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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
'PortoI' Pay Claim Studied ByLocoI CIO
 Suit Asoinst
 Big g in City
 Sure Co Result

Filing of claims for back pay and penalties against major local fac- tories under the Supreme Courts recent portal-to-portal pay decision Is being studied by local crlo. lead- CTS, The Democrat learned today. "It's almost Q Sure thing that well bring suit" said one Mine. NH & Shelter workers Union official.
 The Supreme Court ruled that the portal-to-portal pay principle, already in effect in the coal mines, applies to all industry. On this basis, the union Is considering claims against local industry for time spent from the moment a worker enters the gates until he has completed preparations Tor starting work. Time spent similar ly after work would also be listed. The claims would be made on be- half Of employees whose worrying location is a considerable distance from the nearest plant gate or who must wear special clothing st tneir jobs.
 Tn the legal actions now under study. the union would ask for time and e half pay for the woEkers in- voived. It might also claim double uav aa a penalty for alleged viola ton of the Fair Labor Standards Act. This would mean triple pay ment h all.
 The claims against the companies would be made on behalf Of hun- dreds 0f workers, including many not now employed at the plants in question. Though only a minority of factory employees would be inc volved. the payments claimed would undoubtedly amount to many thousands of dollars.
 Action Is already under ways m several parts of the country on be- half of Mine, NH G Sn1elter Work CTS Union members. Payment Of triple damages totalling over sl5.- 000. 600 is being asked in Federal Court.
 Local MMS.w. leaders are rush. ing preparations for their claims in order to have them filed before the new Congress convenes in January. Payments on the portal-t% portal basis for a period of several years back will be sought.
 Principal study is being devoted to possible claims against the Chase Brass G Copper Company. the American Brass Company and the Scovill Manufacturing Company. Thus far the survey Of claims has been concentrated on the Big 5's" casting shops. but other depart ments and divisions may also be listed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
Azerboiion Bows, Ending Civil Wor'
 Admits Troops
 To Supervise
 Polls ln AEeo

Tehfnfi, Dec, iis~tUp).-The 1rans ian War Ministry announced today that q two.day "elvil war" ended when the leaders of AgerbalIan nOsl- fled the central government they had decided Co bow to its decision Co send ii troops tO supervise the cleo. tionA in the province,
 Gen, Depehod 4. Ahmedi, ffanian war minister, saA he received at 2 D. M. e Fnessage from JaafaF Pihs sevari, leader of the seFii-autononi- otis 'AEeFbaljan regime, announcing the decision to capitulate to the Tehran demands.
 Premier Ahmed uhavam's troops had pushed deep into Aserbaijan in the two days since they Invaded the province, which was occupied by the Ru@lans during the war and had been subjected to greater CT lesser Soviet influence.
 sklFmlshss Minor
 The official reports indicated that the civil war over sovereignty tn Aaerbaijan had been averted after only comparatively minor skirInish- es
 AhmedI informed foreign envOys here of the message from Aserbai- jan.
 The latest reports said ohavamB troops had passed beyond the oha- flankuh ranges of hills along the provincial border and were headed for Tabrig, capital of Asernaijan.
 Gen. All Rasmara, chief of staff, said troops operating from zenjan and Takab reached Mlaneh, the first big town beyond the provincial border on the road to Tabri1.
 Moved In At win
 Although earlier reports of the advance into AEerbaijan had re. ferred to 'neavy casualties, many prisoners and some fighting. the ac. companying accounts of advances of % miles in e single day suggested that ohavam's ufite were movtng forward virtually at will.
 The newspaper Atesh said Rus sla had protested to ohavam's gov- ernment that the advance into Azerbaijan was endangering the Soviet frontier.
 Azerbaijan province forms the northern tip of Iran and adjoins the southern frontier of the Azer- baijan Soviet Socialist Republic.
 The newspaper reported that So- viet Ambassador Ivan Sadchikov enc tered a strong protest yesterday. charging ohavam's government with breaking a promise by sending it's troops into the rebelllous province. It added that 0havam was under constant pressure from the Soviet Onion"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
Rockefeller, Jr., Offers UN Fund

Lake Success, N. Y. Dec. H. CUPD-John D. Rockefeller. Jr., to- day offered to give the United Na- tions S8,5O0 600 for the purchase of a LIN world capital site in the heart of midtown New York.
 Rockefeller's offer. made to the LIN Headquarters Committee, was for the purchase of six blocks along the East River waterfront of mid- town Manhattan.
 Rockefeller said that if the LIN chose to buy into an East River tract currently under development as a skyscraper ''city-within-a-city" by a new York realty firm, he would give the LIN ss.5O0.0 900 to cover the cost 0 fthe land.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
'Big3'Drops Arms,
 Troops Census Tilt
  Defeated
lndividuol Work Counters Proposol For UN Action

Lake Success, N. Y.. Dec. II - (UPl -- Great Britain, the United States and Russia agreed tentatively today to drop their demands for a troop and ornaments census in favor Of a brOadened pro. gram for the United Nations to take immediate steps tO re. duce arms, ban atomic bombs, withdraw troops from foreign soil and establish internatiOn- al controls.
 In a compromise engineered by the General Assembly president Paul-Henrt Spaak of Belgium. the LIN members would be called upon to take up al once the problem of world disarmament Biz Three representatives agreed to the move tentatively, but ex- plained that they would have to consult with their delegations be- fore finally pledging their govern. mentS' support.
 Steps ts Be Taken
 The new proposal would call upon the Security Council and LIN mem- be-s to report to the General As- sembly next year the steps taken to
 Establish international
 troop and armaments inSpec-
 tton agencies.
 2. Draft a treaty for outlaw
 use of atomic energy for mili-
 tary purposes.
 3 Withdraw their troops
 from former enemy states and
 from friendly states in cases
 where they were stationed there
 without permission of the +eonA-~
 try concerned.
 ( Establish a general and
 balanced" program of arms re.
 6uction.
 The plan would be added to q partlS-drafted resolution calling up. on the Security Council to draft a program Of arms reduction and en- forcement measures, and to speed work on an agreement to outlaw atomic weapons.
 Connally Seeks US. Support
 Sir Hartley ShawcroSs of Britain and Deputy Foreign Minister An drei ViShinsky of Russia declared themselves agreed in principle" on the program. Sen. Tom Connally ID.-Tex). indicated that we would ask the US. delegation to support the proposal
 Under the new formula, Russia would drop its demand for a census of troops stationed abroad and the US. and Britain would drop their counter-mores for a report in troops at home Britain also would drop its demand for international verifica- tion Of the troop figures furnished
 The new proposal would not cal for immediate publication Of atomic bomb secrets or for the number oi A-bombs the U. S. has. It would however. call upon the Security Council 10 rush work on a plan foS atomic control
 The American atomic energy plar would call eveniually-but only eventually-for revealing atomic secrets. Russia has wanted an early prohibition on atomic armamentS and the destruction of stockpil& These differences would have to bs ironed out as a detail" under thS atomic control program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
Colonel Duront
 Is Bound Over

Frankfurt, Dec. n. (Upl-c,ol. Jack W. Durant went on trial to- day in the si ,500.000 Hesse Ce1Wn Jewel robbery, but was bound over until Dec. le on a defense plea e insufficient time to prepare the case.
 Durant was the third and highest ranking defendant to face c0lr1 martial on charges of implicaAloa in the Kronherg Castle cnso.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
25 Pupils Hurt In Bus Crash

Flint, Mich, Dec. li-(uP)-At least 25 pupils were hurt. some seri- ouSly. when a tire blew out on a school bus and the vehicle crashed into a tree, the sheriff's office re- ported today.
 First reports indicated none of the children on the crowded bus was killed.
 State police and two sheriffs dep- uties accompanied four ambulances "a the scene of the wreck six miles south of Flint.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
Marriage Ban M Reich Of

Frankfurt, Dec. ii --(UPD- An Army spokesman said to- day that the rule against mar riage of U. s. soldiers and Ger man women would be nullified "as soon as the regulations can be published"
 The last yestiges of the non- fraternization ban in effect since the Allies moved into Germany win be waiyDl on in- structions from Washington. it was learned.
 Details were lacking for the moment, but clarificatson vas expected within c few hours.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
ENGRAHAAG HEADS MAC

Hartford. Dec. il-UP)-EdWard Ingraham. president of the E. In- graham Go. Bristol. today succeed ed Alfred C. Fuller. West Hartford, as president Of the Manufacturers Association Of Connecticut.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
DIES AT WAKE

Boston, Dec. ii. (UP)-Mrs. Louise c. Murphy. e0-year-old Box bury widow. collapsed and died last night after climbing three flights of stairs to attend the wake of her son Paul, who died Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11
US. Marine Transport, g on Board, Vanishes
 Ranges of Western Washington
 Searched for Missing Ship

Seattle, Dec, ll-(UP1-MIltSry and civilian aircraft flew over the stoashed mountain of western Wash ngon today searching for the Marine transport plane which disappeared yesterday with g persons aboard,
 Navy Army Coast Guard and civilian planes took oft at
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-11

Stin Time-to Enroll in Cost Ae- counting Class. Next session Wed- nesday Dec. n. 7:so P. M. Pest Junior CaAlaMA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-03

WIVES! WANT PEP? Thousands of couples, worn-out, exhausted solely because body lacks iron, get new vim, vitality taking Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Get the reg ular $1.00 size today, ONLY 89c! At all drugstores everywhere-in Wa terbury Aliens Cut Rate Perfum- CTS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-03
Educational
! Local and Private Instructors

PIANO TEACHER-Pupil of Marek, Zurich Conservatory. Fine results. Rolf Meyerhardt. Tel. 4-8001
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-03
1O-3-3t
NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS TRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PRO- BATE COURT, Waterbury, Sep tember 27th. 1946. ESTATE of JOHN LACHUS, late of the town of Waterbury, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly at- tested. within said time, will be detbarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are request ed to make immediate payment to
 ANNA JAKSTAS,
 ExecutriX 195 South Leonard Street,
 Waterbury, Conn.
 Per Order of Court
 Attest:
 MARGUERITE NJ. FAHY, 1o-l-3t Asst. Clerk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-03

WANTED - Chicken and turkey crates. Whitlock Farm, Sperry Road, Bethany.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-03
Trumon Agrees On Meot Future

Washington, oct. 8 (UP) = President Truman said today he be- heved Reconversion Chief John R. Steelman probably was correct in reporting that the meat shortage would get worse this winter.
 MT Truman told his new confer ence that a survey of the meat situ- ation is being made.
 Steelman said in his first quarter ly report on reconversion director that the current meat shortage is destined to get worse this winter and that fats, oils and sugar will continue scarce for many months to come"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-03

SILVER RACOON let out. Reduced to $180, tax included. Was $400 Sizes 12 and IA. Ciresi Furriers. 4-1884.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-03
Stamford Gang Is Rounded Up

Stamford, Oct. 3 - (UP) Four youths were seized today by police, who announced the arrests success fully ended a search for a gang responsible for a series of wide spread burglarieS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-03

HELP to shuck bay scallops. Full or part time Apply Eastern She'll fish & Packing Co.,, 32 Union St. 3-OOO8-3-O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-03

GENERAL OFFICE WORK for ex- perienced girl. Shorthand and typ ing essential. Write Box B-453, Waterbury Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-03
For Rent Real Estate
B Houses For Rent

$1OO.OO REWARD for desirable or room apartment or house. American husband and wife and 2 children. Must be desirable resi- dential section. Very best refer enceS. Call 4-1889
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-03
l9 Help-Male or Female

J. O'BRIEN - Employ ment Agency, no Grand Street. Chief engineer (mechanicaD. time study man, eyelet room foreman, eyelet toolmaker, watchmakers, auto mechanics, Davenport set-up man (no feel, assembly mechanic, salesgirls, stenographers, bookkeep- CTS, comptometer oper., clerktypiSt, cooks, housekeepers. Call 4-3672 or 5-1863.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-03
Automobiles
8 Auto and Truck Dealers
Legal Notice
NOTICE

DISTRICT or WATERBURY, ss.
 PROBATE COURT, October 2nd
 A. D. 1946. ESTATE of MAR
 GARET ANDERSON now MAR
 GARET SHERMAN, of Waterbury,
 in said District, incompetent.
 Upon the application of MAR GARET ANDERSON now MAR GARET SHERMAN, representing that she is restored to her capacity, and praying that this Court order what remains of her estate be re- stored to her, as per application on file more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Waterbury, in said District, on the 10th day of October, A. D. 1946 at 10:30 o'clock in the forenoon Standard Time), and that notice be given of the pendency of said application, and the time and place of hearing thereon, by pub fishing this order one time in some newspaper having a circulation in said District on or before the 3rd day of October 1S46.
 Attest:
 MARGUERITE M. FAHY, 1O-3-1t Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-03
A Articles Wanted to Buy

WANTED - tasting Chickens, Broilers, Fowl, Geese, Turkeys Guineas. Highest prices paid. Whitlock Farm, Sperry Road, Bethany. Tel. 3-1912.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-03

WANTED TO BUY-4 inch or inch cast iron pipe fittings used or new Call Watertown 126O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-03

MARTONE SCHOOL - 100 Grand. 4-3677. Dance. voice, music, reduc-
 ing. Reg. Mon., Oct. 2, 11-9 P. M,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-03
Rooms, Boord. Hotels

TWO ROOMS - Hot water steam heat private home. Gall 3-5645.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-31

Skupno so delali ma progi cd 3.
julia do 1. septembra 1873, ,15S
ur. Gradili in popravljali SO ma
sip, polagali prage, tir, delali ma
dveh viaduktih, zgradili vet vec-
jih in manjsih r,1ostov ter mare
dill mnogo pomoznih del pri pre-
vozu in gradnji. Velik je tudi
uspeh njihovega politicnega in
kulturnega della v Bell krajini.
Povezava zeleznisko upravo in
s tehnicnim vodstvon della je ma
progi posebno zadnji mesec ma
visku.
Proga Ljubljana-Trst, vazna
"a Balkan in vse drzave srednje
Europe, je bila zgrajena pred
dobrimi sto lett. Viadukt v b.
rovnici je dosluzil ze pred vojno
in nj vee ustrezal nasi4a potre-
BAN. Po okupatorju zgrajena
ootnozna zelezniska proga je
lporabljiva le "a lahke Wake.
.Novo zgrajena proga Preserje-
5orovnica pa ne DO sanao izbolj-
sala nasega prometa,. te1nvet bo
yelike vaznosti tudi "a gospo-
iarstvo okoliskih kra;ev. Po-
staja Borovnica DO prestavljena
III rnodernizirana. :.
Regulacija Borovnisnice in
kraja samega, kjer bo po grad
beni potrebi porusenih id na no
70 zgrajenih 80 objektov ter
primerno urejena postaja Pre-
serje,-vse to ponAeni "a No
tranjsko velik kofak naprej.
Predvsem pa je dana nova naoz-
most "a razvoj lesne industrije,
XII ina tu vse narAylae pogoje,
Nova proga DO konec nove1nbra
sposobsia "a promet.
"Mnogo je pri gradnji proge
storila in doprinesla l1nladilia. Ii
ne samo to, da je laa1edil4 cez
|l0O, 90 delOvnih In v vredno.
|sti - naflijDA dfkaFjev, mladlna
III NJ tiss1s kl| - n1fsdllA udar.
lnaAe tAdF mslI delasci, !" y p4ipo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-31
Ze1eznisko uprovo 0 US pehih m|adinskit
delovnih brigod
Ponatis il "Slovenslsesa poroeevalca"

Uprava drzavnih zeleznic je
ma vprasanje Glavnega odbora
Ljudske nladine Sloveniie, kako
gleda ravnateljstvo ma uspehe
in delo mladinskih delovnih bri-
gad pri gradnji proge Otovec-
Bubnjarci in Preserje-Borovni-
ca, odgovorila:
Ker jew nasi drzavi BE mnogo
Enujnejsih potreb, XII Jim mora
mo zadostiti, je bila obnova be-
lokranjske proge prvotno "a le-
tos odlozena. Da bo pa vendar
tudi ia proga Sc ia mesec obnov-
LENA in DO povezala Otovec z
Bubnjarci, Belo krajino Kar-
lovcem, je najvecji r1eri zaslu-
ga slovenske mladine. Ma memo
pobudo Sc, je zacelo z obnovo
proge. Koliko je vredno delo
naiadine pri gradnji proge, Sc
danes ne da ugotoviti. Vrednost
storjenega sega dalec v naso bo-
docnost.
Promet, XII Sc posluzuje sedaj
najvec m o tornih pogonskih
sredstev in hvinske vprege, Sc
bo znatno pocenil. Posebne vaz-
nosti pa je zelezniska proga "a
premegovnik Kanizarico in "a
tovarno 'Belsad," XII jo gradijo
" Bell krajini. Izracuna Sc da-
hes lahko sarno pri gradnji pri-
hranjeni denar, kar znasa 1 ,500,-
600 dinarjev.
Kredit "a obnovo proge je mi
nistrstvo prenesio IL kredita "a
objekte, XII letos ne bodo dogra-
jeni, potesn ko je Gospodarski
odbor Ljudsa1e mladine Sioveni.
je zacel z vprasanjena belokranj-
ske proge in ponudil brigade.
Ma progi Otovec- -Babnjarci de-
llajo tri brigade $ $50 mladinci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-31

ma Gorenjskern. Pri teh akcijah
So sodeIovaie tudi donobranske
|enote.
Glede cetniskega odreda pc5
|vodstvom crtomira Marina je IL
javil, da je Marn sodeloval z ME
govirni cetami OBJ razlicnih pri-
likah in delal v sporazumu z
|njim ter da je cd nemske vojske
OBJ razlicnih prilikah dobival de-
narna sredstva. Nemskim cetan
je tudi bilo sporoceno ozemlje,
ma katerem je deloval Marn, da
bi ne streljale ma cetnike. Marn
je deloval najvec okrog st. Vida
ma Dolenjskem ter okrog Cerk-
niskega jezera.
Roesener je nadalje pojasail
is pomocjo Rupnika, XII je bill ma
menoma zato pozvan ma pozor1i-
co, da sta v deputaciji, XII jo je
k MENU postal "Narodni odbor''
maja 1915, bila tudi duhovnika
Skull in Markun, posebno pa Sc
Sc spominja DIR. Basaja.
DR.. joke Basal, edem ismed
voditeljev Nmodnega odborc, XII
je hotel pomso6jo mem$kih rabs
ljev SGitjti slovenski ,,0rod pred
partisonsko osvobodilno vojsko,
je bivSi soSolec klevel0ndsEegd
"dOna0branca" Jakat0 DebevcG,
uredaika AmeriSEe Donoovtne.
Kotor DIR. Bogomil Renee, soak
masega kleoelamdskega Jdkata
Debevca, Sc je tudi Basoj q ostd-
Inai 6la,i "Narodnegu odbora''
q nesnSEo IN dor,obransko voj-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-31

Edward F. FeighaI1 je eden
izmed vodilnih kandidatov "a
mesto sodnika Joy Seth Hurda,
XII je bil premes6en ma apelatno
.sodnijo.
Edward F. Feighan je nalad,
snergiGen in zmozen. Vrnil. Sc je
" Cleveland potena ko je sluzil
dive in pol lett v arneriski NOR
llarici in bill 6astno odpuscen.
Mr.. Feighan je clan peavd-
niske firae, HI sestoja L pet
bratov. q izjemo "a cas-, XII je
bill pomozni pravdnil drzave
Ohio in 10 je sauzil Y mornari-
! eli, je Y tovaristvu svojim bra
tom Michael A. Feighanom,
kongresnikom u Cleuelanda.
Oglss.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-31
FRANCE BEvK:
MED DVEMA
VOJNAMA
cRTICE IN NoVEI.E

drzanost in mracnost. "Ali ho-
cete stotak? Ne branite SCI"
"Stotaka ne potrebujenn. LIE
toliko, da Sc peljem k sinu
On mi pomore ;. ;"
Pol ure pozneje je Rafael pri-
nesel zeni topic krepcilo.
"Napolitanec mi je posodil''
je dejal. "Prejel je podporo. Tu-
di "a voznjo v Trst imam :"
"Glej, da mu vrnes', je re-
kla bolnica.
Rafael je priporocil zeno Ci-
Ii. "Saj Sc mic ne bo zgodilo",
je dejal in odsel. Kupil je po-
|'vratni vozni listek, ostalo nau je
le nekaj drobiza. Sedel je v VIA
ku in gledal skozi okno, mimo
so bezale polja, polja Posu-
sena in obrana stebla koruze,
murve OBJ robovih njiv. Sadni
vrtovi, razvaline po vojni po-
skodovanih, nepozidanih his.
Gozdici in grmovje, skale, ska
le Soca Sc je razsirila cez
yes prod, v jesenskem dezevju
vse zablatila. Vojaska pokopa-
lisca z belimi kamni. Oh progi
cerkev, zvonovi so klenkali. To-
varna. Nato Kras. Wax je tol-
kel, kakor da 81 sproti ultra pot
skozi zaseke. Devin, morje -
oko sc mu nj moglo nazreti 81
rokih voda. Lebana je ia pogled
vsega prevzel in opijanil, mu W.
nil pogum in veselje.
V divjem mestnem vrvezu Sc
je zopet streznil. Vse sivo, pras-
no, ropotajoce, sovrazno. Pre-.
stel je drobiz, a ga nj bio do
volj, da bi 81 utesil zejo. Znova
ga je obsel dvom v uspeh poti.
Hitel je, da Sc cim pref pre-
priea, ali je sin donna. Morda
je bolan, nj orda je medtem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-31

vedoval tovaris upravnik. Ma
progi je delalo 600 mladincev
treh brigad, v povprecni staro-
sti IA let, XII SO prednjaeili po-
klicnim delavcem. Dvigali so
njihovo samozavest in povecali
njihovo st orilnost ponekod tudi
"a 1O09o.
VOLTA do della in discipline, de-
lovna organizacija in premago-
vanje tezav pri gradnji ma kane
nitem terenu, vse to je bio pri
mladini vredno obcudovanja.
Uspehi njihovega della so Sc po-
kazali tudi ma zakljucni slavno-
sti v Bistri, ko so mladinci-udar-
niki cestitali udarnikom-delav-
Gem. Uspeh skupnega della mia
dine in delavcev so delovni uspe-
hi pri gradnji proge.
LIE to zeli uprava, da sc v bo-
doce mladina razdeli v brigade
po starosti in sposobnosti, ker sc
bodo sele potem lahko dolocile
pravilne delovne norme.
Posebna vrednost mladinske-
ga della ma progah je tudi prak-
ticna priprava "a bodoce pokli-
ce. V strokovnih predavanjih, Xxi
jih je nudila zelezniska uprava
in pri delu samem so dobili mia
dinci vpogled v gradbeno tehni-
ko in v razne poklice pri zelezni-
ci. Mestni otroci so spoznali fl
zicno delo in Sc povezali z de-
lavci ter okolskim prebival-
stvom. Odkrilo Sc je med mimi
tudi vec dobrih sirarskih in dru-
9Th talentov.
Zelo mnogo pa je vredna tudi
vzgoja sama, XII so jo brigade v
polni meri nudile mladini. ze.
lezniska uprava gleda ma delo
mladinskih delovnih brigad kot
ma vsestransko uspelo veliko ak
clio slovenske mladine. Pricaku-
lie cd te mladine v bodocnosti Sc
mnogo in je prepricana, da ne
pricakuje proved.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-31

Sodnik Frank s. Day je siu-
Ml na mestni in okrajni sodni-
II hot sodnik Cd leta 1920. Me
eovo sluzboyanje kot sodnik je
bllo odlocno. Bodisi ma krimi.
kaiai' ali civilni sodniji, je bill
sodlilk vedno pravicen in. zme'
i6ai - pravice obtozenih in "a
vse stranke, ki 50 bile pri TEN
ptiskdkte..
M kriminalni scdhiji je sod.
lik Day napravil najboljsi re.
hbfd rris stevilnih senzacijskih
Oltasilavah, pri katerih je or
piedsed doval Oglas.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-31

PoHlivalke pesede
dobijo dobro delo polni ali delhi
cas-. Tovarniska kafeterija. Pla-
"a do ure. Dobi tudi obede in
uniforrne. Poklicite HE 4444 ia
vprasajte "a Mrs. Guenther.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-31
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