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Evening star., 1946-01-20
Falls Church Vicinity
Week-Emd Visitors Attract
Interest in Nearby Area

Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Timmons of
Washington are the weekend
guests of Mrs. Timmons' brother
in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
James E. Bauserman. Mr.. Bauser-
mans father, Mr.. Frank Bauserman
of Harrisonburg. Va, has returned
to his home after spending a week
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stewart and
children, Betty and Nancy, who
have been the guests of Mr.. Stew
arts father, Mr.. Charles A. Stewart,
for an extended time, left for New
York on Friday and will go from
there by boat, the Ring-Leader, to
Campana, Argentina. Mr.. Stewart
has been on a six-month vacation
and is now returning to Campana
to resume his research activities.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Demarest,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ball and Mrs.
William Tate spent several days in
New York City last week as the
guests of Maj. John Peters, A. U. S.,
and Mrs. Peters. Mr.. William Tate,
now stationed in New York, joined
in the house party.
Mr.. william A. Finn of New York
City is the weekend guest of Comdr.
Edward J. Fahy, U. S. NJ, and Mrs.
Fahy, his daughter. Mrs. Fahy en-
tertained at a small luncheon on
Thursday honoring Mrs. Curtis
Hutchings, who, with her husband,
Comdr. Hutchings, u. S. NJ, and
their children will leave for An
napolis soon, since the commander
has been assigned to duty at the
Naval Academy.
Mrs. John P. Cowan and Mrs.
Marie Ingling entertained at the
formers home Saturday afternoon
at a delightful party honoring the
memory OF Gen. Robert E. Lee,
whose birthday is celebrated this
month.
Pfc. William w. Carmack and Mrs.
Carmack and their young son,
Byron, left for Denver Thursday to
reopen their home there. Mrs. Car
mack and her son have been the
guests of Mrs. Carmack's sister, Mrs
Hans Werkmeister, while Pfc. Car
mack was in Europe.
Miss Fern Kesecker of Berkeley
Springs, w. Va, is the weekend
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A
Patton.
visiting the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John P. Cowan, left for
Sarasota, Fla, Saturday to spend
several weeks with Mrs. John Cow
Evening star., 1946-01-20
HerndOu

Mrs. Russell Allen Lynn enter
tanned last evening at bridge for l6
guests.
Mrs. William H. Dawson was host
ess at bridge luncheon Monday for
IL guests at the home of Mrs. Fannie
Lou Seamans. She was assisted by
Mrs. Albert Sheppard.
Mr.. William G. Hawthorne arrived
in Herndon Tuesday after receiving
his discharge from the Army at Fort
Meade. He returned last week from
l8 months service overseas.
Mrs. John Bruce Morrison has re-
turned from visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Walters of Co.
lumbus, Ga.
Mr.. Allen Sterret of Nutley. N. j.,
has been the guest for several days
Of Mr. and Mrs. w. Bentley Harri-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Berger have
as their guest the latter's father, Mr..
| Carl A. Adrian of Leesburg.
Evening star., 1946-01-20

ans sister, Mrs. John w. Carter
Mr.. Cowan was discharged from
military service recently after three
years duty, two years of which were
spent with the Aviation Engineers,
9th Air Force, abroad.
Mrs. r. G. l.. Moncure entertained
at luncheon and bridge on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Charles M. Johnson, jr.,
daughter of Mrs. Marie Ingiing, has
left for Bremerton, Wash, to join
her husband, Ensign Charles M
Johnson, U. S. NJ, recently stationed
there.
Mrs. j. r. Browning entertained
at an informal party on Thursday
evening.
Evening star., 1946-01-20
Miss McCansLand,
Sergt. HaNock
Are Married

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Burgess McCausland, daughter of
1t. Col. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Nc
Causland of Alexandria, to Sergt.
William Kenneth Hallock, son of
DR.. and Mrs. E. K. Hallock of Free
port, Long Island. took place yes
terday afternoon in Trinity Meth
odist Church in Alexandria. The
Rev. John Owens officiated at the
ceremony, at 4 o'clock, and a re-
ception in the parish hall followed
The bride was given in marriage
by her father who is on leave from
India. Her gown had a white lace
fitted bodice and full faille skirt
and she wore her mothers full
length veil draped from a Chantilly
lace coronet. Her fashioned
bouquet of white roses had a white
orcnid center.
Miss Janet McCausland was maid
OF honor for her sister and Mrs.
A. c. Ray, jr., sister of the bride
groom, and Miss Marjorie Lee were
bridesmaids. They wore white gowns
with net skirts and red net hats
and carried red floral muffs. Miss
Sally Ann Musson of Trenton, N. j.
was the Junior bridesmaid.
Warrant Officer Edgar Browning
served as best man for Sergt. Hal.
lock and Sergt. A. c. Ray, jr., anC
Pfc. William McCausland, brothe,
OF the bride, were the ushers.
The bride formerly attended Marx
Washington College and the Wash.
ington School for Secretaries anc
now is with the Columbia Broad.
casting System. Sergt. Hallock i.
a graduate chemist of the Universit,
OF st. Johns and now is stationed
at March Field, Calf.
Mrs. Hallock will accompany hel
husband to March Field for a shor,
visit.
Evening star., 1946-01-20
.Lankford.Smith
" Wedding Yesterday

Miss Lolita Rowley Smith, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Myrtilla Davis Smith of
this city and Pocomoke City, Md,
became the bride yesterday of Mr..
Roger Wolverton Lankford, also of
Pocomoke City. The Rev. DR.. Charles
w. Sheerin offlciated at the cere-
mony at 1890 o'clock in the Church
of the Epiphany, Adolf Torovsky
providing the nuptial music, and
wedding breakfast at the Statler
Hotel followed.
The bride wore a pale-gold cloth
suit with black cire ostrich hat
and accessories and a corsage of
chartreuse orchids.
The couple will be at home on
Winter Quarters drive in Pocomoke
City after February l..
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-20
GEORGE JONES FUNERAL HELD SATURDAY AFTERNOON

Funeral Services were held Saturdal afternoon at two o'clock from the Federated Church, for George Jones, well-known Nome ite and pioneer.
 The Pioneers af Alaska, Igloo No. 1, officiated at the funeral in their impressive ceremony, in which many of his lifetime friends took part.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-20
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the United States Weather Bureau. Nome. Alaska.
May 20, l946

 Forecast for Nome: cloudy to- night and Tuesday, with intermit- tent rain.
 Lowest temperature tonight 38. Highest temperature Tuesday 50.
 Nome data as of 7:3o am. to- day.
 Precipitation last 24 hours a trace.
 Total precipitation this month 0.87 inches.
 Total snowfall this month 5.8in. Temperatures last 24 hours. Highest 47. Lowest 34. Maximum wind last A hours 23 mph from the NINE. Sunrise 2:23 am. Sunset 9:32 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-20
Ma Whaley Makes Home For Ten
 Happy Families ~

The following is portion of an article in a recent issue of the Seattle Post Intelligencer.
 Returning to Seattle after ' years in Nome, Mrs. B. V. Whaley, affectionately known as Ma Wha- ley purchased an old house at 9l25 Rainier Ave, with the inten- ton of converting it into a sana- tarium.
 Mrs. Whaley had spent much of her time in Nome entertaining the service men, and with a boy of her own in service, she became quite disturbed over stories of lack of housing, so plans for the sanatarium were shelved.
 The result might be an argu ment for some sort of community living, or merger of the armed forces. There are ten families, army, navy, merchant marine-3l people, including the toddlers, and of course, Ma Whaley-living in the old mansion in a spirit of happy cooperation.
 Each family has one room for actual living quarters. Most of the 19 rooms are large and well light ed, and typical main floor room opened on the great, old-fashioned fireplace. There were a few pie lures and books in the room, uni forms and dresses hung sharply pressed on the hangers, and bes- 'sinet was placed under the win dow. It had an air of being lived in by people who were used to moving.
 To one who has watched with amazement the confusion created by his wife making a cake, it seemed impossible that 10 fam flies could share one kitchen. Mrs. Whaley said her servicemen were stationed at different places, and left at different times.
 There is great deal of give and take, too," she said.
 There are tables scattered over the old family dining room, and each tennant has his or her place. Each shares somewhat in the homework, too.
 The front stoop was loaded with shining milk bottles, and lines of white washing, mostly square pieces of white cotton, were snap ping in the wind. Mrs. Whaley said that she supplied the wash ing machine, and that they had as many as four washings a day.
 Seattle bows low to Ma Wha- ley, a champion of western hos pitality, a landlady, known affec- tionately as "Mom".
 Besides the brood which she has adopted, or have adopted her, Mrs. Whaley is the mother of 3 sons, all in aviation. Frank is an Alaska pilot and senator, George R. is a Pan Am chief mechanic, and It. Jack Pershing Whaley is
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-20
Comparative data:

Comparative data:
 Temperatures one year ago to- day. Highest 39. Lowest 34.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907:
 Lowest 12 in 1883. Highest 57 in 1912.
 Data for other selected stations as of 7:30 am. today:
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-20

You waste fuel if your pans are smaller than the heating unit.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
BRAT ISCE SESTRO

Alojz Kramar, posta Sv. Jurij
oh Taboru, Savinjska dolina,
Slovenija, Jugoslavija, isce svo-
jo sestro Mario Novak, rojeno
Kramar, v Mirni peel ma Do
lenjskem, hci Janeza in Ivane,
po domace Smarekarjev. Odsla
je v Ameriko Sc pred 40 lett in
zivi v Clevelandu ali okolici.
Donna start domovini so izgu-
bill njen naslov in j ne morejo
pisati. Zato prosijo, da bi sc ja-
villa bratu ma gornji naslov. Ako
Mrs. Mary Novak zeli vec po-
jasni1a O svojem bratu, imamo
pismo v nasem uradu, v kate
rem brat vec pove svojem ziv-
ljenju med vojno. Brat Jakob
Kramar pa zivi v Kanadi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
Prispevki pri podruznici
Stew. 48 SANS

Cleveland, O. v mesecu
marcu smo sprejeli sledeee vso-
te pri podruznici st. 48 SANS
in sicer SO prispevali po $40: F.
E. Lunka, Frank Barbic, Frank
suselj, E. 1852 St., drustvo vi
pavski raj, 312 SNIP; Louis
Prisel, druzina, Anton Petric,
Greensburg, Pa, Frank Leben.
Po IS: JOS. Ivancie druzina,
Ursuline Ivancic, Frances b.
site, Frances Kun, Bishop, Pa,
Mary Kraintz, Muse, Pa, Jen-
ME Martincic, Strabane, Pa,
Rose Jurman, Josephine Barbis,
J. F. Durn druzina, Louis Ku-
mar, Irene in Almar Mestrovic,
Domenik Hribar, Steve Cerni-
goj druzina, John in Milka Mez-
gee, E. 200 St., Joseph Smole
druzina, mesto venca "a pokoj-
MIN Frank Mozetom, John Kos,
Waterloo Rd., je prispeval $25.
Skupaj "a Mladinsko bolnis-
nico darovano v marcu $1,000
Ia obrambno akcijo SANS SO
prispevali sledeci: Drustvo vi.
pavski raj, st. 312 SNPJ, Gla-
marina "a 3 mesece $18; drus.
two Kras st. 8 SDZ clanarina "a
februar in marc $12. :
Pc 81: John Kobal, Joseph
Oresnik, Neimenovan, Ivan Bost.
jancic, Vera Bostjancic, Anton
Mrak. r
| Frank Vencel 81. Skupni pri.
lspevki, darovi in clanarina $43
Obojestransko prispevane G
I$213.OO.
K mojemu zadnjemu poroci.
lu moran popraviti to, da je
prispeval Frank Jeric, Sc v dvo.
rani dine II. februarja in ne Fr
IJench, kot je bio porocano. Da-
lie, Progressive Slovenke sc
lzbrale skupaj SO zabojev oh pri'
I.liki njih "baby shower prize
ditve, in ne II zabojev, kot nj
je bio porocano ma seji SANS.
love podruznice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
uREDNIl(OvA PO4TA

" pryih treh mesecih je po-
dr1lsnica 48 SANSa odposlala ma
glavni urad "a Mladinsko boil
nisnico mad $3,7OO. Posehno sta
bila uspesna prva diva meseca.
Kot je sbilo be povedano, Sc
sedaj nahajamo v kampanji "a
zbiranja prispevkov "a Mladin-
sko bolnisnico. Prieakovati je,
da Sc DO sleherni odzval ka-
kim prispevkom. Ako vas dru-
gaGe nihGe ne doseze, lahko svoj
prispevek posljete spodaj pod
pisanernu, ali pa prinesete vsak
cas-. .::
Storino vsi svojo dolznost v
tel kampanji, da bo res uspesna.
CollinWoodsko okrozje okrog
,Slovenskega delavskega donna je
bilo vedno zavedno in Sc je vse-
lei odzvalo z uspehom. Storimo
tudi sedaj svojo dolznost in pri-
spevajmo "a Mladinsko bolnis-
nico v Sloveniji. Vsak prispe-
vek je dobrodosel.
Ne pozabite na veliko kon-
certno prireditev "Jadrana", ka-
tero bo incl v nedeljo Ia. aprila
oh 3. uri popoldne v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd. Pevski zbor "Jadran' je bill
vedno pripravljen sodelovati "a
svoj narod. Je tudi he prispeval
lepk vsote "a narod v start do
movini, zato pridite tega dne
ma Jadranovo prireditev.
Ia podruznico st. 48 SANS
]. F. Durn, ia jnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

trud nj zastonj in da ina odziv
cd naroda.
Ako snao kolickai zavedni Slo-
venci in Slovenke, bono to 2
najvecjim veseljem storili in Sc
udelezili v nedeljo Mladinskega
koncerta, kateri Sc pricne oh
4. uri popoldne. Kdor pa pride
preje, mu tudi ne bo skodovalo,
ker 81 lahko poljubno izberete
svoj sedez.
Tudi Sc bo postreglo po moz-
nosti gostom okrepeili. Vse to
je koristno cloveku.. Zvecer pa
81 boste brusili pete in podpla-
te, da bo kaj. Pies Sc bo vrsil v
obeh dvoranah, da bo ustrezeno
mladini in starejsim ljudem. Po-
strezba bo v vsem najboljsa, XII
.je mogoce. S tenn je povedano
vse, kaj vec moreno pricakova-
tt cd odbora ali kogarkoli.
Dne %. aprila pojdemo pa k
pevskemu zboru "Zarja." Nj je
sile, razen bolezen ali nesreea,
da bi mas odvrnila, da sc ne bi
udelezili Zarjinega spomladne-
ga koncerta. Nasi Zarjani tudi
pojejo in pomagajo vsestransko
drugim skupinam. Sami Sc tudi
zelo zrtvujejo "a idejo, "a slo-
vensko pesem ze priblizno 80 let.
Vec tenn bonn pisal drugie. Po.
magazine pevskim zborom, ker
so vredni nase pomoci.
Anton Jankovich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

pozgali vse. Osta1a sem vdova 2
dvema otrokoma, brez donna,
pa tudi brez lonca in zlice, da
bi 81 skuhala ali jedla.
ives, Rezka, mnogo, nanogo
sem pretrpe]a tel vojni. Bila
sem tepena, zaprta, zasramoya-
na,. preganjana, prav vse sem
pretrpela, sans o smrti Sc ne.
Use to sem trpela 'najvec zara-
di nasih slovenskih izdajalcev.
Italijanski fasisti so mi cello po
cesti prepovedali hoditi.
"Tudi danes je Be slabo, to-
da upamo, da ho knala boljs..
Glavno je, da smo dosegli, "a
kar srno sc borili. Mucim Sc z
otrokoma. HGerka DO stara 10
let, sineek pa 4 leta. Tudi v
'front.' sem bila, z obema otro-
koma sem begala po gozdovih.
In hisi, ma katero SO paddle
bombe, sem bila, katera Sc je
VISA porusila, pa kljub vsemu
niti enkrat nisem bila ranjena.
Tudi pri zidu so me ze imeli po-
stavljeno "a ustreliti, pa sem
sc nekako resila. Moras misliti,
da mas je cuval sam Bog, da
smo ostali pri zivljenju.
"Tukaj jih je padlo dosti. Tu-
di moi brat France je padel, XII
je bill ma gruntu in sestra Mic
ka. Brat je pustil 4 otroke, Mic
ka pa hvala Bogu nj imela mic
otrok.
"Sedaj pa koncam 2 moin
slabim pisanjem in TIE prav la-
po pozdravim, kakor tudi Two
10 druzino. Pozdrav tudi ol
Martinove Lojzke, je tudi ola
izgubila sina v vojski.
"Kristina Kolar"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
Nasvet pri izberi
vodnika v dornovino

Cleveland, o. " petkovi liz
daji "Enakopravnost" je napi-
sal tovaris Anton Logar,, da SO
sklenili pri njegovem drustvu,
da bodo vsi Notranjci in Kra-
sovci sli enkrat v juniju v sta
ri kraj in "a voditelja 50 81 IL
brali kaplana Gabrovska.
Ljudje bozji, tega pa nikar!
On je nevaren clovek, ga yam
lahko zandarji vzamejo in vi hi
ostali brez voditelja. Svetovala
bi vam, da bi raje vprasali in
naprosili urednika svetovno INA
mega casopisa "A. d.. vi NOR
da ne veste, &c ne berete tiste-
ga lista, toda JAZZ dobro vem da
Sc tudi on razume ma Jugosla-
WHO in je jako zaupljiva in "a
nesljiva oseba. Vsaj zadnjic ga
je tako ena napredna in dobra
katolicanka pohvalila. Rekia je,
da ma celem svetu nj boljsega
casopisa kot je "A. d., ker
njej Sc vse dopade, kar je notri
zapisanega. Prav posebno pa Sc
njegova kolona, "Ce. verjamete
ali pa ne."
Potem ste lahko 'prepricani,
da je urednik brihten clovek.
Kar sc pa >tice Jozeta Grdine,
tega pa seveda vzemite seboj.
Ia mora vami. Zadnja poroci-
la IL starega kraja javljajo, da
je tam veliko pomanjkanje sve-
tin podobic. On DO tam mare
dill dober business" Ease in s
tenn veliko koristil narodu.
&c pa yam tisti grdi komuni-
sti Sc ia diva ukradejo, kar je
sicer verjetno, ker tisti ljudje
so cd vraga, potem Sc pa obrni-
te naravnost ma skofa Rozma.
ma. Ia YAM DO gotovo rade vo-
lie ustregel, ker njegove oveice
v Ljubljani ga re komaj cakajo
Tiste trde kraske butice sc
bodo pa tudi enkrat zmehcale in
spoznale, da je nedolzen in spre.
jele ga bodo z odprtimi rokami
zivio krasovska delegacija! Pa
srecno pot. zivela svobodna Ju'
goslavija! Smrt ida jalcem, svo
boda narodu!
Mary Vogrir
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
Zahvala

Spodaj podpisana Sc nisva "a
vedala, da je mogoee nekoga
tako izpeljati in presenetiti, kot
so naju S soprogo, prijatelji, OBJ
priliki maine 25-lenice zakon-
skega z:vljenja, katero smo V
resnici praznovali dine 2. febru-
aria.
To preseneeenje pa Sc je "a
vrsilo dne 2. marca oh lepem
stevilu navzocih prijateljev in
sorodnikov, XII so naju pocasti-
Ii in mama priredili TAX lep We
Ger, kateri mama BIO ostal v
trajnem spominu. Ko sva pri-
hajala v Slovenski delavski dom
ma Waterloo Rd., v spremstvu
druzin Johna zupancica j n
Johna Novaka, sva menila, da
sva povabljena ma vse ne X J
drugega, kot pa ma najino 25-
letno slavnost sreenega zakona.
Ne da sc opisati obeutkov,
kakorsnje clovek doziyi OBJ ta-
kin prilikah, ko sva zagledala
tohko najinih prijateljev in So
rodnikov, kateri so naju obko-
lili in klicali mama sreco Sc ma
mnoga leta. Spoznala sva, da to
presenecenje ne spada nikomur
lrugemu, kot mama.
Kar malo nerodno je cloveku
OBJ obcutkih, ko ne We, kaj bi
pocel ali rekel; ali ma bi Sc
smejal ali jokal cd ginjenosti
Zato maj mama dovolijo vsi ma
vzoci, da sc ma tenn mestu vsem,
pray vsem, kateri ste bill ma
vzoci oh priliki najinega 25-let-
mega jubileja, prav IL srca "a
hvalimo. Posebno Sc najinim So
rodnikom, XII so vse to vrsili
brez maine najmanjse slutnje
in so znali igrati tako izborno
vlogo moicecnosti.
Prav lepa hvala Mrs. Frances
Morel il 0rovewood Ave, XII je
kot izvrstna kuharica, pripra'
villa toliko dobrot in jih nalozi-
la ma mize ter pripraviIa take
okusno vecerjo. Enako Sc "a.
hvaljujeva tudi vsem, katere ste
sodelovale in pomagale Y kuhi-
Mi. TIE SO bile: Mary Morel
Mary Rolih IL Huntmere Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
Porocilo atoinske
komisije izzvalc
precej odobravanja
WASHINGTON. - (O.N.A.)

WASHINGTON. - (O.N.A.)
- Porocilo atomske komisije,
katero je imenoval drzavni de-
partment, je izzvalo precej odo-
bravanja v vseh krogih, izvzena-
81 onih, XII zagovarjajo izIlju:-
no vojasko kontrolo zadevi
atomske energije. Splosno mne-
ME je, da je predmet v tenn po-
rocilu sijajno obdelan in da je
razresil mnogo vprasanj, kate
ra je spravila ma povrsje usod-
ma iznajdba sproseenja atomske
energije.
Razvoj te zadeve je bill do
zdaj v veliki meri oviran po tez-
kocah, XII so nastale radi naeel-
mega spora dveh naziranj, ka-
terih prva zahteva, da morajo
imeti vojaske ohlasti popolno
kontrolo mad vsemi fazami pro-
dukcije atomske energije, a
drugo, XII zahteva, da mora b.ti
vse v rokah civilnih oblasti.
(Kompromisni predlog, XII je
bill te dni odobren cd senatne-
ga atomskega odseka, je to
vprasanje resil V prilog civilni
kontrol, XII DO, kakor kazejo
znamenja, sedaj prodrla. - Op.
ured.)
Porocilo atomske komisije je
Iv veliki meri razcistilo polozaj
in vsaj deloma, to je, v nekate-
rih tockah porazilo zahtevo mi
litaristov. Vsekakor je v tenn
Iporocill prvie podertano in po-
ludarjeno dejstvo, da sprostitev
atomske energije nj le zadeva,
XII Sc tiee armade, temvee, da
gre "a mednaroden socialen pro-
blem.
| V nacrtu je nekaj predlogov,
Xxi oprayicujejo upanje, da DO
mogoce najti pot do take med
inarodne kontrole, da bo var
most zajamcena. v tenn sluGa-
ju je jasno, da bo rnnogo pri-
|stasey izlkljucne yojaske kon-
ltrole spremenilo svoje nazifa-
ME.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05

PISMA IL STAREGA kRAJA
I+oIiioni 50 i ubii mozo in v.e uniciIi

Mrs. Rose Ivancic, 854 E. 207
St, Euclid, O., je prejela pismo
cd prijateljice in sosede il mia
din let v Sloveniji, Kristine Ko-
lar, Gornje Polje, st. 10 posta
STRATA - Novo mesto. Pismo
je sledece vsebine:
"Dfaga Rezka!
"Vem, da Sc Ii bo gotovo
eudno zdelo, ko Ii pisem. Yes,
tudi start spomini veckrat .prav
pridejo. Gotovo sc Sc spominjas
Kristine Janklove ,ko ST bila Sc
donna. Yes, da smo bile vsak
dan skupaj. Tudi danes sem 70
pet ma Gornjem Polju.
"Pred vojno sem z mozem
zivela v Zagrebu. v zacetku voj-
ne sva pa prisla sem v Sloveni-
10, ker sno Sc bali, da DO v me-
stih hujsa vojna. Pa je bilo
ravno nasprotno, bilo je ma de-
zeli mnogo hujse. Tukaj so mi
pa 1talijani ubili moza, nam so
pa vse well, kar sn1o imeli in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-05
Vahilo ma dve
vazni prireditvi

Cleveland, y. - SpOmlad Je
tukaj in vse Sc ozivlja, kamor
Sc obrnete, povsod klije novo
zivljenje. Ozivlja Sc trava, cve-
tice, sadno in gozdno drevje.
Prav tako je tudi med pticami.
Spomlad ina svoj vpliv tudi ma
ljudi, ker tudi pri teh pozivlja-
ME ne izostane.
Torej vsepovsodi naravi Sc
pozna prihod spomladi. Ia k o
nam prireja tudi nasa nadebud-
ma mladina, amerisko sloven-
ska mladina, v nedeljo Z. aprila
lep in zanimiv koncert. Pc kon-
certu zvecer bo pies. Ia mladi-
ma je Mladinski pevski zbor S.
D. Donna ma Waterloo Rd.
Kateri izmed Slovencev sc ko-
lickaj zanima "a kulturne prize
ditve, ia dobro We, da nam je
podal Ia Mladinski pevski zbor
ma odru Slovenskega delavske-
ga donna ma Waterloo Rd. ze We
liko prav zanimivih koncertov,
operet in drugih pevskih zabav,
cd syoje ustanovitve.'
Ii program pa Sc MISC poda-
Ii kar tako tia V en- dan in brez
truda. Tudi stroski je poveza-
no to delo. Pri tenn je bio tre-
ba mnogo potrpljenja in port
voyalnosti cd mnogih, tudi cd
starsev otrok. Matere teh otrok,
XII so in Be nastopajo v tenn zbo-
ru, mi povedo kaj novega sko-
raj vsaki dan. Povedo tudi vo-
die svoje in odborniki tega zbo-
ra. Odborniki sami sc "a stvar
zelo trudijo, posebno zboroy
dolgoletni predsednik ]. Terlep;
tajnica Mrs. Sever, in drugi cd.
borniki: Mrs. Jernej Pajk, Mrs
Zabukovec, John Sore, in pa vo.
dja ali peyovodkinja Mrs. Vad'
nal, Mrs. Alice Artel Ceh in Sc
mnogo drugih.
Vsem tenn gre najlepse pri.
znanje "a njih vztrajnost in po'
zrtyovalnost. In ker so pevci te.
ga Mladinskega zbora kri nase
krvi, in ker drugega ne prica
kujejo cd mas, kot da sc pr
njih koncertih in prireditvah od
.zovemo njih vabilu, dajmo jim
to ustreci in napoinimo dvora
no S. D. Donna ma Waterloo Rd.
v nedeljo do zadnjega koticka.
Tudi mi bono delezni Mill
truda in priznanja, ko bono po
slusali njih lepo in ubranos pc
ltje. Dali bono korajzp 1nladin
"a hadalj jno ueenje. Pa tudi star
81 otrok bodo veseli, 'da Sc 81
kdo drugi zanima "a njih priza
devanje, ne pa roditelji sami
Tudi odborniki Mladinskega zbo
ra bodo veseli, &c bo polna dvo
rama, ker bodo videli, da MIL