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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-31
1 ne Doctor Says
EMOTIONS FIGURE.
IN EPlLEPTlC CARR
BY WILLIAM A. O'RB,rN

oearch for a possible W.. u
treatment with drugs ~, cause,
troll of emotional and so nia con-
tors are all necessary in S he lac
patients with convulsions DelPns
lepsy is symptom CONSISTING s y
sudden attack of unconscingSsoo.sa
often associated with a 'I conle,
Sion" according 10 A p I p.5
M: D., Committee on Public p pae,
Education, Minnesota Stat. " S5
cal Association. I've Nedl'
Commissions may be eausos
a tumor' abscess, inflammatioT1 "
hemorrhage of the brain ''Oa' Or
In every patient with cor,...,
slons' a thorough physical ersn1i
nation is indicated; this sho NAM M.
clude special tests of the BRAIN u H. H.
no cause for the convuIsion+
found, they should be treated Is
cells. ofaln
Commissions can be narti.1
completely controlled with ' u or
Various drugs or combir a!usS'
must be tried to find the one ,'u pbioS
is most effective; dose is rear T.t.n
from time to time and new SG dr,,sa
substituted for those which be T+usS
ineffective. 'e'0Ne
Patients often fail to cor+,,,
tnelr attacks of convulsions ''l NV
carelessness in taking thejr m.g "
cine or because of unwilIin I5,Sui,
to take enough. Best results S'. ~
low personal supervision Of 5r WV
treatment by physician, N'"s
Convulsive patients need p1er.,
OF sleep, a well-balanced reoul. ,
dlet, and good elimination. Air. AI"a'
holic beverages should be avoided
ana fluids should be restricted ~
the amount the physician con,iJ'
ers advisable. An emotional nu,
set, undue anxiety about work
difficult home situation will NJ NV.
clpitate attacks. Medicine M,
fail to limit convulsions if em as
tlonal problems are not controIIeG
In one type of epileptic seizures
convulslons are followed by IN.
consciousness, later by a period If
confusion and drowsiness; in tha
second type, seizures are mn.
mentary losses of consciousness
which may be So slight that thew
are not recognized by the patient.
In the third type, the patient has
spells in which he does q In NJ
things which he cannot remember
Any variety Of epilepsy NAV be
sudden in onset, or preceded by a
definite warning.
Patients with epilepsy should
be treated as noraml individuals
If their attacks are well control.
led, they should be encouraged to
finish school and do any kind of
work of which they are capable.
They should not be employed in
situations where they might be
hurt or could harm others.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-31
NATIONAL HOLIDAY

cHUNGKING. Dec. 30.-7-TI sr
government has proc ci sg-5dsv ~ to
Years Day a National -I u ~sry.ce
be featured by memol al va+.sen,
in in chungking for Dr. Sun c. 4s5.2s:.
founder of the Repuoi-c' = rrpside
simo Chang Kai-SheA IS 70 Cpg is'
st stl'1 the memorial service. Ca ia he
usual New Years messae 5go1;yerei
Nation is expected to be ae-l'''
tomorrow.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-31
japanese Relief

Japan has foreseen hard and bitter
winter Wars devastations have been
severe, its drains upon the peoples re-
sources heavy.
Instead of finding means for reliev-
ing widespread distress, the Japanese
have looked to and demanded that the
occupying forces feed the hungry and
clothe the shivering.
Allied headquarters, knowing the
Japanese Army and Navy had immense
stores of foodstuffs and clothing, after
waiting in vain for effective service by
the native leaders, has ordered the
Japanese government to distribute
some $4,000 metric tons Of food and
more than 100000 garments from
these stores among the needy popula-
ton.
japanese are to distribute the sup
plies but not on their own initiative or
where they see fit to place them. The
distribution will be under supervision
of the commanding officers of the
American 9Th. and 9th. Armies, Gener-
al Kruger and Lieut.. Gen. Charles P
Hall.
Headquarters has ordered them tc
make their own inventories and to sub.
NIT their own estimates of unemploy.
ed and destitute persons. There are tt
be special categories of those eligible
for relief, repatriated Japanese who re-
turned to find their homes destroyed
and those who lack means to pay thu
prevailing prices in the black markets
on which most city jewellers are com
PEELED to depend.
Former Japanese Army and Nav,
men are specifically barred.
Headquarters has further permit
ted the Imperial household to contri
butte 100000 yen for the relief o
bombing victims.
This total relief will not be sui
ficient to ease the lot of all war victim
in the home islands, but it shows tina
Japan can care for it's own needy
much larger numbers than the natlv
government would readily admit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-31
INCREASE PUT ON

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-P)-
The higher subsistence payments
provided by new legislation for
veterans going to school under the
CT Bill of Rights and for disabled
veterans taking vocational rehabi
litation courses will take effect Jan
/, the Veterans Administration an
nounced today. The increase will
be included in checks mailed Feb.
l.
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LEADER EXEColED

cHUNGK1NG, Dec. 3o.-.+ +o5ar
Communist maIn dispatch saio = ' i5ea.
that Ko Tien-Ming, Whof n. ~ If the
lifted titfe as as onetine meno t.. o. At Al,
puppet North China ..I Pol,t[[dsl De.
fairs Council, was e exc. Soi1o sen.
fenced by a mass MEETING
persons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-31
Religion
Day ByDay.
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS
By WILLIAM T. ELLIS
THE KOREAN GENTLEMAt'S
PIPE

One of the souvenirs that l
brought home from an oriental
trip was a Korean gentleman's
pipe, with a small bowl and long
reed stem. The latter is more
than a yard long, and the smoker
cannot reach the bowl to light the
tobacco.
The point of the long pipe is that
it indicates that the owner has a
servant to apply the light to the
tobacco. 1t is a caste mark, bit
of ostentation. 1t is of a piece
with the varied forms of displ a.
and privilege that the wealthy in
all lands display.
All are foolishness. They hasten
the day, which I saw come to pass
in Russia, when the aristocracy be-
came the underprivileged and the
extinguished. Wise men of wealth
do not stress their superiority over
their fellows, but their solidarity
with them all. $685..
The Korean gentleman's pipe is
a dangerous symbol.
Father of us all, teach us to be
better brothers one Of another,
walking humbly in a consciousness
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-31
AT THE OPERA

At operas and symphonies always suspect
that the loud and long applause is generated
not SO much by delight as by the desire of
listeners to use the interval to shift their
weight, blow their nose, scratch their back.
and otherwise relieve themselves of some ir-
ritation or discomfort William Feather Maya
zine.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-31
A CHANGED BERLIN

few brief months ago Berlin was denol-
ished by means we must soon consider need
lessly laborious and primitive. Plainly, the
city, once place of refuge in time of war,
has now become the very place Of greatest
danger.-Journal of the American Institute of
Architects
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-31

The squirrel frog is a small tree
toad whose habitat is the southern
United States.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-31

grateful to World War II for the
ideas in this book" but you won't
be. Hoff's craftsmanship and ideas
match very neatly. He can get
rough, but he can get laughs, too
Many OF these appeared in the New
Yorker, to which he made his first
contribution when he was II.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-31
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE
ARTS, edited by Dagobert D.

y 0oS00S1t
Runes and Harry G. Schrickel
philosophical Library; 500.
Here is culture condensed to
1000 pages. The subjects are archi-
lecture, dance, sculpture, painting,
decoration, music, literature, thea
ter and film. Everything is arrang-
ed alphabetically, and there is an
list of contributors.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-31

1t appears to be the theory of some govern
mem leaoers that nothing shall be done to
interfere With the wishes of other countries
regarding foreign trade because it might 1eaJ
to Ill feelings.-Butte, Mont, Post. ''' 4~'N'
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-31

NOM. I'M HOME! by sgd
Hoff doubleday, Doran; $2).
This cartoonist is bitterly I'M
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-31

No matter how frosty the morning NAV be
nor how blustery the night winds, if ISM
really wintertime until the first snowfall edges
the meadows and the highways with ernaine
-Bayonne, N. j., Times.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-31
SPANISH HANDBOOK, By

SPANISH HANDBOOK, BY
Laurence F. Hawkins Cornell
Maritime Press; $3.50.
The elements of grammar,
some handy words and phrases
and pronunciation rules are includ-
ed compactly in this book designed
specially for mariners and travel
ers in Latin America"
Evening star., 1945-07-08

quite different from the usual"
This is the Tampax method-and
Tampax may be worn in the water
because it is worn internally. :. The
principle of internal absorption has
long been known to doctors-and
Tampax makes it available to women
generally. Highly absorbent cotton
is compressed in dainty applicators,
so the hands need never touch the
Tampax. No belts, no pins, no ex-
ternal pads with Tampax-no bulk,
no chatting, no odor. Tampax is
compact to carry, quick to change.
easy to dispose of. Sold at drug stores
and notion counters in 8 absorbency-
sizes: Regular, Super, Junior. A
whole months supply will 60 into
your purse. Don't forget to try
Tampax for extra" swims! Tampax
Incorporated, Palmer. Mass.
Evening star., 1945-07-08

wearily put on the ripped stockings.
Fifteen minutes later | was sleep
lily ensconced in the base station
wagon which slid its way through
snow and ice to the flag-raising cere-
mony, | woke with horrifying sud-
denness when halfway through the
Majors monofogue my ears picked
up his voice saying, land then you
stand in front of the company and
call the men to attention. Then you
take reports of attendance, about
face and salute the flag"
who - me2'
Eyes, you. This is the first time
we've had a woman officer on the
Evening star., 1945-07-08

base. You're to conduct reveille."
'Oh, nor said l.
"Oh, yes" said the Major.
"Oh, nor said I.
Two minutes later / was conduct
ing reveille, calling the men to atten-
ton and returning their salutes.
Then came time for me to about
face. l was so nervous l forgot the
icy slush under my feet and my mill
tary maneuver turned into a pirou-
cite with failing arms. At that un-
fortunate moment l also remem-
bered the ripped stockings. There
was - with my back to the entire
company - wearing ripped stock
ings! | tried to look nonchalant.
Snappy Salute
DECIDING there was only one way
to save the day for the Women's
Army Corps, l decided to give the
trimmest, snappiest salute ever wit
messed that close to the North Pole.
| snapped my right arm up -
snapped it so hard my garter broke!
There l stood, one arm appraised in
salute, watching the flag go up and
feeling my garter crawling down
with agonizing slowness. l prayed
like mad, Dear God. don't let it
fall"
Well, God was on my side. But
from now on my gestures will be
gentle and subdued. And promise
I've given my last athletic salute.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Extra sWims for /
women Thanks
to Tanlpax
This modern monthly sonifory
protection may be worn in the
water.

For women who
love to swim the
customary belt
pin-pad days can
bring bitter dis
appointment But
a great any
women have now
adopted a method
of monthly sani-
tary protection
Evening star., 1945-07-08

vsamins and Minerals build healthy babies safe
guarded by cooking the Gerber way. The quality vege
tables first washed in pure cold then cooked
by steam process hard to equal your kitchen
That's why Gerber's is just packed with goodness!
Evening star., 1945-07-08

IT'S perfectly neutral if baby takes only of his
food the first few feelings Start with Gerbes Strained
Foods many mothers do. You'll find that within a
few days he'll be enjoying their smooth,
and extra good taste
Evening star., 1945-07-08
This Wac officer was in
charge of reveiIle. And
then something snapped

WTHEN the news came that l was
w to fly to Baffin Island to write
and produce an Army Hour" spot.
/ was elated. For one thing. it meant
trip to the top of the map.
Baffin Island is womanless. AS the
first and only Wac officer to visit
the base. l was pampered outra-
geously. However. l wasn't spoiled
the first dawn l was there. There
was knock on my door at the un-
godly hour of six and the Command
ing Officer, Texan Major Angus
Sandell, drawled:
'-Six o'clock. Time for reveille."
Reveille! Reveille and l hadn't
been acquainted since the days of
Officer Candidate School. l opened
one eye, didn't recognize the place
and closed it again. The Major
knocked once more and said, REV
ellie" as only Major can say it.
That did it - got up.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Ripped Stockings

| DRESSED in daze. fighting off
two playful kittens who decided
that something-new- had -been-added
for playtime - my last pair of stock
ings. Result, pair of outstanding
runs. / glared at the kittens. They
meowed. | meowed back. We weren't
getting anywhere that way so l
Evening star., 1945-07-08

Mrs.. paa 6srhsT. nstksr sf
five, shsss ssesad child was
the iaspiratiss fer Gsrhers
Baby Fssas.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-26
Novi vigrobovi
ANTON BRUSS

Poro5ali smo re, da je umrl
Anton Bruss, star 81 let, stanu-
joe ma 621O Superior Ave. Po-
kojni' je bill donna iz vasi Lipje
planina pri Rakeku, odkoder je
prisel v Cleveland pred 43 lett.
zena Frances je umrla pred le-
tom dni. Tukaj zapusca dive hce-
ri Mrs. Mary Toner in Mrs.
Christine Mishaga, ter diva 81
nova nadporocnika Edwarda in
P. O. lie Williama, v staremu
kraju pa mater Mario in brata
Franka. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v &C.
trick oh 10. uri zjutraj IL Ia
krajskovega pogrebnega zavo-
da v cerkev sv. Vida in nato ma
Calvary pokopalisce.
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9 nuernberSki
sOdni ObravnaVi

NUREMBERG. - (O.N.A.)-
Med osobjem ameriskih tozilcev
je nastala splosna zelja, da Sc
sodna obravnava cim pref "a
kljuci. Cedalje bolj jasno posta-
ja, da mnogi izmed njih sma-
trajo, da je njihov posel re kon-
can, akoravno Sc je obravnava
koinaj pricela.
Najvecja leila vseh udelezen-
cev je, da bi CHM pref utekla svo-
il odgovornosti. Odkar Sc je "a
celia sodna obravnava pred pri-
blizno mesecem dni, je izgubil
ameriski Stab ze precej svojega
osobja. Vsi oni, XII so Sc vrnili
nazaj v Zedinjene drzave, ali XII
so ma tenn, da odidejo nazaj,
smatrajo, da je njihova dolznost
izvrsena.
"Kot ameriskemu poroceval-
Gu mi je zelo neprijetno to pove-
dati,' izjavlja correspondent
O.N.A., "a mislim, da je potreb-
no!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-26
RUSIJA 30 MENDA
UPOSTAVILA DIPLOMAT
SKE ODNOSAJE S SVICO

GENEVA. (O.N.A.) - Dobro
informirani krogi trdijo, da so
v teku poganjaja "a vpostav-
ljenje diplomaticnih odnosajev
med Sovjetsko unijo in svico.
Znano je, da je svica ze ponov-
no poskusila obnoviti te zveze,
toda brezuspesno, ker je Krem-
lin vsakokrat zavrnil svicarske
ponudbe.
L. 18TH virov prihaja vest, da
namerava Rusija odpoklicati
svoje okupacijske sile il Avstri-
je in Madzarske v teku prvih
6 mesecev leta 1916, ter pusti-
ii ma Dunaju in v Budimpesti le
neznatne oddelke, ces da so Ru-
si spoznali, da komunisticna po-
litika v teh dveh dezelah nina
nobenega snisla, vsled cesar Sc
je odlocila, da ne bo we'd skusala
vpliyati na notranje razmere v
teh dexelah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-26
Polar v b0lniSSnici
pOvzr0ccil Is snrti

HARTFORD, Conn.,, rs. de-
cembra.. - V neki mali bolnisni-
ci je nocoj vsled pokvarjene
elektricne napeljave pri bozic-
mem drevescu nastal pozar, W
katerem je izgubilo zivljenje Is
oseb.
z izjemo nekega kuhinjskega
delavca so bill vsi mrtvi bolni-
XII. Poleg tega je mad 20 oseb
dobilo opekline, XII so v vec slu-
cajih resne. Med opecenimi je
tudi osem clanov pozarne bram-
be.
Ma lice mesta je prihitelo 200
ognjegascev, XII so sredi maj
hujsega mraza bill ma delu do
polnoci, predno so pogasili po-
Ear.
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|Danasnja Nemcciijja
steje 65,25O,0OO
prebivalcev

NEW YORK. (O.N.A.) -
Glasom nekega porocila angles
kega radia je pokazalo zadnje
stetje izvedeno " Nemciji, in 81
GER cd pokrajine do pokrajine,
da Sc nahaja ma nemskem ozem-
lju 65,250,OO0 ljudi. stevilo
prebivalstva v britanskem SEX
torju je bilo navedeno kot 22,-
100000, vkljucno britanskega
della Berlina, tako da je angle
Ska okupacijska zona najbolj
gosto naseljena.
Omenjena stevilka ne uposte-
va Nemcev, XII sc Sc vedno ma
hajajo v sudetskih dezelah ali
v onem delu bivse Nemcije, XII
Sc nahaja pod poljsko oblastjo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-26
Nosi fon+ie-voioki

Ma dopust "a bozicne prazni-
ke sta prisla brata Pfc. Frank
in Pvt. Stanley Ceperlo. Frank
sluzi pri armadi re dve lett in
IL mesecev, cd katerih ie osem
mesecev prebil preko morja.
Stanley pa sluzi re mad tri leta.
Prijatelji ju lahko obiscejo ma
domu matere Mrs. Pauline c.
perlo, 400 E. So st.
Trije sinovi druzine Mr.. in
Mrs. Frank Sever ma 1891 E. As
ST., XII so sluzili Strica Sama, so
Sc srecno in zdravi vrnili do
NOV. Vsi trije so bill casino od-
pusceni, v veliko veselje star
sew, XII so trdno verovali, da Sc
bodo sinovi vsi srecno vrnili.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-26
FRANK GOMBACH

Pc kratki in mucni bolezni je
preminil n a svojem domu ma
1876 Pawnee Ave-, kjer je Ii
vel zadnjih 29 let, dobro pozna-
nj Frank Gombach, star Is let.
Donna je bill il Zgornjega Vre-
ma ma Primorskem, kjer zapu-
Sea dive sestri Mario Bait in
Antonio Pisc ter vec sorodni-
kov. Tukaj je bival Al let in je
bill ma starostni pokojnini pri
NYC zeleznici. Tukaj zapusca
zalujoco soprogo Agnes, rojeno
Stanonik, stara 68 let, donna il
Horjula, ter sest otrok: Mrs.
Slabe v Chicago, Mrs. Caroline
Stanonik, Mrs. Frances Devecki,
Alex, Mrs. Irene Schroeder v
Los Angeles, CAL, in Mrs. Agnes
Whitfield, sestro Mrs. Ursulo
Longo " juzni Ameriki, in devet
vnukov in vnukinj ter vec So
rodnikov. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v
|petek oh 9:3O uri zjutraj IL Jos.
zele in sinovi pogrebnega zavo-
da, 458 E. 152 St., ma Lakeview
pokopalisce.
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Mrs. Roosevelt ime-
nOvana delegation
Zdruzenih narOd0v

WASHINGTON, 20. decem-
bra. - Veeraj je predsednik
Truman nnenoval Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt, vdovo po pokojnem
predsedniku Rooseveltu, delega-
tom Zed. drzav pri organizaciji
Zdruzenih narodov.
Ostali delegate, XII so bill
menovani in cd kongresa takoj
potrjeni, so bivsi drzavni tainik
Edward Stettinius, demokratski
senator Thomas Connally il Te-
xasa, in senator Arthur Wander
berg il Michigana.
Omenjeni trije so bill delega-
tie Zed. draw ma prvem zboro-
vanju Zdruzenih narodov v San
Francisco. Mrs. Roosevelt je "a
vzela mesto, >katero je v San
Francisco zavzemala kolegijska
ravnateljica Virginia elders
leeve.
Mrs. Roosevelt Sc je nahajala
bas ma glavnem stanu Ameri-
skega odbora "a jugoslovanski
relif, pri katerem je sprejela
casino predsednistvo, ko je do
spela vest, da jo je predsednik
Truman imenoval v delegacijo
Zdruzenih narodov.
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TRUMAN JE BOzIcNI
DAN PREBIL MA SVOJEM
DOMU v INDEPENDENCE

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, rs.
decembra. Predsednik Tru.
man je navzlic slabemu in ne
varnemu vremenu letalom do
spell il Washingtona in bozicni
dan prebil ma svojem domu. Ia
koj po izstopu il letala Sc je
podal v Grandview, Mo-, k:ier BIZ
va njegova 93-letna matt, potem
pa Sc je S soprogo in hcerjo, XII
sta ze pred par dnevi zapustili
Washington, odpeljal ma svoj
dom v tenn malem mestu.
Ma bozicni vecer so pevci GER
kve, h kateri spada Trumanova
druzina, pred predsednikovim
domom prepevali bozicne pesmi.
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spoznali, da je konferenca spo-
sobna priti do dejanskih "a
kljuckov.
kakor Sc poroca, sc spora-
zum "a sklepanje mirovnih po-
godb Italijo in drugimi sate-
liti nacijske Nemcije v splosnem
ne razlikujejo veliko cd nacrta,
katerega je Byrnes predlozil ma
londonski konferenci.
Ma podlagi tega sporazuma
bodo pri sestavi mirovne po-
godbe Italijo delale skupno
Amerika, Britannia in Francija,
pogodbe z Romunijo, Bolgarijo
bodo izdelale Amerika, Britain
ia in Rusija, medtem ko bosta
Russia in Britannia sami izdelali
mirovno pogodbo Finsko.
S sestavo osnutkov pogodb
Sc bo pricelo takoj
Pooblascenci zunanjih mimi
strov bodo takoj zaceli v Lon
donu z delom "a sklic mirovne
konference ri zavezniskih naro-
dov.
Ko bo pripravljalno delo "a
vrseno, Sc DO najkasneje do /.
maja sestala mirovna konferen-
ca, ma kateri bodo imele svoie
delegate velika petorica, BRITISH
dominiji, India, Belgija, Ho-
landska, Norveska, Ceskoslova-
Ska, Poljska, Grcija, Jugoslavi-
ia, Belorusija, Ukra jina, Etio-
pija in Brazilija.
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Zalostna novica

Ia bozic smo prejeli zalostno
sporocilo cd Mrs. Grille Cor
janc-Bussey il East Meadow,
Long Island, N. Y, da je v boil
nisnici dne 2. novembra umrl
radi srcne hibe njen moz Mr..
Bussey, XII je bill deli casa bo-
Ian. Poleg zene zapusca tudi
hcer Loire, XII sedaj pohaja New
York Institute of Dietetics Inc.
Mrs. Bussey je sestra pokojnega
Edvina Primoshicha, XII Sc je po-
nesretil v avtomobilski koliziii
leta 1929 in bill ma mestu ubit.
Prizadetim izrekamo nase glo-
boko sozalje.
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OBCNI ZBOR CITALNICE

V nedeljo 80. decembra sc vr-
81 obcni zbor Slovenske narodne
citalnice " njenih prostorih,
GAIT st. Clair Ave. Pricetek oh
2. uri popoldne. Clani, odborniki
in drustveni zastopniki so vab-
ljeni, da Sc polnostevilno udeleze
tega obcnega zbora, kjer Sc DO
razpravljalo, kako poziviti ak
Utmost najstarejse slovenske
kulturne ustanove v Clevelandu.
Pred sejo Sc vrsi pregled racu-
nov in SO nadzorniki proseni, da
pridejo malo preje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-26
JJbit cd vlaka

Juan Florez, star 40 let, 253O
Scovil Ave-, je bill maiden ubit
poleg proge Nickel Plate zelezni
ce v blizini E. 81 st. Domneva
Sc, da ie bill cadet cd locomotive,
XII premika tam ma tistem dvo-
riscu xelezniske vagone. MOI Je
bill uposlen ravno tam, kot ma
vadni delavec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-26
kONGRESNIK SE JE
ZADUSIL S PLINOM

WASHINGTON, Is. decem-
bra. - Demokratski kongres-
mix Joseph Wilson il North Ca
roline, star Al let, je bill danes
maiden mrtev v svoji sobi, Ia
dusen cd pima. Mrliski oglednik
je odlocil, da je Wilson izvrsil
samomor, in sicer menda radi
slabega zdravja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-26

more placati. Pc mnenju zavez-
niskih opazovalcev je sporazum
v taken tezkem vprasanju zelo
velik uspeh.
Pri delitvi Sc bodo upostevale
pOtrebe raznih narOdov
Ustanovljena DO medzavezni-
Ska komisija, XII DO dobila nalog,
da razdeli po posebnem sistemu
vse dobave, katere DO kontrolni
svet v Berlinu odobril "a placa-
ME reparacij. Vprasanje razde-
litve je urejeno tako, da bodo
mogli vsi narodi dobiti po MOI
nosti one predmete industrijske
opreme, XII so Jim najbolj po-
trebni.
Tudi zaplenjeno nemsko zlato
DO baje razdeljeno po istem 81
stemu ,tako da bodo vse dezele
dobile nazaj vsaj del tega, kar
so Nemci zaplenili. Nemska do
broimetja, XII Sc nahajajo ne
vtralnih dezelah, bodo zahteva-
ma nazaj, in DO predana v roke
kontrolnega sveta v Berlinu, do
deljena istemu fondu, v katerem
sc nahaja nemsko zlato.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-26
BOZICNI PURAN V AN
GLIJI $3.50 IA FUNT

LONDON, "a. decembra. -
Bozicni purani so Sc danes ma
crnem trgu prodajali po $3.50
"a funt. Ma odprtem trgu so BIZ
Ii purani TAXA redkost, da ga je
bilo mogoce kupiti lie polovico.
Cena grozdju je bila So "a
svezenj, asparagusu pa $3.50
"a svezenj.