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The Nome nugget., 1947-01-10

WASHINGTON (P)-Rep. Jack son O.-Wash0 said today he plans legislation transferring to the ln- terior Department all civil author ity in Guam, Ameican Samoa and army of the Japanese-mandated islands of the Pacific which have come under American jurisdiction. v <ackson told a reporter he believ- ed American opinion was opposed to military rule under peace time conditions. He described such a rule as not in accord with either our traditions or modern practices of other powers"
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-10

SEATTLE, (P)-Art Schumann, 34, who with others took ice hock- ey to England, Scotland and Ger many a number of years ago and played with the San Diego Sky hawks and Seattle Ironmen last season, died yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-10

DETSOIT, (P)-Ward's automo- tive reports today estimated this weeks car and truck production in the United States and Canada at 78,329, compared with a re- vised total of 53,437 in the short holiday week ended Jan. 4. In cluded in this weeks figures are 50,689 cars and 22,80O trucks as- s,embled in the United States to- gether with 2,625 cars and 2,215 trucks made in Canada.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-10

NEW YORK, (Ao) - Babe Ruth has had no callers except his wife .Since he underwent serious oper- 'ation on his neck last Monday. While French hospital reported early today that the former home run kings condition was still sat isfactory and unchanged" It was reported that he had been suffer- ing considerable pain since the op- eration and had been quite rest less.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-10
May DecOntrOl
 Transient Rooms
Special to The Nugget

JUNEAU-Walter E. Walsh, in the office of temporary controls of the OPA in Juneau says "Effective February 15t transient rooms in hotel may be released from con- trol of the rent regulations. It is stressed that decontrol is not au- tomatically extended by the amendment. To be released quail fled hotels must file applications for decontrol, designating the number of rooms rented by the week and by the month period. >
 No application will be accepted unless the hotel has filed registra- ton required to be filed by Janu- ary |, l947.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-10

N4ONDON, (F) - Soviet Russia has asked Norway to grant her special privileges at Spitzenber- gen, the Norwegian foreign min ister announced today in Oslo. In London a British foreign office spokesman said Britain was aware of a request from some power to establish base in the Arctic island group.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-10

WASHINGTON, R)-Secretary of Interior J. A. Krug announced today selection of Hazelton, Pa, as a site for the Bureau of Mines new S450,000 anthracite research laboratory.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-10
MISSING PILOTS ARRIVE SAFELY AT KOTZEBUE

Pilot E. B. Joiner of the Arctic Air Service and Pilot H. Coplin of Haycock, who were reported missing during the storm arrived safely at Kotzebue.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-10

SHANGHAI, (F) - Northwest Airlines' survey plane arrived to- day from Seoul. It is scheduled to Gemain four or five days before going on to Manila on its Oriental survey flight.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-10

WSAN FRANCISCO, (P)-Shor. stop Roy Nicely has signed his con- tract for next season the San Francisco Seals announced today Terms were not disclosed. He was with the team in 1945 and lG46 and hit .220 last season.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
WOULD BAR JIMCROW in
HEALTH PLAN PROPOSAL

WASHINGTON, d C.-tNN-
PA Race and religious dis
cnmination would be banned
under the provisions Of bill
introduced last Monday by four
Senator'S to provide medical hos
pital. dental and public health
service
The bin is backed by Repub-
licans Robert A Taft Ohio II
Smith Now Jerscyl,
II Ball minnesota and
Forrest G Donnell (Missourn
II is considered an alternative
10 the Murray Wagner Dlngcll
act supported by the Democrats
The bin would allocate about
a quarter OF billion dollars a
year for grants to states TO per-
NIT them 10 AID low income
families The money would be
administered by I've state but
the state government would be
required TO match the federal
contribution.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
Bethel Eegiins
Lenten Program

Suudar W.ll be the beginning
Of the 1877 Lontcn Prog am al
Bethel AAlE church, corner OF
Flede1ck and ST. Antoine At
j. 20 am INC pastor the Rev.
Jonathan A. Danes VIII begin
q series OF LcntCn Messages,
Suh.cct The Coat Of Arms Of
NcW MOBILITY Matt 1889
100 pm Membership Train
ing COURSE VIII he given 10 those
who e Interested IN preparing
ior fal membership
$3.50 pm The Wlloci force club
Us pjcscNung their annual speak
or Judge james $ Watson Of
Nov YORK CITY which promises
TO pc q gala occasion
~ 1880 p M The Silent Work
cr No > Will present their first
program Of the season All are
invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE

Mind Will be the subject OF
the Lessons Sermon IN all Chris
tan Science Churches through
out the world on Sunday, Feb
ruary %
The Golden Text (Romans IL:
33) IS o the depth OF the uch-
cs both of the wisdom and
knowledge of God how I'M
searchablc are his judgements,
and his ways past finding out!
Among the Bible citations is
this passage. (Phil. 4.3): Fl
nally. brethren, whatsoev er
things are true, whatsoever
things are honest, whatsoever
things are just. whatsoev er
things are pure, whatsoever
things are lovely, whatsoever
things are Of good report If
there be any virtue, and If there
there be any praise, think on
these things"
Correlative passages to be
read from the Christian Science
textbook, Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures by
Mary Baker Eddy. include the
following Up 248): Let unself-
iShness, goodness. mercy. JUS
ticc, health, holiness love-the
kingdom of heaven-rcign with
in US and sin. disease, and
death will diminish until they
finally disappear"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
Dedicate Conant
Gardens Church

Vernon Chapel AME church
of Conant Gardens, Of which
Rev. James Aiken Is pastor, has
laid plans TO dedicate the first
unit OF their church structure
which is located al the corner
OF GrlXdale and Norwood ave-
nues. with a two week program
beginning Sunday. February %
and ending Sunday, March y.
A number of the churches OF
the city Will have day during
this dedication when they VIII
have full charge of the pro-
gram Ebenezcr AME church,
under the direction Of their pas
tor Rev Carlyle + Stewart
Will open the program on sun
day, February %
Other churches taking part in
tins program arc 81 john S
CME. ST Pauls AME Mary
Palmer ME, Bethel AME. ST,
Pauls AME Zion, ST. Stephens
AME
Bishop Grege Of the Fourth
Episcopal District Of which
Michigan is a part, will be pres
ent and have a part IN the CHI
max Of the Dedication Program
on Sunday. March 9.
A feature of the program Will
be the Business Pageant Night
which viii be Tuesday, Febru-
any 25 This program viii be
chairmaned by Mrs Beatrice
Fleming. one OF the most prom
inent business women in the
city. Several business men Of
the city VIII take a part in this
program
Also featured viii be Fra
ternal Night, which Will be IN
charge of Mrs Alvestor Lyons
and Mrs. Fred Shamburger ST..
the fraternal organizations Of
the city Will be featured on
this program
Vernon Chapel has made trc-
nendous strides under the pas
torate Of Rev James Aiken. ac-
cording TO church officials.
The first unit of the new
church structure has been COM
plcted and plans are now being
made 10 complete tho work
The membership has doubled
and every one has wholcheart-
cdly cooperated in the church
work.
The members Of the commit
tee arc Mrs Ida Allen, Booker
Alexander, and Dosh Dean, Jr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
ST. STEPHEN PLANS
FOR NEW BUILDING

Under the great Leadership ].
our pastor. the Rev. j. d. -
ell. the church has been AM,
20 accomplish many rrs
things. To-day the members
looking forward 10 the erechoy
OF new and greater ST. Stem,
co AME church. Last sun5sy
morning, Rev, Howell preacbai
very inspiring sermon AZ
text was "Life's critical houJ'
The services ended with
beautiful selection, "Yes -
is Real led by young Jans.
Stovall of the Celestial CO.
The members and friends Of on,
church are urged to read NJ
news weekly in this paper =
that they might be able 10 kesS
up with the progress and act,vl.
ties Of St Stephen AME churcS
Mrs. Cora Jordan White ons
of the most outstanding speas.
crs Of the race, will speak Fe5.
ruary % at the $3.50 pm. serv.
ice.
Mrs. Idelle ( Henry Is pr..
scnting the All-Star Youth CO.
Of Ebenezer AME church m
musical recital to be held a, 81
Stephen church at 800 pm a
February "a Miss Mary LouK
Fisher. popular young singer h
the city, will appear as gued
artist.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
BISHOP HITS
RACE BIGOTS

a strong plea for racial de-
mocracy was made IN a broad
cast Thursday evening by the
RI Rev. Richard 5. Nj En-
rich Ph. D.. Suffragan Bishop
OF the Episcopalian diocese OF
Michigan. over Station WJLB.
God really made the World
for all men Remember II YOU
have any false pride Of race. the
sober teaching that God looks
upon the heart and is no re-
spector OF persons. II any man
ever speaks i'll Of another race,
/ beg you 10 remember that
he is speaking i'll of what God
has made. and that IS bias
phemy," he told the radio audi
ence.
Each individual is unique"
he added. The bieot makes
two Great mistakes. First he
assumes that his color hair is
better than your color hair,
which is arrogant; and sec
ondlY, he assumes mar req
head number one is the same
as red head number two.
which is silly.
80 when you hear someone
say that all As are tricky, or
all blondes dizzy, ask him how
ne gets that way Which blonde
TAe two year old BABY The old
lady? The scientist? The artist
The Businessman
Or. Enrich has been IN De
troit six months, during which
he has been in charge Of the
Work and Publicity
Department Of the diocese. He
is one OF the youngest bishops
in his church
On March 10. 10 and "a the
bishop will deliver a series OF
al ST Cyprian's Epis-
copalian church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
Jones
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
AL Monroe Street.

Sa-tsv morning NE pulpit
Was s4Fp-ea 81 tac pastor the
Rcy 4 a. Banks a large CON
tkacar heard the Rev. Na
BANKS preach 3 sermon analyz-
Cnoos.us as ;cNi t.on LaAe
.54 tne p5st spoSe en- the
iaeme S;spc-ctacrS
We .eo, 'a; mere gettns
ga1p.e ;cget1e. r,aHcs rcn
c,thc.s ss.a the Rev "
BaaSs Eca rsn mast reccg-
n.ze Cos as his father before
we can he c.oi5c-s sometime,
tie mo-e We go t7ceher, me
more Ne Set spat with various
og Ean.fsi-1s .l.rng FOR lneE
c.ects only because
tCaEon Is soSc-l
Tire SONGS ~ Lon were furr-
.s-eS by the Senior Choir ard
Second Baptist chol. Elghl new
,ncrr Dcgs '-.Ce1
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
MILLER HIGH HAS new |
PUBLIC ADDRESS SETUH|

A new public address syus1
has been added TO the AUDI
visual equipment at Miller lid
school.
The new pa, system can plaj
either slow or fast speed record
and can magnify the voice I
a speaker
Miller is one Of the BED
equipped schools in audlo-visus
apparatus. numbering among 4
items Of equipment a record
maker. a sound movie pro'ec
tor, a silent movie pro'ec
radio yictrola. Detola radi
and record PLAYER, a Philco "a
dio and record player, and
opaque projectors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
PRINCE HALL o.E.s. COLUMN

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER NO. IL STATED MEETINGS Isl
wednesday, DEGREE WORK Wednesday. Worthy MatrOn
Mrs Viola Perry Leland IT, 1899 Worthy Patron
Mr.. Richard White 81 Erklne, Apt 500; Secretary Mrs.
Grace b. Balenger, $685., 3Oth ST. la. 1851
BATHSHRBA CHAPTER NO. e-STATED MEETINGS list Fri.
day. DEGREE WORK 4th Friday. Worthy MarOn Mrs.
Florence Fields 35 Hamilton, TIE. 1854; Worthy Patron
Mr. g. SchuSter. 5s7 IrOquOs, Nv. 1922 SeCrearyMrs
Carrie b. Riley, 4S93 Parker, PI. 1885.
GOLDEN LEAP NO. 14-STATRD MEETINGS LIST Wednesday.
DEGREE WORK srd Wednesday Worthy MAtrOn-Mrs. Ger
trude Gray sOS2 Cameron, TO- sse29 Worthy Patron, Mr.
Red 1926 Maine, TW. L5o7e Secretary Mrs. Doris
J Ray, 500 Yeamans.
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. a1-sTATED MEETINGS End Yri-
day Degree WORK 4th Friday. Worthy MatrOnMs Chan
ME Y. Lindsay 554 Mack TR. 2-5403 Worthy PatrOn-Mr
Devoid Holey 1875 CardOna; Secreary-Mrs. Ace Han.
cey Sl37 Russell, CHI. 1882
LONE STAR CHAPTER NO 2e-STATED MEETINGS LIST
Thursday DEGREE WORK Srd Thursday. Worthy Matron-
MRS. Mary Hudson, 26s2 Chestnut Worthy Patron Mr..
George Glenn, 2lSst Majesci Secretary Mrs. Nellie VIII
son, 2Os2l Wyoming, Ferndale.
ST. AGNES CHAPTER NO. sS-STATED MEETINGS End Wed.
nesday. DEGREE WORK lh Wednesday. Worthy MAtrOn-
AzzIe Rhodes 6O2l wildwood, TY. 6.61s5l Worthy Patron
Mr.. Walter Bradford 682 Erskne TT. 2.71Ssi Secretary
Mrs. Flood, 1884 Central TY. B5069.
CAPSTONE CHAPTER NO. 2sSTATED MEETINGS-2nd Thurs.
day DEGREE WORK Thursday. worthy MatrOn-- Mrs.
Celeste Richardson 1927 CharevO PI 1895 Worthy Patron
Mr.. General Johnson, 1881 Hunt FL $685. Secretary
Mrs. Rosa Blunt 21l7 Mullett. ri. 1888.
WATERFORD CHAPTER NO. 8O--STATED MEETINGS
Thursday. DEGREE WORK Srd Thursday Worthy MatrOn-
Miss =. Louise ROAman, PL. OO80; Worthy Patron -
Mr. Jordan d. Granger 6i4 Oakland MA 1921; Secretary
Mrs. Carlene G. Brown, 1919 MarstOn, TR. 1-6sO1
DORlClAN CHAPTER NO. B2- STATED MEETINGS End Mon.
j day. DEGREE WORK attn Thursday. Worthy MatrOn
Mrs. YV0nns G. Taylor MArsOn, IOOs; worthy
iron Maachia smith, 555 Hague; Secretary NIL.
drsd T. stewart, ss7S Bull, Pr. 1892
1 DEGREE WORK 9Th Monday - Worthy Matron - IS
sic n. Wiley 527 Medbury MA. 1868; worthy Patron Mr.
Walter ST. CJe 7sS2 MelTOse, TR i.3l6l, SecrearJ-Mrs
Aimee D. Flowers. sess W. Forest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
List Available
City Positions

Jobs in the employ Of the city
have been announced this week
by the Detroit Civil Service
Commission For further lnlor-
nation about filing dates and
examinations readers are urged
10 make inquiry at the commits
sion offices on the 10th floor Of
the Water Board Building. 735
Randolph.
Jobs open include: playleader,
master Of fire boat, and x-ray
technician
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
7GllG}7{E3
CHURCH OF GOD
Jay and Chene Streets

Sunday mo.n!ng a large con.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06

dovolj wolfe, ognjevitosti in po-
stenja slediti dobrim voditeljem,
XII Jim nj mar sramotenje in pre-
ganjanje, ker vedo, da stopajo
pc strani in trnjevi poti, katero
je izvolil in dokoncal pred sko-
70 diva tisoc lett skromni Naza-
rejec, da nam je pokazal pot
V posvetitvi delu "a dosego
tega novega cloveka in tie move
in prosvetljene dobe, "a katero
smo pripravljene tudi me zene
prispevati svoje energije in &c
treba tudi zrtve, prof. urednis-
two "Progresivnih Slovenk" u.s.
krene novoletne zelje vsemu
.clanstvu, prijateljem in somis-
ljenikom.
Bazaar lepo uspcl
NaSa glaVna tainica pOrO:a,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06

da je bazar skupnih krozkov, XII
sc je vrsil zaeetkom meseca
prav lepo uspel in da DO podala
kasneje natancno porocilo.
Anna Juretic il e: 152 St. je
dobila pressure cooker, Mary
Starman liz E. 200 St. elektricni
avtomatieni prazilec (toaster)
in Helen Majer il St. Clair Ave.
elektricni likalnik. Torej kakor
nalas:, je odsla v sleherno ma
selbino, kjer imamo krozke, pc
ena nagrada.
Opozarjamo vas tudi, da paz-
no preeitate detajlirano poroci-
10 O vsemu relifnemu delu, Xxi
smo ga Prog. Slovenke' vrsile
V preteklih letih, in da opozori-
tie ma isto znanke in prijateljice,
da bodo videle kaksla Organi-
zacija je nasa in da resnicno
preveva elanstvo krepak duh "a
delo ustvarjanje in bratsko po-
moe tam, kjer je potrebna in ma
mestu.
M T urednica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06
MIR LJUDEM MA ZEMLJl,
XII SO DOBRE WOLFE.

Tako so peli angelji oh roj-
stvu Kristusa, velikega nosilca
ideje miru, bratstva in srece "a
cloveski rod pred skoro diva IT,
soc lett. Mir pride torej lie lju-
dem, XII so dobre wolfe. TIE bese-
de treba dobro premisliti in bo-
mo videli, kako moramo ziveti
kako delati, &c hoeemo uresni-
citi stoletne SAME in hrepene-
ME DO miru, sreci in blagosta-
nju.
Vcasih Sc nam zdi, da smo
danes Sc dalec proc cd "dobre
volje", vendar zavedajoc Sc mo-
ci radija, moci dobrih vodite-
ljev in predvsem moci prepro-
stega ljudstva, spoznati kje lei
Min resitev, sc zgodi to prav
lahko v jake kratki dobi. Sred-
stva so VISA tn! &c DO ljudstvo
dovolj dobro, dovolj zdravo in
dovolj pogumno, da DO stopilo
ma ozko in tezko pot preganja-
nih, zanicevanih in osmeSenih
voditeljev, &c DO poslusalo glas
tistih, XII mas klicejo oh enajsti
uri k streznitvi, da prenehamo
pies okoli zlatega teleta, da spo-
znamo, da je svet jake maj
hen, in da smo 81 vsi bratje in
sestre, in da nam nudijo iznajd-
be moderne tehnike vse pogoje
"a z:vljenje, presto skrbi "a ma
t~erijalno existence, tedaj DO
napocila lahko prav kmalu do
ba rrave c~ivilizacije in pravega
krs:anstva ali v drugih bese-
dab - nebeskega kraljestva.
V dobl, ko DO cloVek sproscen
borbe in pehanja "a vsakdanji
kruh, DO lahko posvetil vec paz-
ME razvoju in poletu svojih du-
Sevnih sill.
Tako prosvitljen in spopoljen
elovek Sc DO ucil izrabljati svoj
prosti cas- ma novih in sedaj ne
pojmljivih poljih. Svoje proste
ure, svoje zivljenje ne DO ugo-
nabljal S pijaneevanjem, kvar-
tanjem, in pustolovstvom vseh
vrst temvec DO iskal in nasel
pota "a izrazanje svoje osebno-
sti V lepsih in koristnejsih obi
kah.
Ia nov clovek, XII ne DO vedno
v skrbeh, kaj DO jutri oblekel,
kaj jedel, it'd, DO lahko sledil
klicu ~njegovega srca, to Sc pra-
vi, razvil b lahko prirojene ia
lente, kateri so bill doslej vsled
materijalnih skrbi zatrti v MEM
v zgodnji mladosti. V kratkem
- zivalska, oziroma egoisticna
stran cloveskega srca in duse,
XII dobi dandanes pri vecini V
zgodnji mladosti vsprico rag
mer, vodilno ali prvo besedo, DO
podlegla bel. s., idealnejsi in pie
menite.iSi strani.
Tia nov clovek b poster, ker
ga DO sram pred sanim seboj
- krasti, g~oliufati. - Ia nov
5lovek DO odkrit in iskren, ker
DO smatral, da pljuje ma lastno
osebo, v lasten obraz, &c je hi
navec. Ia nov clovek ne DO liz
koris:al svojega bliznjega, ker
DO sdEsevno toliko dozorel, da
Eb6 Vdsk]: da pride ,ra6un "a VISA
kn jeno krivico, ker je ma
syetu vse relstivno. Kar ii je
mogoee danes korist, ii DO jutri
prokletstvo, &c nj bio d0sezeno
ma poster naein.
Use to in S, mnoso bo dose
/ gel now cloyek, &c DO II bodocih
dneh budno ma dslu, &c 10 incl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06

; NaSa organizacija je zbrala skupaj cd /. juSa Ia4sdo u,
'decenhra istega leta vsoto2 ss.4O3l0 v takozvani smbtlan<ni
sklad. Cd tega denarja smo poslale $500 dirsktno ma WnF66A
nakar smo dodale Sc $3.50 in poslale en- cello tisocak SI000 IA isto
organizacijo WRF6SA sko SANS "a nakup ambulance, zdrav-
niskih instruncntoy in potrcostin. Oh tistem Gasu so potTebovai
v domoyini najbolj nijno ~zdrayniske Instruments in zato . jim
bill isti poslani, da ssje Ajsalo bolecine ranjenih in hohihe CHM
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06
Pregled in porocilo celotnega pomoznega
della "Progresivnih Slovenk Amerike"
cd maja 1914 do decembra, 1916

IA Summary and Complete Report of Relief Work Done by
The Progressive Slovene Women of America"
From May 1914 to Dec. l946)
Leto 1916 je zatonilo in OBJ tel priliki pregledujemo PRO
gredvne Slovenke' delo pretekHh dveh let in podajamo z veil
kim ponosom celotno porocilo nasi sposni javnosti, XII Sc je take
radovoljno in VelikoduSno odzvala nasim pozivom in prosnjam
Nase pomozno ali relifno delo smo 81 zaSrtale ma majski kon
ferenci leta 1914 in z istim nadaljevale nepretrgoma do 60 junja
1916.
Dive lett neprestanega della cd strani mnogih nasih clanic, je
rodilo sledece uspehe, XII jh podajamo v podrobnostih!
AMBULANcNI SKLAD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06

Sc je tudi izvedlosin tako je meseca julia, 1916 AmeriSki odbor
"a Jugoslovanski Ref tidal pooblastil "a nakup novs bolniSks
arnbulance dstega tpa kot je bia kupljena "a Hrvaske zene v
Chicago in kakrsno je odobril DIR. Neubauer, kot odgovariajoco,
ko Sc je nudil ma obisku v tel dezel)
Ambulance je vsHala s235o0O in je bia odposlana v Jugo
Slavic noseca sledeci napis:--"Dar borcen Y domovini Cd Pro
sresivnih Sloven< ' Ameriki" in sicer ma ladji S. S. Honduras
Victory, XII je odplula proti Trstu meseca novembra, 1916 (stavka
pristaniskih delavcey je zakasnila posiljatev do tega casa) 2 naro-
eilom, da mai 10 Jugoslovanski rdeci kriz izroci Slovenskemu ride.
cemu krizu. kakor nitro bono dobile obvestilo, da so iso v domo-
VIM prejeG, bono obvestile naso splosno javnost.
Predno je Ameriski Odbor "a Jugoslovanski Relif kupil ime-
novano ambulance je blo posvetovanje z Mr.. J. Zavertnikom in
z Miss Ann Traven in cato Sc oh tel priliki zahvaljujemo imeno-
vanemu odboru, kakor tudi Ann Traven in Joe Zavertniku "a
njih vsestransko sodelovanje in pomoe v tel zadevi.
sKLAD IA DEco-"BABY SHOWER"
Dne II. decembra, 1914 smo sklenile izvolii ReIfni Odbor,
cigar naloga je bia zbirati obleko, hrano, obutev in gotovino "a
kritje stroskov ciscenja in odposiljanja blaga ter sploh voditi po
mono delo med Mani. Poem je bio meseca decembra, lea 1915,
ko smo sklenile priredhi takozvan Baby Shower" "a jugoslovan.
ske otroke. v ia sklad smo zbrale 1921. Bio je meseca marca,
1916, ko smo izrocne Mr.. Kuhelnu,. tajniku SANSa, da mai odpo-
Size ia denar skozi SANS ma Ameriski Odbor "a Jugoslovanski
Relif ACYR) "a nakup otroske hrane in obleke in kasneje smo
poslale Sc eek "a $8l.00 " isti namen.
Ker vemo, da boste gotovo radi ciali natancen seznam, kako
je imenovani odbor ACYR) potrosil ia denar YAM prinasamo tn
seznam kupljenega blaga, XII je bio dooceno izkljucno "a So
venski rdeci kriz:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06

"a ambnlanco in zdravniske INSTRUMENTS (poslano War
Ri Relief Fund Of South Slavic American Committed s 10000
s' sNadaIesaiJe ~ 4 stssn.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-06

Nasa glavna tajnica poro:a,
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-08
Sue motor club
for Jim crow rule

A jim crow clause i'm con-
tracts of the Illinois Auto Club
will be under attack Nov. I'll
in Municipal Court.
Judge Harold O.Connell will
hear arguments by Edmund
Hatfield. Progressive Party
candidate for Superior Cour7.
urging that contract restrict
ing membership in the club TO
whites only" be declared void
on the grounds that jim crow
violates sound public policy"
The suit was filed on behalf
of Kenneth Robertson. finan-
cial secretary of Ford local ssl
of the CLIO United Auto Work
ers. Robertson asks return of
the $3.50 be invested in a life
time membership in 1910. The
club is affiliated with the Ma
tional Automobile Association.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-08
pected about 100000 TO vote.
and now we find that 100000
people turned out at the polls"

Political observers offered sew
eral reasons for the heavy vote,
unusual for judicial election.
Intensive activity among the
Negro people, Chicagoans of Jew
ish ancestry, and members of
other national groupings, such as
the Poles, the Bohemians, the
Italians, and the Greeks, resulted
from the feeling that the machine
had denied them adequate repre-
sentation on the bench.
LABOR organizations of both
the CIO and the AFL, including
leaders of nearly 140 local unions,
supported the Progressive cam
paign to beat anti-labor judges
who had issued strike-breaking
injunctions.
Many Republicans, including
some ward committeeman, decided
to work for the Progressives be-
cause of dissatisfaction with the
machine ticket, which included
only six COP men.
The Chicago Stars part in the
campaign, especially the distribu-
ton of 10000 paid copies of a
special election guide, was credit
ed with being an important factor.
The daily press, largely because
of distaste for Crowley, gave the
Progressives favorable publicity
during the closing days of the
campaign.