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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-03-31
INAACP And WORKERS DEFENSE LEAGUE
TELL CONGRESS One MILLION NEGROES
UNEMPLOYED AND THEIR BILL
lis VIRTUAL DICTATORSHIP

outlawing discrimination against
Negro workers, a United States
Employment Service survey disc
closed that 81 per cent of war in
dustires said "they did not and
would not employ Negro work
ers."
1.-THE result" White added, lis
that there are more than 1000
600 unemployed or underemploy-
d Negroes today in the United
States"
White said strikes and walk
outs had occurred at some war
plants because Negroes were hir-
ed or promoted. Some private
industries and large corporations
in many Southern states. he testi-
fed, hold Negroes in a state q
peonage."
g major part of the manpower
problem in America today" White
contended, lis the unwillingness
of employer and employees alike
to accept the sIxilles, actual or po-
tential, which the Negro has and
willingly offers.
with that problem unsolved 1t
would not trust any man. Negro
or white, with such sweeping pow
ers as his bill confers. 1t virtually
amounts to dictatorship.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-03-31

Attorney Hart was born in Ala.
bama, received his early educa.
ton in Washington, d. C. and la
ter graduated from Howard Uni
versity. He matriculated from the
University of Chicago in 1916
and entered the u. S. Army dur
ing the First World War in 1917.
Returning to America after over
seas services in 1918 Attorney
Hart entered Northwestern Uni
versity and graduated as a Bach
elor of Science and Doctor of
Law receiving both degrees in
one year. He married Miss Ada
Brinkley of Philadelphia in 1921
and the young couple migrated to
Seattle in 1923. After being sue
cessfully engaged in practice of
law in Seattle from 1928 to 1881
Attorney Hart accepted an offer
to serve in the capacity of legal
advisor to a prominent firm of
realtors in Chicago, he filled this
position creditably till he again
heard 1.-THE Call of the West" and
returned to Seattle to establish
permanent home for his family
in 1896.
Attorney Hart has since travel
ed extensively while in the U. s.
Marine Service. He has visited
throughout the Orient, the Malay
States and Alaska. On December
Sth, 1871 - the first available
day after Pearl Harbor, he again
offered his services to the U. S.
Government and true to form he
succeeded in his desire to serve.
In recognition of his past SER
vices and patriotism, he was nam
ed Director of the Federal Hous-
ing Project at Ruston near Ia
coma in November 1912. This
Project caters to SINCE men only,
is cosmopolitan in its scope and
is equipped to house about 200
men who are employed in the
nearby smelter. 1t also provides
cafeteria, reading rooms and re-
creation hall within its grounds.
Notwithstanding the difficulties
involved in securing adequate
help, Attorney Hart with his US
ual resourcefulness, has succeeded
in obtaining qualified office
force of four persons and other
additional help. He maintains a
staff of twenty-five persons and is
elated because each member of his
staff is a Tacoma resident - yet
there are a few positions to be
filed.
The management of the Federal
Housing Authority speak Ia high
praise of Attorney Harris eff
cheney, and inform Us that his
skill in working with people and
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-03-31
Subway Cop Suspended
For Beating Of Student

New York, N. Y. - Raphael
Jacobson, independent subway
policeman who on March 18th at
tackled Ethelyn Burnett. 15-year-
old high schol girl has been >srs-
pended pending a hearing by the
Board of Transportation, Police
Inspector John ]. Spain announc-
ed this week at the first hearing
on the assault. The hearing fol-
lowed protests made by Ethelyn's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Burnett,
managers of a roming house at
1928 st. Nicholas Avenue.
Testimony by ~ students of
the beating of the high school
student at the goth sreet subway
station by subway policeman in
the presence of schoolmates was
also heard this week by Prentice
Thomas, assistant special counsel
for the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored Peo-
pie.
1t was learned through the
hearing that the attack upon Eth.
elyn which had been carefully
concealed by the metropolitan
press had assumed the proportions
of a riot. Several radio cars D
policemen were involved in quiet
ing the uproar created by larg'
group of high school students
yelling for protection of Ethelyn
who after the beating was LOCKED
for ten minutes in the mems Law
| atorv of tho suhwav station
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-03-31
DIR. CARVER
MEMORIAL WINS
HOUSE VOTES

Washington. March 80. -
Public lands Committee unani-
mously approved House bill CAT
providing establishment of a
memorial to the late DIR. George
Washington Carver, noted Ne
gro scientist.
Chairman Peterson said nego-
tiations are under way for acqui-
sition of Carver's birthplace near
Diamond, Mo-, and that present
plans call for erection of a log
cabin like the one in which Car
yer was born.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-03-31

There was Tracy Marcus. Is,
Mullins, S. c., as messman
aboard the S40-ton seaplane ten
der Cannot. The Cannot was
blowing along in the Atlantic off
Bermuda last summer when a
torpedo struck her amidship.
She went down in four minutes
but so seamen managed to get
over the side and onto the life
RATS.
Lord have mercy on us, on
our souls. Save US from the
seas, said a voice in the pitch
black darkness.
Lieutenant Francis L. Neussle,
skipper of the Cannot. knew il
was Tracy Marcus praying. and
he knew Marcus could sing spir-
ituals. He commanded the lad to
sing and the air soon rang with
such songs as Just Beyond tht
River lord an" Everybody
That's A-Living Got To Die,
and Il Got Shoes"
The singing was Infectious
Neussle joined in and prett,
soon everybody pitched in. The.
still were singing hours late
when planes and rescue ship
hove into sight.
The destroyer Gregory wa
converted into an auxiliary trans
port and sent to Guadalcanal
Two Japanese cruisers an,
three destroyers cornered he
asst summer and sent her to tn
bottom with shellfire. Surviv
,ors plunged into the water -
shark-infested area.
A Negro lad named French
20, son of Mrs. Miller French c
Newark, N. j., was aboard on
of the overerowded life raft
When he realized that the raj
was drifting away from shore h
tied line around his waist an
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his understanding of the economic
and social needs of these men re-
fleet much credit on his training
and his ability.
This Project was opened for
inspection to the general pnhlic of
Tacoma and a few Seattle friends
on March 7th and a program in
which the men participated, was
rendered. Attorney and Mrs. Hart
and their attractive daughter
young Shirley Ann reside 1903
Morgan Street. Seattle, and we
are proud to honor resident of
such attainment and loyal princi-
pies.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-03-31
Interracial Spring
Luncheon

Come and enjoy the Interracial
Spring Luncheon. which is to be
April IL, (second Sunday in
ApriD at the First A. NJ. E.
Church. The hours will be 2 p.
m. to D. M. climaxing at 4 p. m.
with a very fine Interracial pro-
gram. This dinner is being spon-
sored by the Missionary Society
of First A. NJ. E. Church.
Following is the menu at soc.
Turkey ressing-Giblet Gravy
Hot Rolls - Coffee
Combination Salad
Ice Cream - Cookies
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WANTED -

1 have recently moved to Seat
tie from Conn. Am SO years old,
steadily employed. l would ike
to meet an intelligent fair COM
plexion, tall, broadminded woman
between 35 and so. Marriage pos
sibilities. have no family ties.
Write Box Dept. ALB, Northwest
Enterprise, 304 18th Ave. So.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-03-31
Dorothy Maynor AT
Moore Theatre, April 10

From Negro parsonage in
Norfolk, Virginia to the greatest
concert halls in the country is
Dorothy Maynor's success story.
The gifted soprano will again be
heard in concert at the Moore
Theatre on Saturday evening,
April 10 under the auspices of
Cecilia Schultz.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-03-31
SEATTLE NEWS

Mr.. Charlie Beale of the Two
Pals Smoke Shop returned to the
city after several weeks vacation
and boil out at Hot Springs, Ark.
He also visited at Chicago on
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-03-31

his return trip home.
l had a very fine trip and am
feeling fine was Mr.. Beale's re-
port to the Enterprise represen-
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-03-31

Achievement Greatest Loss in Manpower
ONWARD AND UPWARD
A SUCCESS STORY

The life of Attorney Dean u.
Hart reads like a modern success
story and his latest achievement
seems fitting the climax to years
of service and hard WORK.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1943-03-31

Keep off date Wednesday,
April Is big Red Cross
benefit musical and dance
at Savoy Community Center
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23
yseh slovanskih drzavah ma Balkanu in vzhodni

vec vseh sovanskih drzavah Balkanu in vzhodni
Evropi. ..-s@... .. ,*1~*e.#s@# - .a 49,
Nova evropska vojna Sc zdi gotova styar Kontra-
dkeia sistema pod katerm svet fnkconira bo povzro
ella nezogbnost vone. seVeda strasno je prems
jevati otej vojni Mone ljudi bo pobtih toda kakor
stvar sedaj stoje umra ze zda Evropi pocasne smr
milijone gadnh zbegan in nefmkcirajoeih ludi, moz,
zena in otrok Zelo zazevo b bo, da bi taksna vol
prvedla do podvga mas vsepovsod Cello kaos XII bi
utegn sledti vojn in takemu ustanku preden bi blo
mogoce organizra se resnicnega socianega napredka
bi bill bols kakor pa sedane stanje "mru in sedanja
gangsterska dpomacija ter raketirske vadne metode
To je pisal Adamic pred desetimi lett. Prmerjajte
razdobje, XII e medtem poeko in danasnje stanje stva
RI pa boste ugoovi, kako jasno je gedal bodocnost
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23

petrolejska polja bi bila tako |
blizu, kakor je IL zayezniskih |
letalisc severni Afriki do Tu-
rina. Prenes industrije IL zaho-
da ma who'd ne bi mogel vee
resiti nemske industrije pred u
ni6enjem. Hlvazija Balkana in
srednje Europe bi bila mnogo
cenejsa, ako bi dobili kontrolo
mad Jadranskim morjen. z
SIavonska in madzarska raw
nina sta oddaljeni cd Jadran-
skin pristanise lie $ so do 80
mill sirokim pasom kraskega
masiva. Cd tam Sc razprostira
nepretrgana ravnina prav do
dunajske kotline; vzdolz Odre
pa Sc odpira pot v slezijo.
1 Zavezniki bi nasli vojasko in
lgospodarsko premoe ". krajih,
.Ikjer live zatirani Slovenci, Hr-
vati, Srbi in Albanci oh obali in
Nv njenem zaledju. Jadransko
morje je idealna pomorska pca
"a prevoz bencina IL Bliznjega
IVzhoda. Il Trsta do Tripolisa
in Haife, kamor vodijo- petro
lejske cevi il Mezopotanskih
vrelcev, je komaj LOO mill,
polovico mani nego liz New
Yorka do Gibraltarja. To so O.
gromne ugodnosti, XII bi odteh.
tale vse tezave te operacije.
V zacetku leta 1918 je Mem
cija je ustavila britanske ir
francoske vojaske sile v sever
nj Franciii. Rusija in Italia sta
bill premagani, Srbija, Rumuni
ia in Bolgarska pa so bile Ease
dene. In vendar so Sc komaj pal
mesecev tpo porazu Bolgarije "a
7 majale vse fronte v srednji Ev
/ ropi in koneni poraz je prise
: skoro eez noe.
Iste moznosti hitrega pora
: "a Nemeije bi Sc moglo pojavi
=. ii, ako zavezniki temeljito izko
: ristijo vse one ugodnosti, kate
z re bn Jim nudila invazija Itali
je.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23

znejse boljse razmere javnosti
do impresionistov je bill zago-
vor move umetnosti po Ivanu
Cankarju, po Ivanu Prijatelju,-
zlasti pa uspeh razstav ma Du-
naju in v Beogradu. Odtlej Sc
je splosna nenaklonjenost spre-.
minjala v obcudovanje in umet-
nostna porocila so cedalje bolj
oznacevala Jakopica kot velike-
ga mojstra impresionizna in
vodnika tedenje umetnizke ge-
neracije.
Jakopic je raven lastnim
unetniskin delom tudi drugaee
bistveno posegel v slovensko u
metnostno kulturo. z lastnim u
metnostnim paviljonom je usta.
novil prvo sredisce nase umet-
nosti, utemeljil kontinuiteto
javnih razstav in ustvaril prvc
stalno vez med slovenskim OBJ
cinstvom in umetnostjo. Jako.
pic je priredil leta 1910 prve
zgodovinsko razstavo sloven.
skega slikarstva. S polno "a
vestjo o nacionalni vaznost
svojega prizadevanja, je sode
loval pri oblikovanju slovenske
ga znacaja moderne umetnosti
ia mas je samo ena pot -
otresimo sc tuiega vpliva =.
Ne bodimo oskrbniki, hlapci tu
jega bogastva, ampak postani
mo gospodarji svojega, cetud
skromnega posestva."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23
1emskemu osvojevalcu.

nemskemu osvojevalcu.
Kadar potrebujejo partizani
vecje kolicine hrane, je ne gre
do konfiscirat, temvec jo kupi-
jo cd kmeta po primerni ceni.
Nedavno so v blizini .Postoj-
me partizani odgnali Irvine ne
kega slovenskega kmeta. Del
nakupne Gene so mu takoj pla-
cali in mu obljubili, da Sc po-
vrnejo Sc isto noe z ostalim de-
narjem.
Kmet jim je povedal, da mo-
ra stvar brez odloka javiti itali-
! janski oblasti in dodal "ako te-
ga ne STORM, me obesijo".
Partizanski vodja mu je od-
govoril: "Ne bodo te obesili. -
Takoj po nasem odhodu pojdi
ma italijansko komando - toda
mi sc bono vseeno vrnili S tvo-
jim denarjem.
/ Italijani so seveda takoj OBJ
kolili kmetijo in ma vse strani
naperili svoje strojnice .. To-
da kmalu je slovenski kmet pri-
Sci k italijanskemu komandan-
tn in mu pokazal Sop bankov-
cev: "Vseeno so mi placair
Italijanski komandant je yes
besen zacel preiskovati stvar.
Pokazalo Sc je, da so partizani,
obleceni italijanske uniforme,
prinesli kmetu denar, strait pa
povedali, da so prispeli il Tr-
! sta z natancnimi navodili cd
! glavne komande, kako postopa-
ii S partizani. Takoj nato so S
,syojina avtomobilom zopet zbe-
zali.
I falIjanske skrbi
casniska agentura Reuter- po-
roca il Zuericha:
! Italijansko casopisje govori
le' nalo o Nenlciji, mnogo pa pi-
se o Madzarski, Rumuniji in Hr-
ivaski. Italia je ocividno v veil
kin skrbeh radi svojih 20 divi-
zil HI Sc nahajajo ma Balkanu
m so Y nevarnosti, da Jim "a
veznBha tnornarica prekine I'VE
70 2 Halije preko Jadranskega
raorja itahjanske ,cete ma Hal
karu hi bile v tenn slueaju res
no ogrozene cd partizanskih
sile
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23
Boji v Jugoslavijii
Nemiri OBJ madzarski meT

BOSTON, Is. junija (Chri
stian Science Monitor) - V
clanku, XII daje pregled vojnih
dogodkov, prinasa omenjeni
list naslednje porocilo.
Napadi jugoslovanskih parti-
zanov ma kraje oh starr madzar-
ski meji, so Sc mocno razvili v
teku zadnjih treh tednov; po-
sledica je ukinjenje zelezniske-
ga prometa ma vazni progi Bu.
,dimpesta Beograd.
|, Ravno v ten krajih so Sc par
|tizani v teku zadnjih sest mese-
cev drzali v zatisju, zdaj pa so
kar naenkrat prekinili zelez-
'nisko progo ma vee krajih. Ta
proga je "a naciste najvaznejsa
v pogledu prevoza vojakov ma
Balkan. Partizani MISC lie poru-
Sill proge, temvec cello napadli
Wake in povzrocili precejsnje
izgube zivljenj.
! Oh obali Jadranskega morja
poroeajo, da so Nemci ponekod
ukazali, da prebivalstvo evakui.
ra vse kraje do globine 20 mill
Napad ma zelezna Vrata
NEW YORK, II. junija (PM)
- Eden najtezjih udarcev, kar
so jih jugoslovanski partizani
zadali nacistom, je bilo dinami.
tiranje zeleznih vrat ma Dona-
vi. TAX udaree bi mogel ustavi-
! ii YES promet ma Denavi. Oci-
vidno SO .imeli partizani uspeh,
kajti Nemci v znak maseevan ia
SO postrelili 701oseb.
Epizoda iz partizanske vojne '
sloveniji
|. Londonski Daily Telegraph
! prinasa izpod peresa svojega
I posebnega dopisnika "nekje i
EvropT' clanek 2 naslovom
zvijaee jugoslovanskih patrio-
tov::
"Ravnokar sem dobil podatke
9 mali epizodi IL bojev v Sloye-
niI ki osvetljuje hrahrost ia
ajdlDvost jugoslovanskih pa
trintov v niihovih gerilskih
'podjetjih proti italijanskenau 10
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23

Kaj bo, kaj bo, samo cd poin-
TOW Sc govori? &c gres v stacu-
no, ne YES kaj je najbolj po-
trebno - order, denar ali poin-
ii. Ia en- funt steaka tt jih od-
trgaio "a. Clovek z veliko dru-
Zinc stori najboljse &c 81 kupi
kamero, XII slika v farbah, in
maj kupi funt steaka, ter ga maj
fotografira ma podendeker toll
kokrat ina glav pri skledi, po-
tenn maj enostavno izreze tiste
mesene slike, in maj vrze emo ma
vsak taIar. Ali 81 bono pa ma
taknili rdece spegle in kadar bo-
mo jedli "rajz'', ga bono vide
Ii rdeeega in mislili bono, da je-
mo hamburger. Ravno tako kot
ribniski konj, Xxi je jedel ublar-
ce z zelenimi speglami, pa je
mislu, da je trava.
Sc o pointah ma rakiji. MOI
in zena sta vsak dobila kvart
viske. Ona jo je kmalu udusila,
ne da bi ia start kaj vedel o
tenn. On jo je poeasi predihaval
vsak dan malo, kar ga zena ne
XII dan pobara: ''Ta start, zakaj
81 pa taku stinzi S tvojo visko,
da mi ne das niti en- glazek? %
On jo pogleda in pravi: "Saj
imas tudi ii legitimacijo "a
kvart ma mesec. Pojdi ponjo in
jo pojij." Ona ga milo pogleda
in pravi: "saj sem sla ze po Wis.,
ko prvega junija, pa sem jo ze
spila."
Zane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23
@ vprasanju invazlje
Balkana

V SVoU SteVllkl od 8. JunlJa
prinasa Christian Science Mo-
nitor elanek Roberta Werthei-
merja, v katerem govori TIA
Hji kot vazalski drzavi nacistov.
Clanek obravnava tudi vprasa-
ME invazije evropske trdnjaye
preko Balkana:
"Najvaznejsa pot v osrcje
Nemcije je Jadransko morje,
toda dokler sta obe njegovi o.
bali, italijanska in jugoslovan-
ska, v rokah sovraznika, te poti
nj mogoce izkoristiti. Ko pa bo-
do zavezniki imeli nadzorstvo
mad vzhodno obalo italijanske-
ga skornja in svoboden dostop
" Jadransko morje, bodo drzali
V rokah kljuc do vse centralne
Europe. Ko bodo imeli trdna
oporisca v Apuliji, jim DO pot
skozi Otrantsko ozino odprta,
in ako okupirajo Krf, bodo mo-
gil posiljati tudi velike pomor-
ske konvoje v severno Italijo.
| Krf je otok, XII je prehajal IL
roke v roko, katerega SO Bene-
eani well Bizantincem, a Turk
Beneeanom, je najveeji otok v
Jonskem morju. Ravno tako
vazen je "a kontrolo Jadran-
skega morja kot Malta "a sred-
Mi del Sredozemskega morja.
Jadransko morje je podobno
jezeru 8 povrsino jezer Huron
in Michigan skupaj. Dolgo je
500 mill, a siroko 100 mill. v
Otranski ozini Sc zozuje ma A
mill. Italijanska obala je ravna
precej nedostopna in nina do
'brih pristanisc, raven Baria
Brindisi in Ankone.
/ Jugoslovanska obala pa je bo.
gaia izvrstnih LUX - ma stoti.
ne je krajev, pripravnih "a liz,
krcavanja ma otokih in ma &C.
lini. Otoki Wis in Lastovo, ter
pristanisce Split, Zadar, sibenik
in Susak stejejo med najugod.
nejse kraje "a izkrcanje. Jugo-
slovanska obala je gorata, ka.
kor tudi vse memo zaledje, XII Sc
spenja proti severn do alpske
prepone, ter do dunajskega ko.
tia, a ma vzhodu do velike mad
zarske ravnine. V severnem de-
lu Jadranskega morja sta maj.
boljsi luki istrskega polotoka
Pull in Trst. .>
Zracna oporisea Istri in Sc.
verni ItaHji bi bila ogromne
yaznosti, ker bi ogrozala visa
srednje in vzhodno evropska in
dustrijska sredisGa cd Gradca
do, Dunaja, Budimpesto, Brnc
in vso oblast poljske "Ruhr-e",
il slicne daliave kot je IL An,
glije do Hamburga. Rumunska
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23
Smrt slikarja Jako-
plea

New York, II. junija. OIC).
- TIE dni smo prinesli vest, da
.je dne 21. aprila t. |. umrl v
Ljubljani najvecji sodobni slo-
venski slikar, Rihard Jakopic.
IL Slovenskega Bijografskega
Leksikon'-a navajamo nasled-
ME podatke il zivljenja tega
znamenitega slovenskega umet-
nika:
Rihard Jakopic je bill rojen
dne IL. aprila leta 1869 v Ljub-
ljani: njegov oce je bill premo-
zen trgovec dezelnimi pridel-
XII. Rihard, najmlajsi izmed O.
smih otrok, je obiskoval ljud-
sko Solo ma Grabnu in ljubljan-
sko realko, il katere je izsto-
pill kot sestosolec.
Jeseni 1887 Sc je po uspes-
mem sprejemnem izpitu vpisal
ma dunajsko akademijo, a je l.
sto leto nevarno zbolel in Sc
vrnil domov. Jeseni 1888 je ma
novo vstopil v dunajsko akade-
milo, prestal po 2 semestrih te,
oretiene izpite in nato odsel je'
semi 1889 "a 2 semestra ma mo-
nakovsko akademijo. l.. 1890 je
vstopil v Azbetovo slikarsko
solo, XII Sc ije tedaj ustanovila '
Monakovem, 10 redno obiskova
nekako 2 lett, nato pa do 1906
vecinoma pozimi, medtem ko j
v poletnih mesecih slikal donna
ma dezeli.
Cd 1900 je zivel v Ljubljani
sodeloval tn $4,000 pri ustano
vitvi Slovenskega umetniskegs
drustva, kateremu je bill neka
casa tudi tajnik, in pri organi
zaciji l. Slovenske umetnisk'
razstave. Medtem je z M. ia
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di 1901 "a vec mesecev slikat '
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nil v Ljubljano in sodeloval t.
pri II. Slovenski umetniski raz
stavi (19O2). Pc njej Sc je 100.
preselil skofjo Loko (kjer j
stanoval najprej v Pustalsken
gradu, potem v mestu), odse
jeseni 1908 V Prago nadaljeva
studije in stopil v Hynaisov
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ster. Spomladi 1904 Sc je odse
ma Dunaj dogovarjat z Meth
kejem O razstavi slovenskih i'm
presionistov, XII jo je nato tam
kaj Bernekerjem, Grohar
jem in Zmitkom priredil (19O4
potem ko je ustanovil slovensA
umetniski klub "Sava" (prin
dl. Grohar). z Dunaja je prise
zopet v skofjo Loko, Sc isteg
leta odpotoval v Beograd ko
prireditelj slovenskega oddelk
|. jugoslovanske umetniske RAJ
stave in Sc po vrnitvi v skofj
Lolo (19O4) porocil z Ana Cree
ny ter slikal (kakor OBJ lister
casu Sternen in Grohar). v losl
dolini. Leta 1908 je odpotovs
kot delegat Save. ma avstri,
sko razstavo v London, s
potoma v Koelnu ponesrecil i
Sc. il ondotne bolnisnice vrn
preko Pariza, kjer je ostal nj
kako teden dni, v skofjo Lokt
kjer ie zivel do 1906, ko Sc j
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