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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-08-21
GoodTurnout
At Meetings.
Of Locdl so
Cites Progress Made
Through Organization

Camden, N. ]. = Despite the
sweltering heat of the present
summer season, the attendance al
the bi-monthly meetings of Local
Union so has been very good. Fol-
the past several months however,
night-shift work on casting and
those employed on swing-shifts to
keep the kiln in operation "a hours
day, has somewhat lessened our
real attendance. Vacations ars also
another factor, but these should be
over in the next two weeks.
Looking back over the years, it
would have seemed incredible to
your O.C. to have forseen the time
when even the lowest paid common
laborer in the factories, mills. pub
lie utilities, mines, railroads, etc.
would have been able to look for
ward each year to one or two weeks
vacation, with pay. In those times,
only privileged few in certain
lines of work, mostly business,
were able to enjoy the blessings Of
a care-free vacation without any
loss of pay whatever.
Now, thanks to almost universal
union recognition, vacations are
the rule, rather than the exception.
Nevertheless, unionists should not
be content to accept all their gains
as matter of fact, but they must
be guarded zealously at all times,
lest by their sense of security, they
lose sight of the fact that better
wages and working conditions were
not presented on a silver platter,
but were generally won by long
and tedious bargaining over the
conference table. | can truthfully
say though, that our relations with
our employer have been satisfac-
tory in the past, although at times
we do not see eye to eye on certain
questions. Pm sure that after each
agreement was concluded there was
no animosity on either side as to
the conduct of the other party.
We are now receiving our recent
pay raise on our paychecks and
each employee has received his re-
pay as of June 80. Need
Turn to Page Tav0)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-08-21
Union Political Ads Aim
At Test OF Labor Law

Hartford, Conn. QLNS) = In a
move to test constitutionality of
the Taft-Hartley labor law, the
lEonnecticut State Federation of
Aabor and an AFL local union have
run paid newspaper advertise
ments here, urging defeat at the
polls Of Senator Taft of Ohio and
Connecticut members of Congress
who voted for the act.
The ads, appearing in the Hart
ford Times, aimed to challenge a
section Of the law restricting labor
organizations from making expen-
ditures in political campaigns.
Officials Of the state federation
said the validity Of the law was
being challenged in the expectation
that the case would be brought
into the courts for eventual deter
mination by the U. S. Supreme
Court.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-08-21

burgher hotel before their meeting
with the manufacturers the follow
ing day.
Daily sessions throughout the
conference are scheduled to be held
at the William Penn hotel, head
quarters Of the U.S.P.A., while the
N. B. of o. P.'s representatives will
hold their caucus meetings at the
Pittsburgher Hotel where they will
maintain headquarters throughout
the conference.
Arrangements have been made
for the delegates in the East Liver
pool district to go by chartered bus
with the bus leaving headquarters
building at 7:30 a. M, Eastern
Standard time. This arrangement
proved very popular when the last
wage conference was held in Wash
ington and Brotherhood officials,
ever willing to cooperate with the
wishes of the rank and file, sane
toned this mode of travel upon re-
quest.
The conference committee will
be somewhat larger this year due.
to action taken at the recent con-
vention, when a resolution was
adopted giving representation to
every local in the generalware and
chinaware branches of the trade
covered under the agreement be-
tween the National Brotherhood Of
Turn to Page Five)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-08-21
July Private Building
Up $50 Over Old Record

Washington, d. C.-Spending on
private construction and repair
work hit a record peak of $1,000,-
100000 during July, the Bureau of
Labor Statistics reported. This was
a 6 percent gain over the record
established in August, 1916.
Construction contractors employ
ed 1,817,000 persons last month,
an increase of $4,000 workers over
June and 10000 above July, 1916,
the bureau said.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-08-21
S. Carolina Labor Leaders
APPOINTED To Rent Board

Charleston, S. C.-Efforts of the
South Carolina Federation of La
Dor met with success in the ann
ouncement by Governor Thurmond
that labor representatives had been
named as members on 5 of the Z
Rent Control Advisory Boards
established in that state.
Areas in which labor representa-
tion was obtained are Charleston,
Columbia, Georgetown, Greenville,
and Spartanburg.
Included among the labor men,
bers of the rent boards is Earle R.
Britton, president, South Carolina
Federation of Labor.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-08-21
De|eates Will Meet
I'm Pre-C0nferenCe
Session On m0ndav

Members of the Executive Board and elected conerees
of the National Brotherhood of Operative Potter will leave
the week end for Pittsburgh where the wage parey be-
hotel.
The conference scheduled open on Tuesday, August
26, when the first session with the manufacturers will be
held Representatives of the National Brotherhood of Oper
ative Potters however will arrive in the smoky city Mon
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-19
Urednikovo pos+o
(Nadaljevanje z 2. strani)

jagode, a Metka 81 plete venec.
Postaneta zopet razposajena in
pricneta jesti jagode, a med
tenn sc stemni in otroka sc znaj-
deta sredi temnega gozda. Vile
pridejo in jima zapojejo. Roz-
nat toblak Sc razgrne in po zla-
tih stopnjicah pridejo angelji
il nebeskih visav in ju zaziblje-
jo v sladki sen.
Tretje dejanje
Jutro je. Otroka Sc zbudita
vsa zacudena, da sta v gozdu in
ne donna. Ko Sc ozreta, ugleda-
ia hisico napravljeno IL medu in
sladu, a plot je narejen IL sa-
mih medenjakov. Ker sta lacna,
gresta k hisici, da poglodata
nekaj slascic kot dive mali mis-
XII. Sal ne vesta, da je to vraz.
ie copernice hiram. Nabereta 81
teh dobrot, da 81 napolnita ze'
lodcke. Glodata kot dive miski
ker macke nj pri hisi.
A, groza in strah! ze prilo'
masti carovnica "Hrustalka" ir
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-19
ERNEST BEVIN NJ PEPELkA

Ipolitiki, XII bi omogocila pripra-
vo "a tretjo svetovno vojno."
Presto je nekaj let in Bevin
je bill prisiljen ma moskovskem
zasedanju Sveta ministrov. .zuna-
njih zadev priznati, da v angle
Ski okupacijski conf obstojajo
oborozene nemske enote. Ma
prav istem zasedanju pa je tudi
izjavil, da Sc ne more obvezati
z nikakim rokom: v. pogledu in
dustrijske demilitarizacije Mem
cije.
Ko pa Sc nasprotno govori o
izseljevanju Nemcev il Poljske,
postaja mister Bevin zelo akti-
ven, protestira, ustvarja zapre-
Ike in Sc silno vznemirja, da Sc
ne bi krsili zakoni velike "clovec-
nosti." .....
Kako maj bi to clovek imeno-
val? Zakaj ia znani "nasprotnik
fasizma" kaze v tenn slucaju ta-
ko nenavadno skrb? Mistra Be-
vina prav mic ne vznemirja dej-
stvo, da so tisoci hitlerjevcev
nasli zatocisce v fasisticni Spa
niji in Sc tam ukvarjajos.
Yes svet dobro We, s cim sc oni
tam ukvarjajo! Mega ne vzne-
mirjajo niti hitlerjevci, XII Sc
sopirijo v Argentiniji pod okri-
ljem soproge ope "potujoee 60
spode," katero so ~ odgovarja-
jocimi castmi" nedavno sprejeli
v Angliji.
V ostalem pa lahko postavlja-
mo taksna retoricna vprasanja
brez konca in kraja. Verjetno je
bolje, da nehamo, kajti drugace
hi Sc Sc spomniii pravljice ca
robhi palicici. Ljudstvo ne pozna
samo pravljic o Pepelki, zlati RI
bici in zar-ptici. Med fantastic
mimi pravljicami o spremembah
je tudi pravljica zlem duhu il
dimnika.
zivel je nekoc neki dobri duh
. Toda vi to pravljico, jasno,
pOznate ..
tPonatis IL "slovenshega poroeevalca") }
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-19

1vrze vrv Janku "a vrat, sal je
huda kot volk. Otroka skusata
zbezati, a copernica ju zacara,
da ne moreta z mesta. Potem
zapre Jankota v kletko, a Met
ko spodi v hiso. VISA radostna
|zapoje earovnica veselo pesem
in malaga drva v pee, v kateri
Sc Metka pogaco spremeni.
Pridejo carovnice cd vseh stra-
nj in zaplesejo ma metlah divji
Piles. ~
Janko prigovarja Metki mai
pazi kaj DO copernica rekla in
storha. Ko hoce ia poriniti Met
ko V pee, il prigovarja, da maj
pogleda v pee &c je kruhek re
pecen, Metka jo prosi maj il po-
kaze kako Sc to naredi. Ko il
ia pokaze, jo porineta v pee,
kjer je ogenj zarec. Sedaj opa-
zita, .da so medenjaki zivi otro-
ci. z magicno vejico in besedo,
jih resita zacaranja.
V tenn prideta tudi oce in ma
ii in veselje je nepopisno, ko
izvesta v kaksni strasni ne
varnosti sta bila otroka, a sta
ostala ziva in zdrava. Vsi po-
kleknejo in Sc zahvalijo Bogu,
da jih je resil Fla.
V ozadju sc odpre roznat
oblak in ma zlatih stopnjicah
stole angelji, skupno zapojejo
cast in hvalo Menu, XII jih je
otel. I
To je povrsno povedana prav-
ljica o Janku in Metki. Pridite
v nedeljo popoldne oh 4. uri v
Slovenski delavski dom ma Wa
terloo Rd. pogledat kaj znajo
nasi mladi pevci in pevke.
Napolnite dvorano in pokazi-
te, ,da upostevate njih trud in
ste ponosni ma te nase otroke.
Publicijski odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-19
St. Joseph Lodge godba
priredi "Karneval glasbe"

Cleveland, O. - V nedeljo
%. novembra bo godba St. Jo-
seph's Lodge st. 169 KSKJ pri-
redila nenavadno glasbeno "a
bavo " Slovenskem domu ma
Holmes Ave. Prireditev DO. ,po-
dana pod imenom "Karneval
glasbe." Zelo poster program DO
vkljuceval najboljse ameriske
glasbene tocke, mesane ocar-
liivimi slovenskimi narodnimi
skladbami.
Prireditev sc pricne Oh 7:3O
zvecer s podajanjem glasbenega
koncerta, zakljucila pa Sc DO S
plesom in prosto zabavo.
St. Joseph godba je sestav-
LENA cd clanov, XII skupaj igra-
10 ze dolgo casa. Mnogi so Sc
naucili igrati ma razne glasbene
Instruments, ko so bill Sc otro-
ci v Collinwoodu.
Nedeljska prireditev bo prva
lokalna prireditev, XII jo bodo
podali clani, XII so sc vrnili vo-
jaske sluzbe v Evropi in ma Pa
cifiku. Toda godbeniki so zelo
znani Sc il prejsnjih predvojnih
casov, ko so podali dobre in
uspesne koncerte.
Vsi ste vabljeni, da pridete
ma ia "Karneval godbe". Vstop-
nina je "a to priliko zelo nizka,
sal je samo Is centov.
Odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-19

For festive quick platter rosy brown fanurts
bacon Contrast tae tempting % meat c sO
accented with bits Of green pepper uar-
nish platter with sprigs Of crisp parsley, - ,
TO pepare franks. wrap bacon fastening eacn emo
to cook bacon thoroughly Cooking about 10 minutes
interest these days IS the TACT that swift
Company sending s top quality ankfurt g market s1ysn
special wrapper package helps seal in the
natural Juices and favor Of the franks making them more tasty and
before Made and packaged under strict
sanitary conditions In Swift kitchens the country the
franks exposed until unwrapped in the home
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-19

James Rugel Mr. John Slapar Mr. in Mrs. John Kerr
in druzina. Miss Anne Winter Mr.. Victor Sabe.
Paul in Mary Leskovec, MIR. in Mrs. j. To1nsis. Mr..
Mrs. Stanley Laurich Mr. in Mrs. Thomas Zunich. Mr..
Jacob Muec. Mr. in Mrs. Philip Naniger Mr.. in Mrs.
John Nemanich. Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Podloqar. Mr..
Mrs. Luke Hoeevar Mr.. in Mrs. T. Zakrajsek. Mr. in
Mrs. John Per- Miss Mary Sajovc. Miss Valera Per,
Mr. in Mrs. Frank Vovko. MIR. in Mrs. Louis Zakrajse
Mr.. Martin Mailer. Mrs. Mary Stanonk. Mr. Mrs.
Henry Laurie ST., MIR. in Mrs. Albn Pike MIR. in Mrs.
John Lenarsie in druzina, MIR. in Mrs. Martin Dulc.
Miss Frances Cizel Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Laurie, Mr..
Mrs Frank Vogrnc MIR. William Sader. Mrs. GregoraS
Mr.. in Mrs. Edward Skodlar. Mr.. in Mes Edward Kkel
Mr.. John Melle Jermis Cafe. Mr.. Joseph Somrack Mr.
John Rutar. Mr.. in Mrs. John Nestor. Mr.. in Mrs. j.
Znidarsie. Jean in Tony Brodnk. Mr. John Krasovec
Mr.. in Mrs Frank Krokec. MIR. Mrs. B. j. Zndarsie
Mrs. Mary Sadowsk Mr.. Mrs. J. Alich Miss Dorothy
Lausin Mrs. J. Erzen. Mrs. Mary Nainiger. Mr. in Mrs.
John Strazer Mrs. Mary Znidarsic. Mrs. StariG. Mrs.
Joe Verbie. Mr.. in Mrs. Andrew Zeeznik in hcere.
Misses Mary in Agnes Tome. Mrs Rose Zupansie Mrs.
Julia Tomsie. Mr. Jacob A. Perko. Miss Ann Cmper
Mrs M. Herman. Mr. Anton Tomsis. Mrs. Jennie
Obla Mrs. Jennie iribar Mrs. Frances Bartelrne Mrs.
Rahija. Mrs. Helen BrendY Mrs. Toneka Jevnik. Mr..
Joseph Avsec NIL. Mrs. Rose Hanko. Mr. Nick Benes.
Mrs. Jennie Medved Mr.. in Mrs. James Naniger Miss
Veronica Braideck Mr. Joseph Legal in hei Mr. Charles
Zobac. Mrs. Mary Skodlar. Mrs. Nettie Prince Mr. B.
Verdell in sin.
Najepso zahvalo izrekamo sedeem. XII so dali svoje
Marolt. Mr.. Mike Marolt, Mr. in Mrs Anton Maensek.
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Mramor Mr. in Mrs. James Bebout.
Mr. in Mrs Stanley Petfokas Mrs. Frances Bartelme.
Mr.. in Mrs Anton Svelc Mrs. Rose Farbas Mr. in Mrs.
Victor Zakrajsek. Mr.. in Mrs Frank Longar.
Naso zahvalo mai sprejmejo vsi XII prisli pokoni-
pokrop ko je lezaa mrtvaskemu odru. pogrebci.
XII nosil krsto in vsi XII spreili njen zad
nil pot pokopalisGe.
Hvala lepa Rev. Tomcu "a opravljene cerkvene
pogrebne obrede. pogrebnemu zavodu Frank Zakrasel
jen pogreb.
Iskrena hvala drustvom in Slancam Slovenske ZEN
ske zveze. XII pokonco obiskale mrtvaskem odru
ter spremstvo pokopalisee.
Bodi vsem. XII ste stall OBJ strani. tolazi in
nam bill ponnoe ali drugi naSin dneh zaosti
oh zgubi soproge in matere. izreSena nasa najepsa
hvaa. Ako Sc je sucajno izpustlo irne enega ali dru
gega XII e izkaza svoje soGutje in pomoe prosrno
oproseenja ter Sc vsem enako zahvaljujemo. .
rerano 81 Sc morala posloviti cd Tvojih dragih in
Pustila 81 mas zalostne in osarnljene. tolazi mas
ekomaj.
i ostali a..
my. soprog
AIRY ANN. ANTON ROBERT in DONALD. otroci
lANK sKoDLAR. oee
>WARD in FRANK. brata
lANCES LONGAR. sestra '
.....
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-19
(Nadalievanie z 2. stranD

IL Poljske odpoklice angleskega
poslanika. Ia poslanik je MANFRED
stopil v proved tesne' .zveze z
ljudmi, XII jih je tezko imenovati
demokrate, XII pa SO bill priprav-
ljeni v obrambo "svobodnih vo.
litev" streljati tudi izza vogala.
Mister Bevin je bill zelo v skr-
beh glede procesa proti Nikoli
Petkovu. Laborist Bevin nepre-
stano brblja o svobodi "a izda-
jalce, spijone in Hitlerjeve slu-
&c. Zanje skrbiv Grciji, Poljski,
Romuniji in Madzarski. So pa
tudi med temi dezele, katerih
svobodo in suvereniteto nepre-
stano brani in protestira proti
vsakemu vmesavanju ed zunaj.
Tocneje povedano: minister Be-
vim je "neomajan" samo v enem
edinem primeru-ko Sc razprav-
liza o Francovi spaniji.
"Ne more biti govora O tenn,
da bi angleska vlada nudila po-
moe katerernu koli pretendentu.
spanska 'vprasanja more resiti
samo spansko ljudstvo."
Trden v tenn principu, je Be-
vim v maju tega leta odbil spre-
jetje protestnega pisma liver
poolskih pristaniskih delavcev
proti zvezam angleske Wade S
Francovo spanijo. In prav tr-
den v istem principu je Bevin ma
laboristicni konferenci v Barn
mouthu nastopil proti spremem-
bam ekonomskih sankcij proti
spaniji.
Mister Bevin zelo dobro We,
kaj lahko v teh casih napravi
neoborozeno ljudstvo proti mas
protniku, XII je oborozen letali,
tanki, s solzivcem in avtomat-
skim orozjem. Zaradi tega je tu-
di on tako velikodusno dovolil
spancem, da gredo z golimi ro-
kami ma do zob oborozeno Fran
covo armado-oborozeno seveda
ne brez angleske pomoci!
Bevin zelo hitro reagira ma ne
varnost, XII preti izdajalcu Pet
kovu, ne vidi pa krvi, XII Sc pre-
liva v spaniji, ne vidi bede Span
skega ljudstva, ne vidi, kako IT,
soci najboljsih sinov spanije
umirajo po jeeah in ma vesalih!
"Zelo mi je zal," pravi mister
Bevin, "toda mi nimamo pravice,
da Sc mesamo notranje zadeve
spanskega ljudstva."
Kadar Mister Bevin prehaja
cd della ma besede, tedaj lahko
slisite tudi kaksen protest proti
"osovrazenemu Francovemu re-
zimu." Kaj bi dejali o staliscu
cloveka,, XII je incl polno MOI
most, da della proti spremembi
tega "osovrazenega rezima?"
Mi:smo 81 zapomnili tudi take
izjavo mistra Bevina:
"ce pridemo ma Balkan in ,
druge dezele $ kabinetskimi me-
todami, tedaj bo kot 'rezultat ia.
kin nasih metod vzniknil nov
Tito"
Mister Bevin je verjetno poza
bill, no, toda mi smo 81 to dobrt
zapornnili, da Sc je angleska Via
da posluzevala zelo nekabinet
skin metod v casu, ko Sc je mar
Sal Tito boril "a svobodo Jugo
slavic % In tudi k nam j
prisel glas . izdajalski ilegaln
delavnosti nekega Mihajlovica
O fasistih, eetnikih in o njihovil
-da Sc lepo izrazimo- "vezah,
potem 0 instrukcijah, puskah il
mitraljezih, XII SO jih eetniki pre-
jemali, it'd.
Gotoyo hoste vprasali: cali n
bi morda lahoristicni ministe
Beyin raje .yidel ma mestu mar
sala Tita propadlega fasista M
hajlovica, kakor so to svojecas
no zeleli Revinovi kolegi-kor
servativci 2" Da je to prav tax
in mic drugace, ie razvidno IL II
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-19

v dolznost 81 stejemo da tenn potom iskreno
zahvalimo XII polozili krasne krsti po
kojnce blag spomin Zahvalo mai sprejmejo Mr.
Anton Mulec in druzina. Mrs. Frances Longar. Mr.
Edward Skodlar. Mr. Frank Skodar ST.. Mr.. Frank
Skodlar ml deavci pri Elwell Parker Electric Co.. Mr.
Jacob Marot ST.. Tony in Marvele Marolt Mr. in Mrs.
Anton svet in druzina. John in Sylvia Evatz. Mr.. in
Mrs Anton Maro in druzina. MIR. in Mrs. Frank Krol
Mix Mr. in Mrs Zdraveff in druzina. Mr.. in Mrs. Henry
Laurie ST.. Frances in Henry mi" Mr. in Mrs. Frank
Zaller in druzina, Mr. in Mrs. John LenarsiG in dru-
zina. Mr. in Mrs Joseph SustarsS. Mrs. Marie Nainger.
Mr. in Mrs. James Verbie. Mr. in Mrs. George Miko-
vioh pratei pri Joes Cafe. Victor in Justine Zakraj
SEX. Joe Karish druzina. MIR. Mrs. John Marolt.
drustvo Lpa st. l29 SNPJ drustvo Janeza Krsnika
st. 81 ABB.
Dale najlepsa hvala vsem. XII ste darovali
mase XII bodo brale mir pooj duse pokonce. in
sicer: Mr. Mrs. Frank Longar in druzina. Evan in
Mary Godinich in druzna. Mr.. in Mrs. sreSko Erzen.
Mr.. in Mrs Torok in druzina. Mr. in Mrs Tony Forbes.
Mr.. in Mrs. Jacob Babie. Mr. in Mrs. J. Cernogar in
druzina MIR. in Mrs. Carl Spretnak Mr. in Mrs. Frank
Drobnch Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Longar ST.. Mrs. Polar.
Mr. in John Marolt Messrs T. StaniS. E. Avsec
R. IvanSie. Mr. in Mrs. Anton Stanie Mr.. in Mrs.
Carl Estanel Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Marolt. Mr. Joseph
Crack. Mr.. in Mrs. Nick Corella. Carofran Bridal
Shop. Mr.. in Mrs. Victor Marolt. Mr.. in Mrs. Mike
Marolt. Mr.. in Mrs. Mlalar Mr. in Mrs. Frank Modic.
Miss Molly Longar. Mr. in Mrs Jack Marolt in druzina
MIR. Mrs. John Hace. deavci Elwell Parker Electric
Co.. Mr. in Mrs. Mramor ST.. Mr.. in Mrs. A. ZupaneiS.
Mr.. in Mrs. August Malensek Mr. in Mrs. J. Pike NIL.
Mrs. Frances Sabe. Mr. an Mrs. j. Pike Price in Richter
druzni. Mr. in Mrs. Joseph Roitz. druzina Rudolph Ho
Mr. John Knaus Mr.. in Mrs. Victor Lunder. Mrs.
Margaret Marolt in druzina. MIR. in Mrs. j. Knaus Mr.
in Mrs. Charles Zalnerats. Mr. in Mrs. A. Vieie Mr. in
Mrs. Otto Jelinel Mr. in Mrs John Bavec. Mr.. in Mrs.
Jim Zupaneie. Mr.. in Mrs. Andy Sader. Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Suhadolnik. Anne Kathleen III Louis Pugel Mr.
Laddie Marolt. Mr. in Mrs. Edward Pike. MIR. Mike
Marot Mrs. A. Zupaneic. Mr. Stanley Marolt. Mr. in
Mrs. John Mesojedec. Toneka J. Kolegar Mr.. in Mrs.
Stanley Baraga Mrs. Frances SYnder. Mr. in Mrs. Anton
Lunder Mr.. in Mrs. Glavich. Mrs. Lokar in hei. Mrs
Rose Jasks in sinovi Mr. in Mrs. Joseph Priosch. Mr..
in Mrs. John Kikol. Mrs. Erbeznik Mr.. in Mrs. Jack
LenarsiS. Mrs. Meglich Mrs. Mary Struna. Miss Mary
Palcc. Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Brodnik. Mrs. Mary Scobie
in hcere Mrs. Mary Klopeie Mrs. John Vee. Miss
Bernie Sajovic Mr.. in Mrs. John Centa Mr.. in Mrs.
Joe Tekavec NIL. Mr.. in Mrs. Sosa in druzina Mr.. in
Mrs. Steve Herman. Mrs. Ignatz Rugel. Mr. in Mrs.
Predraga soproga. matt. hei in sestra. P
zdaj bivas vrh visav. kjer nj ne nnuk trpljenja
zavest. da Sc enkrat snidemo mad zvezdani ma v
Po6ivaj miru-snivaj sladko!
zalujo
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zalujoGi ostali:

TONY. soprog
FRANK sKODLAR. oee ~-.-
EDWARD in FRANK. brata
FRANCES LONGAR. sestra
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BY The Asseeiatsd Press

DAVIDSON, N. c., Nov. david
sons Wildcats, who have been called
q first-half, spiritless club, marked
both terms off the record today as
they outfought Virginia Military In
stitute in the fourth quarter and
pushed across a touchdown which
earned 14-14 tie.
Outgained on the ground and IN
the air, the Wildcats turned back
two determined v. NJ. I. threats,
silenced Keydet Passer Bob Thoma-
sons aerial thrusts with effective
ness and sent Mack Erwin, sopho-
more fullback, plunging across with
the fourth-period marker which
gained the tie.
Buck williams, vieing with the
Virginians' Ken Darlington for
extra point accuracy, converted both
attempts from placement.
A desperate Thomson to George
Crowson aerial counted 56 v. NJ. I.
yards deep into Davidson territory
with seconds remaining. Bullet Bob
pitched again, this time to End Fritz
Crytzer on the nine, but on the
final play of the game the Davidson
line broke through, mailing Thoma-
son and preserving the deadlock.
Evening star., 1947-11-02
Revenqefu| Tar Heels Nebraska Is Swamped
Beat Tennessee, N-6By Missouri, al 10 6
BY the Associated Press

COLUMBIA, Mo, Nov. IA yer.
satile University of Missouri foot
ball team, featuring vicious line
play, scored in every period to wal
lop Nebraska, Al to 6, today and
take sole possession of first place
in the Big Six Conference race.
An estimated $4,000 fans watched
Don Faurot's Tigers administer the
worst beating in this series since
Nebraska's 48-0 victory in 1922. 1t
was the biggest margin Missouri
ever scored over the Cornhuskers,
and the Tigers third Big Six win
against no defeats.
The Missouri scoring parade sent
Halfback Bill Day across for two
touchdowns and Back Bus Ents-
minger, Center Bob Fuchs, End
Kenneth Bounds, and Backs Nick
Carras and Al Roby once each. Bob
Dawson kicked five points.
The touchdowns ranged from l.
yard plunges by Day and Roby to
a 50-yard return of an intercepted
pass by Fuchs. The Tigers scored
once in the first quarter, twice In
the second, once in the third and
added three more In the fourth.
Evening star., 1947-11-02
Wake Forest Drubbed
By William and Mary
As $1,000 5hiver
BY the Associoted Press

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Nov. l.
Wake Forests Deacons visited Will
liamsburg today and ran into two
extremes-the extremely cool No
vember weather and the extremely
hot William and Mary Indians.
While 1900 blew into chilled
hands, William and Mary played its
greatest game Of the current cam
paign to humble the shivering Dea-
cons, 21-0.
With four minutes remaining in
the second period a 6-foot 2-inch
freshman end named Vito Ragazzo
of Af1ex, KY, pulled one of Stan
Magdziak's forward passes out of
the chilly atmosphere behind the
goal line on play that picked up
20 yards and sent the Indians on
their way to their fourth Southern
Conference triumph.
The Indians put on a running
and passing massacre in the third
chapter. The period was only three
minutes history when Jack ely
ing) Cloud, the Tribes all-South-
ern Conference fulback from Nor
folk, plucked one of Wake Forest
Halfback Tom Fetzer's forward
passes out of the air and streaked
IS yards down the west sideline for
touchdown.
William and Mary picked up its
third touchdown just as spectacu-
larly. After Tackle Harry Caugh-
ron had recovered Jimmy Lail's
tumble on the Deacons' Al and the
Indians had rolled down the field
all the way to the II. Henry Blanc
took the leather on a reverse from
Cloud, stepped back and heaved a
quick pass into the end zone to end
and Co-Captain Bob Steckroth.