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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
Union Committees
Attend Chest
Dinner

A large group of shop commit
teemen, stewards and their wives
will be present at the dinner
meeting of the CIO War Chest
Committee Thursday event in G,
April 8, at the Y. M. c. A.
Monroe Sweetland, national di-
rector of CIO American and Allied
War Relief of Washington will de-
liver the principal talk of the eve
ming.
Others who will take part in the
program are George Delaplane,
regional CIO War Relief director
from Colu m bus; William E.
Wright, president of the War
Chest; Richard Gosser, JAW re-
gional director; John B. O'Shea,
executive committeeman of TUG
and member of the Chest board
of directors; w. N. Brock, manager
of Chase Bag Co., and Roy LOTUS,
secretary of the Chest.
Members of the Boy Scouts and
the boys department of the Y. M.
C. A. will provide entertainment
features for the meeting. Mr.. La
zette will be POSTMASTER and chair
man.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
Operators Q. K.
Lewis Proposal

NEW YORK-The nothern soft
coal operators accepted March "a
the proposal of Pres. John L. Lewis
of the United Mine Workers (un-
affiliated) to extend discussions on
the unions wage demands 80 days
beyond March 81 when the present
contract expires, with all decisions
to be retroactive.
The southern mine operators
continued to hold out for unlim-
tied negotiations, as suggested by
President Roosevelt, and again de-
manded that the dispute be sub
mitted to the Natl. War Labor
Board on the grounds that the is
sues involved Cannot be composed
by the process of collective bar
gaining"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
AZ Of L Holding
Up Au+o-Life
Contract
Stubborn Attitude
Harms Workers

Seniority problems Of Aviation
Products employees of the Electric
Auto-Lite Company, most of whom
are members of Local II, JAW
CIO, have beer satisfactorily ironed
out, with the employees indicating
that they do not want the AT of
L and can settle their problems
within their own organization.
Despite the fact that the AT of
L has sought to draw members
from the UAW, it has been unable
to make any progress. Despite
this, and the fact that difficulties
have been ironed out, the AT of L
still has not withdrawn its petit
ton before the National Labor Re-
lations Board for a hearing.
Indignation is mounting among
Aviation Products employees due
to the fact that negotiations be-
tween the UAW and Auto-Lite
management cannot proceed as
long as the petition is before the
Board. One employe of the Avia-
tion Products Division in discuss
ing the status of the employees
said, Il know what the people in
our plant are saying. They now
feel that the AT of L by its re-
fusal to withdraw its petition is
not helping; but actually hindering
the people which it claims it wants
to aid"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02

NEW YORK-Absenteeism could
be reduced and nearly 100000
trained and skilled workers added
to the industrial army through
adoption of a safety, health and
medical program and labor-man-
agement cooperation, DR.. j. j.
Wittmer, personnel and medical di-
rector of Consolidated Edison Co.,
declared here March %.
Addressing the 14th annual con-
vention of the Greater New York
Safety Council, the utilities spokes-
man tacitly admitted that absentee
ism cannot be eliminate by So
called work or fight legislation.
He advocated, instead, adoption
by industry of broad health pro-
gram which would "cover the en-
ploye before he goes on the job,
while he is on the job, and when
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
Scale Union
Takes II
On the Chin?
Independent Union
Unable To
Project Workers

Choice of employees of the To-
ledo Scale Co. of a company
dominated union bargaining agent
in their plant election last Decem-
Der came home to roost on March
80, when two girls in the employ
of the Scale Co. were laid off out
of turn and without regard for
seniority.
James Hanna, secretary of the
company dominated union, the Ohio
Scale Workers, Inc, when ques-
toned by the Toledo Union Journal
about the layoffs said, there's
nothing we can do about it, The
two girls were at the bottom of the
list"
Hanna also admitted to the
Union Journal, sit looks like the
company put one over on US; but
it won't happen again"
Fired and Hired
Investigation of the case reveals
that the two girls, Alma Harmer
and Alice Halferty, who were laid
off Tuesday, were originally hired
into department "a, (heavy capa-
city assembly, last August. When
the Ordinance department was
opened in the plant last November,
the two girls were paid off in de-
partment ID, because the company
claimed it was breaking the law
of the state by having the girls
lift greater weights than allowed
by law. The girls had not been in
the employ of the company long
enough to secure seniority, which
at the time was six months.
Immediately after paying off the
two. girls, the company rehired
them to work in the Ordinance de-
partment last November where
they were employed until their
'layoff last Tuesday.
Contract Not Retroactive
James Hanna, secretary of the
independent Scale Co. union upon
questioning, said that the contract
between the union and Scale COM
pany had only been signed in Feb
Continued on Page 2, Column 8.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
New York Has
Pretty Girls Too

NEW YORK-The pretties
newspaper copy girl in New York
will be queen of the annual Page
One Award benefit entertainment
and dance of the Newspaper Guild
of New York (CIO), April 80.
Each newspaper where girls re-
placed copy boys entering the arm
ed forces will have its own candi-
dates for the title.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
Mexicans Relieve
Labor Shortage

WASHINGTON = (FP) - The
first results of the Mexican gov
ernment's revocation last March 16
of an order suspending exporta-
ton of workers to this country, a
trainload of 900 Mexican farm
workers was scheduled to leave
Mexico City March % for south
ern California citrus fields. The
Dept. of Agriculture is sending
them to relieve a labor shortage
there.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
Kansas Unions TO Test
Anfi-Lubor Law i'm Courts

picketing, and requires licensing
of labor union agents; financial
reports by unions; reports of fees,
dues and assessments of members,
and salaries of union officials.
John Meskimen, general chair
man of the Brotherhood of Railway
Clerks on the Santa Fe Rail-
road, promising an early court
test of the new law, said: owe
believe it to be unconstitutional in
several important respects and will
exercise our right to bring those
questionable provisions to test in
the courts just as quickly as it can
be DONE"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
IA W-CIO Wins Pt. Clinton Election
Standard Products
Goes Go BY
; TO | Vote
Contract Negotiations
To Begin In May

PORT CLINTON, o., March 26 (Specia)-Another cleo
victory chaked up here yesterday by the uAWCO
when by better than 3o1 vote it the right to become
the bargaining agent for more than employees of the
Standard Products Co. of this city
Victory for the United Auto Workers douby sweet
both the UAW and its organizer James Crowley who
successfully conducted the election have been subject to fire.
uuent vicious attacks by the small publisher of the
Port Clinton Herald which has acted in the capacity of
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02

Z. Topeka, Kas.-Constitutionali-
ty of drastic union control bill
signed into law March by Governor
Andrew F. Schoeppel will be tested
in the courts as soon as possible,
AFL, CIO and railroad union
&Nokesmen said.
The measure, passed by legis-
!. ..Hure which has indicated it will
go all the way down the line
against labor, has these principal
provisions:
Outlaws the closed shop; makes
sitdown strikes illegal, along with
jurisdictional disputes; outlaws
secondary boycotts and restricts
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02

IF results of the election said, 81
am pleased with the results of the
vote. Even in the face of last min
ute efforts on the part of Publisher
Krupp to confuse the issue by
name-calling and prejudice Great
ing editorials and news stories, our
people not only remained stead
fast; but others who had not quite
made up their minds came over
to the UAW when they saw what
Krupp was trying to do"
Thanks publisher of paper
In a letter to the publisher of
the Pt. Clinton Herald, Mr.. Crow
ley said, II want to thank you
for the way you helped the cause
of the UAW in the recent election.
There is no prejudice on my part;
Continued on Page 2, Column 5.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02

Works.
Results of the election were as
follows:
UAW-CIO, 1,215; AFL, I041;
Challenged, AZ; Blank, IA; Void,
s.
AFL Fights To Win
Ever since the surprising vote
piled up by the UAW-CIO in an
election held in February at the
Lima Locomotive Works plant
which forced the runoff election
of today, the AT Of L has been
busy seeking to gain back lost
ground and save the plant for
their organization.
AZ of L activities were redou-
bled in the past several weeks,
when it became more evident that
while Locomotive Workers were
not expressing many opinions,
those which were expressed indi-
Gated that the AZ Of L was going
to have difficult time in holding
their vote.
Last minute efforts of the AT
of L to swing the election in radio
talks over the Lima radio station
were countered by the UAW-CIO
who brought o. ]. Pecord, editor
of the Toledo Union Journal, to
Lima to deliver final talk to en-
ployes Of the plant over the same
station, WLOK.
Vote Is Smaller
While the vote in today's elec-
ton was smaller than that of Feb
ruary, the increase in the JAW
vote was an indication that the
per cent gain for the UAW was
enough to overcome the deadlock
which occurred in the first ballot
ing.
James Crowley, international
representative of the UAW-CIO
commenting on the election said,
Continued on Page 2, Column 2.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
Committee Approves
Pace Bill In 10 Minutes

WASHINGTON (FP)-The Hoo
yer view that high prices provide
the secret to production prevailed
in the senate agriculture commit
tee, when only 1 minutes was re-
ouired for the committee to ap-
prove the Pace bill, passed previ-
ously by the house.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
Sets Record

INDIANAPOLIS - (FP) - The
Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative
Assn. again set a new record when
total sales for 1912 were reported
to be 11,527,079.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
Open Meeting

There will be an open
meeting of the Political Acti-
yities Committee for all Local
II members, Tuesday, April 6,
1943. Time-S:00 p. m. Place
- Local II headquarters -
Parlor l.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
JAW Takes Lima Loco Runoff Vote
AL Meefs Defeat
In Runom vo+e
Workers Give CIO
Decisive Victory

LIMA, o.. March 80 Specia-Workers of the Lima Lo-
connective Works today joined everncreasng number Of
shops throughout Ohio rejecting AT of leadership, when
they voted decsvey in favor of the UAWCIO their bar
gaining agent in runon election the Lima Locomotive
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
Thocher EnIivens
Council With Quips
Illegal Garbage Disposal
Taken Up By Council

Councilman Ad Thacher whose sharp wit is proverbia
came up with one at Mondays Council session when Council
trying to decide who would watch the lots Morrison
and Front Ss which people have been using illegally
dispose of their garbage Said Councilman Thacher,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
PLEASE

Notify the Journal office of
change of address. Give both
old and new addresses and
name of shop, if any.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02

pany organ for the Standard
Products Co. management.
An unusually large number of
Standard Products employees turned
out to vote. Following is the vote:
UAW-CIO .....,........ 373
Boosters Club ........... ia
Neither ................ 3S
Blank .......''.'...
Ssold .............. '''.'.
flames Crowley commenting on
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
Exact Date to be Set

Individual workers at Kent
Owens echo Young's sentiments,
except in few isolated cases
where plant employees have some
personal reasons other than union
reasons for sticking with the AT
of L.
Exact date for the election will
be set soon by the NLRB and is
expected to be sometime within the
next two weeks.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
Proponents Testify for Bill

Only the proponents of the bill
testified at last nights hearings.
VIM. Evans and Jesse L. Tegarden
both of Cleveland asked that the
bill be approved and sent to the
house. Neither one seemed to know
very much about the bill except
that it would clip labor's wings in
Ohio.
William Snow and Herbert AL
bright of Toledo, the former re-
presenting the Toledo Small Busi-
Continued on Page 2, Column l.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
Anti-LabOr Forces
Urge Passage
Of House Bill 1913

Columbus, O., March 31-Anti-
labor forces gathered here yester-
day to testify in favor of House
Bill 1913 which had its first hearing
last night before the House Ju-
dietary Committee.
The bill which would establish
a three man commission to be ap-
pointed by the governor, would
regulate labor unions, determine
who could or could not run for of
flee in unions; determine initiation
fees and union dues; forbid strikes
and picketing; open union books
and records for public inspection
and other represive measures.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-04-02
kenf-OWens
Election
Coming Soon
NLRB Makes
Announcement

Word has been sent out by the
NLRB that the runoff election
between the UAW-CIO and Az
of L will be held within the next
30 days.
The runoff, one Of several held
recently in the Toledo district is
expected to go to the JAW which
is calling attention Of the Kent
Owens employees to the JAW win
in Lima March so in another run
off election which was won by the
UAW-CIO.
Pleased With Support
Clarence Borgeld in charge Of
organizational work at Kent-Owens
said Thursday, Eve are very
pleased with the support which
continues to come to our organiza-
ton. We believe that the employees
of the Kent-Owens Co. will do
exactly what the workers did at
the Lima Locomotive Works, only,
according to my figures, we expect
to score larger victory"
Chairman Young of the Kent
Owens committee exudes confidence
as he explains how the workers at
his plant are coming into the
UAW-CI0. Said Young, "Our fel-
lows are awake. They realize that
the AT of L really hasn't accom-
plished anything :or them in COM
parison with what the UAW has
accomplished for the workers in
CIO shops. Not only that; but the
AT of L realizes that it is on the
way out here the same as it has
been ousted in shops throughout
the state, and for the same rea-
sons,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-02
Sc 'ie ravno, ko da bi bill IL je-

Sc je ravno, ko da bi bill il je-
kla.
"zdaj pridi, Juri!"
Dvignil je roko, zamahnil.
Poleno je zasvicalo po zraku ter
Sc odbilo zamolklo Oh drevesu.
Nato je odsel' S hitrimi koraki.
Sc predpoldne tistega dne, ko
je odsel France, sta stopila v
Kosanovo hiso diva oroznika. u
stavila sta Sc blizu vrat ter po-
stala.
Kosanka je onemela oh po-
gledu ma strogi postavi. Prvi-
krat je videla te ljudi pod do.
maco streho. Oslonila Sc je z
roko oh zid. v slutnji necesa
strasnega je vprasala:
"Kaj je? Koga iscete?'
Oroznika nista odgovorila ta'
koj. Morda Sc jima je smilils
prepadena zena, ali pa sta ca
kala ma koga drugega.
Mimic je nekaj trenutkov
nato Sc je eden izmed orozniko,
zganil ter vprasal:
'Kje je vas sin Andrej?"
Matt je drsala proti vratom
"Andrej!"
Ko Sc je vrnil IL doline, Sc j
odpravil takoj ma delo. Sci je '
hlev, da pocedi pri zivini.
Tu ga je ujel materin glas.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-02
.DOI(,
Povest
GIRL DREKONJA
Povest

"Hoj!" ~
Andrej Sc je ustavil, France.
je odsel dale. =. ..@*@ !
Mladenic je prisluhnil:
"'Kdo so?"
Napel je usesa; nj mogel raz-
.lociti glasov. Stopil je. po pr
stih nekoliko korakov navzgor.
.zdaj je razlocil govorico.
"Na vas grem k fantom. I"
Glas je bill Feliksov.
Andrej Sc nj zmenil yee, kdo
je z MIN. zagorel je Oh mislih !:
"Ti bos hodil k fantom; ii, XII 81
kriv, da je moja sestra sirota !!
In prav danes gres, ko Sc po-
slavlja brat"
Prihulil Sc je, stopil cez kla-
nee do sosednje hise. Tam je IL
pull il skladovnice poleno. Zdaj
Sc je pomikal pocasi navzgor,
Felix's in neznanec sta sc raz.
sla. Andrej je stopil k zidu in
cakal. Ko je prisel do MEGA, sc
je pomaknil "a par korakov ma.
pref:
"Hoj! Kdo si?"
"Jaz sem. Kaj mi hoces?"
KAN gres?"
ma vas"
me bos Sci. Nazaj!"
"Ti hos meni gradil pot?''
! Andrej je dvignil poleno ir
zagrmel:
"Nazaj!'
Felix's je razlocil, da drzi ma
sprotnik nekaj v roki. Ustrasi
Sc je; skocil magic cez zid, nate
je stekel po vrtu.
Andrej nj zamudil trenutka
pognal Sc je "a MIN ko macka
ter mu sledil.
| Pri sosedni hisi sc je Felix's
ustavil, Sc obrnil ter zaklical:
| 'Ne bojim Sc te!"
Planil je k stem in ze je dr.
zal kol v rokah. Vendar nj ime
casa, da bi ga bill rabil; Andre,
Sc je zaletel ko besen vanj, u
daril je enkrat, dvakrat. - Fe'
liks je zategnil z glasom, spu'
still kol ter Sc opotekel.
| Andrej je skocil nekaj kora,
kov nazaj. Tu> je postal. Drza,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-02

"Kaj mi hoce?' 81 je mislil
ter 81 snazil cevlje. Odlozil je o.
rodje, nato ,je odsel v hiso. Ma
vratih je zadel oh oroznika. Ia
koj Sc je spomnil prejsnjega We
cera. Pobledel je, zastavil korak
nazaj, kakor da bi Sc pripravil
ma beg. Pa Sc je re premislil in
stopil v vezo.
"Kaj je?"
"V imenu postave"
zarozljala je veriga; Andre:
je prekrizal roke; mrzlo jeklc
jih je objelo.
"Zakaj, zakaj?"
" ze izveste, matt. Zbogom,
Prisla je Nanica. Matt je &C.
pela pri ognjiseu. 49,,
"Saani, pray sami. Odgnali sc
ga"
Nanica nj razumela vsega
Stopila je pred hiso, odtod ne
klanec. Pogledala je po vasi
Spodaj je stal ma potu mlade
mic. Gledal je v isto smer kakol
ona. Prestopila Sc je ma kane
nju, mladenic Sc je ozrl. Mani
cine oci so ga vprasale; odgo
voril je:
"Dragarjevega Feliksa j
snoci premlatil."'
"Radi mene,"' je blisknilo sko
ri misel. .lr~l@ -.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-02

' T.
Vrnila Sc .je v hiso. sla je v
izbo. Tu je pokleknila v zdie ter
padla z ziVotom ma pee. :.
OBJ Andreju sta stopala oroz-
nika. Tesno mu je bilo, ko sta
ga gnala skozi vas. Ljudje so
prihajah ma pragove, Sc gnetli
" oknih, v vratih, ga spremljali
z uprtimi pogledi. Gledal je pc
veeini v tia; lie zdaj in zdaj je
dvignil glavo ter. Sc ozrl po ra-
dovednezih. y
10 je zavila pot mimo Zagri-
carjeve hise, je pogledal ma
vzgor po oknih. v brzih pre-
sledkih so Sc prikazali "a sipa-
mi obrazi vse druzine. Okviri so
zaropotali, okno Sc je odprlo in
Sc napolnilo z glavami. Andrej
Sc je ozrl. Videl je Angelo; ujel
MEN pogled, nato je stopal ka-
kor brez misli dale.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-02

incl kozo presekano. Rama je
nabreknila. Strasna, grda Sc
mu je rezala v oci. v rani je
bila zatemnela, ze nekoliko str
jena kri. Ma obrazu je bilo par
rdeeih lis. Ma klopi je lezal po-
meekan klobuk. Sinova roka je
bila krvava.
"Kajl Sc je zgodilo? Kdo te je
udaril 2"
"Kosanov Andrej."
Felix's je zastokal. Slonel je $
hrbtom ma zid; glavo je drzal
20 strani, oci zaprte;; le vcasih
.jih je odprl.
"Kaj je bilo med wanna? Ia
kaj te je?"
mic. Zastavil mi je pot. Po'
leno je incl v rokah. Udaril
je." Zopet je zastokal.
"Tako! Ii ljudje mas bodo 81
tepli? cakajo maj, posvetil jim
bom!" r,. J,
(Dalje prihodnjic) F
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-02
(Nadalievanje)

"Name mislite kdaj! Ne po-
zabite! Matt, JAZZ bonn mislil ma
vas, tudi ma vaju. Ubogajte ma
teri"
Nanici in materi sta sc izlili
srci v solze.
Postal so nekaj casa zatop-
lieni v bridkost slovesa in To-
citve.
Brata sta sc vrnila v izbo
Andrei je zadel kovceg, 81 po-
pravil klobuk ma glavi, nato je
stopil "a Tonetovega oceta.
Vrata so Sc odprla. Prvi je
stopil v kuhinjo, France. Podal
je roko materi, nato sestri:
"Zdravi ostanita!'
Nameril Sc je proti vratom
Ia MIN je pristopil Tone.
"Nanica, ali te smem pozdra,
viti?"
"zakaj ne?' je dahnila pla
hoy
Podal je roko njej in materi
Cutil je, da je Nanicina strepe
tala kakor strahu.
Koraki so Sc oddaljevali pt
klancu navzdol, oglasali so 81
vedno tisje. IL Kosanove hise
sta hitela "a mimi prosnja il
jok.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-02
XXI.

Tisti vecer, ko so peli fantje
Francetu in Tonetu v slovo, je
stal Dragarjev Felix's pred do
maco hiso. Poslusal je petite ter
ugibal, ali hi Sci ali bi ostal.
Odkar Sc je raznesla novica,
da ina z Zabregarjevo Rozo O.
troka, 81 skoraj nj upal vec med
fante. Bal Sc je, da bi Sc ne
norcevali, da bi Sc mu ne po-
smehovali, rogali ali ga cello
spodili il druseine, ces, da nj
vec pravi, da maj gre zibat in
pestovat. Nagajivk Sc je bal,
ponizale bi ga bile. Rajsi, ko da
hi bill poziral sramoto, je osta-
jail donna, ceprav mu samotar-
jenje nj delo dobro, ker ga nj
bill vajen nikdar.
FantOVSka peSem ga Je Vabl-
la V druzbo. Tezko Sc je bilo od-
reel, tezko iti.
"Kaj &c me sprejmejo S po-
smehom, zbadanjem? Morda
me cello nazenejo?"
Poslednjega Sc nj bal proved.
Mislil 81 je, da 81 tega ne bodo
upali. &c bi bill bajtarski sin, bi
ga ze napodili, tako pa ne.
Premislil je svoje razmerje z
Rozo.
Takoj Cd zacetka so ga va
scani res vlacili po ustih; govo-
rili so O MEM; nekateri so ga
tudi obsojali. Pozneje so govo-
rice potihnile, tako da Sc zdaj
skoraj nihce nj vec spomnil do
godka. - &c hi bilo potreba, bi
pref napodili Rozo. Kdo hi Sc u
pal dotakniti Sc MEGA?
Doznal je mnenja, XII so kro-
lila takrat, ko je bila novica Sc
sveza. Skoro vsa so obsojala
Rozo. "Moski vzame, kjer je;
ne naprti 81 sramote, XII bi ho-
dila vse zivljenje "a njim," so
ga opravicevali glasovi.
Izvedel je, da so zabavljali
nekateri vascani tudi ma njegov
racun; da so pripisovali krivdo
MENU. Zapomnil 81 jih je; mr.
zil jih je. Sklenil je, da Jim ze
povrne oh casu.
"Grem. Roza je pozabljena
O tenn, kar je bilo z Nanico, Sc
nihce ne We, niti France in An
drej me-"
Odsel je pocasi ma klanec, tod
po vasi proti fantom.
Prav takrat sta Sc vracala
France in Andrej cd Zagricar-
ia. France Sc je bill odstranil
"a cas- il druzbe, da je Sci in
pozdravil moza, XII mu je izka-
zal ze toliko dobrot. Spremil
ga je tudi brat.
Zdaj sta sla po stezi prot
sredini vasi. Tx klanca sta BIZ
la, ko sta zaslisala wise ma vasi
korake, katere je malo nato
prerezal vzklik:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-02
XXXII.

Dragar je besnel.: .~> J.
Felix's Sc je bill privlekel do
NOV v stokih in vzdihih. Oce je
bill ze v postelji; poklicali so ga.
Prisel je v izbo; tam je zagledal
okrvavljenega sina. Ma .celu je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-02

Celia Berg, staro % let, bse'-
sa plesakG - NeaO Yorkm, je
smagala u medavnene k0mtestu
"a loprenazjemje, parasatta, kate
rega so Sc atdelesile clamice
WACS, WAVES IN Marines.