davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-12

Earl, Mabel Seaton, Wanda Banks
dale, Lucille Majors, Margaret
Grlssom, Marie Young, Ernestine
Wallace, Teddy Wallace, Charles
James, Clyde Seroggins, Roman
johnson, Donald Allen, Jr., Clarence
Hammond, Dale Chriss, David
Hammond, Billy Stewart, Donald
Gates, Howard Brown, Richard
Randell, Albert Jones, Bobby Ban
ner, Melvin Beasley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vincent Westberry and Norman
Westberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. william White of
Chicago spent the Fourth Of July
weekend with their nephews, Rich
ard and John Randell, here In Min
neapolis. They were the geusts Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Grigsby, 726
Bradford Ave. No. John returned
with his uncle and aunt to Chicago.
New Jersey Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Martin Of 2lO7 Fifth
Ave. So, had as house guests this
past week Elder and Mrs. w. A.
Thompson and baby daughter,
Cheryl Marie, Of Camden, N. j., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Braekenbough Of
Jericho, N. ]. Mrs. Thompson IL the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin.
Many social couFtesies were ex-
tended the two couples. Some Of
those who entertained are Elder
and Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. Allie Brown
and Mrs. c. J. Wilkerson.
Miss Audrey Lee Marshall ar
rived here on June 29th 10 witness
the wedding Of her brother, Edgar
Lee Marshall, to Miss Jaequeline
Westberry. Miss Marshall was
guest at the home Of her cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Seaton, s6S
18th Ave. No. Miss Marshall was
accompanied by the newly married
couple, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall, on
her return to Chicago.
Bridal Shower: Mrs. Edgar Lee
Marshall 1.-THE former Jacquelins
Westberry) was honored at q mis-
cellaneous bridal shower a few days
before her wedding which took
place on Saturday, June 20. The
shower was given by the manager
and staR Of the Donaldaon's Beauty
Salon. The manager Of the salon,
Mrs. Johanna Hartzell, was hostess
10 the shower at her home, Sl5 Z.
9Th St.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-12

assisted by Mrs. Juanita Camp and
Mrs. Sedalia Clark.
Returns home: Mrs. Gladys Kirk,
971 Iglehart Ave-, returned home
Sunday, July 6, after spending five
days in Chicago, ILL.,, visiting her
parents.
Baby girl: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dodd, S27 Rondo Ave, are the par
ents Of . baby girl.
BONANZA party: Mr.. and Mrs.
o. c. DrizEle, All W. Central Ave,
entertained at . bonanza party,
Saturday night, July 6, honoring
Mr.. and Mrs, James Z. Anderson
Of Wichita, KAns. Other guests
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
Brooks, Mrs. Ollye Gum and Mrs.
Earl Brent.
One large room for rent. Single man
with no privileges. ATS W. Central.
Second floor.
Sewing but no remOdelinR. ats W.
Central. Second floor.
Entertain guests: Rev. and Mrs.
B. N. Moore, 566 w. Central Ave-,
were hosts to a trip to Somerset,
Wis, Sunday, July z, honoring Mr..
and Mrs. James E. Anderson, Of
Wichita, Kans., guests in the home
Of Mr.. Anderson's brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Anderson, TOT lyle
hart Ave.
Oak Leaf Art Club met Monday,
July 8, at the home Of Anna Thorn
as, 694 st. Anthony Ave-, with
Gertrude Boldly as hostess. Mem
bers present were: Violet Saunders,
Ophelia Wooten, lone Brown, Emily
Harris, Alice Jackson, Lydia
Brown, A. Gutherie, Mary and
Agnes Wilson.
Tuesday Night Bridge club met
Tuesday night, July 9, at the home
Of Mrs. Ruth Payne, 2S9 N. St.
Adams st.
Visitor: Mr.. Elijah Downing, of
Kansas City, NO., arrived in the
city Friday, July 8, by plane to
visit Miss Muriel Holiday, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Riddeaux,
TOT Rondo Ave. Mr.. Downing will
leave for his home Saturday, July
10.
Weekend Guest: Mrs. Leonard
Holiday, Of Chicago, ILL.,, was the
weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellsworth Harris, 697 Iglehart
Ave.
Sgt. Frank Harris is now at home
with q discharge from the U. s.
Army, after serving one year and
a half in the service, II months Of
which was spent overseas. He is
now at home with his sister and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Brown,
405 st. Anthony Ave.
Miss Ventress Jackson, 7S9 Rom
do Ave, will leave the city Satur-
day, July Is, for two weeks vaca-
ton in Chicago and st. Louis, Mo.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-12

Eu"ih oaiIers, AOLS w. CenGrHl
Ave.
Mrs. Courtney Hilyard, 1872 st.
Anthony Ave-, returned home Tues
day, July 2, after q six weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. Anna Bowen,
Of Chicago, ILL.,, who has been quite
seriously i'll. Mrs. Bowen was the
recipient Of many cards and ex-
pressions Of sympathy during her
illness, from her friends in St. Paul.
Left City: Mr.. and Mrs. James
E. Anderson, Of Wichita, Kans., left
the city Monday, July 8, after visit
ing in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Anderson, TOT Iglehart
Ave. Mr.. James Anderson Is the
principal Of Dunbar high school in
Wichita.
Theater party: Mr.. W. B. dad
Walker, 931 st. Anthony Ave-, en-
tertained the James E. AnderBons
Of Wichita, Kans., at Q theater
party, Saturday, July 6. Other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Anderson.
Visitor: Mrs. J. H. Braham, Of
New York city, is on an indefinite
visit with her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Lucas,
IN Carroll Ave.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-12

Americas amazing system of race prejudice Read
I and feel not quite so complacent. The ironic part
Is that here we find shipload of topnotch writers
headed for preview Of what may be the ultimate
male OF the human race, and instead of each and
every man feeling a sense Of United we stand
or we'll all go to hades together" the main muckety-
mueks Of the shebang decide to show that world
shaking event or not the status quo will be altered
one whit wonder If when THE atom bomb falls
and it's going to unless we change our tune-win
the eoored brother have segregated section of the
stratosphere to be zoomed into will we all 60 sailing
merrily into obvion tnOatbarP
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-12


One method might be to eamou.
hage your figure IN a defect-hidine
bathing suit. Some Of the more
thoughtful designers this season
have come 10 the rescue with suits
that reveal your good points and
conceal the bad ones.
Briefs, numbers that feature
bra and panties with nothing be-
tween but you, are strictly for
those OF you on the streamlined
side.
The dressmaker type Of bathing
suit is definitely Shining. Some
Of them have fitted bodies (fo1
those with q nice bustline) and fuIl
skirts, and others with q fuller
effect IN the bra ~ well as IN the
skirt. Then there are others that
are definitely designed TO hold and
mold you.
The suits with haring slirts
slim the waist while hiding too
large hips. Material weight and
print have much 10 do with ere
Ating an optical illusion m bath.
ing suits. Stripes, vertical ones,
that Is, are the most effective for
larger sized bathing beauties,
and cotton chambray, being light
IN weight, adds little II anything
to the weight already there.
Now 10 consider the girls on
the other side Of streamland--
the positively thin ones. The
blOOmeF suits with lots and lota
Of material create the illusion
that there IL more Of you. Tops
a. wen as bottoms are full, or,
for those who have a nice bust
line, there are suits with lifted
tops and full skirts. High neck
lines, made 10 cover neeks too
bony, are something new.
Swim suits made Of the heavier
materials and horizontal stripes Oh
large floral prints are Just the thing
for the simmer woman.
The girls with figures plus have
nary care In the world. They car
wear whatever their little hearti
desire and still look good.
The other method, the exact op.
posite Of the previously mentioned
eamouhage, would be TO exercise
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-12
WAY EIS5aIf
- BY nELL D0DS0R RUSSELL

Reprinted on the editorial of this by
Negro newspperman Vincent Tubbs Of his
ship carrying reporters the Bini test
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-12

Exercise either 70 develop points
that are lacking or 70 reduce the
excess.
To change the sire and shape
Of the bosom b no easy matter
but there are two simple things
that can Be dene 70 Improve the
figure NJ front The most In
portant OF these q COED posture.
A lifted chest u necessary 10
keep the muscles atrong 90 the
best everyday exercise for the
bosom is EOOd body posture.
Spend at least ten minutes . day
on special exercises like these;
az Bend arms az shoulder haikht
IN front Of you and push hands
hard against each other.
(2) Stretch your arms out At tie
sides, and rapidly circle them fer
ward twenty times, rest, and eirels
backward.
go Stand erect, arms AZ Ehoul-
der level, elbows bent, hands touch
ing shoulders. Now raise both 81.
bows above the head, then lower %
chest, and swing them back a. far
as possible.
(tl Stand erect, arms ct sides.
Pull In the abdomen, and with ab.
donlnal muaclon contracted, Eatea
arms 10 shoulder level, fsts tightly
elenehed. In this position stretch
the body ~ much aa possible hy
raising The shoulders.
Now is tho time 10 jump on The
handwagon for more and batter
looking bathing beauties. Here's
looking at you.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-12
Social and Personal

Mrs. Nevada SeabrOn, 1901 25h Ave- S. with her daugh-
ter Carolyn Ann has returned after two weeks vacation
with relatives in Glencoe H.. and Milwaukee, Wis.
On to California; Mrs Paralee Perkins Of Houston Texas
stopped off in Minneapolis her way to California Mrs
kns who stayeed at the PHYLLIS Wheatey House while here
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-12

Reprinted the editorial this
ship n Sto atomic So@S t sSH'if rs
amazing system O racs pTsiade ReS S
that here we q nd SosS o aaS Sn %r Rsr
STs4 %.5 the D man FsS and instead Of each
's@ss F the %a i've mSesty
%ueks Of the shebang decide to show that world.
one whit ! wonder # when THE atom bomb falls -
and it's going to unless change tune-wn
the eOlOred brother have segregated section of the
shakespeare be into or will we all 20 sailing
merrly into oblivion together?
veterans sS'S 5oS% IL aS %
By young veteran his WIFE barred fTo@ t6s proposes
GEGR Hs PT0Sst sG at 9s
sEs IES fsS h. the Sr, 5a
seemed to be feeling the Tuesday meeting the
n % @ bPs4 RFI It. q e.
lose their homes through fighting for them disabled veteran
b wearing & shirt and arose to his feet and leaning
order in fgxhO Il fellows bullets there the boy
& Ed @ aG R :ss S
One of the veterans whose home involved oah bat
was carried out to deprive all of them of their homes the
That the ugly qumng thing lurking beneath the surface
pe aS Gf Ss' 5 they SrH S
There were many deSsts" in the Ppd SfSn S lint %
ism was knocked around the and into cooked
m.s rs tssP6S6 nome n % S
s:s sS%ss t%s rs so5 R f. action force 6S
the oEh accepted restrictive covenant and all
AT the conclusion Of the meeting of the oah veterans
I'm selfish. My home first"
Walter Judd the Teller who told NAAcPs Al Allen this
for S. O s R.t hP mSaRs % @
iii He S" two me GSs Ta'P Ssd S
Of an e@p aoTe %Sr cou s @
tnd sGo6Sr making only firms employing 26 people subject
as the PS battle More about these two
5 Ud had ssTesd 1 had vsR talked f. S
leaders we're Now the term Negro leader IS kicked around @S
S%% S Il H there
nation This for the many
bTads capitol TRse Tom e'0 V0'' 0Hod viii"
uaon about a to- @ Shnsse fHs back on
sign Of political nayete Unfortunately there among
that individuals The greatest stumbling Bocfs to
BS hang onto the shirt tails and dog the pa
holy Tie Negro raSe todS sn 6S S S
the white candidate often un3cquainted with the inner life
real facts facts are he falls overheard with splash
gtOn who agreed with his stand bit odds with queries
anyone in washington thinks of Minnesota &eSo Also What
vital issues doesn't have much to do with the potatoes
Judd rolled up impressive district but many
opposition the home will syeaf.od Douglas
Council Human Relations attorney the CIo Hall had
neither the financial support nor the publicity behind him that Judd
many unpleasant items redbaitng them Watch for it.
Msa?whe evidence that the for the
without knowing anything candidates. true record or
be found II the fact that thousands
Minneapolis weeks his name was not
trouble check his background for railroad and
warehouse commission!
Ha The 5 edition dit of Hsan and EGogh contains
ctter If and Romeo probably have lady
Headlines Footghts aso contains
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-12

Buffet supper: Mrs. George Dodd,
701 Carroll Ave-, entertained at
buffet supper, Wednesday, July 8,
hOnorinR Rev. and Mrs. s. E. Ware,
Of Barberton, Ohio, guests in the
home Of the B. F. Taylors, 687
Rondo Ave. The floral decorations
were blue snapdragons, red roses
and carnations, white baby NUNS
and baby breaths. Mrs. Ware was
presented a beautiful corsage by
Mrs. Lydia Payne. Games were
played and prizes were won by:
first, Mrs. B. F. Taylor; second,
Mrs. s. E. Ware; consolation, by
Mrs. Harry Ballard. Guests pres
ent were: Messrs. and Mines. A.
Gutherie, Harry Ballard, B. F.
Taylor; Mines. Leslie Seaton, Wal
ter Humburd, Raleigh Humburd
and Arlee Harris. Mrs. Dodd was
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-12

the most apt I've heard Representative John
Rankin Of Mississippi Says white
article is wonderful absolutely wonderful.
The Ebony magazine of
localities scratching their heads
good so why bother too much about technicalities3
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-12
Social and Personal
Q ST, PAUL. Q

The NOn-Paren club met Friday, July 6, at the home
OF Mrs. Josephine Mccoy, 1888 N Dale St. Bridge prizes
were won by first Mrs. Edwin Saers second Mrs Frank
Gambo third Mrs. Charles A. Hill Guest of the club was
Mrs. Ruth Benner who awarded the guest prize The
next meeting viii be Friday, August e. at the home of Mrs
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-07-12
New Brief Bathing Suits
Styled for All 'Figgers';;
Hippy, Skinny, DrOOpy
~ NATALIE q. SCURLOCK

With all the lovely swimming and sun bathing weather
coming don't want to be the inside looking out Be-
cause you fear dare not venture into the public eye wear
ing one Of those brief briefs called bathing suits Who doesf
sOunathinV about nj fOur
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22
Peticiijje "a Trst
maj Sc vrnejo

Zdruzeni odbor juznoslovan-
skin Amerikancev v New Yorku
je pred par meseci ma drustva
in posameznike sirom dezele
razposlal peticijske pole glede
Trsta, prosnjo, da Sc nabere
cim vec podpisov, XII bodo pred
lozeni predsedniku Trumanu.
Kakor Sc nam poroca, mnogo
teh peticij Sc nj bilo vrnjenih ma
pristojno mesto. Zato Sc nujno
apelira ma vse one, tako ma dru-
stva kot posameznike, XII imajo
tozadevne peticije podpisi Sc
ma rokah, da jih takoj posljejo
ma naslov omenjene organizaci-
je: United Committee of Yugo-
slav Americans, 456 Lexington
Ave., New York, N. Y, da Sc
jih DO moglo odposlati v Belo
hiso.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22
punt U indyski mornarici
proti Britanyii; britske 6ete
streGajo ma mnozice y Kairn
Novigrobovi
MARY BOLHA

Vceraj popoldne je preminila
20 sest-tedenski mucni bolezni
poznana Mrs. Mary Bolha, biva-
joca zadnje case Magadore,
Ohio. Preje je druzina nekaj ca
sa zivela Clevelandu, kjer ina
vec sorodnikov in mnogo po-
znancev. Pokojnica je bila So let
stara ter je bila donna il Iske va
81 pri Igu, odkoder je prisla v
Ameriko pred 35 lett. Bila je
clanica SNPJ. Zapusca zalujo-
cega soproga Martina, tri hce-
re: Mrs. Anna Krusic, Mrs. Ju-
liza Vadas in Mimi, ter sina Mar
tina. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v pone-
deljek il hise zalosti v Maga-
dore, O.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22

V stavki bo prizadetih SO raz-
licnih unij, XII spadajo v Fedora
racijo telefonskih delavcev. Ka-
kor je izjavil predsednik fede-
racije Joseph A. Beirne, DO II
unij stopilo v aktivno stavko,
docim DO clanstvo ostalih 33
unij, XII so v smislu pravil obve-
zane sodelovati, prenehalo de-
lom, ker njih clani ne bodo sli
ma delo skozi piketne straze.
To pomeni, da DO 10000 te-
lefonskih delavcev ma aktivni
stavki, okrog 100000 pa ma pa
sivni. Vsi so zaposleni pri Ame-
rican Telephone & Telegraph
Co., XII kontrolira telef on k O
omrezje sirom Zed. draw.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22
POROKE AMERISKIH
VOJAKOV v AVSTRIJI

DUNAJ, II. feb. (O.N.A.)-
Poroke med ameriskimi vojaki
in avstrijskimi dekleti so zelo
otezkocene-dovoljenje je bilo
nacelno dano dne Is. decembra,
toda le malo je bilo slucajev, XII
so postal resni.
Fraternizacija je vsesplosna,
toda do poroke je dalec. Prosilci
in prosilke morajo izpolniti u
strani dodge pole vprasanj. Ne
vesta mora biti popolnoma pro-
sta vsakih preteklih in sedanjih
vezi z nacisticno stranko, oseb-
no in po svoji rodbini in svojih
prijateljih, sicer nj odobrenja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22
Mestna zeleznica bo v teku
enega leta brez dolga

Kot VISA znamenja kazejo, DO
v teku enega leta cd sedaj po-
ravnan zadnji dolg ma mestno
cestno zeleznico in postane ljud-
ska last. Unija operatorjev po-
cestne zeleznice zahteva "a de-
lavce povisanje place, kar bi
morale stopiti v veljavo $ l.
marcem. Zadeva je bila izroce-
ma Davidu Ralph Hertzu, XII bo
obdrzaval javno zaslisanje gle
de tega v kratkem casu.
Oh TEN casu pa Sc tudi prica-
kuje boljse postrezbe Cd strani
Cleveland Transit Systema, kel
ako sc ne nadomesti izrablj ljenih
vozil Z novini. DO kmalu CTS
brez dolga, brez opreme in brez
pasazirjev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22
Starsi izyojevaG
OprOstitev sina

Daniel Volek, star 20let, 101O1
Garfield Dr., Garfield lights, O.
je bill v vojni odlikovan "a hra-
brost modrim srcem in S bro
nasto zvezdo. Bill je v boju tudi
tezko ranjen. Vse to je nekako
vplivalo ma mladega vojaka, da
je lansko spomlad zgodaj po-
begnil Cd svoje edinice, toda je
bill kmalu maiden in aretiran ter
postavljen pred vojasko sodisee,
XII je vojaka obsodilo ma dosmrt-
no jeco radi dezertacije. Okol-
nosti MISC prisle v postev.
Ko so njegovi starsi tukaj o
tenn zvedeli, so sc zavzeli "a
oprostitev svojega sina. Najeli
so advokata in dobili razne IL
jave Cd tovarisev vojakov glede
slnovega zadrzanJa prl voJaklh,
kot tudi cd tukaj. Use skupaj
so predlozili v preiskavo kon-
gresniku Michaelu Feighanu in
drugim. Stvar je bila pregleda-
ma in ugodno resena. Daniel Vo-
lex je postal zopet aktiyen vo-
jak nekje Evropi in obsodba
je bila razveljavljena.
Zadnji teden so starsi prejeli
cd sina pismo, XII Jim sporoca to
veselo novice in izraza upanje,
da sc kmalu vrne v Ameriko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22
Matere 0blegaj0
MestnO hiSO

Mad $50 mater e vGeraj vko-
rakalo v mestno hiso v protest,
ker Sc v soboto nanlerava "a
preti zadnjih % vrtcev "a otro-
Ike, kjer Sc je skrbelo "a njih
otroke tekom dneva, ko so Sic
matere na delo. V soboto odpa-
de zvezna podpora "a vzdrzeva-
ME teh sredisc "a otroke, ker
oblasti MISC preskrbele, da Sc
jih Sc v nadalje vzdrzi. Tako so
matere v znak protesta naredi-
lie pohod ma mestno hiso.
Mrs. Bella Tracht, 27O2 c.
dar Ave., je dejala, da Sc ne mi
slijo umakniti IL mestne hise,
dokler jih zupan Burke ne "a
gotovi, da bodo v ponedeljek
otroska sredisca istotako odpr-
ia "a njih otroke, kot so bila
doslej. "Me moramo delati, da
sc zivimo; me ne moreno iti ma
delo v ponedeljek, ako Sc zapre
te vrtce," je dejala Mrs. J. Chi
nnici, 8811 Detroit Ave. Nosile
so tudi razne napise, cd kate
rih Sc je ma enem citalo: "Ohra-
mite sredisca "a dnevno oskrbo,
s tenn prihranite ma javni podpo.
ri in ma stroskih radi zlocinov.
Matere je nadziralo kaksnih
10 policajev. Ko je prisel ma po-
zorisce pravni direktor Lee c.
Ho wiley in videl polozaj, je
vzkliknil: ''Kaj pa je to, Mem
cija?" Izposloval je, da Sc je po'
licija umaknila. Pri tenn je pri'
zadetih okrog 600 mater.
.
| Protest mater nj bill zaman
Pozno popoldne je stopil dvo.
rano mestne zbornice pravnj
ravnatelj in naznanil, da DO "a
dobo prihodnjih 80 dni mestna
vlada skrbela "a oskrbo otro.
Skin sredisc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22

perija. Poleg punta indijskih
mornarjev Bombaju in velikih
nemirov v Egiptu, je bilo danes
porocano, da so indijski nacijo-
nalisti vprizorili vstajo v Singa-
poru, katera je bila zadusena S
kroglami.
IL Palestine Sc poroca, da Ii
dovski terrorist" napadli poll
cijski glavni stan Haifi in Tel
Avivu, medtem ko so indoneski
nacionalisti v Bandoengu vpri-
zorili napad ma neko gledalisce,
nakar so Anglezi evakuirali vse
Japonce il omenjenega mesta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22
Splosna stavka je bila
v januarju odlozena

Stavka Sc je imela podvzeti
ze proslega januarja, toda je BIZ
la odlozena, da Sc zadosti zvez-
nemu zakonu, XII doloca takozva-
nj "hladilni rok" 80 dni.
Ako Sc do Z. marca ne DO do
segel mezdni sporazum, Sc no.
bena izmed prizadetih unij ne bo
vrnila ma delo, dokler ne DO spo-
razuma odobril izvrsni odbor
federacije.
"Ako vlada zeli posredovati,
tedaj bo stopila v stiko nami, y
je izjavil nocoj predsednik
Beirne. "Medtem pa Sc priprav-
liamo ma stavko."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22
Nav0dila "a
'2-.
posiljanje paketov
v stare domOvinO

Cd ,jugoslovanskega vlad-
mega delegate "a posle RIDE
cega kriza " New Yorku je
prisIo sledece naknadno spo-
rocilo v zveziz odposilja-
MEM paketov v stari kraj:
Bio je ze -javljeno, da so
paketi v tezi IL funtov, XII
Sc posljejo kot. darilo svoj-
Gem v start d o m vini il
Amerike, v Jugoslaviji ca
rine prosti. Da Sc prejem-
niki teh paketov izognejo
neprijetnostim, odposiIjate-
lie ponovno opozarjamo,
maj ne pozabijo teh paketov
oznaciti ma WIDEN nacin
crkami &C. L. "" i'm z be-
sedami "GIFT-POkLON"
poleg imena cdposiljatelja.
OznaGba "G.L.V.", XII sc
mora zapisati ma vsak pa
ket, predstavlja Sinh ol
splosnega dovoljenja (Gen-
eral License Victory, Xxi SO
ga izdale ameriske oblasti
"a posiIjanje takih paketov,
tako da nj treba "a vsak
paket posebej prositi dovo-
ljenja. Oznacbo "GIFT-
POKLON" pa zahtevajo ju-
goslovanske carinske obIa-
sti, kajti samo darovani pa
keti SO prosti carine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22
Andrica poroca tezkih gospodarskih
razmerah, XII vladajo danes Evropi

liene z ozirom ma politiko; ne
zato, da ne bi verovali stranki
ma krmilu,. pac pa cato, da ina
jo vsakem slucaju nekoga ma
svoji strani,' je dejal Andrica.
Glede Jugoslavije je. porocal
Andrica, da je tam 10000 VOL
nih sirot. V enem samem dnevu
so Nemci v Novem sadu ubili
1000 Srbov. Nagnali SO jih ma
most preko Donave in jih mas
no pokoncali strojnicami. Ko
so sc Nemci umaknili liz Jugo-
slavic, so vrgli v Donavo
ogromne zaloge sladkorja, XII bi
celemu Balkanu zadostovale "a
dve lett.
Ma Ceskem stane ena gos ma
crnem trgu $4,000. Obleke nj
mixer dobiti. Italijani hi brez
ameriske in angleske pomoci po.
mrli cd lakote. Delavci v Italiji
zasluzijo povprecno $4,000 me-
secno. Dva funta mesa "a juho
stane $500; par cevljev $4,000;
makaroni preje vredni 1c in pol
funt, stanejo zdaj So. Cele dru'
zine so ma cestah in beraeijo.
Mr.. Andrica bo ma razpolagc
raznim narodnim skupinam, k
zelijo slisati podrobnejsa poro'
ella il dezel, katere je obiskal
prihodnje poletje pa pojde 20
pet ma obisk v centralno Evro
po.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22
PLESNA PRIREDBA STAV-
KARJEV

Nocoj Sc bo vrsila v sloven-
skem narodnem domu ma St.
Clair Ave. plesna veselica, XII jo
priredi Fisher Body Local, st.
As CIO. cisti preostanek prired-
be je namenjen v pomoc potreb-
MIN druzinam stavkarjev. Ia
Piles bo igral Johnny Peconov
orkester. Oddalo Sc DO razne ma
grade in tudi serviralo najbolj-
sa okrepeila. Odbor Sc priporo-
ca javnosti "a cim vecji poset.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-22
Glede spremembe casa

Edward P. Stapleton, nacel-
mix postavnega odseka mestne
zbornice, je vceraj sporocil, da
mestni zakon, XII predvideva
premaknitev ure ma zadnjo ne
deljo v aprilu emo uro nazaj v
svrho hranitve dnevne svetlobe,
in v septembru pa zopet naprej,
je bila trajnega znacaja in ako
mestna zbornica sedaj nieesar
drugace ne ukrene, Sc DO uro
premaknilo, kot v vojnem casu.