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Evening star., 1945-06-21
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DRAMA.

DRAMA.
Noah" by Andre Obey, Mount
Vernon Players, Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church, 8:l5 o'clock to-
night, through Saturday.
EXHIBITS.
Harry Bertoia monoprints, Phil
lips Memorial Gallery, II am. to 6
pm. today through, Saturday, 3 to 7
pm. Sunday and II am. to 10 pm.
Monday.
American barns photograph ex-
hibit, photography section of Lii
brary of Congress. Auditors Build
ing, Fourteenth and Independence
avenue S.W., am. to $50 pm.
weekdays, through June 27.
Russian poster art exhibit, United
Nations War Relief, 1870 I street
NV, 10 am. to pm. weekdays,
except Saturdays, 10 am. to ! pm,
through June.
Benjamin Abramowitz drawings,
Public Library, Eighth and K streets
NV, 9 am. to 9 pm. weekdays,
except Saturday, 9 am. to ! pm,
through July 2.
| Clifford K Bergman original
cartoon exhibit, Library of Congress.
/ 9 am. to 10 pm. Monday through
Fridays, 9 am. to pm. Sundays,
through July.
/ Papers, State documents and mu-
scum items of late President Roose-
welt. National Archives. 8:45 am. to-
Sis pm. weekdays and 1:30 to 5
pm. Sundays, through August
| Arts Club members paintings.
Art Club of Washington, 2Ol7 I
street NV, 2 to pm. weekdays
and 3 to pm. Sundays, through
September.
Recent Accessions," OAR Mu-
scum, Seventeenth and D streets
NV, 9 am. to 4:30 pm. Mondays
through Fridays, through September.
/ MUSIC.
Marine Band, Marine Barracks,
pm. tomorrow.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco The
ater, tonight: 1--WE Bombers of Naval
Air Station and Dana Anderson,
singer
Dance. Beth Sholom Congrega-
ton. Eighth and Shepherd streets
NV. 8 o'clock tonight
Watermelon party, leave USO
Club. 1911 H street NV, g. o'clock
tonight.
Officers.
Dance. Alexandria Officers Club,
Gadsby's Tavern, 9 o'clock tonight
Dance. Junior Officers of Wash
lngton, 9 o'clock tonight.
Service personnel may obtain more
information by calling the United
Nations Center, National 5000, or
any of the following USOs: Execu-
tive 0428, National 0614. National
343l or Republic 1927, Colored per-
sonnet may call USO. Decatur 1854,
or War Hospitality, Decatur 776S.
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Rug Dept.

200 50. yds. Felt-hase Remnants
2 to 10 so. yd. lengthO. Orig.
3ec and 59c ------ 23c
5-sx10 Coir Yarn Rugs. Orig.
s21.5 so -- S17.9s
2-ex13 Cotton and Fibre Rugs.
Orig. 1895 ----s s2s.s8
2-9x12 Felt Rugs. Orig. s1495,
1895
e-9x10.6 FeIt-b ase Rugs
Slightly damaged) S2.sS
so Yds. q" Cocoa Fibre Runner.
Orig. sl.o5 yd. S1.19 yd.
5-3x5 Cotton Oriental Rugs.
Orig. 1895 ----- S4.s9
2O-24x34 Oval Cotton String
Rugs (soiledD. Orig. S3.49,
S1.s9
6-Bath Sets (asstd. colors).
Orig. S3,95 - S2.I9
524x3S Chenille Bath Mats
Csoiled). Orig. S199 99c
2-24"x12 1T. Rag Runners.
Orig. $6.75----- S4.89
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Hosiery

Imperfects of Mock Seam Rayon
and Silk Hosiery. Cotton tops
and reinforced feet. Good COL
ors. Not all sizes, 3 prs. for 81
Full-fashioned Sheer Rayon
Hosiery. Assorted styles and
constructions. Broken sizes and
colors. Cotton reinforced soc
Irregulars of No-seam, Run
resistant Sheer Rayon Hosiery.
Cotton heels and toes. Good
colors and sizes. Slight irregu-
larities ------------ 29c
Imperfects of Full-fashioned
Rayon Hosiery. Good colors.
Not all sizes. Cotton REIN
forced 39c
Imperfects Of Full fashioned
Rayon Mesh Hosiery. Good
colors and sizes. Cotton REIN
forced ----------------66c 66c
Imperfects of Business Sheer
Rayon Hosiery. Full-fashioned
Cotton reinforced feet. Slight
lmperfections 2 prs. for 81
Irregulars of No-seam Rayon
Hosiery. Cotton heels and toes.
Good colors and sizes. Slight
imperfect ----4 prs. for 81
Kann's-Street Floor,
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Bed Dept.

/ Maple Finished Chest on
Chest. Orig. $3.50 S2s.Ss
] Mahogany Finished Chest on
Chest. Orig. S2S.s8
2 Upholstered Rockers, Mahog-
any finished frame. Orig.
S1995 -------- SI4.99
/ Large Upholstered Platform
Rocker. Orig $29.95 $3.50
2, Upholstered Seat and Back
PulI-Up Chairs. Walnut fin
ished frames. Orig, $10.95, s7S8
l Full-Size Layer Felt Mat
tress. Orig. S13.95 $3.50
/ Simmons Full-Size Layer Felt
Mattress, soiled. Orig. S22 95,
S14.99
l Twin Bed Size Layer Felt
Mattress. Orig, $2495 1858
l Full-Size Englander Feather
rest, Layer Felt Mattress, Orig.
S29.75 ----- S19.95
6 Quilted Sateen Covered Pill
lows filled with chicken feath-
ers, soiled. Orig. S425 Sl.s9
Kann 'S--T'hird Floor.
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Summer.
Furniture

rs Wrought Iron Frame Porch
Chairs, canvas seat and back.
Orig $l095 --- ------- S6.sS
5 Aluminium Frame Lounge
Chairs. Orig. s22S5- 1859
6 Large Hickory Lawn Tables.
Orig. S3485 ---------S S17.99
/ Foot Rest for Hickory Chair.
Orig. $5.95 Sl.99
l Large Hickory Chair with
Foot Rest. Orig. s32.50. $2495
24-6-ft. Sections Redwo
Picket Fence. Orig. $225--Sl.S9
Metal Flower Boxes. aOrig.
Sl.00 --------- 69c
3 Implanted Wooden Folding
Perch Chairs. Orig. s495, $3.50
Kann s-Fourth Floor.
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Infants Wear

Nursery Pictures from Cali
fornia. Orig. 81 14c
Chenille Crib Spreads. Sec
onds. Orig. Sl99 - S1.4a
Tots Sun Dresses. Orig. 1894.
S1.SS
Girls Sun Suits. Orig. s1.3e,
SI.29
Toddlers' and Tots Spring
Coats. Orig. sl0.98 S5.8S
Cotton Crib Blankets. Seconds.
Orig. ST. -- 79c
Receiving Blankets. Seconds.
Orig. ACC ------------39 39c
Seconds Rayon Ribbon bound
or Fringed edged Shawls. Orig.
S2.59-S2.75 S2 1928
Tots Raincoats. Orig. $4.9s.
\ s2.4s
Cotton Slips. Broken sizes g.
IL. Orig. 73c .------. 64c
Knitted Shawls. Seconds. Orig.
s2.25 S1.S9
kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Better Dresses
Orig,
15c to Sis

IA Daytime Dresses. Navy
sleers. Sizes 38-42 Orig.
s14e5 -- --------S S7.48
19 Daytime Dresses of fine
quality cotton. Misses sizes.
Orig. S12.95-s14.95 s9.97
IL Daytime Dresses. Sizes 38-
AZ. Orig. s22.95-S25 S14.97
Kann's-Second Floor.
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JuniOr.Depf.

30 Cottons. Slightly soiled,
Orig. S7.95 and sao5 S6.66
25 One and Two Piece Cottons.
Orig. sl2.95-S1495 81
Is Printed and Eyelet Cottons.
Orig. Sl495-Sl695 $40
) Jumpers. Org. 1895 1929
Skirts. Orig. $685. S3.99
Kann 's-Second Floor.
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Housewares

3 Metal Trays. Orig. soc 39c
2 Copper Fruit Bowls. Orig.
S5,o5 .----.----- S3.95
3 Ash Receivers. Orig. 81 SOC
/ Glass Jelly Dish. Orig. 81, SOC
Room Humidifier. Orig.
Sl2.98 -.-.-.-- S1.98
6 Electric Tie Presses. Orig.
Sl.S6 -------'---- Sl
Kanns-Third Floor.
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Budget Dresses

Misses Striped Cotton Dresses
with button front. Sizes 1915,
Orig. $5.95--------$ $3.S7
Misses Pastel Rayon Crepe
Dresses. Broken sizes. Orig.
1895 S6.87
Women's Dresses. Broken sizes
and colors. Orig. $685. S6.87
Misses White Cotton Dresses.
Coat style. Orig. S5.a5 S2.S7
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Girls Wear

Is Girls Plain -colored Cotton
Jumpers. Orig. 1886. $3.50
rs Teeners' Striped Cotton Polo
Shirts -- S1.67
20 Girls Cotton Play Suits.
Orig. $229- S1.79
Is Teeners' BoIero Suits. Checks
or plain colors. Orig. 1855.
1888
10 Teen Age Cotton Biouses.
Orig. $4.99 99------S S3.97
8 Girls Pastel Spring Suits.
Orig. $1o.95-----$4. -$4.e9
28 Girls BoIero Sun Dresses.
Orig. $595---S S3.97
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Lamps

| Lenox China Table Lamp and
Shade. As is. Orig. s2498,
S14.9S
l Red Pottery Table Lamp and
Shade. AS Is. Orig. $29,9S,
S19.9S
l Glass Twin Lamp with Shade,
Orig. s2496- ---- S19.9s
4 White China Table Lamps and
Shades. Orig. S1498 S7.9S
3 Metal Table Lamps. Orig
S9.96 --------------.-- S6.9S
Kann s-Third Floor.
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.JeareI1.u

Starred Items Plus 20qs Tar.
Rosaries. Orig. $1----~- 39c
Sterling Silver Cigarette
Lighters. Orig. $9.95 S7.95*
2 Lucite Compacts. Orig. IS,
S150
8 Chatelaine Fob Pins. Orig.
S4 LOU
IL Gold Plated Link Bracelets.
Orig $1.95 ----$1.50*
2 Sterling Silver Pins. Orig.
SIS S1*
Army Sterling Silver Insignia
Pin. Orig. S4------$2.50s
IL Pins. Orig. SOC 39c+
Kanns-Street Floor.
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Cotton Dresses

20 Cottot Wash Dresses. Misses
sizes only. Orig. s399 S2.1s
Is Cotton Wash Dresses. Soiled.
Orig. Sl.69 --.--.----- 91c
25 Bib and Waistband Aprons.
Solled. Orig. Sl.99 &c
10 Plastic coated Brunch Goats.
Broken sizes. Orig. $500, S2.97
IL Plain-colored Spun Rayon
Maternity Dresses. Orig. S5.88.
S297
25 Cotton Wash Dresses. Sizes
l2-l4-l6 only. Orig. S2.o9.
STAT
Kann Second Floor,
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GIOi.eS

pairs Ravon JERSEY Evening
Gloves with hand-painted
backs. Size 6l2. Orig. $3.50.
S4.25
Il pairs Evening Rayon Jersey
Gloves. Brown. Size 6. Orig.
SO 81 50
9 pairs Light Blue Rason Elbow
Length Gloves. Sizes s and Z.
Orig. So ---.-------s1.79
9 pairs Turf Tan Capeskin
= Gloves. Sizes 524 and 6s4.
Soiled Orig. 81 4--- s1.95
Kann s-Street Floor.
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SpOrfSlceHr

4 Rayon Dresses. Orig sioo5,
Sc
/ Cotton Eyelet Dress, Orig
$685. $40
4 Rayon Dresses. Orig. Sl4o5,
$40
so Rayon Blouses. Orig. s5 80.
S2.99
Is Rayon Blouses. ORG. s499,
So
5 Rayon Slack Sets. Orig
1895 . -- SIS
20 AIl-wool Sweaters. Orig.
S595-S695 ----------------S3 So
Kann Second Floor,
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Mems CoIorfuI SOC Ties

Reduced from stocks for clearance. 20~
Stripes figures and all over patterns in group
$3.50 Sport Shirt soiled oiled------~------------s2.66 s2.66
Q Mans s1.9s Sport Shirt. ged-------.---s ssc
Q Mans s1.o0 Rayon Shorts ts.------------~----5sc -5sc
Mems Csc Natural Hose, damaged s9c
Mems 1895 Shirts -------------s166
IL Mems $3.50 Sport Shirts
Mans s15o Al-Silk Tie, soied
Q Is Mems soc Fancy Handkerchefs-
Is Mems s15o Suspenders-
Q Mems S15O Ties
30 Mems 35c Handkerchiefs- hiefs------------------1 16c
2 Mems $50 Sport Shirts hirts--------------S44
Mems s2.s5 Sport Shirts, soiIed
Mans $500 Sport Shirt, soiled s3ss
1 Mans $500 Rayon Pajamas-
Kanns-Men's Store-Street Floor.
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Art Goods

2 Hand embroidered Aprons.
Models. Soiled. Orig. $49S,
S1.9S
Hand embroidered 3-Piece
Chair Set Model. Orig. $4s8,
S1.9S
2 Hassocks. Soiled. Orig. S49S.
Sl.98
s Rayon Pillows. Orig. sl.9s,
CSC
nn's-Fourth Floor.
Notions
Is Oven Gloves. Orig. ST. Soc
"a Round Shirred Elastic Gar
tiers. Orig. 25c --- 15c pr.
36 Cotton Puffs. Orig. 10c,
2 for 15c
SO Cosmetic Cases. Orig. 29c,
10c plus 20To tax
Is Novelty Plaques. Orig. 69c.
CSC
Is Travel Cases for Wash
Cloths. Orig. 81 39c
20 Vegetable Brushes. Orig.
Csc l5c
SO Mesh Dish Cloths, 2 for 25c
4S Brassieres. Irregulars. Orig.
49c csc
80 Garter Guiders. Orig. Soc,
l9c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Leather Goods

STARED Items Plus 20%t Tar.
/ Genuine Leather Black Bag.
Orig $35 Sl9.75*
IS Leather Upper Change
Purses. Orig. 39c ------ 25c*
50 Genuine Leather Billfolds.
Orig. 81 --------------- S1.50*
so Genuine Leather Two and
Three Fold Picture Frames.
Orig. 81 ------------- 29c*
6 Leather Handbags. Orig. IS
and $685. ------- 1885,
10 Colorful Suede Bags. Orig.
S595 and S7.50------ 1885,
10 Evening Bags. Orig. SO S1*
16 Children's Bags. Orig. ST So
81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S1*
Kann'c Ctraat Ellnpr
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"a District Men Report
To Armed Forces Today

The following "a Washington men
are scheduled to report for induction
into the armed forces today:
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Coats and Suits
Lingerie

Black Nylon and Black Crepe
Slips. Sizes 1924. Orig. $3.50
1895 S1.97
Print Rayon Gown Goats. Bro
ken sizes. Orig. $5,95 S3.99
Printed Rayon Gowns. Broken
sizes. Orig. S295-$ $I.99
Rayon Slips. Sizes 80 and "a.
Orig. $2s2.25 S1.39
Kann' n's-Second Floor.
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TOiIefrieS

starred Items Plus 2GT Tar.
u Aime Dry Shampoo. Orig.
soc - ---- 19c
38 Aime Special Dandruff Com
bination. Orig. 69c ------ 29c
% Mate Hair Dressing. Orig.
soc ----- --- 25c*
20 Sea -Sope Shampoo. Ideal
after salt water bathing. Orig.
u Spree Liquid DeOdorant.
Orig. $1-----------.---- ST 39c*
30 Rubberized Utility Bags.
Some with jars and bottles.
Orig. 81 -.---- --------- 49c
% Pinaud's Bath Powder. Orig.
79c ---------- --.---- 59c+
81 Natural Bristle Tooth
Brushes. Orig. 29c 10c
lS Aime Shampoo. Orig. 6Oc,
29c
% Huntsman Shave Lo-
ton. Orig. 60c .------- 29c~
% Cosmata Friction Cream
Soap. Orig. 59c 25c
81 Fabron's Bubble Bath. Orig.
soc -------.--.--.---.-----29 29c*
STEMS Cold Cream in tins.
Ideal for shipment overseas.
Orig. 95c ..----- 39c<
81 KsImour' Forsythia Cologne.
Orig. Sl-----------.-.--.--- 39cs
Ss Nancy Face Powder. Orig.
19c --.--- .....-----.-.--- Sc
20 Brace-up Witch Hazel. s-oz.
size ----------. 15c
Gamma -Walska Perfume. IA Of.
10c+
% Lotus Sanitary Napkins.
Pkg. Of IL Orig. 22c Sc
Kanns-street Floor.
Linens
rs Dresser Scarfs. Various
sizes. Orig. 81 SOC
IL Chenille Mat and Lid Sets.
Orig. s495 --------S $3.50
10 Card Table Covers. Orig.
Sl.54 94c
1-36-in. All-over Lace Scarf.
Orig. $6---------------S3 1895
3-43-in. AIl-over Lace Scarfs.
Orig. $685. .-------------S4. S4.15
1-34-in. Lace Scarf. Orig.
S2.25 --Sl.49
Splice Lace Vanity Sets.
Orig. ,$2.25- -----,----,----- $I.49
l-52 in. Linen Dresser Scarf.
Orig. $685. t--.- S4.15
3-34-in. Linen Dresser Scarfs.
Orig. s4,o5 ----------. S3.15
sets of 8 Cocktail Napkins.
Orig, s195 --- -- 81
3-5-pc. Cotton Bridge Sets.
Orig. s295 -~-------- S1.1e
IL Guest Towels. Orig. 5ec, acc
Printed Cotton Table Cloths.
Orig, s4e5- S3,15
2 Solid Blue Pillow Gases. Orig.
1926 ----------- S219 pr.
Kaon's-Streef Floor
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Clearance
Mems Furnishings
RoI-A-Cig Cigarette Rollers

Were 35c. Metal gadget that rolls cigarettes CZ-
In nothing fiat. Solve your cigarette problem @SS
Evening star., 1945-06-21
Neckicear

Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-10-21

little steel-engraved portraits of Alexander
Hamilton, will realize how elated the senior
Guy Trafney was when his eyes first fell on
those magic figures, $1,000, in each corner.
That was way back in 1902, when Guy was
twenty-one He was just married, and he and
Elise were struggling along in Paris on
twenty dollars week. You could just make
it, in those days, if you were willing to climb
up five winding fights of slippery stairs to an
unheated, gaslit fiat of two rooms.
1t WAS one OF those spring days in Paris,
and Guy Trafney was on his way home from
his work He'd stopped to browse while,
as usual, among the picturesque open air
bookstalls under the big willows along the
banks of the Seine, when tall, distinguished
looking, gray-haired stranger stopped and
souinted at him, and then seized Guys arm.
Say, you an Americana he asked. Must
Evening star., 1945-10-21

be got a light suit on, anyway" and he
laughed in friendly Western way. Young
mar" he said, my name is Sheldon Fruke."
mot Senator Fruke, by any chance?"
Guy asked
That's right Denver, Colorado"
Guy said he'd heard of him and he smiled,
because the Paris Herald" had printed
stories lately about the sensational doings of
the wealthy Senator and his eccentric ex-
travagances on his European trip.
Said the Senator: See here, young man,
I'm in one heluva fix Just smashed my glasses
while was cleaning em back there way,
and can't see thing to speak of. Can't talk
this blasted French, either. Lucky l hap
pened to find fellow countryman." He
seized Guys other arm and told him he had
to catch the five o'clock train at St. Lazare
station or he'd miss his steamer home with
all his trunks and papers on it. If Guy would
get him a taxi and steer him through the
mess, attend to- his ticket and reservation and
do the French palavering for him, he'd see
that Guy didn't regret it.
An hour later, at the train, the Senator was
safely handed over to an assiduous valet
Ensconced in his compartment piled high
with luggage, he nearly shook Guys hand
off.
Then he fshed out of his pocket a fat
Evening star., 1945-10-21

1t was placed in a tin box
and never came out. But it
did some wonderful things -.
A Short Story
T,oR over forty-three years, through two
il wars, the Trafney Fortune has gone on
exerting its queer psychological spell. Its
present owner, Guy Trafney, Jr. doesn't
laugh at it any more; and he'd no more open
that long-ago sealed tin box than he'd burn
it up. But although it has been, as he calls it,
THE Luck of the Trafneys," it has also been
another mans curse.
The Trafney Fortune was about seven
inches long by three wide, and as thin as
slip of paper In fact that's just what it was
"a slip of paper. And anyone who has ever
been fortunate enough to possess one of those
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brown wad rs peeled off one
see very VI ffat@ nd f6ens said, 'T'm
AFRAID you Z & sc Why, this
is athousa mar
"Ohathafl S fl3s Senator laughed.

OH'~ex1A q ss z<5ctidloi idusiSN'
Don't let trifle like that worry you. guess
can afford it. Good investment, in fact.
He'll, if it hadn't been for you, my boy, Id
have missed an important engagement IN
Washington and lost maybe couple of mil
lions" And as he put away his wallet he said
he always carried lot of big bills round with
him instead of letter of credit. "Scares these
snooty hotel moguls to death" He chuckled
reminiscently.
HE conductors starting whistle blew just
then, and the car doors went bang, bang,
bang, all along the line.
Guy had nearly shook the Senator's hand
off On the station platform, dazed but grim
ming he stood and watched the train move
slowly away.
1t was late that happy Saturday afternoon
when Guy Trafney looking two inches taller
and lot more handsome, jumped out OF
cab at the popular Cafe de Versailles.
There at one of the little handicapped
tables under the pink-and-white awning, he
Tw-Io-2i-4s
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-31
WAYMAN BROTHERHOOD
TO HOLD MEETING

The Brotherhood of Wayman
A.M.E. Church, 5th Bank St. Rev.
G. W. Reed is Pastor. According
to VIM. L. Boyd, chairman of Pro-
gram Committee will present A. C.
Randall as guest speaker on April
1st at 100 PM.
Mr.. Randall is a graduate of
Morehouse College and taught for
eight years at Atlanta University.
Mr.. Randall is also the recipient
of a special scholarship given by
the Educational Board of New
City for his work in Library
Science. Mr.. Randall will speak on
adult Delinquency" Special mu-
sical numbers will also be rendered
by the Norwood Christian Church
Choir.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-31

this or the other union. These
charges are unfounded, but Negroes
will give weight to any charge of
prejudice against a white person.
These rash attacks against the
white leadership of both unions will
SOW bitter seeds of distrust and dis
sention among both Negro and
white workers.
Of course the rank and file Negro
workers want to be on the winning
side. eve are looked at as group
and if we back loser the winner
will use it as an excuse to soft pedal
our rights in the plant" one Har-
vester worker explained. In common
decency and common sense repre-
sentatives from each union should
do nothing to stir up i'll feeling be-
tween white and Negro workers in
the industry.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-03-31
LABOR view
CONTINUED from page y

Continued from page y
ing every trick they can get away
with to line up the colored brothers.
Some of the "tricks" are certain to
backfire and do far more harm than
good.
Negroes are being told that vari-
Gus white leaders in the UAW or the
FE hate and discriminate against
Negroes, therefore they should join
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-03
KARL BOKAR

Pc dve-letni bolezni je oh z.
uri snoci umrl eden prvih new
burskih naseljencev, Karl Bo-
kar, star 81 let. Donna je bill il
Dece vasi, fara Zagradec, odko-
der je prisel v Ameriko pred 55.
lett. Bill je ustanovitelj fare sv.
Lovrenca in clansdrustva sv.
Imena. Svojecasno je delal pri
American Steel & Wire Co., to-
da zadnjih u let je bill ma pen
zijonu. Zapusca zalujoco sopro-
go Josephine, rojeno Mustar,
h6er Mary Blatnik, diva sinova
Franka in Louisa ter vnuke,
Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v petek oh
$50 uri zjutraj il hise zaIosti,
1888 =. 50 St, pod vodstvom
Louis I. Ferfolia pogrebnega
zavoda, v cerkev sv. Lovrenca
il nato ma Calvary pokopalisce.
4 i + 5 = Il
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-03
Novigrobovi
MARY FUMIC

Vceraj okrog Sis uri popol-
dne je umrla ma domu Mary Flu
mic, stara "a let, stanujoca ma
961 e. 81 St. Bolehala je dali
casa. Rojena je bila v Clevelan-
du in je bila clanica drustva sv.
Pavla st. 10 HKZ. -Tukaj zapu-
Sea mater Mary, rojena Vrbetic,
diva brata Nicka in Johna in tri
sestre Mrs. Dorothy Shenk,
Mrs. Frances Maxim in Miss An
ma Fumic. Oce George je umrl
leta 1882. Pogreb Sc vrsi pod
vodstvom A. Grdina in sinovi
pogrebnega zavoda. Cas- pogre:
ba Sc nj dolocen. g..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-03
ZavezniSki vojni
ujetniki v NemGcijjii il

PARIZ.-(O.N.A.) )-Nemci ze-
nejo zavezniske vojne ujetnike S
seboj ma begu v Nemcijo. Bait
Sc je, da bo mnogo zrtev, kajti
hoditi morajo pes, kljub svoji
oslabelosti radi pomanjkanja
hrane. Nemci skusajo obdrzati v
svojih rokah toliko vojnih ujet-
nikov kot lie mogoce, ker misli-
jo, da jim bodo mogli pref ali
slej sluziti kot nekaksni talci.
Zapadne vele sile imajo v
Nemciji n ajbrze priblizno ma
slednje stevilo svojcev v nem-
skem ujetnistvu: Amerikanci,
100000; Anglezi, 200, 900; Fran
cozi, 100000.
zalaganje preko svice,, ki je
dozdaj mnogo pomagalo, poseb-
no ameriskim in angleskim ujet-
nixon, postaja zdaj radi veil
kanske zmesnjave v NemGiji
vsak dan tezje. Bait Sc je, da DO
kljub vsem naporom Rdecega
kriza in zavezniskih vlad posta-
10 vzporedno razpadanjem
nemske drzavne organizacije Sc
tezje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-03
Delavci pri Jack 8 Heintz
dobijo veE prostega casa

" tovarnah Jack & Heintz,
Inc, Sc bo 5. ma ajem uvedel
sistem, glasom katerega bodo
imeli vsak drugi teden delavci
prosto soboto in nedeljo. Doslej
50 dobil delavci talk oddih samo
enkrat v stirih tednih. Toda
uprava tovarne pravi, da bo
rodukcija pod novim sistenom
ostala ista kot je bila doslej,
Druzba je obenem naznanila. ds
bo okrog /. junija zacela obra-
|tovati njena no w tovarna Al
NV. 117 ST. il Berea Rd
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-03

vedno move bolniske sobe, 81 nisi
vec ma jasnem, kaj te je prevzelo
-ponos mad n j h ovo eistoco,
vestnost in. iznajdljivost, ali bo-
lestna jeza,. da je mogoce, da je
bill v tel skupni borbi proti Mem
Gem prepuseen eden nasih zavez-
nikov TAXI revscini v pogledu
najbolj elementarnih zdravni-
Skin potrebscin. ~..-
Poln soeustvovanja sem vpra-
Sal, cesa so najbolj potrebni.
Sledila je ploha besed, XII so mi,
v prevodu, povedali, da primanj-
kuje 'vsega." Napravil sem 81
seznam predmetov, katerih sem
Sc spominjal: Rjuhe, spodnja
obleka, srajce, pogrinjace, ban
daze, kirurgicni instrument
vseh vrst, naprave "a pretaka-
ME krvi "a transfuzijo, gips, vse
sulfa droge, kacium, milo, peni-
cilin, glukoza, vitamini, zdrav-
niske knjige in easopisi. Ko pa
sem koncal ia svoj zapisek, mi je
dejal ravnatelj bolnisnice ma
slednje:
w bistvu nam gre zdaj ze
mnogo bolje kot takrat, ko smo
Sc borili se kot gerilske cete Y
planinah. Takrat smo morali ce-
sto oditi z 'vsemi nasimi ranjen-
ci in vsemi nasimi posteljami in
napravami-kar naenkrat. To
so bill zares trdi casi -"