davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-27
Pogreb

Pogreb
Pogreb pokojne Terezije Mer-
har sc bo vrsil v soboto zjutraj
oh II. uri il Grdinovega pogreb-
mega zavoda v cerkev sv. Vida
in nato druzinsko grobnico ma
pokopalisce Calvary.
Pogreb pokojnega John Muir
ma Sc bo vrsil jutri zjutraj oh 9.
uri il Grdinovega pogrebnega
zavoda v cerkev sv. Pavla in ma
to bo polozen v grobnico ma po-
kopaliscu Calvary poleg sopro-
&c, XII je umrla decembru 1915.
Pogreb pokojnega Joseph Gr-
gat Sc bo vrsil jutri zjutraj oh
9. uri il Svetkovega pogrebnega
zavoda v cerkev sv. Pavla ma e.
40 st. oh 10. uri ter nato ma po-
kopalisce Calvary.
Evening star., 1947-07-03

WRc, q:00-Nslson Eddy is The star Of a
new Music Hall series. supported by Soprano
Nadine Conner. Pianist Leonard Pennario and
Robert Armbruster's Orchestra.
WhAl, 9:30-lnedents In the careers Of
various Presidents Of the United States drama.
ti1sd Edward Arnold potraw tho Chief
Executive
VOL, 9:30-Band Leader Ray Bloch and Disc
Jockey Marlin Block tolaborate on this variety
Evening star., 1947-07-03

show. Monica Lewis and Larry Douglas are
tho vocalists.
Wc, 9:30-Eye Arden takes over The VII
ags Store. Phil Harris visits.
VOL, 1000-csar Romero and Macdonald
Carey in Point Of Law a Western with
courtroom denouemeni.
Wc, 10:00-Psier LORE Is No star Of this
series Of psychological dramas.
Evening star., 1947-07-03
ON TINE AIp TONIGHT,

On the AIR IuNI6HI.
WBcc, 6:45-Author Blake Clark Is inter.
viewed on statehood for Hawaii.
WRc, 500 Tho comedy adventures Of
Col. Humphrey FIaek begin.
W0P, 8:00-FiIm Villain Alan Baxter stars.
WhAl. S:30-"Has 70ih Century CWilza.
tion Improved hankindl" Philosopher Lin Yu.
tang, Dr. Harlow Shapley Author Louis Browne
and the Rev. J. Herbert Smith debate the issue.
Evening star., 1947-07-03
W6kY, 1850 k.c.

WINK FH-447 and ~ hsgaeyeIss.
WINK FM duplicates all WINK pro
grams from am. to IL 80 . m daily with
the exception of the following programs:
6:3O-7:30 p.m-Dinner Concert.
T:30 800 p.m.-Stars in Recital.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-23

5uidlerberte, leitoem Der &anoi6ub.
bGnbler MIDI nit meinen Eitel an-
sereoet bate. SD erfubr ipdter, bob
tie oos @eib zines iebr befannten
Saueeni6ts mar, Ser ipdter in Gar.
tagena itarb; iie ielbit fiibrte einen
&leinfram.
/, Sic fam alio nit ibrem unerfldr-
li6en 3orn beran, oen 8lid itarr
ouf midi beftenb, unb rief bent Sano-
ldubbdnbler NIT benz energiIden So.
fonismus bes nieoeren onoaluiiiden
Solfes gu:
vgr NOR elm gutter geabbar!"
ySelblt ritanoli6!"
~Samilienpater!"
rSamilie oes 8ottes 8a6us, Se.
nora Hetra: 8ater, Sobn unb boier
@eiit."
Ser biirlnrite Gi6ter muB ben
Moroer finoen."
vSest einen @inbbunb auf ibn!"
rIber, tpenn bod @ott unb oue
@eIt es peiB, pot glis!" entgegnete
bas 8eib nit tpa6ienoer @ut. ,@enn
bic Sodter ielber es lout auf Die
StraBe binausgei6rien bat ="
~Sobt Sbr es eebort?"
y@ie lollte ib es ni6t boren? So
be ih biellei1t meine Sbren i'm
3udtbaus? - Inter neiner Sire
itonb if; eben trug idb ben aebriht
binous, als Die Mariquita nit benz
Soli5eifommiiidr aus Dem Sauie trat
unb es ibm nit lauter Gimme Jag
te . :, oaB es elm bornebmes iunges
Serr6en getpelen lei :"
uSa, Senor! SSSa, Senor!" i6rie
iie nod lauter, ii6 gegen mild men-
oeno unO nit ibren groBen Sanoen
Orobeno, als oh i6 Der WorOer pd-
re. Sin pornebmes Serrden, Elm
Saeoieb, Ser Sobn zines Marquis
ODER Ser5ogs, Der Dem ,Baruoiesoo-
gel @elo i6uloig mar. gln BEN
8algen nit ibm ian1t alen ieinen
Siteln, oh Die 9teiden ii6 itrduben
ODER ni6t, besbalb baben mir, oas
iouberane Solf, oie Hepollltion ge-
mabt, uno mir tperoen in 3ufunft
crit re6t alles MAIDEN. 9as febl-
te geraoe no6!"
9lls i6 Die Srau 10 reoen borte,
itieg mir oas 8lut beiB in Sen &opf.
Wtit einemmal fanen mir Die &lat-
i6ereien Der Yorrota, Die 8erleeen-
belt @oleItins, Die @orte oes S9rei-
bers, Die i9 in Ser @olie ser viieben
&riimmungen" gebort batte, ms @es
odhtnis uno fiigten itb genau 5r-
iammen pie Die Stiide zines @eoulo-
ipieles; uno plobli6 itieg in mir Die
ungebeuerli6e Ibnung auf baB Wo.
ria nit alien 9dmonen gegen 8oD
cine anflage eei6leuoert baben TON.
ne, Die oesbalb feinestpegs an Siir1-
terli6feit perlor, neil tie obluro mar.
Sd lelbit, Der iest gu bieier Sol.
gerung fam, uno Der i'm 10 aufri6.
ttg lieb batte, fonnte nidt unbin,
mid bon neuem NIT ooppelter lln-
rube 5n frasen, mo gop oas Ieste
0rittel Der unieligen Nadt ause,
braht buben ntofte.
gmport uno bon 3orn elite if
auf bie StraBe binaus, uno i'm @e-
ordnge Der Wenge, unter Dem @e-
i6ret, oas Die 9lnfunft oes @eri6ts
in elmer 8eiie anfiinbigte, als Oh man
| it6 I'M Sirius ODER beim Stiergefe6t
befanoe, unb tros oes ungeitiimen
Bo6ens meiner Bulie, Die tpie Srom.
melDirbel an meinen S6lGfen pob.
ten, borte if, tpie Die &rGmerin i'm
Sanoi6ublooen ibre Stinme erbot
uno ausoriidlid auf mid onipieIeno
ausrief:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-23
(Sortiesung)

Die Sir besielben itanb iperrons
eeIpeit often uno orinnen berri6te
pedldporae Siniternis. Die Dunfel'
belt anb Die ,lnbeimIi1e Stiae braf.
ten ben W9ut Mariquitas einen Iu'
aenblid ins 8anfen. Denno6 tpagte
iie ii6 in oas &ontor, oie Sanoe Dor
ii6 ausltredenb, Inn nidt an5uitoBen.
9abei rief iie NIT leiier, ansltlider
Gimme:
,gater, 8oterl"
Iiemano anttportete. sic tot
einen Sdritt boripdrts uno ibre Siis
BE eIitten aus auf elmer flebrigen
5liiiiigfeit, Die oen SuBbooen beoed'
te. gribroden 5iinoete lie eth Stret6'
bol5den an - aus Goriiht trug tie
ioI6e INNER BEL ii6 - l1no beugte
iid9 bebddtig, I'M au ieben in mas
iie eetreten mar. Sic puroe geipabr,
Dob iie in elmer 8lutlade itano.
8ou 8rauIen blidte tie 1.mber,
uno iie entoedte auf 0em 8ooen, NIT.
ten i'm 3immer, beim lebten S6ein
bes 3iinbbol5dens einen Saufen bun-
fer @etpdnoer, oaraus cine itarre
peiBe Sanb beroorragte. Sort batte
au6 bie 8lutla6e ibren Infang.
geun erfoBte tpilbes gntlesen bas
einiame Mdoden. Mit Iauten Sdref-
fensrrfen flob tie Der StraBe gu.
9ie No6ttpG6ter tparen idon abge.
5oeen, uno oie erI ten, Die berbeieil.
ten, maren einige StraBenfebrer, Die
nit ibren &arren ooriiberfamen. I'm
ter DEM &leiberbaufen fanoen lie ben
Sriiel1r tot, auf grauenbafte 8etie
ermorbet. Der Shdoel mar einge-
idlagen, Elm 0olditid fIaffte am
Salie uno cine grdBlide 8unoe am
llnterleib, oaraus ifapar5 uno BLU
teno oie gingepeioe quollen.
an ieinem Irbeitstiib naren 5luei
S6ublaOer aufgebro6en: Der Snbalt
Ger einen, aus Silbergelo uno 8anf.
noten beltebeno, mar unberiibrt; Die
onbere, bic &e6nungen uno ionltige
@eI6aftspapiere barg, mar fait leer;
am 8oben lagen 5erItreut gtoti5blatter
11nb 8fanol6eine.
0ies lieB bonn erlten 9lugenblid
an idlieBen, oaB es iid niGt Inn ei-
men &aubmoro banbelte.
IIles bas er5ablte mir Der Sonb-
i6ubbdnoler in ser anI6auli6en
Spra6e oes e6ten InoaIuiters; iiber
Die l1rbeber bes Gerbre6ens ober 6u-
Berte er ii6 nidt, audi lieB er nidts
boriiber berlauten, oh slusii9t bor-
banoen mar, ibre Spur 5u berfolgen.
v@eiB man, tper i'm ermoroet
bat?" fragte id i'm, iobaIo i6 ibnl
ins @ort fallen fonnte.
,@er mo6te i'm umbringen?" ant-
iportete Der SanbldubbdnbIer nit Der
tiefiten ueber5eugung. - rS6lieB-
lid ieoermunn! Seoer idldgt einen
piitieen Sunb tot, beionoers tpenn
er, nie oieler, in ben 8elobeutel
beiBt. 3pon5ig Meilen in Der
&unoe lit niemano, Der ibnt nidt ct.
pas l6uloig tpGre uno ibm nidt ger.
ne on irgeno elmer StraBenede einen
SolditoB perIest batte. I. . @ana na.
tiirlid)! @enn on Seinbe baben
pillit, 10 Ieibe @elo aus; uno tpas
Der Su6s in einem Sabre perbridt
biiBt er in elmer Stunbe."
8dbreno Der Wsann oieIe @ortt
iprah, fam Elm fleines unteriestes
nit einem S6nurrbart ge5iertes
8eib BON ettpos iiber fiinfaig Sabrer
beran, Die in ber Nabe eeitanoer
mar unb mir au meiner groBen lie,
berraiduns unaufborli6 3ornesblidt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-23

Bor an bieien @reneIn fIob idj
lin cine @de, ianf auf einen Stubl
Juno berbarg oas Geiidt atpiiden 6en
Glei6ungsitiiden, bic auf einen ii.
|ide lagen. Da brane mir Elm Iei1ter
Quit BON SuhtenIeoer in bic Scale
|uno rief mir 4op in Die grinnerung
|5uriif !. Wehanii1 ri1tete ih mid
|auf nm 51 ieben, tpober bieIer Duff,
6as 2ieblingsparfiirn meines yreun.
bes, fam. SD lab, bob meine 5tirne
|anf einen eleganten, benforbenen, iei.
begefiitterten l1eberrof gerubt bate,
bollfomrnen oenienigen gIeih, ben
8op in Der geadt auf ben marmor.
men Shnltern feines l1rgroBboters
|gelaiien batte. Muf Dem Iinfen Mer-
mel oes &leibungsitufes tparen eini-
|ge 8lutflefen.
Sd itefte bie San6 in cine Ser
Eai6en uno fan6 elm feines Saihen-
tud nit breitem SoblIaum. Sn ei-
.ner Der gden mar unter elmer &ro-
ne Elm 4 ge1tidt Der Mnfanqs-
bud]itabe bon 8obs Sarfnamen
aapier, unb Die Seraogsfrone Der
@ranoen bon Sponien.
Seiliger @ott! - @ie fam al
pos bierber2
8on gntieten lief ih pie Der.
riift in oas 9Ofben binaus, 2iht,
Suit, ben SimmeI ildeno, irgeno
etuas, 1as mir aus oieIem gbaos 6er
Sdreden l1no teufliider Gertpidlun.
gen berdusbiilfe, barin mein Ser
itano idpano, aitterte uno idnonfte
pie ein 2i6t, bas am grloi6en iIt.
&n Ser gegeriiberliegenben Seite bes
Sofes mar cine bobe Wauer nit ei-
nem idmalen Senlterhen, mo- orei
glumentopfe nit 8oiilien t r a II
idmahteten, bas bertpeIft uno ent-
farbt mar aus Waneel an 2uft uno
2i6t.
Sd itarrte iie tpie itunlpfiiinnie an,
obne etpas 5u nerlteben un6 obne
ettpas gu iiberlegen, uno Iab bann
plotlih mie I'M &abn1en eines 3an-
berlpiegels einen &opf ooriiber ouf-
tauden, elm bIei6es, bGBlides Sralt-
engeii6t nit Dirren Saaren, oos
iid langlam nn6 oorli1tig erbob
lno Die entietten Iugen ouf mid
rid)tete, Die nod mebr bernorquouen,
ols lie mid erfannten.
Sie Siiion beri6nanb, febrte tpie-
Der uno peri6mano obermals, uno
cine idrile, per5meifeIte Stimme
our6i6nitt oie 2uft nie bas &rei-
iden zines l1nsliidsbogels, NIT alien
Sauten oes S6redens uno bes 3or-
mes:
v8ieier, bieierl 9ieler tpor BEL
ibm, als er bonn 8an tpegging! Sb!
Oh! Mein Ser5ensbdterden! Man
bot i'm gemoroetl Sd babe tint nibt
me5r! 7. ;"
I Damn eri6ien Elm onberes, nod
baBliheres 8eiibt; bierouf Elm britt
tes, nit obernnlieer Steigerung ser
SaBli9feit :. uno Dos Senlter i6loB
ii6 Hirrenb.
Snnen ert0nte S6reien, &logen,
Sammern, Sdmdben 1piiIt 6ur6ein.
amber, un6 barauf borte id, mad
fnr5er Gouie, bas Soben elmer sSrau
in beftigem Nerbenanfaa.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-23

aa oies mar mie elm idredlider
Sraum, aus Dem man nit aertar-
tertem &orper unb in S1refbiIoern
befangenem @eiit aufpaft. @s bIeibt
cine unflare @rinnerung, obne feIte
@eItalten unb obne ii6ere 8egriffe,
cine grinnerung, pelbe Die Inge-
meinforlnen 5uriidruft, aber oie Gin
5elbeiten unbeitinmt lGBt. Dabei
miro Die Wearter tpieoer erneuert, bie
S6redbilber meroen aufgefriidt, uno
cine neue 8eflemmung iiberfommt eis
men, ipie Die grinnerung an cine an-
angenebme Speiie neuen 8rehreia
berDorruft.
8ies nioerfubr mir lange 3eit
binourd unb nioerfdbrt mir beute
nod, 10 oft id an Sas gellenbe @e-
ihrei Weoriquitas berfe, bas mein
Erommelfea aerriB unb meine Seer.
pen in Iufrubr beriebte.
Was ih in oen nd6lten gugenblif-
fen tat, oapon babe ib feine flare
grinnerung. gs lit mir, als Oh ib,
nad einem ausgang iu6eno, in ben
2aoen elite, aber Die Sire beri6loi-
len fanb, baB ib barin auf- uno rie-
oerlief pie Elm 1piloes Sier i'm &1-
fig, gopfe unlitieB, @erdte umber-
mari uno SEN @a6stu1iiber5ug ei-
ines 8oliterieiiels nit einem ipisigen
Snitrument aerfeste, oas id in ber
9anb bate.
9rauBen Dor ser Sire b0rte id
oas ounpfe Murren Der bi9tse.
brdngten Weni6enmenge, ia i6 be-
merfte, tpie neugierige @eiidter fid
an bic Spalte zines S1aufenIterla.
oens orangten, Der nidt feit ibloB.
Durb oieie Spalte iab ib auf
nab Berlauf BON einiger 3eit ben
3ug Der @eribtsperionen bonn Sou.
Ie meg ourd Die @lgarnes-StraBe
|iib beipegen. Wieoer biloete Die Erag.
babre ben ShluB; aber Die Erdger
gingen Iangiamen, idperen 5brit-
tes. sic trugen ben &0rper bes Or.
morbeten aum Soipital, bamit BORT
Dor Der 8eeroigung Die 2eihen0ff.
nung borgenommen iDiiroe.
Stun buihte id NIT Blisesi9nele
ourh einen finiteren Gong, 0urh.
querte, iiber bic 8lutlade ipringeno,
0os 4ontor bes .Barabiesbogels
unb lief, 10 idnen mid meme Beine
trugen, burh bas @dBhen Der iie.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15

The action program of the
AYD calls for increased sub
sistence pay to veterans for
an 1S-year-old vote, for tho
rough-gOing democracy in the
schools. Within its own ranks,
AYD provides a notable ex.
ample of democratic practice,
of Negro and white unity. 1T
is also a member of the state
committee for a Fair Employ.
ment Practices law.
AYD has given it's support tc
labor in word and ir
deed, participating in picketing
helping to man soup Kitchens,
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15

ing hands all around, Stassen
took the wheel in his grey pm
striped suit. (He simply reeked
availability as a. COP choice Tor
the 194S presidential race.)
FIRST Stassen demonstrated
how sharply he could spin the
wheel to starboard, and then
turned her hard aport. 1t was as
beautiful a stradd1e as Washing
toms expert straddlers had seen
in many a moon.
Quick to answer questions and
state his own position, Stassen
was far too good sailor to be
led into the breakers surging
around the labor-busting bills IN
troduced by his former protege,
Sen. Joseph H. Ball (R, Mimi.
When the hearing concluded he
was asked how come he and Ball
failed to agree, and he replied:
"People who know us both know
we've always been independent OF
each other.''
On the starbOard run, Stas-
SEN called for free speech for
employers to permit them to
advise joining or not joining a
labor union. He Endorsed leg
isIatiOn to ban mass picketing
and to outlaw the work-permit
system used by some unions.
n \
TO HOLD down strikes, Stas-
sen suggested a plan involving a
40-day cooling off period with a
statutory requirement for a Sc
cret ballot strike vote on whether
or not to walk out or accept "the
last offer of management"
Stassen would provide that
both representatives of manage
ment and the government attend
strike elections conducted by I'M
ions rather than the NLRB.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15

ton Jumping communism with
fascism for condemnation.
y ~
IN A STATEMENT released
this week, the AYD state coun-
ell said:
"The State Council of the
Illinois American Youth for
Democracy has Investigated
the situation at the University
of Illinois Navy Pier AYD
club regarding the charges
made by Harold BlOstein, and
found the following facts:
Il. Blostein released a state
ment to the press entirely on
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15
By 10 HANSON

"a glance at the record of
American Youth for Democracy
provides an easy explanation for
attacks against the organiza-
tion!" Mollie Lieber, co-chair-
man of the Illinois AYD, told
the Chicago Star.
Mrs. Lieber referred to
charges of Communist front"
hurled at AYD by an officer of
the Navy Pier AYD club and to
similar attacks by the school
administration and Governor at
Michigan State University in
East Lansing.
The local outburst, receiving
disproportionate attention by an
eager press, followed the State
AYD convention at which dele
gates overwhelmingly rejected
a Navy Pier-sponsored resolu-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15
AYD leader cites record
against press attacks

collecting funds and food for
strikers.
TWO leading members of
AYD are aldermanic candidates
this year in the 10th and goth
wards. AYD members, backing
up their candidates with hard
work, are obtaining practical ex-
perience in government.
shouting Communist is a
well-known tactic for direct.
ing peoples attention away
from the constructive activity
promoted by AYD," noted
Mrs. Lieber.
Unions and other progress
sive organizations should resist
these attacks against AYD as
threats to themselves - threats
to the freedom of all democratic
groups"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15

gaining, warning
t h a t eff we
break up this
bargaining i t
will tend to
cause labor to
select some par
ticular segment
of a closely re-
La t ed industry
a weak segment,
to m a k e its
test" This, he
felt, would cause
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15

his own and was not speaking
for the club.
20. The Navy Pier club has
held no meetings since the state
convention to hear a report of
their delegates. Blostein releas-
ed the statement without even
consulting the delegates.
80. The club has not with
drawn from American Youth for
Democracy"
AYD sources said any large
exodus" from the Navy Pier
club was unlikely.
A LOOK at the AYD record
to which Mrs. Lieber referred
revealed that the organization
recently led a campaign to mo-
billie united support for free
senior college in Chicago, and
achieved notable results.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15

Other points Endorsed by the
Minnesota candidate called for
public filing of union financial
statements, secret ballot votes
for union leaders lat least once
in four years :. and IL not so
elected to be personally &C
countable for any funds dis
bursed" and subject to removal.
He would bar jurisdictional
strikes, secondary boycotts and
the uniOnization of foremen or
supervisors.
= ~,
COMING about for the run
back, Stasseh said he opposed
compulsory arbitration, labor
courts, removal of the ultimate
right to strike" or bans on the
closed shop and maintenance of
membership clauses.
Stassen said he was opposed
to stopping industry-wide bar
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15

striper f u IL
captain) re-
ported to Skip
per Robert A.
Taft (R., o. tt
dis Gu S S his
ideas on solv-
ing the labor
problem. ee
Piped aboard
by the flashes
of a score OF
busy camera
men and shak-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15

chaos. He also opposed permit
ting private employers to obtain
iniunctions against unions and
drafting of strikers into the
armed forces.
Ball challenged Stassen's posi-
ton for industry-wide bargaining
and Stassen declared wed be
saying to industry it shall not
compete in driving down wages"
He argued that the law could
provide that the slogan mo con-
tract, no work" means strike and
would be prohibited.
T. ~
BALL argued for "a market
and free labor" and Stassen in
sisted that you can't treat labor
as a commodity" Ball dissented,
by repeating that "the price of
labor's service cannot go uncheck
ed and still maintain a free econ
omy."
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15

Reelected president and secre-
tary.treasurer were Reuben G.
Soderstron1 and Victor A. Olan-
der who were unoppose d.
14O. 600 ALL members participant
ed in the election.
The nine vice-presidents elect
ed, in order of votes received
were: VIM. L. McFetridge, Fern
R. Rauch, Earl J.McMahon,,
charles e. DriscolI, Charles IL.
SAND. John L. KinselIa, John
r.. Bray NJ. j.. Whaien, and
Joseph j. Seppi.
Peter Donnelly, William v,
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15

TO place Russian Communism a par with Nazi-
Fascism because both toalarian supercay at best
at worst fasciSn Anyone who this equivalence
may claim to be good democrats at heart his
attitude makes him fascist and his against fascism is
bound to be nsncere and for the appearance only
while his real and genuine hatred against Com
munism only."-THONIAS MANN, Now 49, 1896
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15

Hughes, and John r. Coleman
were named to the Credential
Committee, and Madge King,
Agnes O'Connor, and Mary
Dempsey were elected Tellers.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15
Washington Wire
Stassen tries to play
the game both ways
BY TRAVIS X. HEDRICK

WASHNGTON-FP)-For young naval reservist Harold E.
proved himself able helmsman Feb he steered
crowd
Minnesota's former governor navy
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15
Illinois Federation Of
Labor elects officers

The uion State Federation of Labor this
ets of the referendum election
taovear period beginning April 1.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15

Welcome Home Dinner. Sunday, Feb. Is.
by Frank and Bessie Pellegrino in honor
OF their son, Lehin. Dinner served all day
starting Pm. 1Ol7 N. Laramie. Dona.
ton $I.zs - Benefit Chicago Star.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15
SOUTH
AMERICAN JUGoSLAV CLUB
"PARTIZAN"

South Shore Lodge JPFo-IWo invites Won
to hear Miss CHARLOTTE NORRIS.
Jazz Pianist Of WENR & WILD at next
meeting. Southmoor Hotel, Rose Room.
on Feb. -, 1871 at $3.50 PM. Also re-
Treatments and sociable card games.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15
NORTHWEST
FDR LODGE 4s4
Presents

LIST ANNIVERSARY PARTY
THE ANIMAToRS (Marionettes) in Pc
ter and the Wolf. Program, Food drinks
and dancing. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ~.
1917, $3.50 PM. North West Community
Center z7s3 w. Hirsch. Adm. Sc.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-15

The Ballad Of Sam Ham at his 18th
Birthday Party. Saturday, Feb. q, s:3G
PM, Grand Ballroom, Midland Hotel
Aus. Modern Book Store. Adm. Free.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18
SMACKOVER
GollieC aldwell

1OlllcSdiuWcl
Mrs. Mabel p Johnson took time
out from her studies at AM Il n
College. Pine Bluff to spend the
weekend at home Mrs. NJ, Wilton
at home after a recent operation
and Is improving Mr.. and Mrs
James Goodwin are the proud par
ents OF a baby girl, Janice Althed
is. Mrs. Sllvana Caldwell enter
tained with birthday party hon.
oring her daughter Ollie Vera
on her birthday, July 9th. NJ.
N. Lewis accompanied his wife to
Shreveport for treatment Thurs.
day. Mrs Lewis has been quite
III the past week at her home on
Broadway Street o.. Mines. l.. c..
Farris and Andrew Jones visited
Mrs. NJ. l.. Lewis Wednesday ..
Little Charles e. Harris Is improv
ing slowly. lie suffered a fractur
ed leg in January f. d. primm
OF Richmond. California Is visit.
ing his parents. Mr.. a. Mrs. Hen.
ry Primm Mrs Alice Wiley Is
sun on the sick list. Rev, r.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18
GIRL SCOUTS

We would like to make the fol.
lowing correction on last weeks
article. The Girl Seout Leaders
Association Banquet was given
in order to show the parents
and friends the many things the
leaders are doing for their child
rem In Girl Scouting. Also Little
Rock Girl Scouting has only
been organized 2 IL years un.
der its present program.
Miss Pauline Hanson, Hostess
Of the Wonder Bakery, will con.
duct a Nutrition Course for In.
termediate Girl Scouts on July
q and 20 from 4 o. m. On
July 20 and 80 a similar course
will be conducted for Brownies.
a report on the Day Camp a,
"Alders9ate" will appear mex,
week.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-18
MIR LIBRARY
REACHES SITS

The drive for funds to supple
ment the city provisions for the
North Little Rock Public Library
netted $3.50 this week the sum
being subscribed by churches. lod
ges, business establishments and
individuals. With the amount
raised last week, the total now
reaches S11l5.50 In cash and u
chairs (neW and valued at a lit
tie over 500 each worth about
$500. Frank Snodgrass. promin-
ent business man Of North Little
Rock, has Pledge himself to do
nate five fl3rescenl lights FIR the
establishment The concrete wax
way from The paved street 10 the
library door is already down. The
shelves for the books have been
installed Reverend Gipson has
contributed night latches for the
two doors in addition to contribu
tions already made. The floors
are to be painted this week.
Other contributions are; Twin
City Meat Co, s., II. H. Johnson
oOc; Williamson Drug Co. 200
Acker Clothing Co, 50. f. T. Tol.
Lesson, 81, c. II. Jones, So: Jake
Smith 81 Roosevelt Wi liams SOC
u. Is Baker soc; w. II. Boone 81:
VI c. Caraway, 81; VI. w Smith
$500, Opportunity Lodge. No.
$50 f. q A. NJ. $500 Mohammed
Temple. No 81 Mystic Shrine.
$1,000, Jac OBJ Smith.
5000 Mrs. Mary Williams Toe.
First Baptist Church Sc. This
was contributed last week but not
reported tin this week; McCabe
Chapel $500; King Solomon B.
{, $1,000; Mgr of People OIL Co.
81; Park Hill Furniture Co. $500.
Plans are under way for the
tllll cooperation of clubs and chur
eh's. Library committee are: Pub