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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-18
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-18
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fduisen 9sabriht, bab nadite Ser
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fre,,nbIid erllid)t Ser 8eriamnlung
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beteiligen, oenn MIR bmu fam man
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sllio bite fommt ale.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-18

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-18
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The Nome nugget., 1947-12-17
Seattle C.. Of C. To Play Santa
 To Shishmaref

SEATTLE - The 85 youngsters of Shishmaref, Alaska, won't be forgotten by Santa Claus and his bagful of toys this Christmas.
 The Seattle Chamber of Com merce learned recently through letter from George R. GoshaW, op- orator of an Eskimo trading post in Shishmaref, on the northwest tip of the Seward Peninsula, that the youngsters were facing de- cidedly bleak Christmas |. little fur in the section now, earnings from that source are less than in former years, and no income at all from labor.
 Lets do something about this, y suggested M. Dederer, chairman ot the Chambers Alaska Committee This man Goshaw says that the majority of those kids never have received a Christmas toy. Let's send 'em some.'
 Arrangements were quickly made for several packages of toys to be flown north by one of the regular airlines. And then the Cub Scout Pack No. 181 of Seattle stepped in.
 Lets US do something about it. too," they said, and before you could check on the correct spelling of "Shishmaref" they had collect ed and renovated several hundred toys in Seattle's Laurelhurst dis trict
 At their regular Pack meeting December 12 they presented the big bundle to Col. H. T. Fitch, who represented the Alaska Commit tee. It will be aboard when the plane carrying the Chambers gifts takes off.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-17
Committee Slashes Foreign Aid
tBy William E. Arbogast)

w A $ H IN c T o N (H) - The House appropriations committee yesterday made an $88, 100000 cut in the emergency foreign aid pro- gram and slashed from S490,000,- 900 to $230,OOO,OOO a fund the army asked for government and relief in occupied areas.
 It sent to the House floor a bill providing $5O9,O00,O0O for aid for France, Italy and Austria com pared with the $597, 100000 the administration asked.
 Nothing was recommended for China.
 Only Monday, Congress sent to President Truman leglisation ap- proving a $597, 100000 program of help to the three European coun- tries and China. MT. Truman had called Congress to special session Nov. IT and asked $597 100000 to help France, Italy and Austria get through the winter and resist Communism.
 The bill sent to the President only gave Congressional approval for the idea of aid and set $597,- 000,000 as the maximum which could be provided. Separate leg islation was required to provide the funds. That is the bill the com mittee has now. recommended.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-17
Twelve Die In Crash Of B-29

TUCSON, Ariz. (P)-Twelve of the 20 crew members of a Jamaica bound B-29 died in the flaming Wreckage of the four-motored bomber a few minutes after taking off from Davis-Monthan field last night, Maj. D. D. Burke, press re- lations officer announced today.
 The casualty list is being with held pending notification of the next of kin and an army board of inquiry will today begin to probe the cause of the crash.
 The J1se announced that the snip had just taken off from the field and was being watched from the tower. It was within sig.ot of !he tower when it crashed 'n flames.
 The announcement said two planes of the 49th squadron of the End bomb group at Davis-Mon- than took off shortly after pm., heavily laden with fuel and bound on a nonstop flight to Vernam field, Jamaica.
 One of the ships was slowly gaining altitude when it is oe- lieved to have banked in an effort to return to the field and crashed into the desert approximately five miles southwest of the base and in an uninhabited section of sub urban Tucson. It caught fire all most instantly.
 Seconds later crash wagons and fire trucks had been dispatched from the base tower and rolled across the roadless, cactus studded desert toward the 50-foot flames.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-17
Russia Devalued Paper Rubles By Ninety Percent

MOSCOW, (P)-Soviet Russia is converting her paper rubleS in circulation at one-tenth their face value, effective yesterday, as means of checking imitation which has boosted prices of some goods to 10 to l5 times their prewar level.
 War profiteers were singled out in the decree, announced Sunday night, as a target for an involved program of currency reform"
 Coupled with the revaluation was the abolition of rationing for food and industrial goods. More over, price cuts of 10 to l2 per cent were announced on such commOd- ities as bread, flour, cereals, maca- roni and beer
 An adjustment between "the ex- isting high commercial prices (thoSe paid in nOn-rationed StOreS) and the excessively low prices of rationed supplies was ordered in a wide variety of other supplies including milk, eggs, tea, fabrics, footwear and clothing.
 RuSSia'S banks and stores opened yesterday to orderly early morn ing crowds and began the Well-or- ganized exchange of new rubles for old and the sale of food, cloth ing and other unrationed items at lower prices.
 The government newspaper Iz- vestia accalimed the occasion with an editorial declaring:
 . Money reform and the aboli- ton of rationing are ardently ap- proved by all our great people. The Soviet people see in the his torical measures of the Commun- ist party and the government a way toward the further strength ening of the Soviet State and new growth of the peoples welfare"
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-17
Navy Ships Race To AidVessels

SEATTLE, (P) - Navy rescue ships raced the tossing north Pa cific ocean today to the aid of two disabled army vessels - the rud. derless drifting tanker Fl Caney and the partially flooded cargo boat FS-245.
 The Fl Caney, which has drift ed more than 100 miles since its rudder was torn loose and its pro- pellor damaged late Monday, was expected to be intercepted about 9 pm. tonight by the navy salvage vessel Bolster.
 The navy fleet tug, the Tekesta, is enroute to the aid of the FS-245 which hit a rock near Herbert Is- land in the Aleutians in a storm. It was not known here what time the Tekesta would reach the side of the vessel which has pulled off the rock and proceeded toward Seduam Island to ride out the storm, the 18th naval district head quarters said.
 Water flooded the chain locker of the FS-245 but the bulkhead was holding.
 The Fl Caney, a transportation corps tanker, was placed about AIS miles southwest of Adak in the outer Aleutians in radioed re- port from the master of the strick- en ship, Capt. Ole Svehaug of Seattle and Portland.
 The 6,1O0-ton vessel, carrying a crew of 42, was drifting about four miles an hour east by north east, the captain said. The ship rolled moderately but the crew is "welr' he added.
 Two other craft, the merchant ship Thomas J. Lyons and the coast guard cutter Wachusett, also are enroute to the side of the tank CT, but the Bolster is expected to reach her first.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-17
Truman Signs
 Foreign Aid Bill

WASHINGTON, (P)-President Truman today signed the $597,- 000,000 stop-gap European aid bill.
 Aides disclosed in mid-forenoon that the bill was signed at 9:20 am. in the Presidents office with out ceremony.
 Only members of the Presidents staff witnessed the signing.
 Yesterday, Presidential press secretary Charles G. Ross told re- porters a special ceremony was planned to emphasize the import ance of the measure.
 But Ross told reporters today that the President found it, impos- sible to arrange a ceremonial sigr- ing because of the difficulty If getting to the White House at one time all of those who had a maj jOr part in the passage of the legisla- ton.
 The announcement that the measure had been signed came as the House went back to debating the S88,OOO,OOO cut its approprla- tions committee recommended in the program.
 It was part of a 30 per cent trimming the committee made in producing a $772,726,OOO measure to finance foreign aid and army occupation costs.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-17
".Judea'' Will Be Neutral State

LONDON, (P)-A Jewish agncy leader said today that plans for Judea-a projected name for Jew ish Palestine-would provide for Swiss-like neutrality in any pos sible world war.
 At the same time, another Jew ish spokesman pointed out that an indefinite period of conflict" with anti-partitionist Arabs was envisaged for the new state, and to meet that threat an army of at least 10000 would have to be maintained It would mean an ini- tial weekly expenditure of $500,- 900 he said.
 pr. Nahum Goldman, member of the Jewish agency executive, asserted in an interview that Jew ish legal experts, now working on a draft constitution for the Jewish nation, have included a neutrality clause aimed at "eternalizing friendliness for all, enm { y towards none."
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-17
NEWS IN BRIEF

DENVER. (P) The mercury slid 10 P degrees below zero early today al Frazer. Colo. which made if the coldest spot in the United States. the federal weather bureau reported.
 Fraser is in the mountain about SO miles west of Denver. near the Moffat Railroad funnel and the Berthoud Pass ski area along the continental divide.
 (The lowest temperature Tn Nome last night was l0.5 above zero.)
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-17
Will Speed Up
 Reconstruction Of Western Germany

LONDON, (P) - The U n { d States, Britain and France work ed yesterday on tentative plans for economic consolidation of western Germany, whose industri- al potential may be a major factor in the European recovery pro gram.
 Diplomatic sources said the fail ure of the conference of foreign ministers will intensity efforts to speed the reconstruction of west ern Germany. Eastern Germany is occupied by Russia.
 Exploratory conversations will begin tonight at dinner given by French foreign minister Georges Bidault, who told a news confer ence he would accept a merger of
 the three zones of western Ger
 many provided it was profitable to France. Bidault said he made the dinner engagement with secretary of state Marshall a week ago. FRANKFURT, (P) - American observers predicted yesterday that Western Germany would begin to take shape as an interim state, union or confederation almost i'm mediately as a result of the col lapse of the Big Four talks in Lon don.
 German political leaders of the economically-mer British and American zones already are pre- pared for such a development, and are expected to take the initiative in trying to bring it about. The ground work will be laid at Continued on Page Three
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-17

PHILADELPHIA, (4D - Detec- tive Sgt. Charles Beckmaf report ed yesterday a six foot, 200 pound blind street peddler fatally shot his house-keeper because he obey ed "a sudden impulse"
 Beckman said the vendor, Will liam Neithamer, 37, then attempt ed suicide in the darkened North Philadelphia apartment but missed with bullet that he had aimed at his head.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-17

> HONGKONG, (P) )- Rear Adm. Tamura Ryukichi, commander of a Japanese naval base at Kaveing, New Ireland, during the war, was sentenced to hang today for the massacre in March, l944, of 23 Australians interneeS.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-17

WASHINGTON, (P - An $500 increase in the basic salary rate of all civil service employees and a boost of 40 cents an hour for those government workers on an hourly basis was proposed yesterday in a bill introduced in Congress by Rep. Homer R. Jones, R.-WashO
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-17
LAS ANIMAS, Colo. (P)-A 12.

year-old Las Animas youth who never liked" his sister, Monday night signed a confession he shot her to death with a rifle as she sat in the living room of their home, Sheriff l.. E. Brookside reported.
 He said the boy, Jimmy Melton, confessed he had pumped five slugs from a .22 caliber rifle into his sister, Phyllis Marie 16, be- cause "she was always nagging me about bringing in the fuel"
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-17

ation. accompanied by loud roar. rudely awakened residents of this Montana capital city of some l8000 persons at 5:38 am. tMST) this morning. No damage was report ed. "A policemen said inc tremor "felt and sounded just like riding on a train."
 If was Helena's 2.88lst quake since 1895. when several persons were killed and extensive damage was caused.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-17
BULLETIN

WASHINGTON. P)-The Sen ate Democratic policy committee today discarded proposals 10 try to block consideration of a Republi- can anfi-inflation bill and decided instead 10 attempt 10 amend if.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-17

SEATTLE, (R A new chart covering Edna Bay in Davidson Inlet, southwest Alaska, has been issued by the coast and geodetic survey, Jack Senior, supervisor of the northwest district, reported yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-17
JUNEAU, (P) - Mild weather

JUNEAU, (P) - Mild weather, obviated the customary concen- tration of moose in Alaska's in terior and prevented killing of any great number for food, Charles Gillham of the U. s. fish and wild life service said today. The Alaska moose season ended last week. {.
 Gillham said the small kill will result in an increased number of the animals being available next year.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-17

HELENA. Mont. (P)-An earth quake of about eight seconds dur
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-08
Zanesljivi zastopnik "a

poznano tovarno zeli dobiti ne
opremljeno stanovanje ali 3
spalnicami bo vzdrzaval in skrbel
kot "a svojo hiso; ina izvrstna pri-
porocila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-08

storiti? Ocetu nj smell pred oci,
cato je skrivaj zlezel ma pod
stresje in Sc skril med stare sa-
70 v kot, kjer je kljub skeleci
skrbi kmalu zaspal in Sc zbu-
dill sele v mraku. V vezi je sli-
Sal materin glas. Bill je silno
lacen. Ko Sc je ze mislil skoba-
cati po stopnicah podstresja,
je mahoma zaslisal tudi oeetov
glas. Stisnil sc je nazaj v kot.
Nato je slisal, kako so spodaj
vecerjali, kako sta Sc Leksej in
sestrica Lenoga prepirala, kdo
DO postrgal mocnikov pisker, in
kako .je oce prekinil prepir S
tenn, da je zlico oplazil bratca
po roki in je ia zavekal. Potem
je slisal, kako so Sc sprawl
spat, kako je zaropotal zapah
veznih vrat in nato Sc je bajta
zavila v hladni jesenski mir.
Dihurcek je grozo uvidel,
da je oh vecerjo. Ker je spal
cez dan, tiste noci dolgo, dolgo
nj mogel zatisniti oci. Prislus-
koval je sopenju specih star
Sew, bratov in sestric, XII je pri-
hajalo il izbe, craven pa je ko'
val nacrte "a drugi dan. Zace-
10 ga je zebsti; zakopal Sc je v
pleve in cunje in slednjic "a
spal.
(Dalje pr5hodnVc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-08

bila matt Dihurka Sele kakih de-
set let pri hisi. Neki Dihur je
napravil zibanje ma vodni po-
gon cd studenca "a plotom. So
sedje so trdili, da so bill vsi ma
ia nacin zibani Dihurji nekoli-
ko zavaljeni in da Sc jih ia
lastnost Sc danes trdovratno dr.
Ii. Ia cudezna naprava je Sc
sedaj pod streho.
Komaj so Sc mladi Dihurji
dobro znebili picnic, so Sc ze
razprsili po svetu po raznih pa
stirskih sluzbah. Po navadi so
Dihurji napredovali do volarjev,
Dihurke pa do kravaric, lie red
kokdaj Sc je pripetilo, da Sc je
kak Dihur prizenil ma kako baj-
to ali Dihurka omozila ma grunt.
Vedelo Sc je lie to, da SO Di-
hurji v daljni zlahti z. bogatim
kmetom Kosuto onstran gore,
kjer je nekdaj gospodinjila d.
hurjeva strina. Vendar Sc Ko-
Suite MISC brigali "a to sorod-
stvo, narobe, cello sramovali so
Sc ga. Diva Dihurjeva strica sta
ostala pri rudarjih v Mezici. Nj
koli nista prihajala domov, pri
bajti pa je nastala legenda o
njunem carobnem, gosposkem
zivljenju.
Ko je incl sedanji Dihur de-
set let, ga je matt odvedla h
kmetu Osojniku pod goro "a
pastirja. Vso pot mu je slikala
izobilje, XII ga tam caka, police
in pogace, da Dihurcek pri slo-
vesu niti solze nj potocil. Toda
tam ga je cakalo trdo zivljenje.
Sit je sicer bill, toda napori sluz-
be so presegali njegove moci.
Cez dan je pasel petnajst glav
govedi, zvecer pc vecerji in sko-
raj do polnoci pa vole, XII so
cez dan delali pri ozimini in po
deteljiscih. zjutraj Oh treh pa
ga je veliki hlapec Malta re
budil k mlacvi.'
Pogosto je pastircek zaspal
ma kupu slame. Tedaj ga je Ma
tija budil S cepcem:
cali hos zastonj zrl kruh, tt
dihur dihurski!"
Nato je zlobno natolceval::
"Pazite ma jajca, Dihur je pri
hisi!"
Rada ga je imela edino dekla
Mica, to pa menda zato, ker sta
z materjo vcasih skupaj sluzili'
Dihur dihurski! Nihce drugi
mu nj privoscil lepe besede.
Pastircek je poziral solze in
tesil zakrknjeno jezo ma pasi;
ko je bill sam zivino, Sc je pri-
vial k bavhom in jirsom, sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-08

STel OU ,uJluOVlu IOpIlH IcIcSll
ali pa Sc zatopil " otozne jesen-
ske barve lesov in poll. Vcasih
pa je pozabil ma neprijetne mi
sli, spreletela ga je pastirska
presernost, da je zavriskal cez
globel do sosednjih bregov, kjer
so pasli drugi pastirji. Zavris-
kal je dvakrat, trikrat, ko pa jeI
zazeljeni odziv izostal, je malo-
dusno umolknil in sc skril "a
grmovje, da hi ga pastirji, XII so
ga prezirali, ne opazili.
Vcasih so sosedni pastirji ka-
kor obsedeni kricali cez globel:
"Ole, ole-e-e Dihu-u-ur!"
Nekega tt akega a mrhuna je
mladi Dihur premikastil pri po-
toku oh meji. Drugi dan sta ga
pocakala diva in sta mu vrnila.
Nekega jutra, ko je pri mlac-
vi zopet zadremal ma kupu sla-
me, mu je izbeznik pljusknil
zehtar vode ma glavo. Dihurcek
je pravkar sanjal nepopisno
sladke sanje pogacah in o be-
Ii posteljici. Popadla ga je je-
"a in zagnal Sc je fantina ka-
kor srsen. Prestregel ga je Ma
tija in ga zacel rezati 5 cepcem,
kamor je pablo, dokler mu ga
nj iztrgala il rok dekla Mica.
cali ga bos ubil?'
"Kruha 81 Sc ne zasluzi, te-
pei bi sc pa ze!'
Malega Dihurja so skelelj
udarci in skelela ga je dusa:
'Kaj sem jim storil?"
Silno sovrastvo ga je obslc
do vseh in ko je dekla Mica od-
sla mlest, je neopazeno izginil
S skednja in jo pobrisal prot
dOmu.
"Nocem vec sluziti. Poveda.
BON ocetu in materi, kako sc M
godi, in gotovo bonn smel osta.
ii donna. Ali pa me bOdO dali
drugam!"
Toda cim blize bajti je priha.
jail, tenn bolj ga je opominjala
vest:
"Kaj 81 storil?"
Ma misel so mu prihajale ma
terine besede, XII mu jih je re-
kla oh slovesu ma Osojnikoven
dvoriscu:
"Lepo priden bodi in potrpi
cetudi te kaj trdega zadene
Pri Osojniku bos kruha sit, do
ma pa vas je Sc pet"
Sklenil je, da DO ma kolenil
prosil starse, maj ga ne nazene
I jo nazaj. Ko Sc je pa priblizeva
oh prvem svitanju domaci bait
in videl liza plota oceta v odri
nj "a hlevom sekati steljo, m,
je upadel pogum. Ako hi sreca
mater, bi bilo .vse drugace. z
materjo mora najprej. goyori
ii! !" !.
j Skobacal Sc je "a plotom pt
vseh stirih do bate in prisluh
nil. Cul je hlastati plamen ne
ognjiscu, matere pa nj bilo nj
kjer.
/ Tedaj Sc je oglasil v izb
bratec Leksej:
"Mati bo zvecer prinesla po
gace!
Begunca :ie spreletela grozs
- matt je bila ma d:2:1i. Ka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-08

LASTNIK DOBREGA PODJETJA
in zena zelita dobiti najem hiSo
"a emo druzino ali apartment v pri-
jaznem kraju ma vzhodni ali zapa-
dni strani mesta. Sprejme Sc tudi
stanovanje v predmestju. Imata
najboljsa priporocila. CE 3s0s ali
MA 0986.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-08
Della "a nloske
MosKI IN zENSKE

Ali innate tri ure ma razpolago?
vi 81 lahko zasluzite povprecno So
ne dao "a tri ure della, demonstri-
ran1em j. r. Watkins produktov,
Lahko delate polni ali delhi cas-.
Provizija. Mr.. Grisamer. 96l3 Denl-
son, cd 9. do IL. dop.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-08

Nova hisa Colonial vrste ma 19Q4O
Raymond Blvd, prva costa severno
cd Libby Rd. in Lee Rd. 6 velikih
sob, kuhinja velikimi shrambami,
3 velike spalnice ter velike shram-
be "a obleko. Insulacija, plinska
gorkota. Odprto 2. do 6. v nedeljo.
WA 2l3O
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-08
Della "a moSke

KUH--Mora biti popolnoma izur-
jen "a delo v eni izmed najfinejSih
restavracij Pittsburghu; mora biti
zmozen kuhati jedila pc Kosher
nacinu in prevzeti oskrbo cele ku-
hinje. Najvisja plaza "a pravo ose-
DO. Poklicite Emerson 1920. Pitts
burgh. Pa.