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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12
Firemen To Meet Railmen
In Crucial Game Tonight
Smoke Eaters Have OPP
portunity To Clinch
First Half

Tn Wilmington Fire Department
a clinch the first half champion
ship of the Senior Class A cir.
cult tonight at Robert Strange
park if they come out victorious
over the Atlantic Coast Line club.
TIL crucial game, for the Firemen.
will get underway at 7 o'clock.
In the second game the Whites
Ice Cream nine will meet the Sun.
Shine Laundry. The Milkmen are
only two games behind the loop
leaders with a slim possibility the
standings will be deadlocked at
the end of tn half. If the Firemen
lose to the Railroaders and Whites
take both of their rained out con.
tests the two clubs will be tied for
the top. In the event of a tie, .
three-game series will be played
to determine the winner.
The winner of the first half will
get the honor of representing Viii.
mington in the North Carolina
softball tournament to be held in
Greensboro August 10.
Jordon May Pitch
Clyde Jordan, the Smoke Eaters
fastball ace, is likely to take the
hurting duties for Spider VOLTS
nine, but Robert Ship will be
ready to go in for relief duty.
Jordan lost the first contest to
the Railroaders, but it is pretty
certain that with the Greensboro
trek at stake, he is saving up on all
his stuff" for tonight's battle.
The Fire Departments lineup
has "Poopy" Sandlin at first, HUI
bert Bohannon at second, Carl
Paige at third, Bill Beasley al
shortstop. The outfield three-some
will probably be ssmith, Ship,
and Taylor, and Jimmy Casteenr
has the catching duties.
For A. c. L. Kenneth Biggs and
Reynolds forms the battery, with
Fleming, Linwood Rowan, Barb-
ousse, and Surles in the infield
while Bailey, Leon Thomas, ane
O'Sullivan furnish three top out
fielders.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12
Victory For Wilmington
Places Them In East
ern Semi-Finals

WILSON, July 11.-Behind the
three hit pitching OF
To-day Fennell, The Wilmington
American Legion Juniors defeated
the Wilson Juniors, 2 to 0 before
a large crowd here last night.
The Wilmington club took over
the lead in the fourth inning when
Levy Heath singled sharply to left
and scored on big Jim Gibson's
line drive to left. Gibson's drive
was good for two bases.
In the eighth stanza the Whining
ton Juniors added another score
when j. c. Price slammed out a
double to center. Futrelle sacri-
feed Price to third. Austin flied
out to first and Levy Heath raped
his second hit of the game to center
to score Price.
Teddy Fennell allowed but the
three hits and two of them were
weak infield dribbles that Wilson
batters beat out.
The visiting club romped on
HaWley for nine bingles during the
tight game.
The Wilson team was charged
with three error while the winners
committed only one miscue.
The victory for Wilmington
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

bat, knocked a four-bagger over
the right field wall with on in
the fourth, singled in another run
In the sixth, and climaxed every
previous performance in his last
time to the plate, by driving
another two-run ro%undtripper over
the dead-center centerfield barrier.
While Nesselrode was blasting
Andrews, and collecting ten dol
lars in addition. Stone of Sanford
allowed only two hits to Whining
ton-doubles by Manager ohuney
Britain and Norman Olsen.
The Spinner's fast-baller struck
but 10 Buccaneers, walking only
ene.
There were thirteen hits off Ar
drews. who was at one lime a srar
finger fo- the Boston Braves
sending the big highlander down
10 his second straight defeat IN
Class D baseball.
roe loss for the Pirates dropped
them five and one-half games be-
mind interchangeable deepest
they have been yet in the cellar.
The Pirates clash again here TO-
day in a doubleheader with San
ford at 7 o'clock and 60 up against
the league-leading Clinton Blues
Co+,rSar
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12
Juniors Triumph Over Wilson, 20
EenneUAUows 7hreeH Hits.
LeuyHeath Stars With Bat

places them in this situs+ior.
Whiteville is playing Red Sprirs,
and Durham is playing Sanford, III.
winner of these two games will
play each other and Wilmington
by drawing a bye, will meet IN,
winner of this series for the East.
ern title.
1t is understood that the gam.
between Wilmington and the Other
winner will be played on q hom.
and home basis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

Winner of his last 1e fights, south
paw Joe Curcio (above), s1-year-old
Newark welterweight, tangles with
Ray Sugar Robinson, number-one
title contender, in a ten-rounder at
Madison Square Garden tonight
Curcio presents a new problem to
Robinson. Never before has the
fast, classy Harlem puncher met a
fighter using the unorthodox south
paw style. Joe is a rough customer,
too. He losses punches from the
opening bell and never stops charg-
ing. His attack steps up when he is
stung and there's plenty of knockout
power in both hands.
Sugar" Ray, long ranked with the
best of the welterweights, is slated
to face Champion Marty Servo in a
title match later this summer.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

Errors-crller 2, Adams. Rurs bstted
Ryan. Cutler. Lukon 2. Miller ?
Walters 2, Adams, Has. Two base bits
-uHopp'. Herman. Adams ?. Walters
Three base hits-Hatton. Home hin
Lukon Sacrifices-Clay, cooner. Double
nlays.Mil1er. Adams and Haas; Hat
or; adams and Haas. Left on bases
Boston 5: Cincinnati 5 Bases on ha11S
off Cooper 2 Wright 2. Walters
strikeouts-By Cooper 2. Wright ! wal
tiers 2, Hits-Off Coorer 5 in 6 "
nings; WRIGHT 2 in 1 ID: Barrett ,
IN z-3. Hit by pitcher-By Walters Her
nam. Balk-Cooper. Losing pitcher
cooper. 1Tmpires-Barlick. Pinelli and
Conlon. Time-1:36. Atendance-Is.312
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

~Errors-Grace, Evans, Spence, Appling,
Trosky. Runs batted in-Kennedy. Evans,
Holloway. 2. Two base hits-Appling,
Grace, Wells. Holloway. Three base
hits-Evans. Stolen bases-Kennedy. Sac
~rificesLewis. Grace. Double plays
Outright, Appling n Holloway; Wells
and Trosky. Left on bases+Chicago, 4:
Washington, 8. Bases on balls-Haefner.
2; Smith. 2. S%trikeouts - Haefner, q:
Smith, 3; Caldwell, 3. Hits-Off Smith.
8 in 10; Caldwell. 0 in 1; Haefner, 9
in II. Winning pitcher-Smith. Umpires
-Passarella. Weafer and Rue. Time
PIP. A~ttendance-14, 1853.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12
Tinsley Captures
Carolinas PEA Grown

LEXINGTON, July II - P
Dave Tinsley, young Myers Park
Country Club Pro from Charlotte,
captured the annual Carolinas P,
GA. Golf Tournament here Thurs.
day by posting a 72-hole score Of
273. He was three strokes ahead
of second place Orville White. Of
Winston-Salem.
Charlie Farlow, Starmount Cou,.
try Club Pro in Greensboro. won
third place money with a 278. He
was only one stroke behind Tinsley
on the turn of the final 10 Thurs.
day, but he ran into putter diff.
Guilty on the final nine to finish
third.
Over 80 per cent of the fur goods
industry is located in New Yorl,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12
PARKER

SPRING LAKE, N. j., July
IL (R - Top-seeded frankie
Parker of Los Angeles was
carried to IL games in the firs1
set as he defeated Bill Canning.
another Californian, rs, 60
Thursday in the quarter finals
of the Spring Lake Invitational
Clay Court Tennis Tourney.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12
BLANKS VIII MINGTON PIRATES TOO
Double Header Scheduled
With Spins Here Tonight
Iank Nesselrode Blasts Couple Of Round.
trippers Off Nate Andrews; Stone
Limits Pirates To Two Doubles

sanford's homerun king, Hank Nesselrode, staged the
greatest slugging exhibition seen here this season last
night, blasting out two homeruns off the pitching of Nate
Andrews, as the second place Spinners gained an easy
victory over the last place Wilmington Pirates, 7 to O..
Big Hank, who stands around 6 it. q in. tall and weighs
in the zoos. grounded to Cullen at short in his first trip to
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12
Dwight Wall Signed
As Erwin Pilot

DUNN, July II - Dwight Wall,
former Wake Forest college out
field star, with the G%reenviile club
Of the Coastal Plain league, has
signed to manage the Dunn-Erwin
Twins of the Tobacco State league.
1t was learned here yesterday
that the Greenville club has agreed
to release Wall if he landed a job
as a playing manager.
The Dunn club is currently in
fourth place in the weed circuit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

Errors-Seerey, Runs batted in-Lin-
dell. Etten 2, Edwards. Robinson 6. Two
base hit-Henrich. Three base hit-Chand-
Ter. Home runs-Robinson 2. Double
plays-Rizzuto. Gordon and Etten. Left
on bases-Cleveland 9. New York 8.
Bases IN balls-Off Teller 3. Chandler
6, Krakauskas 2. Berry L. Strike outs
-Feller S, Chandler 3, Berry l. Hits
Off Teller II in 5 innings; Krakauskas
0 in L; Berry 2 in 2. Losing pitcher
-Feller. Umpires-Surnmers, Paparella
and Jones. Time-2:15. Attendance-56,-
243 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12
WINNING COACH

STATE COLLEGE, Pa.,-(Pe
Penn States Joe Bedenk sports
a 500 average as he finishes his
18th season as baseball coach at
his alma mater. His 1916 team lost
only one game in IL starts to bring
his all-time record to 159 wins,
70 losses and one tie.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

Errors - Diorio, Shoffner 2, Gull
len. Lamb, Poklemba. Runs bat
ted in - Nesselrode 5, Crawford
2. TWo-base hits - Britain, o.
sen. Home runs - Nesselrode 2.
Stolen bases - Messing. Double
plays - Andrews. Olsen. and Po-
klemba. Left On bases - Sanford
5, Wilmington 6. Bases on balls
off: Stone 3. Andrews l. Struck out,
by - Stone 10, Andrews 7. Wild
pitches - Stone. Passed balls -
Crawford. Umpires - Moose and
Gill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

Errors-None. Run batted in-Rickert.
Two base hits-Jurges, Cavarretta. Three
base hit-Waitkus. Standardization,
Schmitz. Left on bases-Brooklyn 5; Chi
cago Z. Bases on balls-Off Hatten 4;
off Schmitz 2. Strikeouts-By Hatten
none; by Schmitz S. Umpires-Stewart,
Dunn, Magerkurth and Henline. Time
l SO. Attendance (actual)-27, GIT.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

Errors-McQuinn. Runs batted in
Handley 2. McCosky, Christman. 2
Schultz 2. Two base hits-HandIev. Chris,
man. Suder. Stolen base-Handley. Sacri-
fices-McQuinn 2. Double plays-Suder to
McQuinn. McQuinn to suder to Nc
Quinn. Left on bases-St. Louis 8, Phila-
delphia 5. Bases on balls-Marchildon ?,
Potter l. Savage 1. Strikeouts-Marchil-
don 2. Savage 1. Potter 8. Hits - OF
Marchildon 2 in 7 innings. Savage o
IN 2. Losing pitcher-Marchildon. I'm
nires-Hubbard n Berry. Time-2:O2.
Attendance-6,277.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12
N. e. State Coaches
Report For Duty

RALEIGH, July 11-R)- Two
new N. c. State College Athletic
coaches - Everette Case, head
basketball mentor, and Carl H.
(Butter) Anderson, assistant foot
ball and assistant basketball coach
reported here for duty Thursday.
Each man served the Nays ath-
letic program during World War
II.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

Errors-None. Runs batted in-Lake 2.
Williams. Hughson, Russell. Two base
hits-Lake. Pesky. Russell, Williams.
Sacrifices-Wakefield. Double playlCul-
lenbine, Lake and C%ullenbine; Hutchin-
son. Kell and Lake; Lake. Bloodworth
and Cullenbine; Pesky. Doerr and Camp
bell. Left on base-Detroit 8, Boston 10.
Bases on balls-Off Hutchinson 8; off
Hughson 2. Struck out-By Hutchinson
5; by Hughson 3. Umpires-Rommel,
Boyer and Grieve. Time-2:o7. Atten-
dance-26, 795 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12
GLIB S0UTHPAW
TAKES DODGERS

CHICAGO, July 11.-P-Johnny
schmitz, Cub southpaw who was
chosen for the National League
All-Star squad but was reid oul
of the lop-sided game in Boston
lived up to his All-Star ratlng
Thursday when he pitched the
Cubs to a snappy l to 0 victory over
the league-leading Brooklyn Dod-
gers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

Errors - Balla, Vaughan, Bird,
Daniels. Gregory, Leach. Mijido.
Stewart 8. Runs batted in - Mill
do 2. Howard. Neigoda 8. Holiday,
Woodward, Vaughan 2, Stewart 3,
Foster, Janik, Gregory. Two base
hits - Harrison. Three base hits -
Mijido. Bases on balls-off: Turn
age 2, Vaughan 8, Foster 2. Struck
out, by Vaughan 3, Foster 2, Bird
/. Hits off: Turnage in 5 % innings
9; off: Foster in 3 1-3 innings S;
off: Vaughan in 6 % innings S;
off: Bird in l 1-3 innings 5. Winning
pitcher - Foster. Losing pitcher
- Bird.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12
S0X EDGE TIGERS
IN EXTRA INNING

BOSTON, July H. up - The
pace-setting Boston Red Sox edged
Detroit 3 to 2 in 10 innings Thurs
day for their seventh victory in a
row over the Tigers at FenWay
Park.
Rip Ruselps double off the left
field wall with two out after Bobby
Dorr had singled to center brought
home Boston's winning run.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12
TOBACCO STATE LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Sanford 7, WILMINGTON o.
Clinton 4-3, Angier-Fuquay "a.
Smithfield 8, Dunn-ErWin II.
TODAY'S GAMES
Sanford at Wilmington q games).
Angier-Fuquay at Clinton.
Dunn-Erwin at Smithfield.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12
Yankees Blast Teller
For 9 To | Victory

NEW YORK. July II. - R -
Making his third start in five days
and pitching with only one day
of rest, the mighty Bob Teller alb
sorbed n of the worst beatings
of his career Thursday night as the
New York Yankees slugged his Of
ferings for II hits and nine runs
in five innings, and went on to
whip the Cleveland Indians 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

Buckwheat was introduced into
the colonies on Mammalian Island
by the Dutch and was raised as
early as 1925 or 1926.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

AS late as 1880, only 40 per cent
Of mems clothing was ready-so-
wear.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12
SECOND GAME

Gilman 200 O1O O-3-9-2
Angier-F'qy ---- 220 DOC O-4-7-l
Batteries: Clinton; Hornsby and
Duke. Angier-F'uquay; Bomar and
Ratteree.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

Errors Stevenson, Larrieu.
Mills, Lorenz. Hunt. Runs batted
in-Riley 2, Smith 2. Hunt 2, Gallo,
Gentry, Lorenz, Hedrick. Home
runs-Riley, Smith. Bases on balls
off: Gallo l, Hash 3. Struck out
by: Gallo 5, Hash 4. Hits off:
Hash in 7 10 innings 8, off: Sc
bastis in 2-3 innings !. Losing
pitcher-Hash.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

New York at St. Louis-C)-Kennedy
GA and Budnick t1-2) VS.. Pollet (8-
~ and Burkhart (4-1).
Brooklyn at Chicago-Barney (2-3) VS..
Wyse CD.
Philadelphia at Observation-Disclosures
(4-6) VS.. Bahr (3-2).
Boston at Cincinnati-Wright (6-6) or
Cooper G-6) VS.. Walters az or Black
well 90.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12
AEZ@2
LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Boston 3, Detroit 2.
st, Louis 4, Philadelphia 3.
Chicago 4, Washing ton 2.
New York 9, Cleveland l.
ToDAY'S GAMES
st. Louis at Philadelphia - night -
Kramer (S-3) VS.. Fowler CD.
Detroit at Boston-Trucks Qo-6) VS..
FERRIS (12-4l.
Chicago at Observation-Disclosures
CD VS.. Smith (3-6).
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

Ran for Tebbetts in 9Th.
1.-TWO out in tenth when winning run
scored.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Chicago I, Brooklyn 0.
Philsdelphia 4, Pittsburgh l.
New York 10. St. Louis 3.
Cincinnati 8. Boston 2.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-12

Over 30 per cent of the fur goods
is located in New York,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04
sam SeIeI.

mi Sc v redu, kar sc tice OBJ
leke. Ma primer JAZZ sem vedno
v vojaskem in nimam nicesar,
posebno kar Sc tice spodnje OBJ
leke, ker SO vse pobrali takrat,
ko so me aretirali. Kar mi je Sc
najbolj zal je to, ker so mi we'll
mole krasno novo kolo. Rabila
sem ga, ker sem bila bolnicarka
in sem hodila zdravit nase bor-
ce. Tudi nasi donna so vsled tega
z obleko v zelo revnem stanju in
ako hi kaj poslala, bi I'll bill il
srca hvalezni. Posebno sukanec
"a Swat, ker nimamo CHM "a
siti, tudi kar je strganega.
"Predvsem pa nocem, da bi I'll
skrhela pref zane in "a naso
druzino, ker imas svoje donna in
Sc moras predvsem tudi njih
spomniti. Saj sc DO tudi ia kriza
koncala sedaj, ko vsi delamo noe
in dan "a obnovo nase lepe Tt
tove Jugoslavije. Navajeni smo
trplsenja in nismo nestrpni v
cakanju ma naso lepso bodoc-
most sedaj, ko smo 81 odprli pot
do nje. Vidim, da 81 dobra in
inaas dobre otroke in moza.
"Sedaj Te vsi zelo lepo po-
zdravljanao. Sprejni pozdraye
in poljube cd Tvoje najydanejse
sestrione,
Mare Smrdel.' =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04
MIodo moti do smr+i pretepeno Cd
beIogordistov

Mrs. Agnes Sot 1892 Homer
Ave-, je Cd svojega brata John
Zgajnarja il Cannon City, Colo.
prejela pismo, XII mu ga je pi-
sala njuna starejsa sestra Ma
rija Pugelj IL Raplovega.
Pismo je polno gorja; obenem
Sc pa tudi zahvaljujejo "a pa
kete z jestvinami, XII so jih otro-
ci prejeli, in prosijo pomoci z
ozirom obleke in obutve. Vsebi-
ma pisma je sledeea:
"Raplovo, "a. nov. 1915.
"Dragi moi brat Janez in ce-
la druzina!
''V zaeetku mojega pisanja
Vas vse skupaj najlepse po-
zdravljamo mi vsi. zelimo, da
bi bill zdravi, obleceni in obuti
vsi bolj kakor smo mi donna. Pa
smo zadovoljni, samo da smo Ii
vi ostali, da nj tako nami, ka-
kor je mnogimi drugimi. Mem
SO umorili najmlajso hcerko.
Bila je porocena. Men MOI je
bill il Zdenske vasi, Lavrihov
Mace, krojac. Mega so odpe-
ljali v internacijo, kjer je bill II
mesecev. Donna so pa m 0 jo
hcerko, njegovo zeno, neusmi-
ljeno pretepali in preganjali, ta-
ko da je cd tepeza morala umre-
ii. Bila je tudi Ma smrt obsoje.
ma. Cez sedem ur bi imela biti
ustreljena donna pred hiso. Oh.
dolzili SO 10, da nosi v gozd par
tizanom jesti. V njeni hisi je
bilo pet Italijanov, stirje oficir.
il in kuh, XII so k meni prisli in
povedali, maj grem nitro do hce.
re in oficirjev, kaj da namera.
vajo storiti in zakaj.
"Potem je slo Is Italijanov ma
komando, da dajo vseh Is svo.
je glave, da moja hci nj bila '
teku dveh mesecev mixer IL hi.
Sc, ker nj mogla ra di bolezni
ker je bila tako pretepena oc
belogardistov, to je bilo teder
pred italijansko kapitulacijo
Men moz je prisel ravno tist
teden domov. Diva dni potem sc
Italijani odsli. Cez IA dni, poten
ko je domov prisel njen moz, je
ona umrla. zapustila je moza ir
diva otroka. Pepca je stara 9 lei
in Nacek je V osmem letu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04

Citatelje Enakopravnosti OBJ
vescamo, da imamo v naSem
urednistvu najnovejso knjigo,
"A Nation of Nations" XII jo
je spisal mas poznani in sposto-
vani amerisko-slovenski pisa
tell Louis Adamic. Vsak bi jo
moral precitati in lastovati!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04

40 Je zena, moJa ncl umrla,
SO ga mislili precej spet vzeti
in so ga nameravali ubiti. Neki
prijatelj mu je prisel povedat,
kaj je slisal. Nato je Sc tisti We
GER izginil v grmovje. Otroka
sta k meni prijokala v mraku.
On je ostal xiv, je sedaj v Ljub-
ljani, otroci SO pa pri meni.
"Tako Sc ubijam z 4 otroci.
Diva sta cd pokojnega sina, sta
rejsega in diva pa Cd najmlajse
hcerke, XII je bila % let stara,
ko je umrla. Ko je bila stara
16 let, Sc je bila porocila. Ko so
bill otroci pri meni, so pa Sc pc
meme prisli. Tako sem bila tu-
'di JAZZ v nevarnosti. Bila sem v
zaporih v Ljubljani 33 dni, ker
sem imela pod streho partizan-
ske otroke. Povedala sem Jim,
da SO to otroci moje hcere in
sina in ma cesto jih ne bonn vr-
gla. Medtem so pa donna kar ma
cisto naredili.
- "Zdaj bi pa prosila pomoci,
ce bi nam mogli kaj pomagati.
Mas je pet. JAZZ sem brez obleke
in obutve, otroci pa ravno ta-
ko. Frank je star Is let, je We
lik, pa ne more cerkev; Joze
je star 13 let, ne more v Solo in
nikamor. Tamala diva oba no.
dita solo do zdaj, dokler nj BIZ
10 snega. Sedaj pa ne moreta.
Tukaj SO re nekateri dobili pa
kete, pa pravijo, da je blago ven
pobrano. Ena je dobila pismo,
da posiljajo 60 ky teak paket,
dobila pa je lie IL ky.
"Tako sliSim, ko Sc menii 10.
Ko bi vsaj vedeli, komu mai Sc
zahvalimo v Ameriko, ker po-
Sill jka je bila poslana ma otroke,
katerim so unicili starse. Tudi
otroka Cd mole hcerke sta dobi-
la vsake vrste jestvin, po pet
ky tezke pakete, kar je otroke
jako razveselilo. Da bi vsaj nam
dali Sc "a obleci kaj in "a obuti.
'Dragi brat, prosim TIE spo-
roci, &c YES komu maj Sc zahva-
limo, zahvalim sc I'll mojem
in otrocjem imenu. JAZZ, Maria
Pugelj, Jozica in Nacek Vidrich.
Objavi to casopisih v Ame-
riki.
"NaSa diva fanticka tudi pro-
sta, ker sta brez starsev, &c bi
Sc jim moglo kaj poslati. Ne
prosimo novega blaga, &c nj mo-
goce, je dobro ponoseno, samo
da bosta imela kaj obleci. Sal
hi radi dali partizani, ako bi
imeli, pa je tukaj dosti takih
revckov.
"Dragi moi brat, JAZZ III imam
toliko "a povedati, popisati pa
ne morem. Ne VEN &c Sc bova
Sc kdaj pogovorila ali ne, kar
bojim Sc, da ne drugace, kakor
pismeno. Zdaj pa koncam to
moje p:sanje in Vas vse skupaj
prav lepo pozdravimo vsi sku-
paj, mole hcere in njih moze in
otroci. Bodite pozdravljeni. Daj-
te Sc enkrat slikati, da Vas vi
dim vsaj ma Sikh. Prosim, ne
zamerite mojemu beracen.ju, ve-
ste, sila je velika, sal vem, da
kaj berete, kako velika beda je
tukaj. Vsaj sukanca prosimo, &c
nj drugega. Zbogom.
Maria Pugelj'.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04
NEKOMU v ALBUM


Res cudno, da tovarisev
slovenskih ne spostujes,
primerjas iste "rigarjem"
jih oslo imenujes?!
Rad znal bi, &c tovarisi
so Tvoji TAXI bill.
poroko Tvojo z rigarjem
da skupno ste slavili? - Ky
&c je tovaris osel bill,
kaj pa tovarisica
kako ste jo nazivali?
Po Tvoje pac - oslica.
Ko 81 Sc pred oltar podal,
oh strani III druzica,
kdo wanna je "a price bill
mar osel in oslica?
Ma svatbi pie Sc in je,
pripravijo potico,
zaplesejo, ste rigali,
81 plesal kaj z oslico?- XUY
Prlpomi5a: - Ker je bila po-
pevka, katera DO debelo-uhar-
ju "a spomin, tako lepo smes-
no zapoceta, Sc je tudi meni
porodila pevska lila, da sem do
dal Sc tri kitice. Mogoce DO Sc
kdo drugi kaj dodal k tel po-
pevki, tako da DO postala ultra
moderna, narodno-smesna, ma
racun dvornega norca. &c Sc bi
jo pa zelelo zapeti, mislim da
bi bila Sc najbolj povzetna me-
lodija Cd popevke "Jutri DO v
Celovc' semenj, tia ga bonn
peljala, al ga bonn zamenjala,
ali pa prodala.'
No, pa sal 81 je zelo podob-
ma ia popevka z ze]jami norca,
ko pravi, da ga DO zamenjala,
ali pa prodala.
Tistikrat, ko SO ljudi proda-
jail, nj bio cloveskega dosto-
janstva, pac pa suzenjstvo. Ali
ST zeli debelo-uhar, la bi Sc
spremenili ljudje oslo, d a bi
jih potem on prodajal? No, med
oslovsko druzbo je Tvoje pravo
mesto.
XUY.