davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-18

Je gyVenantlemS BaltlJOS TAU
tq ir Lenku pabegeliams leista
dirbti vietiniu darbo jegu tel
semis ir salygomis. Girdejau
kad kitose valstybese pabege-
liams irgi leidziama ar net isa-
koma ka nors dirbti, taciau ME
.kad neteko girdeti kokie ten
tue reikalu isleisti potvarkiai
ir kaip jie vykdomi.
ITEMS kurie tue klausimu do
misi, noriu patiektf ziniu is
Danijos, kur pabegeliai gyvena
jau virs dvieju metu ir kuria
spejo visapusiskai pazinti.
Danu Raudonasis Kryzius, ku-
ris globoja sajunginiu tautu pa
begelius nuo pat Vokieciu kapi-
tuliacijos, ilga laika leido jiems
dirbti ju paciu pasirinktose vie
tose. Pabegeliai patys susitar-
davo su darbdaviais, arba darb-
daviai atvykdavo j stovyklas
darbo pasiulyti ir visas reika-
las tik veliau budavo pranesa-
mas to rajono darbo istaigai'
Nebuvo jokio aiskesnio potvar-
kio, kuris reguliuotu pabegeliQ
darba ir viskas vyko taip lyg
lie darbo atzvilgiu butu lygqs
Danams.
1916 mt. pavasari, D a n y
Raudonasis Kryzius, susitares
su darbo ministerial, isleido
pabegeliams darbo instrukcija,
kuri nuo siol buvo privaloma
visiems darbingiems pabege-
liams, bet pirmoje eileje Len
kams ir Baltieciams. 1nstruk-
cijoje buvo pasakyta kad, pa
tenkinant daugelio asmenu pra-
symus, Danu Raudonasis Kry-
zius ir Danijos darbo ministeri-
ia ryzosi suteikti pabegeliams
teise dirbti Danu darbo jegoms
nustatytomis salygomis, pagal
galimybe, parupinant jiems jq
specialybes ar amato darbo. Pa
begeliu darbo klausima tvar-
kyti, pavedama rajoninems dar-
bo istaigoms, j kurias jie pri-
valo kreiptis SUI nusiskundimais
ar pageidavimais ir kuriuos, pa
begeliams stovykla apleidus, lyg
ir perima juos is Danu Rau-
donojo Kryziaus globos.
Instrukcijoje buvo nurody-
ia kad pabegeliai nuo siol ne
lures galimybes patys pasirink-
ii sau darbdavio, taip pat
darbdaviai negales bet rp a i
samdyti pabegeliq. Visoms jau
veikiancioms darbo sutartims
privalo butt gautas darbo istai-
gos sutikimas, o ateityje, visi
paskirimai darba gales butt
daromi tik per darbo istaigas.
Pabaigoje buvo pasakyti kad
darbo nuostatu nesilaikantiems
pabegeliams, bus isteigtos bau-
dziamosios - uzdaros stovyklos,
i kurias jie bus siunciami dar-
bo istaigq ar Danu Raudonojo
Kryziaus ADMINISTRATORS nuo-
ziura.
Nors instrukcija ir zadejo
pabegeliu bel Danu darbo jie-
gu teisiu sulyginima, taciau vi
stems buvo aisku kad cia kaip
tik ruosiamasi pabegeliu teises
susiaurinti. Niekas nezinojo kas
buvo tie keno 'prasymus pa
tenkinant" Raudonasis Kryzius
sia instrukcija isleido, taciau
labai greitai po to pradejo ais
keti kuo 81 "privilegija" tikru-
mole virto.
PAGAL darbo istaigu parei-
kalavimus Danu Raudonojo Kry-
ziaus stovyklos pradejo issiun-
tineti j visas Danijos sritis W.
ru bel moteru transportus. Kai
kan is amatininkq ar specialis-
tu buvo pasakoma kad darbo
istaigos skirs juos i ju srities
darba. Beveik visais atvejais
tai buvo apgaule, mes darbo is
taigos, gavusios svetimtau { ~
q
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-07-18

DIRVA - vienatinis Lietu-
viu laikrastis Ohio valstijcje.
Kama metams tik $500.
The Arizona post., 1947-05-02

DR.. Albert Einstein turned
movie director to supervise zone
World or None"-the film-short
of the atom bomb -. ORCHIDS:
to radio writer Aaron Rubin,
who's responsible for the best
gags in Milton Berle's radio show
Rubin turned down a sugar
coated offer to work on the Amos
and Andy" scripts He couldn't
swallow that shows vulgar Negro
stereotypes for any amount OF
sugar Which reminds us that
"Abie's Irish Rose" is repeatedly
in the red (and we don't mean
politicaD.
BEHIND THE SMOKESCREEN
A couple of weeks ago we look
ed behind John Rankin's smoke
screen of "anti-communism, and
discovered that he was smear1ng
the Zionists as a Communist
front" and pressing his favorlte
racist line against the Anti-De-
famation League of B'nai Birth
BROADWAY GOSSIP
"All My Sons" hard-hitting
drama by Arthur Miller, is lead
ing contender for the Pulitzer
Prize Play of 1946-47 :. If Can
ada Lee produces William Saro-
yan's "Jim Dandy, Charlie Chap
lin will direct the play {. John
Garfield is slated for lead role
in the film version of Gentle
mans Agreement" :. Jack Ben
ny will do a play by Groucho
Marx and Norman Krasna, en-
titled Middle Ages Al Jol-
son will open a one-man show
at the Alvin Theatre at New York
when "Joan of Lorraine" closes In
Nav It'll be Milton Berle
for the starring role in Meyer
Davis musical revue next fall. {.
The Arizona post., 1947-05-02
BORNENSTEIN NEW CANTOR

AS a result of action taken by
Congregation Anshei Israel at
their last meeting, Cantor Harry
Borenstein of Philadelphia was
engaged as cantor for the Syn
agogue. He will also act in the
capacity Of the communlty's S
shochet. He has had wide ex-
perience prior to coming to Tue
son. His family will join him
here shortly.
Cantor Borenstein has begun
formation of a Boys Choir to
assist at the Sabbath and Holi-
day services. Choir practice is
held Monday and Thursday eve
ming at z p. m. at the Synagogue.
Boys interested are asked to con-
tact the Cantor.
The Arizona post., 1947-05-02
|MaaNMAbM4&l::
! by PHINEAS BIR0N :
PREDICTION

Some Zionists have been pre-
dieting for some time that Mos
cow will be giving moral aid to
the Arabs We go on record
predicting that at the UN session
the U. S. spokesmen will double
cross the Zionists and do every
thing to keep Ibn Saud in good
humor so as to safeguard Amerl-
can oil interests s.. The Soviet
Union will clamor for an inde-
pendent Palestine, and support a
bi-national state.
PERSONALIA
Kurt WE'LL, noted composer, has
booked passage for Palestine to
visit his parents &. . Hank Green
berg due for a guest spot on the
Bing Crosby show in a couple OF
weeks Stella Adler is ex-
hibiting the paintings of Norman
Raben at her home He's the
son of the immortal Sholom
Aleichem What is ex-Gov-
ernor Lehman planning to do
with the suite of offices he's open
ed in New York's Squibb Build
ing? Is Judge Samuel Lei
bowitz cycling the D. A. office in
Brooklyn?
The Arizona post., 1947-05-02

Mrs. Lillian Sobin, and son,
Roger, E. Adams, spent a week
on the West Coast visiting with
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Greenstein,
E. Helen, entertained a group of
friends at a Chop Suey Party, on
April goth.
The Arizona post., 1947-05-02
ATTENTION DEFENSE
ORGANIZATIONS

Why the strange silence on the
part of Jewish defense organiza-
tions about the Buckley bill (H.
r. 2848) =. Which reminds us
that Jewish organizations should
protest en- masse if Sinatra is to
be molested and embarrassed by
the Thomas-Rankin Committee
Frank has never stinted his
support on behalf of anti-discrim-
ination activities and it is up
to us to show now that we have
not forgotten. -.
POT POURRI
Even if you don't like Walter
Winchell, his April 18th column
on the former Grand Mufti of
Jerusalem is worth reading
Seems as if the notorious Nazi
collaboration is planning to return
to Palestine from his Egyptian
"exile" Watch your book
store for Sinclair Lewis new
book" Kings Blood Royal"-due
about May 22nd The most
savage indictment of race pre-
judice in the U. S. that has ever
been published Orchids: to
Charlie Chaplin His quiet and
dignifed replies to smear r-slanted
questions of Hearst reporters" at
a press conference last week won
the respect of a majority of the
newsmen attending.
The Arizona post., 1947-05-02

Mrs. Harry Schlanger, E. Haw-
thorne, rendered luncheon at
the Santa Rita Hotel, March 10th,
in honor of four brides-to-b The
honored were: Miss Phyllis Land
wald, with her mother, Mrs. Sol
The Arizona post., 1947-05-02

Landwald; Miss Barbara Wen
dell, with her mother, Mrs. Max
Wendell; Miss Muriel Blumberg,
with her mother, Mrs. Blumberg;
Miss Sylvia Weiss, with her moth
er, Mrs. Weiss.
The Arizona post., 1947-05-02

Mr.. Arthur Eisenberg, return
ed to Tucson, after a month in
New York. He flew there to at
tend the funeral. of his father,
and is now residing with the
S. Kaye's on N. Norton.
The Arizona post., 1947-05-02
Photo by Western Ways


comedian, flew into last Fri
Fund show, Robert Brckman his
friend, was at the airport 70 greet him.
Bckman exchanging "hellOeS"
Hope stepped out of Del Webb private plane which flew Hope
is Indians, Brickman
sports promoter of Cleveland, well being
orator of a large cleaning establishment in Tucson.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-14
News from Escoidwpo =.
Sunday School Glass OF Reorganized
Church Elects Officers AL Meeting

The Young Adult class Of the
Rcofeanllea Church of Jesus
Christ Of Latter Day Saints met
st the church Fei4gy night f.
elect officers Ms Noble Chris
tie vas named president and
others are Ms Mack Rogers, vice
president. NJ August Stanley,
secretary treasurer Trio class will
Do entertained with q Valentine
party on Friday night at 1880
IL the home Of NJ. ard Ms R0y
William ~ members between
The agc5 # % tnd 40 years afe
invited There will also be- in.
portant business discussed ~
the business session
Friends # Mr.. IA hcncgar arc
sorry - hear Of her illness.
Mrs.. +. G. Bennett and dmgh-
ter visited relatives near Grand
Bay last Thursday
Carl Byrd and r. Firth made
y business rip r. Jackson lasl
Tuesday.
On last Friday Elton Roberts
and Wallace Gfiefs0n were Or
daincd - deaeons Of the Eaea-
tawpa Baptist church 81 an i'm.
presive ceremony. After the
candidates were examined and
passed on bv the church the Rev.
M s. Vafnado,, pastor Of the Cal
vary Baptist church Of Pascagoula
delivered the sermon and Dr. l..
+ Il. Green from the First Baptist
church Of PaseagOula offered the
prayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nalty Smith and
son Of Sanatofium were visitors
last week Of Ms Smiths parents.
Mr.. and Mfs. j. {. Byrd.
Mr. and Mrs w. O. Grady Of
/ Collins who are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J j. Ehtfckin Of Egcatawpa
announce the arrival Of a seven
pound baby girl born ~ the
Jackson County hospital last Fri.
day.
Miss Mildred Thomas spent
last week in Biloxi visiting Mis-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-14

Doris s9mmeriin
Ms Befhicc HlsWks II Bil0ki
Was q weekend guest Of M and
M A W Thomson
A surprise bifthAag party WIS
given IN honor ~ Miss 1Von
Bafnes ~ thc Young people u the
Re- ganizod Church II Jesus
Christ 81 Latter Da9 Saints ~
he homc on Monday There were
app oxtnatcly 20 Young people
present. Games we're PLAYED and
aftef sht had opened her gift
cake ans cold drinks we're served
Gteai IN the t1ne Of M. and
NJ. r G Bennett Sunday were
Mrs. w T. Howard and daugh
tef from near Grand Bay
Mrs Lloyd Oliver. Mr. & l..
Nelson. Mrs H. r. Nelson and
Miss Doris Bennett attended the
Pasragoula Music Club meeting
n the home Of Mr.. II c. Stcwaf
in Grand By last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Murray
Of Baton Rouge spent the week
end IN the home Of her parents
M. and Mrs. Jesse Lcnnep
The Rev y w. Campbell pastor
If the EscataWpa Baptist church,
will continue his series Of SER
mons on Church Government
Tire church is receiving much en-.
lighienmcnt through these ser
mons Special music will be CIV
On SUNDAY morning BY the senior
choir and = special instrumental
number will be given at the
evening hour. The message Tor
the evening viii be titled MY
Heat T. Fixed
a party was given IN honor oi
Dalton Rogers on his ninth birth.
daV. Birthday cake, cookies and
drinks were served to the fl
teen children present
The w. NJ. u. members held a
county assOciatiOnal rally at the
ESeatsWpa Baptist church last
Thursday afternoon. Miss Bessie
Purvis Of Jackson was tho guest
gpcakcr. Sevcniy-tw0 women
we're present
A farewell party was given IN
tire home Of Miss Patsy Robin.
on lasf Tuesday in honor oi
Ihomas Owens who departed
"Wednesday for his home III Ea5
lev. S {. lie bad been q guest
in the home OF his uncle and
aunt. the Rev. and Mrs. ID. NJ,
Campbell for o few days.
Ms J. r.. Turner, ST. from
Tuscaloosa, Ala is spending
few DAYS IN the home Of her s0r
md daughtcr-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Turner, Jr.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-14
Mrs. A. E. Grdssick
Enfertoins Tuesday
Bridge Club Friday

On Friday afternoon Of lpat
week MI. A. r. Grassick WIS bes
tess IN the TUESDAY Bridge club at
her residence. it14 Buena Vista.
The games were preceded by or
appeiiziug teffeshmept course Al
tcr which the time was spent
over the card tables.
The fret and second prizes
were captured bv Mrs. Le More
Kleisnef and Mrs. Sydney Swan
with the consolation prize going 70
Mrs. NJ l.. F~unkhougcr NJ.
Spencer Beebc received the elm.
nation favor.
Those PLAYING were Megdames
Klcisner, Swan, Funkhouser. Bee
be. Robert Macy, a. " Dantzier.
Charles Smith and George Briggs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-14
Mr.. and Mrs. Marc
Honor Daughter And
Fioncc Al Supper

On SUNDAY evening M and
Mrf. William Moro entertained
IT r supper hoauffne iteif dauRh
fea. Mim NafilYn W4ffe and Cpl.
Kenneth Wood who're engage
mont bas just been announcrd
Tho central ofunWenf on The 90.
bic wa . iorge white and pink
cake bearing the n1mea MARI
I'm and Ken.
Narcigsuscs and jgnauiig and
other spring flower see used
~ decorating the eandle-lightcd
iablc, pnd ~ the living room.
Following tie supper, q pro.
gfam ~ songs and music WIS
given BY Jimmy Bishop
Bceid.s tho two honor pueats
covers we're laid for Misses Alyct
Afmsif1ng and Edre Mas, Ms
Mary MrCplium, Mr.. and M.
RAYMOND King. Jimmy BishOj
and Miltgr Petcfzell and Nj and
Mf8 Marie.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-14
D. r. Sudduih Home
Scene OF Bifihddy
Parties Saturday

M q 3 stddilh li0y 1tlef.
avenue entertained satutdat ~
ltfn01n wiih q birthday pafiv ~
hohof II her daughter Ann VIM
Nas the recipient ~ many lovely
gifts sHd good wishes on hef
icVonih birthday
Ann enietiained young hieH1s.
upon iheif arrival WITH m0aie
and stoties on hef bion0afap +.
and games 0f contest VERT IN
.joycd Will pfllts going q tue
winners.
Tho guests sang Happy Birth
day. ~ Ann" fhen rpkr anf ice
cream were served Of card iabi.
G., which WEIR attract vtlV dc
cOfaied With valentino mTfiis.
Candy faVofs Nth Va'oniipf8 ai.
iached were given 80 the follow.
ing guests. Tommy Holden,
Mickey Conner and Charlie.
Lynn vi klfld nFN Judd DtfNs
Thy Net Mathew. Carolyn ca.
lender, MafiGn Fur. Dorothy
Lee Haybufn, Clars Co0k and
DOTS Cook. and Mosdamca Fed
g. Heiz. Jerome Rsybon. Ray.
mond H. King. md Molly r..
Sndduih. gfaudmoilfcr ~ Ann.
Who arrived from carihagc. Mis-.
70 afford bet birthday pnftV
That Same evening, Nh and
Mrs Sudduth were hosts ~ 4
birthday diuntr, h1noriHg W s.
Cobb, a neighbor and friend, Whd
Is also from Carthage, Miss.
Those Who enjoVcd the dinner
and beautifully decorated biz.
thday cake with Nj Cobb. wofa
Mrs. W s. Cobb. Mrs Mol'Q y
Suddtth. little Ann Sudduth, Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Dickens, Migs
BObbie Diekenf, and Lo5ief Ny
rick from ThOmagtOwn, Mis-.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-14
FANNY fnAftfn CfncLG
HEETs

4 mstfiaH II ftt Fanny Tfaf
ef CIRCLE # tire Womsns Mis
eaafe Society OF ftc First Bab
# fha eh If ~ tanmtla aHs heid
With Mr. G NJ Valentine rs has.
Tess af aef h8He ~ ~ gih street
Monday Hftf noon
The mission s'ulv VIA from fife
book "fhe shinibR stars and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-14
PROGRESSIVE CLUB

A meeting Of the W0man's Pro.
%gressive Club Of Pascagoula WI
nc held nj the home Of Mrs H.
= C,le. 511 Jackson avenue,
Pascagoula, Friday, February
~ J.I5 y. m.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-14

IT Waa Interestingly conducted ~
Mes n q oils
The Valentine motif VS. used
be Mfs Valentine IN serving ~
/ ffe ahmfnis There eeff ~ pres
emit
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-02-14

Moro iian 10000 voiumfs we're
added ~ ibfafief ~ Veterans
Administration hospitals during
Oft1bef f0f The pse Of veteran
patients.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-27

je bill .cilj med kravo, XII je so
dila, in med sopom locja, ki fje
predstavljal veliko tribune. -
Toda IL tega ali drugega vzro-
ka nj nikdar videl velikih dirk
in zdAj mu je prisla misel, da je
pravzaprav njegova dolznost,
da 81 jih ogleda. Nekako skrom-
no je to predlagal svoji zeni.
Ona tici tako v knjigah - zato
nj pray vedel, ali bo pristala.
Ko pa je, je pristavil kakor mi
mogrede:
I'm lahko hi vzela s seboj
Olivo."
Mrs. Ercott je odgovorila su-
ho:
,"'Saj yes, da ina parliament
pocitnice?"
Polkovnik je zamrmral:
20! Tega mozakarja pa ne
maramw
"Kaj pa," je dejala Mrs. Err
colt, mark Lehman - ia bi tt
bill po volji?"
| (Dnzie DrihOdniiC)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-27
n. junija 1947

munist" is raised against us.
One may wonder, though, where
the United States is going to
find loyal, patriotic citizens who
will accept employment in inter-
national organizations under
these conditions. This may be
cause for concern because, bad
as international relations url-
doubtedly are, it is my belief
that most Americans consider it
premature to decide at this time
that the United Nations, as an
agency >for maintining peace, is
a failure and should be aban-
doned. .:.
It is to be hoped in these last
days of UNRRA that people will
give a little thought to the fact
that this job was started at the
suggestion of the American and
British Governments, that it
was a job that had to be done,
and that, when history is writ
ten, it will be recorded as a job
we'll done. -UNRRA.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-27
CAIN PARK THEATRE

The romantic strains of the
music from Rose Marie will be
replaced with the zany antics
of the famous Sycamore family
in "You Can't Take It With
YOU" opening at Cain Park
Theatre Tuesday evening, July
list and running through Satur-
day, July 5th.
The beloved farce of Kaufman
and Hart which features snakes,
zylophones, fireworks, ballet.
dancing. and printing presses
will be directed by Alan Schnei-
der who readied Catholic Uni
versity's Lutte Song for produc-
tion on Broadway a couple of
seasons ago.
Featured in the cast will be
Henderson Forsythe, F who scored
during the first week at Cain
Park as the vicar in The Barber
and the Cow, George Hamlin, Of
Dock st. Theatre in Charles
town, North Carolina. Inogene
Bliss, William Walton who play
ed Nathaniel il Barber and the
Cow, Eleanor Persche, Stanton
Downs and Betty Lewis.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-27
JOHN GALsWoRTHY
) TEMNI CVET}

svoje hrepenenje po njegovi
ljuoezni. Kaj je vse to, kaj je
sploh vse ma svetu, kakrsen je
ia? Vse je ostudno, ona sama
ostudna! Vse prazno! Grozno,
grozno, grozno! Kakor da sploh
nina srca! In Sc isti vecer, ko
je njen moz odsel v zbornico,
je pisala Lennanu:
"Najina ljubezen Sc ne sme
nikdar ponizati do posvetnosti,
kakor hi sc bila kmalu danes
popoldne. Vse je crno in brez-
upno. On sunni. Da bi prisel ii
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-27

sem, je nemogoce in bi bio "a
naju oba prestrasno. JAZZ pa nj
mann pravice zahtevati cd tebe,
da bi hodil skrivoma, neznosno
mi je misliti tako O tebi, in tu-
di sama ne prenesem. Ne vem
kaj storiti ali reci. Zazdaj ne
poskusaj, da bi me videl. Ire
ba mi je casa, premisliti mo-
RAM"
Trinajsto poglavje
Polkovnik Ercott nj bill z du-
SO in telesom "a konjske dirke,
incl pa je, kakor drugi njegovi
rojaki, malodane religijozno Gu
stvo "a derbyjske prireditve.
Njegovi spomini mamie so segali
do rane mladosti, sal Sc je rodil
in je rasel skoraj tik epsomske
ceste. Oh vsakih dirkah je ja-
hal ven ma svojem poniju, da je
gledal, kako SO Sc pomikali mi
mo MEGA visoki cilindri in giz-
da velikasev in r1izki klobuki in
gizda malih ljudi; in potem je
prirejal donna ma polju dirke S
starim Lindsayem, pri katerih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-27
SNPJ NEWS AND
COMMENTS
CONTINUED from page -

CONTINUED from page -
rades first picnic at the Farm
with music by Joey Francel.
August 23rd - Saturday:
Comrades as in the past will
open up the Fall dancing season
at the Slovene Hall on St. Clair
Avenue. Music will be furnished
by Johnny Vadnal. We have
high hopes that the redecorated
hall will be ready by then.
August 29th-Friday Night:
Rather than have some outside
organization take over the up
per hall the night the Juvenile
group is meeting downstairs,
Comrades will sponsor a dance
in the upper hall, with music by
Johnny Vadnal.
August 30th, September 1st
and September End: National
S.N.P.J. activities will see many
Of the Comrades busy on either
one or three of these days. The
writer is getting together a list
of names of Comrades who have
offered to help. These will be
published later. If you have not
notified the writer or Pauline
Spik regarding help these days,
please do so.
September - October - De-
cember: Some activity for these
months has also been scheduled.
This will be announced later. We
skipped the month of November
but we'll come up with some
thing.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-27
Membership Campaigm:-

Membership Canapaigm:-
The membership campaign is
just about over. Results thus far
have been rather successful. The
prospects not signed up as yet
should be secured later even
though the campaign will be
over. Comradettes signed up dur
ing the month were: Kathleen
Ann Spik, Daniel Ray Beljan,
Gail Marilyn Koren, Charlene ].
Samsa, Douglas Frank Elersich,
Robert Michael Preseren and
Patricia Arlene Moss.