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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

j. T. (Thad) Watts took Of
flee as President Of the Will
mington Tennis club after hav-
ing been elected unanimously
at an enthusiastic meeting held
at the Community center last
night.
Over 30 local netmen attend
ed the gathering. After pass
ing a constitution and a set Of
bylaws, those present named
Mr.. Watts and the other Of
ficers. They are: Miss Mary
johnson, vice-president; Col
leen Gam, Junior vice-presi-
dent; Leslie Beney, Jr., secre-
tary-treasurer.
Watts will appoint three men,
bers of the club to serve with
the officers as members of
the board of directors.
The new club was organized
into tRo sections. jiznaoz and
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
Knot Hole Club Formed By
Owners, Brigade Officials
BUGS Clash With Coastal Plains Team at 7:45
O'clock at Stadium; Boys Invited to
Join Club at Brigade

The Wilmington Pirates will -lay the Kinston club Of
the Coastal Plains league tonight at the American Legion
Stadium at 7:45 o'clock.
Manager Nate Andrews has not disclosed who he will
start on the mound against what is expected to be the
toughest game on the Pirate exhibition schedule. The only
report available on the strength of the Coastal Plain team
is from Burlington, where Kinston defeated the Class C
club in a preseason tilt.
Probable selection for the mound will be Larry DiOrio
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

Errors-Griffin 2, v. Gray 2, Hooks
Williamson, Johnson. Runs batted in -
%tennell, Collie, Rogers g.. Horton 4
Brewer 2, Brown 2, Williamson. Two
base hits-Rogers. Brewer 2. Three-base
hIts-Horton. Brown. Stolen bases -
williamson, Hooks. Rogers, Fennell, Glib
son, Brewer, Austin. Sacrifices-Heath
Left on bases-Rocky Mount 10, Will
n1ington u. Bases on balls off-Browr
!, Holmes 3, Daniels 6. Struck out by
Brown 10, Holmes /. Daniels 1. Hits off
holmes in 2 1-3 innings 6, Daniels in 3
- innings 4, Strickland in 2 innings 7
Salk-Brown. Losing pitcher-Holmes
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
CROSBY GRABS MIKE
BUT AS ANNOUNCER

PITTSBURGH, April 10 - Pe
Bing Crosby, one Of the new own
ers of the Pittsburgh Pirates, tried
his hand as sports announcer to-
day when he broadcasts the play
by play account of several innings
of the Bucs' home opener with
the Cincinnati Reds at Forbes
field.
"This is the first time I've ever
tried anything like this" Bing
commented as he took the micro
phone. from sportscaster Rosey
Rowswell.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

The Senior Class A SoftbaH lea
o,,a unfurled its 1947 campaign last
hight at Robert Strange park as the
Atlantic Coast Line team outhit tne
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks TO
take a 10 to 9 contest and Spot1ora
Mills shut out City Optical, 3 to o.
In the initial affray II hits were
registered between the two CLUBS
A. c. L. obtaining nine base knocks
and the Brotherhood of Railway
Clerks, eight. Barberousse and sur
les of the Railroaders set the MT
ting mace for the winners with two
hits in three trips to bat, Whne
Murray and Banck OF the Btotneh,
hood topped their hitting parade
two for four each. HoAoman
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
Qualifying Rounds Slated
At Municipal Golf Course
Fifty-five Entries Have Been Received; En-
try Blanks Are Available Until April 26;
Finals Scheduled April u

Multitudes of Wilmington usinessmen-golfer will linn
Der up their muscles and tee off this morning to begin the
First Annual Star-News Advertisers Golf tournament at
the Municipal course.
Twenty-three more entry forms were heaped on the
sports desk yesterday, bringing the total num-
Der of entries thus far to IS.
Eligible linksmen still wishing to play in the matches
may still make their applications out, however. Repre-
~sentatives from the Star-News sports and advertising de-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
WOMEN MEET

GREENSBORO, April 18. -(Pe
Collegiate women sportsters from
the four corners of the United
States began an intensive three-day
meeting of the Athletic Federation
of College women for their 18th Ma
tional Convention this morning in
Alumnae House at Woman's Col
lege. Approximately 300 students
and faculty members from 119 col
leges in IS states have registered
for the event.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

Errors-Joost 2, Suder. Runs batted in
McCosky, Fain 2, Doerr 2, Wagner, Will
liaans 8, Mele. Two base hits-Wagner,
Fain. Home runs - Williams, Doerr.
Double plays-Majeski, Suder and Fain;
Pellagrini, Doerr and York; York, Pesky
and York. Left on bases-Boston 8; Phila-
Savage 4; McCahan l; Christopher 3.
Strikeouts-Ferriss 3. Savage /. Hits
off Savage 6 in 4 inings; McCahan 2 in
4. Christopher 0 in l. Wild pitch -
Ferriss. Losing pit~cher-Savage. I'm
pires-Papparella, Summers and Rue.
Time 2:12. Attendance 1882.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

Errors-Hack. Runs batted in-Ku-
rowski, Rice, Slaughter, Marion, Pafko.
Two base hits-Diering, Slaughter. Home
run-Pafko. Notwithstanding. Double
plays-Marion, Schoendienst n Musial;
Marion and Musial; Slaughter and Mus
ial. Left on bases-Chicago 6, st. Louis
7. Bases on balIs-Schmitz 5, Brecheen
2, off Erickson /. Observation-Disclosures
2, Erickson l. Hits-off Schmitz 4 in 4
innings; off Lee 1 in 2. Wild
p~itch-Schmitz. Losing pitcher-Schmisz.
Umpires-Conlan, Reardon, Goetz. Time
1902. Attendance II, 1868.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

Errors-Verban, Tabor, Cutler. Runs
batted in-Ennis, F. Mccormick, Semi
nick, verban, Tabor g., Elliott 2, Holmes
Torgeson 2. Cutler, M. Mccormick 2
Two base hits-Tabor, Torgeson. Home
runs-Torgeson. Elliott. Stolen bases -
Torgeson, Hopp. Sacrifices - Jurisich
L~anfranconi. Double plays-Ryan, Cutler
and Torgeson; johnson, Cutler and Tor
geson. Left on bases-Philadelphla 5, Bos-
ton 8 Bases on balls-off Judd 2. off
Jurisich 5, off Donnelly /, off Barrett /,
off L~anfranconi 2, off johnson l. Strike
outs-by Jurisich 1, by johnson 2. Hits
off Judd 2 in 0 (none out in list inning);
off Jurisich 6 in 7, off Donnelly in l,
off Barrett 4 in %. off Lanfranconi
in 2-3, off Johnson 3 in 7 %. Winning
pitcher]ohnson. Losing pitcher-Judd.
Umpires-Jorda, Hen1ine, Magerkurth'
Stewart. Time PIG. Attendance 4,552.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

Errors-None. Runs batted in-Philley.
Two base ~hits-Baker, Holloway. Three
base hits-Michaels, Philley. Stolen base
-Philley. Sacrifices-Appling, Dillinger.
Left on bases-St. Louis 8, Chicago 10.
Bases on balls-Potter 3, Rigney 2, Pap
ish l. Strikeouts-Potter 2, Rigney 3.
Hits-off Rigney 5 in 8 innings; Pap
ish 0 In 1. Winning pitcher-Rigney.
Umpires-McGowa Mckinley. Grieve
and Jones. Time-1:36. Attendance -
8,718.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
BRAVES T0PPLE
HILLIES. l0-7
Boston Overcomes Early
Philadelphia Lea d To
Take First Home Tilt

BOSTON, April 18-R - With
both teams scoring most Of their
runs in a wild inning and a half,
the Boston Braves today opened
their home season by o%utscorins
the Philadelphia Phillies 1917 be-
fore 1852 fans who braved a cool
wind and threatening skies.
Charlie (Red) Barrett started
for the Braves and before Walt
Lanfranconi could get warmed
UP to replace him, eight Phillies
went to bat and scored four runs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
Star News Advertisers Golf Tournament Starts Today
Cats CRUSH ROCKY MOUNT. IL TO /
RICNEY PITCHES
S0X TO 10 WIN
Veteran Gives Up Five Hits
In Eight Frames;
Philley Slugs

CHICAGO, April 1S - Up - The
Chicago White Sox scored their
second straight shutout victory, a
10 triumph over the st. Louis
Browns, today as Johnny Rigney
staged a successful pitching come
back and rookie o~.eielder Dave
Philley belted a ripple, double and
two singles in four trips.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
Tulane Meters Defeat
Duke Blue Devils, go

DURHAM, April 18-B - Tu-
lanes great tennis outfit gave
Duke only n set as they white
washed the Blue Devils 80 on the
Duke courts here this afternoon.
The Greenies swept all the
singles and two of the doubles
affairs in straight sets, Taylor
and McMasters winning the lone
set for Duke in the No. 2 doubles
match.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
New York Z. Washington 0.
Boston 9, Philadelphia 3.
Detroit 2, Cleveland o.
Chicago /, st. Louis 0.
Today's Games
St. Louis at Chicago-Muncrief Glib
VS. Grove 1913.
Cleveland at Detroit-Black Q-2) VS.
Hutchinson C4-11).
New York at Washington-Page (9-8)
VS. Hudson GID.
Boston at Philadelphia Hughson
(2O-11l VS. McCahan DID or Coleman
to-2l.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

Frrors-Thomson, Bragan, Marshall,
Hartung. Runs batted in-Reese. Thom-
son 2, Robinson, Risney 6, Mlze, Mar-
shall, Walker. Two base hitsCJorgensen
Marshall. Home runs =
Robinson, Rigney 2, Mize, Marsnal.
sacrifice-Rigney. Double playsCbragan
and Reese; Koslo. Rigney ana Mize'
Rrookivn 5. New York 5. Bases on balls
Kosio 3, lombard l, Behrman 3: Strike :
outsNLombardi 3, Behrman l, Koslo 2
chandler /. Hits-off lombard 6 In
inninps. Chandler 3 in 8; Behrman 3 in
2. Losing pitcher-Lombardi. Umpires.
Gore. Pinelli and Barlick. Time 2:lo'
Attendance 37,546 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
Brown Five Hit Hurting
Gives Minis Fifth Victory
Little Southpaw Strikes Out 10 In Earnino
3rd Win; Brewer, Horton, Wick Star at
Plate For Locals
BY GENE WARREN
Star Shorts Wrifor

New Hanover Highs Wildcats bounced back from their
5 to 2 setback at Fayetteville Thursday night to crush the
Rocky Mount Blackbirds, II to l, yesterday afternoon At
Legion Stadium. 1t was the fifth Eastern Conference win
against one loss for the defending loop champions of 1916.
Wilmington's bats ,snenced during the Fayetteville en-
counter, exploded with all their fury yesterday as the Wild
,as slapped out II hits of which two were triples and three
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

Errors-Cullenbine. Runs batted in -
Cullenbine, Mullin. Three base hit -
Lake. Home runs-Cullenbine, Mullin.
Sacrifice-Embree. Double play-Kell,
Mayo, Cullenbine and. Tebbetts. Left on
bases-Cleveland 9, Detroit 6. Bases on
balls-off Embree 5, Trucks 8. Strike
outs-by Embree 2, Trucks 5. Umpires-
Passarella, Boyer. Hurley and Rommel-
Time 2:10. Attendance 46,111.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
DETROIT BLANKS
INDIANS.2T0 TOO

DETROIT, April 10 - Up A
pair of loud home runs by Roy
Cullenbine and Pat Mullin settled
a real pitchers duel in 50-degree
temperature today as the Detroit
Tigers treated 46, Ill fans at their
home opener to a 20 shutout over
the Cleveland Indians.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
GIANTS TRAMPLE
DODGERS. lO-4

NEW YORK, April 10. - up -
The New York Giants unlimbered
their home run bats today, smash
ing six round-trippers to swamp
the Brooklyn Dodgers, 1914 before
an opening day Polo Grounds
crowd of 81, $40 fans.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
CARDS THROTTLE
UINS, 4 TO !

ST. LOUIS, April 1912 - A
three-run third inning off of hurl-
er Johnny Schmitz gave the st.
Louis Cardinals the margin for a
4 to / victory over the Chicago
Cubs before 1853 persons in their
debut today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
SEAGATE GAME

Two clULs of the fast semi
pro Cape Fear league will
clash Sunday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock on the Seagate dia-
mond, it was announced last
night by Johnny Wallace, man
ager of the Seagate team.
The Seagate Saunders have
slated a game with the Acme
DeIco Aces. Both teams are
members of the Cape Fear
Loop.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
TED BELTS HOMER
AS RED S0X WIN
|Doerr Also Drives Out
Roundtripper; Ferriss
Gets 9 TO Triumph

PHILADELPHIA, April 1s-Pe
Home run by Ted Williams and
Bobby Doerr. paced the Boston Red
Sox to a 9 to 3 victory today to
mar Philadelphia's American Lea
que opener before 8,782.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

Yesterdays Results
st. Louis 4. Chicago l..
New York 10, Brooklyn 4.
Boston 10, Philadelphia I.
Pittsburgh IL, Cincinnati II.
Today's Games
Philadelphia at Observation-Disclosures
berger (8-15) and Hughes (6-9) VS. SPAIN
(8-5) and Wright 12-9).
Brooklyn at New Y~ork-Branca GID
VS. Kennedy (9-10l.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh-Hetki (6-6)
VS. Strincevich G0-15).
Chicago at ST. Louis-Chipman (6-5)
VS. Burkhart (6-3) or Brazle Q1-1o).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
Coast Line, SpoHord Win
In SoftbaN Double Header

struck out six on the rubber for
the Brotherhood.
Lawrence Cook, who pitched last
wear in the Glass B Hanover Soft
ball League, held the spotlight in
second tilt, pitching three-hit ball,
striking out four, and delivering
two walks. All three base blows off
the smoke-ball underhander of Spot
ford Mills came in the sixth frame.
According to opinions voiced by
the spectators Spofford Mills has
the team to beat this year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

Joan Of Arc was only II years
old when she led the French army
that liberated Rheims.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

Asbestos was known more than
1000 years ago, the Romans min
inc II from the Italian Alps.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

x-Lined into double play for Schmitz in
9Th.
xx-Forced Scheffing at End base for Let
in 7th.
| xxx-Grounded for Nicholson in 9th.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

Optical glass In the modern
sense was not manufac tured until
1890.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

Killed out for Hogan in 7th.
xx-Fouled out for Lopez in 9Th.
xxx-Flied out for Embree in 9th.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19
Standings

LEAGUE
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

x-Fanned for lombard In 4th.
xx-Grounded out for IN tn
xxx-Grounded out for Behrman In 9Th
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-21
lila Erenburs
Q Ameriki

(Odlomek IL moUe kmjige
lie Eremburga "V Ameriki,"
lei DO y kratEem is$la).
Povprecni American here
vsak dan v listih, da hocejo dru-
ge drzave skodovati Zedinjenim
drzavam ameriskim. "zopet 50
mas izigrali"-vzdihne farmer,
bankir ali lekarnar. Zelo pa Sc
zacudi, &c mu poves, da je zgra-
dila Amerika vojaska oporisca
v raznih delhi sveta. cudi Sc, "a
kaj sede Rust V Budimpesti, zdi
pa Sc mu povsem naravno, da
American 'sede" Frankfurt,
Neaplju, OkinaWi, Tokiu, Seulu,
Manili, sanghaju, ma Islandiji ~
ma Azorskih otokih.
Povprecni American je pre-
spal roistYo anefi&keea imperi'
alizma in IL navajo pravi: mi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-21

"V pekel, katera pot pelje v
pekel?" Jim je z visokim glasom
poiasnil ded Matejko.
Pokazali so mu in napotil Sc
je pc njej.
"Gotovo me bodo tjakaj vtak-
nili," 81 je mislil, "cakaj bonn
vsaj prisel pravi cas-. JAZZ,
ubozec, nisem "a nebesa. ne
besa SO ustvarjena "a gospodo.
V teh cunjah in S temi razpoka-
mimi rokami me ne DO nihcc pu-
std tia! Osemdeset let sem vlekel
in Sc trapil ko pes, ali bonn vsaj
sedaj nasel mir? Res, skusal sem
ziveti pc bozjih zapovedih, toda
kdo tie vprasa pc tenn. Gospod ne
90 sedel in sc oziral ma take,
kakrsen sem JAZZ. Mi smo zapi-
SAM hudicevo knjigo re cd ia
KRAFT, ko smo prisli ma svet. . &.
In ceprav sem bill pravicen, gre
ill sem VISA S TEN, ker sem pill!
Bill sem pijanec! Zaradi muk in
tezav sem pill, res, toda pill sem.
Koristi tako in tako ne DO nobe-
ne, sem 81 mislil, PHI. Phi, pa
1ai sc re konca kakorkoli!. .
Lepo sem 81 postal "a pekel.
sedaj sem Sc tudi napotil tjakaj.
&c clovek Re mora utoniti, maj
ltone v globokem."
Dalec je prisel ded Matejko,
poglobjen v svoje misli. Pa 60
je nenadoma potegnil angel cd
zadaj "a kozuh:
"Hej, clovek, postoj, kan
gres?. -"
"Pa v pekel, kam!" je odgoyo'
Ri starcek.
~ pekel, pravis? Easel 81,
dedi!"
Easel da sem, ne, pray sem
Sc napotil. Vem, kan kde
spada, nikar me ne glej, ker sen
preprost."
"Ampak tt 81 zapisan "a nebe'
sa. -"
"Hej, decko, naprej grem, p;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-21
Elm Pelin
MA OMEN SVETU

10 je sla pc vasi novica, Ga Je
dcd Matejko umrl, nj nihce YER
jel, da je res, kajti on Sc je stra-
sno rad sail, pa so ljudje mislili,
da je tudi to novice sam razne-
sci. Ko pa je bahia iowa pripove-
dovala o njegovi zadnji uri, so
Sc vsi p~reprieali, da Sc to pot nj
Sail. Prisel je clovek liz gozda,
raztovoril oslicka, ga privezal,
mu nametal sena, ko pa je stopH
v hiso in sedel craven ognjisca,
ola hi 81 nazgal pipo, ga je nekaj
ko prerezalo cez sredo, legel je,
zastokal in. >.
Zbrali so Sc sosedje, tudi bahia
iowa je odsla. Ubozec je ostal
sam. Sam S svojim krotkim oslo
kom, golobjesivim, pokornim in
krotkim ko nuna. Odsla je bahia
iowa, toda dusa, ali jo je mogoce
zadrzevati? Toliko da sem mu
zavpila, je pripovedovala, MAJ Sc
prekriza, pa 81 je, moi Bog, pri-
zadeval, toda niti premakniti Sc
nj mogel. Prinesla mu je 'kozar-
eek zganega in mu ponudila. Wei
ie, Sc nasmehnil, cello oci so mu
zasvetile in. - izdihnil je.
z nasmehom ma ustnicah je
izdihnil. Ali cato, ker mu je prav
takrat duSa LEILA v nebesa, ali
pa cato, ker je videl zgan:e -
tega ne We nihce povedati.
10 Sc je ubogi ded Matejko
napotil ma oni svet, Sc je najprej
ustavil ma krizpotju, kjer je bile
-mnogo takih popotnih, kakrser
je bill sam.
"Srecno pot!" Jill je pozdrayil
in jih brez posebne premisli
vprasal:
"Hej, pobratimi, katera POI
pelje v pekel?"
>. Vsi so ga zacudeno pogledali
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-21

zadoyoljen zaraA xInedenosti
'demokratov glasuje ~ reCvbli-
kanee, Gsprav je grajal dellokra-
tie prav zaradi tega, ker ~ bill
podobni republikancem. Ronav-
jam: v pplitiki je poyppecen
American otrok, a libra nau je
|omejena 80.
Toda napacno je misliti, da
povprecni American nj sposoben
misliti in obcutiti. So meje ME
goYega zaupanja. On lahko gla-
suje "a yesce demagoge, XII krice
o "preventivni vojni," da bi ga
zaradi cesar kohl prisilili ma VOL
no, to je tezje. ;.
Okrog Roosevelta MISC bill sa-
mo posteni ijudje, marvel tudi
pametni in sposobni, da ocenijo
tok zgodovine. 2 zakulisnimi
spletkami so trusti onemogocili
tenn ijudem, da upraWjajo drza-
vo. Dolgo sem Sc razgovarjal z
bivsim podpredsednikom ameri-
Skin zedinjenih draw Henry
jem Wauaceom. To je dober
ameriski farmer, delayec in pie
menit. v prostem easu Sc bavi
2 yrtnarstyom. Mnogo je potu-
val, Una spansko in r.azume rus
ke ter je zelo razgledan tlovek.
Protisoyjetska gonja je zanj ne
moralna in neumna. On razurle
koristi poyprecnega Americana.
In Henry Wallace nj sam. Obda-
jajo ga Roosevehovi prijatelji
in borci, kakor SO biysi poslanik
v Moskvi Davis, senator PEPPER
in drugi.
Mitinge, ma katerih nastopajo
napredni politiki, obiskuje nano-
60 tisoc Americanov. Delavci sc
zacenjajo brigaAi "a syoje Ego
dovinsko po~slanstvo. Sindikati,
XII jih vodijo napredni clement,
Sc krepe. Doba demagogov in pu-
stolovcev sc bliza koncu. Ame-
rika Sc dviga-ne govorim 0 ne
boticnikih, marvec o ljudski "a
yesti. IL leta v leto je Vec in vec
ljudi, XII Sc megleno imenujeJo
"napredne." Zahtevajo Glove
Ganske pravice "a ernce ter Sc
posmehujejo predsodkom, lice
mernosti in omejenosti. Otsoja-
jo podpiranje Franco, zele izko-
renititi fasizem Nemeiji in IL
ven pje in sc strastno zanimajo
"a kulturo sovjetskega naroda.
.Seveda so ii Jude danes sc v
m~anjsini, toda ia manjsina Sc
bori, misli in zahteva prayico.
Brooklyn, N. Y. - PR druZi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-21

ven. Smatra sc ~ poboF7lIka de-
mokracije, "a najbolj miroljub-
mega in najbolj prosveajenega,
poleg tega pa res "a dobrega
k~ristjana in moralista. zdi Sc
mu, da postane v roki America
ma cello atomska bomba oljcna
vejica. A vendar ina poyprecni
American zdrav smisel in dobro
srce. On nj vedno dobro vzgojen.
Zastrupljen je 2 rasnimi pred
sodki in spostuje papirnati do
lar, Gepray poslusa v cerkyi, ka-
ko yeleeastiti ,obsoia kult zlate-
ga teleta. Morda De proved zave-
rowan v salnega sehe, toda ri niti
zlohen niti neunen.
On ne zeli yojne. Drzava je
sedaj bogatas, zlasti, &c Sc primer
ja 8 poruseno predyojno Evropo.
Detroitske toyarne delajo s pol
no paro, a yendar ne morejo IL
svrsiti Yseh narocl. Ljudje 81 ma
roGajo hladilnike, aparate "a
.ysesayanje prahu in radioapara-
tie. America nj poznala vojnega
.pozara in to, kar je "a Evropca
majhna nevse6nost, sc zdi Anne
ricanu Re veliko odrekanje.
"Malo masla .. namesto bif-
steka zopet kokos vrste "a
nogavice ri mogoce kupiti
belle srajce, marvel samo barva-
ste 49,"
sVrnli so sc demobiliziranci.
Sedaj zahtevajo zopet svoje me-
sto v ziyljenju. Romajo IL enc
ameriske drzave v drugo, menja-
10 kraje in poklice. Vsak trenu-
tex Sc p~ojavljajo stayke. Gene
skaeejo. Eni imajo proved denar-
ja,. drugi premalo. Trgoyine, XII
pEodajajo luksuzne predmete, so
polne kupcev. Skromne trgovine
SO prazne. Lazje je prodati par
Gevljey "a 80 dolarjev, kakor "a
tri dolarje. America je podobna
stanovanju, v katerem Sc je
pravkar nekdo vseln, adj pa "a
cetku solskega leta. SNet z "a
dovoljstvom misli ma j~utrisnji
dan. Vcerajsnji je re dayno po-
zabljen, a ma pojutrisnji raje
nihce ne misli.
Roosevelt je izrazil vse MAJ
boljse, kar je bio v srcih mill,
jonoy poyprecnih Americanoy.
njihov moralizem, njihovo pri.
srcnost in voljo "a mir. Roose.
welt je bill velik drzavnik in ME.
gova osebnost je odgoyarjals
prostoru Amerike. Ko je izginil
je poyprecni American upravi:
eeno |obdutil, da je izgubljen.
zaziyeli SO majhni politikanti
List 50 obiayii Glanke 0 "tretj;
syetoyni vojni." Povprecni Anne
riean Sc ne poeuti vee dobro. Ne:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-21

Pop Nikolaj IL male cerkyice,
ri nam je posojal depar prot
visokim obrestim. Sram bi
me bio, &c hi ga sreeal. Dolzan
sem mu bill, pa je umrl, in tudi
moi dolg je umrl.'
Pop Nikolaj je v katranu,
dedek." H.
"stoj, ne govori!. -"
"Castna heseda!p
"Ampak on je bill, moi Bog,
vendar pop - syecnik!!.
"Vseeno.. Tu ne stedimo
nikogar, vsakomur pc njegovih
delhi. Bill je pop, pa je gresil. Via
|dika, da je bill vladika, prav tako
hi bill v peklu."
"Ne govori!. ="
"Tudi on je kaznovan, ded. . :.
Vladika je bill, res, pa je bill pre-
vec ponosen ma svoje ime, in
samo velikase je incl "a ljudi;
siromasnih, revnih pa niti po-
gledal nj, sramoval Sc jih je, in
&c jim je dajal miloseino, jim 10
je dajal s prezirom, kakor da je
gledal, da hi Sc jih cimprej zne-
bill. Razkosno Sc je oblacil in pre-
objedal Sc je vsak dan, ljudi pa
je ucil, maj bodo vzdrzni. Kaj
to nj greh?"
Ded Matejko 81 je z roko otrl
cello in dejal:
"Kaj JAZZ vem, ali je greh ali
nj. Preposti ljudje smo, ne razu-
memo tega. - Pusti to, popelji
me rajsi v krcmo, da pogoltnem
malo zganega, kajti v grlu me
nekam pece."
"Kako, inmate je"
"Pri Bogu, nimamo je!"
Este pa cudni, a! Kaj je mo-
|goce, da oh vseh teh krasotah
inmate krone? Kan maj Sc dene
clovek, da hi sc pocil, da hi popl
kozarcek zganja, da hi Sc po-
krepil? Vidis me, cello z zemlje
sem prisel, utrujen sem. Tam
nam je pop pripovedoval, da
innate nebesih vsega, kar 81
srce pozeli, zdaj pa. Lepse hi
bilo, da sem odsel v pekel. Ali
tamkaj imajo krcmo?"
Tam jo imajo."
"Popelji me tjakaj, prosim tc,
kaj mi hocejo vse tukajsnje
dobrote, &c pa inmate niti kaplji-
ce zganega! V peklu je resda hui
do, toda navajen sem, trpel bonn,
medtem DO prisel cas-, pa bonn
malo potegnil in odleglo mi bo.'
mi mogoce, dedk!!"
"Eh!" je zavzdihnil starcek,
"tole tukaj je jeei podobno! Niti
til ne mores kamor hi hotel!'
"Privadil Sc hos, dedk!" je de-
jail angelcek, da hi ga potolazH'
"Eh, da hi Sc sele sedaj ucil!!'
je vzdihnil ded Matejko in zacel
nitro govoriti:
"He, decko," je govoril angel
cku, ''lepo bi bio, &c hi tukaj Sc
krcmo odprli. Takoj ko sreean
Gospoda Boga, mu bonn rekeI
naravnost obraz, da hi bile
prav. =. Prvo in prvo, daca1
menda ne more priti semkaj, vse
drugo DO pa lahko!"
"Tukaj nj dacarjev, dedek."
ooh, nj jih?"
mi Jill"
20 sveta Mamka bozja, tuka..
DO pa zares lepo" je cd veseljs
zavpil ded Matejko in potem kt
Sc ie prekrizal, nadaljeval:
"E, to mi naJoolj ugaja pr
vas.'
In odsel je, da hi cimprej ma
sci syojo babo.
H. E-~L,,--