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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16
BR0WNS, YANKEES
 NAY0FF SUNDAY

LOS ANGELES, Dec. l6 The AIl-Amenca Football Conference, having hWdled it's first regular season with fair success, looked forward today to it's initial champ ionship playoff next Sunday be- tween the Cleveland Browns and the New York Yankees.
 The Los Angeles Dons and the Chicago Rockets rang down the regulation curtain with a 17-17 tie yesterday before 22,515 fog-bound spectators in Memorial Coliseum.
 Les Angeles finished with seven wins, five losses and two ties, good fer third place in the Conferences Western Division, while the Rock cts closed out fourth at 5-6-3.
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versity of Portland 39-6 last night after spotting the Oregonians one touchdown in the first six minutes at Honolulu,
 The An-America Football Confer ence season in Memorial Stadium came to an end yesterday with the Chicago Rockets and the Los An geles Dons battling to a 17-l7 tie. The contest attracted 25,515 fans.
 Seventeen Stanford University football players and four officials were due in Honolulu this morn ing on a Pan American World Air ways Clipper They left San Fran cisco last night The rest of the Stanfcrd squad will leave tonight The Stanford Indians will meet the University of Hawaii December 2lst.
 The Los Angeles Angels of the Pacific Coast League have sold three players to the Texas League. Veteran infielder George Archie, tho fcrmer St Louis Brownie goes to San Antonio, while pitchers Lee Anthony and Warren Martin wind up at Tulsa.
 San Diegos Skyhawks made it three cut of four last night as they beat the Hollywood Wolves ? to in a Pacific Coast Ice Hook ey League game in San Diego The victory enabled the Skyhawks to move up a notch in their attempt to overhaul the Southern Division League-leading Wolves, who have been only ahle to top San Diego once this season.
 In another PCL hockey game, Portland edged the New West minister Royals, to 3, to remain on top of the Northern Division standings
 At Seattle the Seattle Ironmen and Tacoma Rockets battled through two overtime periods to ? to tie.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16
FOOTBALL
 SCANDAL
By AUSTIN BEALMEAR

NEW YORK, Dec 16.-Profes- sional football was involved today in a gambling scandal similar to those uncovered previously in other sports, but the gridiron game ap- pcayed likely to escape the black eye suffered by major league base ball and college basketball in eX- periences of the past.
 An unsuccessful attempt to iix yesterdays game between the New York Giants and Chicago Bears for the championship of the National football league was discovered be- fore kickoff time by New York police who continued their investi- gation today after the arrest of one man on a britery charge.
 Alvin J. Paris, 28-year-old official in a novelty concern, was arraigned before Magistrate Joseph B. Glehocki on a charge of attempt ing 10 brihe a professional athlete in violation of law passed in 1921 to protect football and other sports from mixups with professional gamblers.
 Assistant District Attorney George Monaghan said Paris signed a statement saying he had offered halfback Frank Filchuok and full back Merle Hapes of the Giants S2,5o0 each to Hay down" in the title game.
 Paris, a self-Styled big bettor on athletics contests, also offered to place a Sl0o0 wager on the Bears for each player, Monaghan said. Paris bail was set at S25 900 and a hearing was scheduled for December 23.
 Both players refused to t.cal with Paris, Monaghan said, and were exonerated by police, but Hapes was kept out of the game at the order of League Commissioner Bert Bell, who announced that his share of the lcsing players pool was being held up pending a further hear ing.
 Tt coesn't mean that Hapes is guilty" Bell declared, ado 1.g that te felt it is only the J, per pro- cedure due to the circumstances"
 Filchuck, who denied any know ledge of the affair and was des- crited by Bell as absolutely in the clear" played in the game, which the Bears won 24-14
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TWO SKIERS ARE FATALLY INJURED,
 TRUCK ACCIDENT

IDAHO SPRINGS, Colo, Dec Is A Denver teen-ager and his fi- ancee were fatally injured and 13 other skiers returning from a Sun day outing were injured yesterday when their open body truck plunged eff a mountain highway and into the icy waters Of Clear Creek.
 Guy Clifford Cowan, Is, ol Den yer was crushed to death in the 4G-foot plunge, and his fiancee, Helen Fouse, IS, also of Denver, 6ied early today in Colorado Gen. cral Hospital, Denver.
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Gage Game
 On Tonight

Tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the Juneau High School gymnasium, the Crimson Bears will tackle the ACS ill the first basketball game of a doubleheader which was pest poned from December 5. The sec ond game will be between the Im- perials and the Moose.
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PRO BASKETBALL

The following are results of pro basketball games played over the weekend:
 Salem "A; Vancouver 72 lover time).
 Portland AT; Yakima 24.
 Bellingham 57; Seattle AZ
 Portland 61; Yakima 3l
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NATIONAL FOOTBALL
 LEAGUE OWNERS kT
 G0NFAD WITH BELL

NEW YORK, Dec. l6.-Club owners of the National football league gathered for their annual rules and draft meeting here to- day with Commissioner Bert Bell.
 Principal suggestions for rules changes were expected to include the elimination of the point after touchdown and the extension of the sudden death,' plan now used only in the championship piayoff, to all contests to avoid tie games,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16
EAGLES KEEPING IN
 LEAD, COAST HOCKEY

SEATTLE, Dec l6.-- The Port land Eagles strengthened their lead for first place in the Pacific Coast hockey league as result of week end encounters which found the Eagles downing New Westminster t-3 and Seattle battling to 2-2 deadlock in Tacoma in two over time periods last night.
 New Westminster edged Tacoma 3-2 Saturday night.
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HUSK!ES 10 HAVE
 fl WEEKS ON GRID

SEATTLE, Dec. 16.-Nine straight weeks of football were lined up today for the University of Wash ington eleven in 1947 with the signing up of St. Mary's to fill a vacant October II date.
 The Husky season as announced by Athletic Director Harve Cassill, also includes an intersectional op- erer at Minnesota and seven Coast conference foes.
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AMERICAN LEGION
 MEETING TONIGHT

American Legion members will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the Dugcut for the regular weekly ses- sicn First Vice Comdr Joe Ordos will preside. Homemade refresh ments will be served following the business meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16
FRED PROVO TO BE
 IN NEW YEARS GAME

SEATTLE, Dec 16-Fred Provo, University of Washington halfback, has accepted an invitation to play in the Shrine East West football game in San Francisco New Years Day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-16
TANKER IN PORT

The Alaska Standard, Capt. Jay Williams, was in port last evening on routine trip. She unloaded a cargo ci package goods and bulk fuels at the Standard Oil Company deck.
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Sport Briefs


 SYRACUSE = Clarence JBiggie Mum resigned as head football coach Of Syracuse to accept q similar position at Michigan State.
 LEXINGTON, Ky. - Muhlenberg defeated St. Bonaventure, 26-25 in the first Tobacco Bowl game.
 DETROIT-Bill Evans, President Of the Southern Association, of fered the job as Executive Vice President of the Detroit Tigers.
 Unleashing a dizzy passing and running attack, the Leilehua alum nj football team whipped the Uni
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HAMMERS SET NEW
 I9URlEp FROM YANKS

SEATTL-., Dec, 16.-Tbt Seattle Rainiers Of the Pacific Coast league had a new hurler today with the outright purchase. of Walter Dubiel, right-hander from the New York Yankees.
 Dubiel won nine and lest seven for Newark of the International league last year after several sea- sons with the Yankees.
 Platinum was used for coinage purposes by the Russians 125 years ago.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-29
CLAIBORNE
BY MRS. ARTHUR POTTS

Miss Mary Frances Archer, sis
ter of Mrs. Russell Wells, has been
the guest of her brother-in-law
and sister, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wells were
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Kerseys near Essex, Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wells are
leaving soon for West Virginia.
Mrs. Wells will teach in school
near Sandyville, the coming school
year.
MIR. and Mrs. Ira Wells spent
Tuesday with their son, Eugene,
Mr.. and Mrs. Calver Wells return
and family, of Losantville, Ind,
ed home with them after spending
i week in Indiana.
Miss Marjorie Dobert and Mr..
Walter Brush, of MarySvile, were
quietly married on Tuesday even
ing at the home of Miss Dobert's
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hull, near here. The ceremony was
read by Rev. Charles Hoffman, of
the Claiborne Methodist church, in
the presence of near relatives. Miss
Dobert formerly made her home
with the HulPs. We wish them a
happy married life.
Our community was shocked and
saddened by the sudden death of
Mrs. Sadie Crabtree on Friday
morning. She was only sick a few
hours and her death was blow
to her family, who have our SYM
pathy.
Mrs. A. c. Warner and daughter,
Patricia. and Mrs. Garold Mosher
and daughter, Caroline, were shop
ping in Columbus, Friday.
Harold and Elizabeth Parish of
near Essex are spending few
days with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Rush Cheney, near here.
Miss Bette Warrington, of Chi
cago, is spending several days with
her friend, Miss Bonnie Warner.
Mrs. Laura Rinehard and Mrs.
Emma Engle, of near Raymond
| were present in our Sunday school
Sunday morning and were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cres-
! ton Hull.
Delbert Lane and family, of
! near Sparta, were Sunday guests
of his sister, Miss Blanche Lane.
/ Their sons returned home with
them after spending a week with
their aunt,
Claiborne Grange ladies quar-
tette was the winner in the
quartette contest held at t h c
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL, MARYSvILLE, OHIO

ing at Pharisburg. The quartette is
composed of Miss Joan Cramer
Miss Ruth Roberts, Miss Alice Bo-
da and Mrs. A. c. Warner. Mrs
Boda was accompaniSt.
Fred Webster, of Claiborne, and
Clate Johnson, of Redwood. have
been working at Gallon the past
week for Thomas Johnston, re-
pairing a building.
Mr.. Carl Warner and Mr.. Arthur
Warner drove to Port Clinton
Wednesday, where Mr.. Warner pur-
chased a load of peaches for his
customers.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Bell and Mr.
and Mrs. John Bell, attended the
wedding on Saturday evening, OF
Bernard Langstaff and Ruth Ellen
Dulger, both of Finley. Mrs. f. S,
Elliott and Mrs. w. j. Elliott were
also guests at the wedding Ber-
nard is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Langstaff, formerly of
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vile where they attended the
Mount of Praise camp meeting,
since Thursday
A birthday dinner was enjoyed
at the noon hour in the honor of
Mrs. Netti Knox, celebrating her
84th birthday. Those present were:
Mrs. Monalete Hoy, of Columbus;
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Knox, of
Toledo; Ben and Lennie of Ray
mond; her sister, Mrs. Ida Argo,
of Marysville, and Mrs. Florence
Hines. of Kenton. Her niece, Mrs.
Mary Ellen Kline, sent a beauti-
full bouquet for the occasion. Many
nice gifts were received.
Attire spending two months Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
| T., Haver of near Raymond, and
other relatives in Bellefontaine,
Mrs. j. Orr and children, Nadine
and Kinny, left Monday for their
home in Miami, Fla.
Next Sunday will be services al
the Methodist church and dedica.
ton of the parsonage. The speak,
er will be Rev. Johnson, from
! Springfield, District Superintend-
ant. Starting next Sunday evening
there will be preaching services on
Sunday evenings for the next three
months.
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Miss Carrie Ross and Miss Rose
Mary Jackson were guests to sup
per, with Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Dav-
lie, Friday evening.
Mrs. Ruby Sanderson spent
Wednesday evening wi h Mrs.
Mary Jackson.
MIR. Kermit Bushong had charge
Nof services at Christian Union
church Sunday morning. Rev
Hinkle is attending Mount o
Praise camp meeting.
Patty Craig, of Bellefontaine,
spent the weekend with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Haver.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Herd and
son, Jerry, have left for their home
in Kansas, after an extended visit
with their parents here and ir
Marysville.
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in Kenton on business. Friday.

in Kenton on business, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Jackson and
children, of near Lunda, spent
Wednesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Davie.
Mrs. Pauline Gilmore, Mrs. Ella
Hendricks, of Columbus and Mrs.
Clara Myntz, spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Rinehart and Mrs. En-
gle.
Mrs. Burdena Burroughs and
Mrs. Mildred Bushong returned
home Sunday night from Circle
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RAYMOND
By MRS. E. c. JACKSON

MIR. and Mrs. Preston Hull and
daughter were callers Monday eve
ming of Mrs. Rinehart and sister.
Miss Frances Turner called on
Mrs. Myrtle Jackson Saturday, af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud ForSythe
and mother and Miss Turner were
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Redwood.

Redwood.
MIR. and Mrs. Fay Bell called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Kezerta and
daughter. Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Howard Elliott, of Marys-
Vile, is spending a few days with
her father, G. w. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Bell were
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with years of experience to
wait on you
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-13
Cleveland dobi novo
veteransko bolnisnico

L Washingtona sc poroca, da
je presednik Truman vceraj odo-
bril- gradnjo move veteranske
bolnisnice v Clevelandu, XII bo
stala okoli 1212 milijona dollar
jew. Namenjena DO "a zivcne in
psihiatricne slucaie in DO imela
prostora "a 1850 postelj. Zgra-
jena DO ma kraju, kjer Sc sedaj
nahaja. Grille zacasna vateran-
ska bolnisnica.
Veteranska uprava ie ze pred
dvema mesecema sklenila, da Sc
v Clevelandu zgradi tudi splos-
ma veteranska bolnisnica s 1000
posteljami. Piostor "a to bolnis-
nico, XII bo stala okrog 10 mill
jonov dolarjev, pa Sc nj bill IL
bran.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-13
ANNA FILIPIC

Pc tri-tedenski bolezni je pre-
minila Anna Filipic, rojena >sLu-
stig, stara So let. Stanovala je
ma 3161 w. 1O3 st. Donna je BIZ
la IL Ledece vasi, fara st. Jer-
nej ma Dolenjskem, odkoder je
prisla v Ameriko pred 43 lett.
Bila je clanica drustva Lunder
AdamiG st. % SNPJ, drustva
Brooklynski Slovenci st. 48 SDZ
in podr. st. So SzZ. Tukaj "a
pusca zalujocega soproga Mat
thew, sinova Henry in Victor,
brata Josepha in Karl Lustig,
in vnuke, v start domovini pa
mater Ammo, sestro Mario in
brata Johna. Truplo DO poloze-
no ma mrtvaski oder v soboto
zjutraj v Heinrich pogrebni "a
vod ma 1911 Detroit Ave., od-
koder sc DO vrsil pogreb v po-
nedeljek zjutraj oh 9:3O uri pod
vodstvom Ferfoliatovega po-
grebnega zavoda v cerkev sv.
Ignacija ma w. Blvd. OBJ 10. uri
in nato ma Calvary pokopalisce
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-13
Likvidacija vojnih
agencij v razmahu

WASHINGTON. - Predsed-
mix Truman je danes odredil
ustanovitev Urada zacasne kon-
trole, XII bo prevzel posle veci-
ne vojnih agencij z izjemo ura-
da "a gradnjo stanovanj. Nacel-
mix move agencije je maj. gen.
Philip Fleming. .~
Nova agencija DO vrsila vse
preostale funkcije, XII so do Sc
daj spadale v okvir urada "a
administracijo cen ali OPA, ura-
da "a vojno mobilizacijo in re-
konverzijo, administracije "a ci-
vino produkcijo in urada "a
ekonomsko stabilizacijo.
Truman je imenoval Franka
Creedona "a naslednika Wilso-
ma w. Wyatta kot pospesevalca
stanovanjske gradnje, XII je po-
lozil ostavko izjavo, ,da pred
sednik njegovemu programu "a
omiljenje stanovanjske krize nj
nudil tiste podpore, katero bi
moral dobiti "a uspesno lived.
bo istega.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-13
Blum postal zacasni
francoski premier

PARIZ, IL. decembra. -
Leon Blum, 74-letni socialistic-
nj vodja, XII je pred vojno ma
celoval vladi ljudskega fronta,
je bill danes izvoljen "a novega
francoskega prernierja, XII ina
organizirati zacasno vlado, do
kler Sc notranje razmere v
francoskih politienih strankah
ne ustalijo.
Ia Bluma ie bio oddanih SIS
glasov izmed 500 Start bolehni
socialisticni vodja je pristal ma
sprejem premierstva pod pogo
jem, da mu ne bo nihee naspro-
toval, rekoe, da je pripravljen
"zrtvovati SCI sazno "a nekaj
tednov v svrho organiziranja
zacasne Wade, XII bo vodila vlad-
ne posle, dokler ne mine poll.
ticna kriza.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-13
Unija avtnih
delaVceV naZnanila
mezdne Zahteve

NEW. YORK, IL. dec.-Wal-
ther Reuther, predsednik United
Automobile Workers, CIO, je
danes izjavil, da DO unija zahte-
vala "a svojih 100000 clanov
splosno mezdno .zvisanje, XII maj
bi znasalo 2312 centov ma uro.
Naznanilo je bilo dano v jaw
most po seji unijskega izvrsne-
ga odbora.
Kakor je bilo ze poprej javlje-
no, DO unija poleg tega zahte-
vala ustanovitev pose bn ega
sklada "a izenaeenje mezd, pro-
gram socialne zascite in organi-
ziranje penzijskega programa.
Mezdno zvisanje, XII ga bo
zahtevala unija, je rekel Rue
ther je potrebno, da bodo de-
lavci dobili nazaj, kar so izgu-
bill v tekocem letu vsled naras-
Lila zipijenj jskih stroskov.
Predstavniki "velikiI treh" v
avtomobilski industriji, Ford,
Chrysler in General Motors, so
Sc do nadaljnega vzdrzali vsake-
ga komentarja glede Ruetherje-
vega naznanila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-13
Borba proti politiki zunanjega ministra
Bevina v britskem parlamentu nj koncana

LONDON, (O.N.A.) Konec
premogarske stavke v Zedinje-
nih drzavah je razveselil mnogo
Anglezev, kajti bait Sc je bilo,
da bodo uvedene redukcije raz-
licnih odmerkov "a hrano. Toda
Anglezi imajo Sc mnogo drugih
skrbi.
Grozi cello politicna kriza,
kajti oni del delavske stranke,
XII nj nezadovoljen z Bevinovo
politiko, Sc nj odnehal in name
rava obnoviti svoje napade.
Debata v britanskem parla-
mentu, ma kateri utegnejo biti
napadi ma Bevina obnovljeni, sc
DO zacela, se predno DO zaseda-
ME Zdruzenih narodov v New
Yorku koncano.
+ Med onimi, XII nameravajo sta
Wit vladi svoja vprasanja, Sc ma
haja tndi Konni Zilliacus. pr
wax levsga krila delavske stran-
ke, ii je strokovnjak y zilnar
ME xadeve. Nekatera vpraSanja,
IA katera bu imela vlada odgo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-13

Ce oh tej priliki premotrimo
velevazao delo, XII ga je SANS
izvrsil posredno "a koristi slo-
venskega naroda v start domo-
vini in v okrilju Zdruzenega od-
bora juznoslovanskih Amerikan-
cev "a koristi move Jugoslavije
v splosnem, neposredno pa tudi
"a nase lastne koristi kot ame-
riskih drzavljanov, lahko pre-
prieamo in upraviceno izjavimo,
da je SANS svojo nalogo po-
steno in uspesno izvrseval.
Ma izvrseno delo, XII je bilo
povezano tolikimi potezkoca-
mi in ovirami, so lahko ponosni
vsi SANSovi clani in somislje-
niki ter vse one nase zavedne
bratske podporne organizacije
in kulturne, gospodarske in po-
liticne ustanove, XII so s financ-
no in moralno pomocjo skupno
pripomogli, da SANSov pro-
gram nj ostal samo ma papirju
(kot so nameravali nekateri ME-
govih "ustanoviteljev'O, tenn .
vee Sc je tudi stvarno izvajal. &c
Dale ma 4. strani)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-13
OdbOr Z. n. iZbral
sedez organizacije
v mestu New York

NEW YORK, IL. dec.-Odbor
"a izbiro stalnega sedeza orga-
nizacije Zdruzenih narodov je
danes 33 proti Z glasovi spre-
iel ponudbo John D. >Rockefel-
lerja, Jr., da sc v srcu mesta
New York, v Manhattanu, usta-
novi stalen sedez organizacije
Zdruzenih narodov.
Kot je bilo ze porocano, je
Rockefeller daroval v ia namen
$8,5O0,00O, katere sc DO upora-
bilo "a nakup zemljisca.
Odlocitev odbora bo predloze-
ma glavni skupscini organizacije
Zdruzenih narodov, XII jo mora
ratificirati, odnosno sprejeti 2
najmanj SO glasovi.
Russia odobrila
sprejetje ponudbe
Avstralija je protestirala pro-
ii nenadni odlocitvi odbora, da
Sc sprejme predlog Rockefeller
ia, XII Sc je nahajal pred odbo.
rom samo diva dni. Australia
zagovarja ide:o, da bi Sc stalni
sedez organizacije ustanovil v
San Francisco.
Ruski delegat George Saksin
je rekel, da Sc mora ponudbo
'Rockefellerja takoj sprejeti.
Govoril je tudi predsednik od-
bora, Zuleta Angel, XII jes poseb.
no pohvalil John D. Rockefeller.
jevo "plemenito ponudbo."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-13
Celebreeze imenovan "a
mestnega sodnika

Direktor "a varnost, Frank D.
Celebrezze je bill vceraj imeno-
van "a mestnega sodnika in DO
prisel ma mesto sodnika John
j. Busherja, XII je istocasno, bill
imenovan "a predsednika NEST
mega sodisca. Oba imenovanja
sta prisla po odloku governerja
Lauscheta. ~
Kdo bo zavzel mesto Cele-
breeze BE nj odloceno, pricakuje
pa Sc, da DO zupan Burke ime-
noval novega direktorja v teku
par dni. .r -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-13
26-LETNICA POROKE

Danes obhajata rs. obletnico
svojega zakonskega zivljenja
poznana bivsa Euclidcana, Mr..
in Mrs. Valentine Kuhar, XII zad-
MIA leta zivita z druzino v Beech
Grove, Ind. x cestitkam sorod-
nikov in stevilnih prijateljev Sc
pridruzujemo tudi mi in jubi-
lantom zelimo vse najboljse, da
bi zdrava in vesela obhajala Be
mnogo obletnic!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-13

varjati, Sc glase kot sledi:
1. Podrobnosti glede pogojev,
pod katerimi sta bill zedinjeni
ameriska in britanska zona v
Nemciji.
2. Podrobnosti o anglo-ame-
riskem sporazumu "a standardi-
ziranje orozja.
3. Britanska politika ma Gr-
skem, posebno ozirom ma ne
davno izjavo marsala Montgo-
mery-ja.
Montgomery, nacelnik gene
ralnega staba, je izjavil, da DO
britanska vrhovna komanda po-
naagala Grkom, da izvezbajo in
opremijo armada po nacinu "ko-
mandosov," "a borbo proti "gr-
skim banditom."
clani angleskega parlamenta,
ii SO nedavno vprizorili svojo
.4vstajo" proti Bevinu, 80 skraj-
no nezadovoljni 5 TEN, kar ine-
|nujejo ''bevinizem." zanesljivi
viri porocajo, da se DO naskok
Inn Bevinovo politiko nada1jeyal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-13
DIVA AMERISKA
IZDAJALcA PRIDETA
PRED SoDNIJo

WASHINGTON, IL. dec.
- Diva amerislza izseljenca,
Xxi sta bila koiaboratOrja
nacistov in propagandna
agenta "a casa vojne, sta
bila pripeljana IL Nemcije "
Zed. drzave, kjer Sc bosta
zagovarjala zaradi izdajaI-
stva.
Obtozenca sta: Robert
H. Best, XII je bival v Sum-
ter, sc. in Douglas Chand-
ler IL Baltimore, Md.
Best je odsei il Zedinje-
nih drzsv ze 1922 leta in
sluzI v Evropi kot casni-
karski porocevalec. Chand-
ler pa je odsel " tujino le-
ia 1880. Oba ida jalca sta
sluzila v aneriski armadi v
prvi svetovni yojni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-13
NOVOROJ OJENCEK

Vile rojenice so Sc zglasile pri
druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Gu
kayne iz w. 130 St. in pustile
krepkega fantka, XII je tehtal
devet. in pol funta. Matt in de-
te, XII DO delal druzbo svoji Sc
strict, Sc dobro pocutita in Sc
nahajata v St. Vincent bolnis-
nici. Deklisko ime matere je BIZ
10 Mary Papesh. S tenn dogod-
kom sta Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Gu
kayne il 7511 Cornelia Ave. v
sestic postala start oce in sta
ra matt. Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-13
Malomarnost v hotelih

Casnikarji, XII so te dni obs
kali razne clevelandske hotele,
SO odkrili, da sc v vseh ma en- ali
drugi naein skoro krsijo razni
zakoniti predpisi "a varnost pro-
tt ognju. Ma hodnikih in shram-
bah sc je nasla rama navlaka
in odkrilo Sc je cello, da so po-
,nekod zaklenjena zasilna vrata,
XII bi imela sluziti ljudem "a beg
v slucaju ognja.