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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13
SEAL SALES
NET S2772

Sale of Christmas seals in I'm
ion county netted S2772.10 through
Jan. 10, it was reported at a meet
ing of the Board of Directors of
the Union county Tuberculosis
and Health association was held
at 2 p. m. Saturday in the County
board of Health office. There were
5000 letters mailed out and 2058
returned.
Officers attending were William
Coleman, president; H. w. Carr,
vice president; Mrs. Fred Gallo
way. secretary, Mrs. Harry South
ard, treasurer; Mrs. A. E. Pfarr,
executive secretary, and Mrs. Alvi
Graham, chairman executive COM
mittee; and the following town
ship chairmen:
Mrs. T. A. DAWN, Darby; Mrs.
Paul Tossey, Dover; Mrs. Wilbur
Parrish, Jackson; Mrs. Thad Sc
ely, Jerome; Mrs. J. o. Eddy,
Leesburg; Mrs. Charles Smith,
York. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wolff.
An outline of the free chest X
ray service being planned for Un-
ion county was given. This is be-
ing sponsored by the State Health
Department, with the cooperation
of the tuberculosis association.
No doubt through the holiday
rush, many pink seal sale envel-
Iopes were misplaced. 1t is hoped
that these will soon be mailed in,
as contributions are acceptable
anytime. A vote of thanks to each
and everyone who so kindly help
ed in any way, or contributed, so
that the Seal Sale might be sue
'cessful.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13
REDWOOD 4-H
PROGRAMMED

Special recognition was given
to members of nine All clubs of
Washington, Jackson and Clai-
bourne townships in the Rich
wood school at 8 p. m. Wednes-
day. Many outstanding achieve
ments have been won by these
boys and girls.
Bob Davis, of the Up and Com
ing Livestock club is attending
Ohio State university on schol-
arship which he won through All
Also from this club, Max Cowgirl
was a representative from Unior
county at the Ohio All Congress
at Ohio State university. The fol-
lowing members were on the
County Junior Fair Board: Edwin
Gulliford, Bob Kale, Rose Marie
Cowgirl, Joyce Hamilton, Max
Cowgirl, Bob Davis and Marian
Doyle.
HoI.or All club campers includ-
ed the following: Peul Speyer,
Marvin Perkins, Rose Marie Cow
gill and Mabel Warner. Several
girls won prizes on their exhib-
its at county and state Fairs.
Mabel Warner took first prize in
clothing judging Bob Davis was
a representative of Union coun-
ty at the State Union leadership
camp. Many boys and girls in this
group took prizes at the fairs and
are very proud of their projects.
A few of the clubs have already
organized for a bigger year for
1947
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13
COTTERMAN
AT REDWOOD
Capitol Professor
On Farm, Home Program

Second annual Redwood Farm
and Home day will be held in the
Redwood high school building in
Jan. Is. A diversified program has
been planned, in charge of Joe
Temple, president.
Speaker will be H. R. Cotter-
man, professor of education at
Capital university. He will begin
at $50 p. m. at the general ses-
sion with films and discussion
on farm safety.
This will be followed at 2 p. m.
by separate meetings for the men
and women. Mrs. c. F. Diehl will
conduct the ladies session and
give a demonstration on Saving
savers"
Featuring the mems session will
be a panel discussion on What
have we gained by the Soil Con-
servation in the past year, and
how can we use it,, and one on
the dairy program in Union coun-
| ty.
In addition to Prof. Cotter-
mans address, the evening ses-
sion will include group singing,
special numbers by the Claiborne
Grange, folk games and singing,
led by Marjorie Luh Ravis, of Ray
Imondd; and a corn and small grain
show and poster contest.
Prof. Cotterman was born on a
farm and is veteran Of World
War |. During tbo past four. years
he delivered more than 400 address
ses to civic, religious, rural and
educational groups. He will be
speaking on a subject of interest
to all people, since Prof. Cotter-
man has deep and abiding inter-
est in agriculture.
The grain show will be spon-
sored by the Redwood high
school F. F. A. boys, under the
direction of Mr.. Cochran, vocat-
lonal agriculture teacher. The
show will have classes for all hy-
brid corns grown in the vicinity,
and classes of wheat, oats, soy
beans, eggs, potatoes, alfalfa hay
and grass seed.
Ribbons will be awarded to
winners of these classes" Mr..
Temple pointed out, adding that
"all farmers of the community are
welcome to participate in these
classes" All grain must be in by
noon Jan. Is.
Officers, in addition to Mr..
Temple, are Bob Mather, vice pres
ident; and William Temple, Sec
retary-treaSurer.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13
AID OFFERED VENDORS
IN FILING TAX REPORTS

A sales tax examiner will be In
the Commissioners room in the
Union county Court house to as
sist vendors to file their sales
tax reports on Friday, Jan. "a,
and on Thursday, Jan. 30.
The examiner will be at the
Mayors office in the City build
ing in Redwood, on the afternoon
of Tuesday, Jan. 28.
The last day for filing sales
tax reports for the last six months
of 1916 is Friday, Jan. 81, after
which a penalty of 81 a day may
be assessed.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13
TRUSTEES ASK
TAX CHANGE
Want All Gas Revenue
To Go To Road Fund

Petition to have the one cent
of liquid fuel tax which now goes
into the States general fund re-
turned to the road fund was "a
dopted ~ the Union county As
sociation of Township Trustees
and Clerks as that group held its
annual reorganization meeting
in the Farm Bureau hall, Satur-
day morning.
| At the present time, Ohio lev
lies a tax of 4 cents per gallon
on gasoline. Of this amount, 3
cents is used for highway pur-
poses, some of it going back to
townships, villages and counties
and the rest remaining in the
State Highway fund. The fourth
cent, however, has in recent
years gone into the States gener-
al fund and used for purposes
other than highway maintenance
and construction.
Should this penny per gallon
be returned to highway purposes
and distributed on the same baS-
is as the other 3 cents gas tax,
all local subdivisions in the state
would benefit materially. Town
ships in Union county, for in
stance, would get an additional
S1400, approximately, each for
each for highway maintenance.
The Village of Marysville would
probably gain an extra $500 or
$4,000 per year to use on its
streets.
! Union county itself would bene-
fit proportionatley in its road and
bridge fund.
The petitions will be signed by
all members of the Union county
Trustees and Clerks group, and
directed to both the Legislature
and Governor Herbert.
| At last Saturdays meeting of
the group, John C. Wolff, Union
township, was re-inStalled as
president; R. B. Dildin, Clai-
bourne township, vice president;
and John Rupprecht, Paris town
ship, secretary-trreasurer.
Joe R. Thomas, of Hayesville,
president of the Ohio State Assoc
iaition of Township Trustees and
Clerks, attended the meeting to
install the officers and discuss
the Associations program for the
coming year.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13

Jackson, s. z" forward and Bud
Westlake, s. 912" center.
Three sophmores and three
freshmen comprise the Reserve
material. They are:
Sophmores-Bernard Cooley, g.
172" center; Dick Cocklin, s. liz"
guard; and Jim Rausch, s. 6" for
ward.
Freshmen-Bob Steele (y e S,
he's another of Broadway's wide
ly known basketball-playing
Steele family whose older broth
ers, Don, Jack and Johnny are
among the best players Union
county has ever had), s. 8" guard;
Clair Norris, s. ~ forward; and
George Westlake, S. A. guard.
Remainder of the squad in
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13
Double Holiday
Practically MI
on At Calendar

In 1947 the ouly double holiday
for most individuals will be Labor
Day, Sept. l.
The other recognized holidays
fall near mid-week, starting right
off with New Years Day.
Other mid-week holidays are:
Lincoln's Birthday, Feb. IL, a
Wednesday; Valentines Day, Feb.
IA, Memorial Day, May 80, the
Fourth of July, and Halloween,
Oct. 81, are all on Fridays, while
Election Day, Nov 4, and Armis-
tice Day, Nov. IL, are on Tuesday,
Thanksgiving, Nov. q, Christmas
Dec. 25, and New Years Day, 1948,
all fall on Thursdays.
Sunday holidays" in 1947 in
clude Columbus Day, Oct. II,
Mothers Day, May II, and Faith
er's Day, June Is. Custom would
put the observance of the Colum-
bus Day holiday on the following
Monday. Washington's Birthday
falls on Saturday, Feb. %.
The superstitious person will be
plagued with only one Friday the
18th in June, instead of the two
''hexed" days in September and
December of 1916.
The Easter season will be early
in 1947, falling on April 6 as COM
pared to April 21 in 1916. This
makes Lent start on Ash Wednes-
day, Feb. 19, in comparison with
Lent's beginning March 6, 1916.
Palm Sunday will be March 80,
and Good Friday, April 4.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13

cludes Bob Belville, Alfred Laugh
rey and Jack Coakley.
Coach of the Broadway team is
Supt. Byron Griffith, in his first
year at the Taylor township
school, but a veteran when il
comes to turning out winning
basketball combinations.
Broadway's schedule for the re-
mainder of the season is:
Jan. IA, Broadway VS.. New
California, at Plain City; Jan. IL,
York at Broadway; Jan. 81, Dow
er at Broadway; Jan. %, Broad
way at Rosewood; Jan. "a, Byhal-
ia at Broadway; Jan. %, Dover
at Marysville; Jan. 81, Redwood
at Broadway; and Feb. z, Watkins
at Broadway.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13

Union county's representative
to the General Assembly, Clifton
L. Caryl, bit himself off a large
chunk of work in connection with
this years session of the Legis-
lature when the House of Rep
resentatives was organized, last
week.
Mr. Caryl, beginning his fifth
term in the Legislature, was CIV
en- membership on three of the
most important committees in
the House, including chairman
ship of one.
Probably his most important
post will be that of chairman of
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13
1916 DEATHS
INCLUDE 18
VIOLENT ONES
8 OF These Checked
BY Coroners Caused
BY Automobile Accidents

The year 1916 was busy and
not particularly pleasant one for
Union county's coroners.
During the year, ]. M. Foster
and his successor, DR.. Albert M
Johnston, Investigated 21 deaths,
all except five violent. Two 9TH
er deaths, both the result of an ac-
lcident, were investigated by
Justice William H. Snodgrass, act
ing in the capacity of coroner one
day when Mr.. Foster could not be
reached.
Altogether, deaths checked by
the coroners during the year in
cluded five from natural causes
eight from automobile accidents
of all kinds, four suicides, one
homicide, two accidental drown
ings, one from airplane crash, one
from being trampled by bull, and
one accidental shooting.
Until he resigned as coroner
Sept. l, Mr. Foster investigated
the following deaths:
Investigated by Foster
April 3, Thomas Forrider, Rich
wood, heart attack.
April 27, David N. Stout, crush
ed chest from auto accident near
Redwood.
May 5, Mrs. Emma Atkinson
lcrushed skull from auto accident
near Redwood.
May 5, Charles A. Hendrickson
Claiborne township, suicide by
hanging.
July Is, LOTUS B. Brill, Milford
Center, suicide by hanging.
July 18, Harold E. Shoemaker
and Shirley J. Shoemaker, accid-
entail drowning in Liberty town
|ship.
July 81, Dwight T. McElroy
Redwood, homicide. Shot through
head
Aug. %, Henry A. Stuart Hush
Dover township, suicide by shoot
ing self through head.
Aug. "a, Mrs. Myrtle WORDS
York township, suicide by shoot.
ing self in head.
Aug. 20, Harry William Green
and Oscar j. Green, killed when
car was hit by train in Plain City
Investigated BY Johnston
The following deaths were in
vestigated by DR.. Johnston:
Sept. l, Linda Sue Major, Wash
ington township, pneumonia.
Oct. /, Benjamin Franklin
Hodge, Redwood, heart attack.
Oct. 5, Robert Wilford Blair,
Huntington, w. Va, killed in truck
crash at New California. (Two
others died in Columbus hocpit-
ais later from this same accident.) }
Oct. 27, Charles Godfrey Upson,
Columbus, killed in airplane crash
in Dover township.
Nov. 19, William P. Moder, Paris
township, mauled by bull.
Dec. S, John C. Retterer, Paris
township, heart attack.
Dec. 8, Chester Allen Cameron,
Darby township, heart attack.
Dec. 18, Mrs. Edith Pearl Will
liams, Marysville, killed in auto
accident southeast of New Calf
ornia.
Dec. 80, friedrich Dasher, Paris
township, accidental shooting.
Besides these, Justice Snod-
grass was called to investigate the
deaths of Rebecca Florence Lee
and Robert M. Lee, of Gallatin,
Tenn, killed in an auto truck col
lision seven miles north of Marys-
vile on the Kenton rd.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13
DELINQUENCY CHARGE.

Sheriff n. S. ROoSa Went tC
GAINESVILLE, Sunday, to pick up
LaVonne Baker, formerly of Ma
rysville, on an old warrant for
contributing to the delinquency
of her minor child. The woman
was expected to appear before
Juvenile Judge John w. Daley
today to answer to the months-old
charge.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13
FREDERICK IN HOSPITAL

H. E. Frederick, S. Maple ST.,
was rushed to Grant hospital Sat
urday evening, in the Faulkner
ambulance, after he was suddenly
stricken. Nature of his illness was
not disclosed. Mr. Frederick is
manager of Scots Mills, and was
head of the time rationing
program in Union county.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13
Council Approves
$4,000 to Run
MarysviI|e In 1874:
so Percent Incease
In Sewer Rentals Asked
Fire Contracts Approved

Appropriations amounting to$29683 operating
penses and other for Maryve during 97 appov
ed by Village Council in its regular meeting Thursday night
Increase rentals by 50 percent discussed and
fire protection with several surrounding town
ships accepted.
Other routine items also discussed during the meeting
Appropriations for the coming made the follow
ing basis:
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13
PICKED UP IN ARNOLD

Jack Mercer, rs, and Gertrude
Weakly, 16, were picked up at
Arnold, Friday night by Sheriff
H. S. Roosa, at the request of
Franklin county Juvenile author
tiles. The man and girl had been
living together in Arnold, Sher-
iff Roosa reported. He then turn
ed them over to the Franklin
county Sheriff's office.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13
PROBATE COURT
Named Administrator

John w. Curry has been named
administrator of the estate OF
Flora Curry, late of Redwood
under bond of $4,000. The Estate
is valued at $4305.83 and Allen
& Allen are attorneys. Joy Moy-
er Jay Evans and Herman Warye
are appraisers.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13
COURT NEWS
RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfers

Addie Lane, by affidavit, to
James Lane, lot in Martsville, 81.
A. c. Gross to William Case,
40.25 acres in Union township, 81.
c. B. and D. A. Stickell to z. E.
and Ruth Borland, 1920 acres in
Claiborne township. 81.
Laura and-H. B. Sarver to Dana
E. Sarver, lot in Marysville, $500.
S. R. and Olive Sharp to E. c.
and Mary Sedgwick, lot in Rich
wood, 81.
Service Discharges
From the Army-Lloyd J. Nc
Dowell, Wallace l.. Graham, Paul
Wenzel and Fred J. Orth.
From the Navy-Ped Wilbur
Jackson, and Paul William Thomp-
son
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13

Big Land Deal
The Louisiana Purchase doubled
the area of the United States
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-13

Dehydrated Cabbage
A half pound of dehydrated cab
bage makes four pounds tc be used
for slaw or cooking.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-08
BOZICNA DARILA IA
VOJAKE JE DOBRO
POSLATI DO Is. NOV.

WASHINGTON, 6. oktobra.
- Armada je danes apelirala
ma prijatelje in sorodnike voja-
kov, XII Sc nahajajo preko NOR
ia, maj jim posljejo bozicna da-
rila med Is. oktobrom in Is.
novembrom, tako da jih bodo
sigurno sprejeli "a Bozic.
Armada ne svetuje, da Sc v
paketih posilja hrano, obleko,
cigarette, sladscice, zvecilno gu
mo in toaletne potrebscine, ker
to vse lahko vojaki kupijo tam.
Darila je najboljse poslati v
lesenih, kovinastih ali pa vlak-
nastih zabojih. Teza paketa ne
SINE biti cez 70 funtov, obseg pa
ne vec kot 100 palcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-08
Plesna veselica drustva
"Collinwoodske Slovenke"
st. 22 SDZ

Cleveland, O. - Imamo Stiri
letne case in vsak ina svojo le-
poto. Tako tudi mesec oktober
ina svoj pomen, ko Sc narava
spremeni in pociva do pomladi.
Zato smo 81 "Collinwoodske
Slovenke" izbrale ia mesec re
pred 26 lett, ko smo ustanovile
to drustvo. Tako imamo vsako
leto v oktobru kaksno zabavno
prireditev in do sedaj Sc vedno
z lepim uspehom.
Letos bono priredile plesno
veselico v Slovenskem domu ma
Holmes Ave. Zacetek DO OBJ 8.
uri zvecer.
Vabim clanice tega drustva,
da Sc brez izjeme udelezite te
veselice, ker ma letni seji leta
1916 je bilo sklenjeno, da mora
vsaka clanica vzeti emo vstop-
nico, katera stane IS centov.
To velja, &c Sc udelezite vese-
lice ali pa ne.
Vabim tudi splosno obcin-
stvo, da 81 rezervirate ia vecer
"a plesno veselico "Collinwood-
skin Slovenk" in YAM zagotav-
liam mnogo zabave in razvedri-
la v krogu vasih prijateljev.
Odbor Sc pridno pripravlja,
da bo postregel lacnim in zej-
MIN. Intiharjev orkester bo pa
skrbel "a lepe valcke.
Torej ma svidenje II. okto-
bra v Slovenskem domu ma Hol-
mes Ave.
Fannie Brezovar, preds.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-08
KAKO JE z OTROSKO BOLNICO?

bolnisnice v Sloveniji oziroma
Pediatricne klinike (splosna xii
nika "a otroske bolezni in
zdravljenje) je bilo automatic
no vkljuceno v ia plan. Pred
videva Sc eel kolobar bolnisnic,
vsaka "a sorodne otroske bo-
lezni, XII maj bi v celoti tvorile
splosno pediatricno kliniko. L.
gradnja enc teh bolnisnic bo sla
ma racun sklada, XII ga je zbral
Slovenski ameriski narodni
svet. Ko sc to uresnici, bo do
sezen namen, XII ga je postavil
SANS, ko je odprl akcijo "a
zbiranje prispevkov v to svrho.
Ia realizacija pa bo dosezena
sele z dosego glavnega della pet
letnega plana. Kaj pa med
tenn?
Ministrstvo "a ljudsko zdrav-
je Ljudske republike Slovenije
je obvestilo SANS ze oh casu
njegove druge konvencije, da bi
ne bilo priporocljivo posiljati
n brane dolarje v Slovenijo
kajti "a material, XII je potre-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-08
8. oktobra 1047
L. DiSinfektOr:

/. Veliki disinfektor "a disin-
fekcijo cele postelje. 2. Mali dis
infektor "a disinfekcijo perila.
M. 4. Signalne naprave S kon-
trolnimi lucmi, perila, indika-
tori ter centralno kontrolo v
dezurni sobi in transformator-
il "a nizko napetost "a voltov
(bolnik klice zdravnika ali strez-
nico, da pritisne ma gumb in
prizge signalno luc ma hodni-
ku ali v kontrolni sobi).
5. Klicna signalna naprava "a
klicanje zdravniskega osebja po
zvocnikih.
N. Telefon in radio:
1. Avtomaticna telefonska
centrala S 4. zunanjimi prikljuc-
XII in 40: notranjimi aparati.
2. Radio centrala aparati ter
zvocniki v dnevnih prostorih in
slusali pod vzglavjem bolnika.
p. Keramicni material (tile)
1. Plosce "a oblogo stem ope-
racijskih prostorov a. belle in
b. rumene. 2 Plosce "a oblogo
stem sanitarnih prostorov. 3.
Plosce "a preobleko tai (ali kak
drug tax materially.
r. PrOfilnO ZeleZO: KotnO obli-
ke T, G. in u profilno zelezo "a
napravo raznih predmetov "a
bolniSnico.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-08
JUDEZ DELAVSKEGA RAZREDA

V italanskem parlamentu preteklega tedna vo-
die diskuse kaerih je bila odvsna usoda descarske
Wade de Gasperija.
Po ostrh napaih voditeljev obeh levicarskh strank
komunisticne in socalisticne e prcakovao, da bo|
levicarem uspeo vrec obast de Gasperijev rezm, XII
ina podporo lie kscanskih demokratov in neofasstov
XII je pravem ponenu besede vlada vrhnje plash in
klerkane reakcie Strene pa zmesal vodel takozva-
mega desnega kra socijastov Giuseppe Saragat XII e
sredni debat IL opozce prot de Gasperiu nenadoma
stop krscanskih demokratov in Jim pomagal, da
dob tako porebnh "a gasov vecine katerini e de
Gasper dobl zaupnco Tako e zaenkrat de Gasperev
zm, XII e pro izvedbi agrarnh REFORM proti Macdonald
zac in XII nina nobenega socijalnega programa srecno
prebredel krizo pomoco "socijalista' Saragata.
Razumljivo je, da taksno nenavadno bratimen
socijaisov predstavnik takozvane burzuazije imao
evcarski vodte kova enega Togliatti in Nennia pose
bno oznacbo Pri tenu gre bstveno vprasane
socalizma in socijascne doktrine, ko pa csto poll
cno potezo Saraga je sedaj obtozen da je izdajaec
deavskega razreda'' in kot prav komunscn voditelj
Togatti, nj prodal 80 srebrnkov, anpak e TIA
Judez prodal mone aneriskh dolarjev.
nedeljo SO konunsti in soc alisti priredii mani
festacije in shode XII vecem deu bile posvecene te
"Judezu deavskega razreda.' Pa tudi evcarski
sk nina dovo besed, da bi izraz gnus izdastvo XII
ga e sorl Saragat Socijalistcni vodelj Petro Nenn
e izav da Saragat "sabora svar delavstva; shodu
XII e vrsl Rimu, pa e mnozica talijanskega deav
stva zahtevaa, da Sc JudezaSaragata obesi.
S tem da je pon1ocjo "socijalsticnega Judeza do
bill parlamentu zaupnico pa de Gasperijeve tezave
koncale Jasno je da e Italia najbolj vaznih
bojnh poll konflktu dveh svetov in da bodo borbe
nadaljevae Sedanji de Gasperev rezim nj dost bojs
cd rezimov danasnj Grc ali pa cello Spaniji in &c
DO alanska reakcija ogrozena utegne povzroct
taksen polozaj, da bo revoucija neizogbna.
Prihodnjo nedeljo Sc bodo Rmu vrsile obcnske vo-
ltve XII bodo zope postave preskusno sile deavske
ga razreda in katoske reakcije Pri zadnjh vovah so
levcarske sranke zagae toda zupana MISC
dobe ker e de Gaspereva vlada ras nastavila 'komi
sarja kot pa da bi zupanski urad Vecnega mesta in
gavne trdnjave katolicanstva, izrocila komunistu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-08

To vprasanje je ma ustnicah
narsikaterega, bodisi omega, XII
je prispeval ia sklad in mar
1.-Two agitiral med svojimi znan-
ci in rojaki, ali bodisi tistega,
XII je yes cas- gledal ma to hu-
manitarno delo SANSa mega
tivno in cakal prilike "a de-
struktivno kritiko. Tenn sled
MIN SANS nj obvezan odgo-
varjati. Ia prve pa moramo Oh
TEN casu podati nekoliko pozi-
tivnih informacij in Jim zago-
toviti, da so Cd nase strani bill
podvzeti vsi mogoci koraki, da
Sc uresnici akcija "a izgradnjo
pediatricne klinike v Ljubljani.
V casu, ko smo mi Ameriki
zbirali denar v sklad otroske
bolnisnice, SO Sc Jugoslaviji
pripravljali velikanski nacrti "a
petletni plan izgradnje in pod
viga drzavne industrije, ekono-
mije, elektrifikacije, rudarstva,
gozdarstva, tehnike, ljudskega
zdravja, prosvete in vzgoje'
Vprasanje izgradnje otroske