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which suddenly has blossomed or
Scituate's Front street. The view
from the terraces on the Riviera
could not be more beautiful, beach
reaching out to the moonlit At
lantic at the foot Of the cliff. the
tWlnkling lights along the coast for
miles in either direction.
But the most wonderful thing
about the terrace to couple OF
visitors was not the view. but the
fact that 1t never was occupied, not
even at the twilight hour, when the
water was at its bluest and the
breeze its most refreshing.
The visitors were completely
mystified.
I'm Washington they told one
of the more prominent natives, "the
place would be packed; in fact, they
would be standing 10-deep from
opening until closing. We can't
understand it."
I'm Washington. said the native
who has been around a lot in his
day, every one who passed would
not know you, be able to call you by
your hrst name and then 60 home
and tell all the other neighbors that
you were drinking double Martins
or something, at the boulevard side
walk cafe"
New England is still dramatic that
way, too, which seems entirely too
bad: The Washingtonians and their
hosts did their best to change the
situation. BY the time they left,
the municipal prejudice was begin
nlng to falter and the beautiful
sidewalk cafe was picking up, as it
very properly should.
=: xx
1t was not like watching Sallv
Rand seeking out the drama in the
heart OF Somerset Vaughan tart,
this visit to New England, but there
were other arresting spectacles
along the route. Such. for instance
as the parking lot issue that is
troubling a tiny. old hamlet, which
has been enfolded in the large sum-
mer residential town that has grown
up around it.
The hamlet still has its person.
allty. strictly commercial one,
which would like to see the beach
made public, turned into a kind of
Coney Island. 1t does not have the
necessary political dominance, how
ever TO accomplish its purpose. The
issue Is threshed out weekly at town
meetings. or at least meetings of
the Board of Selectmen. Every one
mas not been heard yet, but the feud
grows hotter week by week.
When the old town has lost, as it
lndubltably will, probably no one
ever will live there happily again.
AS we said, there still is drama in
New England, just a different kind,
Evening star., 1944-07-13
Violin, Harpsichord
Artists Hailed at
meridian Hill
BY ELENA DE sAYN.

A unique combination of violin
and harpsichord played by two well.
known artists, Helen Ware and
Yella Pessl, brought many inter-
ested listeners to Meridian Hill Park
who stood In numbers beyond the
pool OF the open-air auditorium last
night.
In excellent form, the duo team
opened the program with the ma
jestic strains of Handel's Sonata
in D Major. No. T." possibly the
most effective one of the set of six.
Its first movement, not unlike an
old-time aria with a recitative, ex-
plores the depth of the violin and
charms bv its brisk Allegro" i'm
mediately following. A serene Lar
ghetto" and jolly finale gain in
balance and effect through the par
ticipation of the harsichord, SUI
perbly played by Miss Pessl, which
stands closer to the violin than the
piano because of tone relation.
although Its sustaining properties
were somewhat lacking in the
Largo Maestoso" of the first move
ment.
Miss Wares performance was
characterized by security of pitch
and dignity. Both artists were en-
Enthusiastically applauded when they
stopped between movements to ad-
Just the music. AS the strings of
the harpsichord seem to add vi
brancy to the violin, it might have
been novel experience to have
heard Bach's "Chaconne," which
Miss Ware chose for her solo num-
Der, with the accompaniment of the
latter IN the little known and used
edition by Robert Schumann, who
wrote = part for an accompanying
instrument However, the sterling
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Imusicianship and the sympathetic
quality Of Miss Wares tone fully
overcame the disadvantages Of the
open spaces and held the attention
Of the audience to the very end Of
the number. She was recalled sew
eral times after its conclusion.
Having already aroused interest
by its appearance and quaint sound
the harpsichord of modern con.
|struction, formed the center of at
tention when Miss Pessl approached
1t for the second time to play
c. p. E. Bachs Sonata in A Minor
for harpsichord solo. Consisting OF
three parts in this number, the
foremost harpsichordist brought to
the fore the finest acoustical prop
critics Of that instrument, its crys-
talline-clear action and brilliancy
When the artist stressed later, in
her short talk, the resemblance of
the harpsichord tone to that of the
organ and explained about its
mechanism one became even more
impressed by its possibilities.
Miss Pessl's success was instan-
taneous, shouts of bravo after her
execution of Five Essecizii for
Harpsichord." by Scarlatti, in &C
Minor. G Major, d Minor. F Mi
nor and c Major" compelled her
to respond with two encores. The
artists closed the recital with a
performance of Bach's Sonata No.
2 in A Major for violin and harp
SichOrd,
Evening star., 1944-07-13
Miss Lille Returning
For Role With Rose
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK.
Beatrice Lille. the British come
dlenne who is Lady Peel in private
life, has been signed for the new
Billy Rose revue. The Seven Lively
Arts Rose announced today.
1t will be Miss Lilies first Amer
lcan appearance in five years. She
was last seen here in Noel Coward s
Set to Music"
She has not appeared before any
except uniformed audiences since
her son, Sir Robert Peel. Royal
Navy seaman, was killed in action
in the Indian Ocean.
Miss Lille heard the news In
April, 1912, as she prepared to ap-
pear in a benefit at Manchester
England. She appeared with the
wire clutched in her hand, although
no announcement was made to the
audience of her grief.
Evening star., 1944-07-13
Where and When
Current Theoter Attraction
and Time Of Showing .
Stage.


National-"Ramsh Inn: $50
pm.
Capitol-"1t Happened Tomor-
row.: II am. 1:45, 4:35. 7:25 and
1918 pm. Stage shows: /, 3:45,
6:35 and 9:25 pm.
Columbia-"Two Girls and a
Sailor: 11:l0 am, 1:50, 4::30, ITO
and $50 pm.
Earle-"Once Upon a Time: II
am. lao. 4:25, 7:l0 and 10 pm.
Stage shows: l, 3:45, $50 and OILS
pm.
Little-"Joan of Paris" l1::0 am.
2:25. ass, 7:30 and 10 pm.
Keith's-"Marine Raiders: ll:45
am, las. 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and
9:45 pm.
Palace-"Going My Way: 1o:45
am, 1l:25. 4:l0, 6:55 and $40 pm.
Metropolitan Between Two
Worlds: II am, l, $40, $40, TBS
and $40 pm.
Pix-"Girls of the Road: 2, AIS,
6:15, $3.50 and 10:35 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts,
continuous from 10 m.
Evening star., 1944-07-13

foverted town halls. They are still
y favorite memory of the summer
visitors and the year-around resi-
Hents who hope the postwar world
viii not be too changed to permit a
revival of the resort theater circuit
< The theaters are still there, more
ghosts to join the filling stations and
the hot dog stands which also are
Boarded up. useless structures in
Needy wastes. There is not even an
eXpectant look about them. You
can ride from Falmouth on Cape
Cod to Cchasset without finding a
place to buy sandwich after night
fall. which is as it should be, no
doubt. But it seems strange when
one remembers how New England S
prewar nights teemed with whim-
sical theater, an art gone crazy
with tie heat. There is something
dramatic about its entombment.
X X X
The beaches are dramatic. too, in
q different way. They are crowded,
but with women and children, with
an occasional grandfather doughty
enough to wade more than ankle
deep into waters whose temperature
is high at 58 degrees.
Some one showed a home movie
one night, taken on the beach at
Scituate-where we visited-in 1910.
1t was dominated by young males.
Think of the beaches they've
been on SINCE" some one said
solemnly
Every one was already thinking
just that.
One Of the most dramatic things,
much lighter in its implications, to
run across was the sidewalk cafe
Evening star., 1944-07-13

ADJUSTMENTS,
Evening star., 1944-07-13

the greatest number Of song Aims
ip history.
The studio has Rhapsody in
Blue" and Cinderella Jones' on the
completed list, with the all-star
Hollywood Canteen" now before
the cameras.
In preparation are "A Connecticut
Yankee" Here Come the Girls, "
Melancholy Baby" Mr.. Broadway"
"A Night at Tony Pastors" Cole
Porter's Might and Day." Vincent
Evening star., 1944-07-13
Tracy Gets Role

HOLLYWOOD.
Lee Tracy, famous fast-talking
actor of stage and screen and more
recently in Uncle Sans armed
forces, has re-entered pictures in
the top masculine role of RKO
Radios new japanese espionage
film, Betrayal From the East"
Evening star., 1944-07-13
Nine Film Musicals
On Warner Program

4aOAA "O0O.
With nine musicals in prepara-
ton, four currently in release, two
completed and awaiting release and
one now shooting, Warner Bros. will
move into the 1944-5 season under
the exclusive guidance of Jack l..
Warner, executive producer, with
Evening star., 1944-07-13
Matter of Priorities

| What with rubber shortage, lack
of pin-metal and accompanying
phenomena of global warfare, the
term "pin-up girl" should be
changed to "sewn-in girl" according
| to Cinema Actress Dorothy Lamour
Evening star., 1944-07-13
Ala THE EVENING STAR. Washington, D. c.
There's Drama in New England
But of a Different Kind
By JAY CARMODY.

The vacaonng critic still find drama
markedly different
celebrities
like in the respectable
Evening star., 1944-07-13

Youman's Sometimes I'm Happy" /"
Silver Lining" (the story Of Mari
lyn Miller) and Mississippi Belle, /"
with music by Cole Porter.
The sub., 1944-11-10

tory of the FBI, will make it's air debut Saturday, November 25, 8:30 D. m., via CBS Jerry Cooper has been signed for the new Mu- tual musical, Relaxation in Mu- sic" Date of first show still un- set DuMont station, WABD, in New York, will conduct a series of classes for Bond salesmen who will participate in the Sixth War Loan Drive. This Is the first time tele- vision has been utilized as a sales medium by the War Finance Com mittee.
 George Shelton of Tt Pays to Be Ignorant" reports that he sent a specimen of his blood to Washing ton, and received back the follow ing letter as result: Dear Sir: We are pleased to inform you that a patent has been granted to you for your new spot remover"
The sub., 1944-11-10
SUB WavesE
By "Yanina"

LOOKING AHEAD DEPT: Sam my Kaye and Harry James have already been signed to appear at the Hotel Astor Roof in New York for the summer of 1945! Two net work wires will carry the swing and sway music as well as the James trumpet-MBS and CBS.
 DICK BROWN TO RECORD: Tn the battle of the baritones," song ster Dick Brown has in the past been severely handicapped because he is the only one who has made no records, outside of few trans criptions for Lang Worth. How ever, the handsome singer, heard on his own Sunday evening (6:45 p. m., EWT, MBS) program, has just been signed for series of rec cords on the Deluxe label.
 DICK BROWN FANS OF ALL AGES: A new departure in fan clubs was evidenced on recent Sunday when a bevy of elderly ma irons descended on the MES Cham in Theatre to watch Dick Brown broadcast. The ladies introduced themselves to Dick right after the program. They were all grand mothers, and all lived in Brook lyn. Sunday evenings it is their wont to gather in a living room, knit and listen to the radio. And their favorite singer is Dick Brown, whom they "adopted!''
 MARION LOVERIDGE NEWEST GLAMOUR GIRL: Marion Love- ridge, 16 year old songstress, who is starred on her own Sunday morning G1:45 a. m., EWT0 pro- gram via NEG, is scheduled for a glamour girl build-up. The pretty youngster has been initiated in her new adult status by members of the Military Order of the Purple Heart. The heroes elected her their official Sweetheart" and Marion will reign as Queen of their an- nual Ball to be held in New York on Armistice night, November 11th.
 RADIO DAILY: "The FBI in Peace and War;" a serialized his-
The sub., 1944-11-10

ing for a couple of weeks and is full of good tales. Don't be surprised if you can't find any more fish in the Mantle River because, according to Nate Rodgers who went along with Russ, they caught ev- erything that could be caught.
The sub., 1944-11-10
Main Yard Pipe Shop
By AL HARVEY

It is some time since have column of interest to the pipe shop in The SUB-so will make attempt give the and all the inside dope that get hands on-so hang on, boys and girls, here we go
 Coppersmth Rowland Bishop (no relation to our Bish op) given quite sendo party by the gang last week Thrywo of the pipe shop workers in attendance and they presented Brother Rowland Bishop with beautiful leather travelling kit Bishop will be entering the Navy vote of thanks to the committee who Clancy Enos and Brewer They arranged swell spread and fine time was had by a-ittle Jackie made number toastmaster.
The sub., 1944-11-10

Howard Russ has Just re- turned from his last vacation. He has been hunting and fish,
The sub., 1944-11-10
MARION LOvERIDGE NEWEST

RADIO DAILY: "The FBI in Peace and War;" a serialized his-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-28
Porocilo in zahvala
SANSove podr. stew. 80

Cleveland, Ohio. - Mesec"
novembra je nasa podruznic
priredila koncert "a takojsnJ
pomoC nasim omOvini. Kma
lu po koncertu smo poslali n
glavni urad SANSa darovan
vsoto kakor tudi zahvalo in ]
mcna vseh daroValcev. z Vese
ljem objavimo sedaj vsoto ci
stega dobicka Cd prireditve /
Sc zahvalimo vsem sodeloval
Gem in rosetnikom, ter drust
vom "a prodane .vstopnice.
Zahvaljujemo sc iskreno pew
kim zborom "Jadran' in "Slo
van "a izvrstno proizvajan
pevske tocke celega zbora, ka
kor tudi zborom "Sloga', "Zar'
ia" in "Glasbena Matlca' z
krasno petite skupin, duetov l.,
posameznikov. Posebno globo
ko nam je segla v srce pesen:
''Talcem", katero je podal Fran
Plut, ker smo ravno izvedell
da je pisatelj te pesmi sam po
stal zrtev sovraznikove krogle
Zahvalo so tudi delezni sprem
lievalci pevskih took "a njih po
zrtvovalnost.
Dobro razpolozenje Ter paz
most obcinstva pa je spretn
obdrzal vseskozi mas prvi govor
mix in voditelj programa, LIE:
Kushlan. ia MIN so Sc vrstil
nasi gostje govorniki: 6. Mar
kovic, Mirko Kuhel, Janko Ro
"eli, in Trito Fazo, castnik jugo
slovan~- mornarice. Vsem S:
iskreno zallvaljujemo "a pre-
tresljive besede.
Zahvaliti Sc noramo cvetli
sarju Slapniku "a okrasek O.
dra - paine; Johnu Pollocku
in njegovim vrlim pomoenicam
v dvorani pa gre zahvala "a
dobro delo pri izredno uspesni
kolekti, kakor tudi Kristu Sto-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-28
Slovo staremu letu

Euclid, Ohio. - Ako pref
Vino Sc par dni tega leta, pa
bono prica cell zgodovini napi-
sani v knjigi poslovnega leta
1914, katero DO kmalu zginilo v
dolgo vecnost. Vsi dnevi tega
leta SO politi krvjo. V vsej tel
furiji moritve in pobijanja So
je slo samo "a unicevanje in po-
diranje, kar je v potu svoiega
obraza naredila cloveska roka
Vse te strasne dneve, katere
smo preziveli, je bila borba "a
unicevanje vsega, kar je ustva-
rila bozja in cloveska roka. VS.
to SO pa priceli fanatiki, kez
SO hoteli zasuznjiti yes svet
Aoliko nash ljudi je morale Y
mucenisko smrt, ma vse nacine
SO morili kakor SO 81 pac zami
sliti mogli, samo da bi iztrebili
narod IL tega sveta. V prvi VI
sti Sc moramo zahvaliti "a po,
moe nasirn ruskim bratom "a
njih hrabrost, drugic pa anne,
riskim delavcem "a orozje il
nasim ameriskim junakom, k
50 obvarovali naso domovino
da smo lahko mi tn mirno spa
Ii vse noci in so ostali nasi do.
movin' neposkodovani.
Ali DO kdaj konec te vojne :
JAZZ mislim da, ampak samo ma
ia nacin, ce Sc solstvo vsega
svcta zavzame in da bodo po
vsod ucili enako, da smo 81 VS.
bratje ma svetu in da ina vsak
narod pravico 81 sam odlocati G
svoji usodi zivljenja. Sedaj i.
mamo volitve. "a odobritev dav
ka "a sole v Euclidu in Cleve
landu in sicer %. decembra
Vsak maj pomisli, da je bolje da.
ii otroku dobro naobrazbo, ka;
kor pa ga tirati zopet v bodo,
&c na kako svetovno klanje. Ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-28
lJREDNlKOVA PO$TA

kelnu kot desna roka ma odru
Progressive Slovenke SO s.
ldejstvovale pri kolekti kako~
tudi pri cell prireditvi. Ker t.
zenske izvrsujejo samo ma Sc
oi ogromno delo pll nabiranj
in posiljatvi ooleke, SO delez
ne posebne zanvale kot nase So
1elovalke.
Iskrena zahvala gre Cha3.
Vertovsniku, predsedniku vese
licnega odbora - in celem
ljegovemu stabu, tocajem, ku-
haricam, zenam Gospodinjske
ga odseka SIND, natakaricam
vratarjem in drugim, ker tako
delo je tezavno in veckrat S =;
nehvalezno.
Delo Johna Tavcarja pri raz
posiljatvi pisem in vstopnic te,'
njegovo splosno "oskrbnistvo
denarja je hvale vredno. Ludvi
ku Medvesku in njegovim vrlim
pemocnikom in pomocnicam pr.
5rodaji pivskih listkov gre "a
hvala "a pridno delo.
IL srca Sc zahvaljujemo vsem
kateri ste pripomogli do tax
krasnega uspeha. "
Ma zadnji seji Sc je dokaza
10, da odziv klicu "a takojsnjo
pomoc je Sc vedno moaen in
tudi narasca. John Tavcar nam
je izrocil eek "a $4,000 cd dru
stva Makabejcev "Carniola g
Tent" st. 1888 T. M, John Ga
brenya nam je postal eek q
$4,000 cd drustva Cleveland
st. l26 SNIP; Joseph HrVatl
nam je izroeil $4,000 "a pevsk
zbor "Sloga". Slovenski Narod-
nj Dom V Maple Heights po
slal Johnu Tavcarju eek "a S25,
Dobro poznani Dominik Kraso
vec mu je izrocil $4,000 (torej
Sc en- clan observation-disclosures
ga kluba. Sedaj imamo v Cleye-
landu osem posameznikov ali
druzin pri tel skupini).
Izrocil nam je Herman Gre
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-28

Louis Adamic je svoji knjigi my Native Land" z
veliko poasnil razpolozene in hoenJe
ludstva Jugoslavii Mic nj pretiraval niti oepsava
temvec prib faka, kakrsna Vse kar e dogodilo
Jugoslavi cd takrat in kar dogaja tam danes je
Adamc svarno anazira in skoro prerosko tocnostjo
Tsti XII SO ga vsled tega sramot in mu
roga stole danes osamoceni pred javnoso kot navad
nj epci Klaveno presedanje bivsega mnistra Franco
Snoa oh st ur potem ko ga e Adamc, katerega je
skusa rabbit svoe orode, razga do nagega in jaw
nost prkazal njegovo zavatno rovaenje prot Osvobo
t'iln 'front.' Sloven je zadnj Glen neovrgjivi We
gi dokazov tocnos in pravnost razlage katero je
Adamc podal borbi Jugoslaviji.
Adamic pa je V svoji knjgi povedal Sc nekaj Reke
e, da ne ze da bi britska ali ameriska diplomacija
ustvara Jugoslavii tax poloza da hi bill elan Osvo
bodne voske nekega dine plisiljen strelja ma amer-
ke in duge zaveznske vojake, XII b bill poslani tia, da
pod kinko 'reda in mru vslijo narodu ljud, XII ga
enkrat pomaga pahnt prepaid, in XII torej morejo
vrniti oblast edno preko lupe osvobodinh borceV.
Tragedja, XII sedaj odigrava ma Grskem, je dokaz,
kako prav je incl Adamic, ko e svaril pred akim poll
tCnmi pustolovScinam
Kar sc Amerike tice, vsaj enkrat upira seditl
Churchlov polt, in &c bo svojem stascu vztraja-
a Sc Jugosav ne bo nikdar zgodilo to- kar danes
dogaj ia nes1ecn Grski.
Ameriskemu drzavnemu depatmentu je dobro zna-
no. da to kar della Churchill Balkanu nj VOLTA angle
skega udstva in da je ba zaupnica, katera je bla
zrecena paramenu, de ansko izsjena kot vojni vod
ia ina moz neoporekljive zasuge Ango in ostali
vet ampak to Sc ne pomen da ina prav ko skusa
bojenm narodom Europe vsliti dee vladnih formah,
Ii SO prezivele svo Potebno je da drzavni tajnik
ettinus to uludno, ampak odocno pove posancem, XII
h je Churchill postal Washington da ga pidobijo "a
svoj "Jugosovanski program. In pojasni maj jim da
Ame1kanci XII re pred vec kot $50 lett virgil kraj
aka velcanstva med stare salo gotovo nimao namena
da bi oreka pravco do repubike Jugosovanom, XII so
ssvoim bezprimenin unaStvom dokazali, da narod,
Ii ie zrel da sam in brez zunanh ponagacev odoca o
sVO uSOdi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-28
DUSE V ZIVALIH

V mnogih delhi Afrike so do
maci rodovi prepricani, da pre-
haj jajo duse umrlih oseb v telesa
zivali ali pa vsaj telo kaksne Ii
vail cd casa do casa uporabijo,
da iscejo zemljo. stevilni rails
kovalci so tel stvari, posebno
v Belgijskem Kongu doziveli
marsikaksno presenecenje.
Tako pripoveduje neki poto-
.valec, da je hotel nekoc ustreliti
velikega orla, pa mu je to njegov
crni sluzabnik S kricanjem, pros
miami in tenn, da sc mu je obe-
sill ma roke, prepreeil, ces: PRO
sim, gospod, ne streljaj! Ia
ptica je namrec moja stara ma
til"
Nekega zamorskega policista
so poslali, da bi ustrelil velikega
krokodila, XII Sc je pojavil OBJ IL
livu neke reke in S svojo predrz-
ncstjo povzrocil re precejsnjo
skodo. Policist pa Sc je vrnil, ne
'da bi bill opravil to nalogo. Ko
so ga pozvali ma odgovor, je Ia
gotavljal, da ne gre "a navadne-
ga krokodila, temvec "a nekega
poglavarja V teh krajih, XII je
bill pred kratkim umrl in XII sc
je vrnil V podobi krokodila, da
malo pogleda, kako Sc pocutijo
njegovi liudje brez NIGGA.
ST zavezniki so d anes dovolj
mocni il da ko bodo premaga-
Ii nase tirane, da jim bodo po-
tenn dali tudi pravilno solsko
naobrazbo ter jih ucili bratstva
in svobode sveta. Denar, XII gl
bodo volilci odlocili "a solstvo,
DO sci vvzvisen namen, torej ne
pozabite voliti "a sole. i
Vsem zelim srecno novo leto
in da bi bilo ze skoraj konec te
vojne, da bi Sc nasi fantje sree-
no povrnili v naso sredo zdra-
vi in veseli, ter da 81 bono 20
pet ycseli podajali roke v nasih
domovih in 81 voscili srecno no.
vo leto. ..,.
. Jas. Rotter-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-28
usoda nasih onkraj morja pri sr-
Gu, da gotovo pridete.
Ia odbor
Mary Krizmancic, tajnica.
Drustvo "Drzavljan"
nudilo pornoc

Cleveland, Ohio. : Drustvo
'Drzavljan'' st. 33 S. D. z. Sc
je ma svoji letni seji spomnilo
tudi svojih clanov, kateri so
bill prizadeti v zadnji katastro-
Fl, ko je bila plinska eksplozi-
ia. Darovali so sledeci: i
Pc $1,000: Drustvo Drzav-
liam st. 33 SDZ; Dominik Kra-
sovec, Frank Pajk. Pc $500: o.
tiljo Frank, Frank Kutnar in
Louis Stopar. Pc $500: Malta
Zaman; po $1.OO Frank Vidmar
in Frank Fabian. - Skupaj
$4,000.
Prosi Sc Sc ostalo clanstvo O.
menjenega drustva, da maj po-
maya po svoji moci prizadetim
clanom.
zelim vsemu clanstvu vesele
praznike in srecno in .veselo
novo leto. 1915!
q bratskim pozdravom,
Dominik Krasovec,
predsednik nadzornega odbora
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-28

Gospa Prepeluh je prisla ma
obisk. MOI Sc je umaknil So
sednjo sobo in pustil zeno samo.
Po eni uri pa, ko je mislil, da je
ze zrak cist - vezna vrata so
Sc odprla in zaprla - je "a
klical re pred vrati svoji zeni
Ali je re baba odsla?"
80 ..- .-5-
> ,"Da, ljubi MOI, ze pred emo
uro, zdaj pa imam ljubezniv o.
bisk gospe Prepeluhove." ,..