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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
"Valeek ljuhezni"

Collinwood, Ohio. - Oskar
Straussovo opereto: " treh de-,
janjih, vprizori pevski zbor "Ja-
dram v nedeljo, dine IA. aprila "
SloVenskem. delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. Ia krasna opere-
ia >vsebuje- lepe pesmi v solo,
duetih, kvartetih in celotnega
zbora.. Da DO "Jadran' to, do
bro podal, so, nam price cato
start. pevci in pevke' ter lepo' Ste
vilo. mladih deklet in fantov,
kateri SO del nase druge gene
racije.
Storija te lepe operete je@:
Macmillan x, peter Duj-
movic): kralj zadolzene in ban-
krotirane. drzave Silvaniie, Sc
povrne cd potovanja. domoN v
spremstvu svoje hcere,. prince
zinje Helene (Stefi Cesnik-To-
llar) in jima' dworjani bodoei
zet, ia jins tv eni Mkt; (Toni
Primc), lepi mladi porocnik Hin-
ske armade:. Dvorjani. in drzay-
ljani zadoscenjem vzamejo v
naznanje novice, da, 81. je konG-
no trmoglava princezinja lie il,
brala ljubcka, svojega' bodoce-
ga moza, kateri BIZ obenem' tuda
podedoval kralievsko krono. Ako
je ia zenin bogat, bi sc s. tenn,
lahkoto dobilo, drzavnos posoii-
10, katero bi resilo drzavo, fl
nancne propasti in. tenn ljud-
5tvo zadovolji jilo.
| Helena, 81 je izbrala Nikita,
ker 10 mocno spominja nje mia
dostne ljubezni,. grofa. Ruperta
(Al. Hribar), kateri pa Sc ma
;haja V izgnanstvu. ma Angles
KEN. Akoravno Sc zdi Helena
Nikitu puscobna in Sc mu, yse
bolj dopade presto, svobodno in
lahkozivno z:vljenje, vendar ubo-
ga zapoved svojega cesarja ter
Sc poda v Silvanijo, da bi po-
rocil princezinjo.. Toda bill pa je
slhcaj, da Sc je ma kraljevem
dvoru sestal z mlado in lepo
amerisko umetnico Katrico Ro-
binson (Florencc Unetic), kate
ra jje v dezeli Stlvanije, ma umet-
niski turneii; da Sc pa preziv-
liza pa oh vecernih urah tudi po.
je v kavarni zabavo gostom:
Kaj nitro jc Mkt pozabil' ma
.svojo kraljevsko zarocenko, "a
Iljubi; Sc do dina duse v Katrico;
v neki vecerni uri Sc odloci, da
pohiti ma skrivaj v kavarno "a:
radi: Katrice, pri cemur pa MAJ
bi mu. pomagal niegov priiatels
stotnik Ditmar (Fred' Cesnik),
lie lepa Katrica. pa. tega neve,
da ina Mkt postati princ-pre.
stolonaslednik z, poroko prince.
zinie Helene ----- ------ -----,. -,
Drugo dejanje: Mkt in, Dit.
mar prideta- v kavarno,. kje1
Katrica pole. Oh tel priliki Nj:
XII razkrije sNojo ljnbezen XII
trici. Ker pa kraij Maxmilijaf
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
lJREDN}IKoVA PO$TA

mic proved ne zaupa tajinstvene-
mu Nikitu, sledi v spremstvu'
dvorjanika grofa Lotarja (Fr.
Kristof) Nikitu in ga zasacita
v kayarni ter hoceta ga spraviti
nazaj. v grad. Zasledujeta ga,
tu d:i diva tekmeca v ljubezni,
grof Rupert in njegov prijatelj
baron Sigmnnd frank Moze),
XII nameravata Nikita ugrabiti
in odpeljati ven il dezele Sill
vanije. Kaj kmalu je princezi-
MIA spoznala pretkanega ljub:ka
Nikita in tudi ona v spremstvu
svoje tete kneginje Ma tilde
;CBetty Cerjan) gre zasledova-
til tajinstvene ponocne izpreho-
de. Bas ko Mkt dejanski izka-
zuje svojo ljubezen Katrici. ga
zasacijo.. Vsi ga spoznajo kot
princa-prestolonaslednika, in po-
radi tega je Katrica mocno "a
lostna ko tudi; 1--we, da Sc ina
Mkt naslednjega dne porociti z
princezinjo.
Tretje dejanje:: Nikita in Ru-
perta. preVarii Sigmund in ju
prisili " kraljev zrakoplov, ka-
teri n al ju; ponese. v London.
Sigmundova zelja je, da maj: bi
on, nadomestil1 Nikita pri: poro-
XII in tako prissl do prestola,
kajti znano mu; je. da Sc. kralj
radi razdrazenosti nanoda ne DO
upal odloziti, poroke in bo v tenn
obupu spnejel vsako ponudhp
samo, da resi- svoj: dvor sramo-
te. Mkt in Rupert premagata
pilota, vrneta Sc v Silvanijo,
bas ko Sc imajo, pono6ne cers-
monte priceti., HRlena je vsa
vzradoscena ko ugleda syojega
ljubimca izza presssnjih dni.
Kralj je po teh razmerah pri-
siljen dovoliti do poroke ko tu-
di 1--we, da ie' Butget (Joe Co.
dee) ameriski financnik re vse
uredil, da drzava Silvanija dobi
veliko posojilo. Niki, XII je., re-
Sen prisiljene, poroke prince
zinjo, poroei' Katrico in dvojna
poroka je' ma vidiku, Silvanija
pa resena propada.
v ostalih ulogah pa nastopi-
jo: Aneginja Luiza' (Julia' Co
dee), Fiji, CVida Kapel) gleda-
liski bobnar inAneica (Florence
Yeraj j-Slabe), turistii in turisti-
nje; vojaM in narod' ter dvorja-
nj, clani in clanice zbona "Jas
dram: Zbor steje, danes sedem-
intrideset clanov; kar je' paS ls-
po' stevilo., Posebnost JadEana
pa, je, da Sc "a zhorovo petite IT,
Ko' zaniinn nasa tn, rojena mia
dina in &c. bod ,Jadnan4 Sell naprej
po tel poti,. nj: se mann trebas ba-
tt, da Sc DO 11asls pesem isgubi-
la v tujini. ~. n.
= =. Vincent CDff.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
Drzaxna agsnta obtozsna.

Anthony in Louis Argenzio,.
XII imata gostilno "a. prodajo, pi-
va in vina ma 25O2 ScoviI Ave.
pravita, da sta v nedelio plaGa~,
la dvema drzavnima agentoma
$500 podknpnine, da Sc ju ne DO
prosekutiralo, ker sta nasla "a
baro steklenico vina, o katerem
pa trdita, da Sc ga nj prodajalo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03

"Constelation Lockheed izdeka prevozni zrakoplov,
XII tehta 100000 ntov prisaja zrakoploviseu Wash
ingonu d dostav roke armad potem ko je preleel
kontinent cd LOS Angeesa urah in So minuah Veil
kama poganjao stre motor in ktila sroka 1913 eev
lev Dolg je 95 cevev tovorom 10 ton lahko potue
vee kot 300 mill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
bolehajo Sc ma raznih drugih bo.

bolehajo Sc ma raznih. .drugih bo-
leznih. . --- --- ----- ------ ----
&c, hocemo, da I'll malGki ozdra-
WHO, jim moramo nuditi pomoe
v obliki moderne bolnisnice: Ako
zelimo, da DO vsaj delno mas bo-
doci rod zdrav; je potrebno, da
poleg Slovenije in Jugoslavije
doprinesemo tudi ameriski Slo-
venci svoj delez. Sedaj je prili-
ka, bratje in sestre, da pokaze-
te svoje cutece srce do teh ne
dolznih otrok v Sloveniji in pri-
spevate svoj delez.,
o, vsemu temu je bilo raz-
pravljano ma nasi seji podruz-
nice 48 SANS, dne e.. marca.
ZakljuGili smo, da Sc TAXA kam-
ipanja nabiranja prispevkov vr-
81 tudi v nasem. delokrogu, v
CollinWoodu, " okolici Sloven-
skega delavskega. donna, ma Wa
terloo Rd. Dolocilo Sc je, da. Sc
s kampanjo "a zbiranje prispev-
kov pricne Is. aprila. Do takrat
bodo vsi drustveni. zastopniki in
pozamezni clani podruznice st.
48 SANS imeli v rokah. nabiral-
ne pole. Nato vas bodo obiskali
in naprosili "a prispevek.
Obvescena bodo vsa drustva,
Xxi spadajo pod podrocje te
SANSove podruznice, klubi in
vse druge organizacije ter nasa
podjetja in vsi' sloVenski trgov-
eli; vsem kulturnim in drugim
organizacijam DO pismeno po-
jasnjeno, "a kaj Sc gre.
Mi smo prepricani, da kot ste
Sc dobro izkazali v preteklosti,
j: ko sc je slo "a pomoc v zivezu
in obleki "a Slovenijo, da boste
tudi tokrat posegli globoko V
Yep in prispevali, kolikor vam
pac razmere dopus:ajo.
Ia kampanja Sc DO, vrsila en-
mesec: dni. Tozadevno je doloce-
no sledece: Tisti, kateri DO pri-
speval en- tisoc dolarjev ali vec,
najsibo posameznik, podjetje ali
org iz ac ia, bo "ustanovni
Clam; tisti, kateri bo prispeval
sto dolarjev ali vec,. DO "castni
CLAM; tisti,. kateri DO prispe-
val kjerkoli med S., in $780, bo
"podporni CLAM. VISA imena pri-
spevateljev bodo poslana v sta
ro domovino, kjer bodo pricala
naso. pozrtvovalnost in ostala v
arhivu poznim potomcem.
Torej, ker DO to enomesecna
kampanja, upamo, da ne boste
odlasali, pac pa prispevali oh
tel priliki, najsibo zastopnikom,
+. ali pa ce' naravnost prinesete
podpisanemu, tajniku podruzi1i-
ce Stew. 48, SANS. "a vsako vso-
:, to boste dobili. potrdilo. Lahko
!. posljete tudi po posti, &c vas je
tako VOLTA in, sicer ma 156O5
Waterloo Rd. Cleveland 10, O.
Potrdilo "a prispevek Sc vam DO
tudi dostavilo. po' posti. Ne po-
zabite tocnega naslova in. pra-
.vilno ime,. ter vsoto, katero. da-
}: rujete.
Izvrsni, odbor SANSa bo. v
kratkem, razglasiL to kampanjo,
katera Sc bo vrsila po. vseh, ma
i sih naselbinah, pod podrocjem
SANSovih podruznic. Kjer pa
teh nj, hodo lahko druge orga.
nizaciie ali drustva zbirala,, XII
SO tel, akciji nakleniena. Tu ne
bi smelo biti. predsodkov. Tukai
Sc gre "a plemenit namen, "a
! Medicine otrocicke, da Sc jih re-
si gotove smrti, da Sc Jill po-
I zdravi, da bodo delali "a svojo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03

Neki rojaky je, prisel IL Penn
sylvanije in je povedal, da. tam
rastejo takoi visoke borovnice,,
da morate pristaviti lestvo, da
jih obirate. Eth, pa nj tale malo
prepozna "a 1. april?
. Najnovejsa novioa cd mladih
ljudi: / hit the ball over the
fence!
Joe Pograjc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03

StUnren, pntriotizem! Dej1-
MIA, ne Besed1 Prispevajte "a
otro5ko bolnico y Sloueniji!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03

Ponatis il "Slovenskega porocevalca."
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27
Quiz For MdrYlanders ! ''sF $=2s$#
Answer to Question 1:

1t would seem that in the old
free State of Maryland horse
racing was not only a tradition,
but by all odds Maryland's most
popular sport. 7 out of every 10
Marylanders have attended rae
ing. The average racing fan in
Maryland is between thirty and
forty with an upper middle class
income, a family and church
member. They go to the races on
an average of one to two times
a year.
Answer to Question 2:
For one thing, both are or should
be interested in the promotion of
good breeding farms in Maryland
and the fostering of the highest
possible class of horse racing in
America. Horse breeding farms
conserve Maryland land, take
land out of competition with com
mercial farmers, provide jobs for
workers, make a market for
farm produce and add to the
prosperity of the State. High
class horse racing assures tax
money for MARYLAND and makes
it possible for Maryland to hold
its own against the twenty other
states that have horse racing.
Answer to Question 8:
In spite of the fact that Pim-
leo handles millions Of dollars,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27
MARRIED

WlLBlN-PAUGn-lIr. and Mrs.
Leonard Paugh, ShaIlmar, announce
the marriage of their daughter Mary
Alice to Mr. Clair L. Wilbin, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilbin OF Park
crsbug West Va. The single ring
ceremony was performed in the Loeb
Lynn Baptist parsonage with the pas
tor, Rev James Macleod officiating.
on Monday, June II. There were no
attendants.
The bride wore sheet length
dress Of blue jersey with black and
white accessories. A corsage Of red
roses completed her costume. The
bride attended the schools of Mary
land and for the past three and one
half years had been employed at the
Kieckhefer Containing Company in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27

FR1END-HENSON-Miss Kath-
leen Henson, daughter Of Mrs En-
press Henson, of Cullowhee. North
Caroline, was married to Claude F.
Friend, Jr, Of Deer Park Saturday,
June /, at 1890 o'clock. The ceremony
took place in the Carrie Rich room Of
the First Baptist church in Winston
Salem, North Carolina Dr. Ralph
Herring, pastor, otficiated, using the
double ring ceremony.
The VOWS were spoken before a
background of baskets Of white glad
ioi Cathedral candles in branched
candelabra were used. a program Of
music was presented by Mr.. Jack
Grim, pianist, and Miss Betty Lou
Ball, soloist.
The bride and bridegroom entered
unattended The bride was attired in
4 white linen suit with navy blue ac-
cessories. Her hat was trimmed with
white flowers and navy blue veil.
Her corsage was white orchids
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27

Whatever may be said in criticism of
the Truman Administration, there is
a refreshing lack Of malevolence about
it. The essential decency of the Presi-
dent himself makes it easy to forgive
his lesser mistakes and the weight of
his burdens tends to create sympathy
Certainly, nothing he has done iusti-
fes the malicious disparagement to
which Ieft-wing political and journal
istic spokesman are devoting them
selves, and it is very tough luck, in
deed, that in addition to his other
troubles, Mr.. Truman, apparently,
should be afflicted with some exceed
ingly Ieaky vessels among his close
aides and advisers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27

Instead of being delighted with this,
when Mr.. Bowles personally went to
him with the plan, the President, it
was stated, gave way &c a sharp at
tack Of the pique he has long felt for
Mr.. Bowles" and "ilritably' denounced
the aforesaid labor bosses. All this is
stated as coming from the highest
sources" and ON "authentic author
ity,' Clearly the only authentic infor-
nation of a private conversation be-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27

Now. perhaps, this docs Mr.. RoUlas
grave injustice Perhaps he never
repeated the conversation he had with
the President on this matter. Per
maps there was no such conversation.
Perhaps, there was no such agree
mrnt. Certainly. it seems rather Il
silly notion that the Messrs. Bowlas.
Murray and Green should think that
prices could be kept down without
wages being kept down. too. And if
the Messrs. Murray and Green ever
voluntarily agreed to the latter they
would both be out Of their very soft
jobs with great speed and complate-
ness 1t is difficult to read this arti-
Gle without inferring that, directly or
indirectly the information upon
which it is based came from Mn
Bowles. This puts Mr.. Bowles in a
very bad position. if he did not sup
ply the nformation-and one can
not believe that he did-then he owes
it TO himself, rs well as Mr.. Truman.
to deny the correctness of these incv-
liable differences and rrpudiate the
compliments which the authors heap
upon him.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27

Concedine that Mr.. Bowles, either
directly or indirectly, has not "Icaked"
to these writing gentlemen, so obvi-
ously hostile to his chief and so eff
fusively partial to himself, one would
think that he would be very indignant.
indeed, about it. 1t is almost incredi-
bic that with his tastes, talents and
training for publicity and his record
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27

widely distributed articles appearing
a few days ago in which detailed ac-
count of an alleged White House con-
versation between the President and
Economic Stabilizer Chester Bowles
was given. Mr. Bowes, it was stated,
after conferences with the Messrs.
Murray and Green, the labor bosses,
had reached an agreement with them
by which both strikes and prices were
to be controlled.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27

tween the President and Mr.. Bowles
could come from the President or Mr.
Bowles. Clearly. the di7paraged presi-
dent did not repeat the conversation
and the natural Inference from the ar
ticirs is that the highly praised Mr.
8o&l,3 diG
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27

For months we've been hoping to present each
and every one of you with the new Packards
you've ordered, and have been waiting for SO
patiently.
Last fall, the outlook was good. Packard
confident it would double its pre-war output
in 1916 CThe factory is equipped to turn out
far more than that.)
Look what hos happened!
Then came material shortages Parts shortages.
For reasons completely beyond its own control,
Packard was able to keep its assembly line
moving only nine days in the first quarter of
this year.
In the meantime =.
Our friends have kept calling us up and asking,
Hey Where's that new Packard l ordered
weeks ago." Many of these old friends
Packard owners since way back.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27

Parkersburg.
The groom served two years in the
L. S Army, receiving his discharge
in September, 1915. He is now en-
ployed By the A&E Supply Company
Of palkelsburg. The couple will le-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27

Among those present at NE we'd
ding We're Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Paugh and daughter and the brides
sister, Mrs. Hurley Modre and daugh-
ter. Shirley. Of Parker burg.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27
IN W SE DO SEVEN OUT OF ZEN PORE ATEND HORSE RACNo2
BY QUENTIN HOWE

Pimlico's profits are less than
savings bank interest. During
the past five years the owners
of Pimlico have averaged less
than 2 per cent profit. Why?
Because the State of Maryland
and the Federal government
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27
THE GREAT
GAME OF
POLITICS
By FRANK R. KENT.

Copyright by The Baltimore Sun and
reprinted in The Republican by per-
mission.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27
"LEAKY VESSELS"

Washington, June "a.
The acute problems that have fol-
lowed the greatest Of all wars plus
inheritance of an unprecedentedly I'M
savory domestic mess largely due to
the reckless eXtrayagances, low-grade
labor-mion politics and general NAL
administration Of the Roosevelt re-
CINE, have combined to create for
President Truman situations that
would tax the strength and strain the
resources Of far bigger man that
he.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27

take 81 per cent of the income,
the horsemen have been awarded
% per cent of the income and
% per cent of PimIico's income
has been spent to operate the
track, most of it going for wages
for workers. (l2)
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-27

But to make life more complicated, ereyy-
body seems TO want one of these grand new
Packards. Over 65ft of the people out TO buy
new Packards now driving some other make
Honest it's gotten we hate TO answer the
telephone or look our friends in the face. But. :.
Your patience will pay off!
One of these days, the shortage of parts and
materials is bound to up And when it
does, those twin-assembly lines at Packard will
really roll.
Anyuay yon can depend on this:
AS fast the factory ships cars to u.s. we'll
do everything can TO deliver yours at the
earliest possible moment.
So, we hope you'll be patient a little longer.
We're doing the best we can, and so are the
folks at the factory!
Ad-daleel., 1946-04-17
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The Nome nugget., 1946-09-23
Activities of Alaska DevelOment Board Outlined

The activities of the Alaska De- velopment Board since it's incep- ton are outlined in a report being made by the Governor to the De- partment of the Interior this month.
 Numbered high in the list of ac- complishments was the employ ment of legal advisor, who is an expert on maritime affairs, to rep resent the Territory in the rat hearings called by the Maritime Commission on petition of the War Shipping Administration for the steamship companies. Through the efforts of this legal expert, the pe- tition of the steamship companies to raise the rates 100 percent was given an open leisurely hearing instead of being rushed to conclu- sion. AS result of the hearings held in Washington, D. C., Alaska and Seattle, the petition of the steamship companies was disal- lowed and Alaskans were saved any increase in rates for the time being. The net saving to all resi- dent of Alaska is difficult to es- innate, but it would be safe to say it amounts to at least five million dollars. A coordinated defense would have been impossible for all Alaskan residents if the De- velopment Board had not taken the initiative.
 In its efforts to promote the economic growth of Alaska, the Development Board has directly influenced the Associated Frozen Foods to launch a project for quick freezing fish and vegetables.
 It has interested experienced resort operators in establishing tourist lodges in at least two areas.
 Its representatives have ans wered thousands of inquiries from
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-23
NATIVE COOP STORE
 MEETING CONCLUDED

A meeting of Native Coop S heads has just been complete White Mountain. The folloN store managers have been ret ed to their homes by the Al Airlines. Frank Degnan, UT kleet; Sisom Bekolook, Shai lik; David Saccheus, Moses P Peter Anayak to Nome for ] Island. John Paden, the dire of the organized stores was a senger to Unalakleet.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-23
MRS. JIM McALEE LEAVES FOR JUNEAU

Mrs. Jim McAlee, secretal Judge J. Kehoe has been c to Juneau by the judge to him there as the Juneau secre Mildred Maynard is being ried. Mrs. McAlee expects { gone until about the first ot vember, and states that Jim Alec will return with her.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-23
LEO SEIDENVERG
 VISITING IN NOME

Leo Seidenverg, pioneer \ merchant, has been visiting his son and family for the week and returned today to chorage where he has his sto
 Leo states that his wife is il States and he plans to spend winter out there with her and they will both return next mer to Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-23

AirneS plane carried 5000 pounds of Cordova fish Los Angeles.
 Further exploration of the potentiaties of Alaskan food products will doubtessy result in discoveries of items that can be moved successfully and sold mme diatey.
 Economists of the arlines making inquiries at present with the view of making these discoveries. They rendering Alaska service that may well lead to the development of enterprises well as lower tariffs for both passengers and freight.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-23
MRS. DON WIGGINS VISITING IN NOME

Mrs. Don Wiggins of the Airlines at Fairbanks is wis in Nome for a few days. TIT Mrs. Wiggins' first real visit she is enjoying visiting with I Nomeites she has meet in banks enroute to Nome. She i guest of MT. and Mrs. Ric Webb.