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The Nome nugget., 1947-03-17
LIFTING THE LID AT JUNEAU
(Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One) employees.
 The House also passed its own bill increasing the school tax from $5 to $l0, also providing for a g. hour week for Territorial employ ees.
 A measure introduced in the Senate by unanimous consent Sat ,urday, then passed, provides a S70,OOO deficiency appropriation for the department of public wei fare for hospitalization of indi- gents under relief or destitution.
 The House passes two memorials to make improvements on the Snake River waterfront at Nome also that steps be taken to com plete the road from Seldovia to Yakalof Bay.
 Both Houses held hearings on the bill providing regulations for labor employers engaged in water transportation between Seattle and Alaska, principally involving long shoremen. Attorney General Riv- CTS endorsed the bill stating it would reduce the proposed ship ping rates 30 per cent.
 The Senate reconsiders the sal ary bill and finally passed it, up- ping salaries of department heads to S6,600, others S5,60O with four teen per cent increase for Terri trial employees.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-17
Stalin and Marshall Likely To Clash Over Aid Message

Continued From Page One matter as primarily between the United States and Russia.
 Some diplomats said Bevin's re- ported letter showed a British trend toward a secondary role in issues on which she could grace fully seek a neutral line.
 In meeting of deputy ministers the United States launched a plea for wider participation by smaller nations in drafting the peace for Germany. Ambassador Robert Murphy urged a formula that would admit 26 countries, instead of the four powers and l8 smaller countries heretofore invited to pre- sent their views to the deputies at London. Murphy's list added Mex ico, Bolivia, Iran and the Philip pines.
 Murphy was opposed by Soviet
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-17
indian Tribal Rights Supreme

WASHINGTON, (A0 - A deci- sion enjoined the Washington fish cries and game directors from in terfering with fishing by Quileute tribesmeh "in the Quileute River and tidal waters thereof, as fl flows through, borders upon, or touches the lands of the Quileute Indian river reservation or in the tidal waters of the Pacific ocean as said ocean borders upon or touches such reservation"
 Zimmerman said the courts ac- ton "has finally determined Indian tribal rights in ancestral fishing grounds" Indian office executives said the ruling gives all of the In dians from the Columbia river northward; who earn their living principally by fishing, the right to fish without state interference.
 Spokesmen for the national can nerS association and other indus try representatives, asked about the ruling, said they had not yet studied it.: They said such a ruling could react severely against Alas kan cannery enterprises, where companies fish in tidal waters off Indian reservations.
 One Indian office official said 10000 Indians in Southeastern Alaska. 10000 to t5,00O Aleuts and Eskim6es, %and perhaps 2,OOO Indians in,Washington state may benefit by the ruling.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-17
DAUGHTER BORN TO ALFRED HUFrS

A baby daughter weighing seven pounds and five ounces was born Sunday afternoon to MT. and Mrs. Alfred Huff.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-17
GENE BOURBON RECOVERING FROM APPENDECTOMY

Gene Bourbon underwent an emergency appendectomy opera tion at the hospital Saturday eve nipG. He is reported doing nicely.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-17
NERSHACK AND WALKER RECEIVE TRANSFER

Richard Nershack and Edward Walker were transferred last week to Anchorage. They are employed by the B. J. l.. Go.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-17

Newfoundland was discovered by John Cabot in l497. .,
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-17

societies which would never ac- complish anything.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-17
Special 21-doy excursion
 with stop-overs coon sale through April ], 1947

S Yes, Pan Americans brand.new travel plan, you fly by Clipper nearly all major Alaskan cities bargain prices At least 25 lower than regular roundrip fares You take 2l days for the round trip, including stop-overs .. for business for visiting and sightseeing.
 Tickets these bargain fares will be sold up to mid night April l947 flor excursion travel be completed by April 20 For help in planning your winter excursion by Flying Clipper get in touch with Pan American.
Evening star., 1947-11-30
Casey Jones
Rides Again

TITS real names Howard Jones,
LII but every year 100000 kids
call him Casey - for he's engineer
of the 75-foot train that whistles
around the ZOO at San Francisco.
Casey, master Snowman, looks
at his imaginary watch, signals to
a crew that isn't there, rattles out
an incoherent string of nowhere
towns - "Ashkidopolus, Frittzel-
pudding, Snizelpop and Chocolate
Junction" - and lets her roll.
He keeps the kids jumping all
the way, will palm an Easter egg
out of a tree, bananas out of BUSH
es and popcorn out of the steam
dome. Sometimes he'll slam on
the brakes and yell, "All out!
Evening star., 1947-11-30

Locomotives got a flat?' Again,
he'll set the throttle at a snail's
speed, jump out, run around to
the rear and try to push the train.
Probably the worlds most pop
ular engineer, Casey gets 1000
letters a year from youngsters.
A few years ago he thought he was
all through with railroading. He
was an engineer on a real railroad
then - the Napa Valley Calistoga
line. Twelve years of cab weather,
cinders and wind dulled his sight
and he had to retire. But he's back
in the cab again and kids all know
by the engines moan, that the
man at the throttle is Casey
Jones" Tom WEBER
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-15
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
- lKnow Americay ~ !

1A-F~-~ v ~ 9f'
Major General Thomas B. Lar
kin, Quartermaster General,
born in Louisburg, Wisconsin, 81
years ago.
DR. Stephen S. Visher of In
diana University, noted geogra-
pher, born in Chicago, so years
ago.
Most Rev. John T. McNicholas
of Cincinnati, Roman Catholic
archbishop, born in Ireland, 70
years ago.
Bishop Harold E. Sawyer, Pro-
testant Episcopal bishop of Erie,
Pa, born in Clinton, Conn, So
years ago.
Maxwell Anderson of New
York, noted playwright author,
born at Atlantic, Pa, SO years
ago.
Major General Roger B. Colt
on, retired, vice president OF
Federal Telephone and Radio,
born in North Carolina, 20
years ago.
Leroy A. Van Bomel, presi-
dent of the National Dairy Prod
ucts Corporation, New York
born in New York, 81 years ago
Francis J. Gavin, president OF
the Great Northern r. r., St
Paul, Mimi, born on Prince Ed
ward Island, Canada, 90 years
ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-15
MIAMI BEACH HIGH
BASKETBALL TEAM
WILL PLAY CONCHE

The Key West High School
Conchs team will meet in its
third game of the series, the
Miami Beach High School bas-
ketball team.
r. c. Cox, athletic director and
basketball coach, will accom-
pany the team to Key West. The
game will be played Friday, De-
cember 49,, in the High School
gym.
This will be the last game OF
the l947 year, as the school
closes for the Christmas holidays
the next day. The preliminary
game, which starts at Tbs, will
feature the high school girls var
sity team in action.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-15
EARL BALDWIN

Continued From Page Cne)
| joining individual allegiance to
the state upon civil service EN-
ployees,
Cousin OF Kiplina
Baldwin was born at Stourport,
Worcestershire, August 3, 1857.
His father Alfred Baldwin, was
an iron master. director of the
Great Western railway and MEM
Der Of parliament for Bewdley,
the constituency which sent THE
son steadily TO parliament from
1903 onwards. :.
Through his mother, he was a
first cousin of Rudyard ,Kipllng
and CT Sir Philip Bourne Jones,
son of the noted painter. Mrs.
Baldwin and the mothers of the
other two were daughters of Rev.
G. B. Macdonald, a noted Wes-
leyan clergyman.
Stanley Baldwin was educated
| at Harrow College and Cam
bridge University being gradll-
ated from the latter in 1888. His
first job was as day laboreF in
the family iron works. In 20
years he worked through the firm
TO dictatorship.
/ He first tried for parliament in
1906, suffering his only election
defeat when he ran for the seat
from Kidderminster. Tive years
later, On the death of his father,
he attained the family" seat
rom Bewdley.
| He was married September IL.
| 1892. to Miss Lucy Ridsdale OF
Rottingdean. She became her;
| husbands right hand man" in
politics and was made dame of
the British, empire by King
George for her world war, .serv-l
ices. Two sons and four ,daugh-
lers were born to them. ,>.e..,s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-15
THE SOCIAL WHIRL.

Continued From Page One)
the Turkish general staff Gen.
'Omurtak but more than 1000
crowded the buffet. Hot lamb
with rice, roasts of beef, turkey,
ham,, sandwiches, cakes and ices,
tempted.
\ The Greeks honored their min
ister of Foreign Affairs and Nine.
TSafdaris, the CzechoSlovakians,
JAN Masaryk their foreign min
istef. The Belgians entertained
for Prime Minister Paul Henri
Spaak, the Chinese for Foreign
Minister DR.. Wang Shih-Chieh.
Diplomats are celebrating ma
tional holidays, birthdays of rul-
ing families, religious days. One
of the biggest OF these so far was
the Soviet Embassy commemora-
ton of its October Revolution.
Andrea Vishinsky in the receiving
line and two elaborate buffets
were attractions but somehow
the affair lacked esprit, with few
er guests and less brass on hand
than on previous occasions,
The towns top hostesses, in
Guiding Mrs. George Mesta. who
has replaced the late fabulous
Mrs. Evalyn Walsh Mclean as
No. / party giver, are vying for
honors in spheres of their own.
Adding impetus TO the Whirli-
gig is the return of the legislators,
the comings and goings of mill
tary brass and the creation of the
new Defense Department, which
upset the rules for protocol long
followed by hostesSes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-15
SPORTS and
RECREATION

sIIiunIliliuIlIIilnnlnunlilnInlulIIifIliIlnilnuI
5WfMMING-South Beach. south
end of Duval Street.
DEEPSEA FISHING--Guh Dock.
west Caroline Street; Craig
Dock, north end Of Grinnell
Street.
BASEBALL-Games, usually on
Sunday afternoon, at Munich
pal Stadium, Duck Avenue
and 14th Street.
:oLF-Municipal Colt Course,
Stock Island.
cENNIS-Bayview Park On d.
vision Street (day and night
facilities).
0ASKETBALL-Outdoor courts
at South Beach and Bayview
Park.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Park.
SHUFFLEBOARD - Bayview
Park and South Beach.
PICNICKING-Tables at Bay
view Park.
cFiILDHEN'S PLAYGROUND -
Bayview Park.
COMFORT STATIONS-Bayview
Park.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-15
BOB'S SPORT SHOP, ADAMS
SOFTBALLERS MEET TONIGHT

Softball will hold the sports
limeiight tonight when Bob's
Sports shop, winners of the City
League Class A title and Adams
Dairy, the team which garnered
the Class B crown, tangle at 7:30
o'clock in Bayview Park for the
benefit of the March of Dimes.
These two teams, each of
which has claimed to be the
better squad, have fine records
in the City League, and with a
"grudge" to settle, the play
should be hard and fast.
George Lewis, manager of the
dairymen, commended that a play
off should have been held be-
tween the Glass A and B win
ners. Although there was some
discussion of such an arrange
ment, nothing was ever done
about ii until Dutch Goering,
manager of the Bob's team, and
Lewis agreed to the charity
series.
Goering had previously stated
his boys were willing to meet
"any team, any time" to prove
the relative merits of players.
Tonight's contest will be the
first two-out-of-t three game of
the series. The next game will
be next Monday night, and if a
third game is necessary it will
be played the following Monday
night. Admission will be Is cents
instead of the usual 10 cents.
Ellis Bradley, of the city re-
creation department, said the
series win be only an oppor-
tunity of settling arguments as
to which is the better team,
and standings in the City League
records will not be affected.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-15
SOVIET PEAKS NAMED

MOSCOW.-(AP) Two hitherto
unnamed mountains in the lofty
northwestern Pamirs have been
scaled and named. The first, g.
400 meters high, was named in
honor of the thirtieth anniver-
sary of the Soviet revolution.
The second, 1000 meters high,
was named Moscow Peak.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-15
ONE-MINUTE
SPORTS QUIZ

/. Who is the manager OF the
Boston Red Sox?
2. Who knocked out Joe Louis
in the 18th round in 1886?
3. Where will the next Louis
Walcott fight be held?
4. How many touchdowns did
Notre Dame score against South
ern Cal?
S. What football team ranked
third in the final National sports
writer's poll?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-15
LONG ARM OF TEXAS

TOKYO.-(AP).-U. S. civilians
working for the Army and
Navy in Japan have been mott
fled their income taxes will be
deducted from monthly salary
checks beginning January l.
There are 64,93l of them in ia
pan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-15

Italian mobiles of the 18th CEN.
tury often bolstered their self
esteem by stamping coats OF
arms on pavement tiles where
passersby could see them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-15
Cancel Games

The basketball games of the
City Recreation Department
League which We're scheduled
for this week on Tuesday.
wednesday and Thursday are
being cancelled.
These games will be played,
beginning on January 6, l948, at
the High School gym.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-15
The Weather
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: In
creasing cloudiness this after
noon followed by scattered
showers tonight and Tuesday.
Continued warm. Moderate to
fresh southeast and south winds.
occasionally moderately strong.
NOTE: Small craft warnings
displayed in Key West dis.
trict at noon.
Florida: Cloudy, occasional
rain. and showers extreme north
portion; partly cloudy with few
scattered showers south and GEN.
trail portions today, tonight and
Tuesday. Warmer central portion
today and extreme north portion
tonight and Tuesday; otherwise
little change in temperature.
East Gulf of Mexico. Small
craft warning displayed 600 am.
EST, today from east of St.
ST. Marks southwark to Sara
sofa. Fresh to moderately strong
Is to 35 miles per hous east to
southeast winds today, becoming
southeast to south tonight and
Tuesday. Moderate to fresh east
to southeast winds elsewhere to-
day, becoming southeast to south
tonight and Tuesday. Cloudy, &C.
casionaf rain showers extreme
north portion, partly cloudy else
where.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits: Moderate to fresh
east to southeast winds today,
becoming southeast to south to-
night and Tuesday: Cloudy with
occasional rain extreme north
portion, otherwise partly cloudy.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola;
Small craft warning displayed
from east of St. Marks south
ward to Sarasota. Elsewhere no
warnings have been issued.
REPORT .
Key West, Fla, Dec. IS, l947
Observation taken at 1880 am,
Eastern Standard Time. 4,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-15

Most of the best tea comes
from areas where a rainfall eX-
ceeds 100 inches a year.
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]. Joe Mccarthy.
2. Max Schmeling of Ger
many.
3. At Yankee Stadium.
4. Five. ..
5. Southern Methodist Uni
versity.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-15

Egyptians had a life expect
ancy of about % years at birth
during the time of the Roman
occupation. ....:.. a.,,-.,.,
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Tomorrow's Almanac
Eastern Standard Time)
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Continued From Page Cne)
joining individual allegiance to
the state upon civil service EN-
nInvees
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Key West, Fla, Dec. IS, l947
Observation taken at 1880 am,
Eastern Standard Time. !,
City Office)
Temperatures
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02
.Lep koncer+
Florence Une+iceve

Vceraj popoldne je podala
svoj prvi koncert Y Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd. Miss Florence Unetic in 81.
Ger pod pokroviteljstvom pew.
skega zbora Jadran.
Mlada pevka je dovrseno "a.
pela arije il raznih oper, nekaj
ameriskih ter vec slovenskih pc.
smi. Pole $ custvom, kar je bilo
posebno opaziti, ko je pela parti-
zanske pesmi, v katere je dala
srce in duso. Navzoci so jo ma
gradili z aplavzom in lepim cvet.
jem. -
Ma koncertu je bill navzoc tu-
di Mr.. Etbin Kristan S svojo So
progo. Miss Unetic .mu je poklo-
Mia lepo pesem in rdeco rozo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02
BOLGARIJA VLOzILA
PROTEST PROTI
AMER. cASTNIKU

SOFIA, 80. maja-Bolgar-
ska vlada je vlozila pri ameriski
vladi formalno pritozbo zaradi
postopanja nekega ameriskega
castnika, glede katerega pravi,
da je njegova prisotnost v Boil
gariji ''nezazeljiva.''
v pritozbi je receno, da je pol
kovnik John Struman, clan "a
vezniskega kontrolnega power
|jenistva, "obrekoval" sedanjo
vlado Bolgarije in Sovjetsko
zvezo.
Podobne obtozbe 50 naperjene
tudi proti nekaterim drugim
Amerilkancem IN proti DR.. Blago-
he Angelovu, Ii je zdravnik kon-
trolnega erjeniStva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02
FLORA MOCNIK

V bolnisnici je preminila po
stiri-mesecni bolezni Flora Mec-
nika, rojena Nika, stara 70 let.
Stanovala je ma 1908 Lucknow
Ave. Y Amerilxi Sc je nahajala
40 let in je bila clanica drustva
Mir, st. 142 SNPJ. Tukaj zapu-
Sea sedem otrok:: Rudolph, An
ton, Mrs. Ann Strahota, August,
Mrs. Mary Shopbell, John in
George, Is vnukov in enega pra-
vnuka ter vec sorodnikov. Po-
|greb se DO vrsil v sredo zjutraj
oh 8.45 uri Il zeletovega pogreb-
mega xavoda na 458 e. 152 st. v
|cerkev Marie Vnebovzete oh
$50 uri II nato na Calvary po-
|kopali5ce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02
De Gaulle hOce
a1nerisko pomoc

PARIZ, 81. maja - General
Charlesrde Gaulle je danes izja-
viii, da je potrebna socialna in
ekonomska obnova Francije, kar
pa bo odvisno cd pomoci Zedi-
njenih draw in cd naporov sa-
mih Francozov.
Svoje izjave je podal de Gualle
ma otvoritveni konferenci svoje
stranke "Zbora francoskega
ljudstva." Med ostalim je tudi
rekel, da bi obnova Francije po-
stavila dezelo ma svetovno lest
vico s Sovjetsko zvezo in Zedi-
njenimi drzavami, in da bi zato
morala Francija ostati ma zapa-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02
DE Casper apelira
ma ljudstyo, maj
podpre novo vlado
Komunisti in socialist
utegnejo ovreei vlado. v
kateri Sc nahaja 10
krseanskih demokratov

RIM, 81. maja. - Alcide de
Gasperi Sc je S posebnim radij-
skim apelom, obrnil ma italian
sko ljudstvo, da podpre njegovo
novo vlado, IL katere so izobce-
nj predstavniki mogocnih levi
carskih strank.
Komunisticna stranka je IL
dala proglas, v katerem je rece-
no, da memo clanstvo me sogla-
sa" in da "najostreje odklanja
de Gasperijevo solucijo vladne
krize." Podoben proglas je bill
objavljen v uradnem socialistic-
mem glasilu "Avanti', XII pravi,
da "bi sc novo ,vlado morale ta-
koj vreci."
Levicarji obtozujejo Vatikan,
da je incl svoje prste v vladni
krizi.
v now vladi de Gasperija sc
nahaja 10 krscanskih demokra-
tov in 5 "neodvisnih" clanov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02

in pol "a sobote in tridesetdnev-
no klavzulo "a koncanje pogod-
be-.
O'Neil je izjavil, da so pred
stavniki premogarjev zapustili
konferenco pol ure po njenem
pricetku in odsli domov. Harry
Moses, XII je zastopal obratoval-
ce premogovnikov je tudi izja-
vii, da smatra, da so pogajanja
napuscena.
O'Neill je izjavil casnikarjem,
da Sc "vse lahko pripeti cd Sc
daj pa do 1. julia, ko Sc bo pre-
nehalo vladno obratovanje meh-
kin premogovnikov, v kolikor
kongres ne pooblasti admin
stracijo, da podvzame svoje
lastne mere"
Misljenje O'Neilla je, da so
zahteve premogarjev "pretira-
ne". John L. Lewis pa nj podal
Sc nobene izjave v zvezi S pre-
kidom pogajanja.
v torek Sc bodo nadaljevala
odvojena pogajanja med Levi
som in juznimi obratovalci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02
CAROLINE BOROVAC

Vceraj opoldne je dospelo v
Cleveland truplo 30-letne Caro-
line Borovac, XII je nasla smrt v
gorecih plamenih ponesrecene-
ga letala v cetrtek v New Yor-
ku. Pokojna Miss Borovac je BIZ
la rojena v Clevelandu ter je
zadnja tri leta imela .sluzbo v
New Yorku. Ia Spominski dan
je nameravala priti v Cleve-
land ma obisk k svoji materi
Mrs. Agnes Kenik ma 3514 E.
So st. in sorodnikom. Takoj po
nesreti sta Sc brat in sestra
podala v New York, da uredita
vse potrebno, da Sc je truplo po-
slalo v Cleveland "a pokop. Po-
leg matere rojene Tomicie, do
ma il sela Mracen, okraj Kar-
lovac, zapusea sestro Mrs. Ame-
LILO Georgevich in brata George.
Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v torek zju-
traj oh 1890 uri IL Grdinovega
pogrebnega zavoda v cerkev sv.
Pavla ma e. 40 st. in nato ma
Calvary pokopalisee.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02
.GOvOr ambasadOrja
Save kOsanOvica

v petek zvecer Sc je povodom
konvencije SANSa vrsil v avdi.
toriju Slovenskega nar9dnega
donna velik ljudski shod. Dvora-
ma je bila nabito polna ljudstva,
XII je z zanimanjem in navduse-
MEM sledilo izvajanje odlicnih
govornikov.
Glavni govornik je bill amba-
sador Sava N. Kosanovic, XII je
med ostalim rekel:
"ce pomislimo, kako so So
vrazniki tloveskega napredka
napadali in blatili Washingtona,
Jeffersona in Lincolna- moze,
katerim danes vse clovestvo IL
kazuje najvisje spostovanje-
tedaj sem preprican, da sem pri
obrambi move Jugoslavije proti
onim, XII jo blatijo, zgodovin-
skega stalisca mnogo trdnejsi
poziciji kot pa so njeni blatilci.
SlOvanski narodi SO
stebri miru
s'Slovanski narodi, XII 50 bill
tako dolgo zrtve zatiranja in
krivicnosti, XII pa MISC nikdar
Dalje m 2. xtrani)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-02
Konvencga SANSa sprejela
siroko zasnovan program
Narod je pocastil
Etbina Kristana

v soboto zvecer Sc je v spod'
Mi dvorani Slovenskega narod.
mega donna ma St. Clair Ave. vr.
Sill velik banket ma cast Etbinu
Kristanu, XII je pred kratkim oh.
hajal 8O-letnico svojega plodo-
nosnega zivljenja. Navzocih je
bilo mad 500 oseb cd delegacije
SANSa in nasih ljudi il vseh de-
low Clevelanda.
Pozdrave in cestitke so prime
sli jubilantu odlicni gostje, med
mimi jugoslovanski ambassador
Sava N. Kosanovic, ambassador
ski svetnik dr.. Slavko Zore, ju-
goslovanska diplomatic dr.. Josip
Vilfan il Trsta in dr.. Josip Bri-
lei, pisatelj Louis Adamic,
predstavniki SNPJ, ABB in Ste
vilnih drugih nash ustanov.
Skupno in posamezno so ma
stopili pevci in pevke skoro vseh
nasih pevskih zborov v Cleve-
landu. Predstavniki raznih dru-
stew in ustanov so sivolasega,
toda telesno in duhovno nevrjet-
no cilega jubilanta obsuli z ne
stetimi sopki rdecih nagliev in
vrtnic.
Oh zakljucku Sc je veliki bo-
rec "a slovensko delovno ljud-
stvo ma obeh straneh oceana v
krasnih besedah zahvalil zbrani
mnozici "a izkazano priznanje
in jih pozival, da nadaljujejo z
borbo "a pravico in resnico. Bill
je to vecer, XII ga ne DO pozabil
nihce, XII mu je bill prica.