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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-24
OBrien, Monogon Confer
 State Erector
 Inspeets Schools
 Site in Waterbury

Plans for establishment of State Technical Training School in Wa terbury were given impetus the past week when Emmett J. O'Brien, State vocational education director, con- ferred with Mayor John S. Mona gan. Mir. O'Brien also inspected the now idle Mulcahy grammar school building, proposed site for the new school.
 We are in hopes that the State authorities will give the go-ahead sign soon, Mayor Monagan told the Democrat today. Once the propos- ed plans are given official approval we will proceed with the prelimin- aries of asking for bids, and the re- modelling of the building to permit the operation of technical school"
 MT. O'Brien, when contac ed by the Democrat. said that he felt ap- proval would be forthcoming from his department soon.
 It is not what We would like to see in Waterbury by way of tech nical school, but some program should be started soon, the director said.
 State authorities in the past, such as A. s. Boynton retired state di- rector, favored a new structlxe rather than the use of a second hand building" This is said to be the hope of MT. O'Brien also.
 Tt is difficult to plan construe- tion these days" the Mayor pointed out, because of the increase in prices as well as material shortages. Our original plans for the school were prepared six months ago. What the price will be at this date is an important factor"
 Under State terms the cxy must provide the site for any proposed school. The State maintains the operations of the school thereafter. The State grant for Waterbury was approved by the General Assembly a few years ago and has been rein stltuted each session of the Legisla- ture. The city has funds allocated for the construction of a new build- ing or for purposes of remodeling.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-24
RoyoIICoIIs Defective Shells Probe
 Tragic Casualties
 Caused by Mortors
 In Bulge Bottle

Washington, July 8-CUP)-Un- r-Secretary of War Kenneth c. Royall has ordered a complete in- vestigation" into circumstances sur rounding the Army's use of defec- tive 42-inch mortar shells which killed American troops in Europe, it was learned today.
 A high War Department official said the report was now being pre- pared and would be submitted i'm mesiately upon completion to the Senate War Investigation Commit tee. IA.
 Royall demanded a full report, J it was learned, after the Senate committee disclosed that mortar shells of the type manufactured by Carson munitions firm had caus- ed tragic casualties during the Battle of the Bulge.
 Royall promised the committee a report "as soon as possible" on:
 l. What the Army did about
 the shell.
 2 Whether any attempts
 
 manufacturers through lot num-
 bers.
 3. Who was killed or injured,
 where, under what circumstanc-
 es, and whether there were any
 witnesses.
 Qualified sources said the War Department should have, somewhere in it's yoluminous files, "on the spot" reports describing the incl dents
 Disclosure that AZ inch mortar shells had blown up" in the faces of American troops was made at the committees hearings yesterday into the 16-firm Illinois munitions combine which handled S78,0OO, ,000 worth of government war contracts. Mai Gen. Alden H. Waitt, chief of the Army's Chemical Warfare Service, testified that he had sweat blood over the killing of American boys by the defective shells.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-24
Bland y Ready for Test Baker
Underudter Blast Set for 5:55 P.M
 30,OOO in Bikini Lagoon Watch
 Skies for Any Turn in Weather

Off Bikini Atoll, July M-(UP)- History's first underwater explosion of the atomic bomb will take place as scheduled at 5:55 P. M. EDT today (8:35 A. M. tomorrow Bil.ini time), Vice-Admiral w. H. P Blandy announced tonight, fewer than nine hours before the hour fixed for the test.
 Blandy said the decision to hold the test in Bikini lagoon was made despite the fact the skies still are not too clear"
 Radio broadcasters quoted
 Blandy as saying that if the
 weather were bad, the test
 would be postponed for half
 hour intervals until 8 P. M.
 EDT G1 A. M. Bikini time)
 After that, it would have to be
 postponed for two daysD
 Everything Ready
 The 30,000 men involved in the historic test are tense.
 Everything is ready The target ships are in place. The lagoon k practically cleared of other craft Tsae only question is the weather.
 Scores of ships lined the horizon east of Bikini's ominously quiet la goon while instrumentation crew; placed the mighty bomb aboard 2 LSM Handing ship mechanical from which it will be dropped, anc fixed cameras, gauges and meters.
 All depended on the shifting clouds and withstand the f1na conference of Blandy and weather
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-24
Sailors Drink
 Wood Alcohol

Off Bikini Atoll, July 24.- (UP)-One crewman aboard the U. s. s. Mt. Mckinley, OpAra- tions Crossroads flagship, died today and six others were seri- ously i'll from drinking woAd al- cohol.
 The dead man was James Richard Reagan, about 26, sea- man 1/c, of Homer, N. Y. He died three days after drinking what was believed to be a ship board store of duplicator fluid used to make copies of dispatches and other official announce uaentS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-24
Landlords Moue h With Tenants

Philadelphia, July "A - CUP) Judge Joseph L. Kun solved the housing problem today for landlords whose tenants refuse to move.
 The case was that of landlord Joseph Segal who tried for Is months to evict MT. and Mrs. Arthur Weinberg. When they would not leave, Segal, his son and daughter moved in with the Weinbergs.
 It's legal, the judge ruled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-24
Wholesale Food Prices LeDel Of

New York July 24-(UP)-Wholesale food pflces, a1tel the threeweek advance which followed suspension of OPA controls on June 3o eveed off in the past week and heo unchanged the 26year high level of the previous week. Dun Bradstreet Inc, reported today. .
 With declines in prices of the 31 commodities used m compiling the index outnumberng advances for the first e since controls were fed the agencys index held at S52O unchanged on the week. and compared with S4l1 year ago
 In the past week prices of four wheat corn oats bar ley butter steers sheep and lambs decreased while aro ham ielies cheese coffee, cocoa and hogs advanced.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-24
Irgunists
  Police Hub
Mysterious Phone Call Warns Group Prepores Attock

Jerusalem, July 4 GUP) = The British army threw a tigh cordon today around Jerusalem central police headquarters, targe of a reported threat by the ex tremist Irgun Zvai Leu1nist organ ization to repeat the sabotage tha wrecked the King David Hotel.
 Reliable. sources said myster. ious telephone call, similar to those to the King David Hotel before l was blown up, warned police head quarters that the Irgunists wert preparing to attack. A statemen' bearing the Irgun label said the organization was responsible for tht hotel bombing.
 GA Jerusalem dispatch to the
 London Daily Mail said another
 telephone call was made last
 night to the home of Sir Alan
 Cunningham, British high com
 missioner, threatening to blow it up)
 Missing Figure Rises
 The latest official summary o. casualties in the King David bias said AS were known dead, 76 wert missing and 58 ware injured, more than half of them gravely. A sud den rise in the number of missing was caused by the discovery tha more persons than had been knoW1 were visiting the building.
 The reported threat by the IT. gunists to attack police headquar ters was difficult to pin down, since authorities placed the report in th' security category. But the similar ity between it and the telephon' calls to the King David brough close attention.
 The curfew order was frightened and a close knit cordon of troop was established around the ancien compound in the center of the city Even holders of curfew passes wer' not permitted through the cordon.
 The headquarters was blown up allegedly by Irgunists late las year. Reconstruction was completed only short time ago.
 Irgunists Take Blame
 A press release" tallying witl those the Irgunists have mad available secretly to newsmen 0 | late said the organization was alon responsible for the bombing of tn King David. It said ample warnini was given to the telephone opera tor half an hour before the frs explosion, and warning bombs wer touched of as a signal to occupant | to get out.
 The tragedy which actually oc cured was due to disregard Of tn interlude given for evacuation, tn statement said. "The British ex perts did not heed our warning t evacuate, because they undertoo to remove the explosives despit signs in three official language that they would detonate at tn slightest touch
 Troops and other rescue crew working in relays dug for the sec ond straight night through tn wreckage of the King Davic Downing Charles Thompson, as sistant secretary of the secretaria of the Palestine government, wa dug out He had been buried nearl 36 hours. He was suffering fror shock, bVt was otherwise apparent | ly uninjured.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-24
House Asks Cash Payments to Ex-GIs

Washington July 24-(UP)-House advocates of G terminal leave pay declared today they will insist that payments be made in casf.-not bonds
 Chairman Robert L. F. Sikes, (D.-Fla.), of House Military Subcommittee said that since officers recelved unused leave pay in cash-"why shouldn't enlisted men be treated the way?"
 A bill providing for the payments to be made Tn bonds maturing in five passed by the Senate late yesterday a voice vote.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-24
Sensational War Profits Inquiries Due
 Gorsson Combine
 Mere Firecrocker
 To Other Probes

Washington, July 24-UP)-fhs' Senate War Investigating Commit. tee is on the trail of war profits cases far more sensational than the inquiry into the Carson munitions combine, Sen. Owen Brewster, (R.- Me), reported today.
 The Carson case, Brewster said, was a mere flrecracker compared to the dynamite in the new investiga- tions.
 Tips have been rolling in so fast that the committee called special meeting today to set up prioritieS for investigating the reports. Com- mittee Chairman James M. Mead, (D.-N. ", disclosed he will ask the Senate for an additional $60,000 to finance the work.
 Prelude To Action
 Mead also directed committee at. torneys to ask President Truman for income tax records of the pril,- cipals in the Carson inquiry. MT. Truman already has agreed to pro- duce the tax records, and Mead will ask for "as many as we will need" This apparently was a prelude to Justice Department action. The committee plotted it's activf- ties for the Summer after suspend- ing hearings into Dr. Henry and Murray Garsson's Midwest combine pending testimony from Rep. An drew J. May, (D.-yK9 He has been linked with the Carson syndicate, but so far has rsed his oongression- al immunity to defy a committee subpoena to testify under oath. Four Facts Stand Out
 The committee wound up its csr- rent series of hearings on the Gars- son network with testimony that:
 l. Some defective 42 inch mortar shells exploded prerna-
 turely in the mortar tubes, kill
 ing some American troops. Erie
 Basin Metals Products, Inc, a
 Carson firm, was the largest of eight companies producing the 4.2 projectiles, but 1t was not
 certain which company's shells
 were bad. Dr. Henry Carson
 helped design his company's
 shells.
 2. A series of top-ranking
 Army ordnance officers got spe-
 cial travel orders to New York
 when the Garssons were giving
 a S1,407 party at the swank
 Hotel Pierre. The government
 paid travel costs.
 3. Henry Carson paid the
 New York hotel bills of some of
 the officers and May.
 i. Mrs. Jean H. Bates, for
 mer secretary in the combines
 Washington office, was request
 ed to act hay" about having
 ever seen War Department Att
 torney Albert Jacobson in the
 office. She said the request was
 made by Dr. Henry Carson
 and Joseph Freeman, Carson
 lobbyist. Jacobson has been
 relieved of his War Department
 duties and now is on sick
 leave"
 Fuse Near Dynamite
 Mead said that one of the first new cases that may be studied in- volved Col. Theodore Wyman, War Department engineer in Hawaii at the time of Pearl Harbor. The Congressional Pearl Harbor Conn., mittee recommended such an in- quiry earlier this week. l. Three or four inVeStigations con- ducted by the committee already have advanced so far that public hearings could begin soon, but new leads may turn out to be so hot that the older cases may be sidetracked, committee sources reported.
 We have only peeped under the tent" said Brewster. This has only given Us glimpse of the cor- ruption that went on"
 He said he hesitated to 90 into details because of the dynamite involved.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-24
State Farmers Fear Much Rain

Hartford, July "A CUP) - Connecticut farmers, their crops suddenly saved by heavy rains, began to fear today that they'd get too much of a good thing.
 Dr. Paul J. Anderson, head of the Windsor experiment station, said, Tuesdays rainfall was perfectly adequate-a little too much, if anything. If we have much more rain, fertilizer will wash away and plants may top- pie over in the loose earth"
 The Weather Bureau report ed that 3.64 inches fell here from Saturday until today, as com pared with only 119 inches which had fIllen previously this month. Total rainfall this month is 4.33-1.34 more than normal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-24
WABAN DOCTOR DIES

Boston, July 24-UP)-Dr. Ed ward G. Huber, GA, of Waban, as- sociate dean of the Harvard School of Public Health and retired Army Medical Corps colonel, died of 8 heart ailment at his RoXbury of- fice yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-24
Hillman Estate Set at S65.OOO

New York, July "A - (UP) - The estate of the late Sidney Hillman, CI.O. labor and political leader, was valued ct $69,00O today by the state tax commission.
 The $15,000 a year head of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers (C.I.Oo left $60,000 in insurance policies and $9,9OO in bank shares and certificates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-24
DIGGER DIES IN GRAVE

Union, s. C., July A - CUP) = An undertaken, who went to the cemetery to inspect a freshly dug grave, found the body of gravedig- ger Paul Wallace, 39, slumped in the bottom of the pit. He had died of a heart attack with his shoval in his handa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-24
MCMAHON TO SPEAK

New Haven, July "A -UP)- Senator Brien McMahon was among the speakers listed today for the annual convention of the Connecti- cut Chapter, National Association of Postmasters, here Saturday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-24
State Tech Program Advanced
Gouernor Not to Cau Session on Rent
Late Nelus Bulletins

Plane Narrovly Misses Skyscraper
 New York, July 24-UP)-.AA twn-englned pane ne narrowly missed crashing into the 1O1-story Empire State building today point the 7Oth floor whee an Army bomber crashed almost year ago killing l4 persons. ., ;+o manic as the plane headed vest flew directly toward the building then suddenly veered to the south at the last possible moment, and disappeared es. mated if missed the skyscraper by only about 200 feet
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-24

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
Konferenca,je
'vrnila SedrnOg Ograsko
nazaj RoInuniji

PARIZ, Z. maja. - Konfe-
renca zunanjih ministrov je da-
nes dosegla svoj prvi vazen spo-
razum, ko je for1nalno potrdila
vrnitev Sedmokraske (Transil-
vanije) Romuniji in S tenn po-
trdila akcijo, katero je Russia
ze pref ma svojo roko izvrsila.
Sedmograsko, XII je bila ne
koc del Avstroogrske, je po pr
vi svetovni vojni, dobila Romu-
Mia, toda Hitler jo je leta 1910
vel Romuniji in dal Madzarski
kot nagrado "a kolaboracijo z
Nemcijo.
Rusi SO lani po zlomu Mad
zarske province vrnili Romuni-
j in konferenca zunanjih mini
strov je' hnjihov Gin danes potr-
dila. Madzarski in Romuniji je
konferenca prepustila izravnavo
nekaterih manjsih mejnih raz-
lik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08

Koliko nepozabnih in izrazo-
With spominov hranimo ma nji-
hove ponosne in ocenjene pevske
nastope v nasih slovenskih do
movih. Drustvo je bilo kot zvez-
da-vodnica vsega kulturnega
udejstvovanja okoi Slovenske-
ga delavskega donna ma Water
loo Rd. Radodarni so bill S pev-
skimi nastopi, kakor so tudi ra.
dodarni vsako pomocjo, XII je
v korist in uteho slovenskega
naroda v Ameriki ali daleko tam
v rodni zemlji.
Mr.. Joseph F. Durn, neizcrp-
ljiva moe slovenskega zivlja v
Colinwoodu, tajnik SANSove
podruznice st. 48, mi poroca, da
je pevsko drustvo "Jadran" po-
klonilo v sklad otroske bolnice
"a Slovenijo-pet sto 5000 do
larjev. Velikodusen, pomenljiv
in dragocen dar. TO je izraz is
krenega in dejanskega socutja
do bednih in po zdravju hrepe-
necih otrok v mladi in pozivlja-
joel Sloveniji. ...s
clanstvo drustva pa je doda-
10 BE SIS svojih lastnih prispev-
kov, tako da je skupna vsota
SIS dolarjev. Res je, kakor pra-
vi pregovor: v pevceven srcu
50 samo dohrine in usmiljenje
do hlixnjega. Hvala stotera "A
dobrodelni dar.
UpravniItvo Enakopravnosti
je prejelo Cd direlktorije Sloven-
ske delavske dvof&ne n Prince
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08

Edino preseneeenje vcerajs-
njih volitev je bila lahkota, S
katero je prodrl James w.
Huffman kot deRokratski kan
didat "a zveznega senatorja. Ma
drugem mestu je Stephen Young
IL Clevelanda, docim je Marvin
C. Harrison, XII je uzival podpo-
70 CIO in progresivnih elemen-
eov, ma tretj jem mestu.
Borba "A demokratski sedez
v jeseni Sc bo torej vrsila med
Huffmanom in bivsim governor
jem John w. Brickerjem, XII so
ga nominirali republikanci.
V tekmi "a demokratsko no.
min clio "a kongresnika "at
large" je stal danes zjutraj ma
podlagi nepopolnih porocil n
prvem mestu William M. Boyd,
bivsi drzavni senator il Cleve-
landa. ..- -. ..
z lahkoto je prodrl v 20. kon-
gresnem distriktu kongresnik
Michael A. Feighan, XII je odlo-
elmo porazil Martina Sweeney
ia, doeim so demokratski volil-
ci v 21. distriktu nominirali We
teranskega kongresnika Rober-
ia Crosserja, proti kateremu je
demokratska organizacija Ray
T. Millerja postavila kandidata
" osebi Emilia Bartuneka.
Edward KovacI:, councilman
%. varde, je izgubil bitko kot
kandidat "a nominacijo okraj-
mega komisarja proti Johnu
Gormanu.
Poizkus progresivnih demo-
kratov, da bi porazili Ray Mil
lerja v njegovem precinktu in
y !
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08

Ave. ina Jutrovem), upostevani
dar-sto (100) dolarjev "a boil
nico. To potrjuje, da je darez-
ljivost donna tudi pri nasih Slo-
vencih okoli tega donna. Tako
ie dom postal tudi castni clan in
ne zaostaja "a drugini narodni-
mi ustanovami v Clevelandu.
Lepa hvala!
Kdo ne pozna prijatelja
Johna Tavcarja, tajnika Sloven-
skega narodnega donna ma St.
Clairju. Priden je kot cebela, po-
strezljiv kot Samaritan, vesten
kot ura budilka in darezljiv kot
clovek z.usmil jenim srcem. Kar
petdeset 500 dolarjev je daro-
val "a idejo potrebne otroske
bolnice. Koncno pa je dostavil: {:
"Vsi moramo pomagati; maj ga
ne bo slovenskega srca, katere-
ga ne bi omehcala trpeca in pro-
SEGA srca nedolznih .otroGicev v
Sloveniji" To so zlate besede
il cutecega srca. Prijateljska
zahvala!
Mr.. in Mrs. John in Ancka
Filipc, XII vodita gostilno ma
vzhodni 70. cesti sta izroGila Mr..
Durnu tudi petdeset (5O) dollar
jew. Tudi dokaz, da se striniata
in pridruzujeta vscm ollim, XII
tAko velikodnsno odgovarjajo
ia klic Slovenskega ameriskega
narodnega sveta Y Chicagu. Tu-
di NINA hvala!
li&daijsysn3s n {. s>anAD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
Ford Co. ustavi
Obrat nOcoj, .ker
nina premOga

DETROIT, Z. maja. - Ford
Motor Co. je nocoj naznanila,
da Sc DO v sredo zvecer usta.
vii "a prakticne svrhe YES obrat
v njenih tovarnah, ker il mani
ka premoga, kosov' in vsled
okrnjene zelezniske transpofta-
cije.
Kdaj Sc bo obrat zopet. obno-
vii, naznanilo molci. -.
Chrysler Motor Co. je tudi
sporocila v javnost, da Sc bo de-
10 v njenih obratih najbrze pri-
hodnji teden morale ukiniti.
General Motors Co., pa je ma
manila, da Sc je nocoj ustavil
obrat " tovarni "a izdelovanje
motorjev, XII sc nahaja v Grange,
Ind.
WARRINGTON, 7. maja. -
Vlada je danes predlozila uniji
prem"garjev in premogovnim
druzbam nacrt "a izravnavo
sta> ke, XII Sc je pricela 1. april
la. Vsebina ponudbe nj bila obe-
lodanjena, toda receno je, da
ako bi jo sponi stranki spreje-
Ii, bi Sc obrat v premogovnikih
takoj obnovil.
(V Clevelandu je New York
Central zeleznica, katere vozi-
jo skozi mesto, vceraj vsled po-
manjkanja premoga ukinile II
vlakov.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
VILE ROJENICE

Pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Stan
ley Andolek, 1882 Wheelock
Rd.. 30 se proslo sredo zglasile
vile rojenice in pustile v spomin
krepkega sincka, ki je drugi
fantek v druzini. Matt in dete
se dobro pocutita v st. Luke's
bolni6nici. DekliSko ime matere
i bilo Lillian Florence Klun,
$ tenn dogodkom sta zopet po.
stall stari materi Mrs. Joseph
inc K1un No Wheelock Rd. il
Mrs. Andolel, =. 149 ST. cesti.
tamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
Primarne volitve v Ohio
MISC Prinesle presene6enj;
kandidati nomir1ira1i
Sn,rt,,a kosa
MATHEW KUTCHER

Kot smo ze porocali, je vceraj
oh 1915 uri zjutraj preminil v
Glenville bolniSnici dobro po-
znani Mathew Kutcher, star As
let. Stanoval je ma 813 E. 232
St. Donna je bill il Spodnjih Sem
dolac pri Storjah ma Primor-
skem, odkoder je prisel v Ame-
riko leta 1920. Bill je clan dru-
stva Naprej, st. S SNPJ in po-
druznice Ia SMZ. Leta 1886 je
odprl gostilno ma E. 38 St. in
St. Clair Ave., leta 1910 10 je
preselil ma E. 152 St. in Daniel
Ave, cd tam pa jo je 1914 leta
preselil ma sos E. 185 St., kjer
je Sc sedaj vodil gostilno. Po-
kojni zapusea tukaj zalujoco So
progo Ammo, rojeno Metlika, 81
ma Pfc. Stanleya, XII Sc ina jutri
vkrcati ma ladjo v Nemciji ma
poti domov, ter brata Franka in
v start domovini zapusca dive Sc
stri Mario in Nado ter ocma
Frank Skapin. Pogreb Sc DO vr-
Sill v petek oh 2. uri popoldne
il pogrebnega zavoda August
F. Svetek, 47S E. 152 ST., ma
.HiQhland Park pOkouakSSe. -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08

da hi ga virgil z vodstva stran-
ke, Sc je izjalovil, medtem ko je
zezlo republikanskega voditelja
George Benderja ogrozeno, ker
je bill izvoljen "a odbornika
stranke bivsi zupan Edward
Blythin, XII je stopil v boj proti
Benderjevemu vodstvu.
Delo "a obnovo Clevelanda in
okraja Cuyahoga, XII je potreb-
no vsled odlozenih javnih del
tekom vojne, je bilo zagotovlje-
no. Volilci so namrec odobrili
vse bondne izdaje, predstavlja-
joce ysoto IS milijonov dollar
jew, XII so bile dane ma volitve.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
SELITEy

Poznani Mr.. Jerry Lukanc
sporota vsem svojim prijate-
ljem in odjemalcem premoga,
da Sc je preselil il 1125 E. 174
St. ma 13545 Othello Ave. Me.
gova nova telefonska stevilka je
Ii 5187.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
IZREDNA SEA

Jutri, 9. maja Sc vrsi izredna
seja zastopnikov in clanov po.
druznice St. 4s sANsa ter kan.
panjskega odbora Progresivnih
slovenk, krozek st. l. seja je
zelo vazna in Sc prosi vse, po.
sebno pa nabiralce V tel kan.
panji, da so navzoei. Seja Sc vrsi
v uradu tajnika Slovenskega de-
lavskega donna ma Waterloo Rd
in Sc pricne toeno oh osmih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
Puritas Springs Park Sc
obnavlia

Odbor "a Zoning Appeals je
vceraj odobril popravo plesne
dvorane v Puritas Springs Par
ku. Spremenilo Sc bo pikniski
pavilion v plesno dvorano in
tako ustreglo plesazeljni mladi-
nj. Sosedje parka so ugovarja-
Ii temu, toda MISC zmagai. Sta
IA plesna dvorana je zgorela De
Y januarju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
VELIKA POSILJKA SUI
ROVEGA GUuJA DOSPELA

Prvic liza predvojnega casa
je dospela v Akron in Cleve-
land velika posiljka surovega
gumija IL Nizozemske Vzhodne
Indie. Posiljka znaSa mad 5O,-
600 ton in Cd tega hodo razlo-
Eli in sprawl v skladiSca ve-
Gina v Akronu. nekaj mad 5000
ton pa ' Clevelandu Y Buyers
Terminal Warehouse. Gumij je
" kosih, ki tehtajo 20 $50 fun
Itov.