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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-31

j tamkajsnje mizarske zadru-
ge. Poleg zdravniske sobe, je]
cakalnica "a bolnike. Tudi "a
scitna sestra, XII DO zdravstve-
no postajo oskrbovala, ina svo-I
jo soho. $500 ~. i
Obnovitvena della so sc kri-
la s prispevki cd prireditev AFz.
zene so "a ureditev ambulance
darovale $4,000 din, domaci ga
silci so prispevali 1000 din.
Ostalo pa so darovali vascani in
sosedje il okoliskih .vasi. zene
so nabrale deske "a nova tia,
zbirale so zivez "a delavce, XII
so z prostovoljnim delom opra-
viii VISA potrebna mizarska in Ii
darska della.
Mirnopeska AFz je prevzela
tudi patronat mad novo zdrav-
stveno postajo. Okrozni odbor
RKS je postal daroval mnogo
sanitetnega materijala in zdra-
vii, predvsem pa hrano "a otro-
Ike in okrevajoce, kondenzirano
mleko, kakao, maslo, sladkor
it'd.
Ma dan otvoritve je prvj
zdravniski pregled izvrsila dr.
Frlanova il Novega mesta
Zdravnik bo prihajal enkrat ma
teden il Novega mesta, da pre-
isce bolnike in da v nujnih slu
cajih primerna navodila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-31
Drzovno pod ie+io obeedrzovnego.
repub|iskego in |oko|nego pomona

zveze, federalnih republik, okro-
Iii, okrajev ali krajev.
Obceljudska imovina je pod
pogoji ljudske oblasti nekaj dru-
gega kakor drzavna imovina "
start Jugoslaviji, XII je lie utrje-
vala red stare Jugoslavije in je
bila v veliki meri izkoriscena
proti interesom ljudstva.. Ia
bivsa drzavna imovina pred
stavlja novi Jugoslaviji del OBJ
celjudske imovine, XII mora slu-
ziti izkljucno interesom vsega
ljudstva kot opora druzbenega
razvoja.
&c splosni zakon o drzavnih
gospodarskih podjetij razlikuje
podjetja obcedrzavnega pome-
ma, podjetja republiskega pome-
ma in podjetja lokalnega pome-
ma, tedaj je S tenn izrazeno le
to, da podjetje prve vrste usta-
navljajo in vodijo zvezni organi
drzavne uprave, podjetja druge
vrste organi drzavne uprave
ljudskih republik, podjetja tret-
je vrste pa organi drzavne upra-
We teritorialnih enot; v vseh
treh primerih pa gre "a drzav-
ma gospodarska podjetja - "a
obceljudsko imovino.
Ia obceljudska imovina more
biti le ena in sc ne more deliti
ma primer ma zvezno obceljudsko
imovino, ma republisko, okrozno,
okrajno odnosno krajevno obce-
ljudsko imovino, ker predstav-
liza obceljudska imovina skupno
gospodarsko oporisce vsega
ljudstva v naporih "a socialni
napredek, "a uresnicenje nacrt-
mega dviganja socialnega, 60
spodarskega in kulturnega ziv-
ljenja ljudskih mnozic.
z nedavnim ukazom Prezidi-
ia Ljudske skupscine FLRJ je
bila v Sloveniji proglasena vista
drzavnih podjetij "a podjetja
obeedrzavnega pomona, med NIL
mi ma primer tudi Drzavne elek-
trarne Slovenije Xxi so prevzele
obrate prejsnjih Kranjskih de-
zelnih elektrarn, bivsih samou-
prav in obcin ter elektrarniske
obrate, XII so prisli v drzavno
last in sluzijo v pretezni meri "a
kritje obcih potreb).
S tenn, da so bile Drzavne
elektrarne Slovenije proglasene
"a drzavno podjetje obcedrzav-
mega pomona, pa Sc glede last
ninskih odnosov nj prav mic IL
premenilo. Podjetje ostane slej
ko pref obceljudska imovina, le
"a vodstvo tega podjetja je Sc
daj pristojen organ zvezne Via
de, kar bo le olajsalo razvoj
elektrifikacije in podjetja same
ga, XII bo "a svoje velike inve-
sticije laze dobilo potrebna de-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-31

narna sredstva. Elektrifikacija
je osnova in hrbtenica industria-
lizacije. Nacrtna in smotrna
elektrifikacija zahteva zgradi-
tev acknowledges omrezja, XII
ga bodo napajale vse velike elek-
trarne. Zato sc more nacrtna in
smotrna elektrifikacija izvajati
lie po skupnih drzavnih vidikih
in ne more biti prepuscena fede-
ralnim republican, ne glede ma
to, da skromnejsa federalna
sredstva ne hi zadoscala "a IL
vedbo velikopotezne elektrifika-
cije. a.. |
Glavna odlika nase ljudske
oblasti je enotnost oblasti, XII jo
izvrsujejo cd ljudstva izvoljeni
in med seboj cvrsto povezani or
gani po nacelih samouprave.
Brez te enotnosti in organizacij-
ske povezanosti 81 ne bi mogli
zgraditi blagostanja in boljsega
zivljenja. Taxa epotnost je po-
trebna .zlasti "a nacrtno dviga-
ME gospodarstva, "a dviganje
blagostanja in kulturne ravni
nasih narodov.
Nj dovolj, da je drzavni 60.
spodarski nacrt enoten. -Po enot-
nih nacelih sc morajo upravno
in operativno voditi tudi VISA dr.
zavna podjetja. Enotno vodstvo
pa je predvsem potrebno pri
onih drzavnih podjetjih, XII pred
stavljajo v tehnicnem ali finan-
cnem pogledu izhodisce nase in
dustrializacije, in pri podjetjih,
katerih proizvodi so vazni "a ma
rodno gospodarstvo kot celoto.
Taxa podjetja obcedrzavnega
pomona spadajo v splosno dr.
zavno pristojnost, ceprav so
med mimi tudi TAXA, XII so tre-
nutno po obsegu manjsa.
| Splosni zakon o drzavnih 60
spodarskih podjetjih prepusea
ureditev podjetij republiskega
in lokalnega znacaja zakoni
ljudskih ,republik. Enotni pa
morajo biti tudi "a ia podjetja
oni predpisi, XII dolocajo organi-
zacijske oblike, imovinske odno-
Sc in financno poslovanje, ker
gre pri vseh teh podjetjih "a OBJ
celjudsko imovino.
Dolocitev, da je drzavno pod
jetje obcedrzavnega pomona, pa
nj morda stalna in nespremen-
ljiVa. Ker prenos podJetJa IL
zvezne v republisko ali lokalno
pristojnost in obratno IL repub-
liske ali ''lokalne pristojnosti v
zvezno pristojnost ne predstav'
liza nobene spremembe lastnin-
skega odnosa, zato tax prenos nj
tezaven in zato tudi nj potrebno
nobeno povraeilo protivredno'
sti, sal ostane podjetje slej kc
pref obceljudska last. &c Sc pod.
jetje lokalnega ali republiskegs
pomona v teku poslovanja izka'
ze kot pomembnejse "a narodnc
gospodarstvo kot celoto, Sc lah'
ko spremeni v podjetje visjegs
pomona.
Prav tako sc lahko podjetja
XII so bila proglasena "a podjet'
ia obceljudskega pomona, pre-
nesejo pristojnost republiskiE
organov ali organov upravnote
ritorialnih enot, &c bi sc izkaza
10, da po svojem pomenu ne SO
dijo zvezno pristojnost.
Ker predstavljajo vsa ia pod
jetja obceljudsko imovino, zate
tudi ne more biti tezav pri mo-
rebitni fuziji drzavnih podjeti.
ali pri zdruzitvi podjetij v pod
jetniske skupine odnosno v sku
pine pod skupno upravo zarad
boljse organizacije proizvodnje
boljsegas izkoriscanja surovin
polizdelkov in odpadkov ali pa
zaradi skupne prodaje proizvo'
dov odnosno izkljueitve ali ONE
jitve posrednikov pri razdelje'
| IL
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-31

MRzLlkAR
blsse septema prsviden
amen uEajoee Pogreb v dne okobra Anton Grdi
mast zadun Calvary pokopalisee er poo naroee
m zemli k veenemu poSitku ....e
Bsopokojn pri Horuu
zive je E. 81 ST. do plinske eksplozie 1914
donost stejemo poom
.n naseoa l;ubl;ensoa osst. "a doI s . - l;uhsn, m
sprejejo slede
Victor Budsn in drun Mr. John Tome Mr. Mrs. John
Zgonc
in hs Mr. in Mrs Haban Mr. Mrs. Wm Koroec Mr. Mrs VIM.
Slave Mrs. Frances Korose druna Shrink Mr. in Mrs. Jules Avore
A. Maple Philip
Mr. Mrs
in
spodazie Mr. in Mrs. James Gopode druna " slapn
Mr. in Mrs. James slspn druna Mr. Anton Mhle drun. Mr.
Korosec in papp
Mrs. Jennie verhovec Mrs. Justine Beach Mr. Mrs. Valentine Turk
MI. Mrs. Frank J. Turk
Stanley Turk Mr. Bachins
Bros" and Girls Bhins
drustvo carn0a Tent st. 1888 TN drustvo Kst It,
Dale najpsa hvaa darovah mase. XII bodo
h mir dust pokona Bog plasa Hvss sledesm: Mr. Jack
StrekaL Mary Ludwig
niear Mr. Mrs. VIM Reichwein.
lin
in Mrs Frank Miss
erhar Mr. in Mrs. Edward Korosec Mr. in Mrs Anton Molina Miss
Pae Roa Jerman Mr. Tony Bezec Mr. Joe Zupsn Janie c
ella smrnk Mrs. Frances Dole Mrs. Josephine skuley
Mrs. W. Buckley Mary
Thompson Mr. Mrs. Najer.
mash Mrs Frances Grebence Mr. Mrs. Charles
mix Mr. Mrs W sabe. Yuie Mr. Peklil
druzna in Papp
Tina Merh
druna Gospodar Mr.. John
Anna Tomsich Mr. Mrs.
Mr. Gabriel Popovich Mr.
Mr. in Mrs John wojtowe Mr. Mrs. Matt 1 Mr. Modic
druzna Mr. Zobec. Mrs.
zina Susel Miss
George Cafes Mrs Kucler Miss Betty Kobe Mr. Mrs Frank
Miss Olive
Boys and Girls of The Richman Family. ~
Topic zahvalo
posugo spremstvo pr pogrebu " <n s~<@
Hvaa onin priaejem. psA ko ss mrtvas
ke odru sprejmi zadnji zsme
pokopslisee. d. .z@.
ABB druSva Carniola Tent it. 1888 TM XII nosi
Naso zahvalo poersb
in naboo posug Hvaa @ Baraga opravsno
naasozadunco moliev pokopal6s
Ako katerega
poagal ali ppevaL proso oproena sprss naSo
boko zahvalo
Ljubljeni ose
trpljsnja ode svarniku da spsmss
plasilo "a vie. kar 81 dobrega storn ' zvjenu
snidso snlra vesnsu Bou ra,u vssnes blazsna
- mad zvezdam.
zalujoei .s
Joseph j.. Mary porossn. Knafsl; Anna.
9@. poro6.na Korossc Josephine porossna
h6sra Kathleen. vnukinja.
Cleveland, Ohio dne 81. oktobra 1916
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-31

Kdor je 6lovekolja.b, daruje
20 otr0$kO .bOlnic0 . Sl0veniH
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-31

Cleveland, Ohio, dne 81. oktobra 1916
Arizona sun., 1946-12-06
Phoenix Social
and
Club News
By FredOnia May Benson
Phone 3-3682

Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Davis
postponed their Thanksgiving Din
ner until Sunday, enabling Mr.. Da-
Wis to visit his son in Florence, and
witness a heavyweight b oXi in e
championship match which Joe
won. Sundays dinner guests were:
Rv. and Mrs. L. B. Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie M. Moore and Mrs
Matte Johnson. After dinner the
party attended the N. A. A. C. P
meeting.
The City Federation of Colored
Women's Club held it's annual elec-
ton of officers and exchange OF
Christmas gifts, Wednesday night
A lovely program was rendered
and refreshments were served.
Rev. Carl Flipper of Kansas
City, Kansas spent Thanksgiving
holidays with his son, daughter-in-
law and grand child, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Flipper and Charlotte. Rev.
F'lipper spoke at the morning ser
vices, last Sunday at Tanner Chap
ell A. M. E. Church.
Mrs. Naomi Graves presented
her husband, Mr.. Morris Graves
with a brand new bouncing baby
boy, Nov. 18.
Mr.. Bready Graves and his moth
Arizona sun., 1946-12-06

>>>r>~N<~~>>>~~>~~S~>>
Sc sion of the Pacific States Assn.
which is to be held here next May.
Mr.. and" Mrs. Jesse B. Hagler
of Los Angeles are in the city Wis
iting parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. H.
Hagler, 705 S. Montezuma. Mrs.
Jesse Hagler is the former Miss
Janice Davis of Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Ora Townsend of 1924 w.
Grant ST., returned from Sacre-
'mento, Calf, where she was called
to tn bedside of her sick brother,
who is somewhat improved. A
daughter, Mrs. Geraldine Turner,
also of Sacramento, accompanied
her home. Mrs. Turner will spend
the winter here.
Phoenix Civis Welfare League
will have a ham rattle benefit for
the Youth Center, 18th st. and E.
Adams, Dec. % at the Junior Elks
Club House, 1907 S. 7th Ave. Pub
TIC is invited.
The Zeda Phi Beta Sorority held
it's Pacific Regional Conference re-
Gently in Berkeley, Calf. The Iota
Chapter of Zeda Phi Beta Sorority
was represented by Miss Tryphena
Camper, one of our city teachers
and a hard working Zeda. She re-
ports much progress and many
plans were made in the confer
tence for the future of the Zedas.
Some of the high points discussed
were the Boule to be held in Los
Angeles in August of 1947 and the
Regional Conference to meet in
Phoenix next year. All delegates
were laviShly entertained by the
Deltas, A. K. AS, Zeta Sisters and
Phi Beta Zigma fraternity, said
Miss Camper.
MIR. Doc Wadley of Los Angeles,
was the house guest of Elizabeth
Lydia, 7O9 w. Sherman ST., last
week.
Mrs. Euella Ellison, 1109 w.
Tonto, has returned from. an ex-
tended 3 months trip to st. Paul,
Mimi, Iowa, Kansas and Okla
homa.
Sgt. and Mrs. James Peters of
8O2 S 7th Ave., have as their guest,
Mrs. Valley Crawford of Chicago.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-06

er, Mrs. Carr, are here from Bis
bee visiting with their grandchil-
dren and gr e grandchildren
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Chen
ault, 1904 E. Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mullins Of
Detroit, Mich, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams at a
banquet Sunday night held at the
Elks Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Jordan, 1852
E. Adams ST., are proud parents
of a son born Nov. 25.
The Four Leaf Clover Club
which meets bi-monthly are plan
ming great things along with hav-
ing lots of fun, under the capable
leadership of Mrs. Steele, presi-
dent. Watch for later announce
ments from Four Leaf.
Mrs. Edna Haynes of Tucson
spent the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker, ia S. 18th st. She is
completing the examination for in
structor in coSmetology.
Rev. James Robinson of Los An
geles spent Thanksgiving with his
daughter, Miss McFraddie Robin
son, 6 N. 18th st.
Mr.. Newton billiard is very ill
at his home, 1922 E. Monroe st.
Mr.. George City, of Los Angeles,
visited with his sister, Mrs. Lor-
raine Warren, 1925 E. Adams.
DR.. and Mrs. R. B. Phillips had
as their house guests over the
Thanksgiving holidays, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Abney of Shreveport,
La, and sister, Mrs. Andrew Nc
Intoch of Chicago. Mrs. Phillips
and Mrs. Andrews were class
mates in college.
Weekend guests of Miss Hazel
Williams, 1922 E. Washington,
Arizona sun., 1946-12-06
Denver Grocery
Clerks Get Raise

Denver, Co1o.-An approval of a
compromise wage agreement has
ended a week-old stoppage of 1,250
AFL union grocery clerks and
meat cutters which had closed
more than 100 of this city's largest
food stores. Managers and Journey
men meat cutters will receive a
$3.50 wage increase, which will
raise their pay to $3.50 for 49,
hour week. Beginning clerks will
receive increases of $3.50 and jour-
neymen clerks a rise of $1O.56.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-06
Carver High School
Band Will Open Club

The Carver High School crack
band under the leadership of w.
H. Edwards will furnish music for
the opening ceremonies of the two
boys club, Saturday afternoon.
The ceremony will start at the
West Side Club at 1:30. After the
presentation of the American Flag
by the Elks Lodge No. 335, and in
spection of grounds and building,
the dedicating party will dedicate
the East Side Club at 9th and East
Van Buren.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-06
Local Union Will
Take To Radio To
Give Correct Story

The executive board of Local
No. 631, Hotel and Restaurant
Employees and Bartenders Union
has instructed and authorized
Secretary-Treasurer ID. A. Bald
win to inaugurate a radio broad
cast to give accurate infOrma-
ton to the public regarding its
fight against the Hotel West
ward HO.
Secretary Baldwin is now MAX
ing arrangements for the broad
casts, which are expected to
start at once.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-06

Exalter Ruler ChaS. Patterson,
and End Vice President Arthur
Arbow of the Elks, returned Mon
day from Ell Centro, Calf, where
they attended "a pre-convention
Arizona sun., 1946-12-06

Sgt. and Mrs. James Peters of
8O2 S 7th Ave., have as their guest,
Mrs Valley Crawford of Chicago.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-06

Weekend guests of Miss Hazel
Williams, 1922 E. Washington,
Arizona sun., 1946-12-06

Sc sion of the Pacific States Assn.
which is to be held here next May.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-06

Mrs. Lewis Davis of Los Angeles,
spent Thanksgiving week with her
cousin, Mrs. Alma McCrimmon
and her sister, Mrs. Bernice Evans,
914 S. 9th Ave.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-06
NOTICE

To Whom It May Concern: This
is to certify that Mr.. Cecil Muir
ply and Mr.. Leonard Hester are
no longer employed by the Big
Brothers Laundry and Dry Clean
ing Co. This company will not be
responsible for any clothing picked
up by either of them. Our truck
bears the name OF our laundry.
Your cooperation will be deeply
appreciated in this matter.
L. B. NELSON.
President, Board of Directors.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Haynes ar
rived by plane last Sunday from
Tucson to attend the Past Exalted
Ruler Council of Elks, and ban
quet, given at the Elks home, 1907
S. 7th Ave.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Strickin, 621
S. 10th ST., will spend the Christ
mas holidays in Monroe, La. They
will be gone four weeks.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-06

Mrs. Euella Ellison, 1109 W..
Tonto, has returned from an ex-
tended 3 months trip to st. Paul,
Mimi, Iowa, Kansas and Okla
homa.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-06

MIR. Doc Wadley of Los Angeles,
was the house guest of Elizabeth
Lydia, 7O9 w. Sherman ST., last
week.
Arizona sun., 1946-12-06
you'll HAVE LOTS or FRIENDS AY CONGRESS
THIS SESSION., W0N7 yoU DEAR?"

| ~~~~~-~;>~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~c~~~~~~~~~~~~>
were the Misses Halle Batiste,
Mildred Landers of Tucson, also
Miss Erline Ward.
The Ford Smiths are building a
lovely home ia 33rd st. and Hen
shaw Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS. Gardner are
contemplating moving to their eS-
tate on Broadway very soon.
DR.. and Mrs. Wormley's home
will be the "last Word". It is said
it will be one of the incest homes
on East Broadway when finished.
Mr.. Mac Johnson, formerly of
Phoenix, now a resident of Berke-
ley, Calf, visited last week in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Haynes ar
rived by plane last Sunday from
Tucson to attend the Past Exalted
Ruler Council of Elks, and ban
quet, given at the Elks home, 1907
S. 7th Ave.
! Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Strickin, 621
S. 10th ST., will spend the Christ
mas holidays in Monroe, La. They
will be gone four weeks.
Mrs. L. P. Carter of East Lake
Mortuary, left last Monday for the
National Convocation of the Holi-
ness Church which is being held in
Memphis, Tenn. Mrs. Carter will
be gone two weeks or more.
Dr.. and Mrs. David M. Solomon
of 921 S. Montezuma Ave-, an
nounce the arrival of an eight
pound boy last Monday at Good
Samaritan Hospital. Both mother
and baby are doing fine
Mrs. Pocahontas Clark, the for
mer Miss "Pokie" Olildress, and
Miss Rovella Childress of San
Diego are in the city for a few
days visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Allen of
West Lincoln ST., had as dinner
guests on Thanksgiving Day, Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Harkey and chill
dren, LOWE, LeAndrew, Jr., Rob-
bic nellie and Mr.. and Mrs. P. D.
Moore. The guests enjoyed very
delicious, turkey dinner.
Mrs. E. M. Alexander of Greeley,
Colo, has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lowell c.. Wormley, for
the past three weeks. She expects
to spend some time in Washing
ton, D. c., and New York visiting
her son, Mr.. VIM. Alexander, who
is in the Motion Picture business,
before returning home.
Mrs. Madeline Jackson of Stock
ton, Calf, is visiting Mrs. Mable
Grisson of 1886 E. Jefferson St.
Mrs. Lewis Davis of Los Angeles,
spent thanksgiving week with her
cousin, Mrs. Alma McCrimmon,
and her sister, Mrs. Bernice Evans,
914 S. 9th Ave.
Exalter Ruler Chas. Patterson,
and End Vice President Arthur
Arbow of the Elks, returned Mon
day from Ell Centro, Calf, where
they attended "a pre-convention
Arizona sun., 1946-12-06
5000 AMPUTEEs SEEK CARS

Washington. Eight thousand
amputee veterans filed applica-
tions for free automobiles in the
first four weeks of the cars-for-
amputees program, it was an
nounced by the Veterans Admin
istration.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-15
Chetnik Leader
To Be Executed
AS War Criminal
.By Associated Press,


BELGRADE, July 15.-General
Draja Mihailovic, Chetnik leader,
was found guilty on all counts to-
day and was sentenced to death
by a firing squad.
He was tried as a war Grim
inal and was adjudged guilty of
treason, in having collaborated
with the Germans, and was
found guilty also of having
caused the deaths of many thou
sands of Yugoslavians.
The trial began June 10, and
resulted in many sensational dis
closures. He was charged with
having wiped out an entire vii
lage of 10000 in Yugoslavia
while operating under the Ger
man command. and it was
charged also that he was to blame
for the burning of villages, re-
sulting in making $4,000 Yugo-
slavians homeless.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-15
Sum Helps Miamians
Cut Down Light Bills

box" of galvanized iron gener-
ally about three inches deep,
four feet wide and between nine
and IA feet long depending on
the size of the water tank. The
whole is covered with glass
panes.
When a solar system is install
cd after a house is built it often
appears as. permanent awning
over a window or doorway.
The tank is generally on the
roof and built to look like an
extra chimney. Since hot water
rises through expansion. the
tank must alwasY be higher
than the solar unit.
Even though the air may be
cool-and sometimes in the win
ter it is downright cold, even in
Florida-two or three hours
sunshine and the water is hot.
The tanks are insulated so that
the heated water will keep its
temperature,
When there is stormy weather
and the sun can't do its job, Mi
amians have an electric booster"
which they switch on.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-15
Woman Slugged
With Ball Bat

p. Freeman, Emma street, was
being held by city police today
on a charge of assault with a
deadly weapon, following an at
tack on Effie Freeman, who, po-
lice said, is the suspects common
law wife.
Freeman, police said, attacked
the woman with a baseball bat at
their Emma street home, inflict-
ing severe head injuries. She was
treated by a physician who said
she was not seriously hurt.
Patrolman gAnsel Albury, who
apprehended Freeman, said the
woman was eating her lunch on
the porch Monday noon when
Freeman struck her with the ball
bat following an argument.
Freeman will be arraigned in
city court tomorrow. -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-15
Cuba Key West
Ferry Launching
Set For July Is

When the CARRIE Queen" first
of a fleet of super ferries plan
ned by the Gulf Transportation
Co., for service between Key
West and Havana, is launched in
Mobile, Ala, July Is, the long
awaited service between this city
and the Cuban capital will be a
step nearer to realization.
H. ca Williams, president of
the transportation firm, said in
Jacksonville that the work on
the superstructure of the huge
ferry has progressed to the point
where launching is permissible.
The craft was built from the hull
up at the Gulf Shipbuilding Co.,
at Mobile, Ala.
High-ranking Cubans and AM
orleans have been invited to at
tend the launching of this long
awaited ship, which when COM
pleted will create one of the most
important links now missing in
the vital Pan American highway
chain.
The ferry service is expected to
start in December.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-15
Firms Here Approved
For Veterans Training

Monroe County High School 90
be- ON the accredited list for ac-
celebrated high school education
in the public schools Of MonrOe
county.
The Veterans Administration
issues a certificate 10 eligible vet
Grams who apply foT training
benefits under the CT Blli II
Rights. II also administers pay
ment of benefits to veterans IN
training.
After institutions receive state
approval they will receive from
the Veterans Administration a
form for reporting entry Of vet
Grams into training Veterans
with service-connected disabili-
ties should be advised 10 apply
10 the Veterans Administration
for special benefits under PL- 10,
the Federal Rehabilitation Act.
before they apply for eligibility
or enter training under the GI
Bill of Rights.
Key West High School appli-
cation approved July 8. Horace
O'Bryant is director or super
visor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-15
Russia Promises
To Release Four
Citizens OF US.

BERLIN. July rs. - Frank
Heating. military governor Of the
American zone in Berlin. am
nounced today that he will make
sensational disclosures regarding
the' holding Of four Americans
as hostages by the Russians. wllo
charged that the Americans had
Russians in custody.
Russia replied THAI "a was hold.
ing only two Americans. War
rant Officer Samuel Harrison and
his wife. Ruth, and that they
will be released before the end
Of the day. II denied that II had
in custody two other Americans
Heating said that the Amer
leans were not holding any Rus
slams. He pointed cat that Rus.
STA had not taken any action IN
the case until the Big -Four con.
cluded their conference in Paris
on Friday.