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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-02-08
Mrs. Everett III. Pierson
Tele. Ashton 1928

Mrs. w. F. Green has returned
home after a visit of several weeks
with her daughter, Miss Mary
Green, in Washington.
David Brigham, U.S.P., has writ
ten his family that he is in the di-
vision that was. the first to land on
Luzon.
The American Legion met at the
home of Mr.. Ellis w. Manning
Monday night, the 5th.
Mrs. Godfrey Stevens and baby
are visiting friends in Cisemont,
Va.
Mrs. Robert w. Miller, Jr., who
is nursing at Zurbrugge Memorial
HOSPITAL, Riverside, N. j., is with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Brigham, for a few days. Mrs.
David L. Brigham will return with
her to Riverside to remain for sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Metzger have
received word that their son-in-law
and daughter, Pvt. and Mrs. Sheri-
dan Smith, who have been in La
rede, Texas since July, left on
Monday for Spokane, Wash. Pvt.
Smith has been transferred to
study radio at Geiger Field.
Mrs. Mary A. Bentley and Mrs.
Robert Bentley left by airplane
Saturday, Feb. 3rd, for Nashville,
Tenn. Mrs. Mary Bentley plans to
make an extended stay at the home
Of her daughter in-law.
Mrs. II. S. Adams is visiting her
sister in Kennett's Square, Pa. fol-
several weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
Moore accompanied here there, and
have returned home.
Mrs. Douglas Whitlock returned
nome Monday from Detroit, where
she has been visiting her parents
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Will
hams, 1t. Col. and Mrs. w. A.
Kricker, and 1t. and Mrs. ]. JUS
tus Meyer, Jr., were sponsors of q
square dance held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams last Sat
urday.
Miss Dorothy Wetherald is
spending the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. S. B. Wetherald.
The February luncheon meeting
of the Oakdale Emory Methodist
caurch was held at the home of
Mrs. r. P. Soper, Jr., February
first.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmas Wood en-
tertained at a Golden Wedding
celebration, in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry S. Easton, Mrs. Woods
parents, on January 29th. The
couple have made their home in
Sandy Spring since their marriage
in 1895. Mr.. Easton, 10, a re-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-02-08
GIRLS All CLUB
NEWS
Unity Sunshine


Unity Sunshine met at the home
of their local leader, Mrs. James
Hambleton, on Wednesday, Jan.
81; Mrs. Thomas Berlage and
Beverly, of Sherborn Farms, of
olney were guests at this meeting.
The president, Shirley Leakey,
conducted the meeting and the
secretary, Barbara Cashell, called
the roll. The girls learned to hem
and at the next meeting, which is
Wednesday, Feb. ID, the girls are
going to hem a towel. Games
were played and delicious cocoa
and cookies were enjoyed.
Montrose Girls
With IA girls present, Mont
rose met on Thursday, Feb. 1, at
the school. The girls were sorry
to learn that one of their local
leaders, Mrs. John Harding, was
in the hospital. They sewed on
aprons. Several of the girls did
sewing machine stitching. Their
next meeting will be held on
Thursday, Feb. 15.
Garrett Park
The Garrett Park Club met at
the home of their local leader,
Mrs. Mary Rising. Some of the
girls cut out blouses, others bast-
ed those that they had cut, and
new girls darned stockings. The
girls will next meet on Friday,
Feb Ia
Birthday Party
The Clarksburg girls met at
Shirley Burdette's home in cele-
bration of her birthday. Follow
ing a short business meeting,
games were enjoyed by the girls,
Shirley blew ten candles from her
birthday cake. The next meeting
will be held Saturday, Feb. II,
and Beverly and Barbara Jordan
will give a demonstration on the
making of mullins.
Valentine PARTY
The committee for the Valentine
Party of the Rockville All Club,
met in the Home Demonstration
Office on Monday, Jan. %; the
meeting was conducted by Dolores
Mills, President of the club.
Those present were Janice Rich
ardson, Lorraine Souders, Joanna
Preffitt, Barbara Merry, Peggy
Weddle, and Lorraine Umberger.
Games and refreshments were de-
cided upon. 1t is hoped that all
the girls will be present at the
party tomorrow (9th).
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-02-08
MONTGOMERY aSIDELIGHTS
By ELSIE WHITE HAINES :

R. Bentley Thomas, Sand!
Spring historian, has loaned u
some old papers, account books
almanacks etc. and we hope ;,
CLEAN some valuable and enter
tanning information from then
when time permits. One very in
teresting thing The True Ameri
can was So year cash $3.50 "or
the book" and all kinds Of
Country produce" was taken ir
payment!
Here is something that will in.
terest Norman Ward, Melvin
Ridgley and other postmasters
John E. Muncaster, Sr. sends
the following information copied
from an old paper of Abraham
Bradley, assistant Post Master
General 1889 1880: :, aeaa
The population Of the us. /,
1890 was 1895, 1926 and the posts
receipts were $37,935; in 1910 IL
population was 1885, sos and tn
post office realized 1851 ,6s4; i
1925 the population had gone t
IL ,178,649 and the post Office re
ceipts to $1,306,525.
Mr.. Muncaster com m ents
"From this it would appear tina
the P. o. receipts were not quit
one cent for each person in 17e
and were a little ever IL and on
half cents per person in 1925
1t will be interesting to know II
percentage today perhaps II
present assistant postmaster ger
eral, Smith Purdum, will tell us
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-02-08
Sandy Sf2Al.s9 NelsA6oaAood

tired miller, was i'll in Montgomery
County General Hospital at the
time of the celebration but received
visitors there during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Easton nave four
children, all residents in this area.
They are: Mrs. Charles Craver,
Takoma Park, Kenneth Easton,
Falkland, Harry L. Easton and
Mrs. Wood, Sandy Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-02-08
NEWS OF
BOYS All CLUBS
Rockville Jr. All

Inc regular weekly meeLlng OF
the Rockville Club was held last
Thursday with 33 members in at
tendance. Archie Davis presided
and little 11-year old Roland Ken
nedy read an excellent set of min
utes.
The club meeting was devoted
to the enrolling of new members
with the older members taking
part in the affair.
Mr.. Whip presented the men,
bers with the Wartime Achieve
ment awards.
Meeting was adjourned vita the
All Pledge led by Roland Ken
needy.
Clarksb1rg
The Clarksburg Club was en-
tertained by Neal Davis at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Davis. Germantown,
with 81 members attending.
Charles Linthicum presided, and
Bobby Huff read the minutes and
called the roll. The club discuss
ed the possibilities Of holding a
special meeting in March in re-
CARDS to National All Club week,
March 3-11. The groups desire
is to enroll as many new members
as possible, thereby aiding in the
States goal of 1000 more than in
1914.
Robert Hanson was a guest of
the club. The President asked
Bob to tell the Alters what they
planned for All Club week at the
recent meeting he attended in
/ Baltimore. Bob explained the
whole set-up and asked whole
hearted support in making the
county plans go over. The presi-
dent reminded the club of the
coming pork show to he held on
March 81.
LdytonsVille
George English was host to the
IL members Of the Laytonsville A.
H Club last Friday evening. The
meeting was called to order by the
president, Fred Fry. Minutes
were read by Harry Jones. Mem
bers reported what they were
doing in regards to the Dairy
Production Contest.
1t was found that Merle War
field and the Fry brothers are
planning to exhibit fat hogs at the
coming Spring Pork Show March
21st.
Charles Snouffer, David Robin
and Jack Barnsley were taken into
the club as new. members.
George Fry gave report--on
the State All Club meeting at
which time National Ali Club
Week was discussed.s He told the
club of the state plans and also
pointed out things that Mont
gomery County is planning to do
in regards to All Week March
3-11) and asked for the cooper
alton of the club. Some of the
boys are going to put up posters
while others are going to fix up
window display.
Bob Hanson Of TraVilah was a
guest Of the Club and commented
On the splendid attitude the Lay
louisville Club had in regards to
National All Club Week.
The meeting was adjourned by
the All Pledge led by Wash
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-02-08
Sherwood School
Sums Activities

Now that the first semester i
over, Sherwood School has paused
a moment to summarize he,
achievements.
The high school was surveyed
in November but we have no
yet received official rating. Tn,
committee made many sugges
tional professional educationa
corporate into our program.
The faculty has 1000 member
! ship in the county, state and ma
tional, professional, educationa
associations.
9Th War Loan
The sixth war loan rally wa.
carried out through the coopera
tive efforts of the elementary
school, the high school, the P-TA
and the community at large. Oul
goal was $4,000 and we went
above our goal by selling bond,
and stamps worth $40, 1871 .25.
Tackle Football
This is the first year that we
have had ''tackle" football
team at Sherwood. Out of si1
games played, they won four
The girls soccer team had diff
Guilty in finding opponents. Blaii
was the only school played ane
each school won the game on it.
home field.
Basketball season is in full
swing now and the varsity teams
have very good record. The
boys have won 7 out of 10 game!
while the girls have won 5 out Of
8 games. The boys Jr. Varsity
team has won a out Of games
while the girls Jr. Varsity team
has lost the 2 games that il
played.
Christmas Party
Before Christmas the high
school gave a Christmas program
to which the community was in
vited. This consisted of carols
sung by the student body and &
series of tableaus. Miss Louise
Reynolds was in charge of the
program. Fat Berlage was this
main angel, Loretta Carroll wa:
Mary and Charles Morris was
Joseph.
Girl Scouts
The Girl Scouts of Troop 81
filled two Christmas boxes fol
needy families and made attrac
tive Christmas favors, trays
under the direction of Mrs. Altar
Thomas. These were given tt
the Montgomery County Genera
Hospital and 80 were taken il
to Doctors Hospital in Washing
| tor.
Contributions
The following table corresponds
to that of the elementary school
Neither of them include the con
tributions of the faculty to thu
Community War Fund nor thu
ale of bonds during the 9Th Wa
Loan Drive
Total Average per pl,pi
$906.15 (Stamps and Bonds) $S.7'
| $48.52 Ito Community War
FUND.- ........... q
$22.66 Ito Junior Red Cross o!
$65.37 Ito Miles of Dimes) q
And so, after this brief sum
mary, we feel that we have ac
complished many things, blu
there is much ahead to be done
A Correction There was a.
error in last weeks article re
garding F. F. A. 1t was stateo
that the boys won over $4,000
This should have been over S2N
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-02-08

We have found little evidence,
in the history of mankind, to sup
port the contention that, at times,
men turn their backs upon their
God.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-24
Sports Roundup

New Yok-AP-Aneered by his New
Coach
look the Giants 2l7 defeat and
Nobody this club Indispensable II anybody
doesn't play hustng football he'll turn in his suit
back
football released
his discharge yesterday said
he has received three four coaching offers.
Rgney, Chicago pitcher
Navy yesterday
handler,
Dorothy Comkey
1887 his record in 1899
a IS wonlost mark.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-24

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-24
Case Carried
to Chandler

New York, Oct. 2i-AP-Sena-
tor A B. Happy" Chandler, who
hasn't been getting along too happi-
ly, since he undertook TO I'LL the
late Judge Landis' shoes as base
ball commissioner, can thank
Branch Hickey. sr.. for his latest
prospective headache.
Threatening to camp on the SEN
ator's doorstep today were the
owners OF the Kansas City Mon.
archs. negro professional baseball
team. whose star shortstop, Jackie
Robinson, was signed by Hickey
last night to a contract with the
BROOKLYN farm club at Montreal.
I'VE won't take it lying down"
declared co-owner T. Y. Baird OF
the Monarchs. Robinson signed a
contract with us last year and /
feel thal he is our property. II
Chandler lets Montreal and Brook
Ign get by with this he's really
starting a mess"
This probably was the first ink.
ling handler had that his new
$4,000 a year job would call for
him ~ act as adjudicator between
the nsgro leagues, now threatened
with Wholesale raiding by Hickey,
and the teams Of organized white
baseball which hired him.
II was moot question. of
course, whether the commissioner
actually would be available to the
aggrieved negro owners as a court
to which they could carry their
complaints. or whether his duties
merely called for him to police his
own OF ganization.
1t lad been generally felt-and
no doubt by Hickey. himself-that
the revolutionary move would he
universally hailed by negro base,
ball as the long-sought opening
wedge into the big leagues. Owner
Baird's beef was. therefore, con.
siderable surprise.
II gave every appearance OF be-
ing a question that would have TO
be settled soon IL Hickey. as was
reported. had lined up some %
other negro players besides Robin
son for his Brooklyn farm teams.
The Dodgers president was report
ed to have said that in three years
search he had not found a single
negro player with a contract.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05
Corski general
in omerisske
voioske obIos+i

Prva vest: Dunaj, 27. septem-
bra (O.N.A.) - Ameriske vo-
jaske oblasti so izjavile danes,
da je bill bivsi ruski general
Turkul aretiran dne 20. junija
1915, ma ameriski komandi v
Salzburgu, ter predan Is. ar
madni skupini Zedinjenih drzav.
Reeeno je bilo tudi, da je sluzil
Turkul v ruski mescanski vol
nj kot agent nemskega vohun-
skega sistema.
Druga vest: New York, 27.
septembra (O.N.A.) - Anne
riska vojaska oblast v Salzbur-
gu je pooblastila bivsega car
skega generala Antona Turku-
la, XII je po prvi svetovni vojni
poveljeval korpusu armade be-
lie garde v vojni proti beljsevi-
kom, da prevzame skrb "a ruske
drzavljane, XII Sc nahajajo v tenn
okraju. Tako poroea dnevnik
"Rossija", protisovjetski caso-
pis, XII izhaja v New Yorku.
Ia casopis poroca svojim ci-
tateljem, da je dobil general
Turkul pooblastilo ameriskih
vojaskih uradov, da sluzi kot
predsednik posebnega odbora
kateremu je povcrjena naloga
da skrbi "a "obrambo pravie
ruskih drzavljanov, vkljucno
bivsih emigrantov in sovjetskih
drzavljanov, XII so sc oh facet
ku vojne nahajali ma nemskit
tleh."
List "Rossija" dodaje, da je
bivsi carski general, eden pr
vakov ruske mescanske vojne '
letih 1918 do 1920, zaprosi
ameriske oblasti, maj preprecije
"nasilno repatriacijo sovjetskit
drzavljanov v Sovjetsko unijo"
ces, da bi TAXA repatriacija po
menila 'tsmrtno obsodbo deset
tisocev nedolznih ljudi."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05
Plesalka ugrabila
dete, da zadOsti
.materinskemu cutu

LOS ANGELES, 4. oktobra.
- Mrs. Virginia Flores, 18 let
stara plesalka v nekem nocnem
klubu, katere moz sluzi v NOR
narici, je bila danes obtozena,
da je 13. septembra ugrabila s.
letno Florence Garcia.
Mlada zenska je rekla, da
vsled operacije, katera je
bila izvrsena ma Mi, ko Sc je ma
hajala v poboljsevalnici, ne mo-
re postati matt, in da je ukra-
ola deklico, ker je tako moeno
zelela imeti otroka, XII bi ga
pritisnila k svojim prsom, da
so 10 kar roke bolele.
"Moja maceha je bila ljubo-
sumna name" je rekla mlada
zenska policiji. "Imela je svoje
lastne otroke. Bila sem komaj
13 let stara, ko me je poslala v
drzavno poboljsevalnico v Okla
homi.
'Tam sem Sc nahajala tri
leta, z izjemo nekaj casa, ko
mas je pet deklet poskusilo zbe-
zati ma prostO.
Mrs. Flores je rekla, da je BIZ
la z ostalimi stirimi deklicami
zajeta, nakar je bila poslana V
neki drugi zavod.
"Tam SO mas sterilizirali," je
rekla plakajoc. "Svojemu mozu
nisem nikdar povedala, da ne
morem postati matt. Toda ze-
leila sem imeti otroke. Znotraj
me je zacelo boleti, in misliti
nisem mogla mic drugega, kot
kako bi dobila otroka, XII hi ga
mogla pritisniti k svojim pr
son."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05
POUK v ANGLESCINI

Pouk v anglescini "a odrasle
Sc bo pricel v Norwood po-
druznici JAYNE knjiznice ma 6401
Ave-, v ponedeljek, 8.
oktobra, Cd /. do 3. ure popol-
dne. v teku bosta diva razreda,
vsak sc bo vrsil dvakrat ma te-
den, in sicer prvi bo vsak po.
nedeljek' in sredo, drugi pa
vsak torek in cetrtek. Tecaja
sta pod vodstvom clevelandske
ga solskega odbora ter sta brez-
placna.
Pod vodstvom drzavljanske-
ga odbora Sc DO pa vrsil tudi
pouk "a one, XII zelijo postal
ameriski drzavljani. Pouk sc be
vrsl vsak ponedel lick Cd Z do 9
ure zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05
Zakaj Sc Rusi
protiyiijo razorozzitvi
satelitskih drzav

LONDON, 27. septembra 20.
MAJ - IL tukajsnjih diplo-
matsl,ih krcgov prihaja vest,
da je pravi vzrok, d. Sc Rusi
protivijo razorozitvi bivsih
nemskih satelitov jugovzhodne
Europe, ker nocejo, da pride v
te predele poslovat medzavez-
niska kontrolna komisija "a
razorozitev..
Dejstvo je, da Rusi sami ne
zaupajo niti "a korak onim ele-
mentom, XII so sodelovali s Hit
lerjem, ko je korakal proti
vzhodu. Ko so ruske sile pro-
drle v te dezele, so sc takoj po-
lastile vseh vojaskih sredstev,
orozja in opreme, ter postopo-
ma ustavili vso produkcijo "a
vOJnO. POtem so lZlOclll IL ObO-
rozenih sill teh dezel vse neza-
nesljive elemente in ustvarili
takorekoc move armade. Mnogo
so jim pri tenn pomagali bivsi
vojni ujetniki in castniki, ka-
tere so ma nitro izvezbali il
vrst kmeckega ljudstva.
Jasno je, da te dezele Rusiji
MISC nevarne, toda dejstvo je,
da Rusi pazljivim ocesom "a
sledujejo vse, kar Sc godi v
teh novih armadah. Radi tega
so soviet prepricani, da je "a
vezniska kontrolna komisija
popolnoma odvec. Problem hi
bill po ruskem naziranju mnogo
bolj enostaven, ako bi imeli Ru-
81 sami skrbeti "a razorozitev
teh dezel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05
Laval je podivjal
Y sOdni dvOrani

PARIZ, 4. okt.-Prvi dan OBJ
ravnave proti Pierre Lavalu, ma
celniku rezima v Vichyju, XII je
obtozen veleizdaje, Sc je koncal
z divjim prizorom, ko je obtoze-
nee kot besen krical ma sodnika:
"Lahko me obsodite, lahko
me ubijete, ampak ne morete me
zaliti. JAZZ sem Francoz in lju-
bin svojo domovino."
. Poslusalci " sodni dvorani so
sc ma glas zakrohotali oh teh be-
sedan nacijskega kolaborator-
ia. Laval je sam prevzel svojo
obrambo, ko so odvetniki, XII so
bill imenovani " ia namen cd
drzave, izjavili, da jim vsled pre-
kratkega casa nj mogoce pre-
vzeti obrambe.
Kot razvidno, sc DO Laval
skusal zagovarjati argumen-
tom, da je sodeloval naciji edi-
no vsled tega, ker je bill prepri-
can, da DO tenn Franciji najvec
koristil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05
Vesti IL ziul ljenja
a,,1eriSkih SIouencev

Presto, Pa. - Tukaj je umr-
la Helen Robic, rojena Klemen-
Gic, stara 81 let in donna iz Ose-
lice mad skofj jo Loko ma Gorenj-
skem.
Slovan, Pa. - Dne 18. sep
tembra je tovorni avto povozil
Mika Dubica pred trgovin o
Johna Stebeta. Odpeljali so ga
v bolnisnico, kjer je naslednji
dan poskodbam podlegel. Donna
je bill nekje ma Hrvaskem. Bill
je clan SNPJ in HBZ, XII sta
mu preskrbela lep pogreb.
:. Piney Fork, O.-V bolnisnici
" Martins Ferryju je umrl po
operaciji Rudolf Juric, star 81
let in donna il Zagorja oh Saw.
Tukaj zapusca zeno Mary, v Ju-
goslaviji pa sina Ferdinanda, cd
katerega je tik pred smrtjo do
bill ,pismo, v katerem mu je po-
rocal, da je VISA njegova druzina
zivh in zdrava.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05
Kaj BIO S ceskoslo-
vaskim posojilom?

WASHINGTON, 27. septem-
bra (O.N.A.) - Il zanesljivih
virov smo izvedeli, da je sklepa-
ME v zadevi cehoslovaskega po-
sojila $3OO,0OO,OOO prelozeno -
in sicer ma nasvet ameriskega
ambasadorja Pragi, Lawrence
Steinhardta.
Prosnjo "a posojilo jc pred
lozil dne 6. septembra cehoslo-
vaski ambassador Vladimir Hur-
ban, XII je to prosnjo predal Leo
Crowley-u, predsedniku Banke
"a Eksport in Import. Kmalu
nato pa je ameriski ambassador
" Pragi, Lawrence Steinhardt,
brzojavil ameriskemu zunanje-
mu ministerstvu, da prelozi od-
locitev glede tega posojila, do
kler ne DO cehoslovaska vlada
bolj dolocno povedala, kaj ma
merava storiti v pogledu svojih
naertov nacionalizacije zaseb-
mega imetja, in kako dalec ma
merava iti v tel zadevi.
v splosnem je treba tel ban
XII 10 dni, da doloc; svoje stall
See v slucaju prosenj "a poso-
jilo. Znano je, da so bile resene
prosnje Danske in Norveske Sc
" juliju. Objavljeno je bio tu-
di, da je bila vsaj naeelno ugod-
no resena prosnja Grcije "a
posojilo. Znesek, katerega je BIZ
Ia zahtevala ia dezela, je bill ne
koliko reduciran. Nizozemske
oblasti v Vzhodni Indiji pa bo-
do baje prejele precej visoko
posojilo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05

Pomozni mornaricni tajnik
je takoj telegrafi6no obvestil
kompanije in unijske uradnike,
da mornarica prevzema kon-
trolo in da bodo vsaj zacasno v
veljavi mezde in delovne ure,
XII so obstojale pred pricetkom
stavke.
Admiral Ben Moreell je bill
imenovan "a ravnatelja oljne
produkcije, dokler Sc spor med
delavci in delodajalci ne izrav-
ma.
Kako bo CIO unija oljnih de-
lavcev reagirala ma vladno od-
redbo, Sc nj znano. O. A. Knight,
predsednik unije, nocoj nj hotel
reci, dali Sc DO delavcem dalo
narocilo, da Sc vrnejo ma delo
pod vladno kontrolo.
Kakor znano, so sc pogaj ja-
MIA "a obnovitev obrata razbi-
la, ker SO oljne korporacije "a
vrnile kompromisno spravo,
katero je predlagal delavski
tajnik Schwellenbach.
Predsednik Truman je izja-
vii, da mu je zal ker mora pose
ci v situacijo ma TAX nacin, da
pa vsled krize, XII je nastala v
oljni produkciji, ne more stori-
ii drugega.
Predsednik je rekel, da je
produkcija OLA padla ma emo
tretjino, in da so bile tenn po-
stavljene v opasnost bistvene
vojaske operacije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05

Preteklo soboto sta sc poroci-
la Albert Poklar, sin poznane in
spostovane druzine Mr.. in Mrs.
Mike in Jennie Poklar, 1165 E.
II St., in Miss Ann Karish, hcer-
ka poznane druzine MIR. in Mrs.
Joe Karish, 724 e. 1854 st. Po-
roka Sc je vrsila v cerkvi Marie
Vnebo7zete ma Holmes Ave., in
po poroki Sc je mladi par podal
ma potovanje v Kanado, odkoder
Sc povrne ia teden in nastani v
svojem stanovanju ma Abbey
Ave. 0ce zenina vodi gasolinsko
postajo ma E. 43 st. in St. Clair
Ave-, zenin pa vodi gasolinsko
postajo ma Euclid Ave. in E. 161
St. Novoporocencema cestitamo
in jinna zelimo vse najboljse v
zakonskem zivljenju!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05
Nosi fontie-voioki

Nadporocnik John Kernz, sin
Mr.. in Mrs. Math Kernz, 2O771
Newman Ave., je bill castno od-
puscen Cd vojakov, in Sc je vr-
nil k svoji zeni Stelli, rojeni Ho-
movec, ma 1862 E. u St. Dode-
lien je bill Headquarters 70. di-
vizije, ter Sc je boril v Franciji
in Nemeiji, it'd. V Belgiji je bill
lahko ranjen "a kar je dobil od-
likovanje visnjevega srca in
bronasto zvezdo. Dobrodosel,
Johnny!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05
ZAVEZNI$KA oBLAST
IN VoJNI KRIMINALCI
" .JUGOSLAVIJI

LONDON, H.! oktobra.
Radomir zivkovic, jugoslo-
vanski clan komisije Zdru-
zenih narodov "a yojne zlo-
cine, je danes ma konferen-
ci s casnikarj izjaviI, da
je v Jugoslaviji umrlo mad
million oseb kot posIedica
vOjnih zlocinOv.
Navzlic temu, je rekel
jugoslovanski delegat, pa
MISC zavezniske Oblasti "
Italiji, Avstriji in Nemciji
izrocile Jugoslaviji Sc niti
enega samega vojnega
zlocinca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-05
POLICIJA RESLA
NACIJA IL ROK MNOzICE

LUENBURG, 3. oktobra. -
Danes je morala nastopiti brit
ska policija, da je preprecila
lincanje nekega nacija, XII je bill
podkomandant koncentracijske-
ga tabora v Belsenu, da strait
mnozice Poljakov, ko je odko-
paval trupla 243 zrtev, XII so jih
naciji umorili v omenjenem ta-
boriseu.