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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-04
6,200 Pupils
 Turned Awoy Opening Doy
Z3O Instructors Wont 30 Percent Raise in Salary

Norwalk, Sept. 4. (UP1 A bitter salary contro4 versy between the Ncr- walk Teachers Associa- ton and the Board of Education prevented the reopening of the city's Is public schools today and more than 6,2OO pupils were turned away until the differences could be adjusted.
 Only six of the 236 i'm structors reported for classes. They were the only ones to return signed contracts, accepting the wage scale in effect be- fore the association de- manded an approximate 30 percent general i'm crease.
 Although custodians were placed at each of the build ings, none was opened as 1t became evident at g A. M, that there would be no faculty to carry on.
 Tells Students to Go Home
 Superintendent Philip C. Jakob appeared before about 1,800 senior high school stu- dents and told them to ire turn home, and to follow the newspapers and radio" for any announcement of a decision which would allow the schools to ropen after the Summer vacation.
 Among the teachers refusing to report were Miss Dorothy Kelley, daughter of the mayor; Mrs Leo Frank, wife of a Board of Educa- tion member, and two sisters of U. S. Sen. Brien McMahon.
 Across the way from the $1, ,000- 900 high school, a group of about lS or 20 teachers, leaned out of their apartment house windows viewing the scene.
 Within an hour word circulated at all of the junior high schools and elementary schools that '-there will be no school today" and the chil- dren, far from disappointed, raced away to their homes or games.
 Up to the last minute Jakob was hopeful that some compromise could be reached to allow the term to open on time. When 1t became evident that the association was re- maining firm in its decision to hold out for higher salaries, he gave the order for the buildings to remain locked.
 Board Meets Tonight
 ln another effort to try and settl0 the controversy, the Board Of Edu- cation meets tonight for both 8 plib- lie and executive session. Mean- while, the teachers planned mass meeting for 2:30 P. M., today at Community Baptist Church a& which Mayor Edward J. Kelley and St ate Education Commissioners Alonzo G. Grace were scheduled to speak.
 Thus far the Board of Estimate and Taxation has consented to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-04
Norwalk Teachers on Strike
US. Tells Slaus Regrets Not Enough, Presses Debt

 Suitable mdemnt shooting wthlos of American
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-04

Registration Week-sept. go. Fall Term, Sept. 0. Post Junior College. 24 Central Avenue.-Adv.
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Evening star., 1946-05-06
para|yzed Youth Charged
With Killing Boxer Dies
By the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, May 6.-David Eu-
gene Donohoe, II, who with three
other youths was charged with first
degree murder in the killing of Al
Dummy Davis, the prize fighter,
died yesterday in Kings County
Hospital.
The youth was partially paralyzed
from gunshot wound he received
the night Davis was killed in a
tavern holdup. Police said patrol
man fired the shot.
Donohoe was flown here last
Monday from Kansas City for trial
He was arraigned before Kings
County Judge Louis Goldstein in the
hospital last Tuesday and pleaded
not guilty.
His condition became worse that
night and he was sworn in as a wit
ness by Judge Goldstein at the re-
quest of Donohoe's attorney, George
E. Wanderman.
The youth testified that neither
he nor his brother Russell, 20, also
charged with first-degree murder in
the Davis Staying, had a gun at the
time of the tavern holdup, nor did
they plan to rob the place.
Evening star., 1946-05-06
Raphael Co|e||a, 81, Dies;
ItaIian-American Leader

Raphael Colella, Ct, one of the
first BARRIERS in the PetWorth area
and a leader in Italian-American
affairs, died yesterday at his home
1872 Fourteenth street NV.
A native of Aquilla, near Rome
Mr.. Colella came to the United
States when he was 81 years ole
and lived in Brooklyn, n Y, about
three years before coming to Wash
ington. He opened a barber shop
in the PetWorth area and until he
became i'll several months ago op-
Grated shop at 4036 Georgia ave-
nue. NV.
Mr.. Colella was a member of sew
eral 1taian-American lodges and
clubs, including the Roma, George
Washington, Garibaldi and Cava-
lotti. Before World War II he often
represented local Italian n-Americans
at functions held at the Italian EN-
baSsy.
Surviving are his widow, the for
mer Josephine Caruso of Baltimore
three daughters, Mrs. Frances Fran.
cavilla, Bristol, Conn, and Mrs
Marguerite Polio and Mrs. Yolanda
Smith and son, Eugene F. Colella
all of Washington; two brothers
Angelo Colella, Washington, anc
John N. Colella, Waldorf, Md, and
one granddaughter.
High requiem mass will be sung
at 9 am. Wednesday at Holy Rosary
Church. Burial will be in st. Mary's
Cemetery
Evening star., 1946-05-06
Mrs. Virginia Harrigan,
Arlington Resident, Dies

Mrs Virginia Holder Harrigan,
IS. resident of Arlington County,
Va, and Washington for the last
30 years. died yesterday after an
illness of several months. She lived
with her daughter, Mrs. Lucy E.
Hanback,, BIB Rodman street NV.
Mrs. Harrigan was native of
Fauquier County, Va. She is sur
vived by two other daughters. Mrs
Bernard p Heiss and Mrs. John A.
Petty, both of Arlington; two sons.
Luther r. Price, Arlington. and
Charles j. Price, Lineboro Md: a
sister, Mrs. Latham T. Shumate,
Warrenton, Va; brother. William
T. Holder, Bealeton, Va: nine
grandchildren and one great-grand-
child.
Funeral services will be held at
pm. tomorrow at Hines funeral
home, 290l Fourteenth street NV
The Rev. Frank l.. Snyder, pastor
of Clarendon Baptist Church, of
which Mrs. Harrigan was member,
will offlciate. Burial will be in
GlenWood Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be the following
grandchildren: Bryant Hanback,,
Luther R. Price. jr.. Walter Price,
Charles J. Price, jr.; Richard A. and
James S. Petty.
Evening star., 1946-05-06
5. Trippe Williams, 44,
Buried in Family Plot

Funeral services for S. Trippe
Williams, "A, Washington resident
for lS years, who died last Monday
at Doctors Hospital, were helc
Friday at Easton, Md. Burial was
in the family plot in Spring Hill
Cemetery.
Mr.. Williams, a native of Easton
was manager of the apartment,
house at 144l Harvard street NV.
where he lived
He is survived by three sisters
Mrs. Martha Horsey, Easton; Mrs
G. Heiss, Baltimore, and Mrs
Evelyn Cook, Queenstown, Md, anc
two brothers. John D. Williams
Easton and Edward T. Williams
Royal Oak, Md.
Evening star., 1946-05-06
Fred A. Britten Rites
To Be Held Tomorrow

Requiem mass for former Repre-
sentative Fred A. Britten, "a, of H.
linois, who died Saturday night at
the Bethesda Naval Hospital, will
be said at 10 am. tomorrow at St
Matthews Cathedral by Msgr. John
T. Cartwright. He will be assisted
by 1t. M. J. Machines, Catholic
chaplain at the Naval Hospital
Burial will be in Abbey mauso-
leum, adjoining Arlington Gene
terry
Mr.. Britten, who was noted for
his big Navy" views, fought hard
for Navy funds all through the
1920s, when the emphasis was on
scrapping ships rather than build
ing them.
He served in the House from 1918
to 1885, and was chairman of the
House Naval Affairs Committee
from 1923 until the Democrats
gained control of the House in 1881
Evening star., 1946-05-06
Charles P. Shoffner, Is,
Farm Broadcaster, Dies
BY the Associated Press

LAUREL SPRINGS, N. j., May 6
Charles P. Shoffner, 76, radio
farm and gardening commentator
died yesterday at his home here.
On December % last year, Cam
den County Coroner Edward C
Gardner reported Mr.. Shoffner was
shot by his 79-year-old father in
law, William Thornley,, who then
shot and killed himself. At the
time Mr.. Gardner quoted Mr.. Shoff.
ner as saying Thornley, had brooded
for some time over Mr.. Shoffner's
marriage to his daughter, Martha
Al.
A noted ornithologist and expert
on agricultural problems, Mr.. Shoff.
ner was associate and art editor ot
the Farm Journal for IA years be-
fore he began broadcasting in 1924
From then until the shooting, he
conducted his Rural Digest Hour
15-minute weekly program over q
Philadelphia station.
Evening star., 1946-05-06
Mrs. Anne Emerson
Dies at Baltimore
By the Associotsd Press

BALTIMORE, May 6.-Mrs. Anne
Preston Mccormack Emerson, widow
of Isaac E. Emerson, founder Of
the Emerson Drug Co., and the
Emerson Hotel here, died yesterday
after a long illness.
She was the second wife of Mr..
Emerson.
Surviving are two children, Fred
erick r. Mccormack and Mrs. Mat
thew Looram of Baltimore; two
sisters, Mrs. Henry Graves, New
York, and Mrs. Preston Farley, New
Canaan, Conn, and five grand
children, Francis H. McAdoo, jr,
Mrs. Robert B. Beford, jr.. Mrs.
Peter Coy, Miss Patricia Keith and
Miss Margaret Mccormack
Three great-grandchildre Miss
Sheila Malgrim Coy, William Gibbs
McAdoo, Sd, and John Hart McAdoo,
also survive.
Evening star., 1946-05-06

of the lake. Two members of the
party were rescued by fishermen,
but a British Army captain and an
enlisted man were missing.
Bruno Mussolini, whose widow
had been living in Como for the
last two years, was killed in 1941
while testing a bomber.
His widow, the former Signorina
Gina Ruberti, was the daughter of
Prof. Guido Ruberti. theater critic
and head of the Education Minis
try's Division of Contemporary Art
during Mussolinis regime. Members
of her family were known as ardent
FaScistS.
Evening star., 1946-05-06
Sx4kaae a4e exE<akx:

>HAEdd< seE e*6tA<~:
For long time we've been trying to get
across the idea that ''9 out Of 10 individuals
and firms who come to this bank get what
they want-or more"'
That's a strong statement; but carefully
kept records prove that it's fact!
They show, too, that SO out Of l0'' people
who want money, want it for some WORTH
while purpose to modernize house, to
pay accumulated bills, to remodel a store-
front -. or even to enlarge a factory.
But ever since this bank was founded we've
believed that whatever the purpose, money
should be primarily means to an end -.
that peoples goals are far more important
than any amount Of money itself.
Gradually people began to understand.
They recognized what they called ''differ-
ent" banking attitude.
But in spite of this {. . in spite Of the fact
that this bank now serves over $4,000 ac-
T counts Of many different types we're
still faced with this problem: How can we
sho,o people that we do put ourselves on their
side of the fence that we do strive COM
s'dhoy ~ heip inc" get Wnat tnoy Wants 10
realize their ambitions?
The more that we can get this idea across,
the more this bank can be of maximum use
fulness to more individuals, more businesses,
and to all our communities.
We've explained this attitude-the 'dif-
ferent" attitude in this bank-time and
again. But how can we illustrate it? What
kind Of picture would express such an idea?
Evening star., 1946-05-06
Charles {. Batche|der, 78,
Former U. 5. Official, Dies
by the Associoted Press


NEW YORK, May GA man
identified from personal papers as
Charles c. Batchelder, 78, lecturer,
writer and former Government Of
f1cial, collapsed in a bakery near
his home here Saturday and died
shortly afterward, police reported.
Among the positions he held were
Undersecretary of the Philippines,
Acting Commercial Attache in Peip-
ing, trade commissioner in India
and field director for the Red Cross
In 1922 Mr.. Batchelder was
acting chief of the Far Eastern di-
vision of the Commerce Department.
He taught Or lectured at number of
universities and the War College
A native of Boston. he graduated
from Harvard University magma
cum laude.
Evening star., 1946-05-06

Saturday nlSHC
during a boating
party with three
British soldiers
and a no t h e r
woman. Identi-
hcation was con-
hrmed by docu-
ments in the
clothing.
Police said the
30 y e ar oil d
daughter lin law
of the former
Duce drowned
when the boat
sprang a leak in
Iooo eoctior
Evening star., 1946-05-06
TuyIor Back in Rome

ROME, May s (P).-Myron c.
Taylor, accompanied by his wife,
returned to Rome yesterday by
plane to resume his duties as Presi-
dent Truman's representative in the
Vatican.
Evening star., 1946-05-06
BhuIobhui Desoi Dies;
Confidonte of Gondhi
BY the Associoted Press

BOMBAY, India, May 6.-Bhula-
bhai Desai, leader of the Congress
Partys Central Legislative Assem-
bly, and a confidante of Mohandas
K. Gandhi, died today.
Desai worked closely with Gandhi
last year in examining and approx
ing British proposals for changes
in the India government.
Evening star., 1946-05-06
Garh nf TlrankH

BUTLER, LOTTIE. The family of the
late LorTIE BUTLER of 1915 Conn. ave.
NV, wishes to express their gratitude to
me many friends, neighbors and relatives
Tor their Kindness and expressions of SYM
pathy and beautiful floral tributes received
at the passing Of our dear mother We
and members of the Flower Club OF Mount
Gilead Baptist Church for their kindness
We wish to thank Rev. K. w. Roy for his
kind assistance
DAUGHTERS, MRS. ROSETTA QUAnFs
AND MRS: EURAPHINE HAMILTON,
AND FAMILY
Evening star., 1946-05-06
Lake Gives Up Body
OF Gina Musso|ini
BY the Assoeioied Pies,

MILAN, May 6-The body OF Gina
Mussolini, widow of Bruno Musso-
lini, was recovered yesterday from
Lake Como, where she was drowned
Evening star., 1946-05-06
CARTER JAMES W. P. G. c. Members

JANES w. r. o. z. NemDeTs
y Knights of Pythias will hold
4 funeral services for our late
brother. JAMES w. CARTER
P. G. c., member of Capito
Lodge, No. "a, at Zirkle's Fu-
neral Home, $40 c st. ne, al
80 pm. Monday, May 6
n AZ I'D EEN8hM n
Evening star., 1946-05-06
Dfaths

BERNSTEIN, ABRAHAM. On Sunday,
May o. 1916. at Miami Beach, Fla, ABRA-
HAM BERNSTEIN, beloved father of Mrs
Jean Miller of Miami Beach Fla; Mrs.
Illlle Brotman of Buffalo, N. Y, and Jo-
Seph Bernstein. He also is survived by a
sister: Mrs. Fannie Alper. and two brothers,
Maurice Bernstein of New York and Philip
Bernstein OF Pittsburgh, Pa. Funeral Serv-
ices at the Bernard Danzansky & Son Fu-
neral Home 3501 l4th st. NV, on Wednes-
Gay May s, at , pm. Interment Adas
Israel Cemetery.
Evening star., 1946-05-06

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Evening star., 1946-05-06

SHIP, RONALD W. On Sunday. May
s. 1916. at Childrens Hospital. RONALD
w. SHIPP, beloved son OF Charles w. and
bers' Funeral Home, 5l7 18th st. Sc, on
Tuesday, May z, at l1:30 am. Inter
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1946-05-06

SNYDER, JOHN l.. On Friday. May 3,
1916, at the home Of his daughter. Mrs.
Washington, D. C. JOHN l. SNYDER of
Browningsvile, Md, age 96 years. Re-
Damascus, Md Funeral services will be
conducted Tuesday, May 7. at 2 pm. at
the Bethesda Methodist Church. Brown
ingSville, Nd. Interment in Church Gene
terry d
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-28
OdbOr.
Diva nova grobova
pri drustvu W boj j"

Cleveland, O. - Ko sem bill
lansko leto ma seji 81. odbora
SNPJ, smo izgubili clanico. Ko
sem sc vrnil letos z letne seize,
smo zopet izgubili clanico. In
danes, ko je dan mojega pocit-
ka, mi pove tajnik J. Durn, da
smo izgubili pa Sc enega clana.
Tako je z nami, zemljani. Danes
smo Sc, jutri pa ne vec.
V ponedeljek, 18. februarja
je preminila clanica Angela Gel
,har, stara 46 let, 1921 Sara
nae Rd. Rojena je bila v Sell
cab, Slavinja. zapusca diva bra
ia in dive sestri. V Ameriki .je
bivala 26 let in tukaj zapusea
moza Antona, sina Antona in
Ludvika. Prvi je bill odpuscen
cd vojakov in drugi po cinu kor-
poral pa Sc sluzi v Nemciji. Po-
greb pokojnice Sc je vrsil v ce-
trick, 21. februarja popoldne iz
JOS. zele pogrebnega zavoda ma
Highland pokopalisee, po civil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-28

mem obredu. Maj il DO blag spo-
min in njenim sorodnikom pa
nase sozalje!
Preminil je tudi John Godina,
star 81 let, rojen v Herpelju-
Kozina, v blizini Trsta, kjer "a
pusca brata Jozefa in sestri Ce-
cilijo in Antonio. Tukaj pa "a
pusea zeno Frances, sina. Johna
in Georgia teh heere Frances in
Antoinette. Zapusca tudi diva
brata, Antona in Vinkota ter
vec >drugih sorodnikov.
Pogreb Sc je vrsil 21. febru-
aria pod vodstvom August Sve-
tex pogrebnega zavoda ma High
land pokopalisee, pc civilnem OBJ
redu: v imenu drustva V boj,
st. So SNPJ izrekam sorodni-
kom pokojnika sozalje, MENU
pa blag spomin. Pokojnik je bill
tudi delnicar Slovenskega delav-
skega donna ma Waterloo Rd., in
pred lett tudi tam uposlen v
klubovih prostorih.
Frank Barbic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-28
UR REDNI IkOvA
PO$TA
STO DOLARJEV IA
OTROSKO BOLNIsNICO

Mr.. Frank Jelercic in njego-
70 soproga sta Sc vrnila il Flo
ride. Lepe spomine sta prinesla
S seboj. Ko sta uzivala svoj "a
sluzeni pocitek in razvedrilo pod
toplim juznim soncem, sta zve-
della, da je SANS prieel zbirati
denarne prispevke "a otrosko
bolnisnico v sloveniji. Pa Sc je
srecno nasmehnil radodarni in
narodno zavedni Frank ter de-
jail syoji soprogi: "Zdaj pa kar
nazaj v Cleveland, da bova tudi
midva med prvimi "a tako clo-
veeansko stvar"! - RaAgrane
wolfe sta srecno prispela domov
ter izrocila SANSu sto dollar
jew "a otrosko bolnisnico v Slo-
veniji. - Hvala lepa!
Odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-28

Drustvo Zavedni sosedje, st.
15S SNIP, XII v teko6em letu
praznuje syojo 35-ietnico OBJ
stanka, priredi "a svoj JUBILEE
pies in prosto zabavo. To DO v
nedeljo 3. marca v Slovenskem
drustvenem domu ma Recher
Ave. Pricetek OBJ 8. uri zvecer.
Ia pies igra dobro poznani Ku-
sarjev orkester.
Oskrba "a prigrizek in "a ze-
10 DO pa v rokah najboljsih We
scakov, XII Sc razumejo ma to-
vrstna della in naloge. zatorej
vabimo vse clane in njih dru-
zine, kot tudi vse prijatelje
drustva in druge, da Sc ma ONE
njeni dan udelezite prireditve
ter s tenn pripomorete do boil
Sega uspeha in sebi pa nekaj
neprisiljene zabave med svoji-
mi in drustvenimi prijatelji.
Vabi odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-28
Progresivne
Slovenke Amerike
tNadaljeyanje 2 2. stralai)

Mas krozek st. 3 zelo lepo ma
preduje. Dobile smo precejsnJe
stevilo noyih clanic. Delamo Il
bono Sc delale, kar nam DO maj :
yee mogoce "a pomoc nasi bedni
domovini.
Dne 9. junija bono imeli. vsi
krozki skupni piknik v Eucli-
du ma Recher Ave. Priporocam
vam ze sedaj, da 81 omenjeni
dan prihranite "a mas, kajti v
sklad "a otrosko bolnisnico mo-
ramo zbrati Progressive" mai
mani $4,000.
Drage sestre, Sc enkrat yam
klicem: ma delo, da bono lahko
ponosom zrle v svetlejso bo-
docnost nase rodne zemlje in OBJ
zakljucku tega pomoznega della
zadovoljnega srca lahko rekle,
da smo storile svojo dolznost.
zivela svobodna Jugoslavija
pod vodstvom tovarisa naarsala
Tita! Smrt fasizmu! Svoboda
narodu!
Mary Vogrin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-28
Vabilo ma pies in zabavo

Euclid, O. - V sedanjem ca
SUI ,ko Sc po vojnem metezu vra-
camo v normalne razmere, pri-
hajajo prizori vsakdanjega ziv-
ljenja in druge aktivnosti v re-
den polozaj in v stare navajo.
Razne organizacije, drustva in
klubi zopet vprizarjajo veseli-
ce, igre in druge zabave.
Vecina teh organizacij in dru-
Stew vodijo poleg svojih obicaj-
nih obligacij, tudi pomoc v raz-
ne dobrodelne namene. Medtem
posvecajo mnogo casa in della
"a v pomoc start domovini, kar
je sedaj v povojnen casu zelo
potrebno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-28
STRAIN 3.

Ia ma 5000 in Gould takoj ma
to ma $500 Nazadnje je Van
derbilt ponudil, da bo pristojbi-
ma $1.00 Cd vagona. S tenn je bill
ocividno Gould premagan, vsaj
kar Sc tice tovornih pristojbin
in yes promet je tako dobil med
temi mesti Vanderbilt. Gould pa
je naskrivaj pokupil vso zivino
zapadno cd mesta Buffalo, XII je
bila namenjena "a trg V klavni-
ce, katero je posiljal potom Van
derbiltovega sistema NYC RR,
skoraj zastonj V New York in
tenn delal velike dobicke ma Ii
vinskem trgu v New Yorku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-28
NaprOdai ie

rumeno zidano stanovanjsko
poslopje "a 4 druzine;; 5 sob
"a vsako stanovanje. Po-
drobnosti Sc poizve ma 225
E. 156 St., Suite No. l, ali
poklicite w 1872.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-28

Neki kritik je obiskal uaet-
nostni muzej slikami, katere je
S zanimanjem ogledoval vec kot
emo uro. Ko je odhajal, ga je
upravitelj muzeja vprasal: "Kaj
mislite o nasih galerijah slik?"
"Slike SO Sc dosti dobre," od-
govori kritik, ''toda manjka pod
mimi pisanih smesnic."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-28

Mexico je Cornelius Wander
bilt lastoval New York Central
zeleznieo; Jay Gould pa je Oh
tistem casu vodil Erie zelezni-
co. Cena "a prevazati govedo liz
Buffalo v New York je bila te-
daj cd vagona $125.00. Da po-
mnozi promet ma N.Y.C. zelezni-
ci, je Vanderbilt znizal pristoj-
bino ma $4,000; OBJ istem casu
je Gould znizal pristojbino ma
$500. Vanderbilt ponovno mi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-28
LEP OAR

Oh priliki svoje 25-letnice "a
konskega zivljenja je Mr.. Aha
cij Prezelj daroval pri podruz-
nici st. 1O6 SANS vsoto $25 v
pomoc Jugoslaviji. Mr.. Prezelj
je predsednik te podruznice, XII
Sc mu zahvaljuje "a velikodusni
dar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-28
AktivnOsti krOzka St. 1

V mesecu februarju je bill mas
krozek st. 1 zelo zaposlen, prvic
S kampanjo "a jugoslovanske
solske otroke in drugic pa z
igro, katera Sc je vrsila II. fe-
bruarja.
- Kampanja "a solsko deco je
zelo dobro uspela. Niti cd dalec
nismo pricakovale tolikega uspe-
ha. 10 sva Sc z naso tajnico
Vidrichevo pogovarjale, sve me-
nile, da ako bono spravile sku-
paj par stotakov, da DO ze We
liko, ampak smo sc "a enkrat
precej zmotile.
Bio mas je sest pobiralk pri-
spevkov okrog nasih trgovcev
in sicer:: R. Slejko, Zafred, Vi
drich, Skerl, Kline in Gorjanc.
PRAY yneto smo tekmovale med
seboj in inaele vse dober uspeh.
Oh zakljucku. kampanje je slo
nasi tajnici kar YES veeer ma
smeh, ko je belezila prispevke.
Kar predstaVljati 81 nj mogla,
kdaj bono vse to blago zavile
in odposlale naprej, ampak V
prihodnjih par veeerih je bilo re
vse delo skoneano. Ma pornoc SO
nam prisi namree tudi nasi
pridni nozje.
Mladinski pevski zbor iz Wa
terioo nam je zapel nekaj pesnai
pod yodstyom nase elanice An
ne Vadnal oh zaM jueenem We
eeru nass kampanje.
Dva pevca tega zbora, bratca
Viktor in Richard Intihar sta
mi izroeila vsak po 81. Rekla
sta mi: 80 je "a tiste solske
otroke v Jugoslayiji!" - Ko ju
vprasazn: All wanna je to ma
ma izrocila, sta odgoyorila: 20,
ne! To sya mi sana zasluzila
pri raznasanju "Enakoprayno-
str. Pri teh besedah sem Sc "a
znislila, ees: hi vedno koliko
das, a1npak kako in $ kaksnim
ob6atkom das! Med darovalci "a
Jugoslevansko po1noe sem ze
vecikrat yidela objavljeno iIne
starisey teh otrok. In tudi nasa
mala peyka, NADIA skerl je pri-
nesla velik zayoj soiskih potreb-
scin.
Natancnejse porocilo celot-
nj kampanI DO pac podala nasa
tajnica.
Kakor Sc je izkazalo je bila
igra "Stari grehi" zelo, uspesna,
~ kar gre priznanje nasi Sc
stri Bashel, XII Sc je veliko tru-
dila, da je vse te igralce skupaj
dobila. Ko smo je sprasevale,
kateri bodo igrali, je dejala.: Sa-
!. rni fejst igralci! Ona ina nam
rec rajsi, da gremo igro pogle-
dat, kot pa da jo kaj sprasuje-
mo o tenn. In njena taktika je
dobra dokaz natlacena >dvo-
r3na II. februarja!l
Theresa Gorjanc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-28
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