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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-01
EUREKA NUGGETS

On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Riley entertained Mrs. A.
Guernsey and sons and Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie McGlenn, combining well
coming and farewell party in hon.
or OF the newcomers and those
leaving.
Mamie Haboush of Hogeland ar
rived Sunday to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Peter Haboush, and grandsons
at the Leland Trip home.
Miss Hazel Smith, who left last
week to spend the summer in Iowa,
writes that she arrived safely after
detouring around flooded areas be-
tween St. Paul and Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Riley and
Mrs. A. S. Erickson were Kalispell
callers Monday. y
Miss Jean Peltier accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Carey and daugh-
ter, Marie Of Kalispell to Eureka
Sunday after spending week at
the Carey home.
Misses Ards Erie and Irene Pluid
went to Troy on Friday where they
spent few days with relatives.
John Robertson of Helena spent
several days at the home of his
parents recently enroute to Alaska
where he expects to stay about a
year.
Ricky Palmer of Plains is con-
fined in the Kalispell hospital fol-
lowing a broken leg sustained while
numbering. Mrs. Susan Teggart left
to be with Mrs. Palmer.
Mrs. Ruth Hill Of Stryker was in
town Monday looking for house to
rent. Mrs. Hill would like to make
her home here if she can find a
house.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-01

Sam Cook, who has visited here
may times at the Dell Pike home
is patient at the Veterans Hospital
in Helena.
Mrs. Dorothy Shanahan, accom-
! panied by Mrs. Henry Johnson and
baby Of Kalispell, spent two days al
home last week.
Mrs. George RAINBOW, accompan-
led by Mrs. Jack Sipes, of Hanford
Wash, arrived Tuesday for weeks
visit with old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sicily and
children left Monday for La Sueur
Mimi, the old home of Mr.. Sicily
They expect to be gone about a
month.
Mrs. John Bergette is reported
confined to her home with illness
Mrs. Ethel Long and Mrs. George
Long and Danny spent Sunday at
the Glen Lake home of Mrs. Nora
Pomeroy.
Miss Anna Reich left last week
for Spokane where she will work
with Miss Alberta Filiatreau at the
Georgehouse Cafe.
Mrs. J. Filiatreau and mother,
Mrs. A. T. Purdy, left last week for
Hot Springs where they will spend
several weeks.
Mrs. Archie Bengston and chill
dren Of Newport arrived Sunday
night to spend Memorial Day with
her father, Fred P. Knott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merline Scott and
Mrs. Garold Kelstrup returned Fri
day evening from Spokane where
they had joined their son, Everett,
stationed at Farragut on a few day S
liberty.
Miss Myrtle Shenefelt accompan-
led her sister, Mrs. r. c. Paul, to
Portland last week where she will
work.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-01
CHANGES IN LOCAL CT. NORTH.
ERN OPERATORS

Mrs. John Buhmiller is working
second trick in Eureka, relieving
Robert Barrie who was called to
Kalispell due to the sudden death
of Mrs. Barrie's father, E. v. Hol-
lingsworth. Mr.. Barrie remained in
Kalispell to act as relief agent at
the ticket office there. Mrs. Barrie,
who was second trick operator at
Tobacco, is relieved by Don Hill of
Stryker. Francis June of Kalispell
is temporary third trick operator
of Stryker Mrs. Code Williams of
Whitefish has been assigned second
trick operator at Tobacco beginning
Monday of this week.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-01
OUR APPRECIATION

Your correspondent wishes to ex-
press her appreciation and that of
the community to Mr.. Belmont for
his efficient and patriotic service
given as correspondent for Eureka
during the past nine months. She
also wishes to thank the communi-
ty for their fine cooperation in send
ing in news and hopes this may con-
tinue. Please remember TO answer
as many Of the following questions
as possible in your items. who,
where, when, and why (if possible).
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-01
EUREKA
WITH OUR BOYS AND GIRLS IN
THE SERVICE


Pvt Jarvis Finch writes of his
safe arrival in the Atlantic theatre
of war.
Pvt Rosetta Anderson left Sat
urday for Butte where she will
continue on to Des Moines for WAC
training.
Frank Rambosek left Saturday
for Helena where he will be as
signed for naval training. Frank is
the youngest and fourth son of Mr.
ad Mrs. August Rambosek to enter
the service. The only son not in the
service is George, who is in a war
essential position as chemical en-
gineer for the Philips Petroleum Co.
in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Dell Pike received a Moth
er's Day message from her son,
Sgt Grant Pike, who has been
in the army for % years. Sgt Pike
wrote from New Caledonia where
he had stopped for week en- route
to an undisclosed destination.
Mrs. Ida Sinclair received a Moth
er's Day message from her son,
John, before his embarkation for
the Atlantic area. She also received
Mothers Day letter from Johns
pal who was lamenting being left
behind.
Cpl. Duane Irwin has been trans
ferred from Denver to Geneva, Ne
braska.
S/Sgt. Donald Sederdahl arrived
from India on 20-day furlough.
He is with the air force and has
been in service 26 months in India
Misses Wilma Stearns and Clar-
yne Allen, high school instructors
during the current year, have en-
tered the WACs.
1t. Francis Gael left Monday for
Camp Mccain, Miss, after spending
furlough with his mother, Mrs.
Tom G. Quirk. 1t Gael is handling
legal matters for the artillery Of
the camp such as claims and wills.
Cpl. Murray Mahon, left Sunday
for Camp Pickett, Va, after spend
ing months furlough with his
parents, DR.. and Mrs. E. T. Dickin-
son.
Cpl. Roy Livengood now has a
A. P. 0. address from San Fran
cisco.
So Melvin Gay arrived Monday
on leave from San Diego, Calf.
ST William Bolen left Monday to
report back to Treasure Island at
ter spending eight days at home.
Mrs. Bolen accompanied him as far
as Libby
1t. Doris Morgan graduated last
week and received her wings as
army transport nurse.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-01
ROYAL NEIGHBORS OBSERVE
MEMORIAL SERVICE

On Sunday the members Of the
Royal Neighbors attended the
Church Of God in body to observe
their annual Memorial Service. The
minister preached on THE Good
Smaritan" and several special mu-
steal numbers were given.
On Friday the r. N. A. Sewing
Circle met with Mrs. Olaf Erie. AT
ter social afternoon the hostess
served fine two course luncheon.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-01
NOTICE - THOSE INTERESTED
IN HOME NURSING

All girls and women interested
in home nursing are asked to gather
at the home of Mrs. Walter Car
penter, chairman, on next Thursday
evening, June 5, at 8 o'clock. Please
bring Doc for manual. Glasses will
begin in the near future If enough
are interested.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-01
RRIDGE DESSERT

Mesdames Ethel and George Long
were co-hostesses at bridge des-
sert on Tuesday evening in honor
of Mrs. Carl Flach who was house
guest at the Long home. Two ia
bles were in play: Miss Gertrude
Dumbolton, Mesdames F. <. Sabin,
V. A. Peltier, Dode Beman, and j.
H. Fleming. Mrs. Falsh was pre-
sented with a guest prize, Mrs.
Fleming won high prize and Mrs.
Sabin won travelling prize. All prizes
consisted of decorative bottles
hand-painted by Mrs. Long, Jr.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-01
NEW RATIONING BOARD is
FORMED

Mrs. Edna Poitros of Kalispell
was in town last week and succeed
ed in getting new rationing board
to act. G. F. Dierman remains on
the board, other members are: Lee
land Trip, Lyle Richmond, Bert
Roe and Ed Arnold.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-01
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. A. W. Butchart of Glen
Lake was dismissed May "a.
Mrs. Laurence Berg and baby OF
Stryker were dismissed May "A.
Frank Zigler of Warland was dis
missed May n.
Mrs. Delbert Cool and baby were
dismissed May 20.
H. c. Nash of Fortine was adj
mitted May Is.
James Cope Of Trego was admit
ted May q.
Grandma Kearney, who has been
a patient for many months, remains
cheerful and interested in current
events and news OF her friends.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-01
TOBACCO VALLEY GRANGE
NEWS

Home economics chairman, Jennie
Alverson, asked the Grange mem
bers to keep an account of food
canned during the summer so that
she might include it in her re-
port in August. Plans were made
for a Pomona picnic at Warland
on June II. Brother Lenarz Of
fered to donate the ice cream for the
picnic. Worthy Lecturer, Elsie
Helms, again reminded the mem
bers of the soap carving contest to
be held at the State Grange this
fall. She intends to have try-outs
for the trio to 60 to State Grange.
The literary program was opened
by the group singing God Bless
America" For roll call the sisters
answered by giving their favorite
tree. Home on the Range" was
sung by Sisters Bina Hudson, Mary
Moses, nellie West, Mary Jackson
and Brothers Howard Helms and
Orval West A report from the Ma.
tional Masters address on Warn
ing Against Danger Of a Land
Boom" was read by Hubert Helms.
The topic, why / Consider the
Grange More Beneficial than most
Orders" was open for group dis
cussion. A question box had been
prepared by the lecturer pertaining
to the ritual
A peanut relay race was held
with Sisters Alverson and Jackson
as leaders with ten members on each
side. Sister Jackson's side seemed
to be winning but when the pea
nuts were counted the decision was
a tie.
Sister Purdy was reported i'll. A
letter from Brother Moses was
read in which he thanked the mem
bers and friends for the assistance
in putting in his crops during his
recent illness.
At the next regular meeting on
June Is the lecturer expects to
have an extra-special feature on the
literary program.
CARD OF THANKS
We hereby desire to express our
thanks and appreciation to our
friends and neighbors for their
sympathy shown us by their many
acts of kindness after the .destruc-
ton of our home by fire.
Mr.. and MRS. J. v. COLLINS
and DAUGHTERS.
Miss Jordis Erie left Saturday for
Bririsdale, N. d., where she will
work for the summer.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-01
CARD OF THANKS

Miss Jordis Erie left Saturday for
Brinsdale, N. D., where she will
work for the summer.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-06-01

Miss Myrtle Shenefelt accompan-
led her sister, Mrs. r. C. Paul, to
Portland last week where she will
work
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-16

|osvobojenu ysa neka piemenske zyine da bi cas- ne
|bi zamujen? .~s
Uvoz il prekomorskih dezel menda sploh pride
" posev. Dobi bi lahko nekaj sto plemenskih bkoy
tenn pa bo dosti pomaganega &c ne bono isto-
casno obnovili tud staleza krav-pemenk.
Ma to vprasanje nam dajejo mogoce odgovor sami
Nemc Nes drzavni statisticni urad e prvc odkar je
pricea vona, objavil podatke stetu goyee in druge
Irvine Nemci oh koncu 1943. List "Deusche Agrar
politik e priobcil te podatke, XII kazejo da me
|Nemcj:
|22.9 milijonov goveje zivine Il. 1889 23.8 mil)
1854 milijonov prascev Il. 1889 800 mil)
60 milijonov ovac Il. 1889 So mil)
Nemci seveda te podatke objavili zato da bi po-
mri stradajoce prebvastvo in dokaza, da jih Sc ne
DO tako nitro konec tem zalogam seveda glavnem
upravja vojska &c DO voske konec, bodo udi porebe
padle "a polnih 50T.
Ena izmed prvih gospodarskih zahtevk premirja
Nemco, Madzarsko, Sovasko, Bolgarjo, Romunijo,
Ira bit takojsnja vrnev zasedenm dezeam vse, kar
Nemc in njihovi poagaci IL teh deze pokradi. &c bo-
do Nemci, Madzari in Boil gari Jugoslovanom vrn vso
tisto zvino, XII so o kakrsen koli nacin zvleki ali
pobi potem bodo nase zvnske potrebe prvo so po-
rite Zasuznjeni evropsk narodi pet let kli Nemce
in nhove spekulantske podrepnike sami pa strada
in umira cd lakote Nobene krivce ne bo &c Nemci in
njhov pomagac stradajo po vojni Tega Jim nabrze nj
ii ne bo treba ker Jim bodo re pomagali, kakor Jim
H. 1918.
Nasa nova vada DO tenn problemom gotovo
sk1bno ukvarala in vztrajaa, da Sc pogoe premrjas
vneseo tud take lie zahtevke - Pc "Bazovici."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-16

Euclid Roosevelt : Lausche
kampanjski odbor", obstojec IL
clanstva Slovenskega demokrat-
skega kluba in drugih nasih ro-
jakov in rc;akinj, je bill v Eu-
clidu edna drzavljanska sku-
pima, katera je bila pri zadnjih
volitvah aktivna in doprinesla
cudovito dobre volilne uspehe.
Vse druge pobarvane in for
maine skupine MISC "a te VOLT
We storile nicesar izrednega,
kar hi v veeji meri morale dvig-
niti aktivnost med drzavljani.
Koncno stotisoeera hvala
vsem "a vse, kar so dobrega
storili v prid uspesne agitaci-
je in nepricakovano dobro u
spele volitve.
Frank M. Surtz, pres.
Josko Penko, kamp. naeelnik
John Gabrenja, eksek. tai.
Frank Smaltz, blagajnik
A. Jerman, prvi kamp. mac.
Mrs. J. Grdina, druga kamp.
nacelnica,
Joseph Kusar, kamp. tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-16
Primorski fon+ie. pomozno okciio in drugo

pod tujim jarmom, ko smo Sc
morali boriti proti svojim prija-
tcljem in .proti svoji wolff :.
nam sedaj sveti tn v taboriscih
majhna luc, XII nam sveti, da vi
dino trnjevo jot, -po kateri hodi
nasa domovina, ker Sc bori "a
svobodo . In nasa srca razvese-
l:uje to, da v tel veliki zemlji,
Ameriki, lahko tudi mi damo
skromno pomoc nasim bratom in
sestram. v mas je glas, XII pravi,
da darovati domovini je kakor
bi darovali svoj rodni materi."
Pismu je bila prilozena lista
darovalcev in vsota $4,000. -
Denar je bill oddan zdruzenemu
odboru v New Yorku.
i Pred par dnevi sem prejela
drugo pismo in sicer il taborisca
v Fort Knox, KY, " katerem pi-
Sc nanednik Jankof Ninkon med
drugim:
"Kot sem citaL v slovenskih
casopisih so nasi toyarisi soujet-
niki il Primorja .zbrali kolikor
Jim je bilo mogoce denarnih pri-
spevkov med seboj "a pomoc ma
Sim hrabrim junakom, XII sc bi-
jejo "a svobodo nase skupne do
movine. Mas tukaj Fort Knoxu
je malo, ampak nlenim, da Ste
vilo nina pomona, ker tudi &c je
nasa vsota majhna, ko DO pri-
kljucena k drugim prispeykom,
10 vsaj deloma pomagala nasim
bratom =. Majhna je ia pomoc
cd mladih fantov, polnih zivlje-
nja-radi hi bill tam, kjer so
bratje junaki, oni, XII prelivajo
kri, da otmo domoyino il tujceve
suznosti, da bi ma ia naein mo-
gil tudi mi aktivno in z vso naso
naladostno silo pomagati pri O.
svobojenju vsega clovecanstva.
Prilagam imena fantov, XII smo,
darujoc vsak po $500, zbrali to
majhno vsoto $4,000. (Jozef
Trampuz, Jozef Hrvatin, De-
francic Alojz, sturm Karl, Bla-
/ sko Anton, Klinkon Janko.)
Smrt fasizmu, svoboda narodu!"
Vsi ii fantje skupaj 50 torej
darovali "a pomoc domovini
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-16
Prisrcna hvala

Euclid, Ohio. Volitve so
"a nami, Nase kampanjsko de-
10 je uspesno zayrseno in izvo-
lii .smo v pretezni vecini vse
,kandidate, "a katere smo me-
sece in mesece trdo delali. zal,
da nisno v drzayi Ohio mogli
priboriti vecino nasemu seda-
MENU in bodocemu predsedni-
ku Franklin D. Rooseveltu ter
federalni glasovnici u. S. Sc
nat in kongfes. Nepricakovano
dobro smo Sc odrezali v Cuya-
hoga okraju ter z veliko veci-
no potisnili v JAYNE urade vse
nase kandidate. Izredno cast in
ponos pa sno doziveli, da smo
nasega dicnega rojaka Frank
J. Lauscheta izvolili "a guver-
nerja drzave Ohio. &c ne bi v
nicemur drugem uspeli, nam je
bilo delo in trud tenn bogato
poplaean.
Oh tenn veselem dogodku in
yeselem volilnem rezultatu Y
mestu Euclidu sc imamo- mai.
lepse in prisrcno zahvaliti mar
livim agitatorjem in agitatori-
cam Euclid Roosevelt Lau.
sche kampanjskemu odboru",
kateri SO po svojih moceh po.
segli aktivno v volilno kampa-
MO in svojim delom pripo-
mogli do razveseljivega izida.
Prisrcna hvala gre nasim vest
MIN mozem in pridnim zenam
XII so vecere in dneve zrtvovale
"a dobrobit dobri stvari. Hvala
gre tenn elanom toliko bolj, ker
smo s to kampanjo orali ledi-
no, v kateri smo nasi marsika-
tero spotiko, preko katere smo
stopili v zavesti, da ne iscemo
lastnih koristi in sebicnosti.
Iskrena hvala vsem daroval.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-16
Uredll1l<ova
po$ta
Y pocast nasIm vojakom

Y poGast nasim vojakom
Ma dan odkritja njih linen na
castni plosci, v nedeljo 10. no.
vembra jih pozdravljamo.
Sinoyi nasi, njih imena,
ma castni plosci zapisana,
Nash borcev, Vasa imena,
maj vedno bodo ohranjena.
. Po vsem svetu Sc borite
"a syobodo in prostost,
Y mukah groznih vi trpite,
nalogi yes'le vi ste kos.
Odkar zapustili ste domoyje,
hisico preljub vas dom,
Y njej mamca, oce steje ure
te ure britke polne solz.
Oh'Auvave We poljane,
sirom daljnega sveta,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-16
Kol'ko je bio dar'vane.
Bratstvo kje 81 tt donna?

AAOA AAS ~ ~ ~ SASIA SsAAS. .,sa=} u
Bratstvo kje 81 tt donna? ;.
Ia bratstvo nase domovine
Sc boril je oce, brat,
Zanjo prostost vi krvavite,
ak'jo spet ne vzame vrag.
Obljube in besede slepe,
preroki govore povsod,
frpi, ljubi domovino,
al'vladal MO bo drug gospod.
Domovje, Oh'domovje nase,
mi tebe ljubimo povsod,
Nihce ne pozabi kraja,
kjer prva tekla je mladost.
Kolk' krvi Sc je prelilo,
kolk trpljenja in gorja,
Kol'ko zrtev Re je bilo.
KTv je temu lie denar.
Ko Kristus je ma svetu zivel,
ucil je pravo luc sveta,
Denar maj DO "a barantanje,
ljudstvo ii k zavesti vstan.
Solnce zlato tt osveti
nasim materam srce,
Ogenj nov v njih zapali,
dust novo luc prizgi,
Matt zemlja, nasa matt,
zvaj je vir cloveski rod,
Solnce oce vsega stvarstva,
drug Sc ne pozna gospod.
Vasi smo sinovi in bratje,
kar po celem svet zivi,
Kadar duh ia v mas zavlada,
ne bode vojske med ljudmi.
Zopet prisle bodo pticke,
zopet bo pomlad med nam,
Ko povrnejo Sc fantje,
zdravi in veseli nazaj.
Jas. Rotter
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-16
Pismo cd vojnega ujetnika

Mrs. Alice Legisa, XII zivi S
svojo majhno hcerko pri mate
ri Mrs. Ameliji Hrovat, ma 8O5
E. 100 St., je pred casom preje-
la pismo cd sorodnika J. Grudna,
donna il Vrem pri Divaci, XII je
bill z italijanskimi ujctniki pri-
p Ell jan v taborisce v Fort
George Meade, Md. MOI Mrs.
Legisa Sc nahaja v starem kra-
ju, ter ,je bill bas pripravljen
priti k zeni v Ameriko, ko je IL
bruhnila vojna. Pismo sc gla-
81:
Cenjena gospa:
8-11-1944.
PREF ko zaenem to mole pi-
smo, Vas lepo pozdravim. Dru-
gic povem Yam, da ne morem
Yam opisati mojega veselja, ko
sem dobil Vas naslov. Sporoca-
tt Vam moran, da sc nahaia-
mo- tukaj v Ameriki cd Fl. sep
tembra leta 1943. Ko sem bill
Sc ma potu to srecno dezelo,
sem Sc spomnil takoj ma Vas.
ze prvi mesec sem dal v caso-
pise. in yprasal sem vsakega,
kako bi dobil Vas naslov. AM
pax vse je bilo zastonj, ampak
sedaj sreca mi je bila mila, Sc
daj ga imam v syoji pesti.
Cenjena gospa, nahajam Sc
proved dalec cd svojega donna
in svojih prijateljev, da hi Sc
komu kaj potozll ali dopovedal
kar 81 res mislin. Tukaj JAZZ
sem sam. Skoraj vsaki ina tu-
kaj sorodnike, XII jih obiscejo,
zato vas lepo proslm, akO Yam
Je mogoee, da tudi vi pridete
do meme. Sporociti YAM moran,
da vam imam dosti tudi "a DO
yedati, kar vi ne znate, cato
Vas Sc enkrat prosim, pridite.
Tukaj So nahajam sicer l.
talijani, kar me najbolj pece.
Ko sem odhajal G.! dcra2 18. no.
vembra 1912, sem vasega mo-
ia. pustil donna sicer. pray zad-
MO uro sva sc poslovila. Jaz
sem popolnoma prost in vi lah-
ko goyorite z mano kar hocete
in kolikor hocete sicer samo v
sohoto in nedeljo,' drugace sem
ma delu.
p. d. Pepi il Tenoye hise .
4.s~ Josko Gruden .
Giuseppe Gruden 1O2 IT.QM.
SERV. G. O. - Fort George C.
Meade, Md.
Anton Magajna, donna il Co
ranjih Vrem pri Divaei.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-16

New York, ". Y.-Primorski
fantje, POMONA akcija in drugo.
- Ko Sc je prvic izvedelo, da so
med italijanskimi ujetniki v
Zed. drzavah tudi slovenski FAINT
jje IL Primorja} }.sem nekako pri-
sla V pismen silk z mimi enim
od njih cello po cudnih ovinkih,
ker sem dobila v roke njegovo
pismo prosnjo, maj isto preve-
dem v anglescino-no, in tako
mi nasi fantje IL Primorja cd It's
tih dob vedno posljejo kako pi-
smo, ker radi prejmejo vcasih
odgovor v slovenskem jeziku in
imajo tako priliko, da pisejo slo-
vensko in Sc ma ia nacin pogo
vorijo S kom v svojem jeziku.
Vedoc, da bQdo veseli, &c bodo
dcbili v taborisce kak slovenski
list, sem jim narocila G.. N. "a
nekaj casa in fantje SO kaj kma-
lu opazili, da imamo Slovenci v
Ameriki kampanjo "a zbiranje
pomoci "a Slovenijo-in kaj mis-
lite, kaj so ukrenili? Odlocili so
Sc, da bodejo tudi sami prispe-
vail, kolikor jim DO mogoce, v
pomoc krvaveci a junaski zem-
Iii, XII jih je rodila -.
Zacel je France Valentincic,
mas zdaj ze start prijatelj, XII je
tn blizu New Yorka in g. vcasih
obiscemo: Krasnova, primorski
rojak Miklus in Mrs. Schneider
ter njena matt Mrs. Kirk, XII pri.
haja blizu cd tam, kjer je tekla
| zibelka Francu. - France je pri-
stem primorski fant.. Ko ga je en-
KRAFT v nasi druzbi obiskala ga.
Cokova, je vzkliknila: ia, SAL
hi ga poznala, da je liz Primorske
donna, &c hi ga videla med celim
regimentom Italijanov..
France 81 je bill zazelel imeti
partizansko zvezdo, katero je We.
del, da lahko dobi cd rojaka
Vavpotiea, pa Sc je obrnil dc
mas, prilozil pismu pet dolarjes
in mas prosil, maj mu prineseme
tako zvezdo, da bo incl spomin
ne cc.:--eriske Slovence, ko Sc po.
vrne v domovino.
Stvar je zasla v list v porocilu
O razpecanih zvezdah in nj bile
dolgo, ko je prislo pismo cd Mi.
roslava Brankovica, zalega fan
ia il sempasa, Xxi je bill nekaj ca.
sa skupaj z Valentincicem tt
blizu New Yorka, in v tenn pisml
| je bio med drugim receno tole,
! '.Po vsem, kar smo pretrpeli
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-16

$128. .OO26 fantoy, Hi zasluzijo
po 80 centov dnevno, je moglo
spraviti skupaj vec kot stotak
v svrho pomoci narodu donna -.
paG lep vzgled "a mas vse in po-
sebno se "a one, XII Sc vedno MISC
storili syoje dolznosti napram
junaskemu In trpecemu ljudstvu
v start domovini -.
Pa nasi ljudje, XII Sc zavedajo,
da mora pomagati brat bratu v
nesreei, ne eakajo ma opomine in
apele-tako mi je postal Joseph
Rostan ze pred vec meseci, ko
sem bila Sc pri Glasu Naroda
$500 "a partizane -ker tedaj nj
smo imeli sklada "a pomoe parti-
zanom, sem cakala prilike, da
petak oddam, ko Sc bo kaj takega
organiziralo. Oh priliki shoda v
Slovenskem domu pred nedav-
MIN, je bill Rostanov petak oddan
"a pomoc partizanom. Toliko v
obvestilo temu rojaku.
Skoro istocasno, .ko sem pre-
jela postno nakaznico cd pri-
morskih fantov il Fort Knoxa,
sem dobila tudi eek "a $4,000
cd Franka Sorine, S prosnjo, da
istega odposljem Leo Jurjevcu,
blagajniku JPO-Slovenske Sex
cije. eek je bill tocno odposlan
ma pristojno mesto in pri tenn
zelim omeniti, da je to ze drugi
stotak, XII ga je daroval ia "a
vedni rojak "a pomoe slovenske-
mu ljudstvu v domovini.
V imenu slovenskega pomoz-
mega odbora v slovenski naselbi-
nj v New Yorku Sc vsem navede-
MIN darovalcem topic zahvalim
"a njih velikodusne prispevke.
Maj hi nasli med nani veliko
posnemovalcev!
Nase zene in dekleta v New
Yorku vrse veliko delo z zbira-
MEM in pripravljanjem nabrane
obleke "a ljudi v domovini. Oh
vecerih, po delu tvornicah "a
klobuke, Sc zbirajo v prostoru,
Xxi so ga najele v ia namen, in
sivajo ter odbirajo obleko in dru-
go, da DO tako odposlano vse v
najlepsem redu in eisto. Tudi ma
Sc zenske doll ma Osmi so pridno
ma delu, kakor slisim, da je tako
VISA naselbina aktivna "a zbira-
ME pomoci, XII bo nasim ljudem
to zimo tako zelo prav prisla.
In ker Sc vrsi vecjidel aktiv-
nosti v nasi naselbini po pobudi
in delovanju Zdruzenih sloven-
skin drustev v New Yorku, ne
DO odvec, &c pred zakljuckom te-
ga dopisa omenim, da bo imela
ia vazna organizacija v nasi ma
selbini svojo veliko letno prize
ditev dne IA. januarja, 1945, v
Slovenskem domu Brooklynu.
Program DO poster in bogat, cato
maj vsakdo gleda, da DO ia dan
gotovo nameril svoj korak proti
Slovenskemu domu. Zdruzena
sloyenska drustva so vsej nasel-
bini pridobila re veliko ugleda s
syojimi aktivnostmi. VISA nasel-
bina maj to potrebno organiza-
CLIO drustev tudi podpre in ohra-
nj v svoji sredi.
A. P. Krasna.