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Evening star., 1947-02-23
The Long
Way to
Georgetown
By CHRIS MATHISEN

IT'S 1874 MILES FROM Washington
L to Georgetown on the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad.
This paradox can be resolved by
riding the Georgetown Local. The
local is freight train. 1t runs week
days from the Washington B. & O.
yard to X street in Georgetown.
Along the way it delivers loaded cars
to industrial plants and warehouses.
On the return trip it picks up empties
and in some cases outbound ship
ments.
Led by its road engine, it leaves the
main line at Georgetown Junction,
west of Silver Spring. It's crew handles
the servicing of sidings along the
B. & o. Georgetown Branch. There
are fuel depots, lumber yards, few
small factories, an Army map-making
plant, water filtration plant The
local passes Chevy Chase Lake, crosses
the golf course of Columbia Country
Club, passes under Wisconsin avenue
in Bethesda. It wanders between
Kenwood and Somerset, skirts Green
Acres and the Dalecarlia Reservoir,
passes Brookmont and enters the
District.
Following the old Chesapeake g.
Ohio Canal, the train heads for
Georgetown and one of the city's few
waterfront industrial areas. There
it delivers cars to flour mill, to coal
and building materials yards and
other enterprises
The railroad considers Georgetown
fairly important. A diesel locomotive
is stationed there to handle shunting
chores after the road engine has left
on its return trip.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-12

kal, oh spominu ma Petjko pa
so mu prisle solze v oci.
Ma neki ograji pa je stal Sc
majhen koscek casnika, veter
mu je bill prizanesel in dez ga
nj izpral. Ma MEM je z majh-
mimi crkami, neopazno in niko-
muir potrebno, stalo porocilo o
neuspelem vlomu:
" Vlomilci so zbezall,
branec sc z orozjem. V boju je
bill ubit mladoleten zlocinec -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-12
Zvisanje kazni spekulantu

Zvisanje kazni spekulantu
Pred okroznim sodiscem v
Celju je bila IA. maja razprava
proti Vidu Pocivalsku, gostilni-
carju il Trbovalj, XII je ma pro-
tizakonit nacin razprodal mad
100000 litrov vina in pri tenn
v kratkem casu zasluzil okrog
diva milijona in pol dinarjev. Ma
podlagi ponarejenih racunov je
hotel preslepiti OLO, da bi mu
odobril prodajno ceno 80 dinar-
lev "a liter vina lie % dinarjev.
Sodisce ga je spoznalo "a kri-
vega in obsodilo ma dive lett od-
vienna prostosti prisilnim de-
lom, ma prepoved opravlj janja
gostilnicarske obrti "a dive lett
in zaplembo gostilne S pripa-
dajocim zemljiscem.
Ker pa je bill obtozeni Poci-
valsek znan kot tipicen speku-
liant in skodljivec ljudske skup-
nosti, je njegova nizko odmer-
lena kazen izzvala med ljud-
stvom veliko ogorcenje. V skla-
du protest. je javni tozilec v
Celju zaradi prenizke kazni vlo-
iii priziv, nakar je Vrhovno So
disco v Ljubljani 27. junija OBJ
soienemu Pocivalsku wis a 10
kazen ma stiri leta odvzema pro-
stosti prisilnim delom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-12
LIDIJA SEJFULLINA:
Diva prijatelja
Nadaljevanje s 3. stranO

(Nadaljevanje 3. stranO
bi pa nj izpregovoril niti bese-
dice.
Mexico sta ustavila gospoda
odpeto srajco:
"Kruha, prosiva "
Ia Sc je komaj zganil. z MIN
je sla dana v bell obleki. Glas-
no je dejal:
"Koliko je zdaj ten mladolet-
nikov. Ma vsakem vogalu jih vi
dis. In vsi so kandidatje "a zlo-
cince. III razcapani potepini, to
so ii velika nevarnost "a drza-
vo."
Petjka ga je ma racun te da-
me posteno opsoval, potem pa
sta zbezala. Ko sta Sc spet usta-
villa, je Pet jka dejal:
"Strasno je, &c tt starsi umro
cd lakote!"
cali so tvoji umrl?'
ITO te pa prav mic ne briga.' "
Pred vrati je stal decek 60
limi koleni.
"Pazi decko, usi imavaw
Petletni ali sestletni gosposki
decko je odgovoril tankim
glasom:
"Nisem decko, marvec Mad
ja."
NADIA? zakaj pa nosis hla-
ce?"
"Ker je vroce. cez leto Sc lah-
ko oblacimo kakor fantje.
Petjka je prikimal:
"Lahko. Ali je matt donna ~
me, z Nastjo je sla ma trg.
Samo stara matt so donna. Kje
pa je vajina matt? Ali je tudi
ona ma trgu?'
"Da. Ma trg je sla krast. Po-
slusaj, prinesi n ma koscek
kruha. Pa nikar ne povej, da je
"a naju. Reel, da 81 lacna. Ali
pa, da je "a psa ..'
Dekletce je prineslo " pogaco
in kolacke ).
Pojedla sta in priceli so Sc
igrati. Dekletce je bilo veselo,
samo da je lahko blebetalo. Pc
ljala ju je ma dvorisce, da jima
pokaze psa. Poigrali so Sc Sc S
psickom.
Niti opazili MISC, kdaj Sc je
vrnila gospa sluskinjo.
NADIA, kom sc pa igras
Kje je babica? Kaj me gledas
Kaksna otroka sta to-"
In re ju sumljivo ogleduje:
"Odkod sta?"
Nadia:
"Njuna matt je sla ma trg
krast. Maj Sc med tenn casom
poigrata mano."
Gospe je zmanjkalo sape:
'Kaj? Kako? Kan
je sla krast? ."
Kakor bi mignil sta Sc izgu-
bila. Bezala sta. Ia dan nista
imela niti "a hrano. Sc nasled-
Mi dan sta pobirala same drob-
tine. Petjki je postalo "a ma
10. Gotovo zaradi vrocine.
"Eh, taksno zivljenje! Slab
Sc je cd pasjega: Da bi lie kje
iztaknila zlatnik ali pa rajsi
diva.
Tretji dan je sam, brez An
drejke, odsel z groblja, kjer
sta prenocevala. Ko sta Sc sre-
Gala ma cesti, je viknil Andrej-
XII:
"Nocoj imam posel. Dogovo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-12
Investicijski plan Ljubljane v
prvem letu petletke

AOCu PSCASChAN
V novi Jugoslaviji je Ljub-
Llama postala ne lie glavno me-
sto Ljudske republike Sloveni-
je, XII il DO v kratkem priklju-
ceno tudi Slovensko Primorje,
temvec Sc je Sc znatno dvignil
n1en pomen kot upravnega, 60
spodarskega in kulturnega sre-
disca vseh Slovencev. ze v pr
viii dveh letih po osvoboditVl
smo zabelezili velik napredek
ma vseh podrocjih. Dobili smo
move gospodarske, kulturne, So
elaine in solske ustanove. 4
ustanovitvijo novih znanstve-
nih zavodov ter razsirjenjem
re obstojecih, ka kor tudi z
ustanovitvijo dveh novih fakul-
tet, gospodarske in agronom-
ske, pa Sc bo Sc povecala vloga
Ljubljane kot znanstvenega' sre-
disca. V novi drzavi Sc je price,
la mocno razvijati tudi indu-
strija ma podrocju Ljubljane.
Investicijski plan "a mesto
Ljubljano, XII je bill sprejet ma
rednem zasedanju skupscine
mestnega ljudskega odbora, do
loca "a VISA investicijska della
v letosnjem letu znesek 237.8
milijona dinarjev. Cd tega Sc DO
krilo 1876 milijona dinarnev IL
proracunskih dohodkov NEST
mega ljudskega odbora, 61.2 mi
lijona din il dotacije "a obnovo,
1O2 milijona din pa IL dolgoroc-
mega investicijskega kredita.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-12

All ste noroGniE "Emak0prGV-
nost?" Ce ste, ali so VoSi prija-
telji I'm Smancig "EmakopraV-
most" je potrebma vsaki dru$ini
saradi vaSnih vesti IN Vedmo ak
tualnih Clunkov! Strife "En0kO-
pr0CaOst!n
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09
Telephone Provides
Gospel in Memphis

MEMPHIS, TENN. (A) -
through classified advertisements
ana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cards.
Meinphians have been getting invi-
tatlons like these:
Got yourself in an awful fix
Cill 5-5llG. There is message for
YOU"
II you are lonely and burdened
and feel that you need a lift. cali
3I-24lS. There is a message for
you"
It's part of telephone min
lstry sponsored by the Memphis
Youth for Christ program. Director
Jimmy Stroud says 4011 calls were
handled on two telephones during
the first ten days on duty from 9
d. M. until | u. m
II YOU call one of the numbers, a
volunteer worker will answer:
HellO-this is Memphis Youth
Tor Christ. We have a message for
YOU taken from Gods word" Then
follows passage of scripture and
the speaker continues with Il queS-
tiOn such as have YOU accepted
Christ as your savior"
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09
OVERLOOK

Don't forget the W. S. &. S. to
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Greensbury Birmingham tonight.
Friday.
Mrs. Horace Gilbert is now spen-
ding two weeks with relatives in
Pennsylvania.
Thele will be Mothers Day
program, consisting of plays and
recitations, May IL, at s p. IN. at
Whites Chapel Church.
Lew F. White, Sr., and son Lew,
Jr., spent Monday in New Jersey
OH a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Workman
and Mrs. Minnie Green of George
town spent Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. A. Green.
The NJ. y. F. of Whites Chapel
will start their Sunday evening
programs at 8 o'clock instead of
1870. starting May IL.
Mrs. Effie ParsOn and little
granddaughter of Hollywood Ter
race. New Castle, were here for
the week.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09
German Grudges
Frets u. S. CensOrS

MUNICH - (Ao) ~ Germans with
a grudge against a neighbor have
found new way to pay it Off
throughout their own mails U. S.
censorship employees stumbled
across this subtle type of denuncia
tiOn recently:
A German writes to IA friend"
and sends the letter through the
Reichspost.
1T certainly was good to hear
from you the letter declares.
Haven't heard word since we
were in the SIS together"
The name signed. to the letter
is. of course, a phOney and so is
the address. But the person to
whom it is addressed is autOmat-
ically in trouble because the civil
ian .censors see that crack about
the SIS and turn it over to the
police.
Col. Ray Burgess. provost mar
shal of Munich. commented that
there is little to do about it eX-
cept run down every clue. The
very one. that would be ignored
he asserted. might be legitimate.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09
FRANKFORT

Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Gray were Mr.. and Mrs
James X. Murray and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Wolf from Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hudson OF
Phila., who had been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Charles H. Lockwood for
several days mOtored back to the
Quaker City with Mr.. Murray.
Miss Mary Haldeman and Ward
w. Dasey, Jr., were weekend
guests of the latters parents, Cap
tain and Mrs. Ward W. Dasey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sam Tingle,
Jr., entertained with a birthday
party last Monday in honor of the
fifth birthday of their winsome
daughter, Miss Mary Jane.
Game Called-No Rain Checks.
Shortly after her team, Bette's No
Sox, under the Industrious leader
ship of Captain Bette, had bridged
ditch, cleared off bush growth of
weeds, and laid out a baseball dia
mond on the only available plot of
playground in the vicinity of Reed
! and Knox Streets, practical farm
er with a powerful tractor dashed
in and reduced the diamond" to
COrnfield status. Where shall we
srow crop of healthy, active girls
and boys if all the land is needed
| for houses and field crops?
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Ward are
proud grandparents of an infant,
! Miss Connie Rae Long. born recent
! ly at the Beebe Hospital to their
daughter, Mrs. Raymond Long OF
! Dagsboro nee Miss Pauline Ward.
! Six year old, Calvin Jr., feels his
added responsibility and import
ance as he boastfully announced to
all: I'm and Uncle!"
/ Century Club meets in DaesbOro
Mrs. Charles P. Townsend, Presi-
dent of the FrankfOrd New Century
Club. was hostess to the Club on
Friday evening in her home al
| Dagsboro. Several visitors and a
high percentage of the members
were present.
The Program Chairman, Mrs
Raymond Poole Long had develop.
ed her topic, Art. by collecting
original poems from Club members
and other local scribblers. These
verses were read by Mrs. Ward w
Dasey.
Mrs. Lehman Helm read selec
ton of poems composed by 8tl
grade pupils of the John NJ. Clay
, ton School under the direction o
the English teacher. Miss Olsen.
One of the Club members favore
with an exhibit of original sketche
of scenes in Chester County. Pa
) and New Jersey.
The Chairman presented Mr..
: Wilbur S. COrkran. now presiden
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09

of the Rehoboth Art League who
gave very descriptive, instructive
and entertaining talk on her recent
trip to Mexico and displayed quite
collection of articles she had OBJ
tanned while in Mexico, including
grass mats, pottery, costume jewel
ry. shopping bags and hand painted
and woven articles. made by
natives.
Delegates to the annual cOnven-
ton of the Delaware State Fedora
ton of Womens Clubs to be held in
Dover on June II and II were elect
ed as follows: Mrs. Lehman Helm
and Mrs. George w. Horsey. Alter
mates, Mrs. Vernon Murray and Mrs
Frances Brown.
The Senior Choir of the Frank
ford NJ. E. Church invites each local
couple that enjoys goo deating to
bring a dish of their favorite food
and attend a covered dish luncheOn
at $50 p. M, May 23rd in the local
i firehOuse. Where else could you get
! for soc platter of the best foods
prepared by the finest cooks in
Delaware? Come and bring your
friends.
The property of the late Miss
Elizabeth Robinson was sold at
public auction on Saturday. Mr..
Chester Richards purchased the
residence.
Mrs. John Wolferden was confin-
ed to the house by touch of influ-
enZa part of last week.
Congratulations are in order for
Mr.. Frank Dukes, Reed ST.. mer-
chant. who hits 7S on Saturday.
Aunt Suzy seq: How true. Cow
ards die many deaths-The Valiant
only Opaf"
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09
MAGNOLIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marvel nad
as weekend guests, the latters son
and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and MIS-
Herman McNatt and son from
North Carolina.
Patsy Meredith of Clayton spent
the weekend with MIR. and Mrs. Ed
ward Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reed ana
family moved on Wednesday 10
their new home on the Maghoila-
Canterbury road.
Mrs. Bessie J. Hart was given d
birthday dinner on Sunday AT the
home of her son, Marshall Hart ana
family.
At the regular dinner meeting Oh
the NJ. Y. A. +. held on Wednesday
evening, April so, it was announced
that the group made two hundred
dollars on the play. "CrashlnS 90
ciety", when it was given here, ana
thirty six dollars and fifty cents,
their part from presenting the play
recently in Glendale.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed ana
children, George Jr, and Miss Rose
Ann accompanied by Mrs. W. }.
Reed visited Mrs. AlOnZO Travers
in Rock Hall, Md, on Sunday.
Collins Davis and Leon Hart
spent the weekend with their par
ents. They are both students at the
! University of Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wilcutts en-
tertained to dinner on Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. EnOch Rash and daughter
Miss Ethel Rash of WOOdside and
Mr.. Dean Johnston of Dover.
Mr. and Mrs. B. c. Hart and Mrs.
Il. b. White were Wilmington
! visitors on Monday.
Mrs. Isaac OrVis and Mrs. Will
li;.m Hinsley attended Il shower
/ given for Mrs. Frances MCGOWAN at
the home of Mrs. Earl Bell on
! Thursday night in Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09

Malaria is one of the Oldest
known diseases of mankind.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09
Women Sentenced
TO Refugee Camp

FLENSBURG. Germany - up -
Two German women were SEN
fenced by British control COM
mission court to spend four weeks
in a refugee camp so that they
could experience at first hand the
conditions to which they condemn
ed German refugees whom they re-
fused to take in.
The pair were summoned be-
fore the court after they repeat
edly refused to give accOmmoda-
tons to refugees.
The alternative sentence was
three months imprisonment
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09
Clifton's Corner
(Near Lewes)

We sure did have some storm on
MOnday-rain, wind and hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Clifton and
daughter. Mary called on his par
entS. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Clifton.
Sunday evening
Mrs. Helen King has been on the
sick list for the past week
William and Charlie Clifton spent
part of Sunday at RehohOth.
Sarah Massey and friend spent
Saturday NIGHT with her brother,
Calvin Clifton at Berlin.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09
Publicity-Minded Poles

LODI, Poland P)-To popular
ize Polish textiles abroad. the CEN
trail administration of the textile
industry has instructed all manu-
facturers to stamp MADE IN
POLAND" on all shipments to for
eign countries.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09

Kapok is the seed hair of the
Bombax tree which is native to
Java. the Philippines. the Malay
States. Celon. the West Indies and
tropical America.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09
IN MEMORIAM

In memory of Mrs. Anne W. War
rem who passed away May 80. 1871
Sadly missed by Husband. Children
and Friends. IT
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my dear wiic'
Edith \. banning. who passed aWaJ
May -, 1y4o:
From this world of pain and sorrow
70 the land of peace and rest;
God has taken my dear wife
To His home of heavenly rest.
Two sad years so full of changes since
Death, strangely, bade US part;
| cannot take thee from my memory,
Nor thy image from my heart.
Will my poor heart always sorrow
Through all the years to come!
God help ne TO be recOnciled
And say Thy will be done.
Dearly loved and sadly missed by
her Husband. Son, Daughter-ln-L Law
and Sister. 1tp
Malaria ic ono Of tho oldest
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-23

Specialist "a move strehe ma domo-
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delo, pokicite MIR. O'ROURKE. -
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posluzite Sc zmernih cen. Ma odpla-
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-23
JOHN 4. LEWIS 30 ZAHTE.
VAL VELIKO VISA
ME PLAC?

WASHINGTON, %. maja. -
Obvesceni krogi pravijo, da je
.cilj John l.. Lewisa ma prihod-
njih pogajanjih, da doseze wi
sanje plac "a premogarje "a %
do 25 centov ma uro, ali pa sc
odstotkov vec, kot pa so bila
zvisanja v ostalih industrijah.
Lewis Sc nj podal nobenih
formalnih zahtev "a zvisanje
plac, toda ii isti krogi verujejo,
da je Lewisov nacrt, da sc zni-
zajo delovne ure v premogov-
nikih cd 81 ma 40 tedensko in
da Sc denar, XII bi bill tako pri-
hranjen, uporabi "a zvisanje
plac.
Ze cetrti dan sc vodi konfe-
! renca med Lewisom in obrato-
valci premogovnikov toda nobe-
ma uradna izjava glede poteka
pogajanj nj obelodanjena. Ia
hko ena kot druga strana upata,
da DO mogoce podpisati novo
pogodbo do konca junija mese-
ca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-23
IS kom pa, sinko ?"
"Eh, imam neko dekle

=Htf .5- 8 e. 81. 9
"Eh, imam neko dekle :. To-.
da prezgodaj je govoriti o tenn
Prvikrat v zivljenju Sc j je
odkril s te strani. Sc nikoli do
slej il nj govoril 0 svojih Gu
stvih. Materi je topic pri srcu,
ko Sc j je zaupal. o, kako vesela
hi bila, ako bi imela koga bliz-
MEGA pri sebi. VISA ginjena je
in ne more spregovoriti. Prevza-
me jo strah in zavist proti nece-
mu tujemu, nasproti tisti, XII j
ga DO vzela. A brz je spet polna
velike, brezmejne ljubezni. Eth,
dober je Gospod, on Sc bo re
usmilil ME, matere.
Iznenada je tam spredaj "a
donela tromba. Vojaska mnozi-
ca Sc je razgibala. Spet so sc
vrstili prizori poslavljanja, vno-
vic so 81 vojaki in svojci 'stiskali
roke, ma marsikaterem nasmeh-
ljanem obrazu so sc zablescale
solze. Dano je povelje "a odhod.
Ostro in prezirljivo zvizga loko-
motiva. Matt stopa oh vlaku in
mahlja z roko. Solze SO usahnile
ma oceh in minilo jo je vse prejs'
ME malodusje. Zdaj je ona same
Sc ponosna matt. Odpravila je
svojega sina, XII odhaja tia ma
fronto proti kletemu sovragu >. .
Ona stiska svojo velo roko '
trdo pest in kakor v imenu pri
sege tisocerih mater, XII. sc po
slavljajo cd svojih sinov, spo
roca svojemu edincu:
'Drzi Sc, sin moi! Drzi Sc ir
vrni Sc kot zmagovalec!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-23
IVd,s Martinov:
MATT

OpOIllHl UOASdlShAA UOISSs Ao
osvobodilno vojno pred dvema
letoma so zbrani v knjigi "Dni
ma roite" QDnevi junakov), XII
sta jo uredila Ivan Martinov in
Pavel Vezinov, izdalo pa Narod-
no kooperativno izdajateljstvo v
sofiji. V knjigi so pesmi, ertice
in reportaze s pohoda bolgar-
ske vojske, XII je Rdeeo armada
zasledovala sovraznika cez jugo-
slovansko in madzarsko ozem-
lie in prispela tudi v nase kraje.
V knjigi so nekateri spomini ma
dozivljaje bolgarskih vojakov v
Sloveniji. (Pesem "Slovenka,"
crtici lob Muri" ter "V svobod-
mem Ptuju" itd.) v crtici maj
ka" opisuje Ivan Martinov prizo-
re navdusenja, ko je bolgarska
vojska napolnila Wake, da krene
ma borbeni pohod in takole rise
slovo bolgarske matere cd. sina-
edinca.
Lejte, prisla je tudi gospa
Nozkova, matt nasega vojaka.
To je izcrpana, siromasna zena,
XII il je sin ocitno edna uteha
in opora v zivljenju. Gospa Noz-
. kova je stala docela mirno oh
strani in je memo, ljubecim
materinskim pogledom objema-
la svojega vojscaka. Ne more
Sc ga nagledati. Njegova unifor-
ma je docela nova. Oblecen je v
rjav plasc, XII je sicer nekoliko
presirok in neudoben, jopica pa
je stisnjena, da vrat kar nekam
smesno strli il ME.
Toda matt Sc nikoli nj videla
svojega sina tako prikupnega in
vedrega. Gospa Nozkova gleda
svojega ljubljenega sina in oci
il zalijejo solze. Teko il po su-
hem izbrazdanem lieu in ona 81
jih oblizne s konico jezika, te
grenke materinske solze, XII teko
il veselja in ganjenosti obenem.
Oh, ko bi vedel ia, "a kogar te-
ko, kako nezna in dobra DO z
MIN, kadar Sc vrne, in kako
skrbno DO toplino obdala ME
- govo samotarsko samsko zivlje-
ME.
Gospa Nozkova je vdova po
borcu, XII je padel ma 'front.'. Co.
tovo Sc nj toliko stara kakor je
videti, vendar je tako drobna,
ker il je ezko in grobo vljenje
izpilo moci. Memo edino veselje
je Pavel, "a katerega skrbi re
osem in dvajset let in ga ne bi
dala "a mic ma svetu. A zdaj ?
Sin gleda mater resno in strogo,
kakor Sc to spodobi vojaku, in
sc trudi, da bi bill vessel. -Zaskrb-
lien Sc zagleda v dobre, krotke
materine oci, v katerih sc je bill
navadil spoznavati materino sr-
ce. In il rece: Mama, mraz je,
lie pojdi domov, sicer Sc bos Sc
prehladila."
"Ne sinek, nikar ne bodi v
skrbi "a mater. JAZZ sem vsega
navajena. Potrpela bonn Sc, rada
bi videla, kako sc boste odpe-
ljali."'
0lnOVO Srce preVZame SpOkO-
jen ponos.
"Toda mi bono kasni, matt"
"Rekli so, da bo vlak vsak cas-
odpeljal."
"Dobro, samo Sc pet minut."
Poprimeta sc pod roko in sc
sprehajata sem in tia vzdolz
proge. Starica je koscena in sto-
pa pogumno ter Sc trudi, da bi
bila mirna in vedra.> Sal ne od-
potuje samo njen sin, sal odpo-
tujejo vsi sal Sc je dvignil
yes narod. Vojna! Domovinska
vojna! Ia svobodo domovine, "a
mas same, "a mas narod! -,
"Bos kaj pogosto pisal?"
vprasa matt po kratkem premol-
ku.
"Da. seyeda. matt" "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-23
NEMSKA GENERALA
USTRELJENA v ATENAH

ATENE, 20. maja-Posebno
vojasko sodisce je obsodilo ma
smrt s streljanjem diva nemska
generala, XII sta "a casa vojne
bila poveljnika Krete in bila 3D.
govorna "a smrt 1000 Grkov.
Pred izvrsenjem smrtne kazni
sta oba generala izjavila, da bo-
do niih smrt Nemci maScevali.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-23

BUCKEYE HEATING &
APPLIANCE CO.
Avtoriziran York Heat prodajalec.
Nabavite 81 fornez, XII DO odgovar-
jail vasim potrebam. Ma ollie, pre-
mog ali plin. Nudimo popolno
postrezbo ma vaSemu sedanjemu
fornezu po izurjenih delavcih.
3452 w. Al St. Prosti proracuni.
WO S077.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-23
Della "a zensIle

Spremljeyalks-P. B. X-z zna-
MEM della ma strojepisju; zanimi-
vo delo: 5 in 512 dni v tednu. Te-
denska plaza. Zglasite Sc osebno.
Miss Dennis. - Anchor Rubber
Products Inc. 17z5 London Rd.
Splosna hisna opravils in kuha "a
druzino 3 odraslih oseb; prijeten
dom ma Shaker Heights. lima sobo,
radio in kopalnico. Prosta OBJ nede-
ljah. Tedenska placa. Zahteva Sc
priporocila. - DIR l2l0.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-23

PRENOVIMO-P
Izvrsimo popolno zidarsko in te-
sarsko delo; strehe, omete, nape-
ljavo lice, izdelamo podstresja in
rekreacijske sobe, tile kuhinje, ko-
palnice, kleparsko delo, it'd. FHA
pogoji; posluga sirom okraja; prvo-
vrstno delo in tocna postrezba.
ALLEN CONSTRUCTION CO.
283l Woodhill Rd.
CE Clio: OBJ vecerih: WA 1870
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-23

Izurjena kuharica. da bi ostala "
prijaznem domu. Zelo lahko hi
sno delo; mic pranja. Dobra plaza.
WE eel6.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-23

DEKLE "a FOUNTAIN mad 1s let
staro;' dobra plaza, stalno delo.
Damo uniforme. - Miether's Ice
Cream. FA 9628-1920 Lee Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-23
NAPRODAJ JE ? AKROV

zemlje; krasna okolica; najvisja
tocka Lake okraju; fina zemlja,
tlakovana costa. Sedaj je Gas, da
kupite in 81 napravite nacrte va
letos. Nahaja Sc ma River Rd.,
Route No. 307, Perry, O., vzhodno
cd Ridge Roof White House ma
hribcku vzhodno cd Turney Rd.
Ko 81 prostor ogledate, poklicite
KE ooa4.
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Della "a zzenske

Stenografka izurjena -- nekaj knji-
govodstva. Stalno delo. Plaza cd
ure. - FL SOLO.