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Evening star., 1947-04-26
"a
.NeW York Bride Of Interest,"
Other Weddings Yesterday

Mrs. Adele Hay Byrne, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence l.. Hay OF
New York and New Hampshire, was
married at noon Yesterday in New
York to Mr.. Creekmore Faith, son of
Mrs. Minnie C. Faith of Washington
land Austin, Tex, and the late Mr.,
Conrad F. Faith. An informal recep-
ton followed.
The bride is the granddaughter OF
the late John Hay, former Secretary
of State and Ambassador to Great
Britain, and is the niece of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. James w. Wads-
worth of New York.
+ Mr.. Faith, who now is executive
assistant to the Democratic National
Committee, formerly was special
assistant to the Secretary of the
Interior and preceding that was
associate general counsel of the
Office of War Mobilization and Re-
conversion.
After a motor trip through the
South, Mr.. and Mrs. Faith will be
at home at l Scott circle in this
city.
Cross.M Meyerhoefer
In the chapel of the Mount Ver-
non Place Methodist Church at 6
o'clock last evening, Miss Anita
Melvina Meyerhoeffer, daughter of
Mr. Paul H. Meyerhueffer and Mrs.
Amy Beach Meyerhoeffer of Wash
ington, became the bride of MIR.
Evening star., 1947-04-26
Womem's City club
To Honor AHtb0r

Ethel L. Smither of Richmond
author of "A Picture Book of Pales-
tine" will be the guest of honor OF
the Women's City Club at a tea
Monday at 5 pm. at the clubhouse
1888 I street NV. Miss Smither
Will autograph copies of her book
which is to be released for publica-
ton the day of the tea.
Active in a number of organiza-
tions in Richmond, Miss Smither is
president of the Business and Pro-
fesslonal Women's Club in Rich
mond and is recording secretary of
the Virginia federation. She also is
a member of the board of directors
OF the Alumnae Association of West
hampton College where she was ed
.ucated.
She was editor in charge of chill
dren's publications for the Metho-
dist Church for l6 years and her
new book is written primarily for
Young readers
Evening star., 1947-04-26
AnzacDayObserved
By Ne1V ZeaIanders
And australians

The New Zealand Legation yes
terday was the scene of a pleasant
and very informal festivity and
also of solemn observance. The
festivity was the delicious lunch
served after the investing of officers
OF the United States Army and Navy
with the decorations from His Maj
esty King George. Lady Berendsen
served dainty sandwiches of Toheroa
and whitebait. which are favorites
in New Zealand. ~
The Minister and Lady Berendsen
received in the mirrored sunroom
where the formal presentations were
made. The Minister gave word or
two of welcome and expressed
warmest thanks to the officers on
behalf of the New Zealand govern
ment for their outstanding war
records and in particular for their
assistance to the New Zealand armed
forces, and then as Air Commodore
j. l.. Finley, Air Attache of the
Legation, read each citation, the
Minister made the investiture.
Young Theodore S. Wilkinson, IT.,
l2-year-old son of the late Vice
Admiral Theodore S. Wilkinson,
received the award for his father.
Others from Washington who re-
ceived decorations were Maj. Gen.
Field Harris and Brig. Gen. Dean
C. Strother.
The Australian Ambassador later
addressed about 200 New Zealanders
and Australians in the garden of the
Legation. The Ambassador spoke
from the balcony overlooking the
garden where those who attended
the earlier ceremony stood during
the address. 1t was in commemora-
ton of the landing at Philippi by
the Australian and New Zealand
troops during the Great War, which
was the first time that troops of
the two countries had fought to-
gether as unit.
Evening star., 1947-04-26
To We'd in 1nlr

The engagement of their daughter
Miss Jacqueline Houston Weckerlins
to 1t. Dorsey D. Schaper, F. A.
U. s. A, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j
Schaper of Versailles, Mo-, is an
nounced by Brig. Gen. and Mrs
John Weckerling of Seoul, Korea
The wedding will be held in July ir
Seoul, where Gen. Weckerling is or
duty as member of the joint
American-Soviet Commission.
Gen. and Mrs. Weckerling were
stationed in Washington prior to hi.
present assignment. He served a.
deputy assistant chief of staff, Ga
OF the War Department Genera
Staff
Evening star., 1947-04-26
Federation to Hold
Penny Art Fund
EHbibH Monday

The annual penny art fund ex-
hlblt of the District Federation of
Womens Clubs will be held at the
monthly meeting of the federation
at 1890 am. Monday at the Wom-
ems City Club, 1888 I street NV.
The exhibit will continue through
the afternoon when the entries will
be judged for prize awards.
Mrs. Lawrence E. Murray, chair
man OF the department of fine arts,
will be assisted in managing the
exhibit by Mrs. A. H. o. Rolle,
chairman of the penny art fund.
The exhibit derives its name from
the federations annual custom of
collecting "a penny per person, or
more from the federated clubs, to
provide cash prizes for the two top
entries in the exhibit. A third prize
of art materials, given by a local
art supply store, will also be
awarded.
Judges in the contest will be
Benson Moore, Garnet Jex and Miss
Marguerite Mum, prominent local
artists. The exhibit is limited to
members of the federated clubs.
The penny art fund is an i'm
portant project of the General Fed
Grafton of Woman's Clubs and for
the past three years has been under
the general direction of Mrs. Charles
Bednar of Galesburg, Ill. Since it
was begun in 1881, thousands of
dollars have been expended in
furthering interest in the work of
American artists.
The federated clubs contributing
this year to the local fund are the
Petworth Woman's Club, the Puerto
Rican Woman's Club, the Sunshine
and Community Society, the Wom-
ems City Club, Marietta Park Club,
the Tuesday Club, Columbia
Heights Art Club, Pro Bonata Club,
Excelsior Literary Club and Wom-
ans Auxiliary to the Railway Mail
Association
Evening star., 1947-04-26
SAlEsAAEN Gent. ]

a; ~ eonniess course Il Ill pRsses a e II ~sI rssI
pToysss aaasss ss nassS
ssisBis sss;;' ssls sssss sss|s
k.Sss ssT4zash ssh i;
sales. ioin our ofssnization. Our sales
semnitmsnts ass sush thst We ssa sssSs
sanss MinHsH III Ez Iss 81
selling BY appoIptmsas and likes gssS @Sss
advancement to supervisors position for
sSsnna sSsna sn aore aeax saysns sn Ii sSs
MH taTGSsh cSSs4a. W ApE bsrsssas sss trade
ns fun m p' ts Rlu1ns say.sas supplies s.moss n sas
washington va;s ssa e. yTgla stsr liberal
tion opening branch in Waahinston;, hard,
leads. earnings in excess Of $4,000 per
year for right man; excellent chance for
1pa, sah rshlals aR
saLEsMEN1To SAL Ass call on the wholesale and
benas srus sr nsess sesa' Boa saass ss sf
less cootWsrs. vi For appt, t. cali Il. sass.
sALEsMEs--Rsputable storm windov and
Or to share p excellent
sEssfaa ES4aERaSskD 1esstsEsS' eoK sos l4ia asa
SAILS REPRESENTATIVES, = incentive
type. between 25 and 40, by Washington
branch; established national organization;
nossa sth sas saoWedss os and
eh srss and soun smaA nn e .o, and
sonal interview. Box. 1fe-B, Stare
MAs pdasss selma M ps s
sse.,. n Ra,sa ss ss .s.s t. g; :aa f:s 81
ss sa Rfss Bos asoB sS gai gss IN
porations in building st Held Salary, i.' bonus mus
and expenses. Requirements, at least 2
ssifs INIT ass 81 goEs ,ri R.ss si', v sfSimE iii
esaislsasass Ss Assn star experienced
ssaemms,ssions e Apply sas 1st st. .n:w.
APPPGffxNcE aAaPPPHGffxsNc Statesmen to sell complete ns
line OF ELECTRICAL appliances, GE. Westipg-
mouse, ABC. Maytag, Bendix and other
wellyknown brands Must be exper as You
viii work half time on floor and half time
outside. Car nee. Mr.. WILLIAMS. Ho.
BUSINESS CHANCE sALEsMAN-This rap.
idly expanding firm needs at least 8 more
men in its business BROKERAGE dept Bust
Rss Ress ssaGRkEgs9}qn1a REs}1 aad car essential Cal
! YcuijNGG o G MAN an swiIrH AUTO. by large whole.
Iished trade in Metropolitan Area; excel
ssry GER, exnerisncs and ambition. BOX LA.
SALESMAN. as-ao to work in new Fire.
stone homa and suto supply store. Must
be experienced. Good pay Apply 9 to 5
at 473l Marlboro pike Sc, --a6
REPUTABLE MAN, approximately 40 years
q age. 70 sell on commission ARRANGEMENT,
factory.cut. ,eonventional-typ home direct
have automobile; excellent income for right
eau Re, i7a8. Mr.. EMORY or MRS.
HAYES, for appointment. 20
VACUUM CLEANER MEN, experienced.
This is an opportunity to join a perma-
hent organization where financial returns
MAsoN-KIRsY CO., o. Room Is. iaae fppfs Il.
PLEASANT OUTSIDE WORK can make
bic weekly pay, salary and commission;
experienced men preferred; car not neces-
sary. Apply at NEW YORK JEWEl.RY
CO., ask for Mr.. Kane. 719 7th st. NV.
-26
Evening star., 1947-04-26
HELP WOMgN

ADVERTISING LAYOUT ARTIST for large
psfie1ss Wa;sns Escslst sssry
week, 2oS, discount on on PURCHASES, 'I ABBY
"a "a aosT; II ESSsH6RoaH 3 SRo. tRaSsii ash: sth
Ass1srasr Sss AZ n BHookkEErER, know,sdss aa Of
stsnosraphy ssns anpIg n own asnsggg
is,JS GfisiA5Smpesnins sa5 H tor aIl-sgound op-
FREp THE HAIR sTYiL1sFt" ft aq'sIilss: at PsIips:
RBGfEaa BfaufiSIAH g2s Nm must st nv bs
est salary and commission, exclusive neigh
00Fh00d' 6oos Conn. ave. NV. Wo. easb.
some asrSnns svsnns vo4 salary spa
shGD SissssaTs T slsntsis. sH o50sS GSSsss Or
SEAgfIx OPERATOR m for our new -Ss air.
apps EMIL 'ssSs soso rssasS WIsssS
Beauty oPEkaToR' t all. around; sa also
sfss',ssa 9ssss a iif
BEAUTY OPERATOR, frst class, air-condi-
csii eshes EN- sn9s as7o good hours; $50 per week.
#zV sl.e .SE4'szss sHss issg ss4s''s 80. St. ss
BEAUTY OPERATOR for department. stors
beauty salon; Must be sxperiencad. SAL
aaf assoans sn nurcssss sss ana week
rssr IASss6RaSH ARpRasosns RR6s asS oai ssh
sEAuFTfiY Ffi I hoPPERAroR. experiences. SAG ss2issyv
and commission. ALExIAs BEATTY
SALON Congress Heights Sc. II. ii34.
Ss + ; IA; ana aassssas Essa s:
BILLING CLERK to, hill routex an5 44aL.
sodkkFEpEKpayyb1ifssPp sos1s Th AgpEy 1fsp wiz ave nv
sSsS 5sssy sss :sia sssI sss II!
sS49nkEErEK, eSs2as seo, construction company, tul
isss st. soss ssitS tS
Cali hrlsEy ap 5ssS SRsP rs rs
Rspas mas sxesr sood On RoaEg aREssush sdsdb Roo5
ssnd hours. excellent pay to start. caI
s1zRHss M Rsssfi sAsk NJ 81 MsssE Hp
SSSSskfEfEa Ss',Ss e ssetsas2a saS2 1noxsdss
aoapie wo1p sxnl, en,sy 6ookkeeping, and payroll
sithholdiRs az reports; psTmaent SasaissH ana
aay aay sssi; wssk; sply sEeply in own handwriting.
hsnd helpful must be able to type ana n9' 10
hfneie Nee o,,oe ,aetais and general once work
employed. Good workin@ eopSt,ions ssnd sr,dj
fIoo pf 1ssb sssiary' depending on aualiications.
9 5IookksErER- R-TYpIsr, oxp.r., preferably
fsasagE IHHaTS =: ssssss,
sSsFTlsneea e STnsa on BpTroushs booeEeepins ma
ave ave. ennnMa''i0hs' niMa $40 wk, Apply 142o ,WIs.
siaNpH 70 l3IrrsGKERs ,rPAsGKERs experienced only. Ap-
snyr,na Ely mnlFfoRD's. s1o1 Georsia ave-, silver
GfMANsHiIEaRs-sHosTEss. fMN Iass Apply PARK LANE
auckRsdlsagsss cskkRssElsgss sgsa fes sstisEyfs
ssmn5aiGcKERs, sm5icaRs food, for is supesmarkst; steady
ssmapioymsnt; sa sxper.. nee, with reference
supERsaARKHnET, m asl HE as5a Apply al sHlisLiNdToN
ton. Va. Take bus, 1sth sps ana Pa awe ave-.
mtarked tnn 'FaiFlington." Get OF at shirling-
SalIn's NURSE. experienced; eompI.t. mss
ssss hs hsls speyaa ssssaa foF ReisasSsss isssSss
asSsed asS.Hse sta, State salary wanted oBox
elaak s.ss.srsl sfsatsa fer
ssts ssr and experience If any. Box 2s7-A.
ssaaDssaalssaasrI9. saDsalsns. ssass.l enc. xegt 70
sssiii SaE 5sH
s;s ;;s " ssS'sssssIi'sss''sRs'ss sSl5 5o 81
cLERK, ,TYrIsT experienced In ipsuranssi
MI JAEs hofssReasn fEssRansisif ME pGs7ss5SSa s7sS. .l'sr
tContfnued ar Werr paeeI
Evening star., 1947-04-26
Army Many Parties
Gipen Yesterday

The cocktail hour Yesterday was
almost monopolized by the Army
and Navy. Two parties drew tor
figures from each of the services.
The Undersecretary of War ane
Mrs. Kenneth c. Royal were feteo
by Col. and Mrs. Ludlow King in the
home of Sir Willmott and Lady
Lewis. The latter is Col. Kings
mother. The Chief Justice and Mrs
Vinson and the Secretary of Agri-
culture and Mrs Clinton P. Ander-
son were among the small civilian
group at this party which included
such high ranking Army names as
Gen. and Mrs. Carl Spaatz, 1t. Gen
and Mrs. j. Lawton Collins, Mai
Gen. and Mrs Thomas B. Larkir
and Maj. Gen. and Mrs, Alder
Waitt.
At the same time number o1
admirals and their wives, headed by
Fleet Admiral and Mrs. Chester w
Nimitz, were dropping by the
Westchester Apartment of the Sur.
geon General of the Navy and Mrs
Clifford A. Swanson. Assisting Mrs
Swanson at this delightful at home
were Mrs. H. L. Pugh and Mrs
Francis Ulen.
| New Zealand has extended its
rent controls to include business
Evening star., 1947-04-26
I'D Club Elects

Mrs. Jean Lind Ambrose was
elected president of the Women's
Advertising Club at the fourth an
nual meeting held this week.
Other officers named were Miss
Hazel Markell, vice president; Miss
Bettl Allen, recording secretary ane
historian; Miss Betty Darling
GWyer, corresponding secretary, ane
Miss Esther Kravitz, treasurer.
Evening star., 1947-04-26
Roast Beef Dinner

The Decatur Heights Community
Club will have roast beef dinner
Wednesday from $50 to 8 pm. at
st. Lukes Parish Hall in Bladens-
burg. The price of the dinner for
adults is 81, but children under II
will be served for SO cents each.
Evening star., 1947-04-26
In The Meas

MIR. and Mrs. Norman Underwood
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs
Rudulph Evans of New York.
Mrs. Abram Simon is in Baltimore
where she went for the meeting OF
the National Executive Board of
the Sisterhoods. Mrs. Simon will
address the opening session Monday.
She is founder of the National
Federation and now is honorary
president.
Evening star., 1947-04-26
sALEsMfN.

HiGH-CAIIBER sALEsMAN. with car:
|eommissinn basis: weekly guarantee; per-
manent: excellent future. Give phone.
Box 4o4-H, Star. 27a
Evening star., 1947-04-26

New Zealand has extended its
rent controls to include business
premises.
Evening star., 1947-04-26

tcontinned OF Next Psge.)
Evening star., 1947-04-26

cnine, ior modern Woodworking plant
SSEuyEE MFG. co. Silver snr., Nd.
MoroRcYcLE DRIVER and porter. s must
MN Nxns SSfeas nGss ssudsssE.r GsE nesd igpy
MuLTIaRarH OPERATOR, white, .bIs to
g9rk @ from shon order and deliver finished
SSig pRaRs wssBsSsT j., sff write = g. aSss
ssshsss.ss csH HH.SMssSs w, ssss. sfs 'nsh efps'
ssns'ess saas .s:sas ss4s r. sSSs o. siss R
NIGHT AUDITOR, exper. with N. c. r..
1000 IMAGINING Apply auditor, Room 1853.
RALEIGH HOTEL. 18th and Pa. ave. ,n,w.
s1GHT spsTa9s MaE stss, ssssT so9ess
RFfs,s I M At ,sss 81: : month aRpl'
between SO and 90, must have Al ref
offfeE eafsPfe M2SAsEk aS gen ssaa sasoooie q. as
45, with accounting background, recent
branch bran. ofhcs experience preferred. Please
sn unTssuIaabe M ass snspshos iRa soa safIaas ssI.a
on BURNER INSTALLATION meehsnic;
must have car, time and half for over
time, paid vacations and sick leave; op-
porNnlty for good man Renly Box 37s-
ORDER CLERK--Geod opportunity for
youns man haying Ct least hish seheol
education, with weli-established hotel
PAINT sALEsMAN, to work in stoYe ex-
qualities. Apply W. r. WINsIoW Co.
eg2 New York ave. NV -2T
PAINTER AND MAINTENANCE MAN, per-
manent year-round position. with vaca-
ton; must be sober and ambitious Call
Mr. STEvKN6, 81. 5000 for appointment.
PAINTERS ta,. inside work. sood pay
plus. one meal: paid vacation, Amply
chief ensineer, HOTEL WASHINGTON,
18th and Pa. ave. NV. -27
Evening star., 1947-04-26

At, 2714. 80
sss$r g ;$| !! s:s. w. 's i:;
WooDWoRKER, must be experienced, sob,
sr and rsliable; 44-hour week, time and
station wagon bodies, clean, heated shop:
year-around work. vacation with pay.
Eo 5' Reeez esssF & ss cssn sss mE oh
WOOL PREssERs, first class; top wages
and good working conditions. Apply in
person. 1853 Wallaeh pl, NV, Room g..
YOUNG MAN, over 1s years of age, with
&c s.sss &T asb zSts Il
YOUNG MAN twhite) about a5 years of
as nsh must ns hsys had had
ply Chance Tor Zig future g some assi local
sifssss 81 NJ RiSsi ss
and sts. NV. rs
YOUNG MAN wanted with knowledge of
multigraph work; 5-day week, splendid OPP
gortunisy tor the man who can qualify.
YOUNG MAN, single, 2o-35. for sales po-
supply house selling nationally advt. ,ner-
SSs fssrss sas sss
psn 5sr for ssa fxsssn sssp 0S in mssrn
NO SELLING-I want men who have
had experience in meeting the public One
/. dollar per hour and expenses. Apply 523
1st st. NV, Monday. 2Ss
LIFE INSURANCE - Liberal commissions
PLUS guaranteed salary for sale and serv-
Ice of weekly premium, monthly and
regular ordinary life insurance: earn up
to sss per Wk. during first 8 mos, not
including ordinary commissions. Reply In
own handwriting, giving age, previous EN-.
pioymeut, marital status and telephone
number. Box 263-A. Star. -
YWcA needs permanent relief man for
holidays and vacations; white: hrs. and
duties varied; hsht maintenance work
| Call Ma 0ls0. --aT
ROBERT L. MeKEEyEH Cove are ex-
lpsndins our sales force and are dssirous
81 obtaining experienced salesmen who are
Ing nns residential properties For ap-
nolntmsnt ioI intsyyjsys Rhore Mt EngIiSh,
Co. Realtors, Shoreham Bldg. MA 1880
IL
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
Uposlenci transitnega
sistema SO znagali

Uposlenci mestnega Transit
|Sistensa so danes izvojevai vaz-
no zmago v borbi proti uporabi
lie enega cloveka ma novih ulic-
nih vozovih. Gre sc "a spremem-
bo, XII jo je uprava nameravala
re dolgo izvrsiti ma liniji Kins-
man Rd. Uprava Sc je uposlen-
ci sporazumela, da bodo poulic-
mi vozovi, katere vozi lie en- clo-
vek, umaknjeni in da Sc DO "a ca
sa pogajanj obratovalo ma progi
poulicne zeleznice z dvema upo-
slencema. Sporazum je tudi do
sezen, da sc ne zamenja nadalj-
nih starih poulicnih zeleznic z
novimi. Uposlenci so grozili, da
bodo sli ma stavko, &c bo glavni
upravitelj CTS vztrajal, da Sc do
/. septembra sklene sporazum.
Predsednik odbora CTS je IL
javil, da DO S 1. januarjem pri-
hodnjega leta CTS dobil 400 no.
viii busov, pri katerih bo lie en-
uposlenec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25

Borba glede znacaja obramb-
mega pakta Sc vrsi v posebnem
pododboru, v katerem je anne
riski zastopnik Arthur H. Van
denberg. Ameriska delegacija
je zaskrbljena glede poteka bor-
be v tenn pododboru 6 drzav, XII
je tako resna, da utegne priti
do popolnega poloma.
Javno ne prizna noben dele
gat 20 drzav, XII so Sc konfe-
renee udelezile, da sc vodi bor-
ba glede "komunisticne nevar-
nosti." Toda ustvarjen je Wits,
da so delegati nekaterih dezel
dobili navodila, XII Sc opirajo ma
prepricanje, da je bodoci kon-
flikt med Zedinjenimi drzavami
in Sovjetsko zvezo neizogiben'
Argentina zeli, da Sc
oznacijo vrste agresije
Do nesoglasja je prislo med
Argentine in Zedinjenimi drza'
vami. Tehnicno vprasanje je
dali Sc DO napad, XII bi ga ma
neko amerisko drzavo izvrsils
neka ne-ameriska drzava ozna'
Clio drugace kot pa napad, k
bi ga izvrsila neka amerisks
drzava proti drugi. <'.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
Sc tri zenske napadene

V soboto zjutraj so bile napa-
dene tri nadaljne zene, S cemur
sc je stevilo kriminalnih napa-
dov ma zenske tekocem letu
zvisalo ma 223. Ma w. 73 st. je
bila napadena Mrs. Mae Aeamu,
stara go let. Memo vpitje "a po-
moe pa je napadalca pregnalo.
Napad je bill izvrsen tudi ma Mrs.
Leonoch Murer, stare 80 let, XII
stanuje ma 1901 Kinsman Rd.
Napadalec je Mrs. Murer odvzel
rocno torbico, v kateri sc je ma
hajalo 80 centov. Neki neznani
napadalec>j je vel $21 Mrs. Rosie
Mones, XII je zaposlena v Audi
torium hotelu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
RUSI OSVOBODILI
AMERISKE VOJAKE

SEOUL, Koreja, "a. augusta.
- Trije ameriski vojaki, XII so
jih Rusi zajeli v severni Kore-
il in jih drzali v ujetnistvu cd
IL. augusta so bill danes osvo-
bojeni. Rusi so jih izrocili ame-
riskemu castniku ma isti tocki,
kjer so bill tudi zajeti, ko so
stopili ma ozemlje, XII Sc nahaja
pod rusko okupacijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
V Egiptu izbruhnile
demonstracije proti
Zedinjenim drzavam

KAIRO, 22. avgusta-Na IT,
soce demonstrantov, XII so vpii;
IDOL z Zedinjenimi. drzavami!!"
Je danes protestiralo proti dis
kusijam in priporocilom v Var
nostnem svetu glede spora med
Anglijo in Egiptom. Policija je
aretirala sedem udeleznikov de-
monstracij, XII so clani Musli-
manskega bratstva.
zacasni egiptski premier All
med Kasaba je potion radia ma
slovil ma prebivalstvo APPEL, maj
vladi pomaga, da Sc ocuva red.
premier Nokrasi Pasa sc NAM
rec nahaja v Lake Successu,
kjer urgira akcijo Zdruzenih ma
rodov v zvezi z umikom angle
Skin Get egiptovskega ozemlja.
Stevilo demonstrantov v Kai-
ru je- doseglo 5000 oseb, XII so
Sc ponovno ,zbrale, ko jih je po-
licija prvic razgnala.
Demonstrantje so zahtevali,
da Sc IS krvjo" pozene Angleze
il Egipta.
IDOL z izda jalskimi Zedinje-
mimi drzavami! Dol z zdajalsko
Brazilijo. Egypt izziva Varnost-
nj svet! Egypt izziva cell svet!!'
To so bill vzkliki, XII so sc slisali.
Poleg tega so demonstrantje "a
htevali osveto tudi proti "izda-
jalski egiptovski policiji."
V demonstracijah je bilo ra-
njenih 10 oseb, ko je policija "a
celia streljati.
Egypt zeli, da bi Varnostni
svet podvzel korake soglasno z
njegovo zahtevo, da Sc angleske
cete umaknejo z njegovega
ozemlja in da Sc ukine anglesko
sodelovanje pri upravi Sudana.
Brazilija je pretekli teden v Var
nostnem svetu predlagala, maj
Egypt in Anglia obnovita poga-
janja in O tenn obvescata Var
nostni svet. Zedinjene drzave pa
so ia predlog podprle.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25

odpraviti nepismenost med &C.
trt milijonom odraslih prebival-
cev Macedonia; izsusiti IT'S, 900
akrov mocvirnate zemlje in jo
napraviti sposobno "a obdelova-
ME; izgraditi move proge in ce-
ste, XII bodo spojile razne dele
republike; povecati elektricno
silo "a 1,4O0 procentov; pogoz-
diti $4,000 akrov ma golih 60
rah ter ustvariti zacetek kake-
ga pol ducata temeljnih indu-
strij.
"Vojna bi vse to unicila. Pet
letni plan, ako nicesar drugega,
je spremenil Macedonia trd-
njavo pacifizma.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25

V soboto je izgledalo, kot da
je prislo do sporazuma, in 81
Ger, da Sc bo oborozeni napad
ma katerokoli amerisko drzavo S
strani katerekoli drzave sma-
tralo "a napad ma vse ameriske
drzave.
Toda navzlic temu je danes
postalo jasno, da nekatere dr.
zave Sc vedno smatrajo, da bi
Sc morale napad, XII bi ga izvr-
sila neka ne-ameriska drzava,
oznaciti drugace kot pa napad,
XII bi ga izvrsila ameriska.
Navzlic sedanji diplomaticni
napetosti med Zedinjenimi dr.
zavami in Sovjetsko zvezo sc
vsi clani ameriske delegacije
ogoreeno zoperstavljajo vsaki
ideji, po kateri bi bila, kot pra-
vi Vandenberg, obrambna zveza
spremenjena v oborozeno we
20 proti ostalemu delu sveta,
kar mnoge drzave smatrajo -
proti Rusiji. To je koncno tudj
stalisce Argentine, XII je pred
lozila, da sc poudari razliko med
napadom ne-ameriske in napa'
dom ameriske drzaye.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
Mlad. pew. zbor SID

V torek vecer OBJ sedmih sc
vrsi izredni sestanek Mladinske-
ga pevskega zbora Slovenskega
delavskega donna ma domu pred
sednika Mr.. John Terlepa ma
15501 Lucknow Ave. Ker je "a
reSiti vec vaznih zadev kot tudi
glede izleta otrok, sc prosi star
Sc, da sc gotovo udeleze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
zEDINJENE DRzAvE p0$ILJAJ0
v0JA5kl MATERIAL Y GR(IJ0
Kongresnik SABBATH pravii, da
Dulles in Dean Acheson napacno
0bveScata Trumana glede Rusije

WASHINGTON, %. avgusta-Vee kot $4,000 ton vo-
jaskega maeriaa zope nahaja poti Grcijo Pred
tenn Zedinjene drzave poslae 35000000 maerala
tako, da skupne voaske posake dosedaj precenene
ma $53 900. Skupni program oborozevane
hsticne Wade Grce pa bo zahteval $4,000 900 20
Silk.
sedanji posjki je vkljucenh tudi patronih ladij
XII bodo izrocene grski mornarici.