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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01
Samo enkrat ma leto

ze naslov pove, da samo en-
krat ma leto ina drustvo Cle-
veland st. 1926 SNPJ svojo pies
no veselico. Tudi letos sc bono
prav po domace zavrteli in to VI
soboto, 2. marca v Slovenskem
narodnem domu ma St. Clairju.
Veste, to DO pustna sobota,
cato pa nj vec kot prav, da pri-
dete vsi clani in prijatelji nase-
ga drustva "Cleveland" in Sc
prav po domace razveselite.
Zadnji teden sem ma St. Clair
Ave. srecala nekaj mojih znank,
XII so me vprasale, &c bono pri
nasemu drustvu res imeli vese-
lico ma pustno soboto samo "a
clane in clanice. Kaj Sc, sem
jim nitro zatrjevala - ia ve-
selica je "a prav vse nase clane,
prijatelje in prijateljice, pa tu-
di We pridite, da bo cim bolj
lustno. Obljubile so, da pridejo
pa seboj bodo tudi druge pri-
peljale, zato ste lahko sigurni,
da zalostnih src ne boste sli do
NOV. Zabava DO fletna, korajza
ma visku in vse sc bo vrtelo.
Glede dobrot tega sveta, pa
ne bonn prav mic posebej ONE
njala, vas Sc enkrat vse cd kra-
ia povabim, in sc boste kar sa-
mi prepricali, da je zabava bila
neprekosljiva, &c Sc boste ude-
lezili. Torej sc vidimo jutri ve-.
GER Slovenskem narodnem do
mu ma st. Clairju!
Mary Klemencie.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01

'Cankarjevi igralci vabijo

Cleveland, O.. - Ia igra DO
podana ma odru S. N, Donna ma
st. Clair Ave. v nedeljo, 3. mar
ca, po dramaticnem drustvu
'Ivan Cankar". Ia skupina MOI
in zena, fantov in deklet, je ze
nestetokrat priskocila ma po-
moe "a razlicne dobrodelne ma
meme raznim ustanovam.
Skozi zadnja stiri leta je
dramsko drustvo Ivan Cankar
igralo "a pomozno akcijo in
SANS. Sedanja igra 'Micki je
treba moza", pa DO podana "a
pomoc v sklad "a otrosko boil
nisnico v SloveniI. v bolj pie
meniti namen, kot sc gre "a
otrosko bolnisnico, bi igralci
dramskega drustva Ivan Can
kar ne mogli igrati. Zato jim
gre ze v naprej najlepsa zahva-
la. Mi vsi pa jih nagradimo S
tenn, da napolnimo dvorano Slo-
venskega narodnega donna. Pri-
,cetek igre je Oh $3.50 popoldne.
Zvecer DO pies, "a katerega igra
John Pecon's orkester.
Je pa Sc nekaj drugega v ne
deljo popoldne, kar Sc ne SINE
prezreti. Mr.. Shirley Braith-
waite, kateri je pred par lett
napravil krasno sliko "Sloveni-
ia" ma zastorju v avditoriju S.
N. Donna, je naslikal tudi emo
zelo lepo sliko, katero je poda-
ril v pomoc "a otrosko bolnisni-
co V Sloveniji. Slika je sedaj ma
ogledu v izlozbenem oknu pi-
sarne Augusta Kollandra. Mr..
Shirley Braithwaitu pa izreka
odbor prisrcno zahvalo "a dar.
Nedelja 3. marca je pustna
nedelja. Zato ne DO nikomur
skodilo, ako Sc ia dan vsi prav
posteno nasmejemo. Zraven pa
imamo zavest, da smo S prisot-
nostjo pomagali najbolj potreb-
nemu skladu, "a katerega sc je
Sc kdaj darovalo.
Ia podruznico stew. 80 SANS
John Pollock
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01
ME!STNE
NOVICE
HIMEN

Jutri Sc bosta porocila Miss
Frances Javoanik, heerka MIR. in
Mrs. John Javornik, 1924 Ar
cade Ave, itrMr. William Dele
Ian. Poroka Sc bo vrsila OBJ 8.
uri zjutraj v cerkvi sv. Vida.
r V cerkM Sg. Imena ma Broad
way Sc bosta sjutri porocila 1t.
John ]. Zupancic, $50 E. 236 St.,
XII je prisel domov ma 40-dnevni
dopust iz Kitajske, in Miss Mar
garet Vichich, 1914 Rosewood
Ave. v armadi Sc nahaja tri le-
ia in diva meseca. Po poroki Sc
bosta podalas ma zenitovanjsko
potovanje, nato Sc DO zenin pa
vrnil " vojaSko sluzbo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01
RAZPIS SLU ZBE
OSKRBNIKA

SLOW. drust. donna, 2O713 Re-
cher Ave., Euclid, o. V smislu
pravil Sc razpisuje sluzba
oskrbnika vsako leto. Use pros
ME Sc mora poslati urad do
ma do Is. marca 1916. Mesecna
plaza $500. Prosto stanovanje,
luc, plin in gorkota. Upravicen
je vloziti prosnjo vsak delnicar
in delnicarka, XII ina zmoznost
voditi ia posel. Direktorij drust-
venega donna 81 pridrzuje vse
pravice, da lahko odobri ali IL
premeni pogoje.
Direktorij
SLOW. drustvenega donna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01
KIDD PREDNJACI?

Mnogokrat slisimo in citamo o
narodnem prednjastvu v Ameri-
XII. Tega nj! Vsaka narodnost je
doprinesla svoj delez danasnji
Ameriki. Stvarno je opisano v
knjigi "A Nation of Nations" XII
je najnovejse delo nasega anne
risko-slovenskega poznanega in
spostovanega pisatelja Louis
Adarnica. Knjigo Sc dobi tudi v
urednistvu Enakopravnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01
vsGlka dportna prirsdba
v 1nestnsm avditoriju

e Nocoj, OBJ 6. uri Sc DO v NEST
mem avditoriju otvorila velika
sportna priredba, pri kateri bo-
do sodelovali sportni campijoni
IL Zedinjenih draw in Kanade.
Razstava bo v teku deset dni in
kazalo Sc DO raznovrstno yuma
|njo oprerno in orodje, S kate
rim bodo campijoni proizvajali
razne igre.
"Top Hat" je eampijon ziva-
| Ii, XII jih DO kot posebnost raz-
stavila Cleveland Rabbit and
|'Cavy Breeders druzba. Dewey
ISatterfield DO svojimi psmi-
Ivodniki, katere sc izuri "a spre-
Imljevalce slepcev, predstavil
svoje trenirane skupine psov
Husky in Malemute v predsta-
vi arkticnih kozuhov in orozj ja.
Don Northey in Don Stone, var
nostna direktorja Ameriskega
rdecega kriza, bosta demonstri-
Irala razne drzne skoke iz kro-
va oolna. Pravi Indijanci v ma
rodnih nosah z malcki bodo tu-
di podali svoj delez, da DO raz-
stava tembolj zanimiva.
Forest Hill Model Yacht Club
in Cleveland Model Yacht Club
boste tudi imeli svojo razstavo
raznih modelov eolnov.
Razstava bo v teku nocoj cd
Is. do 11:30 ure zvecer, nato pa
dnevno cd 1. do II 80 ure skozi
do 10. marca posebno razsta-
vo "tank-and-platform" oh 3:15
in SIS dnevno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01
"Micki je treba 1noza"

Cleveland, O. - Tako pravi
avtor narodne veseloigre, Vim
ko Korze in dramski zbor "Ivan
Cankar" je sprejel njegov ukaz
ma ,znanje ter preskrbel Micki
moza, da DO zenitovanje Re ma
pustno nedeljo, 3. marca v Slo-
venskem narodnem domu ma St.
Clair Ave. Ma tel svatbi bodo
imeli besedo vsi veseli ljudje,
XII spadajo k Cankarjevi druzi-
nj, najbolj vesela DO pa Mic
ka (Olga Marn), ker DO dobi1a
moza, kakrsnega 81 je sama "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01
Prieetek kampanje "a sklad
Rdeceua kriza

Danes Sc pricne v Cuyahoga
okraju kampanja Ameriskega
rdecega kriza "a zbrati skupaj
sklad v vsoti 81, ,6O8,00O, kar je
doloceno "a mas okraj. Pc cell
Ameriki pa sc ina zbrati skupaj
sto milijonov. Kampanja traja
skozi cell mesec v marcu. Pomen
Ameriskega rdecega kriza je da-
mes bolj .znan vsakomur, kot je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01
PREVZELA GOSTILNO

Dobro poznana Victor Schnel-
Ter in Mike Kocjan, XII je v Col
linwoodu vodil gasolinsko po-
.stajo, sta prevzela gostilno cd
Antona Jansa ma 1897 E. SIS st.
Prijazno vabita prijatelje in
znance ma obisk. Postregla bo-
sta vedno najboljso pijaco in
okusnim prigrizkom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01
II BOLNIsNHCE

Mrs. Jennie Gorjup, 1852
Westropp Ave., Sc. je vrnila il
bolnisnice ma svoj dom, kjer 10
prijateljice sedaj lahko obisee-
jo. Zahvajuje Sc vsem, XII so jo
v bolnisnici obiskali, poslai
cvetlice in darila ter voscilne
karte.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01
Zqlosi Sc moi

John Kavcic, XII je bival ma 1904
E. 167 St., Cleveland, Ohio, in
sicer v teku 10 -dneh radi zelo
vazne zadeve. &c kdo We zanj,
je prosen, da mi sporoci Ge Sc
Sc nahaja ma doticnemu naslo-
WI. - SIMON CALICO, Ex-
port, Pa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01

lSelela, prauega lasan jskega Ja-
neza (Joain EehD. hri pne1edu
nanj, il aaar srce zaigra od ra-
dosti. ~. ;.',.. = .@'.s..7 I .
In TAXA diva bosta 3znala pre-
;mestfti pse owire, katere jima,
stavi ma pot njen oce, Matevz,
Goriean NRudy Widmar). Kak-
fsnih sredstev in lazi Sc bostai
posluzevala pri tenn, Sc mora vi
deti lie ma lastne oci in slisatil
lie ma lastna usesa. Lahko Sc
dodam, da' VISA sluzinoad de ma
Mickini strani, posebno pa Sc
dekla Ursa (Jos. Levstik).
De ia imena pridajo, da bodo
vloge v dobrih rokaih pod skrb-
no rezijo Widmarjevo. Ia te1ni
pride ma vrsto veliko nasih do
brih znancev kot: Eppich, FIR.
Kokal, Frank Plut, Joyce Cor
she, Katherine Jurman, Vera
Grm, John Evatz in drugi.
Nase dobre znanke Josie Moe
mix, Frances Tic, Ivanka Shift
frer in Kati Bradac imajo ved-
no .kake smesne vloge in v tej
igri tudi ne bodo zaostajale.
Frank Kokal DO prekosil sam
sebe v budalosti. Igral bo NAM
rec "omejenega" Mickin e ga
snubca.
Zopet so med nami Grmovi
fantje in z mimi je prisla ma
oder vsa veselost, katero so ma
vadno nudili svojo prijazno
osebnostjo in S svojim vablji-
vim igranjem. Kjer so Grmovi,
je povsod veselje donna. Dobro-
dosli med nami Milan, Alphonse
in Rudy in glejte, da vas ne DO
2manjkalo pri nobeni nasi prize
ditvi! Al We povedati kako prav
mu je prisla slovenscina v Mem
ciji. Ko so bill slovenski ujetni-
XII osvobojeni po Amerikancih
so cd veselja kar ponoreli. Ame-
rikanci sami jih MISC mogli po-
miriti in kapitan je moral po-
klicati AL Grma ma pomoc, da
je fantom raztolmacil kaj Sc je
zgodilo. Ko so Slovenci zaslisa-
Ii, da govori slovensko, so kar
obstai in ga pazno poslusah,
kar jim je incl povedati. Nato
Jim je igral ma harmoniko in
veselili SO pc in plesaI pozno v
noe. II 7tega je razvidnos : kako
zelo koristni in potrebni znajo
biti povsod tt nasi fantje. V ne
|deljo jih boste imeli zopet ~pri-
liko videti in slisati.
Vse "Cankarjeve" posetnike
pa Sc prosi, da ne zamudijo te
zabavne komedije in pridejo v
S. N. Dom v nedeljo popoldne.
A g
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01
ALI SLABO SuSiTE?

Pridite k nam in poskusite
brezplacno novi Zenith Radio
mic pripomocek "a sluh. Ma IT,
soce oseb 81 ga je ze nabavile
in zdaj ne morejo biti brez
MEGA.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01

bill pred lett. Zato Sc pri6akuje,
da DO vsakdo storil svojo dol
znost in prispeval v ta na1nen,
30 svoii znoznosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01
Janko N. Rogelj,
y i,,ae,,M socMtia
in ,.snajenja

slovenska zemlja onkraj Stroke
ga oceana nina vec smrtonos-'
mega okupatorja, XII je v sencl
ba!jonetov, vislic in pozarov uni
ceval pridno in dobro slovensko
liudstvo. Prosto in svobodno so
zadihale slovenske gore. Soncni
prameni Sc spet opirajo svojo
mehko toploto ma zitna polja,
XII bodo rodila kruh in hrano.
Nekaljeni in zazeljeni mir Sc je
-naselil v gozdove, loge in Iva:
de, da mir uzivajo tudi ptice in
zivali. Mali in revni clovek sc je
vrnil IL gozdov in skalnega 60
rovja ma porusene, razdejane in
pozgane domove.
Globoke in tezke so rane, XII
so bile silo zadane malemu ma
rodu. Miru, tolazbe in leka je
vreden izmuceni narod, XII je z
golimi rokami zagrabil posast-
mega sovraga ter ga cudezno
premagal. Nj je primere v clo-
veski povestnici, a zgodilo Sc je,
kakor je prerokoval nesmrtni
Ivan Cankar:
"Velikega petka je bilo treba
"a veliko nedeljo; smrti Boga
samega je bilo treba, da je "a
zvonilo in zapelo ponizanemu
cloveku velicastno vstajenje. -
Minila je ma vekomaj crna ma
sa trpljenja, sramote in groze,
zazvonilo je k vecni veliki ma
81 radosti in ljubezni.
Tam je zdaj nasa rodna CRU
da, pretepena in razboleta, sne-
ia kriza pretece in skorajsne
smrti. To borno in skoraj zadu-
seno zivljenje vstaja k novi in
izrazitejsi rasti in razvoju.
Kri nj voda!
Ameriska Slovenija pozna in
cuti to neusahljivo in dragoce-
no kri " svojem srcu, To je
kri nase krvi, XII nj zvodenela.
To so nasi bratje in sestre on
kraj morja, ma katere mas veze
krvno sorodstvo, iskreno prija-
teljstvo in dolgoletne zaobljube.
&c je sorodstvo in prijateljstvo
povezano zaobljubami, potem
dolgujemo nasi rodni zemlji do
loceni narodni davek - vsak
po svoje.
V imenu socutja in usmilje-
MIA bono dali vsak svoj poSten
delez, XII ga nam narekuje srce
in razum.
Slovenski ameriski narodni
svet nabira denarne prispevke
"a otrosko bolnico v Sloveniji.
Da, "a revne, bolehne in hiraj jo-
&c otroke, "a nedolzno in ljubko
deco move in prekaljene Slove-
nije.
Bratje in sestre, kjer koli ste
raztreseni po sirni in daljni
ameriski Sloveniji, povsod Sc
zganite. Delajte, organizirajte,
prosite in nabirajte dolarje "a
uresnicenje te lepe, vzvisene in
clovecanske ideje.
Dramsko drustvo "Ivan Can
kar" v Clevelandu priredi v ne
deljo 3. marca Oh tretji uri po-
poldne igro "Micki je treba mo-
Ia. In to V Slovenskem narod-
mem domu ma St. Clair Ave. Po
igri pies Yes preostanek Cd pri-
reditVe bo izrocen SANSu "a
otrosko bolnico v Sloveniji.
Hvala igralcem in clano m
drustva "a tako sodobno in clo-
vekoljubno odlocitev. Da hi ime-
Ii dosti posner1alcev po vseh
slovenskih' naselbinah v Ameri-
XII.
V imenu socutja in usmilje-
MIA do mladostne Slovenije, XII
isce utehe in zdravja, napravi-
te vase potrebno dolznost, da
placate svoj obljubljeni dolg v
obliki velikodusnega daru.
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WAY SEE
y. BY neil D0DSOn RUSSELL

ABOUT WRITING BOOK Ever since the University Of Mime
regional writing committee kindly decided confer
sOwhp volume this part Of the
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two weeks.
Mrs. Ruth Allen and her tWO
daughters, Margaret and Carol, ar.
rived in Minneapolis on Saturday,
Dec, ~. from Winnipeg. Can. Mrs,
Aliens daughters will spend Christ
mas with their uncle aud aunt (Mrs
Aliens sister,. Mr.. and MrS. b. D.
Young. 2GS0 Fifth Ave. s. Mrs,
Allen went on to visit In Kansas
City, Kan, where she was formerly
a resident, She viii return 10 Min.
nSapolis before the New Year.
Entertain Tribune Girls; Mrs,
Lorraine II, ChivSrs and her dauRh.
ter, Constance, A0l7 Clinton Ave,
s., entertained at the annual Christ.
mas party Of the Star and Tribune
Girls club az the Francis Drake
hotel on Wednesday, Dec, -.
Home for ChrlstmAsi Miss Ruby
Shane Of Evansville, Ind. left Dee,
"a for her home to spend Christmas
vacation. While at the University
Of Minnesota she resided at Com.
stock Hall (women's dormitory).
MIR. Raymond W. Cannon, At.
tornCy, zoos Fifth Ave. s., left
Thursday, Dec. ~. for Columbus,
Ohio. TO attend the general cOnven.
ton Of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity,
Mr., Cannon Ia n past national prsSi.
dent Of the fraternity, he served
az the first editor Of The Sphinx,
official journal Of the organization,
and he was also the first director
Of educational activities, MIR. Can.
non IL expected home on or about
the third Of January.
Mr.. Walter Bush Of West Des
Moinss. Iowa. was the house guest
Of his uncle and aunt, MIR. and MTa,
Atha Howolton. sag Lyndals Ave.
NJ, for u abort visit. Mr.. Bush
left for Iowa on Sunday, Dec. ~.
Miss Thslma Roberts, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mira. LAMAR Roberts,
S740 Fourth Ave. s., IL In Mime
ApoliR TO spend the Yuletids Season,
Miss Roberts IL now a resident Of
Chicago. She arrived on Saturday,
Dec. 81.
In Hospital! Mr.. Joe HArpOls
1907 18th Ave. s., ia In 81. Andrews
hospital whore he will spend . few
days under observation. On Dec
90 he entered the hospital because
Of an infection In the hand.
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sGRarm
M,OfU0u
By R1talIe SoSecE.

The holiday season will be
more crowded with "get-to-
Vethers" this year than Il has
been in quite a long while.
You will be renewing old
friendships and making new
acquaintance, therefore, In ell
things you will want 10 put your
best foot forward.
Now Ia the time to lot your polao,
personality and all the little things
that make you charming work their
special wonders for you, whether
you are attending some one elae'a
party or throwing your own, relax
and forget yourself 20 that you
may be able 10 give rRpt attention
and appreciation 20 other people
Rivct your attention on them and
Il will not matter greatly what
else you do.
What do you bring to a party
IL II anything anyone would want 2
DO you bring pOiSo, beauty, cheer,
freshness, q story, some harmless
gossip or a compliment Surely
you bring something, Anything 10
better than y negative, aloof, do.
taehed, unrCaponSiVe attitude. II
you bring these latter things then
you can be sure Of being left out
the next time.
Conversation Ia. Of course, the
backbone Of any get. together" and
no matter II you are guest or host
eas II Ia up TO you TO do your biz
toward keeping the conversation
going smoothly. Only constant
practice will give you ease when
converting 80 keep trying. The
fine points Of conversations are
things we are always learning and
never quite perfect. Therefore,
never be discouraged by your small
failures.
Il IL q difficult feat TO start
general conversation from q dead
silence but. II Il seems necessary
TO do 80. you can always say, "DId
you notice In the morning paper
that 7" mentioning something
Of general interest. This 10 usual.
ly mn infallibls way 10 start men
talking.
To be honest about awkward mo.
menta Ia the best way 10 overcome
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-12-27

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them. Honesty can be ever 30
amusing and awaken more inter.
est than any amount Of prctense
or tricks and II seems 20 eliminate
stiffness, Honesty will cure any
conversational panic you may feel
and viii usually be so human and
amusing that everyone viii relax
and talk for hours.
In order TO have something TO
talk about Il Ia necessary TO know
what Ia going on In the world.
Any woman, no matter what the
demands on her time, can take two
hours u week. perhaps AiteOn or
twenty minutes at n time, 60 de-
vote TO reading a news magazine.
an amusing magazine. and the
book reviews IN n good national
newspaper,
In order 90 DO q success at any
thing you must honestly like PEG.
pie, Most Of ua do like other peO.
pie but may fear them q little
fear their ridiculc, fear that they
will usurp the advantages we want
for ourselves, or the affections Of
someone We care about, All this
fear IL based on u sense Of inferior.
lty which . certain amount Of train
Ing In correct thinking and acting
will dissolve,
A. this point ! would like 10 get
personal and wish you the very
mSTriSSt Christmas and tho hap
pleAt New Year you have ever
known.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-12-27

progress Of my literary (HI career with such avid in
tent But find myself these days surreputiousy
consulting my watch Al ! enter u room full 8 w
of people clock just how long 1t viii take somebody
o swoop down with the inevitable And how
you getting along with your bookH" My book
to have replaced the weather the opening
topic Of conversation in circles.
The writing entirely NELL RI SSEIL
different from that Of writing novel based imaginative flights Of
fancy doing heonal piece could sit down leisure
knock something without much trouble
Writing and ecstAc pleasure out Of seems
little black words dtata typewriter with book
material dealing with facts there be
infinite dRrdng Of unsuitable material careful wedding out Of
what is At and appropriate.
You MUST John Doakes Mary Coates he Cor she
EXACTLY the kind Of material wRn contact John
Doakes Mary CoSe make appointment and then follow
with personal interview III fifty cent Of the what
John DOakes Cor Mary Cates inadequate unsuitable
for my purposes.
reluctantly report relations "authoes
in the Cities can't be relied for fActua information few Of
them let and petty color their outlook
information add nil
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organization giving exactly opposite and directly contradictory
incident Neither overlooked the
portunty little Rckbng Of the othn
way I'm by
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the in the street the little people the unknowns those who
grind public regulations and The
gathering easy the process I'm
ing surprising things about whole lot Of people
The fellowship hoping thngsomehnR diff
the round of data published with such
ing regularity relations attempting those nice
people something different have standing
Then University Press with advance
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down. upside down book giving the right side reA
tons"
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tell II all in called The Liberal That will shock the founda
domcles
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the Los Angeles Sentinel ehH
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Mrs. Lena Brown and daughter,
$40 N. Avon St., wish their many
friends 4 Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year.
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Mrs. Courtney HilyArd has been
confined TO bed with q severe cold,
but Is now much improved and
active again.
The Social and Literary club Of
Pilgrim Baptist church, which was
to have met Tuesday night, Dee.
II, at the home Of Mrs. George
Wills, 1904 Iglehart, was postponed
to q later date because Of the
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. William williams
Of Kansas City, Kans., left for their
home Wednesday, Dec. IS, after
spending several days as the house
guests Of Mrs. Williams brother
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Kirk. Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Davis, 69S
londo Ave-, entertained their i'm
mediate family at q pre-Christmas
party, Sunday, Dec. %.
The Matinee Bridge club met
Tuesday, Dec. 10, at the home of
Mrs. w. B. Walker, 1857 Sherburne
Ave. First prize at bridge was
won by Mrs. W. A. Hanna; second
by Mrs. James Kirk, Sr.; third by
Mrs. Alonzo Cotton. Mrs. c. w.
Wigington was guest Of the club.
Next meeting with Mrs. Earl s.
Weber, ITO Carroll Ave.
Mrs. e. b. Johnson Of 65S ST..
Anthony Ave, also has as her
house-guest, her daughter Of
Louisville, Kentucky, Miss Eliza
beth Johnson, recording secretary
Of the AKA sorority and head Ii
brarian Of Central high school Of
Louisville. Miss johnson will be
a visitor in the city until the first
Of January.
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-12-27

Monday Schwartz assistant executive director Of the
Minnesota Jewish Council and did joint review Of Margaret Hal
"Color Blind" Of the neculturR
Birth II the a
"COlor Blind" my way Of thinking the logical and
Of the books written far Ncgrohe relations Mrs
Hasey with readable the
from the Would daughter Negoi buga
the famous Stage Door Caneen New York during the
Mrs Hy writes Of what happened when the
effect nodScrimnaton policy and Negro servemen found
Of the few the where they with
courtesy, respect and goodwill.
Mrs. Haseys the Junior Hosesses, 943,
fuore New York when reprinted in the
In paragraph Of the she the girls:
Actually don't believe Of deeply concerned with
Negro intelligence What worries the fear Of You
unconScousy but arrogany that
much without wanting with child
truth while extremely attractive Of
there isn't single Of who's THAT Negro
less than white women you
hearts that description pretty
much intend them respond This especially
eanteen which has hardly points Of resemblance all lonely
mOonlt shrubbery"
IN THE CURRENT COSMOPOLITAN magazine: Gentleman
Agreement" by Laura Hobson The nament story
that Of the challenging released
magazine The Of magazine staff writer assigned
Of features Semitsm
writer the identity Of Jew tells his
Jewish The results plunge him and those him
chaos.
You pick up Of nstament The
story is really just getting started In this issue
1t should cause the Aryan supremists to SquiEge
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days,
mind,
rhind.
'Ances
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