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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-08-29

They thought that the law
would put the movement at
the mercy of every two bit
employer who could sneak few
wildcstters into the plant, or
who could plague his workers
into an unauthorized strike. But
they find that a lot of the big
employers are having to sign
contracts that rule out that kind
of shenanigan even before it
starts.
They thought that they could
make the NLRB a graveyard for
unfair practices cases, and put
the unions out of business that
way. But they find that a lot
of the unions are strong enough
/ to decide for themselves whether
they will use the board or not.
Some of the unions have de-
cided to get along without the
new, board. Others are choosing
to work with the board, because
they know that the bosses they
work with would find this kind
of union-busting a very expen-
sive amusement.
These new contracts that Ia
Dor is signing as Labor Day
draws near show the strength of
the movement today. And there
are other ways too that the
movement is showing the posi-
ton that it holds in America
today.
Contracts are being written
that bring health insurance
and disqualification to more
people all the time. Freedom
from fear of ill-health-perhaps
it can never be taken out of our
| lives altogether. But freedom
from the fear of what the work
er's i'll health will do to the llv-
ing standards of his family -
that is becoming a reality for
thousands of workers in nearly
every large industry In
America.
MEDICAL CARE
One union has even learned to
give it's members the medical
care that usually only the very
rich can afford. Examples like
these are what it takes to make
unions all over the country re-
fuse to hold still for the anti.
labor hatchetmen.
Housing projects are beng
built by unions to provide houses
for workers for whom the spe-
cuiative builders would never
build.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-08-29

US can know real security. Sep
arations, divisions, splits will be
wiped out as we get decent liv-
ing standards and freedom from
fear for all.
Those are the aims that make
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-08-29

up our agenda for the next year.
May the report on Labor Day,
1948, be even better and more
rewarding than the report that
we can make to the world today.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-08-29
Advances
DEFY Union-Haters
BY BEN DOR-LPA Columnist

Labor Day of 1947. The Taft-Hsrtey crowd Is as
mad blazes They thought that when their great bill
passed. the labor would just lie down front of
the seamroer and let itself be fattened out It isn't work
ing that way and the TIL crowd very unhappy about it.
The future outlook., 1947-06-21
A. & Il. STUDENTS ART
EXHIBIT SEEN BY 1000


The annual Student Art Ex-
hibit, sponsored by the depart
ment OF. fine arts of A. and T.
college, scheduled to close on
June 7, continued through last
week because of popular de-
mand. 80
The work in fine arts, directed
by H. Clinton Taylor, widely
known Carolina portrait painter
who. heads the department at A.
and T., continued to attract in
creasing numbers of visitors to
the campus throughout the ,ex-
hibition period which started
shortly before school closed.
During the To-day period more
than 1000 art lovers from the
Carolinas and adjoining states
visited Crosby Hall galleries on
A. and T. campus to view the
show.
A regular feature of the A.
and T. commencement week for
several years, this years exhib-
it stressed pen-and-ink drawings
and posters in show card colors
by students specializing in COM
'mercial advertising art. Local
businesses were used as themes
for several original poster de-
signs.
The drawings with CONNER
cial motif on exhibit clearly re-
Elected sound training in the
principles of. drawing |compo-
sition and use of colors essen
tial to good advertising. The ex-
hibition further revealed that
the department is guiding it's
most talented students towards
preparation for commercial art
careers, emphasizing the practi-
cal outlets open to those inter
ester in the fine arts. =.
An interesting glance at the
problems of potraiture was pro-
,vided by a class of seven juniors
making pastel portraits of Lena
Horne. Each Students, work
showed his own individual i'm
preston of the celebrated movie
star. In the section, devoted to
oil paintings, the work of Hugh
Bullock, graduating senior, re-
ceived much favorable attention
from the spectators. Bullock was
also responsible for some out
standing art work in the college
annual, The Ayantee, recently
off the press.
Another phase of the show.
coming in for favorable COM
ment was the work in design
weaving and ceramics, intro
duced for the first time at the
college by CASTOR Dyson, who
joined the staff last Fall to di-
rect work in these. fields. The
textile exhibit included display
of hook rugs, belts and hand
stencilled designs and patterns
done by students majoring in
art. home economics and indus.
trial arts. A group of ! artistic
lamp bases designed 3 by mem
;,bers Of ;the: ceramics classes was,
among the. highlights of the
show.
- ! .
The future outlook., 1947-06-21
HIS ERROR

A man arrested for stealing
cigars in Chicago said that he
did it for his starving children.
He must have overestimated the
amount of cabbage the cigars
contain Ogden StandardzzE zEx-
aminer -. !
The future outlook., 1947-06-21
TARDY ADVICE.

. '''He' should, be more careful
at crossings" is the advice an
Iowa coroner's jury gave the
dead truck driver.-Milwaukee
Sentinel.
The future outlook., 1947-06-21
NEW

In Indiana an unidentified
man who was felled by motor
car got UP and streaked down a
dark alley. The hit-and-run pc
-destrian, we; believe. .Nis new.-
Detroit News. z r. -
The future outlook., 1947-06-21

A new low price for this quality kitchen cabi-
net! Embodies all the latest time and labor
saving features, including roll front, built-in
flour bin with sitter, metal bread drawer,
porcelain sliding work top, and plenty of
drawer and storage space. White and 7black
enamel finish with red trim.
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Heroes Mother
Given Clue to
Win Citizenship
by the Associoted Press

LYNDHURST, N. j., Dec. GA
58-year -old widow who lost three
of four sons in the last war re-
ceived today the last bit of in
formation she believes she needs in
her efforts to become q citizen of
the United States.
Mrs. Stella LeWandowski was seek
ing vital clue-the name of the
ship in which she came to this
country-required to prove legal
entry to the United States.
Late today fellow passenger
on that ship learned of Mrs. LeWan-
dowskis plight and offered the in
formation. 1t was the "Patricia' u
of the Hamburg american line
which docked at Hoboken June IS,
1905.
The widow thought she had be-
come citizen automatically when
her late husband, Valenty, became
citizen May 1S, 1928. But law
granting citizenship automatically
to the wife was voided in 1922.
She learned only when she ap-
piled for membership in the Gold
Star Mothers of America that she
isn't an American citizen.
The city of Lyndhurst has two
memorials to the family which gave
three sons-Alexander, Walter and
William-during the last war. There
is Lewandowski street, and A. w.
w. LewandowSki Post of AmvetS
is named for the trio.
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Army Horse Inquiry
Continues Tomorrow

A subcommittee of the Senate
Armed Services Committee will re-
sumo hearings at 10 am. tomorrow
in its investigation of the pro-
posed restitution to Hungary of 1874
blooded horses seized by the Army
as war booty.
Chairman Morse and Senator
Cooper, Republican, of Kentucky &C
companied by representatives of the
Army and State Departments, Wis
tied the Aleshire Quartermaster De-
pot at Front Royal, Va. yesterday to
check the brands of some Of the
foreign horses quartered there.
Senator Morse, who dominated the
groups last session Friday with a
discussion of information submitted
by the two departments, said last
night that he intended to 60 further
into the complicated matter.
The horses were brought to the
United States unaccompanied by
any papers showing them to be
purebred. The American Breeding
Association contested their status
and requested thev be returned to
Europe. They were to have been
shipped back November 6, but were
kept here as a result of protests by
Senator Morse and Senator May
bank, Democrat, of South Carolina.
The Oregon Senator questioned
the Hungarian governments owner
ship of the animals and the Govern
ment's decision to make the ship
ment.
Evening star., 1947-12-07
soc Increase Is Defended
By Oil Association Head

OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. (P>.-
Merle Becker, president of the In
dependent Petroleum Association Of
America, today defended the in
come of so cents per barrel being
offered yesterday and today by
major oil companies for crude oil.
In a statement at an Interstate
Oil Compact Commission meeting
here, Mr.. Becker said that the in
crease is not only justified but
that it is conservative step.
With the present price advance,
crude oil has only increased 38
per cent above prewar prices. The
increase, needed to meet increased
operating costs, provides the in
centive to drill more wells. Only
the continued critical shortage of
steel can now retard maximum
drilling activity" Mr.. Becker said.
Earlier in the day the compact
commission elected Gov. Beauford
Jester of Texas chairman for the
coming wear.
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Major Oil Companies
Fall in Line With Soc
Raise in Crude Price
BY the Associated Press


| TULSA, Okla, Dec. 6-Major oil
companies in the Southwest and
the East today fell in line with
the 5o-cent-per-barrel increase in
the price of crude.
Three companies Immediately
meeting the increase posted earlier
by the Sun OIL Co. here were the
Phillips Petroleum, Dell Oil and
Gas Co. and the Ben Franklin Re-
fining Co.
The company announcements said
the increases would be effective
throughout their fields of operation.
Magnolia Petroleum Co. an
nounced at Dallas yesterday it
would increase the crude oil price
so cents a barrel in all fields where
ut is purchaser.
Immediately the Sinclair Oil Co.
and its subsidiaries, Sinclair Prairie
and Sinclair Wyoming Oil Co.. an
nounced 4 similar increase in all
areas in which they operate. In
creases also were announced by
White Eagle Oil Purchasing Co.,
Kansas City division Of Socony
Vacuum Oil Co.
The Tulsa Office of the Pure Oil
Co. announced today its posted
price on crude oil will be raised so
cents in Oklahoma and Kansas, the
two States in its territory. Cham
plain Refining Co., Enid, Okla. an
nounced a similar increase today.
At Corpus Christie, the Southern
Minerals Corp, which purchases
approximately 10000 barrels of crude
daily in South Texas, announced a
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Probe Of Lunchroom
In Municipal Center
To Begin Tomorrow

Investigation of the alleged vio-
lation of the District health code by
the Municipal Center lunchroom
will be started tomorrow, DR.. Reid
R. Ashworth, director of the Bureau
of Food Inspection, announced yes
terday.
Henry Jenkins, supervisor of in
spectors, and George Walsh, who in
spected Government cafeterias, will
conduct the investigation. The
Evening star., 1947-12-07

Health Department is expected to
file its report with the Commits
sioners sometime next week. The
report will make a sweeping con-
demnation, a health official said.
The Fire Department is expected
to complain that there is only one
door in the lunchroom.
The Health Department expects
principal opposition to come from
the fact that there is no separate
room to store food and no separate
room for a kitchen. The kitchen
is hidden behind several screens.
The lunchroom uses paper dishes
and cups and wooden spoons, be-
cause there are no facilities for
sterilizing dishes.
The lunchroom feeds about 900
persons daily. The customers are
members of the Police Department
Evening star., 1947-12-07

and civilian employees of the District.
When the building was construct
ed. provisions were made for a
cafeteria in the northwest end of
the building, but it was never COM
pleted. 1t is now used for storage.
The walls are not plastered, accord
ing to Edward P. Brooke, superin-
tendent of the District Building, and
it would take about 100000 to put
it in shape for cafeteria.
Evening star., 1947-12-07

similar increase. All increases were
effective today.
In Pennsylvania. six major oil
companies today joined Sinclair. in
raising the price of Pennsylvania
crude Gil so cents barrel, bringing
the current price to S., effective to-
day.
Companies announcing increases
there today were the South Pennoil
Co., Bradford; Quaker State Oil Co.,
Oil City; Waverly Oil Co. of Pitts
burgh; Valvoline Oil Co., Butler:
Freedome Oil Co., Beaver, and Re-
public Oil Refining Co., Pittsburgh.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28

cinov Avstrjsk sindka zarad ega price vztrajno
borbo prot tenn nezdravm poavom zanasajoc Sc pri tenn
pod in sodelovanje vseh naprednih elementoV
Avstriji, vsega avstrijskega delovnega ljudstva.
Korak korak epta sedanj avstrijski rezim sklepe
Moskovske konerence, kolkor nanaSajo avstr
sko vprasanje Kakor znano, je bill okviru Moskovske
konerence treh vekih zaveznskh drzav Amerike, Ve
like Brtane in Sovjetske - dine 80. oktobra 1943
spreet sklep katerim izrazajo tri veke se svoe
gase gede ea da zopet vzpostavi svobodna in neod
vsna Avstrja Predstavni treh velikh sill pozva Av
strijo maj prekne htlerevsko Neco in maj pridru
Zdruzenim narodo opozarajoc jo ma to- da Sc bo ob
obravnavanju vprasana meme odgovornos gede sodelo
vana vojn Hitlerjevi stran uposteva prspevek Av
STRIFE osvoboditv Yes povoni razvo proz dokaz "a
to, da e Avsra sa mmo skepov Moskovske konference
Do konca vojne je ostala Avstra Hitlerjeve
Nemcije in nj odzvala pozvu gede preknitve Mem
clio in prkljucitve Zdrzenim narodom Tudi ne zvaja
avstrska vada nobene deokratizacie avstrske dzave
Nj na nobenega sedu glede tega da bi uveljavalo
prizadevane emelito precscenje vsega avstr
skega zivena vseh nacsticnh fassticnh in protifas
sticnih elementov Avstrska judska stranka e dobla
vecino pr novemberskih volitvah je zbrala svoh
stab avstrske protdenokraticne elements. tenn je
prepre:ia demokratcen preporod Avstrije:~
(Datjc prihodmOc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
Vabilo ma veliki shod
Amerisko-slovenskega
kongresa

Cleveland, o. - V petek I'VE
Ger (danes) dne %. februarja
ste vsi vabljeni, da Sc udelezite
shoda Amerisko slovanskega
kongresa, XII Sc bo vrsil v Slo-
venskem narodnem domu ma ST..
Clair Ave. oh 7:3O uri zvecer.
Ma tenn shodu boste slisali
porocilo delegatov ma Vseslo-
vanskem kongresu, XII Sc je vr-
Sill v Belgradu.
Mary Pirinsky in Mic h a el
Tkach, XII sta Sc nahajala v Ju-
goslaviji 8 tednov in sta sc sele
pred enim mesecem povrnila v
Zedinjene drzave potujeta po
raznih veejih mestih pod avspi-
clio Ameriskega slovanskega
kongresa in porocata O dogod-
kin v danasnji JugoslavUi.
Vsi Slovani sc 1noramo zave-
dati, da' zivimo v zelo kriticnih
casih in samo pravilnim razu-
mevanjem, ter resnim in poste-
MIN poukom glede raznih do
godkov, bono znali pobijati la
Ii, katere Sc tn v Ameriki sirijo
proti Jugoslaviji. Torej, pridite,
da slisite resnico!
Poleg porocila bodo ma pro-
gramu tudi ostale zelo lepe toe
ke. lapel DO nekoliko pesmi zna-
nj ruski baritonist VIM. Kokosz-
ka, ukrajinska skupina pa bo
podala ukrajinske narodne pie
Sc. Hrvaski tamburaski orke-
ster in mas pevski zbor ii"Zar-
ia" bosta tudi podala vsak po
nekoliko took. =
Vstopnina je "a vsakega pro
sta in de zeleti, da Sc napolni
dvorano SIND. Torej, Sc enkrat
pridite vsi. Vstop v dvorano bo
dovoljen BE oh Z. uri zveeer.
Ia odbor
Josie Zakrajsek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
"Svet brez sovrastva"

Cleveland, O. Slovensko
dramatieno drustvo Ivan Can
kar" vprizori v nedeljo 16. mar
ca oh Z. uri zvecer krasno novo
dramo "Svet brez sovrastva" !,
katero je spisala Mira Pucova.
Drama je v treh dejanjih in Sc
vrsi v ljubljanskih politienih "a
porih "a casa nemske okupaci-
je. Slicne igre Sc doslej nismo
imeli ma nobenem slovenskem
odru v Ameriki. Zato ste vsi
ljubitelji DIR a m tike prijazno
vabljeni, da pridete ma predsta-
vo, Xxi jo poda dramaticno dru-
stvo Ivan Cankar" v avditori-
ju Slovenskega narodnega do
ma, CALI St. Clair Ave. Vstop-
nina je samo IS centov, da Sc
tako omogoci vsakemu, da Sc
udelezi te predstave.
Dramaticno drustvo "Ivan
Cankar' je zadnje case igralo
"a dobrodelne namene, kot "a
mladinsko bolnisnico, SANS it'd.
Ia predstava pa je "a korist
drustvene blagajne, da 81 uredi
tudi svoje zadeve. Vstopnice
imajo V predprodaji igralci in
blagajnik, John Pollock. To je
zadnja predstava v sezoni 1916
AZ. Vstopnice dobite tudi pri
Rudolph Kozanu, 6506 St. Clair
Ave.
Drustvo Ivan Cankar' je ze
prekoracilo 28 let svojega plo-
donosnega della. V par letih bo-
mo praznovali ze 3O-letnico.
Drustvo vabi vse tiste, XII Sc
zanimajo "a dramatiko, da pri-
stopite kot clani v drustvo in
Sc udejstvujete. Posebno Sc po-
trebuje mlade moci. Vecin a
ustanoviteljev drustva sicer Sc
zivi, toda so sc utrudili in MISC
vec aktivri. Zato drustvo zeli
dobiti v svojo sredo mlade moci,
da bi nadaljevali zapocetim
delom in vodili slovensko dra-
matiko Sc mnogo let. Mnogo
upanja Sc stavi ma bivse ucence
Slovenske sole SIND, da pristo-
pite k dramskemu drustvu Ivan
Cankar'. Bodocnost je vasa.
Pazite prihodnjih izdajah
ma opis te krasne drame "Svet
brez sovrastva' in rezervirajte
81 nedeljo 16. marca zvecer, da
gotovo pridete ma predstavo.
Igro rezira JOS. Skuk, eden IL
med ustanoviteljev drustva, in
vloge imajo V rokah najboljse
igralke, XII SO vse jetnice in zrt-
We nacizma.
Erazem Gorshe, predsednik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
Crna borza

Cleveland, O. - Vprasanje
nastane kdo podpira crno bor-
20? Nasi zastopniki v Washing
tonu, XII nimajo nobene postave
"a kontrolo zivljenskih potreb-
scin dajejo spekulantom po-
polno prostost, da postavljajo
Gene kot sami zelijo. Zato &c
gres V trgovino, da 81 kup;s ne
kaj, kar najbolj potrebujes, mo-
ras placati kolikor zahtevajo.
Temu so krivi nasi zastopniki v
Washingtonu.
Kako bi Sc dalo spremeniti to
misljenje, odnosno stalisse, teh
nash zastopnikov? Dobro ze-
lezno metlo je treba vzeti 70
Ike in pomesti cell Washington
Slisal sem osebe, XII so priso-
stvovali Slovanskemu kongresr
v Belgradu in XII so povedali, da
" Jugoslaviji nj crne borze. Ia
kai neki ne? Zato ker V Jugo-
slaviji ina vlada vse Gene pod
svojo kontrolo in tisti, XII kris,
postavo, je kaznovan. Tu nj IL
jeme, vsi so pred zakonom ena-
XII!
Tu V Zedinjenih drzavah ina
10 prvo besedo razni spekulanti
Kar zahteio "a sebe, to tudi do
bio. JAZZ bi svetoval vsem orga-
nizacijam in drustvom, da zdru-
zeno protestirajo V Washing
ton, da povedo nasim zastopni,
kom maj upostevajo tudi nase
misljenje in zelje. &c ne drugo
maj postopajo z vsemi enako,
ne da Sc SPECIALIZATION dajejo
privilegije.
V Nemciji so ameriski vojak'
sami sirili crno borzo in proda-
jail cigarette ma crni borzi. Ze-
dinjene drzaVe posljajo blago
Nemcijo, XII jo hocejo obdrz2-
ii pod svojim vplivom, to blago
pa Sc prodaja ma crni borzi.
Tako je tudi V Italiji, kjer Sc
vedno kradejo pakete, XII jih po-
siljamo nasim sorodnikom.
Povsod v slovanskih drzavah
unicujejo crno borzo v ostalih
krajih pa jo namenoma podpi-
raio. Slovanski narodi so sc
zbudili in zahtevajo skupne pra-
vice. Zavedajo Sc, da so kot
drugi narodi upraviceni do svo-
je popolne svobode.
Vsem zavednim Slovanom src-
ne pozdrave!
]. Markich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
, spat, da bo Sci drugi dan ma
"stak markie" gemblat.

"stak markie" gemblat.
In res gre Donald drugi dan
ma "stak market. incl .je sre-
co takoj prvi dan in prinese do.
NOV toliko denarja, da bi moral
Tomaz 100 let delat ma WPA
da bi ga zasluzil, a Neza bi mo.
rala stiskat najmanj 200 let,
da bi ga spravila ma stran.
10 vidi Agata kaksno srecc
ina Neza, poslje Ceneta ma
"stak markic', da tudi on po-
skusi sreco z njenim denarjem.
Kar naenkrat postane vse
drugace pri Bfcetovih. Neza Sc
odloci, da Sc bodo mufali ma
hajc. Imela bo "fur kovt" in
kupili bodo "Kadilak" avtomo-
bill in dali Sc bodo zapisat v
"sejajti".
No, in res jih vidimo boga-
te v tretjem dejanju. Najlepse
jih opise sluzkinja betty Ka-
peD in sicer svoji prijateljici pc
telefonu:
"Oh, ne - to MISC nobena
gospoda, to so nasi Kranjci -
SUR, ia, ia. Pa ne smes nikomur
povedat. -- Yes, tastar je Sc
pred trent meseci delav ma re-
lif zab - Sur! Pa Sc preje so
bill pa ma ceriti - ia, ia! Ia
stara prav, da so b'li ma ceri. -
Al nj to spasn? Yes, zdaj so Sc
pa vrinli ma "stack market" -
Pa, ia! Tastara pravi "stak mar
kic'. Grozno so fani. Yes, kar
zjutraj Sc tastara navlece take
obleke gor, da Sc vse "a MO VIE
&c. Pa tt sara eel dan in flore
pometa. - ia, ia! Uh, kako je
FAM! Tastar pa hodi v trdmu
krogecu kot bi kov pozrv.
"Imamo tudi bordarja Gene
zolna. Je prav pustjak, ia pee
lar. - ia, ia! Sur, pust je kot
zvirca. Yes, zdej SO pa prsle dive
IL Montana. Ena je vdova, al je
pa mejbi divors. Pa strela "a IT,
sto peclarsko puscobo. - ia,
"a, sur bi ga rada vjagala. No,
on pa kar brenci in bono kmal
mel vedink. - Ia druga je pa
tiearka, Sc lovi pa "a Donaldom.
- ia, ia! Yes, pa ga ina ia.
stara fanta taku pot copato, da
Sc jo Sc pogledat ne upa. Vec
pa je tud tica ia ticarka, zme-
rom ga sill k 81, kokr bi Sc nj
kol ne vidla vode in orsna - ia,
ia! O, Sc DO ze nalimav. Vcera
so sli vsi ma munki ajland. Sur,
kot bi jim bio treba drugam
Dale ma 4. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

sicer potom podruznice SANSa
st. 48.
Nadalje je darovalo $1,000 "a
Prosvetno Matieo, $1,000 "a ci-
talnico Slovenskega delavskega
donna ma Waterloo Rd. in $50
"a "Proletarca".
Vse to je darovalo, ker so dive
zadnje plesne prireditve bile ze-
10 uspesne.
Anton Jankovich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-28
Velikodusni dar Glanstva
Soc. kluba st. 49 J. S. z.

Cleveland, 0. - Clanstvo soc.
kluba St. 49 JSZ je ma zadnji
seji sklenilo, da daruje isto kot
lanskega leta vsoto Cd $1OO "a
otrcSko bolniSnico V Sloveniii in