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a reunion of the 1887 class of the
Louisville Presbyterian Seminary
of which he was a member. MI,
Schneider reached home in time
to occupy the pulpit of the First
Presbyterian church, of which he
is pastor, at the IL a, m. service.
Previous TO his departure for
Louisville he and Mrs. Schneider
mad enjoyed a vacation visit with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs A
NJ Schneider and Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Zimmerman, in New Orleans,
Mr.. and Mrs, Schneider had as
overnight guest Wednesday and
Thursday, Edward Mccormack
who served as a substitute for
the former in the pulpit OF the
church during the pastors abb
sence, july %.
Mrs j. b. Wilkerson and son
have returned from visits with
relatives at points in Tennessee.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Anderson
have recently returned from a Wis
IT with relatives in Rose Hill,
Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Wilkins and
daughter, Lucille Of Gulfport,
we're recent guests in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L, Weldon, SOC
18th tsrect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Price and
children are visiting Mrs. Prices
parents, MIR. and Mrs, Kitchens
in Meridian.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moss
had as guests last week, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. *. Strahan and son of
Chicago, Ill, and Mr.. and Mrs. A
l.. Harris and children of Picay-
une, Miss. Following the depar-
ture of their guests, Mrs. Moss
went to the Moss home, the Log
in West Columbus, Miss.
Young Bobby Hooks is en-
ioying a visit from his cousin,
Godfrey Gavagnie of De Lisle,
Miss, at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w, A. Hooks, 6l0
9th ttreet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy G.. Wing
field. Jr, depart FRIDAY for their
home at Mintcr City, Miss. after
spending the week with the for
mer's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Rov
G. Wingfield. They have been the
center OF a number of informal
social affairs since their arrival
and Mrs. Wingficld was honoree
at a luncheon Thursday at which
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the elder Mrs. Wingfield was
hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Wingfield
spent a week at the White fiouse
in Biloxi before coming TO Pas.
eagoula.
Chris. the year-oid son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Virgins was
stricken with a sudden Illness.
Wednesday night as the result of
a sore throat and an infected
ear and for a time was quite i'll
but is now on the road to recov-
cry.
Mrs. John r. Watts and her
niece, Mrs. Charles Dean. were
guests of Mrs. Alfred Staples in
Mobile, Wednesday
Mrs. Oliver Rosko of New Or
leans, who formerly spent her
summers in a home on the Beach,
was a weekend visitor to Mrs.
Il. X. HOLSTER Mrs. HOLSTERS
sister. Mrs. Fl. B. Everitt arrived
Sunday from Panama City to join
her daughter, Miss Ann, in a stay
OF a few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
HOLSTER,
j. N Van Dninen was down
from Laurel where he is employ
ed to spend the weekend with
Mrs. Van Duinen.
The Reverend and Mrs. James
A. Foster returned from a honey
moon tour of Florida Thursday
of last week and have been with
Mrs. Fosters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John l.. Van Osdol since
that time. They will depart FRI
day for a visit with Mr.. Fosters
parents in Jackson after which
they will return to Pascagoula
from which they expect to de-
part September II on their way
to China.
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AGOULA...
Social Events

Guests in the homo of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. ,Hogue. 903 Taylor
avenue. over the weekend were
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Jackson OF
Laurel.
Captain and Mrs. w. c. Heard
and little daughter, Melinda, de-
parted for their home at Auburn.
Ala, Sunday afte. a visit with
Mrs. Heard's parents, MI. and
IGrs. J, J. Flack, sol Roosevelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fiack also had as
guest last week Mrs. Flaek's sis.
ter, Mrs. w. A.. Sortin of Picay-
une.
John Grant. Jr., is enjoying a va
cation from his duties at the Pas
cagoula post office and is spend
ing it at home.
Miss Rose Henderson returned
Sunday after enjoying a vacation
visit with relatives at Ackerman.
Sunday marked the return OF
Miss Edys McMullen from Me
ridian where she had been visit
ing relatives during the past
week.
Captain and Mrs. Charles Dean
and daughter, Janet, depart FRI
day on their return trip to their
home at San Francisco where
Captain Dean is stationed at a ma
val base. They will spend two or
three days at the Mammoth no
tel while touring the Yellowstone
national park before going home.
They have been visiting Mrs.
Deans mother, Mrs. J. w. Frell-
sen and aunts, Mrs. John K. Watts
and Miss Lola Dupre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence ". Tan
ner, 1911 Belair street, had as
guests Sunday, Mrs, Tanners
mother, Mrs. II. W Pittman, and
brother, Frank Flayd and family
and sister, of Gulfport, and sister,
Mrs. Altha Carter of Biloxi and
brother, II. H. Floyd of Missls-
sippi City
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Tanner
spent part of last week on a bust
ness trip to Meridian. On Mon
day Mr.. Tanner, accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. Clarence Tanner,
made a business trip to Mobile.
Last week Mrs. Tanner attended
the funeral Of John Yates at Har-
lesion.
Mrs. Victor Wadford had as
guests for three days last week,
Mrs. John. S. Williams and chill
dren, Buddy, Patsy and Rena of
Vicksburg who stopped over
while en- route home after a visit
to New Orleans.
MI. and Mrs. d. w. Smith of
Port st. Joe, Fla, spent the week
end in the home of their son in
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
c. c. Mccoy, 1922 South Pasca.
goula street.
Mr., and Mrs. Rudolph Frellser
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attended the funeral of Mrs. Ches-
ter Davis and Mrs. Escambia Pabst
of Ocean Springs. victims of an
auto accident at Biloxi, Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene Savage had as
guests Sunday her mother. Mrs.
A S. Gambuza and sister. Miss
Doris Pullman of Gulfport.
Mr.. and Mrs F. a Wages and
small son, Richard, were over
night guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Evans in New Orleans Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. J C. Hamilton had as guest
last week her daughter. Mrs. w.
G.. Chuites and the latter'S son.
Joe Goodson, of Silsbee, Texas,
She is entertaining Mrs. c. V. Nc
Kirhey and daughter, Cecilia
Of Jonesboro, La, this week.
Mrs. f D. Conway, 891 l4th
street has as guest this week, her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Lillian Ellis
of Carrolton, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs, George M. Har-
rison have just returned from n
visit with Mrs. Harrison's sister,
Mrs. Il. j. Oliver and family in
Philadelphia, Pa. They wer ac-
companied on the trip by anoth-
or sister, Mrs. Angus McRae, of
Mobile and by Mrs, Joe Duck
worth of Pascagoula and Mrs. N.
Revere of Orange Lake. While
away they visited points of his
torical interest in and around
Philadelphia such as lndepend-
nee Square, Betsy Ross House,
Valley Forge, Gettysburg and
Trenton and Princeton, N, j.
MI. and Mrs. Cooper Roberts
had as guests to the pop concert
in New Orleans, last Friday even
ing Mrs. Lester Scheffler and
Misses Jane and Lois Chennault.
The party returned home fol
lowing the concert which proved
to be particularly enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Upton David have
as guest the latter's sister, Mrs.
j.. b. Jordon, who arrived Sun
DAY for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Stacks, 507
18th street and their daughter,
Martha Anne, have set August
Is for their departure for Pine
Bluff where they will make their
future home. Mrs. Stacks has
been a prominent member of the
Worth While club and has also
been active in church work.
Mrs. Rosa Seller and her niece,
Miss Frances Jane Stewart have
arrived from Detroit, Mich, for
a visit with the formers broth
er, A. E. Gavagnie and family at
Gil 10th street.
Percy Bassett has returned to
Pocahontas, Ark, where he is
band director, after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Mason, Mr..
and Mrs. A M. Nicholson and
other relatives and friends in Pas
cagoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Holyfield
646 Spring street, had as guests
during the weekend the formers
niece, Mrs. Gladys Davis and
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MOSS POINT P~AscAGoULA
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Social Events

Mr.. N. v. Hulsy and his moth
er, Mrs. A. Hulsy of Tuscaloosa,
Ala, accompanied by Mrs. A.
Anderson of Mobile, were guests
Monday in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Macarthur.
Mrs. T. E. Spencer returned
Wednesday from a visit with Dr..
and Mrs. Terrell Spencer and
family in Houston, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Meeks and
daughters, Misses Eleanor, Eliza
beth and Margie, of Knoxville,
Tenn. are enjoying a vacation in
this city as guests in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. McInnis,
Sr. Mr.. Meeks is a former pastor
of the Presbyterian church. He
and his family are being greeted
by a large number of friends
Mr.. and Mrs. John Macarthur,
Mary Day Macarthur, Mrs. A p.
Macarthur and Miss Ella Me
Arthur spent the weekend with
relatives in Stockton, Ala.
H. c. Herring, Jr., Georgetown,
S. c., is visiting in the home of
his sister and brother, Miss Halle
and Mr.. Wyatt Herring.
Mr.. and Mrs F. S. Lockett and
little niece, Provie Smith, are
leaving on a vacation trip to be
spent in Grenada and Green
wood. They will be gone about
two weeks.
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children and Albert and Edward
Holyfield, his nephews, and l..
c. McLamore of Philadelphia. On
their return home the guests were
accompanied by MIR. Holy fields
niece. Ramona Holy9ield who
had been visiting him and his
family for several weeks
Mrs. Curtis Holyfield and baby
arrived this week from Gloster
City, N. j., to join Mr. Hollytield
for residence. Since his discharge
from the navy, Mr.. Holyfield had
resided in Gloster City until he
recently returned home and IS
now employed at the Southern
Kraft Paper Co, in Moss Point.
He and his family will make their
home with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. S M Holyfield at Gao Spring
street.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. T. O.
Jones will learn with regret of
their departure Tuesday for resi-
dence in their former home, Wax
ahatchie, Texas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones had been residing here for
the past five years where the
former was employed at ingalls,
for three and a half years,
MIR. and Mrs. f. l.. Jackson and
MI. and Mrs. j. NJ Young of
Jackson we're guests in the home
of Mrs. Jackson's aunt. Mrs. I. l..
Cobb, and cousin. Thomas l..
Cobb, Jr., on Sunday where they
were entertained at a seafood
dinner.
Mrs. Fred G. Jones and daugh-
ters, Bobbie and Patsy Mercer,
of Belzoni have been visiting Miss
Jeanette Mercer at sic Roosevelt.
Friends of Joe Burch will be
interested to learn that he arrived
at Bremen, Germany, July %.
where he viii spend his vacation
working on a ship, He will return
to the States in time to resume
his studies at a Mobile high school
Joe made his home with his aunt,
Mrs. w. II. Pyles last winter
while attending the P%ascagoula
High school. His mother, Mrs, Joe
Bureh, is the former Ollie Bell
Hollis, daughter of Mrs. w. r.
Pyles.
The Reverend Arthur Schneider
arrived home early Sunday morn
ing from Louisville, KY, where
he had attended a conference Of
Presbyterian ministers and also
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Mr.. and Mrs. RUDE Boyette ac-
companied by Ann Mcgee of
Jackson, Miss, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Boyette and fam
lily.
Miss Pauline Broussard of Pine
vile, La, is enjoying a visit with
MI. and Mrs. A. G. Broussard.
Mrs. Bill Mcinnls accompanied
by John Sharp Boyett and MI.
and Mrs. Earl Hughes left this
week for a trip to Chattanooga,
Tenn, and cities of interest in
Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes Hays and
son "Toddv" left this week for
d visit in St. Louis, Mo.
Friends of Mr.. Fred Steinberg
were sorry to hear of the sad news
of the death of his mother In
Philadelphia, Pa, Sunday. Mr..
S~teinberg left Monday to attend
the funeral services.
Miss Edna Khavat has return
ed from a pleasant visit with rel
atives in Los Angeles, Calf.
Mrs. ]. p. Buzard and daughter
have returned from a visit with
relatives in Philadelphia, Miss.
The many friends of Miss Edre
Maye are very glad to know she
is improving following an oper-
alton in the Panama City Hos
pital in Panama City, Florida.
Mr.. Edwin Mays and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Renfroe returned Fri
dav from Panama City where
they visited Miss Mays.
Mrs. Tommie Fields who has
been visiting her parents, MI.
and Mrs. Thomas Coulson, for
two weeks left today friday
for Houston, Texas where she
and Mr.. Fields have recently NOV
gu NOM MeIluIdil.
Mrs. r. l.. Walton, Poplarville,
Miss. is enjoying a visit among
friends while spending this week
IN the home of her aunt. Mrs. G.
W. Bowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lowe
and daughter, Martha Jean, of
Mobile were guests this week in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Alexander
are enjoying a visit with their
children and their families, Mr..
and Mrs. William Alexander of
Vieksburg, Miss. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Alexander of Spring
bill, La.
Rev. and Mrs. Norman Boone
With their children are vacation
ing with relatives near Meridian.
During th~e-absence of Rev. Boone,
pastor of the Moss Point Metho-
dist church, regular services viii
be conducted by Rev. Childress,
associate pastor.
Mr. c.. Johns, Houston, Texas,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Eller.
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AttCo1D NIX atN S
Mabrv spent Sunday in Mobile
visiting the latter's sister, Mrs.
j. c. Farris, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Brister
motored to Jackson to spend the
weekend with relatives.
1t is with deep regret that
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Grassick are learning that they
will depart sometime during the
weekend for Braintree, Mass,
their former home, where they
will reside. Mrs. GrasSick return
ed last week to prepare for re-
moval, leaving the two childen,
Robert and Deborah in the care
of their grandmother, Mrs. Rob
ert Johnston, whom they have
been visiting through the sum
mer. Mr.. and Mrs. Grassick have
made Pascagoula their home for
the past eight years and during
that time have found a wide cir
Gle of friends. A number of par
ties were. in the planning for
Mrs. Grassick but owing to the
limited time before going north
she was unable to accept the hon
ors. However, Mrs. Robert Macy
entertained at bridge Tuesday
honoring Mrs. Grassick and Mrs.
Spencer Beebe, who departs soon
for residence in Florida, and Mrs.
Robert Ford and Mrs. r. j. Demp-
ster were hostesses at a soft
drinks party for Mrs. Grassick
Wednesday of this week.
Judge and Mrs. Julian Alex
ander returned to their home at
Jackson Monday after summering
here for several weeks. The home
of Mrs. LIE More Gleisner, which
they have been occupying will
be used by Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
Roberts of Jackson through this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. w. E. Beard of
Birmingham and their daughter,
Mrs. Everett Hensley of Harling-
ton, Ky, and Mrs. j. B. Ander-
son of Hattiesburg have return
ed to their homes after a visit
with MIR. and Mrs. j. B, Alvis
and Mrs. Walter Avis, 1903 Har-
rison avenue.
T. w. Hudson, Jr. departed
Sunday for New Orleans after
spending his vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. Hud-
son.
Mrs. E. j. Jane, Jr. and chill
dren, Martha, Mochaelle and Sa-
rah, and sister, Mrs. Roy Lee FL
der and children, Carol and Su=
! san, motored to Biloxi Tuesday
| afternoon to attend a birthday
party at which Mrs. w. W. Prin-
gle was hostess honoring hei
daughter, Virginia. They were
Joined at Biloxi by Mrs. james
son, Rip, who had been visiting
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E J. Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Holmquist
drove to Montrose, Tuesday to
bring home their daughter, Eileen,
who has been visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Rob
erts. They returned home that
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Dye and
small son, James, Jr., depart Set
urdav for a visit with Mr.. Dyes
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Dye,
in Flemingburg, KY. On their re-
turn they will be accompanied by
their daughter, Monica, who has
been spending the past four
weeks with her grandparents.
On their return from Birming-
ham where they spent his va
cation, Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Good
win were accompanied by the for
mer's mother, Mrs. Mary Ann
Goodwin who will visit them IN
definitely.
Mezelle Easterling, Young niece
of Mrs. Samuel Goldsmith, $40
Skip avenue, departed Monday
for her home at Dayton, Ohio, af-
ter a visit with her aunt and fam
ily.
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JUDITH M ZERKUS

Mr.. and Mrs Milton j. Zerkus
announced the birth of a daugh-
ter, Judith Ann, at the Jackson
County Hospital ON Thursday
morning, August Z, at 800 o'clock.
She is their second child and
only daughter. The new arrival
weighed five pounds, eight and
a quarter ounces. :
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Dairy COWS in the United Stat
es produce on the average A.
500 pounds of milk a year, and
those in Denmark about 1900
pounds.
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The earliest permanent occupa-
ton of the Rio Grande Valley in
New Mexico by prehistoric Pueh
10 Indians was probably not be-
lore 1000 A. d.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-21
Odqovor "Ameriski Domo-
vini" glede pomoei "a
Jugoslavijo

Cleveland, o. - V torek 18.
marca je bill v "A. D." urednis-
XII clanek glede mojega pisma
predsedniku Harry S. Truma-
nu, v katerem sem priporocal
nadaljno UNRRA pomoc Jugo-
slaviji. Pisal sem slicna pisma
tudi zveznima senatorjema Ro-
bertu A. Taftu in John w.
Brickerju in kongresmanu IL ma
Sega distrikta, Michael A..
Feighanu. JAZZ seveda ne prica-
kujem, da DO predsednik Zed.
drzav mole pismo mnogo upo-
steval, kajti v tel zadevi nisem
zastopal nikake mocne organi-
zacije, ampak sem mu pisal kot
tukaj rojeni, nepristranski anne
riski drzavljan. Zavedam Sc tu-
di, da smo mi Slovenci v Ame-
riki le majhna skupina; &c zeli-
mo torej kaj doseci, Sc mora
mo zediniti, kadar nastopijo
vazna vprasanja.
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il Jugoslavije do sedaj. Je ziva
slika strasnega trpljenja, skozi
katerega SO morali It'll nasi lju.
die. Kaze grozno pot bolecin,
po kateri so trail kleti nemski
naciji in domaci izdajalci ne
dolzne zrtve ma Kalvarijo.
Ko 81 gledal te strasne prizo-
re, te je stisnilo v prsih in solze
so bile v oceh oh misli, da Sc to
godilo v tisoce krajih tisocim in
tisocim.
Vloge so bile dobro razdelje-
ne in vsaka oseba je bila ma me-
stu. Seveda zasluzijo najvisje
priznanje Olga Marn-Dunn, Jo-
sephine Milavec-Levstek in Jen-
ME Fatur. Prav malo ali mic 50
zastajale "a mimi Nezika Ka-
Ian, Ivanka Shiffrer, Frances
lie, Emma Plemel in Joyce Cor
she. Isto so bill dobri v mani
sih' vlogah Anton Eppich, Jack
Plemel in Andy Turkman.
To je bill boj dveh mater. Sve-
tolovkina (Milavec) ljubezen do
sina Andreja in odpor, XII je me-
jill ma sovrastvo do one, XII j je
vzela to ljubezen - njena sina-
ha Maria (Marnova). Kakor
mnogo drugih mater je mislila,
da bi moral njen Andrej samo
MO ljubiti - MO, mater. Cuti-
Ia Sc je zapostavljeno in to ra-
di kabaretne pevke, XII je bila
po njenemu mnenju nicvredni-
ca. Peklo jo je, da sin nj poro-
Gil Mino (Gorshe), katero mu
je ona izbrala.
In Milavceva je bila v tel vlo-
gi res velika, mocna, sem in tia
naravnost straSna v svoji lju-
bosumni brezupnosti napram
Mariji.
Mariji pa je bill otrok vse.
Ljubila je svojega Andreja, a Sc
bolj ljubila sina, XII je incl An
drejeve oci. Zdaj je bila prose-
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ca in ponizna proti tasci, zdaj
zopet kakor 'tigrinja, XII brani
svoje mladice, zdaj je prosila
meme sprave, zdaj zopet narav-
most divje zahtevala svojih pra-
vic kot zena in matt.
A oh koncu je omagala. Men
otrok, njen Matjazek je lezal v
mucilnici na tleh, XII SO bila
oskropljena z clovesko krvjo.
In rabelj j je dial ma izbiro, da
pove kje je njen MOI Andrej
ali pa bo otroku stopil ma gla-
vo, da Sc bodo razlili mozgani
po tleh. In Maria je pogledala
v oci smehljajoeega otroka in
- izdala svojega moza.
Vlogo Marie je podala Mar
nova tako kot bi 10 mogla lie
PROFESSIONALISM igralka. Maj do
dam, da je bila menda to mai
mocnejsa kreacija vloge, XII smo
jo kdaj videli ma nasih odrih.
Tretja zvezda veeera pa je BIZ
la Jennie Fatur. Bila jo je sama
ljubezen in odpuseanje. Ko je.
dr.. Silva Premkova zbesnela in
klicala osveto ma nacije, je Spell
ca govorila O sprawl, prihod-
MENU svetu, XII bo SVET BREZ
SOVRAsTVA, v katerem bono
ziveli ljudje res kot bratje in
sestre. Ko so jo privlekli rab-
iii vso zbicano in krvavo ter 10
virgil ma pregrado, Sc nj OMAHA
la niti "a hip njena vera, da bo-
do prinesle vse zrtve vstajenje
trpecim in ponizanim.
Mojskerca (Kalanova) je ime-
la primeroma malo vlogo, ven-
dar je bila tako sijajna. Tako
priprosta, tako uboga, tako ma
ravna. Use njene skrbi so bile
- njeni zajcki. Zgrozila Sc je,
ko je nasla US ma glavi, OF. ma
glavniku, a ko so j naznanili,
da bo odpeljana S transportom !
v Nemeijo, sc nj zgrozila, lie skr-
belo jo je kaj DO njenimi zaje-
XII.
Izborno je' podala Ivanka
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UREDN
PO$TA
(Nadalievanje z 2. Strani)

no vrnili il bojnih poljan, sedaj
pa hocejo razvedrila. Kdo dru-
81 jim ga DO dial, &c mi starejsi
ne stopimo skupaj, ter Jim "a
klicemo: "Fantje, delajte z ma
mi, sno z vsem srcem z vami!"
zelim, da sc DO nasa leila
uresnicila. To DO mogoce samo
&c bono slozni in moramo biti
in delati roka v roki. Ne oziraj-
te sc ma strankarstvo, ker edi-
no v slogi je moe. Naert "a dom
je izdelan. Nasi sinovi ga ze po-
nosno nosijo il roke v roko ter
pravijo: "To bo mas bodoci
DOM.
Da Sc nam DO ia zelja izpolni-
la, vas prosim vse Slovence in
brate Hrvate, da Sc v obilnem
stevilu udelezite "Kartne zaba-
We" v soboto p. marca in 81
Ger tocno oh 7. uri zvecer. -
Vstopnina je samo 25c. Igrala
bo dobra godba in postregli
vam bono z pristnimi kranjski-
mi klobasami in sladko kap-
ljico.
Ne smem pozabiti, da pova-
bin tudi nase pevce zbora "Slo-
van', da nam zapojejo par kras-
nih pesmic (toda ne ia move,
ker jih zolimo slisati ma vasem
koncertu 6. aprila!)
Ma svidenje v soboto ma ma
81 ''Kartni zabaSi",!!
Frances Julylia, tai.
Kluba Drustvenega donna.
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Pc mojem mnenju imamo Sc
daj pred seboj zelo resen in "a
losten polozaj, ko preti 3,O0O,'
900 ljudem v Jugoslaviji lakota
Nasi bratje in drugi sorodniki
v starem kraju prieakujejo cd
mas Slovencev, XII nismo v pri.
neri z mimi skoro mic trpeli te'
kom zadnje svetovne vojne, da
jim izkazemo vsaj svoje simpa.
tile, in edinost.
Nasi bratje preko morja ne
morejo zahtevati, da jim de-
narno mnogo pomagamo, am
pax oni so upraviceni, da Jim
pomagamo vsaj z agitacijo "a
UNRRA pomoc, XII mas drugega
ne stane kot izkazanje dobre
volje. Brez dvoma bi bill Slo-
venci v starem kraju hvalezni
tudi uredniku James Debevcu,
&c bi Sc malo potrudil "a to po-
moe. "Ameriska Domovina" bi
lahko dala natiskati peticije, in
dobila vec tisoc podpisov "a to
pomoc, katere bi Sc poslalo v
Washington, D. C. Isto bi lahko
storila Enakopravnost in drugi
listi. Ako hi vsi listi skupno de-
lai, bi sc lahko dobilo vec mi
lijonov dolarjev cd UNRRA "a
nase rojake.
Pc mojem mnenju, v takih
zadevah, kadar gre "a zivljenje
nash bratov, nj pravilno mesati
politiko. Ako moi brat umira
cd lakote, ga ne bonn vprasal,
kako je volil pri zadnjih VOLT
yah, predem mu ponudim po-
moe. S to idejo Sc strinja tudi
organizacija UNRRA, XII ina
pravila,, da Sc pomoc mora de-
liti ne glede ma pleme, ali pc
litieno prepricanie. Mr.. Debev-
Gu kot casnikarju, je dobro zna-
no, da je UNRRA zadnje case "a
htevala, da Sc pomoc mora de-
liti tudi komunistom ma Kitaj-
skem, in ne samo pristasem XII
tajske Wade.
&c smo torej kot ameriski dr.
zavljeni pripravljeni deliti pomoc
Kitajcem, Japoncem, Italijanom
in drugim narodom, ne glede ma
njih politicno prepricanje, "a
kaj bi Sc mi, ameriski Slovenci
ne pognali "a nase lastne slo-
venske brate? Sal vendar nj ta-
ko dolgo, odkar smo zapustili |
nase slovenske kraje. Torej ne
nase brate in sestre!
William J. Kennick.