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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07
UrednikoVa
poSta
IL urada podruznice Stew.
35 JPO,SS

Cleveland, Ohio. - F'inancno
porocilo "a mesec september pri
tel podruznici, je bolj povoljno,
kot je bilo zadnje, "a august in
julij. Torej sledeci SO bill nabi--
ralci, kot prispevatelji v mese-
GU septembru pri nasi podruz-
nici:
Nabiral. knjizica Durn:
Louis Tolar $500, Mr.. in
Mrs. F. Vidrich $500, Frank
Fende $1.OO, John Koss $500,
Jos. Fernando $1.OO, Mrs. j.
sesnik $1.0O, Mr.. in Mrs. A. Bo-
kal $500, Capt. Fred P. Cesnik
$4,000, Paul Cesnik $1.OO, Slo-
venski drustveni dom Euclid, 0.
$500, Mr.. in Mrs. L. Schiberl
$500, Mr.. in Mrs. Jack Tomsic
$500, Jerry Pajk $1.O0 Mr.. in
Mrs. JOS. Spenko $500, Mrs. M.
Gaspar $500, Mf. in Mrs. FIR.
Perko $3.50, DR.. "V boj" st. SO
SNIP clanarina "a mes. septem-
ber $3.50, Mr.. John Gorjanc
(lWestropp Ave.) $500, druzi-
na J. F. Durn $500, Mr.. in Mrs.
John Gerl $500, Mrs. Amalia
Terbizan $4.OO, Mr.. in Mrs. ].
Gradach $500, John Zajc $1.0O.
Skupno $128.OO.
Nabiralec Geo Panchur
Elizabeth Obolnar E. 143 St.
$500. Po $1.OO: JOS. Staric,
Rose Cepich, John Oceto, Mike
Hribar in Frank Homec.
Supno $500.
Nabiralec A. Jankovich.
Druz. M, Koren $1.OO, druzi-
ma Stefan Trebec $500, Jos.
Maslo $500, Mrs. Sesek $1.OO.
Skupaj $500.
Torej skupno nabranega pri
tel podruznici $142.OO.
Ne pozabite ma prireditey "a.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07
MLAJSI LJUDJE POGOSTEJE
.. OBOLEVAJO KAKOR
STAREJSI
STAREJSI

L. nekih podatkov, XII so jih
sestavile neke zivljenske zava-
rovalnice je razvidno, da so IL
med 10000 moskih clanov V sta
rosti Cd 20 do 20 let oboleli
5,1O3, torej vsak drugi. Izmed
10000 clanov zavarovalnic, sta
rih mad 60 let je pa obolelo sa-
mo 1886 ali vsak tretji. stevilo
obolenj pade z vsakim 10. le-
tom, medtem ko Sc splosno mi
sli, da SO starejsi ljudje bolj
nagnjeni k boleznim kakor mlai-
81.
Seveda pa, je res, da je bole-,
zen visji starosti usodnejsa. Po
istih podatkih je delo ma kme-
tih navzlic velikemu naporu
zdravju mani skodljivo kakor
delo po pisarnah in tvornicah.
Ma kmetih Sc pripeti tudi mno-
60 mani nesree kakor po delav-
micah in tvornicah.
Ma 10000 delavcev mestih
odpade $500 zaradi bolezni "a
mujenih delovnih dni, med tenn
ko jih je ma kmetih samo 5000
ma leto. zaradi telesnih poskodb
zamudi 10000 delavcev v me-
stih ma leto 10000 ,delovnih dni,
ma kmetih pa samo $4,000. Gri-
spo dobc delavcl v mestih mnogo
pogosteje kakor ma kmetih. Ma
kmetih tudi ne poznajo zivcnih
bolezni, pae pa imajo ma kmetih
ljudje vec eirov in vnetja Slept
ca kakor v mestih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07

Boltezar:: "Gospodicna Evla-
lila, ze deset let vas ljubim."
Evlalija: "zakaj ste mi to po-
vedali? Ali maj vam mar zac-
nem plaeevati pokojnino?"
Casper: "zakaj 81 pa danes
tako slabe wolfe, prijatelj?'
Melhijor: "Kako bi ne bill!
Pomisli, snoci sem placeval v
gostilni S tisocakom in v tre-
nutku, 'ko mi ga je hotela ma
takarica izmenjati, sem Sc pre-
budil.''
Ravnatelj kaznilnice: "Ker
boste jutri obeseni, vam dovo-
linn danes kaditi."
Obsojenec: "Hvala, gospod
ravnatelj, kajenje mi skodu-
je j."
~
spela: "Gospodiena, vi hi Sc
morali omoziti. Verjemite izku-
Semi zeni."
Katrca: "Saj vam prav rada
.verjamem, toda dokler mi tega
ne porece neizkusen moski, Sc
ne da mic storiti."
Casper: "snoci sem gledal
carovnika, XII je Il enega in iste-
ga kozarca natocil belo in rde-
co Vino"
Melhijor: "To nj mic. Nasa
mlekarica zna napraviti il enc
ga Ultra mleka kar dva."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07

oktobra. Poskusajte razprodati
vstopnice, kot tiste listke, ka-
tere innate v prodaji. Dale hra-
mite znamke prodajnega davka,
in iih prinesite do tajnika.
Nasa prireditev "a t. m. mo-
ra biti popolen uspeh; potrudi-
tie Sc vsi in vse!
JOS. Durn,
tajnik st. 35 JPO SIS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07

TdkosVani G4'nlG6lna "jeep 3e
selo prikladen 20 aporabo taAds
u ,,ojbolj ko6ljiVena slucaju, kot
je videti IL gormje slike, kjer je
"jeep" vpreSem k cell Orsti re-
lesniSkih vozov, katere mesto
locomotive vle6e po tra6micoh.
Omemje,w "jeep", XII Sc go je
rabilo sa lokomotivo, y Austrd-
zsN, je opremeljem z jeklemim''
kolesi, nonaesto gunaijastsnai.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07

SANS Y KRIZI

lahko vse in pri tenn ne pozabi
nikdar na-figo v zepu. Mi Slo-
vani smo je vselej dobili v pre-
teklosti in 10 bono v bodocno-
sti. 1
Natihoma sklepajo nekateri
tudi TEN, da bi BE obudila po-
kojna Avstrija ma en- ali drugi
nacin. Pa bi sli z MO Poljaki,
Cehi, Madjari, Slovenci in Hr-
vatje. To bi bila skoro nekda-
MIA Avstro Ogrska. In ma &C.
lu hi bill Oton Habsburski, Xxi
dosega take triumfe pri anne
riskih zenskah in sc zna vrteti
po parketih, da Sc je Sc nasemu
drzavnemu apatatu vsedel veil
ko globlje, kakor hi bilo prav.
In v TAXI drzavi. bi Sc ponavljal
nekdanji pies: nemsko mad
jarska koalicija bi godla, slo-
vanski narodi hi pa plesali in
garali, kakor so re.
Torej S tenn nekako ne DO mic,
cetudi ina gibanje precej od-
meva zlasti med gotovimi hr-
vaskimi "kumovi'; podpisalo bi
to tudi nekaj nasih nekdanjih
avstrijskih "koprolov'.
Kdo maj torej resi- nase vpra-
SAME? Ali London? z Anglezj
smo ma dobrem samo tedaj, ka-
dar nimamo prav nobenega, O.
pravka Z mimi. Steer mi je ne.
kdo oh neki priliki omenja5
angleski dominion "a Jugosla'
WHO, &c bi ne bilo drugega, am.
pax do tega ne more priti.
Kdo bo torej resil vprasanje
juznih Slovanov, &c ne Rusi
Kdo Sc sploh briga "a mas ir
nase zadeve, raven Rusov?, -
Odkod pride vse, kar 1--we jaw
most o nasi starr domovini, ct
ne il Rusije?
So ljudje med nami, XII bi maj
rajsi enim samim mahom re
Sill vse: vero, narod in craven
kar premorejo v zasebni last
mini. Ampak to ne pojde sku
paj. Pred nami stoji emo same
vprasanje: narod. Komur je tt
vprasanje prvo in poglavitno
Sc bono lahko pogovarjali
MIN. Narod je skupina ljudi e
nakega jNika, tradicije, obica
jew it'd in pomenja zacetek
rojstvom in konec S smrtje
Kdor hoce torej "a live ljud
nekaj, kar je najboljse "a ME
bo Gelal z nami "a resitev naro
da. zdai je ura, zdaj je cas-. '
narodu smo zedinjeni vsi, veil
XII in majhni, start in mladi, yer
nj in svobodomiselni-taki il
TAXI. Vecje in popolnejse zajed
nice nimamo, kakor je narod
Torej ne bo tezko, zediniti S
zanj.
Ako vemo, da je to emo in e
dino, ter dalec najvisje vprasa
nje-cemu razkol? Mi smo Ii
svobodo nasega naroda, pa ma
ia svobode pride koder hoce
Nam je do tega, da jo naro'
dobi-to je vse, kar steje.
Res, ii bi rad in ia" in oni, d.
bi bilo Sc to in to craven. Kd
nina takih leila, vprasam vas
Ampak bratje, v casu, kakor
sen je prilikah, v katerih Ii
. . = = -. - =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07

Ne spadam med tiste, XII SCI
tako radi postavljajo proros-
ko bodocnostjo, rekoc: vsaj sem
vam povedal. Ustanovitev SA-
NSa je bila kakor preorano
polje: do nekje Sc je prislo,
potem so pa vse skupaj ustavi-
Ii. Kaj bodo sejali in kaj gojili-
tega nj hotel povedati nikdo.
&c bi bilo namrec prislo do te-
ga, bi bila v nevarnosti tista
ljuba sloga, XII itak drzi lie do
prvega dezja.
Torej SANS je prisel v krizo.
To Sc je pa zgodilo tako: slo-
venski, hrvaski, srbski, bolgar-
ski in macedonski zastopniki so
Sc zbrali in dali vsemu pokretu
juznih Slovanov gotove smeri ip
podlage, med katerimi so maj
vaznejse: edinstvo vseh juznih
Slovanov-njihovo vprasanje je
emo in njihova resitev tudi ena.
Nadalje: svobodno zdruzenim
juznim Slovanom, da 81 sami RI
sejo svojo pripadnost in uredbo
svoje drzave. V ia namen Sc
podpre emo gibanje v Jugosla-
VIII, to je gibanje partizanov, Xxi
je edino prislo il naroda same
ga in stremi "a tenn, da Sc da
ljudstvu res to, kar hoce.
Glede edinstvenega della juz-
nih Slovanov nj nobenega spo-
ra. Vsi smo "a to, da gremo
Slovani skupaj, ne samo juzni,
ampak tudi severni in vztocni.
Vsi moramo gledati ma to, da
ustvarimo velik in dovolj mo-
can biloxi, XII bo enkrat "a vse-
lei onemogocal tako nevarnost,
kakorsna je pretila par lett cd
strani nacijske Nemcije.
Druga tocka je pa ze malo
bolj kocljiva. Svoboda je sicer
lepa in dobra, ampak je treba
gledati, odkod pride. 'Zakaj svo.
boda ustvaria enako drzavo, X
.je pa lahko svobodna ma razlic'
ne nacine. In v zvezi tenn je
tretja tocka O podpori partiza'
nov kot edinih ljudskih zastop
nikov.
Kakor nitro je odbor zdruze
nih juznih Slovanov osnoval ir
postavil vse to, je dal vsem ma
rodnim svetom pozitivno podla
go. Ir med temi je seveGa tud
SANS, XII je bill med vsemi dru
gimi najbolj jalov.
In takoj SO vstali ljudje, k
SO V izrecnem katoliskem tabo
ru in so rekli: max. Tega nj
vzprejmemo in tie ne gremo
Pripravljeni smo razdreti vst
skupaj, pa maj Sc zgodi, kar no
&c.
Ia skupina Sc boji pred vsen
-Rusije. To sc pravi: Soviet
ske republike vsem, kar je il
l1ar ina. Vsaka druga resite1
stare domovine bi il bila boil
pc godu, kakor ruska.
Ampak vprasanje nastane
kie je ia druga resitev? Ali ,
Rimu? Ne bodimo smesni in NJ
izkusajmo premeniti' tega, kal
je: to je Italijana. Nikdar il
mixer nismo mogli shajati
mimi in kar ie Sc vec:: Italijal
ne drzi svoje besede. Obfjubi t
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07


Vino, moramo gledati in posve-
Gati nase sile ia emo sanno vcli-
ko, centralno vprasanje: da do
bimo svobodo "a yes mas narod.
Kar je mani, ko to, je nasa IL
CUBA. In &c danes kaj izgubi-
mo, bratje, ne vem, &c bono Sc
kdaj dobili ali ne. Prilike Sc ne
vracajo ma vsakih sto, a tudil
ne ma vsakih tisoc let. Nekaj
zamujenega, nekaj zgresenega,
pa gre v vecnost, kakor bite,
XII nj bilo nikdar rojeno. !
Zdaj pridem Sc do enc sporne
tocke, to so komunisti. Kdo so
komunisti in kaj SO? II bi rad
vedel to-in JAZZ tudi. Zakaj to
frazo sc tako niece v javnosti,
da nikdar ne yes, koga DO "a
della in odkod je odskocila.
Kdor Sc y. strinja z mano, kdor
81 upa imeti drugaeno mnenje-
kdor sc druzi z nekom, XII ga 81
Ger ne poznam, kdor podpira
in Sc zrtvuje "a nekaj, cesar
JAZZ ne razumem, clovek pre-
prieanjem ali brez njega-vsak
je lahko komunist.
Torej kaj pomeni beseda ko-
munist? Use in nic-to je pri-
meroma najboljse povedano'
Razpasla Sc je zlasti po Ameri-
XII, .kakor nekdanji "skidoo" ali
kasnejsi "bozo', rabis jo lahko
povsod in nikjer-ne pridobis
! nicesar in tudi nj mic zgubis ne
Kdor hvali danes brezprimer'
no junastvo Sovjetskih armad
je ze nevarnosti, da .postane
/ komunist. Kdor vidi v RusiE
: cast in ponos slovanskih naro
dov, kdor govori in pise poste
no o njih-vsak je komunist.
JAZZ bonn pa dodal Sc nekaj
da bo zmesnjava Sc vecja. Maj
vecja komunisticna organizaci
ia ma svetu je-rimsko-katoli
7 Ska cerkev. In kdor zdaj govor
: zanjo, jo podpira ali sprejems
njene nauke-ne more biti ,dru
= gega, kakor komunist, ker pod
pira komunistieno organizaci
t jo.
Kan smo zdaj 'prisli in ka
j. dokazali komunisti? Mesto d.
: lovimo poedince in mecemo be
/, sedo ma levo in desno, bi bill
= veliko boljse, ko bi Sc malo po
l. globili v to vprasanje in izkusa
o Ii pronajti, kaj je bistvo komu
o nizma. Maj nikdo ne misli, d;
}, je tisto, kar ina on, edino, vred
Z no in popolno, vse drugo pa z;
= smeti. Tako Sc ne gre ma svetu
Torej: kaj je zdaj vzrok, d
je kriza v SANSu? Samo tc
!; ker eni vlacijo stvari V javnost
:, in mesajo nekaj z narodom, ka
ne spada craven. Pusti verc
y kadar resujes vprasanje cloves
j.; kin okoliscin, vprasanje zivif
To, "a kar Sc gre, spada me-
>, politiko in mesati vero Z MO n
, dobro.
J.. Kdo nam resuje naso domo
'e vino? Partizani ped vodstvon
velikega narodnega junaka Ii
= ta-da je to resnicno gibanje
l. ljudstva "a ljudstvo, nam pric
a najbolj to, da ga podpirajo tud
y Italijani, Nemci, Madjari in dru
2. gi. Zakaj navaden, reven naro
d je eden, kakor drugi. Razlike il
stranke ustvarjajo tisti, XII ina
a jo.
o Je tako: bivsa jugoslovansk
!? vlada je imela yes cas- in VS.
r prilike. &c jih nj porabila, j
l. njena lastna krivda. In &c il da
: mes odpovedujemo vsako oblast
! ne delamo drugega, kakor svo
d jo dolznost in govorimo to, ka
: je resnica. Da narod dob
j kar 81 zeli = to je prvo in glav
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-17
Scott Tyler
tOServe as Staff
Photographer

Latest addition to the Spokes-
man and Recorder newspapers
staff is Scott Tyler, youthful pho
tographer whose work has at
tracted attention during the past
two years.
Tyler started in photography
with a friend during the fir t
Aquatennial three years ago. At
that time he used an A B C pho
Geographic outfit which cost $2.03
and a 25-year-old camera. His
Aquatennial pictures, taken as a
lark, turned out so well that he was
inspired to go into photography as
profession. With very little en-
enlargement he continued with his
experimenting, dug up all he could
find to read about photography,
and, after doing a number of sue
cessful jobs, decided to go all the
way. About 10 months ago he
purchased a Speed Graphic cam
era, the type used by all leading
daily newspaper, magazine or COM
mercial photographers.
He now works in a large, mod
ern darkroom located in Phyllis
Wheatley House, Minneapolis,
where he does his own developing.
Portraits are done in his home or
in the customers home. His pic
lures have been published in the
Seattle Post Intelligencer, Chicago
Defender, Pittsburgh Courier, Kan
sas City Call and Minneapolis
Morning Tribune.
The youthful photographer, a
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-17

working Detroit Michigan in ST. Paul visiting her parents
ing the holidays. SMITH of Fl Eusts Va,
Minneapolis furlOugh last week visiting his wife and family
THELMA SAUNDERS of Homer G. Phillips Hospital St Louis,
EVANS City, who attend
the University Minnesota both dashed down their respective
homes City, Mo, for the Xmas Holidays ELLA MAE
JACKSON, Phillips Hospital in Missouri, who
has been attending the University left this week to spend the Xmas
Holidays home in ST. Joseph Mo- Saw the following Mime
the last shopping
SESSION and daughter MRS. CALVIN MASON MRS
KATHERINE UNDERWOOD MITCHELL. A number young
mothers mighty happy that their bubbles
the bottom the draft barrel
RANSOM COINS, who formerly worked the
Washington c. back in ST. Paul at the present time CONKLN
LILLIAN SMITH Gil Tyler) Chicago Illinois, and formerly
of Minneapolis expecting "r StOrk" them visit
Michigan Paul visiting his wife, MRS. ELIZABETH
HALTER MARGARET SMITH all smiles these receiving
special deliveries from her PAUL KELLY Springfield Ohio
Paul will be back in Minneapolis round Xmas time Did know
that KENNETH BAIL Government Traine who attended school
Minneapolis his wife, Vivian making
Florida Mrs BAIL the former Vivian Bernard who attended the
University of Minnesota last and formerly worked Homer
Phillips Hospital in St Louis.
Question Box of the Week:
What
planning we'll Minneapolis
husbands affections? What Twin hubby
commit suicide twice during the two months because his wife is
chasing round with old lad? heard
popular society gal" who laid off well
defense plants long had $4,000
where purchased There LITTLE
vOved about lack the What truth
these hearing about devoted
1t the in this (whO supposed to be hep
fe has last found reliable
life his bride-to-be ago
before coming the Twin Cities Chat
to the devoted in question
tO-be and future mother of his children)
Well friends I'll have to be hurrying
again next week.
SAL.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-17
Chicago Boys Club
to Battle Wheatley
Au-StarS Jan. |

New Years evening at $50 pm,
Wheatley's classy basketball team
will begin the new year by testing
the Southside Boys Club, Windy
City's basketball team, which is re-
ported to be more experienced than
the Wheatley group and undefeated
this season.
The Gopher team will play the
opening game at 1880 pm. A
boogie contest will be held be-
tween the halves. A prize will be
awarded the winner. There will be
fun for the old as well as the young.
Those in charge say eff you can't
afford to laugh don't attend" Dane
ing will follow the game. Good mu-
sic will be played by a good or
chestra.
Friday, Dec. IT, Wheatley All
Stars will play against B. F. Mel
son Settlement House. Wheatley
Boy Scouts will give social Fri
day, Dec. II, at $3.50 p. m.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-17
Card of Thanks

I wish to thank my friends for
the kind messages during my four
months of illness. l am back at
work ready to serve you to the best
of my ability.
Squire Neal.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-17
Wheatley House
Party Schedule

A dance will be held at Phyllis
Wheatley House Christmas day,
beginning at $3.50 pm. An orchestra
will furnish the music.
Christmas parties scheduled at
the House are Lions Den, Monday,
Dec. 20, 4 pm; Cubs Club, Mon
day, Dec. 20, 4 pm; Craft Class,
Tuesday, Dec. 81, a pm; Phyllis
Scouts No. %, Tuesday, Dec. 81,
7 pm; Gophers Club, Wednesday,
Dec. %, 7 pm; Key to Life Club,
Wednesday, Dec. %, 4 pm; Eagles
Club, Wednesday, Dec. %, z pm;
Sharonettes, Wednesday, Dec. %,
pm; Twi Lite Club, Thursday, Dec.
%, 4 pm; Wheatley Patrol, Fri
day, Dec. "a, 7p.m.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-17

NEW YORK CITY, Dec. 7-On De-
cember Sth the u. S. Circuit Court
of Appeals, sitting in New York
City, will hear the Winfred Lynn
case. Arthur Garfield Hays will ar
que Lynn's case and will carry it
to the Supreme Court.
The Lynn case is the only court
test made to date of the legality
of the U. S. Ar:ny's discriminatory
treatment of Negro soldiers. Win
fred Lynn, a colored corporal, claims
he was illegally selected in a Jim
Crow quota. His case rests on the
1910 Draft Act, which specifically
forbids discrimination against any
person on account of race or color"
in selection and training.
The National Citizens Committee
for Winfred Lynn, with offices at
l West 125th Street, was recently
formed. Among its sponsors are
George S. Counts, William H. Has
tie. Willard S. Townsend, George
LIP. Weaver, John Haynes Holmes,
A. j. Music, James T. Farrell, Nor.
man Thomas, A. Philip Randolph.
George Schuyler and Alex Rose.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-17
Robert Early
Marries Mrs.
IneZ Ford

Robert Early, well-known Mime
apolis man, married Mrs. Inez Ford
of St. Paul Tuesday night. The
couple married after two weeks &C
quaintance. Mr.. Early lived for
many years in Anoka, Minnesota,
where he conducted a blacksmith
shop.
In later years he has lived in
Minneapolis. His marriage to Mrs,
Ford was Early's fourth marital
venture. His first wife, to whom
he was married 40 years, died sew,
eral years ago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-17

graduate of North High h o |,
Minneapolis, expects to enroll for
the next quarter at the University
of Minnesota to move further to-
ward the perfection of his chosen
profession.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-17
Detectives

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-17
REPORT YOUTH
HELD IN ATTACK

A 16-year-old St. Paul youth who is
alleged to have attacked Mrs. Dwight
Reed, Jr., Sunday night, is reported to
have been apprehended.
Mrs. Reed was followed by the youth,
she claimed, and forced to submit to him
at the point of a gun. A young girl who
was tending the woman's child was forced
by the youth to go into another room in
the house.
In Federal Court
Thomas Lewis, Minneapolis, pleaded not
guilty in Federal Court Monday to a
charge of transporting a woman across
state lines for immoral purposes.
C. Williams, Minneapolis, made a not
guilty plea to six counts charging him
with transporting women in violation of
the White Slave statutes.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-17
INOUISITIVE SAL
Howdy Folks:
By Helen M. Scott

the local lases about town talking about the
parties of the past Those asses who used to give their
AAL Dau+;as In to hnnLc
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-17
Squire Neal.
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank the pastors and
members of Zion Baptist and
Bethesda Baptist churches and our
friends for messages of coincidence,
flowers and other acts of kindness
during our bereavement at the
death of our dear mother Mrs. Min
ME Wright. Your thoughtfulness
shall never be forgotten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward johnson.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-12-17

lads round the holidays, are sorta up
tree, cause they say "there amt no fun Civ
ing a party when there are no boys left to
hook" (Smile.) A lot of gals, of necessity,
are planning to give ':Hen Parties" and
pokeno parties for only girls. what you
bet the lassies will have lot of fun, gos-
siping, laughing and reminiscing about the
parties they used to go to when the boys
were honey
Chit Chat Hot OFF the Griddle:
Heard that TIMOTHY MILLS and
GRACE JAMESON of Indianapolis, In
diana, may become "Mr. and Mrs" on Xmas
day. ARETAS BLANEY, who has been
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-16
TESTIMONIAL FOR
CHARLES c. PIOLA

Charles c. Piola, guest recently at
testimonial dinner at Harmons
Grill in honor Of his marriage Mon
day at st. Lucy's church to Miss
Grace M. Lasprogata. Joseph Rem
Zoni was POSTMASTER.
Guests present were: John Di-
Leo, Joseph Lasprogata, Jerry Fus-
co, Frank l.. Calvo, Frank Calvo,
Angelo Rodia, William Mole, Fred
Czarsty, John B. Oliver, Emilio Ca
russo, Bernard Costello, Peter N
Laskas, julius Carissimi, Paul Car
issimi, Charles Manganaro, julius
Carissimi, Paul Carissimi, Charles
Manganaro, Pasquale Perillo, Den
MS Altman, A Fossaty, E. Fallon,
R. Seibold, Walter Martin, H. Mar
tin, w. j. Martin, Herman Bernier,
r. Langloise, Emil Radke, Michael
Manfred, Anthony Palladino, John
Palladino, Pat Latino, Al Ferraro, T.
Innachino, E. o. Loiselle, j. Calabro,
Edward Wedge, Charles Rosasco,
Louis DeVito, Ralph Lasprogata,
Private r. Nave, Joseph Lucia,
Daniel Martin, P. De Zinno,
Thomas Barbieri, K French, Joe
Melchino, Jay Ciarlone, Pat Imbim-
DO, Sam Garofola, R. Petinicchi
Frank Imbimbo, Michael Solomita.
Bob Arcari, Leslie Strauss, T. Sci
ota, A. Bray, NJ. Mullins, A. Ciar-
lone, William Green, L. Pelosi, Jo-
seph Renzoni, Nick Augelli, Vincent
Renzoni, r. Dennison, P. Barrere,
Hugo Nora, Peter Augelli, Dan Nc
Carthy, N Augelli, John Giannini
Anthony Gedraitis, Nick Martone,
Albert Maiorano, N. Salvatore, j.
Salvatore, Joe D'Angelo, Rinaldi
Marinelli, Dennis Broderick, Mich
ael Broderick, Sr, Charles Davino,
r. Davino Thomas Colosanto. Lee
Calbro. Michael Calabrese, Cesare
D. Piola, Cesare Poggi, John CAL
cagni, John Abbiatti, Alfred Peru
gini, William Ferrarrotti, Luciano
Sanford, John Gaglione, DR.. John
Ricciardi. Charles Davino, Ralph
RoSasco, Pat Healy. Charles Stance,
Ludwig Carosella. Clifford Slater.
Alfred Ferraro, Vincent Palladino,
Louis Di Corpo, Joseph Lombard, J.
r. Lombard, Nick Lombard, Joe
Plaza. Jerry DeVito, J.fl Salcito, F..
Ragozzine, Michael Guzzardi, John
Chauveil, Mario Palladino, William
M. Oliver, Nick Nardiello. Felix VI
arengo, Armand Viarengo, Louis
Garissino, Philip Leonardo, Joseph
GanovA