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AUTO BODY MEN

B. II. Bryan and his son, who
are credited with being two of
the best automobile body repair
and refinishing men on the Gulf
Coast, have signed a contract
with the Talbot Motor Company
to manage and operate the COM
pany's modern and fully equip
ped auto body repair shop. Il.
A. Talbot, announced. Mr..
Bryan has had many years ex-
perience in this line of work
and for the past ten years has
been IN charge of one of the
leading repair plants in Mobile.
Biologists have demonstrated
that certain portions of the floor
of the Atlantic Ocean once were
above The surface of the sea
water.
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to assist these applicants who
are seeking gainfui employment.
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Gradual Progress Made

The idea of preventing such
disasters gained Roadway slowly.
In June 1911 an obscure delegate
at a convention Of fire marshals
in Chicago suggested that October
3, the anniversary of the Chicago
fire, be set aside as Fire Proven
ton Day. Governors of all states
e appealed to and by 1912,
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nifty. He is the first Negro mana
ger of a F.P .H.A. housing project
in the Pacific Northwest, at pres
ent is manager of Sinclair Park
housing project of the Housing
Authority of the City of Bremen
ton and is a member of the Ma
tional Association of Housing Of
ficials. In addition to his present
position in the field of Public
Housing, Addison Is serving as
Consultant in Race Relations to
the U. S. Naval Base of Bremen
ton, Wash" formerly Puget
Sound Navy Yard).
District Deputy Addison has
we'll rounded program for the adj
vancement of the cause of Elk
dom in this area and is himself
an exemplar of the principles of
Charity, Justice, Brotherly-love
and Fidelity.
He has recently received a GER
tificate of citation from the Unit
ed States Treasury Department
for patriotic cooperation rendered
in behalf of the War Finance Pro-
gram.
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Olympic Lodge No. 1889
BremertOn, Wash.

Exalted Ruler-Robert ID. Adj
Olson.
Est. Lead. Knight - Dezzie
Swanson.
Est. Lect. Knight-LeO Nor
man.
Est. 10y. Knight-James A.
McDaniels.
Fin. Sec.-Thomas J. Woods.
Rec. Sec.-David Joseph, Jr.
Esq.-Otho j. fortress.
Inner Guard-RooseveIt Hub
bard.
Tyler--Robert Andrews.
Trustee, 93-year term-J. w.
Washington.
Trustee, 2-year term-Grady
Napier. 49,.
Trustee, 1-year term-Norman
A. West.
Chaplain-Arthur Hill.
Mas. Soc. Session-Elwood II.
Greer.
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MORE ABOUT
NAACP REPORT

Continued from Page y
1916 the work of the NAACP Vet
Grams Bureau, established on jan
uary 1, 1945, will be greatly ex-
banded to meet the needs of vet
Grams, particularly Negro veterans,
who are facing in many instances
unbelievable discrimination in
finding jobs and places to live.
I'VE have added to our staff a
lawyer, whose duties will be the
handling of courts-martial and
blue discharge certificate cases of
Negro veterans which are inordi-
nately disproportionate because of
race prejudice. We shall continue
a vigorous legislative campaign
both in the national Congress and
State Legislatures for needed leg
islation dealing with employment,
voting, racial discrimination, Sc
gregation in armed services, the
poll tax, lynching, housing and
fair employment practice. An ex-
banded and more specific program
of activity against misrepresenta-
ton of the Negro in moving pic
lures, radio. newsreels, stage, fic-
ton and newspapers will be put
into effect"
The NAACP. Mr.. White said
will work also on international
phases of the race question be-
cause the American situation "is
part and parcel of the problems
Of other colored peoples in the
West Indies, South America, AZ
RIGA, the Pacific and Asia"
The report, delivered to men,
bers and delegations from
branches along the East Coast as
sembled in the new auditorium
of the Willkie Memorial Building
at 20 West 40th Street, touched
also upon Mr.. Whites trip to the
Pacific war theatres last winter,
and upon the NAACP efforts on
national legislation, particularly
that affecting employment and
social security.
Washington Bureau-Veterans
In his report on the Washing
ton Bureau, Leslie Perry stressed
that NAACP representatives had
appeared and testified before Con-
gressional committees on more i'm
portant bills than in any other
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Mount Rainier Temple No. 80.
BremertOn, Wash.

Daughter Ruler - Marie s.
Greer.
Vice DIR. Ruler-Gertrud Jo-
sephs.
Asst. DIR. Ruler-Louise Tur-
ner.
Chaplain-Bernice Mcneil.
Escort-Harriet McDanieIs.
Fin. Sec.-Pearline Giggans.
Rec. Sec.-Josie Solomon.
Treas.-Nancy Addison.
Door Deeper-MozelIa Howard.
Gate Keeper-HeIen Taylor.
Trustee, 3-Year-Eunice SIM
mons.
Trustee, 2-Year-Lebertha Kel-
lar.
Trustee, 1-Year-Louise Nur.
ray.
organist-Lois Mcdonald.
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MORE ABOUT
CITY JAIL

Continued from Page ~
Pretica' he said, incorporate the
booking office, finger printing and
mugging" quarters, the first-aid
station for examinations, X-rays
and alcohol tests, and the receiv-
ing and confinement cells on one
level.
Women's cell blocks, the health
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MORE ABOUT
ADDISON

Continued from Page Il
Lodge committees, he has been =
member of Elkdom since Nav
1926. having been initiated in Will
sonia Lodge No. 211, Flint, Mich.
Bob Addison is well known
throughout Elkdom apd is promi-
nent in the business, civic and So
cial life of the Northwest. He was
born in Washington. D. C.. at
tended college in Ohio and Illi-
nois and is a Past Grand 1t. Stra-
teglst of Kappa Alpha Psi frater-
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More About ELKS
Continued from PAGE "

Continued from Page y
Asst. DIT. Ruler-LucilIe Nc
Math.
Chaplain-Lucille Morton,
Financial Sec.--Julia Higgins.
Treasurer-Nellie Wilson.
Recording Sec.-Ruth White
side.
Doorkeeper-Naomi Blanks.
Gatekeeper-Cheerie Bean.
Organist-FlOrence Fulliloye.
Trustees-Susie Duggan, chair
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North Dakota and Montana, she
said.
Membership in the Youth De-
partment increased by one-third
during 1915, said Mrs. Ruby Hur-
ley, secretary for youth work.
The present youth membership is
22,1SO, with 5,4S5 of these being
in college chapters.
The University of Indiana chap
ter, organized last February. is
the largest in the country, with
555 members, three-fourths of
whom are white. Almost all
white chapters are located at An
tioch College, Syracuse University
and Skidmore College, she re-
ported. Knoxville, Tenn, had the
largest youth chapter, 1,7O3, with
Chattanooga, Tenn, next, with L.
$50, and Columbia. S. c., third,
with 942. Eighty-one new units
We're chartered during the year.
Gross income for the year was
$4,000, of which approximately
100000 came in one form or
another from the rank and file
membership. This total includes
$65,000 sent in by men and wom-
en-, white and colored, in the
armed services.
Equality i'm Education
"A fight during 1916 for abso-
Lutte equality of educational ia
cilities and expenditures between
Negro and white students in the
southern states. where segrega-
ton is required by law, was
pledged by Thurgood Marshall,
special counsel, reporting for the
Legal Department. The report
forecast that the coming year will
see large number of cases filed
in states below the Mason-Dixoxn
Line to compel equality In local
school systems.
The report named the major
issues of Negro rights fought by
the legal arm of the NAACP dur
ing the past year and outlined an
energetic court campaign during
1916 on these issues. These is
sues affecting Negroes are the
Fright to Vote" Segregation in
Housing" Segregation in Public
Education" and Discrimination
in Employment" In addition, the
NAACP has handled and will con-
tinue to handle the legal aspects
OF a number of cases involving
Negroes in the armed forces of
the United States.
In respect to the Fright to
Vote cases, the report pledged
continued vigilance against aaginst
efforts of election officials in the
southern states to enforce the
white primary outlawed in the
famous 1914 Texas White Pri-
mary case decision. brought to
the U. S. Supreme Court by the
NAACP. Discriminatory registra-
ton practices and the poll tax
were attacked in the report. Cases
involving these principles are al
ready filed and others are now
ready for filing in a number of
southern states.
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attic in
pro
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nu'i' leagu.
T love the
Length
he Pm and
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the psy
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loved on
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VIII Speakin
oorsr, Johns
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year since the association was
organized. Six staff members
testified on the following bills.
Full employment, permanent
FEPC, United Nations Charter,
hospital survey and construction,
peacetime CONSUMPTION, general
housing, federal aid to education,
FEPC appropriation, minimum
wage, extension of price control.
More than $50 branches have
set up local committees to work
with veterans, it was reported by
Jesse o. eDdmon, secretary for
veterans affairs, who began his
work last January. In the first
year the office has handled hun
dreds of large and small prob
lens of veterans, has investigated
fifteen army camps and appeared
before review boards in behalf OF
veterans. An amended pamphlet
EXPLOITING the G. I. Bill of Rights
has been distributed by the thou
sands throughout the country.
Pacific Coast
From the regional office in San
Francisco, Calf. N. w. Griffin
reported a full year of activity on
housing, education and emplov-
ment, in addition to organizing
work among the branches of the
NAACP from Seattle to San Diego.
In Vallejo, Calf, suit is being
filed to compel admission of
Negroes to the only permanent
housing project left in that small
city. Negroes were admitted TO
the temporary housing projects
built to care for shipyard work
ers. Efforts of new white mi
grants from the southern states
to set up segregated schools in a
number of localities have been
blocked, Griffin reported. The
NAACP office organized and CO.
ordinated, in cooperation with the
CLIO. the statewide effort to have
the California Legislature pass an
FEPC bill.
40 New Branches
Charters were granted during
the past year to 10 new branches
of the association, located in 81
states and the Territory of Ha-
wall. The greatest expansion was
in Teaxs, where AZ new chapters
were chartered, according to the
report of Ella ]. Baker, director
Of branches. The NAACP has
branches in all states except
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
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treatment center and a $50
juvenile section with a nuf'
for temporary custody of love
abandoned children are plaie'
for the seventh floor. The ! !,
will provide sorely needed "
cilities for momentary care O,e
fants or small children until g
can be turned over to thelrnt
rents or transported TO IN
County Hospital or the juyat
home. q
To add to the architeciri
beauty of the proposed bullo,'
provision has been made to elN
nate need for installation OF =
on bars on its exterior. This
been accomplished by proVD
an aisle between the cell BIZ
az
and the outside wall of the St :
ture. :.
All heating in the large rect
ing cells, which can be used
ternately to permit abs0a a,
cleanliness for prisoners. viii S
contained within the floOrr,
walls. Special padded cells, VI
now are on a separate floor \
in the old building, also
planned for the sixth floor to /
NIT constant surveillance by =;
police and medical attendants ,
These plans" said the ci
have been adopted after Jn'
careful check of facilities throU !
out the nation, with criticT
from departments and jail :
perts in the largest cities. We
lieve. If the building is apprO'
Seattle will have a municipal
lice set-up that is second to mo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-24
MA OBISKU PRI MLADIN-
SIKH DELOVNIH BRIGADAH

V nedeljo 4. augusta so Sc
zbrale vse tri belokranjske de-
lovne brigade v Crnomlju, da po-
zdravijo zene in mladino il Su-
horja in Sc Jim zahvalijo "a Mi
hovo skrb. Nekako Oh 1920
dopoldne so Sc pripeljale zene z
mladino. V njihovem imenu je
spregovorila tajnica. Tako je, je
odgovoril v imenu 600 mladih
graditeljev Bojan. Nato so Sc
zene pomesale med mladince. S
seboj so prinesle polne kosare
raznih dobrot in vsak je dobil
nekaj. zene so povsem razume-
lie mladino in cutili so sc zado-
voljne. Proti poldnevu so sli v
Otovec, kjer so Sc poslovili. Ia
ko zivijo v Bell Krajini, eden z
drugim.
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CESKA MLADINA SODELUJE

IL Brcko Banovici porocajo,
da je prvi dan prihoda zamene
mladinskih delovnih brigad ma
progo Brcko-Banovici, priredila
ceska mladina v Fizkulturnem
domu v Broken slovenski mia
dini kratko igro. Pozneje so
prisle tudi druge kulturno-pro-
svetne ustanove, XII SO nudile
mladini razvedrila. Obiskal jih
je tudi orkester zagrebskega ra-
dija, nadvse pa jih je iznena-
dill prihod primorskega umet-
niskega zbora in slusateljev
ljubljanske universe, XII so mia
dince razveselili zelo pestrim
sporedom v domacem jeziku.
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IGRA "RAZTRGANCP'
v MOSTAH

Gledaliska druzina OF IL
okrraja Moste je odprla svojo
jesensko sezijo oderskih prize
ditev Borovimi "Raztrgan-
ci", katere so vprizorili v sobo-
to 81. augusta in v nedeljo 1.
septembra oh 8. uri zvecer v
gledaliski dvorani drzavnega de-
skega vzgajalisca ma Selu. -
"Raztrganci" so zadnji cas- v
Sloveniji doziveli najvec vpri-
zoritev. Snow je zajeta IL osvo-
bodilnih bojev ma stajerskem.
V "Raztrgancih" avtor podaja
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RADIJSKA POSTAJA MA
MLADINSKI PROGI

Da bi bill mladinci delovnih
brigad ma Mladinski progi pra-
vocasno obvesceni O vseh vaz-
nejsih dogodkih ma progi, je
Stab mladinskih delovnih bri-
gad pred kratkim pricel for
mirati svojo radijsko oddajno
postajo. Svecana otvoritev po-
stale "Radio Mladinska proga"
je bila 27. augusta oh Z. uri
zvecer.
Radijska postaja bo delala
ma valovni dolzini 267 m in ina
namen, da vrsi med brigadami
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BOSANSKIM OTROKOM
UGAJA SLOVENIJA

Mara Warto poroca liz Kam-
nika, da je dodeljena k bosan-
ski deci, XII biva v Bazi KAN
mix. Nehote vsakdo vzljubi to
mladino, zlasti Sc ko jo spoznas
poblize. IL Slovenije bodo S Sc
boj odnesli mnogo lepih in to-
plih spominov. Mnogi med NIL
mi nocejo nazaj. Pred kratkim
so imeli tax primer. stiriletni
Toso sc je skril h krojacem,
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neodoljiv opor slovenskega
ljudstva proti okupatorjevemu
zasuznjevanju in izdajalskim IL
rodkom. q tRaztrganci" Sc ze-
Ii mescanska igralska druzina
udeleziti jesenskega kulturnega
tekmovanja v Ljubljani. Ia
"Raztrganci'' imajo ma reporto-
arju Cankarjevega "Kralja ma
Betajnovi'', nato Gorkijeve $50
vraznike' in BE vec drugih "a
nimivih oderskih del. -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-24
HRVATI NAPOVEDUJEJO
BOZ OSTANKOM FASIZMA

Dne ~. augusta Sc je y Zar
grebu vrsila druga seja petega
rednega zasedanja sabora Ljud-
ske republike Hrvatske, OBJ ka-
teri priliki je predsednik Wade
LRH dr.. Vladimir Bakaric incl
obsiren govor, v katerem je tu-
di govoril o borbi proti ostan-
kom fasizma. v prvi vrsti je
omenil ostanke banditskih sku-
pin, XII SO ostale po umiku Men,
cev il Jugoslavije. Ii ljudje Sc
danes skrivajo pri svojih druzi-
nah in pri tistih, XII so bill mai
tesneje povezani S Pavelicem
in njegovim rezimom. Preprica-
nj so, da bo ljudstvo vse te od-
tanke protiljudskih elementov
odkrilo in obsodilo.
O opozicionalnem delu neka-
terih duhovnikov je predsednik
Bakaric dejal: "Mnogo Sc je>go-
vorilo nasih pristojnih NEST o
aktivnosti protiljudske duhov-
Seine. Memo delo nina znacaja
javnih nastopov, ampak poizku-
sa ustvarfti mnenje o negotovo-
sti danasnjega sistema. v takih
okolseinah je slisati cello o svet-
nikih, XII delajo cudeze in razne
druge stvari. v zacetku SIN O
gledali ma take stvari mirno, v
upanju, da bodo izginile. Ker pa
Sc to nj zgodilo, smatramo "a
potrebno, da pravicno kaznuje-
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mo goljufe IN apekalAaste in da'
i'm onemogoci1ne talko aelo."


I Letosr je Y .bnkOvih Sozdovih
dozorelo izredno veliko zira. cef
bodo pustili propasti u ogrom- .
ne kolicine ziasa, se edrekajot
dragoceni surovini, hi je "a
slovence pesebnska potnena za-
radi se veanb neaadostne pre-
skrbe Z mascobxmi. II 100 kg
zirovih semen lahko iztisnejo
tovarne 10 litrov najbcljseg je-
dilnega ola. v buk0vih gozdih
je dozorelo M stotine vagonov
bukovega ziEa ii 1e se vse to
prera6nna, je jasno, kaksne ko-
risti lahko Siovezice1n prinese
dobro organizirano in temelji-
to obiranje zira povsod V Slo-,
veniji, kjer Sc razprostirajo bu-
kovi gozdovi. vsak zbiralec bo
prejel "a zir. dolocer,o kolicino
ola in pri tenn ne bo izgubil
pravice do odrezkov "a masco-
be.
zir ,je dozorel v drugi polo
vici septembra, priprave "a po-
biranje istega SO pa izvedli ze
pred tenn. Pc zbranih podatkih
je treba "a zir, XII ga je mogo-.
&c in ga morajo zbrati, petreb-
nih priblizno 500,800 delovnih
dni. Ministrstvo "a prosveto
LRS je dalo navodila solam, da
bo tudi VISA solska mladina So
delovala pri zbiranju. .
v nekaterih predelih Gorenj-
ske, v slovenskih goricah in tu-
di ponekod drugje lie precej dol
60 poznajo bukovega zira Ollie
in so ga zlasti ma 'Gorenjskem
uporabljali kot jedilno ole. ST.
roko zasnovana akcija, XII jo
pripravljajo "a letosnjo buko-
vo letino, je prva te vrste v Slo-
veniji, cato so sc je lotili brez
'sizkusenj.
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nisticne tolpe pricele sistenna-
ticno razbijati slovenske trgo-
vine, gostilne, urade in ustano-
We ter krvolocno napadati po-
samezne Slovence in italijanske
antifasiste. Civilna policija nj
tega preprecevala in je $ syo-
jim zadrzanjem cello hrabrila
CLN-ovske tolpe. v nekaterih
primerih jih je cello scuvala. !
V porocilu z dne Is. augusta
pravijo, da so teroristi v malo-
stevilnih kolonah korakali po
trgu v Gorici in prepevali osva-
jaime pesmi ter kricali: "Smrt
Titovim antifasistom!" Ko so
sli mimo Ljudskega donna, pa:
ITO je bila hisa fasija in mora
zopet postati hisa fasija. smrt
sciavom, ven s sciavi! Tu smo
gospodarji mi!' Poleg tega so
ma najogabnejsi nacin sramoti-
Ii slovenske dekleta in zene.
. Ko Sc je ma gra d u koneal
bengalicni ogenj okrog 10. ure
zvecer, Sc je privalila pred Ljud-
ski dom tolpa SLN-ovcev in
skusala vdreti skozi vrata CLAW
mega vhoda. Ker jim to nj uspe-
10, SO obkolili poslopje. Eden
izmed njih je vrgel v glavna
vrata steklenico z bencinom in
ga zazgal. Plamen je navduseno
opazovala sovinistiena tolpa. Ne
da bi kaj ukrenila, je to gleda-
la tudi civilna policija. Neki an
tifasist, XII je privozil mimo ma
kolesu, je skocil k vratom in
skusal ogenj pogasiti. Civilni
policisti so mu to preprecili in
ga hoteli aretirati. Ogenj, XII je
ozgal vrata, so pogasili vodo
tovarisi, XII so strazili Ljudski
dom. Po neuspelem napadu so
priceli metati kamenje il Ljud-
Skepa vrta in razhili veS Gin TIL.
di pozneje MISC prenehali po-
skusi, da bi prodrli z druge
strani. Civilna policija je bila
YES cas- v prijateljskih razgovo-
rih z drhaljo okoli Ljudskega
donna.
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Ma noH cesti "a Virjem Sc bo
prevoz lahko nemoteno in hitre-
je vrsil. Ko bo zgrajena nova
cesta, bodo hlode lahko preva-
zali 2 avtomobili, kar bo zelo
pocenilo prevoz.
Nova cesta DO asfaltirana. Y
surovem stanju DO zgrajena ze
letos, ma sponlad pa 10 bodo
asfaltirali. Ma njej je zaposle-
nih lepo stevilo delavcev, mai
vec il Prekmurja. Uvaja sc
skupinski akord, s katerim so
delavci najbolj zadovoljni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-24
NOVICE IL JUGOSLAvIJE
Ponatis IN "slovensleesa porotevalca"

ker nj hotel stransportom v
Bosno. Pc odhodu transporta pa
je prisel zmagoslavno il svoje-
ga skrivalisca v upanju, da je
.dobil zmago. Kar Jim je nudila
Slovenija, Jim bo ostalo v spo-
minu, kajti oni vedo in pozneje
bodo Sc bolje doumeli, da so jim
Slovenci vse dali ljubeznijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-24
PREvoz CEBEL MA
STAJERSKO

v okroznici cebelarske zadru-
ge navedenega vlaka, je vozil Sc
en- vlak v noci cd 10. ma II. av-
gust. S tenn vlakom so vozili &C.
belle ma ajdovo paso ma stajer-
sko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-24
GRADIJO NOVO CESTO
v TRzICU

Pricela so Sc prva della pri
gradnji move ceste "a Virjem v
Trzieu. Pricetek Sc je nekoliko
zavlekel, ker so bile tezave z
odkupovanjem zemijisc in his,
XII stole tam, kjer DO stekla no.
va costa. Premagano je tudi to.
Pred kratkim so sc sestali "a
stopniki ministrstva "a gozdar-
stvo, XII je najveeji interesent
"a gradnjo move ceste, zastop-
niki MILO (Mestni ljudski od-
bor) Trzic, tvrdke Kajetan in
Ahacic, zastopniki sindikata it'd.
Pomenili so Sc. koliko bo kdo
prispeval "a gradnjo.
Prvi, XII so uvideli potrebo po
po gradnji move ceste, so bill tr-
zaski delavci in namescenci, XII
so sklenili, da DO vsak delavec
in namescenec prispeval zaslu-
EEK 80 ur prostovoljno "a no.
vo cesto. ze z marcem so zaceli
delati v tovarnah prostovoljne
ure. Prvi denar, XII je bill dan v
blagainO ceste, lie bill delavski.
MILO Trzic bo prispeval &C.
trtino vsote, potrebne "a grad
njo. Glavni del tega zneska bo-
do prostovoljne ure. Najvecji
interes ma gradnji pa ina dr.
zavno gozdno oskrbnistvo Tr-
lieu svojo pri kolodvoru leze-
co zago. Doslej je bill zelo otez-
kocen prevoz hlodov cd Sv. Ka-
tarine ma zago v Trzieu. Utica,
po kateri so vozili vozniki hlo.
de, je bila tako Okla, da sc
sploh nista mogla srecati diva
voza v njej.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-24
PORABSKI SLOVENCI MA
UCITELJSKEM TECAJU

Pet mladih porabskih Sloven-
cev ze tretji mesec obiskuje pr
vi juznoslovanski uciteljski te-
caj ma Madzarskem, XII Sc vrsi
v mestu Pecuju in XII Sc ga ude-
lezujejo tudi srbski in hrvaski
mladinci. Porabskim mladincem
sc prvic v njih zgodovini preda-
va knjizna materinska beseda,
zivljenska pot ter knjizevne
stvaritve- slovenskih duhovnih
velikanov. V nedeljskih popol-
dnevih odmeva tudi po hrvas-
kin baranjskih naseljih sloven-
ska partizanska in narodna Pc
sem. Poleg Saktivisticnega della
po vaseh porabski Slovenci
druzno S srbskimi in hrvaski-
mi tovarisi sodelujejo tudi pri
izdajanju steneasa, v katerem
pisejo: "Nasa VOLTA je, da po-
stanemo narodni ucitelji in da
Sc tn naucimo vse potrebno "a
uciteljevanje, najbolj pa slo-
venskega jezika."