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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-21

D Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Beightler
were Thursday callers of Alpha
Bradley at University hospital
She is showing a little improve
ment.
Mrs. Sam Berger returned to her
home on Elwood avenue after Wis
iting her sisters, Mrs. Cora Beight-
Ter and Mrs. w. NJ. Staley sr., in
Allen township. Mrs. Staley is in
very poor health.
Mrs. Ralph Dildine returned to
her home near Broadway Corners,
after spending the past two weeks
in Tampa, Fla, visiting her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dildine.
1t. and Mrs. Clarence Sommer-
vile and son, Ronnie, of Dayton,
spent Sunday at the HartShor-
Westlake home, Kenton road.
Mrs. Mary Murfield spent the
Weekend with Miss Helen Far
rington at York Center.
Mrs. Minnie White, of Redwood,
spent the past week with Mr. ana
Mrs. Beatty Chappell, of Grand
ave.
IMr. and Mrs. O. E. Smith, of
Columbus, were Wednesday supper
guests and spent the night with
Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty Chappell,
Grand ave.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Staley, sr., of
4ilen township, and daughter, Mrs.
Louis Michael and two children,
Jimmy and Rosemary, of Milford
Center, were dinner guests at the
home of the formers sister, Mrs.
Samuel Berger, of Elwood Ave,
Sunday evening.
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Hands Still
Did you know that the dials of
Chinese clocks go around and the
hands stand still?
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-21

her parents were also born in Tn
ion county. She was married to
Fred Hill, who survives. She was
a member of the Raymond Moth
odist church.
Surviving besides her husband
and the daughter at whose home
she died are another, daughter
MIS-. Lamont Cook, and a son,
Burl Hill, both of Marysville; two
sisters, Mrs. Lynn Barker and Mrs.
Maud Meadow, MarySville; and
five brothers, Harve and Fred
Wood, both of Marysville; and r.
p, Milt and William Wood, all of
Columbus.
Services were held in the FaullI-
ner chapel, conducted by the Rev.
Cloyce Copley. Interment was
made in Oakdale cemetery in
charge of William II. Faulkner,
funeral director of MarySville.
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Man
Tribute Subject
For Minister

A former resident OF Union
county who will be remembered by
the older citizens here, is the sub
ject of a tribute written by an
Eastern clergyman and reproduced
in the Advertiser Tribune of Tiff
fin, where he now resides.
The man is Fay c. Sparks,
native of Union county, who left
here in 1899 He was married Dec.
2S, 1887 in Raymond TO Jennie A.
Kaga, whose recent death led to
the minister's tribute. The article
from the Tiffin newspaper of Oct.
10 follows:
A tribute to his good frind, Fay
c. Sparks of Tiffin, was paid re-
Gently by DR.. Daniel A. Polling in
his syndicated newspaper column,
Americans ALL" The column ap-
pears in several papers in large
eastern cities.
DR.. Polling, noted clergyman. au-
thor, and leader of the Christian
Endeavor movement, came here re-
Gently to conduct funeral services
for Mrs. Sparks. 1t was that oc-
casion which prompted the tribute,
which began: Yesterday l sat be-
side very gallant gentleman, Fay
c. Sparks of Tiffin, Ohio. In the
room beyond lay the quiet form of
Jennie, his wife. l came to know
these two before World War l.
Theirs was a life partnership. a
beautiful story of happy mar
riage."
DR.. Polling reviews his long ac-
quaintance with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sparks which began when Mr.
Sparks was agent for the express
company at Canton. Contact was
continued largely by mail after Mr..
and Mrs. Sparks came to live on
their farm near Tiffin. Through
these letters, DR.. Polling says, Il
had come to know of silent cour-
age in that house under the trees;
courage that day after day match
ed the courage of war. A relent-
less. unsolved disease had won its
fight with Jennie and the man
/ had known in his strength sat
quietly in his chair. One leg had
been amputated in January and
the other in May. He referred to
the matter in a letter SO casually
that | almost missed it but he
added, L have a wheelchair now,
and without great pain l travel
faster and farther than l have for
two years.
The column tells of the funeral
for Mrs. Sparks and of the Script
ural passage she marked in her
Bible. One begins" Let not your
heart be troubled d. . in my Faith
crS house are many rooms" Re-
ferring to that passage, the column
concludes: Speaking very quietly,
Fay said: In that faith we have
lived together and now l am look
ing ahead! She cannot come TO me,
but l shall go to her. A brave
mans faith it is, gentlemen; d
comfort reserved for the strong" "
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NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC
HONORS

Weldon Shaw, local color photo
grapher, has just received word
that three of his color Transparent
cieS have been accepted for exhib-
ition at the Fourth International
Color exhibit of the largest photo
graphic exhibit in the United
States, and that one picture, with
Miss Betty Ritchie as the model
was awarded third prize. Models
used in the other two pictures ac-
cepted were Miss Lila Jean Spung,
dancer, of Columbus, and Lois
Andre (Snooky), of Marysville.
Another of Mr.. Shaws pictures
is now on exhibition at London,
England, being one of Is color pic
lures from a world wide entry list,
accepted by the Royal Photograph
ic Society of Great Britain at their
ninety lirSt annual exhibition. The
picture accepted was an Ansco col
or transparency of a pastoral scene
including a herd of dairy cattle
taken near Hayden Falls in Frank
lin County.
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On Sunday, Oct. II, Mr.. and
Mrs. John M. Scheiderer will cell
ebrate their 50th wedding ami
versary with open house at their
home from 2 to 4 in the afternoon
and from Z to 9 in the evening.
They were married Oct. 25, 1896,
near Marysville and lived all their
married life near Plan City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scheiderer have 5
children, Mrs. Edna Rausch, Mrs.
Mae Rausch, Mrs. Tilda Boerger
and Ralph Scheiderer, of Plain CT
ty, and Arthur Scheiderer, of Chi
cago, Ill.
Friday evening, Oct. 25, the chill
dren will be host to so guests at a
family dinner at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Lennie Boerger in honor
of their parents.
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BIRTHDAY DINNER

Mrs. Ham Epps, of N. Main ST.,
was very pleasantly surprised Sun
day when a number of friends and
relatives gathered to help her
celebrate her birthday. All came
with well-filled baskets and en-
joyed sumptuous dinner. Those
present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen MauganS and
son, Wayne and daughter, Wilma,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maugans, Mrs.
Anna MauganS, Miss May Morri-
son, of Columbus; Mr.. Willis Shaw,
of Johnstown; Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Weller, of Bellefontaine; Mrs.
Media Schuler, of Columbus; Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Cline and Mr..
and Mrs. Beatty Chappell. of Ma
rVSVille.
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JACOB Ill. SARVER

Jacob II. SarVer. aged 81, died
at Has a. m. Sunday at the home
of his nephew Jacob Sarver in
Peoria. He was born Oct. %, 1853
in Wyandotte county near Upper
SanduSky He was the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob II. Sarver, both
natives of Germany. He had re-
sided with his nephew for many
years.
Surviving is another nephew,
Harry, of MarySville and three
nieces. Mrs. Rose Justice, Toledo;
Mrs. Dolly Smith, Marysville, and
Mrs. Ollie Neighborgaugh Kan.
Funeral services will be held at
2 p. m. Tuesday in the United
Brethren church at Peoria, with
the Rev. Claude Forsythe officiat-
ing. Burial will be made in Oak
dale cemetery in charge of Will
ard E. Winter, funeral director of
Raymond.
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Surviving with the husband is
one daughter, Mrs. Neil M. Simp-
son, Of Columbus; one son, For
rest Chappell, Marysville; two
grandchildren, Charles and Ronald
Simpson; and two sisters, Mrs. Ce-
Gil O. Organ, Bellefontaine, and
Mrs. Deem Lawson, Petersburg.
Funeral services will be held at
2 p. m. Wednesday in the Faux
ner Funeral home with the Rev
K. B. Alexander officiating. Burial
will be made in the North Lewis
burg cemetery in charge Of Will
lam II. Faulkner Friends may call
at the Faulkner Chapel.
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MISSIONARY TO SPEAK

Orville D. Bixler, missionary to
Japan, is to speak for the Church
of Christ, N. Main ST., on Friday,
Oct. 25 at 8 p. m, and Sunday
morning, Oct. 27. On SATURDAY. and
Sunday evenings he will speak for
the Church of Christ at Lunda.
Mr.. Bixler was missionary in
Japan for more than 20 years, aud
is to return soon for additional
work there. His Gospel sermons
are very interesting and benefic-
ial to all.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend
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SRs. &FFIE CHAPPELL

Mrs. Effie M. Chappell, aged 63,
died at 8:55 a. m. today at her
home SIS w. Seventh ST., follow
ing an illness of five years. She
was born June II, 1883 in Allen
township to Alonzo and Annis In
Skeep Spain, deceased, both resi-
dents of Union county
Her husband, Fred A. Chappell,
is living. She was a member of
the Methodist church.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-21

Raymond ELL S22 w. Fifth St;
two sisters, Mrs. Alfred Nicol
near Marysville; and Mrs. Walter
Kleiber, Milford Center; and four
brothers Edward and Louis
Rausch, near Chuckery; Walter
Rausch, near Marysville; an d
Frank RauSch, Marysville.
Brief services were held in the
Weller home in Columbus, conduc-
ted by the Rev. Mr.. Klamforth.
followed by services at 2:30 p. M
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MRS. LYDIA ELL

Funeral services were held Sun
day afternoon for Mrs. Lydia X.
Ell, former resident of Marysville
who died at the home of daugh-
ter, Mrs. Nelson Weller, in Col
umbus. at 10:45 p. m. Thursday.
Surviving besides her aged faith
er, Casper Rausch, who resides
near Chuckery, are the following:
Two daughters. Mrs. Weller and
Mrs. Walter Dillon, London; two
sons, Horace ELL Columbus; and
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ABBIE HILL

Funeral services were held az ?
p. m. Sunday for Mrs. Abbic Hill,
aged 79 of 21912 L. Fifth St, who
died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. C. H. McFadden. in COlum-
bus, Friday morning. She had re-
sided all her life in Union county.
Mrs. Hill was born near Ma
rysville, Oct %, 1866 and was a
daughter of ThaddeuS and Mercy
(Reed) Wood, both deceased. Both
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BIRTHDAY DINNER

Mrs. Cincent Hoy, N. Main ST.,
entertained at dinner in honor of
her husband and son, Tommy, the
affair being in honor of their birth
day anniversaries. Those present
were: Mr.. Hoy's five grand-moth-
ers, Mrs. j. l. Hoy, Mrs. l.. H. My
erS, Mrs. Nettie Knox, Mrs. Harry
Robinson and Mrs. Arthur Hoy;
grandfathers, Mr.. Robinson and
Mr.. Hoy, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Pullins, Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed
CT, Lennie Knox, Paul Smith, john
ny Robinson and Jimmy Hoy.
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AMBULANCE A TRIPS

The following ambulance trips
were made by William H. Faulk-
ner:
Mrs. Gerald Carr from White
Cross hospital, Columbus, to her
home on N. Court st.
Mrs. Bob Graham from her
home on w. Seventh ST., to White
Cross hospital.
Herbert Rutan from his home
in the country to the office of DR..
R. H. Gibson and to Doctors hos
pital, Columbus.
Joann Simpson, daughter of Roy
Simpson, from her home to White
Cross hospital
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PLAIN CITY RESIDENTS
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Bayer
marked their golden wedding an
niversary on Sunday, Oct. 13, with
open house from 2 to ) p. m. They
were married in Plain City and
have spent all their married life
here.
They have one son, Henry R.
Boyer of Toledo Mrs. Boyer has
two children by a former mar
riage, M. B. Marshall Columbus,
and Mrs. Weldon Miller, Plain
City.
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PAGE THREE

Sunday in Trinity Lutheran church,
conducted by The Rev p. J. Coed
cking. 1ntcrment was mads IN ST.
Johns cemetery.
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IN INDIANA

Mr.. and Mrs. William Tuffin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Reed and Mrs.
Lawrence harrington, of York,
spent the weekend with Joe Reed
and family at Richmond, Ind. Mr..
Reed remained for an indefinite
visit.
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II II II
HEAR RUSSELL FORD

A group from the Allen Center
Baptist church attended the SER
vices Thursday evening at the w.
Mansfield Baptist church where
the Rev. Russell Ford from the Ca
die tabernacle at Indianapolis, was
the speaker Those who attended
were: Mr.. and Mrs. George Price
and daughter, Mrs. Lena Kent and
daughter, Connie, Mr.. and Mrs. OF
to Polling, Mrs. Mary Polling and
two granddaughter, Mrs. Zada
Wells and daughter, Roberta, Mrs.
Cor Beightler and Mrs, Sam Ber-
ger.
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DINNER MEETING

A dinner meeting of the Pro-
feSSional Business Women will be
held at $50 pm. Thursday at
Rockies Korners. The business
meeting will be held at 8 o'clock
in the hotel and will be open to the
public. There will be a guest
sneaker
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V. Il. w. CONVENTION

Members of the local V. f. w.
post and auxiliary who attended
the district convention at Lancas-
ter were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest AL
len and daughter, Annabel, Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. McCamey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ike DeHaven, Mrs. Edna
Smith, Mrs. Maude Baker, Mrs.
Ned Davis, Mrs. Lora BurriS, Mr..
Warren Rithcie and Mr.. Russell
SeWell.
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WIENER ROAST

Following the game Friday eve
ming, Clara McCracken, N. Main
St, entertained a group of boys
and girls TO a weiner roast. Those
present were:
Kenny Scheiderer. Bob Sanks,
Charles Geer, Gene Sprague, Cath
crime Renyerd, Jeanette Rausch,
Mona Lou Schalip and Marilyn
McCarty. The girls remained over
NIGHT
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HOME

Mrs. Chester Fruits, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Miller, E. Fifth ST., for
the past six weeks left Wednesday
for a visit with her Son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Force
at Jacksonville, Fla. From there she
will go to her home in Portland,
nraUOp
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V. II. w. CARD PARTY

The Veterans of Foreign War
auxiliary will have card party
Thursday evening in the V. F. w.
hall. Play will start at 8 p. m. Ev-
eryone welcome.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-09
Ves+i IL ziv|i ienio
omeriskih SIovencev

Bessemer, Pa. Dne 70.
marca je magic umrl Martin Gr-
mex, donna il Iske vasi pri Igu.
V Ameriki je zivel skoraj 40 let
in po domace so mu rekli Fran
cetov. Zapusca druzino.
Imperial, Pa. - Pc dolgi bo-
lezni je "a. marca umrl Frank
Leban, star 63 let, donna IL Sent
vidske gore, v Ameriki "a let.
Tukaj zapusca zeno ip, diva 81
nova. r., ~ > p. j,
r Cheswick, Pa. - Dne 27.
marca je* umrl Florian Vertach-
mix, star 56 let, donna il Velenja
pri Konjicah, stajersko. Tukaj
zapusca zeno, sina in dive hceri.
Duluth, MINI. - V bolnisnici
St. Mary sta dobro prestala ope-
racijo Rafael Grahenk, zivec ma
Elyju ter Rudolf Posovrh (?)
- V bolnisnici ma Elyju je po
kratki bolezni umrl Peter Ker-
ze, star 83 let, donna nekje ma
Dolenjskem. Bill je med prvimi
naseljenci ma Elyju. Tukaj "a
pusca sina in hcer, v Clevelandu
pa diva sinova in hcer.
Chicago. - Prihodnjo nede-
ljo Sc vrsi v New Yorku vazna
seja Zdruzenega (jugoslovan-
skega) odbora, katere Sc udele-
re vecinoma vsi zastopniki SA-
NSa - Mirko Kuhel, Etbin Kri-
stan, Vincent Cainkar, Fred Vi
der in drugi. Ma seji bo razpra-
va o bodocnosti odbora.
West Allis, Wis. - Zadnje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-09
Pozabljiv dirigent

Ia teden pride gostovat V
Mestni avditorij orkester, kate
rega vodi znani glasbenik Phil
Spitalny. S tenn zvezi poroca-
jo, da je MOI zelo pozabljiv.
Nekoc je svojem uradu v
Allen gledaliscu pozabil svojo
tedensko place. Zamesal jo je
med note. Denar je nasla zen
ska, XII je cistila urad. Pred ne
davnim je bill kratek ma banki
"a $4,000, pa nj mogel razume-
ii, kako je to nogoce. Njegov
poslovodja je potem preobrnil
niegov zasebni kovcek in nasel V
MEM neizmenjenih cekov zne-
sku $4,000, ma katere je diri-
gent pozabil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-09
@ priredbi mladine
SlOv. del. donna
tNadaljevanje 8 l. strani)

Shirley Satkovic kot "Vesna, -
Stephania Sever kot "Adrija," "
NADIA Skerl kot "Pravica" in
Wilma Metusek kot "Usoda."
Kot vile so nastopile: Flor
ence Siskovich, katere glas ka-
re, da ina posebno treningo,
Ruth Vidrih, Margie Konsut in
Helen Mihelcic. V vlogah geni-
jew sta nastopili Judy Pretnar
in Frances Debevec.
Navzlic izredno lepemu vre-
menu je bila dvorana skoro ma
polnjena, kar pa vseeno ne della
posebne casti onim, XII bi sc lah-
ko udelezili, a sc MISC. Vedno
tarnamo, da sc nasa mladina ne
zanima dovolj "a nase priredbe,
a upraviceno Sc lahko vprasa,
kako maj Sc mladina zanima "a
nase priredbe, &c Sc cello mi sta
rejsi toliko ne zanimamo, da bi
njih priredbe, S katerimi imajo
veliko truda, posetili v tolik-
snem stevilu, da bi bila dvorana
premajhna?! Pomniti je treba
da dober vzgled rodi uspeh, in
ker je bodocnost nasih narodnih
domov in kulturnih ustanov cd.
visna cd .danasnje mladezi, je
skrajni cas-, da bi sc odrasli tegs
dejstva zavedali in podvzeli ko'
rake, da sc naso mladino priva.
bi k tesnejsemu sodelovanju pr
priredbah in vodstvu narodnih
domov.
Ali bi ne bilo prav, ako b
prosvetni klubi nasih domoy
razmotrivali tenn in osvojilj
nekaksen program, XII bi Sc ba'
vii izkljucno z nacrti, kako pri'
vabiti in pridrzati zanimanje ma
Sc mladine "a nase narodne
ustanove? Zganimo Sc, dokle1
je Sc cas-.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-09

"Gottfried, : je prosila, "obje-
mi me zdaj. Samo enkrat.
Daj, da "a sekundo pozabim ma
vse! Hitro! Hitro!"
Sklonila Sc je k njemu in z
grozo 81 jo je pritisnil ma prsa.
cutil je, kako je shujsala, kako
je media. Toda navdusenje ie
zarelo v. njenem objemu. Prav
cd blizu je pogledala v njegove
motne, brezupne oci.
"Ljubcek," je rekla in odprla
svoje okrogle oci, XII so ga "a
bolele, ker so Cd tako blizu str
mele v njegove, "hoeem, ho-
Gem, da me popolnoma poza-
bis!"
Sklonil Sc je k Mi in jo ma
dolgo poljubil. Potem j je S
tresocimi ustnicami prisegel, da
il bo ostal vedno zvest, da 10 bo
vecno ljubil, maj pride, kar ho-
&c.
'Ne smes! Nesmisel! Neumni
fant!" je sepetala in ga z div
jim zarom objemala.
| Vendar sta cutila, da ne pri-
padata vec drug drugemu. Nju.
nj srci je neprestano biealo stra:
hovito poznanje dogodkov, ki
l sc bodo Sc zgodili. =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-09
Trst in Julijska krajina Sc
morata vrniti Jugoslaviji. pi-
Sc francoski list 'Humanite'
(Nadaljevanje S /. strani)

z gospodarskega stalisca, pl-
Sc "Humanite', zavisi razvoJ
Trsta Cd tega, ali bo pripadel
Jugoslaviji, ker bi ma ia nacin
postal najboljse pristanisce. ju-
goslavije. S tenn bi bill podani
veliki izgledi "a industrializa-
clio tega podrocja, kamor Sc
stekajo vse zelezniske proge S
severovzhoda in vzhoda.
"Humanite' nadaljuje: Slo-
7ani v Istri in po vsej .Julijski
'xrajini sc MISC nikoli uklonili
okupatorjem, XII so jih menjali
drugega "a drugim. Cd leta
1889 do 1915 so Sc prebivalci
tega podrocja sami osvobajali
izpod fasisticnega jarma ter
ustanavljali svoje partizanske
odredbe, XII so bill del 4. jugoslo-
vanske armade. Ustanavljali so
tudi svoje narodno-osvobodilne
odbore in ljudsko oblast. V tel
vojski in v tel ljudski oblasti
sodelujejo tudi stevilni Italijani.
Italijansko slovensko hrvat-
sko sodelovanje Sc je razvilo v
enotno skupno gibanje. Vsi SO
edini glede prikljueitve k Fede-
rativni ljudski republiki Jugo-
slaviji, ker so skupno dali skoro
$4,000 zrtev "a narodno osvo-
boditev.
"Humanite" pripominja: -
Reakcijonarne in imperialistic-
ne teznje, da morajo Trst, Is
ira in Julijska krajina ostati v
starih mejah cd leta 1919, "a
govarja danes prav neofasistic-
no gibanje 'Uomo qualunque",
in zakljucuje: Ia ozemlja so slo-
vanska in Sc morajo vrniti Ju-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-09
Pivo ma odmerke

Trgovci, kateri Sc pecajo S
prodajjo pive V steklenicah in
drugimi mehkimi pijacami, so Sc
odlocili uvesti prostovoljno re-
gulacijo prodaje piva in bodo V
nekaj dine priceli prodajati ma
odmerke. Odslej bo odjemalec
dobil lie nekaj steklenic piva ma
enkrat, oziroma enkrat ma te-
den, ne pa vel celega zaboja,
kot doslej. Vsak odjemalec do
hi posebno racijsko karto Cd
svojega trgovca in z MO DO po-
tenn dobil svoj delez, kolikor
pac DO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-09
E1NAKOPRAvNosT

dni je Anton A. Tratar mi. ma
|pravil zdravniski izpit v medi-
cinski Soil univerze Marquette v
Milwaukeeju. Graduiral je kot
rezervni porocnik mornariskega
zdravniskega kora. Zdravnisko
sluzbo DO nastopil v milwauski
okrajni bolnisnici. On je sin An
tona Tratarja.
Chicago. - Zadnje dni sta Sc
vrnila v civilno zivljenje Oscar
Godina in Frank Sodnik. Oscar
je sluzil v armadi skoraj tri le-
ia in Sc povzpel do prvega po-
rocnika, Frank pa je bill pri NOR
narici dve lett in nastanjen v "a
lagalni bazi v drzavi Idaho, kier
je delal v uradu kot strokov-
MAX.
De Pue, Ill. - Dne 27. marca
je v bolnisnici Marquette v
Spring Valleyju umrl "a nadu-
no Frank Grille, star 81 let in
donna IL Sidroza, obcina Cerklje
pri Kranju, Gorenjsko. v Anne
riki je bill 81 let, razen par let,
ko je bill v Oglesbyju, yes cas- v
tenn mestu. Bill je dolgoletni
clan in nadzornik drustva st. SO
SNPJ, kakor tudi ABB in direk.
tor Slovenskega donna. Pokopan
je bill v soboto, 30. marca in ME.
govega pogreba so Sc udelezilj
mnogi znanci in prijatelji. Tu.
kaj zapusca zeno, stiri sinove
hcer Rose, poroceno Lopez in
stiri vnuke, v Windsorju, Ka.
NADIA, pa brata Florjana, XII ie
prisel ma pogreb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-09
Terezo Efienne
0Nadaljevanje)
Povesila lie glavo.

Poyesila je glavo.
"Razumem te!" je zaklicala
in njena ramena SO Sc stresla.
Krcevito Sc je ugriznila v spod-
MO ustnico. "In nisi nikdar po-
mislil ma fanticka?" je vprasa-
la s trepetajoeim glasom. "Ne-
kaj govorim' Kaj govorim!'
Parkrat je goltnila in ga pogle-
dala. Smehljaje, v solzah je
hlastno nadaljevala: "Pridi, Sc
di "a minute k meni, pridi! Co.
vorila bi rada s teboj!" Nekoli-
ko Sc je odmaknila, kakor da
mu pripravlja prostor.
Vstal j., vlekel Sc je do ME
in sedel. Takoj je vzela njegov
subj, brezbarvni obraz v roki
"Ce te bodo oprostili, mi pos.
iii vsake toliko casa podobo ma.
jinega fantka! Ali bos? -, To.
da ne smes mu nikdar pripove.
dovati o meni. Nikdar!"
"Prost? JAZZ? JAZZ" je zamr.
mral. "Nikdar! Sal boln Sci S
teboj!"
Ne da bi hotela, so jo njego'
We besede tOlazile.