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Evening star., 1946-11-13

USED MOTORCYCLES m STOCK--(2J
81 0Hy: ID 1912 Indian Chief "; 1
1S42 Harley 45; u 194I Indian Bonne-
vile Scout. I'D 1941 Indian 30, so; I'D
1899 Indian three wheeler; IA 1886 In
dian Chief "a. These machines are priced
INDIAN MofORcYcLE SALES. eli 9th Oh
st; NV, RE- DOLL. -
INDIAN 1898 A, In good running order.
has new tires, equipped with buddy seat
md crash bars; q resI buy at $326
cycle cs, CENTER. s12 9th St. NV. Ex.
iS4s HALEY. 81. o. v. Il. good condi- N
sS5lsS sSEIS ISSYssSIaAsyfDsoS' a. Y nat Head r.rs =
fRANTCs5ESs--HBARNETr MERLINs, 1as e. =
speed trAnsnission, liEhtweiEht motor;
CYCLES ready for immediate delivery A, 3.
g, Ariel. Triumph. Matchless and Norton
300 &C. and 800 e; mctercycles Some
SAL.l. E0l4 ~ st. NV. RE. 5073.
condition, $3.50. Cali after z pm. NO.
aslHH.sIEY DAVIDSON 1884 .74.: fair
sondition. See ct 1900 Rayenswood rd..
MHto6fTORG6i1GfS 1916 i01 AIS. o0 de luxe; an
plastic windshield. PiIlion seat and pegs,
carrier, seat cover, large saddlebags; $3.50
cash. Call after p.m.. weekdays, ME.
SleygS. i IL -
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AUTO TRUcks FoR HIRE.

DODGE, stake body; general hauiins with
driver; Phone ne MI. 9S09; nisht and Sum
siEi svilEiiEszh ipsEssiHEs household moy,ns. =. and
rsasonsbls. Fk. $3.50. Ext. W. a l.iS D-insis'
yEIERAN, with new pick up": steady
nauiing III nsx, or delivering; also moving Jobs.
LIGHT HAULING--New truck. Let us take
care Of -FOUR delivery problems. uN 1912.
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs; expert
enced help; prompt service: reas rates;
LOCAL h ane long distance, ia. 2987. 13s
wishes evening. Saturday or Weekend
work Call AT 1746 -. -11
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job, SAB up.
work suaTantesd; GILBERT. 41O2 Pa. ave
BEST MATERIALS used. reasonably priced;
car loaned to responsible party. GEORGIA
AVE. AUTOAOTIvE SERVICE, 3S1O
LET US PAINT Y0UR CAR with Du FONT
lacquer; no, synthetics OF enamels used:
our WORK fully guaranteed: three-day serv.
LAkD'S GARAGE q PAINT SHOP. rear
Aol0 l4In 81. Nv AID. 1883: IL
Evening star., 1946-11-13
v. STUART DAVIS, Attorney,
14l3 Eye Street NV.
Filed Nov. IL. 1915. Charles =. Stewart.

I4i3 Eye Street NV.
Filed Nov. IL. 1916. Charles =. Stewart.
D1sTRIcr COURT or THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia. =
BEATA II. CARMODY. Plaintiff. VI. The
Unknown Heirs Devisees and Alienees Of
CIVIL ACTION No. S6,tS1 ORDER OF
PUBLICATION.-Theo object Of this suit Is
to establish Of record, the title Of the
plaintiff, BY adverse possession, In and to
Parts Of Criginal Lots 10. Is and 19 10
Square 127: said property being now
known for the purposes OF assessment and
taxation as Lot 8l6 in said Square and
Street, Northwsst. Upon motion of Che
Of November. AID. 1896. oRDERED, that
The Unknown Heirs. pevisees and Ahenees
of NATHAN cRMk. deceased, cause their
appearance to be entered herein on or
before the 6rst rule day occurring one
month after the day Of the drst publication
OF this order, otherwise this cause viii be
proceeded with ~ ID the case Of default;
provided COPY Of this order be published
once q weak for three successive weeks In
the washington Law Reporter and The
Washington Evening star. good cause hav-
UNNECESSARY. tS.l q ALAN aOLD6BoR-
9UaH qssss Af SqAis1Ss 81 s42wAR TrSs cerS Sopy 3,
CLARA CONNAiA Dsputy Clerk.
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MONTY WANTEn.

yEIERAN needs I.0O0 to expand nsWiy
established ONCE nqrvice business with tre-
msndoqsn y posalbiiitiesi will repay, $500
ecripmsnt plus new equipment, plus i0S sSs
nst ns Rronts for duration Of loan. Boz
si.sSe. ssd THUsE NOTE. payable $40 3
month. for sale at Sg50. CAN Miss LEE
FL SFsais 2D syoNS rUssTs q III Ss q
property for sais ,oelM MURRAY Co. 1929
In established Garsge and paint shcr. viii
secure loen with 1-yr, note and chattei on
sgujpment, plus legal interest. Also sive
lender 4O% discount on any tyne Of re-
pairs On lenders car during term Of note.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
LOTS WANTED.

IPAY Cash for lots in D. c. or nearby
sMvER sfaRISG and kensinsson.. ems nHSs. Nd
Several very desirable lots. For full in
formation: call Patton, till 8 pm. 81.
ACCEPT CLEAR BLDG. SITE as part pay
ment on Ter, 2-bath det. home; easy
s%sTms; % Possession, OWNER. wo, liz.
IN Brentwood. Nd, or nearby Prince
GEORGES Co.: must have sewer. water and
hH utilities. Phone MIR. SHIFRM. 9I6
NeM YORK ave. n w, Ma 74IR a-13
Evening star., 1946-11-13
AUTO TRUCKS MAATEp

TRUCKS. WANTED, any make or model;
full retail price paid in cash, WILLIAMS
ADTo SALES. r. !. ave. at Goth st. me-,
ExCH. FoR SMALL TRUCK. enough new
radiators for 6-rm. house; also used fur
mace. At. S2l7. SO pm
ROPER" BUYS the trucks. Sell your
truck to Roper: any make, any condi-
tion; spot cash. ROPER" Dupont g785.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMOR.RO OW'

ADAM a. WEsCHLER q son, Auctioneers.
ssle Of dwelling house. No.
" We Vim ss sas ss suson 81 sns s ison
of the premises, on Thursday, November
a, 1946. at 5 o'clock pm. the above
front on e>st. Of oriEinal Lot 5 (assessed
as Lot S03) in Square 995. Terms Of
sale: $3.50, cash deposit. required at time
OF sale: balance OF purchase money to be
paid In cash within sixty days from date
of SALE. else the deposit shall stand for
Ieited to owner as. liQuidated damages
nave q good and unencumbered record
title subject only to the monthly tenancy.
purchPser to nay cost Of examination Of
Title, sconyeyancing and revenue stamps
on deed. ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON,
no1.3.4,6,S,11,13
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Word Gonne
Find ~ or moro common Engiia
words In v

Find "a or more common Engliah
words In
COCKTAIL. Ia
. noun meaning % short drink iced.
Of spiritucus liquor" The average
mar kis "A words. Time limit Is 10
minutes.
Of four or more letters. 2. Words swhith
acquire -FOUR letters by the addition pf
: such a bats eats. are not rseq
Proper names are not used. a hat W1n
20 published tomorrow. "
Answsr 4 Ysstsslay's Estter-osA.
CD LcATHD.oLATHE tcity - KansAsD.
{kl EAHCXq-QCARE lneckerehlsfl.
"a AEP&AHcHAYER (5ournAD. 8
B Si6A S2bt6z4 u Bztisx2 6ksh N tAaev sasss
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BUSINESS PROF. .FoR ALE (cer1

BUSINESS PROF. FOR sALE lcene.l
storiesi i2-car ksrage On 1st door: spts.
on 2nd door; alley. on side and rear; "a
51oss ISa q ll lSwsI lssh e ~ NJ Ratten. sH.
i4tSSs Ss ST. IL N.W.-s.ssory% W. sa % Sriei. loi as1ioo
70 20-ft alley. 5000 50. It.: .possession
sssnnas .sn ass ana Gs sand.y nr nfass 1as ma ssCo
fHEIss. III iais" " K 4. NV v o'o'. III III :
brick geEopsrties located on : lot iz5 Il,
3 oi,css and priysts aysiiinEs. esn esiss siss
possession Of once bldg. which has gas
nsatnr sPlsniS set., Susnss5 e. M ofston sHa h
sh,h Lho asssFFrIN assaasF spd i sscsos co.
i.t HND rfs istsss sspUsutG
msrcisi; ronc e. lot i. soOa2as. 20 Improved by g.
ssSs sn acr 90 ss1
formation. csIi Nj. Ruddsn. ME-. s 800, o.
IHo lnss Phi BihssTaiN ssndaE and eye eyes, GE
NV. NE. $500. Washington's complete
real estate Institution. -l3
Psss 4hg S4sE dssns es. sob %
sss dss.Ss sy iis any ass sSs
sss stoo toosofnTssS1 TEo 'f HERsrEESs ms rEEHSsa
Co. 1415 K St NV. NE. $500. Washing
FIRST C0M6ERCiAI on III. Mtss Vernon ave. ave-,
Aiexsndria. We. We have several places
suitable for most any type Of business.
"a II IL 1Eo1 IH Iys iSH TSoS Arinston Ridse I'd.
NkAk0 Il; 0gh gGhN1oN sfTATios--1st-com.i 1d SIdr,
not f above, on lot 2I.4x75 to. alley. Sl0.-
yACANT-First comm. near 10th and
suitable for oiices. only $1,000 S s down faId and
bbsslsn%ce bs % On easy terms. To inspect call
NEW gHsASSMPsHIRE AVE. near NJ; pressntly aS
used as rooming house with income 1850
mo; "A rms, baths; $4,000 cash REQ.
AAIunERsAcH ~ a CO. DI; 1881; ewes. IA.
COL0RED RESTAURANT LOCATION In
busy downtown Wash. Building for rent
or sale. Write Box 1s6-x. Star.
ss9 SsoL0EEDMsTonE. corner 18th snd Bates
Evening star., 1946-11-13
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Gent,

1896 NfASs.. AV4. N.W.-3-stcry and base
ment STONE hopse, vacant, consisting OF 10
ternal ofFaniSat ton that Wishes 70 isssse.
eau y; Fnbrtxto. NO. a642 OF RE. 32l0.
66Gce ES kht bNft Il Rff. HOUSE mi. fas d.-
tached brick BLDG. In NV, section, consist
ing qf rms. and bath each; can be worked
monthly; separate gas and electric naeters;
20. expense, Call Mr.. Ridden, NE. b4OO.
rntu Pm; sundays and eyes. dE. 2466.
NV. NE. 64OO, Washinrtonis ccrnnIefe
real estate inStitution. -13
Evening star., 1946-11-13
FIITIIRE

ADAM A. WE6CHLER SON, auctioneers
New and used household furniture, noor
coverings, ornaments, china, glass, per-
sonal effects, etc. By auction at WeschIer's,
am. Groups and desirable odd pieces Tor
every room In the home. ID
ADAM ADAM, z: wEsCaIERs re 9 SON suctionesTs
sspssnssr T. mon q shs .ssss lss
ne Recorder of Deeds oi the District Of
request Of the party secured thereby the
UNDERSIGNED trustees viii sen by public
suction ct 1880 Rhode Island ave. ne.
O'clock am. 1885 Buick 8 40" Special
2-door sedan. motor No. 4-3115s57, serial
80. 2s47b30. Terms; cash, Walton Z.
Aemllten National Bank. nog II. .I2.13.l4
Evening star., 1946-11-13
BUCKLEY . DANzANSKY, Attsrneys,
1346 r Street NV.
Filled Oct 20. 1916. Charles =. stewart.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co
lasaa lgnbss GHAGF ,R sAIddoU pI.ins,n5; nsssn; vs.
divorce on the ground Of voluntary separs-
ton for Q period Of more than hye years.
day Of October. 1915, ordered that the
defendant James Ballou causes his appear
ance to be entered herein ON or before the
fortieth day, exclusive OF Sundays and
legal holidays, occurring after the day Of
the drst publication of this order: other
wise the cause Will be proceeded with as
this order be published once week for
three successive weeks in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Evening Star before
Justice. (Seal.) Attest: CHARLES e. STEW
ART, Clerk. BY CLARA r CONNE1ds
Deputy Clerk. oc30,no6,13.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Goren on Bridge

=
It Is not very often tlaat declarer
should attack his weakest suit in the
play OF a no-trump hand, yetif that
10 part OF the general strategy for the
success OF the contract, common
sense dictates that 1t should be done.
The bidding was normal enough,
with the exception Of Vests vulnef-
able overcall OF one spade, which
can be justified on no other ground
than the desire to live dangerously.
I The queen Of spades was opened
and taken by the king. There Is D
strong temptation to develop immc-
diately the diamond suit, which was
TO provide the bulk Of the tricks. The
lovercan made 1t probable that the
missing honor In that suit was held
by West, and that the finesse would,
therefore. succeed. However, there
was no need to take that for granted.
Reliance should not be placed upon
the discretion Of an adversary when
it Is not necessary to do so. II West
held the king, the hand could not be
lost, for the finesse could be taken
Just as effectively later In the play.
That the overcaller has the ace Of
hearts Is far more probable than that
he has the king OF diamonds. II the
diamond finesse should fail. the
spade would be established while
West still held the ace Of hearts. and
only. eight tricks would be avaiIabie
to declarer. Tt is vital, therefore, to
get by with heart trick first.
On this line of reasoning, declarer
Immediately returned the three of
hearts. West was obliged TO play low
and the queen held the trick. The
closed hand was then entered with
the king Of clubs and the diamond
fineSse tried. This lost to East, but
declarer had nine tricks in the bag.
The only risk incurred In this line
of play was that West, IN addition to
his spades, held AJxxx In hearts
and that East, on winning the dia-
mond finesse, would return his now
singleton heart, q state Of affairs that
may be regarded as quite remote.
Tomorrow's Problem.
As South you hold:
AKQ i0542 0963 o10 &K104
The bidding has r.rrcoaaAd.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
UNA RITA MORRIS. Atty, 1926 Earle
Bldg, Wsxhington a, d. C..
Filed Oct. 20. 1e46. Charles Z. Stewart,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United States for the District Of Co.
szVOBoDA and MARY MARJORIE sZVo-
No. .374T2.-Ralph .Ssvobods and Mary
Marjorie. Ssvoboda, having nled COM
plant for a. judgment changing their
Meyers, respectively. and having. applied
to the Court for an order Of publication
Of the notice required BY law in such
Of October. 1915. ordered that all persons
concerned show cause. II any there be.
s4 Il ssd p
should not be granted: Provided. that Q
copy Of this order be published once .
week for three consecutive weeks before
Washington Law Reporter. (S.) T. ALAN
GOIDSBOROUGH, Justice. (SealJ a. True
81 SSDi ELEHNoR Esss T. JcSE psputy cisrr lstk
oc30, ,no6, ,13.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
AUTO TRUCKS FoR sALF.

CMKvn0LEI 1910 lla-ton van, rood con-
dittcn, 500. roToNAc PAPER rKo-
dHEEvao222if o222i 1919 Isa 1sE-son tractor RI Win
l8-ft. yan;. motor .1st-class condition;
Win rood tires. IA Gsosvenor lane. WI
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Handbook Of Practical English

HANDBOOK OF PFacticai English.
This weeks slip o. the tongue
He don't think So"
Don't is useful contraction Of
"do not" Therefore, don't is incor-
rect with the pronouns he, she and
1t, for obviously no one would say
He do not: she do not: It do not"
Correct: He doesn't; she doesn't: it
doesn't.
Don't is correct with the pro-
nouns I, you, we, they.
Won't Is the contraction of the
obsolete phrase 'woll not" mean
ing will not" Since will not" may
be used with ali the pronollns, won't
Is correct also: ! won't; you won't;
we won't; they won't; he won't; she
won't; 1t won't.
Shant is sometimes used as the
contraction for shall not. ;" While
shan't is rarely heard In standard
American in these days. it, too, may
be used with all the seven nomina-
tive pronouns. The same is true Of
can't.
Most dictionaries would have us
believe that can't and shan't are
correct only when pronounced with
tie broad A, thus: "kahnt, shahnt.'
But the words are so pronounced
only by some (but my no meals alb
New Englanders. All can say to
the dictionary longbeards is: Pro-
fsssors, tut-tut! Y
Evening star., 1946-11-13

What do you bid now?
(Copyright. I946, By Charles II. Goren)
Evening star., 1946-11-13
TRAILERs WANTED.
M0Tok GYCLES,

PRIVATE PARTY wants best house trailer
5000 Will buy to accommodate 4. WA.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
GARAGES FOR SALE.

EACTORY BUILT. sizes I3x20 and 20xs0
terms, 1mmsdists delivery. visit our Idais. III.
play Of models, I109 Jefferson Davis hwy
~ ~ n..h 4; No; y; artA tAAriinston. Va; m, south
Evening star., 1946-11-13
lNvEsrMENr PROPERTY WANTED

I-HT0kY STORES or 4-unit apt.: TiVs
ivld particulars. Call Mr.. DRIVES, EN-.
IL THE MARKET for apartment bldg, 4
~ unit, all cash; prefer to deal direct
with owner Box 214-v, Star.
Wanted TO Buy service station or buy
ground suitable for service station IN
southEsst Wsshington; LJ sIp5. -ls
OF apartment properties. Please state
Evening star., 1946-11-13

Want 10 Heme baby? Do you know
what your OWN flrst name means? Ny
pamphlet lists the origins and meaninrxl
OF most of the accepted Christian
names. For a. free copy. send q
stamped, self-addressed envelope to |
(Copyright. the Bell Syndicate, Inc, 1916.
Evening star., 1946-11-13

SIMMONS MOTORS, since 1874
S4 e csdss sSsS sssDs COUPE
1912 Chry4ler Royal sedan. VIZ
19A1 Buick Super sedan.
1912 Chrysler New Yorker sedan.
1041 Packard 120 club coupe.
{ 1941 Qidsmobile sedan.
19zl Hudson convertible coupe.
194l LtncCdn-zephyr sedan.
1941 Qe. Soto coupe.
1924 QAa8mohile sedan.
Lihersl ferms. Trad. sIMNoNS MO
NO. 2I6z. --lA
Evening star., 1946-11-13
GARAGES WANTED.
AUToMoTivE MIscElLANEoUs.

WANTED--I, Q or 8 car brick garaEe for
storage, vic. 9th and New York ave. D :,
Evening star., 1946-11-13

COLOkED-STORE, corner 18th and Bates
SITS. NV: large corner frame building, con-
tanning rooms and bath. with store on
lst noor; reasonable down payment re-
y. BAsILIKo REALTY co. Ia
Evening star., 1946-11-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY wANrtp.

LARGE DETACHED HOUSE located I5t6
st. to Conn. ave. section; should be xoned
50 can be used rs home ofhce OF local life
insurance CO. Phone MA. 0S04, Mr.. Harrell,
Evening star., 1946-11-13
AUTOAAoRILEs EOR sAIE

wMLYS l940 sedan. 4-door, immaculate
inside and outside, good tires and excel
mechanically: reasonably priced, terms or
Evening star., 1946-11-13

~ msSsi conStTuctlon. to. bS04.
ally dne condition, ready to roll, tarpaulir
top, $1,000, SH. 4045. 21S Baltirnors
ave, Takoma Park, Nd. -l5
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-20
Te|enews Theatre

Latest newsreels on the new
program at the Telenews this
week highlight the opening OF
the London Conference, seek
ing a solution to the Palestine
problem.
Navy torpedo-bombers test
the latest crash-landing harness
for pilots in sand-bag target
crack-up that stress dummies
stuffed with electronic tubes
to measure scientific reactions
Headline short subjects or
the program is an animal thrill
er titled "Tiny Terrors of the
Timberland". This film will b<
of interest to all adventure anc
nature lovers. It is the story
of the tiny animals of the for
est.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-20

The Cleveland Orchestra,
George Sell conductor, will re-
duce it's customary five weeks
of tours to four this season
in order to provide an addition
al week of rehearsal before the
start of it's twenty-ninth sea-
son which opens in Severance
Hall on October II and 19. The
usual week of touring in No
vember and the customary two
weeks in February will be con-
tinued as usual, but the two
week March tour of southern
cities will be replaced with a
single week in the Middle West.
The autumn tour will open
on November 10 in Ann Arbor,
Michigan. Concerts will follow
on successive nights in Bay
City, Saginaw, and Battle
Creek, Michigan; South Bend
and Ft. Wayne, Indiana. The
February tour of two weeks
/ will take the Orchestra to Erie
and Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylva-
MIA; Syracuse, Troy, and Sara
toga Springs, New York;
Bridgeport and Hartford, Con-
necticut; Northampton, Spring
field, and Mount Holyoke,
Massachusetts; New Brunswick
and Princeton, New Jersey.
Two concerts will be given on
successive evenings in Wilkes
Barre.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-20
JOE SODA IN
CLEVELAND

Joe Soda, popularity known
as Banjo Buddy, will make a
personal appearance with Fred
Waring and His Pennsylvanians
in Cleveland's Public Auditori-
um on Wednesday, September
25th. The orchestra is on a two
week concert tour, after which
they will broadcast from a
Cleveland station on October
3rd. Joe Soda halls from Col.
linwood and is the only Slovene
musician with one of the ton
bands in the country.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-20
Euclid Vets Club
News

The reason Of the absence
Of this column, was due to- an
other writer for the Club called
the 'Spy". Well, I gave you a
chance, but you didn't keep it
up, so I'm back again. So there!
In the past, the many friends
and parents of our club have
all had some good times at the
dances and socials we have
planned and we do not intend
the fall season to leave us with
out more of such gatherings.
On Sunday, Oct. 5th there
will be a dance at the SLOW.
Soc. Home on Recher Ave.
Members of the dance commit
tee consist of Tony Sustarsic,
Tony Zore and Joe Sustarsic.
Anyone needing further infor-
nation, may call upon them
at anytime.
The ever-popular date spot
is Lud's Barn on Lindberg Ave-,
who have announced that the
Barn will be open Fri. evenings
with music for dancing.
Birthday greeting are extend
ed to Frank Krashoc who took
the day off to celebrate. Wish
I were with you!
I am taking this opportunity
to inform my friends and read
! ers that I have moved, and my
new address is 1890 East 168
Street, Cleveland 10, Ohio.
Frank E. Cecelic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-20
CONVALESCING

Mrs. Mary Prelogar, 1137 E.
172 St., is convalescing in Lake.
side Hospital. Visitors are not
permitted!
Confined to Glenville Hospital
where he underwent an opera
tion this week, is Mr.. John Paw
SEX of 1913 Ivanhoe Road.
Friends may visit him.
Mr.. Frank Bozic of 1916 E.
173 St., is confined to Hanna
House, L a k e S de Hospital,
where he is convalescing from
injuries received at work.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-20
WEDDING BELLS

Last Saturday, Miss Josie
Ann Cimperman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cimperman,
Ills Norwood Road, became the
bride of Mr.. Frank Godic, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Godic,
11O5 Norwood Road. The we'd
ding ceremony was performed
in St. Vitus Church.
Miss Mary Lou Kapudija,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gust Kapudija, 149O1 Westropp
Ave., became the bride of Ray
mond A. Svetek, son of the well
known Mr.. and Mrs. August F.
Svetek, 478 E. 152 St. The we'd
ding was performed in St.
Mary's Church, Holmes Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-20
Co.: "a: ENGLISH SECTION SEPT %
.Moccobees 33rd An.
niversory Dance

Tomorrow, Saturday, Septem-
ber 21st, Carniola Hive 493, The
Maccabees, are sponsoring a
dance, in celebration of their
.33rd Anniversary, at the Slo-
vene National Home, GAIT st.
Clair Ave.
Music for the occasion will
be furnished by the popular Pete
Srnick Orchestra. Dancing will
be from 8 p. m. til ????
Everyone welcome!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-20
The Truth About the
American Jugoslay
Crisis" H
- A r.

led his armies and carried out his
crimes-move about freely in AL
lied territory. Some Of them are
seen consorting with Allied mill
airy officers; who can avoid the
conclusion that they enjoy Allied
confidence and protection? =
Jugoslav quislings-Serb Chef
niks, Croat Ustashi and Slovene
Domobranci alike-find the same
freedom and enjoy the same privi-
leges in the territory under Anglo
American control. Some have been
officially listed as war criminals
with the International War Crimes
Commission. Yet the Allies do not
hand them over to the. Jugoslav
Government-not even the blood
drenched Ante Pavelich, Mussoli-
mis- and Hitler's puppet ruler of
Croatia, who is directly RESPONSE
BILE for the slaughter Of hundreds
of thousands of Serbs and Jews and
Croatian anti fascists. Everyone
knows what these intriguers want.
Like Goering in the dock at Nurem--
berg and General Anders wherever
he is, they want World War III
and they want it quickly. Like Fo-.
itch in America and Franco in
Spain, they see no future for them
selves unless the West and East
clash. If they are. seen moving
about in ease ana freedom in the
Allies Zone A, Including Trieste,
! Iconsorting with American officers
while American pisnss fsconnoitre
over Jugoslavia; what are the Jugo-
slavs to think? Whit are they to do?
Nor do the Jugoslav people think
it irrelevant that Allied policy in
Germany seems very dilatory, if
not reluctant, in effectively carry
ing out the Potsdafn agreement to
eradicate German heavy industry.
Unlike the Americans, the Jugo-
slavs did not have to cross an ocean
to feel the firepower that this heavy
industry let loose upon the world.
It came to their doorsteps. It de-
stroyed most of their country. They
do not want it there again. They
find it difficult to understand why
Allies, SO indulgent toward an en-
emy, send up Army planes almost
daily to- reconnoitre a loyal war
time ally and peacetit1e friend.
And what are the Jugoslavs to
think of Americas persistent re-
fusal to release some 17O-odd des-
perately needed Jugoslav river
craft, stolen by the Germans and
taken up the Danube to Austria?
And of Americas efforts to inter
vene on behalf of Mihailovitch,
without doubt guilty of crimes to
which he confessed for which he
was executed? ~
And of Americas all-too-evident
GOODNESS in the matter of loans and
credits and the resumption of nor
NAL commercial dealings? u"
And of the difficulties which the
United States Embassy in Belgrade
put in the way Of Jugoslavs-in-
cluding, if not especially, officials
of the Jugoslav government-when
they wish to come here?
>- (To be continued) ~..: