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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-06
Talks on HOUSING

Miss Elizabeth Wood, executive
secretary of the Chicago Housing
Authority, will speak on "Chicago's
Housing Program" at the regular
meeting of the Chicago Ethical,
Society, Sunday, Dec. 7, in Cur
tiss Hail.. 410 S. Michigan av., at
IL am. The public is invited.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-06

On Dec. 5, the CAV was to
obtain more than 10000 signi-
lures on postcards to Illinois Con-
gressmen, urging, price and rent
controls. The all-out action day
was to include cardtables to be
set UP in the loop and throughout
every section of the city; chain
phone calls and doorben ringing
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-06
The Star will serve YOU

This week you will note some changes in The
Chicago Star. eee-s4 se4se. e- .ss
1t lis larger.
It includes summaries Of the important
local, national and international news of the
week. pages 6, T, g, 9, IL, 49, erss
1t has the highlights of what the leading
columnists said this week in the strikebound
Chicago press. page 1O
1t fills you in ON what your favorite comic
strip characters have been up, to during the
week. page 81 = - ss4 - u .,-xss -
It presents full weeks radio guide. page
15
- - @gsc. f,s..s.
49,. It. has a. sports summary. page 100
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-06

prices. An emergency Committee
on Rent and Housing, formed by
the CAV, has. received the sup
port of many city organizations,
including Progressive Citizens of
America, American Veterans
Committee, Aid to Dependent
Children, Old Age Pensioners,
YWCA and others.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-06


Part of a well-organized city
wide mobilization for price and
rent controls, the Washington
caravan. is sponsored. nationally
by the Congress of American
Women.
Mrs. Mildred Treffman, vice.
president here of the CAV, urged
Chicago housewives to participate
in the caravan. She said:
"A delegation Of Loco
women will join the caravan
from New York. II Is vital that
Chicago be wen-reprsssntsd. if
we are to exert the necessary
pressure on our congressman
to bring about return to price
and rent controls"
=
INFORMATION on the cara
van can be obtained in the offices
of the CAV at 203 N. Wabash
av., ANDover 1898.
Chicago's caravan is the Gull
mination of an intensive drive
here TO block missionary high
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-06

upon after Chancellor Robert
NJ. Hutchins refused to take
action to end discriminatory
practices in the university
clinics.
Huichins told a delegation
of students that he was per
sonallY" opposed TO jim crow
policies. but that he preferred
to use long-term intellectual
persuasion" to change them.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-06
Social Service union wins
pact with welfare agencies

The Social Service Employees Union Local 49, United Office and
Professional Workers of America CO. announced this week that it
had reached excellent pending ratification with five
Chicago welfare provides for increase
monthly clerical and SIS
monthly professional workers, addition normal incre
men
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-06
Grove uphoIds
ruciSt covenants

verdict restrictive handed
of the opening Washington D. c.. of
Supreme
Is ~.as
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-06
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new subscriptions for military per-
sonnet stationed overseas must be
accompanied by a written request
from the person to whom the sub
scription is directed.
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Evening star., 1947-06-19

The report said the Receiving
Home and other juvenile institu-
tions here are very poorly housed.
crowded, understaffed and limited
In their program, due to the lack
of sunlcient financial support. " It
added, The program within the
District cannot be improved until
this condition Is rernedied.
It also cited grossly inadequate"
pay rate provided foster homes, nm-I
iting the Board OF Public Welfare
in its ability to find adequate foster
homes.
Personnel limitations at the court
are forcing staff members to work
many hours overtime and causing
professional workers to have to-
take over stenographic duties, the
report said.
It asserted that the serious emo
tional problems and disturbed be-
havior of individuals referred to the
Juvenile Court cannot be met with
the insufficient staff allowed by
Congress. The situation facing the
court and the community. it as
serted, is one fraught with dyna-
mite"
A summary OF the 139-page re-
port indicated that total of 6,l25
complaints, of which 3,510 involved
children, were handled by the court
during the fiscal year. OF the juve-
nile complaints, $50 were depend
Iency matters.
Stealing Most Frequent Complaint.
From 1889, when the new law un-1
der which the court now operates
came into effect, the total number
of juvenile cases handled by the
court year has increased 1876 per
cent, the report asserted.
The largest number of complaints
entered in the court during the
last fiscal year involved stealing.
These numbered 1,T18.
While stealing represented the
highest frequency of complaints for
boys, girls were referred to the
court most frequently for being un-
governable. This charge occurred
1863 times in the total of BIT COM
plants.
The largest number of complaints
Evening star., 1947-06-19

June 80, 1916, represented 81 per
cent increase over the previous fiscal
year. the report noted.
A rapid increase In the oyer-all
volume Of cases reaching the court
was one reason given for . recon-
mendation that 20 additional en-
ployes be added to the court stan.
The report described as one Of
the very urgent needs in the Dis
trict the establishment of an ade-
quate teachers pay schedule to as
sure qualified and trained teachers
in the school system.
In addition, 1t was said, funds
must be provided for building
schools to replace those which were
condemned back in 1908. !. More
than 5000 children attend school
only half day because OF the over
crowded school system, 1t was point
ed out.
Evening star., 1947-06-19

against children involved young
|sters between the ages Of II and rs,
but when girls alone we're con-
sidered the Is to is age group was
most prominent.
OF the total $50 delinquency
complaints handled. 1883 were han
died unofiicially without q court
nearing and closed after social
study and adjustment. Complaints
on 20 juveniles were waived TO Dis
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Juvenile Court Report
Urges Correction Of
School Deficiencies

Needs for adequate teachers pay,
additional school buildings and ex-
panded and improved juvenile In
stitutions here are cited In the an
nual report of Juvenile Court sent
to Congress by the White House
yesterday.
The $3.50 delinquency complaints
entered In the court against chill
dren during the fiscal year ended
Evening star., 1947-06-19

Itrict Court after i social study.
a total Of / ,597 delinquency cases
were heard BY the court during 1916,
as comparsd TO ], ,158 during the pre-
sceding year. Tho 674 youngsters
placed On probation compared with
375 during 1915.
OF 2,615 adult cases handled BY
the court, 2,42o involved nonsupport
of wives and minor children. Chill
dren born out Of wedlock figured In
Evening star., 1947-06-19

Isl nonsupport cases officially heard
Iby the court, as compared to 80
during the preceding year.
The court collected total Of
$265 .628.57 during the year. mostly
Evening star., 1947-06-19

on support orders for dependent
children and families, which was q
344 per cent increase over the
amount collected during the fiscal
year l942.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-07
Furlan 81 je zelel
oborozene tuje intervencije

Pomozni tozilec: "Povejte,
kaksno mnenje je incl soobto-
zeni Furlan O pojavu oborozenih
tolp?"
Snoj: "Ne spomnim Sc, da bi
Nagodetom o tenn govoril, s
Furlanom pa sva Sc tenn vec-
krat razgovarjala in sva imela
prav bistveno razlicna mnenja.
JAZZ sem vedno oh vsaki priliki
obsojal to delovanje, docim je
pri Furlanu bila stvar v toliko
drugacna, da je to smatral kot
mex znak aktivnosti, ces, pa lie
je nekaj, ker Sc sami cd sebe ne
morejo oboroziti in Sc ne more
jo gibati, zato je vsekakor nekdo
"a mimi, Ia Wits sem dobil il
Furlanovih izjav."
Pomozni tozilec: "In kaj maj
hi bilo to, kaj maj bi bilo to "a
bodoce?"
Snoj: ''V osnovi Sc je strinjal
in je nekako racunal z oborozeno
intervencijo."
Pomozni tozilec: "KakO 81 lie
predstavljal to oborozeno inter-
vencijo?"
Snoj: "Tega ne morem tako
konkretno izraziti, ampak da bi
TAXA stvar lahko privedla do
vecjih konfliktov."
Nadalje je izpovedal obtozeni
Snoj, da mu je Furlan spomladi
izrocil vrsto vprasanj O Osvobo-
dilni 'front.', nacionalizaciji it'd.
Takrat je Furlan prosil Snoja,
maj mu da ma tista vprasanja
pismeno porocilo ali razpravo.
Ko sta vprasanja pregledala, je
Snoj pritrdil, da DO to napravil.
To delo pa je Snoj zavlaceval,
ker Sc je bal, da bi moglo priti
komu drugemu' v roke. Ko je
pricel DIR. Furlan pritiskati, "a
radi odgovora ma ia vprasanja,
je obtozeni Snoj dial napisana
vprasanja dr.. solarju, kar pa je
ia odklonil.
Predsednik: "Obtozeni Franc
Snoj, Boris Furlan vas je sezna-
nil clanom predstavnistva tuje
drzave?"
Snoj: "Da."
Predsednik: "Opisite, pod
kaksnimi okolnostmi in kako sc
je to izvrsilo, kdo je to forsiral
in kako je to bilo?"
SnoJ: "kmalu po prlhodu Sc
daniega konzula je bill Boris
Furlan pri meni in me je vprasal,
&c me lahko konzul obisce. Po-
tenn je konzul tudi prisel."
Predsednik: "Kdo je to zvezo
forsiral?"
Snoj: "Boris Furlan."
Predsednik: 'Iz kaksnega in
teresa -"
Snoj: "Ne vem, il kaksnega
interesa, JAZZ sem takrat to sma-
trail kot druzabni akt."
Predsednik: ia kaj vse sc je
Boris Furlan pri vas zanimal,
kaj vse je hotel cd vas zvedeti? ?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-07
Snoj naj-bi po Furlanu
posiljal zaupne podatke

Tozilec: cali ste vi vedeli,
kaksne zveze je incl Furlan v
,, Ljubljani?"
Snoj: "Vedel sem, da je S cla-
nom predstavnistva tuje drzave
v dobrih odnosajih."
Tozilec: cali ste vedeli, da
Furlan della zanj?"
Snoj: "Da della zanj, tega nj
sem mogel vedeti, vsaj v facet
ku ne. Pozneje nekoc mi je rekel,
da bi bilo dobro, da bi sc midva
S konzulom dobila, da ga infor-
Miriam"
Tozilec: "Dajte, prosim; obto-
zeni Snoj, precizirajte, kaj vam
je Furlan v zvezi S konzulom
narocil. O kaksnih vprasanjih je
treba konzula obvescati?"
Snoj: 20 politicni situaciji pri
mas"
Tozilec: "se kaj?"
Snoj: 20 splosnem stanju,
mislim gospodarskem stanju."
Tozilec: "Iz koga sklepate, da
je bilo misljeno gospodarsko sta
nje?''
Snoj: "Povojne razmere sploh,
XII SO tezke v vsaki drzavi. Ne
morem ravno reel, da je rekel
gospodarsko stanje, ampak tako
je bilo to razumeti."
Tozilec: cali je on konkretno
imenoval posebno vrsto vpra-
sanj, O katerih je bilo treba po-
rocati? Ali je govoril o naciona-
lizaciji"
Snoj: 20 nacionalizaciji sva
govorila."
Tozilec: cali je govoril vo-
litvah ?"
Snoj: 20 tenn tudi."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-07
Furlan je cd Snoja
hotel dobiti odgovore

Tozilec: "Kaksen je bill vas
odnos Furlanom? Kdaj vam je
F'urlan dal Hoptnerjeva vprasa-
nja""
Snoj: "Jaz sc datuma tocno ne
spominjam. Morale je biti "a
cetku aprila ali cello marca."
Tozilec: "Vam je kaj rekel v
zvezi temi vprasanji?"
Snoj: "Rekel je, da maj bi JAZZ
to napisal in da Sc bo to potre-
bovalo "a neko knjigo."
Tozilec Use vi spominjate,
koliko vprasanj je bilo ma tenn
listu?"
snoj: "Koliko vprasanj je BIZ
10, ne vem, Bilo je razprto It's
kano ma eni poll. Nekako tri &C.
trt POLE"
Tozilec: "Kaksna so bila ia
vprasanja? Sc spominjate vse-
bine teh vprasanj?"
Snoj: "Prvi del je govoril O
Osvobodilni 'front.', o njenem ma
stanku in razvoju, grupah, XII
SO sodelovale, ter o akivistih. Po-
sebno poglavje je bill sporazum
Tito-subasic. Potem je bilo Sc
vec vprasanj gospodarske vsebi-
ine." ....
(Dalje prshodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-07

Millions Of my young nieces and
nephews are returning to school to
learn from their teacher, school,
mates and books a way of life. Be-
sides grammar, history, arithmetic,
home economies and variety Of
other courses, they will come face
to face with sp0rtsmanship, honesty,
self-reliance and the habit Of thrift.
Facts crammed into the heads of
Willie and Jane will come i'm handy,
but thrift is something which will bo
vital to their Well-being every day
Of their lives. OF course the habit
Qf thrift may be acquired In many
Ways, but . sure way IS the partici-
patton Of my young nieces and neph-
ews in the United States Treas
ury Departments School Savings
Program. US. Tssassyy Departments
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-07
Razprava pred 0kroznim sodiScem LjubIjani|
proti vohunski skupini: Nagode, Snoj, FurIan|

lljubom Jovanovicem v Srbiii.
Kako pa ste vzdrzevali ia silk,
ali ste vzdrzali ia silk z Drago-
ljubom Jovanovicem samo ini-
ciativno?"
Snoj: "Po osvoboditvi sem bill
re nekaj krat Beogradu ma "a
sedanju zaeasnega narodnega
predstavnistva, pa vendar nisem
iskal nobenih stikov z Dragolju-
bonn Jovanovicem. Pozneje, mis-
linn da v decembru 1915, sem bill
ipri MEM osebno, pa tudi takrat
ma iniciativo Dragoljuba Jova-
novica, XII me je v skupscini po-
iskal in povabil ma sestanek.'
Vendar pa me je pref v Ljublja-
nj re DIR. Furlan opozoril ma to,
maj ma vsak nacin obiscem dr..
Dragobljuba Jovanovica."
Tozilec: "Dr. Furlan vas ie
opozoril, da v Beogradu obisce-
te Dragoljuba Jovanovica. Oh
kaksni priliki in v katerem pro-
storu YAM je Furlan rekel, da sc
povezete z Dragoljubom Jova-
novicem?"
Snoj: INA mojem stanova-
nju."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-07

Sc DldZnO nlCr1cO VfClLd. leQa /
je ze bolje stopiti v stran, da
vas rocica ne hi grdo krcnila .po
roki.
Iznajditelju ure z utezjo je
menda sluzil "a vzorec ravno kla-
dez z vretenom. Vedrica je utez,
vrteca Sc rocica pa kazalec.
V studenec spuscena vedrica
lett navzdol z ogromno naglico,
XII sc VEGA in VEGA: rocica sc su-
&c tako nitro, da nj mogoce steti
njenih obratov.
Ma uri pa Sc morajo kazalci
pocasi premikati. Cello kazalec
sekund Sc ne premika prav nitro,
a mi moramo merit ure, ne pa
sekunde. In potem, kazalec Sc
mora enakomerno premikati, ne
pa kakor rocica ma vretenu, XII
motovili tenn hujse, cim dalje sc
vrti.
To je vsa tezava. Treba je bilo
najti pripravo, da bi zadrzevala
odmotavanje vrvi in padanje
utezi, in da bi Sc valj obracal
enakomerno. TAX reditelj, regu-
lator, XII ureja hod ure, je v vseh
urah. Tudi v urah ma prozilo je
neobhodno treba regulirati. &c
napeto, zvito prozilo spustis, Sc
takoj odvije in ura Sc ustavi.
Prozilo Sc mora tudi pocasi in
enakomerno odvijati.
Nekaj o zajcih
Zato, da bi prav razumel, ka-
ko je bill napravljen regulator
starinske ure, sem sc moral
spomniti svojega izleta po Nevi
ma malem parniku.
Pri vhodu k pristaniscu je OBJ
cinstvo zadrzevalo vratilo. To je
priprava, XII ne dovoljuje potni-
kom, da bi jih celia tolpa hkrati
vlomila v pristan; silila jih je,
da SO sli lepo posamezno in zapo-
red. Taxa vratila so postavljali
tudi pri vhodu v JAYNE vrtove
zato, da hi laze lovili zajce-ne
cetveronoge, temvec take ma
dveh nogah.
Kadar greste skozi vratilo, ga
sunete naprej. Vratilo sc zavrti
in zapre pot onemu, XII hodi "a
vami.
Predstavite 81 seda.j, da utez,
ko pada, sill ne samo vreteno,
da Sc obraca, temvec tudi zob-
caste kolesce, XII je MIN v I'VE
ri.
Vrtenje tega kolesca moramo
nekako zadrzevati, zavirati. To
pa storimo, &c zavremo zobce ko-
lesca tako, kakor zadrzi vratilo
tistega, XII sill v vrt.
Tu je to kolesce narisano. Ia
vratilo je tukaj os dvema lopa-
ticama. Sedaj Sc je gornja To-
patica zataknila med dvema gor-
NINA zobcema. Zobec, XII ga To-
patica ovira, da ne more mimo,
jo rine naprej. Zato pa Sc os OBJ
raca "a pol obrata, in spodnja
lopatica sc zatika med diva spod-
MIA zobca. Da pa kolesce ne bi
sukalo vratila tako lahko, je ma
gornji konec osi nasajena precka
z dvema drugima tezama.
Ce bi ne postavili vratila, bi
utezi takoj padle. Ker pa smo
prisilili utezi, da sucejo vratilo
in razen tega Sc precko S tistim
obtezenjem, smo jim nalozili ta-
ko delo, da Sc bodo spuscale po-
casi in enakomerno rahlimi
sunki.
Sedaj 81 oglejmo uro, kako .je
sestavljena. Seveda boste lahko
spoznavali utezi, vreteno in ko-
lesce z vratilom. (Kolesce je ta-
koimenovano pogonsko kolesce,
vratilo pa je-balansirsko).
Ma levi strani je narisan kaza-
lee. Kazalo vidite cd strani, cato
stevilke MISC narisane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-07
k0LlkO 60, : JE !!!!; URA?
M. I L J I N
DRUGA POVEST
Plen krizarjev
(Povesti O casu)

DRUGA POvESI
Plen krizarjev
Kdo je iznasel uro z utezmi,
nj znano. Verjetno je, da so pri-
nesli prvo tako uro vzhoda "a
vojevalci Palestine - krizarji.
Arabci so bill Sc vedno bolj IL
najdljivi in izobrazeni kakor Ev-
ropejci, ravno kakor "a Haruna
al Rasida.
V neprijaznih dvoranah vite-
skin gradov, vseh zacajenih in
sajastih cd kadecih Sc plamenic,
po katerih je vlekel veter kakor
zunaj ma polju, so Sc pojavile
razkosne turske preproge, svile-
ne tkanine, dolgocevne lule in
krive Sable IL damascanskega
jekla. S tenn azijskim razkos-
jem je menda prisla v Evropo
tudi ura ma utezi.
Znano je, da je Sc pred 700 lett
sultan Saladin podari1 svojemu
prijatelju cesarju Frideriku II.
umetno izdelano uro utezmi.
Uro so cenili ma pet tisoc duka-
tov, "a tiste case ogromno vsoto.
Petdeset let po tistem Sc je v
eni izmed evropskih stolnic po-
javila prva stolpna ura. Kralj
Eduard I. je velel postaviti veil
ko uro ma westminsterskem stol-
pu v Londonu, mad zgradbo par
lamenta. To je velik, cetveroo-
glat stolp S siljasto kupolo, XII
Sc dviga mad vsa poslopja v oko-
lici kakor velikan med pritlikav-
ci.
Tristosestdeset stopnic vodi
ma vrh k Velikemu Tomu; tako
so imenovali Anglezi svojo uro.
stiri stoletja je Veliki Tom
kakor "a stavo odbijal cas-.
Start stolp je kakor svetilnik
oh morju v meglenih londonskih
dneh posijal ma vse strani svo-
je zamokle signale.
Cas- gre: hitite, hitite, hitite!
In ko so culi votli glas, so cla-
nj zbornice, XII so zasedali spodaj
v svojih lasuljah in plascih,
morda odlagali svoja gosja Pc
resa in so "a minute pozabljali
ma svoje zakone, davke in carine.
Potem je prisel ma mesto We
likega Toma-Veliki Ben. A O
MEM Sc Sc pomenimo.
Kmalu "a Londonom so prisle
tudi v druga evropska mesta
stolpne ure.
Karl ", kralj Francije, 81 je
povabil il Nemcije urarskega
mojstra, slovitega Heinricha, XII
mu je narocil, da mu maj postavi
uro ma stolpu kraljevskega dvor-
ca v Parizu. Nemski mojster je
delal osem let, in ko je uro ma
pravil, so mu dolocili sest sujev
ma dan in posebno stanovanje v
stolpu zato, da hi pail ma uro.
Cez nekaj let je drug mojster,
tokrat pa Francoz, napravil uro
"a drug kraljev dvorec.
Ura in kladez
Mnogim Sc nam je v otroskih
letih ura zdela ziva. &c poslusku-
jes, Sc ii zdi, da bije v njej malo
srce, a &c jo odpres, tt vse mig
liza in vrvi pred ocmi cd samih
kolesc. To je zivahnost! In vse-
ga tega della je treba, da bi Sc
gibala diva mala lenuha, oba ka-
zalca, XII Sc jima menda prav mic
ne ljubi, da bi Sc premaknila z
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-07
Ura in kladez

Mnogim Sc nam je v otroskih
letih ura zdela ziva. &c poslusku-
jes, Sc ii zdi, da bije v njej malo
srce, a &c jo odpres, tt vse mig
liza in vrvi pred ocmi cd samih
kolesc. To je zivahnost! In vse-
ga tega della je treba, da bi sc
gibala diva mala lenuha, oba ka-
zalca, XII Sc jima menda prav mic
ne ljubi, da bi Sc premaknila z
mesta.
V vsaki tvornici je motor
kak stroj, XII giblje in premika
vse druge. Tudi v uri mora biti
tax premikac, sal vendar nj ziva.
V nasi uri premika vse-pro-
lilo.
V starih urah pa je bila tisto
gibalo-utez. Sc danes je mnogo
takih ur..
Ste re videli kdaj kladez ma
vreteno? Vreteno, to je valj, ma
katerem je namotana vrv. En-
konec vrvi je pricvrscen k vrete-
nu, ma oni konec pa je privezana
vedrica. &c vrtite vreteno ro-
Cleo, vzdigujete vedrico z vodo.
A treba je samo, da izpustite We
drico, ki ste jo S trudom privle-
XII il studenca, pa Sc vam strmo-
glavi navzdol, ker Sc vrv odmo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-07

SnoJ: "Razgovarjali smo sc
raznih dnevnih vprasanjih."
Predsednik: ''In kaksni so bi-
Ii razgovori? Kako Sc je on vedel
pri teh razgovorih? Ia kaj vse
Sc je zanimal?"
Snoj: "Ko sem bill ma primer
v Zagrebu, je hotel vedeti vse
detajle, kaj sem Sc razgovarjal
politicno."
Predsednik: "Vam je rekel, da
sc "a to tudi konzul zanima?
Snoj: "Mislim, da je prav oh
tel priliki to omenil."
Predsednik: ''Kaksno literatu-
70 vam je Furlan izrocil?"
Snoj: Nv glavnem amerisko. "
Predsednik: I'm kaj ste vi pre-
vajali?"
Snoj: "Jaz sem prevedel cla-
mex cd Bullita.'
Predsednik: "Katerega?"
Snoj: Xxi govori o Sovjetski
zvezi."
Predsednik: "se kaj?"
Snoj: "Iz neke angleske revije
sem prevedel clanke, XII govore
o strankah ma Balkanu, ampak
samo del clanka, XII govori o Ju-
goslaviji."
Predsednik: "Ste Sc ka.j pre-
vedli?"
Snoj: "Razne manjse stvari." "
Predsednik: cali ste stvari,
XII ste jih prevedli, razsirili
Snoj: "Vcasih sem dal komu." "
Furlan je prestregel
zaupna pisma
Tozilec: "Obtozeni Snoj, ze-
linn, da nekatera vprasanja, ma
katera ste re odgovorili sodiscu,
vendarle konkretneje objasnite.
vi veste, da so bila pri obtoze-
nemu Furlanu najdena vasa pi-
sma?"
Snoj: "Da."
Tozilec: "Veste "a to-"
Snoj: "Vem."
Tozilec: "Ste vi ia pisma vi
deli?"
snoj: "Ne, JAZZ sem to v preis-
kavi izvedel."
Tozilec: $50 YAM bila v preis-
kavi pokazana ia pisma 2"
Snoj: "Samo fotostati Kreko-
viii pisem meni."
Tozilec: cali so bila vines tudi
pisma, XII ste jih pisali drugim ?"
Snoj: "To sc mi je v preiskavi
zatrdilo, navedlo Sc mi je ime
vincenca Cainkarja il Chicago
in Sabca il Clevelanda."
Tozilec: "Ste vi tenn ljudem
veckrat pisali?'
Snoj: "Da, Cainkarju in sabcu
sem veckrat pisal."
Tozilec: "Kako 81 vi predstav-
ljate, kako je mogel soobtozeni
Furlan priti do vase poste?"
Snoj: ~ mojo vednostjo nj
mogel priti do ME in je mono
samo to, da jo je ma kak nacin
prestregel."
Tozilec: "Da je vasa pisma
prestregel?"
Snoj: "Drugace 81 tega ne mo-
rem predstavljati."
Tozilec: "Kdo je bila vasa tai
nica?"
Snoj: "Prva je bila neka
Marn, pozneje pa Ana Traven."
Tozilec: cali YAM je kdo to
Ano Traven priporocil?"
Snoj: "Mislim, da mi je prvo
in drugo priporocil prav F'urlan.
Obe sta bill il Clevelanda. Po-
treboval sem tajnico, XII je znala
in slovensko. Tam nj
bilo lahko dobiti tako mlajso
moe"
Tozilec: cali je incl Furlan
stike vase tajnico Ano Traven ?
Ali Sc vam zdi nemogoce, da je
Furlan ma tax nacin prisel do
vase poster"
Snoj: "Najbolj naravna pot Sc
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-05-08
SCHOOL NOTES

The senior class of Lodge
Grass high school presented
their class play Friday evening
in the high school auditorium
under the direction of Supt. E.
J. Albrecht. The cast of you
Can't Always Sometimes Tell
was as follows: Veta Barrett.
Mrs. Anne Lyster, a frivolous
society matron; Helen Holley....
Phoebe Lyster, her charming
and pretty daughter; Virginia
Hamilton. Juliet Lyster, Anne's
youngest daughter; Ralph For
man.. .Westbrook Walker, en-
gagged to Phoebe; Lorraine
Bergquist.. Mrs. Imogene Walk
er, Westbrook's devoted mother;
Leslie Schroeder. :. Charles Cald-
well, Anne's self-c o n f i d e n
nephew; Dick Godfrey....Jinl
Blake, in love with Phoebe !;
Alex Nayes.. Albert Salmon, who
occupies the cottage next door:
Clara Harris. Martha Green, a
newspaper reporter; Ramona
Triplett.. Carrie Dearborn, who
arrives unexpectedly. Minnie
Ellen Whiteman and Lydia Mil
Ter, prompters. Between acts
Lorraine Bergquist sang a solo,
alice Blue Gown" and Betty
Green played a trombone solo,
"Gypsy Love Song. Piano &C
compartment, Mrs. Alma Ste
venSon.