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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06

Lodge No. l6. FAM. PHA. OF Flint,
Mich. OF which A. Galloway is
worthy master. recently present
cd Mrs. chisholm in successful
recital in that city. Or. John W.
Moore. grand master. was chair
man of this recital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
ANNE BROWN SINGS HERE
MARCH SAT ART INSTITUTE

Versatile is the word for Anne Brown, the thrilling
soprano who will be presented by Miss Nellie Watts on
Monday, March at the Detroit Institute of Arts. strk
ingy beautiful slender blue-eyed young in her
twenes, she is graduate of Morgan college, Baltimore,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
Pauline Milton Hostess To DooGttles
And Several Guests Wednesday Night

George Washington and ST. Patrick shared the decor
motif when Pauline Milton entertained the Doolittle and
evera friends at bridge party at the Alpha House last
Wednesday evening Patriotic streamers cris.-crossed
over the ceilings Of the two main where the guests
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06

irons OF various chapters will ac'
as hostesses. All are cordially IN
yited. Admission Is a silver ofLcr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
1t used to be TABOO for girls
to discuss this kind of help

Many a girl has suffered from
cramp-lIke pain and other distresses
due only 10 periodic functional
causes simply because that was q
subject people didn't talk about
Nowadays, thousands Of women
rely on the away help Of CARDUI
Started 3 days before the time and
taken a. directed. CARDUI should
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
local DELTAS RING DOWN
[JRTAIN ON 18TH JABBERWOCK
BY EDLEE WEBSTER

Tan and Alpha Pi Sigma chapters of Delta Sigma
Ito sorority presented their thirteenth annual Jabber-
ros at the Detroit Institute of Arts on Friday evening
Feb &C. -, .
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06

Fred Yates. Mr.. and Mrs. snowden
and loads OF others.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-20
90 Aunt Jenny says:
LIKE @w% Penn me-"

. And for dessert, let's have Lacy
Top Cranberry Pie, the perfect fin
ish for a feast! This ones tangy
and luscious, using apples and
grated orange rind, lacy-topped
with ribbons of golden brown pas
try. Of perfect pastry is your bug
bear, here's where you get the best
Of IT'D
Loads Of good eating for less
than 3 red points, Clip the recipes
now for EXTRA-delicious eating
Thanksgiving Day.
Locy Top Cranberry Pie
215 cups cranberries tablespoons
~ cups apples. water
chopped I recipe Spry
~ cup sugar Piecrust
u teaspoon grated orange rind
Combine cranberries, apples.
sugar and water. Bring to a boil,
remove from heat, add grated
orange rind and let stand while
making pastry. Roll II of dough
and line a 9-inch pie plate. Roll re-
naming half of dough and cut in
narrow strips about % inch wide.
Fill pie shell with fruit mixture.
Place pastry strips on top, crisis
crossing them to make an attrac-
tive lacy top. Moisten edge of pie,
place strip of dough around rim,
and press together with fork.
Bake in hot oven (425' F.) 80 to
IS minutes.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-20
BILLIARD UNI. PRESIDENT
SPEAKS IN BOSTON AREA

West Newton, Mass, Nov. 10 "a
MP DR.. Albert w. Dent, president
of billiard university, New Orleans
was feature speaker at the Myrtle
Baptist church, Newton, Mass. In
his morning message THE Unfin-
ished Task of Missions, DR.. Dent
pointed out that the Negroes seek
ing of a complete fulfillment Of all
the rights and privileges as a cit
izen of an American democracy
was the unfinished task. He fur
Their stated that because the Negro
is a victim of undemocratic civil
ization, he finds himself more con-
ceIned with the deals of democracy,
and with seeking to know what
they are than his white brother.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-20
MAY BE DRAFTED FOR
NATIONAL TICKET

Governor Dwight Griswold frep.)
announced Monday he would seek
a third term as Nebraska's chics
executive.
If he is re-elected-and most
political observers rate him a top
heavy favorite-Griswold would
be the second Nebraska governor
to serve three consecutive full
terms. The first was r. L. Coch-
ran, a democrat, who ran for the
senate in 1910. In the 1912 cleo
ton Griswold carried every county
in the state.
The governors announcement
thus removed him from the ma
tional picture unless he is drafted.
Last week Senator Hugh Butter,
Omaha, announced the Nebraska
congressional delegation had a.
greed to support Griswold as a ia
vorite son" for president and then
for vice president if it appeared
there was no chance of his getting
the presidential nomination.
R~eiterating his statement of last
week that he has no present in
tention Of filing in the presidential
preferential primary, Griswold add.
ed that something might happen
to make me change my plans" re-
ferring to the possibility of his be
ing drafted.
That, he said, makes it hard to
make plans at this stage to partic
ipate in any definite campaign"
Griswold never has lost in a pri-
mary campaign, although he was
defeated for governor three times
in the general election.
With Griswold in the field fol-
reelection as governor, the repub
lican ticket is expected to list all
the present elected state officers
Several already have filed. Attorn-
ey General Walter R.. Johnson is
the only one who has not signified
intention of seeking another term
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-20

take a debt of $45. 900, 0OO-the am
cunt Of revenu bonds that would
have to be sold by the Peoples
Power Commission to finance the
deal. Omaha investment bankers
have expressed the opinion that
only about 81, 900, 900 worth of these;
bonds would be purchased by local
investors. The remainder, or s44,-
900, 900, would have to be sold TO
investors in the east"
This means that more than 95
percent of the money for payment
of interest and retirement of these
bonds would go least" each year.
This is not ~surprisinb. Right
now, probably 95 cents of every
dollar that the City of Omaha
spends for interest payments on its
bonds and for the retirement OF
those bonds, "goes east" That is
because the bonds which provide
the money to build u schools,
streets, sewers and maybe even the
city hall, were necessarily sold al
most in their entirety in the least"
the only place where suffic-
tent money to make these vital
civic improvements could be rails
ed.
A promise to the effect that a
large bond issue could be floated
! and that all the Money for divid-
ends and interest could be retain
ed in the city is a promise tha1
can't be kept.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-20
WHAT ABOUT
"MONEY GOING
EAST7"

A promise that can't be kept is
being dangled appealingly before
Omahans in an attempt to preju-
dice them in favor of public con
troll of the electric company.
This promise, oft-repeated but
eve substantiated, is that under
public control the money now being
paid to eastern investors as divid-
ends and interest could all be kept
in the city. A glance at the record
will prove the falsity of the argu-
ment.
Under the World-Herald Raise
Hop-With-Your- Electric Service
Plan, the citizens Of Omaha, in
order to acquire the Nebraska Pow
er Company would have to under
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-20

Here too. is the delicious Cranberry
Pie to finish the feast. Apples
and tanSy orange rind add rich
flavor; ribbons of golden-brown
pastry lattice the ruby-red sparkle
of cranberries.
Here Women reaGcrs is a sug-
gestion for leSs-than-three point
feasting on Thanksgiving. We shall
now Wish you 6 happy enjoyable
Thanksgiving
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-20

get, that snare will be adequate. Ii
it isn't quite so-then chicken will
pincn-hit nobly, rs it generally
does.
Here's a way to roast turkey or
chicken SO that it fomes to savory,
juicy, golden-bronze perfection =
at less effort for the housewife.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-20
AMOS T. THOMAS PROMOTED
TO BRIG. GENERAL
IN ELKS' LODGE

Col. Amos T. Thomas has showed
great interest in the Elk's Lodge
for the past thirty-three years. hay
ing organized several Marching
Clubs and Drill Teams, and it has
been announced that he has been
promoted from Col. of Iowa ard
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-20
here's two Thonksgivin'
Treats for less than
g red points

. King Turkey = bronzy brown,
tender and juicy makes a real
Thanksgiving dinner! For a grand
smooth, unbroken, golden crust,
and juicy, tender meat, roast King
Turkey the new NO-BASTING way.
Chicken, too, becomes a noble bird,
roasted this new way. Remember
no basting, no bother-just follow
the easy directions below. Then use
the cloth to wrap the turkey in.
This keeps it from drying out. -
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-20
Madam, here's one TABOO you
can forget when you want relief

You can thank your lucky stars
that women are no longer squeam-
ish about discussing their troubles.
Otherwise you might never know
Of the 2-way help that CARDUI
may bring when nervous, head
aches and cramp-l-ke pain are due
only to periodic functional causes.
Many women find that, started
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-20

Nebraska to Brig. General by the
commandments and Grand
Exalted Ruler Finlay J.. Wilson.
This applies to his loyalship and
consistent workmanship with the
lodge. The Brig. General is plann
ing to both states and have
uniform units for the Grand Lodge
that meets in Chicago in 1911.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-20

Spry PiecrUsf
Mix 2A cups sifted ALLPUR-
POSE FLOUR and / teaspoon
SALT. Measure out q cup SPRY
and divide into two equal parts.
STEP 1 for Tenderness-cut
in first half of Spry until as
fine as meal
STEP 2 for F1akiness-cut in
remaining Spry until par
ticles r size of large peas.
Add 5 tablespoons cold WATER
Ono more, no less), mixing thor
oughly into a dough. Makes
enough pastry for me 9-inch
2-crust pie.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-20

Roasting turkey or chicken
Grub inside with salt)
Savory Stufing Melted Spry
Brush trussed, stuffed turkey or
chicken with melted Spry, cover
with white cloth, and brush cloth
thoroughly with melted Spry. Leave
cloth on during roasting. Roast
bird in moderate oven (350' F.) al
lowing POPS minutes per pound.
Turn during latter part of roast
ing to brown bird on all sides.
Sovory SfUffing
squarts soft 1 teaspoon sage
bread crumbs q teaspoon thyme
2k teaspoons salt tablespoons
"A teaspoon parsley. chopped
pepper u cup onion,
2/3 cup Spry minced
n cup boiling water (about)
Combine bread crumbs, salt, pep
per, sage, thyme, and parsley and
mix thoroughly. Melt Spry in skill
let, add onion, and fry 2 minutes.
(Do not brown onion.) Add bread
crumbs and fry until very lightly
Drowned, stirring constantly from
bottom. Pour water over crumbs,
tossing lightly with two forks. Add
more water if additional moisture
is needed.
Makes enough stuffing for one
8-pound turkey. This stufing may
also be used for chicken.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-20

three days before the time and
taken as directed, CARDUI aids in
relieving functional periodic dis
comforts. Used as a tonic, CAR
DUI often wakes up sleepy D
tites, aids digestion by increasing
the flow Of gastric juices. and thus
helps to build up resistance against
the days it's needed most. Try IT,
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-20
THANKSGIVING DINNER
PLANNED FOR YOU

The Army has just finished buying
turkeys for u boys Thanksgiving
and Christmas dinners; now-we
civilians may have our sharei Ac-
cording to all the dope" we can
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-20
WANT TO BU9-

WANT TO BU9-
Furniture Of all kinds-dressers,
beds, end tables, chairs and chest
Of drawers or complete home
apartment furnishings. Kettles and
iishes.' Sell Us yours.
IDEAL Furniture Mart, Gath &
Lake Street-WE. 2224
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-20
Ads Get Results!

WANTED TO RENT
Wanted a 2 or 8 room, furnished
Apartment, Call JA-9257.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-20
House for Sale

FOR SALE-MODERN HOUSE
5 rooms, all modern, clear. Corner
lot, oak floors, hot water furnace.
nice basement. room to sleep or
live. Kitchen terrazzo floor. cab
met sink, bath built in tub, insul-
ated brick siding, double garage,
fowl house, both cement floors,
nice lawn, plenty hardy flowers
and shrubs, Possession within 10
days after sale, 34O1 Maple. owner
leaving state.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-20

WANTED 8 CHAMBERMAIDS


WANTED 8 CHAMBERMAIDS
We pay the highest wages for
maids then any hotel in the city.
One weeks vacation with pay CIV
en- to all employees who work a
full year, two weeks if you work
two years with pay. CALL JA-
54s2. DELMAR HOTEL, oath at
Farnam Street.
Genuine Mediumship:
HOW TO DEVELOP 1T. BOOK
S2.15... PRACTICAL PSYCHOM-
ETRY. BOOK 80. LITERATURE
FREE. BERT WOODS, 1897
TELEGRAPH, OAKLAND, CALF.
For Rent
Half block from car line, 2 mo-
dern furnished room at 2422
Erskine St. Call WE-5O41.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-20

EMERSON LAUNDRY
S324 North Oath ST. WE. 1922
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-05

Jill nikdo ne SINE izkoriscati. V trenotku, ko nasi sinovi
jadrajo ma vseh NORTH, ko Sc bore in urnirajo skupaj, Sc
mi I'd, da- hi oni, XII bi stremeli lie "a tenn, da obsodijo to
ali ono kot vr neprijetnosti in zlega, lie izdajali one, XII so
Il jugozahodne Amelike sem dobil pismo, v katerem
mi trdi, da je Churchill vtaknil Rooseyelta v Yep. To Sc
mi zdi ravno iste vrste argument, kot ~vprasanja vojakov,
XII so ~zahtevali, da jim povem ali je res, da je pogoj "a
obave, da mi - Anglezi ne nacionalizi-
ramo svojih rudnikov. =.
>Potrebno je, da spoznamo bolje drug drugega, in pre-
nehamo iskati zaljeni resnicnih ali izmisjenih, katera hi
Sc dalo izkoristiti. Lahko to vsekakor ne DO so.' Ameri-
kancem prevec ugaja ona tradicija, XII slika angleskega
diplomatic kot premetenega sleparja, pray kot sse radi
smatrajo "a preproste ljudi, rojene cato, da Sc Jill oslepa-
ri. Dobro hi bilo, to stvar preiskati. Nikakor mi nj jasno,
kdo je ma prvem mestu. Priznam sicer, da so bill nekateri
ameriski diplomat ~preprosti, toda dvomim, da jh je bile
takih, da hi Sc mogli merritt z Neville Chamberlainom v
pogledu svojega pateticnega hrepenenja pc tenn, da Sc jih
prevari. Takrat, ko Sc je on nahajal V Downing streetu
Roosevelt sigurno nj bill oni, XII je bill presleparjen. An
glezi Sc tega ravno zdaj spominjajo S posebno skeleeim
obcutki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-05
LOKALM ODBOR yPO,SS:

Lokalni odbor St. 1, Joliet, iii. -
Predsednik: Jos. zalar, 351-3 N. Chicago
ST.; tajnik: Louis zeleznikar, 351 N.
Chicago St; blagajnicarka: Mrs. jose
phine Erjavec, SGT N. Chicago St.
Lokalni odbor st. 2, Cleveland, Ohio
-Predsednik: John Pollock, 64O7 st.
Clair Ave; tajnik: Frank Turek, Gilt
st. Clair Ave. in blagajnik: Joseph
Okorn, 1896 East So st.
Lokalni .odbor st. 3, Chisholm, MINI.
-Predsednik: Frank Kne, 415-3rd
Street, N. W.; tajnik: Louis Ambrozic,
4O2-6th St. S. w; in blagajnik: John
Lamuth, 26--3rd Street, N. w.
Lokalni odbor st. 4, sheboygan, Wise.
- Predsednica: Marie Prisland, 1884
Dillingham; Ave; tainica: Johanna Mo-
har, 1i38 Dillingham; Ave. in biagajnik:
Martin Jelenc, 1927 S. 9th Street.
Lokalhi odbor st. 5. Milwaukee, Wise.
-Predsadnik: John Ohlak, 215 w. Wal
ker ST.: tajnik: Rev. D. M. Setnicar,
1910 So. 6lst st. in blagajnik: Rev. An
ton Schiller, 1928 w. Mineral st.
Lokalni odbor st. 8, Ely, Mimi.
P~redsednik: Anton zbasnik, AFU Build
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-05

vnoveenje "a preko $1,000. To-
rel tudi lep pripomocek. zbi-
rajte Jill Sc. Vsem, kateri ste
Jill zbirali v preteklosti, in ste
Jill prinesli v ia namen, maj bo
tudi izrecena hvala.
Dale priznanje tudi drust-
vom, kot drustvenim zastopni-
kom, Xxi SO sodelovali, in poma-
gall razpeeavati vstopnice in
listke. Menda mas popotnik
Jankovic Sc je najbolje posta-
vii, ker je sam prodal 40 vstop-
mic. On je torej odnesel krone v
prodajanju.
Ste bill tudi drugi, XII ste
precej pripomogli k proda-
j. Dale Sc tudi posebno Sc "a
hvalimo nabiralkam oglasov in
sicer sledecim, XII SO Sc izjavile,
da odstopijo vsako provizijo,
katera jim je bila dolocena "a
nabiranje oglasov. TIE so Sc do
sedaj izjavile, da podarijo v
prid organizaciji! Mrs. Mary
Bucar, Mrs. Coprie ter Mrs. Ma
ny Lustik. zadnja je izjavila,
eeprav mi je MOI re veliko me
secev v bolniski postelji, in nj
zasluzka, pa podarim revezem
v domovini to-, ker ne morem
drugaee vec prispevat.
Steer ia moja zahvala Sc .je
zavlekla, pa ker je bio obsez
no delo, in nj vec kot prav, da
tudi narod We KIDD da della, da
jih tudi tako priznamo.
Sklep seize mi daja nalogo, da
maj podam zahvalo V javnost
kar je popolnoma prav, in tn.
di naSa dolznost.
Zahvalo smo tudi dolzni 90
slovodju pivnice Slovenskegs
delavskega donna ma Waterloo
Rd. A. Kabay-ju, XII nam je Sci
ma roko, ter preskrbel, da nj,
smo bill zejni.
Ia podruznico st. IS JPO, SIS
j. F. Durn, tajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-05

ing; tajnik: Ivan Tauzell, Ely, MINI. in
blagajnik: Louis Champa, Sr., Ely,
Minn.
Lokaini odbor st. Z. St. Louis, Mo. -
Predsednik: Geo. Koyacevich, 2OO3 So
jefferson ST.; tajnik: Euselio Ruic, 40l
E. Marceau st. in blagajnik: John Ma
rusic, 275l Park Ave.
Lokalni odbor st. 8, Chicago, Ill. -
Predsednik: Anton Krapenc. 1886 West
2lst Place; tajnik: john Gottlieb, 1845
West Cermak I'd. in blagajnik Leo Jur-
jovec, ST., 1910 West 22nd Place.
Lokalni odbor st. 8, Waukegan, Ill. -
Predsednik: Anton KQbal, 1915 Com
monwealth Ave-; North Chicago, III;
tajnik: Joseph zorc, l045 Wadsworth
Ave, North Chicago, III. in b~lagajnik:
Frank Nagode, 913 McAlister St, Wau-
kegan, Ill.
L0kalni odbor st. 10, LloydelI, Pa. =
Predsednik: Joseph Matitic: tajnik:
Joseph Arhar, r. o. Box l39, in blagaj-
mix: John Jereb.
Lokalni 0dbor st. III, Butte, Mont. -
Predsednik: Charles Propp. I144 East
Second St.; tank: Ignacij Orazem,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-05

polago "a brezplacno reklamo.
vsem darovalcem, kateri ste Sc
pr zbiranju prostovoljnih do
neskov tako lepo odzvali.
&c sem mogoce katerega pre-
zrl ali pozabil, mi maj oprosti,
veliko vas je bio in premalo
pr tako lepi udelezbi.
Obcinstvu pa tole: Poskusali
smo vsem kar najbolje postreci.
&c ia postrezba nj bila tako,
kot hi bio zazeljivo, opposite,
delavnih moci nj bilo dovolj ma
razpolago. Pripravljeni smo BIZ
Ii ma vdelezbo, ampak nadejali
sc pa nismo, da Sc boste v ia
KEN stevilu odzvali. Torej po-
novna in iskrena hvala vsake-
mu in vsem skupaj, Xxi ste pc.
magali doprinesti k takemu lie,
pemu financnemu uspehu, ka.
teri prebitek DO Sci v blag ma,
men, "a kar Sc je prireditev VIZ.
Sila.
Imena prispevateljev bodo OBJ.
javljena v bliznji bodocnosti
kot tudi financno porocilo pri.
reditve.
Sedaj moran lie to konstati
rat, da DO nepricakovano do
bro. Reklamiral sem, da mora
mo spraviti skupaj $1,000, tods
DO precej mad to vsoto. Tore.
do tedaj pa malo potrpljenja
da 81 uredim racune. Delo, ka
tero je bio veliko, je izvrseno
in sedaj smo ponosni, da je do
sezen ia uspeh, in vi ste lahkc
tako z mani vred.
Precej DO otrjenih solz trpe
cega naroda v domovini S tenn
dolarji, XII smo jih znesli skupa.
tega dine. Ampak nase delo ne
SINE biti Sc koncano, gledat
moramo, da prispevamo Sc
bodoce, vsak pc svojih moceh.
Dale zbira jmo proclaim
znamke (sales taxi; tudi to j
nekaj prineslo. Dne -. oktobrs
smo jih odposlali Columbus zs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-05
UREDNIKOVA POSTA

HVala gdc. Florence UneClc,
XII Sc je S svojim izbornim So
pranom takoj odzvala:
Enako Sc zahvaljujemo igral-
Gem, kateri SO nastopili pri igri
"zakonska sreca st. 317" in 81
Ger John Steblaj, Louis Kafer-
lie, Josephine Moenik, Emilia
Svigelj, Manca Basel. Rezijo je
vodil John Steblaj. Igro je il
prijaznosti posodil Mr.. E. Cor
she, Xxi Sc zdaj nahaja v bolnis-
nici.
Dale Sc izreka priznanje' A.
Dolinarju, XII je izvrsil brezplac-
no reklamni napis mad vhodom
-imenitno delo.
Vsem neumornim delavkam v
kuhinji posebno pa Mrs. Kline,
XII je imela kuhinjo oskrbi;
vsem natakarjem, XII so moral
oh taken navalu imeti vec kot
potrpljenje, da SO ,stregli zej-
MIN, MANFRED John Koss, Geo.
Pancur, John Gorjanc West
ropp), Frank Vidrich, Mrs. vi
drich, Mrs. l.. Zabukovec, Jos.
Bradac, Steve Barton, Mrs. Su-
stersic.
PR wrath so bill John Zajc,
Frank Fende, John Prusnik in
Mrs. Debeljak.
Ravno tako hvala naSim MIA
dim dekletom, XII. so vrsile delo
kot "ushers" JOS. Gorjanc, Flo
renee Durn, Rose Pancur, ter
Eleanor Kline in strezajkam, XII
so stregle obcinstvu pri vecerji.
Dale hvala proda jalkam V
dvorani, Mrs. G. Bokal, Mrs. Blu
car in Wautar, osobju ma odru
Mr.. Jos. Terbizan, kot vodite-
lju programa, John Sore, XII
nam ie mnogo della storil in pri-
pravil oziroma pomagal nam
pripraviti oder "a popeldanski
program. (zalostno je, ko SO
mogli to sami izvrsiti, &c smo
hotel imeti oder v redu).
Ravno tako Sc zahvalimo "a
sodelovanje oskrbniku ,Franku
Marasu..
v kuhinji so bile zelo pridne
Mrs. M. Lustik, Lusin, Fran
ceskin, Barbic, Smrekar in dru-
&c. Dale hvala nabiralkom O.
glasov, da smo oh tel priliki
mogli izdati program in priobci-
ii imena prispeyateljev vse cd
pocetka pa do 1. oktobra v ma
Ii knjizici. TIE so bile: Mrs. Lus-
tik : Debeljak, Bucar :. Copric,
Bokal : Wautar. Dale ysem
slovenskim trgovcem, XII ste
nam bill naklonjeni S syojimi O.
glasi.
Pri prodaji vstopnic De bila
rl~eutrudljivo ma mestu yes cas-
Mary Durn, ter pr pivskih'
listkih rayno tako Mrs. ANAL
ia Terbizan.
Hyala vsem slovenskim caso-
.pisom, kot glasilom nash pod
pornih ,organizacij, kateri so
nam dali svoje kolone ma raz-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-05
Odbor Sc %zahvaljuje

Cleveland, Ohio.-Veliko de-
10 in trud je "a mani, narod Sc
ie odzval kot malokaterikrat ia
ko. Nash ljudi Sc je kar trio V
obeh dvoranah Slovenskega de-
lavskega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
"a. oktobra ma veliki prireditvi
XII Sc je vrsila pod pokrovitelj-
stvom tukajsnje podruznice st.
IS JPO, SIS.
Pricakovali smo vdelezbe, ma
dejali Sc pa nismo, da DO preko-
sila nase pricakovanje. Rojaki
in rojakinje SO zadnjo nedeljo
pokazali, da Sc vedno cutijo do
svoje krvi, da uvidevajo TRIPLE
ME, katerega prenasa nasa roj-
stna domovina, katera trpi in
kot izgleda, da DO Sc trpela po-
manjkanja.
| Nase delo in prizadevanje nj
bio zaman, uspeh je ma cell crit
lep in uspesen, in financa, ka-
terra Sc tega dine zbrala skupaj,
DO V veliko pomoc nasim roja-
kom v domoVini.
cato maj DO nasa dolznost, da
Sc iskreno zahvalimo ljudstvu,
XII Sc je V tako ogromnem Ste
vilu odzvalo. zal nam je, da nj
bila dvorana dovolj velika, da
hi vsi lahko prisostvovali lepe.
mu in bogatemu programu.
Friznanje in zahvalo maj
sprejmejo Sc sledeci: V prvi W.
sti vsi, kateri ste Sc odzvali ma
naso prosnjo, da ste sodehvali,
in nam omogocili tako poster
program, ker brez vas ne hi
mogel biti tax uspeh, in tt SO:
Progressive Slovenke, katere SO
podale tako krasno 1.-Two sliko
"Simbol trpece Slovenije'', pod
nadzorstvom Mrs. Jos. Zakraj-
SEX, kot Miss Cebul "a memo
krasno deklamacijo. Pevke M.
Grjll-Ivanusch, J. Milavec-Lev-
silk, ter ga. Slejko, katera je
spremljala ma k~lavirju.
Hvala "a jedrnat govor g.
Janko N. Rogeljnu, Xxi Sc je tu-
di nasemu vabilu takoj odzval.
Dale Mladinskemu pevske-
mu zboru SLOW. del. donna tie r
njegovemu godbenemu odseku,
kateri so med odmorom kratko-
6asili obcinstvo, ter malemu AL.
Bajcu, il Fairport, O., pevskim
zborom Slovan, Zarja in Jadfan,
Miss Wilma Oswald, katera ,je
Rodala nekaj took ma harmoni-
ko, .mlademu .pevcu Richard
Lauretieh, skupini godbenikov
pod vodstvom Miss Mutcler. =
To je bila nekaka liga narodov,
vsak mladenic DE bill druge ma
rodnosti; med mimi je bill Adj
sinko Geo Pancurja; Soil umet-
nth plesov, pod yodstvom Mrs,
B. CanWay. tPri tel skupini je
nastopila tudi hcerka nasega
rojaka inzenirja Mr.. Hoeevar-
ja).