davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-27

In reply TO Reuther, the FE
board said it had voted unani-
mously to drop "all questions of
merger" and renewed an earlier
offer to cooperate with the JAW
through the Forthcoming con-
tract renewal period"
The FE reply pointed out that
proposed merger plan had al
ready been rejected by the JAW
membership. Backed by Reuth-
ers opponents in the UAW, the
merger proposal was defeated in
a JAW referendum taken before
Reuther won complete control of
the auto workers union.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-27

gerous traffic accidents, COM
pionship with others. The To-
cation obviously determines
what kind of community influ-
ences will effect the family
whether the child is surround
ed with well planned play
spaces and parks, or by taV-
ems and pool halls.
II is true that in over
crowded slum areas good
parents manage to raise good
children. But the Delinquent
cY rate is high in such neigh
borhoods and regardless of
parental efforts. those chill
dren who are susceptible find
delinquent solutions for their
very hard problems of liv-
ing. We can't move too fast if
we are TO prevent thousands
Of boys and girls from be-
coming problems because
they live in poor houses and
neighborhoods.
THERE is no question that
it is hard to be poor and stay
out of trouble. 7 lis is the
great economic problem of
every community in the nation
It takes money to get good food
and raise healthy boys and
girls; to live in a decent house;
to buy suitable clothes, to go
to the movies occasionally, or
to the beach together; to give
a growing child a small allow
ance so that he can feel mea-
sure of independence with his
friends. 1t takes money to buy
coal and pay the doctor.
The department of labor
says the average family today
needs $1,000 a week to live
in reasonable decency. Con-
trasf that with the average
wage of the trade union
member who earns about
$4,000 per week. Contrast
that with the earnings of the
unskilied wor ker. or the
white collar worker who be-
longs to no union, and has
no bargaining power.
Parents who live always on
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-27
By PEARL HART

1enies privacy
and d e C e n C y
4 m on g family
members. The
location deter
mines whether
)r not the child
Fan have healthy
outdoor p l a y,
: a S Y access to
schools, protec-
ton from dan
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-27
Whut are the fuefs:
Can a good child
escape delinquency?


the edge of debt are likely to
be harrassed, irritable and oft
en- unreasonable with h cir
children. The child's efforts to
meet his normal eeds for
money, possessions, satisfac-
tions, when frustrated, fire.
quently lead to delinquency.
EVEN NOW when we have
comparatively full employment
in America, families are con-
fronted with such economic
hazards as sickness, physical
disability, old age, death, and
with wages inadequate to meet
the constantly rising cost of
living.
Our free enterprise enthusi-
asts are opposed to govern
mental assistance to raise the
standard of living. 1t is cheap
err for a nation to help pro-
vide healthful living for its
children than to maintain them
in correctional institutions.
Many families in America
are unable to give their chill
dren the best chance for growth
and happiness because they be-
long to the, many minority
groups who are too often barred
from jobs, homes, recreational
activities and other commu-
nifty concerns. All human be-
ings of whatever religion, ma
tional background, Or racial
stock must have equality of
opportunity in life. They must
be able to find jobs, houses, to
ride on street cars, trains,
buses, to go to school, theatre,
church and attend other COM
munity activities without dis
elimination If they cannot,
they may pass, on to their chill
dren their own Illustrations,
and these children grow up
under handicaps that they can
not overcome.
WE PRETEND we love chill
dren. See how quickly our at
titHde changes when the neigh
boris child is in trouble. Do we
still love him or do we want
him sent to Jail? Are we as
protective and sympathetic of
him as we are of our own.
There's very good reason why
we should be. Delinquency is
infectious. Your child from
good home must play with, go
to school with and associate
with the less fortunately placed
child. He'll be influenced by
him as he will influence the
other, even if he doesn't live
on the same street.
Even if the other child isn't
in trouble, are we distressed
about his financial condition,
about his inadequate home,
about his ignorant parent,
about any of the difficulties
he has which may lead to trout
BILE for him, and do we assume
responsibility for him?
1t is the community's bust
ness TO take care of the other
mans child in order to pre-
serve the integrity of all chill
dren.
Next week: Children charged
with rrs,,ao ara wsr3ir,ne &C rva1I
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-27
Quill heods '48
N. Y. Go council

NEW YORK-FP)-Pres. Mich
ael j. Quill of the Transport
Workers Union has been elected
to head the Greater New York
CLIO Council for 1948. He replaces
Pres. Joseph Curran of the Natl.
Maritime Union, who was not a
candidate.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-27

erS.
Attacking the Taft-HartIey Act
and the Congressman who voted
for it, Green declared the strik-
ers are fighting for the preserva-
ton of the principles of freedom,
liberty, and democracy" against
the imposition of involuntary
servitude."
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-27

a former assistant states attOr-
ney III the Juvenile Court, noted
attorney Miss Pearl NJ. Hart,
writes e1clusiyely for The Chicago
Star, the fourth IN series Of
articles on jupenile delinquency.
Miss Hart zcas recently candi-
date for Superior Court judge on
the Progressive Party slate.
By PEARL HART
WE have said, in an earlier
w article, that Juvenile de-
linquency is one of the failures
of our democracy. Let us en-
large on that statement. How
does it fail2
The house in which a family
lives determines many things
about the way parents can
rear their children. The num-
Der of rooms either permits or
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-27
Green pledges
aid TO printers

WASHINGTON - ALL Presi-
dent William Green this week
week pledged the full support of
the American Federation of La
Dor to the striking Chicago print
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-27
Thumbs down on merger
Re union tells JAW

An offer by Pres. Walter Reuher of the United Auto
Workers (CIO) discuss merger with the United Farm
Equipment & Metal Workers (CIO) turned down by
the latter executive board "a wholly artificial
issue"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-27

Charging that these constitu-
tional freedoms are endangered by
conspiracy" to deprive mem
bers of a minority political party
the Communist Party of Illinois
representatives of labor, and
other political and civic organiza-
tons, of the right to communicate
their ideas to others, an explosive
suit was. filed in Federal Court
by two men.
The men, Meyer H. Hecht and
Sam Tomash, made sweeping
charges, unprecedented in Chi
csgo legal history, duplicating in
he conspiracy" Police Commits
sioner John c. Prendergast, States
Attorney William j. Tuohy, City
Prosecutor Joseph Pope, and two
members of the police force, Leo
Kuznitsky and Joseph Swee.
THE suit, filed Tuesday by at
torney Max Mailman, S. Dear
born ST., seeks permanent in
junction restraining those public
officials named from further de-
priving Hecht, Tomash, members
of the Communist Party, and all
others threatened by the con
spiracy," of their rights as citi-
zens
Damages of $4,000 are asked
of each defendant.
Hecht and Tomash were both
arrested after speaking at Com
munist Party open-air meetings.
Both had speaking permits issued
by Prendergast. But, the suit
states, the permits have subse-
quently been ''unlawfully and
deliberately revoked wit h u
cause an intentional and
deliberate discrimination against
the Communist Party because the
political views of it's members
differ from those of the defend
ants"
THE SUIT also declared that it
would be proven during the trial
of Prendergast, Tuohy, and other
named defendants, that clerks,
and attaches of the Municipal
Court juggled entries in Hecht's
and Tomash's court record, deny
ing them fair and speedy trial.
and that witnesses were dis
couraged from appearing in court
on their behalf.
For many years last past"
the suit reads. the Communist
hoS S0hauNAEd oIoCILT dAa
peaceful meetings on permits
properly issued" But. it con-
tinues. permits issued on June
IS. by Police Commissioner
Prendergast for the use of Wal
nut and Western avs. Division
and Washienaw SITS. and Lawr-
ence and Christiana sts.. for
open air meetings have been
"unlawfullY and deliberately re-
voked. without cause. and with
out notice and hearing"
Sam Tomash was arrested on
the evening of Aug. 4, after speak
ing on the Taft Hartley Act and
its affects on the living standards
of the American working class, at
an open-air meeting sponsored by
the Communist Party, and held on
the corner of Washtenaw and
Division SITS.
On Aug. IL, at an open-air meet
ing on the same street corner,
n
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-27
Free speech gag
charged in suit

defense Of those freedoms all
Iety
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-27

Next week: Children charged
with crime are victims as well
as those they injure-the fifth
and last article in a series by
a leading sociologist.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-21
ENAKOPRAVNOST
- No, kako je? - je vpra-
Snval

- Dobro! Bijemo Sc! - so
dobro odgovarjali mladenici.
Noci v partizanskem odredu
so bile Stjepanu sreca in oddih.
Tu je bill med svojimi. Tu, ma
drobcu sovjetske zemlje, ali -
kakor med rudarji - cello pod
zcmljo, v pozabljenem rovu, sc
je cutil lahkega in prostega.
Pretegnil Sc je po mill wolff.
Smel je sneti krinko. Prosto sc
je zasmejal, poklical cloveka z
dragim imenom "tovaris."
A dolgo Sc nj smell muditi.
Mani je cakala dezela, XII je sto-
kala in Sc zvijala - brez ME-
ga je bila sirota.
- Me ne morete zaposliti pri
vas? - je prosil poveljnika par
tizanskega odreda. - Kaj po'
cenjam! Niti enega mostu nj
sem porusil, niti enc bombe nj
sem vrgel. Ko pridejo nasi, sc
ne bonn incl S CHM pohvaliti.
(Dnlje pr6hodn3icj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-21

The Collectors for the Eigh-
teenth Ohio District announces
the opening Of it's fifth consecu-
tive annual school program De-
cember 2, 1947, at the Hollenden
Hotel Ballroom, offering in,
struction in preparation of in
dividual income tax returns for
the year 1947 to all interested
persons.
Both day and evening classes
are scheduled for the convent
ence of those who wish to at
tend. This year the day schools
will provide the complete course
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-21
GEN. HERBERT SKLICAL
IZREDNO ZASEDANJE

COLUMBUS, O., 10. nov. -
Gov. Thomas J. Herbert je no.
col odredil izredno zasedanje dr.
zavne zakonodaje, XII Sc ina sniti
v zacetku decembra. Namen iz>
rednega zasedanja je, da Sc IL
ravna nesoglasje glede uporabe
drzavnega gasolinskega davka,
XII je nastalo vsled odlocitve, XII
.jo je podalo pred kratkim dr.
zavno najvisje sodisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-21
TELENEWS THEATRE

Continued from page 81 <
of all Of Americas public serv-
ants.
Other highlights are Presi-
Truman's latest speech request
ing Anti-Inflation Curbs, sensa-
tional new testimony in the con-
tinuation of the Hughes probe,
and first pictures of the present
strikes in Paris. The sport Sec
ton is headlined with top foot
ball games such as Army tying
Penn-Alabama beating Georgia
Tech.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-21
AMERISKA POSTA NINA
NOBENIH PROBLEMOV

EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL.,, 20. nov.
-Trgovec blagom John Kri-
wanek, XII stanuje East st.
Louisa, je dobil il Nemcije pi-
smo, ma katerem Sc je nahaja]
naslov: John KriWanek, 1lli-
nois, u. S. A." Oznaceno nj bilo
ne mesto, ne utica in ne hisna
SteVilka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-21

so zarele cd plamenov manjsih
a krutih bojev v zaledju.
Nemci so odgovarjali z visli-
cami. Nekje so cakala vesala
tudi "a Stjepana. ze SO izvede-
Ii zanj. Iskali so ga. On pa zdaj
nj razmisljal o smrti. Pocutil
Sc je kot gospodar ma svoji
zemlji.
Da, tn je bill gospodar on, ne
burgermejsterji in gaulajterji.
Ljudje so MENU izrocili svojo
duso, ubogali njegova povelja,
ceprav ga MISC poznali. In po-
cutil Sc je kakor pref, kot 60
spodar, poveljnik, vodja, a maj
pogosteje - kot varuh ljud-
skin dus. Dusni pastir. Mrtvi SO
mu izrocali sovrastvo. Zivi SO
mu zaupali svoje made. Tovari-
81, XII so sc zibali ma vesalih, SO
mu narocali, maj jih mascuje.
Zdaj je incl veliko "gospo"
darstvo', mnogo bolj slozno in
bogato kot poprej, - vse to 60
spodarstvo je moral drzati '
glavi, papirju nj smell zaupat
nicesar. Zapomniti" 81 je mora
imena in naslove, datume in ro'
ke, postopke in nacrte, poteze
obrazov in svojstva znacajev
izraz v oceh vsakega cloveka '
hipu nevarnosti. Vedeti je mo
raj tudi, kateremu SINE popol
noma zaupati, kateremu ma pol
kateremu sploh ne, kateregs
mora bodriti, koga osteti, kate
remu buditi upanje, kom smt
sanjariti in katerega mora pr
prvi priloznosti uniciti k ako1
Judeza.
Ma potih svojih blodenj -
potoval je YES cas- sam, vcasif
z Valio - je srecaval ma tiso
&c ljudi. Pri slucajnih ognjil
Sc ljudje pogovarjajo odkrito
Prisluskoval je.
Starci so hrepeneli po orozju
Mladenici, XII SO pobegnili i;
nemskega ujetnistva, so odkrit(
vprasali "a pot k partizanom
Premotrival jih je. Nekaterin
je odgovarjal, skomizgaje z ra
meni:
Kdo pa We zanje! &c bi We
del, bi Sci sam k MIN -.
Druge je klical ma stran, jim
dajal nedolzne naslove - prve
in preproste clene dodge veri
ge.
Pozneje je v odredih prepo
znaval svoje varovance.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-21
Prispevki

Pri podruznici st. 48 SANS so
prispevali mesto vencev: Pc S.
Milka Kress v spomin pokojne-
n1u Frank Vozel ter Mr.. in Mrs.
Anton Mrak v spomin Mrs. Err
beznik. Odbor Sc prispevateljem
iskreno zahvaljuje, ter Sc pri-
poroca Sc druglm posnemalcem.
Joseph F. Durn, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-21
ITALIA ZAHTEVA
UPRAVO KOLONIJ

LONDON, 10. nov.-Italija je
obvestila zastopnike zunanjih
ministrov velikih sill, da bi zele-
la, da sc njene bivse kolonije
Libijo, Eritrejo in Somalijo po-
stavi pod memo poverjenistvo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-21
RUSUA ZAVRGLA PROTEST
GI4EDE PETROLEJA

LONDON, 20. nov.-Rusija je
zavrgla anglo-ameriski protest
glede bogatih oljnih vrelcev v
Lobau in ostalih instalacij v Av-
striji, katere SO Rusi zasegli ma
racun raparacij.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-21
THE
VETERANS FRIEND
@. 1 would like to make q per-

@. 1 would like to make q per-
sonal appearance before q Veter-
ans Administration rating board
regarding my claim for disability
compensation. viii the VA pay my
travelling expenses for this appear
ance?-G.R.S.
A. No. All expenses you may in
cur going to or from a Veterans
Administration rating board must
be paid. by the veteran. However,
the Disabled American Veterans
will ably represent you without
charge in the presentation of the
claim. Contact your nearest DAV
service officer who will be happy
to 60 over your claim with you.
If he feels that a personal appear
ance before the rating board will
be to your advantage he will so
advise YOU. Vol. 4. No.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-21

@. II q disabled veteran enlists
In the National Guard or Naval
Reserve does he lose his right to
draw disability compensation?
A. The National Guard and
Naval Reserve are considered &C.
tive service and the disabled vet
eran may not draw compensation
while he is receiving service pay.
He may re-apply for disability pay
ments on leaving the service. Ap-
proved awards will be payable
from the date of the second appli-
cation. but will not include retro
active payments covering the Pc
riod the veteran was in service. 1t
should also be pointed out that
World War II veterans who re-
nounce disability payments for any
reason do not lose their rights to
other benefits provided by law for
them or their dependents.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-21
(Nadaljevmje)
Sc to mai te vpraSam

DC W LID Lc WI IdSdI1
- je zasepetal in Sc zazrl Stje-
panu v oci. - Povej, ali Sc ma
81 povrnejo? Ne vprasujem te,
ali kmalu ali kdaj, tega tudi tt
ne YES. Samo to vprasam: ali
Sc sploh vrnejo? Povej po pra-
vici! - in Sc je vsesal v ME
COVE oci.
Vrnejo Sc! - je ginjeno
odgovoril Stjepan. Vrnejo
Sc, Igniat, pa kmalu!
- No prav! - Sc je olajsa-
no oddahnil zupan. - Moi hr-
bet DO vzdrzal, ne dvomite! -.
in Sc je zasmejal, ko je vnovic
stisnil Stjepanovo roko.
Stjepan je odsel skozi gmoto
osipajoce Sc oljhovatske Ri in
vso pot veselo zmerjal.
"Pravi uradnik! Cipljakovu
81 verjef, narodu pa nisi, ii ma
zaska dusa! A narod, da Sc ne
vda, mocan je. Birokrat 81 -
ogoljen naslanjac! On pa ne
molci zvoni! Kakor suho
drevo, zvoni sovrastvom, po
iskri koprni. - Tebe, papirna-
to duso, SO postavili sem "a
zveplenko. Ne, ne "a zveplen-
ko! zveplenka Sc uzge in ugas-
ne. Kremen. Kremen moraS bi-
tt, Stiepan Jacenko, da bi te
vrag! IL tebe maj letijo iskre,
da Sc vname plamen narodne
osvete.'
O vsem tenn je Stjepan pri-
povedoval Valji, ko sta Sc ma
posled srecala.
Pogovarj rjala sta sc vso noe.
Tudi Valja je imela kup We
sti "a Stjepana.
- Cd Maksima je prisel clo-
vek, - je dejala.
- Cd Maksima? - sc je raz-
veselil. Maksima je dolocil kra-
jevni odbor "a podtalno delo,
kakor MEGA. - No, kaj pa Ma
ksim?
- Ia zdaj je Sc xiv! - Sc je
nasmehnila Valja. Velike
stvari pocenja! Nekaj rudar-
skin odredov tri komsomol-
- Glej ga! - mu je cello "a
vidal Stjepan. - To je dobro.
- Cd Ivana Petrovica so pri-
sli.
- Pa, pa?
Mic vaznega MISC povedali. |
Nemara Sc me bojijo. A prime
sli so obvestilo. Ivan Petrovic
bi rad oddal ma njegovem
gospodarstvu ie bila letina, da
Sc nikoli take
- A-a! - Sc je nasmehnil
Stjepan. Ivan Petrovic je
bill vedno umen kmetovalec. Nj
.cuda, da mu je tako obrodilo!
To vse sporocajo ljudje, .
XII jih poznas. A prisle so tudi
vesti Cd neznanih. Nihce jih ne
pozna.
Stjepan nj razumel.
- Kako to?
" Bjeloku je nekdo razvil
rdeco zastavo ma stolpu. Gel
dan je visela. Nemci so Sc ba-
Ii, da je podminirano. 0 tel "a
stavi mnogo govorijo naokrog!
- Kdo je izobesil zastavo?
- Nihce ne We! Sal tt pra-
vim: nikomur znani ljudje.
- TIE neznance moramo mai
ii.
- Tudi Nemci jih iscejo
- No, Nemci, tudi &c jih ne
najdejo, - Sc je zasmejal Stje-
pan. - A mi moramo vendar
nase najti!
- Tudi pri mas - v nasem
mestu, Sc je marsikaj zgodilo
...-je je nadaljevala Valja.
USTANOVL
III
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-21
Zahvala "a dar

Pevski zbor Glasbena Matt
ca sc iskreno zahvaljuje "a dar
V prid blagajne, ljubiteljema
petja, Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Zalo-
kar, 2123O Collier Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-21
BORIS GORBATOV
NEUKROCENI
TARASOVA DRUzINA

strasil Stjepan. Ljubil je svojo
mesto, ponosen je bill mani in
pozoren "a vsako novice cd
tam.
- Nemci obesajo ma glavni
ulici vsak dan vojna porocila,
ljudstvo iih .prebira, ia verja-
me, oni ne, vsi so poparjeni.
In glej, kar Sc ii vsak dan pod
nemskim porocilom pojavi dru-
go. Razumes? Napisano z otro-
sko pisavo. Ma listu il solskega
zvezka. S crnilom., In cello, -
sc je nasmehnila, - packa-
- In kaj pise ma teh istih
- je vprasal Stjepan, XII Sc nj
razumel.
- Preklicuje! Neki smrka-
vec tt vsak dan - pomisli, vsak
d an! - preklicuje Hitlerja
"Ne verujte Hitlerju, pes Sc sa-
mo laze. Poslusal sem radio.
Nasi MISC predali Stalingrada.
Nasi MISC predali Bakuja." Mem
ci trgajo te listke, iscejo kriv-
ca, a ne morejo opraviti mic.
Preklicuje tt smrkavec Hitler
ia vsak dan, a Hitler ga ne mo-
re premagati! Use mesto govo-
ri O tenn.
- Kdo je ia? - je ginjen
vprasal Stjepan.
- Nihce ne We. Morda ka-
teri izmed mojih malih
Stjepan jo je pogledal debe-
10, nj razumel. Potem Sc je
spomnil, da govori O svojih
ucencih. Vedno je pozabljal ma
memo solnisko udejstvovanje.
- Da, morda je kateri izmed
tvojih malih - je dejal in
opraviceval svojo pozabljivost.
- JAZZ 81 pa yes cas- belim
glavo: kateri bi neki bill? - je
nadaljevala Valja, vlazne oci
so Sc il svetile. - Gotovo ka-
teri izmed nash ljubiteljev ra-
dia. Toda v sedmem razredu so
sc vsi otroci navdusevali "a
radio. Tako lie ne vem, kateri
je. Zdaj Sc mi zdi, da utegne
biti Misa . zdaj spet, da je -
Serjoza
Stjepan jo je molce poslusal.
- Koliko je taksnih, - je
nadaljevala zamisljeno, - dec
kov, deklic, starckov, XII Sc uve-
ljavljajo posamezno. Pc ukazu
svoje vesti.
- Nasli ga bono! - je vne-
to dejal Stjepan.' Izgradili
bono, Valja, naso ilegalo, ka-
kor grade smodnisnico, - pra-
vino in temeljito.
In zacel je graditi podtalno
organizacijo, kakor smodnisni-
co.
Nastajale so zveze, odredi,
javhe, ljudje, verge ljudi, XII
so poznali samo desnega in le-
vega soseda. Stjepan jih je po-
znal vse, in dezela, XII Sc mu je
po odhodu nase vojske zdela
mrtva, zadavljena, je zdaj OIL
vela, Sc obljudila z ljudmi, pri-
pravljenimi ma boj.
K Stjepanu so pogosto pri-
hajali kurirji cd partizanov, cd
podtalnih skupin; prihajali so
tudi il Velike dezele - ponaj-
vec deklice.
- Pa Sc ne bojite, dekleta ?
- jih je obcudoval z iskrenim
obcudovanjem.
Nekatere so bile uzaljene.
Druge so uporno odgovarjale:
A cesa maj Sc bojim ma
nasi zemlji?
Maksimovi odredi so sc "a
cell uveljavljati. Gorele so nem-
ske vojasnice, vlaki so Sc pre-
vraSali M hrezineh The n0Si |
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81. novembra 1947

OF instruction in one day. The
e syening schools will offer the
complete course of instruction in
Two evenings. Two day schools
will be conducted and five eve-
ming schools.
Schools will be conducted as
scheduled below:
DAY SCHOOLS
Observation-Disclosures hotel
|, Ballroom
| December Q (Tuesday) %
a. m. to II noon and 1 80 p. m. to
4:30 p. m.
December 3 wednesday,
9 a. m. to IL noon and 1:3O p. m.
to 4::30 p. m.
In order to receive the COM
plete course of instruction, it
will be necessary to attend both
the morning and afternoon ses-
sion of either day, or two eve
nings.
NIGHT SCHOOLS
Location-Midland Building
December 4 and 5 (Thursday
and Friday)-7 p. m. to 10 p. m.
december 8 and 9 monday
and Tuesday)-7 pm. to 10 pm.
December II and IL (Thurs-
day and Friday)-7 p. m. to 10
+. m.
December Is and 16 monday
and Tuesday)-7 p. m. to 10 pm.
December 18 and 10 (Thurs-
day and Friday)-7 p. m. to 10
p. m.
Credential cards granting ad-
mission to the school of your
choice and letters of instruction
will be forwarded to you or the
persons you designate to attend,
upon request made to the Collec-
tors Office, Room 300, Midland
B building. Recommendations
should be submitted early, so
reservations may be made for
the school selected.
Very truly yours,
Thos. M. Carey,
Collector of Internal Revenue.
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Send questions With s.Hsdd'.nsd .mpsd envelope to II. vs Friend
Public Relation. Disabled
L. SsNs s.. Chicago J. III.
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PAPIRAMO IN BARVAMO
Prvovrstno delo, zmerne Gene.
Poklicite, da vam damo prost
proracun.-Se priporocamo.
Geo. Panchur in Sinovi
l66O3 Waterloo Rd. - KE 2l46
Trgovina stenskim papirjem
in barvO.
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NUJNO POTREBUJEM
stanovanje ali apartment. lena in
otrok sta sedaj drugje. Najraje bi
radi ma vzhodni strani, toda vzame
Sc stanovanje kjerkoli. Sem stalno
zaposlen.
Mr.. Carson. FA 1878 do 5. zv.
AC 1853 po S. ".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-21
zelin, takoj kupiti

zelim takoj kupiti
GOSTILNO z D S ali D 3 licenco.
Mora biti ma prometnem kraju ma
vzhodni strani; z stanovanji ali
vec. Placam do 100000. &c je dober
orostor, bi Sc upostevalo tudi samo
gostilno brez stanovanja Pisite po-
drobnosti-ime, naslov, it'd. ma
Box 4l2. co Enakopravnost.
623l St. Clair Ave.. Cleveland 3. @.