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Evening star., 1947-04-03
W. and |. Professor
Halls GI Students

The students of today are more
earnest, diligent, and seeking toward
the truth, Raymon johnson, a law
professor at Washington and Lee
University last night told the Wash
ington chapter of the schools alumni
association at a banquet in the May
flower Hotel.
'The classes of today are the best
have ever faced" he added. These
ex-servicemen who have faced
danger are now more mature. They
are more questioning and not sat-
isfied with usual answers"
Another speaker, Representative
Brown, Republican. of Ohio, and al,
alumnus. termed Washington and
Lee "a great force of good, which
has produced some good men,"
He introduced Senator Rever-
comb, Republican, of west Virginia,
| and also graduate. Senator Rev
ercomb discussed the traditions OF
the school and said that, in the difn-
culties Of life today, 1--WE need these
traditions" to face what may tran
spire.
Col. Milton Rogers, director of the
University's Bicentennial campaign
said the school Is attempting to raise
$3,000,0 900 to be used In connection
with the 200th anniversary celebra-
tion which will take place In two
years.
Representative Brown acted as
toastmaster at the function, which
was attended by many alumni
prominent in national and business
affairs. Randolph Rouse Is presi-
| dent Of the group.
Evening star., 1947-04-03
B. 90. Official AssaiIs
Tobey Move for Probe
OF SO-MiIIion Loan
BY the Associated Press

| BALTIMORE, April 3.-R. L. Sond-
grass, financial vice president of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, de-
scribed as astonishing" today Q
move by Senator Tobey, Republican
OF New Hampshire for investigation
of the Reconstruction Finance
Corps $50, ,0oo, 900 loan to the rail.
road.
In telegram to John D. Goodloe
member of the RFC board, Mr.
Snodgrass said:
With respect to your astonishing
message that Senator Tobey has
asked RFC to attempt to delay
mechanical steps incident to evi-
dencing adjustments in claims OF
creditors affected by Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Co. adjustment plan
call your attention to the following
facts:
81. Plan was approved by a special
United States district court.
20. Certiorari was denied by the
Supreme Court of the United States,
which court denied rehearing IN
October, 1916.
"3. Notices Of exchange of bonds
have been published in accordance
with court decree"
The telegram added that the B.
g. o. adjustment plan had first been
announced more than two and a
half years ago and was received
with widespread approval and ac-
claim"
The RFC loan was part of a rec
ord breaking s5o0,0o0,000 debt
adjustment plan approved by court
decree a year ago. The principal
objector to the plan In lengthy
hearings on 1t was Randolph Phil
lips, New York financial consultant,
who said he represented certain
bondholders.
Mrs. Phillips contended the rail-
road was able to meet its 1914 ma
tured obligations and that the plan
therefore was unnecessary.
Senator Tobey, chairman Of the
Senate Banking Committee, said
yesterday he had directed" the RFC
to furnish the committee "all files
and reeords"in connection with the
loan, which he termed clearly
Illegal"
He said the committee plans to
start hearings on the deal maybe
next week." contending the RFC
violated the law in buying new
bonds so the B. g. O. can retire its
existing debt to the agency.
Evening star., 1947-04-03
Is IN Milk Strike
Indicted BY. u 5. for
Delaying Mail Trains
By The Assoeioted Press

NEW ORLEANS, April s.. -Four
men are under arrest on Federal
charges and warrants are outstand-
ing for n others indicted for seiz-
|ure Of milk shipments, or retard-
ing the mails, IN the 16-day-old
milk strike Ia Louisianas Florida
parishes.
Meanwhile. Coy. Jimmie Davis
was reported at Baton Rouge to
be considering calling the State Leg
islature into special session to take
action on the strike.
Nonstriking dairymen conferred
with the Governor yesterday after
noon and demanded State protec-
Ition for their milk shipments, but
were given no promise by the Gov-
ernor.
A second conference scheduled for
last night failed to nlaterilize and
nonstriking dairymen who stood
outside the mansion until after
midnight departed without seeing
the Governor q second time.
The four men arrested by United
states Deputy Marshals at Amite,
Evening star., 1947-04-03

Ia. yesterday are RAilterd oonsEiy
former inspector for tho stAts Inn
Commission: g. i. Russell, prssi-
dent Of Amite Local No. l6. Dairy
Employer. Chauneurs and Maints-
nance Employees tAFL): Leonard
|Spinks, secretary Of the union, and
hey Simmons.
They were brought here and after
failure to post bond were taken to
parish Jail.
The Indictment Of Is men yestsr-
day came as q result ofthe halting
|of several trains at Amite, La, last
week. and the seizure and dumping
of their milk cargoes destined for
New Orleans.
Strikers have attempted 10 cut
of the city's milk supply as means
of forcing distributors here to re-
Evening star., 1947-04-03

PHILADELPHIA.-NEW ANA
HEAD-Dr. Edward L. Bortz.
81, has been named president
elect Of the American Medical
Association, the Board of Trus-
tees announced today In Chi
cago. He succeeds Dr.. Olin
West of Nashville. Tenn, who
resigned because OF Ill health.
DR.. Bortz has been associate
professor Of medicine ut the
Graduate School OF Medicine
at the University Of Pennsyl-
vania since 1882.
-AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1947-04-03
Indio Pays Monkey Bounty

Declaring that monkeys are the
greatest menace to agriculture, gov
ernment officials Of Orissa, India,
are offering rewards for all monkeys
killed
Evening star., 1947-04-03

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|terfat content.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-17
Arabs Mass To Oppose Partition Of Palestine

LONDON, (P)-Two Arab poli- ticians declared in news confer ence today that 14,000 armed Arabs were camped on Palestine borders to oppose partition of the Holy Land and that unified military command now is in ex- iStence."
 Mustafa Momen, Moslem bro- therhood representative from Cai- TO, said 10000 armed volunteers from the brotherhood were en- camped at Fl Arish, a coastal Egyptian town 25 miles from the Palestine frontier.
 He said 1000 other armed Arabs were spread out in small bands along the Syrian border and that, in addition, there were l,200 armed and organized mem- bers of the brotherhood inside Pal estine.
 The Jerusalem dispatch quoted an informed diplomatic source as saying today that 5000 Syrian troops were encamped at Kuneitra El Quneitra), five miles from the Palestine frontier.
 Izzedeen Ashawa Bey, who heads the newly organized Palestine Arab political mission to London, said the Arabs would oppose by all possible means any attempt to partition the Holy Land, and would not be deterred either by Russian or United States support of partition in the United Nations.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-17

Congress intent on serving special interests"
 The son of the late President told 600 delegates of CLOS na- tional convention that men like Senator Taft are seeking to serve the food spectators, the commodity speculator and are seeking to bring about infla- ton ."
 Roosevelt called "a real estate lobby the most ruthless lobby in Washington" and charged it with trying to prevent passage of the Taft-Ellender-W Wagner bill to ale viate the veterans housing short age.
 In calling for unity, young Roosevelt said: "We, the people, don't have the organization, the money or the somewhat preju- diced element in the press of America of the special interests"
 Just before his address, CIO president Philip Murray unveiled a replica of the memorial plaque to the late President Roosevelt which is to be set in the CIO me morial children's wing of the Georgetown University hospital in Washington.
 The plaque bore the legend, "A tribute to the man who strove for the dignity of the common man and his children and who over came tremendous physical handi- caps to give his beloved country leadership in democracy's greatest crisis"
 Expressing the thanks of his mother and family, young Roose- vetl said, "I know of no other me- morial which would have more pleased my father"
 The former Presidents son ap- peared before the convention the day after a demonstration of over whelming support on the part of the CIO for secretary of state Marshall and the American for eign policy.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-17
Steel Available: Auto Workers Go Back To Work

DETROIT, CP)-MOre than 28,- 900 auto workers, who have been idled because of steel shortages, were instructed today by Briggs Manufacturing com mpany and ChrySler corporation to return to work Monday.
 Employees of the Chrysler Ply mouth division have been idle since Oct. 3, while those of Dodge and De Soto divisions have been out since Oct 10. The ChrySler division had been operating at only 30 per cent of capacity since the latter date. In all, 10000 Chrysler corporation employees were affected by the layoffs.
 Briggs summoned 5000 men to return Monday and boht com panies said normal production schedules would be resumed Mon day.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-17
U. s. Fishermen Fear Competition From Japanese

WASHINGTON, LP)-Rep. Tol- lefson R.-Wash.D said yesterday he hopes to stir greater interest by the state department in the fishing industry and get interna- tional fishery negotiations placed in the hands of an official of pol icy-making rank.
 The fishing industry, particu- larly that of the west coast" Tol- lefson told a reporter lis much concerned about the state depart ment's apparent lack of interest in the fishing industry.
 Tt has no official of policy making rank who knows any thing about the fishing industry and our fishing people want such a man in the department to watch out for their interests in negotia- ting treaties"
 The Washingtonian said the fishing industry is particularly worried about how it will fare when. the Japanese peace treaty is negotiated.
 Our fishermen fear that the Japanese will be given rights to fish for salmon in Alaskan waters and this should not be permitted Tollefson said.
 They also fear the Japanese will be given exclusive rights to fish in the mandated islands where American fishing interests now are exploring the fishing banks and they think the depart ment should see to it that such rights are not granted the Japan csc.
 Our fishermen also are much concerned about the importation of fish products from Japan.
 Because of the lower scale of living, Japan is able to send to this country fish and fish prod ucts cheaper than the Americans can produce them. Such importa- tions should be limited"
 Tollefson said he intended to discuss he problems with the de- partment and urge the appoint ment of a top official to handle such questions.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-17
SUPERVISOR OF FRASER HALL GREAT-NIECE OF SEWARD

Miss Mary Seward Shields, who is supervisor of Fraser Hall at the Presbyterian Sheldon Jac O n school at Sitka came from New York City, intensely interested in the Territory and desiring to learn more about it first hand. She is
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-17
Doctor Advises Herbert Hoover to Cancel Speech

NEW YORK P)-Former Pres ident Herbert HooVer's cancella- ton of a speech last night was caused by his physicians sugges- ton that he ''curtail his schedule of social activities" his secretary said yesterday.
 The secretary said the former President, now 73, has been suf- fering from a case of shingles for the past six weeks, but now is well on the road to recovery" She reported he is carrying on his usual office activities and making weekly trips to Washington but that his physician had suggested he reduce his social activities to speed his recovery.
 Bruce Barton, former New York Congressman, announced Wednes- day night at a dinner opening the 75th anniversary fund raising campaign for Wellesley college that Hoover had cancelled a scheduled speech before the gath ering on his phySocian's orders.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-17
FDR, Jr., Blasts At Taft And The COP Congress

BOSTON, (P) - Franklin Del ano Roosevelt, Jr., called yester- day for union of labor, house. wives, farmers and war veterans to win the next election away from what he termed a "serVile
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-17

the great-niece of William H.
 Seward, secretary of state in President Lincoln's cabinet, who negotiated the purchase of Alaska.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-05
DruStveni kOledar
AUGUSTA

"a. augusta, nedelja. - Piknik
drustva "Nanos" st. 264
SNPJ ma prostorih Donna "a
padnih Slovencev, 6818 Deni-
son Ave.
49,, 60, 81. augusta in 1. sep
tembra, petek, soboto, nedeljo,
ponedeljek-Narodni dan SNIP
prve tri dni so priredbe v S.
N. Domu ma St. Clair Ave.,
piknik pa DO ma farmi SNPJ,
v slucaju dezja pa zabava v
SIND ma St. Clair Ave.
81. augusta, nedelja. - Drustvo
Velebit st. 544 SNPJ priredi
piknik ma prostorih Donna "a
padnih Slovencev, 6818 Deni-
son Ave.
SEPTEMBRA
7. septembra, nedelja - Pie S
krozka st. 1 Progresivnih Slo-
venk v SID ma Waterloo Rd.
IA. septembra, nedelja - PIE S
Memorial kluba v SID ma
Waterloo Rd.
FL. septembra, nedelja - Pie S
drustva st. 4276 TWO v SID
ma Waterloo Rd.
~. septembra, sobota. - Pies
drustva Naprej st. 5 SNIP v
SLOW. mar. domu ma St. Clair
Ave.
%. septembra, nedelja - Kon'
cert pevskega zbora Slavul..
v SID ma Waterloo Rd.
OKTOBRA
5. oktobra, nedelja - Priredite'
podr. st. 48 SANSa v SDI
ma Waterloo Rd.
5. oktobra, nedelja. - 1gra il
pies krozka st. 3 Prog. Slo
venk v SLOW. drust. domu NJ
Recher Ave.
II. oktobra, sobota. - Pies dl
Slovenske Sokolice stew. A
SNPJ v SLOW. mar. domu, n
St. Clair Ave.
IL. oktobra, nedelja-Ples dru
Stva Zdruzene Slovenke stev
% SDZ v SID ma Waterlo
Road
19. oktobra, nedelja - Plesn
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-05

zbirajte prispevke in material
"a progo, prirejajte kulturne
prireditve, katerih dobicek boste
poslali graditeljem proge, poma-
gate v vaseh druzinam, katerih
sinovi in hcere so odsli ma grad
njo proge, obdelati polje. S tenn
boste mnogo naredili "a mladin-
sko progo in ko DO zgrajena, bo-
ste lahko rekli: "Tudi mi smo
dali svoj delez pri najvecji akci-
il jugoslovanske mladine."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-05

Every major highway entering
Cleveland cuts across these color
full and wooded l2,500 acres of
unusual recreational areas. Well
developed, the parks provide So
miles of driveways along the
streams and through the wood
lands; sc miles of bride paths and
IS miles of foot trails. The rivers
widen into five lakes, covering 100
acres. There is swimming at
Huntington Reservation on the
shore of Lake Erie; in the 97-acre
lake at Hinkley Reservation and
in the two pools and two concrete
pools in other parks of the system.
Thirty-five picnic grounds pro-
vide 1875 tables and more than
500 fire-places in the park system,
which also has 43 baseball fields,
two golf courses (public). A
horseshoe courts and IS acres of
parking space.
Shelter houses, II in number,
are dotted through the parks with
lila comfort stations. Children's
camps number Is, and there are
five nature trails and two mu-
seums. .
Largest of the reservations is
that along Rocky River from De-
troit Avenue to Strongsville, with
i continuous park drive following
the valley Of the river to Berea.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-05
l947-1951
(Ponatis il "Pionirja")
5. augusta 1947

Leto 1899. Med ostalimi drza-
vami v Evropi je tudi Jugoslavi-
ia. Narava il je dala vse. Stroke
ravnine in visoke, z gozdovi po-
rasle planine, bujne planinske
reke, bistra jezera in modri Ja-
dram. Drob nase domovine je bo-
gat vseh rud, XII so ljudem po-
trebne "a lazje zivljenje.
A vendar-tako bogata dezela
je bila siromasna.
Kmetje so orali z lesenimi in
slabimi plugi. Delavci-v koli-
kor MISC bill brez dela-so dela-
Ii "a revno place. Vasi so bile "a
puscene, umazane, brez razsve-
tljave. Revscina in beda Sc je
poznala ma vsakem koraku.
Kako je bilo mogoce, da je BIZ
10 v tako bogati dezeli tako siro-
maStvo. Temu so bill krivi ta-
kratni oblastniki. MISC skrbeli
zato, kako zivi ljudstvo, temvec
cato, da bi sebi in svojim prija-
teljem v domovini in izven ME
ustvarili cim udobnejse zivlje-
ME.
Ko je bilo treba graditi indus
TRIO, temelj materialnega bla-
gostanja neke dezele, MISC gra-
dill tega, kar bi nasi dezeli bilo
potrebno, temvec ono, pri &C.
mer so najvec zasluzili.
Zato Sc pri mas industrija nj
razvijala. V kolikor pa Sc je raz-
vijala, je slo vse brez reda in ma
crta. Brezobziren rop je bill edi-
nj cilj. Kapitalisti so crpali IL
dezele ogromno bogastvo, a ljud-
stvo je ostajalo siromasno.
Zaradi takega stanja je bila
stara Jugoslavija kljub svojemu
bogastvu gospodarsko popolno'
ma nesamostojna drzava.
Skoraj vse stroje, automobile,
kamione, locomotive, bencin,
nafto in ostalo je uvazala il ino'
zemstva. Zato Sc je morala poko-
ravati Aeljam tujih kapitalistov
in sluziti njihovim interesom.
Osvobodili smo svojo domovi'
no in mic vec ne sluzimo tuj.
. Gem.
Bogastvo nase dezele je res
nase.
A to Sc nj dovolj, kajti teh DO
gastev zaradi zaostalosti in vol
mega opustosenja Sc ne moreno
v pOln1 merl 1ZkOrlStltl.
Industrijske panoge, XII jih
doslej nismo imeli
Marsikateri izmed vas, kadal
vidi ma ulici kamion, lahko ia
koj pove njegovo znamko in de
zelo liz katere je prisel. Ford,
"Chevrolet," "Opel," "Skoda,
it'd; domacih kamionov gotove
niste videli.
Cez pet let bodo po nasih ce
stah brneli kamioni izdelani Y
nasih tovarnah in il nasega ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-05
nimamo. Tako je tudi drugie pri

nimamo. Tako je tudi drugje pri
mas.
Plan predvideva kar najvecje
izkoriseanje rud in ostalega.
Pred vojno so trdili, da v Ju-
goslaviji sploh nj matte. Petro-
lejske druzbe so placevale
ogromne vsote takratnim oblast-
nixon, samo da ii ne bi gradili
rafinerij "a nafto, ampak jo ku-
povali cd njih.
Kaj ma to pravi mas plan?
Plan pravi, da bono 1851. le-
ia dali industriji 100000 ton naf-
te, to je 45O-krat vec kot leta
1899.
To so najosnovnejSi podatki il
nasega petletnega plana. Ko bo
ostvarjen, bo nasa domovina sto-
pila v vrsto gospodarsko mocnih
in neodvisnih draw.
z gospodarsko krepitvijo drza-
We Sc bo dvigalo tudi blagosta-
ME vseh delovnih ljudi. ziv-
ljenjski pogoji bodo boljsi, vsa-
kemu bo omogoceno zadostno
solanje, citanje knjig in drugi
pogoji kulturnega della. Poleg
tega mora mocna industrijska
drzava, kakrsna bo postala nasa,
imeti delavce, XII bodo vodili ME
no industrijo. Zato bo ustanov-
ljenih ma stotine Sol, v katerih Sc
bodo vzgajali bodoci mojstri,
tehniki, traktoristi, kombajner-
il. z nash visokih Sol bodo pri-
hajali novi inzenirji in kon-
struktorji, XII bodo S svojim de-
lom in izumi omogocali hitrej-
Sc izvrsevanje plana in priprav-
ljali teren "a novi plan, XII bo
sledil prvemu.
A pionirji?
Pionirji-to so vendar bodoci
mojstri, traktoristi, konstruktor-
il, inzenirji. In njihova naloga v
okviru petletnega plana je ja-
sna: ueiti Sc zavestno in pozrt-
vovalno. Ne gubiti dragocenega
casa, kajti domovina caka ma
njihovo pomoc.
Poleg besed ''petletni plan
lsta, zlasti nasi mladini in pio
nirjem, vedno pred ocmi Sc dive
besedi: Samac-Sarajevo.
Nova mladinska proga, XII je
gradimo v Bosni, je po besedat
marsala Tita prvi Glen v verig:
petletnega plana.
Mogoce ste Sc ze kdaj vprasa
Ii: zakaj ravno proga? Zakaj ne
kakSna tovarna ali rudnik?!
Ste posluSali v sredo, IA. ma
ia oddajo "a pionirje v Radiu
Ljubljana?
| V njej ste slisali te-le besede
... koliko bogastva skriva '
sebi bosanska zemlja!
Premog in zelezo. ze v pra
davnih cash SO bill prebivalc
bosanskega rudogorja kovinar
il. Pravijo, da clovek tam ne mo
re napraviti niti koraka, ne d;
bi stal mad premogom ali zele
zom. Skoraj 900 KIM zavzem;
bogati bazen med Zenico in Sa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-05

veselica drustva Washington
ZSZ v SID ma Waterloo Rd.
26. oktobra, nedelja - Plespa
veselica drustva Betsy Ross
ABB " SID ma Waterloo Rd.
26. oktobra, nedelja - Koncert
pew. zbora "Planina" v Slov.
mar. domu ma $3.50 Stanley
Ave., Maple Heights, o.
NOVEMBRA
2. novembra, nedelja - 25-let-
MICA drustva "Cvetoci Noble"
st. 45O SNPJ programom
in plesom v SLOW. drustvenem
domu ma Recher Ave.
2. novembra, nedelja - Pies
krozka st. 1 Progresivnih Slo-
venk v SID ma Waterloo Rd.
9. novembra, nedelja - Prize
ditev drustva Nv boz st. So
SNPJ v SID ma Waterloo
Rd.
16. novembra, nedelJa. - Pies
drustva Strugglers SNIP v
SID ma Waterloo Rd.
16. novembra, nedelja - Prire-
ditev podr. st. 1O6 SANSa v
SLOW. drust. .domu ma Recher
Ave.
%. novembra, nedelja - Kon-
cert pevskega zbora Jadran
v SID ma Waterloo Rd.
~. novembra, cetrtek - Kon-
cert pevskega zbora "Zarja"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-05
ENAKOPRAVNOST

priti do Zenice do Sarajeva sko-
ri sam premog., Milijarde ton
premoga leze tn.
Premog pa kopljejo samo v
treh rudnikih: V Zenici, Kaka-
nju in Brezi =.
Pa zelezo? Do sedaj SO ga ko-
pail samo v Varesu in Ljubiji...
ze zdavnaj so poznali nahaja-
lisca mangana okrog Cevljano-
vicev; geologi so ga nasli tudi
ma Ozrenu, pri Usori, v Zavido-
vicih
In krom, dragocena ruda bo-
docnosti, je v okolici Krivaje,
pri Dubostici in Tribiji, ma pro-
storu, XII meri ia KIM ..
Teslic, zepca, Maglaj-nahaja-
lisca magnezita, XII dale kovinam
veliko odpornost proti vrocini...
Nahajalisca laporja pri Kaka-
nju "a cementno industrijo {.
Bogate rezerve boksita, lesno
bogastvo razseznih gozdov, sila
bosanskih rex in Sc in Sc -.
To SO ma kratko in nitro pogle-
dana bogastva bosanske zemlje.
V prvem petletnem planu bono
zaceli S povecanim izkorisca-
MEM teh zakladov. Toda kako
jih bono vozili, kako jih bono
stavljali ma razpolago vsemu ma
semu ljudstvu, &c ne bono ime-
Ii potrebnih sredstev? &c ne bo
zeleznic in cest, &c ne bo loko-
motiv, vagonov in kamionov do
wolf, DO padel mas pet-letni plan
V vodo. Promet moramo pravo-
casno urediti, drugace nam vse
odrece svojo pokorscino. Ena "a
drugo sc bodo ustavile reke bla-
ga. Krizisca bodo natrpana, skla-
disca po toyarnah ne bodo imela
kan nalagati izdelanih stvari.
&c Sc ustavi gibanje prometa, &c
sc ustavi vlak, sc tenn ustavlj ja-
10 tudi tovarne.
Zgraditi prometne zile - to
je nasa naloga.
Sovjetski pisatelj Him pravi
v svoji knjigi "Povest velikem
nacrtu::"
"Voda 81 sama najde pot in
skoplje strugo. Premog, bonn
baz, les, zelezo in druge stvarj
pa 81 ne morejo same zgraditi
poti. Nasa dolznost je napraviti
jim cesto. Mi, ljudje, moramc
narediti pota, da DO drzavo po.
plavilo bogastvo. Tu moramc
narediti pot, tam zeleznico, drug
je zopet izkopati kanal, pa ure'
diti pristanisce, popraviti mo-
stove, nasipe, ceste :"
Ste re slisali pionirji te bese'
de? &c jih Sc niste, vtisnite S
jih dobro v spomin, sal VAN po
vedo, zakaj nasa mladina letos
gradi progo samac-Sarajevo.
Vem, Sc nekaj bi zdaj rad
= vprasali. Prav "a prav ne vpra
= sail - potozili bi radi: mi pa
l ne smemo ma progo samac -
Sarajevo! Kako maj potem dame
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-05
LET'S EXPLORE OHIO
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COURTESY
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SrANpAeO Oh co. ScHoY
way Department maintains more
than 500 clean AID convenient
roadside parks dotted along the
major routes.
From the white beaches of Lake
Erie to the mighty river that bears
her name, Ohio offers full sum-
mer of attractions for those who
seek fun in the sun.
Thirteen park districts have
been set up by cities and counties
in addition to the many state and
municipal parks. Perhaps the most
widely known is the Cleveland
Metropolitan Park District, which
includes nine reservations along
the rivers that surround metro
J politan Cleveland.