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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-03
RABIES CLINICS
SET FOR BURCAW

DR.. H. w. Stevens, health Off
Ger for Fender County, announced
yesterday that a Dog Vaccination
Clinic will first be held in Burgaw
and later in every small or large
community in Fender County, by
Jeff Horrell, Rabies Inspector.
DR.. Stevens called attention to
the state law requiring all dogs ov-
er months of age to be vaccin-
ated and protected against rabies
bv their owner. He also said that
rabies is prevalent in parts of
Brunswick and Columbus counties
now due to rabid foxes. The COM
---~o carrier of rabies is the dog
which transmits the disease to hui
mans by biting or attacking them
while diseased. Rabies can be eli
minated entirely by dog vaccina-
ton and no person should ever
need to take the multiple injections
OF the Pasteur treatment because
VI 0HpOSulG W d IlIdC oOS' AIeAOiNo
vaccination protects dogs against
this disease for a period of IL to
IA months and should be repeated
every year.
Schedule of the rabies clinics is
as follows: Saturday, April 29th, 8
am, Wards Corner, Wards Store,
10 am, Malpass Corner, Malpass
Store; IL am, Long Creek, Hen
rvs Store; l pm, Boney Wilson's,
Boney Wilson's Store, 3 pm. Clau-
die Wilson'S, Claude Wilson's
Store, 4 pm, Rocky Point. Tom
Pearsall's Store, Wednesday, May
3: 9 am, Ernest Eakins, Ernest
Eakin's Store; 10 am. Leo Eakins,
Leo Eakin's Store, II noon. Pen
derlea, Community Store; 2 pm.
Willard, Smiths Store. pm. Wa
tina, Town Hall. Saturday, May 6,
10 am. Lanes Ferry, Lanier's
Store; II am, Futch's Store, II
noon. Hampstead. Towards Fill
ing Station. Saturday. May ID, 10
am. Smiths Bridges, Doug Rowe S
Service Station. II noon, Maple
Hill. Post Office. Saturday, May
20. Atkinson, Harrells Garage.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-03
OVER THE NETWORK
MONDAY, APRIL 3
Eastern War Time P. M.

Changes in programs as listed due to
corrections by networks made too
late to incorporated
5:45-Front Page Farrell Serial nbc
Captain Meningitis Sketch blu-east
American Women, Drama Series - chs
Serial Series for Riddles mbs-basic
6:o0-News Report for Is minis. nbc
Children's Dramatic Skit,- Daily blu
Quincy Howe and News Time chs
Prayer; Comment on the War mbs
6:15-America Serenade; Sports nbc
Lyn Murray Chorus, Orchestra chs
Captain Tim Healy, Spy Story blu
Dancing Music Orchestra IS m. mbs
6:30-Jeri SULLIVAN Song Show chs
Jack Armstrong; repeat b1u-west
6:45-Lowell Thomas & Newscast - nbc
Henry J. Taylor Comment - blu-basic
Capt. Midnight in repeat - blu-west
World News and Commentary chs
Repeat of Riddles Serial - other mbs
7:oo-Fred Warnings Time nbc-basic
81 Love Mystery" Dramatic chs
Horace Heidi & His Orchestra chs
Fulton Lewis, Jr., Comments mbs
7:15-War News from the World nbc
Ed Sullivan Entertains, Guest chs
The johnson Family, Serial mbs
7:30-Carol Sisters, Vocal Trio - nbc
Lone Ranger, Drama of West - blu
Blondie-Dagwood Comedy cbs-basic
The Army Air Forces Program mbs
7:45-Kaltenborn and Comment nhc
8:00-The Cavalcade of America nbc
Vox Pop by Parks and Warren - chs
Broadcast of News Us mins) blu
Cecil Brown News Comment mbs
8:15-Lum and Abner Serial Skit - blu
Fulton Oursler News Answers mbs
S:3o-The Monday Night Concert nbc
Blind Date and Arlene Francis - blu
The Gay Nineties Show cbs-basic
Sherlock Holmes DR.. Watson mbs
8:55-Five Minutes News Period chs
9:o0-Voorhees Concert & Guests - nbc
Counter Spy, Drama of the War - blu
The Radio Theater, Guest Stars. - chs
Gabriel Heater and Comment mbs
9:15-Bob Ripley's Fifteen Min. mbs
9:30-Information Please in Quiz nbc
Spotlight Bands, Guest Orches. - BLU
Paul Winchells Jerry, Variety mbs
9:55-Five Minutes Story Time blu
1O:O0-Contented Concert Orches. nbc
Raymond Gram Swing Comment - blu
Screen Guild Players & Guests chs
Henry Gladstone in Comment mbs
10:15-Music and Sally Sweetland - blu
To Be Announced us mins.) - mbs
1O:3o-Doc. l. @. and Quiz Series nbc
Showtime from Broadway cbs-east
acknowledgements repeat - cbs-west
Melody in Night Paul Lavalle - blu
Half Hour for Dancing Music - mbs
II :O0-News for IS minutes - nbc-basic
The Fred Waring repeat - nbc-west
News, Variety Dance h.-cbs & blu
Comment, Variety, Dance 3 h.-mbs
11:15-Late Variety with News. - nbc
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-03
TODAY and TOMORROW
By WALTER LIPPMANN

| covery of her victims and thus re
| tard her own relative recovery
Measures, which in principle are
like a protective tariff for infan
industries, will have to be EN-
ployed to see to it that German,
does not emerge from this wal
with monopoly or even with ov
erwhelming predominance among
European states in the capita
goods industries. 1t should be the
deliberate policy of the United Ma
tons to promote the industrializa
ton of Poland and the strength
ening, relative to Germany, of the
heavy industries of Belgium, Lux
embourg and France If this is no
done as a deliberate policy with &
definite program we shall see so
cial disorder arising from despair
in non-German Europe and ir
Germany the rise of a new means
of domination.
A policy of discriminating in
favor of our allies until they have
repaired the damage will nc
doubt be heavy burden on the
German nation, and will hold
down the standard of life. But not
to discriminate in favor of the
victims would in fact be to discrim-
mate in favor of the aggressor
For the Germans. to whom the
mastery of the Continent is the
supreme goal. the war would not
have been fought in vain. If thir-
ty years hence Germany doni-
mates Europe and thus holds the
balance of power between Russia
and the English-speaking nations.
German historians will not count
| this war as a true defeat.
There is little doubt of the good
effect which would come to the
Allies from an agreement on a
program which was designed te
give the reconstruction of Europe
priority over the recovery of Ger
many. If the agreement were
made avowedly on the ground
first of justice, second on the
ground that Germany shall no
dominate the Continent, and third
that Germany shall not hold the
balance of power, it would lift the
/ Allied cause out of the doldrums
1t would be the proof that the Al
lies know what they are doing ane
that they know what they have tt
agree upon, instead of talking 81
much about how desirable it woule
be to agree.
Would the declaration of such
policy for the German settlement
stiffen the German resistance?
submit that it would not. Tn
Germans know they are defeated
They know that the consequence
will be hard. To tell them def
nitely what the consequences Wi
be, what territory they will lose
what classes of war criminals wi
in fact be held accountable, Wha
reparation they must make, VIVA
conditions they will work under
what their place in the post-wa
world is to be-to tell them thes
, things as definitely as we can vii
in fact seem to most Germans les
terrifying than what they now i'm
agine will be their fate The fea
of the unknown, which is VIVA
Goebbels exploits, makes men re
sist far more desperately thai
could the statement of any definite
terms. however severe, which il
e. IL.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-03

The Germans are making ready
To flood some of the rich lands
which, in the course of more than
two centuries, the Dutch have re-
claimed from the sea. Once the
salt water has come in it will take
wears to restore the fertility OF
land from. which something like
a third of the Dutch people earn
their living. This is a sample and
a symbol of what will confront US
in making peace.
When the United Nations make
I'D their minds how they will set
lie with Germany, they can never
afford to forget how Germany has
decimated the population, wasted
the resources, destroyed the ac-
cumulated capital, and diSorgan-
lied the institutions of the rest OF
Europe. Though Germany is de-
feated in the war, she may IN the
long run have done such lasting
injury to her neighbors that she
will emerge from the war the
strongest nation in the Continent
west of the Soviet Union.
If positive measures are not
taken to deal with this fact. Ger
MANY may recover from defeat
much sooner than liberated Eu-
rope can recover from the Ger
man occupation. Dominating an
enfeebled Europe, which would
then be the prey to social disor-
der, Germany would in the course
of the next generation be able once
more to undo the settlement by
playing off the western world
against the Soviet Union. To the
west Gelmany will pose as the
bulwark against the local Bolshe-
vjsm which will feed upon the de,
struction she herself has inflicted
on Europe. In Moscow she will ex-
uloit all the evidences of western
panic about Bolshevism to poison
the minds Of the Russians and tc
provoke them to actions which vii
then increase the fears of the
west
The paramount object of the
settlement with Germany must be
to prevent Germany from dominat
ing the Continent and thereby
holding the balance of power be
tween the western democracies
and the Soviet Union. All the
terms of the settlement will have
to be tested by this standard.
1t follows that very necessary
part of the settlement is to see tt
it that Germany does not recover
before non-German Europe is sta
bilized, reconstructed, and restor
ed. This is not matter of punish
ing the Germans or even of OBJ
tanning Preparations. 1t is a matter
of elementary justice and also O.
the highest practical necessity.
way must be found by which
France, Poland, the Netherlands
Belgium, Czechoslovakia. Yugosla
via, Greece, are protected agains
finding themselves permanent,
weakened.
In the settlement with German
measures will have to be devised
which for a period of years com
pels Germany to subsidize the re
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-03
Five North Carolina
Youths Are in VIZ

CHARLESTON, S. c., April q
Five North Carolina boys are
members of Navy VIZ unit I'm
dergoing training at Mississippi
College, Clinton, Miss. They are:
Raymond J. Pritchard, 10, sor
of Rev. J w. Pritchard, 907 Hamp
ton street, Roanoke Rapids, N
c.; Joseph S. Breeder, 10, son o.
P. B. Breeder, route 1, Box 1888
Charlotte; Raymond Stewart, 10
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Stew
art, Chioah Henry S. Selby, 19
son of Henry c. Selby, Whining
ton; and Charles B. Redman, II
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Red
man, 2O5 East F street, Kannapo
lis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-03
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MONDAY, APRIL
7:30-Family Altar.
7:45-Musical Clock.
8:O0-Daily War Journal.
8:15-Musical Clock.
8:3O-Blue News Correspondents.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-03
WELLS IMPROVING

LONDON, April 2.-LR)-Author
H. G.. Wells, II, who is i'll with in
fluenza, was reported to day to
have had a ''pretty well'' day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-03

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-19

vse pasti juznoslovanskh narodov in XII DO kot tako
dotlei da 81 ludstvo sarno izvo tako
vado, kakrsno 81 zei. @-e-4.
Jugoslovansko ludstvo je skozi dive lett doprineslo
strasne zrve; soinsto tiso rohne pod russo drugi
tisoci razkropljen po nemskh toyarnah rudnikh in
kmetijah kot brezpravn suznji moz in zena, otrok in
stars so bill siloma odtrgan drug Cd drgega, tako da
danes ne We ne moz ke e zena zena kje je moz in
otrok Noben narod sveu nj bill ako strasno udaren
ko jugoslovanski Kar nj izvrs okupator je dokoncal
pourica - Pavec in Medic. In da e bill peke Sc hus
sta prila vreega Ola Sc Mihaovic in ubezna jugoslo
vanska vada Cloveku zdelo da sta Sc zaroa prot
tenn trpnom in mucenikom nebo in zema In Sc bolj je
zaboelo ko tist koh naloga in dolznost je blazti
tuge in privati zdravnega OLA skelece krvavece
me- stupenm jezikom in peresom skusal unic to- kar
81 je narod krvjo ustvaril svojo obrambno so.
Ampak, "zora puca bit &c dana!" Tudi ubogi, jugo-
sovanski par DO zasalo sonce svobode toda "a to e
bio treba della in zrtev Gospodje, Ex niho, nih fit
(z mic da napraviti nic treba e zavhat rokave,
deat zrtvovat uirati In partizan plasti jugoso
vanskega naroda, SO delali, zrtvovali in umira!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-19

,raznih krajih zed. draw. Cd
kvote S2,989,000, XII je dolocena
"a Cleveland, DO oddano ST.
214,OOO skupni narodni orga-
nizaciji Rdecega kriza in $775,-
900 pa bo ostalo donna "a lokal-
ne potrebe.
Hranite ze sedaj, da boste Iah-
ko VEG prispevali v kampanji
v marcu!
"Ker je nasa kvota poskocila
"a vec kot en- million mad lam
sko in zato, ker je sedaj mnogo
onih, XII so prejsnje leto daro-
vail sklad Rdecega kriza, da-
nes ma bojnem polju in zrtvu-
jejo svoje zivljenje "a svobodo,
je priporocljivo, da sedaj mi v
sirnem Clevelandu prispevamo
toliko bolj velikodusno v kam-
panji Rdecega kriza, XII Sc DO
pricela v mesecu march," pravi
Mr.. Kellstadt.
Da 81 boste mogli predstav-
ljati ogromno delo, XII ga vrsi
Rdeci kriz, maj vam DO poveda-
no., da je v zadnjih IL mese-
cih dobilo pomoc cd Rdecega
kriza 100000 vojakov in po-
leg tega pa je Sc 2,500,0OO voja-
kov dobilo tako pomoc donna.
Mad 100000 pintov krvi je
bilo zbrane,s 100000 zavojckov
je bilo poslanih vojnim ujetni-
kom in izdelanih in pripravlje-
nih je bi1o 925,QOO,OOO zdravni-
Skin obvez.
Torej, hranite sedaj, da boste
lahko vec prispevali v kampa-
nji marca meseca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-19

posebno vazne pa so, vaje zad-
Mi teden pred predstavo. Ako
starsi sodeluje odborom in
ueiteljem potem je z tenn veli-
ko pomagano "a dobri uspeh
operete. Ako zelite, da bodo
vasi otroci fantje in dekleta
predstavili to lepo opereto do
bro, potem Sc enkrat vas prosi-
mo, sodelujte odborom in
uciteljem. Da, opereta je res
lepa, ze veckrat je bila podana
ma PROFESSIONALISM odrih v maj
veeje zadovoljstvo, in marsika-
teremu ljubitelju lepe operete
je znana "Janko in Metka."
Apeliramo ma starse, XII Sc nj
majo svojih otrok vpisanih pri
nasem zboru, da to Sc lahko
storijo, vsakdo je dobrodosel.
Ne pozabite tudi, da imamo
mesecne seize odbora v nedeljo
popoldne v Slovenskem delav-
skem domu ma Waterloo Rd. oh
3. uri./ Seja je vazna in veliko
della je "a vrediti "a to predsta-
vo. Torej ma svidenje v nede-
ljo. =
John Sore, predsednik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-19
tOb 81 letnici

Cleveland, O. - Pred "a lett
je bilo V Clevelahduf ustanovlje-
no drugo drustvo, XII je bilo pri-
kljuceno Slovenski narodni pod
porni jednoti. line tega drustva
je bilo Primoz Trubar in je y
zacetku prav lepo napredovalo.
ker pa je bilo menda malo
Drevec sloge, so Sc urinili V to
drustvo nekaksni razdiraci, ka-
kor "Rokovnjaci," XII so hoteli
Ia vsak nacin, da Sc ia mladi-
ma ma drust. polju odlomi in
unici. Toda ia njih nakana Sc
Jim nj posrecila. Rovarili so ne
kaj let, dokler nj bila kupa sit
narjenja napolnjena do vrha in
Clanom je bilo tega dovolj.
Ko je bila mera napolnjena
in je zavrelo, so doticni razdira-
,ci nesli po stopnicah bivse
Birkove dvorane precej razbite
buce. Cd takrat dalje pa je bill
mir in drustvo je lepo napre-
dovalo kot Sc danes.
Leta 1926 pa Sc je drustvo
Primoz Trubar zdruzilo Z dru-
stvom Delavec in takrat spre-
menilo tudi svoje ime "Cleve-
land' pod katerim Sc danes po-
sluje in lepo napreduje. Ina
tudi svojo bolnisko podporo po-
leg jednotine; podpira razne
kulturne ustanove, pomaga po-
mozni akciji, daruje "a Rdeci
kriz in tudi "a SANS, kupuje
vojne bonde, katerih ina ze le-
po stevilo in kupili jih bono Sc
veC.
kot ustanovni clan sem po-
vedal malo zgodovine. Sedaj pa
zelim povedati Sc to, da ker
drustvo proslavlja 81 letnico in
prireja veselo domaco zabavo,
zato vabim vse nase clanstvo in
cenjeno obcinstvo sploh v veli-
KEN stevilu udelezi ter mas po-
seti omenjeni vecer. Poskrbl je-
no bo, da bo ysega v Qbilici.
Torej, ma sveselo svidenje v,
soboto vecer v Slovenskem ma
rodnem domu ma st. Clair Ave-,
kaiti ne bo vam zal, imeli boste
par ur veselega uzitka.
J. j.. Gabrenja, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-19

V danasnjih cash, ko@ vojna
vihra divja po vsem vesoljnem
svetu in so vsled tega potrebe
Ia vseh koncih in krajih vedno
vecje, zato je tudi delovanje
Rdecega kriza vedno bolj po-
trebno in tudi otezkoeeno in
pri tenn pa tudi vedno vecje
vaznosti. Tako je rekel ravna-
tell okrajnega Rdecega kriza,
, ,sodnik Stanley L. Orr. Rekel
je tudi, da je kvota, v marcevi
kaInpanji Rdecega kriza, "a mas
okraj S2,989,00O, kar je del
skupne narodne kvote, XII znasa
S2OO,OOO,OOO.
Sodnik Orr je tudi povedal,
da je lokalni glavni odbor RIDE
cega kriza imenoval svojim m
ravnateljem Charlesa Fl. Kell-
stadt-a in podravnatelj pa je
Frederick L. Elder.
Mr.. Kellstadt je rekel, da je
ia kampanja Rdecega kriza v
letu 1914 najvecja v zgodovini
te organizacije. To pa cato,
ker SO vedno vecje potrebe ta-
ko "a oskrbo nase armade in
predvsem pa "a pomoc po VOL
nj prizadetim. Sc nikdar v zgo-
d O V n i. organizacije Rdecega
kriza, nj bilo delovanje iste ta-
ko ogromnega pomona, kot raw
no sedaj. Zato pa je preprican,
da Sc bono Clevelandcani, kot
vselej; tudi sedaj odzvali. Tako
Sc pricakuje cd vseh moz, zena
in otrok, da bo vsak doprinesel
svoj del in omogocil Rdecemu
krizu, da DO Sc nadalje vrsil
svojo ogromno samaritansko
delo. l
Cd vsote, s2oo,ooo,ooo,. XII je
doloeena "a to kampanjo, bo
porabljeno 900 v pomoe nasim
vojakom ma raznih bojiseih;
$60, 100000 dolarjev pa bo vpo-
|rabljenih "a domaeo potrebo v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-19
Nasi dopisi
Michael I. Lab

Cleveland, Ohio. - Nedvom-
no je vzrok vojna in zaposle-
most, da imamo tako malo dopi-
SOW po casopisju. Porocila sci,
statistike in druge stvari so ma
Be dnevne novosti, izvzemsi vol
nih porocil. Zato pa clovek S
tenn veejem uzitkom prebere
vse, kar dobimo. Ne bonn pre-
tiraval ako direktno omenim
FIR. Krzetova pisma iz New
Yorka, XII so mad vse zanimiva.
Vsebina teh porocil in raz-,
prav je sedanje pekoce vprasa-
ME mas vseh. Nadvse me je dir
Mia razprava Vseslovanskem
kongresu v Detroitu, XII Sc je
vrsil 26. q. in %. aprila 1912.
Zakaj Sc je vse tako> V kratkem
izvrsilo - in zakaj je ideja pre-
mrla, bi dobili odgovor ako pre-
citamo knjigo "Under Cover"
po Roy Carlson.
Ford in Lindbergh ter detro-
itska industrial, vse to je rabilo
solidarnosti delavstva. Ker smo
pa ravno Slovani podvrzeni
slabostim in ker jih ma milijone
della ravno po detroitskih to-
varnah, je bill Vseslovanski kon-
gres tisti, XII je v najbolj kritic-
nem casu demonstriral lojal-
most administraciji v Washing
tonu. To je bill proti-utez nem-
Skim Bundovcem in tisocem, XII
so imeli vse pripravljeno, da po-
vzrocijo nemire V industriji, ter
tako oslabijo produkcijo vojne-
ga orozja.
Nadaljevanje velikega pod
vzetja je premrlo po prikriti
propaganda nasih "fasistov in
nacistov'', XII lajajo vsi vpreR e.
no in isto -. boljsevizem. Ma
Vzlic vsemu temu pa nova doba
gre naprej. Nase armade prodi-
rajo in oni, XII danes lajajo, bo-
do enkrat spoznali, da jih nj
kdo vec ne poslusa.
Slovanom je dano in usojeno,
da bono izpili do zadnje kaplje
grenko kupo gorja, predno
znajdemo kaj pravzaprav hoce-
mo. Zato nam .stara pesem Sc
vedno velja: Hej, Slovani, kje
so nasa prava - kje SO nase
meje - Sunni velicanstva -
Hej, Slovani, sunni narodov".
Da, danes nam si,jejo novi
zarki, XII so moenejsi in svetlej-
81, kot SO nam sijali stoletja.
Nasa kri jih rdeci, cato je njih
sijaj rdeckast ter strah tira-
nom. Ne .bojte Sc, bratje, to
sonce vzhaja nam. To je sij ma
Sc zarje slovanske. Mnogim
nam utripa srce ko cakamo pri-
h o d a., vedoc, da milijone src
drugih je nehalo utripati, da so
pospesiIi dan svobode. MiHjone
mas je Anaeriki, XII $ ponosom
deiansko ponnaganao vrteti anne
riski kolos yojne industrije. Mi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-19
Centralni odbor
Jugoslovanov

Chicago, III. - Ma zeljo vec
rodoljubov, da bi Sc cikaskemu
mestu osnoval nekak centralni
odbor, kateri bi sestojal IL vseh
Jugoslovanov, XII bi hotel ma
kak nacin sodelovati in podpi-
rati akcijo zdruzenega odbora
juzno-slovanskih Amerikaneev,
sva sla ma povabilo br. V. Cain
karja ma ia sestanek, cd po-
druznice st. 2 SANS, predsed-
mix Louis Volk in JAZZ.
Ia sestanek Sc je vrsil v ne
deljo popoldan 30. januarja V
Hrvatski sokolski dvorani, 1907
S. Racine Ave. zastopani so bi-
Ii Hrvatje, Slovenci, Srbi, Boil
gari in bosanski Muslimani.
Gospod Joseph M. Zardaric je
otvoril sestanek, oziroma sejo,
predlozil je dnevni red, kateri je
bill soglasno sprejet. Navzoci so
povdarjali pomen in potrebo ta-
kin skupnih organizacij povsod,
kjer je mogoce, da tako zdru-
zeni, podpiramo akcijo Z.O.J.S.
A. in skupno prirejamo vecje
priredbe in shode.
Po dveurni zanimivi razpra-
vi, smo ustanovili tako organi-
zacijo in izvolili sledeci odbor:
Predsednik Joseph M. Zazdaric,
1907 S. Racine Ave; podpred-
sedniki: (Vsake narodnosti e.
DEM Risto Nogulic, Anton Kra-
penc, G. Racheff, Mato Brzovic
in Audo Pirich; tajnik Frank
Gornjak 5606 S. Nackez Ave., .
Chicago 38 ILL.,, POMONA tajni-
ka: John Gottlieb in Flip Ter
zieff, blagajnik Joseph Oblak,
2049 w. Coulter St., Chicago.
Nadzorni odbor: Helen Kusar,
Frank Novosel in Luka Bubalo.
Publicijski odbor: Lazar To-
dorovic, John Turk, Frank Kra-
Sic in M. Strueff.
Seje Sc bodo vrsile vsako zad-
MO nedeljo mesecu oh 2. uri
popoldne Hrvatskem narod-
mem Sokolskem domu, 1907 S.
Racine Ave.
Vsak, xxi ina cut do svojega
naroda in katerega zanima, je
dobrodosel ma te seje.
Ia zacetne stroska, kot "a
nabavo poslovnih knjig, postni-.
no in podobno, je bila osvojena
sugestija, da vsak izmed navzo-
.eih daruje en- dollar, ,kar Sc ie
zgodilo, nekateri so dali tudi
vec in tako smo zbrali takoi 65
dolarjev. -.
TO je ma kratko izcrpek te u
stanovne seje.
Poteka 81 nisem zapisoval,
ker nisem pricakoval, da mi bo
dana naloga seznaniti sloven-
sko. javnost vsem tenn.
kar je med drugim IL raz-
praye vazno, maj omenim, da je
Helena Kusar priporocala, da
nal Sc vsak Jugoslovan zaveze
piacevati nekak "narodni da-
vek kollkor kdo zmore, "a go
1Nadaljcyanjc ma s. stfanl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-19
UREDNlKOVA PO$TA

lijone mladih je pusko ma
'front.'.
Ko DO ia vojni pies koncan,
DO ia mladi svet vrgel karte ma
mizo. Takrat Sc DO igralo novo
igro.
Prisla bo nova doba. - In
tudi lajanje bo utihnilo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-19
Vazno "a. Mladinski
zbor SID

Odbor Mladinskega zbora S.
D. D. ma Waterloo Rd. prosi
vse starse, da posiljajo otroke
clane zbora redno ma vaje "a
prihodnjo opereto. 0pereta je
jako lepa in nujno potrebno je,
da SO otroci redno pri vajah,