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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-04-18

Connie Yerger was recently
promoted from corporal to SER
geant, according to word re-
ceived by relatives here.
He is now stationed at Yoka-
hama, Japan, and stated that
he visits Tokyo every weekend.
Among Hardin men whom he
has seen recently are Bill Kern,
Bill Swift, Walter Heagle and
Albert Heiser.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-04-18
FIRST OFFICE
SEEKER FILES

John Scott, now deputy coun-
ty assessor, was the first TO
throw his hat into the ring for
the 1916 elections, when he filed
this week on the Republican
ticket for county treasurer.
Mr.. Scott. a long time resi-
dent of the county, is well
known throughout this area.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-04-18
ATTACK MANCHURIA

Communist assault Troops
smashed into the Manchurian
capital of Changchun Wednes-
day and completely isolated the
city.
The American-equipped ma
tionalist new First army raced
up from the south to relieve
the Changchun garrison, but
they were still three days away
from the capital after breaking
through Communist defenses at
Szepingkai.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-04-18
POSTPONES VOTE

A divided house decided
Wednesday night to postpone
final action on the OPA extern
sion act until Thursday.
Congress saw members of the
Republican party and farm
block Democrats approving a
of amendments that
would wreck the bill and start
initiation.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-04-18
COUNCIL OFFICER

Margaret Fulmer, Wyola, a
student at Montana State uni
versity, was elected vice presi-
dent of Pan-Hellenic (intra-so-
rority) council at a meeting last
week.
Miss Fulmer, a sophomore in
the department of social sci
ences, is a member of Sigma
Kappa social sorority.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-04-18
Six Chosen TO
Go TO bozeman
Will Compete in
Scholarship Contests
Al High School Week

Six students at Hardin high
school have been chosen by fac
ulty members to compete at the
Montana high school scholar
ship contests, to he held in
connection with High School
week at Montana State college
in Bozeman May 2, 3 and f..
Selection was made on the
basis of scholarship and citizen
ship.
Those chosen include: Don
Johnson, extemporaneouS speak
ing; Martha Saunders, secre-
tarial work; Dick Smith, sci
ence; Roy Pitsch, mathematics;
Alberta May, social science:
Myrtle Bentley, Shakespearian
Competing with Hardin boys
and girls will be students from
high schools throughout the
state.
In addition to a gold medal,
the first prize winner in each
division will be given a 500
scholarship at Montana State
college. Silver and bronze med
ais will go to second and third
prize winners.
High school week will again
be the colorful event it was be-
fore the war, according to
Merrill R. Good, general chair
man.
Cancelled twice during the
war years, High School week
was last held in 1914 with a
streamlined program conform
ing to wartime conditions. This
year, however, Mr.. Good and his
faculty student committees have
planned a program that in
cludes all of the special fea-
lures that marked the pre-war
event.
Registration and housing of
visitors will take place the aft
ernoon of May 2 and that eve
ming the opening general as
sembly will be held. DR.. r. II.
Renne, president of Montana
State college, will give the adj
dress of welcome. The college
concert band, under the direc-
ton of Lou Howard, and the
college male chorus, under the
direction of Conrad Sandvig,
will furnish the musical num-
bers at the assembly. A dance
at the student union will close
the opening days program.
Scholastic contests sponsored
by the Montana High School as
ISOLATION and directed by Leora
NJ. Hapner, professor of educa-
ton and Psychology at the COL
lege, will get under way the
morning Of May 8. The second
assembly will be held that
morning with music by the coll
lege orchestra directed by l.. E.
Opp, and will be followed by
luncheons for visiting high
school faculty members, school
administrators and students.
The afternoon and early eve
ming of May 3 will be devoted
to the college open house, at
which departmental exhibits
will give the visitors a graphic
picture of the work offered at
the institution. The evening
open house will be followed by
a dance at the student union.
Scholarship awards will be
presented to contest winners at
the final assembly the morning
of May 4, and that noon the
contestants will be guests at a
scholarship banquet. Other Wis
iting students will be luncheon
guests of college students at or
ganiZed houses.
A gymkana featuring compe-
titive sports will be staged in
the afternoon, followed In the
evening by a barbecue picnic
and a variety show staged by
college students.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-04-18
NEWS review
A Bret Summary
Of Outstanding
News Events
DEMANDS BREAK

DEMANDS BREAK
Poland demanded Wednesday
that the United Nations break
with Spain. She charged that
German science was working in
Spain on research in atomic en-
ergy.
DR.. Oscar LANCE, in an indict-
ment of the Spanish nationalist
government, called Spain the
last surviving partner of the
axis and said that Spain was a
jumping off place for war which
once more may spread over the
world.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-04-18

The area of the National
Capitol grounds Is 1906 acres.
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-19
5000, 900 Children in Sc h oo| Lunch Program

Lunch Act, Congress outlined a
broad policy Of assisting the States
in seeing that our children get adj
equate and nutritious lunches that
will build their health and lead to
better food habits. 1t also recog-
nized the basic principle of impro-
wing farm income by providing
wider outlets for farm production
at the same time improving the
national health.
I'VE in the Department of Agri-
culture are gratified that the pro-
gram will be truly national in it's
scope. even in this first year I'M
der the new legislation. The basic
framework for operations has been
established. 1t is now UP to the
States and local communities to
provide the understanding and sup
port which will develop the pro-
grams full potentialities.
"As President Truman said when
he signed the new Act, In the
long view, no nation is any health
ier than it's children or any more
prosperous than it's farmers; and
in the National School Lunch Act
the Congress has contributed i'm
measurably both to the welfare
of our farmers and the health Of
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-19

DICE" deals with discrimination
as directed against ALL minori-
ties, and through personal expert
ences of people in these racial
groupings, the reader is allowed
to observe the corroding process
of hate at work.
The writer not only discusses eff
fects and causes Of prejudice, she
also suggests certain cures.
After reading "Glass House of
Prejudice, the Negro who trans
fers his resentment and hostility
to the Jew. the Mexican who
takes his grievances out on the
blacks" and the Jewish man or
woman who gets even by kicking
the Negro will better understand
why they are as they are and
that, as Dorothy w. Baruch says:
I'VE must work together and
fight together to create a better
life for all the people of our land.
"Glass House of Prejudice" is a
beacon which can help a sick and
prejudice-ridden America cut away
the cancerous growth Of prejudice
and justify, in the eyes Of all men
its right to be called land of the
free"
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-19
ALL STATES SIGNED

Agreements covering the opera
ton of the National School Lunch
Program have been signed by the
Department of Agriculture and
each Of the 48 States, the District
of Columbia and the territories.
Completion of the agreements
will insure nationwide participa-
ton in the program during the
1946-47 school year. the first year
Of operation under the permanent
school lunch legislation which was
signed by the President last June.
At least eight million boys and
girls will get school lunches under
the cooperative program during
the year, according to estimates
by the Production and Marketing
Administration, the agency of the
Department which administers the
program. These children are at
tending more than $4,000 public
and non-profit private schools.
Commenting on the fact that all
states and territories will partici-
pate this year, Secretary of Agri-
culture Anderson said:
"ThrOugh the National School
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-19
q BOOK
REVIEW
''The Class House
Of Pre- udice'' ".

"Glass House of Prejudice, a
book written by Dorothy ". Ba-
ruch for young adults, which was
recently published by William Nor
row and Company, treats scienti-
fically, yet humanity, the disease
of race hate and discrimination
and the resulting bitterness that
wells up in the souls of those who
oppressed as we'll as the oppres-
Sor.
DR.. Baruch, a consulting psych-
ologist, who holds fellowship in
such organizations as the Ameri-
can Orthopsychiatric Association;
American Psychological Associa-
ton; American Association Of Ap-
piled Psychology Consulting and
Clinical Sections), Western Psych-
illogical Association and American
Group Therapy Association; dag
noses the American Illness and
then, like a skilled surgeon. cuts
away the diseased tissue to lay
bare the cause of infection.
The disease Of hate, says the
author, lis a disease to which peo-
pie have not yet become immune.
1t is a disease Of the human mind
which people, by and large, have
not yet learned to control. To I'M
derstand it and to keep it from
spreading and from destroying our
Indignation and peace, we must at
tack it in much the same way as
we would attack a disease of the
body. The same method should be
applied to the emotional disease of
intolerance and enmity between
people. We must first deal with
the outward signs. with the story
of people. We begin to see how the
very same feelings that motivate
injustice and oppression also func-
ton. under different names, in the
violence and aggression with which
people attack and counterattack.
AS we e what is happening to
people, we are actually examining
the disease in action. We find out
how it shows up in people and
against people, and how they hit
out in return.
Of those who answer to the
name liberal and render lip service
only. the author declares:
1.-THE person who sits by, feeling
that racial discrimination is not
his concern, strengthens its po-
wer."
GLASS HOUSE OF PREJU-
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-19
RUMOR THAT GERMAN BUND
FORMING ALLIANCE WITH
THE KU KLUX KHAN

WASHINGTON. D. c. (CNS)-
1t has been reported that the old
German-American Bund is enew
ing its activities and forming an
alliance with the Ku Klux Klan.
The Justice Department, thru
its Internal Security Division, has
picked up the report and is pro-
ceeding to investigate the rumors.
The Internal Security Division is
completely charged with surveil-
lance over potentially subversive
organizations and individuals.
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-19

Charming Shirley Allen whose
face has become quite famous
around America as she has pur-
sued her profession as a model re-
Gently did a modelling stint for
Neil Scott & Associates. Miss AL
lens face has appeared in many
of the current ads now appearing
under the sponsorship of large
cororations in Negro newspapers.
In the above picture Miss Allen
wears a simple crocheted sweater
with an embroidered neck. 1t looks
amazingly well on Miss Allen and
it would appear to just as good an
advantage on you. You can learn
to make this stunning number for
yourself by sending a stamped
self-addressed envelop to this pa
per's Fashion Editor at once.
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-19

our Children
Before this year, funds for the
school lunch program have been
authorized on a year-to-year bas-
is. Under the new Act, the Depart
ment of Agriculture will be in
positions to allot funds each year,
under provisions for matching
funds from the States. This will
make possible effective long time
planning.
The funds available for this
school year have already been
allocated. In view of the fact that
even more schools have expressed
a desire to participate in the pro-
gram this year, demand for ex-
pansion of coverage in the future
IS anticipated by officials of the
Department. .
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-19
INK o RETURN

NEW YORK (CNS) The Ink
Spots Quartet, whose recent re-
cording of ITO Each His Own,
has proven one of the all-time
highs, will treat audiences at the
Cafe Zanzibar to the song when
they open this week. Billy Kenny's
group has been placed on every
juke box in America grooming the
torch song.
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-19

S. c. M read your column
every week and find it very inter
esting. i have a friend that I'm
going with. but we are from diff
erent sides of the railroad tracks.
He claims he wants TO change his
ways and marry me. Do you think
! would be making a mistake with
this fellow2
Ans; You could not love the
man feeling as you do about him.
No marriage & survive when one
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-19

LAUNDRIES & CLEANERS
EDHOLM a. SHERMAN
2401 North gath st. WE. 6O5s
The Omaha guide., 1946-10-19

DAY NURSERY Mothers Care
2537 Patrick, jackson O559.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
KAKSNA JE SODBA
MED LJUDSTVOM
GLEDE BODOcNOSTI

casniski porocevalcf so~zad-
Mi teden izvedli poizkusno gla-
sovanje med ljudstvom ma cesti
O raznih zadevah. Tako so ljudi
vprasali &c presegajo stroski
njih dohodke sedaj vec kot pa v
letu 1910. Ma to vprasanje je
88 odstotkov vprasanih odgovo-
rilo, da Gene dalec nadkril jujejo
njihove place primeri z letom
1910.
Ma vprasanje, &c pricakujejo
novo depresijo v prihodnjih Pc
tin letih, je 62.5 odstotkov ljudi
odgovorilo, da pricakujejo v tenn
casu depresijo; da ne DO depre-
size pa Fl odstotkov.
Ma vprasanje, kaksnega zna-
GAIA so glavni dohodki v hisi,
plaza ali dividende, je 82.5 od-
stotkov vprasanih odgovorilo,
da so "a zivljenje odvisni cd
dnevnega zasluzka 16.5 odstot-
kov pa je odvisnih cd investicij.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
POUK v ANGLESCINI

Pod vodstvOm clevelandske-
ga solskega odbora Sc v prosto-
rih Norwood knjiznice ma e. Is
St. in Superior Ave. vrsi pouk
v anglescini "a moske in zen
ske. Pouk je brezplacen in sc
vrsi vsak ponedeljek in sredo
popoldne cd 1. do ure "a one,
XII potrebujejo osnovni pouk v
pisavi, govorici in citanju an
glesSine; vsak torek in cetrtek
popoldne cd l. do ure Sc pa
vrsi pouk "a one, XII Sc zelijo
spopolniti v slovnici, zgodovini
in citanju. Uciteljica je Mrs.
Mccarthy.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
Molotov zagotavja delo "a
mir v okviiru Zdruzenih narodov
Kinkopfov morilec
ObtOzen unOra

Osumljenec, katerega je pri-
jela policija po usodnem stre-
ljanju ma E. 200 St., v katerem
je izgubil zivljenje Arthur Kin
kopf, 2O631 Collier Ave., ie Rob-
ert Katkus, star % let, XII biva
ma 1900 Shawnee Ave. Ko je
bill aretiran in odveden v zapor,
je bill tako pijan, da sc je sele
cez tri ure toliko streznil, da je
mogel odgovarjati ma vprasanja,
katera mu je stavila policija.
VISA znamenja kazejo, da je
Katkus streljal, ne da bi pravza-
prav vedel, kaj della. z ozirom
ma to je bill vceraj v uradu po-
licijskega prosekutorja formal
no obtozen umora drugega reda.
V nedeljo zvecer Sc je v Steu-
benville, Ohio, primeril silicon
umor, "a katerega je bila odgo-
vorna pijanost. V neki gostilni
je bill ustreljen Clevelandcan z
imenom Bernard Clark. V raz-
nih spopadih enakega tipa po
raznih delhi Clevelanda pa so
bile tri osebe ranjene.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
POROKA

Jutri zjutraj oh 10. uri sc bo-
sta porocila v cerkvi sv. Vida
Miss Josephine Cukajne, heer-
ka Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph in Caro-
line Cukajne, 7511 Cornelia
Ave., in Mr.. Matthew Nosek,
sin Mr.. in Mrs. Matthew Nosek
IL E. 81 st. Porocna slavnost sc
bo vrsila zvecer v Slovenskem
narodnem domu ma St. Clair
Ave. To je peta svatba pri dru-
zini Cukajne in nevesta je maj
mlajsa hci. Sorodniki in prija-
telji SO vabljeni, da Sc poroke
udeleze. Novoporocencema &C.
stitanio in jima zelimo vse mai
boljse v zakonu!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
Marinska godba pride
" Cleveland

V nedeljo 3. novembra bo v
Clevelandu gostovala Unite d
States Marine Band, XII DO po-
dala koncert v mestni muzikal-
nj dvorani oh $50 zvecer. Ka-
pelnik te godbe je Capt. Will
liam F. Santelman. Yes cisti do
bicek koncerta je namenjen "a
bozicni dobrodelni sklad. Vstop-
nice so v predprodaji v Rich
man trgovini in Gene so po 60c,
$1.2O in $1.80.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
BOmbe "a Ameri-
kance v Nemciji

STUTTGART, 21. okt.-Sno-
ci so v tenn mestu in okolici te-
kom noci v blizini ameriske jece
in drugih vladnih poslopij eks-
plodirale tri bombe. Uradni kro-
yi smatrajo bombne eksplozije
izraz protesta proti sodni akciji,
katera Sc pripravlja proti nacij-
skemu financniku Schachtu, XII
je bill pri nuernberskem procesu
oproscen.
Ena bomba je eksplodirala po-
leg ameriske jeee, kar Sc je Ego
dilo v ocividni veri, IA Sc tam
nahaja Schacht. Dejansko Sc ma
cijski financnik nahaja neki
nemski jeci, kjer caka ma zasli-
sanje pred nemsko denacifika-
cijsko komisijo.
Amerikanec ustreljen "
ruski ZOni " Berlinu
BERLIN, 20. okt.-Snoci je
bill v sovjetski okupacijski zoni
Berlina ustreljen 29-letni Harry
Flory cd ameriske vojaske VIA
de, ko je v druzbi dveh drugih
Amerikancev sci "jeepom" ma
turo v sovjetskem okrozju ter
tam snemal slike.
Ko ga je ruska strata pozva-
la, da Sc poda ma bliznjo postajo
v svrho identifikacije, je ma poti
zbezal. Ruska strata je strelja-
la in Flory je bill smrtno zadet.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
Istejo ukraden dinamit

Med petkom in soboto pono-
ii je bilo ukradenih 100 kosov
dinamita il koce gradbenega
kontraktorja Christopher Con-
struction Co., 643 Green Rd.,
South Euclid. Nacelnik policije
" South Euclidu Martin F.
Schmies je naprosil cleveland
'sko policijo, da mu pomagajo
iskati ukradeno razstrelivo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
Obsojena v jeeo radi
sprejemanja podkupnine


Drzavna likerska agenta
Claude Fletcher IL Cincinnatija
in Eugene Hill IL Youngstowna,
XII sta bila spoznana krivim, da
sta sprejela podkupnino nekega
clevelandskega gostilnicarja, sta
bila vceraj obsojena Cd okraj-
mega sodnika Merricka v zapor
v drzavni jeci. Obo sta Sc Cd "a
vrsitve obravnave nahajala v
okrajnem zaporu. Obramba je
sicer izjavila, da bo vlozila pri-
xiv, toda sodnik Merrick je od-
Iredil, da oba obtozena agenta
|ostaneta se nadalje Y zaporl.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
HENRY WALLACE 30
GoVoRNIK MA SHODU
v CLEVELANDU

Dne 2. nOvelnbra BIO od-
Dor CIO "a politicno akci-
jo. v Clevelandu priredil v
muzikalni dvOrani ljudski
shod, ma katerem bo ma
stopil bivsi trgoyinski tai
mix Henry A. Wallace kot
glavni govornik.
Ma istem shodu bo govo-
ril tudi novi politicni direk-
tor CLIO unij Jack Krol, XII
bo podal priporocila ohij-
skim volilcem glede voiitev
5. novembra.
Kot Sc je zvedelo, bo
Wallace nastopil tudi ma
,javnih shodih v Chicagi in
Detroitu, in sicer v prvem
mestu l. novembra, v dru-
gem pa 8. nOvembra.
Wallace je pred kratkim
naznanil, da je sprejel ured-
nistvO napredne revije
"New Republic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
Dvanajst tozb proti plinski
druzbi vloxenih.

AZ
Vceraj je bilo proti East Ohio
Gas Co. in drugim korporaci-
jam, katere Sc dolzi odgovor-
nosti "a veliko eksplozijo pred
dvema letoma, vlozenih IL tozb,
v katerih Sc zahtevajo odskodni-
ne v skupnem znesku 1898, ,528.-
62. Vse te tozbe so bile vlozene
cd dedicev oseb, XII so v eksplo-
ziji izgubile zivljenje. Med toz-
bami je ena proti East Ohio Gas
Co. "a $1,000 odskodnine, kate
70 je vlozila Josephine Tekautz,
stanujoca ma Oil Addison Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22

Fairview, N. ]. - Dne 9. ok
tobra je tukaj umrl Ignac Stru-
kelj, star SO let, rojen ma Do
lenjskem, v Ameriki As let. Tu-
kaj zapusGa zeno, sina, hcer,
diva brata in sestro, v starem
kraiu pa brata in sestro.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
BOJI MA GRSKEM Sc
NADALJUJEJC

ATENE, 21. okt. Pri vasi
Vrondou SO Sc nepretrgoma sko-
ii devet ur vrsili boji med ian
darji in opozicijsko skupino. v
boju je oblezalo mrtvih n oseb,
cd katerih je bilo pet zandar-
jew. Vas Vrondou je bila med
bojem do tai pozgana.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
Novi grobovi
ALOJZIJA ANDOLSEK

Vceraj popoldne Oh 5. uri je
umrla Alojzija Andolsek, roje-
ma Poje, stara 76 let. Stanovala
je ma 22371 Beckford Ave., ko
pa je resno zbolela pred trent
tedni, sc je podala ma dom svo-
je hcere Mrs. Carrie Satkovich,
AL E. 100 St., kjer je umrla.
Donna je bila il fare Draga pri
Cerknem potoku, odkoder je
prisla v Ameriko leta 1900. BIZ
la je clanica drustva Srca Ma
rife staro,. Oltarskega drustva
sv. Kristine in SzZ v Euclidu.
Tukaj zapusca soproga Petra,
donna IL vasi Gorica, Nemska
fara, in otroke: Edward, Frank,
Louis, Andrew, Mrs. Frances
Meglich, Mrs. Carrie Satkovich
in Mrs. Louise Dane, ter 81
vnukov in pravnukov, v start
domovini pa brata Toneta. Po-
greb Sc oh vrsil v petek zjutraj
IL hise zalosti 22371 Beckford
Ave. pod vodstvom A. Grdina in
sinovi pogrebnega zavoda v GER
kew sV. Kristine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22

Predstavnik Wade je rekel, da'
je ameriska protestna nota del
kampanje cd strani "gotovih
ameriskih krogov," katera je
dosegla tax stadij, da Sc vzroke,
katerih nj, "enostavno izmisli."
Kos je rekel, da so osebe, o
katerih trdi ameriska embasa-
da v Belgradu, da so ameriski
drzavljani, drzi kot Nemce ali
nemske kolaboratorje, in da je
Jugoslavija pripravljena izroci-
tt Zedinjenim drzavam vse tiste,
katere so ameriske oblasti brez
odlasanja pripravljene vzeti il
Jugoslavije.
"Suzenjsko delo nj v Jugosla-
VIII nikoli obstojalo," je rekel
Kos, "kar pa Sc ne more reci o
Zedinienih drzavah."
Rekel je dalje, da bo jugoslo-
vanska vlada dovolila ameriski
.embasadi, da poslje vprasalne
pole vsem osebam, XII so pridr-
zane taboriscih, da morejo po-
dati dokaz o ameriskem drzav-
ljanstvu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
VILE ROJENICE

Proslo sredo so Sc zglasile vi
lie rojenice pri druzini Mr.. in
Mrs. John Milewski, 1900 Kill
deer Ave. in pustile v spomin
krepkega sincka prvorojenca.
Matt in dete Sc nahajata "
Huron Rd. bolnisnici. Deklisko
ime matere je bio Helen Lab
ter je bila zaposlena kot bolni-
carka pri dr.. Permetu. S te m
sta Mr.. in Mrs. Michael /. Lab
postala start oce in stara matt.
Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
Milliken je prejel
Sasten doktorat

William M. Milliken, direktor
clevelandskega um t n ostnega
muzeja je v soboto prejel ma
Yale univerzi casten doktorat,
XII mu ga je dal Charles Sey-
mour, predsednik Yale universe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
PODR. ST. 4s SANS

Nocoj oh 8. uri Sc vrsi seja
podruznice st. 48 SANSa v Slo-
venskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. Vabi Sc vse drust-
vene zastopnike in clane, da Sc
gotovo Gdelezijo v polnem Ste
vilu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
v BOLNIsNICI

v Huron Rd. bolnisnici Sc ma
haja Mrs. Lucy Romeh IL 1913
Sylvia Aye, k! Sc DO morala
podvreci operaciji ma ocesu. Pri-
jateljice 10 lahko obiscejo, mi
j pa zelimo skorajanje okreva-
ME!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
DRUsTVO "V BOZ"

Clanom drustva Nv BOZ" St
So SNPJ Sc sporoca, da DO pr
pobiranju asesmenta v 6etrtek
vecer v SID navzoc tudi pred.
sednik drustva, XII DO clanom cd.
dal vstopnice "a 40-letnico usta.
novitve drustva, XII sc bo vrsila
10. novembra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-22
Rusija bo storila svoj delez
"a mirOvn0 iizravnavO nesOglasij,
je rekel sovjetski zunanji minister
OBJ izkrcanju New Yorku

NEW YORK, 2. oktobra - Sovjetski zunanji minister
Vjaceslav M. Mootov je danes OBJ prihodu New York
zborovane Zdruzenih narodov poda zagotovo da bo
Rusija sorla svoj delez pomirjene sveta okviru
organizace Zdruzenih narodov.