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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-04

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Reading and believing the newspaper out Of sheer
habit or beeouse you so'tc whos happens Minnie Zeh
in that comic strip about exciting and reworns os
reading and re-reodng Gone with the Wind" and over
ogon Gross the other side of HE journalistic street
and get set Of eyes There s~o sides to most
stories. maybe you're reading The wrong side
Evening star., 1947-01-26
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Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-11
Marie Schnee Marie.
). y. Kenyon, Portland

Marie Schnee and James O
Kenyon were united in MARI.
age Saturday evening at the
Methodist church. The double
ring ceremony was read bv Rev
george Foye. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
GORDON, sister and brother in
law of the bride, attended the
couple. Professional and reces.
sional marches were played bv
MRS. Joe Opalka with Mrs. Char.
les Gees, soloist. The church was
decorated with spring flowers
and candelabrum.
Following the wedding a re-.
ceptlon was given at Anderson's
nall by Mrs. Jack Andrew and
the home &c girls. DR.. and Mrs
Kenyon were presented with a
git by Andy Lawrence, on behalf
OF the Eastern Star chapter.
The couple are on a short wed.
olng trip to Portland. Thew will
reside in Columbia Falls.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-11
To Organize Baseball Team
Rv GLADYS E. VAN
co.;ety Editor and Reporter

Organization of a local base
sh.u team will take place nex1
ssT,esday evening. The meeting
scbeduled for 8 o'clock at the fire
lball. is open to anyone interested
t;n baseball. 1916 manager, Ell.
-rvn Mateka, urges all players
sor persons interested in team sup
bort to attend.
1oter-valley leagues will be
1smong the business discussed. Al.
20 open for suggestions are ben
|efit dance plans and buses to
4ake players and boosters to the
|games. It is hoped to play teams
rom larger Montana cities. New
suits, purchased by local bus
snessmea, are of gray with blue
Ind white trim. Also ready is
new equipment.
Last years team ended its
first season with S wins, 2 defeats
! nd tie. Organized in July,
they had two victories over
Nhitefish; three victories over
6omers and one defeat; tied Ka-
Iispell once and lost once. Play
Irs in addition to manager Ma
|eka were Bill Nadeau, Bob Reid,
Bert Hill, Walter Howell, Demp-
jey Johnson, Floyd Darling, Bob |
Eeitzling, Den Saprey, Jr., How
Ird Johnston, Vic Flat, Bob Ed
kards, Harry Preston, AL Reid,
r., Jiggs Hill and Bill Taylor.
Mascot was Dennis Raaen.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-11
rie Rohel.

RE Rohel.
Columbia Rebekah lodge 81 will
meet next Friday at Anderson's
hall. Noble Grand Jessie Geer
invites all visiting members to
attend for the social afternoon.
Mrs. Roger Cole was a Wednes-
day dinner guest at the Ira Ross
nome. During the afternoon she
and Mrs. Ross visited Mrs. Frank
Schmidt.
| Work is now being done at the
Columbia Dome by the Hoerner
plumbing and heating co. of Co.
lumbia Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lewis
and Larry were Sunday guests at
the John Taylor home, Bolton.
We've heard several complaints
lately about the lack of seating
space in the telephone booth-a
nice convenience while waiting
for long distance call. Anyone a
chair to donate?
Mrs. Elizabeth Allen and so:as
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Allen and
family spent Easter at Bigfork
with Mrs. Elizabeth Aliens niece
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Fox.
Mrs. Roy Barnhart was an over
night guest in Kalispell We'd |
nesday.
Raymond Barnhart and Jack
left Friday for differ
ent parts of Oregon and Washing
ton. They plan to be gone a
week.
Miss Jeanette Therrian, who
S employed at the Kalispell gen.
eral hospital, spent Easter in. Co.
umbia Falls with her brother,
at the S. Lyonais home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Ball, Coram,
pent Easter at the Forrest Ball
lome in the Falls.
Mrs. S. Lyonais has been i'll
n bed with the "flu" the past
week. We wish her a speedy re-
overy.
The Seattle Hot-Shots will fur.
lish music for the VFW dance
omorrow night at the Cozy Cor
er. 3. l.. Mateka heads the dance
ommittee, which promises a
ood time for all.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-11
Hold Easter Breakfast

Early Easter morning after the
sunrise service twelve guests ga.
thered at the T. S. Carter home
for a delicious waffle breakfast.
Guests included Rev. Ralph Wer-
ner and young people furnish
ing the music for the sunrise
service. The group played five
numbers in honor of their hos
tess after the breakfast.
Present were Rev. Werner,
Grace Fowler, Beverly Rudio,
Davis, Ellis and Lennis Vail,
Grace Mcdonald, Charles Car
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Vail,
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Carter.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-11
Chuckie Has Birthday PARTY

Chuckie O'Connell celebrated
his fifth birthday Tuesday with
a party given by his mother.
Mrs. Johnny O'Connell. During
the afternoon games were PLAYED
by the guests, which included
Gene Darling, Judy and Jill At
seth, Jerry and Freddie Tindall.
dighlight of the fun was a marsh
mallow roast. At the close a
birthday luncheon was served
by Mrs. O'Connell.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-11
Lunches Get Equipment

New additions to the school
lunch program equipment are
now in use. These include dou-
ole boilers, collanders, cutlery
oox, utility truck, egg beaters,
light trays, much-needed dessert
spoons and an egg whip.
Volunteer helpers have been
Mrs. Norman Stringfellow, Mrs.
Tom Crum, Mrs. Pearl Sparks,
and Mrs. Charles Reed. Grade
school girls helping are Sally
Ann Seymer and Marsha Crum.
Mothers are needed to help serve.
Those interested may contact
Mrs. Emma Ladenburg.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-11
Hold Cleanup Party

A cleanup party conceded
with the WSCS meeting last Wed.
nesday at the Methodist church,
During the business meeting
members discussed a future visit
to the Soldiers home. The par
sonage family wishes to thank
the Gamble store for a platform
rocker and stool donated to them.
AT the close pot luck luncheon
was served. Next meeting of
the Society will be Wednesday
at the parsonage. All women
are welcome to attend.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-11

Mrs. Ruby ]. Durham, Her
long, Calf, plans to sail for Guam
in the near future to join her
husband, Arthur J. Dunham. Mrs.
Durham, the former Ruby Greene
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd
Greene, has been editor of the
Challenge, Herlong newspaper.
She has accepted a clerical po-
sition with Brown-Pacific- -Maxon,
a construction firm which also
employs her husband.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-11
To Install VFW Officers

Joint installation of VFW post
and auxiliary members will be
next Monday, 8 o'clock, at An
derson's hall. Installing officers
are Vern R. Kelly, past state
commander, Kalispell; and Mrs.
lena Reita1, past state president,
Whltefish. Lunch will be served
by the auxiliary at the close.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-11
PAGE THREE

and bingo were also enjoyed.
In charge of the program were
Mrs. w. A. Bose and Mrs. Fay
Loveall, while Mrs. Ray Wedge,
Mrs. Jack Forsythe, Mrs. A. E.
Brown, and Mrs. Bose were on
the refreshment committee.
Church services will be atten-
ded by the Chapter April 20 at
the Methodist church.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-11
Easter on Large Size

Although day late, leghorn
hen belonging to Amos Hellman
took the prize for a huge Easter
egg. Brought into the Hungry
Horse News office by Ruth, it
measured 7 inches by 81k inches.
The egg, which resembled a goose
egg, did not contain an inner
egg.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-11
Plan First Aid Course

Birthdays of Eastern Star mem
bers were celebrated after the
Wednesday meeting of Estella
Pomeroy Chapter No. 68. Follow
ing the business meeting, Gla-
cier park and overseas slides were
shown by Jimmy Bose. Cards
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-11
Star Sees Pictures

First aid courses are being
planned for Columbia Falls, u1-
der the direction of the Red Cross
Anyone interested in enrolling
in the 20 hour course are to con-
tact Mrs. Ferd Greene. Glasses
will be conducted two hours for
ten days.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-11

H Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Walkup
tigfork, and Mr.. and Mrs. o. F.
kendt were Friday dinner guests
y the Norman StringfelloW
Nome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Kelly and
fharon spent the weekend in
tpokane.
Mrs. Charlie Pemble, Kalispell.
Vas a Tuesday visitor at the Joe
0palka home.
Miss Ruth Ann Greene, who is
&tending Kinman business col
Rge, Spokane, spent the Easter
hcation with her parents, Mr..
I'D Mrs. F. C. Greene.
"Poley" Opalka, Browns Mea-
DIV, spent the weekend in Col
,tnbia Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burns and
r. and Mrs. John Eckleberry
Visited at the Ira Ross home re-
8ntly.
THE Misses Rosemary and Mon
tlna Watt, Missoula, spent Easter
Nth their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Watt.
tMr. and Mrs. w. R. Amman vi
1 Ted Sunday with the H. A. !
I eich family. Whitefish.
MRS. Ferd Greene has return
4 from an extended trip to wes-
1cn coast states where she vi
Z sfed relatives.
donations to the cancer drive
4e always welcome. The can
"a tea is scheduled for next Sat-
u3day at the high school. Cub
4 eouts will canvass the town
dturday.
Mrs. Howard McCully and Doug
vfslted MIR. and Mrs. Henry Prom
Qost and new daughter, Kali
iPell, Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Willis was a Sunday
qest at the Bill Opalka home.
Serve yourself baskets are new
edltions to the Mercantile. They
afe the first in town.
FAnna Slaughter, Glasgow, was
tluesday visitor in town.
s1lm Lee was an Easter dinner
vest at the Cecil Loveall home
kalispell.
iMrs. Margaret Patton, Cour
e Alene, is visiting relatives
= the Flathead.
ahev. Paul Pease was a Sum-
ny visitor in the Falls.
.Mr' and Mrs. Floyd Darling,
allspell, spent Easter with rel
yves here.
:New at Burt's barber shop is
Folher barber chair. Mr.. Carl
t. Els looking for a barber to go
Nth it.
sMr' and Mrs. Leonard ITEMS
Sio entertained the following
seSts Easter Sunday: Mr.. and
S' George Britton, Mr.. and
S' j. Qualls, East Lake shore;
and Mrs. Matt Kennedy and
lmly, Kalispell; Mr.. and Mrs.
d l,l brltton and family, Somers;
- y NINA Cole, Columbia Falls.
feIe Anderson left Thursday
4 portland where he will join
~ Anderson and Linda for a
~ weeks vacation.
enarles Rohel and William
0inpson, Butte, were Sunday
lS'S at the home of Mrs. Car
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-11
Altar Society Meets

The Altar society met last We'd
nesday at the parish hall. Reg
ular business was conducted by
Mrs. John Frerich, president.
During the afternoon members
cleaned the church. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Frerich at the
close.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1947-04-11
Chimney Fire Extinguished

Chimney Fire Extinguished
A chimney fire at the Fred
Krona home called out the Col
umbia Falls volunteer fire de-
partment Tuesday afternoon. No
damage was reported.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
Zabava s plesorn in
igranje kart

Cleveland, O.-V Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd. sc, bo vrsil v avditoriju Piles
S fino godbo v spodnji dvorani
Sc DO, pa igralo karte in. sjcer
katero, koli igro 81 bo kdo' zelel q:
66, pinakl, marjas it'd. Priredi-
tev sc bo vrsila nedeljo rs.
maja in Sc pricne on 7:3O.
Priredba Sc, vrsi pod avspici-
jo Hon. Thomas A. Burke for
Mayor in John Rozance "a Coun-
Gil boosters klub 81. varde, kate
rega clani bodo delavai "a izvo-
litev obeh vteku prihodnjih vo-
litev.
Veselicni odbor Sc je dobro pri-
pravil, da prijazno postreze vsem
posetnikom, posepno pa igral-
Gem kart, dobrimi brezplacni-
mi prigrizki in nagradami.
Vabljeni ste vsi, XII innate We
seize ikrati karte. Obenem boste
imeli priliko, da plesete v igor
Mi dvorani in priliko, da Sc Sc
znanite z zupanom mesta Gle
veland, S kandidatom "a koun-
cilmana John Rozancem in dru-
gimi odlicnimi gosti, XII bodo po-
setili to prireditev. Vstopnice
"a Piles in igranje kart so samo
so centov. Harmoni kvartet DO
v spodnji dvorani zabaval igral-
ce z lepo donecim petjem "a We
selje in kratek cas-. Ma veliko
udelezbo vabi
Kampanjski odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
UHEDNu<OVA Po$TA

delo in gledal v korist nasi far
mi. Med aktivnima sta tudi Uto-
plans in Strugglers.
V nedeljo ma materinski dan
smo Sc prav izvrstno zabavali
ma farmi. Tudi petja nj manjka-
10. Seveda,! kjer sta Frank Sus-
tarsie in Joe Koporc, je vedno
obilo petja. Ko innate priliko,
obiscete nase izletniske prosto-
re! Tam sc boste vedno srecali
S svojimi prijatelji.
Redna mesecna seja odbora
zastopnikov farme Sc vrsi v ce-
trick %. maja v SDD ma Wa
terloo Rd. Seja je bila preloze-
ma "a en- teden pozneje il razlo-
ga, ker je incl stavbinski od-
Dor zadnje dneve dive seji. Upa-
mo da bodo zastopniki ia da-
tum upostevali in da Sc bodo
gotovo seje udelezili.
Theresa, Gorjanc,
zapisnikarica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
FILLS.

zvezno zakladnico. - Osem biv-
sih usluzbencev in poslov je ma
razpolago, da nudijo posetni-
kom informacije O prostoru in
predmetih v hisi. Robert Nc
Gaughey, XII sprejema obisko-
valce pri vhodu v hiso, je bill
usluzben pri Rooseveltovi rod
bini skoro rs let. VIM. A. Plog,
starejsi MOI, XII ga najdejo obi
skovalci ma posestvu in, " roz-
nem vrtu, je bill oskrbnik Roose-
veltovega posestva domala so
let.
Veeina posetnikov 81 ogleda
Rooseveltovo knjiznico, kjer, so
shranjeni redki rokopisi, razne
mornariske in druge zbirke ter
predmeti XII so bill predsedniku
poklonjeni "a casa njegovega
bivanja Bell Hist, kakor tudi
nekateri njegovi lastni rokopi-
81 in studije. Najti je tudi zbir-
ko neangleskih ameriskih listov
in publikacij, katere je knjiznici
poklonil Common Council for
American Unity oh prvi oblet-
nici smrti preds. Roosevelta. -
Dom predsednika Roosevelta
privablja romarje IL vseh pla-
sti ameriskega ljudstva. Pride
jo malcki il otroskih vrtcev, 60
larji v skupinah, dijaki kolegi-
jew in vseucilisc, skupine orga-
niziranih delavcev, clani Rotary
klubov, narodnostne skupine,
it'd, it'd. Mnogi prineso S seboj
cvetja in vence "a Rooseveltov
grob in v spomin mozu, XII 81 je
v zivljenju pridobil brezstevilen
krog prijateljev S svojim priza-
devanjem, da pomaga malemu
cloveku do boljsega zivljenja,
delavcu do njegovih pravic, de-
zeli v splosnem do veeje blagi-
ME in skupnosti svetu pa enot-
nosti, XII, bi ljudstvom zagotovi-
la trajen mir.
FILLS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22

Zaibatsu Sc vedno obstoja Koncno posav nekolko
nh pred sodnijo kot vone zaronike, toda dovo da
b h mogli unciti ko grupo Grupa kot celoa hi ahko
bla uncena &c hi zvrslo temelito razlascene nho
viii podjet in dvigno upravne poozae osebe XII so
doslej stale zelo nizko ma lestvic.
Mi nismo bill nt malo pr volj da hi sli tako dalec
Zato ina Japonska &c jo priera dezelami, kaere
e drzaa pod svoo okupacijo in h izkoriseala, kot
Koreja Kna Filpini Sc vedno najvecje tovar
narjev, bankrev rgovsh magnatov in drektorjev
rovanic Tu poavla nevarnost da bo Japonska
zmozna, da vtihoap in da dominra ekonoo drzave,
XII Azji nahaajo okrog ME, isotako kot je Neeija
po leu 1918 uspea da pronikne in donnira ekono-
milo drzave okrog ME v Evropi.
Resnica je da zaeeli ma Japonskem sedt Tru-
anovi doktrni Sc predno e ia poka bila progasena
naso poltko Grciji in Turc Prizna se da je Truma
nova doktrina osro orode, katero ako oprezno
rabi koikor zmakne in rani roke, XII ga
uporablja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
RooseveItov dom postal zgodovin,k kroi

Posestvo pok. predsedni-
ka Franklin D. Roosevelta je ze
emo leto zgodovinska tocka ma
Sc dezele. Vdova 33-tega pred
sednika Zed. drzav, Mrs. Flea
nor Roosevelt, je dne II. marca,
1916, oh prvi obletnici njegove
smrti, izroeila njegov rojstni
kraj v posest ameriskemu ljud-
stvu. Cd omega dne pa do 16.
marca letos je obiskalo ia zdaj
spominski kraj skoro pol mill
jona ljudi. Zapiski Narodne
sluzbe "a parke, XII ina v oskr-
bi tudi ia prostor, kazejo, da so
prisli obiskovalci il vseh kra-
jew Zedinjenih drzav in cd maj
mani 54tih narodnosti.
Vecina obiskovalcev pride 2
avti, a pripeljajo Sc tudi vlas
XII, bust, recnimi ladjami po
Hudsonu, z biciklji in mnogi
pridejo tudi pes. Kraj lezi 4
mile severno cd Poughkeepsie,
N. Y, OBJ, u. S. Route (dezelni
cesti) st. 9. Slednji obiskovalec
81 je lahko ogledal Rooseveltov
grob ter 33 akrov obsegajoce
posestvo, nj pa. bilo vedno mo-
goce vsem posetnikom dovoliti
vstop v notranje prostore
Rooseveltovega donna. Tekom
pocitniske sezone je bio NAM
rec vcasih tolik naval ljudi, da
Sc MISC mogli vsi zvrstiti "a
ogled hise, v katero pustijo
dnevno do $500 obiskovalcev v
skupinah brojecih IS oseb. Ia
odredba je bila uvedena ra di
varnosti. Obiski so dovoljeni
vsak dan raZen oh ponedelj jkih
in sicer cd desetih predpoldnem
do petih zvecer.
Ia vstop v hiso Sc plaza 25c,
toda vstopnina ma rozni vrt,
kjer pocivajo zemski ostanki
velikega predsednika, je prosta
in prosto 81 vsakdo lahko ogle-
da posestvo. Vstopnina gre v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22

natancno> ogleda Sc zadnji hip
pred. novo usodo, XII mu je ma
menjena2
Kakor omoticen sem bill, ko
sem sc blizal Gorici. Srce mi je
tolklo, kakor ne pomnim. Ko-
lena Sc sibijo pod tezo dozivet-
ja.a Bio mi je,@ kakor da bi po-
kleknil ma to sveto zemljo in jo
poljubil. Potem pa sem laval
po~ Gorici, pozivljal v sebi vsak
drobec' dozivetja,: XII, je Sc OBJ
'visel v spominu: Toda cas-, v
katerem sem Sc zopet srecal z
rodni mmestom, je- bill. prepoln
trpkosti, razocaranja. Ravno te-
daj jet "poslovala" tista komi-
sija,g XII il je bila doloeena nalo-
ga podrobne. razmejitve Gorice.
Kakor ostrina noza v srce Sc je
zarezala tista afrancoska "crta"
" prijazno, vabece oblicjet nase
Gorice. In ia "crta" prinasa.
gorje in bolecino, krivico in raz-
oearanje, move preizkusnje.
Ne vem ze,; kako je prav "a
prav bilo. Kakor. da me je ne
kaj zagrabilo in ze sem jo NAH
nil proti Kostanjevici. Kot stu-
dentje smo radi zahajali tia go
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22

XII SO bile poro6ene. Nemcija v
tenn tudi nj posebno zaostajala,
ceprav so Sc zenske ocividno po.
gosto nozzle ze v poznejsih le-
tih kot je obicajno. Najvec sta
rih devic so nasteli ma Irskem,
skotskem in svedskem, kaji
cenzus kaze, da je bilo cd sta
rejsih zensk% mani kot 80 od-
stotkov porocenih:
Tudi moski izgleda,, da imajo
v Ameriki najboljse prilike "a
zgodnjo 'zenitev. Steer je+v ka-
terikoli zapadni dezeli nezna-
ten odstopek moskih, XII Sc po-
roce pred dvajsetim letom, ven.
dar nase stetje il leta 1910 ka-
re, da Sc je 2 odst. fantov tedaj
starih Is do 10, let ze poroeilo
" druglh dezelah, je odstotek
neznaten. Mladci start cd 20
do "a let so predstavljai 28
odstotkov ozenjenih moskih v
Ameriki, docim Sc je morala
Francija zadovoijiti v TEN po.
gledu z 2I odst.,. a v Svobodni
Irski drzavi pa je bilo ma pri-
mer samo 3 odst. mladih mos
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
Porocilo O izletniskih
prostorih. SNPJ

Cleveland, 0. - Pc vecjem
prizadevanju Sc je vendarle od-
boru farme posrecilo dobiti do
voljenje "a gradnjo dvorane. z
delom iste Sc pricne v kratkem
casu. Tako, da je mono, da
bodo nekatera drustva imela ze
novo plesisce ma razpolago oh
casu njih piknikov v tel sezoni.
Prostore "a parkanje avtov,
kakor tudi prostore "a base
ball sc bo tudi v kratkem po-
pravilo in izravnalo. Odbor je
incl namen to delo re pred le-
ii izvrsiti ampak vsled vojne Sc
je morale delo odloziti.
Ker je nasa blagajna bolj ma
slabi financni podlagi je odbor
sklenil, da Sc poslje ma VISA nasa
drustva prosnjo "a prispevke,
katere sc DO rabilo "a poravna-
ME prostorov in napeljanje Pc
ska. Nekatera drustva SO ze
poslala svoje prispevke. Ostala
pa Sc gotovo posljejo? Vee dru-
Stew je re darovalo vsote "a
stavbinski sklad. Nekatera pa
so obljubila, da bodo to storila,
ko Sc pricne z delom plesisca
dvorane. Sedaj DO lepa prilika,
da to obljubo izvrse.
Otvoritev pikniske sezone Sc
vrsi v nedeljo 1. junija. Prica-
kujemo veliko udelezbo ma ia
dan. Odbor farme sc trudi, da
DO posetnikom postregel po maj
boljsi moci.
Junija meseca DO pricel vrsiti
sluzbo oskrbnika Anton Kerze.
Tony je aktiven predsednik dru-
stva Camrades. Zato pa nj dvo-
ma, da bo izvrstno opravljal to
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AMERKANCI Sc
|MLADI ZENIJO

Ameriska mladina ina vec pri
prilike, da Sc poroci zgodaj ne
go mladi ljudje v katerikoli de-
zeli zapadnega sveta. Tako je
razvidno iz porocila zavaroval-
ninske druzbe Metropolitan: Me-
tropolitan Life Insurance Co.,
je pripravila tozadevni pregled
ma podlagi ljudskega stetja liza
leta 1910 v tel dezeli in il ljud-
skin stetij v Evropi malo pred
tenn. V Evropi so Sc razmere
sicer cd onih casov zelo spre-
menile in bodo nemara bodoca
ljudska stetja v nasprotju S
stevilkami navedenimi v odstot-
kin, podanih v tenn clanku. z
ozirom ma Ameriko je pa moz-
no, da navedeni odstotki ne bo-
do mnogo spremenjeni.
stetje leta 1910 kaze, da je
bio 1920 deklet cd Is do 10
let starosti oh easu stetja re po-
rocenih - torej ena cd vsakih
osmih deklet, XII so bile takrat
zgoraj omenjene starosti, je ze
imele moza. Najblizje Ameriki
je bila v tenn pogledu Francija,
in tudi Kanada, vendar je bilo
v obeh dezelah lie 800 deklet
iste starosti re porocenih. v TIA
liji, Belgiji, Portugalski, ter
Avstraliji re pade stevilka ma 4
odstotke. Ma Angleskem, Wa
leskem, Skotskem, Svedskem in
Nizozemskem pa je bilo lie diva
odstotka deklet te starosti po-
rocenih. Pregled kaze, da so bi-
lie najslabse povprecne prilike
"a zgodnJo zenltev v NemclJl,
ma Irskem in ma Norveskem.
stetje prebivalstva namree ka-
re, da je bilo lie en- odst. deklet
med Is in 10 lett porocenih v
letu izvajanja cenzusa.
V Zed. drzavah pravijo, da
imajo zenske najboljse prilike
"a zgodnjo mozitev in "a mozi-
tev, oh katerikoli starosti sploh.
Oh stetju leta 1910 je bilo 81
odst. ameriskih zensk v staro-
sti As let in starejsih porocenih,
vdov ali loeenk. Kanada in
Francija sta bill tudi blizu Anne.
riki v tenn pogledu, namrec, da
sta imeli visok odstotek zensk,
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kin te starosti porocenih. Pc
drugi strani pa je il. ljudskih
stetij Dams ke, Nemcije ter
Francije in Italije razvidno, da
imajo moski povprecno vee pri-
like "a kasnejso zenitev, ako so
ze zamudili zgodnejse prilike. v
Ameriki izgleda, da peclarji
najrajse kar do konca sami
ostanejo.
Boljse ekonomske prilike so
gotovo najvecja pobuda4 "a
zgodnje porohe@v Arneriki,. ker
mladi ljudje dobijo sluzbe%s pri-
ieno dobrimi placami, dao lahko
vzdrzujejo druzine. Poleg tega
je zgodnja poroka nekaksna
ameriska tradicija in ameriska
mladina Sc druzabno' medseboi-
no bolj druzi nego v drugih de-
zelah, kjer Sc drze stara pravi-
la in tradicija v tenn pogledu.
Svobodno druzenje v druzab-
mem pogledu pa daje mladini
seveda tudi priliko, da- sc zalju-
bi in pricne misliti ma poroko in
druzinsko zivljenje.