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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-29
! EtlA YOU SMILE?
Offended

Taffy. working on n turning
lathe in a British village fac
tory. was suddenly caught in
the main belt of his machine
which, of course, took him
round and round. After he had
Gone around three times he was
thrown to the ground.
His mate. seeing this, dashed
UP to him and cried:
4 Are you albright, Taff?"
why are yod so interested"
answered Taffy huffily. 81 just
passed you three times, and you
bever botheredIao speak to me. i"
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-05
letside Ladies Elect Officers

Betlzien visited at the home of
Mrs Harold Delbaum Monday al
ternoon.
Mrs Orville Peters was a rec
ent hostess at two Stanley parties.
The demonstration by Mr. Stillmau,
games, and refreshments were en-
joyed by guests present.
Chuck Hetzer is now EMPLOYED
by the Columbia Falls Lumber
company, as bookkeeper.
Mr. and Mrs Olaf Vestre became
the proud parents of a son born
at the John Simons hospital.
Whltefish, Saturday morning.
Mrs Louis Nugent and son, Mi
chael, returned home from the
WG1itefish hospital Monday.
The Christmas bazaar given bv
the WSCS at CANDLES Wednesday
was a success with fancy work and
baked goods soon selling.
Mr. and Mrs Ted Hargrave. Mr.
and Mrs Mel Abridge, and Mr.
and Mrs H L Barnhart attended
a card party Saturday night at
the Amundson home. Mr. Barn
hart won high. Lunch was served
at the close of the evening.
Mr. and Mrs Merle Greenland
are expected home this week end
from Rochester, Mimi, where
they both went through the eli
mic.
Mr. and Mrs Fox, Bigfork, spent
Thursday visiting her grandma,
Mrs Elizabeth Allen.
Using Biblical references, Rev
Ralph Werner, Baptist minister,
will deliver a sermon entitled
Russia and the Future of Pales-
tine" at the morning worship.
Sunday.
MIR and Mrs George Watt ret
urned from Missoula Tuesday. Mrs
Watt was called there by the ill
ness of their daughter, Rosemary.
G w Burke of the Glacier Fur
niture has been at home because
of illness this week.
Mrs Lottie Smith left the Ia
coma general hospital Monday for
her son Walters home in Dupont
She is coming along nicely is the
report.
Norman Michael returned to his |
Seattle home Sunday after visit
ing at the home or Mr. and Mrs
Mike O'Connor.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Braughten
and Dolores and Harold Warp, all
of Big Timber, spent the holiday
with Mr. and Mrs Melvin Nelson,
returning home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Bob Boyle moved to
Cut Bank Sunday. They had lived
in the John Greve house, Kennedy
addition.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Rich, White
fish; and Mr. and Mrs Claude Men
del, Kalispell; and Edward Stief,
Minneapolis, were Wednesday
dinner guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Bob Amman.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-05
Honors Matrons, Patrons

Past matrons and patrons were
honored at the Wednesday meet
ing of Estella Pomeroy chapter No
oS, o E S. The nine past matrons
ana three past patrons were in
troduced and presented with flo
wefs by the worthy matron. Two
vocal selections were given by Mrs
Ruth Morris accompanied by Mrs
Gayle Shefflo. Mrs Chef Sevmer
and Mrs Jack Andrew were in
charge of the program.
Refreshments were served at the
close by committee composed of
Mrs Dudley Greene, Mrs Chuck
Geer, Mrs Joe Opalka, Mrs Roy
Johnston and Mrs William Galb-
raith. A Christmas theme was US
ed for table decorations
Next chapter meeting will be
Wednesday with election of officers
and a short Christmas program.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-05
o., Gladys E. Shay

o,r officers of the Eastslde Ia
CIV WI elected Tuesday evening
Mrs Grse Martha Nelson, president president
I pearl Brunelle, vice president
Mrs Jean Marantette' Secre
snsnds will be entertained al
C' ristmas party December 20
re will be a gift exchange elnnnSo,: HOS ns:
Ann Marantette at the oCon'
a' o1ub has voted to sponsor q
3, ~ Scout troop. Representative
sbelp with organization work is
Nv nrize of the evening was
IN Nv Mrs Pearl Brunette. Rap
,' y, was played with Mrs Neal
4 l 49,, and Mrs Esther Jones, high
!. L sU with Mrs Betty Taylor
q. 1Irs Ann Marantette winning
\ prizes ,o,,+s ,,,a,.,
I'D nv the hostess, Mrs Jean
arantette.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-05

adr and Mrs Basil Everin, Miss
|asa snent Thanksgiving at the
~ of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Eyerin. They returned to Mis-
la Sunday.
christmas seals, your part in
q tuberculosis fight, are a "spe-
must until Christmas. If adj
ona1 seals are needed or you
re not been contacted see Mrs
Sniffred Andrew or her commit
Ieanne Bolick left Sunday for
bkane, where she is attending
imam Business college, after
nding Thanksgiving with her
rents, Mr. and Mrs Claude Bo-
u.
Albert Lewis and family spent
Imday at the Earl Smithson home
Edward Stief, Minneapolis, is vi
Hing at the home OF his sister,
"a W R AMMAN. It's the first time
Nv have seen each other for %
Inrs.
Cecil Everin left last Wednesday
Missoula and Helena to visit
Natives.
Mrs Jake Saske celebrated her
fthday Saturday. Friends called
(ring the day.
Holiday guests at the J O KEN
"a home included Harley Schnee,
bntana state college student,
zeman, Mr. and Mrs Roy Bittner
"a "JB" Schnee ,all of Cut Bank.
hey all spent Thanksgiving at the
me of Mrs Kenyon's sister, Mr.
ID Mrs Ben Gordon, Creston.
Ia public bingo party will be gi-
"a by Cub Scout pack Al next
thursday, 8 o'clock, at the grade
hool. Refreshments will be SER
ID.
Mrs Harry Mckee and Mrs Rod
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-05
VFW Auxiliary Meets

Social meeting of the VFW aux
iliary was held Friday at the home
of Mrs Joy Hendrickson with Mrs
Eileen Reeves assisting. Dresser
scarves for the Soldiers home were
sewed during the afternoon. Gifts
were awarded to Mrs Ella Barn
hart and Mrs Estella Mateka by
the hostesses, who both received
gifts at the last meeting. Lunch
was served at the close.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-05
To Have Rurnmage Sale

A rummage sale and tea will be
held next Friday and Saturday. 1t
will be given at the St Matthew's
Episcopal church by ladies of the
parish. Held from 1 until each
day, used toys, clothing, and dish
es will be among items for sale.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-05
Nina Cole Marries

Nina Cole and Robert Graham
were married November % at the
First Baptist church. Rev Ralph
Werner performed the single ring
ceremony with the groom's twin
brother, James and the brides sis
ter, Yvonne, as attendants. A re-
ception followed at the Cole home
Mr. and Mrs Graham will make
their home at LaSalle. He is a gra-
duate of Flathead county high
school. The bride attended Column
bia Falls high school.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-05
O'Connors Hold Reunion

First reunion of the O'Connor
family in 20 years was held Thanks
giving day.
Present for the dinner at Mike
OConnor's new home were father
John OConnor, Mr. and Mrs Swede
Martin, Columbia Falls; Miss Bet
ty OConnor, Boise, and Mr. and
Mrs Joe Boyle and two children,
Salmon, Idaho. Miss Helen O'Con-
nor, was unable to attend. Also
a guest was Norman Michael, Sc
attic.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-05

the Kalispell station report that
boys enlisting between December
Is and "a are given Christmas
leaves while enlistees between De-
cember IS and 81 receive New
Years leaves.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-05
To Hold Communion

Archdeacon Norman Foote, Mon
tana Diocese, Helena, will be at
the st Matthews Episcopal church
next Sunday. There will be COM
munion and sermon at the 900
a m service.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-05
Enlists In Navy

Kenneth Charles Noll, 10, has
enlisted for three years general
service in the U S Navy. He left
Monday for San Diego.
Navy recruiting officers from
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-05

Columbia Falls merchants ask
that customers place orders for de-
IaUery before 4 o'clock. This is es-
pecaally important during the ho-
Iiday season.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09
Morala britskih okupacijskih
Get zelo padla

Ako bi Sc izkazalo potrebno
da Anglezi zopet posljejo voja.
ska ojaeenja v Porenje in Pc
rurje, bi bill to velik udarec "a
angiesko javnost. Toda jasr1o ie,
da sedanje sile ne bi zadostova.
y, ako bi sc ne1niri in izgredi
nadaljevai. Nekatera porocils
pravijo, .Tda je inorala sangleskih
Get, katerim bi take razmere ma.
lozile najneprijetnejse dokno
sti, jake omajana.
Nekaj drugega, kar vznemirja
Angleze je dejstvo, da so mem.
Ski upravniki, katere ie bila ma.
stavila angleska oblast "a ureie.
vanje nekaterih cisto nemskih
zadev, pokazah 1e jako malo spo.
sobnosti in navdusenja "a svo.
je dolznosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09
Vesti IL ziui jenja
di,1erisltih Slovenceu

Eveleth, MINI. - Gertrude
Lenich je podlegla opeklinam,
katere je dobHa vsled eksplozi-
je matte, ko je>cistila zavese ma
oknih. Bila je opecena po vsem
telesu in diva dni pozneje je
podlegla v bolnisnici. Tukaj "a
pusca moza F'ranka, brata in
dive sestri, v Jackson Heightsu,
N. Y, pa sina. Donna je bila cd
Sodrazice. Bila je clanica SNPJ
in SZZ.
Chicago. - John Martinjak,
znan Cikazan, Sc je zadnje dni
vrnil IL California, kamor Sc je
bill podal druzino pred dobrirn
letom. Postane zopet Cikazan,
ker Sc mu tukaj bolj dopade kot
v Los Angelesu.
Eveleth, MINI. - Zadnje dni
Sc je podala ma Japonsko Fran
ces Clair S svojo petmesecno
heerko. Odsla je "a svojim mo-
zems XII sluzi v Osaki kot War
rant Officer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09
|Kdaj bo Beyimil il
|polozzil OstavkO? 4
.. aprila 1941

LONDON, (O.N.A.) - Zdaj
je tudi vlada prvic sama prizna-
la, da prihaja pritisk il krogov
:poslovnih unij, da maj Sc posve-
ii Bevin drugim nalogam in si-
Ger ma domacem polju.
To dejstvo je v politicnem po-
gledu toIike vaznosti, da ga mi
nisterski predsednik AttIee po
mnenju nekaterih izvedencev,
ne bo tnogeI trajno omaIovaze-
vati. Malo verjetno pa je, da bi
utegnila stvar postati predmet
ma dnevnem redu re v bliznji
bodocnosti - Morrison sc ma
haja na oddihu v Franciji,
Hugh Dalton Sc nj koncal dr.
zavnega proraeuna, a Bevin je
v Moskvi.
sele kadar sc bodo ii trije 20
pet sesli v Londonu, je pricako-
vati, da be prislo do kake odlo-
Gitve.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09

"a casa vone pokazala posebne spate naciste Dva
njena brata sta Sc borila neSk aradi pravi Pearson
iona pa e svoJemu domu Caru obesae zidove
spreemne sobe lasnorocno podpsane fotograe nacisc
n radnikov menda Hitlerja, Goebelsa, Goeringa itd
Drew Pearson dale prav da e Jur II sicer bill kot
notorn reakcionarec, toda kaj to! Pave to e pravi
w demokratskh krogih sovrazijo Pavla Sc boil kot
pa Jura Pavel je poveljeva fasstcn ladinsk orga
nizacij pod bivsi mdktatorem Metaksasor. svojemu
polozau poveljnka mladinskega fassticnega gbana
Pave postal leta 1889 svetovno razstavo New York
delegate gibanja nekega Papadaksa XII presene
til uradnike tenn da e odda nacisticni pozdrav dvga
MEM roke"
Tako je Grca, XII je dogo trpela, osedlana Sc boil
terorsticnm kraljem," zakjucuje Pearson.
zivjenjepis oseb, XII danasnjih cash prevzernajo
tezko naogo da resujeo demokraco pred nevarnostjo
"konunzna izredno zanimvi, ker odkrivajo kak
sni karakterji vesan to borbo kakSno demo
kraco gre in koko oljn interest anaerskih druzb
pomesani plavo krvo raznh monarhov Kralji brez
dvoma pozvan da taksno borbo vodjo korst svojega
priljubenega naroda, XII Jim izkazuje tksno nehvale
most, \da jh veckrat posja begunstva. T. -. HH
" Sedanji grski kraij Pavel e ameriskemu casnikaru
John Leacocosu oblju da DO prel "a krap in lopato
ter vodl made prostovolce delo obnovo Gre Ker
e njegov zvjenjepis Xxi e poda Drew Pearson, do
vo preprciv je vejet da bo rijel tceravno ose
strone puse in boe ter vod svoje mlae fasist
te prostovoIjce razdejane Grcije in poko gskega
naroda negov vladavini bono kalu videli ga
rancho, da bo Grciji res "prava demokracja.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09
Vabilo ma sejo eitalnice
Slov. del. donna

Cleveland, O. - Prihodnia
seja citalnice Slovenskega de-
lavskega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
Sc DO vrsila danes 9. aprila oh
7::3O uri zvecer.
Nadzorni odbor je naprosen,
da pride malo poprej, da pre-
gleda trimesecne racune in O
tenn peroca ma seji.
Presi sc clane in clanice ci-
talnice, da sc te seize udelezijo
v velikem stevilu vsaj v tolikem
stevilu kot se je udelezilo zad-
ME.
Obenem sc odbor citalnice "a
hvaljuje drustvu Nv boj' st. SO
SNIP "a darovano vsoto SIS.
Spodaj podpisani mammalian,
da imam Sc nekaj iztisov "Ame-
riskega druzinskega koledarja".
Vsak, XII hi zelel imeti ta zani-
mivi koledar, je naprosen, da
mi Sc osebno ali pa telefonicno
javi. Moi naslov je: 14214 Wes-
tropp Ave. Tel. Ii 66O3.
A. Jankovic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09
|zivezrla kriza Y
POrurju teak
problem "a Anglijo
Britannia utegne biti
prisiljena ojaeiH
okupacijske sile v
.stet zorli H."

LONDON %. N. A.)--London.
ski krogi snsatrajo, da So rieredi,
XII so nastali " britanski okupa-
cijski zoni Nemeije, izredno re.
sna zadeva--in to daje posebno
velik pomen razpravam, XII Sc
vrse v Moskve. Ako bi zunanjim
ministrstvom ne uspelo, da ure-
de nensko vprasanje ma tel kon-
ferenci, je zelo verjetno, srnatra-
10 ii krogi, da bo tenn odprta
pot kaosu v Nemciji.
Morda najbolj neprijetno je
britanskim 'krogom, XII te raz-
mere v Nemciji poznajo, da bi
utegnilo nadaljevanje takih ne
mirov prisiliti Ve1iko Britanijo,
da znova ojaci svoje zasedbene
cete v rajhu. Anglia trpi veliko
pomanjkanje delovnih sill in te-
ga pomanjkanja Sc nekaj let ne
DO mogla prenagati. To bo do
neke mere tudi vplivalo ma an
glesko politiko v Nemciji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09
Zopelion;n iiugoslovonsk;m smieron+om
ie omoqoceno vrni+ev domovino
(Posneto il "slovensksss pofotsvaiea'1

Beograd.-V zvezi z repatria-
clio jugoslovanskih drzavjanov
in z vprasanji, XII jih je postavila
UNRAina rnisija "a Jugoslavi-
| jo, poudarja komite "a sacialnc
skrbstvo pfi predsedstvu Wade
Federativne ljudske republike
Jugoslavije, da so pristojni cini-
telji FLRJ S svojo dosedanjo po.
litiko glede kaznovanja kvizlin.
govcev, kolaboracionistov in
vojnih zlocincev jasno naglasili
nacelo, da mora biti postopek 2
zlocinskim vodstvom, XII je or.
ganiziralo in vodilo boz proti ma.
rodno osvobodilnemu gibanju
povsem drugacno, kakor pa z
zapeljanimi in nasilno mobilizi.
ranimi pripadniki jugoslovan.
skin narodov, XII jih je to vod.
stvo zapeljalo in nasilno sprawl.
10 v svoje vrste.
V uporabljanju tega naeela
SO odgovorna oblastva FLRJ il.
+; dala siroko amnestiio. XII ie "a.
jela pripadnike vseh oborozenif,
formacij v sluzbi okupatorja
razen vidnejsih ideologov, ideo.
loskih pobudnikov, organizator.
jew in voditeljev. S tenn je ONO
gocilo tenn pripadnikom, da brez
ovir stopi;o normalno zivljenje
nase ljudske skupnosti.
Enako stalisce zavzemajo OBJ
lastva FLRJ tudi nasproti ii.
stim, ki SO pobegnili il dezele.
DRIED se teh nacel in glede ma
CHM !dalje vecje moralno propa.
DAME beguncev, Xxi ina vzrok v
posebnih razmerah zivljenja v
emigraciji, hkrati pa v zelji, da
ne bi tudi ME zadela usoda rus.
kin belogardistov in MIN po.
dobnih, MISC odgovorna oblastva
FLRJ ravnodusna glede usode
beguncev, kar je naravno, am.
pax 81 tudi same prizadevajo
da bi ukrenila vse, kar je potreb.
no, da hi Sc zapeljani jugoslo'
vanski emigranti cim pref vrnili
v svojo domovino, k svojemu
narodu in svoji druzini.
Glede vprasanja, kdo ina pra-
vico ma repatriacijo, stole nasa
drzavna oblastva ma staliscu, da
ina nacelno vsak mas drzavljan
pravico vrniti sc v domovino.
Pravico do repatriacije imajo
a. vsi bivsi vojni ujetniki,
borcl, podoficirji in oficirji biv-
Sc jugoslovanske vojske razer
posameznikov, po vecini visjih
oficlrjev, XII so sovrazniku ida
jail pripadnike narodno osvobo-
bodilnega gibanja in S tenn po-
stall odgovorni "a njihovo TRIP
ljenje, &c Sc ii ujetniki MISC nj
cemer pregresili zoper koristi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09

I0SSJS AOAAOVAAC, A0A 0AA SSo2A JAAA
,naravno izdane amnestije sploh
ne omenjajo.
b. Oficirji in podoficirji, voj-
nj ujetniki bivse jugoslovanske
vojske, kakor tudi pripadniki
kvizlinskih forrnacij in, ustreza-
jocih politicnih, organizacij, XII
ostanejo se po zakonitem roku
dveh 11esecev v de5eli, kjer je
,repatriacija uradno ze koncana,
izgube drzavljanstvo, &c Sc ugo-
tovi, da so podani tudi drugi po-
goji il 8. elena zakona O izgubi
drzavljanstva z dne %. oktobra
! 1916; glede ma objektivne teza-
've-bolezni, oddaIenost cd zbi-
ralnih taborisc in cd nasih di-
'plomatskih in vojaskih pred
stavnistev in podobno, zaradi
katerih omenjene osebe MISC
mogle v dolocenem roku podati
'izjave "a vrnitev v domovino,
pa doloca zakon ma povsem ja-
sen nacin, da te osebe ne izgube
drzavljatstva.
Ker sc ia zakon ne tice tistih
jugoslovanskih drzavljanov, XII
1--WE v dezelah, v katerih nj bilo
objavljeno, da je repatriacija
koncana, njihovo drzavljanstvo
sploh nj sporno.
Sovrazna propaganda je ma
merno napacno tolmacila nave
dene predpise, da hi napravila
ma nase drzavljane Wits, da so
izgubili vse moznosti "a vrnitev
domovino, toda il zgoraj nave
denega tolmacenja je razvidna
VISA neresicnost te propaganda.
Cello tisti, XII so ze izgubilj
svoje drzavljanstvo, pa so po-
zneje uvideli svojo pogresko, Sc
lahko vrnejo v domovino. Dovo-.
ljenje "a repatriacijo DO takih
primerih individualno podeljeno
ma podlagi vlozenih prosenj.
g Vsi interniranci, deporti-
ranci, pristine in prostovoljno
odpeljani ma delo.
d. Vse osebe, XII so oh umiku
okupatorja nasilno ali pod vpli-
vom propaganda zapustile do
movino.
e) Pripadniki cetniskih in ne
dicevskih enot, enot slovenskega
in hrvatskega domobranstva,
muslimanske milice, siptarskih
oborozenih formacij in vseh
ostalih oborozenih formacij, ka-
kor tudi osebe, XII so pripadale
ustrezajocirn politicnim organi-
zaciiam ali ustrezajoce emu
upravnemu ali sodnemu apara-
tn, nato pripadniki ustaske VOL
ske, lioticevskih oborozenih od-
|delkov in pripadniki ruskega
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09

Dill moOlllzlranl po !. JanuarJu
1912.
| f. Osebe jugoslovanske ma
rotr1csti, XII so Sc med aokapacijo
uklonile nasilju ali propaganda
IA postale eiani "kulturbunda;; :"
dovoljenje "a repatriacijo Sc bo
v takih primerih izdajalo indivi-
dualno ma podlagi vloienih pro-
SEMI.
h. Otrocljugoslovanski dr.
zavljani izpod IA let ne g1ede ma
nacionalno pripadnost.
h)zene-tuje drzavljanke, XII
SO porocene nasimi drzavljani,
kolikor .dokazejo pred nasim
predstavnikom v inozemstvu, da
MISC bile clanice. fasisticnih or
ganizacij.
j Pravico do ~repatriacije
imajo tudi xsi pasi drzavljani
nemske narodnosti, XII so bill
pred vojno odsi v isrozemstvo in
XII so Sc med vojno deloma polka
zali kot pristasi narodno osvo-
bodilnega gibanja.
o tenn pricajo tisoci in tisoci
emigrantov Xxi sc vsak mesec
| vracajo v dezelo, kjer ravnajo
MIN kot s pelnopravnirni dr.
zavljani; o tenn prica koncno tu-
di dejstvo, da je prislo vseh, XII
so bill doslej repatriirani ,samo
0.4% pred sodisce, namrec sa-
mo tisti, Xxi so pocenjali zlocin-
stva. Pred sodiscem so bill OBJ
tozeni po zakonu O kaznivih de-
janjih zoper ljudstvo in drzavo:
.Sovrazna propaganda tudi siri
vesti, da Sc emigranti, XII Sc vr-
nejo v dezelo, sodno preganjajo,
ker sc poldrugo leto po koncani
vOjni MISC vrnih v domovino. Ma
ravno je, da je to najpodlejsa
laz, XII ina namen ovirati repa-
triacijo. Potrebno je poudariti,
da zaradi tega doslej nihce nj
bill obtozen, niti ne DO v bodoee
"a to odgovarjal.
Postopek z repatriiranci v de-
zeli je naslednji:
Vsak mas drzavljan, XII ga re-
patrIirajo, irna pravico do brez-
placnega prevoza in potrebne
hrane vse do rojstnega kraja
oziroma do kraja, katerem Sc
je sklenil naseliti. Po prihodu
v domovino ostane repatriiranec
diva do tri dni vobmejnem zbira-
liscu zaradi nujnega zdravstve-
mega pregleda in osebne regi-
stracije. Po sporazumu z Unrino
misijo v Avstriji prejme vsak
repatriiranec il te drzave po pri-
hodu v domovino "a sest dni
hrane. Pc koncanem zdravstve-
nem pregledu in osebni registra-
ciji odpeljejo repatriiranca ma
drzsvne stroske, kamor zeli.
Repatriiranci imajo pravico
prinesti seboj neomejeno mno-
Zinc stvari in blaga "a osebno
upolabo in uporabo svoje druzi-
ne. Lahko prinesejo seboj tudi
valuto,. Xxi jo morajo po prihodu
prijaviti, kar pa nj nikak izje-
men ukrep glede teh oseb, am
pax po pozitivnih zakonih FLRJ
dolznost vsakogar, Xxi pride v
naso drzavo.
Takoj po prihodu v naso drza-
vo je repatriiranec glede vseh
svojih pravic in dolznosti izena-
cen vsen1i ostalimi drzaVljani
Federativne ljudske republike
Jugoslavije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09
TRISTAN BERNARD

Francoski pisatelj in dramatik
Tristan Bernard je nekoc slisal,
kako je v druzbi nekdo pripove-
doval 0 Pascalu, des, ko je bill Sc
solar in &c ga je bolela glava, 81
je ia MOI odpravljal glavobol S
tenn, da 81 je izmisljal zapletene
geometricne naloge. Tedaj je
Tristan Bernard rekel: "Ko sem
bill JAZZ Sc solar, sem 81 iznebil
glavobol,' da sem Sc iznebil "a
pletenih geometricnih nalog."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09
Mar Sc nacisti i1ahajajo
"a masnimi izgredi?

Nekatere govorice pravijo, da
Je prieakovati, da DO mnogo
nemskih uradnikov kolektivno
odstopilo, ker nocejo v teh raz.
merah prevzeti nobene odgovor-
nosti. Mnogi SO preprieani, da 81
bodo S tenn svojim delovanjem
re skodii v pogledu svoje "a
slombe v narodu. Obenem DO
udarjajo, da imajo sicer velike
odgovornosti, a nobene oblasti
Poznavalci Nemcije trde, da
Je ravno vzpostavljenje popolne
zmesnjave cilj ,ostankov naci-
zma. Nekatera porocila, XII pri.
hajajo v London pravijo, da do.
godki v Porurju nikakor MISC
spontani, ter da so bill vprizorje.
nj S strani nemskega podtalnega
gibanja. Dokazati je to seveda
tezko, kajti nezadovoljnost med
ljudstvom je precejsnja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09
WELLS

=. Pisatelj Wells je .Aneriki ne
koc kritizirai isvse, lkar SO 1nu po-
kazali. ko je pri zajtrku grmel
mad .gospod odarstvom raznih tru-
stov, mu je nekdo dejal: Mister
Wells, yam pa res nj prav mic
vsec. Pohyalite vsaj mas kip Svo-
bode." In Wells je rekel: 70, to
pac! Sal ste tn edino menda sle-
dill vzorona drugih narodov, ki
postavljajo najlepse kipe svojim
lnrtvecem.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09

--9 n :
Robert Koch je pri .izpita ne
koc vprasal kandidata, lsaj bisto-
ri, aGe hi ga kdo poklieaL da mn
ozdraW .konja 2 zloml jeno lslju6
nico. Kandidat jes 'nasfcl cello
vrsto zdrauilnih Inetod. Tedaj
mu ,je nasmehom dejal Koch;
NE, ljubi moi, JAZZ bi tega kopia
ma vsak nacin kupil, ker to bi Bill
edini konj ma svetu, XII ina kljuc-
nico." 1.
Narocajte, 5iite III Htdjte
!" "EnGlcOpravn0St! I"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09
ROBERT KOCH

Siavnega zdravnika in znap-
stvenika Roberta Koeha, XII je
nasel haoile, je hotel nekdo v
druzbi penizevati. Vprasal ga
je: ''Kaj ne, vi ste zivinozdrav-
mix p In Koch mu .je deal: "Da.
Kaj yam manjka % III .