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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-27
Sharon PRESBYTERIAN Church

George S. Wilson, Minister
Sunday school, 1870 p. m.
Worship service, 2:30 p. m.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-27
Caldwell St. Philomena Church

Rev. Stephen Pekalla, Pastor
Thursday morning, mass at 800
o'clock. Confessions heard before
mass.
Sunday mass schedule as follows:
High mass at 1880 a. m.
Low Mass at $3.50.
Confessions will be heard Satur-
day at 1870 p. m. and ZOO p. m.
Fulda st. Mary's Catholic Church
Rev. B. J. Mates, Pastor
Sunday masses at 800 a m. and
1000 a. m.
Berne st. Michael's Catholic Church
Rev. j. ]. Donaldson, Pastor
Sunday mass at $50 o'clock.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-27
Fulda st. Mary's Catholic Churt
Belle Valley. Corpus Christi Church

Rev. Stephen Pekalla, Pastor
Sunday mass at 10:45 a. m.
Confessions will be heard Satur-
day afternoon at 800.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-27
Mt. Ephraim Methodist Church

Dudley Church
Gerald Ramage, superintendent
Sunday school, 200 p. m.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-27
SHERIFF'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

The State of Ohio Noble County.
Common Pleas Court
Case No. oG61
The Farmers g. Merchants Bank,
A Corporation,
Plaintiff
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-27

MOTHER AND FATHER.
MIR. AND MRS. CHALMFR
WELLS, GRANDPARENTS
AJN AND UNCLES.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

See how the Bendx Home Dryer eliminates the drudgey Of
cothesIine . the lifting Of heavy baskets Of damp
Clothes See demonstrated at Loeys booths l5e16l
at Home Show Exposition See the clothes put into
this worksover and with turn Of the dial :. out
they corne dry or damp . ready for ironing. rs
petey automatic saving hours Of tedious back break
ing work. Of cleaning white enamel it odds beauty any
Kitchen recreation basement See it demonstrated
at Locys or at the Home Owner Exposition.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

Locys demonstrates the Bendx Automatic Home Washer
In oction See the clothes put in the dial set. tho
soop added! See how the Bendix all by itself, Washes
triple rinses and dompdries the clothes then cleans
itself and shuts off automatically See how the Bendix
Tumble principle saves wear and clothes
No oetotor no rub scrub twist It's gentle action
sofe with the donties clothes See the Bendix Demon
stroted at Loey's booth at the Home Show Exposition
Evening star., 1947-10-08
See the BENDIX automatic IRONER demo

See the completely automatic rone that tokes work out Of
ironing See how cosy it to iron shirts and fancy dresses
and curtains Bendx is the roner that needs weeks
Of poeee." 1t gives you full CONTROL greater speed per-
feet comfort for you sit while you iron. And it's so
easy and sofe child can operate it. If you're
downtown into Loey's 9th and Street store
and when you're at the Home Show Exposition, be sure
you see this Bendx roner demonstrated in Locys BOOTH
Evening star., 1947-10-08

When you're at the Home Show Exposition, be
sure you get Door Prize ticket at the Locy's
booths, l5e-l6l. II you're lucky you can
win De Luxe Bendix Automatic Washer worth
$25e.5o
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-16
SI1IRTWAIsT GIRL.
Budget Solution To The New Look
By DOROTHY ROE

Associated Press Fashion Editor
THERE'S nothing dumb about
Il the average American girl.
Faced with the necessity of
acquiring ON entirely new sill
hcuette this full. she didn't
mortgage the old furnily home
stead to acquire dozens of new
dresses with longer skirts ond
rounded hiplines. Instead she
Ibid in q supply of skirts for oil
occasions. teamed them with
SNORT blouses, und there she
wds-oll set to outshine the
Gibson Girl.
Most career girls and others
who can't afford a complete new
wardrobe are taking this means
to meet the new styles half way.
Separate skirts and blouses are
selling like hot cakes in every
store in the country, and already
you are seeing trim shirtwaisted
girls on every Main Street.
The choice of skirts and blous-
es is wide, and makes it possible
to get together an interchange
able wardrobe at minimum
cost.
For street and office wear there
are handsome tweed and flannel
skirts. cut on the new fuller,
longer lines, that team beauti-
fully with trim white blouses.
For cocktail wear slightly
longer black faille or velveteen
skirts are the choice of the
smartest young set, worn with
dressier blouses or little separate
velvetten jackets.
For evening the sky's the linn
it, and you may acuire lush and
beautiful skirts with tiny corr
selet waistlines and billowing
hemlines, in faille, velvet or bro
cade. Worn with blouses of vary
ing degree of Formally, they will
outfit a girl properly for any af-
ter dark occasion.
Pictured here is an around-the-
clock wardrobe of skirts and
blouses, all with the important
new look" The blouses are by
Yolande, the skirts by Lillian Alb
bolt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-16
Junior WOn,an's
Club In Driue
For Members

Mrs Helen Schuck, president,
presided over the regular bust
ness meeting of the Junior
Woman's Club, held Tuesday
evening.
The membership drive is now
underway. Mrs. Pauline Ketch-
ings was appointed membership
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Ra-
mona Knight and Miss Elisa
Moreno. Membership blanks
were distributed among the
members for prospective men,
bers desiring to join the club.
The bylaws committee is in
charge of Mrs. Betty Saunders.
Miss ELISA Moreno was elected
director to replace Mrs. Nell
Rose Lopez, who resigned.
The directors meeting will be
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-16
~
Birthday Party.
For Lillian Kew

Mrs. William Key entertained
group of Junior High School
students at her home, 918 Pau
line street, last evening in hon
or of her daughter, Lillian Key,
who was IA years of age. r..
Games and dancing were en-
joyed. Athlee Aguerro won the
girls prize, and the boys prize
was won by Gilbert Gates.
Those attending were: =,
Sylvia Hernandez, Rita Cane.
lejo, Lorraine Curry, Betty Jean
Velasquez, Mary Ranger, May
Lois Ranger, Anthony Torres,
Kenneth Key, Albert Key, Mrs.
Howard Gates, Frederick Key,
Peggy Pinder, Elizabeth Aguer-
70, Sylvia Knowles, Betty Jean
Thrift, Betty Key, Robert Garcia,
Gilbert Gates and Wayne Key.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-16

held the third Tuesday of each
month. The board consists of the
club officers and the two direc-
tors.
A social, featuring a Bunco
Party, will be held October 80.
All members have been asked to
bring guests who would like to
join the club.
Three former Junior Woman's
Club members have recently
Joined the Senior Woman's Club.
They are Mrs. Helen Sher, Mrs.
Nell Rose Lopez and Mrs. Cleora
Johnson.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-16
Cat Flu Strikes
Pets In London

LONDON.-(AP).-An epidem-
ic of cat 1lu has hit London. Ami
NAL hospitals are overcrowded.
Evening star., 1947-04-13

If you want to keep up, you bet
ter start up with better breakfast
including milk, fruit, and Wheat
les, Breakfast of Champions"
Evening star., 1947-04-13

Zesty nourishment in those whole
wheat flakes. And zippy nut
flavor. Start eating your Wheaties
tomorrow morningl
Evening star., 1947-04-13

Bonnet, required reading for
gourmets, is an epicure's odys-
sey which he wrote first in French
just for the fun of it. Later the
manuscript was translated into
English and passed around among
friends. In its hand-to-hand Jour-
ney it came to a publisher and so
reached print.
Evening star., 1947-04-13

Writer Idwal Jones cooks
for educated paIates. But
even the. unschooled like
his surprising dishes >.
THAT long bungalow in the
Il eucalyptus grove overlooking
the Pacific, that's Idwal Jones's
place at Laguna Beach. Try the
kitchen door first if you go call
ing on this California gourmet
and novelist. That is, if the hour
is around dinner time.
Jones does the cooking when
ever he's home. He's away lot
travelling in the Sicrras. through
the vineyards, gathering notes
for his novels. His next book, off
the presses this month, is Vines
in the Sum-" a romantic history
of Callfornla's viticulture.
Mrs. Jones is a good cook
but lets her husband have the
kitchen - where he finds his
favorite recreation. His dishes
are amazingly good, but so rich,
she complains, that she fire.
quently deserts the Laguna Beach
cottage to 60 into Los Angeles
just to get a plain chicken sand
wich.
Wrote of Mining Camps
lDwAL JONES, square-cut rud-
dy Welshman, did his first seri-
Gus cooking when he was in the
Sierras writing about old mining
camps and doing a bit of pros
pecting. No one in the outfit
could cook decent food so Writer
Jones did the cheffing. He intro
duced the mining world to baked
beans with a sauce of fresh mint.
After his gold-mine experience.
he turned to news writing. He
travelled in Europe, he lived in
Central America. Wherever he
journeyed he collected old cook
books, he studied the food lore
of the country. His book High
Evening star., 1947-04-13
Cooks To Astonish

JONES likes to cook to astonish,
to amuse. He likes to cook for
those of educated palate, such as
a neighbor. M. F. X. Fisher,
noted for her writing on the
curious pleasures of savoring
fine viands. When she stops at
his kitchen it's for a bowl of
mashed shrimp. Cooked, cleaned
shrimp are mashed with an equal
amount of butter, seasoned with
freshly ground black pepper, a
pinch of Spanish saffron, a bit of
cayenne.
When Idwal Jones and his
cronies, Otto Christensen. the
yachtsman and lawyer, and Phil
Townsend Hanna. sail the MOP
pet off Balboa. Jones does the
cooking by common consent.
These three pillars of the Los
Angeles Wine and Food Society
all insist on good eating, and
their boat chow is something! If
the night is foggy. the air chill,
Chef ldwal Jones prepares a
boiled pudding in the Welsh
manner.
He starts the boat dinner with
a green salad, tossed with slices
OF navel orange and all blessed
with French dressing tinctured
of garlic. The pudding is served
with French bread without but
ter; dunk bread into gravy. Fruit
and cheese for dessert.
The midnight snack of the
homeward-bound yachtsmen is
an antipasto to be spread on rye
bread washed down with coffee.
This dish Mr.. Jones prepares in
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-05-30

would no longer accept ads using
discriminatory phrases. This, de-
spite the fact that the ordinance
does not cover newspaper adver-
tising!.
Here is another encouraging re-
action to the ordinance. A Day.
tOna Beach attorney writes that
he has sent copies of the Ordin-
ance to the city commissioners
of his town urging that they give
consideration to similar legisla-
tiOn.. Hollywood, Florida, reports
that it too is interested.
And here is still another. While
the ordinance gives the offending
hotel owner thirty days from May
Z to correct the practice, it is
gratifying to see the number of
signs that have already been re-
moved or re-painted, some having
been taken down while the bill
was pending.
This bit of legislation, the first
of it's kind in the country, is, at
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-05-30

Walter White, secretary Of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People, re-
Gently issued this statement: life,
liberty and the pursuit of happiness
are the rights of every man. But
in the displaced persons camps of
Europe, 100000 Christians and $780,
900 Jews have neither liberty nor
happiness. Here's a challenge to all
the United Nations-and especially
to the United States, defender of
human rights. We must rescue our
fair share of the displaced persons. !"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-05-30

it's best, only still another affir-
native step in the right direction,
and none of us should be lulled
into a state of cOmplacency. We
still have long way to go. This
very morning we received infOr-
nation that one of the synagOgues
in the Miami area had been desc
Grated. When Sabbath observers
came to the place to worship, they
found the TOrahs on the floor, the
Jewish flag with holes burned in
it and the prayer books and
yamuIkes streWn about. At this
writing it appears that these vic
iOus acts of hOodlumism were done
by a group of neighbOrhOOd boys.
The police are investigating.
We still have long way to go.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-05-30

The day following the adoption
If the anti-bias sign ordinance by
The Miami Beach City Council on
Nav Z. 1947, a member of the staff
Of the advertising department Of
Miamfs largest afternoon paper
.phoned to say that the paper
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-05-30
FcISLATION AGAINST
81 OR|DA ANTI-SEMITISM
BY GEORGE j. TALIANOFF

Florida Regional Director Authorization League of Bna Birth
Miami 80, Florida
have great faith in educational ultimate
correcting basic attitudes Legislation to anti
rsm 1t will not necessarily alter or preudces
Vet legislation and does educational purpose as can
seen following experiences this noted in
u with Miami Beach AntiDcrmnatory Sign Ordinance
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-10
LETNA SEJA

Slovenska narodna citalnica,
CALI St. Clair Ave-, obdrzuje
svojo letno sejo V nedeljo, II.
januarja, ob dveh popoldne v
citalniskih prostorih. Odborniki
in clani citalnice SO vabljeni, da
sc udeleze. Enako SO vabljeni vsl
zastopniki raznih drustev, XII SO
bill izvoljeni ma letnih sejah, da
lahko porocajo svojemu clan
stvu, kako citalnica obstoji. AHo
lie kaksno drustvo slucajno pre-
zrlo izvoliti zastopnika citalnicl,
kateremu je citalnica pri srcu,
mai kar eden izmed uradnikov
doticnega drustva pride ma cital-
nisko sejo. Ma vsak nacin je po-
trebno, da je kar najvec sloven-
skin drustev V naselbini sezna-
njenih in poueenih o delovanju
citalnice.
Josip sircel, tai
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-10
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

vanskih narodov pri obnovi je
naraunost ogromna. Vrsijo Sc
tekme kdo DO vec storil pr OBJ
now move Jugoslavije, tako da
DO njihova domovina lahko po-
stala vzgled celemu svetu.
Mi, ameriski Slovenci, Hrvati,
Srbi in Makedonci 81 z~astavlja-
mo vprasanje: Ali bi mogli po-
magati nasim bratom in Sc
STRAIN v starem kraju, da Gin
pref mogoce obnovijo svojo do
movino v poljedelskem, indu-
strijskem in izobrazevalnem po-
gledu? Seveda hi mogli in cello
moral hi pomagati.
v tenn cilju' pozivam vse ma.
Sc organizacije in drustva, da
izvolijo enega ali pa diva "a
stopnika "a konferenco, XII Sc
10 vrsila 81. januarja 1947 v
Slovenskem narodnem domu ma
st. Clair Ave: Zacetek konfe'
renee be oh 1870 zvecer v sob:
st. 3, stare poslopje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-10

Instalacija tega stroja skupa3
. prejsnjim, DO povecala kappa.
citet "Avon" postrojen cleve-
landske elektricne kompanije ma
100000 kilovatov.
Skupna vrednost obeh gene
ratorjev je precenjena ma $685.
OO,OOO, tako, da DO skupni tri-
letni. budzet kompanije povecan
cd $50 milijonov ma 43 milijo-
nov.
Mr.. Lindseth je izjavil, da je
del tega programa uspeh della
Imnogih organizacij in posamez-
nikov, da razvijejo industrijo in
ustvarjajo nova della v cleve-
landskem severno-ohijskem pre-
delu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-10
Poziv vsem slovenskim.
hrvaskim. srbskim in make
donskim drustvom

Cleveland, O. - Prihajamo
pred vas S tenn pozivom prepri-
cani, da Sc boste kot zavedni TO-
dM:ubi odzvali in prozili pomoc
nascmu narodu V Jugcslaviji,
Xxi sedaj pod tezkimi pogoji de.
la ma obnovi V vojni ~porusene in
razdeiane Jugoslavije.
Nasa stara domovina je osvo.
bojena cd sovraz1ikov in tam
"jada dclovno l.iudstvo. Toda
ce'a d. zola je v teku osvobodil-
Nth borb bila strahovito razde.
jana. Jugoslovanskis narodi de.
lajo sedaj ma obaovi, papravlja-
10 sceste in mestoyes ter zelez.
proge in stavbe. Tudi Sole
giadjo z veiikim poletom. Mia.
dino Sc odgaja v novem duhu
narodnega in drustyenega xiv.
ljcnja.
Kako boz narod zyel je cd.
visno cd della pri obnovi zem.
lie. VOLTA in enotnost jugoslO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-10
Vabilo ma proslavo drustva
'cerknisko jezero 81. So SDZi

Cleveland, O. - CLAM in cla-
nice drustvas "Cerknisko jeze-
70" bodo p~roslavili dvanajsto
obletnico, odkar Sc je ustanovi-
10 to drustvo in prikljucilo do
maci hratski organizaciji Slo-
venski dobrodelni zvezi (SDZ).
Drustvo, XII nosi ime pc sve-
tovno znanem. Cerkniskem jeze-
ru lepo in stalno napreduje in
steje lepo stevilo v obeh oddel-
kin. Tudi financno drustvo. do
bro stoji.
Da Sc primerno proslavi to
drustveno obletnico, Sc je skle-
milo prirediti veselico S plesom
v Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd. v nedeljo II.
januarja zvecer. Igrala DO po-
pularna Vadnalova godba. Cd
Dor je tudi preskrbel, da DO do
wolf place in prigrizka.
Ia. leto 1947 81 je clanstvo IL
volilo sledeci odbor: professionals
John -Rozanc; podpredsednik
Frank Slejko; tajnica Katheri'
ne Puget; blag. Margaret Ro-
zane; zapis. Ursula Branisel'
Nadzorni odbor: Andy Jerman,
Louise Skerl in John Vicic. Sc
lie Sc bodo vrsile vsak tretji &C.
trick v mesecu.
Clani in clanice ste vsi vab'
ljeni, da Sc bolj pogosto udele'
ute sci, posebno sedaj, ko je v
teku kampanja "a move clane.
Poglejte okrog sebe KIDD oc
wash sorodnikov in prijateljeV
nj Sc pr zvezi in nagovorite jit
maj pristopijo. Yam Sc DO IL
placalo in napravili jim boste
najvecjo uslugo, posebno oh stu
cajih nesrece. Vsak clan hi mo
raj "a casa kampanje pridobit
vsaj enega ali pa vec novih ella
nov "a drustvo.
Opozarjam, da Sc vsak clal
drustva udelezi plesne zabave IL
pripelje S seboj tudi prijatelje
Vabljeni SO tudi ostali clani 1--WE
re, da posetijo to naso prosla
vo.
Torej, Sc enkrat, pridite VS.
ma to proslavo v nedeljo II. ia
nuarja!
Ia odbor:
John Rozanc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-10

hi imeli vsaj izgovor, da ljud-
stvo Be nj "zrelo" "a neodvis-
most.
Tako SO ''resili" %primorsko in
trzasko vprasanje pc svoje. Pr
va in glavna napaka je bila, da
so naredili il enega problema
diva, kajti Trst ne visi v zraku,
temvec je del Primorja, Cd ka-
terega Sc ne more lociti. Il tie
prve napake Sc je potem nujno
razvila celia veriga ,pogresek in
namesto da bi Sc bila VISA zade-
va razbistrila, Sc je elm dale
bolj zamotavala. Vsleds tega je
VISA "koncna" resitev krparija,
XII ne ustreza nobeni opravice-
nj zahtevi. Osnovana nj ne ma
geografiji, ne ma toliko nagla-
sevanih tehnicnih razmerah, ne
ma gospodarskih potrebah, ne
ma zgodovinskem razvoju, mai
mamie pa ma interesih in zahte-
yah ljudstva. In cato Sc mora
ia izumetnicena stavba podreti.
Meddrzavniki, XII izpreminjajo
zemljevid sveta in predvsem Ev-
rope, je mnogo %optimistov, veru-
joeih, da opravljajo, oziroma so
opravili delo "a vso bodocnost.
Nova mapa DO pc njihovem mne-
nju vecna in Representative.
TO, je move vrste konservativ-
most, ustvarjajoca nov "Status
quo" Toda zgodovina ne pozna
nobenih takih zakljuenih potez,
temvec sledi zakonu neprestanih
~izprememb, XII so bistvene v toku
razvoja, veljavnega ne lie "a
rastlinstvo in "a zivali nizjega
reda, ampak tudi "a ljudska pie
mena, "a narode, "a vse Glove
stvo.
V Aziji Sc je v zadnjih Is lie.
tin zgodilo nekaj skoraj nezasli.
sanega. Nasi veliki listi ne pise.
10 o tenn, ker bi moral priznati
dejstva, XII bi pobijala, kar mno.
go raisi pisejo. V tistih krajih
1--WE narodi in narodici, o kate.
rib je bilo v dobi carizma koma,
kaj slisati, in mnogo teh pie
men je Sc danes v zunanjem sve'
tn neznanih.
(Naslednji in saklju6m de
sgornjega clamko DO priobcem 4
pomedeljkovi isdaW "Bnakopra0'
nosti).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-10
Ma konferenci bodo: brat An.

Ma konferenci bodo: brat An
ton Gerlach, tajnik Zadruge "a
obnovo Jugoslavije, brat Geo.
Bubari, XII je pred nekaj dnevi
prispel IL Jugoslavije in brat
Jos. Zayertnik podpredsednik
zadruge "a obnovo. Jugoslavije.
Mnogi nasi' naseljenci zastavlja-
jo vprasanje: kdaj in kako Sc
DO lahko odslo v Jugoslavijo?
Tudi ma to vprasanje DO odgo.
vorjeno, ter Sc DO dalo natanc.
ma navodila.
Pricakujemo, cd vseh nash
organizacij, da, bodof suojes "a,
stopnike izvolili in zaradi vaz'
nosti te konference iste poslali
ma omenjeni dan Slovensk:
dom ma konferenco.
Prosim da posljete imena "a
stopnikov ma. naslov: Steve Shi'
mits, 1858 Hayden Ave. E. Gle
veland IL, O.
Konferenco je sklicala Anne
riska zadruga "a obnovo Jugo'
slavic.
+ P. Margetic, preds.
n0dr " C1nve1andI1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-10

svoje "izvedence", katerim 50
bolj verjeli kot ljudem, "a ka-
tere SO barantali, kajti ves3aki
so poznali namene svojih gospo-
darjev in so jih - naravno -
vpostevali. Porocila so dobivali
tudi cd svojih vojaskih powell
nikov, XII so komaj prisli v Trst
in so Sc tam druzili z "odlicnja-
XII, pa menda vedeli niti MISC,
da so to sami zakrinkani fasisti.
Kaksna SO bila ia p~orocila, pa6
nj tezko uganiti.
Use to pa je vecini drzavni-
kov ugajalo, ker jim je slo v ra-
cum. Niti uradni Angliji, ne Off
cijelni Ameriki nj bila pr srcu
usoda Trsta, Sc mani pa potre-
be in pravice Jugoslavije in fla
sti SlovenceV, temvec MUM last
nj navidezni interest. Zagotovi-
ii so 81 hotel svoj vpliv V ten
kra jih in zajeziti domisljeni"va
Slovanstva'', XII hoce - njiho-
viii sanjah - poplaviti vso ga
padno kulturo'. &c hi hotel gle
kdati .jasno, hi kmalu spoznali,
Ga takega valovanja sploh nj in
! ga nilrdar nj bilo.
Anglia sc je, vtej vojni never
jetno malo naucila in tudi una
ga delavske stranke nj v TEN
oziru dosti pomagala. Bevin je
ocividno bill predolgo clan Chur.
chillovega kabineta in Sc je ma.
vel njegovega duha, vsled &c.
sar vozi ladjo Sc vedno pc i'm.
perijalisticnih vodah, kar je "a
cello re znatnemu delu njegovs
lastne stranke~ resno presedati
V vladi, XII je bila pri zadnjih
volitvah porazena, Sc je, n. pr
naucil, kako vazno je "a Angli'
jo Sredozemsko morje - xiv
jenska crta impemja - nj pa
prsel do spoznanja, da SO visa
morja, wanna "a vse narode. ia,
dram je pravzaprav velik zalis
Sredozemskega morja in pc te.
logiki 81 mora Anglia tudi tn
kaj zavarovati vpliv. Odtod pri'
haja izredna vaznost Trsta "a
Anglijo. To je seveda ideja, ka,
tere clovek ne bi pricakovaI ol
delavskega ministra. Primorskt
vprasanje Sc pa tice v prvi vr
sti Primorcev, .toda, Bevin n
storil nobenega koraka, da b
Sc poucil o zeljah in zahtevaf
tega ljudstva. Seveda, tudi Mr.
Byrnes in monsieur Ridault nj
sta smatrala kaj takega "a pc
trebnosin vsi skupaj so pretre
sail primorski problem kakol
Ida gre ~ kaksno ohskurno ko
Ionic v centralni Afriki, kjel
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-10

GEO.. 81 SNOW
1908 WATERLOO I'D. KE 2l4e
Trgovina S stenskim papirjem.
NU-Enamel barvami. GopiGi. potreb-
scinami "a papiranje. Sis6enje po-
dov. it'd. Papiramo in barvamo So
be znotraj.-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-10
TRST IN ,PRlMORJE
Spisal ETBIN KRISTAN
Trzaskc vprasanje je torej reseno.
All ma. ie2

Trzaskc v~prasanje je torej reSeno.
Ali pa je?
Kajpada, VISA p~orocla il F~lushinga nam pripovedu-
jejc, kako postane Trst z "okolico' neodvisno mesto pod
nadzorstvom Zdruzenih narodov. Ia ckolica sega pac dalec
preko trzaskih ~predmestij, bale V prvi vrsti zaradi tega,
da DO "svobodno" mesto moglo ziveti. Ia argument je,
milo receno, zelo dvomljiv. Res je, da Trst ne hi mogel
JEST, &c ne hi kmecka dekleta z Opcin in nekaterih drugih
krajev prinasala svoe pridelke ma trzaski try, toda "a
zivlenje mesta to pae ne zadostuje. Odkar je prisel Trst S
tako zvano JuEjsko krajino pod Waldo Italje, Sc je prehra-
njeval ma enak nacin, pa je vendar propadal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-10
NOW
C~LEVELANDSKE
~ELEKTRICNE

Elmer L. Lindseth, predsed-
mix clevelandske Electric Illu-
minating Co." je naznanil, da
DO instaliran novi turbinski ge-
nerator z mocjo cd 10000 kilo-
vatOV.