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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-12
Mrs. Guidon Is
Girls Auxiliary
Speaker Monday

Mrs, Charles Guidon. OF Java
vas guest speaker at the regular
monthly meeting Of the Intermediate
Girls Auxiliary Of the First Bap-
list chur-h held last night at the
home Of Miss Dolores Lord with
Miss Dolores Matthews as Joint hos
tess. Mrs. Guidon spoke Of her many
interesting experiences with the
JaNaneSe.
At the conclusion Of the meeting,
the hostesses assisted by their
mothers, Mrs. Lord and Mrs. Mat
theWs, served ice rea and cakes
to the following: Mrs. Guldon,
Frances Gentry, Susie Dunn, Alice
Ruth Gardner, Patsy Gill, Fay
BeckWith, CaneIla BeckWith, Ann
Dixon, Fran eS Dixie. Ruth Dennis,
Ann Conn, Agnes McLemore, Evelyn
toperson. 10 Ann Weaver, Marcia
Harper, Becky Tippett, Pat Adams,
z'eggy SAoN, Betty Joyce Miller
Janet WoodIief, Alice OFT, Edith
Rose Greene, and Mrs. j. c. Gard
Z
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-12
Mailed
Turner-\ anDvke
Wedding Febry. p

Invitations to the wedding of Miss
Marjorie VanDyke, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J.. l.. VanDyke. to Robert
Jackson Turner, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. r. j. Turner, have been mailed,
1t was learned today. The invitations
read as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lee VanDyke
request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Marjorie
to
Robert jackson Turner. Jr.
Lieutenant United States Army Air
Forces
Friday the tWenty-SeCOnd of
February at five o'clock IN
the afternoon
First Baptist Church
Henderson, North Carolina
No invitations were mailed in the
city but friends of the couple are
invited.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-12
War Mothers Meeting.

ne anc county chapter of War
Mothers will meet Wednesday aft
efno"n at 3 O'Clock at the home of
Mrs. NJ. ". Wcstcr ON Young avenue
with Mrs. G.. W. Knott as JOINT host
cS$' 1t was announced today. Guest
speaker Will be Mayor Henry r.
Powell. Members are requested to
notify one of the hostcsscs if they
are unable to attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-12

tess to the Bearpond club on We'd
ncsday afternoon. Renn's Crossroads
club will meet with Mrs. r. G.
CaWthorne Thursday afternoon ard
the Aycock club VIII meet with Mis-.
j. Z. Murphy on Friday afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-12
Society News
ROW OF HENLOCK TREES.

Across the fence these htmlocks
stand,
Clutching at snow, or looking into
the stars.
They creak under the ~onsIaughts of
wind,
But stand fast from end TO end
Unafraid of the tightening cold
Ut lhc WhIpldSh of the winter days.
ID. S.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-12
Home Meetings To
Be Held This Week

Home Demonstrate, meetings
Tor this week were announced To-
day by Mrs. Hattie +. Pluwmsr.
agent. "Htmestedd Planning F=I}l
be the topic Tor meetings. which
will be held at two O'clock.
Mrs. Harold Brumm,tt VIII be hos
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-12

j9r a tots Sprin n Summer.
Fay to sew. Pattern 9040 has en-
blsaered frock; adorable bonnet
and PIaysuit may be cut from a
mans shirt. Flower transfer includ-
ed
nattern 9040 in sizes 6 mos, |, ,,
8. +. 5 yrs. Size ?, frocll, / 3-8 yds.
35-aa. playsuit. bonnet, l ID vds.
Send TWENTY cents IN COINS for
taIs pattern to Daily Dispatch Pat
tern Dept, 1872 West 18th St, New
Nu.E l., n. Y. Print plainly SIZE,
NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE, NUM-
BEE.
The Marion Martin Spring Pat
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-12
ID 4. X. Meeting.

The Daughters of the American
Revolution will meet at eight o'clock
tonight at the home of Mrs. Jasper
b. Hicks, on J%ennette avenue, it was
announced today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-12
Book Club Meeting.

contemporary Book Club
VIII meet Thursday afternoon at
800 o'clock at the home of Miss
Alice Rose on Charles street, it was
announced today. Members are urg-
ed to be present for this meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-12
Go To

Mrs. H. j. knight and Mrs. c. O.
King left today for Richmond TO be
with Mrs. knights sister, Mrs. Grace
Homel, who is i'll in Stewards Cir
Gle hospital, Rlchmold.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-12
Rose Fleming Class Meeting.

The Rosa Fleming Philathea class
Of the West End Baptist church will
meet Wednesday night at 8 o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. Z. r. Nelson on
the Dabney road, it was stated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-12
Guest of Dukes,

Mrs. Emily Gothard, of Fort
Smith, Arkansas, is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. R. H. Duke, Jr.. at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
Duke on Parham street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-12

tern Book is now ready Its yours
for Fifteen Cents. Full of smart
styles for the new ''bag-on-a-belt'
printed right inside the book.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-12
Texas Visitor Here.

Ralph Stroud, of San Antonio,
Texas. is the house guest of Mrs.
Stella Ellington.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-12
the Sick
Has Operation.

Jasper r. Collins of the EPSON
community is a patient at Maria
Parham hospital, where he is re-
ported to be recovering nicely from
an operation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-12
Clark Vows
Spoken February 8

On Friday afternoon, February 8,
Miss Katherine Clark, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Clark, of Norlina,
Route /, became the bride of James
Rogers, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rogers, of Boydton, Va, with Rev.
Jack Taylor, pastor of the Methodist
church, officiating.
For the ceremony the bride was
dressed in a grey suit with brown
accessories.
The couple will make their home
near South Hill. Virginia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-12
In Greensboro Ceremonial,

Mrs. j. c. Gill and Mrs. f. c..
Hunt spent the Weekend in Green's
boro, where they took part in a
White Shrine OF Jerusalem cere-
mOnial.
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-12
Department Of Health Urges
 lmnuniZatiOn

JUNEAU-lmmediate immuni- zation against smallpox is urged for AlaSkans by Territorial Com missioner of Health C. Earl AL brecht, M.D., as protection against possible spread of the disease to the Territory from the State of Washington, where an outbreak in King County was reported March 26 by the State health depart ment as having reached "epidemic proportions"
 No cases of smallpox have been reported in Alaska Dr. Albrecht said, but due to the fact that Seat tie in King County, is a chief port of authorization for the North, Alaskans are advised to be vac Cinated against the disease as soon as possible.
 Mass immunization clirics are helpful in reaching many people, but individuals can always consult their local physicians for vaccin- ations. An ample supply of small pox vaccine is maintained at the Health Departments biologic de- pots in the Juneau, Anchorage and Ketchikan laboratories.
 It is believed the majority of children in Alaska are already inn mune to smallpox through vaccin- ation given in the continuing and periodic programs carried out by the Health Department in the va rious community health centers and by the Alaska Native Service medical division. But these pro- grams may not have reached all children and do not include adults
 The usual period of immuniza-
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-12

'cet, engage in considerable dla- logue and discuss the merit of a truth serum discovered in the war, was dragging down $166.66.
 Mary Ware earned S25 by way ing a pistol, looking pretty and alarmed, and skipping Claire Ire vor's cheek. Mary, you see, is a newcomer, a find from the nearby Pasadena Playhouse.
 For her ordeal, Miss Trevor re- ceiVed slightly less than O'Brlen. For that matter so did Herbert Marshall, who wasn't needed in the scene and hence wasn't even at the studio that day.
 A doctor of medicine, on hand as technical advisor for the arm jabbing, got $83.33 for the eight hours.
 Director Irving Refs knocks down about $166 a day, Camera man Robert deGraSSe about $125. Add in the lesser pay for other camera operators, grips, electrl- clans, carpenters, labOrers. stand ny painter, makeup men, Ward- robe experts, prop men, sound en- gineers, assistant directors, script girl and dialogue director and you begin to see what the money mas ters mean.
 The set, used three days. cost S4,200. Even the sound stage space is charged against the picture about $25O per day. And we have not mentioned designers, film pro- cesSors and editors, press agents, accountants, or that vague thing called overhead
 The studio calls "Crack-Up" an average "A" picture, using few extras, fairly lavish sets and ex- penSive principal players and cost ing from $800,OOO to $1,OOO,OOO.
 Phone Local News to Main 125
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IT COSTS Sl.064 A DAY! QUICK WATSON. THE NEEDLE!

HOLLYWOOD - Watching re- hearsal after rehearsal for one scene in a movie called "CracE- Up," l fell to wondering how much such meticulous monkey shines cost. RKO financial wizards computed the answer: about Sl4 a minute. More than $500 an hour.
 The whole eight-hour day, spent rehearsing and making several milm takes and close-ups of the single scene, cost approximately $6,5OO.
 This included $1,O64 lone days pay) to Pat O'Brien for merely lying unconscious on a couch, ut tering d few groans at the proper places and letting Ray Collins jab him with hypodermic needle.
 Ray, who had to remain on his
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-12
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the United States Weather Bureau, Nome. Alaska.
Friday, April l2, l946

Forecast Nome: Clear to scat tered clouds tonight and Saturday. Lowest temperature Saturday 5, highest temperature Saturday 25.
 Nome data as of 7:30 am. today:
 Precipitation last 24 hours, none Total precipitation this month O.Ol inches.
 Total snowfall this month O.l inches.
 Temperatures last "A hours: Highest 22, lowest o.
 Maximum wind last 24 hours 20 miles per hour from the north east.
 Sunrise at 4:37 am. Sunset at 7:27 pm.
 Comparative data: Tempera- tures one year ago today: High est 30, lowest 20.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: Lowest -23 in 1910: highest 42 in l940.
 Data for other selected stations as of 8:30 am. today:
The Nome nugget., 1946-04-12


 This included $l,064 lone days pay) to Pat O'Brien for merely lying unconscious on a couch, ut tering d few groans at the proper places and letting Ray Collins jab him with a hypodermic needle.
 Ray, who had to remain on his ton from a successful vaccination is believed to be from five to seven years, although some medi- cal authorities declare that to be absolutely safe, the individual should be revaccinated every three years.
 Seventeen cases of smallpox had been reported in King County and three deaths had occurred up to March 26, and more cases have been reported since then, it was stated. How many unidentified and unreported cases there are, is not known. All but one case have been traced to two sources, King County Hospital in Seattle, and Kirkland. However, one case it was said, apparently did not con- tract smallpox from either source, the patient having residence in a small downtown hotel in Seattle
 Dr. J. K. Bozeman, city epidem- iologist of the Seattle health de- pertinent, said the local cases can be traced to Japan.
 Arrangements have been made to carry out "masS immunizationS" in various Seattle communities and in several towns throughout King County.
 Smallpox is very serious dis ease and is one of the most con- taeious," declared pr. Albrecht. "Persons who are exposed to it, if unprotected by vaccination, are  almost sure to contract the dis ease Certainly anyone contem- plating visit to Seattle or the States and who has not had a suc- cessful vaccination within the past year should be revaccinated be- fore departure as precautionary measure.
 "The disease strikes people of all ages and is particularly fatal to young children. While authorities disagree as to just how the infec- tion is transmitted, it is generally accepted theory that it is spread by direct contact or by carriers who themselves are immune, and that it can be airborne.
 Smallpox has been controlled by vaccination until it has been looked upon as disappearing menace. But as soon as disease becomes somewhat rare, many people tend to be careless about it and develop false sense of se- curity. Precautions against such a disease as smallpox, however, must never be relaxed. The dis ease smolders here and there, and when conditions become favor able, it may break out in a mild or severe form. The Department of Health urges vaccination for ev-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-15
Vabilo ma prireditev Mad.
pevskega zbora

Cleveland, O. - Pravijo, da
zivimo v atomski dobi. Use vr-
ste iznajdb, kamor gremo, slisi-
mo vse vrste govornikov. &c ci-
tamo dnevnike, vidimo in bere-
mo rama priporocila in povabi-
la. Tako je tudi moi namen, da
varn priporoeim, da greste po-
gledat prireditev Mladinskega
pevskega zbora ma Waterloo Rd,
v nedeljo II. novembra oh 4. uri
popoldne.
Priredili bono nekaj izredne-
ga, nekaj "atomskega", "solo v
nebesih". Kaj bi vse marsikate-
ri dal, da bi v resnici mogel po.
kukati v nebesa?
Well, v nedeljo DO samo Csc.
In &c bono domisljavi kot tisti
rajnki Ribnican vnebesih, bono
v resnici tam.
Torej, ne pozabite teh ''Malih
palckov" v nedeljo II. novem-
bra! Pridite vsi ma Waterloo Rd.
M. Vidrich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-15
VOLITVE so BILE
DRAGE!

WASHINGTON, IA. nov. -
Predsednik odbora "a stroske
pri volilnih kampanjah ]. Percy
Priest je povedal, da bodo po
koneanem proracunu zadnje vo-
litve 1916 "verjetno enc cd mai
drazjih v zgodovini dezele."
Omenil je, da vsi racuni MISC Sc
urejeni, toda ko bodo, "stevilka
DO presenetljiva."
Priest je izjavil, da odbor nj
dobil nobenih prigovorov glede
tega, kako Sc je denar porabilo.
Veruje pa, da je denar bill porab-
!jen v "soglasju zakonom, &c
"a ne, vsaj luknjami v zako-
lu." Omenil je tudi, da je mai
1ecja talzsna luknja v zakonu,
"a Sc nj postavilo meje, koliko
1enarja Sc lahko porabi ma ene-
ga kandidata.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-15
Sodnijski process prot
slovenskim izdajalcen,
(Nadaljevanje)

strasno muceni. Malo stran je
lezala Maria Smrke, popolnoma
stolcena v prav majhni jami. DR..
Debeljak je odgrnil obleko in, "a
gledal, da je imeIa prsa odresa-
mo-. Malo stran je bill Franc Pirc
in Albina Majhen. Prste no obeh
rokoh IN nohte e>imel od$6iplje-
ne, spolocilo odresano, ODE u$esi
odsekasi, po obrasu pa take
udarce, da sc sploh nj poss,alo,
da je bH cloVek.
"Malo naprej sta lezala brata
Franc in Anton Rus. Franc je
bill brez noge. Oba sta bila nepo-
pisno stoleena, Be malo stran je
lezala hcerka in njena mama
(Rojeeva), stolcena kot vse dru-
&c. Kako so bill rabbit, sem vi
della sama, ker sem iskala hcer-
(Dalje ma 4. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-15
'Opereta "Mikado''

Zadnji petek in soboto so vpri-
zorili student;e Collinwood visje
sole poznano Gilbert in Sulliva-
aovo opereto "Mikado."
Celia prireditev Je izborno iz-
padla. Kostumi in scenerija je
oila zelo pestra.
Pohvale vredno je, da je, e,mno-
90 slovenskih dijakov nastopilo
in to tudi v glavnih vlogah. Po-
sebno Sc je odlikoval Tom Heg-
.er IL Neff Rd. V vlogi 'Koko."
oredyajal je to vlogo oba vecera
IN sicer izvrstno. Ravno tako je
V okeh predstavah igral vlogo
Yum Yum" James Tushar, Xxi
Sc je tudi odlikoval lepim ma
stopom.
Poleg teh so imeli sledeci slo-
IenSkl 1antJe IN deAieta VlOSe
predstavi ' petek ali soboto:
Maxine Yusich, Robert Klan-
cher, Barbara Petkovsek in Bet
ty Cerjan, XII ie zelo dobra altist-
"a.
V zboru SO nastopili sledeci:
,opranistinje: Dolores Skiba,
Vida Starin, Jean Ruzick in
Joan Drassler; bas: Frank Ku-
e, Robert Black, Robert Tom
sic. Pri orkestru pa sodelujejo:
Frank Moze, Andrew Oblak,
Virginia .Marinko, Valentine
Grill, Gilbert Kalsic Edith
Praust in Florence Dolan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-15
Vabilo in priporoeilo

Podruzaica st. 5 S.M.Z. ina
sedaj v teku kampanjo "a noyo
clanstvo. Vsak Slovenec ina
priliko do vstopa. "a one, XII SO
start med /. in 18. letom, je pro-
sta pristopnina in tudi k zdrav-
niku nj treba. Mi zborujenao
vsako tretjo soboto v mesecu
dvorani st. 4, stare poslopje
SIND ma st. Clair Ave.
6prejemamo decke v mladin-
ski oddelek in moske do 65. 1e-'
ta starosti. Priporo6amo Sc, da
Sc nam pridruzite.
I, Nasa prihodnja yeselica bo
soboto, %. novembra v dvora-
nj st. 1, novo poslopje SND.
"a nadaljna pojasnila sc obr-
mite 40 Glanov ali do II jnika
Tony Krampel,
1908 3. 66 Place.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-15

boka proti Rush, kateren hi alija bia eden zaostni
privesek.
cetud e aeriski tisk poskusal prezret tc zadne
itve tali Sc mimi skrva edno prailna pot
Ona je jasno podcrtana povsod evropkih drzavah XII
SO nahajale pod oupacjo nacifaszna XII Sic skozi
strahovito vono Xxi dozivele potcni in ekononski
bankrot idejne potrese in XII sedaj iseejo novh po in
viii ssemov XII j lako reso pred politicnim in ekono
skim kaoso. In tu nj vprasanje posaneznh strank tenn
wee vprasane enotnosti strank Ena stranka je
vedno pa mai 81 bo 6eu vseh osah politicnih stran
pred gotovo nepremestjvim problemi, ki po-
rajao vedno, ko dokoncuje doba enega sstema, XII e
dozve syoj poponi ekonomski spolom, toda Ii
nagonom prezvljanja obupno bor svoj obsoj in Sc
alo brga tenn svojenu egoisticnemu naporu narcd
fnjegovo usodo in denokraticno bodocnost,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-15
MALE DRzAVE PROTI
"VETU" VELIKIH SILL

LAKE SUCCESS, IA. nov
Male drzave, tlaniee organiza.
cije Zdfuzenih narodov, SO da-
mes dvignile revolto proti pravi.
ci vetiran "a, XII 10 imajo velike
sile, ter isto oznacile "a "dikta.
turo." Delegat Argentine je il.
javil, da bodo male drzave zace-
lie izvajati svojo lastno pravico
"vetiranja" TEN, da bodo "a
puscale seje.
DR.. Cesti K. Kurayk, Xxi je de-
legat STRIFE, je zahteval neod-
visnost Palestine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-15

ObreZa, smo preJemali mnogo
knjig. Ko sem postal Clan 1908
leta smo Sc nahajali ma st. Clair
Ave, mad "Chich" gledaliscem.
Pozneje smo Sc preselili ma 55.
cesto, ma to pa ma VOCAL 81. ce-
ste in Glass Ave. Cd tam ma St.
Clair v Korcetovo poslopje, Cd
koder smo Sc selili zopet z hiso
vred ma VOCAL 62. ceste in Glass
Ave. Med selitvijo je zmanjka-
10 nekaj knjig in stenska ra.
Dolgo let sc je' citalnica naha-
jala ma 81. cesti in Glass Ave-,
cd tam pa je koncno prisla v
Slovenski narodni dom, kamor
tudi spada.
10 Sc spominjam nazaj, sc mi
urivajo misli, da smo vsi dona-
Sail vsak po svoji moci, da sc je
storilo tako in toliko. Vsi drvi-
mo naprej v sebienem vsakda-
MEM trudu "a obstanek svoj in
obstanek nasih ustanov. v le-
tih, XII jih povprecno zivimo,
nam nj garantirana dolga do
ba - zmanjkuje mas. Ali ne bi
bio dobro storiti korake, da Sc
obdrzi spomin ma ljudi in delo,
XII so ga izvrsili ter delno do
prinesi j? Nikdo nj tako velik v
Ameriki med nami, da ne bi bill
prehitro pozabljen. Mar nismo
il citalnice crpali intelektualne
voditelje, kateri so postavili ma
Sc ime ma mesto, da mas sc ne
podcenjuje kot nekdaj?
Mozno bi bilo preurediti delo-
vanje tudi "a naso novo gene
racijo, katera bode v zrelih le-
tin zopet zacutila bogata cuv-
stva, XII jih nosi v sebi slovan-
ska dusa. Ameriski literarni
svet mas sele spoznava in lie tu
rojena mladina ina hvalezno
nalogo, da doprinese in seznani
tameriski svet z duseslovjem slo-
vanskih narodov. V tenn pogle-
du imamo pred seboj ogromno
delo, XII bode izvrseno najbrze
ma racun presenecenja onih, Xxi
danes blatijo narode, XII so maj
vee della in zrtev doprinesli, da
je svet taksen kot je. Zato so
tudi citalniearji lahko ponosni,
ker so vrsili plemenito vlogo
med nasimi Slovenci.
M. I. Lab.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-15

della IL nebes v Ribnico, kako je
mamica kuhala zgance.
Torej pridite jih pogledati,
boste mogoce tudi vi videli svo.
je rodne kraje, vsaj v duhu.
Mladinska prireditev DO v ne
deljo II. novembra v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terloo Rd.
..- ... J. Tomsic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-15
rs MRTVIH v ZRAcNI
NESREcI v HOLANDIJI

LONDON, IA. nov.-Nocoj lie
tik pred pristanjem v Amsterda-
nlu tresGiio ma zemijo veliixo pot
nisko ietaio, pri cenur je naslo
lsrnrt 26 oseb. Kesreca sc je Ego
di.a ma koncu poleta il Londona.
Pilpt A rct potnikov 80 bill
sitsi,i drzaVljani, vse ostale
zrtve pa 50 bile Holandci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-15
Oh 4Oletnici S. N. Eitalnice

Cleveland, O.-Nobene usta-
move nj med nami, XII bi sc mo-
gla primerjati z obsirnim vpli-
vom, XII ga je vrsila citalnica "a
mas zivelj v Clevelandu. Priha-
jail smo IL domovine cutom
vsak svoje domacnosti, XII Sc je
izlivala in topila v nekako slo-
vensko amerisko zivljenje. POT
mi Evrope in Amerike SO Sc I'LL
vail v novo zivljenje z nesteti-
mi problemi. Tisti Slovenci in
Slovenke, XII so nosili v sebi ne
smrtno zavest, ter simpaticno
zrli nazaj v rojstno domovino
so radi citali della nasih litera-
tov in della drugih slovanskih
velikanov, XII so ze pred 80. in
40. lett crtali pot enemu pro-
gramu slovanstva.
VOLTA in prirojena inteligen-
ca je nasla dovolj ljudi, da Sc
| je drzala citalnica ma lastnih
nogah med rojaki. citalnica
Carnegijeve ustanove in mestna
so mas zaeudeno gledale, ces, "a
kai ii ljudje ne poseeajo po ma
sih brezplacnih ustanov. Toda lie
enim med nami je bilo dano We
deti, da mi nismo citali knjig
| in casopisov cato, ker nismo
imeli drugega della, ampak smo
sledili velikim pripravam, XII so
stopale v ospredje, ter postale
svetovni problem in prinesle pr
vo in drugo svetovno vojno.
Poleg ostalih milijonov naro-
dow smo Slovenci v start domo-
vini nastanjeni ma pragu Evro-
pc. Bill smo vsem ma potu, ter v
| zadnji vojni doloeeni "a unice-
nje. Ne denar, lie dusevna "a
vest in fizicna vztrajnost je po-
magala, da Slovenija po ii gro
zoviti moriji Sc vedno zivi.
Izobrazba pridobljena potom
nasih mladih .domacih iteratov
mas je privezala ter uvrstila
med nase domace ustanove. Ia
to je moralna obveza vseh vra-
cati usluge. L. pretekle dobe Sc
spominjam mnogih dogodkov IL
delokroga citalnice. Ma primer
oh slucaju umora Lunder-Ada-
mica je sklicala citalnica pro-
testni shod v Knausovi dvorani.
Ljudi je bilo nabasano polno.
] Ko so govcrniki koncali z govo-
, ri, SO Sc pojavii V dvorani cas-
niski porocevalci, XII SO prvic v
zivljenju slisali, da smo mi Slo-
1 venci, a ne "Krajners in ALL
strians". Razmere v Evropi so
Jim bile, kot mi reeemo Span
ska vas''. V prostorih citalniee
so Sc vrsii mnogi sestanki, ter
sc resevala vazna vprasanja v
letu 1902 do 1916, ko sem Sc Ii
, vel oblizju, ter obiskoval pro-
4 store. zal, da je toliko rojakov
ze preminilo, Hi so bill zivahni
clani. Ko sem bill cd 1909 do
1911 leta tajnik, smo i'm eli
okrog IL do Is casopisov. Po-
leg slovenskih smo incl cello
'Das Interantes Blatt" il Du-
| naja. Potom nasega vestnega
zaafon,,ika IL r I,i,1h1iane Antana