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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01
Miss Irene Curtis
And John Courtney
To Be Art Judges
GREENSBORO. Far

GREENSBORO, Feb %
of the North Carolina region,,' W
exhibit OF scholastic awards at
held March 1923 at Mo-ricoSs' !, % Il
furniture store here, is mads Nve s
Miss Irene Cults, head Of C : ~ a
boro college art department. FPas
John Courtney, recently rat,, M
veteran who is instructor Of ' ~.
the Wornan's college. u '7s
Judging of entries, which :,
received this week from scbo. Sen
all parts of the state, win d
place today. Miss CnIli. aN
Courtney will pass on work Jli Is, "a
for showing in the state px |bS,a9s
and also en- finalists for The rs4.
al exhibition to be he'd in tb a' Y
Arts Galleries of Carnaoi i,,s my
tute, Pittsburgh Pa, with Sc, 'J,'
tic Magazine as sponsor. '''''a
The state exhibition is snor,..
by Morrison-Neese. inc5rno, ,o,s
G. D. Ivy, head of the ART p VA
ment at the Woman's cole sgs'A !,
chairman Of the regional adS SS u
committee of art educator, w
other interested persons dir..e as
the project for Morrisoa,Nep,s' \
and Mrs. Callie o. Braswell di,, as
or OF art in Greensboro school, '.', :,
co-chalrlnan with Ivy, will :. '. y
hand tooay for the judging. Vt o
| The Woman's college is oits,,.
for the second year one Of N. !.
scholarships in leading art sc G'
which will be available to w lnvs,
in the rational exhibition W
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01
SOCIAL
BETTY DIVINE Society Editor
High School Glee Club s Production
Of New Moon |" Proves Bio Success

Fresh from the big success anc
seI-out of yesterdays matinee per
Torrance of Sigmond Romberg's
New Moon" the New Hanover
High school Glee club, under the
direction of Miss Sarah Robinson
is ready for this evenings per
Torrance in the auditorium Of the
High school.
Despite the rain all during the
afternoon several hundred persons
had to be turned away due to the
complete sell-out Of tickets early
in the morning.
The plot Of the operetta deals
with Nobleman Robert Mission,
Bobby McKenzie) French revo'
lutionist, who slows away on ship
headed for New Orleans. Upon his
arrival in the southern city, Robert
is employed by the plantation own
er father of Marianne Sarah Anne
Eaton). Disregarding the protest
ing father &C. F. Lewis) Marianne
and Robert fail in love.
The kings messenger, Rebaud
Lynn kirk brings complications
when he comes to force Rober'
back to France. They start back
on the NEW MOON commanded by
Captain oDuval donald Brown
whom Marianne falsely processes
to love so that she can be on board
with Robert.
when the ship is captured by
Roberts friends and the company
is dumped on a Caribbean island
Robert is named head of the col
ony. Here Marianne and Robert are
married.
Others appearing in the cast are:
Alexander-Bobby Melton; Julie
Melrose Straughan: Clotilde-Mar,
guerite Todd; Besace - Hugh
Evans; Rosita-Cynthia Johnson;
Ballroom girls: Geraldine Colkitt,
Betty Belcher, Rachel Blackhaw,
Oracle Gurganious, Glenn Huffman,
Pricilla King, Barbara Scott, Mil
dred Thomas, Toni Patelos, Martha
Holton, Flora McIver; Seamstress
Marjorie Reissner; Doorkeeper-
Fred Hatch; Butler-Carl Brown;
Jacques-L. P. Stanley; Sailors:
Bobby Haas, Jimmy Simon, Ed
Jewell, Bryant Hare, Frank Brad
ley. Harper Newbold, Norman
George, Kenneth Rogers; Cour-
tiers: Tommy Batson, Robert King,
Raymond Haas; Spaniard: Jimmy
Brown; seamen: Curtis Craig, Jer-
ny Lewis, Cecil Rhodes, Carl Will
lis: Chorus: Ruth Morrison, Maude
Noe, Mary Stanland, Jane john
ston, Emma Wells, Betty Yopp,
Patty Jones; DR.. Jean: Donald
Bennett.
Such melodious songs as Zone
Kiss" "Stout-Hearted Men," GAS
In A Morning Sunrise" and Lover
Come Back To Me" are heard
throughout the operetta.
Responsible for all the dramatics
in the performance is Miss Frances
Thompson who received the Ora
mates Directing Award at N. H. H
S. last year. Eugene Mauney Is
the accompanies for the perform
ance: Mrs. Belcher, dancing di
rector.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01
Bridal Couple
Of Saturday
Complimented
Mrs. Irving Corbett And Mrs
Sam Nash Entertain At
Lovely Cocktail Party

Mrs. Sam Mash and Mrs. J. r.
wing Corbett entertained yesterday
afternoon at a lovely cocktail
party at the home of the latter,
l705 Chestnut street, honoring Miss
Alice Spruat and her fiance, Will
liam Porter Cart, Jr., whose we'd
ding is to be solemnized on Satur-
d,ay evening at $3.50 o'clock in the
First Presbyterian church.
Numerous arrangements Of vel
low jonquils and red and white
camellias were used throughout
the lower floor Of the home.
Around 40 friends Of the young
bridal couple were invited to call
at 6 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01
CHADBOURN'

CHADBcURN, Feb. 28-Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Peacock and children
spent last week in Georgia visiting
relatives.
Gill Croll Of Ridgewood, N. j.,
arrived Friday morning to visit
friends and to attend the Brown
Pierce wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sammy Koonce
were weekend visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Koonce.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Brady left
Wednesday for Jacksonville and
Titusville, Fla, to spend a ten
days vacation.
Billy Elrod, student at Duke, is
home for spring holidays.
Miss Jessie Inman, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Dixon and son, Carl; of New
Bern, were guests Of Mrs. J. A.
Baldwin over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Sewen and
son, Carl, Of Lumberton, spent
Sunday with Mrs. J. A. Baldwin.
Miss Nell Rooms Of Wilmington,
spent the weekend. with her. broth.
err, Ralph Rooms.
Mrs. Hal Ramey has as her
guests, Misses Margaret Ann Clay
ton and Thelma Hol1eman of Rox-
boro. ...
Mrs. Lem, Winsett and daughter
Kay, Of Marion, S. c., spent sew.
eral days last week with her par.
ents MIR. and Mrs. w. G.. Per.
kins. .,
Wallace Ward Of Wilmington is
spending a two-weeks' vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frazier Ward. ~. ~
Col. and Mrs. Luther Causey and
daughter, Nancy, Of Washington,
D., c., were weekend guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Causey.
Harold Hayes, son Of Mrs. L.
G. Hayes, is home on a ten day
furlough. He expects to leave tor
the West Coast this week. s.
Mrs. ]. B. Elliott had as week
end guests, Mrs. Frank Wilson and
children, Jimmy and Judith of
Warsaw; Mrs. Jimmy Virgins and
daughter, frankie, of Fairmont;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Elliott Of
Charlotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Bruton re-
turned Sunday from months
honeymoon trip to Texas and Mexi-
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Tate and
children. Mrs. Charles Underwood.
and Miss Margaret Underwood,
snen+ the weekend in Sanford and
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Bailey en-
tertained at a, lovely dinner party
en- sunday for their granddaugh.
ters Misses Sarah Bailey Of Fair
B1uff. and Margie Bailey Of Raj
eigh Guests were Miss jeanne
BALDWIN of Chadbourn and Capt.
Neal seegars Of Fairview.
Mrs. Leo Ellington, of Dillon,
is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Boughner.
A. D. Peacock, Chadboi.rn un.
6ertaker, had the misfortune to
break his foot Sunday morning
when. a heavy steel casket fell
on it.
Mrs. Walter Aufham and dauph.
ter, Miss Helen Hufham. of More.
head City, visited Mrs. Hufhan,s
mother, Mrs. c. D. Koonce over
the weekend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01
x We, The Women
Women#Have Only Party Name rs

have NO manners that makes
them look so bad in public. 1t is
that they save their manners for
social occasions instead of using
them to, ease all their business
transactions and their casual con-
facts with other people.
The average woman doesn't
need to learn manners-but mere
ly to use her party manners every
ldaY.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01
Major C. D. Calhoun
Will Return Shortly

Maj. %. D. Calhoun is expected
to return to the States March 8,
according to message received by
his wife yesterday.
Mrs. Calhoun is known to; her
friends as Frances Calhoun. and
is employed by the Carolina Motor
Club. She is niece of Miss Minnie
A., Payne, r,anager Of the local
office.
Mrs Calhoun will join her hus-
band in Washington where they
will make their home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01
Woman's Auxiliary
Members To Attend
st. James Meeting

No meeting Of the Woman's
auxiliary OF St. Johns church will
be held To-Day as Mrs. Fred Out
land, diocesan United Thank Offer
ing custodian, will speak at st.
James parish house at 4 o'clock
ALI members of the Woman S
auxiliarics in the city have been
invited to be present.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01
OATH ON FOREIGN SOIL

When Franklin Pierce was in
augurated as president of the Unit.
ed States on March 4, 1858, his
running mate, William r. King,
was residing in Cuba for his
health. William Sharkey, U. S. con
sui at Havana, administered the
vice presidential oath of office
to King by special act of Congress.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01
AMERICAN. INyENTED m

vented by an American mission
airy, the Rev. Jonothan Goble.
With the aid Of a Japanese car
penter and picture Of a baby
carriage, he built the first one for
Mrs. Goble, who had fallen i'll in
Yokohama.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01
PIONEER PAINTINGS

Pioneer farmers in the middle
west planted thousands of trees.
It is estimated that they planted
240.0o0 acres in Iowa, 40. 900 in Hi
nois, 1900 in Ohio, and 10000 in
Missouri. n.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01
Mrs. Fred L. Outland
Will Speak Here Today

Mrs. Fred L. Out1and of Wash
ington, N. c., will speak in the
Great Hall of ST. James parish
house this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. Outland is custodian Of the
United Thank Offering Of the die
cese of East Carolina and a well
known speaker.
All interested persons are In
vited to be present.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01

In the 5o-year-old automotive
lnousIry ap fortunately 1000
makes OF passenger cars have an
peared on the market
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01

The meeting Of the Sunset
Park Home club scheduled for
PART f
Friday has been postponed I'M
til March Is due to the home
agent being out of the city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01
Club Clock

The COED class Of the First
Baptist church will meet this
evening at : o'clock at the
church.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01

ROddy kldder, OF Oleanuer, IS a
patient at James Walker Memorial
hospital where he is confined due
to an attack Of flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter c. Phelan
and M. and Mrs. Hunter c. Phel-
an, Jr., of Bay Colony, Virginia
Beach, who were en- route to
Miami, Fla, to spend several
weeks. stopped over in Wilmington
on Wednesday afternoon for visit
with Mrs. Phelan, Jr.'s parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Irving Corbett
Mrs. Phelan is the former Mary
Irving Corbett.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Taylor have
returned to their home in the city
from Cambridge, Mass, where
they attended the graduation exer-
cises OF their son, Robert N. Tay-
lor, who received his degree in
naval architecture ana Marine
engineering at Massachusetts In
stitute of Technology. He was also
commissioned as ensign in the
naval reserve, and was assigned
to duty at the Naval base at Char
lesion, S, c. He will visit his par
ents foc fen days. before reporting
for duty.
L. Paul Campbell, il, arrived
yesterday from Boston, where he
just landed from Cuba, and will
be with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Paul Campbell at their home in
Oleander, for a short stay before
reporting back to his shin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01

The Bonnie Jean Ray circle
of the Sunset Park Baptist
church will meet this even
ing at 7:30 o'clock with Mrs.
E. E. Dye, 10 North Jefferson
street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01

A species of cat which does not
know how to new is found in
South America.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01

Dial 2-s311 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-01
PERSONALS

Roddy Kidder, of Oleander, is
patient at James Walker Memorial
hospital where he is confined due
to an attack Of flu.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-22
Hunt Wartime
 Treason Suspects

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22-(P)- Attorney General Tom Clark dis closed today that Justice Depart ment investigators in Europe are on the trail of p Americans sus- pected of wartime treason.
 Clark told reporter he plans to send a special emissary to speed the collection of evidence against these suspects and six others al ready indicted for treason.
 Timothy A. McInerny, the de- partment's director of public in- formation, will fly to Europe and make a survey of the investiga- tions under way in Germany and other former Nazi-domi n d countries.
 McInerny, |. a former lieutenant colonel on Gen. Dwight D. Eisen- hower's staff, will work with army intelligence.
 Clark said the justice depar- ment "is determined to bring ev- cry single American who played the Axis game swiftly to trial. No effort will be spared, because we must show the world that we are not sloppy sentimentalists where the crime of high treason is con- cerned.
 "As soon as evidence has been obtained" he added, leach of the suspects will be returned to the District of Columbia to face a United States tribunal"
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-22
OIL PRICE UP THREE QUARTERS CENT GAL.

According to a telegram receiv- ed here by Standard Oil repre- sentative Alex MacInnis the price of fuel oil effective February 20, would be increased a4 cent to l4A cents per gallon wholesale to legit- innate dealers.
 Both Artcic Oil Delivery and Diesel Oil Sales companies have requested permission of the local OPA office to increase their de- livered price by the same margin, but Mrs. Ora Price, OPA repre- sentative here informed them there had been no notice of the increase made to her office, and that she would have to inquire through the Juneau office before a change could be made.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-22
MRS. HENRY BERNIER LEAVES FOR FAIRBANKS

Mrs. Henry Bernier, of the Northern Commercial Co.,, who has been ill for some time left with the Pan American for Fair banks for medical attention.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-22

original bill to finance county highways. The house continued
 the discussion until the next day.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-22
Meetings

There will be a meeting of all ex-servicemen in the City Hall. tonight. Friday. at 7:30 p.m. All are urged 10 attend.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-22

Eastern Stars and their families will be the guests of Anvil Lodge. Saturday evening at 8 o'clock al the Masonic Temple for a party commemorating Washi n g on's Birthday.
 Carl Dewey. chairman
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-22
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRE- CINCT, SECOND DIVISION, TERRITORY OF ALASKA In the matter of the Estate of MATT JACOB KUKI, Deceased.
 No. 690 Notice of Hearing and Settlement of Final Account


 of Final Account.
 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the above-named estate has filed in the above-named court his final report and account, and that the 27th day of April, 1946, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock am. of said day, at the office of said court, Nome, Alaska, has, by court order duly made and entered, been fixed as the time and place for hearing on said final report and account. Please be further advised that at this time the court will adjudicate as to whom the heirs and distribu- tees of said estate are. Objections to said report and account will be heard at this time, as will also proof of heirship.
 Dated the 2lst day of February, 1946.
 C. C. TANNER, 23-26-29-32 Administrator
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-22

Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19
"Umiro|i smo in s+rodo|" pise Franc Moik

Nasi trije so vsi skupaj bill v
taboriscu v Padovi. Tam so lju-
die umirali in stradali, da jih je
vsak dan umrlo so do 60 cd la
kote. Umirali so posebno tisti,
XII MISC imeli nikogar, da bi skr-
bel cd donna "a ME. Mi smo ma
Sim posiljai yes zivez, kar smo
ga dobili ma karte, da smo jih
tako ohranili pri zivljenju. Do
ma pa smo ziveli oh krompirju
in fizolu.
'Po razpadu 1talije leta 1943
so nase sinove Nemci odvlekli
il Padove in jih skozi Avstrijo
in Nemcijo pripeljali v Zagreb,
da jih tam dajo spet v mucilni-
ce. Mlajsa sinova sta pa pobeg-
Mia k nekemu znancu v Zagre-
bu in cd tam v gozd skupaj z
Sc vec drugimi Slovenci k nasim
osvoboditeljem, partizanom. Od-
takrat nismo zvedeli nikdar vec
O njih, kje sta padla ali umrla,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19

gozdov in pasnikov, prijaznih
vasic in tudi lepih NEST, tudi
zgodovino in junastvo njenih 81
nov in heera il najblizje prete-
klosti, kar ne more utajiti Sc
tako zagrizen nasprotnik.
"Povej jim tudi, da Sc ia do
movina spominja vseh svojih
otrok sirom sveta. Ne morda
radi dobicka in pomoci, XII il je
res potrebna in dobrodosla, tenn
vec zato, ker domovina ljubi
svoje otroke kakor prava matt
in ia matt bi rada dala vse "a
ME, pa cetudi je sama v stiski
in ne more dati vsakemu, kar hi
rad. Zato jo ne smemo omalo-
vazevati, pac pa Sc medsebojno
bolj ljubiti.
"Povej jim, da je slovenska
zemlja lepa, lepsa kot YES osta-
Ii svet, je prepojena potoki kr-
vi svojih najboljsih sinov in il
te krvi, upam, da vstane Sc lep-
sa in ponosnejsa.
"Pises, da zbirate "a otrosko
bolnisnico v Sloveniji. Znano mi
je to in pred kratkim je bilo to
objavljeno tudi v casopisju in
! tudi prva oprema je bila nasli-
kama, XII je namenjena "a opera
cijski oddelek. Zelo lepo je to
cd ameriskih Slovencev, da Sc
toliko zrtvujete "a Slovenijo, "a
svojo rojstno domovino. Veru-
jem, da innate tudi. .dosti nerga-
cev proti vsemu dobremu, pa to
mai dobra srca mic ne mott. Gu
sti, ko bos darovala tudi I'll "a
to, spomni Sc hcerke Florence
in olajsalo Sc I'll bo srce in du.
sa. Vsegamogocni Sc DO milost.
no ozrl ma dusico drage pokoj.
ne.
"Pozdravi, prosim, nase dra'
ge in kmalu zopet pisi. Sprejmj
Sc enkrat najlepso zahvalo in
poljub Cd sestre
"Johance Ahacic"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19

Mrs. Mary Jalen, 1871 Alb
hey Ave. je sprejela zanimivo
pismo cd svojega brata Franc
Moljka IL Planine pri Rakeku.
Pismo Sc v izcrpkih glasi:
"Draga sestra in ostali!
"Bili bi I'll ze pisali, ko bi nam
bilo mogoce. sele sedaj smo Sc
komaj malo potolazili, ker mas
je ia vojna cisto unicila. Kakor
vec, mas je |. 1941 zasedla Italija
Emo leto je Sc bilo nekako "a
prestati pod fasizmom, toda le-
ia 1912 so zaceli kazati svojo
surovost in nam zaceli prega-
Mat vse zavedne Slovence, jih
ubijat, pozigat cele vasi in od-
ganjat ljudje v italijansko SUI
most. Tako so ma dan sv. Petra
in Pavla leta 1912 zgodaj zju-
traj prihrumeli fasisti tudi k
nam in nam il postelj pobrali
vse tri sinove. Pobrali so Sc
okrog 100 drugih MOI in fantov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19

ker vsi so bill preganjani k 0 t
divje zveri cd fasistov in usta-
Sew, posebno pa Sc Cd klerikal-
nih belogardistov.
Starejsi sin Franc Sc je vrnil
po treh letih in pol IL ujetnistva.
Njegov sineek je sedaj star sti-
ri leta, je ljubek fantek in nam
Sc najbolj razganja zalostne
dneve. Ne mores 81 zamisliti ma
Sega zivljenja donna. Noe in dan
so mas hodili rabeljni preganjat
in zmerjat, kje da imamo ban
dite, ~da ako ne povemo kje so,
nam bodo vse pozgali. In pozi-
gall so vasi in mesta do zadnje
koce po hribih, toda Planino
vseeno MISC, ker so mas il Pla.
ninske gore branili nasi hrabri
partizani> pred razbojniskimi
Nemci in belogardisti.
"Po temu vidis, da smo do.
sti prestali, da smo morali de.
lati noe in dan. Trpel sem tud
JAZZ tako, da sem leta 1943 oslo
pill ma levo oko, a ma desnegs
slabo vidim. Bill sem tri mesece
in pol v bolnisnici in mi b i
oprostila, ker Ii ne pisem sam
Kar sc pa zivljenja tice v hran
nisva izbircna, kruha sedaj NJ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19

Povei+e o+rokom, do ie domovino |epo.

Mrs. Gusti Zupancic, 20120
Miller Ave., Euclid, je prejela
pismo cd svoje sestre Ivane
Ahacic il vasi PesSenjek, Wis
MIA CORA, v katerem Sc zahva-
ljuje "a poslani paket in j ma
roca, maj pove otrokom, da je
domovina Slovenija lepa kot BIZ
ser, da Slovenci v domovini lju-
bijo izseljence po vsem svetu
in Sc jih pogosto spominjajo.
Slovenski borci so dali domovi-
nj junake in junakinje, katerih
slava ne DO nikdar obledela.
Vsebina pisma ne velja samo "a
Mrs. Zupaneic, pac pa so te be-
sede posvecene tudi vsem dru-
GIN ameriskim Slovencem.
Pismo sc glasi:
"Draga sestra Gusti!
"Najprvo najlepse, pozdrave
in hvala "a pismo, XII sem ga ne
strpno pricakovala. Obenem S
pismom sem prejela tudi paket
in sicer oboje danes 2. oktobra,
I'll pa 81 pisala 10. julia.
ia vse to Sc I'll draga sestra
najprisrcnejse zahvaljujem. Bo-
Jim Sc lie, da Sc proved oskodu-
jes in JAZZ I'll ne bonn mogla mix
dar povrniti. Pises, da so posla-
ne stvari stare in Sc bojis, da
bi bill uzaljeni radi tega. JAZZ "a
svojo osebo vem, da sem zado-
voljna in kadarkoli oblecem kaj
Tvojega, Sc te vedno hvalez-
nostjo spominjam. Mislim tudi
ma vse Tvoje otroke in 81 v du-
hu predstavljam tudi Tvoje
vnucke. LIE povej jim, da imajo
tukaj v start domovini tudi te-
to, katera jih prav srcno po-
zdravlja.
"Povej jim tudi, da SO sloven-
ske zemlje sinovi in hcerke, XII
je sicer siromasna, ker 10 je
vedno tlacil tujec, a je lepa ka-
kor biser, XII ga je ustvaril sam
vsegamogocni. Sal ina morja,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19
Novice IL
stare donlovine
"TITOVI CRNI PIONIRJI"
IL TRBOVELJ

Dne 2. septembra so v veliki
unionski dvorani v Ljubljani po-
dali 'Titovi crni pionirji' il Tr-
bovelj pevski in recitacijski pro-
gram. Ia zbor steje 70 pionir-
jew in pionirk, otrok trbovelj-
skin rudarjev. Cd ustanovitve v
maju 1915 leta do danes je ia
zbor priredil' vec koncertov do
ma in v drugih krajih Sloveni-
je. Trboveljske pevce je pozdra-
vii clan MOOT, nakar je sledil
poster in 'dobro izbran spored,
XII je obsegal partizanske, ma
rodne in umetne pesmi ter reci-
tactic. Sledila je revija, XII je z
njo trboveljska mladina v ve-
zani besedi in glasbi prikazala
zivljenje partizanskih borcev in
slovenskega ljudstva med ma.
rodno osvobodilno borbo. Drugi
del revije je bill posvecen slo-
venski zeni in dekletu. Mladi
pevci in recitatorji so prikazali
obcinstvu slovensko zeno, kako
sc je OBJ strani moza borila "a
svobodo.
"Titovi crni pionirji" IL Tr'
bovelj so discipliniran, uglajer
mladinski zbor, XII razpolaga Z
:jasnimi, svezimi in polnimi gla'
sow. Njihov nastop dokazuje
da so v svoje delo vlozili mno'
go truda in marljivosti. Doka'
zali so, kako veliko ljubezen in
zanimanje goji trboveljska de
lavska mladina do glasbe in ka'
ko resno stremi "a tenn, da b
tudi v kulturnem zivljenju do
segla cim vecje uspehe. Mad
pevci imajo vse pogoje, da 81
oh vestnem studiju in pod pra
vilnim vodstvom razvijejo ,
zbor, XII bo v ponos slovenskt
delavske mladine.
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Dive

odrasli osebi, srednjih let, brez
otrok, zelita dobiti v najem sta.
novanje S 3 ali 4 .sobami med E
IS in rs st. ali pa v collinwood-
ski naselbini. Naslov sc maj pu.
sti v uradu tega lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19

kjer je Sc slisati pesem Il vino
gradov Moravske gore ...
(PoUest o AljoN nam je postal
Louis Moh0r, 15625 School Aue.,
Hi 10 je dobil od sVojegd brata
is stGrega krdja. Aljo$a je si,,
mjegovega bratG. Zelo inppresi-
ven opis borbe IN snarti tega 49,
letmega partigana priobcamo kot
nam je bil poslan. OPP. ured.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-19
POCITNISKI DOM
ISTRSKIH DEIaAvCEV

Oh glavni cesti IL Lovrana Y
Medvejo v Istri, skoraj v. pred
mestju Lovrana, sta dve lepi po-
slopji, kjer istrski delavci in
namescenci uzivajo svoje pocit-
nice. Ia delavski pocitniski dom
ina knjiznico, citalnico in last
no kopalisce. Stirideset delay
cev in delavk prezivlja tukaj,
morda prvie v zivljenju, res lep
15-dnevni odmor.
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manika. Ostala sva sam a in
imava malo potrebe. Sc ze pre-
ziviva, malo delava, malo pa do.
biva ma stare dni podpore. Sa.
taksnih kot sva midva, je tuka.
v Planini mnogo, mnogo druzin
Ker Planina je zrtvovala 80 maj
boljsih in najnadarjenejsih 81
nov "a osvoboditev nase drza
ye."