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ROOMS FURhlshEp--Northwss.

ea0g MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. N.W.-Ats
tractively furnished rooms. transients only:
HOTEL EMERY. Isle q st n'w.-a blks.
from the White House; summer rates;
tourists and transients; singles, S1.5O up;
asis IsIs RHoDG' ISLAND AVE. N,w.-Eclu-
stve suesthouse, large. cool rooms; tyin
91as THk snTEs 1ans,snt HosI 1s up Re- as2
Nice rooms for transients, 81 up. also sps-
eial weekly rates. RE. a4sS. 81.
share With another nice young LADY; s2f 30
mo. conv transp. IA 4a54 IT,
CONTINUED on Next Pase.)
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

ton to HOT SPRINGS, Ark, within weeks
Box 131-V Star 22'
YOUNG MAN desires ride to New York
sHARE-ExPENSE PLAN, Los Angeles. 8 F,
Chicago: low rates. all cities, cars daily.
refs. eXcn.-@ - Mass. ave NV. RE. $3.50.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES

ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned,
oiled ana sotusted. AL work guaranteed
RE. 11T7 UNITED TYPEWRITER co.
S13 l4th st. NV.
APPLIANCES, all makes telectric), expert
ly repaired p!ckup, dsl!ysry Work
gcar. Call JOLLES BROTHERS. IA 1919.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COUNTRY BOARDING, sanitary kennels
peaTfne fEss rsteg De6aP Hafs ;9a %
SKfsf 5.Hf frFfss H. s.ss.
2.r AZ sses & lir, oads LINDSEY colssvill' 81;
BOARDING AND GRooMNG-Indiv,s.
pens and outdoor screened runs Axe
Sdn sANEsE ,s.. kITT.ss 1.sIssv s9s Beautiful sg.
i1sent house trainsd. Fails Church sss5.
IRISH sErTERs. vks Axe reg femsl..
SookfR SOCK .,r!s rupP1Es for sale, $50 ssca,
BOXER EsGs PUPPY months old. female. 81.
GREAT DANE ouppiss born May 3rd;
s.srsgf,iul .r orin9ie' from Sh Sham5ton n5n st9es'
ENGLISH sETTfRs. week. registered.
FRANK HYDE, Vienna, vs Turn risht
over, !? block risht to corner OF Lovers
FI1RozrsN! s!ei HoRsE MEAT. q 8. inspected.
". ," deliver i've EASTERN pAckINe coi.
F.RakrEGfs ?, Go sSs' oR LOVE nRps-An e COL
fI!,pfiHP fINpI4T DOC Do ql srn.f 2lss KIN. meas s.
SIS siszsulor Lss5 oss as5xR :! Rs's nd P''' Il. H
aoGsfF aRs rs rHrF5s r5s o1. sPfSS s.n Fsa sEss'
HOLLYWOOD KENNELs-Roayd riding shaded
7sDs'' DapDs: And ;G " 'aa 9Sk' 'ssi
wIRE-HAlREp TERRIER PUPPY, cham.
broken: months. I4l7 Bsimont st, NV.
Apt 4
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CORY cULTIvAToR, riding, 2-horse. s4s;
fse n eood onotSs oondon xafins cs eqIat2 aH
sse HoHasb tssf'f tAsDse2pr 5ss.spp ceos,'iY
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. planting. pruning.
taking down trees, cutivatins, manure.
qapn spsPE ,ss9i s2s sr.dn.
ins, No Job TOO small. Cali Ashton 9 "a,
LANDSCAPE GARDNER coNTRAcToE,
Complete landscape service Now IS the
y9nr SS.r,. erergreens. cavity work. feeding, GO.
@ ao phos. !ss tso0Ys co sas specially rF''
MaisffSasef sf.fi L comp.en S experienced
gardeners under expert supervision. weed.
ing BY he liouid process, fertilization.
ms, summer sprayins and dusting for
your particular needs and safety: re-
arrsneement, removal of trees and stumps
stone and cement walks, terraces walls,
orirewsys. steps. norehes, green and, red
Foundation aroup, screen and natural
painting. topsoii manure. pools. outdoor
areplaces. II, I, rock gardens Euard rails;
planned sarden will return perpetual and
immeasurable dividends Of cosnplst. salts
aa4s F9T 1str b.st nf o II.
sODDING-First-cl bluegrass sod vili
deliver or do complete Job the bigger
5000 so yds, daily in the Washington
or call Fairfax 337-J-4 au17s
TREES REMOVED. seneral landscapins.
soddins seeding. grading. draining. walls,
walks, rock sardens insured member Of
American Landscape Association WASH
INGTON LANDSCAPE CO.. DI, sa37.
FLAGsToNE WALKS and terraces fre-
places. rock gardens hSh pondk retaining
walls. r MARCUCCIO. Route 1, Horners
lane Rockvills. Nd Rockville 1Q6. a
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

STEERS - Choice white-faced Hereford
and uniform in size. sH. 2I14, ME. 1894.
-22
WANTED-Horses TO board, large bnx
stall liz m from Manor Country Club.
Call Administer 43S6 evenings "a
WORK HORSE, young. sound: easonabls
Ashton h61:2 "a
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POULTRY b EGGS.
FARM and GARDEN.

INCUBATORs. Jameswsv cleo. 8, ss0-esr
capacity. good cond. Price, 1878, Phi l..
c. GOOD. Eyattsrtlis 0Shl "a
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JEWELRY STORE Opportu-'
nity to in business have good location:
need partner. confidential. Box 293-X,
Star. --23
OPTOMETRIsT. jewelry store in shopping
center has space available. ethical ex-
periencea man only. Box 294%. Star
Evening star., 1946-07-22

ATTENTION. NURSES AND PATRONS
The Inter Racial Nurses Registry will be
closed beginning July 80 throuah August
81 Reopen September !. 24hour service,
DU 1862 -1S
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CONTINUED on Next Pase.)
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Sell SELL SERVICE GRoCERisS sCn and meats, Is
credit, no delivery: price reduced 10 SI5,-
600, good viii and fixtures, only $4,000
down
spau ore-man grocery colored trade
weekly business, 5000: good lease: must
ell; price reduced TO S3,3GO, complete with
stock
1 4uor store; weekly business over $40
600 nice clean store, very busy thorough-
fare responsible people with 100000
GEF eaSF c4hI e4 'Gefe9 e klTQ9 m o3sS 6oSh x
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SALES PROMOTION-15 years magazine
publishing circulation. adyertislnG, entire
charge national sales organizations copy
writer. direct mail, bulletins supervise
stencil dept mailing lists, reports, CORE
spondence, collections: SIS. Box 3SS-V,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-01

sw., and Geneva M. Mason. 45, 1106
Myron G. Sutherland. 80, and Esther r.
Robertson. 90. both Of Arlington.
Maurice Q. Leonard, 30, Pawtucket, r. l.,
and d Jeanette l. Smith 20, 1909 18th st.
william whitehill, 20, Far Rockaway, N.
r.. and Dorothy L. Croker, 81, $3.50
Colorado ave. NV.
f poas Fl Il h 1efs g. St and Nora E Lee 90
James R. johnson. IS, Arlington. and e.
Pauline Farrar, 80, Alexandria.
Frank sesrsti,. 80, I242 D st. se., and
Leo nars c Fl Eld s1s s4 t. , BIZ st
ana Marsaret H. Hunt, is, Capitol
John H: Boyce. jr.. %. and Doris A.
u,, oToule, ~, both Of Rockville.
Howard H. Hensiey, rs. aSs p I'd st. t. n n.s
and Laura J. Long. 20, 613 A st. ne.
Fand9iph H. Jackson b. Charlotte, N G..
H snq Mhars s e. rogers, 2s' 1888 New
Samuel Holland, 90, 1910 sth st. NV, and
Donsld a. Bowman, rs, and Jacauelin T.
Doris H ostroot, r. sio sa FAILS. s. p sax
John F. Keith, 81, 1880 Riggs pl NV, and
Catharine Monalin, 81, 1717 18th st.
Alvin S, Chase. 1s, s1s End st. Sc, and
Addison s - D. Merry, 80, Syracuse, N. y,
Leland S. Fields, ir, 90. Long Beach, Calf
and Ingrid J. Cisternind. 81, Jersey
Joseph NJ: Snyder, jr., %, Hyattsville. and
. Bette F. Garman, %, 3019 Claiming
George II. Schomber, "a, louisville, Long
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Pennsylvania State Society. shoreham
Hotel, 10 o'clock tonight.
EXHIBITS
President Monroe exhibit commemorat-
ing, 122d anniversary OF Monroe, Doctrine
ends tomorrow: exhibition of world famous
personalities photographs by George Fay.
er through January 8; rare BOOKS ano
erapSs Of Latin Silver hoash
January 80 and Texas centennial exhibit
tion through March Is; Library Of Con.
Friday; 8 am. to pm. Saturdays ano
1880 am. to 10 pm. Sundays.
Pietro Lazzari drawings; Public Library fa Z
pm. through Thursday.
Forty ninth annual sxhiibitio99 Of NINA.
lures by PennsylyanIa Society 81 Miniature
tional Museum, Smithsonian Institution, 8
am. to 4:3O pm. daily through January 8.
se ate apd
Day CELEBRATION, National Archives, s:45
pm sSndayS tRrous Sef febrSsrs sho closed
Paintings on loan from French govern
Sundays through February 8.
LUNCHE0NS.
Rotary Club, Willard Hotel. 1870 pm.
tomorrow Members and guests,
Civitan Club, Mayhower Hotel, 1880
pm. tomorrow; Edgar Turlington, guest
FOR sERvICEMEN.
Dsn "eio gso to Gl.R 1911 street NV
ofncers-Dance' Junior oficers of Wash
tngton. 8 o'clock tonight.
Service psson,nssIl may obtain mSre in:
Center, National 5000, or any Of the fol;
aoes p9 MAY or can Hso
1864, or War Hospitality. Decatur 776S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-01

L N. y and Iva NJ Kirk Raleigh
Jack Z. Beckwith, 10, 201e 4th st. ne,
and Mildred L. williams, Is. 221s LIST
Julian H. kitchens. 81, and Alfred "
Paris, ~. both Of 343 F st,s,w.
George d. Cockrell jr., 20, 1917 Fairmont
st; nv. and Dorothy M Thompson, 33.
william Adam, 20. Bridgeport, Conn, and
Gypsy B. Frankenberg. 81. 2517 Mozart
John j. Bruno. %, 24o7 Rhode Island ave.
ne. and Jacaueline M. Zemetis, 18,
Paul K. Glass, As, 1913 r ST. NV, and
Ola e. Roberts. 40, 5430 Connecticut
ave. NV
Eugene J. oSullivan, IT., "a, zoos Frank
lin ST. ne. and Elizabeth A. Hosch, "a,
Gainesville. Ga.
Herman r, Yates. 81, $40 Maryland ave.
S.w.; and Lola j. Evans, ~, 613 Mary
land ave. s.w.
Ethel T. McSwain, 80, S63 st. Sc.
Roderick H. Cox, a. 2315 Tracy pl. NV,
and Mary r. Burnet, 20, $500 14th st.
william A. Freeborn. 20, Rhinelander Wis.
and Mary E. Kelley. "A. Takoma Park.
James E. Wheeler. "a. 716 9th st. ne, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-01

Ingrid D. Anderson, q. 1908 N st. Sc.
Hazel I. swecker. II, 1920 9th st. NV.
William Q; Edwards. 26.. 1866 II st. ne,
and Julia R. Eason,. 81, Covington, Ga.
Brotman, 80. 1855 Otis ri. NV.
Raytiel Martin, 80, 1717 Montello ave. ne,
and Rosie M. Boland, "a. 3410 Rhode
Island ave; ne.
and Arlene J. Chunn. 81, 1888 I'd st.
Melvin r, Locks. 80. 1923 South Capitol
Va
Richard E. Brown, 80. Fairmont Heights
Nd, and Rosena A. Green. %. Upper
Robert T.. TAYLOR, %. 1907 18th st. NV,
and Della M. Armstrong. "a. 517 N ST.
+ NV.
Christopher A. Higgins, 25, Brooklyn, and
Alice M Conley, 20. liz 5th st. ne
Edward A. Brooks. "a, 1921 18th st. ny v,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-01

Mundy, %. both OF Washington.
Daniel Nowlin, 90, Jackson, Wyo, ano
Mary Anne Gilkeson. 20. Sutherland
Nebr
Aubrey L. Baker, 90, Riverdale. Md, and
Hannah F. Ainsworth, Is, Herndon, Va
William e. Reid 20, and Nellie Marie
Piauette, %, both Of Damascus, Md
Thomas Joseph Lydon, 81. and Barbara
Edith Harris, %. both Of Glen Echo Md
Mary Ellen Gerris, 22, Arlington. Va
Robert E, Bentley, 81, Washington, and
Jeanette c. Baker, Is. Takoma Park,
Md.
Edwin J. McWilliams, %, San Francisco
Calf, and Marian Lahikainen. 20. Crys-
Frances l. Fora, 20. Glen Echo, Nd.
Leland D. Thomas. 26, Mt. Vernon. Va
and Barbara j. Chinn. Is, Alexandria.
Issued at Alexandria.
William L. Akers, %, Berwind, w. Va, and
Betty J. Dale. %, War, w Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-01

and Marian L. Greedy, 2s. 1907 5th St
NV.
John W. Terrell. "a, snd Ruth M. Almond
81, both of 933 T st. NV.
William A. Edens, 40, Annapolis Hotel
and Beatrice e. Godfrey, 80. 81 Bates
st. NV.
Joseph H. Lewis, %. 1913 Bates st. NV,
Sd st. NV
John MacIlhenny. AZ. and Sara Hoffses
:, 40. both OF 931 q st. s.w.
Philip NJ. Gnatt, 81, 1924 18th st. NV
NV.
Major L. German, 10. and Minnie B.
Forman, Is, both of Ito D st. sw
Edward c. Skipper, 20, 116 44th st. ne,
and Rosetta Addison. 23, 3041 Sherman
ave. NV.
Issued at Rockville.
Charles F. Eggert, 35 and Eleanor v. Bur-
russ. "a, both of Arlington, Va
Joseph B. Nichols. 20. and Jeanette G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-01
Columbia Opero Holds
Additions Toniqht

The Columbia Light Opera Co.,
civic theatrical organization spon-
sored by the District Recreation
Department, will hold additions
for singers, actors and actresses
tonight in the Roosevelt audi
forum, Thirteenth and Allison
streets NV, between 7 and 10
o'clock.
Applicants should report to Di-
rector Ethyl Manning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-01

william E. Dennison, 2s, 1888 18th st.
NV, and Anna B. Phillips, 23. 1855
Rittenhouse st; nv.
Annie Murray, is: 202 G st. ne.
John Loza. SO, and Dora o. Sims, AZ.
both Of DETROIT; . ., ,,.o,.
ton md, and Hazel B. Blaney, n,
Walter w. ao sP or e and ssb Marion
William q. Porter, 80. 729 22nd st, NV,
and Genevieye L. Carr, "a, Rochester,
Robert C. Day. %, 1904 v st, s.e.,. and
Aristotle s; catsouphes. q, Scranton, Pa,
Jose r Candalita, 80, and Arisio A. Rosa,
20, both of Baltimore.
Ne Ruth NJ ac PP g. siue Earth a Mimi ana
James a. Bridges, %, 1743 18th st. NV,
and vesta C. East. %, 1880 Church st.
David S. Ross. 81, 1907 Harvard St NV,
and Alma D. Snyder. 20. 1929 18th st.
George w. Wright. %, 500 H st. s.w..
and Lois v. Trevathan, IS, 334 14th
Joe coyington, 90; and Estelle A. Daniels,
20. both Of 452 o st, NV, " "
Harry R. Werntz, q, shamokin. Pa, and
ot aIiic teCa' w. NduoNoitH, Nuio
Charles j. Crenshaw 66, 1641 18th St
NV. and Mary B. Butler, As, 1874 Riggs
st. NV.
Arnold Bortman.. %. 7705 Eastern ave
NV, and Rhoda P. Goodman, 21, 1885
George E. Mccardeli 20. 1924 9Th st. Sc,
and Mary T. Harding, Is, 1920 Hol-
Douglas L. Stephens 90. Bethesda. and
Betty j. Bryan, 90, Chevy. Chase.
Arthur J, Banks, 33; 500 Sd st. Sc, and
William G. Thomas II, 20, East Orange,
N. j., and Jean H. Lyon, Fl, 1885 Ash
Walter {. Craig. 40, 447 Kings court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-01

John H. Spencer, As. and Dorothy T. VIII
son. 81, both OF Camden, N J.
James b. Kelly. 80, Chicago, and An.
toinette ]. Novotny, IS, Washington.
Robert Z. HintZ, 81. and Marion L. Peter.
son, 20, both of Washington.
Mats Macchioni, %, Fresno. Calf, and
Helen Theresa Casantini. "a, Hershey.
George P. Stewart, "a, Huntington, w. Va,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-01
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

IOmOhhoW.
FED + WILLIAMS and zed W W1,sms
Auction House, 91s New York ave, We'd
nssday Pm This oyF pesua
instead S Of Tuesday u s as e' is customary@due
of course to Tuesdays closing for the New
Year: Furniture Of all kind, household OLD
ess suea Food CHESTS o
drawers, good living room chairs, 3,pe.
hv. room suite. mahog. knee.hole desk
metal side tables, beds of all sizes, spiral
springs and mattresses, odd chairs, dress
ers, aant-front desks, breakfast sets.
GUS V Other e furnishings. Once equipment:
Fine safe cabinet with combination, cleo
trio cash register, Victor adding ma siiina
machine, store delivery billing machine,
store showcases, display cases and other
store equipment. Large lot Century"
Sale by order Smith Storage warehouse,
Leonberger Music Store, private consignors,
other sources. Auctioneer.s phi. Ma. 262o
ADAM a; WEscaLEK SON N.t A%etion zen
and exhaust fans. fuorescent Mghtlng fix-
HVs N fsS p asss1n Js al
wood chairs. tables. modern Tormiea top
hood, chefs table. triple metal sink, water
cooler, Aice bottle cooler, fans. Venetian
blinds, electric refrigerator and clock
linoleum, utensils, china. glass plateware.
stS; Terms Cash Adam A o Wssc Iat
ADAM A. WESCHLER & son, auctioneers
United States marshars sale OF real
estate by virtue of writ of execution
issued out of the clerks, office Of the
District Court of the United States for the
District OF Columbia and to me directed
! will sell by public auction for cash in
front of the west entrance of the court
house on p st. between 4th and 9TH SITS
hW sas d a G. o on
the, right, title and interest of the de-
estate in the District of Columbia, to
Wit: Lot AZ in square e,,; 1897 improved BY
street, Sc Seized and levied upon as
the psoperty of the defendant. susannah
judgment at law, Municipal Court No
s17s; in favor Of albert Brick. ": BRUCE
and for the District Of Columbia. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-01
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c.. la,Ds, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Oait three Jul days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WE NEED A HOME BADLY and can pay
cash for fairly modepa home n n s soo
asas No sss1Fs Dsase eP soa
MoTHER FRoMANs chicken box; turkey
S Slans s5o COX 1 sf5ses st6 st. INV NV Ma %
s sssS assoqasaat. szSf s, soSHR Of
faE AN ANNUAL al i MEEPISe % the share
holders OF the Home. Building Association
5 pc aaa Fl sns w
i fsnu ths s se s4S oeers and
nssS as NAY JAMES e50P M w sS Sec
i Will NOT BE LIABLE for any debts
S W. Ho 9R1h 'n J r. ' B. No: /. SILVER
i WILL NOT NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
JOSEPH A. sEALEY 2407 Shannon pl: Sc.
eSpe2i acc oA SAUL s. SOBER Of
so 49, Bk sSa En- AZ" FIEasiMs need 3esd small
house or bungalow located in D. c. or
MARYLAND BOZ &c, Star.
As A RESULT of the fve-day week estaD-
continue the late evening hours on Fridays,
effective January l, 1916, =
We Sha be open IN 1or Mnndaes
Fridays, and from am. to IL noon on
Saturdays.
ARLINGTON TRUST COMPANY,
CLARENDON TRUST COMPANY,
Arlington, Virginia. 2.
OFFICE Of the Firemen's Insurance Com
pany of Washington and Georgetown,
303 9TH ST. NV, Washington, D.. G. The
stockholders of the Firemen's Insurance
Company of Washington and GEORGETOWN
will meet at the office on Monday, January
z. 1946; for the purpose OF electing thir-
teen directors for the ensuing year. Polls
ALBERT W HOWARD, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Raleigh Hotel Co. will be held
on Wednesday. January 8, 1916, at 3
o'clock PM, at the Raleigh HOTEL 18th
st. and Pennsylvania ave. NV, Washing
ton, D. C. The object OF said meeting
is to consider and act upon the decrease
OF the amount Of capital Of the company
diminution OF the par value Of each share
of stock from $4,000 to $1,000: distrl-
button to stockholders in partial liquida-
dissolution of the company: the election Of
other business as may properly come be-
EDWARD L. HILLYER,
VIM. L. FLATHER, Jr..
A. w. HOWARD.
H. G. HOSKINSON,
@ Y. E. BOOKER,
S. H. KkUFFMANN,
A. G. NEAL,
Directors.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-16
PISMO IL sEMBIJ

Mr.. Joe Dovgan, XII vodi trgo-
vino Century Tire Service ma
1890 Waterloo Rd., VOCAL Cal
cutta Ave., je dobil pismo cd ma
tere il sembij pri 1lirski Bistri-
ci blizu St. Petra ma Krasu, da
so paketi, katere je postal, pri-
sli v dobrem stanju in je bilo vse
v njih. Matt dalje pise, da je to
bill najboljsi Miklavz v stirih
letih. Prosijo, da maj Sc tukaj
ljudem pove, da maj pisejo in kaj
posljejo svojim domov, ker tam
vsaka krpa prav pride. cim so
tamkaj ljudje zvedeli, da je ma
ii dobila paket cd sina, pridejo
k njej vsak dan il okolice in jo
prosijo, da maj ona pise semkaj,
da bi poizvedela "a enega ali
drugega, ker ljudje tamkaj so
zgubili naslove ali pa jim je bilo
vse pozgano in jih je mnogo, XII
ne vedo naslov ne kan pisati, a
so zelo potrebni pomoci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-16
JAPONCL POSLALI
v ZEDINJENE DRzAVE
5000 BALONOV

WASHINGTON, IS. januarja.
- Danes je bilo tn prvic urad-
no naznanjeno, da so Japonci te-
kom. vojne spustili v zrak in po-
slali proti celini Zed. draw in
Kanadi 5000 balonov z bomba-
mi.
Cd teh halonov, o katerih SO
Japonci pricakovali, da jih We
ter prinese preko Pacifika in da
bodo tukaj povzrocili paniko
med prebivalstvom, pa jih je
dejansko pristalo ma tel strani
Pacifika samo 225.
Ii baloni so bill najdeni ma
raznih krajih cd Britske Ko-
lumbije ma severn pa do Texasa
ma jugu. En- tax balon je bill "a
nesen cd vetra prav do Michi-
CANA. skoda, XII so jo bombni
baloni povzrocili, je bila brez-
pomembna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-16
Samo 18 procentov
vojnih bondov je
bilO vnOvcenih

WASHINGTON, IA. januarja.
Zakladniski department je ma
znanil, da so Amerikanci med 1.
majem 1941 in 81. decembrom
1915 kupili "a mad SIS milijard
dolarjev vojnih bondov in da je
bilo vnovcenih samo 1881 pro-
centov.
Uradni krog: smatrajo Nick
odstotek izmenjanih' b On d v
znacilnim, posebno ozirom ma
to, da Sc je vojna koncala. re
pred sestimi meseci.
Medtem ko sc je zadnji cas-
izmenjava bondov nekoliko po-
vecala, pa Sc vedno nj tako vi
soka kot Sc je pricakovalo pred
sestimi meseci. Pricakuje Sc, da
bo polozaj v tenn pogledu ostal
nespremenjen do marca, potem
pa bo vsota vnovcenih bondov
padla ma pol milijarde mesecno
in da DO tako ostalo "a nedolo-
ceno dobo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-16
POLJSKA 30 PLACALA
"a TUJO~ ~LASTNINO

VARsAVA, IL. januarja. -
Poljski minister della Jan Stan
czyk je danes rekel, da DO Poll
ska v smislu move postave "a
nacijonalizacijo industrij plaza
la odskodnino tujim kot donna
cim lastnikom. Rekel je, da so
vesti, da DO Poljska tuje indu-
STRIFE zaplenila, brez vsake po-
dlage.
Izjava je bila ocividno poda-
ma ma izjavo Zed. draw, da Poll
ska ne bo dobila posojila v Anne
riki, ako tuj kapital ma Poljskem
v zvezi nacijonalizacijo ne DO
prejel odskodnine.
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7oe ud s'o podao posance ngoso'amskega rdefega ka
.CeSka zanikuje
vmesavanje od
strani Rusiijje

PRAGA, II. januarja. - Bo-
humil Lauschman, socialni de-
mokrat in minister "a industri-
jo, XII Sc je nedavno vrnil z 10
dnevnega obiska v Moskvi, je
danes izjavil, da Rusijo ne bri-
ga, kdo je ma vladi v Ceskoslo-
vaski ali kako Sc upravljajo ME
ne notranje zadeve, samo da de-
zela nj protisovjetska.
Lauschman je rekel, da je
tekom obiska Moskvi nasel,
da Rusija v vseh ozirih iskreno
zeli sodelovati z zapadnimi de-
mokracijami in da male drzave
v Evropi ustvarijo najtesnejse
stike ia ko z zapadom kot z
vzhodom.
Razmotrivajoc ceskoslovaski
program nacijonalizacije, je mi
Mister rekel, da sc DO tujemu ka-
pitalu v tel zvezi izplaeala cim
ugodnejsa odskodnina, ker Ces-
koslovaska zeli ohraniti dobro
voljo zapadnih zaveznikov in
nevtralnih draw.
Dostavil je, da vlada Sc nj
sklenila, dali sc bo tujim pod
jetjem, XII jih prevzame drzava,
odskodnina placala v tuji ali do
maci valuti.
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Sn,rtna kosa
JOHN REBOL

Po kratki bolezni je umrl John
Rebolj, star 81 let. Donna je bill
IL vasi Trzen pri Mengsu, odko-
der je prisel v Cleveland pred
As lett. Tukaj zapusca sestro
Mary Trampush, 411O st. Clair
Ave., v starem kraju pa sestro
Frances in diva brata Jerneja in
Franka. Pogreb sc bo vrsil v pc
tex oh 9. uri zjutraj IL Zakrajs-
kovega pogrebnega zavoda v
cerkev sv. Vida in nato ma Cal
vary pokopalisce.
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BABY SHOWER" v WEST
PARKU

v nedeljo 20. januarja Sc bo
vrsil "Baby shower" v Jugoslo-
vanskem delavskem narodnem
domu ma MCGOWAN Ave. in w.
13O st. Pricetek DO OBJ 4. uri po-
poldne in zvecer Sc bo vrsila "a
bava. Vabi Sc rojake in rojaki-
ME, XII imajo obleko, obuvalo in
hrano, ter zelijo ponagati ubo-
gemu narodu v donaovini, da pri-
nesejo svoja darila Y nedeljo.
Vse Sc bo takoj odposlalo ma
pref. Maj ne 90 nikogar, XII bi
zaostal pri tenn plenenitem delu.
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l3 PREMOGARJEV
UBITIH v RUDNIKU
v WEST VIRGINIJI

WEIGH, w. Va, Is. januar-
ia. - Danes Sc je v tukajsnjenn
premogovniku primerila eksplo-
zija, v kateri je 13 moz izgubilo
zivljenje.
Oh casu eksplozije Sc je v rud-
niku nahajalo 267 moz, toda z
izjemo trinajstorice, kateri je
razstrelba zaprla pot il rova, so
Sc vsi zivi vrnili ma povrsje, kjer
SO jih pricakovali zaskrbljeni
domacini.
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suverenosti. Ampak to nj res.
Mednarodna kooperacija DO to-
liko ucinkovita, kolikor vec pra-
We suverenosti bodo uzivali po-
samezni narodi, in kolikor mani
vmesavanja bo v njih notranje
posle.
Neki drugi sovjetski predstav-
mix je v oddaji IL Moskve idejo
takozvanega "svetovnega par
lamenta" oznacil "a "utopistic-
no, obenem pa skodljivo in re-
akcijonarno."
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VILE ROJENICE

Vile rojenice So Sc zglasile pri
druzini Mr.. in Mrs. John Ka-
dune ml., lilo E. 76 St., in pu-
stile v spomin zalo hcerko, pr
vorojenko. Vse je zdravo. Cesti-
tamO!
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ARMADA BO ZNIZANA MA
POL MILIJONA MOI

WASHINGTON, Is. januarja.
e. Gen. Eisenhower je danes IL
javil, da Sc bo odpust vojakov
do 1. julia tako pospesil, da bo
armada do omenjenega dneva
padla ma million MOI in pol
Vojni tajnik Patterson, XII sc
nahaja ma Pacifiku, pa je izja-
vii, Ga Sc bo armada tamkaj, XII
danes steje $4,000 MOI, redu-
cirala "a polovico.