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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-19
DRUsTVO "RIBNICA"
ST. IL S ID Z

Ma letni seji drustva "Ribni-
ca" s.. IL SDz so bill izvolje.ii
sledeci u-adniki "a prihodnje le-
to: Predsednik Frank Wirant,
podpredsednik Anthony Kau-
SEX, tajnik Joseph Ban, 1918
E. 1859 ST., zapisnikar Andy Sl-
dar, blagajnik Anton Debelak,
nadzorni odbor: Frank zagar,
preds., Frank Drobnich in
Frank Jansa, zdravnik F. J.
Kern, ter ostali slovenski zdrav-
niki; zastopniki: "a delnisko
konferenco SIND Frank Wirant,
namestnik Andy Sadar, "a Klub
drustev SIND Frank zagar, "a
Prosvetni klub Joseph Pograjc,
"a SANS Frank Wirant in
Frank Jansa, "a Junior ligo SDZ
Luke Hocevar.
Drustvo js darovalo $500 "a
Slovensko solo, $500 "a muzej,
in SIS "a otrosko bolnisnico me-
sto venca "a sobrata Anthony
silc, XII je ostavil svoje mlado
zivljenje ma Pacifiku. Maj mir
no pociva v nam neznanem kra-
jul!
Dne s. marca 1947 priredi ma
So drustvo plesno veselico skup-
no s. proslavo "a nase vetera-
ne in njih soproge ali izvoljen-
ke.
Drustvo zboruje vsak drugi
petek v mesecu v starem pos
slopju SND v 'sobi st. 4, Oh
7::30 uri zvecer. Tudi v bodoce
DO drussvo prispsvalos v dObre
nanaene III podpiralo vse naprd
ne ID 'kulturne tor prosyetne
astanove.
Koncno pa zelim vse1n vesele
praznike In zdravo leto 1947 !.
Joseph Ban, tajnik.
Kdor je cloyskolj ~, duyHje
"a otr05k0 bolnic0 i Sl0UesjH
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-19
Zahvala in vabilo pevskega
zbora "Jadran"

Lahvala In vaDllo povskega
zbora "Jadran" ~
Cleveland, O. - Pevski zbor
"Jadran" Sc iskreno zahvalju-
je cenjenemu obcinstvu "a We
liko udelezbo pri prireditvi "a.
novembra. Pri koncertu popol-
dan in zveeer pri plesu Sc je kar
trio cd mnozice posetnikov. Ia
to klicemo vsem: hvala YAM!
Zbor Sc lepo zahvaljuje V.
Maleckarju, pevovodji zbora;
Miss Evelin "a spremljanje ma
klavirju; Mr.. J. Steblaju "a re-
zijo igre in drugo pomoe; Mr..
V. Coff in Mr.. Sore "a veliko
delo ma odru; Mr.. Dolinarju "a
sepetanje pri igri in Mrs, Ia
bukovec "a delo v oblacilnici.
Zbor Sc zahvaljuje vsezn osta-
linn delavcem kakor v kuhinji
pod vodstvom Mrs. J. Perko, v
tocilnici pod vodstvom Mr.. "a
vrsnika, tistim pri delu ma vra-
tin in spremljevalkam v dvo-
rano. Zahvaljuje Sc nadalje G.
Intiharju in Kristofu "a godbo.
Ne moreno imenovati vse tt
ste, katerim dolgujemo naso to-
plo zahvalo, toda hvala vsem,
XII ste pomagali z navdusenjem
udarniskih brigad ma delu v Ju-
goslaviji.
Moramo pa rosebej omeniti
zahyalo nasim pevcem in pew
kan, XII so Sc kar .veS mogoce
trudili, da bi koncert bill uspe-
Sen. Upamo in zelimos da Sc ma
dalje sodelujete v nasem pew
skem zboru "Jadran".
Naznanjamo cenjenemu OBJ
cinstvu, da DO pevski zbor "Ja-
dram priredil krasno plesno
zabavo v obeh dvoranah Slo-
venskega delavskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd. in sicer ma Sill
vestrov vecer 81. decembra. Va
bimo cenjeno obcinstvo, da Sc
enkrat pridejo med Jadraneane.
Zagotavljamo vas, da boste V
veseli druzbi docakali7 Novo le-
to 1947! =
zelimo vsem ameriskim Slo-
vencem in vsemu naprednemu
delavstvu srecno in veselo novo
leto 1947!
Nadalje naznanjamo, da DO
zbor "Jadran'' priredil 13. april
la krasno opereto. Imenuje sc
nekako po Cigansko, torej pra-
va ciganska opereta plesi. In
ker bo vse pc cigansko, DO kras-
no in lepo.
Vabimo ze sedaj pevce in pew
ke, da pristopijo k Jadranu. Ker
sedaj je zacetek ueenja in Sc bo-
mo lahko ucili naprej. Imeli bo-
ste lep uzitek, ze pri samem
ueenju.
Ma dan prireditve, ko boste
peli v opereti, Sc boste pa pocu-
till kot pticki spomladi v gozdo-
viii. Vaje imamo vsako sredo
zvecer oh 8. uri v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd., soha st. 3. Torej, kar pri-
dite!
Oznanjam ia dan 13. aprila
ze sedaj, ker zelimo naprosit'
ostala slovenska drustva maj ne
prirejajo tega dneva veselic in
ostalih priredb v drugih domo-
viii. Maj mimo grede omenim
Sc, da DO "Jadran" incl svoi
jesenski koncert zadnjo nedeljo
v novembru 1947. To, toliko da
sc DO vedelo -.
Pri koncu zelim obcinstvu me-
sta Clevelanda srecno in veselo
novo leto 1947!
Leo. Wolf,
predsednik "Jadrana"
Prispevajte sa otrosko b0!-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-19
Duhovnik Hren je bill navzoG.
ko 50 nedolzne ljudi sodili

Pred nedavnim je prejel Mr..
Frank E. Lunka. 15413 Luck
now Ave, pismo cd svo;e neea-
kinje Ancke znidarsic, XII jeI
.porocena pri Jeretovih ma Bloci-
cab pri Cerknici. v pismu OPT
suje omenjena sorodnica, koliko
gorja in preganjanja je prestal
MEN MOI Janez, in to najvec
vsled posredovanja domobran-
cev in domacih izdajalcev. Vse-
bina pisma je sledeca:
r "B1ocice, IL. novembra 1916.
'sDragi stric!
"Tudi JAZZ Sc Yam oglasam po
aolgem casu, kot necakinja, Va
sega brata Janeza tretja hci, po-
rocena ma Blocicah pri Jereto-
viii.
Dragi strlc: ponosni in zado-1
voljni smo, ker smo docakali "a
zeljeno, zlato svobodo novi
|Jugoslaviji. Mnogo smo zrtvo-
vali in solza prelili, vse radi do
naeih izdajalcev. Veliko gorja
je kriva slovenska duhovscina in
slovenski kapital. Leta 1912. so
bill "a partizane, leta 1943. so pa
oili helogardo ter izdajali Ia
vedne delavce OF, da so jih sire
ljali in mueili po zaporih.
"Sedaj Vam bonn nekoliko Opt
sala strahotne dozivljaie mole
ga moza Janeza med vojno. We
sinoma sem sc trudila ma kme-
tiji sama, oblozena S stiriml
majhnimi otroki. Vedno so ga
zasledovali fasisti in mu grozili,
da ga bodo ustrelili, to pa radi
tega, ker je bill terenski delavec
cd leta 1941. Dne %. julia 1912
so ga donna v hisi aretirai in
ga odpeljali Veliki vrh ma Bio
kah ter ga tam zaprli v svinjak
kot najveejega zloeinea. Nasled-
Mi dan SO ga obsodili ma smrt.
Navzoc je bill zloglasni zlocinec
duhov,,ik Hre,, cd Fare. Ker pa
slucajno nj poznal mojega mo-
IA, je poklical nekega svojega
prijatelja il Bloske police, da do
bi ihformacije cd MEGA. Ia pa,
kot zaveden clovek, je duhovni-
ka pregovoril, da mas nj komu,
mist. Nato SO ga izpustili.
'Dne 8. septenbra 1912 SO ga
zopet drugic aretirali. Odgnali
SO ga v Velike Bloke v fasistic-
no kasarno, kjer SO ga stradali
in pretepali. On je kar vedno
trdil, da nj in da nj res, da je
|terenc. JAZZ sem dala ma zahtevo
|italijanskega oficirja nekaj jajc,
kar mu je (mojemu mozu) po-
magalo pri zaslisanju, da SO ga
izpustili. Cudim Sc sana sebi,
ker ga MISC ubili. Nepopisno je
bilo mole gorje.
|" &c sam ne doSskam svebods
10 bodo pa moji otrocil
"Jaz sem ga veckrat opozar-
jala, maj 10 previden ID maj Sc
pazi, ker drugace ne DO dosakal
svobode. A on mi je vselej od-
e0voril: 'Ako ne bDm docakal
,spoiaode jaz, iD boao n naUji|
'otroci. S ponosom ID zayesfjo
bolo rel1li "naa oce je dal ziv-1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-19
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA
Pismo Balokoviea il
Juqoslaviie

Pismo Balokovica IL
Jusoslavije
Zlatko Balokovic, predsednik
Ameriskega odbora "a jugoslo-
vanski relif in sloviti violinist,
XII Sc po ogromnem delu. ki ga
vrsi v korist move Jugoslavije
n a h a ia v Jugoslaviji, kjer je
do sedaj incl ze vee koneertov.
Med ostalim je posetil Ljublja-
no, Zagreb, Belgrad ter ostala
mesta, L. Jugoslavije je pisal
pismo, XII ga spodaj priobeamo.
OPP. ured.
Pisno Sc glasi:
"Mojim ameriskim prijate-
lem:
"Pisem Yam il Jugoslavije
mole rojstne zemlje, mesec dn
pred Bozitem. z zeno Sc naha-
java v poseti pri odlocnem in
svobodnem narodu, XII danes de-
la ma isti nacin, kot so delali
pred lett nasi ameriski pionirji,
da bi stvorili naso bogato deze-
10. ri narodi delaio z navduSe.
MEM, pojejo ko gradijo in po-
pravljajo mostove, zelezniske
proge, sole, citalnice, industrije
in cerkve. Delajo skupno in uzi
vajo skupno delo. Delajo IL.
lczeni nevarnosti, XII grozi o5
strani tuberkoloze njih ovim
otrokom in njih samim.
"Bliza sc ostra zima, toda
harold so obleceni Sc vedno v IL
sto ponosno hrabrost, XII jih je
obdrzala v njihovi tezki borbi
| proti sovrazaiku v teku prete-
kiln zim.
'Vsakega dneva sreeam Ju-
goslovane, XII mi govorijo, koli-
Eko so hvalezni "a pomoc, XII je
fprihajala il Amerike ia casa
vojne in po vojni. Toda zaeude'
nj so in bolije, jih nepravieni ma
! padi ameriskega tiska ma njiho.
vo dezelo, napadi XII gredo cello
tako dalec, da zahtevajo ukini-
tev posiljanjas daljne pomoci "a
bolne, lacne in brezdomee.
"Pisem q o4entuzijazmu, XII nj
ma primere, ins katerim jugo-
slovanski narodi delajo. Tod a
| Jugoslavija ina tudi drugo
strano - strano tezkih senc -
n JAZZ upam, da Amerikanci ne
hodo pozabili tekom veselih bo-
zicnih praznikov to drugo stra-
no. Ker v Jugoslaviji je tezko
da Sc najde emo edino druzino
XII nj dala vsaj emo zrtvo v teku
vojne. Navzlic temu, da ina sa-
mo emo desetino prebivalstva v
Zedinjenih drzavah, Jugoslavija
je izgubila v eloveskih zivlje
njih devetkrat vee.
"Danes je Jugoslavija zemlja
z 10000 slucajev odprte tu'
berkuloze. Ker je sovraznik uni.
Gil, ali pa poskodoval IS cd.
stotkov vseh bolnisnic, ma vsa-
kin 80 bolnikov pripada lie ena
sama postelja!
"Ker je sovraznik unieil vsa-
ko peto hiso in ker je pomoril
na tisoce starSev - Jugoslavi-
| ia :ie imela vec kot en- million
| sirot Oh koncu vojne.
"se sedaj je okrog $4,000
oseb, XII cakajo "a umetne noge:
tako da bi lahko zaceli z pro-
duktivnim delom.
| "Toda navzlic vsem tezavam
ii narodi gradijo "a sebe novo
in svobodno domovino. Taksno
domovino kot 81 jo sami zelijo.
Ne nameravajo, da Sc vrnejo
nazaj v preteklost v dobo ziv.
ljenja neskoncne bede "a veei-
no in blagostanja za manjsino.
Njihova je bodoenost - bodoc-
| most mad, miru in blagostanja.
| 'sNavzlic temu, da delajo isto
tako neutrudljivo kot 80 Sc bo-
rili, tt narodi mole rojstne zem-
lie potrebujejo Vase pomoc, vso
pomoc, XII jim jo morete dati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-19
kaksne SO YaxlneFe
ma Prirnorskem?

kaksne SO YazmeFe
ma Primorskern?
Spodaj priobeamo odlomke il
pisma, XII ga je dobila Mrs. M.
vogrin, 1908 Shawnee Ave. cd
Albina Bubniea, v kategem so
opisane razmere ma Primor-
skem in ogromno delo ma polju
obnove. Odlomki Sc glasijo:
"Draga tova,isica!
"Prav lepo Sc Ii zahvalju-
iern "a pismo cd 80. augusta
Nisem ga dobil v Kopru, pae
"a v Ljubljani, kjer sem v boil
aisnici ze tri tedne.
"Tvoj clanek sem dobil in ga
precital. Precitali so ga tud
drugi bolniki. Lepo pises. JAZZ
stalno dopisujem "Primorsk'
dnevnik" in "Slovenskega Po-
rocevalca".
*"Ko sem dobil pismo; sem s.
lekoliko cudil, kdo mi neki pi-
Sc. No, pa sal nj mic cudnega,
sal smo skoraj sosedi in Sc Gu
timo sinovi in heere istega ma
roda, XII je toliko pretrpel in
vendar docakal svojo svobodo.
"zalostno je, da sta v Ameri-
XII med Slovenci diva tabora. Ne
kdaj so pravili, da je zalostna
ia usoda nasega malega naroda,
la Sc eepi v skupine in stran-
ke. Meni Sc pa zdi, da je to igra
tujih izkoriscevalcev, XII z1ora-
bijo to naso slabost. Upam, da
Primorci, kar jih je v Zedinje-
nih drzavah, imajo zdravo pa
met. Sprevideli bodo tudi drugi,
10 bodo spoznali lazi, katerim
"a sedaj nasedajo.
"Kaj jim je toliko la poti Tt
% in nasi drzavniki? Ma Pri-
morskem smo cutili tuji jarem
IN sedaj hocemo k Jugoslaviji.
Tovar:s Tito je do sedaj v bor-
bi in obnovi dobro vodil in upa-
no, da bo Sc bolje vodil ma po-
u lepso bodocnost. Tudi nor
ci morajo razumeti, da &c DO
krivicno in slabo vodil, bo zavo-
zil, &c bo pa pravilno, ne bodo po-
magale nobene spletke.
"Najbrz Sc morda komu to-
sijo solze po kralju Petrcku, k
ga v Jugoslaviji nobeden vec ne
mara.
''Pri mas obnav1jamo kljub
vsem tezavam, pomanjkanju
denarja in materijala. Ma Pre-
garju, XII je bio popolnoma po-
zgano, so obnovili ze 81 poslo-
pij in his. Mladina in drugi po-
magajo pri udarniskem delu, da
Sc cim preje postavimo ma last
ne noge.
kdor hoce moliti
lahkO moli eel dan
Cerkve SO odprte, kdor hoce
moliti, lahko moli eel dan. Du-
hovniki so proti, eni pomagajo
nasim oblastem, drugi Itch je
ma Primorskem malo) pa ovira-
10 delo, TEN pa delajo skodo
samim sebi in veri.
~ solah Sc nasi otroci uce
v svojem jeziku. Pa ne samo
otroci. Povsod Sc sedaj odpira-
jo vecerni tecaJ "a odrasle,t ce-
10 starcki hodijo v Sole, Nase
ljudstvo, XII rs let nj imelo svo-
jih sol bo V kratkem doseglo
visoko stopnjo izobrazbe. Kul-
turne prireditve Sc vrsijo po
vseh vaseh. Imamo pevske zbo-
re in telovadna, ali pa fizkm-
turna drustva.
"Da bi sanno vide1a nastop
telovadcev in pevcev M dan
proslave prvega maja v Trstu!
Kme6ka dekleta, otroci in fam
tie sos taAo lepo telovadili, III ss
angle4ki ii aneriahi repnrterp
Lar strneli. Nastopan 50 prvi5
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-19

Kd0r je tlopsk skolj jtb, duysje
"a otr05k0 bolsic0 u Sl0uenjH
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-03-07
BIGGEST INCREASEM
CRIME is REPORTED

Washington - Attorney Gen
eeTal Tom Clark reported this
wweek that the largest. annual in
ssreaSe in, serious. crimes in rs
years took place during 1915.
Clark said an F. B. I. crime
showed serious crimes jumped
12.3 per cent over 1914. The Of
lenses considered in the survey
uncluded murder, rape, robbery,
aggravated assault, burglary, lar
&Eeny and auto theft.
These crimes totaled about l.
ss656. Sal during 1915 compared
with ], 1893, 655 in 1914, Clark said
adding: that, this represents a to-
sEal of 4,289 serious crimes com.
1nitted daily. In a statement
eClark added:
This orgy of crime must anc
will be wiped out. Our efforts
unjust be doubled to check this
dangerous situation: Respect fol
Nav must be restored. We are
directing all U. S. attorneys tt
anSist upon the severest penal
5aies under the law for those con
wicted for serious Federal Of
lHenSeS,"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-03-07
SOlOns Demand That Federal
Budget Be Balanced At Once

Washington-Sixteen members
of the House and Senate have is
sued a joint statement asserting
their belief that the Federal bud
get for the period from July l,
1916 to June 80, 1947, "can" and
"should'' be balanced.
The statement was signed by
these members of Congress:
Senators Bridges GRIND, Byrd
D-Va.), Taft (R-Ohio), Tydings
D-Md.), Vandenberg (R-Mich) ,
Walsh (D-Mass), Wherry (R-
Neb.) and White (R-Maine); and
Representatives Cox (D-Ga.),
Doughton (D-NC), Halleck Or
Ind.), Knutson (R-Minn.), Mar
tin (R-Mass), Taber (R-NY),
Wilmington (D-Miss.), md
Woodruff (D-Mich).
The statement read:
''The following members of
Congress believe that the 1947
Federal Budget, for the period
beginning July l, 1916, and end
ing June 80, 1947, should be bal
anced. This can be done.
eve cannot afford to spend
money we do not have. We can
not afford to continue war agen-
cies overdue for rehabilitation,
or war functions of doubtful
value in civil agencies. The
Federal structure needs rebuild
ing for peace now, and from the
ground up. We cannot afford,
nor do we need at this time, in
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-03-07
WANT FUNDS TO BUILD
HOMES FOR VETERANS

Washington - A proposal to
subsidize veterans in their pur-
chase of homes got organized
property-oWners' support as
President Truman's "bold' hous-
ing plan faced congressional
emasculation.
Administration leaders toiled
in the week end recess to round
up house support for price cell
ings on all houses and $60O,00O,-
900 in subsidies for building sup
plies, but the tide seemed to be
running for a measure by Rep.
Wolcott (R-Mich) which lacks
those devices.
The home and property owners
of America, a group sponsored by
the Real Estate Foundation,
Washington, issued a statement
endorsing ''direct financial as
sistance to the veteran" in place
of the White House program.
Such a measure, calling for
outright grants of $500 and $4,000
based on length of military serv-
ice, was introduced by. Reps.
Hartley GRIND and Peterson.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-03-07
WANTS RUSSIA DEALT
WITH FIRMLY NOW

Washington-Senator Connal-
Ely (D-Tex) joined the growing
Visit of American officials advo-
eating policy of firm dealings
with Russia.
But the chairman of the Sen
cate Foreign Relations Committee
uold a news conference his idea
at the way to get along with the
%Soviets is not to say to them:
We're against you"
We should take position that
ave know is right and stand
edhere" >Connally declared. eve
should meet these issues as they
scome up, discuss them and act on
sthem."
Praising the Administrators
zforeign policy as ''firm and con-
&sistent,," the Texas Senator said
The islin agreement with the views
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-03-07

pipe, yard of material which the
Federal Government buys I'M
necessarily increases the civilian
shortage of such items. Every
hour of unneeded manpower
which the Federal Government
uses next year will be taken
away from industry, will length
en- its struggle to bring produc-
ton up to the level of demand.
Under such circumstances we
should not spend a penny for
men and materials beyond our
absolute needs"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-03-07
INCREASE IN GRAIN
PRICE SEEN NECESSARY

Washington-The Government
has announced increases in the
prices of six major grains as a
step in carrying out the nations
program to help feed hungry
people.
Effective Monday, the price OF
wheat went up 3 cents bushel;
corn 3 cents a bushel; oats 2
cents a bushel; barley 4 cents a
bushel; and grain sorghums 9
cents a hundred pounds. When
rye ceilings go into effect June
l for the first time, they will be
4 cents higher than previously
announced.
The announcement was made
jointly by the Office of Price
Administration and the Agricul-
ture Department.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-03-07
% ARE KILLED IN BIG
AIRLINE CRASH SUN.

San Diego, Calif.-An Ameri-
can Airlines Flagship flying from
New York to Los Angeles; crash
ed into a fog-shrouded mountain
east of here Sunday killing the
% passengers, including two ba-
bies, and the crew of four.
A deputy sheriff who climbed
two miles over Terra Blanca
Mountain in the Mount Laguna
Range, determined that there
were no survivors, He reported
that a hasty check showed 81
bodies, only six Of which were
not burned and smashed beyond
recognition.
The remaining six bodies, he
believed, were in other parts of
the wreckage, scattered for hun
dreds of yards over the three
carpeted mountain slope.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-03-07

It was believed that the UNO
would consider the vote very Sc
riously despite its lack Of legal
effectiveness.
The UNO considered previous
opposition grave enough to lead
them to extend the area of the
site to cover the two counties
surrounding the original choice,
the Stamford Greenwich area.
DR.. Slogan Gavrilovitch, chair
man of the headquarters COM
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-03-07
Brief Review OF State National And World News During

expressed by Secretary of State
Byrnes. In an obvious reference
to Russian moves, Byrnes called
for a stop to this maneuvering
for strategic advantages all over
the world"
Connally, just back from the
United Nations meeting in Lon
don, said he had not had time
yet to read this weeks Senate
speech in which Senator Vanden-
berg (R-Mich) called for greater
firmness by this country in deal
ing with Russia. Vandenberg
indicated he thought Administra-
ton foreign policy was not as
consistent as it might have been.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-03-07

view of the widespread oppor-
tunities for employment, such
things as the biggest public
works program in our history or
a general government expendi-
ture almost twice prewar 1889.
Every dollar we spend now must
be justified by~ overwhelming
proof of its need.
Every deficit dollar which
the Federal Government spends
adds to inflationary pressure.
Every foot of lumber, piece of
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-03-07
RESIDENTS OPPOSED TO
UNO HOME IN CONN.

Greenwich, Conn.-Greenwich
residents voted two to one in
opposition to the United Nations
Organizations choice of their To-
cality as the permanent world
capital. The vote, unofficially,
was $500 to 2,119 against loca-
ton of the UNO in this area.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-03-07

mittee is due to arrive in New
York by plane.
His recommendations will be
submitted to the September as
sembly of the UNO.
Montana labor news., 1946-04-18
RECORD SHOWS
|P0LLTAXERS
STAY ON The JOB

WASHINGTON. - (FP = Regular.
enthusiastic attendance at meetings OF
Congress when roll call vote, are taken
ia habit, oi the southern pailiaN aemo-
Crat.
\ roll-call survey iron l%snuars Z
10 March p shows that 50 a~ci.a.fats
answered each oi the 81 I'll sis II
tina, period Oi these, = Nf.c from
the southern states. TIL q q j..
House list shows - respontane q ali
81 roll calls.
In the Senate. l. Denosfat> ~
swered ever, roll call IN iae san { pc.
rod. Seven OF them came 'fe' tar
, state, Sens. Bilbo a. iifil
l.Ala.J. Johnston and Maybaak > -.
Mcclellan eArk.). Mckellaf and Stew
art cuu
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-11-28
Redwood Empire

(Continued From Page OneJ
Eureka, covering both halves of
the strike. Some l6 locals are in
volved in two huge California
counies, Mendocina and Hum
boldt.
Strike strategy is to hit the
holdout companies where it hurts
right in their monopoly posi-
tions. The action plan is twofold:
union organizing outside the mo.
nopoly's production through sec
ondary boycotts and directly by
economic action against the mills
themselves.
Today the LSW u claims that so
per cent of redwood lumber under
production comes from the 46 fair
mills that have signed up with the
union. The monopoly's nine big
mills are working at about third
of their capacity, paying scabs
from $1.02H to S1.17h an hour,
where before the strike workers
got S2h and 971a cents. Workers
in the smaller mills that have
signed up with the union get no
less than $1,25 an hour.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-11-28

hands of the people. The millions
who go to the stores every day
can cure it.
They can say, "no thanks, not at
that price,"
Not long ago you could buy oleo
but not butter in many cities.
The price lid went off butter and
now you can buy butter but not
oleo-if you mortgage your home
to pay for the butter. That you
can let alone for quite a while.
Several million Americans not
so very long ago were going with
out lots of things - things that
weren't found in X rations.
A millionth of the courage that
saw them through then will smash
the price spiral.
If, every morning at 9 o'clock,
100 persons could line up in front
of every store, to walk in, look at
prices and walk right out empty
handed-all very orderly-what do
you think would happen after a
week of that ? You might try it..
Keep your dollars in your pocket
AND SEW UP YOUR POCKET.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1946-11-28
E71ISESlIL;EY!';!E
Bevin Uses Rinq
As official Seal

New York (FP)-An AFL SOU
venir ring, which he was given in
1915, is used as seal on all Off
cial documents, including treaties
signed by British Foreign Minister
Ernest Bevin.
This was revealed to AFL Presi-
dent William Green and five other
AFL leaders at private luncheon
they gave here recently for the
British leader and former head of
the Transport & General Workers.
Bevin received the ring when he
attended the AFL convention in
San Francisco in 1915 as fra
ternal delegate from the British
Trades Union Congress. Bevin
said the ring was a green stone on
which were engraved the initials
E. B. with a diamond for the
period after the B.
Attending the luncheon with
Bevin were Lord Inverchapel, Brit
ish ambassador, and Archibald M.
Gordon, labor attache at the Brit
ish embassy. Other AFL members
present were Secretary-Treasurer
George Meany, international Rep
resentative Robert Watt, Second
Vice President Matthew Woll,
President David Dubinsky of the
International Ladies' Garment
Workers and President Felix
Knight of the Brotherhood of
Railway Carmen.