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The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-11-08
At The Churches
SALVATION ARMY Ma ior F, Koerner

7:30 D. nj Friday. Family night. 11:00 a. m. Sunday; Holiness meeting.
 800 D. m. Sunday: Sunday School
 7:30 D. m. Sunday: Salvation meeting.
 500 D. m. Wednesday: Junior Legion.
 zoo D. m. Wednesday: Young Peoples Legion.
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ST. PHILIPS CHURCH

II a. m. Holy Communion Ce;e- brant, Bishop John Bentley.
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DAUGHTER

An eight pound, nine ounce daughter was born this afternoon lat 2:30 to Mir and Mrs. Allen Johnson at Bishop Rowe hospita..
 Mother and baby are reported progressing nicely.
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 FINE WATCH and jewelry re- pairing of all kinds at tle SMART SHOP, Wheeler Building. Carl Jacobson.
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SURPRISE BIRTHDAY DINNER

Mrs. Leo GuiSinger entertain
ed Sunday, a group of relatives
and friends on her husbands 39th
birthday. The following guests
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Boysel and
family, and Mrs. Sarah Lewis, of
East Liberty; Mr.. and Mrs. Eber
Bidwell, of Galloway; Mr.. and Mrs.
Leland Henson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ros-
coa Henson, of Jackson; Mr.. and
Mrs. Governor Henson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Shuler, of Plum
wood;
Mr.. Earl Henson, of Blacklick;
Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Henson and
daughter, Darlene, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Humble and sons, Charles,
Rodger and Billy, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Mitchell, all of Ma
rysville; the honored guest, the
hostess and their children, Betty,
Fannie, Mary Ann, Imogene, Paul
inc, Vernice and Herman.
Mr. Guisinger received many
useful gifts. Refreshments were
served.
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RTCHWOOD BOY WEEDS
DELAWARE GIRL JUNE 8

In a double ring ceremony read
Saturday, June. s, at 9:30 o'clock
in the morning in the ST. Mary
church in Delaware, Miss Ruth
ellen Ferris, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Ferris of the Curve
road in Delaware, became the
bride of Albert NJ. AmatO, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M. AmatO OF
Redwood. Father William O'Brian
delabra lighted the altar, which
was ccIebrant for the nuptial high
mass. Two seven-branched can
was banked with ferns and palms
and baskets of white gladioli and
snapdragons.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a gown of sheer
white mousscline de sole, accented
with a tightly fitted bodice with
peplum, The full skirt fell into a
cathedral train and her fingertip
veil of bridal illusion was gath
cred on a halo of orange blossoms.
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she carried an arrangement of yell
low roses, pink carnations, blue
delphinium and white daisies.
Lester Brinkman, brother-in-
law of the bridegroom was best
man and usherS were Richard
Sterner, Columbus, brother-in-
law of the bride, and Richard
Squire, Defiance.
For her daughters wedding,
Mrs. Hutchinson wore a gray
print suit with white accessories
and the bridegroom's mothers
choice was a gray dress with black
accessories. Their corsageS were of
pink roses and Stars of Bethle-
hem.
A reception for the immediate
families and a few invited guests
was held i'm the church parlorS
where a three-tier wedding cake
topped with a miniature bride and
bridegroom, thanked with white
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BROADWAY DANCE

The Boys All club at Broadway
will sponsor a $3.50 dance this
evening in the high school audi
torium. Everyone welcome.
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tapers in the crystal candelabra
centered the refreshment table
either end of which was graced by
a floral arrangement of pink roses.
The bride, a graduate of Ohio
State University, has taught kim
dergarten at the Slocum school,
the past two years. She is a mem
Der of Alpha Chi Omego sorority
Kappa Phi Society of Methodist
Girls, and Browning Dramatics So
ciety.
Her husband, a graduate Of De-
fianoe high school, class Of 1885,
has been studying pharmacy at De-
fiance College the past semester,
having received his discharge in
November after SO months in the
service, including duty with the
20th Air Force in the China-Bur-
ma-India and Pacific theaters. Mr.
Desgrange is enrolled at Ohio
State University.
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Given in marriage by her bro
ther, Paul f. Hutchinson, Colum-
bus, the bride was attractive in
her gown of white slipper satin
fashioned with fitted bodice, sweet
heart neckline, long sleeves taper
ing to points at the wrists, and full
entrained skirt. Tiny self-covered
buttons marked the back closing.
Her finger-tip veil of illusion was
caught TO a beaded tiara and she
carried a cascade bouquet of white
roses, carnations and stephanotis,
centered with lavendar orchids,
and Showered with white satin
steamers knotted with white rose
buds.
Mrs. Richard Sterner Colum-
bus, attended her sister as ma
tron Of honor wearing a yellow
chiffon gown made with Peter Pan
collar, and short puffed sleeves
with a blue headdress Of tulle and
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burg, sketched, and painted a pic
ture of Christ Blessing the Child
rem" The painting was of rare
beauty as Miss Moore is a well
known talented artist.
Mrs. E. J. Schneider Of South
Maple street will entertain the
Catholic Ladies Card Club, 8 o.
clock Thursday evening.
Mr.. r. c. Weller of Springfield,
Mass, will arrive today, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Sch
cidcrer on West 9th street to be
with his wife Mary, and little dau-
ghtcr, Janette. For the past two
months Mrs. Weller and daughter
have been living with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Scheiderer, while Mr..
Weller has been Dean of Men at
North Eastern University, Spring
field, Mass. After a short vacation
here the Wcllers will return to
their newly acquired apartment.
A birthday party was given Thurs
day June 13. for little Janette, she
being one year old.
DR.. and Mrs. Engard were in
Columbus Tuesday evening to
meet their daughter Suzanne, on
her return trip home from attend
ing the annual session of the Pres
byterean Synod of Ohio, held Mon.
day and Tuesday, at Wooster.
Mrs. Lewis Weaver of South
Main street will entertain the East
End Euche Club at her home Fri.
day afternoon at 2 o'clock.
DR.. and Mrs. p. T. Engard haC
as their guests for the weekend
an aunt, Mrs. r. d. Armstrong ol
Huntington, W. Va. Also Mrs. Guy
Mossman, and daughter, Mary
Mott, of Huntington and Mrs. Coy
Upchurch, daughter Marion, anC
son, Louis, of Copperton, w. Vir,
ginia. Mrs. Armstrong also visited
with her sister, Mrs. Grace Moore
Of West 7th street.
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MISUNDERSTANDING
WEDDING JUNE 8

In an impressive double ring
ceremony solcmnized by Dr. JOS
eph c. Richards at 100 pm. Sun
day, June 9, in St. Paurs Metho-
dist church, Defiance, Miss Helen
Elaine Hutchinson, daughter Of
Mrs. Paul Ewes Hutchinson and the
late Paul +. Hutchinson, formerly
of Marysvillc, became the bride of
Robert II. M. DCsgrangc, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis @. DeSgrange,
Defiance. The vows were eXChang-
ed before a background of palms,
peonics and two sevcn-branch
lighted candclbra.
Preceding the nuptial Mrs. Clyde
Manchester, organist played a l5-
moinute program of bridal airs and
accompanied the soloiSt, Mrs. Lest
cr Brinkman, sister of the bride
groom, who sang "At Dawning"
and Because" The traditional
wedding marches were used for
the professional and recessional.
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Her arm bouquet of gardnias and
stephanotis was centered with a
white orchid.
Miss Mary Alice Hartsough of
Delaware. a cousin, attended the
bride as maid of honor and the
bridesmaid was Miss Mary *.
Beck, also of Delaware Miss
HartSough wore a gown of light
blue brocadcd marquisettc with a
sweetheart ncckline and short
puffed sleeves. Her bouquet was
of pink carnations, coral bells
and pink baby breath. Miss Beck
was attircd in a pink chiffon
basque, gown fashioned like that
of the maid of honor. Miss Mary
Ellen Ferris was flower girl.
Attending the bridegroom were
his brothers, Carmel Amato and
Frank Amato. UShcrs were Gary
Beck and Theodore CoonCy both
Of Delaware.
For her daughters wedding,
Mrs. Ferris chose a black and
aqua dress, and Mrs. Amato wore
a blue dress. Both wore a gar
dcnia CorSage.
A wedding breakfast in the
Moose hall followed the ceremony
with a reception in the afternoon
IL To- ( G.
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ARRIVED IN CALIFORNIA

Word has been received here
that Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Overly
w. Fourth St, arrived in Red
Lands, Calf, Sunday morning.
They also said they had visited
their son, George, who is in the
h0Snital
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ROSE TEA
As the Women's Society of
Christian Service held their an
nual Rose Tea" in the Methodist
church, another outstanding event
was added to the activity program
Of the year. Several hundred mem
bcrS and guests gathered in the
social rooms at 1:30. The decor
alton Of baskets of flowers were
in such beauty as only the month
Of june would produce During the
social hour DESSERT was served, the
artistic arrangement of beautiful
roses, and candles in crystal hold
erS. completed Inc decorative
theme for the table at which Mrs.
X. b. Alexander presided The af-
ternoon program was in the large
auditorium. AS they were being
seated beautiful music was enjoy
ed as Miss Gene Graham played
the organ. In her usual sweet man.
ncr Mrs. f. White gave a heart
warming welcome to all in behalf
of the w S, c. S.
Miss Helen Wood gave the de-
votionals, using the beautiful
poem, My Way" For her offer
ing Ethel Pfarr played a violin So
10, ITO a Wild Rose" accompan-
led at the organ by Gene Graham
Mrs. Burl Southland spoke of the
extreme delight it gave the socic-
ty to have such an outstanding
feature to offer the ladies that af-
crnoon as she introduced DR.. Car
Plummer, of Columbus, In very
descriptive and most interesting
manner, Or. Plummer gave the
dramatic review of THE Robe.
The deep appreciation of the aud
ience was expressed in the man
ncr of silence and intense inter
est to the very last word that wa,
spoken by DR.. Plummer.
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Personals


Mrs. Dan Longbrake returned
Tuesday evening after spending
two weeks in Zanesfield caring for
Mrs. Lanford Smith and infant
daughter, Judith Ann.
Mrs. r. A. Noble, and daughter,
Betty, of w. Fifth ST., left We'd
nesday to visit relatives and fri
ends in Decatur, III. They will con-
tinue their trip to Chicago, H., to
visit their son and brother, Mr..
William Noble and his wife.
Miss Suzanne Engard, daughter
of Dir. and Mrs. p. T. Engard, will
leave the latter part Of the week
for Bowling Green. Miss Engard is
sent as youth representative of
the Marysville M Presbyterian
Church. She will be there in train
ing for week then will be assign
ed to some district, or other state
to complete the work of the youth
caravan.
The S. o. S. Glass, of Allen Cen
er Baptist Church, met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Gil
We on West 9Th street, Monday eve
ming. Rev. and Mrs. F'orsythe were
among the guests and he gave a
very interesting talk to the class
Miss Lois Moore, OF North Lewis
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LuNIoR MISSION BAND

The Trinity Lutheran Junior
Mission band will meet at 7:30
p. m. Friday in the Parish school.
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III DANCE
The Freddy Davis orchestra will
play for the dance, sponsored by
the All. Saturday evening in the
armory. This is a newly organized
successful orchestra Mr. Don Eu-
verard will be the vocalist. Every
DY1p yEroIppr1on
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Cline of
w. 9Th street, and their brother-in-
law, and Mrs. Marsh drove to In
dian Lake, Tuesday to enjoy an
all day fishing trip,
Mrs. II. L. Blodgett and Mrs.
Frank Bradley, of Spokane, Wash,
are visiting their sisters, Mrs.
! Ralph Reed, w. Fourth ST, Mrs.
Gail Davis, Milford Center, and
Mrs. Lawrence Harrington, Of
Redwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin ]. Miller
and family, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Miller, of Hartsville, Mrs.
Wayne Hughes ir., of Carbondalc,
and Mrs. Samuel L. Miller, OF
Plain City, were Sunday dinner
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
David M. Yoder, Of Plain City.
Mrs. Charles Scott, w. Fourth
! St, spent several days with Mr.
and Mrs. Lynn Light, in Col
umbus. Mrs. Light and daughter,
Pammy, returned home with Mrs
Scott for a few days.
Charles Scott, of Delaware,
spent the weekend with his wife
at their home on w. Fourth ST. HC
will leave Saturday with the
| Smart Stables for Goshen, n. Y
Mrs. w. M. Staley, Mrs. Cora
Beightler and Mrs. Samuel Berger
! were Sunday guests Of their sis
| ter, Mrs. Charles Scott, w. Fourtl
st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Weaver lcft
Monday for Mauch Chunk, Pa
Miss Virginia Weaver accompan
led them for a short visit.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Davis haC
as their Sunday dinner guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Gordon and Mr. anC
Mrs. Joe Davis, Milford Center
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Parker ant
| Mrs. Emma Coder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Davis call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip HERE
ESunday evening at their home OF
Milford ave.
I Mrs. Samuel Berger was a gueS
at the home of her brothcr-in-lav
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
M. StaIey sr., Allen township, from
Friday until Monday evening
While there, she attended Child
ren's services at the Allen Center
Baptist church Sunday evening
/ ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell S. Banks
Ash Street, announce the engage
ment and approaching marriage O
their daughter, Mary Alice, to Mr.
Loring M. Connect, son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Loring G.. Connect, Of Col
umbuS.
I Miss Banks graduated from Ma
! rysville High School and Ohio u
niversity, a member of the class o
1916, where she was affiliated will
Alpha Xi Delta sorority.
Mr.. Connett has resumed I'M
studies at Ohio university wher,
he is affiliated with Delta Tat
Delta fraternity. He was a cap
tain in the 18th Army Air force
and served in North Africa anc
Italy.
The wedding win take place il
August.
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! GET-TO-GETHER MEETING
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GET-TO-GETHER MEETING

Representatives OF the Parish
board of education and the chOirs
of the Trinity Lutheran church
have planned a get-togethcr meet
ing for Sunday evening, June %.
This will be to honor Mr.. and Mrs.
D. A. Vetter and family who eX-
pect to leave soon for their new
field of endeavor. The invitation is
extended to the entire membership
and friends as this will be a bas-
ket picnic, to be held on the play
grounds of the Parish school, In
case of rain table will be set in the
SCHOOL auditorium.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-22
Observation-Disclosures
zapustiti Avstrijo

DUNAJ, 20. januarja - Tu-
kajsnji francoski viri so danes
porocali, da sta bila diva bivsa
avstrijska nadvojvoda, Rudolf
in Karl Ludwig, XII sta Sc v sredo
pojavila v Innsbrucku, oblecena
v "zavezniske" uniforme, izgna-
ma il Avstrije.
Misterija glede celotne zadeve
je, dali sta bila Habsburga pod
zascito francoskih oblasti ali
sta prisla v Avstrijo nakljub
francoskim oblastim. Ma Duna-
ju Sc slisita ODE razlagi, ampak
nihce ne more pojasniti, katera
je prava.
"Neue Oesterrich," glasilo
predsednika Rennerja, je vceraj
v vodilnem clanku svetovalo, da
avstrijske oblasti nemudoma
podvzamejo korake, da 'nasi vi
sokorodni izletniki zapokajo
svoja turisticna oblacila, ali ka-
krsno koli krinko so 81 izbrali," "
in izginejo il dezele.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-22
Novi grobovi
JOSEPH CERGOL

Po vecmesecnem rahlem
zdravju je umrl Joseph Cergol,
star 81 let, stanujoc pri sestri
Mrs. Jennie Hrvatin ma 1911
Arrowhead Ave. Donna je bill IL
Velikih Loc ma Primorskem,
kjer zapusca sestro Rose in bra
ia Antona ter vec sorodnikov.
Tukaj je bival II let in je bill "a
poslen pri NYC zeleznici. Bill je
clan drustva Slovenski dom, st.
6 SDZ. Poleg sestre Mrs. Hrva-
tin, zapQsca tukaj brata Johna
in vec sorodnikov. Pogreb Sc bo
vrsil v cetrtek oh 1. uri popoldne
il Josip zele in sinovi pogrebne-
ga zavoda, 458 E. 152 St., ma
Highland Park pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-22
Kaiser podpisal
pogodbo S CIO

WASHINGTON, 20. jan.-Vce-
raj je Henry J. Kaiser podpisal
pogodbo z CIO unijo jeklarskih
delavcev "a svojo primeroma
majhno jeklarsko tovarno v
Fontani, Cal, v kateri Sc spreje-
ma priporocilo predsednika Tru-
mana "a 1S centov in pol mezd-
mega zvisanja, katerega je U. S.
Steel korporacija zavrnila.
Ko je Kaiser pogodbo podpi-
sal, je rekel, da 81 ne more pred
stavljati, kako Sc bi moglo do
pustiti, da bi vsota treh centov
in pol zavrla ali unicila moznost
pravega miru in blagostanja "a
ameriSki narod.
Pogajanja U. S. Steel Co. so
Sc razbila, ko je slednja izjavila,
da je Is centov poviska najvec,
kar more dati uniji.
Ia unijo je pogodbo podpisal
predsednik Philip Murray, XII je
izjavil, da je Kaiser tenn polka
zal, da je velik Amerikanec, XII
je napravil vazen doprinos k
blagostanju ljudstva in da 81 je
S tenn zasluzil hvaleznost vse de-
zele."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-22
URADNIKI NORTH AMERI-
CAN BANKE

IL urada slovenske banke The
North American Bank Co., sc
naznanja, da so bill ma glavni
letni sell izvoljeni ponovno vsi
direktorji. Ma mesto pokojnega
dr.. James w. Mallyja, je bill IL
voljen dr. August A. Urankar.
Vseh direktorjev je devet.
Ma direktorski seji dne IS.
januarja pa so bill izmed direk-
torjev izvoljeni sledeei odborni-
XII: Anton Grdina st., predsed-
mix; DIR. Anthony J. Perko, pod
predsednik; eksekutivni poslo-
vodja Joseph H. Lackamp.
Ia poslovodjo v podruznici v
Collinwoodu, Math J. Grdina;
Raymond Breskvar, blagajnik;
Miss Rose c. Kovatch, tajnica;
Chas. L. Lausche, v legalni urad.
Nadaljni direktorji so: Frank
NJ. Jaksic, Frank Mramor, Au-
gust Urankar in John Zalar. Ia
urad Personal Loans, je bill IL
voljen Gerald Herbison, kot po-
mozni blagajnik. V izvrsni cd
bor pa: Grdina, Jaksic, Frank
Grdina, Breskvar in Lackamp.
Banka bo tudi v nadalje odprta
vsak petek vecer cd 6 do 8 ure.
Direktorske seje Sc vrse vsak
drugi torek v mesecu. Ekseku-
tivne seize pa Sc obdrzujejo vsak
| torek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-22
IRAN OBTOzUJE
RUSIJO VMESAVANJA

LONDON, 20. januarja. -
Vceraj je iranska delegacija for
malno apelirala ma organizacijo
Zdruzenih narodov, da posredu-
je v sporr med Iranijo (Perzi-
jo) in Rusijo glede polozaja v
Azerbajdzanu. To pomeni, da
ina biti oblast organizacije z.
N. prvic preizkusena.
Delegacija je to storila po ma
rocilu Wade v Teheranu in pred
lozila eksplozivno vprasanje
varnostnemu svetu, XII je bill or
ganiziran sele pred stirimi dne'
vi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-22
POcASI Sc 30
VSE ZVEDELO

Oh zakIjucku vojne v Ev-
roP 50 izginili IL Jugoslavi-
je najvecji domacis izdajal-
ci-belogardisti, syabobran-
ci, rabbi, nuclei svojega
naroda, da, cello svojih mai
blizjih sorodnikov. Med te-
mi, kot pripoyedujejo pi-
sma, je precejsnjo stevilo
duhovnikov, XII imajo okr-
vavljene prste cd slovenskih
zrtev. In ii duhovniki sc
drznejo Sc nadalje opravlja-
ii cerkvena opravila in slu-
ziti Bogu. Kateremu? v
smislu prave we're ne more
10 niti minute wee sluziti
nobenemu Bogu, pa6 pa sa-
mo Luciferju.
Matt bozja in vsi svetni-
XII 81 tiscijo nosove mad ta-
ko nesramnostjo propadlih
ubeznih duhovnikov, pa maj
paradirajo z Marijino podo-
bo koder hocejo, ma Koros-
KEN ali v Rimu.
Vse ceremonije in Min
obredi so pri postenih lju-
deh brez veljave, ker TAXI
izrodki ne morejo deliti
med ljudmi nobenih zakra-
mentov, najmanj pa so spo-
sobni razlagati kristusove
nauke.
Takim izdajicam mora
dostojen clovek Obrniti hr-
bet, ne glede kje Sc pojavi-
WHO. Postenim ljud e m nj
treba il Jugoslavije nika-
NOR bezati, tudi duhOvni-
kom ne, SO dObrodosli do
ma.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-22
Burke apeliral ma
tiskarje, da Sc
vrnejo ma delo

Snoci je zupan Thomas A.
Burke potom radija apeliral ma
stavkujoce tiskarske strojnike
pri treh angleskih dnevnikih v
Clevelandu, da Sc vrnejo ma delo
in mezdni spor izrocijo arbitra-
ciji. Rekel je, da Sc cuti moralno
vezanega poseci v polozaj, ker
je vsled stavke prizadeto prebi-
valstvo vsega mesta, XII ze II
dni nina dnevnega tiska.
zupan je govoru porocal, da
je takoj oh zacetku stavke, ma
katero je slo okrog $50 MOI, sto-
pill v akcijo in poklical ma pomoc
mestni posredovalni odbor, XII je
bill organiziran med vojno il
predstavnikov unijskih in delo-
dajalskih zastopnikov. Takrat
je bilo odkrito, da so tiskarski
strojniki sli ma stavko navzlic
dolocbi pogodbi z izdajatelji
casopisov, da sc ina vse even
tualne spore izrociti arbitraciji.
zupan je tudi porocal o obs
ku v Nashvilleu, Tenn, kjer je
govoril z George Berryjem,
predsednkiom unije, in ga sku-
sal pridobiti "a to, da bi sprejel
mesto v arbitracijskem odboru
kot zastopnik lokalne unije it's
karskih strojnikov. Berry pa je
ponudbo odklonil, vsled cesar Sc
stavka nadaljuje.
DO stavke je prislo, ko 80
casopisi ponudili strojnikom
30-procentno mezdno zvisanje,
medtem, ko je unija zahtevala
38 procentov zvisanja. Zadnjic
Sc je plaza tiskarskim strojni-
kom zvisala leta 1941.
v Clevelandu obstoji cd casa,
ko Sc je zacela stavka, pravcata
lakota angleskih dnevnikov.
clovek bi mislil, da bodo posla-
nj listi cd zunaj v vetjem stevi-
lu, ampak izdajatelji casopisov
imajo "gentlemansli sporazaun,
proti temu in posledica tega ja
da listov il drugih n1est emo
stavno nj nnogoce dobiti. razer
! kdor je naro6sn mamie.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-22
Morgan ostane
ma celu UNRRA
v. Nemcciijji

WASHINGTON.-Herbert H.
Lehman, generalni ravnatelj Re-
lifne in rehabilitacijske admins
tracije, je danes naznanil, da je
britski general Sir Frederick E.
Morgan apeliral proti svoji od-
slovitvi kot nacelnik organizaci-
je UNRRA v Nemciji in da je bill
postavljen ma svoje stare mesto,
dokler ne DO napravljena odlo-
citev glede njegovega apela.
Cd gen. Morgana Sc je zahte.
valo, da polozi resignacijo v "a
cetku januarja, ko je v Frank
furtu v Nemciji tekom razgovo.
ra casnikarji podal izjavo, da
prihajajo v amerisko okupacij-
'sko zono velike trume poljskih
zidov kot del "dobro organizira-
mega in dolocnega nacrta, da "a
pustijo Evropo," potem pa je do
stavil, da mnogi izmed njih so
"dobro obleeeni, siti in da imajo
otividno dosti denarja in da ne
izgledajo kot preganjani ljudje." ."
British general je pozneje izja.
vii, da so bile njegove besede v
porocilih napacno tolmacene in
Sc je zoperstavil zahtevi, da
poloA resignacijo kot nacelnik
UNRRA-e v NemGiji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-22
Deset sovjetskih
izdajic v NemGijji
izvrsilO samOmOr

FRANKFURT, 20. jan.-Vce.
raj je v taboriscu Dachau izvr.
silo samomor 10 Rusov, XII SO
bill vsi vojaki v nemski armadi
ali prostovoljni izdajalci, da Sc
izognejo posiljatvi nazaj v So
vjetsko unijo. Vsi prizadeti so
Sc nahajali pod ameriskim mad
zorstvom.
Samomori so bill izvrSeni te-
kom bitke med Amerikanci in
kakimi 800 ruskimi brezdomci,
XII SO zaceli divjati, ko SO jih
oblasti v taboriscu skusale od-
vesti ma vlak "a povratek v Ru-
| sijo.
Ameriske vojaske oblasti pra-
WHO, da so vsi deportirani bodisi
prostovoljno ali prisiljeno slu-
zili v nemski armadi ali ma kak
drug nacin delali "a nacije. L.
javile so Sc dalje, da Sc nobenih
sovjetskih brezdomcev v navad-
mem pomenu besede ne posilja
nazaj v Sovjetsko unijo proti
njihovi wolff.
Nekateri izmed ruskih izdajal-
cev so 81 prerezali vratove, drugi
pa so Sc obesili.
Amerikanci so morali nasto-
pitt z bombami solzavicami, pre-
dino Sc jih je posrecilo rabbit
demonstracijo in odvesti depor.
trance ma vlak. Koncno so spra.
viii ma vlak 271 Rusov, 21 dru.
gih, XII SO bill tekom boja ranje.
nj, pa je bilo poslanih v bolnico