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..GALS SET SWIFT
 PACE IN HELLER
 LEAGUE AT ELKS

Irma Johnson spearheaded the Gals" to a three-game sweep over the Dolls" in last nights High Heel loop rolling at the Elks Alleys With a high middle line of 189. she count ed a 483 total for the set.
 The Gals also captured team honors, their 5s6 first game total being the high team single. They followed that start with SIS and 53e games for 1709 grand total that was well in front of the best efforts of any of the three other four somes.
 The other match was a much closer contest, with the Skirts nudging out the odd game from the "Molls' after dropping the center canto. High Heeler results last night were.
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CONVENTION CHATTER

Don't look for any big player deals this week, though you'll al- ways hear trade talk when a bunch of baseball guys get together. Con- census is that the clubs overstocked with talent-notably the Cards, Yankees and Dodgers-will try to sell the surplus for cash and that the buyers will be cautious. |. Schoolmaster Branch Hickey staged a five-hour blackboard drill Sun day night for the benefit of his covey of farm club operators. :. Story here was that it was $10, 900 boost in salary that induced Billy Southworth to switch from the Cards to the Braves. Lead ing candidates for Bruno Betzel's job as Montreal manager are Clay Hopper, who piloted the Dodgers Mobile, Ala, farm, and Al Todd, who handled the Royals part of last summer. What ever be- came of the talk about busting Judge Bramham as head of the minor leagues? His position may be stronger than ever after this weeks meetings.
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ARMY UNANIMOUS PICK AS NUMBER
 ONE TEAM OF YEAR
Navy Squeezes Past Tide to Grab Second Place
 in Final Rating
By MURRAY ROSE

NEW YORK, Dec. 4-Without a single dissenting vote, Arny's foot ball eleven has been named the No l college team of the country, for the second year in succession. In defeating Navy decisively, 32- 13, Saturday for their eighteenth consecutive victory in two seasons, the Cadets convinced 116 experts voted in the final Associated Press rating poll that they stand in a class by themselves.
 Last year Army drew 95 of the 121 first place ballots while runner up Ohio State collected five and the service squads attracted the other top ballots. This year the service teams were not included in the poll The twice-beaten Buck eyes, incidentally, finished in 18th place this year.
 As a result of a stalwart second half stand against Army in the service classic, Navy mustered suf- ficient second and third place sup port to wind up in second position with 942 points, while the Rose Bowl-bound Alabama gridders took third with 932 points. Army piled up 1,160 points on basis of 10 points for first, nine for second and so down the list.
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Ap Sp0RTS
 ROUNDUP
By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 4-Leslie O'Connor's final task as baseball's s handyman is to compile a book" of the late Commissioner LandiS' more important decisions-a sort of Common Law" of baseball. And some of the wiser gents gath cred here for the Annual Minor League Conclave will tell you noth- ing will be done about revising baseball procedure until Leslie finishes that task about Jan. l. . /. They may decide to do just the opposite of what the Jedge ruled, but they can't even do much about that until they find out what he did rule. Commissioner Happy Chandler hasn't done anything about appointing baseball promo tional director and doesn't intend to do anything until he learns how much promoting the big leagues want to do. = Maybe he'll find out at next weeks Chicago meetings.
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Der 18-One vs. Four, and Two vs Three. All matches are to com mence at 8 o'clock,
 Comprising the four clubs are:
 Number -Hendrickson, Dave Nichols, w. k. Clark, J. Scott, Lou Hudson.
 Number Two-Metcalf, Warren King Doc Geyer, Walt McKinnon, Bob Henning
 Number Thrse-Carnegie, Leonard Holmquist, Howard Simmons, Bill Elanton, Ed Radde.
 Number Four Fred Henning, Martin Layenik, J. Hulberg, Dock Burkette, Nick Bavard
 Spares-Louis Syah, Howard Cro- ken, Ted Laughlin.
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BIG LEAGUERS BEGIN SEASON
 TONIGHT, ELKS
Four Fiyesomes Lined Up for Tuesday Mems
 League Matches

It's clear the mapie TOT the Major Leagrers tonight at the Elks al- lays, as the Tuesday evening mems lccp opens it's scheduled rolling for the season.
 Four flve-man squads nave been named for the Tuesday circuit, cap tained by Lance Hendrickson, Frank Metcalf, Claude Carnegie and Fred Henning. Their teams are number ed: One, two, three and four, re- spectively-though it's expected that individual cognomens soon will be selected
 The schedule for the first three weeks of Major League kegling pits: Tcnight-One vs. Two, and Three vs. Four; December Hone vs. Three, and Two vs. Four; Decem-
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HOT STOvERSpUT
 POTS 10 BOILING
Minor Ledguers Cooking Up Tough Chewin' for
 Happy Chandler

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Dec. 4-The trade winds were sale winds today at the 44th Minor League Baseball Convention and there wasn't a sale in a sail.
 Most of the delegates to the con- vention, which won't open officially until tomorrow, insisted they were interested only in selling ball play CTS. AS a result, nothing much is expected to happen until the Major Leagues gather in Chicago next week and perhaps it may be even later than that before they get around to the business of exchang- ing players.
 That was the attitude preceding the convention which will consider such questions as;
 An amendment which might make w. G. Bramham, the head of all minor leagues, the final ruler in all differences in the minors, and take, away from Commissioner A. B. (Happy) Chandler the right to throw out all legislation he con- sidered detrimental to baseball" ,"
 Much of that can not be settled, however, until the majors meet next week.
 The next biggest problem seemed to involve present class A leagues the International, the P cific Coast and the American Associa- tion-and one of the two Class Al loops-the Southern Association.
 The three Class A leagues al- ready have asked for Class AAA rating. The Southern Association is due to move into Class AA. Now the Pacific Coast League wants major league rating and opinion seemed to favor the Pacific Coast Leagues aims.
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ALASKA AMLINES
 FLIES 18 10 WEST

Alaska Airlines flew the follow ing passengers from Anchorage to Juneau yesterday:
 Arnold Hendrickson, Cameron Rich, Elsie Rich, Forlian Mills, Jack Slavens, Earl Waring, Orville Han sen, Walford Polak, Lawrence Smith, Richard Mitchell, Robert E. Baum gardner, Milford Hewitt, Patricia OBrien, Floyd Longcarp, Harry Blondhein, Fred Southerland, Mar tha Ross and Mrs. w. Shellhorn.
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WSCS MEETING
 IS TOMORROW

Members of the WS.C.S. of the Methodist Church will hold social evening in the form of Christmas party tomorrow from to 8 o'clock in the social room of the church.
 As part of the program enter tainment, Mrs. Ronald Lister will sing and Mrs. Clifford Robard will read Christmas story. Christmas carols will be sung by the entire group. Each member has been re- quested to bring small gift for exchange during the evening.
 Refreshments will be served by the co-hostesses, Mrs. Floyd Phelps and Mrs. R. l.. Emil
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HOSplTAL NOTES

Two medical patients, Joe White of Hoonah, and Mrs. Gudmund Jensen, were admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday. Mrs. Jensen had sustained broken ankle in a fall
 Discharged were Marcia Kendall and James Stewart, who have been receiving medical care at the hos pital, and Mrs. Ellen Calviness, a surgical patients.
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WORTHY AMBITION

Among the ambitious projects being lined up by the Scholastic Sports Institute Qimited in name bat apparently not in scope). are surveys of injuries among high school athletes and of eligibility rules. It's a safe prediction that Headman Herb McCrackyn and his staff will find that in juries are most frequent where coaching and medical supervision is weak and that the eligibility sur- vey will produce one grand head ache. Bascballs high school
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MRS. MORE RETURNS;
 HUSBAND HERE SOON

Mrs. Verne More, formerly of Juneau, who has been visiting her husband, with the Signal Corps in Nome, for the past several months, has returned to her position as stenographer with the Territorial Health Department. Mrs. More re- turned to this city when her hus- hand was transferred recently to the Juneau Signal Corps office.
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SIERRA CLUB WILL
 HAVE TURKEY SHOOT
 ON SATURDAY NIGHT

The Serra Club will pull off tur- key shoot in the Parish Hall of the Church of the Nativity. next Satur- day evening at o'clock for members and also the public.
 There will be entertainment and refreshments. Merchandise orders will be issued to the fortunate ones at the shoot.
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Alaska pMs May
 Administer 0aths

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.--The Sen ate, agreeing to House Amendments, completed legislative action on a bill to authorize postmasters in Alaska to administer oaths and af- firmations and sent it to the White House
 The amendments require the postmaster to keep a record of all acknowledgements which relate to transfer of real property
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BASkETBALL

The following are final scores of important basketball games played last night:
 Iowa 91 South Dakota 26
 Utah 43; Idaho Southern Branch, 26.
 Wisconsin 59; Ripon 24.
 Minnesota 7o; South Dakota State 23.
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Sporis Shorts

MIAMI, Fla, Dec 4-Early bet ting today rated the University of Miami football team a to 5 choice over Holy Cross in the Orange Bowl here on New Years Day.
 The Hurricanes, with record of eight victories, one tie and a defeat, were unanimously selected yester- day.
 Selection of Miami marked the first time in 10 years that the Orange Bowl committee had gone outside the Southeastern Confer ence in picking its southern repre- sentative.
 CLEVELAND, Dec. 1 Jimmy Doyle, fast-rising Californian, clouted former Lightweight Cham pion Lew Jenkins all over the ring last night to win a technical knockout in the fourth round of a co-feature Hereunder on the Cleve- land News Twentieth Annual Christmas Fund Show at the arena. At the finish, Lew's face re- sembled piece of raw sirloin. TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Dec = Alabama's Rose Bowl bound foot ball team as four players on the Associated Press ll-Southeastern Conference team for the l945 season. The Crimson Tides sensa- tional passer-Harry Gilmer-and Center Vaughn Mancha are al- most unanimous choices in the voting
 The other two are End Rebel Steiner and Tackle Tom Whitley. NEW YORK, Dec. 4-Larry Al Hoosman suffered his first profess sional licking last night after 25 victories as the veteran Lee Sa- void of Paterson, N. J., scored a 10-round decision over the Los An geles Negro in the St. Nicholas Arenas main bout.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 4-The search for footballs man of the year" as selected by the Football Writers Association of America has mar rowed down to five men. The nomi- nees as announced by Association Secretary, Bert McGrane, are Coach Bo McMillin of Indiana Fullback Doc Blanchard of Army Coach Earl Blaik of Army, Half back Wedemeyer of St. Marys, and Coach Jimmie Phelan of St. Mary's.
 SALT LAKE CITY, Dec 1.-The National Collegiate Cage champs of 1944-the University of Utah In- dians-are heading east for transforming tour. The team has a high-scoring record in early prac- tices and points toward more power this year The Indians were nosed out in the national playoffs last wear
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ToDAY's GUEST STAR

Joe Gootter, Paterson, N. J., Evening News With everybody offering Red Cochrane various amount for the privilege of taking the title from him, it appears that this bout won't need a referee just an auctioneer."
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Others: 11-Southern California, 121; 12-Ohio State, 82; f3-Duke, "A; 14-Tennessee, 73; 15-Louisi- ana State, 62; 16-Holy Cross, 56; 17-Tulsa, 35; 18-Georgia, 29; 19- Wake Forest, II; 2o-Columbia, TO-
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MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN
, from Marine Stations at 1O:3O A. M. Today

FORECAST SOUTHEAST ALASKA: Lynn Canal 20 miles increasing to 30 Inside Southeast Alaska southeasery winds notheastery and northery winds per frres Inside
 
 winds 20 miles hour backing to Strait
 noheasterly hoursnow ues
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- T- ' ' continued to n of located norward about 40
 
 this and temperatures above normal Canada
  B degrees at Me northern scattered points along the Autn sandsa and be Canada
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BUSINESS MEETING

Emblem Club business meeting tonight, o'clock, Elks Hall. Nomi- nation and election of officers. Good attendance urged. (10,133-tD
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FROM GODDARD

Mrs. R. E. Moore, Goddard resi- dent is guest at Hotel Juneau.
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committee has been trying to find out about eligibility for a year or so and can't find any two states where the rules are the same.
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ATTENTION PIONEERS and AUXILIARY

Business Social meeting Wednes- day night at 8. Also nomination of officers. odd Fellows Hall.
 JOE GREEN, 10,133-t2) President.
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In addition to ginger, ginger ale frequently is favored with cloves, cinnamon, lemon essence, or malt.
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GETS BUCK FEVER

PITTSBURGH = Judge G. Mall eolm Mcdonald today excused Wal do Sharp from jury duty for one week-with an agreement that the Judge gets venison steak if Sharp gets a buck.
 Your excuse appeals to me, :" the Judge told Sharp, who had de- clared T want to go hunting before the deer are all shot
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DRINK KING BLACK LABFI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-09
AM ERlcAN
RED CROSS
+

Veterani te vojne, XII Sc bodo
vrnili v civilno zivljenje, bodo
enako potrebavali pomoci med
tenn, ko 81 bodo zopet skusali
urediti zivljenje v novih razme-
rah, ter bodo spet zavzeli svoja
mesta v industriji, poljedelstvu
in drugod.
Druzine nasih vojakov, njiho-
We zene, otroci, priletni starsi,
vsi tt morajo biti v potrebi pre-
skrbljeni, da ne trpe pomanjka-
MIA v teh tezkih casih.
Vojni begunci in sirote potre-
bujejo pomoci pomoci, kakr-
sno more v tenn cd vojne razde-
janem svetu nuditile Rdeei kriz.
In medtem, ko je treba zado-
stiti tenn zahtevam casa, Sc pa
donna nadaljuje pomozno delo
Rdecega kriza, kot v slueajih ma
ravnih katastrof, v vezbanju po-
moznih bolheark, poueevanju v
domaci bolniski postrezbi, it'd.
Potreba pomoci ostane tudi,
ko prestane grmenje topov in
Rdeei kriz more nadaljevati svo-
je delo usmiljenja in pomoci lie,
ako ina podporo cd ljudstva.
Amerieani slovenskega porekla
so v tenn pogledu vedno storili
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-09
Direktorska seja
SID ma Prince Ave.

Newburgh, o. - v nedeljo,
dne II. marca sc ob 1890 uri
dopoldne vrsi direktorska seja
Slovenske delavske dvorane ma
Prince Ave. Proseni SO vsi di-
rektorji, da Sc seje udelezijo
tocno. i'll. So
Obenena Sc tudi priporoca ma
Sim rojakom, da bi malo bolje
posecali nase klubove prostore,
ako Sc ho1e, da bo dvorana izs
hajala. Kot je zdaj videti, je
jako malo nasih rojakov, XII obi
skujejo svoje lastno podjetje,
docim pa zahajajo privatne
.prostore. &c hocemo izkazati
1napredek, moramo tudi skupno
delovati, ne samo kritizirati, &c
podjetje ne izkazuje uspeha.
Ako bi ne bilo drugega naroda,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-09

Kampanja United National bo
torej samo tista, katera bo zbi-
rala obleko yes mesec april. Med
tenn je pa potrebno "a nase ju-
goslovanske odbore, da nadaliu-
jejo "a mas war Relief Fund
Amerikancev juzno-slovanskega
porekla in zbirajo druge reliefne
predmete, kakor hrano, medici-
ne it'd, zakaj ii predmeti Sc ne
bodo pobirali pri skupni kolek-
ciJ. Glede kampanje United Ma
tional je najboljse, da Sc obrne-
te f1a krajevne odbore ameriskih
organizacij, kot SO klubi "Kiwa-
mis-, Lions" in Rotary"
Zlatko Balokovit predsednik,
War Relief Fund Of Americans
of South Slavic Descent.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-09
VOJNl SKLAD "a
RDECI KRIz

Mesec marco je mesec Rdece-
ga kriza. Tekom marca bo v te-
ku zbiranje letosnjega Vojnega
sklada Rdeeega kriza, v vsoti
$200,000,0O0. Kampanja zbira-
MIA "a Rdeci kriz nj bila Sc mix
dar pref tolike vaznosti, kajti
potreba delovanja te organizaci-
je bo ostala Sc dolgo potem, ko
bodo utihnili topovi in bodo me-
ci preliti v lemeze. Pc zakliucku
sovraznosti DO MANFRED vzelo Sc
mesece, predno Sc bodo povrnili
vsi nasi fantje in mozje IL vol
nih sill. Nekateri bodo ostali v
bolnisnicah "a daljso dobo okre-
vanja. Tenn DO morala biti ma
razpolago pomoc Rdecega kriza,
ker SO toliko zrtvovali " tel
bOrbi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-09
Lovci vabljeni ma farmo

Cleveland, Ohio. -- Opozarja
Sc vse clane st. Clair Rifle and
Hunting kluba, da pridejo ne
deljo, II. marca ma klubovo
farmo, tocno oh 8. uri zjutraj.
Ia izvrsiti je tam vazno delo,
XII mora biti narejeno cim preje.
Ako mas pride vee, bo nitro ma
rejeno. S seboj prinesite orod-
je, in sicer zago, sekiro, grab
lie, vile in kaksne dobre skarje
"a obrezovati drevje.
Ako kateremu elanu nj mogo-
&c priti ker mu primanjkuje ga
solina, maj poklice tajnika John
Papesh, w. 5722. Torej, ne po-
zabite, v nedeljo, II. marca, vsi
ma klubovo farmo.
Nadalje je bilo sklenjeno ma
zadnji mesecni seji, da Sc bodo
odslej vrsile seize vsak drugi
mesec namesto vsaki mesec. To-
rel, prihodnja seja Sc vrsi dne
6. maja 1915.
Pozdrav!
John Papesh, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-09
UREDNlKOVA POSTA

tite lacne, napojte zejne in
oblecite mage.
Siti volk Sc ne zmeni "a dru-
ge. Mnogi pravijo: ko DO vojska
minula, pa bonn sam postal. Do
bro. Koliko pa je revezev, XII nj
majo nobenega v Ameriki! Kdo
DO tenn postal? Pomoc je sedaj
najbolj potrebna. l. ju d je so
sploh vsi potrebni, maj DO Slo-
venec ali Srb, Hrvat ali Mace
donec. Imejmo "a vzgled druge
narode, XII delujejo z nami, kak-
sno vsoto SO prispevali v New
Yorku ma banketu, n m r e {
$15O,OOO. Sc drugi narodi Sc
usmilijo teh ubogih sirot. Ne
kateri nasi ljudje imajo kamna-
ia srca, tistega, kateri kaj pri-
speva in della, ga pa sc sramote
in S blatom obmetavajo in ga
nazivajo "a komunista.
Mr.. Louis Adamic Sc tega nj
ustrasil, sci je S svojim delom
naprej, Torej kateri Sc nj pri-
speval, maj prispeva po svoji
moci, da olajsamo bedo.
Progressive Slovenke so YAM
vedno ma razpolago; pobirajo
obleko in zbirajo prispevke. -
Oglasite Sc v Slovenskem delav-
skem domu ma Waterloo Rd.,
cd Z. do g. ure zvecer v bivsih
Ogrinovih prostorih. Torej Sc
enkrat vas opominjam ma vese-
lico, XII Sc vrsi Is. marca, da ma
polnite dvorano do zadnjega ko-
ticka.
Ma svidenje!
Louise Cebron.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-09
svojo dolznost in Rdeci kriz Sc
obraca mamie tudi letos.
Storodovni stron-
korski ''iizreki''
ma lrskem

Kakor je splosno znano, SO
ljudje ma Irskem izredno poboz-
nj, posebno Sc v krajih severne
Irske, kjer je prebivalstvo po
veri razdeljeno nekako polovi-
carsko: polovica ljudi pripada
protestantski in druga polovi-
ca katoliski veroizpovedi, tako
da je tamkaj versko strankar-
stvo neprestano ma dnevnem re-
du, in sicer v zasebnem, kakor
tudi v javnem zivljenju. Vsaka
stranka tudi skrbi "a to, da po-
stane tenn bolj priljubljena "
javnosti.
Pred casom so Sc v Armagh
zbrali katolicani, da proslave
nekak spominski dan svoje kate
drale. Pc slavnosti, so naravno
odsli domov, toda ma ulicah Sc
je zbralo vse polno protestant
tov, da jih po svojem nacinu
pozdravijo, vsled cesar je bio
ma ulicah kmalu opaziti krvne
make, kajti <vsak clovek v oni
obcini je neke vrste misijonar,
XII vedno nosi seboj sal po emo
opeko, da tako tenn bolje pod
pre- svoje argumente.
Oblasti so skusale zakonitim
potom odpraviti tako argumen-
tiranje pomocjo opeke in tudi
prepovedale, da nihce ne sme
ma ulici kricati "izreke svoje
stranke". Kdor Sc pa kljub te-
mu preglasno posluzuje teh iz-
rekov, mora placati denarno ka-
zen v znesku 40 shillingov in
poleg tega placati tudi sodne
stroske. Nekega .dne je morala
neka deklica placati imenovano
kazen, ker je v javnosti izjavila,
da je - protestantinja.
Zgoraj omenjeni poulicni iz-
reki in klici, Sc naravno glase:
ITO hell with the Protestants"
in obratno - "To h with
the Pope, kakor re prilika ma
nese.
Pa Sc je v mestu Belfastu
pripetilo, da je nekdo prihranil
kazen stiridesetih shillingov in
tudi sodne stroske, in sicer po
sledecem ekonomicnem nacinu:
Najprej Sc je nekoliko upija-
nil, kar je ma Irskem povsem
naravno: potem Sc je vlegel kar
ma cesto in neprestano krical.
ITO hell With" vsled cesar
je knalu prisel k MENU poll
caj, XII je mislil, da bode tudi v
tenn slucaju dobil polovico de-
narne kazni, kajti zakon 'dolo-
ca, da vsakdo, XII tax prestopek
javi oblastim, dobi polovico zgo-
raj omenjene denarne kazni.
Policaj je pijanca takoj vpra-
sal: "Kaj 81 krical?' in pijanec
mu pove: ITO hell with"
Policaj: ITO hell - kedo?"
Pijanec. "Hell, vi dokoncajte
ia stavek, ker to bi bio zane
nredrarnp, In nnlicai 10 ndSal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-09

v Sloveniji gre vprasanje, ali Sc dovoi demo-
kracija nevednernu narodu emvec ali dennokraca do
vo ludstvu XII cita in razumeva Ia sovensk narod je
bila vojna in kruta okupaca veka poticna sola Slo
venc bodo sgurno zna cenit pravo vrednost deokrac
e kajti svojo lasno krvo placal zano vsoko
Partizansko gibane zaveda da gredo nas ude skoz
ezko Solo in vsed tega Jim skusa nudit vsako prko
nasirse udejstvovane naroda pr kraevnih upravah in
pri narodni vad, kakrsno 81 zbirajo sami. -.
AVNoJ obislkal Slovenio
Narodni odbor Antfasisticnega VEGA narodne osvobo
ditve Jugoslavje AVNO je postal posebno delegacio
Sloveno da opazuje ravnanje slovenskega paramenta
in ludske votve Med temi delegat so bill DIR. Ivan Ri
bar, Edo Karde dr. Kocbek Mosa Pijade, Vujacic, Fill
povic Zecevic drug Toda prisi tud kot sveovalc
Sloveniji mudili cd februarja do maja 1914 in
tej dob imeli prvovrstno prko opazovat deovanje
demokracie Sovenij Potova As dni pes in konji
predno so dospeli Crnome svojim prhodom so tudi
pocast slovensk narod kajt jasno e da nastaa
ka razlika med Sovenci Srbi in Hrva tt sledn te
da Sc MISC donna price izvaati zakucke kongresa Ja
Ko e delegacija odpotovala prot ugu e ba zelo
dovoljna ka prvi parliament demokratGno poltieno
deovanje je blo zapreeto tlerev Evropi In to Slo
veniji!
Ameriki so Sc nekater element norceva, ko je
SANS porocal prvih volitvah in prvemu sovenskemu
parlamentu Is ljude danes lahko posmehuejo tudi
zakljuckom "veikih treh," XII konferenc Ja pr
tsni odobriln peca demokraticno deo XII ga razvia
Osvobodilna fronta Sovenij in Jugosaviji.