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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
"ENAKOPRAVNOSTI"

latasti prameni. Ko sem opravil
svoj posel, sem Sc namenil, da
obiscem slona in vprasam ME
govega glavnega cuvaja Me
Waija, katerim sem Sc poznaI
cd pref, kako mu gre.
Zvedel sem cd NIGGA, da SO Sc
strezniki belega slona ze zaeeli
vznemirjati zaradi svoje vrnitve
v domovino. Ameriski izlet sc je
blizal h koncu in vedno tesnob-
nejse jih je morila misel, da Sc
bo treba vrniti in dajati donna
odgovor. Pred vsem Sc je pola-
Scala bojazen poganjaca in kro-
titelja, XII sta imela pri slonu
najvec opravka. 4
Moi prijatelj jih je skusal po-
tolaziti, ces da bi bogovi, &c bi
Sc res hoteli mad NINA masce-
vati, to ze davno storili. Toda
MOI Sc nj dalo pomiriti in skle-
Mia sta, da Sc ne vrneta v do
movino, ker bi to bio le proved
nevarno. Nameravala sta oditi
v London in 81 tam poiskati ka-
ko delo in zasluzek, ker jih bo
mogocna Anglia edino tam
lahko zascitila.
Kasneje sem zvedel, da je
znamenita zival magic poginila
ma potf nazaj v domovino. Smrt
jo je doletela v Kalkuti. Takoj
sem 81 mislil, kako srecna Sc
morata pocutiti Said Ali in San
dy Wee v daljnem Londonu!
Nekaj tednov kasneje je pa
del moi pogled slucajno ma mo-
can napis v ameriskih listih,
kjer je stalo porocilo IL Londo-
ma:
Indski krotilec zrtev preklet-
stva belega slona.
Spodaj pa sem bral z najvec-
jo napetostjo: "Saida Alija, XII
so ga imeli "a enega najboljsih
indskih krotilcev, so do mrtve-
ga pretepi neznani storilci v
njegovem stanovanju v london
skem zivalskem vrtu. Njegove-
ga tovarisa Sandyja Weeja, XII
je sluzil kot poganjae slonov,
so nasli tezko ranjenega pod
oknom. Truplo umorjenega je
bilo mocno poskodovano. Ma
tleh v sobi sta lezala kladivo in
kramp. Ljudje, XII so Jim znane
indske skriynosti, so opazili
cudno zvezo med londonske ira
gedijo in smrtjo znamenitega
belega slona, XII je dan pref po-
ginil v Kalkuti."
Kasneje sem ugotovil, da je
bila vest ameriskih listov res
nicna. Tedaj sem tudi cul, da so
zasledovale neznane osebe oba
Burmanca Cd dne, ko sta sc po-
javila v Londonu.
Kaj Sc je zgodilo z poskodo-
vanim Weejem, nisem nikdar
zvedel. Cul sem sicer nekoc, da
je umrl ma dobljenih poskod-
bah. Drugi pa so pravii, da Sc
je opomogel in potem izginil "a
vedno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21

| tam ze lovil, sem brzoJavll last
niku deticnega lovisea, ali j.
vest resnicna. Kmalu sem dobil
odgovor, da SO res ujeli belega
slona, vendar pa, da moja po.
nudba ne pride v postev, ker je
5000 rupij, XII sem jih ponudil
"a zival, moeno prenizka cena
zato sem polagoma zvisal svojo
ponudbo ma $4,000 rupij, ma kar
so mi javili, da zival sploh nj ma
prodaj.
&c bi pa zival ujeli v Siamu,
tedaj ne bi zrtvoval niti stros-
kov "a brzojav. Znano mi je IL
prejsnjih izkusenj, da so vsi be-
Ii sloni, XII jih tod ujamejo, kra-
ljeva last. Zato sem mislil, da bi
bilo prav tako tezko spraviti be-
lega slona IL Siama kot odnesti
piramide pod pazduho IL Egip-
ia.
V Siamu caste belega slona
kot sveto zival, zato ker izha ia
neposredno il bozjega rodu.
Kralj sam redi vec belih slonov
v najveejem sijaju prav blizu
svoje palace v Bangkoku. Ia
njih zemeljski blagor Sc briga
cello krdelo sluzabnikov a poleg
tega dobivajo naslove, XII jill
oznacujejo kot clane kraljevske-
ga donna. Kadar zbole, tedaj Sc
mimi postopa kot najvisjimi
plemici v drzavi. &c pa pogine-
jo, je imenovan poseben mini
ster z dvora, da priredi svecan
pogreb, ma kar Sc po dolgih in
slikovitih cerkvenih obredih Ii
val sezge.
Tudi v Burmi smatrajo belle
ga slona "a sveto zival, vendar
ga ne caste vec tako gorece kot
v minulih cash, ko je bila Bur-
ma Sc samostoj mo kraljestvo.
Toda Sc danes Sc tam uganjajo
mimi velike ceremonije. V sta
rih cash so te zivali, kakor mi
je pripovedoval star veteran,
oblekli v bogata zametasta in z
zlatom ter dragim kamenjem
pretkana oblacila. Kraljevi pev-
ski zbor jim je moral zapeti Oh
dolocenih urah in cello ministr-
ski svet Sc je osvetoval z mimi,
kadar so vazne drzavniske "a
deve cakale resitve. Kretnje be-
lega slona, gibe rilca, nos in re-
pa so potem tolmacili, kako je
treba doticni problem resiti.
Burmanci so sc pod angles
kim gospodarstvom v teh zade-
Yah zelo streznili, imajo pa Sc
vedno zelo veliko spostovanje
do belega slona. Uvidel sem to
ma svojo zalost, ko sem. brzoja-
vii v San Francisco, do katere-
ga zneska bi lahko dobil belega
slona. Omejili so mi ceno ma
$4,000 dolarjev, vendar so sc mi
v Burmi ma to "a mole pojme
naravnost fantasticno ponudbo
smejali, ces, da jih hoeem ime-
ii "a norca. Vprasali so me, ali
mi nj znano, da je zival zavaro-
vana "a $4,000 funtov. Sicer pa
&c hi tudi kupil zival, bi je ne
mogel odpeljati iz drzave. Take
dejanje bi pomenilo grdo bogo.
kletstvo, XII bi morale priklicati
ma mojo glavo in glave vseh mo-
jih spremljevalcev ter pomocni'
kov jezo in maseevanje bogov
zato mi je tamosnja oblast pri-
| jateljsko nasvetovala, mai sc ne
spuscam vec v take podvige, Xxi
bi lahko ogorcili verne domaci.
ne in napravili krajevni oblast
nepotrebne sitnosti.
/ Spominjam Sc tudi kako sem
Sc muzal, ko so me svarili, da
doleti osebo, XII bi skusala pre-
tihotapiti belega slona il Siama
gotovo kaka nesreca. Cul SEN
( sicer o skrivnostnih umorih, k
SO Sc dogajali v zvezi S tihotap'
ljenjem belih slonov il Siama
toda ze dolgo Casa je minulo oe
one dobe in Sc mi je zato zdelo
| da moi priiatelii gotoyo preti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
Domoco fron+o
Sedmo vojno pOsojilo

Washington. Transfuzija
krvi ma bojnem polju je resila
nebroj zivljenj ma bojnem po-
lju. Ako hocemo poslati 10 pin
TOW krvi il San Francisco ma
otok Okinawa, je treba "a to
$50. To ma najlepsi nacin pojas-
njuje napis glede sedmega vol
mega posojila, da je "vsaka a
stvar ma Pacifiku bolj draga".
Razdalje so mnogo vecje. 8 do
larjev nj mnogo, ako gre "a re-
sitev cloveskega zivljenja. Kupi-
te Sc vec vojnih bondov!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21

ust one. pare, ki Jill je bilo tre-
ba placati "a ustopnino.
Ne bonn pozabil zlepa prizora,
XII Sc mi je nudil, ko sem 81 Sci
ogledat eksoticno zival. Okoli
velieastnega slona SO Sc globoko
priklanjai domacini v vihrajo-
cih sarongih, pobozno SO Sc toll
XII ma prsa, Pomesani med rjifni
so bill budhisticni duhovniki.
Sion je bill posut z dragocenimi
preprogami. Cd casa do casa je
pritajena molitev castilcev nara
sla v glasen zbor, pri cemer so
Sc njih telesa maiala ma o b e
strani, kakor v moltvi pred ind
skim ali malajskim bozanstvom.
Sion je ostal dali casa raz-
stavljen v zivalskem vrtu. Me
gova slava Sc je magic sirila ma
|
okrog in vedno move trume ver-
nikov so polagale svoje skrom-
ne 'prispevke kot vstopnino "a
njegovo ceseenje. Slednjic so I'VE
deli zanj tudi v londonskem 70
oloskem vrtu. Tam so kmalu
zaceli vsemogoce poskuse, da bi
81 izposodili belega slona vsaj
"a nekaj tednov ter ga razsta-
viii v Londonu. Dotedaj NAM
rec Sc MISC videli belega slona
v domovini be1ega cloveka. Zato
je londonski zverinjak Sc bolj
pritisnil ma siamsko vlado. Ma
vzlic temu so pogajanja zahte-
vala mnogo spretnosti, ker ne
zele Anglezi, kljub oblasti, XII ;jo
imajo v tamosnjih krajih, nika-
kin verskih sporov S prebival-
stvom. Po daljsih pogajanjih Sc
! je londonskemu zivalskemu vr-
tn pomocjo kolonialnega ura-
da le posrecilo dobiti dovolje-
ME, eda Sc SINE zival odpeljati.
Zvedel sem, da je nastalo med
fanatienimi duhovni pa tudi med
prebivalstvom godrnjanje. Ka1
pride zdaj ma vrsto? so Sc izpra-
sevali posebno zagrizeni poboz-
njaki. Kako dalec Sc bodo upa-
Ii tujci Sc teptati nase verske
pravice in euvstva?
| Drugi so spet govorili: Maj
lie izrabljajo Anglezi svoj vpliv,
da odpeljejo belega slona IL
Burme, saj vsej dezeli ne bo-
do mogli najti gonilca ali kroti-
telja, XII bi bill tako drzen, da hi
sc podal tako vratolomno pod
jetje.
In res je bilo zelo tezko naiti
domacine, XII bi bill pripravljeni
spremljati odpravo v Anglijo.
Vendar je tudi v Burmi mogoce
In jti ljudi, XII pozabljajo oh
zvenku cekinov ma osvete Feline
bogove. Tako sc je slednjic sion
lie podal ma pot ma udobni ladji
v spremstvu cele gruce sluzab-
nikov, med katerimi je bill ma
hut (krotilec) Said Ali, poga-
njac slonov Sandy Wee in Sc ne
XII tretji hlapec, XII je tudi meni
re cesto pomagal pri naklada-
nju in prevozu zivali.
Cim je bell sion dospel v Lon
don, je tudi tam zbudil obce "a
nimanje. Med njegovimi poset-
niki je bill tudi Ringing, solast-
mix ameriskega cirkusa Bar
mum, XII 81 je zazelel pripeljati
belega slona il Anglije v Anne
riko. Bog We &c bi Sc Ringling 10.
til tega poskusa, &c bi vedel, da
je njegov poslovni prijatelj Bar.
mum zaman poskusal ze isto "a.
devo. Razlika je bila edino ia,
de- je Barnum skusal pripeljati
slona il Azije, ter je v to svrho
zaman potrosil mnogo truda in
veliko denarja.
Moral je pa premagati vse
polno tezav in zavrniti cello ko.
pico ugovorov. Najprej so '
Londonu zatrjevai, da zival nj
njihoya last in zadeva je mora
la biti znoya predlozena vladi '
Burmi in sicer i. casu, ko SO tam
re ma YES glas zahtevali, da MAJ
sc sion cimprei vrne Toda clad.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-02-24

When a cold has you feeling all
"chokey," chest muscles are sore from
coughing, and they are tight and ache:
you need Penetro. 1t works fast on
Grandma's old reliable idea, using
mutton suet to help carry medication
TO do its pain-easing. Only, Penetro
is Grandma's idea made even better
BY science. That's why people every
where count on Penetro.
You rub Penetro on chest, throat
and back. As It's medication reaches
nerve ends in skin, pain eases. And
Penetro draws more warm red blood
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-02-24
Says Section
Should Welcome
New Leadership
Could Remove
Many Barriers,
He Points Out

WASHINGTON, D. C. --NNPA--
A proposal for making it more at
trsctive for Negro, college trained
youth to pioneer in the South has
been pat forth by a CT in New
Guinea, Pfc v. B. Givens.
Owens says for two years he has
been attached to a unit composed
mostly of men from the deep
South. He feels his experience of
living with them has given him an
understanding Of their fears, skep-
ticism and lack of information,
which he feels constitutes major
part of our ipterracial problem in
the South"
BECAME MARTYRS
He says many young people re-
fuse to go South because I'VE as a
race permit them to become mar
tyrs." hTe chances of making a
decent living income soon after
launching 4 career in the South are
not attractive, he says.
He suggests an organization be
formed which would guarantee
these potential leaders living
wage for a certain period and pro
vide assistance in obtaining up-to-
Cate equipment for professionals.
Such an organization could select
each year some of the most highly
qualified young people who are
approaching graduation from QUE
colleges and professional schools
and encourage them TO go South
and work.
REMOVE BARRIERS
ut would be relatively easy for
these young experts to elevate our
people, to bring about an under
standing between them and other
groups in the South" he declares.
"They would be enabled to remove
many Of the barriers which con-
front our people. This would es-
tablish a foundation which would
make our returning soldiers feel
proud that they HAD fought in a
war which won for them and their
greater privileges"
Pic. GiVens proposes that such
an organization could be supported
easily by our churches, newspapers
and business institutions interested
in improving the conditions. of all
people in our American democracy.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-02-24

TO those parts faster, to help break up
local congestion. Muscles relax, chest
muscle tightness and aches are eased.
Phlegm loosens and coughing lessons.
It's soothing vapors help you breathe
easier, too. And for hours, Penetro
keeps on working in a natural way to
make you feel better. You rest more
comfortably, especially at night.
These are reasons SO many people
are using Penetro, and why your drug
gist so often recommends it-only 25c.
Double size 35c. Be sure you get
stainless. white. easy to use Penetro
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-02-24

Houston non-com at a recent COM
pany formation by 1t. Col. Walter
e. Ferry, Tulsa, commander Ord
Bait. Col. Ferry in making the
award said Sgt. London is the "top
master sergeant in the entire am
munition section of the 3rd army"
The citation declared Sgt. London
distinguished" himself by the
superior manner in which he per-
formed his duties as a clerk in the
depot office Of the Ord. (Am) Co."
1t added that the initiative he dis
played, his untiring efforts and
loyal devotion to duty mark him as
an outstanding soldier"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-02-24
Demand Investig alton Of
Veterans Administration
Attitude OF
General Hines
Is Protested
BY Harry MeAlpine

WASHINGTON ID. C. --NNPA--
I'm investigation of the Veterans
administration because of its flag
rant discrimination against Negro
citizens was urged upon the House
Military Affairs Committee during
hearings last week on the Nurse
Draft Dill ny ,Mrs. InOmasina
Johnson, the executive secretary of
the National Nom Partisan Council
OF the Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority.
Mrs. Johnson pointed out that
Negro doctors are not allowed to
serve in any of the 93 hospitals un-
der the jurisdiction of the VA,
except at Tuskegee. Negro nurses,
She said, are allowed to nurse in
only 4 Tuskegee, Otean, N. c.,
Waco, Texas, and kecOugtan, Va.
We have been unalterabIy Op-
posed TO the erection of any other
all Negro hospitals for Negroes
Tor many reasons she ueCIarea
Yet, Generai iiInes yaamInHstra
tor of the Veterans Administra-
tom in recent testimony says that
re plans to build other all-NegrO
hospitals.
''iNe were interested to note from
Coi. Ialm's testimony passIstanJ
administrator of Veterans Admins.
tom that Gen. Hines had had
some conferences on this matter
with some groups. We are one of
the groups and the conference was
most unsatisfactory she told the
committee.
General Hines speaks in glowing
terms of Tuskegee and its excel.
lenee, but fails TO say that this is
the one hospital in 50 where Negro
physicians may serve, to say MOTH
Ing OF segregating persons VINO
have offered their very lives for
for their country"
She told the Military Affairs Com
mittee that it was interesting to
note, too that Col. Ijams stated
that very few of the Cadet Nurses
who finish their training in the
Veterans hospital remain there to
work. She pointed out that Tuskegee
is the only Veterans AdminIstra-
ton hospital where Negro CADET
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-02-24
SOLDIERS NEED
NURSES, BUT NO
COLORED WANTED

CLEVELAND - amp In
dignant over an alleged rebuff
by command of the army
nurses corps who unwittingiy
advised that eve have no fa-
cilities for cOl0red nurses in
army hospitals" Miss Louise
Pringie, president of the CIeve-
land Graduate Nurses ass0-
citation, official order of Negro
nurses here, took the cause to
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt Thurs
day and asked the First Lady
to aid in Wiping out bias in
this essential branch of II
armed forces.
According TO Miss Pringle,
three Negro cadet nurses from
City hospital here were refus-
ed admittance into Army hos
pitfalls to compete their train
ing, solely because Maj. Edna
GrOppe of the army nurses
corps felt that separate" and
extra" facilities are needed for
cOlOred trainees.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-02-24
Ry KATE f. eagle

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, CAMP =
Property has been purchased here
for the establishment of FIRST
class Negro hospital and nursing
school. The new Negro hospital
will have capacity for so beds
and will be stated by Negro ply
sicians and nurses.
Affiliated with the Erlanger and
Children's hospital designed to fill
a long felt need here. Purchase OF
tile property was made through Atty
M. B. Fingelstein and it is under
stood the site will be available by
September 1st.
According to trustees, the hos
rital will be fully equipped and a
fully accredited institution with
operating room, modern laboratory,
X-ray and other facilities and will
have its own hospital auxiliary or
ganization including Nurse Aids
and Gray Ladies. Board members
expressed the opinion that the move
is an unprecedented step forward
and for the first time local Negro
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-02-24
Heroiisnl Wins
Bronze Medal
BY GEORGE COLEMAN MOORE

BY GEORGE COLEMAN MOORE
SOME HERE IN LUXEN-
BOURG, - (ANP) - For "neri-
torious service" against a U. S.
enemy in France from July 80 to
November 80, 1914, Master Sergeant
John w. London, Ord. (AM) Co.,
has been awarded the Bronze Star
medal.
Presentation was made 70 the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-02-24

Last week democracy was
shamed by the uncalled for and
unfounded condemnation of one Of
America S great minorities, the
youthful legislator stated as he re-
ferred to a remark by the Mlssis-
sippian who implied that Jews
were conniving whites out of their
native rights.
II am not member of that
minority but / will always oppose
anyone who tries to besrnircn any
group because of race, creed or
color" Powell declared.
1.-The subject that precipitated
the disgrace of last week was caus-
ed by one DR.. Horner. supposedly
representing the American Dental
association, introducing religion as
a qualification for a scientific pro-
fession.
"Since then, DR.. Horner's posi-
ton has been castigated by the
board of directors of the American
Dental association, the council of
education and the president o. that
body of Houston. Two Catholics of
the New York council have intro
duced legislation calling for ali in
yestigation of bigotry in the dental
schools of New York. Likewise, a
similar bill has been introduced in
the state legislature. Yesterday the
alumni of the dental school of
columbia university unanimously
went on record opposing DR.. Horn
er and his un-American position.
Lets give leadership to this ma
ton in terms of racial and religious
tolerance and stop petty pickering
J in this body.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-02-24

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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-02-24
To
Get New Hospital
BY 7. MELVIN

will have complete
charge of their patients from the
time of illness through treatment
and convalescence.
The prepaid disqualification plan
Of Erlanger and Childrn's hospi-
tails viii be extended TO cover the
new hospital, it was announced.
Many Negro doctors have express
ell their appreciation for the long
sought hospital and it is the hope
Of the entire Negro citizenry here
that the hospital will be as I'D to
late and as well managed as white
hospitals.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-02-24
I'LL COOPERATE.

CHICAGO, CAMP The Chicago
Urban League scored another strike
against crime Thursday when States
Atty. William j. Touhy told a COM
mittee of Negro ministers and civic
leaders tina he was with them
III their fight and that his office
will concentrate on impartial en-
forcement of the law without dis
elimination against any group"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-02-24
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-02-24
PoweU Blasts
Rankin S ak

NEW YORK-(ANP)-n reply to Rep. Rankins Jew
batting speech Wednesday, Feb 7, Cong. A. Clayton
Powell New Yors first Negro representative Feb 49,
in the house blasted racial bigotry practice which
has place in this nation and least of all iii the house of
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-02-24

nurses are allowed to finish training.
I'm spite of a shortage of 1000
nurses in the Veterans Adninistra-
ton hospitals" she said, mo Negro
nurse need apply except for Tus-
kegee' Oteen, Waca and Ke-
chOughtan."
She criticized the testimony Of
Col. IJams that the Veterans had
tried every possible source to get
nurses. "There are 1900 Negro
nurses available but he has not
hired Them" she stated.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-02-24
CONDEMN HOTEL

WASHINGTON, (ANP) "A six
story hotel building housing IS Ne
groes has beer banned as living
abode because of unsanitary and un-
healthy conditions exitisng in the
building.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-26
now GROBOVl

zelezni tovarni, pozneje mizar-
ska della do leta 1911, nakar ie
prevzel zastopnistvo zavaroval-
nine. Bill je clan drustva sv. vi
da st. Is KsKJ, kjer je bill dol
go let predsednik, nato .je pre-
stopil k drustvu sv. Jozefa st.
169 KSKJ, in drustva Slovenec
st. 1 SDZ, delnicar treh narod-
nih domov in vedno naklonjen
verskim in narodnim ustano-
vam. Cd leta 1920 do leta 1884
Ssul js bill clan glavnega odeora
Tukaj zapusea soprogo Fran
ces, rojeno Kenik, donna il vasi
Podgora pri Vrhniki, podomace
Jurjeva, .tri hcere: Miss Fran
ces Zulich, Mrs. Josephine Grdi-
ma in Mrs. Jennie Bohinc, pet
vnukov, diva zeta, Louis Grdina
in Jerry Bohinc, brata Josepha
in v starem kraju sestro.
Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v ponede-
lick OBJ $50 uri zjutraj il po-
grebnega zavoda Joseph zele in
sinovi, 458 E. 152 St., pod vod-
stvom A. Grdina in sinovi po-
grebnega zavoda, v cerkev Mari
je Vnebovzete ma Holmes Ave.
in nato v druzinsko grobnico ma
Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-26

MISC hoteli povedati tega, ker
bi bill proved zalostni.
"Pises, da cd sv. Gregorja nj
ste mic brai. Vem, da ne, ker so
najvet gorja maredN domaI IL,
dajalci - domobranci. Viktorja
so vzek iz cerkve, ko je bill pri
naas1cw in so ga gnok sekam do
MarSicev, in doll tekje pod So.
Urhona so ga nbiH. Pri mas so
rekli, da gre samo z mimi v La
s6e in mi smo zvedeli sele dr,lgi
dan popoldne, pol ure preje, kot
50 Sc pripeljali v krsti nrtvega
in nam strogo prepovedali krsto
n
Kaj 50 delai z MIN, ne We
mo, ker ga nislno videli. Odpe-
lj0H 50 ga san1i donso6rGssc;, to
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-26
sKRJANCKI VABIJO

Zopet po dolgem easu bodo
ma odru Slov. drust. donna ma
Recher Ave., nastopili skrjan-
eki. Mnogi so med TEN casom
ze dorasli " lepe .mladeniGe in
mladenke, a vzlic temu so ohra-
Mill svoje zanimanje "a pre-
krasno slovensko petite. v ne
deljo popoldne bodo podali svoj
koncert, katerega vspored je
bill dobro in skrbno izbran 20
pevovodju Mr.. Frank Vautar-
ju, da DO obcinstvo zelo tenn
vecji uzitek. V ponos 81 lahko
stejemo, da Sc skupina mladih
fantov in deklet udejstvuje v
petju, pri katerem dajejo pred
most slovenski pesn1i. Pc nedelj-
skemu koncertu Sc razvije pro-
sta zabava plesom, "a katere-
ga DO igral orkester Val. Grilla,
XII je tudi clan zbora. Torej, Eu-
clidcani in ostali rojaki in roja-
kinje, dajte vzpodbudo mladini
v njenemu prizadevanju, in ude-
lezite Sc njih prve priredbe po
dolgem casu, v nedeljo, 28. ok
tobra v SID ma Recher Ave.