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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-04-25

Although DOT Is known to b,
highly effective against many in
sect pests, only a few recon-
lamentations have been made fol
its use for the 1916 crop year
This, says Brannon, is because
there is considerable which is We
unknown about DOT, and much
additional time and basic research
will be necessary before we gel
the full story as to its value an6
its limitations.
A good rule to follow, in the
meantime, is to use DOT only on
insects that infest the house, barn
and other buildings-and not on
those pests which can only be
reached by applying the DOT di-
rectly to food stuffs. One exception
is made: the cabbage caterpillar
may be sprayed with DDT-if the
DOT is not applied within 80 days
of the time when the cabbage will
be ready to- be eaten.
In general, DOT may be used
safely on the portions of plants
which are not used as foods, such
as potato vines and tops of fall
onions. ....
Brannon makes one other rec
ommendation for DOT. It may be
used safely on insects which de-
foliate shade trees, such as elm
leaf beetle, lockwood leaf miner,
cankerworm, saWflies and tent
caterpillar.
DOT has been found externally
safe to men and animals except
when used in oil emulsions. Per-
sons using it in this form should
take special precautions that ex-
posture is not prolonged, for in
oil it is readily absorbed through
the skin of men and animals.
The orchardist who depends on
the honey bee to pollinize the
fruit trees for him, should know
something about bee nature. These
tips on how to manage pollinating
bees comes from John Snyder,
horticulturist at the State College
of Washington.
First off, good location for
the hives is important. They
should be near the trees to be
and in sunny place.
Bees do not travel far. They have
been known to range freely over
a radius of two miles, but are
more efficient at shorter distances.
This is because they can make
three or four short trips in an
hour, but only one long trip.
Its even more important that
they be located in a place that is
open to the sunlight and protected
from the wind, because in a warm
location they are much more ar
tive. The early morning sun is
desirable, encouraging
them to start work sooner. It is
often convenient to group eight or
ten hives in one place, for this
facilitates bringing them into and
taking them out. of the orchard
which is easier when the hives
are not distributed singly through
out the orchard.
"Orchardists sometimes have
getting the bees to feed
where they want them to feed.
Here an understanding of bee ma
ture again comes in handy. If
you want them to work on your
orchard and not in a neighboring
orchard, it's important to bring
them into the orchard at the right
time. The first blossoms should be
just opening-if earlier, the bees
are encouraged to 60 elsewhere;
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-04-25
Tri-C County Bar Elects
Officers at Dinner Meet.

a meeting Of the tri-county ban
association of the counties of Ad-
ans, Benton, and Franklin was
held at the Arrow Grill at Kenn-
wick, Washington, Monday even
lng,, April Is, 1916. After dinner
new officers were elected, and
Powell, Kennewick, President:
business was discussed.
Retiring officers were Charles
Powell, Kennewick president: w.
Walters Miller, Ritzville, vice
president; and James Leavy, Pas
co, secretary.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-04-25

| IIiahlsnd SBS Clnb
The Highland SBS club met
April 3 at the Highland club house.
Vernon Kloster, a guest, advised
on the clubs work. Two new men,
bers, Curtis Mohr and George
Mitchell, were added to the club.
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PAGE FIVE

Members discussed the selling
of pop at the club house, and il
was decided to start offering il
for sale April 6. A wienie roast
was held after the meeting. Fiji
teen members and two visitors
attended
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-04-25

charged last December from the
Army Air Corps after three years
OF service, has temporary employ
ment in Dixon until June.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-04-25

The first American carpet was
made by William Sprague in 1891.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-09-06
/. O. Schaub Urges
Organization
of All Farmers

10. Schaub, director of the N. C.
Agricultural Extension Service, sent
the following message to farmers
of this area and it was presented
at a recent meeting of the Columbus
County Farm Bureau, now seeking
membership:
The shooting war is over and
We hope for all time! That does not
mean, however, that we, as indlVld-
uals or as groups, can relax on the
assumption that all problems are
solved. Economic forces will continue
to exert pressure and new situations
vitality affecting the farmer will a.
rise from day to day, month to
month, and year to year. We are
in an age of organization with var
ious groups being organized to look
after the interests of their Individual
members. That is true with labor,
with industry, and with professional
groups of all kinds.
IF the farmer is to receive his
due consideration, it is absolutely
necessary that the farmers be organ
lied on a local, state, and national
level: to always be on the alert to
consider all types of legislation, both
national and state, that would al
feet the farmers interests. The in
dividual farmer of Columbus county
is HELPLESS by himself when it comes
to the question of presenting MS
viewpoint on the state and national
affairs. If he is member OF
good farm organization with MS
own chosen officials to represent
him in Raleigh or in Washington.
he has the machinery for making
his voice heard.
with conditions existing as I
have outlined above, I feel 1t IS
vital that the farmers not only OF
Columbus county, but in every agrl-
cultural county in the United States
become active and working members
Of A good strong organization. The
value of the organization has been
demonstrated beyond question during
the last fifteen years. Had we not
had such organizations to look after
the farmers interests, it would De
tragic to contemplate what KIND OF
condition we might have. Our 10
bacco situation is now quite taVoraole.
! seriously question whether thae
would be true had We not had strong
farm organizations pressing o'
prcDer legislation to enable the 1ar-
n,er to control his production ana
70 secure a fair price. without an
organization in the future to continue
look after the farmers Wei1are'
we can be absolutely sure that sue"
= favorable situation will not con-
tinue.
The next Congress and succeolhs
CONGRESSES will have all KINDS OF
proposals for legislation a1lecVi"s
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-09-06
THE
TEEN-AGE
VIEW
BY MARY 10 COLE

I'm serving my first sentence upon
the readers of this column by taking
to the soap box and Grating on the
subject of the wonderful policemen
to be found in Tabor City.
Last week while I was in my
fathers office in the city hall, I
saw one man brought to Jail for auto
stealing and before the endof that
day. four men of assorted colors and
sizes were to be found in the clink
Two of these were charged with
auto stealing and the other two with
being slightly inebriated while in
public.
The City HALL sure was true to
it's name that day. 1t was a hall
for escorting Grant men to the
clink.
The first arrestee that day came
in muttering 81 amt done nothin'."
The second walked up inquiring how
he could get the first one out, and
he had an attack of the DTS, so
the officer calmly escorted him up
stairs to keep his pal company.
There was nothing colorful about
the third arrest, he was just a
common horse or car thief. But any
how, hats off to the police.
Editors Note: Mary 10 Cole is the
daughter of Willard G.. Cole, execu-
tive-secretary of the Merchants As
ISOLATION and former neWspaperman
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-09-06

Indoor games were enjoyed and
ice cream, individual cakes and iced
drinks were served.
Those attending included Misses
Lucille Wright, Myrtle Davis, Kath-
leen Horne, Anita Fonvielle, Kathryn
Poston, Martha Helen Westmore-
land and Frances Hickman; Paul
Rogers, Jr, Jack Watts, Harold
BONNEVILLE, Alden Leonard, Rev. and
Mrs. Winfrey Davis.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-09-06

the farmers. Some of these pro-
posals will be good and some will
be bad. 1t is absolutely necessary
therefore, to the welfare of each and
every farmer in Columbus County
that there is a strong, sound and ac-
tive national organizational organi-
cation through which he has an OPP
portunity to voice his own ideas.
"It is not proper for me to reco-
mmend any specific farm organiza-
ton, but I do urge that each and
everv farmer identifies himself with
a good, sound farm organization
for under existing conditions, that
is the only way I know by which
he has the opportunity of making
his views effective"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-09-06
B.Y.P.U. Enjoys
Social Monday

The Young Peoples Union of the
Mount Tabor Baptist B. T. U. en-
Joyed a social at the church Monday
evening. Miss Myrtle Davis, Miss
Martha Helen Westmoreland, Miss
Kathleen Horne, Miss Lucille Wright
and Miss Ante Fonvielle, social
committee members, were in charge
of the entertainment of the evening.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-09-06
Miss Bessie Floyd
Accepts Florida job

Miss Bessie Floyd, daughter of Mrs.
E. L. Floyd here, has accepted
position as director of public school
music and dramatics in the Lake
City, Fla.
Miss Floyd recently reported there
and is now busy in the Lake City
school system.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-09-06

THE SALVATION ARMY 4.
SERVICES
The Salvation Army in America has
nearly 5000 units Of work located for
the most part in urban communities
throughout tie United States, the tia-
waiian Islands and Alaska
TYPES OF LOCAL UNITS
{Reiigious activities, group work,
community visitation, night and day.
Hospitals
General Hospitals: Wor1en's Hospi-
ta!s; Maternity Homes for unmarried
mothers; Free Dia9ensaTies; Medical
Clinics: Denta: Clinics
Family Welfare Service e.,
Youne Wo-nen'S Residences
ll1noWn as EVargel;Iies)
Won,er's Emergency Homes and Lodges
Deteation Homes '''' "Stt+~
Mems Hotels
Mems Ea,ereency Homes and Lodges
Mems Social Service Centers
Shelters for homeless men; Sheltered
workshops Stores fer sale OF saivaged
goods
BovS Clubs and Youth Cenfers
Fresh.A:r and YOUNG Peoples Camps
Summer Music Institutes
Settlements and Day Nurseries
M:ssina Persona Bureaus
Vocational Guidance and Placement
Bureaus
Red Shield Service Centers for the Armed
Forces (not USo) including mobile
canteens
Transient Service Bureaus
Leagues Of Mercy
(Groups of volunteer lay vofkefs o.
sanized for visitation Of sick in hos'
pitfalls and hosnes)
Home Leagues
fThs lay won,an's organization calling
for Improvement of homo life through
Christian fellowship
Prison Work assej Police Court Work
Within prisons through Brightef-Day
Leagues; religious meetings and song
scyricss. L;fers Club for Life tern,srs.
Outside rsiS,ns: Relief for oeedy
farci,;es &; prisoners: responsibility
for o.rciaes cad assistance to them In
securing employment; attendance In
police couru. particularly in interest
III fast offenders,
Rural Service Jnirs
i:,,om:a::t.es IL rural communities to
take .era %: LEGAL reeds)
WAR RECORD
the rnterpa7isns. Salvation Army as.
s.;-ned its wartime duties with the first
outbreak uf hos:.titias. Red Shield Clubs
we're established. Mobile Canteens started
rsii,ls. Service Clubs. Coffee Euts, Can.
,aels were established On beachheads and
n ;,,neles. All told. in World War II,
1850 s;sivetion Army units served the
Allied armed Forces on 26 war fronts
30
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mo irnArsikje na zabaviscih, 30
Ezgrajeni ma tenn naGelu. i
Toda to silo ,je tlovestvo znalo
izkoristiti tudi v znanosti in in-
|dustriji. Posnemalniki, stroll Va
susenje ali ozemanje perila, pri-
prave "a preiskave v zdrayni-
SIKH laboratorijih, posebne W.
ste vodnih crpalk, vse to je zgra-
jeno ma osnovi izkoriscanja cen
tgifugalne sile. :.
Kakor vemo, se vrti nasa zern-
lja okoi isvoje osi z brzino, XII
|znasa ma ekvatorju preko 1000
kilometrov ma uro. Ako ne bi
bilo sile, ki mas privlaa k zemlji,
to je teznost, bi vsi in vse okoli
mas odletelo v vsemirje. In dasi
je tcentrifugalna sila najve6ja na
ekvatorju, bi vendar tudi vi, XII
|sedaj to eitate, s knjigo, miro,
da, cello hiso vred odleteli v zrak,
|seveda le, ako bi ne bilo, kot re-
teno teznosti ali gravrtacije.
Prav ista centrifugalna sila je
tudi vzrok, da SO VISA telesa ma
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ga izdajaIi okupatorju. Cerkev
je iocena Cd drzave, to pa zato,
da Sc vero ne more izkoriscati
u politicne namene, tako kot so
b v te namene izrabljali "a ca
81 okupacije, Tda SO duhovniixi v
spovednici izprasevali otroke,
kaj oce in matt govorita, pono-
Ii pa je prisla policija in je iste
aretirala. ...... ..
"Pisal bi Ii Sc, toda moran
koncati, a drugic, &c te bo zani-
malo, pa bonn pisal kaj vee.
II. - "Tvoj necak Grill -
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Drustyelai koledar


Pioneers CFU. Pies v avdito-
riju Slovenskega narodnega
donna ma st. Clair Ave.
8. deceYnbra, nedelja. - Pro-
sivne Slovenke krozek st. /
pies v zgornji dvorani Slo-
venskega delavskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd.
ii. decembra, 'sobota. - Drus-
two "Conrades' st. 566. Pies
v avditoriju Slovenskega ma
rodnega donna ma St. Clair
Avenue.
Is. decembra, nedelja. - st. 'Jo-
seph Cadets - Pies v igor
njidvoram Slov. delavskega
donna ma Waterloo Rd.
Is. decembra, nedelja. - PTire-
ditev podruznice st. 48 SANS
v Slovenskem delavskem do
mu ma Waterloo Rd. v korist
stare domovine.
~. .decembra, nedelja. - Slov.
sola SIND. Bozicnica v avdi-
toriju slovenskega narodne-
ga donna ma st. Clair Ave.
20. decembra, nedelja. - Pies
v pomoe start domovini v
dvorani 'Slovenskega delav-
skega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
25. decembra, sreda. - Socia-
listicni klub - pies v igor
Mi dvorani Slovenskega de-
lavskega donna ma Waterloo
Road.
%. decembra, sObota. - Macca-
bees Red Jackets Team. Pies
v avditoriju Slovenskega ma
rodnega donna ma st. Clair
Avenue.
20. decembra, nedelja. - Kluk
slovenskih zena-ples v igor.
Mi dvorani Slovenskega de-
lavskega donna ma Waterloo
Rd.
81. decembra, torek. - Silves.
trov pies pevskega zbora "Ja'
dram" v obeh dvoranah Slo.
venskega delavskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd.
81. decembra, tOrek. - Sloven
ski narodm dom in Klub dru
stew SIND. Silvestrov vecer !
obeh dvoranah SIND.
81. decembra, torek. - Silves
strov vecer, priredi Slovensk
dom ma Holmes Ave.
l947
4. januarja, sobota. - Drustvt
Napredne slovenke Stew. 13i
SNPJ Plesna vese1ica v avdi
toriju Slovenskega narodnegs
donna ma st. Clair Ave.
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tjREDr Drnl<OVA POSTA

oni. Zvonko je sci v gnnajno Sc
leta 1913, JAZZ pa sele leta 1914.
Zdaj sem ze donna kot civilist,
medtem ko je Zvonko se vedno
vojak. On Sc je tolkel po Do
lenjskem, stajerskem, Avstriji,
po nemskem polomu je Sci pa v
Vojvodino, kjer.je Sc zdaj. Jaz
sem Bill pa, ko sem jo pobrisal
v gozd, nekaj dni ma Gorenj-
ske1n, potem sem bill ma Primor-
szen. Vrtil sem Sc po Tolmin-
skem, okrog spodnje Trebuse,
kjer je bill donna Peter organist.
Potem okrog Idrije, po vipavi
in Sc. onstran Vipave okrog
stanjela.
"Po nfemskem polomu sem Sci
v Idrijo, kjer sem bill do konca
septembra 1915, nato sem bid
pa v Postojni do konca oktobra,
nakar sem Sci don1ov kot civil
list. Vidita, to bi bila ma kratko
nasa zgodovina med vojno. Ma
ma in papa sta Sc pa medten1
tresla donna, kaj DO z NINA, ko
imata oba sinova "bandita"! K
sreci Sc jinna nj mic zgodilo in
nista -okusila dobrot nemskih
@agerjev in ne jec donacih IL
da.jalcev - belogardistov. Ka.
krsne vrste tiei so to, itak go.
tovo veste. Oh nemskem polo.
mu SC 10 veG ali mani pocedili
ven - Anglezein in American.
Gem v foke. zdaj nam jih pa
pocasi vracajo. Bas te dni SC
nam dali riekaj najvecjih glav
da bono okrasili kandelabre pa
'Ljubljani mimi. E, tako Sc go.
idi z izdajaici! vse nase sorod.
istvo je bilo TIA pravo" - par.
tizanslo! Srainote snisrno delali
belogardista hi med mani! -
Zdravo!
''1arko Srebot"
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|ekvatorju lazja kakor ma obeh
Itecajih. Izraeunali 80, da je VISA.
kA stvar ma ravniku "a $50. del
svoje teze Iazja kakor ma enen
Cd tecsjev, Ako bi Sc zemlja VI.
tela l7krat hitreje, bi telssa ns
imela Iia ekvatorju prav nobene
|teze.
Vista znAnstvs veehikov Y zgodo.
vfni se Je ukvarjA1a y poizkusi,
kako premagati tezhost kot pri.
vlatno siio zenije. Spomnimo Sc
naertov b poletfh v vsemirje.
Kak bi bill pogaed ma naso ZEN.
ITO, ako bi iznenada prenehaIa
|deiovati njera pfivlacna siIa :
Use, ne satfo ljudje, 'tenvec tu.
al hvah, hise, fadje,. drevje, =
emo besedo, vse kar nj dovoaj
trdno zakoreninjeno Y zernelj jski
|skorji, bi zarad centrifugaIne
|si1e odleteio Y vsernirje.
UpaJmo, da 81 zemlja te Sale
ne DO dovolifa.
Eden cd ma jjz1anfmivejsih pri.
merov centrifugalne SHE v vsak:
'danjem ziWjenju je trtiljak. "a
radi vrtenja Sc stoli ma verigah
idvigajo skoro v vodoravno legt
in ee bi tse v tenn polozaju kater
Cd Nth todtrgal, bi odletel ze1e
dalec.
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Konoreki

'naprodaj. Fini pevci. Imamo jih
vse vrste. So zelo :primerni tudi
"a darila. zglasite Sc ma 1419
e. 81 St.
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sro,no+e niss,ao deIoii'

Mrs. Resaver Mary, 716 E.
Il59 St, Cleveland, je 'dobila pi-
smo cd svojega necaka zarka
srebota IL LJubljane, XII ma krat.
ko 'opisuje svojo zgodbo "a ca.
sd Vojne. Prlobcanao Ia oriigina.
len nacin opisovanja dogodkov
zarka Srebota:
'Ljubljana, slovenija, I946,
"Draga teta in stric!
"Po dolgih Ietih dobfn1o 'spet
ienkrat priliko, da se Vam ia.
Vino! Da bi Wanna ma doIgo In
siroko opis oval kaj se je
med vojno godilo, itak NINA
pomona. Gotovo sta imarsikaj ze
eitala v casopisih. Dobrot pae
nj bilo nobenih. Zdaj stanujemc
" Ljubljani, kakor razvidita L
naslova. Papa je ostal kar '
sluzbi v Ljubljani, m a ma il
Zvonko sta 'se pa iz Medvod
preselila leta 1941 v novembdritt u
k MENU v tjubljano. JAZZ pa
s sem ostal ma Gorenjskem '
Medvodah, kjer sem bill v sluz'
h.
MED nami je bila meja. 'Jaz
sem bdl v Nemciji, oni pa v TIA
hji. Meja je sla bas med iami
No, potem so Sc pa zaeele do
brote! Stradarija, preganjanja
'selitve, streljanje, odvajanje
lagerje in podobno. Hvalabogu
nam vsega tega hi bilo tire b q
prestati, ampak JAZZ in Zvonke
sava 10 ubraIa v gmajno, v par
tizane! Kako je to, 81 najbrk
lodroma prav gotovo tam v Vas
DoIar5iji he mate predstavlja'
ii. Tako je to. Delas donna prot
okupatorjem, Nemcem ali ftali
jaho1n in lepega 'dne postane
cloveku topic in pretoplo poe
petAfni, pa 10 rha1ines v gozd
Tam mas "a kasaf1no sm1eke
mad glavo, jes pae takrat kadal
dobis. Orozje dobis, samo wet
! ga moras Lahu ali svabi. Yea
Isih teces ii, 6e bolj pogosto on
Da bi Sc dal vjeti, 0 tenn nj go
lvofa, ia3ti potefn te 'okupatol
l'obesi ra prvi plot ali ma 'drevo
ma, tAko snao se preganja1
po gmajni, dokler MISC odnehal
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IL. januarja, sobota. Glasbe-
ma Matica" PIesna veselica v
avditoriju slovenskega narod-
mega donna ma st. Clair Ave.
18. jahuarja, sobota. - Drust-
vo sy. Vida st. Is KsKJ. -
Plesna veselica v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma st. Clair Ave.
25. januarja, sObota. - Drustv0
''Clairwoods" st. 40 SDZ Pies
v avditoriju Slovenskega ma
rodnega do ma ma st. Clair
Avenue. .
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'vero pfi mas Sc ne prsganja.
pisA Grill Zuzek svoii leti

P4Se N1IA Auzek SVOJA 40AA
Mrs. Mary Urbas, s67 =. SO
St., je fdobila od 'svojega lfecaka
CiriIa zanimivo pisno il Ejub-
ljane. Prinasamo ga spodai v
skrajsani obliki in smo prepri-
,cahi, da, DO nnarsikaterega "a.
nimalo:
"Draga teta!
s'Veseh me, ker mi tako lepo
piSes IN ker Sc zanimas II vse,
fuh "a red in bIagostanje v ma
81 drzavi. Maj ii samo ma krat-
ko opisem, kako .je pri mas
vem, da fl je zhano zivl5enje
/, rnalega cloveka, to Sc praW de
IaVcsa III kmeta. Posnas tudi bor.
|bo "a zivljenje, lkA5ti tudi ii s
biIa ena Cd tistih, ki 80 moral
iskati pogoje "a zivljenski OBJ.
l'stanek u tnjin1i. rvo,ja a rodns
gfudA. hkorfscaAa po pFoAina'
rodnimi rezihn Ia rSzddiimi Arivi'
legiranci, III nj mogla dAti to
kar 81 potrebovala.
! sDanes je drugaGe.. Tis0aletn
sen nxslh pfedhikov, ki - sa
njali " 154dSld pravici, st3lbod
- - - m = = - 10 IN ldtn
g2F - MI i6 Y Nh kJrr
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jenjem move Jugoslavije, pod
vodstvonl nasega Senijalnega il
fladvs4 bljenega narsaIa II
"a, koneno nresnicen. ,Pri mas
v1ada prava ljudska denokra-
CHA, nic vec hi zandarjev, ki bi
mas terorfhirali = bajoneti ii
puskinfmi kopiti, nic vec hi
grajskih valpetov, ia bi, kot ne
Koc Z bisem ' rokii, si1i1i ljudi v
pokorscmo, mic vec hi izkori-
scanja po cloveku... -
"Agraina reforma je stopila
V moe, zenlja je pravieno raz-
'deljena in dobili SO 10 tisti, ki
10 obdelujejo. Nic vec ne more
biti spekuIantov IN izkorisceval-
cev delovnega ljddstva. Delo pt,i
mas .je Casino In vsak, kdor ho-
'ce delati, irna delo zajameeno,
isto kot zivljensko eksistenco.
Socialne razrnere so tako lepo
urejene, da hi n I'm jih bivsa
kraljevska Jugoslavija nikoi ne
bi dala taksnih.
'fce pomislino, kako zalost.
mo dedseino SO nasi voditel:ji
prevzeIi cd bivsih jugoslovan.
SIKH rezimov, oziroraa fasistie.
nth italijanskih in 1nemskih oku.
patorjev, potem Sc noratno res
cuditi, da sc je " tako kratken
casu, to je kon1aj v enen 1etu
toliko tega storilo. Ia vojna N
bifa prva 'svetovna vojna, " ka'
teri so trpeli sarno ma 'front.'; ,
tel d,ugi vojni je 'trpelo Sc vei
sarno zaledje. Posebno Jugosla
| vija je v tenn oziru zelo trpela
Porusefla mesta, vasi, nostovi
ceste in zeleznice, vse to kAze
zalostno sliko, da niti ne pofni
slime ma ~tisoee in ns stotisoet
| zrtev.
"Dejstvo je, da Sc pri mas VS.
to z veliko 1jubeznijo in naJvec
jo pozrtvovaInostjo v najvec
Jenn tempu grad in obnavlja. '
/ tako kratkern razdobju eneg,
1leta Sc gradijo ceste, zeleznice
tovarne;; tobnavljajo Sc poruse
nj domovi in pri vsem tenn 81
dosezeni uspehi tako veliki, d:
nam jih druge vecJe drzaye "a
vidajo. Kar Sc pa tice Wade
smo z MO prav zadovoljni. Sa
SO v njej ljudje, Xxi jih je libra
10 ljudstvo IL Asvojih vrst. Sen
ter tia Sc se najde kaksnega go
drnjaca, XII mu nasa ljudska re
pubIika ne dopusea, 'da dela ka;
hoee. In med najbolj grlatim nj
dobis postenega cloveka, visa.
takega ne, XII je med vojno ne
kaj poizkusil. Vecinonna so t.
koristolovci in delonrznezi, k
bi radi ziveli ma racun drugih
Ia nacin zivljenja pa jim je en-
krat "a vselej odklenkal.
! 'sKar sc tice klevetanja po tu
ssslesggzssSss
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-02
kIosk

samski, zeli dobiti v najem sta
novanje 2 ali 3 sobami; med
St. Clairjem in Collinwoodom.
Kdor ina "a oddati, mai blago-
voli pusti naslov v uradu tega
lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-02
Dve odrosli osebi

.srednjih let, brez otrok, zelita
'dobiti najem stanovanje 3
ali 4 sobami, med E. IS in e. 76
St., ali pa v collinwoodski ma
selbini. Naslov Sc maj pusti v
uradu "Enakopravnosti."