davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-16
IWA Liners Resume
Runs After Strike

New York, Nov. l6-tl,-Trans-
World Air Lines. back in service al
ter Il pilots strike which has gro Id
ed its planes since October 81. began
gradual Resumption of lis global
flights scheduled today. with its do
mcstic liners the first to take 10 the
skyways.
a TWA plane took off from Detroit
at 7:l5 a. m. EST for Cincinnati, and
rs minutes later westbound plane
cleared New York's LaGuardia fell
tor Chicago. AT 1926 a. m. the first
overseas plane left LaGuardia foi
Paris.
The strike ended yesterday whcr
the company and ALL pilots unior
met and agreed 10 arbitratc Il dis
putc over wages and work rules.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-16
China Communists
To Defend Capital

Ycnan. China. Nov. l6.--tPi---
Communists. convinced their historic
capital soon will have 10 withstand
slcdgchammcr blows Of attacking
government armies. arc Cvactiating
women. children and hospital groups
to rear areas.
All able-bodicd men and youths arc
joining the militia 10 defend 10 death
this city, which uccamc tho storicd
Communist Capital Ten years ago.
Pa'sy leaders say that unless
Chang Kai-shck is dissuaded by
would public opinion, a force Of co.
600 hsBd-picked government troops
under General HUI Tsung-nan shortly
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-16

will converge on Ycnan from The
south and 10000 others from The
rorth and west.
Yang Shan-kun. general secretary
ri the party'S eighth rout army. said
Chunr'@ ccaGc-firc order and delay
i'm opening the national assembly
were ruSc to accuse the Commun-
lists Of cooperation and provide
an excuse for smashing Ycnan.
"Wc have definite Information
Chang kai-shck has rcclisposcd his
troops in great strength for an at
tack. possibly within ten days. on
Ycnan," Yang told the Associated
Press
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-16
Veterans Ask Speed
In Housing Program

Washington. Nov. l6-tFD-Thc
American Veterans committee and a
group of state veterans affairs COM
mittec today demanded quick and
definite action 20 step up the voter
ans housing program.
Franklin D. Roosevelt. Jr., houS-
ing chairman. asked President Trtl.
man TO make tho n. F. &c. quit
uuibblips over whether II should
lend 100000, 900 10 would be home
prefabricators.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-16
Molotov SHOWING
Sign OF Meeting
Western Demands
lAeihod OF Naming
Police Force Now
Chief Difference

Lake Success, y. y. Nov. 10
tAPb-Francc proposed today
t,iot the Uli!cd Nations political
committee suspend debate Oil the
crrrt"nv~"Si"f VETO question to
enable the five hi: powers 20 Try
ia find fa"mulI for voluntary
modification Of the vcto'S Use.
Al the same time, British
sources said big five consuIa-
tons on the veto problem would
start Monday, regardless of any
decision taken OIL Frances pro-
pOsal. All The major powers, i'll
cl"ding Russia. have agreed to
take part in the decisions, il
was disclosed.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-16
Cotton Some Higher
Than Previous Close

Now York. Nov. 16.-rP,-Co,ton
futures opened 85 cents bale low
or 10 81 Dale higher. Futures. fol-
lowed irrcgularly throughout to-
days .SSirn. :loScd - cents to
S2.75 ba,c higher than tho prev
iOUS close
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-16
Hloahoh

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Increasing clOudincss and mild
this afternoon. followed by show
crs In west portion tonight and In
mountains late this afternoon.
Warmer tonight. Sunday, show
ers and continued mild.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-16

Continued on Page TwoD
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-19
Coll emergency
price meeting here

Calling an emergency meet
ing for this Thursday, October
II, at S PM. the Chicago Com
mittee for Price and Rent Con-
troll swung into action this
week following the dec0ntroI
Of meat prices.
All affiliated organizations
were called to. the conference,
purpose of which, according to
executive secretary Mrs. Laura
Price. is to mobilize consumer
resistance to the expected wave
Of inflationary prices. An early
announcement Of the Commit
tees consumer boycott plans
Is expected.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-19
Open probe on
American
Action, Inc

Calling for more information
on the activities of American
Action, Inc, the Committee on
Campaign Expenditures of the
House of Representatives this
week asked for details about
the groups hackers and the can
didates it is supporting or oppos-
int.
Chairman ]. Percy Priest indi-
Gated committee dissatisfaction
with the testimony of Edward A.
Hayes, national commander of
the group. Hayes said he would
submit complete written report
this week.
Denying the charge of Con
gresham Wright Patman of
Texas that the group expects to
spend q million dollars to defeat
1877 Congressman, Hayes claimed
that the purpose of the group
was to elect congressman "op-
posed to Communistic and kin
dred doctrines.
Hayes gave as an example "the
type of candidates supported by
the CIO Political Action Commit
tee.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-19

wire to u organizations, calling
for an emergency conference this
week.
The committees telegram de-
clared:
Packers promised gradual
rise in meat prices to Is per
: cent. Less than "a hours after
Presidents decontrol speech
prices up 10 per cent. Run
away initiation is here unless
: we refuse to buy
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-19
Vote tor Voting Machines

The STAR urges its readers to vote Eyes" on No
vember for the proposition to use voting machines in
all Chicago elections And congratulate all public Of
fcials who are supporting in beatedly use
of the machines.
Voting machines are not foolproof guardians of an
honest count on election days. long polling place
officials corrpble But it makes balotstuffng and
ballot-stealing considerably harder
The STAR does not agree, however with the impli-
cation that election frauds limited to Chicago m the
contrary there at least equal evidence of voterobbery
in the baiWick of Governor Green's downstae machines
We propose that the use of voting machines for all
public elections be made mandatory throughout the state
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-19
Po+ronize Our
Adj Users
One mans family lis rough going in the yards

Jim German and his family are
good examples of where the pro
fits of the meat trust are NOT
being invested.
One of the compare lively
lucky" clearinghouse workers
who was not laid off during he
packers price-gouging strike, jim
was picked at random by the
STAR in an effort to find out
how the typical stockyards work
er lives - in 1916.
JIM says he was better off fl
nancially as Pfc in the Marines
than he is today as a pipewelder
making $128 an hour in the VIII
son plant.
'I'm having tough time get
ting into the swing of things"
German said, "My youngster,
Jim Dr., five and half years
old. is just starting school, and
that's a real expense. They're
charging SIS admittance Zee
now to enroll at the st. Cab
rteps Parish School where he
goes"
German and his wife are hav.
Ing a tough time budgeting their
income to fit their needs.
HE worked at Wilson's before
going in the service, from 1916
to 1912, at $1.08 and then the IN
lon got hing his 20-cent increase
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-19

1912. He gets around to the un
ion hall when he can.
II haven't made enough for
any savings in case 1 get laid
off like SO many around here"
Jim stated. with the increased
costs I'm having y damn hard
time to keep the three OF us
just existing"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-19

much left out of the S51.20 week
ly wage.
JIM German pays only one dol
lar a month dues to the United
Packing House Workers Union,
Local Is, and he claims that they
are responsible for his improved
conditions and. the wage increase
over what he was earning in
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-19

in the course of the bitter strug-
gle with the Meat Trust.
Back in Az Jim was working
4S hours and he figures that liv-
ing costs have gone up 65 per
cent. The rising prices astounded
him when he got out of his
khakis and tried to buy civilian
clothes. He said that his $500
mastering out pay was all used
up in no time.
although 1 saved money while
l was in the Marines for %
MONTHS" he said, 81 was in debt
because my kid was sick with
pneumonia and other complica-
tons, and we haven't been able
to get back on our feet yet"
4JIM'S six room flat, at 1929
Emerald ST., costs him 500 a
month. Food was always a tire.
mendous item in the budget, ac-
cording to Jim, and the groceries
run from S28 to $50 a week now.
My wife, Marie, and 1 estimate
that food prices have gone up
40 to. 500, and that hurts"
The high cost of butter and
other necessities force Jim and
his co-workers to substitute
cheaper foods-when they can
get them.
Civilian clothes for Jim cost
500, but his wife's and sons
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-19
Predicts
depression soon

Big business spokesman Virgil
Jordan, president of the National
Industrial Conference Board, pre-
dicted that the country will soon
be faced with depression.
Jordan spoke here this week at
the Union League Club of Chi
cago.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-19
Helsfein says Meaf Trust,
COP speeds depression

The following statement this by Packing
house Workers president Ralph Helstein
"The meat trust has strike.
"The American people have lost a major battle.
Let the meat trust free engage
PROTECTING, the nation with
holding.
Senators Taft Wherry, and their friends
ward with confidence to the depression for which
worked hard and earnestly, coming has
been accelerated"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-19

Within u hours after the Meat
Trust and its COP agents in Con-
gress had forced the lid off prices,
livestock prices had popped up by
40 to TO per cent.
At the same time, citizens
groups in the Chicago area took
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-19

the first steps for what may be-
come widespread boycott
against inflated meat prices.
i - y
IN SPITE OF the fact that huge
supplies of slaughtered and dress.
ed meat Is readily available In
freezers, the packers showed no
sign. of unloosing large quantities
onto the market.
Observers noted that the artifi-
cial shortage would continue UNI
til at least after the elections in
an effort to affect the November
5 balloting.
At the same time, it was pre-
dicted that the packers will at
tempt to establish a permanent
scarcity market" under tight
control in order to further manip-
ulate prices.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-19
+ n E C n l c A 6 Q
x STAR
Lots and lots Of lots
but Santa got evieted

The troubles Navy seeking Christmas
the North Side last Christmas revealed
filed last Monday in the Superior Court
The action taken by Elmer c. Carlson, former Sea
Bee who upon his discharge fall decided might pro-
fable to help ST. Nick, with the least
He thereupOn rented for $3.50" the
Of Lawrence Winchester avenues
Cyrus F. Campo of 4701 North Western
Carlson then contracted electricity sleeping
ters, and for warming quarters for his help"
Next journey the wilds Minnesota
where he obtained traitor trees enough
trees to the heart returning
North Side lot he discovered that subsequently,
ed
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-19

cost much more. Clothing must
be up another 30 per cent, the
Wilson worker figured. Jim was
sitting on the curb by the plant
in Marine fatigues and he laugh
ed loudly when asked, 'How
about recreation?"
II HAVEN'T seen "a movie for
a long time and neither has my
family. We just can't afford it..
We have to economic on smokes
and candy, and seeing big ball
game or taking in a show is out.
my $1.28 in the pipe shop, is
35c more than the average
packing wage, and it sounds
pretty good on the surface, but
when you've got income tax de.
ductions, social security, and
insurance taken out of the pay
check, 1t doesn't leave too darn
much for that budget. The In
creased living costs hit too
hard and we can't seem to
make out"
Asked how he was going to
make ends meet, Jim said he was
going to have to get a spare job
somewhere. After transportation
costs, a dollar weekly to the
Catholic church to which the
family belongs, and all the, small
items, plus rent food, clothing
and, pay deductions, there wasn't
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-19
Plan buyers strike
to halt price spiral


prepared to take the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-19

The Chicago Committee for
Rent and Price Control sent a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-28
IL urada podruznice
st. 48 SANS

Cleveland, 0. - Zadnje case
so bile darevane sledeee veeje
vsote pri tukajsnji podruznici
st. 48 SANS "a otrosko bolnis-
nico v Sleveniji in sicer: Pro-
gresivne Slovenke krozek st. l
so zbrale in izrocile nadaljnih
$156.55. Dale Slovenski klub
cevljarjev, kateri Sc je razpu-
still, je izrocil svojo blagajno v
ia blag namen in sicer vsoto
$41.85.
Omeniti je treba, da so bill
'clani tega eevljarskega kluba
tudi cevljarji italijanske ma
rodnosti in par zidov. v veeini
so bill pa clani tega kluba slo-
venski cevljarji.
Mr. in Mrs. Frank Iskra sta
prispevala $40 in to namesto
venca "a pokojno Jennie Bost-
jancic. Y imenu te humanitarne
akcije vsem najlepsa hvala in
zelimo nadaljnih posnemoval-
Toe U n,,rp +, ;1;lx
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-28
Teeaji "a mlade matere
o negi otrok

Z Cleveland Child Health Assn
priredi to jesen posebne teeaje
"a pricakujoce matere, XII Sc
pricno 9. septembra. Kdor Sc
zeli udeleziti teh tecajev, kjer
Sc dobi pouk negi malih otrok,
Sc mora prijaviti do 3. septen-
bra. 'Poklieite Cherry $3.50 in
dajte svoje ime, kjer boste do
bill nadaljne podatke. Pouk Sc
bo vrsil v 9 prostorih ma who'd
nj strani mesta in v 4 prostorih
ma zapadni strani mesta in ST.
Ger po enkrat ma teden skozi 10
tednov. Poucevalo SO bo vaznost
o higijeni, praznoverstvu v -zve-
ri 2 okoliscinami rojstva etroka,
kopanje deteta, oblacila it'd. Re-
gistrirane bolniearke bodo ucite-
ljice. :
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-28
OBLETNICA RDECEGA
KRIxA MA JESENICAH

v tezkih povojnih priikah Sc
je ustanovilo ma Jesenicah dru-
stvo Rdecega kriza Slovenije.
Po sestih mesecih obstoja je
drustvo stelo okrog 1000 red
nih clanov; po enem letu- pa Ste
je 2,508 rednih clanov.
Sredi julia preteklega leta 50
prispele prve posiljke ameriske-
ga Rdecega kriza, zbirke nasih
rojakov "a Jugoslavijo. Pricelo
Sc ie 3 obdaroyanjem najpotreb-
neiSih, ki 70 "a casa okupacije
.zgubili vse, bodisi da 50 bill iz-
seljeni, internirani ali bembardi-
rani. Asstli odbor RK j. "a teh
poslljk obdaroval 2,6G nsjpe-
trebnsj1ih : obieko, 6evlu II pe-
riloIp, peIeg tega 2,560 otrolk in
starkkoy ! . konservszai, e37
starckov . sladkorjem, II i bil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-28
Zabava drustva "Soce''

Cleveland, 0. - DruStvo $50
ca" st. 26 SDZ priredi svojo "a
bavo v nedeljo 1. septembra ma
vrtu Donna zapadnih Sloveneev,
6818 Denison Ave. Pricetek oh
$3.50 popoldne.
Drustvo je odlocilo, da pri-
redi to zabavo, da Sc enkrat
skupno kot delavci snidemo in
zabavamo in to OBJ nasem anne
riskem Delavskem prazniku.
Torej c1ani in clanice, udele-
lite Sc "a gotovo te domace in
prijazne zabave in pripeljite S
seboj cimvee prijateljev.
Vljudno vabimo tudi clanstvo
sosednjih bratskih drustev in
splosno cenjeno obcinstvo v po-
set. Kar Sc tice postrezbe sc
trudimo, da homo vsakega obs
kovalca dobro in posteno po-
stregli. Ia Piles DO igral Stanley
Skaza orkester. V slucaju sla-
bega vremena sc zabava vseeno
VrSi.
Torej ma veselo svidenje 1.
septembra ma vrtu Donna zapad-
nih Slovencev. z bratskim po-
zdravom,
Joseph Miklus, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-28

fife west Nenehno zdaja svoj itaans mesecnik in nit
misel PRIDE da bi ga zaee tskati vsa-v latin
sein Ia ali oni duhovnk ga ze cello prosil to- Zaa
Commando io'!" =@4@@@ -. g."
Maj navdern drug primer, XII prea zadrzanju skofa
Santna sprco nadrazh custev njegovih vernikov slo
venske narodnosti
"Kakor je znano je bill pred Bozeem 1941 Trstu
znament process proti 70 slovansk obtozence ees da
hote zrsiti fasistovs rezm Soisce h je obsodilo
skoro 1000 let jeee petorco pa e obsodilo ma srt
Nesrecnki so bill Simon Kos Ivan Ivanee Vkor Bobek
Ivan Vadna ter Josip Tomato Dne Is decembra jih je
veel Mussolin prepelati Opcine ter tam postrelt
Nato so bill odpean kam Pet druzn je izgubilo
svoje najboljse snove pet sovenskh nj vedelo
grobove svoh snov Mnulo e leto 1912 1943 1914 194
Nhee nj znal usodo rupe neseenh Sloveneev Koncno
e prisla resnica dan Prav po eunem naklueu
manika 1915 rupla zsled ma nekem starem pokopaseu
v Severn Italiji.
Starsi sklenili prepeati zenske ostanke pokojni
kov Trst kar e tudi zgodlo Dne 28 oktobra 1e45
bill Trst slovesen pogreb kaknega mesto Sc nj ucakao
Ma glavnem trgu krste zeskim osanki razpostavi
da bi sc tam opravi avn cerkven obredi Matt Jospa
Tomazca je zaprosila trzaskega duhovnka kateheta
Matea Skabarja, maj bi XII je bill druzinsk prijatel
opravil obrede To je bill ganiv PRIOR Ko so pogrebc
prnes in poloz krsto ostank Josipa Tomazica ta
Sc e matt iztrgala il mnozce pohela krst pokeknila
in jo poljubla.
Ob tenn prizoru zadrhtela srca $4,000 pogrebcev
XII SO Sc zbra ma avnem trgu Gospod Mate Skabar je
Oh asstenc drugih duhovnikov pokropil krse in odmo
predpisane obrede Zbor e zapel zalostnko Zrtvam
kar Sc Je razv zani sprevod pro Garbadijeveu trgu
krsto mrci so preplja rostne vas zemske ostanke
Josipa Tomazica pa Sv. Ami.
Komu vsem Trstu bi prislo um da bi Sc mad tenn
zanim obredom pohujsa? Kar e bilo asistov skrpa
cd jeze n sovrastva Ena oseba Sc je pohusala
rzask skof msgr dr. Anton Santin Naslednega dne ie
poklcal ma skofo duhovnika Mateja Skabarja XII opra
vii zalne obrede ter ga tam zerja in napadal dolgo
dolgo casa
Pretveze so lahko razliene vendar ie bstvo lie eno
Pokojniki SO bill antifaSisti in Sovenci!"
Konec prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-28
Veliko stevilo s1nrti
radi opsklin

Frank D. Celebrezze, mestni
varnostni digektor poroea, da v
Ameriki vsako leto najmanj
1000 zensk izgubi zivljenje radi
opek.in, katere dobijo v zvezi
z /gospodinjstvom. Ako Sc k te-
mu pristeje se otroke, XII tudi
izgubijo zivljenja radi slicnih
nesree, je to skupno emo maj
veeje zlo -- ogenj.
Ohlapna zenska obleka Sc
nnogo hitreje vname kot pa
moska, ki je tezja, &c pride v
dotiko ognjem. Najvec nesrec
Sc primeri okrog kuhinjske peel.
pri furnezu ali pri plinskih od-
prtih grelnih pecicah. pa tudi
radi kajenja. Samo majhen pla-
mencek, kjer ga nj treba, po-
vzroci, da je celia obleka naen-
krat v ognjH. Helor neVarni 20
siroki rokavi pri zenskiA ohle-
kah. II bi morali biti visoko "a
vihani, kadar gospodinja kai de-
Ia okrog peel in ognja. Hisni po-
yrsniki niso priporocljivi Il var
nostnega staliSea, da se nosijo,
ko ae pripraylja ehed. Lahko 20
udohni in prihranijo na 6asu
oblatenjas tQda 10 o''nsvarpi sle-,
de ognia.
\ Mpogokrat sli&imo, da 81 xen-
ske opecejo roke OBJ kuhinjski
peci; koliko tezje opekline HI ~
X. ako se vuapne rokav obleke.
zato 4 priporocljiv d. ilnaio
4eneke yavinalle .rokave, kadeF
mi delsjo okrog peci II inaA5
opravka Z ognjem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-28
TRzASKE zENE Sc
ZAHVALJUJEJO =.

Trzaski dnevnik "n 'Lavora-
tore" je dne Is. julia; objavil
zahvalno pismo trzaskih len, ze-
nam Slovenije. v pismu pra-
WHO: i
''Dnevi cd 20. junija do /.
julia bodo ostali "a mas mate
re in vdove padlih partizanov
Julijske krajine v nepozabnem
spominu. v teh dneh smo imele
priliko obiskati svoje otroke, XII
so ma poeitnicah v Ljubljani,
Kranju in Martulju. Mnogo SO
nam pripovedovali o toplih GUST
viii slovenskega ljudstva do mas,
vendar me uboge trzaske zene,
XII smo potovale povsem zaseb-
no, nismo mogle domnevati, da
nam bodo nase slovenske tova-
risice posvecale toliko pozorno-
sti. Povsod so mas sprejemale,
kakor bi bile elanice kake po-
sebne delegacije.
Tovarisice il Ljubljane, Kra-
MIA in Martuljka! Ne vemo ka-
ko bi Sc yam zahvalile. Niste
mas sprejele praznim besedi-
eenjem, marvec ste nam de-
jansko nudile pomoe, zato Sc
vam ne homo zahvalile z obicaj-
MIN "FIvala" Ne, kadar bo ma
Sc mesto VII. federalne repu-
bike v FLRJ, v kar ne dvo-
mimo niti trenutek,. bono po-
vabile vase otroke ma obalo ia
dranskega morja in vam povr-
nile vse, kar ste nam sedaj s
toliko ljubeznivostjo dale"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-28
Pred odhodo1n il
Minnesota

Eveleth, MINI. - Predno odi-
dem il malega, pa prav cedne-
ga in prijaznega mesta Eve
letha, Mimi, sporocam, da po-
tujem okrog zdrav, vessel in ko-
raizen med prijaznimi Mime
sotcani, kateri mi gredo zelo ma
roko. Prav tezko sc mi je loeiti
'od njih in cd njihovega svezega
zraka. Vreme je tako. lepo, da
lepssga nj "a prieakoyati. Kon-
vencija Sc je zakIjilsila v ls-
.pem tonu in = dobrini zakljuE-
Iii. Rila je zelo dareAjiva "a. vse
dobre namene. Ampak kar je
najholj vazno, je to: asesmehta
nj .clanstvu povisala. To drM.
Molekovo "demokracijo' je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-28

JOS. F. Durn, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-28
NOVA PLANINSKA KOCA
MA MRZLICI

Vsak Slovenec pozna ali je Re
slisal najveejem premogov-
mem srediscu v Sloveniji o Tr-
bovljah in sosednjem industrij-
skem Hrastniku. Mani znana pa
je vnema, XII jo kaze delavec "a
ohranitev zdravih sill, smisel "a
fizkulturo v vseh panogah, da-
81 je planincev in navdusenih
prijateljev planin v ernem re-,
virju visoko stevilo.
Leta 1928 &c je ustanovila
Planinska podruznica, XII je pri-
rejala predavanja in skupne IL
lete ter vzgojila sirok kader
prijateljev gorske narave. VISA
ko prosto nedeljo SO oziveli
bliznji in daljni vrhovi. Zarja-
vela mlada telesa 80 srkala vi
sinsko solnce in cist zrak, ka-
korsnega v ozkih dolinah nj. Le-
ia 1881 je bill he zgrajen ma mrz-
ici Clio m) mad Trbovljami Ii
cen planinski dom, ponos "a
savskih planincev. Zleti Sc je IL
boljsal inventar, zgradil vodo-
vod, prostorna skalna klet it'd.
Med okupacijo 50 svabi po-
stopoma izropali in izpremenili
koco v postojanko svoje poicij-
ske cete, ki je zalezovala prve
borce in aktiviste. Med mimi je
bila vecina bivsih elanov planin-
skega drustva, ki SO bill vajeni
terena, vzgojeni v odpornosti in
prayenp tovaristvu. Postojanka
je Y. letu 1912 pogorela. Pro
strani gozdovi zasauja 50 pa
Yseeno skrivali slovenske borce
10 yobojenja n;
. slavno odovinsko ohdobie
Narodno osvobodiln4 horbe je
Hinilo. Danes obnavil - il gra-
'dijo. Tud Flaninska 'bratoySti-
pa - i okrniena sopet zbrala
in pTieeia ! obnoyo postoj ojanke
na Mrzlici. Brez aredstev, i 1.-Two
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-28
lJREDNlKOVA PO$TA
Konec prihodnjic.)

zbornica popolnoma pokopala.
Izmed 295 delegatov in glavnih
odbornikov je dobila samo en-
glas in tega je baje oddal dele
gat drustva st. 81 SNPJ John
Langerholc. LIE maj pociva v mi
ru TAXA "demokracija".
Ma. svidenje!
Anton Jankovich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-28

voljo IN vztrajnostjc % letos,1 4.
maja zastavii lepate Y ru6evine.
Popravila Sc je klet, obnovil vo-
dovod, izkopali 50 novi tenelil
it'd, doklsr nj pricsla %. tunijs
rasti nova koea. Danes je stav-
ba dograjena. Y nedeljo Al. ju-
liza SO slovesno odprli novo ko-
Co ma Mrzlici, prvo planinsko
postojanko v Zasavju.