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Evening star., 1947-04-13
ORGAN Recital Set

Clarence Waters, organist and
professor Of music at Trinity Col
lege, Hartford, Conn, will give an
organ recital on the great organ
! OF the Washington Cathedral April
% under sponsorship OF the DIS
| trict Chapter, American Guild Of
| Organists, Theodore Schaefer, dean.
Mr.. Waters, who studied with
Mark Andrews in New York City
and with Dupre In Paris. is an au-
thority on modern French music.
He has made several transcontinent.
al tours and, during the war when
a blackout was ordered in Cam
bridge, Mass, played in total dark
ness and continued the program for
an extra hour until the lights went
on. He Is noted for his prodigious
memory.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
Programs of the Week

PHILADELPHIA LA. SCALA OPERA
COMPANY, "Cavalleria Rusticans,n .
'Pasliacci," Constitution Hall. Sis
Pm.
WEDNESDAY.
WADE n. STEPHENS, organ recital;
LIDS. Chapel. 8 pm.
A fHoN1 oscHEsTsA. HEsns nap MAJ o.ors.
g.. Howard. conductor; Mfsergt.
Abrasha Robofsky, baritone, soloist:
Department Of The Interior $50
Haydn-wood, Elsar. German. Afford,
Davis.
THURSDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME sYMPHONETTE,
ley Han, $40 pm.
cHAHL9TLE SHEAR; pianist: OLIVER
$40 pm. Brahms Variations.
Fusue. on 2 Theme by Handel: !:
gorks by Homer Keller william
Moaarsss ass' At 5sonata. No. Me- io. ~ K. s sSsa:
chausson's Poeme,6 be ralia's
''Pantomime." Mr.. colbentson.
FRIDAY.
FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUE,
associate members choral group,
zita McBride, director: Barker Hali,
1880 am.
SATURDAY.
NINE. MARIE Won UNscHULD, piano
recital: Pierce Hall, 4:30 prn Com
positions by Beethoven, Schuma nm,
Schubert, Chopin, Liszt.
sOLDIEKs' HOME SYMPHONY, Frank
LIN B. Charles, director. STANLEY
Hall, $40 pm.
wAnF 9THpHrEs nrean Ysrftpi.
LID. s. Chapel, 8 pm.
EUNICE ALBERTS. contralto; song re-
sital. Arts Club, $40 Pm, Aria
''Dsdo's Lament" Arne's Where the
Bee Sucks" schubers.s "Gretshen
Brahms "Immer leiser vird mein
Schlummer,o Meme Liehe ist
sruen. Mon eoeur souyre 8 IA
voix.~ from saint-sasns' Samson ct
slls,.i.. psltlai rsurss, .,..Ir Prison. R.ys.s sS.s
relure," i'Mandoline,n Bridges 20
Thas = wers So" wsEsn.ky n,r nss 3
RummePs tEcstaey.1
Evening star., 1947-04-13

Los Angeles, prominent Masons
honored on postage stamps include
George Washington, Theodore and
Franklin D. Roosevelt. John Philip
Sousa, Simon Bolivar. jose de San
Martin, Bernardo O'Higgins, King
Edward VII. King Edward VIII
tnow the Duke OF Windsor) and
King George VI.
The Capital Precancel Club viii
meet at the home OF Rolston Lyon,
at Rittenhouse street NV. tomor-
row evening at s. A bourse and q
discussion Of plans for the Precancel
Society convention TO be held here
this summer are scheduled.
The Collectors Club OF Wash
ington will meet at 1012 Ninth street
NV, Tuesday evening ct 3. An
auction Is planned.
Exhibits for the Centennial Inter
national Philatelic Exhibition must
be delivered to the Association for
Stamp Exhibitions, Inc, not later
than Saturday. May 10. at 5 pm.
Addressed labels with full instruc-
tions are being mailed to each ex-
hibitor.
The stamp editor Of The Star will
speak on Shakespeare and Tyr
amy" before meeting of the
Shakespeare Society of Washington
at the National Museum tomorrow
evening at 8. Public invited.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
TODAY,

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o.. 7s, No. s."
EMANUEL yARDI. viola recital; Ma
si9nal s.Infbsne GALLERY of ona;. Art. Pm n.ndss-
soas no: ssa.si son.tiaea TfssIIa T1isssIa, in in..P
msazS. meme. R.Ts.I,s psnbsurin. sasseHin;' seni1's
.Hanssrian ri Rhapsodie.
TOMORROW.
WADE N. STEPHENS, orsan recital;
L. D. S. Chapel. s pm.
INKA TAKY TRIO. High School Chorus:
George Howerton, director; Pan
American Union, 9 pm. sweelincks
.Rodie christus natus est pe VIC
toria's "Jssu, dulcis nemoria' Jan.
neauin's ''Au Jolly jeu du pousse
avart," DoEIand's Come Agatn.
sweet Love Doth Now Invite De
Lassus' "Audite nova" the chorus:
sonrs Of the Americas. songs and
dances Of Peru, Inka Isky Trio;
HIntroito,' from Garciais "Missa dos
defuntos": j: sslas Romance 10
divino.". Billings "A virgin On
atrice and MAJ Krone; Misnone.s
"Cantiss de ntnlr." Schumans
"Holidsy Song" the chorus.
MURIEL RAIN, soprano: .song recital.
Ashury Methodist Church, Sis Pm.
TUESDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME sY1UHONETTE,
Franklin D. Charles, director; etan-
ley Hall. $50.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
I oval Order Of Moose

Columbia Lodge, Loyal Order of
Moose, will be host to II lodges
from five bordering States today at
2 pm. at the Odd Fellows Hall, 419
Seventh street NV. in a joint ses-
sion.
At noon Frank Davis, president of
the Border States Association, will
preside over the Executive Board
session at the Moose Club, 22o0
Twentieth street NV.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
Novelties Planned

Several novelties are planned for
the program to be given by the
Philadelphia Orchestra on April 81
at which Robert Casadesus will be
the soloist. The French pianist
will be heard in Mozart's Concerto
in A Major" and Ravel's Concerto
in One Movement for the Left
Hand"
Eugene Ormandy, conductor, will
give the first local performance to
Constant Vauclain's Symphony in
One Movement" and to Sylvestre
Revueltas' tone poem, "Sensemaya, !"
played as contribution to the OBJ
servance of Pan-American Week.
Vauclain Is Philadelphian and
studied with Harl Mcdonald and
at the Curtis Institute. The re-
nowned Mexican composer, Revuel-
tas, was educated in the United
States.
The concert on April al and that
on April "a will be extra events.
Salvatore Baccaloni, basso- -buffo of
the Metropolitan Opera, will be the
soloist on April "a.
Richard Bales, conductor Of the
National Gallery Sinfonietta has
written the score for David Camp
bells Rent In the veil," to be given
by the Community Education Qnc)
Interracial Arts School, in the mod
ern dance recital Tuesday In Arm
strong High School. Rent in the
Veil" is Lincoln portrait based on
a poem.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
News Of Art and Artists

and Jose Sabogal of Peru. all well
known in the United States through
exhibitions of their work, represent
their respective countries in the
show.
Window Exhibition
The Landscape Club of Washing
ton is holding It's spring exhibition
In the windows Of the Longfellow
Building, Connecticut and Rhode
Island avenues, to remain through
next Friday. The exhibition space
was granted through the courtesy
Of the building management, un-
der the Federal Public Housing
Authority.
About 80 paintings In oil and
water color, representing as many
artists, are accompanied by a por-
trait sketch or caricature Of each
contributor. Garnet Jex, Edward
B. Grove and Samuel Bookatz are
responsible for nearly all of these.
(Andrea Zerega did an unfiattering
self-portrait). Mr.. Jex's studies are
straightforward portraits and close
nkenesses (of those I have metz
Mr.. Groves are somewhat more
broadly handled, with q touch OF
humor, and Mr.. Bookatz' are the
most extreme.
Although comparatively small, the
show impressed me as lively one,
with more range from conservative
to modern than Is usually the case
in this group. On the afternoon
I saw 1t, it was attracting consider
able attention from passers-by, de-
spite the competition of a strong
wind which interfered with leisurely
contemplation of the paintings, by
blowing peoples hats of.
william F. Walters Autumn,
Rock Creek" broadly handled, with
good color; Carl Nyquist's closeup
OF Key Bridge, Georgetown. Edward
Groves serene Capitol at Dawn, "
and Howard Chapman's postersque
Connecticut Avenue" afford vari-
ETY. of Washington glimpses. Eugene
Felton's "Old House, Oxon Hill"
with bright, rich color, Paul Arts
"Manila Concert" with Its tragic
implications, Charles x. Carlson's
sunny view OF Costa Rica, and Eliot
o'Hara's admirable "Dolphins" with
its decorative design, take the
observer farther afield. Alfred
Schmidt's still life has excellent car
rying quality. An arresting modern
painting is Paul Leland Thompson's
'Lorelei" with It's sombre colors,
dramatic lighting and splintery
angles emphasizing the shipwreck
and the drowned seafarer on the
rocks.
The Landscape Club, active more
than 80 years. has grown since the
return of former service men, and
the addition of new members. The
active list is limited to 40 male
members, who may vote and hold
ONCE. The club also has associate
and honorary classes, Besides
meetings in studios and elsewhere,
overnight painting trips take the
members out of town occasionally.
In the near future. they will go to
the mountains Of Virginia.
+
At Children's Hospital
An exhibition OF 40 oil paintings
donated to the campaign fund Of
Children's Hospital by the artist,
Evening star., 1947-04-13
In Local Music Circles

men OF the Broadway production Of
Carmen Jones'" is making her sew
enth appearance in this city.
The Howard University Choir
under the direction OF Warner Law
son, dean of the School Of Music,
will give program Of sacred music
at the service Of song this morning
in Rankin Chapel.
The Arts Club of Washington will
present Charlotte Shear, pianist,
and Oliver Colbentson, violinist, In
recital at the club on Thursday
night. James A. viii will accom-
pany Mr.. Colbentson.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
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Evening star., 1947-04-13
At Children's Hospital

An exhibition Of 40 oil paintings
donated to the campaign fund Of
Children's Hospital by the artist
Russell Train, who painted them
while in the service, will open this
afternoon in the institutions board
room to remain for q fortnight.
Evening star., 1947-04-13

The music hour in Barker Hall,
YWCA. this afternoon will be given
by Susanne Conklin, pianist, and
Lorraine Woolston, violinist. Char
lotte Shear will accompany Miss
Woolston.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-18
KOOPERATIVE MA POHODU

je udelezilo lepo stevilo delega-
TOW IL %. dezel. Sklenjeno je
bilo ma kongresu, da Sc DO sku-
salo izobliciti in izdelati smer-
nice zadruznistva IL vidika sve-
tovnih potreb. Najbolj drama
ticno zadruznisko podvzetj je zad-
NIGGA leta je bilo organiziranje
Mednarodne zadruzne petrolej-
ske zveze, katera sc DO pomeri-
la S svetovnimi tozadevnimi mo-
nopoli. To zadruzno podjetje Sc
je izkazalo uspesno ze tekom
casa, ko Sc je vrsilo delo orga-
niziranja. Petrolej Sc je posi-
ljalo kooperativam ma svedsko,
v Francijo, Nizozemsko, JUNO
Afriko, Avstralijo, Kino in v
druge dezele.
Kakega tocnega splosnega po-
rocila kolicini poslovanja "a
drug v Ameriki nj mogoce po-
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Zadruzaisko gibanje v Zed.
drzavah je imelo bolj pocasen
zacetek, ko Sc je pojavilo tekom
zadnjih rs let proslega stolet-
ia. Ali v teku zadnjih 80 let pa
je bilo zabeleziti dobo neverjet-
no lepega porastka in razvoja
zadruznistva v Ameriki. Pc ne
davno objavljenem porocilu "a
druzniske lige cooperative
League of the U. S. A. je sma-
trait preteklo leto kot pravo re-
kordno leto il vidika uspeha
zadrug, tako, porastku clan
stva, kot v businessu in produk-
ciji. Rastoce razpecevanje ma
drobno in debelo je napravilo il
zadruznistva tel dezeli ogrom-
no podjetje vredno milijardo
dolarjev il vidika kooperativne-
ga poslovanja. Nabavilo Sc je
mnogo novih zadruzniskih pod
jetij in tovarn, posebno je tre-
ba tn naglasiti nabavo oljnih
posesti in pa dejstvo, da je te-
kom zadnjega leta zadruznis-
two narastlo "a tri move organi-
zacije: National Cooperative
Mutual Housing Assn, Cooper
ative Health Federation of Ame-
rica in North American League
of Student Cooperatives. Tako
ina torej amerisko zadruznis-
two v svojem podrocju sedaj tu-
di kooperative zdravstva, grad
ME domov, nudenja kreditov,
proizvodnje potrebscin, bankir-
stvo, zavarovalnino, ter koope-
rativna letna bivalisca in dru-
ge letoviscne in zabavne usta-
move "a oddih in pocitnikovanje,
kakor tudi dijaske kooperative.
Ma mednarodnem polju je BIZ
10 v lanskem letu opaziti reor-
ganizacijo zadrugarstva. Med
narodna kooperativna zveza je
imela svoj prvi povojni kongres
v Zurichu v Svici. Kongresa sc
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Skupino izdoio|cev in ogen+ov sovrozne
obvesSevoIne s|uzbe obsoieno

Liubljana. - Pred vojaskim
sodiscem Sc je vrSila razprava
prot skupini izdajalcev in po-
liticnih zlocincev, XII so med oku-
paciio aktivno sodelovali v bor-
bi proti narodno osvobodilnemu
gibanju ter tudi po osvoboditvi
sluzili domaci in inozemski re-
akciji: Francu Stanisa, Janezu
Matasic, Mariji Stanisa, Martini
Misjak, Ami Golobic in Milanu
Jenko.
Prvi obtozenec, Franc Stani-
sa, Je bill cd 1912 aktivni domo-
branec. Oh osvocoditvi ie hotel
zbezati ma Korosko, toda bill je
zajet, zatem tri mesece ma pri-
silnem delu, nato pa amnestiran.
Kljub velikodusnemu postopa-
nju nase oblasti je ostal zakrk-
njen nasprotnik nase ljudske dr.
zave ter je knalu zatem zbezal
v A|strijo, kjer je postal clan,
kurir tako imenovane "sloven-
ske armije.'
Kot TAX je veckrat ilegalno
prekoracil mejo ter prinasal V
Slovenijo pisma, propaganda
material ter zlocinske instrukci-
je, kako maj Sc pri mas organizi-
rajo ilegalne sabotazne skupine
in Hako mai Sc cim vec teh zlo-
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+ Pc obseznem dokaznem po-
stopanju, XII je dokazalo tezko
krivdo obtozencev, je govoril
javni tozilec ter zahteval strogo
in pravicno kazen "a storjene
zlocine. Pc govoru branilca je
sodisce razglasilo naslednjo OBJ
sodbo:
Franc Stanisa je bill obsojen
ma smrt z ustrelitvijo ter trajno
'izgubo politicnih in drzavljan-
SIKH pravic. Janez Matesic ma 20
let odvzema prostosti prisil-
MIN delom ter ma izgubo drzav-
ljanskih pravic "a dobo pet let.
Maria Stanisa ma stiri leta od-
vienna drzavljanskih pravic,
ostali obtozenci pa ma odvzema
prostosti prisilnim delom cd
dveh do enega leta. Javni tozi-
lee 81 je pridrzal rok "a priziv.
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IzdoioIske redovnice pred sodiscem
Pet redovnc Lichtenurnovega obsoenh zaradi
rovarjenja proti ljudstvu in drzavi
"Sovenskeqa

Pred okroznim ljudskim sodi-
Seem v Ljubljani, Sc je nedavno
zagovarjalo sedem redovnic il
bivsega Lichtenturnovega zavo-
da ' Ljubljani zaradi kaznivih
dejanj zoper ljudstvo in drzavo.
Obtozene so bile, da so med oku-
pacijo v internatu in ma mescan-
ski Soil Lichtenturnovega zavo-
da sirile belogardisticno propa-
gando in navajale gojenke, zla-
sti clanice Katoliske akcije k vo-
hunstvu in izdaja ajalskemu delova-
nju proti narodno osvobodilne-
mu gibanju.
Silile so ucenke ma protikomu-
nisticna predavanja, k "spokor-
MIN procesijam' in podobnim
belogardisticnim prireditvam. V
zavodu so dajale belogardisticni
policiii ma razpolago prostore,
v katerih so zaslisevali aretiran-
ce . priliki raznih racij. Napred-
MIN gojenkam MISC dovolj jevale
bivanja V internatu in Sc tik
pred osvoboditvijo SO silile ucen-
Ike, da SO morale po cele noci mo-
liti "a domobrance in prositi bo-
ga, da ne bi prisli partizani v
Ljubljano.
Tudi po osvoboditvi so NADIA
ljevale svoje izdajalsko pocetje.
Ceprav jim je ljudska oblast da-
la vso moznost, da hi Sc vkljuci-
le V ljudsko skupnost in sodelo-
vale pri obnovi in izgraditVi dr.
zave, tega MISC storile, marvec
so zlorabljale potrpezljivost
ljudske oblasti "a rovarje jenje
proti ljudstvu in drzavi. Nava-
jale so ucenke, maj trgajo slike
marsala Tita, stencase in trans
parente, jih vzgajale V sovrastvu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-18

Drugi obtozenec, Janez Mata-
Sic, je bill med prvimi aktivnimi
domobranci v Bell Krajini in ie
sodeloval pri aretacijah zaved-
nih Slovencev. Sedaj je bill kurir
"slovenske armije" "a Slovenijo
in Zagreb.
Obtozenki Maria Stanisa, di-
jakinja uciteljisca, in Martina
Misjak sta dajali ma razpolago
sohe, "a sestanke, skrivali obto-
zenega Franco Stanisa, raznasa-
Ii ilegalno posto ter hranili pro-
pa gandne letake.
Obtozena Ana Golobic in Mi
Ian Janko pa sta Sc udelezevala
sestankov S prvoobtozencem ter
sta hotela z MIN pobegniti v Av-
strijo, kjer bi laze rovarila pro-
ii nasi oblasti.
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dati, vendar ugotavlja Zadruz-
ma iga, da Sc je tekom lanske-
ga leta razpecalo blaga ma drob-
no in debelo "a priblizno mill
jardo dolarjev. Clanstvo anne
riskih zadrug vkljucuje. nekaj
milijonov druzin, toda vse "a
druge Sc MISC vclanjene v ma
rodnih kooperativah.
Tekom lanskega leta Sc je or
ganiziralo okrog sto koopera-
tivnih gradbenih veteranskih or
ganizacij oziroma zvez, toda lie
nekatere so aktualno pricele
koncem leta gradnjo domov
in stanovanjskih projektov.
Tekom letosnjega leta Sc DO
gradilo stanovanjske projekte
v New Yorku, Washingtonu, v
Chicago in Sc " nekaterih dru-
gih vecjih mestih, kjer so bila
ze v to svrho kupljena zemlji-
Sea in izdelani nacrti. Istotoko
imajo zdravstvene zadruge v
nacrtu gradnjo bolnisnic in po-
dobnih zdravstvenih ustanov.
sest zadruznih bolnisnic ze slu-
Ii svojemu clanstvu, 40 novih je
v nacrtih.
Kooperativno zavarovanje de-
luje prilicno dobro in izkazuje
38 milijonov imetja. sKreditne
zveze so utrpele tekom vojne
dobrsen zastoj, vendar imajo
tri in pol milijona clanov in do
$50 milijonov dolarjev imetja.
Petrolejska produkcija izkazuje
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najvecji kooperativni uspeh v
ameriskem zadruz 1istvu. Toza-
devni pregled izkazuje, da SO
zadruge Zed. draw in Kanade
lastovale lansko leto ITO proiz-
vodnih podvzetij, vkljucivsi OIL
ne cistilnice, tvornice, -rudnike,
predilnice, it'd. TIE stevilke ne
vkljucujejo vec kot 500 oljnih
vrelcev in kakih 1900 mill Ollie
vodov. Oh kratkem receno, je
pricel uspeh zadrug skrbeti pri-
vatno podjetnistvo, katero bi
rado, da sc zadruge bolj OBJ
davci in tako zaustavi njih de-
lovanje in razsirjenje. Fills.
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ENGLISH SECTION
SANS MEMORANDUM TO
STATE DEPARTMENT
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tContinued from page 81
came under German rule, until
March 18, 1414, when the last
installation took place. The new
"vojvoda" always had to answer
all questions preceding his con-
firmation in the Slovene langu-
age which at that time was also
spoken at the imperial court.
In the 9Th century the Ger
man "Drang mach Osten" was
already strong, and the Carin-
THAN Slovenes were the first to
feel the iron heel. The process
of germanization started with
the forced colonization of Ger
man peasants on lands that
were taken from Slovenes.
They fought back but the arm
ed might of the aggressors was
too much for them. The land
grab continued until the 18th
century, and reduced the Slo-
vene clinical territory in such
manner that only one third
of Carinthia was left to them.
The germas,ized names of towns
and villages with their unmis-
takably Slovene roots still re-
mind one of their Slovene
origin; besides, there are in
Vulnerable names, composed
with the adjectives "Windisch,"
a word which the Germans sub
stitute for "Slovene."
The dispossessions of the Slo-
vene peasants were accompani-
ed by political subjugation and
economic oppression which re-
suited in a number of peasant
rebellions. The Turkish inva-
sions, which in 1473 for the first
time reached Carinthia, contri-
buted much to the unrest. The
peasants had to pay exorbitant
special taxes for the mainte-
nance of the hireling-army and
for Notifications which were
never built.
(TO be continued)
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|proti FLRJ in jih zlorabljale "a
pisanje in razsirjanje protiljud-
skin letakov in napisov.
Settle so vse tiste gojenke, XII
SO bile zaradi izda ialskega udej-
stvovanja izkljucene IL Sole, in
prize jale z mimi tajne sestanke.
Ko je bill zavodu osnovan dr.
zavni Internal, so obtozene re-
dovnice, zlasti pa prednica Mari
ia Trkov, nagajale ma vsakem
koraku.> Zapirale so ueila, skri-
vale kljuce, zapirale vodo in ma
razne druge nacine ovirale nor
malno delo v zavodu.
Pripravljale SO skrajno slabo
hrano in dajale gojenkam po sti-
ri dni star kruh, ceprav so imele
Ease vsak dan svezega. Njihovo
pOcetje lie lzZValO SplOsnO Ogor-
Genie ljudstva in prislo je do
javnih demonstrated proti njim.
Sodisce je po vsestranski raz-
pravi zaslisanju stevilnih pric in
obtozenih redovnic, XII so Sc "a
govarjale ma svobodi, ugotovilo,
da so zagresile vrsto kaznivih
dejanj zoper ljudstvo in drzavo,
ter je obsodilo:
Mario Trkov ma tri leta, Te-
rezijo Ogorelc ma dive in pol le-
ia, Ano Susnik ma emo leto, Ce-
cilijo Vrbnjak ma dive in pol leta
in Mario Roman ma emo leto
odvzema svobode S prisilnim de-
Ilom ter ma izgubo drzavljanskih
pravic "a dobo enega do dvet let.
Ana Trtnik in Neza Trden sta
bill opros6eni zaradi pomanjka-
MIA dokazov. Sodisce je obenem
izreklo zaplembo vsega imetJa
Lichtenturnovega zavoda splo-
sno ljudsko korist.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-18

cinccv vrine V mas upraVni, voJa-
Ski ali politicni aparat.
Ma Korosko pa je odnasal OBJ
vescevalna porocila ter vodil S
seboj izdajalce-skrivace in mas
protnike ljudske oblasti.
Use to je obtozenec primal
ter povedal, da je incl Ljub-
ljani zveze z inzenirjem Ivanom
Marovt z Vidovdanske ceste, sa-
zijanskim zavodom, skofi jo,
sempetersko meznarijo, samo-
stanom srca Jezusovega it'd. in
da ie Marovt dobil direktivo, maj
organizira in vodi obvescevalno
sluzoo ter ustvari bazo v Kranj-
ski gori.
Po izjavi obtozenca in prizna-
nju inzeniria Marovta, so ra-
bill podatke "a anglesko obve-
scevslno sluzbo, in to predvsem
porocila, kaksno je stanje pri
mas, kako mocne so enote ia,
kdo so poveljniki, kako je cerkev
preganjana it'd.
Marovt je dobil tudi direktivo,
maj organizira radiopostajo in
ljudi, XII maj bi sli gozd. Ko pa
ie nasa oblast zlocinca Marovta
prijela, Sc je po priznanju, da je
bill agent sovrazne obvescevalne
sluzte, sam obesil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-18
FLASHES FROM 65TH

Continued flom page s.
Bernadette Jackomin. What was
the occasion for the corsage,
Beatrice?
Seen dancing together again
were Dorothy Bukovac and AL
Brzostek (better known as Shut
file Toes. Is there anything in
the offing, kids? Bill Glavic
and Esther Zobec waltzing away
to the tune Of 'Kukavica;;" also
seen dancing to this delightful
waltz were Wilma ,Severina and
her star pupil Tom Evans. Two
to take first place in waltzing
were Esther and Jim Ripple, it's
really a pleasure to watch this
couple dance.
Found Matt Mlinar right in
the middle of every number.
Nice to be dancing instead of
playing isn't it, Matt ? Matt plays
the accordion at many social
affairs. T. Perovsek and Elsie
Hrovat smiling pretty for the
birdie as their pictures were
snapped during intermission.
Two local bellies Eileen Corne-
Illus and Theresa Skirtich being
rushed all evening, by the op-
posite sex, of course. What's
the occasion for your regular
appearances, Tom Raplin? Could
there be a special attraction?
Eddie Mahnic always winding
up his dances with a certain
young lady. You two dance very
well together.
Steady customers and also
very good dancers, girls, George
Bulec and Ed Pryatel enjoying
themselves to the very end,
along with everyone at this
dance. - ..
Saturday also found a nice
crowd welcoming Pete Srnick
back to Slovene Nat. Home. It's
quite a while, Pete, and we all
enjoyed hearing you again.
Lack Of space will not permit
us to 60 into detail about this
dance, and hope to see q big
crowd at the dance tomorrow
night with Eddie Habat beating
out all your favorites. Wen be
seeing you.
LiveaOires