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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-03-07

President Henry SCHNEIDER. 34S5 W.
5ith st. Tel: At 22S9.
Secretary Elsie Fleischer, 1906 Brins-
made Ave. Wo. 1906.
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3124oOOo1tao0 ..
Des~~sS. Ds~A. .. Ssemasrste1 T>s~s
Pras., Thomas Deptner Sr., 1868
Filbert. Tel: Pi. 1862.
Sckr., Jinka Keflner. S32A DevoDshir.
I Ave. Tel: Tu. S.-s:..
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belfen. - Bitte, bite. feline Mnts
mort, teinen Dant."
9ons uar fteben sebliebtn.
2ei9enbIab, fpra9los fturrte er ben
Sprsder an, beHen id'pere 3unse itm
ioeben Elm fur4tbures gebeimnib ents
biiQte. @
.gs 1T bo4 nidt m0glid." iaste CT
lputbbebenb. roaB Sie mein Bib -
,Was?" anttpprtete paTau nun
aud nit erbobener Gtimme. ,Sie, Sie
molten mid nod anfa6ren, tueil i4. i'd
Sbnen gu Sbrem Slid" perbelfes
Sic slauben bod nidt etipa. baB 70 n
9lnfGnser, bab @ie 10 non allein reinz
tommen in ben Salon9 sic. nit 81
ret srassriinen Mittass9ei@i4te, ober
lpie bas Ding beibt. 9<2"
Auber ii& bob 9ans ben Nrm uno
b6tte losse14lasen. tpenn ni4t DITTO.
oer 3uriidattlieben mar, in bieiem Nus
senblid baspiihensetrtttn mare.
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:. o. Vsrsaa. 4vsa9 @.
y, rsammluns tsdsn sonntas n:
Taylor Strasse.
Pras.. Joseph g. Eve, l1S Wilder Ave
Prot -Sekr.. GeOrI Bodendorfer. 01t
Pe skford Str.
C.-V.-Sekr., John Unrcb. Slos Dsla-
ware Avenue.
New Castle, ~, - =. =. =. ykoaoa. md
JHngfrauCn 8. y. vsIe11. 8Ve1g ~.
Ver samm!ung 5eden Donnereta0 vor
dem 2. Sonntag i'm Monat IN der "Ecin-
trachf" Halle. rOa Teylnr S%r.
Pr;i>A Kath. Paulini. 10S Taylor Str.
Prot.-Sekr:, Kath. Gartner, 121 Ost
Sheridan Str.
Fin.-sekr., Sara Bodendorfsr. 7l6
Young Ave. Tel: 245O-W.
C.-V.-Sekr.. Frisda Bodendorfer. OlE
BeckfOrd Str.
H1les. Ohio. u q q. Z. y. vsesoA
1wsl0 -
Versammlung jeden l. SOnntag i'm
Monat in der eigenen Halle. TIT Bel
mont Ave.
Pras. Georg Emerich, 925 Buckeye
Str. Warren, Ohio.
Prot -sekr., Fritz Schell, 900 Penna
Ave-. Mcdonald, o. Tel: 56323.
C.-V.-Sekr, Michael Wagner, 398 Bel
vedere' Ave-, S. f. Warren, o.
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Chicago, III. - Sidseits q. B. x. q.
Vereiu. XWei1 ~.

Versammlung jeden l. Donneretas i'm
Monat in John Ringbauers Halle an b169
30. Ashland Ave.
PrKs., Michael Obert. 6100 Stony IL
land Ave. Tel: Fatrf. 5z4I.
Prot.-Sekr., Sara Taup, COL Deming
place. Eel: Div. 0o13
Fin.-Sekr., Rudy raul, 1642 East 64tl.
Str. Tel: Fairfox SS79.
C.-V.-Sekr., Andreas Zultner, 1117 r.
81 Str Tel: So Shore 3ib6.
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Pres, Albert Binder, 1856 W. 131tA
st. CT. 1913. .#e
Sekr., Hiida Antclius. 1::05 Glen
shire Ave. CT. 491A.
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Bur Aessskt1on -. ~
YounGStowAJ .. Q. Ju1d6x Iy3A 0h090A
President, Georg -Eaid9I, I75 Friedrich
StraSSe. 81. a, ,ba -- .r- e.--.. .
Sec'y, Gustay Schunn, 2059 Summer
Avenue. #' Rt"
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dHomestead, Pa. =. s. s. Irsusu uu
JlN. fraucn . u. Yeraiu. Zwair Is :

horain, o. - q. 9. TrAu>e- 6zA JlA9.
yersammluns jedea 1. .Ssmstag i'm
Eonat. 1.30 Uhr akonds. Inn Sachsen-
| nein, Ost 29. ST. urd Apple ave.
?ras.. Kath. Deutschlander. l404Wsah.
ingtoE Ave.
| Prot -Sakr. Charlotte Falk. 200A East
4 80. Str.
C.-v -Ssxr.. W. u. Trie>.rhenxst.
| TAB Oberhn Ave.
k.-L.-Sekr.. Edna Thsllman. IO1S =.
| ~. Str.
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v~rssm rlunR jeden l. 0amStAe I'm
Mnnat. VYhr abends. in der Gernania
Mannsrchor HaNe. Sic D~uereuH Str.
Pr&s., Albert Gottsehl:ng. e110 Nort
Marshall Street
Prot-sekr. Edgar 81. Freslana Ss4s
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Enwood City, Pa - 2. 3 q. 11ausa
X. u. verein. xveie "a,
Versammlung jeden letxten Donners-
tag. i'm Monat in de' Vereinehalle an
Spring Ave.
Pr;is., Kath. Gross. s21 Crescent Ave
Tel: 37S-M.
Prct:-Sekr.. hath. Fielser. lSl Spring
Ave. Tel: 20lS-J.
C.-V.-Sekr., Anna 7;loos. s1l Ore Str
EeI.: 42:-W.
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Bingham Str.
C.-V.-Sekr.. John Enrich. SA07 North
saOna atPaAs
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Gary. IND. - y. q. q. e. y. vefsa1.
Versammlung Jeden 1. Sonntag I'm
II. und Roosevelt
Pras.. Steve Kellner. l14S Rutledg,
Str. Tel: 2-7426.
Prot -Sekr., A. J. Binder. 4Al3 Gran
Str. Tel: 4-4749
C.-V.-Sekr., Michael Urschsl. 1910 W
~. Place. Tel: 2-5259.
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9onaoa, p. - q. q. 1x&ue1 VA0. Voe.
s91. 8Vo4k q.
Versammlung jeden I. 0amotaS i'm
M"nat. T1hr ahenda.
Fras. Eath. Thomas. 7O5 Washing
ton Ave. Tel: Rochester 3394-J
Prot.-Seki., Katharine AeaIerIn, Isl
I. Str.
C.-V.-Sekr., Susanna RHmischar n
d No j. Box 100. Tel: Rochester 26O6- Nj
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chicago, N. - 3. 8. Z. q. ve1eiA.
&WaSr 9,

&Walc 9.
Versammlung jeuen zweiten Eonners-
Tar I'm German Club House. 1859 No.
sa,ssssnarl tavA-
Ashland Ave.
fras., Michael Weber. $50 Arlington
Place. Tel: Divc-sy 6l6O.
Prot.-Sekr., Michael Kraft, 660
Writhgwood Ave. Tel: Lincoln 1900.
C.-N.-Stkr, Michael Schassburger
4I61 .c.1@ei Blvd. oh: JrG1,- 1874.
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Versammlung ;eden .. Donnerstag i'm
Monat. Uhr nachmittags, i'm Siehen-
biirger Saahsenheim. II. und Roosevelt.
Pris.. Kath. Winandy, 1O47 Rctledge
Tel: 67+I.
Sekr., Sara Olsen, S2i Tyler Street.
Tel: 2-16SS.
C.-V.-Sekr., Maria Urschel, 1941 West
10th Place. Tel: 2-5259.
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8uadesSekt1o0 %.
0h2oago, III. Stsbeoturge1 0ossnGvs4eA
PrkG.. Michael Schuller. 3707 Altgsls
Avenue. ss~..; .l,Jrg..,
sekr.. Johann A4intA Sis wir-Aro
Avenue r-f
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
=, Vcrs.. A. w. Petri. 20s6 w. l04. Str.
Cleveland. Ohio.
Sekr., Pastor Hans Foisel. 76l Eddy
toad, Cleveland, Ohio
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This tribute 20 The Disabled Veteran is spon-
sored by the following local business firms.
ltis with great pride thut this space is donated.
ROSENBLUMS = ~
sss DEIMAs AVE. PHONE ae
WICGTNS DRUG STORES
NO. 34 DEIMAS AVE. PHONE ~
GEM JEWELRY co. pa,sf ssei
osa DELMAs AVE. PHONE seJ
RITZ THEATER essss ~
2es pAscAcouLA ST. PHONE ~
pASCC0ULA-M0SS POINT BANK
DELMAS AVE. PHONE
STOKES CLEANERS
.2l2 CAVITY ST. PHONE e.
7. 7. JUSTICE
Palace Pharmacy Peoples Drug Store
Pluzo Drug Store Village Drug Store
GULF COAST GLASS co.
MARKET ST. PHONE ie7
MERCHANTS & MARINE BANK
Of Pascagoula
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cleon job of work. Lost for q purpose q ceursighted kid consd
notlost :. greut. simple things like initiotive. ambition. pride in swift
back from the hospiiul full of energy and with the some old grin in p
you know. He hos become vulue-plus 49,.
IF YOU'RE AN EMPLOYER =. listen! A better employee
returned Today :. bringing his new skils. his ingenuity and
tremendous determination qualities you're ulwoYs in the
murket for. His disability is overwhelmingly o~utweighed by his
capabilities. Careful surveys show that impaired workers"
produce more and stoy with the job longer thun the unimpuredl
First. determine the kind of man you need-the skins. troining.
background thot would be most helpful to you. Then contact
your United States Employment Service office.
IF YOU'RE A DISABLED VETERAN : listen! It's going TO be
q busy world for the next few years. Your skils and energies
are as desperately needed by your community and your country
us they were during the war. Employers need good men.
Never mind your disability: it's your capabilities the hordheoded
businessmen is interested in. Just get the right job =. ON
important job where you CON putt n q full Days work and be
proud of the results. Cooperate with the USES. It's helping that
employer locate you -. the man he needs.
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to toss EN- over the home plate. to cuddle q sweetheart and TO do q
ose q cleuraighted kid considered worth while. But q few things were
iatve. ambition. pride in swift skill and the CUTS thot brought him
nd with the some old grin in place. But he's moi quite the same fellow
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ag8 asaH .ana1 1855 30
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Mrs. Wiikerson OF
Vnncledve Posses
Awoy On TuesddY

Mrs. Lena Wilkerson, Sc years
old, a native and life long resi-
dent Of Vancleave, died at her
home Tuesday afternoon.
Funeral services were conduct
ca bv the Rev Albert Miller
and the Rev. C. F. Taylor from
he residenee at 3 p. m. and
al $3.50 p. n. at the Reorganized
Church of Latter Day Saints. m
teTmeny was in Evergreen etne
sery iu Vaacleave. Pail bearers
we're Henry Miller, c. F. Taylor,
Frank Smith, Earl Barries. II.
=. Varosdol and Guy Mcmillan.
Fats Funeral Home of Pasea-
gouia was in charge.
Mrs. Wilkerson is survived by
her husband, Mack Wilkerson:
three daughters. Mesdames An
ME Golf OF Vancleave, Vida Will
kerson of Biloxi and v. c. Crane
Of EScatawpa: three sons, james
Benson Of the U. S. Coast Guard,
Frank benson of Moss Point and
Lawrence r. Benson of the ".
s. Amy: three sisters, Mes
Games Susan Mcmillan Of Van
eicave, Emma Smith Of Biloxi
and Lottie Carlander Of Eldosa-
do. Ark; three brothers, Sam
Ware, Baldwin County. Ark,
Luther Ware. Louisiapa, and
John Ware. Foley, Ala; and six
GRANDCHILDREN. n
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"Agsenie and Old Lace
Mrs p. j. Higginbotham paws
the role Of q dumb and well
meaning maid, Cpal Harris She
IS the nuthcr Of three children,
is active IN civie clubs ana or
garist IT First Baptist chrlrch
Albin Krebs Is the Young st
membef Of the cast ard playg
the rolls OF delivery boy. Aihin
is active in the dramatic cub
at the high school and last year
playet the lead in the Junior
class play. He is editor Of the
school paper and the schools
10 the general upfoarious con-
fusion. He is from Los Angeles,
Calf, ard is laboratory teah-
nician al ingalls,. He was n mem
Der of the cast sor Arsenic and
Old Lace
The dumb cop is played by
f. II. Craven who has had pre-
vious Little Theater experience
in his home town of Burlin-
game, Calf. He is at present
employed at ingalls,.
editor on the Chronicles Star.
Don Olien is Mr.. Mcelhenny.
a mysterious person who lends
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group, viii d4recs the play. She
played the title role in "Clau-
dia" and one OF the leading roles
"A esenic and Old Lace" both
given last year She maiosed in
fanatics ~ the University Of
Colorado and hal later theat' inal
experience in Little Rock, AK.
Miss Zuber sesi les in Moss Pom
and works as reeeptionist IN ne
PascagoGia 0tv school offices.
The male lead, that Of Jeffrey
@ Talbott, the eccentric and
wealthy uncle who las been an
undergraduate 1T M. | 7. fag
20 years, is PLAYED b. James w.
Church, who himself e aduatsd
from tae Massachusetts Insti-
tute of Technology this year. Nj.
Church, a native of Rushville,
Neb., is employed as test en-
gnneer at ingalls,. He appeared
IN q number of high school plays.
Missing Wife"
Mrs. James I. Thompson Of
Moss Point, wife Of n prominent
physician, plays the role Of Dell
Marshall who pinch hits as the
absent wife in order TO secure
2 monetary wedding present from
Uncle Jeffrey Born il Can
ton, Miss, MIS-. Thompson at
tended high school in Memphis
where she was N MANY plays an.
later she went to college at
Washington University in ST.
Louis, Mo, L. S. u. at Baton
Rouge. La, Vanderbilt at Nash
vile, Tenn, State Teachers Col
eye and Southwestern Univerz
sitV in Memphis.
The role Of the bride who runs
out e the picture and causes
he complications Of trying to
Please Uncle Jeffrey is portray
ed by Mrs. T. X. Swayze who
vii he remembered as the so
ph sticated mntron in claudia"
She is originally from Cleveland,
Mis-, where she was an active
worker in dramatic clubs ard
since g residence in Moss Point
where heg husband is principal
OF tire aigh school. she directed
sevefal PLAYS.
The part Of the husband, Neil
Carlson. IS played by Milton Pc
tafzel Of Nyaek. NJ. ", who
now is employed at the Wooden
Mil He was recently Discharged
from the service with the rank
Of Captain.
James A.. Sweeney plays the
role Of Townsend Marshall. a
Nevy lieutenant who provides
many humorous situations for
the audience. He made a name
for himself in dramatic circles
he Q by his portrayal Of The Bit
isl playwright in Claudia" and
his outstanding performance as
the intoxicated policeman in
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KITCHEN SHOWER FOR
MRS. GRESHAM

On Wednesday afternoon the
pc. sonnel Of offices in the Cham
Der OF Commerce building sllf-
prised Mrs. Angus Gresham, a
,ecent BRIDE, BY giving herea
kitchen shaver in n Of tse
rooms of the building;
Those taking part in the snrs
p4ise were members Of the statf
II the Red Cross office. the JacY-
son County Welfare department
and the Chamber of Commerce..
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Board, explained the plan to the
IS laymen and pastors present
from all parts of the state. In
this state there are Ala pastors
participating in the Ministers
Retirement Plan and two thirds
of these would be necessary TO
make the widows protection
possible, he said. 1t provides pro-
lection for the pastors widow
until her death or remarr;age
and costs the pastor about one
and a half percent of his salary.
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~Fortnighfiy Club
Hears Review OF
Animal Farm"

The opening of the l94G-47
club yea for the Fortnightiv
Club Of Moss Pcin. was made
notable By a review of George
Orvil's Animal Farm" which
was brilliantly given by Ms.
]. T. Thompson
The meeting took place We'd
nesdav afternoon, Oct. 3. with
Ms. Charles B. Armistead, Ms.
Tom K, Swayze and Mrs. Tom
Gill rs hos.esses at the home of
Mrs. Armistead, 201 We.ch street.
The meeting was presided over
by Mis-. A w. Head who was
serving To- the first time follow
ing the election of officers prior
to the summer adjournment
A ngmber of business mattess
came up Tor consideration and
this was followed by the sew
ing Of IN a%ppetizIng salad course
BY he hostesses.
Besides Ms. j. S. Tuffrec Of
Canton. Miss, who was $ guest
others present we're Mesdanes
j. ". Airsworth, John C'r'nt
G. A. G aham, w. c. Havens, H
d. Hawkins. Malva jackson. J.
ID. Love, C. T. Mayson, anA r
ID. Williamson and Misses Bas-
sic Cawan, Adah Head. Clara
Herrin. Dora Cowan, Mav Me
Innis and Carrie Lee Hrr~S
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-10-04
FIRST BIRTHDAY

The first birthday of Michele
Ellen Sweeney Was happily cele-
brated bv a small group of her
Il lends on Monday afternoon at
the hone of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Sweeney
The birthday cake with its
single lighted candle was cut al
Ter the traditional ceremony and
served with ice cream.
The little guests were Robert
and Deborah Grassick and Becky
Bac0t.
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ton of tickets to the members
is underway.
Brighten the Corner" was
first presented in New York in
1945 with Charles Butterwor;h
playing the leading role of the
eccentric uncle. In the cast there
are nine characters, six OF whom
play major toles,
Miss Zelda zuber, who has
ehalked up two successes as an
actress with tho little. theaier
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-10-04

Brighten the Corner" a three
act comedy, TUESDAY and We'd
nesday at 8:15 p. N. at the South
Elementary school on Lincoln
avenue.
Tickets are on sale at two
Peele- Williams Drug stores in
Pascagoula, the superintendent
office at the Pascagoula High
school, at Our Lady of Victories
school ind at Burnham's Drug
store In Moss Point. Distrihu-
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PROJECTIONS FOR D o

Provision for protection of
widows of Baptist ministers is
Planned through participation in
the Widows Supplemental Plan
of the Relief and Annuity Board
OF the Southern Baptist conven-
ton, Mississippi Baptists' exc
cutive committee decided at a
meeting in Jackson. DR.. Walter
Alexander of Dallas, Tex, asso-
ciate in the Relief and Annuity
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-10-04

Guatemala is the chief COM
mercial country Of Central Amer
lea.
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Paspoint Theaier
Comedy Slated
For This Week

With a cast of varied exper-
fence and talents, the Paspoint
Little Theater will present
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-09
PoveGanje G. E. I. elektrarne

Cleveland Electric Illuminat-
ing Co., je naznanila nacrte "a
poveeanje svoje elektrarne v
prihodnjih treh letih, kar DO
stalo okrog 80 milijonov do
larjev. Elmer L. Lindseth, pred
sednik poroca, da je liza skle-
nitve miru z Japonsko okrog
$50 tovarnarjev Sc zaobljubilo
trositi mad II milijonov dollar
jew "a povecanje ali gradnjo
novih tovarn v tenn okrozju, ka-
terega ia firma oglasa po cell
Ameriki kot najprimernejsi pro-
stor "a marsikatero tovarno. TIE
move tovarne bodo dale 10000
delavcem zasluzka v nase m
okrozju in ii delavci bodo 70
pet odprli nova della drugim
10000.
Cleveland Electric Illuminat-
ing Co., zalaga sedaj z elektri-
ko v tenn okrozju 1872 NEST, tr-
gov in vasi in ker ii kraji ra-
stejo, Sc tenn mnozijo zahteve
"a vec elektrike, katero DO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-09
GLAS ZENAM IN DEKLETON1
V EUCLIDU

Vrocina je minula, hladna je-
sen ze prihaja, cato ne DO vec
izgovora, da je prevroce hoditi
ra seje. Tenn potion vas vabim
v imenu ostalega odbora po-
druznice st. 80 SzZ, da Sc goto-
vo udelezite vse clanice nase
mesecne seje, XII sc vrsi nocoj,
9. septembra oh 7:30 uri v ma
vadnih prostorih. Pc seji DO ne
kaj posebnega "a II. obletnico
nase podruznice. v ia namen Sc
DO vrsila peta masa "a live in
umrle clanice te podruznice v
petek, 13. septembra oh SIS
uri zjutraj v cerkvi sv. Kristi-
ne. Pridite gotovo vse, da polka
zete vase zanimanje in sodelo-
vanje "a napredek podruznice
in cele organizacije SzZ v Anae-
riki.
Nadejajoe Sc, da Sc vidimo
nocoj in v petek zjutraj, vas
lepo pozdravljam "a odbor
Anna Godlar, tajnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-09
NOVICE IL JUGOSLAVIJE
in izbere gradivo "a posebne H.
Ponatis II "slovenskega poroeevalca"

in izbere gradivo "a posebne H.
daje "a dobe, avtorje it'd.
Tako zasnovana zbirka "Nasi
zbori' bo vrsila nujno potrebno
vzgojno delo med pevci in pev-
skimi zbori ter pomagala dviga-
tt kakovost njih della in jih re-
sevati okov citalnistva in vodi-
ii zbore in pevce k resnemu kul-
turnemu zivljenju in ustvarja-
nju. Zbirka izhaja v obicajnem
formatu glasbenih edicij v IL
tograficni tehniki prav iene iz-
delave in sicer tako, da so sklad-
be ma celih straneh ali listih in
morejo zbori naroeiti tudi To-
ceno potrebno stevilo posamez-
nih listov zazeljenega zbora.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-09
"NASI ZBORI" MESECNI
GLASNIK PEVCEV

D1zavna zalozba Slovenije je
zasnovala izdajo slovenskih
skladb pod naslovom "Nasi zbo-
RI, v kateri DO v rednih mesec-
nih presledkih izsla VISA upo-
rabna in kvalitetna tvorba 0 ma
rodnih in ponarodelih unetnin
in partizanskih pesrni, ki SO BIZ
le ze objavljene in XII 50 ma knjiz-
mem trgu posle. zbirka maj bi
obsega1a gradivo vse Cd Gaiusa
pa do zadnjih izdaj in maj bi
tako nudiia pomoc in gradivo
pevskim zboror1n yseh vrst, to je
nesani, rnoski, zenski in naiadin-
ski, a maj istocasno tudi zbere
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dina je navduseno vzklikala So
Ii, kulturi, r1apredku in marsalu
Titu. Povorka Sc je ustavila
pred solo. Domaci pevski zbor
je lepo zapel pesmi "Domovini''
in "Jadransko morje", mladin-
ski pevski zbor pa emo partizan-
sko pesem. Nato SO sli vsi v
Dom ljudske prosvete", kjer
sc je vrsil nadaljni program.
Skoraj vsi bivsi ucenci topliske
Sole so stall " vrstah Osvobo-
dime fronte; mnogo jih je bilo
v partizanih, kjer SO Sc izkazali
kot resnicni junaki,
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FURLANIJA ZELI BITI
ZVEZANA z JUGOSLAVIJO

Star furlandski delavec An
drian Luigi il Ailello del Friuli,
to je kraj blizu Palmanove, je
prinesel pismo v urad TANJUG
v Trstu prosnjo, maj bi ga od-
poslali podpredsedniku zvezn e
Wade FLRJ Edvardu Kardel ju.
Andrian Luigi je poudaril, da
Sc pismo ne SINE izgubiti in da
mora biti Kardelj informiran
tudi O TEN, kaj hocejo prebival-
ci Furlanije, XII je pod Avstro-
Cgrsko spadala pod Gorisko po-
krajino. V pismu prosi v imenu
ljudstva okraja Cervignano, maj
Kardelj ne popusti cd stare me-
je Julijske Krajine. "Vecin a
ljudstva ne bo nikoli zadovoljno
pod Italijo; 27 let smo tezko
trpeli v bedi in suzenjstvu pod
italijansko vlado, sedaj pa je
tega dovolj. samo pod pogoji
stare meje bi Sc rodil pravi mir.
Hocemo biti vedno. zdruzeni z
vsemi kraji stare goriske po-
krajine. Cakamo vas z najbolj-
simi zeljami "a bodoenost. Use,
kar je bilo pod stare Avstrijo v
goriski pokrajini, mora priti pod
Jugoslavijon'
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PAMETNA PRESKRBA IA
STARE IN ONEMOGLE

Med mnogimi nalogami, Xxi
so eakale po osvoboditvi, je bi-
la ena najbolj perecih - skrb
"a ubozce. Odbori OF Dobre-
polje, Velike Las:e, Bob, Tur-
jak in sv. Gregor, so 81 zasta-
viii nalogo, da bodo skrbeli "a
vzdrzevalnino ubozcev, XII so ma
sli streho v uboznici v Poni-
kvah.
Ia uboznica stoji koncem va
81 Ponikve, oh potoku Rasica v
prijaznem smrekovem gozdicu.
Tu Sc nahajajo bolni, onemogli
in pohabljeni starcki in star
ke ter dusevno zaostali ljudje,
XII nimajo nikakega zatocisca ali
pa sploh ne poznajo donna. Kan
maj hi sli sedaj?
Domacini so dejali: cali bo-
mo dopustili, da bodo tt siroma-
XII hodili cd hise do hise in pro-
sill vbogajme, kakor Sc je to
godilo vse prejsnje case, ko SO
morali spati po hlevih in SEMI
kin, stradati in zmrzovati, ka-
kor da MISC enakovredni clani
lcoveske druzbe?
Sedaj imajo v uboznici svo'
je postelje, lepe sobice, XII SC
zakurjene, kadar pritisne mraz
Ne manjka jim tudi dobre po'
strezbe in prijazne besede, sa.
ko so Sc hodili cd praga do pra-
ga, je MISC poznali.
Ma predlog clanov OF pobi'
rajo mladinke vsak mesec do.
locene prispevke. Vendar pa sc
Sc velike tezave tenn nabira'
MEM, ker sc ljudje v tukajs'
njih krajih Sc ne zavedajo po'
polnoma svoje dolznosti in lju'
bezni do bliznjega. Morda ina
jo najbolj premozni Sc najman:.
socialnega cuta! So pa tudi va
81, XII so pokazale vse razume'
vanje "a stvar ter nabrale pre-
cejsnje vsote. Najvec SO daro'
vale "a patronat v Ponikvat
vasi Videm, Zagorica in Eden
ska vas. Upajo, da Sc bodo zga'
nile tudi druge vasi in skusale
cimvec zbrati "a te siromake.