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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25
8. Truman Lewis
Reports To Moss
Point Rotary Club

y Truman Lewis executive
secretary ~ the rfi State ApaneiN,
tlan Tor Crippled Adults which
is supported larnelv b Rotary
Clubs spoke to tho M0ae Point
club Yesterday ills address was
Va the form Vt a report on the
progress of the institution which
aids Handicapped persons Ia phNs
steal and vocational tvhAhilitb'
tim
The institution Ia supported by
all Rotary clubs which VNlltha
tafily contributed sAH,00N 10 its
operating eNpense last wear, ANY
hdult over ~ wears VI ate WHIT n
Handicapped may be admitted "
the Institution nr0vidinH they can
he helped bv the doctors and att
Net able to pay Tor treatment
lnvee Nelson and ilNfhatl
Wattt, Mnas Point high aelioaI
Hudchta also appeared heteee tht
club with an appeal Ton financial
mpnaft Ut the Youth cantvth.
leaeral hnda tor which hAN,
BEEN Withdrawn An orHAhiaa.
ton of tpenaHefb has been tarmed
In ths linh sehoel and elNle IT.
HunlsatiNna have BEEN asked tei
financial aid 10 carry On the PEE.
utAms
prtslaent Claude nlNnehNrd an.
unuheed that William h Mtheed
an ASsiNtant cashier VI the Va.
taHAula Maas rOIAt liank, has
been elected to membership N
the club
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25
Girls ouinumber Boys
On Weeks Birth list
Al County Hospital

A nrenondefanee NJ ntcla wvf.
barn 1T the iNeksAn CaNhtN he
nltal hetWeen dAM Ia ant II
there hena pinht girls ~ wv
hnNa,
Amane the htpthA VIEW the roi.
lnwinn, "a MI aud MtM lamt
fandreM IAN To- a eNn) MI Hll
Mrs, samuel A MakN Wa
eanaula, a daaehteN jan u
Mr. and Mrs, haWletlee SNN
der raseaRaUla 4 dauuhtsh Jan
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25
THURSDAY nnlpor eLun

Mrs Frank Nixon entertained
The Thursday brlagc club Ia hpl
homie on fhufadHN evening
Mrs, Forrest crahtree received
the club hinh aeutt ntisa Mr..
W H. Nelson, jEs the gutal hiHh
eenre prigp and Mrs, Russell
Knapp The cut pttse,
A delicious salad eaurse va
served after the namea Ia club
members and gueets who We're
Mesdamea Forrest Grahtree, kua'
veil Knapp, J. G. l%lesacll, r. h
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25
Woman's Club Has
Monthly Meeting
Al Lincoln Hun

ON TUESDAY evening az s,SO
o'elaek, lincoln liall was the
setting tor a beautifully appoint
ed reception a. which wamen at
The Watts Memorial ehureh vt
paaeaNnulA wttv hosteases IA hNns
or At THEM new nNateN the Ncvs
erend NJ II Nanada AMI Mrs.
Vafnado.
The reeehtiOn waa helA IN the
club RUM at the huildinH Whtvh
'Was effectively deeeNled with
NJ ramelliaa amt either
'ffHtVtr Nlaved az advantageous
points ahout the ream,
81 AnenLas IN pastel caloW Till
"a Il handsome rcOentAtie that
erNtered a laee dfanvd table
trNm which rehNshmeNla Wote
svtVVl,
+. 0uests Were informally reeetV
IId hvemtAaheN nf thN W0maN'u
Missionary S0eivty alter which
M NapAada wa MtpNd0td hN
.IANO ltAllpMaN and Mra NarNas
hAkiM NuA w h, WalkeN TNts
Wa followed hN a Weltome ~
tNeagoulN which WAa eNtvhdvi
hy ~ k h. GpveA nAatot vi
The Eeat haplist ehOteh
A NoatVrv ut the evening WAY
a shNlt nloerNM combating at
mana aala hN Mes, = w. hteliN.
hotham. WIN also n,Ve q ttNd.
NM w0nlihAtlON Nt \ NvRu
peaeNvN" 4 vaval solo WaMe.
When a Volee ~ EallNMN by
Mlss CANINE Marie ErAneN aWt
the slnatNg 90 Vthe Noiee IN VI,
end VILLAGE ChalNN by CLAY II
NateN,
nurinR the eNeNiNN Mn Wv
naae INV IN mNptrlnN tNlk u
which rs pgNMisttt ~ NtllNe M.
MN ton Watts cN0teh,
About lAN mtests alleA dNl.
tNg the eVehthHs
l. Sulta AvNNs ape hetNlf NSea u
80 ..a tAEAM AA4.f
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25

10, MI and Mrs Albert Brand
pAseaeaala Jan ~ u daun
lerl Ntf. and Mrs iNsenh W
atrinne6 paseanaulat a deuph.
ter Jan To- nv anu Nit
falmadne W Jasper Mafa l'elnl
"A aauahieh IAN NJ AMI w M
aud MIA huddle MIMI ue0tlpl.
laN IA, a dauhhleh
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25
nvL Elmer eavtLel 0EaaNNleA

MaM Kpealee Fleld eNmeA Inv
annuaneemeM THAT l'Vt ElnAe,
earrleH hNshANd al MN halNtJN'
eapleH {AA lAth gtrvet, iNlsVAneN.
Ia, has heen HrNdNaled nVllI
keoSler Fela ~ \ teehNlvel tolllNt
extending approximately ~ deN'e,
fNle ttaiNNe he Neeived eeN,
vted hasie NttNlANe ami ENGINE
NsulVMle AllslenaA8VNasANsa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25

Radio telegraph is used almost
exclusively for communicating
with airplanes over the oceans
Nome distance from the us.
coast.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25

Crab spidpW atarVe to death
after LAYING eggs, because they
are too hurry watching their egga
to eat
Davis W H. NelHan, Sr, fhuMae
Cnulsun, and William Mcleod
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25

nurlnn the Christian eva, iroh
was used a. a medium At w
.ehanap Ia MANY lselNlva WalNhe
~ Africa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-17
.BerginCho
 By Directors

The Waterbury Funeral Direc- tors Association, at its annual meeting at the 21 Club last night. elected Edward D. Bergin presi- dent. Also elected were John w. Stokes. vice-president: Albert
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-17

invited to become active members. The committee will be glad to sign up any person wishing to join the group tomorrow night at their Old- Fashioned Get-together at Sprague gym starting at 7:30.
 The Viewers Club of St. Paul's Episcopal ChurcA will sponsor 8 rummage sale next Thursday at 9 "A. M. at 565 East Main Street, Wa terbury.
 The weekly Bible meeting will be held tonight at 8 at Gospel Hall on Thonaston Avenue.
 Marine Pvt. Walter c. Ericsson, IT, son of MT. and Mrs. Earl Erics- son of 70 Sheffield Street has been assigned to Paris Island, s. c. for basic training. He was formerly employed at the Waterbury Cor- rugated Container Company before enlisting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-17
US. 10 Consume
 Record Amount Of Food in 46

Washington, May 17-(UP)-The Agriculture Department reporSsd today that the United States will consume a record amount of food this year, but the average diet will have slightly fewer calories.
 The department estimated total American food consumption at 14 percent above prefar-an all-time record.
 The slight drop in the calory content of meals was attributed to Americas heavy exports of foods to famine areas. The post : war American meal. the Agriculture Department said, will be more healthful than the more fattening foods eaten formerly.
 The average American diet in 1045 reached a high of 3.350, but this may drop to about 5000 this Spring and Summer as a result of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-17
Recess Taken in |CLark Kill Cnae

Trial will bs resumed ln Superior Court Tuesday in the probate ap- peal involving the tSo0oo estate Of the lats Mrs. Garah ]. Clark og Catherine Avenue. Testimony was presented yesterday afternoon be- fore Judge Edward ]. Quinlan and a jury.
 Miss Helen stoddard. one of the main beneficiaries under the con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-17

lrN1reno secretary; and Joseph LNRcEta, tEeaeurNg. Reelected dlgoctoEB wsre Thomas peiinikB. EdWez1 Hynes, md Wll- Ham Kane.
 afr. Bargln succeeds Raymond D. Dyndor, who has served two terms
 ns president ol the os1ocietlon. The new officers win be installed
 May %. with Past Presidents Idris Aider1ola and John Clark ili charge.
 The local aseooiation Will be host
 to the state association at the aEi-
 nual meeting. to be held June {
 at WaveFly Inn. Cheshire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-17
Bremen Plan
 eStimonioI Chaplain
 Rev. Michael Thompson To Be MonoFed Mere

Former local fireman, and now pastor of St. Agnes Church in Mantle, the Rev. Michael J. Thompson will be honored at . dinner at the Hotel Elton Tuesday night. The affair will be in com- incarceration of his 25-years in the priesthood. Father Thompson also is chaplain of the Connecticut State Firemens Association.
 Mayor John s. Monagan and Fire Chief Martin J. Campion will be among the guests. The dinner is being arranged by firemen of the state. Frank Smith, New Haven, will be toastmaster and Sen. Brien McNAahon is expected to attend. Capt. Charles J. Brundage, New Haven Fire Department, and past president of the state Firemen's Association is chairman of arrange ments.
 The Waterbury committee on ar- arrangements is composed of Capt. William Fitzgerald and Pvts. Joseph Maloney, Dennis Keane.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-17
Browning Exercises Sunday at 3
 Sacred NSaFf
 euFais 10 Speak
 M Si. Mlehaol's

WaterVilie, May lT--The crown ing Of the statue of the Blessed Vir- sin will be held Sunday afternoon at at St. Michael's Church. Serv- ices, procession of young ladies. crowning of the statue, reading of >tfe Act of Consecration, sermon and benediction of the Blessed sacra- ment will be held. The Rev. Brad- ford Colton of Sacred Heart Church will be the preacher.
 Mary Alice Burns will crown the statue and will be assisted by ErilEa VollEner and Nancy O'Connor as at- tendants. Nancy Bray will act as Grown Bearer. The Act of COnse- cration will be read by Gertrude DiBlasi.
 The following girls will participate in the procession: Joan Breheny, Gladys Cunningham, Dolores Des- lauriers, Ruth Dubay, Shirley Du- bay, Adele Elinslkas, Josephine Elin- skas, Carolyn Frazier Dorothy Gri- niond, Miriam Kingsbury, Jeanne LeF'evre, Lucille Miclette, Cecia Pe- coski, LAuretta Pinto, Lois Platt, Jean Relihan, Joan Sonier, Dorothy Tardy, Mary Edith Tooley, Audrey Vadnais, and Eleanor Welch.
 Edna MacMullen, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Percy MacMullen of Dowaes Street Extension, returned to school yesterday after the measles.
 Congratulations!
 Mir. and Mrs. Sam Shedrawy ar- nounce the birth of their fourth child and second son at St. Mary's Hospital May IS. Mrs. Shedrawy is the former Mary Sang.
 William Creegan of 1927 Thomas ton Avenue is patient at the Wa terbury Hospital His condition is fair.
 Miss Alice and Lillian MacMullen of Downes Street Extension, accom- panied by their uncle, Forrest Stet- son, attended the wedding of their cousin Frederick Stetson in Boston last Sunday.
 Club Seeks Members
 At a recent meeting of the Com munity Club plans were discussed for Q ne wmember canvass. Contra " to the belief of some residents, one does not have to be a property owner to join the organization. All residents of the vile are cordially
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-17
Noted Editor To Speak at State Meeting
 aAiemIe Energy"
 10 Be Explained In
 Simple Language
simple LaHk kuaRe

Hartford, May l7-Willard 3. Rogers. president of the Bond Ho- tels and chairman of the Connec- ticut Development Commission will be the toastmaster at the luncheon and afternoon session on the occa- sion of the 47th Annual Meeting of the Connecticut Chamber of Com merce to be held at the Hotel Bond. Hartford, Wednesday. May 22. at which Waldemar Kaennpffert, Sci- ence Editor of the New York Times will speak on Atomic Energy for Commercial USe". Mir. Kaempffert who is considered one of the best informed persons on atomic energy has done much to bridge the gap between the abstract hypothesis of the laboratory and the mind of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-17
Mary DiDcnsfsIIo
 iles &z. 800 Action

A czsoo non.rupprit ao''cn gr9 fIled in Common Rioas Court es.- tsrday against Peter Dlncns1t'o of Waterbury hg his wife. nfs41. and daughter. Jean oarol b1,h o' this city. An order fcF suppott and reimbursement of funds r,D hnr spent for support are sought by Mrs. plBenodstto.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-17
Msnovial Day Plane Qiacmnaad Tnninhf

John Fabisno. chairman of the Memorai Day Committee, request ed that ail members Of the commit tee attend a meeting to be held fn the AlderTnanic chambers at City Hall tonight at Q. Final plans for the observance of the day will he made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-17
Science Editor

average man. For more than half century he has devoted his time and energy to the popularizing of scientific ideas, not only presenting them in sinplified language, but, in many cases, dramatizing them, high- lighting their commercial and social applications.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-17

tosicd ulli. uns amone ihs ui,nn,.. e onLl.l gl-llllAE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-17
ResfauraT1t OlUner Shed for S2. 500

Claiming he was assaulted with a bottle by John Showers, owner of the North Restaurant, April 20, James ZiolSik, also of this city, filed a $2,500 assault and battery action in Common Pleas Court yesterday. scarcities of some high-calorJ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-03
Vahilo ma letno sejo
"Naprednih Slovenk"

Cleveland, 0. - Mesec de-
cember je zopet pred nami in to
pomeni, da Sc pri "Naprednih
Slovenian" vrsi glavna letna
seja, ma kateri Sc podajo rama
poroeila 0 delovanju. uradnic in
obenem voliti DO treba odbor "a
prihodnje leto.
Seja Sc DO vrsila v cetrtek 5.
decembra v Slovenskem narod-
mem donu ma ST. Clair Ave. v
sobi st. 1 v novem poslopju.
Clanice ste naprosene, da Sc
gotovo udelezite, posebno pa IT,
ste, XII vas nj bio cello leto ma
seji. Vec kot mas DO, vec do
brega bono skleni1e za drustvo.
Pc sen bono servifale rialo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-03

emo, fantje, ma veliko Jill pobij-
te!"
Fortuna je postal upravniku
policije Hacinu v Ljubliano do
pis, maj re vendar ocisti Trebnje.
Skupno Klancarjern sta izde-
lala seaman kakih 100 somisije-
nikov narodno osvobodilnega gi-
banja in ga poslala zlocincu
Krizu, XII maj jih odstrani.
Ii duhovniki Sc zagovarjajo,
da SO prvotno odobravali odpor
slovenskega naroda proti okupa-
'torju, po odlocitvi skofa Roma
ma "a nasprotno smer, pa so sc
;e oni odlocili zanjo. Tako vidi-
mo ponovno, kaksen zlocin je
storif skof Roman mad sloven-
skim ljudstvom. Pod krinko I've
ra je v nevarnosti,' je da;al jaw
ma in tajna navodila, blatil OF,
zavajal duhovnike.
On :e kriv "a potoke nedolzne
krvi, "a najboj sramotni zlocin
mad lastnim narodorn, da je po-
slaf brata proti bratu takrat, ko
mas je sovraznik moril, pozigal,
ropal. Postal je najvecji izdaja-
lee v zgodovini slovenskega ma
'roda s tenn, da je podal roko oku-
patorju.
Vse je nase ljudstvo obsodilo.
Klancar :e obsojen ma smrt, For
tuna ma 16 let, Kovacie ma 20 let.
Ostali izda jalci pa: Logar ma
20 let, Lab ma 1s let, Pahulja in
Brajer ma sedem let, Lindic ma
pet let in Maria Kocjan ma tri
leta. Il.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-03

nasi lepi domovini. Sal snio pre-
stall dosti gorja pod oknpator-
jern, Sc vet pa or doinacih IL
dajacev, pa vse snio prestali.
Sedaj gremo kamor hocemo,
preje pa Sc v cerkev nismo smell
brez dovol enja.
"Sedaj smo opravili ia veliko
delo, smo pokosili in, omlatili,
Dekleti sta bill letos pri ,sv. bir-
mi. Ce' bono dobili slike, jih
bonn poslala. Zbogom!
Maria Rupert y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-03

zlozih smo' stvari skupaj, kar Sc
je dalo, da bono imelf "a ma pot
5 seboj. zakfali srno 81 tudi pra-
sicka, katerega smo hoteli ime-
ii "a Novo leto, a smo moral
to narediti be preje zaradi tega,
da smo 81 pripravili "a s seboj
malo masti in mesa. Bill srr1o
zelo zalostni.
'Koncno Sc je priblizal tisti
strasni dan, ko je stopil vojak
S pusko v roki in nam ukazal !:
" dveh urah morate biti gotovi
"a ma auto Morate 81 misliti,
5kako snno bill pri tern zalostni,
kako Sc je nam stozilo. Pa mic
81 nisnno mogli pomagati. Od-
praviti snlo Sc nnorali in oditi,
tudi jesti nismo mogli. Ko je
stopil vojak v naso hiso, je bilo
1880 zjutraj, pa Sc je vendar "a;
vleklo do 80. Ia trenutek, ko
smo stopili zadnjic eez rodno
zernljo in ljubim domorn, smo
vsi zajokali, kot mali otroci. Vo-
jak nam je govoril, da ne jo-
kat, da nam DO v tujini bolje.
lie smo skoraj sedeli v avto-
mobilu, pa Sc alta spomni, da nj
ma palice pri sebi. Mama pa hi
tro tece s ceste Sc domov pc
atovo palico. Ko vojaki to "a
pazijo, sta kar diva tekla "a MO,
ees, sedaj nam hoce pa pobegni-
ii. Ko je prisla nazaj, je komaj
stopila v auto, XII je ze odpeljal.
Kaksno kricanje in jok je bill te-
daj, tega nj "a popisati. Avto
je drvel z nanli mimo Krskega,
ko je ravno zvonilo poldne. "a
cell srno moliti in ze srno prosili
ia drugo zivljenje in da Sc Sc
vrnemo 1azaj.
'Pripeljali smo Sc v Rajhen-
berg, kjer SO imeli pripravljene
barake v Trapistovskenn gradu.
re barake SO morali delati du.
hovniki in drugi izobrazenejsi
ljudje. V teh barakah je bio ne
kaj slane po tleh, ma kateri s1no
morali prebiti tri dni. v teh
tNadaljevanJe ma g. strant, e.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-03
Il novomeskego kopitfo 50 Sc
rozp[e+oIe mreze hdois+vo
Ponatis il mesecnika "Nasa lena"

Kakor je zagrebski' nadsko-
fijski dvorec leglo izdajalcev, XII
SO razpletali svoje niti izdajstva
in kovai ziocine, kakor je isto
vlogo odigral iubljanski skofij-
ski dvorec S skofom Rozmanom
ma celu, tako je tudi novomeski
kapitelj S prostom Cerinom in
vikarjem Oblakom, kjer ie pred
kratkim bilo obsojenih devet ma
rodnih izdajalcev in sodelavcev
,okupatorja-bil sedez protiljud-
skega delovanja in izdajstva.
L. novomeskega kapitlja so Sc
razpletale mreze izdajstva, pri-
hajale Indicative "a stevilne
unore in pokolje pristasev osvo-
5odilnega gibanja. Razlicni de-
kliski krozki, katoliska akcija
in podobno MISC bill mic drugega
kakor dobro organizirana vo-
hunska druzba, XII je ovajala
oripadnike osvobodilnega giba-
MIA. Kakor Zagrebu in L;ub-
ljani, so bill tudi v Novem me-
stu duhovniki glavni organiza-
torji narodnega izdajstva.
z mimi so sodelovali nekdanji
5tari sovrazniki predaprilske
Jugoslavije, XII so izkoris6ai ma
5e lhldstvo. Tresli so Sc pred
I'm magami Misunderstanding
1ojske in Sc posluzevali vsega,
la bi obdrzali oblast. Nase ljud-
,tvo jih je obsodilo vohunskega
lelovanja, XII je pognalo smrt
soliko nasih najboljsih sinov in
acera. ~.
Kakor je skofa Roznnana, XII
e kriv vsega gorja, tako je nase
ljudstvo obsodilo tudi njegove
hlapce, kakor so dnhovniki
KlanGar, Fortuna in Kovaeic.
Zlocinci SO krivdo priznali, mai
bolj zakrknjen je bill Klancar.
Kljub mnogim dokazom nj ho-
tel priznati svojih zlocinov. Ma
tere SO pricale, kako je rohnel s
priznfce proti partizanor1 in go
voril, da 50 vse partizanske ma
tere prekIete.
Kapian Kovacic je blagoslav-
lIjaI bsIogardiste Z gesforli: a'Sre-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-03
rJREDNlIKOVA PO$TA

ha Oh priiiki nasega koncerta
dine 3. novembra. v prvi vrsti
gre zahvala nasenu pevovodji
Mr.. Frank Vauterju "a spretno
vodstvo zbora Oh casu koncerta
kakor tudi ,pri pevskih vajaii IN
izrednih l1astopih, katerih srno
iinneli v pretekih dveht riesecev
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-03
Vabiloi Ma letro sejo
drustva ''Napredek" ABZ

Cleveland, O. - Clani in cla-
nice drustva "Napredek" st. 1872
Ameriske bratske zveze ste TEN
potom vabljeni, da Sc gotovo
udelezite vazne seje, XII Sc bo
vrsila v nedeljo 8. decembra le-
ia 1916 oh treh popoldan v obi
cajnih prostorih slovenskega
drustvenega donna ma Recher
Ave.
Vsi clani odraslega oddelka,
XII bodo navzoci ma tel letni Sc
j, bodo pred zakljuckom seje
dobili brezplaeno "a SOC pivskih
tiketov, katere bodo lahko po
seji uporabili pri prosti zabavi
in plesu. Tino Ulle godba DO pri-
celia igrati oh 6. uri. .Vstopnina
.je prosta "a vse clane in njiho-
We prijatelje, XII vsi dobro vedo,
da je vselej "lustno", kadar
drustvo "Napredek" priredi We
selico.
Pridite torej vsi clani in
nasi priiatel:ii ma to veseiico, da
bono v veselju zakljucili 25-let-
nj obstoj nasega drustva!
z prijateljskem pozdravom
vas vabi odbor.
Anna Prosen, zapisnikarica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-03
orgonizdciio, h po-
mogo po+nikom
Y 1odregi

Ma zelczniskfh postajah Y
Ameriki je kaj dobro znana pi-
ssalna mia in svetifjska organi-
zacije Travellers Aid. Izvezbane
III izkusefe delavke, XII Jill naj-
demo "a te1ni fnfzarlf, 30 pozna-
'fs vsena, ki potuj'ssjjb, kot nekak:
6na prva ponoc potnfkohi, HI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-03
ENAlloPRAvNOST

,okrepcila in Sc pray po domace
zabavale. n
Maj sedaj opozorim vse cla-
nice in prijatelje ma naso letno
veselico, XII Sc ina vrsiti v So
boto dne 4. januarja 1947 leta
v Slovensker1 narodnem domu
ma st. Clair Ave. Igrala DO or
kestra Johnny Zalokar. Rezer-
virajte 81 ia datum "a to prize
ditev in pridite! ..1>..,
J. T., tajnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-03
Novice il Iskevasi

Maria Rupert il Iskevasi, po-
Sta Ig pri Ljubljani, je pisala
sledece pismo svoji sestricni po-
znani Mrs. Anna Azman il 65O1
St. Clair Ave. K pismu sta pri-
dali pozdrave tudi hcerke Sc
stricne, Minka in Slavka Rupert,
XII Sc zahvaljujeti "a poslano OBJ
leko in druge predmete.
Pismo Sc v glavnem glasi:
"Iskavas, IA. augusta 1916.
"Draga nasa teta!
"Najprej ko Van pisem, Vas
vse skupaj prav prisrcno po-
zdravljamo, cello Vase druzino
in Sc Vam prav lepo zahvalimo
"a poslana darila. Use tri smo
Sc jokale, ko smo odprle pakete.
Otroci so pa kar skakali cd sa-
mega veselja, ker so dobiIi tako
lepe reel. Dobile smo pa vse v
redu, niti najmanjsa rec nj
nanjkala. Samo casopise so po-
brali ven. Ma Igu ma posti so od-
prli vse pakete in pregledali, kaj
je notri, pa so casopise pobrali,
da bodo brali, kaj ;e v njih pisa
mega, potem jih bodo pa vrnili.
"Ljuba teta, ne moreno Sc
Yam dovolj zahvaliti, koliko ste
nam re pomagali vsi skupaj, vi
in Bolhatovi. Tukai je tezko "a
blago in "a denar, ker je VISA do
movina porusena. V nasi vasi
porabimo vsak dinar "a obnovo,
ker je vse poruseno. vi 81 ne
morete predstavljati, kaksna
vas je. Sami dimniki stojijo, pa
gole stene zidovja. Letos smo pri
mas popravili stalo, da je vsaj
zivina pod streho. Cd spomladi
pa do sedaj ..e ze 40 poslopij no.
viii, vecinoma gospodarska, ker
"a zivino in pa "a mrvo je mai
huje, &c nj prave strehe.
"Drugo leto, &c bono zdravi,
bono pa zaceli hise popravljati.
|Vsako leto: bono malo naredili,
ker gre pocasi, ker nj moskih
lpri hisi. Kjer je kaksen moski,
gre vse bolj zlahka naprej. &c
bono zdravi, bo ze slo. Mama SO
morali til ma vsako delo. Ivan
je star 13 let, mora tudi biti pri
vsakem delu. 7
"Jaz sem Sc prehladila, ko
snao imeli zidarje, pa pozimi, ko
sem hodila, Y gozd po lessza po-
slopje, ker je bill sneg visok cez
koleno. Cd tega Sc mi jen nogi
zbirala prehlajena kri. V nasi
vasi vse zenske trpimo, ker srno
same vdove. Je ze to velik uda-
rec IA mas, zraven inlarno pa se
vse poruDer1o, da jc Sc lolj hudo.
1Lko nam Bog zdravje ia, DO
ze sio, sal sIdo sedaj svobodtH \