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all who request it.
 Inquiries should be addressed to Dr. J. M. Sheppard, Official Government Intermediary, P. O.. Box 315, Quito. Ecuador. South America A loose U. s. postage stamp should be enclosed for re- ply. U. S. postage can be indirect Fly converted.
 Each settler complying with government conditions may home stead 50 hectares which totals ap- proximately PA acres, and in ad- dition is entitled 10 receive 2O0O square meters of extra land in the village site.
 Agricultural experts, after making soil analysis, have declar- ed that the land in this belt is equal to that of Java, long con sidered the richest on earth. Java soil supports 30 million inhabit- ants. Ecuador, approximately the same size as Java, is greatly un- derpopulated with but million inhabitants.
 Prospective immigrants are cautioned not to come to Ecuador until their application has been
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ment and conferred upon the Ter ritory of Alaska?
 2. What position should Con- gress take relative to attempted extensions of Indian reservations into the commercial fishing areas of Alaska, or relative to the att tempted use of the conservation powers of the Fish and Wildlife Service to enforce such reserva- tions?
 8. What limitations. if any. should be authorized with respect to mobile fishing gear?
 4. If the Interior Department continues to administer the fisher ies of Alaska, what should Con- gress authorize the Department to do regarding limitations on the number of traps which may be op- erated by any person?
 Testimony at the hearings will be restricted to authorized repre- sentatives of establish organiza- tions and associations which desire to express their views on the ques- tions enumerated in the agenda. Henry M. Jackson, Chairman of the committee, said He added that this appeared to the committee to be a necessary restriction to in- sure that all organized opinions refleeting the views of groups of persons are afforded an opportun- Ity to be heard in the limited time available for the hearings.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-08-02
US. Coast Guard
 Celebrates l56th
 Birthday Aug. 4th

The nations oldest fighting sea service. and one of the world s most diversified fleets. the United States Coast Guard. will on Aug ust 1, 1946, observe it's 156th an niversary. In observing it's birth day this August, the Service looks back on history fraught with tradition From such tradition stemmed the Coast Guards motto. Semper Paratus"-Always Ready. and it's unofficial slogan. ''You have to go out. but you don't have to come backY
 Created August 4. 179O. when President George Washington ap- proved an Act of Congress estah, fishing the Revenue Marine. the Services first function was the suppression of smuggling along the Atlantic seaboard. This fleet of 10 vessels constituted the country's first armed sea force a force which expanded with the nation. The Coast Guard came by it's pres ent name in 1915 when the Rev enue Cutter Service was merged with the Life Saving Service, an organization whose history dates back to 1848.
 The Coast Guard, now under the helm of a four-star Commandant- Admiral J. F. Farley, is normally a part of the Treasury Department. entrusted with the task of main taining safety of life at sea and enforcing maritime laws the Coast Guard in time of war is a fighting arm of the Navy.
 It's record in every conflict in which America engaged is out standing. During troubles with France in 1799, eight cutters serv- ed with the newly organized Navy in the Atlantic and in the West Indies. Of 22 prizes captured by this naval force, IS were seized by the cutters. The Cutter Pickering alone captured 10 prizes, one of which carried A guns and 200 men-three times her own force.
 The defense of the Coast Guard Gutter Eagle against the attack of the British brig Dispatch is one of the most dramatic incidents of the War of 1872. The cutter was 1un ashore on Long Island, her guns dragged on a high bluff from W here the crew of the Eagle fought the British ship from nine  noon.
 Piracy, which prevailed during the first quarter of the 18th cen lny in the Gulf of Mexico and a. long the Spanish Main, owed it's suppression chiefly to the Revenue Cutter Service. Waging a relent- less war upon the pirates, the cut ters pursued them to their every resort and rendezvous, attacking
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-08-02
DEAF
 CLINIC. WRANGELL HOTEL August 1O-11-12 800 A. M. to 500 P. M. Evening by Appointment
DEAF

WasspOkane is the oldest and largest Hearing Aid Serv- ice in the Pacific Northwest You offered Scientific Testng-Presorpton Fitting Know your degrees and type of loss and what can be done for it.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-01
HONORS WELL EARNED

To Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan and Rep. A. s. (Mike) Monroney of Oklahoma have gone the first annual Golfers awards for distinguished con- gressiona service
 In presenting them President Truman said that Col Hers Magazine has done fine thing by thus recog- nzing and encouraging good work in the National Legislature
 We agree
 And, while many members of the Senate and House served the republics interests we'll in 1945, admire the discernement of the jury of distinguished citizens, headed by Owen D. Young, which chose the two to be honored for serving best.
 Senator Vandenberg Republican statesman, was selected or his ability to rise above partisan politics in welding together the Senate in support of American participation in world affairs" He richly deserves the praise given his skill in satecraf his awareness
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-01
MONEY FROM PUBLIC LAND DISPOSAL

A portion of the money from the sale, bonuses, royalties and rental of public land in Alaska would be available for the con- struction and maintenance of pub lie roads or for the support of public schools or other public edu- cational institutions in the Terri tory, through a bill Delegate Bart lett has introduced.
 These benefits would accrue to the Territory and would be in line with provisions made regarding public lands in the Continental United States as contained in the Mineral Leasing Act of 1920. 371s % of all money received from sales, bonuses, royalties and rent als of public lands in Alaska, if Delegate Bartlett's measure is en- acted into law, would be paid by the Treasury of the United States to the Territory for public roads and public school construction and maintenance as the legislature may direct.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-01
TRAVEL ON ALASKA HIGHWAY

Through the State Department and the Canadian Embassy, Dele gate Bartlett has ascertained that it is not the intention of the Ca nadian government to prohibit public travel over the Alaska Highway.
 However, owing to the difficult ties, such as lack of gasoline and servicing facilities, the Canadian government, at the present time, will not encourage travel over the road. It is believed travel au- thority board will function for the Canadian government similar to the joint Canadian American board in operation during the war, and permits will be issued for travel after determining auto- mobiles are properly equipped to make the trip without becoming liabilities through mechan breakdown or lack of fuel. The Delegate has urged the highway be opened for civilian travel and facilities be made available.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-01
OPA'S ENFORCEMENT POLICIES
Denver PoSt)

If the OPA had carried out in the past, the beralized enforcement and price adjustment policies announced by it's new head Paul Porter there wouldn't be much heat it He has taken the sensible position that
 t is the quality not the quantity of enforcement cases that counts In recent letter to Senator Lucas of 1n os he said that enforcement does not that trivial and inconsequental violations should lead to law suits It is not fair to merchants who trying their best to comply with regulations to subject them to ltlga tion under such circumstances with expense, annoy ance and adverse publicity OPAs enforcement policies must be consistent with the American peoples idea of fairness and justice propose to make that they are"
 On the matter of prices, Porter has taken the position that i've must have prompt price adjust ments wherever necessary to relieve hardship and impediments to production In the past OPA has made too much of fetish of "hoding the line" No matter how desirable low prices may to cOnsum- ers nobody really benefited by holding prices down to the point where they retard production.
 In spite of all the talk that has been heard from Wash ington about stopping inflaon higher prices inevi table for many commodities, and administration poli- cieS going to be aimed at keeping prices high The hope is not to stop imitation, but to control it. Govern ment spending taxes and debts such high levels that they can be supported only by high prices.
 "In 1932' Senator Thomas of Oklahoma reminded the Senate the other day, i've had low prices A little than billion dollars in federal taxes is all that could be collected in 1882 from the people of this ton How far would billion dollars in taxes go today? It requires some billions to pay interest the nation al debt The budget estimates for 1947 total 29 billion dollars How people make sufficient money low-prce level to pay the tax which the gov ernment will requre?" The answer to that question is obvious-they can't That explains why, regardless of what told from Washington, administration policy will be to maintain enough imitation to keep prices up.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-01

of Americas responsibilities and opportunities, and his moral courage.
 Of Representative Monroney, cannot write with out little special pride We never have known any man less interested in what expedient more interested in what is right
 Measured by years his career in the House has not been long, but concerning him it said that with out the aid of seniority he has worked with conspic usefulness to improve the organization and pro- ceedures of Congress- to support price controls to curb imitation, showing "a profound understanding of the duties and functions of representative of the people, The OPA has lifted all ceilings Christmas cards, beginning next December. Every little while Washing ton permits note of cheer like this to seep out FAINT PRAISE-A fellow that like to cut
 Says "Yes he's nice guy, BUT. :"
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-01
WRANGELL NARROWS

WHANGELl NAdHOWS
 An appropriation of S5o0,00os has been voted by the House to carry out the Wrangell Narrows project authorized by Congress in l945.
 No funds for this project were approved by the House when it originally passed the War Depart rlent Civil Functions bill which embraces the Wrangell Narrows project. The Senate, however, ap- proved an appropriation of Sl,- 0,000, and the present S500,000 figure represents compromise between the two bodies.
 The total cost of the project is estimated at $2,73l,0 ,0OO to provide a channel in the Narrows 300 fees wide and 24 feet deep and for aM anchorage basin adjacent to the channel in the vicinity of Mile l4 with length of 500 yards, width Of 200 yards and a depth of 26 feet. Work will start on the pro- ject in the next fiscal year begin nlng July l, 1946.
 FLOOD CONTROL
 PROJECTS
 Request for preliminary survey and examination of Chena Slough in Fairbanks and Gold Creek in Juneau has been made by Dele gate Bartlett in appearing before the House Flood Control Commit tee which is holding hearings be- fore drafting an omnibus flood control bill. 4
 It is believed these two projects for the control of floods will be included in the measure The re- quest for survey of Cinema Slough anticipates strengthening of It's banks against floods. The survey of Gold Creek is desired for run off and Water-flow retardation and soil-erosion prevention on the watershed.
 The committee has also Consid- cred the favorable report of the army engineers to strengthen tH dike system in SkagWay and res toration of the existing breakwa- ter by construction of a 300-foot extension. If this project is in- cluded in the omnibus flood con- trol bill when finally drafted, funds for carrying out the project must be appropriated by Congress- in a separate bill. The projects cost is estimated at $438,000 for new work and $10,O0O annually for maintenance in addition to that now required.
 VISITORS
 MT. and Mrs. A. P. CBobl Brandt of Fairbanks called on Delegate Bartlett recently. MT. Brandt, Highway Patrol Officer is attend ing the FBI school in Washington for three months.
 John H. Link of Fairbanks was a recent Washington visitor. MEr Link was recently discharged from the armed forces and hopes to re- turn to Alaska soon.
 Captain John J. Amend, son of MT. and Mrs. Homer | Amend of
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-05
Kdor je 6lovekozjub, daruje
sd OtrOSkO 50lnicO . Sloveuiii

Nepooblasceni in nejaven zavezniski polet so Sc
torej nadaljeva ponh ses cd dneva ko e bill
proti MIN vlozen prvi protest
Tito je re l. aprila opozoril svet te krsitve in
zmernih besedah vprasal stih in posvari da
Jugoslovan nameravajo biti vecno potrpezvi onm
XII ogrozao mir Toda spremeno nj nicesar nakar je
julia ugoslovansko minstrsvo zunanje posle poslao
noto o tenn predmetu ameriski embasad Belgradu
teku prihodnjih dn je urad zvezo inozemskimi
voJaskiml misijami pr mnisrstvu narodno obrambo
OPETOVANO opozorl vojaskega in zrakoplovskega alta
sea aerske embasade nadaljevane nepoobascenh in
nejavjenih amerskh lea zda ba ia letaa skoro
amerska) mad jugoslovanskim ozemem Dne TO- julia e
general Konca Popovc sef staba ugoslovanske armade
osebno pisa ameriskemu voaskemu ataseju Belgradu
poudarjaoc da resnost eh nadaujocih nepoobla-
scenh poetov more podcenjevati Napolneva so vso
dezelo nervoznoso Pojavle govorice (naorda ne
utemeene da SO nekaera letaa metaa letake in bago
"a koga? Mar snemala slike?
Amerikanci so koncno odgovorili notah dine 16
julia in augusta Note reke da je zadeva predlo
lila odgovornim ameriskm vojasm oblastim XII Sc MISC
podale odgovora Psmo Cd augusta je reklo da ie anne
riska vada izdala posebno pismo katere Sc je aer
Dalie stranD
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Zyezno vanje doyeo agenega prav psa Adn

veeraj smo priobeil prvi del elanka izpod peresa
Louisa Adaniea XII je izsel 2. septembra
Yorskem dnevniku PM. Zakljueni del tesa elanka
glasi:
Dne l. aprila 1947 je pred Narodno skupscino Bel
gradu Tito govor mnogih teh reci: donavskh adah
zaposlevanju fasistov, XII udeez Mussonijevega
pohoda R cd srani zaveznkov kot civnih policistov
krajin dokumenth, XII dokazuejo da uvaza
il Itae oborozene fassticne barabe in njho
viii napadh ugosovanske castnike-na stotnka Piper
ia, podpokovnika Fnza, porocnka Vukoca in porocnka
Marusica Povedal je zaveznskem sranotenju ugoslo
vanskh zastav in odslovitvah profesorjev simpatam
Jugoslavijo cd strani zaveznih oblast Pote pa
rekel:
$50 tudi drug vznemirjajoci fakt Omenim mai
poete zaveznish leta mad ugoslovanskim ozeme, kar
e ocitno krsenje nasega ozena ter milo receno zziva
ME in ogorozanje miru Med IL februarjem in 26
e 233 zavezniskh eta krsilo nase ozeme Med temi
blo 174 ovsh letal ostai pa bill bombnki in trans
porti.
"Navzlc nasim stevilnim profession in notam, H so
bla spocetka poslane zaveznskm vojaskm obastim po
zneje pa britsk vad e zadzanje nekaterh teh zaven
skin hogov poponem nasprotju napori Zdruzenih
rodov c hitrese konsodirane mru "a prenreGene
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morebitnih agresorjev, XII b utegn poskust sret
bodo in neodvsnost drugih narodov.
Dne H. februarja opozorili ia krsenja nasega
ozema britskega voaskega atasea Belgradu Dne II.
februara smo posla mott britskeu zrakoplovskemu aa
seju in protestiral proti ponovnim krsitvam.
Jugoslovansko ministrstvo zunanje pose je naro-
clio nasenu embasadoru Londonu da zroci protesno
noto zvezi terni krsitvam Nota je ba zrotena 28
februara in do danes niso preje Sc nkakega pozvne
ga odgovora.
"Kaj maj vse to pomeni?
Mar gotovi krogi zeo prepreciti konsoldacijo mtru
sodelovanje in pratestvo nasim zaveznSkmi drzava-
mi? Navzlic temu da vajeni tenn re6em, upamo in
odlocno zahtevao, da odgovorn fakor napravo konec
takm cnom cd strani voaskh organov on tvorjo
most "a mir Nas narod MISC pripraveni tpet tah kr
sitev svoe suverenosti in neodvisnost kar so naboe
pokazali tekom vojne."
drugimi besedam povedano, protest. pri zaveznskih
oblasth zace L. febrara oziroma skoro sest
secev pred avgustom ko e bo amersko etalo pr
sijeno ma zeljo In prezreti destva da so ba
nepoobena zavezska etala mad Jugoslavjo vecji
del brtska in da Angei po svo start navadi nekaj
za6e potem pa pustii Aerkance, da so tenn nadalje-
vail.
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|Ves+i IL Hv|ienio
omeriskih SIovencev

Braddock, Pa. - Bivsi Ame-
rikanec John Varoga je lani me-
SEGA maja umrl Ljubljani. On
je bill dobro znan v Pittsburghu
in ooklici, kjer je zivel pred svo-
jim povratkom v stare domovi-
no. V Pittsburghu zapusca bra
ia Louisa.
Neffs, O. Leo Plahuta,
predsednik drustva st. 4 SNPJ,
je hudo bolan., Bill je v bolnisni-
ci, zdaj pa Sc zdravi donna.
Johnstown, Pa. - Dne II.
augusta je umrla Terezija Hire
Soak stara IS let in donna il Ra-
keka. Zapusca druzino.
New York. - Ma iniciativo
F. H. La Guardie, vrhovnega di-
-rektorja UNRRA,. pride v Ame-'
riko ma ucni tecaj "a stiri me-
sece cez sto bolnicark IL Jugo-
slavic, 1talije, Cehoslovaske,
Poljske in Kitajske. Jugoslo-
vanska skupina DO Stella 20 boil
nicark, XII sc bodo vezbale v
newyorskih bolnisnicah in sc po
stirih mesecih solanja vrnile
domovino. Stroske Jim bo placa-
la UNRRA. Pri izbiranju bolni-
cark je jugoslovansko Waldo
sodelovala Therese Kerze, hci
znane druzine Frank Kerze in
po cinu stotnica ter glavna ma
celnica bolnicarske misije UN-
RRA-e v Belgradu.
Indianapolis, Ind. - Dne IA.
augusta je umrla Mary Ule, XII
je bolehala cez ,tri leta. Tukaj
zapus6a moza, stiri sinove, bra
ia in tri sestre.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-05

Lastniki mesnih skladisc so
znani in agentje OPA so dobili
navodilo, da stopijo nemudoma
V akcijo, cim bi spekulanti ma
pravili poizkus, da bi Sc meso
spravilo ilegalno trgovino.
Omenjeni zastopnik urada
OPA je rekel, da je bilo meso
kupljeno ma svobodnem trgu po
cenah, XII obstojajo tekom obsto-
jece dohe, ko mesne Gene MISC
kontrolirane, ocitnim name
nom, da Sc zaloge sprawl v pro-
met po nepostavnih cenah, ako
hi mesa po obnovi kontrole 9.
septembra zacelo manjkati.
Omenjeni uradnik, pomozni
OPA upravitelj George Mon
charsh je dejal, da so skrite "a
loge prevelike, da bi sc jih mo-
glo rabbit "a redne potrebe pred
9. septembrom.
Rekel je, da SO operatorji cr-
mega trga osumljeni, da Sc pri-
pravljajo "a zetje nepostavnih
dobickov tudi po drugih mestih,
in da so agentje OPA ma lovu "a
skritimi zalogami mesa po vseh
delhi dezele.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-05
DOSPELI MA POGREB

Ma pogreb pokojnega Antona
Ogrinc so prisli brat John, XII
zivi v Davis, w. Va, brat Louis
in njegova zena Frances, biva-
joca v Frostburg, Md, in cd tam
je tudi prisel svak John Becaj,
donna iz Grahovega pri Cerkni-
ci, in njegova diva sinova John
mi. in Jimmy. Ia casa bivanja
tukaj SO Sc nahajali pri Mr.. in
Mrs. John Cvek, 1900 Newton
Ave. in Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Ogrin,
1920 Pasnow Ave. Obiskali so
tudi svoje sorodnike in donna
cine IL sv. Gregorske in gra-
hovske okolice.
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MESTNA zELEZNICA
PLACALA DAVEK IN OBJ.
ENEM VLOzILA PRIZIV

Cleveland Transit System, XII
obratuje cestno zeleznico, je wee
raj placal zahtevane sdavke "a
dobo dveh let, 1914 in 1945, v
znesku skoraj pol milijona do
larjev. Najvisje drzavno sodisce
je pred casom odlocilo, da cleve-
|landska cestna zeleznica nj pro-
sta davka, ceprav je lastovana
po mestu in "a v korist ljudstva.
.Trdijo, da v zakoniku drzave
Ohio nj nobene postave, potom
katere bi Sc mogla slicna pod
jetja oprostiti davka.
Robert J. Shoup, glavni prav-
nj zastopnik "a c. T. S., je vlo-
I'll pismeni protest zaeno s ceki
okrajnemu blagajniku John J..
Boyleju in naznanil, da je vlo-
I'll priziv proti placitvi davkov
ma State Board of Tax Appeals.
Lloyd B. Palmer, 1947 Vassar
Ave., il East Cleveland, pa je
vlozil tozbo ma okrajni sodniji,
da Sc Cuyahoga okraju prepove
tirjati davke cd CTS. Palmer la
stuje en- bond "a $1,000, katere-
ga je kupil leta 1914, ko Sc je re-
financiralo to mestno podjetje.
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Diva delavca izgubila
zivljenje v eksploziji

V torek zvecer Sc je vcistilni-
ci 100-octane gasolina Standard
Oil Co. ma 2735 Broadway pri-
merila eksplozija v kateri so do
bill trije delavci tezke opekline,
tako da sta doslej re dva umrla
in sicer Harry Schaefer, star 20
let, 2439 w. Z St., in Walter De
Long, star 35 let, 4143 e. 81 St.,
docim je Albert A. Fuse, star
SO let, 1925 E. 124 St., dobil
teske opekline. Eksploziji je sle-
dill ogenj, XII je napravil "a $780,
900 Skode.
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FORMAL.NA OBTOzBA
PROTI GRSKI PRED z. N

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, 4.
sept. - Sovjetska Ukrajina je
danes ma seji varnostnega sveta
Zdruzenih narodov Grsko for
malno obtozila, da podporo
Anglije izziva mejne incidente,
XII ogrozajo mir ma Balkanu.
Varnostni svet je Ukrajini do
:volil predlozitev obtozbe, potem
ks So zed. drzave glasovale, da
Sc ukrajinska pritozba zaslisi.
Anglia in Holandska sta 81 ma
vse nacine prizadevali, da bi to
preprecili.'
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Prve zrtve strupenih COB

Druzina Kolesar, stanujoca ma
2786 E. Is St., je jedla gobe, ka-
tere je nabral neki njih prijatelj.
Gobe so bile strupene in so vsi
zboleli in bill odpeljani v St.
Alexis .. bolnisnico. Mrs. Mary
Kolesar, matt, stara 63 let in
sin Edward, star 26 let, Sc Sc
najahata v bolnisnici, medtem
ko je bill sin Pavle, star 35 let
odpuscen, potem ko so mu IL
prali zelodec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-05
CIO KANDIDAT ZMAGAL
v SOUTH CAROLINI

COLUMBIA, S. c., 4. sept. -
Bivsi sodnik ]. Strom Thur
mond IL Edgefielda je po vseh
videzih sodec pri volitvah dobil
nominacijo "a governerja drza-
We South Caroline in je porazil
dr.. James McLeoda. Thurmonda
SO podpirale "a nominacijo C. I.
O. unije, in je vojni veteran le-
talske fronte v Evropi in ma
Pacifiku. .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-05
|Adamiceva nova
knjiga odjeknila v
ameriski javnosti

Nova knjiga Louis Adamica
Dinner at the White House., ,
XII je izsla pred nekaj dnevi, je
napravila ma amerisko javnost
velik Wits. Casopisi in revije pri-
nasajo o Mi obsirne komentar-
je, bodisi, da Sc strinjajo z Ada
micevo analizo odnosov med po-
kojnim predsednikom Roosevelt
tom in voditeljem britskih to-
rijev Churchillom in il njih il
hajajocih zakljuckov, ali ne.
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raj vojaske kroge in XII je incl
postati Baruchov pomocnik.
V akciji SO sodelovali tudi te-
danji vojni tajnik Stimson, po-
kojni mornariski tajnik Knox in
tedanja podtajnika Patterson in
Forrestal.
Sestavili so pismo "a Baru-
chovo imenovanje ma Nelsonovo
mesto in nameravali vprasati
Roosevelta, da bi pismo Sc tisti
dan podpisal, pise Nelson.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-05
P o z D r A VI

L. Colville, Wash, kjer sc ma
hajata "a nekaj casa, posiljata
lepe pozdrave vsem prijateljem
in citateljem Mr.. in Mrs. James
Rotter il Euclida. Piseta, da je
tamkaj re padla slana.
Druzina Mr.. in Mrs. Jos. F.
Durn il Collinwooda pozdravlja
IL Toronto, Canada, ter lepih
niagarskih slapov. Upamo, da
Sc vsi skupaj prav dobro zaba-
vaio ma pocitnicah.
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HRVATSKA SKUPINA
PROTI NOW JUGOSLAVIJI

United Press" je vceraj il
Chicago porocal, da Sc je tam vr-
sila seja katoliskih Hrvatov liz
Zed. drzav in Kanade, XII so "a
htevali, da stiri velesile umak-
nejo priznanje Titovega rezima
v Jugoslaviji in da Sc ustanovi
"nezavisna Hrvatska." Porocilo
pravi, da je bilo navzocih tisoc
oseb.