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Evening star., 1946-05-26
The Old Vic Has
A Trying Time
On Broadway
BY the Associoied Press
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
The Broadway engagement of the
famed Old Vic Theater Company Of
London, headed by Laurence Olivier
and Ralph Richardson, has been
more than a little trying physically
on the constitutions of the visiting
British thespians. Richardson was
forced to abandon performances for
three days, while Oliviers stanch
constitution alone was credited by
his physician with keeping him
going through siege which every
one concerned thought surely would
land him in a hospital.
! Other members of the cast have
not been feeling we'll. which may
be the reason the troupe has not
been greeted with anything sug-
costing the critical hosannas indi-
Gated by the huge pre-engagement
hubbub sounded by the producers.
Even Director John Burrell was
knocked out for few days, which
kept the troupe from having its
usual rehearSals.
The management credits the gen.
eral i'll health of the members to
the strain of the war years on the
troupe, aggravated by climatic
changes in the trip across the At
lantic.
The Old Vic originally was sched-
uled to do Henry w, Part l." and
Henry w, Part IL" for the Colum-
bia Broadcasting Systems Work
shop" along with another Shake
spearean drama, Richard III" and
1bsen's Peer Gynt" The two
Henry plays had to be dropped;
the latter pair alone will be done.
Richard on June 2 and Peer
Gynt" June 9.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
To Give Concert

The Alexandria Choral Society
founded in February, 1945, will pre-
sent its spring concert at 4 O'Clock
this afternoon in the auditorium
of George Washington High School
under the direction of Louis Potter
George Irving Chandler, tenor
soloist at All Souls Unitarian
Church, will substitute for Ralph
Lear of New York, who is unable
to appear. He will sing the tenor
solo in the Coleridge-Taylor can
tata "Hiawatha's Wedding Feast
and group of songs AS a special
memorial tribute to the veterans OF
World War II "Hush'd Be the Camps
Today" a song by Robert Ward
a graduate of the Fort Myer School
of Music, will be performed by the
choral group, which numbers SOC
members.
Evening star., 1946-05-26

on my special black dress, and
wore a cameo-the one grandma
wore when she got grandpa" said
Peggy.
Born in Long Beach, Calf, Peggy
and family later moved to San
Diego. Her father was service su-
perintendent in hotel, and her
mother taught dancing to pay for
dancing lessons for her daughter
In 1885 the two invaded Hollywood
Peggy was only 10. She was skinny
and certainly she wasn't beautiful
Mrs. Ryan related.
Breaks, good and bad, followed
Peggy danced like Eleanor Powell
and Metro signed her for seven
years. Then Metro dropped her
because she danced like Eleanor
Powell.
Later Metro resigned Peggy, and
so did Universal. But Peggy played
second fiddle to Virginia Weidler
at Metro. and Universal forgot her
in it's boom for new youngster
named Edna Mae Durbin, now ia
nous as Deanna.
The Ryan fortunes admittedly
we're low during these years. They
lived in a cheap hotel. The Ryans
called it-and still do--"the tunnel" !"
Sunlight crept in about five years
ago, though, when new kid team
broke loose at Universal-Peggy and
Donald O'Connor. They clicked,
and Peggy has been set since.
A Touch of Ham.
Peggy frankly confesses to ham
qualities when necessary. One night
at a prize fight she heard some boys
in back expressing some doubt as
to whether she was Peggy Ryan.
Just so there wouldn't be any mis-
take. Peggy made with some of the
typical Ryan cuisines" giving her
reddish brown bangs an artful toss,
and making with the Ryan eye
brows.
Jimmy, her boy friend, was furi-
Gus, but I couldn't let those boys
think was some one else" Peggy
declared.
Miss r. was christened Margaret
ORene Ryan. Father calls her
ORene, brother calls her Pudge,
Boy Friend Jimmy calls her Flea; to
her grandmother she is still Baby
Margaret, and Mrs. Ryan makes it
simply Peg,
Evening star., 1946-05-26
By Robert Myers
HOLLYWOOD


Movie studio tom-tom beaters
often describe one of their youthful
stars as The Sweet Kid Next Door
type. AS often as not, the kid next
door is brat, and so is the movie
hopeful.
1t is with some pleasure and nc
little surprise, to report that Peggy
Ryan, Universal Studios slim queen
of the jivesters, is no brat. She is
level-headed young gal who lives a
normal life off screen, gained her
star position the hard way and lost
none of her youthful honesty and
enthusiasm in the 10-year process.
Peggy, now 81, chief coincidence
rugcutter of a score of pictures pat
termed for the younger generation
(and enjoyed by some of the older
squares, too) hasn't reached that
sophisticated stage of boredom as
sumed by some of her sisters of the
cinema. AS matters stand, Peggy
Is frankly thoroughly thrilled" at
being movie star.
And she adds, with a fine sense of
humor, that ''the life of a star is So
demanding on one so demand
ing-but I wouldn't trade it for a
million dollars"
1t was just moment later, at her
home, that Peggy's pretty and
youngish looking mother called out
from the kitchen with another de
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Water Gate
Notes Tenth
Management Has
Offered Programs
For Two Million

With the opening of the summer
series of concerts at the Water
Gate on June 16, the National SYM
phony Orchestra will celebrate the
10th anniversary of the National
Symphony Associations project and
management of these concerts.
founded in 1885.
Except for two summers, when
the series was discontinued by the
association and concerts during one
season were promoted by the musi-
clans themselves, the MANAGEMENT
has endeavored to draw to Wash
ington new talent In the fields of
conducting, vocal and instrumental.
Young soloists, who proved out
standing at the Water Gate con-
certs. such as Patricia Travers, Ossy
Renardy, Reino Luoma, Earl Wild
and others, have been re-engaged
to appear in Constitution Hall with
the National Symphony Orchestra
during these years. In addition.
the association gave an opportunity
TO hear In the summer such stars
as Helen Traubel, Kristen Flagstad
Dorothy Maynor, Lawrence Tibbett,
Gladys Swarthout, James Melton
Percy Granger, Nathan Milstein
and many others.
| Special programs have been
planned in celebration of the an
niversary to include an all-Rus-
sian. an all-Tschaikowsky, good :
nelghbor, a GershWin Memorial, an
opera night and an anniversary
welcome to Dr. Hans Kinder upon
his return from Central and South
America, where he is en- tour.
Edward R. Finkenstaedt, presi-
dent of the National Symphony AS
ISOLATION, expressed his gratitude to
the people of Washington, the press,
the radio and many civic and social
organizations that enabled the Or
chestra to carry on through the
difficult times in the past.
1T is with great PRIDE" to quote
Mr.. Finkenstaedt," that we review
the 10 years of Water Gate. Here
in the worlds focal point, we have
brought degree of culture COM
mensurate with the dignity and as
pirations of the Nations Capital. -
In the 10 years of summer con-
certs, the National Symphony Or
chestra has played 1877 concerts to
an aggregated audience of nearly
two million listeners.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
On The
Program

Villa Semple, pianist. will pre-
sent a program in the Phillips CAL
lery at 5 o'clock this afternoon. She
will contrast, among others, classical
Scenes of Childhood" by Schu-
mann with two other sets on the
same subject by such modernists as
Santa Cruz and Mompou. 1t. Har-
old Ronk's song recital scheduled
for tomorrow night has been post
poned until fall.
The Gordon String Quartet,
scheduled for a program in the
National Gallery Of Art tonight at
8 pm, will be unable to arrive due
to transportation difficulties and
the concert will be given by the
National Gallery Symphonietta,
Richard Bales, conductor.
The Women's Glee Club of Wilson
Teachers College will give its spring
concert at S:15 pm. tomorrow in the
college auditorium The group will
be assisted by Betty Behneman,
Helen Geralis, Muriel Haynes, Jean
Weekley. Carlina Mitchell and
Grace Reese vocalists under the
direction of Pauline Mattingly, in
structor of music.
Elsa Koppel and Gilmour McDon-
aid will present their advanced vocal
and piano students in a program at
$3.50 pm. Tuesday at the Arts Club.
The following will take part: DR..
Roland White, Jack Wolcott. Irma
Taishoff. Louis Dreeben, Phyllis
Schwartz, vocalists; Ralph Snider,
Helen Anderson, Dorothe Simmons,
Robert Bradley, pianists. The pub
lie is invited.
Margaret Tolson will present a
group of her students in a piano
recital in the Arts Club today. Those
taking part are Frank Cooper, Judy
Pearce, Dona Bernard, Helen Ann
Morris, Sue Wheeler, Patricia Smith
and Olga Gazda.
The music department of George
town Visitation Convent has sched-
uled a series of recitals this week,
In which piano pupils Of Helen Cor
bin Heinl and vocal students of
Florence Howard will perform.
The following are listed: Estella
del Rio, Daphne Epling. Enid
s-Buch, of the Junior College:
Marguerite Andrews, Elizabeth Ann
Deveny, Mary Ellen Gerrity. Mar
jorie Mclaughlin, Bette Klimm,
Ann Reilly, Carol Kilby, Doris
1wirz, Elizabeth Vickers, Ellen
Fleming, Constance Shipe, Prepare
tory School, pianists; Suzanne Nc
1ntyre, Angela Madigan, Millicent
Fuller, of the Junior College, Louise
Ames, Gilmore Reilly, Jennet Pohl
Victoria Brashears, Pearce Butler
Preparatory School, vocalists.
The Verse speaking Choir will
give the final recital of the series
under the direction of Mrs. Howard
Olga Bloecher, flutist: Irving
Chandler, tenor, and George Wargo,
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Villains Get More Villain0us
BY Harold Heffernon

The modern movie villain, with
his sinister, indirect method of per-
petrating hate and disaster upon the
heroine, is far more dangerous to
the morals of the world than the
old-time silent-day heavy with his
direct manner of approach.
This is the opinion of Paul Panzer,
Oldest practicing screen villain in
the business, character who engi-
neered more diabolical misdeeds
against the fair ladies of the pam
tomlmlc era than any other you
could name. A veteran of 40 years
IN the business, Panzer draws one
of his fattest roles in a decade or
more-as top torturer to Betty Hut
ton in "Perils of Pauline" bur-
lesqued version of the Pearl White
serial days.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Today's Schedules

CAPITOL-"Breakfast in Hol-
lywood": l:5o, 4:4O, 7::50 and
1o:45 pm. Stage shows: Ito,
4:10, ITO and 1905 pm.
COLUMBIA-"ziegfeld Follies"::
l, sos, $40, 7:20 and $50 pm.
EARLE-"Her Kind of Man:
lao, 3:45, $50, 7:50 and $50
pm.
HIPPODROME - "Wuthering
Heights: 2:10, 4, 5:55, 7:50
and 9 pm.
KEITH'S-"So Goes My Love-:
1:35, 3:35, $40, 7:45 and 9:45
pm.
LITTLE-"Tales of Manhat-
tan: /. $40, $40, 7::35 and
$50 pm.
METROPOLITAN" "Rebecca"::
lao, 4:3o, 7:o5 and s::35 pm.
PALACE-"Kitty":: los, 3:15,
$40, 7::25 and $50 pm.
PIX-"Throw a Saddle on a
Star: lilo, 3:35, $50, $40
and 1925 pm.
TRANS-LUX-News and shorts.
Continuous from l pm.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Coming gAttractions

N NATIONAL-"Laura," with
Miriam Hopkins, starting to-
morrow night.
CAPITOL-"The Postman AL
ways Rings Twice" with Lana
Turner, starting Thursday.
EARLE-"One More Tomor-
row. with Ann Sheridan and
Dennis Morgan, starting
Thursday.
KEITH'S From This Day
Forward with Joan Fon-
taine.
LITTLE-"The Open City" an
Italian film. starting .Wednes-
day.
METROPOLITAN -"Badman's
Territory" with Randolph
Scott, starting Thursday.
PALACE-"Do You Love Me?".
with Maureen OHara and
Dick Haynes.
PIX-"Forty Thousand Horse
men," starting Tuesday.
Evening star., 1946-05-26

NOT IN REVERSE-Contrary
to a rather general opinion,
the play Laura" Das 1Dritten
before, not after, the film of
the same name and differs
from it in many respects. 1t
had q long run in England in
1945 and is still touring the
provinces there. Miriam Hop
kinS is starred in the COM
pany bringing the comedy
melodramd to the National
tomorrow night for a one
10eek stay and Otto Kruger
(aboue) has an important
role
Evening star., 1946-05-26

A program honoring Booker T
Washington. founder of Tuskesee
Institute, will be given by the
Tuskegee Choir on Monday night
June 3, in Constitution Hall. The
choir is making two-week tour
after a special engagement at the
unveillng of Booker T. Washington's
bust at the New York University
Hall of Fame. last Thursday.
Evening star., 1946-05-26
Programs OF the Week

WADE N. STEPHENS. organ recital, L.
D. S. Chapel. s pm.
THE CATHEDRAL CHORAL SOCIETY,
National Gallery Sinfonietta, Rich
ara ard! Bales conductor; Emma Beldan.
Georse Barritt, tenor; John S. Yard.
Washinston cathedrai: $50 pm.
Mozart's ''Reduiem," three chorales
rom Bacn's motet' "Jesu, Priceless
THURSDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME MILITARY BAND,
Cemetery, 8 am
MARINE BAND. Marine Barracks. IL
noon.
skIrToN LASASi 1SANsoS.r srsin fIlt. rse1ts1 AsE
CHERRY. viola; JOHN ROSSI, horn,
c Minor" Bach's Sonata No. /, E
Fiat Minor; Fantasia and Fusue. G
Minor; Jacobs Prelude" Rorem's
nas ane 1as.G Isst' three 1e
SONGS Of Faith and Penitence''
SATURDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME MILITARY BAND,
bandstand, $50 pm.
WADE N. STEPHENS, organ recital L.
d. s. Chapel. 7:45 pm.
AMks1SAN ksTs ;IxrNTg s9GIETY t., or. Of ANCIENT a's
washington Cathedral s:sG pm.
Greats ".sinfonia," Purceli's Suite"
sh.eenn. sGnss.ts BseTi.res sonnsatss nas0fNs No
&" sammartini's Concerto Crosse;
MArcello's "Adseio."
Evening star., 1946-05-26


ALEXANDRIA CHORAL SOCIETY.
Louis ootter. conductor; Irving
ShsRfas scses sslS,si as2Fss
pm. Coleridse-Taylor "Hia-
"Hush'd Be the Camps To-day"
Pn. Pn.stosips HsenIa S,nE we Al how With
Son" "ahS ssiakireffs "Rejois. 0in0'.ss IL the
Lord" Dowland's Come Again.
Sweet Love: Palmgren's Sorrow"
m. Ths soNrl1sst SWinE a,.sanss aE,.ninss How Sweet
VILLA sEMPLE, piano recital. Phil
!gs.nc M!gs Gallerys ae gs,, 5 Pm sehumsnn,s
Scenes d'Enfants," Bartok's Son
ints." ,,Trifss' Six surrealist After
NATIONAL GALLERY SYMPHONETTA,
Richard Bales, conductor, National
Gallery of Art, s pm.
TOMORROW.
WADE n. STEPHENS. organ recital
woMRs!s 61Ri s caafREssl' atEs' 8 dfHB Rn of Wilson
Teachers Collese, Pauline Mattinsly,
director: Spring concert, college acdi-
torium. s:15 pm.
TUESDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME MILITARY BAND,
bandstand. $50 pm.
WEDNESDAY.
MARNE BAND. Marine Barracks,
Evening star., 1946-05-26

Olga Bloecher, f1utist: Irving
Chandler, tenor, and George Wargo,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-22
Almerika dala Jngoslarji 48
ur casa, da izpusti letalce
POnesrecen inter-
view z Molotovom

PARIZ, 16. augusta. - (Pise
correspondent O.N.A.) - Wee
raj sva 81 podala roke z ruskim
zunanjim ministrom Molotovom,
- toliko, da nisem incl MIN
interviewa.
Do srecanja MIN je prisio
v poslopju jugoslovanske amba-
sade ma boulevardu de Lessert.
Minister Molotov Sc je prijazno
nasmehnil in me pozdravil z oci-
vidnim naporom po anglesko
Good evening". S tenn je bilo
njegovo znanje anglescine izcr-
pano. Da ne bi zaostal "a MIN,
sem tudi JAZZ izerpal svoje zna-
ME ruscine in odgovoril "Da".
Moja sreca je bila, da je bill
navzoc sovjetski ambassador b.
gomolov, XII je preko francosci-
ne mogel prevajati mas razgo-
vor - ako bi bio prislo do te-
ga.
Molotov je incl lie toliko ca
sa,, da mi je prijazno dejal, da
je cital mole clanke, Xxi so IL
sli pariskem casopisju, in re
je bilo razgovora konec. Jugo-
slovanski podpredsednik Edward
Kardelj, XII je naeelnik jugoslo-
vanske delegacije ma pariski
konferenci, je prihitel in resil
sovjetskega ministra.. radoved-
mega ameriskega casniskega po-
rocevalca. -
Tako sc je zalostno koncalo,
kar bi bill mogel postati zani-
miv interview.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-22
Drzava DO placala
stariIn $500 ma
letO "a bOleZ1li
Senatna zbornica je
sprejela tozadevni
zakonski natrt: slept
.dobijo enako pomoe

COLUMBUS, 21. augusta -
Governor Frank j. Lausche je
predlozil izrednemu zasedanju
drzavne zbornice sest zadev, ka-
tere potrebujejo nujne resitve.
Govenerjev program vsebuje
naslednje zadeve: -
Zvisanje maksimalne starost-
ne pokojnine cd $40 ma $50 ma
mesec v sogiasju z zakonom, XII
ga je sprejel zvezni kongres.
Ustanovitev komisije "a izrav-
mamie plac drzavnih namescen-
cev. Organiziranje komisije "a
novo razdelitev drzavnih dohod-
kov. Popravilo drzavnih regu-
lacij glede zdravniskih licenc.
Zakon "a drzavno obratovanje
mostu preko reke Ohio pri Po-
meroy-u brez placevanja most
nine, ter dovolitev vsote, katera
Sc potrebuje "a proucitev polo
zaja drzavnih bolnic in "a grad
njo izboljsanj pomocjo fede-
ralne Wade.
Danes je drzavni senat spre-
jel zakonski nacrt, po katerem
so osebe, XII so ma drzavni sta
rostni podpori poleg poviska
maksimalne mesecne podpore cd
$40 ma $50 delezni tudi pomoci
v znesku 5000 ma leto "a slucaj,
da morajo iskati pomoc pri
zdravniku, ali pa "a zobe ali vid,
kakor tudi "a slucaj, da sc mo-
rajo podati bolnico.
Senatna zbornica je glasovala
"a enako pomoc "a slepce ter OBJ
enem zvisala mesecno podporo
slepim cd $40 ma $50.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-22

nicarskim izgredom, Sc je vde-
lezilo stevilcno veG Italijanov
kot Slovencev.
Trzic sam je dober primer "a
motanosti tega problema. Me-
sto leM zdaj v zoni "A, toda tako
blizu italijanske meje, da bo
najbrze prisojeno Italiji. Kraj
ina q, 900 brebivalcev, ki 30 po
vecini Italijani navzlic temu
pa je vecina prebivalstva ma
klonjena Jugoslaviji. Ostali 81
zele internaciona aiizacije.
Kar sc Trxacanov tice, SO
pred vsem ponosni na TO, de 81
Iriestini'' NjihoH gospodar.
ski interesi jih uteensjo potts.
niti \ italijanski I'll jugoslovan-
Mi tabor, toda redko ie, da b
storil 70 Y narodnostnib raz-
logoy.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-22
ostrejsi nastop proti
krsilcen radi dina

Mestni Inspector "a dim in
safe, inzenir Arthur Hutchinson
je pismeno obvestil Excelsior
Cleaners, 13415 Union Ave., da
ako ne odpravijo gostega dina,
XII Sc veeina casa vail il njih
dimnika in povzroca mnogo sal
v okolici, Sc jim bo parno ma
pravo zapecatilo.
v odsotnosti Hutchisona, XII
je bolan, je njegov namestnik
William Allen sporocil doticni
firmi, da Sc bo parni kotel zape-
catilo %. augusta, ker Sc nj sto-
rilo nicesar, da bi odpravili dim.
Lastnik doticne Gistilnice Sid
ney PASTOR pa sc izgovarja, da
mestni inzenirji mu MISC dovo-
lili dati nasveta, kako maj usta,
vi dim.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-22
Nou grob
JENNIE BOSTJANCIC

Pc kratki bolezni je preminila
ma svojem domu ma GIL E. 200
St., Mrs. Jennie Bostjancie, ro-
jena Mikoletic, stara 46 let. Do
ma je bila IL vasi Kutezovo, kjer
zapusca tri brate, stiri sestre
in veliko sorodnikov. Tukaj je
bivala "a let in je bila clanica
drustva Euclid se. 20 SLZ. ter
krozka st. 3 Prog. Slovenk. "a
pusca zalujocega soproga Johna,
donna il Zabice, polbrata Fran
ka v West Virginiji in nekaj
sorodnikov. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil
v soboto popoldne oh 1. uri il
zeletovega pogrebnega zavoda,
458 E. 152 st. n a Highland
Park pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-22
Svarilo hisnim gospodinjan
proti sleparskim agentom

profl sleparsklm agenfom
Marshall A. Mott, predsednik
Better Business biroja v Cleve-
landu svari vse hisne gospodi-
ME, maj bodo previdne, predno
nasedejo agentom, kateri pro-
dajajo razno blago, XII sc boil
tezko dobi v trgovinah, cd hi
Sc do hise. Zadnji cas- je bilo
vec hisnih gospodinj ogoljufa-
nih cd takih lazi-agentov. Ako
pride kdo kaj prodajat, ga vpra-
sajte "a poverilnico, katero do
bro preglejte, &c je pristna in
zapomnite 81 dobro ime proda-
jalca, Vecina goljufij Sc je pri-
merila pri prodaji vrtnega orod-
ia, nylon nogavic, linoleja it'd.
v nobenem slueaju pa ne pla-
cajte nicesar ma racun, 6es, da
DO blago kasneje dostavljeno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-22
TAYLOR ZANIKA, DA
JE PRINESEL VtPARIZ
PROSNJO VATIKANA

PARIZ, 16. augusta - 20
MAJ - Kmalu potem ko je g
Myron Taylor prispel v Pariz
so Sc 'razsirile govorice, da ma
merava predloziti Franciji '
imenu Vatikana biloxi latinskit
in katoliskih dezel.
Danes je G. Taylor izjavil, da
je prisel v Pariz le ma svojen
potu v Zedinjene drzave, ter ds
ne nosi nikakih predlogov s
strani Vatikana.
Dejal je tudi, da ne prinasa
nobenih prosenj lVatikana, ds
maj Velika Britannia in Zedinje'
ne drzave podaljsajo dobo oku'
pacijer Italije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-22
Koledarji in knjige "a
staro domovino

Isce sc vec ameriskih druzin.
skin koledarjev, da bi Sc jih po-
slalo' v start kraj, posebno pa
Sc zelijo novejse letnike,, kot "a
lansko in letosnje leto. &c more
kdo pogresiti te knjige in jih
pokloniti domovini, YAM bodo
zelo hvalezni. Radi bi imeli tudi
vec izvodov Louis Adamicevih
knjig v ang1escini. &c jih kdo
ne rabi, maj jih odda v uradu
Donna ma St. Clair Ave., z ma
rocilom, da Sc jih poslje v stari
kraj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-22
Prebivalstvo Trzica je brez razlike
ma narOdnOst v yecini "a Jugoslavijo

TRST, IL. augusta (O.N.A.)
- Zadnji dogodki v Trstu in
demonstracije, ki SO Sc odigra-
le v Trzicu, so pokazale, da bis
two problema nj izkljucno narod-
nostnega znacaja, temvec, da
obstoja tudi vprasanje ideolo-
gicnih raziik med levico in des-
nico. Y teku zadnjih demon
stracij v Trzicu 50 slovenci ia
Italijani skupaj nastopili prot
sklepon zunanjih ministrov sti-
rib velesil glede bodocnosti Pri-
morske.
Jugoslaviji naklonjene orga.
nizacije, katere j preteklega
meseca napadala nacionalisticna
italijanska mladina, 30 deloma
tahjanske, deloma pa sloven-
ske. Stavke, H je bila prirejens
v znak protests proti tenn des-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-22
Nova cesta nal bi olajsala
promsfni problem

ze deli casa obstoja velika
prometna gneca ma e. 9 st. med
Woodland in st. Clair Ave. Sc
daj pa porocajo, da precejsen
del gnece povzrocajo tudi poll
cijski konji, ne samo avtomobili.
Priporocano je, da bi se, podalj-
Sala cesta r. 13 st. med Supe-
.rior in st. Clair Ave-, kjer je
sedaj nj. Ma ta natin bi se znat-
no razbremenilo promet ma r.
3 St. ker bi avtomobilski pro-
|mst m r. Is ST, Bill odprt do
Lakeside Ave. Ia Cd tam na
Shore Way vxhodno ali zapadno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-22

Tito podal izjavo incidentu cd
9. augusta, kateremu je bill sam prica

BELGRAD, 81. avgusta-Jugoslovsnaka vlada je da-
naznanila, da e aerisko vojasko etao
C47 XII je plamenih pablo zemljo 49, augusta bilo
prisieno zemljo cd ugosovanskh lovskih letal
dala razume da so bill nabrze tre can posade letala
pri tenn ubiti.
Porocilo pravi, da e diva cana posadke videlo ko
sta pada spustla zemjo docim posadka letala
Stella pet MOI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-22

Pricakuje Sc, da bo ameriski
poslanik Richard c. Patterson
jutri obiskal marsala Tita ter
mu osebno predlozil oster pro-
test drzavnega departmental ra-
di jugoslovanske akcije proti
ameriskim armadnim letalom.
Byrnes poklical Kardelja
ma razgovor glede polOzaja
Drzavni tajnik Byrnes je v
Parizu naznanil, da je poklical
podpredsednika jug O slovanske
Wade Edvarda Kardelja, nacel-
nika jugoshvanske delegacije
ma mirovni konferenci, v hotel,
kjer je nastanjen in da. je oh tel
priliki ~ MIN odprto govoril
glede polozaja v Jugoslaviji."
Republikanski senator Styles
Bridges il New Hampshire je v
Bostonu izjavil, da morajo biti
Zedinjene drzave pripravljene
nastopiti vojasko silo proti
Jugoslaviji ter priporocal, ~da Sc
takoj ukine vsa relifna pomoc "a
Jugoslavijo, rekoc, da to nj cas-
(Dalje ma 2. stranO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-22
AMERIKA IN ANGLIA
POSVARILI POLJSKO

WASHINGTON, 81. augusta
-Zedinjene drzave SO poslale
poljski vladi indirektno svarilo,
da pricakujejo, da bodo splosne
volitve, XII Sc bodo vrsile v no.
vembru, zares svobodne, in da
Sc DO opozicijskim strankam da-
la prilika "a agitacijo. Slicno
svarilo je poslala Poljski tudi
britska vlada.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-22
PIKNK CESTNIH
DELAVCEV

State Highway uposlenci IL
postaje st. IL, bodo obdrzavali
svoj letni piknik v soboto "a.
augusta v Geauga Lake parku.
Ia pies DO igral Joseph Kusar-
jev orkester. Pricakuje Sc, da
Sc piknika udelezi tudi gov.
Lausche. Obcinstvo je vahljeno,
da Sc pridruzi tel skupini delav-
fcev in Sc I. mimi zabava.