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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-07

In letter to The Citizen, three All-K
close followers of Key West base Hawai-
ball have listed an All-Star team of 10
which they claim should repre- of TIL
sent the city in spring games follow
against the Miami Tourists of the I'm
Florida International League, ball,
who are training here. fans,
The writer's, Evilio ]. Rueda, ers Il
left fielder for the Troians; John teams
A. Rivero. meat market proprie- Touri
tor. and Peter Varela, local bine
sportsman, also submitted sec out Of
ond and third teams. Chances of and r
an All-Star team playing the team
Tourists are virtually nil, howev- enous
or as the spring schedule has Miam
already been completed, in which 9Th
Miami will play two or three on an
teams Graders, Trojans and Blue merel
Sox) every Sunday. stronj
Nevertheless, an All-Key West Key
team will play the Havana Gu mittif
bans of the F. I. League ons Sun which
dav. April 6. consequently, the critic
All-Star team listed below might be in
form at least the nucleus of the start
FIRST TEAM
Dewitt Roberts tRaiders) Catcher -
"Bubber" Sweeting tRaiders) Pitcher go
cabe Lastres tBlue Sox) Pitcher Sc.
Clayton Sterling tRaiders) ~ LIST Base
Duke" Duke tTrojans) --- End Base
Esmond AlburY tRaidersl --r- 3rd Base
Armando Acevedo (Raiders) >, Shortstop
Cheta Baker tRaidersl Leftfield
Meme Domenech tTroiansl 4 centerfiel
Joe Mira (Pirates) ---.--- Rightfield
THIRD TEAM-Oscar Rodriguez tP
nero tPirates) and Charlie AlburY (Trt
nandez (Pirates). LIST base: B. Santana Il
peg (Biue Sox). 3rd base: Danny Lastre
Garcia tPiratesl. leftfield: E. Acevedo II
olo Acevedo blue Sox). rightfield. -
Reserves: Claude Valdez blue Sox
(Trojans): Jackie Carbonell tRaiders): Q
Sawyer tRaidersl: Mauldin tBlue Sox).
The first criticism leveled at the abe
old-time Key West fan who protested
be catching and Dewitt Roberts in cent
DEE on third. He described Hernandez
in Key West. This would make the fiji
with the exception of rightfield, where
Tony Alonzo of the Pirates.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-07

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The Nome nugget., 1947-09-24
Fishermen Ask
 Closed Territories At Juneau Hearing

JUNEAU, (4D - Opposition to elimination of the closed trolling season in the Cape Spencer Yaku- tat area was almost unanimous Monday among trollerS testjfying at the Sitka hearing on l948 fish cries regulations.
 Trollers also expressed favor for permanent closure of the re- zion between Icy Cape and Litpya Bay on grounds that the numcr- ouS small immature kings taken there indicate the area to be nursery grounds.
 Andrew Hope, principal spOkes man for the seiner group, propos- ed an earlier opening date for fishing in the Southeast Alaska area with definitely stated sea- sons.
 Hope also urged that trap oper- atOrS consent to a five year hUli- day in their Icy Straits and Chat ham Straits operations to restore pink salmon runs WithCu' neces- sity for complete closure. Tile fish and wildlife service had mention ed such closure as a possibility unless early escapement is secured and the runs develop by opening date.
 Similar proposals were re- ceived by telegram from fisher men at Hoonah, who suggested also that Seining be restricted to resident boats.
 Other fishermen also advocated establishment of definite seasons, longer seasons with longer week ly closed periods to allow uniform escapement, and uniform open dates for all of Southeast Alaska.
 Scene of the hearings, conductel l by the fish and Wildlife service, was to move to Craig today.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-24
CITY COUNCIL MET MONDAY NIGHT

The Nome City Council met last Monday evening for its regular session.
 It was reported that the bulk head was almost finished with Howard Green finishing the con- crete work this week.
 It was decided to straighten the rounded corner in front of the Gill lette property on Steadman Ave, now that the Thornton building has been moved, similar to the B Street approach to Front Street.
 Archie Ferguson applied for lots on Belmont Point and the Sand Spit, which the city prefers to lease than sell. He also asked for space on the east revetment near D street, for warehouse space for his proposed lighterage company.
 The revaluation of property will be completed the first week of Oc- tober it was estimated, the exten- sion of time being made due to the fact that personal property has been added to the survey.
 James Sutton was chosen as utility man for the fire depart ment. There were three applica- tionS.
 Councilman Bronson brought up the matter of complaints that chi!- dren were out after curfew. The council decided that they should be brought in and held until par ents came for them. Parents would be notified.
 It was agreed to start blowing the noon whistle again.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-24
Shriners Make Trip To Anchorage

SEATTLE, (P)-Jo D. Cook, po- tentate of Nile temple, and four other Shriners will fly to Anchor age in a Northwest Airlines plane tomorrow to assist in initiating a class of 50 into the order over the week Others on the ceremO- nial pilgrimage will be Kendall l.. Howe, assistant raban; James Fletcher, oriental guide; Frank T. Ostrander, recorder, and Leon Sutter, director of the second sec ton. They will return next Tues day. They made a similar trip to Alaska last year and helped ini- tiate a class at Ketchikan last June.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-24
Canadian Vessels Make Rate Hike

SEATTLE, CP)-A 30 per cent increase in freight rates on Cana dian Pacific Railway vessels ply ing between Vancouver, B. C., Vancouver Island and other Brit ish Columbia ports was announced Monday by George H. Baillie, new Pacific region vice president for the line.
 Discontinuance of the night boat service between Seattle and Van couver, effective Sept. 2S, also was announced. The shutdown will permit withdrawal of other vessels of the coastal fleet for overhaul ing.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-24

eratlOn nave known TWO SlOOdl wars; the world has been at war for about one-third of our adult lives. Consequently, we can be ex- cused if we have come to accept war as something that DOES hap pen. Yet l do not think we can continue to be excused if we re- fuse to shake ourselves out of this perniciOuS habit of thought and if we do not beat into the collective brains of humanity the realization that war DOES NOT have tc nap pen agin.
 unfortunately, simply stating this problem does not solve if. The trouble is that you cannot per suade people that there is going to be permanent peace so long as nations continue to prepare for m unnecessarily inevitable war. Pay ing lip service to the ideal of peace, on the one hand, and piling up armaments, on the other Sirl- ply does not make sense. But you cannot expect the leading nations of he world to cease preparing for war unless it is done on a collec- tive basis, honestly, unqualifiedly, wholeheartedly, and with no sus- picion of cheating on the part of anybody.
 Such a renunciation of war. not in words but in actual prac- tice, cannot be achieved unless there stands soldly behind it a very genuine and universal will to abandon war on the part Of the people as we'll as by their political leaders. And here again it is i'm perative that all peoples, making up all nations. subscribe to the proposition. The existence of will for war or even a wiling ness to entertain or tolerate th0 thought of war on the part of single nation, or people, howeve' small. would ieopardize the whole proposition.
 ITO persuade people everywhere that war is now impractical. su; cidal, and cruelty stupid mus therefore be one of our most com manding tasks. We must absolute ly drill into peoples consciousness this idea. Never again shall n; tions resort to war. And the em phasis should be placed on tha word: Never
 When will the people Of Il world stop thinking in terms of peace. and accept as automatic Il premise that war shall never conc again."
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-24
Lasting Peace Hangs On Public Attitude
 Says U. N. Secretary

We can gain lasting peace in our time," declared Trygve Lie, secretary general of the United Nations, writing in the current iS- sue of The Rotarian magazine. The answer lies in changing the minds of men from preparing for war" to preparing for peace.
 Those who can content them- selves with the prospect of :: teln- pOrary respite (vacatiOnD frOrn war are either more concerned dbuu; themselves and the immediate present than they are about then children'S and mankind'S fIture,' says MT. Lie, "or, what is more probably true, they have just lot thought the whole prob e m through.
 The first basis for an enduring peace is the acceptance by all peO- pie of this idea of 'permanency.' not as a dream or distant goal, bu. as the immediate bare minimum of what they desire and demand.
 It is illogical to divert wealth into armamentS and supplies for war, MT. Lie suggests, when: "it IS as simple as tWo-and-tWo make four to show that we cannoE satis- fly even the bareSt needs of our peoples for food, shelter, heat, and clothing, to say nothing of the nor nal amenities of human eXlst- ence, unless the individual gov, ernments concentrate every last scrap of their resources and ener- gies on these elementary prob lemS."
 While agreeing with the princi- pie expressed by pr. Arthur Il. Compton in an earlier issue O. The ROtarian magazine that a peace of 20 to 30 years might well be- come permanent, Mr. Lie rein forces the famous nuclear phyaj- cjsts suggestion: No sane nan or woman can be content with a holi- day from war. The hard inescapa- ble fact is that we must never. never experience it again, The next war can very well be clvj.- za.ion's last, in more ways tho one"
 To those who argue that the United Nations cannot p"eNyl. war because it is not yet perla~.. MT. Lie answers:
 "Our difficulty arises partly at least from habit. We of my gen
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-24
Taft Hecklers Will Aid Republicans
 Win Election

Continued rom Page One) declared the bill does not prohibit labor'S right to strike.
 In event some provisions will not properly apply to particular situations or particular indus tries," Taft said a Congressional committe already set up, will in vite labor and management to pro- pose amendments or change provisions which do not seem to be working out as intended"
 He denied the new law is slave labor" legislation, saying:
 II do not believe that we can maintain the system of free com petition unless there is a right to strike when an agreement cannot be reached. A prohibition of that right would lead to a completely regimented economy"
 Taft asserted that a ban on the strike would require the creation of a government board to fix wages, hours and other working conditions. This in turn, he said, would lead one party or the other to delay procedure in the hope that ''he might get better treat ment from a government board" Government fixing of wages would bring price-fixing and fi- nally regulation of distribution, , he charged.
 Previously Taft had been in- jured in the confusion of a rail station demonstration that Wilbur Zundel, president of the Young Mems Republican club, had said "could only have been put on by Communists"
 As placard-bearing picketers mingled with cheering admirers of the Ohio Senator, a nervous driver slammed a car door on Taft's left hand. Dr. Donald T. Hall, a relative by marriage. said after sewing six stitches in Taft's hand that the wound would leave no permanent injury.
 The mishap occurred when the Ohio Senator ordered the cal stopped to take aboard Rep. Ho- mer R. Jones R.-Wash.D. who voted against the Taft-Hartley bill. Last year Jones defeated for mer Rep Hugh de Lacy. Demo crat, who led the railroad station hecklerS.
 Confronted by organized boo ing, Taft told last nights audience that such treatment as he was re- ceiving and had been subjected to at the railroad station could only result in helping "the Republicans win the next election"
 Mrs. Taft, introduced from the stage, remarked smilingly that the picket line through which she had walked with her husband to eu.or the hall "booed in a rather half hearted way She added that "bv the broad way some of them smil- ed, I'm sure sley must be Repub- licanS."
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-24
HONEST THIEF LEAVES RECEIPT

PORTLAND, Ore. (P) - The masked robber who took S65.54 from the Commodore Hotel left a receipt. Received of Hotel Com modore, $65.54." It was signed, Thief"
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-24

It took seventy years to write the English Oxford dictionary.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-24

Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17

je vceraj porocala, da je mno-
go prvorazrednih restavracij
bio prisiljenih drage masne je-
di crtati z jedilnih listov, ker
je malo ljudi, XII so v stanju pla-
cati zanje. v Bostonu je pred
sednik narodne zveze konzu-
merjev apeliral, da Sc kongres
takoj sklice k izrednemu Ease
danju, XII maj bi takoj ukazal
"zamrznjenje" obstojecih cen
in podvzel preiskavo, XII mai bi
dognala vzroke rastoce dragi-
ME.
CIO unije sirom dezele vodi.
jo protestne' akcije in apelirajo
ma delavstvo, da gredo v boz
proti draginji z organiziranjem
zadruznih nakupovalnih in kon-
! zumnih drustev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
Ljudstvo Sc vznemirja vsled rastocih cen;
restavracije crtajo draga mesna jedila

Zvezna vlada je vceraj apeli-
rala ma zitne borze v Chicagu,
Kansas City in Minneapolisu,
da odredijo zvisanje naplacil
pri spekulaciji z zitom, da sc
ustavi val dvigajocih cen, ka-
tere grozijo ustaviti nakupova-
ME IL .inozemstva in povecati
pomanjkanje hrane sirom sve.
ia.
Takoj "a tenn so Gene ma zit.
nih borzah zdrknile navzdol
v Chicagu pa SO Sc istocasno
Gene zivini dvignile v move re-
kordne visine. Diva vagona pr.
vovrstnih volov je bio proda'
nih po $35.75 "a sto funtov Ii
We teze.
Zveza lastnikov restavraci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
Kitajski kOmunisti
so nenadO1na udarili
po Ciangovi armadi

PEIPING, II. septembra-Ce.
te kitajske ljudske (komunistic.
ne) armade so nenadoma izvr-
sile predor 80 mill zapadno cd
glavnega mesta Nankinga.
Sama vladna porocila pravijo
da je polozaj kriticen, kajti ofen.
ziva Sc vrsi v neposredni blizini
glavnega sedeza nacionalisticne
Wade Ciang Kajseka.
Porocilo pravi, da Sc komuni.
sti nahajajo v predmestju Hofia
XII je oddaljen cd Nankinga vse.
ga 90 mill in je najbolj vazno
mesto province AnWei. Naciona-
listicne cete so bile takoj posla-
ne kot pojacanje garnizonu v
podrocju Hofia.
Ciangove cete Sc poskusajo
zoperstavljati tudi ljudski ar
madi, XII ogroza mesto Anking.
(Anking Sc nahaja ma Rumeni
reki in je oddaljen cd Nankinga
145 milj).
Nacionalisticni krogi Sc boji-
jo, da bodo komunisti zaceli z
ofenzivo ma zeleznisko progo
Nanking-sangaj in da Sc bodo
izkrcali ma drugo obalo reke
Jangtze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
AMERIKA JE IZOBcILA
GRSKO VLADO, PRAVI
MOSKOVSKI RADIO

LONDON, II. septembra -
Moskovski radio je danes obtozi]
ameriske predstavnike v Ateni,
da so povzrocili nedavno krizo
Wade v Grciji, ko so enostavno
ukinili stare vlado in sestavili
novo.
Moskovski radio pravi, da so
ameriski ambassador Lincoln
MacVeagh, sef ameriske misije
v Grciji Dwight Griswold in po-
sebni poslanik drzavnega oddel-
ka 10y Henderson postopali ma
nacin, kateremu nj najti prime
re niti il casa angleske domina-
cije.
"Ameriska pomoc Grciji je
imela "a posledico, da so sc
Americani polastili glavnih pozi-
eli v grski ekonomiji,' je izjavil
radio in pristavil, da vsled tega
sledijo nadaljne posiljke ameri-
skega orozja "a "zatiranje gr-
skega ljudstva."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
Y nevihti in
poplavi zginilo
$3.50 Japoncev

TOXIC, II. septembra - Ne
popolna porocila ameriske voia-
ske Wade pravijo, da je sest
prefekturah, XII jih je udarila
nevihta in poplave, izginilo 2,28O
Japoncev.
Poplava, XII Sc je razsirila Sc
verno cd Tokija, je unicila okrog
100000 his. Zbrisana povrsja
zemlje sta bill dive mesti srednje
velikosti, docim je poplavljeno
vecje stevilo vasi, ko je ena mai
vecjih rex Japonske, Tone, zle-
Fla il svojega jeza.
Samo v eni prefekturi je osta-
10 brez strehe mad glavo 100000
Japoncev. Ma tisoce beguncev
pa bezi il ostalih ogrozenih pod
rocij.
Tajfun je udaril preteklo noe
80 mill cd Toxic. Polegel je ma
morju, potem ko je povzrocil
plohe dezja, XII je napolnil mno-
ge reke.
Japonski tisk poroca, da pre-
bivalci Kasukabe z vso naglico
dvigajo zacasne jeze ma dveh
rekah, da tako ustavijo poplavo.
V kolikor jim ne DO uspelo da
dvignejo jeze utegne poplava "a
jeti tudi vzhodni del samega
Tokia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
Amerikanci prepreGm Jugoslovanom
prehod skozi Svobodno ozenlje Trsta
AngleM svetujejo
1ranu, maj da Rusiji
ekOnOmske kOncesije

LONDON, II. septembra-Di.
plomaticni opazovalci so vcera::
izjavil, da bo Iran moral pre-:
ko slej dati Rusiji neke koncesi.
je in da je boljse, &c bodo te kon.
cesije ekonomske kot pa polite.
ne.
V Londonu smatrajo, da 81
Iran ne DO mogel dovoliti so.
vrazno stalisce napram Rusiji.
Komentarji so v zvezi poro.
cilom, da je angleski poslanec v
Iranu svetoval iranski vladi, na1
ne prekine daljne diskusije S So.
vjetsko zvezo, &c DO v parlamen.
tn zavrzen sovjetsko-iranski pc.
trolejski sporazum.
(Ameriski ambassador v Iranu
George V. Allen, je preteklega
cetrtka zagotovil iransko vlado
da DO uzivala popolno podporo
Zedinjenih draw, &c sc DO zoper-
stavila kateri koli "agresivni'
zunanji-ocitno ruski-zahtevi
"a petrolejske koncesije).
V iranskem parlamentu sc bo.
do kmalu zacele diskusije glede
sporazuma, XII je bill sklenjen lie.
ia 1916. Pc tenn sporazumu bj
Sovjetska zveza dobila 5O-letnc
petrolejsko koncesijo v Iranu in
81 odstotkov delnic "a doka or.
viii 25 let.
Diplomatski viri pravijo, da
je Anglia pripravljena ma exc.
nomske odstopke, da sc tako il.
ogne morebitnemu politicnemu
ali pa vojaskemu zaokrozanju
Irana strani Sovjetske zveze.
Znano je, da je angleski zuna.
Mi tajnik Ernest Bevin, potom
angleskega ambasadorja Sir ]
H. LIE Routegel svetoval iranski
vladi, maj Sc ne spusca v proti.
sovjetska izzivanja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
Raketirska vojska
YHY.

V obcini Wickliffe, XII spada
v okraj Lake, je vceraj ostra
tekma med dvema skupinama
raketirjev z igralnimi stroll ali
"pinball machines" privedla do
rabe sile, ko je bilo z opeko
razbito izlozbeno okno neke
konfekcijske trgovine. Dvajset
minut pozneje je policija' areti-
rala tri mlade moske in Canto-
ma, XII so bill obtozeni zlocinske-
ga unicevanja lastnine.
Paul Elsich je primal, da je
vrgel opeko v okno prodajalne,
katero vodi Theodore Kelley ma
29339 Euclid Ave. Njegova to-
varisa sta bila Frank J. Dou-
glas in Roland J. Gibbons.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17

boil, XII danes tare amerisko
ljudstvo.
Pucel je med ostalim v svo-
.jem govoru dejal:
"Vi veste, da pride cas-, ko Sc
lokalna politika spoil s politiko
celega naroda. V taken casu Ii
Vino danes.
"Danes stojimo pred enim
vprasanjem, Xxi ga nekateri
utegnejo smatrati "a izkljucno
narodno vprasanje, ampak JAZZ
vam pravim, da je tudi lokalno
vprasanje. To vprasanje, pa bo-
disi da gre "a mestno vlado,
voznine ma ulicni zeleznici ali pa
"a Gene, XII jih morate placeva.
ii "a meso, jajca in mleko, je
emo in isto vprasanje.
mi danes placujemo proved
"a stvari, XII jih. dobivamo."
Potem sc je Pucel lotil sena.
torja Tafta in nadaljeval:
"Jaz sem eden izmed tistih
ki verujejo, da je senator Taft
vprasanje te kampanje, kajti
III So +
on je vtelesenje in simbol osta.
lih dveh kandidatov, ki sta Y
Rampant proti meni "a zupana
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
Pucel otvoril zupansko kampanjov
znamenju boja proti draginji in Taftu

"Taft je simbol tiste zloces.
te politicne brezbriznosti "a
ljudsko blagostanje, proti kate.
remu sc borim tukaj v Cleve.
landu v tel Rampant in prot
kateri Sc borim tukaj v Cleve-
landu ze zadnjih 21 let.
"Borba, v kateri Sc nahaja-
mo, ina v resnici samo dive
strani. vi in JAZZ smo ma eni
strani, ostala diva kandidata pa
stojita ma drugi. Med NINA nj
dosti razlike in gotovo ne med
onimi, XII ju financno podpira-
jo."
Nato je Pucel navzocim po-
vedal, zakaj kandidira. Reke]
.je:
"Jaz hocem biti zupan. Am.
pax ne vsled tega, ker me je
nekdo pregovoril, da sem sc
preselil nazaj v Cleveland. zu.
pan hocem biti, ker sem zivel in
Cleveland je mole mesto in jaz
Sc vedno Twin v Clevelandu
Poznam njegove probleme. Me-
nj je znano, kaj njegovi prebi'
valci hocejo in potrebujejo. Ir
gledal tudi bonn, da bodo dobili
kar zahtevajo."
Med govorniki, XII so nastopi
Ii predno je govoril Pucel, so bi
Ii: Mrs. Frances Steigerwald
George DRAGON, Anthony C. ia
cobs (clan Brotherhood of Rail
road Trainmen), Clarence c
Bond (predsed1lik CIO polite
mega odbora v II vardi) in ne
odvisni republikanski council
manski kandidat v /. ward
Proctor Jones, XII Sc je izjavi
proti Eliotu Nessu, kandidat,
svoje lastne stranke, ter Sc il
rekel "a Puclja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
Councilman Edward l.. Pucel
lie snoci formalno otvoril svojo
zupansko kampanjo ma shodu v

SLOW. mar. domu
ma St. Clair
Ave., ma kate
rem je Eel bur-
no odobravanje
navzocih poslu-
salcev, ko je ma
povedal boj
draginji in Sc
natorju Taftu,
k a t erega je
OZnacil "a SIM
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
DETROITSKI DUHOVNIK
MAIDEN UBIT

DETROIT, II. septembra-V
svoji sobi v poslopju universe
je bill pretekle noci maiden ubit
"A let star duhovnik Joseph
Dell. Policijski lieut.. George
Kimbal je izjavil, da je duhov-
mix incl ma sencih rano in da je
v roki drzal revolver. Domneva
Sc, da je duhovnik izvrsil samo-
NOR, kajti Kimball pravi, da so
clani fakultete izjavili, da je
Dell bill zadnje case zelo potrt.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
Vile rojenice

Vile rojenice
Pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Anton
Vrh ma 94O1 Renwood Ave. SO
sc proslo soboto zglasile vile
rojenice in pustile v spomin "a
10 hcerko, XII Je tretji otrok v
druzini. Deklisko ime matere ie
bilo Annette Sayatovic. Tako
sta zopet postala start oce in
stara matt Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph
Vrh il 1912 E. 167 St. ter Mr..
Cerne IL Renwood Ave. Cesti-
tamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
Prvorojeneek

Vile rojenice so Sc v ponede-
lick zglasile pri Mr.. in Mrs. Nj
cholas Sayatovic ma 1249 E. 81
St. in pustile spomin krepke-
ga sincka-prvorojenca. Deklisko
ime matere je bio Julia Konjar.
Tako so Mr.. in Mrs. Jacob Ko-
MAR il E. 81 St. in Mrs. Julia
Sayatovic zopet postala start
oce in start materi. Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
Graduant

Graduant
Danes Sc bodo vrsili gradua-
cijski obredi Western Reserve
universe v Severance dvorani,
in med graduanti bo tudi Frank
]. Kosnik, sin Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Kosfiik IL 6O3 e. 123 St., XII DO
prejel red Bachelor of Business
Administration. Mr.. Kosnik je
graduiral IL semenisea sv. Joze-
ia in st. Ignatius High Sole
ter je sedaj uposlen pri Willard
Storage Battery kot "cost &C
[coutant". cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-17
ANGLIA GRADI TOVARNO
"a ATOMSKO ENERGIJO

LONDON, II. septembra -
Angleska vlada DO zacela v KRAFT
KEN graditi svojo prvo tovarno
"a atomsko energijo. V zvezi z
nacrti je vlada prevzela stare
Royal Ordnance tovarno ma
SkOtskem.