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The future outlook., 1947-09-06
Jones Named
As Delegate

SPRINGFIELD, Mass.-Pres-
ident David D. Jones, Of Bennett
College, Greensboro, N. c., has
been honored as one of the 270
delegates to represent American
Methodism here in the coming
world gathering Of followers Of
John Wesley from September "a
to October 2.
Known as the Ecumenical
Methodist Conference and en-
bodying all branches of Method
ism on the five continents, these
conferences have been held at
10-year intervals since 1881 un-
til the war made the 1941 ses-
sion, scheduled for Oxford, Eng
land, impossible.
Current food and housing con-
ditions abroad compelled the
transfer of the postponed session
to the United States.
Fifty delegates are expected
from the mother church in Eng
land, and smaller numbers from
the Methodist. denominations of
Australia. New Zealand, South
Africa and some Latin American
), countries where Methodism. is
independently organized. Dele
gates will come also from mis-
sion lands.
= The conference does not have
legislative power but wields
strong influence in shaping
worldwide Methodist opinion
and policy n.
The future outlook., 1947-09-06
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - G;

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Cap.
tain Elmer Dyke, of the Knox.
Vile police force reporting:
'City Jail over the weekend
is one of the busiest places
have ever seen. Practically all
drrlnks. Three hundred and
fifty persons booked"
Knoxville is dry.
The future outlook., 1947-09-06
BRIGHT BOY

A little boy, after his first day
at school, was questioned as to
what happened on his first day.
Nothing much" he said, Eek
cept that lady there who didn't
know how to spell cat asked me
how, and I told her."
The future outlook., 1947-09-06

Mrs. Mary Noble has returned
home after attending the Elks
Convention in Philadelphia, Pa.
She is the Daughter Ruler of Old
North State Temple No. 142 in
Greensboro.
The future outlook., 1947-09-06

Miss Alfredo ,Waddell spent
two weeks with her relatives in
Winston-Salem recently, She is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Waddell, Of 505-A Cor
rell street.
The future outlook., 1947-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hughes,
of 515 Thomas street, are now
attending the Scout convention
in Huntington, Ind.
The future outlook., 1947-09-06

Mrs. Beatrice Allen Jeffries
has returned home after visiting
friends in Camden, N. j., Balti-
more, Md, and Washington, D.
c.
Evening star., 1947-01-28

Homer capshan, Representative Clare Hoffman,
Lee PreSman and Charles Margioiti. el0 eounssls
WRc, f0:00-Professlonal Golfers Ben Hogan
and Jimmy Demaret call on Bob Hope.
WT0P. t0:00-Norman Corwin's interview!
with cabinet members and plain citizens In
Denmark, Norway and Sweden are heard.
WRc, tt:30-"1hs United Nations and
Atomic Enerqy."
Evening star., 1947-01-28

Beethoven program. The program opens wlil
the "Lenore" overture and Is completed by
the Symphony No. T.. -, .
W0P, e:Oo-Parks Johnson and Warren Hull
attend a film premiere at Monterey callf:. and
interview Ray MilIand, Barry Fitzgerald ana
Film Director John FaTow.
VOL, o:30-" Should Congress Act on the
portaI.to.Poral Pay Issuel" Speakers are Sendfor
Evening star., 1947-01-28
on THE AIR TONIGHT.

WRc, s:oO-VoeaIist Ruth Etting again Is
Rudy Yallee's guest.
VOL, S:00-Inspeetor Burke Of Scotland
Yard uortrayed by BasiN Rathbone. becomes
involved in The Case Of the Cross Of Damascus.
WNAL, s:30-Leonard Bernstein conducts
ths Boston Symphony Orchestra in an all.
Evening star., 1947-01-28

times reach correction that day II
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his sanctified Marie. Finally the
thousand-doliar touch on the Fri
day night coincident with Herz's
demise. The tale was neatly
chronological. related with bill
liard-ball precision, each ball
dropping neatly into the pocket
Jigger scrubbed, note on the
back of an envelope and. raped
softly ON the window. Wang left
thesrgom like "a man prodded with
brambles and confronted Jigger
angfily. Jigger held the note out,
shushing Wang with his fingers
spread over his lips. Wang left,
his comical white cap bobbing as
he went. Jigger found his way
downstairs to Wang's private Of
flee.
IT was fifteen minutes before
L Wang joined him. Wang dabbed
handkerchief m thodic ally
around the line. of his neckband,
looking as though he were in
clined to- fiddlefuss. Whats the
Importance of the exact hour
your Leeds requisitioned the
thousand dollars from Doctor
Jigger made a ceremonious
gesture. you're not fishing, are
you? Believe me, it's important.
What's the story?" -.
Wang sat down behind his
diversified desk, his pale face
flushed and his prominent eye
balls CLASSY. He fiddled with "a
pencil. Finally: 81 think I got: it
for you. Jigger, and5I want to'be
sure you're appreciative." ~,
"You bet I ami Jigger said
with theS verve of "A cheerleader.
Wang countered: will you get
Leeds out of here and forget my
phone NUMBER" -.
Jigger agreed it was a deal, not
at an sure he really meant 1t.
Wang failed to look really like
a man relieved as he said Leeds
got the thousand dollars on Friday
sometime. around midnight There
was a trace Of irritation in: his
voice because it was Impossible
for him to take a chameleon Like
Jigger at his word. -, :.'s..~
tie be csntinuedl 4 ~.
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Dillon Up In
.,Criminal Court

Jack Dillon went on trial be-
fore jury and Judge Thomas
S. Caro- of Criminal Court to-
day on charges of reckless driv-
ing and Of driving without a Ii
cense.
State Highway Patrolman
Warren Bateman, now of West
Palm Beach, was the first wit
ness. The officer told of follow
ing Dillon and arresting him la
ter for reckless driving.
The case was still before the
jury at edition time.
Yesterday another Criminal
Court jury acquitted Robert E.
Pridmore and M. L. Nelson, two
Navy enlisted men, of charge
they robbed Alexander Dixon,
Miami, of $50 the night of No.
vember 8.
In the absence of Harry Don
go, clerk of Criminal Court, who
suffered a broken leg in an auto
accident last night, Earl Adams
was serving as clerk today.
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BY JOHN RoEstiRf.

heavy carpets, past Waxed ma
hogany of Sheraton period, down
long foyer and up one flight of
stairs with Jigger bringing up the
rear.
EEDS lay on the couch under
l. hypnosis. Wang was a patient
mosaic worker reassembling the
dispersed man. The room was
darkened and a round white light
remained fixed on a slanting line
with Leeds's vision. Leeds stared
at it with eyes dazzled by vision
divine. while Wang leaned toward
HIM with his own eyes popping
phoSphorescently.
Jigger looked through the glass
and strained his ears to catch
whatever salient truths might
tumble from the dark chamber Of
Leeds's brain.
1t was plain that Wang's dag
nosis of Leeds had a touch of
genius. Leeds was eliminating the
lurid as fast as hypnosis per-
mitted, remembering in chant
ing voice. his face distilled in the
thin beam of light.
Jigger kept his ear glued.
Leeds had married his Marie who
was a housemaid in the Herr
domicile. Marie was lassie with
sharp ears and sharp physical
appetites. The ears had put her
privy to Herz's agenting behind
the FACADE of Otto Herr, aging
Yorkville general doctor. The APP
petites had got her with child on
three occasions during her two
year stint as housemaid. Self-ad-
ministered midwifery had wiped
the slate on the first two occa-
Sions, but not the third. Her third
attempt at coup over Mother
Nature resulted in high fever
and delirium and a last-minute
heroic surgery by DR.. Herr. Leeds
strongly believed the eleventh.
hour surgery was equally the
qualification of Here's belief that
dead housemaids made dandy
SphinXeS. From then on the creep
ing insanity, the systematic black
mail in small sums, the camping
outdoor-nights in the April show
erS and the moonlit June beside
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The Citizens Food Committee Suggest:
A PEACE plate" FOR TODAY
= :
eSaue Whea1! Saue Meat! Saue Tie psace!!
FRIDAY PEACE: PLATE

while stirring. and Cook Until smooth
and ithickened. stirring constantly. A.
tShredsccdfsh by pulling n.apart with
two forks or cutting II with scis8afs.
Freshen 1t following mannfactureg'G
directions. Drain. cover with cold water,
and simmer Is to 20 minutes or Until
tender. Drain. Add to white sauce with
sliced eggs. Arrange hot mashed pota.
tees i'm ring ON 4 platter with creamed
fish In center. Sprinkle mashed potatoes
With .papriks or f9ely chopped parsley
timely FOOD TIPS -, i
l. In ALLOWING Peace Plate recipes.
always measure level using
measuring spoons and standard
measuring cups. 49, E...<.
2. The creamed salt goldfish in TO.
days menu Is an excellent alter
nate for meat because three az
Its. Singre dents - goldfish, milk
and eggs-contribute high-qual.
ity. body building protein.
3. Store cooking greens loosely to
avoid bruising. and in 4 refrixer.
ator or other cold place. Il helps
prevent waste.
4. Generous servings Of well.
cooked, well-seasoned potatoes
60 far in replacing bread in .
meal. Both thrifty and nutritious,
potatoes are in good supply now.
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yIccER NO
Chapter q
|LAE Nesxsfezfpfak,,,

Chapter q
YOU didn't have to bore through
L the husk to see that Wang was
a fervent disciple of himself.
I'm doing this for you, Jigger,"
Wang bethought himself, "and for
the patient, who is certainly in a
sorry state. But once this is over,
win or lose.. want him out of
here and l want you to forget my
phone number"
-, There, was strength and temper
in Wang despite the unhealthy
exterior. The spirit was steel, too
Shrewd for the .scabbard Tigers
hold over him was now without
real document, fact obscured in
the cobwebS of sixteen years.
nebulouSly hearsay. In arithmetic
showdown Wang could be the
victor-if he only could be sure.
But like A'hearn and Little joey,
the conservatism of habit, the fear
of the tiniest fracture in the finely
narrowed topSoil of his circum-
stance, made him superstitious
about risk. .
"Sure, I'll forget your phone
number" Jigger said in a polite
manner.
Wang stared through him as if
peering through some invisible
window opening. Then he said,
I'm assuming you mean it,"
Wang froze into the sacred pose
of professional. Il think the
scientific hypnosis will work.
Leeds now appears to be an ex-
cellent subject. There was an evil
dent desire to respond in three
separate chats we've had. His
memory faculty is knotted. If |
had a month or SO, pSychoanalysis
would work wonders with him.
However, I have reason to believe
his memory will respond under
hypnosis"
Jigges said,t Swell. you're the
doctor"
There's a window looking into
the laboratory from which you
can see and not be seen. It's only
q :ten-foot partition and you can
easily hear as well. Just don't
make a sound" -
Wang turned and ploshed on
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Baptist Church
Mission Unit
Holds Meetinc

the recreation room of the
First Baptist Church annex, de-
+corated with baskets of gladioli,
fern and crotens, was the setting
for the monthly program and
business meeting of Circie.2 OF
the Womfan's Missionary Union,
+on Monday afternoon. 80" =
! Mrs: Alice Ramirez twas =. 'ptot
gram chairman. .Mrs. Virginia
DAMS. gave an inspiring. deYo.
tionaI on ".BrotberlY xLoye'x :, y,
! Taking part in the program
were Mrs. Edna sAlbury, Mrs.
.Bronnie Nichols, Mrs. Francis
Fairfield, Mrs. Leona Collins and
Miss Holly. johnson.
! Mrs. Ednss Albury, circle
chairman ! pnesideds during the
business session. Plans we're digs
%cussed and on offeringttaken for
Thanksgiving baskets to. be disc
tributed. A committee was APP
pointed for planning and distrib-
uting Christmas baskets.
Following the meeting, the
stewardship chairman, Mrs. Da-
mis- was honored at surprise
shower.
Mrs. Leona Collins presented
a beautifully decorated basket
filled with lovely gifts, >
Refreshments of spice cake
and punch were served by the
hostesses. Mrs. Olivia Mock and
daughter, Mrs. Francis Fairfield.
9. Present. were, Mrs, p. B.
Sharp, Mrs. Evelyn Jones, Mrs.
Julie Gibson, Mrs, Geneva
Smith, Mrs. Garner, Mrs. Henry
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jerks, Mrs. Edith White, Mrs.
Otis johnson. Mrs. Bennett, Mrs.
Bronnie Nichols, Mrs. Mock, Mrs.
Harry Fischer, Mrs. Katie Lo-
gan, Mrs. Bertha Saunders, Mrs.
Berlin Knowles, Mrs. Robert
Curry, Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs.
Francis Fairfield, Mrs. Alice Ra-
mirez, Mrs. Leona Collins, Mrs.
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Besides good eating and sound
nutrition, two other reasons
prompted the Consumer Service
Section OF the Citizens Food Com
mittee to suggest Dreamed Salt
Goldfish in Potato Ring for today's
Peace Plate-its main ingredients
are inexpensive and in line with
food-conservation ideas. The rest
of the menu has these virtues, too
s--lemoned green beans Cooked or
canned beans seasoned with lemon
juice, butter or fortified margarine,
salt and pepper. and sliced pick
led beets. Crisp molasses cookies
and spiced applesauce make good
dessert. Cor spiced appleSauce,
add Il teaspoon cinnamon and u
teaspoon nutmeg to 2 cups apple
sauce.)
DREAMED SALT GOLDFISH
IN POTATO RING
3 tablespoons fat
tablespoons -four
Dash of pepper
2 cups milk
q. cups shredded salt Goldfish
tl0-ounces)
2 shelIed hard cooked eggs. sliced
cups hot mashed potatoes
Melt fat in saucepan, stir in -four and
pepper. mo salt is needed because OF
the salt FISH used.) Add milk gradually.
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TWo-room apartment with bath.
Adults only. Day, week or
month. Utilities furnished. Hot
water, linens, use of washing
= machine, electric refrigerator.
9l2 James St. noV21-2tX
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Completely furnished apartment
at~1104 Division Street. Married
couple only. No animals or
children. Call or phone 391-J.
-. noV20-3t
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Clean, comfortable, airy room.
Reasonable. Apply 513 White
head Opposite Court House,.
noV18-12tX
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Small apartment, hot water, $50
per month. No children, no
pets. 626 William Street.
nov21-tf
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Lois Eden, Mrs. DAMS, Mrs. Ed
ma Albury and Miss Holly John
son.
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Three or four room furnished
house or apartment. Contact
1t. j. L. Van SAINT, Cactus Ter
race. noV19-5tX
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Will have four-room apartment
for rent next Monday. 905 Ashe
St noT21-1tx
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Experienced laundry starch work
press operator. Phone 8O6.
noV19-4
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WANTED TO RENT

Two-bedrom apartment by local
couple. Box Lie, Citizen Of
flee. noV186tX
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FOR RENT

Furnished four-room apartments.
Maid and janitor service, linens
and all utilities furnished. Coral
Hotel Apis, opposite Post Of
flee. nov12- lat
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One lot, So 1907, on Whitehead
and Fleming streets, in Key
West. A tWo-story building
and cottage now on this prop
erty. This most desirable lot is
in the heart of the city. Call
Mrs. Frances A. Bates, 6f8
Caroline Street. Phone 577-L
nov20-2tx
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FOR SALE

Ell Ideal Cafe for sale. $500 cash.
Stock and all. novl9-6tx
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One three burner gas range, $40;
, bedroom suite, consisting of
bed, spring, mattress, chest of
drawers, vanity, SIS; porcelain
sink with left-hand drain, $50;
porcelain-top table and kitchen
chairs. $40: bathtub, $25. Apply
1914 Olivia Street.
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1887 Ford tWo-door sedan, good
running condition. Reasonable.
Call 716-W. nov20-3tx
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REPRESENTATIVE NEEDED
APPLY AVON COSMETICS.
WRITE MRS. c/o KEY WEST
CITIZEN. noV18-4tX
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Office desks, five and seven
drawers. Dion, 524 Southland
st. novl9-6t
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G.E. refrigerator, good condition.
800 Fleming Street, after 6.
not20-3t
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Electric refrigerator, 4 cubic feet.
Apt. size Crosley, late model,
sealed unit, very good condf-
ton. $100. lad Poinciaha
Pl., Flagler Ave. Phi. ll76-M.
nov20-3tx
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SITUATION WANTED

General handy man for painting,
carpentry and household re-
pairs. Call Ray Goodreau,
9l32; 326 Duval. noV19-3tx
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1941 Chevrolet coupe. Excellent
condition. Original owner just
arrived from Michigan. Call at
City Aquarium. novl9-3tx
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PERSONAL

Lonesome? Join Pen Pal Club.
Interesting pastime. Interstate
Bureau, Pc. Box SGT, Miami,
Fla. nov14-7tx
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FOR SALE

Plumbing supplies. complete
stock. Plastic tile. paints and
brushes. Robert Leonard CO..
1882 NV. 62nd Street. Miami,
Fla. Phone 1921. oct1-tf
f941 Pontiac tWo-door sedan. SIS
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18
Vi}inski ~rgira zbog}anje
rusko-ameri$kih odnoSaiey
N0coJ 30 REV. MEL1SH
POROcAL o VTISIH IL
MOVE JUGOSLAVIJE!

Danes oh 8. uri Zvecer
bo pod pokrovitelstvom
clevelandskega Council Of
American Soviet Friend
ship prirejen shod, ma kate
rem bo porocal o svojih
vtisih IL move Jugoslavije
Rev. dr.. William HI. Melish
il New YOrka, XII sc je S
skupino prOte stantovskih
duhOvnikOv pred kratkim
vrnil il Jugoslavije.
Prvotno Sc je racunalo,
da DO glavni govornik ma
shOdu canterburski dekan
Rev. DIR. Hewlett Johnson,
ker pa je slednji nenadoma
zbolel, je podruznica pova-
bila Rev. Melisha in clana
angleskega parlamenta
Konni Zilliacusa, XII je pre-
teklega meseca incl sesta-
mex s Stalinom. (Tudi Zil-
liacus Sc je nahajal v Jugo-
slaviji, XII je ma mega stori-
la najboljsi vtis).
Nase citatelje urgiramo,
da Sc tega izredno vaznega
shOda v velikem Stevilu
udelezijo. Ne zamudite IL
redne prilike, da slisite diva
odlicna govornika!
Vstopnice "a shod, XII Sc
bo vrsil v Masonic avdito-
riu ma 3615 Euclid Ave,
dObite tudi v naSem ured-
nistvu in sicer po 70 centoV
in po $1.1O.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18

namen" Marshallovega nacrta i'm
da socialist in strokovne unije
MISC proti ameriskemu sodelova-
nju pri obnovi Europe.
"Toda bojijo Sc, da utegne
Marshallov nacrt biti proti ev-
ropskemu delovnemu ljudstvu in
proti evropskemu secializmu,
Vidijo, da Sc sa ameFiskemu
ljudstvu predstavlja { Pcgeji po.
liticne ideologije, kar ogroxa
rjegovo ekonomake isvedlji-
yost," je rekel Zillaeus.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18
Mrs. Roosevelt zagovarja
nadaljevanje pomoci "a
Jugoslavijo in njene otroke

Pred dobrim tednom e amerisk tisk objavil vest da
je Ameriski odbor jugosovansko ponoc parnikom
Radnk postal IL New Yorka neke radarske aparae ka-
kor menujeo med vojno znajdene naprave XII omogo-
cajo plovbo glede vremenske neprilike
glo it'd Poroco, cigar ocitn je bil da Sc bolj
poveca sovraznost napram Jugoslav katero podpihue
vek del ameriskega ska je blo zanikano Mrs Eleanor
Roosevelt pa e tenn vcera spregovorla svo koloni
my Day" kjer pise:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18
AZIJSKI KOMUNISTI
ORGANIZIRAJO URAD

SANGHAJ, II. nov. Kitai-
ska casnikarska porocila danes
javljajo, da so predstavniki ko-
munisticnih strank Kline, Kore-
je, Japonske, Ondije, Mongolije,
Filipinov in Indokine preteklega
meseca ma posvetovanjih, XII so
sc vrsila v Vladivostoku, odlo-
cili, da organizira io2 Informativ-
nj urad "a Azijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18
Pomota odkrita

Pri uradnem stetju glasov
glede predloga "a posebno okraj-
no dobrodelnostno doklado, o ka-
teri je bilo prvotno porocano, da
je prodrla z IL glasovi vecine, Sc
je odkrilo, da je bila predloga
dejansko porazena 841 glasovi.
z ozirom ma to bodo okrajne OBJ
lasti zahtevale,. da Sc stetje izvr-
81 Sc enkrat. Ako sc izkaze, da
je bila predloga porazena, Sc bo-
do morale najbrze vrsiti izredne
volitve.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18

rail- spostovati doticne vlade,
ako njih Wade resnicno pred
stavljajo voljo prizadetega ljud-
stva. Dobro bi bilo, ako bi 81
vcasih poklicali v spomin, da 'je
bill cas-, ko nasa lastna vlada
Zedinjenih drzav nj uzivala sko-
ro nobene naklonjenosti m e d
dobro ustanovljenimi in konser-
vativnimi dezelami, kakrsne so
bile ma svetu v casu nase revo-
lucije."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18
ITALIJANSKI KMETI
ZAVZELI STIRI MESTA

RIM, II. nov. - V pokraji-
nj Apulia, kjer je kmecka unija
napovedala splosno stavko, so
kmeti zavzei stiri mesta in jih
drzijo pod popolno kontrolo.
Mesta so: Minervino, Suinaz-
zlo, Andria, in Canoso.
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Poroka

Poroka
Proslo soboto sta sc porocila
Frank Leo Wolf, sin poznane
druzine Mr.. in Mrs. Leo Wolf
IL 14703 Sylvia Ave., in Miss
Marie Person, hci Amelije Per-
son in pokojnega Valentin Per-
soma. Porocna slavnost "a ozje
sorodstvo sc je vrsilo ma domu
zeninih starsev, nakar Sc je
mladi par podal ma kratko ze.
nitovanjsko potovanje. Novopo.
rocencema cestitamo in Jim a
zelimo vse najboljse v. zakon'
skem zivljenju!
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VSE ZAVAROVALNINSKE
PREMIJE SE ZVISAJO

COLUMBUS, O., II. nov
Drzavni zavarovalninski urad je
danes naznanil, da sc bodo vse
zavarovalninske pristo jbine,
med drugim tudi one "a zivljen-
sko zavarovanje, kratkem wi
Sale.
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Pozdravi

Pozdravi
Mr.. Frank Rupert IL Shawnee
Ave. posilja vsem Clevelandca-
nom najlepse pozdrave il Germ
flask, Mich, kjer pravi, da je
prav lepo ko tekajo "a srnja-
kom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18
Il Argentine

Il Argentine
IL Buenos Aires, Argentina
kjer biva zadnjih par let, je
prisel ma obisk k svejcem John
Erbeznik, sin Mr.. John Erbez-
nika in pokojne Mrs. Anne Err
beznik, XII je bila smrtno zade'
ia cd avta pred dverna tedno-
ma. Prijatelji in znanci ga lah'
ko obiscejo ma domu oceta ma
875 E. 154 St. do petka zvecer
ko Sc bo zopet povrnil v Argen.
tino, kjer Sc nahaja v sluzbi.
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v bolnisnici
Mrs. John Ubic liz 1926 E. 55
St. Sc nahaja v St. Alexis boil
nisnice, kjer jo prijateljice lah-
ko obiscejo. zelimo j skorajs-
ME popolno okrevanje!