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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21
SHOOTS MAN IN
BEDROOM BRAWL

A bullet wound M the head
Joseph Dunn 80 ot 5l8 Alfred.
was dead upon Abundance 10
Receiving ho>pt 80 NJ
lic was SAID 90 have been
killcd hy Nl,r SG
no had bccu lNng with fm
since August i, when his wife
Gladys. % OF 676 Superior left
hum
The accused woman told pol
lice that Dunn had been push.
ins her around during an a~cu-
ment in their bedroom over
another woman. and that she
shot him in self-defcnsc with
- calibre X and r revolver
that was in a dresser drawer.
Witnesses reported that MARY
Sample learned on the d5v Of
the killing that GLADYS Dunn
was Joseph Dunns legal wife.
and then said, nc should be
killed and I'm the one TO Kill
him."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21
PETERS

her statement because ~ pressure
brought 70 bear on her by friends
Of the deceased after they had
allegcdlv held a inammotha IL
allcgcdlv held q mammoth all-
night before the funeral az which
fund was raised TO influence
and coercc the witness, and get
tho defendant out on $4,000
bond.
In his cross examination, the
defense attorney characterized
the witness as ono who led a dou-
bic life forcing her 10 admit that
although she was married. she
was going with another man one
William Carr. who was also prcs-
ont in tho house at the time Of
the murder
TESTIMONY from other witness
cs bore out The fast that f'ert
had taken place between Tholma
Peters and Mamie Evans involve
nr Ruth Laurie ESsIe Hawkins.
Elsie Ma hail Margaret smith,
and ono Betty last name un-
known. j, which time ash traHs
and furniture wcrc broken IN nc
apartment, and The police called.
So fat dune The TRIAL the de-
fcndant cmancd calm clad m
smart BLACK frocN with blue
beaded lapciS an an>Nerp cnd-
fure. and gold carnes Ihelma
Peters cool, listened 20 the iest'-
IRONY Of the parade Of witnesses
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21
POLICY
IInnlInucd from Fnec n

tConlinucd from Page -
un in the club since the pur5cr
VI racing news baron JAMES W.
Raecn
Often In News
ChicaGos policy rackctccs5
hayr boon IN tho news continue
ouslv since the Kidnapping this
summer 81 Edward Jones policy
boss. The game was closed down
[ for a time. but play was rosum-
cd on Chicagos % wheels and
Its 1900 policy stations after
, Labor Day
Il IS believed that The mudcr
( ~ Wilcox may be pat of the ~
( fort AZ white canrs,crs 20 take
over the lucrative 10000 600 2
year policy game on Chictgos
, teeming South Side
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21
0AKDALE GARDENS
nv c. A. kirkland

Io Goodtcllow, Cluh honorcd
Lant III : dnnor given
hv liatafd King ~ winch tic
folnng wcrc prcscnc Hazel
Ggc frankie Fids Mauc
Nwau Thclma Williams Nc
kinlcY Taylo, Owen RuckcrI
Johnnie Hal
Featured ~ 2 cocktail pu'r ID
honor az Clarence Chase al Chr
caco. va, II lfat
Mis- CIsudclte Coleman nov
l0 vcss ola ShcI siec e.u.
Tor Of Nh and Ms c. Colcn a6.
C-ual danc Wrtcic-u
Saturda nlcbt after a bscf ict.
They arc NON D az tho ON
trail ReSdcn, Council.
The hon ~ Sir ana 81
VAS the sarrc ~ = rathcnre 4
guests from Chicago Ohio. Gen
gla. and Alaaama amonr
vas Lawcu Singer Of Yoane.-
town OHIO
Little Charles m KrfIan 3i
on Of. NJ, and M.s 4 III
and was fc,cd III
birthday IA "a mvcn "a
up', homo u t;lente
The Clcanp cu
,rd.d roprv ~ fs. hts,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21
REGISTER


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21
GAS COMPANY

Voniinucd from pacc
Michigan Consolidated Gas Com
pany is said Ca be- Interested ior
the right to build a pipeline to
serve Detroit and Other coumun
tiles
Won't Meet Demand
The Panhandle company
contcstine the application ASSERT
ing that il can handle tDc uceo
Of the area and that pcupissIon
10 build the new pipeline Wi
hold up for several years the
ability OF Michigan Consolidated
Gas 10 provide for the full de-
mand in Detroit
In his reply to the Panhandle
offer Fink said that the proposed
new supply Of gas would he OF
lower quality, and that II dc
pended upon the building Of ia
cilities as vet unavailable
II is believed that Fink will be
subjected TO considerable cross
questioning before the Power
Commission on the rejection Of
tho Panhandle order.
Will Investigate
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21

An Investigation study Of the
u.s. Companvs refusal of the Pan
handle offer was announced ~
Paul Fields temporary chairman
Of the Consumers and House
wlvcs Association In state
mont 20 the press Fields declared:
Our primary aim IS 10 sec to
il that sufficient gas is available
20 Dctrolters at reasonable prices.
We intend 90 get 10 the bottom
of tho Gas company'S refusal Of
Panhandlc's offer II we find
that the refusal viii result IN
harm To Dctrolts consumers we
will 60 into action.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21
NAACP---
fconiinued from Pace u

Continued from Page y
voice was raised 60 dcnouutc
them IN the llom - tho hl-pcst
LEGISLATIVE body M the lard 1ac
liberals and the friends Of nus
nortcs we're too modest AND
their voices too weak 10 o1lsct ihc
dcluec that came from these
men he declared
Hits Senators
He attacked The so-c5ilcd re-
Specialize Senators Ike George
and Russell Of Gcoe.a McKcllar
~ Tennessee. and THdines Of
Maryland who united 20 tnwoft
the democratic peocc lie SAID;
we are wiinCssing M thc cur-
rcnt wave OF terror IN the south
the climax al a program WHrn
has boon planned and fowcntco
by all o. the cvil wh pclnGs all
the desperate strucslc against on
gained labor all Of tue unlaH
wage payments and all inc
frightened apologize % so-callcd
hbracls who have not been bold
enough TO lace the meaning 81
true dcmoc acy
Mob Spirit
This mob PIT expresses n.y.
self IN the persecution II Amer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21

,coniinued from Page u

f, e,rnrr did not mean that he
troor,cd the entire Republican
II Voters 10 FDR
r.. considered by many to
4 IN authority on politics. He
4 ,c.ponslolc for leading Mich
4, Negroes out Of the Republi-
p..tv to support Roosevelt
H. hc first was elected presi-
'Pooc-t Ward, Republican lead
,,,,na candidate for the sena-
post once held by Diggs,
MI bc thought that Digs en-
4 .eacnt would help because he
q 4 large following that de-
- nn him for advice and
tadcrsnp
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21
lrown Co mmenis

4 Joarclta Welsh Brown Dem
frarc candidate for state repre-
kristt G, gave this answer 20 the
b. lion What effect Will Digs
sa,omcnt have on Negro voters ~
4 don't think It will have any
Hfec DiEcs hasn't been too ac-
Democratic politics. Voters
\ 7 a. their own independent
\ Ink ac Negro Democratic vot-
Is know that Van Wagner is
waa II integrity and has prom
BE- support for FEPC.
They know he is for good
Apugoc 70, veterans. Van Was-
1rer stands on his own record
B nothing Dlggs or Sigloi can
H change their votes
lniih Says
andrew ]. Smith, 18th Con.
besgonal district Democratic
fa1o told the TRIBUNE.
I feel that Charles c. Dlgg.
Is light to support any po-
tic1l party Of his choice anc
Poe' not express the sentiment!
n the Negro Democrats OF Mich
'fan Mr. Digs has enjoyed
lnquc position in the Demo
pate party, and feel certain
- hc could not have received
loaa' recognition from the Re
Poo.,an party. The Democratic
! i despite IFS faults, is thu
! ~ of opportunity for the ncv
Noc.o lie desires to be frc'
Economically and To- enjoy III,
Fvis of fIrst-class citizenship"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21
, Good Things

.n,cr. did some good things
Aun there and folks don't for
1, easy. said Ward. who is
y nov king pin of the Wayne
l,nr colorcd Republicans.
In ~ Is now in Lansing where
ca Judge Chester p. O'Hara
/ ho,d.ne a hearing on the CON
charges in connection
H. Tie lq42 Bank bill The
knoi undertaken Is one Of the
kieoa ntsa lie is represented
4 ANS Lloyd LOOMS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21
Us statement

lQ.raod hy the TRIBUNE on
N possible effect OF Digs
i cnt on Negro voters Victor
4 s. secretary Of the WAYNE
.buny Democratic committee
IIt not strange that Nj
H. endorsed Slelel pollus
knE what It is, the WHINE IS
J vs ahlc to do favors M
b. may need favorS and feel
h ,at S.Glcr can win IS pos
4 hooking forward 10 lhcn.
lonetc being the rcformc, thet
sclc claims 10 be, IL handy
bon, likely that he could 10 Mr.
,ics any good. But politics
nunuc TO make STANCE
kd'ciows for one reason o. an
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-09-21

Mr. Hoffman so
G l. Henderson Treas ST.
Johns Presbyterian church ~ 90
VIM. n Porter . 90
Nn0nymOus 90
j T.. Crossman ~ Gross
man Knowing CO ~. tNN
s. " Succd ...l u %
Nrs Gurus BoyNn 90
Russ Brown io0
The National Alliance ~ Po al
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-04

ton.
 Lumber shipments have been made to Okinawa for reconstruc- tion following the recent typhoons and to Hawaii, with the remain der stockpile at Juneau.
 Last July 1, an advance cadre of 100 German prisoners of war was sent to the Inlet followed July 15 by the remaining 615 for the dismantling as the only labor sup ply available at that time Under 9th Service Command Military Po- lice in charge of Major John Mor- an of New York City, the prison CTS accomplished their work, with 615 returning through the Port of Tacoma in November.
 According to Major A. K. Reed of Seattle project engineer for the dismantling operations under the Seattle District U. s. Army En- gineers, who returned to Seattle this week, cooperation given Us by James Huston Juneau Area En- gineer for the Alaskan Depart ment, in the way of local pur- chases and furnishing equipment for dismantling and the coopera- tion of the Juneau Sub-Port of Embarkation in supplying trans portation between the Inlet and Juneau greatly assisted in saving a month on dismantling. Rapid progress was made with the pris- oner labor and we we're able to finish Dec. 15 instead of January 15 as originally projected Morale was good among the prisoners "no were on-commissioned office s5 and enlisted men taken in Norta Africa"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-04

this week by Internal 2Revenne Col leetor Clark Squire.
 Present wartime rates of feder- al manufacturing and retail ex- else taxes will not be reduced un- til six months after the date of termination of hostilities, as of ficially declared by the President or Congress. However, the new law does repeal the use tax on motor vehicles and pleasure boats, ef- fective July 1, 1946. Squire point ed out that a ear or pleasure boat in use before that date will incur Eax for the remaining portion of the fiscal year ending June. 30 .1946.
 The declared value capital stock tax is also repealed as of July |. 1946, but the present rates Of stamp tax or transfer of corporate stocks and bonds have not been changed.
 The new law further provides for a reduction in income taxes, effective for 1946 and subsequent years.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-04
GuBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
DISMANTLING OF
 EXCURSION INLET
NOW COMPLETED


 SEATTLE Dismantling of the Alaska Barge Terminal at Exeur- sion Inlet, Alaska has been com pIeted one month ahead of sched- ule and the last 100 of 715 Ger man prisoners of war used as labor and 20 supervisory civilians nave returned to the U. S., it was announced this week by Colonel Conrad P. Hardy, Seattle District Engineer.
 Completed Dec. 15, the salvage included more than 13,0O0,U0O board feet of lumber and approx imately 10000 tons of miscellan- eous building materials such as electrical material, heating eqIlp- ment and plumbing supplies sal yaged Medical Corps, Quartermas- ter Corps and Signal Corps equip ment was returned to the Seattle Port of Embarkation for dispOsi-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-04
KETCHIKAN PIONEER
 DIES IN CALIFORNIA

KETCHIKAN - William F. CBilD schlothan, pioneer indus trialist of Ketchillan, died at Palm Springs, California, Saturday. De- cember 29. according to word re- ceived here by a nephew, Arthur W. Morgan of the Northern Ma chine Works which MT. Schlothan founded in 1904. He was 72. With him when he died were his wife and his sister, Mrs. J. J. Matz.
 He came to Alaska in 1900, one of the few young men to come north at the time without being lured by gold. He came north as machinist for the Apollo Mining company, landing at Unga May |, 1900. He remained there until 1903, when he went to Treadwell as machinist. In November of that year he came to Ketchikan and had his home here continuously since.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-04
HIR0HIT0 TELLS 'EM HE
 ANT NO SON OF HEAVEN

IokN O-Emperor hirohWo told imyerial throne, he emperor of a there was a false conception that the emperor is dayiaev' = some thing none oi Japauz rulers down through the centuries ever dared say before.
 In New Year's rescript that stripped aside all the awesome aura that long has enveloped the imperial thone. the emperor of a beaten empire likewise informed his subjects that they were not destined to rule the world.
 We stand by the people and we wish always to share with them in their moments of joys and sorrows, the reseript said. 1The ties between Us and our people have always stood upon mutual trust and affection.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-04
GOODBYE TO MODES
 6 BELL-BOTTOM TROUSERS

WASHINGTON The sailor in the street had mixed reactions to- day to the Nayy's proposal to mon key with his monkey suit.
 In a poll taken by this reporter the sailors favored the change a. bout 2 to 1.
 The Navy started all this by disclosing that it is considering q new uniform. Under the proposed new design ordinary trousers will replace the old bell-bottnms and a jumper type shirt will be used instead of the present skin-tight jumper.
 This outfit, the Navy hastily explained, is just in the trial
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-04
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA INTANGIBLE PECINCT, FIRST DIVISION
 NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT AND REPORT OF ADMINISTRATIVE IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF S. N. HARVIE, DE- CEASED
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the administratrix of the a bove entitled estate has made and presented to the court her final ac- count and report, and that Febru- ary 25, 1946, at 2 o'clock D. m., in the courtroom of the above en- titled court has been appointed the time and place for hearing ob- jections to said accounting and re- port, and for adjudication of heir ship.
 RICHARD SURATT
 Probate Judge First publication Dec. A, 1945 Last publication Jan. II, 1946
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-04

"They do not depend upon mere legends and myth. They are not predicated on the false conception that the emperor is divine and the Javanese yeoyle are superior to other races and are fated to rule the world"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-04
CATHOLIC DEyOTIONs
y Jan. 6, 194 46

sunday. Jan. 6, ly4b
 Holy Masses: S:15 a. m. at at Wrangell Institute. 10:0O a. m, Parish Church.
 Server. Harold and William Churchill.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-04

Survivors include his widow. the former Lillian Betzel. to whom he was married in Carmel. Calf. in March. 1886; his sister, Mrs. Matz and his brothers Henry. Fred and James.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-04
TO PHILADELPHIA

The Rev. and Mrs. William Forbes, and small daughter Mary Elizabeth. left Wednesday for the south aboard the Princess Norah. They VII travel through Canada enroute to Philadelphia where they w.ll visit with the Rev Forbes mother Mrs. Hugh c. Forbes, Tor several months.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-04
TAX STILL IN EFFECT

TACOMA-The twenty per cent tax on jewelry furs, toilet pre- parations and luggage has not been reduced or repealed by the new revenue act it was announced
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-01-04

stage It will be three months be- fore tests are completed and re commendations made.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-02
L.ozanje vabijo

Cleveland, Ohio. - Jesen je
ze tukaj in z MO bodo preneha-
le zabave in pikniki v prosti ma
ravi. ,Da pa nam tudi v hlad-
mem vremenu nj dolgcas, Sc "a
tecemo v dvorane nasih narod-
nih domov, kjer Sc vrse razne
zabave, da Sc malo razvedrimo
cd vsakdanjega della.
Zadnji teden Sc je bill re ogla-
sill predsednik nasega drustva
Loska dolina in je povedal, da
bo v soboto 5. oktobra prav We
selo pri Lozanih, ko bo to dru-
stvo imelo svojo jesensko vese-
lico v Slovenskem domu ma Hol-
mes Ave. Kdor je lie bill kdaj ma
veselici tega drustva, ia We, da
je vselej prvovrstna postrezba
in obilo zabave "a vse posetni-
ke. Tako DO tudi v soboto. Od-
bor Sc je dobro pripravil, da DO
tudi letos postregel z vsem, kar
spada k dobri veselici.
Vcasih smo "jamrali'', da ne
moreno dobiti place, zdaj Sc je
pa zaobrnilo in skoro ne bo do
biti jedace, ampak &c Sc Lola
ME zavzamejo, pa dobe vse in
pravijo, da tudi v soboto ne DO
nicesar manjkalo in da bodo vsi
dobro postrezeni, tako pri ba-
ri, kakor tudi v kuhinji in Sc
veda tudi vsi tisti, XII Sc radi
zavrte. Ia vse plesazeljne bo
igral poznani Pete Srnick Or
kester, XII DO krozil slovenske
poke in valcke, da Sc bo vse
vrtelo, saj veste, kako znajo ii
fantje.
&c Sc inmate vstopnice, jo
'ahko dobite pri vseh clanih te-
ga drustva in &c pa ravno iz-
med teh nobenega ne srecate,
jo boste pa tudi lahko in goto-
vo dobili pri blagajni ma vecer
veselice. Vse, kar je potrebno,
&c hocete imeti en- lep ve5er v
veseli druzoi, da 81 rezervirate
soboto vecer "a veselico dru-
stva Loska dolina in gotovo pri-
dete v Slovenski dom ma Hol-
mes Ave. Priceli bono okrog
osmih zvecer in koncali pa :,
ko bo polnoc proc, JAZZ ne vem
ravno kdaj.
Zato pa vabim vse prijatelje
vesele druzbe, da pridete v So
boto vecer k Lozanom in boste
videli, da Sc boste res imenitno
zabavali. Ma svidenje!
Math Zabukovec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-02

Kot je bilo sklenjeno ma zad-
Mi seji nasega drustva, tako
smo storili. Tu yam. je opomin,
XII pa ga nikar ne prezrite: V
nedeljo, 13. oktobra, cd 1 do 4
popoldne .bo odbor pripravljen
" dvorani st. 3 stare poslopje
SIND ma st. Clair Ave-, kjer VAN
bodo razdeljeni ceki ali delez,
do katerega ste upraviceni Oh
razpustitvi drustva.
Sklep je bill, da Sc clanstvo
obvesti potion lokalnih easopi-
SOW, a drustveni odbor pa je
sklenil, da sc vsakega clana in
clanico Sc posebej obvesti z do
pisnico in prejel jo bo vsak in
vsaka, XII ina pri tajniku svoj
pravilni naslov. Vse tako izgle-
da, da Sc nj nihce preselil v tenn
casu, kajti ma moi zadnji opo-
min, da mi priglasite svoj ma
SLOW, sc nj nihce oglasil. &c ka-
teri ne bo dobil karte, ker Sc je
mogoce v TEN casu preselil in nj
sporocil naslova tajniku, maj
kar sam sebi pripise.
Clani in clanice! Preberite
karto in Sc ravnajte po navodi-
lu. Ne posiljajte pc ceke otrok,
ker oni ceka ne bodo dobili, am
pax pridite ponj sami ali pa
dajte pismeno pooblastilo kaki
drugi odrasli osebi. Ia dan DO
dobil vsak svoj del in tudi oni,
XII imajo naprej placan ases-
ment, povrnjeno, kar so naprej
placali. Vedite tudi, da Sc ce-
kov ne bo posiljalo po posti, ker
je to sklep nase zadnje skupne
seize in tega sc DO odbor S tai
nixon vred tudi drzal.
z bratskim pozdravom,
Frank A. Turek, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-02
UREDNIKOVA POSTA
Oh dese+Eetnici krozko Prog. SIovenk

vse, kar della cloveka plemeni-
tega. ~
V zadnji vojni je bio dosti
nasih clanic zelo tezko prizade-
tih. Toda nismo klonile glav cd
bolecin, ampak snno vedno sku-
Sale lajsati gorje in srcne bo-
lecine onim, XII so bile tega po-
trebne tukaj in v start domovi-
nj. Agitirale in prispevale smo
po nasi najboljsi moci "a MIA
dinsko bolnisnico v Sloveniji, XII
DO nekoc najlepsi dokaz, da Gu
timc malcki tam preko NOR
ia.
Dne 20. oktobra bo proslava
nase 1O-letnice. Oh tel priliki
bono imele prireditev v Sloven-
skem drustvenem domu ma Re-
cher Ave-, Euclid. Podale bono
S programom lepo in pomenlji-
vo igro, ma katere v posest va
bin ze sedaj vse prijatelje le-
pin dramskih iger in vse clani-
&C Progresivnih Slovenk IL Sir
Sega Clevelanda. Obiscite mas ma
ia dan in dajte nam novo vzpod-
budo k nadaljnemu delu. Vsi
posetniki nasega programa bo-
ste imeli dosti uzitka, ker igra
je povsem nekaj novega in DO
tokrat prvic vprizorjena ma slo-
venskem odru v Ameriki.
Tenn potom ste iskreno vab-
liene vse clanice sosednjih kroz-
kov, da mas posetite ma tel pred
stavi. Clanice nas3ga krozka Sc
bono pa potrudile, da boste VS.:
gostje prijazno sprejeti in do
bro postrezeni.
Mary Medvesek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-02

(Dalje ma 3. strani)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-02

prsil, kot 1negla, kadar solnce
posije.
Tri napredna zenska drustva
v okolici st. Clair Ave-, Sc bo-
RHO in trudijo ze dolgo vrsto let,
ne "a vceraj, temvec "a danes
in jutri. Slovenske Sokolice st.
442 SNPJ praznujejo letos ze
40-letnico svojega obstanka.
Svobodomiselne Slovenke stew.
2 SDZ, prirejamo v soboto Ia
teden veselico. Napredne Slo-
venke st. 1877 SNPJ pa tudi sto-
RHO vedno mnogo koristnega
della potion svojega drustva.
(Dalje ma 3. strani)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-02
Plesna veselica
"Loske doline "

Cleveland, o. - "Ne hodi mi
mo, hodi simo, tukaj je dobro
vino, cena litru A krajcarjev.' .
TAX je bill napis ma vratih go
stilne Debelakove Karoline ma
glavni ulici mesta Loz. Ona nj
rada videla, da so sli mozje in
fantje k Spelinu, F'ricu, ali cello
k Matazinu. Posebno Sc, ker je
biIa sama, mislim da je bila
vdova.
Takrat zenske Sc MISC ebisko-
vale gostilne drugace kot oc
semnju, zsgnanju, ali kadar ja
imela Karolina podoljsano licen-
co, to Sc Dravi, da je imela 60
Itilno par ur ma dan deli odpr-
to, kot navadno. Oh takih ca
sih je bila gostilna polna ljudi,
kar pa nj moglo notri, so pa
skozi okno notri kukali. Oh ia
kin prilikah so stare zene ve6
videle, kot pa je bilo res. Po-
tenn Sc je pa zacelo govori5enje
do drugega licenca ter Sc zopet
znova zacelo. Stare zenice so pac
morale Sc drugo delo imeti, kot
pa samo moliti in smrti caka-
ii.
Gornji izrek maj velja tudi "a
prjhodnjo soboto, ko bo drustvo
Loska dolina priredilo veselico
v Slovenskem domu ma Holmes
Ave-, v Collinwoodu, katerega
delnicarji smo tudi in imamo
mnogo clanov v Collinwoodu.
10 povabilo maj velja vsem
IMzanom in njih prijateljem,
posebno pa Sc clanom drustva,
da Sc vsaj enkrat ma leto udele-
zite svoje veselice. Koristi ina
jo Oh tega vsi clani nasega dru-
stva, kot tudi splosna javnost
tukaj in v start domovini. Sal
vedno radi kaj prispevamo, sko-
raj bi rekel, vec kot pa je v ma
81 moci. Zato maj ma tel veseli-
ci ne manjka nobenega clana.
Posebno ste vabljeni mladi cla-
nj, ker ste sc skoraj vsi sresno
vrnili il raznih front. Izgubili
smo sarno enega brata, speha.
Vsem tenn v kratkem priredimo
nekaksno dobrodoslico. Sicer bi
ze bill to naredili, pa vsaj ve-
ste, da nj bilo s cim. Kaksna We
selica no tisto, vam bo odbor
vec opisal. Vem samo toliko, da
imamo clane gostilnicarje, nata-
karje in farnaerje. Il tega lah-
ko uganete, da nam ne DO nj
Cesar manjkalo, pa eetudi MIN
sannisn zmanjka. Torej ma svi-
lene! Vas vabi
Lozan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-02
Clanom drustva Srca
Jezusovegas
lsamostojnc)

Cleveland, 0. - Clanstvu ma
znanjam, da je mas odbor kon-
cal svojim delom "a likvidaci-
jo drustvenega premozenja. Vse
je pripravljeno, samo tajnik
ina Sc dovolj della in sicer, da
prip~avi vse ceke in da bo dobil
vsak in vsaka kar mu ali il pri-
pada.