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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-21

OF blOIOglc averages That alone makes Joke OF
the peak-performance hooey. Usually the utle-win-
ming brawl is of mis- softest touches. the scraps
demanding his best efforts come after that, since
he's punching against young bones and flaming
spirits.
Louis was impressive knocking the crown
loose from Jim Braddock's battered brow
But BraddOcx had been licked % times before
that, had been game but never a great
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-21
Hobby corner

GERTRUDE ANN WARD
likes to ride horses.
JUNE COOPER'S hobby is
pets. At present, she has three
turtles, twelve goldfish, two liz
ards, one bird, three hundred
baby snails, four mother snails,
and one lonesome tadpole. She
expects to get some white mice
and dog for Xmas.
BERNARD HOWARD'S hobby
is to collect broken toys and re-
pair them.
BERTHA SPIRAKIS likes 10
collect movie stars pictures.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-21
CALLING &COI&
EN- 49,
STRAIGHT
Louis TO stay in ring
BY ED HUGHES

Saw Louis around day he said he'd
keep fighting long my legs up my punch
Evening star., 1946-10-13
CONTINUED from preceding page

predict wind-electric plants will
soon double in number.
There's an unbeatable argument
for the use of wind machines. The
raw material is free and inexhausti-
bic. The wind blew last year and
will blow again next year. Chang
ing conditions of production or
transportation do not affect it.
Farmers who derive their cleo
tricity from it get power cheaper
than city dwellers who, of course,
pay for every additional kilowatt
hour used.
The farmer. to be sure. digs into
his pockets to pay for his wind
machine, but after that all the
electricity the breezes will furnish
are his for the asking.
Because wind turbines are so
simply constructed, they run years
without repairs. That reliability
means lot to farmers and ranch
ers on the lonely ranges of the
western country.
Isolated Arctic
LITTLE wonder that in isolated
spots all over the world wind
electric plants are springing up.
In the Arctic, for example, the
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
employ them to power radio sta
tions - which frequently go unat-
tended for months at time.
In Russia, one long line of wind
electric plants with propellers
almost 20 feet in diameter supplies
power for an entire community!
Bigger plants are now being
built to supply power for
whole vast region in the south,
for factories, mines, farms and
lfT18atlOn purposes.
Projects like that are not i'm
mediately contemplated in this
country. But engineers are PLAN
ming for the day when giant wind
turbines will be tied into power
lines themselves. to supplement
energy supplied by costly dams.
The best sites for generating
electrical energy from dams, partic-
ularly in the highly industrialized
areas of the eastern United States,
have already been exploited. The
Great Plains Area" between the
Mississippi and the Rocky Noun
tains, also has few hydro-electrical
possibilities.
Standby
YET each of these areas, on the
basis of preliminary studies now
being conducted by the US.
Bureau of Reclamation and the
Weather Bureau, enjoys winds of
a relatively high and constant
velocity.
No one expects the new wind
turbines to deliver a constant flow
of power. Like the community
wind plants in Russia and else
where, it will require standby
sources of energy to draw on. As
wind velocity increases, the pitch
of the blades automatically
changes, keeping the speed of the
propeller constant.
Thousands of years ago primi-
tive man stuck a leafy branch in
his dugout, discovered that the
wind pushed his tiny craft along.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
TRY Jersens I-creom Beauty Treatment

Every day cleanse-smooth your skin with
Jergens Face Cream. Au-purpose =. no other
cream needed. Does the work of creams in
one. Use Jergens Face Cream regularly for
l. CLEANSING: Floats out CRIME, makeup
2. sOFTENINC: Helps smooth dry skin
3. POWDER BASE: For smooth
powder-cling
4. NIGHT CREAM: Discourages tiny
dry-skin lines
scientists make Jergens Face Cream-the same
rgens Lotion. A beauty giving treat for dry,
in. l0e to SIPS (plus tax). Give Jergens
atment a quick Today trial-see the kiss
renee in your skin!
Evening star., 1946-10-13

OOMMON sense is not so
common. -. Voltaire
Evening star., 1946-10-25
Montgomery Urges
Spur 10 EnIistments
By the Associated Press

EDINBURGH, Oct. Is. - Field
Marshal Viscount Montgomery ad-
vocated today a guarantee OF civil
ian employment for men who vol
unteer for peacetime service in the
British Army as a means to boost
enlistment, which he said was mot
so good"
I'VE need some scheme by which
they are guaranteed employment
either in some form of government
work or in civil occupations, he
said in an address prepared for ac-
ceptance of an honorary degree
from Edinburgh University.
This guarantee would instill con-
fidence in a secure life and would
result in many more recruits"
Britain is seeking 100000 volun-
teers for the army, the same num-
ber for the air force and $4,000 for
the navy, but so far has got only
about third of that number.
LONDON, Oct. 25 Up. - Prime
Minister Attlee said yesterday that
Britain would not be able to reduce
the size of her armed forces to
100000 by the end of this year as
planned.
He said in a written answer to a
House of Commons question that
the figure had been based on the
expectations that a number Of alb
normal commitments arising from
the war would be liquidated" by
December 81.
Evening star., 1946-10-25
PAIN SIMPLE @P PILES
GOES FAST

Q Think of it! A single soothing
ointment that speeds relief from
those tortures of simple piles. It's
amazing Pazo Ointment-acts in
stantly to relieve pain of itching
soothes inAamed tissues-lubri-
Gates dry, hardened parts-helps
prevent-eracking and soreness
acts to reduce swelling and check
minor bleeding. It's wonderful.
Your doctor can tell you about
amazing Pazo Ointment. Get it At
your druggists today :. with the
painless, thorough Pazo Pile Pipe
-. or in handy tin and supposito-
ries. Made by the makers offamous
Groves Gold Tablets.
Evening star., 1946-10-25
Scare Propaganda
Charged 10 Opponents
By Charter Supporters

The Montgomery County Charter
Committee today accused the county
Democratic organization of launch
ing a campaign of scare propa-
ganda" in an attempt to confuse the
voters.
At the same time, an advertise
ment published by the United DEM
ocratic Organization In county news
papers declared the Charter Com
mittee has failed to prove any of its
charges of bad county government
practices. 1t urged the voters to
reject the proposed Charter Board
in the November S election.
Asserting that the county Demo-
cratic Party is directing its campaign
against a charter that has not even
Evening star., 1946-10-25
been drafted, the committee empha

| been drafted, the committee empha.
sized:
1.-THE fact is that the only propo-
Isition before the electorate is the
question of whether or not charter
board should be elected to hold pub
|lic hearings and submit a draft OF
a charter for acceptance or rejec-
ton by the voters in 1948."
The charter group also described
las an "out-and-out falSehood
statements by the Democrats that
the proposed charter board would
have unlimited powers to put into
effect any government it wishes.
The committee pointed out that
recommendations of the charter
board could not become law unless
approved by the voters.
I'm their last-minute campaign
of false rumors," the committee
said, 1.-The professional politicians
are attacking a distorted version OF
lthe 1914 charter recommendations
which are not an issue in this cam
paign.
This is merely an attempt by the
machine to draw attention away
from it's own incompetence in gov
erning the county"
In addition, the committee ac-
cused the Democrats of setting up
false front organizations, such as
the Veterans Better Government
Group"
The veterans group. headed by
James r. Miller, Rockville attorney
and former Marine officer, yester-
day urged county veterans to vote
against the charter board question.
In it's advertisement the United
Democratic Organization said the
Charter Committee has produced
no evidence which would justify
thoughtful voters in taking a
chance on that experimental plan
of county government ="
Evening star., 1946-10-25
For Lost ond Found Advertisements
See Pose A-3
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bookkeeping, income tax service: monthly
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ACCOUNTANT-Rooks started audited
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1 WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
contracted by any one other than myself
JOHN j. LUCAS, GIL Walter Reed dr. :.
So. Arlington. Va 26'
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CLERK. general once work, some credit
and bookkeeping experience necessary. Ap-
ply MALCOLM scATEs. INC, 4121 18TH
COUPLE-Experienced cooking and general
housework, TO live in Long Island. Must
like children. Apply 1909 14th st. Nv.
DIsHWASHER for delicatessen. Apply in
person. BALTIMORE DEL1CATESSEN.
11OI Bladensburg rd. ne. FIR. 4444.-27
FAMILY wanted for farm; free rent and
use Of land; 80 miles from Wash. in A.
Elk. 6S26 or ME. 433S. ~
INSTITUTIONAL HELP--Men and women
graduate nurses, $50 to $500 monthly;
attendants, SI30 to $50 monthly; Kitchen
and dining room help: SIl0 to Sl49
leave. sick Leave; retirement ueits benefits: s.
come 70 John NJ. Barbadore. DEPARTMENT
OF INSTITUTIONS AND AGENCIES. state
Office Bldg. Trenton, N. j. -2S
MEN AND WOMEN-Earn while you learn
Venetian blind business. painting. Assem-
sly, etc; steady. inside work JEROL We
NETIAN BLIND SERVICE, 525 Dale dr.,
Silver Spring. Md ~
SODA FOUNTAIN DISPENSER needed at
once; good wages: 6-day week. Apply pppyy
soda fountain manager. End noor, ICE
PALACE. 446l Conn. ave. NV. -26
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HELP MEN and WoMEN.

BTLLING MACHINE 9PEKAT3kss, dlx 9dlsr expsss- Teek
annlv empIoyment ONCE, 9th H., WOOD.
VAR WhRD 4 GoTHRoP $50 to, 6 daily: --s6
BOOKKEEPER, experienced; prefer resi- resi-.
aye. Experience, education and religion
BOoKKEEPER- CASHIER. MGR: must have
GOOD knoWledee of figures: 4o-hour week.
eUcellent salary: permanent position to
one who aualifies. Apply at once, Per per
sonnei ONCE, SEARS, ROEBUCK g. CO.
C1RETAKERS wanted; living quarters,
light, heat .furn,; middle aged white couple;
in return for care of house USED Tor sociai
dress ali INQUIRIES to p. o. Box 932' Falls
Church, Va.
con,nstent: excellent references TIE. 0O96.
SHIRLNGToN DELICATESSEN, 4O15. 8.
2sth st., Arlington. 80
Evening star., 1946-10-25
Births Reported

Ali and Marjorie Aghassi. boy.
RAYMOND an9 Anne andersen son girl
Amedee and Anne Berube, girl.
John and Norma Bland, boy.
Angelo and Allegra Bovello, girl.
irving and Elizabeth Carman, girl.
John and Charity Cole, girl
james and Mary Cornett, Eirl.
Justus and Betty Crosby, girl.
Joseph and Mary Dove, boy,
William and Ilene Downey, boy.
Murray and Sara Eden, girl.
Lee and Dorothy Esham, boy. ,
James and Chloe Flair. boy.
Forrest and Marion Gray, boy.
Hugh and Pauline Groves, boy.
Humbert and Angeline ImbreS, girl.
Thomas and Mae Keech, girl
Eugene and Elnor Lehman. boy.
Ilsm ShnrIes and and RT5 R1abetS .Sy Ls1n S0n boy
James and Virginia Morris, boy.
John and Phyllis MCGOWAN, boy.
Howard and Marssret McIntyre. boy.
Stewart and Mollie Reeves, boy.
Antonio and olivia Rego, girl;
Gqstavo and Emilia Rivas, girl.
George SnT,es and en Msrceila schodt. sirl.
Joseph and Laura Till. boy
Ernest and Virginia Traylor. girl.
Rene and Elinor Treble, boy.
Frank and Ellen Vesper, girl.
James and Helen WaSSor. girl.
Charles and Madeline Williams. boy
Wallace aid Marcella Young, girl.
Maurice and Lillian Alger, girl.
Elias and Edra Boyd, girl.
Leon and 1nez Brayton, girl.
Bernard and Elaine Brice, girl.
Thomas and Evyel Briscoe, girl
John and Martha Bullox, girl.
John and Martha Childs, boy.
Roland and Elsie Christian. boy.
Thomas and Mary Coleman, girl.
Freddie and Annabelle Cotton. girl.
Evening star., 1946-10-25

James and Helen Dean. boy.
Alvin and Dana Ford, boy.
Thomas and Emma Friday. girl.
John and Marjorie Givens, boy.
Joseph and Lillian Higdon, girl.
Ernest and Gloria Jackson. boy.
Irving and Bennie johnson, boy.
Joseph and Leola Jolson, girl.
Herbert and Mary Jones, girl.
Edward and Madeline Leong, boy.
Wallace and EVELYN Lomax, girl.
Henry and Julia Matthews. girl.
James and Mary Newman, girl.
Joseph and Helen Oliver. boy.
Franklin and Margaret Parks. girl.
Haney ana Naomi Pearson, girl
John and Edna Perry, boy.
Theodore and Madeline Prue, boy.
Fillmore and Doris Prue, girl
Walter and Dorothy Queen, boy.
Willie and Alec Robinson. boy.
Raymond and Georgia Samuel, girl.
Jesse and Miyoko Shima. girl.
James and Mary Singleton, girl.
Earl and Juarita Smith, girl.
Guy and Mary Tatum, boy.
ivan and Jeanne Tucker, boy.
William and Verna Ward, girl.
Oliver and Esther Watford. girl.
Alexander and Minnie Yarbrough, eirl
James and Annie Young, girl.
George and Lettye Young. boy.
Evening star., 1946-10-25

saas s.sIy Ably sna2G
PARK HOTEL: employment ONCE, 200
GERMAN GSRSiiH n MAN IN with good education and
instruction. to teach own LANGUAGE; day
time. Apply RERLITz, s39 18th st. nv.
GROCERY CLERK, some knowledge Of
meat: must have experience and reference
must be sober; good working conditions =, and
GsaflE' s6pER HFhkk MAsshT $50
GHRsoCEkYMAN. all-around man; good
sss5y sGsksoycEk2 hpPH Men Ss ANn SMaExrcUTrERs ii With
without EN-
piy psek ACME %ARkETs IS NJ St. ne: ID
HALLMAN: eolored; 1iso .n, am .nn,s to pms4 aIs4
IA HARDwAREMold 81 ARE Gd' estsbiished nrm has
opening for youns sn
physical fitness and goSd enaracters rel
APPy 'ghn gahanRbwaRR NSERan 5,sfs
HsattsE!Ilos HsT ESnockEk, Mak experienced: good pay
and good hours Apply SOL 4th st. NV.
HOUsEMAN. white to live in. Capable OF
taking care of heating system. Private
.vennss nss apisrs snd w. Reen:
HOUSEMAN, daywork: good wages. Apply
housekeeper, MERIDIAN HILL HOTEL
iSSi IiNSrrRaSCs RAN E. UNDERwRITER with some
casualty exper: fine opportunity for ad-
vancement with prominent casualty com
pany Salary will depend upon amount OF
exper. Cal! Mr. Harris or Mr. Edwards,
RE- 4S00 for interview. -g
INVESTIGATOR, 25-35: interesting work:
no experience necessary: must have 4-door
sedan. Suite 800, Colorado Building. l4th
and G SITS NV. ~
JANiTOR for full. time work; good hours.
TER. 5I3 c st. NE. after $50 pm. rs
JANITOR. sobel. eoloredi man and wife
man" stokers and be able to make minor
repairs: quarters, utilities, good salary
Call resident manager. CO. 2026. -26
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CONTINUED On Next PsssS
Evening star., 1946-10-25

PAINTER wANTED-Embsssy Apt. 1919
Harvard S.: NV. Steady work inside. GOOD
PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS; steady
volk. sond salaries Apply 20 9th st. Il ".
Evening star., 1946-10-25

EPLuMBERS-t2i Exper jobbing and re-
modelling men; good salary. 319 A st; e
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS, experienced
mechanics for, iobbins and remodelins
pay; references required. ]. c. FLOOD
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c4siTo1 Tfhsfa TRs bisPk1BUToRs 81
e roErsk vee eolored. epsns part o time 10 am. tt
sssr9 0sasfn spps HsFoa ss41
PokrER. da ERnn coored sae fulltime work in Jew
elry store: good pay and rapid advance
ment; psrmanent pc position; call Mr.. Beed
sEsSEk S Ws Es.sls RI RI
RADIO MECHANIC for maintenance work
on intercom. equipment. DAUBER's, 22320
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ply am. to Mr.. Halle, LAcY's, INC. 500
REAL Estate sALEsMAN--1f you want
to. ioin one Of the most active real estate
s ea2 9nsse:s Park
kEaI. k'sltT Estate FATE SALESMAN weli-estae-
experienced men with complete knowledge
of p, C. and vicinity need apply. Replies
sHndenf sEad TarE PGS sAhisMxNwe saT have Need
of real estate salesman who has a car
to look after clients for city and Mary!and
property. Give particulars. Box 2o5-R h
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, for Virginia,
with or without experience; willinsness to
work more essential: good income for go
getter HELM REALTY CO, III No,
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REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER to repre-
sent builder developers; requires experience
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eral tax attorneys have opening for a
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12

da Anglia ne DO ponovila napa-
ko, da Sc razorozi, predno isto
ne store tudi druge velike sile.
Sc soglasajo v istem cilju
Vsi trije govorniki Sc popol-
noma soglasajo v enem cilju.
Govori so bill po svoji vsebini
vsmerjeni v cilju, da Sc obdrzi
potom organizacije Zdruzenih
narodov mir ma svetu. Molotov
je izrazil svojo zaskrbljenost
glede atomske bombe. Povedal
je, da bi z ozirom ma to vprasa-
nje "uporaba atomske energije
morala biti v miroljubne, ne pa
v vojne namene."
Ma sestanku je prevladal duh
optimizma, Xxi so ga izjave Mo-
lotova, Byrnesa in Bevina ustva-
rile. splosen Wits je, da lahko
pride do sporazuma glede razo-
rozitve in kontrole atomske
energije..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12
'K0n1,t,1istiC,1o-s0 s0cialistiC,1 biloxi
zmagal pri rolitrah p HaliW
Kabaretni pevec
prijjet kot vlpmilec

Clevelandska policija je zalo-
tia v nedeljo zvecer v zelezni
varnostni blagajni veletrgovine
Stearn Co. ma 1921 Euclid Ave.
nekega 20-letnega moskega, XII
je rekel, da Sc pise James Oriti
in stanuje ma Cleveland Heights
in da nastopa kot pevec v raz-
nih kabaretih. Policija je odkri-
la, da je bilo pri vlomu zlom-
ljenih dvoje vrat, stena poleg
varnostne blagajne je bila ma
dveh krajih preluknjena in v bla-
gajno samo sta bill zasvedrani
dive veliki luknji, vsled cesar je
sumila, da je. zaloteni vlomilec
moral imeti pomagaca, toda po
vecurnem preiskovanju poslopja
in okolice nj nasla nikogar.
Zajeti vlomilec je bill aretiran
pred stirimi lett radi vloma v
neko trgovino, nakar je bill po-
Sian v poboljsevalnico. Je oze-
njen ter je policiji rekel, da ko
je odsel z donna vlomilskim
orodjem, je zeni rekel, da gre "
Ashtabulo, kjer da ina nasto-
pitt v nekem nocnem klubu. Ne
davno je omenjeni trgovini do
bill delo kot prodajalec cevljev
in ma ia nacin dobil priliko, da
Sc je seznanil z notranjseino tr-
govine. Ko je tekom vloma pre-
REAL zico. alarmnega aparata,
je prihitela policija in ga zasa-
ella pri poslu. :
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12

je skupno Hitlerjem pognal
svet v vojno.
Navzlic temu po koncani dru-
gi svetovni vojni, v kateri je
bilo bolj jasno oznaceno kdo
stoji ma kateri strani kot je to
bio v prvi,. cd Jugoslavije Sc
zopet zahtevajo zrtve, ceravno
smo preprieani, da kar smo mi
predlagali, boljse odgovarja Ia
sciti ne samo jugoslovanskih
interesov, temyec tudi zasciti
.interesov miru in demokraticne-
ga sveta. Mi zelimo, gospodje,
da prilozimo kolikor je mogoce
v. cilju, da olajsamo vase delo,
ker. smo prepricani kako vazno
je, la bi ia konferenca bila
uspesna in Sc popolnoma zave-
damo nase odgovornosti.
Podal sem bolj natancno po-
jasnilo 0 vprasanju razmejitve
Dalje m ,. stTanD
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NEZAKONSKAM MATT
Sc JE MAScEVALA

NEW YORK, 8. nov. - Telo
novorojenega otroka, XII je bilo
skrbno zavito in v skatli "a cev-
lie poslano po posti ma naslov
ocetove zene, je vzbudilo veliko
senzacijo.
Policija Sc nahaja ma lovu "a
neznano materjo in istocasno sc
vrsi preiskava, da Sc dozene, &c
je otrok umrl naravne smrti, ali
pa je bill umorjen.
Ime osebe, ma katero je paket
bill naslovljen, Sc drzi v tajnosti.
Policija domneva, da je paket
poslala nezakonska matt zeni
otrokovega oeeta, Tda Sc tako
mascuje. To mascevanje pa po-
licija oznacuje "a "najbolj brez-
srcen slucaj v analih krimina-
la."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12

ze 19. augusta, ko je bilo mad
jugoslovanskim ozemljem Sc
streljeno amerisko vojno letalo,
Sc je delalo ma temu ukazu, to-
da v veljavo je stopil skupaj z
drugimi ukazi 80. oktobra.
Povelje naglasa dobesedno, da
nobeno amerisko vojno letalo
ne SINE vrsiti polete mad nobeno
tujo dezelo, brez predhodnega
dovoljenja prizadete drzave.
ze pred samim tragicnim do
godkom 10. augusta, ko je pet
ameriskih letalcev izgubilo ziv-
ljenje, .je marsal Tito naslavljal
proteste proti ponavljanem kr-
senju suverenitete jugoslovan-
skega ozemlja. Izven tega jugo-
slovanskega incidenta porocilo
omenja, da so ameriski zrako-
plovi bill ograzani tudi po rus
kin zracnih patrolah v Avstri-
il in mad, po Rush okupiranim
delom Mandzurije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12

Toda Jugoslavija nj postala'
fasisticna, niti je ona provoci-
rala vojno. Ravno nasprotno.
Ko je videla, da je demokracija
v nevarnosti, je storila nekaj,
kar Sc je II. marca 1941 leta
tolmacilo "a junaski samomor.
Zavrgla je vlado, XII je Jugosla-
WHO vlekla v krog osiscne po'
litike in tako navlekla ma sebe
brutalni napad. Toda postopa-
joe tako, ona je zmesala Hitler
jeve racune.
z druge strani napori, XII so
Sc vrsili leta 1919 v cilju, da Sc
ma pol pota sreca italijanski So
vinizem, so propadli ajsibo v
v cilju, da Sc ga razorozi ali pa
oslabi. Oni so samo ohrabrili
daljni porast tega sovinizma.
Ravno M temu porocilu, XII ga
je po londonskem sporazumu
dobila Italia, se je porodil fash
zem, tisti italijanski fazizem, ki
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12
POSHJANJE PAKETOV IN
DENARJA v DOMOVINO

Mihaljevich Bros. Co., 6424
st. Clair Ave-, priporoca roja-
kom, XII nameravajo poslati
svojcem pakete in denar "a bo-
zicne praznike, da ne odlasajo,
ker sedaj je ze cas-, ako hocete,
da prejmejo darila oh casu. Po-
drobnosti glede denarnih po-
silk vam BIO Mihaljevicheva
tvrdka radevolje dala, kot tudi
glede drugih zadev, ticocih sc
po6iljk v domovino.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-12
EISENHOWER 30 BAJE
PODAL OSTAVKO

WASHINGTON, 10. nov. -
Kot poroca neoficielno glasilo
Army Times" namerava gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower, povej-
mix ameriske oborozene sile, po-
dati Sc v pokoj. Isto glasilo
omenja, da je Eisenhower raz-
jarjen zaradi pomanjkanja JAS
mega stalisca Belle hise v odno-
su ma armada, posebno v financ-
nih zadevah.
"Javna je tajnost"- "-pravi
"Army Times, da armada Sc
vedno ne We, koliko bo lahko
porabila v prihodnjem letu."