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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-07
BOOK NOTES
BY GERTRUDE SCOTT MARTIN

tween his desire 10 openly de-
nounce Blotz and the fear that his
outSpokcnncsS Will smash the
slowly growing will of the mem
bers TO put BlotZ out themselves.
From liking the cause Of ia
Dor in general. he comes to
want to help his libcral uniOnist
friends take over the local.
From liking all Jews in general.
he comes to hate. actively, the
Jewish Blotz. but at the same
time 10 love and respect the
COOl-headed Jewish members
who work against Blotz. From
liking Negroes In general. he
comes to admire and De- CRATE
full Ia the democratic feeling Of
one Negro woman unionist i'm
particular. who comforts him
when Blotz cruelty exposes him
as a sufferer to a large audi
ence.
Mrs. Hayes herself dealt in
StereotypeS 10 a degree in hand
ling her Negro characters. The
woman unlonLst makes a Joke
about her name being Lily White:
While the elevator boy in the nov
ell Is practically nice idiot. On
the other hand Lily is portrayed
rs a very important chairlady Of
the local. and her active co-opera-
ton is sought and received i'm the
driNe 10 remove BloN from his
longtime Office.
Some unioniSts are practically
sure 10 TAKE exception to WHO
WALK WITH TIE EARTH.
Hut TO them Mrs. Hayes would
probably answer what stuart
Greene says once To those who
wish TO hide labor's faults: The
point was. IL you were against
totalitarianism. YOU would fight
II herever II arose. YOU
wouldn't pass the buck. waiting
Tor someone To knock IL out
some place else.
The book rises 10 a swiftly
povlns climax IN which there are
TRAGIC over'ones. and is highly
readable IN the latter chapters
Mas Hayes seems 10 get into tine
swing OF her story and the lives
o. her people. and some Of the
suited dialogue and preachy
words OF the first part are left be.
hn1. Al last stuart Greene
comes 20 love ind .y.dJals as well
As he does the ABSTRACT maSs-la-
Dor, NcgTOos. and Jews
WHO Walk WITH THE
EARTH" by Dorsha HAYES
Harper and Brothers New
York. Apru L lalk PrinA x250.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-07
TAKING A POSITION

Charges that an unusual number of Catholics
have been found in the forefront of those groups
which have opposed housing sites for unrestricted
projects in the city have been frequently heard in
the last few years. This has been very delicate
subject for Negroes because they know that Catho-
lies are minority and that they have been dis
eliminated against in America along with Negroes
and Jews The old Ku KluX Kan based its pro-
gram on persecution of these three minority groups.
Certainly these minorites have every reason
to make common cause against discrimination and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-07
THE GIBSON FOLLY

No press statements made by anyone IN this
war have set off so much fireworks among Negroes
as those allegedly made by Truman Gibson, the
civilian aide to the Secretary of War, in a Rome
press conference a fortnight ago. There is one
momentous' fact which every living Negro IN
America knows and that is the United States army
has for years been dominated by the Southern at
titude toward the Negro.
Negroes in and out of uniform hate Jlm-Crow-
ism and they hate it with all their heart They
know that as long as the United States government
gives sanction to the color bar they are not tree
men. They know further that there are men IN
the War Department who operate on the theory
that Negroes should play subordinate role IN this
war. When any Negro makes statements which
play into the hands of these IRON jawed bigots that
Negro is going to catch holy hell.
Negroes are not fighting in this war to per-
petuate Jim-Crowsm second-cass citizenship and
the present patterns of discrimination which make
Negro life in America humiliating and dog-llke
experience Negroes are fighting to break the chains
of color discrimination. They will never stop strug-
Cling to be free. The Negro masses demand that
their leadership open the locked doors of opportu-
nitv in this country and when a leader falters ne
is discarded.
The greatest insult that can come to any citizen
Is to have his own government sanction dscrimlna-
ton against him. This would be true of any people
who have been taught to believe in democracy we
are either going to work toward democracy or we
are going to drift toward fascism in this country
long after this war is over The Negro people are
united on the side of democracy and they are de-
termined to resist fascsm
The fact that the Negro dons uniform does
not change this fundamental determination. The
Ku Klux Khan officers who try to force Negroes
to act like inferior beasts should be thrown out OF
the army for the good of the service. These brass
hat bgots are building up in Negro servicemen
hatreds which are going to find expression some
time. somewhere Until the armed services OF the
United States are rid of these racist tyrants and
until Negroes are treated according to their IN
divdual merits as are other men, we may continue
to expect trouble.
America may just well stop kidding itself.
There is not going to be any peace anywhere, here
or abroad as long as official endorsement is given
the racial policies which Hitler has used only to
bring utter ruin to himself and his kind. Those
brass hats who demanded adherence to the myth of
white supremacy are traitors in our book and they
are working for Hitler Mr.. Gibson did not have
to go to Rome to discover who and what is respon-
sible for the conditions which distressed him.
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LABOR LOOKS AHEAD
By GEORGE w. CROCKETT

powers 10 enforce ClO policy. But
implemcnting SO far as America
Is concerned the decision Of The
London Labor Conference TO
BRING 10 an end the system Of coll
onieS. is not az easy assignment.
The initial problem Is securing
adequate representation n the
coming San Francisco Conference
of tho United Nations.
JAWS President r. J. Thomas
touched upon this theme IN his
historic report 20 Detroi'ers few
weeks ago on the London Labor
Conference; and Carey enlarged
upon the subject i'm a splendid
verbal report TO the full CIO Com
mittee 10 Abolish Discrimination.
WE SUGGEST that tho Go
Committee : fFSt-Step in this d.
rectlou should DC an endcayor .
unity the growing but separate de-
mandS n the so-callcd minority
groups IN this country for some
representation on the American
delegation AZ tho forthcoming San
Francisco Conference. Obviously
all OF these groupS-,he Negroes.
tho lows. the Catholics. tho per-
sons ~ foreign ancestry women
,as SUCH. and organized labor -
cannot each have a special and
distinct representative Moreover
their continued insiStcnce upon
what clearly is numerically i'm
possible. carries with Il the danger
~ NO representation az all for any
Of them
II somehow all Of these groups
could be persuaded 10 accent as
their collective spokesman. a Negro,
n Jew or a Catholic from within
the ranks ~ organized labor and
thoroughly convcrSant with and
sympathetic toward the special
problems thrSc Su-callcd minorrties,
face in all parts of tho world the
prospect Of their collective repre-
Scntation at tho San Francisco
Conference would be immeasura-
bly, increased.
" this is not done. then. as 2
certain Cabinet officer is reported
already 10 have indicated. there
will be NO special representation
in tho American delegation for any
~ these groups 49, including the
most likely ono. organized labor.
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a nice little talk on his program
for Easter last week. He COM
pared this cOuntry's historic
fights for freedom for all with
Jesus; and said that all must
have tolerance black man.
white. red, brown. yellow" etc.
Sinatra'S ok with us you
know. he doesn't get his cash on
the line for being straight on
issues. a talk like his happens
out Of the sheer sincerity of his
convictions.
II you voted. you're OK. If you
didn't you're Citizen Jerk TO US
and 10 the guys overseas. who wish
they were back home and could
vote. and couple other little
things. too. The balls are rolling
now, what with Rev. Hill named
as the councilmanic candidate.
Note the the" hope il doesn'
turn out TO be freeforall between
any other aspiring candidates
You remember what that did 10
US in the last local elections Reg
lister, man.
Everybody on this sheet is
knocking himself or herself out
preparing for the banquet in honor
OF Captain Thomas. which will be
a past success by tho time you read
this. Folks ate in Ben Henderson's
dining room at the Gotham.
Fifty-fourt out of Ga thousand
United Mine Workers members
voted they would permit strike.
which doesn't mean they will
strike. and is supposed TO be a
miners vote Of confidence in his
leaders. The UNIV is an interest
ing union because Of its large per-
centage of Negro workers. It's
one OF the most liberal unions. too.
The hue and cry over Truman
Gibson was little belated in some
cases. but it came out as we said il
would. or being belated: the De-
troit News used one of its feature
writers TO get by with being so late
on the Gibson Repaort" which
they were anxious to get published.
AS il says so much whites like 10
hear bout Us.
Seems shame that things are
In such a mess round town, that
not only are grown-up soldiers
not safe in nine local bars from
ladies with questionable morals
and health ratings; but when IL
comes time 10 do something bout
IL. who does II: Nobody but the
Parent Teachers Assoc ton
seems real interested. The P-TA
was never like that when we
were in school
We hope you found your Easter
eggs and had nice holiday That's
all for now. Keep fighting and
keep smiling.
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THE FACTS
m OUR NEWS

POSTWAR PLANNING :.
There is a great deal OF talk about
postwar planning. Most Of the
talk is done in glittering general
ties about a hundred or more
subjects. Negroes talk about a
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r @ SponSibilitv
toward society
as a " h o ! e.
They are ready
To- assume their
own response
bilitics. They
have learned 20
act for them
selves instead
Of waiting for
things 10 be
Civ en- them.
Their every
day progress is
V or Y notice
able "
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brothers over
: g a : q n d |
{ h / n k We at
h q m @ should
fight constantly
for social and
@ c q n o m i C
equality ( o =
" @ < r q @ $.
s o m q ( hing
should be done
to pro m o &c
postwar Secur-
lty for Negroes.
especially wo-
men Our girls
could be shift
pd tn rob a hilit.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-07

S'uflllN ! II a
y > gro cs are
G h Q fl v con-
ccrned with AS
much as the
opportunity 10
prove I h @ m
elves capable
in any chosen
field. Once CIV
en- this oppor-
iunity which
includes edu-
cation II is
only natural
that social up
lift Will fol-
low "
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-07

4 uoll I Alilllf
too sudden. We
won't k n q W
how 10 handle
it. even though
we're fghting3
so hard for il.
II we get II
gradually. We
can handle il
much better.
BY educating
ourselves a n q
by ATTENDING
IN ore inter
racial meetings
we'd get a bet
ter understand
ing Of the sit
uatlOu.'
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post war pro-
gram for mi
norities. Broth
ers and sisters,
I h ere is no
such thing as
postwar PLAN
ming for minor
tiles. There is
such a thing
as making the
A m G r / =
an Dire a m
come true for
the majority Of
all American
people. T h j $
dream has five
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-07

Negro has not
as yet prepared
himself There
are a lot that
are ready but
the lack Of cd
ucational facil-
tiles is one OF
the re a $ o n 8
that some are
not ready. So
many Negroes
try to h q ] d
@ &C N q { n g +
back. We can
not advance as
a whole until
every one CO.
operates an d
pulls together
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-07
OPEN N.A.A.C.P. DRIVE

BIRMINGHAM. Ala.-The local
MA C.P campaign. under the
direction 81 J. !. Green. kicked of
on March - with report OF i.O0l
members and is we'll on the road
u the goal Of 5000.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-07

The overall reduction IN gasoline
Tor civilian use Is So ID per cent
since tn .iArs % the var.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-04-07

Mrs. Eve Campbell
sic Erskine
Naturally | think they're ready
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Enquiring Reporter

Question: Are Negroes ready for
complete social equality?
Walter Sims
3i58 Eastern Place
Apprentice Architect
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PatrOlman Cecil BrOmery
2s5 r. Ferry
example,

Yes. They're ready because they
rnnlirn n ,
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Wilson NOrthcross
50 King

for the benefit OF the race"
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mt think so If it comes
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WHO Walk WITH THE
EARTH" by Dorsha HAYES;
Harper and Brothers; New
York. Apru L lalk PrinA. x250.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-21

f5 St., je prejela dive pismi, emo
cd sestre, drugo pa cd necaki-
ME il ziri. Pismi je sama pre-
pisala in jih poslala Enakoprav-
nosti v priobcitev s sledeco pri-
pombo: ITO je prepis pisem,
ker,Vi bi jih tezko citali. Sc me-
ne je vzelo precej casa, da sem
jih razbrala. JAZZ sem dolgolet-
ma narocnica "Ameriske Domo-
vine", toda tam takih pisem ne
priobcajo. Zato jih posljem Ena-
kopravnosti. Pismo cd sestre ie
sledece vsebine:
"Draga sestra!
"Predno III kaj vec pisem, Vas
vse skupaj lepo pozdravimo. Do
bila sem cd Tebe karto in Sc le-
po zahvalimo. Bila sem zelo We
sela, ker vidim, da 81 Sc ziva.
Pri mas smo ostali Sc zivi. &C.
prav je veikokrat pokalo okoli
hise in v blizini. Dne %. okto-
bra 1943 leta so Nemci odsli IL
Zirov. Bill pa SO vse naokoli, "
Gorenji vasi, v Lucnah, pri sv.
Treh Kraljih, v Rovtah, ma Vrh-
niki in v Logatcu; v Suhem do
lu pa belogardisti, Nemci sku-
paj pomesani. V zireh nj bilo
nobene komande. Enkrat je pri-
sla Osvobodilna vojska ali par
tizani, to je vse emo, skozi ziri.
Drugic pa Nemci in belogardi-
sti, XII so zaceli kar streljati. To
je bio pokanja, da je bilo strah.
kadar so pa zvedeli, da nj tu-
kaj mic partizanov, so pa kar
ma them prisli, enkrat cd enc
strani, drugic cd druge, pa so
vse hise preobrnil narobe, ker
so partizane iskali. Obenem so
pa vse pokradli: obleko, obutev,
ure, bicikelne in vse, kar :je bilo
kaj vredno.
"Najbolj je vse cudno; eni so
sli cd mas partizane, drugi v
belo gardo. Marsikje sta bila oce
in sin locena; eden je bill parti-
zan, drugi pa belogardist. Bratje
ravno tako. To je bilo strasno.
Pri mas nj m 0 imeli zivilskih
kart, odkar je sci Nemec IL III
rov. To je bilo kar 80 mesecev.
Smo zelo stradali. Krompir, re-
pa, zelje, korenje, S tenn smo sc
prizeveli Denarja mi nj mani
kalo, ker sem imela pokojnino
"a mozem in Spice (cipke) so sc
dobro prodale v Nemcijo. Sc
daj pa vseeno nj mic, ker marka
je malo vredna, ker so denar
spremenili. Ia 100 mark Sc je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-21

ravno ma dopustu in je sci ma
zaj v Lozke hribe, pa ga je ma
poti nekdo zaklal v laktenico.
Ena zenska ga je nasla mrtve-
ga in potem je zdravnik ugoto-
vii, da je Sc "a ur zivel, potem
ko je bill zaklan.
"Janez je bill pa kovac, je ko-
val blizu Ljubljane. Prisli so
Italijani, XII so imeli tedaj ze
pet moskih jetnikov pri sebi ter
so well Sc MEGA in jegovega
pomocnika. Potem so vseh Sc
dem peljali v emo gmajno in jih
postrelili in vse skupaj zakopali
v zemljo. To je bilo Sc leta 1912.
"Sinkoveevega Lovreta tudi
nj vec med zivimi. Ia tega pa ne
vem kje je zakopan. Letos apri-
la m eseca je bill ubit, ker je
Osvobodilno vojsko izdajal ME-
govega sina Korelna so spomla-
di 1914 leta Nemci ustrelili v
skofji Loki 50-krat in z MIN Sc
druge stiri zirovce.
"Veliko smo prestali, ker Sc
nj dobilo obleke, ne obutve in
tudi ne hrane. Zaradi obleke bi
tudi ne mogli nikamor, &c bi vi
ne bila poslala; zaradi obutve pa
re letos ne moreno hoditi X ma
81. En- mesec re imamo svojega
duhovnika. Nemci so bill vse
duhovnike odpeljali in nismo
imeli dolgo casa nobene mase.
Potem je prisel en- duhovnik v
Skofjo Loko in cd tam vGasih
v ziri, da je incl tukaj maso,
pa Sc tisto OBJ delavnikih in DO
poldne, ker Je incl dosti zupnij
"a upravljati. Bill je zelo dober
gospod.
"Moji materi ste pisali il
Amerike, da ako smo Sc zivi, da
nam boste pomagali. Potrebni
smo zelo. Prosim, ako innate kaj
stare obleke ali obuvala, ker
tukaj nam DO vse prav prislo.
Hcerke so veckrat rekle, da bi
lie teta v Ameriki ne umrla, da
bi nam Sc kaj starih oblek po-
slala.
"Ko smo dobili Vase karto, so
cd veselja poskakovale, ker so
zvedele, da ste Sc zivi. Ena hcer-
ka je stara II let, DO morala It'll
v skofjo Loko k birmi, ker med
vojno nismo imeli BRINE. Sprej-
mite najlepse pozdrave cd mas
vseh
"Marija Potocnik".
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PISmA IL STARECA kRAJA
Rozne ves+i IL ziri

u
ka, pri drugem pa Sc vec. Pod
Nemcijo' je bilo tri kile moke "a
emo marko; sladkor pa "a emo
marko en- kilogram, sedaj je 20
din.
"Pa bo ze. Slovenci bono pa
lie (je ponosna, ker bodo Sloven-
ci lie ostali, ker preje je bilo vse
zmesapo) - ker preje je bilo
vse pomesano, v soil in povsod.
Pa Sc je lie prestalo. Smo zado-
voljni, da imamo Sc svojo stre-
no, XII jo marsikod MI.
"Pri Debenc je vse pogorelo
in Reza je bila ubita 1943 le-
ia, meseca novembra. Mesec po-
zneje, ko so odsli Nemci il III
row, so zopet nazaj prisli, bas ko
so bill partizani tukaj pri De-
benc. Takrat so sli ravno gor po
gricu partizani, Nemci so prisli
pa iz Loga ma ia mali travnik
in sd kar naprej streljali v hi
Sc. Ko so prisli pa blizje, so
metali v hise vzigalne bombe.
Domaci so sc notri skrivali. Ra-
njeni so bill vsi, samo Janez mic.
Reza pa tako, da je Sc sama
prisla ven, potem je padla in
umrla. Drugo je vse pogorelo.
Samo Min je ostal. Ravno ta-
krat je gorelo tudi pri Krem-
zarju v zirovskem trgu in pri
Bolcku v Gorepekah.
Imam Sc po navadi. Pocasi
bo ze kaj boljse. V tenn casu
sem Sc zelo postarala in posu-
sila. Sedaj Te lepo pozdravim,
Tvoje hcere, zeta in sina. Two
ia sestra
"Marija Mlinar".
"Draga teta!
"Predno Vam kaj vec pisem,
vas vse pozdravim in Vam spo-
rocim, da sem Vam pisala re
emo pismo junija meseca, ko Cd
tukaj Sc nj sla posta. Prisla je
Brtelova Mici iz Idrije k Deben-
cevim, ker je njih sestricna, da
bi dobila naslov cd Mici, pa il
ga MISC mogli dati, ker je vse
zgorelo. Potem :je prisla pa k
nam, da bi dobila Vas naslov,
da bo Vam pisala, da boste vi
dali njeni sestricni Mici. Potem
sem pa Sc JAZZ napisala "a Vas
emo pisno. Je rekla, da DO sla
v GOr1co all v Irst, da cd tam
gredo pisma v Ameriko. Pa ne
vem, &c 81 dobila ali ne. (Tistih
pisem Sc nisem prejela menda
so Sc ma italijanski cenzuri.) -
Zato III pa Sc enkrat pisem vse.
"Mnogo jih je naravne smrti
pomrlo, toda vojska jih je Sc
veliko vec pobrala. Najvee je
pablo partizanov. Kuclerskega
Meceta sin je padel in cd mole
ga moza oba brata. Obadva sta
imela hudo smrt. Franc lie bill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-12

Pricakuje Sc obilne udelezbe,
da Sc bo tenn sirotam ponagalo.
Ne bodite "Janez Nedam". Pri-
dite v soboto ma prireditev. Vsi
ste prav prijazno vabljeni -
start in mladi. Vabljeno je tudi
clanstvo sosednjih drustev kot
tudi "veeni popotnik" in njegova
Cilka.
Pa ne SIN e m pozabiti tudi
"Zarjane" IL Clevelanda in "Ju-
trancane". Zabave bo dovolj.
Odbor je pridno ma delu, po-
strezba bo izvrstna: cato vas Sc
enkrat prav prijazno vabimo, da
napolnite dvorano do zadnjega
koticka, da Sc malo pozabava-
mo skupaj v veseli druzbi.
Vstopnina je samo 60 centov.
Ia poskocnice bo skrbel popu-
larni Vadnal orkester. Pricetek
tocno oh 8. uri zvecer. Torej ma
svidenje!
Louise Cebron.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-12

padel 1a 'front.' (zopet je cenzor
pristrigeD.
"Od donna nismo dobili poste
ize Is mesecev, a ne saIao JAZZ,
sploh nobeden Slovencev. Tukai
mas je Pregarcev dosti. Mas je
vec cd 20 in sani mladi. Donna
smo Sc imeli prav dobro, da po
boljsem nj treba vprasati, a pri-
sla je borba, pa smo morali It'll
proc.
'Mozje cd mojih sester so
tudi pri vojakih, a so pod Mem
.ci. So jih izbrali v zgornji Itali-
j. JAZZ in brat sva do danes, hva-
la bogu, srecna oba, ker sva z
An1erikanci, delati je pa treba
vsak dan. ..
Prosim vas, pisite mi kje Sc
dobi vas sin in prosim vas, pos
lite mi naslov Cd sestre mole
matere. Vasa sestra Sc je tudi
imela dobro. joe Sc je porocil
ze pred IL. lett. Otrok nimajo
mic.
7 ia enkrat zakljucujenn to
mojo sisavo, in va m posiljam
najlepse pozdrave JAZZ in moi
brat, VAN in vasi druzini. Pro-
sim "a odgovor.
"Tukaj je najslabse, ker je
malo tobaka, pri vsem, kjer je
vsega dosti."
Pvt. Joze Konestabo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-12
Velikal plesna zabava

Cleveland, Ohio. Drustvo
"Vipavski raj st. 81 SNIP je
sklenilo ma svoji letni seji, da
priredi IA. aprila ,veiko plesno
veselico Y pomoc trpecemu ma
.rodu v domovini. Lacni, bosi in
raztrgani mas tako milo prosijo:
Pomagajte nam, vsak dar je do
brodosel"!
Skoro ysak ina donna 81 bra
Ite, sestre in domace. usmilimo
Sc jih, dajmo jim priskociti ma
tpornoc, da jim olajsan1o bedo
tega groznega trpljenja.
Vljudno vabimo, da pridete II
'Slovenski dom na Holmes Ave.
il darujete vsak 20 svoji moci,
ker Y ter1u domu 30 to prva ve-
selica Y ta namen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-12
Uspesna borba proti
legarju v Jugoslaviji
(Nadaljevanje s /. stranD
Raba nodernih metod prinasa
- uspehe

'.se predno sem prispel SEM,
je dejal general Fox, $50 parti-
zanski zdravniki po starejsih
.metodah pripravljai veliko Ste
vilo potrebnih delavcev ma TEN
,polju. Zdaj smo jih naucili mai
modernejsih sredstev in metod,
tudi onih, XII so nam tako dopro
,uspele lani v Neaplju. Vsi so
tzdaj ma delu.
" prvi svetovni vo ini je
umrlo v Srbiji sedem oseb ma
.legarju "a vsakega vojaka, XII je
padel Y boju. To pot DO stvar
.drugacna. Zahvaliti Sc moramo
"a to DDT prasku, nasim mo-
dernim in zanes,jivim zdravi-
lom in veliki energiji, katero
gre delo naprej ma polju profi-
.Iakse.n
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-12

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-12
Il urada korporacije "a
move domove

Ko smo naprosili zupana me-
sta, da maj mesto pocisti ozem-
liza pogorisca, je bio nam naro-
seno, da maj bi Sc priglasili lju-
die, da bi pomagali. Ia to delo
,bi bill cd mesta placani po 81
centov ma uro. Ia tako delo je
zmozen vsak, XII sc poeuti, da bi
lahko rabil lopato ali drugace z
rokami 'opravljal podobna della.
Receno je bilo, &c hi Sc prigla-
silo kaksnih so ljudi, bi bilo vse
pogorisce kmalu ocisceno.
V kolikor nam je bio obljub-
ljeno, nameravajo zaeeti s ci-
scenjem ze to nedeljo, Is. april
la. &c bi Sc pa priglasili poma-
gaci, bi to delo mesto vrsilo tu-
di oh veeerih.
Zato Sc uljudno vabi ljudi, da
bi Sc prijavili. To lahko storijo
kjerkoli pri odbornikih, kate
rih imena so bila Re veckrat ma
znanjena. Sicer Sc pa javite lah-
ko vsak cas- pri Frank Suhadol-
niku v citalnici; v N. A.. banki,
ali pri meni ma domu E. 62 ST..
Dale, kdor misli in zei, da hi
ma pogoriscu sam kaj preiskal,
maj to stori sedaj takoj. Kadar
bodo cistili drugi, bodo to delo
tako storili, da DO slo MIN hi
treje cd rok. II
Odbor tudi priporoca, da 81
zacnete, kjer je to mogoce, ta-
koj cistiti. ,Nekateri gospodarji
so ze naredili cisto in prijazno
il prejsnje podrtije.
Ker Sc je prikazala plepa po-
mlad z lepim vremenom, nam
dale to zopet novo upanje.
zavihajmo 81 rokave in popri-
mimo "a lopate.
Y imenu odbora,
Anton Grdina.