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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

gotten" men of the recent eonflict.
 ~Whatever I can do to help them won't be half enough" says 0ar- gan, 'Sbut I'll certainly oo every- thing in my power"
 oargan expects to bs called ehort- ly to Washington, D. O., for . cone ference with Marine Maj. Gen. Graves Erskine, head of the nakion- al veterans rehabilitation program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
'WAu&Ze<A
 -- by BILL HARRINGTON --

The iO-round lightweight bout between Lulu Costantino of Boston and Eddie oiosa, Philadelphia-born seeker, in St. Nicholas Arena, N. Y., will be aired over WATR-ABC and it's affiliated stations tonight at 10 P. M. ,,
 Don Dunphy and Bin Corunn will be at WATR-WJz's ringside' micro phone to bring fight fans tnrougn- out the nation a complete descTip- ton of the action.
 A millionaire oil man gives Q oia- mond arrowhead brooch to his daughter and the bauble Is subse- ouently found embedded in his heart during the WATR.WJl broadcast of The Sheriff tonight at o:sO P. M. Sheriff Mark Chase, played by Robert Haag, is called into the case and discovers that, long After he had given the brooch to his daughter, the oil man had threatened to cut her out of his wiLl in favor of his second wife and ms business partner.
 A colossal booty, worth $4,330, will create plenty of excitement as nim- ble-witted contestants try for the grand prix via emcee Bert Parks questions on Break the Bank" toe night, 9vATR-ABC, g to s:SO F. N
 Parks right hand man, Bud Coll yer, will provide soothing words Tor iittery nerves in addition to hand ing the announcing chores. Peter Van Steeden and his orchestra will furnish the musical questions.
 Frank Leahy, head coach of the unbeaten Notre Dame football team, will be Bill Stern's guest on NBC's Sports Newsreel" tonight, lo:so P. M.
 On the eve of Notre Danes last regularly scheduled game of the year, against Southern California Leahy will give Stern his opinions of this years accomplishments oi the Fighting Irish and next years hopes.
 Stern will broadcast the Notre- Dame-Southern California contest next day.
 ''The Adventures of Bulldog Drummopd" moves into a new time period Friday, 9:30 to 10 P. M, EST. over WWcO-MUTUAL, beginning tonight as the intrepid EngliSt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
ANnmgA
DIFFICULT RKBUTTAL

University, Miss.-Coach Red Drew described . bad pass from center against Georgia Tech as one of the longest snaps from the pivot he had seen in years. "It took us an entire quarter to make up the yard- age lost on that play" he groaned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
Teans Represented on United Press All Big EeDen
BlGiks Future Bleak as He Parts WSth Pair

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
ePECKLED GRTDDERs

State College, Pas-Three Penn State football players - two backs and 8 lneman - wear contact lenses while playing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29
K. of C. Pin Piekups

American Leagne-Akaple Peppers. oadgess Co tae right ot them. gad- gets Co the left os them. Into St. Josephs alleys marched the Dowl- ing Knights Monday night was the beginning ot the seconn round and the slogan. Brother if you can spare a strike. do it n0wl" When the gad- get swsngers started to throw the 6ai. chairman brother Sankas took a deep sigh and said. "0oshl" Or- cnids so Mike Nolan who set . new high single record of lsl. ralladino seemed to enjoy the pep-talk from captain Cailkin. but his bowling didn't show it. McHale team finally used a clean broom eo sweep ShoveS team to a { to Q victory.
 National Leagne-Pin BusterG You'd probably fains from shock or break a few ribs laughing, when brother Howard after missing a scare, walked over-to the mirror Co locate the spots before his eyes. I'd Haigh stimulating . hit oe college spirit by yelling. shoot the dead wood krosherl" When Jim Tohln asked Jimmy Whalen what vas the most important factor ia bowling, Jimmy said. Drink Brookside MIR. CTeaneyis team finally reeosered thesr bowling optic after defeating Scanions team to 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

win be on anscx for the coach who losing two such climax runners.
 Having coached hs three great Army var era oothan EAvele Che Cadets for with Red Bat eddy enough Che Blak best he an but practice session between two squads he ped against each his backela Hail. Minor and Bobby Dsbos-Rsa behind strong them against string the Ne hackea-TOm LombArdo Davis Blanchard and R ChabOt Six thOuhdOwns mlnup-thFee squad-n Of offensive power Blaik saw before or since.
 Army playing game Saturday Years Day partly the fault of the selves The matter put to vote after the Rose Bowl had nubbed the chtmas vacation favor of post All but of the in Bowl D Academy decided ntefest ruled against game
 THE NAME Miss Betty familiar to readers of t pmpe the aureae of the Dodgers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

hotel shortage. Tn order to find a place eo stay they accept jobs as servants for Q wealthy family, and in a series of hilarious situations, finally manage to see the high Washington ofilcial responsible for reconversion, in c side-splitting finale.
 William 0argan, star of T Deal in Crime" ABC Saturday chiller, who saw and helped to cheer thou sands of wounded men during a 60,000-mile uSO tour of the CB1 theater early in the war, recently vas appointed on a national com- mittee to aid legleSs and armless veterans. Gargan says he feels that such victims of this war are, un- fortunately. in many cases the for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

super.seam rather fthan as the day on which an underdoR Navy eleven pulled the biggest surprise h football history. Thasa just about what Navy vlc- tory would amount to. And M Navy should ever win this one saliva test would be h order all around
 Parting with two such backB as Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard win not he sweet sorrow for Coach Red nlak. 1t will be unswectened tragedy Only onco Ia century does football coach encounter two such aeon iR that team hn own. From now on. everything
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

Some Chinese jades carvers buy their jade in the state of Wyoming.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

sleuth engages in c daring escapade dealing with money, murder and a free-for-all struggle for possession of Q casket, entitled, The Case of the Kidnapped Coff1n."
 In its new time period ''The Ad- ventures of Bulldog Drummond," |" formerly heard Mondays, to s:S0 F. M., EST, replaces Spotlight Bands" formerly heard at that time Fridays. 9:3o to 10 P. M.
 Conductor Paul Lavallee has pro- grammed two favorites of Cities Service Highways in Melody" listen- CTS for tonight, WTIC-NBC, 6 P. M. Strauss Artists Life" and Rimsky- Korsakov's light of the Rumble Bee will be played by the orches- tra in response to many requests. Other orchestral numbers will be Thou Swell" and ITO Each His Own"
 Baritone soloist Mac Morgan will sing 'FA1ll Moon and Empty Arms" taken from Rachmaninoff,s Second Piano Concerto, and The Hills of Home" by Fox. The choir will sing T Got the Sun in the Mornin'," and Morgan and the ensemble will close the program with Q College High way" medley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

REMEMBER SAM TAssoNE that a.talklng tout from CaeAgo
 
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

ARMY NAVY GAMES upset dope bkea than ever. selling plaaefs However oaO0 Rhadephas Municipal Stadium will probably
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

Movietown's Adolphe Menjou and his wife, veree Teasdale, have ar- rived in New York and have check ed in at the Hotel Waldorf Astoria. Menjou will appear on Sherman H. Dryers MES show, Exploring the Unknown" Sunday, Dec. 1.
 Jim Baskette, who plays dabby Gibson on the'"Amos h. Andy show has the important role of Uncle Remus" in Walt Disney's newest picture. Song of the South," which will be released throughout the country soon.
 Screen Star Paulette Goddard will recreate for radio her success ftll film role in the rollicking com edy, Standing Room Only" when she returns to Hollywood Players for c third starring appearance Tuesday, Dec. 3. at 9:30 P. M.. over OBS. It is the story of a toy manu- facturer and his secretary who go to Washington to discuss plans for reconverting the toy factory from war production to peacetime manu- facture, and are faced with the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

THE NAME Miss Betty zeEsind" familiar to readers of this mpe literature aueaes of the Dodgers
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-29

'The Adventures of Bulldog Drummopd" moves into a new time period Friday, 9:30 to 10 P. M, EST, over WWcO-MUTUAL. beginning tonight as the intrepid English
Evening star., 1946-11-24
Miss Bissett We'd
To Mr. Kaufman
In GeOrgetO1Un

Miss Beverly June Bissett, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Earnest
Bissett, became the bride last eve-
ming Of Mr.. Carl Franklin Kauff-
man, son of Mrs. Herbert Emory
Kaufman Of Lancaster, Pa, and
the late Mr.. Kaufman.
The Rev. DR.. Orris G. Robinson,
assisted by the Rev. DR.. chauncey
C. Day, ofIiciated at the ceremony
in the Dumbarton Avenue Methodist
Church and reception followed at
the Admiral Club. Miss Jane Malone
played the nuptial music on the
organ and accompanied Miss Mary
Ellen vincent, who sang.
The bride was escorted by her IA
ther to the altar, where she was met
by the bridegroom and his brother,
Mr.. j. Eugene Kaufman, who
served as best man. She wore q
gown Of Swiss lace over white satin
and full-length veil draped from
q tiara of seed pearls. Her bouquet
was Of gardenias with shower Of
stephanotis.
Miss Joan Bissett was maid of
honor for her sister and the brides
maids were the Misses Carlena
Baesgan OF Mclean, Opal johnson
of Berry, Ala, and Jane lie Gate Of
this city. All wore pink satin gowns
and bandeaux Of fall flowers match
ing those in their old-fashioned
bouquets. Little Jane Carroll Bis
sett. sister of the bride, was Junior
bridesmaid, wearing a pink satin
rufied dress and matching net coro-
net and carrying an old-fashioned
fall flower bouquet.
The wedding guests were seated by
Evening star., 1946-11-24

the Messrs. Nobert =. kaufman
Of Greenbelt. Edgar Hoover. Jack
Waldron and James Earnest Bissett,
jr., all Of Washington.
The newly married couple left
following the reception to motor to
Miami Beach, where they will spend
several weeks. They viii reside in
Georgetown on their return.
Yesterdays bride attended George
Washington University and is q
member Of Delta Gamma Sorority.
The bridegroom was graduated from
Capitol Radio Engineering Institute
before serving two and a half years
In the Navy.
Evening star., 1946-11-24

Capt. Cabinnas. gave . cocktail
party yesterday afternoon at the
officers mess. Mrs. Cabinnas and
her daughter are spending this win
ter at Carvel Hall, having arrived
here from California.
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas N. VIM
son are established In their new
home at Wardour, the residence
formerly occupied by Mrs. Ida /.
Miller. Residing with them are
Mrs. Wilson'S mother, Mrs. M. Pugh,
and their oldest son, Thomas N.
vinson, jr., who is home on terminal
leave from the Army Air Forces.
Capt. and Mrs. Wilson's second son,
Newell e. Vinson, Is q freshman ct
the University OF Maryland.
Evening star., 1946-11-24
ANNAPOLIS

Tuesday Of this week several Of
the Annapolitans motor to Balti-
more and were among the guests OF
Mrs. Miles White, jr., at the recep-
tion she gave with her granddaugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Brensler White
at Mrs. Whites home, Kernewood
House In Guilford. Those from An
napolis who attended were Mrs,
Carroll Van Ness, Mrs. Richard
Baldwin, Mrs. Tench Tilghman and
Commodore Edward Lloyd, q. s. N,
lretired).
Mrs. Robert Cabinnas. widow OF
Evening star., 1946-11-24
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington. D. C.
SUNDAY AovsMsER n, D4s.

This afternoon Codr and Mrs home Parole
smear Annapolis from until
cocktail party at their country o'clock.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02

kater teme sedanja strategija zapadnega katosk
ga boka, je tisto, kar della to biloxi tako nevaren.
Toda navzlc ternu, da katoliski strank Franci in
Itai danes zavzemata prvo meso pa u skupni glasov
socaistov in komunistov navzlic teu prekasao vet
iljonov Zgodnejsa prognoza, da e Evropi pohodu
evca e Sc vedno veavna Bas to vzrok zakaj Vat
kan ako ud da b zavrl zgodovinsk razvo Uspel bo e
ako bodo levicar ponov napake predvojnh dni in do
pus da h notran Sport tako oslabijo da bodo spo-
sobni boja proti skupnemu sovrazniku. .- -.
Cerkev je odpratim vstopomv politieno areno sama
povaba, da Sc MO posopa kot bojevnco Ona more
upa da bo mogla diskreditirati proakci dugh polite
nh sill krikom "protiklerkalzmu start trik napada-
MIA vseh onih XII MISC prpraven prisati to, da Vatkan
dob svetovno poiticno vlado kot reckarev in agenov
Moskve DELUXE vec Pokon spansh predsednik Manuel
Azana gotovo bill nkak rdeckar Toda ko nekega dne
tik pred izbruhom spanske vone prise MENU papesk
nunci Madridu monsignor Tedeschi in proestral prot
napadu neko cerkev je Azana kf e omeneno cerkev
smatral bser panske arhekture XII pa je vede da
IL njenega stopa pad stre repubkansko demonstra
cijo odgovor "Vasa eminenca gotovo nste pricakova
da bo pocn borbi obvelal Krisusov nauk da maj tst
XII e bill udaren ice nastavi Sc drugo Ako cerkev
zel b przadeta il nj treba drugega kakor da drz
izven boja.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02
LETALSKI PROMET v
JUGOSLAVIJI

V cetrtek 9. maja je prispelo
V Ljubljano prvo redno potni-
sko letalo po osvoboditvi. Kakor
znano, Sc te dni otvarjajo red
ne civilne letalske proge po vsej
Jugoslaviji. Tako kot vse dru-
&c ,prestolnice federalnih edinic,
je tudi Ljubljana S tenn vEljuce-
ma, v letalski promet Beogra-
dom in preko proge Beograd-
Praga 2 ostalo Evropo in sve-
tom. Ma obletnico osvoboditve
je priletelo ma ljubljansko leta-
hsce v Polju prvo redno potnis-
ko letalo, XII je pripeljalo prve
potnike. Letalo je pristalo okoli
10. ure, nato pa Sc je vrnilo z
novimi potniki OBJ II. uri v Be-
ograd. Uvedba rednega letalske-
ga prometa je zopet korak dale
k normalizaciji Jugoslovanskega
gospodarskega in kulturnega
zivljenja. E:" ''.@
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02
Ves+i IL Ivlienio
omeriskih SIovencev

Fairport Harbor, O.-Dne %.
junija sta Sc tukaj poroeila To-
ny Konaendat in Josephine Bajc.
Nevestin oee je veeletni tajnik
drustva 355 SNIP. ...-.
Chicago, Ill. - Joseph Ulesie
iz Willarda, Wis, je "a. junija
prisel z zeno Chicago ma obisk
svojih sorodnikov Maleric. Niti
malo Sc mu nj sanjalo, da je
prisel ma pogreb svojega necaka
Leona Malerica, sina njegove Sc
sire, XII je umrl 26. junija. Star
je bill 81 let.
Duluth, MINI. " bolnisnici
st. Mary's Sc zdravi rojak Shus-
mix, XII vodi gostilno v tenn me-
stu.-V' isti bolnisnici je dobro
prestal (operacijo?) tudi Louis
Nosan il Chisholma. ~Oba sta
clana ABB.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02
PESMARICA "A MOsKE
IN MEsANE ZBORE

Izsla je nova pesmarica, XII
vsebuje skladbe "a 33 moskih
in 1nesanih zborov. Zbirka obse-
ga 96 strani in je 16 moskih
zborov, XII so ze dolgo nekak ze-
lezni reportoar slovenskih pew
cev. Ia zbirka pride ma trg "a
to, da DO v pomoc osnovnim
zborom.. Pevski zbori zelo po-
gresajo take pesmarice, ker je
okupator unicil ogromno arhi-
vow. V tel novi pesmarici sta
prvic objavljeni ma prvem me-
stu himni: Hej Slovani in Ma
pref zastava slave. Pesmarico
je tiskala tiskarna Ljudske pra-
vice. Cena pesmarici je 81 din
in Sc naroca pri Slovenskem
knjiznem zavodu v Ljubljani.
&c naroeijo zbori stevilo izvodov
"a yes zbor, je pupust 10 od-
stotkov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02
PROSLAVA DNEVA IMAGE

Vrhovni poveljnik Jugoslo-
vanske armade, marsal Jugosla-
vie, Josip Broz-Tito je tidal
proglas "a praznovanje dneva
image mad nemskim fasizmom
z narocilom, maj sc v Beodradu
in v Zagrebu prirede vojaske
parade ma dan 9. maja. V cast
dneva image maj Sc ustreli v
Beogradu castna saliva II stre-
low il so topov; v glavnih me-
stih ljudskih republik, v Ia
grebu, Ljubljani, Sarajevu, c.
tinju in Skoplju 10 strelov IL
80 topov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02

Ffasisticnih okupat atprjev vse do
tlej, dokler je MISC Jugoslovan-
ski znlagoviti narodi ponnetli 2
vso ostalo izdajalsko fasisticno
reakcij ijonarno saro vred.
Igro je reziral in insceniral
Bojan Stupica, katera je po il
jaW kritika, Ladislava Kisuta
ena najuspesnejsih,. najbolj
skrbno pripravljenih in odigra-
nih predstav ljubljanskega
dramskega gledalisca " prvem
letu svobode.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02
KRSTNA PREDSTAVA v
DRAMI

Ma dan image 9. maja je Ma
rodno gledalisee v Ljubljani po-
dalo krstno predstavo move slo-
venske drame Igorja Torkarja
"Velika preizkusnja". Drama
Sc godi v zadnjih dneh pred
osvoboditvijo v zaporih in pri-
kazuje borbo zdravega naroda
proti okupatorju. Ia borba je
velika preizkusnja dveh ideolo-
gil, dveh sistemov. " to veliko
preizkusnjo pa je vkljueena tu-
di osebna preizkusnja, ali clo-
vek posameznik v tel ostri bor-
hi vzdrzi do kraja, tudi "a ceno
lastnega zivljenja. Prikazani so
trdni, preprosti revolucijonar-
j, predstavniki predvojne razr-
vane intelligence, svet okupator-
jew in kolaboracionistov. Poseb-
no topic pa je ocrtan lik stare
ga jecarja, XII lajsa svojim jet
nixon njihov tezki polozaj. Dra-
mo je zreziral Vladimir Skrbin-
SEX, insceniral pa ing. arhivar
Ernest Franz. V glavnih vlo-
gah so nastopili: Slavko Jan,
Vladimir Skrbinsek, Pavle Ko-
vic, Edward Gregorin, Lojze
Drenovec in Stane Sever.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02
Novice IL stare domovine
Kako so praznovali 5. obletnico ustanovitve
OsvObOdilne frOnte

zikalicnim programom kovinar-
ske godbe in drugih ter obeh
pevskih zborov in gimnazije je
izredno zadovoljil udelezence
slavnosti. Ko so sc zvecer vra-
cali domov, je mad tovarno sve-
tia peterokraka zvezda, kot SIM
bolicni kazipot v bodocnost. Da
bi slisali petite bratje ma Koros-
KEN, S kaksno vero v srcih Sc
ie pelo: "N'mav cez izaro". Laz-
je bi Jim bilo cakati ma tisti dan,
ko bodo nasli pot v svojo domo-
vino.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02

Kateri kroxek odnese
prvo nagrado?

prvo nagrado?
Euclid, O. - Progressive Slo-
venke krozek st. 3 priredi ba-
lincarsko tekmo. Povabljena sta
krozka st. / in 2 ma to tekmo-
yanje. Da bodo elanice boli 2
veselje1n metale krogle, je treba
gledalcev.
zato tenn potom vabim vse ro-
jake in rojakinje, katere ta igra
veseli, da pridejo v nedeljo ma
vrt Slovenskega drustvenega
donna ma Recher Ave-, kmalu po
kosilu, okrog enc ure popoldne.
Vrsila Sc bo tudi zabava " ma
Ii dvorani. Vstopnina bo prosta.
Sc enkrat vabim vse: pridite ma
to tekmo in imeli boste par ur
razvedrila med narljivimi zena-
mi in dekleti Progresivnih Slo-
venk, ker tudi one morajo vca-
sih imeti nekoliko zabave.
Kar Sc tice okrepcila, bo tudi
po danasnjih moznostih najbolj-
Sc preskrbljeno. Ma svidenje!
Gusti Zupancic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02
PROMETNE NESRECE so
NARASTLE IA 43 obs.
(Dalje prihodnjic)

CHICAGO, l. julia. - Ma
tional Safety Council poroca, da
so prometne nesrece po cell
Ameriki v prvih petih meseeih
letosnjega leta narastle "a 43
odstotkov Y primeri 3 isto dobo
lanskega leta. Ista organizaeija
'pnroca, da je letos v. v.prvih pc
tih mesecih naslo smrt v pro-
metnih nesreeah l2,24C oseh pn
vsej Ameriki,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02
MIROSLAV KRLEzA:
"V AGONIJI"

"V agoniji' je dal ime Miro
slav Krleza svoji drami v dveil
dejanjih, XII 10 je vprizarjalo
ljubljansko Narodno gledalisce
v maju. To je v resnici agonija
Y predsmrtnih krcih propadajo-
&c, moralno nagnite, ne samo ma
zunaj, ampak tudi same V sebi
do kraja prezivele in izgubljene
druzbe zagrabske plemiske in
oficirske gospode, XII jo je v pr
viii letih 20 prvi svetovni VOL
nj postavil Cas- sam svojim
razvojem oh steno. Ia, Sc wee
raj vladajoea, aristokratsko bur
zoazna kasta dunajskega in bu-
dimpestanskega kova, XII je leta
in leta sedela narodom avstro-
ogrske monarhije ma vratu in
potlej v letih stare Jugoslavije
v svojih preostalih odtenkih bi-
la zvest zaveznik in pajdas be-
ograjskih 6arsijskih rezimov, Sc
je v dobi osvobod odiinega boja se
enkrat in poslednjic razgalila.
Sal Sc je nujno znasla v
vrstah ustaskih generalskih in
ministrskih krvpikoy, bila v svo-
jem onemoglem prizadevanju,
da Sc ma vsak nacin BE obdrzi
ma povrsju svest in vnet pristas
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02

obrazujejo Sc pa tudi v glasbi.
Mojster Franc Dolinar, XII je
ze 80 let popolnoma slep, samo-
stojno poucuje pletarsko obrt
in je ze nesteto gojencev uspo-
sobil "a ia poklic. Milka Piliho-
va, XII Sc je v zavodu izurila V
modeliranju, je dosegla tax ma
predek, da je danes v keramic-
nj tovarni, kjer prav uspesno
opravlja svoj posel. Izdeluje
rocke pri skodelicah in podobna
della.
V prvomajskem tekmovanju
so Sc svojimi vzgojitelji dobro
odrezali, zlasti v Soil so polka
zali resnicne uspehe. Nobenega
slabega reda nj bilo. V Brajer-
jevem tockopisu so napisali Is
izvirnih clankov, naucili so Sc
IL novih partizanskih pesmi, 18
deklamacij in nekaj recitacij
Vse to so dokazali ma proslavah
27. aprila in 1. maja, ko so ma
stopili pri proslavi ma Vicu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-02
ZAVOD IA SLEPO MLADINO
OBNOVLJEN

V Vsoboto 4. maja Sc je v Ljub-
ljani vrsila proslava obnovitve
drzavnega zavoda "a slepo mia
dino. Pred vojno je imela slepa
mladina svoj dom v Kocevju,
kjer je bila do jeseni leta 1943,
ko je bill ia dom po nemskem
bombardiranju unicen. Zaeasnc
Sc je bill zavod preselil v ljub.
ljansko gluhonemnico; cd tam
je bill premescen zaeasno v po.
slopje Notre Dame ma Mirju.
V zvezi z obnovitvijo tega "a
voda, je priredila slepa mladina
" novem domu prisrcno prosla-
vo. Nastopili so gojenci v pesmi
in recitacijah, govorih in dekla-
macijah, v katerih so poyedali
da razumejo danasnji cas-, da
pogumno korakajo v duhu OBJ
move, tekmovanja in pridnega
della. : @.
Deklice sc v zavodu ukyarja-
jo z roenim delom, zlasti plete-
MEM, pa tudi gospodinjs jstvom
imajo mnogo veselja; decki
p,etenjem kosar, keramiko in
razno obrtjo. Ma zavodu je
osnovna sola, pletarska sola, IL