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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-23
The AH-American Soap Box Derby Will
Settle A Moot Point Among The Boys

Derby. It has the backing of some
130-odd newspapers, of which the
Star-News organization is one,
throughout the country.
These youngsters who enter the
contest must do all the work on
the racers they enter. They are
circumscribed by rules specifying
how each part of the racer must be
built, Or rather the limits for the
sundry parts. And Pop can't come
out to the backyard and offer any
supervisory remarks. AS a matter
OF fact, if Pop did he'd probably
mess up a good racer in the max
ing.
If you want to be mercenary -
as who isn't this day and time?-
the prizes that r to be won in
these contests are not exactly
trash. The winner here in Whining
ton, for instance, will receive a
foot-high trophy and a trip to
Akron, Ohio, where he will compete
with Soap Box winners from all
over the nation. If he should win
the national races at Akron he gets
a f%our-year course in any college
or university of his choice. The
runner-up at Akron gets the latest
model Chevrolet sedan. Also here
in Wilmington various merchants
have donated prizes for the local
boys in the local event and the
Raney Chevrolet will send the proud
parents of the winner on an all
expenses-paid trip to Akron with
their son. In addition to this. each
local winner is presented a wrist
watch at a banquet to all the boys
in Akron.
But that's being mercenary.
WHAT'S much more important -
and what, of course, the gentlemen
we're thinking about when they
worked out the All-American Soap
Box Derby - is that the young.
sters all over the country are given
the opportunity to prove formally
and officially that the last man to
the bottom of the hill is a rotten
egg.
And further to prove. with the
nelp OF stop-watches and an impos.
ing array of judges whose decisions
cannot be attributed to chance that:
My racer'll run Eastern yours"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-23
STAR Dust
The Little Grass Thatcb

when the late Vice President
thomas R. Marshall was prac.
using law back in Indiana he
evolved the interesting theory that
u was possible to detect a liar IN
ene witness stand by his Adams
apple' 1t was his belief that a
man could not prejure himself
"11hout swallowing on the lie.
There vas a certain citizen .,
the county who had a notorious
reputation for not telling the tr,,th
either on or off the witness st.us
ne was to appear one day in a
case and Marshall was to cross-
examine him. Marshall's 1awver
friends crowded into the co,,rt-
room to watch him test ont hi.
measure OF perjury. While the
court watched and waited with
GREATNESS interest many ears
were laid. Came the crucial ~
ment the witness took the stand,
How did -our theory test o,,t7,,
a friend asked Marshall later
Not worth a dime" snor+os
the Hoosier lawyer. When th.1
Fellow sat down on the stand. what
90 you think? He had a beard that
not only covered his Adams
apple, but nearly all the rest Of
MS anatomy as well. No bets were
paid off that day.
Wall St. Journal
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-23
Mckinney On
BRIDGE
Americas Card Authority

The eastern delegation which
flew out to California for the frs
real bridge competition between
the east and west had to be salts.
fled with one national champion.
ship. The national mixed pair event
was held in San Francisco and wor
by Harry j. Fishbein of New York
and Mrs. Paula Bacher of East
Orange. N. j.
Returning on the plane, Fish
beln complimented Mrs. Bacher or
the. exactness of her defensive
play, which she demonstrated ir
today's hand.
At most tables South was able
to buy the contract at four spades
and in most cases made five. How.
ever, when declarer won Fish
bein's opening club lead with the
ace and returned a spade. Mrs.
Bacher (EasD won the trick with
the ace and shifted to a diamond.
Now declarer had to lose a dia-
mond and a heart.
Had Mrs. Bacher made the mis-.
take OF returning her partner S
suit. a club, declarer would have
ruffed, picked up the other trump,
cashed the ace and king of hearts
and then led a small heart. Now
all Mrs. Bacher could do would
be to get her queen of hearts, as
the losing diamond would be dis
carded on declarer's good heart.
Mrs. Bacher knew from the
bidding, especially the five-club
bid, that Fishbein held six clubs.
If declarer's side distribution was
hearts, as it was, she realized that
If they were ever to get a dia
mond trick, she had to establish
it Immediately.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-23
Doctor Says
SUMMER SUNSHINE
ENDANCERS VISION
BY WILLIAM A. O'BRIEN " -

When light is reflected tror.
shiny surface, or when j. e. a
the eye directly, it causes =, aVs
traction of the pupil and una" WI,
stimulation of the retina. This
be a source of headaches ar
automobile accidents. VI
The human eye was Jeva,on.,
for use out-of-doors, and hr;.Ll
light does not cause it anv az; ft!'
Guilty, except when the intensita
too great.
Sun glasses afford relief troo,
glare, if they are the proper tyna
The inexpensive variety is off,.
made of pressed glass. and ~
cause of the uneven u-f,co.
through which the LINT n,n.'
pass, these glasses may b.
source of eye-strain.
If you wear u glasses. p,r.
chase the variety made of onti,1
ground glass, which shuts ou, mos,
OF the harmful rays and does moi
interfere with color perception.
individuals with errors in 70
fraction may have their correction
ground into their sun glasses fn
use out-of-doors.
Reading out-of-doors in the sum.
mertime l may cause eyestra3,
from glare if the light is 1~etlecte5
directly from the glossy page jnto
the eye. Summertime readers aka
develop eyestrain from Yeadino
lying down in such a Way that ths
book, magazine, or paper is mt
held in the proper position.
The student with an eve dit4
Guilty should give his eyes 4 RS.
during the summer months A..
though eye examinations indicate
that students eyes are rareIy
harmed by study, there is a cer.
tain variety of eye-strain, notably
myopia or nearsightedness, which
has a tendency to become worse
during childhood and early adm.
life.
Myopic persons should have
their eyes checked from time ia
time, and should give them 2 rest
from fine work at every oppor.
tunity.
Eye infection may result from
irritation by strong light, althupga
the usual cause is a germ or a
virus which has been picked ur
through contact, with someone
else who has an eye infection. Use
of a common towel at the beach
may be the source Of these infec.
tions.
Mild cases usually clear up
without difficulty if they are kepl
clean, but the more serious ones
require the attention of a physl.
c1an.
Allergic reactions may involve
the eyes (veraal ~catarrh), and
these tend to start in the sp.ing
and last until fall. Seasonal alIer.
gic eye manifestations are asso.
ciated with sensitivity to pI5h.5
and trees. The allergy appears
during the peak of sensitivity.
Summer is a good time to have
the children's eyes examined, be-
fore they start to school. Learn
ing is retarded by poor vision.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-23
TheLiterarv
Guidepost
BY w. G.. ROGERS
"a LIVES OF THE
ARTISTS, abridged and edited
by Betty Burroughs (SimOE
and SchuSter. 81 75)


Aside from the paintings ther
selves, no single record Of the ar
of the three centuries eliminating
in Vasari's maturity. . ne died in
1874. is anywhere near 50 com.
plete as Vasari's "Lives."
He had his opinions about art
some unjust and all of them COZ
ored by his bias in behalf Of the
Florentines, although its only fan
TO add that some modern critics
share that bias and defend it ably.
But Vasari was primarily a his
torian; he describes the subjects
of picture and sculpture, tells
where they are TO be found, and
gives information pertinent ana
impairment but always fascm'-
ing about the artists. His title Is
not history of art but elves oil
the artists"
But historians cant get slo,g
without it. Ard 1t Is made sva''
able here for the layman on 's
assumption, and a correct o'e
that you don't need to be inferes'
ed in art to take an interest III
Vasari. That doesn't work Ne
other way around, however, l'
Vasari will inevitably start you
looking at pictures. Happily wv
can begin with the book stA D."
hand, for it has many illusl'"
tons, some in color.
Vasari was really a teafo'.
writer. who understood that md.
bites dog" makes a better S,u
than man paints picture N'nl
granting. genius to Andrea os.
Sarto, he points out thai his WI.
was a shrew. In the midst 81
praises of Donatello, he does.
neglect the time when the sFs.'
sculptor spilled the grocef-s.
While the Dome of Florence ma
be Erunellasch;'s masterpiece W.
are reminded that the mas
architect carved models fcr o-
of a turnip, and that he fZeo =:
wine shop and lunchroom IN
cupo.a so that his V9f6iA,
wouldn't have to come down
earth in the middle Of the a.
labors.
1t was a time of greatness w.
there was a time to be gs',
should be remembered. "in
lew exceptions. such as M2ss'.
and Giorgione, those ReH2's,a1.
enjoyed long lives, Lt M
della Robbia, 80: Donatello o,
Titan. SO: Michelangelo. So Ius
S an obvious misprint in the Oh
of Jacopo Bellini; it Sno'S
'e about 400, pat la"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-23
TOP o. THE MORNING

A charming personality depends not upon
the contour of the face or the cut ct the
clothes. but upon the quality Of ones think
ing. The thoughts of the inner life will soon
be written upon the face, and nothing so
beau.ifies a face as a beautiful spirit dwell
Ing within.
From DAY by Day"
Evening star., 1946-02-26
10 Girl Scouts 10 Attend
Concert for Music BADGE

Ten teen-aged Girl Scouts OF
Troop No. 3, Decatur Heights, Md,
will attend the National Symphony
all Tchaikovsky concert Thursday
night as part of their six-month's
work to win the Girl Scout music
appreciation badge.
The Tchaikovsky program, at
which Earl Wild, pianist, will be
guest soloist, was suggested to the
girls by their troop leader, Mrs.
James E. Peake of Decatur Heights.
The Women's Committee of the
National Symphony Orchestra As
sociation has turned its box over to
the Girl Scouts for the concert. The
girls who will attend are Jeanne
Peake, Idella Hensler, Bobbie Leigh
Poncin, Phyllis Ripple, Janice Rib
ner, Marcia Shapiro, Jay Knapp,
Patricia Jones and Nancy Dwyer.
Evening star., 1946-02-26
By Harry Macarthur

You might think, from a casual
perusal of the columns, that all the
important night club entertainers
In the land are gathered in Florida,
basking in wealth by night and sun
shine by day. But they're not.
Enough still are around these north
ern parts, as matter of fact, to
give us small entertainment boom
on the local After Dark scene. And
more will be coming along with the
spr1ngtlrne, even as the birds and
baseball teams. Today the big news
is from two of the towns tonier
bistros, the Duet and the Statler's
Embassy Room.
The word from Herb Sachs rem
devious is of a change of policy,
which should make the Duet one of
the livelier places in the village. AS
of Thursday night, when the change
takes place, there will be profess
Sional entertainment, to replace
and or compete with the amateur
brand occasionally contributed by
samba- minded customers. On the
first program are three artists al
ready well known to anyone who
has done any wandering on the
paths followed by New York's sa-
loon society-Paula Laurence, the
gifted satirist of popular songs;
Wally Boag, a talented comic, and
Deane Carroll, a young songstress
who is reported to look as nice as
she sounds.
The manner of presentation OF
the Duet entertainment will be q
local innovation, but it is an idea
with number Of advantages, that
has been tried with considerable
success in such places as New York's
Blue Angel. You won't have to get
there on time to see the show, when
ever you decide to leave where you
are and go to the Duet, for the en-
tertainment will be continuous,
with session of dance music be-
tween each act. Bob Knights or
chestra will remain for the dance
music, of course, with a trio arriv-
ing Thursday to step in when the
Knight men feel the press of IA
tigue There will be no more cock
tail music, however; dancing starts
at 7:45 and entertainment at $50.
y Xxx
No more live" cocktail music,
that is. There is always Muzak.
Wherever you 60, it sometimes
seems, there is always Muzak.
X X X
From the Statler the big news
of the moment Is that Hildegarde
returns to town Friday night to
Evening star., 1946-02-26
After Dark
News and Comment Of the Night Clubs.
Registered o. O. Patsnt omcs

take over the entertainment as
signment In the Embassy Room,
which means 1t will be even more
difficult than it normally Is to get
in there. Hildegarde, according to
advance word, has new songs, new
costumes. new everything-every-
thing but new accompanist. That
post still is being filled by Salvatore
Cole, who was described the other
day as cross between Cavallero
and Alec Templeton.
Also arriving with Hildegarde is
Arthur Ravels orchestra. Mr.. Ravel
Is no relation to Maurice Ravel.
One reason is that his real name is
Valentino and he is cousin of the
late Rudolph Valentino, who was
no relation to Maurice Ravel, either.
Following the Hildegarde-Arthur
Ravel engagement at the Embassy
Room, which should last through
the month of March, admirers of
the sweetest music this side of
Heaven Chose admirers who can
afford 1t, that Isl will have the op-
portunity and our permission to
hear as much Of it as they wish.
Guy Lombardos orchestra Is sched-
uled to arrive in April for a four
week stay. If present plans do not
gang a-gley, Ted Straeter's Orches-
ira should follow. the Lombardo
appearance, with Xavier Cugat
scheduled for June.
And II other plans go through
the Embassy Room should be the
spot where the most prolonged ses-
sion of uninterrupted laughter in
history is recorded in the near
future. Russell Swami, who is one
of the funniest magicians you ever
saw, is due in June and at some
dates now undetermined both Bea
Lille and Jimmy Savo will put In
appearances Both have signed con-
tracts and the only problem now
is arranging dates which suit both
the hotel and the entertainers. Also
on the list of those the Statler is
trying to bring here, unsigned but
sought after, is the name of Oracle
Fields, who is wonderful, too.
There Is another stellar enter
tainer on the local scene right now,
too-a fellow called SLAM" Stewart,
who has made quite a name for
himself in recent years by way of
his recordings Of lie jazz hot. Mr..
Stewart is introduced at the Club
Bali these nights as the greatest
virtuoso of the bass fiddle there is
at large and we are quite willing to
be the first to refuse to deny 1t.
Mr.. Stewart Is a sleepy-eyed young
man who affects dropping weari-
ness as he hangs on the bass, strum-
ming it, bowling it, humming to it.
A bass fiddle is not just something
man beats on to keep time as
Stewart uses 1t and his ministra-
tions provide a deal of inspiration
for his quartet. Something to hear
is the Stewart version of Three
O'Clock in the Morning" which
starts out like Three O'Clock in
the Morning." then touches or al
most any other tune thought of by
q wonderfully rambling piano and
a melodic guitar before coming back
to Three O'Clock" long after you
had forgotten that was how 1t
started.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-12
JOHN PEKOL

Kot smo vceraj porocali, je v
ponedeljek oh 1920 uri popol-
dne umrl v Cleveland Clinic boil
nisnici John Pekol, p. d. Peterc,
star 81 let. Stanoval je ma 1876
Arcade Ave. Donna je bill IL va
81 Trebnje ma Dolenjskem, od-
koder je prisel v Ameriko pred
As lett. Tukaj zapusca tri sino.
We: Johna, Alberta in Maxa, dive
hceri Frances in Mrs. Helen
Hocevar ter brata Andreja v
Bronx, N. Y. Zena Magdalena
je umrla leta 1941. Pogreb Sc be
vrsil v petek oh 9. uri zjutraj il
pogrebnega zavoda August F.
Svetek, 478 E. 152 St., v cerkev
Marie Vnebovzete in nato ma
Calvary pokopalisee.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-12

60, kjer SO zahtevali, da kabinet
prisili kralja Umberta v izgnan-
stvo. Demonstracija je bila po
izvrsitvi svoje misije razprsena.
Socialisticni minister Romita,
XII je inspiriral pohod pred kabi-
netno palace, je posvaril repub-
likance, da maj ne vprizorijo ma
pada ma manjso grupo monarhi-
stov, XII SO aklamirali Umberta
pred bliznjo Kvirinalsko palsco.
Premier Gasperri je zakljueil
peto kabinetno sejo v teku zad-
njih "a ur, toda je odgodil zad-
njo sejo, ne da bi Sc bill dosegel
sporazum, ali je Italia republi-
ka, kakor je bio razglaseno wee
raj, in ne da bi Sc kaj ukrenilo
z ozirom ma dejstvo, da Umberto
noce oditi v izgnanstvo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-12
Porocna dovoljenja

TIE dri so 81 izposlovali po-
rocna dovoljenja sledeci sloven-
ski pari: Joseph Garvas, 1139
Norwood Rd., in Christina Ever,
5915 Quimby Ave.; William Gla-
vic, 1877 E. 169 St., in Gloria
Perry, 1906 Arrowhead Ave.;
John Hegler, 1906 E. u St., in
Jennie Levstek, 1859 E. 76 St.;
Viktor Kosic, 4735 Payne Ave.,
in Josephine Russ, 1857 E. 63
St.; Joseph Zakrajsek, 1876
Ridpath Ave. 8 in Helen Piwowar,
14628 Westropp Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-12

Vec sto ribicev je tovornimi
avtomobili skusalo vdreti v vo-
jasnico, da pridejo do orozja in
municije. Policija je's s pomoejo
mornarjev odbila napad, pri &C.
muir sta bill ubiti dve osebi, IS
pa je bilo ranjenih.
RIM, sreda, IL. junija-V Ne
aplju je danes divjala civilna
vojna med monarhisti, republi-
kanci in nasprotnimi strujami,
XII obstoje pri policijski sill. Pu-
ske so pokale in bombe paddle
skozi YES dan. Do vecera je bilo
v spopadih najmanj sedem oseb
ubitih in okrog so ranjenih.
V Rimu je skoro 100, 900 raz-
jarjenih republikancev vprizori-
10 pohod pred Viminalsko pala-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-12
Truman vetiral
Case-OvO prOf-
stavkevno predlogo

WASHINGTON, IL. junija =
Poslanska zbornica je danes $
135 glasovi proti 255 glasovi
podprla predsednika Trumana,
ki je v dolgi poslanici vetiral
Case-ov protistavkovni zakon-
ski nacrt. Oddana sta bila diva
glasova vec kot pa jih je potreb-
nih v taken slucaju. Ia uzakoni-
tev predloge, XII je vetirana cd
predsednika, je potrebna dva-
tretjinska vecina. -.
Truman je v poslanici ma kon-
gres izjavil, da Case-ove predlo-
&c ne more podpisati, ker veru-
je, da je v mirnem .casu nemo-
goce delavce v demokraciji pri-
siliti, da delajo "a privatne de-
lodajalce.
Predsednik je dale rekel, da
uzakonitev predloge industrij-
ske nemirnosti ne bi zmanjsala,
temvec povecala, in da bi tax
zakon ne bill preprecil ali skraj-
Sal stavke, XII so v teku zadnjih
mesecev tako obcutno prizadele
amerisko gospodarstvo.
Predsednik je med drugim il
nova apeliral "a polno produk-
clio, o kateri je izjavil, da je
edino uspesno sredstvo proti
nekontrolirani inflaciji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-12
JOSEPH BOZIC

Preminil je v ponedeljek po-
poldne Joseph Bozie, star sc
let, stanujoc ma 1OO1O Reno Ave,
Donna je bill il fare Smiledent,
vas Spodnje Porente ma Gorenj-
skem, odkoder je prisel v Anne
riko pred 33 lett. Tukaj zapusca
,soprogo Mario, rojeno Rozanc,
in tri sinove: Josepha, Johna in
Jerry. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v &C.
trick oh $50 uri zjutraj il
Louis L. Ferfolia pogrebnega
zavoda, 9116 Union Ave., v GER
kew sv. Lovrenca oh 9. uri in
nato ma Calvary pokopalisce. y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-12
Mestna poeitniska taborisSs
"a mladino

V blizini Warrensvilla je
clevelandska mestna vlada pri-
pravila prostor, kjer bodo Soto
ri "a mladino IL stirih cleveland
sixth settlement" his. Dolgost
poeitnic DO po diva tedna in Sc
.pricno 16. junija in ,trajajo do
"a. augusta.
Priliko do poGitnic, XII bodo
brezplacne, imajo otroci cd 8.
do 16. leta. Mesto DO dalo ma raz-
polago kabine in vse osobje. V
glavnem Sc bodo posluzili te pri-
like: University Settlement,
Merrick House, East End
Neighborhood House in Friend
ly Inn.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-12
HIMEN

v soboto Sc bosta porocila
Miss Elizabeth Oswald, hcerka
Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Oswald
3548 w. 48 St., in Clarence Vo.
kac, sin Mr.. in Mrs. Victor Vo:
kac, 1165 E. 81 St. Poroka Sc be
vrsila oh 9::30 uri zjutraj v Ger.
Xvi sv. Bonifaca, porocna slav,
most pa Sc vrsi zvecer v dvora.
nj Hy-Land. Novoporoce cencema
cestitamo in jima zelimo vse
najboljse v zakonskem zivlje.
nju! r.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-12
UNRRA nina tezav
Z 'zeleznim zastOrOm'

WASHINGTON, 9. junija -
(O.N.A.) - Uradniki UNRRA-e
so izjavili, da MISC imeli nobe-
nih tezav s Churchillovim "ze-
leznim zastorom" med vzhodom
in zapadom. Dive UNRRA-ini
misiji, v katerih Sc nahajajo
ameriski uradniki, sta ma delu
v Sovjetski uniji, prva v Ukra-
JIM, druga v Belorusiji. Obe po-
slujejo bres vsakih tezkoc.
Gen. ravnatelj UNRRA-e, Fl
orello La Guardia, je objavil br-
zojavko nacelnika UNRRA-ine
misije v Ukrajini, da so soviet
ske oblasti v vsakem oziru pri-
jateljsko sodelovale, ter da jim
je bilo mogoce obiskovati boil
nisnice, tovarne, prodajalne, ko-
lektivne farme in natancno pro-
uciti ruski sistem racioniranja.
UNRRA-ino poroeilo pravi,
da je najti primere unicenja
ukrajinskih NEST Kremencug in
Poltave le v Varsavi.; 80 odstot-
kov Kremencuga je do tai po-
rusenega, Poltava pa do 80 od-
stotkov. LIE ena hisa v glavni
ulici je ostala neposkodovana.
100000 prebivalcev Sc je vrnilo,
toda ziveti morajo v kleteh, ali
pa v razvalinah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-12
PERPENDICULAR HIsA
POSTAVLJENA v 8 URAH

EVANSTON, Ill. - Neki izu-
cen tesar in nekaj pomocnikov
je v teku osmih ur tukaj posta-
vilo in kompletno izgotovilo sti-
ri in pol sobno hiso, XII je bila
"prefabricirana" pri Home-ola-
Corp. v Tacoma, Wash. Cena ta-
XII hisi je okrog $4,000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-12
Konferenca angleske
delavske stranke

LONDON, Z. junija - (O.N.
A. - Ia teden sc sestane v
mestu Bournemouth vsakoietna
konferenca angleske delavske
stranke. Do pred kratkim je
vsakdo pricakoval, da bo mai
vaznejsa zadeva ma razpravi
vprasanje pridruzitve angleskih
komunistov, katere je mocno
podpirala unija rudarjev. Toda
v zadnjem casu je bilo to vpra-
sanje odloceno v vrsti posamez-
nih unij, tako da je prieakova-
ii, da DO predlog propadel berz
veejih spopadov.
Ernest Bevin DO zagovarjal
svojo zunanjo politiko proti ma
padom sicer malostevilne toda
zelo energiene opozicije. Pribliz-
no petina delavske stranke oci-
ia Bevinu, da je s svojo yuma
MO politiko dosegel to, da ga v
polni meri podpira Churchill -
docim bi bill ia del delavske
stranke raje videl, da usmeri
Bevin svojo zunanjo politiko k
prijateljstvu z Rusijo, kot mai
vazneisemu predpogoju "a mir
ma svetu. Ocitajo mu tudi, da nj
ocistil Foreign Office-a starih
konzervativnih elementov, in da
nj spremenil politike ma Grskem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-12

v ponedeljek sta splosno po-
znana Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Balant
IL Loraina, Ohio, obhajala 40.
obletnico, njiju zakonskega ziv-
ljenja. Mr.. Balant je donna il
Iga pri Ljnbljani, soproga pa IL
Leskovca, fara Visnja CORA, ter
sta se porocila leta 1906 v Bar
bertonu, O. X cestitkam njiju
prijateljev Sc pridruzujemo tudi
mi in slavljencema zelimo, da bi
zdrava in vesela obhajala tudi
zlati JUBILEE!