davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The union times., 1943-08-28
Employees Buying Power Is Reduced

NEW YORK-As Congress siOnal soak the poor tax schemers planned another lO% wage slash for American workers, government figures revealed this week that war profits have shot skyward 66% since 1889 and workers buying power has crumbled nearly as much.
 Confronted by increased liv- ing costs and taxation, the average industrial worker has only $97l in buying power today as against $l,268 in 1889, the government figures showed.
 In face of the $297 yearly wage cut already suffered by each average worker, and an increase of $476, 100000 in war profits by 100 big war contractors after all their taxes are deducted, Con- gress is planning a lOao sales tax Ito hit the little man, because the big taxpayer is already paying all he can afford . Those words belong to Sen. Robert A 1att (R., O..
 Figures for war profits, from the Office of Price Administration, showed that the nations 100 major war contractors increased Z8Z%o before deduction of taxes, and 66% after every single tax had been paid. The profits rose from SPA, 100000 in 1889 to l,2OO, 100000 in l942. Incomes of small unineOrpOrated businesses rose approximately 5O@o during the same period, after taxes were deducted, the Dept. of Com merce revealed.
 The industrial workers average yearly income rose from $l,2o0 to $1,733 before any taxes were deducted, the commerce departments figures showed. However, when a 249o rise Tn living costs and an estimated l0%o rise in taxes-despite the fact that Tn some cases the rise was much higher and 109o war bond deductions are calculated, the workers actual wage dropped to $971.
 At the same time, Labor Research Association revealed that railroad profits have jumped 709o since the first half of 1o41 and are still shooting skyward In the first half of lo43 the railroad profits were 55.296 above the same period only year ago, the IRA said. The 1943 profits for six months stood at $448,800,000.
 Congressional soak-the-pOOr tax planners are ignoring tightening excess profits tax to drain the ad- ditional war profits into the Treas ury. as the ALL, CLIO. and Rail- road Brotherhoods are demanding. Instead, Taft is insisting on his IO% sales-and-savings tax. The tax would take lO%o from every dollar spent and put it into war certificates as a sO-called wartime saving.
The union times., 1943-08-28

stockings to work daily, reported on the ease and time of application. A technlclan in charge of the project rated appearance, tendency to rub off, resistance to water spots and streaking.
 The following brands were found to be of excellent quality. They did not streak, did not rub off and were water resistant. Elizabeth Kent (25c), Westmore's (25c), Sutton Leg Color (59c), Tussy Shoff-Of (75c), Tint on-Hose (49c-not a tint) Delettrez ($D, Daggett & Ramsdell ($1).
 CORRECTION-OVERALLS
 Through a typographical error, the price of the Sweet-Orr Boz. denim Overalls was incorrectly list. ed at $3.39 in the last issue of YOUR DOLLAR. The price should have been as it appeared in GUS test records, $2.39.
The union times., 1943-08-28
Bicycle Reserves
 Are Diminishing

WASHINGTON. = O.P.A. has launched a new inventory of the na- tlons rapidly diminishing stock of new adult bicycles, and has authorized War Price and Rationing boards to extend the validity of bicycle purchase certificates beyond the present 3O-day period.
The union times., 1943-08-28
Your Dollar
 By CONSUMERS UNION
MEMS SHOES

To determine which mems shoes are the best buys under shoe ration ing, Consumers Union has conduct ed the largest single testing project in its history. One hundred and fOrty-three pairs of mems shoes three to six samples of each brand were examined, were torn apart and tested. Here are some of the highlights of GUS findings as pub- lished in the current issue of Con- sumner Reports.
 1, High quality shoes cost $9 to $11 pair But not all shoes in this price range are of high quality.
 2. If you can't spend $9 you can still find shoes which will last for the ration period, at prices from $4 up. But again, you have to watch your step. There are great quality differ ences among the low priced brands as we'll as among the higher prices. The shoes selling for around $2 which were tested are not worth buying, GU says.
 3. There's no dependable rela- ton between prices and quality. The best shoes tested cost $l3.5O. But a $22.5O brand came out 2Oth on the quality list; two brands sell ing for less than $7 ranked higher. Within the same brand, it was found that somewhat hi gher price usually buys a little better quality. But in most cases the quality differ ence is too small to be worth the extra price.
 UNION-MADE SHOES
 The following brands of shoes test ed by GU are union-made (the listing does not refer to quality): Under contract with the Boot & Shoe Work CTS Union (AF.L): Florsheim; un- der contract with the United Shoe Workers (CLO): Hanan, Rob1ee, Whitehouse & Hardy; under contract with the Brockton Bro. of Shoe & Allied Craftsmen (unafiliated) Doug las, Stetson, Walk-Over
 LIQUID STOCKINGS
 More and more women pour their stockings from a bottle, GU finds. So GU appointed a guinea-pig squad of seven girls to test the many brands on the market. The girls wore the
The union times., 1943-08-28
National 20. Clerks Gain New Members


 The National Federation of Post Office Clerks gained 39 new locals and 188 members in 151 offices as the result of the Bring-a-Brother Cam paign of 1943, just concluded, accord ing to Leo E. George, president of the Federation.
 "One of the most gratifying fea- lures of the campaign was the activity of the membership committees in the organized offices" declared George.
 New York Local 10 led the field with an increase of 768 in member ship. Local 1, Chicago, was second with 256 new members. Morris Sne- tiker of New York was first in turn ing in the largest number of new ap- plicants, total of 88.
The union times., 1943-08-28
rots Up As Workers Rea Wages Drob S. Figures Soq1
Constitutionality Of
 Rent Control Upheld

WASHINGTON - THE consti- tutlonality of OPA's entire rent con- trol program was emphatically es- tabllshed by the Emergency Court of Appeals which ruled in part: In creases i'll rents have an immediate eff feet on wage earners. Furthermore, in the case of most commodities, wage earners can reduce their purchases :. in the case of rental housing in war centers, however, workers gen orally have no choice, because the sup ply of housing is so severely limited :. The vital importance of rent con- trol program to the war effort is thus apparent.
The union times., 1943-08-28

materials permit, but the majority of new arrivals for six months must be lodged in existing facilities, he stated.
 It is we'll known that housing stand ards in the south were lower than elsewhere before the war, especially in the number of rooms per apart ment. Families of four and five in two or three rooms, beds in kitchens, and access to bathroom only through others sleeping quarters are not un- common, even in middle class dwell ings. In some cases workers seeking employment have had to refuse jobs because they could not find rooms in nearby towns.
The union times., 1943-08-28
Coop Business Hits All-Time High In US.

NEW YORK.-American consumer cooperatives distribute nearly three quarters of a billion dollars worth of retail goods and services a year, Asst. Sec. Wallace J. Campbell of the Co., operative League reported this week, reaching an alltime high.
 Eighty-one mills, factories, rehneries and other productive works are now owned by co-ops in addition to 25 oil wells and 32o miles of pipeline which serve the consumer owned refineries. The total value of these enterprises is up in the millions, Campbell said.
 Reasons for the recent and very dramatic drive into the field of pro- duction, coop officials say, are three fold: to make additional savings for the two and one-half million consumer owners of retail cooperatives; to pro- tect and control the quality of goods distributed by the cooperatives; and to protect the sources of supply for co-ops now operating largely in the retail and wholesale field.
 Buying Union Label goods is a declaration of a dividend on your
The union times., 1943-08-28

Buying Union Label goods is a declaration of dividend on your annual income.
Evening star., 1943-11-08
And Here Are Suits $780,

tempting collection Wool gobudne tN
tos with foon jackets from obut buttonng
please o1 peoed
Melon 'ed greer" b'"e beige op" black
Shop Floor
Evening star., 1943-11-08

Mr.. Wallace as saying, "the plot
has been sugar-coated to deceive the
people. In the name of efficiency,
economy, and under the slogan
Preserving the Enterprise Sys-
tenn it is proposed that Congress
permit the creation of 'integrated
transportation systems.
Whether or not he knew it." the
association said in its letter, the
plot which Mr.. Wallace discovered
was this associations national
transportation policy ""*
I'VE advocate competitive common
carrier transportation systems rath-
er than hundreds of separate COM
panies, each attempting to profit
ably perform its particular water,
rail, highway or air services. We
want competition-and plenty of it
between such systems"
The association said, I'VE cannot
believe that Mr.. Wallace would de-
liberately lend himself to misstate-
ment, AS he is not transporta-
ton expert we must conclude that
Evening star., 1943-11-08

his address was prepared by some
one else. The diction is familiar
it sounds like statement prepared
by Thurman. Arnold and filed by the
Antitrust Division of the Depart
ment of Justice with the Senate In
terstate Commerce Commission last
spring"
The association said it was "a
research and educational institu-
ton" and its membership was COM
posed of corporations and individu-
ais engaged in agriculture, industry,
finance and transportation Ship
pers of all kinds represent over 80
per cent Of the voting membership.
Evening star., 1943-11-08
Transport Chiefs Hit
Back al Wallace on
Monopoly Charges
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-The Trans
portation Association of America
in a letter mailed to members of
Congress, yesterday said that Vice
President Henry Wallace ''misrep-
resented the organization posi-
ton in Speech at Dallas, Tex, on
October 90
The association said that. sin
order to concoct the charge that we
propose regional monopolies' for
transportation, Mr. Wallace
left out the word competitive in
his speech
In its letter, the association quoted
Evening star., 1943-11-08
Western Atlantic Sinkings
Drop 10 Three in II Weeks

Ry the Associated Press.
Navy Undersecretary James V.
Forrestals comment that the next
Churchill Roosevelt statement on
the antisubmarine campaign will
show a most extraordinary record of
Evening star., 1943-11-08
Pledge for Peace Group
To Open Drive THURSDAY

The Pledge for Peace Committee
Will lnaugurate a national campaign
to use the pledge for Peace" as
means of stimulating thought and
discussion of Americas part in the
postwar world at 4 pm. Thursday
at the Willard Hotel with Supreme
Evening star., 1943-11-08

Court Justice Owen J. Roberts listed
as one Of three speakers.
Carl Carme. president Of the Au-
thors' Guild, also will speak and a
peace pledge to be made public by
the committee will be read by Cliff
ton Fadiman.
Among those invited to the session
Evening star., 1943-11-08

success" pointed up an 1l-week rec
ord of only three announced sink
ings in the Western Atlantic.
Since Pearl Harbor 689 non Axis
cargo ships have been announced as
sunk in the Western Atlantic.
Evening star., 1943-11-08

are DR.. Harry Emerson Fosdick,
Douglas Southall Freeman, Van
Wyck Brooks, Mrs. Vincent Sheean,
Lawrence Tibbett, William L. White,
Elmer Rice, Raymond Clapper. DR..
Albert Einstein. Mary Van Doren,
Margaret Culkin Banning and
Lewis E. LaWeS.
Evening star., 1943-11-08
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
Ameriski tisk o Adamicu

Dnevnlk "Escanaba Daily Press" XII izhaja v Esca-
naol, Mich, je objavil tie, dni kot svoj glavni in pryi
uvodnik clanek sledece vsebine:
Nlsta pretekli Sc dive lett, ko je pisatelj Louis Adamic
zasnoval ldejo "a demokratizacijo evropskih narodov, XII
Jim JaseJo diktatorji ma tilniku, da hi Sc poslalo nazaj v
eVropske dezele uspesne ameriske priseljence, XII hi pre-
sadlll amerlske ideale ma svojo rodno zemljo.
10 idejo je Adamic iznesel v svoji knjigi "Two-Way
Passage v kateri je oznacl newyorskega zupana La
GuardlJo kot enega onih prominentnih Amerikancev, ka-
teremu maj hi bila poverjena naloga demokratiziranja
Italije.
Adamiceva ideja je bila vsekakor ugodno s~prejeta v
visokih vladimir krogih, kajti neuradna porocila il vero-
~dostoJnlh virov javljajo, da DO La Guardiji podeljen
visok vojaski Gin, nakar mu DO poverjeno vazno adj
ministrativno mesto V Severni Afriki ali morda tudi cello
v Itahjl, ko bodo to dezelo zasedle zavezniske cete. Kot
njegovi %pomocniki pa bodo imenovani gg. Adamic, znan
ameriski pisateij, Albert S%paulding, SLOWED violinist, in
Ugo Carusi, eksekutivni pomocnik generalnega pravdnika
Biddle-a..
Adamic, XII je bill rojen v Sloveniji, je posvetil zadnja
leta mnogo svojega della in prizadevanja dobrobitu anne
rskih prseljencev, katere neprestano bodri, mai Sc
posluzijo vseh %prednosti ameriskega d.zavljanstva, docim
opozarja "old-stock" Amerikance ma kulturne in ekonom-
ske pridobitve, XII so jih tt now drzavljani prispevali temu
narodu in tel dezeli. S svojo literarno slave 81 je stekel
Adamic ma Balkanu velik presto, cato hi bilo njegovo
povojno delovanje in prizadevanje pc ustanovitvi svo-
bodnih in demokraticnih vlad V tenn delu Europe veike
vrednosti.
Organizacija masinerije, S katero mai Sc zagotovijo
prayicne Wade in mir ma svetu, je prav tako vazna kakor
izyojevanje image same. Clovestvo hi Sc zastonj borilo
in umiralo, ako bi ia vojna porodila drugi Versailles.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
senatorial
OBJ 2. Obletnici ma
pada Jugoslavije
Senator Pepper cestita naro-
du Jugoslavije mad njego-
vo hrabrostjo, ker Sc nj
uklonil sovrazniku.

Senator Floride, G. Claude
Pepper, je podal oh priliki OBJ
letnice 27. marca naslednjo IL
javo:
"Nase najprisrcnejse 6estitke
gredo kralju Petru H., njegovi-
vladi in narodu Jugoslavije. Ne
lie Jugoslavija, temvec yes svet
Sc DO ma vse veke spominjal
dneva, ko sc je narod Jugosla-
vie dvignil, zapodil pronaci-
sticno Waldo Dragise Cvetkovi-
ca in regentstvo, ter postavil
ma prestol borbene dinastije
Observation-Disclosures, mladega in
priljubljenega kralja Petra II.
S tenn dejanjem je narod Jul
g~oslavije zopet nasel svojo du-
So. Yes svet ga je takrat obcu-
doval in vsi svobodni ljudje ga
obcudujejo Sc danes. Odklanja-
joe poraz in predajo, ia narod
nadaljuje svojo borbo "a svobo-
do ma goratih strminah svoje
zemlje.
Predstavniki junaske Jugo-
slavic bodo nasli pri mizi mi
rovne conference casino mesto,
kadar bodo sile tiranije pora-
zene."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
R~estavracije nimajo
izgledov "a vecje
dObaye mesa
Lastnikom restavracij je BIZ
10 reeeno, da morajo okr-
hiti VISA nepotrebna jedila.

9. aprila. -
Lastnikom restavracij, XII so Sc
zbrali tukaj k posvetu, je bilo
povedano, da nj nobenih izgle-
dow, da bi dobile restavraciie v
bliznji bodocnosti kaj wee me-
Sa.
l.. I. Graham, svetovalec
Food Distribution divizije v
Washingtonu, je izjavil, da DO
potrebna ena tretjina vse mes
ne produkcije "a oskrbo vojas-
iva in "a lend-lease dobave. Ia
to je svetoval, maj bodo jedilni
listi v restavracijah elm emo
stavnejsi in brez vseh nepotreb-
Nth jedil.
Graham je tudi dejal, da bo
prislo kmalu ma try vee perut-
nine, in da d~ostavlja mornarica
nazaj njihovim lastnikom ladje,
XII jih je rekvirala "a prevaza-
ME raznih dobav in katere
ladje so pref sluzile "a ribolov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
UPANJE "a OSVOBODI-
Ten BAHAMA

Glavni stan generala MacAr-
thurja, 9. aprila. General Mac
Arthur je oh obletnici izgube
BAHAMA objavil komemoracijo,
V kateri je izjavil, da upa, da DO
Bataan kmalu zopet osvobojen
japonskega gospodarstva.
Mac Arthur je oh tel priliki
naglasil, da so Japonci ma Ba-
taanu opljuvali amerisko zasta-
vo, zaprli Amerikance in Fill
pince ter zasuznjili 10000, 900
ljudi, XII prebivajo ma tenn oto-
ku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
"Vojna in wi"

V ponedeljek vecer oh 7:45
uri Sc DO kot obicajno vrsil po-
tom WTAM radio postaje pro-
gram "Vojna in VIZ, katerega
precinct DO Riding to Victory
Together" (Potovanje do skup-
ne zmage). Nastopili bodo Mr..
Fred Staffeld, OPA uradnik,
Mr.. Carl L. Haas, tajnik trans
portacijskega odbora Ohio Bell
Telephone Co., in Mr.. j. K.
Saunders, vojni delavec, XII bodo
razmotrivali probleme trans
,portacije. Program DO ebenem
zanimiv in ~poucljiv.
Shod
Nocoj, oh 7.30 uri Sc vrsi v
dvorani st. 3 Slovenskega de-
'lavskega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
shod, ma katerem DO nastopil
Peter Cacchionie, komunisticni
councilman v New Yorku. Shod
Sc vrsi pod pokroviteljstvom
Komunisticne stranke v 80. var
di. Vstopnina je prosta. +
Odpotovali ma sejo
Snoci so Sc podali v Chicago,
Ill, kjer danes prisostvujejo Sc.
jam eksekutivnega odbora
in JPO, SIS, Mr.. Janko
N. Rogelj, XII Sc udelezi obeh
sci, Mrs. Josephine Zakrajsek
i'm Mr.. John Gornik Sc udelezi-
ia seize JPO, SIS in dr.. F. ],
XII Sc udeleM seje SANS-a,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
SMRTNE OBSODBE v
NEMCIJI

LONDON, 9. aprila. - v
Nemciji so bill trije univerzi-
.tetni dijaki obsojeni ma smrt,
ker so protestirali proti novim
nacijskim restrikcijam, mana
sajocim Sc ma dijake. Protesti-
rail- so, ker Sc vedno vec dija-
kov odvaja v delavske bataljo-
ne in ker sc sill dijake, da po-
lagajo prisego lojalnosti nacij-
ski stranki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
Stavka v dveh
FOrdOvih t0varnah
Stavka je baje nastala cara
di ukora osmim delavcem,
XII so tekom della igrali "a
denar.
DETRO OFT, 9. aprila.

DETROIT, 9. aprila. - V
dveh separatnih stavkah V
Ford Motor Co., je danes "a
stavkalo 5000 Gelavcev, docim
je nadaljnih tisoc delavcev pu-
stilo delo V oddelku, kjer izde-
luje 10 aparate "a ugotavljanje
blizajocih Sc letal.
DETROIT, 9. aprila. - Next
Fordov uradnik je izjavil, da je
danes zastavkalo mad 5000 de-
lavcev, clanov United Automo-
bile Workers (CIO) unije, in 81
Ger V Highland Park ter V Ri
yer Rouge tovarnah.
V Highland Park tovarni so
baje zastavkali delavci cato, ker
Sc je nameravalo kaznovati O.
sem .delavcev, XII so "gemblali"
v kompanijskem straniscu.
Receno je, da je bila skupins
"crane' ~operatorjev prva, XII je
zastavkala IL simpatije do onih
osmih delavcev.
Delavci nocnega sifta so odsli
IL tovarne, delavci jutranjega
sifta pa SO prisli ma delo, toda
MISC hotel delati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
Volitve Fisher Body locala
st. IS

v torek in sredo, ID. in a.,
aprila, Sc bodo vrsile volitve To-
Gala st. As UAW-CIO.
Ma glasovnici bodo imena sle-
decih kandidatov: predsednik
Charles K. Beckman; podpred-
sednika: Jack Moran, Jack Bar
sixties; financni tajnik Antho-
ny Flynn; ~zapisnikar Joe Wise
guard: AL Romero; guide Roy
Workman; trustee: James
Clark.
Poleg teh DO tudi volitev e.
ksekutivnega odbora at large"
Unijski odborniki MISC poda.
Iii nobenega komentarja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
THYSSEN-JETNIK
NACISTOV

svedska, 9.
aprila. - svedski casopis At
tonbladet poroca, da je Fritz
Thysen, nemski industrialec in
nekdanji vnet podpornik nacij-
ske stranke, zoprt v nekem her,
linskem hotelu.
Thyssena je pc premirju
Francija izrocila Nemeiji, ker
ga je slednja zahtevala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
v KITAJSKI CROFT
LAKOTA

CUNKING, 9. aprila. - v
Honan provinci ma Kitajskem
grozi najmanj sestnajstim mill
jonom ljudem velika lakota.
Neka casniska agencia poro.
ca, da Sc je 800,0 900 ljudi izseli.
10 IL te province ter da so Sc
naselili v sensi province, toda
polozaj onih, XII so ostali, je
straSen. r..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
Pokoini Bradac

Dodatno k smrti Johna Bra
daca, XII je pred lett vodil peka-
RHO Slovenskem narodnem do
mu, Sc nam poroca, da zapusca
tn sina Edwarda. Truplo lei ma
mrtvaSkem odru V Ramel-Pat-
terson pogreb. zavodu, 1O913
Superior Ave-, odkodcr Sc DO
'TrsiI pogreb v ponedeljek zju-
traj. Bod mu lahka ameriska
zemlia!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
SPLOVITEV PARNIKA

WASHINGTON, 6. aprila. -
Francoski potniski parnik Nor
mandie, ma katerem je nastal
pred vec kot letom dni ogenj,
nakar Sc je parnik nagnil ma
stran in Sc pogreznil v blato
pristanisca, DO najbrze re me-
SEGA julia splovljen, kakor je
izjavil mornariski tajnik Frank
Knox.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
SILEN NAPAD MA
PORURJE

LONDON, 8. aprila. - An
gleska zracna sila je zrtvovala
snoci v svojem silnem napadu
ma nemsko Porurje 81 letal.
Glavni napad so podvzeli tez-
XII stirimotorni bombniki ma me.
sto Duisburg, kjer SO ogromne
jeklarne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
Unija tranzitnih usluzbencev je odgla-
sOvala "a stavkO v torek OpOlnOci
Eksekutivni odbor unije je soglasno odglasoval "a stavko,
ako Sc do tedaj ne doseze zadovoljiv sporazum
glede mezd.

Thomas P. Meaney, unijski
predsednik, je snoci izjavil, da
&c unija usluzbencev mestnega
tranzitnega sistema ne doseze
z mestom sporazuma o mezdah
do torka opolnoci, bodo usluz-
bench tega sistema zastavkali.
Meaney je izjavil, da je unijski
eksekutivni odbor soglasno Cd
glasoval "a stavko, ako sc ne
doseze do torka opolnoei noben
zadovoljiv sporazum.
Meaney pravi, da je bila uni
ia prisiljena do te odloeitve,
kajti mestni tranzitni odbor Cd
govarja ma vse unijske zahteve
z odlocnim mel" o..
Zastoj vojne produkcije
Taxa stavka bi silno okrnila
vojno produkcijo mesta, ker je
mnogo delavcev odvisnih samo
cd mestne transportacije, cd
poulicne zeleznice in avtobusov
"a svoj prihod ma delo.
Med zastopniki unite in Cd
borniki tranzitnega sistema Sc
vrse ze mad mesec dni pogaja-
MIA, tekom katerih pa nj bio BE
mic d~osezeno. v zadnjih dveh
tednih so bila ia pogajanja diva
KRAFT prekinjena. Y
Unijske zahteve
Unija je zahtevala 14-centno
zvisanje mezde ma uro "a moze
v vozovih poulicne, in II centoy
vec ma uro "a voznike avtobu.
SOW, mesto pa jim ponuja 2R-
centno zvisanje ma uro.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-10
HUNA JE DOBIL

LONDON, 9. aprila. - Neka
matt je dobila cd svojega sina,
vojaka V Tunisiji brzojavko
sledece vsebine; "Ljuba matt.
Lots of fun. Got a Hun" -
Tvoj ljubeci TIE sin"