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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-12
SOGIE u 1eUS

Mrs. Luther Boerger, of Marys-
vile, spent Sunday with her
daughter, Roberta, at the Lloyd
Owens home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Berger, of
Westfield, Ind, were weekend
guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph E. Guy and daughter,
Betty Jane. Additional dinner
guests Sunday evening were Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Scott and Mrs.
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WOMEN'S MEETINGS OF THE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

q
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Group |, with Mrs. r. A. Noble
804 w. Fifth ST., 2:30 p. m. Wed
neSday.
Group 2, with Mrs. Walter
Beightler, 727 f. Fifth St, 2:3O
SUPPER A. At MANsE
A covered dish supper will be
enjoyed at the First Presbyterian
manse at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday, by
the elders and their wives.
IL IL .M
p. m. Wednesday.
Group 8, in the Church at
p. m. Wednesday. Members are
requested to bring their contri-
buttons for the box that is to be
sent to India, for the Campbells
OFFICIAL BOARD MEETING
The official board of the First
Methodist church will meet al
7:30 p. m. Wednesday in the
Round room of the church.
PRISCILLA READING CIRCLE
The Priscilla Reading Circle OF
Trinity Lutheran church will
meet at the John Noelp home al
I7:30 p. m. Tuesday.
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHOIR
REHEARSAL
intermediate choir, 7:30 p. m.
Wednesday Senior choir, 8 p. m.
Wednesday.
III -u- -N
LEGION AUXILIARY HONORS
GOLD STAR MOTHERS
Gold Star mothers were honor
ed at the American Legion Aux
iliary meeting, held in the Mem
orial building in Legion Park
Thursday evening.
The meeting opened in regular
form with. Mrs. Clara Mccullough
president, in charge. Mrs. Nc
Cullough asked volunteers to
write to their congressman, ask
ing him to support the Universal
Military Training bill. Miss Hat
tie Hamilton, chairman of the
poppy sale, urges everyone to CO.
operate when the poppies are
sold on the streets, May "a.
Any auxiliary ladies who can
possibly attend are asked to meet
with Mrs. Stella Moore, in Gale
Baldwin's office in the Court
House, May %, to make floral
crosses for the veterans graves.
The Granville unit will have
charge of the summer caucus o1
the Sixth district, July 8, it was
announced. Members are urged
to attend.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-12
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank my neighbors
and friends for the cards and
letters l received during my stay
in the hospital and since l
came home and also Willard Win
ter's for his ambulance service
Mrs. Newman Kincaid jr.
Peoria, Ohio. 1t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-12

Paul r. Strayer, of near Spring
dale church, will be pleased to
hear that she was brought home
Tuesday evening from Childrens
hospital. Marjorie was operated
on last Thursday morning for the
removal of her appendix. She is
getting along nicely.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-12
CARD OF THANKS

My deepest appreciation and
, thanks to all who kindly remem-
bered me with cards, letters, and
flowers, during my stay in Mercy
hospital and since my return
home.
1T Mr.. G.. w. Hill
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-12

Mrs. Mccullough introduced
the guest speaker, Mrs. Helen
Killworth, president of the Sixth
district of the Elizabeth Clark
scholarship fund, in which there
are two young ladies from Marys-
vile participating. Mrs. Kill
worth directed her talk especially
to the Gold Star mothers and
Imenlbers.
the Milford Center ladies, with
Mrs. Louella Kettler, chairman,
were in charge of the social meet
ing. The string ensemble, Mrs.
Ethel Pfarr, Phyllis Michel, Ethel
Helser and Gladys Hill, played
several selections.
Mrs. Mccullough and Mrs. Kill
worth presided at the lace cover
ed table, which was decorated in
yellow to carry out the Gold Star
theme. Mrs. Barger and the Gold
Star members were also seated
at the table: Mrs. Pearl Gambill,
Mrs. Helen Bishop, Mrs. Carrie
Baker, Mrs. Julia Estep, Mrs.
Mignon Forty, Mrs. Catherine
Griffin, Mrs. Lois Etillings, Mrs.
Rose Saygrover, Mrs. Marie Coe,
Mrs. Emza Gladgamn, Mrs. Mary
Winget, Mrs. Lucy Becker and
Mrs. Martha Anderson.
cHEERro5 'ccrRciEE IL
The Cheerio Circle of the Rings
Daughters met Monday evening
at the home of Margaret Matte
ISon.
Minnie Yearsley was in charge
of deVotionS and Bible study
The roll call was answered by
garden hints.
Christa Randell presided at the
business meeting at which the
circle decided to have a picnic at
the Randell wood, May 13. The
nomination committee, consisting
of Helen Sieg, Betty Cameron and
Josephene Young made their re-
port and the following officers
were elected: president, Awilla
Swartz; vicepresident, Margaret
Matteson; secretary, Ruby Fox;
treasurer, Dorthy Howald.
Anna Mary VanBushieh talked
of the Orders Work at Chautau-
qua and read a letter from LuAnn
DeVoss, of Milford Center, who
was an Ohio Scholarship girl last
summer.
Two vocal duets were given by
Joyce and Roberta Hamilton.
They were accompanied by their
mother.
Josephine Young and Margaret
Mather played two piano duets
Refreshments were served to
eighteen members by the hostess,
assisted by Margaret Mather and
Josephine Young.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-12

FOR SALE-Harley- Davidson "A
OHV. $4,000 miles. Phone f.
1882. 5-12-3t*
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-12
MorHER;ss DAY GUESTS

Mothers day guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Gaumer
223 w. Seventh ST., were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. huffman, Mr. and Mrs
o. K. West, Mr.. William Huffman
and son, Bobby, all of Columbus
and Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Gaumer
Mr.. and Mrs. West are Mrs. Huff
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-12
coLuMBUljs 1ljY vIsiroRs!; ST s

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Huffman
and children, Dick, Jane and
Bobby, of Columbus, were Moth
er's Day guests of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. |. Huffman, of
Buckeye ST., and Mrs. Murl South
ard, w. Fifth st.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-12

Lynn Light and daughter, Pam
my. Mrs. Scot has returned to her
home on Fourth street after
spending several months with her
daughter.
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w. c. T. u. U. MEETING"

The Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union will meet at 7:30
p. m. Friday in the fellowship
room in the Methodist church
Julia Roley has charge of the de-
votionels. Laura Specs and Mary
Hutson are the hostesses.
IL u III
Friends of Marjorie Ann Stray
er, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-12
RELIEF CORPS MEETS

Ransom Reed Relief Corps met
at the home of Ola Alexander,
Tuesday. Mrs. Alexander presided
over the business meeting. The
American Greed was used.
Maude Bake presented the fol-
lowing program: Devotions, Alice
Kollefroth; song; paper by Mary
Schuler; poem, Ethel Blumen-
schein; papers by Edna Smith,
Alice Kollefroth, Emma Tallman,
Rose Thompson, and Ola Alex
ander; song; reading, Maude Bak-
er; song; and the salute to the
flag.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-12

Men, here is a really fine pajam
Made full for comfort, adjustab
snap Wristbands as well as elest
sides, good roomy coat sty
shirt.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-12
LUTHERAN KINDERGARTEN
WILL HOLD OPEN HOUSE

The Trinity Lutheran kinder
garden extenes an invitation to
all persons interested to visit the
school next Wednesday, Thurs
day, and Friday, between the
hours of 8 and H. Especially in
vited are the parents of children
who will be eligiable to enter
Kindergarten next fall. all child
rem who are five on or before
Jan. |, 1948 are eligiable
GOOD TIME BRIDGE CLUB
The Good Time bridge club will
meet for dinner at Rockies Korn-
e:s, Tuesday at TOO p. m. They
will then go to the home OF Mrs.
Louis P. Rausch Of East Eight
street for the social meeting.
LADIES AUXILIARY Il Ii N MEETING
The ladies auxiliary to Union
Rural Post 1899 V. F. w. of Mil
ford Center will meet in regular
session at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at
the grange hall. All members are
urged to attend.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01

lalo mnogo preglavic in skrbi, .
"a vse to je dolzil bolj sina ka-
kor snaho. &c Sc je spomnil ME
nih devetih otrok, Sc mu je sr-
ce vsakikrat zmehcalo. Malo je
bilo zensk v Jamnici, XII bi bile
tako blagoslovljene, kakor je
bila Bunkinja. ...>..
MOI Sc je zadnja leta zelo po-
staral. Postave je bill Sc vedno
trsate, toda lasje so mu posta-
Ii popolnoma bell in, ker sc zad-
ME leta tudi nj vec bril-, je no.
sill tudi cisto belo, bolj siroko
kakor dolgo brado, XII mu je po-
krivala' vse lice gori do oci. L.
tega zarastlega obraza je gleda-
10 lie smelo cello, uporni, silasti
nos in iznad MEGA dvoje Sc ved-
no zivih oci. To je bill zdaj start
Munk..
Ko je Munk nazadnje odlozil
celjusti, ne vedoc, ali maj Sc ma
daljuje z delom, ali pa maj gre
spat tudi on, so sc zunaj ma pra-
gu zaslisali tezki koraki. Star
ceve oci so Sc takoj cudno "a
bliskale in cez njegov obraz je
svignila nemirna senca. Spoznal
je korake in vedel, da prihaja v
hiso njegov sin Bunk. Vedel je
tudi, da je sin pijan. Ostro je
prisluhnil poznemu ropotu. Ko-
raki so sc "a hip ustavili, ko da-
bi tisti, XII hodi, ne vedel, ali mai
vstopi, ali pa maj Sc obrne in
nadaljuje pot v noe. Toda koj
nato so noge znova zaropotale
in v sobo je stopil Bunk.
(Dalje prihodmjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
Urednikovo pos+o
(Nadaljevanje z 2. strani)

(Nadaljevanje z 2. stranD
pod Jugoslavijo. Najbrz pa bo-
mo ostali pod mednarodnim
ozemljem Trstom vred, ker ne
morejo doseGi sporazuma in ker
Sc kapitalisticne drzave bojijo,
da Sc komunizem ne hi razsiril
v Italijo. Toda kmalu bono ze
vedeli kako DO in kaj. zal mi je
radi sina &c ne bono prisli pod
Jugoslavijo, ker on je tam dobil
sluzbo.
"Imamo velike zmesnjave gle
de zamenjave denarja. V Itali-
il je en- dollar po $50 do 480 lir
tn pri mas pa je lie 225 lir. v TIA
liji denar mani velja kot pa pri
mas tako, da v Italiji zasluzijo
delavci vec kot pri mas, toda kot
sem rekel, je denar mani vre-
den. Seveda, kar dobimo ma od-
merke je tn dosti bolj po ceni
kot pa v Italiji. Opisal tt bonn
Gene raznega ziveza, XII ga do
bivamo ma odmerke:
Kruh je Fl lir kila ko ga do
bimo ma odmerke, drugace pa v
prosti prodaji po 80 lir. Mast,
XII je dobimo ma odmerke rs
dkg ma mesec, je po 80 lir, v pro-
sti prodaji pa 800 lir; maslo je
" prosti prodaji po 1,20O lir,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
ROMAN SOSESKE
Spisan eta ls4l. tik pred razpadom Jugosavje

pet odprla kakor nevidno brez-
DAME zrelo
Ahac je ze drugic izgubil de-
discino.
Cetrto poglavje
Bio je ze pozno ponoci, v "
Munkovi bajti, XII je stala ma
koncu prostrane gorice, je Sc
vedno brlela drobna lucka. Hisa
ma drugem koncu je bila re tenn
ma in tam je slo ze vse pocivat.
Mad Munkovo jamo je lezala
hladna, a lepa suseeva noe. Po-
lie mad hiso je bilo Sc pokrito S
strnjenim snegom, a pod hiso
so bile ze velike kopnace. Zad-
Mi dnevi SO bill jasni, polni SON.
ca, in sneg Sc je magic umikal
proti gori. Pc soncnih krajih so
nekateri kmetje zaceli ze gnoji-
ii. jana je bila tina, lie cd po-
toka Sc je slisalo enakomerno
ropotanje mlina, XII je delal "a
Munke tudi ponoci.
Stara Munkinja je sla ze v
posteljo, njen moz pa je Sc we'd
no obracal v rokah celjusti no.
viii grabelj, XII jih je delal "a
svojo snaho Bllnkinjo. Trudil Sc
je, da bi napravil cim lepse in
lazje orodje, in bio je, kakor
da hi v to delo polagal nekaj tt
ste svoje ljubezni, XII jo je we'd
no gojil do sinove zene. Bunko-
vo gospodarstvo mu je sicer de-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
MAKOPRAvNOST

cd teroristienih aktivnosti vec IL
soc oborozenih MOI, XII jih vodi-
jo komunisti z .-- d..
Ako je neka. vlada tako sla-
,botna, da ne more sama obracu-
natl ~ vec tisoc oborozenimi
mozmi,' ne glede, kdo jih vodi,
tedaj smemo upraviceno reel:
prvic, da ako mnogo ljudi v CIR
ciji dejansko ne simpatizira S
temi "vec tisoci," pa Jim gotovo
nj dosti mar "a emo ali drugo
stran, in drugic, da TAXI vladi
ne more nobena zunanja sila
dosti pomagati.
Politiena rast Sc ne da
ustaviti silo
Ako podvzamo to akcijo v Gr-
ciji, bono tenn Rusiji dejansko
rekli: "Mi smo nasprotni komu-
nizmu in bono pomagali grski in
turski vladi, da vodita boj proti
MENU Ali nj zelo MONO, da
DO Rusija pod tenni okolscinami
odvrnila: 'Storite, kar hocete,
ampak v TAKEN slucaju bono
tudi mi podvzeli korake v pod
poru komunizmu." Pozabiti ne
snemo, da ina Rusija mnogo
sredstev poleg vojne "a pospese-
vanje komunizma - dejansko
mnogo vec kot pa jih imamo mi
"a boj proti MENU. Neprijetno
kakor nam to utegne biti, ampak
priznati moramo, da mnogo lju-
di sirom sveta gleda ma komuni-
zem v ugodni luci in da ga sma-
trajo "a popolnejso obliko Wade.
komunisticno gibanje imamo
tudi v nasi lastni dezeli, ampak
ne moreno storiti mnogo, da bi
preprecili njegov sprejem cd ne
katerih izmed nasih ljudi.
Politicno rast je prav tako ne
mogoce ustaviti kot versko rast
-zlasti ne uporabo sile. In
predlagana avantura v Grciji
ne glede ma vse drugo, je te.
meljno uporaba sile.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01

ollie po 800 lir, speh po 700 lir.
Sladkorja dobimo ma mesec
80 dkg ma osebo in sicer je cd
100 do 800 lir, v prosti prodaji
pa 1000 lir. Makarone dobimo
po 2 ky ma mesec in so po 80
do 40 lir, v prosti prodaji pa 140
lir, krompir je po 48 lir, COVE
:je meso po 460 do 500 lir, fl
zol pa 200 lir.
"Slaba moska obleka stane
$4,000 do 10000 lir, cevlji pa
cd 1000 do $500.
"sedaj pa ii bonn opisal Ia
sluzke: Francl ina 2,1O0 lir pla-
&c ma mesec, moi sin pa ~zasluzi
okrog 1000 lir. Sedaj 81 lahko
zamislis kaksna draginja je tn.
Sedaj samo cakamo, da bi vide
Ii kako DO pod Jugoslavijo ker
v Jugoslaviji je vse podrzavlje-
no.
ia enkrat smo bill srecni, da
smo imei svoje v Ameriki in da
ste nam pomagali, tako da smo
lazje shajali v teh dveh letih
odkar je vojna koncana.
Pri koncu mojega pisma vas
vse lepo pozdravljam.
Tvoj brat
Stefan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
Svarilni glas ma kongres
Zed. drzzav z desne strani
(Nadaljevanje s 1. strani)

To je investicija, XII smo jo ma
pravili "a svobodo in mir sveta. :"
Ampak kje je svoboda in kje
je mir? Ali je svet, XII ga imamo
danes, taksen dohodek cd Gin
vesticiie," XII upravicuje, da prie-
memo iznova trositi ogromne
vsote denarja?
Predsednik je tudi rekel: ''Po-
moe, katero priporocam "a Or
Clio in Turcijo, ne znasa vec kot
emo desetinko procente te in
vesticije.''
Mar predsednik ali kdo drugi
"a en- sam trenotek misli, da je
vsota, katero predlaga, polna
vsota? Tistih $4O0, 100000 je oci-
vidno samo zacetek. Sledili Jim
bodo novi milijoni in milijarde
"a oznacene in druge dezele, XII
bodo grskim in turskim vzgle-
dom pred seboj stavile zahteve
ma naSo radodarnost.
Grski vladi ne more nihSe
dosti pomagati
Predsednik je rekel: "Obstoj
grSke drzave je danes ogrozen
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
RaZno

Popravimo strehe. Skrilnate in tile;
siding; kleparska della in mizar-
stvo. 3O-letna izkuSnja. M. J.
SEVERN. OR l449.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01

Sedaj je cas-, da kupite hiso "a
emo ali 2 druzini, blizu cerkve in
sole " slovenski naselbini ma
Holmes Ave. Potrebuje Sc $1,000
t;akoj.
George KasuniE. HE 8056
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
ZBOROVANJE BIVsIH
POLITICNIH JETNIKOV

PARIZ, 81. marca. - V Pa
rizu Sc je pricelo prvo zborova-
ME mednarodnega kongresa biv-
sih politienih jetnikov, katere-
ga so Sc udelezili predstavniki
18 drzav.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01

zenska ali dekle "a pomagati pri
hisnem delu in oskrbo otrok, ali
pa gospodinja "a popolno odgovor-
most. &c zelite lahko tn ostanete.
FA 7433
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
(Nadaljevamje)

Ko je Ahac mislil, da je re
vse pri kraju, pa ga je ma vsem
lepem iznenadila matt sama. Ne
madonna je prisla k MENU in mu
prinesla novo hranilno knjizico,
rekoc:
"Ahac, tn imas hranilno knji-
zico. JAZZ je noeem imeti donna.
Hrani jo ii in je ne daj nikomur
il rok. Ako bonn kaj potrebova-
la, bonn prisla k tebi in bos tt
zame jemal denar ven. &c bi me
pa bog ma vsem lepem poklical
k sebi, pa dobro pazi, kaj ii po-
vem. L. tega denarja placaj po-.
greb, oskrbi zane vsako leto
emo maso ma dan mole smrti,
pet tisoc daj Nezinemu sinu, XII
ga je imela Tumpezevim, da
bo vedel "a svojo babico, kar pa
ostane, je tvoje Tako bos
dobil vsaj nekaj il Permanove-
ga grunta g.. Da, in Sc nekaj
bi ii rada rekla Perman 81
je svoje nesrece sam kriv. Kdo
We, kje sc potepa, toda moi sin
je, tvoj brat je &c Sc DO
kdaj zopet vrnil v Jamnico, DO
gotovo prisel kot berac. Prosim
te, ne zapusti ga, pomagaj mu,
kakor yes in znas, da mu ne DO
treba kje "a plotom poginiti -
Govorila je nitro, hlastno, ka-
kor bi Sc bala, da bi Sc j misli
pretrgale in hi potem nevedela
dalje. Sin Sc je omehcal.
"Ah, matt, ne govorite tako.
Krepki ste Sc in boste Sc dolgo
ziveli. &c hi pa kaj prislo, Sc bo
zgodilo tako, kakor zelite. JAZZ
sem sploh ze mislil, da sc vam
ne bi bilo treba muciti .pri "a
bevu. K meni bi prisli, bono ze
nasli prostora >"
Toda matt, XII Sc vedno nj obr-
Mia oci cd MEGA, ga ocividno nj
nOsluSa1a. kakOY da ina Sc ne
kaj ma jeziku.
"Ahac, Sc ne nekaj sem poza-
bila," je dodala nitro, "sedmina
ne SINE biti pri Lukacu. z MIN
sc je "a naso hiso zacela ne
sreca >"
Potem je odsla tako magic,
kakor je bila prisla
Permanca je ostala pri Zabe-
WI; kakor je trdila, najvec "a
radi otroka, XII mu je takrat, re-
sila zivljenje in XII ga je silno
vzljubila. Toda memo zivljenje
Sc je pref izteklo, kot je mogel
kdo pricakovati. Do pozne sta
rosti trdna starka je zacela ma
glo hirati in leto dni poteml jo
je stisnila zima. Sedmina nj bila
pri Lukacu, ker jo je Zabev ma
pravil donna, kakor bi mu umrla
njegova, lastna matt. Permanca
nj docakala, kar 81 je najbolj
zelela, da bi smrt Sc pred MO
resila Zabevko, XII je Sc vedno
hirala v umobolnici.
Takoj po materini smrti je
Ahac odpovedal v hranilnici
materino vlogo. Takoj prvi
uradni dan po preteku sestme-
secnega odpovednega roka je
Sci dvignit denar. Precej je Ia
pail, da so Sc ga v posojilnici
nekam ustrasili. Naeelnik Dvor-
mix Sc je v zadregi zacel Cobalt
"a tilnikom.
''Kaj pa je, ali nj kaj prav?''
je vprasal Ahac magic.
"Vse je prav, toda povedati
ii moran, da je vloga zamrzni-
la. :. Vse vloge 50 zamrznile in
ne morem ii mic izplacati
Ahac je zazijal in je komaj
BE slisal v zadregi izgovorjeno
besedo:
''Kriza, gospodarska kriza."
Ia trenutek Sc je zaprla ne
vidna lovka sto in storokega
polipa, ki Sc je IL glavnega me-
sta prilepila ma Dobrije, ma
Jamnico. Zaprla pa Sc je same
"a hip, dokler nevidne ustnice
MISC pozrle kaplje, H se je ine'
-.,~1~. ~>~kXl1~~x A:~~x .a:~r,. sn,,
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pllkaclJe EVrOpe IN OreunJeSa
vzhoda pod okolscinami, XII
utegnejo dovesti do dejanske
vojne.
Nobenega pojasnila glede
"vitalnih interesov"
Nihce Sc nj pojasnil, kaksni
vitalni interest Zedinjenih draw
mas silijo k temu koraku. In &c
gre "a take vitalne interese,
nam Sc MISC bila pojasnjena
dejstva tega polozaja, vsled ka-
terih je postala akcija tako
nujna.
Edino, kar je bilo dano kon-
gresu in ljudstvu, je predsedni-
kova trditev, da gre "a vitalne
interese Zedinjenih draw in da
lie takojsnja akcija bistvena.
Predsednikov govor pa Sc veil
ko bolj odlikuje po svoji me-
glenosti in uporabi fraz kot pa
po jasnih razlogih, XII so ga mare
kovai.
! Ocitna dolznost clanov kon-
gresa je, da preprecijo prenag-
ljeno akcijo-da vztrajajo, da Sc
obelodanijo vsi fakti in da so
podani ljudstvu v razumljivem
jeziku-in koncno, da podvza-
mejo koncno akcijo v luci faktov
in izrazene wolfe ljudstva.
Pot. XII vodi v vojno in
demoralixacijo sveta
Dejansko je Amerika danes
mani mocna kot kdaj pref v Ego
dovini. Mocni izgledamo le v
primeri porusenim svetom. v
tenn oslabljenem stanju mai bi
Sc torej podajali v novo avan-
turo, kateri nam nj mic znane-
ga, ki pa mas more najprej vo.
diti v vojno, koncno pa v popol-
no Hemoralizacijo sveta in izgi.
fnjenje najmanjsega upa "a ka'
krsenkoli red v tloveski druzbi
Zadnji dve svetovni vojni ste
britski imperij dejansko poru
Sill. Ali to nj zadosten vzgled
da Sc ustavimo in pomislimo
predno Sc podamo ma pot, <
utegne ineti isti konec?
Predsednik je v syojem govo
|'ru rekel. Z 'zediniene drzave 81
prispevale 141 rnilijard dolarje,
+ zmagi Y drugi svetovni yojni
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01

plikacije Europe in Srednjega
vzhoda pod okolscinami, XII
utegnejo dovesti do dejanske
vojne.
Nobenega pojasnila glede
"yitalnih interesoV"
Evening star., 1947-07-24
Police and Fire Chief
Appointments Slated
Soon by Budwesky

Appointment of new Alexandria
fire and police chiefs to replace those
two department heads who resigned
after differences with the City Coun-
ell is expected to be made in the
near future by City Manager Car
Budwesky.
Mayor William T. wilkins said
today that the city charter provides
for appointment of the two officials
by the city manager.
Police Chief John S. Arnold SUBJ
mitted his resignation yesterday
after a row with the council over a
directive ordering him to wear a
uniform. He pointed out in his let
ter of resignation that he felt the
council was taking over administra-
tive matters that should be left te
department heads.
Chief Duncan submitted his resig-
nation Tuesday afternoon in a letter
outlining Fire Department improve
ments he has long sought from the
Council. Among these improvements
were establishment of a fire pre-
vention code; revision of present
building codes to provide for sprin-
kler systems in certain types OF
establishments, enlargement of the
Fire Prevention Bureau and creation
of a separate repair and mainte-
nance shop for fire and police
vehicles.
The designations of both the fire
and police chiefs will become efec-
tive September /.
No steps have been taken to fill
the vacancy created by resignation
of third city official. Col. Edward
Markham, assistant engineer in
charge of sanitation and mainte-
nance, submitted his resignation
due to a lack of cooperation on
the part of city officials"
Also expected is the resignation Of
DR.. Lewis Schafer, city health OF.
ficer, who has announced his inten.
ton to resign in October unless Ger.
tain budget requests for his depart.
ment are fulfilled.
Evening star., 1947-07-24
Woman S Body Found
|Encased in Canvas
lin Baltimore Harbor

BALTIMORE, July 24.-The nude
body of a woman, encased in
weighted canvas wrappings bound
with rope. was found floating among
the debris in Baltimore harbor
yesterday.
DR.. Walter Carmine, Baltimore
County medical examiner, said there
was a head wound which may have
been caused by a bullet. He said the
body had been In the water about
three months. The jaw had been
fractured in four places.
Two crane operators on the coal
dock Of the Gas & Electric Co. s
Turner's Station generating plant,
in the lower harbor discovered the
body.
Three different types Of rope
were bound about the canvas, trus-
sing the body from head to foot.
A piece of baling wire was looped
around the canvas at the waist, and
police theorized the wire may have
supported another weight.
+ Two 38-pound pieces of pig iron
and several sections of lead pipe
were also wrapped in the canvas.
DR.. Carmine said the woman ap.
peared to have been about IS years
old and had long brown hair. He
said identification may prove diff
ficult.