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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-27
Notice

Notice
The Arnold Beauty Shop will be
open from 900 o'clock Mondays
and all week. We close at noon on
Saturday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-27
Reception In Honor OF
Service Men

The Baptist Ladies Aid is giving
a reception in the basement of the
church for all returned service men
and their wives, Friday evening July
II at $50. All returned men and
their wives of Eureka and surround
ing COMMITTEES are invited If those
who plan to attend will please mail
card to Mrs. Columbus Clark it
will help greatly in the planning
and preparation of this reception.
1t is hoped that all service men
will accept this invitation. The men
of the church are the hosts of the
evening with the women serving the
banquet.
AS the next regular aid meeting
date falls on July 4th, we will hold
our next meeting on Thursday, July
1lth, at the Parsonage with Mrs.
LeVno as hostess.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-27
Resolutions OF Sympathy From
The Royal NeighbOrs

]
WHEREAS, it has pleased our
Heavenly Father to call from our
midst our beloved neighbor, Mrs.
Llnnie Graves, whose death has
caused the severance of another
link in our chain, therefore be it
RESOLVED, that we, the mem
hers Of The RoYa- Neigl Dor Lodge
No. BOIL do hereby take this means
to express the deep love and esteem
IN which we held our sister, and
our appreciation of her loyal ser
vice in our Order and her never
failing courtesy, and willingness in
the fulfillment of every obligation.
and, be it also
RESOLVED, that we express TO
the bereaVed husband, and his fam
llly, our slncerest sympathy in this
their hour of sorrow, and be it fur
Their
RESOLVED, that our Charter be
draped IN mourning for a period of
80 days, and that a copy of these
RESOLUTIONS be sent to Mr.. Cory
b. Graves, another spread upon the
records of The Royal Neighbors and
a third published in the local news
paper.
Sleep soft Beloved" we some
times say
Who have no tomb to charm away
Bad dreams that through the eye
lids creep;
But never doleful dream again
Shall break the happy slumber
when
He giveth his Beloved-Sleep.
And friends, dear friends, when
it SHALL be
That this low breath is gone from
me
And round my bier we come to
weep
Say, not tear must DER her fall
He giveth His Beloved Sleep"
Nettie French
Bertha Pike
Committee
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-27
EUREKA NEWS

Proper care and use of food
after it is removed from locker.
Miss McCelland discussed in de-
tail each of these z factors. She
used for her demonstration peas
and strawberries, the 2 most popu-
lar foods for freezing, with the ex-
ceptiOn of meats.
Commercially frozen string beans
were prepared for serving Each
one present was given the privilege
of tasting the vegetable. Bulletins
pertaining to Frozen Foods were dis
tributed.
County Agent Glenn Jones tested
the pressure cookers that were
brought in.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-27

Our nations major consumer
durable goods industries have a
backlog of deferred demand suffi-
Gent to keep them at capacity for
from l to 5 years.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-27


terial authorized by the Pub
lie Relations committee OF
the Spokane County Medical
society and offered for pub
lication by the Spokane
Press club.
What are the signs of rheumatic
fever?
In general, at the beginning Of
the disease a child is below par, or
run down"
He loses weight or he fails to
gain. His appetite is poor. He may
have nosebleeds without obvious
cause.
Constant tiredness and frequent
sore Threats may also be symp-
toms OF rheumatic fever.
A slight fever which goes on
day after day is definite symp-
tom.
In some cases the fever is the
only symptom.
Pains in the arms and legs are
reasons to suspect rheumatic fever.
With young children grown-ups
used to dismiss unexplained aches
as growing pains" We have
learned that growing doesn't hurt.
- a 6AbNAh6 NhlAu Qub d lGIu-
perature day after day, 1t is i'm
perative that he be taken to a
doctor.
II the growing child complains
OF unexplained pains 1t is also well
to have a doctor see him without
delay. The child may not recognize
the fact that he has a fever. It is
up to the parent to detect that.
But when a child has aches and
pains he recognizes them and
usually complains.
Sometimes uncomfortable. awk-
ward, jerky movements of face,
arms and legs may be symptoms of
rheumatic fever. These are easily
recognizable as abnormal.
When any of the foregoing
symptoms develop in a child, have
him examined by a doctor,
Spokane county is fortunate in
having a clinic for rheumatic fever
program supported by state and
federal funds. Held every other
Wednesday, patients suspected
OF rheumatic heart have been ex-
amined at the Spokane clinic at the
Shrine hospital. The clinic has been
in operation since 1910. Between
35 and 40 examinations are made
at each session and about so cases
OF rheumatic heart are diagnosed
every year.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-27
DANGER SIGNS OF
RHEUMATIC FEVER

This is the second of q series
OF articles written from ma
terial authorized by the Pub
lie Relations committee OF
the Spokane County Medical
society and offered for pub
lication by the Spokane
Press club
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-27
American Legion Auxiliary
RRnOrt for Iune


Report for June
The regular meeting for the month
was held the 2lst. Report on the
District Convention held in Polsor
was given by Mrs. o. A. Knapp
Eureka Unit was represented by
two delegates. Mrs. Jessie Morri
son was elected District -presi.
dent. Reports were given on the
Memorial Day program, which was
deemed a very good one this year
Members of the high school band
and features by other local organi-
cations along with the splendid adj
dress given by Father H. j. Delaney
and tribute paid to veterans who
gave their lives in the/recent world
conflict all contributed to a success
full program.
The Poppy sale was reported to
have been a great success this year,
more sold than in previous years.
Mrs Mosby reported that % wheaths
were made for the graves this year.
Motions were carried to support
Mrs Mcconnell for Dept Historian
president of the northwestern divi-
sion this year
The unit voted to purchase 100
flags to be used for grave markers;
these to be a larger size than has
been used in the past Motion was
carried to purchase 1000 printed
meeting cards. 1t was decided to
hold two meetings monthly begin
ming in September. The Unit voted
to pay their share of the light bill
for the hall for the year and to
pay half the expenses of the car of
delegates that attended the district
convention.
The auxiliary regrets the passing
Of one of its oldest and beloved
members, Mrs. LYME Graves, who
passed away June 10th A letter
of thanks from her husband, c. B.
Graves, for the floral tribute was
read to the Unit
Letter was read from Mrs Edith /
Swing, unit president for the past
year, who is attending summer Ses- ,
sion at Dillon. She thanked all the
officers and members for their
splendid cooperation with her in
the past years work and bespoke
continued cooperation with the
newly elected officers.
Delegates selected to attend the
Dept convention to be held in Mis-
soula July 2l-23 inc, are Mesdames
Frances Barney and Jessie Morri-
son; alternates are mesdames Glcnna
Hurst and Barbara Morgan.
Announcement was made that all
for County Offices this
year will be at the Majestic Theatre
July 18th, which meeting the pub
ic is urged to attend
Following the business meeting. \
he officers elected for the ensuing
rear were duly installed. Frances O
Barney, president; Glenna Hurst, 8
'ice-president; Barbara Morgan, O
ecretary- treasurer; Mabel Peltier, ]
haplain. Mrs. Betty Patrick ser I
cant at arms was unable 10 attend
he installation and will be installed d
t later date II
The new officers took their re- g
pective stations and completed the q
usiness of the evening. Mrs. Helen
kelley was appointed unit activi- n
es chairman for the year Audi
ng committee is Mabel Peltier and OF
ellen Shelley. al
Following the meeting the Auxi- S,
airy joined the Legion for a social
our and lunch served by the Unit Fl
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mitted on June 22nd and a Glib
baby girl was born the same day.
Nuggets
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Shermerhorn
and granddaughter Sandra Andrews
and Mrs. E. J. Shermerhorn of Spo-
kane were guests at the J. T Sher-
merhorn home part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gilbert spent
June 18th in Whitefish meeting rela-
tlves there from Redland, Calf,
Ray Church and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Robbie spent
Sunday in Spokane Their grand
child accompanied them home on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Zook and
family and Mrs Perl Zook were
Kalispell visitors on Tuesday.
Mrs. Grace Pettus (Frost) has been
visiting her folks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Frost.
Mrs. Chad French and children
OF Anaconda are visiting friends
and relatives in Eureka.
Mrs. George Russell. who has been
visiting at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hendrickson for
the past six weeks has returned to
her home in Cheyenne, Wyo.
The Royal Neighbor Lodge will
meet the third Wednesday in July. |
They will have only one meeting I
in July and August. These will be
social meetings.
Mrs. Ray Frost and Mrs. Chad
French spent a few days in Canada
the past week visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Brown.
Mrs Ed French and Mrs. Chad
French were Kalispell visitors Tues
lay.
Mrs. Nora Pomeroy left for the
Cast Tuesday, June 25th. She plans
o visit her sister and return some
ime in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rock were
n Kalispen on business Wednesday
une 10Th.
Sheriff Baney and son Duke have
zen in Eureka the past week MIR.
Saney- is converting the Bank build
ng into apartments.
Bill Benson is in Devon, Montana
for the Great Northern.
Dayl Graves and family who were
allied to Eureka due to the death
his mother, left for Boulder.
iontana Friday. Mrs. Graves and
tile son will remain there to visit
er parents for few weeks. Mr..
raves will return to his work in
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Preston, Mrs
Larjorie Bottorff and Miss Clara
ellie Preston were Eureka visitors
st week.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-27

Eureka Post No. IA
Eureka Podt No. "a American
Legion meets the first and third
Fridays of every month.
All veterans cordially welcome.
Commander James L. Hurst
Adjutant E. L. Benson
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-28

zemlje ali obcutite pri te prav dnu mex mrze
srd h e oce goboko zaljen ponos? Ali je ia svet
krcav semenj, ker zbor neseterjev posmehuje
sleherni svetinji? 4e
Tole bi rad vprasa ia svet ali veste zares kdo je in
kaksno je to ljudstvo?
Skoraj dvajset let je gail po MEM fasiscn skoren
Svoat cnh srac e vozila cd yas do vas pretepala
goracami in korobaci kogarko e dosegla napaala svo
ase starcke ricinovm oljem odganala udi nternac
je in zapore in zazgala domovepodivjana drhal, XII sta
il cd njene dvatisocletne kture osala Neronova
deale covestva tako svetnsko vnea Evropa e ia cas-
mzala kakor kupec, XII po dobro opravjeni kupciji
dremle. .+..
Nato e fasiscna povodenj preplavila vso slovensko
ze]jo Tu po nash ulicah prepeva shvadrsti in do
komolcev Jim bile krvave roke To je ba kri nasih lju
d. Tu pri vsoko izobrazeni kvestor cigaream
zga telesa nash zena posljeva deketa vprico mater
Ko je pa zrusi fasistcn mak-kaj je storilo nase
udsvo? Nj jih klalo krvnikov In zocncev nj vrskalo
mad nhovo krvo Globoko juzni Italj mi e mlad Off
cir sozami oceh prpovedova da nas ljude MEGA
in negov oddelek sprema skozi gozdove do meje in da
deklea obvezovaa vojakom do kr ozuljene noge Ma
Sc ljudstvo przadeano gorje nj nascevalo Nase
ludsvo je bo pripravljeno seci roke sosedo ker je
verjelo in verame da zocn nj bill spocet ital
skega ljudstva.
Ali je mogoce takemu udstvu odrekati kulturo duha
in srca? In ali morejo takega udstva zahteve bt krivc
in zoper stvari?
Toda vse to e danes eisto drugace postavleno pred
oci sveta. ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-28
RAZPRAVA PROTI NOVINAR
JU DUSANU FORTIcU

Posneto IL "Slovspskesa porossvalca
Trst, 9. aprila 1946.-Vceraj
Sc je pricela razprava prot
uredniku "Primorske borbe'
tov. Dusanu Fortica, XII je bill
aretiran %. februarja. Policija
ga je aretirala v zvezi ugra.
bitvijo jugoslovanskega vojne.
ga zlocinca DIR. Smajda, XII mai
'bi bil odpeljan. avtom Fiat
1.50O znacke SP 1881, katerega
je uporabljal tov. Fortic. ceprav
je bill takrat toy. Fortic sele diva
|dneva v Trstu, kamor je prisel
kot jugoslovanski noyinar zara.
di najavljenega prihoda MEDIA,
,vezniske konisije "a razmejitev
med Jugnslavijo in Italijo in je
dokazal svoj alibi, ga policija
zadrzuje v zaporu ze s tednov.
Takoj oh njegovi aretaciji SO de,
|rnokTaticni trzaski listi priobcili
|stevilno gradivo, XII je dokazalo
Fortitevo nedolznost. PROTEST..
rail- So studi njegOvi stanovski to
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-28
UREDNIkOvA
PO$TA


Cleveland, O. - Seja citalni-
ce Slovenskega delavskega do
ma ma Waterloo Rd. sc vrsi v
sredo %. maja zveeer. Pricne
Sc malo pref kot po navadi in
sicer oh z. uri ,zvecer. To pa
,radi tega, ker ina slucajno
kasneje katero drustvo sejo v
prostoru Citalnice. Mi lahko
pref skoneamo 2 naso sejo in sc
umaknemo drugim.
Tenn potion vabim elanes ci-
talnice, da Sc te seje polnoste-
vino udelezite oh casu, kot ma
vedeno, Prihodnji trije meseci
bodo vroci "a obdrzavanje sci.
Zato resimo zadeve sedaj.
S pozdravom,
Anton Jankovich, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-28

Mirno pee ie bi|o prizode+o

drli. Civilisti so Jim pa bill kot
muhe.
"Pa Nemci tudi MISC bill mic
boljsi. Pri meni so stalo in svi-
make kar izpraznili; konji, vo-
zovi, vse je slo z mimi. Poziga-
Il SO kar cele vasi. 'Tudi &c 81
bill pod zemljo, so te izvohali.
Ia bell SO pa kar po posteljah
ljudi pobirai in pobijali. Vsi SO
znali emo. Zelo veliko jih mani
ka sedaj, enih in drugih. Sre-
cen je, kdor jo je odnesel.
"Mirna pee je precej prizade-
ia. Hise SO bile zelo poskodova-
ne, Sc posebno cerkev, Kostan-
jevcev it'd. Brata Lojza je pa
nina raznesla, je takoj umrl.
Meme so pa po Italiji in Nemci-
j vlacili ter brata Poldeta. On
je sedaj ma zeleznici " sluzbi.
Najmlajsi Ludvik, je pa donna
pri meni.
Imam enc vojaske erne ko-
nje. S tistimi delamo poeasi Sa-
mo zemlja je Sc ostala, ker je nj
nihce mogel S s,seboj odnesti. Pa
samo, da je enkrat tega hudica
konec, Sc DO re pocasi vse ure-
dilo, samo da je Sc glava ostala
! "Ce hi Sc kdaj prisel v NJ
kraj, gotovo ne bi mic poznal
ker Sc je zelo veliko spremeni.
10. Samo Sc Hmelcie tako sto.
il, kot je bill. Sedaj sem zaeel
iznova v dolini regulirati. Ka.
dar bo zopet trta rodila, Te po.
vabim, ker jes Sc vedno dobra
kapljica. Tam 81 Sc najbolj ziv'
ce pomirira.
'zupanstvo tudi noce It'll oi
nase hise. Sedaj SO pa meme IT,
volili. Pravijo, da je bill star
Finger najboljsi zupan, maj be
1pa Sc tamladi. Samo pref so bi
Ii dobri casi. Zato je bila plaza
Sedaj je pa samo cast in zele
veliko della in velike tezave, kel
je "a yse be veliko pomanjkanje
"a emo kot drugo.
T PA snno vseeno zadovoljni
samo da je sla ia okupatorsks
banda cd mas, italijanska, nem
ska in, domaca sodrga. Pri mas
$50 veliko krivi duhovniki tegf
|gorja. =.
''Za enkrat skoneam $ pisa
Injem ter prisrcnot pozdrayljan
fyso Tvojo nruzino, Zdravo, !
"Janko Spendal'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-28
Vkomniku pri Preseriu SO iih pos+ovii OBJ
lid in en- dan ustre|i|i deve+

SO 81: 'Zakaj bonn bezu, naredu
|nisem mic, imam cisto vest A
prisli so Italijani, in kar So Ii
vega dobili, so vse pobili in v
Borovnico avtomobili odpelja-
Ii. Tako da te kamniske zrtve so
" Boroynici pokopane.
$50 pa ii: Blocan gospodar,
Sluga gospodar in sin, zet in
sin, Antonov Janez, Birt, Ker-
zicov Janez in Senk. To so bill
revcki, vsi zdravi in mladi, "a
vsako delo sposobni, nj jih vec.
'Kamnicanji SO vecinoma re
poslopja nazaj naredili, a vsega
pa Sc ne, nj denarja in delavcev.
Najbolj primanjkuje zidarjev in
tesacev.
"Jaz sem bill yes cas- z druzino
donna, a recem, da samo Matt
bozja me je varovala, da z mano
nj bilo tako kot zgoraj omenje-
mimi.
III koncu Sc Sc enkrat JAZZ kot
nasa matt Franco prav prisrcno
lepo zahvaliva "a poslano darilo.
Bog povrni. Saj tukaj je tako
vse ma karte, razun vzigalic, te
so pryic v prodaji, ia pa tobak,
pa je slab, so pa Nemci vsega
taboljsega oplenili in v Nemcijo
odpeljali. Ko bo nov pridelek,
DO pa re boljse.
"sedaj Vas Sc enkrat lepo po-
zdravim JAZZ, matt in France, bo.
dite zdravi. Prosim, pa oglasite
Sc kaj, kmalu priGakujemo.
"Janez Verbic
zeleznicar v pokoju, Kamnik
posta Preserje, Jugoslavija.'
SIN Sc JAZZ Vas prav prisrcne
pozdravljam in Sc najlapsa hva'
La "a vse, kot Tvoja -sestra
"Franca.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-28
Direktor gimnoziie Sc ogIoso brotu

Poznani John Kadunc, 1929
E. Il ST., je prejel pismo cd
svojega brata F. Kadunca IL
Ljubljane - Vic, kjer je sedaj
direktor gimnazije, Il pisma je
jasno razvidno, da je bila celia
druzina aktivna pri partizanih.
Pc svoji zmoznosti je gotovo
znal pravilno razsoditi in Sc je
pridruzil skupini, XII je bila pra-
va, in z MO sodeloval. Pismo Sc
glasi:
"Ljubljana Vic,
Z. marca 1916.
'Dragi brat! 4
"Javljam Tebi in Tvoji rod
bini, da sem ostal po tel strasni
vojski, po nepopisnih mukah in
trpljenju Sc xiv. Leta 1941 v
aprllu 80 prlhrumell Nemcl cez
Jugoslovansko severno mejo in
mas, XII smo sluzili v Marlboro,
zaprli, pretepali in mucili in mas
po dvomesecnem trpljenju v ma
riborskih zaporih odpeljali v ST.
bijo in Hrvatsko, nekatere pa v
Nemcijo.
"zena mi je leta 1912 v stras-
nih mukah umrla. Starejsi sin
je padel kpt partizan, Slavko,
1914 leta; mlajsi Branko je bill
partizan v slavni Cankarjevi
brigadi. Bill je leta 1914 tezko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-28

ranjen in je sedaj 40 odstotkov
invalid. Srednji, Vladimir, Sc je
1915 leta vrnil IL borb strasno
izmucen in truden, kot partizan-
i ski kapetan.
"Iz teh vrstic vidis, koliko
smo trpeli. Stric Lojze je tudi
mnogo trpel. Italijani SO mu po-
zgali lep, velik kozolec, ga odpe-
ljali ma otok Rab in tam m,lcili,
da je prisel po stirih mesecih
komaj Be malo xiv domov.
Teti Karolini je tudi umrl edini
sin. Tako Sc je godilo v cell. Slo-
veniji, v cell Jugoslaviji.
'Sedaj i'm amo, hvalabogu,
mir in svojo republiko Jugosla-
vijo. Mas Tito nam je izvojeval
svobodo in bo uredil tudi repu-
bliko, ker je velik in zelo spo-
soben clovek. Veckrat grem v
smarje in obiseem Mastkove, Xxi
sc prav dobro komandirajo. Kri-
stofovi fantje SO izvrstni in SO
mnogo dobrega storili.' 49,
Pozdravi vse Smarce! Mislim
da bi bio sedaj dobro, da Sc vsi
vrnete v naso stare domovino,
XII je "a mas gotoyo najlepsa
zemlja.
"Tvoj brat
| IF. Kadunec".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-28

varisi, vendar Sc odgovorni or
gani "a vse MISC zrnenili.
Med vcerajsnjo razpravo je BIZ
10 zaslisanih vec pric, XII jih je
predlagal javni tozilec. Obreme-
milne price so v marsikaterih IL
javah prisle med seboj v proti-
slovja. Popoldne je podal svoj
zagovor tov. Dusan FortiG.
Razpraya Sc danes nadaljuje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-28
Lep koncert treh
peyskih zborov

Cleveland, o. Ma Spominski
dan v cetrtek 30. maja nam
priredijo trile pevski zbori lep
in zanimiv koncert v korist
otroske bolnisnice v Slovenii.
TO DO "a vse dobro in napredno-
mislece Slovence v Clevelandu
in okolici velik dan. Velik dan
pravim, ker tisti dan bodo pri-
redili nasi trije start, vztrajni
pevski zbori obsezen in krasen
koncert in sicer Glasbena ma
tica, Soc. pevs!i zbor Zarja in
Planina liz Maple Heights.
Use te tri zbore brez dvoma
vsi dobro poznamo, ker DELUXE
10 "a dobrobit ne samo velike
clevelandske slovenske naselbi-
ne, pac pa delujejo tudi v ko-
rist in olajsavo trpljenja nase-
mu slovenskemu narodu start
domovini. Delajo "a ozdravlje-
ME sirot otrok, XII bolehajo "a
tuberkulozo in drugirni tezkimi
boleznimi, XII Jim jih je prinesla
vojna, katerih 81 MISC sarni kri-
vi.
'Torej ii trije pevski zbori pri-
rejajo velik skupni koncert v
korist sklada "a otrosko boil
nisnico v Sloveniji. Yes cisti
prebitek pojde v ia sklad. Cle-
velandcani smo 81 dolocili kvoto
$4,000, da jih zberemo "a otro-
sko bolnisnico " Sloveniji. Daj-
mo prekoraeiti to kvoto, kar
trdno upam, da tudi bono.
Nasa sveta dolznost je, da Sc
vsi udelezimo koncerta, XII Gu
timo revnim, toda hrabrim
nes'm narodom v domovini in 8
slovensko naras5ajoeo mladiho,
Xxi je kri nase krvi. Vsak mai po-
maya po svoji moei do boljsega
uspeha. Ma to- pomcc maj DO
vsak ponosen. v srcu imejmo
zavest, da smo pomagali maj
bolj pomenljivi in najbolj ple-
rneniti ideji, zgraditi otrosko
bolnisnico v Sloveniji. Zato maj
prihodnji cetrtek ma Spominski
dan vodijo vse ceste v Sloven-
ski narodni dom ma st. Clair
| Ave. Pricetek koncerta je OBJ 6,
; uri zvecer. Preje ko pridete,
boljsi prostor boste dobili v
velikem avditoriju. Zato vam ne
DO zal.
Ia vaso navzocnost vam bo-
do prizadeti IL srca hyalezni,
/ Iposebno pa Sc bolni otroci. Ro-
jaki in rojakinje, kateri kolic-
kaj cutie 2 onini v bedi in boz
lezni So nahajajocinlj v start
domovini, da ne boste imeli IL
!. govora, da greste drugan,. Ma
! farme poljati boste imeli-v ipo-
/ lletju se dosti prilik, koncertov
1 pa ne DO Y poletju. Preskrblje-
mo bo po raoznosti tudi "a po-
strezbo. Torej ma syidenje!
Anton Jankoyich.
l. - L . 4 q
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-28

Mr.. anton SpenQal, $40 T.. ~
St., je prejel cd svojega brata
Janko spendal pismo IL Biske
vasi, posta Mirna pee, katerem
opisuje stanje ondotnega kraja
tekom vojne. Kot veeino mos
kin; je bill tudi on odveden v in
ternacijo. Ma Rabu Sc je naha-
jail IA mesecev. Sedaj je bill IL
voljen "a zupana, katero mesto
je njegov oce, p. d. Finger, incl
dolgo let.
;Pismo Sc glasi:
"Biska vas pri Mirni peel
ma Dolenjskem S. marca 1946.
''Dragi brat!
"Po dolgem casu sc Ii ogla-
sim, ker sem dobil naslove pc
Matjazevi. Kakor vidim, ste Sc
vsi zivi. Sreeni ste vsi, katerl
ste bill ma ma ono stran luze, ko
je razsajala ia vojna. To je bile
nekaj strasnega, kar kaj take
ga clovek preje Sc nj dozivel, po'
sebno ne Jugoslovani. Teg q
sploh ne mOrem OpiSati.
"Jaz sem bill trikrat priprav'
lien "a ubiti ali vedno sem une'
sci Italijanom in nasim "belim'
izdajalcem. Skoraj pri vsaki hi
81 nanjka po enega in tudi pe
tri ali cele druzine. JAZZ nisen
bill tri leta mic donna. Enkrat j
prislo SO Italijanov oh polnoe
in so me IL postelje we'll in vst
obleko do zadnjih hlac, zeno
vse tri otroke in diva brata in 81
mas gnali Mirno pee ma koman
do. Druge SO izpustili, JAZZ il
bratje smo sli pa v zapor, po
tenn pa v internacijo., Ma Rabs
sem bill IA mesecev pod sotorji
noe in dan. Polovico zdravja SEN
tam izgubil, nisem vec tako tr
den. Trinajst tisoc mas je bils
tam v lagerju. Lacen pa tako
da sem sc kar lupil. Sest tiso'
ljudi je tam umrlo.
| ICE bi Ii vse podrobnosti po
pisal, mi ne bi verjel, da 81
zmozni kaj takega ii proklet
Lahi, XII SO tako katoliski il
sknlturni. Tudi stari ljudje d,
10 let in otroci raznih starostj
so bill tam kot JAZZ.
se rodili SO sc pod sotorjem
Use Slovence so hotel popolno
ma 4uniciti. V'si smo bill htut
{, konunista''.} Tudi gozdove ~
nam yse izsekali, kar je bilo oh
cestah in zeleznici je do zad
/ NIGGA dreyesa vse uniceno. Pr
tnas Y zgornji strani nimamo nj
LII spolena vec. Kokosi 80 yse po
zrli. zenske tudi MISC smell no
bene same yideti, 20 10 takoj 20
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-28

Vas dcnssek ~ otroSko bol.
niao Y 6lovsniji 'bo znak lju-
1hSsni in speItovanja DO 20.
tr4bpih. Y n Mamsp lahko
prispsvats tudi Y uradu "Ens-
koprsvnosti''l