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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04
Legless Man Builds
Boats As Auocation
Southport's "Cratie'' Ar
mold More Active Than
Most Despite Loss

SOUTHPORT. March /. - L. c.
(Cratie) Arnold of Southport Is
now engaged in building new
so foot shrimp trawler, complete
from keel to gunnels. L you met
up with Cratic on the streets, or
anywhere else, you'd never think
he could do such work or any other
kind, much.
Loosing both legs as the result
of infantile paralysis when ne was
an infant, he has pair Of eight
inch stubbs on which he gets
around in a lively manner. He at
tended school, travelling in a goat
drawn wagon. Finishing there he
had a yearning for something at
which he could make living, de-
spite the Fact that he was not as
physically active as other men.
Telegrapher
He went off and studied tele-
graphy, mastered that and for
time worked in telegraph office.
But, the love of the sea was bred
in Cratic, he found few charms in
the keyboard. Quitting his job with
the telegraph people he came back
to Southport, bought shrimp boat
and for the past IS years ne has
been one of the most active shrimp.
ers that Southport boasts OF.
There is nothing about the
shrimping industry that he cannot
do. He is an expert at net making
boat building and handling boats
When there comes a slack season,
such as now, at the start. OF thu
year, Il there is any need for
boats, Cratic sets out to build one,
according to plans, Tor himself OF
some other needy fisherman.
Sound Bottoms
Sometimes he has assistance
with some Of the building, some
times he is entirely on his own
Working this way, with or with
out helpers, it is no surprising
thing to the folks who know Cratic
that his boats rapidly take shape
are finished on time. When the!
are launched they are as good a
anything that floats of equal size
This is no advertisement ia
Cratic and his boat building. HI
has more OF this and other thing.
than he can do. His boat building
is only bit Of spare time filling
in for his strong and capable
hands,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04
UNTANCLINC JOB
MAY TAKE YEARS
American Investments In
Foreign Lands In Deplor-
able Condition Now
BY CHARLES MOLONY

WASHINGTON, March 3.-R-
Government officials said Saturday
it will take years to untangle the
complicated mess in which war left
American investments in foreign
countries, with scant chance of 100
cents-on-the-dollar settlements.
A thousand and : one headaches
have developed to plague United
States economic experts attempting
to find a solution to a problem
which involves the industrial future
of Europe as well as such questions
as taxation, war damage claims
and reparations.
Begin Consideration
Representatives Of at least three
departments-State, Treasury and
Commerce already have begun
tentative consideration of a mea-
sure for congressional action to
compensate, at least in part, legiti-
mate victims of the fortunes of war,
The magnitude of the. problem
will be measured largely by the
limitation affects America pre-
the Allied control commission on
Germany future industrial produc-
ton, and the extent to which that
limitation affects Americanpr e :
war investments.
Strip Government
Under plans laid down at Pots
dam, Germany will be stripped Of
its industrial war potential, and its
manufacturing output for export
will be limited to what the country
must have to pay for imports es.
sential to its domestic economy.
Industrial machinery beyond this
basic core will be dismantled and
in most cases, be use as repara.
tons to replace and rehabilitate in.
dustries looted or devastated by the
Nazis throughout Europe.
American Owned
Government officials said that
some of this machinery will be
American owned. They estimated
that American investments in Ger
many before the war amounted to
approximately $1,000, 600, 900.
Under present plans, the Ameri-
can owners would be given first
opportunity to purchase their own
property, for use somewhere out
side Germany, while retaining a
claim Cor war damage against the
government. But this procedure
has not received, as yet, the whole.
hearted approval Of this govern.
ment.
Lost Money
One faction among the American
economic experts has been advo.
eating governmental discourage.
ment of American firms operating
branch factories abroad. 1t has con.
tended that many of these branch
factories were operated before the
war at loss, and were maintained
chiefly to discourage development
of foreign competition.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04
Bodies Of Transport Crew
Found Atop Mount Halcon

MANILA, March s. up The
Manila Tribune said Sunday that
the bodies of IA persons and the
wreckage OF their CAT transport
plane, missing since last Christ
mas, had heen found atop 8,O0o-foot
Mount Halcon in Northern Min
doro.
The paper said the plane was
used in courier service by the U.
s. 322nd Troop Carrier Wing based
in Manila. Jungles terrain and
Japanese die-hards delayed the
discovery.
Names of the dead were with
held pending notification of kin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04
Chicago Father To Get
Medal Awarded Hero Son

WASHINGTON, March 3.-RC
Private First class Edward John
Moskala Of Chicago, ILL.,, 23-year-old
rifleman who silenced two machine
gun nests, killed at least 30 Japa-
rese and was MORALLY wounded
rescuing a wounded comrade. has
been awarded the Congressional
Medal of Honor posthumousiy.
The War department announced
Sunday that the nations highest
military award will be delivered
soon to his father, Albert Moska1a,
3l2O w. 36th street, Chicago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04
DINNER MEETING

MEETING
LUMBERTON, March 3-Mrs.
H. A. Oliver, chairman Of pub
icity, gave a talk about news
paper work at the dinner meet
ing of Lumberton Business and
Professional Womens club.
Miss Nina Pittman presided.
Three books in memory OF
Lumberton men who lost their
lives while in armed service
were donated to the library. 1t
was decided to sponsor a
bridge tournament in April.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04
CORRESPONDENTS I'LL

CHUNGKlNG, March s. R -
Chinese press dispatches from
Crangchun, capital of Manchuria,
said Sunday that nine foreign cor
respondents, three of whom were
ill were awaiting air transport from
there to Feiping. The correspon-
dents were not Unidentified and the
were without confirmation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04
CLUB PLANNED

CLUB PLANNED
SOUTHPORT, March 3-Plans
held up for the present by the
difficulty Of obtaining building
material, Jimmie Raftery Will
start construction on a night
club, to accommodate 600 peo-
pie, during the summer or fall.
The building will be on the Win
ter quarters Of the R. & 5.
Amusement company, at the
junction of Route II with IA.
Some years ago Mr.. Raftery
bought several acres Of valu-
able land fronting on both high
ways.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04
INJURED BY GLASS

MANILA, March g. up Vice
Consol George Ennis of Phila-
delphia suffered minor injuries
from glass splinters Saturday night
when would-be robbers fired four
bullets INTO his jeep on Nagaytay
Ridge, 30 miles south of Manila.
One bullet smashed the windshield
six iches from Ennis head. Three
other persons in the machine were
unframed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04
Churches Will Cooperate
On Red Cross Sabbath

Sunday, March 10th, has been
designated as American Red Cross
Sabbath in Wilmington, accord
to co-chairman Harry M. Solomon.
Letters have been sent to all
Wilmington ministers by the chair
man in an appeal to help further
the interests of this very necessary
organization and that during the
course of Sundays services to
stress the work of the Red Cross
at home and abroad.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04
MARSHALL TO RETURN

CHUNGKING, March s. UP =
Chinese Communists sources said
Sunday they expected General Mar
shall to meet Communist leader
Mao 'rse-T ung in Yenan before re-
turning TO Chungking from his cur
rent inspection tour. .
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04
BRICK RESIDENCE

BRICK RESIDENCE
SOUTHPORT, March 3-M. c.
Moore, prominent ShaHotte
township farmer, living near
Longwood, has started con.
struction on what is said will
be the largest brick residence
In Brunswick. The structure
is of brick. At the moment no
information is available as to
the number Of rooms it Will
contain.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04

GUESTS
LUMBERTON, March 3
Members of the First Presby-
terrain church who served IN
armed forces during World War
II or since, together with their
wives and sweethearts, were
guests of MEN Of the Church
at a banquet served by the
Woman's Auxiliary OF the
church at the city armory. john
Luther Mclean is president OF
the host organization, and j. II.
Darlington was master Of cere-
monies. Five Flora Macdon'
aid students entertained the
group with song and dance. and
several veterans spoke briefly.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04

The 1916 officers Of the Hobbs
vile All club are Billie Collins,
president; Annie F. Riddick, vice
president; Ann Hotter, secretary,
and Marie Riddick, reporter,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04
| TALKS ON HAWAII

The Rev. R. L. Alexander,
former chaplain in the Navy,
talked on Hawaii to mem
bers Of the Thursday Afternoon
Book club at their meeting in
the home Of Mrs. W. E. FL
more. Mrs. E. A. Allen pre-.
sided.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04

AUXILIARY MEETS
LUMBERTON, March B.
Hebrew auxiliary met with
Mrs. Ernest Fleishman and
Mrs. Emanuel Sugar, Mrs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04
NEW STATION

NEW STATION
SOUTHPORT, March Sd. E.
(Ennis) Long announced the
opening of his new filling sta.
ton on Route II, one mile west
of Supply, this week. The build
ing is of cinder blocks and IS
one of the most attractive
structures of it's kind in Bruins
wick.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04

REOPENS CAFE
- SOUTHPORT, March ST.
E. Lewis, former sheriff OF
Brunswick, who has been i'll
for the past six weeks, has re-
opened his cafe in. Southport.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-04

Matthew Margolis, of st. Pauls
led the program, assisted by
Mrs. Israel Weinstein.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-08

To drugo vrsto Sol cerkev gleda prijaznim ote-
som in je vprasanje, ali ina ustava prav ko loctvo So
lie cd cerkve uvaa to solo, To e narec bistveno to-
ali solah uci veronauk ali mel Da loci sole cd cerkve
to pravi da da Soil moderno srenevesko podlago
zivimo pac dobi svobode ker nikakor ze
pref biti in biti doocene verske
nauke-je naravnost ustavna dolznost. Vsaka soa
dernem in to cd ljudske do universe ina dive
nalog da vzgaa nladi rod posene drzavane in da jim
posredue in toac vrednost in Znanost je pod
clovekovega naravnega in pridnost neodvna to-
rel in doocila in zapoved in prav tako
je drzavlanska vzgoa prvi vs vsota naravnhnravnh
postav nadnaravnh, verskh Prav zaradi uspesnese
vsesraske vzgoe zarad doponjevanja etike
po ustavi tu verouk soa hi zabrane bio pa vsekakor
neobvezen Ne soa cerkev namrec moreta in
ia vsiljevati verouk cloveku, XII mu nj do MEGA.
Tudi loctvo Sole cd cerkve torej nj soreno nobeno
sovrazno deanje prot cerkv prot veri Svobodna
znanos svobodna vera svoboden e in ostane elovek
Vidmo torej, da nj prav nobenega vzroka poslusati
tud vprasanu octve cerkve cd drzave gasove sovraz
nh u Tenn gotovo da to nj vsec ker Jim sploh nj nice
vsec kar 81 priborili in ustvar tokim zrtva
mi Tist ude to, XII b 81 zele drugacno ustavo
tako-ko pravi TOW. Karde Xxi b ustrezala sedanD
stvarnost nas drzav evec start bvsi stvarnost XII SO
10 nase udske mnozce razbi1e svojo zavestno vol in
silo."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-08
Mrtvaski list IL
Doba pri Domzalah

v oknu nasega urada je ma
ogled mrtvaski list, XII ga je
pre- jela Mrs. Frances Cesen, sta
nujoca ma E. 81 St., cd svoje
sestre v Dobu pri Domzalah.
Mrtvaski list je cd brata Miha
Pirnata, katerega so, kot ma
vaja njiju sestra v pismu, belo-
gardisti potegnili il postelje, in
ga odvedli v neko drugo vas,
kjer so ga umorili. Besedilo
mrtvaskega lista je sledeee:
"Vsem, XII ste ga poznali, jaw
ljamo, da je padel cd sovrazni-
kove krogle mas nepozabni moz,
najboljsi atek in brat PIRNAT
MIHAEL partizan, XII Sc nikdal
vet ne DO povrnil X svoji drL-
zini: Krogla, XII je pomocjo
slovenskega izdajalca pretrga-
la nit zivljenja v 40. letu sta
rosti, tako upapolnemu Mihu,
je storila svoje delo v Strait
pri Brdu dine 20. novembra |.
1914. Pogreb dragega pokojni-
ka DO v nedeljo, %. X Oh pol
4. uri popoldne IL hise zalosti,
Dob st. IS, ma farno pokopali-
See Dob. Spominjajte sc ga v
molitvah, MENU pa bodi lahka
domaca zemlja, "a katero je dal
svoje zivljenje.
"zalujoci: Franeiska, zena ;
Stanislava, Franciska, Dorca,
hcere; Srecko, Mihael, Jozef,
Marian, Franci, Stanko in Ja-
neck, sinovi; Maria, Francis
ka, Ana, Matilda in Angela, Sc
sire, in ostalo sorodstvo.
/ Dob, n. x. 1915.
Komentar 81 lahko vsak sam
ustvari.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-08
Prispevki pri podr.
Stew. 48 SANS

Cleveland, o. - Letosnji me-
sec januar je bill zelo uspesen
glede dohodkov "a stare domo-
vino pri nasi podruznici, pa vse-
emo Sc izkazuje povoljen uspeh
v dohodkih tudi v februarju.
Prispevai SO v februarju slede-
ci: Joseph Siskovie, trgovec ma
Waterloo Rd. $100; John Cam
pa druzina $5; Frank Hayny
$5; Joseph zele pogrebni zavod
$500; drustvo "Kras' st. 8 SDZ
$25; Pc $5 so prispevali slede-
ei: Anton Jeric, Primoz Perko,
Mrs. J: Got1ina, Frank Mervar
druzina, Lawrence Schiberl, j.
Tonsic druzina, Friderik ces-
mix. ;rtlin !,
Drustvoy Zdruzeni bratj je st;
26 SNPJ $25; Slovenska zadruz-
ma zveza 500; Frank celigoj;
gostilna ma Kinsrnan Rd. $40;
drustvo Janeza Krstnika st. II
ABB S.; 1cIevelandska Fedora
cija SNPJ $50; drustvo Blejsko
iezero st. 427 SDZ S1OO: Anton
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Pies v korist Jugoslovan-
skega rdeGega kriza

Euclid, o. - Drustvo Cveto-
ci Noble. st. $50 SNPJ in dru-
stvo Euclid, st. 20 SDZ, prize
dite skupno velik pies v sobo-
to zvecer 9. marca. Ia pies bo-
do igrali VICAR Polkateers.
Yes cisti dob;cek je namenjen
"a Jugoslovanski rdeci kriz.
Prosi Sc vse tiste, kateri ima-
te Sc nerazprodane vstopnice,
da jih vrnete tajnicam, vsaj en-
dan pred plesom, oziroma pred
prireditvijo.
: v nedeljo 10. marca Sc pa vr-
81 redna mesecna seja drustva
Cvetoci Noble St. $50 SNIP. -
Clanstvo je vabljeno, da Sc iste
udelezi.
Mary Dodic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-08
UREDN1KOVA PO$TA

Ako bi' osvobodiIi vse narode in
Jim dali priliko svobodno libra
ii 81 tako vlado, kakor je MIN
po wolff, potem bi izginil angle
Ski imperializem cez noe. In te-
ga Anglia ne mara, niti Amerl-
ka, ker obenem bi izginila tudi
| svetovna trgovina. Najbolj ma
sproten temu je pa Rim, gnezdo
vsega fasizma in nazadn jastva.
Predno sc bodo vse te tezkoce
odstranile, DO Sc mnogo homa-
til in preganjanja.
! Tukaj vse gleda, da 81 della
mo in gromadimo bogastvo. Da-
nes Sc uvaja v tovarne no"e
! stroje, XII bodo producirali vec,
mnogokrat vec, samo to S
zanima. Ali kan bono pa pro-
dali? Ampak nobenemu ne pride
ma misel, kako maj bi zadovolji1i
najprej ameriski narod, da bi
dali udobnost ljudem donna, po-
tenn sele drugim. Drugim naro-
dom je treba pohazsti in jih ma
uciti, pa 81 bodo pomagali sa-
mi, kot smo 81 pomagali mi.
Dati Sc Jim mora prilika, tako
kakor Sc je dala prilika Jugo-
slaviji.
Vse, kar potrebujejo v Jugo-
slavili danes, je pomoc "a "a
eetek, potem 81 bodo pomagali
sami. TO Sc vidi ze sedaj, XII jim
gre obnova tako lepo izpod rok.
Torej, pridite soboto vecer
ma zabavo v Slovenski drustve-
nj dom ma Recher Ave-, da sc
skupaj pozabavamo in tenn
bono pomagali nasim ljudem v
start domovini do lazjega NADIA
ljevanja pri Nth tezkem delu "a
obnovo njih domovine.
Ia drustvo Euclid, st. 29 SDZ
Andrew Noch, clan.
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Nj druge poti -!

Veselica, XII 10 skupno prize
dita drustvo Euclid, st. 29 SDZ
in drustvo "Cvetoci Noble, St.
$50 SNPJ V soboto 9. marca
zvecer V Slovenskem drustve-
mem domu ma Recher Ave., je
nekaj najprimernejsega "a Sc
DAME case.
Nimam drugega namena, kot
da napisem nekaj vrst v pobu-
do nasim clanom in ljudem slo-
venske zavednosti, da sc v mai
vecjem stevilu udelezijo veseli-
&c prihodnjo soboto, da Sc ma
pravi vecji uspeh "a pomoc ma
81 start domovini, XII Sc vedno
potuje svoj krizev pot, ne po
svoji krivdi.
Sedaj je cas-, da Sc pomaga
kar a jvec mogoce, pozneje
morda bodo gotovo hvaleznost
odklonili. Lahko Sc tudi pripeti,
da DO njih preskrba boljsa kot
nasa tukaj. Razvidho je il po-
rocil, da obnova zelo dobro ma
preduje, posebno V Sloveniji. In
liz tega razloga sc lahko skle-
pa, da Sc vzdigujejo il razva-
lin unicenja zelo nitro in maj
vecjo gotovostjo. l. judje v
start domovini SO Sc marsikaj
naucili skozi nude case, posebno
zadnja stiri leta. Naucili so sc
delati nacrte in obrise in po is
tin delati. Dobro vedo, da ne
gre delo brez nacrtov. Zato ina
jo lep uspeh V vsakem podvzet-
ju; vse jim uspe in napreduje.
Zatorej je priporocljivo, da sc
pomaga sedaj, ko je cas- in pri-
lika. Najbolj nam DO jako zaf,
ko nismo pomagali hitreje in
vec. To pa il razloga, ker tudi
pri mas V novi domovini ne bo-
mo kar tako izsli lepo skozi, ne
da hi bili prizadeti. Dokaz zatc
! je jako WIDEN, ker mixer ne mo-
reno resiti svojih lastnih pro
blemov. Povsod je zastoj, mixer
ne moreno resiti stvari, XII sc
nasa ljudska potreba in korist
Samo "a druge Sc zanimamo in
jim hocemo narekovati, kaj in
kako maj Sc vladajo. Svojo hi.
So imamo pa v najvecjem mere.
du. Bojimo ST predociti, da mo.
ramo iti naprej, ne pa nazaj j
zato smo pa povsod tako ne
uspesni. Napredni nam ocitajc
nazadnjastvo prve vrste. Neka.
hocemo priklicati nazaj IL po'
zabljenosti, pa Sc nam nikakor
noce vrniti, ker svet gre naprej
Kar Sc danes godi okoli mas, je
vse nekaj starega. Zato inamc
pa tezkoce, ker duh casa zahte.
va nekaj novega.
Tedaj ko sta Roosevelt ir
Churchill napravila Atlantsk
carter, je. bio v MEM med dru'
GIN oznacena, da morajo bit
vsi narodi osvobojeni. Ampal
obljubiti in narediti. .ie dvoje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-08

Ma Sikh vidin1o skupino Jugoslovanskih vol
nh sirot XII so presta grozote stiriletne vojne XII
jih sedaj oskrbujejo enen izned stevilnih otroc-
jih taborisc Jugoslaviji. Ameriski odbor "a ju-
goslovansko pomoc 81 prizadeva zbrati cimvee mo-
goee hrane "a te otroke XII so brez donna raz-
dejani Jugoslavij Danes je Sc vedno Jugosla-
viii vee kot million otrok, XII SO nevarno podhra-
njeni in v vekem pomanjkanju "a hrano, ako ho-
ceio preziveti Iakoto in uiti smrt
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-08

Mrs. FAM Faidlger SlO IN to V
spomin svoji dragi materi, ka-
terra je umrla meseca januarja
v starosti SO let in v spomin
brata, XII je .padel pri partiza-
min. Andrew Mele So. Skupaj "a
mladinsko bolnisnici prispeva-
mega v februarju $500.
Ia obrambno akcijo, katero
vodi SANS, so prispevali slede-
ci; drustvo "Kras" st. 8 SDZ
elanarina Sc; Primoz Perko S.;
drustvo st. II ABB clanarina "a
januar in februar Sc; Mike Co.
lie So; Amalija Trbizan 81; Ru-
dolph Lisch 81; Friderik ces-
mix $5; Frank Vencel 81; John
Hrovat 50.
Skupaj prispevano "a
obrambno akcijo $32:' Obojnih
prispevkov je bilo 1922. Kot sem
ze rekel, je to lep uspeh, &c Sc
sedanje razmere. Ide-
ia "a mladinsko bolnisnico je
dobila dober odziv. Upam, da
Sc bo vsakdo zavedal tega in da
prispeva po svoIh moceh.
liza zadnjega porocila so pri-
spevali ponosene obleke "a v
stare domovmo: Mrs. F. Sirca,
Frank Strauss ma Trafalgar
Ave., in Anton Jeric, E. 157 st.
Pri tenn moran sedaj sporociti,
da z zbiranjem obleke smo "a
casno jenjali. Obnnovili pa bo-
mo kampanjo pozneje, ma po-
mlad, kadar pride obicajno e.
Scenic stanovanj ma vrsto. Zato
vas ze sedaj prosimo, ohranite
vse, kar je porabnega, do tedaj,
ko Sc razglasi ponovno zbiranje.
Oh zakljucku kampanje "a
zbiranje obleke, Sc v imenu po-
trebnih v start domovini prav
lepo zahvalim vsem darovalcem
obleke in vsega drugega. Upam,
da bodo imena vseh darovalcev
pozneje kdaj objavljen. Odbor
je zaenkrat zakljueil z obleko
ter vse zbrano blago IN jestvine
odposlal ma pristojno nesto, kar
je tehtalo preko diva tona. To je
bila tretja posiljatev obleke v
tel sezoni.
Sedaj, ko je v mesecu mar
GU kampanja "a zivez, ste pro-
Semi, .da poskusate S tenn tudi
tukaj prispevati, kolikor pae
morete. Vsi nasi trgovci in1ajo
pripravIjene posebne zaboje v
svojih trgovinah, kjer lahko ku-
pite blago in ga polozite " tisti
zaboj "a start kraj.
Da so ii zaboji po trgovinah,
sta Sc najbolj potrudila zastop-
nika pri Zdruze:1enr odboru Ju-
goslovanov, Ivan Bostjancic in
Anton Mrak. TO sta diva jake
delavna clana pri podruznici st.
48 SANS. ....
Gospodinje, ko greste ' trgo-
vine, kupite Sc emo kanto mleka
ali kaj drugega in polozite v "a
BOZ. Ako vas trgovec se NINA
takega zaboja, ga naprosite,
da ga pripravi, da Sc DO zbiralo
"a potrebne v Sloveniji, oziroTna
Jugoslaviji.
Ia podruznico st. As SANS.
J. +. Durn, tanik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-08
Poroeilo o kolekti "a
Jugoslavijo in drugo

White Valley, Pa. - Pre- d
kratkim sem ze porocal Y dveh
listih, da sta tukajsnji drustvi
nvolili pc enega zastopnika, ka-
terra sta sla pobirati obleko in
denarne prispevke "a nase roja-
ke v Sloveniji. Izvoljena sta BIZ
la Jurij Previc in John Korce.
Maj TEN potion sporoeim, da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-08

|sva veliko nabrala v teh malih
naselbinah. Skoraj vsakdo je
rad dial nekaj, obleko ali pa Y
|denarju. Razen par izjem, smo
vsi "a partizane.
Seveda, nekateri so Sc izgo-
varjali, da so ze in da bodo Re
sami poslali svojim, kar je vse
prav. Tudi JAZZ sem ze postal in
bonn se. Tukaj ste poslali dive
italijanski zeni pakete svojim v
Italijo in ste prejeli pismi, da SO
dobili pakete in da je 'bilo v
enem sama slama, v drugem
pa samo kamenje. Kdo drugi
jim je pokradel kot fasisti, ker
tako znajo delati samo italian
ski fasisti. Kot je razvidno il
pisem, v nekaterih krajih pref
mejo pakete v redu v Jugosla-
VIII; v drugih krajih pa menda
belogardisti vse pokradejo, kar
Jim pride v roke.
Neka tukajsnja rojakinja je
dobila pismo cd svoje sestricne
il Hotavelj katera pravi, da je
prislo ze vec pomoci il Ameri-
ke, ampak da nekateri, XII so
najbolj potrebni, mic ne dobijo.
JAZZ mislim, da je mogoee, da
kar prejmejo, da pride vse v ro-
ke belogardistom. Seveda, oni
ne bodo mic dali partizanom.
Neka zena mi je rekla, da so
partizani proved pobijali belo-
gardiste. JAZZ pa pravim, da vse
izdajalce slovenskega naroda bi
morali obesiti "a pete, tako kot
SO Mussolinija. Tudi z ljubljan-
skim skofom bi morali obraeu-
natl, kot SO Mussolinijem.
Vse blago, kar smo nabrali,
smo odpeljali Pittsburgh ma
81 in Butler St. v Slovenski
dom, odkoder bodo z drugim
vred skupaj odposlali v New
York in cd ia m DO poslano
5kupno v Jugoslavijo.
Tenn potion Sc prav lepo "a
hvalim vsem darovalcem, kate
ri ste prispevali Y obleki ali de-
narju. Posebno Sc zelim zahva-
liti Sc Johnu Fatur in Petru Ca
pa, XII sta z velikim trudom Pc
ljaia blago v Pittsburgh, vse,
kar smo nabrali in sicer brez-
placno. To je bi1o dine 3. febru-
aria letos.
Ravno tisti dan Sc je vrsila
seja Slovenskega dneva. Pavel
Klun je MIN pojasnil, kaj smo
pripeljali, da posljejo skupno
v Jugoslavijo. Nato Sc je zbor-
nica lepo zahvalila vsem, ka-
teri so kaj dali. Obleke je >bilo
skupaj okrog enc tone in pol.
Kot sem ze omenil zgoraj, da
Sc je vrsila seja Slovenskega
dneva. Taxa seja Sc. nj vrsila ze
stiri leta. TO je bila prva seja
po vojni. In -ker sva bila z
Johnom Korcetom ravno tam,
sva sc tudi midva udelezila Sc
je.
Ma tel seU je bio zastopanih
okrog 40 drustev in klubov,
brez razlike, kan kateri spada.
Bill so vsi navzoci "a to, da Sc
vrsi en- velik slovenski dan. Do
loceno je bio, da Sc ia Sloven-
ski dan vrsi v soboto 3. avgu-
sta v South View parku. Tam
DO nastopilo vee govornikov. ia
organizacija je tudi odobrila,
da Sc vzame IL meme blagajne
vsoto $1OO, "a kar sc kupi Ii
veza in poslje v Jugoslavijo.
Bolj nataneno boste zvedeli il
zapisnika te seje, ker misIim,
da DO priobcen v vseh hstih.
Tukaj pa navedem i'm e n a
vseh tistih, kateri ste darovali
obleko in v denarju "a pomoc
v start kraj. V gotovini sva ma
brala ,$113.43. Cd tega sva
kupila ziveza v vsoti $68.43. Pa
vlu Klunu sva izroeila $40 "a
| g troSk noSi1iatvo h1ooo