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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18
70 The Local
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POLI'S

Ms0-Ms 'The White cliffs of Dover" is Q powerful love story whish spans the years Of World War [ and World War IT. It is also a triumph for Irene Dunne, last seen in "A Guy Named Joe" As an American visitor in England Miss Dunne meets Alan Marshal in Eng land. She falls in love with him immediately, and after brief court ship marTies him. Their love is idyllie, but 1t Is interrupted by the outbreak of war. Marshal answers the call t0 arms and never gets 2 chance to see his son. Time psses quickly and another world War has interrupted many a peaceful home and fiFeside. Again Miss Dunne makes Q sacriflce. this time sending her son of to combat against the Nazis, But this Is not all, She gives linselflsllly 0f her time. spending days and nights on Red Cross duty in a British h0sital. Her son IS brought t0 the hospital mortally wounded and with her at his side he hreatheS his last. Miss Dunne performance Is by far the greatest tn her elnematie career, She gives the warmth and color to Q role that re' allIres the utmost tp perfection. Sup. porting her are Alan Marshal wllo also gives Q sterling account Of hiIns self as her lover and husband, Prank Morgan as her father R0ddy McE10wall as her son lp youth and Lagf0rd her son grown up, Also there are such fine actors and actresses as c. Aubrey Smith, Dame May Whitty, Gladys Cooper and Elizabeth Taylor, To Clarence Brown goes unstiDting praise for his desl direction. Iie has captured all the charm and place Of . beautiful story. TO sidney Franklin, the pro. dueeF, also goes . e00dly amount Of the credit. The story ls based on Alice Dueg MilleTs Poem, 'Fbe White Cliffs" By all means don't fsA, to see this lnQlnent0is tll0 Rt the Is0ew Poll tleateT,
 On the same program Of hits you Yill And selected short subjects and latest neBs Of the day from here and all oyer the world,
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 The latest issue of Observations From the Rail-" the clubs publica- ton, gives an account Of its June meeting in Carnegie hall, at which Eleanor Steber. Metropolitan Opera and radio star. was guest of honor.
 ''Obseryations" disclosed that the club was born two years ago over the codee cups in the Automat, ad- jacent to the Metropolitan. Six weeks later the first official meeting was held at a members home in Wantagh. Long Island. where ofii- ceTs were elected and a constitu- ton drawn up. Fifteen persons ate tended. Nov the club has nearly GO members. ranging in age from i6 to GO. Each meeting brings in new members. although tine club prefers 10 keep It's numbers limited. It wei- comes sincere opera lovers, but most especially bona fide standees.
 The credo Of the MoSc is stated by rObseFvatiOng" as follows:
 "As Q club, ge have many aims. but our main objective is to increase our ogu understanding and appre- ciati0n of opera as well as to help further it's future in America and carry it to more and more people in whatever way we can"
 When the members get together, there are frequently record sessions of operate and classical recordings, and discussion of music and opera. At the June meeting the clubs pres- tdent. John Hall Boiler, presented plans to keep opera alive for the members during the summer months.
 These include attendance by the group at the I1egls0hn Stadium op- eras. Q boat trip up the Hudson to Bear Mountain, and beach party 10 be followed by . FecOrd session. Tn addition, an evening of records, featuring operate selections from the collection Of the Record C0ls lectors' club which comprises more than 20000 obsolete and seld0nl- heard recordings, will be held tn September.
 The famous ballet couple, Alicia MRrkoya and Anton Dolin, viii re- turn to the ballet for . 0ne-nigllt performance on guly l7, as guest artists Of LewisobD Stadium cop- eerls in New York.
 MaFk0ys and D0liD left the Bale let tbeateF at the close Of its spring season at the Metropolitan Opera House. They have signed as stars Of Billy RAse's forthcoming mnsl- cal, "Tbe Seven Lively Arts" and tt Is possible that their stadium ap- peaTanne viii mark their last peTs t0Tmanee tn formal ballet iD New York f0T some time,
 ADtal Dorau, director Of the Bals let TheateF orchestra, will conduct the New York PlalbaTmonieTsylnr ph0ny for Marb0ya and DoliD at the stadium, The program will include some 0f the works from the Mar kOVaSD0lln Ballet company which
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18

have not been seen in New York.
 Other July events at the stadium will be an "All-Viennese Evening" conducted by Robert Stolz on July 2O., with Herta Glaz. contralt0. as soloist. Carmen" will be presented on July 9 and g with an all-star Metropolitan Opera cast headed by BFlina castagna in the title role. Raoul Jobin as Don Jose and Mar tial Singher as Escamillo. Joseph H0Hmann will be piano soloist with the orchestra on July 27.
 Antal DOrati. in addition to his Legisolln Stadium appearance. has been directing 10 concerts at the Potomac Watergate in Washington. and has been re-engaged at the Hollywood Bowl to conduct three concerts and nine ballet perform anees in August.
 Andre Mertens. director of the South American and Mexican divi- sions Of Columbia Concerts, has  left for a trip of 2,s months to Latin America to promote the exchange Of musical talent. which has grown steadily since the war cut of South Americas traditional supply Of European operatic and concert tale ent. Mertens will visit l7 countries and will attend the Rio de Janeir0 opera season at the Teair0 Munich pal from August i5 to September 25. during which an imposing list of singers from the Metropolitan Opera will be heard.
 Mertens plans to visit managers in the following cities: Mexico City, Guatemala City, San Salvador. San Jose, Balboa. Bogota, Quito, Lima, Santiago. Rio de JaneiTo. Buen0s Aires, Belem. Port Of Spain. San Juan. ciudad Trujillo, Cama-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18
SOCIET Y
Eileen WheIGtp
 ShOWeS' Hostess

Miss Eileen whellan of South street was hostesses at a personal shower given recently at her home in honor of Miss Dorothy Kendrick who is to become the bride of Acc Robert T. Sullivan .. 6. N. R. tn the near future.
 Among the guests present were:
 Misses Dorothy 0odln. Mary Cog. gin. Violet Chapuis, Eleanor Mac. Naught. Kathleen German, Kath- leen Paul. Shirley Maloney, Mar. gnerite German. Margaret James, Margaret Buckley. Irene Buckley. Mildred Kaercher. Catherine Wil- Hams. Catherine Dubay. Irene Hor- gan. Helen oponnell. Marjorie Ca- rey. Marjorie German. Anita Ken. drick, Mrs. Thomas Shields. Mrs. Donald Frey. Mrs. Joseph Kendrick and Mrs. John Whelan.
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FULTON PARK

A hot dog roast will be held at the playground this evening at 6:S0 t was announced by Miss hnttl Gerard, supervisor, AeeOfdlon selections will be rendered by Louis M0ntell0,
 Winners Of q pet contest held et the playground last week included : Largest dog, cocker spaniel, ognee fI dog, wire haired terrier, owned by JRDles Brown, most beawl' by Denise Conway; best trained foK terrier, owned by Helen Wen. kert, most unusual, spitE, owned by Jack synott; most friendly bull terrier, owned by BuzEie haslsl A fox hound, owned by Edward lto. beTge, won second prize iD the 0ess tFajned division,
 Twin kittens, 0yned by MRhgeels Hrenlev, won the prize lD the eet division. PTizes were also hwstase 70 James Ie10lte for tw0 sMall raps bits and t0 50hn Rgap whose eplly was Q duck, Mss Helen v, Gahey Mrs, sydney Baxter and Mis' Eellllh Il0thehild were judges
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The World Of Music

unusual organization is the Metropo- Opera standees Club just what its impes-a group ot the regular purchase ot but who buy standing for performance after
 their mutual
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Playground
 NetOs
HOPEvELLE

HWFEeeA1lE
 Arlene FStzmaurine took top hons ors in a checker tournament held Saturday morning a. the play- ground. Relay peanut races were held yesterday afternoon. Winners were.
 Poppy Sweeney annd John FitZ. maurice in the s, 6 and ' year old age group for the boys. Other boys in the s to 90 year old winners group included Stewart Seinple, Arthur zeillel and T0ppy Sweeney. winner Of the girls race was Paula Perazelli.
 Tryouts for the annual play will be held tomorrow morning et n o'clock. Rehearsals for the segs tetie will be conducted ln the Hope. vile school gymnasium at 2 a. ID tomorrow,
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HGdGss0h Group
 Ends Bond DriUe

In the recent bond drive held by the Business and Professional di- vision Of Hadassah a total Of s2s.05o was raised, it vas announced yester- day. Money from the drive bought a fleet of ten ambulances
 Assisting Miss Mary Frank, chair lady in charge of arrangements for the drive. were Misses Anne Cassel, Bertha Cohen. Esther Castleman Hesfera Hart, T'helna Zackin, Dor Othy Kurtin. Mrs. Joseph Ruskin, and Mrs. Sampson Segal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18

TIE SITUATION: A woman tele- phones to suggest that her family and yours have a picnic meal in the country or in a park.
 WRONG WAY; Assume that. since 1t is her idea. she will bring the food.
 RIGHT WAY: Ask right away what food you should bring. tYou should always assume that you will be expected to bring food to a family picnic. And it is easier For you to volunteer to bring your share then for the person planning the picnic to have to say, What would you like to bring?"D
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Mrs. C. Msssev To
 Stage Demonstration

Mrs George Musser. War Elmer. gency Food Preservation assistan will demonstrate canning of fruits and vegetables at Kingsbury school tomorrow morning at 70 a. m. Mrs Musser will demonstrate the water bath and pressure cooker methods Of caDaing.
 Bulletins and time tables for can- ming will be distributed at the meet ing.
 This demonstration Is one of { series sponsored by the Waterbury Nutrition Council and the New Ha. ven County Extension Service.
 Mrs. Joseph Moore and children, Joseph Jr.. Barbar aAnne and Rose- mary Of Stiles street. accompanied by Mrs. Rose Oliver of Wo0dlawn Terrace. have returned from a vaca- tion spent at Pond Point Beach Milford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18
Meetings
Lodge rs Meet

Lodge re Meet
 Lily Of the Valley Lodge I. o. o. F. N. U. will meet Wednesday night at 6 o'clock at Mechanics hall. The initiation team will meet at 7:30.
 Members of the Democratic Wo- mems Booster club win hear Mrs. Mary Norgren. Waterbury's police- woman, speak tonight at the clubs dinner meeting to be held at the Chase Country club.
 Santa Maria Circle. Daughters oi Isabella. will meet Wednesday eve' ming at o'clock at Knights Of Col uinbus hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-18
CLUB NOTES
Parents Honor Son On Birthday

Ar. and AGrs. Leonard osowski, Hlll street. entertained at their home recently in honor of their son. Leon- ard. D.. who celebrated his fourth birthday. Games were played and 0 luncheon was served.
 Those attending were pr. and Mrs Vincent OsOwski, Mfr. and Mrs. Are mann Ortlieb. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Joyce. Mfr. and Mrs. stanley 0sowski, Asr. and Mrs. Walter Melko. Afr. and Mrs. Kazimer Melko. Robert ortlleb, Ronald Melko, Mary Melko. Joanne Joyce and Joseph Joyce, Jr.
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Social Notes

Aslss Henrietta Galley, Bucking- ham street, is spending two weeks at Lakeyille. Conn.
 aErs. oeorge ?. Neale. Knoll street. has returned from Stamford, where ssae was the guest Of Mfr. and Mrs. Jueson Gallup for several days.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Mcclellan, Lake street. are vacationing at Lake s<bago. Maine.
 Miss Eva Iaurenzi, Birch street. is spending the week at Asbury Park, N. Y.
 Private and Mrs. Elwyn ". Grat. fan announce the birth Of Q dangh- ter, Dorothy Jayne, in Gardner, Maine, July i7. Mrs. Graffan is the former Miss Marjorie Schaff Of Wa terbsary. Private 0raffnn is present. ly stationed in England with an army air corps unit.
 Sergeant ]. Harold Barnes, ac. c0mpanied by Mrs. Barnes and daughter, Karen Anne. are spending a ls-day furlOugh ia this city away from his post at Drew Field. Tampa. Fla. They will stay with Mrs. P. F. Barnes of Fox street. for week. be" fore visiting MT. and Mrs. H. Stech" CT of Bristol.
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Social And Binge

Mrs. Charles Wollschlager and Mrs. Joseph Gerard will be in charge Of a social and bingo to be given by the Ladies of St. Ceciiia's parish Thursday afternoon at 2:l5 in the parish hail.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-17
Resolucija sprejeta ma sell postojanke
st. 81 JPO-SS. 5. nOvembra, 1914,
|Slovenskem mar. domu, Detroit, Mich.

ii prvo ladjo "a nitro pomoe
najpotrebnejsim v Jugoslavijl
zavrgel, &c ravno Zdruzeni od-
bor garantira, da DO pomoc il
sklada JPO, SIS podeljena samo
najpotrebnejsim Slovencem!
Ker glavni odbor JPO, SIS nj
uvidel slime vaznosti skupnega
delovanja in slime potrebe hitre
pomoci Sloveniji in Jugoslaviji,
po kateri so Slovenci raztrese-
nj in v skrajni bedi, ter zavla-
cuje pomoc in SLEPT javnost z
neupravicenimi razlogi, zato pri-
spevatelji il postojanke st. "a
JPO, SIS sklene, vse denarne
prispevke v pomoc trpecemu
ljudstvu v Sloveniji in Jugosla-
VIII posiljati "Vojnemu refine
mu fondu Amerikancev juno
slovanskega porekla", preko S.
A.N.S.ovega urada v Chicago.
Math Urbas, preds.
Katherine Kraintz, tai.
Anton Cedilnik, blag.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-17
rs
Pojasnilo

Cleveland, Ohio. - Mladin-
ski pevski zbor Slovenskega de-
lavskega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
je nameraval prirediti koncert
in pies 10. novembra. Vsled vaz.
mega vzroka Sc je morale kon-
cert odloziti ma drugo nedeljo,
IA januarja.
Najeta je pa bila dyorana in
godba; zatoraj Sc vrsi samo
pies v obeh dvoranah, da bo
vsaki incl doyolj prostora "a
plesati, in sicer v zgornji dvo-
rani bo igral dobro znani Vad-
nal orkester, in spodnji pa
godha Mladinskega peyskega
zbora.
"a zejne in lacne DO skrbel
odbpr. Toraj. pridite ma pies 10.
noyennhra.
Vas vabi zbor.,
Jerry Pike.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-17
Nadaljni prispevki

Ia 23rd Ward Citizens Com
mittee to elect Lausche COVER
nor imam "a sporociti cenjen
javnosti imena prispevateljei
"a v pomoc kritja stroskov, ka
teri so nastali v tel borbi z:
izvolitev Lauscheta "a cover
nerja drzave Ohio. Tudi nabi
ralce hocem omeniti ker napra
viii so zelo dobro delo.
Nabiralci: Mrs: Paulina zig
man, Frances zugel, Anna Ro
de in Edward A. Simoncic.
Prispevali so: Neimenovar
$500, po $1,000: Mr.. in Mrs
Frank Slejko in Mr.. in Mrs. J
Levstik.
Po $500 so prispevali: Matt
Braidich, Martin zugel in dru
zina, Anton zigman in Frank
Dezelan druzina, Mrs. Antonio
Bolha, Frank Zobec, Tom Vido
vich, Edward A. Simoncic, l.
Cimperman in John Jezek j
prispeval $500.
Pc $500 so prispevali: Mar
tin ]. Svete, Frances 1lca aFran
ces Hocevar, Louis Lagina, Mr.
Hace, Rose Medved, Mrs. Jer
nej Drobnic, Mrs. Florian Mo
cilnikar, Louis Tome, Mrs. Johy
Per, F. Cimperman, F. Gorenc
John Javornik, Joseph Stefan
cic, Carl Spretnak, ,Zakrajsel
iz Bonna Ave-, H. Lavric, An
ton Strnisa, Ignac Speaker pri
speval $1.25.
Pc $1.0O: Victor Jakopic
Jerry Glavac, Mary Vuksinic
John Basar, Margaret Basar
Charles Karlinger, M. Dobrino
vec, Jewel Jezek, Mary Simon
cic, John Tercek, John Glavic
| John Mohorcic, Antonio Reh
berger, Mrs. Petkovsek, Andre
Bozic, Anton Rozance, Mrs
Meznarsic Glass Ave. Mrs
Hoffman, Mary Grmsek, Joh'
Sulen, Stanley Zalar, Frank Br
giles, Louis Peterlin, Joe Va
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-17

radi bojazni pred nemskim ma
padom. To delo so izvrsile IL
kljucno samo zenske, vse obo-
rozene puskami.
Torej ako analiziramo delo
maj jhne pete kolone, nam to da
misliti, gotovo je, da ii narodni
izdajalci iscejo kalinov in poma-
gacev po celem svetu. Ali bi BIZ
10 to kaj eudnega, da bi Sc Mi
hovo judazko delovanje tudi ze
zaneslo' med ameriske Sloven-
ce; mogoce je to, ker akcije in
nasprotovanja proti delu Jugo-
slovanske osvobodilne fronte Sc
vrsijo ma vsemogocne nacine in
poteze. Ali bi ne bilo mogoce,
da Sc je to ostudno delo ze u
gnezdilo? Pota njih del mas vo-
dijo k temu misliti. Toda maj:
bo to resnica, kaj bono k temu
poceli ameriski Slovenci? Ali
bono ia kvizlinska hotenia "a
branili Oh pravem casu, ali bo-
mo vse to mirno gledali? Cas- je,
ds, Sc temu napravi konec. Po
mojem misljenju, Jugoslovan-
ska POMONA akcija maj Sc raz-
pusti pref ko mogoce, ker vse
nadaljno delo te ustanove je BIZ
10 med narodom uniceno skle-
pom zadnje seize JPO, SIS. Vse
ustanove delokrogom pomoci
vseh panog maj Sc zdruzijo sa-
mo v emo organizacijo SANS in
ia maj vodi vse nadaljno delo v
zvezi z delom, XII ga je vrsila
JPO in SANS. Denar, XII je bill
do sedaj nabran potom jPO,
maj sc " celoti izroci odboru
War Relief Fund of Americans
of South Slavic Descent in or
ganizacijo pa razpusti ker itak
ne more nobenega denarja po-
siljati v s.ari kraj, lZer nina
cato vladinega dovoljenja. Cas-
je, izbrisemo, m a dez odbora
predno nasi trpeci. bratje in Sc
sire onkraj morja zvedo O tenn.
(Dalje pr.nodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-17

Takojsnja materijalna po-
moe Sloveniji, Xxi nj bila lie o.
kupirana. in oropana vsega "a
cloveski obstanek potrebnega,
nego tudi raztrgana ma kose in
podeljena nemski, laski in mad.
zarski krvniski oblasti, je neob.
hodno potrebna. Slovenci mu.
eeni, pobiti, gnani v suzenjska
della, goli in bosi v gestapovske
in fasisticne mueilnice, kjer SO
vsled vremenskih elementov
lakote in zlobe umirali, pref.
veil pa ostali pohabljeni in boil
nj, njih bivalisea pozgana i'll
porusena, potrebujejo takojs'
nje pomoci.
Ker je glavni odbor JPO, SIS
ma svoji seji, dine 10. oktobra
1914 v Chicagi, prosnjo Zdru
zenega odbora "a sodelovanje
z "War Relief Fund of Ameri.
cans of South Slavic Descents'
Qicenca st: 583), da bi poma.
gal S skladom JPO, SIS napolni
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-17

"Povedat yam moran, da mi je Mussolini pisal p-
noci Is. julia in Sc mi zahvalil da sem resi
zivljenje." =1>."=>
Nekaj dni "a tenn so to restev izpopoln Hitlerje-
vi padalci. Ali to je neka druga zgodba.
=..1 Strasna situacija
Badogo e nato pojasnil svojim castnikom vso tez-
ko situacijo XII jo je zapustil fasizem:
me morem YAM povedat vsega, kar sem videl v
tenn kratkem casu (cas cd 25 julia do g. septembra)
ali porebno mi e bilo zna po raznih podroch dr.
zavnega zvljena in zato vam bonn poveda samo neka-
tere podrobnost.
A. G. P, ia sovta petroejska druzba je izkazo-
vala primanjkljaj 9O0000O0 lir Dokumentov nsmo
Sill c. L. (Goventu taiana del Littorio) e stala drza-
vo eto milijardo 700 milijonov lir; O. N. D.
Opera nazionale Dopolavoro) e porabila leto
milijardo 200 mill hjonov lr.
Mnistrstvo "a narodno kulturo je bilo prava javna
hsa. suzb je vzdrzevao neomej jeno sevo Rim jank,
XII prejemale mesecno po do 10000 lr in to de-
10 -. XII 81 ga sami lahko predstavljate Ali povedati
jale Denar so suzle re tem da so ma deo'' posi-
jale svoje sluzkinje.'
Neverjetna korupcija
I'll nezassani skandali 50 ustih marsala nasli TAX
lie zakljucek:
"Sedaj je jasno, zaka smo Sc znasli voni puska-
mi il leta 1891 ..
Financni minister mi je dejal da znasa drzavn pri-
mankljaj $50 miljard r Namesto IA ilijard lir ban
kovcev obtoku, jih imamo sedaj $50 milijard.
Vsako minisrstvo je vzdrzevalo poseben racun z
naslovom rezervni skad tenn skladu nj bilo potreb
predlagati nobenh obracunov in dokumentov Vsi iz
datl XII bill uporabljeni kakrsne koi namene in XII
bi mogli kogar ko kompromitira so Sc knjzili
Gun "rezervnega sklada' Ne morem vam povedati kol
ko ducatov milijard je bo nacn razmeanih brez
vsansne utemetve Mixer nismo nasi knjigovodstva
teh skladh: e - ~~* = ~ @*@ B. :. ..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-17
UREDNlKOVA POSTA

, lencic, Anna Malovec, Mrs. Ste
klasa, John Intihar, Rose Zorc,
Rudy Sajovec, Frank Burja,
Frances stefe, Mr.. Grjol, Anna
Skenre, Louis Femc, Joe Init
har,> Mary Pisek, Joe Pernat,
Eddy Barnik, Mrs. J. Zakraj
SEX, Carl Ave., Anton Urban
Gle, Josepnina Gorsa, Joseph
Vidmar, Anton Hoeevar, Her
man Woll, Mrs. Fl. Backovski,
Mrs. M. Selzara, Mr.. Franas Jr.
Rose Kosmas, Mr.. Popotnik,
Mr.. Matjasic, L. Zupancic, Carl
Ave., Andrew Slogan, Cardia
zuber, Alojzija Klopcic, Marku-
zic druzina E. 63 St., Mathew
Verbic, Jack Bolta, Mary NAH
ne, Neimenovan, Julia Brezo-
var, John Petrohauer, Helen
Mally Lawrence ,Zupancic, Mrs.
F. Kitchaver, Mr.. Plavan, Mrs.
Thomas O'Neill, Mrs. Oblak,
| Mrs. Mohorcic, Mrs. Lucic, FIR.
Matjasic, J. Rupareie in John
Pangonis.
Brez dvoma, da stanejo take
kampanje mnogo denarja, ve-
mo da Lausche nj dobil velike
podpore Cd nobene stranke, Ia
to bo gotovo v njegovi kampa-
Mi nastal primanjkljaj, katere
ga DO moral eden ali drugi pla-
| tati. Ravno ko to spravljam
skupaj poslusam porocila voli,
tev. Nj straha, da ne bo VS. e
placano, ker k NOR Sc mas
France poda, nc pusti "a seboj
dolgov. ".
Ako bi kdo mogoce rad po:
magal I'd v poravnavo tega dol
ga, bonn prav radevolje sprejel
prispevek in izrocil ma pristoj:
no mesto, ter tud priobcil ime.
1
ma prispevateljey. -.
/ Hvala vsena, ki ste Sc tako
pokrtyoyalno ~odzvali, pa najsi-
DO . financno polnoejo ali pa z
/ delpm, XII ste Sc tako veikadus.
no odzvali1 in takQ peumQrao
4 rrinasah prispeyke, kateri zna;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-17
Razno IL Collinwooda
Vincent Coff

Dramsko drustvo "VerOvsek'
Sc je ponovno ozivelo po dolgi
dobi odmora. Zadnji petek We
Ger Sc je ma seji izvolilo odbor,
kateri je pripravljen zapoeeti
ponovno z aktivnostmi ma ma
sem dramskem polju. Odbor
tvorijo: Mr.. Zaic, predsednik;
Mrs. Anna Vadnal, tajnica-
blagajnicarka; Vincent Coff,
zapisnikar; John Sore, Mrs.
Louise Zabukovec in V. Coff,
nadzorni odbor.
Priprave "a prvo Verovsko-
vo igro so v teku in yes .cisti
dobicek te prireditve bo izro-
cen odboru War Relief Fund of
Americans of South Slavic De-
scent. v imenu dramskega zbo-
na apeliramo ma vse one, Xxi
imajo veselje do dramatike ali
pa lie dobro voljo sodelovati z
drustvom, da pristopijo. Javi-
te Sc pri enem izmed clanov od-
bora, da bono vedeli ma koga
in cigavo sodelovanje lahko ra-
cunamo. Vdelezite Sc tudi pri-
hodnje seje, katero DO sklicala
v kratkem casu tajnica Mrs. A
Vadnal. H..
Mas slovenski narod W start
domovini danes trpi, grozno tr-
pi ne samo da strada in tava v
ubostvu, pac pa mu je fasizem
in nacizem ukradel in unicil vso
slovensko literature, knjige Sc
zgal in sole pozaprl ali pa Sc y
njih otroci smejo lie ueiti MIN
tujega in sovraznega jezika.
Da, danes je veliko lezece ma
mas ameriskih Slovencih, kaj
bono narsdili in kaj ze delamo
" pomoc nasim narodnm bra
tom in sestram, zatorej ma dan
ma pomoc i'm.
b Rrirsdit6v Rrogresivnih Sip-
! Yeali ysah kr1zkay v Cleyelanf
dua 81 vrsi 26.- novembra Y SlD,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-17
Odkritje nadaljnih linen
ma spominski plosci

Euclid, Ohio. - v nedelio,
dine 10. novembra, OBJ 5. uri po-
poldne bono imeli " Euclidu
odkritje nadaljnih linen ma spo-
minski plosci, v pocast nasim
fantom vojakom.
Priredilo Sc bo zanimiv pro-
gram. Kakor Sc nekaj slisi, DO
tudi mas novo izvoljeni cover,
ner Frank J. Lausche navzoc.
zivijo!
| Vabljene ste vse 1natere, ka-
tere innate imena sinov ma spo-
minski plosci, kakor tudi ocet-
je in sorodniki, ter splosno OBJ
cinstvo. zal, da je nekaj teh i:
men ze zaznamovanih 4 zlato
zvezdo, kar pomeni, da so da-
rovali svoje zivljenje ma oltar
domovine. Maj pocivajo v miru,
preostalim pa nase sozalje!
Dajmi pokasati, da so nam
nasi fantje vojaki nadvse ma
svetu. Gin vec mas DO ma pri-
reditvi, tenn vecji DO preosta-
mex blagajni OBJ casu potre-
be "a pohabljene in onemogle
vojake.
Ne bove dosti opisovale kak-
Sen DO program. Pridite, ter Sc
sami prepricajte, da DO zani-
miv. Ia postrezbo DO vsestran-
sko preskrbljeno kolikor nam
danes vojne razmere dopusca'
10. Imeli bono tudi dobro god
bo "a Piles.
Vabiva vas Sc enkrat v ime-
nu Skupnih drustev v Euclidu
Pridite ter napolnite dvorano
Slovenskega drustvenega donna
do zadnjega koticka. Vstopni-
ma -je malenkostna samo 35c
"a program in pies. 49, : So s.... 4:
i "a Skupna drustva:
Mary Yapel, tajnica kluba,
Frances Klein, tajnica st. Ia
S. q. z.