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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-13
ENAKoPRAvN0ST

'posebno ma tobak "a zvecenje.
Meme je oce kaj nitro naucil zve-
citi tobak.
| "Kaj hos vlekel in zulil tiste
cigarette, elk 81 deni v usta pa
je," je rekel.
(Tako Sc dandanes rad pozve-
cim nekoliko tobaka. To mi je
edino ostalo IL tiste Sole o tesa-
nju. Samo enkrat sem Sc v Ame-
riki Sci tesat potem pa Sc tenn
nisem ukvarjal vec, toda tobak
zvecim Sc vedno.)
Tako je slo il dneva v dan,
zganci, sekira in plenkaca i. -.
Pa je prisel tudi Bozic in praz-
mix veselja. Kako ne hi bilo tudi
"a mas ma ia dan mesa? Sal smo
imeli vse okoli 1.-Two meso, okrog
mas je skakalo in mas drazilo.
Bio je v gozdu dosti srn in dru-
ge taksne mesnate reci, da bi
jih kar z roko prijeli. Opoldne
ko sem kuhal zgance in je zace-
10 diSati, so srne kar same silile
v kotel, tako da- sem jih moral
S polenom odganjati. Da sem sa-
mo nekoliko mocneje pritisnil! !!
Bog ne daj, da hi Sc nekaj ta-
kega zgodilo! Gospodar, cigar
gozd je bill, nam je zabical maj
zivali pustimo ma miru in mas
poucil, maj mas ne skomina me-
so, XII DO skakalo okrog mas.
Tam je namrec incl cesar Franc
Jozef svojo jago in je bilo me-
so lie "a MEGA in "a njegove pri-
jatelje debeluhe. &c bi ubili sr-
no bi bill hujse kaznovani kot
pa &c bi ubili cloveka! Cesar in
njegovi pozeruhi so seveda lah-
ko jedli meso, mi siromaki pa
Bog ne daj; sal so zganci "a
mas, XII smo bill mani uposteva-
nj kot srne v gozdu, bill dobri
in, predobri. &c bi sc nekaj ta-
kega zgodilo, da hi S sekiro po-
cehlal srno po glavi, bi me goz-
dni varuh takoj prijel in spra-
vii v luknjo. Varuhov pa je bilo
toliko kot .srn, samo javno Sc
MISC pokazali, marvec so mas cd
dalec opazovali.
Ia Bozie pa vendar mora bi-
tt meso in tako smo tisti dan
pred Bozicem nehali delat opol-
dine, sli h kmetu kako uro da-
lee in 81 kupili ovco. Ia stiri
krone smo dobili precej rejeno
zival, samo drob in kozo smo
morali povrniti. Pa kaj to! Sal
tega itak nismo potrebovali, po-
vrhu pa nam je kmet dal Sc
krompir, kruha in zelja. Ko
smo vse te dobrinje prinesli v
kolibo, bi skoraj zavriskali: joj,
to be veselje jutri!
Zmenili smo Sc, da 81 bono
re opolnoci privoscili dober griz-
ljaj mesa. v nasi kolibi S m 0
namrec bill stirje. Moi oee, moi
ujec, Sc en- tovaris in JAZZ, do
cim je drugih sede::1 bio kake
dive uri v stran.
Ko smo sli zvecer spat, da bo-
mo opolnoci spali in 81 pekli
meso, smo to storili, ker je bilo
najbolj pripravljeno. Poprej nj
smo mogi peel ker je bill post.
Ko smo lezali priblizno dive uri,
pogleda moi ujec ma uro in pra-
vi:
"Saj je menda re polnoc?"
'Kaj polnoe," ga zavrne moi
oce, "sele osem ura je. Cez pol
ure Sc ujec zopet oglasi:
cali nj re polnoc?"
Pa tudi sam vstanem, prizgem
luc in recem, da je ze gotovo
cas-.
Oce pogleda ma uro in mas ma
hruli:
"Kaj pa wanna je? Ali ne mo-
reta pocakati do polnoci? sele
deseta je!
Cez kake pol ure pa Sc tudi
sam oce oglasi:
"Kaj pa je to nocoj, da je ta-
ko dolg vecer," pogleda ma uro
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-13
13. junija 1947

lOzenJe III NO1IVlJanJe oruSe OD-
letnice Fronte:
Dne 20. aprila: g. Hrib in
gozd sta dala zavetje svobodi
in zivljenju nasega naroda. Vse-
povsod po nasi zemlI mrtvasko
opustosenje, mesta in trgi OBJ
dani zico, ljudstvo prepusceno
brez zascite nasilniskemu tujcu
in domacemu Judezu. Grobovi
drug poleg drugega, narod jeci.
v hribu in gozdu pa 'vlada svo-
boda. Tod live slovenski ljudje,
XII 81 MISC pustili vzeti svobode,
XII MISC sklonili vratu pred ma
silniki. S pusko v roki udarjajo
po krivicnih, neizprosno sejejo
seme pravice tlacenemu ljud-
stvu. Ne okupatorske vojske, ne
tolpe prodanih Judezev Jim ne
morejo do zivega.
Tu Sc zbirajo, cd tn napadajo
zatiralce in cd tn bodo nekega
soncnega dne udarili v mesta in
vasi ter jim prinesli svobodo,
prinesli mascevanje "a prestane
krivice, prinesli trdo in neiz-
prosno sodbo vsem krivicni-
kom. Blagoslovljen, slovenski
gozd-zakaj brez tebe bi bill mas
narod v teh strasnih dneh poko-
pan!
Dne %. aprila: "Vceraj, ma
obletnico ustanovitve OF smo Sc
zbrali ma Pugledu, kamor je L.
vrsni odbor sklical vse aktiviste
z Dolenjske in Notranjske, da
uredi notranje razmere v From
ii v duhu "dolomitske izjave
ustanovnih skupin.' Po dolgem
casu sem dozivel veselje, da sem
sc sesel S stevilnimi tovarisi in
tovarisicami, z vecino katerih
Sc re dodge mesece nisem videl.
'Po kratkem dezevju Sc je "a
mas skupni prank napravilo
krasno vreme. Prenocili smo v
svislih tik slavnostne dvorane,
prirejene il edinega Sc celega
skednja, ma zibnu tik Pugleda.
zjutraj Sc je razvilo ma Pugledu
pravo, mravljiste: znani in ne
znani obrazi z vseh strani so sc
zbrali ter sc pozdravljali. z ju-
traj smo zvedeli raEveseljivo no.
vico, da sta priromala "a nami
Luka Ueskosek) in Kochek.
Oba smo pustili ma poti z Dolo-
mitov v krimski bolnici. Tako DO
zdaj nasa druscina popolna 80"
Dne 2. maja: ''Nekaj dni ze
nisem napisal niti besede v svoi
dnevnik. Vanj sem vrgel samo
nekaj obrazov nasega zborova-
MIA. Dan in noe sem bill zaposlen.
Zato bonn skusal zdaj zaznamo-
vati glavne Wise nasega zbo-
royanja.
"Prepricansem, da nase zboro-
vanje "a razvoj OF nj bilo dosti
mani pomembno kakor sama
njena ustanovitev. Dve lett sta
morali preteci, da smo dosegli
zadnjo medsebojno jasnost in da
Sc je nasa skupnost tudi v nasih
srcih utrdila. Prihod in odhod
zborovanja razlocno oznacuieta
uspeh, XII smo ga doziveli.
''Prihajali in pozdravljali smo
Sc nekako v zadregi, bolj kakor
sreeujoci Sc tujci kot pa ljudje
istih stremljenj. Vceraj, ko smo
Sc poslavljai, kar nismo mogli
narazen. Znova in znova smo 81
podajali roke, malo da Sc nismo
objemali. In. zal, nam je bilo
vsem skupaj, da Sc moramos To-
citi. Bogve kdaj Sc bono spet
sesli-in &c Sc. bono sploh kdaj
Sc vsi zbrali. Morda sc marsikdo
cd tovarisev ne DO vec povrnil
med mas. Nenadoma, sredi ziv-
lienjskega deia, mu bo nekje
omahnil korak. Tisoci nevarno-
sti preze ma te nase ljudi- in
vendar gredo vanje mirno in
breZ bOiaZni, yeSelim smehOm
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Civilian Rehabilitation
Gains Cited in Final
Conference Session

Rehabilitation experts from the
District and IL Eastern States yes
terday concluded a three-day con-
ference here on the restoration of
handicapped civilians to useful en-
ployment.
The group assembled under the
sponsorship of the Office of Voca-
tional Rehabilitation, a unit of the
Federal Security Agency. The OVR
was set up in 1943 to provide guild
ance and financial aid to State re-
Mobilization centers.
Spokesman of the agency yester-
day revealed that about 10000 ci-
villains have been under rehabilita-
tion treatment each year-veterans,
1t was pointed out, come under the
Veterans Administration program.
Earnings Show Jump.
Last year, officials, said, 10000
were released after treatment. The
annual earnings of those success
fully treated totaled $55 100000, a
sum five times as great as their
previous aggregate earnings. Agen-
cy officials cited these figures as
evidence that the OVR program is
not only humanitarian but a sound
financial measure for the Nation
Meeting at the Roger Smith Hotel,
delegates to the conference yester-
day heard DR.. Henry H. Kessler Of
Newark, N. j., discuss the proper
treatment of amputation cases.
Long prominent in the rehabili-
tation field and for two and a half
years in charge of the United States
Navy amputation center at Mare
Island. Calf, DR.. Kt3s.1r c.!--if.;.,.a.-
sized the necessity of treating each
amputee as an individual who must
be adjusted to his new role in life.
Psychological Adjustment Needed.
The heavy duty utility hook re-
quired by arm amputees who intend
to return to manual labor is not
needed, he pointed out, by bank
clerks, lawyers or Fourth of July
speakers" It is not enough merely
to fit a man with an artificial limb,
he said. The man must be taught
how to use it, and his psychological
adjustment must be facilitated.
Earlier yesterday, DR.. Winfred
Overholser, superintendent of St.
Elizabeth's Hospital, discussed the
problem of psychiatric rehabilita-
ton. He said there were $4,000 per-
sons released from mental hospitals
each year, and he asserted most of
them could be rehabilitated for use
full work If properly trained and
guided.
How British rehabilitation au-
thorities are attempting to restore
Evening star., 1947-03-27
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Evening star., 1947-03-27

his son. Robert Townsend, will be
present to address the convention on
the opening day and at the reunion
rally later.
On the second day Of the conven-
ton, delegates will visit their Rep
resentatives in Congress to urge
personally the passage of Townsend
Plan legislation as incorporated in
a bill introduced by Representative
Angel, Republican, Of Oregon.
DIR. Norman w. Pendleton of San
Francisco, representative of Dr.
Townsend, is in Washington arrang-
ing details of the convention, the
first since the war.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
5000 Expected 10 Attend
Townsend ParIey Here

The seventh national Townsend
Convention will be held here from
June 26 through 20, with 5000 dele
gates and visitors from all over the
country expected to attend the meet
ingS in Uline Arena, it was an
nounced yesterday.
The Washington and Willard
Hotels will be headquarters for the
followers of DR.. Francis E. Town
sends old-age pension plan.
DR.. Townsend, 8C-year-old founder
and active leader of the crusade. and
Evening star., 1947-03-27

ner and Rabbi Isadore Breslau are
co-chairmen of the Washington
campaign.
Mr.. Morgenthau, former Secretary
of the Treasury, Is expected to out
line to the group the problems fac
ing the Jews OF Europe and Palestine
and the need for expanded assistance
Evening star., 1947-03-27

Costume JeweIry, 30e
including 7oo tex
Less than halt price
$50 pieces including earrings bracelets necklaces in gold
colored and silver -colorcd metal
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Maternity Dresses, 3
Juniors Cotton Housecoots
, Less than half price

80 juniors cotton housecoats in rosebud print.
blue, or pink background. Sizes to 13.
Evening star., 1947-03-27
lMorgenihau 10 Confer
With Jewish Drive Heads

Henry Morgenthau, ir., general
chairman of the United Jewish Ap-
peal for $17o, 600 900, planned to con-
fer today with Washington Jewish
leaders on the formal opening OF the
drive here.
Ralph L. Goldsmith, Joseph Cher
Evening star., 1947-03-27

55 misses and womens coats in bexy and fitted styles
trim. Black brown green, and honey Sizes 10 to Il
As Misses and Womens trimmed Coats in short full
lengths Group includes boxy and fitted styles in wool suede
wool crepe and wool needlepoin Black brown green white
gray Wine and blue. trims include brown
Mouton lamb, Persian lamb blackdyed American
broadtail sable dyed squirrel Sverdyed mukrat and
badger Sizes 10 to TO- 49, 49, 2 and 26 Were $5975 and
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Boys PuIIover Sweaters, s2.'5

Boys PuI1over Sweaters, 81
We're $3.95
200 alwool sweaters for big boys Veeneck style Gre
blue brown, cameltan. Sizes small, medium and large
IS Boys Ear Muf blue cotton cord
muhs attached Sizes small medium
4s Boys Leather Helmets black lining go
Sizes small medium and large Less than half price Now -
~ Boys Sweaters all blue
So Were s2s5 So
s0 Boys Bou white cotton button style Sizes s. Irregular
perfect would sell for Now
48 Knck cotton
blue Sizes is to 49, than half price,
w&L-North
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Misses Wool Suits, So, '1o'' z=s $
Less than half price

$50 wool suits in solid coors and in combinations
lis Dotted Swiss Bouss white cotton with sleeves choice
Of plain round neck Peter Pan collar bot the neck Sizes u
16 Less than half price Now 81
100 Misses Skirts abeled for wool conn solid pads
stitched
Sizes "a % inch waists Less than half 95
Squares psstss
half
w&L-NoHh sPoRTSWEAA
Evening star., 1947-03-27
Special Purchase
Mems Ties, 65e
You'd regularly sell for much more

432 mems ties of fayon fabrics in assorted prints,
plaids and stripes Each is hand tailored resilient
constructed.
142 Mems Sleeveless Sweaters of wool reguars-f per-
feet would sell for much White, TAM blue, and
maize. Sizes small, medium andlarge. Now S295
43 Mems Long seeved Sweaters of wool with two set-n
pockets Red royal blue and green Sizes SO to A. Were
$685. Now S595
w&L-Noh Building -. . MEMS FURNISHINGS FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1947-03-27

nervous breakdown victims to useful
employment was explained by DR..
T. M. Ling, director of the Rofey
Park Rehabilitation Center In Eng
Io,
Evening star., 1947-03-27

GirdIes and Pontie GirdIes, 81
Less than halt price
3O2 grdes and pante gdles in twoway stretch style of
synthetic elastic Small medium and large in nude shade
800 Rayon Batse figure design Synthetic
sides side styles
Evening star., 1947-03-27

soid color skirts and plaid Jackets Sizes II to 16
IS Dresses wool and Gray coral blue and
Sizes II ls Less than half price Now $3.50
Jackets Qabeled fabric contenD lime only setn belts
than half price ST
than half price. OK
Evening star., 1947-03-27

to refugees arriving In the United
States.
He win be accompanied by Henry
Monitor, executive vice-chairman Of
the appeal.
Evening star., 1947-08-16
All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include actual
selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FER SALE

BUICK 1912 4-dr,: r.. h., defroster: clean;
new tires and tubes; s1,6.o. Republic
(priyate party. 19'
and h.. Is47 motor; very clean; $500
9r, best offer under. Cali between b.1o.
BUICK 1s41 4-dr. sedan: ?. and h.. re-
cent overhaul peri. motor. orig paint.
new tires; S1.39o or best offer under.
BUICK 1a47 convertible club coupe: radio
enc hestsr An and ether extras beautiful
offer offer below. OF. $40. ''' "''''' III u sF''
BUICK 1946 cabriolet Roadmaster. r. and
sGRs Rd n Pr's Conn is
BUICK 1899 Special, 4-dr. sedan: radio
cared for; ss75. RE. 2soS. II:
BUICK, 1910 Special .4-dr. sedan; clean,
be seen at 1915 18th st. NV. until 8 pm.
BUICK 1889 cow. sedan: new top. gen.
erasor: good tires; spotlight. r. and h.;
s77S or best offer under cail FIR. stsS'
BUICK 1947 Super conv, coupe: radio and
heater, white side-wall tires: S3,350. trade,
terms. 4432 Conn. ave, wO. 3"49.
BUICK 1947 Super sedsnetse. beauti'r.
trade and terms. or cash. MsRKs NO
TORS 4432 Conn. ave-, Wo. 3249. IL
BUICK 1947 Super cabriolet. r. and h.;
nothing finer: S:.5a5. CFERHER-BREWER.
4477 Conn ave. WO 1899. III
BUICK late 1a46 Roadmaster 4-door Sc
dan; light blue. new-car condition: only
1900 miles; all extras: $3.50. MI. 0s91.
BUICK 1871 sedanette: motor overhauled.
new rubber. new battery. brakes refined,
der. Call TW. 1063. r.
BUICK 1886 $50 4-door sedan: Al con-
dition. 5 good tires. new paint Job and all
new upholstery: $3.50. VI. 1901. liz
Evening star., 1947-08-16
MoIokcYciH

AIS. Matchless. Ariel. Triumph, Mus
Tang Colt ,and Francis Barnett; ready
for those fall days; good used machines.
1895 1Sa M, Mo:,tobeseGane 125 &C; 1946 Ariel
sts sna5sH ssnrs ch 5l4 IIED # MO MoTGK s.
5073 -1a
MOTORCYCLE. Indian Chief. recently
oyerhauled;, good rubber, buddy seat, sad
die bags, plenty of extras, skirted tenders.
1920 Duke ST., Alexandria. Va, TIE. OSS3
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 1a47 AS" de luxe;
S625. VI. 1894. :-17
INDIAN CHIEF. 1917: saddle bags. buddy
$3.50 cash: S.46 payments. T GE' ip3s. iass,
HaRIEYDaVIDsoN 2nI5s'tGD 1a3e nx "A o,h-v.; IVY IN
st. st. se eond VI s55e; 4s5a Can be seen at a;;e
INDIAN CHIEF 1889: buddy seat. wind
shield. new tires. everything in perfect
condition. Must sell Call sP. Oi60.J.
aAEhEY-DAypsoN Hal Riley 1898 motorcycle sood
CUsHMAN motor scooter 1916 rood con-
arl5ilon; ar,lo;; low End high gear; $50. Phone
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 1871 motorcycle de-
livery, i-Wheel LARGE trunk in rear. AL
condition. $500; just passed D. C. in
spection R. L. HUGHES, 1885 Meies pl
MOTOR BIKE, 1915 model, Al condition:
priced reasonable. Phone Alex. 1910.
ARIEL 1916. good condition. chrome
crnsh ceii nbos bars SMaSdlebags, M buddy seat. VIII
cusaMA& S Gnias MoToR 81 II SCOOTER and ea ,idea,r,
kS12. III
Evening star., 1947-08-16
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, auctioneers
Retiring from business sale of restaurant
and bar, furnishings and equipment
booths, cash register, fans; by auction at
100 G. ST. NV, Monday, August 18th, 10
am. Eight mirrored walnut booths with
Formica tables. mirrored back bar and bar
counter to match. beer dispenser, National
fans, counter stools, bottle cooler, steam
table Frigidaire refrigerator, modern gas
water heater, meat block gas range, triple
sink, aluminium trays, china, glass. silver,
plated ware. neon sign, etc. Terms: Cash:
ADAM A WESCHLER g. SON. Aucts --16
ADAM A. WESCHLER son, auctioneers.
Court trustees sale of valuable detached
frame bungalow. No 4722 47th st. NV
By virtue Of an order Of the District Court
et the United t. @ States sstg for the 5aS 2stc Of
undersigned trustee will sell by public auc-
tion in front of the premises on Thursday,
the 21st day of August, 1947, at O'Clock
PM. the following described real estate
in the City of Washinston District Of
Columbia, to wit: Lots 25 and 26 in Square
53S. Terms of sale. Property will be
sold sole subject subject to trust of $3.50 at Az
said trust-cash. deposit of $500 re-.
CURED. of purchaser at time of sale. All
conveyancing, recording. revenue stamps
and notarial fees at cost of purchaser.
Terms to be complied with within thirty
days from day of sale, otherwise the
trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the de-
tisement of sucn resale in some newspaper
published in Washington. DC. (S)
RICHARD L. TEDROW, Trustee, Columbian
Building.
Evening star., 1947-08-16
axe MyWord for 1t
By Fronk Colby
Saturday Forum,

West New York: I should like
to know the exact translation of
the opera name "Cavallerie Rusti-
cana. IS. S.
Answer: 1t means rustic chiv-
airy"
Pronounce. 1t: KAH-yas-lay-
REE'ah ROOSSstee-KAH'nah.
Hartford: We have a controversy,
My friend insists that the word
"beneficence" is accented on the
third or sic" syllable. I say the
second syllable should be accented.
Right?-F. S. N.
A. Right. The correct pronuncia-
ton is: bee-NEFF-uh-s'nss.
Webster Groves: Which Is the
preferred name for a native of
Scotland, "Scotchman" or Scots
man"?-G. L.
A. In Scotland the form Scots
man" is preferred. Also correct is
Scot" (singular) and Scots"
(pluraD. The name is from the
old Irish "Scuit," name of a North
Ireland people who settled in Scot
land in the 5th century.
Cleveland: To settle an argument
will you please state whether the
adjective 'insipid" can describe food
as, This meat is insipid"?-A. B.
A. OF course it can; it is primarily
food" word, for its literal mean
ing is without taste or SAVIOR" BY
extension, 1t also means lifeleSs,
dull, stale, as IAN insipid plot, an
insipid speech, an insipid motion
picture"
Santa Paula: Here is a clipping
OF magazine ad about carillonic
bells. 1t quotes a well-known min
lister as saying, Your 'Carillonic
Bells has been in operation in our
church for almost a year, and there
has been fulsome praise from our
own members and other groups"
Can't you do something, Colby?-
G. M. M.
A. For several years I have de-
voted much space to the word "ful-
some," explaining that it means
Offensive; repulsive; disgusting;
foul" Merriam Webster's defines
''fulsome praise" as offensive from
insincerity or baseness of motive"
Nevertheless, we continue to read
of MONS fulsome meals" of rooms
being flooded with "fulsome sunl
shine," of girls wearing long and
"fulsome" evening dresses, etc. 4
Professional writers especially
should shun fulsome. There is no
place in good modern English for
the obsolete word.
tcopyright, 1947. the Bell Syndicate, Ine)
Evening star., 1947-08-16
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