davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-02
SITUATIONS MEN.

ESTIMATOR, building materials. Call MI
EXPERT elk. TYP. desires pos. with resp
not over 40 hours weekly; will consider
HONORABLY DISCHARGED serviceman
32 years old, seeks connections with
legitimate business firm or wholesale CO.
outside selling preferred; IL years bust
ness experience. best references. Box
HoNoRABLY DISCHARGED veteran
printer, IA. years practical experience
commercial field and teaching: Al knowl-
edge composition, knows presswork bind
cry, planning of publca tions. wants con-
nection with local establishment; respon-
sible, young man with good references;
JANITOR AND WIFE will exchange service
in small apt. bldg. for quarters. CO.
4166.
MAN, young (calored), desires eve. work,
between 6-12. bellman, switchboard, wait
er; elevator exp. NO. 5000 after z pm. %
MAN, rs, exper in arch. eng, business
mgt., 8 yrs. in D. c.. Lincoln 1449. A.
PERSONNEL INTERVIEWER to start.
Vet. %. graduate courses in interviews
administration. file. planning. receptionist
and some selling. mos. Govt econ. sta
tistics, nat. recruit shipyards. Calf:
native Wash; perm. career: modest start
WI 1919. Rox 1916. Star. -
VETERAN, 90 years old, would like part
time job. sober. with good references; can
work hours 9 m. to 4 pm or pm. to
II pm. Box o41-G Star 4s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR. on Conn. ave,
established 10 years; owner retiring Box
GRO GRocE is1F' AND MEAT with beer; Well
stocked excellent corner store With LYING
SaR4 s1lKsasS sna 9m Is
Conn ave- section; rent sis5; 4-rm apt
LIS sHILaY. 9aS 10Th st. NV; 81. 500:
one. Can pay cash. Private party. Box
WANTED TO BUY. newsstand; will pay
RESTAURANT. with long soda fountain bar.
d dsSss nous Sundays rtG@ 70 Y n
t csc RI eL 81 6lS1 AT ROOM 100 for lease
located in Bethesda, on Bradley blvd,
Prone home M r ADRMs @scohsin
BY owNER@Downtown hotel. 20 rooms, g
baths, l. toilets; 3i2-year lease, $3.50 rent,
income $1,000 month. MR.. VINCENT,
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING UNITS of 10
rooms 3 baths, near supreme Pre- CourS;;
handle sHiLBY. 200 10th st. NV, Dis
RE Iss downtown, near govern
ce g o rent 500 5000 good Lease lease seats 0 100
now crossing 5000 daily but business can
be easily increased: $4,000 down will
handle. LES sHnBY. 900 10th st. NV.
BOARDING OR GuEsrHousE. 18th and
oo S. sDaS budn s i faFnsaTe s et
iished business, All, modern tiled bath
with built-.in trbs and showers. Gas hot
an exceptional piece of property Twenty
FIVE guests, monthly INCOME quoted Sl;a00
d epsed t Cali e EG e5 aH so REAL Th
81. 5a5i ]" 15S67, soss EVENINGS until ? m.
doa rohs PeANr oGest sale
good opportunity for right party: sacrifice
ance in monthly payments. Located Is
miles out of Washington, D. c. Box 44o-F,
RESTAURANT owners attention. Bonifed
buyers ready and able to buy List your
restaurant for sale with LES SHILBY. Ii
censed and bonded business broker. 900
WANTED restaurants showing good re
turns; clients with $4,000 cash will DO
s soShern o Bds NG Gan a6 Jesse LOEB Az
WILL LEASE to responsible person, beau
tiful modern soda fountain in large up
rHh os4s Box sap
CRY REALTY 9'A co. Offers Tsa' you money
maserwpress shops gas stations foun-
auto repair shops, grocery stores, candy
ice cream store. print shop, etc. 30G E
st. NV. Ma 046O or EX. O741.
WANTED SELF SERVICE GROCERY with
living quarters: white trade, doing at least
5000 weekly by principal no brokers
sac: doing 5000 per week: a real
b. G. s. GROCERIES AND MEATS. busi-
ness over ST., 800 weekly, mostly cash; OPP
portunitv for livewire or good merchant
to double business: short hours: price
$500 for everything, including stock
truck and fixtures: terms Groceries
meats and beer. business. $500 wkly
mostly cash: nice tliving quarters: reason
able rent: price, $500 for fixtyreS; STOCK
LUNCHEONETTE. soda fountain. magazine
and drug accessories in best suburban
section, price low. reasonable; terms,
FUR BUSINESS tretaiD - Small shop,
established 1880: downtown WASHINGTON;
owner must sell entire stock and fixtures;
no reasonable offer refused Box 23s-G,
BUSINESS PROPERTY in the 1000 block
of Bladensburg I'd; so it. frontage by $50
VII sell or or tr s Or oo4s or RA 6s s
$1,000 weekly business; Wash. or suburbs
LET US SELL YOUR BUSINESS. We have
stores, hotels and apartments. We also
handle cleaning andr pressing and valet
shops and other businesses. Call JAY
REALTY CO, 1925 14th st. NV. RE. 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-02
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
o a seTfhaEsd co Hnau Bond Re Bd ss2S
ALARM CLOCKS. watches repaired. i to 5
days. BERT GABBARD CO. 223 Colorado
AWNINGS ano canvas repair service Get
Proctor and don't Gamble Elk 9797
WARNING: be wise and ready, act nowl
sSss1s9R: eafPe' naklns
CLEANING OF RUGS and upholstered fur
niture by new and revolutioaary P, process;
estimate; The low price will amaze ysa;
ELHo s9Ns r sRra Saas
s9ES sHsss c oiflpf o 81 s0R TA
paifsi pl rs Installed, s4'So '1 up. Re. 2lss
1 GLE Ap' k2HSFaRiiieERAroRs repalred BOUGHT;
SERVICE sa Gil, s4s4: n,sSt. 81. e5a7. ~
SIS an s Sd h99 s sDefstys a REG
pairing. Radios and appliances repaired.
ALA alarm ana snans
mechanics. Prompt service, Ii. 5IS7,
sasas s W'.sons ssBa 4ss rsnoas'sd
E Iia e sf 81 No FARE "a 47s aoAD HoUs
r LOon ShNDlNOs Huiollluk lSt NldsS
FLOOR SANDING, refinishing. waxing,
GENERAL Da coNqkAeT r REPAks e snd
remodeline Of az kinds by -s experienced
GENERAL G0NTsAC a,Is earTpensr ~
storm sash don't DELAY that repair lob any
longer We have men and materials GIVE
GENERAL ELECTRICAL REPAIRS, appli-
ances, lamps, washers; Work called for,
GLASS-BLOCK store fronts, windows or
partitions for home, or ONCE; masonry
HOME REMODELING. painting floor
sanding. storm windows7 Call as for q free
CO., WI 1900.
PAINTING. papering. Mentioning. window
caulking and roof repairs. Hobart 1929
Call HO 346l after o'clock -
PATNTING-KEMT0NE us Kem-ton
your home; we will beauty It with Al
workmanship Atlantis 1888. g..
manship. work done. Immediately. Call
Mr.. POAT. DE. 6s24. g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-02
SITUATIONS poMEsTIc.

EXPERT LAUNDRESS wants DAVIS work,
SIS per day and carfare. CO. 4166.
GIRL, colored, wishes to care for one
year child for employed mother; hrs. from
$50, to 5 pm. FIR. 4190.,
vans LOB wb sme fsy o
stay in. $25 week; good cook; no Sun
day work; Box 253-G. Star. 81
GIRL, colored, wants part-time work, q
am. to pm. Cali at 1890 Pomery I'd
Sc. Apt D. 3.
GIRL wants days work Call Hobart
WOMAN. white, desires gh.w., IL to 6.
TR 11oS
WOMAN, colored, experienced laundress,
wants fine fabric and silk to do at home.
DE. 1909
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-02
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS, repairs, painting, remodel
he sxes5 ga En- 5
laying, sanding finishing: cieanins par
q qSet ns,Sstens Bruce nishss FhooR
liz HONE TEe REM No Ell repairing. basement
to to roof edoo individual attention given. Call
MoDEKNIzE YOUR HoME-Porches IN,
closed recreation rooms built; attics fn-
and plumbing roofing. Siding and storm
81 sspl2Ss54s e. RH sss t:a
PAINTING, paperine and plastering; esti-
6 mates cheeeTTffadlly given, Phone ia.
PAINTING. plastering. cement work. car
'0s eoSrRAcfSo 0'.6s
PAINTING, decorating, alterations and re-
pair work; reasonable prices: best mechan-
"a axT sSn 7iPa &c EN- 1881
making soh homes ne brighter unexcelled work
LUCAS 1UcAs / tU c9 s .: Emerson EN- Do,
ppiAINTING. pAPERING, pLAsrERING and
available Free estimates White mechani ess
BRos c seSSi 81 46o s ateT D noo *
terms; o,, Lib years SECURITY HOME
Member snp I'm. I'm Home Improvement Guild
SCREEN your porch, while, have mate
rails, Johns-Manville products for roof
ing snd siding Call w. D. TAYLOR.
JOHNS MANvILLE roofing, siding. insula.
99 s'O GoN FRA yea 81 to ap pay
n yIRG!NIA-,cau PATTERSON GAR
DINER CORP. Chestnut 300; Johns-Man-
vile roofing. siding, insulation: storm win
COWS, screens. heating, remodeling. Terms
JOSEPH LIGHT DEV CO.-Construction
and alterations of all types for residential
and commercial property. Phone GE
4151: ewes, GIL. O151.
GARDINER CORP, no $3.50; Johns Man
vile oofng, siding, insulation: storm WIN
dows. SCREENS, heating. remodeling Terms
ALTERATIONS and new construction
work: all types: reasonable prices: expert
mechanics; work done promptly; general
GENERAL coN s1Tss 7 repai2ine
and remodeline done now before sprinR
rush, estimates free. c. A. NEWELL
Chestnut 1882. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-02
REPAIRS AND SERVICES Cont

PAINTING, PAPEKING. plasterine, cleo
trical work: materials available; free esti-
mates white sser R s1ds service
PA1A Viz a'i PArnR sR aAN sH gov We go
MARYLAND. Virginia, D. G.; work guaranteed,
estimates, free; prompt service. Better
Fars III tsss ASD FApER HaSGNG
rating in distinctive colors: specializing in
private homes PAUL PoLoKcFP. GE.
PAiNTING-1nterior exterior; sherwin
paints used, Free estimates; Call after
fA P sAF FEPEEis GE a cai Shepherd
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. general con-
ss MR. EesRs Sbs Ho si4 no
ahteea estn ae frte cs The MfEk D fSs
FAFfHT SHo AND Pan f2NrNd sl ehs.
ssrVse caRi any sS0h time. Mr.. k S5RT2'
PAPERING, painting, plasterins. Special
low prices this mo. Exnert white mechanics
sAihss 9GT bon gSsa hall house
Sn5 complete; white mechanic DU. 9O5s;
PAINTING. pAPERING, PLAsTERING-
For that feeling of prewar efficiency, serv-
ice, enthusiasm and customer considera-
ti ion let i me ed. Do youE work III do the JOB
the alibiS, hard-luck stories and trouble
all too often blamed on the war Efficiency
%s proVs it, e Cali MR. st S%AfIIRo2Sf e.
PfAPERING AND PAINTING, Al work;
estimates free. Call MR. BECKETT. DU.
PAPER HANGING. this week only. 81 and
up per room; 1945 washable, sunfast pa
ne1s; work ,Hk, enarsnteed Michigan 53l5
ing; PROMPT service, white mechanics. TR,
1904 or Ordwav 1877 So
PLASTER, brick, cement. fagstone work
WatprnFnnflnP n mol
PLAsTERING JOBS DoNE-An work guar
PIuMBNG and heati No! r rse iobbns
Hot-water heaters installed. Best me-
s cha and materials. D H. al ALsoP;
RADIOS repaired at oPA approved prices;
form. EXPRESS RADIO i Appliance
RADIOS REPAIRED in YOUR home If DOS.
s spe 70 p yeaTs ssFce 81 az ss yrk
9 mos Honest prices MID-cITY RADIO
SHOE 81 0,1 p.m'; Friday and Saturday
Manifestations, washing machines and
Wnr aDpanssS 81 soo m 1d94 repaired
k M2FT eef REP S2 HH54 all makes
so wahn ing Waehnes oSer
an 5nnas sh root s1d 'f house
Cau AT. 9209. FIR. 3074. -
ROOFING, quick service; leaks. slate. tile,
sqaIaatsed, Gsn SLIFToN: GE 34si 3.
on any make Adjusting ard oiling.- ST
Parts and supplies for ali machines Sew
ing machine dept 3rd floor S KANN
SONS CO. District 1900
SEWING MACHINE REPAfkS-We Inspect
oil and adjust any make machine, 69c
Replacement .n. parts r foI all make machines
THE PALAIs ROYAL sewing machines
STONE AND CEMENT WORK, specializing
in stone wall. and flag stone. JERRY, AT.
TILE AND MARBLE REPAIRS by experts,
LOMBARDO. MI 5056-HO 1881
UPHOLSTERING. custom work. CLINTON
o. EGERTON GE 3431. 3.
USED CAMERAS oought ana soio Full
LER g. d ALBERT INC. as 10th st. NV
yESETi ~! BLINDS 4 s1eanse; Csc gD to
thoToHshls cIeansd. ~ gu nodsrn ma !:
WASHING MACHINE. repairs on any make
estimates free. CAPITOL WASHER AMI
APPLIANCE SHOP. $40 Upshur ST. NV
20 THAT CARPENTER JOB NowMRe.
s sN PIifss seI ii s ssS f4ss
shampoo upholstered furniture and rugs
all work done in your home with electric
YOUR TREES CUT DowN and carried
away or cut up for your fireplace. Cal
9leDe 81 Cln-O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-02
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

STENOGRAPHIC ano secretariaI classes
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand. typing. bookkeeping
comptometer. all secretarial uoiects Est
q yrs, Accredited Inquire row MA
1888 BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 st tOpp
GRESSIoNAL AIRPORT.
LEARN TO FLY-Call Spruce osss. HYDE
FIELD StoIage. Clubs forming.
jects under 10 CPA's; quickly, efFieiently
economically Free booklet Me an
MUSIC-Thorough instruction in vocal and
instrumental music, advanced harmony
orcheStratlon. counterpart, specializing
in the teaching of reed and brass instru-
Massachusetts, ave. NV, Apt CT, noon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-02
SITUATIONS WoMeN tcoutJ

TEACHER qualified to give instruction in
high school and college subjects. including
French, English and music; available i'm
mediately. Box 1906, Star. g
UNIV. OF CHICAGO GRAD, x-airlines
stewardess, married, age 20. DIES. WORTH
while, interesting, perm. position. RIA.
1880 before 11:30 am 4"
YOUNG LADY with law degree desires
position as law clerk. especially interested
research work. Box 1916. Star. %
YOUNG LADY desires clerical work or
cashiering three nights week. Dupont
BY LADY Of mature years. afternoon
work: Please state nature of work. Box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-02
HELP DOMESTIC.

lily. 3 servants. Phone MI. 0e1O.
CHAMBERMAID for boarding house: steady
employment; good wages. 1925 18th st.
COOK AND CIV, must be good cook
and fond OF children and pets: live in
SO week: no laundry. Phone AID. 2134
per week to start. 1715 Mass. ave. NV. 81
COOK, general horsepower, adults,
excellent wages. OR. 5435.
COOK, at guesthouse; also cooks
helper. CAL ADs 1905 or. no. 9742.
home: experienced: references. WI SIs4
COOK-G.H.W., settled colored woman; live
IN, upstairs room and bath; man and
daughter IL years. ia. 1887,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-02
AVIATION,

AERONCA' TRAINER, NC 26396, Franklin
80 h.-p., for sale at Hagerstown Md Air
port. See manager, or write Box 256-G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-02

Continued on Next Psge.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-02

MODEL, attractive. IT. or 8. size IL or
IA. for women's specially shop selling ex-
perence required; salary, S35 and commits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-02

ADDING MACHINES. typewriters repaired
by expert mechanics, Bought EXCHANGED
CIRCLE TYPEWRITER CO., l112 14th NV
DI 1872
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-13

camps by the italian govern
ment, all of which failed to re-
ceive any notable publicity in
our press, these people are still
Slavs and as history proves, no
amount Of persecution has or
will succeed in weakening their
spirit. This the Jugos1av people
as whole, have amply demon
strated to the world in their re-
cent struggle against both Nazi-
ism and Fascism, not to mention
their heroic stand against the
onrushing hordes of the Turks,
centuries ago.
Now Mr.. President, what real
ly makes us unhappy and die
tates this letter to you is the
fact, that those poor people who
have suffered and sacrificed so
much for the cause of the
United Nations, are now being
called aggressors, because they
liberated their own country,
their own homeland from the
clutches of our common enemy,
the Fascists. We know the peo-
pie in the disputed regions and
believe us, MIR. President, that
our only desire is to obtain for
them justice, nothing but JUS
tice!
We hope and pray, that the
Almighty will have you see this
and all other difficult problems
of today in the light of right
eousness and thus assure Ameri-
ca and the whole world a last
ing peace.
Respectfully yours
For the Progressive Slovene
Women of America:
Josephine Zakrajsek, Natl
Secretary, 1903 Cornelia Ave-,
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-13

nsmo ljudje XII bi hote ka vze po sili evec ljudje
hoteo spostovanja do ns In danes dogaa MI
olca bor in prelval k spno zaveznisko stvar
Sc do vceraj Italia pozigaa in sreala po na Damac
Bosn Lk Cesar vsega MISC fasist poce nas domovni
Oropa zeo do goega in il nas NEST in vas in deze
odpeja smrt ucae socev nah najboh snov In danes
Italia Cd nekaj zaheva Mi sploh prpozamo pravico
1tje do zaveznstva zaevamo da plaza ivce XII
jih je storia!
Italjan zahtevajo Istro Tr Pmorie tudi
Reko in zader maj Jim b pusi In kaj mi prpravle
Prpraven obraeunat zae pa hoceo zvet najveejem
praelstvu aansim narodom Lahko rece da DO ia zade
zagotovo odocena ter da bono zaveznk napravi poa
In doavm ahko da bono stall trdno brani svoe
pravice
Nasa domovina hoce nasmi veil
kii zaveznki in vsakm narodom XII ogroza blagosanja
nae dezele Cd nase stran nobenh zapek vdzavane
takh vez Vzdrza h tudi bomo Hoceo tud da na
nik pomueo nase odkritosrcne naene dasiravno
zav da ud obrano pricakueo spostovana do nah pavc
in nasega doprinosa tel velicastni borbi."
asnkarska porocia il Tsa XII podvrzena strog "pol
tni cenzur cd strani angoamerh voaSkh oblas jasno
kazeo da zavezniska okupaca prmorsh pokan nj vee
jaska tevec politena Ia zrca tudi dev da nj
dopuceno uvazane hrane Furlane krav cd Soce Cello
zni mn MISC Jugoovanom razpoago producrajo
komaj vojaske porebscne Bo b zados tud
c]no prebvalstvo ako bi jugosovanske cete uman
prepuste oblast ''nevtralnm" vojas<im SLAM
Kaj je orej takega postopanja? zd
pocn kramar MISC pricakovai ako odonega nastopa cd
ugoslovanke "svoat in hocejo svoe uslit te
naod estradao in tako zvrneo krvdo ugosavo Pra
zelodec premnogokrat zmaga pametjo
Nasa Arnerka nina nobenh zahev po kakem ozemlju
Evrop T. e blo povedano cestokra Nabrz ui Veka
ana nina take zahteve gotovh srateskh ookov Sr
dozeskem n1orju Gre pa sfero pva Evropi kjer
zajo slovank in branski interest Ena vaznh Iaa
kaero danes Anglia obvadue ekonomsko poicno Jugos
via e asno pokazala da bo prja korst sovetska
Vsed tega e ineresu Ange da ostane Trst zede vred
pod 1aijo toej pod britanko sfero vpva in b ba
prta pot sovjetski Rusi do Jadrana.
Mi strinamo da ina vsaka drzava dolznost pravico
sc svoe nterese in 81 zagotov ekonomko rgovsko bago
stane Odocno nasprotu da b Slo Skodo dr
narOdOV,
docakal svoega vsaena svobode Sovensk
odloca svo usod Tako samoodocbo zagotove
like demokrace ko e prcel bor pro svom napadalcem
in ia obljuba zponit
Jugoslavija je tore upravcena menu medina
rodne posave da s nterese svojega
ske Prnoru In teh pravic ruge zavezne
morejo odvzeti.
MIRKO c. KUHEL
tajnk Sovenskeqa ameriskeqa narodneqa sveta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-13
Ameriski uredniki poroeajo
O svobodi tiska sirom sveta;
zanirnivi razgovori v Moskvi
(Nadaljevanje s l. stranD

Rekel je, da soviet zelijo BIZ
ii prijatelji Amerike, da pa je
tezavno biti prijazen in Sc smeh-
ljati, ko je toliko komarjev, XII
neprestano pikajo.
Poudarjeno jc bio, da so SOW
jetski casnikarji brez izjeme
produkt revolucije ali mozje, XII
so bill v izgnanstvu in podzem-
skem gibanju v drugih dezelah,
kjer so izdajali podtalne casopi-
Sc. Vsak drug sistem jim je ne
poznan in ne morejo razumeti
ameriskega sistema, pod kate
rim citatelji kupujejo list, da-
siravno Sc ne strinjajo njego-
vim politicnim staliscem.
Nekateri ameriski funkcijo-
narji so rekli, da eden izmed
problemov SO tuji correspondents
je, XII pridejo ma obisk v Rusijo
z namenom, ia tam iscejo to,
kar DO potrdilo predsodke, S ka-
terimi so prisli v dezelo, potem
pa posiljajo v svet poroeila, XII
samo drazijo, namesto da bi
predstavili nepristransko in ba-
lancirano sliko razmer.
Ameriski uredniki ma Obisku v
Kremlju
Vsem tre1n ameriskim ured-
nixon je bila dana prilika, da
so obiskali Kremelj in ogledali
SO 81 tudi tiskarno in urednistvo
"Pravde", XII izhaja 3-milijon-
ski nakladi. Men vojaski ured-
mix, gen. Galaktijonov je vpra-
sal, zakaj ie vojaski urednik IN.
~
Y. Timesa", Hanson Baldwin
pisal, da Russia nina dobrih
generalov,. ces, da posiljajo v
boz yelike mase vojakov in Two
jujejo image samo ogromno
premocjo mostva. Vprasal je
dale, zakaj je Mark Sullivan v
IN. Y. Herald Tribune" prosle-
ga oktobra pisal, da Rusi il
politicnih razlogov MISC nadalje-
vali z ofenzivo v Romuniii. .
Ameriski uredniki so prizna-
Ii, da sta Sc pozneje ODE mne-
nji izkazali "a napaeni. ter il
javili, da svoboda, katero Sc
izraza taxa mnenja v ameriskih
listih, je nekaj temeljnega Y
ameriskem tisku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-13
Domoco fronfo
Pet zahtev Strica Salna

Pet zahtey Strica Salna ,
Washington. = Vlada mora
zahtevati Ia teden cd svojih dr.
zavljanov naslednje:
Sprejmite delp ma zahodni
obali, kjer popravljajo .yojne
ladje poskodovane V bitki, ako
ste elektro-tehnik, strojnik, de-
lavec pri parnih kotlih in izur-
jen v popravljanju. Pojdite po
informacije glede tea della, ki
velja kot top priority k maj
blizjemu y. S. Employment OF
flee.
Sadite pozno zelenjayo, do
'kler je Sc Cas- "a to, vsaj v We
.eini draw. Paradizniki, XII Ste
jejo najvaznejSe tsh pridelkov,
bodo prihodrfjo zinao mas maj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-13
Pismo Progresivnih S|ovenk preds. Trumonu

Progressive. Slovenke so ma
svoji konvenciji, vrseci Sc 27.
maja t. |. v SID ma Waterloo
Rd., osvojile sklep, da Sc ma
predsednika Zed. drzav Truma-
ma, poslje pismo nanasajoce Sc
ma vprasanje Trsta.
Pismo Sc glasi
June 4, 1916
Harry S. Truman,
President of the United States
White House,
Washington, D. c.
Dear MIR. President:
The Progressive Sloven
Women of America, a civic or
ganization for the promotion Of
American ideals among it's mem
bers, which is also active in
community work, such as, lee
lures on health, home making,
American Red Cross activities,
War Bond sales and other war
relief work, unanimously ap-
proved at its convention on May
27, 1945, at Cleveland, Ohio, to
address this letter to your high
office.
AS loyal American citizens, as
mothers, wives and sisters of
thousands of sons, husbands and
brothers, who have fought and
died and are now fighting and
dying for the preservation of
those principles upon which this
nation has been founded by our
forefathers and Whichs have in
spired the downtrodden and op.
pressed peoples all over the
world to look to us for guidance
and leadership, we are fully
aware, that the decisions made
now by the United States and
the other United Nations will
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-13

have far reaching consequences
on the future of all mankind.
One of the many questions
facing you, MIR. President, to-
gether with the other leaders of
the United Nations, is the ques-
ton of Trst tTrieste) and the
whole Julian March. Many OF.
us come directly from the said
provinces, while others of us
are their descendants of Ameri-
can birth. Many of us have actu-
ally experienced the oppression
and brutality before and during
the Fascist regime of Italy and
upon reading the newspapers
and listening to the radio COM
mentators in regard to Trst and
the Julian March, we cannot
help but feel, that a great in
justice is being contemplated
against the Slovene and Croa-
tian people of those regions, who
were simply handed over to
Italy as a reward after the first
World War.
That part of the country has
been first settled and inhabited
by Slavs' (Slovenes and Croa-
tians) centuries ago. The pres
ent city of Trst (Trieste) for in
stance, was. a Slovene village as
far back as the twelfth century.
All the public schools, churches
and all cultural life, prior to the
annexation to Italy in 1913, were
Slovene and Croatian except
in the few larger cities. At that
time less than one per cent of
the rural population spoke or
were Italian.
| Today, after period of over
l25 years of brutal oppression,
Eatrocities . and concentration