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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-29
WlLMlNCT0NIANS
BEAT WILSON, II
New Hanover Nine Will
Play Winner OF Gastonia-
Greensboro Series
By EDWARD SACHS
Star Sports Editor

New Hanover High school:
Wildcats yesterday won the East
ern Conference baseball champion
ship, defeating the Wilson Cyclones
7 to 2 in a contest played at
American Legion stadium before
an estimated crowd of $500 spec.
tators.
The Cats jumped off to a one
run lead in the first inning, in
creased it by a tally in the second
and never we're in danger of los
ing the title meeting from there
on in-although a persistent rain
storm which handicapped play in
the fourth and fifth innings raised
the possibility that the game might
have to be postponed.
The victory gave the Wildcats
entry to the finals of the state
Glass A finals. They will meet the
Western conference winner in a
game to be played in the west on
a date as yet undecided. Green's
boro and Gastonia are tied for the
lead in the Western race, Green's
boro d%eadlocking the series at l.
all with a 4 to 1 win yesterday
and the two squads will play the
rubber game of their series at
Salisbury on Thursday
Leading the charges of Leon
Brogden to the title win was Her
man Wick, the big right-handed
pitcher Of the Wildcats. Wick went
the nine innings yesterday and
| scattered six harmless hits by the
visitors. He struck out IL Cyclone
batters and gave up only three
walks. At bat Wick had two singles
in his two official trips to the
plate.
On the other hand, Marshall
Long, right-handed ace Of the Will
son crew was in trouble from his
first pitch. Although he too gave
up only six hits, his control was
weak and he walked a total nine
batters-including Me leadof man
in each of the first three innings.
The only extra-base blow of the
day came from the bat of Louis
Collie, Wildca. fielder. In the
seventh with two Wilmington men
on base, Collie corked a pitch for
a long blow into left center. He
was credited with a triple and
scored a few minutes later or a
passed ball by Catcher Brooks OF
the Cyclones.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-29
CURT RAMSEY TOPS
BIG FOUR HURLERS
N. c. State Pitchers Win
Six Games Without
Defeat

RALEIGH, May % up Curt
Ramsey, who pitched the N. c.
State Terrors into the Big Four
baseball championship last Satur-
day, has recorded the best hurting
record in the four-year history OF
the league.
The pennant victory was Ram
sey's sixth without a defeat this
seasonal record which no other
pitcher in the league approaches.
He also took the strikeout lead,
with So in 10 innings. Lefty Lee
Griffith of Duke has the best per
inning record, having struck out 81
in 81 rounds.
Two more games remain on the
league schedule, both pitting Duke
and North Carolina. The tradition
al rivals meet in Durham Wednes-
day and in Chapel Hill Saturday.
The won-lost record Of the
leagues pitchers follows:
Ramsey, so; Haughton, Duke, g.
i; johnson, State, 80; Griffith,
Duke, 3-3; Coleman, Carolina, 2-2;
Shedding, Wake Forest, IL; Pearce,
Wake Forest, "a; Grandy, Wake
Forest, 1-2; Whiteheart, Carolina,
1-3; Stamey, Wake Forest, OIL: Glib
son, State, OIL; Dilorenzo, Carolina,
OF.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-29
Joe Louis Has Trouble
With LankySparringFo Foe

POMPTON LAKES, N. j., May
28.-P-Al Hoosman, lanky color
ed heavyweight from Los Angeles,
made Joe Louis, world heavyweight
champion, look bad in a two-round
workout Tuesday.
With the championship fight with
Billy Conn in the Yankee stadium
only three weeks off, the crowd
in the gymnasium had more cheers
for Hoosman at the end of the
workout than they cid for the
champion Newspapermen at the
ringside commented on the fact
that Louis timing was bad and
that he also was hit often.
In the first round Hoosman land
ed repeatedly with left jabs and
right hooks. He also made Louis
miss a lot of punches and had the
better of it as they stood toe to toe
swapping punches. 1t has been the
custom for Hoosman to box only
one round with Louis and when the
round was over, AL jumped from
the ring.
Trainer Mamie Seamon shouted.
al, we want you to box another
round"
Hoosman shouted back, "I'1l 60
on later"
Mamie said, I'VE want you to
box now"
Hoosman said, II don't want to
box now
Louis interrupted and said, II
want you to box now
Hoosman got back in the ring,
saying, This is terrible"
AS they started fighting, Joe
smiled and said, "Al, that first
round was yours"
Hoosman replied, Il hate to think
what is going to happen now"
However, in the second round Hoos-
man held him even and at the end
of the round said, Thanks joe"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-29
CONTACT OFFICE
MAY COME HERE
Surveys Completed By
Veterans Administra-
ton For Move

That Wilmington is being con-
sidered as a sub-regional veterans
contact office, was confirmed yes
terday by Donald R. Moore, pub
lie relations officer for the Veter-
ans Administration in the state.
Surveys of the city have been
completed, according to Moore,
and it has been found that Will
mington is a favorable location for
enlarging and broadening the scope
of work with the veterans.
The office now serves four coun-
ties.
Selection of the city will mean
considerable enlargement Of the
VA contact offices in the Tide
Water area, and is in line with
attempts to streamline and speed
up service to veterans.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-29
Philippine Meters
In u. S. For Matche.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 28.-(P-
With memories of the Japanese oc-
cupation and occasional stretches
of forced labor still fresh in
mind, the Philippines Davis Cup
tennis team was here Tuesday en-
route to St. Louis to play off the
zone tie with the United States.
June IA, IS and 16.
The players who will try to take
the measure of this country's en-
try in preliminary matches of the
international competition-resumed
for the first time since the war =
are Felicisimo Ampon and Amado
Sanchez, who will play singles, and
the doubles team of Cesar Carmona
and Alfredo Deyro. IS
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-29

at the meeting by Mayor W. Ron
aid Lane; City Councilman Gar
land S. Currin; Hargrove Bellamy,
airport authority; Addison Hew-
lett, Sr., chairman of the board
of county commissioners; Warren
w. Bell, Chamber of Commerce
Aviation committee; and John H.
Farrell, city industrial agent.
Postponement of the meeting
was made in order that coastal
states congressman may attend,
according to E. Edward Wehman,
Jr., mayor of Charleston and
president of the association.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-29

Errors PASCAL, Chapman, Stringet
Runs batted in-Pafko, Passeau, Moore 2
Musial 2, Sisler 4, Marion 2, Wilks. Two
base hits-Lowrey, Cavarreta, Schoen,
dienst. Three base hits-Sisler, Marion
Home run-Sisler. Sacrifice Mort
Double play-Kurowski, schoendienf
and Sisler; Sturgeon and Cavarreta. Left
on bases-St. Louis 8; Chicago Ii. Bases
on balls-Beazley 3; Wilks 5; Pascal j.
Chapman 2; C. Adams ?. Strikeouts-
Wilks l; Passeaeu 1; Chapman l. Hits
off Beazley 2 in l 1-3 innings; Wilk, }
in 7 %; Passeau s in 4 Is; Chipns'
2 in l 2-3; c. Adams s in 2 20; EricksOr
0 in 1-3. Hit by pitchcr-by BeazsH
CMcCullough). Winning pitcher-Wilks
Losing pitcher - Passeau. Umpires =
Goetz, Henline and Reardon. Time-2N
Attendance 15,SO1
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-29
AIR GROUP MEET
! SET FOR JUNE )
Postponed To Insure At
tendance OF Coastal
Congressman

The Atlantic Coastal Cities Air
Service associations meeting,
originally scheduled to be held
this Friday in Washington, D. c.,
has been postponed until Wednes-
day, June 5, local delegates were
advised yesterday.
The meeting has been called to
protest against the Civil Aero
! nautics Boards recent adverse
decision refusing Colonial Airlines
a Bermuda-C Caribbean clipper route
through Wilmington, Charleston,
S. c., and other southern coastal
cities.
Wilmington will be represented
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-29

~Errors-Smith, Anthony, Davis, Horton,
Price. Runs batted in-Horton, M. Rogers,
Austin, Fennell 2, Davis. Three base hit
Fennell Stolen bases - Clark, Price,
Smith, Zarakis, Collie. Sacrifices-Vick.
Double plays-Long, Horne, and Smith;
Wick and X. Rogers. Left on bases-Wil-
son 7, Wilmington 8. Bases on balls off
Long 9, Paige l, Wick 3. Struck out by
Long 3; Wick 10. Hits off-Long 4 in 6
innings; Paige 2 in 3 innings. Hit by
pitcher, by-Vick CWatson). Paige liar
dison). Wild pitch-Long. Passed balls
Brooks. Losing pitcher-Long. Attendance
$500 estimated.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-29
Wi DCATS WIN EASTERN CONFERENCE TITLE
Dunn-Erwin Twins Down BUGS. Cd

DUNN, May 2S.-Dunn-ErWln $
Twins overcame an early 3 to U
lead of the Wilmington Pirates
earlyTuesday evening to defeat the
Pirates from the Port City, 3 TO
4 here.
Roy Lamb spanked the early
Pirates attack with a long home
run but a four run rally by the
Twins in the seventh erased any
chances for a Pirate victory.
Before the game, L. M. POLLOCK,
president of the Pirates announced
that Dave Odum and Bob Holland
right-handed pitchers had been re
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-29
T0DAY'S VETERAN

The veteran seeking employ
ment with a local concern today
IS married, 81 years of age and
has recently returned from II
months duty with the U. S.
Army.
While in the Army he was
a light truck driver.
Prior to his Army service he
was a truck driver and route
man for four years for a local
bottling works.
He also had eight months as
dr1Ver OF a tank truck, and five
months as a bus driver.
lie wants a local job in this
line OF work and employers
nave been asked to contact
Graham K. Cottingham, veter-
ans representative, u. S. EN-
ployment Service.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-29

Errors Cullen, Katkaveck. Lauffer,
Craddock. Runs bat.ed in-Strickland,
Lamb 2, Bass, Harrison 2, Lauffer, Quinn,
Holmes Denning. Two base hit-Zazzaro.
Three base hits-Strickland, Quinn. home
run-Lamb. Bases on balls-off: Grad
dock 3 Russell 7, Holt /. Struck out, by
Craddock 1, Russell 2, Holt 2. Hits off:
Russell 3 in s 1-3 innings; Holt 2 in 2
% innings. Losing p~itcher-Russell. Time
of game 2:05.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-29
SOFTBALL LEAGUE

KANSAS CITY, May % az -
Formation of a nationwide softball
association for boys under II years
of age, to be sponsored gy the vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, was an
nounced Tuesday by the VIEW.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-29

according to War Department
1lgures' more than is per cent OF
al American war veterans who
nave died since 1919 have hem
buried in national cemeteries.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-29
Tobacco State
League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Dunn-Erwin 6, WILMINGTON 4
Angler 8, Sanford O..
Smithfield 2, Clinton !.
GAMES TODAY
WILMINGTON at Smithfield
Clinton at Sanford .
Dunn-Erwin at Angier-Fuquay.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-29

Errors McClintok, L. Smith, Ray,
Balla. Runs batted in-Budzin. Staples,
Niezgoda. Three base hit-Budzin. Bases
on balls-off: Cummings 2, Robertson 1.
Struck out, by Robertson 8, Cummings 3.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-29
.@ZE@]
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS GAMES
st. Louis IL, Chicago 2.
Boston at Philadelphia, PPD, rain.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-29

Yesterdays RESULTS
Observation-Disclosures, PPD, rain.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-29

Errors Pugh, Roberts, Turner. Two
base hits-Mills, Shoffner, Lorenz. Bases
on balls-off: House 4, Auman 3. Struck
out by House 4, Amman 8.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-29
PROBABLE PITCHERS
NcA

PROBABLE PITCHERS
National League
NeW aork Schumacher POO at Brook
Rowe 2-2).
Cincinnati Blackwell 2-2) at Pitts.
burgh (Bahr 10y.
st. Louis (Brecheen 2-5) at Chicago
(Meers 0-0)
American League
Washington (Masterson 3-3 at New
York (Bonham 2-1).
Philadelphia (Knerr 1-3) at Boston
Dobson 4-1).
Detroit (Newhouser 7-o at Cleveland
(Embree 4-2).
(Only games
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-29
American League

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TOTALS ----- 81 |
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-26
UREDNlKOVA POSTA
Izlet Mladinskega pevskega

Izlet Mladinskega pevskega
zbora
v nedeljo, 4. augusta bodo
otroci-pevci Mladinskega pev-
skega zbora ma Waterloo Rd.
napravili S starisi izlet v Mel
son Lodges Park, XII je 40 mill
cd tukaj.
Otroci so bill tam re leta
1889 in vsi, kakor tudi odrasli
so sc divili krasoti narave, XII sc
tam nudi. Posebnost so podzem-
ske jaime, XII so res zanimive "a
male in odrasle.
Najelo Sc DO bus, XII ina pro-
stora "a okrog 70 oseb. Pobralo
Sc bo otroke pred Slov. del. do
nom ma Waterloo Rd. Natan-
cen car bo naznanjen pozneje.
Odrasli Sc isto lahko peljajo
proti mali odskodnini "a voz-
MO.
Ker so tezkoce z jestvinami,
Sc starise prosi, da dajo otro-
kom par sendvicev seboj. Odbor
DO seveda poizkusil, da Jim
preskrbi kan DO mogoce.
Otrok sc ne DO sprejelo dru-
gace kakor pod varstvom sta
risev ali .druge odrasle osebe,
XII DO odgovorna zanje. Otro-
kom sc DO dalo karte v podpis,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-26

nekje il stajerske. zacel je orga-
'nizirati belo gardo in druzil Sc
redno z Italijani in sploh z tipi
slabega kova. Sal izdajalcem je
bill umor enega partizana mai
vecji odpustek v nebesih in ma
zemlji. Tako Sc jim nj zdelo mic
pregresnega skruniti Sveti We
Ger leta 1943, ko so v zerovnici
pri 'Vrluni' ubili domacina-par-
tizana Vrdjanovega il Dolnjega
jezera. No, ma Stefan dan je do
bill pa placilo zupnik Franc Kan
due.
"Vsa cast pa nasem dekanu
Webstru; on Sc nj brigal "a poll
ticne stvari. Je MOI ma mestu,
ga nihce ne preganja. Je pac "a
lostna resnica, da so po vecini
vsi duhovniki pod krinko dus-
mega pastirja bill najhujsi izda-
jalci in morilci. In to je ziva
resnica, posebno ma Dolenjskem
so nosili pod svojimi plasci re-
vorverje. Vprasam Te, ali so bill
to bozji namestniki? Ne! Bill so
naravnost satanovi. Ravnodus-
no so Sc smejali in izvijali pros
njam nedolznih ljudi pri masov-
nih izseljevanjih in pobijanjih.
LIE malo je pravih duhovnikov,
da bi bill duhovnik, ne pa vecen
hujskac. Tudi temu bo konec.
Sal je danes cerkev locena cd
drzave in sola cd cerkve. Svobo-
da je, kdor hoce, Jim lahko We
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-26

ruje, pameten clovek je izgubil
vanje vse zaupanje.
"Oprosti, tovaris, moji slabi
pisavi, ker hitim, sem zelo zapo-
slena delom. Drugic kaj vec.
Oglasi Sc Sc kaj, saj tako rada
citam Tvoje pismo, ko tako lepo
vzviseno pises o Jugoslaviji in
njenem sinu Titu.
ne zdavnaj bi morale biti re-
seno vprasanje Trsta in Primor-
ske, cigar last je nasa. Tito je
rekel OBJ priliki vprasanja Trsta:
'Tujega noeemo, svojega ne da-
mo- LIE zakaj to zadrzavanje
sal so videli jasno izraz in zeljo
vsega Primorskega 1judstva. ST.
Ger Sc pa ne cudim zakaj. Am
pax mi smo ma svoji zemlji svoji
gOspOdafJl.
"Pri mas, v nasi vasi, zelo gle
damo ma to, da noben reakcionar
ne pride v kaksne odbore raznih
organizacij, niti nina nobene
funkcije. Nocemo, da bi mas 20
pet tlacili in morili; delajo maj
in delom maj Sc izkazejo vredni
clani osvobodilne fronte..
"Oprosti Sc enkrat, TIE pro-
sim, ker pismo nisem mic zlozila.
Pisem, kar mi pride ma misel,
cato so stavki zdaj tn zdaj tam.
"Prejmi najlepse in topic po-
zdrave cd nasega alta, name in
Janeza, posebno pa cd
"Justi Krajc." /"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-26
Vabilo ma piknik
Gospodinjskega kluba

Cleveland, o. - Gospodinj.
ski klub Slovenske delavske
dvorane il Prince Ave., ali il
"Jutrovega", priredi v nedeljo
%. julia piknik ma prostoru
Donna zapadnih Slovencev SIND
ma 6818 Denison Ave.
Prijazno vabimo vse nase pri-
jatelje, posebno pa Sc delnicar-
je Slovenske delavske dvorane.
Zagotavljamo vas vse, da boste
imeli ma tenn pikniku najboljso
zabavo. Tudi ne bo manjkalo
jedil in place po najnizjih mo-
gocih cenah. Tudi godba "a Piles
DO najboljsa, Xxi Sc more dobiti.
Torej, lie pridite prihodnjo ne
deljo popoldne ma mas piknik,
ne DO YAM zal. Ma svidenje!
Odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-26
Skrb Rdecega kriza "a Ljubljano
Ponatis il "Slovenskega porosevalca"

oblacil, kar je bila doslej maj
vecja obdaritev solske mladine
v Ljubljani Ustanovam je raz-
delil 24,637 raznih oblacil; v
prvi vrsti so bila vpostevana "a
vetisca ter domovi "a dijake in
obnemogle.
Razdelil je tudi mnogo hrane,
zlasti konzerviranega mleka in
sladkorja. Nedavno je obdaril
vajence, med katere je razdelil
1888 paketov suhe hrane.
Vazla skrb Mestnega odEora
je lila ureditev jaynih kuhinj.
Raznim ustanovam, XII SO osno-
vale take kuhinje, je odbor brez-
placno razdelil toliko opreme,
da je bila najhujsa stiska S tenn
odpravljena.
V veliko zadoSeenie je Nest
:lc~lu o1boru RKs, da tezko maj
des koga, XII bi V stiski odsel cd
NIGGA praznih rok. Ma drugi
strani pa je treba pohvaliti vse,
XII imajo "a Rdeci kriz odprte
roke. Do konca maja je Mestni
odbor zbral vsega skupaj ze mad
3,40O,0C0 dinarjev. Cd tega so
prispevale nabiralne akcije viso-
ko vsoto 2,O82,O78 dinarjev,
ostalo pa so dali clanarina in
ra2ni dohodki v tednu Rdecega
kriza.
Oh svoji pryi obletnici je
Mestni odbor RKS izdal posebno
brosuro opisom svojega della
in jo posvetil ysem, XII podpirajo
prizadevanje in delo Rdecega
kriza v duhu njegovega vzvise-
mega poslanstva.
Rojakom v Ameriki, XII liu-
becim srcem in dobrotljivo roko
skrbij jo "a brata in sestre v start
domovini, pa tenn spisu izraza
Sc posebno zahvalo in priznanh.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-26
OdbOr.

ives, dragi tovaris, tezko je
bilo organizirati nase zene ca
su krvave borbe. Vsaka Sc je ba-
la iti ma sestanek, ces: pa NE bo
videla soseh, nasprotnica osvo-
bodilnega gibanja, me izdala-
.kaj DO potem z druzino J." 81
je mislila sleherna. &c I'll povem,
da sem imela V letu 1913 v moji
vasi samo pet zaupnic, XII so pri-
sic ma sestanek in Sc pogovorile
o najnujnejsem. A danes so
spregledale tudi one, XII so stale
skozi Oh strani reakciji. Uvidele
SO, da lie v skupnosti je moe in
sloga. Danes steje organizacija
AFz preko 60 elanic. Imamo
svojo predsednico, tajnico,, do
risnikarico in odbornice.
"Kar 81 zadamo naloge, iih
tudi izvrsimo. Sal gredo veselo
ma delo. zene, Xxi SO toliko napra-
vile "a zmago tel krvavi vojni,
zelijo danes sodelovati v obnovi
svoje dezele.
"Tudi pri mas Sc zbirajo pro-
stovoljni prispevki, predvsem
"a otroska zavetisca. Hvalezni
bono pa tudi Yam v Ameriki "a
Vas velikodusni trud, XII ga ina
te do nasih v vojnih osirotelih
in zapuscenih otrok. Oprcsti,
predalec sem zasla.
"Nasa sola je bila pa zelo po-
rusena cd bombardiranja, a Sc
daj Sc pa re emo leto vrsi redni
solski pouk. Imamo Sc pa zahva-
liti nasemu solskemu upravite-
Ilju Stanetu Novljanu. Zelo pri-
den in aktiven clovek je to. Nj
miroval, hodil je toliko casa ma
tehnicno bazo, da je dobil poso-
jilo in par nemskih uietnikov
in zacelo Sc je udarnisko po-
pravljanje Sole. Sal je ravno
grahovska sola (oziroma vasca-
nil odneslo prvo mesto v obnovi
sole. Imamo pet ucnih moci. L.
rocila sem Jim Tvoje tovariske
pozdrave, katere SO sprejeli S
ponosom.
"Vprasas, ce je res grahoy-
ski zupnik izdajal? Ma zalost
moran pritrditi resnico. Bill pa
nj mas domacin. Prisla je ia pro-
palica ida sc moran tako IRA
ziti o duhovniku kot takemu) ,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-26

Mlnllo Je prvo leto, odkar Je
zacel delovati mestni odbor Rde-
cega kriza Slovenije "a okrozno
nesto Ljubljano. Oh prvi oblet-
nici ina lahko lepo zadoscenje,
da je opravil veliko delo. Delo-
vati je zacel skromnih razme-
rah, piclimi sredstvi, skrom-
nih prostorih, V casu, ko so sli
skozi Ljubljano veliki transport
ii internirancev, vojnih ujetni-
xov in drugih vojnih zrtev IL
vseh delov Jugoslavije.
Delo "a te ljudi je bilo tako
veliko, da je bilo organizacijsko
delo "a precej casa pomaknjeno
v ozadje. In vendar steje danes
Rdeci kriz v srediscu Slovenije
re mad 21,0OO clanov, okrog
5000 vec kakor jih je incl RIDE
ci kris pred vojno vsej Slove-
aiji. zelja in naloga RKS pa je,
da zbere v Ljubljani okrog sebe
$4,000 clanov.
Ko je incl Mestni odbor RKS
Y Ljubljani dne 10. marca letos
5vojo prvo glavno skupscino,
smo obsirneje opisali niegovo
organizacijsko in clovekoljubno
delo v minulem letu. Ponovimo
maj samo, da je dala nabiralna
akcija "a preskrbo repatriiran-
cev takoj zacetku 5,898,O32
lir ter mnogo zivil, cigaret in
razlienega blaga.
Teden Rdecega kriza cd IA. do
21. novembra je prinesel Ljub-
ljani 651, ,1O9 dinarjev cistega
dohodka. Zakaj prireja Rdeci
kriz svoje tedne? Ia dobi svoje
stike mnozicami, da opozori
YES narod ma syoje plemenite ma
meme in da "a move podporne ak
cije crpa poleg pomoei tudi po-
5ude iz ljudskih mnozic. =
Rdeci kriz Slovenije pa ;e tudi
doseSel, da zveze med nami in re
davno izseljenimi rojaki po sve-
tn Sc nikdar MISC bile tako tesne
kakor SO danes. Zlasti rojaki V
Ameriki SO siroko odprli srce in
rokc. Kmalu po osvoboditvi so
re poslali obilico prispevkov v
pomoc. In Sc prihajajo darila.
Mestni odbor Rdecega kriza
pa ma drugi strani dobiva cd OBJ
darovancev in cd ljudskih odbo-
row stevilna zahvalna pisma, ma
menjena rojakom v Ameriki.
Obenem gre zahvala mednarod-
nemu Rdecemu krizu in drugim
organizacijam mednarodne po-
moci. -..
! v svojem prvem letu je Nest
nj odbor RKS opravil pri raznih
tvrdkah "a 1,256,094 dinarjev
nakupoy. Tako je prostovoljni-
nai prispevki in nakupi zbral 49,
761 metrov raznega blaga in
Is, ,343 raznih oblacilnih predme-
toy. Cd tega je zelo velik delez
izrocl glavnenlu odboru RKS.
Po vseh ljublj janskih solah je "a
lhozic razdelil 6,569 raznih novih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-26

ampak stall med prvi tel borb zrtvoval 800
eloveskh zvjen 9346o oseb pa e bilo zaprh ali odve
denh. Nesteto vasi je porusenih in pozganih Vse
zeezniske proge in cese hudo pokodoyane skoro
pristanisca prizadeta nekatera zed njh kakor pr
Reka pa popolnoma uncena Industra posebno ladje
delnce hudo tpele zaradi bombardranja Javna in
sebna posopa, gozdov zvina, sadovnjaki, e hudo
trpeo Pokranska komisa vojno skodo e delaa pray
tako vestno kakor udi komsije osta Jugosav in je
precenila vojno skodo Juis krajini ll49 900
ameriskih dolarjev (vrednost il leta 1888"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-26

V GrahOvem in okolici tudi ObnavljajO

Pred nekaj dnevi je prejel
Mr.. Frank E. Lunka, 15413
Lucknow Ave., pismo cd Justine
Krajc tia Starih) il Grahovega
| pri Rakeku. Ona je poznana ci-
tateljem Enakopravnosti ze cd
pref, ker je bilo objavljenih re
par njenih pisem, v katerih je
opiSovala razmere in dozivlja ie
v vojnem casu. V naslednjem pa
poroca:
"Grahovo, II. junija 1916.
"Spostovani domacin!
"Sporocam I'll, da sem prejela
Tvoje cenjeno pismo dne 9. ju-
Mia. Najlepse Sc I'll zahvaljujem
zanj. Obenem Sc zahvalim tudi
"a postne menice, XII so bile pri-
lozene notri. Torej, Sc enkrat
najlepsa hvala "a trud, XII ga
innate do meme.
"Veseli me, dragi tovaris, da
TIE vse zanima, kako Sc imamo
tn starem kraju. Pred vseln
spoznam, da Te zanima nasa
mlada geenracija omlada. Pri-
znati I'll moran, da je zelo udar-
niska, imajo redne sestanke,
prirejajo mitinge, studirajo IL
teraturo. Hodijo ma udarniska
della (prostovolJno pomagajo po-
vsod, kjer je potreba obnove)
zjutraj Oh stirih Sc sklicejo in
gredo udarnisko delat ma polje
K tistemu, XII nj kos svojcmu
delu.
''Tudi "a knjiznico je mladina
skupno S pionirji nabrala znesek
1,5OO dinarjev. Mislim, da jih v
najkrajsem casu dobimo. A zal
prostora nimamo, ko je pa vse
poruseno. Sc bono pa malo bolj
stisnili in vsak malo potrpeli,
pa DO slo. Sal sro vajeni vsega.
zanimajo mas pa precej Vasi
ameriski casopisi, njih clovek
marsikaj 1--we.
ria mladino pa ne zaosta ia jo
tudi nase proti-fasisticne zene
in dekleta. Tudi me sc sestaja-
mo redno ma svoje sestanke in
resujemo razne prohleme in
sklepe. Tudi nase zene gredo ma
udarniska della "a obnoyo poru-
sene domovine in skupnost v
smedsebojni pomoci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-26

$ katerim Sc obvezujete "a otro-
ka in sodvzamete odgovornost
zboru. Prosi Sc vas, da kadar
je dobite, da podpisete in vrne-
te pri busu ma dan odhoda ose.
bi, XII jih DO pobirala.
John Terlep,
predsednik.