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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17
DUE TOMORROW

At New York - Jarrett Huddles- ton (Cherbourg), 274 patients, 250 nurses. Gustavus Victory Oe Havre), 1854, incl. 27Sth F. A. Bn.. 89th ord. H. A. M. Co, 279th Port Co., 5lst Field Hosp, 278th Port Co. Borinquen Gle Havre), i,298, incl. End Bn. of 334th Inf. Regt 784th Ord. Light Maint. Co. George C.. Meade Gle Havre), 64S. incl. part of 3l9th Inf. Regt. of 80th Div. John Rowland Gle Havre), 506, incl units of lst En-, 334th Inf. Regt. Emma Willard (Antwerp), 57S, incl. 10OOth Eng. Treadway Bridge Co.,, 70lst Eng. Pet. Dist. Co., 066th Eng. Maint Go. M. M. Guhin (Le Havre) 573, incl. 45th Ord. NM. Co, 3508tlI Ord. IMAM Go. Andrew Furuseth (Le Havre), 5T3, incl. 903d Eng. Treadway Bridge Co.,, 2d Bn. of 3lSth Inf. Regt. William H. Jack son (Le Havre), 563 misc Smith Thompson Gle Havre), 548, incl. l33d QM Truck Co, Postal Unit of 94th Inf. Div. Theodoric Bland AAllIWCIplS FOop AkACAs IcoSA 4aAAb' Heavy Ship Co., 362rd QM Truck Co. Minor Keith (Antwerp), 24.
 European Redeployment Table
 Frankfurt, Jan IS - (UP) - To- days redeployment schedule of United States Army troops:
 80th Infantry Division, 84th In- fantry Division, 244th Engineer Combat Battalion, 453d Anti-Air- craft Automatic Weapons Battalion, 6O2d Anti-Aircraft Artillery Battal- ion, 94th and l96th General Hos- pitals, and 42d. 5lst and 60th Field Hospitals: on high seas.
 Tooth Infantry Division: Major portion on high seas; remainder awaiting shipment at Calais stag- ing area.
 94th Infantry Division: Delayed twenty-four hours, nov scheduled to sail tomorrow from Le Havre.
 4O8th Field Artillery Group: Scheduled to sail tomorrow from Le Havre.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

After two years service in the Pacific, Marine Cpl. Robert E. Brennan, son of MT. and Mrs. John J. Brennan, 2 walnut ave- nue, has been honorably dis- charged from the Marines at Bainbridge, Md. Cpl. Brennan enlisted in the service in August, 042 and saw action with the End Marine Division at Saipan, Tin- ian, Okinawa and Japan. Prior to entering the service he was employed at the French Small Tube Division, American Brass Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17
DIE TO-DAY

At New Workable Champlain (Southampton), 2,718, incl. part Of 3i8th and 319th Inf. Regts. of 8Otn Div, 163d Gen. Hosp, 437th ord. co. 7th Traffic Reg. Grp., 8l5th Sig: Serv. CO, 9th Med. Depot Co.,, 23Sd Station Hosp, Pier l3, s. .. 8 a. rIi., to Camp Kilmer. Louis Hennepin (Barry), 9, anch. of at Rosebank, to Fort Hamilton. Following ships tentatively scheduled for today, al- though Port of Embarkation has re- ceived no late word from them: Charles Crocker (Antwerp), 28: Frontenac Victory (Juga), 6; Thom- as Jefferson (NewporD, 24; Thomas Fitzsimmons (Antwerp), 20, Tufts Victory Gle Havre), 1,5l6, delayed to Sunday. Jonathan Edwards '(Antwerp), $50, delayed to Monday John MCarley (Birkenhead), 3l' delayed indefinitely. Ernest L. Dawson (Swansea), A, delayed in- definitely.
 At Boston-Arlie Clark (Ant- werp), 34. William Jenning (Ant- werp), 33.
 At Newport News-Blommersdijk. no information.
 At San Francisco-Allendale (Ma- nila), l,135. Boring Strait, 2O4. Dawson (Guam), 9l4. Vigilance (Pearl Harbor), 76. Waupaga (Pearl Harbor), 10. George Flavel (Manila), 1903. Allegheny Victory, 20. LST lO62, 4. Last 1096 (Pearl Harbor), 1SO. LST ll96 (Pearl Har- bor), 4s. LST 9O5 (Pearl Harbor) }, 65. LST lO68 (Pearl Harbor), 4S, PCS 1460, 28.
 At San Diego-Halinin Bay, r. lO9. Baldwin; l8l. LCI's 320, S91, 438, 46O, 463, 727, 728, 753, ll8; total of 70. Minesweepers III, 109 and patrol craft 620; total of IA. LST 67, %. ISM 3O7, Il.
 At Seattle-Marine Jumper (Ma- nila), S.242. Henry Falling (Alas- ka), l95.
 At Tacoma-Florence Nighting- dale (Korea), 1863. Hamhlen (Ok- inawa), l.952.
 At Portland, Ore - Edgecomh Neyte), 1887.
 At Los Angeles-Daughin, 1918.
 ARRIVED YESTERDAY
 At New York-John Ericsson (Bremen), 5,l24, Pier S4, H. R., 7:3l a. m, to Camp Kilmer. Thomas Bickett (Antwerp), 6O6, Pier 5 Bklyn Army Base, a. m, to Camp Kilmer. Plymouth Victory (Po:T Said), g, anch. of Rosebank. s. l. ii a. m., to Fort Hamilton. George W. Campbell Gle Havre). 567, Piei IS, s. T., 2:30 p. m, to Camp Kilmer MerrImac Seam (Antwerp), 8 anch of Rosebank, to Fort Hamilton Yancy (Oahu), 6. anch. of Rose bank, to Fort Hamilton. U. s. Vic tory (Bremen), l,6l3, Pier e4, H. R. 5 D. m. tn Camp Kilmer
 At San >>ancisco Sloterdijk (AGanila), 1902. Casablanca (Yoko- hama), o9o. Rescue (Pearl Harbor) 636. Bon Homme Richard Ueyte) 4,208. Sloane (Pearl Harbor), 246.
 At Los Angeles - Henry Austin (Leyte), 7e6. American Press (Syd- neyl, 30. A. J. Rotanin (0uaml ManiIa), 09O. St eta Isabel Leytel 1880. LOTS 7l3, 0CQ (Pearl Harbor) no information.
 At San Diego --N Nassau. 3lo Clearfleld (Seattlel, no information LasIss 125. 502. e3i, 7l1' SIP. total ol l79. LsT'e BoS, 6oA. 0oAs tofaA Qf lQn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

That Un-American" committee says 1t will call Gerald L. K. Smith to explain how he gets his funds.
 If that committee acts true to form. it'll probly take up a col- lection for him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

George Bernard Shaw is supposed to have remeived immediate notice when he began to write because he slyly signed his articles c B S- which also was the name of na- tionally advertised pipe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

Chevaiier has decided not to come here right away, as previously planned. He will make appearances in sweden, Norway, etc. gro see how they accept me before l re- turn to the U. SD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

"whaddya think of UNo?"
 "It's all right, I guess. There's just too many of them damo fOreigners in itl"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

M, Chevalier, now appearing at a dump in Paris, has several other acts on the bill He doesn't pay them: they pay himl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

Believe 1t or not. but there Is even a lobby in washington to pre- vet che govt from establishing na- tional cemeteries in each State; Cemetery associations are ben-nd the lobby.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

During the war ammunition was manufactured in the House or LoroS' London.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

As NTelephones Immaculate CThe Hy- rienic Phone Service of N. Y., Incl d a service which disinfects your uhones twice weekly. A New XorKer borrowed the idea from London' which is supposed to be decades De- hind New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

Six thousand of the S2nd Air borne Division (who marched up Fifth Avenue the other day) will re- enlist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

Walter Florell. the designer, Is the only gent we know who wears a sable coat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

Napoleon invented the income tax to pay for wars.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

Adele Astaire (Lady Cavendish) can cllss like a trooper. But she never does before GIs. (Adele saves her cussin' for royaltyo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-17

Nelson Rockefeller. who heads the committee seek ng your old clothing (for displaced persons aoroao!' i;opes to get 100 million lbs. oi It, For at least 9 million people.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-14
Woody Evans Heads
Equitable's Agency

T. Woody Evans, native of Hen
oerSon and son of Mrs. c. 4. Evans
OF this '.ity, has been named head
of the Equitable Life Assurance So
cicty in Roanoke, Va, where he
has been chief OF the local office
iCr several years. Establishment oil
the agency was marked by lunch
con at the Hotel Roanoke. Mr.
Evans appointment as agency man
aecr became effective November /.
he has long been in charge Of the
Roanoke offices as district manager
unocr the Raleigh agency.
Members Of the new agency, their
wives, home company representa-
tivcs and others attended the lunch
con. together with officials of the
home offi,S in New York. The Of
..c VII S:rvc 80 western Virginia
counties.
y graduate of Wake Forest Col
lego, Mr.. Evans joined Equitable
i'm 1923, and became district man.
agcr in Roanoke in 1880. This unit
has consistently been leader in
the Raleigh agency and during the
fir.t nine months OF 1916 stood fifth
in the South in pro rata club quail
ficrs.
Mr. Evans is a past president OF
the Roanoke chapter OF Life Under
writers Association and at present
is vice-prcSidcnt and incoming
president Of the Kiwanis club of
Roanoke.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-14
Miss Olivia Burwe|I
Is Clarke St. PIT. A,
Speaker Wednesday

Miss Olivia Burwell was speaker
at the meeting of Clarks Street p T.
"A: held Wednesday afternoon at 4,
school. Miss Rurwcll, librarian at
the n. Leslie Perry Memorial libra
ny. used as her topic the theme for
book week, Books Arc Bridges
She stated that bridges arc structures
eicctcd over dcprcssions or obstacles
I'D that books are bridges to the
understanding of ether nations.
h'riy-ninc nations. she said, arc
"oSci wing book week with the Unit
vt States. She further declared
'hai tho prayer for peace of the
world comes through Understanding
oi people or other nations. illustrate
'nS her talk, Miss Burwcll showed
ONO books ON Mexico.
DcvCtiCnalS for the meeting we're
I'd nv Mrs. Il. @ Mason. Duriup
ne business session, il was reported
that 1881 lunches had been served
curing the first six weeks Of school
Report was also given ON the Iiallu.
wr'rn party held recently nj the
school.
III. a'tcndarc2 priz" went 10 Miss
NlncS MGorcS fifth grade.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-14
Progress Of Radio
Told Lion Members

Inc progress of radio within tho
last 1our or i've years was discussed
at inc Liens club meeting last night
ny ied Austin, program manager
for the local radio station.
Mr.. Austin spoke on telcviSiur
frequency, meditation and facSimil.
reproduction as the result of prog
ress He also stated that he hopes
the local station will be am FM sta
ton within the next year.
b. {. Wells distributed tickets fo..
The bridge tournament to be spon-
sored by the club en- December 4 IN
Henderson high Schoo! gymnasium,
j. L. Mann was in charge of tn"
program and President Fred Kcsla .
presided. Ben Sartor, of the Dur
nam Lions club, was the only guest,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-14
SiNTFES KILLED IN CRASH
Of AlRrLANE IN MEXICO

Mexico City, Nov. ii.-LP,-Siy-
tcca persons were killed yc. .crday
N The crash o: DC-3 PASSENGER
blanc l2i. m.ltS cast o: Perutc. mid
Nay between Mexico City AMI the
.oaSt
Tn" crash into a l7.GGG-loo: cloud
'hroCded nr"unta:n occurred short
ly after G:l3 a. N. en- a scheduled
COMMUNICATIONS Aercas de Vera
Vera Cruz
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-14
THANK SGiSIN<; FOOD
ARRIVES IN JAPAN

Yokohama, Japan. Nov. l4.-,P)-
Turkeys and mcst OF the Thanks
giving Day trimmings have arrived
IN Yokohama. the army quarter
r,aSicr corps announced today.
Oysters, nuts, and olives have
been difficult TO transport on time
because Of the maritime strike in
The United States. but these and
similar delicacies are expected to
arrive before the holiday deadline,
The announcement said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-14

VICTIMS OF a 2,000-mile kidnap ride,
William Koran (bottom) a taxicab
driver OF Oswego, N. Y, and Mrs.
Pauline FELTON, (top), are shown in
the Jersey City, N. j., police station
where Koran appealed for help.
Koran declared that in Oswego, Mrs.
Felton's estranged husband, Arthur,
an alleged Army deserter, hired
him. picked up his wife, then or
dered Koran at gun-point to drive
to Atlanta, Ca, where FELTON, left
them and vanished. international!
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-14
NDICT LUFTNyAFFE OFFICER

Frankfurt, Germany. Nov. Ii
af-fleid Marshal Erharcit Milcn,
deputy chief of the Nazi Luftwaffc,
gas innlctcd by American authori-
les Ill Nuremberg today on charges
OF murder and miStreaincnt of slave
lahrrcrS used in N2Zi aircraft FAC
'"Fi'S and ;.s human Guinea pigs il
" a:timc aviation experiments.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-14
West End Garden Club

The West End Garden club will
meet Friday afternoon at $3.50 o.
clock at the home of Mrs. c. A.
Crews on the Oxford road with
Mrs. Crews, Mrs. w. p. Gholson,
Mrs. E. F. Parham. Mrs. F. Nj. Rol-
Inns and Miss Pauline Edwards as
joint hosteSScs. il was stated. All
members arc urged to be present.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-14
Jr. Garden Club

Inc Fl andersen Junior Garden
club will meet Friday afternoon at
3 o'clock at the home CT Mrs r. G..
S. Davis on Andrews avenue with
Mrs. john Davis, Mrs. Louise Horn
CT and Miss Ruth Burton as joint
hoSteSses, il was announced.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-14
REDS DENoUNCE ELECTION

Moscow, Nov. Id. The LABOR
newspaper Trud asserted today tina;
the United States election did not
reflect the peoples real feelings
Because prngrcssives who wished to
protect government reaction" had
very lew candidates in the race.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-14
TWO OUT-OF-TOWN
LICENSES ISSUED

Two out-of-town couples obtain
cd marriage licenses al the registe:
Of deeds office yesterday.
Licenses were issued to:
Mary Norman Fi.hel, of Vaughan,
Nary Norman Fi.hcl, Of aVughan,
while
Alexander Ea@kcrviilc and Ethel
Lawson, both e South Hill, Va, COL
cred.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-14
Methodist Choir practices

IN" senior choir of the First
Methodist church will meet Thurs
thy evening at 0 o'clock at the
1t was announced TODAY.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-14
HOUSE GUEST

Washington, Nov. l4.-iPy-Ap-
proXimatcly 400 leaders of negro
wOmen's organizations were received
at the White House today by Mrs
Truman.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-14
BERLIN SCHOOLS OUT

Berlin, Nov. IL ) Berlin
'hildrcn will get a five weeks holi-
day from school for Christmas
from Dc. cn,her 81 to January 2i-
as a coal conservation measure, il
was announced Tuesday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-14
TOURS VESSEL

New York. Nov. l4.-tPJ-Margar-
Ell Truman. daughter Of the president
toured the liner America today on
the eve of its maiden transatlantic
voyage and had luncheon in first
class suite.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-14
Henderson Bird Club

The Henderson Bird club will
meet Friday evening at 500 o'clock
at the home of Mrs Eric G.. Flan-
nagan on Young avenue with Mrs.
Flanagan and Mrs. w. II. WcSter,
today.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-14
Society Ne70S and Personals
ID. of a. Meeting

Vance Council Nc. 80. Daughters
of America, will meet tonight at
7:3O o'clock at the Red Mems hall,
it was announced today.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-06

da nacfasist ali brezbozni komunisti? Kdo je sezgal
desetine tisoce Slovencev kremaorh nacifasisti ali
"brezbozn komunisti? Da bill to nacifasist tenn
cell sve mi brezboznik' in to vedo udi agospod
je pri "A. D.. Ali narodn voditelji starem kraju
ske straze in doobranci tega MISC veei? In De vede
Ii, zakaj potem napovedai boj brezboznikom" name
sto nacfasstom? To maj poasni urednk "A D. in njego
vi pobocnik svojim citatelem in nam, brezboznko, da
bono enkrat ma jasnen Krieati dan dnern ne
kaksnem redeem pregananju katolske vere je zacelo
presedat cello katoicanom.
Toda zajec tici popolnoma drugem grmu Pod krin
ko verskega preganjana XII ga resnci nj in ga nkdar
nj bilo, hoee urednik "a d. in njegov pobocnik po
vodilih liz Vakana ozehtat nezassana krvava zlocin
stva mad slovenskim udsvo narodno izdastvo in sode
ovane bivsh narodnih vodteljev bana Natlacena sko
ia Rozmana in gen. Rupnika, XII prodai slovenski
rod nacasisenm krvnikon da reso lastno kozo in sto
cke, racun totalnega narodnega unicenja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-06
Jinrikisa je ameriska mvencija

meznim tekacern kot nacin slu-
zenja kruha, vsled cesar je sve-
toval, kot Sc pripovedrje, ne
kemu visokenu jarenskerau
uradniku maj bi SO cdgovorni
krogi potrudili, da S to idejo
pomagajo omiliti brezposelnost,
XII je takrat vladala ma Japon-
skem.
Vsekakor je prisla ia dvokol-
ma stvar, XII 81 jo je omislil anne
riski misijonar v splosno upo-
rabo po mestih Japonske kon-
Gem 19. stoletja. Nj bio dolgo,
ko so tudi ma Kitaj ajskem price
Ii uporabljati to vozilo v tiso-
cih. Ma splosno Sc je cello isto-
vetilo jinrikiso 81 Kline, cepray
je bila v resniei snajprej 2upo-
|rabljena ma Japonskena. In1e sa-
no ina tipieen kitajski izvor in
pomeni vozilo, XII ga vozi clovek
ram. Ma Japonskern ma kratko
imenujejo to kareto "jin-kiri"
" bolj gosposkem izrazu pa "ka-
'ruma', kar pomeni kolo. Ljudje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-06
Nova izdaja knjiIce 'Kako postati
drzavljan Zed. drzav"

Organizacija Common Coun-
Gil for American Unity je ravno
izdala novo izdajo knjizice "Ka-
ko postati drzavljan Zed. dr.
zay".
Odkar je bila izdana zadnja
izdaja, leta 1912, so bile uvede-
ne gotove spremembe v pristoj-
binah naturalizacijskih papir-
jew, kar prizadeva veliko Stew
10 tujezemcev v tel dezeli, XII zele
postati drzavljani. Tozadevna
sprememba je bila uvedena leta
1914 v mesecu septembru. Po
novi naredbi je odpravljena po-
sebna pristojbina "a certifikat
drzavljanstva, pristojbina "a pr
vi papir pa je zvisana cd $3.50.
do So, docim je pristojbina "a
drugi papir sedaj So; pref pa
je bila samo pet dolarjev. (Ta
zadnja pristojbina vkljucuje
stroske "a vlozitev prosnje "a
drzavljanstvo ter "a izdanje pa
pirja, ako je seveda prosnja
odobrena). Pristojoina "a re-
gistriranje drzavljanstva je ista
kot je bila ($18); pristojbina
"a drzavljanstvo po oeetu, mo-
zu, it'd, je Sc ista ($5) in pri-
stojbina "a duplicate izgublje-
nih ali drugace unicenih certifi-
katov drzavljanstva je tudi Sc
vedno stara ($1). Nova knjizi-
ca daje informacije vsem tenn
v clenih g., TO-, 33. in sc.
Cd izdanja prve knjizice v |.
1912 pa do zdaj SO dobili pravi-
co zaprositve drzavljanstva tu-
di kitajski prebivalei nase de-
zele. elena 1. in 60. torej vklju-
cujeta tudi revidirane informa-
cije glede te spremembe.
Opomniti je treba tudi ma re-
vidirane spremembe z ozirom ma
naturalizacijo tujerodcev, XII so
sluzili v nash oborozenih silah
v tel zadnji vojni. Po zakonu
sprejetem %. decembra, 1945,
je upravieen do izrednih ugod-
nosti v dobavi drzavljanstva
lie oni tujerodec, XII je sluzil v
armadi ze pred tenn datumom.
Nedrzavljani, XII so bill vpokli-
cani v vojasko sluzbo ali so Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-06

Ameriski fantje, XII sluzijo v
KIM in ma Japonskem, Sc goto-
vo pogosto vozijo z znano ORR
jentalsko dvokolnico, poznano
pod imenom jinrikisa, katero
vleee po ulicah japonski ali XII
neski tekoc, XII tamkaj pomeni
isto. kot v Ameriki taksi. Seve-
da sc nasim fantom najbrz niti
sanja ne, da je to vozilo ame-
riska invencija in ne oriental
ska. Uvedel jo je ameriski mi
sijonar Jonathan Goble, XII je
misijonaril "a babtiste v japon-
skin mestih in krajih. On je bill
pref ameriski marin in je prvic
v svojem zivljenju videl japon-
sko otocje raz krova ladje ko-
.modora Perrija, XII je, kot zna-
no, prvi vzpostavil trgovske We
ze med japonskimi in, ans ssis-
kimi trgcyci in kramarj..
Pravijo, da je nisi.ionar izde-
lal iinrikisho il oveh vzrokov,
zaradi invalidnosti svoje zene in
kasneje Sc je izkazalo, da bi te
vrste vozilo lahko sluzilo posa-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-06

priglasili prostovoljno, po 28.
decembru 1915, MISC upraviceni
do izrednih privilegijev natura-
lizacije po clenu x izjemnega
vojnega zakona, po katerem so
tujerodni vojaki sluzbujoei v
ameriskih vojnih silah postal
drzavljani. ii privilegiji bodo
ukinjeni docela z 81. decembrom
letos. Glen 81 v novi knjizici da-
je vsa potrebna pojasnila o
tenn.
Knjizica, XII jo je tidal Com
mon Council v anglescini, je
namenjena predvsem tujerod-
Gem, XII razumejo angleski jerk
in XII zele zaprositi "a drzavljan-
stvo. Poskrbelo Sc je, da je vse-
bina enostavra ter da je izloee-
no vse, kar zadeva zgolj izredne
slucaje, vsled cesar bi povprec-
mega prosilca le po nepotreb-
mem mesalo. Ia tujerodce, XII
nimajo znanja angleseine, je
Common Council pripravil raz-
mnozene izdaje v cesko-angles-
kem, italijansko angleskem,
poljsko-angleskem in spansko-
angleskem jeziku. TIE dvojeziene
knjiziee vsebujejo kratek pre-
gled naturalizacijskih postav in
procedure knjizica v anglesci-
nj nina tega pregleda - ter
VISA ali skoro vsa vprasanja in
odgovore drzavljanstvu, XII 50
navedena v angleskem pamfle-
tn. Vprasanja SO v angles5ini in
v pristojnem jeziku knjizice.
Mimeograf firane tujejeziene
knJlzlce Sc prodaJaJo po 25c a
knjizice v angleseini so po 35
centov. Pref SO bile po Csc ali
vsled podrazitve tiskanja je BIZ
la cena zvisana.
Knjizice Sc dobi " uradu or
ganizaciie in kdor DO narocal
po posti, maj prilozi gotovino,
znamke ali Money Order ali pa
eek - kolikor knjizic re naro-
ei - ter maj narocilo naslovj
ma: Common Council for Ame-
rican Unity, 20 West 40th St.,
New York 18, N. Y. Cena knji-
lice krije stroske tiskanja in po-
siljanja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-06
KIDD PREDNJACI?

Mnogokrat slisimo in citamo
narodnem prednjastvu v Ameri-
XII. Tega nj! Vsaka narodnost je
doprinesla svoj delez danasnji
Ameriki. Stvarno je opisano ".
knjigi "A Nation Of Nations" XII
je najnovejse delo nasega ane-
risko-slovenskega poznanega in
spostovanega pisatelja Louis
Adamica. Knjigo Sc dobi tudi v
urednistvu Enakopravnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-06

Ollie more skoro v vseh prime
rib nadomestiti slanino in druge
mascobe in proizvodnja jedilne-i
ga OLA je hitreisa kot proizvod-
MIA masti. Zato je bilo posebnor
" Vojvodini, Ervatski in Srbiji
obsejanih mnogo poll sonGni-
cami. Bucno seme Sc DO pride
lovalo posebno ma stajerskem.
Tovarne "a izdelovanje ola pre-
skrbijo potrebna semena "a Sc
stev in Sc obvezejo odkupiti pri-
.delano sene po dolocenih cenah.
Pridelovalci oljnih semen, XII
.sklenejo s tovarnami tozadevne
Ipogodbe, dobe po dolocenih ce-
nah tudi ole in oljne pogace.
Dne %. marca Sc je marsal
Tito vrnil v Beograd z obiska
bratskih draw Poljske in &C.
skoslovaske, kjer je bill delezen
krasnih sprejemov in najvisjih
odlikovanj. Oh povratku mar
sala Tita v Beograd ga je ma
vduseno pozdravila mnozica
100000 ljudi, XII je s tenn mani
festirala "a zvezo in bratstvo
slovanskih narodov.
Gradnja prve move zeleznice
" osvobojeni Jugoslaviii je v
teku. Nova proga ho zvezala
kraje Petrovac in Breslovacko
Banjo oziroma Bor v Srbiji in
tako omogoeila izkoriseanje We
iikega rudniskega bogastva, po-
sebno premoga.
Delovna nedelja II. marca je
zajela vso Ljubljano. Stare in
mlado, mozje in zene, fantje in
dekleta, uradniki in dijaki in de-
lavci vseh strok in poklicev so
sli ma prostovolino delo v to-
varne, v tiskarne, v delavnice,
v urade in pisarne, ma ulice, v
parke in vrtove; sli so v sosed-
ME vasi, da pomagajo odstra-
njevati rusevine, da pomagajo
'zmetom pri obnovi kmeckih po-
slopij, potov it'd. Mad Is tisoc
ljubljaneanov Sc .je udelezilo
prostovoljnega della.
Dne 10. marca so iceli delav-
no nedeljo v st. Petru ma Kra-
su.r Takrat so Sc posebno izka-
zali delavci ma zagi. Delali so
1,345 ur, zasluzek v znesku
46, ,157 lir pa so darovali skladu
"a obnovo v Ajdovscini. V raz-
nih krajih po Krasu je pri pro-
stovoljnih obnovitvenih delhi
posebno aktivna mladina.