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Evening star., 1946-12-10
PROPERTY WANTED

I CAN ASSURE YOU quick. expert service
on the sale Of your apt. house or business
property For fast and confidential service
contact HARRY COHEN, Investment Spe-
cialist, 1404 L st. NV. RE. 4771. iE.
Evening star., 1946-12-10
&coMMERcIAL GROUND.

HYATTsVILLE-60,O0 900 50. It. level apart
ment ground; all utilities in; priced to sen.
PEERY BosWELLtib Wti NC: WA; 1909. wio
overlooking new Victory Bridge; priced
for quick sale HARRY DREISEN. Bond
Bldg, Room 616 Ma. 7772. Ia
Evening star., 1946-12-10

suitable Tor oiices Or store; 3-stoxy selni-
dct.s brick contains Is rms. and 8 baths;
priced 3pr tmmed. sale, $22 SOC; PAT
fRQIANo. Nssltor. S37 1lth q. nv. VA.
Evening star., 1946-12-10
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUHDERs, ATTENTION-We have approx
100. 600 sd, It. ground on Lee blvd near
N. Court House I'd. Cal Mr.. Gay or Mr..
DELPHI. ARLINGTON INVESTMENT CO,
Evening star., 1946-12-10

rents can Be Increased If applied for; each
unit, 8 rooms and bath: low price of
SIl,bOO win be considered. KOQCD d
BOOKOFF. 631 3 st. NV. MA. 93S9. Ma.
Evening star., 1946-12-10

$500 DOWN, S45 PER MO.--4-rm. bunga-
low IN carmody H1llsi r no poT,n pTm6Mlnys My .sa sg
WA. 3es2, with o. B. zANTzINGER. Jr.'
IeS5 ToVELY hiEaesoUN COUNTRY HOME, near Laurel
snd berries; ss $1,000. e sf. NJ. pisslbiss i've Ek
SILVER snts SsP sPRiNa0We have l houses M of al
SO GOO to $4,000. Consisting of to !
ses e. suit r sry S %hen
for the house that you have planned to
purchase sna ye VII DO our best to plssss
agent agent " on ut these M homes, @ s427 Georgia ave
81. $500, am. to 9 pm. no answer,
SILVER sPRING-First Offering Of this
most attractive brick home. featuring large
living room with fireplace. large porch of
ns esshe ovey With dns sabs
floor. 3 bedrooms; 2 master-siz bedrooms,
| bedroom of double-bed size; large tile
Htb outat sarase
well-landscaped grounds, fenced in rear
Home in immaculate condition throughout
ali H'coGH conveniences. Now, M. Discriminating
Purchaser, here is your chance to pur-
chase g home priced to sell today Posses.
ss siGn woRraiNroN Hin RSAITY ;T.m exeusss
agent, S427 Georgia ave. ST. 300. an
spSHFsD1 e R MDsa;ssa n1 .n1ssI; ST isdS leau
tiful brick detached houses. consisting OF
8 bedrooms, large living. room with nre,
place, dining room. modern kitchen and
full dry basement with oil heat: Price
sic, $50 each; easy terms. Call ONCE, DU
77s4 weekdays, for Information. JACK
H H6ME ARS He EsfsHs aoa9 f
sss home il this popular west Ianhsm
s H 81 $50 xeef pse spqf.s Osey
bnnsalow. oEyerything insluded Ct the hs
CO.. 1904 Baltimore ave-. Hyattsville, Md.
WA. 5000. Open daily and Sun. till q pm.
2-story home with full basement, recently
suit: fast possession: vacant: RoBERT
Evansville, Md. WA. 5000. Open daily
COLLEGE .PARK-AttrSctive home. FIRST
floor has large living room, real fireplace,
tile drainboard, refgr. and. stoye. Second
floor, master bedroom and full-sise bed
room, tile bath. ample closet space. Bsmt.
has finished recreation room and lavatofy.
Oak floors throughout with best Of fixtures.
A.-c. oil heat auto. PAS h.w. Level 60x1
Private owner. $1,000. l7oe prezsl I'd.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-30
The Hartford Chronicle

Mrs. Donald Harris and Don aid Jr. left last week to spend Thanksgiving in Virginia with her parents. Mrs. Harris is one of Hartford s new school teach CTS and the wife of latest po- liceman to be added to the force Donald Harris, Sr.
 MT. and Mrs. Adolphus Green of 232 Bellevue Street, had as their dinner guests last Sun day the following:
 Miss Frankie Green, MT. Thomas Smith, Miss Melvia Green, MT. Leroy Shephard. Following dinner a cocktail par ty was enjoyed by all.
 Miss Melvia Green of 231 Bel levue Street will have as her guest for the holiday, Miss Ger aldine Milling of New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Green spent the weekend at his former home recently. He motored up from New York city which is his home at the present time. MT. and Mrs. Green spent an enjoyable weekend in Hartford.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-30
ACS DROPS BAN
 ON RAGE DOCTOR

After protracted fight the American College of Surgeons has dropped its ban on the admission of qualified Negro surgeons. Back in 1o45 when Dr. George D.. Thorned, New York surgeon, who is on the staffs of the Lincoln and Sydenham Hospitals applied for membership he was rejected. A section of the rejection letter stat ed, Fellowship in the college IS not being conferred on members of the Negro race at the present time"
 Actually this policy was sus- pended last year with the accep- tance of three Negro surgeons and at the coming December meeting twelve new candidates are to be accepted.
 The importance of admission is the fact that membership in this body is one of the requirements for holding advanced positions in Grade A hospitals.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-30
CHILD DELINQUENCY ON DECLINE

If the records on juvenile de- linquency for the first six months in l946 mean what they say, then some of the howl about the juven- lies in the country being on their way to the dogs, can subside. For the fact of the matter seems to be that for this period there has been an appreciable decrease in juven- ile offenses.
 The Federal Bureau of Inves- tigation shows through some na- tion-wide statistics that the arrests of boys under IS years fell 1924. Arrests of girls under 21 years dropped 34.7.
 Another significant trend that sort of dovetails with this pattern is the report of Presiding Justice J. Warren Hill of the Domestic Relations Court in New York City. His statistical report for the first ten months in 1946 show 4,964 cases of delinquent children while the same period for last year showed 6,045. While the record runs higher than that for 1941, there still has been a decline of about IS per cent since last year.
 All of which is no answer as to why crimes of violence seem to be on the upward sweep but 1t does represent a ray of hope in a pretty difficult situation.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-30
WOMAN'S PAGE ALGETHEA JAMES, Editor

Mrs. Grace Kirkley and her daughter Mrs. Frank A. Logan are spending few days in New York visiting friends and talk ing in the night life of this gay town.
 Seen in town last week was MT. John c. Pierce, field repre- sentative for the Ebony and the Negro Digest. MT. Pierce has been making a tour of the New England States getting material for these magazines.
 Dr. and Mrs. Maxwell Gaines and Dr. Macellis Golf of New York and New Rochelle, New York respectively were the Thanksgiving guests of MT. and Mrs. Edward w. Swett of Lib erty Street. Dr. and Mrs. Gaines used to reside in Hart ford when Dr. Gaines was in the service and stationed in this city.
 Mrs. Carrie Pentheny was re- gently taken to the Rose La hrop Home in Fall River, Mass. Friends can write to her there. She is quite ill.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-30
HARTFORD HOSTS TO B. e P. CONFERENCE

The New England Greater New York Annual Conference of the Business and Professional Departments of the wv. CA. convened in Hartford this year, Nov. 16-17. Delegates totalling land States, greater New York, Harlem, and Brooklyn. The out of-towners were treated to a sight seeing tour to some of our Business Buildings, such as the State Capitol, Trinity Col lege, and the Insurance Com panies.
 The hotels in Hartford were most liberal in housing the girls for the weekend.
 On Nov. IT, we met at the Y.W.C.A. to discuss topics of interest to the Business and Professional girls of the Y. Some of the topics were "Unions' to join or not to join, Here's How", "Let's Solve It., and Gan You Afford To Live''.
 After the business meeting which decided our assets, liabil- ities, and where the Conference will be held in 1947, a coffee hour followed.
 The Delegates from the Dal- las Club were Miss Doris Eos ter, Miss Mary Jones, and the voting delegate was Miss Rose Murray.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-30
NOTE OF THANKS

I wish to thank the many friends who have been so kind to me during my illness. I acknowledge with sincere gratf-' tude my blood donors, my fel- low workers at the Roosevelt Shop, all of whom have shared in part by their kindness and sundry considerations, in my recovery from a serious car in jury. I am very grateful.
 Mrs. Fannie Lindsay
 28 Capen Street,
 Hartford, Conn.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-30

MT. and Mrs. Howard Kirk ley of 45 Pliny Street are the proud parents of a baby boy born last week. Mother and Howard Jr. are both doing fine and Howard ST. and daughter Barbara are elated over the ad- dition to the family.
 Special Announcement-The Tenas Proposito Sorority wishes to announce the change of place for their Card Party on the 12th of December, instead of the Northend Community Center 1t will be held on the same date but at the Women's League, 20 Avon Street.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-30

GOOD POSITIONS-For reli- able young women. Hours 10 am. to 7:3O pm. No cooking. No Sunday work. Every other Saturday off. Telephone 5-O55O.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-30
HARTFORD SOCIAL NEWS

Miss Frances Willis enter tained the Marginal Club of New York at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. James w. Willis of 57 Bedford St. The guests were MT. and Mrs. Peyton Miller of Manhattan, Miss Madeline Whey of Brook lyn, the Misses Grace and Glo- vinia Phipps of the Bronx, the Misses Clara and Alma Jones of New Jersey, MT. John Moore and MT. Linwood Bolden of Hartford.
 Following the dinner, the group was entertained by mo- vies and refreshments at the home of Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Lambert where they were joined by Dr. Hinkson.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-11-30

The Scholarship Fund con- mittee of the Adult Group of the Y.W.C.A. sponsored a Bridge, Whist, and Pinochle party Monday mite, Nov. 25. Chairman of the affair was Mrs. Eugene Bebe, acting hostesses were: Mesdames Lucille Lee, Mrs. Bethel, President of the club, Mrs. Rose Dukes, Misses Naomi McMillan.
 Everyone attending had a most enjoyable evening.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-24
Present" said the Spirit.

Present" said the Spirit.
 Spirit said Scrooge, conduct me where you will"
 Perhaps it was the Spirits sym pathy with all poor men that led him straight to Scrooge's clerk. On the threshold of the door the Spirit smiled, and stopped to bless BOD Cratchit's dwelling.
 In came Bob, Tiny Tim upon his shoulder. Alas for Tiny Tim, ne bore little crutch.
 Master Peter, and the two ubl- quitous young CratchitS, went to fetch the goose, with which they soon returned in high procession.
 There never was such a goose. Bob said he didn't believe there ever was such a goose cooked.
 God bless us every one!" said Tiny Tim.
 ScrOOge was taken rom Cralcn- it's by Christmas Present to an other end of town.
 Ii was a great surprise to Scrooge to hear a familiar hearty laugh. Scrooge recognized it as his own nepheW's.
 "He said that Christmas was a humbug, as I live" cried Scrooge's nephew to the party. "He believed it too"
 The bell struck again.
 Scrooge looked about his bed room once more, and beheld a sol emn Phantom, draped and hooded.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-24

if that spirit goes not forth in life, it is condemned to do so after death. It is doomed to wander through the world and witness what it cannot share.
 You will be haunted by Three Spirits. Without their visits, you cannot hope to shun the path tread. Expect the first when the bell tolls One"
 Scrooge awoke and the curtains of his bed were drawn by small, elfiSh creature.
 ''I am the Ghost of Christmas Past" it said.
 The Ghost and Scrooge went to a bare room where a lonely boy was reading near a feeble fire: Scrooge wept to see his poor for gotten self as he used to be, and glanced anxiously towards the door. It opened; and little girl much younger than the boy came in and, kising him, addressed him
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-24

as hc- "Dear, dear brother"
 "I came to bring you home dear brother" said the child. Home. for good and ail. Home, for ever and ever. Father has sent me in a coach to bring you"
 They stopped al a warehouse door. It was FerzzWig's. A fiddler came and tuned like fifty stomach aches. They danced and ate. Scrooge found himself by the side of a fair young irl.
 Tt matters iittle," she said. soft ly. "To you, very little. Another idol has displaced me and if 1t can cheer and comfort you in time to come, as I would have, l have no just cause to grieve."
 What idol has displaced you?' he rejoined.
 "A golden one"
 Spirit" said Scrooge, "show me no more. Conduct me home. Why do you torture me-"
 Scrooge had no occasion to be told that the bell was again upon the stroke of One.
 Now his bed became the very core and center of a blaze of ruddy light, which streamed upon it when the clock proclaimed the hour. Living green so filled it that it looked a perfect grove.
 In easy state upon this couch, there sat a jolly giant.
 "I am the Ghost of Christmas
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-24

He went with the Phantom into an obscure part of the town, and into the presence of man, just as a woman with a heavy bundle en- tered.
 She explained that the blankets belonged to Scrooge, but being dead he was not likely to take cold.
 Scrooge shuddered at the revela- tion that this would be his fate in retribution for his unkindnesses during life.
 Holding up his hands in a lasts prayer to have his fate reversed, Scrooge saw the Phantom shrink, collapse and dwindle down into a bedpoSt.
 Yes! and the bedpost was his own.
 The bed was his own, the room was his own. Best and happiest of all the time before him was his own, to make amends in! Running to the window, he opened it and put out his head. calling to a happy urchin in the street.
 Do you know if the Poulterer's have sold the prize turkey?'
 Its hanging there now" Scrooge had the turkey deliv- cred to Bob Cratchit's. ScrOoge then went to church and in the afternoon he went to his nepheW's house.
 It's I. Your Uncle ScrOoge. l
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-24

cheerful voice.
 "Bah!" said Scrooge, "Humoug"
 One day when asked to give to the poor for the festive season, Scrooge replied, "I help to support the poorhouses-they cost enough; and those who are badly off mus go there"
 After dinner that night, Scrooge went home to bed. A disused bell that hung in the rooms started to swing. It was succeeded by a clanking noise as if as if some one was dragging a heavy chain over the casks in the cellar
 It came through the door, and passed into the room. It was Mar lay! Marley's chain was made of cash boxes, keys, padlocks. led gers, deeds and heavy purses wrought in steel.
 The Ghost informed Scrooge, ''it is required of every man that the spirit within him should walk abroad among his fellowmen; and
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-24
A Christmas Carol By CHARLES DICKENS
Marley was dead.


 dead Scrooge and he were partners grindsone, squeezing "Fee graspng, cutching, covetous, old sinner! Eveold Scrooge sat busy Tn ms counting
 God you" cried his nephe"s
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-24

In the age-old spirit of good will, we ex- press our greetings and wish you an old-time Merry Christmas.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-28
v slueaju ognja brz
obvestite oenjegasce

Mestni- varnostni direktor
Frank d. Ceiebrezze ze1i opozo-
riti drzavljane ma postopek, kaj
storiti v siucaju ognja. Danda-
mes Sc nahajajo v vseh mestih
1--we zbani ognjegasci. III se ne
prestano vezbajo in ucijo, kako
n am morejo najbolj uspesno
braniti nase zivljenje in pren1o-
zenje. Motorizirane naprave, re-
slime nareze, lestve in l11nogo
drugih izbol jsanil1 naprav ifnajo
ma razpolago ognjegasci, da q
tenn preprecujejo ogenj Ali ga
udusijo.
Standardne rnetode 80 pospe-
sile uspesnost ognjegascev in
strOjev. Toda 1ajboij vakno pa
j., da se ogenj brz prijavi osnje-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-28
Zveza Jugoslovanskih
ze1aa in deklet

Euclid, O. - Te vrstice ma
sluzijo v pojasnilo bivsim ela-
nicam, ali clanican, katere sc
Sc Sc zanimale "a ostalo blagaj.
no "Zveze Jugoslovanskih zena
in deklet'.
v septembru leta 1914 je Mrs
Frances Hudovernik, tedanja
tajnica sporoeila, da je se preko
5000 preostale blagajne q. ]. q.
in D. Dolocilo. Sc nj, kdaj in ko-
1a1u maj Sc ia vsota daruje.
Da Sc ia odbor razpusti in
oprosti hraniteljieo Mrs. Fran
ces Hudovernik po % letih, snio
Sc spodaj podpisane sporazune-
le, da Sc denar sedaj daruje,
ker je nujna potreba.
Ma prireditvi 'baby shower
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-28
uJHEUNIKOvA PO3TA

dine 5. februarja 1916, pri kroz-
|ku st. 1. Progresivnili Slovenk
Sc je darovalo 500. v setianji
kampanji "a otrosko bolnisnico
" Sloveniji pa $3.50, to. je bill
"war bond" in k temu Sc je BE
dodalo v gotovini.
S tenn je razpuseen odbor in
razbremenjena hraniteljica Mrs.
Frances Hudoternik. Potrdila
darovane vsote so ma razpolago
pri Mrs. r. Hudovernik.
Agnes zaiokar, preds.
F. Hudovernik, tajnica
Emma Drobnic, bIag.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-28
KRIzNA PLEMENITEV

| Move rastlinske in zivalske
podvrste nastajajo IL kriznih
oplemenitev med sorodnimi vr-
stani. TO Sc je v naravi nedvom-
no dogajalo milijone let, povsem
slucajno in izjemoma. Clovek to
pospesuje preracunano. Ma pri-
mer, ko je naravoslovec prene-
sci cvetni prah marelice ma Pc
stice cveta slive, je il koscice
tako oplemenjene slive zrasIo
drevo, XII ;je rodilo sadie po obli-
Xxi in okusu napol marelice, ma
| pol slive.
Takih in slicnih poskusov sta
uspesno izvrsila pokojni ameri-
Ski "rastlinski carovnik" Bur-
bank in ruski znanstvenik Mi
curin tisoce. Tako imamo mno-
60 koristnih rastlinskih vrst, XII
bi jih morda nikdar ne imeli
brez takih krizanj.
Slicna krizanja so Sc izvajala
tudi med zivalmi, posebno med
domaco zivino. Pri TEN uspehi
MISC bill vselej tako dobri, ker
nova podvrsta je bila navadno
jalova. Ma primer mule, dasi so
obeh spolov, so medsebojno ia
love. Dober uspeh pa so dosegli
ruski znanstveniki, XII so krizali
domaco ovco divjimi gorskimi
ovcami. Nova ovcja podvrsta
ina boljso volno in je odpornej-
sa proti vremenskim neprilikam.
V Canadi so tudi po dolgih
poskusnjah izvedli uspesno kri-
zanje med domaeim govedom in
bivolom. Ia nova zivina dale
okusno meso, je vecja kot donna
ca in brez skode prestane zine
daljnega severa, XII so "a ma
vadno govejo zivino prelude. Ia
nova zivina, imenovana cattalo,
Sc plemeni sama med seboj, ka-
kor Sc plemeniio tudi move rus
ke ovce.
"Nova Doba," glasilo ABB.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-28
Pisno cd sestre s
krskega polja

Cleveland, o. - Cd mole Sc
sire Franciske Jerala S Krske-
ga polja sem prejel pismo, XII je
dokaj zanimivo: Ona, MEN MOI
Leopold, 12-letna hcerka NADIA,
I 10-letni sinko Pollock in 3 I'M pol
leta mlajsa hcerka - vsi so bill
" nemskem lagerju ma Sakson-
skem. Memo pismo Sc v odlom-
! kin glasi:
Sc vedno cakam ma dlugi pa
ket, XII Sc nj prisel, slike sem pa
I, re prejela, tako tudi prvi pa
ket. Svetujes mi, maj ne posi-
liam priporoeenih pisem, mas
pcstar pa pravi, da je tako boij
Isigurno; nasi ljudje posiljajo
vecinoma registrirana pisma.
Cim Sc postne zveze izboljs jo,
bcm pisma posiljala po navadni
posti.
Sporociti zelim, da so aero
drom bombardiraH. 70 letai-
see Sc n a h a ia v sredini med
Cerkljami, skopicami, Radio
vasjo in zupecami. Bombardira-
Ii SO ga ameriski letalci. LIE ma
10 jih je ostalo donna, XII SO vi
deli bombardiranje, drugi so
vsi pobegnili ali pa SO bill izse-
ljeni. v Hrastju, JeIsah in "a
stopu nj nihce lostal. donna, v
Gorici pa SAND Racie, Xxi pa je
bill pozneje ubit. Leta 1941 MISC
izselili vseh, aInpak so Jill 2
vsake vasi nekaj pustili, izselje-
vanje pa Sc je nadaljevalo' leta
1912.
sola v Cerkljah nj bila poru-
sena, poskodovano pa j. zupni-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-28
Izlet kluba Ljubljans
v 1ledeljo

Euclid, g. - CIani in elanice
Vest mi veleva, da Sc vam "a
hvalim in celokupni javnosti "a
de1o, XII ga vrsite v tekoeem lie.
tn. Ne sanno da delate "a pro.
cvit Kluba, pac pa innate zavest,
da delate tudi "a one onkraj
morja, v start domovir1i.
Ko smo prejeh prosnjo "a
bedne v domovini in pozneje "a
bolnisnico otrok v Sloveniji, je
bill med clani in clanicami sa-
mo en- odziv "Dajmo, kar zmo.
reno. Ako ne DO zadosti, bono
pa Sc dodali!'' Hvala vam elani
in clanice "a vase dobro delo!
Ma zadnji seji je prisla ma
dnevni red tocka, da potrebuje-
mo malo razvedrila v kaksnem
zelenem gozdu. Sklenili smo emo
glasno, da gremo v naravo. Pc.
slali smo ma oglede deputacijo,
da ugotovijo, kje bi bio najbolj
primerr1o in prilieen prostor. De.
putacija Sc je vrnila s poroei-
lom, da je najbolj prikladno ma
prijazni Zgoncevi farmi na Ed
dy Rd. To je ravno ma rlasprotni
strani George Krancica, bivsega
poslovodje Slovenskega drustve-
mega donna ma Recher Ave.
Ia izlet je namenjen samo "a
elane in clanice K1uba LjubIja-
ma. Vsi tisti, kateri innate avto-
mobile, Sc vas prosi, da ste toe
no oh eni uri pred S. D: Domom
ma Recher Ave, da Sc pote m
skupno odpeljemo ma doloceno
mesto. Prosim, da to uposteva-
te.
Ravno ko to pisem, sem dobil
sporocilo, da vas opozorim, da
Sc po tistem gozdu klatijo med
vedje. Zato vas opozarjan, da
ne SINE nihce pod nobenim po-
gojem iti pregloboko v gozd,
brez spremstva.
Torej ma svidenje v nedeljo
80. junija popoldne! S pozdra-
vom,
Geo Nagode, predsednik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-28
Ladijski pronnef med Cleve
landom in Kanado

Dne. 1. augusta bosta priceli
voziti dive ladji med Clevelan-
dom in Erieau v Kanadi. Ma
rsaki ladji bo prostora "a 300
ljudi in IS avtomobilov. v pri-
staniscu Erieau delajo nov po-
mol in globijo dino jezera, da BIO
mogoee pristajati vsem velikim
ladjarn, kar bo stale diva mill
jona dolarjev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-28

.gasni postal, da Sc BE. .pravocas-
no pripelje aparate ma lice me-
sta in sprawl v akcijo, dokler je
ogenj BE majhen. vsi nacelniki
ognjegasnih skupin Sc pritozu-
.jejo, da so sicer mnogokrat po-
klicani, kjer sploh ognja nj in
dostikrat MISC poklicani, kjer bi
morali biti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-28
mestne novice
Nizinsha voina?

Clevelandska policija meni, da
sc bo v Clevelandu razvila vojna
med nizinskimi clement radi
kontrole obvescevalnega tiska Q
konjskih dirkah. v vojni med
takimi raketirji je bill v Chica-
gu ustreljen nizinski glavar
James M. Ragen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-28
Konvencija ekonomov

Ia teden sc je v Clevelandu
vrsila 81. letna konvencija Ame.
rican Home Economies Associ-
alton, XII je izvolila "a predsed-
nico Mrs. Katherine M. Alder
man IL St. Paul, MINI. Drugo le-
to Sc vrsi konvencija v st.
Louisa, Mo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-28
" YOUNGSTOWNU Sc
JE UTRGAL OBL4AK

YOUNGSTOWN, O., n. juni-
aDanes popoldne Sc je tukaj
utrgal oblak, nakar je sledila
poplava, XII je napravila mnogo
tisoc dolarjev skode. Promet je
bill dali casa skoro popolnoma
paraliziran.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-28
SEJA PREMESCENA

Clanicam krczka st. 1 Pro-
gresivnih Slovenk Sc sporoca,
da sc je sejo premestilo radi
praznika, 4. julia, zato sc bo
seja "a mesec julij vrsila v to-
rex, 2. julia, ne ma cetrtek. To-
liko " pojasnilo clanicam.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-28
SEJA RELIFNEGA ODBORA

:. Ameriski odbor "a jugoslo-
vanski relief prireja po raznih
nasefbinah ia akozvane "Tag
days., v svrho ojacenja sklada
"a pomoc Jugoslaviji. v prihod-
njih dneh SIC bodo ii "Tag days.
vrsili v Lorainu, Ohio, kjer Sc
DO pobiralo prispevke pri Who
din v National Tube Company,
Y veletrgovinah in pri 1hodih v
gledalisca. V to svrho Sc bo v
nedeljo zvecer 30. junija OBJ 7::3O
uri vrsila seja v Slovenskem do
r1u v Lorainu. Ma seji bo ma
Woo tudi bivsi ameriski vojak,
Slovenec William Kostelic il Gle
velanda, XII Sc je v casu vojne
rlahajal v Jugoslaviji in DO incl
vec zanimivosti I'd povedati.
Seja je zelo vazna, ker Sc pri.
eakuje, da Sc bo dolocilo dneva
S. IN 6. julia "a Tag days'' in
prijazno Sc vabi cenjeno obein-
stvo, zlasti vse one, XII Sc zani-
majo "a pomoe potrebnemu ma
rodu Y domovini, do se seje ude-
leze.