davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-17

ia in komponista Ivana Kaval-
dzijeva ze rs. augusta krenili ma
pot po Jugoslaviji, da pesmijo
navezejo stike z nami. Ustavili
so Sc najprej v Beogradu, kjer
SO dali diva koncerta, nato pa so
obiskali Sc Novi Sad, Subotico,
Osijek in Zagreb. Ljubljana je
zadnja postaja njihove poti po
Jugoslaviji.
Ma ljubljanski postaji so spre-
jeli zakasnele goste zastopniki
nasega Radia in tiska, XII so Jim
izrekli prisreno dobrodoslico.
Nato so Sc odpeljali v Union,
kjer so Sc komaj utegnili preob-
leei in mimogrede popiti koza-
rec vode, ze jih je dirigent klical
ma oder, saj Sc je zaeetek kon-
Gem zakasnil re "a cello uro.
Spet so Ljubljancani prisluh-
Mill zivi pesmi bratskega bolgar-
skega naroda. Clanice zbora
"Rosna kitka" so prisle ma oder
v pestrih narodnih nosah in so
81 ze prvo pesmijo, naso himno
"Hej Slovani" osvojile VISA srca
v dvorani. Kljub temu, da so ia
dan peli ze v Zagrebu in da Sc
MISC utegnili spociti po naporni
voznji, so sli ma oder S tistim
pogumom, XII Sc ne ustrasi napo-
ra in nobenih ovir, ko gre "a IL
polnitev dolznosti. Zapeli so
nam partizanske in narodne pc
smi, nabrane sirom cele Bolga-
rije, v sumenu in Start Zagori, v
Dobrudzi in Slivnu. Z6vsako Pc
sem so bill zbor in soisti Trio
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mejne crte in so morali veeino-
ma bravo preplavati.
" Lnbjani Sc je zbrala dru-
ga Iubljanska delovna brigada
in odsla sekat drva " Bohinj, da
Ljubljancani v blizajoci Sc zini
ne bodo zmrzovali. Ia brigada
je razdeIena ma osem bataljo-
nov in broji mad tisoc mladeni-
cev in mladenk, mad Is let sta
rib. Hotel Zlatorog je prirejen
"a stanovanje tenn mladim dr.
varjem, med katerimi so zasto-
pani vsi sloji.
v nedeljo 2. septembra Sc je
zbralo II, 900 Ljubljaneanov "a
prostovoljno nedeljsko delo. Po-
dirali so bunkerje, zasipali jar
ke, cistili ceste in zbirali stare
zelezo.
Borovniska mladina je ine1a
svoj dan. Delali so "a obnovitev
svoje porusene vasi Borovnice.
Mladina v Kocevju je v nede-
ljo zbrala "a diva in pol vagona
starega zeleza.
V Gradacu v Bell Krajini so
Sc mladinci odlocili, da pokosijo
travnik, pripadajoc druzini, XII
je bila ubita pri bombardiranju
vasi. Pridruzili so Sc Jim tudi
starejsi moski. Mladinke pa so
seno susile in grabile.
Mladina iz vasi Postaje pri
Semicu Sc je oh treh zjutraj od-
pravila v vas Kleee, kjer so bill
pref naseljeni Kocevarji. Sedaj
obdeluje m a d in a zapusceno
zemljo. V enem dnevu je mladin-
ska delovna ceta pozela sedem
velikih njiv ovsa, ga povezala in
spravila pod streho. Ker pri-
manjkuje vprezne Irvine, so
naladinke ma hrbtih nosile po-
vezane snope po pol ure dalec -.
IL navedenih izcrpkov je raz-
vidno, da Slovenija vstaja od-
loene in samozavestno ter da il
prednjaci mladina z navduse-
MEM in konstruktivnim delom.
"Nova Doba," glasilo ABB.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-17

slovenskega leposlovja cd zu-
paneica do Finzgarja, Preziha,
Miska Kranjca in mnogih mlaj-
sih. Literarni prispevki bodo
,prav tako slikali bralcem zivlje-
nje zadnjih stirih let, ko je slo-
venski narod prezivljal najstra-
snejsa obdobja svoje zgodovine.
Koledar DO bogato ilustriran.
Prinesel DO umetniske risbe mai
vidnejsih slovenskih slikarjev-
partizanov. Tudi te umetniske
risbe bodo erpale svojo snow il
narodno osvobodilne borbe Slo-
vencev.
Mnogo DO zlasti informative
mega gradiva, IL katerega Sc DO
elovek lahko poueil o vsem, kar
ga zanima. Koledar DO prinesel
fotografije najvidnejsih vodite-
ljev Jugoslavije in Slovenije,
kakor tudi najvidnejsih kultur-
nih delavcev Slovenije. V rubri-
XII: 'Iz Sovjetske zveze'' Sc bodo
bralei lahko poueii o vsem, kar
je ustvarila in ustvarja mogoe-
ma zascitnica malih narodov-
Sovjetska zveza.
Ker imajo odbori OF in MOO
stik ljudstvom, jih prosimo, da
povedo ljudstvu O izidu nasega
Koledarja ter jim pojasnijo, ka-
ko potreben je Koledar v vsaki
slovenski hisi.
Ker nosi Koledar naslov: Ko-
ledar Osvobodilne fronte, mora
postati res last vsakogar, XII je
pristas Osvobodilne fronte slo-
venskega naroda.
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DruStveni kOledar
/ 8 4 5

y & .
81. oktobra, nedelja. - Cerk-
nisko jezero - pies v SID.
70. oktobra, nedelja. - Koncert
pevskega zbora "skrjancki"
v Slovenskem drustvenem do
mu ma Recher Ave.
28. oktobra, nedelja. - Dram.
drustvo "Ivan Cankar" vpri-
zori igro "Vrazja vdova" ma
odru Slovenskega narodnega
donna ma St. Clair Ave.
%. oktobra, nedelja. - Betsy
Ross A.F.U. - pies v SID.
8. novembra, sobota. - Pies
podruznice st. Al S. 4. T., v
Slov. del. domu ma Waterloo
Road
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-17
Novice IL
'Jugoslavije
KOIEDAR OSVOBODILNE
FRONTE

Ljubljanski list "Ljudska pra-
viea," z dne 8. septembra priob-
cuje sledeee:
Slovenski knjizni zavod v
Ljubljani namerava izdati "a le-
to 1916 representative koledar.
Zaradi pestrosti in bogate vse-
bine bo Koledar "a slovenski
knjizevni trg nekaj edinstvene-
ga.
V Koledarju bodo politicni
clanki in razprave najvidnejsih
MOI slovenskega javnega zivlje-
MIA. v elankih DO obravnavana
zgodovina Osvobodilne fronte
slovenskega naroda cd zaeetka
narodnega upora do danasnjih
dni. Zgodovina DO obravnana z
dveh gledise: S politicnega in
vojaskega. To Sc pravi, da bo
sleherni bralec lahko il ten
clankov crpal vse, kar mora clo-
vek danes vedeti O velicastni
borbi slovenskega naroda.
Prav tako DO Koledar prinesel
izcrpno zgodovino politicnega
zivljenja in narodno osvobodil-
ne borbe ostalih narodov Jugo-
slavic.
Koledar bo zaradi svoje aktu-
alne vsebine lahko sluzil kot uc-
benik aktivistom Osvobodilne
fronte, kakor tudi tistin lju-
dem, XII Sc o delu Osvobodilne
fronte il kakrsnega koli vzroka
MISC mogli dovolj pouciti. Sluzil
DO pa seveda tudi tistim, XII bodo
iskali MEM kakrsnih koli po-
datkov zivljenju slovenskega
naroda in narodov Jugoslavije
v poslednjih stirih letih.
Poster in bogat DO zlasti lite
rarni del Koledarja. V MEM bo-
do sodelovali najvidnejsi vrhovi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-17

Jugoslavije. V poroeilih il Lon
dona smo citali, da Jugoslavija
ne pusti ameriskih in drugih
inozemskih reportejev v dezelo.
Potem pa je jugoslovanski de-
legat, XII je prisostvoval konfe-
renci Zdruzenih narodov v San
Francisco, povedal, da so jugo-
slovanske oblasti vabile ameri-
ske reporterje v Jugoslavijo, to-
da jih zavezniski Anglezi ne pu-
ste preko meje -.
Pozneje smo eitali, da je pri-
slo nekaj inozemskih reporter
Jew Jugoslavijo in 'da jim je.
marsal Tito priporoeil, da maj
poroeajo il Jugoslavije, kar koli
hoeejo, da DO le resnieno. Svo-
bodno da porocajo tudi O razme-
rah, XII Sc Jim zde graje vredne.
Pa spet nismo eitali nikakih po-
rocil il Jugoslavije, in ugibamo,
&c veliki kapitalisticni listi TAXA
porocila zadrzujejo, ali "prijaz-
nj angleski zavezniki" prepreeu-
jejo reporterjem odposlanje po-
rocil y Ameriko ali Jim zabra-
njujejo prehod meje IL Jugosla-
vie -.
Nekoliko sc nam je zasvetilo
il porocila clevelandskega re-
porterja Mr.. Andriee, poslano il
Trsta, XII omenja, da je izvedel,
da zavezniki (po vecini Angle
zD, XII drze okupaciji Trst in
del Primorske, ne. puste preko
okupaeijske mejne erte nobene-
ga reporterja, XII je bill v Jugo-
slaviji. cudno, da nasi "prijate-
Iii" Anglezi ne puste ocividcem
inozemskim reporterjem pove-
dati svetu, kako "crno" je vse v
Jugoslaviji, &c je res tako erno,
kot kricijo Anglezi in tisti, XII
"a mimi capljajo. Nam Sc zdi,
da Sc v tenn grmovju skriva We
lik niger -.
Pa je nedavno po nekih potih,
XII jih Anglezi MISC mogi zabari-
kadirati, vendar dospelo il Slo-
venije v Ameriko nekaj sloven-
skin listov. Vas poro6evalec je
dobil v kratek pregled en- Htis
tednika "Mladina," hi izhaja v
Ljubljani in XII je glasilo ''zyeze
mladine Slovenije." Il vsebine
lista dina zivljenje, odlocnost,
brezmejno zaupanje v novo Ju-
goslavijo brez -kralja in zavest,
da DO dezelo spravilo ma noge h
pozrtvovalno delo. L. znacilnih
clankov, XII SO v omenjeni, z.
septembra 1945 datirani stevilki
priobceni, SO povzeti sledeci "a
nimivi izcrpki:
Ma Jesenicah Sc je |. in 2. sep
tembra vrsilo slavic, katerega
Sc je udelezilo mad 10000 oseh,
med mimi okrog 5000 Primor-
cev in go Koroscev; slednjim
4angleSki zavezniki' MISC ptasti-
iii prekoracenja okupacijske
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OBISK BOLGAROV
v LJUBLJANI

Ljubljanski list "Ljudska pra-
vica'' poroca dne 8. septembra
sledece:
Zagrebski vlak nam je veeraj
prvic po vojni pripeljal bolgar-
ske goste. Zastopniki move de-
mokraticne Bolgarije, zenski
pevski zbor "Rosna kitka" in
clani narodnega orkestra Radia
Sofia so pod vodstvom dirfgen-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-17
ZAKAJ Sc NAM TO
PRIKRNA?

Pc pisanju zagrizeno protislo-
vanskega casopisja v Angliji in
v nasi republiki nj v Jugoslaviji
nikake svobode in je tudi druga-
&c vse narobe. In po nedoumni
modrosti Anglezev, teh kristal-
no cistih varuhov prave demo-
kraciie, sc sme in more to svetu
pripovedovati lie liz inozemstva,
predvsem IL Rima, Londona in
Pariza, nikakor pa il Jugosla-
vie same.
v italijanskem pristaniseu
Bariju so polna skladisca pisem
il Slovenije in Jugoslavije, ka-
tere naslovljenci Ameriki zelj-
no cakajo. Tam so tudi ogromni
kupi slovenskih easopisov, ma
menjeni v Ameriko, XII ne more
jo naprej. Zakaj? Vprasajte An
gleze, XII tam gospodarijo. -.
Mi, XII ne razumemo angleske-
ga sistema "demokracije," bi
mislili, da bi svet dobil najbolj-
Sc informacije razmerah Ju-
goslaviji liz tamkajsnjih casopi-
SOW in Sc posebno il pisem tam
zivecih ljudi njihovim sorodni-
kom v Ameriko. Ali Sc "demo-
kraticni" Anglezi bojijo, da pi
svet kaj izvedel il nepobarvane-
ga jugoslovanskega vira -.
Tu in tam pride v Ameriko
kako pismo IL Jugoslavije, in 81
GER strogo~ cenzurirano, ne cd
jugoslovanskih, ampak cd "a
vezniskih, skoro izkljucno an
gleskih oblasti. In slisali smo
cello, da imajo Anglezi "a GEN.
zorje najete il Jugoslavije po-
begle Getnike, domobrance in
kvizlinge. ce je to res, potem 81
lahko predstayljamo, kaka uso-
da zadene pisma, XII povedo kaj
dobrega o novi Jugoslaviji. Cen
zorski pecati so v angleseini in
italijanscini. In nam ne gre "
glavo, zakaj je posta IL zavezni-
ske drzave Jugoslavije, name
njena v zaveznisko Ameriko,
cenzurirana cd angleskih zavez-
nikov in italijanskih porazen-
cev. Kako pravieo inaajo nasi
bivsi sovrazniki, porazeni Itali-
iaai, cenzurirati posto Jugoslo-
vanov, namenjeno ameriskim
drzavljanom? ? Mi tega ne more
mo in ne moreno razunaeti !.
II porazene in po zaveznikih
qkupirane Italije. prihaja posta
Y Ameriko, ia zavezniske Igo-
slavic pa ne, ker je ''polozena
ma police" nekje Italiji. Kaka
pravica in demokracija je to?
Mi Sc cudino
Pred casona srno Sc cudili, "a
kaj ameriski 6asniski poroce-
valci, ki jih je polno po Evropi,
nicesar ne porocajo direktno il
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-17

LIBERATION" je ine revije. XII jo je zdal Zdru-
zeni odbor Amerikancev juznoslovanskega porekla.
Vsebuje preko 100 silk IL borbe jugoslovanskih
rodov svoo svobodo. najveS il nase Slovenije CT
tati bi jo moral vsa Sovenec in jo shraniti spo
min. Cena il je 50 centov in Sc dobi uradu Enako-
pravnost, 623l St. Clair Ave.. Cleveland 8, Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-17
GRAND CANYON

Since John Wesley .PeWen naMgat-
ed the Colorado River in 1889, thou
sands have gone ITO the Grand Cans
yOF, in Arizona to marvel at its
grandeur and enjoy the thrills of
hlrro trips into the gorge. Plane
trips have added ta.thA res0rt' S pop
tal4rity. Grand Canae0n IS anc1her
exhihit Of our Na4fCnsa Wealsh be-
hind Victory Bondn s
Y. s. Treasury Department
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-09

the board of elections office to vote
Nov. 6 in the off-year election.
E. T. Weakley, chief clerk of the
election board, said 5000 registered
on the final day last year. He said
approximately 5000 had registered
since the primary election Aug. IA
Registrations last January to-
tailed 109,133, and qualifiers be-
tween that time and last August
were negligible.
Normal registration total for
Dayton before the war was about
$4,000 voters, he pointed out, and
that total in recent years has been
as low as $4,000. The gap in normal
registration totals can be traced tc
voters who show up only for presi-
Dental elections, or for governor
presidential elections.
Dayton's swollen wartime regis
tration represents thousands of
workers at it's war plants and air
fields. The wartime total is expect
ed to drop sharply in the next year
or so, reaching an approximation
of the prewar totals.
Those persons who had to regis
ter to be eligible to vote Nov. 6 were
in four groups: Those who have
changed their names since the last
election; those who will become of
age by Nov. 6; those who have not
voted in the last two general elec-
tions, and those who have moved
from one precinct to another.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-09
JAY-WALk BAN HELPS
REDUCE TRAFFIC TOLL

Dayton's new pedestrian safety
ordinance is responsible for the
city's reduced traffic accident tota
for the first nine months of 1916,
Harry S. Malone, Dayton Safety
council traffic chairman, declared
yesterday.
The nine-month accident total,
Malone said, is 1,797 as compared to
1872 for the same period in 1914.
Malone said decrease in the
number of traffic accidents has
been noted since the ordinance be
came effective June l.
Warning there now is tendency
for pedestrians to ignore the law
and cross against the lights, Ma
lone insisted the ordinance should
be followed to the letter."
Malone also discussed safety
council affairs, announcing Judge
Carl V. Weygandt of the Ohio su-
preme court and Miss Margaret
Woolverton of the National Safety
council will appear at the councils
annual meeting Oct. 20 at the Bit
more hotel.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-09
WHEREFORE university
establishes CHILD
DEVELOPMENT CENTER

Wilberforce University takes a
distinctly progressive step in
planning for a Child Development
Center, which opened October 1,
1916. The new program will oper-
ate under the administration of
Professor Jimsiana Brassfield,
Head of the Home Economics De-
partment, Professor Anne OH.
Williamson, Head of the Depart
ment of Elementary Education and
Mrs. Virginia j. Thomas, especially
trained in the area Of childhood
education, as supervisor in charge
DR.. Wesley, President of Wilber-
force University, stated that the
concepts of the home and the school
would be brought together in an
educational process. The program
will be conducted in a laboratory
comprising children of the Nursery
School and Kindergarten G e
groups. Here students, in training
as teachers, will find concrete stu
ations for interpreting and solving
the problems arising in their theo-
retical courses. Child study will be
further implemented by the CO.
operative endeavers of the Depart
ments Of Psychology and Educa-
tion.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-09
CLAIM JOB jim CROW
IN Agriculture DEPT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 (ANP)
Criticism is being leveled at the
department of agriculture for al
legged discrimination against Negro
workers who are being transferred
from other agencies closing down
because of the emergency's end.
Declaring that there are specific
instances where Negro applicants
holding ratings in the professional
grade have been referred to agri-
culture only to be told no vacancies
exist in that grade, local news
papers and organizations are in
teresting themselves in the case.
It is said that white applicants
of professional grade are being ac-
cepted while Negroes following
right behind those whites are told
no vacancies exist in that particu-
lar grade. They then, according
to the reports, are offered jobs at
a lower rate and in a different
classification.
The difference in grades controls
the differences in pay grades. The
lowest professional grade is P-1,
which is an $1,000 per annum job.
P-2 rates up to $4,000 and P-3 be-
gins at $4,000. Majority of Negro
workers are in the CAF grade,
which stands for clerical, admin
strative and fiscal, with rates up to
$4,000 per annum for CAF-13, the
highest rating.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-09

OHIOS new j. ). SENATOR
Will BE SWORN IN TODAY
COLUMBUS, Oct. 9.-James w.
Huffman leaves for Washington to-
night where tomorrow he expects
to take office as Ohio's Junior Unit
ed States senator.
Democrat Huffman, who resigned
today as state commerce director
planned to present his commission
to the clerk of the senate soon after
his arrival, and hoped to be sworn
in before noon. He was accompanied
by his wife and children, Jimmy, g.
and Peggy, 18.
A check of Ohio's election laws
today revealed that Huffman, who
succeeds Supreme Court Judge Har.
old H. Burton, will serve until Dec
Is next year. This is approximately
a month longer than it generally was
anticipated he would serve.
The general impression was that
Huffman would serve until his sue.
cessor is elected and qualified al
the November election next year anc
his commission was made out under
such an impression. It generally
takes about two weeks after elec.
zion day for the official vote to gel
in to the secretary Of state and g
winner officially declared.
Thus, it generally was accepted
that Huffman's successor would
qualify by taking the oath about
the third week in November, giving
the short-term senator about six
weeks to serve. If a senator is
elected for the short term, he will
thus get to serve only a little more
than two weeks-from Dec. Is
1916, to Jan. 3, 1947-when the reg
ular six-year-term senator takes
over.
The original commission pre-.
sented to Huffman today by Gov
Frank J. Lausche, who announced
the appointment Sunday, stated he
would serve until his successor hac
been elected and qualified under
provisions of Ohio law.
"A second commission stating that
his term would end on Dec. Is, after
the definite date had been ascer.
tanned. This commission he expects
to frame and hang in his office.
A special law fixing the definite
date for the term of an appointed
U. S. senator was enacted in 1914
but is not believed it ever was ad.
hered to, elected successors taking
office as soon as their election haC
been declared official.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-09
LOCAL TRAVELLERS AID RE0RGAN|zES

AN Ivy WA A&FSASAo . ~AAo Nv
ciety moved from the Family Wei
fare Association to quarters at 143
So. Wilkinson st. on Monday, Octo-
Der 9th. These quarters, located
within a block of the Union Rail
road Station, are the property of
the Goodwill Industries and have
been given rent free for temporary
period until such time as other Of
flee space becomes available.
Travellers Aid Service in Dayton
originally was given through a de-
partment of the YWCA and it was
he latter organization which,
throughout the country, was the
parent and sponsor of the Travellers
Aid program. Following the separa-
ton of this program from the
YWCA, the organization was a
separate unit until the thirties when
during the depression period, it
again became department, this
time the work being taken over by
the Family Welfare Association.
With the anticipation Of increased
migrancy and recognition of the
problems that may develop for NOV
ing people during the postwar
period, separate agency was again
provided for in May 1945 through
the cooperation of the Community
Chest and the Council of Social
Agencies.
The Dayton society joins a chain
of organizations, including approx
mately 100 other locally operated
societies throughout the country
and several hundred USO-Travel-
ers Aid units and cooperating rep
resentatives in offering appropriate
service to moving people. The serv-
ice is available to all without regard
o race, color or creed.
Services include an individualized
Information and direction service,
travel service and help with other
more complicated personal prob
lens, including financial assistance
and a referral to other community.
agencies. Services available to Day.
tonians include travel service to
children, aged, handicapped and in
experienced persons, and help
through member agencies to local
persons who are in difficulties away
from home.
Acting to integrate and correlate
the services of the member societies
is the National Travellers Aid Asso-
citation which was organized in 1917
in New York. The National Associa-
tion also is responsible for research
and study in relation to the prob
lem of transiency and migrant
youth.
Mr.. Harry S. Winer is President
of the Board of Directors; Mrs.
Fern J. Blose, vice-president; Mrs.
Wilbur Cotton, secretary; and Mr..
Lawrence M. Nathan is treasurer.
Other members are Mr.. Walter
Rum Hon oStor. CociI Mrs Ellic
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-09
1000 VOTE REREGISTER
HERE ON THE LAST DAY

In one of the lightest last-day
registrations on record, only 1000
Daytonians qualified yesterday at