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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02

High Jumped s feet 11% inches
Photo courtesy DAILY TIMES
1885. Staff Sergeant Maurice
Howell North Africa) was an all
city end in 1888, and ran the 44O
on the championship South track
team that year.
Glen Pullens, also of South who
won third place in the 44O, was on
the schools basketball team this
year. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Pullens, 1906 18th Ave. S.
Brown Of Central is the son of
DR.. and Mrs. W. d. Brown of 614
E. 14th st. His father, DR.. Brown,
was a member Of the Central high
track team in 1919. The pole vault
was also his speciality.
We have observed all these young
men when they were of the cinder-
path. Ali without exception are
courteous young gentlemen and are
destined to make names for them
selves, If we are any Judge Of
young men.
Minneapolis is quite proud Of
these lads. Their record in the
state track meet made such pride
justifiable.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02
COnzine Edwards,
Musician, Dead

Conzine W. (Slocum) Edwards,
about "a, veteran of World War II,
died Sunday, May 20, at the Vet
eran hospital at Fort Smelling.
Mr.. Edwards, native of Houston,
Texas, was repeatedly an out
standing musician having been
presented a watch by Alec Temple
ton, famous blind pianist, during a
visit to Minneapolis last winter.
The deceased had lived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mil
Ter, 14O Hyland No., since his dis
charge from the army about two
years ago, except the time he spent
at the hospital at intervals.
Remains were shipped to a sister,
Mrs. May Lee Woods in Houston,
Tuesday morning, by Woodland
Funeral Home.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02
Girl Scout
Troops Hold
Luncheon at "

Girl Scout Troop No. So of Hal
lie Q. Brown, and Troop No. 81 of
Ober Club entertained at a lunch
con at the st. Paul Annual Girl
Scouts Council at the YMCA We'd
nesday, May "a.
The girls sang an American cow
boy song and two Negro spirituals.
John Whitaker accompanied them
at the piano. Among those par
ticipating were: Donna Williams,
Joan johnson, Joan Perfect, Crys-
tai Watts, Janice Boyd, Catherine
Coram, Mary Lou Sizemore, Emily
Clark, Theresa Brown, Omar Eau
cett, from Halle O., and Jewel
O'Neil, Addie Armstrong, Edith
Johnson, Ida Pearl and Juanita
Nelson from Ober Club.
Hazel Butler of Halle O., and
Josephine Hagan, ODER Club, scout
leaders, received many compliments
about the work of these troops.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02
Registration Opens
for Big Twin City
Musical Festival

Many Twin City groups have
registered for the Elks Twin City
Music Festival which is scheduled
for a date in July.
The general chairman, ]. W.
Pate, expressed extreme satisfac-
ton at the unusual interest shown
by the church choirs, choruses and
other singing groups, some Of
whom have already begun re-
hearsals.
Prizes will include SITS worth
of war bonds; SIS worth of war
stamps and a round trip ticket to
Chicago.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02
Mill City NAACP
Drive for New
Members Moving

So far $492.50 has been turned
in By the workers in the NAACP,
Minneapolis Branch, 1914 drive for
memberships. This represents asa
members.
The next committee meeting for
members and volunteer workers
will be held Friday, June 2, at 8
p. m, at Phyllis wheatley house.
Harold Combs, drive chairman,
has asked for full cooperation by
all members and workers SO that
the 1000 goal can be reached.
Workers are urged to attend the
weekly meetings and make reports
so the public may be informed of
the progress being made.
Mr.. Combs said it is only through
organization of powerful pres
sure group that we can hope to
achieve our purpose of securing full
citizenship rights for Negro Ameri-
cans. All names of new members
will appear in this newspaper be-
ginning next week. The member
ship committee says "Join the
NAACP and fight for freedom at
home as we'll as abroad"
At the last regular monthly
meeting of the Minneapolis branch
the group voted to send a letter to
Senator Shipstead condemning his
action in not voting for cloture and
q letter to Senator Ball congratu-
lating him for supporting the anti
poll tax bill.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02

Ron 40 N SIC Seoosds
Photo courtesy DAILY TIMES
Richard Howell Of Minneapolis
South won the 44O yard dash and
Glen Pullens of the same school
came in third in that race.
Bert Wade of South COPIED the
high jump.
william Donald Brown Jr. Of
Central tied for third place in the
pole vault.
Wallace, a senior, is three sport
man. He starred in football, bas-
ketball, and now in track. He is
expected to shine in college COM
petition. Robert Wallace, AIS E.
25th St., is the father of this mod
est youth. His brother, "Bob" Wal
lace, was star end on all city and
South Highs championship football
eleven in 1886.
Bowman, the state jump champ,
is the likeable son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl w. Bowman, 3755 Fifth Ave.
So.
Bert Wade, who almost lost his
leg from an infection following a
minor injury IL years ago, won the
high jump Saturday. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wade, 2819
Elliot. His brother, Corporal Carl
Wade Jr. (now somewhere in italy,
starred in track at both South and
Central high schools in Mime
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02
Bv Mill Paul

Negro lads dominated the
state high school track meet
at Memorial Stadium last
Saturday, May 27, which was
won by Minneapolis Central.
Minneapolis youths took four
firsts out of 13 events. Partici-
pants from 112 high schools were
entered.
Kenneth Wallace's 151s points
alone were enough to win first place
for his team. Centrals track cap
tain, Wallace, who was individual
star of the meet, won both the 100
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02

Second Lieutenant Harold H.
Brown was recently awarded his
wings and commission from the
Aviation Cadet Corps at the Tuske-
gee Army Air Field.
The fighter pilot is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Brown, COS
Olson Highway, Minneapolis. He
has a brother, S/Sgt. Lawrence A.
Brown, who is a member of the
Ordnance Corps. 1t. Brown was a
member of the North High track
squad.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02
st. Peter AME
Choir Musical

The monthly musical of the St.
Peter AME Church night choir
will be held at the church annex
Sunday evening, June II.
VISITORS
Among the visitors at the office
this week were: Mines. John
Moultrie, Pansy R. Chavis, Carrie
Wallace, Rosetta Thomas, Harriet
Rehix, William Reddick, Minneapo-
lis; Charles Wardlaw, Jr., Bronx,
N. Y, Cornelius Brown and Donald
Russell, st. Paul.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02

OUT the enLlre ERC Item OF S0,-
100000 from the War Agencies
Appropriations bill.
The amendment was first adopted
while the House sat in committee
Of the whole, by vote of 141 to 103.
When the measure was reported to
the House in legislative session an
hour later, the same amendment
was defeated by 123 to 119. The
earlier victorious Southern bloc
were crestfallen and amazed at the
final result, particularly when they
had been able to avoid a record
vote on the amendment, and in view
of the margin of the first vote.
Thought Agency Dead
The House was in session until
after p. m, and many of the staff
members of the FEPC were in the
galleries during the debate. After
the first vote adopting the amend
ment which sounded the deathknell
of the agency, a number of the
FEPC girls were seen shedding
real tears. Chairman Malcolm
Ross, of the FEPC, was crest-fallen
and bewildered. He and a majority
of his staff had assumed the meas
ure would have easy sailing once
the vote was reached, although they
expected to be attacked by oppon-
ents of the agency. They left with
out knowing the final outcome, but
believing their agency was dead.
Impassioned debate during most
of the afternoon was devoted to
this one item of 100000, although
it represented less than one-half of
one per cent of the total amount
of the War Agencies Appropriation
bill of $1,O33, 35S,367.
Many G. o. P. Vote No
A surprising number of Republi-
cans joined the Southern bloc in
adopting the amendment to kill the
FEPC appropriation. When a teller
vote was called for in the commit
tee of the whole, a steady stream
of Republicans passed by the teller
to cast an "aye" vote. Several Of
them switched their votes when the
House resumed its legislative ses-
sion, however, even Though the vote
was not a record one.
The bill, passed by PAT to So, now
goes to the Senate, where it must
come before the Appropriations
committee, headed by Sen. Kenneth
Mcclellan ID. of Tenn.). Nine of
the 16 Democrats on the committee
are Southerners.
Unless the Senators are informed
how the public feels on the FEPC
item, there is a possibility that the
Senate Appropriations committee
may throw its appropriation out.
This would necessitate replacing
the amount in the measure from
the floor, which would lead TO an
other long drawn out fight.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02
Elk Membership
Drive Begins

On June 1, the Elks and Daugh-
ter Elks of Minneapolis and st.
Paul began their big 6O-day special
dispensation membership drive
which will end August l. Grand Ex-
allied X Ruler J. Finley Wilson
directed Minnesota lodges and tenn
pies to increase their memberships
during this period.
All women and men who are in
terested are urged to Immediately
contact the officers of the lodges
and temples for further informa-
ton.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02

apolis.
Wade's performance continues
the record made by both his broth
er, Carl Jr., and his dad, Carl Wade
ST., who was dash man on Central
highs track team in 1907, 'O8, and
'09. The elder Wade also played
two years on the early Central high
football team.
Richard "Dick" Howell, Junior
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler ]. Howell,
2207 Elliot Ave. His two brothers
before him were top athletes. Ser
geant Tyler Howell (Scott Field)
was all-city guard in football in
at South High, who won the 44O,
is the quiet, unassuming young son
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02
WORK WRITE WIRE
to
SAVE FEPC

The fate of the FEPC whose appropriation was passed y the
House of Representatives by slim vote margin now In
the hands OF the Senate
Because Of the Importance of this in the effort
and in view Of the opposition will meet from those who oppose
progressive efforts toward democratic equality of opportunity
YOU ARE URGED TO
WRITE LETTERS AND POSTCARDS, CIRCULATE PETI-
TIoNS, AND GET RESOLUTIONS PASSED
BY ORGANIZATIONS
insisting that YOUR Senators be PRESENT PARTICIPATE,
and VOTE FOR funds FEPC. Insist RECORD VOTE.
Your Joseph Ball and Senator Henrik
Shipstead
The Members of the Senate Appropriation Committee:
Carter Glass, Chairman (D) Va.
Carl Hayden (D) Ariz.
Malard E. Tydings D) Md.
Pat McCarran (D) Nevada.
John II. Bankhead (D) Ala.
Harry S. Truman (D) Mo.
Francis Maloney (D) Conn.
James M. Mead (D) New York.
Gerald P. Nye (R) N. D.
Rufus c. Holman (R) Oregon.
Chan Quincy tR) S. D.
Clyde M. Read (R) Kansas
Joseph H. Ball (R) MINI.
Kenneth Mcclellan (D) Tenn.
Elmer Thomas (D) Okla.
Richard B. Russell D) Ga.
John H. Overton (D) La.
Joseph c. oMahoney (D) Wyoming.
Theodore Francis Green (D) R. l.
Dennis Chavez (D) New Mexico.
Burnet R. Maybank (D) S. C.
Styles Bridges (R) New Hampshire.
Wallace H. White, Jr (R) Maine.
c. Wsyland Brooks (R) Illinois.
Harold H. Burton (R) Ohio.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02
Clients Lose to
Osceolu. Is to 8

George Whites Twin City Giants
lost their ball game against the
Osceola, Wisconsin, Legion team
10 to 8.
Errors counted for 8 runs of the
Legion team. The Twin City
Giants lineup was C. Worley, 3D.;
Reddick, S.; G. Haskins, CT; A.
Guiden, rf.; L. Smith, 2b.; J. Jones
c. A. Jones, If; M. Breedlove, p;
P. White, 3D.; B. Archer, p; E.
Tinsley, utility.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02
Twin City
Golf Club

The Twin City Golf Club will
meet Saturday, June 8, at the
Rawjjess Club, Minneapolis. The
monthly tournament will be held
Sunday, June a, on Theodore Wirth
Course, Minneapolis, beginning at
IL noon.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02
NAACP Drive
on Radio

Women of the NAACP, Mime
apolis branch, were hostesses at a
Nutrition demonstration and radio
broadcast held at the Minneapolis
Gas Light Company, May %, at
10 a. m. over WTCN.
An NAACP representative took
part in the regular broadcast skit.
The purpose of the NAACP and its
membership drive was explained.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02
UndergOes Operation
at ST. Jnsenh's HOSPITAL

David Harper, 95S Rondo, st.
Paul, underwent an appendectOmy
at st. Joseph's hospital Monday.
His condition is reported good.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02
Restaurant Owner Fined
500 for Refu sing to
Serve Major S. L. Ransom
Foreign Born Cafe Owner First Refused Mrs
Who Was Selling Peoples!
BY Staff CORRESPONDENT

Violation of the Minnesota Equal Rights Law proved
quite expensive to ST. Paul restaurant operator Anton Sw
TEX 49, when he sentenced to six months in the work
house and fined hundred dollars by Judge Henry w.
BOeer in the Ramsey County district court last Monday
morning for refusing to Major Samuel l. Ransom on
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02
Mimi. Congressman Help
Save FEPC Appropriation
i'm Close 4 Vote Squeak

Seven Of MinnesOtas Congressman recorded
voting for FEPC They Representatives A Andersen
Carl Andersen r p Gale, Melvin Mas w. H. Judd, J.
OHara and William Pittenger. All are Republicans
WASHINGTON, D. C. CNNPA)-In one of the most dra-
matte sessions of Congress that has been witnessed long
time, the FEPC (Far Employment Practice Committee) was
saved last Friday from certain death by the persistent efforts
of Reps. Vito MarcantOno and William L. Dawson to defeat
amendment submitted by Rep TarYer of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02
Washington Dies
ut Ace SIS

Funeral services for Robert W.
Washington, age 65, 246h Fourth
Ave. S., were held at Woodland Flu
neral Home Chapel, Saturday, May
81, 2 p. m.
Mr.. Washington, known to his
many friends as "Did," died at the
Minneapolis General hospital, Tues
day, May %. Rev. H. W. Bolts, ST.,
officiated at the funeral. Inter
ment was at Crystal Lake ceme-
terry.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02
Carlyle Stewart
Mount Oivet
Speaker June 4

REV. CARLYLE F. STEWART
Rev. Carlyle F. Stewart, pastor
of Twin City churches for 16 years
and now pastor of Ebenezer A. M.
E. Church, Evanston, ILL.,, will be
the guest speaker at two services
at the third annual Youth Day at
Mount Olivet Baptist Church, st.
Paul, Sunday, June A.
At the II a. m. service, Rev.
Stewards subject will be Maintain
the Spiritual Glow" At 3 p. m. he
will preach on keep Climbing the
Ladder"
Based on his Christian work in
this community, Rev. Stewart is ex-
pected to have important messages
for the youth of today. The public
is urged to join with Mount Olivet
youth in this day of fellowship, I'M
der the craftsmanship of Harvey
Hopkins.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-06-02

He had no known relatives.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-21

dam ia narod bi smell tik pred lastnim osvobojenem
zanikati in izbrisat 100000 Sovanov, Sc mani pa b
smell prhajat ma dan teznjami, da 81 severni me
prisvoj Sc nekaj nadaljnih 100000 juznih Slovanov
Vemo in razumemo grsko bolecno zaradi bolgarskega
vboda nozem v hrbet Noben Jugoslovan je ne DO mo-
gel tako nitro pozabt ali zgodovnske zapoved, XII
ma tenn prelomu casa uvejavljajo duga drugo bodo
morale tud te zapreti, &c h re morejo popo
noma zaceliti
Bodimo posteni in poglejmo nazaj blznjo pre-
tekost Nikomur bo tezko ugotovt, da Grki tudi
sam pomagai brust bogarsko bodao. Pc pNi svetovni
von grske Wade obljubale Bolgarom pristop Ege
skemu morju XII e to drzavo naravnost zvljenisko
vprasanje tenn Grki MISC hote slisati nicesar
Pozablja svojo besedo in obljube ravno tako ka
kor pozablja Lahi obljube glede Dodekaneskega
otocja. Pravica pa e
V Bogariji stoj danes Rdeca vojska. Germanofil-
ska kika, XII e tlacila sovansk bolgarsk narod, bo
krat vselej hkvidrana Svodoben in demokratsk boil
garski narod e prestop sran zaveznikov in bogar
ski kmete re uspehom preganao plasijaske horde tu
d jugoslovanskh tleh, tako kakor pomagajo Ttovi
vojscaki Bolgarom njhovi zemlj. To dejstva in
teh destev 81 noben drzavnik XII nuno voditi svar
no politiko ne SINE prkrivat
O Macedonia in macedonskem vprasanu raz-
objektivn Sovjetski sk do sedaj Sc nj ogasil be-
sed Verujemo pa da DO tudi to vprasane reseno pra
vicno sal veujemo da e danasnja borba borba boil
SO bodocnost sveta in njegovih narodov.
-"Bazovica
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-21
BOZICNA MlSEI

Nase zee, da bi Slovena letos praznovaa bozicne
praznike OSVOBOJENA, menda ne bodo izpolne.
Vek del nase rodne grudne Sc vedno ec pod peto
Skin vapetov XII postajao Sc bol zverinski in neclove
Ski posledn uri svojega unicevanja slovenskega
Ga. posedn uri unicevanja- kajti prepricani smo,
da DO dolgo, ko bodo jugoslovansk borci pomoco
sovjeske voske in drugih zaveznkov zgnali sovlaga
ukradene zemlje in ga pognai preko mel njegov ne
izogiben pogin
Vs oni zmed nas XII Ameriki ia leta z
ponosom zrli veicastno borbo slovenskega naroda
neizmelne zrtve, XII h je moral utrpeti ter smo
po svoj moc nudili moralno oporo in pomaga Siri
ii pred amer iskim udstvom razumevane in socusvova-
ME do negovih starodavnh tezen, da uri njegove
Kavarije izponijo in uresncijo bono bozicni dan
V duhu njim
Mir ljudem zeml j. XII SO dobre voje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-21

"Pomagajte, pomagajte," kri-
ci delavec, uposlen pri poglob-
ljenju globoke reke.
''Kaj Sc je zgodilo ?" Sc ogla-
81 nekdo v koci "a orodje.
'Hitro, hitro! Prinesite lopa-
te! Prinesite kramp! Janez Sc
potaplja v blatu!"
cali ie re globoko?'
"Do kolen je re v blatu."
= "Oh, kar pustite ga, Sc DO ze,
sam izvlekel ven!"
me, ne, on ne more hoditi."
Potaplja Sc z glavo naprej in
samo noge Sc kaze liz blata."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-21

zopet 279 funtov, med temi tri
zavoje cevljev, % funtov raz-.
ne hrane ter en- karton razno-
terosti. Ivana Valencia IL Tole-
da, Ohio, je poslala pet funtov
obleke. ~
Nasa podruznica st. 80 v
Kirkland Lake, Ontario, Kama
da, Sc pridno udejstvuje pri po-
mozni akciji ,Jugoslovanov v
Kanadi. Podruznica je kupila l
tono moke ter prispevala pre-
cej obleke in drugega blaga.
Tajnik Maks Skube nam poro-
ca, da clani podruznice vseeno
korajzno sodelujejo odborom
v Kanadi, dasiravno nekateri
sepetajo, da delo clanov ne bo
upostevano ne v Ameriki ne v
Kanadi. - &c bi poslusali lie o.
ne, XII veliko cvekajo, a m ! O
pomagajo pri tenn velikem delu,
XII ga vrsimo v Zdruzenih dr.
zavah, nasi rojaki pa v Kanadi,
tedaj hi pae malo sejali, Sc
mani pozeli. Upostevano DO VISA.
ko posteno delo bodisi tu ali
preko meje v Kanadi.
Vsem darovalcem in delav-
Gem nasa iskrena hvala!
V imenu upravnega odbora
SANSa izrekam iskrena vosci-
Ia "a srecne bozicne praznike
vsem nasim clanom in clanicam,
nasim delavcem in delavkam
ter citateljem te kolone. Ko Sc
radujemo tega praznika v Ame-
riki, ne snemo ,pozabiti, da je
to re cetrti Bozic v Sloveniji,
odkar Sc je vgnezdila vanjo fa-
sisticna posast in domovino po-
nemcuje. Spomnimo Sc ma bozic-
mi vecer nasih nesrecnih roja-
kov in prispevajmo "a pomoz
no akcijo.
Mirko G. Kuhel, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-21

novembra apelirala "a pomoc
Jugoslaviji v svoji koloni my
Day.. To je pricetek.
Prepricani smo, da DO delo
ameriskega odbora "a pomoc
Jugoslaviji veliko pripomoglo
do uspeha Vojnega relifnega
fonda Amerikancev juznoslo-
vanskega porekla. Tista casnS
karska cunja, XII sc dnevno tru-
di v svojem protinarodnem ma
menu, da ocrni SANS in njego-
We voditelje in Sc zlobno norcu-
je mad vsem, kjer sc udejstvu-
je in uspeva SANS v korist in
dobrobit slovenskega naroda,
Sc lahko posmehuje tudi temu.
Toda ia posmeh prihaja il gni-
lobe in prinasa strupeno sapo
zlocinske podlosti, XII zavednih
ljudi ne more okuziti. Niti Jim
ne omamlja spomina . Cunja
lahko kar naprej vpije po vol
ku, morda res pride ...
Ko smo zadnji teden omeni-
Ii sestro in brata Gruma il Chi
caga, smo omenili, da je sestra
Marion Grum nabrala IN izro-
ella podruznici st. rs znesek
$1OO. Pravilno bi morale biti,
da je ia zavedna rojakinja O.
menjeno vsoto saEa darovala.
v istem porocilu smo oznacili,
da je sestra Katherine krainz
IL Detroita poslala vsoto $121
v imenu podruznice st. "a JPO,
SIS. Pravilno je, da je podruz-
MICA SANSa st.. 1 poslala $87,
postojanka JPO pa lie $34; "a
SANSovo podruznico SO nabra-
lie omenjeno vsoto sledece: Ka-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-21
Relifna akciia

Relifna akcija
Do IL. decembra Sc je skup-
ma vsota V fondu pomozne ak
cije WRFASSD dvignila do
zneska $275,OO0 in ne ukljucu-
je prispevkov, XII so bill posla-
nj ma SANS po omenjenem
dnevu. Nitl MISC v tel vsoti Ste
ii prispevki, XII jih je nabral A.
meriski odbor, kateri je bas bill
ustanovljen in XII posluje v svc-
jem posebnem uradu ma So
Park Ave., New York City. Ia
odbor je pod pokroviteljstvom
najodlicnejsih Amerikancev ne
slovanskega porekla in steje do
danes re $50 oseb. Med mimi
so -zvezni senatorji, kongresni-
XII, federalni uradniki, pisatelji,
profesorji, delavski voditelji, in
dustrijalci, filmski igralci, du-
hovniki, zdravniki, casnikarji,
odvetniki it'd, sploh >ugledne o.
sebe, XII predstavljajo vse pa
noge ameriske javnosti. Kam-
panja tega odbora Sc pricne 1
januarja. Amerisko javnost je
opozoril ma potrebo nujne po-
moci narodom Jugoslavije re H.
novembra poznani radio komen-
tator Walter Winchell, XII je
sam prispeval vsoto $4,000.
Dne Il. decembra je nasemu
odboru posvetil 5 minut a
tudi March of Times" radio
program, ma katerem SO nasto-
pill pevci Jugoslovanskega NOR
narskega kluba tremi pesma.
mi, med mimi partizanska He.
brigade. Nasa velika prijate-
ljica Mrs. Roosevelt je dne 20.
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Priredba Sansove podrz. 48

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Kot je bilo re porocano, b.
tukajsnja podruznica stew. 4S
SANS, imela svojo plesno We
selico ma bozicni dan rs. deem
bra.
Potrebno je torej, da ponov-
no apeliramo ma zavedne roja-
Ike, katerim je ma tenn, da bo-
mo ameriski Slovenci, potom
nase organizacije SANS, dopri-
nesli svoj delez pri pomoci ma
sim trpecim rojakom v start
domovini.
Oh tel priliki Sc je namera-
valo podati kratek program, pa
ko nj dovolj delavnih moci ma
razpolago, Sc je morale idejo
opustiti, in Sc zavzeti "a plesno
veselicO.
Pricetek Oh 8. uri zvecer v
dvorani Slovenskega delavske'
ga donna ma Waterloo Rd. Ia
pies bodo igrali dobro poznani
Vadnalovi.
Zato Sc apeiira ma mas ma
rod v tenn okrozju, da pridete
in pomagate k skupnemu usce'
hu. Priporoeajte svojim hcer'
kan in sinovom, kateri SO S;
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donna, da n a j pridejo ma ia
pies. Yes cisti preostanek je
namenjen nasim trpecim v do
movini.
Cdbor DO poskusal vrediti do
volj zabave "a vse, kot tu di
preskrbeti Ia pijaco in prigri-
EEK, &c bo treba lacne nasititi.
Pri SAIVou, kot tudi pri JPO,
SIS, so nam potrebne priredbc
cd casa do casa, da Sc tudi ma
"a nacin nekaj zbere skupaj. Ia
TO je mas slehernega dolznost,
da kadar mas te podruznice xii
cejo ma sodelovanje, da Sc od-
zovemo. Odbor, kot zastopniki,
Sc pac trudimo, da zberemo cim
vec finance "a nase krvne bra
te v trpeci Sloveniji.
!. zato maj VISA pota v ponede-
lick, rs. decembra, vodijo V
dvorano Slovenskega delavske
ga donna ma Waterloo Rd.
Fridite!
- j. F. Dun,
tainik SANS st. As.