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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12
FRANCE BEVK:
MED DVEMA
VOJNAMA
cRTICE IN NOVELE


da bi ga mogel izdati kateri IL
med domacinov.
Med vlaznimi zidovi, "a "a
mrezenimi okni so mu prihajale
drugaone misli. Bill je kot strog
sodnik, v mislih je klical ma od-
govor vse vascane, drugega "a
drugim. Vsakega samo enkrat,
S Podmejaeem Sc je mudil pc
ure in ure. Njegovo oko je bile
ze v mislih ostro, merilo je Pod
mejacevo majhno, siroko posta-
vo, prodiralo mu je v duso. Ia
MOI je bill sicer vase zaprt in
molcee, a v pijanosti zgovoren
in siten. v vojni mu je bilo ma
eni roki odneslo razen palca
vse prste, dobival je invalidnc
podporo. Donna je bill liz sosedne
vasi, " mladosti Sc je klatil pc
svetu, po vojni je prisel v njiho'
vo vas in tam obsedel. Ozenil
Sc je bill q nekim bajtarskim de-
kletom. Njegova zena nj bila
vec mlada, imela je pegav. obraz
tesno koco, stare mater in otro'
ka, XII nj poznal oceta. Ia vse
drugo mu je bilo malo mar, ds
je le incl streho mad glavo; rae
je pill, delo mu je mrzilo, izgo
varjal Sc je s pokveceno roko
Zena je hodila ma dnino.
Ali je on? Peter Sc je sprvs
otepal te misi, polagoma Sc j
vedno globlje ukoreninila ,
MEM. Ce je pomislil mani, Sc m.
je zdelo, da Sc mu rezi S svojim
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(Nadaljevamje)

CelikA so te besede 1.-Two raz-
burile. Skoraj bi bill polil caj, XII
mu ga je bilo prineslo kosceno
dekle. Ali mar govore MEM ?
Pa on tn nikogar nj poznal Z.
In vendar ga je tako eudno pre-
vzelo, da Sc je komaj zavedal,
kaj sreblja. Ali nj ze v jeci vsa-
ko njegovo custvo in misel ko
rdeca nih prepletala predstava
ovaduha? Sc ma poti Sc mu je
zdelo, da ga cuti "a seboj, zdaj
pa Sc mu je ia misel zarila tako
globoko v duso, da ga je zaze-
bio.
Maj je misel obracal, kakor je
hotel, vselej je prisel do spo-
znanja: nekdo ga je bill TIDAL. Pa
kdo? Vse prazno. LIE sence sum-
nicenj so mu polnile glavo.
Morda donna ze vedo. More
biti ze VISA vas sepeta 9 tenn, re
glasno izgovarja ovaduhovo
ime Istega ,vecera, nekaj
ur pref, kot SO ga bill zgrabili,
je bill prisel po gmajni Podme-
JAG. Ustavil Sc je pri MEM, Sc
del ma kamen in povedal, da je
bill mlinu. Nato je vzel ognja
"a pipo, pomozeval je MIN
! to in ono. Tudi 0 zganju sta
govorila, O financnih straznikih
in 0 milicnikih, da kgejo tudi
drdgi in kje zgejo. Peter je bi
miren, kakor da oce sedi poles
MEGA. Sc ma misel mu nj prislo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12

z mozem sva sla k zupniku in
ga prosila, maj bi on Sci prosit
"a sina, da bi ga ne ustrelili.
zupnik pa je rekel: 'Kaj bonn
prosil, ko je pri takih, XII so vsi
"a postreliti. Pojdite Sc tehenta
prosit, mogoce ga DO izpustil.'
"sla sva in cakaia, a SO ga re
odpeljali v Ljubljano. Drugi dan
so jih pripeljali il Ljuhljane ma
zaj. Sin je sreeal domaeina in
mu narocil, maj mu prinesem OBJ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12
SODNIJSKI PROCES PROT
SLOVENSKIM IZDAJALCEM
(Nadaljevamje)

Pristopi Ana serjak iz Gro
suplja in prica:
"Bilo je 9. marca 1943, ko SO
zaceli streljati Pri kilometru
~ so bill partizani Anton stru-
belj, joe serjak, Franc stiber-
mix in en- Gorenjec. Domobranci
IL Bostanja so jih obkolili. Trije
SO zbezali, a SO bill pri tenn
'ustreljeni. Moi sin in tsti Go
renjec sta Sc skrila v jarku. Do
mobranci so ju nasli in zvezaIi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12
me, ne nislim iti", je rekel.

me, ne mislim iti', je rekel.
lie tako sem vprasal."
Nato Sc mu ie neznansko mu-
dilo, Placal je z drohizem, ki
ga je Be incl, ze je bill v vezi. Ma
|cesti ga je mraz ohjel cd vseh
strani. Tekel je. Da bi SO ugrel ?
Da hi odgnal misli? Ne, Hisli
nj odganjal. Zdaj je hotel misli-
ii, lie mudilo. So mu je. Incl je
obcutek, kakor da so mu ure
stete in da mora pref storiti BE
nekaj vaznega. Kaj? Tega nj
vedel natancno, vsaj nj hotel te-
ga imenovati niti pred samim
sehoj. Ali ga je bilo strah te
misi? Neka pref neznana, rahla
sladkost mu je objela srce,
Cd ceste Sc je cepil kolovoz
in Sc vzpenjal v hrib. Pred Pc
from je stala CORA, XII Sc je ko
temna kepa risala ma nebo. Med
tenn je bill nastal mrak, il mra-
ka Sc je zgostila noe. Ma poti Sc
je belilo kamenje;; ma mestih,
kjer je izpod grive curljala vo-
da, sc je blestel led. Viseee le-
seevje mu je biealo obraz. Spo-
daj sum vode, a visoko v hribu
fantovski vrisk.
LIZA oblakov je pogledal me-
sec in POSTAL v tesno grapo.
Peter Sc je ozrl po fantovskem
soncu, XII mu je svetilo nekate-
70 noe. Trpke misli, XII soga
malo pref vznemirjale, SO izgi-
nile ko rosa v soncu. V MEM je
zavrela fantovska kri. Vzravnal
Sc je in vdahnil polne prsi mr.
zlega zraka. Zavriskal bi bill.
Znova Sc je spomnil, da mo-
ra hiteti, hiteti. Nj vec cutil
mraza, telo mu je bio znojno.
Porajali so Sc mu spomini ma
vecere fantovanja Vriski in
pesmi nepozabnih ur. Koliko ca
sa je ze preteklo cd takrat? ze
trinajst let? Sc vec? Da, res.
Bill je ma videz ze MOI, dasi je
bill BE vedno FAINT. Vcasih sc je
S trpkostjo zavedal, kako bezi-
jo leta, lie v tistem trenutku je
znova obeutil vso svojo mia
dost. Ali sta mu jo priearala sa-
mota in hrepenenje v jeei? Koli-
kokrat mu je noga blodila po
klancih dalec " tuje vasi! Tiha
in zamrezena okna, cvetoei ma
geljni, XII SO jih rezali S koso.
(Nadaljevanje sledi)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12

(Dalje prahodnW)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12

Vsak en- dolarl Clevelandski
Slovenci bi morali nabrati emo
tretjino doloEene vsote IA otro-
sko bolnico v SlovenijiI Ge 90
ho zavedal vsak Slovenec in
Slovenka z pokolonom enega
dolarja. pa SO bo stvar uresni-
ella! Tudi v uradu "Enako-
pravnosti" So sprejemajo do
neski.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12

| Iredkimi zohmi in se v zadovolj.
stvu cehlja po kratki, razmr-
seni bradi, XII jo je zmeraj stri-
gel, ne bril-. Cim trdovratneje Sc
je Podmejaceva podoba pojav-
ljala pred Petrovimi ocmi, tenn
jasneje se mr je izoblikovala po-
doha ovaduha. Ali nj vedno tre-
petal "a svojo invalidnino-in in sc
vsaki uniformi odkrival kot zup-
niku? Ma dan volitev so bill
mozje ostali donna, a on sc je
tho ukradel IL vasi; lagal je,
da je bill po nekih opravkih v tr-
gu.
Tedaj, v krcmi ma razpot ju,
ko mu je toplota peel in GAIA
prehajala v telo, Sc mu je zdelo
nenadoma vse tako jasno, da ga
je stresnilo. Sicer mirna .hribov-
ska kri mu je zagorela kot s
plamenom. v jeci je bill brez mo-
ii, a zdaj je bill prost. On, XII je
sicer poznal le nasmeh zadrege,
je krcevito stisnil pesti. Oblasti
nj oeital, da ga je zaprla, do
ME skoraj nj obcutil srda. Ona
je morala storiti, kar je mare
dila. Tudi on je nekoc med VOL
no vodil ubeznika ma morisce; !;
srce mu je pokalo, a je to mo-
raj storiti Odpustiti ovadu-
hui pa je bilo nemogoce. Nlhce
izmed vascanov bi mu ne bill od-
pustil. Srce Sc mu je napolnilo
S srdom in grenkobo.
Avtobus je bill medtem ze od-
peljal. Peter 81 je narocil novo
skodelico GAIA. Mesal ga je, da
Sc mu je zlival cez rob in mrae-
no 'gledal pivce.
'Nocoj pojdejo", je govoril
rdecelasec. "Dobro, da je me-
sec "a oblaki, v temi je pot var
nejsa."
"Ali sc ne bojijo, da jih uja-
mejo?" je rezljal suhec.
"Zakaj bi jih ujeli? Oni ze
znajo izbrati ugodno uro in pra-
vo pot. Sal sc vendar morajo
ozreti "a kakim delom. Vso Ii
mo so presedeli No, pa uje-
ii bi sc tudi ne, dali :"
caj je Petra ogrel, drobovje
Sc mu je umirilo. Dvignil je gla-
vo, pomaknil klobuk ma think,
Sc odhrkal in vprasal: '"'-
''Pa kdo pojde?"
Kmetje so Sc sppgledali in ga
osinili z nezaupljivimi pogledi.
Rdecelasec je dolgo mislil, pre-
den je zinil.
"Kaj mislis It'll tudi ti?"
Peter je skomizgnil z rameni.
Bill je navrhan mesanih obcut-
kov; nj vedel, kako bi il njih,
morda so mu medtem prodali
dom Ovaduh Ali maj
jim pove, kdo je in odkod pri-
haja? Izprasevali ga bodo, vse
DO moral znova obnavljati. Po-
tegnil 81 je klobuk ma cello.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12

ieAO IN KaJ "a JeSkl. allrO SEN
vse pripravila in Sc podala v
Grosuplje, pa je ze lezal V grobu.
OBJ sestih zjutraj SO ga ustrelili,
mad mano pa SO vpili in me zmer-
jail" ......
Danilo GomilsGek je prical, da
je bila Okla zveza med domo-
branci in politicno polieijo. ME-
ga SO domobranci ujeli, toda je
ina poti skoeil v Savo, jo prepla-
val in Sc resil. Diva meseea kas-
neje je policija aretirala njego-
vega brata, kateremu so grozili,
maj vse prizna, sicer Sc mu bo
zgodilo kot bratu. Policijski
agenti so torej vedeli, kaj Sc je
zgodilo pri domobrancih.
Posebno zanimanje je vzbudi-
la priea Angela Kumse. Pripo-
vedovala je, kako SO jo prvikrat
zaprli II. junija 1943.
"-Nato so me ponovno are
trail 10. augusta 1913. Ker pri
zaslisevanju nisem nicesar izda-
la, so me pretepali do nezavesti,
me osuvali in spodili nazaj v ce-
lico. Frakelj (bivsi bogoslovec)
me je pretepal, domobranci SO
pa gledali in sc mi smejali. Cez
tri ure mas je prisel ponovno Ia
slisevat. Govorila sem isto ka-
kor pref in me je zopet pretepal
in pognal domov. Ko je bila nem-
Ska ofenziva, so zaceli ma Barju
streljati nase ljudi. Tako je pri-
Sci 27. januar. Popoldne so prisli
domobranci v Vrbljenje, pregle-
dali teren in dobro zastrazili
vas. Ko Sc je zmracilo, so obko-
ILL naso hiso. Hotela sem Sc OBJ
leci. Nj mi pustil vzeti rokavic,
niti dobro sc obuti.
''Ko je matt s povzdignjenimi
rokami prosila zane, da sem ne
dolzna, je posmehljivo rekel: :
Sal je vojna' Ko smo prisli ven,
so prisli Sc drugi il hise. Ma
vsakih 20 metrov je stal strazar.
Ma dvoriscu mi je rekel mex do
mobranec, maj Sc ne ganem, dru-
gace me DO ustrelil. Pripeljali so
jih Sc il drugih his, tako da mas
je bilo potem osem.
"Gnali so mas po bliznjici. sli
smo ma sredi, ma vseh straneh
pa so bill oborozeni domobranci.
Takrat sem speznala, da so bill
med mimi tudi domobranci do
macini. Ko smo prisli na Izansko
cesto h Koslerjevi grascini, Sc
mas ustavili. Tam smo nekaj ca
sa stall in pobrali SO nam vse
legitimacije in dokumente in
vse, kar smo imeli pri sebi. Ko
tam stoiimo, pride Frakelj in z
njim neki starejsi clovek.
"Ko je zagledal F'urlanovo Pa
vlo, jo je zacel tako tepsti, da je
kar omahnila. Rekel je: 'Prekle.
ia kurba partizanska, sedaj ne
bos wee imela zveze med svabi
| in partizani.' Petem SO me zelo
pretepli puskinini kopiti
udarjali so ma prsa, glavo ali
kamor je pac pablo. Nato Sc je
Frakelj postavil pred mas in nam
govOril: 'Vedite, preklete kurbe
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[)ve

odrasli osebi, srednjih let, zelita
dobiti v najem stanovanje 4
sohami; V collinwoodski ali euc-
lidski naselbini. Kdor ina "a od-
dati, mai poklice MI 1895.
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)lOuenSRl QmeTlSRl n0fOQm sue
ss3s W. 18th strss4 Chicago n, m
IA .adnH prvD konveucip SANS. j. spA
0evanau bM hvoljsai sds .radn T. sdhornnd n ani s
tesa edbora:
- cAsTrN CLAM: -
castni predsednk LOUIS ADASnC, Milford. M
MARIE PRIsLAND 1894 Dillingham; Avenue
c.stn caa Kern. Clair Ave. Cleveland ohia
'*ue@ CLAM EKSEKUTvE:
podpedsea: JANKo RoGEIJ sehade Avs-
podsedni FRED vDER 1ss7 So La~ndaie Ave. chage ~
IninsA
Tank: l1IRxo g. KunE1, $685. w. ssth St. Chicago a. III
zapinar: JACOB zUPAN 1890 So Lounbard Ave. Berwyn Ill
clanl: ..t-
LEO JuRJovEc lsAs n. land n, Chicago m
LEOPOLD KUsHAN, e4oo ST Clair Ave. Cleveland B. Ohio.
AIBnA NOvAK, el17 St Clair Ave-, Cleveland Ohio
FRANK zATTz, 80. Lawndale Chicago 3. M
NADZoRH 0DBOR:
LOUIS zEIEzKAR, predsednn asl n Chicago s, Joliet III
JOSIE ZAKhAJSKK 56es Conesa Ave, Cleveland 3 Ohio.
JOSEPH zAvKRTnuK Tsnany Rd- Enslswood. NJ
ANTON DEBEvC, 18th st, sheboygan. Wis.,
JOSEPH F. DURN 1565 Waterloo Rd, Cleveland 10, Ohio
JOSEPHINE ERJAvEC, SCI No Chicago st, Joliet Ill.
THERESA GERZEI, Ave, Aiquippa, Pa.
ANTON HORZEN, 1899 First St., La Sale, Ill
ANTHONY JERsN, 1915 Washington St, Denvc; Colo
REV. MATH KEBE 223-57th st, Pittsburgh l. Pa
KLUNE, w Chisholm, MINI.
HELENA KUsAR, 1885 So Kennworth Ave, Berwyn, iii.
KATHERINE KRAINZ, 1883 Hawthorne Ave, Detroit 3 Mich
JOHN KvARTICH Ill Station st, Bridgevile, Pa.
POLLOCK, Lakeland Blvd, Noble, Ohio
Menahan Brooklyn, n 7.
ANTOETTE SIdCICH Nottingham Rd Cleveland 49, Ohio
THERESA sPECK, 1858 Rosa Ave, St. Louis 49, Mo.
VALENTINE sTROJ 1o4o N Holmes Indianapolis, Ind
M. STONICH, 1884 Cedar st, Pueblo Cole
ANDREW vIDRICH, Johnstown Pa.
ANTON ZBASNIK, A. r. U. Bldg, Ely Mimi
JOSEPH zoRC 1o45 Wadsworth Ave, No. Chicago ILL.,
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"a dive druzini; 5 in 5 sob, po-
selma vhoda spredaj; dive CARA
Ii. Use v prvovrstnem stanju.
Lastnik prodaja radi odhoda il
ven mesta. Ia podrebnosti Sc
zglasite ma 16OO8 Huntmere
Ave, zgoraj.
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POmivalke pOsOde

dobijo dobro delo polni ali delhi
Gas. Tovarniska kafeterija. Pla-
ca do ure. Dobf tudi obede in
uniforme. Poklicite HE 4444 in
vprasajte "a Mrs. Guenther,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22
Assault And Drunk
Case Fill Docket
Recorders Court

Assault, drunk and disordcgly cuH-
auct cases were tried IN recorders
court today.
R~-he. Perry. Omega Perry and
Eugene prltchttt. c0ioTed, We're u4cd
on separate charges o. assault and
prayer Tor judgement for eueh "as
continued or II months upon pay
ment Of costs and condition that the
defendant remain AWAY from Penn
Iun, FloSsle Hayes or any Other
place where there Is a DlCClo.
Francis DoWnev. co!ureG. vas trIed
or beg drunk and disorderlv and
was sentenced to 80 DAYS in ia!l, sus-
pended upon payment of costs and
condition that he remain away from
Penn Inn for the next Two years.
John Daniel Johnson. white, tried
lor speeding. was ned Eve dollars
nd ,Usts.
Ralph Dickerscn and Norah Car
oil, white. We're tried for being
drunk and disordcrlv and each was
entenced t. 80 DAYS on the roads
suspended upon payment Of costs
and payment OF SO for use {, d
benefit Of Halle Mining CORPORATION
md remain aWav from said mine.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22

anu WIG CACeSSINc uS6
Of alcohol and tobacco may make
the condition worse.
Scalp and Forehead
The rash usually appears on the
scalp and forehead, the sides of the
nose, on the ears. the folds behind
the ears and frequently on the
trunk, and as a rule, starts like
dandruff. Then the scalp becomes
inflamed and the skin takes on a
yellowish-pink color with the for
nation of scales. There is usually
not much itching.
AS a general rule, the condition
can be overcome with various ONT
ments and lotions, particularly
those containing sulphur, resor-
clnol and salicylic acid. The diet
should be low in starchy foods and
sugars snd contain plenty Of vita
ming.
OF course, in those cases Of skin
inflammation due to contact with
various substances, it Is impor-
tant that such contact be avoided.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
N. j. b.: How soon after a
broken arm has been out of a cast
can n participate in sports?
Answer: Just how soon after re-
moval of a cast from a broken arm
a person might participate in
sports would depend entirely upon
the rate of healing which has
occurred. In other words, 4 physi-
clan would have to decide in each
case by means of X-ray examina-
tons how far healing has pro-
crossed and then determine how
much exercise may be permitted.
Eaot,roS Syndicate In.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22
Three Groups Of Symptoms
In Essential Hypertension

The symptoms due to spasm Of
the blood vessels may also be
treated by sedatives and relaxa-
ton. IL some eases the drug known
As potassium thIocyanate may be
employed. Relaxation may be help
ful in keeping the blood pressure
down, particularly after excite
ment er mental strain.
Period of Bed Rest
During periods when the blood
pressure is much higher than or-
binary, a period of rest in bed will
aid In lowering 1t. Doctor Ayman
believes that the thiocyanate will
act favorably on headaches that
are often associated with high
blood pressure and. also Will often
lower the blood pressure for the
time beng.
However. the dose is carefully
regulated IN each case and it IS not
used until the doctor makes sure
that the patients kidneys are in
reasonably good condition and that
the patient does not have heart
Weakness.
With proper treatment. much
can De done to lower the blood
pressure in many persons with es.
sential apprehension.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
T. H.: What is hardening of the
arteries
Answer: Hardening of the arter-
les Is a condition IN which calcium
or lime salts are deposited III the
walls Of the arteries, causing them
to become rigid and to lose their
elasticity.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22

Fowl n ronftS casil- .c3..
brown and tender" stage v.nsr
are baked III q praceaaI1 o..,.
roaster. This ware is strong .,r4
able along with the al.,...,
utiu1.n4 aeat perfectly ~
thoroughly.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22
By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN. NJ. D.

DERNATlTIS means inflam-
nation of the skin and this in
Examination may be brought about
by q number of disturbances. The
term "eczema' has been used to
designate an itching red eruption
made up OF blisters or pimples or
swelling containing purulent ma
terial.
According to Doctor Earl W.
.Netherton Of Cleveland, so-called
eczema is a dermatitis of one of
three types. 1t may be a contact
dermatitis due to irritation of the
skin by some substance with which
the person comes in contact, such
as an alkall, an acid or a strong
soap.
Sensitive To Irritation
Sometimes a person becomes
sensitized to an irritating sub
stance such as the pollen Of plants,
the juices of plants, to cosmetics
or other substances. A person
usually ome III contact with the
irritating substance in his home,
at his work, or during his recrea-
ton. Every time he comes in con-
tact with the irritating substance
a skin rash will occur.
Another form of dermatitis is
known as seborrheic dermatitis.
This is not an allergic disease.
that is, a person with this disorder
is not sensitive to any particular
substance. In fact, the cause is not
known. The disease may occur in
infants, is most common in early
childhood, and during adult life it
occurs especially in persons who
have an oily skin. Constipation,
Copyright 1915. King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22

definite s'ao IS taken l4 moving tae
p.-y.lH gIa.ud. = was stated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22
Various Types Of Skin Rash

overeating, and the excessive use
Of alcohol and tobacco may make
the condition worse.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22
. First Group

Copyright 1875. King Features S.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-06
ANCIENT CHANDELIERS
FOR NEW COMMONS

LONDON. --(AP)-- Five great
bronze chandeliers, with 400 can
die holders, which lighted the
House of Commons before it was
burned down in 1884, will be used
in the new House of Commons,
now being rebuilt after the
bombing of 1941.
The chandeliers have been
bought by the Ministry of Works
from Bayons Manor, near Teal
by, Lincolnshire.
Charles Tennyson d'Eyncourt,
MP, uncle of the poet, Lord
Tennyson, bought them after the
1884 fire for the 60-room battle
mented mansion he was building
to outdo his brother-in-law's cas-
tie on the Scottish border.
There were eight chandeliers
then but three were destroyed in
a fire. All the glass shades are
there, however, carefully looked
after for 112 years, and they will
60 back to Westminster.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-06
Marie Reulher's
I7iIeads League

maiheg howled high
"a Tsmmlay moEning at
s@. 10 the uSO Navy
fhA kssMllna hague. Lou
teNte,f rs and Peggy
Mas tnaa wlsh q score Of
M NMa ETsnhiay and Myrtle
$50 - faurth place.
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No Gratitude

The Victory procession had
just passed, and out of the cheer
ing crowd a small girl emerged
with a fearful little brother cling
ing to her sleeve. Becoming
aware of the youngsters tears,
the girl turned sharply to him;
BE quiet! You're never salts
fed" she snapped. you've been
kicked by a generals horse,
showed over by a Member of
Parliament, walked on by VIC,
and now you're bowling! I'm
grateful, I call it,"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-06
Plan For PAL
Bicycle Race

Plans for a bicycle race among
members of the Police Athletic
League were completed at a
meeting of the PAL committee
night at the Poinciana Police
Station. The race will be held
Saturday.
Members present at the meet
ing were Louis Carbonell, ]. w.
Barrett, Louis Eisner, E. Ensor,
r. ]. McFall, Marcel Mazeau, A.
L. Palverlay, r. c. Hicken and
H. c. Urion. A PAL broadcast is
scheduled for 6:15 p. m, today.
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extend to the entire community
their neighborhood interest. What
they need to do is to work to-
gether, as they did in the war
years, toward a common goal.
That peacetime goal might very
we'll be to secure the best possible
chance for the most children. I
think that goal would turn out to
be something like this:
l. For each child a good home
with the love and care Of both
parents.
z. A healthy start in life.
8. Schooling for every child
to the maximum of his capaci-
ties and his powers.
4. Companionship with other
children. free of humiliating
barriers of race or class or
creed.
S. An opportunity for self-ex-
preston and spiritual growth.
6. Full preparation for useful
work in a trade. a business. or
a profession.
2. A chance in adult life for
a reasonable measure of secur-
itY for himself and his family.
with ever broadening avenues
for participation in the affairs
of the neighborhood. the COM
munitY. and the nation
This, said in a thousand differ
ent and better ways, is, am sure,
the shape of things most parents
hope for their children. The prob
lem is to SO clarity those aspira-
tons, and so hold them before us,
that we can all see the way to
their achievement, not only for
the children of our own neigh
borhood, but OF all neighborhoeds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-06

I have these other childrena
especially in mind, for we at the
Children's Bureau perhaps know
more about them than do most.
Just recently one of our doctors
brought in report of the terrible
degradation under which hun
dreds of children are living in a
migratory labor camp, near one
Of the wealthiest communities in
this country. Being doctor she
uses medical terms to try to i'm
press upon us the need to do
something about the situation.
Its a source of infection for
the entire country" she said,
s'for' these people do not stay put.
They are travelling with their
families up and down this coun-
try, following the crops and going
off elsewhere for what jobs they
can get. They are carrying deep
and bitter hatreds with them and
they will infect others. Their
children are growing up just like
them, without chance, in this
world" slS
Others who report to us tell us
scarcely less terrible stories about
children in our city slums. We
hear of children in Jail because
there is no other place provided
for their detention, and of chill
dren for whom foster homes need
to be found, but "there is no
money" Still another large group
for whom we are always being
urged to do something are those
children whose mothers must
earn a living away from home.
From all sides we are told
of children who are being neg
ieesed. misareated. and abused
Sometimes they are living just
AROUND the corner from those
GOOD nAishborheods where
other children are being
Brought up with the best the
country has to offer available
70 them. ~
Between these two groups are
others (perhaps they are in the
majority, who are growing up
with far, far less than we know
so well how to provide if they
are to have opportunity for their
fullest development.
Now, we cannot give to all chill
dren an equal chance, but can
we not give them at least rea-
sonable change?
shiak We ssR il parents will