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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-10

VeIikonsko veseIie rd& pridobfene.
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Penko, 18516 Chapman Ave-,
sta prejela ze vec pisem cd So
rodnikov domovini. Tu sled-
jo porocila cd svakinje, sestre
in necakinje, XII sama ma sebi
pricajo o velikem veselju, XII je
zavladalo med ljudstvom, ko so
il gozdov zopet prikorakali v
domace kraje.
Sledece pisnno je Cd svakinje
Toncke Peflko IL Golnika:
"Golnik, 16. dec. 1915
"Draga Mici!
"Najprej Sc Ii il srca zahva-
linn "a diva paketa, katera sta
prispela "a meme domov. Sporo-
Gill so mi cd donna, ker JAZZ Sc
sedaj nahajam v zdraviliscu "a
pljucne bolezni. Imam desno
stran zelo zasenceno in pol
leve. Dobila sem to il dobrot
vojne. Sicer nisem bila po 60
zdovih, kakor Miha, pac pa sem
delala kot aktivistka Osvobodil-
mega boja. Vendar 81 v sreco
stejem, da me MISC vlacili po in
ternacijah, kakor ma tisoce dru-
gin: Marsikaj smo doziveli in
prestali, toda vesela Sc m,, da
sem tudi JAZZ doprinesla majhen
delez k osvoboditvi slovenske-
ga naroda. Vstopila sem re v
zacetku vojne v antifasisticno
fronto zena, pozneje sem sodelo-
vala v mnogih drugih organi-
zacijah, dasiravno mas je vedno
sovraznik zasledoval in prega-
njal>
"Leta 1943 sem zbolela ma
pljucih in sem Sc nnorala vrniti
il Ljubljane domov, zaradi IRA
ka in hrane ter sem bila donna
do sedaj. Dne 2. novembra 1915
sem prisla ma Golnik. Upam, da
Sc bonn nekoliko pozdravila, to-
da delati ne bonn mogla vec,
tudi Swat. ne. Tukaj je zelo le-
DO, med samimi hribi in indeni-
ten zrak in tudi hrana je do
bra "a sedanje case. Sal nam je
sovraznik pustil samo rusevine
in grobove. Vendar 81 je nasa
mlada Jugoslavija nitro poma-
gala z udarniskim delom in kre-
menito voljo, XII jo je skovala
.nasa mlada federacija.
IS pusko v roki je strla oko-
We tiranov in "a ceno svoje kr-
vi osvobodila naso trpeco in
zmuceno zemljo. Toda reakcija
Sc vedno izteza sVoje kremplje
po nasem Primorju, Trstu in
Gorici. A mi smo preprieani, da
to, kar smo 81 krvjo pridobili,
ne more biti izgubljeno.
"Miha je Sci prostovoljno ter
marsikaj pretrpel V borbah z
vso nesnago, katera Sc je prite'
pla v naso domovino. Bill je ka-
pitan v devetem korpusu v vi
paw, to je najbolj odhkovani
korpus nasi osvobodilni bor-
bi. Sedaj je Reki ma zelezniski
direkciji.
"V nasi dolini smo imeli Sc
izredno sreco, kljub temu, da SO
fasisti mnogokrat obljubili, da
bodo vse vasi pozgali, ker sn1o
stalno podpirali partizane in jih
;skrivali pred to krvolocno zver-
jo. Hujsi Cd tujcev so pa bill
narodni izdajalci, XII 50 prezali
ina vsak korak, in vlacili nedolz
me ljudi po vaseh, ker MISC mo-
gil dobiti partizanov.
"Micine dekleta so zivele v
stalnem strahu, vedno so jih
lovili, ker so vedel, da mladi-
ma je vse storila "a osvoboje.
ME. Stefko so trikrat well "a
" Nemcijo, toda vedno je ir1e-
la sreco, da so jo rr1orali vrniti,
, Mexico SO pa pobrali vso mladi-
mo, jo odpeljali ma postajo Ko:
sana. Tam je ze cakal velik to-
vorni vlak ia v Nemcijo, pa SO
Sc nenadoma pojavili angleski
q L -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-10
Spisala Toncka Penko:


v gozdovih primorskih vrhovi sumo
v gozdovih primorskih vrhovi sumo,
kot, da verigah, Sc tujih jeee,
saj strti okovi so zmucene zemlje,
in vendar nekdo, Sc pravico nam jemlje.
Pravico, XII je naso krvjo pridobljena,
ne vzame re vedno nam sila nobena
Volkovi pozresni, Sc nanjo prezijo,
svojega plena sc ze veselijo.
A vendar narod slovensk ne klone,
ker sonce njegovo Sc nj slo zatone.
Mi ver1o, da kar je S krvjo pridobljeno,
ne more biti nikdar izgubljeno.
Vemo, da prisel kmalu DO cas-,
ko nasa Gorica - Trst DO in Kras.
Takrat bo "a vedno srecen Siovan,
prosto bo pot mu nudil Jadran.
Zeleni gozdovi so turobno sumeli,
narod Slovanski zascito sprejeli;
da so Sc borili S silo neznansko,
in resili ljudstvo Jugoslovansko.
Korosko dezelo in nase Primorje,
da kmetic 81 zetnljo svobodno orje,
da pesem slovenska spet zadoni,
cez gozde zelene in kraske vasi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-10

= /.
|da ,je Micin Radko Sc xiv. To
je bill Flat fantek, vzor cele ia
re. -.
''Kako je Tvojimi sfanti /?
So vsi zdravi? JAZZ sedaj kar ma
pref pisem kaksne clanke, pesmi
it'd. Tudi lyric sem re napisala.
Nekaj pesmi. prilagam sedaj,
Xxi sem jih spisala ze tn v zdra-
viliscu. Tukaj imamo ze velike
uspehe. Vsaka vas lima enega,
XII ina v oskrbi kulturo in pro-
sveto, da sc mladina craven della
tudi izobrazuje. To je velik ma
predek v Titovi Jugoslaviji. Sc
daj Sc enkrat prav lepo zahva-
lin "a vse, ter najsrenejse vas
pozdravlja vasa,
"Toncka Penko".
Drugo pismo je cd necakinje
Slavke Kapelj.
"Nova Susica, Kosana,
10. dec. 1915.
"Draga teta!
"Od Radkota, ko nismo mic
vedeli .kje je, ze tri leta, smo Sc
daj prejeli novice, da je Sc xiv.
Pricakujen1o dan "a dnevom.
Nahaja sc v Sibiriji v Rusiji.
Upamo, da sc DO vrnil xiv in
zdrav, ker ga tak'o nestrpno
pricakujemo.
"zelimo vam vsem skupaj We
sele bozicne praznike in srecno
riovo leto. Da bi jih docskali Sc
rnnogo let veseli in zdravi v dru-
zini. Enako zelimo vsem onim
Slovencem, XII so darovali "a
Rdeci kriz Slovenije. Veseli smo
in Sc Jim zahvaljujemo, XII SO
nam bill v pomoc. Delezni smo
bill mnogi cd mas tistih daril.
Cd nase hise smo bile delezne
JAZZ in teta Toncka. Ponosni smo
ma Slovence v Ameriki, XII Sc
spon1injajo. ma to poruseno do
moviiio, XII smo 81 jo krvavo "a
sluzili, in jo tudi veseljem Sc
nadalje krvavimi zulji obnav-
ljamo. Srecni smo, da po toll
kih letih suzenjstva, nam :je do,
deljena svoboda. Svoboda nam
je vse. Dovolj nam je bio okov,
XII so mas mucili in teptali.
"Ravnali Sc bono po navodi-
lu nasega pesnika Franceta Pre-
serna, ko je dejal: "Tja bono
nasli pot, kjer nje sinovi 81 pro-
sto volijo vero in postave.' Nj
smo zastonj pustili nase zdravje
po gozdovih. Prisli. smo do ci-
liza, do tistega ella, v katerem
81 bono kovai lepse zivljenje
in lepso bodocnost. K,akor 81
nam pisala I'll teta: zlata nasa
domaca domovina. Sedaj nam
je mad vse zlata in muceniska
domovina. Prav muceniSko smo
Sc borili zanjo in 81 jo tudi pri-
borili. Prispeli smo iz strmih 60
ra in temnih gozdov nase va.
81:
"SEosi gron, in viharje
stopunso y none s0rje,
q noCi dan, Ei' pred sani Sari
Az tdkfdt s pln,',etecina
BONO z ',ageljsona rde6im
spet privriskoi D naSe vasi."
"Mislim, da vam je vse to kaj
dobro znano. Koncam in Vas
pray lep'o pozdravljam in po-
ljubljarn, Vasa necakinja.
"Slavka Kapelj"
Sledece pis'mo je cd sestre
Marie Kapelj:
'Nova Susica, Kosana,
8. decernbra, 1915.
"Predragi vsi skupaj!
"Oh, ljuba Mary in Joze, ka.
ko zelo snno Sc razveselili, ke
|smo prejeli tako. lepo pisno in
Sc pakete zraven. s. solzanni v
oceh sem brala, pa, saj niti nj
sem mogla brati cd tolikega We,
l . Il n
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-10

ASASA ~ IN 4AAOA SAAAO pASAOSUVT
ljati, kako lepo je sedaj. Karnor1
Egres, tam Sc zmenis po sloven-
Isko. To je tako nekaj lepega,
da Sc po vseh uradih pogovo-
ris, kar saini zelimo. Zelo smo
veseli, da slisimo, da je vas oce
ali moi ljubi brat tako lepo Sc
I.pozdravil. Vsaj da bi ga mogii1
Sc enkrat videti, to bi sc razve-
selili. zelirn mu to ljubo zdravje
Sc naprej In varh drugir15 vsem,
fda bi bill vedno zdravi in vese-
Ii. --.:.s
"Oberiem' Sc Va'm tisockrat
zahvalim "a pakete. Mi smo pre-
jeli tri pakete. V enem je bila
kava, caj, riz, sladkor. L tiste-
ga snno dali polovico oeetu Two
jemu. v enem je bila lepa suk-
MIA "a Milkota, XII mu je ravno
prav. On gre vsako nedeljo X
mast in pravi, da maj Vam lju4
bi Bog povrne v zdravju vsem,
ker drugace Vam ne more po-
vrniti, kakor stotero sc Vam "a
hvaliti "a paket. V tretjem pa
ketu pa je bila lepa obleka in
nekaj srajc in majc; ravno Ia
ko obleko je incl Radko in zanj
ga bono imeli, &c DO prisel, ker
njegovega je Srecko raztrgal.
"Vas oce so bill ze drugic
okradeni, ravno tisto noe, kot
so dobili pakete. Tisti povrsnik
50 well, pa so Re tatu prijeli in
oce so dobili ze povrsnik nazaj
in nekaj kave in sira, sladkorja
in vina pa MISC dobili. Tat je
zaprt in je donna IL Polije. Da-
nes so sli oce v Postojno ma od-
govor.
"Oh, tako so zaceli krast, da
Sc ma zegnu ukradejo. Ma grob
Tvoje name sem poloAla sveeo
ma vseh svetih in drugi dan je
nj bilo mixer. Tako vidis, sta
bila okradena oba v kratkem
casu. Tako Sc torej tukaj godi.
tOce so tudi zaklali prasica, ker
50 Sc bali da bi Jim ga tudi
ukradli. Zdravi pa so Sc precej.
Tudi mi smo sedaj Sc precej pri
zdravju, samo meme desna roka
boil, sem 81 zilo nategnila, zato
slabo pisem. Pa DO ze boljse.
Vas vse prisrcno pozdravlja
druzina
"Kapelj'.
Cleveland, @. a. Toncka Pen
ko je rojena v vasi Nova Susi-
ca pri st. Petru ma Krasu, po
domace Toncka Goraceva. Ze
liza otroskih let je skladala mic
ne pesmice in tudi "a slikarstvo
ie bila vneta. Velika skoda, da
nadarjeno dekle nj zmoglo dose
ci visje izobrazbe, do katere 81
je tako zelela. Razum, XII ga je
imela, bi jo solanjem pripe-
ljal vrste nash velikih pes
nikov.
Ker pa je bila hGi uboznih
starsev, je ostala nepoznana.
Ko je sovrazni tujec zasedel ma
So lepo Primorsko, je odsla V
Jugoslavijo "a kruhom, kakor
mnogo drugih, XII smo Sc raz-
kropili ma vse strani sveta, ka-
NOR je pac kdo mogel. Vsi, ka-
teri smo prisli svobodno Ame-
riko, bodimo hvalezni zvezdnati
zastavi, XII mas je sprejela v
svojo zascito, da nismo TAXI
meri okusili vojne grozote, sko-
ri kakorsnje je gazilo nase. ne
srecno ljudstvo v domovini.
Miha, Xxi ga omenja v pismu,
je brat, ona pa sestra mojega
mcza. Tudi JAZZ sem rojena v
Novi Susici. Pesmi, katere je
zlozila, so nekaj lepega in so
vredne, da jih tudi drugi preci-
tajo. JAZZ sem dobila ze vec pi-
sem Cd sorodnikov liz domovine.
Neeakinja Cd mojega naoza Sc
prisrcno zahvaljuje vsem anne
riskim Slovencem, XII SO posiai:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-10

moci, ker Y vecji potrebi, kot 50
sedaj, ne 1norejo biti. Vsi, kaa
tere je rodila slovehska matt in,
kdor nina kanana v prsih, maj
polozi dar, domovini ma oltar.
Najsrcnejse pozdrave vsem Slo-
vencem po sirni Ameriki in ena-
ko vsem v dornovini. Posebno
pa rojakom IL Kosanske doline.
bog ziyi vse Slovene, pod sire
tho hise ene!" (S. Gregorcic).
Mary Penko,
1855 Chapman
Tu pa sledijo' pesrni, XII jih je
mlada Toncka Penko zlozila in
XII segajo v globino srce vsak-
terega, XII euti trohico ljubezni
do rodne Crude.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-10

Ponosstd se js matt
vra6alG dOmoU,
saj re5en sdaj njen narod
tnjh je 0Eov.
tNadaljeyanje ~ 1. ssrsnD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-30
Taxi Bandit Suspect,
Shot and Reeapfured,
In Serious Condition

John McGiIl, %, colored, of the
200 block of N street S.W., was cap
tured by police yesterday two hours
after he had escaped from the Office
of United States Commissioner Need
ham C. Turnage on the fourth floor
of the Bank of Commerce & Savings
Building, Seventh and E streets
NV. He was captured at 2l4 Clark
court S.W.
McGill, who had Just been held
In $4,000 bond for further hearing
August in the robbing of a cab
driver on Thursday of $14, was shot
during his escape. He was taken to
Gallinger Hospital where his condi-
ton was said to be serious. McGill
was shot below the neck in the right
shoulder.
McGill bolted from the outer Office
of Commissioner Turnage's office,
ran to the stairway and knocked
over a stepladder in the path of
pursuing Deputy Marshals A. E.
Cornelius and Woodraw Barbour
and Police Detective Sergt. Thomas
Harty of the robbery squad.
Sergt. Harty shot McGill while
the latter was escaping down the
stairway of the building, aiming
through the opening of the stairway
Sergt. Harry was on the fourth
floor and McGill approaching the
second floor when the shot was fired,
police said. McGill then ran out
side the building, police said, and
hailed a cab, which took him to the
Clark court address.
Police then said some one at the
house McGill went to call for an
ambulance. Police intercepted the
call and reached the building before
the ambulance arrived.
The Commissioners set the $4,000
bond after Sergt. Harty reported
the man already was free in $4,000
bond in connection with six other
robberies of cab drivers.
William Posey, A, of 5000 Forty
sixth avenue, Riverdale, Md, the
cab driver in Thursdays robbery
exhibited bruises about the face
allegedly suffered at the hands of
McGill.
Commissioner Turnage said Nc
ellis flight was the second escape
from his Office in % years. The first
occurred last February IS. when
James w. Shores, 81, colored, fed
the Office after arraignment on a
charge of theft from a mail truck
He was recaptured approximately 10
days later in North Carolina.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
Aeriu IShow Proves Flop Weothermon
 Upsets Plons

Waterburians looked in vain at the heavens last night for the spec tacular celestial show due in the wake of the Giacobini zinner comet. A heavy overcast prevented any view of the expected display, and it will be six and a half years before the comet approaches the earth again.
 The comet itself flashed by the earth week ago at distance Of 24,0000O0 miles Last night its tail passed within 131 900 miles of the earth at a speed of IA miles a second.
 Had observers been favored by clear weather, they would have seen shooting stars flashing across the sky in the northwest, near the con- stellation Draco. When the comet appeared 13 years ago between $50 and 480 meteorS minute were seen flashing across the heavens.
 The eastern part of the United States had been expected to get the best view of the celestial display, but virtually the entire area was covered with heavy clouds. In New York scientists tried vainly to rise above the overcast in an airplane. Numerous experiments were conducted about the country to determine the effects of the comets wake.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
PepPerHits COP House
 Warns Paralysis
 Will Be Result

Boston, Oct. 10-CUP)-The world will simply stagger toward its own destruction" if voters elect a Re- publican Congress Nov. with a Democratic Senate and President, according to U. s. Sen. Claude A. Pepper, (D.-Fla.).
 Addressing banquet meeting last night of the Massachusetts Citizens Political Action Committee, Pepper lamented what he called the repudi- ation of the late President Roose- welt but added that election of a Republican Congress would result in national paralysis both home and abroad"
 My heart has many times been made heavy by the shortcomings and hypocrisy of some of my par ty," he said. But on Nov 5 there will be no choice between perfection and imperfection but only between Democrats and Republicans. And even the best Republican will vote to put the worst Republican in as House speaker
 Pepper said he especially wanted to warn the people in this first cleo ton since World War II not to re- peat the tragic error" made by voters after World War I. However
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
Mother Kills
 Two Children
Maine Housewife Shoots Girl, Boy

Washburn, Me, Oct. 10-(UP)- Mrs. Gretchen Richardson, H-year- old wife of a Washburn farmland, was arrested and charged early to- day with the shotgun murder of her two children, Priscilla May, 6, and Jerry, 4.
 The shootings occurred 1n the Richardson's four room home at Wade Plantation and Mrs. Rich ardson was arrested several hours later when police took her from a train at Northern Maine Junction 15O miles from the scene of the slayings.
 At first she said she knew noth- ing of her children's deaths, put later police quoted her as saying she "did fire one shot accidentally and hurt the children badly, but didn't wait to find out" what hap pened.
 The slayings were discovered by the children'S father Clinton when he returned from his job as handy man on a farm. He told authorl- ties that the front door of his home was tied shut with rope and that he found his sons body on the floor when he opened the back door.
 Without looking further, he said, he ran for help. Neighbors ac- companied him back to the cottage and found the girls body spraWled in a corner of bedroom, covered with tattered blanket. Four empty shells were found in the kitchen stove.
 Police Chief Frank Hopper of Caribou, reconstructing the slayings, said the boy apparently had been killed first. He believed Priscilla had witnessed the shooting and that the slayer followed her into the bedroom.
 The child, he said, apparently covered and drew back into a cor ner as the killer approached and fred
 Hopper said the fatal shots had been fired at an arm lengths dis tance and that the boy had been shot twice A search was organized to find the gun in the isolated area surrounding the Richardson cottage which is half mile from the near est neighbor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
Cape Kin of Slain Girl Questioned

Chatham, Mass, Oct. 10-UP)- The family and friends of Elaine Eldridge, 24, of Chatham were ques- toned today in an effort to find some local clue that might lead to solution of the double staying of the girl and a man on a Florida beach.
 Parents of the girl said she never had mentioned Lawrence O. Logan, g, of Fort Lauderdale, the other victim of the shootings, in her let ters home and that she had been writing regularly.
 Information gathered by police in dicated that Miss Eldridge had an excellent reputation, was extremely popular and had no known enemies. She had. lived with her sister in Boston until last Christmas when she left for Florida.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
Plan Rare Train Trip
 FonS to Ride
 On "ConoI" Line

Next Sunday morning conductor 'Ducky" Holmes, who normally is the major done of the ''CanaT' way freight from New Haven up the Northampton branch, will be pas senger conductor for a day, when The, New Haven Railroad will oper- ate its first passenger train over that line in a score of years. Holmes, whose home is in Springfield, is practically the only conductor fully qualified on the Canal" Line route, and is being pressed into passenger service for the occasion of this spe- cial rail-fan trip sponsored by the Connecticut Valley Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society.
 Holmes has been 8 conductor on the Canal" line for forty-two years and knows every tie and rail joint on the line, as well as the family histories of most of the residents along the route. He recalls that his wife's grandmother rode from Northampton to New Haven on the old Northampton Canal in pre- railroading days, and that it took her night and day to make the trip.
 The train is scheduled to leave New Haven at 10:3O A. M., South ington at 11:O5, Plainville 11:15, Avon Il :30 Simsbury 11:40, Vest field 12:10, and is due in Northamp- ton at 2:50. At 200 F. M. the train will leave for side trip to Williams burg, due there at 2:20, and at 2:30 will leave there for the return trip to New Haven, where it will be due back at 5:30 P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
Movie Producer To Sue Curley

Boston, Oct. 10 - (UP)-The Hollywood film company of Loew-Lewin, Inc, said today it would sue Mayor James M. Cur ley of Boston for $200,0OO dam ages because his criticism of an art exhibit would affect the box office receipts of one of their pictures.
 Curley had expressed "un- qualified disapproval" of an ex- hibition of II paintings repre- senting "The Temptations of St. Anthony and as result the Copley Society cancelled showing scheduled for next month
 One of the paintings which Curley described as offensive to Catholics" appears in a mo- tion picture produced by the company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10

Fans at baseball games in Cara cas, Venezuala, have become so rbid this season that at times the Army has been called to protect the umpire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10

Radio broadcasters in Australia have received a government warn ing against any reference to sex going on the air.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10
Kiwonis Club
 Holds Meetinq

The coming Community Chest drive was discussed by David F. Babson, Boy Scout executive, at meeting of the Kiwanis Club yes terday at The Elton. A campaign movie, featuring message from Rosalind Russell, was shown.
 Members were urged by Kenneth M. Garter to support the Marine Corps Band concert, scheduled for Nov. II at the Armory. The con- cert will be given for the benefit of the Waterbury Civic Orchestra
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-10

he said he was not discouraged since he felt that the liberals of America were not going to take political per- secution lying down.