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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
To STUDY FAMILY

A workshop on problems OF the
home and family will be offered
by the Wayne university depart
ment of home economics from June
10 to June 20. The group will meet
daily from $50 pm. to pm, at
the Merrill Palmer school, IL East
Ferry.
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ed TO pick up two white girls.
No formal charges were brought
against them, yet they were given
a severe beating by the police and
warned not TO come into Muskegon
again. 1t is further reported that
me men were told not to report the
beating in the Negro community.
Perhaps the most serious Of the
attack incidents occurred in Mus
kegon Heights on the evening OF
June 2 when fourteen-year- old
white girl was raped by an uniden-
tilted Negro man. The description
of the Negro has led to specula-
ton that this is the same man
wanted for several other incidents.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Gasoline Stamps
Expire June 30

WESTINGHOUSE" and &C
e. gasoline coupons. which local
War Price and Rationing boards
stopped issuing in March. will not
be good for consumer use after
June 30, l945. the ONCE OF Price
Administration announced today.
Most Of these coupons have al
Ready been used. the agency said
The few remaining will be taken
out Of circulation. in line with
OPA's customary policy Of periodic
invalidstion OF gasoline coupons.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
BUSINESS HEAD
URGES UNITY
OF ALL GROUPS
nv KENNETH sANO
Honolulu

Hawaii has been described ss
q land without prejudiceS So often
that some people really believe
H." said Urban NJ. Allen, chairman
Of the Honolulu Junior Chamber
of Commerce Human Relations
Committee Speaking before the
2Sth Territorial conference OF So
cal Work AT the Mabel Smyth
Building Mr.. Allen called upon
Hawai- 10 clean It's own backyard"
by Kidding itself OF racial preju-
dice and bigotry.
Referring 10 flares Of cultural
anita onisms on the mainland par
ticuiarly In California and Ore
gen where even the men who
have risked their lives In their
eountry's service are not immune
10 terrorism inspired by bigots."
Mr.. Allen urged that Hawaii
should take positive steps 10 i'm
prove her interraciaI relation
ships before we start telling the
mainland how 10 solve It's prob
lens
CONTINUING. Mr.. Allen pointed
out that in Hawaii there are very
real and very Geep-seated preju-
dlces IN spite OF the fact that Ha-
wal has been able TO repress them
more than most communities"
Mr. Allen traces the sources OF
cultural conflicts in the Territory.
emphasizing twelve points which
he said should be considered in
combating these conflicts. Accord
Ing 10 Mr. Allen we must:
II. Make . conscious effort To
know and understand the people
Of the groups against whom these
prejudices are felt.
- Encourage association on the
basis OF hobby. cultural or pro-
fessional interest.
- Discourage organizations ex-
clusively 'haole' lmeans white),
exclusively japanese. etc, re-
membering that II the japanese
and Chinese are asked to give
mp their exclusive societies the
'haoles' must be prepared Ia open
their exclusive social and frater-
nal clubs 10 members Of all races.
Il. Encourage understanding of
The reasons for differences in cul-
lures and work 10 minimize such
differences.
IS. Minimize the tendency 10
segreKate racial groups in our
speech or writing or use terms
such ~ japanese American or
Characterization. They are eth
or American or aliens. We have
no room for hyphenated Ameri-
cans. and the sooner the Niesei
japanese American). stop call
Ing themselves japanese. the
sooner they will be accepted n
Americans.
IS Discourage che use OF Ian
Eusges other than English. Gus
toms other than those of America.
81. Discontinue the practice Of
haXing churches for specific ra-
ctlE groups. Practice the Chris
tian doctrine Of the brotherhood
Of man In the church which
should set an example for the
community.
"8. Hasten TO correct published
expressions OF prejudice.
''s. Do not hesitate 10 discuss
prejudice In public. An open
sore s easier 10 treat than n hid
den cancer.
10 War veterans should be en-
Outraged to serve as boys club
leaders.
I'll Eliminate the double stand
ard Of pay and extend equal OPP
portunity for advancement to all
people Of all racial origins.
IL. Minimize irritants which
breed prejudices such as use OF
ellen Languages in public places.
foreign manners and dress. con-
duwt not in conformity TO Ameri-
can cannons OF etiquette. The
public schools can help materially
10 do this"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16

Uganda plans extensive hospital and
health service.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
N. C. Awards sc
Announcement

DURHAM. N. c. - Ninety-six
North Carolina college seniors
from seven states and the District
of Columbia were candidates for
degrees at the colleges Saith annual
commencement here Monday morn
ing, June 4.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
MUSICAL RECITAL.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo Clos
ing a cultural year at Lincoln uni
versity tMo) students majoring in
music were presented to the uni
versity family and citizens in a
series OF recitals in Memorial
Halls Page auditorium.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16

groes, Is re
ceivin in
ere 81 ng i'm
petus.
Fig r e. ut
the beginning
Of the week
1 n d | c a { =
ed slig h y
more than 50
per cent Of
the e bond
q u o tas had
been met In
hOth the state
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-12

Henry Brewer and uncle
William Arnold Of Detroit,
spent the holidays in Dayton
the guests of Mrs. Frances
Brewer, mother and sister.
Henry, young printer is
working on Detroit Michi-
gan's leading Race journal.
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Biggs Of
Boyer street attended the
graduation exercises at How
ard University Medical Col
Iege, where their son Fowler
received his M. - degree.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-12
II-4-TycTS SENATOR WILL
SPEAK AT MCKINLEY
DAY MEETING

c. Wayland Brooks, United
States senator from Illinois,
will be the speaker at the
annual Mckinley Day dinner,
to be held at $50 p. m. Mon
Day, Jan. 20, in the Biltmore,
Hotel, County Chairman Dam
iel c.. Brewer announced.
The dinner, as in previous
years, is held under the au-
spices Of the Montgomery
county Republican executive
committee, of which Brewer
$ chairman, and it is expected
hat more than 500 persons
will attel.d.
Senator Brooks, son Of a
Congregational church minis
ser, was elected to the United
States senate Nov. 5, 1910 to
ill the vacancy caused by the
death Of James Hamilton
Lewis for the term ending
Jan. 3, 1943, and reelected
November 3, 1912 for the six
year term ending Jan. 3, 1949,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-12
BY Gladys r. Graham

New York (Calvin's News
Service The firm of Earles
and Earles, Harlem 3 Hour
Quality cleaners, have set a
precedent in their field. From
the Information obtainable,
they are the first Negro firm
to have cleared the expensive
costumes for the famed Met
tropDatan Opera Company.
When interviewed iii his
bpacioaia Bronx factory where
he recently put in over $5, 900
worth Of new equipment,
making his shop ultra-mod-
ern, Leon Earles, co-owner
with his wife, Flora, indicated
that he was quite surprised
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-12

by a plurality of more than
zoe, 900.
He served in the First
World War, enlisting in the u.
S. Marine Corps in April Of
1917 and serving in the Sixth
regiment U S. Marines, Sec
ond division, overseas. He was
decorated with the disting-
uished service cross, Ameri-
can Navy cross and the Croix
de Guerre, commissioned q
second lieutenant and adj
vanced to first lieutenant in
the front lire. He was
wounded in action and In
valided home. His fatE II
older brother serve oye aa
the later dying s
there, and a young h issss
also served in the Marine
Corps.
Senator Brooks has been q
delegate to two Republican
conventions ard has been
affiliated with the American
Legion, Army and Navy Leg
ion of Valor, Purple Heart
association, the Masons and
! the Bar association.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-12
Negro Dry Cleaning Co.
Does Work For
metropolitan Opera

when he received the call
from Mrs. Lawson, in charge
of costumes, to call for them.
Il was sure wher / appeared
OH the scene and they knew
we were a colored set-up, that
would end it, However, / was
accorded every courtesy and
informed that my work had
been considered Of the highest
quality by the concern which
had referred us. Here are the
costumes for which we got
the job smiled Mr.. Earles.
Negroes have a great oppor-
tunity for service. Courtesy
and excellent work, will do
more to make these openings
for us than anything | know, =
he concluded.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-12

other relatives. The deceased
was one of the outstanding
young matrons of Dayton and
was loved by all who knew
her. She was a graduate Of
Wilberforce university and
was active in church and So
cial service work. The family
has the deep sympathy of this
community.
BITTI.ER, JOHN M, SO. of
1923 West First street, died
at the National Military
Home hospital. A veteran of
the First World War, Butler
, was q member of Knights
Templar and a thirty-second
degree Mason. He is survived
| by a sister, Mrs. Jennie Buck
ner, of Dayton, and five
nieces and six nepheWs. Ser
! vices were held Thursday al
I / p. m. at Waymen Methodist
! church, with Rev. Randall
Reed officiating. Burial was in
the National Military Home
cemetery.
PAYNE, MRS. BESSIE, 61
| Of 113 Scott street, died Sum
day afternoon. Surviving hus-
band, George; two daughters,
Bessie Marie, Barbara Joan;
a son, George Edward; three
| sisters, Mrs. Moore Johnson
/ Mrs. Mary StraWther, both Of
| Dayton, and Mrs. Marie
Burch, Washington, D. G
| Services at 1:30 p. m. Wed
| nesday at the Jones funera
home, 455 West Fifth steet
| with Rev. FL. Laurence McNei
officiating. Burial in Frank
fort Ky.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-12
sNOUVE DONE WE'LL nv SON.
Your Ability

Knowing that Mind governs all its
creation harmoniously, the Master
could sleep peacefully, undis-
turbed By errors storm. His stead.
fast trust in God, omnipreseni
Mind, admitted no suggestion Of
fear.
Know, then, that you possess
sovereign power to think and aci
rightly, and that nothing can dis
possess you Of this heritage and
trespass on Love" Thus writes
Mary Baker Eddy. the Discoverer
and Founder OF Christian Sci
fencc, on page 3 Of her book, "Pul-
| pit and Press"
In moments of need and danger
when paralyzing fear threatens,
lei us remember that we have
God-bestowed power TO thinl
and act rightly" to do whatever
Iiisis our duty to do. Right think
ing niilliiies fear. Let us under.
standingly and confidently insist
that God gives us the strength and
| ability.to accomplish His will ano
purpose. Fear can be banished
| from human experience by the
heartfelt recognition OF Gods
presence and power. Where God
all-pervading Principle, is, there
peace and harmony prevail. Their
ppposites cannot be.
We possess sovereign power
to acknowledge spiritual mans i'm.
munity from all evil and his eter.
nal atone ment with indestruc-
tible Life. Neither time nor srart
can hinder righteous prayer. Il
reaches its destination instantly
operates dccisively, accolnplishes
effectively. B. .7he Christian sci.
l 4
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-12

TT was the second night after an
enemy submarine had been
sighted by the merchant ship.
Fear and tenseness gripped most
Of the crew. An officer paced the
deck. Coming upon serviceman
Who was sleeping peacefully with
his life belt tucked under his head
for a pillow, he awakened him,
demanding how he could sleep in
,he presence Of such imminent
ianger.
Il suppose | can sleep because
I'm not afraid" was the calm re-
DIV. Upon further questioning, he
explained: You see, sir, my wife
and my mother arc praying for the
safely Of this ship and for me.
tnow that those prayers are
ncard, and | also know there Es
no power greater than prayer.
Here was unwavering faith In
Gods omnipotencel The ship
reached its destination safely,
without any further sign of
danger.
Jesus was sleeping on storm.
tossed ship when he was awak-
encd by the disciples demand,
Master, carest thou not that we
perish?" In response to this anx-
ious plea he arose and rebuked
The wind, and said unto the sea,
Peace, be still. And the wind
ceased, and there was a great
calm" MARK 1897. Recognizing
the infinite power Of God, divine
Principle, as ever present and
ever operative in mans behalf
Jesus feared no evil. He knew that
divine Love, The sole power in The
universe. controlled The waves
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-12
Young Matron's Demise BE.
moaned BY Family and
Friends

The seemingly untimely
leath Of Mrs. Jennie Alexan-
Ter of 1924 Germantown ST.,
Dee. 26, 1914, was a shock to
i host Of friends throughout
southern Ohio. The last rites
we're held al the st. Margaret
Church, Ne wood Ave-, Dec.
20, 1914. Falher j. N. Samuel
BeIboder officiated. Burial
was at Woodland cemetery.
SnrviversareB Byron, husband; !;
Jean, daughter; Mrs. New
some of Xenia, mother; and
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-12
NEWS BRIEFS

Miss Charlotte Robinson,
who is employed at the U. S.
Engraving Office, Washing
ton, D. c., visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robin
son of Gordon Ave.
Mr.. Willis Markhume and
daughter, Mrs. Pearl Fletcher
was called to Cincinnati, Ohio,
to attend the funeral Of David
Markhnrf1e. Friends are ex-
tending their sympathy.
WILLS, MRS. MARY ELIZA
BETH, 68. died last Wednesday
morning at the home of her danoh-
ter, Mrs. Oscar G Marshall, 2509
Lakeview avenue, after an illness
Of 10 days. Surviving, besides the
daughter mentioned, are a second
daughter, Alberta Wills Of Day
ton; four sons, Ransom with the
armed forces In France, and
Homer in the Philippines, Walter
and Lawrence, both Of Dayton,
two sisters and 10 grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2.30 p. IN.
Monday at the Bethel AME church
Of Middletown, with burial ~
Woodside cemetery, Middletown
Friends may call at the G. W
Jones and Son funeral home, 45a
West Fifth street, after p. m
TODAY.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-01-12

Good.lookino Edna Mae Harris
Is one OF the outstanding stars
currently appearing IT the swank
Spotlight Club on West SIND
Street tSwing AiIeyl IN New
York. Others on the bill include
Billy Daniels. Ann Cornell. Harry
tThe Hepsterl Gibson. and
aSkeets" Talbert and His Or.
chestra. Diversion, seekers fre.
quenting the spot are pretty
lucky to get a glimpse Of the girl
who mosi Of the GI guys would
like to come homo TO. don't you
think?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-22
OAR IA POTREBNE V starr
DOMOVINI

Mas znani rojak Frank Kle-
mencic il 1856 E. 141 st. 81 ie
ogledal muzej Slov. mar. donna
in Sc je zacudil, ko je videl, da
Sc v tenn nasem Slovenskem mu-
zeju vidi velike zanimivosti, XII
mas spominjajo ma nasa drust-
vena, kulturna in gospodarska
della. Vse sc mu je jake dopa-
dlo, posebno slike nasih brat
skin in kulturnih ustanov, ma
katerih je videl mlade Qbraze, s
katerimi je pred lett nastopal in
Sc udejstvoval ma kulturnem po-
lju. zato je daroval vsoto $40,
XII Sc maj porabi "a revne ljudi
v takojsnjo pomoc v start dono-
vini. Omenjeno vsoto je sprejel
John Tavcar, tajnik S. n. Do
ma, XII jo bo izrocil ma pristoj-
no mesto. Rojaku Klemencicu
gre iskrena hvala v imenu pri-
zadetih "a dobrosreen dar.
Odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-22
.bodoco kuhinio. Upam, da do

bodoco kuhinjo. Upan1, da dobi-
mo vec posnemalcev.
Nase kuharice 50 Sc pogovar-
jale, :da prihodnjic Sc bodo Sc
bolj preskrbele z hamburger
il, da jim ne. bodo tako nitro
zmanjkali., In tudi to so rekle,
da prihodnjic bo kava bolj
mocha in tudi pecivo, da DO S
kavo.
Sedaj, ko je vec gasolina ma
razpolago, obiscite te nase pri-
jazne prostore. Tam gori vedno
dobite vase znance in prijate-
lie.
Pravijo, da prihodnjo sezono
bo Re nova dvorana postavlje-
ma. Seveda DO vse bolj moderna
kot pa je bila stara dvorana.
Zato pa apeliram ma vse tiste,
katerim je nasa farma pri srcu,
da prispevajo po moznosti v
sklad "a graditev move dvora-
ne.
Stalna obiskovalka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-22
FILM IL JUGOSLAVIJE

Zdruzeni odbor clevelandskih
Jugoslovanov vabi vse Jugoslo-
vane, stare in mlade, da Sc ude-
lezijo kazanja filmov il borbe
Jugoslavije, v nedeljo, %. sep
tembra oh 2::3O uri popoldne v
Slovenskem narodnem domu ma
ST. Clair Ave.
O teh slikah Sc je culo, da so
najboljse in najbolj informativ-
ne izmed vseh, XII so Sc prisli il
Jugoslavije. Sigurni smo, da :jih
DO zelel videti sleherni Jugoslo-
van. Vstopnina je samo SOC in
yes preostanek je namenjen v
korist Zdruzenega odbora juz-
no-slovanskih Americanov, XII
DELUXE "a korist domovine.
Ia Zdruzeni odbor cleveland
skin Jugoslovanov
Josie Zakrajsek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-22
FLAT JUBILEE

Zopet sc bo vrsilo v naselbi-
nj praznovanje zlatega poroc-
mega jubileja. V soboto, % sep
tembra bosta obhajala tax ju-
bilej pionirja Martin Brinovec
in njegova soproga Anna, role
ma Pelan.
Pionirski par stanuje v njih
lastnem domu ma LAG E. GO
St. L. njih porocnega lista je
razvidno, da sta bila porocena
v Franeiskanski cerkvi v Ljub-
ljani po kaplanu Paterju Hija-
clint Sega, dine %. septembra
1895, to je pred so lett.
Jubilant je donna il Dolenje
vasi pri Cerknici, p. d. Brinar.
jew, odkoder je dospel v Anne.
riko leta 1899. Tukaj je oprav-
ljal tezka della v znani Ameri-
can Steel & Wire Co. 10 let
zadnjih II let nj delal vec. Star
je 73 let, toda Sc Gil in zdrav.
Njegova cenjena soproga An.
ma, je donna iz Staresa trga pr.
Lou, p. d. Kolajeva. V domo'
vini ina Sc. emo sestro Frances
Vozenicnik. V Ameriko je do.
spela !. 1900 in je stara 70 let
V Barbertonu ina dive sestr
Mrs. Mary Gerbec in Mrs. Jen
ME skerl. 4 NINA Sc bodo We
selili trije sinovi John, Geralc
in Frank; stirje otroci so IL
umrli. K praznovanju Sc bodt
zbrali sorodniki v soboto We
Ger ma njih domu. Iskrene ces
titke, da bi Sc srecno zivela 81
ma mnoga leta -.
Prijatelj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-22

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ko sem
zadnjo nedeljo posetila nase iz-
letniske prostore SNPJ, sem Isl
prvotno mislila, danes ne DO nj
kogar tam, ker je vreme tako
mrzlo, a vkljub hladnemu vre-
menu, je bio nekaj posetnikov
Re tam.
Najprvo pokukam v tisto ma
10 zasilno kuhinjo. Notri je bio
Re vec deklet, katere so pile ka-
vo, kuharice SO pa tako hitele
'hamburgerje" peel, da ga Jim
je Inanjkalo. Ko pride Mrs. Coff
in 81 ogleduje to naso malo ku-
hinjo, je takoj darovala par do
larjey W sklad "a nase vecjo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-22
Poroeilo podruznice
SO SANS in JPO

Ia pomozno akcijo SO daro-
vail sledeci: Ivan Benigar, Rus
sell, Ohio $1,000; Pc $1,000:
Joseph Skuk in John Tomsic il
Kane, Pa; Pc $500: Frank Cal
hen, Geneva, Ohio; August Kol-
lander, Frank Trebec, Joe in
Frances Nosan, John Krebel,
Toledo, Ohio, Mr.. in Mrs. Louis
Pirc, mesto venca "a Louis Ku-
lovec, A. Jerich, Joe Dovich iz
w. So St., Mr.. in Mrs. Anton
Wapotich mesto venca "a S/Sgt.
Beniger, Krecic druzina, Mrs.
Valentine Petach, Beach Grove,
Ind, Mrs. Novak, Tony Lavrich,
Kane, Pa, Mary Kalin, Rock
Creek, O., Joe Kaluza, Rixford,
Pa, Mrs. Novak, John in Mary
Zaverl, Helen Petach, Indiana
polls, Ind. $500 in Frank Vol
kar $1.00.
Ia SANS so darovali sledeci
Leopold Kushlan $14.00.
Pc $1,000: Frank Adrijancic,
Tony Mesla, Frank Gerby, Red
House, N. Y.
Pc $500: Matevz Mesec, me-
sto venca "a Louis Kulovec, An
ton Nosan, Frank Gustineic, j.
Franceskin, John Krebel, Tole-
do, O., Flip Furlan, Steve Va
leneic, John Gombae, Akron, O.,
Joe Kaluza, Rixford, Pa.
Pc $500: Frank Wolfe, An.
ton Vidrich, August Komar
Joyce Gorshe, j osephine Petric,
Louis Kaloyec, Charles sansa,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-22

poldan, ko DO, kot be recerio,
SANsova podruznica st. 48 po-
dala svojo programme priredi-
tev v korist nasirn on stran.
Maj mas ne ovira tako laki-
propaganda nekaterih med ma
mi placancev Foticevega in kra-
ljevega propagandnega velesrb-
stva. .. .S
Zadnje case srno postal vec
ali mani malodusni in n1lacni,
delo, katero vrsi SANS Sc nj
koncano, SANS Sc. vrsi pomoz-
no akcijo in jo' DO vodil ' bodo-
&c. Kot razvidno il porocila JPO
IS Sc je, oziroma Sc jo bo v
kratkem ukinilo in to delo DO
vrsil cd sedaj dalje SANS, XII
DO spojen obojestransko.
Torej ovrzite tisto mlacnost,
in pojdimo vsi Sc dalje ma delo,
in pomagajmo vsi po svojih mo-
ceh, prispevajmo vsak kolikor
more. Res je, da sc bono vsi
tudi posluzevali prilike posilja-
ii svojcem posamezno tudi "a
boje, ampak pomnimo, da vsi v
domovini nimajo tukaj stricev
in tet, ali drugih sorodnikov, tu-
di tt bodo potrebovali, so nasi,
nase krvi in glejmo, da bono
tudi tenn pomagali.
Ia podruznico st. 48 SANS
j. F. Durn, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-22
cIANG IN KOMUNISTI
DOSEGLI SpORAZUM

CUBk1NG, 81. sept.-Avtori-
tativni kitajski list 'Ta Kung"
je danes porocal, da so Sc pred
stavniki kitajske Wade in ko-
munisticne stranke sporazumeli
ma nacelu mirne obnove zdruze-
ne Kitajske pod vodstvom Ciang
kajseka, in da bodo v smislu
dosezenega sporazuma ODE XII
tajski stranki-kuomintang ma
cijonalne stranka in komunisti
-delezni popolne enakopravno-
sti. ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-22
uredllilxova
.poSta


Pridite ma yxabavo! .
Detroit, Mich. -- Tukaj je
sedaj dosti ljudi brez della. Ne
kateri zaradi stavke, drugi ker
nj vec della "a vojsko. Tako bo-
mo imeli sedaj vec casa "a kaj
drugega napraviti, kaj "a ma
rod. Posebno "a nase brate v
starem kraju Sc treba kaj po-
brigati, kajti zima Sc bliza in tt
revcki bodo umirali cd gladu
in mraza. Pomagajmo jim koli-
kor je " nasi moci. Delajmo "a
kar je sedaj najbolj potrebno
in sicer da dobijo nasi ljudje
nazaj kar je nasega, kar so nam
zadnjo vojno Italijani pograbi-
Ii. Saj itak cd Italije mic ne "a
htevamo, samo kar je nasega,
kar nasim ljudem pc vseh pra-
vicah pripada, to hocemo. Pri
tenn pa ina najvec besede mas
SANS, XII sc bori "a to v imenu
mas vseh, cato ga podprimo in
v vseh ozirih pomagajmo.
Pri drustvu I. w. o. SIN o
sklenili, da napravimo izlet ali
domaco zabavo ma dobro po-
znani Horvatovi farmi, da tam
po svoje, ali kako bi Re rekla,
bolj po slovensko proslavimo
naso zmago. Ker nismo Sloven-
ci imeli nobenega piknika to
poletje, maj DO pa ia zabava
"a vse skupaj "a to sezono. Mo-
goce bono imeli Sc topic vre-
me, kaj Sc We! Gasoline nam
sedaj tudi ne manjka. Malo sve-
zega zraka pa tudi n. bo nobe-
nemu skodovalo.
Torej cenjeni rojaki in roja-
kinje IL Detroita IN okolice, ka-
kor tudi Windsor in Toledo,
prav lepo vas vse skupaj pova-
bimo, da pridete S svojimi pri-
jatelji, da skupaj slavimo ma
SO zmago. Taksne stvari sc ne
dogajajo vsak dan. Ma ia dan
smo cakali dolga stiri leta.
Pricakovali vas bono v veil
KEN stevilu. Ne pozabite ma ne
deljo, %. septembra ma 1880
Guley Rd. Odbor bo ze preskr-
bel, da ne boste lacni in zeini in
&c vas DO veselilo malo posko.
cit, DO tudi fina godba.
Pozdrav vsem citateliem in
uredniku lista!
Frances Kapel,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-22

John Milavec, Anton Budic, Joe
Gruden, Frank Bora, John Sim
tic, Antoinette Simtic, Anton
Debelak, Anton Kovacic, John
Lenard, John Mocilnikar, Mar
ko Woleansek, John Tavcar,
Joseph Okorn, Jack Kutar 81.
Iskrena hvala vsem daroval-
Gem v imenl, podruznice st. SO
SANS.
John Pollock,
blagajnik,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-22
Ves+i iz ivIienio
omeriisskih Slovencev

Buenos Aires, Argentina. -.
Porocena sta bila Olga Kovacic
in Josip Maglic. - Umrl je Ju-
rij Mesic, star AZ let in donna
IL Budencev ma Prekmurskem.
Tukaj zapusea omozeno hGer, v
starem kraju pa zeno in emo
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