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Evening star., 1946-12-04
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Jockey Faces Life Bon
In Charles Town Cose
speelel pi.patcb TO The stor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va. Dec.
4.-The stewards of the Charles
Town Jockey Club today suspended
Bobby Fitzgerald, who won yester-
days fifth race with Swami. for
using an electrical device on his
mount.
Fitzgerald's case has been re-
ferred to the West Virginia Racing
Commission. 1t is expected the
Pennsylvania lad will be ruled off
the turf for life.
Evening star., 1946-12-04
Red Zone Population
In Reich 1880, 900
BY the Asseeioied Press

BERLIN, Dec. 4.-The Soviet
Military Administration today an
nounced a population of 1880, ,000
for the Russian zone Of Germany,
based on an October 80 census
This was an increase of about IL
millions over the estimated popula-
ton of year ago.
The Soviet zone is, next to the
British zone. the most populous in
Germany. British zone figures have
not yet been announced. The
American zone is third with 1882
1856 inhabitants.
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FOUND.

BLACK CAT, male, young. white at neck
DOG, small. black and white, male, near
Michigan ave. and 18th st. ne. co. 3a45.
Evening star., 1946-12-04

PURSE. lady's black patent, contained val
uable papers and money: lost vicinity Ma
tionsi Airport. Reward. oV. 1904 or TIE.
2U56. -
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Negro Council Protests
Meoder Report on Troops
BY the Assoeioted Pres

CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-The National
Negro Council last night protested
a report by George w. Meader on
an investigation of conduct oi
American forces in Germany and
said the report assailed "the in
tegrity of all Negro troops in Ger
many"
Edgar G. Brown, director of the
council which claims 100000 men,
bers, denounced "these unsubstan-
tiated statements spread throughout
the country"
"The National Negro Council will
Evening star., 1946-12-04

demand Of Senator Kilgore. Demo-
cate Of West Virginia, chairman Of
the Senate War Investigating
Committee, that it probe the pre-
judice of It's chief counsel, Mr..
Meader, and prohibit him from
future attempts to blacken the
character of American soldiers on
account of race.
Mr.. Brown said the council pro
tests the unmitigated gall" of Mr..
Meader's report alleging a whole
catalogue of unsworn and hearsay
charges
Evening star., 1946-12-04

PURSE, lady's, vicinity of Water Gate Inn,
Monday. IL to 2. Phone DE. 1900, Ext.
100; evenings CHI 5064. Reward. 5s
PURSE, lady's, containing keys, etc; N
Lap. and Fla. ave-. q am. Keep money, ret
bal. contents. 947 r. I. ave. NV, Apt. 1.
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maFKGb dCblVlCleS AIiu blIHlidl
breaches Of discipline lower the
prestige Of the American Army
Mannheim Area Survey.
Another official Army paper at
tached as an exhibit said that q
survey of the Mannheim area
showed.
THAT in many cases commanding
officers are not accepting their COM
mand responsibilities as they per-
tain to the administration of mill.
tary discipline by:
I'D Failing to take proper cor.
rective action against colored per.
sonnet, officers and enlisted men
for fear of race discrimination.
go Authorizing illegal activitie.
on the part of enlisted men ane
civilian personnel.
"(3) Accepting low standards oI
military discipline and military
courtesy"
Mr.. Meader said he was told BY
the staff of Gen. Joseph T. Nc.
Narney, the military governor, thai
United States forces in Germany
are presently incapable of any com.
bat or defense mission"
He commented that Gen. Nc.
Narney thinks the War Depart.
ment should bring the Negro troops
home"
The Republicans, In statement
accompanying the report, stressed
that it has not received the ap.
proval of the committee or any
member.
Accordingly" they said, "tht
members of the committee are moi
to be charged with responsibility
for the statements it contains"
Officers Names Mentioned.
The names of several officers were
mentioned under the reports cap.
ton, misconduct of officers
One officer. it said, has been re.
turned to the United States under
an article of war dealing with mora
turpitude. Another was said to be
awaiting trial for illegal movement
or art treasures
Mr.. Meader said 1t would be WRONG
to conclude, on the basis Of so brie1
an investigation, that specific in
dividuals in top executive positions
were competent or incompetent.
Then he added:
However, outstanding merit 1:
difficult to conceal. No such un.
usual ability asserted itself on the
level of division heads and tor
executives in Berlin. aside from that
of Gen. Clay himself"
Calls for Full Facts.
The counsel suggested that ir
fairness the facts should be fully
ascertained as to charges thai
business representatives of Ameri.
can firms are serving their com.
panies' interest rather than theil
country's interest in positions Of
economic power in military govern
ment."
In discussing the question oil
breaking up German trade cartels
Mr.. Meader commented:
"It is perfectly obvious that in
dividuals with Wall Street connec-
tions and philosophy would not
naturally be inclined to advocate
forcibly and effectively a program Of
Decentralization. ."
Discussing Jews coming to the
American zone of Germany from
Poland, Mr.. Meader said that al
Babenhausen "a train-load of Jews
had refused to get off the train
because the camp was not good
enough
Under the heading displaced per-
sons, persecutees and expellees," Mr.
Meader wrote:
These persons are, for the most
part, penniless and do not desire
to work but expect to be cared for
- 1t is very doubtful that any
country would desire these people as
immigrants"
Mr.. Meader said that lack of en-
ployment opportunities for dis
placed persons may contribute In
part to the general security prob
lem which they have created fol
the occupyiap forces"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-11
u. S. Census of The Glades And Sandy Creek
Hundreds, For The Year 1900
(Reprinted from The Glades Starr

unfortunately
for Agany County destroyed the the
population aswhite
1909 The
of Aegany County The County population 1900
white SOB; free cooed 101; slaves
In the 1900 what Garrett County included the Gades
Sandy Creek Hundreds Dstrc and small adjoining hundreds
file in Washington Early Federal only the of the
head of family number follows Free
males 10
5 upward Free white femahe All other free
Slaves In the following list only heads
families the total number each family followed the number of slaves
The total number of inhabitants the G Sandy Greek Hundreds
adjoining hundreds the
little
Note that in 1900 the Garrett County had considerable coored
their them,
of the but when freed of them left the plantations live
the cities where the cold We
coored families in the county today.
The Gad Greek
Aqua A. Browne He to have written the his report
the which the
the Braddok the Shy
thus Hundred the
what He Gades Hundred
from West Port the settlers Backbone
the Potomac Alexander Smiths; thru the gad
to the old There
In Georges Creek Hundred the following probably resided what
Faenbaker Warwick
Jacob Spker C), John Spker Mch1
n "IIund hundred families
after Hundred
became District No
2, i a Port
and in the famGyre
The 1910 o unit
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can Red Cross. The amount supplied
was based upon the States estimated
need during the first three months.
If more is needed it will be provided.
"This department is now prepared
to ship the first supplies to hospitals
and physicians needing plasma," DR..
Riley said. at is available through
the Deputy State and County Health
Officers, just as other biological pro-
ducts are distributed. The Baltimore
City Health Department will supply
this plasma to hospitals and to indi-
vidual doctors within the city limits.
"The National Medical Director of
the American Red Cross, Dr. G. Foard
McGinnes, formulated the plan
for the effective use of plasma, don
ated in excess of military needs. 1t
has been approved by the American
Medical Association, the Association
of State and Territorial Health Of
ficers and the American Hospital As
ISOLATION. 1t should also meet with
the approval of blood donors, for all
the plasma obtained through their
generosity and patriotism will be
used for charitable purposes, to save
lives and alleviate suffering"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-11
Poultrymen Are Urged
To Conserve Feed

Maryland poultrymen were urged
dwindling supplies of feed to assure
themselves of enough feed to grow
young stock which will be needed to
protect the consumers future supply
of eggs and poultry meat.
Rapid disappearance of feed
grains, particularly wheat and ami
NAL proteins presents difficult
problem even to farmers who grow
some of their own grain" said DR.
Morley A. JUL, head of the poultry
department of the University of
Maryland" Commercial broiler and
egg producers who have no home
grown feed will need to try every
possible device to make feed go as
far as possible"
Advising this emergency action
Immediately, DR.. JUL cited 10 steps
which growers of chickens and tur-
keys could take to tide the poultry
industry over this difficult period
l. Gull laying flocks rigidly from
now on, selling off more yearling and
older hens than pullets.
2. Buy pullet chicks only for lay
ing flock requirements, to avoid use
of feed for cockrels.
3. Buy chicks early this year, they
grow faster and usually more of
them live to egg-laying age.
4. Buy chicks and poults complete
ly free of pullorum diseases, to re-
duce losses of growing stock and thus
save feed.
5. In broiler houses, reduce the
number of chicks per stove to 500
to save feed, decrease deaths, and
improve quality of the broilers and
fryers.
6. Reduce the laying of flocks if
Necessary to assure getting enough
feed for chicks to be grown this year
7. Avoid feed waste by never fill
ing mash hoppers more than two
thirds full
8. Sell turkey breeding stock as
soon as the breeding season is over
9. Use more pasture or range tc
save feed and avoid feed damage by
use of wind-proof hoppers on the
range.
10. Plan for greater acreage OF
grain if the farm rotation permits.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-11
VINDEX

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Marshall Wis
tied in Oakland on Tuesday, having
been called thence on business.
Edward Paugh is a patient in the
Memorial Hospital, Cumberland.
Henry Galley, manager of the Vim
dcx Supply Company store, made a
business trip to Pittsburgh last week.
Mrs. Julia Puffenbarger visited rel
ativcs in Emoryville, w. Va, recently.
Sgt. Roy Comp, Jr., Edgewood Ar
ocnal, Md. spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Comp.
Pvt. Clarence McRobie, just arrived
in the States from India, was here
with his parents last week.
Pfc. Howard Paugh has arrived at
the Marshall Islands recently, accord
ing to word received by his mother,
Mrs. Myrtle Beeman. Pfc. Paugh is
now serving a second enlistment in
the service.
Junior McRobie has returned to
Walter Reed Hospital, Washington,
where he remains patient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Likins, CassVille,
w. Va, visited here and in Deer
Park recently.
Miss Rosa Ross returned to West
ernport following a visit here with
her brother, Edward Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Knox re-
turned from visit with the latter's
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-11
Civilians May Now
Obtain Blood Plasma

"Civilians can now obtain the bene-
fits of blood plasma tranfusions, If
respective of their ability to pay"
DR.. R. H. Riley, Director of Health,
has announced. "The American Red
Cross has shipped 6,852 packages of
dried blood plasma to the State De-
partment of Health and more will
follow 1t will be available without
cost to all acceptable public and pri-
vate hospitals and to all licensed
physicians and surgeons.
"This plasma was obtained from
whole blood donated by patriotic
Americans to save the lives of service
men wounded in World War II. The
unexpectedly early end of hostilities
resulted in a surplus supply being in
the possession of the Army and
Navy. Upon the request of the Ameri-
can Red Cross, which had collected
the blood donations for use by the
armed forces, this life saving mater
ial will be returned to the people for
civilian use, The entire surplus sup
ply has been returned to the Red
Cross for distribution through State
Health Departments. None of the
donated plasma will be sold.
"The Maryland State Department
of Health has already received its
first shipment of plasma from the
Eastern Area Offices of the Ameri-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-11
AVILTON
(Delayed)

Mr. and Mrs Ray Brown, recently
married, have rented a newly fur
nished cabin near Meadow Mountain
Inn, Route 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Grove are the
parents of daughter, born one day
last week
Nh. and Mrs. Beachy, of Cresap-
town, were weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Garlitz.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Byard Mckenzie were
Mr.. and Mrs Silas Turner and fam
lily, Mr. and Mrs. James Maust, Stan
ley, Roy and Frances and Ralph Nc
Kenzie, of Frostburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph DERRICK, of
uniontown, spent Sunday at the home
of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Weimer.
Mrs. Peter Mckenzie, well known
N the Avilton community, continues
quite i'll in Miners Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Brown spent last
Sunday at the home of the latter's
mother, Mrs Annie E. Mckenzie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Broadwater had
a. their weekend guests Mr. and
MIS-. Bernard LOraditch, of Cumber-
land
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Turner have
been advised that their son, Joseph,
has arrived in Germany and is with
the occupational forces. Pvt. Turner
had fourteen weeks of training at FIT.
Mcclellan, Ala, before being sent to
his present post.
Cpl. Orville S. Mckenzie, son of
Mrs. Annie E. Mckenzie has Joined
the occupational forces in Germany,
Cpl. Mckenzie is the HUSBAND OF
Mrs. Marie Mckenzie, of Meadow
Mountain Inn, and the father of two
children.
Special Lenten devotion services
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1t is charged by New Deal Con-
gresham that Washington, D. c., has
been spending a quarter of a million
collars a year on phony relief cases
IN the District of Columbia. But what
is a quarter of million to Wash
ington these days? Which leads US
to ask, how much and to whom are
phony relief checks sert monthly to
Garrett countians who are not en-
titled to receive them?
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every Friday evening at 1880 in St.
AIMS Catholic church, Avilton, and
every Sunday evening at 1870 in St.
Stephens church, Grantsville.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-11
CENSUS OF 1910

Among in report o No
3 Alternately
Waltz Nicholas Cover O Jefse Sharpe Co., Richard Taker
Jacob Moon Abraham
9
Henry Lower 49,, Nicholas Paugh ), VIM. Johnson
y, John Arnold
families District Sandy
Joseph (712
Nah Castee (D, Henry burst Sickes
Ward John Welsh 11) David Hoffman
BENIN Duval 83 BENIN Ayers ST.. (), Beal William
Henry
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-24
Akciia "a novo zabaviste '
CollinWoodu

v sredo Sc je v visji soli v
Collinwoodu vrsila seja trgov-
cev, profesijonalcev in drugih
zainteresiranih oseb il severo-
vzhodnega della Clevelanda, ma
kateri so naredili prve nacrte
"a potrebno mestno zabavisce "a
mladino v tel okolici. Rev. Paul
r. Balliett, pastor collinwood-
ske metodisticne cerkve, je
predlozil navzocim povrsen
obris, kaj vse maj bi Sc zgradilo
"a mladino. Kos sveta m e d E.
152 St., st. Clair Ave., Plato
Ave. in e. 154 St., maj hi sc po-
rabilo "a ia Cornnndnity Center,
kjer hi Sc nahajalo igralisce "a
otroke, plavalni bazen, stadion
"a zogometne igre. in tents. Ra-
cuna Sc, da bi stavba veljala
okrog million dolarjev. v krat-
KEN sc bo izvolil poseben od-
Dor, XII DO nadaljeval z delom Ma
teh nacrtih.
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Use tri podruznice SANS
50 xe nabrale vsoto sedem
in dvajset tisoe dolarjev
(Nadaljevanje s /. strani)

Sloveniji." Tie besede so ma me-
stu.
K tajniku podruzniee st. 48
SANSa je prisla slovenska ma
ii liz Kewanee Ave. Polozila je
pred MEGA sedem dolarjev, ka-
tere je dobila cd syojega sina
"a materinski dan. Nato je pa
rekla:
'.Moj sin je incl dober namen
in s spostovanjem mi je dal tie
dolarje. JAZZ pa vidim Sc boljsi
in vrednejsi namen v ideji otro-
ske bolnice v Sloveniji, zato jih
darujem v bolniski sklad."
Ali MISC to vzyisene in vzgled. |.
ne besede? Prav cd srca SO pri-
xle, pray cd srca prave in "a
vedne slovenske matere. Kaj bi
dala ia matt, &c hi bila premozna
in bogata, kakor so veliki in pc
ticni mnogi med nami, toda njih
linen be nj med darovalci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-24

Kaj morda Be ne vedo, d ina
mo kampanjo "a otrosko bolni-
co? Kaj 50 morebiti pozabili,
ker jih nismo ponovno opomni-
ii? Menda pa cakajo, da Sc bodo
odzvali oh zakljucku kampanje,
ko bono ze prekoracili mas cili
naso kvoto-$3O,OO
Ne pozabite ma dobrodelni
koncert Zarje, Planine in Glas-
bene matice ma 80. maja oh BE-
sti uri zvecer v Slovenskem ma
rodnem domu ma st. Clair Ave.
Yes prebitek gre "a otrosko boil
nico.
Pridite in povabite vase pri-
jatelje.
Nabrali smo Re n tisoc do
larjev, manjka nam Sc tri tisoc
dolarjev. S koncertom moramo
doseci naso kvoto, ma koncertu
moramo naznaniti, da smo dose
gil svoj cilj-3O tisoc dolarjev.
Ali bo vas dar v tel vsoti?
j. N. r.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-24
UREDNIkO
PO$TA
Pey. zbor "Planina" vas vabi

Pew. zbor "Planina" vas vabi
MAPLE HEIGHTS, O.-Pev-
ski zbor "Planina" priredi svoj
pomladni koncert v nedeijo rs.
maja OBJ 7:3O zvecer v Sloven-
skem narodnem domu v Maple
Heights, pod vodstvom zboro-
vega pevovodje Franka Vauter-
ia.
Zborovi pevci in peyke vabi-
mo cenjeno obcinstvo, da Sc te-
ga koncerta polnostevilno udele-
ute. Pevci in pevke bodo zape-
lie lepe pesmi. Nastopi moski
zbor, zenski zbor in kvartet. S
programom boste gotovo zado'
voljni. Zato lie pridite enkrat
k nam v poset, sal sedaj je le'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-24
0sadaljevar,je > 1. strani,

vojno, Gina 20 enkrat Nemca IL
gnani.
70. Titovi partizani so sc izka-
zali sposobne boriti sc ma nal
boil odli6en nacin proti nem-
Skim okupatorjem in SO faktic-
no drzali nazaj ID nernskih di-
yizij.
~. Dasi nj bilo dokazov, da
je Mihajlovic kedaj osebno ko-
laboriral 2 Nemci, je bilo ogrom-
ne evidence, da SO skoraj vsi
njegovi ozje podrejeni poveljni-
ki to delali."
Churchillova zadnja tocka nj
jasna. Ali namerava reel, da nj
.bilo dokazoy o Mihajlovicevi ko-
laboraciji s sovraznikon OBJ Ca
su, ko je britanska vlada zaklju-
ella podpirati lie Titove partiza-
ne, ali da TAXI dokazi spioh nj
koli MISC bill predlozeni? Toda
Mihajlovic je bill vojni minister
in vrhovni poveljnik jugoslovan-
ske kraljeve vojske domovini
ttako oznacene, da jo razlikuje-
mo Cd peseice oficirjev in vo-
jakov, XII SO sluzili v Egiptu, An
gliji, Palestini, Severni Afriki
in Kanadi).
Zakaj kot vrhovni poveljnik
nj poklical pred vojni sod svoje
"ozje mu podrejene poveljnike,"
XII SO bill krivi kolaboracije? To
je bila njegova dolznost. &c pa
nj incl zadosti moei, da hi jih
kaznoval, zakaj Sc nj jayno loeil
cd njihovega izdajalskega delo-
vanja? Pa nj storil enega ne
drugega.
Dosti dokumentirane eviden-
ce Mihajlovicevi kolaboraciii S
sovraznikom je predlozene po-
roeilu, XII. ga je nedavno izdelala
v Belgradu jugoslovanska dr.
zavna komisija "a ugotovitev
zlocinov okupatorjev in njihovih
pomagacev-porocilo naslo-
@Dokumenti o veleizdaji Draze
Mihajloyiea, zvezek l., Beograd
1915 leta."
To porocilo vsebuje 735 stra-
nj in 76O dokumentov, izmed
katerih jih je bio najvec najde-
nih ma mrtvih in ujetih cetnikih.
Najvaznejsi dokumenti so re-
producirani v porocilu te komi-
size v obliki fotostatienih po-
snetkov pisem in depes, XII no.
bijo podpis Draze Mihajloviea,
njegovih najzaupnejsih eetni-
Skin poveljnikov in vodilnih
nemskih, italijanskih in usta-
Skin kolaboratorjev, s katerimi
je incl stike. Toda velika zbirka
dokazov, XII jih vsebuje to debe-
10 porocilo, sestavlja le del skup-
mega dokumentiranega gradiva,
XII prikazuje izdajalsko delova-
nje Draze Mihajlovica in XII ga
je komisija spsdyila skupaj.
Z Namen teh vrstic je objaviti Y
prevodu glavne dokumente il te-
ga porocila, Xxi odkriva ellie in
namene eetniskega gibanja ter
razlicne izdajalske ziocine, XII SO
jih izvrsile 6ete Draze Mihajlo-
vica. Zdruzeiai odbor juznoslo-
vanskih Amerikancev je izdal
posebno brosuro v angleskem
prevodu in odtisi najvaznejsih
dokumentov o Mihajlovicevih
odredih in zvezi komandanti
nemskih in italijanskih okupa.
cijskih Get ter oficirji in urad'
niki vlad Ante Payeiica v Zagre
bu in Milana Nedica v Belgradu
O prisotnosti teh dokunentov n
nobenega dvoma niti ne o pod
pisih, XII kot odtisi prstoy ka
zejo ma kriminalca.
Prevod je pripravilo tajnistv'
sAlNsa.
Polificni cilji tetniskega
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-24
Ia OtrOsko bol-
nico v Slovenijji

V nasem uradu so sledeci pri-
spevali "a otrosko bolnico v Slo-
veniji:
Pc $40: Mr.. Joseph Dovich,
1899 w. So St., Mr.. John Star,
Ashtabula, O., XII Sc je tn naha-
jail ma kratkem obisku, ko je pri-
peljal svojega sina v Fem kole-
gil, M. M, Mr.. in Mrs. John
Zaitz, 1927 w. 1O5 St., MIR. Louis
Grzely, 1855 N. St. Clair St.,
Painesville, O., je izrocil $40, cd
katerih je povedal, da so mu Sc
izroeili prijatelji ma domaci "a
bavi ma njegovem domu, 81 je
pa sam dodal; Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Cebul, 466 E. 143, st.
Druzina Okorn, 1896 E. 6e
St., je izrocila $40 raesto venca
"a pokojnega John Gornika.
Pc $5 so darovali: Mr.. Victor
Wood, 19401 Pasnow Ave. in
Mr.. Urban Zakrajsek, 994 E. 60
st.
Neimenovan So.
Frank Ziberna, 1919 e. 63 St.
81, XII je tudi preje daroval 81.
| Mrs. Anna Kutcher, 831 E
232 St., je izroeila $40, cd kate
rih sta Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Skol
darovala SIS, Mr.. in Mrs. Antor
Race pa S., mesto venca "a po
kojnega Matt Kutcher.
Pri krozku st. 1 Progresivnif
Slovenk je Mrs. Amalija Trbizar
darovala SIS mesto venca "a po
koino Mrs. Helen Miklavcic.
v imenu zdravja potrebnt
mladine v Sloveniji izrekame
vsem dobrosrcnim prispevate
ljem iskreno zahvalo "a pleme
mite darove!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-24
Napoveduje - veliko po-
ruanikanie kruha

A&oAAy AssJW -
Vsled pomanjkanja moke bo-
do velile pekarije v kratkem
popolnonaa prenehale peel kruh
in do augusta bono imeli v Gle
yelandu Sest tednov, tekona ka-
terih kruha sploh ne DO mogoce
kupiti. Tako Sc je vceraj izrazil
predsednik move organizacije
Cleveland Area Famine Emer-
gency Steering Committee" M.
B. Byers, XII je rekel, da bodo
tekom kritiene dobe prebivalci
mesta predvsem odvisni ma do
ma peceni kruh, pod tenn pogo
jem seveda, da so Sc zalozili =
moko. Kakor sc poroea, je vee
mlinoy 1fehalo obratovati. a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-24
Qraduaciia v Fem kolegiju

Qraduacija v Fem kolegiju
Nocoj sc vrsi v baptistieni
cerkvi ma Euclid Ave. graduaci-
ia IS dijakov in dijakinj, XII SO
doyrsili studije v Fem kolegi-
ju, XII letos obhaja svojo 20-let-
nico. Med graduanti sta tudi diva
mlada Slovenca. Akademske ma:
uke (Arts and Sciences) je do
vrsila Miss Betty J. Dolinar,
hcerka poznanih zakoncev Mr..
in Mrs. Anton Dolinar z Grove
wood Ave-, kot inzenir pa gra-
duira Anthony E. Pakish. Nase
eestitke! x
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-24
% spornladno vrenae.

po spomladno vrenae.
Dne 80. maja ma Spominsli
dan pa bo skupen koncert Y Slo-
venslem narodnem domu na st.
Clair-ju pod pokrovitelj jstyom
stew. 80 SANS. Oh tel priliki ma
stopijo .zbori Glasbene Matice,
Soc. pevski zbor 'ezarja' in Pla-
nina. Vse zavedno ljudstvo je
proseno, da sc udelezi tudi tega
koncerta. Cisti preostanek cd
|tega koncerta je namenjen "a
otrosko bolnisnico v Sloveniji.
Frank wreck.