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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
NAVY BOXERS
LICK ARMY
ny TOM CARRICG

MANILA. p. lamp - Local
army boxers members OF the select
AFWESPAC team. experienced
their first defeat here last week
by the visiting navy fleet boxers
from China
Pedro Bradley, a l90-pound
fighter from Philadelphia managed
to win decision from l. After
bury OF Teas. Bradley, who out
weighed Atterbury by Is pounds.
had slight edge In the last min
ute OF the last round The rest
OF the fight might we'll be given
TO the Texan, who is presently
Golden Gloves champion OF Japan.
George (Tigerl Flowers, a 100
FOUNDER. lost his clash with A. f.
Wielongowski, navy man OF the
USS Topeka. Flowers did moth
ing to deserve his honorable name
save hack peddle Weilongowski.
who halls from New Jersey. won
the fight about one hit 10 none
Ted Baker, in the l2l pound
class appears the best prospect
since Ernest Wright twice Gold
on Glove Champion He defeated
Sailor silva of the USS Atlanta,
James Mckenzie. 125 pounds.
ran into trouble with Lazare Fer
nandez Of Manila who ended the
melee by knocking { Mckenzie
in the second round
Defeat of the Negro fighters
somewhat dazed local fight fans
who have not been accustomed TO
seeing tho boys defeated.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
! POLISHED ROXER

In 'haf appearance, Edsar Dis
played more polished boxing
style and sharper Duuch bu' his
blows failed TO crack LaMotta's
rock-liko chin Only HIS own
toughncss prevented him from be-
iur floorcd but ~ the same time,
despite the poWcr Of his punches,
no could not knock Edgar to the
canvas
since then Edear horn IN Mis-
sisipp ana now rcsldet Of Do
troi hts muovcl impeasurahly
and lnaoad of porting LaNottd li
pounds ass ho dld three years ago
he VIII enter thc ring Tunc II az
oven terms ia Tie weights Both
fighters arc required 20 make III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08

ing the world that all Of the rest
OF the heavyweight boys are
afraid 10 fight him, and from
where sit. it seems that ne is
right According 70 nv records,
he has shown twire in tho Big
Apple. Al the 81 Nicks arena he
took little over two minutes Of
The first round 10 rock a-pye
JOHNNY White and IN Garden
semi-final he knocked Shamus
O'Brien or in four rounds
"NIOLENTr IL coon
Hes Tho fighter everybody talks
about. but for whom CAS- they say
IN Brooklyn nobody does Moth
ing 4 native or Hastings Flori-
da. his name is Elmer Ray and
tho spor'swriters have knick-
named him violent with the
approval Of most of the heayies
who have made The mistake of
climbing into the same ring with
him BACK home Elmer works as
a farmer trade no learned
early IN lfc and 10 which he
viii retire som unless some Of
the hig bows can be induced 20
make date with him and keen
II IN some ~ ne Big Ci'ys are.
mas
Right now Violent Flmer and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
IF RHEUMATIC PAIN
HAS you DOSING AND HOPING

Then prore 10 yourself rhdf efIec.
tire results you can get moo
irith this medicine
Open YOUR own way toward deliverance
others have enjoyed. Make up your mind
you're going 10 use something that gets
TO work on rheumatic pain. You want
help YOU can feel. So get C-2z,j If you
suffer from rheumatic pain or musou-
lar aches Don't he put off with rs or
huis Caution Use only as directed
First bottle purchase price refunded If
not satisfied. 6oo and $I.oo, get C-a.2j.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08

her 81. 1915. because they believe
him well qualified TO assume the
dutic. ri Wayne County FRO.
hate Judge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08

bate { curt at the
pri-
nlarics June u.
Nugcnt has heen
a practlcing ATTY.
in Detroit ior ~
years. His many
friends are span.
>orlug his candi.
dncy Tor the term
ending uerCtll-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
JAM 4 SItmlR

laAlona aiwa, crowd plcse,r
hecalis hc, willing 90 slug It out
too 20 go from tho first gong has
bcon bach 20 Detroit for cgIt More
fights and tic only nsu who beat
hum was Robuson Who took hair
line decision IN thc srsond mcot-
ing
Jake holds decision here over
charlio Hayes Jnmc Rccyrs. l0sy
Basora Friizic Znit two over
ossie llarr, and those over Rob-
inson and tdaar
Promoter Scotly Nnn'ivth who
arranged the LcMottl Edgar scrap
knows he has a natural IN teiur0-
Ing Jake Ia Detroit "lAo seen
l-aAotla in T. nahts n half o.
dozen cities around the com y
and never havc seen Jake in bad
fight said Alontctl Noadar.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
Sport Shorts.....
BY JOHN M. LEE
NEGRO HEAVYWEIGHT CONTENDERS
NEED NEW YORK FOR SUCCESS
By JOHN M. LEE

NEW YORK-A live loot Ten sIugger who came up
the hard way and who has demonstrated that he doesn't
know the meaning Of fear has been trying frantcay to
crack the New York market for time Through his
manager. Tommy OLoughn. the 93 pound heaNv is tell
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
6oorts Hi-Lites--
by PAUL H. FIELDS
NEW WORLD RECORD

A. Champaign Illinois. Saturday, Herb McKeney II
i set new mark for the 440yard event in 1872
nSs made in 1882 Lloyd Iabeach of Wisconsin won the
inward in :O96 McKeney and Labesch both hail from
,sica West Indies. The performance of these boys
The best in the Western Conference since Jesse Owens
Lss brea ling records in 1885 at Ann Arbor.
ASSAULT TRIPLES
When Assault won the Belmont Stakes at Belmont
udav he became the seventh three-yea-od to win the
entlIcky Derby, and the Maryland Preakness BY win
no the three richest stakes far this year Assault with
more wins should pass Gallant Foxs record for
Is in a single season of 5000 900 in 1880.
BOXERS AND FIGHTERS
/ Beau Jack Augusta, Ga got 1O-round decision over
AJohnny Greco of Montreal Canada Friday at Madison
konare Garden The last time these boys fought il was
draw but this time there question about the dec-
lion as Beau given eight rounds and Greco rounds
In less than two weeks the ballyhoo about Joe Louis
bud Billy Conn will be history Some say Conn is faster
nd Joe is slower but believe me both are older and
hcy mould be slower but you assured that Louis
a not lost his hitting power well his ring poise
sbnd generaship.
AUTOMOBILE RACING
George Robson of Los Angeles received S4235O for
f prizc money by winning the 500-me at indianapolis
Nlemoial Day Jimmy Jackson, Dearborn, Mich took
blown SSs750 for second place But here is the payoff
hcrc were 80 drivers entered and all Of them received
event THAT'S THE ONE TO TRY!'
SOME OF EVERYTHING
Jackie Robinson with Monteal in the International
eague going great defensively and Extensively He is
lno g at the Brooklyn Dodgers door but cannot be
aid lust how soon they will open the door AS each day
passes Jackie knocks harder and harder
Detroit has many good golf players as we'll as tennis
ayers and would like to suggest that combination ten
nis and golf club be organized.
School will close this month would line 10 see ali
Pc, hat do not belong the YMCA Joint al once II
will mean much for their future
omIng slow but sure is pugilst Bobby McQuillar Of
Fort Huron Michigan. WATCH HIM
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
pnxERs AND FIGHTERS
AUTOMOBILE RACING

Gcorge Robson of Los Ange
first prizc money by winning the
Memorial Day Jimmy Jackson,
blown Sl&SS7.50 for second place.
sThcrc were 33 drivers entered an,
|prizo money. When evey paticip
seyent. THAT'S THE ONE TO T
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-07
PENDERGRASS RITES
CONDUCTED SUNDAY

Funeral services Iur james Thorn
as pcnGcrgra$S. who died Friday i:
his home III the NIckSburu CpmmunI-
~. were held yesterday afternoon Il.
four o'clock al ShoCco Methodist
church. Rev. l.. c. Brothers, pastor
was III charge of tho services. as
sisted by Rev. y. W. lCard. paStu.'
of North Henderson Baptist churcn.
intCImcnt was III the family ccmctary
AT NickSboro.
y large number of friends attend
cd the services and floral tributes
were many.
Mr.. PcndcrgraSS was native
Warren county and was engaged IN
farming III the NickSboro section.
He VAS the son of the late James
Thomas and Sallic NuCklcS Fender
grass.
Surviving are the widow. Mrs
May Thompson PcndcrgraSs: five
daughters. two sons. three sisters. 81
grandchildren and Is grCa, grand
children.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-07
Truman An Optimist

president Truman is an OptImisr
Either that or he IS whistlina f.
Keep up his courage as he walk.
through the dark in budget matters.
He must be able 10 sec more revenue
man appears 10 be in clear view
when nc makes bold 10 forecast 4,
Federal budget in the black a, th.
cnd OF the current fiscal year. W.
thought that. too. when last slim.
r1"r nc ordered sharp cutbacks IT,
expenditures. bat wc rather Io.i
hope when he lately began TO shoe,
signs Of back-tracking on that pro-
gram.
In ms forecast Of y balanced bud
get the President will have som,
tens Of millions Of wcll-wishcrs all
along the way throughout the coun.
try. We fancy. though. that they viii
be skcptical until they can begin TO
see daylight about next spring.
Mr.. Truman says two billion dol
lars is being Topped off the SPEND
ing outlay. Two billion dollars is, of
course, lot Of money-a mighty
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-07
Red Blood Cells
Must Be Kept Up
If You Want To
Feel Alive
Thousands Now Rcgaininc Old
Time Pep, Vigor and Drive BY
Releasing Vibrant Energetic
Every Muscle, Fibre, Cell

Overwork. undue worry. and lack OF cc,-
tain foods often reduces the rcd -bIoc,I
strength - and starved, weak n,,,,,
blood Just hasn't the power to keen ~,
your energy and drive "h
Every ony-cvcry hour-millions n,
tiny red-olood-cclls must pour for,h
from the marrow OF your bones to rcs
place those that are WORKOUT. low
blood count may affect you in several
ways: no appetite. undcrwc!ght. no
energy. rundown condition, lack Of
resistance to infection and disease
To get real relief you must keen lin
your blood strength. Medical authoritics
by analysis OF the blood have by posi-
tive proof shown that SIS Tonic is
amazingly effective In building up low
plood strength in non-orEanic nt,,ri-
ttonal ancmia. This IS due to tho SIS
Tonic formula which contains special
and potent nctivating ingredients
Also SIS Tonic helps you enjoy tho
food you eat by increasing the gastric
digestive Juice when II Is non organt-
cally too little or scanty-thus the ston-
ach Will have little cause to yet balky
with gas, bloat and give OF that sour
food taste.
Don't wait, EnerGlzc your body with
rich, red-blood. Start on SIS Tonic nov.
As vigorous blood surgcs throughout
your whole body, greater freshness and
strength should make YOU cat better.
sleep better. feel better, work better.
play better. have n healthy color glow in
your sktn-frm flesh hll out hollow
places. Millions OF bottles sold. Get a
bottle from your drug store. SIS Tonic
helps Build Sturdy Health.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-07

people are asking. Certainly there
Will have To be new pattern ii
demands are Ia Dc met. But we
wonder If II has occurred to MIR.
Hodges that perhaps the people, that
is, the bulk of them, are not de-
handing or asking these things. Ii,
Is largely the upliiterS and theorists.
Gentlemen - and ladies - in the
State government have heard 50
much about how they pour none;
down cutters i'll Washington that
they seem 10 have become obScSSru
with similarly big ideas here III
North Carolina. i'll proportion For
the State Department of ConScrva-
ton and Development 10 request Il
sin hundred percent increase in it,
appropriation Is ridiculous. what
ever may be determined as the need
And that goes also for the Greater
University III cSSaying To- ask fu.
thirty million dollars.
These people must assume that
money verify Is growing an tree.
though. OF course. most al thcu
have had little experience IN ,rylu.
Il operate a private business o.
their own and know little from ar-
tuai contact with such problems
what /; takes 10 deal with thea ans
make ends meet
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-07
Exceeding The Mark

Every one VINO prCtCndS To have
concern for State finances - which
means ,aScs-cxpccted hitherto un-
heard of requests from State inStitu
ions and agencies for their budget;
IN the coming bICnnium. and 10 be
voted upon by the legislature this
winter. But most Of them arc OK
cccding the mark and surpassin.
even the widest imaginations of
observers.
To read some of the requests. ono
might presume that they think thc
ono and only purpose of cxistcnc"
FOR the people of the State generally
is To pour money into their laps
with blank check TO do with i, n;
they choose. TO grant requests al
ready made and those yet 10 come
would neccssitatc tax lcvics the poo
pic could not pay and still have -
sufficicncy left TO maintain their
own standards of living.
Brandon Hodges. of the budget
commission, observed at one of The
hearings last week that there ought
TO be a new and more intensive
study OF the States financial pro-
gram to provide for services the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-07

Under sponsorship Of the Hcnd-
crSon Fire Department, national Fire
Prevention Week is being observed
here this week.
Fire Chief Cooper Ellis said the
business district would be inspected
with respect to fire traps. and APP
pealcd to all citizens to clean up
around their homes and premises
generally. removing leaves and other
trash and debris from cutters. drains
and the line. He urged that chimncys
and closets be cleaned and that all
possible fire hazards be removed
Immediately.
Only in the past few DAYS has it
been necessary To star; furnaces and
t. guard againS; fires of all kinds
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-07
Ill POULTRY SALES.

CoIIcGc Sia'iCn. Kalcigh. Oct. =
Approximately LOO pulicts al Spc-
cial i-H poultry sales. held Jointly
under the auspices of the State Col
lcgc Extension Service and the Sears
& Rocbuck Foundation. have brought
$1,000 and twelve additional sales
are get Ia be held.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-07
A Lift For Today

Having loved his own that were
IN the world. he loved them unto
the cnd.--JOhn 1871
CHRIST TAUGHT HIS GILL
DRkN To- keep the law of love 10
God and ncighbur that they might
nave life abundantly-hnd eternal
~.
May our lives. q Holy Ono. he
guided by tho love Thou didst man
ifcSt for rs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-07
Hints on ltiuIIrttC.

: private sccrctaIE should ucycr
Ha, "H airs with a.. other Office
t..l"-''~ because 90. ."r position.
SH' may represent nc. boss i'm many
way. but after all ,ru .-ur the boss.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-07
Fire Prevention Week Is
Being Observed In City

heating plants generally, and i, w,s
that the appeal was made for
general cleaning up.
Chief Ellis said in other vcors
there had been goo: cooperation ~,
the part OF the public in this rn'
spcct, and he urG>l that all citizens
they could To remove all fire bay'
in their own interest. do cvcrythin,
ards about their property.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-07
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

CARRIER DELIVERY in City OF
Henderson. Payable TO Carrier or
direct to office az zoe per Calendar
Week. No monthly or other rate Is
made.
MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS. Payable in
advance. One year $500, 6 months
$500, 3 months S200-Per Copy &c.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-07
WnruS ni NNisIlnm-

A,a'al pleasures u..s. .In- -uu-
Us, 'u">c @; 'nc body. 'u"y are M
creased by repetition approved col
by detection. and s'wel-tucuu0 by
enjoyment Cotton.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-07

But he held his peace. and an
swcrcd nothlug-Alark 1867.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-07

Entered at the post office in Hender-
son, N. c., as second class mail matter.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-10-07
ANSWERS To DAILY
QUIZ

William Malcolm Dicky.
2. Front
3. Rumania.
4. John Eliot GG0i-lG0o.
;. lis grin.
D. George Washington Hill Gage
7. Can.
8. Should Not.
3. One 10 two cents.
10. Six.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
Novice IL
stare donlOvine
PREDVAJANJE OZKEGA
ZVOCNEGA FILNIA

Pred kratkim SO v Logu pri
Ljubljani prvic javno predva-
jail ozki zvocni film Shrine 16
nm. Vrteli SO sovjetski film IL
Domovinske vojne "Cakaj me"
in predfilm "Trije medvedki v
colnu' Predstavo je obiskalo
200 nladincev in 400 delavcev,
Xxi delajo cesto Podsmreka-V -Vrh-
|nika.
PrispeOajte "a otroSko boil
n!c0 d Sl0veniji!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01

Nj sicer moi namen tukaj
podajati svoje mnenje, pohvale.
ali kritike igralcem, toda IL sr-
ca zelim, da bi cenjeno obcin-.
stvo posecanjem poskusilo ma
polniti avditorij S. N. Donna,
kar je v najvecje zadoscenje
onim, Xxi Sc po dnevnem delu
pozno v noe trudijo in ukvar-
jajo z dramatiko, z vajami in
ucenjem svojih vlog, kar jim nj
toliko v lastno zabavo, pac pa
Sc jim gre, da doprinesejo svoj
veliki delez "a druge dobrodel-
ne namene, v dobrobit kulture
in v ponos svojega naroda.
Kaj drugega maj recem, kot
iskreno cestitam vsem igralcem
dramskega drustva ''Ivan Can
kari, XII ste tako 1.-Two in pre-
pricevalno podali igro MAS 60
spod zupnik?' @......
Ker smo tikoma pred VOLT
vami, apeliram ma vse nase ro-
jake, posebnol v 32, vardi in
precinktu "BB", da storite svo-
:jo drzavljansko dolznost in pri-
dete voliti v torek 5. novembra.
Kvalificiranih kandidatov "a
| razne urade je dovolj. Skusaj-
mo obdrzati Sc v naprej demo-
kratsko stranko ma povrsju.
Vsak izmed volilcev maj pri tenn
stori svojo dolznost.
Dale bi prosila clanice po.
druznice st. 18 SzZ, da pridete
ma sejo 2. decembra, ker v no.
vembru ne DO seje, ker Sc isti
dan rabijo nasi drustveni pro-
stori v svrho volitev. Dne 2. de.
cembra pa bo glavna letra Sc
ia in po seji obicajna bozicna
zabava. Da sc vidimo!
v nedeljo 3. novembra vas
vse cenjeno obcinstvo vljudnc
vabim v Slovenski delavski dom
ma Waterloo Rd., ma proslavc
3O-letnice obstanka drustva Slo'
venskih Makabe stew. %;
L.O.T.M. Pricetek bo oh 8. ur
zvecer.
Josephine Praust
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V priznanje igralcem
"Nasega g. zupnika"

Cleveland, o. - Oh prijetnih
spominih ma predstavo "Nas 60
spod zupnik', XII ga je podalo
minulo nedeljo dramaticno dru-
stvo "Ivan Cankar", maj mi DO
dovoljeno izreci ma sijajnemu
uspehu igralcev in dobrega raz-
polozenja med obcinstvom, is
krene cestitke! Predstava je bi.
la boljsa kot medena potica
Tako je incl navajo reci oh pri-
likah moi saljivi stric Kos. De-
lezni smo bill resnicne zabave in
smeha, XII ga rodi cut oh ena.
kin predstavah. Sal g. zupnik
(Mr. John Steblaj) je res H.
vrstno izpeljal svojo vlogo. v
srcu Sc mi je pojavila 1hisel, da
ako bi svet res tako custveno
in v blagor svoJega bllznJega
vodil svoje zivljenje, kako pri.
jetno bi bilo ziveti ma svetu, &C.
tudi v drugo stoletje. -.
Pavlina Debevec je istotako
prav ljubko resila svojo vlogo.
Yes Pavelca, prav ponosna sem
ma te! Koketna Olga Marn je
res kar ustvarjena "a enake in
slicne vloge. zelo il pristoja!
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LA MASCOTTE

Mascot pomeni v francoskem
jeziku Carolina sreea. To bese-
do lahko rabimo "a live, ali pa
ne 1--WE stvari. Glasbena Matica
bo pokazala tako carobno sre-
Go ma odru Slovenskega avdito-
ria v nedeljo, 3. novembra, oh
sedmih zvecer. Ia Carolina sre-
ca DO poosebljena, v opereti
LA Mascotte'', v zivi MI a d
kmecki dekli. Deklisko ime ca
robne srece v opereti je Betti-
ma, sopranistinja - Budanova.
Videli jo bono, kako prime
sc sreco Roccu, obubozenemu
kmetu. Rocco bo Vencelj Frank,
basso. Bettino mu poslje njegov
brat Antonio, katerega pa ne
vidimo ma odru. Antonio je
obogatel, ker je incl Bettino v
hisi, carobno sreco.
Tudi pastir Pippo, Bradac,
postane srecen, ker sc zaljubi v
Bettino in mu ona vraea+jube-
zen. Koncno postane kapetan v
princa Friderica armadi. Prin-
ca DO pei Plut, tenor.
Slucajno pride k Roccu low
ska druzba, med katero je tudi
prime Lorenzo in njegova hci
Fiametta. I'll dive vlogi bosta Pc
la Nosan in Milavec-Levstikova.
Lorenzo 1--WE, da ina kmet Roc
co Garobno sreco v hisi in jo
skusa osvojiti. Princeza Flame
tia Sc zaljubi v Pippa in ga sko.
70 osvoji. Koncno Sc Pippo IL.
trga tel zmesnjavi in zbezi 2
Bettino.
Med prlncem forenoon in
princem Fridericom pride dc
vojne. Lorenzo zgubi vojno in
mora po svetu z berasko palico
z MIN gre tudi njegova hcl
Fiametta.
Pippo sc izkaze v Friderikovi
armadi hraber vojak in potem
dobi dovoljenje, da Sc poroci 2
Bettino. -
~. Josip Sircel
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kratke vesti
MORNARJI NADOMESTILI
POBIRALCE ODPADKOV

NEW ORLEANS, La, 81. okt.
-Ameriski mornarji so v tenn
mestu danes zapustili svoje lad
je in prevzeli vlogo pobiralcev
xuhinjskih odpadkov, katere vo-
zijo vozovi, v katere so upreze-
ne mule. Mornarji so Sc odzvali
apelu zupana Delesseps Morri-
soma, da poberejo odpadke po
mestu, ker so redni mestni
pobiraci re osmi dan ma stav-
XII. Poveljnik mornarice A. S.
Merrill je izdal mornarjem do
voljenje, da lahko 8 sodelova-
njem mescanov spravijo v kra.
xuhinjske odpadke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
I. novena6ra 1915

Joseph A. Art sedanji mestni sodnik, bvsi clan NEST
zbornce in izredno sposoben urst cekega poreka XII
kandidra "a okrajnega sodnka
Joseph Fl. Sbert. med nasmi udmi obce poznani
estn sodnik odobren cd stevilnh civcnh in delavsh
organizacij XII e istoako kandda okrajnega sodnka
Burt W. Griffin. XII ze dolgo let predseduoci sodnik
mestnega sodsea zkusen in preudaren uris XII poseda
vse kvalifikacije okrajnega sodnika.
Louis Petrash eden najbo popuarnih moci cleveland
ske mestne sodne bivs councilman in icencni koisar
XII kandidira novi urad ma mladinskem sodScu
. Zapomnite 81 ia imena, ma dan volitev S. novembra
napravte krz pred imen yseh stirh in sigurni ste
lahko, da boste voli moze, XII so vredni vasega
zaupanja
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vazna seja Kluba drustsv

V ponedeljek, 4. novembra oh
;. uri zvecer Sc vrsi redna me-
;ecna seja Kluba drustev SDD
Ia Recher Ave-, Euclid, O. Vabi
;e clane in clanice in zastopnike
lrustev ter direktorij donna. Po-
;ebno Sc apelira ma starse vete-
'anov in vse .tiste, ki ste kajspri-
,peyali v vojasko blagajno, da
,te navzoci. slo Sc bo zaradi tt
,te blaga me, kaj Sc ukreIle, da
DO enkrat zakljucena ta stVar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
Delegate ZDRUZENlH
NARODOV OBIsCEJO
ROOSEVELTOV GROB

WASHINGTON, 81. okt. -
Delegati 81 narodov, XII zboru-
jejo v organizaciji Zdruzenih
narodov, bodo nedeljo pocasti-
Ii spomin pokojnega predsedni-
ka Roosevelta in obiskai ME,
gov grob Y Hyde Parku med pol
dnem ii peto uro popoldne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01

Starsi, ne pozabite povedati
vasim sinovom, da sc tudi oni
udeleze te seje in povedo svoje
mnenje. Ia stvar je bila ze ma
zadnji seji, pa nismo prisli do
zakljueka. Ia odbor:
Frank Tegel.,