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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
ENAKOPRAvNOsT

''Kamorkoli gremo," je dejal
mlademu mozu, "vsepovsod Gu
timo prst vsemogocnega.' y
Molce sta stopala naprej in
dospela do vasi. Srecala sta
starega moza, XII je incl divjo,
rjavo brado in je vodil "a roko
majhnega otroka, XII je i'm e |
svetloplave, skoraj belle lase.
Zastavila sta mu par vprasanj.
Razumel nj niti besedice njune-
ga narecja. N ato sta sreeala
moza, XII so mu leta in tezka
bremena ukrivila hrbet. Zacu-
demo je strmel vanju, polozil je
roko ma uho, zmajal z glavo in
tudi on jima nj mogel 'odgovo-
riti ma vprasanja.
"Pojdi! Sama bova poiskala
hiso,' je dejal duhovnik.
Prekoracila sta kamnito, pre-
senetljivo ozko in zavito vasko
cesto. Dohitela sta prastare mo-
zake. Tu in tam SO Sc vanju upi-
rail- nemi in resni pogledo hri-
bovcev.
Dospela sta do potoka, XII sc
je penil.
Pokazalo Sc je stare, gradu
podobno poslopje. Romanska
vrata. Majhna, globoka okna z
zljanimi okviri. Pod slemenom
je bilo videti. okraske, XII so jih
pred nedavnim prenovili, dohod
je bill tlakovan z velikimi, sivimi
granitnimi ploscami.
Oba popotnika sta "a hip OBJ
stala.
"Tole! To je gotovo!" je de-
jail mladi MOI.
"Da, gotovo stanujeta tu!" j
potrdil duhovnik.
Nasmehnil Sc je mladenicu
mo, ali te v poslednjem trenut
ku vendar nj nekoliko strah ?"
Mladenic je zanikal, ampal
treslo ga je po vsem zivotu
Opaziti je bilo ma glasu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
ZAVEDNE CLANICE

zenski odsek Slovenskega de-
lavskega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
je ma svoji zadnji seji odlocil
gmotno podpreti kampanjo "a
pomoc potrebnemu ljudstvu v
start domovini, ter je "a mladin-
sko bolnisnico, "a katero je bas
sedaj teku kampanja "a pri-
spevke, odobril vsoto 5000. Ia
otroske potrebscine so vrle ela-
nice prispevale $50, ter $50 "a
vojaski spomenik, XII bo postav-
lien ma vrtu Slovenskega delav-
skega donna v spomin vsem vo-
jakom slovenskih starsev v
okrozju SID. Odsek DO priredil
1. oktobra veliko zabavo v po-
cast slovenskim vojakom Col
linwoodu. Vec o tel priredbi Sc
DO Sc porocalo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
Velika solska tekma

V Clevelandu je sedaj v teku
veliko tekmovanje med SO Soda
mi S 3O,597 ucenci "a prvenstvo
v crkovanju (spelling). V tenn
kontestu DO sodelovalo pet okra-
jew: Cuyahoga,. Medina, Lake,
Lorain in Geauga. Po raznih
preizkusnjah Sc bo koncno il
bralo stiri najboljse ucence, XII
bodo dobili prosto voznjo z le-
talon v Washington, kjer osta-
nejo tri dni. Eden cd teh stirih
pa pojde v tekmo, XII sc vrsi "a.
maja "a solarje IL cele Amerike.
. Tam sc DO razdelilo zmagoval-
Gem nagrade " bondih do $4,000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
DUHOVNIK LAMPRET
o NOVI USTAVI
Nadaljevanje z 2. strani)

CerkVeni ali civilni zakOn?
"Zakon 81 po splosnem narav-
mem pravu, XII je tudi bozje pra-
vo, podelita oziroma skleneta
zakonca sama, verniki pa, XII so
pravi verniki, bodo ia prirodni
zakon dvignili v zakrament s
tenn, da Sc bodo po opravljeni ci-
vilni poroki po svoji wolff in pre-
pricanju porocili v cerkvi svoje
veroizpovedi.
"Obveznost in veljavnost sa-
mo cerkvene poroke bi delala in
je dela2a mnogim zakoncem ma
silje mad njihovo vestjo. Treba
je bilo iti k izpovedi, k izprase-
vanju, in &c ia clovek nj pripa-
dal veroizpovedi, je bila to sila.
Vprasam, zakaj Sc gospodje v
visokih krogih ma stajerskem in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12

Gorenjskem MISC razburjali gle
de tega med okupacijo? Zakaj
takrat MISC protestirali, cemu
takrat MISC izdali pastirskega
pisma, v katerem bi poleg dru-
9Th pravic zahtevali tudi obvez-
most in veljavnost cerkvenega
zakona? Molcali so! .... y..
"Tovarisi! Borba je bila no.
va stvarnost, XII je dalec cd pre-
teklosti. Ia nova stvarnost .je
realizirana in besedno izrazena
v naertu ustave. Vsi nasprotni-
XII, mislim posebno ma visoko du-
hovscino, pa MISC sodelovali v
tel -stvarnosti stirilet ne borbe,
ampak so Sc borili proti njej.
Zato ne morejo in ne marajo
sprejeti te move stvarnosti, kodi-
ficirane ustavi, in zato tudi cd
te ustave nimajo nicesar prica-
kovati.
"Osnovna nacela ustave pa so
popolnoma v skladu S krScan-
skim naukom v nasprotju so pa
S krivo interpretacijo evangelij- j.
skega nauka.
'Zato izjavljam Sc enkrat v
svojem in imenu vseh sloven-
skin partizanskih duhovnikov,
da bonn glasoval "a ustavo." "
(Burno ploskanje).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
ZAGOVARJA ENAKO OBLE.
KO IA zENSKE IN MOSKE

Mrs. Helena York, stara. SO
let, iz Aurora, ILL.,, hodi ze deset
let oblecena kot moski. Po po-
klicu je inzenirka in 81 je made
la tudi mosko ime Henry Pal
mer. Zadeva je prisla ma dan, ko
je bila pripeljana pred mirov-
mega sodnika Victor w. Johnso-
ma, da Sc zagovarja radi nedo-
stojnega obnasanja. Obsojena
je bila ma $50 globe in stroske.
Oh tel priliki je povedala, da sc
DO selila v California, kjer DO
Sc naprej hodila v moski obleki,
ker sedaj je moska doba.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
Terezo E+ienne
(Nadaljevanje)

''Zunaj vasi je,' v srednjem
veku je bila last nekega Plante
ali Salsa, ne VEN natancno."
Sla sta dalje.
"Ali sc bojis sestanka z Mi
MAJ"
NE! Ne!!' je zaklical mladi
MOI, navduseno je stegnil ODE
roki proti vasici. Njegov sprem-
ljevalec je zadovoljno godrnjal.
Da, 81 je mislil, zrel je in do
volj mocan, da DO wei nase to
preizkusnjo. Pravilno sem ga
vzgajal. Koncno sem vendar po-
ravnal svoj dolg. Koncno! Lju-
bim ga kakor svoje lastne otro-
ke. v vsaki sreci je kapljica
grenkobe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
Protestni "oddih" pri
National Carbon Co.

Delavci v dveh tovarnah Ma
tional Carbon Co. ma zapadni
strani mesta so si well dan po-
eitka, ker je pred par dnevi po-
tekla pogodba med CIO United
Electrical unijo, Local 7O2 in de-
lodajalci. Prizadetih je 1000 de-
,lavcev. Nastavljenih nj nobenih
piketov. Pogajanja "a novo po-
godbo med zastopniki delavcev
in druzbo SO v teku. v sluca iu,
da Sc sporazuma ne DO doseglo,
Sc DO oklicala stavka okrog 1.
maja. .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
ZAHVALA

spodaj podpisani Sc prav lepo
zahvalim dramskemu drustvu
"Nasa zvezda," "a znatno darilo,
kakor tudi clanstvu "a njih obs
ke v Emergency Clinic bolnis-
nici in sicer: ]. NJ. Medvesek, A..
F. Mramor, F. Cecelic, D. Ske-
del, G. J. Krancic, F. S. Bartol,
L. Mohar, K. Floss, A. Pusnar,
r. J. Kunstel, M. Vicic, ]. Heg-
ler, F. Korosec in J. Mullec.
Sc enkrat vsem iskrena hvala !!
John Korosec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
Zanimiva preizkusnja z
balonekom

Warren Konrad, star Is let,
1902 w. 80 St., je kupil baloncek
"a nikel, ga napolnil plinom in
pritrdil ma listek svoj naslov S
prosnjo, da Sc mu oni, XII bi ia
baloncek nasel javi. Baloncek je
v go urah odletel 500 mill dalec.
Emory Horney il Grasonville,
Nd, ga je nasel ma vodi v Cheese
peake zalivu, ko je tam pobiral
skoljke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
CIO odbor kliSe vladni od'
Dor ma pomoe

Uradniki CIO United Office
of Professional Workers uni je
so sporocili, da bodo> prosili "a
vladnega posredovalca sporu
Young Women Christian Asso-
citation. Unija zahteva 20 centov
ma uro povisanja place "a vse
uposlence, katerih je so v
YWCA poslopjih in jih unija
predstavlja. Ako Sc dobi povisa-
ME, hi bile place zvisane upo-
slencem cd $12O do $24O ma
leto.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
Posestniki protestiraio

Hisni posestniki v okolici Ed
dy Rd. so Sc organizirali v
Northeast Property Owners Ci-
vic Assn, in Sc borijo proti ta-
kozvani Lakeland Freeway ce-
sti. Oni noeejo, da bi Sc naredil
prihod ma to cesto ma Eddy Rd.
in priporocajo, maj Sc novo ce-
sto izpelje ma obrezju jezera
Erie, ne pa oh progi N. Y. Gen.
tral zeleznice, kot predvidevajo
sedanji nacrti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
Urednikova posta
OAR IA OTROsKO BOLNICO

Frank Kondrich, XII je vodil
restavracijo pod imenom '"Two
Sisters Lunch" ma 1886 st. Clair
Ave., je daroval "a otrosko boil
nico v Sloveniji $40, in namesto
venca "a pokojnim prijateljem
Ignac Hude, XII je bill urednik
Glasa Naroda v New Yorku, N.
Y, je daroval zopet "a otrosko
bolnico $40, torej skupaj $50.
Hvala "a velikodusen dar, da bi
nasel mnogo posnemalcev!
L. M.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
ME.STNE
NOVICE
v SPOMIN OBLETNICE
SMRTI

Lincoln vista sola v Cleve-
landu ma zapadni strani mesta
je danes obdrzavala tri prired-
be v spomin prve obletnice smr.
ii velikega predsednika Fran
klina D. Roosevelta. Ma prired-
bi DO zupan Burke glavni govor.
mix.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
Pridelava jekla SO v nekaj
dneh znixa

Revija Iron Age" poroca, da
v teku desetih dni, ako DO pre-
mogovna stavka se trajala, bodo
jeklarne prisiljene znizati svoj
obrat ma mani kot 40 ur della ma
teden, kar poneni, da sc DO So
razmerno toliko mani jekla pri-
delalo. v teku enega tedna Sc je
pridelava jekla znizala "a 8 od-
stotkOv.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
Zopet pomanjkanje mesa ma
vidiku

Napovedujejo, da Sc BIO v
kratkem znizalo prodajo COVE
jega in ovcjega mesa Cleve-
landu cd 20 do Is odstotkov.
Mesto, da bi farmarji posiljali
zivino ma trg, jo posiljajoe ma
pasr ike. Zato Sc DO "a nekaj ca
sa obcutno pokazalo pomanjka-
ME mesa ma trgu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
Veteran v javni sluzbi

Okrajni auditor John A. Zan-
gerle, praznuje danes svoj 80.
rojstni dan. On je eden najsta-
rejsih izvoljenih uradnikov v
Zedinjenih drzavah. Kot druge
dneve, je tudi danes pri pisalni
mizi vrsil svoje posle, ker pra.
vi, da mu je delo najvecje raz-
vedrilo. v sluzbi auditorja "a
okraj Cuyahoga je ze zadnjih "a
let. Kljub svoji visoki starosti,
Sc vedno rad igra golf.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
Hiso noprodoi

Zidana hisa "a 2 druzini; 5
sob vsako stanovanje; diva
ognjisca (fireplaces), garaza "a
2 avta. Lota 5Ox18O. Prodaj ia
lastnik. Poklicite KE 1881.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12

Preskrbite potrebno nego
slovenski mladini Y Sloveniji!
sPrispevajte "a otrosko bolnico
v Sloveniji! v uradu "Enako-
pravnosti" lahko oddaste vas
delez! Y 4
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
Jamcena popravila

ma vasemu sivalnemu stroju, IL
vrsi veteran s 14-letno izkusnjo.
Cena "a odziv $1.OO; oh vecerih
ali nedeljah $1.25. ALLIANCE
SEWING MACHINE, 1928 Ar
cade Ave., KE 5557. Kupimo
rabljene stroje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
Naprodaj je

hisa "a emo druzino; 6 sob, 3
spodaj, 3 zgoraj; velik zamre-
zen pore; "sun room" spodai
druzabna soba z kaminom; gor-
kota ma plin. Garaza "a en- avto.
Krasna velika lota, okrog 70x
10 ter lepo splanirano. Pokli-
Cite po 5. uri popoldne. Mrs.
VERA SULAK, zemljiska pro-
dajalka. KE. 6275.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
ALI SLABO SLlSlTE?

Pridite k nam in poskusite
brezplacno novi Zenith Radio.
mic pripomocek "a sluh. Ma tt
soce oseb 81 ga je ze nabavilo
in zdaj ne morejo biti brez
MEGA.
Evening star., 1946-12-15
Radio Sunday School
By Robert D. Clark
A..esia..d Pres. stef Writer

participation from the inception os
the school two years ago. ~
Some community churches are af.
filiated with the Church School Of
the Air and occasionally junior
choirs and discussion groups have
joined in broadcasts on Maine nets
work stations in Portland, Augusta
and Bangor.
Programs are arranged by Miss
Marion L. Ulmer Of Portland (Me)
Council executive secretary, who
also keeps In touch with all pupils
who write about themselves to the
school.
A steady stream Of painstakingly
penned letters, penciled postal cards
and snapshots reaches Miss Ulmer's
desk, some from children printed
in beginners block capitals.
Mr.. Lynch said many adults have
written letters commencing the
church schools work and indicating
they listened with as much enjoy.
nent as the children. ri
Response to the children's pro-
gram so gratified the council that 1t
instituted an adult Bible study pro-
gram which now follows the church
on the air.
Evening star., 1946-12-15
By Mel Most
As.oeiotsd Press Foreign Correspondent

PARIS.
~F YOU'VE been wondering
whether that suit you sent to
France really is helping q
patriot get back on his feet OF
was bartered on the black market,
and II 1t sometimes seems like toss
ing groceries down the Grand Can
yon to send them to those agencies
that feed hungry children abroad
then you ought to know what has
happened to American relief sup
plies in Europe.
Impressive as are overall statistics
it is in terms of individual cases
that the best perspective can be OBJ
tanned. Hundreds Of thousands OF
letters to Americans saying in child
ish scrawls "merci," "danke schoen,
"grazie," "dank u vel" dhey mean
thank you" in French, German
italian and Dutch each conveys
more to one who reads them than
the cold fact that the United States
has spent almost 5000, ,000, 900 or
the United Nations sRelief and Re-
habilitation Administration.
An Associated Press survey Of si1
Western European countries shows
that the war-scourged inhabitant,
of liberated France, Holland ant
Evening star., 1946-12-15
Pioneers inD.C.Labor History

society. 1t was held January Z,
1915, when organization was per-
fected. Mr.. Graham was chosen
president. Mr.. Duncan vice presi-
dent, Mr.. Tate treasurer and Mr..
Suter secretary.
The location of the printing Of
flee of the Messrs. Way-where the
constitution was drafted-was at
the southwest corner of Ninth and
D streets and not at the corner of
Ninth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. Previous to occupying this
site one of the Way brothers was
a member Of the firm Of Way &
Croft, whose establishment in 1901
was in a brick house on the south
SIDE of E, between Seventh and
Eighth streets. It was to this lat
ter firm that Roger Chew Weight
man, later a Mayor of Washington,
apprenticed himself to learn the
Evening star., 1946-12-15
Il. Il. Girls
By AdeIuide Kerr
A.seeietsd Press si1H Wrissr

ing for peace. After every difficult
time, We seem to have made a little
progress and 1T makes you feel good
to think you have had even small
part"
Several other women are working
to tell the world the United Nations
story in pictures. One Is dark
haired, dynamic Mrs. Trudy Veit.
Austrian-born art editor OF the vis-
ual information service who directs
the production Of posters, exhibits
and charts, some Of which are pro-
duced in 16 languages. Another Is
blue-eyed British born Mrs. Audrey
Langston, mother of 7-year-old
twins. As U. N. photo liaison officer
she directs 3 Photographic staff
which snaps pictures for y. N. pos
ters and exhibits.
One of the toughest U. N. jobs is
held by blond French-born Lucie
de Vienne Blanc, head Of q four
language tipping pool Of 200 girls,
most Of whom came from Europe.
Mime. de Vienne Blanc, who used to
be a concert singer, keeps harmony
and clock-work order while English,
French, Spanish and Russian docu-
ments pass from translator to steno-
grapher to reviser to typist to re-
wiser, etc. She says the girls love
America, like American men better
than Europeans because they treat
them better, are fascinated by New
Evening star., 1946-12-15

-HE United Nations is better
known for politics than for
glamour, but 1t isn't neces-
sary to look far to find that
1t has that, too, and 1t also has
charm.
Among the members of the q. N.
secretariat are many Of the new
Goth century women who have risen
from the ashes Of war. At first
glance these girls look like smart
young women you could see almost
anywhere-pretty North Americans
In nower-toned sweaters and
hlouses. slender Chinese in short
skirted versions Of Oriental dress,
skinned South Americans with
liquid Latin eyes. Lipstick. smart
hats and all that.
Solemnity Marks Attitude
Toward Work to Be Done
But watch them awhile and you
will ind they are different. There
is less party talk and drinking, more
hard work for = purpose. Not that
they are any less interested In men
than women always were. they
simply seem to think and talk about
them less. These women hold what
is probably the worlds largest
collection Of university degrees.
Many speak from two to five
languages and can translate or take
shorthand In several. Others are
wizards with paint brushes. Yet
many are working for far less
Evening star., 1946-12-15

screen actress. attended as . guest.
The international aspect Of the
dedication was reflected In wreaths
sent by Mexican and international
labor organizations and messages
from them. 1t was after q trip to
Mexico in the interests Of further
ing labor's program that Mr..
Gompers died in 1924.
The act Of Congress authorizing
the erection Of a memorial to Mr..
Gompers, was approved March s,
1928, and Robert Aitken Of New York
City was chosen as the sculptor, and
up to August 81, 1888, members Of
the American Federation of Labor
had donated for the bronze and
marble monument $132,637.
In the memorial, three allegorical
figures signifying unionism. frater-
nifty and brotherhood stand behind
the seated, central figure.
Evening star., 1946-12-15

Belgium apparently have passed the
worst of their relief crisis In the
year and a half since victory. How
ever, the ex-enemy peoples OF Ger
many, Austria and italy still seem to
be in the midst of acute shortages.
Here is how the situation stacks
up on the basis Of the survey.
France-Since. the liberation,
81 900, 900 worth OF food and clothing
sent by Americans has been dis
tributed. Last winter. when hard
ship was at its peak, more than
1880 tons Of supplies came from
the United States and helped many
French families survive. Addition
ally, the American Red Cross civil
ian operations in France, now virtu-
ally ended, spent $18,000,000 last
year-mostly on mothers and chill
dren who were given 1877 soc. 900
items.
Holland and Belgium-Relief dis
tributions of American food to able
bodied adults virtually have ceased,
except to Jewish refugees. In the
Netherlands 6,613 tons of food and
5000, 900 items of clothing were
received from the United States and
distributed to needy folk by such
agencies as American Relief for
Holland and UNRRA.
Germany and Austna-"Almost
every one" is reported in need of
food. Parcels sent by Americans
through the Cooperative for Ameri-
can Remittances to Europe have
proved big help to those lucky
enough to receive them. In one
month almost 4,500 CARE packets,
containing former Army s'10-in-I
rations, were received in Berlin.
However, the packets often take four
months to arrive.
UNRRA has been the mainstay OF
help to Germans and Austrians, but
this agency is scheduled to end this
month. UNRRA supplies. mostly
from America, accounts for more
than half the total ration of each
Austrian. Food allotments in Aus
tria are at bare minimum: About
1,5O0 in the American zone and little
more than 800 in Russian-oc coupled
Vienna. Altogether UNRRA has
spent $50 ,oOO. 900 for food in Austria.
In both Germany and Austria
UNRRA is backed by such private
agencies as the American Friends
Service Committee tQuakers)
which feeds nearly $1,000 Austrians
month, the American Joint Dis
tribution Committee tJeWish), the
Unitarian Service. Catholic Welfare
Evening star., 1946-12-15

York shops and rejoice in pretty
clothes at relatively low cost.
Among the girls working hard for
peace is a large quota headed toward
interesting personal careers. Take
pretty, dark-haired Mary Ronay,
University Of Michigan graduate,
who Is credentials onicer in charge
Of press accreditation cards and
seating arrangements. She worked
in a Detroit bookstore to earn 5000
to come to New York and is now
working and saving to study music
in Paris.
Translator From Chile Holds
Phi. d. From Columbia u.
Then there is dark-eyed Senorita
Marina Orellana of Chile, Spanish
translator who holds a Phi. D. de-
gree from Columbia University,
taught three years at Smith Col
lege, and now is headed toward a
career in Chile;s diplomatic serv-
ice. Doreen Feng, daughter OF the
Chinese Ambassador. to Mexico,
pours over paintbox and pencils,
making q. N. posters and charts,
but some day she hopes to be a
great painter.
Add to the list Marie Bordy, tiny
Russian photographer on Audrey
Langston's staff, who speaks five
languages and chalked up some
kind Of 4 record when she not only
got a good picture of camera-shy
Soviet Delegate Andrei Gromyko,
but also made him smile. Her am
bition is q studio of her own.
Blond, young, French typist
Charlotte Blond, VINO worked for
the American Army in France and
is one of the U. N. secretariat's
newest additions, has an aim worth
noting. She says 1t is typical of
thousands of girls in Europe.
Evening star., 1946-12-15
Europe Says Thanks to u. 5.

treatment. Recently Willard L.
Thorp, State Department economic
expert, estimated almost 81 ,000, ,000.-
600 had gone from the United States
to Italy "in one form or another"
A housing program set up by
UNRRA has rehoused IS 500 Italians.
While conditions are better this
winter than last, particularly In the
liberated countries, officials empha-
size that the ending Of UNRRA viii
increase the load on private relief
agencies. Europeans still need help
from Americans, authorities say.
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church are absorbing BIZ
BILE lore and fellowship in
a Sunday school that thrives on dis
tance, isolation and bad weather.
It's the Church School of the
Air, beamed by the Maine Council
of Churches to boys and girls Of
seacoast and farmland communities
not served by active churches.
Radio men estimate the l6-nlin-
ute Maine network broadcast has
an audience Of $4,000 in Maine and
portions Of New Hampshire, Nova
Scotia and New Brunswick.
Each Sunday at $3.50 am. fEST
the Rev. G. Ernest Lynch Of Port
land, school director, goes cn the
air with traditional Sunday school
program comprising hymns, Bible
lessons, topical discussions and
prayer.
Members of the juvenile congre-
CATION aren't limited to just listen
ing. They raise their voices in
hymns and follow the lessons In
study books mailed to more than
400 enrolled members by the Maine
council which has stressed pupil
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and the Protestant Church Council.
In addition, Swiss, Swedish and
Danish agencies and the Interna-
tional Red Cross help feed 792, 900
q month.
Italy-UNRRA has brought help
to woman workers in the Italian rice
fields which includes on-the- job
meals, clothing, medicine and dormi-
tory quarters. Women are being
taught how to cook strange foods
from abroad-such as rolled oats
and SOY beans. Children are being
fed and cared for, the inflrm given