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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-02

ska oblast izvrsila mad nasim
narodon v jugoslovanskem Pri-
morju, zahtevali, da jim bo i v
bodoce dovoljeno izkorisce-
vati Slovence in Hrvate.
Podobna kampanja Sc vrsi tu-
di v. Ameriki. Radi tega je
SANSov pa1nflet potreben in
vreden dobre razmnozitve.
Stavim, da bi Sc tenn Italijanom
pridruzili tudi nasi "hitlerijan-
ci" v Ljubljani in Clevelandu, &c
bi ma ia nacin mogli diskrediti-
rati Titovo vlado in prepreeiti
zdruzitev vseh slovenskih po-
krajin. Pomagala bi Jim tudi Fo-
ticeva vele-Srbska klika in vsi
oni, XII zelijo upostaviti v Jugo-
slaviji "stari red.' "Uredniku"
pri Ameriski Domovini, XII rajsi
pomaka svoj britki mec v crnilo
v borbi proti svoji lastni rojstni
dezeli (ne proti Hitlerju in ME-
govi svojati, XII pleni in mori po
nasi Sloveniji), bi bilo seveda
bolj vsec, &c bi Sc yjugoslovanski
del Slovenije pridruzil italian
skemu in postal neodvisen "pro-
tektorat," recimo-Vatikana ali
Otonove Avstrije.
efNaSa Istra, mase HrvaSko
in Slovemsko Primorje, nasa
Koroska IN use pokrajiae, XII
so loce,ae cd .nd$e deSele, bodO
prikljucene denaokrGti6ni in
federativni Jugoslaviji pod
sostavo 1GSe veike donoGi-
me!" (Marsal Tito ma proslavi
27. marca 1915 v Belgradu).
(Nadaljevanje ma f. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-02

|tilo, je dobil vsak delavec kon-
trolno stevilko, katero je moral
pred 'apelom' oddati. Bundles
firer' mas je krice prepriceval Q
nemski zmagi, da bi Zagorjani
Sc bolj garali in dajali zivljenja
"a nase valpute in krvnike, nam
je zatrjeval, da je stajerska bila
in bo nemska, hkrati pa je grozil
onim, XII 2 emo roko pozdravlja-
jo Hell, v drugi pa drze revol-
verje. :
''Popoldne SO pripeljali S.
ovci v zagorje tri mrtve parti-
zane. obstrelili SO jih mad Ia
gorjem, nakar so 81 partizani, to-
varisica Vojka in tovarisa Ivo
Levstik-Gojc in MILO sami po-
gnali krogle v senca, da bi ne
padli v roke SS-ovcem. Gledali
smo ma pocez ma voz nalozena
trupla-glave in noge so Jim vi
sele preko lestev-ki so jih
svabski krvniki pobili in napol
slekli. Voz Sc je ustavil sredi Ia
gorja, SS-ovci pa so silili ljudi,
da bi hodili gledat 'bandite. >Pri-
ii je morala tudi zagorjanska
godba in zaigrati koracnico. Ma
zeleni trait pa so ia dan pobrali
vec kmeckih druzin.
MAS odgovor ma vse to je bill
re predpoldne ma 'apelu,' kjer nj
padel niti en- He'll iz rudarskih
ust in Sc nj dvignila niti ena ro-
ka v pQzdrav."
"Prospects for 1915"
TO je naslov enega clanka v
16-stranski brosurici, XII jo je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-02

pred kratkim ztA anglesko jaw
most tidal Slovah hski ameriski
narodni svet. Drhgi clanki SO
Jugoslavija and Trieste" spi-.
sal DIR. Drago Marusic, Problem
Of South Eastern Europe" " spi-
sal dr.. Jure Koce; Tasks for
the Peace in British Russian
Cooperation" cd profesorja a.:
j. P. Taylorja IL Londona. Vse
podruznice bodo prejele nekaj
izvodov. Prosino, da jih v prvi
vrsti radcliffe po knjiznicah, So
lah in drugih vaznih krajih, da
jih citajo ameriski ljudje. SANS
je razposlal vec tisoG teh brosur
vaznim osebam sirom Amerike,
Anglije in v drugih dezelah.
v Italiji Sc zadnje case vodi
VeIlka propaganda prQtl pr1klJu-
citvi Trsta in Slovenskega Pri-
morja k Sloveniji. Ocividno ie,
da vodijo to kampanjo one ose-
be, XII bi rade italijanske napet-
neze odvrnile cd kritiziranja po-
liticne situacije v Italiji in obr-
nile njihovo pozornost ma ''izgu-
bo" slovenskega in hrvaskega
ozemlja. Cello Italijani il Istre
so poslali svojo delegacijo v Bel
grad in izrazili svojo zeljo "a
pridruzitev Istre k federativni
Jugoslaviji. Umetno ustvarjene
demonstracije italijanskih Stu
dentov v Rimu in v Palermu pro-
ii zahtevam Jugoslavije so ne
pobitno znamenje, da italijanske
imperialiste fasisticna mora nj
nicesar izucila ter da bodo vzlic
vsem zlocinom, XII jih je italian
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-02
Il urodo S|ovenskego omeriSkegd norod-
mega sve+o
1885 w. 26th ST., Chicago, Ill. ,
mega svetQ
AMERISKI SLOVENCI PoMAGAJO SVOJIM
ROJAKOM

Pred nekaj dnevi smo zopet
prejeli nekaj listov IL stare do
movine. Prinesel jih je g. STAN
ko Krasovec, Slovenec il Ljub-
ljane, XII je clan jugoslovanske
delegacije ma zavezniski konfe-
renci v San Francisco.
V "Ljudski pravici," z dne 3.
aprila 1915 najdemo ma prvi
strani sledeco vest:
"Ameri$ki Slovemci pomagajo
svojim rojakom
"Nasi izseljenci v Ameriki
so poslali Glavnemu odboru
Rdecega kriza Slovenije deset
vrec cevljev. To je lie majhen
del velike zbirke, XII caka v
lnozemstVu "a preVOz. Enote
Rdecega kriza v posameznih
krajih so sprejele te cevlje "a
takojsnjo razdelitev. Poleg
tega je prejel Rdeei kriz tudi
nekaj kondenziranega mleka,
XII ga DO preko civilnih ambu-
liant razdelil "a dojencke in
bolnike. Posiljki je bill priklju-
cen tudi sanitetni instrumen-
tarij, XII ga je prejela vojna
bolnisnica in diva posebna ST.
valna stroja "a ortopedicno
delavnico."
To je dokaz, kako napacno je
bilo stalisce onih, XII so trdili, da
cd takojsne pomoci Jugoslaviji
Slovenci ne bodo nicesar delezni
ter da maj nabrani denar rajsi
caka v Ameriki, dokler dezela ne
bo osvobojena. Razvidno je tudi,
da je razdeljevanje relifa v oskr-
bi Rdecega kriza ter da pri DELFT
vi pridejo najprej v postev mali
otroci in bolniki. Razen UNRRA
je mas Vojni relifni fond Ameri-
kancev juznoslovanskega pore
kla edna organizacija, XII posi-
liza refine potrebscine narav-
most v jugoslovanska pristani-
Sea ma Jadranu. Cd tam sc pre-
vaza v notranjscino v tovornih
avtomobilih in v tovornih leta-
lih.
Danes hi ne smelo biti vzroka,
cemu Sc maj bi nabran denar Sc
nadalje zadrzeval v Ameriki, ko
je mogoce kupiti najnujnejse
potrebscine in jih poslati v stare
domovino. Pomoc, XII je name
njena izkljucno le Sloveniji, bo
poslana v Slovenijo. In to sc Re
izvaja.
Ia teden mas je prijetno izne-
nadil blagajnik podruznice St.
80 v Clevelandu, odbornik
SANSa, Mr.. John Pollock XII
nam je postal eek "a TISOc Do
LARJEV. Marca meseca smo pa
prejeli DIVA TISOcA. v sestih
mesecih je ia podruznica llabra-
Ia "a naso relifno akcijo So, ,768.-
~. Clevelandcani 50 pac lahko
ponosni ma ta lep uspeh.
Il Little Fallsa, N. X, nam je
postal brat Frank Gregorin zne-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-02
PRILAGODEVANJE SOZITJU
V SKUPNEM SVETU
VLOGA KUHINJE ZBLIzANJU RAZLIcNIH SKUPIN
Pse dr. Margaret Mead

tovh navad ali obcaev, drazijo oroke skupne ker
so njih kuhin cislana pr zabja stegna ali zmer-
ajo druge Spagearji ter ocitao zopet retm da edo
mnogo mehiskega fizoa. Naravno je da tako zmerane
otroke za in pocutijo osramocene, ker Jim smesi
nekaj kar jim je zelo drago hrano, katero jim nh
ere pripravljao toplem krogu domaeega druzinskega
zivenja Vazno je da kolkega pomona je vsako
skupno njh astna kuhnja in kako goboko lahko lu
die ranjeni in uzaen ako norcujemo liz nh obicanh
ed ali njih vsakdanje kuhine.
Kadar verske navade povezane uzvanjem goto-
viii jedil, ali prepovedjo uzvanja gotovh ed kot
pr postne dn pri kaolkh ali pa recimo pri Judih XII
mao cello vrsto verskih predpisov, zvezi uzvanjem
in mlecnh produktov tedaj postane vprasanje ku
hinje prezeo ne samo mocnmi spomni dom, pac pa
vzbuja obenem verska obcutja In docm nimajo proes
tantje nobenih izrecnih navad in obcajev pogedu ed
mao pa katolki predvsem svoh tozadevnih verskih
predplslh postne dneve ko Sc morao zadrzat uzvana
mesa ter Sc morao pos, Jude, po drugi stran smeo
uzvat jedia in pripraveno svoj poseben nacn
preden je snarano uztno in ravnat morajo po
skin predpsh tud glede kombnaci jedi XII ih smejo uz
vati istocasno kadar uzivajo meso, tst obed
vkluceva mlecnatih jed it'd Nekaj naravnega je
poavio nerazumevanja in netoleranno gedane stvar
sprco teh treh glavnh verskh naziranj pogledu ed
Kjer ljude razlicnih narodnost live bzu skupa,
goje medsebo tudi pratejsva kar pomeni da pogo
sto vabo gose medsebonorin oh takh priikah pride
povrSe zadrega &c n. pr peek prsotn pri pro-
JuuOVonA
gostitej TAKEN slucau ali maj enosavno servra
poleg tudi ribe, ali mai sploh postav mi
Stvar je Sc boil zapletena &c e gosteh pr kato
ski ali proestantovsk druzni pravoveren Jud, ka u
dovske predpise gede uzvanja gotovh jed drugi ude
lie napol razumeo ozr lie toko kokor tenn slisio Vse
take in enake zadrege in nepretnos pa ahko zansa
in odprav ako tozadevnh predpsih govor odkrito in
jih skuSa jenat znanje razumevanjem.
Hrana pa grati najucinkovitejso vlogo zb-
zanju raznh skupn ako ljude poskuso csla drug dru
gega kuhnjo zamenjujoc med sebo gotove posebne deli
katese ali eda, XII jih vsebue ia ali kuhinja Ma ia
nacn sosede z raznh deze zbzajo med seboj diva
vazna in izrazta nacna O Ako iramo rad gotovo hra-
XII o znajo prpravt gotov ljudje tedaj mamo tudi
do tistih ludi prjaeljsko nagnene (2 Izmenane de-
lene Jedi poneni tudi da ia nacin znebmo nazi
ranja da e ia ali jed cudna barbarska ter nevztna
judi Uzivanje edl pripravljenih kuhnjah dru-
gin skupn usvara tud bolSe sosesko razpoozene kajt
kuhnjski duhovi, XII pref drazi nosnce, Sc poem
zde vec zoprn ampak naravnost pretn ker pac spo
znali da temi duhovi menitna jedla in tenn
Sc seveda primakni blize svetu nash sosedov il
drugh skupn.
vsaki zgodovinsk dobi so zivel ljudje XII so bill
kozmopoltansk ali sveski zveli svetu in zgol
svoem narodnem ali skupinskem obiezu. MISC
eva le dorace sege in navade pac pa jedi hrano
raznih narodov uzival gledaisko glasbeno in drugo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-02

SEX $40, kar sta z bratom Fran
kom Masletom nabrala cd slede-
cih: Mrs. Mary Lenarcic $25,
John Jacob, Joe Ujcic, John Je-
rina in Tony Martinovic vsak po
L$5, dive rojakinji sta pa darovali
po 81 vsaka. V tel naselbini Sc
je nabralo "a pomozno akcijo ze
mad tisoe dolarjev.
Cd drustva st. 472 SNIP v
Harmarville, Pa, je poslala tai
MICA Amalia Sorch lep znesek
$196.10. Cd te vsote sta S sestro
Ano Flisek nabrali med clani "
Oakmontu, Veronf in Indianoli
$100.5O, Matt Langus in Flori-
jan Hudika sta pa nabrala v
Harmarvillu $3.50. Po $40 sta
prispevala Matt Langus in So
proga, po SIS Anton Sorch, An
ton Flisek, Louis Flajs, Jack ia
kovac, Louis Fabec, Frank Mi
kol, Martin Slivsek, Andy Flajs,
Anton Klaus, st., Frank Dollas,
Antonio Klaus, Frank Sokol,
John Gasparic, Andy Hrovat,
John Klaus, Florijan Hudika in
10 Flajs. Tri osebe so darovale
po So, 16 po So, 81 po 81, 20 po-
sameznikov pa po mani kot 81.
ia podruznico st. 33, Bridge
port, Ohio, je postal tajnik John
Vitez $12. Federacija SNPJ "a
Vzhodno Ohio je darovala $40,
dve osebi pa po 81.
Vsem darovalcem in nabirate-
lem iskrena zahvala.
Do 26. aprila smo prejeli "a
skupno jugoslovansko pomozno
akcijo $82,428.63.
- Oblet1,ica
Maja meseca lanskega leta so
prinesli slovenski listi pri Osvo-
bodilni 'front.' drobno pesmico,
XII jo je zlozila mlada partizanka
Vojka. Glasi Sc:
PISMO
Ne joel, mama,
sag me rama vec me skei. -
Verjenai, Sc eakrQt rada bi daza
sa veNko stvar svojo plodo kri.
Ne joel, mama!
Poglej IL tis6c o6i
iskra, XII sem 10 vSgala,
lcot kres gori!
Ne joel, mama, .~=
lc0r le to me boH.
Bod, kar snao mi vsi,
IN tudS stis,si pesti.
To mlado dekle so gestapovci
ubili |. maja 1914 mad Zagorjem
oh Saw. Porocilo, XII opisuje, ka-
ko so v Zagorju lansko leto sla-
viii delavci Prvi maj, omenja tu-
di Vojko. Tole rece:
Taksen prvi maj snao morali
letos praznoyati v Zagorju. Da
Sc ne bi nasi hitlerjevci blamira-
Ii pred Steindlom . prazno dvo-
rano in da se mu ne bi kaj pripe-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-02
Obletnica

Maja meseca lanskega leta so
prinesli slovenski listi pri Osvo-
,bodilni 'front.' drobno pesmico,
XII jo je zlozila mlada partizanka
Vojka. Glasi Sc:
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-16

clfic, the Burma jungles. l mag
Inc fighting the Japs is tough
enough in good weather, but dur
ing the rainy season those jnugles
must be complete misery. 1t is
bad enough working in these con-
ditions, as I am doing, but what
it is like, fighting and dying in
the same, only God and the men
there fighting know. My task is
easy compared to theirs, I am not
worthy in comparison.
Today, in the area in which we
live, those conditions are no more
We have showers, electric lights,
day room, radios, inside movies,
Red Cross Clubs, a fine post ex-
change, ice, candy, beer, and all
the softball and other sports we
choose to play. We have an ex-
cellent hospital and good doctors,
who do everything in their power
to help US keep our good health.
Compare America, to any other
country, I can not, because there
is only One who can do more, and
that is God.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-16
Urban League and Y. w. G. "A.
Sponsor Joint Summer Activities
for Children

Announcements have been made
by the Omaha Urban League Com
munity Center and the Northside
Branch of the Y. w. C. A. of a
Summer Activities combining the
Urban League day camp and Y. w.
c. A. Stay at Home Camp.
The summer activities will start
June 18th and run through July
18th, every day except Saturdays
and Sundays from 9 to 1890. The
camp is for boys and girls between
the ages Of six and Is years. There
will be games, showers, singing,
~handcrafts, cooking, sewing, sports,
nature craft, folk dancing, and
dramatics. Registration will be
held at the northside Y. w. c. A.
There will be a registration fee Of
rs cents.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-16
TWO BOYS PLAYING TAG
WITH TWO AUTOS RUN INTO
THE LAW

From the files of the Patrol, we
find a report Of an incident which
took place on the night Of May
18th, in a small mid-western town.
Two boys were playing "tag" with
n another by speeding up and
down the streets of this town with
their cars. Two Safety Patrolmen
happend upon the scene and got
into the game, too.
One of the boys stopped on a
dark street. The one Patrolman
proceeded to give this boy a sum-
mons into court ticket, while the
other Patrolman went on to catch
the second boy. During the time
the Patrolman was giving the first
boy a summons, another boy came
running up the street. Not seeing
the Patrolman, this boy warned
the driver to stop the tag game
as the Safety Patrol was in town.
He was very much surprised when
the Patrolman informed him that
the advice was too late.
The Patrolman's advice is for
drivers to remember that nine out
of every ten accidents for which
the driver is to blame, result from
too much speed and c-arelessness.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-16

Most From Soap

To get full cleaning power of soap,
use just enough and dissolve it thor
oughly. Mild soap is best for ordi-
nary washing; stronger soap, for
very dirty or greasy clothes.
Strong soap or chemicals are hard
on both fabrics and washer.
Soap fakes. chips, beads and
powder save time by dissolving
quickly in water. but bar soap,
shaved or grated and then made
into a soap jelly with a little boil
ing water. may be cheaper. Whisk
the water about as the soap goes in.
to dissolve it completely before the
clothes 60 in. This prevents soap
spots on clothes. Use just enough
soap to make suds about two inches
thick Too much or too little soap
does not wash satisfactorily. II the
suds thin out in washing, more soap
may be added.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-16
DWIGHT ID. EISENHOWER
SAYS A MUST FOR
ALL AMERICANS

ALL AMERICANS
All Americans must receive the
best possible training ito conquer
the many tests Of peace" and this
includes "the right of American
Negroes to adequate college IA
cilitles to provide postwar leader
ship for their race" General of
the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower,
Supreme Commander of the AL
lied Expeditionary Force, said in
a letter made public today en-
dorsing the current nationwide
campaign Of the United Negro
College Fund.
General Eisenhower's letter was
sent to Thomas A. Morgan, ma
tlonal chairman of the campaign
which is now seeking 81, $780, 900
to meet the operating needs of
81 accredited private Negro col
leges. National headquarters are
at SO East 57th Street, New York
City.
The text Of the statement from
Genearl Eisenhower follows:
"The American Negro has play
ed an important part in MANY
tests of battle and of service in
this theatre of war. The best pos
sible training will be needed by
the American nation as a whole.
including its Negro citizens, to
conquer the many tests of peace.
NO one questions the right Of
American Negroes to adequate
college facilities to provide post
war leadership for their race. Best
wishes for the success of the
United Negro College Fund 1915
campaign"
Mr.. Morgan pointed out that
Negro servicemen voluntarily con-
trlbuted o than $4,000 to the
FUND last year, and that prelimi-
nary gifts from Negro soldiers
and sailors in this country and in
overseas theatres indicate an even
greater participation in the 1915
appeal"
obviously, the Negro service
m an is vitality interested in
strengthening the Negro institu-
lions of higher education" Mr..
Morgan said. According to an
Army survey, over 10000 Negro
enlisted men plan to return to full
time school or college upon their
discharge from the service. The
private Negro colleges must be
given every opportunity to offer
the highest type of training to
these veterans"
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-16

mountains Of Dixie to hide them. \
Just SO long as there is not a
permanent FEPC, the purchasing
power Of the Southern people NV
and all prosperity rests upon pur-
chasing power will be held
down. If the purchasing power of
the Southern people is kept at
the hoecake level because of I'M
employed Negroes on the one
hand and low paid whites on the
other, we'll wind up in another
depression with the bilbos stag
ing the same kind Of fascist rev
oltion that their ku kluxer fathers
staged in the 70's to drive our
fathers back to the cotton patches.
But | know my people, and /
know that the fascists are doomed
in Dixie as they are doomed all
over the face Of Gods good earth
If a fascist Germany cannot ex-
ist in the same world with the
great d~emocracies Of America,
Britain, and Russia, how can fas-
cist Dixie continue to exist in these
states?
l can say this, knowing my peo-
pie, that millions of them want
the FEPC to be made permanent.
For when the chains are lifted
from your people who are the
black millions, they will also be
lifted from my people who are
the white millions.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-16
Food Juice

So much good favor and nutritive
value are carried in the juice Of
foods that the good cook takes pains
70 lose as little juice as possible
from al foods in preparation and in
cooking. Home economists offer
the following suggestions for saving
juices: Avoid loss OF juice in pre-
pairing meat. poultry and fish by
never soaking in water. In cooking
meat save juice by using moderate
heat Juice from oysters and clans
has especially fine flavor. Never
wash because this means a loss OF
juice Soaking fresh vegetables,
especially after they are cut, draws
ou juice that contains both food
value and flavor. To save the Juice
OF strawberries, wash them before,
not after. hulling. Hold juicy fruits
like oranges and cherries over a
bowl when slicing so none Of the
juice VIII be lost as it drips.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-16
Bus Driver Kill Baby
Soldier Kill Bus Driver

cries irritated the bus driver. He
demanded that the mother "quiet
that damn little n = and "if
you don't, | will"
When the mother was unable
to stop the baby from crying, he
is reported to have gone to the
rear of the bus where the mother
and child were seated, snatched
the baby from the mothers arms,
then choked it to death.
A white soldier on the bus
spoke in defense Of the Negro
mother when he heard her pro-
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-16

tests. The bus driver threatened
him. The soldier is said to have
whipped out his knife, nearly
severed the bus drivers head form
his shoulders, then drove the bus
here with the dead driver and
Negro baby.
Although details of the tragedy
were not published in the local
white press, residents here brand
the reports as true rather than
rumor The principals have not
been identified.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-16
MUSE DRAMA GUILD
Muse Drama Guild

1HOSe enough to see
the Director Ryland E. Melford,
ISt., cast in S. N. Behrman's mo
Time for Comedy" we're well re-
warded with fine acting by all the
group. Ernestine McKim, William
Harrison, Raymond Metoyer, Bet
Ity Anderson, Geraldine McKim,
George Patterson, and Richard
Lewis, all were superb in their
Interpretation of the authors en-
tertaining play.
The program pointed out that
the aim Of the Guild has been to
entertain and enrich appreciation
of the drama. There is not any
question in anyone's mind that the
Guild was successful in achieving
this.
Youth Council
Miss Doris McGill was named
chairman of a committee to plan
a hay rack ride on June 10Th to
be sponsored by the Council. At
the last meeting the club had a
speaker, Arthur B. McCaw, who
spoke on boy and girl relationship
and public behavior. After this,
was a question and answer period.
TOmorrOw's World
The group is preparing to give
a program on June 18th at the
Urban League auditorium, a vol
unteer show that should be both
entertaining and informative.
Visitors
The League recently had a Wis
itor, MI. George C. Woodsen, with
the Veterans Administration of
Chicago, Ill. Other visitors were
Misses Villa Mae Dunn and Eve
Ign H. Edwards of Lincoln, Nebr.
entertain Graduates
The Urban League Board Of Di-
rectors and staff entertained the
1945 high graduates at a banquet
at the League Auditorium on Fri
day, June 9Th. Mrs. Doreen Hol-
liday, chairman of the Program
Committee, was in charge of the
banquet. Invitations were mailed
to Nathaniel Cook, Imogene But
Ter, Easter Burnell, Ovalyn Grice,
Clyde Longmire lin the service),
Jessie Turner, and Marion Law
son, all November graduates Of
Technical High School.
The other graduates who receiv-
ed invitations were Katherine Tur-
ner, Beulah Gibson, Jean Dearborn,
Mary Davis, Betty Fuller, Gilda
Thomas, Anita Porter, Daniel YAM
cy, James Ware, Ward Triplett,
Sam Veland, Daisy Thomas, Louise
Colby, Ethel Andrews, Evelyn
Rucker, Betty Cook, and Dorothy
Lawson.
Others were Eisel Hudson, Bet
ty Macy, Vivian Turner, John
Barber, Aaron Daley, Dorcus
Wright, Betty Lou Kasper, Ruby
Holts, Anna Lee Upcher, Betty
Voner, Evelyn Trigg, Doris Man
ley, Madeline Wilkes, Allyce Allen,
Won Richard TrimbIe, Villa Mae
Battle, Gail Warwick, Virginia
McRaven, Margaret Faison, Mar
celine Floyd, Udoxie Goodwin,
Odessie Goodwin, Raymond Met
oyer, Rose Howard, Dorothy Gray,
Frances Johnson, Robert Samuels,
Almito Holiday, and Joe Hart
field.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-16

One meaning of the word ''revo-
luton" is change. There's going
to be a big change coming in Dixie
when Dixie has a chance to work
for first class wages and not for
second hand cornbread.
The Interstate Commerce Com
mission outlawing the Southern
freight differential was our green
light to go ahead and build the
great new factories which will be
the signs that the revolution has
come in Dixie. The permanent
Fair Employment Practices Com
mittee will be our solid guarantee
that this second revoltion Of our
people will not be choked by the
bilbos as was that first revolution
of our fathers which we call Re-
construction.
F E p c Must For Dixie
Revolution means change. But
there can be no change in Dixie
without full and equal employment
for Dixie's people Of both colors.
There cannot be full and equal en-
! ployment without a permanent F
Z P G..
] So long as the South's black mil
lions a get jobs only in the I'M
skilled category, just so long will
reactionary employers use those
millions desperately seeking any
jobs at any price to beat down
wages and living standards for the
South. And when wages and liv-
ing standards 60 down in Dixie,
they 60 down in the rest of
America.
Just so long as we are without
a full-time, year-round F E P C,
will these same employers try to
use unframed, uneducated Negroes
from the plantations to smash the
South's pillars of democracy -
the new unions now mobilizing the
working people Of both races for
these last great battles at the
pools which will see the Bilbos
! crying for the ageless rocks and