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Evening star., 1944-02-12
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MILLS, JAMES r. In loving remem
pr,nes Ir,nc q 1qr , dear husband and father
year ago today, February 12, 1943.
The nights of this past year have been long
miss you, darling, and life is no more Q
song:
81 your love and dsyoiiOn NV viii III forever Be.
LOVING WIFE. IRMA, AND DAUGHTER
In our house you are fondly remembered
W. wonderful memories cling to your name;
TEi you n aAW asash HNb dsf 'ns :ems
LAW.
MouNr!ox. ANNIE l.; IN loving mem.
JOY, who departed this life ,nve year,
ago today February y2' T. ,i lg29 nprn
OFFUTT, JAMES AND THOMAS w. In
who died February 20, and THOMAS w
OFFUTT, who passed away eiEht years age
today, February IL. 1885.
Loving and kind in all their ways,
Sincere and true in heart and mind,
0'Au'''' "e0s DEVoTED "e1 h5fs SAMlS. MI Se''"0
ROSE. WILLIAM H. In fond and last
WI r. Rose xRo SsaT for
1941. =
Near shady wall rose once grew,
suddsa ;;sn.: and biossomsd in Gods free
watered and fed by morning dew,
Shedding Its sweetness day and night.
Shall claim Of death cause US to grievs
nd 1t Hks our isS snS faint Or i,
SSis NV f1Sxs ANS1E n sns .asasn ROSE
oi cHAREoTE M H. Il RunY lGyn
who departed this life three years age
today February IL, 1941.
She had q smile for every, one.
| A. heart as pure as gold:
To those who knew and loved her
Her memory will never grow old.
Althoush we cannot clasp her hand.
Her face we cannot see;
| But let this little token show
DON AND DADDY.
SONDHEIMER, VIRGINIA. In sad AND
loving remembrance Of our dear mother
and and, grandmother. VIRGINIA soND.
years ago today. February 10, 1918.
May you rest in peace. dear mother.
Gone but not forgotten.
HER DAUGHTER, PEARL, AND GRAND
| CHILDREN.
ory of my dear wife. ANNE L. STEWART
who passed away three years ago today
February IL. 1941.
| Gone, but not forgotten
By one who loved you dear;
Every hour Of the day
l wish that you were here.
My heart still aehes with sadness,
| But know you are resting in peace;
| God only knows how I miss you
| At the end CT these long wears.
It's Gods will and His will was done.
DEVOTED HUSBAND. WILBERT I. STEW.
| ART
vENABLE. MAMIE JACKSON. A tribute
Of love to the memory Of our dear sister
MAMIE JACKSON VENABLE. who entered
into eternal rest February IL. 1898.
Memories so fond and true:
There's never day, dear sister,
we 10 ''Os BRoThER seFh r sIS AND SISTERS.
UNDERWOOD. ELIZABETH. A tribut.
OF love to the memory Of our dear mother
ELIZABETH UNDERWOOD, who left u.
nVe years ago today, February 10, 1899.
No fortune or fame can ever compare
Among all God S gifts there isn't another
50 precious and wonderful as 4 mother
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN SAM, JO.
| SEPHINE, LIZZIE AND THELMA
WARE. CLARENCE z. In sad but low.
Ing ENcR memory " Of my dear husband; CLAIR.
years ago today, February 10, 1910.
| I often sit and think Of you
When I am all alone;
For memory is the only friend
That grief can call its own.
Sleep on SH1 Ssar cla1snse ms and saks yevr rest
WILSON, BLANCHE M. In loving re.
M. WILSON who departed this life one
year ago today. February 12, 1913
Her weary hours and days of pain.
.na Her n troubied 1es des,Ia nishts are past;
DEVOTED SISTER, MAMIE HAWKINS. .
Evening star., 1944-02-12
DR.. Savage 10 Preach
Al All Souls Church

DR.. Maxwell Savage, minister OF
the First Unitarian Church, Wor-
cester, Mass, will preach at ALI
Souls (Unitarian) Church at II
am. on Hoping Against Hope"
For the Current Problems Glass at
10 am. Capt. H. Cotton Minchin
Of the British Consulate General
will speak on "Our War-Our
Peace" At the same time Mrs.
James B. Bronson, in the Compare
tive Religion Glass, will discuss
Unitarian Tangents in Schopen-
hauer." A program of English
music will be presented at S pm.
At $50 pm. Justine Cline, director
American Youth Hostels, will show
movies of "Hosteling in the WASH
ington Area"
| Meeting of the Business and Pro-
fessional Womens Club on Wednes-
| day.
Evening star., 1944-02-12
The Week in ReIiqion
Nv Reliriou. N.v. servic.

Intensifying the current church
campaign to influence statesmen In
planning a just and durable peace
the Northern Baptist Convention
and the Disciples Of Christ launched
Nation wide world order drives this
week similar to those recently con-
Quoted by the Federal Council Of
Churches and the Methodist Church.
The Disciples of Christ concluded
la national postwar peace confer
ence at Drake University, Des
Moines, Iowa, the findings Of which
will be published in a study manual
for use in convocations to be held
in various parts OF the county and
in church and Bible school classes.
The conference was described by
religious leaders present as one of
the most important church meetings
on postwar problems held to date.
World Peace Action.
Two major points were stressed.
The first, that the church must get
down to "brass tacks" in it's fight
for q just and durable peace and
not limit its efforts to passage of
resolutions. The delegates and lead
ers agreed at the conclusion. OF
the conference that the church still
has to find the real basis of world
peace action.
DR.. Walter w. Van Kirk, secre-
tary of the department of inter-
national justice and goodwill of the
Federal Council Of Churches, called
upon churches to end "the policy
of pennies for peace"
The second theme stressed was
that the church must increasingly
influence statesmen. DR.. Van Kirk
called upon churches to finance
an organization that can effectively
make itself heard in the White
House and Congress" DIR. William
Ernest Hooking, emeritus professor
of philosophy at Harvard University
said Christianity may influence
craftsmanship without violating sep
aration of church and state.
Northern Baptists in their world
order crusade" will seek to stimu-
ldUC CllC AlCClCoG VI odptlSt Sllul III
goers in international cooperation
and encourage them to express their
convictions on postwar world order
by writing legislators and Govern
ment officials.
Methodist Crusade.
The campaign will be similar to
the crusade for a new world order
sponsored during January by the
Methodist Church. except that the
Baptist crusade makes no provision
for sending teams of speakers to
various cities. The crusade ends on
world order Sunday, May 7, when
every Northern Baptist clergyman
in the country will be asked to ad-
dress his congregation on the need
for a postwar world organization
based on Christian principles. Suit
able correspondence material for
writing legislators will be given to
churchgoers.
The Methodist world order cru
sade, conducted in nearly 100 cities
set an all-time attendance record
Evening star., 1944-02-12
R. {. lasbury Dies al So;
Leading tobacco Grower
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Feb. 12.-
Ralph c. Lasbury, SO, South Wind
sor tobacco grower and packer anc
owner Of numerous harness race
horses. died yesterday at the Hart
ford Hospital.
Starting his career as a grower
while schoolboy OF IA, Mr.. Las
bury developed a 200-acre planta.
ton employing go field hands. He
also had payroll of 100 packers.
Mr.. Lasbury was the owner OF
Earle, Jr, familiary known as the
war horse" said to have been the
most consistent race horse ever tc
run on a track in this country. His
time was 2:04A.
He leaves his widow, three sons
and two daughters.
Funeral services will be held Mon.
day.
Evening star., 1944-02-12
Elmer {. Reynolds Dies;
Farm Paper CORRESPONDENT

Elmer E. Reynolds, 78, for many
years a Washington correspondent
for farm publications, died yesterday
at his home, Till Eighth street NV
He had been i'll almost a year.
A native of Proutsburg, N. Y, he
was educated at Roanoke College. In
1907 he became editor of Rural Life
and came to Washington in 1920 as
correspondent for the publication.
He also represented the Ohio
Farmer. Pennsylvania Farmer, Ma
tional Stockman and Farmer. Wal
lace's Farmer, Western Farm Life
and several dairy publications.
In 1924 he was active in the re-
organization of Potomac Grange
No l, and was secretary from 1895
to 1910 of the group. He also was
one of the organizers of the Farm
Hands Club, local luncheon groul
interested in agriculture.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Nina M. Reynolds, and a son, Marion
Butler Reynolds, Alexandria.
Services will be held at the Hines
funeral home at l pm. Monday
followed by brial in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-02-12
Your U. 5. Income Tax

: (This Is No. III of a Series.)
In order to determine the gain
or loss from the sale or exchange of
property, 1t is necessary first to as
certain the basis Of the property IN
the hands of the taxpayer. This
basis, for Federal normal tax, sur
tax, and Victory tax purposes, Will
depend on how the property was
acquired, as by purchase, in pay
ment for services rendered, by gift
or transfer in trust, by bequest, de-
wise, or inheritance, by exchange,
by involuntary conversion, etc. 1t
may also be affected by the time of
acquisition, as we'll as by the amount
of depreciation that has occurred
and the amount of any improve
mentS or betterments that have been
added
In determining the basis of prop
erty for income tax purposes. two
terms are employed, the basis" and
the adjusted basis" The basis may
differ In accordance with the man
ner in which the property was ac-
quired, as stated above, and fire.
quenty by reason Of the date of &C
QUESTION. In the case of property
acquired by purchase on or after
March /, 1913, for instance, the basis
is the purchase price. In the case
of real estate, the basis is adjusted
by the amount of any expenditure,
receipt, or other item chargeable to
capital account during the time the
property has been held. The basis,
so adjusted, becomes the adjusted
basis" The difference between the
adjusted basis and the selling price
Cor value received in exchange) be-
comes the measure of gain or loss
In arriving at the adjusted basis"
for real estate the amount of de-
probation to be deducted is the
amount that is allowed or allowable,
whichever is greater, in each year
during which the property has been
held.
In the case OF a residence owned
and occupied by the taxpayer no
depreciation is allowable during such
occupancy, since depreciation is con-
sidered In such case to be personal
expense of the taxpayer The
amount of additions and better
ments made during the taxpayers
occupancy Of the property as his
residence may, however, be used to
increase the value, at which the
property is held in determining the
amount of gain or loss"
In the case Of property acquired
before March /, 1918, different
rule for determining the basis ap-
plies. depending upon whether a
gain or loss Is involved. The basis
for determining gain is the cost
or other basis adjusted to March /,
1918, for depreciation sustained, or
the fair market value as of March /,
1913, whichever is greater. This
basis is then adjusted as described
above to arrive at the adjusted
basis" The basis to be used for
the purpose of determining loss
is the cost, or other basis. adjusted
as described above.
Evening star., 1944-02-12
Membership Coins
In Methodist Union

Methodist churches of Washing.
ton and vicinity reported a tota]
OF 3,875 members of the Methodist
Union at the Victory rally which
cllmaxed the membership campaign
Inc meeting, held Tuesday eve.
ming at the Rhode Island Avenue
Methodist Church, was addressed
by Or. Fred G. Holloway, president
OF Western Maryland College.
The number reported showed 8
gain Of more than 800 over the
preceding year. Included were three
OF 500 each, life membership ir
the name of William H. Van Horn
and memorial memberships for Mrs
Catherine Simpson and Norman
Lee Sansbury.
Evening star., 1944-02-12
Mrs. Gertrude Thomas, Al,
Dies at Wheel Of Auto

Mrs. Gertrude Thomas, Al, of 1915
S street Sc, died yesterday at the
wheel Of her automobile as she was
about to leave 526 Roxboro road
NV. to take Miss Mary Wilson.
about 10, to hospital for treatment
Of shoulder which had been in
jured in an accident Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas complained of a pain
in her eyes and slumped over the
steering wheel. The body was taken
to the District Morgue
Mrs. Thomas is survived by her
husband, William Paul Thomas, an
employe of the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing, and a son, Pfc. William
Paul Thomas, jr., who at present is
stationed with the Army Medical
Corps in England.
Evening star., 1944-02-12
Rev. n. J. Smith to Speak
On Christiun PRINCIPLES

The Rev. Henry j. Smith, pastor
OF the North Washington Baptist
Church, will give the third in q
series of sermons on Christian prin-
ciples as revealed by the Old Testa-
ment, at 7:45 pm. tomorrow. His
topic will be Brittle Thrones
The Women's Organization will
mold a business meeting Monday
night at the home of Mrs. Elsie
F1rmln. A special offering for the
Baptlsth Home of the District of
Columbia will be received.
Evening star., 1944-02-12
John N. Scott, |. & N.
Official, Dies at 81
BY the Associatee Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 12.-Johr
Matthew Scott, So, who started as
an Office boy with the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad here in 1907 anc
became secretary of the company
IA years ago, died yesterday in q
hospital here where his wife anc
daughter also were patients.
He suffered a heart attack last
Saturday. Mrs. Scott and thei,
daughter, Evelyn Jane, Ill with Sc.
rious colds, entered the hospital as
patients to be near him.
Evening star., 1944-02-12

for church-sponsored projects Of a
Nationwide character, reports from
bishops this week revealed. Bishop
G. Bromley Oman Of Boston, cru
SADIE chairman, estimated that 200,-
600 persons attended crusade mass
meetings in which % speaking teams,
comprising 80 bishops and 10 min
listers and laymen, participated. A
total Of 10000 post cards designed
for mailing to congressman were dis
tributed during the crusade. In ad-
dition audiences were urged to
write personal letters to their legis-
latOrS
Evening star., 1944-02-12
Fifth Baptist

The Fifth Baptist Church has
elected Miss Ruth Miller of Bridge
port, W. Va, to fill the Office of
financial secretary. Miss Miller
came to Washington in 1941 as an
employe of the Veterans Admins
tration, since which time she has
held membership in Fifth Church.
Evening star., 1944-02-12
Baptist Home

The Board of Lady Managers OF
the Baptist Home will meet at CAL
vary Baptist Church at 10:30 am
Monday Plans will be made for the
annual silver tea to be held at the
home, 3248 N street NV, on Feb
ruary %,
Evening star., 1944-02-12
Uarn uf Uhanka

WALKER, THOMAS A. Mrs. Lillian
Walker, wife of the late THOMAS A.
WALKER, wishes to thank the friends and
neighbors for their kindness and sympathy
during his illness and at his death: also
Rev. Edwards, choir, c. e. Society, Men
Club Of Zion Baptist Church and all who
sent flowers; also Rhines Co. for encient
kerYices.
Evening star., 1944-02-12
UY ". BRIGGS, Commander.
w. T.. WASHBuRN. Adit- l3

GUY W. BRIGGS, Commander
Attest w. f. WASHBURN. Adjt 13'
WATSON, MARGARET. On Friday.
February F., y. lg44 80 "a at Wslter REED Hos;
Watson, and granddaughter of Mrs Lillian
Hancock
Services at the late residence, 1904
a., at 10 am. Interment in Arlington
National Cemetery. Services by Cham
bers. 13
WEBSTER. DANIEL On Thursday,
February 10, 1914, at the residence Of his
see sve se MRS DAN1EE s oS Also S''s0s sur
viving are one brother law. three cousins
and other relatives. Friends may call at
the Robert G. Mason funeral home, 250O
NISnn.n Nichols ave E, se'' after $3.50 PM Sunday
funeral services at Campbell A. NJ. E.
Church. Nichols ave. and Sumner road
Sc, Monday, February 4. at l pm. Rev.
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 13
the Federal Annuitants' Relief Association
are hereby notified of the death Of DAN
WILLIAM H. WEBB, Secretary. ~
WRIGHT, FANNIE NJ. On Friday, Feb
ruary II, 1914. At her residence, 2300
Ontario road NV. FANNIE NJ, WRIGHT,
Verlette Johnson Posey. She also leaves
devoted son,in-law and dauehter-in law,
four grandchildren. two Ereat-grandchil-
may cali at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral
church. 1882 You St NV, after pm.
Sunday, February 13.
Funeral Tuesday, February Is, at l
atives and friends invited. 1nterment Har-
mony Cemetery. IA
Evening star., 1944-02-12


he hath raised up Jesus again, rs
it is also written in the Second
Psalm, Thou are my Son, this day
have begotten thee"
I would like to say to all man
kind, read the Old and New Testa-
ments. Much Of the writings of the
New Testament refer to the Old
Testament teachings. Many refer
ences are made in the Old Testa-
ment pertaining to the Son of God.
Please read John 3:16.
John 3:16 declares that Gods
son was Christ, that God gave him
as a sinless sacrifice, who was born
in the image OF men, wore the robe
of flesh to prove himself to be
friend of mankind, living sinless
life and dying sinless death. there
fore his blood can cleanse us from
our sins as a literal blood trans
fusion can save sick mans nat
ural life.
Will you accept the Son of God
today to be your Messiah and your
Saviour, is my prayer.
Dallas F. Bllington.
viii onstusy Bible Qusstions Free
1872 Manchester Rd.,
Akron, II, Ohio.
Evening star., 1944-02-12
Rthlr UlaHH Eraaun
Reed Acts, 18th chopter

Verses 80 and
80: And we
declare u n t 0
you glad It'd
ings, how that
the promise
W h ich " a S
made unto the
fathers.
"A n d G O d
hath fulfilled
the same unto
us their chill
Evening star., 1944-02-12
Aratha.

z,r! sPRlNGMANN: y 9sN,: BESSIE ANNIE. On
gsnas Frlday February H. ae44 ss her resi-;
sPRINoMANN NEE CARROLL. beloved wife
OF the late Frederick v. Springmann and
mother Of Joseph H: Springmann.
day, February il, at . am. Requiem
mass at St. Dominics Church at 9:3O Q. m.
Relatives and friends invited Interment
eonsrsssionai ss; Nn, Cemetery. Arrangements b'
sTECHER, MAUpE; On Friday. Feb.
the late Frank Stecher and sister of Jennie
Funeral from the W. ". Deal funeral
4. At 5 pm Relatives dai and friends ar.
invited. 1nterment Congressional Gem
etery. l3
WAsHBURNE. ROBERT E. comrade.
@ Of General NJ; Emmett grell
R{.SyS4 Grams, will assemble at Cham
H,sf bers GEORGETOWN funeral home,
ANEI&&z 3072 M st. NV. Monday morn
N ing. February II. 1914, at 9:30
o'clock. TO accompany body OF
BURNE. Services will be held at Fort
VALENTINE r MAYER, Commander.
8. J. McWILLIAMS, Adjutant. 13
WASHINGTON. GEORGE S. Departed
this life Thursday, February 10, 1914, at
Galiinser Hospital. GEORGE S. WASH
1N1ION, son OF tne late Albert ana Mary
&c. Washington. Surviving are q wife, two
sons, three brothers.. four sisters-in law
Remains resting at Henry s. Washing
ton g. Sons funeral home, 467 N st. NV,
after 4 pm. Saturday. February IL. where
services will be held sunday, February 13,
at 2 pm, Rev. George Dent of Laurel,
Md, of1ciating. Relatives and friends in
vited Interment Payne's Cemetery. 12
WASHBURNE, ROBERT e. On Friday,
February II. 1914. at Mount Alto Hos.
p pitai. ROsERT r WAsHBuhESME, s.hS husband
Of Mrs. Harry Kerrigan, brother Of Harry
Washburne and Mrs. Henry Potter at New
Bedford, Mass Remains resting at Cham
bers' GEORGETOWN funeral home, 31st and
M sts. NV.
Services at Fort Myer Chapel on Mon
day. February IA, at 10 am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment at Airing
ton National Cemetery. Is
Evening star., 1944-02-12

BURNE, ROBERT E. Members of
Linz Lincoln Post No; II: the Amer
p fed of the death OF our late
& comrade, Vice Commander ROB-
q ERT E. WASHBURNE. Legion
services will be held at Cham
bers' GEORGETOWN funeral home,
st. NV, on Sunday, February 13,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-26
BOZ PROTI SANSu
(Nadaljevanje S /. stranD

Namen D. Ambrozca e bill, prepricat SANS, da Je IL
never resoucam Odstopi cd Zdruzenega
bora juznosovanskh Amekancev umakne vsako ma
dano podporo; SANSOV zvrsn tanik obavl vest o
Rupniku in komenra brez dovoena zvrsnega odboa ter
razgasi grehe sovenskega naroda da SANS objava
zave Louisa Adamca brez navedena vrov ali dognana
vnos da Ovobodna fronta predstaVa vecne soven
krva lie komunisticna stran
Sovenije katera bae skuSa zocnskm potion polast
kontrole mad cem narodom.
Cital ud reh poticnh strank Sovenije sloven
udske berane sociaiscne sranke stanju domo
naslovene krau Peru njegov vlad toda brez vsae
ga podpsa b podpis bill obavjeni b dotcnm pretila
Ko e ba ze zakucena tudi razde
iii mmeogafirano Zjavo protest ZVeze sovenskh zupnJ
prot SANSu, kaerem gavna Hvrsn aJnk kuhe
Odse je predno kdo incl priko denunciaco precat
predmetn zadev precta svojo izavo tudi blaganik
Zala XII poleg drugega zahteva SANS takoj izvol
Voduska tanika VrSia srna kater
odocno odklana Vsako ocane napadanJe da SANS
drzi kongesnh esoucij d kakor ud izvajanje bata
Zaaa Gede anka bo poasnjeno da zvrsni odbor nina
zvot tanka canov eksekutve in konvencia
tako ze ahko zvo Voduska tanika Do konven
cije e k diva Boa prot SANSu tudi Vodu
skova izvoev usavia Nasi nasproniki bill in bodo
dno vedno prot pogramu XII b odvze vodno mesto reakc
pepust pravco samoodocevanja narodu Bojijo
socialnh in ekonomskih reform
Predog, da predsedniku in zvrsnemu tajniku zrece
zaupnca polcno deo je bill sprejet vsemi pro
gasu Ia zjavo braa Zaarja da SANS nj to- kar b moral
b in da njegovo delo vrsi smisu resouc preje
diva glaova Glasovane omenjenh dveh predogh
c zvrni odbor veko vecno zavnl zatevo in obtozbe
tanika Zveze slovenskh zupn Podrobnost bodo obave
zapsniku te seize.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-26
koncert Glasbene Matice

Cleveland, Ohio. Zbo z
Glasbene matice DO podal ne
deljo 30. aprila skladbo, XII bo
prvic proizvajana Ameriki in
sicer DO to kantata "V pepel-
nicni noci", delo skladatelja
Hugolina Sattnerja in besedilo
Simona Gregorcica.
Kaj je kantata? Kantata je
klasicna dramaticna kompozicl-
ia, podobna operi. z razliko, da
je krajsa in da 81 jo pole v
koncertni obliki. Ia zbor je do
seda; poskrbel, da Sc je sezna-
milo obcinstvo tujimi deli in s
pristine slovensko narodno in
klasieno glasbo. Zadnje je Y
najvec slucajih trd orch "a OBJ
,delati. Nj cuda, da je cepnil tn
in tam pevec ali peyka cd zbo-
ra, ker Sc jim je zdelo delo pre-
tezavno. Toda dobiJo Sc Sc pew
ci, XII stremijo po svoji lastni
izpopolnitvi in po zborovem u
gledu in vztrajajo tudi tedaj,
ko Sc LOTTO modernega klasika
kot je Sattner, cigar 10-letnico
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-26
Zahvala

Spodaj podpisana sporocam
da sem sc po tri-mesecni tezki
bolezni zopet vrnila il bolnisni-
ce ma svoj dom. Lepo Sc zahva-
ljujem vsem mojim prijatelji,
cam, XII so me obiskale v bolnis
nici in ma domu. Zahvaljujem Sc
vsem, XII ste hi poslali cvetlice
in druga darila ter mi pisali ta-
ko stevilne kartice. Sal noben
ne We kako Sc cloveku milo sto-
ri, ko ga obiscejo prijatelji ko
je bolan.
Sprejmite vsi tisocero hvalo
"a vse, kar ste mi dobrega sto-
rili. &c DO v moi moci katere-
mu kaj povrniti, ne bonn poza.
bila. Sc enkrat S m skupaj
najlepsa hvala!
Anna Nose,
22331 Beckford Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-26
ter kliknil sem krepko /:

ter kliknil sem krepko:
lie vstani, borni narod moi,
do danes v prah teptan,
pepeini dan nj dan vec tvoj.
tvoj je vstajenja dan!'
Da! Tudi mi tako pravimo.
Mas narod ne potrebuje pokore,
temvec vstajenja! Toda tohko
maj zadostuje o tenn, ker povr-
niti Sc moran nazaj k Maticne-
mu koncertu. -...
Poleg kantate w pepelnicni
noci", XII bo obsegala prvi del
programa, bodo podani So IL
vlecki il svetovnih oper kot::
Faust, Carmen, Bohemian Girl,
Marta, II Trovatore in druge.
Maj bo ia dan res dan sloven-
ske in tuje pesmi, saj pesem
ne bi smela poznati narodnost-
nih predsodkov. Glasba in u
metnost bi morale utirati pot
do prijateljstva in sodelovanja
med narodnostmi.
Glasbena Matica bo poskusa-
la podati koncert kot je pac
mogoce vojni h razmerah z
malim stevilom moskih moci.
Zato bodite oceno milostni. &c
ste pevec, Sc pridruzite zboru in
zadeva DO reSena.
Upamo tudi, da mas DO ne
deljo posetil ma koncertu mas
dirigent in pevec g. Anton su-
belj, XII je sedaj ma turi z Me-
tropolitansko druzbo v Chica-
gu. Da ne boste pozni, 6. Su-
belj, ker koncert Sc pricne toe
no oh 8. uri zvecer fin gotovi
smo, da zelite slisati v prvi vr-
sti kantato.
Ma gotovo svidenje v nedeljo
vecer v Slovenskem narodnem
domu.
Ia publicijski odbor,
A. Simcic