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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07
LEPl 81 IlltEK
REi AMI n
BEl-AN|l
Francoski spisal - GUY DE MAUPASSANT
Prevel - OTON zUPANcIc

"Bezi no, pa 81 videti vendar-
le cvrst.'
Forester je segel svojemu
nekdanjeInu tovarisu pod paz-
duho, mu govoril 0 svoji ljubez-
nj, pripovedoval konzultaci-
jah, mnenjih in nasvetih zdrav-
nikov, in kako tezavno se nu je
ravnati v njegovi poziciji po
njihovih naredbah. Narocili so
mu, maj prezivi limo ma jugu;
ali utegne? Ozenjen je in zur-
nalist, v ugodnih razmerah.
"Jaz sem politicni ufednik pri
Vie francaise." v "Salut" pi-
sem elanke o senatu, in semter-
tia literarni pregled "a "Plane-
te". Vidis, prerinil sem se."
Duroy ga je eudoma gledal.
Precej Sc je izpremenil, precej
zrelejsi 'je bill videti. v VS. e h
kretnjah, v vedenju in po oble-
XII je bill sedaj clovek z utrjenim
staliscem, svest 81 samega Sc
be, in njegov trebuh je prieal,
da 81 kaj privosci. Prejsnje ca
Sc je bill mrsav, slok IN glbcen,
lahkozivec, razgrajac in rogovi-
lez, ziva iskra. Pariz pa ga je
preustrojil treh letih v popol-
noma drugega eloveka, debelus.
mega in resnega, XII so mu senca
ze nekoliko osivela, ceprav mu
nj bio vee cd. sedemindvajse
let. - :. -.
Forester. je'. :vprasal: "Kam
pa gres?" g.
Duroy je odgovoril: "Nika-
NOR, Sc malo naokiog, potem
pa domov."
Tako; ali me ne hi spreme-
nil do "Vie franchise, kjer mo
ram oskrbeti nekaj korektur
potem pojdeva pa skupaj in il:
pijeva case ,piva?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07

JENNIE, soproga;
FRANK JR. in JOSEPH, sinova;
FRANCES, poroteH.p kAI-AN, hei.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07

zakaj net
In stopila sta naprej, drze Sc
pod pazduho 8 tisto neprisiljeno
familijarnostjo XII .biva med SO.
solci in kanaradi il vojaskih
Let.
"KaJ delas V Parizu ?" je spre.
govorft Forester. -.
Duroy js skomizgniI 2 ranae.
nj: "Lakote unliram, da Ii po.
vem brez okolisev. .Ko +sena do.
sluzil svoja leta, sem Sc namenil
semkai, da bi da bi Sc do
kopal do cesa boljsega, ali ma
ri zato, da bi zivel v Parizu; in
sedaj je pol leta, kar sem v pi.
sarni severne zeleznice, in slu,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07

Njegov tovaris ga je preme-
ril cd vrha do peta, kakor prak-
titen moi, kadar koEa presoja,
potem je izpregovoril 8 prepri.
canjen: "vidis, dragi moi tu-
'kaj sloni vse ma tenn, kako 81
znas pestaviti. Malo- prebrisan
tlovek postane lazje minister ne
go predstojnik pisarne. Vriniti
Sc le treba, nikar rnoledovati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07

Ampak, kaio vraga, da nisi liz
taknil nieesar boljSega, nego
naestD uradnika pri severni ~
Duroy je dejM: "Iskal sem
povsod, nicesar nisem nasel. Sc
daj pa Sc mi nskaj obeta, pri-
govsrjajo mi, maj vstopim "a
konjusnika v Penerinovi jezdar-
nici. Tamkaj hi incl najmanj
tritisot frankov." .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07

lin petnajststo frankov 1a le-
to, in mid vec." 81.
. Forester je za1nrn1ral: Bog
nle, to ri n1astna pla6a.' z
'Mslim, da ne. Ampak kako,
mi povej, nat 81 pomorem !?
Sam samcat sem, live duse ne
poznan1, Mn dust Sc ne uteg-
mem priporociti. Dobre volje bi
ze bilo, toda kako bi zacel?'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07

Forester Sc je nenadonia a.
stavil: Nikar ne stori tega, BIZ
10 bi nsumno, pa 10 bi Il po-
nujali desettfsoc frankov. Sal
81 zapres bodocnost ma nah. v
svoji pisarni 81. vsaj skirt, xiv
krst te ne. pozna, in &c 81 "a
kai izstopi5 kadar Il kaze, in
gres svojo pot.
,~ H1aI3o prfhodnHe1 ii
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(Nadaljevanje)

NNdOdAJCVda1JCJ
Krivcem MISC prisli nikoli ma
sled, ker jih sploh niti iskali nj
SO, zakaj vsem se je zdelo neka-I
ko naravno, da je Arabec plen,
vojaku ma razpolago.
v Parizu ja bila stvar dru-
gacna. Tu Sc nj dalo hoditi lepo
ma plenitev, sabljo Oh boku, re-
volver v pesti, dalec cd mescan-
ske pravice, v Sisti svobodi. VI
srcu je zacutil vse razbrzdane
nagone podcastnika v pravkar
podjarmljeni ,dezeli Res, zal mu
je bio "a tisti dve lett v pusca-
vi! Kaksna skoda, da nj ostal
tam doll! Pa kaj, nadejal Sc je,
da Sc obrne ma bolje, &c hi Sc
vrnil. In sedaj! :. All, da, "a
res ceden polozaj sedaj!
Oplazil Sc je z jezikom po u
stih in nalafno cmoknil, kakor
da hoce ugotoviti, kako suho
mu je nebo.
Ljudje so Sc pomikai medic
in pocasi okoli NIGGA, on pa je
mislil YES cas-: "Sodrga nennar-'
ma! Use te-le priskute imajo de-
maria v zepu.' Suval je ljudi z
rameni in pozvizgaval vesele pc.
smi. Nekaj moskih, v katere Sc
je bill zaletel, Sc je obrnilo godr-
njaje "a MIN; zenske so wiki
kale: ''Kaksno testo je tor
Prisel je mimo Vaudeville in
Sc je ustavil pred amerikansko
kavarno; vprasaI Sc je, ali ne
bi sel in 81 narocil kozarec pi-
va, tako ga je mucila zeja. Pred
no Sc je odloeil, je pogledal ma
razsvetljeno uro sredi c e st e &.
Bio je cetrt ma deset. Poznal Sc
je: sanno da bo stala polna ca
sa piva pred MIN, takoj jo iz-
prazni ma dusek. In kaj maj poe.
ne potem do enajste ure?'.
Sci je7 naprej:' "stopin1 do Ma
delene," 81 je dejaI, "in potem
pojdem prav, prav pocasi M
zaj."
Ko je prise1 do vogala trga
pred Opero, je srecal zajetnega
mladega moza, cigar obraz je
bill moral ze kje videti, tako ne
kako znan Sc mu je zdel.
'Stopil je "a MIN in iskal po
svojih spominih, polglasno 81
ponavljajoe: 'Kje vraga sem ze
videl tega-le cloveka
Razgrebal je po svojih mi
slih, a nj Sc mu posrecilo, da bi
Sc spomnil; kar Sc mu pojavi,
po cudnem prikazu spomina
taisti clovek mani zajeten, mlaj'
81, oblecen v huzarsko unifor-
mo. Vzkliknil je ma yes glas
"Hej Forestier!" podaljsal ko'
rak in potapljaI gospoda po ra.
mi. Oni Sc obrne - ga pogleda
potem spregovori: 'Kaj mi ho
cete, gospod'" -,
Duroy Sc je zasmejal; e. Al
nae vec ne poznas?" :.-- ; "
me" .a
Georges Duroy cd sedmeg;
huzarskega."
Forester je iztegnil ODE ro
XII: 20, prijatelj! Kako ii je?"
PRAY dobro, in tebi?"
20, meni ne predobro: yes
sedaj imam sigo prsih; ses
mesecev ma leto prekasljam, t
mi je ostalo Cd vnetice v sapni
ku, XII sem 10 dobil Y Baugivalu
tisto leto, ko sem Sc vrnil Y Pa
riz; tega je sedaj stiri leta."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07

Lienf. Col. StanislaW Skalski, wiO
shot down Is German planes to be-
come F0l2nd's leading air ace. OF the
war, is shown upon his arrival in
New York City. The z6-yeaY-old air
fighter has been In action since 1888
over PoIand, africa, Italy ard
France.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07
FRANK SIBERT

Umd poodbami j do o avoma dne a. kt0a 1914
* jid z F
erod tam pooii robins
rcbc upSMku.
Grenkem Bill
dustsW drntvaW
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07

dolznost ST stejemo, da Sc tenn potom iskre-
no zahvalimo vsem XII SO polozli tako krasne vence
cveta h krsti dragega pokojnika. Ia dokaz vase
ljubezn napram MENU nam je bill v veliko toiazbo
v dneh smrt Zahvalo izrekamo sledecim:
sosedom in prijateljem, Mr.. in Mrs. A. Gu
banc druzini Bulkovnik MIR. in Mrs. E. G. Gross
mari i'm druzini, Mrs. Puncoh in druzini, Mr. John
Stefe, Mrs. Marie Ribnikar Lofgren, Eleanor Rib
nikar, Dorothy in Earl Culp, MIR. in Mrs. Frank
Stefe in druzni, Mrs. Jennie Stefe in druzini, Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Fier, MIR. in Mrs. Roy Weatherly,
Mr.. in Mrs. A. Fier in druzin MIR. in Mrs. L. Fier,
Mrs. Rose Kern E. IS St., Mr.. in Mrs. Mike Pod
boy, Mr.. in Mrs. Martin Kotnik in druzini, MIR.
Frank Brate in hserki, MIR. in Mrs. Frank Pernach
in druzini Mrs. Pauline Artel in druzini Mrs. An
ma WaItes in druzini Mr.. John F. Fier, MIR. in Mrs.
c. J. cedeon Mr.. in Mrs. E. Mack MIR. in Mrs. N.
Urban, Mr.. in Mrs. Jelersie, Mr.. in Mrs. Clarence
Martin, drustvu Blejsko jezero st. ~ SDZ, drustvu
Washington st. 80 ZSZ, drustvu Waterloo Camp
t-2e1 WOW, The Warner Swasey Co., The
Eaton Manufacturing Co., March On Club, En-
ployees Lake Shore Machine Co., Mechanics Edu-
cational Society Of America Local 21, Fellow
Workers of Plant No. Warner & Swasey Co.,
Friends at White Motor. #..
Dale hvala vsem onim, XII 50 darovali ~.
mase, HI Sc bodo brale mir dusi polojnika. Zah-
valo maj sprejmejo sIedeei:
Mr. in Mrs. John in France. Bukovnik, MIR. in
Mrs Joseph MetIika, Mr.. in Mrs Frank Smutko,
Mr.. IN Mrs Mike in Josephine Zernic, Mrs Per-
/ nu.h Mrs. Mary james, Mrs John Menart, Mr. Pc
| ter Bukoynik, Mr.. .yAnton Nachtsal, Mrs. Rose
(Zupsncicl Matjssic, Mrs. ]. kalin.ek, Mr. Frsnk
...s11ns~n1~n1uu1u
Dr.ei nepozabni sopros IN oee! Nenadno i
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07

Skulby, MIR. Anton Sajovic, MIR. in Mrs. Anton Str
mad, MIR. Vernon Kalan, Mr. in Mrs. }. Bukovnik,
Mrs. Mary Mauser Mrs. Jennie Verhovec, Mrs.
Anna Picman, Mr.. in Mrs. A. Schulz, Mr.. Frank
Kosnik in druzina, Mr.. in Mrs. Romik, Mrs. An
gela Fende, Mr., L. Cvertnik, Mrs. Mary Bukovnik,
Mrs. Gertrude Balish, Mrs. Fany Odlazek, MIR.
Frank Zupancic, MIR. in Mrs. Mozina, Mrs. Oblak
in Wolf, Mr.. in Mrs Anton Kalan, MIR. in Mrs. Ho-
molka in Prokop, Mr. in Mrs. Dermstya, Employ
ees-White Motors Dept s54 E. 10th St. Clair
Naso globoko zahvalo izrekamo vsem, Xxi, SO
dali svoje automobile brezplacno poslugo pri po-
grebu in scer sledeeim:
Mr. Mertin Kotnik, Mr. Frank Picman, MIR.
Vernon Kalan, MIR. Anton Gubanc, MIR. Frank Zu-
paneic, Mr.. Mike Podboy, Mr.. John S. Puncoh,
MIR. Aug j. Fier, MIR. Frank Fier, Mr.. Frank Ka-
Ian.
Hvala vsem prijateljem, XII 50 prisli kropit po-
kojnika, ko je lezal ma mrtvaskemu odru in vsena,
XII so ga sprejmili njegovi zadnji zemejski poti
ma mrod7-:. H7ala poerebcem, XII nosili krsto.
Najlep~o zahvalo maj sprejne August F. Sve-
tex "a ureen pogreb in najboljso vsestran-
skc poslugo Hvala est. &. Monsig. Vitus Hribarju
"a opravljeno slovesno maso zadusnico cerkvi
Marie Vnebovzetje. I
Posebno zahvalo maj sprejmeta Mr.. Frank No.
yak in Mr.. Leo Wolf, XII sta sc trudila in pobirala
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MIA in maj sprejme isto naso najtoplejso zahyalo.
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7ol West Fort Street
Detroit 9 Michigan
Dear Mr.. Andrews.
A special effort Is to be made during the coming Sixth
Mar Loan Drive to secure the fullest possible cooperation OF the
churches. With this in mind, 1t has been suggested that q con-
ntttee representing the syris an, Lebanon and Arabic congregations
could perform a very useful function
We need a real leader who gets thinss done as General
Chairman Of this committee. It Will be greatly appreciated II
you can see your way clear to act In that capacity. lie assure
you Of the fun cooperation Of this office and Of the War Fin
ance COMMITTEES In handling t.: details.
I have often heard Frank Isbey speak Of you in the
very highest terms, and ! an sure that he VIII be greatly
pleased to have you serve. He is expected to return from the
European war zone in the near future, by the way.
war bond rally, tentatively set for November IL, has
been suggested a. our first objective.
Inasmuch 70 only four or five weeks remain before this
date, definite plans must be made IN the near future. re will
greatly appreciate The opportunity of discussing the project with
you at your earliest conveiene.
With cordial regards.
Ad-daleel., 1944-10-25
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oTr,cs o. srArg CHAIRMAN
500 Union Guardian hdg.
Detroit IS Michigan

k. Joseph r. Solomon
9ool LaSa11e Boulevard
Detroit 6 Michigan
Dear nr. Solomon: 4
A special effort Is to be made during the coming
Sixth Var Loan Drive to secure the fullest possible CO.
operation Of the churches. With this In mind, it has been
suggested that a committee representing the Syrian, Lebanon
and Arabic congregations could perform a very useful func-
ton.
It Is necessary that we have an active committee
under men Who are acknowledged leaders among their people.
I have, therefore, selected Nr. Abe Andrews a chai rman and
yourself to serve a $ Acting Chairman of this group, and it
Will be greatly appreciated if you can see your way clear to
act. I assure you of my full cooperation and that OF the
Var Finance Committee of Mchi gan in handling the details.
A war bond rally, tentatively set for November lTh
has been suggest ed as our first objective.
Inasmuch as less than four weeks remain before this
date, definite plans must be made in the near future. lie WILL
greatly appreciat the opportunity of discussing the project
with you at your earliest convent ence.
Nth cordial regards.
Ad-daleel., 1944-10-25
,fincersly yours,
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NORMAN X. HILL
Deputy Manager
United States Treasury
War Finance Committee
for Mchd gan
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-14
Ln The Local x The0terS
STRAND

PRCs eWhen the Light Go On Agan, which closes its negagement Wednesday at the Strand theatre. is Hollywood's first picture to por- tray the impact of his return to the pre-war home life of a wounded American soldier. The picture, which has James Lydon playing the role of wounded Marine who de- velops annesia on his way home. utilizes all of the dramatic ele- ments of pre-war personal en- tanglements that could surround a small-town family whose elder son has gone of to war and whose younger boy is nearing the age of military duty.
 Barbara Belden, 18-year-old film newcomer whom PRC has put un- der long term contract, makes her debut as the bride of the Marine. The cast includes Regis Toomey, George Cleveland, Grant Mitchell, Dorothy Peterson, Harry Shannon, Lucien Litterfield, Kuis Alberni, Emmett Lynn, Joseph Crehan. Warren Mills, Jill Browning, Robert Carling, James Hope, and Larry Thompson.
 The companion feature is Seven Doors to Death" featuring Chic Chandler and June Clyde.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-14
POLI'S

King Vidor's Technicolor produc- ton of "An American Romance" the Metro Goldwyn- Mayer produc- ton which still has three days left to- play at Loew Poli theater, has been brought to the screen as one of the most timely, inspiring and vital stories ever filmed. Its paral- Tel themes are Americas growth in spiritual and material strength through the blessings of a prolific nature and industrial l power, and mans everlasting striving toward a better life. The giant industries which have made America great in time of peace and in time of war were created by men, many of them immigrants, who firmly believed that free men were created equal, found opportunity here, and were willing to die as they have lived to preserve the ideals and ideals for which America stands.
 If Stefan Dangosbiblichek, Slo- vanian immigrant, who becomes Steve Dangos, American, Brian Donlevy has been given the fine- strole of his career, following out standing performances in Stand