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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17

Mr.. Leek outlined the councils
position Of no discrimination
against minority group members
In public housing.
Mrs. Stssfel spoke next. She
said:
NEGRO VETERAN
HAS HARDSHIPs
an addition to the report which
Mr.. Stuart Leek has just read you
Of the action taken by the Mayors
Council concerning eligibility Of
minority groups 10 quAsi-publie pre-
fab housing ] have three points TO
make;
!. All the hardship which ehAEae-
teTizes the veterans problem 40 q
resident Of inadequate emergency
housing In trAilerS, etc, applies
also 70 the Negro veteran living
under such conditions. Moreover, II
10 necessary 10 remember that for
the Negro, veteran or not, there
are always hardships which are I'M
duly severe because the housing TO
which he normally has access IL
limited by restrictions and discrimi.
nation.
Board Qualified 20 Deal Fair
2. As TO the function Of the board
Of welfare In relation 10 this hous-
ing II should be noted that II Is
other than IL usual for that board.
Twenty years ago, and I know,
because have been a social worker,
there would have been stigma at
tGehed to any approach TO the wei
fare board for establishment Of
qualifications and eligibility.
The conception Of the services Of
the board Of welfare has so changed
that this Is no longer true. The
experience and skill which the
board and its staff have developed
In dealing with difficulties Of citi-
zens qualified both to handle this
particular problem fairly.
Responsibility Of Board
But In this case the function Of
the welfare board Is different from
its normal function: normally the
board receives funds allotted TO It
by legislation which Rppropriates
the funds which are designated with
very strict rulings as 10 the exact
conditions under which they may
or may not be disbursed and Il IL
the function Of the board to handle
the appropriation according TO the
legislative instructions accompany
ing the funds. II then becomes their
duty to see that their personnel
conforms TO the instructions Of the
Legislators.
II there 10 public objection public
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17

Let's see II have this straiGht-Yod have n
beef" corrset7 A member tyou didn't like snyway)
Ia misbShAVing In the office, o. K7 Because he's a
bad boy. you'd like 70 scRndalzs him In this col
umn. rRhtf
Nope namsess eRs, It's not like that with mo.
II yOa have complaint make II 10 the proper GuthOF.
tiles In the organization 10 which the belongs,
They viii weigh the evidence th any) and let the
punishment At the crime
happen 10 dislike and resent malicious mud
singing. little harmless, Ovsr-thS-fsncs gossip
ibid you Mrs. So and Sos hat and wasn't Il q
RrlnhI rahA hut uuhnn .nr.nn rInI
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17
Page 6, Minneapolis SPOKESMAN
Friday. October II. le47
Negro Pays Share


The board will, Of course, bear in
mind that the Negro pays his full
share Of the taxes which supply
the funds for this undertaking, and
should therefore have fair and
equal access in ali respects to the
use Of it.
8. The last point l wish TO make
has to do with restrictions in the
form Of restrictive covenants which
may be in the deeds TO land being
purchased BY the city.
ALDERMAN HOVER: The city
leases the land, IL does not buy Il"
Restrictive Covenants Pose Problem
I would warn the board, then.
that all parcels Of land leased Be-
explored with Mr. Pattoa, HsnAe-
pin county registrar Of titles, to
know whether the procedure Of leas-
ing BY the state or any political
subdivisions Of Il has the same
effect upon land Is purchase by the
state or any subdivision Of It dOSs;
that Is TO restore the land to un-
restricted property and wipe out
the restrictions by covenant or
otherwise. II II does not II viii be
necessary. In the light Of the boards
vote on March Q acquiring all fu-
ture assignments Of public housing
to be made without regard for race,
creed or nationality, for the board
either to have the city council clear
the leased lands Of restrictions or
refuse TO purchase them. Only thus
can . fair policy for all be estAb-
lished in q democratic city"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17
CHATTER -PATTER
BY HELEN SMITH
OPEN LETTER To AN ANONYMOIJa CALL

Your phone call took by surprise
s trying 10 fahom Just what you trying
te me why7
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17
JUVENILE 1--WE
By DON GATES
BELIEVE THAT

Friends may come and
friends may 60, and very often
sever, but the soup that mother
makes from a dimes worth Of
bones goes on for ever and
ever.
Well II finally happened. What
Glen (Spot Run ner) Pullens real
ly let loose witha boat load Of
speed last week. II seems that the
old boy got started a couple Of
times there and didn't want 70
stop; but yOukh0w how Il IL,
he didn't want 10 out-run every
body, especially with all those line
men piling 0nihim.
Don (Slow) Riley made team Of
the week again, and he did do q
great job Of keeping his high scorer
record clean.
Maurice mot To Be Stoppsd)
Mscksy Of Central really was Q
surprise package at the game last
Friday night. Il seems that out Of
q clear blue sky MAckey shows
up with the ball and runs, stumbles
and erHwlS all the way through the
i2 lisH that North 80 Ear has
praised. I guess II is kind Of hard
for Mackey 70 be recognized with
all those stars at Central, but you
can believe one thing, eats, he's
getting and will have q great name
soon II he keeps II up.
TOdy's pow-Wow was q GREAT
success. Some Of the cats were
RICHARDSON N. JERRY 1.-THE
Swede). and the great cat Demsry.
They naturally had some real gone
food, such a. chicken, potato salad,
and just about everything imagin-
able. The usual thing happened
though, n rainy night when the
moon should have been shining.
Public action has o great deal 10
do with your personality. Make sure
you protect it by seeing TO II that
it's the time and place for what
ever you have in mind.
Girls that try running In gangs
and being bOisterous very seldom
find themselves respected.
They then may wonder why the
boys or other girls snub them at
parties, dances, outings and other
affairs.
An old saying that was pounded
In my head when quite small las no
doubt II was yours. tOo) was that
saying "lf you don't have respect
for yourself. you can hardly expect
any one else TO have respect for
you"
Duke (HsinIs) Don
wonder II you have noticed that
all the guys are getting Hsinis
hair cuts. Talk about q ditty, fell
lows, it's . pity.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17

happen dislike and malicious mud = go
singing little harmless, Ovsr-thSfsnes gossip
ibid yoH Mrs. 30 and Sos hat and wasn't TIA
fRhtf) be all right but when HELEN shTh
for public rdicuIS and SANDER say down.
should thSrs be Misunderstanding your meaning
otherwise; the sprimand again. louder give
and explain problem. My column
70 HELP not HINDER
GIVE AWAY DEPARTMENT
With national increase In the newspaper production
graphs wages Offices the
TWn Ci chose ItS rather than down present
oppOrtuns 10 receive your paper
absolutely free for pearl All you write story
The amusing you four
and ysars subscription While ssrybodys looking
pencil, hsrs's one overheard on the busi
Lady acquaintance you
In your life Sssn more ridiculous hSrSys such hOmsly
wrlnkled old womAnf" Acquaintance NO. I've
all my life. too. Shes my mOthsrI"
sss what meant
LATE AGAIN
Can tell why many recognize appreciate
and do something about the great talents Of people until their
% are discovered BY ohsrsf Them and only then do loosen
the strings heap the praises.
LN' w. Harris that tal terrific young bs.'O concert
whyf He was wsEnown wslEsd
Only few because this brilliant novelty
but boy could hear for nothing at the next
John Sherman. STAR audience that
hnppenOd fast A. know last Monday night
FIRST place the Arthur Godfrey
York City Al last his feet planted firmly stairway
StArdoR
To . sudden burst PRIDE from tn.
"when" belated.
Les you're great ySani seeing you
the concert stage, Big Boy
THEY TELL ME
M. and Ollie Thomas Of Chicago baby boy
This their second child Mrs Thomas the former DOhy Early
Of Minneapolis,
CaEiSsa Lewis hasn't changed Bit We'd
aaSot BOssonisn accent aftsr living Mass But
Clara u seems IL just . Minnesota "Sweds' at heart
Resolved surprise letter from villa Booker.
and soumnat Of the Spokesman and Recorder She's living
In X c. working the Kansas City
advertising section villa likes her job hnds pleasant
mostly.
However sometimes when calling
Into the phone her insulting remarks
But her experience this the lbsFay
enables hsr 10 combat these things lntsllgsntly
Sho congratulated Chatter Pattsr.
her friends here
Many thinks Book" hs AasnE you follow
luck on your present Iobi
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GATHERINGS

thrilled Monday night 10 listen TO Lee Harris New York
broadcast makes him plenty happy know that
Twin CAns IN his The around and
yeti about the street
pany Its Of tokens II could out In the
opont would make good circulation In short don't
believe everything you hear It's councilman The
given city councils Tuesday meeting
The Vets had chance The melon Sced
meeting Thursday The Humphreys expecting In Feb their
fourth FIAsH-EnEAnd Ia only II miles from Fort Knox
See you the hghs tonight Have Happy Weekend.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-10-17

Duke (HeinIeI Don
wonder II you have noticed that
all the guys are getting Hsinis
hair cuts. Talk about q ditty, fel-
lows, it's . pity.
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AIM lost
ABOUT
EVERYTHING
By Percy villa
By Percy VIA
PLENTY OF PARAGRARHs FOR THE PRICE OF ONE


good get the prompt reply on the announcement in
weeks column concerning Rev. John O. sImmOn First Of ALL
didn't that had readers and second didn't realize
that the reverend has supporters The few weeks
have asked civic leaders well plain ESnS their opinion Of
being he would the Offer
Third district representative In ConTssS Most Of those Questioned
hesitation thr approval and freely predicted that he
could win " he can be induced to make the race.
This space ansr GRAZIANO ID getting ban
deal . . What yOu thInkf
Recommended reading The November Issue Of EBONY and its
feature picture Of Lena Horne The piece terrific and
you'll love her all the because she speaks her mind It's
EbonyS best Issue 10 data.
Speaking Myself svsryOns
Of hobby and I'm exception My pet hobby rsadngssps
Gay papers and getting info what's going outside
our """ cues ans "'""s "o"sr" "'" "o snn"pnI ca"
their customer and for twenty I've been stacking
almost daily with reading mAsA-bs the Hearst the
Daily Worker Goodness gracious critics will call
rsAcIonary.eommis.
good many hasrnE Los Angeles
about Mayor Humphrey The Frisco full
speech Federation Of Labor THE local
PttsburRh (er 6OOOOO mayor
Yes sometimes Others ought read what the outof
town press says Of our fighting mayor
Did you hear Casks b. D. Bsfs) about the
peetnE humble from hsavsnH
Tonight ia RTht time at the usual paeeths Minneapolis audi
torium This IS local attraction with only Of outsiders
booked fight The fight card looks good and easily
after $50 tonight Jackie Graves who will headline the October 81
fight show will be sitting seat and also checking
the Flanagan brothers possible future opponents
little Chicago Tuesday,
accompanied Mayor Humphrey Chicago and although
but few hours must that the most interesting plane
I've had The made tremendous hit with his
talk Zone hou before the Druggists National convention Mt the Hotel
sherman A. the hnh Of his talk something like 1900 eOnVenoners
stood and ehserd for nearly Ave minutes II that goOd
The newspapers other showed picture Of the who
seeking housing the public welfare office In the first "a
6TB applications received and according the
steady flow coming after that Yet people like Ed Sesvg
insist that there Ia housing shortage.
From the Morning Tb Humphrey member Of the ssti.
mate board absent from the levy His absence
criticized Alderman Harry BuTRum also board member Another
Of caAhnK cheap publicity I'd Because for
the has been working from II 10 hours
for the city, III and then takes
vacation He gets criticized Such gait
GATHERINGS
thrilled Monday night listen Lee Harris New York
broadcast doubt makes him plenty happy TO know that
Twin CAns his The around and
may yeti about the
pany. Its Of price tokens Il could out in the
circulation In short don't
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25

koslav Mandic, Geo. Buban irl
Janko Kovac, tajnik oddelka "a
bolniske podpore HBZ.
Ia glavnega tajnika je bill po-
novno izvoljen Flip Vukelic,
urednik Zajednicara; "a izvrs-
mega tajnika pa Franjo Boric.
V upravni in glavni odbor je iz-
voljeno okrog 70 Hrvatov in Hr-
vatic liz vseh krajev dezele.
zene so imele poseben sesta-
mex, ma katerem so izvolile svo-
je vodstvo. Bivsa predsednica
Centralne organizacije ameris-
kin Hrvatic, Rose Poldrugach,
je vsled bolezni podala ostavko.
Ma memo mesto je bila izvolje-
ma Agnes Daniels il Detroita.
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IscE Sc EMO soBo

Y blizini SLOW. mar. donna ma St.
Clair1u. kdor 10 ina a oadati, mai
poklice Elk 1916, med 10. u. in
z. w.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25

stvom Jina Kovecevica, slavni
pevec zagrebske opere Leo Mir
kovic in pevski zbor ''Mladost'
iz Detroita, xxi je posebno Eel
veliki aplavz.)
Skupssina Sc je odprla in "a
kljucila amerisko himno. Ma
vdusenje je bilo izredno. Dele
gait in delegatinje so Sc povrni-
Ii ma svoje domove odloceni, da
Sc bodo oprijeli della "a ustvari-
tev sklepov tega zgodovinskega
Kongresa ameriskih Hrvatov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25
II. Kongres ameriskih
Hrvatov sijajna manifestaci-
ia "a mir in demokracijo

(Nadaljevanje z 2. stranD
predsednik CIO Philipp Murray,
predsednik ADJ William Green,
katerim voditeljem so ameriski
Hrvati obljubili vso podporo V
borbi delavstva proti proti-de-
lavskim zakonom v kongresu.
Ma kongresu so bill sprejeti
Sc mnogi drugi sklepi.
NOvo vodstvo NarOdnega
Vijeca
z velikimi ovacijami je ma
Kongresu bill ponovno izvoljen
"a predsednika Narodnega Vije-
ca Zlatko Balokovic. Ia pod =
predsednike so bill izvoljeni: Vie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25

Y "EnaEopraUn0sti" dobite
Vedno sUeSe dueVne nOUice o do
Q0dkih po sVetu IN domG!
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CHANCES OF 800 SCORE
ONE IN HALF MILLION
Continued flom page s.

continued flom page So
The Junior "a" title was won
by Pavlick Glass & Mirror, 6O34
St. Clair, after tough tussles in
which they had to hurdle over
the Emery Bar, J. Slapnik Flor
lists, Silver Bar, Poklar's and
Merrymakers, in the order
named. The seasons outstand-
ing feat was accomplished in
this. league by J. Koch who
rolled a perfect 300. AL Eble was
second with 274. Joe Kromar,
I'M erry m k RS Cafe) the
leagues leading kegler, is ex-
pected to finish the season to-
night with a 189 average.
Home League
Joe's Bar won the home
league title with Tino's, Blue
Dine, and Metropole Cafe fin
ishing in the order named.
Swede Carlson and Jim Wasdell
of Cleveland Indians finished
with averages of 1873 and 1876
respectively. B. Alich was just
a few pins shy of 1876. A. w.
Grdina's first season in big
time produced the third house
high of 289.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25
SANS MEMORANDUM TO
STATE DEPARTMENT

Continued from page 81
For many decades the Slovenes
outside of Carniola were left
without schools. Intellectuals
who were dependent of the
government, officials, profess
ors,~ judges, and the like were
transferred to German provin-
ces. Workers who could be
moved, for instance railroad
employees, had to follow suit,
so that finally only the peasants
and some independent business
men, lawyers and priests re-
mained. They, according to
German mathematics, should
easily be converted into "Volks-
deutsche."
(To be continaed) ),
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25

V svojem clanku je Ehren-'
burg oznacil Trumanov nacrt "a
vojasko intervencijo v zadeve
Greije in Turcije, kot "plaeilo
mesarju, nagrado jetnicarju in
napitnino zandarmu''.
"Vi ne mislite O kruhu "a lac
ne Grke, ampak ma nafto "a 81
te Amerikance', pravi Ehren-
burg svojem odgovoru Law
rencu.
"Mogoce vi mislite, da bi mi
morali biti ganjeni vase po-
mocjo Turciji? Mi vemo, da ste
pred kratkim odklonili, da bi
pomagali hrano Jugoslova-
nom, XII so sc borili proti nase-
mu skupnemu sovrazniku, naci-
sticni Nemciji in fasisticni TIA
LII. vi rajsi PROBATE pomoc Tur-
ciji, XII je "a casa vojne poma-
gala Nemciji kolikor je mogla.'
Ma Lawrencova opraviceva-
MIA glede lincanja crncev ma ju-
gu je Ehrenburg med ostalim
odgovoril:
"Pustite taksno salo "a vase
otroke! vi vlecete ma obtozeni-
sko klop crnce, XII so usli pred
vasimi pogromi - ne belle
morilce. Vasa kampanja V tisku
glede lincanja izgleda, kot da
so tisti, XII so bill ubiti, uhili IT,
ste, XII so ubijali.'
V zvezi S clankom, XII ga jeI
Lawrence napisal preteklega ju-
Mia "a "United States News
Ehrenburg pravi:
"Vas clanek Sc imenuje pot V
tretjo svetovno vojno. V MENU
ste napisali: 'Sedaj so podvzeti
koraki, XII lahko povzrocijo tre-
ito svetovno vojno. Rusija jeI
zamenjala Nemcijo pri poizku-
su, da narekuje bodocemu sve-
tn. Russia danes grozi ostale-i
mu svetu. Ruska agresija Sc je-
zacela. Ali 10 DO ameriski narod
prezrl?'
"Takrat smo zvedeli, da vi
znate hujskati,' je odgovoril
Ehrenburg. "Vi zelite, da NADIA
ljujete po poti, XII vodi tretjo
svetovno vojno. JAZZ yam ne "a
merriam, gospod Lawrence. To-
da ameriske matere bi YAM tre-
bale obrniti hrbet.'
Ehrenburg je zopet poudaril,
da Sc v ameriskem radio pro-
gramu, katerega Sc oddaja "a
Rusijo pod naslovom "Voice of
America, ne slisi glas mnogih
resnicnih Amerikancev.
"Mi vemo, da Sc m e d temi
Amerikanci nahaja eden Cd or
jih sodelovalcev pokojnega pred
sednika Roosevelta - Henry A.
Wallace. 'Glas Amerike' nam
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ENGLISH SECTION
FLASHES FROM 65TH

FLASHES FROM 65TH
Continued from page 81
some" lads helping out behind
the fountain were Norb Novak
and Norb Zak. How about COM
ing up to the dances boys? You
can spare them for a few dances,
can't you, Marie ? Having quite a
discussion in Orazem's were
Paul Jerina, Bill Wapotich and
Lou Lautizar. What was the de-
bate about Logs? Girls, or poll
tics? ;. Stanley Ahlin occupy
ing a booth with not one, but
three fair mamselles. Isn't that
boarding, Stan?
Looking very happy was 70
ra Raplin with fiance. Found
them talking with Florence 70
bee Joyce Gorshe seen en-
joying a Habat polka -. Former
Eastites, Olga Pirus and Lillian
Strnad also spied having a gay
time all evening.
Two steady customers at SIND
John Klemencic and John To-
rich. They really do quite bit
of dancing. How about the rest
of the stays doing likewise
Friends of Eddie Bizey kidding
him on his lost technique with
the opposite sex. Now, that's not
true it is, Ed? Eleanor Lach
putting in an appearance after
a long absence. Nice seeing you
again Better late than never
was Freddy Merhar. Got a few
dances in anyhow, didn't you?
That's all for now folks but
we'll be spying you at the dance
tonight sponsored by the Cava-
lier Club with music by the
ever-popular Johnny Vadnal.
-Livewires
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EHRENBURG OBSOJA TRUMANOVO
DOKTRINO

MOSKVA, 21 apra-Znani sovjetsk pisatelj lila
Ehrenburg e sovjeskem casopsu 'Kultura in zivene
napsal canek, katerem odgovarja odpro psrno" XII
ga pred kratkm psal amersk pisatel David Lawrence
kot odgovor Ehrenburgovo krtko radio programov XII
jh ameriski drzavn oddelek oddaa Rusijo
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vsakega dneva javlja, da Henry
A. Wallace nj upravicen, da 60
vori imenu Amerike. Toda vi,
gospod Lawrence, ste upravi-
cen ?
Ehrenburg dale pise, da je
Lawrence V svojem clanku pre-
teklega augusta pozival "Ame-
riko ma direktno agresijo in re-
kel, da je bolje, da Sc to stori
"danes ko imamo ma razpolago
orozje in mocno rezervo v ljud-
stvu. Maj to agresija pride pref,
kot nam zarjavi orozje.'
"Taksno, evo, ljubezen cutie
"a mas, je rekel Ehrenburg v
svojem odgovoru Lawrencu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-25

Ia glavno tajnico je bila ponov-
no izvoljena Anna Devunic il
Pittsburgha. III
Koncertna skupscina
Ma koncertni skupscini so 60
vorili predsednik mestnega VIE
ca Hrvatov Clevelandu, Josip
Kovacevic, Geo. Buban, FLIP
Vukelic, senator Albert Thomas
IL drzave Utah, Leo. Krzicky,
iugoslovanski Ambassador Sava
Kosanovic in drugi. V imenu
Hrvatic je govorila nova pred
sednica Agnes Daniel.
Ma koncertnem delu progra-
ma so sodelovali tamburaski
zbori il Clevelanda, pod vod-
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been DESIGNATED to discharge ali debts and
liabilities and receive all moneys payable
to the late firm. NATHAN WECHSLER
VIZ DYE THAT Your CLOTHES may iiye,,
come In and see it at ExoUisTTE CLEAN
ERs, Dye Work Specialists, 3700 Georgia
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