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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

one OF Hitlcrs private rail lines
only ten miles from Berchtesgadcu
itself aud at other raiIiargcts with.
In % mile radius OF the hideout.
They also bit the great Skoda mt
nitions works a. Pilsen CZcchoslo-
yakia. Ilitler's last big arsenal.
after slave laborcrs had been warn.
cd by radio TO take cover II WI.
The first time an American air
fleet had telcgraphcd It's punch IN
that way.
As the Germans continued 10 In
sist that Hitler was inside Berlin
directing the last ditch battle, and
ms Propaganda Minister Goebbele
promised that reinforcemcnts were
on the way. the First White Rus
sian and First UkraInian armies
all but isolated the sprawllng cap
itai.
Russians artillery was reducing
See EUROPE Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25
Scores Prepared
by State Troops

Qualifications continued on the
State Troops rifle range. Tuesday
night, with the men Of Company
F attempting to get their scores
ready for headquarters by the dead
line, May l.
Members were notified Tuesday
that the semiannual check OF
equipment would begin May >. The
men were told to come with all
their equipment next Tuesday
night. and be prepared TO leave
everything. including uniforms, at
the Armory.
The use Of Mps to stimulate al.
tendance, proved very successful,
and the detail will be continued.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25
Detroit Has
27,30O Idle

Detroit. Apr IS ms Fast.
spreading strikes left four war
plants closed today and 1890 work
ers idle as they threatened to close
two additional factories in the De.
troit- area
Although only . $50 unionists are
on strike. 2L42O additional work
ers have been made idle by the
walkouts. Others may be laid on
today
Closed directly by strikes are the
McGraw. military and Plymouth
units OF the Kelsey-iIayes Co.. 500
on strike. and the Morse Chain
Company plant. $50 on strike.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25
Plant
Lays Off $50

One hundred fifty OF the 200 en-
ployes at the United Stove Com.
papv had been laid off today as
direct result OF the impending
shutdown OF the Willow Run
Bomber plant.
Office workers and skeleton
crews were the only ones left az
the plant this afternoon but COM
pany officials are hopeful OF secur.
ing, as quickly as possible, release
OF materials so that manufacture
OF stoves may be resumed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25
CIothinq Drive at Zero Hour

It's the zero hour on the
United National Clothing Col
lection. II can't be put of
any longer. Friday morning
students OF Ypsilanti High
School will call at Ipsilanti
homes to ask for used clothing.
II you haven't given, start in
on your closet or attic at once.
II you have given, take one last
look to see IL there still re-
mains something which you
can share with the destitute
$50 millions OF people OF
Europe. The need is unbeliey-
ably great.
Students OF Junior and Sen
Tor High Schools organized un-
der IS home rooms will canvas
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

each block Friday morning, col
lecting the clothing. II you eN-
pect TO be home, have the
clothing ready. II you will be
away, put it on the porch where
it can easily be found. Trucks,
operating under the Student
War Council will start Friday
noon to gather up the results
Of the morning collections
Norris G. Wiltse. chairman OF
the Collection Committee, is
determined to do a thorough
job. we believe there are
scores OF homes which have
given no clothing to the drive
he said. We are going out
block by block and feel conf
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25
United Nations Open Conference
Nazis Ri Citing i'm Sideways

dent that many tons OF cloth
ing will be brought in. All We
ask is that people cooperate by
having the clothing ready
More than 20 large cartons
are packed and ready to so.
Thirty men work nightly, sort
ing and packing the clothing
for shipment. Many men will
be needed Friday night and
even il you have not been ask
ed. so down TO the Thompson
Garage and help out. This is
the urgent invitation OF the
committee chairman, Lester
Miller who has organized and
carried out the big job OF sort
{" and shipping.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25
State Budget
Balance Won
by Governor

Lansing. Apr. 25-AP-The Re
publican majority in the legislature
has capitulated TO Governor Kelly's
insistence the 1856 budget be
balanced. and apparently has work
ed out a face-saving compromise
to clear the major obstacle, the
$50, 100000 state school aid grant.
After separate COP. caucuses
in the House and Senate late yes
terday, legislative leaders said they
would stand together TO write a
balanced budget before adjourn.
ment. scheduled for noon Thurs
day.
Kelly, threatening to reject all
their budget bills and make them
do it over again in special session,
appeared to have broken the law
makers determination to give the
schools $50 100000 in state aid, a
boost OF $10.000,000.
Save Faces
To save the faces OF members
who had agreed to vote for $500
600, 900, the Senate caucus propos-
ed approving the grant at 100000
600 but earmarking $3,200,O00 OF
it for the teachers retirement fund.
Then the House members pro-
posed to attach an amendment in
surfing the schools their full $780,
900 900 If state reyenues pass sl62,-
900. 600. On the basis OF those rev.
enues, the budget now is $1,000
900 out OF balance.
Kelly, appearing before the Sen
ate and House appropriation COM
mittees, recommended they wipe
off the red ink by trimming school
aid $3.500,000, and taking another
$500, 900 from the three major col
leges of the state. That would
leave the University OF Michigan
an increase next year OF N,l1l'
600. Michigan State College an IN
crease OF $500, 900 and Wayne Uni
versity and the junior colleges
$3.50, 900 for their first state grant.
Each would be cut II per cent.
He also proposed shifting $4,000
600 from next years budget TO
appropriations out OF the current
surplus.
Firm Rejection
He rejected firmly the Senate
finance committees proposal to
balance the budget partially at the
expense OF the teachers retire
ment fund by cutting the 5000
600 needed to keep that fund liquid
to $I200,000.
Describing that plan as not hon
est" Kelly said the legislature this
session had agreed to carry the
fund and must make good its word.
He scotched quickly talk ia the
House OF boosting the Rawson
100000 county road grant, al
ready passed in another FORM
600 ,ECICT ATT-PE-paPe =
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25
Labor Issues
to be Topic

Ann Arbor. Mich, Apr. % Ed
ward l.. Cushman, state director Of
the War Manpower Commission,
announced today that a two-day
conference of state and area VINO
directors in the Michigan Ohio.
Kentucky regions will be held here
Thursday and Friday.
The conference. called by F. l..
Keenan,, Cleveland regional VINO
director. will consider probable la
Dor market conditions following
the end OF the war with Germany
and manpower problems in pro.
duction OF materials needed for the
war with Japan.
The Friday morning sessions will
be given over to panel discussions
by representatives OF labor and
management Walter P. Reuther.
international vice president. Unit
ed Automobile Workers (C1Ol. De
troit: George W. Dean. president
Of the Michigan Federation of La.
Dor. Lansing; and John Beukema.
secretary of the Greater Muskegon
Chamber OF Commerce, Muskegon.
will take part in the discussions
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25
Berlin Inferno Today as Two
Massive Russian Armies
Cut Off CITY

tBv tssocatsd
battle of the subways ragged inside the inferno that
IS Berlin today, the city, effectively cut off by
MASSIVE united Soviet armies crumbed block by block
under the mercilcss pounding Of Russian guns
South of Berlin American and Russian forces drew ever
closer to the epic junction that will sever the Reich
Hammerng at the outer ramparts of the Germans ma
onal redoubt area in the south, the L. S. Third Army
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25
BULLET TIN

London. Apr. 25-AP-Premier
Marshall Stain announced today
complete enlightenment OF Berlin
and thu Hamburg radio said the
Russians had reached the heart Of
the city,
Killers house at Bsrehtespaden
was blown TO pieces today by =
direct hit by 1900 pound earth
quake bomb.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

WASHINGTON-INs-T Sen.
ate Food Subcommittee today
called on the nations packers to
come back before it Friday to say
" hether OPAs new regulations
have helped the meal sI.natIon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

tories the car industry could get
flying start on reconyersion to
peaCetime passenger car produc.
ton"
That. he added, would sharply cut
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25
u. S. WEATHER FORECAST

Lower Michigan Mostly cloudy
and rather cool tonight. Thursday
light rain and a little warmer.
Highest temperature yesterday
Sc. Lowest. 43.
Highest temperature one year
ago today. 40; lowest, A.
Highest temperature this date in
last % years, S. in 1915: lowest, 26
in 1892.
The sun sets today at S:2f and
rises Thursday at SIS.
The moon rises today ar & A. d.
m. and sets Thursday at $50 a. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

locked today as splitting the
ranks Of the Allied powers in the
moment the strive for unity.
Close Cooperation
Otherwise there is evidence Of
close bigpower cooperation which
members OF the American group
interpret to mean that Russia is
determined 10 help the conference
succeed and is already making con
cessions fo4 that purpose.
This conference city abustle with
activity The American deleGa
ton scheduled a pre.conference
CAUCUS at $50 a. m Pacific War
Time) with Secretary Of State
See CONFERENCE Pare !
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25
THINGS GET AROUND
FAST WITH DIPLOMATS

San Francisco. Apr 25 AP 30
Things get around fast in this con
ference.crowded city
Guillermo Belt, Cuban ambassa-
dor to Washington. gave a fine Ia
vana cigar TO Francisco Castillo
Najera. the Mexican ambassador in
Washington Belt got II back the
next day. Tracing its route, he
found the cigar had gone from
Najers to the Mexican consul. who
gave 1t TO Gallo Plaza. the Ecua.
dorean ambassador. who gave It to
the Ecuadorean consul, who gave it
to the Seville Sacaso, the Nicara-
guam ambassador. who gave It. un.
suspecting. 10 Belt
Charge 1t to diplomatic courtesy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

CHILD'S TRICYCLE.. ivory and
blue. taken from COS Pearl Monday
noon. Please return. ADV. 435
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

See BOMBER-Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

OKINAWA-INS-A Jap soldier
masquerading as a mother with a
baby was captured by an alert
Marine sentry. Warned TO be on
the lookout for Jap troops posing
as civilians, the sentry became
suspicious when he noticed how
awkwardly an infant was being
carried by its mother When he
halted the mother he discovered
that she was an enemy soldier
trying to infiItrate through our
lines.
Recommendations.
rotary OF war Patterson today an
nouneed second cutback in the
Army procurement program be
cause OF recent progress in Europe
and reduced consumption OF GER
tain materiel in that theater. Pat
terson did not reveal the exact
size Of the reduction or the actual
items affected.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

LONDON ms All telephone
and telegraph communications be-
tween Berlin and Norway, Portu-
gal, Spain, Sweden and Switzer-
land have been severed, the Paris
radio said today, according to the
London Daily Sketch.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

BUENOS AIRES ms Sub
yersive elements are planning to
take advantage of any celebration
of the fall of Berlin, the Argen-
tine government said today in ex-
PLANTATION of a broadcast warning
all citizens against participating in
any demonstration. The broadcast
was said to have been related with
series OF arrests carried out Sat.
urday night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

PARIS --AP- A cell in an un.
named fortress near Paris was pre-
pared today for Marshal Petain.
former idol of France. as a pre-
caution against disorders when
the aged hero of Verdun is return
ed here to stand trial on charges
Of high treason. The semi-official
French Press agency reported Pc
tain and his party crossed the
French frontier near Geneva this
morning but a dispatch from Zu-
rich indicated he was still in Swift
zerland.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

PARIS ms Gen. Charles De
Gaulle president of the provisional
government of France, is SEIZED
uled to deliver an important adj
dress by radio at S p. m. Paris
time e p. m. EWT) tonight. The
French leader was expected to
speak about Marshal Henri Philip
pc Petain who entered Switzerland
yesterday in preparation for his
surrender to French justice.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

MADRID-AP-The German le-
cation in Lisbon was burned to the
ground early today by fire Of unde-
termined origin. Dispatches from
the Portuguese capital said the
blaze apparently started on the
top floor. where the official archives
were kept and spread rapidly
throughout the building.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

See CONFERENCE Page )
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

See LEGISLATURE-Page ;
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

WASHINGTON ms Major.
ity Leader John w. Mccormack an
nounced today that the House will
vote next week on constitution
al amendment for joint House and
Senate ratification of treaties. Nc
Cormack said the controversial sub
ject would be called up for con
sderation either next Friday or
next week.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-03
sTRAN *ENAKoPRAVNosTI*

svojega strupenega razdvajanega della Odpre treba
oc in Sc zavedat da propaganda pro svobodni So
ven in svobodn Jugoslavij vodo svobodni AIneriki
jugoslovanski ubeznih in MIN udnjeni preznik, ka-
tere nj vec prostora start doovin kaeri Sc pre-
gresi prot svo astni rojstni doovin kater poa-
gall povzrocih memo krvavo Kalvarjo in seda cejo
seite in utehe "a kulisami we're in cerkve.
Rot Osvobodilna fronta start domovini tako e tud
Sovensk anersk narodni svet nudi vsem postenim in
zavednim amerskim Slovencem prko skupno sodelo-
vane slogi bratstvu in nepristranost brez razke
osebna in ideooSka preprcana dosego enega samega
cija svobode. denokrace in zdruzenja slovsnskega
roda in inforira Ameriko stremljenjh tega naroda
Ia prncp je SANS vseh sucajih vestno zvaja In ka
kor Sloveniji tako tudi Aneriki nas posaezni
XII XII so enostavno prezr principe in nacea demokra
cije in so podai delo da to krvavo borbo
slovenskega naroda pred svetom onecaso in osramoto
Mi smo preprieani, da svojega zdajaskega MISC
doseg in ga bodo "Po njihovh deanjh h boste spo
znali!"
Nasprotno pa sto danes sovenski narod ma pragu
svoje move bodocnost kater je sanal stoetja Svoje
move usode Sovenci MISC podedova, niti Jim jen nkdo
podaril. Prboril 81 jo sam in zanjo plaea potoi
krvi svoh najdrazh sinov in hcera borbi proti
MIN in notranjim sovraznkom Slovenski narod je uv
DEL da biti najpre zadana SMRT FASIZ4U predno
resnicno zasije SVOBODA NARODU.
Skozi grom in viharje
stopajo zarje-
novi dan, XII pred mimi zori!
(Konec)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-03
Uredni1tova
posta
"Tri sestre." " ma odru SID

"Tri sestre." i" ma odru SID
Euclid, O. = Tekoca vojna je
silno prizadela n nase kulturne
aktivnosti. Ponanjkanje kul-
turnih delavcev Sc zlasti obcu-
tt med moskimi, katere je delo-
ma pobrala yojna, deloma pa so
utrujeni cd dolgih delavnikih
" tovarnah. Te nedostatke obcu-
TITO zlasti pevovodje in dramski
reziserji. Pri izberi igre mora
biti reziser zelo preyiden in IL
najdljiv, ako hoce, da DO incl
zadovoljiv ansamble. Predvsem
je pa treba gledati ma to, da Sc
izbere igro S cimvec zenskim
osobjem.
Nekaj slicnega sno 81 omisli-
Ii v Euclidu, kjer bodo Progre-
|siyne Slovenke krozek st. 8.
yprizorile igro Y treh dejanjih $
petjena 'Tri sestre", v nedeljo,
Is. aprila Oh $50 popoldne Y
Sloyenskem dru&tyeaem don't
ma Recher Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-03
Konec ie dozoreI in
zdoi prihoio

"Konec je zrel," je naslov crti-
ci, katero je napisal sloveci rus
XII vojni correspondent LILA Ehr-
enburg in XII je v naslednjem po-
dana v prostem prevodu:
Pred par meseci so Sc Nemci
ozavestno gospodovai v
poljskih mestih. Zdaj je Stettin
v smrtni agoniji, Breslau je v
plamenih in Berlin v strahu po-
slusa grmenje topov.
Pred par meseci SO Sc Nemci
radovai, ker so bill zavzeli ne
kaj belgijskih NEST in "porazili
Amerieane." Zdaj so Americani
zavzei Kolin in izsilili prehod
preko Rene.
Vsak dan postaja Nemcija
manjsa in manjsa pocasi je Sc
kama ma kose. Mi smo zdrobili en-
"kotel v nenogo manjsih. Pome-
ranija je razsekana "a klobase.
Roke dvigujejo ma sa1no navadni
FRITZ, an1pak tudi general me
premagljive nenlske armade.'
"konec je blizu,' SIC je glasil
naslov uyodnega clanka nekega
lista v Stuttgartu. Neki poeticni
Fritz je skusal potolaziti svoje
Gitatelje 2 idejo, da lie konec I'll
me blizu." Da, konec zime je bli-
"A iRz MO tudi konec roparske
NenGije.
Kaj Nemei, XII 50 nameravali
zavojeyati yes svet, mislijo Y teh
zadnjih noceh zinae, v teh zad-
Nth noceh Nemcije? Maj nave
dem nekaj odstavkov ii pisna,
81 ga je pisala neka Nemlxa, IL
VEGA Y Heidenheimu u Wnrtem-
hurgu:
"Jaz Sc kar ne morenn priva-
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krat padel." Tezko je to pove-
dal in v oci so mu stopile SOL
re. ~"
Sedaj 81 zeli v vojno akade-
MILO. Rad hi bill Titov oficir.
/. "Kaj- hi pa povedal marsalu
Titu, &c bi sc srecala?"
"Ce bi me vprasal, hi mu Sc
veda povedal o domacih, O
Jesenicah, o gorenjskih hribih,
O nasi Primorski :"
Sc je pripovedoval Slavko.
Ko je tako govoril, je prisel
generalmajor Dusan Kveder.
Mirno je obstal pred komandan-
tom in ga gledal svojimi siro-
kimi, otroskimi ocmi.
"No - mas fant! ST kaj We
sci? Jutri hos lahko ze v Beo-
gradu. Sc odlikovanje "a hra-
brost in noyo obleko bos dobil.
Dobro Sc uci, da bos cez leta
mladi - Titov oficir!"'
In Balancev Slavko sin. jese-
niskega kovinarja, je sklenil.
da Sc DO vojni akademiji prid-
no ucil, da bo postal Titov Off
cir.
Ivan Tavcar.
("NaSa vOjska" IL. feb. l945)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-03
Gasovi IL domovine:
Ti+ov oficir bo postal

Majhen je Balancev Slavko.
Komaj petnajst let mu DO. We
selo je stopil tia v sneg z brzo-
strelko pred sabo. Dobro sc mu
je zdelo, ko je bill slikan.
PROPORTIONAL je v materini
gorejseini Jesenicah, donna
cih, O svojih mladih prijateljih
in O svojih desetih mesecih par
tizanstva po Gorenjskem in Pri-
morskem.
Leta 1941, ko je nabiral S
prijatelji borovnice v gozdu, je
prvic videl partizane. Cul je
streljanje, nato pa je zagledal
moze v klobukih, gasilskih ka-
pah, S perjem "a trakom. Lon
eek z borovnicami mu je padel
liz rok. Nikomur nj povedal o
tenn srecanju, Sc ocetu ne.
Poslej je pomagal junakom
vgozdih. Kmalu je postal SKOJ-
evec. Vodila jih je neka tovari-
sica. Zbiral je "a partizane hra-
no, jim jo nosil v hosto, razbi-
jail svabom okna, zarnice, tele-
fonske loncke, REAL zico, posi-
pal cesto z zebljicki.
"Tudi podnevi smo Jim ma
gajali. Seveda dobiti te nj
so smeli!' sc je hudomusno ma
smejal.
Dolgo je pomagal partizanom
dolgo skodoval svabom. Sest-
najst jeseniskih mladincev je
bile svabom tri leta v strah.
"Gnjavilo jih je, 'da mas ne
morejo."
Pa, Sc je nasel nekdo, XII jih
je izdal, a dobili jih MISC.
Balancev Slavko je odsel v
Mozakljo. Postal je borec Grad
nikove brigade. ze prvo noe so
napadli Fuzine. Padle so Gorje,
Srednja vas, Ribno v Cr-
mem vrhu je zaplenil prvo pus-
ko.
mi bila ne karabinka, ne dol
ga italijanska TAXA sred-
MIA -" Rad je nosil to pusko,
XII jo je sam zaplenil. Nato je
bill kurir.
Najlepse Sc spominja borb "a
Srednjo vas. Ljudje SO jih bill
veseli in ko so odsI, SO jokali
"a mimi. A ma Jelovici je bilo
tezko. Tri dni Sc je v dezju sko-
zi obroce prebijal njegov bata-
lion.
'Kaj irnas pa tn, ma tel VI
vici?"
"Spomin ma kolnandira ..
sekretarja SKOJ-a, H je ta-
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Y zivljenju marsala Moltke-
ia, ki v vojslj nj bill nikdar pre-
magan, Sc je pripetila epizoda,
" kateri je moral marsal sam
priznati, da ga je nasprotnik
zaradi svoje vecje duhoyitosti
premagal. Ia nasprotnik je bill
povrhu Sc navaden kadet. Ego
dilo Sc je to oh priliki pregleda
kadetnice v Lichterfeldu.
Pred Moltkejem SO pohvalili
nitro presojanje in duhovite Cd
govore nekega kadeta. Marsal
je prikimal, vprasal "a ime tega
kadeta in sam pri sebi je skle-
nil, da DO preizkusil tega vzor-
mega ucenca.
Prisli so v prvi razred, v ka-
terem je bill tudi omenjeni ka-
det. Marsal, XII je bill znan kot
zeio molcec clovek, je ma veliko
zacudenje tudi sam stavljal
vprasanja. Tako je poklical ka-
deta, XII so mu ga pohvalili in
kratko in strogo iznenadil
vprasanjem: "Kako 'siroka je
Selma pri Londonu?" -....
Kadet nj niti trenutek pomi-
sill, ampak t tocno odgovoril:
"Ravno tako kakor Temza pri
Parizu, ekscelenca!"
Moltke je videl, da je prema-
gan. Kislo Sc je nasmehnil in
dejal: "Premagal me je in mare
dill izpit z odlicnim uspehom."
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It'll se6Lre u 10 dramaCizlra
DR.. Krek. Je to poljudna slika
il kmeckega zivljenja polna
humorja in obenem poducljiva
Kot ze naslov pove, imajo CLAW
ne vloge tri sestre, Mazda, spela
in Ana. Use tri SO godne "a mo-
zitev, ampak vsaka ina kaksno
napako in postavni gruntafski
fantje ne .rasejo kar ma dreve-
sih, kot naprimer eesplje.
Mazda je najstarejsa, pa je
silno obrekljiva in hinavsko po-
BONA. spela je mocna kot vol,
cato so Meme ambicije lie pri
kravah in pujskih. Ana bi bila
pa r a d a gospa, pa j manjka
uglajenosti in ljubosumna je cd
sile. Pa Sc oglasi Gabrov France
in povprasa po Spell, No, in do
bill jo je, ampak je bilo treba
hudih "arcnji', da jo je ukrotil.
Ana je vjela ma finance organi-
sta in pevovodjo Antona, toda
ga je tirala vsled svoje ljubo-
sumnosti v obup. V tenn poloza-
ju mu je prisel ma pomoe njen
oce Orel, XII je tako uredil, da
je bio "a oba prav. Ostane mu
Sc Mazda, XII pa je vsled dodge
ga jezika ostala stara devica.
V igri nastopijo vsi start in
izkuseni igralci kot: Josie Moe
mix, Minka Kramer, Jennie
Primo, Gusti Zupaneic, Frank
zigman, Frank Kokal, Andy
Bozic (kovac), Marion Bashel
in Konrad Floss. Igro rezira
podpisani, docim ina Louis Ka-
ferle nehvalezno "vlogo" sepe-
talca.
Ker je med igralci nekaj pev-
cev, Sc je v igro vpletlo tudi
lepe narodne pesmi. Cena vstop-
nicam je samo SOC, vsled tega
gredo v denar kot suhe
hruske. Progressive trdijo, da
so jih prodale ze 300 in kot IL
gleda, bo treba Ribnicana, da DO
dvorano razrinil.
Po igri Sc vrsi pies in prosta
zabava. Ia pies igra Uletova
orkestra. Ker so igre med nami
redka prikazen in ker so Pro-
gresivne Slovenke zelo delavne
ma narodnem polju, Jim dajmo
priznanje S tenn, da Sc vsi vde-
lezimo njih predstave. Pridite
tudi IL ST. Clairja in Collinwoo-
da!
Frank Cesen.