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Happenings At Haines

Nj. ard Mrs. Leonard Everson of Rcckland, Wisconsin, arrived in 1, -Iaines after visiting Fairbanks, Anchorage, Circle City and other points along the Alaska Highway. Mir. Everson is farmer and truck CT in his home town and his wife, a school teacher. They will leave August II aboard the Princess Louise for Prince Rupert from where they will continue their journey home. They reported a wonderful trip over the Alaska Highway including the Haines Cut eff; liked Haines very much, and plan on returning at later date.
 Leo J. Pesch. Editor and Pub fisher of the Peshtigo Times of Peshtigo, Wisconsin, drove into town accompanied by his son, Leo, Jr., and his brother Joe. They had previously travelled 6,200 miles and had visited Fairbanks, Anchorage, i and Circle City MT. Pesch and his companions will proceed to Prince Rupert on the Princess 1 Louise.
 i Four men employed by the Can l adian Boundary Commission have been in Haines making arrange ments fer their transportation I home. They had been working on l the Canada Alaska boundary far up the Chilkat River since May. They are: Hank Henslow, who left August 9th to find work in White horse; Art Hain, who is travelling Ito Edmonton over the highway and cn to his home in Le Ross, Sask; Harry Shuster and Bernard
 1ockstead sailed on the Princess l Louise to Prince Rupert on Aug
 ust 1lth.
 Mayor Leonard Kings brother 1 Harry CTommy) King, flew in from Juneau on August 10th for short visit with his sister -in-law, Peggy King. He then flew south to May
 or Kings logging camp on Sulli- van Island to see his brother
 Tommy King is skipper of the
 "Breezin' Thru" private yacht
 owned by MT and Mrs. Bearl
 Sprott.
 l Monty Young and Elliott Hall employees of the Bureau of Land I Management came over the high
 way from Anchorage. They will
 work in Haines about ten days.
 The British Yukon Navigation Company is sending weekly bus to Haines from Whitehorse. This bus arrives Friday evening, gives weekend service to the Haines can
 rery, and leaves for Whitehorse
 Monday morning. The agent fol
 this bus line is J. G. McGehee of Tiaines.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter R. Cook and son, Walton, have toured over
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AWVS GUESTED
 BY WACHUSETT

Officers and wives of the Coast Guard Cutter Wachusett will en- certain members of the American Women's Voluntary Service at tea on Saturday afternoon, August l6, from o'clock until 5. The tea will be held aboard the ship which is moored at the A-J Mine Dock.
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VISITORS LEAVE

Mrs. Martin Jorgenson a Il d daughter Jean, flew to Seattle yes terday via Pan American Airways. They have been visiting Mrs. Jor- genson's mother, Mrs. Anna Web ster, for the past two months. The Jorgensons' home is in Seattle.
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SEATTLE MEN HERE

Registered at the Baranof Hotel from Seattle are: w. c. Peterson, B. R. Scott, R. c. Cook, H. G. Baldwin, Don w. Page and c. L. Ball. From other Washington cit ies are Mrs. J. Halvorsen o1 Spo- kane and MT. and Mrs. John Kie- mast of Bellingham.
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IF YOUR MONET IS NOT EARNING FOUR PERCENT it will pay you to investigate our offerings in well chosen investments, ALAS KA FINAN ICE CORPORATION, Cooper Building, 4th and Man.
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the Alaska Highway from their home in Newhall, California. They arrived in Haines on Tuesday, Aug. 5th and departed on the Princess Louise Monday, August 1lth.
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DICKSON RETURNS

V. P. Dickscn, who IS the sales man for Encyclopaedia Britannica returned to Juneau from Pelican yesterday. He is registered at the Hotel Juneau.
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FROM PELICAN CITY

Registered at the Baranof Hotel from Pelican City are MT. and Mrs. William Lentz and child, Sally Jacobsen and P. J. Johnston.
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MRS. BLANTON TO STATES

Mrs. William P Blanton flew to Seattle yesterday via Pan Ameri- can Airways on a vacation trip. She will remain in the States for a week.
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The American Junior Red Cross, with almost 20,oo0,0oO members, is the largest youth organization in the world.
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When you pay Tor QUALITY Tnj not get the FINEST-Buy FLOR SEEM SHOES at Graves. adv
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST Handmade gold bracelet in front of Crescent Apts., Sat urday night. Reward. Return to
 Empire. 655-3t.
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When you need an item in hurry save yourself fuss, time and Wor-
 ry-Sears new catalog is your best bet. New Air Freight rates are the lowest yet. Pan Ameri-
 can speeds your order back, we notify you. It's as simple as that stop in to see uS-or give us call. Our constant aim-To please one and all. Sears-Roe- buck Order Office. Seward St. Phone .223. 655-3t.
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GUARANTEED Realistic Perman- ent, $7.50. Paper Curls, $l up, Lola's Beauty Shop. Phone POI 315 Decker Way.
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AVON PRODUCTS representative Phone Black 475. 20. Box 762.
 656-tf
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EAkII LODGE

Call Mary Joyce at the Baranof for reservations and transportation arrangements adv. 6o4-si
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LOST - Eastman camera tripod
 head. Call Green 768 653-5t.
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APT. HOUSE, ten apts. Phone 428.
 618-tf
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SHARPE RESIDENCE, corner 1lth and c Streets. Ph. Green 491.
 629-t1
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MT. and Mrs Walter R. Cook and son, Walton, have toured over
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THREE DEUCES length 50 it
 ready for trolling or charter work
 Call Red 353. 604-tt
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FOR SALE-Three houses and lot. houses in good condition and bess location. Inquire Trevor Davis
 Box 576, Juneau. 472-t'
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STRAIN 8

mikalo. Seme je vzklilo, toda -
o cudo! - rastline MISC rastle
po start navadi navpicno ma
vzgor, - marvec vzdolz poles
nih preck ma znotraj. Kako to?
Zaradi vrtenja kolesa je ma
stala sredobezna sila, XII je vpI-
vala ma klijoce rastline in XII je
bila moenejsa kot privlacna sila
zemlje. Rastline, XII nimajo poi
ma o fiziki, so opazile, da je
vplivala mamie neka nova sila.
Ali je bila to privlacna sila ali
sredobezna sila, jim je bilo vse-
emo. Zanimalo jih Sc samo, ka-
terra sila je moenejsa in so ma
ravnale svoja stebla v nasprot-
no smer te sile. Torej je vpliva-
Ia nanje sredobezna sila. Kot
smo videli, sill sredobeznost ma
vzven, cato rastejo rastline pro-
tt sredini kolesa, njihove kore-
nine pa ma ven. Pri vsem TEN
pa Sc prevarane rastline prav
dobro pocutijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-16

tenn primeru voda) lie nerad pre-
maxine IL smeri svojega premi-
kanja ali mirovanje. Ia tez-
most ne da vodi, da bi iztekla,
marvec jo drzi v vedru, ceprav
privlacna sila zemlje temu ma
sprotuje. ~
Omenjena sredobezna sila je
zelo zanimiva. Ma njeni' podla-
gi so zgrajena rama vrazja ko-
lesa ali vrtiljaki, katere vidimo
ma raznih velesejmih. Tudi Gu
doviti "'salto mortale" telovad-
cev v cirkusu je delo sredobez-
ne sile.
Zanimiv pa je tudi poskus s
prevaranimi rastlinami.
Rastline rastejo vedno kvis-
ku, torej v nasprotno smer pri-
vlacne sile zemlje. Angleski bo-
tank Knight pa 81 je izmislil,
da bi rastline prevaral z neko o
drugo privlacno silo. Vsejal je
seme v zabojcke, katere je pritr-
dill ma kolo, XII Sc je stalno pre-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-16
Prevorune ros+Iine

Ali ze poznate poskus z ve-
drom vode ma vrvici? &c ne, po-
skusite! Ma vrv privezano We
dro polno vode lahko hitri zavr-
tim in voda ne iztece iz MEGA
ceprav je odprtina vedra obr-
njena proti zemlji. &c pa preki-
memo vrtenje, voda iztece. "a
kaj?
Gotovo ste ze slisali o pri-
vlacni sill zemlje. Le-ta povzro-
ci, da Sc voda izlije. Pri vrtenju
pa DELUXE nova sila, XII je moe
nejsa kot privlacna sila zemlje.
To je sredobezna ali centrifu-
galna sila. Prav "a prav to po-
meni, da Sc vsak predmet "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-16

javnost z umetniskim in kul-
turnim zivljenjem move Jugosla-
vie.
''Globoko sem bill prezet cd
tega, kar sem videl ma razstavi
jugoslovanskega slikarstva in
kiparstva 10. in 20. stoletja v
Beogradu. To je pravo odkritje.
&c gleda clovek ma TAXI razsta-
vi jugoslovansko ikovno umet-
most, sele vidi, kako silen je ju-
goslovanski genij. Pomislite sa-
mo, kakega pomona bi bio, &c
hi nam uspelo spraviti v Ameri-
ko jugoslovanski partizan-
ski pevski zbor. Ko sem predva-
jail v Ameriki gramofonske plo-
See tega zbora, so ljudje poslu-
Sail z obeudovanjem. Tu spoznas
tlsto, kar je poglavltneje: vera,
NADIA, trud in nezlomljiva vo-
lja."
Ko Sc je Zlatko Balokovic po-
slovil cd novinarjev, je rekel:
'Novinarstvo ina danes v Ju-
goslaviji tisto vlogo, XII bi jo
moral imeti ma vsem svetu. No.
vinarji v Jugoslaviji danes MISC
eksponenti nekih posebnih ko-
risti, namrec je danes njihova
dolznost, XII jo tako castno
opravljajo, da bodo eden maj
vaznejsih elementov pri ljud-
skem izobrazevanju, tako ma po-
liticnem kakor ma kulturnem
podrocju."
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morale biti v parku namesto v
dvorani. Pri tel priliki Sc je zu-
pan Pittsburgha prvic udelezil
zborovanja Slovanov. zupan je
priredil svecano kosilo, ma ka-
terem je govoril s tolikim ma
vdusenjem o narodno-osvobodil-
mem gibanju, da ne bi mogel bo-
lie govoriti nihce cd mas. To je
bila .velika, sijajna manifesto
cija, 0 kateri je pisal yes ame-
riski tisk. Ia manifestacija je
bila velikega pomona "a nase
tamosnje ljudstvo, cigar ponos
Sc je dvignil, ko je videlo, S
kaksnim navdusenjem gled a
Amerika ma novo Jugoslavijo.
Gibanje je il dneva v dan raslo.
In &c upostevamo, da Sc pred
stirini lett nismo imeli nobene
organizacije "a pomoe Jugosla-
viii, sele vidimo, koliksno delo
je bilo v tenn casu opravljeno.
To gibanje je znatno pripomo-
glo k razvoju politicne zavedno-
sti nasega ljudstva v Ameriki,
XII danes globoko obeuti, da mo-
ra " Ameriki stalno vrsiti svoje
poslanstvo."
o Ameriskem odboru "a po-
moe Jugoslaviji je Balokovic
rekel, da je vstopilo v ia odbor
ze prve dni go najodlicnejsih
Amerieanov, med mimi diva od-
likovanca z Noblovo nagrado,
najbolj znani znanstveniki, IN
umetniki in predstavniki JAYNE
ga zivljenja, tako da reakcija nj
mogla mic storiti proti temu od-
boru. Ustanovljena je bila or
ganizacija, v kateri je delalo IS
uradnikov in katere mreza sc je
razsirila ma vso Ameriko. "Te-
daj smo priredili prvo veliko
manifestacijo v sam EN- New
Yorku, ma kateri je bill glavni
govornik bivsi zupan New Yor-
ka La Guardia, XII je incl enega
najlepsih govorov O narodno-
osvobodilnem gibanju in O mar
salu Titu." Poleg Balokovica sta
govorila ma tenn zborovanju diva
ameriska senatorial, knjizevnik
Louis Adamic in ameriski novi-
mar Bernstein. Ma tel prireditvi
so zbrali "a Jugoslavijo vsoto
100000 dolarjev, XII je bila "a
ameriske prilike senzacija. Bill
je tako~ redek primer, da so
zbrali v enem veceru tako vi
soko vsoto, da nj bilo niti enc
ga lista v Ameriki, XII ne hi bill
pisal o tel manifestaciji in O Ju-
goslaviji
"Sledile so manifestacije v
vseh velikih mestih Amerike.
Tako smo vzpodbudili tudi oni
del nasega ljudstva, XII nj bilo
nikoli politicno organizirano.
Tako so zbrali ma primer v me-
stu Detroitu ma neki prireditvi
samo Makedonci 100000 dolar-
jew. Ia nase gibanje je bilo sila
pomembno, da nam pritekajo
move sile. Podobno je bilo v
mnogim drugih mestih. Po zad.
njih vesteh je prevzelo mesto
Chicago obveznost, da bo zbra-
10 v enem mesecu $4,000 dolar-
jev."
Ma neki drugi prireditvi "a
pomoc Jugoslaviji so nastopili
najpopularnejsi ameriski umet-
niki in sicer pevca Lawrence
Tibet in Melchior, harfist Sal
cello, najznamenitejsi pevski
zbor Amerike "Schola canto-
rum" in odlicni Clan demokrat-
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BALOKOVICU 49,: j.

osamljenosti, v katero je zaslo. -"
Ko je govoril Balokovic o "a
eetkih tega della, je rekel, da je
bila prva organizacija, XII je bi-
la ustanovljena "a zbiranje po-
moci "a novo Jugoslavijo, tako-
imenovani "Podporni odbor". Ia
odbor sc je moral v zacetku ze-
10 boriti proti "Ameriskemu 3D.
boru skupnega jugoslovanskega
vojnega podpornega fonda, XII
ga je bill ustanovil v zacetku
vojne tedanji jugoslovanski ve-
leposlanik Konstantin Fotic. V
ia odbor pa Fotic nj wei niti
enega ameriskega Jugoslovana.
mi potrebno naglasati", je
podcrtal Balokovic, ida ia od-
Dor nj nicesar postal v Jugosla-
WHO. Zato je bilo nujno potreb-
no, da ustanovimo ameriski od-
Dor, XII Sc bo zares brigal "a po-
moe narodom Jugoslavije. Osem
mesecev smo morali cakati, da
nam je dala ameriska vlada do
voljenje "a ustanovitev novega
jugoslovanskega odbora, ker je
lahko imela po neki dolocbi vsa-;
ka drzava lie en- odbor. Napo-
sled smo dobili dovoljenje, da
lahko zbiramo pomoc samo med
Jugoslovani."
"Nekega dne smo prejeli br-
zojavko", je nadaljeval Baloko-
vic, ida prihaja v Ameriko ne
XII jugoslovanski part1ik, XII bo
odpeljal zbrano blago v Jugo-
Slavic. Ia parnik je incl 1000
ton nosilnosti in takoj smo pri-
cell z akcijo, da zberemo potreb-
no blago. Ustanovili smo pose
ben Ameriski odbor "a jugo-
slovanski parnik. ze tedaj so
nastopili nekateri reakcionarni
krogi proti zbiranju pomoci in
sa trdili, da parnik sploh ne bo
prisel v Ameriko. Parnik je pri-
spel, toda zaradi raznih spletk
Sc je moral vrniti v Anglijo. Po-
zneje je bill mas odbor spreme-
MEN v Ameriski odbor "a po-
moe Jugoslaviji. Eden najvec-
jih uspehov tega odbora je bila
resolucija, XII jo je sprejela ame-
riska sindikalna zveza CIO, po
kateri je bilo temu odboru do
voljeno, da Sc lahko obraca ma
delavce vse Amerike in zbira
pomoc "a Jugoslavijo."
Nestetokrat sc je Zlatko Ba-
lokovic svojimi sodelavci il
Ameriskega odbora "a pomoc
Jugoslaviji trudil, da bi prido-
bill "a akcijo v pomoc Jugosla-
VIII tudi najodlicnejse osebnosti
Amerike. Tako je angaziral v
neki akciji "a novo Jugoslavijo
tudi go. Rooseveltovo, soprogo
takratnega prezidenta. Ma ne
KEN velikem zborovanju "a po-
moe Jugoslaviji je govoril ame-
riski minister "a notranje zade-
We Ickes.
ITO je bio pomembno," je ma
glasil Balokovic, "kajti slisala
je VISA Amerika in zvedela "a
odnos ameriske Wade do giba-
MIA juznih Slovanov, ker je 60
voril ma tenn zborovanju Clan
Wade in pozdravil v imenu VIA
de Slovane. To zborovanje je
bilo v Pittsburghu in zanj je
bilo toliksno zanimanje, da je
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ske stfanke senator Taylor. Ia
prireditev je bila v newyorski
metropolitanski operi. Ma sto-
tine iudi je morale oditi, ker nj
so vec dobili prostora, ceprav je
stala loza "a ia vecer 500 do
larjev, Cesar do tedaj Sc nj bilo
v Ameriki. Pokazalo Sc je, da
so simpatije "a novo Jugosla-
WHO, proti kateri danes DELUXE
reakcija z vsemi silami, tako
mocne, da so bill sedezi v veil
XII dvorani razprodani do zad-
MEGA koticka. Vse ameriske ra-
dijske postaje SO prenasale pol
drugo uro potek prireditve OBJ
enem z govorom senatorja Tay-
lorja.
Ma vprasanje nekega novi-
maria, kaj hi lahko povedal O
svojem umetniskem delu v tenn
casu, je Balokovic odgovoril:
"V easu vojne sem Sc odlocil,
da mora postati moja violina
orozje v sluzbi visjega namena.
Ia casa vojne sem priredil $50
I koncertov v dobrodelne svrhe in
incl v tenn casu kakih $50 60
vorov krizem Amerike. Yes iz-
kupicek S teh prireditev smo
izroeili podpornim organizaci-
jam, JAZZ pa sem potoval vedno
ma svoje stroske. Mislim, da je
bilo velikega simbolicnega po-
mena, da smo izrocili vse do
zadnjega vinarja, kar je bilo
zbranega ma teh prireditvah,
plemenitemu namenu. Prvo tur-
nejo sem pricel v oktobru 1941
in sicer "a vojno pomoc Soviet
ski zvezi. Turneja je trajala IL
dni, in ma njej smo zbrali 15O,-
600. dolarjev. Sodim, da mora
biti umetnik danes apostol in
borec sestavni del vsega, kar je
v nadah clovestva najboljsega.
Umetniki sc morajo danes "a
vedati svoje socialne odgovor-
nosti."
Ma vprasanje kak je nacrt
njegovega bivanja v Jugoslavi-
il, je Balokovic odgovoril:
"Domov sem prisel zato, da
tolmacim one obcutke, XII :jih 60
je do move Jugoslavije ne samo
Slovani v Ameriki, ampak vsi
napredni Americani, XII ljubijo
novo Jugoslavijo in Sc "a MO
navdusujejo, ker Sc zavedajo, da
je nova Jugoslavija nov svetil-
mix v svetu. Nova Jugoslavija
je pokazala, kaj lahko doseze
ljudski genij jugoslovanskih ma
rodov in do kakih visin sc lah-
ko povzpne cello pod najtezj jimi
okolnostmi. Ma koncu je znacil-
no, da je zrasla najvecja oseb-
most te vojne in ena najvecjih
osebnosti zgodovine, marsal III
to, ravno il jugoslovanskih ma
rodov."
INA drugi strani pa sem pri-
Sci sem zato, da vidim S svojimi
ocmi vse, da stopim med ljud-
stvo, da pridem z MIN v stik,
da vidim vse, kar sc danes godi
v Jugoslaviji in da bonn tako
lahko pravilno tolmacil vse, kar
je dosegla nova Jugoslavija do
slej, kar dosega sedaj in kar be
absolutno morala Sc doseci, ker
je danes nova Jugoslavija SIM
boil velike ideje. To, kar so da-
mes dosegli Jugoslovani, zeli do.
seci tudi zadnji kmet v Kitajski,
Indiji ali Ameriki."
Balokovic je omenil, da je
! njegova leila seznaniti ameriskc
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olinist Zlatko Balokovic. Pc ro
du Hrvat in od mladih let zave
den pristas bratstva jugoslovan
skin narodov je Balokovic dose
gel kot umetnik Re pred prvc
svetovno vojrlo velik Stoves. Pc
prvi svetovni vojni je obsel ma
turnejah skoro yes svet, dokle,
Sc nj naposled "a trajno nase'
lii v New Yorku, kjer je tudj
nasel svojo zivljensko druzico
Njegovi nastopi v ameriskih We.
lemestih SO vselej velik glasbe.
iii dogodek.
V narodno osvobodilni vojni
jugoslovanskih narodov sc je
Zlatko Balokovic izkazal vred-
mega sina svoje domovine. z
vsem svojim ugledom Sc je po.
stavil v sluzbo pomoci zrtvam
fasisticnega nasilja in Titovim
borcem "a svobodo. Zastopniki
jugoslov. narodnostnih skupin
so ga izvolili "a predsednika
skupnega odbora, pisatelja L.
Adamiea pa "a castnega pred
sednika. Ameriske Slovence "a
stopa v skupnem jugoslovan-
skem odboru Slovenski ameri-
Ski narodni svet, skrajsano
SANS, XII ina svoje urade v
Chicagu %.
Zlatko Balokovic je Sc danes
predsednik sedmih ameriskih
podpornih organizacij, med NIL
mi Narodnega sveta hrvatskih
Americanov, Amerisko-slovan-
skega kongresa "a drzavo New
York, je pa tudi podpredsednik
Nacionalnega ameriskega slo-
vanskega kongresa, predsednik
Delavskega odbora in predsed-
mix odbora "a pomoc Sovjetski
zvezi.
Oh prihodu v domovino je bill
Zlatko Balokovic prisrcno po-
zdravljen. V Beogradu je bill
gost marsala Tita. Preden je
odpotoval v razne kraje Jugo-
slavic, da vidi posledice VOL
ne in velike uspehe obnove, je
v Beogradu sprejel zastopnike
tiska in Sc z mimi pomudil v
daljsem razgovoru. Predvsem
jim je podrobneje opisal, kako
so Sc pripadniki jugoslovanskih
narodov v Ameriki v casu ma
rodno osvobodilne vojne trudili
"a domovino.
Zlatko Balokovic je opozoril
novinarje ma velike tezave, ma
katere je naletelo v zacetku ME-
govo organizacijsko delo "a no.
vo Jugoslavijo. Veliki uspehi,
81 bill pri tenn delu dosezeni
zgolj po pozrtvovalnem delu
mnogih odlocilnih Jugoslovanov
v Ameriki in zelo dobre organi-
zacije pri delu.
"Izkoristili smo vsako priliko,
vsak dogodek", - je naglasil
Balokovic, ida smo med nasimi
izseljenci in ameriskim naro-
dom sploh lahko sirili resnico o
novi Jugoslaviji. ceprav je bill
glavni namen tega della pomoc
opustoseni Jugoslaviji, je bilo
to delo vendarle velikega po-
liticnega pomona. Brez pretira-
VanJa lahko recemo, da so ma
stopili ameriski juzni Slovani Sc
lie oh tel priliki prvic kot neka
nova sila ma politicnem obzorju
Amerike".
Balokovic je nato omenil de-
10 "a mobilizacijo zen juznoslo.
vanskega porekla v Ameriki
Njegova soproga gospa Noys
Borden je castna predsednica
zenskega. hrvatske-ameriske.
ga kongresa.
'Dokler mis- m O mobiliziral
zen", je rekel Balokovic, "sme
bill stroj, XII je delal samo s po'
lovicno zmogljivostjo." Pri ma
Sem delu. je bio najvaznejse
dvoje:: l. aktivizirati je bilo ire
ba nase ljudstvo ' Ameriki, .
v tenn ljudstvu je 90eo prepro
stega delavstva, XII sc nj nikol
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-08

Copyright, l947, United States Brewers Foundation
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-08

Mrs. Keith Urban, Columbus,
her sister, attended her as mat
ron of honor, in a blue marqui-
sette gown. Mrs. Ruth Walters,
Miss Kathryn Dolph of Bellefon-
taine, bridesmaids, were in pink.
The three carried colonial bou-
quets.
The bridegroom and his best
man, Jack Dolph, were attired in
business suits with white carna-
ton boutonnieres.
For her daughters wedding.
Mrs. WORDS chose navy blue with
matching accessories and cor
sage of red roses and sWeetpeas
Mrs. Maurice, mother of the
groom, wore gray with blue acces-
sories and a corsage of pink roses
and SWeetpeas.
The marriage was followed by
a reception for 70 guests in the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Chester
man. A three TERED wedding cake
topped with a miniature bridal
couple was cut and served with
ice cream by Miss Rosalie Har-
pest, Miss Rosemary Barker and
Miss LaGretta Noll.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
left for tour through the south
the latter donned a brown suit
with corresponding accessories
and gardenia corsage was pin
ned to her shoulder.
She is a graduate of Raymond
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-08

You should have heard Ed Carey
and Spike Miller debating the
merits of Guernseys versus Hol-
stems. Eds our firechief, and Spike
handles hardware - but to hear
them argue you'd have thought that
they'd been dairying for life.
Finally they put it up to Sam
Carter, who breeds dairy cows!
Sam hens and haws and con-
cludes there's a lot to be said for
Holsteins, and about as much for
Guernseys -. take your pick!
Actually, Ed and Spike were like
people arguing about - say, beer
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-08

fingertip veil was of net and fell
from a white beaded tiara. She
carried a bouquet of red roses.
High School and associated with
the office of Merchants Indus
tries, Inc. Her husband, a gradu-
ate of Bellefontaine High School,
is employed by the F. N. Johnson
Company. They will make their
home at 1909 south Main street.
N ~ n.
RETURNED HOME
MIR. George Hill, Leesburg
township, will return home Tues
day from Mercy hospital, where
he has been a patient.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-08
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

Some friends came in Friday
evening, May 2, and gave Mild
red Braithwaite, Leesburg town
ship a surprise, it being her birth
day, on May 3. When the crowd
arrived she was in the kitchen
popping corn. The guests came in
singing Happy Birthday" She
received many nice presents. The
evening was spent playing euchre
and visiting. At late hour refresh
ments were served by the host
ess, to 16. She certainly was sur
prised.
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