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look at him. He was still the same.
almost ~indecently attractive. But
all she had felt for him, the half
laughing, half-grave, wholly eXcit-
ing appeal he had had for her, was
gone. That hadn't meant anything.
either, she told herself stubbornly,
but it had been-oil fun, ar ac-
tolerated heartbeat, and something
to look forward to when you rose
in the morning and set about the
business of getting ready to so to
work.
EIDE, she thought passionately.
how could you?
EIDE was married. She was mar
ried 10 a man who was overseas
fighting, sweating it out in drip
ping jungles, sleeping with fear,
waking to it tortured by heat
and insects, facing, by day, by
night, an implacable, almost SUBJ
human enemy. Dick Ainslee was a
real person. Tie was a fine man. He
was terribly n love with his wife.
He merited her love, her fidelity.
There was a sudden commotion
over toward the bar door, which
created a diversion. Even Steve and
Mary looked up from their smiling
absorption in n another. Steve,
his drink warming and relaxing
him, was having a pretty good
time. He was home. And he was
with strangers. That was better.
You eased into things that way.
Too many friends, commissioning,
that was bad. and very hard. Jenny.
for instance, her child's face flushed
with happiness, her eyes radiant.
Just a kid. . . He'd always been
fond of her. But he didn't want peo-
pie he was fond of, at tAe moment.
Except, of course, his father. And
his fathers condition lay like a bur-
den upon his mind and heart. 1t
q%uickened him with anger and re-
bellion. Not for himself but
for the older mar. Why did that
have to happen to a man like Bert
Barton, a whole and useful man?
AS for himself, his duty lay clear.
1t was distasteful, it wasn't what
he had planned nor wanted, but
. there it was. He owed it to his
father. And he had thought, GRIM
: ly, earlier in the evening. and no
back talk to myself about sacri-
; fees. I'm sacrificing nothing. My
, hand sees to that. What else could
I do wen if Dad were himself?
Mary asked. What in the world
. is going on?"
r He liked Mary. He had not met
\ her before. although he had seen
! her briefly on several occasions be-
fore he went away. He hadn't seer
! a woman like her since. You
didn't see women like Mary where
I he'd been. She "a all the things
4 well, some Of them-that you
thought about, out there. She
n wasn't the friendly, warm. close
things that meant home, the moth
e ering things, the %consoling. She was
the other side Of the picture. enter.
!, tainment. lightness. and that much
overworked word "glamor." A littlt
n hard. as he himself had become
hard. That was all right. too. Sc,
d and mentality in a pretty package
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den. eventually, by his cum.
Mary looked, too, She spoke and
Jenny heard her. She asked care
lesslv, You aren't going to let that
throw you?"
1t was the tight thing to say, ap-
palently, no sympathy, just a ques-
ton that was almost a statement.
Steve smiled, lopsidedly. He an
sWered, No, I suppose not"
Jenny drank some black coffee.
She heard Justice say to Eide, The
returned hero seems to have made
an impression upon my eNacting
sister," and heard EIDE laugh. Then
she heard something else. Justice
lowered his voice. but there was a
little cone Of silence around Jenny
at the moment. The others talked
and laughed together, and Justice
and EIDE conducted their personal
conversation. She was alone, and
she could hear.
EIDE asked, DO you never think
Of Boston, Justice, and the wind
| across the Common, and how cold
it was, and how afterWard We-?"
He said sharply, Il told you it
was one of the things we'd forget.
A mistake on both sides. Too dam
gerous. Too-unrewarding."
1t wasn't much. 1t was enough.
They had been in Boston together.
They had 49,.
Jenny's throat frightened. She
thought she must weep or scream.
She thought she must rise and
leave this room, get away, by her
self, try to think this out. But what
was there to think? More impor.
tant, what was there to know?
They might have met by acct
dent, walking on the Common II
the sharp wind. They might have
afterWard-oh, gone somewhere
for a cup of tea, a cocktail. Harm
less enough. They knew each othel
slightly. When you encounter peo
pie you know slightly, suddenly an(
in another setting, you always be
lieve you know them better thar
you do. You cry. well, for heaven!
sake!" You say. Lets go and hav'
a drink or something"
But EIDE had lever mentioned it
EIDE hadn't been in Boston.
Jenny's hands grew cold. Ed
had gone aWay-in April, WASH
Tito visit a friend in Worcester
, for a weekend. She had come back
full of stories about Edna and he
pretty home and her twins.
She could have gone to Edna's
: and then to Boston.
Jenny's heart grew as cold as he
: hands. She remembered the girl O
: the bus, Agnes Simpson, who sal
she hadn't seen EIDE for a month
at a time when EIDE had reporte
! spending an afternoon with hel
She remembered the parked car a
the empty lot. She remembers
r Charlotte saying she had seen Jus
! tice and EIDE in Boston and the
correcting herself luickly-it Nigh
e have been someone who looked Xix
$ Eide, she'd amended. She remen
3 bered Justice asking about Ed
t very casually.
How far had 1t gone? How niue
did it mean. to EIDE? That it near
anything to Justice. Jenny coul
not believe. She forced herself I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-02-09
CHAPTER

az" SAID Steve Barton, am an
entirely negative person.
Meaning" said c,1ary, that you
always say nO?'
She smiled again. Looking up,
seeing him there, had been the first
interesting thing that had hap
pened to her for a long time. She
couldn't analvze it. He was not par
ticularly unusual in appearance.
Yet there was something halI and
aloof about him which attracted
and challenged her imagination.
Jenny had seen that, too. He had
changed, she thought unhapQlly.
Naturally he would, after his X
Deriences, and yet she had not X
nected that he would toward her.
She flushed. remembering how she
had whitfield acros the room and
flung herself at him. His greeting
had been amused, but hardly I'M
passioned. She could not under
stand it. She and Steve pepper
and salt, ham and eggs, brandy and
soda. anything that went together.
She felt as if she were back in her
gangling days, pursuing a kindly
but bored and impatient young man
who looked upon her as an irTItat-
ing young sister.
He looked at her now across the
table. He said, Jenny, you've
grown up"
Mary asked, Did you expect her
to remain IS, or whatever she was?
After all, she's being exposed to an
intensive course in-maturlty.' She
looked Neetingly at her brother,
who was talking to EIDE. Justice sat
next to Jenny, but he had turned
a little away from her.
Jenny's chin went up. She didn't
like that remark, nor the tone, nor
the thoughtful regard Steve &C
corded her. Mary said, Tell us
something about your experiences
or would you rather not. DR.. Bar
TOM"
He smiled at her amiably. He
said, I'D much rather not. Suppose
you tell me about yours?"
Mr.. Hathaway cut in. He said
MARY, you are forgetting YOU
duties as hostess. Have you dined
doctor-and won't you, if you
haven't? How about a drink"
Steve said. I've dined, thanks
but I could do with a drink"
Almost everyone-Mr. Hatha
way. Mary, the Richardses, AM
even Howard Morgan-Were con
centrating on Steve. Jenny felt a
fiat as last nights champagne. Sh
felt out of it. There was the begin
ming Of a pout in her mind. Thi
was quite different from what sh
had expected when she had learne
that Steve would soon be coming
home.
There was something sharpe
about him. the quick laughter ha
gone, the warmth she had know
and counted on, all her days. H
was very nearly a stranger, thi
young man, sitting there, hidin
his right hand. He couldn't hide
all the time. He reached for tn
glass they brought him and she say
the stiff fingers. the drawn fesf
the scar running up the wrist, hit
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Words of Wisdom

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11
LaGuardia v b0rbi
da ohrani UNRRA-o
WASHINGTON, 10.

WASHINGTON, 10. dec. -
Pred svetom 48 draw, XII so cla-
nice organizacije UNRRA, bo
Fiorello La Guardia, direktor or
ganizacije, podal porocilo O de-
lu, XII je izvrseno ma relifnem po-
lju. Pricakuje Sc, da bo La Guar
dia nadaljeval ma temu sestan-
ku borbo, da bi Sc organizacijo
UNRRA ohranilo tudi "a 1947
leto. Proti temu nacrtu so zla-
sti Zedinjene drzave.
Veruje Sc, da bo La Guardia,
&c mu ne DO uspelo, da celoti
ohrani organizacijo, podal neka
nova priporocila "a vsaj delno
pomoc drzavam, XII sc Sc vedno
nahajajo v velikih tezavah.
Kot je porocano, je La Guar
dia podal ostavko. Najvec izgle-
dov, da bo prisel ma njegovo
mesto, ina general-major Low
ell Rocks, XII sedaj vodi posle
"a likvidacijo UNERA.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11
Sodnija nastopila
proti faSisticni orga-
nizaciji v Georgiji

ATLANTA, Ca, 10. deem
bra. - Proti vodjam "Colum-
bians Inc" je bila vzdignjena
tozba cd strani sodnika Eugena
Cooka, XII je iste obdolzil, da ze-
LILO ma podlagi sejanja sovras-
tva in teroristicninai metoda-
mi priti ma oblast, in da ma
vdahnjeni z duhom hitlerizma
zelijo postaviti ma oblast naci-
sticno obliko Wade.
Predlozeni SO dokazi, XII pri-
cajo 0 delovanju te fasisticne
organizacije. Yes obtozilni ma
terijal je bill poslan governerju
Ellis Arnallu kot uradna zade-
va drzave.
Fasisti SO obdolzeni, da SO
podstavljali eksploziv v hise
crncev in da 50 grozili, da bodo
vse bolj znane crnce "pretepli'
in lincali"
Dokazilni material o obsega
yec hot 200 strani izkazov, H
50 jih podale pod prisego razne
price
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11
NOV ODBOR.

Ma letni seji drustva ''Cvetoci
Noble" st. $50 SNPJ je bill IL
voljen sledeci odbor "a l. 1947::
Predsednik Frank Habic, pod
predsednik Frank Tegel, tajni-
ca Mary Dodic, OFT e. 239 ST.,
blagajnicarka Frances Tegel,
zapisnikar Frank Butar, mad
zorni odbor: Matt Klemen, An
drew Jerman in Frank Mihelich,
zastopniki: "a Clev. federacijo
Frank Habic, "a Klub drustev
SID Frank Habic in Anton Vrh,
"a SANS Frank Tegel. Drustve-
nj zdravniki so: G. w. Rotter,
A.. Skur in L. Perme. Drustvo
zboruje vsakos drugo nedeljo v
mesecu v obicajnenl prostoru,
ia bo BE nadalje ostalo Clan Pro
tsvetne matice ter $3.50 Sc je
darovalo "a SLOW. mar. muzej.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11
PREDSEDNIK AVTNE
DRUzBE ZAHTEVA, DA
Sc UNIJE 'REFORMIRAJO

CHICAGO, 10. dec.-Predsed-
mix General Motors Co., C. E..
Wilson je nocoj izjavil, da Sc
morajo v delavskih unijah 1--WE
sti reforme, "a odpravo "zlorab,
XII ogrozajo narod."
Wilson je dejal, da imajo uni
je danes proved moci in bi kon-
gres moral poskrbeti, da sc ma
pravi konec "prisilnemu unio-
nizmu."
Publika je dala izraza svojim
obcutkom, ko je pri zadnjih vo-
litvah porazila kandidate admi-
nistracije, katera je podpirala
unije in njihovo delovanje, je
dejal Wilson, XII je svojo izjavo
podal v zvezi porocili, da DO
unija avtnih delavcev zahtevala
25-procentno zxisanje mezd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11
Burke ponudil gov.
.Lauschetu urad pri
komisijii c. T. S.

Vceraj Sc je zvedelo, da je zu-
pan Burke ponudil gov. Lau-
schetu sluzbo pri komisiji cleve-
landskega transitnega sistema,
katero bi nastopil v januarju.
Komisija, XII upravlja celotni
mestni prevozni sistem, sestoji
liz treh clanov. Lausche bi zavzel
mesto Williama C. Keough-a, ci-
gar termin be 1. januarja pote-
kel in Sc izrazil, da ne zeli ponov-
mega imenovanja. Clani komisi-
je so imenovani "a sest let in
plaza znasa $4,000 ma leto.
Dali DO gov. Lausche, XII Sc
po odhodu liz Columbusa vrne v
Cleveland l., posveti odvetniski
praksi, ponujeno mesto sprejel
Sc nj zIano. On je bill zupan
Cleve.anda, ko je mestna vlada
prevze,a cestno zeleznico in ko
Sc je upeljal sedanji sistem
uprave, in Sc torej smatra, da
je posebno kvalificiran "a ponu-
jeni urad.
Pod obstoje,im sistemorn ina
komisija treh oseb polno kon-
trolo mad upravo CTS, medtem
ko ina mestna zbornica kontro-
10 mad finance.
= VISA imenovanja morajoAbiti
odobrena cd mestne zbornice,
ampak nobenega dvoma nj, da
bi zbornica Lauscheta brez ugo-
vora potrdila, ako Sc odloci po-
nujeni urad sprejeti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11
PRVI EKSPERIMENTALNI
PoLET AMERIsKEGA Ro-
KETNEGA AEROPLANA d

LOS ANGELES, 10. dec.
- Armadna zracna sila je
danes naznanila, da ie bill
vceraj v kaiifdrnijski pu-
stinji napravljea prvi uspe-
Sen polet . roketnim leta-
lom Bell XS-1, katerega je
pilotiral 2S-letnis Chalmers
Goodlin. Polet je trajal sa-
mo 6 minut i'm pol.
Roketno letalo Sc je dvig-
milo v zrak pritrjeno k tre-
buhu letece trdnjave B-29
in je bilo spusseno v visini
$4,000 cevljev. Odskocilo je
najprej in pustiIO leteco
trdnjavo,. XII je izgIedala,
kot da Sc sploh ne premika.
Brzina roketnega letala
Sc je pri eksperimentu ma
menOma zadrzevala. Znasa-
la nj vec X OF $50 mill ma
urO. TIE vrste letala bOdO
eventualno sposobna razvi-
ii brzino, XII sc danes zdi
fantasticna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11

Sc vedno pa je nereseno vpra-
sanje veta. Molotov je dal jasno
razumeti, da Sc inspekcija ne
more vrsiti v okviru Varnostne-
ga sveta, ne da bi Sc upostevala
pravica veta.
British delegat oznacil spora-
yum "a "zgodovinski dOgodek''
Do nacelnega sporazuma med
Sovjetsko zvezo in Britanijo je
prislo po triurni debati, XII je
predstavljala vrsto manevrov
med Molotovom in nacelnikom
britske delegacije Shawcross-
ON.
Shawcross je sporazum
dvakrat oznacil "a "zgodovinski
dogodek" in sovjetskemu zuna-
njemu ministru segel v roke.
Zedinjene drzave, katerih tai
most atomske bombe bi bila pod
emo tocko pogojnega sporazuma
skoro takoj izroeena ostalemu
svetu, so sc vzdrzale direktnega
komentarja glede brit skeg a
predloga, XII je dovedel do naeel-
mega soglasja.
Nacrt bo poslan politicnemu
OdbOru zbOrnice Zdruz. narOdOv
Predsednik zbornice IN Paul
Henri Spaak je opozoril, da ako
Sc predlog sprejme, DO celotni
sistem orozne inspekcije in raz-
orozenja postal polnomocen re
IS Is. januarjem. V tenn bi bila
vkljucena tudi polna porocila O
vseh fazah atomskega oboroze-
vanja.
Potem Je Spaak posvarll dele
gate, da bi Sc tako vazen korak
ne smell podvzeti tako naglico
in svetoval, da Sc resolucija gle
de inspekcije vojaskih Get jutri
poslje politicnemu odboru I'm v
Lake Success, kjer maj bi sc
spravila v sklad predlogi gle
de razorozenja.
Seja zbornice IN sc je odgo-
dila malo pred polnocjo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11

Pristanisce DO po sporazumu
imelo svojega lastnega direktor-
ia, XII Sc DO nahajal v sluzbi tr-
zaske Wade.
Isto tako so veliki stirje do
segli sporazum glede mednarod-
ne komisije, XII bo sestavljena cd
predstavnikov: Trsta, Zedinje-
nih drzav, Sovjetske zveze, An
glije, Jugoslavije, Francije, Ita-
lije, Ceskoslovaske, Avstrije,
Poljske, Madzarske in Svice.
Naloga komisije
Komisija DO imela velika po-
oblastila v stvari priporocil in
della v vseh zadevah, tikajocih
Sc administracije svobodnega
pristanisca. Isto tako bo imela
kontrolo mad vsem uvozom in IT,
vozom, kar pomenl, da DO njen
vpliv mad cello pokrs jino zelo We
lik.
Pricakuje Sc, da Sc bodo yuma
Mi ministri raZsli petek. Bevin
je podal izjavo, da Sc namerava
vrniti v Anglijo soboto.
Kot .je bilo porocano, Sc DO
prihodnja konferenca vrsila v
Moskvi in sicer 10. marca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11
Jugoslavija podala
staESce O kulturnem
delu v Okviru Z. n.

PARIZ, 9. dec. - Znotraj or
ganizacije ZN Sc nahaja pro-
svetna, znanstvena in kulturna
organizacija UNESCO, XII ina
nalogo, da stvori program "a
splosno izobrazbo ljudstva in
pobijanje nepismenosti.
Organizacija je ma svoji Sc
j odobrila program "a 1947.
leto, XII je bill zelo ostro napadan
cd strani Jugoslavije in Soviet
ske zveze. v imenu Jugoslavije
je pred organizacijo govoril
Vladislav Ribnikar. Svetoval je,
da organizacija posveti najvec-
jo pozornost sirjenju propagan-
de ne samo. potom tiska, radia,
filma, temvec tudi v politiki.
Otroci ne povzrocajo vojne,
hjavlja delegat Jugoslavije
Vladislav Ribnikar je poseb-
no poudaril, "da otroci in ma
vadna masa ljudstva ne po-
vzroca vojne, temvec posamez-
ne grupe v druzbi, XII so zelo
vplivne v nekaterih drzavah,
in katerim je v interesu, da VIE
cejo narode v vojno. ITO propa-
gando, XII Sc razvija kot posle-
dica vojnega hujskanja, bi or
ganizacija UNESCO morala mai
odlocneje pobijati'', je povedal
Ribnikar.
Kritiziral je organizacijo
UNESCO in rekel, da je slabost
te organizacije v temu, da nina
kulturnega in umetniskega vpo-
gleda v Sovjetsko Rusijo in da
ne pozna Sovjetske narode.
Ribnikar je rekel, da bosta
Sovjetska zveza in Jugoslavija
opazovali delo organizacije, da
Sc prepricajo, dali DO program
incl kaj uspeha.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11
MARINSKO LETALO S
"a OSEBAMI IZGINII.O

SEATTLE, 10. dec. - Nocoj
je bilo javljeno pogresano ma
rinsko Transporting letalo "a
osebami ma krovu, XII je bio ma
poletu il San Diego, Cal. v Seat
tie.
Pogresano letalo Sc je zad-
MIC javilo oh Alb popoldne. Po-
veljnik lokalne zracne postaje
je apeliral ma publiko, da sode-
luje pri njegovem iskanju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11
KAKO ODLOcI VRH. SOD
MIA GLEDE LEWISA?

WASHINGTON, 10. dec.-V
odvetniskih krogih obstoji Wits,
la Sc DO vrnovno sodisce raz-
lvojilo V zadevi odlocitve, mana
sajoce Sc ma spor med vlado in
premogarsko unijo, odnosno
John L. Lewisa. Nekateri od-
vetniki pa cello sodijo, da DO vr-
novno sodisce zavrglo odlok niz.
jega sodisca in odobrilo stalisce
lnije in Lewisa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11

V Charity bolnisnici Sc naha-
ia v resnem stanju Andrej Rem
ko, brat nasega zastopnika John
Renko, XII je bill v nedeljo vecer
maiden nezavesten ma ulici ma
Homer Ave. incl je nude po-
skodbe ma glavi in po obrazu.
Kako je dobil poskodbe, je Sc
neznano, toda sodi sc, da je bill
napaden. Do danes zjutraj Sc
je ,se vedno nahajal v nezavesti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11
BOMBNIK EKSPLODIRAL
v ZRAKU: sTIRJE MRTVI

COLUMBUS, O., 10. dec. -
Nocoj je posebna komisija "a
celia preiskavo, XII maj bi dogma
la, kako je prislo do eksplozije
bombnika BIS, XII Sc je primeri-
la danes popoldne, ko sc je ar
madno letalo nahajalo ma red
mem poletu S tukajsnje baze. Po-
sadka stirih MOI je bila pri tenn
ubita.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11
SESTANEK DRAM. ZBORA
sNASA ZVEZDA.

v cetrtek vecer OBJ osmih sc
DO v Slovenskem drustvenem
domu ma Recher Ave. vrsil va.
len sestanek dramskega drustva
Nasa zvezda,' Z M katerega -.
prijaxno vabi vse clane in cla-
nice, ter one, ki se zanimajo "a
dramatiko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11
Ceske neprilike s
katOliskilni Slovaki'

Slovaske "katoliske organiza-
:ije' v Clevelandu, katerih vo-
liza je monsignor F. J. Dubosh,
20 v nedeljo piketirali pred Ces-
Kim narodnim domom ma Broad
way, ko Sc je tam vrsil shod, ma
katerem je bill glavni govornik
iz Slovaske dosli .predsednik Slo-
vaskega narodnega sveta DIR.
Joseph Lettrich. Pravijo, da je
DIR. Lettrich "orodje komuni-
stienega rezima"~v Slovakiji, XII
"preganja vero", in da je pri-
Sci v Ameriko, da vodi propa-
gando "a "komunizem."
DR.. Lettrich je ma shodu IL
javil, da so trditve O preganja-
nju we're v Ceskoslovaski navad-
ne izmisHotine, XII jih sirijo isti
ljudje,. XII so paktirali S Hitler
jem in bill ma krmilu v nacistic-
nj "neodvisni Slovaski".
Ceskoslovaska republika je
izraz ljudske wolfe
Izjavil je dale, da je proslo
pomlad vecina slovaskih katoli-
canov VOLTA "a zdruzeno Cesko-
slovasko republiko in da vlada
v Slovakiji della "a sporazum-
most med Cehi in Slovaki. We're
nihee ne preganja, pae pa jo
vlada dejansko podpira in YER
ski pouk v solah je obvezen.
lob zacetku vojne sta bill
pred nami dve poti," je rekel
dr.. Lettrich. "Ena je vodila v
Berlin, druga pa k pravici. Ne
kaj nasih ljudi Sc je pustilo "a
peljati in so iskali zascito pri
Hitlerju. Nasa leila danes je,
hoditi po poti pravicnosti ter
skupno Rusijo, Britanijo in
Zed. drzavami delati "a unice-
nje zadnjih ostankov nacizma
in fasizma.
zelijo biti prijatelji vseh
velikih narodov
mi smo prijatelji Rusije, ze.
limo pa tudi prijateljstva An.
glije in Amerike. Vzeti hocemc
cd vseh teh velikih narodoy
vse, kar je najboljsega in razvi.
jati v nasi lastni drzavi, toda
hodili bono po poti sAmostoj.
nosti."
Zborovalci so "pikete" preo
dvorano enostavno ignorirali ir
prislo nj do nikakih incidentov
Ma shodu sta govorila tudi Rev
L. A. Jarosi, pastor slovaske lu
teranske cerkve sv. Trojice ir
ceskoslovaski konzul Jarosla,
Dvorak.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11
ZALO LOSTNA VEST

Il Hrusevja pri Postojni je
prejela zalostno vest Mrs. Mary
Sankovich il 62O5 st. Clair Ave.,
da j ~je tamkaj ma 10. novem-
bra umrla ljubljena matt Eliza
beta skerjanc, stara 70 let. V
starem kraju zapusca diva sino-
va in tri hcere. Bodi pokojnici
lahka domaca gruda!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11
ZADU sNICA

Jutri zjutraj oh 7.15 uri Sc
|braia zadusnica Y spomin cer
Vida "a pokojnega John Shift
rer ter se vabi sorodaike, da Sc
|opravila udeleze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11

Drustvo Svobodomiselne Slo-
venke, st. 2 SDZ vabi clanice ma
polnostevilno udelezbo ma letni
seji, XII Sc vrsi jutri vecer v spod-
Mi dvorani Slovenskega narod-
mega donna ma st. Clair Ave. Pri-
cetek oh 7.30 uri in po seji Sc
razvije domaca zabava.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11
Russia sprejela mspekcyo Get
cd sham zdruzenh narodov
Anglia pristala ma sovjetsko zahtevo,
da morajo biti inspekciji podvrzena
tudi atomska in biologicna orozja

NEW YORK, 10. dec.-Rusa in Veka Britannia
sta danes zedinil glede obsirnega programa med
narodno nspekcio oroza okviru splosnega razorotve
mega nacrta okvru Zdruzenih narodov potem pa e
Molotov poudar, da ako podvrzejo nspekc vojaske
cete isto eat tud atoska roketna in boloska
orozja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-11

clanom drustva Waterloo
Camp st. 281 WOW Sc Mama
MIA, da Sc jutri, L.. decembra
vrsi letna seja v Slovenskem de-
lavskem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
Seja je vazna, ker Sc bo volilo
odbor "a leto 1947 in ukrepalo
o drugih vaznih zadevah. Po Sc
j bo prost prigrizek in druga
okrepcila. Vabi sc clane, da Sc
te seje udeleze v obilnem Stew
lu.