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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

ARMY OFFICER desires 2-bedroom house
y gnfuEni: assI1.r for adults. Gail GL. 1850
NAVL DOCTOR and wife urgently require
house or apartment; furn. or. unfurn;
erfr f. PfssEh k M sssa Wsn,
bedroom house; maximum $3.50 month.
Pais Perm. III iNTsa1oR STsa1 DEPT. ENG1NEER@a-
bedrm., unfurn house, vic Macarthur blvd
or, or Wiseonsin sn1 ave-; adults; owners care
hesda' CHEVY Chase. eoM Silver r0qse serine m Ser or
Aurora Hills section; family Of 4 adults:
manager WASHINGTON office Of national con-
references; will take good care of your
home. Phone MR.. BUTLER. Ma 419O. is
ENGLISH COUPLE and 2-yr:.old daugh-
M ns Souse berma Hs same rsae S
trict or Spring Valley commencing about
August 2S, Will sign years lease. PELL,
lIS Worthington dr.. Ho. l340 or OIL
ccoUPLE WITH CHILDREN need s-bed-
to sso MONTH"; hoae BE- ss or
SENATE sisl rTg EMpLoYE. wife, young daush- Iu
tefS, ts,rrl,s need d unfurn house pref bedrms
ARMY ARM 9S ooLoSEf; Ssff permanently assigned Rn.
desires 3.bedToom \, Y9I house, unturnished;
approximately sG s s1s5 sEts Ho, $685. af fsse
OR BEDRM. HOUSE OR APT, unfurn,
vic Friendship Heights or good NV. sec
sR ssR good Hn Eets syeel care assured Absut
COUPLE AND YR. OLD GIRL need
yeo GovhREMEsf asssai ft orFic1A1 FIJI wife, S csl-
s, asS @ section 'lls-" or Nd. $500 6a mo. A0Wi. VI
REGULAR NAVY DR.. and wife, desire q
bedrm. house or apt; desirable Sc. .loca-
ton; no. no children; pets prefer unfurn.;
YOUR YOU fttii uNFuRNIsHgD iiisHsI 2 or s-bedroom
home will be in dependable and response
tle hands. Congressional executive. wife,
erences SUBURBAN NV. sr preferred. aaounds rad
and home assured excellent care. An ap-
precjative tenant for particular owner.
IsS YouSG 45!VsT Naval fS OFFICER. wife. newborn
snd % small d1s desire two or three
TWO OR THREE BEDROOM house, unfur-
n1shed by doctor and wife: no children;
sMaEI HonsE sads needed mzss wife
and children; limit $50. DE. 93l9 after
REGULAR r e W ARMY OFFICER desires to rent
3-bedroom house, furnished or unfurnished;
sshed and si25 for itn furnished % 1Hs needed By
lington or NV: washington. Cali MAJ,
9KE TFRM cy ank sIRyeE g9qo EMs ET sag @ ags
due to heart condition of mother; require
house or apt, with bedroom and bath on 1st
floors: no stairs; will sign one-year lease
and pay mos. rent irN advance. TIE. 1923.
REGULAR ARMY OFFICER. with family
of two, desires two-bedroom unfurnished
apartment or house, proximity of Pentagon:
month. Republic 600, Ext. 3144. 1905.
2Os
ADULT Washington family desires fur
nlshed or unfurnished house, NV. section;
several months advance rent: excellent care
and references Woodley 1889.
or partly furn. house with garage in Dis
trict or nearby suburbs. MI 2303: after 5,
FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICER, wife,
mother, infant desire sublet furnished
house. October through December Call
GIL. 400. Ext TO- 2Oa
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MVVtNSs FASNis$0 0n0 St0NASa
GET YOUR MOVING AND HAULING at
RED BALL EXPRESS; reasonable rates,
24-hr. service. RA. 61s4. -19
MOVING BY VETERAN of experience. with
new truck, careful handling. Call any time;
reasonable rates. MR.. COOK. GIL. 5137.
EMPTY TRUCKS leaving town every day.
VETERANsNMoy,ns and hauling; new
trucks, responsible help: cargo insured;
VET VANS OF VIRGTNIA-Transfer, stor-
age, specialized packing and Grating and
shipping. All new equipment. Al white vet
hD 81 1sSl moSs Oh ass
service; furniture moyng7 7.a snd h na1ias oaas
VETERANS. starting business, will move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates;
light hauling speciality. GE. .4651.
ARMY VETERAN-Light loads, luggage
trunks hauled for very reasonable rates.
Call GE 1875, am. to pm,
BEvENEY TRANSFER, DU. 3s17. Local
and long distance moving, storage. Grating
LIGHT MOVING Jobs, quick deliveries:
trunks to and from depot any time: reason
able rates MI. 5065. 20H
EX-GI. MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
Reas. rates; will take your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on moving. JOHN
GLOVER, Gil $3.50, DE. $3.50. 19A
LONG-DISTANCE MOVING, full or part
loads: national movers. Call any time
EbELMAN's MOVING q STORAGE Co
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus FUR
storage; local, long dist. moving. IA. 2937.
Evening star., 1947-08-18
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WANTED-2 or 3 bedrm apt. or house;
convenient committing New York, rent to
S125. in exchange for new 2-bedrm. apt.
WILL EXCHANGE furn. house in Wash
ington suburbs for furn. or unfurn. apt.
or house in New York. Box 172-v, Star.
VIC. BUCKINGHAM FOR ALEX; modern
unfurn. 2-bedrm. apt. S79.50 for similar
apt. or house. Box 26-V. Star. is =,
in Northeast for similar apt in Northwest.
Phone FIR 1892 10
MODERN UNFURN, 1-bedroom apt, N Y,
reas. rent, for l or 2 bedroom apt. in
b. G. or vicinity. GE. 7949 to / pm and
AsRIINGfoN slsfl FOR WASHINGTON. isbed-
room apt, central location. CHI. 1855.
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ROOMS EuRklsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

3044 PA. AVE. S.E.-Two twin-bed rooms.
next to bath and shower; laund privIl;;
modern home; unlim. phone. vi. 22o3.
NICELY FURN. RM next to bath. for
lady or gentleman; allow guests: u blocks
from Lincoln Park carline. 1857 B st. Sc.
154s 4ist ST. s.E.-single girl, lovely, airy
room, next to bath. in brand-new PVT
home, laundry privileges: references. -Is
employed ladies, So each; 5 min. to Cap.
itol bus and streetcars; near corner. ~
616 G. ST. S.E.-Well-furn. double bedrm :,
next to bath, for refined couple. in clean
private home. FIR. 1912 after l I'm. IA
124? eth ST, S.W.-.1 single room and l
double, suitable for q. very conv. 70 navy
Yard, War College and Bureau OF EneraV-
ing Call RE hl47. -2O
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

COLLEGE PARK-Couple desire Groom.
/. Box 273-Y, Star. 22s
REGULAR NAVY OFFICER, permanently
assigned, and wife, ex-Navy nurse lex
pecting OCTOBER, desire i or bedroom
unfurnished apt. LU. 1850. 22'
VETERAN STUDENT, employed wife and
2 2-month-old son. desire apt. in Riyerdale
or vicinity, with day care OF child Ii pos
Sinle call LU 1921 lis
Evening star., 1947-08-18
APARTMENTS UNEURhIsHED.

1919 WARDER ST. NV, Apt. 2.A-1-rm
APT, CONSISTING OF RMS. and bath
on 2nd floor and rms. on 3rd floor. S125
monthly, including utilities. 205 End st.
Evening star., 1947-08-18
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WHITE COLONIAL HOUSE with 4 bed
rooms. solarium, large beautifully land
scaped lot. ideal for children. Located in
excellent. residential section Of Bloomfield
N. J. IN. Y. metro. area) with excellent
committing to Mania ttan. Buses " block
train 2 blocks: exchange for suitable house
In NV. or nearby Md. Write Box 56-Z,
Star. O0s
Evening star., 1947-08-18
APARTMENT SITES.

soned 4n-A, all utilities available, suitable
for or 4-story 12-unit apartments, near
50th st. ne. Owner saerifices for $4,000
1925 41st st. NV. OR. 21o0. la
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

COLLEGE PARK-Wanted nice furnished
room with board. private home, located
2 refined young ladies, starting college in
Sept; ref Write giving particulars to
LEON F. MESIROW, Ball Lakewood, rd.,
Baltimore Is, Md. 19s
LAW STUDENT desires room and board
in Arlington Court House Square area.
Call ar, So7o 30
Evening star., 1947-08-18
COUNTRY BOARD.
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

FULL OR PART-TIME CARE for small
girl in. licensed home. near Suitland. Md
Capitol Heights 1915. lis
Evening star., 1947-08-18
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

3-BEDROOM APT, excel. location, newly
decorated. 2o39 New Hampshire ave. n.w..
Evening star., 1947-08-18
ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

TEACHER Qady) desires room near Silver
Spring Intermediate School or Georgia ave.
Sept. 2. Box 1881. Star. 49,
Evening star., 1947-08-18

CHI CHEVY y CHASE, HAS i p; Ga real buy in, in I.
rm:, de luxe kit. screened rear porch, 3
j; s'':f q. f. R. III ss5!fs
Ssnn CHEyX cmAsa 9 5sf emss rss5,
for occupancy, in about 80 days; quality
construction throughout; featuring copper
pipes and eutserins slate root clear oak
0Gas bedrooms sT baths beDto10tne on and oor o0
floor, powder room, living room with fre-
Plaee dining room eaqipped kitchen and
i; SAUNDERS. co; NC; ,,'r. -ls,
nai1ted center han Srick eoIonia sitnate
on large wooded corner lot Just short
distance from the eonvenieness con OF Chevy
as with Fpae
ssa sa M Srssa Sm Ma Rs fqiik sAgsb iss
s2,s5o Down. balance on 1st trust pay
able approximately 500 per mo: including
detached brick home in beautiful sligo
Park Terrace: 3 bedrooms, living room
picket fence; gas &C. heat; conveniently
1sssssd ssos 4s s p Ru nw S7sq e. 1891 s
SILVER SPRING BUNGALOW, close In:
good family neighborhood; real good-Iook
ing frame home Of rooms and bath, with II,
heat, stove and refrigerator. garage: S12,-
500: needs So 900 cash. Possession in time
ssss 81 s'h9s and sLEx s2ss sH Rfssss sa1s NJ
BEDRM. AND BATH ON 1st FL-This
most attrac. brick home is located in the
best section of Chevy Chase. Nd. and is
in immaculate cond.:, list q. contains lovely
hv. rm,. cheerful din. rm;. lge; screened
and full bath; end a.. 2 twin-size bedrms..
and complete bath; excellent basement with
Law: oil heat: gear Raraze. r. A. TWEED
co. EN-. 1890 until pm. Id
Evening star., 1947-08-18

rooms. 2 baths, h.-wh h., oil burner; price,
$4,000; $4,000 cash.
800 blk Bird st. n.w:-3 complete apts..
with h.-wh., oil burner; S14,5oo; $4,000
cash.
200 blk Eye st nw-Nine rooms, bath,
h.-w.h.. 2-car brick garage; $4,000;
So, 1000 cash.
g rooms, bath, h.-w.h; S10,5O0,
1900 blk. 9TH st. n.w.-6 rooms, bath;
S5 900; 81 900 cash.
100 blk. Bladensburg rd ne. 1st
comm'l - 6 room. bath, Areola heat
GUY TIMER, 1929 11th st. NV,
North 1907 is
Evening star., 1947-08-18

GAR WOOD 16-ft. utility boat, 92-h.p
Chrysler marine engine: Americas most
beautiful utility boat; S2.427. delivered:
guaranteed; easy terms. Call Mr.. Blank,
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1437 irving st.
nw., AID. $500.
Evening star., 1947-08-18

1924 18th ST. NV. Hotel Farmington..
nee and switchboard. shady street. roomy
closets; housekeeping II desired: singles,
SATHEDRAL AVE. AT 18th ST. NV, near
Wardman Park Hotel; large room with
private bath; for 1 or 2 men; 500 GO
Oil. 90
Evening star., 1947-08-18

owner occupies part of 1st A.; this home
YOUR 1ne a. eseapes gea s fTonf Rnt
NA' S $3.50 Til ll r. 4. HUMPHRiEs hs5
asot0f aao BLk KS HSFSR ffsP1sS
Row brick home. with Income; 9 rooms;
sa1h auie f. a. al H6MpHRE h5s eh N keatoa sao sds
ES5a' fseo BIR iieGi 3st srRow brick: room rooms.
fa n As,ttos &C., sds g dsp RR
Most 'Rs Ens4 sFsa sTs
home in immaculate condition throughout.
Nes Nss u 0vsy dry nsdanem 5s 2na GS For
1HEssr es dfs5 iRd sPRS4Rfa RE Y ST.
SToo nsp t s4a7 Ga SILVER Spring. saIi M s
IN N ] lPPETwoRrH. near upshur and Georgia
ireplaees, h.,w. oil heat, deep lot, extend
ing to alley: buses and stores nearby; we'll
located place for S13,950. R. P. RIPLEY.
Realtor, Fsan H. sH; u a53s tsun. and eyes, 81
EovELY SS W BkicR kHsRei HOME, sos You St Mns n.
Here is q real home at reasonable price:
oak floors. chestnut trim, lovely basement
yard garage ,se. ideal location; 30 years eY-
sfo5oo open s0e sunaaS
: sSSs K. j. "a aye. sscx IS, NO; 4sss:, ,c.IlIs
N,
s. ss:5:
sonsble cost)-Mt. Pleasant, near 18th
new, new Hs.r sniy sis 900, S. .soa cash rsaui!sa
bal. $50 mo. ME. 1717, co. s4l4 or IA
GEoRGErowN-s1s,e5o. Vacant. 2 bed
,ms m 1h baths 1 odN dNrsplace n gsf kh hea. ,S Ss
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-Larse stucco on
corner lot. .75x92; beautiful porches, tile
one on first d. Property in new-house
e9PssR ss5eo eod PISS yhss Me-
FL SaT 8 %o 1sa! HOUSE near issh
ss sna f and BATH 1sTms .. Da'ai pSf
sHA5Fy aAssoezTSs, ise x 1sss
N NEAR sR BETHESDA AND SOMERSET area
in an established community. is a lovely
brick. bedrm.. 1Ha-bath home which will
sss b sEsEy EsiaE f01 ci
baie4T, aiGS 81 "o, sIEsMfiaDErAcHEp. .1a,oaoso.
sISSKETs sSH.sF AFooSHzxBS BMS.s5a *; oSSi # 5s
2-car garage. full basement. oil heat; 10.
it. lot; conv. to public and parochial
schools once open until g pm. Cal
Wo. 2300 to inspect. EDW. H. JONES &
FOREST GLEN RD., Silver Spring. S16.-i
s5O-3-bedrm. brick bungalow. near In
dian Spring Club: 2 bedrms. with BATH lily
rm and storage room on 2nd floor; full
basement. a-c heat: nicely HANDICAPPED;
possession with deed. ONCE open till 2
JONES Il CO. INC 20
UPPER PETWoRTH--20-ft. roy brick
arranged as two-family house In ine con-
piete kitchens. equipped with Tefriserator. |
stoves and sinks: convenient to schools
shown BY appt only. MR.. oREM. GE-
463e. DI 3346. -ls
Evening star., 1947-08-18

tConttnued On Next Psgs.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-03

e. ,sec prihodmji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-03

In vse to dere kakor plaz, XII ga
nj mogoee zaustaviti.
Zdelo Sc mu je, da Sc price
MIA tudi sam z Bunkom vred
pogrezati " to podrtijo, in cd
strahu je pricel drhteti. Da bi
Sc ubranil zlih slutenj in podob,
je zacel kricati:
"Kaj sem zagresil, kaj sem
storil, da je vse to prislo mad.
me? Ali nisem zivel vse zivlje.
ME, kakor Sc spodobi, ali nisem
delal kakor crna zivina, ali nj.
sem dajal vbogajme, ali nisem
molil in hodil v cerkev kako1
krist jan Ali nisem drzal
vedno S tistimi, XII zdaj vladajo
ali nisem pomagal tudi jaz
ustvarjati nase move drzave. Bo.
ril sem Sc zanjo, trpel sem "a
MO, cello zaprt sem bill zanjo
In vse skupaj je en- host. Use
skupaj ne pomaga. Ia katere
grehe Sc neki pokorim? To je
kar bi rad vedel, kar hocem We.
deti >"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-03
(Nadaljevamje)

"Tega tudi mislil nisem," je
sprawl sin il sebe, ne da bi Sc
premaknil. Cez nekaj casa pa je
dodal malodusno: "Mislil sem,
&c bi dobil denar pri posojilnici.
Potem bi bill vsaj dolzan lie ene-
mu
"Iz tega ne DO nic," ga je pre-
sekal oee, ko da bi kaj takega
pricakoval. "Ako ii posojilnica
da denar, potem DO grunt njen,
ne pa tvoj. III bos le najemnik. "
BON pa najemnik, kakor so
drugi =" Sc je skusal braniti
sin.
ITO Sc pravi, da bos Sci z
grunta malo pozneje. Ali bos S
tenn. kaj pridobil ?"
"Morda pridejo boljsi casi.
Medtem bodo tudi otroci dora
still in bilo bi laze :"
Ali start sina ze nj vec poslu-
Sal, ampak Sc je vedno bolj vda-
jal svojim mislim. Zdelo Sc je,
ko da bi sele zdaj zacel doume-
vati vso strahoto nesrece, XII sc
je zrusila ma njegov rod. Vedno
nemirneje je korakal po sobi.
'Naenkrat Sc je obrnil k sinu:
''In kdo te najbolj goni?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-03

gait mi ne more. Rekel mi je,
da komaj toliko zasluzi, da je "a
sproti. Tudi TAXA gospoda, ka-
krsen je on, nina kdo We kaj
prida J" .-s."-....e
Starima je ocividno odleglo. S
simon Ladejem sta Sc ze davno
zopet spoprijaznila, ceprav je
med simon uciteljem in med
NINA ter med domacijama Sc
lezala senca nekdanje dedissine.
Sin je kdaj pa kdaj prihajal k
NINA, zahajal pa je tudi v
Munkovo in Bunkovo hiso. z
lett, sta stara Munka zacutila
pred simon Ladejem nekaj ka.
kor nemirno vest, ceprav mu
tega nobeden nj primal. Oba
sta dobro vedela, da sina Sc
vedno .grize, ker cd vsega nju-
mega nekdanjega velikega imet-
ia razen solske izobrazbe res nj
dobil kaj prida. Vest sta 81 sku-
sala zagovarjatf s tenn, da te-
ga nista kriva onadva, pac pa
razmere, te so denar, XII ga je
Ladej dobil, tako nesramno raz-
vrednile. In ko sta slisala il
Bunkovih ust, da Ladej nj pri-
Sci ma dan kakimi starimi ocit-
XII, sta bila zadovoljna.
Start Munk pa sc nj mogel
dolgo tolaziti S tenn. Kmalu ie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-03
ROMAN SOSESKE


"Jelen. Rekel mi je, da mi da
stirinajst dni odloga; ako mu
do tega casa ne prinesem de-
maria, me DO izrocil sodniji. We
ste, kai to pomeni -. ? In &c
DO zagnal eden, bodo isto sto-
rili tudi drugi. Potem pa zau-
stavite plaz, ako morete "
"Jelen, ia tudi, ia prvi'. !"
Jelen je bill v Dobrijah slo-
venski trgovec, katerega SO po-
klicali v try narodni krogi kot
tekmeca proti tujerodcem, pred
vsem proti vsemogocnemu tr-
govcu Tripalu. Znano mu je bilo,
da je ia Jelen obogatel pred
vsem kmeckim denarjem. v
dust starega Munka Sc je stra-
hovito trgalo. Bilo bi re teda:j
planilo IL MEGA vse, kar Sc mu
je tam kopicilo, ako bi Bunk te-
daj polglasno ne dejal:
'Bil sem tudi pri Ladeju . "
"Pri Ladeju" sta sc tedaj
stara Munka oba hkrati zavze-
la.
I'm kaj je rekel?" je vprasal
oce.
"Ali tt je kaj ocital .. ?" ga
je prestrigla matt, XII Sc je spet
dvignila ma postelji.
"Nic mi nj ocital. Toda poma.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-03

v MEM spet pricelo vreti. We'd
no nagleje je korakal po sobi.
Pred seboj je yidel emo samo
veliko podrtijo tega, kar je gra-
dill in snoval vse zivljenje. Bun
kovina je izgubljena. Deset vnu-
kov in vnukinj je videl ma &C.
sti. Kan Sc bodo dejali ?
Ali bodo sli "a hlapce in dekle
sluzit po tujih hisah? v tovar-
no, v tisto crno posast, v kateri
jje vedno gledal ~nevarnost "a
kmecki stan "a start clo-
veski rod Kaj DO il vsega
tega? POSTAL bodo beraci, po-
tepuhi; prosti ljudje, katerih je
Jamnica ze zdaj prepolna. Pove-
cali bodo armada tiste odvecne
zlote Obrisi Munkove hise
ma drugem koncu gorice, XII jo
je videl v duhu pred seboj in XII
je Sc trdno stala ma svojem sta
rem mestu, ga MISC mogli pre-
vec potolaziti. To je bill lie del
njegovih sanj. VISA ia podrtija
Sc mu je rusila v nepojmljivih
okoliscinah. Kje je drzava, kje
je red? Kan bi clovek dal vse
te pojme? Sedaj goni Bunka Je-
len, ia pijanec, pref ga je gonil
Tripalo. Kje je tukaj razlika
med enim in drugim? Ali je nj
ali je res vse skupaj prevara
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-03
Della "a zenske

Strezajke. Izurjene; izvrstna plaza;
vecerno delo cd 4. do 1890 -
MaYflower Donut, 227 Euclid.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-03

Specialist "a move strehe ma domo-
viii. Prvovrstni material "a move
strehe je sedaj ma razpolago. Ia
takojsnjo postrezbo in ekspertno
delo, poklicite MIR. O'ROURKE. -
Izognite Sc pomladanskega navala,
posluzite Sc zmernih cen. Ma odpla-
ella. - MA $500.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-03
PosIuga

Pernata odeja izdelana kovtre.
Pridemo iskati in nazaj pripelje-
mo. Comfort Shop. 2020 East los
ST.. med Euclid in Carnegie Ave.
RA 2O24.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-03

Comptometer operatorica. strojepi-
ska. 5-dnevni tednik. Tedenska
plaza. American Steel & Wire.
MI l474.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-03

CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH AVTI
Hocete visoko ceno "a vas avto?
Mi platujemo najvisjo ceno; "a
vsak izdelek cd leta 1897 do 1947.
Mi potrebujemo te vrste in smo
pripravljeni placati veliko svoto,
da Sc zalozimo avti "a pomladan-
sko sezono. Zadovoljstvo je geslo
McDermotta. Prijazna in tocna po-
strezba. Odprto zvecer
|. McDERMoTT MOTORS
6535, Carnegie Ave-. HE $3.50
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-03

Stenografka-klerkinja. Zmozna mia
da zena; kino-industrija 5-dnevni
tednik; tedenska plaza. - Para
mount Pictures. Inc. 1875 e. 23 ST..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-03
Della "a n1oske

eEvLJAR kot poslovodja Boston
Shoe Repair v Erie, Pa. Tedenska
plaza. Ia podrobnosti poklicite
MA 8026.
Mladenis-strojepisec pri 20 letih;
mora imeti 1epo pisavo in biti ma
tancen "a delo v prodajnem oddel-
ku poslovodjem. Prilika "a pri-
uciti Sc prodajanja. Mr.. Mohrman,
MA 1912.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12

The relations between the pOliti-
cal prisoners and the women i'm
prisOned in an adjoining Jail are
extremely friendly. The latter
contains about twice as many in
mates, most of them Arabs con-
fined for criminal Offenses, as well
as seven Jews, of whom five were
sentenced for participation in ter
rOrist outbreaks. During the day
the "pOliticals" and the others
exchange conversation on a null
titude of subjects-including child
care, since many of the Arab
women have their infants with
them-thrOugh the wire fence
which divides the two sections.
The "politicals" envy the other
prisoners, even though their liv-
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on charges that are so shadowy,
so underlined, that the authorities
prefer not even to discuss them.
In almost any country in the
world, they would Immediately be
freed by the courts for lack of
evidence-but in Palestine the
police have now the final word.
These women are in sort of
penal limbo. There is not suffici-
ent evidence against them-even
by Palestine police standards-to
deport them to Kenya or to i'm
prison them formally cat the High
Commissioners pleasure" the eu-
phemistic term used to describe
indeterminate sentences that may
stretch out for years. There is
also the remote, but fearful, pos
sibility that one day a court will
order them freed and reprimand
the police.
Therefore, from every point Of
view, it is simpler to keep them
in the permanent status of "sus-
pects." To win a place in that
unhappy category is not difficult
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is the WOmen's Detention Camp.
No charges have ever been filed
against these women. They have
never been tried by military
courts, none Of them has been ar
raigned in a civil court. Their
only offense is that they are sus-
pected of being members of a
terrorist organization, or of hav-
ing engaged in some type of sub
versive activity. Some of them
may even have committed the
cardinal sin of learning too much
about certain police activities.
These prisoners are being held
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Women Prisoners Of Palestine

in Palestine. All that has to be
done is for a police officer to sub
nit a report marked SECRET
to. the dread "Committee OF
Three" which actually rules the
country, and state that for reasons
of public security such and such
a person should be detained.
The Committee-which consists
of the Commissioner for Special
Duties, a representative of the po-
lice and a representative of the
governments secretariat = rarely
turns down such request. It is
burdened with many matters of
high policy and, after all, if the
police think someone should be
detained, they must have some
reason for it.
This Committee deserves a spe-
cial article devoted solely to it.
It is almost all-pOwerful. 1t rules
on all matters military, political
and econOmic-and is virtually'in-
dependent of all local authority.
Only London can override it. Even
the High Commissioner, the Gen.
eraI Office in command of military
forces, and the Chief Secretary
of the government are influenced
by it's decisions.
The length of time that a sus-
pect is confined depends on the
pleasure of this Committee. Some
women have spent as much as
four and one-half years in the
Bethlehem Camp, but the average
term ranges around two and one
half years.
The women internees bear little
outward resemblance to prisoners.
Their clothes are brought from the
outside by friends and relatives.
They are allowed to read, to sew,
do embroidery, listen to the radio
and enjoy such other liberties.
But otherwise the villa is a prison
like other prisons. The women are
jammed together in barracks fash
ion in crowded rooms, they arise
at dawn and go to bed at sunset.
They are allowed visitors only
once in a fortnight.
Most of the girls in the prison
are well educated and highly in
telligent. Many of them "matric-
ulated" directly from high school;
others were teachers, nurses, office
workers. They are up on all polit-
ical developments and the camp
superintendent and the other
guards and officials come off a
poor second when they get into
discussions. That frequently leads
to ill-feeling on the part of the
warders, but it is not translated
into action. Their treatment of
the prisoners is quite correct"
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ing conditions are generally better,
for the other prisoners know when
their terms are up and the politi-
Gals remain confined at the gov
ernment'S Whim.
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BY BERYL CORALNIK
(Jewish Telegraphic Agency Correspondent

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