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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-24

ker 81 he pr polni skledi, mi, Xxi
Sc fretamo, ne vemo, kaj mas Sc
Use caka. Kdo We, kako DO spet
" desetih letih. 2"
Nato SO govorili o vojni in
lnjenih posledicah ma dolgo in
siroko, dokler Jill nj zmotil glas
naducitelja Janka:
"Mozje, kaj bono pa z mostom
~napravili. . ?"
Res, nobeni marnji MISC poma-
gall, zaradi mostu Sc je bio tre-
ba lie odlociti. Spet SO gledali
drug drugega in cakali, KIDD DO
prvi spregovoril odlocilno bese-
do. Bill je Pernjak, XII je dejal:
"Pa ga popravimo Sc enkrat
il lesa, betonskega pa maj della
jo tisti, XII bodo prisli "a Mani. Mi
tako ne bono vec dolgo vladali."
Predlog je bill brez nadaljnje
razprave sprejet. Druga tocka
.dnevnega reda je bila ustanovi-
tev tretjega razreda pri vaski
Soil. V Jamnici Sc je MANFRED Ste
vilo otrok pc vojni nenavadno
povecalo in stevilo solarjev je re
preseglo stevilko sto petdeset.
'Oba razreda sta bila prenabita
z otroki ter sta ucitelja komaj
zmagovala pouk. Vista solska
oblast je pritiskala ma ustanovi-
tev tretjega razreda in naduci-
telju Janku Sc je posrecilo, da je
bill predlog v solskem odboru
sprejet. Sedaj ga je moral potrdi-
tt Sc obcinski odbor.
Dvornik, Kovs, Cernjak in
Ardev, XII SO bill CLAM solskega
odbora, SO zdaj v zadregi povesi-
Ii oci, pogledi vseh drugih MOI
pa so Sc ocitajoce obrnili k MIN
kakor h krivcem velikega pora-
"a. Vsi so Sc zavedali, da ibodo z
,novim razredom nastali tudi no.
vi stroski, XII jih DO treba kriti
z novo obcinsko novice.
"Prekleta sola. . y" je prvi
vzdihnil Mudaf in S tenn odprl "a
pah splosne zadrege.
cali mora biti?" je vprasal
Pernjak razdrazeno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-24

zlo. MISC redki tisti, XII so pc
njej obogateli. Tudi mi kmetje
Sc nimamo pritoziti. Vojska.
Poglejmo lie nekoliko nazaj, ka-
ko je bilo pri mas v Jamnici pred
desetimi lett. Razen nekaj iziem
je bila VISA Jamnica do vratu Ia
dolzena. Ali nj tako. :? Kje hi
bill danes Lozekar, Hravat, Ora
disnik, Mvacnik in toliko drugih,
ako hi jih vojska ne resila dol
gov? Use bi slo ma kant. Tudi ii,
Mudaf, in tudi ii, Obad, hi lahko
o tenn kaj povedala. Tako je
bio. Cast so bill slabi in kmet
Sc je Sc komaj drzal. Use je drlo
" mesto, v ~tovarne, kmetije pa
so druga "a drugo propadale in
prehajale v gosposke roke. Pa
danes poglejmo okoli sebe in vi
deli bono cisto drugacno podo-
DO. Ali nj tako. 2"
Munk je bill sam sebi vsec in
je z blescecimi ocmi pogledal pc
:omizju. o takih stvareh je rad
razpravljal in bill pri tenn cello
neprizanesljiv. Prvi je Munku
.pritegnil Mudaf, XII je vzdihnil:
"Da, to je res. Toda ceprav
je vojska trajala stir leta, pr
mas cello pet, je vendar Sc toliko
ljudi proved ma svetu. -" Tudi
Mudaf je bill eden izmed tistih,
Xxi je bill cello vojno donna "a pee
jo, kjer je magic bogatel.
Toda vecina nj bila zadovo-
lima z Munkom, govoril il je pre-
odkrito. Tako kmet ne more in
ne SINE nikdar govoriti. Zato ga
je Cernjak osinil z neprijaznim
pogledom in pikro dejal:
I'll, Munk, lahko tako govoris,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-24

Mora, ker tako zahteva SOL
ska oblast. Razen tega vlada
zdaj v Soil zares obupno stanje.
|Otroci Sc ne uce, kakor hi sc mo-
rail-. Steer pa S tenn ne DO tako
|huda rec, sker prostor "a now
razred Re imamo.
Dvornik ,je bill nacelnik SOL
skega odbora ter je skusal "a
govarjati njegov .sklep. Razen
tega je hill Timed vseh obcinskih
MOI tudi najnaprednejsi ter Sc
sole in novih stroskov tudi nj ia
ko bal kakor drugi, tker jih je
kot veleposestnik laze zmagoval.
Vendar je njegov glas tuje Cd
meval pc sobi.
Da bi sprawl stvar z mrtve
locke, je zupan Straznik kratko
in malo rekel:
20 tenn maj pa gospod nadu-
citelj wee pove."
Oci vseh soz$se zdaj obrnile
proti 5Janku. IL njih je sijalo ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-24

zaupanje, IL rekaterdh pa tudi
odkrito ssovrastvo, ker e veGina
MEGA imela "a krivca nouega
fla, lie Munk in Dvornik sta ga
opazovala nedolocno, kakor da
hi bila radovedna, kako Sc DO
Jank izmotal IL zagate.
(N1dnljevanJe sledi)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-24
(N0dnlj evanje sledi)
DEKLE ALI zENSKA

srednjih let dobi dobro delo v
delikatesni trgovini, cd 6. -zju-
traj do 1. pop. Zglasite Sc pred
II. uro zjutraj ma 7017 ST.
CLAIR AVE. Dobra plaza "a
zanesljivo delavko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-24
IScem sina!

Rada hi zvedela "a naslov mole
ga sina MALTA DRAsLER, XII
Sc nahaja nekje v Argentiniji.
Prosim, da Sc .zglasi, ali pa De
KIDD drugi We zanj, maj mi blago-'
wolf poslje naslov.
Ana Markovic ~
1876 e. 43 St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-24
Nekaj ~posebnega

Hitro Sc mora prodati zidano
hiso "a 2 druzini. Vsako stano-
vanje lima 3 lepe sobe spodaj in
3k sobe zgoraj, ter stranisce
zgoraj in v kleti. Hrastovi podi,
zimska okna in mreze, 2 garazi,
2 forneza, eden ma plin in eden
ma premog. Lota je 42kx130.
Cena je $15,5 500 in prinasa $40
meseeno. Lahko Sc takoj vselite
v katerokoli stanovanje. Naha-
ia Sc ma 541 E. 40 st. blizu
Lake Shore Blvd. ter DO odprta
ma ogled v petek, soboto in ne
deljo, a., Is. in 26. januarja cd
2. do 5. ure. Ia podrobnosti po-
klicite GIL 2737, "a v slovenscini
pa Ii 51S7.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-24
(Nadqljevanje)


tisoc kroa, ker nj hotel izgu-
biti treh eetrtin denarja, v upa-
nju, da DO pokrajina z Jamnico
naposled lie pripadla Avstriji.
Ker mu je to upanje "a enkrat
splavalo pc vodi, je zacel ponu-
jati denar pc davkarijah in pr
oblasteh, kjer je namesto uspe-
ha Eel zasmeh in skodozeljno
zbadanje. Nekaj casa, je starec
besnel in norel, nato pa Sc je
navidezno umiril in Sc oklenil
tajne propaganda tiste stranke,
Xxi je zacela delovati "a revizijo
versajskega miru, ne menec Sc
"a to, da v Avstriji, kamor je
spet zelel priti, denar nj izgubil
lie tri eetrtine svoje prejsnje
vrednosti, ampak je popolnoma
propadel. Tudi danes je pozabil,
da ga je pred lett slovenska
nacionalna stranka poslala v
obcinski svet kot svojega YER
mega pristasa, in je brezobzirno
izlil svoj gnev tovarisem v
obraz..
Ceprav v obcinskem svetu
nj bio niti enega, XII bi ne bill
preprican, da start sitnez Re
davno ne spada vec ma sedez
obcinskega moza, je njegov il
pad takoj povzrocil, da so po-
samezni odborniki spremenili
stalisca. Napad je veljal pred
vsem staremu Munku kot glav-
nemu predstavniku slovenske
nacionalne misli v kraju. Mega
je Kupljen v prvi vrsti krivil
zaradi izgube svojega denarja.
Obad je bill takoj ma Kupljeno-
vi strani, tudi Kovs, XII mu je
bio pray tako zal stare drzave
Sc je nagibal ma njegovo plat, ma
them pa je bill tudi Ardev z nil
ma. Cello zupan Straznik nj bill
popolnoma zanesljiv. Start Munk
je vse to dobro vedel. Toda kot
spreten politik je odbil proti ME-
mu naperjeno ost S skoraj una
goslavno izjavo:
"Dobro, pa napravimo pro-.
snjo ma glavarstVo "a podporo
pri zgradbi novega mostu. . :"
S tenn sc bill nasprotniki ma
nah porazeni in predmet, o.
katerem so razpravljali tako
herald, je bill spet v vsej svoji
goli nujnosti pred mimi ma
mizi. Treba ga je bilo resiti.
Vecina je slutila tezko odlocitev,
mracni obrazi so sc sklonili ma
prsi ter prieakovali, KIDD DO re-
KEEL pryo besedo. Vendar je ne
madonna prisla Sc ena resitev,
XII je odlocitev vsaj "a nekaj
minut odlozila.
"Prekleta vojska, XII nam je
vse pokvarila!" je zaklel Obad
s prepricevalnim glasom. pred
vojsko smo vedno dobivali pod
poro cd dezeleza naso cesto, zdaj
pa nj niti dezele niti kaj drugega,
kamor bi sc lahko obrnili "a po-
moo. Vsega tega je kriva VOL
ska. :" @..,
"Da, vojska, vojska. so
pritegnili Ardev, Mudaf, Perm
jak in drugi, vsi veseli, da Sc
jim Sc nj treba odlociti "a glaso-
vanje. /.
'Da, ia vojska je res vraga
naredila," je zamrmral tudi zu-
pan Straznik, kakor da hi width
nil.
VISA druzba Sc je spet oddaljila
cd predmeta in Sc zazibala '
brezciljno razmisljanje. Neka,
casa je bilo popolnoma tho !
ssobi, potem pa Sc je zganil star,
ssMunk, kateremu je hilo zesdopol
tega cincanja, ter dejal Z izzivaI
MIN glasom:
"Vojska. . . Bila je seveda We
like zlo "a tiste, Ii 20 10 placal
2 zivljenjem ali 2 zdravjem. II
nekatere pa III bila tako velik,
Evening star., 1947-11-06
Daytinle' Dresses
5 Mems $55
TOpcOnts

Fine All-wooi Topcoats, designed
with set-in sleeves, button
through model. Sizes Reg. 1I42,
1f44; shorts, 1899, li40, lf42.
Medium tan, -----$ $26.75
4 Mems $500 and $3.50 Over
coats, all wool, blue and brown
fleece. Sizes Reg. $40. 1i42 $1,000
1 Mans $3.50 Topcoat, grey her
ringbone, Bal collar. fly front.
All wool. Size IS reg. -- S13.85
3 Mems .S1S.75 Raincoats. Design
ed for large men. Loose swagger
model. Sizes Reg. IA, 2i46. Tan
sS.sS
Kanns-second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-11-06
RayOn indies

Imperfects of S2.25-Famous
Name Rayon Jersey Slips. Tea
rose. Not all sizes. Slight imper-
fections. Soiled- s9c
79c Medium Weight Panties of
Cotton and Rayon Yarns, tea
rose; small, medium, large s9c
Rayon Briefs, with full elastic,
tearose; small and medium only.
3 for 81
75c-S1.00 Bandeaux in assorted
styles, rayon and cotton, tearose.
Not all sizes. Soiled 39e
Kann's-street Floor.
Rugs
4-S23.s5 4x6-ft. Loop Pile Cot
ton Rugs -- 1895
s-$5.95 24xse-in. Oval Cotton
Rugs -- S3.95
+s14.s5 4xe-ft. Cotton Rugs
with all-around fringe sa.s5
1o-ss.s5 24x42-in. Loop Pile Cot
ton Rugs, yellow only $2.95
1-S49.95 4xs-ft. Heavy Axmin-
ster Rug S36.95
l-S30.s5 4x5.9-ft. Blue Carved
Wilton ---------- $19.95
1-S155.s5 sx12-ft. Loop Pile
Broadloom $ 1895
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-11-06
SOC "Marfes"
Cotton G Linen
TOWELING
2oe ,s.
Colorful red and blue
borders.
Kann's Street Floor.
Hosiery

Hosiery
Full-Fa ashioned Sheer Nylon Hos
Iery. As Is. Famous Name styles
included. Assorted styles and
constructions. Good colors, not
all sizes 5Sc
ImperfectA Of Full Fashioned
Rayon Hosiery for little women.
Sheer construction. Cotton re-
inforced. Good colors in small
sizes only lSc
Imperfects of Famous Make
Nylons. Full-fashioned styles.
All-Nylon from top to toe. Good
colors, not all sizes ----6sc
Irregulars of Extra Fine No-Seam
Sheer Nylon Hosiery. Slightly i'm
perfections. Good colors IN
broken sizes -- prs. SI.oo
FuIl-Fashioned Sheer Silk Hosi-
cry. Perfect quality. Cotton re-
inforced feet and stretch rayon
tops. Good colors In popular
rzes - 79c
Kann's-Street Floor.
COrsets
15-s12.sO Surgical Supports for
common backache .------- S6'25
$500 Longtime "Maidenform"
Rrassieres. White Irish linen,
$3.50
6s-s2.00-s395 Girdies and Pan
tie Girdles for the Junior figure.
Elastic, rayon satin and cotton,
S1.00
12-s10.s5 Slightly Soiled Famous
Make GirdIes ---------$5 $5.o0
l0-S10.95 Slightly Soiled Famous
Make Corsettes S5.W
Table Lot-S1 O0-S2.00 Excellent
Fitting Bandeaux and Bras
sec to $1.19
14-S3.ss Abdominal Supporting
Belts. Large sizes 2.29
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-11-06
Upholstery

2-S6.49 Homespun Draperies,
212 yards long $3.99
20-S7.95 Cretonne Draperies,
21a yards long $5.95
6-S17.95 Bedroom Draperies,
Textron striped taffeta a--S7.69
1-S18.95 Triple Window Curtain,
cotton marquisette; slightly dam
aged $1,000
1-s24.s5 Bedspread. quilted taf-
feta, blue; single size, "as is"
$3.50
s-s22.ss Sofa Covers, cretonne,
S14.00
7-s7.ss Knitted Sofa Covers,
1898
10-s6.ss Cretonne Chair Covers,
button back style, natural, s3.s9
sa-s1.49 Black Cloth Window
Shades. 36"x6' long g--39c
Kann'-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-11-06
Girls Shop

rs - s1.ss-s2.s5 Girls Cotton
Blouses 6gc
S-s3.ss Girls Denim Jackets,
$1.99
2o-s5.s5-s1o.s5 Girls Cotton
Dresses $2,0O
$3.50 Girls White Skirts,
$1.00
|S1.99 Girls Denim Shirts, 49c
1885 Teeners' Denim Jackets,
$2.99
5-$1.99 Teeners' Berets SOC
8-$5.95 Teeners' Cardigan Swea-
ters $500
28-S3.95 $4.s5 Teeners' Slip-On
Sweaters $500
30-S2.se s3ss Teeners' Red and
Blue Jeans -------- S1.99
15-S7s5 Ss.95 Teeners' Cotton
Dresses $500
Kann'+Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-11-06
Furniture

Furniture
s-s3.s5 Bridge Tables, assorted,
SCARED $2.19
5-s14s.50 5-piece Mahogany We
neered Top Aluminium Frame
Dinette ------------$ $3.50
1-s9.s5 Bridge Table, SCARED,
s5.ss
2-s2.4s Bridge Chairs $1.50
1885 Wall Rack, mahogany
finished --------s1.sS
1-s1o.s5 Wall Rack, mahogany
finished 1888
1-s1o.s5 Large Rocker, mahog-
anv finish $5.S8
1-s11.s5 Cocktail Table, walnut,
$699
1-s37.50 Platform Rocker, maple
and birch wood $22.88
4-s32. so Mahogany 5-shelf Book
c.se< S18.S8
1-S6.s5 Metal Typewriter Table.
s4.S8
1-s1s.s5 Poker Table Top, alum
mum s12.S8
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Linens e DOmestics
14-s4.5e Appliqued Bridge Sets.
4-ss.95 Madeira Embroidered
Bridge Sets. 5-piece S S6.95
$3.50 Embroidered Guest Towels
CSC
s-s14.3s s-Piece Rayon and
Cotton Table Sets. 63x82 in,
ss.s5
1-s7.s5 7-Piece Petit Point
Printed Luncheon Set. 54x54-in.,
$495
I-s7.s5 Lace Table Cloths. 7ox9o-
in. Damaged -- - $4.s5
8-S2.58 Plastic Tablecloths.
Printed pattern. 54x54 in $l.5o
s-s2.s5 Plastic Tablecloths.
Printed pattern. 54x72-in., s1.s5
12-S1.5o DoiIies --------7Sc
1e-Irreg. Of $16.95 Irish Linen
Damask Cloths. 70x106-in. S12.00
8 prs.-Se.s5-ss.s5 Bates Woven
Drapes. Discontinued patterns.
A.s5
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-11-06
Luggage

3-Sl6.55 Overnight Cases 1895
6-S16.55 Weekend Cases 1925
$50 Pullman Cases S15.25
2-S27.00 Wardrobe Cases S16.75
All Luggage Plus 20R Tar
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-11-06
Budget Dresses

Budget Dresses
Ss.s5-s1o.95 Misses and Wornen's
Rayon Dresses - S4.00
s5.s5 Women's Rayon Jacket Dres-
ses. Prints only -----S3.00
$685. Misses Rayon Gabardine
and Luana Faille le--$4.00
Kann's+Second Floor.
Goats and Suits
S39.95-Jr. and Misses Goats.
Sizes 10 to 18 ---- $500
S59.95-Women's Fur-Trimmed
Coats. Black only $1,000
$39.s5-Misses' Untrimmed Coats,
$1,000
s5a.s5 sss.sS-Misses' 50%
Camel Hair, 5eqo Wool Coats,
$500
s2s.95-Misses' Fall Suits. Wor-
steds, fiannels, crepes, coverts.
$500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-11-06
Giopes

us Pairs-sl.O0 PuIl-on Ravor
Fabric Gloves. Red, Kelly. Gold.
Tan. Sizes 6 to 7 10.
~ pairs-Irregular Evening Rayou
Jersey Gloves and Lace Mitts
White and paste1s. Sizes 6 to :
Slight irregularities ga
IS Pairs-$s00 Irregular a.
Button Length, Hand Sewn Lara
and Suede Gloves. Sizes 6 to 6%
s295
Kann's-Street Floor.
Neck,Uear
25-Irreg. of S4.ss Cardigan
style Sweaters. Mostly white.
solled -----s. ..- sI.9a
lo-$3.99 Large Size Sheer Spun
Rayon Square Scarfs in bright
designs. self-fringed - si.ss
l2-Irregs. of s2.95 Silk SQUARE
scarfs In Ombre tones and print
design - s1as
s1.s5 Dickeys of white rayons and
rayon sheers. Soiled SEQ
Kann's-street Floor.
Stationery
10--Tric- -Trac Games ia
2o--s2.00-s5.0 Guest Books.
u Price
Toe Gift Wrapping Paper So
lo-25c Gift Ribbon, slightly
solled --------~---- 2 rolls 80
Kann's-Street Floor.
Bed Dept.
1-s94 Twin size Hollywood Bed
with mahogany-finished head
board. SCARED S49.95
1-s12s 2-piece Maple finished
Bedroom Suite, floor sample,
sss.s5
l-sS5 Twin-size Sealy Rest Mat
tress and Box Spring TO match;
floor sample ---. $500
1-s2s.s5 DoubIe-size Felt Mat
'tress Sfg.gS
1SAc'c0 DVuDtc-stIc reft MAb-
tress 1888
4-S12.95 Double-size Coil
Springs, Scared $500
1-S17.75 Double-siEe Walnut
finished Poster Bed S9.99
1-S34.95 Double-size Innersprinx
Mattress ----$ $22.99
f-xAA "A Walnut Veneered Chest
Of Drawers s----$z $z2.z5
l-s49.95 Walnut finished Dress
er, damaged $24.9S
1-s14.s5 Double and Twin size
Simmons" Metal Beds, SCARED.
1898 y
1-s27.50 Double size Innerspring
Mattresses -------- si7s9
Kann's-Thtrd Floor.
Evening star., 1947-11-06
Notions

25-S1.sS Plastic Film Garment
Bag with cloth top. 81" length,
$1.69
15S1.S5 Plastic Table Covers
with colored borders. 54x54",
75c
100 prs.-Irregulars Of $500
Famous Make Bedtimers. Pastel
shades. Sizes 5 to S--s9c
13 prs.-S1.00 Oven Gloves.
Protect your hands from hot
oven dishes and furnace 45c
1e-S2. .00-S2.50 Rayon Satin
Utility Boxes. Slightly soiled. Soc
10O-Broken Shes Of Mems Col
lar Replacements- 30
6-50c Plastic Hat Holders.
Slightly soiled --- 25c
Kann'+Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-11-06
ToiLefries


300-s1.00 Famous Make Dusting
Powder. Assorted scents,
S5c, 3 for 81"
100-$1.5o Maison Jeurelle Mems
Sets. Tale and shave lotion,
69c%
250-$l.98 Perm-o Comb. Aid
to soft, smooth curls- 25c
s0-S2.9S Mems 3-Piece Military
Sets. Hair brush, clothes brush
and comb S1.98
lo0-S2 10 s3 Compacts. As
sorted styles ------------ss $50
'Plss sos tas
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-11-06
Teens SS.Ss
CORDUROY
JACKETS
$4.70
Choice OF, green. navy
or brown. Sizes 1915.
Kann's - Fourth Floor.
Leather Goods

Leather Goods
50-S2.0o Ladies' Belts S1.00
4s-s2eo Handbags Slip
25-s3.00 Handbags S1.4s*
1-s7.95 Blue Corde Bag. AS is.
$500
2e-s15.5e Genuine Black Calfskin
Bag with leather lining -, $685.
$500 Gold Colored Metal
Sash Belt s169
sPlus 20% tax
Kann's-Street Floor.
Daytime Dresses
25-S5.e0 Rayon Plaid 2-Piece
Dresses. Size 20 only S2.99
15-$10.95 Cotton Wash Dresses.
Large sizes Soiled S5.95
10-S5.95 Women's Rayon Print
Jacket Dresses S3.99
12-SS.s5 Rayen Print Dresses.
Broken sizes .--~--- S4.99
2o-$1.ss Cotton Wash Dresses.
Small sizes only ---- e1.49
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-11-06

Jetrelry
SIS Rhinestone Duette Clip
~ s2.50*
SIS Amber -colored Bakefte
Pain. Necklaces ------ S3.OO|
I-s7.50 I0-karat Gold Pin, $500
l-s7.50 Gold plated Sterling Sil-
yer Red Stone Pin and Earring
G. 5000
$50 Rhinestone Bird Pin.
$4.00a
Sis Gold plated Sterling Silver
Green Stone Set Pin------S5.0o"
sPtus sgR tar
Kann's-Street Floor.
Handkerchief
s0c-women's Floral Printed
Initial Hankies. Broken assort-
ment - ssc, 3 for s1.00
75c-Hand- Blocked Swiss Rayon
Prints with clip cord border,
3 for $1.00
I'll so Sheer battste dankies,
elaborately appliqued ------$1.m
SI.00 Handkerchiefs, Linens and
Swiss cottons, some prints s----75c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Books
-s3.4a z-Volume Sets Rogets
Thesaurus and Funk q WagnallS
Dictionary --- S1.s8
$500 Soldier Of Liberty" by
Casimir Pulaski ------ eSc
2-s2.49 Anatomy OF Melancholy"
S1.49
$500 Treasury Of Gambling
Stories" -------- CSC
4-s4.95 "The Great Prisoners"
an anthology Of literature written
In prison s1.ss
Kann's-Downstairs Bookshop.
Evening star., 1947-11-06
Junior Shop

30-$s.95-$12.95 Junior Dresses:
Taken from regular stock and
marked at this low price to make
room for new merchandise for
our newly remodeled Junior Shop.
Included are Crepes, Wools, Cab
ardlneS So.S9
&S1s,95 Better Black Crepe
Dresses $500
eS14.s5-S16.g5 One and Two
Piece yefxeteens -- $1,000
I5-$ie.S5 1-Piece Wool Plaid
Dresses . $500
6-S16.95 Two-Piece Grey Wool
Dresses " 1890
Kann'sESecond Floor.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-22

new Stun Clearance and Re.
development Agency.
When his name was sub
mitted to the White House, it
was sent to the FBI for fur
Their information. And ]. Ed.
gar Hoover's little boys, who
can't find the lynchers of four
Georgia Negroes last summer,
Immediately found five rea-
sons why DIR. Marshall was
"Subversive."
HERE they are: "a he was
a member of the Washington
Committee for Democratic Ac-
ton; ~ he attended a tes-
timonial dinner for Doxey vii
kerson when he left Howard
university to work with the
Communist party; (3) he
urged a parole for Earl Brow
der; "a he addressed the Ma
tionaI Non-Partisan conference
in Chicago in 1914; 60 he is
chairman of the D. c. Non
Partisan committee.
DIR. MarShalHs replies are
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-22
WORLD REVIEW
Unionisfs TO visit Far East

Members of the World Federation Trade delegation
the Far East expected to meet in Tokyo between
10 and Korea China and possibly Burma study
conditions and union development after leaving The deeg
will WITH France
Townsend of the CO. Monk of Australia Mkha
Soviet Union Ernest Bell of England
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-22

or more before the decree went
into effect. On the black market,
where a large part of French
trading is still done, the decree
had no effect whatsoever.
SEVEN thousand francs a
month is equivalent to IS francs
an hour, or about 28c. Present
hourly minimum for skilled
workers in the Paris area is Is
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-22

The wage demand is based on
a careful study of wages, living
costs and profits similar to the
Nathan report prepared for the
CLIO.
Under the Blum plan the gov
eminent has ordered a general
reduction of so in all prices.
While the decree has been OBJ
served in some firms, most bust
nessmen, both big and small, got
around it by raising prices 1919
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-22
a2N speaking
By FRANK MARSHALL DAVIS

Two more liberals have
learned first-hand in Washing
ton that you don't have to be
a Communist to be red-baited.
One is white; the other, brown.
You know about David Lii
lienthal who has spent the
past few weeks absorbing the
bitter knowledge. that you
can't appease reaction. The
senate wolfpack raised the red
cry against his confirmation
as chairman of the atomic en-
ergy commission for these
basic reasons:
1. LiIienthaI does not want
to drop atom bombs now on
Moscow.
2. He headed "that social
istic New Deal experiment,
the IVA"
De me- HAS IitulCdtcu Ilc VIII
not be a willing tool of our
warlOrds and Wall Street.
BUT YOU probably don't
know about DR.. Herbert Mar
shall, who has refused TO
bulge one inch from his pro-
gressive principles. Federal Of
ficials will either accept him
exactly as he is or not at all.
He has no intention of even
trying to appease reaction.
DR.. Marshall is an eminent
capital physician and first
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-22

That is the belief of Elwyn
Jones, Member of Parliament
and assistant British prosecutor
at Nuremburg, who wrote spe-
cial article for a recent issue of
Reynolds News and Sunday Cit.
zen entitled ''Nazis' Secret Plan
to Re-Arm."
German capitalists are also
banking on the British desire to
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-22

francs.
While the labor federation
strongly supports price reduc.
tons, it points out that prices on
basic necessities alone have risen
10 to IL times over what they
were in 1888, while average
wages have gone up from nine
francs an hour to IS, or less than
three times, in the same period.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-22

president OF
the Washing
ton branch of
tn e National
Association for
t he Advance
nent of Col
ored People.
r e ce n I'll y he
was invited to
S erve as a
member of the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-22
Urges Dutch nofionuIixe

Blo chairman of the United Trade Unions the Neither
first meeting
key industries Should nationazed being put
monopoes" delegates at the
meeting France Belgium Britain
choslovaxia Hungary
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-22
Appeal for Indonesion seumen

appeal behalf of 21 facing
American organizations
urged that they ndonesan port
Batavia which government troops The
had refused ships 1916 taking supplies
murder their families in Indonesia.