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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
Najlepsa godba

~JASPO0 6OAOO
Imenitni glasbeniki so sc po-
govarjali in prickai, katerega
godala glas je najprijetnejsi.
Ia je hvahl gosli, oni orglje,
tretji flavto it'd. Naposled vpra-
sajo tudi moza, XII je dosedaj IT,
no poslusal te razgovore, mai
pove, katerega godala glas maj
bolj ugaja MENU.
"Meni?" odgovori MOI, "meni
najbolj ugaja, &c slisim, da cvr-
ci pecenka ma ognIscu'.
Kdo je vecji mojster
Slavna glasbenika Mozart in
Haydn sta Sc prickala, kdo igra
spretneje ma klavh:. Zmenita sc,
da postavi drug drugemu napev,
XII maj ga preigra. Najprej po-
stavi Haydn Mozartu tezko
skladbo. Mozart sede ter igra
gladko in brez tezave do kon-
ca. Nato postavi Mozart Hayd-
nu napev. Haydn sede ter igra
veselo dalje. zdajci pa obstane,
rekoc: 'Ljubi prijatelj to ne
gre! Te note maj igram desno
roko, te tukaj levo, a tukaj ma
sredi je Sc ena nota, XII mai jo
udarim istocasno z oninai; to nj
mogocev
''Nic lazjega negoli tor pravi
Mozart. Sede h klavirju ter
igFa. 10 pride do omega mesta,
udari tudi 2 nosom po tipki. Ta-
ko je znaagal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
SkRA
Is. junija 1947

Nekdo je incl mlin in krcmo
pod emo streho. Nekega dne SO
mu oeitali pivci, da ina pre-
.majhno nero "a pijaco, XII jim
jo prodaja. ''Nic ne sleparim"
Jim rece posestnik; ia kolikor
imam v gostilnici premajhno
nero, "a toliko imam vecjo v
mlinu, kadar merlin vam in Sc
BIZ"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
MADzARSKA NE POTRE-
RUJE NUJNO POMOG 4.
WASHINGTON. 16. i,li1i

WAoKd11NOION, 10. WnIJa.
- Richard F. Allen, XII je bill
imenovan "A ADMINISTRATORS "a
relifni program v znesku. $780,
900, 900, je izjavil, da Madzar-
ska ne potrebuje nuino pomoc
v psenici, ker Sc tam zacne zelo
zgodnja zetev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
uREDNIKOVA PO$TA
sPoroEilo o delu
Progresivnih Slovenk

|
Cleveland, O. " "Proletar-
icu" sem danes citala med poro-
cilom o konferenci "Prosvetne
Matice, da SO tamkajsnje (chi-
caske) napredne zenske sugeri-
rale, da bi ustanovile krozek
"Progresivnih Slovenk', ker je
v Chicagu veliko naprednih zen
in deklet in nj dvoma, da ne bi
krozek "Progresivnih Slovenk"
dobro napredoval.
Upamo, da bodo tudi po dru-
9Th nasih naprednih naselbinah
zenske ustanovile svoje krozke
in postale clanice "Progresiv-
nih Slovenk".
Ma zadnji konvenciji SANSa
so bile "Progresivne Slovenke"
v velikem stevilu zastopane. Ma
Sc glavne uradnice Cilka Subelj
in Josie Zakrajsek so izrabile
priliko in nagovarjale zunanje
delegatinje, da po svojih nasel-
binah organizirajo 'Progresivne
Slovenke".
SANSova konvencija je tudi
dala veliko priznanje "Progre-
sivnim Slovenkam", "a njih po-
zrtvovalno delo, katerega so vr-
sile okvirju SANSovih podruz-
mic. Posebno nase domace po-
druznice Sc tega zavedajo in pri-
znajo, da so "Progresivne Slo-
venke" veliko pomagale, da je
uspeh pri nabiranju obleke, pri-
spevkov in ziveza bill tako sija-
jen.
Ko je bill precitan referat JAN
ko Rogelja 20 nasem zenstvu"
Sc je prijavilo vec delegatov k
besedi in ko je tajnik podruzni-
&c st. 48 SANSa, Durn, incl "a
kljucno besedo, Sc je zelo las
kavo izrazil O "Progresivnih
Slovenkah''. Nato mi je neka
nasa clanica pripomnila: cali
nismo res lahko ponosne ma ma
SO organization"
Kar sc tice uspeha konvenci-
je in ogromne udelezbe ma pri-
reditvah oba dneva, so pa re
drugi bolj natancno porocali.
Mogoce pa je tudi to kaj pripo-
moglo k sijaj jnemu uspehu, brez-
placno oglasevanje pred konven-
clio, namrec tisto oglasevanje v
"Ameriski Domovini."
Minulo je re mesec dni, odkar
Sc je v domu ma Recher Ave.
vrsil druzabni vecer, odnosno
konferenca, "Progresivnih Slo-
venk." Pri veliki udelezbi je ma
sa predsednica Subelj imela "a
10 lep in pomemben otvoritveni
govor. Konferenca je bila vse-
skozi zanimiva. Sleherna clani-
ca je izrazila, da bi Sc morali
slicni druzabni veceri vrsiti boil
pogosto. Clanice krozka st. 3 il
Euclida so napekle vseh dobrot
tega sveta. To pecivo jim je slo
tako nitro izpod rok, da sem
re izgubila upanje, da ga bonn
kaj dobila. Navsezadnje sem
vseeno pokusila 6 razlicnih Pc
civ; slednje je bilo boljse cd pr
vega. Razsle smo Sc najbolj-
sem razpolozenju in v upanju,
da sc v kratkem zopet snidemo
pri tako prijaznem veceru.
K temu porocilu lahko pri-
stavim, da smo enoglasno odo-
brile $1,000 "a obrambo "Ena-
kopravnosti' in &c DO potrebno,
bono pa Sc darovale.
Theresa Gorjanc,
krozek st. /
Naro6ajte, Strife in 6itajte
! "Emakopravnost"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
PoroEilo O izletniskih
prostorih SNPJ

|
Cleveland, o. - Nasi odbor-
niki farme so zelo zaposleni, ta-
ko da sploh nimajo casa, da bi
kaj napisali. Zato so mi rekli,
maj pa JAZZ kaj napisem. Pri te-
mu pa sploh ne razumejo, da
smo tudi zenske po svoje zapo-
slene. Maj DO ze kakor ze, bonn
pa vseeno napisal par vrstic.
Minuli teden smo dobili no.
vega oskrbnika in sicer' A. Ker-
zeta. Upamo, da Sc bosta Toni
in njegova soproga kmalu udo-
macila ma farmi. Prepricani
smo, da bosta delala v korist
nasega podjetja.
Prihodnji teden Sc pricne z
gradnjo plesne dvorane; oblju-
bill so, da DO v treh tednih kon-
cana. Vsled obilnega dezja Sc
nj moglo z delom re pref zace-
tt. Ravno tako bi morali biti
prostori "a parkanje re porav-
mani. Delo pa sc DO zacelo ta-
koj, ko sc prostori malo osuse.
Ko DO plesisce dovrseno, Sc
vo vrsila velika odprtija. To bo
re pravocasno porocano v caso-
pisju.
Mas piknik 1. junija je bill pa
zelo zalosten, ker je dezevalo
kot "a stavo cell popoldan. Kljub
temu vremenu bo vseeno pre-
ostal kak desetak. Nadejamp
Sc, da bono imeli vecjo sreco
pri nasi otvoritvi.
Della ma prostorih je veliko.
Clani, kateri innate cas- in vese-
lie, ste naproseni, da pridete
pomagat oh sobotah in nede-
ljah. Minulo nedeljo Sc je. IL
vrsilo precej della; izkopali so
"a temelj postaviti in odstrani-
Ii so nekaj dreves, XII SO bila ma
potu. Ia vse informacije kar
sc tice della lahko poklicete John
Sorza KE O957 ali pa tajnika
Frank Pyke MU 3539.
S tenn novim poslopjem bodo
tudi veliki stroski. Tega Sc tu-
di vecina nash drustev zaveda
in daruje prostovoljne prispev-
ke v ia namen. Vec drustev je
ze dolocilo vsoto v posojilo "a
stavbo. Prav prijazno Sc bo
sprejelo tudi prispevke posa-
meznih clanov in prijateljev far
me. VISA imena darovalcev bodo
priobcena v casopisju.
Ko vnedeljo premisljate, kan
bi Sc peljali, ustavite Sc kar ma
izletniskih prostorih farme
SNPJ. Tam dobite vedno vese-
10 druzbo. Med rednimi poset-
niki sta tudi Mr.. in Mrs. Bashel.
Mr.. Bashel je re nesteto ur brez-
placnega della izvrsil; nikoli ne
odrece ko je cas- "a delo. In tu-
di soproga Manca rada poma-
ga. LIE zadnjic ko je Mrs.
Strancar in Mrs. Sustarsic de-
lala v kuhinji, Sc je hudovala
ma dez. Ampak to jih nj pre-
strasilo, obljubile so, da so pri-
pravljene zopet delati. Tenn lep-
Sc Sc je nasa Manca drzala mi
nulO nedelJO, kO Je lmelO MIN
drustvo "Zdruzeni bratje" pix
mix. Bill je krasen dan in veil
ka udelezba in lep uspeh. No,
kdo pa Sc ne bi lepo drzal?
Redna mesecna seja sc bo vr-
sila v cetrtek 10. junija v SIND
ma St. Clair Ave. Zastopniki ste
proseni, da sc v polnem stevilu
udelezite.
Thereza Gorjanc,
zapisnikarica.
testirajo Zedinjene drzave?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
Evangelist Lukez


Slavni Lessing je 'prisel v krc-
mo. Sedel je "a mizo in ker mu
je bio dolgcas, je vel knjigo
ter cital. Takoj "a MIN pride
drug COST. Ko vidi Lessinga v
knjigo zamaknjenega, mu pogle-
-da preko ramena v knjigo ter
vprasa:
"Kdo pa ste, gospod?"
Lessing, nejevoljen zbog te
predrznosti, odgovori ma KRAFT
ko: Evangelist Lukez!"
Kakor znano, sc slika ia svet-
mix z volom, XII mu gleda preko
ramena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
Ne prevec terjati

A'~ r. WV wa Js~SA
V krcmo je prisel COST ter "a
hteval wreck piva in golas. Pi-
vo je bilo dobro, a v golasu je
nasel koscek cunje. Hitro jo
natakne ma vilice, jezno poklice
krcmarja, mu pokaze cunjo in
rece:
"Krcmar ,kaj ste mi to pri-
Krcmar pa odgovori prav
hladno:
.t"I no, cunja je cunja sal VEN
dar ne boste zahtevai, da YAM
morebiti "a vasih borih petde-
set vinarjev prinesem cello suk-
njo"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
PrehitrO veselie


Slikar: "Oddaste Ii to sobo!"
Gospodinja: "Da, gospod! -
DWajset kron bo treba placati
ma mesec!"
Slikar: "Dobro! - Vzamem
jo!"
Gospodinja: "Smem Ii vpra-
sati, kom mi je cast govori-
ti?"
Slikar: "Umetnik semi"
Gospodinja: "Umetnik? -
No, to je lepo! Imam mladega
psa pri hisi, tega morate kaj
naueiti!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
DOBER TEX!

Franc Rabelais je spisal humo-
risticno-satiricen roman Gar
gantua ct Pantagruel, kjer popi-
suje v klasicnem jeziku salji-
vo porogljivostjo in izredno do
misljijo razkosne pojedine orja-
ka Gargantuea in njegovega ST.
ma. S tenn delom Sc je pisatelj
zelo zameril ruhovskemu stanu,
ceprav je bill sam redovnik in
pozneje svetni kanonik.
Ma ogromne obede popisane
v tel knjigi Sc Sc spomnimo, ko
beremo, da je pek Zaharias leta
1870 OBJ prihodu Viljema I. in
njegovega sina v Drazdane, spe-
kel hleb, dolg 18 vatlov, sirok
osem vatlov in visok poldrug &C.
veil Zen saski vatel je 0.565 me-
ira, en- skorenj je O.314 metra).
Ia ia hleb je porabil pek 18
mernikov moke, poldrugo tono
drozi, 326 vrcev mleka, 1900
jajc in tri funte muskata. Da so
spekli to pogaco, so morali ma
lasc "a to zgraditi izredno dolgo
pee in jo opremiti pripravo,
katero, so sprawl pogaco v pee
in IL peel. In to pogaco je pelja-
10 ma posebnem ogredju osem
vprezenih konj v slovesnem
sprevodu vseh drazanskih Pc
kov k dvornemu obedu. Ogrom-
nj noz, XII so MIN rezali poga-
Go, Sc Sc dandanes hrani v Draz-
danih.
Nekaj manjsih, a Sc vedno
precej velikih, je bilo osem hle-
bov in sest prest, XII so jih spekli
peki v Koeningsbergu ma Prus-
KEN. V ia namen so uporabili II
mernikov moke. Leta 1901 so jim
nosili peki "a Novega leta dan
skozi omenjeno mesto.t
| Istocasno pa SO nosili mesar-
ski pomocniki, bilo jih je 1O5,
900 funtov tezko klobaso, XII je
merila 1,005 vatlov. Ia to klo-
base so uporabili 180 prekajenih
gnjati in 1872 funta popra.
Nato so peki in mesarji skup-
no pojedli hlebe, presto in kloba-
Sc.
Neko drugo porocilo We "a
drugo ogromno klobaso. V Nu-
ernbergu so napravili mesarji
leta 1914 il 1873 funtov slanine
in svinjine in 20 funtov popra
klobaso, dolgo 493 vatlov. Me-
riti bi sicer morala 500 vatlov,
toda petim mojstrom, XII so klo-
base pripravljali, je pocilo Gre
vo, preden SO dokoncali delo, "a
to so jo morali skrajsati "a Sc
dem vatlov.
Ce je Nemcija bila (danes Sc
veda ni), dezela klobas, je pa
Anglia bila dezjela pudingov;
18. augusta leta 1864 so pripra-
viii pudding, teak mad 700 kilo-
gramov. Zanj so uporabili I 500
kilogramov rozin, $50 kilogra-
NOV grozdink, 125 kilogramov
sladkorja, 100 kilogramov obist-
ne mascobe, so kilogramov ci-
tronata, 4,5OO jajc, 10 stekle-
mic ruma in Is kilogramov di-
say. Ker MISC imeli tako velikega
prtica, so zavili vso zines v ja-
dro, namazano S rs kilogramov
masla, polozili jo v kotel il mai
finejse belle plocevine in sele to
plocevino v velik kotel. Polaga-
ME sc je vrsilo skripcem.
Pudding Sc je kuhal pet dni in
pet noci, zauzili pa so ga v Pc
tin cetrtih ure.
Precejsnjo tezo je incl sir, ma
pravljen il mleka $50 krav. Ia.
| sir je dobila angleska kraljica
Viktorija v dar oh priliki svoje
poroke leta 1910. =
BRUCE NnENOVAN IA "
AMBASADORJA v AR
GENTINI -..
o.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18

Noro6ajte, Strife in citajte
fEaakoprav'sost!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
BRUCE INfENOVAN IA
AMBASADORJA v AR
GENTINI .e

WASHINGTON, ~. junija -
.Predsednik Truman je danes
.imenoval James Brucea "a no.
vega ameriskega ambasadorja v
IArgentini. Bruce bo. zavzel me-
jsto George Messerslnitha, XII je
nedavno podal ostavko.
Y "EAdkoprGus0sti" dobite
vedNO suede dnevne novice q do
'godkih ne, svet4 Il. donaai
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-04-17
Wilbur Mills to Sing
With Capella Choir

Wilbur Mills, Kennewick, has
been named as one of four second
tenors chosen to accompany the
Eastern Washington College of
Music a capella choir on their
six-day spring tour which will
begin April 20 and include pre-
sensations in Ia cities.
Wilbur will hear the 32-voice
choir on April 20. Other stops
will be at Grand Coulee Dam,
Okanogan, Omak, April 81; Cash
here and Wenatchee. Anril %;
Yakima, April %; Selah, Topper
ish and Sunnyside, April "a;
Prosser, Pasco and Cornell, April
25. William Lloyd Rowles is di-
rector of the group.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-04-17
Auxiliary Head
Urges Poppy Sale

Help and hope is the meaning
OF the Memorial Poppy to. those
who are paving the human rosf
of our world war victories Mrs.
Margaret Van Patten rehabilita-
ton chairman of Robert w. Ely
unit of the American Legion Aux
lllary, stated today as the Aux
lilary continued preparations TOR
the annual observance of Poppy
Day, May Oath. s.
All the money contributed by
those who wear peoples in mem
DRY of the war dead goes to aid
the wars living victims, the dis
abled veterans, their families and
the families of the dead, ;, she -ex-
planned. "The dimes, quarters
and dollars dropped into the con-
tribution boxes of the volunteer
poppy workers are the principal
source of support for the continu-
Gus rehabilitation and child well
fare work of the Auxiliary"
The government does much for
the disabled but the government
cannot do everything. There are
many veterans and veterans fam
lilies which do not come within the
legal provisions for compensation.
There are many others whose
compensation is too meager to
meet their needs. There are many
fields of service into which Of
fetal agencies cannot reach and
there the Auxiliary goes with ala
made possible by the poppy con-.
tributionS.
These are our disabled veter-
and and dependent families. Their
sacrifices were made in our de-
Tense. Poppy Day gives us all an
onnortunity to do something for
them ourselves, to help them
little as they pay in suffering and
hardShips for our war. victories
The human cost of war is so un-
equally divided among us-some
paying so bitterly while most of
us pay little or nothing. Buying
and wearing a poppy shows that
we, at least. recognize and are
grateful for their sacrifices"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-04-17
Amer. Legion Auxiliary
Attended PaScO BANQUET

A large attendance from the
Robert w. Ely Unit No. 80,
American Legion Auxiliary, at
tended the banquet at Pasco
Legion hall Thursday evening,
April 10th, honoring Mrs. Mona
Elliott, department president and
Hazel Clark, 9th district president.
Mrs. O'Hara, wife of the depart
ment commander of the Legion
was also a guest.
The following presidents of
various units We're introduced:
Mrs. Caroline Hunt, Kennew1ck;
Mrs. Houston, Pasco; Mrs. Good
speed, Richland; Mrs. Colley,
Connell; Mrs. Thompson acted
from Prosser.
After the joint banquet with
the Legion and women met at the
U.S.O. building and heard Mrs.
Elliott's talk 'sthe story of the
American Legion Auxiliary and
why join the Auxiliary. Mrs.
Clark also addressed the meeting.
Mrs. Elliott was presented a
coin corsage by Mrs. Carolyn Hunt
and Mrs. Clark'S was presented by
Mrs. Thompson.
Girls State" was explained and
Mrs. Ruth Simmelink will have
charge of arrangements from the
Kennewick Auxiliary.
After the meeting dance was
held at the Legion hall.
The regular meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary at
KenneWick will be held Thursday
evening, April 18th at 8 o'clock
at the Legion hall. The men will
serve refreshments and arrange
for the program.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-04-17
Labor Outlook
ln,l,r YES Here

49, or,tTo9k for this area
- iranrove4 his month ana
-'llc ! definite trend toward in
shows Improvement The stu
creaseu s,nnned up in the fol-
Iar'l II,,.,,r,ion Activity Increasing
obstruction was the only in
Cohsu NJ EASING employment in
5us.- srea during March, however
this are nscted high employment
,,as not reached due to ma
'legei N sboriages. During April,
EUR ,ssor demand from the o 1000 proc roc
s .ss industry VIII oexeiop anu
ess'A5 n,id-May construction en-
0isovraent will increase.
r ,oossmpIoyment is Down
shere is a surplus of unskilled
In lns and many skilled and semi
ia a!,,,J . worker are unemployed
s s.rt If the time due to the short
par Of construction materials.
az s,u,s for unemployment benefits
I ,laned from $40 the first of
a sis4eh to CTS tie last week of
e !ne I Of Unskilled Workers
' rpod processing and an increase
:. S Construction activity in the
=, of April and May will
men men employment for a large num-
~ ii unskilled workers, but will
~. nee all of the available local
~. umn Nv All Of the skilled crafts
,osn in the construction trades
, NIL he utilized during the coming
months. There may be some
, shortage in a few classifications.
0fn-ortunities for Nurses and
siaowsphsfs
TSe General Electric Company
II Richland needs stenographers
and nurses. Living conditions
- nav are good. Anyone quail
fed TO take these positions would
establish themselves in permanent
endowment at very good salaries
with working conditions above the
average.
Every effort. has been made to
obtain nurses and stenographers,
but there seems to. be a shortage
Of these classifications every
where. Special refresher courses
| iw stenographers have been es-
ttlished at the high school. This
vi] help some but not enough.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-04-17
4-H LEADERS

All Club Leaders of Benton
county, will meet at the Benton
City Hutment, April oath at 800
p. m. to reflect council officers
and develop plans for All county
wide programs.
This will also enable the new
agents to meet all All Club lead
ers. Miss Lois Scantland, State
Agent, will be here from Pullman
to assist in the Leader Training
meeting.
All Club Girls, under the
leadership of Mrs. Mary Brooks,
Mrs. L. j. Shoemaker, and Mrs.
Russell Webber Of Benton City
will serve refreshments to the
group.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-04-17

Interwoven as is the love of
liberty yith every ligament of your
hearts, no recommendation of
mime is necessary to fortify or
|Iu1tirm the attachment. George
aShingtQn.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-04-17
JR. GUILD posTpoNEp

The Episcopal Junior Guild will
meet Monday, April 81 at the
Gene Spaulding home. Mrs. Her
man Schmidt will talk on altar
preparations and duties, using the
active vesselsand cloths during her
lecture. This meeting is in the
place of the regular meeting which
was postponed from April IA.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-04-17
nnfs Here

VISITS HERE
". H. Clulow, of Annacortes,
visited over the weekend at the
Lane X. Larson home. Mr.. CluloW
is ! former Kennewick resident,
leaving Kennewick about Is years
af0
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07
Labor Takes Two Hour Recess In Protest

ANCHORAGE, (P)-More than 1000 workers left their jobs in Anchorage and Ketchikan yeSter- day afternoon to attend mass pro test meetings against the proposed Territorial referendum on outlaw ing the closed shop in Alaska.
 Reports from Juneau said that while workers there did not par ticipate in the scheduled Territory wide stop work meeting, the Amer ican Federation of Labor and Con- gress of Industrial organizations there. had called a special mass meeting for tonight to discuss the closed shop" referendum.
 Three delegates were named at the joint AFL-CIO meeting in Ketchikan to go to the Legislature and fight their way to the floor if necessary to protest the pro- posal.
 The delegates were Verne AL bright, CIO longshoremen's secre- tary; John Olofson, CIO-Alaska fisheries union; and Al Daniels, president of the AFL central labor council. They were instructed to demand action on the teachers pay raise bill and protest humiliation" of the child labor and wage and hour bills, and the killing of the aid to dependent children legisla- ton.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07
Abandon Salvage Of SS. North Sea

SEATTLE, (F) - Salvors have abandoned all hope of saving the Northland Transportation com pany's passenger vessel, the North Sea, fast of reef near Bella Bella, B. C., since February 13, William Semar, Northland general man ager, announced today.
 He said she had broken her back and is counted a total loss.
 She struck on Porter reef, 12 miles west of Bella Bella in the inside passage, enroute here from Alaska. Passengers and crew were removed by fishing vessels without mishap.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07
Lewis Has No Suggestion On Future Strike

WASHINGTON, (4') - John L. Lewis told the Senate labor com mittee today that he has no sug- gestiOns "at this time on how to prevent another nationwide coal strike.
 The united mine workers leader made that statement in answer to question by chairman Taft CR.- Ohiol. Lewis suggested to the com mittee that the miners diffesenceS with coal operators could be set tied if the government would cease using a blackjack"
 In answer to Taft's query whe- ther he has any suggestions for preventing a miners strike, Lewis said:
 No, I don't. That's a matter of litigation before the court. I doubt if can make any contribution at this time"
 The mine leader referred to an
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The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07
Western Union To
 Delay Strike Action

WASHINGTON, (Ho - 50,000 Western Union employees decided today to delay filing 30-day strike notices pending a conference with the company next Monday in New York. J. A. Payne, chairman of the AFL telegraph industry bargaining branch said they would seek to "learn the company's attitude"
 eff the company wants a strike, they'll get it." Payne said. "We're employing every peaceful means to avoid a strike"
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07

ANCHORAGE, (P)-Sgt. P. R. Benedict of Stockton, Calif., was identified today by the Alaska Air Command as the soldier who died as 14 men leaped from flaming B-29 superfortress near Naknek last Friday.
 The Command announcement said the soldiers parachute opened properly but he received skull fracture as result of jumping in the wind and onto difficult ter rain" The other 13 men landed safely. No trace of the missing plane has been found.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07

NEW YORK, (H0 - The" stock market took it's Sharpest plunge of the year today with prices drop ping S1 to $8 or more a share. The ticker tape fell behind floor trans actions briefly as selling orders piled up in the final half hour
 Liquidation was attributed by commission houses to customers concern over the foreign situation, new predictions of a business re- cession and doubts over wage and tax prospects.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07

JUNEAU, (P)-Epizootic rabies among dogs and foxes along the Arctic coast, in the vicinitieS of Point Barrow and Wainwright, was reported to the Territorial health department today. Two per sons were reported to have been bitten by mad dog at Barrow, and vaccine has been rushed there by air express.
 Other supplies are being sent medical officers for treatment of any others bitten before the out break is controlled.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07

MANILA, (P-A strange coali- ton of former guerrilla forces and collaborators under the Japanese has been formed in the Philippines in opposition to the proposal to grant Americans equal rights with FilipinOs in developing and ex- plotting the natural resources of the islands.
 The coalition between the for mer antagonists has been brought to light in the final campaigning before the national plebisite which will decide the question March II.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07
NEWS IN BRIEF

WASHINGTON, UP)-Pres:dent Truman today proclaimed Mon day, April ', as Army Day and the period of April 6-l2 as Army Week. The proclamation, inviting state governors to issue similar proclamationS to honor the army, reminded American citizens that the army can discharge its duties here and abroad "only with the firm support of our people"