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Evening star., 1945-11-22
Clearance
Soiled Blankets
and Comforts

0 2 All Wool n a S h us
Blankets. 12xS4-in, Plain
CoIors-Rose, Bluei Rayon
Satin Binding. OriE.
S13.95 -------$1 $11 ,9S
. 6 Black Plaid Blankets.
75% Cotton. 25% Wool.
s2xS4-in. Finished with
Whipped Ends. Orig. S4.95,
$500
. 3 "Mariposa" All Wool
Blankets. 72x9O-in. Plain
Colors, Rayon Binding.
Orig. S11.54
. 8 Wool Filled Comforts
Covered with Plain Rayon.
72xS4-in. Orig. $9.95,
. 4 Chatham All Wool
Blankets. 72xs4-in. Plain
Colors; Rayon Binding.
Orig. S15.95 -$I2.05
. s 54x16-in. Mattress
Pads, Filled with white
cotton. Water damaged.
Orig. x3.61 S2.09
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
BETTER DRESSES

3-Misses' Size Daytime Dresses, 1907
wool. Bright colors. Orig. s22.95 Sl4
, IL piece Suit Dress. All-wool. Size IA.
Orig s29.95 -------. sl9
ES-Misses' Daytime Dresses. Bright COL
ors Orig s22.95 -------- SIG
} White Evening Dress. Size IL. Orig
so2 e5 S16.97
J I-.-Wh3ks Rrec2de, Dinner Gown. Size
ii f1fa f30AE SI4.97
5-Mnm SIZE sBaytime Dresses. Orig.
$685. ------e- sl2
|, 3-Misses' Size Dressy Dresses. Orig.
s29.95 ts-I.4---s-gg-4 4-----------------sl SIS
Kann'sESecond Floor.
Evening star., 1945-11-22

Disabled veterans must be trained
to give them their chance at life.
Victory Bond dollars are needed to
help.
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Notions

IL Mems Tie Racks. Orig. $1.25,
59c
rs Fancy Pin Cushions. Orig.
59c z5c
20 Cardboard Sweater Dryers.
Orig. soc Soc
10 Utility Bags. Orig. soc 25c
IL Marking Chalk. Orig. Is 15c
Closet Shelving. Orig. 15c yd.,
SC yd.
1a Hot Dish Mat Sets. Orig.
soc ----3 3Sc
50 Mesh Dish Cloths -----15c
Is Novelty Kiddie Pictures. Orig.
79c -------------- -----------o -oUc
Kann's-Street Floor.
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} 20-Cotton Wash Dresses. Sizes IA and
Is only. Orig. $3.50 and $2.99 - S1.S7
} 15-Cotton Print Brunch Coats. Misses
sizes. Orig. $5.95 -------- S251
} 15-2-Piece Striped Cotton Dresses.
Broken sizes. Orig. $780, $4.99
} 25-Spun Rayon Print Dresses Soiled.
Orig. $3.50 and $685. --. ------S4.67
D 10-Cotton Wash Dresses. Soiled Sizes
IL and IA. Orig. s595 5---------. s3.97
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
JUNIOR WEAR

q IS Rayon Blouses. Orig. S399------2
q 6 Plaid All-WooI Shirts Orig. S7.e5.
SS99
q % An-WooI Suits. Orig. S29 SIS
Q Is Dresses, flannel and rayon. Orig.
S1295 to $16.95 So.oS
O 10 Rayon Dresses. Orig. S1095-- s3.SS
Flannel Dresses. Orig. S22 --S16.SS
q I2 Wool and Gabardine Dresses. Orig.
s,na5 S6SS
II Rayon and Wool Dresses. Orig. $685..
s5SS
Kann's-Second Floor.
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SPECIAL PURCHASE
Importers IrreguIars Of
Alligator Handbags

These handbags are genuine alligator. They have
slight imperfections, which kept them from being
approved as perfect, but which will in way impair
the wearing qualities Assorted top-handles, en-
velopes Upper styles Brown, red and black.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
Neckuear

Is Rayon Crepe Blousettes. Asst
colors. Orig. $1.95 --Sl
Novelty Hats. Black, brown, gray.
Orig. $1.93 81
Flowers for dresses; also on combs
for the hair. Orig. $l.95 -S 81
Flowers for dresses; also on combs
for the hair. Orig. 81 l--5 soc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
Lamps

Hurricane Lamps. Orig. 1888,
SASS
/ Bridge Lamp and Shade. Orig.
S29e8 S24.9
l Metal and Onyx Table Lamp.
Orig. s2e.98 -S S19.9S
/ Sway Reflector Lamp Base.
Orig. S14.56 --- 1898
1 Sway Onyx Reflector Lamp
Base. Orig. $25 ---- $14.9S
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-11-22

will play ''blindfold," without sight
of the boards, simultaneously against
eight picked players of the Wash=
ington Chess Divan.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
Leather. Goods

Starred items plus s0% tar
Children's Navy Hat and Bag
Sets. Orig. So $1.293
(tax on bag only)
/ Black Broadcloth Bag. ORG.
$29.75 $12.50*
Beaded Evening Bags. Orig.
ezu ------------- ---- $AS.SV
IS Handbags. Orig. So ----$l.69s
20 Handbags. Orig. $3.95 $5.00*
Is Handbags. Orig. IS to $5.95,
sf.9ss
Kannsstreet Floor.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
WINTER coats & SUITS

q 10 Misses Brown and Green Cardigan
cutie Orig 800 e5 Sl6
0 % Misses Pincheck Solid Color Suits.
Orig. s2ee5 ---------- ------- S25
Misses Tunic Coats. Dyed Persian
cuffs Orig. $35 -- s25
Skirts to Match. Orig. s895 S5S5
. 1e Women's Tweed Coats. Orig $685.
S19
q IA Gabardine Raincoats. Orig. 1855
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
TOiIefrieS

Starred items plus 2oee tar
200 Kann's Dry Skin Cream.
Orig. 81 - 39c"
21 Nata Pax Utility Tissues. AS
is. Orig. 89c ---------- 29c
50 Prep Shave Cream. Orig, 35c,
l0c
So Kann's Reliable Powder
Mitts. CAS- Isl Orig. 81 49c+
220 Pkgs. Blue Steel Razor Blades.
Orig. l5c -------------5c
Luxor Gift Sets. As is. Orig.
SITS $1~
8 Luxor Gift Sets. As is. Orig.
$2.25 --------------$l.49"
5 Luxor Gift Sets. AS is. Orig.
$3.50 $3.50*
36 Mems United Kits. Orig.
1895 ------------1Sc
% Models Special Cake Makeup.
Orig. $l.50 ------3 39c*
63 Famous Du Pare Sachet Pat
a-cakes. Orig. Csc and SOC,
5cs & 10c*
16 Vad Night Cream. Orig. $1.5o.
25c*
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Toys.

Toys
4 Clown Push Carts. Orig. $2.39,
Sl.25
8 Sets of Noah's Twin Animals.
Orig. $3.48 .----~--S Sl.95
1 Large Bowling Alley. Orig.
LBS ----------------- Sl.lS
80 Elephant and Camel Pull Toys.
Orig. $287 ---- N.75
Is Metal Bell Push Toys. Orig.
81 -69c
8 Duck Push Toys. Orig. $138,
49c
6 Doll Trunks. Damaged. Orig.
$218 $1.O9
2 Baby Dolls. Soiled. Orig. $500,
$4.88
/ Baby Doll. soiled. Orig. ss.7o,
$5.88
/ Large Upholstered Rocker. Orig.
$10.88 ------------- --------- Sf.S5
8 Small Stuffed Horses. Orig.
S1.32 89c
2 Carrying Case Backgammon
Boards. Orig. $495 $2.95
1 Wagon Of Blocks. Damaged.
Orig. $4.35 ------- S2.99
3 Large Dart Boards. Orig. $1.95.
S1.19
Kann's-F'ourth Floor
Evening star., 1945-11-22
Clearance
RAYoN
MITTS
Orig. 81
&c

Soft and warm and bright!
Gay colored nappy rayon
mittens in green's, reds,
yellows, white-with con-
trast rundown cuffs. Some
plain pull-ons. Small, me-
dium, large.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
Cotton-FiIIed Comforts
ss:S; ef;s; 1896

Have of these handy for that extra cover problem
that's ALWAYS coming up Filled with soft warm cotton
covered with paisley design chal finished with insert
border Size 72x84 in. In rose, blue, cedar.
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-11-22
SAFETY
GATES
81; 1,;;. 88c

For baby's safetyi
wooden. extension style,
folding gates for use 1T
stairways. doorways, on
the porch. 80 In. high.
extends to 4 feet wide.
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1945-11-22
Je,l,eIry

VC y
Starred items plus so% tsx
IS Foxhole Lighters. ori&M.25,
. Gray Lighters. Orig. $325sHs
2 Sterling Silver Lighters. 5As is.
Orig. $9.95 ------l-ag- So
/ Brown Leather Jewel Box.sAs is.
Orig. $4.95 ------------54 sZ.oO
Pin, Orig. SIS y, -ss'
. Simulated Pearl Necklaces. So
in. length. Knotted. Orig. IS,
f.ss'
3 Money Clips. Orig, 81 $50
Kann's Street Floor
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GIRLS AND TEENS

q 10 Girls Cotton Stacks. Orig $2ss.
S1.29
q IL Teeners' 2-Pc. Jerkin Suits. Orig.
q Is Girls Cotton Polo Shirts. Plain COL
or Orig. s1.69
q 20 Girls Cotton Print Dresses. Orig.
sl.so ---------- sc
q II Girls Cotton Dresses. Orig. S2.s5.
CSC
q 10 Girls Felt Hats. Orig. s2.9s to $3.99.
CSC
q 70 Girls and Teeners' Felt P0cketbooks.
Orig s2.e5 -Sl95 plus 20co tax
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-11-22
LINGERIE
LINGERIE AND
BED JACKETS
Orig. 5 si;3 L. ST 25

-Rayon Slips, Rayon Petticoats,
Rayon Midriff Pajamas, Quilted
Rayon Bed Jackets, Rayon Satin
Panties. Women's and misses
broken sizes. Mussed from han
ding.
Evening star., 1945-11-22

100 Printed Coat and Shirtwaist
Types. Broken sizes and colors.
Odds and ends. Misses sizes.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-07-26
Commercial Agitation
Will Profit Greatly

Speculation as to radar's ultimate
possibilities are unlimited, both in
war and peace. Any ordnance ex-
pert will tell you that controlled
missile" - that is, bomb such as
the deadly German ''V" bombs,
which flew from Holland to Eng
land - can, with certain improve
ments, be made much more deadly.
Not only can they be made to fly
much farther-across the Atlantic,
over the North Pole but they
can be accurately aimed and di.
rected at an area such as city
and ruthlessly destroy it.
In commercial aviation, the man
in the control tower, the traffic cop
at the airport, will be able to 10.
cate all of the planes in the vicinity
by day or by night, in cloudy wealth
er and clear. And it must be re.
membered that regulating the traf-
fic is going to be one Of the most
important problems of tonorrow's
skyways, for there will be a tire.
mendous increase in the number OF
planes which will be in use and a
similar increase in their speed and
size.
Radar can warn the planes them.
selves against collision and the pres.
ence of land masses, high tension
wires, tall buildings or other OBJ.
stacles to their flight. And, OF
course. will permit safe landing
even in a dense fog.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-07-26
Radar Saved Britain
viii Remodel Industry
EIectronics Proves of Great Value to Amer
lean Air and Naval Forces
During Present War.
BY BAUKHAGE
NetUs analyst and Commentator.

ship went across it's path. Research
continued, but the war sent radar
into hiding. On November IA,
1912, Jap battleship slipping
through the sea near the Solomon
islands was suddenly struck by
salvo of shots from an American
ship eight miles away. The Japs
went down to Davy Jones' locker
without knowing what hit them.
They never saw the American ship
which fred the shots. Nor did the
Americans ever see the japanese
warship except as it appeared as
little ''bip" Of light on a tiny
screen.
Radar did it.
On winter day, I sat in room
at the Willard hotel in Washington.
London was trembling under the
terror Of night bombing. Sitting at
a table before us was an officer of
the Royal air force. After few gen.
eral remarks, he made what was to
us an astounding statement; name
ly, that defense against daytime
bombing had been perfected and
method of ending the effectiveness
of night attack would soon be in
operation.
The tide had been turned in the
battle of Britain and, though we
didn't know it then, radar had done
that, too.
Between these two events was an
other one we don't like to talk too
much about. Over in the Hawaiian
islands on December 2, 1941, Pvt.
Joseph Lockard, though not sup
posed to be on duty at the time,
was listening to a detector," an
apparatus which strangers weren't
allowed to approach in those days.
Lockard detected" an airplane
about 30 miles away. He reported
it to his superior, but that gentle
man, knowing American planes
were out at the time, took no action.
Lockard was eventually given the
Distinguished Service medal. The
rest we had better try to forget
while we still must remember
Pearl Harbor." Human service
failed to carry the message that the
Jap air fleet was coming, but radar
had done its part of the job.
Radar has grown to be a giant
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-07-26
WNU Service, Union Trust Building,
Washington. ID. G.

WNU Service, Union Trust Building,
Washington, d. G.
This is the first OF tho articles by
Mr.. Baukhage revealing some of the
remarkable achievements of radar and
explaining ho,U it 0perates.)
Little by little the world is learn
ing more of the secrets hidden in
that magic, five-letter word which,
spelled backward or forward,
means the same thing, but whose
real meaning is still a mystery. ]
mean R-A-D-A-R.
have written it down that way
because its derivation is one mys-
terry that we can reveal. Before 1t
went into classification, which is
what they say in the army when
they mean something can't be men
toned in public, radar was an i'm
portant but little known, copy
righted, commercial label. It is
really four words in one: Radio
Direction and Ranging.
Early in the war there were some
stories printed about German air
plane which had a television camera
in it which could send back pictures
of the territory beneath it. Shortly
thereafter all mention Of such an
apparatus stopped and the dark
and mysterious career of radar be-
gan. Radar and television are not
the same thing, but there are SINH
larities and If we can believe that
actors in a studio in the RCA build
ing in New York can be seen out
in Westchester county by people sit
ting around a television set, we can
believe that another little gadget
can register the presence and loca-
ton of a distant object Cike plane
or a warship) and, if it is moving,
tell which way it is going and how
fast.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-07-26

since then. This IL what Impact"
an official publication of the assist
ant chief of air staff (intelligencel
says:
''The use of radar in military op.
erations is in it's infancy, but it has
permeated every phase of air war.
fare. 1t is used in strategic bomb
ing by both British and American
heavies. 1t makes night fighting and
intruder operations possible. 1t liter.
ally saved England in the battle
of Britain. And it provided for the
control and direction of virtually ev.
cry day or night sortie flown by the
TAGS (tactical air force planes)
during the winter (of 1944-45)."
The Importance of the part which
the American tactical air forces
played from the battle of Normandy
right up to We Day is acknowl-
edged by everyone, though there
may be differences of opinion as to
the relative achievements Of the
various branches of the service.
(Tactical bombing and strafng is
that part of air force activity which
is an integral portion of the individ-
ual land force operations, as much
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-07-26
sEWINC CIRCLE NEEDLEWORK
Charming Nightwear for Summer

straps. Run narrow pink or blue
silk or satin ribbon through the
beading. Self material landings
will give a more tailored effect, if
you prefer.
To obtain complete pattern and finishing
instructions for the Beading Trimmed
NightgoWn pattern No. 5894) sizes small,
medium and large included, send Is cents
in coin, your name, address and the pat
tern number
Due to an unusually large demand and
current war conditions, slightly more time
is required in filling orders for few of
the most popular pattern numbers.
Send your order to-:
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-07-26

a part of the battle plan and its
execution as the disposition of ar
tillery. Strategic bombing is the
"softening up" the long range air
attacks.)
And radar was vital part of the
success of the tactical operations in
Europe from D-Day on because Of
its help in getting a bomber
to its target and getting it home
again in weather which is too bad
for normal operations.
It controlled night fighters, photo
and mapping planes, picked out tar
gets and kept track Of enemy planes
in the area.
To quote an official comment:
ION the western front, despite
constant overcast conditions dur
ing the last winter, the TX, XIX and
xxx TAGS were able to operate at
maximum strength continually. On
the other hand, the LIST Tactical air
force, which was without radar
equipment last November, few
only two missions that month, one
of these abortive because of the
weather."
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-07-26

Grass stains on white materials
can often be removed by sponging
with ammonia and water.
Clean wicker furniture by scrub
bing it with a stiff brush and warm
salt water. The salt keeps the
wicker from turning yellow
An electric refrigerator can be
defrosted in few minutes by this
method. Turn power off in refrig-
orator, remove ice cube trays, fill
them with boiling water, and re-
turn them to place. Leave refrig-
orator door open during defrost-
ing.
When you are doing any paint
ing in the house, be sure to tie a
paper bag over each of the light
fixtures and any others on which
paint might drip. You will find
that it is much easier than to do
the necessary cleaning after
wards.
Your little girls dress can be
given professional touch, quickly
and easily, if you use pretty hand
kerchiefs for trimming. Two,
which are alike, will be needed for
each dress. The handkerchiefs
may be edged with lace, embroid-
cry or have colored hens. Perhaps
they have only embroidered cor
ners. Cut and use for collars,
cuffs and the little pocket tops.
They make a dainty and practical
finish.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-07-26
Rador viii Soon Be
Industries Marcel

AS I said, we knew the Germans
had been working on such a device
early in the war. This is how radar
was born in this country:
Back in 1882 two scientists OBJ
served that something happened
to radio wave when it hit the wide
side of building and also when a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-18
|Vesti IL zv|i ienio
omeriskih SIovencev

Claridge, Pa.-Tukaj je umrl
Frank Novak, star 68 let in ro-
jen v Dolsah pri Novem mestu.
Bill je clan SNIP.
Magic je umrl IA. aprila vsled
srcne hibe rojak Avg. Skirt, star
AZ let, samski in donna il Kala
pri Kanalu, kjer zapusca vec
bratov in sester, v Argentini pa
brata Jozeta, necake in necaki-
nje. V bolnisnici v Outline
su je umrla Ivana strubel, roj.
Zupancie, stara Sc let in donna
il Bleda. zivela je v Trstu in Sc
tam porocila. Moza zapusca v
Evropi, v Argentini pa sina.
Windsor Heights, w. Va. -
V bolnisnici je 4. julia umrla "a
pljuenico Mary Knezovie. Po-
kojna je tri tedne pred smrtjo
povila otroka in sc je zelo do
bro poeutila, potem pa je magic
zbolela in umrla.
indianapolis, Ind. - Porocila
sta Sc Frank Markie in Marv
Ursic. - Ma 3O-dnevni dopust
,je prisel il Anglije Sgt. Steve
Skorjanc mi. Nahajal Sc je pri
.osmi zracni sill. Ker Sc nina do
volj pointov-S3-bo naibrze
moral zopet preko luze.
Steeltoa, Pa. - Dne /. maia
je bill ma strait Heidelbergu
20 11esreei ubit Pvt. Albert R.
IPellegrini clan KSKJ in porocen
8 Terezijo Sukle. Pri vojakih je
bill cd januarja 1943 in preko
morja cd. naja iatega leta. q
N Monfevideu je pri druzini
Adolf Smrdel prislo do velike
tragedije, ko sc je otrok igral q
revolverjena in po nesreci ustre-
III lastno mater Mario, roj. Ger
ne. Krogla jo je zadela v glavo
in je bila takoj .mrtva. Poleg
mloza zapusca diva sincka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-18

ma: Commissioner Of
immigration and Naturalization,
Washington, D. G. Prosilcu, ka-
teremu je bila prosnja "a re-
kord registracije odbita il go
tovega vzroka, Sc ne vrne po-
slana vsota. - Prosilec pa, XII
v redu prejme svoj rekord re-
gistracije ter tako legalizira
svoje bivanje v tel dezeli, more
zaprositi "a drzavljanski papir.
VPRAsANJE: Rojena sem BIZ
la v (navedite dezelo rojstva)
in sem prisla v Zdruzene drza-
We kot otrok. Postala sem dr.
zavljanka " letu 1916, ko sem
Sc porocila tn rojenim drzav-
ljanom. Medtem pa je moi MOI
re umrl. JAZZ sem vprasala "a
delo v vojni tovarni, a sem bila
odklonjena, ker nisem mogla
dokazati, da sem ameriska dr.
zavljanka. Kaj maj STORM?
ODGOVOR: v pravem ste, ko
trdite, da ste svojo poroko po-
stala ameriska drzavljanka v le-
tn 1915. Zaprositi pa morate "a
izvirni certifikat vasega drzav-
ljanstva. Zato je potrebna tisko-
vina - Form N-6O0 - katero
dobite v vsakem uradu naselje-
niske in naturalizaeijske sluzbe.
TAX cer6fikat stane pet dolar-
jew. Prinesti morate dokaze, da
je bill vas moz rojen, v Zdruze-
nih drzavah.
Ako inmate rojstnega ista va
Sega moza, pisite ma pristojne
oblasti kraja, kjer je bill rojen,
da vam ga posljejo. Navesti mo-
rate datum njegovega rojstva,
ime njegovih starsev in &c mo-
goce, informacije glede naslo-
va njegove druzine oh casu ME
govega rojstva. &c pa pristojne
oblasti, navadno Health De-
partment pristojnega kraja ali
mesta ne morejo najti zapiska
njegovega rojstva, tedaj posku-
site dobiti zaprisezeno hjavo cd
dveh starejsih clanov njegove
druzine, ali pa cd par starih
druzinskih prijateljev, XII lahko
izpricajo, da je bill rojen v tel de-
zeli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-18

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zapisaa tako vsebno clovekove svobode program
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nasprotno bo incl moznost resen duhovnega jerobstva
verskim potrebam tax
nacn kakor ga zahteva skrena in posena nasega
preprostega cloveka Ko e akem obsegu zagotovlena
osebna svoboda in vernim katolicanom nhovo verso
zivanje postane nesmselna in nasemu zdraveu narod-
nernu razvou skodva vsaka nazorska dferencija XII mai
opredeluje pocno Mas katolicanov nj pripeljao
rodno enotnost skane in ugotavljanje senh took med
katoliczmom in dialektienim materializmom Prpeala
mas e preprosa ugotovitev, da vs prpanik enega
naroda in tenn preprcanje da pomen narod mai
prrodneso skupnos uveljavljane zvenskh nteresov
vseh njegovih clanov brez razlke Teme ma katerega
gradmo mas skupn narodn druzbeni in klturn program
SO tiste morane vrednote XII morao biti sehernemu co
veku brez ozra negov svetovni ko socianemu
bitu enake Gradimo ga taken pomovanu covecnosti
XII ne SINE rodt razk pr urejanu svetnega zvljena
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Ko sopamo dobo svobode in konsoidaciie nasega iav-
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odgovornosto zavedamo vsega tega Povraka kerka
lizma kakrSnkol oblki dopustiti Pro vsaki
spekuacii XII e katolskm voditeem preteklost uspe-
la prav ma racun zrabana preprose ovenskega co
veka, smo dozni ostro nastopt Vsad poen naivnosti
Xxi hi ogrozala pridobtve nase borbe-naso ud-
sko enotnost- -moramo pomagati poukom in z vzgojo.
10 e sehernemu coveku nasem bodocem zivljenju "a
gotoVena sVoboda nJegove vest in verozpoved in ko
e ma drug stran omogocena popona udelezba ma vseh
poprscih XII jim terra covekova VOLTA do zvljena Glove
kov razum, potreba kulturnega izzivana in tako dae
in ostane rdna VOLTA prav da bono osta dosledn
nepopustv pobornik nase ludske enotnost nase DO
polnoma enotne Osvobodne fronte
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-18
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Pogovor med rojaki

A: Kaj pa je bilo v Euclidu
v nedeljo, da je bilo toliko ljudi,
da Sc je vse trio?
B: Joj, kaj res ne yes, da so
imeli Slovenski dan, katerega
eisti preostanek DO Sci "a reve-
re v starem kraju?!
A: Max, tega pa nisem vedel,
ker v nash cajtengah v "A. D."
nj mic pisalo.
B: Pa Sc ma Enakopravnost
naroci, bos lahko take novice
bral.
A: Kedo je pa incl ia Slo-
venski dan?
B: Yes, to je bill SANS ter Sc
veliko drugih drustev craven.
A: Ali je res, kar je zadnjic
v "A. d. pisalo, da so pri SANS
sami komunisti?
B: Bezi gan loviti. Pri SANS
SO sami zavedni Slovenci, kate
rih naloga je pomagati revezem
v Jugoslaviji. Med SANSovimi
delavci nj komunistov, ampak
so saml usmiljeni ljudje, XII ina
jo srce "a nase ljudi tam v Ju-
goslaviji.
A: Kaj pa so imeli tam, da
Sc vidi toliko veselih in zado-
voljnih obrazov? Ter kedo je
vse bill tam?
b: Well, &c res mic ne YES pa
tt povem. Imeli so izvrstne 60
vornike, izborne pevce, pridne
delavce, ter zavedne posetnike.
Vsak navzoc Sc 1e zavedal, da
della delo usmiljenja, kakor pra-
vi sveto pismo - zejne napojiti,
lacne nasititi, oblaciti mage ter
sploh pomagati nesrecnim.
A: Ce je pa vse to res, bonn
pa Sc JAZZ sodeloval, sal Sc nj
prepozno. ,
i Pozdrav vsem & posetnikom
Slovenskega dneva. 81 - .
NJ.