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Evening star., 1946-12-27
3 Collections Of Dust
In nMiIkyWayB Believed
Forming Into Stars 4
By Howord w. BIokesIee
Assoeiated Press Science Reporter

BOSTON, Dec. 27-Discovery OF
the processes of creation of new
stars in the Milky Way was re-
ported to the American Association
for the Advancement Of Science to-
day.
The beginnings of these stars are
% collections of dust in the Milky
Way, all apparently in such fix
between gravitational pull and the
queer pressure of bright light from
nearby stars, that they will be COM
pressed to form new stars that will
some day burst into flame, some as
big as our sun, some far larger,
some smaller.
The Milky Way is the huge star
collection to which the sun belongs.
In this star field the earth is at
a point about two-thirds Of the way
out from the center. The dust
patches are mostly farther in to-
ward the center of the @Milky Way.
This center is itself obscured by
vast clouds of dust. Without that
screen, the night sky would be bril-
liantly lighted by this center of the
local universe.
The evidence for the creation of
these new stars was reported by
DR.. Bart j. Box of Harvard Observ-
atory at the centennial meeting of
the American Astronomical Society.
Also speaking, with remarks that
bore out the thesis of creation still
going on before the eyes of mans
telescopes, were DR.. Otto Struve of
Yerkes and Mcdonald Observa-
tories; DR.. Joel Stebbins, Washburn
and Mount Wilson Observatories;
DR.. Jesse L. Greenstein of Yerkes
and Mcdonald and Or. James G..
Baker of Harvard.
DR.. Box reported that % dust
patches, which he called globules,
appear to be stars in the act of
forming. They give no light what
ever at present. The diameterS of
the patches ranges from 10000 times
the distance from earth to sun (93,-
100000 niles to 100000. The dust
in these patches ranges from enough
in weight to be a small fraction of
the suns mass to be hundreds of
times and in few cases, possibly
thousands of times heavier.
The two forces drawing these dust
particles together to coalesce into
stars, are gravitation between the
particles, and pressure of light from
surrounding stars. This pressure,
said DR.. Box, probably is SO great
as to- exceed by tenfold the pull of
gravitatien at the edges of some
dust patches.
AS the dust packs together it will
necessarily get hotter and hotter,
from the pressure of gravitation
That will finally produce a glowing
mass and probably a new star.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Roland Woodward, 73,
New York Regent, Dies
BY the Associated Press

ROCHESTER. N. Y, Dec. 81
Roland B. Woodward, 73. vice chan
cellor of the New York State Board
of Regents, died today after short
illness.
He had been a member of the
Board of Regents since 1925 and
was chairman of its Committee on
Higher Education.
For more than Is years, he was
executive head of the Rochester
Chamber of Commerce, a position
from which he retired in 1941.
During World War he left the
chamber to become vice president
of the Symington- Chicago Corp.
He was former president of the
National Association of Commercial
Organization Secretaries.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Shopping
Continued From First Page.)

the Christmas buying rush. Conse-
quently, slashes have ranged from
10 to so per cent, with the average
around 80 per cent.
Contributing to weakened fur
prices and to most other winter
merchandise, it was explained, has
been the unusually mild fall and
early winter. Thus, dresses and
coat suits for those seasons have
not been in expected demand and
prices have followed furs downward,
although less sharply.
Removal of Curbs a Factor.
Another factor contributing to
anxiety to clear stocks of many
styles of dresses, dealers said, has
been the removal recently of many
Government controls.
Dresses may be fuller, longer and
pleated. While this prospect was
credited with fastening price reduc-
tions of many garments now in
stock, dealers said it also will mean
that spring styles probably will be
somewhat higher in price. The rea-
son is that they will contain more
material, it was explained.
mo one should get the impress
sion that prices have gone to pot, >
said Merchants and Manufac-
turers' spokesman. Definitely they
have not. The lower prices now
quoted in nearly every instance are
for clearance. Stores want to clear
their stocks. During the past few
years, there hasn't been much to
clear our stocks. But clearance sales
were a normal part of all depart
ment store merchandising before the
war and we are moving back toward
that normal condition"
AS for mems clothing, dealers said
they see no prospect of substantial
reductions soon. On the contrary,
they said, prices may go up some
what. There may be occasional in
stances of specials" on such items
as shirts, they acknowledged But
shirts still are scarce and good quail
Iity garments still are in heavy de-
many. The same situation, they
said, applies to suits.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Un-Americun
Continued From First Page.)

again and there is nothing new in
it. Mr., Fleischer commented. I'VE
don't think much of Mr.. Adamson
or his committee
Just a Scare, Bloom Says.
"Just another scare" said Chair
man Bloom of the House Foreign
Affairs Committee, referring to Mr..
Adamson's statement that "nu-
merous representatives of foreign
nations who are attached to the
United Nations have been attending
meetings sponsored by the Com
munist fronts" and "are presenting
one-sided opinions directed in favor
of the Russian foreign policy and
the nations which they themselves
represent"
Committee members in Washing
ton refused to comment on the
Adamson report, which the chief
counsel said was based on committee
hearings and data gathered by COM
mittee investigators during the year
Several of them said they re-
ceived copies of the report after
it had been published in the news
papers and emphasized that the
report has not been approved by
the committee.
Adamson on Way Home.
Action formally approving Or
modifying the report is expected
next week.
Mr.. Adamson told reporters it
would take "12 volumes to tell
everything we have found" and said
the document he prepared con-
tains "just the high lights of cur
rent interest"
Son of a former Georgia House
member. Mr. Adamson was law
yer in Atlanta. New York and
Pittsburgh before joining the COM
mittee staff.
He was reported en- route to his
home in Pittsburgh at the time
MIR. Thomas issued his statement.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Duiren
Continued From First Page.)

sponsible for the consequences"
should be construed as an official
ultimatum.
Gincoln White, State Depart
ment press officer, said yesterday
the department had received
confirmation such a warning was
given, but that it did not appear
to be lin any sense a fist-shaking
affair" .. ..-..
(Mr. White said the depart
ment was informed that the
Soviet official in charge of the
docks had granted on his own
authority a 2-hour extension of
the ships 48-hour stay. Then,
20 minutes before this hours
expired, he warned that the YES
sci would have to leave when it
did or he could not be responsible
for the consequences. Mr.. White
said it appeared the Soviet Of
fetal involved was trying to CO.
operate by taking it on himself
to grant the ship an extra 2 !
hours in port, but then got nery-
Gus over possible reaction of his
superiors and wanted to make 1t
clear he could not make any
further eXtenSion)
Puzzled by Source of Data.
Observers here were at a loss tt
know the State Department spokes.
mans source of information abou
the incident. No consular of1cia
was present aboard ship when tht
incident took place.
The American Consul General a.
Dairen, H. Merell Bennington, ar
rived at the dock 10 minutes aftel
the Soviet ultimatum was received
and found the courier vessel with it.
engines running and making ready
to cast off.
Diplomatic courier Harris Ball 0.
Amarillo, Tex, came aboard aftel
the ultimatum had been ISSUED
and only few minutes before The
ship left.
Since then, Admiral Cooke anc
Navy officers who were present have
confirmed the accuracy of the report
of the ultimatum.
The only remaining source of off
cial information about the inciden
would be the Soviet officials whit
delivered the ultimatum. Whether
this was the source of the State
spokesman's announce
ment is not known here,
Mr.. White said his information
came from Mr.. Bennington.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Communists
Continued From First Page.)

president OF the Civil Service Com
mission; Undersecretary of War
Kenneth C. Royal, Undersecretary
of the Navy John l.. Sullivan, As
sistant Secretary of the Treasury
Edward H. Foley, jr., and Assistant
Secretary of State Donald S. Russell.
Members of the commission agree
drastic revisions in the loyalty in
vestigation setup must be made. At
the same time, several of the men,
bers have stressed their desire that
the rights of Federal employees be
protected against unfair, witch-hunt
tactics. These officials seek an ef-
fective and workable system to keep
the Government protected from
disreputable elements, but they also
want to make certain it doesn't in
jure innocent people. This senti-
ment seems to have been accepted
by the group.
Funds Lacking.
Until this year, the Civil Service
Commission conducted loyalty in
vestigations into the backgrounds
of Federal job applicants, but lack
of funds has forced it practically to
give up the job and leave the prob
lem up to individual agencies. This
has failed to work out, since the
agencies also have neither the
money nor the investigators to do
the job.
One Of the problems facing the
special commission is that of deter
mining whether all investigations
should be conducted by one central
agency now in existence or a new
bureau created for this purpose, OF
whether they should be individual
se encies under a set of loyalty
standards set up for the whole Gov
ernment.
Another problem is that of weed
ing out disloyal and other unsavory
employees already on the Federal
payroll. Under the present system
there are no accepted standards for
determining who is and who isn't
loyal employe.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Beu Lille Sails for U. S.

SOUTHAMPTON, England, Dec.
27 P.-Producer Samuel GoldWyn,
and Actress Beatrice Lille sailed
today for New York on the Queen
Elizabeth. Also aboard were two
former British cabinet members,
Brenden Bracken and Anthony
Eden, the lather en- route to West
Indies vacation.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
French Say Advance
Continues in Hanoi

HANOI, Indo-China, Dec. 26 (H1
Delayed French forces fighting
a Wet Nam uprising yesterday re-
ported continued advance into
southern and southeastern parts of
Hanoi, but said no important opera
tion yet had started into the Chi
nese-Annamite districts.
The French described the general
military situation as satisfactory" :"
They reported that in the Bacninh
sector, some 16 miles northeast OF
Hanoi, they had recaptured two bar
racks and fortified positions on the
road to Phulangthuong, about 25
miles northeast of here
Evening star., 1946-12-27
FLYER
Continued From First Page.)

ICOntlnueU FTOm F1TSL FdSP.I
train wreck in three years. The
first was in 1943 in Ohio while
on his way to Philadelphia to
broadcast the Thanksgiving Day
Pennsylvania Cornell football
game)
John Hettche. Michigan boxing
commissioner, who was coming here
'or the Sugar Bowl activities. HI
Evening star., 1946-12-27
New Nurse Tests Planned

RICHMOND, Va. Dec. 27.-The
State Commission on Administrative
Agencies will meet in the capitol at
1890 am, January 6, to consider
an entire new set of rules and regu-
lations for the Virginia State Board
of Examiners Of Nurses. 1t was an
nounced today.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Stuart Sees Settlement
OF Incident at Doiren

TIENTSIN, Dec 27 {P.-United
States Ambassador John Leighton
Stuart told a Russian questioner at
press conference today he believed
the Dairen incident could be solved
without great difficulty He did
not elaborate.
. He praised achievements of the
United Nations Conference and said
he was especially encouraged over
improved Russo-American relations.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-15
Ameriski delegate
v Londonu prisli
v nesporazumljenje

LONDON, IA. januarja. -
Resno nesporazumljenje je ma
stalo med civilnimi clani ameri-
ske delegacije ma zborovanju
Zdruzenih narodov in pa vojas-
kimi svetovalci Zed. drzav.
Gre radi vprasanja, kako maj
Sc razpolaga otoki, XII so jih
ameriske cete tekom vojne "a
vzele ma Pacificnem oce anu.
Medtem ko so civilni clani dele
CACHE "a to, da pridejo otoki
pod kako obliko poverjenistva
zdruzenih narodov, pa vojaski
svetovalci hocejo, da otoki, XII
so bill dobljeni amerisko krv-
jo, ostanejo v oblasti Zed. dr.
zav.
S tenn Sc je pojavil konflikt
med vojnim in drzavnim depart
mentom. Slednji opozarja, da so
Sc Zed. drzave ma konferenci v
San Francisco obvezale, da oto-
XII ma Pacifiku pridejo pod po-
verjenistvo Zdruzenih narodov
in da Amerika svoje dane oblju-
be ne more prelomiti.
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- POGREB VIKTORJA BOS-
NJAKA

Pogreb pokojnega Viktorja
(Vitus) Bosnjak Sc bo vrsil
cetrtek oh 9. uri zjutraj IL po-
grebnega zavoda A. Grdina in ST.
novi cerkev sv. Pavla ma E. 40
St. in nato ma Calvary pokopa-
lisce poleg svoje soproge. Donna
je bill iz Koklosceveca pri Samo-
boru, kjer zapusca brata Marti-
ma. Tukaj ne zapusca sorodni-
kov in oporoki je imenoval
profesorja Math Braidica, XII sc
sedaj nahaja V New Yorku, "a
oskrbnika svojega imetja. Bill je
strojni mehanik in clan drustva
st. IA HBZ.
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KULTURNI PROGRAM V
SOIL

Jutri veeer 16. januarja Sc be
v Wilson Junior High Soil vrsil
kulturni program, tako zvani
"Druzinski vecer." Priredba ie
pod pokroviteljstvom PTA orga-
nizacije in Sc priene oh 7:3O uri
zvecer.
Vzpored programa bo vsebo-
val godbo in petite, Xxi DO proizva-
jano po narodnostnih grupah v
njih narodnih nosah. Nastopili
bodo Slovenci, Poljaki, Hrvatje
in Cehi. Ucenci in ucitelji Will
son Sole bodo podali petite, wi
zganje, godbo ma klavirju in har-
moniki. Pred programom Sc DO
cd 7:3O do 8. ure serviralo pc
civo, pripravljeno po raznih sku-
pinah in kavo.
Namen priredbe je, da Sc po-
veze v svrho boljsega medseboj-
mega razumvanja, starse, ucen-
ce in ucitelje ter prebivalce oko-
lice, kot tudi obnoviti poznat-
stvo bivsimi ucenci. Dale zeli
organizacija to priredbo sezna-
niti razne skupine o segah in
kulturi vseh narodnosti. Vabi sc
vse ma obilno udelezbo.
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PREJELI PAKETE

Mr.. V. Pakiz, 1908 E. ga St.,
je prejel pismo Cd svojega brata
Jurija il Rayne, st. 1S, Nova vas
pri Rakeku,, v katerern mu spo-
roca, da je prejel poslani paket,
"a katerega Sc prav lepo zahva-
ljuje, ker je prisel, ko Sc ga je
.najmanj nadejal. Pise, da je pri.
Sci paket zelo prav, ker so ma Ia
ke reci v tel strasni koncani voj-
nj he pozabili
Takisto je Mr.. John Snajder
prejel pismo Cd svoje zene il St
Petra ma Krasu, da je prejela
stiri pakete, ki jih je poslal v Ok,
tobru. Paketi 90 bill poslani pc
Mihaljevich Bros. Co, 6424 st
Clair Ave.
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NOW URADNIKI

Slovensko samostojno pod
porno drustvo "Kranj' je ma
svoji letni seji izvolilo sledeci
odbor "a leto 1916: Predsednik
Math Kern, podpredsednik Jo-
seph Drobnich, tajnik Frank
stefe, 852 E. 73 St., tel. HE
6181, blagajnik Frank Fende,
zapisnikarica Frances Pernach,
nadzorni odbor: Joseph Kne, Jo-
seph Drobnich in Anton Sajovic,
zdravnika: F. J. Kern in Carl w.
Rotter. Seize sc vrse vsako drugo
sredo v mesecu v Slovenskem
narodnem domu.
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Praviijjo, da Sc
rekonverzija zel0
uspesno razvija

NEW YORK. - Paul G. Hoff-
man, predsednik Odbora "a eko-
n O m S XII razvoj, in Walter D.
Fuller, predsednik posebnega od-
seka pri istem odboru, sta wee
raj dala v javnost izjavo, da je
prehod IL vojne v civilno pro-
dukcijo v ameriski industriji
pet mesecev po koncanju vojne
dobil toliksen razmah, da je da-
mes 50 milijonov delavcev zapo-
slenih v produkciji "a civilne po-
trebe; da je danes samo diva
milijona oseb breczposelnih,
medtem ko je vec stotisoc po-
zicij v industriji, "a katere Sc
Sc MISC dobile moci.
Isto porocilo trdi, da nj bila
civilna produkcija in zaposle-
most Sc nikoli v zgodovirN de-
zele tako visoka kot je danes in
da je process rekonverzije v onih
delhi dezele ze 9O-procentno do
vrscn.
Hoffman je predsednik Stude-
baker korporacije, docim je Full
Ter predsednik Curtis Publish
ing Co. Oba sta cd zacetka ak
tivna clana Odbora "a ekonom-
ski razvoj, XII je bill osnovan pred
tremi lett, da della "a rekonver-
zijo ameriske industrije po kon-
cani vojni.
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lieno vse delo v 139 klavnicah
sirom dezele.
Kakor Sc poroca, pa so sc uni
je sporazumele z nekateri m
manjsimi klavnicami, katerih
DO delo slo naprej.
Telefonski polozaj je bill da-
nes zjutraj neizpremenjen. Teh-
nicni in popravljalni delavci ma
daljujejo S stavko in telefonski
operatorji, XII nocejo ma delo
skozi piketne vrste, SO donna.
Lokalna telefonska postrezba v
Clevelandu in drugod je do Sc
daj Sc malo prizadeta, resno pa
trpi telefonska postrezba ma dol
go distance.
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talcev, danes Sc ne vemo.

CdlceV, Games Sc ne VelnO.
"Imeli smo bolnice sredi 60
stih sum in gozdov. Bile so tako
izborno kamoflirane, da jih nj
sovraznik nikdar odkril. Ra-
njence smo nosili tia zavezani-
mu ocmi Ne, ker Jim nismo "a
upali, temvec da bi v slucaju "a
jetja pod strahovitim mucenjem
morda odkrili sovrazniku, kje sc
nahajajo nase skrite bolnice."
Narod donna visoko ceni
pomoc bratov il Amerike
DR.. Neubauer in NADIA Kraig-
herjeva sta naglasila, kaka ne
popisna radost je prevzela ljud-
stvo Jugoslavije, ko je lani v
februarju dospela prva ladja z
pomocjo cd ameriskih Jugoslo-
vanov. Ljudstvo donna sc zaveda
velike vloge, XII so jo igrali anne
riski Jugoslovani v gmotnem in
moralnem oziru in iskreno upa,
da Sc bodo medsebojni bratski
odnosaji v bodoce Sc bolj poglo-
bill.
Med drugim je DIR. Neubauer
pojasnil potezkoce, XII so nastale,
ko so Sc zacela pogajanja z
UNRRA. Pogajanja so Sc vlekla
in zlasti Anglezi MISC mogli ra-
zumeti, zakaj Sc boren in uni
cen narod kot jugoslovanski po-
mislja. "Jugoslovani smo jim
povedali: " teku stirih let smo
sc naucili umirati in stradati.
Prodati sc ne damo.' Ko smo po-
zneje videli, kaj so Anglezi sto-
rili osvobodilnim gibanjem ma
Grskem, smo bill hvalezni Titu,
ker sc nj uklonil.
"Zadeva Sc je koncno uredila
in pomoc je zacela prihajati.
Vendar dejstvo je, da Sc, je v Gr-
sko, XII ina komaj polovico toll
ko prebivalstva, poslalo stiri-
krat toliko blaga kot v Jugo-
slavijo.'
"Predno je zakljucil, je dr..
Neubauer v toplih besedah. spo-
rocil Slovencem v Ameriki pri-
srcne pozdrave Otona zupanci-
ca, nasega velikega pesnika, XII
je sicer star po letih in bolan,
toda navdusen partizan.
Program je intimnega vecera
vodil poznani narodni delavec
Krist Stokel, in v vznesenih be-
sedan je delegacijo pozdravil
SANSov podpredsednik Janko
N. Rogelj.
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SREBRNI JUBILEE

Danes obhajata 25-letnico
srecnega zakonskega zivljenja
dobro poznana Mr.. in Mrs. Matt
Baraga, 1862 Saranac Rd. Mi
ju sin, sorodniki in prijatelji j.
ma izrekajo svoje cestitke ter
zelijo Sc mnogo let zdravja in
zadovoljstva v zakonu!
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Nosi fon+ie-voioki

V teku zadnjih treh tednov
sta sc diva sinova druzine Mr.. in
Mrs. Leo Simoncic, 1896 Cor
sica Ave., vrnila il sluzbe "a do
movino. Bila sta castno odpusce-
ma. Prvo Sc je vrnil Adolph, XII
je sluzil z mornarico % mesecev.
Nahajal Sc je ma raznih otokih
in nazadnje tudi v Tokiju. Sedaj
zivi s svojo soprogo Frances, ro-
jeno Krivec, in hcerko Steffie,
stare dive lett, ma 177O5 Grove
wood Ave.
Pred dvemi tedni Sc je pa W.
nil S/Sgt. Leo Simoncic NIL, XII
Sc je pri armadi nahajal 43 me-
secev. Udelezil Sc je bojev v Av-
straliji, ma Manili, Philipinah
in ma raznih otokih. S zeno Car
mel zivi v domu starsev ma Cor
sica Ave.
Casino sta bila odpuscena IL
armade Frank in Henry Glavan,
sina Antona in Veronike Gla,
van, 1879 E. IS St. Frank je slu-
Iii 43 mesecev, Henry pa 81 me-
secev in bill je dvakrat ranjen.
AL Milnar, bivsi pitcher" "a
Cleveland Indians zogometni
"team," je po zadnjih vesteh ma
potu domov IL vojaske sluzbe ma
Philipinah. Pricakuje Sc, da sc
bo prihodnji mesec podal ma jug,
kjer Sc DO pridruzil zogometnim
igralcem St. Louis Browns.
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GOVORNICA MA SEJI

Jutri vecer sc vrsi redna seia
krozka st. 2 Progresivnih Slo-
venk, v Slovenskem narodnem
domu ma St. Clair Ave. Zanimiv
govor DO podala Miss Geraldine
Powers. Pricetek seje tocno OBJ
8. uri zvecer. Clanice so vablje-
ne, da Sc seje udeleze oh casu in
obenem, da pripeljejo seboj
tudi svoje prijateljice, da pri-
dejo.
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|Sprejiem delegaciije Rdecega
kriza Jugoslauije . uS.N. Don,u

Ave- intnen vecer pri katerem aktivni deavci Gen.
ralnega odbora amerskh Slovencev Cevelandu "a iu
goslovansko pomoc ie priliko spozna delegacijo
Rdeeega krza IL Jugoslavje in ssati il nh ust kaj
prenesli in pretrpe jugoslovansk narodi svo una
Ski borb svobodo, in pa kako in zaupanem
svojo bodocnost danes vrsijo delo obnove.
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ZADUsNECA

v cetrtek oh 10. uri zjufraj
Sc bo v cerkvi sv. Vida brala "a
dusnica 2 vojaskimi obrsdi =
okojnega Cpl. Albin ]. Dolenoe
I131 e. 63 St, ri je ~ uhit =
Franciji II. januarja 1444. 50.
rodniki in prijatelji % yabljeni
da Sc opravila udelexe.
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VSTOPNICE IA CAJANKO

Vstopnice "a eajanko, XII Sc bo
vrsila v petek vecer v pocast to-
varisici Kraigherjevi, Sc dobijo
pri Mrs. Wolf, 147O3 Sylvia
Ave-, Mrs. Mary Vidrich, 1918
Grovewood Ave-. ali pa v cetrtek
veeer v Slovenskem delayskem
domu ma Waterloo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-15
MA RADIJU

obcepoznani in priljubljeni
godec ma banjo, Joe Soda, igra
vsak torek ia detrtek oh il. uri
zjutraj preko WTAM radio po-
stale . priznanim orkestrom
Fred Waring and His Pennsyl.
vanians.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-15
DRAMSKI ZBOR IVAN
CANKAR" 49,.

Clanom d r a m s k e 6 a zbora
Ivan Cankar" Sc poroca, da Sc
vrsi redna mesecna seja v sredo,
16. januarja OBJ 8. uri zvecer v
navadnem prostoru. Prosi Sc vse
clane, da pridejo ma to sejo, &c
lie mogoee. :
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-15
NE 30 LETNE SEIZE

Vpetek 18. januarja ne bo let
ne seje podruznice st. 80 SANSa,
pac pa teden dni pozneje, Is.
januarja. Vzrok, da Sc je pre-
mestilo sejo je, ker je ma isti We
Ger prireditev Slovenk sirom
Clevelanda v pocast gostom Ju-
goslovanskega Rdecega kriza.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-15
100000 delavcev v
elektricni industrijjii
od$lo danes ma stavko
i. Steel Co. in Ford Motor Co.
sta pripravljeni zvisati delavske
mezde "a II odstotkov in pol

Danes oh s. uri zjutraj e odso stavko 100000 de-
avcev elektrcn ndustrii Cd stavke prizadete tri
veke korporacije XII zdeueo elektricne produkte Gen.
era Electric Co., Westinghouse Electric in elektrena
divzja General Motors Co. Vse delo e ustavilo IS
razcnh mestih sirom dezee, kjer majo omenjene tri
korporaciie sVoie obrate.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-15
VELIK POzAR v
PORTLANDU. ORE.

PORTLAND, Ore, IA. janu-
aria. - Tukaj je danes izbruh-
nil velik pozar, XII je unicil vec
velikih poslopij in napravil OBJ
cutno skodo. Ia gasenje ognja
je bill alarmiran yes ognjegasni
aparat mestu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-15
PEvsKI ZBOR .JADRAN"

PEVSKI ZBOR "JADRAN"
Jutri vecer toeno OBJ Z. uri sc
v Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd. vrsi seja pew
skega zbora "Jadran." Vabi sc
yse pevce in pevke, da Sc udele-
zijo.