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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-17
BY WILLIAM e. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

The American Contract Bridge
League recently announced that
the goth annual winter national
championship tournament will be
held at the Hollywood Beach
Hotel, Hollywood, Fla, Dec. 8 to
Is, inclusive. This is the first time
that this tournament has been
taken into the deep South.
Southern players made a very
fine showing at the recent summer
Sc ssion of the nationals. A south
ern team won the world cham
pionship masters team-of-four
title. Mrs. Joe Rosenfield, Jr.,
reached the semifinals in that
event and finished fifth in a field
Of 112 pairs in the masters pair
championship. I predict therefore
that in the coming winter nationals
in Florida, the southerners will
be hard to beat.
During the summer nationals
one South player went down at
two hearts doubled on today's
hand. Then I saw Mrs. Rosenfield
play it, and to my surprise, she
reached a contract of six clubs
and had no trouble in making
seven.
She trumped the opening dia-
mond lead, cashed the ace of
hearts and. led a small heart,
trumping with dummy's five of
clubs. Returning to her hand with
the king Of spades, she led another
heart and trumped with dummy's
ten of clubs.
Now she led the queen OF clubs,
overlook in her own hand, picked
up the trumps and all of her hearts
were good.
Although Mrs. Rosenfield made
seven, it would have been a bad
seven contract. With a break in
hearts, It would have been a diff
1lcult one to make.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-17

with the Chinese. Il can give him
an assignment that I'd never give
a man in the State department.
The men in the State depart
ment have tried to conceal mes
sages to me, delay them, hold
them up somehow, just because
some of those career diplomats
aren't in accord with what they
know I think. They should be
working for Winston. AS a matter
of fact, a lot of the time they
are"
The President continued his
long-standing set-to- with Churchill
at Tehran, Elliott indicates, help
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-17

Information center. post Of a vet
erans' organization. and VA office
sometime during the first part Of
September.
Q-What can you do, in apply
ing for terminal-leave pay if you
have lost your original discharge
papers?
Aft you were in the Army,
write to the Adjutant General Of
the Army, 1900 Goodfel.ow Blvd'
st. Louis 20. Mo, for a Certificate
in Lieu of Discharge. Navy vetet,
ans should write to the Chief Of
Naval Personnel, Navy Depart,
ment, Washington Is, D. c. L
you're a former Coast GUARDS,
man, write to the CommandaAt Of
the Coast Guard, Washington "a,
D. c. Ex-Marines should write 10
the Director of Personnel Head
quarters, U. S. Marine Corps
Washington Is, D. c.
Q-Where can I get a form with
which to apply for the certltlca'e
I need in lieu Of my lost dis
charge-papers?
A-The Army has this form
available at any one Of its recruit
ing stations.
Questions will be answered
only in this space - not OS
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-17

at the age Of 10 and became .
miner himself; a forme- unioa
eader' tnen a Labor Member Of
Parliament, and now Minister ~
Health and of Housing in Britain.
LABOR government, Aneurin Bevan
His advice has application in this
country also. M
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-17

Questions will be answered
only in this space - not 0y
mail.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-17
Your GIRights
Questions and Answers
On Servicemen's
Problems
BY DOUGLAS LARSEN

WASHINGTON.-Her are more
questions from veterans regarding
the new terminal-leave.pay act:
Q-Where and when will appli-
callcn forms for terminal-leave
pay be available?
A-These forms will be avail
able at every post office. veterans
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-24

dress of rose. Mrs. Raymond SOM
erlot and Miss Emma Shields were
candle-lighters, both dressed in
aqua.
A reception was held for the
40 guests after which Pfc. and
Mrs. Cramer left on a short honey
moon
The former Miss Shields was
graduated from Redwood high
school last year and has been en-
ployed with the Kroger Company
in Redwood.
Pfc. Cramer, son of Mrs. Mar
garite Cramer and Arby Cramer,
of Redwood, was graduated in
1914 from Redwood, and for the
past year has been serving in the
Army Air Corps.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-24
DINNER FOR GRANDsONs

A very pleasant day was spent
Sunday by the family of Mrs.
Mary ]. Gilbert of w. Third st,
when a number of relatives gath
cred to greet and welcome home
three of her grandsons, who had
lust returned from foreign service.
1t. Robert Z. Gilbert, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Gilbert, of Syca-
more St, is enjoying a 45-day fur
Tough after 21a years in Africa
and Italy. He will report next week
at Camp Mcclellan, Ala, for re-
assignment. p. 0. Ralph Robinson
ir., and Cpl. Norman Robinson,
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rob-
inson, sr., of Wadsworth, were
both recently discharged from the
service. Ralph jr., spent 80 months
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-24

on the battleship, Iowa, which led
the fleet into Tokyo Bay Norman
spent 1S months in the service in
France and Germany.
Those who enjoyed the day with
them were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Robinson, sr., Mrs. Ralph Robin
son, ir., and Mrs. Norman Robin
son, of Wadsworth; Misses Ruth
and Mary Wolpert and Miss Eu-
nice Robinson, of Columbus; Mr..
Howard Robinson, of Allen Center;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Wolpert, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Gilbert, daughter,
Marjorie, and son, Marvin, and
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thompson,
daughter, Leona, and son, Harold,
of Marysville.
Mrs. Ralph Robinson, sr., re-
manned in Marysville, for an eX-
tended visit with her mother and
sisters and will return to her home
in Wadsworth, the first of next
week.
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IT TT
MISS McCAMEY is WED
TO MIR. McCANN JAN. II

Miss Martha Ann McCamey,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Nc
Camey Sycamore ST., and Mr. Carl
V. McCann, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley McCann, of billiards, were
united in marriage last Thursday.
The ceremony was read by the
Rev. Mr.. ByerS in the parsonage at
Springfield
The bride chose a two-piece pink
wool gaberdine dress with black
accessories. She carried a shower
bouquet of white crysanthemums
and pink sweet peas with flowing
satin StreamerS.
The attendants were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Tobin, of Plain City.
Mrs. Tobin wore a blue dress,
black accessories, and a mixed
flower corSage.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-24

George w. Dittmar. pastor
Sunday school 1000
Church HOO. Z
Sermon subject: Take Heed!
Take Heart! Take Heed~
Luther League 600
Sat. at the parsonage at 1000.
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I9.I(HUR(HE51
Raymond Charge
"The Wayside Churches with a
Friendly welcome"
X-KY-HYYNYY-HEE

Cloyce D. Copley, pastor
These wintry days of changeable
weather teach us that we need as
constant companion and guide He
who helps us to control weather.
Sunny, bright, balmy days we feel
we can get along all right alone.
But when stormy, dark, cloudy
days come we feel the need of a
higher power and then we call up
on Him. We need Him when faith
is dormant or dead.
Petersburg
Sunday school IL o'clock, Anita
Edwards, supt.
Preaching at 10 o'clock.
Raymond
Sunday school, 10 am, Len Bru-
erd, supt
Preaching at II o'clock
Sermon topics: THE Eyes of
the Heart" and "The Keys of the
Kingdom.
st. PauPs Ev. Lutheran Church
c. j. S. Wachholz. pastor
Services Sunday morning in the
English language.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Adult instructions Monday even
ing.
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Second year Catechetical class
Sat. at the parsonage at 11:00.

Legs and back ache? Suffering
with your feet? Read what the
Galloway Shoe Store has to say in
its advertisement today.
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Choir meets Thursday evening
Glad Tidings Tabernacle

Glad TidingS Tabernacle
Assemblies of God)
Rev. F. S. Van Meter, pastor
Church school, $50 am, Mrs.
Urcil Shaw, Supt.
Morning worship 10:45 am.
Sunday school at Arnold 2:30
pm, Florence Crider and Faye
Dingledine in charge
Christ ambassadors $50 pm,
Lora Lee Adds, pres.
Special Revival services each
evening, except Monday, at 7:45
pm. Pastor and Mrs. Fleming S.
.VanMeter will be in charge, Come
and bring your friends.
First Congregational Church
DR.. C. w. Hollister, acting pastor
Sunday school $50. Mrs. Earl
Gray asst. supt
Morning worship 1890.
This will be Dr.. HOLSTERS last
Sunday with us. He will use as the
topic for his sermon, THE Text
that Haunts Me-.
Anyone having clothing that
they wish to donate to the box
that DR.. and Mrs. Hollister plan to
take with them when they leave
for China may bring them to the
church Sat. or Sunday. There will
be a box in the lower hall.
/ Choir practice Sat. evening 7:30.
First English Lutheran
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SHIELDS-CRAMER WEDDING
SOLEMNIZED JAN. 20


The marriage of Miss Kathleen
Shields to Pfc. Paul E. Cramer
was solemnized Sunday afternoon,
at 2:3O o'clock in the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Shields, of near Redwood.
Preceding the ceremony, piano
music was furnished by Miss Bar
bara Lake. The selections incIud-
ed: Always" Because" Till the
End of Time. IN Take You
Home Again, Kathleen" II Love
You Truly" and the traditional
Wedding March" Rev. E. B.
Brewster, of the First Methodist
church, Redwood, performed the
double-ring ceremony before a
candle-lit alter, decorated with
baskets of white chrysanthemums
and pink snapdragonS.
Mrs. Abram Ransome, a sister
of the bride, was matron of honor
and Mr.. Ransome was best man.
The bride chose a street-length
lime green dress for the occasion.
Her corSage was of white chrysan-
themums. Mrs. Ransome wore a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-04
EttAKOPRAvNtOSr

zovania KIM SO mu vzbudla zananie "a liudstya r
9Th dezeL Pjavil e najprej slzovane Nicaragua
kjenso bill teda Sc nastajeni aersk arin tel suz
hi e nasel prilko priti stk udstvom dezee Kaj
kalu je premost zapreko, XII 10 je delao neznanje
spanscine, tenn, da je price uc tudi tega jezika
Ko e bill ponovno posan Kino, e Carlson nadalje-
val svoje sudije ktascn ter e posebno rad prouceva
kinesko zgodovno in kuuro Pozeje e lastno incia
two in prosno postal prvi nizozemski opazovaec pr ko
munstcn kineski armadi to armada je prepotova vec
kot diva soe pesto mill Oh deu Ktajske ronte
Ko Sc je neka casa vrn po sluzbenh opravkh Zdr
zene drzave e bill dodeen kot povenik marinskemu od
deku, XII e incl naogo strazih pokojnega predsednika
Rooseveta ko je rudil pocitncah Warm Springs
Georgia Oh tel prili e spoznal predsednka Roosevea
ter postal njegov Kasnee e odstopil kot cast
mix mornariske pehote ter e bill eta 1888 zelo akven
delovanu da preprec prodao sarega zeeza Japonsk
Pote je Sci zopet Kitasko daljso suzbeno dobo
Ko e bill par let tenn preprican da bo prslo do vol
me- katero bo morala hote ali nehote posec tudi Aer
ka e zaprosil vstop vojasko sluzbo in spomladi
eta 1941 e ze vezbal svoe raidere XII bill sami bvs
prostovoljci mornarske pehote. kokor e blo sprco
strogh vojakh pravl mogoce e Carlson uvaa svoe de-
mokratcne skusnje in dee katerh je navel ko e bill
med kitaskm vojastvom Kin ter med ljudstvom Mica
ragua. Moze sluzbujoci pod MIN, bill posameznikl
in ne samo sevke Odpravil je druzabne razke med
mostvom in castnik Dopusti e tud svobodo kritike
tenn je postal vsoki in sloki moz XII ina mehko govor
co. tako prilubljen med svojim mostvom, da mu bill
negov ante udan In bila e ia egendarna stran
negovega sluzbovanja tekom vojne XII e daa povod gba
nu da postavi Carsona kandidata senane IL
ste drzave Kafornije Mnogo je narec udi, XII pre-
prcani pokovnik Carlson prav tako dobro suzt
ameriskemu ludstvu teh nemirnh cash poizkusanja
ustvaritve tranega miru ko najhujsh dneh bojnega
meteza ko Sc je sluzbi svoje dezele odlikoval.
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urednlkoVa
poSta
Novice il Prinaoria

Cleveland, o. Tenn potom spo-
rocam vsem Primorcem in No
tranjcanom, katere zanimajo no.
vice IL starega kraja, da sem
tudi JAZZ dobil pismo iz domovi-
ne. V pismu je povedano, da je
sedaj meja pri Divaei - Vucka,
med Italijo in Jugoslavijo ter
teee preko Postojne, Maine in
Merece. Tam stoji Sc par zidov
pokonci. ~
!. Ljudje pa ziyijo yecinoma v
Trnovem in v Ilirski District.
Kadar pisete ma Pregarje, Prem,
Bitinje, sembije, Knezak. Bac
in vse tiste vasi okoli, pisite
Jugoslavija. Tako meni pisejo.
Toliko v pojasnilo.
Veselo in zdravo novo leto
vsem narocnikom '.Enakoprav-
nosti' zeli,
Anton Logar.
4es- S = 4 r E j 80 \
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-04
Pismo il Dobo pri DomzoIoh

terega partNana Well, SO ga mu-
cili in ustrelili; in danes bi pa re
radi nekaksno oblast. ..-s
''Nas Emil (sin) je sprva slu-
iii v nemski vojski, potem Sc je
pa nekaj pregresil, so ga pa ma
Norvesko poslali, kjer je Yozil
kamione. Leta 1914 Sc mu je
posreeilo, da je prisel ma 'dopust
in nato takoj v partizane. Veil
ko je pretrpel, nazadnje je mo-
raj pa revez Sc umreti. Letos
marca meseca je padel ma neki
planini med tuhinjsko in sa-
vinjsko dolino. Nikoli ne bonn
vedel kje lei. skoda ga je, ker
je bill tako' razumen.
"Vidis, tako smo zrtvovali
vsak enega; JAZZ, Reza in Tone
- "a resitev domovine.
"Vas vse skupaj lepo pozdra-
vim
"Tvoj brat Andrej'.
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ogromno premoc po stevilu v6-
jastva in orozja. Kljub te1na Sc.
jim je mali slovenski narod po-
'stavil po robu ter jim prizadjal
tezke izgube. Seveda je Jugo-.
slavija trpela tudi ogromne il
CUBE in sicer je pad.o en- mill
jon 300 tisoc Jugoslovanov Cd
16 milijonskega naroda. To jeI
zelo skeleca rama. Samo v nasi
.obcini je padlo okrog sto bor-
cev, docim jih je v prvi syetov-
nj vojni pablo samo 33. Tako
bos vsaj priblizno mogel razu-
nett naso tezko borbo, XII smo jo
bojevali zdruzeni jugoslovanski
narodi. Ce Ii Sc to povenn, da
sno imeli vse mostove in zelez-
nice unicene, tovarne in rudni-
ke podrte, vec kot pol vasi po-
zganih, en- del Slovencev izselje-
nih, potem mislim, da bos lahko
razumel, kaj vse smo doprinesli
"a rlaso svobodo. Sc to III re-
Gem, kakor tudi Tvoji druzini,
bodite ponosni, da ste Slovenci
in Jugoslovani, kajti, dokazali
smo, da smo vredni nasledniki
nasih ocetov in marsal Tito je
najvecji sin Jugoslavije.
"Dragi brat! Lahko bi Ii ma
pisal ne samo pisma, ampak We
like knjige, ako bi Ii hotel po-
pisati vse borbe, strah in TRIP
ljenje, pa tudi nase zmagosla-
vie. s*.
'Pisi mi, ali ste Sc vsi zdravi
in kaj delate? Ali je bill Tvoj sin
tudi kaj v vojni? Sedaj koncam
in Vas vse skupaj lepo pozdra-
vim, kakor tudi moja druzina.
zelimo kmalu odgovor.
canton Peterka".
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Ponosni 50. do 50 JugosIovoni

Poznani Mr.. John Peterka,
1121 3. 68 ST., je prejel pismo
Cd svojega brata Antona, do
ma il Klopec. posta Dol pri.
Ljubljani, v katerem mu sporo-
ca koliko je ubogi majhni ju-
goslovanski narod pretrpel v
minuli vojni, da 81 je izvojeval
svojo svobodo, katere pa SO zdaj
vsi nadvse veseli.
Pismo je slede6e vsebine:
Klopce st. 20 p. Dol pri
J.. Ljubljani.
Y "Dragi brat!
"Sporocam ii, da sem prejel
Tvoje pismo in snno bill vsi ze-
10 veseli, da 81 pisal, obenem pa
.tudi zelo razocarani, ker mic ne
pises, &c ste Sc vsi zdravi ali
kako je z vami, kakor da bi v
teku petih let ne bilo skoraj mic
novega v Ameriki.
, "Sporocam Ii, da Sc je Peter
ponesrecil ma Koroskem v Dra-
vogradu, kjer je bill ma prisil-
mem delu "a casa Swallow in 81
Ger 13. augusta, leta 1913. Pa
dla je skala ma MEGA; potem je
Sc dvs, dni zivel. Pokopan je v
Dolu. Drugi smo BE zivi. Marica
je Sc zmerom v Ljubljani. Fran
eel tudi v Prikorivci; Dominik
je v Zalogu, kjer je bill "a casa
Italijanov interniran ma otok
Rab v Dalmaciji, kjer je bill tri
mesece. Tudi JAZZ sem bill v Ia
gerju v Begunjah.
"Kakor vidis smo dosti hude-
ga prestali "a casa okupacije,
ko SO streljali Slovence kakor
pse. Vendar mas MISC mogli uklo-
niti, ker vsi smo sodelovali z
naso Narodno Osvobodilno Vol
sko, dasi so imeli okupatorji
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-04

Mr.. Louis Mrmolja, 7SO Lon
don Rd., je prejel pisno cd svo-
ijega necaka Milana A. Neskovi-
ca, profesorja filozofije v Bel
gradu, kateri poroca, da Sc je
komaj pred nekaj dnevi vrnil IL
nemskega ujetnistva v Jugosla-
WHO, kjer biva ma naslovu utica
Ledi Kaudri 10, Belgrad, Jugo-
slavija. Pismo je zanimivo in ga
priobcujemo dobesedno, kot sle-
di:
Beograd, %. septembra 1915.
'Dragi moi stric:
''Preslo je re toliko let, od-
kar Vam nisem pisal. V tenn ca
su je umrlo milijone ljudi, da hi
mi mogli ziveti. Zrusen je fasi-
zem in ustvarjen je novi svet.
JAZZ Vam pisem IL svobodnega
Beograda, glavnega m e S ia no.
We demokratske federativne Jul
goslavije, v kateri Sc pricakuje,
da bodo srecnejsi vsi njeni ma
rodi. PRAY gotovo ste re kaj sli-
Sail o strasnih nesreeah, katere
so preizkusili nasi narodi. Tega
Sc V pismu ne da popisati.
Ako vam povem, da smo izgu-
bill diva milijona najboljsih ST.
nov in hcera, da je VISA zemlj ia
ena sama rusevina i'm da smo
goli in bosi - boste vse razu-
meli. .Ampak, hvalabogu, dobili
smo svobodo, utrdili bratstvo
in edinstvo jugoslovanskih ma
rodov. Ia vse to, razume sc, smo
hvalezni Vasi bogati zemlji,
Ameriki, modri Angliji, SLIM
iRdeci armadi in nasemu Titu. LIZ
morja krvi, Sc je rodila nova
drzava. Ona bo v kratkem casu
postala velika federatiyna repu-
blika!,
'Dragi moi stric! Upam, da
je VISA Vasa druzina srecno pre-
zivela vse, tezke case dolgih, ne
srecnih let. Nadejam Sc, da ste
Sc vsi zivi in zdravi. Zelo me bo-
do razveselile prijetne novice Q
Vasi dryhzini. Moja druzina je
srecno (prezivela stir strasna
leta vo5ne. Vsi smo ostali zivi.
Mama se Sc dobro drzi in Vas
zelo lep,o pozdravlja. Njej je bio
zelo teEko. JAZZ in moi brat Slav-
ko svA bila nemskem ujetnis-
tvu. Pnsla sva ' Jugoslavijo
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PlSMA IL STAREGA kRAJA
JugosIoviio Sc dVigo il rozvo|in

pred 15.. dnevi. Sedaj zacenJa-
mo novo' zivljenje, vse IL facet
ka. Zelo je tezko, toda upam, da
DO bolje.l UNRRA nam deli ne
kaj podpore, toda tega je jako
malo "a tako unicen svet, kot
je tukaj. Moi sin je re velik, je
v 6. letu gimnazije. Mama je po-
stala re stara - stara mamica,
MEN vnuk ina hcerko. To je Da-
nice sim. Ko S m Sc vrnili il
ujetnistva, m o tezko spoznali
ljudi. Otroci so v tenn casu IRA
still, starejsi so Sc Sc bolj po-
starai in vsi so subj in bledi.
Kruha nj bilo. Sal je bilo MIN
tezje ziveti donna, kot mama v
suzenjstvu.
'Videl sem, kako je bogata
Amerika. Ameriski vojak je kot
gospodar, mas pa kakor sluga.
PRAY ste inneli, ko ste sli v Ame-
riko. Moi alta je ljubil Srbijo.
Zato moramo nositi sedaj te-
EEK kriz.
"Dragi moi stric! Sc malo dni
je poteklo, odkar sem Sc vrnil
il Nemcije. Trpljenje je bilo We
liko, posledice trajne. JAZZ Yam
ne morem sedaj o vsemu pisati.
zeljno pricakujem cd Vas odgo-
vora, da izvem, kako Sc innate
vi in Vasa druzina. Vsi skupaj
Vas najiskreneje pozdravljamo,
vsi clani druzine Vasega brata,
katerih mas je sedaj % clanov.
Mnogo srcnih pozdravov cd mo-
je zene in sina. JAZZ Vas vse maj
srcnejse pozdravljam,
f. Vas necak s.~.
milan A. Neskovic, professor.
Pripomba Mr.. Mrmolja:
Moi bgat Andrej in njegova
druzina SO Sc izselili il Trsta v
Beograd leta 1913. mnel je jako
dobro sluzbo ma zelezniski po-
staji. Ker je bila napovedana
vojna med naso stare Avstrijo
in srbijo, 81 je moral syose ime
spremeniti IL Mrmolja VI Nesko-
vic. Ker je. njegova sluzba do
bro odgovarjala, je svoje otro-
lie dobro izsolal. Necak Milan,
kateri mi pise to pisnlo, je pro-
fespr filozofije. zadostno je BIZ
10, ker jim je oce urna veliko
prezgodaj Imam tudi sestro 2
idruzino v Beogradu. zal, da mi
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Dober nasvet fasistom

Cleveland, Ohio. - Cital sem
slovenski fasisticni list A. D.,
v katerem razlaga pomen "ko-
munist i'm partizan", ker to bo
po njih mnenju unieilo svet.
Ampak dragi citatelji, tista raz-
laga nj prava. V slovenskem smi-
slu pomeni komunist - zadru-
gar, konuna - zadruga. In to
nj mic napacnega.
Ako hinavci pri A. D. ne lju-
bijo Jugoslavije, bi jih. prosil,
maj bi jo vsaj v miru pustili. Sal
bo lahko brez njih rastla in sc
razvijala. Strupeni farizeji gre
do pocasi, pa sigurno v eaton.
To so pristni slovenski fasisti.
Poglejte, vecina drustev pri-
speva cd $500 do $10o "a po-
moe Jugoslaviji ma eden ali drug
naein. Ia belogardisticne begun
ce pa vidimo prispevke po 81 ali
diva in Sc tisti so 'neimenovani''
gospodje. Oh odhodu v eaton il
sedanje generacije, yam zelim
sreeno pot pozabljenje. Joze-
tn Sc priporocann, da mi telefo-
ma, kako je v beligardi.
Pomilovanja vreden je postal
urednik A. D., ker je tako spo-
drsni svoji karijeri, da ga ina
jo sedaj ljudje "a takega fash
sta. In sam Sc tega najbrze ne
zaveda. Ce m u priobca toliko
clankov brez vsakega podpisa.
Vsako pOsteno pismo bi morale
biti podpisano.
Pisma il starega kraja pri "A.
.. tudi. po svoje prikrajsajo;
vsaj tako govorijo tisti, ki 50 pri
tenn prizadeti. In to ustvarja do
sti nevolje. LIE tako naprej, pa
boste knnalu brali sani svoj
list, ker naroGniki vas bodo pu-
still.
Jugoslavija vas pusti lepo Y
miru, zakaj ne bi je VIZ Ona
|lahko napreduje brez vas. ia,
ker % van belogardisticni be-
gunci tako pr srcu, pa pojdite
u mimi vred v Rim. NihGe ne 10
"a vanpi zaloval tnknj. Fozdray
ocnikom Enakopravnosti
Anton Logar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-04
LOySKA SEJA

Cleveland, 0. ST. Clair Rifle
q Hunting Club obdrzuje Y ne
deljo, s. januarja Oh 9. llri zju-
traj vazno sejo. To .je glavna
letna seia in Sc vrsi v navadnih
prostorih. Podalo se bo raGune
in izvedeli boste D napredlu klu-
ba Y minulem letu 1945. Ma SCI
il Sc bodo vrsile tudi volitye no.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-04


Cesen 1915 e. 81 St. Cd svojega
brata Andreja Nemca, z Doba
pri Damzalah, po domace pri
Gartnerju.
""Draga sestra:, .a1e
"Slucajno sem dobil v roke
Tvoj naslov in sem Sc namenil,
da I'll napiSem par vrstic. isle
dijo osebne stvari). Pa moi ma
men nj, da pisem o teh stvareh
bolj obsirno. Glavno je, da smo
ostali pri zivljenju v teh groz-
nih cash kakorsni so bill tn pri
mas. Sal je vojska divjala vse-
povsod in 81 videl tudi mrlice
vsepovsod.
"Takoj, ko je stopil nemskl
skorenj ma slovensko zemljo, so
Sc. zacele selitve, aretacije in
streljanje talcev. Slovenske ma
pise so potrgali in jih nadome-
still nemskimi. Sledilo je pri-
silno ucenje nemskega jezika
do 60. leta. Groza je bilo videti
fante, XII so jih streljali kot tai
ce. Zabili SO kole, jih privezali
mamie in jih streljali. I'll ne YES
kako so tt ljudje vpili: mi smo
nedolzni, toda brezsrcni gesta-
povci so vzivali in Sc smejali.
Nj bilo noci, da bi ne videli po-
.zarov. Ma vec krajih so ljudi
zvezali, jih zaprli v hise in vse
skupaj zazgali. Po okolislkih hri-
bin je kar malo his ostalo.
''Preseljenih pa il Doba Sc nj
bilo proved, ker MISC proved H.
dajali. JAZZ sem Jill vsak dan pri-
eakoval, ker nisem bill priljub-
lien. Bill sem emo leto in pol v
tovarni ma Jesenicah. Stain o
sem bill v navarnosti, ker so to-.
,varno trikrat bombardirali. En-
krat sem 'jo ma Crnucah komaj
odnesel, sal j>je bio okrog meme
pet, mrtvih in 13. ranjenih.
Najbolj me je pa srce bolelo,
kadar so bile borbe tukaj okrog
mas, ker sem incl tudi sina v
partizanih.
Zadnjo zimo je bilo cez en- me-
ter snega in tt ubogi partizani
SO bill v snegu lacni in raztrga-
nj tako, da SO veckrat jedli SUI
rovo konjsko meso. In temu so
bill zadnje case najSec krivi do
naa6i izdaj jalci, kateri 50 uSli il
gmajne in yse izdaH. Ce SO ka-
nj mic znarlo, ali so Be zivi ali
mrtvi, ker oni 50 ziveli ravno
tam, kjer SO Nenci najvec po-
I
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-04

vega odbora "a tekoce leto. Ma
dnevnem redu je Sc vee drugih
vaznih zadev, XII morajo biti re-
sene ma tel seji, da ne DO potem
kaksnih ugovorov. Pridite ma to
sejo tudi vsi tisti 'clani, XII Sc do
slej niste udelezevali sci.
S pozdravom
John Papesh.