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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30

Prva seja izvrsnega odbora
Slovenskega ameriskega narod-
mega sveta Sc je vrsila v torek,
%. decembra, v Chicagu. Ma
:vzoci SO bill predsednik Etbin
Kristan, prva podpredsednica
Marie Prisland, drugi podpred-
sednik Janko N. Rogelj, tajnik
Rev. K. Zakrajsek, blagajnik
Joseph Zalar, zapisnikar Mirko
G, Kuhel ter odborniki Vincent
Cainkar, Leo Jurjevec, dr.. F.
j. Kern in Frank Zaitz.
Zapisnik prvega Slovenskega
narodnega kongresa je bill pre-
citan.in sprejet. Zakljuceno je
bilo, da Sc tiska zapisnik v 5000
izvodih in Sc razdeli med kon-
gresne delegate in lokalna dru-
stva slovenskih podpornih or
ganizacij, obenem pa Sc apeli-
ra mamie, da pomagajo kriti
stroske "a izdajo.
Ma lokalna drustva vseh slo-
venskih podpornih organizacij
bodo poslani apeli "a organizi-
ranje lokalnih podruznic SANS
v svrho zbiranja prostovoljnih
prispevkov "a politicno akcijo.
Naproseni bodo 81. odbori ma
sih podpornih organizacij "a fl
nancno podporo ter da apelira-
jo ma svoja drustva "a ustano-
vitev postojank ali podruznic.
SANS je registriran pri anne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
Trzacani Sc bQje
prihoda Nemcev
ttalijani Sc izseljujejo il Tr-
sta, ker Sc boje, da bo po-
stall Trst nemsko mesto.-
Slovenci pa Sc skusajo u.
veljaviti " Trstu.

Regime Fascista pise v svo.ji
stevilki cd 26. septembra, da Sc
" Trstu sirijo glasovi O sko-
rajsnjem prihodu Nemcev.
List navajo slueaj hisnega po-
sestnika Paola Salema, XII je
prodal vec zgradb srediscu
Trsta "a sedem milijonov lir ne,
kemu bivsemu jugoslovanskemu
drzavljanju il Splita, zato da bi
Sc mogel preseliti il Primorske
v notranjost Italije. List trdi
nadalje, da ia primer sicer nj
posebno velike gospodarske vaz-
nosti, "a da je to lie en- primer
izmed mpogih, XII dokazuje, da
obstoja v Trstu tendenca pro-
dati nepremieno imovino. Trza-
Ski mescani potem kupujejo hise
v Rimu, Milanu in drugih me-
stih. Jugoslovani pa zelo radi
kupujejo objekte v Trstu-Slo-
venci skusajo dobiti roke slo-
vensko hipoteko ma Trst.
e Regime Fascista v vsej tel
zadevi 'najbolj zanima razlog te-
ga prekupcevanja, namrec govo-
rice, da DO Trst postal nemsko
mesto. Vznemirja ga, da so tudi
nekatere velike druzbe prenesle
svoje centrale in upravo liz Tr-
sta. v Rim ali Milan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30

potrebno zvisanje cen "a te vr-
ste pecivo.
POdrazitev mleka
CLEVELAND. - Pricensi v
petek bo mleko v Clevelandu in
v 43 nadaljnih okrajih drzave
Ohio drazje "a en- cent pri
kvartu. Zvisanje cen mleku je
bilo dovoljeno, da Sc odpomore
pomanjkanju mleka, XII je po-
stale v nekaterih krajih ze a.
kutno.
V Clevelandu stane danes
kvart mleka v prodajalni 13 CEN
tov, dostavljeno ma dom pa IA
centov. Te Gene bodo zdaj zvisa-
ne ma II oziroma ma Is centov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
PodraItev moke in mleka, toda cena
kruhu 0stane i'm Sc ne BIO dvignila
Pekarjam bo veS dovoljeno rezanje kruha, da Sc
kolikor mogoSe zniza stroske pri prodaji - Mleko
Sc bo podrazio "a en- cent pri kvartu.

WASHINGTON, 20. decem-
bra. - Vlada je danes avtorizi-
rala 10-procentno povisanje &C.
ne moke v mlinih, toda je pre-
povedala zvisanje cen pri proda-
il kruha tenn, da je odredila,
da Sc ne DO v pekarijah vec re-
zalo kruha in da Sc bo opustilo
tudi druge vrste postrezbo, radi
katere hi Sc utegnila zvisati ce-
ma kruha.
Prepoved rezanja kruha v pc
karijah pa ne bo polnomocna
tekom prihodnjih sestdesetih
dni pri hlebih, XII tehtajo po diva
funta ali vec. Sodi Sc, da bodo
dolocene posebne provizije, Xxi
bodo dovoljevale prodajo ze ma
rezanega kruha restavracijam,
, hotelom in drugim podobnim u
stanovam, dasi je poljedelski
tajnik Wickard izjavil, da kon-
Gem konca tudi te ustanove
lahko same narezejo svoj kruh.
Visje Gene g.
Gospodinje, XII same peko
kruh in druge stvari ali XII po-
trebujejo moko "a druge jedi,
bodo morale poslej placevati
zanjo nekoliko visjo ceno. Pri
sodu moke, XII tehta 1876 funtov,
bo zvisana cena cd 40 do rs cen
tov, kakrsna je pac kakovost
moke.
Vec vitaminOv " kruhu
Dale je poljedelski tajnik od-
redil, da mora imeti vseh vrst
bel kruh vec vitaminov. Toza-
devni odbor proucuje zdaj. ce-
ne raznemu drugemu pecivu in
slascicam, da ugotovi, dali je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
STRAHOTA v NEAPLJU

= LONDON, 70. uecembfa. -
Porocila il Zuricha, svica, ma
znanjajo, da je bio dne 4. de.
cembra, ko so veliki ameriski
stirimotorni bombniki napadli
italijansko mesto Neapelj, ,ubi.
tih naimanj 600, ranjenih pa
400 oseb. ~ r-~
Najvecja skoda je bila priza.
deta v pristaniscu, poleg tega
pa so bile porusene neka ze-
lezniska postaja, nekatere to-
varne in vec sto his.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
NOVO RUSKO OROzJE

Ameriski casnikar Shapiro, XII
Sc nahaja ma ruski 'front.', poro-
ca, da imajo Rusi nov antitan-
kovski top, kateremu pravijo
"Katuska" (Katarina ali Katr-
ca). Ia top, XII povzroca strasno
razdejanje med nemskimi tanki
kakor tudi med nemskim most
vom, je tajna iznajdba, katero
Rusi skrbno cuvajo. Vsak top je
opremljen posebno elektricno
napravo "a njegovo razstrelitev,
in vojakom je naroceno, da ga
morajo nemudoma razstreliti
cim sc pojavi nevarnost, da bi
utegnil tax top pasti Nemcem y
roke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30

pri sesalkah, da zabranijo "a
little prostorov, kjer topic je.
klo, toda ne morejo sproti izse.
savati vode.
Y Nilesu je zalila voda Penn.
sylvania zeleznisko progo, XII 81
nahaja stir palce pod vodo il
morajo vlaki drugod voziti. G
poplavi poroeajo tudi IL Rave
nne. !.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
Poplove v Youngstown

! YOUNGSTOWN, o., 20. de-
cembra. Mahoning reka je
zaradi neprestanega dezevja sill
no narasla ter prestopila brego-
We. Ma Andrews Ave-, ki je mai
nizja utica v dolenjem delu me-
sta, je yoda segla ze skoraj pet
cevljey visoko.
Delayci Republic Steel jeklar-
ne porocajo, da 50 noc in dan
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30

in cd raznih bolezni, ker MISC
dobile re sest mesecev nobenih
svezih zalog.
Amerisko vojastvo je nalete-
10 v kocah in zatociscih v
dzunglah ma mnogo mrtvih ia
poncev, 0 katerih je bio oci-
vidno, da so podlegli podhra-
njenju in raznim nalezljivim bo-
leznim.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
Darova "a c. u.

v tiskovni fond Cankarjeve
Ustanove je daroval rojak FIR.
Pecnik il Pueblo, Colo. vsoto
$1.00, mlade clanice krozka st.
6 Progresivnih Slovenk pa $40.
Odbor Sc darovalcem iskreno
zahvaljuje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30

Milwaukee, Wis. - Dne 10.
dec. je tukaj umrl Josip Srno-
vrsnik, star 81 let in rojen v
Savinjski dolini ma stajerskem.
v Ameriki je bill 20 let. Tukaj
zapusca diva brata.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30

Willard, Wis. John, Lesar
je bill imenovan "a tukajsnjega
postarja med mnogimi prosilci
"a to sluzbo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
Nov grob
Zadusnica

Oh priliki obletnice smrti po-
kojnega Franka Svetka Sc DO
brala zadusnica v cerkvi sv. Ka-
tarine " cetrtek zjutraj oh 9.
uri. Prijatelji 50 vabljeni, da Sc
opravila udeleze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
Pokojna Mary Jersin

Druzina, XII Sc je zavzela "a
pogreb Mary Jersin, katera je
bila smrtno ponesreeena po av-
tomobilu, sporoea, da je bila
pokojnica donna il kraja, XII Sc
daj spada pod slovasko drzavo.
Stara je bila 78 let in Sc je v A
meriki nahajala okrog So let.
Memo deklisko ime je bilo Jer-
Sin, po mozu pa Sc je pisala Ku-
harich. Svojecasno je vodila
majhno trgovino v mestu, kjer
Sc sedaj nahaja mestna dvora-
ma. Do casa depresije je imela
nekaj posestva, katero pa j je
bilo prodano, ko nj mogla place
vati ma dolg. Nekaj casa je sta
novala ma Lindale blizu West
Parka, sedaj pa je zivela ma
3O47 St. Clair Ave. Zmozna je
bila sest ali seden jezikov.
| Pogreb sc bo vrsil il Grdino-
We kapele v cetrtek zjutraj OBJ
9. uri v cerkev sv. Pavla ma e.
40 st. ter nato ma Calvary po-
kopalisee.
v bolnisnici
v Glenville bolnisnici, v sobi
st. 107, Sc nahaja Mr.. Frank
Samsa, 198O8 Kewanee Avenue.
Prijatelji ga lahko obiscejo. mi
mu pa zelimo skora jsnje okre-
vanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30
Pies Naprednih Slovenk

Napredne Slovenke, st. 1877,
|SNPJ, priredijo v soboto We
Ger plesno veselico v avditori-
ju Sloverskega narodnega do
ma ma st. Clair Ave. Igral bo
John Peconov orkester, "a vse
drugo. pa bo tudi prvovrstno
preskrbljeno.
Himen
Zadnjo soboto sta Sc porocila
v cerkvi sv. Vida Miss Rose
Shuster, 1903 Superior Ave., in
Mr.. Jack Bergoc. Nevesta je hci
poznane druzine Mr.. in Mrs.
Math shuster, v St. Marys, Pa.
Novoporocencema cestitamo
in zelimo vse najboljse v zakon-
skem zivljenju!
Nov grob
V st. Alexis bolnisnici je u
mrl "a pljuenico Michael Vuk,
star 63 let. Stanoval je ma 5431
Lake Ct. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil il
Zakrajskovega pogreznega "a
voda. Cas- pogreba in drugo bo-
mo porocali iutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-30

MOSKVA, sreda, 80 decem- Donu sveze rezerve toda
bra svo ofenzv XII gre nesk protinapadi bill odl
tem da uamejo past mlo tt in ofenzva Sc vail
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11
SOMETHING, ROTTEN SOMEWHERE

II is disgusting to see our law enforcement officers
working overtime to cean the city of criminals and after
bringing them before the tribunal of justice where they
should be sert of circulation and there shy
ster lawyer who is living off the fat of the better citizens
harholing crminasmurderers, hodup and thieves,
where they RIGHT back into circulation and continue
tC nav these "shysters' heavy fees.
The public will cooperate with the law enforcement
officers in experimenting crooks, that it may walk thru
life with and then their efforts met with avail
anche of 'shysers with bombardment of urethcs that
will turn the normal mind into state of mesrersm, and
the results that the criminal is released back to the
nulc to steal enough money to nay the "shysters
enormous fee for his lame brain training
Only few months ago. Negro found guilty Of
numbering his mate in cold blood and pushing her body
under the bed while he goes forth his daily routine
and when night had fallen returned home and removed the
body to creek and dumped it. Where is that murderer
TODAY? Was he given the death penalty that crime of
that kind carries in most states? Was he given FIFE
shows that he escaped from the State hospital and is still
at large Free record shows to marry another mate
and send this one the the other sent
Something Rotten Somewhere Only few DAYS ago. a
Negro woman whose criminal record is plenty long
found guilty of robbing of approximately $50 and
was given the lghest of sentences. Only those first
offenders who innocentv guilty of msdemeanors are
given the penalties They do not have high power
ed lame brain shySter lawyers to mesmerze the bench Of
tribunal justice, Those guilty Of feones always have
the 3hvsters present to keep their feet the ground
Such roreSs forces to believe that Mr. and Mrs Good
citizens directing their efforts in the wrong direction
we feel that they should motvate plan to rid the com
munitv Of shysters first and the enforcement officers
ard the tribunals of Justice work smoothly and get
something done For there is something so rotten some
where until IT is about to stink
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11
Z RUTH TAYLOR SAYS:
THE STRENGTH OF FREEDOM

The first tine I heard that phrase it came from the
lips Of one Of the truly great elder statesmen of the Labor
movement There lifetime of experience in his tone
when he said 1--WE underestimate the strength of free
dom"
What he had learned in his years Of struggle to- i'm
prove the conditions of his fellow workers is the secret of
power of democracy II is the vital spark of reserve pow
er that makes of the ultimate victory in this war
against tyranny.
There is hidden strength to freedom an innate power
which is invincibe Fearful souls speak much of the might
of the toaitarian nations of the forces of desposm But
all o these nothing beside the strength of freedom
Freedom has powers beside which the powers of armed
might crumble into their native nothingness
There is balance Of power in freedom because Il is
applicable to all without regard to class color or creed
Without equal rights for all there is freedom for any
nc liberty Just license to Cypress for the favored few
Freedom means the possession of self initiative and
the exercise of the of deberaon 1t takes cOur-
to be free because it demands the acceptance of duties
well rs of rights.
man who is free is strong man He is free from
the chains of hate prejudice from fear cshness and
despair The who is free has learned to walk alone
to think and decide for himself He does not lean on Others
He stands firm by himself.
We have underestimate the strength Of our freedom
1t Is like The education of child IF child has been pro
perlv trained he be trusted adult to make cor
rect decsons Those who have been trained to freedom
have the strength to it wisely This is our salvation
as nation This is the cohesive quality Of democracy
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11

This message is written to YOU mothers
from your Government.
1t concerns the most precious thing in
all the world to you your child.
1t asks you to hel protect that child
from fear, from starvation, from death
the fate that has belaIIen millions of
children under the rule of Nazi and Jap
tyrants.
1t asks you to urge your husband to join
the Payroll Savings Plan-the easy way
to buy War Bonds that will furnish the
ships and guns and tanks and planes so
desperately needed to guard you and
yours from the horrors of defeat
Or, if your husband is already buying
War Bonds through the Payroll Say.
ings Plant asks you to urge him to buy
more, to increase his savings to at least
10 percent of his salary or wages
Remember, millions of your brothers,
husbands, sons, friends are risking every.
thing. You are asked to risk nothing.
War Bonds are the worlds safest invest.
ment.
As you buy them through the Payroll
Savings Plan-todav, YOU are doing your
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11
THE DAY WE HOPE FOR

when live in peace and harmony with
ano<herrrespsctve Of race color. creed former serv
tude present position IN life, without mythical toler
ance, but in spirit of Good WILL assured in the convc
ton Of better judgment that will remit to every
the indomitable rights TO the admeator of his
conscience in whatever line OF endeavo he pursues For
his religious material existence When that day arrives
will be contented THEN all boast of
DEMOCRACY, and NOT until then. u c. BATES.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11

citizen of this state and county
ef all races, out of the sanetity of
their memory of Pearl Harbor,
repudiate these antgoni2ing Ra-
eial Insults made by men in public
service, paid hy tax payers Black
and white alike, and boil them, as
it were, in the urn of current
opinion as if boiling the bones of
the witch of cheshire; and keep
the fact ever before them that no
insulting words from their polluted
lips can reach more ears than can
the filthy stinch from the boiling
homes of the witch Of cheshire
reach the nostrils of the populace.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11

as the word, ERROR.
simply mention two of three
of our fatal errors and ask you to
think. We overlook the fact that
no sinner or transgressor is free
altho not in prison. all the world
today is on probation and the
Great Judge is awaiting oul
thought and consideration, proba
ton will end someday.
The errors | am calling attention
from amid the many are; o. Putt
ing Gods Judgement Far Away
ca Making Gods Business Last
CD Following our Own Plans.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11

Let me say that the Judgment
of God is upon lis and we might
do we'll to realize same. The
signs of time all indicate the fast
approaching Judgment and altho
we are busy otherwise we must
hear His call and appear before
His Bar, and account for our
errors in this present world
"In the language of Isaiah,
"Hear O Heavens give ear, o
Earth for the Lord has spoken"
Support your Hometown Paper.
The PRESS-The Only Recog-
nized Paper in The State.
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letters - THG Editor:

Mr., J.. Christopher Bates
923 West 9th Street
Dear Mr.. Bates:
Enclosed is our check for $500
as an advance payment for a
years subscription to the STATE
PRESS.
We appreciate the service that
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11

AMERICA freezer. Free from
prejudice towards those who have
helped make her great. They want
to help her scrap prejudice which
binds and blinds all men that in
dulge in it.
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Conversation
Piece
THE BUFF ON BILBO
BY Marc MOreland, Phi ID.

THE BUFF On BlLBO
We were discussing the poll tax
Senator's filibaster currently be-
ing performed at Washington
against the Pepper-Geyer anti
poll tax measure when my friend,
a teacher in a Southern college for
the past fifteen years, rose from
his chair on the me2zanine of the
Hotel Theresa, felt in his pockets
for match, and resumed, with
"That Man (Bilbol sure is a hard
man to learn'-to use a cGlorful
phrase of Southern coinage
"The critic Dennis, in his work
on the Genius and Writings OF
Shakespeare" he went on, "is
angry with the Bard of Avon be
cause his senators are not suttici-
entity senatorial DR.. Johnson, in
his Preface to Shakespeare, retorts
that Shakespeare. wanting but
fon, went into the senate-hoase fol
4 that which the senate house woulc
certainly have afforded him. Biltt
is not only a hard man to learn
but he qualities completely for tho
role of button. 1t is my opinion
after fifteen years of observing
the educational process and prob
lem in the south, that we shall con
tinuc to have just such clowns as
Bilbo and Connally and Kellar ano
the other poll tax button so long
as the Congress tolerates the un-
democratic system of elections ii
the South"
Here your correspondent offered
the professor match for his pipe
catching him up short in an unfruit
full search through his pockets, We
both lit up this time, the profes.
sor observing, "Trouble is witt
pipe smokers is they're always run
ming out of matches"
"Of course" he continued, al
Bilbo were a freak growth sprung
out of the political soil eff tbs
South, you could write him of as
Just as exceptionally perfors(
cxhibitionist. But he isn't. He's
representative of the dominant
political south and his mind is The
mind of many. Look how the pol
tax Senators are supporting hin
in his tutfonery. What else car
men chosen as they have been ans
whose education is without the dis
cipline of the most elementary con
ception Of democracy, be expected
to do?
"The Congress is about the only
institution in the land that ear
efrectually educate these men ----
YES. the Congress in which they
sit. 1t can do this by insisting OF
the employment of its own demo
cratic machinery--the machinery
which refuses to allow lour anc
vicious minority to defeat the ma.
ority will and the good of the tota
naticn. Cloture will clap shut The
mouths Of the buttons; and the Cor
gress would he recreant to its de.
mocratic duty should it fail to in
woke cloture, forcing the measure
to decision"
To a question as to his opinion
on what would happen to the ant
poll tax measure, the professor
said
at has always been a wonder tt
me that the non poll tax members
Of the Congress should hesitate t(
use the democratic machinery o.
the Congress to eliminate the I'M
representative representatives from
the poll tax states. 1t is certainly
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11
Fatal Errors OF The
Nv Orld Today

BY Rev. A. l.. Perkins
To those in whose hands this
might fall, we ask you first to con-
slider the word. FATAL, as we'll
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11

the Southerners.
"At any rate, the remedy for
the poll tax evil is within the Con-
gress itself; and the Congress can
not escape its responsibility for
APPLYING it,"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11
Legal
Obse rUations
BY Vince Monroe Townsend, Jr.

ny NIT0F HUHTUt UNIIsVIu' III
This is the first Of series of
articles by Mr. Townsend, which
will appear during the ensuing
few weeks. This column repre-
sents the personal opinion of
Mr.. Townsend and in no way
reflects the editorial policy or
opinion of this paper.
The Editor
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11

part to help protect your child today'
ana al me same time setting up a savings
fund to help bring up, educate, and
develop that child tomorrow.
ak 1t over with your husband tonight
And as you do, resolve to put at least 10
Percenf-not 3 percent or 7 percent or g
Percent-into War Bonds through the
Pay-Koll Savings Plan. Do it for that
child of yours. Isn't he worth it?
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11
WHAT YOU SHOULD DO

If you are
l. Already setting aside 10 percent of your
pay for War Bonds through the Pay.RolI
Savings Plan--boos, that 10 percen, if
you can.
Z. Working in plant where the plap /.
installed but haven, signed up yet-siep
up tomorrow.
D. working in a plant where the Pay.Roil
Savings Plan hasn't been installed. tall
to your union head, foreman, or plan,
manager-and see if il can't be installed
right away. The local bank will be glad
to help.
=. Unable to get in on the Payroll Savings
Plan for any reason, go to your local bank.
They will be glad to help you start a plan
of your own.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11

the PRESS is rendering to the
community, and wish you and your
staff continued success with the
paper.
Very truly yours,
Clifford +. Minton
Executive Secretary of the Urban
League.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-12-11

applying it.
Evening star., 1942-03-16
rHE EYEkINe'i HIeh LIGHTS.

WwDc, 7;oO-BibIs Round Table: Bible
Doctrine Of Regeneration"
WRc, 7:3o-csvaIcsds Of America: Frsdfie
March and charlia Bauer In Sir James N.
BaHss Dear Bruius."
WNAL, 800 Love 0 Mystery: Three
frozen torpses Ia The Toulouse greet fhs boy!
tonight.
WEv, s;00-ym Pop: To the Great Lake.
Naval Training Station.
VOL, s:t5-selstiIvs Service: New D. 10!
Of talks by Brig. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey pro.
senisd by ihs Nationwide Junior Board ei
Trade.
WNAl, S:30-Ius or False: Dr.. HasM'i
show from PhiladeIphis.
WWDC, o:00-VoIunteef Camp Show: Music
ior the soldier boys played by special group
OF local musicians.
WEV, o:00-padic Thsaisr: "hanpowsr."
with Edward 6. Robinson, George Raft and
ksrIsns Dietrich.
VOL. o:30-SpotIighf Band: Charlie SpiyaRs
WRc, 9:30-"The Champs" story Of the
development Of the American spirit since fhs
days Of George Washington.
Evening star., 1942-03-16
EVENING STAR FEATURES.

Star Flashes: Latest news with Bill coyle,
twice daily; WkAL. II an. and Ass pm.
The Americas "Good.nsighbof' presentation
by students Of the District junior high schools;
WNAl, this afternoon at Z O'Clock.
National Radio Forum: Representative Wood.
rum Of Virginia discusses "Aon-Dsfenss Econ.
smy."
News for Schools: News Of the world pre-
pared and broadcast especially for classroom
listening Ia District elementary schools; whAL,
tomorrow at tt:30 am.