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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-04
PROGRESIVNA SLOYENKA
MAS BODRI
'Draga Mrs. Ivanusch:

Draga Mrs. Ivanusch: 4
Zdi Sc mi, da hi bilo dobro
podrezati in pocukati te nase
progressive, da Sc oglasijo in to
Sc bolj, kot ste jih zadnjic. Prav
,mnogo izmed njih, zlasti pa Sc
1lase glavne odbornice, bi sc mo-
rale bolj pogosto oglasiti. ~
Nasa zena ina toliko skusenj
(pravijo da skusnja uci Glove
:ka), da sem gotova, da bi 81
medsebojno lahko veliko poma-
gale. Res je, da SO ravno sedaj
gotovo zelo zaposljene z roeni-
mi deli, .ker vsaka DO gotovo
prispevala kak lep komad "a
razstavo, vendar kolikor je zna-
no, zna in We nasa zena marsi-
kaj in cemu bi torej ne poma-
gale ena drugi .dobrim nau-
kom ali nasvetom.
Da, res je! Mas narod je
skromen, ina pa blister UNI in
dasiravno je sola velik pripo-
moeek k znanju, vendar najvec-
ia della in najvecje iznajdbe so
Sc porodile v samostojno misle-
,cih glavah.
Danes je priprosti clovek pri-
siljen misliti samostojno, ker
mnogi takozvani voditelji ne
gledajo ma splosno korist ,naro-
da, .ampak hocejo vladati le Sc
bi v korist.
Spominjam Sc kako SO pro-
gresivne priredile pred lett ne
kaj zanimivih diskuzij in preda-
vanj. zelja bi bila, da Sc kaj ta-
kega zopet napravi in obnovi.
Med clanicami .imamo toliko
razumnih, da lahko marsikaj
poducnega povedo ali pa zapise-
10 in S tenn bodo tudi druge de-
lezne, XII Jim ia ali .ona rec nj
znana. Resnicno, veliko 81 'lahko
medsebojno ,pomagamo, da bo
zivljenje lepse in lazje.
Danes je prisel svet tako da-
lee, da sc ne moreno vec "a
nesti ma razne voditelje, ker nj
SO tn, ,da hi narodu koristii, pac
pa "a hocejo Sc naprej voditi in
vladati MIN samim v korist.
Progresivna Slovenka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-04

in Mrs. V. Coff sta otvorila nil
ju .nci in yet, Mr.. in Mrs. Ed
ward Racich ,zlatarsko .trgovi-
no in .popravljalnico zlatnine in
.ur v trgovskem srediscu ma Lee
in Kinsman Rd. Mlademu paru
zelimo mnogo uspeha v njih pod
jetju, slavljencema srebrne po-
roke pa nase iskrene cestitke!
Nasa bivsa 81. jpredsednica
Mrs. Pavla Kline Sc je "a stall
no preselila v Florido. Tudi njej
zelimo zdravja in 1uspeha. Ka-
.dar pa j DO cas- kaj dopuscal,
maj nam posHe par vrstic
tamkajsnjih aktivnostih in raz-
,merah. Bono ,prav rade citale!
|. Ma letosnjem ibazaru bono
sgotovo obeutno tpogresale del
nase vestne in zmozne tclanice,
Gusti Franceskinove, XII .se de
preselila letosnjo pomlad
" Greenwood, Wisconsin, " bill
Zinc sestre Mrs. Anne Primo.
Mr.. Franceskin je namrec
tam pricel kamnosesko podjetje
"a nagrobne spomenike, v kate
ri stroki je bill vescak. Tudi cd
njih bono cd casa do casa rade
kaj slisale! 49,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-04
DAROVI "a
SLOW. MAR. CITAINICO

,Naslednji ljubitelji kulture SO
darovali Slovenski narodni cital-
.nici kot blagovoljno clanarino !:
,Po IS: Anton Tanko, Drustvo
"Lozka dolina" in Neimenovan.
So: .Napredni Slovenci, st. 5 SDZ
.po 81: Jakob Cic, Mrs. J. Spe-
HEX, Frank Belaj, Frank Kle-
mencic in Mrs. F. .Klementic.
Odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-04
"Trije vaski svetniki" pride
jo ma oder SID

Cleveland, -. - v neQel1O,
Is. decembra Sc bo vrsila prize
ditev podruznice st. 48 SANSa
" Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd. To pot bo 60
stovalo dramsko drustvo eve
,rovsek' in igralci tega zbora
bodo vprizorili t&ridejansk TX o
kmecko burko "Trije vaski svet-
niki" nam v zabavo in rave
drilo. Cisti preostanek cd te pri-
redbe je pa namenjen "a dopol-
nitev sklada "a mladinsko boil
nts1ico v FSloveniji, "a katero
zbira :organizacija Slovenskega
Ameriskega Narodnega ;Sveta.
1gro "Trije vaski svetniki" 50
podali igralci dramskega zbora
"Verovsek" leta 1892 (v najhuj-
81 depresiji) dvakrat in pri obeh
predstavah je bila dvorana "a
sedena in pri prvi Sc je morale
precej posetnikov ,zadovoljiti S
stojisai; igrali smo jo tudi v
Warren, o. Ljudje so Sc ma
vseh teh predstavah nasmejali
do solz in mpogi Sc Sc spominja-
jo Lahajnarjevega Jakca "rac-
ka ma vodi", .zupana Porente in
ostali ansambel.
Tudi "a to predstavo sc je IL
bralo dobre igralce in igralke.
zupana Porento ,bo igral John
steblaj, njegovo szeno :Ursko
Josephine Mocnik, njuno heer
FAM, Florence Durn; kolarja
simca, Andy Bozic; njegovo
hcer Marjanco, Jennie Primo
peka Bavdeka, Joe Godec;. uci-
.telja Louis Cernic, Lahajnarje-
vo mamo Frances Henikman,
njenega sina Tony zigman, zup-
nika Louis ,Kaferle, zdravnika
Tony Primo, :potovko Manca
Bashel in deklo Betty Kapel. -,
Igro rezira John Steblai.
Ia govornika Sc je povabilo
DR.. <stanka ,Zoreta, legalnega
svetnika pri :ugoslovanski am
oasadi v Washingtonu. .Zacetek
igre bo oh treh popoldne in I'VE
Ger Sc v1si pies v obeh dvora-
nah inv spodnji dyorani BE bo
takoj po predstavi serviralo We
terjo in: na]daIjevalo 2 'sdomafo
zabavo, v avditoriju pa pricne
splosen pies Oh losmih zvecer,
+kjer 'bo igral Vadnalov orkester.
zato pa, ako 81 zelte .resnic-
no dobre zabave, posetinlo We
seloigro Trije vssAi syetniki''
" i,edeljo, 10. dseenbra popot
sNadaljsyanjs ns Z, steapI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-04
,EZ UREDNIsKE MIZE

Dandanes ga ze skoro nj kra-
ia " zdruz snih drzavah, 'kjer ne
tbi nasli slovenskih seljencev.
I'm daDiravno ,je prisip zadnje .tR-
Sc v raodo potovati " bolj gor-
Ike kraje, kot sta Florida in Ca
'lifornija, pa je Sc r1osti 'tnkih,
Xxi sc trmasto drzimo bolj ostre
in mrzle Kline. =
81 -
Talso ,asin citala azaAnje ease
" lokalpem chardo donskem caso-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-04
Zahvala Slovenske
,1arodne citalnice

naroune c1famlce
Slovenska narodna citalni-
ca Sc iskreno zahvaljuje vsem
tistim osebam, posameznikom
in .skupinam, XII so ma en- ali
drugi nacin doprinesle, da je BIZ
la proslava njene 40-letnice 10.
novembra tako lepo izvrsena.
Res, da je bill financni uspeh
bolj skromen, pa je moralsr
uspeh toliko vecji, da zmanjsa-
je to financno skromnost.
Da nj bila citalniska priredi-.
tev zadostno obiskana je vzrol1
ia, vsaj tako mi sklepamo, ker
so imeli veliko proslavo v Col
linwoodu, prireditev v Euclidu
in koncert ma Maple Heightsu
ravno isti dan. Kljub temu smo
prepricani, da bi bila lahko dvo-
rama polna ma citalniski prize
ditvi, ker je nasa St. 1clairska
okolica zadosti velika, po nasem
mnenju cello dosti prevelika, da
bi napolnila dvorano Slovenske-
ga narodnega donna oh ,tako
vazni slavnosti ,kot obletnice
Slovenske narodne citalnice.
Maj DO temu tako ali druga-
&c, nasa citalnica Sc cuti, da je
izyrsila svoj jo moralno dolznost,
bolj tezko pa bi bilo to ugoto-
viii cd strani nase publike. Ne
samo to. Citalnica 81 takorekoc
steje v cast, ker je svojo 40,
letnico proslavila S tako lepim
koncertom.
Gotove osebe, XII so bile ma
tenn koncertu, in XII dobro razu-
mejo take in podobne stvari, so
rekle: ITO je pevski in godben
banket!" Nekdo cd teh pa ja
pripomnil: ''In publikum je bi!
povabljen ma ia banket, pa je
pozabil priti!''
Da je torej bill to res muzika-
len banket, smo mnenja, da n:
treba nadalje iskati dokazov
Zato sc Slovenska narodna ci-.
talnica najiskreneje zahvaljuje
vsem, XII so sodelovali ma tenn
programu. 'Ker MISC bile tocke
popolno oznaeene v programn;
knj jz.ci, vecji del lie imena oseb
XII so jih proizvajale in je bilo
treba vsako tocko posebej ma
povedati poslusalcem, maj tukaj
navedemo vspored took, kakor
so bile proizvajane:
Ivan Zorman, slovenski Pc
.snik in skladatelj, govori o slo-
venskem slovstvu, pesnikih in
pisateljih.
Mcski zbor "Slovan" il Eucli-
da pole sledece pesnai: 'Dijas
ka', "Soci' in 'tOj veeer je ze'
skladba Ivana sZormana.
Frank Slejko igra ma vijolino
"Elmanovo Tango" in Kreisler~
jevo lepo skladbo "Liebesfroid''
Pri klavirju ga spremlja Vera
Slejko. -
Ancka Safred, solistinja tGlas-
Ebene Matice, ,poje 'Deklisko pc
sem" in "Pred slovesom' obe
skladbi Ivana Zormana. Pri kla
virju 10 spremlja Vera Slejko
John Nosan in Louis Belle
solista 7Glasbene Matice, po5ets
'Bodi zdrava domovina" P II
Eklavirju jupspremlja Weral sslst
ko. - Odmor. S,
Drugo polovico progralna zac
snejo tri nladenke " ll1netnein
plesu, 'toda vsaka fnastopi .pos
ksamezno in sicer: Jutly iPretnat
kot ssimbolicna plesalka, 'Shireer'
Tied 4knt lakrnhatidna spiesalka
in Beverly Popoyic kot tap ple-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-04
Bazaar Progresivnih
Slovenk

Cleveland, O. - Krozki st. 1,
D, 3, in z jProgresivnih Slovenk
Amerike, sbodo soboto 8. de-
Ecembra in v 'nedeljo 9. decem-
bra :imeli svoj :predbozicni ,ba-
szar. Bazaar DO odprt v soboto
zveeer OBJ 1880 ", ,Slovenskem de-
lavskem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
cisti dobieek tega bazarja :bo
sci " upravni .sklad sorganizaci-
je in DO uporabljen " ecilju or
ganizirania novih krozkov. Ma
sa prihodnja 'lkonvencija Sc ne
bo vrsila " Clevelandu. Nj Sc
doloceno skje Sc DO vrsila, toda
sklenjeno je, da Sc obdrzi " ne
KEN drugem ,mestu. .,.
'Krczki St. 4, 2 in Z so izvrsili
veliko sivalnega della, kot pred
pasnike, podstavke "a .lonce,
pregrinjala, otroskih oblekc,
nocnih plascev it'd.
'Krozak St. 3 bo izvrsil ,vse
kuhinjske posle. Ma zadnji Sc
j je ,vsaka clanica ,bila vprasa-t
ma kaj lahko stori. Odzvale so
Sc, da bodo pekle: ,strudle, ,poti-
ce, krofe, sladscice, torte, "sar-
kelj' it'd. Ceravno je pomanjka-
ME sladkorja, bono vseeno na-
Ipolnile nase mize. Torei clani-
Ece krczka St. 3, kar .pridno ma
delo, ker samo BE nekoliko dne-
vov mas deli cd nasega bazarja.1
Cello itiste elanice, Xxi MISC bile ma
zadnji seji vedo "a ia bazar.
Moran Sc pripomniti, da Sc.
bo oddalo krasne dobitke onim,
ki jim bo naklonjena sreca. Tri-
DE dobitki, XII SO doloceni, so:
''pressure cooker, .elek tricni
'stoastmaster'' in elektricni Ii
kalnik.
Torej, ne pozabite, vsi, XII Sc
radi zabavate v veselem krogu,
prijateljev, pridite v soboto in
nedeljo v Slovenski delavski
dom ma Waterloo -Rd,, .kjer yag
|bot cakala sreca, prijetna druz-.
ba, fina okreEdila in lepa zaba-
va.
Mary Ster, tajnica.
PrisperGjte ~ otT0BkD skol-
sajG, ne hesed! PriSpevuite ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-04

pisu sinovih nasih poznanih
slovenskih druzin, Hi so Sc odli-
kovali ma en- ali drug nacin. Pr
vi je bill Eugene Terbizan, sin
poznanega drustvenega in ,kul-
turnega delavca JOS. F. Terbi-
zana. On je odnesel prvo nagra-
do ma Halloween maskeradi v
Chardonu, kjer je skupno z ne
kim ;tovarisem predstavljal su-
haste in poskocno Bessie ali
po nase - kravo. Eugene je kr-
maril sprednji del stirinozne in
rogate zivali in bill torej odgo-
voren "a veliko pozornost, kate
70 je vzbujala ,kravica med ma
vzocimi.
Zadnjic pa je bilo priobceno
obsirno .porocilo o otvoritvi no.
vega .avtomobilskega podjetja
oziroma ,prodajalne Kaiser in
Frazer ,avtov dveh .bratov, To-
ny in Rudy Privately (Prija-
telD, XII sta sinova nase ,clanice
Mrs. Prijatelj il Conneaut, O..
Pred zahvalnim dnem pa SO
imeli solarji v Claridon .obcini
solsko prireditev in razstavo SOL
skin del, kakor .tudi pridelkov
svojih vrtov in med onimi, XII SO
razstavili zeljnate glave, je od-
nesel prvo nagrado sin Malen-
skove druzine, Lee Malensek,
necak nasih clanic Frances Tav-
car in Pauline Debevec. ,Tako
,vidimo in smo lahko zadovoljne,
da stopajo nasi otroci po vzgle-
du svojih pridnih in podjetnih
starsev. In enakih primerov pr
,vacenja nash mladih je sirom
Amerike ma stotine in O kate
rih bi 2bilo zanimivo vec 1citati
lin slisati. clanice :poroe;a jte
urednici O slicnih stvareh, ker
,vse to mas DO jaoilo in tenn tes-
:neje medsebojno druzilo. ce sbo-
mo pokazale nasi mladini, da
mas zanima .njih udejstvovanje,
Sc sbo ;tudi ona v vecji meri "a
.nimala "a mas in "a .nase delo.
Pred kratkim Sc je ;morall
tpodvreci operaciji clanica kroz-
ska stew. /, Mrs. Mary Slejko IL
Arcade Ave., soproga Mr.. Frank
Slejka in matt poznanih godbe-
nikov. Nasa iskrena zelja je, da
.bi scimpreje okrevala in Sc ella
in zdrava zopet povrnila v krog
svoje druzine in nasega deloya-
MIA. s1e
= ID, a.
Kaksen DO mas fbazar? Goto-
ivo DO zopet ,nekaj posebnega,
'ker krozki kar nekam ma them
:tekmujejo, kateri Sc bo bolj po-
stavil s .svojimi deli. Urednici nj
mnogo znanega O ,podfobnostih
,priredbe. Vemo lie toliko, da 81
sboste ilahko izmed iocnih del po-
ljubno izbrali primerna bozicna
darila, da DO tudi nekaj ,ribnis-
.kih lesenih del in pa ,dobrega
tpeciva .(Rake sale), ikaterega
boste lahko kupili "A ,doma6o
mizo. Natancnosti o razstavi in
.hazarju lboste razvidele IL poro-
ella 81. tajnice.
y
Pri druzini tajnice lkrozka st,
z tpri Mile 'Bradac, ,se ,je yzgla-
Isila teta storklja ter pustila no.
.vnrnjendha. Ali lie fantek ali
!p,ln0ka nan, nj I bilo poyedano.
,tBortio pofccali ,drugiG). Vse-
kalsor na6e isitrene 6estitke Mr..
In Hrs. Bradac! S tenn ,je po-
stalA Mrs. Herbizan stara ma
asaica!
Nekako Y srebrni jubilej Mr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22

ing moppngcn action III the Maranras he picked up what he
thought WIS dead hand grenade 1t exploded in his face. leaving
him blind and with but one arm
So. the war was over for Sergeant Graher Soon. he was shipped
back to the United States but the sergeant meanwhile had lost all
contact with his family II Nar-toIn Europe He felt he had moth
ing to come home to- nothing to 1--we fl
Sergeant Gt4ber was IN this state of Dependency when he was
discovered by Ms Mclean at Walter Reed hospital here. She took
an immediate interest IN tim. talked With him in the ward ana
later invited him to Friendship to the parties Size gave f1 service
men.
Sergeant G3absr 5gan to BRIGHTEN. Things began to look a
little different Dtnrg Anger took hml IA hand and ne learned to
dance an over AGAIN
Why. Pete is a marvellous dancer Dianne says enthusiastically
"IIe does the polka better than anybody know
Dame went with Sergeant Graher to night clubs. He enjoyed
everything about It, He told Dlrne he used 70 work IN a night
Mrs Mclean gave Peter the win to i've Ilanne says sel-
ousIy. dseountng her own role in retes rehabilitation.
Meanwhile, after an operation IN his arm at Walter Reed, Pete
was transferred 10 a training school tor The blind at Avon. Conn.
pendent how to get around by himself He learned to make things.
ana all tins despite the fact that he IS blind and has only one hand.
L just don't STE hoN he did It," Dlanne explains He made the
most adorable little woody dog for Mrs Mclean, looks like a poodle.
She KEEPS It on neg bed with her other little toy dogs and she
calls it Pete"
Danne sad that Sergeant Grlber had made her a beautiful PAIR
of wooden lamps. and was completing A fine leather purse.
To a great extent. Sergeant Graber has whipped has troubles and
he's learned to help himself. Ills wonderful sEtIt Is IN inspiration
to all who know him He shuns assistance. and
insists on making the taxi and tram trips all by q Meets
himself e..h.,n.
An unexpected bright spot IN Sergeant Grabers "' "
holiday here vas the ARRIVAL of his brother. George Capitol
The two hadn't seer each other for three years
George had been n the service, fighting IN the European theater.
working for a machine tool plant. ana between times trying to get
in touch with their parents. last heard Of in Romano before the war
After three weeks at Friendship. Sgt Peter GRADER returned to
Avon Next month. however. an oDer9t-9~ IS beng planned at
Baltimore Mrs. Mclean and Other t1ea We seer to that
Doctors say that Pete has . $3.50 vna-ee for 2 restoration -
partial eyeslsht-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22
TodaV'S Horoscope.

S~eIf-rehant, diplomatic and fond
of dressing well are among your
characteristics if your birthday IS
today. You care a great deal for the
good opinion of your friends and
business associates. You + score
tive. but not to the extent Of trick
cry. You are also affectionate and
lovable and should make a happy
circle wherever you are. Today is d
tine cycle for romance. The moon
enters Libra at 1925 a., m. Start a
new venture or project this morning
that can promise your ambition,
Don't say hasty things or write a
scathing letter. At 5:25 p. m. Venus
enters AQuarius. Follow up a hunch
this evening.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22

the condition of the Treasury will
permit. both now and IN the near
and distant future.
The President has cut out a ire
msudous Job for the legislators, dnt
one that challenges their own study
and attention all the way through.
Undoubtedly they viii enac, some o
IL. while portions may as well DC
omitted.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22

I'T'''t-F"ItV ~ 'F'V ~ q EITt'V. 0III Tt We
everyhodys favorte. He chatted with the drop.
IN Y tors. and he was on hand for the big
brilliant parties
Sergeant Gr2ber found himself surrounded by
diplomats and justices. senators and generals.
He was a lone CT among a. this rank. but he
drew the most attention
Mrs Mclean overlooked nothing IN her effort
TO make things pleasant for Pete Even a
glamour girl was invited as his partner at the
parties Her name is Dlanne Anger. a slim.
brunette with a sparkling smile and plenty OF
pep
Sergeant GRADER. however. could not really
appreciate all this beauty and elamor around
hm. because he could not see it
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-22

Minute Test Answers.
:. Sal Salvador.
2 Managua.
8. regucipalpa.
Evening star., 1946-01-10
Boyington, Wed to Ex-Actress,
Explains Romantic Mixuo

ing the trusteeship. under which,
he declared, she had received be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 in salary
and allotments while he was over
seas.
But he wound up giving her 4
sort of" engagement ring. How
ever, he added, he told her there
would be no marriage between
them.
Mrs. Malcolmson had no reason
to announce we would be married, :"
he declared.
In Reno, Mrs. Malcolmson-her
divorce suit from Stewart NAL
colmson, Australian production
manager for General Motors,
marked "off calendar" into
seclusion. Her attorney said she
told him she would return some
Of Col. Boyington's personal effects
and quoted her:
Il am so stunned I have nothing
more to say. I have no reason to
see him further"
The 35-year-old officer, at his
brides Hollywood home, said he
welcomed chance to get this thing
cleaned up" Mrs. Boyington posed
for pictures with her husband, but
left the room before he started dis
cussion of the romantic mixup. She
is former film actress, well known
socially in Hollywood, and the for
mer wife Of Russell Baker, San
Francisco restaurateur.
Col. Boyington will embark Jan
uary II on lecture tour which will
occupy most of a three month leave
Evening star., 1946-01-10
Connecticut Pie Co,
To Reopen Monday

The Connecticut Pie Co., 1859 c
street NV, will resume baking
Sunday after being closed since
November 81 as result of COM
plants of unsanitary conditions.
Announcement of the reopening
for Monday sales was made by r. B
Behrend, president.
Mr.. Behrend said the public is
Cordially invited" to inspect the
company's plant Ito see conditions
under which the company's product
will be made"
The closing followed a restrain
ing order obtained by the Pure
Food and Drug Administration of
the Agriculture Department against
operation under unsanitary condi-
tons after a number of persons
contracted food poisoning from eat
ing cream pies allegedly made by
the concern.
Robert c. Lester Of the AFL
Bakery Salesmen's Union Local 80
said the reopening of the plant
would put into effect, temporarily
a union order that drivers of COM
peting baking concerns would not
deliver to former customers of the
Connecticut Co. He said the meas
ure would help the Connecticut
drivers resume their Jobs without
loss of business.
DR.. r. r. Ashworth of the Health
Departments food inspection serv-
ice said the plant had been checked
and could reopen any time now "as
far as we are concerned" He add
ed, however, that his inspectors
would continue to keep 1t under
observation.
Evening star., 1946-01-10
Admiral Land Will Begin
New Job Next Wednesday

Vice Admiral Emory S. Land has
Informed officials of the Air Trans
port Association that he will ac-
eept the presidency Of the group
and will assume his new duties next
Wednesday, the day after he gives
up his post as chairman of the
Maritime Commission.
It was said that the admiral's
salary probably will be about four
times the $4,000 a year he made
with the Maritime Commission. The
association recently engaged the
services of former Representative
Robert Ramspeck of Georgia at a
reported salary of $4,000.
In line with its policy of expan-
sion to keep pace with similar ac-
tfvities of the rail and shipping in
dustries, the association has been
building up it's staff of top executives
with a view to future development
Of domestic and international air
line operations.
On Monday the new vice presi-
dent in charge of engineering, Brig
Gen. Milton w. Arnold of the Army
Air Forces, will report for duty, it
was announced.
Evening star., 1946-01-10
Fighting Is Reported
lin 7 Iran Provinces
Occupied by Russians
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
\TEHERAN, Jan. 10.-An Iran
ian government announcement
said today that fighting had
broken out in two Russian prov
inces in Northern Iran.
A ministry of interior official said
the outbreaks occurred in Chalus,
on the Caspian Sea in Mazandaran
Province, and at Kazvin.
One person was reported killed
and two others wounded at Kazvin
in Kazvin Province, where the gov
ernment said group of immigrants
and strangers" fired on voters dur
ing provincial election.
The ministry said the attacks oc-
Cured Tuesday after "attemps to
intimidate the voters" failed.
Kazvin, 80 miles northwest OF
Teheran, is the southernmost out
post of the Russian zone of influ-
ence in Iran and may be entered
only with the permission of the
Russian commandant.
Chalus is 65 miles north OF
Teheran and Russian troops were
reported garrisoned there. The
government announcement said
fighting is reported between towns
people and Tuden Qeftist) parti-
sans" in Chalus.
The report said Tudeh party
Evening star., 1946-01-10
Youth, Is, Admits Killing
Year-0Id Memphis Baby
~ the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 10.-Dis-
trict Attorney General VIII Gerber
and Sheriff Oliver Perry jointly an
nounced early today that a 16-year-
old colored schoolboy had confessed
the Staying Of 1-year-old Sammie
Goss.
The sheriff said Fred Jackson ad-
mitted after lengthy questioning
that he killed the infant who was
found lying in the rain with his
brutally beaten mother and brother
near the smoking ruins of their
frame dwelling on the outskirts OF
Memphis.
A murder charge was filed against
Jackson yesterday after the 37-year-
old mother, Mrs. I. r. Goss, identi-
fled him from her hospital bed as
her assailant, Mr.. Perry said.
The attack on the family occurred
Tuesday shortly after the father, an
employe Of an Army depot here, had
left for work and four older children
had gone to school.
Sheriff Perry said the boy had
made a statement that he bea,
Mrs. Goss and the children after
trying to criminally assault the
mother"
Evening star., 1946-01-10
By the Associated Press.


HOLLYWOOD, Jan. lo.-Lt. Col
Gregory CPappy) Boyington was
honeymooning today with the blond
former Frances Baker, after a fast
breaking romance which left his
attractive bride happier than can
tell" and stunned" the brunette
who asserts he Tilted her. He and
Miss Baker were married in Las
Vegas, New, Tuesday.
Col. Boyington, Marine Corps all
ace who spent 20 months as a pris-
oner of the Japanese, said the
affectionate terms Of a series of tel
egrams and letters he had sent Mrs
Malcolmson were the result OF
overseas nerves"
Remember, I'd been out of the
country a long, long time." he re-
marked.
The colonel, at a press conference
yesterday, gave his version Of the
romantic mixup.
He said he met Mrs. Malcolmson
about June, 1912. on the IS. Brazil
as he was returning to the States
from Bombay.
In December. 1912, before he re-
turned to combat, he continued
he entered into a legal trusteeship
which made her guardian Of his
children by previous marriage
Gregory, jr., 10; Janet Sue, 8, and
Gloria. 6. They are now with his
parents in Brewster, Wash.
The flyer said he went to Reno
on New Year eve to discuss dissolv-