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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-10

This Is the ground that Jack dug This
Is the lime that went into the ground
that Jack dug. This Is the fertilizer that
followed the lime that went into the
ground that Jack dug This Is the sol!
that topped the fertilizer that followed
the lime that went into the ground tnat
Jack dug. This Is the spade that noeo
the rows that held the SOIL that topped
the fertilizer that followed the lime tnat
went INTO the gorund that Jack dug. Ano
there you have Jack or Tom or Bill tnaC
welded the spade that hoed the rows, that
held the soil, that topped the fertllizer,
that followed the lime that went into tne
ground that Jack dug. Let's ALL make
q garden.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-10

It d staging an Investigation Of
the Federal Communications Com
mission solely because that Com
mission voted unanimously TO
recommend criminal action against
Q member Of Congress, Rep, Gene
COX % Georgia, 10 defend him,
his brother congressman not only
voted 10 spend the taxpayers
money On an investigation Of the
FCC, but they also placed the
Congressman who Is under fire at
the head Of the committee inves-
tigatlng his aecusers,
This threat Of investigation IS
the tlme-honored method by which
CongresSmen defend themselves
whenever they get In q jam, They
may rant and rave against some
insignificant government bureau
which spends n little extra on
paper, or which hires q $4,000
clerk beyond atS budget. But
should the Justice Department be-
gin Q criminal probe Of certain.
shady Congressional practices, the
cry Of 'sINVESTI0ATE THE JUS
TTCE DEPARTMENT." goes up
from the Capitol Dome. and the
hounds are In full chase.
ONE mo CLUE
Should, for instance, o certain
Congressman from New England,
realize that the Justice Depart
lnent was staging . criminal probe
Of his lobbying for war contracts,
all Of Congress immediately would
demand an investigation Of At.
torney General Biddle.
Or should q certain Senator
from the South fear Justice De-
partment scrutiny Of war sub.
contracts held by his family: or
should the Justice Department
probe the law fees received by
another senator, poignant cries Of
INVESTIGATE THE JUSTICE
DEPARTMENT." would almost
LIFT the Capitol Dome.
The Congressional motto Is, ''We.
must stick together" Apparently
they don't realize that the best
way TO keep the confidence Of the
country Is to keep their own
stables clean; and that it was not
until the German people lost con-
fidenee In the Reichstag that Hit
Ter was able to seize power.
Most interesting illustration Is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-10
WHY THE MEAT SHORTAGE?
New York TiFnes)

In spite Of the shortage Of meat
In retail stores. the total supply Of
meat in the country. the Institute
Of Applied Econometrics points out.
Is greater than ever before. It Is on
the farms. In living cattle. on the
hoof. Many reasons contribute TO
the shortage at the stores, but q
major one Is the building up Of
herds In the country. Just as $780,
600 tons OF steel had to be withheld
from one years consumption in OF.
der to construct the new plant cap
acity OF 10000. 900 tons which win
come In this year. part Of the pig
crop and Of cattle production Is be-
Ing withheld from the market In
order to build up herds.
At the beginning Of 1919, for ex.
ample. hogs on farms numbered co..
100000. At the end Of the year the
annual pig count showed that IT,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-10

The O.D.T. now says buses may be
used this summer to 20 to amusement
marks However, this must not interfere
with the transportation needs Of war
workers. There are six restrictions
though, which will keep this travel un:
der control, among them no rubDer-tlreo
service If a train Is available, and pleas
ure rides must not Interfere with worKa-
day service. Essential travel comes nrst
and then, If there are no infringementS,
it will be possible to board a ous ana
indulge in bit of recreation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-10

agree that until
that occurs. VIC
tory Is not pos
sible. But we can
do all that and
still not have vic
tory. and this for
the simple reason
that victory r. .
spiritual thing. Il
lives In me ms
hearts. Il consists
ina lot more than
shining n hafkiA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-10

With the announcement that many
CITY restaurants, especially in New York,
will have to close because of food ration
ing. one wonders how the inns and eat
inc places along the road will fare this
season. Fewer folks will be travelling by
and the eating places will be cut down
on foodstuffs. It is hard to see these
thriving places put out of business. But
how can they go on?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-10

800, 900 had been added to herds on
net balance, raising the total on
farms to 73,TO0.O00 head. Poultry
and egg production Is also at new
high record.
Curiously enough. one reason Iol
the meat shortage has been the
phenomenalIy large corn ond wheat
crops Of 1912. II crops had been only
normal, farmers would have been
forced to market Q normal percent
age of their pigs. II Is the govern.
ment's pricing system which has Leo
unintentially to this building-up Of
herds. Ceiling prices had ben set for
corn and wheat. II therefore paid
the farmer TO feed his corn and
wheat TO cattle and hogs. for which
ceiling prices had not been set.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-10
STRENGTH
FOR THE DAY
WHAT Is vTCrORY?

WHAT - VBO1UB8s
We talk Q lot about victory today.
but few people seem to know the
meaning Of the word.
They declare that victory means
cleaning up the Germans and the
Japs, and certainly we should all
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-10

wage tncrNeee. IN
the face q this,
the railroad opeee
alorS have been
pointing cut eoMe
of the Wasleeul
practices they ere
forced 10 fellow,
such as Feather.
bedding" - the
EN- ptoyment 81
extra and Appar-
entity unnecessary
train crewmen
GA some runs
estimated 10 be
costing q. q ra0~
- AAAA - kfnaAus
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-10

Rough
Riding On
The Rails

waterbury DeUoogNe WasAlngteA
CeEFoMponaaMe
there ere two sides 70 everything,
~ The pancake turner eAgely re-
marked, and that would apply -
the current controversy ever the ee-
ilclency Of wartime railroad opera
ton,
THIS entire dlspula d merely
baekdFop for the more fundamental
issue Of the big Ave railroad bro
therhoods' demands ter . q Per day
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-10

I've seen them on desolate. lonely
blazing islands doing their JOB day
and night. There Is no complaint.
Only restless impotence to get up
to the front. I've seen them In the
steaIning jRngles sweating and grim
ming. There IL no complaint. Only
restless impotence to get up closer
to the enemy.
Navy Secretary Frank Knox.
The main objective Is the formal
declaration Of the obligation Of
every one 70 do all he is able TO do
to aid the war effort.
"A. r. Of L. President william
Green.
The best way TO insure against
unemployment Is TO have M uza-
employment.
winston Churchill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-10
Washington Merry o-Round
BY
DREW PEARSON

Congress Gives Of How Lose Peoples Confidence
Hsods Committee Investigate Agency Investigating Him.
Counsel Record Opposed Man Being Judge In Own Coss
Capitol Hill Club ls We Must All Stick Together
how 10 lose the connde o. the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-10
Health
By d.. William Brady

elEmaa letters pertaining ~ per.
aenal health ana hygiene. net y
disease. alAgnouls e. treatment
WIN be answered b. d. 1ka4Y q
q stamped uelfuaaaressoa envelope
D enclosed Letters ahomla Be bElof
en- written b lnk. Ne EUplH ean
Be made % queries moe eouEoEzns
M . instructions. AaaFes1 Dr.
WtAlAm BRADY, NAeloaal News-
paRee Service. 30 west n9adlssn
street. Chleage. m
Evening star., 1943-03-19

and hang the-er, what you call
them on the lines to their hearts
content. And that is what some OF
them do
Arlington Farms is to be one OF
the sites for housing the Nays
increasing number OF WAVES, and
that was another reason for the in
spection tour The commission was
helpful in bringing about deal
whereby four OF the dormitories will
be turned over to the Navy when
completed.
Incidentally, the Planning Com
mission has coined A new substitute
for the usual newspaper term OF
emergency housing or "low-rent
movable homes" such as the Alley
Dwelling Authority sometimes uses.
Evening star., 1943-03-19
Dr.. Rohrbou9h to Head
Agriculture School

DR.. Lewis H Rohrbaugh, formerly
senior training officer of the division
OF training Of the ONCE Of personnel,
has succeeded Eldon L. johnson as
director Of the graduate school OF
the Agriculture Department During
the current season Dr. Rohrbaugh
has been teaching course for train
ing officers in the graduate school.
DR.. johnson has gone to the Uni
versity OF Chicago to assist in train
Ing Army Air Forces personnel.
Before his work with the Office
OF personnel. DR.. Rohrbaugh was
Evening star., 1943-03-19

and conveniences Of home usually
denied them by zealously alert land
ladies. Wash tubs and ironing
boards in the service room and
lingerie hanging on the line" he
reported.
we went out there to see what
kind of places the Government had
provided for its girl workers and
how they liked it" Mr., Settle said,
They seem to like it fine and so
did We, especially when We found
the community drugstore literally
Evening star., 1943-03-19
stocked with candy and chewing

stocked with candy and chewing
gum"
Aside from the general homelike
atmosphere Of the dormitory. what
impressed members of the commits
sion most were the utilities and con-
veniences provided.
One Of the chief complaints Of
Government girls is the average
boarding house and apartment land
lady" Mr.. Settle said. "A lot Of
them won't let the girls do their
laundering in their rooms and its
almost impossible to find wash tubs
or ironing boards in the basement"
Now that's where the Govern
ment has planned we'll and wisely at
Arlington Farms he explained
The girls can do their own washing
Evening star., 1943-03-19
Arlington Farms Home-Like
Appearance P|euses Planners

Secretary Thomas S. Settle was
humming something that sounded
very much like Home, Sweet Home"
yesterday afternoon when members
OF the National Capital Park and
Planning Commission returned from
inspecting one of the recently oc-
cupled girls dormitories at Airing
ton Farms.
Family men. all of them. the other
planners echoed his voiced opinion
that the dormitories offer these
Government girls all the privileges
Evening star., 1943-03-19
Senator Wheeler in HospitoI

Senator Wheeler, Democrat, of
Montana is in the Naval Hospital at
Bethesda undergoing treatment for
an ear infection. He is expected to
return to the Capitol in a few davs.
Evening star., 1943-03-19

associated with the Farm Security
Administration. Prior to his con-
nectlon with the department he
had done educational and COM
munity organizatio work with gov
ernmental and private agencies. He
received his bachelor of philosophy
degree from Dickinson College and
his doctor Of philosophy from the
University OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Evening star., 1943-03-19

They are duration homes" In the
new terminology OF the Planning
Commission.
One OF the commissions problems
in planning for postwar Washington
is to see that the hundreds Of tenn
porary Government dormitories now
under construction in and around
the city are duration homes" In
fact as we'll as in name
1t remembers the Government
hotel for women that remained in
Union Station Plaza for years after
the World War. That was a "dura-
tion home" too
Go clmhmfra dafrfaddaradadadfg
Buy War savings stamps and help
IL
Evening star., 1943-03-19

Buy War savings stamps and help
stamp out the Axis.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-03

vsno cd ~naselbine, posameznikov in organiziranih sku-.
pin, XII zeljo, da tax list ostahe.
Dobro bi bid, ako bi Vi, ki tie vrste citate, oitenf ne
koliko razmisljali.
Kot narocnik lahko p%omagate, ako narocnino pla-
eujete TOcNO, ako pa niste narocnik, pa list vendar
berete, hi ne bio mic narobe, ako hi Sc sani narocili mani.
Ako ste trgovec, ne ~pricakujte oh vsaki priliki brezplacne
reklame, ker ste nekoc potrosili par dolarjev "a oglas.
Kot clan drustva ali neutrality-suspicious., kulturne,
dobrodelne ali kakrsnekoli-ne skrbite samo, da DO ma
list poslanih ducat dopisov, %priporocil, zahval, it'd, tenn
vec gillette tudi, da DO drustvo sklenilo list "a tnjegovo
sodelovanje GMOTNO podpreti, z oglasi, tiskovnami ali
prispevki. Pomnite, da pray tako kot nihce drugi, tako
tudi mi ne moreno placati raeunov plemenitini nameni.
List je tukaj, da VAN sluzi. Ampak sluziti VAN ne
DO mogel, ako ne boste tudi vi, XII ~soglasate z MIN, sto-
rli zanj nekoliko vc kot ste v preteklosti. To reeemo ma
ravnost in odkrito, ne da hi hotel S tenn vas ali same sebe
ponizevati. Kar smo navedli so dejstva, cato upalno, ola
jim boste dali tisto upostevanie, XII ga z~asuzijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-03
OpOmini glede raci-
~joniranja

PrOcesirana hrana: Znamke
x, Y in z so dobre do 20. no.
vembra. Zelene znamke knjizi-
ce st. 4, A B in G v veljavi do
20. decembra.
Gasolin: Znamka As "a tri
galone skozi do Fl. novembra
in znamki B in C. sta dobri "a
diva galona vsaka, dokler nista
p~orabljeni.
KurivnO Ole: Kupon st. 1 "a
novo sezono je veljaven sedaj
"a 10 galonov do 3. januarja.
PrOcesirana hrana: Modre
znamke U v in w SO Sc veliav-
ne do 20. oktobra. Znamke x,
Y in z so dobre do 20. novem-
bra.
Peel: Certifikati "a nakup
peel "a gretje ali kuho, bodisi
ma premog, drva, pin ali ollie,
Sc mora sedaj dobiti cd lokalnih
racijskih odborov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-03
Lokalni odbor st. 2 JPO,SS

Cleveland, Ohio. - V Fad
Nth par dopisih smo citali raz-
veseljiva porocila naSega agil-
mega blagajnika Joseph Okor-
ma, XII nam podaja porocila kar
Sc tice financne pomoci, XII jo
prispeva mas narod potion To-
kalnega odbora st. 2 JPO,SS,
XII posluje vst. clairskem okroz-
jul.
Il raznih velikodusnih pri-
spevkov je razvidno, da Sc mas
izseljeni narod Sc vedno spomi-
MIA svojih dragih v start domo-
VIM, Xxi danes jece pod zavoje-
valcevo peto. Res zalostna pri-
hajajo poroeila IL nase prelepe
Slovenije. Emo porocilo' je hui
Sc cd drugega. Y resnici bi nam
moglo srce okameneti, &c bi pri
vseh teh strasnih poro6ilih osta-
Ii ~brezcutni.
Jugoslovanski pomozni cd
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-03

Kot YAM je Re porocal mas bla-
gajnik, so tie pozrtvovalne zene
nabrale re kaj lepo vsoto in Ia
vzele so Sc tako odlocno, da
pravijo, da ne bodo odnehale
dokler ne DO tisocak skupaj.
VISA cast tenn zavednim Sloven-
kan in prav lepa hvala tudi
vsem darovalcem, XII Sc tako We
likodusno odzivljejo S presto
voljnimi darovi.
Cd strani nasega lokalnega
odbora st. 2 JPO,SS sprejmite
V imenu nash trpinov v starr
domovini najprisrcnejso zahva-
10 "a vse zrtve, XII ste Jill do Sc
daj Re doprinesli v TIA namen,
lie tako Sc naprej, dokler ne be
ia svetovna morija koncana in
takrat pa DO tudi nase dele
koncano. Bratje jim sestre - ns
pomoc!
Lokalni odbor st. 2 JPO,SS
Frank A. Turek, tajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-03
Jugoslavija mora biti demo-
kraticna

Cleveland, Ohio. - Narocni-
ca sem dveh naprednih listov
"Enakopravnosti' in "Prosve-
te", odkar izhajata. Rada citam
samo &c mi cas- dopusca. Zadnje
case Sc mi je pa ProsVeta ne
kaj zamerila, ker je urednik Mo-
lex spremenil barvo.
Kar Sc tice sedanjih bojev v
Jugoslaviji, obstojita dive from
til partizani in Mihajlovicevi
cetniki. Partizani Sc borijo "a
svobodo, Mihajlovic pa "a kra-
liza. Urednik "Prosvete" Sc zelc
ogreva "a Mihajlovica, "a O.
svobodilno fronto pa nj Sc "a
piAal enc dobre besede v Pro.
sveti, samo gerilci zmagujejo ir
Mihajlovic je junak. Ne pravijc
zastonj "Ameriski Domovini':
da je tudi urednik Prosvete
mimi. Je pac zalostno, da je "a
sci pod kraljevo klerikalno ma
relo.
Kar Sc tice lista "Ameriske
Domovina', ia nasprotuje vsaki
dobri in napredni stvari. Spo'
minjam~ Sc ma tiste case, ko smo
"a republikansko zdruzenje de-
lali, koliko je bio nasprotstva
Sedaj pa Sc RUE S svojimi pri'
stasi prot Slovenskemu anne
riskemu narodnemu svetu ir
blati njegove zastopnike.
Vsak trezno misleci clovel
mora spoznati zakaj Sc bori O.
svobodilna fronta; da Sc bori zs
svobodo in boljso bodocnost. Ir
KIDD je ia %fronta? Vecina pre-
prosti trpini, pa Sc dobijo ida
jice, XII jim nasprotujejo in Jill
blatijo, da SO komunisti in ban.
diti. To delajo vsi tisti, XII b
radi videli, da bi prisla srbsks
vlada S kraljem ma krmilo, fist
troti, XII so zbezali z m%ilijoni il
domovine v tezki uri, ter prisl
sem, da tukaj zapravljajo in vo'
dijo propaganda.
Zivela osvobodilna fronta. Ii
vela demokraticna Jugoslavija
Agnes Strauss
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-03

delu caka Sc velika naloga. Bio
hi kaj nesmiselno tratiti cas- ma
sejah cato, da hi Sc prekljali "a
kak prazen mic, ko cd mas nasi
v domovini nestrpno pricakuje-
10 in krvavo potrebujejo fl
lnancne in moralne pomoci. Vsi,
kot eden neomajno podpiramo,
cenimo in spostujemo delova-
ME, XII ga vrsijo nasi, cd Narod-
mega kongresa postavljeni vo-
ditelji: Adamic, Kristan, Zalar
in drugi. Revezi SO "a svoje tr-
do, nesebicno in posteno delo "
zahvalo Sc napadani. Toda, &c
bolj Sc YAM DO godila krivica,
toliko vecji in boil obozevani
boste v nash oeeh.
TIE in Sc druge odlicne govor-
nike bono imeli priliko slisati
ma velikem ljudskem shodu v
nedeljo IA. novembra, oh pol
tretji uri popoldne v Sloven-'
skem narodnem domu.
Do tega dine bodo imeli nasi
odlicni mozje Sc kaj bolj zani-
mivega "a povedati, kot 81 da-
mes moreno predstavljati. Raw
no sedaj je porocal pc radiju
Drew Pearson v svojih znanih
predictions. to Come, da je
Cordell Hull-sedaj nahajajoc
Sc v Moskvi, pc uspesni konfe-
renci-nestetokrat napil zdravi-
co Jozetu Stalinu, rekoe: "Saj
Rust MISC tako slabi, kot jih ne
kateri slikajo." &c mas ameriski
tajnik tako misli o Rush, po-
tenn smemo tudi mi storiti isto
in Sc veseliti image Rusov in
jugoslovanskih partizanov, brez
bojazni, da hi mas KIDD ~pristeval
v vrste komunistov.
Ne pozabite prosim, ma da-
tum IA. novembra, ko Sc DO W.
Sill veliki ljudski shod, ma kate
rem ne bi smelo manjkati no.
benega zavednega Slovenca.
Ia publicijski odbor SANSa
stew. 80:
h.. ;.-o , A. Simcic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-03
SANSova podruznica Ct. SO
in veliki ljudski shod

Cleveland, Ohio. - Podruzni'
ca A N st. 80 je "a st. clair,
sko okrozje, V kateri je veianJe,
Nth do 40 drustev in okrog SOC
posameznikov. Ia podruznica
prednjaci v tenn, da smo V nje1
zastopani ljudje razlicnih pre-
pricanj, toda Sc vsi dobro razu'
memo in mic ne DO proved rece-
no, &c povem, da Sc imamo kar
radi med seboj.
&c Sc Gem takoj ne strinja'
mo, Sc debata nadaljuje toliko
casa, da Sc sporazumemo. Ne
spominjam Sc, ia hi bila ma ma
81 seji izrecena niti ena zaljivka
z ozirom ma mnenje enega all
drugega. Ker spostujemo tole.
rance, cato tudi dobro napredu.
:jemo.
Ia predsednika imamo Leota
Kushlana. Pc pravici povedano.
da je dobra poteza voliti v tax u
rad kakega advokata, katerega
zivljenski poklic je patti ma le-
galnost in red, cato mu je i
graca voditi seize pc elementar,
mem redu ter bistro presojati in
slediti izvajanjem govornikov.
Vse to della mas advokat in kaj
nitro mas opozori, &c smo il re-
da. Pazno sledita OBJ njegovi
desnici in levici podpredsednik
Krist stokel in druga podpred-
sednica Josephine Zakrajsek.
Kakor Joseph Okorn in John
Pollock rada prejemata in Ste
jeta denar "a pomozno akcijo,
IaKO Je mas taJnlk John SuSnlk
yes zaljubljen v tie dolarje. Ka-
dar odposlje denar IL domace
blagajne ma glavni urad, Sc pr
porocilu, da je spet pra1na bla-
gajna, tako zalostno nakremzi,
da Sc nam zasmili in 2 zdruzeni-
mi mocmi znasamo skupaj da
.se spet lahko pohvali ma prihod-
Mi sell, da je odposlal kakih
pet stotakov, kot pc navadi ma
glavni .urad.
Blagajnik Matt Lucic le potr-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-03

no poroeilo tocno.
Milan Medvesek ina najtezje
delo pr mizi, ker mora kot "a
pisnikar vedno koncentrirati.
To .je mas dicni izvrsni odbor.
sedaj pridejo ma vrsto razni
zastopniki, izmed katerih je ne
katere kar zabavno poslusati.
Tako ma primer je zgresil po-
klic zupnika Jos. Okorn. Govo-
ri kot hi cital; njegov glas je
baritonske vrste in misli tako
nitro, da mu vcasih jerk ne
more sfediti in rnu "a hip sape
zrnanjka. Ko sc spet pljuea ma
Ipolnijo, nadaljuje, pribija doka-
re ter poudarja, kako Sc MENU
ga malo zdi, ker ia in ia caso-
pts ne pise o sijajnem partizan-
skem bojevanju in uspehih. Ia
INA biti dramatieen. Ia name
eek pridene Sc kako smesno, da
je vselej dobrodosli govornik,
kadar vprasa "a besedo.
Drugi stvaren, vedno ma me
stu in izvrsten filozof je mas
resni odbornik publicirete, Fran
&c Cesen. Ker ina dobro pisa
teljsko zilico, ga imajo povsod
radi, da jim pise potrebno re-
klamo, kar INA v najlepsem slo-
gu in redu izvrsiti. On nikdar he
mlati prazne slame.
V tenn odboru Sc odlikuje tu-
di Mary Krizmanciceva, XII Sc
brezmejno zanima, kakor njen
oce Andrea, "a vse, kar je I'VE
ri z osvoboditvijo Slovolcev O.
ziroma juznih Slovanov. v ME
nth angleskih clankih je najti CT
tate vsakovrstnih odlicnih pisa
teljev, XII Sc j zdijo vazni, da Sc
seznani publiko kaj in kako mi
slip o nasem jugoslovanskem
gerilskem bojevanju druge vaz,
ne %politicne osebnosti.
Najpridnejsi pri prodajanju
clanskih kart pri tel podruznici
je, no, sal veste KIDD, Ludvik
Medvesek. Nekdaj sva bila v
kompeticiji, toda ko sva dose
gla vsoto vsak pc $100, mi je
rekel, da DO nehal ljudi nadle.
govati.
Ampak ma zacudenje vse h
srno slisali ma zadnji sell, da jih
je prodal re do $500 vrednosti.
Mice mu ne more vec do 1--WE
ga. Kaj DO porekel k temu Tone
Wapotic, XII je tudi lezel "a ma
ma 2 .Medveskom? Cast komur
Cast! H.:
Sc wee vaznih in vescih "a
stopnikov imamo v prireditve-
mem odboru, XII bodo pokazali
svoje zmoznosti kadar bono i
nell svoje prireditve. L. prete-
kle zgodovine vemo, da Sc tlah-
ko zanesemo ma take delavce
kot SO: Mary Stanonik, Char
les Vrtovsnik, John Pollock,
John Tavcar, John Centa, Vim
cent Salmic, Virant, Cesnik in
drugi.
Ysem zastopnikom lie dobro
znar namen organizacije,- cato
sc .dobro zavedamo, da mas v.