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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03

Nasa doba sc ponasa uspe-
hom da je ustvarila zensko, XII
Sc udejstvuje V uradu in pokli-
Gu. Kako neupravicena je ia do
mneva, dokazujejo izkopnine,
XII jih je odkrila skupina znan-
stvenikov britanskega muzeja
in pennsylvanskega vseucilisca
ma ozemlju stare Kaldeje. Uce-
njaki so odkrili ogromen okraj
svetiscnega mesta Edublatma-
ha in obnovili po stevilnih stav-
bah in napisih sliko socialnega
zivljenja Babiloncev okoli leta
2O8O pred Kr. Ia slika Sc osup-
1.-Two ujema pisarniskim in "a
sebnim zivljenjem sedanjega ca
sa.
Ucenjaki so po dolgotrajnem,
utrudljivem naporu koncno ven
darle razbrali pisavo ma glina-
stih plos6ah, ceprav SO te plo-
See precej trpele zaradi proni-
cujoce Wage. Ia trud in napor
sta sc res izplacala. Ma ploscah
so bila zaznamovana opravila,
napisano je bilo delo poklicnih
zena, zaposlenih pisarniskimi
deli. Seznami plac so Sc. .odkrili
XII dajajo zanimiva pojasnila.
Uradnice so bile pred stiri.
mi tisocleti slabo placane, &c sc
bile starejse, in bolje, &c so bile
mlade. Mlada tajnica pa nj do
bivala, boljse place zaradi svo'
je drazestne postave. Narobe
&c je bila ka terra lie prelepa
sploh nj dobila sluzbe. To neso.
glasje (po nasem .mnenju) pa
nj zakrivil mogoce pomanjklji
vi okus "a .zensko lepoto pr
"sefih" samih. Imelo je to neso
glasje globlji vzrok. Zakonske
zene tedanje dobe so Sc zani
male "a posle in kupcije svojif
zakoncev v vecji meri, kot j
pa bilo mogoce to vsec mozen
samim. zene so spremljale svo
je moze v urad in jim delalt
med uradnimi urami mani al
boil zalostno druzbo. One SO tn
di veckrat izbrale zenske ma
mescenke in ker so poznale svo
je zakonce, sploh MISC bila spre
, jeta lepa, mlada dekleta.
u Ia place so dobivale uradni
ce zivila. IL seznamov plac j
razvidno, da so dobivale ollie '
posebnem vrcu. Otroci in sta
rejse zenske SO dobivale polo
J vicno place. Tudi moski usluz
: benci so bill nagrajeni oljen
! in moko. &c je delavec zbolel
, je dobil dodatno nero ola, d;
> MIN pref premaga bolezen.
| Svetisce Edublatmah pa n
! sluzilo samo bogacesju, bilo j
pravcato mesto, obdano z ri
dom. Prebivalstvo je zapuseal'
lie redkokdaj to mesto in mno
1ge stanovanjske hise SO stel
! tudi mad 100 sob, povezanil
med seboj dolgimi hodniki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
Prispevki pri podruznici
St. 48 SANS in plesna
prireditev 5. oktobra

Cleveland, O. Zadnje ca
Sc smo sprejeli sledece prispev-
ke:
Drustvo "Kras" st. 8 S.D.Z.
clanarina "a julij in, august
$12, Mary Lustik So, Paula
Kline (Florida) 81, Jos. Okar
$3.50, Steve Sustarich Sr. So,
Frank Petric So, Josephine Ve-
sci So, drustvo Mir st. JAP
SNPJ 3-mesecna clanarina $18.
Ia otrosko bolnisnico SIN O
sprejeli. $18.
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Mihelic
sta darovala darovala $40 ma
mesto venca "a pok. Rose Rup-
mix, Lorain, Ohio.
Dale je nasa podruznica
sprejela tudi sledece vsote "a
"Narodni odbor "a svobodni
tisk":
Jos. Okar $3.50, ustvo
"Zdruzeni bratje' st. 26 SNIP
$50, drustvo "Svoboda st. 74s
SNPJ $50, drustvo "Zdruzene
Slovenke' st. % SDZ $40, Mr.
in Mrs. L. Pirc S5. Obljubljeno
drustvo "V boz st. So SNIP
$50 in drustvo mir st. 142
SNPJ $50.
Vsem prispevateljem V ime-
nu podruznice iskreno zahva,
linn, ter zelim. Sc nadaljnega
odziva S prispevki.
Maj opozorim, da DO nasa po,
druznica imela svojo prireditev
Xxi Sc DO vrsila to nedeljo 5. ok
tobra Slovenskem delavsken
domu ma Waterloo Rd.
Pisali smo ze tel prireditvi
pa ne bo mic skodovalo, &c vas
Sc enkrat opozorim in vas po
vabim, da sc V velikem stevill
udelezite. Yes cisti preostanel
bo sci "a dobre namene, "a H.
vrsevanje nalog, XII sc nahajajt
pred nami.
Spomnite Sc Oh vsaki prilik
in prispevajte V razne sklade
"a katere zbiramo. Maj bo to zt
sklad "a "svobodni tisk', "otros
lko bolnisnico, kot tudi Il
obrambni sklad SANSa.
Dolznost progresivnih Sloven
ccv in Slovenk je, da podpiraj'
to naso organizacijo, da jacaj'
SANS tako, da DO kos vsen
svojim nalogam!
Torej Sc enkrat he pozabit
V nedeljo 5. oktobra ma mas
plesno prireditev V Slovensken
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd.
: J. F. Durn, tajni
podr. st. 48 SANS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
PET KOLABORATORJEV
USTRELJENIH v FRANCIJI

PARIZ, l. oktobra. - sef
francoskega gestapa Christian
Masuy je stirimi svojimi So
delovalci bill danes ustreljen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03

Zukov Je predvsem poudarll,
da 700 milijonov ljudi Sc vedno
trpi pod kolonijalnim jarmom.
Med vojno je v stevilnih kolo-
nijalnih dezelah prislo do narod-
Observation-Disclosures g b a n j a in
ljudstvo teh dezel sc je udelezi-
10 borbe proti fasizmu, XII Sc je
pojavil v najbolj odkriti obliki
rasnega in narodnostnega zati-
rama.
zukov je nato analiziral sta
lisce Velike Britanije in Zedinje-
nih drzav ameriskih z enc strani
ter Sovjetske zveze z druge stra-
nj kolonialnih vprasanjih. V
Angliji, XII je klasicna dezela ko-
lonialnega imperializma, velja
precej razsirjena teorija, da
ljudstvo enc ali druge kolonije nj
zrelo "a neodvisnost. Zato mo-
rajo po njihovi logiki tt narodi
Sc preden pridejo do svobode
-preiti rama razdobja odvisno-
sti ali protektorata pod bolj raz-
vitim imperialisticnimi drzava-
mi.
Drugi tipicni pojav povojne
kolonialne politike imperialistic-
nih drzav je ustvarjanje move
oblike "zaveznistva' med kolo-
miami in maticno drzavo pod
imenom "federacija" ali "unija," "
kjer maj bi teoreticno kolonije
in kolonialne sile imele enake
pravice. V resnici pa nj tako.
Znano je ma primer, da frances
XII imperialisti MISC v nicemer
spremenili svoje kolonialne poll
tike glede Indokine, Holandci pa
so prekrsili dogovore, XII so jih
podpisali indonezijsko republi-
ko in so povzrocili prelivanje
krvi v dezeli, glede katere so sc
obvezali, da bodo spostovali ME.
no neodvisnost. IL tega jasnc
sledi, da priznanje formalne ne.
odvisnosti, kolonijam Sc ne jam.
ci resnicne neodvisnosti.
Druga znacilnost povojne do
be je, da je narastlo stevilo dr.
zav, XII so V eni ali drugi oblik
odvisne cd ameriskega imperi
aIizma. S tenn v zvezi je prisle
do obcutnih sprememb v splosn
kolonialni politiki vecjih kapi
talisticnih drzav. Svojcas je An
glija nastopala kot glavna zago
vornica kolonijalnega sistema
Sedaj jo v tenn oziru vedno bol
posnema Amerika.
Dokaz k temu je v neposredn
podpori, XII jo Zedinjene draw
dajejo fevdalnim in reakcionar
MIN elementom mnogih koloni
jalnih in pol-kolonijalnih dezel
kakor tudi V tenn, kako so sc Ze
dinjene drzave pozurile S svoj'
intervencijo proti neodvisnost
ljudstva juznovzhodne Azije-
Indonezije in Indokine-ki sc j
osvobodilo tujega imeperialistic
mega jarma.
Zopet drugi dokaz je koncn
nevzdrzni ekspanzionizem anne
riskega imperializma, XII skus
poloziti roke ma vse sibke deze
lie brez izjeme in ustvariti ogro
men ameriski kolonialni "impe
rij,"' XII maj bi bill zakrinkan po
laznim demokraticnim videzom
Severnoameriska ekspanzij
je naperjena predvsem proti ST.
verenim drzavam, XII Jim groz
nevarnost, da postanejo polkolc
nialne dezele. Jasem primer t
politike je Kitajska, "a kater
pomeni "pogodba o prijatel.
! stvu, trgovini in plovbi," podp
sana leta 1916, prakticno gospc
, darsko zasuznjenost.
: Priblizno podoben je poloza
Turcije, XII je zgubila svojo ne
odvisnost zaradi uveljavljanj
| tako imenovane "Trumanov
= doktrine." Ekspanzija Zedinje
nih drzav Sc sirokopotezno si1
: v dezelah Bliznjega, Srednjeg
, in Da1innoa vzhoda kqkor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
700 MILIJ0N0V lJUDI
Sc vedno +rpi pod ko|onio|nim iarmom

Clan sovjetske akademije znanosti Evgen zukov, k
bavi kolonialnmi vprasanji je incl Moskv preda
vane kolonianh vprasanjih po drugi svetovn vojni
Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-11

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Kodiak mirror., 1947-10-11
Weiners
 6 SoUerkruUf

Our meat specials are cheaper than beet and make more appreciated
 change in the menu
The Arizona post., 1947-07-04

of the "Paranda" an idea Sug-
gested by a Puerto -Rican woman
in which persons of different ra-
cial and religious backgrounds
visit each others homes. 1t was
under the direction of DR.. Rachel
Davis Du Bois, of the workshop
for Cultural Democracy.
The student group visited
home of old stock Americans, an
Irish-American home where the
grandfather read and sang in
Gaelic, a Puerto-Rican home.
where Latin American music and
dances were demonstrated and a
Jewish home where the group
was treated to Passover food and
the traditional prayers were said.
The Arizona post., 1947-07-04
SOS Layette Group Active

The SOS layette sewing group
meets regularly each Monday
from l to 3 p. m. at Congregation
Anshei Israel. Between 10 and
Is women attend each session.
Quilt making has been added
when a substantial donation of
material suitable for this purpose
was donated. Volunteers are still
needed to sew either at
the Schulz or at home. Interested
persons may phone either of the
sewing co-chairmen; Mrs. Ben
Kessler at 93O-J or Mrs. M. Hoch-
berg, 8045-W.
Substantial quantities of used
clothing and ney layettes were
shipped to SOS headquarters last
week.
The Arizona post., 1947-07-04
FRENCH CARDINAL TELLS
OF GESTAPO PLOT
TO KILL HIM

New York, (JPS)-An abortive
Gestapo plot to kill him in 1943
after he had issued a pastoral
letter opposing the persecution of
Jews in Vichy France, was re-
vealed here last week by Pierre
Cardinal Gerlier, of France, on
his arrival enroute to Ottawa. The
plot failed, the Cardinal said, be-
cause he learned about it from
Lyons police, and instead of fol-
lowing his usual route from his
residence to the Cathedral he
used another approach.
The Arizona post., 1947-07-04
CHILDREN VISIT EACH OTHER
IN NEW EXPERIMENT

New York, (JPS)-A new ex-
pertinent in interracial and re-
ligious understanding was car
ried out, last week by a group
of public school children in a
district of uptown Manhattan
known as one of the city's worst
tension areas" where Puerto
Rican, Jewish, Irish, Italian, Ne
gro and Turkish families live in
close quarters.
The experiment was a version
The Arizona post., 1947-07-04
WE DON'T AGREE

Sorry, but we can't join those
who heap superlatives on the au-
thor of "Gentlemen's Agreement"
/. We know that Miss Hobson
is a good friend of the Jewish
people and meant to serve the
cause of tolerance But to deal
with minor social anti-Semitism
in day when political anti-Semi-
tism has murdered over six mil
lion Jews seems to us a rather
futile gesture The real prob
lem in the fight against anti-Semi-
tism lies in educational spheres,
big business, Congress, churches,
municipal agencies and so forth
And that's why we recon-
mend Bucklin Moons recent
book, 'The High Cost of Preju-
dice" :. f. Here is book that Miss
Hobson shoulder, rather, should
have read before tackling the sub
ject of her best-seller.
The Arizona post., 1947-07-04

ments about my ethnic group
He adds that AJC experts are at
work drafting a better bill.
BEST STORY OF THE WEEK
One of the Mufti's henchmen,
on the hunt for cash, entered the
house of a chalutz in Palestine
colony, but, after having search
ed it thoroughly, found nothing
worth stealing /. =. AS he was leav-
ing, the owner of the house woke
up and called after him: 81 say,
please close the door as you go
out" :. 'I like that" exclaimed
the thief 'For all the great
riches that I have taken from
your house you now want to ex-
plot me and make a slave out
of me-"
POT-POURRI
Al Jolson is so popped up after
the terrific success oft he movie
"Jolson Story" that he is going
to make a personal comeback in
the movies, playing himself in a
sequel to that film Benny
Leonard, who died recently, left
only a very small portion of the
huge fortune he earned in his life
time Bad investments, they
say Actually he was too gen.
erous to friends in need Ber-
nard Baruch is the most honored
American citizen No week
passes without his being the re-
cipient of some award, and Mr..
Baruch is getting pretty sick of
it Sholem Asch is the richest
Yiddish writer in the history of
Jewish literature His EAST
River" brought him a quarter of
a million dollars from Hollywood
alone. Most of the Yiddish
stage stars are thinking of leaving
the United States and establishing
their own theatres in Argentine,
Poland and England In our
country the Yiddish language
theatre has died, they say.
The Arizona post., 1947-07-04
.,0hdMMA%4h(:: !:
by PHINEAS' BIR0N :
PREDICTION SCOOP.

Almost half of 1947 is gone. !.
In a few months new Jewish
year will dawn. Just about
that time the UN September ses-
sion will have to decide on the
future of Palestine . We doubt
that single Individual in Jewish
leadership could tell you today
what that decision will be e.
Yet we make bold to predict what
will and will not happen =. The
result will not be an independent
Jewish Palestine The result
will not be a Jewish state on
both sides of the Jordan :. Then,
you will conclude, it means parti-
ton wrong again Behind
the scenes a new formula is be-
ing worked out, one that would
lend itself to a continuation of
playing both the Arabs and the
Jews for a while longer {. That
formula is an interim trusteeship
''to help" Britain administer the
Mandate This interim trustee
ship would supposedly be neutral,
and would ostensibly be set up
for a number of years only, with
a promise to both Arabs and Jews
of satisfactory final solution
This, friends, is the only formula
that Great Britain and Americas
big oil interests will agree to .
The Soviet Union, we are re-
liably informed, doesn't like the
idea, because it would leave a
formidable British military es-
tablishment in Palestine . But
this new procrastinating device is
now being injected into the minds
of the Committee of small nations
that starts on its Investigation
trip" to Palestine this month :.
And what about the DPS and the
inmates of Cyprus? Well, it
seems that during this interum
trusteeship administration (don't
forget that Britain will head the
trusteeship) number of immi-
grafton certificates, not to exceed
100, 900, will be issued +. This
is the plan :. Only a few-very
few-big shots are in the know
at the present time, because things
are being manipulated in such a
way as to make it appear that
the small nations manipulated in
such a way as to make it appear
that the small nations Commit
tee is actually giving birth to the
plan Maybe the Committee
will really believe this Z. This,
in any case, is the danger that
faces Zionist aspirations.
The Arizona post., 1947-07-04

each one. From then on it is up
to you. Ice cream with strawber-
ries, or whipped cream and any
fresh fruit-you'll find it is really
a nocopious dessert.
The Arizona post., 1947-07-04
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
By Virginia PiStOr


My fathers friends used to say
of him that he was a gentleman
of the old school," The phrase
had a proud sort of sound and
when I heard it, / always preened
little in a small pool of reflected
glory, but as a matter of fact, to
me, my father was one of the
most exasperating men who ever
lived, as well as one of the most
charming. AS 1 have grown older,
the eXasperating qualities of
course have gradually receded
into the background, a vague and
rather comic part of the family
legend-while his intelligence and
wit and gayety are brought into
sharper focus with the passing
years.
He was an inveterate coiner of
words, and to this day, l find my
self occasionally using a word in
all seriousness that could never
be found in any dictionary. One
of fathers favorites, (and one of
mine) was "nocopious." 1t was,
and is, a very handy little word
and was usually a superlative-
just an extra special, super duper
superlative to use when nothing
else seemed quite equal to the
occasion. A nocopious superlative
in fact.
My father was a man who had
nothing good to say about what
he termed dressed up food"
plain food well cooked" was his
motto. He was of the thin toast
and green tea school, and seldom
got gleam in his eye at the pros
pect of even the most perfectly
ordered dinner.
Now good many of my fathers
traits and tastes I have long since
adopted for myself. His political
views, with only minor changes,
are mine. His prediction for
reading in bed very late at night
is one of my own incurable habits.
/ like the same books, ideas and
plays that he liked, and on the
whole, I am attracted to the same
kind of people. But in the area
to the preparation of
food and the pleasure of eating
same-we were always poles
apart. AS far as I am concerned,
nearly anything edible is the more
so after the addition of herbs,
spices, sauces, condiments, cream
or wine. The more curious the
usually the more I am
delighted, and these were the
things that made my father throw
out his hands in horror.
In the culinary department, we
were en- rapport only in the mat
ter of desserts. We both like 'em
sweet but simple. So you can see
I call the only fool proof recipe
for meringues I've ever found
MERINGUES NOCOPIOUS
Beat stiffly 8 egg whites, add "
tsp. vinegar, II tsp. vanilla, and
quickly but thoroughly whisk in
l cup sugar. With a spoon, swirl
into mounds on an ungreased in
verted cake tin, bake from 40 to
so minutes at $50 degrees, remove
from pan when delicately brown
0~I r,,~ -
The Arizona post., 1947-07-04
THE CONGRESS EXPLAINS

1hE CONOREOO EAfLAANS
DIR. David PetegOrsky, execu-
tive director of the American
Jewish Congress, lets us know
that his organization is opposed to
the Buckley Bill against anti
Semitism, H.R. 2S48, for various
reasons. The reasons given are:
1, the bill is unconstitutional {.
2, it is too all-embracing :. : 3, as
drafted, the bill would bar even
the distribution of truthful state
Evening star., 1947-03-16
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EAR BARNSY HsYns O. wi 8EITz HF.nfl T427 Ege ST. nW
Ma. ,;o65. Ma. 7196; Sun. and eyes,
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u. gua 4 ONLY yrs od se r
rm with fireplace. recr. rm. with 2nd
Extra closet space oil &C heat ADELBERT
W LEE. 2211 Pa. ave. Sc, phone Ii. 1000.
e-FAMILy DETACHED duplex on s.
near Minnesota ave. s.e-5 comfortable
rms; bath and porch to each apt q yrs
old Call NO. 1882. -l6
as 2-family; priced to sell. DE. Sta. 16'
HILLCREST-Semidetac Groom house
everything: priced 70 be sold. inspectioI
by appointment. ANTHONY g. CHAPLIN
At 5764 r eyen,nss saan ana sunday can ana sr
NR. ist AND NJ SITS, s.E;;-House and 10
35 #: BY S. IT, 3o2e 50. IT. Price Pr
S'oISo IS IFSoRkEssTER ST.; s1o,s5o: vacant
hxed like new. open sun: @ *; XIV semidehs m ,h
city Out Nichols ave. to Forester, LEI
4 blk. SAM ROSEY. AID. 270o. 10