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Evening star., 1943-03-06
Israel Metropolitan G. NJ. T..

At II am, sermon by the presiding
elder, the Rev. r. E. Brooks Holy
communion will be served; 8 pm.
sermon by the presiding elder. At
pm. Friday, quarterly conference.
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Omen Door Church

The Rev. c. w. Oyer will preach
on Three Aspects of Looking at II
am. and the Rev. e. E. Lewis, for
years missionary in Ethiopia, will
give an illustrated missionary mes
sage at 7:30 pm.
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Activities in Washington Churches

Life and in the evening on Dis
counting Youth" The young peo-
pie will conduct the service.
Evening star., 1943-03-06
Divine Science

"The Spirit Of Truth" Is the sub
ject of the lesson-sermon by the
Rev. Grace Patch Faus tomorrow
at II am. at 2600 Sixteenth street
NV.
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Washington City Church.

DR.. Warren D. Bowman will have
as the subject at II am, THE Win
ming Life" The Junior Church will
meet at IL am. At 8 pm, DR.. Bow
man will speak on THE You Jesus
Sees" At $50 pm. DR.. c. E. Resser
will give the first in a series of talks
on the Origin and Understanding
OF the Bible Sunday his subject
will be How the Bible Came to Be, -
The Board of Trustees will meet
Monday at 7:45 pm.
There will be prayer meeting Fri
day at pm.
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Wesley.

Dedication day tomorrow. At
the morning service the Rev. c. E..
Wise will preach on "The Dedicated
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Friendshin (Colored

Walking Uprightly" will be the
subject of the Rev. B. H. Whiting
at II am. The Rev. George Carter
will be the guest speaker at 8p.m.
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Metrouolitan A. M +.

At II am. holy communion with
sermon by the Rev. J. w. Bundrant,
chaplain, U. S. A.: 8p.m., sermon by
the Rev. Zebedee Hawkins, assist
ant pastor,
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St, Paul A. M. F.

DR.. j. Mckenzie Harrison. jr.. will
preach and will celebrate holy COM
munion.
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Ehenezer (Cnlnrad1
Lewis Memorial.

The church will observe dedica-
tlon Sunday at II am. with holy
communion. There will be no eve
ming service.
The Soper Bible Glass will meet
Monday at 8 pm. The Officia.
Board will meet Tuesday at 8 pm.
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TrAnshguration,

Holy communion at and ii am.
The Rev. J. J. Queally will of1iciate
Eand preach. 'f as.-.:.. ....-ss
Evening star., 1943-03-06

The church joins with the other
churches of the Disciples of Christ
IN Metropolitan Area in celebra ting
Disciples Day. At II am. sermon
by Rev. Leslie L. Bowers on The
Disciples March On"
Meeting of the Bible School Coun-
cile Thursday at 8 pm.
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Episcopal
St. Johns, GEORGETOWN.

St. johns, Georgetown.
The Right Rev. H. st. George
Tucker. presiding bishop of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, will
preach and administer the rite Of
confirmation tomorrow at 8 pm.
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Christion
Third,
Fifteenth Street,

At II the minister will speak on
Disciples of Christ on the March" )"
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Armenian.

On Sunday at 11:15 am. the Rev
Charles Y. Aznakian will preach
In Pierce Hall, Harvard and Fiji
teenth streets NV, on Don't Keep
at Bay Your Chance of Usefulness. ="
The service will be followed by q
congregational business meeting for
the election of elders and deacons.
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Brethren
First Church.

"The Christian Life is the Most
Reasonable Life is the topic to-
morrow morning, another exposition
Of the Epistle of Paul to the Romans
and deals with the eighth chapter by
the Rev. Bernard N. Schneider. At
the evening service his topic is The
Word of God, Truth or Perjury?"
Memorial United.
Sermon at II am. The Defeated
Armies of Syria and at 8 pm
How Jesus Won Men," by the Rev
Ira Sankey Ernst.
The Fultz Crescent Glass and the
Friendship Glass will meet Monday
evening. The Unity Glass will meet
Friday evening.
The World Day of Prayer service
will be observed Friday at II am.
at the. Church of the Ascension.
Special lenten services will be con-
Quoted on Wednesday at pm.
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NEW YORK
AVE. CHUR CH
18th ( H IN. 7. Avenue

Ministers:
DR.. PETER MARS0ALI.
Or ALBEIT EVANS
REV. GEORGE W. BURROUGHS. Jr.
9:30 a.m.-Church Bible School.
II a.m.-"Everynan's Preblen."
$50 p.m.-Young PEOPLES Meeting.
DR.. Marshall Preaching. Choral Music.
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Chevy Chase.

"The Place of the Rigorous" will
be the subject of DR.. j. H. Hollister
at II am.
A Chinese supper for benefit Of
China relief will be at $50 pm
The Rev c. c. Hung and Ray Yang
will be the speakers.
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River Road u. p.

Rev. Virgil M. Cosby will preach
at IL am. the final sermon on the
series "The Christ" The topic Is
''At the Feet of Christ"
Midweek service Wednesday at 8
pm. at the home OF MIR. and Mrs.
Howard Bachman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-03

The large. thrifty bottle 10 much
moro economical to buy. Splendid
shampoo. fathers abundantly, leaves
hair softer. silkier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-03

Cleanse with tbs lascioa,e ersam--then
: refreshing. cleanup treatment with
Special Preparation-ses how much
moro Kiowingly fresh your skin looks!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Old Age Policy Pays
Up 10 SI00 a Month!
Needed Protection, Ages IS to s5,
Costs Only Cent a Day

The Postal Life 4 Casualty Insurance
Co, 1898 Postal Life Building kansas
city, No, has new accident policy for
men and women ~ ages IS ~ SIS
II pays NJ - $500 n KILLED up TO 800
a month for disability. new surgical bene-
fts no 10 800 for hospital care and other
wanted
And tho cost is oniy cent day
SO s. a year.
PoSiai paws CLAIMS promptly more than
enc quarter million people have b1uRb,
Postal policies THIS special policy Tor
older people is proving especially sttfAc-
tive No medical examination no agents
Will call
SEND NO MONEY NOW. just writ, us
your name address and aSs--ths name
address and relationship q your bsns.
fciary-ahd 80 will send q policy for 10
qay.' FREE INSPECTION. Ne obligation
write today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
PRODUCTION sIMPLIFED

Another chapter Of the exhibi.
ton deals with the simplification
Of production made necessary by
the shortage Of manpower.
Before Dunkirk. the insignia on
the shoulders. cuffs. arm bands.
etc. of the uniformed forces were
always embroidered. Today. they
are stamped on The exhibit
shows that substitution OF stamp
ing for embroidery is saving over
one million hours OF work per
year, freeing 500 employees for
other essential activity.
Rife barrels which used 10 he
made al the rate of two an hour
by the old process are now turned
out al the rate Of 100 an hour
by the use Of new methods.
BY this modeTnlzcd operation.
81 per cent of skilled labor that
( orr erl Y concentrated on rife
barrels is now either AT other
tasks or shouldering the rifle IN
the armed forces.
You have seen the high polish
on shells, axes and some garden
tools. Just forgetting 10 put this
high polish on saves 25 per cent
IN labor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Rayon Taffeta Comforters
wool s12.05
filled '/O

Inside the crisp beauty o.
the rayon taffetl covering
IS a warm, Atwood filling
thar will help keep YOU
warm On coolest nights. Sc
lect thi, comforter for both
beauty and pracueility. In
cleaning peach, blue, green.
rose and Winter rose shades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
British Meet
War Shortages
With Ingenuity

EDITORS NOTE - This is
the first Of a series Of two arti-
cles describing What maritime
England has accomplished in the
task Of overcoming material and
mdnpoWer shortages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Diamond Patterned
CHENILLE SPREADS slO.85

Distinctive pattern soft fluffy chenille closely spaced
background Also available selection of spreads
using white chenille and punchwok coored backgrounds of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
BY WILLIAM RANDOLPH
HEARST. Junior
Publisher, New York Journal
American

LONDON. Oct. Ill saw an
exhibition the other day, showing
the industrial problems England
has to face in the way of material
and manpower shortages during
the present war and how she met
them.
II was brave display.
The exhibition showed graph
cally with samples OF the finished
products of today how English in
dustry and labor, in spite of a
restricted amount Of material and
constantly diminishing manpower
have still been able TO deliver
the goods. ~
At the outbreak of war, articles
were classified as either essential
Or heheSsenttal-T The manufacture
OF nonessential articles ceased
overnight and the best heads were
put together 10 turn out essential
items with the materials al hand
or with available substitutes.
HUME VI IfIl III
As a case in point, before the
war, 50 per cent Of paper mate
rial was imported and only 1S per
cent was produced az home.
Today only "a per cent is i'm
ported and the other rs per cent
is produced AZ home.
This represents not only a
greatly increased home production
OF materials suitable for paper
articles but also vastly in
creased use Of substitutes.
The consumption Of newsprint
today is only one-third OF what il
was before the war Newspapers
are greatly reduced in volume
some now printing only four
pages
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
SCRAP DRIVES INTENSE

We have had variety OF scrap
and salvage drives az home, but
none can assure YOU. approach
the intensity and efficiency Of the
efforts successfully carried out
here.
The basic difference Of course
is that they have had 10 make
the drives successful here or be
defeated and put out Of existence
as nation
We a. home have not been
faced with anything nearly APP
preaching thiS-aS yet Our drives
are promoted solely on the basis
OF patriotism Here the work is
Spurred on by the strongest IN
pulse of all self preservation
Consequently. ingenuity that
quality which Americans rightly
boast Of In themselves. has
reached point here that COM
pares with anything that has ever
been done by anybody. anywhere
USE SCRAP PAPER
For example. metal objects.
ranging from gun sights 10 pro-
peller blades are made out Of
composition materials. Articles
made OF paper are first produced
from scrap paper, and then col
lecied and used again.
Wood is scarce here. They do
not have any large timber forests
such as We have.
our machine guns used 10 be
sent here in individual wooden
boxes. Nowadays. after careful
thought 10 machine guns come
packed in box using barely one
third more wood than the original
one gun box Furthermore. this
same box is now used over and
over again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20

II DON'T think you need Ia
worry" ! told my husband with
a show Of more confidence than
! felt.
Harry says Halloran il a
wonder. and I think he may be
depended on TO see that no one
can recognize me after he gets
through with Transforming me
into an elderly hetel- ehanher--
maid"
"Oh. OF couse know that's
true" he admitted. but / can't
forget the look the Wilderness
Mama, gave YOU "a Adams
and Winters took her out Of
here. I was n fool 10 call you
out Of that closet To help me.
1 should have called Dad.
why" / asked. A bit cha
grined. and my husband Keen
eyes swept my face knowingly.
FEARS FOR MADGE
Not because YOU didn't rise
perfectly to the OCCASION" he
said. Nobody could have done
better. But because Of Ruth
Hayes peculiar temperament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20

ERE pleasant little game viii give you
every day II numerical puzzle designed 10 spell out
letters hrst II the number
letters subtract II the number is less than
your key number Start at the upper left
OF key
numbers left right Then read the The letters under
the checked figures give you 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
By ADELE GARRISON

bacon and eggs, coffee, toast
and jam"
Ten minutes later, when had
summoned the maid. and asked
her 10 give the rooms a hasty
golng-over, Dicky, Katharine and
sat down 20 a delicious break
fast. We ate quickly. but enjoy ed
IL thoroughly. Then We went
hack 10 the sitting room. where
my father joined us looking at
his watch bit Impatiently "a ne
sat down
II hope Philip doesn't indulge
his temperament, and decide TO
be late he said. 1T lacks only
three minutes TO the. hour 1
named"
Just as he spoke. the sound Of
the knocker came reasSurlngly TO
our ears.
shall I go, Dad" Dicky
asked. already on ms way 10 the
door. II imagine that's the
Neritzen royal procession, scep-
tiers, crowns and all"
Katharine and ! bit our lips 10
keep from laughing, but my
father did not laugh. His eye
broWS were narrowed and while
he was not frowning l knew that
he did not care for his Son-ln-law S
levlty. But his answer was
prompt and cordial
"Oh. YES, thank you. Please
open the door"
ROYAL PROCESSION ARRIVES
The next instant. the royal pro-
cesSion' had come into the sit
ting room, Olga IN the van regal
as always. Dina close behind her,
and Philip Veritzen bringing up
the rear.
you are prompt" my father
said approvlngly. looking at Olga,
for he obviously knew 10 whom
credit was due for the family
keeping us appointment on time.
Please sit down. ne went
on. indicating the chairs which
- ftf,-+~s- tit-----dy bringing faE--
ward and taking one himself
facing them.
we haven't much time" he
said. my daughter must leave
in few minutes. and l want TO
check with both her and Dina
upon what they are TO do"
(Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-20
PITFALLS OF LOVE

was a fool to bring YOU in and
let her know thst YOU had heard
what l said 10 her. To her
twisted mind, I'm afraid only
your death or torture at her
own hands could wipe that out.
Frankly. I shan't he easy about
you until that woman is put
where she belongs"
~ daa,t thiak that Mill he
long" | treasured him
II suppose you're getting
ready for that trip 10 the hotel
where Ruth has summoned
0linia." he said
WILL ORDER BREAKFAST
yes, and I want your break
fast order right away 10 l can
phone room service. You may
have my bath for Your shower.
I'm going into the next suite
where Katharine will he FIN
ished. Well eat In the sitting
room over there"
"Okay" ne said as he stood
up and stretched his arms hlgh
above his head Just order the
usual things for me, - melon,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-29

elanice krozka st. 7 zopet od-
zVale kampanji Ameriskega
Rdecega kriza in priredijo So
delovanjem direktorija sloven-
skega delavskega donna veseli-
co plesom, v nedeljo dne g..
maja in to v zgornji dvorani. .
Priporocam collinwoodski ma
selbini, da Sc odzove temu vabi-
lu in jim S tenn da priznanje "a
njih agilnost.
Res, so po stevilu Sc majhne,
ampak pri delu SO veike. zele-
la bi, da bi iih ostali krozki we
Ii "a vzgled in jih posnemali.
Svojo zavednost napram zemlji,
kjer ie tekla libel njih starisev,
so pokazale clanice istega kroz-
ka, namrec st. Z ma seji meseca
marca, ko so ustanovile podruz-
nice "a Slovensko-Ameriski ma
rodni svet. Pomagale bodo tudi
tej akciji.
Ko to pisem, :je vreme bolj
podobno bozicnim nego veliko-
noenim praznikom. Upajmo, da
Sc v kratkem vreme ustanovi in
nam bo mogoce lotiti Sc della ma
vrtovih nakar bono posvetile
nase moci pripravam "a mas
bazar. Vesele velikonocne praz-
nike (zakasnelo) zelim vsem
clanicam in njih t:ruzinam ter
vam klicem: Ma svidenje ma
konferenci!
Paula Kline
Gl. predsednica "Progresivnih
Slovenk Amerike."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-29
p0zIv kASE GIL. pREDSEDNlCE
Pridite ma konferenco 80. maja!

Cenjene clanice: Mesec maj
Sc bliza, cato je moi namen, da
vas opozorim na naso letno kon-
ference, XII Sc vrsi 80. maja V
Slovenskem narodnem domu ma
St. Clair Ave.
Zborovanje sc pricne oh 8. uri
popoldne. Moja in celega CLAW
mega odbora zelja je, da Sc cla-
nice v polnem stevilu vdelezijo
tega letnega sestanka ter da
krozki poroeajo Q delovanju.
Ma dnevnem redu DO vec zelo
vaznih reci, O katerih- sc bo u
krepalo.
Clanice, nj dovolj, da cakate
ma porocila pri krozkovih sejah,
potrebno in vazno je, da ste sa-
me osebno navzoce, da izrazite
svoja mnenja pri raznih zade-
yah ter da ma splosno sodeluje-
te pri delu v prid organizacije.
Upam, da je vsem elanicam
znano, da smo prelozile "Bazar"
ma Is. julia v Euclid, Ohio in
sicer il raznih razlogov. Vem,
da ste vse zelo zaposlene pri
spomladanskem ciscenju, z de-
lom V "Victory Gardens, ne
katere v tovarni, it'd, vendar
priporocam in vem da 81 bo do
casa "Bazarja" vsaka zavedna
clanice utrgala malo casa in
sodelovala "a to naso skupno in
potrebno stvar. Namen krozkov
namrec je, da darujemo vse do
hodke v dobrodelne namene.
Oneniti zelim se to, da so Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-29

iva, da ne prlreJaJo slicnih prl-
redb ma Ia datum.
Me bono skusale po nasih
najboljsih moceh, da napravirao
sliko pravega starokrajskega
semnja. Manjkalo ne bo ne Ge-
bule, ne Cessna in BE posebno ne,
&c mas zopet obisce Frank ce-
sen. Predlanskim nam je okin-
cal MIN cello drevo. Ce kdo
misli, da Sc ljudje branijo ces-
ma, maj vam povem, da takrat
Sc ga MISC! Ostalo nj niti enega
sanega stroka ali zrna! Mogo-
&c je bill magneticen, ker ga je
Frank obesil!
Ma zadnji prireditvi sem Sc
sesla prijateljicami, katerih
nisem ze dolgo videla. Zacudila
sem Sc, da so prisle, ker so pre-
cej oddaljene, pa me prekine e.
ma izmed njih: "Ves, ko sem
preeitala imena igralcev, sem
rekla sosedi: 'Pojdimo k "Pro-
gresivnim" v Euclidn In smo
sle!" - LIE skoda, da nj bilo
casa pogovoriti Sc Sc kaj vec,
toda obljubile so, da Sc Sc ogla-
sijo, kadar bono kaj priredile.
Hvala Lena!
Ker Sc je predsednica ze "a
hvalila "a udelezbo pri igri, maj
JAZZ dodam Sc. lepo zahvalo ma
81 urednici ge. Ivanusch, ker je
tudi veliko pripomogla in uredi-
la nasa vabila ma "Progresivni
strani'. Da eitajo to stran tudi
moski vem vsled tega, ker mi je
povedala ena izmed clanic, da
njen moz vselej precita PRO
gresivno stran' preje, kot ona
in da il sploh ne da lista roke.
dokler nj gotov.
Apeliram ma vas, Slovenke,
da Sc nam pridruzite ter posta-
nete clanice "Progresivnih Slo-
venk', kjer vas bono radevolje
sprejele V naso sredo. Nasa pri-
hodnja seja Sc DO vrsila 5. ma
ia v Drustvenem domu ma Re-
cher Ave. Pridite ker ste vse
dobrodosle.
Vas prav prijazno pozdrav-
liam!
GUST Zupancic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-29
CIRCLES REPORT
Circle No. 7 Is Here Again!

We, "The Progressive Slovene
Women of America" circle No.
Z are proud of our club. We are
especially proud of our accom-
plishments for the American
Red Cross since this war began.
In our estimation this orga-
nization is one Of the greatest
in the world. No one can do
more than they have done and
are doing for our boys over
seas.
The club members have given
their blood and are now going
for their second turn. And if
the readers will grope in the
back of their minds, they will
recall, that we gave a Red
Cross Dance last year. With
the help of the great crowd,
that assembled and the hard
work of the members and
others it turned out very sue
cessfulIy.
This year, on May 9th, we
are again holding a Red Cross
Benefit Dance. This year, more
than ever, the Red Cross needs
your help; so keep posted to
this paper for more detailed
news!
The Club Reporter
Esther Zupanc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-29

ter "a razns kulturne ustanove.
Ravno tekoGi mesec, r1amrec
4. april Sc je imela vrsiti velika
skupna prireditev ali bazar
vseh clevelandskih krozkov, pa
Sc zal nj mogla izvesti vsled ne
kake pomote pri najetju dvora-
ne.
Seveda Sc bo mas bazar vse-
emo vrsil enkrat v mesecu juliju
V S. D. Domu v Euclid, Ohio in
cato prosimo cenjene Slovence
in Slovenke, da mas takrat obi
scete:: Yes cisti prebitek bo Sci
v dobre namene, kot "a Rdeci
kriz, it'd. Ker letos ne bono
mogli toliko ven ma dezelo, DO
ia mas vrtni semenj v Euclidu
gotovo vsem prav dobrodosel.
Pozdrav vsem.
Frances Wolf, tajnica,
krozka st. 1.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-29
St. clairski krOzek St. 2

Predzadnjo sredo smo imele
naso redno mesecno sejo in bilo
je prvic, da je bila odsotna ma
sa predsednica, Cecilia Subell
in je vodila sejo podpredsednica
Danica Hrvatin.
Nasa plesna veselica je bila
precej uspesna in oh tel priliki
Sc zelimo zahvaliti vsem clani-
cam, XII so pomagale bodisi v
kuhinji, tocilnici, pri prodaj
vstopnic ali okrepcilnih listkov
onim, XII so sprejemale in pazile
pri vratih, onim, XII so sc vdele-
zili veselice in predvsem daro-
-valkam kave, sladkorja in me-
senine.
Ma prihodnjo sejo bosta pri.
nesli nasi clanici Gusti Fran,
5eskin in Frances Gorshe raz-
no blago zs mas bazar ter ga
oddale clanicam, XII so priprav-
ljene, delati. Imele bono tudi
predavatelja in sicer, ako lie
mogoce, zdravnika.
Dne 80. maja, kar pade ma
nedeljo, pa Sc bo vrsiIa nasa
letna konferenca. Upam, da Sc
boste vdelezile iste vse clanice.
In moja prosnja je, da innate do
tedaj poravnano vase elanarino,
ker drugaee ne boste imele pra-
vice do glasovanja ma konfe.
renci.
Poroeala bi lahko Sc n1nogo @
nasem delovanju, toda ura je
pozno v noe in moran odloziti
pero. as
Mary Zakrajsek,
- tajnica,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-29
sTRAN 5.

ljen prenehati kmetovanjem
in napraviti javno drazbo. Ven
dar Sc vsak boji til v mesto. -
"Tu,' pravi imam vsaj vsega
dovolj "a JEST, v mestu pa ne
vem, kako boz
Razmere Sc zelo tezke "a ne
katere. Pri mas upamo, da bo-
mo zdelali. Ako DO pa slucaino
trda predla, bonn pa naprayila
zabavo "a Progressive Sloven-
Ike" krozek st. 1 oh casu, ko bo
treba spravljati mrvo.
Mislim, da Sc Sc marsikatera
elanica sponinja, kako priietno
.je tisti cas-.
Ker je to moi zadnji dopis do
druge ZINE, vam zelim vesele
velikonoene praznike (zakasne-
lo) in &c ina katera Glanica ma
10 casa, maj mi poslje par W.
site, da bonn vedela, da SO bila
moja pisma eitana.
Anna Prime, R. 2,
%reenwood, Wis.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-29
Komponia "Progre-
sivnih SIovenk"

Ma zadnji seji glavnega od-
bora Sc je sklenilo, da Sc pric-
ne kampanja "a pridobitev no
viii clanic in me zene smo 81
trdno zacrtale da bono napele
vse nase sile "a pridobitev no.
viii moci, oziroma 'clanic.
Moi klic maj doseze sleherno
zeno in dekle, kajti zgodovina
ne pomni veeje potrebe kot je
sedaj, da Sc postavimo v skupi-
no in delujemo proti krvolocni
zverini.
s. Vedno govorimo: ''Prav rada
bi pridobila, toda cas- ne dopu-
Seal" VEN, da je druzinska ma
ii vedno. oblozena z delom, toda
po sebi sodim, da 81 lahko vzlic
vsemu delu, odtrga uro casa "a
stvar, XII je v dobrobit Gloves
tVu.
Ze sama beseda Progressive
Slovenke" vam pove delovanje
nase organizacije. Me podpira-
mo in delujemo "a vse, kar o.
lajsuje delavstvo v obde.
Torej zbudi Sc slovenska ma
ii, slovensko dekle! Ne skrivaj
svojo zmoznost! Zdaj jo rabbi
mo! Ali nj greh, ko toliko spo-
sobnih zena pociva svojo do
bro idejo, katera bi nam kori-
stila, bi nam svetovala, da bi Sc
bolj ma dolgo in siroko razsiri-
lie naso organizacijo?
Je Ii kje srce, XII ga ne bi ga
milo pocetje mad nasim ubogim
narodom- v donnovini? Sama
sem prizadeta in mi je zadan
hud udarec slucaju ,mojega, O.
ceta, XII je ze dive lett v koncen,
tracijsken1 zaporu in to je
stareek Y starosti ~ let,
Podobnih in Sc hujsih sluca-
jev je nebroj in nepopisnih.
Zato van klieen, pristopite Y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-29
Gibanje krozka st. 3 v Euciidu

Nasa aprilska seia je bila ze-
10 dobro obiskana. Clanice so
bile vesele, ko je tajnica poro-
Gala 0 preostanku Cd nase igre
"Vrnitev'. Sklenile smo kupiti
zopet en- vojni bond v vsoti
$18.75, nadalje srno daroyale
S1U.OU "a Jugoslovansko pomoz-
no akcijo ter $500 "a Rdeci
kriz.
Ravno, ko je predsednica po-
rocala, da Sc bo vrsil skupni Sc
menj krbzkov v Euclidu, smo
bile obvescene po telefonu, mai
mas krozek najame vrt Drust-
venega/doma "a nedeljo Is. ju-
liza, "a imenovani semeni ali
bazar. Umevno je, da SO bile ma
Sc elanice tega vesele, ker Sc
menji 50 lepsi ma prostem, nego
znotraj in Drustveni vrt je "a
enake prilike zelo pripraven,
ker nam bodo obenefn n slucaj,l
desja ma srazpolago duoraxe.
Apeliram torej ma druga drus-