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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
Ed fern MaIIedbLe Iron Head Renamed
Leysis A. Dibble Retains Presidency; Cleveland ResidOnt Succeeds James SLinsIey as Director of ReSearch Sales

Naugatpek, March i.--Lewls A, DihhlG was re-elected president Of the, EaSterEl Malleabie Iron Uoni- pally at the annual meeting Wed- ilesday in tho company office, on Bridge Street, uni0n City. All other officers and directors were re-elected,
 Thouaas 4. Seanlan, formerly Of the Cleveland, Ohio, plant, was elected director of research sales to succeed Janles L. Linsley, Nauga- tuck, who retired last December.
 Officers elected were: President, Lewis A, Dlphle; president, Charles N. Brust; secretary and tleasuresr. Emil Mannweiler; assist. ant secretary and treasurer, F. Les lie Howard; managing director of Wilmington, Delaware Works; George Es Bean; managing director Of Naugatuck Works, George J. Behreneit: managing director of Frazer and Jones Division, Syra- cuSe, N Y. Frank A. Benedict and managing director of Eberhard Manufacturing Company division, Cleveland, Ono, Dudley V. Walker.
 Directors elected were: Aus tin l., Adams, George E, Bean, Charles E. Burst. T. Rice Davis, Lewis A. Dibhle, John P. Elton, Wil- liam J. urippln, Charles K. Hart, John Marshall 1oloombe, Jr., James L. Linsley, Emil Mannwgiler Charles F. Spencer. Jr.. Mark L Sperry, Carlisle B. T, ,uttle, Donald s, Tuttle, Robert s, Walker, Elton s. Wayland and Harris Whit ternoic. Jr,
 The Colonial Trust Company Waterbury, was chosen transfer agent, and the Naugatuck National Bank, registrar.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01

from the Montville steam plant to the Southington substation, 6 dis tance of 48 miles, is now being re- built for, operation at li5,000 volts, and engineering is being completed for the construction of a li5,000 volt transmission line from the De- von plant to the junction point with the Southington-M n-Montville line near Meriden.
 Rural Service Increased
 To supply customers in Bristol, who have been supplied by power purchased from The Connecticut Power Company, President Camp bell stated that the Company plans to construct in l946 a two circuit 5000 volt line from the Southing- ton substation to Bristol, a distance of about eight miles. The line will be put into operation early in l947.
 Ninety miles Of new rural lines were built by the Company during l945 to serve 3l7 new customers, in- cluding l97 farm customers. All but l,06I of the l2,7e6 farms listed in the territory in the l94O census now have service available and the com pany hopes to achieve its goal of 100 percent rural electriflcation in l947 through the construction of 500 miles of lines, 400 miles of which will be built this year.
 MT. Campbell stated that e2 of 2S7 employees who left for military serv- ice have returned to work with the company and, in addition, jobs have been provided for l4i other veterans of World War II. He expressed his qualification that the company, SO far, has been able to employ 233 vet erans and said that the company looks forward to the early return of all its men and women in the armed forces and is confident that it will be able to provide suitable and con- genial employment for every one of them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01

Iho silIka a a|etcal
 h0WeVcf, put tnn Nnnr 0a duction of such thinss as 4|s irons, reffisefaiors and P4a1u cleaners.
 The Labor Department relnasfd preliminary estimates ot tho niH6Aa number of workers involved and fhe number of working days lost ln January strikes were hlghor than for any previous month on retof
 There were approximately 10a strikes. involving l.760D00 workers, In progress during the month. cf the total, about 325 began in 3an- uary and i75 which began earlier continued.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
Boston College Man Scalded to Death

Boston, Feb. 2e- (UP) Boston College was closed today after c broken steam line unit exploded a basement boiler tank in the tower building and killed Engineer James Donovan, 43, of Brighton.
 Six students, led by the Rev Mi- chael Pierce, s. J., formed a human chain and attempted to rescue Donovan late yesterday but were driven back by steam which flooded the boiler room, Bremen wearing gas masks finally reached Donovan who was scalded to death.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01
Bridgeport Leasors Investigated by OPA

Bridgeport, Feb. 28 - (UP) -- An investigation of bonuses" paid to landlords by desperate house-hunt- CTS "overjoyed" to find 8 place to live has resulted in refunds of more than Sl 900 to tenants here, the Bridgeport area Rent Control Ofice announced today.
 According to Rent Control officials the accused man in each case said the refunds represented gratuitieS given him by home-hunters.
 The cases were referred to OPA enforcement ofncials for further acc tion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-01

Serving a half hour spell in war tank is said to be greater strain than was @ full days march, ing and trench-digging in France in 1917, v
Evening star., 1946-05-19

in any confession you get rid of
something, and you get something,
too
"Yes, Dick, but there was some
thing even more than that. 1t was
the effect that Roper's action. in'its
turn, had on me. 1t set something
going in my mind. too. 1t released
something that was wound up in me
pretty tight"
DICKS face, as he listened, now
showed an amused fascination, as
if he saw in his hard. precise cousin
something he had never seen before;
but he said nothing.
WELL" said Mr. Ballantyne very
slowly, Il found that second will.
Dick"
The devil you didr' said Dick.
"When?"
About ten days ago. l was in the
library looking over some of your
fathers books when came across
Bible. and it had the end OF a paper
sticking out of it. And there was
the new will Well. Dick, | admit it
was a temptation. If it were de-
stroyed or suppressed, I'd come into
a lot Of money. l don't believe Il
hope, anyway Il wouldn't have
really kept that will secret per
manently: but still don't know.
Anyway. l didn't tell Attorney
Lamb about it.
"And then my salesman. Roper.
Evening star., 1946-05-19

1. Joe Jackson (basebalD. l. Man
O. War (racehorse) J. William John
ston (tennls). 4. Sammy Baugh (pro
footbalD. S. Walter johnson (base-
balD s. Mickey Walker (boxing).
7. Ty Cobb CbasebalD. .. Heffelfn-
ger QootballJ. g. Charley Keller
baseball 10. Maurice Richard
hockey II. Sam Snead golf.
IL. Tris Speaker (basebalD.
II. Famed Notre Dame backfield:
Evening star., 1946-05-19
THE LOST PURSE
Continued from preceding page

came in here and as he expressed it.
shot something into me that. well.
electrified me- 1t made me act.
made Lamb promise to let me be the
first person to tell you. That will,
Dick, leaves the bulk of your fathers
property to you. and you don't
know how relieved and happy l am
about it all"
Dick was gazing out of the win
dow at the clouds in the blue sky,
as if he were day-dreaming. He was
smiling. Slowly he turned that smile
round onto his cousin without speak
irg, till Paul said, evidently embar-
rassed:
Il guess you're glad, too, Dick,
aren't you?"
YES" said Dick, I'm glad, Paul
- very glad. for another reason
than you think. I'm glad that when
l returned Roper's purse ="
WHAT exclaimed Paul. "Yon
returned it? Just what do you
mean?"
ssYEs, Paul, l was that bum"
Richard Seabury sat back and folded
his arms thoughtfully. WELL" he
said, 1T just. proves, suppose, that
we're all something like uranium.
When an atom explodes in our minds
and makes us do something, it
seems to start chain reaction. And
you never know, do you, where it's
going to end?" The End
Evening star., 1946-05-19
ANSWERS

(Stuhldreher. Miller, Crowley and
Layden). IL. Red Grange QootbalD.
IS John l.. Sullivan (boxing).
ls. AL Javery (basebalD II. Max
Baer (boxing). 10. Christy Mathew
son (basebalD. 10. Charles C. Pyle
tpromoter). -. Fielding Yost Uoot-
balD. Il. Tommy Armour (golO.
n. Jack Dempsey (boxing). q. Joe
Dugan (basebalD. Joe Savoldi (wrcst-
llng,. R0BERT n. SHOEMAKER
Evening star., 1946-05-19

First, even though ready made aspirin
powder can be purchased from outside
suppliers, Bayer makes its oaUn instead,
tests it, adds highly effective binder
Second, this powder is compressed into
giant tablets (above, left 18 times larger
than normal Third, these giants" are
crushed back to powder, ,sifted and the Bayer
Evening star., 1946-05-19

tablets SO familiar to millions are made.
Bayer technicians could make aspirin
tablets without taking all three steps. But
because they do take them, Bayer Aspirin
starts to disintegrate within taUo seconds.
hence means amazingly fast pain relief!
So when you buy, be sure that you always
ask for genuine Bayer Aspirin by mame.!
Evening star., 1946-07-17
Marriage License
IAppIicutions

Under D. c. la,Us, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. ,Dait three jull days and
receipe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Israel Lopez. %, 7os ,sth st. NV, and
uom.1 Ann E. f%snez po1ss r as 3D. 544s ls4s s.
and Gertrude r. Harrigan. "a, Toronto
Dea:s g. Soh 81 q .9d scs L2ss' psrs ra
Charles D HOPKINS 80. $40 st me-, and
Juanits H Black, 2s' 1888 New Jersey
Oswald Lyons 20, goa New Jersey ave
Sc, and Mary E. Stewart. 20. 1919 9th
Robert j, Cobb %, and Dorothy L. Banks
A,ys 70 So1S notrd.ni Of 1i@6 7th st. ,sos nv. u.
Evsr.tt ?: k!lbs. s*fi 4. Silver SPRING, and
Josephine Graham. ~. sos Girard st
81 :.srst i, I; Taylor. ss. I17is West Vsirsini.
AZ: 80. and Lois IS c. % Cooke, 3'ss II, ss5
MEs ssn wi%s s. k,nsRsqFs 4sss BREWER ".
Herman w. Burkland. 80, Arlington. Va.
and Mildred Maurice. g. 270l 4th st
Lewis Il Brown; q. so5 Portland st; Sc,
olyss .ss t.d.n. ssnss s:r,s sS al sth st s
R.ysons asasa !, !, sst..pIstea. =. Caro-. Mich,
Joseph r. % Henderson. , %. 11o7 c st. me-.
is: both Of siis Masssehasetts & tt ave. ave.
william J, BENJAMIN. M q, an, sRd Edn. l.
and Fannie Tut. "a, .512 You st. NV.
and G.rs.res Masa0 l. M Myhr. IS sth haass
H.ToId I: rr.s.. %, Milwauk.e. wis, and
Lois v: Wenser' 2@' 23o1 Cathedral
David Adams, jr., 81, 7os rairmont st.
NV. and Marion l. Pitts. 10. Atlanta.
and T.ns S.ns; v Miller Iii ls2t T. 'tia talns
OLE i n perry q; 9. and Helen A. white,
jess: C. sSe; csr. as; DetySit Al n.a and Jo-
Paul g. Lunt. a. ISL Park I'd NV. and
Murisl L. Jones' 80, 1855 wyoming
william r. whiten.r. ir., "a. Mt. Rainier.
and Mary W. Moncrief, a1. Arlington,
Irving E. Blanchard. ,r, AZ. 1907 1ath
Syracuse. N. p
Alvin W. Harper. ss. New York, and
Cassys z: Jones, 25, III W st. NV.
Henry T, Hendrix, 10. 401s and St sw.,
and Martha J. Kinder, 20, 4037 LIST
st. sw.
Robert r. J. Ruane. 81. 1920 clydesd.le
pl, NV. and Beverly J. Crabtree. 90,
| 400 Eairmont st. NV.
Harvey H.. Jordan. ~, 1927 Bangor st.
&C., and Frances W. Davis. rs 1919
Joseph r. Madzelan, 81. 1850 Fuller At.
NV. and Anne L. Bujanovich, 80. Ar
olavi nns'9ni Munkfi. Xxi az, a144 wyoming ave.
NV, and Ella M Korkels. %, 2745
waiter .s i|.ss S!Ssn, Il 2se4 d 14t1 s.,t .t nS,
william K. Tennyson,. 81. oakdale. Pa,
and Arleen r. Doherty. 81. Bansor,
James Deene. A.. 203 Warren at ne,
and Euia M Kennedy. 36. 230 w St NV.
Tilman A. Garland. 30, and Chspmond c.
Hickson, 3s, both Of 476 M st. s.w.
Wilbur McMurray, 35, and Dorothy z
johnson, %. both OF 1905 10th st. NV.
Reginald v. DAWN. 81, and Carolyn H.
Miller, 81. both of 1870 51st st. ne.
Henry p. Duncan, 2S. Albuquerque. N. Mex
and Helen +. Mcbride, 81, sos 10th st.
Max W. Saxon, 4a. 1909 11th st. NV. and
Evening star., 1946-07-17
Conference on Liberiu
Planned at Howard u.

A conference on Liberia sponsored
by the Liberian Centennial Com
mission and the Howard University
summer school will be held July &c
at the Andrew Rankin Memorial
Chapel OF Howard University.
The Centennial Commission will
present to the conference themes
and objectives of the coming Libe-
rian Centennial and Victory Exposi-
ton to be held In Monroyia, capital
Evening star., 1946-07-17

Marie c. Lewis, ~. 1900 End st. NV.
While 9. Wylie, 20, is L st. ne, an,
Roosevelt Dukes. Il, ais Parker st. ne.
and Ferlean 6. Ellis. Is. So st. NV
Arlo 1: Sheldahl, "a. and Edwina @. BALI
Charles, e. Newbaker, tr., 26, and Rita J.
Sourbier, %. both OF 2s44 Wisconsin
ave. NV.
and Mable M. Bostick, II, 1921 st. Sc.
Clifford @. Buscher, 3s. Berwyn, Md, and
Eleanor l.. Cats, 2S. Capitol view, Nd
Marion L. Smith, 2l, Sunray. Tex, and
Dorothy A. Lass, u. 213 llth st. Sc
Evening star., 1946-07-17

city Of Liberia. from 1s47 through
1949 in commemoration of the 100th
anniversary of the independence OF
the country.
Evening star., 1946-07-17

at once you will see
ugly fakes and scales
begin to disappear.
Remember, in a clini-
cal test, twice-a-day use
brought marked inn
Evening star., 1946-07-17

Under D. c. latDs, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. ,Dait three tull days and
receipe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-06

"Jaz sem najmlajsa in sc ime-
nujem Rozina, stara % let, pa
zelo slabo pretecenih. Posebno
Sc v tel nesrecni vojski. JAZZ sem
bila " mladosti bolehna in raki-
ticna. Potem sem po nesreei pri-
sla pod avtomobil, ko sem imela
5 let in tako vse skupaj mi je
pustilo slabe posledice. Tezkega
ne morem delati. Sem pri Fran
Gu mojemu bratu, da kaj poma-
gam njegovi zeni, ker sta oba
s simon, XII ina IL let, imata
pokvarjene desne noge. Je mi
milo dve lett ma 20. aprila, XII
sta bila v vlaku "a Herpelje in
je zletel v, zrak. Oh tisti priliki
je bilo vec oseb ubitih in ranje-
nih. Nekaj jih je izgubilo po
emo nogo, neka mladenka cello
ODE nogi mad kolenom. Tedaj je
vrglo mojega necaka vec kot 50
metrov dalec po ostrem kane
nju, da je bill YES crn. Oba sta
bila Z mesecev v bolnisnici. Sc
daj sta toliko bolja, da hodita
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-06
Ko bi Tito os+o| Trs+u, bi bi|o dobro

Tukaj Sc raz priznic in po raz-
nih reakcijonarjih vedno vpije
Tito je komuhist - doll S ko-
munisti v Jugoslaviji. A kaj pa
pisejo nasi rojaki, XII zivijo pod
Titovo vlado? Kaj imajo oni
zoper svojo vlado? Mar bi oni
raje sli pod vlado, XII danes
upravlja, zatira in terorizira ma
Sc ljudstvo v Trstu in ondot-
mem kraju, XII ga sedaj upravlja
zavezniska uprava?
Mr.. Joseph Tomsic il 1O317
Prince Ave. je prejel dvoje pi-
sem, emo cd sestre Rozin e
sturm, bivajoee v Gradiscu,
Obrov pri Reki, XII spada pod
Titovo vlado, drugo pa cd ME-
ne hcere, bivajoce v Trstu. Ia
ko il enega kot drugega pisma
boste videli, kaj mislijo o svoji
vladi ljudje, XII zivijo tam.
"Gradisee, Obrov pri Reki,
1. augusta 1916.
"Dragi brat!
"Pises, da 81 mi pisal ze tri
pisma, zal, JAZZ sem prejela sa-
mo enega, ma katerega Ii takoj
odgovarjam. Dolga so leta, od-
kar sc nisva videla in bi dala ne
vem kaj, da bi Vas vse skupaj
videla, pa vem da nj mogoce.
mi smo v teh letih mnogo
prestali, toliko gorja, kar Sc
ne da opisati pod tenn fasistic-
MIN jarmom. Sc danes sc mo-
ramo z vseni mocmi boriti pro-
ii se hujsemu fasizmu, XII ga
nam hocejo kapitalisti ma vsak
nacin vsiliti. Ampak naleteli so
ma mocan odpor. Ljudstvo je
danes bolj zrelo, kot pa je bio
pred rs lett in sc ne pusti vec
tako pod noge. Mi smo &c srec-
nj, ker smo pod nasim dragim
Titom. Ampak moramo poma-
gait v borbi nasim bratom v IT,
stu in ma vsem Primorskem.
mi mogoce opisati kaksno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-06

tenn, ker vse jih je prieakovalo
kot zaveznike, kot prijatelje, ne
pa kot sovraznike. sedaj pa ta-
ko slabo ravnajo z nami. "
. cetrti sin je bill pet in pol let
vojak pod Italijo. Bill je ma vseh
frontah. Nazadnje je bill ujet
" Tuniziji in kot ujetnik odpe-
ljan v Ameriko. Bill je blizu Te-
be, pa nj vedel "a Tvoj naslov,
kar mu je zelo zal. Prisel je do
NOV "a bozic 1915 leta. Tudi on
je bill porocen, pa so mu Nemci
ubili zeno ze 1913 leta, kar pa
on nj vedel, dokler nj prisel do
NOV. Pisali smo mu nesteto pi-
sem, pa v vsem casu nj cd mas
drugega prejel kot emo karto.
En- sin je bill ujetnik v Nemciji
in drugi pri partizanih.
Vse bi sc se preneslo, samo
da bi bill posteni z nami in da
bi bila Titova vlada ostala " IT,
stu, XII ga je tolikimi zrtvami
in trpljenjem osvobodil. Sedaj
bi imeli delo in jelo vsi brez IL
jeme, tako pa je samo trpljenje.
Toliko smo lie prestali, pa smo
Sc odlocili, da tudi sedaj bono
zmagali. Moramo! Prejmite vsi
skupaj prisrcne pozdrave cd mas
vseh, posebno pa cd sestre,
"Rozine Sturm".
| + = 4
''Trst, 1. avg. 1916
"Predragi stric!
"Oprostite, da Vas nadlegu.
jem tenn pismom, ker Vas ne
poznam. Pa sem vseeno vesela
ker ste sc spomnili mole name
in mas po tolikih letih. Mo ia
mama mi je veckrat pravila cd
Vas in clovek je zelo vessel, da
sprejme porocilo cd svojih lju.
di il daljave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-06

sla, da bi 81 ljudje cd ust pritr-
gavali, posebno delavski sloji,
XII itak tezko zasluzijo. Isto maj
ne posiljajo cigaretov.
"Tako sem Yam v kratkem
orisal nase stanje glede prehra-
ne. Radi obleke je malo tezje,
isto kar Sc cevljev tice. v prvi
vrsti nj ma razpolago volnenih
izdelkov, kolikor bi trebalo.
Bombaznega blaga pa DO kmalu
dovolj.
"cevlji, XII ste mi jih poslali,
SO nam prisli zelo prav in Sc
Vam najlepse zahvaljujem. Ne
vem, kako sc Vam bonn revanzi-
raj. Kar nj pasalo po nogi, pa
smo zamenjali v familiji, tako
da imamo sedaj vsi cevlje.
"Torej, gospod Kollander, &c
pridete spomladi sem, sc Vam nj
treba bait. Nasli boste ze vse
precej v redu, pa tudi lacni ne
boste hodili okoli.
"Veckrat govorim z ljudmi, XII
prihajajo il Francije, Avstrije
in Nemcije, pa vidim, kako sla-
bo ljudje tam zivijo Sc danes.
Posebno v Nemciji in Avstriji je
obupno -.
"Toliko "a danes. Ko prideta
Sc ostala diva paketa, Vam bonn
takoj sporocil.
"se enkrat najlepsa hvala "a
poslano cd mole strani, kako1
cd mole familije.
"Prejmite iskrene pozdrave
cd Arko."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-06

borbo mora voditi primorsko
ljudstvo. To je sreca, da nam je
vse demokraticno ljudstvo v po-
moo. Moi MOI je umrl ze 1926
leta in ostala sem S 4 sinovi in
3. heerami. Starejsi je porocen
v Trstu. Mega je doletela ne
sreca ma 20. aprila 1914 leta,
ko je Sci s svojim sinkom, sta
rim 10 let v Herpelje z vlakom.
Wax je bill miniran in je zletel
v zrak, ma oni strani vasi "a
borst, skalovju. Tako sta bila
oba tezko ranjena v desne no.
&c. Bila sta Z mesecev " bolnis-
nici in komaj sedaj "a silo hodi-
ia brez palice. Posledice so tez-
ke "a oba, posebno pod temi 60
spodarji, XII jih imamo sedaj, Sc
nihce ne zmeni "a nesrecne liu-
di. Pomagamo 81 sami med Sc
boj, to je vse. Pa je hudo, ker
je pomanjkanje della in mnogo
nesrecnezev. Nimamo zasluzka,
ker bogatini mas ovirajo v vsem,
da smo pravi revezi. Vse poste-
no ljudstvo je razocarano mad
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-06

malo. Pa jima manjka kure. Ce
bi bill ze tukaj Tito bi bilo bolj-
BE.
"Pod temi gospodarji smo We
liki revezi, ravnotako kot pod
fasisti. Dne 30. junija in 1. juli-
ia so nam civilni policisti z ved-
nostjo governerja M. Alcato po-
zgali 81 gostiln in trgovin in
ODE nasi knjigarni. Use so raz-
bill, sezgali in razmetali skozi
okna in pokradli denar. Napra-
viii so velikansko skodo in. vse
to smo 81 mi odtrgali cd ust, da
smo sprawl skupaj. Civilna po-
licija je streljala ma nase ljudi
in mnogo ranila. Mas veckrat
pretepajo, kadar hocemo polka
zati naso zeljo. Tukajsnji zapori
so polni antifasistov, vojni zlo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-06
PlSMA II STARECA kRAJA
Gospodorsko s+onie domovini izboIisono

sedaj pa moramo BE malo poca-
kati, da odneha vrocina, da bo
transport mesa lazji. v juznih
krajih .drzave je mesa dovolj.
Bill sem v Sremu, Banatu in Sr-
biji. Prasicev je letos mogoce
vec kakor v mirnem casu. v Beo-
gradu je stara lanska mast po
SO dinarjev kilogram Zen do
lar) v vasem denarju.
"Ko bodo pa ma jesen poceli
klati prasice, racunamo, da DO
mast pala ma 80 dinarjev kilo-
gram ali pa Sc vec. Vse vecje
trgovine in restavracije so veci-
noma v drzavnih> rokah, pa je
tako vsaka spekulacija nemogo-
Ca. crna borza je popolnoma
propala. Restavracije so vse od-
prte in dobite dobro kosilo (ju-
no, meso, dve prikuhi in kruh
"a 35 dinarjev). Vina je dovolj
(od 35 do SO dinarjev liter). Pi-
vo po 8 dinarjev wreck.
"Sladkorja Sc nimamo dovolj,
ali ma jesen, upam, da bo tudi
tega "a silo. Mnenja sem, da maj
nasi ljudje v Ameriki ne posilja-
jo vec jestvin svojcem v domo-
vino, posebno pa Sc, &c pri Vas
tega primanjkuje in nina smi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-06

Vsak en- dollar! Clevelandski
Slovenci bi morali nabrati emo
tretjino dolocene vsote "a otro-
sko bolnico v Sloveniji! &c 80
bo zavedal vsak Slovenec in
Slovenka z pokolonom enega
dolarja. pa Sc bo stvar uresni-
ella! Tudi v uradu Enako-
pravnosti" SO sprejemajo do
neski.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-06

einci pa SO prosti. Ampak mi Sc
bono borili dokler ne zmagamo.
Imel smo IL dnevno protestno
stavko. Mi stojimo trdno zdru-
zeni, vsi posteni Slovenci in TIA
lijani. Sprejmite vi in VISA Va
sa druzina prisrene pozdrave cd
Vase necakinje,
"Rozine Sturm".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-06

Mr.. August Kollander, XII ina
svoj urad v Slovenskem narod-
mem domu ma st. Clair Ave-, je
prejel te dni zanimivo pismo cd
Vladislava Arko, carinskega in
spektorja ma ljubljanki posti "a
pakete, XII prihajajo IL Amerike.
Il pisma je razvidno, da stranke
ne placujejo nobene carine obla-
stem in le malo paketov Sc od-
pre-, pa Be tiste samo v navzoc-
nosti prejemnika. Priporoca, da
Sc cigaret in tobaka sploh ne po-
silja, ker tega je dovolj donna;
tudi jestvin vec ne primanjkuje.
Posebno tezko je "a volneno bla-
60 in cevlje., tega najbolj mani
ka. Pismo je sledece vsebine:
'Ljubljana, 5. augusta 1916.
"Dragi gospod Kollander!
"Najlepsa Vam hvala "a ODE
pismi cd II. in %. junija. Pre-
jel sem ODE pred dobrim tednom.
Odgovoril Vam bi takoj, pa sem
Sc malo pocakal, da prispejo pa
keti in da Vas potem obvestim.
No pred trent dnevi je res pri-
spell paket s cevlji, XII ste ga po-
slali kot druzega. Prislo je vse v
najlepsem redu in upam, da bo-
sta tudi ostala diva tako prisla
te dni. Pc navadi hodijo paketi
sest tednov il Amerike.
"Jaz sem ze stiri mesece "a
poslen ma carinski posti I'd anne
riske pakete. Do sedaj smo samo
v Ljubljani odpremili okrog 50,-
600 teh paketov, pa nj bilo sko-
raj nobene pritozbe. Mi ne ma
placujemo ma te pakete nikake
carine. Odpiramo tudi zelo malo,
zadnje case pa samo prisotno-
sti stranke. Radi onih paketov,
XII mi jih omenjate, da so baje
placali neko >carino, Sc mi zdi
zelo cudno. Mogoce so bill v pa
keith sami cigareti, pa je carl
narnica v Marlboro naplacala
monopolsko takso. Dali smo tu-
di MIN direktive sedaj, maj ne
naplacujejo, ako Sc vidi, da
stvar nj namenjena "a trgovino.
'''Kakor receno, pri mas v Ju-
goslaviji je iskljuceno, da bi bilo
IL paketov kaj pokradeno, ali da
bi cello cell paketi zmanjkali. Vse
Sc vrsi v najlepsem redu in nitro.
Pac pa kradejo fasisti v Trstu.
To ste citali ze v casopisju, a
najlepsi dokaz "a to Vam je IL
java gospoda pr d S dnik a
UNRRAe La Guardia, XII sc je
ma lieu mesta v Trstu preprical
tenn. Njegovo izjavo ste gotovo
slisali pa radiu, ali pa ste citali
v dnevnem casopisju. Kar Sc v
Trstu godi, je res ena svinjarija.
Fasisti so zopet dvignili glave
in preganjajo mas narod, XII je
prelil toliko krvi "a skupno zma-
go zaveznikov in zrtvoval v tel
vojni mic mani kakor 100000
ljudi.
"Iz- Vasih pisem posnemam,
da pri Vas tudi nj vsega ma raz-
polago kakor je bilo nekoc pred
vojno. o tenn sem bill informiran
il raznih pisem, XII so. jih pisali
nasi ljudje svojcem v domovini.
Bral sem jih gotovo nekaj sto,
pa so vsi tako pisali, kakor mi
vi pisete.
"Pri mas so sc razmere zelo
zboljsale. Kar sc hrane tice, smo
preboleli krizo. Kruha imamo
dovolj. Dobivamo ga sicer BE ma
karte, pa ga tudi brez kart do
bite povsod, tako da je ia prob
lem popolnoma resen in v KRAFT
KEN bodo karte odpadle. Meso
dobimo trikrat na teden po Is |
dekagramov ma osebo. Vcasih
tudi 20 dekagramov. Dobite ga
pa tudi v prosti prodaji. (Telec- |
je po 80 dinarjev, svinjsko po so |
dinarjey kilogram).