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''You - you have such a quick temper.
You take her up on things, and your vehe-
mence really frightens her - she says
She saysv Why, John - you mean you
and Mimsy talk me over?"
"Of course not But can't help seeing how
you feel. | mean, since she came over one
morning while you were in the village shop
ping and said she hoped you didn't resent
her being here so much I'd never thought of
that, of course, but I'm beginning to see what
she meant -"
Count ten, Evelyn, she said to herself.
Count twenty - but don't throw the hair
brush! II didn't realize was vehement, John,
to Mimsy or anyone else -"
'Oh, darling, you aren't really. It's just
that you speak so quickly, and Mimsy's led
such quiet sort of life out here; she's not
used to - to people who talk quickly and
say - and say - well, the sort of things you
say" John looked at her with quizzical grin.
All the outrage in Evelyn melted into ten
derness. "Oh John darling, let's don't let
anything, anybody come between us you
and me -"
The tight look came back around Johns
mouth. He said nothing. After he'd gone
downstairs, Evelyn sat on the edge of the
bed for long time. So that was it! She'd
thought, all this summer, that these queer
moods of Johns were due to the war; and
would pass as the deep scars of his memory
healed. Now she knew that she'd been blind
to the truth. 1t was simpler, more terrible
II WAS the 3pe-0ld sfrIyppIe over a man he
tween two women, both of whom loved him
and wanted him for their own for always.
Evelyn now saw in one awful fash of clar-
ity that she represented to John - not peace
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vitality. But no open fights for Mimsy Her
weapons were little small pin prcks. With the
colossal strength of a weak person bent on
winning victory she left you crossing
swords with vapor, while she came around at
YOU from another direction.
Evelyn had tried to share this knowledge
with john to discuss with him what was
happening. For that John still loved her.
deeply and passionately, she knew well. Be-
tween them as man and woman, the bond was
rich and strong. But marriage cannot live
on passion alone. particularly marriage
which called for twenty -four hour living as
theirs did, isolated from friends and work.
All this she d tried to talk to him about one
early dawn when sudden thunderstorm had
wakened them and they lay and watched the
clear light coming through the window.
Bur John had shut her talk away. Don't
be always intellectualizing everything. Eve"
he'd said You make everything sound dra-
matte and | honestly don't think you are
being fair to Mimsy. l can see why you
might be jealous of her. but - Oh hell -
women do make me tired Let's see if we can
get another nap" He'd put his arm across
her breast, patted her shoulder and gone
back to sleep.
And now the end of the summer had come.
and the need for deciding whether they d stay
on through the winter by moving into MINI
sy's larger, waterproof house. or 60 back to
New York to Ewes small apartment, with
John returning to the law Office. For weeks
Mimsy had talked of nothing else until Eve
lyn thought she d lose her mind.
Only once had Evelyn fallen into the trap
of giving the reasons why she thought John
should go back from the point of view of his
future Mimsy had so cleverly turned that
into an expose of Evelyns own ambition and
desire for the excitements of city life, that
Evelyn had really lost her temper and called
her stupid person. and John had put on
his coat and left the house.
When he came back after two hours, he
asked her, in a distant voice, if she minded
if he read little while downstairs before he
came up to bed. That was all she felt he was
talking to a stranger. She never mentioned
New York to him again, but just lived along
through the misery of it. day by day.
But the decision could be put off no longer.
A letter had come from the firm asking him
to give them his definite answer by October
first. Mimsy brought the mail from the viii
lage and sat with them as they read their let
ters. John read his and handed it to Evelyn
first, who read it without comment and gave
it back to him. She got up and left the two
of them, for she knew Mimsy was consumed
with curiosity as to its contents. and she
couldn't bear to be there to hear her voice
60 on and on about it,
I'D like to come to dinner tonight, if
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was her chance to keep him for her own.
Her objective was clear; but that gaining it
would destroy John eventually, she obviously
didn't foresee. What happened to his mar
riage and to Evelyn in the doing. she didn't
care.
All her protestations of affection for Eve
lyn, all her whimsical babying, were directed
toward one end: to push her outside the
magic, mystical circle enclosing mother and
son. 1t was proper that John should have
wife, of course - but only as a sort of i'm
pedimenta travelling along with him. And
the maddening, battling part of it all was that
as conflict, it was so buried in a welter of
seemingly trivial things.
A good, honest open fight Evelyn would
have hated, of course, but at least it would
Evening star., 1945-10-07

HOLLYWOOD: 4 story
about a supercolossal Sec
rotary to a supercolossal
movie boss with superco-
lossal laughs. We think
the story's that way, too.
In next week s THIS WEEk.
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER % ,,,.

topped at 1900, the ceiling, $780,
1869 lb. yearlings bringing the
price for the first time this year;
Gamer cows $3.50 higher, cutters
and beef cows 5O-75>up; good beet
and sausage bulls about Is higher,
but common and medium grade
sausage bulls gained so to 100;
vealers firm; stock cattle Is
higher at 11.50-13.50 mostly, choice
western yearlings to 14:25; only
about 5000 northwestern grass
cattle in receipts, southwestern
grasse-s also in moderate supply;
bulk steer receipts granted Of
ferings, predominating at 1875.
IT'S; very stable supply 1885,
1900; choice heifers topped at
17.65, bulk fed heifers 15.0O-17.00;
grassy and warmed-up common to
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 22.-R)-
Cotton futures closing prices were
steady, 20 cents bale higher to Is
cents lower.
Open High Low Close
Oct 22.66 2267 1882 22.62 up :
Dec 22.81 22.85 22.78 1892 up 4
Mich 22.84 22.87 1922 22.83b up ]
May 22.79 22.79 %. 70 g. 78b inch
Jly 22.56 1885 22.52 %. SAB unch
BUY VICTORY BONDS
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SUPPORT OF FUND
URGED BY TRUMAN

President Truman has given
three important reasons for the
continued support of the National
War Fund in its final campaign,
r.. A. Marks, Campaign Chairman
pf the Community War Chest, said
yesterday.
In a letter to officials Of the Ma
tional War Fund and its allied local
community chests, the President
said:
There are at least three good
reasons why everyone should ap-
prove heartily the decision of the
National War Fund to carry on
with an undiminished sense of re-
sponsibility to our own forces and
to our friends who suffered most
in the long and bitter war.
Zone reason, and reason enough,
lis that all efforts, like yours, re-
lated to bringing peace should go
forward with full vigor.
another reason is that our con-
Germ for the morale and well being
our own forcse must carry
through to the happy hour when a
proud America can take back to
its hearts and homes the men and
women who have won the fight.
"And there is third reason,
perhaps not so readily understood,
but which can scarcely be over
emphasized.
"We have won the military flight,
but are virtually just beginning the
fight on famine, pestilence and
general disease. And I say to you,
with full knowledge of what
UNRR can do, and everything that
can be done by other instrument
aities financed by public funds,
that the private agencies of the
National War Fund have a special
task to do that is indispensable
and unique.
What these agencies have done,
and can do, is important out of all
proportion to the relatively small
funds involved. In no otter way
can the American people them
selves express SO clearly their in
telligent sympathy and active con-
Germ, and their determination that
justice and mercy shall prevail in
this world, with the help of every
good man and woman, and with
4he blessing of God
MAY I, therefore, wish success
to the National War Fund, and all
its associated community war
chests, in the plans you are laying
for united appeal to a united
people,
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-(R-Wheat
futures climbed almost cent a
bushel today, with strength cen.
tering in the December delivery
due to traders belief that exports
will be large for the remainder. oil
the year. Rye gained more than
a cent at times and oats also were
highe--, but corn was weak most
Of the session.
Traders believe exports of wheat
will make December wheat tight
for cash deliveries on the Decem.
Der contract, and that cash prices
will be held firm. The govern.
ment said holdings at the end OF
August totaled 1877, 489, 900 bushels
of wheat. and bookings for Sep.
TENDER shipment overseas were
%, 1853, 900 bushels.
Rye climbed with wheat and on
the Eye strength at Winnipeg.
where October rye was up about
2 cents at one time.
Wheat closed 1-8 to 3-4 higher
than the previous finish, Decem.
Der $l.7o 1912, after equalling
the seasonal high of $1.70 "a
Corn was 1-8 to IA off, December
$1.16 7-8, oats were 3-8 to 49,
December 81 3-4-7-8, rye was "a
to ! IL cent higher, December
SLAB 1884, and barley was off
IA to "a, December $1.08 1-8.
Open High Low Close
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The polishing agent in NAV.
phosphate. S''clun
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Sept. a. R -
Salable hogs 200 (estimated) !;
total unavailable; compared week
ago; all classes steady; top 14.75
ceiling.
Salable cattle 500 (estimated) !:
total unavailable; compared Fri
day last week; receipts liberal
but general market most active
Of year to date; good and choice
steers 25-40 higher, common and
medium grades fully so up, all
grades heifers showing compar-
able advance; approximately 60
loads choice steers and yearlings
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-R)-Cot-
ton futures were steady in quiet
trading today. Liquidation in Oct
ober anticipating first notice day
next Tuesday, slackened and cover
| ing operations rallied the month
As cents a bale with the balance
Of the list unchanged to 10 cents
a bale higher.
Hedge selling was small reflect
ing the lateness of the crop and
a tendency among producers to
hold the staple for higher prices.
Traders were disappointed over
the lack of aggressive demand for
spot Gotten. However, it ID expect
ed that buying will improve con-
siderably when the office of price
administration has completed it's
price adjustments on textiles and
the labor situation is clarified.
Open High Low Last
Oct 226S 22.75 22.6S 22.75 up 9
Dec 2285 1888 22.82 22.s4 up 2
Mich 1924 22a6 22.80 22.8ln unch
May 22.79 22.82 22.75 22.77 unch
Jly 22.56 2258 22.52 1854 up l
Oct (1946)
21.67 21.67 21.e4 21.e7b up /
Middling spot 23.24n up II.
n-nominal.
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CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-P)-Cash
wheat No. 2 hard liza.
No corn.
Oats No. l mixed heavy 81 -;
No. white heavy 81 IL; No. :
white 81; No. l special red 66 IA.
Barley nominal; mailing 1.21-
1.39 IL; fed 95-1.2O.
Field seed per hundredweigh1
nominal; timothy 5.25-5.50; red
top 11.00-11.50; red clover 31.50;
alsike $3.50.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-(P)-
Foreign exchange rates follow
Great Britain in dollars, othe-s
in cents:
Canadian dollar in New York
open market 8 1-16 per cent dis.
count or 1898 3-4 U. S, cents. I'M.
changed.
Europe: Great Britain $4.02 SO,
unchanged.
Latin America: Argentina free
24.96. unchanged; Brazil free SOS;
Mexico 20. S..
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medium med kinds scarce in sympat,,
with moderate grass recs; a.ns
neavy sausage bulls tooned ''s'
l2.5O and heavy beef bulls s~o al
1875; but common and down lung I'll 4
heavy slaughter calves - anu so
mostly 1900 down. 1o'oV,
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MIDDLING COTTON

-, NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 22.-tn
The average price of n,;ds ~
1916 inch cotton today At ta
designated southern spot msrt ven
was 10 cents a bale highe- rs Is
22.47 cents pound; aversao az
me past 30 market days p a 40.
mloollng 7-o inch average 21o5
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SPOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 22.-P)-
Spot cotton closed steady, un-
changed. Sales 1907; low middling
1880; middling 1925; good mid
ding 22.65; receipts S04; stocks
206, l46.
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Spot RITTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-P)-The
spot butter and eggs market were
nominally unchanged today. Re
ceipts unavailable.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-04
Verovskova prireditev

nedeljo, 6. maja DO dramski
zbor "Verovsek" vprizoril eno-
dejansko igro 'Tri zaostale ure'
v Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd. in veliko reci-
tacijo "Domovina gori'.
Igro in recitacijo smo nedav-
no dobili iz starega kraja, kjer
Sc dogajajo velike preuredbe,
veliki boji "a obstoj nasega ma
roda in veliki boji "a izgon oku-
patorja il Jugoslavije.
Igro je spisal Vito zupan, ma
otoku Visu. Pisatelj je v igri
obelodanil razne spletkarije, XII
jih v TEN boju "a obstanek ma
roda vprizarjajo razni dvoobraz-
nezi, XII Sc obracajo kakor jim
bolje nese, in pa resen in pre-
udarjen nastop navadnega pre-
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UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

prostega ljudstva. V igri nasto-
PHO: Frank Cesen, Frank Kri-
stof, Andy Bozic, John Steblaj,
Henry Kapel, Joh n Czech in
Louis Kaferle in skupina ljud-
stva. V recitaciji pa Nezka Ka-
Ian, Frank Slejko, sestre Kapel,
Cergolova, Skedlova in druga
dekleta in fantje. Govor DO incl
pa Branko Boben, predsednik
Jugoslovanskega kluba pomor-
scakov.
Ia Verovskova priredba gre
"a plemenit namen, ker yes ci-
sti preostanek te priredbe bo
poslan sANSu "a takojsnjo po-
moe potrebnim rojakom v start
domovini. Dolznost mas veze, da
posetimo take zazeljive prize
ditve. Zato, "Verovkovsci" vas
pricakujejo, pricakujejo vas tu-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-04
Nemc6iiio Sc bfzo ne.
sIovnemu koncu

Nacijski Nemci, XII SO name
ravali zasuznjiti yes svet in XII
SO Sc smatrali "a nekake polbo-
COVE, napram katerim so druga
ljudstva le sodrga, so zadnje Ca
Sc izgubili mnogo svoje naduto-
sti. To je zanimivo poudaril slo-
veci ruski vojni correspondent
lila Ehrenburg v crtici, il ka-
tere maj bodo v naslednem ma
vedeni nekateri znacilni izerpki: !:
'Nemski vojaki ugibajo, kako
hi 81 preskrbeli civilne obIeke;
Gauleiterji ma Scrni borzi kupu-
jejo avstrijske rojstne certifika-
te in doku1nente, katere SO la
stovali zidje, predno so Jill po-
bill.
ANemska propaganda fpoziva
Nemce, maj 'bodo odlocni in trdo-
vratni. Mi sc zdaj lafiko smeje-
mo temu. Mi vemo, kako se je
veliko mesto Mannheim podalo
potom telefona. Mi vemo zdai,
kako se je podal Heidelberg:
osem nemskih castniitov Is pod
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u. s. DAJE DoBRIM
GOSPoDINJAM
BONUS RDEcIH
TOGK

Patrioticne ameriske gospodi-
ME dobijo vsak dan elkstra
rdece tocke, ker izvrsujejo
delo, XII znajo edine izvrsiti
"a to dezelo.
"a one, ki zelijo dobiti bo-
nus rdecih took, je treba ma
praviti nasletlnje. Shranite
vsako kapljo porabljene ku-
hinjske nasti. Tocno jo nestle
k svojen1u mesarju. Ia vsak
funt vam bo ual bonus 2 took
-. tako zelo nujno potrebu-
jejo porabljene mascobe, da
izdelujejo zdravila, smodnik,
umetni gumij, milo in ma sto-
tine drugih potrebscin ma boj-
mem polju in ma domaci from
ii. Hranite, dokler nj izstre-
lien zadnji top!
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ZBIRANJE INFORMACIJ @
NOVEJSIH NASELJENCIH

Poseben odbor XII zbira podatke novejsih naseljen
cih IL Europe, price razposati vprasane pole takim
priseencem da tako 1--we cd nih samih kaksne sposob
nos in zmoznost ter skusne posedujejo in kolko jih
to usposablja vzivetje amerisk nacn zivena.
Odbor meni, da bodo ii podai ko bodo zbrani skupaj
veliko prpomogli boljsemu razumevanju nash najno
vejsh naseljencev obene bo ormuacija nase povoj
naselenske uredtve veliko aza ako bo emelila ma
gotovih dejstvih XII jih bodo nudi podatk zbiranju
podakov sodelue pet velikh organizac pooc begun
cen in scer: Amerisk krstjanski odbor begunce Ma
rodna organzaca pomoc beguncem; Odbor amerskih
prijaeljev; Katoski odbor begunce Amersk odbor
oskrbo evropskh otrok Vse te organzacie prepr
cane, da bodo zbran podatki pob marskaero napacno
mnene in lame govorce XII ih siri po Amerik teh
nash najnovejsih priseljencih
Vprasalne pole so bile poslane re kakm $4,000
BAN. Mnogi pole re vrnil toda omenjene organzace
hi zelee da vrnene cmprej razposlane pole Vs
on torej XII preel vprasane pole, naprosen da h
izpolnijo in nemudoma vrnejo, ako tega MISC stor
Ako pa kateri cd novesh naselencev, XII to ca preel
omenene vprasalne pole maj obrne naslov: Com
mttee for the Study of Recent immigration from Europe
139 Centre Str, New York 49, N. Y.
Uvoden pregled podatkov, XII ma rok dale nekaj
zanimvih faktov gede novesh prseljencev Tako kaze
da precej proporcno porazdeen vse deze ter da
h e ze veko stevilo XII postal ekom svojega KRAFT
kega bivana tel dezeli drzavan Precejsen odstotek
prseljencev zadnh let suzi amerSki voni sill In pre-
tezna vecina teh prseljencev, XII prs Amerko te
kom zadnjih nekaj let, namerava osta stalno Zed
drzavah. Zgora omenjeni odbor zbira tud podatke
razh industrskih in drugh podvzeh teh novejsih pr
seencev Dale, zeli odbor dobt kolikor mogoce infor
mac glede raznih ucenakov znanstvenkov zdravnikov
godbenikov in drugih proesijonacev XII prpadao skup
naselencev zadnjih let. Sodeovane te bo prpomo
go poponejsemu sestavu podakov doprnosu teh sku
pin ter O njh uspehih.
Zgoraj navedenemu odboru naceljuje dr. Alvin John
drektor Move sole sociana razskovana Sodeuie
tud dr. Maurice R. Davie na6enk oddeka "a socologjo
Yale unverz Dr. Dave 81 je vel leo dni dopusta
DO mogel pomagati pr podatkov priseench zad
nih let.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-04

Sornov restaurant ma e. 81
st. in st. Clair Ave-, nj treba
mic vec advertajzat. Tam je do
bra postrezba - lepa slovenska
dekleta pa nosijo ma mize. Dru-
gace je pa ravno tako kakor v
mestu.
Podpisana mi je v ravzocno-
sti njenega soproga dala tole
notice: "13. maja ravno ma Ma
term dan priredi zenski odsek
Donna zapadnih Slovencev, 6818
Denison Ave. zabavo. Vas vljud-
no vabi odbor. Zacetek oh 4. uri
popoldne. clanica Mrs. j. Sa-
manich."
Zato sem obIjnbil, ker sem pri
drustvu "Ribnica".
Joe Pograjc.
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Nabiranje papirja

Washington. Med tenn, ko
narascajo rapadi ma vseh from
tab gre yedno yec papirja pre-
ko morja - kot omoti in deli
nase oprenne in ia papir Sc ne
vrne vec. Radi 'tega je mani pa
pirja ma razpolago "a nabiranje
Y tel dezeli, tako da je zdaj tre-
ba resiti vsak posamezen ko-
Seek 'papirja, ki ostane tn in je
dosegljfv onirn, ki ga nabirajo.
Stafi papir nadomestuje celulo-
10 pri izdslovanju novega pc
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OAR IA SANS

Mr.. Vincent Jurman, Clan dr..
"Naprej' st. 5 SNIP, XII vodi
malo restavracijo ma 8512 Hough
Ave-, je daroval "a naso obram-
bno akcijo SANS $1,000 in "a
takojsnjo pomoc nasim rojakom
Y Jugoslaviji pa $4,000; njegova
soproga Mrs. Rose Jurman, cla-
MICA drustva Napredne Slovenke
st. 1877 SNPJ pa "a takojsnjo
pomoe $4,000. Hvala zavednima
rojakama "a velikodusen dar!
Odbor.
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X ZAPISNIKU SEJE JPO-SS

V zapisniku seje JPO-SS z
dne 9. marca je pomotoma IL
pablo il porocila Mr.. Zalarja,
tajnika JPO-SS. da so Progre-
sivne Slovenke glasovale "a pri-
druzitev k WRFASSD, kar mai
Sc prikljuci k porocilu tajnika.
Zapisnikar.
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Pobijajte draginjo

Washington. - Nevarnost in
flacije, katero povzroca vojna,
je Sc vedno tako velika kot we'd
no - napori Amerike "a pobi-
jamie draginJe, ne smejo prene-
haiti niti "a trenotek. Kupujte
samo, kar zares potrebujete.
Placujte samo maksimalne ce.
ne, "a vse kar kupite. Vse od-
.vec dolarje pa spravite v War
Bonde in druge hranilne institu.
CHE.
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Ne pojdite ma potovanje

4
Washington. - Oni civilisti,
XII bodo oh letosnjih pocitnicah
ostali donna, ne bodo lie poma-
gall preobtezenemu vojnemu
prometu, temvec bodo imeli tudi
donna mnogo vec zabave, .kot bi
je mogli najti ma potovanju v
prepolnih zelezniskih vozovih in
avtobusih. Nikdar v zgodovini
nase zeleznice in nasi avtobusi
Sc MISC nosili toliko potnikov -
a ko Sc DO koncala vojna v Ev-
ropi, je pricakovati, da DO pri-
tisk ma promet Sc vecji v pogle.
|du vojaskih transporter. VISA
nasa transportna sredstva ina.
jo danes edinole prostora "a
one, XII pomagajo skrajsevati
vojno v Evropi in ma Pacifiku
Pozivamo vas torej, da prebije.
tie svoje pocitnice donna, v svojj
lastni obcini. Pomagajte 81
zabavami v svojem domacem
okraju. H.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-04
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Ma donaci 'front.'

Sedaj, ko sadite roze, sadite
tudi take, kot so pred par lett
rastle ma Pintarjevem vrtu. ~
To so ljudje, XII nekaj razu-
mejo. Mr.. Franku Slosar, 1892
Saranac Rd. Sc zahvaljujem "a
tiste tri visoke, s katerimi me
je potretal v moi kredit, ker do
bro zapisem. y ...~. -"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-04
Lep koncert

MAPLE HEIGHTS, o. Po-
mlad Sc je vrnila ma zemljo in
sonce nam je spet topleje. ze
pticke Sc oglasajo, trava zeleni
in rozice cvetejo in drevje brsti.
Ne glede kaj, mi zemljani poce-
njamo, narava vrsi svoje. clo-
vek je ne more ustaviti in ne
prisiliti drugace, kar je najbrze
sreca "a clovestvo. Vse hiti s
tenn ali onirn delom. Ljudje ci-
stijo domove' znotraj in zunaj,
urejujejo vrtove upon, da je
to zadnja pomlad tega svetovne-
ga meteza; da je to zadnja po-
mlad, v kateri so glavne novice
radija in dnevnikov bojnih po-
liam sirom sveta.
A poleg vsega della pri domo-
viii in pozornosti vojnih movie,
imamo razlicne organizacije, ka-
terim smoramo posvetiti nekaj
casa. Med te spada tudi drustvo
"Planina," XII vztrajno della ma
narodno kulturnem polju. ze
parkrat sem apeliral ma rojake v
Maple Heights in okolici, da bi
oni, XII jih veseli petite, pristopili
k zboru "Planina," a zal, apeli-
raj sem ma gluha usesa. Vendar
pa so Sc start pevci vecjo vne-
mo poprijeli ter Sc pridno pri-
pravili "a pomladanski koncert,
XII Sc bo vrsil v nedeljo, 6. maja
v Slovenskem narodnem domu v
Maple Heights, Ohio.
Podan DO obsiren program.
Vabim vso slovensko javnost v
Clevelandu in okolici, da rezer-
virate ia dan "a pevsko drustvo
'Planina" ter da posetite kon-
cert. z vase navzocnostjo boste
dali zboru moralno podporo "a
bodoce vztrajno delo. Usoda je
precej nemila zboru zadnjih par
let. Poleg mnogih clanov ma bo-
jiscih po vsem svetu, je vec "a
drzanih v obrambni industriji.
Vkljub temu je Sc okrog 80 pev-
cev, XII vztrajajo, neglede kaj
pride, drzijo zbor "Planina," da
DO ostal aktiven do zadnjega.
Skusal DO prirejati koncerte kot
do sedaj in obenem pomagati
raznim drugim narodnim orga-
nizacijam, kolikor mogoce.
Ali je zbor takim duhom
vreden vase navzocnosti? Upam
da! Pred nekaj tedni sem videl
opereto Glasbene matice, XII sc
mi je dopadla. To je delo, XII bi
sc dalo popisati o MEM cello knji.
60. Dne %. aprila sem bill ma
koncertu Slovana. Dobro so peli
lie tako naprej, Slovan!
Torej, ne pozabite 6. maja '
Maple Heights, oh 4:30 uri po'
poldne. Ma veselo svidenje!
Vincent ZimSek.