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Evening star., 1946-08-17

SALESMAN, haberdashery, with knowledRe
Of window dressing preferred, Nj. STEIN
q GO" l7l4 st. NV. Cat Conn. ave..
sALEsMAN---Be independent. Best insar-
anee connection in America. Fraternal field
uRT'ta A4ass saEass
/; Q; Box sl7. Alexandria, Va. i3s
sAadEsMEM s1ad5s9 o,s t25 fer tast selling sound
RSex-ss,5Staanlisned Rex s,S firm with good eonnee-
sa5EssAs sad siSIsn wanted to wgrk in military
Eaa 3ta,.,t, E&; 7o46 after 3 pm, for sppt for
SALES REPRESENTATIVE for 1ge. chem
and vic, salary and expenses; auto exper
preferred; car desirable. State auailfiea-
'ions ana experience. Box 356-A, STAR.
InsfoS IT ffssn9R ys APpIs dsI "A folS 5,s asth st.
SECOND COOK WANTED, white, must
nay have aegxpossITennee IN meat cutting; GOOD
SERVICE SEW shos srArios a1 st Man experienced: Sl
ABBY 1saEs Box fsoa psy iar position
sa ySifleE l2a rA?Pls R Z Rnst s. nv FAeEf
Sh9h RaaH! asAhIsHes sHoz ws4ASSRahhaPAPR51 s4SRha at 551
sias SHOE sM5sE BOY s.Is5y sBs sop%is,
iH Mans AVgasyy Vgay1 Il oeorsia enss ElsAlpi sVs q ZEE
sLIP COVER CUTTER for highest type
work. Write giving fun details and ex-
perience. Box 43s-A. Star lis
SPECIALITY SALESMAN to sell steel pre-
fabricated cottages, garages and industrial
buildings; must have car this is high
grade opportunity for hard-hitting. seri-
us-minded salesman: out-of- town dealers
inyited, DUPONT IRON WORKS. 1865
sTENoGRAPHER-cLERK for established
hrfn: permanent position; oppor for adj
vancenent; pleasant working conditions,
apply IN person PHILLIPS MACHINERY a.
Arlington. 30
Evening star., 1946-08-17

salaries. Apply zIRKIN's. 821 f4th
DREssMAKER, working partner, grand op-
p M: Pr, 1925 --l9
'ssS vi s0qssRt6l Rsb
FILE cLERksGLars;e Lars; ma ensineering Oo.rS orssn.
are high school grads; ages 20-23 pre-.
psoh Hox os saos sass
FINisHERs, on mems clothing, permanent
employment with good pay; also part-time
soNp LoAalk oAAPaRlkS in lJs5 ns5sfn s. BfFns
FITTEk and general alteration hand. per-
ss2S aiih'sa ao s0fa iaaiS Flank AsBi, a Mis
iIS Floor i iHoI1ssEkEEREn-rxpsrlsnss is nee;
F;sss 'a
sss sss 81 cssss saqhRHaM e hs AoFFl
FOUNTAIN a9s ia- a. GIRLs 1s; white, experienced
Ssi 2S;s stTs :S9S I:ii bAus
GERERaL EfRad Clerk MI ase e4f 4fsss suoVlsa., s
film distributoE; 40 hrs, b.day wk, Appis
3 9ssi2R Il sSAsSkf 1sns s6f aEcFusMs
GIRL. eolored. experienced, for shirt
pfesser. finisher and checker. Apply 504
GIRL, lieht colored, experienced, wanted
for counter and sandwich block; good
hours, good pay, no Sunday work. Apply
y Monday, nd ,, 637 r st. NV, coUNEs RES
GIRL. white, for telephone work; switch
sary;, must have good handwriting; hrs. 3
to II pm. and am. to Pm. b-day
SSesk; Set9een lnsgaes y snd sundays Call RE $e74
GiRLs-clerieal, no experience necessary
RSMBRANDsT sUDnos @ s5s iistssnssmsns ists &C.
GIRLS, white; between ases 1s.s5, 70.
while training; 5-day week, time-and-halt
for overtime, good salary and pleasant
g9aIpsIFfs apIFs f9aftons PRo A AeDs so n
ave; Bethesda. Nd. wi. 64oa aoo 'e.aiiSa Mis
start? q, paw increases the Ist year to be
yaneement pleasant working conditions,
vacations with pay, steady employment
agIa.g,,. iutass,S i your ,s answers % tho assys
ment ofiees where friendly counsellors viii
| be glad to tell you about the many Job
gsa e syalasf 4ar IN GHEsabEskRx LAD II
GRADUATE NURSE, typist, doctors once
assistant; Interesting work. good salary;
state age, marital status. telaphone mum
eas TSt sstsE NiRsf s9x gz sA sos sa Va d
good salary; state age, marital status,
telephone, in first letter. Box 2S6-A, Star
--lS
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-29
Lawns Prosper At Bellevue So.

Patches of clay-dusty or mud .dy, depending on the weather ---
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-29
Church Breaks Ground
By Charles C. Garvin

| Middletown, lile m2ny other
 communities, was visited by a very distinguished minister last
 Sunday at the Grouni Breaking ceremonies of the First Zion Zap tist Church. Many were disappoint-
 ed in not seeing the Mayor of :Middeltown. He was scheduled to
 head the speakers of the program.
 Rev. Hart was informed by the mayor Saturday afternoon that he would be unable to attend on ac- count of unforeseen engagements. | Nevertheless, the mayor of Port land was present to do his bit in the activities of the afternoon. MT. J. P. Bransfield, mayor of Portland, not only addressed the gathering but also took part in the ground breaking. Among oth- CTS who took g. part in the affair of the afternoon were: MT. J. A. Leslie of the White Baptist Church who extended his invita- tion to Rev. Hart and his mem CTS to visit his church and to sponsor programs. This inter-racial sug- gestion was one of the highlights of the day.
 Rev. T. J. Reynolds of Brook. lyn, New York, was the principal speaker of the afternoon. His sub ject was: "And the people had mind to work" He said, fir: | know what you want to do befor4 doing anything. In planning any thing people must cooperate. Rev. Hart, he said, is a man of destiny and he has found something to do in Middletown. He also added that one faith is what all of us follow. Faith in God who rules and map out mans destiny. Above all, stay humble. Never rise to the height to forget God.
 In this diligent- effort Rev. Hart
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-29
New Britain, Conn.

June 23, 1946. Mrs. Anderson is formerly Mrs. Fannie Green, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Greene of 232 Bellevue St., Hadtford, Conn.
 The Eureka baseball team lost 3 thrilling game to the Water bury Byrons by a score of to 5. The game was we'll played with the Eurekas committing two er- TOTS. The battery for New Bri- tain was Willis, Vienal and White. Waterbury, Goddston, Knight and Boyston. The feature of the game was a home run by Vierra of New Britain. Next week the Eurekas will journey to Water bury for a return game.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-29
NEWS NOTES
Continued from page ?

Barney, Odell Jones, Mildred Full Ter, Sarah Williams.
 MT. and Mrs. Roosevelt Jones, MT. and Mrs. H. Tate, MT. and Mrs. P. Foster, MT. and Mrs. J. E. Byrd, MT. an5 Mrs. Keel. Oliver Harkins. Samuel Newell. Willi'- m Otis, William Morris, J. Lassiter, Eugene Evans, J. A. Cobi. Thomas Ford, Charles Smith. William Cor bin and Joseph Randall.
 The veterans Civic Organization of New Haven scored again. On Friday n'Cht thev held their 1st Summer Inaugural Dance at Labor Temple, Goffe and Webster Street from 9 until 2 am.
 Just past midnight the fun real ly began. Old fashion dances were demonstrated by volunteer couples. Dances such as the rhumba, waltz, square dance and the Conga. For the last two left in the ring waltz ing, nylons were presented to the ladies. Miss Julia Araniio and Mrs. Georgie Mae Willye were the win
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-29

housing 500 families of about g.
 GOO persons in a 1e acre plot in
 what was once one of Hartford's worst slum districts.
 Stephen Donahue, executive secretary of the Hartford Hous- ing Authority, said the whole pro- gram will include repainting of the three year old brick structures in side and out and a resumption of the landscaping work in the fall in some of the interior plots be- tween buildings that were not at tended to in the spring.
 The clay, hard as concrete, had to be dug up and replaced with loam which would support vege- tation before the seeding lawns could be attempted. Residents III the Bellevue Square houses were asked to keep off the newly-seed- ed grass and co-operated in such splendid manner that a good stand of grass has developed, especially along the Canton St. boudndry, where much of the initial work was undertaken.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-29
By Edward C. Mays

At the recent graduation held at the New Britain Senior High School, Friday, June 21, eight colored were among the group. They were Samuel Kimble, Sid- ney Hudson, Bernice Smith, Gladys McDew, Blanche Lumpfin, Ada Rivers, Dorothy Curtis, Will lie Willis and Catherine Wanza. This group plans to continue their studies at colleges and universities throughout the country.
 MT. and Mrs. Wilburn Ander- son are the proud parents of a baby daughter bora at Hartford Hospital at Il o'clock Suncay
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-29

and his members rsalized a very liberal offering of three hundred and nine dollars.
 In the words of Oliver Wendell Holmes I shall say to Rev. Hart: Build thee more stately mansions
 oh! my soul As the swift seasons roll
 Leave thy low vaulted past Let each new temple nobler than
 the last
 Till thou at length art free Leaving thine outgrown shell By life's unresting sen.
 **********&
 Rev. T. J. Riddick has returned to lead the little band of members at Cross Street AME Zion Church. His first service of his ensuing year was heard by large con- gregation. Among those who were present were Mrs. Julia A. Daw- son who is now living in Meriden, and two members of the Gideon Bible Society. Late afternoon Rev. Riddick and some of his members visited Camp Buck in Glastonbury to render services to some of the remaining Jcmaicans who are still among us and are doing such won derful work to aid our country in it's labor shortage.
 ***+*****4A
 Governor Baldwin received an address to the graduates of Gen. tral Elementary School last Thurs day. He reminded the youngsters of the days when he was a stu dent in the ST me school. Among the graduates were Carolyn Coop er, Virginia Randolph, and Irving McRae. And Mid6letown High had but one colored student this year. Miss Shirley Davidson of Crom- well. Look kids there were 173 students in that graduation class. That's bad. It's a poor showing. There are a number of you out of school who should be there. Educ7 ton is one thing we should get when we still have our youth. It is our only hope.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-29
ELM CITY NEWS Continues from pare 2

field of Newark, N. J dropt in. Among recent guests at the Dade's Hotel, Savin Rock. West Haven, were: Dr. Pelege of Par is, who is making a study of Hu- man Relations and who visited at Yale; the Nightingale Singers of Detroit, who s9ne at Rev. p. A. G. Fosters church and in several surrounding towns and Professor Highland Moore, principal of a white school in Asbury Park. N. J., and also manager of the Car yer hotel in that city. Professor Moore is a brother-i law of Rev. Henry of New Haven.
 Harriet Cheek
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-29
SWIMMING
 SWIMMING By George A. David
LOCOMOTION

If you have been practicing breathing for the last three weeks you no doubt have been wondering about what to do next. These art icles are due to appear weekly. but due to some printing compli- cations we were forced to skip two issues.
 Locomotion is the act or power of moving from place to place. Without it swimming cannot be learned or practical. Now we have studied our "dont's" and our breathing. Let's begin to move. Try extending the body out along the surface of the water. Do this several times and you will note that the body is easier to keep up than to keep below the, surface. Now, hold on to an object, or to the side of the pool and try kick ing up and down, extending the feet pointedly and slightly inward, barely breaking the surface of the water. Now push away from the side, leveling off the body and try this kicking. You will find, after practicing that you are now pow ering yourself progressively. Work on this until next week and then we will begin using the arms and legs.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-29

ners. Nylons were also presented to fcur others holding the lucky color balloon.
 Incidentally. the veterans meet every Wednesd,y y night at the CPS who have not joined as yet are urged to attend as this organ ization are planning some import ant steps as far as their welfare concerning the Negroes. So it's good luck to you fellows!!
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-29
NEW HAVEN
LET s GET ACQUAINTED

Martin De Pores was born in Lima Peru, December 9, 11579. His fathed was Don Juan De Por- res, a Spanish knight; his moth CT was a colored woman, Anna Nalazquez, 9 native of Parama. Tke story of Martin De Por res childrLood and early life is enc of profoundest compassion for his felloH-m2n. It reveals difficulties personal, educational and discirlin"ry through all of which he maintained a burning love" and unselish devotion tod all whom he could possibly reach and give aid, c7mfort and hope to. At 15 he entered the Dominican Convent es a Tertiary helper, ]a- ter becoming a lay brother and frier. Wren he did November 3, 1929, al Peru was plunged in grief.
 Martin De Pores was solemn ''r decl~red a blessed servant of God by Pope Gregory XVI in 1887. Tn 1885 the Blessed Martin Guild was formed to make him better known to the world and to gather reports of favors and cures grant ed throuoh his intercession.
 Tn 1886 a shrine was erected in his honor at the Blue Chapel, 14th end West streets, Union City,. N. !, where perpetual Novena is held or Tuesdays at and 8 D. m.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-29

have been replaced with coo lawns fringed with shrubs or young trees as part of a beauti- fication program at the Bellevue Square housing project.
 Begun this spring, the lawn lawn planting has changed the ap- uearance of the apartment colony
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13
MOlOtOv nekOlikO
popustil glede
italijanske pogodbe

PARIZ, II. maja-Sovjetski
zunanji minister Molotov je sno-
ei pristal ma popust glede dveh
spornih took v zvezi S sestavlja-
MEM italijanske pogodbe, NAM
rec, da Sc Italij izroci izkljueno
poverjenistvo glede kolonij v
Afriki, XII jih je posedala Italia
pred prihodom. fasizma, in pri-
VOLTA je tudi, da zavezniska ko-
misija odloca glede vojnih kri-
minalcev v notranjosti Italije.
Kot Sc razume, je ameriski
drzavni tajnik Byrnes pristal na
ODE tocki, docim je britski yuma
Mi minister Bevin izjavil, da
ina glede kolonij pridrzke, XII
jih DO oh casu pojasnil.
Glede bodocnosti Trsta in Ju-
lijske krajine pa je konferenca
zunanjih ministrov se vedno ma
mrtvi tocki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13

Ma svojem domu ma 733 E. 93
st. je po dolgi in mucni bolezni
umrla v soboto oh 2. uri zjutrai
Mary Kopriva, rojena Dunno
vie, stara 65 let. Donna je bila il
sela Sernik, okraj zumberak,
odkoder je prisla v Ameriko
pred 38 lett. Bila je clanica dru-
stva sv. Pavla, st. 10 IIKZ. Tu-
kaj zapusea soproga Nikolaja,
sina Nikolaja in hcer Mrs. Ka-
tarina Tilow. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil
v sredo oh 9. uri zjutraj il po-
grebnega zavoda A. Grdina in
sinovi, 1858 E. 62 St., v cerkev
sv. Pavla oh 9:3O uri in nato ma
Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13
STEFAN GRMEK

v soboto okrog 4. ure popol-
dpe Sc je pripetila nesreca ma
Addison Rd. in st. Clair Ave.,
ko je ma nepojasnjen nacin pri-
Sci Stefan Grmek,, star 60 let,
pod poulicni voz,, XII ga je vlekel
"a seboj do e. Ga ceste, kjer je
neki avtomobilist opozoril voz-
nika poulicnega voza, da je voz
ustavil. Pokojni je stanoval ma
915 E. 67 st. Donna je bill il sela
Jazbine, kotar Samobor in Sc je
nahajal v Ameriki 33 let. Tukaj
zapusca bratranca Franka Mat
jasica, v starr domovini pa tri
brate. Pogreb oskrbuje pogreb-
nj zavod A. Grdina in sinovi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13
Senat OdObril
britsko posojilo

WASHINGTON, II. maja-
Senatna zbornica je vceraj z We
cino IL glasov odobrila posojilo
Veliki Britaniji, nakar je bila
tozadevna predloga poslana po-
slanski zbornici, kjer upa admi-
nistracija, da DO posojilo v zne-
sku treh milijard in $50 milijo-
nov dolarjev dobilo koncni pc
cat odobritve.
Senat je predlogo sprejel brez
vsakih dodatkov. za posojilo je
giasovalo 20 demokratoy in II
republi likancev. Proti sta glaso-
vala oba ohijska senatorja. de
mokrat James w. Huffman il
republikanec Robert "A. Taft.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13

delavci, kar sc domneva, da je
cilj Lewisa, XII bo skusal doka-
zati, da je uspesnejsi v poga-
janjih kot pa Philip Murray,
predsednik jeklarske CIO unije.
Omejitev zelezniskega tovora
danes ulfnjena
Poleg tega obstoji moznost,
da bi Lewis izposloval nekate-
re izboljsave glede prispevkov v
dobrodelnostni sklad, placanih
poeitnic (sedaj dobivajo pre-
mogarji SIS pocitniske place
ma leto), glede delovnega orod-
ia, eksplozivov in drugega, kar
bi dejansko mezdo premogar-
jew zvisalo "a nadaljnih so CEN
tov ma dan.
z ozirom ma to, da Sc produk-
cija premoga danes obnovi, je
vlada v soboto vecer ukinila
omejitve, XII so bile odrejene
glede zelezniskega tovornega
prometa, odredila pa je strogo
kontrolo mad vso distribuciio
premoga, XII DO produciran te-
kom 2-tedenskega premirja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13
Novi grobovi
JERNEJ ULCAR

Pc daljsi bolezni je umrl ma
svojem domu Jernej Ulear, star
rs let. Donna je bill IL vasi Homo
mad Ljubljano, odkoder je prisel
v Ameriko pred 43 lett. Pri
American Steel g. Wire Co. ie
delal ~ let, zadnjih Is let je pa
zivel v pokoju. Tukaj zapusea
soprogo Frances, rojeno Pavcic,
pet h6era: Mrs. Frances Stupka,
Mrs. Ann Marn, Mrs. Josephine
Matkovic, Elsie in Mrs. Pauline
Cafuk, IA vnukov in. v starem
kraju sestro Mario. Pogreb Sc
bo vrsil v sredo oh g. uri zjutraj
il hise zalosti ma 927 E. 67 st.
pod vodstvom Frank Zakrajsko-
vega pogrebnega zavoda v GER
kew sv. Vida in nato ma Calvary
pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13

Mrs. Pavla Jansa je nakloni-
la sto (1QO) dolarjev, a njen
soprog Anton Jansa pa pet sto
in dvajset $500 dolarjev, sku-
paj $4,000. Izrocila sta pred
sedniku SANSove podruznice
St. 80, br atu Kristu Stokelju.
To je velikodusen in drago-
cen dar cd enc same druzine, XII
je v preteklosti re tolikokrat
prispevala v vecjih vsotah. Hva-
la obema, XII tako prostoyoljno
in vzgledno poklanjata nedolz-
MIN in zdravje potrebnim otro-
kom v domovini. Da hi Anton
in Pavla Jansa. imela dosti po-
snemalcev med Slovenci v Cleve-
landu in okolici.
In drustvo Lunder-Adamic st.
% SNPJ. Vedno je ma strait,
vedno je ma braniku in vedno je
med prvimi, kadar sloyenski ma
rod potrebuje pomoci. Veliko
nepozabnih darov je Glanstvo
drustva Lunder-Adamic prispe-
valo v vsakovrstne namene in
8 + r. 3
potrebe v preteklosti. "a JPO,-
SIS in SANS je bio med prvi-
mi. Velika je ia vsota prispev-
kov. v nedeljo je drustvo 70
pet prispevalo. Odlocilo je tri
sto tsOO) dolarjev v sklad
otroske bolnisnice. Hvala ga
|'vednemu clanstvu in drustve-
MIN odbornikom.
Drustvo Slovenec 1T. / SDZ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13
28 letalcev .un1rlo
v zracni koliziiji

MUNSON, Fla, IL. maja -
Osem mill severno cd tukaj sta
danes tekom vezbalnega poleta
trcili v zraku dve mornariski
stiri-motorni letali, pri cemur je
naslo smrt % letalcev. Straho-
vita nesreea Sc je pripetila v
kraju, XII je pokrit 2 gozdovi
Obe letali sta v plamenih padli
ma zemljo.
Ponesreeeni letali je~ spren,
ljalo lovsko letalo, XII sc je vrni.
10 varno ma svojo bazo v mestu
Pensacola.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13
Fisher Body in
Westinghouse Go.
stavki sta koncani

Snoci sta sc v Clevelandu
koncali dve najdaljsi stavki, XII
sta bill odrejeni, odkar Sc je
koneala vojna, ko so delavci
odobrili sporazum, XII je bill do
sezen med unijo in vodstvom to-
varne Fisher Body, XII je last
General Motors Co., obenem pa
je bila poravnana stavka v vseh
tovarnah Westinghouse Electric
Co.
Stavka v tovarni Fisher Body
je trajala 173 dni. Clani lokal-
ne unije st. As avtnih delavcev
CIO so veeraj soglasno odobri-
III dosezeni sporazum in delavci
sc ze danes zacno vracati ma
delo. ~,
Stavka v tovarnah Westing-
house Electric Co., katere de-
lavci so organizirani v uniji
CIO, je trajala LII dni. Vceraj
SO sporazum odobrili delavci
lokalne unije,st. 1T in istocas-
no je glavni unijski stan v New
Yorku naznanil odobritev spo-
razuma cd unijskih postojank
sirom dezele.
Uprava Fisher Body tovarne
je takoj razposlala special deli
very pisma "a prvih 5000 delav-
cev, XII bodo poklicani nazaj ma
delo. Najprej bodo priceli de-
lati delavci, XII SO potrebni "a
vzdrzavo obrata in ostali bodo
pozvani, kakor hitri bodo de-
partmenti, v katerih so zaposle-
nj, pripravljeni "a obrat.
Sporazunn, ki je bill dosezen
med upravo in unijo, priprav-
lja pot, da se sistem place Cd
kosa (piece work) nadomestf Z
dnevno mesdo, kar je unija ze
dolgo zahtevala, dokler Sc il
menjava sistema ne izvrsi, pa
|druzba jamci povexano lestyi-
co a plaeo Cd kosa. y.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13
DANES JE oTVoRJENA
IL. REDNA KoNvENCIJA
SLOW. DOB. ZVEZE

u
Danes Sc je v ayditoriju
Jugoslovanskega narodnega
donna v LOrainu Otvorila IL.
redna konvencija Sloven-
ske dobrodelne zveze, XII bo
imela pred sebej steyilne
probleme, XII 50 jih prinesle
vojne in poyojne razmere.
SDZ je ohijska organiza-
CHA in je v casu svojega OBJ
stoja razsirila -svoj delo-
krog izven svojega sedeza v
Clevelandu ma vse dele ma
Sc drzave. v njenih vrstah
so zastopane vse plasti ma
Sega naseljenistva in razvi-
Ia je tudi agiln0 mladinsko
gibanje. Gospodarsko je
jaka Organizacija in izdaja
tudi svOje lastno glasilo.
G. odboru in delegaciji
zelimO, da bi bio delo IL.
redne konvencije elm plodo-
nosnejse "a organizacijo in
mas slovenski zivelj v Ame-
riki v Obce!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13

$4,000
$4,000
$4,000
$4,000
$4,000
$500
$4,000
$4,000
$4,000
$4,000
$4,000
5000

je tudi i'm elo sejo v nedeljo
Drustvo ima res lepo ime. Take
SO pri drustvu tudi clani, cd
katerih je marsikateri ma vo.
dilnih mestih narodnega in pod.
pornega udejstvovanja. ii SC
tudi vodniki druStva samega
In zakljucek: Sto (1OO) dollar.
jew "a otrosko bolni6nico. Hva.
Ia slovenskim bratom!
Drustvo Ribnica 1t. 70 SDZ
je dodalo se S. dolarjev, skupa,
DAlje NJ ;, stzani)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13
GEORGE MARKOVIC

V soboto zjutraj je preminil v
.bolnisnici George Markovic po-
domace Lican, star SO let. Bill je
samski ter donna IL sela Perusec,
Lika ma Hrvatskem, kjer zapu-
sea brata in stiri sestre ter yec
sorodnikov. Tukaj je bival "a let
in zapusca bratranca. Pogreb Sc
bo vrsil v torek oh 1. uri popol-
dne il Josip zele in sinovi po-
grebnega zavoda, 65O2 St. Clair
Ave. ma Whitehaven pokopali-
See.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-13
Umberto postal
kralj Italije
,vsaj "a q dni

| RIM, II. maja - Prestolona-
slednik Umberto je vceraj for
malno postal kralj Italije, toda
il zaprisege, katero je podal, sc
je ma zahtevo kabineta crtala
tradicijska fraza "po bozji milo
sti in volji ljudstva.
Kabinet je primal Umberta
enostayno kot "kralja Italije," :"
dasiravno je komunisticni vodja
Togliatti mocno ugovarjal, da je
prevzem prestola cd strani Um-
berta v nasprotju dolocbami
premirja, XII je bill sklenjen ob
casu italijanskega izstopa il
vojne.
Umberto je v prvem proglasu
izjavil, da gredo njegove "prve
misli svojim itali;anskim poda-
nixon v Julijski krajini in k de-
zelam preko morja, XII prosijo,
da hi mogli ostati drzavljani ma
Sc skupne domovine."
Dne 2. junija sc bo vrsilo
ljudsko glasovanje glede mo-
narhije in republike. Umbertu
je torej vsaj "a % dni zajamcen
prestol, zelo dvomljivo pa je, da
DO obdrzal krono dali. Cello mai
bolj optimisticni monarhisti
imajo pomisleke glede izida vo-
litev.
Socialisticni listi so vest O "a
prisegi Umberta objavili z ma
slow, XII so Sc glasili: "Fasistic-
nj prime nasledil fasisticnemu
"a % dni. -
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