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Evening star., 1947-02-15
Totals - IS 40 Totals 90 Is 6
Coolidge Wins With Rally,


Coolidge's defending champions
were forced into a late rally to turn
back Anacostia in last nights final
game. The surprising Indians were
paced by Gene Schroeder into a
20-10 first-period lead. After that
Dick Taylor, Colt forward and the
city's best defensive player, was as
signed to Schroeder and the tide
turned. Starting late in the second
frame, the Colts put on drive that
netted 13 straight points for a 1924
edge early in the second half. Bob
Kleinknecht's layup tied the score,
and side set shot by Taylor gave
the Colts their lead.
The Indians were limited to three
foul shots in the third frame. as
Coolidge carried a 31-27 margin
into the final. They matched each
other point for point in the final.
Evening star., 1947-02-15
Hoyos' Hockey Match OFF

Melting ice on the Penn State
outdoor rink Cancelled Georgetown's
scheduled hockey match at State
College today. The Hoyas were dis
appointed at the cancellation after
winning their first match of the
season last night from Lehigh by a
80 col1nt
Evening star., 1947-02-15
College Quints
BY the Associated Press

smeTican ssqeT aal o.. m 5S siena Galiasae'' sa 90
Scranton, 55: ST. Bonayenture, So
Dickinson. 50: Ursfnus. Al.
Glenville. 64: w. Va. WESLEYAN. 63.
Navy JV's, 81; Memphis NATTC, Al.
Miami, so; Ohm Univ. AZ.
Findlay. 81: Ohio Northern, A.:
Lynchburg. AZ: Randolph Macon 80.
Milligan, 72: Lincoln Memorial, 60.
Clemson. 81: Davidson. So.
n Carolina. IS, Ga. Tech. 4s.
wake Forest, A: N. C.. State, 80.
South Carolina, 40; Citadel. AS.
Memphis State. 40: Chsttanooga. 20.
Negroes, 80.
Evening star., 1947-02-15

,.t.,- O 400 Totals 8

Gonzaga was closely pressed by
Blair in the first half of their game
at Silver Spring, .but turned on the
heat to win going away in the last
period. The Eagles halftime margin
was 21-18. John O'Keefe and Bill
De Chard each got II points Tor
tho winners
Evening star., 1947-02-15
Leqion Plans CAGE Tourney

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. Is (P).-A
national American Legion basket
ball tournament will be held in
Brazil, Ind, April 4 and S, w. L
Brunton, commander of the Indiana
department. announced today.
Evening star., 1947-02-15
Terps Pave Hot Trail for c. US Boxers Tonight

NO COUNT-Referee Eddie La Fond didn't
have time to start making with the numerals
when this first-round shot was taken of
Kings Points Bob Thomasian, foored by
Andy Quattrochi of Maryland in the boxing
show at College Park last night. Quattrochi
wound up with the decision and the Terps
with a 6-2 victory over the Merchant
Mariners. Star Stah Photo.
Evening star., 1947-02-15

Totals 16 81 Totals = l6
G. WIS win over Fairfax kept it
undefeated in Northern Virginia
Glass A competition. The Presidents
piled up an early lead and coasted
home, with Huck Thomas high man
~-,;&1, sc y,oiy1tS
Evening star., 1947-02-15
161345 Totals IL 8 "a

Totals 13 As Totals s----l4 IA
Landon's win over Priory was its
second this season. The Bears were
ahead all the way with Tommy Man
f,,so setting a 13-point pace.
Evening star., 1947-02-15

tleo 3ee@11o1
something of the baseball industry.
Some day Calvin will assume command of the
Mats and if he isn't ready for the assignment
it won't be the fault of Clark Griffith who
adopted him. At the tender age of 10 Calvin was
selling peanuts and scorecards at Griffith Sta
dunn for so cents day. He since has been put
through the baseball wringer by the Mats boss,
who has been eager for Calvin to learn every
angle.
Calvin feels he has learned and certainly his
background supports the claim. He was batboy
for the Mats in 1924, '25 and &c. making all the
trips with the club He sold concessions at Griffith
Evening star., 1947-02-15
London Booters Score

Landon School soccer team won It's
14th straight game, beating St
Adams, 9-4, in an Interstate Aca-
demic Conference game yesterday at
I,andon.
Evening star., 1947-02-15

Totals 141341 Totals - 12 13 81
Howard University boosted its
CIAA standing to the 800 mark
with.a 53-42 triumph over johnson
C. Smith last night at Turner's
Arena. Howard has won and lost
civ oonocS
Evening star., 1947-02-15
Bethesda Girls Aheud

Bethesda High girls basket ball
team won its 18th game in IA starts
by trimming Sherwood, 1873, yester-
day. Mary Louis Hook. was high
with 16 points.
Evening star., 1947-02-15

Totals 4S Totals II II 80
Mount Rainier moved into a third
place deadlock with Bladensburg in
Prince Georges County by stopping
the Peace Cross boys, SAP. 1t bal
anced a previous Bladensburg vic
Evening star., 1947-02-15
Totals - 80 Is 70 Totals - l

Totals - 80 Is 70 Totals - 13 TO SO
Montgomery Junior College sur
prised by beating Wilson Teachers
College, 41-37, in the Bethesda gym
after trailing by points at the
half. Both teams are playing bas-
ket ball on an informal basis.
Evening star., 1947-02-15

Totals e61264 Totals 10 9.47
Washington-Lee got back in the
win column after two losses by beat
ing Lane at Charlottesville. 1923,
for the second time this season.
Evening star., 1947-02-15
MONTGOMERY Girls Win

Marion Cooper led the way with
II points as her Richard Mont
gomery High girls basket ball team
beat Gaithersburg, 28-17, yesterday.
Evening star., 1947-02-15

Totals 1s 743 Totals 10 8 90
bethesda kept clean slate against
Montgomery County opposition by
Evening star., 1947-02-15
Win, Lose, or Draw
Calvin Griffith Knows His Way Around Baseball
By BURTON HAWKIN

Hanging In the office Griffith Stadium framed picture
OF Muddy e crossing the plate with the winning of the 1924
World Series and waiting pound his back the Mats gleef
12year batboy president
Evening star., 1947-02-15
trouncing Sherwood, 5o-25, last night

Totals 81 8 80 Totals ! , 20 20
Hyattsvilie held onto second place
in the Prince Georges County League
by topping last-place Maryland
Evening star., 1947-02-15

batting the Mats 1882
batting practice the favote batting
practice pitcher Gosln lifted of Cavn
pitchers into Deroits stands succession.
played George Washington Uni
versiy Calvin pitched games Colonas and six
when he wasn't the he catching He moved into
the Mats scheme things in 1885 he became secretary OF the
farm club and later he president and
manager of the Lookouts.
Held the Reins at Chattanooga for Four Years
poed before returning
rh handle the concessions In 1914 he was in
stalled Wasngtons vice president and he ultimately will succeed
president the Mats Orlando Fla
farm club since 1888 and vice president OF the League LOT
years.
exhibition schedule and this will direct the Mats farm
At first glance that would to be soft BERTH but CALVIN
the Mats their
setup onng that method the only way to develop
young players -.,u...ouos
decaptate banned writer's from ball park
has he swing at b bali PLAYERS and had hectic time gen.
orally but important point learned He has Gained
diplomatic department and proted by those moments ~hen
he lost his head 6
his career when managing Chatanooga
made mistake confesses Calvin keep the that
brother from Chattanooga Sports
writer's.
INDICATED for Keeping Brother in Lineup
We'll Sherry He couldn't do anything right at
shortstop 1s8 STILL honestly felt he
was going good just when everything was
going writer's broke the story OF onery anu m ~
brothers Boy, the roof fell in ,, ,.
I called Sherry into asked him he could take
It, He said said You stay in the lineup Sherry stayed
in the lineup all right He wound up hitting z1S ao
batted The fans got around to loving MN of ta'
comeback" .n...
I'VE have to build up system admits Calvin Right
now we're concentrating clubs starting point 1or
young players develop we'll have teams in better leagues
and well move em along in the Glass Forda
International League but using that to develop players
That's strictly investment Otherwise we have CLASS Team
at Orlando working agreements with kngspo le
and pensacola Fla couple clubs Then we have
Charlotte the Tistae League ana cnatIanooga an m
southern Well have more minor league connexions
, , .ou .o++n,
Calvin has improving the Mats and hes getting
Increasing authority He's progressive ana efe
suspicion the Mats prosper with Calvin in command
Evening star., 1947-02-15
he second time this season.

Totals 20 IA 81 Totals ~ 4 4:
GWynn Park beat OXon Hill, 29-10
Evening star., 1947-02-15

With 16 POINTS
Evening star., 1947-07-16
Philippines Aids Settlers

Land settlers in. the Philippines
are now receiving government aid
in building homes, and some are
supplied water buffalo and farm
machinery.
Evening star., 1947-07-16
By Alice Eversmon

Although rain fell heavily in the
city half an hour before concert
time, the program by the National
Symphony at the Water Gate went
on as scheduled. Once or twice
during the concert umbrellas were
opened for a few minutes but on the
whole the evening turned out to
be mild and pleasant. Those who
braved the uncertainty and stayed
| to the end were rewarded with an
excellently played program con-
Quoted by Francis Madeira, who
made his local debut last night. The
soloist was the well-known Cuban
pianist, Jorge Bolet, whose first
appearance with the orchestra at
the Water Gate took place three
years ago.
In the Grieg Concerto in A
Minor" which Mr.. Bolet used as
his solo vehicle. his approach bore
the stamp of his own originality.
There were the sweeping phrases
which his powerful tone made elo-
quent and ripping clarity in the
swiftly brilliant passages. While
these characteristics of his playing
took care OF the principal elements
In this lovely work. it was the poetic
concept that ran like thread
through his performance that dis
tinguished Mr.. Bolet's interpreta-
ton. His manner Of giving it pre-
cedence over every temptation for
mere pianistic display was arresting
and offered strong contrast to
those moments of boldness and pas
sion in the concerto.
To achieve his interpretative aims,
Mr.. Bolet was elastic in his rhythm,
having an unusually keen sense for
the broadening of phrase for en-
phasis. The cadenza was not only
brilliantly delivered in the scintil-
lating measures and the sorority
Of its noble chords but also in the
balance and continuity of the whole.
This tall young man with fingers
Of steel captured the audience at
once, cementing his success with an
exquisitely delicate performance Of
the Chopin Minute Waltz" He
combines in equal proportions the
skill Of e. virtuoso and the sensibility
Of an interpreter.
The great importance Of the Or
chestral portion in the unif1cation
Of the concerto's idea was realized
fully by Mr.. Madeira in his direct
ing. The young conductor Of the
Rhode Island Philharmonic Orches-
ira is forceful as leader with
straightforward, explicit gestures.
The pattern Of the music was
grasped with clear insight and he
sought out its woof in the orches-
tral voices with subtle understand
ing of its significance He developed
a bright quality in the reading OF
Smetanas "The Moldau" that con-
trived a vivid pictorization but he
was equally successful in creating
the softer hues of the "Nocturne"
from Mendelssohn' "A Midsummer
Nights Dream" or the passionately
designed changes of mood in LiSZt's
Evening star., 1947-07-16
Water Gate Audience Hears
Excellently Played Program

LES Preludes.' Jubilee" from
Chadwicks Symphonic Sketches
was a welcome number on the pro-
gram that opened with the gay
overture to Nicolai's THE Merry
Wives OF Windsor"
Mr.. Madeira has a special tie with
the National Symphony through his
friendship with DR.. Hans Kinder,
who has been sympathetic adviser
Of his in the formation Of his own
orchestra. His reception last night
was warmly cordial and enthusiastic
applause greeted him after each
number Of the program. He was
inspirational to the orchestra men,
bers as well, whose playing was of
superior order throughout the
evening,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29
,TUDI REAL.No zIVL.JENJE
pISE PHAVLJICE

James Kelly je bill brezpo-
seln. Dolgo casa Sc je potegoval
"a kako zaposlitev, prebredel je
YES New York in konGna sc mu
je usoda nekoliko nasmehnila.
Dobil je sluzbico kot poslovodja
majhnega predmestnega kina.
I Ko je oprayljal svojo sluzbo
pred vhodom, je opazil veckrat
stare zenico v staromodni, po-
noseni ebleki, kako je pred vho-
dom pozeljivo pregledovala sill
ke vsakokratne predstave in
slastno prebirala te slike sprem-
ljajoce besedilo. Gotovo je vide
la ze boljse dni, 81 je mislil Keil-
ly, mogoce je kaka propadla
umetnica. Ker je bill sam reven,
je razumel tujo revseino, daro-
val j, je vstopnico, XII mu jo je
dalo vodstvo kina vsak teden "a
morebitno njegovo druzico. Ne
mo il je izroeil vstopnico in ne
mo Sc mu je starka zahvalila.
Dive lett je to trajalo.
Nenadoma je starka izostala.
Poslovodja Kelly Sc je ma do
loeen dan zaman oziral po njej.
Tudi drugi teden je nj bio ma
izpregled. ~Bolezen? Smrt?
Kako Sc je upravitelj Kelly
kmalu nato (okt. 1882 zacudil,
ko so mu razodeli ma sodniji, da
mu je neka gospa Rosley zapu-
stila v svoji oporoki vse svoje
premozenje v vrednosti vec mi
lijonov dolarjev.
Gospa Rosley je bila starka
XII il je daroval Kelly vsak te-
den vstopnico "a kino. Ceprav
milijonarka, 81 nj nikdar nicesar
privoseila, stradala je, &c Sc nj
zatekla v kako javno zastonj-
sko preskrbovalnico. Bila je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29
RAZMAH SLOVENSKEGA SOLS7VA
PO OSVOBODITV

Nasa slovenska beseda, celo-
kupno slovensko solstvo cd otro-
skega vrtca do universe, nasa
pesem, gledalisce, nase sloven-
ske knjige, vsa nasa kultura je
z vstopom fasisticnih vojsk ma
nase ozemlje v letu 1941 priv
ljala tezko, mucno dobo. Okupa-
tor je hotel nacrtno uniciti vse
sledove nase kulture, nasilno
germanizirati in italijanizirati
nase ljudi in jim vtisniti pecat
svoje "kulture' z ognjem in me-
Gem.
Ia njihova nasilstva MISC no.
va. Ma Koroskem, zibelki nase
knjige in slovenstva, smo po pie
biscitu, kljub temu, da biva tam
okoli 100000 nasega zivlja, IL
gubili vse sole in vsako moznost
svojega kulturnega izzivljenja.
Dobra tretjina a slovenskega
ozemlja, XII je pripadla po 1920
Italiji, je bila delezna podobne
usode, sal so bile vse nase Sole
ukinjene. Zaprli so vse kulturen
domove ali jih cello pozgali-ka-
kor slovenski Narodni dom v
Trstu-zatrli vsa drustva, pre-
povedali vsak tisk v slovenski
besedi!
Po letu 1941 pa SO Sc podobne
in Sc hujse metode pricele 2 vdo-
rom hitlerjevskih in Mussolini-
jevih hord. Ma ozemlju, XII so ga
zasedli " tenn letu ma Sloven-
skem Nemci, je bilo 618 osnov-
nih Sol, sest gimnazij ter Sc osta-
lie srednje in strokovne sole. Vse
te Sole SO takoj ,spremenili v
nemske, nastavljali nemsko uci-
ttelistvo, XII nj znalo slovenskega
jezika, domace ucne moci pa so
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29

vzor skopulje, ljudje 80. jo "a
niEevaii, otroci 50 jo zznsrjali.
Zaradi svoje izredne 1akouno-
sti Sc je hila vsemu svetu odtu-
jila. In prisel je Kelly in il je
.pedarjal vsak teden vstopnico,
ne da bi je bill poznal. In starka
je nagradila 2 oporoko njegovo
nesebicno, dobro srce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29
v Zagrebu gradijo stadion
"a 35, 600 giedalcev

Mestni ljudski odbor je zacel
jeseni graditi v Maksimiru CEN
tralni sportni stadion "a repre-
zentativne prireditve. Delajo po-
speseno, ker namerayajo re
spomladi prirediti prve prize
ditve ma novem stadionu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29

izgnali il dezele ali pa odpeljali
v taborisca. Sc vec, okupatorju
je bilo treba oddati cello sloven-
sko pisane knjige.
Podobno je bilo stanje ma
ozemlju, zasedenem po Italija-
nih, samo da so oni hoteli dose
ci to, kar so Nemci dosegli z
odkritim nasiljem, postopoma.
Prve Sole ma osvobojenem
partizanskem ozeznlju
Tako je bilo torej stanje v sta
ri domovini, XII jo je dusil okupa-
tor. Toda ljudstva, njegovih IL
rocil, obi6ajev, kulturo nj mogo-
ce zatreti niti S puskini1ni kopi-
tt niti z jeeami in mnozicnim
pobijanjem. V ljudstvu Sc je po-
javil odpor proti okupatorju,
pojavili so Sc prvi partizani. Ma
rodno osvobodilno gibanje je ma
rascalo, borci so osvojai prede-
lie. v letu 1912 imamo re osvobo-
jeno ozemlje.
Sc vecji osvobojeni predel je
prineslo leto 1943 po zlomu Ita-
,lije. Zaradi vpadov nacisticnih
tolp Sc je neprestano spreminja-
la velikost tega ozemlja. V tenn
letu Sc pojayijo v predelih, XII so
jih osvobodili partizani, to je
predysem ma Dolenjskem, No
tranjskem in v Bell Krajini ljud-
ske sole povsod tam, kjer je bilo
lmogoce. Tako je delovalo v SOL
skem letu 1943-44 ze 437 ljud-
skin Sol z okrog 10000 ucenci, v
naslednjem letu pa Sc je stevilo
povspelo. ma 531 Sol z 34,5oo
ucenci. PRAY tako SO Sc ustanav'
lljale gimnazije in cello tam, kjei
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29
Slouenskii an,eriSskhi r,Qrodnii suet

J j(OUenSkl QnleTlSlH IlQTOd1l sue,
3424 w. 2eth stres4. chicsso a. M
rdna tpvD konvenciH Sans, 1914
hvsli sdse usdnikL 81 odbonld n sani d
ksa odboe.: -fs.,. ~.
"~ cAsTrH cIANI: ~ .-..
c..tni preaasdnik: LOUIS ADAAIC Milford,
MARIE PRlsLAND 1914 Dinsha Aysnaa
castna saan. DR Il Kern sss Clair Ave, cvsa.d
.:.@ CLAM EKsEKUTIvE: .@s4. @.@s ~
Mich
NJ RoGEIJ ss sehads Cleveland s. O.
DsdpresanR: FRED WIDER se &c. Iswnda Ave. chioas a.
T.jnik. MRko O. KuHM w. 2sth ST., Chicago n.
BaagatuR: Chsags 81 m
zapiar JACOB zURAN 14ea So Lonabars Ave. Bss~yn. III
LEO JURJovEC, W. Chiass l. m
ANTON KRAPENC 1ess W. 4st H- Chicago m
ANDREW FuaLAN. ass Buren waukssan. H.
FRANK ZAITz ssel So IAvndale Ave, Chicago ~ m
NADzORNn oDBoR,
ZEIEZNKAR, predsednik Chicago st, Joliet NJ
JOSIE ZAKRAJsEK, Cornelia Ave. Cleveland Ohio
JOSEPH ZAvERTNIK, 500 Tenany Rd, Enslewood. n. J..
sRsI oDB0R.
ANTON DEBEvC 1890 So. lBth st, sheboygan VIII.
JOSEPH DURN, Waterloo Rd, Cleveland 10, Ohis
Sheffield Chicago II. M
THERESA GERzEI. ss4 Erie Ave, w. AHquippa, Pa
ANTON HORZEN, 1889 First st, In Sale, M-
ANTHONY JERSIN, Washington St, Denver Colo
REV. MATH KEBE, 22s--57th st, Pittsburgh ], Pa
FRANK KLUNE se4-ssd St, N. w. chhhefna Mimi
HELENA KUSAR. 1896 So Kenlworth Ave, Berwyn, ILL.,
KATHERINE Hawthorne Detroit ; Mich.
JOHN KvARTICH, Al statsen St, Brtdgevms fa
JOHN POLLOCK 24465 Lakeland Rlyd- Nobe, Ohio
Menahan st, Brooklyn N. Y.
Cleveland 19, Ohio
THERESA sPECK Ave, NO.
VALENTINE sTROJ, N Holmes Ave, Indanapolis Ind
M. STONICH St, Pueblo, Colo.
ANDREW vIDRICH Forest Ave, Johnstown.
ANTON ZBASNIK, A. F. Z. Bldg, Ely, Minn.
JOSEPH ZoRC 1o45 Wadsworth Ave. No. Chicago, Ill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29

Il I.JAAA SASSA EASA s0JAAN ~ HAAS'
Bile so stiri.
\ Sole 60 MISC omejevale le ma
prejsnje drzavne meje v obmoc-
|, ju bivse Jugoslavije, temvec so
predysem ma Primorskem, kjer-
koli je bilo mogoce, odpirali So
lie, dasi mnogokrat zelo primi-
! Htiyno in, Sc ucili slovenske bese-
de, XII je bila zlasti po nastopu
litalijanskega fasizma vseskozi
zatirana. .
Ma osvobojenem ozemlju pa
Sc MISC ustanavljale lie sole. Po-
javilo Sc je Slovensko narodno
gledalisee, XII je po vseh vaseh
in borcem ma polozaju uprizar-
jalo igre, pojavljali so Sc pesni-
| XII in pisatelji, opevajoc junaska
! dejanja slovenskega ljudstva v
| neenakem boju proti nadmoc-,
| MIN silam fasizma, slikarji so
risali hrabre borce, pozgane va
81, napore zaledja, prirejali raz-
! stave. Ozivljala Sc je ljudska Pc
sem, oplojena po novi samoza-
vestnejsi pesnitvi, vznikle so no.
We melodije. Casopisje narodno
osvobodilnega gibanja je vzpod-
bujalo partizane v borbi, ljud-
. stvo v zaledju in zasuznjenim v
okupiranih krajih je vlivalo no.
viii moci. Tiskale so Sc najrazno-
vrstnejse brosure in knjige.
Seveda to nj bilo lahko. Oh
vdorih ma osvobojeno ozemlje so
padali ucitelji, porusene so bile
sole, unicene tiskarne.
Oh osvoboditvi v maju 1915
je bila dedseina, XII jo je prevze-
la nova oblast, unicujoca. Ma
ozen1lju Slovenije, v starih me-
jah nekdanje Jugoslavije, je BIZ
10 90 popolnoma unicenih SOL
skin poslopij, 200 poslopij je bilo
delno unieenih, $40 demoliranih.
Skupno je bilo neuporabnih
74% vseh solskih zgradb.
| Podobno stanje je vladalo
drugje. Knjiznice in muzeji so
bill izropani. Vendar nj bilo ca
sa "a premisljevanje. Pristopiti
je bilo treba takoj k resnemu in
trdnemu delu. To pa nj bilo lah-
ko. Kajti povsod so bile rusevi-
ne, manjkalo je ljudi, sal so prav
najboljsi padali in urnirali v in
ternaciji. Toda pridne roke so
zgrabile "a delo, ceprav je bio
treba premagovati neverjetne
ovire in tezave. Primanj jkovalo
je uciteljev-ustanavljali so Sc
uciteljski tecaji. Namesto Sol
skin zgradb so Sc dvigali v nebo
goli zidovi-vascani so prosto-
voljno popravili vasko Solo. Nj
bilo goriva-rudarji so poveeali
proizyodnjo premoga. Otroci so
bill ponekod bosi in goli-delav-
ci v tekstilnih tovarnah so po-
vecali svoje napore. In tudi slo-
venski izseljenci MISC pozabili ma
svojo rojstno dezelo. TAX je
obraz move Jugoslavije.
Nagel porast Solstva
po letu ls45
Slovenska beseda je po letu
1916 zavzela mesto, XII ga v vsej
prejsnji zgodovini nj poznala.
stevilo osnovnih Sol Sc je takoj
} po osvoboditvi znatno dvignilo
, ter doseglo stevilko preko $50,
> docim DELUXE 80 nizjih gimnazij,
tonej mnogo wee kot ma istem
ozemlju pred vojno. stevilo dija-
stva je doseglo predvojno stop,
MO, eeprav Sc je radi vojne zni.
? zalo stevilo prebivalstva. Visa
: skrh ie nOsveGena t1,di naSi npj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-29

stoletja odtrgana cd domovine,
brez sleherne slovenske Sole. V
conf B, XII je zasedena po jugo-
slovanski armadi, sc je v lam
skem letu ustanovilo osem sred-
njih Sol in ma stotine osnovnih
sol. Po prikljucityi tega ozemlja
k Jugoslaviji Sc bo to stevilo Sol
Sc znatno poveealo. Ma ljubljan-
ski univerzi pa sc izobrazujejo in
vzgajajo delavni intelligent.
Poleg popolne universe, "a ka-
tere izpopolnitev SO Sc Slovenci
v start Jugoslaviji zaman borili,
so Sc ,ustanovile Sc umetniske
akademije, XII jih doslej nismo
poznali ali pa smo jih vedno "a
man zahtevali. Danes pa imamo
Glasbeno akademijo; ACADEMIC
"a igralsko umetnost in Akade-
milo "a likovno umetnost, NADIA
lie osnovan Zavod "a zascito
kulturno zgodovinskih spomeni-
kov in prirodnih znamenitosti.
Potrebno je poudariti, da je
sedaj sestavljeno nase dijastvo
il drugacnih druzbenih plasti
kot pred vojno, ko. so bila zapr-
ia solska vrata do visje izobraz-
be delavski in kmecki mladini.
zlasti v podezelju, kjer so Sc
ustanovile move gimnazije, ina
vsak nadarjeni ucenec moznost
razvoja in napredka. Ustanov-
ljeno je bilo mnogo dijaskih
domov, kjer dobivajo ucenci
hrano in stanovanje. Oblast
omogoca velikemu stevilu slo-
venske mladine, da razsirja in
poglablja svojo izobrazbo. Vsem
talentom so odprta vrata "a do
sego visje stopnje izobrazbe.
Mladina Sc v polni meri zaveda
svoje temeljne naloge, da bo pri-
spevala k dvigu blaginje celo-
kupnega nasega naroda, da DO
pomagala S svojim znanjem gra-
diti tovarne in elektrarne, da DO
pomagala zboljsati in povecati
kmetu njegov pridelek ter mu
obenem lajsati naporno delo. -
500 pevskih zborov.
400 igralskih druzin
Dasi danaSnia Liudska repub.