davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17

Komjsija je izjavila, da lahko'
brez p,idrzka rece, da je bila
ogromrA vecina dveh milijonov
ton blsga, ko je dospelo v Jugo-
slavic potom UNRRA-e, ucin-
kovito razdeljena med ljud-.
stvom il. da Sc je~ s tenn brez
dvoma lesilo ma milijone ziv-
ljenj v Jagoslaviji.
clani preiskovalne komisije
so bill polkovnik A, G. Katzin il
Juzne Afrike, C. Hart Schaaf il
Zedinjenih drzav in M. ]. Bur-
ney il Francije.
To komisijo je 3. oktobra ime-
noval generalni direktor UNR-
Rae Fiorello La Guardia, XII je
.narocil. da Sc izvrsi splosna pre-
iskava vseh aktivnosti UNRRA-e
" Jugoslaviji.
Zakljucno porocilo pravi, da
Sc nj naslo nobenih dokazov "a
trditve, ki 50 bile splosno raz-
Airjene v ameriskih casopisih,
do je vlada marsala Tita blago
UNRRA-e rabila "a armada, ali
|da se je pomoc UNRRA-e rabilo
|od strani Wade "a politicne
svrhe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
z GOLIMI ROKAMI
JE UBIL KLOPOTACO

BISBEE, Ariz., 16. OktO-
bra. - Ko je neka zenska
nasla kaco klopotaco v hi
81, je poklicala serifov urad
"a pomoc. Tia je prihitel
pOmOzni Serif John Sharpe,
XII Sc je klopotace najprej
lOtil z metlO, potem pa jo
je pograbil z colo roko "a
vrat in tOliko casa opletal
z njo, da je poginila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
Parkanje ma St. Clairju Sc
uteq1se prepovedati

Ma priporocilo prometnega
komisarja Martina Bleckeja Sc
utegne prepovedati parkanje av-
tomobilov med 7. in 9. uro do
poldne in med 4. in 6. uro po-
poldne ma St. Clair Ave. who'd
no cd Ansel Rd. pa do mestne
meje. Preiskava je namrec do
gnala, da avtomobilisti, XII sto-
je oh straneh'St. Clairja cd An
sci Rd. naprej zelo zadrzujejo
vozove ulicne zeleznice tekom
omenjenih ur, ko je promet ma
visku. Zadevo ina sedaj v ro-
kah varnostni direktor Cele-
breeze, XII bo izrekel 0 stvari
zadnjo besedo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
STEKLO NADOMESTILO
GOSJE PERJE

TOLEDO, O., 16. okt.-Ewens
Corning Fiberglass Corp. izde-
luje move vrste volno il stekla,
XII Sc jo DO v bodoce rabilo v
vzglavnih blazinah "a tiste ljudi,
XII ne morejo trpeti gosjega per-
ia.
Ia steklena volna je re odo-
brena cd American Medical AS
sociation, XII jo priporoca goto-
We vrste bolnikom, XII trpijo ma
alergiji in jim gosje perje sko-
duje. Steklena volna je morgan
ska in ne vsebuje alergicnih pro-
teinov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
MILIJONE NACISTOV
PRIDE PRED SODISCE

BERLIN, 16. okt.-Theodore
E. Hall, eden izmed Sefov "a Jaw
no varnost pri Allied Control
Authority v Nemciji, je dejal,
da bodo Zedinjene drzave, An
glija, Russia in Francija pokli-
Gale pred sodisce okrog sedem in
pol milijona nacijev, kateri bodo
prejeli razlicne kazni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17

Byrnes je dejal, da razume,
kako je clovek tako mocnih ma
zorov kot jugoslovanski podpre-
mier Edward Kardelj mogel pod
vzeti tako akcijo, potem pa je
pristavil, da je cas- najboljsi
zdravnik in izrazil zaupanje, da
DO Jugoslavija po konferenci
sveta zunanjih ministrov v New
Yorku spremenila svoje stalisce.
Byrnes bo jutri zvecer po ,radiju
pOrOcal O kOnferenci
Byrnes Sc je danes z letalom
podal ma pot domov in bo incl
v petek zvecer radijski govor,
v katerem DO porocal o delu mi
rovne konference.
Drzavni tajnik je pred odho-
dom zanikal, da je konferenca
poslabsala mednarodni polozaj.
Rekel je, da so razlike med "a
padnimi in vzhodnimi silami ze
pref obstajale, ma konferenci pa
so postale bolj ocitne, ker. se je
% njih javno diskuziralo.
MOlOtov bO z britsko ladjO
dospel v New York
Polna publiciteta teh razlik je
bila dqbra, je dejal Byrnes, med
tenn ko so mnogi drugi delegati
prepricani, da je publiciteta "a
virala sporazumnost.
Sovjetski zunanji minister je
danes sovjetskim letalom odle-
tel v Southampton, kjer sc vkr-
ca ma parnik Queen Elizabeth"
IS katerim bo potoval v New
York ma konferenco sveta zu-
nanjih ministrov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
NOVA GOSTILNA

V Euclidu sta mlada Sloven-
ca Louis in Mary Lozar prevze-
la gostilno ma 2415O Euclid
Ave., katero bosta vodila pod
imenom Beverley Hills Tavern.
Louis je sluzil Strica Sama sti-
ri leta, ter Sc je bojeval ma
Nemskem skoro dive lett, Mary
je pa hci >poznanih Mr.. in Mrs.
Louis in Mary Roytz, XII vodita
gostilno ma Greenwood Ave.
Priporocata Sc prijateljem "a
obisk novih prostorih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
POGAJANJA IA 90
M1LIJONSKo POSoJILO
cESKI PREKLICANA

WASHINGTON, 16. ok
tobra. - Drzavni depart
ment je nocoj naznanil, da
je ameriska vlada preklica-
la pogajanja "a posojilo
Ceskoslovaski v znesku 80
mill jonov dolarjev in da sc
je tudi ustavil prenos od-
v.snega vojnega bIaga v
vrednosti 40 milijonov do
larjev, XII je bilo doloceno
"a omenjen0 dezelO.
Akcija Sc tolmaci kot po-
nOven dokaz, da so Sc Zed.
drzave odlocile "a "trdo ak
clio" v zunanji politiki.
Uradniki drzavnega de-
partmenta SO dali jasno ra-
zumeti, da so Sc pogajanja
"a financno pomoc Cesko-
slovasAi, XII je bila prva
zrtev nacijske agresi.je v
Evropi, vsled tega prekli-
Gala, ker njeni voditelji
pOdpirajo sovjetsko stall
see, da Zed. drzave rabijo
svoj kredit in posojilno spo-
sobnost "a pospesevanje 60
spodarskega imperijalizma.
Drzavni department pra-
vi, da SO bile take trditve
nedavno objavljene v So
vjetskih in ceskih casopisih
i'm ma m:rovni kOnferenci v
Parizu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
H 1 M e N

HI Nj f. N
V soboto, 10. oktobra sc bo-
sta porocila v cerkvi sv. Vida
oh 8. uri zjutraj, Miss Julia
Anne Konjar in Mr.. Nicholas
Sayatovic. Nevesta je hci Mr..
in Mrs. Jacob Konjar il 1249 E.
81 St., zenin je pa sin Mrs. Say
atovic il Collinwooda. Sorodni-
XII in prijatelji so vabljeni, da
Sc porocnih obredih udelezijo.
Novoporocencema cestitamo in
jima zelimo obilo srece v "a
konskem zivljenju! .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
Dvoje velikih poxarov

v noGi cd torka ma sredo sta
Sc primerila diva vetja pozara v
Clevelandu in sicer je zgorelo
podjetje Webber Co., 2342
Franklin Ave-, kjer je ocenjena
skoda ma $5O,OO0. Zgorelo je
mnogo gradbenega lesa in opre-
me.
Drugi polar Sc je primeril v
pritlicju Atlas Drug Co., ma Eu-
clid Ave-, in =. 50 ST., kjer je
unicil dvonadstropno zidano po-
slopje in napravil $40, 900 zkode.
Lastnik lekarne Joseph Vein
traub pravi, da je incl "A $20,-
600 blaga v lekarni, ki je bila
popolnoma uniGena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
USODNA ZMOTA FAZANKE

YAKIMA, Wash, Is. okt.-V
neki trgovini so imeli v oknu
razstavo, V kateri je bill med
drevjem nabasan fazan. Fazan-
ka je priletela mimo in Sc zale-
tela v sipo, ker je hotela prise
sti k fazanu. Pri zaletu si je
zlomila vrat in padla mrtva ma
tia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
OPA urad je vceraj ukinil
kontrolo "a margarin, ollie in
nekatere druge jestvine

Vceraj je dospelo klavnce raznih delhi dezele
okrog 100000 prascev katere dobi farerji 81
stotkov vec kot pa b bill dob podag OPA Poro
ella pravo, da bill kavnicar preseneceni mad obico
rejenh prasicev XII nenadoma prisi ma trg in nekaj
casa proet zadrzeva namenom da prisiljo farmerje
da b pristal nzje Gene trgu prasce bile
cd $26 do $50 "a sto funtov live teze
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17

Ely, MINI. - Pred tednom ie
tukaj umrla Mary Zupancic, ro-
jena Karun, donna il vasi Mile
pri Sencurju, Gorenjsko, stara
So let, v Ameriki cez 80 let.
Tu k a j zapusca moza in hcer
Mary, porocena Mantz, v Chica-
gu pa brata Franka Karuna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
v CLEVELANDU

Prosli teden SO sc nahajali v
Clevelandu Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Garley, sinova Joseph in John
ter hcerka Grace IL Red House,
N. Y. L New York City pa Sc
je nahajal tukaj Mr.. Jerry Kra-
jec. Vsi 50 prisli ma pogreb
pokojnega John Zelko. Mrs.
Garley in Mr.. Krajec sta sestra
in brat Mrs. Zelko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
Bankir izvrsil samomor

Bankir iZVrSll Samomor
V grmovju poleg garaza v
ozadju svojega donna ma Shaker
Heights je bill maiden v torek
zvecer Louis L. Cox, 38-letni
podpredsednik Union Bank of
Commerce, XII je bill pogresan cd
proslega cetrtka zvecer. Njego-
va druzina je mislila, da je od-
potoval il mesta. Mrliski ogled-
mix Samuel r. Gerger je vceraj
ugotovil, da s; .1lad bankir vzel
zivljenje strupom. Cox, XII "a.
pusca zeno in diva otroka, je te.
kom vojne sluzil ma Pacifiku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
Zahteva postavo "a
preprecenje izgonov

Odvetnik Harry A. Blackman
se pisal zupanu Burkeju pismo,
v katerem priporoca, da maj
mestna zbornica sprejme zakon,
da Sc izgoni il stanovanj, trgov-
skin prostorov in pisarn ustavi-
jo do prihodnjega leta 1. julia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
Lazi glede blaga UNRRA-e
y Jugoslauiijiii ourzene
Posebna komisija ugotovila, da
vlada pomozne akcije nj rabila
"a armada ali politicne namene

BELGRAD 16. oktobra - Posebna komisja, ka-
teri SO bill zastopniki treh drzav, XII vclanene
UNRRA, e danes uradno porocala da nj nasa nobenh
dokazov da e ugosovanska vada vecje kolicne blaga
XII ga je UNRRA poslala Jugoslavjo porabla "a ugo
slovansko armada
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
Stearns novi Prosecutor

zupan Thomas A. Burke ie
vceraj imenoval prvega pomoz-
mega prosekutorja Joseph
Stearns-a "a glavnega policij-
skega prosekutorja, XII bo S tenn
zavzel mesto, XII je postalo praz-
no, ko je gov. Lausche imeno-
val dosedanjega glavnega pro-
sekutorja Anthony A. Rutkow-
skega "a mestnega sodnika.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
Byrnes meni, da Jugoslavijja
podpiSe Itaijansko pogodbo

PARIZ, 16 okt. - Drzavn tajnik Byrnes je danes
pred povratkom Washington izrazil preprcanje da
bo Jugoslavia preisla in podpisaa itaa mirovno
pogodo akoravno je ugosovanska deegaca bojkotrala
zadnio sejo mirovne konference.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17
RADI KIHA JE UNlRL

ANN ARBOR, Mich, 16. okt.
Edward F. Burton, star 81 let,
po poklicu zeleznicar, je tukaj
umrl "a posledicami kiha, XII je
povzrocil, da mu je pocila neka
lila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17

Napram temu sc Obeta, da bO-'
do gospodinje "a svinjsko pecen-
ko in "chops" morale placati cd
85 do 90 centov funt.
Ohijski farmer dobil $4,000
"a 62 prasicev
Farmer Marion Inbody liz
Findley, Ohio, je ma Union
Stockyardu v Clevelandu vcera.j
prodal 62 prasicev in dobil zanje
$4,650. z MIN je prisla v mesto
tudi njegova zena. Inbody je bill
zadovoljen S kupcijo ter rekel,
da Sc prasicereja zopet izplaGa.
Washingtonu je vceraj OPA
v soglasju narocilom predsed-
nika Trumana napravil nadaljni
korak dekontrole, ko je nazna-
nil, da Sc je ukinila kontrola "a
salatno ollie, margarine, malone
20 in vec drugih mani znanih
predmetov, XII Sc rabijo pri pri-
pravljanju raznih jedi.
CelOtni program kontrole
gre nitro ma kOse
OPA je iznova naznanil, da Sc
ne DO uvedla ponovna kontrola
"a maslo in mlecne produkte, ma
vzlic temu, da so Gene v zadnjih
dneh silno narastle.
Rekonverzijski direktor Steel
man je incl tekom dneva vec
konferenc glede bodocnosti pro-
grama "a stabiliziranje mezd in
cen, ampak splosno Sc priznava,
da je sedaj samo Sc vprasanje,
kako nitro DO celotni program
likvidiran, kar med ostalim tudi
pomeni, da vlada ne DO vec sku-
sala kontrolirati delavskih mezd,
temvec bodo place postale IL
kljucno predmet kolektivnega
pogajanja med unijami in delo-
dajalci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-17

Kdor je aovekoljMb, dGynje
SG Otr0Sko bolnicO . SlopeniH
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-05

power a the power
her VOTE
housewife has found prices rising above her bud
commodities which should have
under raoning system deconroled too And what
bundle children husband into
the housing shOrtage
something about these issues they
congressman voted If housewives the polls
of office those who failed egae for
them, the powerful lobby
groups in the country
Here's abuaton Illinois members of Congress
important to housewives Use this
guide The numbers that head the columns refer to six amend
ments, follows:
1 THE WOLCOTT COSTPLUS AMENDMENT, which required
cospus pricing insure reasonable profit item
producers regardless profits
2 THE GOSSETT DECONTROL AMENDMENT which required
the decontrOl of large number items including costovng
commodities, though their supply did
3 THE CRAWFORD ANTICOST ABSORPTION AMENDMENT
which abolished the costabs0rption regulation
wholesalers allowing price rises pyramid
THE WOLCOTT ANTISUBSIDY AMENDMENT which required
the progressive reduction of agricultural subsidies until
would be discontinued January 1947.
THE FLANAGAN ANTINIEAT SUBSIDY AMENDMENT,
required ending of subsidies
THE HOUSING AMENDMENT which confined ceilings dwell
built after the
emergency housing
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-05
No idle fine for Alice Paul. busy organizer
OF the AL Department Store Employees Union

week for each worker; shorter
working hours and better work
ing conditions were also achiev-
ed. The story is the same at the
Fair and Boston Stores where
Local POI ALL has several thou
sand workers under contract.
The devil finds no work for
the idle hands of Mrs. Paul. She
is a full time wife, runs a six
room house, and is a photog-
raphy fiend. However, she has
tens to assure us that "the en-
joyment and satisfaction I de-
rive from my work makes my
work take the place of my rec
reation."
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-05
dollars and 83Is3
Winter oheod

WHEN THE TEMPERATURES
falls below zero, and the steam
heat is turned on (unless you're
unlucky enough to live in an I'M
heated apartment you'll prob
ably want to get a radiator hum
idifier to keep the air in the
room from getting too dry.
MandePs houseware department
is featuring rib style model
with a silvery-finish metal for IS
cents. They also have cookbook
ing radiator covers at SO cents
for the tops of radiators which
prevent the walls from blacken-
ing. Another winter time gadget
you may want is the glass win
dow ventilator which prevents
drafty winds from blowing in but
allows fresh air into the room.
They come in sizes from 81 to
SO inches, priced at $1.19, 81. %
and S1.59.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-05
Take a lou
By ROMANO STEARNS

HATS OFF to Mrs. Alice Paul,
full time organizer of Local POI !,
ALL Department Store Employ
ees Union, who is working for a
bigger and better State Street
Union"
Department store unions are
relatively new. Despite the fact
that the department store in.
dustry is the third largest in
the United States, its employ
ees are among the lowest paid.
For many years phoney ap.
peals to pride have kept down
the wages of the department
store worker; the workers have
been told that it was "such
nice clean work" and not like
factory work." etc.
''The real TRUTH" Mrs. Paul
stated, ''is that a union is need
ed just as much in department
stores as in factories. Only when
department store workers organ
ize will we have the strength to
effectively bargain for higher
wages, shorter hours, and better
working conditions"
y ~ \
MRS. PAUL is justly imbued
with the problem of department
store workers. When she worked
as a demonstration in the various
stores she was instrumental In
organizing a demonstrators I'M
ion. This step led her to her cur
rent job as full time organizer of
the Department Store Employees
Union.
1t took initiative as well as
courage to organize.
Mrs. Paul says: II think that
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-05

courage is conviction a per-
son has when he feels that an
idea is the right idea and pro.
ceeds to put conviction into &C.
ton. The right to organize is
guaranteed us by law of these
United States and is a right not
given us by management but
which was fought for Ivy stout
hearted men and women who
had the courage of their con-
victiOns."
Results of Mrs. Pauls indom
liable will and courage are rap
idly becoming obvious. At Mar
shall Fields, the Union gained
wage increases of ST to 500 q
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-05

symbols coded follows:
voted against interests
-. against interests
N absent voting
PIX (. paired for counted
against interests but counted
SCORE the for interests
is S the lowest
Evening star., 1946-06-21
Births Reported

William and Lucille Alexander, girl.
Joseph and Sara Allen, boy.
Walter and Anna Angevine, boy.
Harold and Catherina Baird. girl.
william and Marie Barringer, girl.
Ford and Johnnie Beardsley, girl.
Charles and Josephtne Beavers, boy.
Leo and Eleanor Brady. girl.
Clarence and rredA 3raaher, boy.
Raymond and Viola Bremner, girl.
William and Cecilia Brennan, Gtrl.
john sndd and 1iies ic1Gss sro1nin9.' 1rIimI' siri IT.
Harry and Elizabeth Bryan. girl
Harry and Miriam Hurkhalter, girl.
Evening star., 1946-06-21

william and. Dorothy Gavin, boy.
waiter and wiida Clifford. BOY. W.
Hugh and Mergaret Collins, girl.
Frank and Violet Collins boy.
Andrew and Mary Colyer. boy.
iaSas ana sa viTsna Eyh,yn cIaMford SHssSn M
Morton and Martha croy. siii. w.
aenneth and Leona Dennison. girl.
Robert and Anne Denniston, girls uvins)
George and Olenndora Dunn, girl.
Anthony and Mary Esposito, boy.
William and Helen FAhey. boy.
wesley and Mary Fox. girl.
EuGene and Ruth Qallivan, girl.
Charles and Julia Green, boy,
Clayton % and iI Theims Harmon. Harmon, iii sirii.
william and Mary Howe, boy
Joseph and Virginia Hysan, sirl
Philip and Marsuertte jackson, boy.
lanes ana Hazel Jacobson. boy.
William and Helen Johnston, .rirl.
TW1iiH1ISrn Wi1I;.r, and snd Huth johnson; boy;
william and Mary Kennedy. Isirl.
Doyle and virEinia Knight. tirl.
Joseph and Eva Knott, girl.
John and Minnie Roper, boy.
Herman and Catherine Lamberger. girl.
Rodney and Mabel Lance. boy.
HIns tHsmsi and Edith Lazo, boy:
John and Evelyn L,ght. liri.
George And Frederick Lincoln, girl.
Huey and Wilmetta Long, girl.
Bernard and Angeline Meh1baum, boy.
Calvin and Catherine Moorinan, siri.
John and Carolyn Morssl, boz.
Evening star., 1946-06-21

The graduates
Allen: Az EN- rMsaY 4.
Atkins, Vashti r.
Austin. Jeanette
BADLY, L. e.
Bailey, Ada ].
Baltimore, Marie A
Banks, Cleo T..
Barksdale, b. M,
Beamon, Doris
Bennett. T. r.
Berry. Rosa
Belts, Mary L.
Blue, 1melda M.
bradford. T. D.
Brewer, Edna @.
Briscoe, Elaine j.
Brown, Florence J.
Brown, Mary A.
Buncombe, H. NJ.
Butler, Dorothy J.
Cannon, p. c.
Chase. Theresa D.
Coates, ]. M.
Crawford, D. A. 7
Grove, Bertha A.
| Davis. D. A.
Deans, Mary Z.
DiSes, c, z.
Diees. Theresa J.
Dimes, Hilda e.
DishmAn. Gloria !.
| Dixon, Mabel I.
Eglin, Bessie M.
Etheridse. W. M.
Eubank. A. T.
Euhanks, G.. A.
Fisher. Louise M.
Francis, Dolores j.
Freeman, Mildred /.
Furlonee, 8. Z.
Galloway, Gloria Z.
Cant, Catherine e.
Cant, Joyce @.
Garrison. Hazel j.
Gay, Rita L,
Gould, Dorothy L.
Green. Barbara A.
Taylor, c. A.
Thomas, Ann b.
Thomas, Ramona A.
Trotter, Avis l..
Tucker, Enid D.
Turner, Alma J.
Turner, Z. Z.
Walker. Marsaret M.
Walker. Marie A.
Ware, Annie Z.
Washington. D. :.
Welch. Wilma L.
Whitby, c. E.
Williams, Z. L.
Williams, Jean =.
Williams, Matte c,
Wilson. C1aricA r.
Wilson, NJ. T.
Wimp, L. G..
Woodson, Alice H.
Wright, NJ. D.
Green, q. v.
Gresham, A. M.
0rimth, ]. Z.
Gum, Joyce NJ.
Hall. Evelyn L.
Hall, Vauda NJ.
Hammond, P. L.
Harper. E. E.
Harris, Evelyn =.
Harris, Patricia A.
Hawkins, M. p.
Henry. Z. ].
Hill, Glory M.
Hill. La Verne e.
Hilliard, Doris l..
HoGans, Susie M.
Hood, Mary j.
Horton, Billie G.
Howe, Josephine Z.
HymAn. Ora B.
jackson, G. @.
Jackson. Roslyn D.
James, Clsa M.
Jedries. Willie L.
Jeter. Maude E.
johnson, C. M.
johnson, d. A.
Johnson, G. e.
Johnson, L. NJ.
johnson, Thelma H.
johnson, T. M.
johnson, Valerie r.
jolly, Joan
Kenney, c. L.
Knox, Shirley M.
Landers, D. A.
Leak, Hollise 3.
Lee, Eois T.
Lee, MarTaret
Lee. Mamie v.
Lyles, Mary B.
Madden. Addie M.
Mann, Mildred c.
Marshall. Gloria A.
Martin. Carol E.
Matthews, Joan Y.
Mayberry, A. c.
Ackiss, s., jr.
Addison. D. P.
Ashe, Warren K.
Bailey. Norman E.
Bess, James E.
Beverly, Robert L.
ME II 7.
Evening star., 1946-06-21

1t was vital to back the attack on
our enemies by buying war bonds.
In peace 1t Is equally vital for
women to take the lead in backing
the future Of their loved ones. The
most effective way to save is to
make each payday step toward
ownership Of another u. s. Savings
Bond.
Evening star., 1946-06-21

i the graduates a
l this week.
are:
Bowser, Xavier r.
Brooks, Robert B.
Brown, Robert r.
Brown, w. E., jr.
Bruce, James c.
Burke, Robert B.
Beyers, w. c.
Campbell, L. F., jr.
Cannady, M. j., jr.
Colbert, c. O.
Coleman, John w.
Collins. o. E.. jr,
Cook, Ralph A.
Gotten, M. S.
Cox, James D.
DAILY, T. NJ, jr.
Davis, Howard c.
Dickens, N. A.. jr,
Farley. Alvin W.
Ferguson, June e.
Fisueroa, Julio r.
Francis, William r,
freeman. John W,
Garrett. Melvin T.
Coins, Lindsay T.
Goolsby, Norman M.
Grissby, ]. H. III
Harris, David Lee
Harris. Frank Lee
Horad. w. W., jr.
jackson, c. A., jr.
jackson, !. A. M. II
Jackson, John W., Jr,
jackson. Morris B.
Jamison, Patrick M.
y}ohhnson' .}oh hnson B.Is. 3; r., 3r.
Jones, Arnold r.
Jordon, Otto r.
kave, John w., tr.
kyles. Alphonso w.
Lawton, Louis D.
Lipscomb. Melvin r.
Lowery. julius c.
Luck. Clyde A.
Mayheld, Julian H,
McReynolds. A. r.
Miles, James O.
Mills, Luther H.
Moore, Charles W,
Moss. Charles s.
Myers, Edward N,
Olney. Russell w.
Parsons, Gay ].
Patterson, John L,
Poteat, w. H., jr.
Rakland, Albert M.
Ransom. l.. A. III
Robinson, r. W, jr.
Robinson. 8. Z.
Sanderlin, James =,
Scott, Dennis L.
Sharpe, Rowan p.
Shaw, Kelvit T., ir.
Smith, Bernard w.
Smith, Earl s.
Smoot, Lionel q.
Mckenzie, ODESSA =.
Mckinney, 8.
McMillen, Audrey Y.
McMillan. Rosina M.
Meadows, Joyce y.
Miles, Bessie N.
Mills, Carol c.
Miner. Parthenia
Moore. Mary z.
Norris. Carolyn B.
Neal, Lillian v.
Nero. Minnie o.
Qliphant. Rose l..
Parr, Pearl r.
Patton, Ruby p.
Peeler. Doris M.
Perkins, c. z.
Perry, Carrie I.
Pike, Dolores L.
Pinn. Barbara Law.
Pratt, Anne M.
Pratt. Jeanne Y.
Preston. Charlotte A.
Price, Gwendolyn r.
Redmond, Hermione
Reynolds. Betty M.
Richerson, Eulah v.
Robinson, Mary N
Rowe, Anne G.
Samuels. A.
Samuels. Joyce r.
Saunders, Barbara J
Saunders, Helen Z.
Scott. Eleanor M.
Shepherd. Martha o.
Simmons, Antoinett
Simms. Anita NJ.
Smith, Alma ].
Smith, Gloria J.
Smith, Jeennine I.
Smith, Marion l..
Stanton, Charlotte Y
9tarke, Vivian A.
Stone, Lucille M.
Sturdivant, Leila L.
Tapscott. Theresa b
Taylor. Alice L.
Smoot. Julius H.
Sumlar, Willie g.
Tancil, Vernon c.
Thompson, Alfred c.
Travis. Clyde e.
Visor. Carrington. jr
Ware. Omeso j. tr.
Walker. Philip B.
Wilkerson. Vernon X
Evening star., 1946-06-21

/ Emerson and MARY Zettle, bog.
Robert ana Mabel Zuck, girl.
Francis and Evelyn Dyson. girl
Charles and Beatrice Manage, boy.
Harry and Maude seymore. boy,
Raymond and Dorothy Smith, boy.
Evening star., 1946-06-21
Commencement Held
For 249 Seniors at
Dunbar High School

Dunbar High School has gradu-
ated 249 seniors. Mrs. Velma G.
Williams, Board of Education men,
Der, congratulated the graduates at
the exercises held this week.
Evening star., 1946-06-21

/ Arthur and Helen Mccurry, sirl.
Lewis and Dorothy MCGOWAN, boy,
Millard and Mildred Oli6. boy.
Julian and Anita Owen. boy.
John and Katherine Powers, girl.
Gary. and Alice Railey, eiri.
Donald and Myra 3ledesel. boy.
Marcus and Rebecca schmeltz. boy,
Tobias and Sue Siegel. siri.
Rtchard and Marsaret Silva. bog.
Charles and Eunice Smith, girl,
Myrl and Dorothy STaith, BOY.
John and Pattie Snesko, boy
Elmer and gloria Stanley. girl,
Charles and Ethel studds, girl.
Walter and Vivian Weedman. girl.
Charles and Anna Whali1. girl.
Ralph and Treva williams, Girl.
Harvey and Mary Wright, boy.
Francis and Elizabeth zell. boy.