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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-24
Extra Blood Vessel Removed
From Heart WLocal Student
By BOZ KLINE
star-NeWS Staff Writer

A Wilmington physician and a
Richmond surgeon are responsible
mr. a tiny l6-year-old girl having
nov first chance in life 10 grow
and play like a normal child.
Carmen Lee Bats. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Dryman, 500
{ 18th street, is slowly gaining
weight and developing into an
average teen-age girl.
Before a delicate operation on
her heart three weeks ago in
Richmond, Va, medical author
flies we're resigned to her diminu-
five size and blamed the illness
nm 2 "congenital heart disease"
Nov her heart trouble has disap-
feared. she has gained three
nounds-all time high of 81 pounds
and. 81 feel like a million DOL
lars"
Hrs. Dryman regards the trans
formation of her daughter as a
miracle" and regards DR.. A.Mc
p Crouch, Jr., as Carmen Lees
savior. Several weeks ago Mrs.
Dryman asked DR.. Crouch for a
Certificate which would allow her
10 obtain a telephone. MY daugh-
Ter has fainting spells and we Of
Ten need to get medical help at
night" she told him.
IF I hadn't tried to get a tele-
nbone. DR.. Crouch would have
never examined her, and I'm sure
II he hadn't examined her, she
would have been sick all her life"
During the examination DR..
Crouch heard a murmur which
sounded like 1.-The roaring Of a
freight train. After an lnvestiga-
4ios of her case and research, he
correctly diagnosed the illness as
spatent ductus arteriosus''. a
malady, caused by an extra blood
vessel on the heart, which leaves
i+c victims underdeveloped, weak
and iistless. Carmen Lees symp-
toms we're typical. She vas Is.
but her body had the maturity of
a nine-year-old.
As soon as DR.. Crouch was sure
of his diagnosis, he called DR.. l.
A. Bigger, a heart specialist at
the Medical College of Virginia.
Richmond.
With all arrangements COM
plete, Carmen Lee was rushed to
Richmond. On the operating table,
her entire left lung was collapsed.
Dr.. Bigger made an incision
through the chest. When he reach
ed Ter heart, he found it exactly
as Dr.. Crouch diagnosed. An ex-
ira blood vessel was sapping the
blood before it had a chance to
circulate through the body and re-
turning it directly to the heart.
As a result, the tissues were be-
ing robbed of vital blood and oxy-
ger.
DR.. Bigger skillfully removed
the blood vessel and sewed up
the incision. Within a few days
the collapsed lung was back to
normal. and Carmen Lee was re-
gaining her strength.
The little girl, who will be a
junior at New Hanover High
school and has never missed a
day Of school, said, "they treated
me swell, and I feel better than
ever"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-24
FRENCH SECTIONS
OF INDIA SMALL
National Geographic So
ciety Cites Interesting
Facts

WASHINGTON, D. c. Aug. %
-Tne French dependencies and
concessions in India, which are
being reorganized following the
establishment Of independent In
Ola, are small, scattered, and nu-
merous, notes the National Geo.
graphic Society.
Spaced along the more than a.
O0O-mile coast Of the vast Indian
1An'nsu'a r five French Deepen.
denotes and a dozen or so separ-
aye ports in which France has
held free trade rights.
The total area involved is onlv
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-24
Men Found Guilty
OF Murder, Free
Under Stiff Bail

NORTH WILKEsBORO, Aug. %
Up Percy and Taft johnson,
cousins of the Windy Gap commu-
My convicted of second degree
murder Thursday, have been
freed under s25, 900 bond pending
appeal to the State Supreme court.
They were convicted in Wilkes
county Superior court of killing
their cousin, Lloyd Mayberry of
Windy Gap, June $14. Evidence
was presented that the cousins
had been in an argument over a
liquor still.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-24
MOTHER. DAUGHTER DIE

GOLDSBORO, Aug. 23.-GP-
Mrs. Earl Odom and her daughter,
Bobby Jean, 10, died in a hospital
here yesterday a few hours after
a runaway truck pinned them
against a bus they were attempt
ing to board. Another daughter,
Jackie, 9, was treated for an eye
cash at the hospital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-24

sight of policeman, they forget all
about hand signals and other
road c~rurtesies."
He said Wilmington drivers
have difficulty in making quick
stops and their parking ability is
just fair"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-24
Harwood Named President;
Other 4Her:s Are Elected

RALEIGH, Aug. 23.-P)-D. G. HARDWOOD, Jr, of STAN
~ county was elected president of the State All club coun-
eli by delegates attending the 18th annual club week at
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-24

Kangaroos have been reported
10 Jump nearly 40 feet.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-15
Pies in zabava citalnice
Slovenskega delavskega do
ma ma Waterloo Rd.

Cleveland, O. - Mammalian
cenjenemu obcinstvu, da DO ci-
talnica Slovenskega delavskega
donna ma Waterloo Rd. priredila
veliko plesno veselico in sicer v
nedeljo dine 2. februarja, v au-
ditoriju donna ma Waterloo Rd.
Pricetek DO OBJ $50 zveeer.
Vstopnina je zelo majhna - Csc
(davka prosta). Igrala DO pri-
ljubljena Vadnalova orkestra "a
stare in mlade.
Torej ste vsi vabljeni, ne sa-
mo mladi, ampak tudi start ma
ia pies in presto zabavo citalni-
ce. Vrsila sc DO med starimi ko-
remnant, prijatelji in prijate-
ljicami, kajti brez zenskega
spola nismo moski Sc ljudje ne.
Nasa cltalnlca Je kulturna
ustanova in obenem tudi odsek
Slovenskega delavskega donna.
cato je Sc vecja nasa dolznost,
da pridemo ma to prireditev,
kjer bono imeli priliko, da Sc
malo zabavamo in pomagamo
dobrf stvari. Vsi vemo, da DO
naSa citalnica v bodoce veliko
pomagala nasemu zavednemu in
hrabremu narodu v start domo-
VIM.
Skoraj ga nj naroda, XII hi TO-
like pretrpel, kot so to trpeli
jugoslovanski narodi skupaj z
slovenskem, in XII bi toliko sto-
rili "a dosego skupne image.
Torej Sc enkrat, ne pozabite
dine 2. februaria ma pies in "a
bavo citalnice Slovenskega de-
lavskega donna ma Waterloo Rd
Anton Jankovich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-15
Novice IL Trsta
USPEHI IJUDSKIH OBLASTl
V JULIJSKI KRAJIN1 PR
ZATIRANJU S~PEKUIANTOV

Medtem ko Sc je vse demo
kraticno ljudstvo Julijske kra-
jine in Trsta vseh treh narod-
nosti borilo ma szivljenje in SHIRT
q nacifas.sticnimi okupatorji, je
pes5ica ljudskih zajedalcev IL
koriseala tezavni polozaj ljud-
silva v svoje mracne 4spekulant-
ske namene. Trgovala je z oku-
patorji, ST ustvarjala bogastyo
ter 81 zolela, da bi Sc take sta
ME nodaljsalo tudi po vojni. o.
rabljena je bla posebno pc usta-
novitvi zone A kjer js dobila
podporo in ponce Cd vsch, ki
SO Sc zaradi svoje 6rne prete-
hosti zatekli pred ljudsko sod
BIO v Trst.
Ljudstvo in njeni organi 50
2 vsemi silami pristopii X OBJ
now in norfnalizaciJ ~zlvljenja
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-15
Vabilo ma majhno veSerjo
jaeger gre ma jago
to zeleno draso
hajli. halo.
srnjak prav dober boz!

Cleveland, O. - Tako lie pa
mic drugace. Mi lovci St. Clair
Rifle kluba smo sc podali v pre-
tekli lovski sezoni v Penna goz-
dove ter incl obilen uspeh. Ma
strelili smo toliko srnjakov
(stevila Sc ne pove), da bono
lahko nasitil; cello mnozico lac
nth.
cato smo sklenili, da prize
dino veliko srnjakovo vecerjo
ma dan rs. %januarja V Sloven-
skem domu a Holmes Ave.
Imeli bono kuharice, XII so We
see pripravljanju srnjaka ia
ko, da DO kar sam sill v zelo-
dec. Poleg tega Sc DO peklo in
pohalo tudi p;ske. Da DO libra
popolna, bodo ma razpolago tu-
al police In druge dobrote, XII
SO potrebne, da Sc priredi res
dobro pojedino.
Seveda bono tocili tudi tiste-
ga "od zida', kar vas DO vse
spravilo V najboljso voljo. incl
homo tudi prvovrstno godbo "a
pies in zavrteli sc BONO, da DO
kaj.
Lovci bono okrasili dvorano,
da Sc VAN BIO zdelo, da ste ma
pikniku nehje v zelenem gaju.
Rezerviraj-e 81 torej soboto
Is. januarja, da obiscete lovce
St. Clair Rifle kluba. Ne DO YAM
zal. Vstopnice dobite pri vseh
clanih kluba.
]. Papesh, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-15

" zoni B, da bi cirnprej ustva-
rili pogoje boljsega zivljenja,
toda umazanim spekulantom to
nj slo v racun, cato so ma vse
racine preprecevali ljudske ma
pore, varali ljudstvo s skriva-
MEM zivil in drugih potrebscin,
Sc pecali s crno borzo ter uni
cevali narodno imovino.
Koncno SO Jim organi ljudske
oblasti stopili ma prste ter bodo
odgovarjali ljudstvu "a umaza-
ma dejanja. NJhovi sobratje v
zoni A so dvignili kirk preko
easopisja, da Sc preganjajo v
Istri Italijani, ceprav je resni-
ca, da SO ulovljeni izzemalci
obeh narodnosti, XII nimajo z
italijanstvom mic skupnega, ra-
zen da so zvesto pomagali vsem
dosedanjim okupatorjem unice-
vati in izzemati ljudstvo.
Poglejmo 81 malo te "muce-
nike Italijanstva': V Umagu
je prisel v ljudske roke neki
gospod Gulin, Slovenec IL Sc
zane, XII je skril ma tisoce litrov
OLA, 1000 kvintalov zita, 3 mi
lijone lir in mnogo sukna. Dr..
d'Avanzo v Rovinju je skril kar
v petih omarah zdravila, XII ,jih
ie prodajal ma crni borzi, a mno-
go otrok nj imelo najnujnejsih
-dravil. -
V Dinjanu je industrijalec
Sansa skril v bunker 3 vagone
usnja, 1000 ky SRA, mnogo OLA
sladkorja it'd. V Brtonigli so ma
iii riSissotu 5 kvintalov ola
IL kvlntalov zganja, preko $780,
300 lir, XII so bile Re unicene Cd
ylage. Alojzu Jurisevicu, V CT
ojanih, SO nasli 400 paketov CT
,aret, 3 kvintale zita, 2 kvinta-
ia soil, razen tega je lastnik XII
Ia, gostilne, 2 mlatilnic. Zarad..
pomanjkanja p%rostora, ne mo
emo prinesti linen vseh "muce-
1ikov" in njihovih dejanj. Do
volj je teh nekaj linen.
V 'Postojni so ljudski odpo.
'lanci ma zborovanju sklenili, da
oodo z vsemi silami preganjal
spekulante, XII preprecujejo no
70 ureditev zivljenja, XII 81 ga
ljudstvo pc tolikem trpljenju
zeli ustvariti. To so prvi uspehi
tega sklepa, katerega Sc ljud-
stvo veseli ter pomaga ljudskim
organom loviti in odkrivati me-
setarje. Kjer ina ljudstvo oblast
: svojih rokah, je takim ticem
odzvonilo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-15

mo sinekure z nalogo, da sc vsak
mesec javijo pri blagajni in do
be izplacan dolocen jim znesek.
To Sc je dogajalo pri delavskih
zadrugah v Trstu.
Danes pa :je ma celu teh "a
drug clovek, XII najbrze niti ne
We, kje Sc nahajajo prostori de-
lavskih zadrug. Sal mt verja-
memo, da je prezaposlen, ceprav
dobiva pokojnino pri bolniski
blagajni, XII SO mu 10 dolocili ia
sisti, sal je Clan odnosno pred
sednik con in Sc nekaterih dru-
9Th ustanov ter dobiva povsod
razne place in nagrade.
Seveda, tudi delavske zadru-
&c mu redno vsak mesec izpla-
aujejo nagrado, naravno ma ME
govern domu, ker ia gospod Sc
ne potrudi niti toliko, kot prejs-
Mi osovrazeni vlastodrzci, da hi
sam prisel k blagajni. &c imas
kako potrebo cd MEGA zaradi
delavskih zadrug, ga ne smes is
kati ma njihovem 2sedezu, mar
vec ma Professionalism cone in to
samo v torkih in petkih cd N.
do 20. ure, kjer moras Gakati ma
red ali pa v nujnih slu6ajih ma
'njegovem dornu, ko Sc pod ME-.
GOWN pradsedstvcm vrsijo Sc
lie uprave dclayskih zadrug.
Seje upraye SO edino delo, XII
ga vrsi "a veliki gosrod, ki je
odvetnik in Sc irnenujs Puecher
Edmondo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-15
NEkDAJ IN DANES

Bila je nekje dezela, kjer so
;e polastili oblasti ljudje, XII
pref v cloveski druzbi MISC ime-
i nobene vazne vloge. Ponujali
20 svoje usluge ma levo in desno
n so "a dobro place bill priprav.
:jeni tudi ma drzna podjetja.
Vlastodrzcem tie dezele so sc je-
a majati tia pod nogami: da hi
"a obdrzali svoje polozaje, so
najeli in organhirali omenjene
av~anturiste, jih dobro plaeali in
jih oborozii. III so v zacetku
prisli ponizno, nagi in bosi, po-
sneje pa so Sc jeli siriti kot jez,
ki je izgnal lisico IL brloga, in Sc
oolastili oblasti
Najprej SO Sc najedli, oblekli
n ohuli. Pri glavnih jaslih SO
bile v:sje glave, XII so 81 jele ko-
oiciti stotine m~ilijonov z razni-
mi spekulacijami ma gotovo, ma
5avami, monopoli it'd. Nato 50
prisli MIN podrejeni oblastniki,
razni hierarhi, sorodniki prvih,
XII so Sc polastili upravnih IN
svetovalskih NEST, pc bankah in
velikih industrijskih in trgov-
skin podjetjih. Min so sledili
nanisi oblastniki S svo.jimi pri-
iatelji in prijateljicami, XII so Sc
vgnezdili povsod, kjer. je bio
mogoce izvleci kako korist; "a
dovoljili SO Sc z vsem, .kar jim
je nudilo kako ugodje. J
Bill so v tel dezeli tudi lju-
die, XII so Sc vzdrzevali v potu
svojsga obraza. S svojim delom
SO ustvariali< cudeze in boga-
stvo, XII SO Sc ga pa prilas:ali
novodcsli oblastniki. Ustanovi-
Ii SO 81 mocno zadruzno organi-
Izacijo, HI so 10 sami vodili kar
lna ri bio W novim oblastni-
kom. Spremenili 50 to organize
clio ma svoi nacin, pustili 80 il
ire, menjali "a nacin uprave, h
kateri SO Sc sami vsed1i. Bio pa
je/ 81 mnogo takih, ki hi radi
Erisedli, toda nj bio mesta "a
vse. Nekateri SO prejemali sl-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-15
7

Ongav Gustel in Janez sta 81
zazelela pristnih kranjskih klo-
has, domacega speha in zolce.
}Ker pa take dobrote ne rastejo
med solato ma vrtu, sta jo NAH
Mia ma farmo, in sta pc dolgem
strapacu iztaknila velikega cr-
mega klobasarja. Do tukaj je
bio vse o. K, ampak trubel Sc
je zaeel, ko je bio treba zveri-
nj upihniti lue zivljenja. Pricelo
Sc je bojno posvetovanje. Gu
stel in Janez sta bila "a ficafaj,
farmer pa "a "sus" v glavo, ces,
da je to boil moderno. No, in
pr tenn je ostalo. Farmer je
prinesel il stibelca ogromno pi-
stolo in spustil kar tri suse v
praseta. Ali mislite, da je zival
krepnila? Kaj Sc! S TEN je do
oila sele apetit. Malo je zacvili-
la, s'a h Eoritu in pricela zlam-
patti koruzo, kot bi re tri dni
mic ne jedla. Farmer jo je de-
belo pogledal, izpljunil velik
elk in zaklel: ia, to je pa Re
hudic, pa ne, da bi mi kaksna
bahia zacoprala?" Gustel in ia
nez sta Sc pa rezala, da bi sko-
70 popokala.
Tedaj Sc farmer razjezi, da
SO mu kar mustace migale. Gre
pc flinto in rece: "Cakaj maca-
fura, tt bonn ze posvetil!!" Ker
Sc mu je roka tresla cd jeze,
pocene in nasloni flinto ma fenc
IN sprozi.
"Pok, polk, pok", je odmevalo
20 farmi. Tedaj Sc je pa zival
zacela vrteti kot muha v moo
niku. "Aha, postajna, sem tie
panal, a." je veselo zarencal
farmar. "Zdaj j DO pa treba
ia zleht kri izpustit". Vtaknil je
noz med zobe, skocil ma svinjo
in jo zajahal. Oh, da hi videli
kako je to spasno izgledalo. Gu
stav ie rekel: "Skoda, da nj
nam kamere, da hi ga kontrofi-
row. Sla sta okrog kot ringel-
spill pod Tivoli v Iblan. No, cez
en- cas- je pa lie packa zacela S
belim gledat in noge so Sc il "a
pletale. Takrat je pa farmer
vel ncz il ust in ga il dvakrat
Zapicil med zebra. No, in po-
tlej sta Sc pa oba zvrnila pc
tleh. Svinja je farmarja Sc en-
KRAFT pcsteno brcnila v zadnji-
co, nato pa je vzela slovo cd
tcga puklastega sveta. Gustel
in Janez Sc pa oblizujeta z ME
mimi kloEasami.
G..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-15
Naro6ajte, Strife IN Gitajt
"Enakopravnost!"
Nenavaden poklic

Pc nc'i statistiki .je v Indiji
450'poyrcb7ih rjovezev." Umr.
lji"ost v Inliji De sicer velika,
t>da lie hogatini 81 lahko privo-
5Gijo, da postane kak pogreb re-
10 surnna zadeva. Bogatni maize
"acjp, krsataso raalo takega rjove-
"a, kiizrr n z rjosenjem isvojo
sneaeTis,o nautolazljive zalost
spa izsu>Ai osehe, XII jose poznal
81 .rjovezi so precej dobro
placani. 81 +
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-15
|DRoBNE vEsTI
liz OBNOvE

Tekstilna tovarna "Lanena in.
dustrija" v Osijeku je "a 800
znizala proizvodne stroske. Vel
delavcev je bio v novembrskem
~tekmovanju priznanih "a udar-
nike.
-Crnogorsko ljudstvo pogozdu-
je v start Jugoslaviji in med
voino izsekane gozdne predele.
Sadike dobivajo il nasadov
okrajnih ljudskih odborov. Po-
~yozdovanje golicav je v Crni 60
ri emo najvaznejsih ,gospodar-
skin vprasanj.
Delavci drzavne tovarne VII
gallo "Drava" v Osijeku so v te-
ku novembra "a 1860 izpolnili
dane obveze in "a 1919 dvignili
proizvodnjo vzigalic.
Delavci tovarne "a predelavo
bakra in izdelovanje elektroteh-
nicnega. m%ateriala usposabljajo
;ovarno "a moderno proizvod-
1jo, pri cemer so pokazali mno-
90 communicative. Eden uspehov
losedanjega della je moznost
predelave bakra v polizdelke "a
yaljanje elektricne zice in izde-
~yovanie drugega elektrotehnic-
lega materiala.
Delavke tovarne peciva in to-
stenin "Karolina" v Osijeku so
99.77% izpolnile nacrt proizvod.
nje testenin in "a 1870 prekora-
;ile nacrt proizvodnje peciva.
Komisija "a tekmovanje rud-
likov bazena Kreke je ma kon-
'erenci podelila prehodne zasta-
ice Sc nadalje rudniku "Pura-
;ic,' kjer SO v oktobru "a 81
orekoracili tekmovalne obveze.
Jspesno Sc razvija tudi gradnja
'tanovanjskih poslopij "a rudar-
je in njihove druzine. Posebno
,e je izkazal pr gradnji zidar
Franjo Colo.
Med vojno so bila v Cakovcu
lnicena in prizaaeta predvsem
oodjetja zivilske industrije, med
ajimi tudi podjetje E. Vajda, XII
je proizvajalo maslo, sir in mes
ne konserve. S pozrtvovalnim
lelom Sc je now upravi in de-
tavcem posrecilo, tovarno obno-
viii. Sedaj m%ontirajo stroje in V
1rugi polovici meseca je tovarna
;acela z obratovanjem. Ko DO "a
;ela z delom tudi cakovska to-
varna bonbonov, DO dobilo '
obeh tovarnah zaposlitev okros
700 novih delavcev.
Slavonsko ljudstvo je do soda.
>ri gradnii nasipa, XII DO DIVA
.'ovalo polje pred poplavami re-
e Save, naredilo "a $500, O0C
linarjev prostovoljnega della.
Prebivalci vasi Think pri Gil
ii ma Hrvatskem SO V predvolil-
mem tekmovanju S pomocjo ljud-
ske oblasti priceli Z gradnjo Sole
Inogo je "a izgradnjo poslopja,
Il je re pod streho, doprinesla
;udi nladina.
Ljudstvo Jelas polja, XII je sep
emhra pricelo cistiti zanemar-
jene in zarasle odvodne kanale,
je izkopalo v diva tisoc delovnih
dneh, kar znaSa vrednost mai
mani ITO tisoc dinarjev. Pri ci-
scenju kanalov sodeluje tudi
Slavonski brod, XII della ma ka-
:aalu Brod-Vinogradi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-15
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

Drustvo Comrades, st. 566
FSNPJ: Louis Jartz.
Drpstvo Danica, st. IL SDZ:
Mary Andolek.
Drustvo Dom, st. rs SDZ: An
drew Hocevar in Frank Vercek.
Drustvo elias clevelandskih
delavcev, st. 8 SDZ: Louis Arko
in Frank Lesar.
Klub Drustey Slovenskega ma
rodnega donna: Frank Plut.
Drustvo Ilirska Villa, st. 173
ABB: Leopold Kushlan.
Drustvo Ivan Cankar: Anton
Eppich in Joseph sircel.
Drustvo Lipa, st. 129 SNIP:
Anthony Meklan.
Drustvo Loska dolina, samo-
STONE: Frank Baraga.
Drustvo Lunder-Adamic, st.
% SNPJ: John Marn, John
Turk, Joseph Okorn, Krist Sto-
KEEL in Anton Wapotich.
Drustvo Napredne Slovenke,
st. 1877 SNIP: Jennie Skuk.
Drustvo Naprej, st. 5 SNIP:
Joseph Skuk in Ludvik Medve-
SEX.
Drustvo Ma Jutrovem, st. ATT
SNIP: France Polar.
DruStvo Now Dom, st. 7.SDZ.
Krist Stokel in Vincent Salmic.
Progressive Slovenke, krozek
2: Ursula Mulej, Frances Okorn.
Drustvo Ribnlca, st. II SDZ:
Frank Virant in Frank Jansa.
Drustvo Slovan, st. 3 SDZ:
Andy Krizmancic in John Pol
lock.
Drustvo Slovenec, st. 1 SDZ:
karol Vrtovsnik in Felix Strum-
bell.
Drustvo Slovenske Sokolice,
st. 442 SNIP: Mary Somrak.
St. Clair Grove, st. SO w. c.:
Mary Zavrl.
St. Clair Rifle and Hunting
Club: Stanley Dolence.
Drustvo sv. Ane, st. 4 SDZ:
Anna Erbeznik.
Drustvo sv. Katarina, st. 29
zSZ: Mary Pojnich.
Drustvo Vodnikov venec, st.
AZ SNIP: Anton Logar in Lee
Poljsak.
Yugoslav Camp, st. 293
wow: Anthony Sraj in An
5hony zakrajsek.
Observation-Disclosures Slo,
venke, st. 2 SDZ: Nezka Kalan
in Ivanka Shiffrer.
N~aslednja drustva SO prispe-
vala v sklad SANSa:
Drustvo Slovenec, st. 1 SDZ
S25.
Pc SIP: Carniola Tent, st,
1868 Maccabees in drustvo Ma.
pref, st. 5 SNIP.
Pc $40: Drustvo Slovenske
Sokolice, st. 442 SNIP; Yugo-
slav Camp, st. 293 WOW, in St,
Clair Rifle and Hunting Club.
Drustvo Lipa, st. 129 SNIP
S..
Drustyo St. Clair Grover st.
SO w. c.. $40 "a otrosko bolnicc
in drustvo Ribnica, st. IL SDZ.
SIS v spomin "a padlim sobra,
tom Anthony Silc, kateri jes zgu,
bill zivjenje nekje ma Pacifiku.
Najlepsa hvala vsem dru.
stvom "a naklonjeno podporo.
V petek vecer pa maj nikoga1
ne manjka ma SANSovi seji.
Tenn potion Sc vabi vse priiatelje
SANSa ma sejo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-15

Molotov uradno izjavo, da SO zahodne meje Poljske de-
finlhyne. To je bill eden poglavitnih razlogov "a to, da SO
volitye izgubili. Toda Kremlin je zato svoboden v teh po-
gajanjih, ki Sc zdaj blizajo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-15
seja podruznice
st. 90 SANS

V petck II. januarja oh 7.3o
z;eccr sc vrsi letna seja podruz-
nee st. 80 SANSa. Zastopniki
drustey, katcra Sc MISC prijavila
zastopnike, maj Sc udeleze seize,
kcr bodo volitve odbora "a teko-
&c letO.
Naslednja d~ustva so dosedaj
prig'asila zastopnike:
Dru5tvo Carniola Tent, st.
1898 TIE Maccabccs: John Tav.
cas,sVinko Klcmenci6.
.aa2Ipstyo Cleveland, st. LIN
sfJ: Edvard Branisel, in An
d .ei Kriznancic.
Montana labor news., 1947-05-01
WHY WE NEED OUR OWN PARTY

The labor movement would make a grave
mistake if it underestimate in any way the
seriousness of the anti labor legislation that Is
being worked out by a big business congress
in Washington. But it would make an equally
grave mistake if it continued to overlook. or
considered unimportant, the anti labor meas
ures already passed in several states. Taking
advantage of labors concentrated attention
on the Washington scene, the lobbies OF big
business proceeded to initiate and pass legis-
lation in the states identical and similar to
that now before congress. A few examples
will suffice to paint a clear picture of what
has happened in recent months.
Arkansas, Georgia, Tennessee and North
and South Dakota have already passed anti
closed shop laws. Similar drastic bills are be-
fore the legislatures of Missouri. Oregon, Wis
consin. Delaware and Maryland. They follow
a like pattern: outlaw the closed shop. bar
mass picketing and sitdown strikes, forbid
strikes in public utility industries, etc. In
Oregon, for example, two constitutional
amendments have been proposed, one outlaw
ing the closed shop, the other requiring unions
to incorporate. file financial statements and
register union leaders. In addition, the legis-
lators have a bill before them which would
repeal the existing state anti injunction law.
Sixteen other state legislatures are consid-
ering a variety of anti labor bills, all designed
to destroy the effectiveness of the labor move
ment.
The fight against this anti labor legisla.
ton must be placed high on the agenda of the
current tasks of the labor movement. It can
not and must not be concentrated on Wash
ington alone, but has to be made a nation
wide struggle against the actions of the state
legislatures which seek to accomplish for big
business on a state basis what may be unreal
lied fully in congress on account of various
political factors.
Such a struggle, however, cannot, be limit
ed to economic action. Certainly the most in
effective fight that labor can make is to con-
centrate its own lobby against that of big
business. The lesson of these past months
points the way for labor. 1t must organize a
twofold fight against the big business anti
labor program: a struggle for an improve
ment OF the economic conditions of the work
ers, and a political struggle in defense of lab
or's rights. The latter cannot, must not, be en-
trusted, as in the past, to the professional poll
tlcians of the two bosses parties, the Repub-
licans and the Democrats. 1t can only be done
by the effective political organization of lab
or with a party of it's own-an independent
labor party. The time for the organization
of such a party, with it's own candidates and
a lighting labor program, is long overdue.