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Evening star., 1946-07-07

man. said Mrs. Levenberg viii bs
in charge Of solicitation in the Il
large apartment projects during tho
campaign from October %, to Mo-
yember 19.
For the last three years, Mrs.
Leyenberg has been chairman Of
the Colonial Village solicitation unit
which oversubscribed its quota each
time. She also serves on the Chests
board of trustees.
Evening star., 1946-07-07
Sessions Open Tomorrow
At Tuuxement House

An eight-week summer program
for children 2 to 9 years old will
open tomorrow at the Community
House of TauXemont, Alexandria
and continue through August 30.
The summer session is continu-
alton of the preschool program of
the Tauxemont Cooperative Nurs-
cry School Association, of which
Mrs. Ward P. Allen is president.
Applications for enrolment are
still being received.
Evening star., 1946-07-07
Mount Jackson Clergyman
10 Be Buried in Roanoke
Special Dispoteh 10 Tn. Ste,

NEW MARKET, Va, July 6.-Fu-
neral services for the Rev. Clarence
Clark, IS, retired Methodist min
lister OF Mount Jackson, who died
yesterday at his home, will be held
at 5 pm. tomorrow in the Mount
jackson Methodist Church. Burial
viii be Monday at Evergreen Gene
terry. Roanoke.
He was born in New York and
moved to Roanoke at the age Of 2.
HE was pastor of the Methodist
parish at Mount Jackson for one
year before his retirement three
years ago. He recently organized a
Boy Scout troop at Mount Clifton.
He is survived by two brothers,
James Clark of Florida, and Van
Dyke Clark of Huntington. w Va
Evening star., 1946-07-07
French Paratrooper
Now Is Mount Rainier
War Bridegroom
By ChorIes McAleer

A former French Army para.
trooper, who was captured by tn.
Germans during the Tunisian cam.
paign in 1912, is one of the newest
residents of Mount Rainier.
The French veteran, Andre Pom.
zelli, who returned to the United
States as war bridegroom" las
April, on his oath birthday, live.
with his wife, former District
Weather Bureau secretary; their 6.
nonths-old son, and mother Law
tn the Queens Manor Apartments
2904 Arundel road.
A native of Algieres, North AT.
rica, Mr.. Ponzelli came to ths
United States for the first time
early in 1914 when his government
assigned him to take training al
Army air bases.
Enlisted Under De Gaulle.
Previously. he had enlisted in the
Free French Forces, under Gen
Charles De Gaulle, in 1912, and ir
one OF his first battles was wounded
slightly. On November 27, 1912. he
was taken prisoner at Medjez- Ell
Bah, Tunisia, and was transferred
to German prison camp at Bizerte
Fifteen days later. an Italian SOL
der, fighting with the German
army, allowed Mr.. Ponzelli and
three others to escape.
I'VE tried passing through the
lines but were unsuccessful, and
I had to remain under cover with
friends in Tunis until I could re-
turn to our own side in April MIR,
Ponzelli related.
MI. Ponzelli then decided upon
paratrooping, but injuries received
on his third jump forced him to
abandon the idea, he said.
Later, he was assigned to the
headquarters of Gen. De Gaulle
When he was discharged as a staff
sergeant last March, a citation from
Gen. De Gaulle was presented to
him.
Met Wife in Church.
1t was during his 18 months of
schooling in this country that Mr..
Ponzelli met his wife, while at
tending mass at st. Mary's Catholic
Church, 727 Fifth street NV. in
October, 1914. They were married
In the same church the following
May.
1 winked at him and he winked
1t me-" his wife interrupted. He
spoke very little English then. but
he knew enough to ask me if he
could meet me the next day. I
thought he was joking, but said
he could. He did"
A few weeks later. Mr.. Ponzelli
had improved his vocabulary enough
to propose to his wife, the former
MISS Helen Solon, but permission of
the French government in Paris was
needed first.
Left U. S. After Wedding.
Mr.. Ponzelli left the United. States
month after the wedding for duty
with the Army of Occupation in
Mengen, Germany, he said. Apply
ing for his discharge and for papers
70 return to this country and to his
wife. he learned he had been de-
tailed to join the French forces in
lndo-Chlna, but the discharge came
first. ''e
Now working as a clerk at the
french mission here. Mr.. Ponzelli
hopes to be professional musician
his father, now dead, was conduc-
tor OF a symphony orchestra in Al
gers. and he is. a graduate of q
School OF music in Algiers. He plays
the trumpet. ''
Evening star., 1946-07-07
Springfield Institution
To Celebrate 5Oth Yeor
BY ths Associatsd Press

BALTIMORE, July 6.-Dr. Ken
meth B. Jones, superintendent OF
Springfield State Hospital announced
today that the institution would
celebrate its 50th anniversary July
is, with a luncheon for 300 guests
including Gov. O'Conor.
Guest speaker will be Mrs. Edith
Stern of Takoma Park, member OF
the National Committee on Mental
Hygiene and author of several books
on the treatment of mental patients.
Evening star., 1946-07-07
Traffic Arrests Mount
In Arlinqton County

Arlington County traffic arrests
mounted during June, with STA re-
corded, to exceed the May total by
almost 200 it was reported yester-
day by Police Chief Harry L. Wood
yard
The figure resulted primarily from
a police campaign to curb increasing
traffic accidents caused by excessive
speeding
Evening star., 1946-07-07
Park Aide Commended.

Capt. Theodore T. Smith, assistant
to the superintendent of the Shen-
andoah National Park, has received
an Army commentator ribbon for
his intelligence, judgment and In
dependent action" while officer in
charge of the Sixth Transportation
Section at Point Pleasant, w. Va,
where 38 seagoing vessels were
built and launched.
Evening star., 1946-07-07
Maryland Democrats Set
July % Convention Dote
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, July 6.-The Dem
ocratic State Convention to nomi-
nate formally the candidates select
ed in the June "a primary probably
will be held at the Hotel Emerson
here on July %.
Party officials said William Pres
ton Lane, jr.. Democratic nominee
for governor, has tentatively adopt
ed that date. Final decision will be
made after a meeting between Mr..
Lane and Truman B. Cash, chair
man of the Democratic State Gen.
tral Committee.
The Republican convention will
be held here July %
Evening star., 1946-07-07
Team Chairman Named
By Community Chest

Mrs. Blanche Levenberg of Colo
nial Village has been named chair
man Of the apartment team in the
1946-1947 campaign of the Arling-
ton Unit, Community Chest Fed
Grafton.
Stephen M. Smith, general chair
Evening star., 1946-07-07
Dorden Portrait Shown

NORFOLK, Va. July 6 GA
portrait Of former Gov. Darden,
painted by Victor White, is on dis
play at the opening OF An art gallery
at the Cavalier Hotel, Virginia
Beach, II will later be placed In
the Library Of Congress, Washing
ton
Evening star., 1946-07-07
CherrydoIe Library to Move

The Cherrydale branch of the
Arlington County library system
will be closed tomorrow until July
20. it was announced yesterday.
Mrs. Mildred G. Blattner, librarian,
said the branch is being moved to
new quarters at 40O6 Lee highway.
Evening star., 1946-07-07
Bible School Planned

The Potomac (Md.) Methodist
Church will sponsor a Daily Vaca-
ton Bible School at the church be-
ginning tomorrow and continuing
through July 16. 1t will be open to
children of all denominations. The
Rev. Gloyd Allis will be in charge.
Evening star., 1946-07-07
2,949 Licenses Issued.

A total of 2.949 hunting and fish,
ing licenses were issued during the
fiscal year ending June 30 by Coun-
ty Clerk Robert Huffman. The total
revenue amounted to S4.292 so, COM
pared to $2,834.50 in the previous
wear.
Evening star., 1946-07-07
Physics Professor Named

WESTMINSTER, Md, July 6 (P,.
DIR. Wilkinson Meeks. 20. New
York City, today was named an
associate professor Of physics at
Western Maryland College.
Evening star., 1946-07-07
School Board Reappointed.
Librarian Named.
NeSper Speaker Named.

DR.. Charles Moves Tyndall, Front
Royal, will be the guest speaker at
the carlton vesper services tomor-
row evening.
Evening star., 1946-07-07
Wage Set for Teacher
OF Religious Course in
Page County Schools
Speciol Dispoteh 10 The Stor

LURAY, Va, July 6.-The Week
Day Religious Education Commit
tee of the Page County Sunday
School Association, which is plan
ming for religious course I'M Page
County schools for the first time
next session, yesterday set the SAL
ary of the teacher at ST ,525 and
cut the budget from $4,000 to So 500.
The change was made because it
was decided not to purchase a car
this year, but to allow the teacher
expenses for transportation
The following committee was ap-
pointed to complete arrangements
for the employment of a teacher:
K. L. Foster, chairman, and the
Rev. James K. Cadwallader, Shen-
andoah, and the Rev. w. R. Reed.
Luray.
School Board Reappointed.
The Circuit Court this week re-
the Page County School
Electoral Board for a term of four
years. Members of the board are
j. l.. Foltz, Shenandoah: w. E.
Frank, Luray, and Charles N.
Graves, Stanley.
Librarian Named.
Miss Alice Cary Black yesterday
was named librarian of the Lurav
Lending Library The library is
supported by voluntary funds and
is sponsored by the Page County
Woman's Club.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-31

nasa lena tudi vec ne joka in
vzdihuje ter je prepricana, da
il bo po silnih zrtvah boljse,
ako ne njej, pa vsaj njenim po-
tomcem.
Nasa zena v domovini je ora
la in sejala, sekala drva in
opravljala VISA tezka della. Pre-
nasala je ranje..ice, jim stregla
kakor je pac eedela in znala;
pokopavala je tudi mrlice. Vse-
povsod je bila skrbna gospoda-
RIGA vsem kar je imela ma
razpolago. V potu svojega obra-
"a je zasluzila, da je postala
danes enakopravna, sla prvic v
svojem zivljenju ma volisce in
VOLTA po svoji prosti wolff.
Zaveda pa sc nasa zena do
movini tudi svoje lastne sposob-
nosti, razsojati razmere in do
godke okrog sebe. Sprevidela je,
da ne SINE slepo slediti predpo-
stavljenim ter samo moliti in
delati. Uvidela je, da mora biti
sprememba, da bo sploh Sc moz-
no, da DO zivljenje res zivljenje
il. ne samo trpljenje.
Progresivna Slovenka v Ame-
riki je tel nasi jugoslovanski ze-
nj po dusi prav zelo sorodna.
Tudi ona je uvidela, da SO raz.
ne zapreke, XII ovira'o razvoj
napredka. Zato tudi ona posku-
sa una svetlim mecem ultra
ii pot v boljse in lepse zivlje-
ME.
NaSa zena Ameriki sc je
odzvala klicu domovine, da j pc
moznosti pomaga il bede in TRIP
ljenja, zbira obleko, obutev in
potrebscine, da jim odposlje.
Kot smo razumele poslance
Rdecega kriza "a Jugoslavijo
rabi mas narod Sc veliko, poseb'
no odeje, obutve in obleke.
Zato bo nasa ameriska zena
ali dekle Sc pregledala po oma
rah in shrambah ter Sc odloci
la, da v najvecji potrebi ne SINE
zapustiti svojih rodnih sester '
! 1omovini.
N. K.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-31

zven skega pomona obsto naroda bodo tudi pozdra
viii skanem nespostovanju ugovorov XII jih tuje-
kapitasticna podeta sklenila raznmi protina
rodnim korumpiranmi fassticni rezim predvojne Ju
goslave Mic h seveda bo oviralo destvo da pr tax
sn obk ekonomskega suzenstva narodi Jugoslavje ne
moreo imeti dernokracjo-jo moreo met isto tako
kot jo nimajo ndijci Indokajc, Abesnc in vsi
kolonijani narodi Xxi demokraco in nacijonalno
samostoinos Sc MISC dozoreli'-kakor Jim je to vudno
pojasnjeno.
Tako, torej stoji bakansko Jugosavijo, katero Sc
seda poducuje kako maj lima bt urejena, katero
vic zgodovni mednarodne dipomacije prznaje dokaj
nevuden nacn, ida bo vok sit in koza cela menda, in
katero vkljucuje posn povojn program probemov:
kaj sorti Nemejo, Ogrsko Italo, Romunio, Jugosla-
vo Bolgaro, Posko Japonsko? Da je Jugoslavija bia
nasa zavezca da e tel voni zrtvovala vec
kot Anglia Anerka skupa da sedaj strahovlti po
trebi da e tam skupaj sama ogromna razvalna
zvi deli njenega narodnega telesa Trst Gorica in
1stra pod okupacijo peralisticnih OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SO
to COLA dejsva Toda tako COLA destva ud GA DO
Jugoslavja vodla svojo junasko borbdo konene za
ge Nj reba da dvomno da navzlic vseh narodov med
narodne reacije bo vzdgna IL rsevin IN balkaske
ter1e boljso srecneso bodocnost Zavest naroda e
prebuena ne psanimi paragraf temyee strahovitil
skusnjan1i ma njhovi zivljenjsh poti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-31

Sc je velik kamen cd srca. Ia
celia Sc je pa druga borba. Mas
delavec Sc je uprl! zastavkal je!
Vec noce biti pokoren svojemu
kapitalisticnemu delodajalcu, XII
hoce napraviti YES svoj profit
in odtrgati delavcu zadnji kos
kruha. Skrajni cas- je, da Sc ia
uboga para zdrami!
Zdi sc mi pa, da bi unije mno-
go vec napravile "a ubogega de-
lavca, ako bi zastavkali delavci
vsi naenkrat. Napovedali maj bi
splosno stavko in ne eden da-
nes, drugi prihodnji mesec, it'd.
Ma ia nacin mislim, da bi Sc
korporacije> morale ukloniti
unijam v krajsem casu in bi de-
lavec ne trpe. toliko skode.
Kapitaliste mic ne briga, oni
so dobro podkovani, ali siromak
mora oh svojem piclem zasluz-
ku in trdem delu jako previdno
ravnati, da Sc skromno prezivi
I'D dne do dine.
Vzemimo "a primers Inojega
moza. On stavka ze Cez mesec
in pol. Kdo je ma izgubi? - On
sam! - Teden potece, "pede''
nj. In tako je pri tisocerih ubo-
gih ljudeh.
Oh, pa kaj hocemo, siromak
bo ostaf siromak in amen!
Zdravo;
Eva.
Zadovolino in zdravo letc
1916 zelim vsem citateljem!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-31
ko+iccek

Nadev ali "stuffing' "a kOkoS
ali purana
/ skodelico drobno zrezane
sebule
112 skodelice drobno zrezane
zelene (celery)
1 veliko zlico rdece, sladke
paprike
1 zeleno papriko (drobno Sc
sekljano).
Sesekljan drob cd kuretine.
Vse to lepo zarumeni v stirih
zlicah surovega masla. Med tenn
namoci v mleku 6-8 kosov kru-
ha. Polij kruh lepo zarumenje-
no mesanico, dobro zmesaj in
napolni kokos ali purana. Soil
po svojem okusu.
Ia nadev je zelo okusen. lie
poiskusi ga Oh prvi priliki!
@.-.. Prispeva Eva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-31

predstave v obilnern stevilu, po-
sebno ste vabljene clanice osta-
lih krozkov.
Sklep zadnje seize je bill, da
Sc prieno odslej seje tocno oh
7. uri zvecer in nasa predsed-
MICA je rekla, da katera clanica
ne bo ma mestu oh casu, bo Sc
jo zamudila. Tor >'ejmo, da
bono toene!
Ther~-~rc cianc,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-31
CASU PRIMERNO

Me gospodinje smo neke vr-
ste "revce". Vse sc veseli praz-
nikov, eden hoce biti bolj nails
pan, kot drugi, me gospodinje
pa cistimo, pecemo, kuhamo in
pripravljamo, da DO ia vse v
lepem redu, kadar Sc pojavijo
prazniki. Tri ali stiri tedne pre-
je ne vidis sirote skoro drugac-
ne, kot v delavni obleki z veil
kim predpasnikom, utrujeno
zvecer, da zaspati ne more! -
Ali nj res?
Sicer S m o letos z veseljem
pripravljale vseh vrst dobrot.
Konec vojne! Dosti nash
otrok Sc je vrnilo domov in
stoli okrog mize so bill zopet
zasedeni.
1.-Two Sc Sc spomin jam lanske-
ga Bozica. Nisem imela purana,
pac pa koscek "steaka', XII je
ostal nedotaknjem ma mizi. Ser
virala sem stiri kroznike, ces,
da 81 bonn S TEN predstavljala,
da sedita ma stolih m o ia diva
otroka, namrec hcerka in njen
MOI.
Ko sva Sc z mozem vsedla k
mizi nj nihce crhnil besede. On
je malo pobrskai po krozniku,
mislec da bo jedel, toda tudi
MENU nj slo. Spogledala sva
Sc, ne da bi kdo kaj rekel; We
della sva drug drugega misli. -
Diva prazna stola - diva prazna
in cista kroznika, pokrita be-
lima servijetama - nedotak-
njena! Mislila sem, da mi be
poCilo srce. Vstala sem in Sc sla
igrat z Duskotom, kateri je bil
ravno takrat pri mas.
Taxi prizori Sc MISC dogajalj
samo pri mas, temvec skoro '
sleherni hiSi. Clovek bi vcasiE
mislil, da je nemogoce prenest
toliko gorja, Sc vse nekam
prerine. Cloveska narava il
mocna! Ostanejo pac posledice
prestanega trpljenja in skrbi il
sicer najvec ma zivcih, vsaj ia
ko sodim sama po sebi.
Zdaj je konec vojne! Odvali
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-31
KrOzki
p0r0caj0...

DR.. Robert Neubaur je oni We
GER, ko je predaval V Sloven-
skem narodnem domu, rekel, da
je nasa jugoslovanska zena, ze-
ma trpljenja in ljubezni. Razlo-
I'll je obcinstvu, koliko Sc je
trudila, ko je donasala hrano
partizanom. &c je bila umorje-
ma, ko so jo sovrazniki zasledi-
Ii, so Sc ma memo mesto takoj
prijavile druge, XII SO ravno ta-
ko tvegale svoja zivljenja. Ia
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-31
Relifno delO - Dramska pred.
stava pri krozku St.
N. K.

stava pri krozku st. l
Clanice nasega krozka Sc "a
vedajo, da je jugoslovanska SOL
ska mladina v veliki potrebi
obleke, obutve in hrane. Zato
smo ma zadnji seji osvojile
sklep, da izvedemo zivahno kam-
panic "a pobiranje obleke, live
Ia in seveda tudi denarja po-
moe te jugoslovanske mladine.
Kampanja DO dosegla svoj vi
Sex v sredo 6. februarja, 1916
v Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd. Tozadevna va
bila bodo razposlana v kratkem
90 nasem okrozju in tudi v Ii
stu "Enakopravnost" bo tenn
pravocasno obsirno poroeano.
Progressive Slovenke sc IL
vrsile ze ogromno della, kar Sc
tice pomoci "a Jugoslavijo. Ko
sc tu in tam ustavim ma nasi
relifni postojanki, vidim vedno
enc in iste obraze. Sestra J..
Skerl je zelo zaposljena. Podne-
vi pere in krpa, zveeer pa pri-
nese vse v redu "a odposlati.
Zelo aktivne SO tudi sestre Ter
oizan in njena hcerka Millie Bra
dach, Kline, Vidrieh, kalin in Sc
yec drugih.
V nedeljo II. februarja pa DO
v nasi naselbini izredna prired-
ba, namrec igra, katero priredi
krozek st. l skupno z drannskirn
drustvom "Anton Veroysek'
Vabimo vas, da sc udelezite
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kOtiCek
81. januarja, 194d

Matt
Zakaj ii plakas; mlada matt,
zakaj tt srce krvavi?
zakaj ii solza grenka vre po
lieu,
Zakaj tt roka sega po nevidnem?
Sal on, katerega 81 tt ljubila,
Kateremu 81 dala tt zivljenje,
Mu kazala pot zivljenja,
Otrok tvoj ljubi,
Tvoje vse -
Odsel je proc S tihimi koraki,
Pogled njegov tt pustil je v
srcu.
Ne plakaj, draga mlada matt,
Sal v duhu on je teboj.
To malo pesmico sem spisa-
la "a tebe draga prijateljica, da
ii bo v tolazbo v casu, XII hos
misllla. da je TO nase zivljenje
rrevec kruto; ali vendar mora
mo ziveti, dokler ne, pride tudi
mas cas- odhoda il te doline solz.
In do tega casa, draga prijate-
ljica, poloziva prisego v najinih
srcih, da bova posusili kolikor
mogoCe srenkih solza ma lieu
mlade matere.
Edna moja zelja "a novo le-
to je - Ne zabi me!
Ann Prime.
Ujele SO me, ujele SO me, med
te presnete pajcovne! Maj vam
oovem, kdaj in kako!
Oni vecer, ko sem Sc hotela
zmuzniti in samo sebe portrait
srvom, ces, prala nisem da-
les, - maj lie pocakajo tisti
umazani firniki in pajcevine -
danes je moi god in nihce ne
We, JAZZ ga bonn pa kar sama ce-
'ebrejtala zavesti, da 81 kar
sama vzamem to pravico.
Prisia pa je tovarisica, in po-
EN- Sc ena in kar ena "a dru-
go! Tako, vidite, so me ujele in
nj preprecile moi nacrt: Oci
vseh pa so Sc lie dvigale brum-
no gori in gori. - Ko Sc JAZZ
dvignem pogled proti stropu,
opazim pajcovne preprezene po
cell sobi. Sram me je bilo, Sc
daj mic ne pomaga sc opravice-
vati.
Vseeno pa prisrcne hvala!
"Nepovem'.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-31

citatelje Enakopravnosti OBJ
vescamo, da ir1amo v nasem
urednistvu najnovejso knjigo,
"A Nation Of Nations" XII jo
je spisal mas poznani in sposto-
vani anerisko-slovenski pisa
tell Louis Adamic. Vsak bi 10
moral precitati in lastovati!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-31
PorOcilo Progresivnih Slovenk

KrOZek ST.
Cenjenim sestram, katere Sc
MISC udelezile nase januarske
seize, sporocam sledece::.
Seja je bila Sc precej dobro
obiskana in tudi jako zivahna.>
Dolgo v noe smo razpravljale
vsemogoce stvari. Da sc je seja
tako zavlekla mislim, da je bill
vzrok v gotovi meri ia, ker smo
bile move uradnice in torej vse
vec ali mani nervozne. Vsaj "a
mojo osebo vem, da ko so Sc
sire zaploskale Oh zavzetju mo-
jega novega urada, da sem bila
kakor nekam paralizirana in
nisem mogla Z besedo ma dan,
da bi sc vsaj skromno zahvalila
sestram "a naklon jenost. Torej
maj Sc vam sedaj temi vrsti-
cami najprisrcneje zahvalim.
Poskusala bonn posnemati naso
bivso tajnico in blagajnicarko
sestro Wolf, XII je bila hvale-
vredna in iskrena delavka sko-
ri zadnja tri leta. zivela, Fran
ces! Upam, da bos tudi bodo-
&c vrsila delo napredne zene,
kar tt bo zdravje dopuscalo.
Enako mislim nasi bivsi
predsednici Ami Zaic in sc il iv
imenu krozka st. 1 lepo zahva-
linn "a njen trud in delo skozi
vrsto let. Bila je pravi vzor prid-
ne in postene zene.
Dne II. februarja bono ime-
e pa "Progresivne Slovenke'' p,
krozek st. 1 S pomocjo dram
skega drustva "Anton Verov-
SEX" tridejansko "Stari grehi".
Pricetek DO Oh $3.50 popoldne.
Pc igri bo pies spodnji in
:gornji. dvorani. Moja zelia je,
Ia bi si vsak bralec ali bralka
teh vrstic take =; mocno podcI-
tai datum II. februarja na svo.
jem koledarju, da ne bi poza-
bill te prireditve. ze samo ime
gre nekam vlece, da mora BIZ
ii nekaj zanimivega in zabavne-
ga.
Delo "Progresivnih' zasluz;
vsestranske podpore zato, ker
progresivna zena je v teh kri-
ticnih cash vec, kot progresiv-
ma. One SO kakor pridne cebeli-
&c. Pobirajo stare obleko, jo kr-
pajo, perejo in zavijajo zavo-
je, prirejajo vsakovrstne pri-
redbe, plese igre, sestanke, it'd
5 prebitkom, katerih aktivnosti
Sc trudijo, da blazijo rane, ka-
tere je zadal sovraznik nasemu
larodu domovini.
Sestre so tudi ukrepale, kako
bi priredile v bliznji bodocnosti
takozvano "Cajanko" V korist
solskih otrok v Jugoslaviji. Ii
otroci so bill skozi stiri let t a
brez solske vzgoje in sedaj, ko
je prisel ia zazeljeni mir, nina
10 kaj obleci ali obuti, da bi sli
v solo.
Pomislite, osemdeset tisoc jih
je brez oceta in matere. Veliko
jih je brez linen, ker ne vedo
cigavi so. Ali nj mogoce kateri
; izmed teh otrok Cd vasih last
nih bratov, sestra ali vasih ma j.
boljsih prijateljev il mladih let
v tel skupini? - Najsibo Cd
belle ali rdece skupine, nase cla-
, nice vedo, da so ii otroci nujno
potrebni pomoci.
V ia namen so darovale ma
seji sledece:
Po $500: Mary Rupnik, ses.
; Bratovic: $4.00 Eva Coff; po
, $500 sestre: Ogrin, Leksan
Poznic, Bajc; po $1.O0 sestre
Viii Zunanc, Anna Bartel. Sku-
paj $34.O0.
Sestra Anna Zaic je darovala
$500 v krozkovo blagajno.
Hyala lepa vsem skupaj. Da
, bi imele Be vec posnemalk. u.
Evening star., 1946-05-28
7 Named 10 Lead
|Campaignfo for Center

Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, presi-
dent of the Board of Education, and
United States Attorney Edward M.
Curran last night were named by
the Chevy Chase Community Coun-
Gil to head committees which will
spearhead the movement seeking
designation of the E. V. Brown
School building as community
center and library for the Chevy
Chase area. The building is now
being used as the Office of Price
Administration.
A committee which will center on
the library phase of the movement
will be headed by Mr.. Curran while
Mrs. Doyle will direct the group
which will concern itself with the
community center aspect.
Speakers at the meeting, attended
by % delegates from citizens, busi-
nessmen's, church and Boy and Girl
Scouts organizations, included Mrs.
Doyle, Mr.. Curran, Edward Stafford,
secretary of the Washington Gas
Light Co., and j. M. Heiser. repre-
senting the businessmen of the Sec
ton.
The council was formed last
month, with its chief present objec-
tive obtaining use of the Brown
School Building as library and
community center. The District
Library and Recreation Boards have
approved the project. The meeting
last night was held at the Lafayette
School. DR.. S. F. Higgers presided.