davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-01-14

.duced, instead of fixing an overall
limitation and allowing the seasoned
Judgment of the service chiefs to deter
mine what items should have first
priority.
It does not require any inside informa-
ton to see how this works out. AL
one has taodo is to anafyze the published
figures In the Presidents message
against the known fact that heavy re-
ductions have been made from the
estimates originally submitted by the
War and Navy Departments. The mes
sage estimates expenditures for military
purposes (both departments) at 81, ,100,-
100000 for the fiscal year of 1948. This
is divided into two principal classiflca-
tions: "a $500, 900, 900 for pay, sub
sistence, travel, welfare, training, CLOTH
ing and medical expenditures for mill
tary personnel, and ca $500 0OO, 900 for
all other purposes, including procure
ment, research and development, con-
struction, operation and maintenance
and citizen reserve activities.
Now the total numbers Of regular
personnel as presented in the final Army
and Navy estimates have been published,
and they have not been reduced in the
budget recommendations Hence there
has been no substantial reduction in
pay, subsistence, welfare, clothing and
medical care In fact, the message notes
considerable increases over 1947 In the
cost of each man Of these items. The
only possible reduction in this category
is in training.
The real reductions from the depart
mental estimates to the budget figures
must have come In the second category
which means, specifically, that research
and development plus the procurement
of new weapons and equipment and
experiment Herewith Gas In the Arctic
expeditions of last year, have taken
severe beating. This is precisely the
category of military expenditures In
which more, not less money Is required
under existing circumstanceS-circ
stances which make 1t possible for sober,
informed officers to say that the
whole armament Of American forces
may be drastically altered BY 1851.
The whole situation now comes TO the
hands OF the Congress. This Is an
economy minded Congress, as reactions
to the budget message already have
shown. But it Is to be hoped that before
Congress decides as to the military
items Of the budget it will find means
to obtain the considered judgment OF
the officers charged with responsibility
for national security. It Is further 10
be hoped that the people back home Will
insist. for the safety OF their own hides,
that Congress does exactly that.
tcopyrisht. ls47J
Evening star., 1947-01-14
Brituin's Wildcat Strikes

dwelling in large cities. the news of
a strike in Britain by workers in a
key transportation industry has a
familiar ring. Yet the London
truckers strike has more disturbing
implications than similar labor
troubles here because of the very
different conditions which there
prevail.
This current walkout is what we
call a wildcat" strike, meaning
strike action by workers in defiance
of their own union leaders. Such
action is far more serious than it
would be in America. for several
reasons. To begin with. the British
labor movement is much maturer,
more unified and better disciplined
than in the United States. Contracts
between labor and management are
seldom broken. This is eminently
true of the Transport and General
Workers Union, to which the strik-
ing London truckers belong. This
huge organization, embracing all
forms of transportation in Britain,
is regulated in its relations with the
employers by central wages board,
set up by law, with statutory power
to fix wages in the entire industry.
It's membership is divided among
workers, employers and public rep
resentatives, with the last-named
holding the balance of power. The
London truckers struck after this
board had delayed an immediate
decision on their demands for pay
increases and shorter working hours,
bowling down appeals from their
union leaders to await the usual
BOARD procedure of thorough inves-
tigation and discussion. The result
ing tie-up in transportation has
disrupted the distribution of neces-
sites of life and threatens the
spoilage of vast quantities of food
stuffs already in critically short
supply. Only after a weeks for
bearance has the government called
out troops to man the trucks and
insure the distribution of vital ne
cessities to the general public.
The immediate result of this gov
ernmental action has been rash
of sympathetic walkouts by other
workers, tending to spread beyond
the London area, these walkouts
being equally unauthorized by union
leadership. It should be emphasized
that, under Britain's half socialized
economy, these strikes are in def
ance not only of their union officials
but also of the Labor govern
ment itself. The employers are
really not in the picture, since they
have no power to give or withhold
the terms the men are asking, this
being up to the Central Labor Board.
Obviously, we here glimpse some
thing far more fundamental than
the traditional contest between labor
and management. In Britain, as in
America, groups of workers take ad-"
vantage of key positions in highly
complex and interrelated industrial
system to threaten the very eco
nomic life of the community in
order to enforce their demands. And
this regardless of the larger con-
sequences and seemingly with scant
regard for the inherent justice or
practicability of their demands.
Such lawless exercise of naked power
is little short of anarchic in charac-
ter. Here is growing challenge
which must be met and construc-
lively dealt with on both sides of
the Atlantic.
Evening star., 1947-01-14
Taxing 'Unearned Incomes

Taxing 'Unearned Incomes
To the Editor of The Star:
In recent letter to the press signed
S. w. S., the writer, taking exception to
Representative Knutsons bill for in
come tax relief, suggests the alternative
of a much higher levy on unearned In
comes which he classif1es as interest,
dividends, royalties, annuities, ETC., such
as proposed in 1919 by Secretary OF the
Treasury McAdoo and now in effect in
Maryland.
To the extent that such a program
might be brought to bear on income.
actual and potential. from what econo-
mists class as "unearned increment"
with corresponding abatement of levies
on labor products, 1t should have popu-
lar approval because of the extra Inn
pulse it would give to production
through widening and cheapening its
basis of operations with resultant reduc-
ton in prices to the consumer. Many
of the small minority upon whom 1t
would fall with greater weight (the un-
dersigned possibly includeO should well
come it because of the certainty OF a de-
crease in their living expenses in excess
of the added burden. It also should
have direct appeal to wage earners as
a means toward putting and keeping
wages more on level with prices.
There is long overdue some national
reflection on why the dollar has been
steadily losing in travelling power since
the day when Washington IS said to
have thrown silver specimen across
the Rappahannock. Perhaps too much
of politics to the neglect of economies.
WALTER N CAMPBELL.
Evening star., 1947-01-14
Our New Chuirmen

Three of the four committee
chairmanships of vital local impor-
tance-the fourth is yet to be as
signed-have been filled in a manner
that should prove to be of great
satisfaction to the people of Wash
ington.
Mr.. Dirksen of Illinois should feel
complimented that so many Wash
ingtonians wanted him to be chair
man of the House District Com
mittee, tribute to his recognized
ability and fairness in the past in
connection with local legislation.
Senator Buck of Delaware has been
a member, now becomes chairman
of the Senate District Committee.
He knows the ropes and has been
friendly in his attitude. Senator
Dworshak of Idaho, who will be
chairman of the Senate Subcommit-
tee on District Appropriations, has
the unique advantage of having
served, when in the House, on the
comparable subcommittee there. 1t
is to be hoped that whoever becomes
chairman of the House Subcommit-
tee on District Appropriations will
be as well equipped by experience for
the job.
Much depends on the willingness
of these four men to work for the
best interests of their voteless Wash
ington constituents toward sound
and equitable solution of some of the
problems facing the community.
Senator Dworshak's suggestion of
Joint conferences between the chair
men and the Commissioners in con-
nection with some of them is ex-
cellent. 1t is gratifying that Mr..
Dirksen has so quickly seconded the
suggestion. Some of our difficulties
in legislation would be eliminated
by better liaison and more effective
cooperation between the District
appropriations and legislative COM
mittees. These groups have worked
at cross purposes too often in the
past, legislation being enacted with
out the remotest relation to the
Districts ability to pay the money
involved. The shoe has been on the
other foot occasionally, with the
appropriations groups putting legis-
lation into effect by "riders" which
the legislative committees never
would have approved.
It would be a great thing for
Washington if the legislative and
appropriations groups could keep in
closer touch with each other, and If
important local legislation could be
handled, occasionally, by joint meet
ings of the Senate and House legis-
lative committees. Able chairmen,
understanding the need and willing
to put forth the necessary effort in
such directions, could simplify the
legislative and appropriations jobs
to be done for Washington in Con-
gress and at the same time produce,
for Washington, better results.
Our new chairmen should find
considerable satisfaction in work
ing for Washington, taking their
places with a long line of distin-
guished predecessors whose names
are permanently identified with its
DEVELOPMENT.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-01
Governor vetiral Van
Akenovo predlogo

COLUMBUS, 80. junija-Go-
werner Thomas ]. Herbert je da-
mes vetiral Van Akenovo proti-
delavsko predlogo, kateri je
rekel, da je "dvoumna in neiz-
vedljiva."
Predloga, katero je sestavil
clevelandski republikanec Van
AIKEN, je imela namen, da omeji
moe delavskih unij v Ohiju.
Governor je izjavil, da je Sc
nator Robert A. Taft, XII je s
kongresnikom Hartleyem sesta-
| vii novi "Taft-Hartley zakon,"
tudi preprican, da je predloga
neizvedljiva.
Nobenih izgledov nj, da bo le-
lgislatura porazila governerjev
veto, kajti "a poraz veta bi bio
potrebnih % glasov v senatu in
I84 v zbornici. Revidirana pred
loga pa je v senatu bila odobre-
ma z 20 proti IL glasovom, v
zbornici pa 73 proti AZ, ko jo je
Van AIKEN predlozil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-01
"Castilci solnca' v
blizzini Clevelanda

Zvedavi novinarji so odkrili,
da sc komaj uro avtomobilske
voznje Cd Clevelanda nahaja ne
ka 100 akrov obsegajoca farma,
kjer sc zbirajo castilci solnca,
oziroma njegovih zdravilnih ul-
tra-violienih zarkov. Tia priha-
jajo cele druzine, kakor tudi po-
samezniki, XII Sc kretajo v prosti
naravi v Adamovih oziroma Evi-
min oblasi.ih, ne da bi jim to
povzrocalo kako zadrego, razen
zacetnikov, XII pa Sc prav nitro
privadijo "solncnemu kultu."
Doticna farma je seveda proc
cd prometnih cest, zatisju,
kjer Sc mad nagci en- more nihce
zgledovati.
Vodja skupine je neki Cleve-
landcan, XII je rekel: "To je veil
ka, ampak vzorno Sc obnasajoca
druzina. Vsi Sc klicemo S prvimi
imeni, in kar sc formalnosti IT,
&c, sc mamie ne oziramo." Proslo
nedeljo so bill navzoci tudi ME-
gova zena, XII je voditeljica pri
Teacher-Parent Association in
njegova diva otroka.
Edini namen te svojevrstne
kolonije je, izkoristiti dobrodel-
most solncnih zarkov. Kdor bi
incl kake druge misli, absolutno
nj dObrodosel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-01

javil, da bi pomenilo zahtevati
"blank check" cd Zedinjenih dr.
zav, &c sc prvotno ne predlozi
evropski program "a samo-po-
moe.
Kot porocajo francoski viri,
je Molotov odgovoril, da hi to
pomenilo IS silo naloziti nacrt-
no ekonomijo ma manjse drzave,
da Sc jih prisili, da spremenijo
svoj lastni drzavni nacrt."
"Po francosko-angleskem ma
crtu 5i sc ma primer Poljski ma
rekovalo, koliko premoga lahko
producira, Belgiji pa koliko je-
kla," je rekel Molotov.
Molotov je poudaril, da je edi-
no pravilna metoda "a obnovo
Europe, da Sc doloci, kaj vsaka
drzava v Evropi potrebuje il Ze-
dinjenih drzav.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-01

RI zakl]ucku tretJe seJe Je
angleski zunanji minister, Err
nest Bevin, izjavil, da je "slu-
caj breznaden". Bevin je ze
pred konferenco izjavil, da DO
Anglia nadaljevala z razmotri-
vanjem Marshallovem nacrtu,
&c DO potrebno tudi brez sodelo-
vanja Sovjetske zveze. Ce Sc DO
F'rancija pridruzila Angliji, DO
to pomenilo, da je ustvarjen "a
padni biloxi.
Ostala je lie mala NADIA
Navzlic predvidevanju, da Sc
bo konferenca S prihodnjo sejo
Xxi Sc DO vrsila jutri) koncala,
je Sc vedno ostala mala NADIA,
da hi Sc mogli pogovori nadalje-
vati. Bevin in francoski zunanji
minister Bidault, sta Sc spora-
zumela, da Sc ma bodoci seji
razmotriva predlog Molotova
glede nacina in kvalifikacije
ameriske ekonomske pomoci.
Izgleda, da je do nesporazu-
ma prislo vsled stalisca Moloto-
va, XII je vztrajal, da bi Sc ma
konferenci morale dolociti koli-
ko pomoci sc DO zahtevalo cd
Zedinjenih drzav, docim sta Be-
vim in Bidault vztrajala, da Sc
prvo stvori obsezen program "a
uporabo take pomoci.
Bevin je izjavil: mi moramo
pokazati mas program "a pove-
cano produkcijo in koliko so po-
samezne evropske drzave v sta
nju, da ia program izvrsujejo S
svojimi viri in svojim sodelo-
vanjem, ter do katere mere bi
Sc te njih wire moglo nadopol-
niti S pomocjo, XII hi prisla IL
Zedinjenih drzav." Bevin je IL
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-01

Ko je predsednik Truman wee
raj podpisal novo postavo glede
rentne kontrole, XII pa je prav "a
prav odpravila skoro vso kon-
trolo, katero je vlada izvajala
skozi zadnjih pet let, ko so bill
remit takorekoc zamrznjeni, je
ostalo mnogo vprasanj nejasnih,
Niti vladni uradniki niti od-
vetniki ne morejo s sigurnostjo
trditi,t kaj nekatere dolocbe no
vega zakona dejansko pomenijo,
dokler sc ne bodo preizkusile ma
sodnijah.
Vec ali mani jasne pa so sle-
dece dolocbe:
Noben gospodar ne more wi.
sati renta, ako ne ponudi najem'
niku stanovanjske pogodbe dc
konca leta 1948, in povisek ne
SINE znasati vec kot IS odstot
kov sedanje stanarine. Gospo
darja, XII bi krsil to dolocbo, mo
re najemnik toziti "a trikratnt
odskodnino.,
Gospodarji tudi ne smejo ma
stopati 2 ustrahovanjem in ma
jemnik, ki bi ponujeno pogodbt
odklonil, s tenn BE nj automatic
no prisiljen seliti Sc, pac pa ims
gospodar pravico, da zacne pro
ii njemu tozbo "a evikcijo (sod
nijsko iztiranje il stanovanja)
|pri kateri sc bodo sodisca raw
|nala 20 drxavnih zakonih, ki 8,
Iveljali pred prihodom zvezn'
'rentne kontrole.
! aA.t
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-01
Resna zelezniSka
nesreca v Indiani

WESTVILLE, Ind, 30. junija
-Nocoj Sc je tn ponesrecil brzo-
vlak zeleznice Baltimore & Ohio,
XII je zavozil v odprto progo, ko
je vozil z brzino 78 mill ma uro.
Sedem izmed devetih potni-
Skin vozov je pri tenn pablo s
proge. Poskodbe je dobilo pri
tenn najmanj 81 oseb.
Vlak je vozil IL Chicago proti
Washingtonu in ma MEM Sc je
nahajalo 180 potnikov. Med po-
skodovanimi je pet Ohijcanov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-01
sTIRJE ZLOCINCI BODO
USMRCENI v SING-SNGU

OSSINING, 80. junija IL
Sing-Singa porocajo, da bodo 10.
julia usmrceni v big House
stirje zlocinci naenkrat. To je po
osmih letih najvecje skupno
usmrcenje, XII DO izvrseno ma
elektricnem stolu v Sing-Singu.
Usmrceni bodo Arnold Sims,
Edward Jones, Salvatore n Cri.
stofaro in William ]. Thomas.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-01
Mnogo dolocb move postave glede rentov
je nejasnih; evikcije so mogoce v 3 dneh

Urad OPA je odpravljen. Vse
posle, izvirajoce IL move po-
stave, bo upravljal takozvani
"urad stanovanjskega ekspedi-
torja" v Washingtonu, XII DO
incl svoje postojanke sirom de-
zele.
Cakalne dobe, XII jo je predpi-
soval OPA, predno Sc je sodnij-
ska evikcija mogla izvrsiti, po no.
vem zakonu nj vec, kar pomeni,
da sc bo stanovalec moral izse-
liti tri dni po sodnem zaslisanju,
ako bi sodnik tako odlocil.
Gospodarji, XII podpisejo z ma
jemniki pogodbo s 15-odstotnim
poviskom renta do 81. decembra
1948, morajo v teku Is dni vlo.
ziti v uradu stanovanjskega eks-
peditorja tri kopije dotiene po.
godbe in emo kopijo podpisane
pogodbe.
! VISA kontrola "a hotelska sta
novanja je' odpravljena, toda "a
o pre- emljene sobe grooming
houses) so veljavni isti predpis
kot "a stanovanja v obce.
Lastniki stanovanjskih poslo
|pij v Clevelandu 50 "a nocoj ski
cali zborovanje V plesni dvoran
hotela Cleveland" kjer Sc bt
vsem onim, ki zelijo podrobnej
sih pojasniL, dalo razlago novegs
zakona, Y kolikor je to 70 en-
lkrat mogote.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-01
RUSKA KOLONIJA v
SANGAJU GRE DOMOV

sANGAJ, 80. junija - Ruski
konzul v sangaju je danes izja-
vii, da bo 5000 ruskih druzin,
XII so zivele v sangaju, repatri-
iranih vteku prihodn( (ih sest me-
secev. Sovjetska vlada bo nudila
repatriirancem posebne ugodno-
|sti pri transportu in finaneno
pomoG. Obenem bo zajamcena
|vratajocim Sc Rusom hrana, sta
.novanje in delo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-01
Poroka

Proslo soboto sta Sc porocila
v cerkvi sv. Vida James J. Pc.
Ear, sin Mr.. Jakoba Polar ma
998 E. II St., in Miss Ann Ga.
sky. zenin je sluzil pri vojakih,
kjer je incl Gin korporala. Pc
poroki Sc je mladi par podal ma
zenitovanjsko potovanje v Mia
CARA Falls, ko pa prideta nazaj,
Sc bosta nastanila ma omenje-
nemu naslovu. Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-01
DOn1acce vesti
Snidenje po 80 letih

Ma obisk k sorodnikom sta
prisla Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Walker
(KrebeD il Seattle, WASH, in
sicer k sestri Mrs. Jennie Wick
na 1901 Renwood Ave., s kate
70 sc nista bratom videla ze
80 let, ter k sestri Mrs. Joseph
inc Puntar ma Abby Ave., ka-
tero sc nista videla ze mad 40
let. Tukaj ostaneta "a neka ]
tednov in prijatelji ju lahko obi
scejo pri Mrs. Wick. zelimo j.
ma mnogo zabave v nasi nasel-
bini!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-01

preiskala veleposestvo grofa de
Vulpiana, je odkrila detajlirane
nacrte, povelja "a marse, vojas-
ka odlikovanja, objavo ustano-
viii move Wade, it'd.
Neki viri pravijo, da je dusa
te zarote bill neki bivsi castnik
in prijatelj bivsega marsala
Henry Filipp Petaina.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-01
Novi grlobovi
FRANK PETROVCIC

Ma svojemu domu ma 682 E.
1852 St. je vceraj oh pol-dveh po.
poldne preminil dobropoznani
Frank Petrovcic, star 70 let
Donna je bill il vasi Sabovce, ia.
ra Borovnica pri Ljubljani, cd.
koder je prisel v Ameriko pred
As lett. Leta 1919 je zacel vo'
diti mlekarno ma e. 68. cesti
nakar Sc je cez letos dni prese.
lii v Collinwood, kjer je ma E
1852 St. pricel z mlekarno poo
imenom Midland Dairy in pod.
jetje vodil do leta 1889.
Bill je Clan drustva sv. Joze'
ia st. 169 KSKJ in drustva sv
Antona st. 1873 Knights of Ohio
Tukaj zapusca soprogo Jennie
rojeno Hocevar, donna il zu'
LeInOerka, SIlrl SlnOVe: FFanKd
Johna, Victoria in Valentine, trj
hcere: Mrs. Jennie Jakse, Mrs
Josephine Boltus in Mrs. Mary
Sanzo, pet sestra: Mrs. Mary
Grmek, Mrs. Mariana Hlabse
Mrs. Frances Kosir, Mrs. 10.
hanna Turk in Mrs. Ursula Ii.
gan, ter II vnukov in vnukinj
Pogreb sc DO vrsil v petek zju.
traj oh 1890 uri il Svetkovega
pogrebnega zavoda, 478 E. 15z
St. v cerkev Marie Vnebovze'
te in nato ma pokopalisee Cal.
vary.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-01
Truman. podpisal
zakon "a podaljsanje
kOntrOle rentOV
Dolo6be zakona je
oznacil "a "nezadostne"

WASHINGTON, 30. junija. -
Predsednik Truman je danes
podpisal zakon "a podaljsanje
kontrole rentov, toda je oh tel
priliki izjavil, da so dolocbe "a
kona "nezadostne".
z novim zakonom Sc bo zvez-
ma kontrola rentov nadaljevala
do prihodnjega 1. marca in DO
po dolocbah dovoljeno stanoda-
jalcu, da sporaznmno z najemni-
kom zvisa najemnino "a ne vec
kot IS odstotkov v zameno "a
najemno pogodbo, XII bo v velja-
vi do decembra 1948.
Predsednik nj incl nobene IL
bire. Moral je odobriti zakon ali
pa dovoliti, da remit ostanejo
brez vsake kontrole.
'NOVi ZakOn pomeni nase Od-
stopanje cd naporov, da zasciti-
mo najemnike pred neupravi-
cljivim zvisanjem najemnine," "
je rekel Truman.
ia milijone druzin DO pome-
nil bistveno zvisanje najemnine,
XII je doslej bila drzana ma zmer-
nj stopnji. Draginja je ze itak
prevelika brez tega novega bre-
mena."
Predsednik pa je poudaril, da
je moral med dvema zloma iz-
brati manjse.
mi trpimo vsled kriticnega
pomanj njkanja stanovanj. Ia "a
kon navzlic vsem nedostatkom
pomeni manjso zlo kot pa &c bi
bill brez vsake kontrole rentov," "
je izjavil predsednik.
Poleg dolocbe o ''prostovolj-
mem sporazumu med stanodajal-
Gem in najemnikom", O kateri
je rekel, da DO drzala v strahu
najemnika, XII bo po koncanju
kontrole rentov podvrzen Sc
vecjemu zvisanju, je Truman
kritiziral tudi "vsako pomanj-
kanje kontrole, XII je preprecila
odvracanje gradbenega materi-
jala cd his ma ne-nujne kon-
strukcije."
Predsednik Truman je izja-
vii, da so bill "real estate zaku-
lisniki" proti vsakemu stano-
vanjskemu programu.
"Ti zakulisniki so onemogoci-
Ii vsak predlog, da bi Sc stano-
vanjski program bolj ucinkovi-
to izvedel. Stalno so poskusall,
da oslabijo rentno kontrolo in
zelo so ponosni, da Jim je uspe-
10 blokirati obsezen program.
Predsednik je. urgiral kon-
gres, maj izvrsi temeljito preis-
kavo glede aktivnosti te sebic-
ne grupe in priporocil, maj pod
vzame korake "a zakon, XII bi
omogocil javno pomoc "a maj.
nizjo najemnino "a. druzine, Xxi
spadajo v najnizjo davcno CRU
po in da Sc ohrabri privatne
investicije v svrho gradnje Gene.
nih stanovanjskih projektov po.
tom zvezne zavarovalnine.
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Ma obisku

Ma obisku -.
X Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Tanko,
XII vodita grocerijsko trgovino
in mesnico ma 6313 St. Clair
Ave-, sta prisla ma obisk Mr.. in
Mrs. Klun il Gowande, N. Y.
Preje sta dolgo let zivela v Min
nesoti. zelimo jima mnogo "a.
bave v nasi metropoli!
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Pozdravi

Pozdravi
Il Hot Springs, Ark, kjer sc
nahaja "a nekaj casa, posilja
pozdrave poznani Mr.. Steve
Skorjanc il Indianapolisa, Ind.
Pise, da Sc sedaj ze bolj donna
cega pocuti, ker prejema "Ena-
kopravnost" in ina kaj citati.
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v DOLINI MISSISSIPPI
PRETI POVOD|ENJ

ST. LOUIS. No., 80. junija
Vode reke Mississippi SO danes
bile viSje kot kdaj v teku zad-
njih 103 let, in armadni inze-
nirji 90 posvarili, da sc bitka "a
dvoje preostalih kriticnih nasi-
pow Y tenn okrozju se nikakor n
konGala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-01
Zadusnica

Jutri zjutraj oh sedmih Sc bo
brala zadusnica v cerkvi sv. Je-
romija spomin pokojnega Sea-
man Joseph Pozelnik. Sorodpi-
XII in prijatelji so vabljeni, da Sc
opravila udeleze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-01
Redna seja

Jutri vecer Sc vrsi seja dru-
stva Carniola Hive st. 493 TN
v Slov. mar. domu ma St. Clair
Ave., dvorana st. 1. Pricetek oh
1880 uri zvecer. Clanice Sc pro-
81, da poravnajo svoj assessment.
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4Qurni teden v
Mestni hiSi

Pricakuje sc, da DO zupan
Thomas A. Burke jutri formalno
naznanil uvedbo 40-urnega de-
lovnega tedna "a vse namescen-
ce v Mestni hisi, XII imajo mesec-
ne place. Mestni delavci,. XII SO
placani ma uro, bodo Sc tudi ma
pref delali po A ur ma teden.