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Evening star., 1947-12-01
IL. ). Zionist Leaders
Will Confer on Aid:
Ito New Jewish State
By the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, Dec. IA special
conference of the National Admin
istrative Council of the Zionist Or
ganization OF America, comprising
all Zionist groups in this country,
has been called here next Saturday
and Sunday to discuss Jewish home
land problems.
DR.. Emanuel Neuman, president of
the Zionist Organization, announced
yesterday that the Zionist leaders
will gather to meet economic and
financial problems created by the
United Nations decision to partition
Palestine into independent Jewish
and Arab States. Plans for aid to
the new Jewish state will be fornu-
lated.
A proposal that the United Ma
tions and the United States make
arms and equipment available for
the Jewish forces in Palestine, in
lieu of an international police force
to preserve order, was made here
yesterday by Abba Hushi chairman
of the Histadrut Jewish labor fed
eration) delegation from Palestine.
Speaking at the final session of
the oath annual convention of the
National Committee for Labor
Palestine, he said the Jews in
Palestine have sufficient manpower
in the Haganah to defend the
population and borders of the new
state.
Mr.. Hushi urged a strong dec
laration" by the State Department
and by the United Nations Security
Council to the Arab states that
bloodshed will not be permitted in
Palestine
A check for s2,2SO,OOo, raised in
the 1947 Palestine Histadrut cam
paign in this country, was pre-
sented to Mr.. Hushi. The money
will be used to expand agricultural
and industrial co-operatives, voca-
tional schools and social and health
institutions operated by Histadrut
for the benefit of Jewish workers
and families in Palestine,
Evening star., 1947-12-01
Arabs Don't Plan War
Jews Can Meet Minor
Clashes, Zionist Says
By the Assoeiotsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-Dr.
Chain Weizmann, discounting Arab
threats against a separate Jewish
state in Palestine, declared today,
I'VE are organized fully and great
assaults are out Of the question"
I'm Palestine there is no danger"
asserted the 73-year-old biochemist
and leader Of the Zionist move
n1ent. 1--WE can take care of that
situation"
This doesn't mean" he added,
that there will not be snipins, or
incidents, or attacks upon remote
settlements. The Arabs are first
class guerrilla fighters, and 100
Bedouins can create havoc until they
are beaten back. But we are or
ganised fully. and great assaults are
out Of the question"
Jews Have $4,000 Armed.
DR.. Weizmann, in Philadelphia to
address a meeting of the Allied jew
ish Appeal, said in an interview
with the Philadelphia Inquirer: 1--WE
ourselves have 10000 boys tolerably
well armed. They have cunning,
courage, initiative, intelligence.
They have stood the racket for so
many years that we know they can
ward off any malefactors."
"1raq," he said, has something
of an air force and single bomber
over an undefended city. such as
Tel Aviv, can do great damage. And
we have no antiaircraft artillery
today.
But in three or four months time
that position will be different, too,
because naturally we are making
certain preparations"
But, he said, the Arabs in count
ries neighboring Palestine "are not
going to defy the collective author
ity of the civilized world. expressed
in vote of 1913" at the United
Nations General Assembly, in which
U. N. voted to partition the Holy
Land.
Asks Careful immigration.
The scientist warned that the new
state in Palestine. which U. N. is
pledged to create by october /, must
not be imperiled to too-great a
wave of unsupported immigration
from the displaced persons camps
in Europe.
I'VE need money. wisdom and not
too much impatience," said DR.,
Weizman. I'VE must not risk the
essential stability of Palestine in the
first two or three years of freedom,
and I would plead for a certain
amount of conservatism for the sake
of the very people waiting in the
DIP camps"
Evening star., 1947-12-01
500 Pou|trymen Meeting
To Discuss Coop Selling
BY the Assoeioted Press

SALISBURY. Md, Dec. L. APP
proximately 500 representatives of
the poultry industry were expected
here today for a meeting to discuss
cooperative marketing plan.
Harry H. Reick of Preston will
preside at the meeting of members
from the Maryland Poultry Pro-
ducers' Council, the Farm Bureau,
State Grange. local poultry associa-
tions and the University of Mary
land.
Speakers at today's session in
cluded Dr. Raymond w. Miller
president of the American Institute
of Co-operatives, Washington; James
M. Gwinn, University of Maryland
poultry marketing specialist, and
DR.. J. c. Hutter, New York State
poultry marketing expert.
Evening star., 1947-12-01
Palestine
Continued From FirstsPaee.)

ported that two Arab prisoners es-
capped during the disorder.
Near Ramle two Jews were wound
ed when their car was fired on.
Hagana Mobilizing.
Reliable Jewish informants said
that Hagana. Jewish underground
army estimated j., to have between
$4,000 to 10000 members. called for
mobilization of all men and women
from II to 35, beginning December
5. for special security" ranks.
Hagana also was reported to have
called for all men Is to As to enlist
for home guard duty to protect
communities.
Officials of the Arab Higher Com
mittee telephoned mayors of all
Arab cities for situation reports"
and told them to urge the people to
stand by for a call to action" The
committee will meet later in the
week in Damascus with Hal Amin
Ell Husseini, Mufti of Jerusalem.
One high Arab source said that
Arab tension is mounting over
Palestine and much CT the bitter
ness is toward the British"
Some Arabs warned American
correspondents to remain in their
homes, explaining that the Arab
masses blamed the United States
for success of the partition vote.
A general strike already has
started in the Arab city of Nablus,
and crowds marched through the
streets of Jaffa yesterday shouting
down with the United Nations"
In Jenin, in Northern Palestine,
police broke up q meeting of 800
Arabs. They said they feared the
session might result in a march on
the nearby Jewish settlements of
Esdraelon.
One Arab informant said that un-
derground groups had consolidated
under the leadership" of Fawzi Bey
AL Kawkazi, commander in chief
of the revolt of Palestine Arabs in
1868. He is now in Damascus.
In Jerusalem thousands of Jews
danced in the streets yesterday in
celebration of the decision to set up
separate Jewish and Arab states
while steel-helmeted police patrolled
the city and other patrolmen combed
the Jaffa road in the heart of the
Jewish quarter, warning all Arabs to
get out.
Some British soldiers joined the
merriment, waved Jewish flags and
embraced Jews toward whom they
had displayed hitherto strict for
mality.
Despite the undercurrent of ten
sion, rejoicing by Jews continued In
all quarters except some 80 settle
ments and villages which will be in
the Arab state under the partition
plan.
In Haifa and Jerusalem a total
of some $4,000 Jews paraded under
banners and slogans.
A statement was issued by the
Jewish Agency Executive appealing
to Palestine Arabs to accept the
United Nations decision land to
grasp the hand of friendship which
we are extending in all sincerity"
The agency called on "the Jewish
public not to allow itself to be pro-
voked into any irresponsible deeds.
Irgun Zvai Leumi, Jewish under
ground group which opposed parti-
ton, broadcast an appeal to Jews
for fighting unity but repeated
earlier assertions that their organi-
zation was not bound by the parti-
ton boundaries or by Jewish Agency
acceptance of the U. N decision.
Evening star., 1947-12-01

Assembly president, closed with the
hope that the Big Four Foreign
Ministers now meeting in London
would take the right path to peace"
Mr.. Lie recognized the unsolved
Russian-American differences in his
final speech. Then he said:
"It cannot be repeated too often
that the United Nations was found
ed on the assumption that the
major powers would be in substan-
tial agreement with one another
It is clear for all the world to see
that our organization can accom-
plish its tasks, as laid down by the
charter, only if the great powers
and consequently the other nations
included in our membership, can
Evening star., 1947-12-01
Former UAW official
Buys OveroHs to
Return to WeIdinqT
ey the Associoted Press

DETROIT, Dec. 1.-Richard
T. Leonard, former vice pres
ident of the CIO United Auto
Workers, bought new pair of
overalls today and prepared to
punch a time clock for the first
time in II years.
The De Soto division of Chrys-
ler Corp. classified him as a
$1.42 an hour spot welder and
told him to report for work at
Tam. tomorrow.
He left the factory in 1886 to
devote full time to the union.
His $500 per week at De
Soto compares with a UAW-CIO
salary of $1,000 or about $135
weekly.
Evening star., 1947-12-01
Lions Aid Numbering
OF Indian Head Houses
Special Dispatch 10 The Stor

INDIAN HEAD, Md, Dec. 1.-The
Civic Improvement Committee Of
the Indian Head Lions Club has
sponsored numbering of houses on
streets of the incorporated town of
Indian Head, adjacent to the naval
reservation here.
DR.. Frank A.. Susan is chairman
of the committee, other members
being Harry A. WINS and George
Carpenter.
Evening star., 1947-12-01

people to preserve order but declared
that the government was fulfilling
all obligations and cleaving to its
repeated statements to direct the
Iraqui people in the right direction
to support the Palestince Arabs and
prevent implementation of the Uni
ted Nations unjust resolution"
There was speculation that the
Arabs might await the scheduled de-
parture of British forces from Pal
estine next August before taking Or
ganized action against the Jews.
Evening star., 1947-12-01

Ahmed Hussein, leader of the
"young Egypt" party, likened the
u. N. decision to crusade by Amer
lean and European countries against
the Arab and Islamic worlds.
At Baghdad the Iraqui cabinet
Issued q communique urging the
Evening star., 1947-12-01
Mrs. WilIkie Honored

NEW YORK, Dec. l (P.-Robert
P. Patterson, chairman of the Elk
ecutive Committee of the National
Committee for the Marshall Plan to
Aid European Recovery, announced
yesterday that Mrs. Wendell Willkie,
widow of the 1910 Republican presi-
Dental candidate, will head. the
committees women's division.
Evening star., 1947-12-01

work together with . reasonable de.
gree of harmony"
Agreement on the peace treaties
with Germany and Austria and
later Japan would mark a further
step toward conciliation and agree
ment on other questions" Mr.. Lie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
Nov Gromikov predlog
g0Vernerju "a TrSt
Diva kongresna
OdbOra bOsta
preiskovala unijje

WASHINGTON, II. junija -
Diva kongresna odbora bosta vr-
sila preiskavo v delavskih uni
jah v zvezi S "komunizmom" in
"raketirstvom."
S preiskavami Sc utegne pri-
ceti cez diva tedna.
Kongresni odbor "a ne-ame-
riske aktivnosti bo zacel %. ju-
Mia zaslisevanje v zvezi s poro-
cilom predsednika odbora Par
nell Thomasa o "infiltraciji ko-
munistov v delavskih unijah."
Predsednik kongresnega od-
bora "a delo, Fred Hartley pa je
izjavil, da sc bodo zaslisevanja
glede ''raketirstva v unijah' pri-
celia nekoliko dni pozneje.
Ne-ameriski odbor Thomas
Pamela Sc DO najprvo sprawl
mad CIO United Electrical
Workers, katera je oznacena v
uradnem porocilu, da Sc ''naha-
ia pod kontrolo komunistov."
Hartley je izjavil, da Sc bodo
zaslisevanja glede 'raketirstva'
v unijah najprej pricela v Wash
ingtonu, potem pa v New Yorku,
Detroitu, Chicago, Los Angelesu
in San Francisco.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
MOI. XII JE VEDNO
PRIPRAVLJEN
POMAGATI zENI

ELGIN, ILL.,, 16. junija-V ne
XII gostilni sta Sc sprickala Mrs.
Clarence Frey in njen ljubeznivi
soprog. Oh tel priliki je gospa
Clarence izrazila svojo zeljo, da
bi najraje skocila v vodo. Vedno
pripravljen, da svoji boljsi po-
lovici izpolni vsako zeljo, je Mr..
Frey odsel z zeno do nekega mo-
sta in kot praW kavalir, drzal
plasc, ko je zena res skocila v
vodo. v silni skrbi, da Sc zena
mogoce v hladni vodi ne pocuti
proved udobno, il je cez nekaj
casa MOI vrgel v vodo plasc.
''Tu je plasc, da te ne DO zeb-
TO-" je rekel. d.
Neki prijatelj je resil zeno il
vode in vines je posegla tudi po.
licija. Pred sodnikom sta bils
MOI in zena obsojena ma $40 glo'
he "a vsakega.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
JUGOSLAVIJA DOBILA
ZMAGO MAD JUNO
AFRIKO v TENISU

ZAGREB, 16. junija. - V te-
niskih tekmovanjih "a Davis
Cup je danes jugoslovanska te-
niska skupina premagala ekipo
JUNE Afrike. S to zmago Sc bo-
do jugoslovanski igralci sreca-
Ii z ekipo Cehoslovaske, XII je
istega dne premagala Francijo.
Ker je lanskega leta v tents
kin tekmah Jugoslavija osvoji-
la prvo mesto v Evropi, Sc pri-
cakuje, da DO tudi letos dosegla
isti uspeh.
Zmagovalka il poslednje TEX
me v Evropi Sc DO nato v Zedi-
njenih drzavah srecala z zmago-
valko med Kanado in Avstrai-
10 cd cesar bo odvisno, katera
drzava se bo srecala ekipo Ze-
Idinjenih drzav, kiadrzijo svetov-
no prvenstvo v tenisu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
"Veto shod' v
.Clevelandu bill
zelo uspeSen
Ma stotine protestnih
telegramov proti drzavni
in zvezni protidelavski
predlogi odposlanih

Po protestnem shodu, XII ga je
v ponedeljek zvecer v Clevelan-
du priredil Political Action Com
mittee CIO, je bilo ma predsed-
nika Trumana in governerja
Thomas J. Herberta odposlanih
ma stotine telegramov, S kateri-
mi sta bila oba urgirana, n a j
vetirata proti-delavske zakon-
ske predloge.
"Veto shoda" Sc je udelezilo
cez 1000 clanov CIO unij.
Glavni govornik ma shodu, dr.
zavni direktor politicnega odbo-
ra CIO, Jack Kroll je v svojem
govoru ostro napadel proti-de-
lavske predloge in urgiral delav-
ce, maj povecajo svoje politicne
aktivnosti, da Sc konca "vlada
velikega a businessa, "a veliki
business in cd velikega business
sa."
William ]. Lagelle, tajnik C1O
sveta "a Ohio, je izjavil, da bi
Var Akenova protidelavska
predloga, XII ja je legislature v
Ohio sprejela, ustvarila IL de-
lavcev "drugorazredne drzavlja-
me-"
Distriktni direktor Steelwork-
ers unije pa je opozoril republi-
kance, da 81 bodo v slucaju, &c
jim uspe, da uveljavijo proti-de-
lavske predloge, "izkopali tako
globoke grobe, da Sc IL njih nj
koli ne bodo izvlekli."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
.Francozi ponudili
emo diviiziijjo "a
"SvetOVnO armada"

LAKE SUCCESS, II. junija.
- Il obvesceni krogov poroca-
jo, da je Francija danes obve-
stila Zdruzene narode, da je v
sedanjem casu v stanju, da po-
nudi samo emo divizijo "a usta-
novljenje predlagane "svetovne
armade", XII bi imela namen Gu
vati mir.
Francoska ponudba je bila pr
va ponudba te vrste, ker nobe-
ma cd pet velikih sill nj Sc nave
ola, kaksno stevilo Get bi lahko
prispevala "a tozadevne name
ne.
Francoski delegat je obvestil
vojaski odbor Zdruzenih naro-
dov, da Francija nj v stanju
,odstopiti vec ,vojastva zaradi
prejsnjih "vojaskih obveznosti
v Indokini in drugod'.
&c bi vsaka drzava prispeva-
la le toliko kot Francija, bi
"svetovna armada" ne Stella vec
kot 10000 MOI.
Kina in Zedinjene drzave so
baje naklonjene mnogo vecjemu
stevilu. Veruje Sc, navzlic temu,
da nista podali nobenih jasnih
sugestij, da mislijo ma armada,
XII bi Stella 100000 MOI.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18

ker italijanska mirovna po-
godba doloca, da Sc morajo vse
zavezniske sile umakniti IL TIA
lije teku SO dni po uveljavlje-
nju pogodbe, hi sprejem soviet
skega stalisca, ako bi ga Var
nostni svet odobril, v praksi po-
vocal moznosti, da bi bila Italia
brez zunanje pomoci, ako bi Ju-
goslavija skusala izvesti "puc'
v spornem ozemlju.
Izjava, katero je podal danes
Gromiko, sc smatra "a odgovor
ma izjavo predsednika Trumana,
" kateri je v zvezi podpisom
pogodb "a Italijo in balkanske
drzave, hvalil Italijo, ces, da
gradi "novo demokracijo," obe-
mem pa udaril po novih drzavah
ma Balkanu, katere je imenoval
"komunisticne tiranije."
V smislu provizoricnega "a
konika "a trzasko svobodno
ozemlje imajo :vzdrzevati Ameri-
ka, Britannia in Jugoslavija po
5000 moz vojastva v ozemlju,
kadar bi italijanska pogodba
postala polnomocna. Ia vojaska
sila ina biti ma razpolago COVER
nerju Trsta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
Bolgarija zavrgla
kritikO Zed. drzav

SOFIA, 17.vjunija. - Pred
sednik bolgarske Wade Georgij
Dimitrov je danes imenu VIA
de zavrgel kritiko edinjenih
drzav v zvezi z aretacijo Niko-
laja Petkova, voditelja opozicij-
ske agrarne stranke.
Ddmitrov je izjavil, da seda-
MIA bolgarska administracija
uziva zaupanje velike vecine boil
garskega naroda.
IN e XII kratkovidni in naivni
ljudje so pricakovali, da DO are
tacija Petkova povzrocila vihar-
ne proteste in nemire in cello
partizanske aktivnosti proti Do
movinski 'front.'. Sedaj pa Sc pri-
jatelji Petkova, tako tn kot v
tujezemstvu, lahko prepricajo,
da sirom dezele vlada mir in
red," je rekel Dimitrov.
Dimitrov je obenem izrazil
nado, da ne bodo v zvezi z are
tacijo Petkova podvzete nobene
akcije, XII bi utegnile ovirati
"prijateljske odnosaje med obe-
ma drzavama (Zedinjenimi dr.
zavami in Bolgarijo)."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
Kongres podrl
IrumanOV veto

WASHINGTON, II. junija -
Poslanska zbornica je danes
dvema glasovoma vecine podpr-
la Trumanov veto republican
skega davcnega zakona.
Glasovanje je izpadlo 268 pro-
tt .137. Ker sc je glasovanja
udelezilo 4O5 kongresnikov, je
bilo potrebnih "a dive retjinsko
vecino 270 glasov.
S tenn je moznost "a spremem-
DO obstojecega davcnega zakona
v tekocem letu odstranjena. Vsi
trije ohijski demokrati so gla-
sovali "a veto, docim so republi-
kanci volili proti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18

chard F. Allen, ko je nastopil
svoj urad kot upravitelj relif-
mega sklada v znesku $50 mill
jonov dolarjev, XII ga je odobril
kongres "a resilno akcijo v ino-
zemstvu.
Prve posiljatve ziveza bodo
Sic v Italijo, Avstrijo, Grcijo in
Poljsko.
Levicarska stranka
prepOvedana U. S. zOni
BERLIN, II. junija. - Gen.
Lucius D. Clay je danes Mama
nil, da je delovanje Zdruzene
socialisticne stranke, Xxi je bila
organizirana pod pokrovitelj-
stvom sovjetsk;h oblasti, "a ne
dolocen cas- prepovedano v ame-
riski okupacijski zoni Nemcije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
GLEDAL, KO SO ISKALI
"NJEGOVO TRUPLO"

WASHINGTON, II. junija. -
Ko so policaji in ognjegasci da-
mes skozi dve uri iskali njegovo
truplo v nekem bajerju, je 6-let-
nj Danny Drake stal ma bregu
z vec sto opazovalci in opazoval.
Ko ga je neki sosed spoznal, je
Danny veselo primal, da je We
del, da iscejo MEGA, da pa Sc je
tako imenitno zabaval, da kar
nj mogel povedati, da nj "uto-
nil"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
PREDSEDNIK ITALIJE
30 PODAL OSTAVKO

RIM, II. junija - Predsednik
Italije, Enrico de Nicola je da-
mes povzrocil novo politicno kri-
20, ko je izjavil, da bo podal
ostavko.
De Nicola je obvestil premier
ia de Gasperija O svojem "trd-
nem namenu, da poda ostavko,"
ko je podpisal ukaz, katerim
so bile splosne volitve odlozene
do 81. decembra tekocega leta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
BEVIN SE 30 SESTAL
z BIDAULTOM

LONON, 16. jl1nija-Angleski
zunanji tajnik Ernest Bevin bo
jutri odpotoval v Pariz, kjer Sc
DO sestal s francoskim zunanjim
ministrom George Bidaultom.
Ma sestanku bosta zunanja mi
nistra razmotrivala predlog "a
pomoc Evropi, XII ga je podal
ameriski drzavni tajnik George
G.. Marshall. ...s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
Poroka

Poroka
Proslo soboto sta Sc porocila
v cerkvi sv. Pavla ma Chardon
Rd. Mr.. Adolf Gulich, sin pozna-
ne druzine MIR. in Mrs. Gulich il
1915 Whitcomb Rd. in LaVerne
Gubanc, hcerka Mr.. in Mrs. Gu
banc IL 1910 Pawnee Ave. Po-
rocna slavnostse je vrsila v Slo-
venskem drustvenem domu ma
Recher Ave. Mlademu paru &c.
stitamo in mu zelimo vse maj
boljse v zakonskem stanu!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
Il Colorado

Pred nekaj dnevi so prisli ma
obisk k druzini Erazem Gorshe
ma 1116 E. u st., Joseph in Jo-
hama Smith il Frederick, Colo.,
sin Carl, XII sluzi v ameriski
mornarici in je bill ma dopustu,
hci Jennie in njen moz George
Loveland il Denverja. Colo, ter
vnuk Daniel Smith. Spotoma so
obiskali tudi vec drugih NEST in
prijateljev in so sedaj ma poti
domov. Upamo, da so sc prav
dobro zabavali v nasi metropo-
Ii!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
KAMPANJA "WALLACEA
"a PREDsEDNIKA" Sc
MORDA KMALU ZAcNE
WASHINGTON, II. iuni-

WASHINGTON, II. juni-
Mia. - Pricakuje Sc, da bo
cd odgovora predsednika
L. umana ma APPEL Wallacea
"a sestanek med Trumanom
in Stalinom odvisno, &c DO
javno razglasen pokret
"Wallace "a predsednika",
XII Sc je najprej zacel v Ca
liforniji.
Wallace je izjavil, da mu
nj nicesar znanega glede po-
kreta, da sc ga menuje "a
predsedniskega kandidata v
letu 1913. v svojem pone-
deljskem govoru XII ga je
incl v Washingtonu, je
Wallace izjavil, ida Sc bo
pojavila nova stranka", ce
bosta dosedanji glavni
stranki vztrajali ma seda-
Mi poti v vojno in depresi-
jo.
Robert w. Kenny, bivsi
justicni tajnik v California,
je izjavil, da Sc bo S kam-
panic ''Wallace "a predsed-
nika" pricelo ma shodu, XII
XII Sc DO vrsil v Fresnu, CAL,
19. julia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
Zopet donna

Zopet donna
V Chicagu sta Sc nahajala "a
par dni Mrs. Rozi Zdesar in hci
Rose il E. 200 St. Obiskale ste
Mrs. Boldan, Mr.. Frank Grill
in Mrs. Jennie Salmic. Zahvalju-
jete Sc vsem "a prijazno gosto-
ljubje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18

Sporazum bosta v kratkem
podpisala grski zunanji minister
Konstantin Caldaris in ameriski
ambassador "a Grcijo, Lincoln
MacVeagh.
IL ameriskih virov porocajo,
da so pogoji ostri in da DO z Mi
mi prizadeta grska sovereniteta.
Grski krogi pa porocajo, da bo-
do ameriski strokovnjaki, dode-
ljeni raznim ministrstvom, "kot
kragulji" motrili, kako bo upo-
rabljen sleherni dollar.
Grski zunanji minister Calda-
ris je ugovarjal klavzuli v spo-
razumu, XII sc nanasa ma casni-
karje. Izjavil je, da bodo njego-
va ministrstva polna ameriskih
casnikarjev, XII bodo brskali po
uradnih dokumentih Wade.
Prito3be grske Wade
Sc bodo uvazevale
Ameriski ambassador Mac
Veagh je odklonil vsako omilje-
vanje sporazuma, toda obljubil
je, da Sc bodo pritozbe grske
Wade uvazevale, &c bodo predlo-
zene potom "pristojnih kama
low"
| Il grskih virov Sc poroca, da
bo ameriske uradnike, XII bodo
imeli polozaj, XII bo odgovarjal
polozaju visokih grskih uradni-
'kov, imenovala ekonomska mist
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18

Dne 8. junija je graduiral IL
universe Ohio Wesleyan John
A. Kapel, sin poznane druzine
Mr.. in Mrs. John Kapel IL 1861
Sycamore Dr., XII je prejel diplo-
mo Bachelor of Arts" in odli-
kovanje "a umetniske studije. v
septembru namerava odpotova-
ii v Prago, kjer -bo nadaljeval
svoje studije v keremiki. Made
budnemu mladenicu cestitamo
ii mn zelimo mnogo uspeha Y u.
branem poklicu!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
DOnlaCe vesti
Zaroka

Zaroka
Mr.. in Mrs. Erazem Gorshe,
1116 E. u St., naznanjata, da
Sc je zadnjq soboto IA. junija
zarocila njiju hcerka Joyce z
Mr.. Joseph Plemel, simon Mr..
in Mrs. Jacob Plemel st. il 1907
E. 1877 St. Bio srecno!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
Il bo1niSnice

Il bo1nisnice
Mr.. Valentine Plesec sc je vr-
nil il bolnisnice ma svoj dom ma
1926 Waterloo Rd., kjer ga pri-
jatelji lahko obiscejo. Zahvalju-
je sc vsem "a obiske, kartice,
cvetlice in darila, XII jih je bill
delezen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
zEDINJENE DRzAvE B0D0
k0NTR0LIRALE GR5k0 VLAD0
Podpisan bo sporazum, XII bo
omogocil Ameriki pomo kontrolo v
zvezi s pomocjo v znesku $300,OO0,0W

ATENE II. junija-Grska vlada je danes odobrila
sporazum med Zednjenmi drzavami in Grcijo po kate
bodo dodeljeni grskim mnisersvom ameriski urad
nik XII bodo nadzorova kako DO uporabilo $30O000
000 XII h Zedinene drzave odobrile "a "vojasko in
ekonomsko pomoc Grciii'