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ruRNIruRE-French tapestry living room
caII Cal ispsa beePeen 'ass' y and MRS. DAVID
FRANK, Woodley PARK Towers, Conn. ave.
apd Rfy1Rfhirs pl suite. solid walnut
pieces e., marele q1 agot top; also other misc
FGRS1TTkE Tor 1:bedrm apt, sell sinsly
FURNITURE-Bedroom set. s-pc.. walnut:
dinstte 5ps mahos ysng a1ge rsSH ses
GARDEN TRACTORS. nauonsRy advertised
Rf En1 now u .s ssoia sT 9o1 sSIas
). K. M pENDIEfoN 4 son. ii4so "a. ave.
LARGEST display in town: liberal allow
fnfs ff5 z4IF aass s 'as 18Th st.
GAS GA iRANGE. hot-water tank and burner,
soy sn ses aseeg A rs Rssy EM sarrsss osSi play Psn
GAS RANGE, apt. size, fiat top. 4-burner,
even under, very good; S22. Other fur
nisurs; sPEIDEL. 200 Monroe st. Rock
Gas Gas RANGE. De:sott. : burner, a, oven; In
so9s 1s fsoas.ien sc ss3 GE, oss1 fabts tn,
sslsn. ss eenslslOn, @ ss?sss 500 oW Ss5 ssSs. ei
GAS RANGEs-Alperstein has now for i'm
orsna poe
$500; also Norge electric and other
sRicE FURN1TuRE STORE. 1928 H ? 7th st St.
NV. Ma. 1850. Ma. $685.. and at Alper-
STEMS Electric Village, 224 Carroll ave..
Takoma PIX. Md. SH. 2700. lis
GAS RANGES, apt. ana other sizes; new,
Co. 1011 7th st. NV. Ma. 1852.
GAS RANGES, new, used: AZ sizes; $14.5o
UP: tTads,ins accepted. PEERLESS SALES
Co s2sy sSv Geersia int. ave NV: ., DE $50; -
GE REFRiGERATo6R and gas Stove, good
condition. 5101 North Washington biyd..
SSss sass s;s si sG- 81 'ss .isa
GLIDER, wicker porch chaise lounge, desk.
occasional table. rocker. EN-. 20e2. --15
GOLF CLUBS, lady's. suitable for Ige. chill
and leather bag, $40. Cali AD. ssi7.
GoLF CLUE sETs-Harry Cooper, spald-
ing. Bobby Jones, odd left and right hand
assorted. MnLER'S PAWNBRoKERS
EXCHANGE, Al n st. NV. -l5
GRAND PIANO, Steinway. mahogany. style
NJ, with Solorox attached, $1,000; also
miscellaneous articles, clothing to Elass-
GuirAWi Gfif osIhai, White mapl. electric VsaaRitar
ffspiphone, VII wish mierSghone snd amplins, 1feI
GUITAR, new, prewar Emperor 400. :"
Spanish, with leather plush-lined case and
ripper waterproof cover. sacrifice, $400.
Also King dance string bass, dne tone.
S125. AT. 6434. 15s
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PERPETRATORS

REFRIGERAToRs
Hill. reach in box;
both compl. with
perfect condition;
RESTAURANT &. ylKA EoSii
immediate delivery
reach-in refrigerat
tables and chairs.
wich blocks, steam
ers. Let us help
restaurant; low pr
CLYDE HAGERTY
RIFLE, Winchester
scope, sheepskin ca
lent condition: best
Box 9TH, Star.
ROASTER, Nesco.
2o-pound turkey: c
feet condition. Boz
ROOFING, prewar s
ton; about 40 sh'
e34S.
RUG, French Oriel
set, 1925: desk, 5
Phyfe drop-leaf
cabinets and andir
Evening star., 1947-06-14

I3rd ST. ne. FIN. USlo.
40
(2) to sell; I 4-door
/ 5-door, reach-in box;
units: practically new,
suitable for restaurant
37S. Ia
UIPMENT available for
]; Magic Chef ranges,
tors, coasters, booths,
soda fountains, sand
tables and dish wash
you design that new
ices; terms If desired.
CO.. INC, DI. 6361.
Evening star., 1947-06-14

reconditioned: guaranteed. OIL. $3.50;
sgsS sEoyEs. hotel type ga. range. $40: w.
sTOvEs--Kerosene cooking stoves. sizes
STOVE Co. 1oiI 7th St. NV. Ma. .ssp2.
IRON BED CO coil sprns kitchen Cabinet WITH
-four sitter, kitchen chairs: SAG TAY-
syng gS ans es.d sSs:. ays Ds Me-
makes separate BEDS, with slip eGsyer
sTupio Couch, cost $es: .inner-sprins
aqloie ao- or twin BEDS almost new sss-
s sTUDro COUCH. brsnd-new. inner.spring-
ed. #. in. long, SO in. wide; ppholster-
sed se n sseep sas s55 sses o1 o5s aS0e or
sss ssii.sIS ssr j, Ss 81 sSs
Sun LAMP. Alpine Aes Quartz pedestal. per-
feet condition; also Corona portable tyne
writer in case. Telephone Decatur 1l49.
SUN LAMP. Hanoyia. ultraviolet home
model Alpine. with pairs q Glasses per. pa.
drop Leaf. Duncan Phsfs. 3sx5s.
with pads: excellent cond, $40. SH. 3?97.
TELEvIsroN SET. new oE cabinet, COM
vlste; less than today's market price. CAN
TIMBgs, i,ooo 90 acres: southern Md;i on
sss@H asssFi ssi sins RfRss s5s
3541. 141S N. Uhle st.. Arlington, Va.
innsrtubs and tire $40 cash. ISL s6th st.
TRACToR, converted e-cylindsE Hupp.
mounted on good rubber: excellent FOR
pulling gang mowers or other tractor uses.
Price, 500 cash Can be seen any time
vile, Md Rockville 2942. --15
excellent cond,, new case;
al;o sIsycle needs sas new tires handle gEiDs;
Call AD 1850, Apt. 400. after = pm IA
TRUMPET, Conn 22-B. goid-plated. fac
tory -reconditioned, without case. CH.
Underwood noiseless. ex-
ceflent, late model, series 100000: S72 .6o.
Nps sss E eIsyTca 81 Sss s1s
lssh s. Indawa q. 1883 Is J ggd ~ ISo.i ai.a u
L. c. Smith, Standard: ex-
ceilent condition AID. 1880.
ReminRton noiseless, per-
feet condition: sell or trade on addinS
machine: no dealers. OR. 4133. NE. o620.
Royal. elite tyre, 12-fneh
:arriase; excellent condition. 81. o623. -16
TYREWRITERS-Newp portAbles, tmmeQfete
delivery; Underwood Standards. $A2. 80.
CAPTToI. S26 10th st. NV. MA. 4S5s.
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10 rooms, .211 baths; $50 rent; $4,000.
$4,000 cash; Immediate occupancy; good
iSG sTaTs snoS oR % srsksE sSTE G sowstoW sssS
operator shop. 81 900. Call after 8 pm,
and Sunday. DU. 5000, EXT. 212. is
completely equipped, doing good business;
APPROX. 13,500 So it.: reasonable rent,
long lease; downtown corner. For appt,
Elk. 521s; ewes, ia. 2999. -I5
Evening star., 1947-06-14

BOXKR fUFrHS and grown bitches,
champion sired Falls Church 1885. 90
Evening star., 1947-06-14

or bet. and IL am. Sunday. Id
hosany case New stock just arriyed ol
this popular model. HUGO WoRcH. 925
SRsxLL III MAcH1NE, ea 4 sensit,cn @ 4 i almost I,ks
and s.ineh. h recOnditionsd med; also s5.ooao FEE
ssu'f ansd.ss snsss ss''s ss'n:s
fifKoeD. filyR eisf' fir, s-in. thick, all se ssocl
ss: s6 saD!s soa sn's:tf sss essSFE opsn ass 9a
Reai; Poki;ca i sbHriE. = s,pc bamboo; good eondl-
Winterroth, excellent tone; EN- o2s0 OF
fo PoRcH chaise lounge. slas shades. #
.iS sIea; PRICED s9sap; VA: 0s9s. IA
sendson ssSt0ne ss5 Ok f0{ o5ss
POWER Lawn MOWER, gasoline; Briggs.
ss .to1 pas oteF ebrcs neh good
POWER PLANTS. new. 8 XIV. to 80 XIV
&c. and dc, gas and Diesel powered gen.
erator Units. any reasonable offer accepted.
PRniNTEHRR's n TYPE CABINETS. press mum.
bering machines. .old-style automatic print
PKiNa 1as g1s;s nIshssn Fl1e ods
of mats, mag. rack: Miller saw trimmer;
Vanoercook PROOF press; mlterer ana ieao
cutter; composing stones, steel l3); David
son onset press, new, 10x14: Kelly press.
17x22; Kluge, .12x1s; c. 81 P. open. Sx12
and 12x1s; Verketype machine; Liberty
folding machine. Boston No. 4 stitcher:
slolRsas aoRkIs Ssa T. mg aeD?ssss3ehs ss4o 9a'
Protector = New FS-10-N Kodascope
sound protector, In 3 cases, s425. on
pGaE StIai VERMONT MAPLE sYRUp-spseial
price for Fathers Day. Pints. gallons,
nieelv packed. shipped anywhere. w. A.
DODDE, 1900 Fl. Davis st. Sc. SP. 0166-W
RADIATOR COvERS-Are you redecorat-
ing without getting an estimate on good
looking. grill-front steel radiator covers?
Can HURLEY METAL PRODUCTS, Ia
Z 5s9s; $685. Z ag; M to Pm, .,,, a.,aso 20.
hx entlt-an aa..s snsenna' short wave, SIS eaeh.
RADIOS. 1 Phiico console, excel. eondi-
ton: alse l table model RcA radio-phono-
RADIO, Hsllicraftsr. sx2s-A. with match:
ing speaker. S175 cash. Call co. 1870
Sunday. between 10 am. and pm. lis
RADIO AND TELEVISioN HAMS-save
yourself money by building your own an
Of aluninMm tubing, soUTHKkN METAL
Arlington. Va. cH. $500. -15
Evening star., 1947-06-14

darkroom equip, reasonable. Al Sgfss'
cAMERAs-RolleieoEd t;4.5 Trtotar, with
case; Retina l f;2s Tessar, Pilot Super
Reflex f:35, with case; IcaEette 127 ~
1s0 Aim. coupled range finder, f:3;5, with
case; Kodak EspomaT M 5s xspar Ken ta5 sba IN
coupled Hugo Meyer range-hnder; xenar
is-em. f:s.5 lens in compur; wollensak !;
pss BstaS No. + coDets III FL xsh assnd
case: esss Graphic S sftS4h. Complete With Hell
fash eoupea sns case All IN
ss'ifss pseas SenesIisn esis A2As gERoS
cAMEkx. tsaS "a Bel = Howell. ie-mm.. Fl. f 8
cAMERA. Leica. III B. summar lens, f:a.
CAMERA. AXIS Aniyersity speedgraphic,
case. flash and holders; sx1Q studio en-
larger. a bransd-new 12-inch Kodak Ektar
CsAMERA. Mercury II. f:2.7 lens. CARRYING
case, yellow filter, adapter ring, lens shade.
h Hn 1 snf h s.Gs sss s''s ANY At sns bar
CAMERA FLASH GUNS for all cameras
Jn2fo 5asftie pspi. g8' re. g s4s4. ave- NV" OPP
CARPETING,. used store carpet: burgundy.
W,f " + Sifs; fsia 54 fi st iGnE Oes' 0ne ApPis
CARPET, Wilton. by. Gulistsn. about go
| Sc. yds., dark rose, all-over pattern: prac-
ticsily new: with pad; $3.50. wo. 317s.
CASH REeIsTERs-one with totals,
one with totals. 99o ringup, detail
business No dealers, Pho ne MA. o60o;.
CASH REGISTERS (6l. perfect condition.
like new; National. / drawer. registering
up to 81 .95; National. 2 drawers, up to
2.a5: National, ? drawers, up to S.. .95i
| National, 2 drawers. up to S5.9 .95, and
| National, l drawer, up to So .9h; Rem
ingtou, ! drawer, UP to se.s5. Cali ,Ex.
1896 MR.. OSTROWER -l5
CASH REGISTER Mccaskey. made for
service station use, excellent condition
CEMENT BLOCKS for sale. any size, any
ssazS pkSDucrg sSS5s gFifs Rx. ss5a 5 aoeAS
CHAIRS. is wooden folding, all or any.
CHAIRS, 2, upholstered custom-msde slip
covers; misc. china; small lamps.
FIR. $500, Ext. 492. -15
CHESTS, carrying cases, brand new. Army
and Navy surplus, all sizes; very cheap.
GRUVER. MFG. CO, soo1 Conn. ave. NV;
| Open daily and Sun, 9 am. to pm. -16
CHICKEN HOUSE, houses about rs chick
ems with all equipment. fence, ETC.: res
sonahly priced. UN. 1884. -15
Montana labor news., 1947-02-13
Labor and Tenants
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CONTINUED from Page One)
spiraling initiation and disruption Of
family life
Another New Yorker. Alfred X.
Stern, chairman of a broad emergency
rent and housing federation repres-
enting a million members, warned
against any loosening Of rent control.
THE people are becoming pretty bel
ligerent, especially the veterans he
said. Il do not believe they will stand
being thrown out into the Streets. He
said tenant groups would organize and
fight however they could against
rent boosts and evictions If Congress
makes it necessary.
The committee also heard a contin-
uation OF the boOst-rent testimony
which had dominated hearings earlier.
Property owner William F. Russell of
New York pleaded for higher rents
ito benefit the thousands Of bond
holders who own New York housing,
many Of them scrubwomen."
Arthur w. Binns, Philadelphia real
estate king. confessed he had done
we'll under OPA regulation. but wanted
the normal laws Of economies (un-
limited profit) returned to the rental
field.
Montana labor news., 1947-02-13
Seeks Election
Laws Revision I'm
Empire State

New MISUNDERSTANDING that the
right To nominate and vote for candi-
dates of ones W choosing is essen
tial to democratic government and a
free labor movement. the Workers
Defense League has launched a cam
paign for the revision of New York
states intricate election laws.
In n letter To Charles o. Burney. Jr..
chairman of the Joint Legislative
committee on election law revision.
Rowland Watts. associate secretary
of the WDL. asked for III opportunity
To testify at a public hearing in oppo-
sirion to present provisions of the
law. Itself non-partisan and non-polit-
zeal. the WDI.. with the active sup
port of leading trade %unionists. is now
planning a campaign in every state in
which minority parties are effectively
prevented from placing its candidates
on the ballot.
Main target Of minority parties in
New York is the stipulation that SO
nominating signatures. with support.
ing affidavits. be obtained from each
of the states sixty counties-a pro
vision that afforded a field day for re
dictionary forces in the 1916 guherna-
torial campaign.
Montana labor news., 1947-02-13
ALL Unions May Tie
Up With British
Federation

Miami -FP-The AFL executive
council in midwinter session here JAN
uary 80 ~favorably considered an invi-
tation TO ALL transport workers TO al
filiate with the Intl. Transport Work
ers Federation of Great Britain.
The council turned the invitation
over to the individual unions involved
for final action. The unions asked to
join the British group include the
transfers, railroad. streetcar and bus
workers. with a combined membership
of more than two million. The coun-
Gil repeatedly believes that an AFL
link with the British union would be a
strong influence in keeping it out of
the World Federation of Trade I'm
ions. with which the CIO and Russian
unions are affiliated.
In a review of resolutions referred
10 it by the October convention. the
AFI. body voted inconvenience in
n resolution sponsored by the Broth
erhood of Painters calling for a break
in relations with Franco Spain. Al
though the AL went on record for
such a policy a year ago. President
William Green said that while the
council still sympathized with the
spirit of the resolution. ii felt Ameri-
can foreign policy should be left to
the State department.
The council also voted a $50 blan-
ket wage increase to all AFL organi-
zers paid directly by the national Of
flee.
Montana labor news., 1947-02-13


ten the Constitutional committee OF
the senate urging favorable acton on
lib sS. Action on lib 1Gi was tabled
on motion
From the Gallatin county Il tne
Park County Trades and abo AS
sembly a resolution 10 all senator's II
representatives requesting them to In
troduce or support a bill doing away
with the federal income tax snort
form and increasing the exemption OF
a married couple to s2.3oo per year.
Referred to the legislative committee.
On motion resolution to increase
the salary of the police Judge to 500
per month conquered in and referred
to the legislative committee.
On motion a letter OF commenda-
ton was ordered written senator Muir
ray OF the article appearing in the
January eth issue o! the New Re
public.
On motion copy OF lihor's program
for the Veterans was read and APP
proved and copies ordered sent the
Great Falls Veterans Advisory Coun-
Gil. the press. the American Legion
and Veterans of Foreign Wars.
President Steinmetz reported on the
progress of legislation at the cur
rent Legislature in Helena. lie urged
that letters should continue to be
SEN the members OF the legislature
urging that benefits under unemploy.
ment compensation should be in
creased to soc Of the wage loss by
the worker and that all merit or ex-
perience rating should be opposed
He advised that il is important that
appropriate action be taken when
asked for by the legislative commit
teo 1t is noted that an attempt may
be made to reduce the exemptions
for State Income Tax purposes. 1t is
extremely urgent that any increase IN
Income Tax by the lower paid worker
should be strongly opposed.
On motion the Assembly went on
record c%ommending President Stein
metz on his work at the legislature
in Helena and that the local legis
lative committee should be advised OF
urgent legislation al Helena and what
action should be taken.
l.. l.. Price reporting on the Car
penters convention in Bozeman and
emphasized the need for labor to lose
its self-satisfied complacency and be
on the alert to take positive action
in their own interests, He told of the
financial support needed by THE PEG
pies Voice. the only statewide paper
working in behalf OF the worker.
Motion that the assembly so on rec
ord opposing dual employment and en-
dorse in principle the six-hour day
lost IS to -. Under this motion
which lost, copy Of letter from the
Veterans Advisory council opposing
dual employment and that of married
women was read and no action taker
at time Of adjournment. The letter
having previously been tabled.
JOHN EVANKO JR., Secretary
Montana labor news., 1947-02-13
Jim MURRAY Asks


that the antitrust division of the De
parfment of Justice investigate news
paper syndicate contracts with chains
or papers that grant exclusive distrib-
u'ion rights over a certain number of
miles and the cancellation of con
tracts for feature sale 10 small papers
in the circulation area OF larger jour
mails
Relief in the form OF encouraging
new ventures by carrying up TO $4,000
copies free in the mails for the first
three years OF q papers lille was also
suggested 10 the senate along with
loans or loan guarantees to small pa
pers and small radio stations by fed
eral lending agencies.
Montana labor news., 1947-02-13
NOTlCE TO

Estate Of WoODMAN CRADDOcK.
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. Administratix Of the estate of
Noudman Craddock. deceased; to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims a~sainst the said deceased, to
exhibit them. with the necessary
vouchers. within six months after the
first publication Of this notice to the
said administrator at zoe Metals Bank
Building, Butte. Montana, the same
being the place for transaction of the
business of said estate. in the County
Of Silver Bow. state of Montana.
MYRTLE CRADDOCK,
Administrators OF the Estate Of
Woodman C%raddock, Deceased.
Dated Butte, Montana, this Sth day Of
February. 1917.
T. J. DAVIS, Attorney for Admx.
First publication Feb. IL, l947-4t
Montana labor news., 1947-02-13
LEGAL NOTICES
SUM MONS

No. 42iol
In the District Court of the Second
Judicial District Of the State of
Montana In and For the
County of silver Bow
PEGGY ZIMMERMAN. Plaintiff.
CLARENCE W. ZIMMERMAN,
Defendant.
The State of Montana Sends Greet
ines to the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby to answer
the complaint in this action. which is
filed in the office of the Clerk of this
Court. a cop of which is herewith
served upon YOU, and to file your an
sWer and serve Il copy thereof upon
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
t2o) days after the service of this
summons. exclusive of the day of serv-
ice; and in case of your failure TO ap-
pear or answer. judgment will he taken
against YOU by default for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
That the relief sought is an absolute
divorce from the above named defend
ant upon the grounds of extreme cruel
~; for further particulars reference is
hereby made To the verified complaint
OF plaintiff. herein on file.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said Court this 18th day Of February.
AID. 1917.
ELMER SHEA. Clerk.
Court SeaD
BY J. +. LoWNEY, Deputy clerk.
W. II. MALONEY.
Attorney for Plaintiff
lutte. Montana
First publication Feb. 10, 1gl7-ft
Montana labor news., 1947-02-13
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED

Notice is hereby given that the un-
d~ersisned will on the 18th day Of
April, 1917. apply To the county treas
urer OF Silver Bow County, Montana.
for a tax deed to the following de-
scribed property, to-Wit:
Lot :? and the n. l6 feet ! inches Of
Lot 10, Block ) of the Walkerville
addition to Walkerville. Silver Bow
County, Montana.
Amount due $4,000.
Dated this 9TH day of February, 1el7.
t.. +. MOORE. Applicant.
First publication. Feb 10. l9i7-2t.
Montana labor news., 1947-02-13
NOTICE TO

Estate of IDA NJ. III'ETT. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. Executor of the estate of Ida
NJ. I.luett. deceased. to the creditors
Of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them. with the necessary vouchers.
within four months after the first pub
LEGATION of this notice Ia the said *
ecutor at cole Metals Hank building.
Butte. Montaua. the same being the
place for the transaction Of the bust
ness of said estate. in the County of
silver I;oW. State Of Montana.
ALFRED KENT. Executor of
the Estate of Ida NJ. Bluett,
Deceased.
Dated Butte, Montana. this Sth day of
February. 1917.
T. ]. DAVIS, Attorney for Executor.
Eirst pnhlicatinn Eel. Il. ln11-lt
Montana labor news., 1947-02-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of SIMEON V. KEMPEH, De-
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the estate of
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them. with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the
first publication of this notice to the
said administrator at the office Of the
Butte Land and Investment co. at No.
lis West broadway, Butte. Montana,
the same being the place for the trans
action of the business of said estate.
in the County of Silver Bow, State Of
Montana.
WILLIAM \. kEMPER.
Administrator of the Estate Of
Simeon Y. Kemper. Deceased.
Dated Butte, Montana. this 18th duy Of
February. 1917.
First publication Feb. 10. 1a47-4t
Montana labor news., 1947-02-13
LEGAL NOTICES
M MONS

~. f-fN'
In the District Court of the Second
judicial District of the State Of
Montana In n For the
County of Silver Bow
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-07
BilbOv sedez dObil
sOdnik Stennis

JACKSON, 6. nov. .- Bilbov
sedez v senatu je pri volitvah v
Mississippi dobil konservativni
sodnik John G. Stennis, XII je
svojo kampanjo vodil bas mas
protno Bilbovi kampanji o "beli
nadvladi."
Stennis je dobil vec kot $4,000
glasov. Vecina, XII jo je dobil mad
svojim najbliznjim proti-kandi-
datom kongresnikom Colmerjom
znasa 5000 glasov.
Ia Bilbov sedez Sc je potego-
val tudi znani zagovornik "bele
nadvlade" kongresnik John e.
Rankin, verna slika Bilboa, ki
pa je koncal na petem mestu
Mega je stennis 'posekal $ 26,.
600 glasov vecine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-07
Cleveland Sc razdeli
v move varde

Predsednik mestne zbornice
Michael Lucak je snoei Mama
nil, da bo v ponedeljek predlo-
zena ordinance "a reorganiza-
clio ward v Clevelandu, po ka-
teri Sc bo mesto razdelilo v 80
ward, tako da bo vsaka imela
enako stevilo, oziroma okrog
$4,000 prebivalcev.
Borba "a move varde sc vrsi
ze mnogo let, ampak vsled poll
ticnega zongliranja je ostalo
samo pri besedah. Sedanja raz-
delitev je zastarela in krivicna.
Ena varda, najmanjsa v mestu,
ina ma primer samo 10000 pre-
bivalcev, docim sta dive, XII jih
imata po $1,000, najvecja pa
jih ina 10000.
Toda vse varde, ne glede ma
stevilo prebivalcev, ina 10 po
enega zastopnika v mestni zbor-
nici.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-07

nih narodov. Utegne imeti tez-
kin posledic. Gospodje, ne drvi-
te kot blazni z vase vecino. v
mednarodnih zadevah sc ne mo-
re vse resiti mehanicno veci-
no glasov. Kar je potrebno, je
mednarodno sodelovanje," je re-
kel Visinski in opozoril, da nj
nobena tajna, da bi neka skupina
sill vedno dobila sedem potreb-
nih glasov, da bi il Varnostnega
sveta predlozila rama vprasa-
MIA pred "majhno skupscino."
Visinski je Sc opozoril, da Sc
Sovjetska zveza ne DO pokorila
tistim, XII "grozijo, da bodo uni
cili osnovo nase organizacije."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-07
STAVKA PREPRECILA
ODHOD "OUEEN MARY"

SOUTHAMPTON, Anglia, 5.
nov. - Vsled stavke okoli $50
MOI cd skupnega mostva 1880
oseb, XII je nastala znak sim
patije z neuradnim ukinjenjem
della pristaniskih delavcev v
stirih drugih angleskih lukah,
nj velika potniska ladja Queen
Mary" mogla odpluti IL tukajs-
ME luke.
Ma krovu parnika Sc nahaja
diva tisoc potnikov, med kate
rimi sta tudi odstopli angleski
kralj Edward in njegova zena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-07
NemSki tOvarnarji
skrivajo izdelke

FRANKFURT, 6. nov. - An
gleski in ameriski uradniki so
danes izjavili, da nemski indu-
strialci ovirajo obnovo, ker skri-
vajo velike zaloge industrijskih
izdelkov.
Gen. Sir Gordon MacReady in
Clarance r. Adcock, XII sta pod
predsednika ekonomskega kon-
trolnega urada "a zdruzeno an
glo-amerisko zono, sta izjavila,
da industrijalci skrivajo kolici-
no izdelkov, XII bi zadostovala "a
veC mesecev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-07
25,OOO DIJAKOV MA OHIO
DRZAVNI UNIVERZI

COLUMBUS, 5. nov. - Da-
nes je bilo naznanjeno, da
Ohijsko drzavno univerzo obi
skuje 25,418 dijakov in dija-
kinj, kar znaci, da je postala
peta najvecja univerza v Zedi-
njenih drzavah.
Stiri vecje universe so: New
York University, 46,312; Uni
versity of California, $4,000;
University of Minnesota, 28,312
in University of Illinois, 26, 769.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-07
Nova gostilna

Nova gostilna
Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Karun
sporocata, da sta otvorila novo
gostilno v bivsih prostorih
"White City Lunch" ma 619 E.
40 St. Priporocata Sc prijate-
ljem in znancem "a obisk, ker
bosta vedno najbolje postregla
finim whom in svezim pivom
ter okusnim prigrizkom.