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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
Partner. Accused
In Arson Staying

Charged with the murder OF his
partner in dry cleaning estab-
lishment explosion at 9105 Wood
ward. Ysae Mashoian, 63, OF 2S03
Hale. was today ordered held for
trial at the conclusion OF an eX-
animation by Recorders Judge
ellis.
An autopsy disclosed Hovagen-
ian's skull had been fractured by
q blow over the right car and
pieces Of charred rope were found
around his neck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
KNOWLEDGE Test
3y DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

What does a-vanpire do: (a)
It feeds on blood co.. it
makes YOU blind tcl it gets
in your hair?
. one Of the British crown
Jewels is the Kohinoor. Tsgit;
Ca) a ruby; Cb) a diamond;
tc) an emerald?
3 -Tabu really means. tO I
shall conquer; (b) we shall
return; tc) thou shall not.
4-The town Of Salcrno in Italy
before the war was famous
for. o7 its ancient medical
school Cbl its ancient lean
ing tower; (c) its ancient
arena
s Only ono OF these cities is
ndl "a state capital: CAP JEFF
fcrson City tb) Sante Re,
.Dc) Cleveland
6 Column two contains the
correct definitions for each
word ol column one
a s.rar-- " slender woman
e. -5rophaut So an Asiafic
ssiph witch
d.-sIrnrax a N8ffcrar
e. SN-a1 a person loving luxury
Coprught 1858. by King Features
ANSWERS on Page > $751;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
Shells Shipped for French

WASHINGTON, Feb. % UNS1
The navy department disclosed
todFv that hundreds -of naval
shells have been flown from the
United States 10 the Mediterran-
can 10 keep French warShipS in
action during the Italian CAM
nat0v,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
Quick Cues fions

IA generation is y, 80 or so
years?
2-Whom did President Roose-
welt call The Happy War
rior" la Eisenhower Cb)
Macarthur. fcl Al Smith,
Cd Henry Wallace?
.3-Gioacomo Rossini was ia
nous as CaJ sculptor. (b)
painter. CO.. composer, I'd
explorer?
4-Before it conquered Latvia.
EStonia, parts of Finland and
Pollard, etc. Russia covered
between onc-SiXth of the
worlds land Was its popu-
lation 18th, l-10th or 1-15th
OF the worlds total?
"A nisoganist may or may
not be a miSogyniSt. but both
hate something What?
GA new book. "I-B Soldier" is
by Pvt. Joe Jones', husband
Of the author. Of a book
that's become a bc>t-Seller
a Tree Grows i'm Brooklyn
What's her name?
ANSWERS on Page -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
Marks SO Years as Priest

NATICK. Mass. Feb. % lUP)
Tho Rev Michael + Delaney 90.
believes be is the oldest parish
priest IN America lie recently
observed his 6sth anniversary as a
Roman Catholic priest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
Supreme Court CuIrIDS
OPA ON InjMnciiOnS

WASHINGTON, Feb. % INS)
Practices Of the OPA in obtain
ing injunctions against alleged
law violatorS were sharply curbed
by the Supreme Court today when
it~ruled that the accused had a
right TO oppose such orders.
Courts are not required under
the law 10 grant injuncuonS as a
matter Of course and simply on
the request Of OPA officials, the
Supreme Court held IN passing
upon an appeal of the Hecht Co,
Washington department store.
The Price Control Act said the
court, is not drastic enough TO set
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
y CTS Twins

ln'erna'l0HoI Phot'
Pvt. Ralph Joyenelli of
Chicago having the time Of
his life getting acquainted
with his twin babies, Irene
(left) and Ralph Jr., who
were born four months ago
while he was i'm the Aleu-
ianS. lie goes back soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29

aside the laws traditional scheme
designed to assure equity IN the
courts. nor to establish the price
control administrator as a die
tator" in the fight against infla-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times earrier-Salesman.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-09-05
CURTIS M0SBY TO
TAKE INTERNATIONAL
VACATION TOUR

LOS ANGELES, Sept. s.
(ANP)-The one man to whom in
ternationally famous Earl Carol
admittedly takes off his hat as a
promoter, cafe proprietor, and sue
cessful business man, is at long last
going to take his first vacation in
nine years. He is Curtis Mosby,
proprietor Of the Club Alabam, the
Rotissiere, the Alabam Grill, and
the elaborate Last Word, all within
few steps of each other in the
1900 block on Central avenue.
Leaving on Oct. 1, Mosby will
visit Chicago and New York, then
fly to Mexico City. 1t will be his
first trip east, since 1885, when he
made a nationwide tour with his
band. Employing 112 people in his
various establishments, he is con-
tributing much toward the busi-
ness status of coast Negroes.
Recently at meeting of cafe
owners in Hollywood, Earl Car
roll declared: "I recognize Curtis
Mosby as one of the greatest cafe
men in America. If he had opened
to him the same opportunities l
have had, he would have surpassed
me by long shoot"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-09-05
Exclusive Chicago Suburb 10
Have Government Houses

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-(ANP) y
Exclusive West Chesterfield, an ex-
treme Southside section made up of
weather. Negro citizens, fears lest
its community will become marred
and its property deprecated by the
development of a government hous-
ing project for Negroes in lower in
come brackets.
Efforts on the part Of residents
in that area to have the order va
Gated were denied by Judge LaBuy
who ruled that his court was power
less to interfere with the federal
housing commission. The judge
wever allowed Atty. Aaron
Payne, representing the property
owners, an additional 10 days in
which to file an amended petition.
Chicago citizens recall that West
Chesterfield residents were charged
with segregating themselves to the
extent that they exaced certain re-
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-09-05
BLOCK MOVE TO
RAISE GOTHAM Rents

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 (ANP)
Efforts of real estate owners to
fasten 1919 rent increase upon
the people of New York, a move
which would have fallen heavily
upon the 6.1% Negro population,
was blocked when the Office of
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-09-05

Price Administration refused the
petition for the change.
A brief opposing the increase re-
quested by the Metropolitan Fair
Rent committee, an association of
real estate owners and agents in
New York, had been filed with the
OPA by the NAACP.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-09-05

quirements for entrance of new
comers into the community. West
Chesterfield residents now claim
that this Chicago suburb forms the
finest Negro residential develop
ment in the United States.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-09-05

Mrs. L. V. Heads many friends
will be glad to know that she is
operating a barber shop at 343 w.
Fifth st. Mrs. Head has appeared
on the Bulletin radio program a
number of times.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-09-05
CLASSIFIED ADS
RELIABLE young girl as house.
keeper. Good home and board.
Reasonable salary. Call Miss Over
by. HE 2172.


Boys over 16 years of age to
work in Bowling Alley. 81 to $40
per day. $50 to 500 bonus at end
of season. Ask for w. M. Ray at
McCook Bowling Alleys, or C. w.
Evans at Daily Bulletin office. This
work will be at McCook Bowling
Alleys. Will arrange hours to suit
yourself. A grand opportunity for
the right person.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-09-05
NEW WORKERS VISIT HERE

Mrs. Leonard Vernall and her
daughter, of Amityville, N. Y, were
the house guests during the past
week Of Mrs. Mary New, of Pruden
avenue.
Evening star., 1944-06-11
DMEHM;n,c

PLEASE! The Czech underground il
telling the story of three soldiers in
German uniforms who ordered coffee
at a small place in occupied Czecho-
slovakia. The waiter, passing the or
der to the kitchen. shouted in Czech:
Three coffees with rat poison" One
of the soldiers arose Indignantly,
yelled in the same language: Only
two coffees with rat poison, please.
I am an Austrian"
Evening star., 1944-06-11
MxMIMu
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
MYTH. The first thing want to tell
you is how our 1t. G.g.l Stacharowski
came into being. Most ships in port
over here are plagued with requests
for small favors either by personnel
from other ships, shore-based per-
sonnel or civilians. You don't like to
say no to them all. 1t is impolite and
besides you may soon want favor
yourself. But they take time and
often use up small reserves of one
thing or another. So we invented 1t.
GO Stacharowski.
This is how he works. Let us say
that an officer comes on board and
wants to know if we have spare
dinky-pin for the galloping rod. As
a matter of fact we hare a spare
dinky-pin, but we don't want to part
with it because the one that is on
the galloping rod now is likely to
give out at any moment.
SLIPPERY. Our Officer of the Deck
says, "Dinky-pins come under MIR.
Stacharowski's cognizance; you'll
have to see him. He is not aboard
right now, but he should be back late
tonight" If the officer comes back
that night the O.O.D. says. TOO bad.
you just missed him. He went ashore
on liberty" This procedure continues
until the officer becomes discouraged
and gets dinky-pin from some other
place Usually however, the name is
too much for him. If he remembers
the name. he forgets what he wanted
and vice versa.
Gradually 1t. G.g.) Stacharowski
has progressed from just name to
almost a real person. He has taken
on character. We know that he is a
Evening star., 1944-06-11

hard worker: he is always off the
ship on business during working
hours. He plays hard, too: he is
always off the ship on liberty after
working hours. He is man of con-
siderable experience; even the COM
manding officer defers to him in mat
ters of policy. Indeed he has become
so real that every so often somebody
wants to know why we don't set
place for him at our mess.
-LT. DAVID BlBERhaAN, USNR
Evening star., 1944-06-11
The YEARS AHEAD
BY JAMES HILTON

not very bright, and that some = perhaps
many - of those teen-age youngsters
might expect to become victims, in one
way or another, of war.
Today, if were asked the same ques-
ton about l944's fifteen-year-olds,
would answer in single word, and much
happier one - ,cork. There will be work
to be DONE boys and girls, work of kind
that has never been attempted before,
such work as will tax mems brains and
perhaps try their souls, but will not
let us hope - blast and MAIN their minds
and bodies.
SAY, let us hope, for we must not be
overconfident again. 1t is good sign
that we have not labeled this war war
to end wars" Our generation is more
modest. We shall be satisfied if this is a
war to end this war, because we know what
an improvement that will be on the last
time.
Here are just some of the problems we
older people and our sons and daughters
will have to tackle jointly: How to use the
full productivity of machines to satisfy
human needs. How to achieve the dignity
of man by means of racial equality -
which means, how to stop snubbing people
without letting them snub us. How to
ensure leisure for all and idleness for none.
How to end national aggression without
curbing national initiative. How to cult
vate and popularize an international art
OF rubbing shoulders instead of punching
noses.
And just about thousand other things.
Shall we succeed in doing all this during
our own or our children's lifetime? By
no means. But we shall begin to succeed in
some of the things. while we keep on try
ing with the others.
AND it is appropriate at this time to
measure the whole job and the mood in
which we must face it. 1t is all in kew with
the message of our Faith, which offers us
measureless hope - but no armchair vic
tory, no success after six easy lessons, no
streamliner trip to the millennium.
In fact, when you come to think of it.
Christianity locates the Kingdom of
Heaven where we do not have to travel
far. provided we know where to look and
how to work. For it tells us that the King
dom of Heaven is within ourselves.
Evening star., 1944-06-11

FISH. One result of our recent sam
piles of Terse Verse is Audrey Owing
tons epitaph to a fish:
Bait - Wait.
Fish -- DISH
MAGIC. Bill Graft, Pfc, of Los
Angeles, is practically king of one
of the Solomon Islands. Bill is yo-yo
expert. Natives, blase about other
scientific marvels like jeeps and
walkie-talkies, are awed and delight
ed by the private's talent.
Bills, they say, is the only genu-
inc yo-yo in the Southwest Pacific.
And since he's become demi-god to
the baffled natives, he won't trade it
for Jap Samurai sword. He shrewdly
refuses to teach his pop-eyed admir-
ers how to yo-yo. They think I'm
sort of supernatural" he explains.
why disillusion 'em?"
Evening star., 1944-06-11
A noted author faces the
world after the war with
realism and confidence

DECENTLY read that large sum had
IL been subscribed at War-Bond rally
to buy off" visiting Treasury official
from delivering his speech. could not
help wondering what our enemies would
make of such news.
That they would catch its truly Ameri-
can brand of humor is almost unbeIiev-
able. That they would consider it land
how wrongful as evidence of low national
morale is quite possible But whatever
they may have read into the incident,
/ cannot imagine them getting anywhere
near the simple truth For only in a land
of free speech can a man feel free to
say he doesn't want a speech.
In similar way, we of the free nations
today are past needing any high-power
pep-talk about the war We did not enter
the war romantically, with flags waving
and bands playing We entered it, to be
frank, because we had to, and because,
although war is exactly what Sherman
said it was, defeat by our enemies would
have been infinitely worse. So our atti-
tude towards the war can be simple:
We aim to fight it, to win it, and then
to stop it.
Is THIS an uninspired or uninspiring
viewpoint? On the contrary, think it is
sincere, realistic, and immensely reassur-
ing. 1t means that we are not in mood
to fool ourselves or to be fooled by 9TH
ers. 1t means that we are debunking what
has to be debunked as we go along. 1t
means that we shall encounter the post
war world, not as romantic dreamers fac
ing quick disillusionment, nor yet as tired
cynics ready to give up and call it a day,
but as responsible citizens eager for equal
tasks and perhaps even equal risks during
the years ahead.
Ten years ago a London newspaper
asked me, along with other writer's, to
offer some forecast of personal future to
group of English fifteen-year -olds then
leaving school. 1t seemed to me that if
such request were to be answered at
all, it should be done honestly. So / re-
piled that, in my opinion, the future was
Evening star., 1944-06-11

Names and descriptions Of al chaIActefsI ~
Action stories and semi-hction Articles y -
which happens to be the same es tnAt g ~
person. living or dead, ID entirely coinfsdensaA
TW-S-il-A4
Evening star., 1944-06-11
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Cover by Mead Moddiek
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-12
Lausche pozvan, da
kandidira "a
governerja

Demokratje v okraju Coshoc-
ten SO v ponedeljek poslali a
rel ma zupana Lauscheta, da
postane. damokratski kandidat
"a governerja pri tolitvah, XII Sc
bodo vrsile v jeseni, ker v dru-
9Th demokratskih kandidatih,
XII ocividno nameravajo kandi-
dirati, ne vidijo nobenega IL
gleda "a zmago. Obljubili SO
mu svojo podporo ter sporocili,
da Sc bodo demokratje sestih
nadaljnih okrajev v drzavi il.
rekli zanj, ako Sc odloci kandi-
ldirati. ii okraji, ki skupno tvo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-12
SILNA zRA(NA
B0RBA DIVA
MAD NEk(IJ0
Amerikanci razbiiajo
nacijske industrijske
tarce

LONDON, IL: januarja. -
Mad Nemcijo sc bije ena mai
vecjih zracnih bitk v zgodovini.
Tekom~ ~zadnjih "a ur so ameri-
Ski tezki bombniki, spremljani
cd velikih jat bojnih letal, vpri-
zorili ostre napade ma industrij-
ske naprave sirom severne in
zapadne Nemcije, in zadajali ma
cijski vojni industriji navzlic O.
bupni obrambi, tezke udarce.
Komunikej, XII je bill objav-
lien ma glavnem stanu Adolfa
Hitlerja, pravi, da so Nemci
zbili 1923 ameriskih letal, po We
cini tezkih bombnikov. V istem
komunikeju je podana fanta-
sticna trditev, da je bilo samo
dvoje nemskih letal definitivno
izgubljenih, medtem ko Sc jih
sedem pogresa.
Ameriske bombnike so ma po-
letih spremljala bojna letala
Mustang PSI, katerih po-
letni obseg je najveeji cd lvseh
bojnih letal, kar jih je danes v
zraku.
Vracajoci ameriski avijatiki
porocajo, da je opozicija cd
strani nemske obrambe prot
napadom brez primere z vsem
kar Sc je poskusilo v preteklo-
sti, kar je jasno znamenje despe-
ratnosti, v kateri Sc n a h a j a
Nemcija.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-12
Rdeca vojska je
prOdrla prekO reke
blizu Sarnyja

= LONDON, IL. januarja. -
Zadnja radijska poroeila IL Mo-
skye javljajo, da je Rdeca VOL
ska, podprta cd gerilcev v po-
krajini Rovno, vceraj presekala
nemske linije 35 mill globoko v
starr Poljski in prekoracila re-
ko Sluch v blizini mesta Sar-
ny. g.,
Istocasno poroca Moskva,
da je bilo v zadnjem tednu v
mogocni ruski ofenzivi, XII Sc je
koncala z zavzetjem mesta XII
rovograd, ubitih Is tisoc Mem
cev.
Rusi SO zdrobili yes nemski
odpor v okolici mesta Sarny. Po
prekoracenju rex e SO zavzeli
mesto Strijelsk, XII lezi seden
mill severno cd Sarnyja. v dru.
gem navalu so tudi okupirali
zeleznisko postajo v Nevovici
sedem mill JUNO cd Sarnyja. v
TEN okrozju je bio tekom dne'
va ubitih osem sto Nemcev, ir
Rusi SO ma tenn sektorju raz'
tegnili svojo fronto ma IA mill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-12
BALKANSKI SATELITI SE TRUDIJO
IA VAREN UMIK IZ OSISCA

bi jo sicer Nemci popolnoma "a
sedli, kar bi spravilo v najvecjo
nevarnost cetrt milijona zidov
in ma tisoce poljskih in franco
skin beguncev. Tretjic, Madzar-
ska hoce ma vsak nacin ohrani-
tt svojo industrijo in svoje po-
ljedelstvo, ker DO oboje potreb-
no "a rekonstrukcijo po vojni. -
POlozaj V Romuniji
Prav posebno V strahu pa je
Romunija. Govorice Sc pojav-
ljajo o uporu vojakov ma who'd
nj 'front.' in velikanske mnozice
beguncev, XII Sc vale il vzhoda,
il zasedenih dezel, povecujejo
nemir. Romunskih zidov ne pre-
ganjajo vec tako hudo kot pref.
Njihove deleze zivil so povecali
in "a dekret, XII doloca, da mo-
rajo nositi posebne make, Sc
nikdo ne briga vec. Vojni mini
ster je cello dovolil zidom, XII
sluzijo v delavskih oddelkih in
so bill castniki, da nosijo svoje
castniSke uniforme.
Ma Bolgarskem je bio objav-
ljeno, da bodo bedni zidje do
bivali brezplacno nego V draw,
nih bolniSnicah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-12

Drang mach Osten." Tia priJa-
teljska pogodba med Cehi in
Rusi tudi predvideva gospodar-
sko sodelovanje po vojni ter od-
pira vrata sosednim narodom,
da Sc jima pridruzijo v namenu
"a ustavljenje nemske agresiJe
" bodocnosti. Vmesavanje v no.
tranje zadeve pogodbenih draw
je v pogodbi specificno izklju-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-12
Roosevelt predlaga vojni in povojni program
Vojaski dogodki U Jugoslauiijiii

Britanski uradni krogi vedno
poudarjajo, da je Titu pridelje-
ma misija vojaskega in ne poll
ticnega znacaja. Tudi ameriska
misija je strogo vojaskega zna-
GAIA. Glede one misije pa, kate
70 nameravajo Rusi glasom svo-
je izjave poslati v Jugoslavijo,
ia misija DO tudi popolnoma vo-
jaska - uradni jugoslovanski
in tudi sovjetski krogi pravijo,
da nj izkljuceno, da bo obiska-
la tudi Mihaj jlovica, da Sc ma IL
Gu mesta preprica, kaj della.
Kaj storijo zavezniki?
Pricakuje Sc, da bo ena po-
sledic zadnjih vojaskih dogod-
kov v Jugoslaviji ia, da bodo
zavezniki zopet spremenili svo-
jo politiko napram Mihajlovi-
Gu. Zavezniki so ga bill popol-
noma izbrisali IL svojih knjig in
mu nehali posiljati podporo, ker
je bill baje proved pasiven. Pri-
tozbe so trdile o MEM, da, Sc
sploh ne bori proti Nemcem, a.
koravno je jugoslovanska vlada
trdila, da Sc je pomalem boril
in da je v zadnjem casu V obup-
nih bojih zadrzeval nemske ma
|pade.
Verjetno je zdaj, da bodo Ia
vezniki Sc enkrat poskusili z
Mihajlovicem, da bi ga pregovo-
rili, da postavi svoje sile aktiv-
no v boz proti Nemcem. Dvom-
1.-Two pa je, dali Sc bodo ii novi
poskusi posrecili. Mic Sc nj
takega pripetilo, da bi prepri-
Gallo Mihajlovila, da Sc bo ak
cija izplacala tudi ako nj isto-
casna z zaveznisko invazijo. u
sodo Titovih sill in omega. civil
mega prebivalstva, XII Sc nahaja
v okrajih zasedenih cd Mem
cev, pa DO mogel navesti kot O.
pravicbo svojega drzanja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-12

rijo II. kongresni distrikt, so
Ashland, Delaware, Knox, Lick
ing in Richland.
zupan Lausche je zadnji cas-
prejel vec povabil Cd demokra-
TOW il raznih delov drzave, .da
govori ma njih priredbah, kar
dokazuje rastoce zanimanje "a
njegovo kandidaturo, ampak on
sc do sedaj Sc nj izrazil, kaksne
politicne nacrte ina "a Lodoc-
most.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-12


tanje delovne sie e pod pogojem da kongres obehem
osvoj zakonodajn program, sesojec il petih tock Ia
program je sedec:
l. Reasticen davcni zakon, XII bo preprecil kopice-
ME vonh dobickov tako Cd stan koporac kot cd stra
nj posameznkov.
2. Nadaljevanje obstojecega zakona, XII daje vladi
pravco predeati vone kontakte, ker dobick previ
soki, in da Sc zajamci postene vlado.
g. Zakon "a dolocitev zvilskih cen, XII DO dial vlad
moe, amciti minmalne farmerje in Vzdrzavatl
loo mad cenami ziveza protekcjo koIzumentov
Obenem e predsednk zaheval nadaljevanje subvenclJ
"a famerske pridelke kar bi stale vlado dollar
jew ma leto.
A. Podaljsanje stabizacijskega zakona, sprejetega
oktobru 1912 "a kontrolo mezd pac in cen, ki bo du
gace zgubil svoo velavnost juniju tekocega leta.
To je program, XII ga je predsednik predlozil kon
gresu svrho izvojevanja Gin hitrejse image.
. Nacrt ekonomske in socialne sgurnost, XII ga je
predsednik oznacil ko Nov carter svobodscin name
MEN "a povojno dobo rekonstrukcije, pa je sedee:
l. Pravica do ko1istnega in posteno pacanega della
industrah delavncah, farmi ali rudnikih dezele
2. Pravica do toliksnega zasuzka, da omogocl pre-
skrbo zadostnega ziveza, obacila in razvedrila
3. Pravica vsakega farmerja da producira in proda
ia svoe produkte po cen XII omogoci MENU in njegovl
dr1zini dostojno zivjenje.
4. Pravca vsakega trgovca in ndustrjalca velike-
ga ali maega voditi svo pose pod razmerami katerih
bo pred neposeno konkenco in DO prost kontroe
|od strani monopolov donna ali inozemstvu.
S. Pravica vsake druzine do dostojnega donna.
g. Pravica do zadostne zdravnske oskrbe in prilike
do dosege in ohrantve dobrega zdravja.
T. Pravica do zadostne protekcie pred ekonomskimi
bojaznim XII zhajajo il starost, bolezni nezgode in
brezposelnosti.
8. Pravica do dobre izobrazbe.
poslanici, XII je bila prectana pred drugm Ease
DAMIEN 78 kongresa, kakor tud radijskem govoru XII
ga e incl zvece e predsednik svar pred sebicnim in
teres XII ssao vono izrabiti oseben dobcek in ape
iral ma yes narod, da Sc posvet deu zmago mad
vraznikom brez ozira poticne in druge difference
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-12
POPRAVEK

V seznamu zastopnikov dru-
stew "a letno konferenco Slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
St. Clair Ave-, Sc je pomotoma
porocalo, da zastopa Krist Sto-
KEEL drustvo Lunder-Adamic st.
28 SNPJ, katero drustvo bo "a
stopal John Pollock.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-12

Pred kratkim je bila v Mo-
skvi podpisana 20-letna pogod-
ba med Rusijo in Ceskoslova-
sko, S katero sta Sc omenjeni
drzavi zavezali, da podvzameta
skupno akcijo in da 81 nudita
medsebojno pomoc, ako hi Mem
CHA zopet kdaj poskusila Z eks-
panzijo proti vzhodu, sledec
svojemu prastaremu nagonu