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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
Hunting and - Fishing
 
By GENE vALLoN

StIAD FTSfIING-The stats Board Of Fisheries and Game an- nouncea the open season for shad netting from April ist to June 18th,
 both inclusive, except that no per- son shall at any time use or assist In using any seine, drag, glll or other net In the Inland waters for the taking Of shad between the hours Of SllnGet on Saturday and
 sunset on the following Sunday No license or registration is required Tor the use of Q soap or scoop net tn the Connecticut river provided such net Is not over 80 inches In diameter.
 shad may be taken by angling from April 20th to July 18th, both inclu. stve, except in the Connecticut river at Enfield Dam, town of Suffield, where the season Is from April 20th to July 4th, both dates inclusive Other regulations for fishing at Enfield Dam arc s follows:
 Permit required: hours of fishing from Q, m. to 9 D. m., EST, single-hooked lures only to be used, space between shank and point not more than S.s inches.
 Tonight in Hamden, will Do the time and setting for the dinner and meeting of the New Haven County League of SportRmenS Clubs. From time to time We have urged strong support and cooperation for this or. ganiEation of sport clubs whose pur- pose has been in the interest of betterlng the hunting and fishing sports in this state, And there Is certainly room for Improvements lot of room. All tho sport clubs In New Haven County are expected to be well represented Thursday night Are you going2
 ANGLING FOR WOMEN-An issue that has hung above our heads like the sword of Damocles. Well, It's all over now, The sword has fallen; but here's the story as we see 1t,
 Some time ago Q bill was intro- duced In our State Legislature sug. gesting that womens license fees for fishing be raised from $i,S6 to equal that of the men, on the basis Of the fact that our piscatorial friends show no discrimination in the sex of the angler. It seemed like a good point and much better idea-=eSpecially with the increasing number of women taking to the sport. But the legislators couldn't see it-So the fee still stands ct Sl36.
 But before closing this issue, per- haps we'd better clarify our stand, We neither begrudge our fellow Sportswomen this difference in price nor do We commit our approvad of retaining the old fee. But 1t will certainly be ironio this season to see , woman carry home her limit after | you've had luckless day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
SStouling ' Green, St. J0hna Enpnrad

New York, March il-(UPl- S,,n ahIee of last years opening round ,o,vrs ,m,npsrs will make another champ lvnsnip bid tonight as the ninth anlual a,lIlual invitation basketball tour sslnt snainent gets under way at Madison equaLe Garden before O seilout crowd of some iB0O0 fans,
 two Of the l046 teams, Bowling Green and Rhode Island State, nee. mest m the first game tonight wnile the third member, st. Johns university, plays West Virginia in S'e nightcap, Bowling Green is on point choice,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14

Watertown tonight at 2 p. m.
 Gra-Y at parish house at 7:S0 p. m, Everett Roger will be the leader.
 Red Cross Plea
 A radio talk was given by Arthur c. Evans, l946 Red Cross drive chairman. This is not a dollar mem- bership drive. The boys are still in the service, and the veterans retur- ming badly need our service. After briefly outlining the history of the Red Cross, the speaker stressed that out of the $l3,l00 quota, $8,000 would be retained locally.
 The excellent home service com mittee in Watertown is anxious and willing to receive requests for aid from any serviceman and his family, Mir. Evans said and closed by saying and praising the can- vaSsers of the Oakville, Watertown and Bethlehem district, and by ask ing persons not contacted to send their contributions directly to the Watertown Chapter
 The first aid course arranged by the Red Cross, Watertown Chapter, has been completed. Eleven persons have completed IS hours of atten- dance with satisfactory grades. The total enrolment was IS, according to Emil Aibrecker, instructor.
 Victor Poplis, radioman SC, son of MT. and Mrs. Victor Poplis, has returned from overseas, and is spending a thirty day furlough at his parents home on Falls Avenue. He serves in the Navy and has re- gently spent eleven months in Man fila, and seven months in New Guinea. He will return to Boston for further orders.
 The Oakyille girls basketball team played the WatertoWn girls in the Watertown High School gym We'd nesday night preliminary to the veterans game.
 Victor Carey was recently honor dSAy A-loS1idkBCh run t9AS eCkfaSS and it at his home with his family on clairmont Avenue. ce-chairman; Mrs. Herman Marg- graf, secretary; George Shaw, Carl Woodward, Alfred Trayer, John Reardon and G. c. Swift, 6uperin- tendent.
 Routine business was transacted, and the evening session was spent in discussing school problems such as building needs, school health and sanitation.
 The seventh grade at Baldwin School which has increased in num- beF to tbirty-nine, has been divided into two divisions, and Francis Hayes, former Wateriogn teacher, recently discharged from the U. s. Coast Guard will be the extra teacher for the remainder Of the year
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
Local Man Receives Discharge
 Robert J. JOssphsOn
 Served Three Years
 In Navy

oakville, March l4-Robert J, Josephson, radioman 3ic, of Falls Avenue, son of Mrs, Helen Joseph son, has been honorably discharged from the Navy at Lido Beach.
 He enlisted in the Navy more than three years ago. He has been awarded the Liberation Ribbon and the Asiatic Theater Ribbon, He was employed at the Waterbury Tool be- fore entring the service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
College Basketball
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By UNITED PRESS

National Intercollegiate Tourna- nlent tsecond round):
 Eastern Washington 45, South eastern State 37.
 Indiana State Teachers e2, Uni- verSlty of Houston a.
 Oklahoma A. & M. B0' Oklahoma
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
Current Films
 Time Schedule

LOEWS PoLI-"Adventure ;SO 4n0, 6:45, 9:20 P. M. LODWlS STRAND - The Last
 Chance"-2:32, 5:4e, 9:O6 ?. M. Girls of the Big House"-l:le 4:S0, 7:50 P. M.
 WARMERS STATE - Saratoga Trunk"-d:l0, $40, $40 900 P. N.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
6eh0oI B0aFd Meels

The regular monthly meeting Of the Wtaert0gn Board Of Education was held at the High School TDes- day evening, with the following members present; ThayeF Baldwin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
EXTREMES

Philadelphia Irving Clark, l2, and his grandfather, 70, will he dou- bles partners In the American Bowl Ing Congress tournament at Buffalo. They average IFS and l76 reSpee. tiyely,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
Brush Fires

Watertown Fire Department was called out twice Wednesday, be- cause of brush fires. The firemen have responded to about seven alarms this week, but none of the fires, which included brush fires, a chimney fire and the burning of a small shed, proved to be serious.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
Personals

MT. and Mrs. Robert VailI who have been spending some time in Florida have returned to their home on Middlebury Road. During their absence, their daughter. Miss Muriel Vaill stayed at the home of her bro- ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, James Christie of Hamilton Ave- nue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14

MT and Mrs, Joseph R, Neill Of Academy Hill. who have been spend- ing several weeks in Florida, are eK- peeted to arrive home today,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14

HOLLYWOOD, March I4-DEAR STAFF: I met Harold Lloyd at lunch teddy and, for no good req son, l couldn't help comparing him With Charlie Chaplin. Lloyd and Chaplin are, without a doubt, the two greatest screen comics of all time. Neither has been particularly active for the past several years, but both unquestionably rate tops in the public mind, and each is guaranteed a tremendous audience each time he appears in a picture.
 Any comparison of the two men must end right there. Tn private life, no two persons could be more diSsimilar. Lloyd's life has been al- most monotonous in its normalcy. He has been married to the same woman for twenty-five years, is the father of three lovely children, takes an active part in community life and can very safely be termed solid citizen" All this, plus his great talent, is probably what rec ommends him to his public.
 Chaplin, on the other hand, has been impressed on the public mind not only for his screen appearances, but for his many appearances in the courtroom. Although he has lived in the United States for 30 years, he is still e citizen of Great Britain. He has been married to Mildred Harris, Lita Grey, Paulette Goddard, and is at present the husband of Oona O'Neill. He is the father of two grown sons, and his wife has just given birth to his fourth child, another boy. Chap lain's civic activity has been al- most nil, He has done little for the country that enabled him to pile up a hugh fortune.
 There is moral to this tale somewhere, but for the life of me can't think what 1t is.
 JIMMY FIDLER
 DEAR BOSS; The best we can do for you is the old one that Nothing succeeds like success" Lloyd sand Chaplin stay on the top because they are both good. It takes more than continuous court room careers to offset good acting in good pictures. If we had time, we could dig up hundred ex- amples to prove our point.
 But we think the latest gossip is more important. Here 1t is:
 Insiders report that while the re- cent rift between Betty Hutton and her new husband healed quickly, they'll give you ten to one it's the first of many. ], Remember Bebe Daniels? Evidently movie ambition doesn't run in her family for her daughter, Barbara, is working in a local department store. Tn spite Of his fine work in Lost Weekend" Phil Terry has received few movie offers and is planning to take him- self to England for series of pie lures. By the way, the rift between Terry and Joan Crawford ever widens, Sonia Hen!e's ice show is packing them in in Filmtown, just as 1t did everywhere else sine has appeared. Greta Garbo is rumored to be considering the lead in Arch of Triumph" but don't bet on it. These reports are prob- ably due to the fact that Garbo and Eric Remarque, author of the best seller, are one of New York's latest twos0mes. For "Adam and Eve,n a Garden of Eden is being con- structed way out in the desert, but up to now no one has been set to play the snake who started all the trouble. Don't imagine producers are worried about that. however. Just toss a stone anywhere in Hol- lywood and you'll hit a natural for the part.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
War Brides to Arrive

Watertown Chapter, American Red Cross, has been notified by the New York Chapter of the expected arrival on the SIS. George Goeth- als, due in New York today, of two war brides.
 The war brides are Mrs. Michele Minor, wife of Captain Ames Minor or 6ethlehem, now on terminal leave, and Mrs. Suzanne DotoN, wife of Michael Dotoli, 69 Fairview Avenue, Oakville. Both brides are from Paris, France, and sailed from Le Havre, March 5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
Church News

The Rev, Frank Squires, rector of All Saints Episcopal Church, will be the guest speaker at the Thurs day Lenten Worship, One of the great minds of our day in better understanding between the denom- nations, Your hearty cooperation in this service will help in this good cause.
 This worship will be at 8 p. m. in the Union Congregational Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14

The Auxiliary of the WSC.C. will meet at the Methodist Church Fri day evening at o'clock. This will be a social meeting with Mrs. Boardman Getsinger, Sr., Mrs. c. Raymond Ganung and Mrs. Ken- meth Peck serving as hostesses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14

Following the instruction period held at St. ohn's Church, Monday evening, members of the C.Y.O. en- 1oyed special dance program at their social meeting in the Com munity building.
 The program opened with a multiplication dance and at this time, Gerard Garceau and Virginia Dowd were chosen King" and Queen" respectively, for the even ing.
 Included in the varied dance pro- gram, were a broom dance, boys choice and girls choice dances and several others, and during the even- ing the boys and girls enjoyed a grand march.
 After the dancing, refreshments were served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
WATERT0WN Correspondent: Mrs. stephen Canty, % Scott Avenue;
 Telephone lOO6.
Toft School Completes Fund Drive
 Mrs. ShOnS Turns in
 SI,020.0S In Play
 Proceeds

Watertown, March "A - Mrs, Charles Shons, chairman in charge of Taft School in the Red Cross Fund drive has completed here work and turned over to Arthur c. Evans, drive chairman the sum of $l,020.0 as the Taft School contribution, from the boys, the facutly, the staff and the proceeds from the benefit play, Our Town" recently pre- sented at Bingham auditorium.
 Mir Evans stated that this amount brought the total receipts of the drive up to $6,000, on Tuesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14

Buff Cobb, granddaughter of the late Irwin s. Cobb, has re-captured the affections of Bill Eythe <. The Producer David Hempsteads have called the whole thing off and Mrs. Hampstead has left for the East with her children. Plans are afoot for a Hollywood by the Ocean" to be built in England. The site will be Brighton, which was almost completely destroyed during the blitz. Clark Gables pet hobby of nlotorcycling is taking a practical turn; he is considering handling an exclusive agency for a new type motorcycle, shortly to appear on the market.
 Real reason Gladys George was unable to launch her comeback in the New York play was her health. She's under doctors care and may wind up in a Sanitarium. . . Bob Preston's new contract with Para mount is a dilly; he can't quit, but neither can they fire him. Com edian Red Skelton joined the fight against racial intolerance this week when he broke ground for a new Jewish Temple in Hollywood. He made a speeh which ended with the great line. The only thing anyone should be intolerant of- is intolerance"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
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THE STORY: Tired of driving alone Ncross Che continent, Kaba- teck picks up two hitch-hikers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
JIMMIE FIDLER M HoHytOood

Dl.rlbul.a bv AsNsuaAs svaaDsa.s. Iua
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14

The bowling team will play in Watertown tonight at 2 p. m.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-30

Ia tn koncert je pevski zbcr
"Slovan" napravil spremembo v
tenn, u a .ste nj spobiralo tokrog
oglasov "a programme knjizico.
Upamo, da Sc boste trgovci sa-
mi odzvali in prisli ma mas kon-
cert. Sal to je tuii "a 'trBovce
'bolje, da Sc Jill ne nadleguje We
nomer "a oglase.
Brezpomembno bi bilo obsir-
no -opisoNau YES program 'ker
'kdor je bill ze enkrat ma ''Slo-
vanovem" .koncertu, vsak dobro
We, da njih ikoncert z mocnimi
,glasovi in pod spretnim vod-
sstvom lpevovodje r. Vautarja
DO osvojil in zadovoljil vsakega
:poslusalca. Program je :sestav-
lien 'tako, da 'nastopi ;tudi 'vec
ikvartetov, duetov in tsolospevi.
Zadnje case je "Slovan" zelo
zaposlen z nastopi Fpri raznih
=drugih prireditvah, pri drustvih
in kulturnih organizacijah. Ker'
5radi poslusate 'sSlovanovo" pet
je ma raznih drugih prireditvah,
zelimo, da tudi fpridete poslu-
sati njih lastni koncert, to njih
ubrano petite, XII DO vse kaj dru-
gega, res nekaj krasnega. Pc
koncertu sc DO vrsil pies do po-
zne ure (ali rane). Ia pies bo
:igrala popularna godba "Polka-
teers''. Ia drugo je vse preskrb-
ljeno v vseh ozirih.
Torej "Slovan" vas vse ce-
memo obcinstvo prijazno vabi k
obilni udelezbi svojega koncer-
ia. S pevskim pozdravom, =.
F. Polar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-30

GeneW, Xxi de tudi zaniniva in
prikzsuje naso zivahnost 'tu y
.An1eriki.
v kolikor mi je znano, 50 DO.
do ia vecer vdelezili tudi cost
je il Clevelanda in bodo ma lpri-
reditvi spregovorili ne ali ma
cast nasemu velikemu Sloven-
Gu, govurnerju Francetu Lau-
schetu. ,Podpisani bonn pa gle
dial, 'da ga vidimo v slikah tam
&c Sc ne DO mogel sam udelezi-
ii 'tega ve6era.
Toraj lpridite vsi, tam b!izu
lin adalec, vsak DO .dobil nekaj
uzitka " slikah in v Ebesedah
'govornikov. Ma veselo snidenje
" Geneva, " mestni dvorani. Pri.
sdite oh }casu.
A r.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-30

ce ne verjate1ne, iia 20 mrtH,
poizk,isali jih b0nD zopet islta-
ti'. zppst IN zupet sem lse ohr-
Mia 2 dvema drugima matera-
ma ma merodajna mesta in jih
srotila maj mi najdsjo zivega Iii
mrtvega sina ia mas resijo me-
sgDtDv0sti, v ikatHrem 4ivimo 4e
dodge mesece, toda wee zanlan.
Edino upanje smo Uncle v ne
KEN poveljniku, ,po imenu Wood,
toda istocasno, ko je incl pod
vzeti .preiskavo "a pogresanimi,
je bill prestavljen ma drugo vo-
jasko pozicijo. y
v skrajnem obupu, sc nisem
vec vedela kan obrniti, sem Sc
spomnila n nasega ;governerja
Lauscheta in ,njegovega tajnika
Mr.. John e. Lokarja. Kar nj
sem mogla doseci " dolgih 10.
mesecih, sem to dosegla potion
Mr.. John e. Lokarja v dveh
dneh s ,prijazno pripombo, ce-
mu Sc nisem takoj ma MEGA
obrnila, da bi mi pomagal. c.
lih 10 mesecev sem prenasala
skeleco bol v svojem srcu in ma
nesteta vrata visjih oblasti tr-
'kala brez uspeha, kar mi je v
dveh dneh pripomogel mas clo-
vek, XII zavzema odlicni urad.
20 maj YAM DO v dokaz, kaj je
mas clovek, kadar pomoci ra-
bimo. IL najvisjih skrogov nam
je zagotov1jeno, da Sc bo nemu-
donna preiskava izvrsila in res
MICA dognala.
Ia moi in drugih "a zalost-
nih mater slueaj dovolj jasno
dokazuje, kaj Sc pravi imeti clo-
veka oh svoji strani, kadar Sc
pomoci isce. Povem maj, da po-
leg dobrega srca, XII ga ina go
werner Lausche in njegov tai
mix John e. Lokar, je to, da
mu 'lahko v maternem jeziku po-
tozim grenkobo, XII jo 'cutim do
izgublj jenega sira, v negotovo-
sti je Ii Sc xiv ali mogoce tava
po pragozdu in iste pota v pro-
stost in clovesko druzbo. LIE
(Nadaljevanje ma g.. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-30

Euclid, %. - Ko ;posluSam in
iberem ,razne nasvete in lpripo-
lrocila in naspnotstvo radi 60
vernerja Frank .. Lauscheta, Sc
ne morem vzdrzati, da se ne bi
.oglasila .potom casopisa, da po-
jasnim nasim ljudem, kaj pome-
nj mas clovek v javnem uradu.
Nj moi namen komu vsiljevati,
:kaj maj voli in katerega ne, lie
toliko lahko IL lastne izkusnje
.povem, .da .kaj sem dosegla, ker
imamo slovenskega governerja
v drzavi Ohio.
Kakor .je mnogim znano, je
bill moi sin z drugimi "a. voja-
XII v poletu v Ameriko dine 80.
novembra laraskega leta iz Kod-
iaka, Alaska, do Seattle, Wash
ington, izgubljen. Cd tega dne
pa do danes nj o izgubljenih no
benega porocila. Celih deset
mesecev sem pisarila in trkala
ma odgovorna vrata "a pomoc,
da hi rpodvzeli preiskavo in ma
sli, kaj sc je z mojim simon in
drugimi vojaki naredilo, ker nj
O :njih nikakega sledu. Karkoii
sem storila, vedno je bill odgo-
vor enak: mi vas ne obsojamo,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-30
Veselica v poSast
veteranom

Cleveland, 0. - V soboto 2.
novembra priredi drustvo sv.
Janeza Krstnika st. II Ame-
riske bratske zveze, plesno ve-
selico v Slovenskem domu ma
Holmes Ave-, v pocast vojnim
'veteranom tega drustva. Ia We
Ger jih vabimo v naso 'sredo, da
Sc vsi skupaj poveselimo Mi
hovega povratka v civilno ziv-
ljenje.
Vsak veteran tega drustva
dobi prosto vstopnico in "a So
potrosnih listkov. Te vstopnice
so nekateri ze dobili, ko so pla-
cali svoj assessment, drugim pa
bodo po tajniku poslana ma
dom, tako da DO vsakdo vedel,
kaj drustvo pripravlja zanj.
Ma Sc drustvo je melo At
clanov v vojaskih uniformah, XII
so sluzili strica Sama. Eden cd
teh je ostal ma 'bojiscu, to je
pokojni brat Martin Jerich, kar
mi vsi obzalujemo in izrekamo
sozalje prizadeti druzini. Nekaj
teh vrnivsih Sc vojakov je sedaj
v solah, kjer nadaljujejo Stu
dijami. Drugi so pa vsi donna in
upam, da sc vsi udelezijo drust-
vene veselice ma gori omenjeni
vecer.
Ia pies DO igral Sokac :orke-
ster. V kuhinji "a baro DO pa
tudi vse potrebno pripravljeno,
tako da DO vsem ustrezeno. V
imenu drustva sv. Janeza Krst-
nika st. II ABB vabim vse ma
prireditev.
Anton Baraga,
.predsednik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-30
VPRAsANJE: Imam necaka,

VPRASANJE: Imam necaka,
katerega bi rad dobil v zed. dr.
zave. Nahaja Sc v taboriscu "a
pregnance v ameriski okupacij-
ski zoni v Nemciji. Izpolnil sem
zanj izjavo porostva (affidavit
of support), pa ne VEN kan bi
jo postal. Ali maj 10 posljem di-
rektno MENU ali ameriskemu
konzulu, v katerega podrocj je
spada predelje, kjer Sc nahaja? !?
ODGOVOR: Vsekakor pos
lite izjavo porostva naravnost
vasemu necaku. Spocetka je
mas drzavni oddelek depart
ment of State) uredil zadevo,
;posiljanje 'tozadevnih izjav be-
guncem ma ia nacin, da sse je
'iste poslalo ma drzavni cddelek
" Washington, cd tam pa jih je
'drzavni urad sam postal naprej
" .amerisko okupacijsko zono v
]Nemcijo in -Avstrijo, kjer SO BIZ
iii potom pristojnega konzula IL
lrocene >osebam, katerim SO bile
Inamenjene. -Seveda tedaj he nj
ibila odprta redna sposta med
.Ameriko in Nemcijo ter Avstri-
jo. .Sedaj pa, ko je posta odpr-
TIA, ameriski konzuli raje vidijo,
:da Sc -afidavite ,posilja .narav-
most osebam, katerim so name
'njene. Pogosto je namrec tezko
,najti osebe, "a katere konzuli
,dobe afidavite, to pa radi spre-
'membe naslova, ali morda cello
sspremembe imena potion poro-
Ike ali pa il drugih razlogov. Je
pa tudi res, rda so bill ameriski
Ikonzulati v ameriski zoni Mem
.cije in Avstrije 'takorekot pre-
plavljeni z afidaviti in je bio s
ITEM proved della, a "a konzular-
me urade je vaznejse, da 'tocno
lin redno vodijo delo v zvezi z
i iizdajanjem viz.
VPRAsANJE:: Moi sin, XII je
sameriski drzavijan po rojstvu,
sse lie .porocil, ko je shIzl v ame-
rriski drzavi ;prHlso morris, ter
lima malega sin6ka, ii je bill ro-
jen .prekD morja. Ali .je otrok
Ianeriski drzayljan? ? Moi sin se
Iboji, sda temu mi stako. Rovedali
so mu, da sanlo otreci Onih o6e-
itov, XII so bill starr q let ali cez
lko .,je bill otrok rojen, 50 anna
ltrani "a ameriske drzavljane.
Moi sin Be nj incl 20 let, ko ,se
.mu je narodil sincek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-30

Domovno' in podlagi tega zakljucue, da "stvar
zaostruje in da blza katasrofa Pravi med ostaim
"Imeli ze vrniti, pa odsvetoval ceravno
stalno keeo domov, da nujno rabijo da ugo
tov da popolnoma brez krivde Mi tukaj vidmo da
stvar zaostruje in bojimo da DO katastroe
vropi tenn slucaju nsm, da je bolje biti mocnes
strani sicer e vprasanje kdo e danes mocan :" Tsti
XII "odsvetujeo" malim begunckom da vrnejo domov
morajo pac meti svoe razoge Generalov brez voske
nj tesko predstavjat. Miha Krek pa je eden taksen
general
(Dalje jutr)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-30
;Slike v Geneva

Ma pobudo nasega delavnega
farmerja Mr.. Jerry Strojina, Sc
je dalo doseci dvorano 'mesta
Geneva, :da bono .imeli slikov-
no predstavo v .petek 1. rnovem-
bra OBJ 8. uri zvecer. .Obenem
DO tudi da n in prank vse h
svetnikov.
Silk v Geneva ze nismo imeli
'nekaj let radi vojne. " tenn Ca
su so sc pa IL nabrale zanimive
slike, vaznih dogodkov, XII bodo
zanimale nase ijudi, pa tudi vse
druge, HI Sc sbodo vdelezili. Ia
'zbirko silk je jameeno, da ,bodo
odgovarjale. tGotovo pa .bo "a
drugo obletnico prijala .slika IL
katastrofe East Ohio eksplozi-
je. .KOt okolici farmske ;nasel-
bine, bo gotovo prijala slika
vinske trgatve il Dalmacije, ker
bolj romanticne slike Sc ne mo-
re videti mixer drugje. Ako be
ma kratko pogledamo v Bco-
grad, Zagreb in v Ljnbljano, DO
to gotovo zanimalo yse udele-
zence, ker dnevno 'berejo ' no.
vicah o Jugoslaviji. Latko Be
dodamo sliko vinske trgatve v
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vembra oh $3.50 popoldne prize
di pevski zbor "Slovan" svoj je-
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drustvenem domu ma Recher
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kin in partizanskih. Preprican
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