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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-13
Tenor and Basso
Cleaners Local Elects
Officers BY Big Vote

Local l24 of the Amalgamated
Clothing Workers has Just com
pleted one of the most repre-
sentative elections in its history
according 10 an announcement
by Morris Splitter. manager OF
the unions Detroit Joint board.
Local l24 is composed OF In
side help in cleaners and Divers
establishments or about 1900
members. more than 700 cast
ballots in the election. which
reelected all three business
agents OF the local and placed
in office group OF executives
and board members who are ev-
enly divided between the two
racial groups.
Business agents reelected az
ter their first year OF service
are Edgar Cuuic. Bill Williams.
and Raymond Marin.
Officers Elected
President is CLYDE {. Nestle:
vice president Harry Bradley:
secretary. W. NJ. Bradley: treas
urer. Mrs. Ann Demetry. and SER
geant-at-armS. Jake Carter.
Local executive board mem
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-13
Oklahoma U. Students Support
Admission OF Race Scholars

10 ne law school Of the univer-
sitv.
The student newspaper has
been running many letters-to-
the-editor stating positions for
and against admission Quinton
Peters. editor OF the Oklahoma
DAILY student publication, re-
Gently made a ferVent radio plea
for standing over station
WKY on the Editors Speak"
program WKY is powerful
Oklahoma City station
Peters announced that poll
~ students would soon be taken
10 determine their attitude to-
ward admission OF Negro stu
dents He declared that II was
his opinion that sentiment was
strongly IN favor OF II
Another student. Miss Kath-
rYn Hickman. a freshman who
comes from White Head. Okla.
Told the press that she would
be glad TO have Miss Sipuel as
room male. She made her
declaration after touring the
campus OF Langsion University.
the only Negro college in the
state.
Chief problem now being dis
cusscd should The L. s. Su-
prcme Court order the admission
of Miss Sipuel. is where a Negro
student would hve IN Norman
Up 20 now 1t has been lily
white town l, Is 20 miles from
Oklahoma City and Negro stu
dents may be forced 20 COM
.uufr daily
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-13
Lonesome Lad Takes
Over Bus; Heads II ONE

NEW YcRK.-Lonesome for home Edward Robinson 20.
stole New York City Omnibus Corp bus last head
ed tor Wnsion.saem by of the George Washington
BRIDGE
The bridge policeman who the bus with l4ih
Lenox H. stopped the driver.
= headed South Robinson told him shortly
UP o n Wadsworih avenue
police
Robinson charged with grand larceny
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-13
JEWISH LEADERS ASK SUPREME COURT TO VOID COVENANT!
Men Fired On And Beaten
With Pipes During Fights

One man was shot across the
So ehead and another beat about
TIE head with lead pipe last
S,nday m fights that srew out
OF disputes over dollar ana a
whist game and which la u q G d
to,h men m Receiving Hospital
10 treatment
WIFI, Davis - of 4272 18th
received a Supc 'Nal bullet
wound across his forehead when
Eadle Bass pulled = gun from his
peekc, Gu ne fight VITA Davis
and fired one Shot The tWo men
bc -N % heht ai,c ~ 4 Sumcnt
over card game IN Bass home
=, 4sS McNiuie
Dan told pogcc ~ Receiving
II ot'al ,7al Bass escaped from
ihe house alto the shooting NJ
e.. Sr'lth 81 IS, 55+3 Beaver and
Luash Csauhe 4 AZ 49, 18th,
bth az Whus N1c present ~ The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-13
Probers Say No
Fascist Groups
At Work Here

WASHINGTON, D. c. There
Is no evidence of organized fas-
est activities in Detroit. or else
where in the nation, according
10 agents of the House Committee
on Un-American Activities. IL was
announced Tuesday by Pennsyl-
vanla Republican Represent tive
John Mcdowell. in explaining
why no public hearing would be
held on fascist activities
Two separate Detroit lnvestlga-
tons were made by the commit
tees agents but they uncovered
evidence only of groups and in
dlvidualS promoting race hatred.
Mcdowell said.
There are no traces of any
organized group promoting fas-
cism anywhere in the nation.
he declared.
Gerald L. X. Smith. head of the
America First Party. was probcd
in Detroit and he volunteered TO
testify before the committee
In Detroit and elsewhere we
did find examples OF bigotry IN
its worst forms and VIC saw that
some individuals and organiza-
tons are promoting race hatred.
Such bigotiy is not faScism as
understand IL, Mcdowell said
We felt that if some Of the
people who are advancing ha-
tired OF Jews and hatred OF Ne
groes or religious groups were
called before Congressional
committee they would only be
given an opportunity TO air their
views and spread them.
We found that these hate mcr-
chants were largely unImportant
and arc seeking desperately now
for sounding board BY holding
public hearings that could accom-
pliSh nothing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-13
Combined Choirs to Present
The Messiah AT Art
Institute on Dec. IS

ers, and also studied voice under
the nationally known voice tea
cher. Maestro William Herman OF
New York City
The basso Harold 7, Smith, IS
a we'll known basSo cantante OF the
City of Detroit. having received
part OF his training al the Detroit
Conservatory Of Music under
George Mcleod He has sung as
soloiSt in various choirs. lnclud-
ing the Bethel AME Church
Choir where he was Sololst for
years. also the Penn Radio Choir.
and az present he IS the SololSt
for the Great Lakes A Capella
Choir Nj Smiths most outStan-
ding role was that Of the King IN
that memorable production Of
Aida by the Detroit Negro OPP
era in 1889
The accompanies. MIS- Bfun-
nette Turner, Mrs. Alberta Harris.
Mrs. Grace Wales. wife OF Mr..
Wales. above mentioned. and MI
Robert s. Settle are we'll known
and accomplished musicians.
Director Martinez
The director OF this production
is Ramon A. MARTINEZ. who was
choir director of ST oh n 5
Presbyterian Church fol years
end now director for Bethel Pres
byterian Church and we'll known
in Detroit musical circles For
years he has been assistant di-
rector Of the Detroit Negro Opera
under Mr.. Stuart Piggins.
The chorus is composed OF the
choirS of ST. Stephen A. NJ f.
Church. New Grace Baptist
Church, Hartford Avenue Sew
enth Day Adventist Church, and
Bethel Presbyterian Church. aug
mented by volunteer singers from
other choirs TO form an aggrega-
tim ~ about l05 VOicpS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-13

time OF the shooting, We're held
Is police witnesses
Beaten With Lead Pipe
Tom Johnson 56 ol 95l Mad
iSon. was treated al the hospital
for a possible skull fracture at
ter he had been struck ON the
head several times with tape
lined lead pipe welded by aman
he called "SmlttN ~ the home Of
Minnie Allen ST. OF zoo Z Al
ans.
According TO Johnson he was
N'sitlne Minnie Allen ana "Smit-
IS who lives III the Fox Hotel
started an al gumcn, with him
and the woman oNet a dollar
johnson said that Snlttv left
and ctugned with least plpc
and began 10 beat hlm ovc TN c
hcac with
Minnie Allen was held as 20,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-13
Pastor Gets
Stepson To
Surrender

A local pastor this week con-
WINGED his 10 year old stepson
to give himself up to police
after he had fled from an sc-
cidcnt IN which his car killed
Boris Antonoff, 65, 1914 f. Fred
orick.
The Rev Joseph w Clark
pastor of the Apostolic Church.
1000 Dubois. persuaded his step
son. Willie Lloyd ~l9 558 +.
Ferry. 20 give himself up lie
explained that after the acct
dent the youth had become
excited and scared ana had
run away, although police Of
ficials say that he was probably
not at fault
Witnesses have testified that
Antonoff walked into the side
OF Lloyd's car.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-13
Crime SpiraIs
AS Citizens
Shop For Xmas

Crime increases In the city
as citizens carry large sums OF
money ON their person while
doing their Christmas shopping
Clotcc Sander 1913 5l09 Till
ma navenue. lost $50 TO man
who came up behind her and
snatched hcr purse SATURDAY
night.
A teeu-agCr grabbed the purse
OF Marie Brown 40 3l02 Roose-
welt street SATURDAY night near
her home.
A man picked up an l8.Year-
old girl while on her way 10
work and took her in ma
room Plymouth sedan. license
unknown. 10 his room at 360s
Brush. where he kept her
hours. During the time she
was attacked and robbed of
$50.
a 26-yesr-old woman was
forced into an alley at Eliot
and Rivard and attacked early
SUNDAY evening.
Just after midnight. a.
Year-old woman told police =
man came out of the alley
East of Minnesota ssVenue al
Conant and struck her on the
head with his fist. injuring her
eye. He tore off her coat and
tried TO drag her into the al
ley. She fought him off and
he escaped carrying her coat
with him. She stated she knows
the man and met him In a
bar on Conant.
While walking in front OF 1908
Madison. a 32-vcar-old woman
was grabbed by man anc
dragged into an empty lot East
OF 1908 Madison Sunday night
and attacked.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-13

berS are Walter Carey Mrs
Eleanore Boddie. Max Rappaport,
Mrs Lennie Phelps, Bill Plum
mer Ben Markowitz. Joe Wien
er, Bill Rhodes Maids Holley.
Miss Geraldine Arrigonl, Titus
Richards, Morris Horowitz. and
Client Ryborn.
Elected TO the joint board
which is the central body for
all ACWA locals in the city.
were Mrs. Demetry. Eugene Field
man. Jesse DelRose Rappaport.
Carey, Joe Hassal Art Pricbe
Mrs. Esta Mckinney. Rhodes
Miss Alma Hill Miss Rachel
Strong, Miss Rosemary Lane
and Sam Klar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-13
Fire Set To Bed
Burns Z Year
Old Youngster

Two-year old Henry Alexander
Of 223l ST. Aubin. was badly
burned when his four-veal old
sister. playing with matches
fired the bed on which he was
lying Monday afternoon
Attracted by the children's
scream. Mrs Resale Alexander
the child's mother discovered
the fire in time and put il out.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-13

Doctrine
ASsaiIed
Brief Asserts Pacts
Violate Due Process
And Public Policy

WASHINGTON. ID r.
dicial decision voidinr res,,,,,Su'
covenants which discrI,, I've
against racial religious on c,h ,se
groups in real estate trAn,.r, ',',e
was asked last week ~ "oLs
United States Supreme co we
by four national Jewish o,rsa.
cations " sa'l''
In joint brcf hlrd
friends of the court ,hc A."
lean Jewish Committee ,he A.
ii-Dcfamation League az Pm ru
Birth the Jewish War o,l' ''l
OF the u s. and tho fem 1's
Labor Committee challcnoad IN
practice OF barring membcr. m
minority groups from thu
ownership lease or occu,ss'.
OF private property as IN, nn',
iulionaL They argued II yi5lts,
pubic policy as well Is H.
due process clause M ~.
Fifth and Fourteenth Awers
mcnts 10 the Constitution ~
The brief relates 70 to..
cases row pending before ~.
court. These cases involve -,
forts 10 enforce restrictive Gov
enants against Negroes in Nil,
souri, Michigan. and the Di,
trict OF Columbia. The cop,,
IS expected TO hear arqumen,
on them this month.
The racial and resu.c.,e
covenant is an instrument N
oigotry giving aid and tomlor
To acial and religious peem.
dice the agencies con,cnde5
Implicit in such a coycnss,
IS the anti-democratic and falss
raciSt doctrine that undesifsbis
social traits are an attrlbnfe M,
OF the individual but az ~
clal or religious group Snfs
covenants classify an ind d,nl
not on the basis OF his bchavIor
bul on the basis OF his .f
origin. They would deny 5ac lice
choice OF home 10 a C.Uer
Cardozo Or Lin Yutang ~c.sly
because of color or relicaa
"Slums and overcrowda ae
the unacceptable conconil,.., n
restrictive covenants and mt,l
segregation Death. disca>, ma
crime are the nototiou ns.cn
Of overcrowding Int emop
ST., sSeS and tension. hi,b
threaten our democrat ~
arise inevitably when n
religious groups find Thor ,che,
isolated within the communuv
and forced to live In uclm.
scribed segregated area,
Noting that Negroes have ,uf.
fcred most from the pide.
spread use Of restiiclle ,o,e.
nants, The brief furthe stated
that many other groups inslud.
inc MeXicanS. Spanish Amen.
cans. Orientals. Armenian HIN.
duS, Syrians. Turks. Jew and
Catholics have also been ar
fcCtcd
Indian Barred
II cited the case Of full.
blooded American Indisn ord.
cred by 4 lower court 10 cecats
his home and the recen, nc.
dent IN a Washington suburb in
which a group OF home oNues
pctltIoned the Maryland lout
for decree directing non.
Jewish wife 10 GUST her jewish
husband from their oln,ly
)wned home because Of covenant
against Jews.
Even now. democracy is
engaged in world wide
struggle 10 demonstrate its 81.
premacY over eonfendine po-
lltlcal ldeologies. The refusal
of judicial support for racial
restrictive covenants will re.
move a powerful propaganda
weapon from the hands OF de.
moeracY's opponents"
The four agencies declared
they were moved 10 intervene
In the cases because ANY invas.
ION OF the democratic right q
any individual or group under
mines the foundation o, our
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-13

NORMAN Okla. Student
sentiment here IS strongly in
iaVor Of admission Of Negro stu
dents 30 the University OF OK
lahona as the L. s Supreme
Coui, debates the appeal OF Miss
Ada LOUIS Sipuel for admission
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-13

Fo the FIRST time Negroes are
after ptlng major production of
Hanoel'S world famous oratorio.
The Messiah Various other at
temps have been made but not
on IL scale of the rendition that
will De gwen at the Detroit Insti-
tute " Arts at 8 pm. Monday.
Dec ). under the baton OF Ra-
mon 4 Martinez
Tn solo work viii be done by
four artists, well known in the
mus al world The soprano Mrs,
Alync Dumas Lee, has the repu-
tation of being an accomplished
mus an not only IN her singing
art bit also as a director and pi-
anlsi Mrs. Lee for years has bee n
the rector Of the Senior Choir
OF III Hartford Avenue Seventh
Day adventist Church, and has
sung nc solo score Of The Mes
siah' on various occasions.
Miss Georgia Davis, the central
10, Is young singer who has al
ready established reputation
for herself IN the musical world.
Miss Davis developed with the
Robert Nolan Choir. and pursued
her musical studies at Hampton
Institute and also al WAYNE Uni-
verSity. She has won several con-
tests.
Tenor and Basso
Benjamin J Wales the tenor,
has a broad musical background.
he was first discovered singing
the score of Faust at Southern
University in Baton Rouge, La.
He IS college graduate OF Will
berforce University, where he
took part in IT'S musical activities.
and studied voice AZ the School
OF Music Of Whittenburg Univer-
city. in Springfield, Ohio. He was
soloist for the Fisk Jubilee Sing
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
Poziv prijateljem
slovenske pesmi

Maple Heights, O. - Mama
njam vsem cenjenim prijate-
ljem slovenske pesmi, da DO
pevski zbor "Planina' priredil
svoj pomladanski koncert
V nedeljo 20. aprila in sicer v
Narodnem domu ma Stanley
Ave., tocn.o Oh Z. uri zvecer,
koncert DO pod vodstvom Frank
Vauterja, po koncertu pa be
prosta zabava in pies, "a kate
rega DO igral orkester Ludwig
Horvata.
Kot Oh priliki koncerta "Slo-
van" v Euclidu 6. aprila bono
zapeli skupaj ''Zdaj aje vstajenje
dan - vstaja il robstva prost
slovan!" Kot je mas pesnik Ivan
Zorman, napisal v pesmi:
ystajenje Siovana ="
spoznali duso so .slovansko :.
RIO moe cutili plodovito;
hranili neomajeno: vero
" ziv]j,nje Slave vekovito.
Torej ne zamudite te iepe pri.
like 20. a2rila Maple Heights
Ludwig Wreck
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08

jim je pokfonila prosvetni mini
ster tovarisica Lidija sentjurce-
va, ostale pa so nekatere zbrali;
>druge pa kupili "a 20 tisoe di-
marie XII SO prispevali domacini
in domacinke v Zedinjenih drza-
vah in Kanadi, il Martinjaka,
Grahovega, Blocic, Bloske Poll
ce, Lipsenja, Goricic, Gornjega
jezera, Lazov, Otoka in zerovni-
ce. Vsoto je postal rojak Frank
e. Lunka il Clevelanda, Ohio.
Sedaj obnavljajo oder in pri-
praVliajo kulturne prireditve.
Pr, tenn jih ovira pomanjkAnje
kulis, XII SO med sokupacijo Ego
rele. Toda iznajdljiyi prebiyalci
GrahoVega bodo s dim nlanjsimi
stroski odstranili tudi to zapre-
ko. Tako DO Grahovo imelo
knjiznico in oder, XII bosta poleg
mnozHnih organizacij in s0le
zarisce izobrazbe in napredka.
t7enaiis L "slovsnsxssa perstsva,ca")
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
Zalostna vest IL
domovine

Poznana Mrs. Terezija Zele,
soproga spostovanega pogrebni-
ka in zavednega Slovenca Joze-
ia zeleta, je prosli teden preje-
la pismo Cd hcerke pokojnega
brata Matija Levsteka. Necaki-
MIA sedaj zivi V Kocevju in med
drugim sporoca tudi sledece:
"Tudi to Vam dam vedeti, da
je cd tete Marjete nenadoma
umrl sin Mirko Jereb. Zadela
Ga je kaD. Zapusca zeno in diva
otroka. zena je zelo zalostna in
sc ne more potolaziti."
Marietta Jereb je sestra Mrs.
zele Izgubila je v teku enega
leta diva sinova, XII sta bila "a ca
sa vojne oba preganjana. Mirko
Jereb je bill ucitelj, toda vsled
slabosti nj mogel opravljati svo-
jega poklica. V istem pismu spo-
roca tudi sledece:
Dam Vam tudi vedeti, da SO
gospod svetnik Krumpestar
umfli, ko so bill nekaj mesecev
" postelji. Bill je krascn pogreb =;
20 vencev, 20: duhovnikov IN
skof SO prisli ga pokopati, ce-
ravno je bila tako huda lima. y
Kot znano, je pokojni svet-
mix sluzboval pri Sv. Gregorju
ma Dolenjskem blizu so Yet. "
pismu neeakinja ne omenja, ka-
terega dneva sta unlrla ONE
njena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
I. Gruden::
BALADA o OTROKU

Sem rodila te v baraki:
ko sem tt postala matt,
81 zajokal prvikrat.
MISC Sc takrat koraki
plazili v temi cd vrat?
Ko sem te ma prsi vzela,
mic tt il njih ne mogla dati,
81 zajokal drugikrat.
Nj takrat postava bella
ze prisla oh pograd stat?
Ko sem krilom te pokrila
in hotela blodna vstati,
81 zajokal zadnjikrat:
snrt SC k .tebi je sklonila,
krc me stisnil je "a vrat.
Bill 81 mi kot sen O rozi,
mrtvi ii otrok moi zlati:
kan odsel 81 S soncnih trat
Skupaj naju, smrt, polozi
v crni grob "a yecno spat!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
v GRAHOVEM PRI
CERKNICI OBNAVLJAJO

Prebivalei Grahovega ma No
tranjskem pridno obnavljaio
Cd 63 porusenih poslopij so jih
lani obnovili 20. Obnovitvena
zadruga, XII vodi obnovo vasi, je
imela v preteklem letu mad
4,80O, 900 dinarjev prometa. Le-
tos aameravajo obnoviti mad 30
poslopij, prihodnje leto pa DO
Grahovo, XII je bilo med okupa-
clio pozgano, obnovljeno docela
in DO lepse ter sodobnejse kot je
bilo pred voino.
Pri obnovi sode'uje vse, kar je
v Grahoyem sposobno ravnati z
lopato in krampom. Najyec pri-
stovoljnega della pa je "a obno-
vo syoje yasi opravila grahov-
ska mladina. Poscbno 50 Sc MIA
diner izkazali " novembrskem
teknlovanju, kofso delai prosto-
voljno mad 2,oOO sur. !. !.
!! s Ponaagali 50 Grahovem,n tudi
Ljuhj ancani n. Vica.f Pripravili
50 teren "a tenelje dveh vecjih
poslopij. Toparis Joze Jerse pa
je poklonil "a najpotrebnejse
osen1 parov 6evljsv.
Grahovo ina svojo knjiznico :
mad 200 knjigani. Nekaj knjig
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
|Avonko a. kSovaky
|Strelnljenje po eneln svetu

" tistih razmerah, med tenn ko
so bill prostaki "svobodni" in
nevedni revezi. ......
v verskem oziru Sc je Angli-
ia osamosvojila. Lecila sc je cd
rimskega papestva, zavrgla ka-
stolicizem, Sc oklenila protestan-
tizma ter 81 ustanovila angli-
kansko cerkev, XII je postala dr.
zavna ustanova. Visoko duhov-
stvo je kaj rado podpiralo vlad-
nj absolutizem, ker je bilo tudi
samo presinjeno z absolutistic-
mimi idejami.
4 II 4
V Evropi je sistem absolute
sticne ali neomejene monarhije
zajel domala vse dezele. Ma
Poljskem pa SO imeli taeas ne
kaj posebnega v tenn oziru. Tam
je bill vsak kralj izvoljen do
konca svojega zivljenja, a to pa
skoro brez vsakrsne oblasti.
Pod strogim nadzorstvom kato-
liske duhovscine je aristokraci-
ia vodila drzavno krmilo in de-
lala decline postave ma zboro-
vanjih narodne skupscine. Vsak
clan tega parlamenta je incl
pravico do veta, ma kar so Po-
ljaki sila ponosni, ker pac ne po-
mislijo, da jim je to vec skodilo,
kakor pa koristilo. S svojim We
tom je lahko vsakdo, XII je bill
clan poljske narodne skupseine,
pokopal vsako predlogo in S svo-
Jim liberum vetom pa naredil
konec cello narodni skupscini sa-
mi. Ker je bilo poljsko plem-
stvo ma splosno kaj siromasno
in cato precej podvrzeno podku-
pljivosti, so poljski plemiei "a
denar storili vse in tako kajpak
tudi zlorabljai tisti svoj veto.
Ia pravica je bila precestokrat
zlorabljena in koristna zakono-
daja premnogokrat preprecena
z MO.
Poljska je bila vecji del po-
Il ljedelska dezela z ogromnimi
pasniki, bogatimi gozdi in Sir
mimi pustinjami. Kupeije nj bilo
dosti v njej, a industrije pa Sc
mani. Najvec Poljakov Sc je Pc
ealo S poljedelstvom in zivino-
rejo. Poljsko ljudstvo Sc je po-
lagoma oklenilo katoliske GER
kve in moe rimske hijerarhije
Sc je le malokje tako varno "a
sidrala kakor ravno ma Poll
skem. Poljaki so morali poleg
sebe zdrzevati Sc celia krdela
cerkvene duhovscine in ma role
nepotrebne zlahte. v zahvalo "a
to je pa bill ia najvecji revez pod
bozjim solncem Sc zatiran in
zanemarjan v vsakem oziru.
Toda vseeno je ravno on obva-
roval Dunajeane Turkov. Poll
ska konjenica je pod vodstvom
kralja Jana Sobjeskega |. 1888
sijajno odbila turski naval ma
avstrijsko prestolnico ter s TEN
resila zapadni svet turske ne
varnosti.
(Dalje prshodmj6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-08
Prispevki pri podruznici
SANSa Stew. 48

Cleveland, O. - V mesecu
marcu smo sprejeli pri nasi po-
druznici sledece darove:
Ia otrosko bolnisnico v Slo-
veniji so prispevali: Slovenski
socijalisticni klub st. 40 JSZ
SIS, Frank Vrcek il Maple
Heights $5 in sicer namesto
venca "a pok. Frank Trebec.
Drustvo "Vipavski raj" st. 312
SNPJ je placalo clanarino "a
prva tri meseca t. |. SO. Skup-
no "a O. B. $89.
Ia obrambeno akcijo so pri-
spevali: Slovenski soc. klub st.
40 JSZ $40, ter $5 v imenu ela-
marine, kar skupno znasa $25,
Frank Barbic je daroval So, ker
Sc nj mogel udeleziti prireditve
podruznice, Vinko Godina je da-
roval S., drustvo "Kras" st. s
SDZ je placalo clanarino So in
isto tako Slovenski delavci dom
ma Waterloo r. letno clanarino
S25. Mrs. j. Bugovic je darova-
la 50, drustvo "Vipavski raj' st,
312 SNIP jje placalo clanarino
"a prva tri meseca SO, drustvo
"Kras" st. 8 SDZ clanarino "a
mesec marc Sc.
Skupno smo sprejeli "a obram'
beno akcijo $50.
Ia prva tri meseca smo skup-
no sprejeli "a otrosko bolnisni'
co 1894, "a obrambeno akcijo pa
S251. Poleg tega smo sprejelj
mas del preostanka prireditve
XII smo jo imeli skupno z dram
skim drustvom canton Verov'
SEX" (dne 2. marca) in sice1
$381.72. Torej skupnih prejem'
kov "a prva tri meseca tega le'
ia smo imeli $1,O32.77.
Vsem prispevateljem, maj be
tenn potom izre6ena iskrena "a
hvala. Priporoeal pa bi, da Sc
teh par mesecev ko je pred ma
mi konvencija SANSa (vrsila Sc
DO cd 3Op do 81. maja) prispevs
"a ia sklad malo vecje vsote, kel
:je fond "a obrambeno akcije
mocno izcrpan. TO Sc lahko vid
il porocila glavnega tajnika. c.
zelimo, da Sc pokrijejo strosk
konvencije so potrebni prispev
XII, posebno &c zelimo, da bt
SANS tudi dalje vrsil svoje de-
10. SANS nam je Sc vedno po
treben, posebno kar sc tlce kul
turnih zvez z rojstno domovi
no. Kulturne naloge med nam
ameriskimi Slovenci so nam po
trebne, zato je SANS pozvan, az
vodi to veliko delo. Zdi sc mi, ds
kar smo politicnega della sto
rili ie "a nami. To maj sedaj vr
sijo nasi rojaki v start domo
vini ker mi, kot ameriski drzav'
liani, Jim ne bono mogli veliko
vec pomagati. Tam pa seveda
Dalje ma 3. strani)