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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15

Words OF Wisdom
Let falsehood be a stranger to
thy lips Shame on the policy
that hrst began to tsmper with
the heart. to hide its thoughts.
And doubly shame on that inglor-
ious tongue that sold its honesty.
and told a lie Harvard.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15

One-Minute Test
1. What is the meaning Of the
word "candent"?
2. What does to vitiate" mean
,. What does 'inviolate" mean
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15

HINTS on Etiquette
h y not ,xactoper 70 As.t TO look
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15

at the menu when you 20 into a
restaurant before you are shown
TO a table
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15
Your Health
Nitamin b as
Energy Factor
Believed Sure

BY Logan Clendennlng, N. o.
THERE is a fascinating theory
about modern civilization that
have already expressed in this col
ann, but since it is apropos to the
subject | am TO discuss today 1t
will bear brief repetition.
The theory is that the reason so
little is accomplished in tropical
countries is that the heat and per-
sp!ration make for a high excre-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-15

TO Be Continued)
Evening star., 1943-12-10

clinch presidential nomination
that he otherwise thought he would
lose" continued Mr.. Cowles, "cer-
tainly isn't the kind Of fellow who
would tolerate any attempt by his
supporters to buy delegate votes" I"
(This was one of the charges against
Mr.. Willkie made by Mr.. Sparks In
his book)
Mr.. Cowles told Mr.. Sparks the
latter's charge that former Gov.
Harold Stassen of Minnesota had
been won over to the Willkie side
through Mr.. Cowles and Thomas
Lamont, Morgan partner, because
Mr.. Lamont had helped finance the
purchase Of Mr.. Cowles' Minneapolis
newspaper property, was utterly
flase. He added:
Your pamphlet says that when
Gov. StaSsen, some months ahead of
the 1910 Republican convention, de-
clared himself as favoring Dewey's
nomination, there was 'consterna-
ton in Wall Street; that Thomas
Lamont at one time loaned or ar
ranged a substantial loan to Cowles
to complete purchase of his Min
neapolis newspaper property; that
I, presumably at Lamonts request,
then suggested to Stassen that he
go to New York to see Lamont; that
Lamont promised Stassen he could
be temporary chairman of the Re-
publican convention If he would
shift his allegiance to Willkie; that
Stassen made that deal and re-
turned to Minnesota all out for
Willkie.'
First of all, Thomas Lamont has
Evening star., 1943-12-10

trust laws to insure real competi-
ton, many of the ultraconserva-
tives are ready to attack the achieve
ments of the Roosevelt-Hull foreign
policy and to concentrate on a
sweeping emasculation Of progress
siye measures of domestic policy.
They are already assuming that be-
cause the American people are ir-
ritated by administrative mistakes
and wartime restrictions, the elec-
torate will accept any Republican
nominee for the presidency and par
ticularly one who straddles in world
issues.
Mr.. Wilson has given a timely bit
Of advice to the businessmen who
think the 1914 election is already
over and that the Nation is ready
to 60 back to traconservatism-
to the spokesmen who are begin
ming to pick flaws in the world CO.
operation program already &C
claimed and to become preoccupied,
as in the 1920s, with the illusions
of another era of economic nation
alism and isolation.
Reproduction Rights Reserved)
Evening star., 1943-12-10
By FREDERIC J. HAsKIN

~. WnaC Is tne OldeSt regiment IN
the Army?-N. B.
A. The Sd Infantry Regiment is
the oldest in the Regular Army. 1t
was known as the PENNSYLVANIA
Regiment in Continental Service In
1874 and since then has seen service
IN every war of the United States.
Q. Is the exact date of Christ's
birth knoWn?-R. F. E.
A. Neither the year nor time of
the year is exactly known. Jesus
was probably born in 4 BIC. or DOS
sibly as early as II BIC, according
to some authorities. The uncer-
tanity is due to an error in calendar
computations by Dionysius Exiguus
who lived in the sixth century.
@. What was the extent Of Thack-
erays writings?-E. L. H.
A. The author contributed to q
periodicals. His collected works All
rs volumes and include almost all
types OF writing-prose, verse, ro-
nance, parody, essay, biography and
criticism.
@. When was the first all-talkine
picture produced?-N d.
A. The first all-talking picture was
The Lights of New York" produced
in 1928.
Q. What is the Boston stump?-
P. F.
A. This is popular name for the
celebrated western tower OF the
Church of st. Botolph, Boston, Eng
land. The tower is 290 feet high and
is landmark for 40 miles.
@. How does the area Of the State
of Texas compare with that of the
European countries?-A. E.V.
A. Texas covers more territory
than France, Belgium, the Neither
lands and Denmark combined.
@. What is the distinction between
the terms ocean" and "sea"?-
B. E. E.
A. The term sea" is applied to a
body of water of the second degree
that Is, next in size to an ocean.
O. What is the correct pronuncia-
ton of the surname of the English
poet, William Cowper?-D. K. c.
A. The name is pronounced as
though spelled Cooper.
O. Is it true that certain denomi.
nations favor certain types of archi.
lecture for their churches?-B B.
A. Thomas E. Tallmadge writes
"The Episcopalians always, and the
Evangelical churches usually, choose
the Gothic for their architecture,
expression. . . The Colonial is not
used as often as might be, though
it is particularly fitting as a setting
for the Congregationalists with theil
meeting house tradition. The
Christian Scientists usually select
pure Classic in its Greek or Roman
phase; the Roman Catholics the
Gothic or italian Baroque; the He.
brews, some form of Byzantine OF
Oriental style of architecture fol-
their synagogues."
Evening star., 1943-12-10

at no time ever loaned or ARRANGED
q loan, directly or indirectly, to me
for any purpose whatsoever, nor has
he ever had any financial interest
OF any kind in any Of our publica-
tions."
Mr.. Cowles added that neither Mr..
Lamont nor any one else ever sug-
gested he arrange Stassen Lamont
meeting. He said he had been in
formed that Mr.. Stassen and Mr..
Lamont, as a matter of fact, never
met each other anywhere or at any
time, and have never communicated
with each other.
while Mr.. Lamont and are
second cousins" Mr.. Cowles said,
"and I admire him and am happy
to be regarded as a friend of his,
We have never had any personal
business or financial dealings.
Il concluded to support Wendell
Willkie in 1910 because I thought
then, just as I think today, that he
has more of the qualifications that
the occupant of the White House
should have than any other pos
sibility."
Mr.. Cowles categorically denied
that Mr.. Stassen had ever publicly
declared for Gov. Dewey, or that
he had done so privately. He said
MIR. Stassen had been selected to
be temporary chairman of the con-
vention by the Committee on Ar
rangements on April 16, 1910, and
that Gov. Stassen met Mr.. Willkie
for the first time nine days later,
when he (Cowles) introduced them
In New York. This meeting was ar
ranged by Mr.. Cowles on his own
Evening star., 1943-12-10
|Cow|es Says Wi||kie
Rejected Two Deals
|At 1910 Convention
By GOULD LINCOLN,

Wendell L. Willkie turned down
two deals" for delegate assistance
at the Republican National conven-
ton in 1910, at a time when Mr.
Willkie believed Senator Taft OF
Ohio would defeat him for the pres
idential nomination. John Cowles
president of the Minneapolis Star
Journal and Tribune. revealed to-
day in a letter to C. Nelson Sparks
former Mayor Of Akron, Ohio, and
author of the book. "One Man.
which attacks Mr.. Willkie.
One of these deals would have
given Mr.. Willkie, instead OF Sena-
tor Taft, substantial block of votes
if he promised to make a certain
important individual" cabinet
officer. The other would have turned
over to Mr.. Willkie another block OF
delegates If he promised the vice
presidential nomination to. another
man.
Mr.. Cowles said he was alone with
Mr.. Willkie at his hotel in Phila-
delphia after the second ballot at
the convention and throughout the
rest of the balloting. Between the
fourth and fifth ballots, two tele-
phone messages to Mr.. Willkie said
that disintegration of the forces OF
Thomas E. Dewey would almost
surely result in Senator Taft's nom-
ination. Coupled with one of these
messages was the proposal about
the cabinet Office, and with the
other, the deal for a vice presiden-
tial nomination.
Prepared to Leave Hotel.
AFTER hanging up the telephone, u
Mr.. Cowles said, 'Willkie turned to
me and said: Apparently Taft is
going to be nominated on the next
ballot and we have lost, but it has
been a grand fight and I would far
rather lose the nomination than
win it by making any deal of any
kind. Let's slip out of here and get
away from the crowds before Taft
Is nominated"
Mr.. Cowles said they put on their
hats and started to leave the Willkie
headquarters, with full expectation
that Senator Taft would be nomin-
ated on the next ballot. But word
came that strength was shifting to
Mr.. Willkie and his nomination was
assured.
"A man who would turn down, as
Willkie did, two such proposals to
Evening star., 1943-12-10

initiative and at the suggestion Of
no one.
Mr.. stassen did not declare his
support for Willkie, Mr.. Cowles said,
until June "a, late in the evening
after Stassen's keynote speech had
been made to the convention.
Both men, Mr.. Cowles said, came
to his hotel and after several hours
discussion Stassen said he was con-
vinced Mr.. Willkie was the best
man for the Republican nomination
and that he would support him.
THAT was the first indication that
either Willkie or had had-or any
body else, so far as I know-that
Stassen would even cast his vote for
WILKES nomination" he said.
Mr.. Cowles said that Mr.. Sparks
charge against Mr.. Stassen, now on
active naval duty in the South Pa
ciflc as a lieutenant commander on
Admiral Halseys staff, is "ethically
contemplate and the cheapest kind
of politics"
Evening star., 1943-12-10

ANAA w A
of the General
Electric Co. and
was called to
Govern m e Mt
service because
of his experience
in pro d uction.
He Is not a poll
tician and he is
by no means an
expert In gov
ern m entail az
fairs. He ha s
made some mis-
takes in admin
istration, a n d
this correspond
A~k = - ~ ~
Evening star., 1943-12-10
Hoskin's
Answers to
Questions

This paper puts at your disposal the
service of an extensive organization
IN washington to answer questions.
This bureau cannot attempt to dag
nose disease. A doctor should be called
in all such cases. You have only TO
address The Evening Star Information
Bureau. Frederic J. Haskin, Director,
Tor return nnSta1e
Evening star., 1943-12-10

at the weekly luncheon Of the Har.
ward Club Of Washington ut 1890
pm. tomorrow at the Annapolis
Hotel.
Evening star., 1943-12-10
Thinking of Our Times
Wilson Warning of Right.Wing Reaction
Should Be Studied by Business World
By DAVID LAWRENCE.

Charles Wilson, who the chief operating executive
the War Production Board has just delivered speech
contains such significant declaration at this critical
American history that his words should weighed deeply
business world He against rightwng reaction"
he is the first business man to do SO.
Evening star., 1943-12-10
Justice Arnold to Speuk

Justice Thurman Arnold Of the
United States Court Of Appeals for
the District Of Columbia will speak
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-16
UREDNIKOW POSTA

prireditev veliko, in ker Sc nj
smo straSii della, smo dosegli
.tudi uspeh. Ko Sc je ia priredi-
.tev vrsila III. okt.) smo imeli
skupnega prometa "a $1.O81.34.
IPreostanek tie prireditve' je bill
$619.91. Med tenn letom smo tu-
,di nabrali v prostovoljnih pri-
'spevkih V skupni vsoti S343.53.
To so tudi vsote, XII so Jill pri-
yspevala tukajsnja drustva.
V minulem decembru sem
,,sprejel darove cd sledecih dru-
stew: "V boz st. So SNIP $50.
!Zdruzeni bratje st. 26 SNIP $25
Blejsko jezero st. II SDz $40;
Zdruzene Slovenke st. % SDZ
$40; "Strugglers" st. Ga SNIP
IS; Washington st. 80 S.Z.Z,
S.; Friendship Grove st. 125 w.
IS. - Skupno torej S110.
Med letom so nam ODE sku-
pne prireditve prinesle $1,543.89
z prostovoljnimi doneski torej
$1,887.42. Skupni. stroski so bill
$704.48. Cd tega smo odposla-
Ii ma glavnega blagajnika JPO-
SIS Juroveca $500.
! Ma tukajsnjo lokalno posto-
janko st. 2 Mr.. Kollanderja tu-
di preko $500. Ma rokah imamo
Sc blagajno oziroma cekovno
vlogo "a S181.O9. Cd tega bono
v kratkem odposlali Sc $3.50. ma
glavni stan. ~,
Torej V minulem letu je bilo
zapoceto delo dobro. Kaj pa v
letu 1913? Ali smo pripravljeni
doprinesti nekoliko vec v tenn O.
ziru v nasi naselbini? Ali ste pri
prayljeni z malo vecjega sodelo-
vanja, rojaki in rojakinje v ma
selbini? Ali Sc zavedamo vsi do
wolf svoje bratske dolznosti ma
tenn humanitarnem polju "a ma
Sc zasuznjene brate in sestre
,onstran oceara.
zivimo Y zgodovinskih cash,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-16

svet "a ia okraj ma zadnJi seJl,
Sc nj popolen, ina pa nalogo, ga
preisce kaksne so potrebe in ka-
ko Sc ustanovi zavod "a to oskr-
bo. Odbor je ma delu, da preisce
koliko otrok je Re sedaj potreb-
nih oskrbe in ali bi matere po-
.siljale svoje otroke v tax zavod,
'ee bi bill us%tanovljen.
Delavske matere, CLAM nJih
druzin, ali prijatelji, XII so jim
re znani slueaji, k5er je dnevna
oskrba Re potrebna, hi zelo po-
magali ako bi sporocili tozadev-
nj. TO lahko sporocite ma ured-
nistvo tega lista, ali pa ma Nor
wood citalnico, 6405 Superior
Ave-, takoj. Tenn hitreje ko Sc
1--we "a potrebe, tenn hitreje Sc
DO dalo ustanoviti zavod, kJer
sc DO nudilo oskrbo "a otroke v
starosti Cd drugega do petega
leta. F. T. 5.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-16

ko nemirna in zatrta Sloveniia
krvavi kot Sc nikoli v svoji Ego
DOWN. tako. In Ia krvaveca Slo-
venija gleda %upraviceno tudi ma
mas, kot ma svoje rodne brate
in sestre, in prosi "a pomoe in
sodelovanje pc osvoboditvi.
Pomagajte j, in poskusajte j
'celit tie krvaveee rane. v mas hi
sc moral zbuditi obcutek, da mi,
XII zivimo tu in uzivamo svobo-
do, da ne nehamo preje, da DO
|doprineseno to tudi nasim krv-
MIN sorodnikom ono stran oce.
ana. Danes so potrebne vse nase
sile in moci v smotreno delo, da
poskusamo d%oprinesti Use axe
je treba, do prave svobode ma,
Sim in vsemu clovestvu.
Use tiranstvo in krvolitje da'
nasnjega barbarizma maj izgine
" BODICE v cloveski druzbi.
Ali Sc katerikrat vprasate sa
mi sebe, koliko sem pripravlje1
doprinesti sam k temu, ali sen
re kaj storil v tenn duhu?
Poskusajmo torej v letu 1874;
'doprinesti in strniti vsi vse sill
v skupnost, ne glejmo delo ne
katerih lie cd strani.
Nasa dolznost kot civilizira
mega cloveka je, da zavrzem'
mlacnost cd sebe, in Sc poprime
mo della in prispevamo vsi p
svojih moceh.
Pri tenn maj Sc opozorim VS.
novoizvoljene zastopnike, kate1
boste v tenn letu tvorili to pc
stojanko, da Sc vrsi skupna sc
je dine 26 j%anuarja v Sloven
Iskem delavskem domu ma We
terloo Rd. Vdelezite Sc je vsi &C
tovo, tudi start zastopniki ma
ne izostanejo!'
Ia lokalno podruznico st. 81
: JPO.SS.
} Jos. F. Durn, tajnil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-16
Krozek st. l Progresivnih
SIovenk

Cleveland, Ohio. - Progre-
sivne Slovenke bodo priredile
kokosjo vecerjo "a vojake jul
tri popoldne, dine II. januarja v
Slovenskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
Vecerja Sc DO servirala v
spodnji dvorani, oh 4. uri po-
poldne, pc vecerji Sc DO pa vr-
Sill Piles v zgornji dvorani, "a
katerega DO igral strukel orke-
ster. Ia vojake DO prosta vecer-
ia in prost vstop ma pies.
Ia to slavnost vabimo tudi
cenjeno obcinstvo, da pridete
'pogledati nase fante vojake ter
Sc poveselite Z mimi, da bodo
Iodnesli S seboj lep spomin il
collinwoodske naselbine ko Sc
bodo vrnili ma bojne poljane.
Torej Sc vidimo v nedeljo, II.
januarja zvecer v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd. Vstopnice "a pies so pc 4Oc.
Cakajte, Sc emo novice imam
"a vas. Kan boste pa sli drugo
pedeljo, "a. januarja?
Ako hocete biti V veseli druz-
hi V sredi znancev in prijateljev,
pridite ma balincarske prostore
V Slovenski delavski dom. In We
ste kaj tam DO?
Tam DO balincarska tekma
med nasimi clanicami Progre-
sivnih Slovenk in sestrami Hr-
vaticami cd Hrvatskega kluba
ma Waterloo Rd. cato pa vabi-
mo vse nase Slovence in Sloven-
ke ter Hrvate in Hrvatice, da
mas posetite nedeljo, "a. ia
nuarja, oh 4. uri popoldne ma
balincarskih prostorih v slo-
venskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
Ma svidenje!
Frances Wolf.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-16

Xxi je 2 najvecjo lahkoto presedlal s pacificnega
ma bojeviti fasizem, tudi zdaj rad %premenjal
plasc ter prestopil k zaveznikom, samo &c bi ga slednji
hoteli in &c bi mu bio to mogoce.
Toda Mussolini kakor tudi vsi ostali I~taljani So
danes dominirani pc Hitlerjevih cetah in pc Himmlerje-
viii gestapovcih. H.
&c hi bilo I%talianom dano ma svobodo, SO re jutri ma
tleh. Oni MISC hotel vojne-celo sunek V hrbet Francije
jih nj navdusil-ter nimajo nikake wolfe in veseja do
boa. Vojna jim nj namrec prinesla nicesar, razen po-
~nizanja, trpljenja in gladu.
VS.. Sc Sc spominiamo, kako so Grki r~azcefrali Musso-
linijeve "toskanske volkove." Vsak palec Mussolinievega
imperija, razen ozkega pasu ozemlja v Tripolitaniji, je
~izgubljen. Same jugoslovanski borci z%adrzujejo v dezeli
osem do deset italijanskih divizij. Strasne so bile italian
ske zrtve V Rush,, kjer Sc morajo I~talijani boriti "a stvar,
XII ne more 1taliji nikoli k~oristiti, lahko pa ojaci tradicio-
maine tekmece Italije ma Bakanu.
Paradoks vojne srece je zdaj tax, da SO Italijani V
pozicij ko Sc morajo boriti, dasi Sc nocejo, in XII bi radi
videli kot ~zmagalce Angleze in Amerikance, kateri so Jill
resili V zadnji vojni in katere so vedno spostovali in radi
|imeli, docim so Nemce cd pamtiveka sovrazili.
Mussolini je incl vedno tezave, da je mogel OBJ
drzati Italijane v tel vojni, zdaj pa je resen teh tezav,
ker skrbe "a to. Nemci, da obdrze v vojni Italijane z
Mussolinijem vred.
Danes je V nervozni in tresoci Sc Italiji ~pribliznp
5000 600 Nemcev. Italijani so re cd svojih .ponorskih po-
razov in liza easov, ko so prcele padati pc Nth batine v
Libiji, pokazali make ~razkroja. cato so nemske cete
namescene pc strateskih tockah Italije, da drze dezelo
pod kontrolo.
Poleg vojakov pa je V Italiji tisoce gestapovcev in
tajnih agentov, XII 50 pripravljeni, seznaniti ~Italijo z
discipline, katero so uvedli V drugih podjarmljenih drza
yah. In dale je V Nemciji kakih 100000 italijanskih
delavcev, XII jh je smatrati "a tace, ako hi pokazale
~njihove rodbine V Italiji najmanjsi znak, da nameravajc
obrniti Mussoliniju hrbet.
Bolan in truden, SO let start Mussolini, XII je prise
pred dvajsetimi lett ma povrsje ma podlagi svoje domneve
ola je .dovolj velik in mocan gangsterski poglavar, ds
nablufa Waldo k p%okorscini, mora zdaj ma zalost ugotav
ljati, da je vsak bluff dober razen zadnjega blufa. Bolnc
in utrujeno italijansko ljudstvo, XII je do grla sito vojne
Mussolinija in Nemcev, We, da je doigralo in da je njegovs
igra izgubljena, pa maj Sc vojna konta kakor koli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-16
Pregled della kot finance cd
podr. stew. IS JPO-SS

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ko je mi
nulega leta V februarju ma mole
priporocilo sprejelo pod svoje
podrocje delo "a organiziranje
tukajsnje postojanke JPO,SS.
drustvo "V boz st. So SNIP,
sem Sci ma delo, in obvestil VISA
tukajsnja drustva V svrho orga-
niziranja, "a izvolitev zastopni-
kov, kateri maj hi tvorili v ten,
delu nase metropole svojo po-
stojanko.
In res marca meseca smo l.
nell prvo> sejo. Ma tel seji Sc je
izvolil odbor. Takoj ma tel sell
lie bill zacrtan nacrt, kako bono
delali, da bono doprinesli svoj
delez kot naselbina "a ia potre-
ben in blag namen, "a zasuznje-
no, poteptano naso' rojstno do
movino.
Sklep je bill, da Sc ina V ia
namen v kratkem vrsiti prize
ditev. Nastalo je navdusenje,
dels je prislo seveda kot do
sledno. najvec ma malo skupino
pozrtvovalnih oseb.
Maja 2 Sc je re vrsila nasa prva
prireditev v ia namen. Pri tel
prireditvi so mocno pomagale in
sodelovale tukajsnje postojanke
Progresivnih Slovenk krozka st.
1 kot Z. Rezultat je bill, da je
bio preostanka tie prireditve
$315.59 s prostovoljnimi dones-
XII.
Vsi smo bill veseli tega facet
mega uspeha, in to nam je dalo
poguma, da smo sli ma delo Sc Z
podvojeno silo.
Pc tel prireditvi (katera je
bila lie plesna veselica), smo ia
koj delaii ma nacrtih "a v jesse
nj ma vecjo z programom spoje-
no prireditev. Della je bilo "a to
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-16
Mole misli glede Slovenije

Cleveland, Ohio. - Kakor Sc
cita v listih je sedaj glavno
vprasanje, kako bi Sc pc voJnl
.organiziralo Evropo. Mole mis-
.ljenje je tako: Ako hoce narod
in demokraeijo, mora
mo tn ziveci Slovenci storiti vse,
|kar Sc da. Moramo delati pc
vzorcu Zdruzenih draw Ameri
Ike.
Kar Sc tice Slovenije, Koros'
Ike, stajerske, Primorske, Sc
verne Italije, Benecije, Furlani
lie z Florence, Genovo in Turf
nom z Jadranskim morjem IL
Trstom bi bio Slovenija z glav
MIN mestom v Ljubljani.
Hrvaska bi bila sauna Ease
Itako bi tudi bile same Ease pc
samezne drzave SrbiJa, Grska
Bolgarija, Albania, Tureija
Rumunija, Madzarska, cehoslo
vaska in Poljska. Use tie NAL
drzavice bi bile pc vzorcu u. s
ter bi tvorile federalno repu
.Ibliko z glavnim mestom v RI
Isiji, Nikoljev. Potem hi bill mi
"a vselej, ako narod zeli mirl
To bi bila tudi moja zelja.
i Mogoce DO KIDD oporekal tt
mu. Tisti, XII innate boljse maze
re pa pridite v javnost Z MIN
Upam, da DO kongres, XII Sc !
, vrsil v Clevelandu, kot tudi pr
! hodnji, deloval v tenn smislu.
Pozdrav vsem zavednim d,
lavcem!
: John Markell
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-16
Ia matere, XII delaio

Cleveland, Ohio. - S pritis-
kom "a vecjo in vecjo izdelavo
Ivojnega materiala, vprasanje
'izvira delavstva "a to izdelova-
ME raste z vsakim dnem. Case
Ipisi so razlagali o prekinitvi pre-
Imenjave della, O koncu nadalj-
menu povisanju plac z name
nom, da Sc ustavi prakso neka-
.terih delodajalcev, da eden dru-
gemu "kradejo' delavce, ter da
Sc ukine prihod velikega Ste
villa delavcev il drugih NEST V
Cleveland. Obenem Sc pa tudi
slisi, da sc bo "a delo, "a kate
ra primanjkuje moskih, najelo
zenske. V Clevelandu Sc steje,
da DO treba okrog 10000 do
$4,000 zensk "a delo v tovar-
nah.
Znano je, da bodo zenske Sic
V CHM vecjem stevilu V tovarne,
kajti SO re zacele delati. Med te-
mi SO zenske, XII imajo otroke
stare pod drugim letom, druge
.imajo otroke v starosti Cd dru-
gega leta do solske starosti, ne
katere pa imajo otroke, XII re
'posecajo Solo. Ia nekako $4,000
otrok, cigar matere SO Sc odzva-
lie klicu "a delo ali katere sc Sc
bodo odzvale, je treba urediti
kak nacin nadzorovanja in var
silva "a cas-, ko bodo matere v
tovarnah.
War Manpower komisija, XII
della ma tenn kje in kako mai Sc
zenske javijo "a delo, ina to
pripombo: "zenska, XII ina maj
hnega otroka (starega pod dveh
let), maj Sc ne jaw "a delo, do
kler MISC vsi drugi viri izcrpa-
MI. %.
Nj nobenega nadomestila "a
materino oskrbo otroka pod
drugim letom starosti. Izkazalo
Sc je re, da pc tel starosti otro-
ka, Sc ga lahko pusti v oskrbi
drugih. Cedalje vecje je zanima-
ME zensk ten otrok: kaksna O.
skrba je priporocljiva in zanes-
ljiva, koliko stane, kje je kak
zavod, XII hi preskrbel to var
stvo, it'd.
"Child-C Care" komitej sporoeea,
da je stevilo vprasanj "a pomoc
vsak dan vecje.
Da Sc pomaga pr tenn vpra-
sanju, je obcinski svet "a Nor
wood okraj izvolil odbor, da
preisee kaj Sc da urediti, da Sc
pomaga materam, XII ze delajo '
tovarnah ali katere nameravajo
" .tovarne- in imajo otroke, XII
bodo potrebovali varstvo, ko boz
do one odsotne ma delu.
Odbor "a dnevno oskrbo O.
trok, XII ga je izvolil, obcinski