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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16

torney General Tom c. Clark. The
Attorney General told the commit
tee that he would consider recon-
mending to the President that am
nesty be granted to all cOnscien-
tious directors above the actual
draft age, which was at that time
being considered at 20, but later set
at 20 by President Truman. Mr..
Clark promised TO free Wallace Nell
son in the manner that three other
conscientious DIRECTORS had been
freed. Nelson, however, refused to
accept his freedom unless Parks
were freed also and Rev. Nelson
and others, including Mrs. Mary
Mcleod Bethune and DR.. J. H.
Peters, worked zealously to secure
Parks freedom also,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16

No. 2, Minneapolis, will be host to
the meeting which will be held in
the lodge hall of Perfect Ashlar
Lodge No. 4, on st. Anthony near
Grotto.
Other officers of the lodge are
James L. Mckinney, most wor-
shipful deputy grand master; Allen
Williams, grand treasurer; Benja-
min F. Henderson, grand secretary;
L. H. Williams, grand senior war
den; Eugene Tucker, grand junior
warden and ]. H. Hickman, grand
lecturer.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16
Short Views
of the
NEWS
Mr.. Truman Won't Name
Unfriendly Hattie Caraway

WASHINGTON, ID. C. (NNPA)
-Colored civil service employees
and applicants for federal jobs will
be saved from exposure to actions
Of former Senator Hattie Caraway,
Of Arkansas, as a member Of the
Civil Service Commission.
President Truman at his press
conference last Friday disclosed
that he was not considering Mrs.
Caraway as a successor to Mrs,
Lucille Foster McMillin who re-
signed as a member Of the commits
sion.
While a member of the Senate
Mrs. Caraway was opposed to all
legislation especially beneficial to
colored people.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16
Duluth Loss Thrown
From Horse lends
In Wisconsin Creek

DULUTH-While horseback rid
ing with a group of young people
at Fond Du Lac, Wis, Sunday,
Aug. II, the horse Bernice Daniels
was riding backed off bridge and
dumped Miss Daniels into a creek.
Fortunately the water was low
and no i'll effects were suffered.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16
WdYman Style Show
AT WheoheY House
FriddV, AUGUST 20

The Pastors Aid society Of Way
man AME church, Is sponsoring .
style show to be held ct Phyllis
Wheatley house, Friday evening,
Aug. %. A world Of fun" Is
promised TO those who come out to
help guess who's who.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16
La MOtta Whips Holman
Williams in 10 Rounds

DETROIT (NNPA) - Middle
weight Jake La Motta, of New York
punched out a unanimous 10-round
decision over Holman Williams, Of
Detroit, before q seIlout crowd Of
10000 at University Of Detroit
stadium last Wednesday night.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16
Anna Hedgeman Resigns
Executive Secretaryship
FEPC National Council
LAUTIER CLAIMS BREAKDOWN
DUE TO FAILURE OF LEADERSHIP
BY LOUIS LAUTIEB

WASHINGTON, D. Title breakdown OF the National
Council for Permanent Fair Employment Practice Commits
sion, which for than years had sought enactment
OF permanent FEPC legislation due to failure Of leader
ship, according to reliable sources here
Financial difficulties the immediate cause on the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16
Minnesota MasOns Hold SD
Annual Communication on
August 2O-21 i'm st. Paul

The Sind Communication of the Masonic Lodge, F. &
NJ Minnesota jurisdiction, will in St. Paul August
20 and 81.
Lawrence E. Tarver, Most Worshipful Grand Master,
said Tuesday that he anticipated of the successful
meetings in the grand lodge history Anchor HYard Lodge
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16
Conscientious Director,
Brother of Rev. Nelson,
Freed After Hunger Strikes

DANBURY Conn. Aug u lSpecial)Wallace Floyd Nelson
outstanding conscientious
released today from the Federal Correctional ns
ending 105day hunger strike for Nelson and To-day hunger
strike for Parks.
Refused Induction In Jim Crow Army
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16
Opinion Poll Claim
That Negroes Treated
Fairly Is Denied

CHlCAGO-"Negroes not receiving fair treatment
in the United States according to A. A. Lverght executive
director of the American Council Race Relations who
charged recent opinion poll the subject had created
false impression of the true situation The charge was made
before the Society for Social Research meeting the Uni
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-16

The paper you are reading has
met the test Of time.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11
MCEACHERN TAKES
SOUTHERN H0N0RS
MINIS Junior Takes Six
Trophies And Ribbons
AT Greensboro

Billy McEachern, who has been
riding horses since he was in ele-
mentary school, had one of the big
gest thrills of his life at the Sedge-
field Horse Show in Greensboro,
Saturday. The seventeen year old
lad captured a total of six trophies
and blue ribbons to take the limos
share of the exhibition.
Billy, a junior it New Hanover
High school, took the Challenge
trophy in the three-gaited Juvenile
class and went on to win the trophy
in the North Carolina owned three
gated class and place first in the
amateur three-gaited stakes.
McEachern also swept the honors
in the 5-gaited class, amateur five
gated stake, and came in second
in the juvenile five-gaited class.
The young mans prizes set the
pace for a field of 200 entries from
the South as he became the south
ern winner.
Mary Sutton, also of Wilmington,
took the blue ribbon with her horse,
"RoXanna Blue" in the horseman-
ship class. Bill Todd and his Little
Sir Echo took the ribbon in the
roadster class.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11
Whites, ACL Victors
In SoftbaU TwinbiU
Hitting Features Double
header As Bailey And
Smith Star

In the Class A Softball League
at Robert Strange park last night,
the Atlantic Coast Line won out
over the Police Department, 8 to
4, and in the second fracas the
Whites Ice Cream club Continued
their winning streak by downing
Senior Fraternity, 9 to 5.
Bailey Stars
The first tilt was a. hitfest in
which Bailey took batting honors.
smuggling out a homerun with two
on. Stevenson of Policemen had the
best percentage for the loser at
two for two.
Henry Smith drove out a four
master into center field in the
second contest to lead Whites
surging Ice Cream upward in the
standings to within a Threatening
position to A. C. l.. and the Fire
men.
Fielding Lapses .
Parker blasted out four hits fol
four hits for Senior Fraternity, as
the Fraternity's poor fielding play.
ed a big part in their loss.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11
AMERICAN LEGION
TEAM OPENS PLAY
Brogden's Club Travels To
Swansboro Today For
$3.50 Tilt

The Wilmington American Legion
baseball team, coached by Leon
Davis, opens it's first season in
several years at SWanboro today
at $3.50 p. m.
The game at SWansboro will be
the first of fourteen league con-
tests to be played in the Eastern
Section of State Wide Legion Sche-
dule. In the other two sectors the
same number of tits will be play
ed. and the winners of the three
will then play off for the state
championship. The playoffs con-
tinue until a national American
Legion champion is produced.
Whiteville Strongest Opponent
In the Eastern Loop Whiteville
presents the strongest aggregation,
and that is the club that Coach
Brogden expects the most trouble
from.
The veteran mentor puts much
faith in the varsity boys on his
team to hold the nine together.
These are the Wildcat keystone
combination j. c. Price and Paul
Horton, and outfielders Mike Aus
tin, Fitzhugh Fennell, and Jim Glib
son. Dunk Futrelle is taking over
the duties that tall Kenneth Rogers
held on the varsity - those of first
baseman-pitcher Futrelle hurled
nice ball for Winter Park during
early parts off the year, and with
Wallace may be the corps aces.
Levy Heath is the other member
of the Cats that holsters Whining
tons Legion club.
Rockies Are Backbone
Newcomers are sure to play a
big part in Wilmington's bid for
the Eastern Championship. John
ny Crowley, Homer Brewer, Homer
Hayden, and Jerry Hllburn look
like future baseball stars, but there
may be other "darkhorses" on the
Legion roster.
The probable lineup for the Will
mingten ballclub is as follows:
Brewer, 3b; Horton, 2b; Fennell,
If; Price, SIS; Gibson, RI; Austin,
CT; Heath, C; Hayden, Id; and
Futrelle, p.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11
ALLEN IS TWIRLER
O u OUTFIT
Contest To Start Al 7 pm.
Under Legion Sta
dium's Arcs
BY GENE WARREN
Star Sports Writer

I'VE are putting together one of
the best semi-pro baseball clubs
in Wilmiagton's history said
Manager Frank Manor of the Ma
sonboro Ramblers in an interview
yesterday evening, after Which.
he announced that his powerful
Eastern State team would tangle
with the invading Tabor City nine
at Legion Stadium tonight at 8
p. m.
Outstanding Lineup
What lineup could have better
players than Bernie Covington,
Linwood Rowan, Snag Allen, W,
A. Brown, and Herman Wick
was the keynote Of the veteran
baseball enthusiasts conversation
These are good players, but
there are others on the Manor
outfit that rate with the best
Mark down Levy Heath of MINIS
Eastern Conference winners, Ton
Lilies on shortstop, Dink Coward O.
the 1945 Pirates, Dan George, ane
others on your list OF colortu
Ramblers.
Seeking Revenge
They are the Masonboro roster
members, who are out to revenge
themselves on two straight de
feats by Tabor City-both twelve
inning battles.
Manor has already announced
that Snag Allen former Whining
ton Pirates t~hirdsacker, will takt
over the hurting chores in tn
game tonight. 1t will be Snag'
first appearance at the Stadium
since his incident with Micke.
Katkaveck on the filming situation
In ending the Masonboro man
ager said, eff Wilmington fan
will support us at the Stadium
tonight, we will promise them a
least three good games every
week there"
Masoboro lineup tprobable).
If-Todd; 1~b-Covington; 2b-Rowan
p-Allen; cf-CoWard; 3b-Vick; SIS -
Lilies; George; and rf-Kirkham.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11

Error-Edwards. Runs batted in -
Meyer, Boudreau, Fleming, York 3. Di-
Maggie, Butland 2. Two base hit-Doerr.
Three base hit-Meyer. Home runs -
Fleming, York. Double plays-Boudreau
to Meyer to Fleming. Boudreau (Alonel.
Left on bases-Cleveland 7. Boston 6.
Bases on balls off Gromek l, off But
land }. off johnson 1. Strikeouts - by
Gromek 2, by Butland 7, by johnson l.
Hits-off Gromek 8 in 5 innings, none
out in 9th, off Klieman l in l inning, off
Center 3 in 2 innings, off Butland 6 in
z innings, off Johnson l in 2 innings.
Winning pitcner-Butland. Losing pitcher
-Gromek. Umpires-Hubbard, Berry and
Paparella Time-2 hours. Attendance -
1888 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11

Errors - DiMaggio, Robinson, Blood
worth. Runs batted in-Henrich 2. Wake
field, Greenberg 2. Bloodworth 3, Out
law 2, Trucks, Robinson. Two base hits
Outlaw, Greenberg, johnson.
runs-Henrich, G%reenberg. Blood
worth, Stolen base-Mullin. Double play
-Crosetti, Stirnweiss and Etten. Left on
6; New York 6. Bases on
balls-Gettel 2, Trucks 4, Gumpert l.,
Wight 2, Strikeouts-by Gettel 3, Trucks
5, Wight |. Hits off-Gettel in 2 2-3
innings: Gumpert 2 in 2 I-3; Wight 4 in
2; Byrne l in 2. Losing pitcher Gettel.
Umpires - Passarella, Grieve and Rue,
Time-2:15. Attendanee-l8,1 55 paid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11
CONDITION CRITICAL

WASHINGTON, June 10-WD-
The condition of Walter johnson,
former big league pitching star,
remained critical Monday. He was
stricken with a brain tumor early
in April. He has been in a coma
for the greater part of the past
two weeks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11
SINGLE
BEATS BROOKLYN
Cards Win 3 To z In First
OF Crucial Series At
St. Louis

ST. LOUIS, June 10. -(P)-
Pinchhitter Terry Moore's one-rur
single in the ninth inning broke
up a tie ball game as the st.
Louis Cardinals won the first game
of an important three-game series
from the Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to
2 before a crowd Of 81, 943 persons
tonight. The victory cut the bod
gers lead to two games over the
second-place Redbirds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11

Errors-Cullen, Bernstein, Gilbert, Ro-
bert. Nesselrode. Runs batted in Horton,
Lamb, PoKiemba Skinner Robert z
Gales, Riley 2, Crawford. Two-baSe hlts-
Poklemba. Roberts, Tugh. Three-base
hits-Cullen, Strickland. Base on balls
8. Salmon l, Stone z.
Struck out, by-Olbert II, Salmon l,
Stone s. Hits off-Salmon 6 in 2 l-5 IN
nings; off-Stone 2 in 6 2-3 innings.
Winning pitcher-Stone.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit at New York-Newhouser (e-2)
ys. Bevens t3-4l.
Cleveland at Boston-Embree (5-3) VS..
Wagner Co-ol.
St. Louis at Washington might)-Kin-
der ,o-l) or Lamacchia C0-0) vs.. Hudson
go.
Chicago at Philadelphia - Smith 90
vs Knerr t1-4.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11
Manor sRamblers Meet Tabor City Tonight
EXTENDS
LOOP LEADERSHIP
Sox Take 18th
Straight, AS Yanks Drop
Nine Games Back

BOSTON, June 10-RHThe Red
Sox increased their string OF I'M
defeated starts against visiting op-
position to 10 straight by giving
Highlander Bill Butland his first
pitching triumph of the season, a
6-3 decision owe the Cleveland
Indians, Monday before a 1888
washday crowd. 1t also was the
18th game without a setback dur
ing their current FenWay home
stay.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11

Brooklyn at St. Louis (nlghtl-Webber
49, or Hatten 90 VS.. Pollet t4-3l.
Boston at Observation-Disclosures
49, VS.. SeWell (3-2l.
New York at Cincinnati - might -
thompson Q-2) VS.. Wander Nicer t1-3) or
walters Q-2).
Philadelphia at Chicago-Mulcahy Q-2)
vs Wyse (5-3).
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11
H0MERUNS BATTER
| SLUMPINC YANKS

NEW YORK, June 10-P-Be-
hind the five-hit tossing of Virgil
Trucks and two-run homers by
Hank Greenberg and Jimmy Blood
worth, the Detroit Tigers t-ounced
the New York Yankees, l1-3, Mon
day to score their first victory in
five meetings over the Yanks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11
SANFORD RALLIES
TO EDGE PIRATES
Buccaneers Outhit Loop
Leaders, But Walks
Hurt Locals

The Wilmington Pirates put up
one of the best battles of the sea
son at Sanford yesterday, even
though they lost to the powerful
Spinners, 6 to 4, after tying the
loop leaders up at four all in the
eighth inning.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11

Errors-E. Hobbs 2, Herring 2, Smith
l. Anderson 2, Padrier l, Turner 2, To-
briglio l. Runs batted in-Braswell 2,
Parker 2, B. Hobbs, Smith 3. Lee, Bras
well. Brinson, Boyd, Markiton, Anderson,
Padrier 2. Three-base hits-Boyd. Home
runs-Sminth. Base on balls-off c. War
rem xxXxxxx, Bell xxx. Struck out, by
&C. Warren x. Bell.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11

Errors-Adams, O'Dea. Runs batted in
-Standy,' Hermfan. Musial, Slaughter,
Moore. Two base hits-Marion, Schultz,
Stanky. Stolen base-Stanky. Sacrifices
Reese, O'Dea. Double plays-Brecheen,
Marion and Musial. Left on bases -
Brooklyn 7, ST. Louis 8. Bases on balls
Higbe 4. Brecheen 2, Herring 2, Wilks
/. Strikecuts-Higbe 7. Brecheen 2. Wilks
/. Hits-off Higbe 3 in 7 1-3 innings;
Behrman | in 0 (pitched to one batter) /;
Casey 0 in %; Herring l in 1-3; Bre-
cheen 6 in 8; Wilks in /. Hits by pitch
er, by-Higbe (Kurowski); passed ball
Anderson. Winning pitcher-Wilks; los
ing pitcher-Herring. Umpires - Dunn,
Jorda, Stewart and Magerkurth. Time
2:23. Attendance 81, 943 (paid).
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11

Errors-Moore l, Leitch 1, Fleming 2
Bisgs l. Runs batted in-Stephenson, L.
Rowan 2, Covington, Thomas 2. Bailey 8
Ward, Leitch. TWo-base hits-L. Rowan
Base on balls-off-Biggs Xxx, Carrigan
XXNX, Struck out, by-Biggs xxx Car
rigan XXX.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11
AMERICAN
NATIONAL LEAGUE

might Sdllle.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit II, New York 3.
Boston G., Cleveland 3.
chicago at Philadelphia might.
81 Louis at Washington might.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinanti I, New York 5.
Philadelphia 8, Chicago 8.
Boston 10. Pittsburgh 3.
Brooklyn at ST. Louis (night).
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11

Exploration for oil is underway
in the Bahamas, although none
has as yet been found.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11
CLASS A soFTBALL STANDINGS
HANOVER LEAGUE STANDINGS


Phalanx Fraternity VS.. A. C. L. Jun
Tors at z pm -
Lawyers vs. Southern Bell al $50 pm
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11
TOBACCO LEAGUE STANDINGS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
WILMINGTON 4, Sanford g..
Smithfield 6, Dunn-ErWin IL.
Clinton II, Angier-Fuquay 2.
TODAY'S GAMES
Angier-Fuquay at Clinton.
Dunn-ErWin at Smithfield.
WILMINGTON at Sanford.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11

TOTALS "a 7 8 8
z-Batted for DesauteIs in 7th.
zz-Batted for Flores In 18th.
Zz-Batted for Savage in 9Th.
CHICAGO ----- 012 900 000-3
PHILADELPHIA - 010 900 O0O-1
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-11

World crude oil production in
1915 is expected to be about %
percent greater than in 1871.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-05

uro zjntraj, naorajo pa se od-
preti ajkasneje oh 7.-uri zju-
|traj.
Gostinske obratovalnice ma
zelezniskih postajah in one $
prenocissi, smejo gostom, XII pri-
spejo Z vlakom, postreei tudi po
casu dolocenem "a zapiranje, to-
,da najdalje pol ure po prihodu
vlaka. Ia posamezne .obrate in
posamezne dni smejo okrajni
ljudski odbori 20 izkazani stvar-
nj potrebi izjenno podaljsati
obratovalni Cas-. " tenn bi bill
zapopadeni nasi ameriski pix
niki in veselice.) Dovoljenje Sc
ida pismeno po placilu predpi-
sanih pristojbin.
Pisarne, trgovinske, industrij-
ske, spedlclJske y podobne po-
slovalnice obratujejo cd 8. ure
zjutraj do opoldne in cd 3. po-
poldne do 6. ure zvecer; OBJ So
botah pa od 8. ure zjutraj do 2.
ure popoldne. Denarni in zava-
rovalni zavodi obratuieio cd
7:30 zjutraj do 2. ure popol-
dne. Poslovanje denarnih, zavo-
dov strankami sc zakljuci emo
uro pred koncem notranjega
poslovanja..
Oh nedeljah in drzavnih praz-
nikih morajo biti vse trgovin-
ske in obrtne obratovalnice "a
prte, &c MISC predpisane izjeme.
Oh nedeljah in praznikih mora
jo obratovati prodajalnice kru-
ha, mleka, sadja in zelenjave
cd 7. do H., prodajalnice mesa
in rib pa v poletnem casu Cd
Z. do II. Pogrebna podjetja mo-
rajo poslovati kakor oh delav-
nikih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-05
RAZSTAVA STROKOVNO Ma
DALJEVALNE SOLE v
DOMzALAH

Prva v svobodi in prva v Slo-
veniji je strokovno nadaljeval-
ma sola v Domzalah priredila 16.
junija tega leta razstavo SOL
skin in strokovnih izdelkov
vajencev ter aranziranje trgov-
skin izlozb. Lepo je bilo stevilo
razstavljenih predmetov. Cez
100 vajencev je razstavilo po-
polnoma SANDSTONE izdelke. "a
sluga je upravitelja strokovno
nadaljevalne sole Pardubskega,
XII je :znal predoeiti vajencem,
kako vazan faktor so dobri va
jeniski kadri pri obnovi in po-
trebah svobodne domovine.
Videlo Sc je izdelke il slede-
eih strok: kovaske, strojno klju-
cavnicarske, kleparske, elektri-
carske, pekovske, soboslikarske,
kolarske, mizarske, krojaske,
pletilske, torbarske in cevljar-
ske. Najpopolnejse je bila zasto-
pana torbarska industrial, XII je
v kraju zelo razvita. Izdelki tor
barskih vajencev, XII so pokaza-
Ii razlicne zenske torbice, list
nice, koveege, pasove in slicno,
so bill ma visini. Tudi trgovski
vajenci so pokazali vso svojo
spretnost v aranziranju izlozb.
Videli smo cello improvizirano
modno trgovino, XII je bila pred
net splosnega zanimanja. RAJ
stavo je obiskalo mad 700 obs
kovalcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-05
NOVICE Il JUGOsLAvIJE

dne. 0e prodajajo tudi prekaje-
no meso, obratujejo kakor dru-
ge trgOvine.
Trgovine S sadjem in zelenja-
Ivo SO odprte cd zacetka naja
do konca septembra cd 6. do 12.
in cd 8. do Z. ure popoldne;;' v
drugih mesecih pa cd 8. do IL.
in cd 2. do 6. ure popoldne.
Prodajalnice kraha in mile
Ikarne SO odprte cd $50 do
1870 in cd 3. do z. ure popol-
dine.
Prodajanje casopisov, revij
in pedenega kostanja po u1icah
je dovoljeno cd s. ure zjutraj
do 10. zvecer. Glede prodajne-
sa casa "a blago ma sejmih in
trznih prostorih veljajo tdoloei-
la sejmskih in trznih redov.
Obrtne obratovalnice so cd
prte Cd Z. do IL. in cd 2. do Z.
lpopoldne, &c nj v naslednjem
drugace odloceno. -Brivske, Ia
Esuljske in manikerske obrato-
valnice SO odprte Cd 7::30 do IL.
in 2::30 do 6. ure popoldne. Pc
karne in slascicarske delavnice
obratujejo cd Z. ure zjutraj do
6. ure zvecer. Pripravljalna de-
la, kakor kurjenje peel, pristav-
ljanje kvasa in mesanje tesla
Sc snejo priceti oh 5. uri zju-
traj.
v vaseh Sc trgovinske in
obrtne obratovalnice odpirajo
zjutraj pol ure pref in zapirajo
zvecer pol ure kasneje. Ia ugod-
most velja tudi "a kopalisSa,
zdravilissa in turisticne kraje.
Preko poldne smejo biti odprte
podkovnice konj in avtomeha-
nicne obratovalnice, &c je treba
izvrsiti neodlozno in nujno po-
pravilo.
Gostinske obratovalnice. V
krajih, kjer so sedezi okroznih
in okrajnih ljudskih odborov,
so kavarne odprte v zimskem
casu, cd 1. oktobra do 30. april
la, do polnoci; drugi gostinski
obrati pa do II. ure zveeer. V
poletnem casu, cd 1. maja do
80. septembra, pa SO odprte ka-
varne do enc ure zjutraj, dru-
gi gostinski obrati pa do pol
noci.
Okrep5evalnice, bifeji, SO od-
prti Cd Z. ure zjutraj do 8. ure
zvecer. Gostinske obratovalni-
ce ne smejo odpirati pred 5.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-05

nacna napram novm doslecem Razum in poltcna
sodnost zaheva vzajemnos in uncenje neke skupne
katera maj bi sua kot nekak gresni koze katerega
Sc zvrze krivdo slabo-pozabiti namrec
da e skoro nj skupine, XII bi bila kak drug skupin
predmet zancevanja ali vsa podcenevanja in mrznje'
Liga cloveskh pravic je preprcana, da Clevelan
du Poljaki, Jugoslovani, Rumunci Ceh XII prisl il
Europe tekom nedavne dobe in XII zaorejo neka do
prinesti korst restve probemov Cenralne in JUNO
vzhodne Evrope Del tega doprnosa e tenn da poucio
druge Amercane svojstvenostih znacau in problemih
svoe rodne dezee morda Sc bo vazno e, &c morejo
uporabit svoe zmoznost tenn pogledu da ponagajo
njihovim rodnim dezeam do razunevana deovanja anne
riske demokrace Kar pa daje tenu doprnosu go
box pomen e neka kar najo skupnega vsi cevelandsk
fdrzavl -enakopravno drzavanstvo brez ozira ma
izvor
Enakopravno drzavljanstvo brez ozira izyor, pra
vi knjizica This Is Cleveland zoca zaheve posebne
privlegije prilog politicnih manjsin Mi moramo in
tud upostevamo pravice kuturnih mansin Amerik da
zrazao kadar in kakor to zeo In has pr tel tock
obenem dotaknemo naplodovtejsega polja pogledu
sevana evropskih manjsinskh problernov ko udi pre-
magana ovr XII zabranujeo sodelovanje med narodnost
mimi ssupnami tel dezei. Amerikanci liz Centrane in
uznovzhodne Europe mai krizarjo adoptranje enako
pravnosti povsod Evropi.
istem duhu Liga cloveskih pravic obraca do Gle
Cvelandskh Nemcev in ItalijanoV. =--~~,
Sprico prednost, XII jo daje nasa naredna sila "
prav Liga smo vsi Cleveandcani enakopravn partner
" tenn miru kot vsakem evropskem nniru . Dali bo
nasa sila podpiraa prayco odsno od tega ako
gcno bono pritisnii svoji zahtevai ~ interesu mr
ma mas kongres in naso admnisracio" ALL &c hocejo
Amerikanci izpopon svoje znane in p0krep svoje
soane probleih mru tedaj je potrebno da poslnsao
kot Clevelandcanom priporo6a da prisluhnejo teu
kar Jim problemih evropskh dezsl lahko poyedo naa
drzavljani il raznh evropskih aeael