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Evening star., 1945-07-29
or Radio Listeners
By Bryson Rash

81, to be heard l0:45-li pm. .
Peoples Platform" will present
quite a show today at ! pm. Four
new members of President Tru-
mans cabinet will take part in the
round-table discussion. >. Your
Marine Corps" is a new service
show heard at 8 pm. on Satur-
days. 1.-The Land Is Bright"
is now heard at pm. on Satur-
days, a change from the 3 pm.
period.
WINK The Animal Fare"
is a new show starting today at
1:30 pm, during which Calvin
Pierson will try dog training via
air. The program will also oper-
ate a lost-and- department,
will present animal stories, and
questions on pets will be answered.
That dog-training angle fascinates
us.
A beautiful opening for the prac-
tical Joke is the fact that every
broadcaster lives in mortal fear OF
peing late for program. So the
other day In Hollywood they pulled
1t on frankie Carle. The pianist
walked into a restaurant near the
studio for a cup of coffee. A pal
asked frankie to join him for lunch
Cant" replied Carle. only have
time for coffee; I'm on the air In
20 minutes" Just as the steaming
cup was served Carle froze in terror,
for his opening piano theme music
was coming over the radio. m
late, the shows on the air!" he
just managed to gasp as he got to
| the door running The answer was
that the pal had sneaked out and
played Carries theme on the res
taurant's piano and had it picked
up on the public-address system
Spot announcements. 1t
Comdr. Douglas Fairbanks will re-
place 1t. Robert Taylor in the
emcee role on The Navy Hour. y
The New York Philharmonic
Symphony will suspend for weeks
after the August IL concert.
Homer Pickett has been assigned
to direct the "Theater Guild of the
Air" broadcasts. WWDC Will
start crediting engineers as well as
announcers on all future broad
casts. Bill Downs will leave
within the next few days for the
Pacific, the first CHS correspondent
to be redeployed. . DR.. Frank
Black will take a two-week vacation
early in September. . The title
of the NBC show, The Port Of Miss
ing Hits" has been changed to Hits
and Misses" thank goodness!
Evening star., 1945-07-29

Two tin cans furnish enough tin
for one syrette-the individual hy-
podermic that eases pain and shock
on the battlefield. Place prepared
tin cans in separate containers near
garbage bins for collection.
Evening star., 1945-07-29

Art Brown OF VOL will not forget
a morning broadcast he thought he
made some years ago. The occasion
was his birthday and Art had made
special plans for an outstanding
show, but he reckoned without two
OF his little pals around the station.
Madeline Ensign and Steve McCor-
mick set up studio in the Carlton
Hotel and waited for the great day.
Art arrived at VOL bright and
fresh at 5:45 am, started his pro-
gram at and for the following two
hours and SIS minutes proceeded to
play the organ and piano, tell funny
stories, read copy and all the other
impedimenta that goes along with
his program. The only trouble was
that Art was performing into dead
mike with Steve Mccormick really
on the air from the Carlton. Yes,
they told Art, five minutes before
the show was over, and 1t was nearly
the end of Madeline and Steve
Brown has had lot of fun around
Washington for the past 10 years,
and he has entertained a lot of
people.
Born in Burlington, VT, Art start
ed out as a theater organist and
began in radio as musician.
On the description side Brown is
well, let us say feet and about 100
pounds, brown eyes, curly brown
hair getting touched with gray and
madly receding here and there. At
fable, hearty, good person to have
around when that is possible, for
Art does approximately Is programs
a week. In between these programs.
whenever moment can be stolen
Art plays gin-rummy with Russ
Hodges for fabulous amounts. At
the present moment Art owes Russ
some $5l3, ,624, all on paper, of course,
where it will remain as tribute to
the enduring qualities of a down
east" boy in the Nations Capital.
Strictly programs w M A l.
American Jobs After Victory" is
the title of program to be heard
at pm, starting Saturday, August
II. This discussion is broadcast IN
cooperation with the Committee
for Economic Development and is
Ll1euleO lOT pOcIWdI CiuPioylACiio'
Blind Date" moves to Friday
at 8 pm. on August II. -. "One Foot
in Heaven" is now heard on Thurs
day at 10 pm. :. Next Sunday
Washington Story" will be heard at
$3.50 pm. Today and each Sunday
hereafter THE Fighting AAF" will
be heard at $3.50 pm.
WTOP-CBS. The Evelyn Ty-
ner Show" with the great Washing
ton favorite playing piano, popular
and classical, starts Tuesday, July
Evening star., 1945-07-29
FEATURES ON THE AIR TO-DAY

Wpt, 4:30-Ifs swing vs.. tIssc, or Rose
hampton vs. Jimmy and Tommy Dorsey
WMAL, 5:00-srY Douglas visits.
WRC, 5:00-hilion ksiims is soioia in the
world premiere Of Morton 6ouIds "Coacerio
for Viola and Orchestra
WT0P. 6:00-harguerlie Chapman and
HeImui Dsnins in "GiIded Pheasant"
WhAL. 6:30-A new music show starring
Metropolitan Tenor Donald Dame and Louise
Carlyle. The Song Spinnen are first guests
WT0P. 6:30-foreien Correspondent Ken,
meth Dixon, Dane Clark and knnabela sTs
heard
WRt, 6:30-The finals Of The S60.0 900 all.
American golf tournament are announced by
Bill Stern from The Tam o Shanter eouHe.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
Miss Crawford Sees
That Hubby Eats
Br the Associated Pl

D. lIIt NSSUCIdItU T ItSS
HOLLYWOOD.
Joan Crawford paid a visit to the
set of ITO Each His own" but she
didn't come to watch Husband
Phillip Terry emote with Olivia
De Havilland
He forgot his lunch" the actress
explained, so I brought it to him. "
Terry doesn't eat in the studio
commissary when the noon whistle
blows. He likes to lounge in his
dressing room and relax. So he
brings daily menu of sandwiches,
salad and coffee in thermos bot
tie.
Evening star., 1945-07-29

kieore. Burton, hurdoek and Smith.
WRc. 4:00-ceIebraing The 38ih anniyen
aN Of ihe Air Corps, Gems. DooIitts. Kenny
lie May and eaker speak.
WT0p, 4:3o-Wilbur Hath substitutes fol
sataiionine Conductor Robert Ambruder A med
ley from The Cal and the Fiddle high light!
the program.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
Rooney Still Dances
In Ritzv Club Show
81 the Associated Press.


NEW YORK.
The most lavish night club revue
ever seen on Broadway opened last
week at Lou Walters Latin Quar-
ter. The costume budget alone is
said to be more than s25.0O0. Star
ring the dance team of Mary Raye
and Mario Naldi, the revue also
includes Pat Rooney, who is cele-
brating his 5oth anniversary in the
entertainment world. Pat ends his
act by jitterbugging in the cur
rently accepted juvenile fashion
with a aged partner.
Evening star., 1945-07-29

WT0P, 7:00--The
life story Of Gen.
Henry H. Arnold.
WRC. 7:30-tlues
in Gone With the
Wind help Did
Powell solve a mur.
der.
WMAL, e:30-A
new time for The
Fighting AAf." Gen.
kenney discusses Co
operation Between
Air and Ground d
Forces in the Pacific"
Atiion pitkups are
heard via wire re-
Evening star., 1945-07-29

WT0P. :30-hsurite haeisrIintks The
Life Of the Bee" is discussed.
wT0p. :00-NewIY appointed Secretary Of
Labor GhweIlenbath, Secretary Of Agriculture
Anderson, Postmaster General Hanneesn and
Attorney General Clark diauss their plans and
policies for their respective departments, A re.
broadcast
WRc, i:iS-A panel discussion on sub.
standard wages,
VOL. 1:75-The 5snaioD play ihe Boston
Red Sox.
WPc, 1:30-" Russia, America and the
Peace"
WMAl, 2:0o-Ira hosher Of the NaionaI
Evening star., 1945-07-29
Audience Shows

% The following broadcasts ad-
NIT the general public. If you
would like to attend. phone the
station.
WTOP - Metropolitan 5000,
Your Marine Corps" pm.
Saturday.
WRC-Republic 1000, Voices
in the Land" 7:30 pm. Satur-
day.
WMAL-National 5400, Won
der Flame" 7:30 pm. Thursday.
VOL - Metropolitan 00l2,
American Forum of the Air."
$50 pm. Tuesday.
WWDC-National 1908, Am
ateurs of 1945," 1890 pm.
Sunday.
Evening star., 1945-07-29

hSSoQdIl0n OF MANU-
faciurers and Waller
Reuiher debate What
10 Do With $4,000.
900, 900 Worth Of
Government Built and
Financed Plants.
WI0P, 300
Bath's "Ioetata and
fueue in { Major,
Brshms Variations
on a Theme by
Haydn" and Beefho,
yen's Fifth Sym.
phony.'
W N AL, 300
Forum speakers 10.
L. fl
Evening star., 1945-07-29

WPC. 8:30-louiss AIIbrition is Tommy
DOrseY's visitor.
WT0P. 9:30-The WAVES Singing Platoon
are James heIions gUssis.
WAAl. i0:0O-A new time for Trans
Atlantic Quiz"
VOL. i0:o0-les Ttemsyns in The Cur
lain Rises
W0P. t0:30-6oy lauthe Of Ohio pro
claims Capt Eddie" day in Ohio Capt. Eddie
Ritkenbatker Acknowledges The honor and dis
tuHes The future Of the airpIdns Two jumping
thapIans tell some Of their battle experiences.
WW0C. t0:35-lt toI H. D RumseY pre-
Senis the Silver Star posihumouSy 10 Washing
ionian Il. John N. Madison, killed in Italy.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
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42S 9th 81 NV.
CENTRAL

TEHTRHI w TW oIs FV'"'
SAAs . AssAA NE. 284,.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
Mat, PM.
Today Through Tuesday. PHILIP
TERRY in PAN AMERICANA" At
1905, 4:30. 1855. GEORGE SAN
DERS, HURD HATFIELD in PIC
o.2n h,hh. 900
Evening star., 1945-07-29

rAi VYRT 1924 Wis. Ave. NV.
snA AsAA Wo. 2345. Mos. PM.
Healthfully Air Conditioned.
c9RssoN. 9fss hfSosh RoshL1Np RUSssEff LII IN
ROUGHLY SPEAKING" At l 40,
4:20. $50. $50; Plus 1T HAP
Evening star., 1945-07-29

And believe it or not" said Joan,
Il pack it for him. I get up at the
crack of dawn to put it up. It's not
so bad when I'm working at the
studio, too, but when I don't have
to get up-well, guess that's wifely
devotion"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
Vesti il Izvljenja ameriskih Slovencev

Milwaukee. - Viktor Petek
in njegova zena sta bila obve-
seena, da je 10. februarja pa
del ma Marianskih otokih njun
edini sin porocnik Victor NIL,
star ~ let in navigator ma vele-
bombniku B-29. K vojakom je
Sci augusta 1941, takoj po IL
pitu "a ucitelja. Poleg starsev
zapnsca poroceno sestro. - v
Nemciji je cd 2. marca pogre-
San Pvt. Victor Mikecz, sin Re-
gine Mikecz, enako tudi podpo-
rocnik John F. Starich, sin dru-
zine John Starich. - Ma evrop-
skem hojiscu sta bila ranjena
Pfc. Robert j. Marusich III Pfc.
Frank Plesec, slednji il Sauk-
villa, Wis. - Dne 6. marca lie
po daljsi bolezni urnrl Anton
Kernitz, star 80 let, XII zapusca
sina v Chicagu in teto v West
Allisu. = Isti dan je " West
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29

Allisu umrl Joseph Kovacic
star 81 let. zapusca zeno in diva
sinova (enega pri vojakih.) Bill
je clan drustva Lille. - Dne 8.
marca. je umrl Anton Music
star 50 let. zapusGs sestro in
brata ' Calumetu, Mich.
.Slickville, Pa. - IL nemskega
ujetnistva Sc je oglasi S/Sgt
Stanley J.. Repos, ki je bill pr.
votno naznanjen kot pogresan
Svoji materi Mary Repos je po.
slal dopisnico, datirano 16: ia.
nuarja. Pise j, da Sc nahaja y
.ujetnistvu cd is. decembra |
1914, da kraj 81 III tako slab
samo zebe gA III tudi hrana il
slaba. Pise, da je on se "okej''
Pat dni pozneje i bila mati tu.
al pradno ohvescena Cd vojne.
81 departments, da je sin vujet,
niStvu Y Nemciji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
Noso konvenciiiio i

l Dne 18. maja zveeer Sc
bo vrsila redna konvencija
'Progresivnih Slovenk
Amerike"
v SlOvenskem delavskem
domu, Waterloo Rd.
kjer sc DO volilo nov CLAW
nj odbor in ukrepalo O vaz-
nih zadevah v korist orga-
nizacije in zenstva v splos-
mem. Clanice, odbornice in
krozki - razmotrivajte ma
vasi prihodnji seji, kaj bi
bilo dobro in koristno "a
veeji razmah in povzdigo
"Progresivnih Slovenk''.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
9 POMOzN AkCIJI

Clanice sc Sc gotovo spomin-
jate, da smo bile Progressive
Slovenke Amerike' med prvimi,
XII smo pricele misliti in delati
ma to, da Sc zacne z akcijo "a
zbiranje obleke, ziveza in denar-
ja "a zdravniske potrebscine v
pomoc nasim partizanom v do
movini.
Idejo "a ambulancni sklad je
sprozila nasa 81. tajnica Josie
Zakrajskova in nase clanice so
jo navdusenjem sprejele, dasi-
ravno so bile takrat nekatere
vsled grde propaganda malo v
strahu, da bi bill uspeh tako 81
jajen, kot je pqtem v resnici bill.
Menile so, da bi morda marsi-
kdo daroval, &c bi Sc izognile be-
sede "partizani''. Toda glavni
odbor je bill tozadevno neustra-
Sen ter je menil, da DO uspeh
vecji in da je pravzaprav nasa
moralna dolznost podpreti par
tizansko gibanje brez oklevanja
in cincanja ter je takoj v "a
cetku kampanje podal izjavo, da
gre yes denar "a partizansko
ambulance in zdravniske po.
trebscine. In danes govore DEF
stva, da snlo bile v pravem in
da je partizansko gibanje v Ju-
goslaviji pravo ljudsko, pravo
demokraticno gibanje, kakol
smo cutile me takoj Cd zacetka
in kakor je cutil sleherni razu-
men in posten Slovenec in Slo-
venka v Zdruzenih drzavah.
Ko smo imele v teku par me-
secev v tpzadevnem skladu pre-.
ko $4,000 in ker smo zele1e, da
dobi 11arod v domovini cimpreje
potrebno pomoc,, je izrocila ma.
sa tajnica eek "a $500 Mr.,
Louis Adamieu, predsedniku Cd:
bora Jugoslovanskih American
cev OBJ priliki sANsovega zbo'
rovanja v Clevelandu. Imenova.
nj odbor je rlamrec incl v krat.
KEN dobiti vladno dovoljenje "a
odposiljanje potrebscin v Jugo'
slavijo.
liza tistega casa je imela ma.
sa organizacija Progressive
Slovenke" direktno zvezo Z re
lifno csntralo v New Yorku -
WRFASSD, kamor posilja oble,
ko, zivez in denar v imenu nase
zenske organizacije. Pri vsem
nasem delu nismo oklevale, po.
misljale In zavlacevale Z odloki
kajti kot zene in matere, zive
cutimo, kaj je boil, kaj trpljenje
stradanje in pomanjkanje. zivc
smo Sc zavedale, da tudi nase
matere in sestre v domovini MISC
bile bojazljive, strahopetne il
neodlocne, ternvec SO dale vso
svojo fizicno in moralno opore
yvojirl mozem, ocetom, sinovom
in braton1, ker brez te hi Sc ne
mogli tako herojsko boriti prot
domacim in tujim sovraznikom
Ker Sc vsi prispevki, zbran
"a pomoc partizanom, koncnc
stekajo Y relifno centralo, s.
nam zdi pac vseeno, ce gredc
ilasi prispevki v New York sko,
q SANS, cigar vnete podpirate.
lice in sotrudnice smo bile Cd
vsega zaeetka, ali &c jih poslje.
mo same direktno. RazIika il
sdino Y TEN, da DO sedaj nasa
Organizacija 'Progresivne Slo'
venke Arnerike'' specifiGno vi
belezena Y seznamu newYor6kl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
"Tri ses+re" v
SIov. drus+. domu

Euclid, Ohio. - Pomlad je 10
pet tn. Vse je ze pripravljeno
in 1lapeto, da Sc razcvete v bui-
no pomlad, a zal v nash srcah
lei tuga in zalost, ko gledamo
ikaj Sc Use, dogaja. Vprasamo Sc,
semu? eZakaj padajo nasi lepi
mladeniei, mozje, zene, otroci in
starcki? A najbrz je res mora
10 biti tako, kajti, brez zrtve nj
image, brez kriza nj vstajenja
in vstajenje Sc bliza. Dan zma-
ge in svobode je skoro tn in "a
to je moral Sc posebno mas mali
narod placati z visoko ceno.
. Dragi rojaki, zato jih ne sme-
mo pozabiti, to je nasa sveta
dolznost, da jim pomagamo v
tel britki preizkusnji, ko preha-
hajajo IL dobe v dobo,' liz suzenj-
stva v svobodo in zato me Pro-
gresivne Slovenke delamo, da Sc
jim pomaga. Me danes izvrsuje-
mo telesna della usmiljenja, ka-
terra uci ,sveta katoliska vera.
Me danes izvrsujemo Kristuso-
We nauke, ko je rekel: "Blagor
usmiljenim, ker usmiljenje bodo
dosegG, blagor MIN, XII so do
brega srca ker Boga bodo gle
dali" A zal nekateri nasi dobri
kristjani SO jih poteptali in Ia
virgil, cello pljunili SO mamie in
pravijo: ''Ne dam, in Sc poseb-
no "a partizane ne.''
Draga sestra, dragi brat,
morda ravno ii, XII danes tako
govoris, bos jutri dobil pismo,
da SO II ubili brata, ker je bill
pri partizanih, da SO ii ubili ma
ter, ker je imela sinove parti-
zanih, yda 50 ii ubili sestro, ker
je vzela pusko in sla ' partiza-
ne.
Drugi zopet pravijo: "Ne
dam, ker Bog We kaksna zrela
bodo vse to pogoltnila." Vpra-.
Sal Sc, ali ,je slovenska matt ro-
dila tako podlo duso, da bi mo-
rala kaj takega storiti? Tretji
zopet pravijo Postal bonn svo-
jim, kadar bo odprto'.
Ali ne yes, da clovek zivi sa-
mo tri dni brez hrane. / kajpak,
sal je tudi oni cakal, XII je il
Sresnje padel. In mixer nj zapi-
sano, da moras samo ii in tvoii
ziveti, ziveti moramo vsi. Kai
pa tisti, ki nimajo svo jcev y
Alneriki? Kdo b0 tistim ponna-
gut Seveda, poginejo naj! Ia
KS il iiienda tudi Kristus tekel.
tt5stjs Il !. stsanD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29

centrale. medtem, ko bi prislo
drugace nase ime med splosne da-
rovalce. In bas to sc nam vidi S
stalisca progresiynega sloven-
skega zenstva v Ameriki jake
vazno. Vazno namrec' S tega sta
lisca, da bodo nase sestre v do
movini vedele, da je med anne
riskimi Slovenkami organizira-
ma skupina progresivnih zen in
deklet, XII iskreno eutijo z mimi
in delajo, kar je v njih skromni
moei, da jim pomagajo. Sicer SO
pa vsi nasi prispevki kreditira.
nj slovenski skupini, lie da ina
nasa organizacija Sc izredno
priznanje.
Zgornje Sc nam je zdelo po-
trebno pojasniti, ker nekatere
5lanice morda ne vedo, kako in
zakaj je prislo, da imamo di.
rektne zveze z naso relifno cen
tralo v New Yorku.
Do danes smo odposlale, gla.
som tajnieinega poroeila, skup.
40 vsoto 81, 500, poleg velike ko-
licine oblacil, obutve in ziveza
Sedaj je pa razglasila relifna
orga1izacije WRFASsD v New
Yorku posebno kampanjo "a
zbiranje kant kondensiranega
mleka. Progressive Slovenke'
smo prejele APPEL, da prevzame'
mo tozadevno nalogo v Cleve'
landu in okolici. In kakor smc
pokazale veliko pozrtvovalnost
in voljo do della v preteklosti
tako bono gotovo tudi v te.
kampanji "a mleko Sic ma dele
z vserni nasirni mocni. v ten
nam bodo gotovo pomagali tud
r1asi mozje in tako pokazali, ds
SO tudi oni pripravljehi sodelo
vati, kadar Sc gre "a vecji uglec
in priznanje nasega progresiv
mega zenstva, kar je ono stori
10 ze nestetokrat pri nasih pri
redbah in vecjih podvzetjih, Mt
da hi iskalo ali dobilo kako pri
znanje. ;# r
Do danes je bilo odposlanit
22O ton raznega blaga v Jugo
slavijo, toda to je sele kaplja ,
morje. V prihodnjih par mese
cih bono dobili ma ladjah do
volj prostora "a 10000 ton il
zato je sveta dolznost mas vsef
napeti vse sile, da zberemo sku
paj cimvec obleke, ziyeza in de-
maria "a zdravila,- it'd.
Ne bodimo skromni ali sra
mezljivi. Vsled vsega, kar Sc
storili nasi partizani "a anne
riske letalce, XII so pristali M
njih ozemlju, "a nesteta zivlje
MIA nasih vojakov, katera se
ohranili,. ker SO ovirali Nemce
pri posiljanju municije ma itali
jansko fronto, je danes ims
"partizani'' in 'sTito'' tako po
znaiio in tako v cislih med ame.
riskim ljudstvom, da Sc lahkt
obrneri1o ma soseda, sodelavca
tovarnarja ali trbovca, katere
gakoli pokolj ljenja, oziroma ma.
rodnosti in nam DO daroval bo.
disi denar, obleko ali kaj dru'
gega, kar obrnemo lahko v ko.
|rist pri nasi dobrodelni akciji
Torej, kar vprasajmo jih ii
bone o videli, da ne DO zaman
Cas- hezi! Hitimo ker nase ubo,
| 10 ssstradano 1judstvo potrebu,
lje p0inoci sesiaj III ne Gez leta
Rs1iii1o I'LL sri1rti n bolsznu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
Pise dr.. Margaret Mead

pretezni veein slucaev so ljudje, XII radi govore
zanicjvo ali zasmehom drugh skupnah, katere
vadno vedno omenjajo ocitnm nespostovanjem in pod
cenjeVanje, ter sirijo ali ponavajo nh ponzevalne
store, bill navaJeni ssa te Vrse govorenje Vse svoe
zivene Ali hocemo enkrat doseci to- da bono zveli
slozno istem svetu potrebno da nacn govorje
MIA drugih skupinah neha ter da nasi vsakdanji po
govori tenn oziru usmerijo pot.
Pozabiti na1nrec smemo, da govoricene in razgo
varjane po kubih uicnih vogalh oh vrtnih potovh
piknikih, zabavah, d nacesce prinasa dan nase
nazrane napram drugim skupnam in nasi otroc
nacin navzamejo tega nazranja dobrega ali slabega
kakrsno pac gojimo sebi in izrazamo prsotnos
Ako hocemo usvariti moznos in prke mirno soztje
skupnem svetu, tedaj moramo predvsem gedati to-
da stremo nagib izrazana predsodkov in nestrpnosti
napram drugm skupnam nasem vsakdanj jem govorje
nu. Nastopt odprto proti osebam XII izrazajo
lerantno tenn oziru je vcash korstno najveckrat pa
cello poveca mrzno in nesrpnost Enako clovek
ostro zavraca gostov svoega pratea ali gostitea ako
tt zabavi ali domaci gostii izrazao duhu netole
rannost Lahko pa pogovor ako, da clovek XII
strina takm izrazane ahko odlocno mirno spre
govori skupni XII jo e podcenjevalo, bas naspro
strpnem tonu to gesto bodo drugi ka nitro razu
nell in bodo paz da drugc rabio vudnejse in dosto
nejse izraze razgovoru kaki drugi narodnost vers
ali pernenski skupini
PrVo vazno pravilo XII ga je treba upostevati tenn
oziru e to- da zdrzimo omenjanja te ali skupne
zvez goovmi deli, poklici mestnmi revnesimi cert
ali revnmi naselj Mic neprimernega nj ako pravmo da
je ia ali narodnostna skupna te ali ali pre-
pricana neprmerno pa je, kadar vezemo to destvo
druzabnm stanjem ljud take skupne postavljaoc jh
nase nazranju stopnjo podcen evana ali cello nevred
nos jerk te ali skupine maj pride poudarkom
posteV kadar Je reba zvest nacrte XII stree boso
izobrazbo prpadnikov raznih skupin bods potom ska
ali po radiju izdajanju tiskovin pravnem hranjenju
in odgajanju dece kulturnh vprasanjh in scnh
reh - nkakor mad jezikom drugih skupn spod-
tikajmo netoerantnim izrazanjem. Amerik obstoja
Sc precej mrzne in nestrpnos tenn pogledu kot tudi
pomanjkane medsebonega spostovanja ozirom ma ezk
pripadnistvo narodnost zao pa je dobro rabbit pre-
vdnos kadar govorimo versk narodnostn ali pleen-
ski pripadnosti e ali skupne Dostojnos tenn po-
gledu vodi veeji strpnosti .51% -.-@.
Drugo vazno pravilo, XII b ga morali drzat je to-
da bi vsakem slucaju, kadarko goyoro drugh sku-
pinah govori tako kot da mamo svo sredi nekoga cd
skupine kater razgoyaramo Ia nacin prizadevana
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-29
PRILAGODEVANJE SOzITJU
Y SKUPNEM SVETU

Pod gornjim nasloUon, DO mas list probcu serijo
clankov izpod peresa DR.. Margarete Mead, ponaozne
kuratorice antropologije U Anerisken n,uzeju pri-
rodne zgodoUine. teh clankih DO aUtorica razpraU
ljala problenih plemen in narodou ter potreb
priagodenja in priucenja nouemu nacnu gledanja ma
ziUljenje modernena sUetu, da DO takO on,ogocenO
mirno medsebojno sozitje ljudsteU skupnem svetu.
Citatelji, XII bi zeleli predlozti Dr. MeadoUi kako
Uprasanje, bodisi a da mamie odgovor ali MEM
praulja, maj pisejo ma nas!ov: DR.. Margaret Mead,
c/o Common Council for American Unity, 222 Fourth
AUe, Neu York 3, N. Y.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-29
MONTGOMERY SIDELIGHTS
By ELSIE WHITE HAINEs

cents to 80 cents depending on
quality.
The rabbits were eating pellets
that resembled chicken .feed-not a
leaf of clover or carrot in
sight! Commercially prepared
food" said our host. Then we re-
membered Wire and Lanier's adj
vertisement in this paper which
names rabbit chow" of a popular
brand.
About that time who should APP
pear at the Troths but Pete Hersh-
berger who was with Ward Bros.
for about twenty years before
Wire and LanIer took the store-and
him over. Hr. Hershberger has
raised rabbits for meat for seven
years. In 1888 Ward Bros. sold
about 500 pounds of rabbit feed
month now they average a tons a
month, which is some indication of
the growth of the industry.
make that story good Mr..
Troth told US. Then III copy it for
the National paper" added Mr..
Hershberger." TEX, TEX, Mr.. Hersh-
berger, wouldn't that be piagiar.
ism?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-29
Sandy Srai,s9 Nei9AboaAood

County Hospital is sponsoring a
card party to be held at the Sandy
Spring firehouse, Friday evening,
April 18th, at s P. M.
The Girl Scout troop of Sandy
Spring held an investiture service
for the new members, Wednesday
afternoon, March 18th. A play de-
picting the work of the Girl Scouts
in foreign countries preceded the
investiture. The meeting was at
tended by the members of the
Troop Committee and mothers of
the Scouts.
The Norman Price Post, Ameri-
can Legion will meet at the home
of Mr.. A. H. Adams, Monday at
8 P. M.
Mr.. Charles A. Page, who came
from Paris for a short assignment
to the State Department, has been
visiting mis- sister, Mrs. Thomas
Berlage, and will shortly return to
Paris.