davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-12-22

Every time you lick a War savings
stamp you help lick the Axis.
Evening star., 1943-12-22

Elmer Ball, 10. l4o2 Douglas I'd. So, snd
Zelda Carter, II, 17s6 Stanton ter.
race Sc.
Evening star., 1943-12-22
Don Pedro Gets Divorce

CHICAGO, Dec. % R.-Peter
Avelar, IS, orchestra leader using
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29

United States program will not set
flat benefits, but will scale them in
accordance to wages, setting a
minimum and scaling upward from
that. While the British plan calls
for unlimited relief, its American
counterpart will ask only for un-
employment and disability bene-
fits for 26 weeks, or at the most,
81 weeks, she revealed. Going fur
ther than the English program,
however, the American plan will
provide against loss of earnings
from i'll health and disability.
Insisting on immediate adoption
of the program, Miss Perkins
called it a necessity to postwar
planning. "The sense of security"
she said, (which returning soldiers
and sailors will have because their
families are protected as we'll as
themselves, if such system is put
into it beginning operations now,
will do much to stabilize our DO
lltical and social development in
the future"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29
New Move 70 Kill
Price Control Exposed
Ry Labor Press
By VIRGINIA GARDNER.
Federated Press

WASHINGTON Jan. 25A we'll organized merchants
aided abetted by the house small committee
confront the OPA with umatum that
destroyed the Federated exclusively
their February the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29
Chicago Censor Bans
Labor Movie

CHICAGO (FP)-The Chicago
censor board, which is operated by
the police, has banned Frontier
Films Native Land"
Police Sergeant Joseph F. Healy,
in charge of the censor board, when
asked for an explanation of the
action, could only declare that "the
picture shows up labor to be lily
white, while capitalists and en-
ployers are shown as tyrannical.
Topics like that are not proper dur
ing times like these when we are at
war"
Both the New York and Pennsyl-
vania censor boards have approved
the film, Leo Hurwitz, director,
pointed out.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29
VINO Changes
Farm Druff
Standard
Farmers Union
Halls Order
By Federated Press

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22-Work-
ing farmers demand for part in
the war food production program
was finally recognized by the War
Manpower Commission Jan. 19
when it ordered draft boards to
iberaIize deferment standards for
farmers.
In an order that was hailed by
President James Patton of the
National Farmers Union, the VINO
told the ,al boards to defer from
military service producing as much
as eight units of essential produc-
ton In the = the minimum had
been 16.
Pointing out the NFU was the
first to ask such change, Patton
said: "The initial instructions is
sued in November for livestock and
followed by the 16 war-unit stand
ard issued in December qualified
only the large industrialized
farms. The NFU protested then
that three-fourths of all farms in
the nation would be classed as un-
essential"
Patton however declared that
the VINO decision does not go far
enough, Draft quotas" he OBJ
served, "must be reduced in rural
counties and agricultural states if
this country is to have maximum
food production"
Local draft boards, he pointed
out, can ''wreck our war economy,
making it impossible to feed our
army, liberated countries like
North Africa, the lend-lease coun-
tries and ourselves"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29
OPA Cracks
Down On
Profifeers
Swamped BY
Consumer Complaints

NEW YORK, Jan. 23-The Of
flee of Price Administrators re-
gional office has swung into ac-
tion against black market beef
profiteers in this city, Newark,
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, after
being swamped by complaints from
consumers on exoribtant m t
prices.
The 0PA started prosecution
Jan. 18 of IA beef wholesalers and
small packers and 29 Of their off
GERS and employees in the four cities
on the charge of black market
practices. The men have been re-
leased on bond.
Regional Administrator Sylvan
l.. Joseph predicted more fireworks
soon, saying that these initial ar
rests were the result Of interviews
with more than a thousand retail
butchers in the regional area dur
ing the past two weeks.
The arrests uncovered a situa-
ton in which thousands of retail
butchers and families were made
the victims Of unscrupulous profi-
teers, Joseph said.
Few cases Of direct overcharging
were found, he said, since whole
salers managed to evade price cell
ings by describing one grade of
meat when a lower grade was ac-
tually shipped. In other cases re-
tailers were forced to bribe the
companies to supply them with any
meat at all. By these methods, re-
tail butchers were overcharged
anywhere from 40ao to 100as and
the additional cost was then passed
on to the consumer.
"If it becomes necessary to carry
the investigation and the prosecu-
tions further back in the distribu-
ton SYSTEM" Joseph said, 'this
will also be done. Reports indicate
that our widespread Investigations
have already resulted in a substan-
tial decrease in violations by whole
salers. This will permit retailers
to reduce their prices to consum-
ers and we expect this to be done
promptly"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29

postwar period, a postponement
seriously desired by congressional
tories, the National Association of
Manufacturers and Axis agents.
Based on 1919 of payrolls, half
payable by employers and half by
workers, the social security pro-
gram, which the labor secretary
said would be placed before Presi-
dent Roosevelt within few
weeks, calls for expansion of the
present program all along the line.
Excluded Groups Included
Groups now excluded from social
security benefits would be placed
under the new program, Miss Per-
kins said This would mean in
clusion of agricultural workers, do
mestic workers, professional peo-
pie and the self-employed.
While the plan is not as extern
sive in many details as the Bever-
idge plan in England, Miss Per-
kins insisted that it will meet most
essential needs of the unemployed,
the aged and sick and the handi-
capped and give full impetus to
Roosevelt's Jan. Z call for "assur-
ance that will extend from the
cradle to the grave"
Differs From Beveridge Plan
The program, she said, would
give larger scope and duration of
all benefits, protection against dis
ability and provision for hospital
facilities, maternity, funeral and
other payments, and improvement
of the public assistance systems in
the various states.
Unlike the Beveridge plan the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29


Unless OPA surrenders to th
chants associations will send to
congress, through the small busi-
ness committee, Dill that will do
the job.
Leading the movement, which is
backed by virtually all the grocers,
dry goods and other trade asso-
Citations, is the anti-labor Southern
States Industrial Council, southern
counterpart of the National Asso-
citation of Manufacturers.
Wreck Price Control Campaign
Both small business committees
of congress are being used to pro-
mote the "wreck price control"
campaign. The hitherto progress
sive senate committee was used as
a sounding board for l string of
witnesses from trade associations
during the week of AIN. 1922. The
house committee is playing the
more active role.
Tyre Taylor, counsel for the
house committee, headed by Rep.
Wright Patman 3D., Tex.) is also
counsel for the Southern States
Industrial Council and the Natl
Assn. of Retail Grocers. He read
lily discussed the draft Of the bill
that will virtually destroy OPA if
enacted, but added:
However it won't be introduced
until we see what the new price
administrator, Prentiss Brown, will
do. We're hoping he will incor-
porate our plan. It's so much SIM
pier to do it by administration"
Merchant Control of Prices
He read from something lying
here on my desk" the exact langu-
age of the proposal. 1t provided
hat the general maximum price
llation of OPA be abandoned
regulations based on "markup
practices (gross percentage mark
up) of individual sellers as of the
year 1941 or March, 1912, at the
option of the seller"
This means that the merchant,
and not the government, would ac-
tually control prices.
Federated Press inquired of an
OPA executive how such a bill
would work out. "It wouldn't be
price control" was the answer. at
simply couldn't be enforced"
Taylor is the former secretary
of former Gov. o. Max Gardner
of North Carolina, who is counsel
for the Cotton Textile Institute,
advisor to the Rayon Yarn Produc-
ers Assn, an open shop mill owner
himself and big-time lobbyist for
shipping and tobacco interests as
well.
The mill owners in the south run
the Southern States Industrial
Council, and it was a logical step |
for Rep. A. L. Bulwinkle 3D., N.
c., a member of the house small |
business committee, to think of
Taylor, who followed Gardner to
Washington, when the committee
wanted a lawyer.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29

NEW YORK (FP)-The num-
Der of persons involved in strike
cases under the jurisdiction of the
End region of the NRLB-an i'm
portant war area-dropped 900 in
1912, according to the regional
Offices annual report.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29

WASHINGTON (FP) - The
National War Labor Board
granted 5,537 Western Union
workers in the New York area
raises totaling 1870 of the pay.
roll of last Aug. 20.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29
Frances Perkins Reveals America's
Oaon BeUeridge Plan
Town Hall Meeting Hears
Miss Perkins Outline Plan
BY Federated Press

NEW YORK, JAN 2-Americas Beveridge plan for
social security benefits peviewed
Hall meeting by Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins, who said
the immediate the United Nations
want"
She plan be instituted await
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-01-29

NEW YORK-A Conference on
Victory Legislation for Moboliza-
tion of Foreign Born Americans
will be held in New York Jan. 80.
The conference is being held under
the co-sponorship of the American
Committee for Protection of For
eign Born and the Natl. Lawyers
Guild.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-17
Nov zenski odsek

Cleveland, Ohio. - Novi zen
ski odsek "Yadran Post" st. 3,
American Yugoslav Legion, je
bill ustanovljen in prve zacasne
in kampanjske uradnice SO sle-
dece: Nacelnica Johanna V.
Mervar; podnaeelnica Anna
Tomsic, tajnica Mary Okorn,
kvartermajsterica Jennie Lau-
rich, lagajnicarka Mary Blat-
mix.
Kampanja "a move clanice je
bila podaljsana do prve seje
oktobra meseca. Use tiste zene,
katere pristopijo do takrat, bo-
do priznane kot ustanoviteljice
zenskega odseka Post Yadran.
Katere zene so upravicene
pristopit v ia odsek so matt, ze-
ma, sestra in hcer veterana sve-
tovne vojne Amerike ali Jugo-
slavic, kateri je sedaj ameriski
drzavljan ter clan Post Yadran
Vec informacij Sc dobi pri
tajniku Frank Mervarju, 5372
St. Clair Ave.
Post Yadran je priredil kras-
nj in uspesni program "a anne,
riski in jugoslovanski Rdec:
kriz ter daroval YES dobicek tie.
ma dvema organizacijama, VISA
XII polovica.
Clani Post Yadran in Zensk
odsek priredijo skupno program
! dne 5. decembra v Slovenskem
narodnem domu ma st. Clail
Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-17
" SRBIH JE POSLUSANJE
"URADNIH" VESTI OBJ
VEZNO

Washington - Budimpestan-
ska radio oddaja, katero je "a
belezila Federal Communications
Commission je javila, da je
srbski marijonetni minister "a
notranje zadeve tidal dekret, s
katerim ukazuje javnim loka-
lom kot kavarnam in gostilnam,
da odpro svoje radio aparate OBJ
priliki oddaje movie, javnih raz-
glasov in drugih ".uradnih iz-
jaw. -r -.
Oddaja, usmerjena v Sever
no Ameriko, pravi da naredba
zahteva tudi cd obeinstva, lda
.poslusa te uradne izjave. ,Gospo-
darji jaynih ilokaloy, ikakor tu-
.di gostje, ,morajo med ,oddajo
ostati mirni in postrezba S hra-
no mora takoj prenehati. Bale
groze stroge fkazni vsem onim,
XII tega ne bi storili. /.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-17
Mladinski pevski zbor

Cleveland, Ohno. - V nede-
ljo, 18. julia ina Mladinski pew
ski zbor S. D. D. ma Waterloo
Rd. izlet v Metropolitan parku
in sicer ma prostoru Euclid
Creek Reservation.
Menda nj tako skirt prostor
da ga ne bi nasli, ker DO goto-
vo kaksen napis ali znamenje
tega zbora ma Highland Rd
proti prostoru.
Tisti, XII bodo tia hodili, ma.
bodo OBJ 10. uri dopoldne zbrani
pred Slovenskim narodnim do
nom ma Waterloo Rd., popol'
dine pa pridite kadarkoli DO ko.
mu mogoce.
Vljudno so vabljeni vsi stars
in prijatelji zbora, da Sc udele-
zijo. Restavracijo bono kar Sc
boj .imeli. V slucaju slabega
vremena bo piknik kar pod sire
no S. D. Donna ma Waterloo Rd
oh 4. uri popoldne.
Jennie Kapelj, zapisnikarica
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-17
Zapisnik seize Ia 7pomoc vol
MIN ujetnikorn slovenske
narodnosti

Kakor Sc je v zadnjih dneh
re videlo v nash casopisih, je
med italijanskinni ujetniki, ka-
teri so nastanjeni v Camp At
terbury, Ind. tudi dvaindvajset
nash slovenskih fantov il ma
Sega Primorja, podjarmljenega
.po Italiji. Radi tega Sc je v to-
rex vecer dne 13. julia vrsila
prva seja v Slovenskem delav-
skem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
Sejo je otvoril tajnik SID V.
Coff in pojasnil pomen sestan-
ka navzocim. Po kratki debati
Sc je sprejelo predlog, da Sc Or
ganizira pomozno akcijo, ka-
.tere cilj in namen je: nabira
maj Sc prostovoljne darove in
S temi nabranimi darovi mai sc
,pomaga vsem slovenskim ujet-
nixon tujih sovraznih armad,
ujeti .po nasi ameriski armadi
in nastanJeni po raznih ujetnis-
kin taboriseih S. S. A.
Ia organizacija maj obstoja
toliko casa, da Sc podvzame po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-17

No business. We will be closed
on the day of Hitler's Funeral.
Iako je bilo zapisano v neki tr-
.govini. Joe sPoera ic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-17
Podr. st. 80 SANS

Odkar je bila ustanovljena
podruznica Slovenskemu anne
riskemu narodnemu svetu "a St.
clairsko okrozje z namenom, da
Sc pomaga glavni postojanki v
Chicagu, ILL.,, Sc je nase dose
DAME delo precej dobro obneslo.
Drustva in posamezniki Sc prav
dobro zavedajo svoje narodne
dolznosti in rezultat v tenn krat-
KEN casu je prav zadovoljiv.
Darovali so kakor sledi: dru-
stvo Lunder Adamic st. % S.
N. P. J. $25O.0O; drustvo Car
niola Tent st. 1888 T. M. S1OO;
Frank Oglar $780,.
Po S25.OO so darovali: DR.. F.
j. Kern, Joseph Kalan trgovec
S zeleznino; drustvo Sv. Vida,
st. rs KSKJ, drustvo Now dom
st. Z SDZ, drustvo Sv. Janeza
Krstnika st. 81 ABB in drustvo
Ribnica st. II SDZ.
Pc $500 SO darovali: Can
karjeva ustanova in John Pol.
lock trgOVec mOdnim blagOm
Po $1,000 so darovali: Jose
phine Zakrajsek, Leopold Ku.
shlan, John Susnik, August Ko'
mar in drustvo Clevelandsk
Slovenci st. II SDZ.
Po $500: John Lazar in Lud
vik Medvesek.
Pc $500: John Tavcar, Ma
ry Krizmancic, Anton Eppich ir
Joseph Gasser.
Po $500: C. ]. Porenta, Jen
ME Glazer, John Centa, JOSEPH
Okorn, Anton Svelc, Frank &c
sen, Krist Stokel, Joseph Som
rak, E. al St., Stephen Lun
der, Jernej Rozanc, Louis Koc
jan, Joseph Globokar, Franl
Cerne, Joseph Ban, Vincen
Salmic, Frank Miksha in FIR
Azman.
Po $4.O0: Frank Suhadolnik
Mary Stanonik in August Kol
lander.
Po $500: Andrej Tekouc
Charles Vertosnik, Matt Lucic
Milan Medvesek, Leo Poljsak
Blaz Novak, John Gabrenja
Frank Verbic, Frank Virant
Ludvik silc, Louis Kocjan, 10
seph Skuk, Matevz Mesec, 10
seph Fabijancic, Frank Rich
John Markic, John Krebel, Her
man Grebenc, drustvo Vodni
kov Venec st. 147 SNPJ, Loui,
zorko, Joseph Mismas, JOSEPH
Sadar, John Mozic, Peter Lu
strik, Martin Vrtovsnik, Ival
Babnik, John Metelko, Antol
znidarsic in Anton Martincic.
:Po $500: John Marn, JOSEPH
zele, Frank Crtalic, John Bre
Soak in Joseph Pograjc.
Frances Grbenc je daroval;
$1.25.
Po $1.00: John Papesh, JOIN
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-17

UREDNIk0VA p0STA

Renko, Frank Razinger, Louis
Hrovat, Charles Rogel, Andy
Sadar, Anton Debelak, Fred Me-
den, Joseph Centa, Anton Kau-
SEX, Harold Kausek in neimeno-
vani.
Skupna vsota nabrana do 30
junija znasa $855.25. Vsem, ki
ste darovali in pomagali, da sc
je nabralo tako veliko vsoto, IL.
rekam najlepso zahvalo.
John Susnik, tajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-17
Darovi "a resitev Slovenije

N1CtCldIlu NOl1lllWOoO, oAAlo'
- Poznan cvetlicar Frank Je-
lercic, XII je tudi drugace "a
vedno narodno cutec Slovenec,
kadar Sc gre v korist nasega
naroda Sc je to pot odzval in
podaril skupno vsoto $45.0O. In
sicer $25.OO SANS-u; $1,000 "a
JPO,SS Stew. 35 ter $1,000 "a
slovansko Rusijo oziroma "a
Rusko vojno pomoc.
V imenu teh organizacij, kot
tudi v imenu pogazene domovi-
ne izrekamo najlepso hvalo "a
tako velikodusen dar ter zelimo
obilo posnemalcev!
Tajnik st. 35 JPO,SS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-17
Slovenija pod jarmom HitIerja
i'm Mussolinija
D. GUsTINc1c

manjsini. Nemske krajevne u
prave v teh predelih ali sploh
MISC dopustile nobenih sloven-
skin Sol, ali pa so sole bile .po-
pomona pod vplivom germano-
filskih elementov. !.
Bodisi kakorze, Slovenci so
tik pred prvo imperialisticno
vojno imeli 1900 narodnih sol
S $500 razredi in 223,O0O ueen-
ci, kar je skoro ena sestina vse-
ga slovenskega prebivalstva. v
letu 1936-1937 je bio v jugo-
slovanskem delu Slovenije 1858
slovenskih narodnih Sol S 4141
razredi in S $4,000 ucenci, in
4,4OO ucitelji. Elementarne lob
vezne) narodne nizje in srednje
sole v jugoslovanskem delu Slo-
venije, je oh zacetku druge sve-
tovne vojne poseealo 20 odstot-
kov vsega slovenskega prebi-
valstva Jugoslavije.
Vsled tako visokega odstot-
ka pismenosti med Slovenci, je
V letu 1888 izhajalo v sloven-
skem delu Jugoslavije 245 caso-
pisov in revij: A politicnih, 20
drustvenih, "a leposlovnih in
zabavnih, 40 modroslovnih in
verskih, in 21 mladinskih publ
kacij.
Slovenci so znani po svoji IL
redni drustveni organizaciji. Le-
ia 1888, je bilo v jugoslovan-
skem delu Slovenije 8211 drust-
venih organizacij, in to znaci,
da je ma vsako slovensko obci-
no prislo 20 drustvenih organi-
zacij, in ma vsakih 146 Sloven-
cev ena drustvena organizaci-
ia.
Med Slovenci je mocno razvi-
to zadruzno gibanje. Leta 1897
je bilo v Jugoslaviji 1,677 raz-
nih zadrug, priblizno ena "a.
druga ma vsakih IS ljudi.
In ia narod, tako visoko
razvito kulturo, je bill cez noe O.
ropan svoje politicne in narod,
ne samostojnosti in potisnjen
pod kruto peto fasisticnih bar.
baroV.
5. Fasizem i'm slovenskO prebi.
: valstvo v Italiji
Kakor re receno, so bill Slo.
venci razdeljeni ze po prvi i'm,
perijalisticni vojni med Jugo.
slavijo, Avstrijo in Italijo. v
sedanji vojni po pregazenju Ju-
goslavije, so bill razdeljeni med
fasisticno Nemcijo, fasisticno I.
1 talijo in fasisticno Pavelicevc
Hrvatsko ii Madzarsko.
Da bi 81 mogli prav predociti
pocetje fasistov takim visokc
l kulturnim malim narodom, ka.
kor so Slovenci, Sc je treba Sc.
/ znaniti S stanjem, XII ga je ita.
lijanski fasizem ustvaril "a 600.
600 Slovencev in Hrvatov, XII sc
padli pod Italijo po prvi svetov.
: nj vojni.
z (Dalje prihodn5i6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-17
UGOTOVITVE SLOVENSKEGA DUHOV-
NIKA

rubriki "PisanO poje' "Ame1ikanskem Sloven-
y dine l3. julia, smo brali izpod peresa Rev. j. NJ
unka, zupnika Leadvilleu Colo, sledece ugotovtve
"Zopet prihaj jajo vesti, da so Soviet res Vati-
kanom nekih dogovorih. Mora iti, &c je tako lie "a
lzkjucno verske zadeve. Znacilno je, da Sc vrsijo
sploh taxi razgovon Soviet bi sli Vatikan, ako
bl ne smatrai dogovorov vazno zadevo Nadalje
more it lie katoliske verske zadeve Tu bodo tez-
koce
Vidim IL pristine rlskih in cello hudo Sc caristic-
min VlroV da ski pravoslavn krogi prisli Sovie-
vrlo pravine odnosaje ko so tt pravosavni krog
lzJaV1 ola ne bodo Vec ruvali zoper sedane polite
ne razmere, in da prznavajo red, kakrsen je nasta
po reVoluclJi in je do danes razvi To ie povsem
pravlno stallsce, sal tudi Vatikan ne more in ne
sme Vmesavat V politicne oblike vad, ako hoce
Vadam shajati IN pod vladami zasigurati naimanj
znosne razmere "a katolicane Ampak pray Soviet
utegnejo biti ezave Vsaj glave katolcanov MISC r-
ske, pristine ruskega katoliskega skofa nj vse gave
so poljske itvnske, nemske, in ker sem sam prise
dotlko tako nemsko glavo Rusiji, in videl men
talteto, Sc bom, da bo prvo lie Poljska, Litvinija
NemciJa.. Rusija ali Soviet pa =. eh . er . tezko
bodo Vgriznili V kislo jaboko.
Ne ruvaJte zoper obstojece politicne razmere
pa bodo morda Soviet re IL potcnih vdikov pust-
Ii vero" pri miru. Nikakor ne gre, da kdo krici
preganjanju 'vere," kadar Soviet primeio koga "a
usesa ko ruva zoper obstojeco vlado
Nj vse zIato, kar Sc sveti in "preganjanja" so
tudi vrlo razlicna.'
Dale ugotavlja Rev. Trunk:
"Iudl med Vrstami sc mora znati citati Ruski
pravoslavni krogi so menda nekako pobotali Sc
danJo Waldo. Nemca sno skrbijo pravosavne duse.
tako vsaj izgeda ker rusk metropolt e baje prodal
te duse atestom skledo lece in postal e colo orod-
Je ten kosmatih aeistov Bo pac metropolitova zade
Va Nemec Vsaj pa zavi ia oci, ampak tam Ukrajini
igrajo podli bvs politiki kot novopeceni "skofje"
naravnost sramotno vogo prd Hitlerjeve krame
ola Sc Sc cello navadn venk postavlajo zcper te
"skote" Tega pa Nemec ne vidi Nemci so kakor sle-
pl, operacja ma oceh bo tezka.'
Mi sno re ponovno naglasili globoko slovansko "a
st tega sovenskega duhovnika ter negovo obektivno
edanJe ma razvo in potek svetovnh dogodkov Mi te-
duhovnika osebno ne poznamo, nimamo MIN nikak-
in pismenh ali drugacnih stkov ter Sc zavedamo, da
nasi boloski, evolucski in verski nazor doka dru-
cni cd njegovh, toda ga kljub pomankanu tesnejsih
kov kot zavednega Slovenca in objektvnega ter po-
mnega gasnika slovenskih cuvstev visoko cenimo in
OStujemo.
Bas IL omenjenih razogov ga imenu tukajsnje slo-
nske javnost prosimo, da javno izjavo casopisu,
gar sotrudnik e stori konec kevetam XII 50 Sc pojave
nas naselbn in XII gredo tenn, ola bi Sc ga postavlo
sramotni oder kot cloveka po cigar krvdi e Jugosa-
ia zguba sovensko Korosko sepetaje Sc namrec sus-
(ne naprednih krogih y da je Rev. Trunk ma mi
vni konferenc ker e fungral ko strokovnjak "a ko-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-17

Tale Texreen Eley nj strelja-
la zadnjic pri St. Clair Rifle
klubu, so rajsi polomili masino,
ker je ona hotela prvo nagrado.
Tam nj bilo .predsednika Leo
.Kushlana. Sedaj caka, &c il sbo-
do dali v NeWburghu, Lorainu
ali v Barbertonu, &c jo bodo po-
Vabili sc rece.
''No Letters Today" je mai
bolj popularna pesem ma plosee,
cato j dam prvo nagrado.
Drugo nagrado dobi pa tista
"Where-ever You Go, Please
Think of Me-.
Tretjo nagrado pa dobi tista
slovenska ''Men' pa nj "a rozce
moje".
ze vse je prislo ma dan, samo
Sc tole ne, da je zadnjic Mar
janca Kuharjeva pozabila krofe
pri Luzarju. Drugi dan jih je
dobila Sc vec, pa je MEN MOI
pogruntal, da tiste krofe nj spe-
kla Mrs. Hrastar.
l8. julia, to je .prihodnjo ne
deljo, priredijo Progressive Slo-
venke V Drustvenem .domu ma
Recher Ave. tax bazar, da bo-
ste lahko kupili kravo S tele-
TOM, Bono videi. ...,..
Tisti smrkavci, XII so mi zad-
MO soboto well pocket-book,
registracijsko karto in karto "a
vlsko, 2 denarjem vred, maj mi
prinesejo nazaj, &c ne jih bonn
tnaznanil ma visjo instance in
tudi councilmanu Kovacicu bonn
povedal, da ne -bodo vee kradli
.po st. Clairju.
No business. We will be closed
on the day of Hitler's Funeral.
Tako je bilo zapisano v neki tr-
.goYini. 1na 4pnnno Il