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Hartford chronicle., 1947-04-12
League Opposes Labor Dept. Cut

Declaring that proposed cuts in the budget of the Depart ment of Labor would all but put the agency out of business, the National Urban League this week urged the Senate a n d House Appropriations Committee to grant the full amount requested by the Sec retary of Labor. eff there ever was a time when we needed the vital srvics now being pro- vided by the Department of Labor, that time is now. de- clared Julius A. Thomas, Dir ector of the Department of In dustrial Relations Of th e
 National Urban League. A mong the divisions whose acti- vities would be seriously cur tailed by the budget reductions are the Bureau of Labor Sta tistics, Division of Labor Standards, the United States Employment Service, and the Women's Bureau. The League emphasized the necessity for
Hartford chronicle., 1947-04-12

Accepting the award, which
 will be formally presented here, Senator Wagner stated that to ''to join the list of en- inent Americans who have al- ready received this award would be a. source of inspira- tion to any man.
 "It is doubly so in any case because the inspired teachings of the great Ponitff have been a main foundation of my own of social justice and humane efforts to expand the frontiers understapding," he said, refer ing to the writings of the late Pope Leo XIII for whom the award is named.
 Previous recipients of the award have been: G. Rowland tary of the Catholic Interrac- Shaw, former assistant secre- ial Council, Washington, Sis ter Vincent Ferrer, O. F., Ros- ary College, River Forest, H., and the late Francis Sweeney, Boston journalist and crusad- CT against Anti-Semitism.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-04-12
JAMES YOUNG FEATURED IN BROADWAY SHOW

ginia State College he made an appearance here singing with that schools wellknown A Cappello Choir under the di- rection of MT. Harold Mon tague.
 He has progressed rapidly in his chosen field. After sev- eral months with the road company of "Call Me MT. " he was called to New York to appear with the Broadway cast and to understudy one of the principal roles.
 He recently visited his mother at the family home on Roosevelt St.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-04-12
LOCAL YOUTH APPEARS IN "CALL ME MIR"

James Young, son of Mrs. Bessie Young of Roosevelt St., is currently appearing on Broadway in the cast of "Ca1l Me Mr." at the National Thea tre. .
 MT. Young is one of seven brothers who constitute the present generation of an old Hartford family. While he was still an undergraduate at Vir-
Hartford chronicle., 1947-04-12
NORTH END WITCH HUNT FALLS FLAT

Residents of the North End are not quite sure whether the enthusiasm injected into the Hartford Times news story about the North End Com munity Center and the AND. of Saturday April 5th was an effort to spread panic or the youthful imagination of a young reporter anxious to make good with his city edi- tor. For looking and ferreting as de1igently as we could into both the activities and groups of the Center, we could not find a single "Red" or even much evidence of the I'D. In fact most people that we talked to either at the Center or in the community, were not even familiar with the name American Youth for Democ- racy.
 One man who was question led, rather seriously asked if 1t was that new organization that was being set up for the City Councilman plan of gov |ernment. -.-... ...-
 We did talk though with some of those who said they were members of the AND. But not a single one of them manifested the least interest in Communism and rather vociferously repudiated any such charge. They all stated that if anything Communistic was tied up with 1t, the same had never showed it's hand in any of the activities locally.
 We did not get anything much out of the North End
Hartford chronicle., 1947-04-12
Community Center Red Scare Finds No Reds 10 Scare

Community Center staff ex- cept laughs. The Director, George w. Goodman had the following to say;
 Il have a pretty intelligent staff here at the Center and I have unqualified confidence in their saneness and sound judgement. As far as I know, they do not go about asking people what religion or politi- cal idealogy they live by. Therefore an occasional Com munist, or Fascist or atheist might come though the doors at any given time. But it is no part of our interest or pro-. gramming to harbor groups of such people.
 We are interested here fundamentally and solely in Functional Democracy" But we are not unaware of the fact that there are some people who do not like democracy in any form if it includes anyone except their special group. Therefore they make every possible effort to strike at this dislike behind the smoke screen of indirect condemna- tion.
 As for the American Youth for Democracy. Yes, we have let them meet here in the past from time to time, just like any other youth organization. This has not been their regular meeting place and they are not having their State Conference here. But we have treated them exactly like the Univer- sity of Southern California and other institutions in the na- tion have, until the Depart ment of Justice recently made it's investigations known to the public" "
 So with this final interview we marked the Hartford Times weekend expose down as an other false alarm and went back to thinking about slum housing in the North End.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-04-12
Conn. Asked to Participate i'm Liberian Exposition

Too few people were aware of the fact that on last We'd nesday April End there was a hearing at the State Capital to determine the wisdom Ill urging the Legislature to appoint a Commission and subscribe a fund for the speci- fic purpose of having Conn ecticut participate i'll the liber- ian Exposition.
 On July 20 of this year the Republic of Liberia, sister Re public of the United States will observe it's one hun dreth year of independence. In commemoration and through Executive Order of President William V. $. Tubman of Liberia, the Republic is plan- ming a Victory Exposition to open at Monrovia, the capital city of Liberia on November 1, .lo48 and to extend through 1o4o.
 Each member nation of the United Nations has been ir- vited to participate in this in ternational exposition. Supper ting invitation extended to the United States Government and in accord with the resolution passed by the conference on Liberia held i'll Washington on the advent of Liberia's Ninety ninth Anniversary, July %, 1o46, each state of the Union has been requested to endorse the Exposition and to partici- pate therein, through ex- hibits and representation or delegates.
 America has a special in- terest in Liberia because 1t was through the efforts of the American Colonization Society organized in Washington, D. C. in 1877 that the Republic was created. Connecticut in particular has a deep interest because no one single mans efforts were more important in the establishment of Lib eria than those of Jehudi Ash nun of New Haven, Connecti- cut. A man who 1abored in Africa for this cause until wasted away by tropical fever and then returned home to die.
 Experimenting this effort to see that the state is represen- ed in the Exposition is Rev. Foster of New Haven, Conn.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-04-12

continuing on high level the reporting services of the Der partment to provide industry, labor, and agriculture with accurate manpower informa- ton.
 Proposed cuts in the budget of the USES. would be par ticularly disastrous to Negro and other minority group job seekers, League officials said. This agency is responsible un- der present operating pro- cedures for special activities designed to curtail discrinin- ation in employment, provide accurate job information for former Negro war workers and veterans, and to coordin- ate. and standardize minority group services provied by the AS states.
 Since the return of the ser vice to state operation last November, there have been many criticisms of the quality of aid given Negro job-seekers, according to League officials. Further cuts in the responsi- Utilities of the National USE. IS. office would amount to complete abandonment of the groups most urgently in need |of the agency's services" Thomas added.
 The League pointed out fur ther unemployment among Negroes is rising sharply throughout the nation. Negro veterans, it said, have been un- able to find employment that would permit them to utilize their skills due primarily to the fact that USES offices do not have sufficient staff to give them the proper assis' tance. A period of utter con fusion in industry and labor Is bound to follow if the US E.S., the most important Fed. eral agency dealing with this problem is so completely cur
 tailed in a reckless drive to- ward economy in government expenditures.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-09
NOW URADNIKI

Drustvo Washington stew. 81
ZSZ je izvolilo sledece uradni-
Ike "a leto 1947: Predsednica
Antonio .Tomle, podpredsednik
Joe Godec, ~tajnica in blagajni-
carka Anna Vadnal, 1875 Ar
cade Ave, w 4783, zapisnika-
RIGA Anna Zaic, nadzorni odbor:
Frank Moro, Frank Fende, Mary
Grainer, zastopnik "a podr. st.
48 SANSa Thomas Mlinar. Sc
je sc vrsijo vsak tretji petek v
mesecu v Slovenskem DELAY
skem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
Drustvo je tudi darovalo S. mu-
zeju, podr. St. 48 SANSa "a boil
nisnico $40, in Gitalnici SID IS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-09
PoroSilo %podruznice
st. SO SANS

Cleveland, o. - V decembru
so prispevali "a otrosko bolnis-
nico v Sloveniji sledeci: Klub
SLOW. mar. donna v Lorain, o.,
je postal pc Janku N. Rogelju
vsoto $1,127.O6, cinema posa-
meznih prispevateljev bodo pri-
obcena il 81. urada -SANSa).
Drustvo Sv. Ane st. 134 Ame-
riske bratske zveze Rock
Springsu, wy, je poslalo $500
ma predsednika ABB Janko N.
Rogelja kot bozicno darilo "a
otrosko bolnisnico.
Pc $1,000 so daroyali Ignac
Rugel Ollie Rd.; Vincent Kukes,
Orion St. in drustvo st. Clair
Grove SO VIC.
V spomin umrlega Jakoba
Svigel so darovali Louis Zele
$500, pc 81 druzina Cimper-
man in druzina L. Erste; pc So:
Mike Podboj, Frank Cerne in j.
F. Terb;zan.
,Nadalje John Brescak il Bur
ton, O. in Louis Dular, knjizni-
car SLOW. mar. citalnice, vsak pc
$500.
Ia SANS so prispevali v de-
cembru:
Drustvo Slovenec st. 1 SDZ
$500; Carniola Tent 1888, TN
$1,000.
Pc $40: Slovenske Sokolice
st. 442 SNIP in Jugoslav Camp
293 WOW.
Pc IS: Joseph Okorn, Louis
Zele, John Zaletel, drustvo Lii
pa st. 129 SNPJ.
70 So: JOhn sLaVrl, Mary "a
vrl, Jacob Furlan, Peter Valen-
cic, Frank ,zagar, Anton Mez-
narsic, Louis Dular, Vincent
.Kukec, Jernej Rozanc in Jack
Selan pa S1.00.
.Vsem darovalcem kot tudi ma
biralcem najtoplejsa zahva-
la, ker ste pripomogli, :da je po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-09

poraza fasizma. v Italiji, poraza, XII je italijanskemu ljud.
stvu prozil moznosti "a ustvarjauje demokraticne Itaije.
Torej je obenem borba proti demokraciji, proti politic.
him %svobodam ~ljudstva, prot svobodi vesti, prot svobodi
tiska in proti svobodi misljenja. Razurnljivo je, da vecina
svobodorniselnega tiska Itaije obsoja in Sc bori proti tel
novi nevarnosti srednjeveskega ,totalitarizma, XII Sc pc.
raja z direktnim vnesavanjem Vatikana v politicne "a.
devc italijanskega ~ljudstva. ~E
V porocilu, XII je 3bilo objavjeno v New York
Times" cd 5. januarja tega leta, je med ostalim receno,
ia Sc. prot klerikanis tisk 2 vso odlocnostjo bori prot Va
tikanu in kleru. ,Sprico mobiHzacije skofov, duhovnikov,
castitnih sester it'd. V Italji, ali je nnogcee ~zarikati, de, tn
gre, predysem "a ~politicnos borbo, borbo, ki 10 omeneni
aheNaA1 iii duhovnki. vodijo s. priznic in XII jo ~vmesayajo v
svoje **verske pridiga?, TTaksno borbo pa je zelo tszko 70
dit zaradi dvolcnosti. $ lkatero. nastopa Vatkan. IKajti
razkrinkavati narnene 4tega vatikanskega totalitarizma je
lahko, ko Sc ia ~propagira javno ma ulicah, tezje pa, ko Sc
politicni propagatorji. skrivajo "a oltarjem ter "a paroa-
mi 0 '~zaSciti vere".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-09
Pies Glasbene malice

Cleveland, @. clani elias.
bene Matice" bodo imeli II. ia.
nuarja 1947 svoj letni pies. Ma
tiearji smo Sc odlocili, da Sc, DO.
mo tudi mi malo naplesali in
pozabavali. Ker Sc .jes bilo, treba
usiti "a opereto Mascot" nj,
seveda bio casa misliti ma "a.
bavo in pies. Nasi fantje in de.
kleta so Sc moral pridno uciti,
da So nam podali tako lepo ope'
reto. ""
-Seveda Sc. tudi sedaj priprav-
ljamo "a prihodnji ,koncert, to.
da ker SO stroski z vsemi pri-
reditvami precej veliki je treba
pac blagajno malo napolniti. In
cato prirejamo mas pies. Fantje
Sc re pripravljajo, da bodo kot
obicajno v prizidku. par prav le'
pin zapeli.
Vsem gostom Sc obeta izvrst'
ma godba srnickovih fantov 2
lepimi valcki in polkami. Pri'
pravljena DO tudi veeerja in ra'
zumliivo je, da DO dosti place
Ma ia pies vabimo vse Cd bli.
zu in dalec. Torej, ne pozabite
Pies Sc, DO vrsil II. januarja oh
8. uri zvecer v Slovenskem ma,
rodnem ;domu ma St. Clair Ave
Ma veselo svidenje tam!
Louis Belle
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-09
lI~Ul.lRilEDNn<OVA POSTA

q aELSt&H5 ~ N&AN "a - pr-S@E e. 49, ~ &r ~
slala podruznica st. SO, na CLAW
nj urad N "a otrosko boil
nisnico $27, 500, in ' podporo
|sANsu $1,000, torej v enem le-
tn samo $500, mani kot 80 tiso-
cakov!! -
Tenn potion iskrena .zahvala
urednistvu "Enakopravnosti" "a
priobeitev meseenih poroeil, po-
sebno Sc upraviteljici Mrs. JUL
j Pirc, katera je izrotila " pre-
teklem letu ysoto .$2,391.5O, ma
brano v uradu ".Enakopravno-
stu.
Nadalje iskrena zahvala Pro-
gresivnim Slovenian krozek: st.
2, pod vodstvom .agilne pred
sednice Mrs. ~Cecilije Subel, ka-.
tere SO nabrale. v zadnji kampa-
Mi, mad vse lepo vsoto, $685. 70.
~ -[F1F AZ ?
Zahvala tudi p"osameznikom,
trgoycem in obrtnikom, kateri
so prispevali yecje vsote v sklad
otroske bolnisnice, kot tudi "a
prepotrebno delo SANSa.
Zahvala Janku N. Rogelju "a
mnogo spodbudnih clankov "a
SANS, ,posebno Sc "a otrosko
bolnisnico v Sloveniji.
Odbor SANsa upa, ,da: tudi v
tenn letu stojimo trdno. Oh stra-
nj sANsa.
zavedajmo Sc, da mas nasi
bratje in sestre v start Idomovi-
nj klieejo. Delo N Sc nj
koneano, sovrazniki in zajedalci
move .Jugoslavije so Sc ma delu!
Storimo vse, da poginejo v
svojem la st blatu!
John Pollock, blag.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-09
PEVSKI ZBOR "JADRAN"

Ma letni seji pevskega zbora
Jadran SO bill izvoljeni sledeci
uradniki "a tekoee leto: Pred
sednik Leo Wolf, podpredsednik
George. Marolt, tajnik in blagaj-
mix Frank Bittence, 2OO4 Nela-
wood Ave-, zapisnikarica Anna
Vadnal, nadzorniki: Joe Pla-
nine, Joe Prime in Frank Kri-
stoff, korespondeneni odbor:
Vinko Coff in Wilma Glazar, ar
hiyarja "a note Frank Kristoff
in Louis Virec, zastopnika "a
podr. st. 48 N Leo Wolf
in Fred cesen, pevovodja Via
dimir Maleckar, pianistinja Va
leria Fortuna. Vale Sc vrsijo
ys2kp sredo cd 8. do 10. ure
zvecer Y SLOW. del. dornu pa, Wa
terloo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-09
DRAMSKO DRUsTVO
"NAsA ZVEZDA"

V nedeljo, II. januarja oh 3.
uri popoldne Sc vrsi letna clan
ska zabava v Slovenskem dru-
stvenem domu. Vsi clani in pri-
~jatelji so prav prijazno vabljeni,
da Sc udeleze. Postrezba DO v
vseh ozirih prvovrstno preskrb-
Lena, cato ne pozabite mas pose
It'll, da bono Sc nadalje gojili
kulturo v Euclidu. Ma svidenje
v nedeljo, IL. januarja Oh 3. uri
popoldne! Odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-09
NajveGje 1nesto New York

V New Yorku je priblizno
10000 Ircev vec kot jih je v
glavnem irskem mestu Dublinu.
Vecino newyorskih policistov
tvorijo Irci. skupno stevilo v
zivecih Ircev znasa IL
do Is milijonov, medtem ko live
v domovini lie STRIFE milijoni. q
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-09

= V nedeljo je prispel v Toron-
to Dimitrij Vlahov-pravi poro-
cevalec ruskega "Vjestnika"--
katerega je povabila "Makedon-
ska narodna liga", 5da obdrzi svoj
govor ma shodu, katerega je
sklicala zgoraj imenovana liga.
Dimitrij Vlahov, ..politicni vodi-
tell makedonskega narodnega
gibanja in navdusen. bojevnik "a
zdruzitev yseh jugoslovanskih
narodov v emo samo federativno
republiko, je bill clan jugoslo-
vanske delegacije ma mirovni
k%onferenci Parizu in Sc zdaj
nahaja v ~Ameriki kot delegat
pri Zdruzenih narodih. Ma mi
rovni konferenci je aktivno .poe-
segal v debate glede Primorske
in Istre. Vlahov je aytpr mno-
9Th politicnih razprav 8 Makedo-
nil, Y l.aterih je jasno dokazal
uprayieenost Makedopcsv do
samoodlocbe skupno ! drugiml
jugoslovanskimi narodi. Kadi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-09
?. j~anuarja 1914

lem Balkanu. Celih So let sem
Sc boril "a osvoboditev Make
doncev. Tisti Makedonci, XII live
v Jugoslaviji, vzivajo popolno
svobodo, "a kar Sc imajo zahva-
liti ponajvec marsalu Tito. Da-
nasnja Jugoslavija Sc hitreje
obnavlja kot katerakoli .druga
dezela v Evropi, XII je sla skozi
zadnjo vojno. Ista navdusenost
in pozrtvoyalnost, s katero Sc je
jugoslovansko ljudstvo borilo
proti nacisticnim krynikom, Sc
danes vidno opaza pr obnavlja-
nju dezele. Popravljajo in grade
Sc move zeleznice, ceste in mo-
stow; izsusujejo Sc prostrana
mocvirja, bivsa gnezdis:a ma
larije in gradijo Sc kanali. zida-
jo Sc move Sole in bolnisnice
tam, kjer jih pref sploh nj bio
it'd, it'd. Odkod Sc je pojavilo to
veliko navdusenje "a obnovo de-
zele? Cd tod, ker imajo prvic v
svoji zgodovini res popolno- svo-
bodo, zavedajoc Sc, da grade sa-
mi Ease, ne pa "a tuje izkorisee-
valce."
mi, Makedonci, nimamo no.
benega 'sovrastva do grskega
ljudstva; mi samo zahtevamo IL
polnitev Atlantskega carterja,
pc katerem imamo pravico do
samoodlocbe in narodne svobo-
de. Kar Sc tice grskega ljud-
stva, smo Sc skupno Z MIN bo-
rili rama Oh rami v izgnanju Hi
tlerjevcev il Grcije. Grsko ljud-
stvo sc dobro zaveda, kakor sc
tudi mi, Makedonci, da mir ma
Balkanu nj odvisen cd Min ali
cd mas, pac pa da je odvisen cd
danasnje Caldarisove f~asistic-
ne Wade, XII so jo vsilili Grciji
Anglezi radi svoIh lastnih i'm
perijalisticnih interesov ma sko-
do grskega ljudstva -"
Pc govoru je bio Vlahovu
stavljenih vec vprasanj in med
drugim tudi glede odlocitve tr-
zaskega vprasanja. Vprasan je
bill, kako, DO jugoslovanska jaw
most reagirala ma krivicno odlo-
citev trzaskega vprasanja in
njegovega ozemlja, XII je zgodo-
vinsko in etnografsko del Slo-
venije in ekonomsko sredis:e
slevenskega Primorja in Istre.
INA. to je jugoslovanska jaw
most Re odgovorila ma mirovni
konferenci v Parizu," je odgo-
voril Vlahov. "Kako. je reagira-
10 Primorsko ljudstvo, sloven-
sko in italijansko, je razvidno IL
sledeeega fakta: Ma poti v Pa
riz mas je v Ljubljani pricako-
vala 16 clanska delegacija Pri-
morcev, izmed katerih je bio 6
Italijanov. Vsi delegate SO eno-
glasno zahtevali, da Sc celia Pri-
morska in Istra prikljuci jugo-
slovanski republiki."
Drugo vprasanje je bilo:
""Kaksno .stalisce zavzema da-
nasnia bolgarska vlada glede
zdruzitve Pirinske (Bolgal ske)
Makedonije z narodno makedon-
sko republiko v okvirju' F. L. r.
Jugoslavije"
"Danasnja bolgarska vlada,"
je odvrnil. Vlahov, "popolnoma
simpatizira S teznjami Make
doncev pc zdruzenju v emo drza-
vo. Tudi bolgarsko ljudstvo je
pripravljeno pomagati, da Sc Pr
rinska Makedonija Gin preje
zdruzi z sVobodno F. l.. r. Ma
kedonijo."
Ma vprasanje. glede Egejske
Makedonije, XII danes jeci pod
monarho-fasisticnim terorjem,
pa je Vlahov dejal sledece:
w danem trenutku Sc vsi Ma
kedonci, jugoslovanski, bolgar-
(Nadalje :anje ma 3 stranij
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(Dne Is. decembra Sc je
vrsik v Torontu velik po-
,sliticni shod, kanadskih Ma
kedoncev, katerega je skill
Gala .Makedonska narod-
ma liga'', HI Sc bori "a osvo-
boditev Makendoncev ma
Balkanu. Ma tenn shOdu SO
bill navzocf tudi delegate
yseh sloyanskih narodnost-
Min skupin in casniski po-
rOcevalci mestnih angles
kin casopisov. Tekom sho-
da je bio med aydijenco
nabranih $4,000 "a pomoc
poruseni Makedoniji. &c pe-
mislimo, da je " Torontu
in njegovi bliznji okolici lie
!okrog 1900 ,M1aakedoncev'
je to ogromna ysota, XII do
vclj jasno priea o veliki ma
rodns zavednosti Makedon-
cev.
,ze dolgo casa opazujem,
da pri nasem naprednem
tasopisju nj dovolj zanima-
MIA "a splosne 'slovanske
politicne zadeve. Kje Sc ma
haja vzrok, ne VEN. Ma pri-
mer, ko Sc je lansko leto
vrsil "Vseslovanski kon-
gres" v New Yorku, nisem
videl v nasem casopisju
skoro nobenih porocil, kaj
so tam delegate govcrili in
pOroca!i. &c Sc ne motim,
smo incl tudi mi svoje de-
legate tam. In &c smo jih
imeli, kaj so govorili tam?
Kolikor je meni znano, Sc
nj ,og1asil niti eden! Edino
podrobnejse porocilo o
"Vseslovanskem kongresu'
v New Yorku je bio mole,
+ katero sem p~restavil il rus
kega kanadskega "Vjesni-
ka"
Bill sem pet let in pol v
Rusiji in naucil sem Sc pre-
cej dobro ruskega jezika,
tako v govoru, kot v, cita-
nju. i'm pisavi. Zato moran
nehote priznati, ako bi ne
cital ruskih casopisov, b;
marshal ne vedel, ka Sc v
resnici dogaja pc svetu. 10
Sc je, yrsila miroyna konfe-
renca v Parizu in pozneje
konferenca drustya marc
dov. v New Yorku, SO. ,ruski
6asopisi prinasali yse goyo-
re ruskih delegatov v cello
ii, pc cele strani. Ako hi
Ibila ameriska javnost citala
govore, Manuilskega, Molo-
tova in VisinsKega, hi Sc
prijemala "a glayo. ,Zastop-
niki zapadne "demokracl-
je" so dobivali pc grbi, ka-
kor Sc nikdar poprej v. zgo-
DOWN.. Amerisko .casopisje
je o tenn molcalo, kakor
grob, ali pa pray malo po-
rocalo in Sc, to samo tistO,
kar je bilo. ma skodo Rush,.
.Toda dovolj o tenn -.
ker je clanek, XII je bill
priQbcen v kanadskem rus
KEN "Vjestniku" predej "a
nimiv, sem ga prestavil "a
citatelje "Enakopravnosti'
= j. v. Kaucic.)
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n.edeljo je prispel v Toron-
Vlahov-pravi poro-
loo r,,czoro Ny1;o.4r;loD