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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-06
ENAKOPRAVNOST

Tako, tovarisi, bi jih lahko
nekdos povprasal. JAZZ mislim in
verjamem, da Sc boste tudi vi
strinjali z menoj, da jih mi ne
bono tako' vprasali. Ne bono
jih tako vprasali cato, ker smo
prepricani, da bono brez njih
Sc boljse opravili svoj posel.
Prepricani smo tudi, da bodo
vsi posteni duhovniki, XII vedo,
da je njihovo mesto ma ~strani
ljudstva, obsodili pocetje svojih
vrhov in da bodo sli z ljud-
stvom in. ne $ temi vrhovi. Tenn
vrhovom pa moramo reci: Ma
81 zakoni veljajo "a mas, pa tu-
di "a vas! Kakor je rekel re
zadnjic tovaris Tito, mi cd GER
kve ne zahtevamo mic vec, ka-
kor to, da Sc drzi lojalno ma
sproti drzavi. Toda to zahtevo
postavlja vse nase ljudstvo od-
locno in nepopustljivo! Ia is
kreno sodelovanje pri izgrad-
Mi nase drzave pa je treba, po
mojem mnenju, veliko, veliko
spremeniti v sedanji politiki
cerkve v Sloveniji.
Kar Sc pa tice klevet in lazi,
XII jih sirijo v inozemstvu prot
nam, mislim, da bi mogli pripo-
rociti tel gospodi sledece: Ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-06

stavljati zahteve - ljud S k a
oblast ali cerkev? y(Vzkliki
Ljudska oblast). Odgovor, XII
ste ga vi dali, maj bo odgovor
tudi MIN!
Tovarisi iii tovarisice, mi ne
pozabljamo in slovenskO ljud-
stvo ne more nikdar p0zabiti,
da je krvavi skof Rozman for
m alno Sc vedno Iubljanski
skof, ne more pozabiti, da vo-
dina cerkvena klika ma Sloven-
skem uradno nj niti emo be-
sedo obsodila svoje belogardis.
ticne, izdajalske, protiljudske
preteklosti in cello to, da Sc nit
pred svojim Bogom doslej Sc nj
pokesala "a morje krvi svojega
lastnega naroda, XII ga je ona
sama prelila v sluzbi Mussoli-
Mia, Hitlerja in druge medina
rodne reakcije.
Nekdo bi lahko povprasal to
gospodo takole: "Sluzili ste
Nemcem, Italijanom, Sc pajda'
Sill z Graziolijem, Robottijem,
Gambarom, Kainerjem, Rose
nerjem, Ueberreiterjem, kup'
nixon, Hacinom, Ljoticem, Jew
djevicem in z vsakrsno sodrgo
XII je zelela pokoriti, podjarmitl
ter izkoriscati slOvensko ljud'
stvo. Ko ste izmenjali ze tolikt
gospodarjev in ko ste oblizal
pete tolikim brezstevilnim rab'
lem slovenskega ljudstva in
vsem mogocim podlezem, ali st
vam ne zdi, da je koncno napo'
Gil cas-, ko je treba, prvic v vasl
zgodovini, nekOlikO sluziti svo'
jemu lastnemu slOvenskemu
ljudstvu, XII 81 je po tolikih sto'
letjih suzenjstva priborilo svo'
jo svobodo?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-06
Govor Edvorda KardeIia vo|ivcem ma
Zborovaniu V L iubIi ioni

zadnjem casu, del te reakcio-
narne cerkvene hierarhije di-
rektno sodeloval in bill povezan
S tujo spijonsko organizacijo in
razbojniskimi tolpami, XII so jih
te organizacije posiljale v Ju-
goslavijo. Process proti Nagode-
tu je dokazal, da SO bill cello
ljudje IL ljubljanske skofije di-
rektno vezani z akcijo vohunske
in diverzantske mreze. Po dru-
81 strani pa njihove centrale v
inozemstvu fabricirajo vse mo-
goce lazi in klevete, n. pr. da
smo pobili sto tisoce kristjanov,
da preganjamo katolisko Ger
kew skoraj kakor rimski cesar
il in da smo postrelili stotine in
st0tine duhovnikOv it'd. (Smeh)
VISA ia dejstva nam govore,
da sc je vodilni del uradnega
cerkvenega aparata v. Sloveniji
in znatni del duhovscine v Slo-
veniji sploh udinjal s polno pa
70 sovraznikom ljudske demo-
kracije. Ponavlja Sc to, kar so
delali med vojno, samo to raz-
liko, da so tedaj sluzili Musso-
liniju in Hitlerju, sedaj pa ne
katerim zapadnim imperialistic-
nim krogom. Tedaj so blago-
slavljali belo gardo, nemsko in
italijansko vojsko, sedaj pa bla-
goslavljajo Nagodeta in Furla-
ma, Snoja ter razbojniske ban'
de, XII jih posiljajo il Avstrije'
&c imamo vse to pred ocmi,
tovarisi in tovarisice, tedaj Sc
postavlja vprasanje, kdo je prav
"a prav tisti, XII mora danes po-
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ZenlIji$Ga

ZIDANA HIsA S 6 SOBAM1
$4,000. Oglejte 81; v Shaker Lee
naselbini. Velike, prijazne sobee,
'tile' kopalnica, beneski zastorl;
kombinacijska vrata in okna; for
nez ma plin zracno napravo; ce-
mentiran dovoz; blizu Sol, busa In
trgovin. M. Helper B. Sons. Inc.
SIX 534O Florence Raskin 10 6533
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-06

FIN DOM Po ZMERNI GEM
7 sob: dobro zgrajena hisa v North
Royalton, IL mill cd Public Square;
3 akre zemlje 80 sadnimi drevesi;
3 garaze, kokosnjak; VISA poslopja
imajo skrilnate strehe; gozd v
vzadju; nov fornez ma Ollie, zimska
okna. GA 5ll0
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-06

Restavracija ma glavni cesti v Chag-
rim Falls; Sc lahko servira cd so do
60 oseb hkrati; vsa moderna opre-
ma in zaloga; spalne sobe; 3-letni
"lease" po $50 mesecno. Zelo dober
biznes. Lastnik prodaja ker gre v
pokoj. Imamo farme, domove, zem-
ljisca in lote.-"C" Silvernail. IL
<. Orange ST.. Chagrin Falls 1858
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(Nadaljevanje)

NN~~eSSyVOWSSJO/
No, process proti Nagodetu je
obenem pokazal-kar so re pref
pokazali vsi podobni procesi pri
mas, a pred temi procesi sama
narodno osvobodilna vojna -
da je velik del vodilne sloven-
ske cerkvene hierarhije tisti
faktor v slovenskem narodu, XII
Sc dosledno in neprestano upi-
ra vsem teznjam slovenskega
delovnega ljudstva po srecnej-
Sem zivljenju, teznjam sloven-
skega naroda po resnicni naci-
onalni svobodi in slehernemu
napredku tega naroda. Nihee
nj prinesel temu narodu toliko
nesrece, krvi, mucenistva in
trpljenja, kakor ga je prinesla
ia majhna reakcijonarna klika,
vselej v tuji sluzbi, vselej lakaj
izkoriscevalcev delovnega ljud-
stva, vselej dekla kapitalizma
in mednarodnega imperializma.
Nedavno Sc je v Ljubljani ma
primer vrsila nekaksna jugoslo-
vanska skofovska konferenca.
Karakteristicno je, da Sc nekaj
razumnejsih hrvaskih skofov
te konference nj udelezilo. S te
conference so poslali resoluci-
je zvezni vladi, v kateri postav-
ljalo cello vrsto tendencioznih
zahtev vladi kot nekaksen po-
goj "a to, da bi cerkev lahko,
kot eni pravijo, sodelovala
z drzavo.
Po mojem mnenju, tovarisi
in tovarisice, je taksen nacin
postavljanja zahtev njihove
strani smesen in nesramen ob-
enem pa kaze, da avtorji te re-
solucije trpe ma popolni odsot-
nosti smisla "a realnost. Mi
namrec mislimo, da Odnos dr.
zave do cerkve odvisi cd cerkve
same, a ne cd drzave.
Vsi vemo, da ustava daje GER
Xvi, torej tudi katoiiski, vse
pravice, XII so potrebne "a vrse'
ME verskih opravil. Ma univer'
zah imajo teoloske fakultete, ma
razpolago so Jim DAM solskl
prostori, v katerih lahko pou'
cujejo verouk. Niti ena cerke>
v Jugoslaviji nj zaprta in nilfce
vJugoslaviji doslej Sc nj bill pre-
ganjan zaradi svojega verskegs
prepricanja, in tudi ne more bi'
ii, ker to prepoveduje ma asa
ustava in vsi nasi zakoni. Izda'
jajo tudi potrebno versko lite
raturo, kolikor je ona dejanskt
pOtrebna "a vrSenje versklf
opravil.
Poglejmo sedaj, kako Sc ts
del reakcijonarskih protiljud
skin cerkvenih krogov posluzuje
teh pravic. Cerkev in spovedni'
ce marsikje uporabljajo "a po
tuhnjeno propaganda proti ljud
ski Oblasti. Namesto verouks
v solah dajejo otrokom ping
pong in druge podobne igre, ds
bi mladino lazje pritegnili 1
svojim reakciOnarnim proti
ljudskim ognjiscem. SYSTEMATIC
no skusajo rusiti delovni polet
raznimi merami, XII 81 jih plan
sko izmisljajo, tendenciozno or
ganizirajo rama bozjepotna 70
mania, da bi lazje organiziral
zamaskirano propaganda prot
delovnemu poletu nasih ljud
skin mnozic. Istocasno je, ka
kor so pokazali vsi procesi ,
| 0cYEITE 81
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COTTAGE ma e. 294 St.

severno cd bulevarja; ena izmed
najboljSih rezidencnih cest " Willo-
wick; garaza je poleg; gorkota ma
ollie; ognjisce; lota 5Ox17O. Cena
$500. Ia takojsnji prevzem. Pok-
licite lastnika Wickliffe 332 NJ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-06
Lastnik xrtvuje dom "a $500

sob, lesena hisa; "tile' kopalnica
in kuhinja; preproge, avtomaticna
plinska gorkota; novo dekorirano.
Dive garazi; lota 4Ox1O5; izvrstna
transportacija in trzisce. CE 1890
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-06
HISA COLONIAL TIPA

6 velikih sob in kopalnice; garaza;
znotraj nanovo dekorirano. Sc IL
prazne takoj "a nitro prodajo. Cena
$4,000; majhno vplacilo takoj.
3733 E. lao ST.. b1izu Bartlett
o SIX 47e5 ali SIX 4945
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-06
LASTNIK zRTVUJE

krasen zidan bungalow, star emo
leto; 412 sobe, cd Schaaf Rd. Opre-
ma druzabni sobi Sc dobi ma
zeljo.
SH 1900
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Dober nakup

Ia emo druzino, 7 sob, VZhodno oc
E. 55 St., severno cd St. Clair Ave
Vprasa sc ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-06

Urodniki podr. st. 3
SIov. moske zveze
Uradniki podr. st. 3 SLOW. moske
zveze so sledeci: Predsednik
Chas. Benevol, podpredsednik
Frank M. Perko, tajnik Martin
Valetich, 1881 Glencoe Rd., tel.
KE 6433, blagajnik Martin Ko-
mocar, zapisnikar Jos. Hocevar,
nadzorni odbor:: James Kastelec,
Jack Janc in Frank Videmsek.
Zastopnik "a federacijo S.M.Z.
Chas. Benevol, namestnik Frank
Videmsek. Ia agitatorja in atle-
tiko Chas. Benevol.
Seize sc vrse vsako drugo nede-
ljo v mesecu oh 3. popoldne v
SLOW. domu, Holmes Ave., kjer
lahko placate assessment ali pa
"a. in 25. v mesecu cd 6. do 8.
ure zvecer v spodnji dvorani
SLOW. donna ma Holmes Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-06
IZVRSTNA PRILIKA

IZVRSTNA PR1LIKA
Da sc uredi zapuscino, Sc proda Ii
dano in leseno poslopje; trgovina
in dvoje stanovanj; sob in kopal-
MICA zgoraj, in kopalnica spodaj;
2 garazi, cementiran dovoz. SIS 900.
Takojsnji prevzem.-GA 52l5
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-06
Snow Rd.

Velika lota 5Ox511, blizu w. 54
St. Ina vse izboljsave. Proda Sc ze-
10 poceni-$1, 500. Poklicite last
nika
RA 1909
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-06
1882 Ashbury Ave.

Ia emo druzino, sob; popolnoma
prenovljeno znotraj; novo ,barvano
znotraj in zunaj; plinska gorkota
kohtrola ma termostat; zavese, pre-
proge, beneski zastori. Cena $4,000.
GA 6S44
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EMO STANOVANJE PRAZNO
1903 Superior, 2-druzinska; zgo-
raj, spodaj; novo barvano; klet
pod vso hiso; 2 garazi, blizu fare
sv. Franciska. Dober nakup "a
$10,5OO. Takoj $4,000.
MA 4463
ali zveSer GIL 1880
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5sl5 St. Clair Ave.. HE 8l6l
Evening star., 1947-11-21
Fried|ander Waits Sentence
In Numbers Slip Conviction

Ellis Friedlander, 30, Of the 5000
block Of Hanna place Sc, today is
awaiting sentence as a result of
his conviction yesterday afternoon
by a District Court jury for pos
session of numbers slips.
The jury returned its verdict after
celebrating more than four hours
At the same time, the jury acquitted
Friedlander on a charge of promot-
ing a lottery
The maximum possible penalty on
the numbers charge is six months in
Jail and $500 fine. The offense is
q misdemeanor.
Justice Edward M. Curran, who
presided at the trial, referred the
case TO the probation officer and per-
mitted Friedlander to remain free
under bond, pending sentence.
Friedlander was prosecuted by As
sistant United States Attorney
Grace B. Stiles.
During the trial, Jules Shapiro
testified he had lost more than
$4,000 in bets placed with Fried
lander. He said he placed the bets
over the telephone with the defen-
dant at the latter's grocery store in
the 5000 block of Benning road Sc.
Mr.. Shapiro has brought civil suit
seeking to recover the money he con-
tends he lost.
Evening star., 1947-11-21

porters' Association; DR.. C. J. Brie-
Ter, chief of The Netherlands Phy-
Psychological Service. and DR.. B. j.
Hermans, DR.. Briejer's assistant.
They are inspecting Government
nursery and plant experiment sta
tions and talking with officials.
They appeared earlier this week
at a hearing of the Bureau OF En-
tomology and Plant Quarantine to
defend the health Of Dutch nursery
stock and plead against strict curbs
on their import.
160 Varieties Included.
About 100 varieties Of aZaleas little
known in this country are among
the 5000 plants which have been
given to the National Arboretum to
be planted as permanent memorial
Of Hollands gratitude for American
help, Mr.. DICKENS said. The plants
will arrive probably in March, he
said
Mr.. DICKENS, who himself spent a
year in concentration camp as
Nazi hostage, described the forma-
ton Immediately after Hollands S
liberation of Flowers Interpret
Hollands Gratitude" committee.
Well over million tulip bulbs were
purchased with school children's
pennies and contributions from
grateful Dutch, and sent to this
country. They already are to be
seen on the Capitol Grounds. at
Walter Reed Hospital, in Arlington
Cemetery and in the New York |
Botanical Gardens, as well as in
parks throughout the country
The Netherlands last year decided
to expand its floral thanks, Mr..
Dekens said, and prepared to send
the National Parks 10000 rhododen-
derons, magnolias, Japanese naples,
azaleas and other ornamental plants
A ruling that the plants could not
come into the country with soil on
their roots ended the project, how
ever
Only Azaleas To Be Sent.
Only the aZaleas, however, will
be sent, because Mr.. Dekens ex-
planned, they will stand shipment
here barerooted better than the
others.
The Dutch plant men, at the
hearings protested imposition OF
new restrictions on importation Of
Evening star., 1947-11-21
B-12 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C..
FRIDAY NOVEMBER n.
Dutch Children Sending to u. S.
5000 AzoIeu Plants as Gifts

Dutch nursery stock into this coun-
try.
The scientists described Dutch
plant inspection systems which, they
contend, are on a level with our
own. They objected to plant quar-
antine as an outmoded method of
control OF plant diseases.
George Strong, member of the
Mems Garden Club of Montgomery
County and attorney here for The
Netherlands exporting group, in a
statement at the hearings this week,
called on the American Association
of Nurserymen to admit that its
objective" in urging disease control
measures, "is to exclude foreign
plants from the American market to
the end of monopolizing the Ameri-
can market"
Evening star., 1947-11-21

from the elderly man if they re-
Trained from arresting him for a
sex offense.
Judge Scott set bond for each man
at ST 500.
Skrosky also was charged with
robbery in a separate case, when
Allie w. Embry, of 1900 Southern
avenue S.W, identified him as the
man who yoked and robbed him of
Sal and an overcoat as he was wait
ing for a bus at Seventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV. early
Sunday morning
Judge Scott ordered Skrosky held
Evening star., 1947-11-21
Lowell Thomas to Speak
On Near East Colleges

Lowell Thomas, author. lecturer,
and radio commentator, will give an
illustrated lecture on American COL
leges in the Near East before the
National Geographic Society in Con-
stitution Hall at is o'clock tonight.
DR.. Bayard Dodge, president Of
the American University of Beirut,
and the International College, Leb-
anon. will introduce Mr. Thomas
Lead consumption in the United
States during 1947 was more than
a million tons.
Evening star., 1947-11-21
Two Men Face Trial Dec. IA.
In B|ackmaiI Attempt Case

Two men who allegedly imper-
sonated police officers to extort
money from an elderly man at
Union Station will be tried in NUM-
cipal Court December IA.
The men are James 3. Norton,
80, who gave his address as the
Stafford Hotel, and John B. Skros-
ky, 80, who gave his address as the
Stratford Hotel. Both were brought
before Judge Almond w. Scott yes
terday and charged with imperson-
ating an officer and attempted
blackmail for trying to get money
Evening star., 1947-11-21

Qren, as a tORen
Of gratitude" for
Americas p ar t
in the liberation
of their country.
Three Dutch
pl an t experts
today described
the gift, between
conferences with
Agriculture De-
partment omci-
ais.
The experts
a r e H G..
DICKENS, presi-
dent of the Hol-
n1t To-
Evening star., 1947-11-21

when the program was reduced In
1914.
The pilot training program is be-
ing increased from the present 1000
to 5000 cadets next year.
Cats and owls are totally color
blind.
Evening star., 1947-11-21

may be eligible to resume flight In
struction, the Air Force announced
today.
The Air Force estimated that
about $4,000 men who had qualified
for aviation cadet pilot training
during the war were in training or
awaiting assignments to classes
Evening star., 1947-11-21

The United States next spring will
receive 5000 azalea plants from Hol-
land-gifts made possible by the
pennies saved by Dutch school chill
Evening star., 1947-11-21
Army Opens Flight Training
TO Wartime Aviation Cadets

Wartime qualified aviation cadets,
who failed to get their commissions
because of the 1944-45 curtailment
of the flight training program now
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21

George Clerny, energetic local
chairman and chief steward at
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21

in the locals drive for subs.
Cierny and his local are aiming
at goal of 500 subs in the first
week of the drive. Here's how
Cierny's strategy works:
Each day of the drive, begin
ming Monday, June is, was as
signed to a different member of
the locals staff, with Cierny and
the locals entire staff checking
daily on all % shops with the
local.
MONDAY was designated "Pat
Amato's Day" Pat, who is presi-
dent of the local, called together
chief shop stewards from all the
shops for a special after-work
meeting to explain the Star drive.
The master plan" for the drive
was distributed there to all stew
ards.
On Tuesday, Star leaflets were
distributed at the shop gates, and
actual canvassing for subs began
the next day. Department stew
ards asked workers in their re-
spective departments to sign up
applications for the Star, even if
the workers could not pay until
pay day.
With the real foundation for the
drive laid, and canvassing in prog
ress, the locals office girl, Goldye
Blitz, was assigned to begin col
lections on each shops drive.
This week, Cierny's drive will
be intensified. Watch for a story
on Local 1150's progress, and fu-
ture plan of action in their cam
paign.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21
cue oction

Four big locals of the United
Electrical, Radio & Machine Work.
ers Union began their intensive
campaign for Star subscriptions
this week.
Bernie McDonough is heading
the drive at Local 1119; Local
1114 is being paced by Business
Manager Lou Tore, and Presi-
dent John Kelliher of Local 1854
has assumed responsibility for the
Stewart Warner drive. You can
catch up with Local 1150 in an
other column on this page.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21
eCoffee and

Star supporters in the 7th Con-
gressional District have modified
for "Star Weeks" in their COM
munity. Directed by Rose Harris,
1850 N. Spaulding Ave, IS Star
boosters met last Sunday for cof-
fee and rolls and planned
an effective neighborhood cam
paign. Renewal listings were dis
tributed, and the group spent the
remainder of the day knocking on
neighborhood doors.
Each Sunday the group vail can
vass the area, until the current
drive deadline, July 4.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21
oMore on FLA

FTA's intentions in the Star sub
drive aren't confidential. Local
1914 has taken on a big share of
the sub drive quota-and they're
proud of it!
Nearly 1000 Campbell Soup
workers met at a contract ratifi-
cation meeting last week to hear
Sam Parks, leading sub drive con-
testant, challenge them to get
more subs than his union, the
Wilson local of the United Pack
inghouse Workers.
The Eta membership accepted
the challenge, despite Sam Parks
big lead in the drive. Although
the Food and Tobacco Union had
originally set itself a goal of 200
subs, they now aim to pass up
Parks locals 500 sub total. Eta
union leaders say they'll get 1000
subs before the end of the drive!
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21
eWhere or when?

What's happened to:
The oft postponed sub drive of
Local 208, Warehousemen's Union?
Star supporters in the Office
and Professional Workers Union?
Our friends in all sections of
the international Workers Order?
The decision of the Shoe Work
ers Union staff to bring in 500
subscriptions?
Those well-intentioned Star sup
porters in the small house pack
ing plants?
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21

Come Lately" en-
try in the Star
sub drive We
understand t h a t
'Gallacher's "a n
d d a c y will be
made official be-
fore the end of
this week, when
Eta is expected
to show the first
Ill te -
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21
Brown drops
to Bird place;
Parks leads

Sam Parks, president of Wilson
& Co., UPWA Local, is still way
out in the lead, with Louis Gori
moving up to second, and Melvin
Brown in third, in the hot COM
petition for the Star grand prize.
Complete standings of individ-
uals in the drive, as of June IA,
are:
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21

Russell Electrical
Co., is director
of the whirlwind
drive and at the
same time Off
cial candidate of
the local.
Cierny, who has
personally secur-
ed So subs, re-
Gently passed up
Laura Kutschke
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21

centrated campaign for subscrip-
tons.
P. S. We forgot to mention
this: Our. information is strictly
confidential. Just between you
and the Star, no ones supposed
to know about Johnny's candidacy
yet.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21
Packing hits
900 Of goal

Holding the drive lead, work
ers in the clearinghouse industry
continued this week to keep a wide
margin of subs ahead of all other
industries, organizations or COM
munities.
Here are. standings of organi-
cations. as of June ID.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21
Rim G
SID
eIt's a secret

John GALLAGHER, president of
Local 1874, Food and Tobacco
Workers Union, is the Johnny
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-21
Cierny directs UE.
Local sub drive

Local $780, United Electrical Union
went cover the top" battle
a unique strategy of
George Cierny energetic local
Valley frontiersman., 1947-10-18
Booths Go Up For County Fair At Gymnasium

Carpenters move into the Palmer gymnasium at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon, equipped with hammer and saw. Their project is to transform the audi torium into booths for the one night stand of the county fair and bazaar planned by St. Michael's church.
 The hall will be decorated in keeping with the country fair theme.
 A final census of wares and concessions to occupy space at the fair next Saturday evening was announced by Father James Snead today. Fair booths will in- clude:
 A linen counter, a costume jewelry counter, food booth, des- sert booth, toy stand, cos metics counter and notion booth. Concessions at the fair are to include a Bingo game, a fish pond and a fortune-telling booth.
 Four prizes, a washing ma chine, quilt, afghan and radio, will be given away during the evening. Tickets on these prizes have been sold in Palmer and in Anchorage for the past two weeks, but few will be sold at the door, if there are those who wish to buy. Doors open at 7:30.
 Women of the Altar Society and girls of the Sodality of St. Michael's church will be in charge of bazaar counters and booths.
 The Crimont club of Fort Rich ardson already has indicated that its membership is planning to at tend Saturday. They will come, either by bus or by special train, they report.