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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28

game on ice with l26. Perhaps, fl soda had the same effect on other members of the Plugs team as 1t has on Florence Smith, the result might have been different. It is amazing how easy 1t is to get strike after a sip of soda, isn't it, Flo? There is really nothing to 1t,
 Note to Jets and Plugs-watch out for those Socketsl They an- nexed four points this week at the expense of the Volts, and can sneak into second place if you aren't care- ful.
 Although the Sparks are in the cellar, they are still putting up a fight, as the Switches discovered. much to their sorrow. the latter team dropping three points again this week. What has happened to the Switches?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28
HOppe .34 Up

Boston, March 28.-(UPl-Willle Hoppe of White Plains, N. T., hoasted a Sa-point lead over Jake SehaefeT, Jr,, of Chicago today af- ter the pair had completed thelg three-day S00-point billiard exhi- hition at the Boston City club.
 Hoppe eued his way to victory in five consecutive blocks before drop- ping . 50 to S2 verdict to his rival in the final block last night, Hoppe had taken the afternoon match SC to 30, The willy New Yorker ended the thTee-day play with a total ol 2e2 points to his rivals PAS.
 The pair now move on To Buf. fal0. Cleveland and Detroit
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28
N. Y. R0ngeFs
 Toke Over Eagles

New Haven, Conn, March a8.- (uPl-The New Haven Eagles Of the American Hockey League were under the gullding hand of the New Rangers today,
 Jacob Podololf, vice president of the New Haven Arena, said the Rangers would use the New Haven club as . farm team starting with ie40-A7 season, The American Hockey League club. known as the Eagles since their start i0-years ago, will be renamed the RaMhlers,
 In charge of the RamhleFs will be Lester g-Tiek, Prank Boucher and Tommy Loekhart. present secretary Of the Eastern Amateur Hockey AS- soeiatlon. The New Haven team was operated during the past sea- son by Eddie Shpre who Is expected to transfer his hockey attentions 70 Springfield. Mass, next season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28
Stopped At Sixty

Starting slowly, U. s. Rubber were on the short end of a 7-2 count be- fore the Minnicucei combination
 began to click" but once they got the range of the hoops 1t was Katy. bar the door" it was 39-27 at half time, and from there on, the bor- ough basketeers, led by John Gefty)
 Farrar, increased it's lead to a 2l point edge when the timers whistle ended the game, Farrar, with field goals and g successful free-throws
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28
FREEMAN TO FACE FREAK; FOUR BOUTS
By MAMMERLoCK nARRY

---'-~f-N+~~~-~ - A-A-A+-N%
 Just what gives, when a et0- pound human ball of fat gets his five-star hams" on a mere 27s pound wrestler should be worth while watching for, when Martin Levy - professional wrestllngS 'Blimp" tangles with Rerble Free- man, bad boy of the Bronx" to- night at the State Armory. The latter defeated Mike Haller of po- land last week m the first card of the season after a seven-year absence of the grunt and groaners from our fair city.
 May Me Murder
 George tKO) Koverly of Cali~ lofnia, an iron-j -jawed, steel-muscled matman is paired with Sidney Sit- koWsEi, Polish strong man" who VIII need all of his strength to stay in the ring more than few minutes at time, as Koyerly, If he sticks to his script. is apt to throw Sidney into row 5. Section p more ethan once during the even- ing, A former boxer, the Cali Iornian also has been known to knockout more than a few wrestling foes with well-directed left hooks and right crosses.
 Dave Butcher Boy) Levin, of Jamaica, L. I, and Ivan Kemeroff, the Mad Russian, are also to be- seen in a half-hour bout, which Will show Levin, a former worlds champion 10 advantage, since Russ sians can't win much he-eabouts. as was shown at the U. N. o. meet- ing Tn New York yesterday.
 pr. Straess. a Delaware wrestler IS to meet zimba Parker of Har- lem in an opening time limit bout that may be very interesting ac- coroing to promoters Eddie Walk CT and Brownie Karaban.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28
Famous N.C.A.A. Swim Meet At
 Yale Tomorrow

New Haven, Conn, March 26- The contestants who splash their way to victory in the NCAA swim ming championships at Yale Fri- day and Saturday can wear their newly-won crowns with the aSsur- ance that they are the best in the nation.
 Tn the past three years wartime restrictions and concomitant travel bans have prevented many of the nations best teams and individual performers from competing ic this title competition and some champ ions were crowned in rather uncon- vincing clockingS. But that's all ov- CT now and the field of entries for this 23d classic totals l58, the third largest in NCAA history and includes every top-notch collegiate performer in the books.
 The youths who gather here will be from California and Texas Mi chigan and Maine, Ohio and Penn sylvania, New York and Minn- esota, Connecticut and Iowa. North Carolina and Illinois, New Hamp- shire and every other metropolis and whistle-stop where swimming champions are born and breo.
 As the host institution it's na- tural that Yale should lead the list with g youths listed for com petition, but large squads will also be on hand from Michigan, Ohio State. Army, Navy, North Carolina Wayne, Michigan State and MinnH- sota, while the other g institu- tions taking part will be represent ed only by their top-drawer swim mers.
 Keen Rivalry
 In the meet will be more than two dozen conference record hold CTS, but conference titles are worth a dime a dozen in this years NCAA and even defending champions may well find themselves placing far back in the field when the returned war veterans begin their assault on the record books.
 The largest number of entrants will be in the 30 anc lO0-yara freestyle dashes where l946 champ ions will have to wade through a field of 4I in each event. A total of 25 will be seeking 220-yard free" style honors, while two dozen are entered In both the 440-yard tree- style and backstroke races Ihe best breaststroker will have to bet- ter a field of l9 others, while in the l6OO-meter frsestyle grind Friday morning there will be iS eontes- tants.
 twelve teams are entered in the medley relay, with nine scheduled to take part in the 40O-yard lEee- style relay.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28
Collins Chides
 Rich Dan Topping

New York. March 28-(uPl-- Owner Ted Collins Ol the Boston Yanks Of the National Football League turned down Q reported offer of si0,000 from Dan Topping to give up the name of "Yanks."
 When Collins heard Of Topping's alleged attempt to buy the name for his New York All-Ameriean conference team. which will use Yankee stadium next fall. Collins said the statement of Topping's Is typical of young man who was born rich"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28
Torres Shows

Orlando, Fla. March 28-CUP)- The mystery surrounding ti1e whereabouts of Gil Torres ended today when the veteran short stop reported to the Washington Senators in company with Mickey Guerra. the Mats Cuban catcher.
 Both players reportedly had sign- ed with the Mexican baseball league but Torres denied the report. ex- blaming that he had rejected a three-year contract calling for $8,000 a year, plus living and trans portation expenses. Guerra had no comment and immediately went into conference with Manager Os- sic Bluege.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28
THOMAsTON ALL-STARS
Fights Lost Night
By UNITED PRESS

Providence. R, l., March 2s-UPl Willard BuckleSs, l56, of Saugus, Mass, punched out a l0-round de- eision over Johnny Jones, l52. of Pittsburgh, Pa, in the feature bout at the Arcadia last night,
 In preliminaries: Jackie Gilligan, l65, Toronto, deeisioned Alex Re- bark, Pawtucket (6l; Tommy Doyle, l90, Fall River, Mass, de- cisioned Tony Andraze, lT6, Ware ham, Mass, (6l: Pete Noka, lA2, Rrockton, Mass, deelsioned Joe Pallaza, lS5, Boston, (a.
 New York (Jamaiea Arenal-- (UPl-GeoFge (Sonnyl Horne. l60 s-A. Valley Stream, N, F., out- pointed Stanley sims, lSs i-2, New York (0,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28

turned in an excellent performance as he has been overdue for 8 big night and it could not have come at better time, barring next Sundays $ final game and title test.
 New Haven players had a chance to score 35 points on free throws, but netted less than 10, missing 26 from the Is foot line. Chet Wojack, USR center and Walter Yackowski added l2-9-2l more points to the winners total. Score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28
Major IRA.
 Bowling Tonight

The schedule for tonight's games in the IRA. Major Bowling League is as follows: Mattatuck vs Seovill ERA; American Brass vs. Metal Hose; Chase vs. Plume & Atwoods; Scovill. Waterville, vs. U. S. Time. The records for the past week: Jackson of Chase, high single with l52, with White of Chase with l5i. sharon of Chase, high triple with 40. and Jackson of Chase. 409.
 High single team games. Chase. 676. Scovill ERA. 668 High total, Chase 1881, Scoyill ERA, 1886.
 Standing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28
Local Duo in
 Sf0ke Hundb0H

William Flemlng and WlIllh1H Maisto of the U. 8. Time Corpora. [. ton, and Louis chiffo and Arnold Paulk Of Naugatuck Chemical reps resent Waterbury in the conneeti- cut Y.M.C.A. Industrial Doubles Handball Championship held at the Y.MC.A. in Hartford, Conn, on Saturday, March 90, at 2'so o'clock
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28
OakviIIe Merchants To Oraanize Team

oakVille, March 2s-The oakvllle Merchants held e meeting last night for the boys in the vile, to form q hard ball team to be entered in Interstate League.
 The meeting was held in South School.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28
Cops Single

Harold Hughes copped high single l5S, In the weekly matches of the Chase Grand Street Office Din league at the Chase Alleys on North Main Street last week as his Sup plies team trounced Accounting,
 The scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28
CaIverIy, LaveIII,
 MuIlaney on U. P. AII-NeW England
By FRANK HARRINGTON lIinlkAIR Preaa Hnnria Wrikarl

NVHAbCu EEGsa HVuEN8 WElWHfI Boston, March 28.--(UP)-Five colleges in the six-state region were represented today on the All-New England basketball team selected by the Ullted Press.
 Two freshman standouts were named to the star-studded quintet which also included q former All-American player.
 Heading the roster as captain was the brilliant Ernie CThin Man) Calverley of Rhode Island State who this season established na- tion four-year scoring record
 Joining Calverley at forward was Woody" Grimshaw of Brown Uni versity As competent on the foot ball field as on the basketball floor he led his Bruins to successful season against top-notch opponents At center, freshman Tony Lavclli of Yale stole the show on his more experienced opponents.
 The back court was well cared for by sparkling Joe Mullaney, freshman "whiz kid" of the highly touted Holy Cross quintet. and Wyndol Gray, leader of once- -beaten Harvard
 Mullaney was the backbone of the Holy Cross attack, while Gray, an All- American while at Bowling Green of Ohio last season, was Har- yards main scoring threat
 Keaney Best Coach
 The honor of coach for the All- New England quintet goes to the silyery- -thatched Frank Keaney, Of R. l. State. The remarkable Keaney repeatedly has produced New Eng lands top basketball attractions in his stay at the Rhode Island Col lege.
 The lineup:
 Ernie Salverley co ... R. l. State
 Forward Woody" Grimshaw .. Brown Univ.
 Forward Tony Lavelli .....,a.. Yale Univ.
 Center Joe Mullaney .,....,... Holy Gross
 Guard Wyndol Gray ............ Harvard
 Guard
 oDiS HiSiVlOlIy GClIIlOI V . Connell and George Rattan. Holy Gross; Dick Hole and Bob Shea, R. | State; Don Ross, U. s. Coast Guard; Bob Myers, Dartmouth; George Goodreault, Boston Univer- sity; Walter Dropo, University of Connecticut; Don Champion, Har- ward; Bob Scarda, Tufts; Henry Ethier, Providence; 'Whizzer" White, University Of New Hamp- shire; Ed Laffey, Worcester Tech: Paul Walker, Yale.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28

Navajo Indians will not klll Q bear. believing that it might be the relncarnation of some human soul, Sports Afleld.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28

CONN. LIGHT 4 POW. co. LEAGUE
 (MixedD (The Genlot Recreation Alleys)
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|. s. RUBBER
sPERRY d BARNES

IOlals 10 o5 Score at half tie: '. s. Rubber 39, Sperry & Barnes 27, Referee: Mo- bile. Umpire: Ghirardini.
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Wild animals fight for safety. love. hunger.-Sports Afield.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-28
RRIDGEPORT RRI
AMERICAN BRASS

Sore at half tie: Bridgeport Waterbury r. Referee: John Cluney. Umpire: Santopietro.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-28
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

joe Sc Slovanstva v raznih OH
rih, je eitalnica sklenila ma
svoji letni seji meseca decem-
bra. Poleg tega je bio tudi skle-
memo, da Sc citalnica naroci ma
vee dobrih revij v angleskem
jeziku. Nekaj teh revij ze pri-
haja v citalnico, tudi neka j
knjig v angleseini imamo. 1ele-
ii bi hilo, da bi Sc prieelo zani-
matt vec ljudi il mlajse gene
racije. To bi dalo poeetek, ka-
teri bi incl bolj gotov povda-
rex, temu oddelku v angleskem
jeziku. Pa tudi slovenski odde-
lex DO potreboval mnogo knjig.
Skozi vso vojno dobo nj preje-
la citalnica nobene slovenske
knjige il stare domovine. Sc
daj. DO treba nabaviti mnogo
knjig. V starem kraju kar mr.
goli move povojne literature.
Ma rokah imamo vsakovrstne
cenike teh novih knjig. Citalni-
ca bo potrebovala tisoc dollar
jew samo "a move knjige IL sta
rega kraja..
Pa Sc nekaj maj VAN povem.
Slovenska narodna citalnica je
ma svoji zadnji redni mesecni
seU sprejela predlog, da vsi do
brostojeci clani drustev in raz-
nih ustanov, XII pedpirajo ci-
talnico, lahko postanejo polno-
moeni elani Slovenske narodne
citalnice, ako Sc izkazejo po-
trdilom cd tajnika svojega dru-
stva ma seji citalniee, To velja
"a slovenska drustva in angle
sko govoreca drustva. Prosim,
da tajniki drustev vzamejo to
ma znanje. V tenn smislu bodo
VISA drustva obveseena, to pa
enkrat po citalniski prireditvi,
ker sedaj imamo druge oprav-
ke.
Torej rezervirajte drugo ne
deljo v novembru "a eitalnisko
prireditev OBJ treh popoldne.
Kdor pa bo il kaksnih vzrokov
zadrzan priti popoldne, maj ne
pozabi priti zvecer ma pies. ce
Sc boste oglasili v prizidku av.
ditorija, boste imeli priliko sre.
cati vse dobre ljudi slovenske-
ga Clevelanda.
Vas kulturno pozdravlja
Josip sircel,
tajnik citalnice
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-28
n .ROKOBORBA

Kot vsak torek vecer, Sc bo
tudi jutri vecer vrsila zanimiva
rokoborba v Centralni orozarni,
"a katero je promoter Ed Ge-
merchak najel naibolise roko-
IbOrce. Nobeden izmed tekmecey
ne tehta mad 200 funtov. Pred
kratkim je Gemerchack mama
ail, da DO Oh vsaki priliki mogo-
ce uredil program tako, da So
bodo StirjeF roko oborci borili med
sabo hkrati, kar j. vzbudilo W
hko zanimanje posetnikov ro-
kohorbe. Vstopaice 50 naprodaj
Cd torla opoldne naprej.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-28

da nj nobene monos da bi Kuomintangu (centrani
vladi Kitaske) uvelavil zmernejsi element doker be
ciang Kajsek incl kai besede gede komunistov" Sc
verni KIM pa je rekel: .-~'
"Imenujeo iih konauniste ampak ime mas ne sme pre-
strast kaza 50 ko dobr borci prot Japoncem in SO
veliko boil demokraticni ko drga tolna pneg tega
pa 50 stor marsikaj dobrega svoje lu Moglo b Sc
reel marsikaj MIN v prilog" +
Gen. Stilwell je zatsnl svoje oc, predno je incl pr
liko povedati aerskeu ljudstvu resnico polozaju
KIM Niegov zadnji dnev SO bill zagrenen oh misli, da
njegova astns dezela podpranjem cianGKaseka dkta
t,lre vodi borbo prot dvigu demokracije Aziji,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-28
Mole naisli in ogled
California

Cleveland, O. - S temi vrsti-
cami zelim napisati nekaj spo-
minov il nasega potovanja v
California. S soprogom sva Sc
dogovorila, da greva "a nekaj
casa, mogoce "a stalno, v lepo
soneno California. Tako Sc je
priblizal dan 5. augusta, dan ma
jinega odhoda. Tezke mama je
bio zapustiti Cleveland, ker ta-
krat sva res mislila ostati v Ca
liforniji, da povem kar narav-
most.
Moi sin Walter mi je veckrat
pisal, da maj 81 vzameva neko-
liko casa "a pocitnice. Mlajsa
generacija ne verjame, da bi
Sc morale samo delati in pray
imajo. Ako bi clovek vel ne
kolko poeitnic in tenn bi 81
najbrze marsikdo podaljsal "a
nekaj let svoje zivljenje. sa j
clovek vendar nj stroj ali mlin-
ski kamen, katerega vedno vo-
da zene.
Bilo je v veliko mole zacude-
ME ze prvi dan, ko sva dne 8.
augusta dospela v Oakland, Ca
Gf. Tam je bilo tedaj prav mr.
zlo kot tukajv novembru. Oble-
cena sem bila v poletno obleko,
brez povrsne suknje. MOI je
incl ma glavi slamnik. Verjemi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-28
|Sodnijski process proti
|sloyenskim izdajalcen,
%. oktobra 194d
(nadaljevanje)

jevanjc)
obrne, "a ponce hrvatskemu ma
rOdu."
J Ma vprasanje, ce so to bill
ustasi, je Rupnik pritrdil, nakar
je opomnil tozilec, da papez mo-
Ii in prosi Boga "a pomoc usta-
Sem.
Rupnik je smehljaje odgovo-
ril 2 "da!"
| Rupnik je nadalje povedal, da
je bill poleg MEGA pri obeh pri-
segah domobrancev navzoc tudi
skof Rozman. Pred prisego je
najprej bral maso in potlej ie
bill craven kot COST.
Rupnik je nato primal, da je
Hacinova policija mucila turja-
ske zrtve, zlasti DIR. Vita Kraig-
herja, III katerega je bilo tezko
kaj ven dobiti." Spominja1 sc je
tudi, da so Kraigherja nekoliko
"privili in je verjetno, da SO mu
dali tudi 'batine'."
Tozilec je nato podrobnejse
izpraseval Rupnika O seji %.
aprila 1945 pri skofu Rozmanu,
ma kateri je bilo zakljuceno, da
maj Nemoi takoj zapustijo slo-
vensko zemljo, pri cemur dobi-
% jamstvo, da ne bodo napade-
nj. Seji je predsedoval direktor
(Narodnega odbora) dr.. Renee,
kateri pa nj dosti govoril. Maj
vec besede je incl dekan skrbec,
skof Roman pa sc je mesal v te
razgovore raznimi pripombani
in vprasanji. Navzo6ih je bilo
kakih "a oseb, med katere je
Rupnik pristeval Remeca, Basa-
ia, smajda, Zajca, Stareta, zit-
aka, smrdeta pa Sc kakih 10
drugih. Ma vprasanje, &c bi do
mobranci zascitili umik Nemcev,
&c je bill TAX dogovor, je Rupnik
odloeno potrdil da. IL Rupni-
kovih belezk koledareku je ma
to tozitelj precital sledeeo be-
lezko cd %. marca: .'@Ne
"Doma-radost sa vestima o
predstojeeem ugovoru sa Me-
mackom."
Ribnikarjevi nasveti Rupniku
Pemozni tozilec je vprasal OBJ
tozenca Rupniks, &c pozna Adolf
ia Ribnikaria, lastnika "Veeer-
nika" v Mariboru.
"Da," je dejal Rupnik. "Prisel
Ije enkrat v Pokrajinsko upravo
in Sc predstavil kot pisee clanka,
ko sem postal zupan."
Tozilec je nato preeital dolgo
pismo, XII ga je Ribnikar pisal
Rupniku junija 1912, v katerem
Sc huduje mad 'bivsimi voditelji
|slovenskega naroda, XII so Sc
zdaj poskrili po misjih luknjah"
,er apeliral ma Rupnika, da Or
sanizira akcijo "a propaganda
proti partizanstvu. Pref ali slej
ii bila potrebna objava promi-
nentnih Slovencev, najvidnejsih
kulturnih, socialnih in gospo-
darskih delavcev-starih politi-
kov bi ne smelo biti vmes-ka-
teri bi Slovence kot rodoljubi
pozvai narod ma solidarnost. L.
delan hi moral hiti podroben ma
crt akcije, preden hi Sc zacela
izvajati. Ia isvr$evamje javnega
reda in mirm, "a kontrolo konau-
nistov W nsorda bila kot poneoS-
na silo ohupacijske oblasti ma
mestu tudi koka n,estna policijo
|. :. formiramje kake nsestanske
garde, seveda . sporazum,u q
okxp0cijsko oblastjo -.
/ Rupnik je izjavil, da nj dobil
loriginalnega pisma, temvec le
|italijanski prevod.
fNadalj ljevanje sledi)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-28
Pridite ma 40. obletnico
8. N. citalnice

A$A4O 4Ao 1Os ~0AV44A4SO
s. N. Citalnice
Slovenska. narodna eitalniea
praznuje svoj 40-letni jubilej
10. novembra tega leta. To je
dolga doba "a kulturno ustano-
vo v tuji dezeli. Bila je vse-
stranskega znacaja cd poeetka
do danes. Zato citalnica zanje
veiko spostovanje vseh tukajs-
njih Slovencev; katolieanov, So
cialistov in svobedomiselcev. v
prvotnih letih Sc je rodilo v ci-
talnici mnogo idej, katere so
vzklile v raznih kulturnih sku-
pmah. Te kulturne skupine SO
doprinesle lep delez kulturnega
udejstvovanja v slovenskem m
Clevelandu. Marsikdo Sc je Sc
znanil slovenskimi pisatelji,
pesniki in dramatiki, prebirajoc
citalniske knjige. Vse te in slic-
ne prijatelje in znance citalnica
vljudno vabi, da posetijo memo
4O-letno slavic 10. novembra v
Slovenskem avditoriju, 6417 St.
Clair Ave-, OBJ stirih popoldne.
Ia citalniska prireditev DO
inlela program zelo raznolieen.
Vsebina programa DO brez
dvoma zelo ugajala slovenske-
mu obeinstvu. Ma programu DO
gover svecanosti citalnice !;
godba ma vijolino; umetni pies;
petite v zborih, kvartetih, due
tin in solospevih. Vse te toeke
bodo proizvajai n asi domaci
slovenski umetniki. Torej ne
zamudite te prilike, ker take
prireditve ne prihajajo pogo
sto. To je mogoee lie oh velikih
slavnostih, takih kakorsnih ena
bo Slovenske narodne citalnice.
Med nami zivi Sc vedno ne
kaj clanov-ustanoviteljev. Dru-
gi so si po zakonu narave k
vecnemu pocitku. Te lived e
ustanovitelje bono imeli priliko
videti ma odru, da jim cestita-
mo. I'll pionirp slovenske kul-
ture v Clevelandu so sledeci:
Jos. Kalan, Frank Relai, Frank
Cerne in Frank Zupancic. Oni
so bill soustanovitelji Slovenske
narodne citalnice. Pa ne samo,
da so ustanovitelji eitalnice, BIZ
10 je treba tudi skrbeti zanjo. V
prvotnih letih obstoja citalnice
so bile velike tezkoee dobiti pri-
meren prostor, kjer bi jo ma
stanili. Tudi v financnih SITS
kah je bila veckrat. Takrat nj
bilo Slovenskega narodnega do
ma, da bi il nudil streho, nj bilo
ducate drustev in ustanov, ma
katere bi sc obrnila "a financno
pomoc.
Sedaj zivi eitalnica pod do
maeo streho, lahke bi rekh, v
svoji lastni hisi, v Slovenskem
narodnem domu, in to ze % let,
odkar je bill Dom zgrajen. Nj
Sc j treba bati, da bo prisel 60
spodar in rekel: "Pojdi. citalni-
ca, ISL 81 drugega gospodarja,
zakaj oddali bomo te prostore
drugemu odjemalcu, takemu,
XII DO vee zanje plaeal," Tako
pribl:z1o je bilo eitalnico v pr
vi polovici dobe njenega obsto-
ia. sedaj je pa vse drugaee. Tu-
di "a financno pomoc citalnice
skrbijo stevilna drustva, XII zbo-
rujejo v Slovenskem narodnem
domu.
Torej "a vse to blagostanje,
katero citalnica uziva v nasi
sredi, cuti tudi obveznosti. "a
to Sc dobro zaveda, da mora
slrziti splosni publiki slovenske
naselbine v Clevelandu. Postre-
ei mora etiva-zeljnim odjemal-
Gem v slovenskem in angleskem
jeziku. Da pricne eddelek S knji.
gami v angleskem jeziku, tika-
da nj nobene moznosti,. da bi
vladi Kitajske) uvejavil z
Ciang-KaiSek incl kai beSe