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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-22
20. novenbra, 1046
Sodnijski process proti
slovenskim izdajjalceln
(Ndddl lievGnje)

Taisti tajnik je poroeal il Wis
ME gore 6. septembra 1912, da
sedaj pripravlja poimenski spi-
SEX Slovencev il te cone, XII bi
mogli biti vkljuceni v antikomu-
nisticno rnilico. v tej zvezi je
incl sestanek z zupnikom v
Ljubljani, ker Sc nj hotel sestati
z MIN v Visnji gori il strahu,
da bi bill odkrit. Bill je baje ze
dolgo casa njegov obvescevalec.
Prvega aprila 1912 je dr..
Lambert Erich izrocil italian
skim oblastem spomenico, v ka-
teri priporoca nacin "a sodelo-
vanje slovenskih oborozenih
skupin z Italijani proti Osvobo-
dilni frenti.
"Italijanske oblasti dolzijo
yes slovenski narod, da S svojo
moralno, in dejansko podporo
pomaga vzdrzevati komunistic-
no 'Osvobodilno fronto,' XII Sc z
orozjem bori proti okupacijski
oblasti," Sc glasi en- odstavek. V
.'Predlogu "a izboljsanje trenut-
ne situacije," pravi: "Najnuj !
nejsa potreba je, zajamciti Slo-
vencem varnost zivljenja. v
Ljubljani morajo varnostni or
gani vrsiti stalno sluzbo. Oh
sumljivih incidentih maj var
nostni organi takoj blokirajo
zadevne ulice in preiscejo vse
pasante. Zbeg zloeincev je treba
onemogociti. Pri varnostni sluz-
bi mora priti do nekega sodelo-
vanja med italijanskimi oblast-
mi in Slovenci. V sedanjem po-
lozaju hi bilo sodelovanje cd
strani Slovencev mogoce edino
lie v obliki odioznih prijav. Alb
solutno potrebno je, da italian.
ski oglas da Slovencem moznost
samoobrambe v sledeci obliki:
"Slovenski orozniki in straz'
niki maj spet dobe orozje in So
delujejo pri varnostni sluzbi
Stojijo maj pa pod vodstvom biv'
sih visjih slovenskih policijskit
organov, XII maj jih zasedbens
oblast imenuje po nasvetu vodil'
nih MOI prejsnje slovenske
uprave. &c maj Slovenci uspesnc
pomagajo pri izkoreninjenju ir
unicenju komunisticne organi
zacije (partizanov), XII jo sma'
trajo "a svoje najvecje notranje
narodno in kulturno zlo, je po
trebno, da Jim italijanske oha
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-22

"Vsi spoUednihi so dolSni apT0-
Sati vernike pri. spo0edu, ali 50
6lani ali sinpatiserj Osvobodil-
ne fronte. ). Domobranstvo je
legalna oblast, kar je postalo po
razpadu Jugoslavije :. Donao-
branstUo ne della 20 zs,aago oku-
patorja, temveG Sc ga le poslu-
Suje "a svojo smago. Torej to nj
isdajstvo." -
Ma vprasanje nekega podezel-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-05
Madison County
News

The following services were held
at China Grove A. M. e. Church
Sunday. October Z: Sunday School
with a large attendance and inspir-
ing preaching services by the pas
tor. Rev. r. F. Williams. Total col
lection was $29.25.
Pvt. Willie L. Thompson is home
after spending 16 days furlough
visiting his wife, Mrs. Alberta
Thompson, and father, Mr.. Harry
Thomson. as well as other rela.
tives and friends. On Sunday they
were the dinner guests in the home
of his brother in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Harris.
Sgt. George Winters of Grenada
county is visiting in Madison with
his grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Ben
nett, and uncles, George and Gle
vim Pippin, as well as other rela-
tives and friends. Sgt. Wintrs is the
son of Mrs. Pearlie Monday, Hol-
comb, Miss He spent Il months ov-
erseas in Germany, France and
England. He has 45-day furlough
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-05
Crystal Springs

Mr.. and Mrs. George Thigpen
had as their guest the other night
Sgt. Edward Thigpen. He is home
on a 80 day furlough.
The Missionary Sistered of Mt
Calvary Church rendered a very
nice program last Sunday evening
at o'clock. Sister J. E. Watts was
the guest speaker.
Rev j. B. Crisler has just closed
a very successful revival during
which seven were added to the
membership Rev. Crisler is pastor
of Mt. Salem Church.
The Little Children's Prayer
Band will meet at the Crystal
Springs Colored School, October z
Sermon will be preached by Rev
Washington of Hazlehurst.
GOSSIP
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-10-05


oh, boy, did you see Pee wee
trying to be SO popular with Bur-
nell Bartiey Saturday nightABe
yourself honey, we know that you
are not the big cheese there.-Sel-
ma Lee and Pvt. Jesse Windham
certainly do make a cute couple,
but it is being rumored that he is
falling hard for another chick
Cheer up, Lucille Hudusoh, Mr.
Brown is planning to come South
and visit yiu sometime soon.-Well
alright Ollie Pope, we saw you
Saturday night with that chick
from the Delta Is she number one
now?
GOSSIP
The certain chick who stated
that the rain caused he to stay out
all night, certainly did hide be-
hind huge drop of rain, or was
it rain.-George Miller is walking
around singing that he will be so
glad when Estell comes home.
Looks like Esten win have to leave
Utica just to please hirn.-Mr.
Watts when you get your mail.
please don't put it in your pocket
book because L. B. will certainly
mess you up.
Crystal Springs. Refreshments were
served and the young guests re-
ported an enjoyoble tim.
Evening star., 1946-07-10
Radio License SOUGHT

Among applications to build and
operate radio stations accepted for
filing today by the Federal Com
munications Commission were
Broadcasts Management. Inc, Be
/ thesda, Md. 1920 kilocycles, $50
watts, daylight operation.
Evening star., 1946-07-10
Park Visitors Warned
To Lock Their Cars

1t. w. r. Lutes of the park police.
yesterday warned motorists visiting
parks in the District to lock their
cars when they leave them to stroll
around while sightseeing"
The warning came after arraign-
ment of Arthur OFT Owens. 35, col =
ored, of the 200 block of H street
S.W. before Judge. Armand w.
Scott in Municipal Court yesterday
on a larceny charge. Judge Scott
set bond at $500. A jury trial will
be held Friday.
Owens allegedly entered the un-
locked Car of Mrs. Virginia Won
Friedly of Roscoe. Calf. who had
been visiting relatives in Fredericks-
burg, Va. Mrs. Won Friedly had
left her car unlocked while sight
! seeing at Hains Point Sunday
afternoon and her pocketbook, on
the back seat, was rif1ed.
She reported the theft on return
| ing to her car. Park Policeman
James J. Lyons arrested Owens near
the scene after watching him walk
up and down a line of parked cars
peering into them"
Pvt. Lyons found wrist watch in
the mans pocket which was later
identified by Mrs. Won Friedly as
belonging to her son. Other loot
| including three bus tickets, ration
books and a billfold. containing
hoIlt S15 was not recovered
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06

Jugoslovanskemu rdecemu kri-
zu, ali v pomoc najbednejsim v
novi Jugoslaviji. Torej, bratje
in sestre, tisoce stradajocih ST.
rot upira oci ma mas in ma VISA
usmiljena srca, "a nujno pomoc
Nikar Jim ne odrecimo. Mic "a
to, &c ste he dali. Dajmo Sc, ko-
likor najvec moreno.
Sc danes Sc dobijo med ma
mi rojaki, XII pravijo: JAZZ bonn
postal svojim. Vse je lepo. Pos
LII jim, ako jih imas. Vedi pa,
da je ma tisoee oeetov in mater,
kateri ninajo nobenega cd svo-
jih v Ameriki; da je mad en- mi
lijon otrok v Jugoslaviji v veil
kanski potrebi in cd teh ma tt
soce, XII nimajo nobenega sorod-
nika ne tukaj in ne v starem
kraju, da bi skrbeli zanje. I'll
so popolnoma odvisni samo cd
dobrih, usmiljenih src kakorko-
Ii. V Jugoslaviji je vojna pu-
stila "a seboj lie rusevine in
grobove, v katerih pocivajo njih
roditelji. Torej, pomagajm jmo tu-
di tenn, ker nimajo nobenega
ma svetu in so revcki, pomoci
potrebni. Torej dajmo in Sc daj-
mo. Svojo hvaleznost re izraza-
jo nam.
M. Klemen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06
Ia pomoe sirotam
v Jugoslaviji
Vincent Coff.

Euclid, O. - ':Zemlja nam je
postelja, nebo nam je streha. :"
Tako pise slovensko dekle svo-
jemu strieu v Ameriko, kateri
so nemski krvniki, italijanske
hijene ter Rozmanovi blagoslov-
ljenci, domacijo pozgai in j ma
necloveski naein pomorili stiri
brate.
Takih in slienih poroeil priha-
ia il starega kraja v Ameriko
danes ze ma tisoee. Ze med VOL
no smo slutili tukaj, da je mas
narod preganjan in zatiran cd
stoletnega zatiralca slovenske-
ga naroda. Da pa je bill potts
njen v tako grozno klavnico, te-
ga nam niti ma UNI nj prislo. Kar
so pocenjali z nasim narodom ci-
vilizirani Nemci, kulturni Itali-
jani ter zegnani domaei izdajal-
ci, kaj takega ne bi poeenjali
divjaki, XII MISC Sc nikdar cd ci-
vilizacije niti slisali, z divjo
zverino.
In "a ia krvaveci narod, "a
narod junakov, so Sc danes v
Ameriki zavzela vsa postena in
usmiljena srca, da' Sc jim poma-
ga. V ia namen so sc v Euclid,
O., zdruzili dive drustvi in 81
GER Stew. 20 SDZ in Stew. 45O
SNPJ, da priredijo zabavo ali
pies v Slovenskem drustvenem
domu ma Recher Ave., dne g
marca. Prieetek OBJ Z. uri I'VE.
Ger. Vstopnina so centov.
Ma tel prireditvi DO vsegs
dovolj. Igrala DO izvrstna god
ba, posebno "a mladino. Pre-
skrbljeno bo jedjo in pijaco
Postrezba bo prvovrstna. CLAW
no je, da "a gotovo pridete, kel
yes preostanek DO Sci v pomot
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06
PlSMA II STARECA kRAJA

in groza, ko sva poslusala, ke-
daj Sc ustavi auto pred hiso, ter
nisva spala mic kaksna diva mese-
ca. Ko pa so Nemei povecali ku-
rilnico v Zidanem mostu, so mas
poslali vee tie, ker v Marlboro
so hotei samo 'eisto raso.' Do
maei Nemci so bil Sc slabsi kot
pravi. Gonili so mas sem in tie,
ter nam ogledovali nosove, ako
fbi mas bilo nogoce sprejeti " dr.
zavljanstvo, pa vseeno ga nismo
dobili. Ako ga bi prav dobili, Mi
ci je bila Marlboro, JAZZ pa v
Zidanem nostu do 9. Julija 1914.
"Ta dan so pa odbrali meme in
Sc nekaj drugih, ter mas odpre-
mill ma Dunaj stare erknene ko-
ME jesti.
"Spomfadi leta 1912 Sc je
ustanovilo partizansko gibanje
ma Pohorju in Gorenjskem. S te-
mi dnevi pa so Sc zaeeli slabi ca
81 "a mojo sluzbo. Sprva so sa-
mo odvijali tracnice. Pri prvem
TAKEN karambolu, XII je bill pri
Zagorju oh Saw, je slo skoraj
po1ovica vlaka v Savo lokomo-
two in osobjem vred. Ma loko-
motivi sta bila oba rnrtva. Tako
je slo naprej, vsaki teden je bila
TAXA novica. Dobili pa MISC
Nemei nikoli nebenega. Cez ne
kaj casa pa SO nam predpisah
brzino vseh vlakov v nocnem
casu ma 20 kilometrov ma uro
in to ma vseh zeleznicah jugo.
sbovanskega teritorija.
"Pa nasi partizani so jo hitro
pogruntali, ter zaeeli polaga.
njefn min. To je pa bile "a mas
Sc slabse. Zaeela Sc je zalostna
voznja. Spredaj locomotive sc
nam dali vozove kot zascito, "a.
daj pa vlak, ter 20 kilometroy
brine ma uro tudi po dnevu
EUcinek teh min Sc Sc danes vidi
Ev sredini Save.
|"Jaz sem incl kar sreco, ds
Ese mi yes cas- nj mic pripetilo
Julia sem rajzal ma Dunaj. Tam
tega nj bAo, pae pa je padale
|veasih prav m gosto cd zgoraj
Pa cim vec jih je prslo, TEN
bolj smo bill veseli, v upanju, ds
ho pree konec in da bono 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06
U UREDNlkOvA
P0$TA
Razno il Collinwooda

Theodore Andrica, poroceva-
lee cd The Cleveland Press-a,
kakor vam je znano, sc je pred
kratkim povrnil IL turneje po
Evropi, odnosno po Jugoslaviji.
Lahko ste citali njegovo inte-
resantno poroeilo il Trsta, Bel
grada, Zagreba in Ljubljane O
danasnji Jugoslaviji in to, o
tenn, kar je videl ma svoje last
ne oci in slisal ma svoja lastna
usesa.
Mr.. Theodore Andrica je po-
vabljen cd direktorija SID, da
nam poda njegove wise in H.
kusnje, XII Uh je dozivel v nasi
start domovini, in sicer DO ma
stopil z govorom v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd. v petek, dne 10. marca Oh
/ 8. uri zvecer. Kdor zeli slisati
resnico o danasnji Jugoslaviji
maj Sc zagotovo vdelezi. Vstop-
nina je prosta vsem in vsake.
mu.
| Torej zapomnite 81 dne Is
marca DO govoril Andrica v S
D. Domu.
"Jadran": pevski zbor Slo'
venskega delavskega donna, be
incl svojo prireditev v nedeljo
dine IA. aprila. Podana DO kras
ma opereta "VaEek ljubezni' ,
treh dejanjih. Zbor Sc re pridne
vadi "a to prireditev. Posebnos1
te Jadranove prireditve pa s.
mi vidi, ker zbor ina danes mac
trideset pevcev in pevk in mec
teni je mad polovico nasih fan
tov in deklet cd nase druge &c
neracije, to je tn rojenih v Anne
riki.
Fredi Cesnik, kateri je bi
pred nedavnim odpuscen il ar
made kot stotnik, DO nastopi
v vlogi, Albert Hribar, XII Sc j
tudi pred mesecem povrnil, bt
igral, ravno tako Frank Moze
Vida Kapel, Betty Cerjan, D
Arch, Florence Unetich, Stef,
Cesnik Tolar in F. Slabe il
tudi Tony Vadnal; ostali, XII ma
stopijo v vlogah pa SO: Pete
Dujmovie, Tony Primo, Joe Go
dec, Frank Kristof in Ludvi]
Sanaber.
Vidite, da je to nekaj povsen
novega "a mas pevski zhor, d;
ina sedaj 20 tel vojni toliko ma
sih slovensko- -ameriskih fanto'
in deklet, XII sc zanimajo "a na
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06
ENAKopRAvNOST

in poraenljive znannke prihajajo
ma pisrnih. Sedaj vidimo temno-
sive po 8 dinarjev, zgodovin-
skim datunom 20. XI. v spomin
proglasitve republike, visnjeve
po II dinarjev, partizanski
strelci " skalnatem polozaju,
rdece po 8 dinarjev partizan S
pusko in veliko zastavo v jjurisu
in po 1 dinar zelene barve v sne-
gu gazeci partizani ma hajki.
Joze Zelenc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06
(Nada1jevanje z 2. stranD

''Tu v Maribor Sc je vrnilo il
internacije mnogo ljudi, sta
novanjska kriza je vefika, ker je
toliko porusenega in unicenega.
Tudi nase stanovanje je bilo po-
kvarjeno, da Sc je videlo il sobe
ma cesto, brez stene, pa sedaj
imano "a silo, popravljeno.
MAZDA sc. je morala "a casa
Nemcev v soli uciti nemscino,
pa je sedaj lie veei1a pozabila
ter Sc pridno uci.
"Vas Jozek je pa tudi Re eel
koreniak, kot vidinae IA Sikh.
'se enkrat hvala "a yse in
lepe pozarave. Vasa
Mic" "
Svakinje Mici moz Janez Ma
code poroSa o nevarni sasHbi ze-
lezniearjev med ekapaeijo:
"Dragi mi vsi trije!
"Dolznost mi je, da Sc tudi
JAZZ Vam oglasim in zahvalim
"a poslane dobrote, ket da mas
je sv. Miklavz obdaril.
Donna nisem bill skozi vsa
leta nemske okupacije. Pa takih
je bile Sc mnogo. Mogoee Vas
bo zanimala moja tezavna sluz-
ba "a casa vojne, pa vseeno sem
pxisd sreeno skozi. Nnogo mo-
jih kolegov pa je tezko posko-
dovanih, ali pa sploh oh zivlje-
ME. Pa vojska je vojska.
"Ko so prisli Nemci ma Veliki
cetrtek v Maribor in to seveda
.brez vsakega boja, so jih nasi
Nemci sprejeli cvetjem, mi pa
z srdom. Vedeli smo takoj, da
Sc bo zacela "a mas Slovence
prava golgota trpajenja.
INA Cvetno nedeljo Sc je ma
sa kurilnica umaknila v Sevni-
co z vsem osobjesn in lokomo-
tivarni, ter srno tam pocakali,
da so prisli Nemci: Ma Veaiko
soboto pa srno si zopet v Mari
Dor ter: Sc javili "a sluzbo kot
navadno. Sledile SO ze drugi dan
stepilne aretacije in to sanao v
poznih noGnih urah. Auto "a au-
tom teh siromakov so polnili So
le in kasarne. Naju je bio strah
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06

50 pesem, "a mas jezik, jerk slo-
venske matere. Rezervirajte 81
dan II. aprila "a "Jadran" in
Is. marca pa "a MIR. Theodore
Andrica.
Vincent Coff.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06

vsaj lahko domov. Tam ma DA-
|naju Sc je videlo vse narode Ev-
rope.
"Jaz sem bill prav blizu Flo
ridsdorfa. Kako tam izgleda, nj
mogoce popisati, vse je razdrto.
Todi Schoenbrunn je dobil bonn
DO v sredino. Prater je pa popol-
nona zgorel. O Veliki noci pa
Sc je zelo pribhzala fronta, pa
jo mahneva JAZZ in Sc diva druga
eez st. Polten, Amstetten, St.
Michel ma Celovec. Ma 9. aprila
pa sem bill ze DOMAIN in sc skri-
val, ker tako potovanje nj bilo
dopustno, slo je "a glavo, ker
je bill preki sod. Tako smo pri-
eakai konec vojne izven mesta.
"Vozim sedaj zopet v Ljub-
ljano. Veeraj je bila z menoj
Mici. Sli smo k Maticu in dobili
tam Nado ter Sc vec pogovorili.
"Bedite mi najlepse pozdrav-
ijeni, Vas
"Janez Nagode. !"
Sledeee pisanje, pa je cd dru-
Zine mojega pokojnega bratran-
ca Franc Otrina izpod sv. Treh
kraljev. Pisno je bilo oddano v
xireh.
''Dragi sorodniki!
"Vase pismo smo veseljem
prejeli, ter najlepsa hvala zanj,
ker spominjali sno Sc veckrat
. ma Vas ali ste Sc zivi in zdravi
v tel dolgi vojni.
"Dobili smo tudi cd strica
Johna Otrina il Connecticut po-
rocilo po redeem krizu, da so vsi
zivi in zdravi.
"Pri mas smo bill srecni, da
nam nj bilo pozgano, ker smo
tako ma samem. Zivine nam je
ostalo le nekaj. Velikega po-
manjkanja nismo trpeli, razen
obleke in perila, ker v ten stirih
letih nj bilo blaga.
"zivi in zdravi smo vsi, razen
"a tamlaj jsega Sc mic ne vemo
kje je in &c je Sc xiv.
"Lojzka in Francka sta Sc po-
rocila v Vodicah mad Ljubljanc
ter sta sreeno prestali vojsko
enako njih mozje.
"Francelj Sc je, tudi poroeil ,na
dom 1912. leta. Ia zeno ina
.Prekovo il Izgar. Prilozeno par
skromnih silk.
"Janez je zopet v Planini "a
mesarja, ceprav je bill med VOL
no tezko ranjen. Joze je pa Sc
pri vojakih, Sc Sc nj vrnil ter
ina Gin oficirja.
"Vprasate "a Hlevisarje
Hlevisar, Petrac, Jereb in Sc
mnogo drugih je pa pobegnilo,
tako da nj nobenega moskega
donna, razen kakih starekov, sa-
mo mas France je donna. Fantov
in moi je mnogo pablo v tel
vojni.
"Prosimo Vas, sporocite stri-
eu Janezu, da snao prav te dni
dobili cd Rdecega kriza, da mas
on isee, ter re tudi MENU pise-
mo.
"SreGen Bozie in Novo leto
vsem in lepe pozdrave.
"Druzina Otrin. y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06

WAR GROOM ARRIVES -. Now
the war Essosas begin t. arrive.
Christopher Paterson, 20, who
served xs esSieses WitA the 1eyal
air force, has distinction Of beinE
first war groom to arrive IN the
u. S. He win jeia his .wife,
former u. s. nurse, Pauline M0ty-
tlewsld u 1AEee Risess Wis., wleEc
he will make his home.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06

)lOpenSll dl1lerlSkl llQrOdul sue,
assw I'M sssst Chicago a. m. ~ T..
M sanH usyp ksayssela SANE y j. usn. IN sept 1914
Csva.aa h reiieni as Gsann g. odssrnas h sia., H
tsga odAaEA: as.s% Sz5a#s =.
ca.n predsednk LOUIS ADASnC. sVn'ard. MI
psdsEsaseaea. MARIE PIlsLAND DGgAau
sheboyssn, W. - ~ .~.,.-. @~: =. !. ]
Kern. us.sl.nd ohis.
~. EKsEKUTIvE:
Pdsedn: ETBN KRIsTAN zs nechtree St. Mich
psdpdsedi JAfKo HoGEIJ s.es shade Ave. Cleveland O.
FEED vDER 1ss 80 LavnAa,s Chicago g.
minoA r" ..~-& s>.~.. 49,.
T.jnk: MIRxo O. KuHEI, ssss W. sstA 81, Chicago a. H.
Cieaso H.
Zapinkar: JACOB zUPAN, lombard Bsrwyn
caan: ~. r. ,'~T b
LHo JuR1ovRC lsle W. asna n, CAie.ss
LEOPOLD KUsnIAN en- 81 Clair Ave, Cleveland
AI8NA NOVAK, sl1J o. Chair Ave, Cleveland g. Ohio.
FRANK ZAITZ, LawnAsle Ave, Chicago ~ M
NADzoRau onBoR:
LOUIS prsassdnn N. Chicago st, JsHet NJ
J0SEPH zAvERrNlK 50 TsnsAy Rd, Englewood, N. J.
ANTON DEBEvC. 1sss 18th Ct, shebeyEan Wiz
JOSEPH r. DURN l5ss5 Waterloo RA, Cessnd 10. ohia
JoSEPHINE ERJAvEC, Chicago St, laieL III
THERESA GEnzEI. 334 Erie w. Ahquppa, Pa.
ANTON HORZEN 81 Princeton, I'll.
ANTHONY JERSIN, 4Szs Washingtsn St. Denser CaO
REV. H1A1H KEBE e13-57th Pittsburgh Ps.
FRANK KLUNE. so41ra 81, N W.. Chisholm, Mimi
HELENA KUSAR, 1856 So Kenilwoth Ave, Berwyn, III.
KATHERINE KRAINZ, Hawthorne Ave. Detroit B. Mich
JOHN KvARTICH al Station st, DEi1gevine. Pa
JOHN POLLOCK, RAGS Lakeiand Blvd Nohle. Ohio
Menahan Brooklyn, N Y.
ANTONETTE SIMCICH, 1901 Addison Rd, Cleveland Ohio
THERESA SPECK, Asss st. Louis fs Mo.
VALENTINE sTROJ, 1910 Hoinaes Ave-, Indianapolis Ind
N. STONICH, 1854 Cedar st, Puebls, Cose
ANDREW VDRICH, 7es JsAnstswnL Pa
zDASNIK A.. r. U. BldE, Ely, Mimi.
JOSEPH ZoRC 1sG wadsworth Ave. No. Chicago Ill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06

|eke. Tujec pride mimo in opa-
zuje otroka: ''Slisis, pa 81 pre-
cej umazana, nj res?"
'Da," odvrne .deklica, "sem
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svetovalec. "Veeina poslusalcev
ne da piskavega oreha "a vse
tvoje potezkoee; dosti pa je tudi
takih, XII Sc veselijo tvoje nesre-
ce."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06
"a kro+ek Gas

Majhna deklica sc je igrala
oh cesti blatom in pekla HEB
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-05-03
School Year AT :
Vancleave Closes
With Graduation

Presentation a. diplomas to
graduates and medals to out
standing students of the year
marked commencement exercise
at the Vancleave Consolidated
school Thursday at 8 p. m. a
the Methodist CHURCH.
Miss Jean Bond delivered the
~valectory address. She and Cur
It's Davis, who is absent in the
service, were the two graduates
and Mrs. Earl Davis received
the diplama on behalf of her son.
The program was opened with
a march played by Mrs. George
Penton and the Rev. w. ]. Walt
ers offered the invocation. W. G.
Eckles, director OF school build
ing service made the main ad-
dress which was of great inter
est to those present inasmucf
as every effort is being made
to secure funds for a new school
building. County Superintendent
| of Education A. F. Megehee, pre-
scented the diplomas and N. Z.
Taconi, Vancleave school superin-
tendent, gave the eighth grade di-
plomas.
Members of the junior class
| entered carrying a long garland
fashioned of magnolia leaves and
Dorothy Perkins roses and sing
ing the Alma Mater.
Medals were bestowed as fol-
lows: Key to plaque for vale
dictorian, Jean Bond; soldier
medal, Curtis Davis; mathemat-
les, Helen Faye FURRY; English.
Stanley Ramsay; history, Naomi
Woodman; biology. Bob Irwin
Roberts; music, Juanita Ravens,
tipping, Beatrice Ellis; activities,
Helen Griffin: athletics, Marjorie
Hawley; citizenship, Lorenzo
Farley; faculty trophy for out
standing student, Joyce Mitchell.
In the elementary grades the ac-
Invites award went to Ruth Nc
MILAN and the medal for out
standing student was awarded to
Elva. Mae Ware.
Perfect attendance certificates
were presented to Glenn Mattelle,
Faye Quave, Dolores Touch
stone, Ouida Mae Golf, j.. C.
Harris, Jr., Shirley Allen, Mar
gle Hardin, Edwina Ravens, Joe
Hawley, Helen Faye Furry,
Mmiel Holden, Marjorie Hawley,
Junanita Ravens and Helen Crit
fin.
The benedietion closing the
program was given by the Rev.
w. j. Walters.
Prior to the graduating exer-
cises Thursday night Superin-
tendent and Mrs, N. E. Taconi
entertained at supper with w.
G. Ecliles and his secretary. Mr..
Megehee, Lester Winterton, Ray
mond Mallette, Hubert Mallette,
Carson Fletcher, Roscoe, Flet-
cner, E. E. Ellis and Howard
Jennings as guests.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-05-03
Wilson Springs

Mrs. w. K. Porter and John F.
Porter, Mrs. Martin Kasaby and
daughter visited relatives in May
GU LaBatre Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Baria and
small son attended funeral SER
vices of Mrs. Joe Johnson in Hur-
ley Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Porter
and son and Alma Larue Ste
yens attended senior graduation
exercises at Wade High school
Thursday night.
MI. and Mrs. Larue Porter and
baby were in Moss Point Thurs
day on business.
]. 2. Porter and Mrs. Martin
Kasaby and Mrs. Clarence Por-
ter motored to Moss Point and
P%ascagoula on business.
The Rev. Jackson visited here
Thursday.
Mrs. Larue Porter and sons at
tended senior graduation at Wade
Thursday night.
A number of persons from this
community went to the Escataw-
pa grammar school graduation
when Alma Larue Stevens, No
Ian Thornton, Laura Ruth Scott
and Billy Shaw, all from Wilson
Springs, were among those re-
ceiving certificates.
Mrs. Roy Porter and Mrs. Burt
Parker and the Rev. Jackson we're
here Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kasaby and
small daughter were weekend
guests of frelatives in Lucedale
and were accompanied home by
Mrs. Kasaby's niece for a few
days visit.
The Rev. Cornelius Howell of
Lucedale spent the weekend with
his son, James Howell and family.
49, II# fA
c. c. Thornton of Basin visit
ed Monday with the Charles
Thornton family. d
Mrs. w. K. Porter of Moss
Point visited Mrs. Roy Stevens
and vas accompanied home by
Mrs. Nan Peters.
Mrs. Wilson Baria and sons
were in Moss Point and Pasca-
goula Friday o business.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Baria and family one day last
week we're Nh. and Mrs. John
Parker of Mobiles an..u-
Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Pierce
and Mrs. Clara Myze1 recently
returned from Enterprise where
they visited the latter's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson
of Wade were Sunday afternoon
guests of MI. and Mrs. Martin
Kasaby.