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Arkansas State press., 1944-12-15

M. Wallace, South End; Mrs. c..
T. johnson, Stephens; Mrs. M.
L. Jackson, Gibbs.
With the Jr High School and
High School groups we have:
Mrs. Bessie Rumph, adviser of
the Up-Teeners club; Mrs. w. A.
Hart, of the Girl Serenaders,
Miss Rosalia Terrence, the F. O.
Pos, Miss f, A. Waugh, the
TWeen-Teens; Mrs. A. l.. Perry,
the Rockettes; Miss Willie Mae
Bailey, the Perfect Age Club;
Mrs. N. O, Parker, the Entire
Nous; Mrs. Z, T. Armon, the
Debutantes; Miss Zula Mae Rain
ey, the Charmarettes; Mrs. B.
I. Peoples, Victory Jr. Girl Re-
serves; Mrs. F. A. Childs; Mrs.
E. l.. Marshall and Mrs. H. King,
A. B. c. Girl Reserves.
We are looking forward to
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-15

and also his father-in-law, Mr..
GiNens. Roscoe Strickland,
sim, of cambridge. Md, has re-
turned to camp after visiting his
mother. Mrs. G. l.. Cheffen.
Miss Jessie May Morton has re-
turned home after visiting her
sister, Mrs. =. Brown of Texar-
kama, Salmon Cheffen, and
Wife, of Lake Village, Ark, have
returned home after visiting his
brother, Henry A. Cheffen and
also his sister, Mrs. r. l..
Grant is reported to be on the
sick list. Miss Martha Strck-
land will be made the bride of
Mr., Roberlee Powell the 18th of
December at o'clock at the
home of her father.
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-15
DernlOtt
Josie Smith

Josie Smith
Mrs. Fannie Doles of Little
Rock, was the guest of Mrs. S.
E. Bailey, Sunday, Dec. 3, 1914.
The funeral of Mrs. Willie
Thomas was held Sunday at the
Holy Church. The funeral
of Mrs. E. Hunt was held at
Seven Star Baptist Church. Fun
eral Grafton was delivered by
Rev. S. M. Taylor with two sis
tiers and husband. Jodia
SraWther has returned on his
long vacation. Miss Mable
McClerkiens has returned from
q trip to Tillar, Ark. Mrs. Joe
Harthone is still in the hospital.
She seems to be recovering quite
a bit. Miss Minnie M. Eskew
has returned from the hospital
in Little Rock. Mrs. c. L. Park
er has returned from her trip
to La.
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-15
<pApER /SA WEApON-- SAVE IT."

Equality Campaign Issue in every public election and
always run Candidate though losing, their own plat
form, candidate independent if not endorsed by Party
Label. They must have monster Mass Meetings. INTER-
RACIAL in EVERY PARTICULAR and not segregated to
aid in community education and in the building of public
opinion in their behalf They must write upon the Statute
books OF this State FAIR EMPLO YMENT PRACTICES
ACT; A FAIR RACIAL PRACTICES ACT A STATE CIVIL
RIGHTS ACT which will have the full teeth of effective
ness to fully accomplish its purposes.
Therein and there alone lies the full solution to their
Problems which confront them They must First be them
selves Converted to their martyrdom be-
tore they can ever hope to elicit the following
Oh others Hypocracy on their own part will only breed
ana peSet hypocracy The goal must be clear and unms
akaoe their determination to reach it unshakabe And
they must be consoled forever only with the deep and
Vo cohVcuon that IN the achievement of their goal lies
the only hope of earth and the last good hope of earth to
the fl realization and Joy of eternal peace and Security
for all people. -
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-15
ykAC-A
Stunt Night

! 'ttt'tt ANtJitt
The Carver Y. M. c. A. pre-.
sents its Annual Stunt Nigh
Program at Dunbar High Schoo
en- Thursday, December IA, a
800 p. m. The sponsors of thi.
event are the Gray Clubs oil
Greater Little Rock and NORTH
Little Rock. Co-sponsor for the
occasion is the Dunbar High
School Administrative Staff.
School taking part and their
school sponsors are: Capital Hill,
Mrs. Peyton; Bush, Mrs. Will
liams; South End, Mrs. Wallace;
East End, Mrs. Dancler and Mrs.
Conway; Stephens, Mr.. Arnold;
Jones High School, Mrs. Jen-
nings. Director of the show is
Joseph l.. Robinson, Asst Boys
Work Secretary. We are now
making and training our men
of tomorrow Purchase your
ticket from a Gray boy today
CraUer Team
The Craver Y. M. C. A. team
meets Arkansas Baptist College
in basketball game tonight.
The Carver team is fast an ex-
perienced, The team consists of
the following men; Daniel B.
Tyler, c. l.. Horn, T. B. Robinson,
Rufus Clinton, Fred Carter, AL
bert Googe, and Frank Williams.
Tickets for the game are on sale
at the Carver "Y."
Clubs
A new Hi-Y Club has been
organized at Arkansas Baptist
College, The club was organi-
zed by the Executive Secretary,
c. John HegWood. This club
promises to be one of the most
outstanding clubs Of our city. 1t
has l6 splendid young men on
its roll Us members, Names Of
the clubs officers and sponsor
viii appear next week.
"The y. M. c. A. a world
wide fellowship of men and boys
united by comomn loyalty to
Jesus Christ for the purpose of
building Christian personality
and a Christian society"
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-15
" AIMING ORDER

State of Arkansas
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In the Pulaski
Chaneery Court
Satnola Halfacer, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 71S46
Dawson Halfaeer, Defendant
The Defendant, Dawson Halfac-
er, is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and ans
wer the complaint of the plaintiff,
Satnola Halfaeer.
Dated December 18th, 1914.
J. r. Booker,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
w, A, Singfield,
Attorney ad Litem.
II. S. Nixon, Chaneery Clerk
BY Airline p. Turner, d. G.
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-15
Phyllis Wheatley

| Phyllis Wheatley is very for
tunate in securing the services
of Mrs. Mary Helen Diggs, r. N
of the United Friends Hospital
as teacher of a Red Cross Home
Nursing Glass. The class opened
with a full attendance last We'd
nesday in spite of the rain and
cold. Miss Beauchamp, head of
the American Red Cross Nursing
! Services, was on hand to intro
duce Mrs. Diggs and to wish the
class much success. Mrs. Diggs
is a very god teacher and the
members of the class were de-
| lighted.
The knitting class was sorry
to hear of the indisposition of
their able Instructor, Mrs. Jessie
Gaines, and is looking forward
to next Wednesday when classes
will be resumed.
The Inter-raCial Committee
which is composed of members
of the boards of Central YWCA
and of Phyllis Wheatley Branch
met at the Branch on Monday.
Visitors had been invited to this
meeting and matters of inter-
racial moment were discussed,
among which was the extent to
which colored citizens will par
tcipate in the city's new re-
creation set-up,
Preparations are going for
ward for the Annual " Christ
mas observance Of The Hanging
of the Greens. The program
will consist Of tableaux from the
Nativity accopanied by the sing
ing Of Carols, a Candle-lighting
Ceremony and The Hanging Of
the Greens. All members and
visitors arc invited to attend.
The Girl Reserve Department
wishes to give special recogni-
ton to it's advisers this week,
in order that the public may be
come acquainted with them and
may know who is responsible for
the fine piece of work they are
putting over in their clubs.
With the Researches in the
grade schools we have; Mrs. f.
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-15

In Memerian of my Dear
Mothor-Mrs. S. A. Singleton.
who passed Dec q, l94l,
We lore you Mother dear, but
God loued you best. Sleep on
Signed. Rev. ID, T. Singleton,
husband; Mrs. Mary Washington,
daughter and son-in-law; f. d,
Washington and l., z. Washing
ton, grandchildren; Mrs, Lula
Lee, sister.
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-15
Legal Notice:
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
Leonard Downs. Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1884
irene Downs, Defendant
The Defendant, Irene Downs,
is warned to appear in this court
within Thirdly days and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff,
Leonard Downs.
Dated December IL, 1914.
]. r. Booker,
zsolicitor for Plaintiff
John l.. Sullivan
Attorney ad Litem.
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk.
BY Ealy Red, b. c.
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-15
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas
County of Pulaski SIS.
In The Pulaski
Ghancery Court
Eartha NJ. Hollingsworth, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 1915
Perlesta G. Hollingsworth,
Defendant
The Defendant, Perlesta G..
Hollingsworth, is warned to ap-
pear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint of
the plaintiff, Eartha NJ. Hollings-
worth.
Dated December IL, 1914.
j. r. Booker,
zSolicitor for Plaintiff
John A. Bibbler,
Attorney ad Litem.
Fl. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Ealy Red, d. c.
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-15

During the weeks left before
Christmas you Will see the Girl
Reserves doing their bit IN All
ing the GoodtellowS 10 raise
Christmas Cheer Funds ON Ninth
Street. Do your bit by dropping
q donation in these girls con-
tainers and help make this a
Merry Christmas for all.
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-15
UNION HILL
Neoplion Strickland

Cpl Willie Albert John of New
Orleans, La and wife, Elnora
John have returned home after
visiting his aunt, Mrs, A, Hayes,
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-15
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
Ozelia Burley, Plaintiff
VS.. No. T1S43
James Burnley, Defendant
The Defendant, James Hurley,
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Ozelia
Burley,
Dated. December II, 1914.
w. A. Singfield,
zSolicitor for Plaintiff
j. r. Booker
Attorney ad Litem.
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk.
By Airline p. Turner, D. C.
Arkansas State press., 1944-12-15

any additions 10 this number and
We will keep YOU. eur public
posted
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-18

mo "a "Gospodarja', potem bl
bill Gene rad Sci kan jest in
pit. Ursko pa je vleklo k izloz-
ham, kjer SO prodajali zensko
modo. Kar po cetrt ure je stala
pred kakim oknom, tako da Sc
je Gene navelical in sci sam gor
pa dol po ulici, da hi morda le
ujel priliko "a kak wreck piva,
Dvakrat Sc mu je res posrecilo
in bi Sc bila skoraj re zgresila;
pa ma sreco Maribor nj Babilon,
da bi Sc. mogli ljudje V njem IL
gubiti.
Ko je Urska spet visa zamak-
njena stala pred oknom, V kate.
rem je bilo polno pisanega bla-
ga, jo je nekdo cd zadaj rahlo
prijel "a roko in j posepetal V
Fuho:
"Urska, dober DAM
Urska Sc je magic obEnila in
zagledala cedno gospodicno, kl
sc j ie poredno smejala. Toda
"ticka' 10 je re spoznala:
"Ali je mogoce? Pavla, tt? -
Tebe sem pa vesela."
Kar pozabila je, da nj donna,
ampak v Marlboro, in je zavpila
dol po Gosposki ulci "a mozem,
XII je stal pred Benkovimi klo-
basami:
"Cencij, Cencij! Pridi hitro!
Hitrov'
Gene Sc je pocasi trgal po-
+ fgled cd zapeljivih Benkovih je-
! zikov, salam in reber in Sc bill
zal zenskama.
Urska nj izpulila Pavline ro-
ke in je venomer gledala v mex
danjo ciganko, XII je bila cedno
| po rnestno oblecena; tudi zlasti
prstan . blescecim kamnom je
odkrila ma Pavlini levici.
Gene, poglej, poglej} = ali
poznas tole 2" Sc :je zasmejala,
ko je prikorakal MOI. u
| " "Aaa Pavla!!" Sc je zaeu-
dill. Lei jo! zdaj bo pa treba
lreci. gospodicna. Kako 81 NEST
ma"
No, no, je Pavla zardela.
~ mestu Sc je treba pac' po
fmestno oblaciti.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-18

"Pavla, kako, da 81 prisla tod
mimo? Ali 81 meme iskala?" je
izpraHevala Urska.
me, sal Sc vedela nisem, da
sta tu. v trgovino imam pot -
pa sem te zagledala in ze koj cd
zadaj spoznala. Kako pa pride
ta vidva v Maribor?"
ma zenitovanjskem potova-
nju sva - sicer "a pol leta pre-
pozno, haha," Sc je smejal cev-
liar. "Zdaj moras pa ze mama
kan, gospodiena Pavla." =
| "Rada - toda "a gospodi6no
me nikar ne zmerjaj! Kan poi
demo 2"
"Kjer dajo dobro jesti in pitt
- in poceni."
Zavili SO ma Rotovski trg in
81 poiskali tih kot. ''Kako Sc
kaj Vdva?" je vprasala cigan-
ka, XII nj imela - razen crnih
oci in nekaterih porednih ko-
drov - prav mic ciganskega ma
sebi, ampak je bila TAXA, ka-
kor prava mestna gospodicna.
"se kar; kakor pac moreva,"
je odgovoril cevljar in poredno
pomeziknil ocmi. "To sc pra-
vi: moji zeni je prav dobro."
Pa ga je "tiGka" ze obrevsni-
Ia:
"Kaj, tebi morda ne, he? -
Tvoj zivi dan ii Sc nj bio tako
dobro kakor zdaj. Ko ptic pod
nebom zivis, vsega imas, kar
ii je treba, zeje tudi ne trpis in
"a mic ii nj treba skrbeti."
'To je res! Ia mic drugega
mi nj treba skrbeti, samo zato,
da izpolnjujem voljo svoje zene,
XII mi jo je ljubi Bog postal"
''Tiiii - ali ii ne pus m
vse po tvoji volji?"
"Da, ker tvoja VOLTA je vedno
tudi moja VOLTA - mora biti."
fDaljc prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-18

ampak je sama placeVala "a o.
ba, da bi ljubi mozek< ne incl
prehudih skrbi z racuni in ne
prehudih skusnjav.
Kakor sta sklenila, sta sla
najprej f1a Brezje k Mariji Po-
magaj. Lepo sta opravila svojo
bozjo pot: Gene mic mani kakor
Urska, Da, Gene je Sc klecal
pred cudezno podobo, ko je Ur-
Ska re radovednost prodajala
po cerkvi.
2 Brezij sta m e n l. a Sc ma
Bled = pa kaj bi po zimi ma
Bledu! V Ljubljani sta bila Cd
vlaka ma vlak, toliko da sta po-
gledala v franciskansko in stol-
no cerkev, potem pa sta 10
mahnila kar v Maribor, kjer sta
ostala cez noe in yes drugi dan.
Zjutraj sta bila pri franciska-
nih, nato sta sla ma Slomskov
trg gledat kje skof prebivajo,
odtod ma Slomskov grob in ma
zaj prot GlavileI1hu trgu, gre
de sta stopiia se u Cirilovo It's
karno, kjer sta placala narocni-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-18
,iajhujs'ga pac JAZZ.

Vse Sc je zakrohotalo., Tedaj
je Cencij poeasi zasukal glayo
cd leve ma desno in spet cd des-
ne ma levo ter vprasal: j.
'Kaj pravzaprav hoces?"
Brumno mu je odgovorila:
"Najprej hocem skodelico ka-
i've, potem bonn Vzgala svetilko
in tt bonn svetila domov, da Sc
tt spotoma mic. hudega ne pri-
peti,"
Izpila je emo skodelico, izpila
! Sc drugo in Sc tretjo, craven po-
jedla stiri zemlje, potem pa je
prizgala sveco v svetilki in re-
kla:
! "Cenc, zdaj pa izpij, placaj
zame in Ease in spremi me do
NOV! Noben pravi MOI ne pusti
zene same oh taken casu do
mov."
Mojster Smola je odvrnil:
"Da, sprawl te bonn domov,
; kajti zenske MISC 20 v gostilno.
JAZZ bi bill re davno sci, ko bi me
tt tako dolgo ne bila zadrzala."
: Kaj Sc je potem zgodilo, to je
povedala Urska. Vso pot do do
ma je Gene brundal ko medved
in Sc jezil nase, donna je takoj
zasmrcal in zaspal ko polh, dru-
go jutro pa je re oh petih cepel
ma svojem trinozniku in koval
in sival, kakor da mora vse Slo-
vence obuti.
Tako in podobno je bilo vsa-
kokrat, kadar je incl mojster
Smola svoje dneve. "Ticka" in
"Smola" sta Sc lepo razumela in
zivela veselo in zadovolJno.
Ko sta, sc bila ozenila, nista
utegnila kan romati, sklenila
pa sta re tedaj, da pojdeta ma
limo kan. Zdaj je bila re zima,
novo leto je prislo; svecnica Sc
| je blizala - kan bi Sc odloci-
la? zena je dejala, da pojdete
ma BREEZE, moz pa je predla-
gal, da bi Sc peljala okoli ma
Maribor in 81 Sc tega ogledala,
Ker je bila Urska tudi zato, sta
torej soglasno sklenila, da Sc
podasta najprej ma Brezje, ma
| zaj grede pa v Maribor. SkrD
"a kravo sta nalozila ssosedi in
tisti teden po svecnici sta sla
ma pot. Urska seveda nalispana
kakor sraka, oba zidane volje, S
polno denarnico = to Sc pravi:
Gene je incl lie Sc nekaj ostan-
kov tistih svojih sumljivih ko-
vacev,. XII mu jih je dajal bogve
kdo. Urska pa je imela blagaj-
no "a oba in .je nj dala il rok,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-18
.(Nadaljevanje)


Cudila Sc je lie temu, da je
Cencij vcasih oh nedeljah pc
rani masi izginil in ga YES dar
nj bio, zvecer pa Sc je spet pri.
kazal, pa navadno zavil k Blat.
niku ma Bistrici, Sc ga tam ma
lezel, pa vse posteno placal.
Kadar ga je lie ia malo prime
sci pod klobukom, mu nj ZANE
rila; Sc smejala Sc je. &c ga pa
dolgo nj bilo, tedaj Sc je spra-
villa in ga je, iskala, dokler ga nj
nasla. Blatnik, tisti, XII ina pr
cerkvi krcmo, je nekoc pripove,
doval, kako je navadno bilo, ka-
dar je prisla
Nalispana in pisana je pri-
stopicljala v gostilno, lepo pri-
jazno pozdravila ma vse strani,
odrinila tistega, XII je craven
Cencija sedel, in Sc sama usedla
craven svojega m o "a. Ia je
vzkipel:
"Kaj pa ona tn isce? Ali mi
DO pridigala? zenska maj v GER
Xvi m0ci! Ali pa me hoce do
NOV nagnati? Nikar! Kajti JAZZ,
Vincencij Mrkae, 81 ne dam ko'
mandirati!'
"Kaj Sc mislis! To mi pa kraj
pameti ne pride, moi milostni
gospod," Sc je zenka zasmejala.
"Pri mas imas komando samo
ii. Tako sem tt pri oltarju OBJ
ljubila, da te ne bonn zapustila
v bridkostih in stiskah zivlje-
MIA, ampak da bonn pri tebi O,
stala, dokler naju smrt ne To-
ci."
'"To sem JAZZ tebi obljubil, pa
ne tt meni.'' 9
"Drzala pa sem JAZZ obljubo
in tebi je bilo vedno prav tako.'
Ko so Sc vsi pivci naokrog
glasno zasmejali, je bill Cencij
v zadregi.
"Ko bi incl svojo trobento,
bi ii kaj ma uho zatrobil," je de-
jal zamolklo; "ker je nimam pri
sebi, ii bonn nekaj zapel" - in
zacel je z odrtim' baritonom
Sosedu dial Matijcek je:
Ell, Jurij, Jurij, kaj je to,
me baba n'kamor ne spusti
ej, Jurij, kaj Sc bo?
Urska pa mu nj ostala dolzna
- in ker je. bila "ticka', je
kljuncek odprla in poredno Ia
pela Cenciju v obraz:
Smo sestrice tri,
najmlajsa. sem JAZZ;
'mamo mozeke re,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-18

Marsal Won Runstedt XII nadeljuje nenskim silam V
zapadn Evropi, 81 ogleduje sektor atlanske stene
obrambo VISA vona fzihologija Nemcije Sc e ocivdno
spremenia IL ofenzve obrambo in nacsti neprestano
prerokujejo datum zavezniske inyaziie iz Angliie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-18
v BL COH OTNO
OBVESTlLO

Enakopavnos re Cd svoega postanka podpra kulturna
IN podpona dsVa DELUXE cell c1ti povzdgo napedek
slovenske javnOsti in naselbine
EnakopaVnos Sc tudi edanj vojni neunorno t11-
d. ola pnasa sVom somis eniko tatejem resnGna poo-
ella
Enakopravno zaveda svoje doznosti naram An1eri-
h IN nud svojo moalno in gmotno pomoc razcen nacn
obenem pa Sc udi vtrajno bo1 da bo naSm
IN roaknjam k danes rpo pomankanje in Gio bic zaral
ca, zasijalo sohce svobode.
"Enakopavnos" usi syoje deo po svoem najboSen pre-
pcanu Ia seboj ina zasombo zavedne aynosti
sVojem ljubezen do bIiznjega
Da DO "Enakopravnost" ko ganic judke pravce mogo-
ce uzi dobrobi napedku potrebno da je eezna tudi
gmotne podpore obl ogaov in nov narocnn zat0re
pporoca dlUstvom da j OBJ plii ko prreao voje pnke,
izlete in zabave pokonio td ogas poog dopoy govcem
in obrtnikom ter professionalism pa spom0 oga-
son. ko dobijo svojo zaogo kaj novega, it'd
Enakoplavnost tpdi izvrs vsakovstne skovine stke,
vsopnce letake, it'd Delo je lcno po zmerni ceni.
Montana labor news., 1944-08-03
counteract propaganda against organized
labor in the armed forces
Fired for Joining Union,
Cops Go to CURT

JACKSON, Miss P)-Accusing the
city civil service of offering them a yell
low dog contract "a members Of the
police force here who were fired for
joining an AFL federal local took their
case to county court.
In ruling handed down after Police
Chief Joel D. Holden fired the unoin-
lists, the commission held that union
activities could have no place in govern
ment service" It informed the dismissed
men that if they withdrew from the
union within five days and promised not
to join any union in the future they
would be reinstated with seniority and
pension rights
we do not intend to return" COM
mente6 City Detective C. L Bruton, Sec
retary OF the local, which claims as
members 46 of the towns entire force
OF SO. ITO do so would be to sign
what the U. S. courts term a yellow dog
contract"
Bruton said the dismissed men would
take their case to every accessible court
in the land until We receive what we
believe is a Just consideration of the
injustic inflicted upon us
Montana labor news., 1944-08-03
Florida Sheriff Jails
Labor Investigator

A Workers Defense League represen-
5ative was arrested and fined S25 in mu-
nioipal court in Fort Lauderdale. Fla.
on a charge of "vagrancy'' and later
held "a hours in Jail for investigation
oy Chief Deputy Sheriff Robert H. Clark
of Broward county Fla, during a WDL
probe of alleged violation of workers
rights in Broward county.
Fort Lauderdale police arrested the
WDL representative in the Negro resi-
dental district of the city while he was
interviewing Negroes who had previously
been arrested on yagrancy charges by
Sheriff Clark and fined without trial
for refusing to pick beans
The WDL investigation is continuing
and is throwing new light on this south
ern practice of enforcing labor. The
WDL plans to take appropriate action
against this procedure when its inves-
tigation is completed.
Montana labor news., 1944-08-03

In the District Court Of the Second Judicia
District OF the State of Montana, In anS
for the County OF Silver Bow.
( CLARENCE RAMEY. Plaintiff, vs. ETHH
Fancy, Defendant
THE STATE OF MONTANA sends greeting.
to the above named defendant.
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action, which is filed iu
the office Of the Clerk Of this Court. a copy
OF which is herewith served upon you, and
to file your answer and serve a CODY thereof
upon the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days after the service Of this summons. ex-
elusive Of the day Of service and in case of
your failure to appear or answer, judgment
will be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded In the complaint
Plaintiff complains Of defendant and for
cause of action, alleges That plaintiff and
defendant intermarried at St. Paul. State OF
Virginia, on or about the goth day Of May,
1887, and ever since have been and now are
husband and wife; that at all times and
continuously for more than one year last past
and Immediately preceding the date Of the
commencement Of this action, to-wit: the
29th day Of September 1913, the plaintiff has
been and now is an actual and bona fide
resident Of the city of Butte. County of Silver
Bow, State Of Montana; that no children have
been born as the issue of said marriage; that
for period of more than one year last past
and Immediately preceding the date of the
commencement Of this action, to-wlt: the
29th day of September 1913, the said defend
ant disregarding the solemnty Of her mar
riage vow, willfully and without cause de-
serted and abandoned the plaintiff and ever
since has, and still continues to- so wfllfully
and without cause desert and abandon said
plaintiff and to live separate and apart from
him, without any sufficient cause or anv
reason, and against his will and without
his consent.
WHEREFORE, plaintiff prays Judgment
against the defendant that the bonds of mat
rimony heretofore and now existing be dis
solved and that the parties be restored to the
status of single persons that a decree of
divorce from the bonds of matrmony be
issued by the Court to this plaintiff: and
that plaintiff have such other and further
relief as to the Court may seem meet and
agreeable to equity.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of said
Court this 26th day of July A. D.. 1914
Court Seal ELMER SHEA. Clerk
BY ETHEL DRISCOLL, Deputy Clerk.
WILLIAM B. FRAME.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First Publication July 27-4T
Montana labor news., 1944-08-03
IS, 900 N. Y. .Machinists
Back Fourth
Term for f. D. r.

NEW YORK CFP) election of
President Roosevelt was unanimously
indorsed by the New York State Council
of the International Association of Ma
chinists, representing $4,000 AFL work.
ers in war plants, shipyards, machine
and railroad shops Of the state.
The councils action was the first in
dorsement Of FDR by a state AFL body
since the President announced he would
accept a fourth term. A copy of the
resolution, which said FDR has proved
himself the friend of humanity" has
been sent to the state federation Of
labor and all state lam lodges with a
request that they take similar action
prior TO the state ALL convention in
August.
Delegates to the council conference
also indorsed the Kilgore reconversion
bill as essential 10 clearcut program
Of converting war industry TO the man
ufacture of peacetime possibilities" They
called for the creation of labor commit
tees to aid returning seryicemen and 10