davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24
IN MEMoRlAM

In sad and loving memory of hus-
band and father. Ernest r. Rogers,
who passed away October 25, 1947:
This day brings back memory
OF a dear one laid to rest;
And those who think of him today
Are those who loved him best
We watched him suffer day by day,
1t caused us bitter grief
TO see him slowly pine away
And could not give relief.
The lonely hours and days of pain.
His troubled nights are passed;
And in our aching hearts we know
He has found sweet rest at last.
Sadly missed by Wife and Children
1tp
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-24
IN MgMoRfAM

In loving memory Of my. dear mo-
ther. Alice Marvel, who was called
away suddenly October rs. 1923:
Come to me in my sadness.
Wrap your arms around me tight
And ask God to comfort
Your heart-broken daughter tonight.
Sadly missed by daughter, Alice
Bennett. 1t
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-18
market place of ideas, truth and
democracy will prevail.

market place of ideas, truth and
democracy will prevail.
In perhaps the greatest crisis
this country as a nation passed
through, the proponent for the
educational approach was Abra-
ham Lincoln. The abolitionists
stood for legal action. Lincoln was
anti-slavery, but he knew that
slavery could not be eradicated bv
law. It had to be removed from
the hearts of the people. After
his death, the abolitionists pre-
vailed-and the national failure to
couple the outlawing of slavery
with concomitant process of ed
ucation has resulted thus far in a
complete failure to solve the
Negro problem.
An uneducated, unprepared, I'M
willing community rejects law.
Remember Prohibition? Unless
the community is taught to accept
laws affecting group relations. the
statutes will remain ignored.
Legislation protects the individ-
ual from discrimination. It does
not eradicate prejudice. But it
won't even protect the individual
II there is too great discrepancy
between the law and the mores Of
the people.
The important element is what
is IN the hearts and minds of peo-
pie. Only in that way can dem
ocracy work. And what is in the
hearts and minds of people is
placed there through education
through living and learning To-
gether.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-18
The Voice OF Sinai
Will Be Heard

The first of a new series of In
formation leaflets will soon be
published by the Commission about
Information on Judaism.
The Commission has projected a
new series of popularity written
leaflets-The Voice of Sinai-edit-
ed by Rabbi Joseph I. Gorfinkle
and Mrs. Norman J. Lawrence of
Mt. Vernon, New York. The first
pamphlet is entitled Brother
hood" It will be distributed,
without charge, to congregations,
religious schools, university stud
ents and other interested groups.
Three additional pamphlets will
soon be released.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-18
ZOA ISSUES PAMPHLET
ON HAGANA

The first complete descriptive
material on the Hagana move
ment in Palestine has been
made available in pamphlet
form by the Education Depart
ment of the Zionist Organiza-
ton of America. The pamphlet,
which includes the history of
the Palestine resistance move
ment as well as a resume of it's
current activities, is the first in
new series on dynamic Zion
ism being issued by the zOA,
according to Carl Alpert, Direc-
tor of the Education Depart
ment.
In plain-spoken language, the
pamphlet halls the Hagana as
"a source of pride and affec-
ton; it's deeds are regarded as
constituting a new glorious and
dramatic chapter in the history
of the Jewish people"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-18

Maurice Eigen, former Execu-
tive Assistant with the JDC has
been appointed Executive Assist
ant at the Hebrew Sheltering and
Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS)
World Headquarters, 425 Lafay-
cite Street, New York.
Mr.. Eigen, veteran welfare
agency executive, served in Europe
for more than two years during
the war as a field supervisor for
the American Red Cross in Eng
land and, later, as the JDC Di-
rector in the British Zone of Ger
many.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-18
BOOK COUNCIL CONTEST Fop
RECOMMENDING BOOKS
OF JEWISH CONTENT

NEW YORK (JTA)-The :1an,-
ish Book Council of America, spon.
sored by the Jewish Welfare Roara
has announced a contest for 70.
concentrations for the publication
Of books of Jewish content. Prizos
of 5000 and $500 will be awarded
for accepted recommendations 90
either new works or literaturo
published in another language and
not available in English.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-18
Stumbling Block
Continued from Page Three)

Differences among us in pacK-
ground, culture and inclinatlons
influence our every day lives. Be-
cause of this, the unity among
us-a unity based on the American
Creed-is subdued and frequently
lost sight of. Even the wool hal"
boy of the Georgia hills who joins
the Khan and attacks Negroes be-
lieves in the American ideal-only
he has not learned to include the
Negro and the "furriner" in his
America. In effect, none of us is
without this sin. Among the most
liberal there exists blind area OF
prejudice.
We who work in the community
relations field have hammered at
the heart of this eternal struggle
for many years. 1t is not the
problem of a day or week. 1t has
been with us since our birth AZ a
nation. Still many miles from our
goal, we have, nevertheless, trav-
eIed far along the road toward hui
man equality charted by Jefferson,
Paine and their contemporaries.
And in these past several CEN
turtles, educatiOn-can it "educa-
tiOn for demOcracy"-has been the
most effective weapon in the war
for our souls.
There is a positive basis for this.
It stems from our normal view
which clings to an unreserved &C.
ceptance of the principle enunciat-
ed in the Declaration of Independ-
ence-a principle which Abraham
Lincoln characterized as "the
stumbling block in the path of the
bigot."
What is the educational APP
prOach?
Briefly, it means to make use of
modern teaching and communicate
ing techniques in search of a two
fold objective:
Ito create a climate of opin-
ion favorable to the American
Greed and unfavorable to preju-
dice.
2-To form those basic attitudes
on which good human relations are
built.
In our contemporary society, the
individuals opinions and attitudes
are formed and hammered into
line by cOnverging fOrces-the
newspaper he reads, the radio he
listens to, the films he sees, the
speeches he hears and those COM
munity institutions with which he
comes into contact and of when
he is part.
Generally, our success to date in
problems of group prejudice has
been of negative quality. We
have made bigotry questionable.
No public figure is willing today
to have himself labeled an anti
Semitic and even the reactionary
attempts to wrap himself in the
cloak of tolerance. We ought not
to be too proud of this achieve
ment. It was set-up, the cards
stacked in our favor.
Now, however, it appears we
are on the verge of a second sue
cess-this time a positive one
Americans have indicated as much
by their sudden willingness to
search the problem not only in
their troubled souls, but in full
view of all of us. The issues have
been brought out into the open
with the conviction that in the free
I'LL RECKER1C
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-18

It took the Second World War
finally to decide who had started
the First World War.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-18


''Third, among these crises
which we must meet, is the re.
neWed drive of native fascists and
NatiOnalists," Prof. Sheldon re-
veaIed.
"These enemies of our country
stick together, and it was no sur
prise to find that when we de-
stroyed the Columbians, persons
like Gerald L. K. Smith and Mer.
win K. Hart came rushing to their
defense, or at least picked that
moment to attack us. The motor
ious isolationist, John T. Flynn.
who used to head the New York
office of the American First Com
mittee, even wrote a whole PAM
phlet on the subject, which he got
the isolationist Chicago Tribune
to publish as series of articles"
perhaps the most dangerous
manifestation of this unity Of evil
forces is Smiths announcement Of
a great organization drive in the
South, for which he is now pas
sionately appealing to his follow
ers for funds" he said.
Senator Kilgore declared that
though we defeated Hitler and II
Duce, their American counterparts
are still carrying on their evil
plans in various sections of our
nation.
fortunately, there are many
brave, patriotic Americans who
are not afraid to expose these
Would-be HitIers," he said.
"These brave Americans are
carrying on in the tradition Of
Thomas Jefferson, that great pa
triot, who pointed out in 1917 that
ignorance and bigotry, like other
insanities, are incapable of self
government"
The former West Virginia jurist
said that the woman and man
who stands up and exposes totan'
tarianism and it's supporters Is
subjected to every form of Scorn
and viIIification.
fortunately, there are many
people who are not yielding TO
these insidious attacks" he de-
clared.
'The battle against intolerance
and greed must be carried lnIO
every community -. if we are ~
achieve true democracy. We muS'
work in our own communities 10
stamp out bigOtry and greeu'
Each of us must be ready at all
times to expose those who seer
to gain favor with the poor anu
downtrodden by offering them INC
cheap thrill of kicking arOunu
some other group, equally pun
and dOWn-trOdden.
Democracy if it is to SUE
coed . must be built on a Hin
foundation that reaches into oui
own backyards. We must Oru'l,
aside the cries of our bacKyaiu
cynics, the peddlers of hatred a'a
greed. We must tear down 'il'
barriers that exist between groups
We must replace fear with cou-
age, dissension with coopera'iO.e
and spread those doctrines ~,
every section of the nation "
living Democracy here at nOiast
we will be living proof to the leS -
of the world, that Democrat
offers every human being -
spective of his race or religion -
opportunity to live in dlgni'"
honesty, and in peace"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-18

Thought is so difficult that peo-
pie find it easier to fight than to
argue.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-04-18
President Congratulates
Anti-Nazi League

CONTINUED from Page One)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-26
Romunija odobrila
mirovno pogodbo

BUKAREsTA, %. augusta
Romunski parliament je danes ma
izvanredni seji soglasno ratifi-
ciral mirovno pogodbo. Pri rati-
fikaciji so bill prisotni vsi clani
Wade.
Po mirovni pogodbi bo Romu-
Mia, Xxi Sc je borila ma strani
osisca, placala Rusiji $3OO,OOO,-
600 reparacij, izgubila bo Besa-
rabijo, XII DO prikljucena Rusiji
in omejila DO svojo oborozeno
silo ma $4,000 vojakov, $4,000
ton bojnih ladij in ma 100 bor-
benin letal.
Poleg izgube Besapabije bo
Romunija odstopila Bolgariji
Dobrudzo, docim Sc njej prizna-
va Transilvanijo, XII jo je leta
1910 dobila Madzarska cd Men,
CHE in Italije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-26
British kabinet
ma vazni seji

LONDON, rs. avg. - Brit
ski kabinet Sc je danes sestal
ma nujnostni seji, ma kateri Sc
je pretresala moznost znizanja
zivilskih odmerkov in redukcija
ziveznega uvoza il Zedinjenih
drzav "a so do rs odstotkov.
Seja bo tudi razmotrivala po-
rocilo, katerega je prinesel ma
celnik britske misije, XII Sc je
prosli teden pogajal v Washing
tonu glede olajsanja pogojev
posojila, XII ga je Anglia dobi-
la v Ameriki.
Tozadevna pogajanja m e d
Ameriko in Anglijo so bila med
tenn odgodena. sef misije, Sir
Wilfred Eady je oh izstopu il
letala rekel, da so pogajanja po-
voljna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-26
K0ngresna broSura razkriva mocne
make faSizma tudi v Zed. drzzavah

WASHINGTON, %. augusta
-Kongresni pregled o fasizmu,
XII je bill danes obelodanjen v po-
sebni brosuri, razkriva fasizem
kot doktrino nasilja s progra-
nom, XII temelji ma agresivnih
predsodkih. Demokratski kon-
gresnik Patnam il Texasa, XII je
urgiral obelodanjenje dejstev
glede fasizma, je izjavil, da OBJ
stojajo "mocni znaki fasizma
tudi v Zedinjenih drzavah."
Do obelodanjenja pregleda o
fasizmu je prislo po vecmesec-
nih diskusijah v kongresu. Oh
priliki teh diskusij so nekateri
kongresniki, pod vodstvom kon-
gresnika Busbeya, poskusali
onemogociti tiskanje brosure,
ceS, da bi takSno raZkrinkanje
fasizma vodilo do blatenja GER
kve in velikega businessa.
Predgovor brosuri je spisal
kongresnik Patnam. v brosuri je
posebna pozornost posvecena ra-
stu in dvigu fasizma v Nemciji
in Italiji. Toda namen brosure
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-26

druzin. Oni so med najbolje OBJ
lecenimi ljudmi Jugoslaviji in
preprican sem, da so udani IT.
tu."
Pri javnih namescencih move
Jugoslavije nj korupcije
Andrica nato omenja, da Sc
bas sedaj gradi nova avtomobil-
ska costa med Beogradom in Ia
grebom, XII DO 26O mill dolga.
Sedanja costa je namrec ma ne
katerih krajih tako slaba, da so
mu transportni uradniki sami
svetovali, da svoj avto raje da
ma tovorni vlak, kakor pa da bi
pot v Zagreb napravil Z avtom.
ITO sem tudi storil," pise
clevelandski reporter, 'in dol
zan sem .zahvaliti sc vsem ze-
lezniskim uradnikom v Beogra-
du, XII so mi sli ma roko. I'll urad-
niki, XII delajo trdo in dodge ure
in XII imajo mnogo potreb "a sle-
herni tovorni voz, so storili vse,
kar so mogli, da so me varno
sprawl v Zagreb. In v nasprot-
ju z razmerami po drugih ball.
kanskih drzavah, sc nj zahteva-
10 cd meme nikakega 'posebnega
placila' katere koli vrste. Placal
sem samo redno tovorno pri-
stojbino.
"Odvazanje vojnih rusevin z
ulic je tudi eden izmed projek-
TOW, XII sc vrsi vetji del S pro
stovoljnim' delom. S slicnim de-
lom Sc gradijo tudi stevilne sole.
Nobenega dvoma nj, da sedanji
rezim v tenn pogledu vrsi veliko
delo, dasiravno bi sc moglo do
sti debatirati, koliko tega della
je 'prostovoljnega,' oziroma ka-
ko maj Sc to besedo tolmaci."
Andrica je o tenn govoril z vi
sokim vladimir uradnikom, XII
mu je dejal: "Ne briga me, kako
tolmacite 'prostovoljno delo.'
Poglavitno je,, da Sc gradi in
ustvarja. To je edino, kar steje."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-26
Papezev prelat
napaden v Istri?

Kot poroca italijanska casni-
karska agencija ANSA je skupi-
ma jugoslovanskih prebivalcev
malega mesta Lanisce v Istri ma
padla papezevega prelata Mon
signora Giacomo Ukmarja, ka-
terega je Vatikan postal v Istro
po napadu, XII je bill izvrsen ma
znanega trzaskega skofa Anto-
MO Santina.
Baje Sc Ukmar nahaja v boil
nisnici ma Reki resnimi po-
skodbami ma glavi. Dobil pa je
tudi par vbodov z nozem v obisti.
Porocilo, XII ga je postal IL IT,
sta Osgood Caruthers pa pravi,
da je mnozica oh tel priliki ubi-
la duhovnika Miro Bulesicha, XII
da je poskusal, da papezevega
prelata zasciti.
IL Vatikana nj v zvezi s TEN
nobenega komentarja in sploh
je porocilu precej nejasnosti.
Poudariti pa je treba, da te vesti
prinasa Jugoslaviji sovrazna
italijanska agencija ANSA in
istotako italijanski Macdonald
sticni casopis v Trstu "Voce
Liberia"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-26
ATTLEE PREKINIL
POClTNICE

LONDON, 25. avgusta-An-
gleski premier Clement Attlee je
prekinil svoje pocitnice in Sc po-
dial z letalom il severnega Wa
lesa v London, da prisostvuje iz-
redni seji kabineta. Pricakuje Sc,
da DO ia seja odobrila znizanje
odmerkov hrane in znizanje ste-
villa vojakov v oborozeni sill.
V London je dospel tudi Will
fred Eady, XII je naceloval angle
Ski financni delegaciji pri poga-
janjih V Washingtonu. Pricaku-
je Sc, da bo Eady podal obsezno
porocilo glede pogajanj z ameri-
skim financnim tajnikom John
Snyderjem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-26
v Kaliforniji je
organizirana tretja
poiticna stranka
Stranka bo podprIa
Wallacea "a predsedni-
skega kandidata

LOS ANGELES, rs. augusta
-Tu je bila organizirana tretja
politicna stranka, XII DO podprla
Henry A. Wallacea "a predsed-
niskega kandidata pri prihod-
njih volitvah.
Stranka, XII ina ime "Indepen-
dent Progressive Party of Calf
ornia,' je bila organizirana ma
sestanku vec kot 800 predstav-
nikov delavskih, civicnih in
manjsinskih grup. Glavni orga-
nizator in zacasni predsednik
je predsednik CIO unije Marine
Cooks and Stewards" Hugh
Bryson il San Francisco.
Program stranke je, da Sc bori
"a program tradiciji Franklina
D. Roosevelta, da zgradi novo
stranko, XII DO zagovarjala mir
i'll Zdruzene narode, da sc bori
"a delavske pravice in civilne
svobodscine, da zagovarja ena-
kopravnost "a vse in brez dis
kriminacije, da ojaei zavaroval-
nino proti starosti, bolezni in
brezposelnosti.
Nadalje je stranka proti kon-
troll dezele S strani monopolov
in proti "boom and bust" poll
tiki.
Oh priliki organiziranja
stranke je bila obelodanjena po-
sebna izjava, XII pojasnjuje ci-
lie stranke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-26
Y Rusijjii Gene =
Ivezu Ii padajo

MOSKVA, Is. avgusta-Cene
zivezu v moskovskih trgovinah
magic padajo. Ruske gospodinje
cutijo, 'da so nastopili najbolj
sijajni izgledi, kar jih. je bilo
cd izbruha vojne.
Padanje cen zivezu je "a sedaj
omejeno le ma nekatere pridelke.
Tako je cena mesu znizana "a
8 do 10 odstotkov, jajcem "a
10 do IL, krompirju "a 30, zelju
"a As, mleku pa "a Is odstotkov.
Rusko prebivalstvo je prepri-
cano, da je zetev bila tako uspe-
sna, da DO vlada v stanju izpol-
niti svojo obljubo, da Sc DO ra-
cioniranje kruha koncalo v te-
kocem letu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-26

pa je, da amerisko ljudstvo opo-
zori ma nevarnost fasizma tn.
Patman je izjavil, da mnogi
Americani smatrajo, da je ne
varnost fasizma izginila S pora-
zom Nemcije in Japonske. Po-
tenn nadaljuje:
"Toda mocni znaki kazejo, da
imamo fasizem tudi v nasi last
nj demokraticni druzbi. Res je,
da Sc to gibanje v Zedinjenih dr.
zavah poskusa skriti pod drugim
imenom in da sc ga ne nazivlje
fasizem.' Toda maj sc naziva ka-
kor koli, njegove posebne znacil-
nosti SO tako ocitne, da vzbuja-
jo vznemirjenje."
Patman je urgiral, maj Sc upo-
rabi vse mogoce nacine, da Sc
|nevarnost fasizma dezeli pod
bije. Posebno pa je opozoril ma
potrebo izobrazbe, ocuvanja pol
ne zaposlenosti in cujecnost de-
lavcev, ker da "fasizem ogroza
delavstvo bolj kot pa katero koli
drugo skupino.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-26
Hartley smatra, da novi
zakon Sc nj dovolj strog
Nov izbruh verske
borbe v Indiji

NEW DELHI, rs. avg. - Ma
m jah province Pojab so iz-
bruhnili novi krvavi boji med
muslimani in hindustanci, oziro-
ma med novo drzavo Pakistan
in Indijo, v katerih tolpe pozi-
gajo vasi in pobijajo pristase
nasprotnih skupin.
Koliko oseb je bilo ubitih in
ranjenih v novih bojih, "a en-
krat Sc nj znano, ker so komu-
nikacije v pokrajini vecji del
pretrgane.
Pakistanske oblasti dovolju-
jejo muslimanom lastovati oroz-
je, docim indijske oblasti Sc nj
so odpravile prepovedi proti po-
sedanju orozja, XII je bila ve-
ljavna, predno je India postala
neodvisna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-26
DE GAULE USTVARIL
POLITICNO STRANKO

PARIZ, rs. avgusta-General
Charles De Gaulle je danes for
malno ,naznanil, da je njegova
stranka Zbor francoskega ljud-
stva stopila ma politicno poor
nico. DE Gaulle vztraja, da so
njegova glavna tarca francoski
komunisti. Pozval je tudi, clane
drugih strank, mai podprejo ME
gov "zbor," ces, da DO ia zbral
okrog sebe ljudi Z razlicnimi po-
liticnimi prepricanji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-26
Russia protestira
pr0ti 0bnavljanju
nemSke industrijie

WASHINGTON, rs. augusta
-Sovjetska zveza je vlozila for
lnalni protest proti nacrtu Ze-
dijenjih draw "a obnovo men,
ske tezke industrije v Porurju.
V protestni mott Sovjetske
zveze je receno, da anglo-fran-
coska-ameriska konferenca, XII
Sc DO vrsila v Londonu, krsi do
locbe potsdamskega sporazuma,
XII pravijo, da bodo glede pro-
dukcije v Nemciji odlocale IT,
ste drzave, XII imajo posamezne
zone pod svojo okupacijo.
Uradniki drzavnega oddelka
so izjavili, da DO protest zavrzen
in da sc DO konferenco nadalje>
valo. Sovjetska nota pa DO obe-
lodanjena pozneje.
Predstavnik angleskega zuna-
MEGA ministrstva je izjavil, da
je sprejel podobno protestno no.
to, XII pa da DO Eavrzena, ker da
DO ma konferenci obravnavano
vprasanje obnove industrije v
anglo-ameriski okupacijski zoni
Nemcije.
Kar Sc tice sestankov angle
Skin predstavnikov v Washing
tonu, je razkrito, da Sc Anglia
nahaja v tezkem polozaju. Po-
sojilo je skoro potroseno, docim
je dvig cen ogromdo znizal
vrednost dolarja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-26
POVPRECNI ZASLUZEK
JE 81, 200 LETNO

WASHINGTON, Is. augusta
-Preteklega leta so Americani
zasluzili vec denarja, kot pa
kdaj koli poprej. Trgovinski od-
delek poroca, da je povprecni
American zasluzil v preteklem
letu 81 200, kar pomeni dvakrat
vec kot leta 1910, ko je povprec-
nj zasluzek znasal $575. (Koliko
povprecni Amerikanec porabi v
tel draginji, trgovinski oddelek
nj povedal). @
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-26
NEMIRI v INDIJI
SE NADALJUJEJO

NEW DELHI, Is. avgusta-V
Provinci Punjab Sc nemiri in
umori nadaljujejo navzlic napo-
rom Pandit Nehrua, XII je posku-
Sal umiriti prebivalstvo.
Province Punjaba, XII Sc naha-
ia v novem dominionu Pakista-
|nu, je odrezana cd ostale Indie.
Kot pravijo begunci, je samo v
|mestu Saikote bilo ubitih $500
oseb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-26
Councilman KovaGie
nina opoziciie

Anthony sKosan, XII je vlozil
kandidatske peticije "a coun-
cilmana v %. vardi, je naznanil,
da Sc je premislil in peticije
umaknil. To pomeni, da sedanji
councilman Edward Kovacic ne
bo incl proti-kandidata niti pri
primarnih in torej tudi ne pri
rednih volitvah v novembru. On
je edini clan mestne zbornice,
XII torej lahko ze danes rece, da
je njegova ponovna izvolitev "a
gotovljena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-26
v Jugoslaviji je yes narod
ma delu, poroCa T..Andrica

Potujoci reporter 'Cleveland Pressa' Theodore An
drca XII Sc ze vec nahaa potovanju central
nj Evrop po obsku Ceskoslovaske in Madzarske pred
kratkm dospel Jugosavo. Negova porocila il Prage
so ba vecije del ugodna Budimpest je nasel ulice
pone beracev in kar ga e tam najbo presenetilo pa
bila krdela otrok XII pro pacilu plesali igrai
srumente in izvajal trike. ostrem kontrastu
tenn poozaje Budimpesti, pa nj videl Belgradu
nobenega beracena in mesto XII e bilo voni zelo
seno, je danes csto in vecj del popravljeno