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The Nome nugget., 1944-06-16
PFC. VIM. NEAKUK VISITS IN NOME

Pfc. Vim. Neakuk, of Pt. Lay, Alaska, is in Nome following a 30-day furlough, which he spent at home in Point Lay. Bill is en- route to his outfit in the Aleut- ians.
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-16

JUVENILE DELINQUENCY IN WARTIME
 Nationwide statistics disclose n
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-16
FRANK L. RICE
 RETURNS ON BOAT

Frank L. Rice returned 10 Nome on his way to the Teller district, to resume work on his mining property.
The Nome nugget., 1944-06-16

IN THE PROBATE COURT CAPE NOME PRECINCT. TER R1TORY OF ALASKA. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF GABRIEL JOHN- SON, Deceased.
Evening star., 1944-12-20

Is inches tall with 1512x15h-
inch top. Sturdily built with
we'll rubbed walnut veneered
top.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Miss Lewisohn, New York
PLAYHOUSE Head, Dies

Miss Irene Lewisohn, head of the
Neighborhood Playhouse in New
York and sister of Mrs. Martin
Bogel, chairman of the District
Home Hospitality Committee, died
yesterday in Doctors Hospital in
New York, according to word re-
ceived here.
Miss LeWisohn, who was the
daughter of the late Leonard and
Rosalie Lewisohn, long had been
active in theatrical circles in New
York. Besides her work with the
playhouse she also was head of the
New York Museum of Costume De-
sign. Mrs. Bogel, who lives at 2800
Woodland drive NV, is also head
of the New York Children's Garden.
Other survivors include another
sister, Mrs. Alice Lewisohn Crowley
of Zurich, Switzerland, and broth
er, Frederick Lewisolln of New York
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Funeral Services Held
For Samuel H. BoIIino

Funeral services for Samuel Henry
Boiling, 81, of SIT Irving street
NV, who died Friday at Freed
mems Hospital, we're held yesterday
at the Jarvis funeral home, with
the Rev. Robert Anderson officiat-
ing Burial was in Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery.
A native of Lynchburg, Va, Mr..
Boiling had lived here many years.
He was a retired builder and had
worked on the construction of many
buildings and churches here and in
Virginia. Among them were the
Negro Building at the jamestown
Exposition and the True Reformers'
Building at Twelfth and U streets
NV.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Adeline Boiling; a son, Frederick F.
Boiling; two brothers. Alexander
and William Boiling; four grand
children and one great-grandchild.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
1n Mrntnrtunt.

EDELIN,, MARIA L. In sad but loving
vpo 9f my dear mohsT MARIA
ago today. April 5, 1885.
FORGET Forget you9 NO NO. 7 never will.
Your memory is as fresh today
hfE MARGARfF 9ARGFTHH AND LoTs ASR soEaaAw
H0WISON. HELEN. In loving memory
of our, dear mother. HELEN HOW1SON
Wno ydSs died six years ago today, April s.
HER DEVOTED SON AND DAUGHTER
r. R I61faoS BR01KE HoW1soN AND vERENA
JACKSON. GLovENIA MAE HATToN
ter dLoVESA M MAE sa HATToN TTeSe5 JAcKsoN sn es
who left US suddenly fourteen years age
Though the evening has drawn its curtains
And pinned them with star,
In our home you'll be remembered.
Although you are afar.
We were not there to see you 60.
We only know God took you home
HEk IS s}sFhks ssE
LUsBY, LENA BEYER AND LEMuEL F.
dear mother, LENA BEYER LUsBY, who
Iett me three years ago today. April 5,
LUsBY, who Joined her four months later,
August 8, 1941.
The little road to yesteryear
,.s Winds forever through my heart,
us Are Amem9riTs; of my dasr ife and narf precious
LOVING DAUGHTER, VIOLA.
NEWMAN. GEORGE EDWARD. In low
ing memory of our dear husband and
brother t t. GEORGE EDWARD NEWMAN,
1910. nov '' Np'A o.
Today recalls the memory
OF a loved one. laid to rest,
And those who think Of. him today
HIS iov!sG WIFE lSSa9 2Np sIsrEs. M ass' MARY
NEWMAN. SARAH CLARK.
RAUM, ELIZABETH NJ. In memory OF
nj my IN mother, ELIZABETH FL N: RAUM. VIII;
5. 1885.
re''e 3 pAUaaf2R. Uasa A2H. LENA.
RAUM. ELIZABETH NJ In loving mem.
ory of my mother, ELIZABETH M RAUM
En1 xnril passea z sass sway nine years ago today
Fp6aeaPfFfd pnGaaTEk, MABEL.
WALKER, MARY F. In loving remem.
tM pTance @ OF our dear mother, MARY F.,
y Wha h1sNb ded Ev3 2ND gsa5f asS Ap
WALTER. REV. JACOB AMBROSE
Rev: JACOB, AMBRosE WAITER, pa pastor tor
of st. Patrick's Church, 1S6O-lS94.
Thank God for one dead friend
With face still radiant with truth
When love comes radiant with youth
Through fifty years of death
PARISHIONERS.
WILLIAMS, ALICIA E. In sad but low
ing remembrance of my dear mother
ALICIA E. WILLIAMS. who departed this
life nine years ago today, April 5, 1885
Today recalls the memory
OF a loved one laid to rest.
And the one who THINKS her today
Is the one who loved her best
DAUGHTER. GERTRUDE L. FOUNTROY
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Funeral Services Held
For Mrs. Winnie James

Funeral services for Mrs. Winnie
c. James, wife of the Rev. William
Pence James, retired Episcopal min
lister, were held yesterday at the
Church of the Epiphany. Burial
was in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Mrs. James died Friday at her
home, 6116 Fifty eighth avenue,
Md, after a two months illness.
Born in Mason City, Iowa. in 1871,
she was the daughter of the late
Edward Payson Cross, one of that
city's pioneer contractors and build
ers. She was married to Mr.. James
in 1903, when he was rector of st.
Paul's Church in Marshalltown,
Iowa. After his retirement in 1881,
they moved to Riverdale to live with
their daughter, Janet.
Besides her husband and dauugh-
ter, Mrs. James is survived by three
sons, John James, Riverdale, and
William and Edward James, Chicago.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Mrs. Albert T.. Reed,
Former Teacher, Dies
OF Long Illness

Mrs. Margaret B. Reed, 43. former
Washington kindergarten teacher
and wife of Capt. Albert c. Reed,
died yesterday at Walter Reed Hos
pital after a long illness.
Mrs. Reed, public school teacher
here for about 81 years, retired in
194l from the Buchanan School,
where she had taught for eight
years. Mrs. Reed also had taught at
the Woodbridge and Taylor Schools.
A native of the District, she at
tended Eastern High School, Wilson
Teachers College and George WASH
ington University, where she re-
ceived bachelor of arts degree.
Mrs. Reed had been active in civic
and church affairs. She was past
president of the Childhood Educa-
tional Association, member of the
Evening star., 1944-04-05

National Symphony Orchestra As
sociation and the Columbian Wom-
en- of George Washington Univer-
sity. She also belonged to the Theta
Pi Sorority and was teacher in
the primary department in the Sun
day school of the Epworth Method
ist Church. At one time she was
active in the AFRAID warden serv-
ice and was a contributor to the
Red Cross blood bank. She resided
at 1912 Thirty-fourth street NV.
Besides her husband, who is sta
toned at New Cumberland, Pa, she
is survived by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs William H. Burton, and
brother, w. Cameron Burton, all of
Washington.
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm Friday at the Lee funeral home,
Fourth street and Massachusetts,
avenue NE, with the Rev. Harry
Evaul of the Epworth Methodist
Church officiating. Burial will be
private in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Mrs. Shouse 10 Sponsor
Shin Named for FiIene

Mrs. Jouett Shouse, 5000 o street
NV, tomorrow will launch a Liberty
ship named for her uncle, the late
Edward A. Filene, Boston merchant,
at the st. Johns River Shipyard at
Jacksonville, Fla, according to an
Associated Press dispatch.
Her daughter, Mrs. David Robert
son, who lives at $500 @ street NV.
will be matron of honor.
Another Washingtonian, WAVE
1t. Frances Jay, $500 @ street NV.
was sponsor at the launching yes
terday of Liberty ship bearing the
name of her great grandmother
Mrs. Josephine Shaw Lowell, who
devoted her life to philanthropie
work.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
james N. KimboII, S6,
Dies in Massachusetts

James M. Kimball, 86, formerly OF
POPS Evarts street NE, died March
26 in bingham, Mass, according to
word received here today.
Mr.. Kimball formerly was a men,
Der of the Rebew Orchestra which
played at church services and
YWCA gatherings. He also played
with a group which supplied music
for religious services held for rail-
road men at Union Station.
He came here in 1926 to live with
his niece, Mrs. w. T. Conn, Mary
land Court Apartments, Ninth and
E streets NE.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Samuel Procher, Retired
Railroad Official, Dies

| Ey the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-Samuel
Procher, 86, who rose from appren-
tice boy in the locomotive shops to
assistant vice president of the Penn
sylvania Railroad, died yesterday at
his Chestnut Hill home.
Born in South Carolina he was
graduated from the University Of
Virginia in 1877. During the World
War he was director of purchases
under the Railroad Administration
He served on the Fuel Distribution
Committee during the coal strike
Of 1922. He retired in 1927.
Mr.. Procher was a member of the
Sons of the American Revolution,
the Huguenot Society of South Car
olina. the Philadelphia Cricket Club
and Rittenhouse Club.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Will Dedicate School

PRINCE FREDERICK, Md, April
5 (SpeciaD Representative Sasscer,
Democrat, of Maryland and State
Senator j. Frank Parran will be the
dedication speakers at the opening
Of the new elementary school at
Huntingtown at o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
So Men in District
Begin Duty Tomorrow

Sixty-nine District men, who
qualified for the armed services on
their preinduction examination,
have been ordered to report for in
duction tomorrow-4l for the Army
and % for the Navy. The list
follows.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
day of heart ailment. He had been

In poor health for several years.
MIR. Shinkle, former president and
board chairman of the Central Trust
Co. here, was a native of Covington,
KY and succeeded his father as
head of the company operating the
suspension bridge over the Ohio
River here.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
A. 6. ShinkIe Dies;
Ex-Cincinnuti Banker
Rv thn A.rnniatad nra..

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, April 5.--A. Clifford
Shinkle, 66, former banker and since
1909 president of the Covington e.
Cincinnati Bridge Co, died yester-
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Darn nf ThankH

SCOTT, HOWARD S. Your sympathy
and thoughtfulness and beautiful flowers
always Will be gratefully remembered and
deeply appreciated. THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1944-04-05

Want to send a note to Hitler?
Save waste kitchen fats to make
explosives.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
WALLACH, EDITH. On s

II, 1874 at Providence Hospital. EDITH
WALLACH the beloved wife of James
Wallach, r.. daughter of william W and
the late Marion Kecier and sister ot
Florence Wood of Baltimore. Md: Ethe
Orndrof Hazel Overcast, Cleo Cofren
Dorothy Acuff, Robert L, Wayne Ken.
meth Of Washington, D. c.. and Sergt
Horace Keeler, U. S A, Fort Jackson, c
Remains n, resting at 1906 RIDGE pl. Sc
|terment IN Cedar Hill Cemetery. Service.
by Chambers
Evening star., 1944-04-05
CEMETERY LOTS.

INVESTIGATION will prove that have
z groups of the best-locatod lots in George
Washington Memorial Park Cemetery, VIII
sSu at bargain price. Box Abb, Star. IL
Evening star., 1944-04-05

sIKAfNE, PEARL E. on Monday, April
I3, 1914, PEARL E. STRAYNE of 3039 Qus
St NV, the beloved wife of Clarence j
Strayne, daughter Of Mrs. Laura Carnell
sister of Mrs. Della VOLT, Mrs joyce
Munich, Mrs. Hazel Rankin and Frank Car
Inell. Remains resting at Chambers
Georgetown funeral home, 81 lst and NJ SITS
| NV. Services on Friday April +, at
2; m, at Wolfordsburg, Pa. Interment in
church cemetery 6
Evening star., 1944-04-05

nal rest on Monday April 3 1914. .'G at her
residence, 1855 A St ne, ELLEN v. TAY-
LOR tnee Layman). beloved wife of Samuel
H. Taylor and mother of Mrs Pearl 6
Erisman. and Samuel C. Taylor Friends
may call at the Lee funeral home. 4th st
and Mass. ave. ne, where services will be
held on Thursday. April 6. at l pm Rel
ativeS and friends invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. CFrederick, Nd papers
pleas Sc Copy(
Evening star., 1944-04-05
STEELE. JOHN THOMAS. o.
hnril 2 1QlI John THOMAS {

April g., 1914, JOHN THOMAS STEELE Of
2420 4th st. ne. beloved husband Of Viola
IG; Steele and father of John Thoma 5
funeral home on Thursday, April g. at
1890 am. Interment Fort Lincoln Gem
etery.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
SIMMONS, EMMA I

SIIMDNS, EMMA. Departed this life
On q Mondsy; April 3; l944, at Freedmen's
mourn. their loss three daughters Mrs.
irene Sloan. Miss Cora Simmons and Mrs
vlrglnia Holmes; one. sister, Mrs Alice
Powell, Milton and Wibert Sloan: one
eat-granddaughter, Carmeen POWELL two
nephews, Sergt. John T. Burrell and Jesse
and Thurston Holmes. and other relatives
and friends. Remains may be viewed at
dr; ner late RESIDENCE va 3S23 Charles ave, Alex
April 5. Funeral Thursday. April s, at l
m from the MOUNT Zion Baptist Church,
ton. Va, Rsv James E. Green offcating.
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Ar
rangements by Thomas Frazier Co. 3
Evening star., 1944-04-05
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERAL DESIGNS.

GEO. c. SHAFFER, Inc.
EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES Al
MODERATE PRICES PHONE MA 0l06
Cor. 18th & Eye oDs9 .S5 sssS.Y. sssS'n.s
GUUE bkUS. W. Floral Pieces
1%12 St NV. National 4276
Evening star., 1944-04-05

WASHINGTON, WILLIAM ". COM
@ rades of Rear Admiral Charles
NJ. Thomas Camp, No 3. U. S
the M death sfe Of cemrade cersPS WITT %1IIIAa n
.EN1GSGi w. WASHINGTON. Funeral
fsS.S1 April s. 1914. al 10 am, from
Gl St. MaryS Episcopal Church,
23rd st. NV. BY order,
Evening star., 1944-04-05
WASHINGTON. CAPT. WILLIAM

Retiredl. On sunday. April >, 1914. at
Walter Reed Hospital, Capt WILLIAM W
retired, of 3l6 Florida
Washington and father Of Wilbur l. Wash
ington. Also surviving are one brother,
one sister and other relatives and many
friends. After II noon Wednesday. April
D. friends may call at the MCGUIRE funeral
home, 1920 9th st NV. Services at St.
Mary's Episcopal Church 73O 23rd ST. NV,
Evening star., 1944-04-05
SHERWOOD, MARGARET M. On r

HIhWVUD' THKJNREI i Vt. On IUeS-
day April 4, 1914, MARGARET M. SHER-
| WOOD, beloved wife of the late George
Sherwood and mother of Mrs Virgie
Evans and Mr.. Harry M Ford Remains
resting at the Flanagan funeral home,
az st; ne, where services will be held
and friends invited. Interment Congress
Evening star., 1944-04-05
WELDON. JOHN II. On Monday.

WELDON, JOHN II. On Monday, April
3, 1914, at Providence Hospital, JOHN H.
WELDON Of 434 18th st. ne, beloved hus-
band OF Sarah j. and father of Mrs. Viola
Stephens, Conway Weldon, Mrs, Bessie NJ.
Eushaw. Mrs. Vera Poole, Mrs Sadie Nc
Daniel. Mr. Addie TAYLOR, Carroll Weldon,
Algeron weldon, Mrs Helen Brodigan
Mrs. Louise Haley and Miss Margaret
Weldon. Funeral from the above residence
on Thursday, April &, at 80 pm; thence
to Fort Lincoln Church. where services will
be held at pm. Relatives and friends
invited Interment at Fort Lincoln Gem
etery. ARRANGEMENTS by p. A. Taltayull. 3
WRIGHT, FRANK THOMAS, SR. On
Tuesday April 4, 1914, FRANK THOMAS
WRIGHT, Sr, of 364l Wade I'd Sc, be-
loved husband of Minnie B. Wright and
father of NoVella Washington and Frank
Thomas. tr, and the late 1t. Milton B.
Wright; Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments by MCGUIRE
Evening star., 1944-04-05
LANEY, WILLIAM, JR; On Saturday,

April 1 1914, WILLIAM LANEY. Jr.. nus
band of Adele T. Laney, soE Of william,
Fcmer. Joe Frederick. L'oyd and Marjorie
Laney, and Mrs Mars rlene Hall A host
OF Other relatives and friends also sur
VlYe. Remains RESTING at Frazier's fu-
neral hom@. 3sa P. / ave. W where fli-
neral s~ryceS will be held on Thursday.
Aorll 8. a 9:45 m. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery )
LATIMER. MARGARET Z. On Monday.
April 3, 1914, MARGARET Z LATIMER
beloyed SISTER Of Mrs Forris Stevens and
MIS-. Frank Holly, Services at the S. H
Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 J4th st
NV, on Thursday. April Is. at 10 a m
1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 3
Evening star., 1944-04-05

day, April 3, 1914, at Mount Alto Hospital,
late Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Clark and beloved
sister of Mrs. Ethel M. Twist and Mrs. Ed
mund P. Page. Remains resting at the S.
H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 14th st.
NV, until Thursday, April 6. at . pm:
Graveside services at Arlington National
CemeterY at & nm.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
PERF, ROBERT MANNING

R1TTUE, WALTER A. On Saturday,
March 60. 1914. at Long Beach, Calf
WALTER A. RITTUE, beloved husband of
Kate M. Rittue and father of Mrs Edna
Collins, Mrs: Lucille x. Mullin, Mrs. Eve
Iyn Mccarthy, Mrs. Ethel Timbol, Mrs
Rittue; brother of John A. Rittue and Mrs
Rhoda Burrows. Remains resting a. Cham
bers funeral home, 400 Chaplin st. NV
until Wednesday, April 5. at pm Serv-
ices at the Sanctuary Masusoleum, Cedar
Hill Cemetery, at 3 pm. 5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
.NoBudgetB Boost
Is Mayor S Goal

Mayor JeffrIes expressed CON.
fidence today that he and city
budget officials could keep The
l9ii-45 city budget at its current
d66,t66 trvrt, should 7thcy de-
eide 10 impose certain economies.
The mayor Indicated however
that he thought over-economy
might be unwlSe, especially if IT
resulted in restricting important
municipal services. He and MEM
hers of his administration met in
closed session Tor three hours
yesterday and another such ses-
sion is scheduled for Monday.
II know we can keep II
within $4,000, 900, which is the
figure We are operating under
during the current fiscal year"
the mayor said.
Budget officials have repeatedly
expressed confidence that any
boost in the budget would not be
sufficient 10 affect property taxa
tlon 10 any appfcciable extent.
BUY War Savings stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered TO your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-Salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
KiIIs-the Enemy Joins
Battle Against Hitler

DENVER, Feb. p GNSl- An
Indian inductee, Charlie Jonas
kllls-the-Enemy 49, passed his
army induction tests with fixing
cOlOTs Yesterday
Charlie Is a direct descendant
of Thomas KIlls1hc-Encmy.
SlouX- chief who -WaS- = -Lnrrnr-
the early days Of the West
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

\WSxM&EzzEEsSoSs 1AOl1OI 4AO1I
- Official Casualty List
ARMY WOUNDED
European Area
Campbell gpe LIST It. Franklin Airs Elsa Campbell mother
tIedierranean Area
Akin lst -. Kenvard l. Mathews. Pvt lester Mrs
saulte Ste Marie Decatur
'o Br e &a la Of"sf Boe. rs; cP Waiter p..1 j.,
father Flint rra,bc,r 1880 FairrTest
Cassidy, Pvt Floyd r. Mrs, Detroit
Gladstone PoIcela pfc. Mrs.
H4baevsy Anthon,- e , tSaSfa r M heE
mother, Ss2l Greeley De Rock Pvt Theodore A.
uoit Mrs Adca Shore aunt
Harbowy Pvt. Edward Mrs 47l6 Orleans, Detroit
Ma idIo@"H, noheI' Schafer Pfc I~--W VIII
Latham, Pvt Edward John s. r., ,,,a -, -,
Tes SON., ~ a ,l, -eef4tfti Detroit
Mrs. Florence Malislev- Nokts, PFC. John J. Mrs
SKI mother 5i36 Tlman, Mary NJ XohliS mother
Marchugton. PIE. Wibcr \ Volta, Pfc. Fabian P.-Mrs
.tcolGI a. Naiohi1s"n' Mary T. Volta wife,
NAVY MISSING
Kramer, seaman 6, George A-Mr. and Mrs George j.
Kramer parents jackson
- MARINE UNBEB
Lloyd, Pfc. Warren C. Mrs Leygraf. Harold T.
Haze Lloyd mother oloi herman Leygrat, father,
MAXINE DEAD
johnson, Pfc Robert W. Leggett, Charles R.
Mrs Isabelle Carmichael William Legget father,
sister Kecgo llarbor Sandusky
MARINE MISSING
Mct eIan It. iiubert-Nrs Catherine Mcclellan wife
ARMY PRISONERS or GERMANY
Albright, I'd 1t Roscoe = Ianec1ko sgt Chester ".
mother Goduater mother 7i2s PaSSo64
Bcdorka, Cpl Paul Vi Detroit
Horny BcdcrNa father. Lane I'd IT Dorman p
Bodeu, SGT Elmer v Mrs mother Port Huron
W>yonl Boden. wife Port rru', sgt STANLEY Mr..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
w. Honor Roll
- Official Casualty List
ARMY NOUNDED
European Area

Campbell lst IT. FRANKLIN AIRS Elsa Campbell mother
1876 Saratoga Detroit.
tMediterranran
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-21
KITAJSkA
ENAKOPRAVNOST

tenn ko videvas malo tovorne Ii
vine, pa veckrat zapazis pluge,
XII jih vlecejo ljudje in povsod ma
njivah kopljejo z motikami. Ia
torej je ze prav, da SO njive tako
majhne! Do kolen v vodi, vista
golih hrbtov v soncni pripeki--
tako mora kmecko ljudstvo do
sti samo orati, vodo crpati z "a
jemalkami in vse to opravljati,
"a kar imamo sicer zivino.
Ia zemlja je sirna in tina. Ko-
raki bosih kulijev nosacev, XII
nosijo potnike, Sc poudarjajo to
tisino. III kuliji nimajo kaj 60
voriti. Najvec, kar jih zanima,
je to; kaj bodo jedi in koliko
napitnine bodo pac dobili; ia
snow je pa kmalu izcrpana, do
vecera je Sc dalec. Ko Sc bliza-
mo neki vasi, XII Sc javlja ne
kaj prestarimi, sirokovejnatimi
kafrovimi drevesi, postane pot
bolj obljudena. ze dalec je Sill
sati enakomerno popevanje to-
vornih nosacev, knetov, XII Sc
nam S svojim blagom, ma drogu
cez pleca privezanim, drsajocih
korakov blizajo svojim he-ho,
ali pa slisis vrescece cviljenje
tezko oblozenih samokolnic.
Mogoce je kak semenj, XII jih
imajo vsakih pet dni kje in ma
katerega gredo kmetje in baran-
taci, da bi kaj izkupili. To je
najvaznejsi dan v tednu ma tel
zemlji. Razen svatbe ali pogre-
ba, ne pozna kmet nobenega
praznika cd novega leta do nove-
ga leta. Toda ma semenj mora
til, ker mora sele prodati, da mo-
re potem kupiti, kar potrebuje.
Pa ii gre in nese tri kokosi v ko-
sari ma enem koncu droga in ma
drugem koncu je kamen zaradi
ravnotezja. Ali nero RIA, pra-
/ sicka, XII je privezan ma samo-
kolnici. To je blago, XII ga neso
ma semenj. Kakor so majhne
njive, je majhna tudi kmetova
lastnina.
Tu ne vidis kakega z zitom
natvorjenega voza. Kolovozna
"pot" je samo tri cevlje siroka
(manj kot meter). Ljubosum-
most ma orno zemljo jo trpi samo
l kot crto med mesti; med njiva-
mi pa mora sluziti vzviseni rob
rizevih nasadov "a stezo. Costa
nam pove, da so kmetje revni, da
je premalo orne zemlje "a vse
te kmete ma Kitajskem.
Rev$6ima kitajske Vasi
Kako so kitajski vascani rev.
nj, spoznas takoj, cim Sc ustavis
) v~kakem vecjem kraju. Tu pref,
mejo nosaci svojo dnino, vsak Tc
1000 kasev (za YES dan nosnje
kakih> 8 centov). Brz Sc podviza.
jo in stetejo nazaj do bliznje va.
81, ker dobijo ondi "a kak cent
cenejso jed ko ma potniski po.
staji.
4&Miiifii4iaii iiiii4iH6i
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-21

I1lSc SO---Iuul " VcCJlu VdSGH-I
IL steptane ilovice in le streha
je il zgane opeke. Kuhinja,
spalnica, hlev-to je skoraj po-
vsod en- in isti, edini prostor.
Poleti tekajo otroci nagi okoi,
deklice imajo opasan majhen
predpasnicek.
Zidani zidovi, XII jih presegajo
strehe licnih, z vec dvorisci dru-
go cd drugega locenih poslopij,
naznanjajo kmetijo, XII njej Ii
vi kak bogat kmet S svojci in
stevilno sluzincadjo. To je pred
stojnik vasi, po nase zupan, sta
resina druzine. Kako branjari-
jo ali trgovino z zitom ina ,pac
tudi kaka mescansko-kmecka hi
sa, a teh je lie malo v vasi.
gostiscu Sc moras zadovolji-
ii skupnim prostorom, XII je>za
bivanje vseh in hkrati "a kuhi-
MO. Posteljo 81 vsak S seboj
prinese; to je rogoznica, XII jo
razgrnes po tleh in z vato pod
lozena presita odeja, XII te ponoci
ogreva.
Takale hisa seveda nj kurjena.
Rizeve pokrajine imajo tudi po-
zimi milo podnebje; bolj je vlaz-
no ko mrzlo; ponoei pa deska-
mi zadelajo vrata in okna. Ven
dar je prijaznost> hisnih prebi-
valcev in njih pozornost, da 60
stom postrezejo $ cajem, take
vrste, da ii je domaee in topic
pri njih. Noben kmet nj tako
reven, da bi kakemu gostu vsaj
gorke vode ne ponudil, &c nina
GAIA.
V gostilni dobis dusenega RIA
s skuhano zelenjavo. &c so IRA
ven Sc koscki gujati ali kuretine,
je pa re kar pojedina. A duseni
riz je rjav, to sc pravi, da nj olu-
Seen, cato da je bolj izdaten. &c
vprasas po izluscenem, belem ri
zu, Sc ii odgovor zmeraj opro-
stijo, ces, da nimajo belega RIA,
da so ga v mestu prodali. Kmet-
je pa Sc cello rjavega RIA nina
jo, ampak jedo peno, kaso, XII
jim zraste po zetvi RIA.
Kakor je ia zemlja bogata, je
pa ljudstvo silno revno, Mimo
tega ina ia podoba splosnega
ubostva Sc "a vsakogar svoj po-
sebni izn1aliceni obraz. &c je
dez kmetu prijatelj, pa jemlje
vprav ia dez dninarjem brez
zemlje vsakdanji zasluzek ma
polju. Pc iezju so pota razmoce-
ma in niti misliti nj ma kako pot
in tako mora kuli jesti, ne da bi
kaj zasluzil. &c pa nj dezja, gro
ri kmetom nevarnost, da Sc bo
yes pridelek ma mehki zemlji po-
susil. Clovek in zival sta ogro-
zena po stradezu in slednjic po.
rabijo cello semensko Tito "a pri.
hodnje leto "a zivez.
Nj ga leta, da ne hi ljudje ma
Kitaj jskem umirali cd lakote!
Ali pa je bilo kitajskim kme.
tom zmeraj tako? Kar z mir.
MIN srcem moreno reci, da ie bi.