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Evening star., 1946-06-02
SuIzberger's Daughter
|Weds Knoxville Man
BY the Associoted Press

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, June L.
Miss Ruth Sulzberger, daughter of
Arthur Hays Sulzberger, publisher
of the New York Times, was mar
ried today to Ben Hale Golden OF
Knoxville, Tenn.
A granddaughter of Adolph S.
Ochs, publisher of the Times from
1896 to 1885, Miss Sulzberger was on
the staff Of the Times and later
served with the Red Cross in Eu-
rope during the war.
Mr.. Golden, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Lynn Golden of Miami, Fla,
served overseas % months with the
Army Air Forces and recently was
separated as a first lieutenant.
Evening star., 1946-06-02

Every American post Office large
enough to have canceling machine
will soon be imprinting on mail:
Buy United States Savings Bonds.
See your postmaster. Dies used
before the war can be used again.
Evening star., 1946-06-02
SEO TON {.
Classified Advertising.
Classified Advertising. Pages ELL:

This edition contains This
Week Magazine OF 20 pages, a
10-pdge comic section and 12
pages Df rotograrure.
Evening star., 1946-06-02
Device That 'Corked GibruItur
May Disclose Untupped Oil

does not necessarily mean that there
will be petroleum in the ground.
It is known, however, that oil
deposits in other geological struc-
lures are very unlikely.
For. prospecting purposes the in
strument has been combined with
other instruments. About 10000
square miles, mostly in Alaska, have
been mapped already by this means
in search for new oil supplies for
the Navy.
The device will be used by the
Geological Survey in mapping ma
tional resources and also by the
Coast and Geodetic Survey for the
first really accurate magnetic map
of the country.
1t is a joint development of the
Naval Ordnance Laboratory, the
Bell Telephone Laboratory. the Gulf
Oil Co. and Columbia University.
Evening star., 1946-06-02
Red Attache Saw u. ).
Britain, Canada as
Foes, Gouzenko Says
BY the Asseeioted Press

MONTREAL, June Igor
GouZenko, former code clerk in
the Soviet Embassy in Ottawa
testified today that the former
Soviet military attache told his
staff in August. l945, after the
surrender of Japan, that they
must prepare to face the United
States, Canada and Great Bri-
tain as enemies some time in
the future.
Gouzenko is the 27-year-old star
witness for the prosecution in the
trial of Fred Rose, Communist
member of Parliament, for elleged
conspiracy against Canada in be-
half of the Soviet Union.
Quotes Russian Attache.
He quoted Col. Nicolai Zabotin
the Attache, as speaking of Canada
Britain and the United States In
this way:
Yesterday they were our allies
Today they are our neighbors. To.
morrow they will be our enemies"
Col. Zabotin was recalled by Mos
cow after the announcement of the
espionage investigation. A royaI
commission investigating the cast
described him as the leader In Cana
da of a Moscow-directed network.
Gouzenko testified he had con.
versations with Soviet agents about
the decisions of a secret session ir
Parliament. He identified severa,
documents which he said he stole
from the Embassy. One was de.
scribed as a record of reports sent
to Moscow.
Opposed Two-Faced Policy.
Celebrating on testimony he gave
at Roses preliminary hearing II
March, Gouzenko said he turned
against the Soviet government be.
cause he learned that the Russian.
were making preparations to stat
the Canadian people in the back" al
a time when Canada and Russis
were Allies and when "the Cana.
dians were helping the Russian peo.
pie with money"
He said he quit the Embassy be.
cause he was opposed to "the two.
faced policy of the Soviet govern.
ment."
In Ottawa, meanwhile, Edward
Mazerall, 80, former government re.
search engineer, was sentenced tt
four years Imprisonment on a charg,
of conspiracy in a Soviet network
Evening star., 1946-06-02
Driver Bites PutroImun
Investigating Wreck
BY the Associated Press

SOUTH BEND, Ind, June L.
Patrolman Edward Nowak, who in
vestigated a traffic accident, was
the only casualty and that came
from bite on the leg.
The offending motorist, who had
ideas other than going to Jail, nipped
the officer on the shin in a scuffle
Patrolman Nowak went to the hos
pital for treatment, but not until
the nipper was Jailed on charges of
being under the influence of alcohol
Evening star., 1946-06-02
Hirohito Receives
Premier Yoshidu
By the kssoeio,sd Press

TOKYO, June Premier Shi-
geru Yoshida called at the imperial
palace today and was received by
Emperor Hirohito.
1t was Yoshida's first conference
with the Emperor since the latter's
talk with Gen. Macarthur at the
American Embassy yesterday. No
statement was issued.
Evening star., 1946-06-02
Gorbo Going Home on Visit

NEW YORK, June tP).-Screen
Actress Greta Garbo will return to- Z
her native Sweden July for a vaca->t
ton, officials of the Swedish-Ameri-a
can line said today.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-07
LEGION EXPECTING
BUILDING BOOM

Helena-U.H-The American Leg
ion in Montana is ready for a build
ing boom which is expected to give
many of the states 100 posts homes
of their own, according to Herbert
Kibler, adjutant of the state de-
partment. He sad at least 20 posts
already own their buildings and
fully that number have plans for
construction.
The Montana Legion, Kibler re-
ported, brought an estimated $780,
900 of war bonds to finance post
war construction of post headquar-
tiers.
AS February opened the Legion
had a Montana membership of a
bout $4,000, according to Kibler, in
Guiding 5000 veterans of World War
H. The previous high membership
mark was $500 in l941.
Firewood sold by farmers is now
subject to price ceilings.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-07

can Red Cross is now returning to
them, speedily and without charge.
Now, girls. don't say we never
warned you-not that the warning
will do any good But read the
following and then watch closely
your mirror for the telltale symp-
toms. We found recently in our
browsing around the following:
What Price Smoking!
Take it as a tip from no less auth
GRITTY than the lady president of
the American Association of Cos
meticians:
Women smokers faces are grow
ing sharper, lips are becoming pal
lid, corners of the mouth sag, lips
commence to protrude and develop
twtching habits, and the eyes ac-
quire a blank stare"
Didn't ye ken that, girls? Your
grandmothers knew it all along;
that's why they didn't smoke.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-07

We never stand still It is the
law of life when anyone or any
thing ceases to improve, he or il
begins to retrograde. Just so when
a city reaches a StandStill It does
not remain thus but almost at once
begins to go back.
Churches, schools and other pub
lie buildings are an accurate gauge
of community'S well being. Good
churches, modern, we'll equipped
school buildings with efficient teach
ing stats, and adequate public
buildings signify town is awake
and progressive; growing in in
fluence and keeping abreast of the
times.
Let us bear this in mind when
the opportunity arises to support
the worthwhile enterprises of the
community Today, it may be school
improvement; tomorrow it might
be municipal building or bigger and
better churches. Whatever it IS,
let us be ready to help OUR com
HluInly 90 Oh 10 DetlGI ana more
worthwhile heights, never standing
still but always moving ahead
The old earth swine" had tough
time last Friday seeing his shadow
in Libby Several local authori-
ties have told us, it makes no diff
ference anyhow; we'll have just so
much winter regardless of his por-
cine highness-and Spring will
come Just as soon. Well, that is
relief
1t is not sign of high mentality
to be able to criticize The Kings
Fool could make folks laugh at the
monarch, and yet keep his head!
1t has been said: Advice is
cheap" and Success is one percent
inspiration and ninety-nine percent
perspiration.
Here's to more perspiration and
greater SUGGEST
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-07

An item coming from Red Cross
headquarters brings good news. It
appears the ending of the war has
left a large amount of blood plasma
no longer needed by the Army and
Navy. This is to be distributed
to doctors and hospitals.
Every physician and surgeon
licensed to practice will have one
complete unit of blood plasma in
his bag Every acceptable hospi-
tai in every community will have
a supply of plasma which is ready
for instant use in the treatment of
any patient without charge for the
product.
The blood given free by the A
merican people through the Ameri-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-07
Box 922
Libby, Mont.
February l, '4G

Editor
The Western News
Libby, Montana
Dear Sir:
l have noticed your interest in
the wild life Of our county as eX-
pressed in your paper and especially
the remarks about the feeding Of
deer
Deer, as we all know, feed most
ly on tWigs, brush, and leaves. When
need arises they paw away the snow
to get the grass, low brush, and
the joint grass along the river
banks. Deep snow thus only hind
ers their ability to get around in
search of food. They migrate to
the areas of less snow in winter
unless attracted to stay on their
summer range by very open win
ter or other unusual condition.
Feeding deer thus should be only
resorted to as a purely temporary
measure as last resort Unless
the feeding is adequate, and pro-
lection provided against predatory
animals that will be attracted by
any unusual concentration of deer
more harm than good will be done
1t has been my experience that
feeding once started viii need to
be continued every winter to an
increasing large herd Of deer with
a large percentage of less vigorous
animals because feeding upsets the
natural wedding out of the less
suited animals.
My observations indicate that
deer viii clean up five pounds Of
lcafy alfalfa hay per head per day.
The latest feeding charts for deer,
elk H. and antelope place the main
tenance ration 1T closer to three
pounds of alfalfa per hundred ID.
weight of animal
In conclusion | would say that
the feeding program would need
indeed be well planned lest the
disadvantages outweigh the advan-
tages
Sincerely
Charles Candee
right; the management of The West
ern News IS greatly interested IN
the welfare of Lincoln County
game. He is further correct in
stating shat lHdiScriminate feeding
OF game is unWIse However it is
a matter which will bear constant
study and the publishing of let
tcrs from our subscribers in the
field helps keep this matter be
fore the public which is as 1t should
be. We have studied the. matter
extensively ourselves, but cannot
claim to be anrautholity
Salesman:IB your mother home
SOM"
Boy, sitting on steps: yes, Sir
Salesman (after knocking several
times) Il thought you said your
mother was at home"
Boy "She is, but we don't live
here"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-07

who had removed there from the
North and who was in love with the
city and its people. Several years
before that time, the veterans of
the Confederacy were holding their
annual convention in Tampa. This
man from the North had donated
the use of his car for the conven-
fence of the visiting veterans in a
hospitality that the ely was extend
ing. In due time this man from
the North had his car filled with
a number of Southern colonies and
as they drove over the city in
parade they reminiSced and made
frequent disparaging remarks about
those damn Yankees. The Northern
er listened for some little time
and then remarked, We'll gentle
men, you are riding in the car of
one of those damn Yankees" In
stantly the man said he could sense
a stiffening and shock in the at
titude of the veterans but almost
Immediately one of them smiled
and chuckled with true Southern
courtesy and passed the incident
off by kindly remark.
Those were the only two Incl
dents we met with on our trip
through the Southland that would
recall the bitterness of former days.
Now let us hope that the good
people of Atlanta and the move
ment they are starting will bury
the hachet so deep that it may never
be exhumed to plague and disturb
a great people, people that should
live in this glorious land in toler-
ance and real affection.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-07

1t is not sign of high mentality
to be able to criticize. The Kings
Fool could make folks laugh at the
monarch, and yet keep his head!
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-07

1t has been said: Advice is
cheap" and Success is one percent
inspiration and ninety-nine percent
perspiration
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-07

Here's to more perspiration and
greater success!
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-02-07

Firewood sold by farmers is now
subject to price ceilings.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-27
Klavnice pohe zvine v teknli z
nizU izji cenarii, XII 1h uvede 0PA
VELIKO MORNARISKO
LETALO v DELU

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Pod-
admiral Arthur w. Radford, ma
celnik mornariskega letalskega
oddelka, je sporocil, da DO okrog
&c. septembra gotovo najvecje
letalo "a pistajanje ma vodi, XII
Sc gradi Burbank, Calf, in
pripravljeno "a preizkusevalne
polete. Letalo DO stirimi mo-
torji in DO nosilo prtljago $4,000
funtov, vstevsi 1853 potnikov in
DO imelo mad 300 mill ma uro
BRINE. Imenuje Sc "Constitu-
tion' in ga izdeluje Lockhead
Co.
Dvoje takih letal bo stale u
milijonov dolarjev. Prvotno je
druzba imela narcotic "a so ta-
kin letal, toda stevilo :je bilo
zadnji cas- znizano. Letalo bo
sposobno leteti 1000 mill zIaz-
Jim tovorom. Ako DO vlada ze-
LEILA vec takih letal, DO vsako ma
daljno letalo stalo $2,225,OOO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-27
La Guardia je uvidel
velike tezave repa-
triacije beguncev

BERLIN, 21. augusta (O.N.
A. - Fiorelo La Guardia, ge-
neralni ravnatelj UNRRA-e, je
|povedal porocevalcu O.N.A.
pred svojim odhodom v Varsa-
vo, da 81 ne della nobenih iluzij
glede tega, kako tezko DO pre-
pricati begunce, da Sc vrnejo
domov. Toda odlocen je storiti
vse, kar DO lie mogel, da to do
seze.
Navzlic novi politiki UNR-
Rae, XII je posvecena sode-
lovanju z razlicnimi vladami v
Evropi v svrho propaganda "a
repatriacijo, 6. La Guardia ne
pricakuje, da Sc DO prijavilo
mnogo zidovskih izseljencev "a
povratek v svojo stare domovi-
no.
La Guardia je dejal, da misK,
da je incl dober uspeh v svojih
razgovorih glede repatriacije s
predse d dnikom jugoslovanske
Wade, marsalom Titom, O kate
rem je dejal, da je "quite a
guy. Izrazil je nado, da DO
njegovo potovanje ma Poljsko
istotako uspesno.
v razgovoru ruskim gene
ralom Krueekinom, je izjavil, da
upa, da DO mogel pregovoriti se
vee ljudi, da 81 ogledajo, kako
strahotno vojno skodo je trpe-
Ia Russia, in koliki so njeni pro-
blemi obnovitve.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-27

Ia naval pomeni, da DO "a ne
kaj casa mnogo raznega mesa
ma trgu, da pa bo potem nastalo
pomanjkanje mesa, ker bodo
farmerji drzali zivino in prasice
ma farmah.
Neki zastopnik poljedelskega
departmental je nocoj rekel: mi
danes jemo meso, XII bi morale
biti Sc ma pasnikih. Vprasanje
je, kaj bono storili pozneje."
Ma dvanajstih postajah v
Chicagu in drugod je bilo danes
100000 glav Irvine, $1,000 telet,
$4,000 prasicev ter $4,000 ovac
in jagnjet. Prosli ponedeljek je
dospelo ma trg $1,000 glav zivi-
ne in 1000 prasicev.
Gene "a krave in vole so zdrk-
nile cd 81 do 81 pri sto funtih
1--WE teze, medtem ko so prasici
padli So do So pri sto funtih.
V klavniskem distriktu Chi
caga so bill posebni policijski
oddelki, ki 50 skrbeli "a red v
'prometni' gneei, XII je nastals
vsled stoterih tovornih avtov z
zivino in prasici.
Samo v chicaske klavnice je
danes dospelo $4,000 glav Irvine,
$4,000 prasicev in $500 ovac.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-27
Tesarji bodo poslej
gradii izkljucno
veteranske domOve

Vodstvo AFL tesarske unije
je vceraj odpoklicalo vse unij-
ske delavce, Xxi so bill zaposleni
ma trgovskih poslopjih in prede-
lavah ter Jim odredilo delo sa-
mo na gradnji novih his "a We
terane.
Ia odlocba unijskih voditeljev
nina primere in pomeni, da v le-
tosnji seziji tesarji ne bodo vec
delali ma nobenih kegljaskih ma
pravah, gledaliscih, gostilnah in
drugih slicnih poslopjih.
Carl J. Schwarzer, predsednik
tesarskega okroznega sveta, je
dejal, da bodo sestavili odbor
veteranov tesarskega okroznega
sveta v swho, da Sc pregleda-
jo prosnje "a srazne gradnje. Ia
odhor bo sestojal il enega "a
stopnika Ameriske legije, enega
zastopnika Veterans of Foreign
Wars in tri cd unije.
Unijski nadzorniki bodo pazi-
Ii ma zapocetih delhi, da jih kdo
drugi ne izvrSi. V ia namen bo-
do unijski delavci prispevali po
SO centov ma dan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-27

smo Sc tukaj ne samo cato, ker
so bill to nasi sorodniki, ne sa-
mo zato, ker so bill oni sinovi
in heere nasega slovenskega ma
roda in kri nase krvi, ampak
predvsem zato, ker so Sc borili,
zato, ker so prelivali svojo kri,
cato, ker so dali svoja zivljenja
v boju proti fasizmu in nacizmu,
v boju "a demokracijo. ..r
"Borili so sc "a demokracijo,
tako Jim je bio povedano. Be-
seda 'demokracija' ina cist in
jasen pomen in vendar jo ljudje
tolmaeijo ma razlicne nacine.
Demokracija je vlada ljudstva.
Ne vlada delodajalca mad delav-
Gem, ne vlada mocnejsega mad
slabejsem, ne vlada velikega ma
rOda mad mallml narOdl. Demo-
kracija mora pomeniti svobodo
vsakega. najmanjsega naroda,
da je sam gospodar ma svoji
Tlastni zemlji. Demokracija mo-
ra pomeniti, da bodo imeli tudi
nasi Slovenci v start domovini,
da so gospodarji ma svoji zemlji
Ipo tisti lepi paroli, XII Sc glasi: :
'Kar je nasega, ne damo, kar je
tujega, ne maramo.'
"Demokracija je zmagala, ta-
ko Sc nam je povedalo. Toda mi
Dalje ma 2. stranD =.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-27
UcENJE JEZIKOV KOT
SREDSTVO IA SLOGO
MED NARoDI SVETA

Pretekli teden Sc je v Endi-
cottu, N. Y, vrsila mednarod-
ma konvencija uciteljev, katere
so Sc udelezili zastopniki il 80
razlicnih draw. Priporcano je
bilo, da United National Educa-
.tional, Scientific and Cultural
Organization zavzame vodilno
vlogo, da sc med vsemi narodi
Pospesi ucenje angleskega jezi-
,ka, XII maj bi postal drugi najvec-
il jerk ma svetu. Delegat il Me-
hike je porocal, da je angles6ina
obligaten jerk "a ucenje v vseh
visjih solah v Mehiki.
Ma splosno Sc priporoca, da bi
Sc ljudje ueili raznih jezikov, da
hi bolje razumeli drug drugega
in tudi kulturne vrline, XII so
skrite v raznih knjigah vseh mo-
gocih jezikov sveta. Znanje jezi-
kov hi tudi bill prvi korak k sve-
tovnemu miru, katerega 81 vsi
narodi zelijo.
Lepo bi bilo, ma primer, da bi
Sc Slovenci nauciI ruseine, pred
vsem pa seveda lastnega sloven-
skega jezika. z malim trudom
bi Sc vse to lahko doseglo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-27
JEZIKOVNI ODDEI4EK
AAlERISKE ARMADE

WASHINGTON. Gen. Iii
senhower je naznanil, da je odo-
bril- poseben oddelek ameriske
armade, ki Sc DO bavil 2 uce-
MEM vseh jezikov ma svetu, da
bodo Amerikanci pripravljeni
za vse mogoce prilike. III izsola-
nj ingvisti bodo t,ldi seznanje-
ri = politicnimi, geograficriimi,
konomskimi ID socialnimi pro-
blemi posameznih narodov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-27

Blizu 5000 nash sljuii il col
linwoodskega okrozja in drugih
delov Clevelanda Sc je udelezilo
proslo 'nedeljo popoldne proslave
odkritja spomenika padlim vo-
jakom IL naselbine, XII Sc je vr-
sila ma prostorih Slovenskega
delavskega donna.
Po povorki Sc je oh spomeni-
ku vrsil spored, XII je trajal uro
in pol. Program je otvorila Mrs.
Antonia Tomle, predsednica od-
bora, XII je izvedel akcijo "a spo-
menik, potem pa je vodstvo IL
rocila John E. Lokarju, XII je ma
proslavi zastopal governerja
Franka ]. Lauscheta. zupana
Thomasa A. Burkea, XII je bolan,
je zastopal pomozni policijski
prosecutor Vatro ]. Grill.
Proslave Sc je udelezil oddelek
Ameriske legije, v katere ime-
nu je govoril veteran obeh sve-
tovnih vojn Jack Persky. Med
prisotnimi je bill tudi predsed-
mix mestne sodnije Burt w.
Griffin.
Svecanost proslave je pove-
cal nastop zhora "Jadran" in
Mladinskega zbora Slovenskega
delavskega donna, XII sta zapela
vec primernih pesmi. Igrala je
godba Sv. Jozefa.
Izrazi zelje - trajen mir
med nar0fh sveta
Javnosti 20 bill predstavljeni
zastopniki lokalnih drustev, ka-
terih prispeyki % omogocili po-
stayitev spomenika. Skoro vsi
brez isjenle % izraxili zeljo, da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-27
MA OBISKU

L San Francisco, Cal, SO Sc
daj prvic ma obisku v Cleve-
landu Mrs. Sophie Ostroska, sin
George in hcerka Jennie. Tu Sc
nahaj jajoA pri Mr.. in Mrs. Ostro-
Ska, 6406 Superior Ave. Upa-
mo, da Sc bodo prav dobro "a
bavali v nasi naselbini!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-27
HOOVER NASTOPIL
PRoT1 JU!GOSLAvIJI

PASADENA, CAL, 26. avgu.
sta-Bivsi predsednik Hoover :je
danes rekel, da bi Zedinjene dr.
zave morale ustaviti vse nadali-
ne refine posiljatve v Jugosla-
WHO, "dokler Sc tam ne bodo vr-
sile svobodne volitve, kakor je
bilo sklenjeno v Jalti."
Hoover je izjavil, da so caso-
pisi v Jugoslaviji kontrelirani,
in da ljudstvu nj znano, da je
Amerika poslala tia "a 200 mill
jonov dolarjev ziveza, obleke in
poljedelskega orodja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-27
Z BOLNIsNICI

v Cleveland Clinic bolniSnici
na 2. 80 St. in Euclid Ave. Sc
nahaja Mrs. Frances Lnpan-Se-
nor + Bessemer, Pa. zelimo il
skora jsnje popolno okrevanje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-27
KLUB "LJUBLJANA'

Nocoj OBJ osmih Sc vrsi seja
kluba ''Ljubljana' v Slov. dru-
stvenem domu ma Recher Ave.
Prosi Sc vse clane in clanice, da
Sc gotovo udelezijo polnostevil-
no.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-27
Cena Ivini in prasicem padla
vsled silnega navala ma klavnice

CHICAGO 26. avg:-Cene zivin in prasicem vseh
vekih zvinskh trgh danes drasticno padle kar je
rezula snega navaa posila klavnice kjer upajo
farmer dobiti vsje cene predno bodo certek sope
veavo Gene, katere doloci urad OPA
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bi bila vojna, v kateri so dali
zivljenje oni, katerih spomin sc
je pocastilo, zadnja, in da bi
zmaga mad silami fasizma "a
jamcila trajen mir vsem naro-
dom sveta.
Mr.. Lokar je zbranemu naro-
du povedal, da je kot tajnik 60
vernerja Lauscheta prisostvoval
re mnogim slicnim proslavam v
raznih delhi drzave Ohio, da pa
je spomenik, XII je bill postavljen
pri SID najlepsi izmed vseh.
Pojasnjeno je bilo, da je veljal
okrog $4,000.
Govor predsednika Slovenskega
delavskega donna
Pomemben govor je incl OBJ
tel priliki Mr.. Matt Petrovich,
|predsednik Slovenskega delav-
'skega donna, XII je med drugim
dejal:
"Prav primerno je, da ste po-
|stavili spomenik ma zemljo Slo-
venskega delavskega donna. To
je edini kos zemlje, XII ne spada
nobenemu posamezniku, ampak
vsemu nasemu narodu, XII je ma
.seljen v nasi collinwoodski ma
selbini. To je kos zemlje, ma ka-
terem stoji mas Dom, nase kul-
|turno sredisGe, mas Dom, XII je
tudi svoje vrste spomenik, spo-
menik nase narodne in delavske
zavesti, nasih zadruznih idej in
nasega sloznega della.
Danes smo Sc zbrali tukaj
|skupaj, da odkrijemo spomenik
|nasim vojakom, ki SO Sc udelezili
zadnje svetovne vojne. Zbrali
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-27
Poljska bo nastopila proti
internacionalizaciijii Trsta

PARIZ 21. augusta %. N A. - Il verodostojnih vi
rov e prejea Overseas Agency vest da posa
deegaca prhodnj teden oocno nastopiti proti inter
nacionalzaci Trsta Ia napad sklep veke cetvorce
DO nabrze nahu kar h je bilo dozda ia del mirov-
nih predlogov.