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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
Miss Collins,
Bride-Elect,
Entertained

Mrs. Joe Miller, SO North
/ Lumina avenue, Wrightsville
Beach, entertained on Friday
with a lovely dessert bridge party
in honor of Miss Gwendolyn Col
Inns whose marriage is to take
place during December.
The Miller home was attracti-
vely arr anged with pastel flow
ers and the guest of honors
place was marked by a corsage
of white carnations and lilies
of the valley while the other
places were marked with dain-
ty nosegays of pastel flowers.
Following dessert the bride
elect was presented a shower of
crystal in her chosen pattern.
Dainty refreshments of frozen
ices in the shapes of corsages,
iced cakes topped with resebuds
and coffee were served during
the afternoon.
| Guests included Miss Collins,
honoree, Mrs. S. D. Collins, Mrs
Rupert Bryan, Miss Jane Beat
ty, Mis- Cornelia Tongue, Miss
Mary Whitener, Mrs. Lois Burk-
heimer, Miss Clarice Swain,
Mrs. D. H. White, Miss Wanda
White, Mrs. Jack Black, Mrs.
Jack Lane. Mrs. Patterson,
Mrs. Polly Johnson, Mrs. Oscar
Grant, Mrs. J. B. Loughlin, Miss
Dorothea Jones and Miss Olivia
| Presson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23

instrument companies of Roch.
ester, N. Y. in charge of the
Greensboro territory.
Out-of = town guests included:
Mrs. Ora Samuel Gray, mother
OF the bridegroom, Brockton.
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fish
er, Clark Fisher. Waban, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Lynch,
Miss Nancy Lynch, Miss Olivia
Lynch, George G. Lynch, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Whit T. Benton,
Miss Ann Benton, Whit T. Ben
ton. Jr., Herbert A. Lynch, all
OF Wilmington, H ward Young,
George Young, Orient Point,
Long Island, New York, DR.. and
Mrs. John F. Hewitt, Ruxton,
Mr., Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hen
ry, New York City, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Price, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
L. Price, Thomas G. Lynch,
Charlotte, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Cav, Sanford, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
%. Browning, Burlington, Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Kirby, Robert
Schweim, Raleigh, Miss Kathe-
rine Lanford, Greenville, S. c.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Brad
ham of Cleveland. Ohio.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
A New Bird In Full Thanksgiving Larder

Beltsville, Md, was developed.
1t met specifications, and distri-
button of surplus turkey eggs
was made to state agriculture
colleges.
The bronze, White Holland
and Black varieties, the wild
turkey and the White Austrian
land, were first used in develop
turkey, imported from Scot
ing the small bird. In 1943
Broad Brested Bronze blood
was being introduced.
Breeding work is being con-
tinued with the latter in the
hope for further improving the
type. The dressed weight of the
IBeltsville young toms at mar
ket age ga to 26 weeks) is 10
1-2 to Is pounds, average 13
pounds. Weights of young hens is
6 1-2 to 9.
Although there is a growing
demand for the streamlined
turkey and turkey parts, many
folk still prefer to tackle a gi-
gantic golden-brown bird like
those which highlighted the
Thanksgiving gorges of yester-
uaar
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
Miss arrow
Makes Known
Wedding Plans

Wedding plans have been COM
pleted for the marriage of Miss
Harriet Farrow, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harris James Farrow
of this city, and Robert William
Murray, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert William Murray also of
Wilmington.
The ceremony will be solem-
nized on Wednesday, November
l26 at 5 pm. at St. Andrews
Covenant church, DR.. Eugene
Witherspoon will officiate.
A program of nuptial music
will be played by John Pheil.
Miss Farrow has chosen her
sister, Miss Joan Farrow, as her
only attendant.
Mr.. Murray's father will act
as best man and ushers will be
James Harris Farrow, Albert
Earl Grisson and Ernest Devon
Bryant.
No invitations have b N is
sued, but friends Of the couple
are invited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
BY ALEXANDER r. GEORGE
AP NeWsfeatures Writer

WASHINGTON - Almost ali
of the traditional ''makings"
for Thanksgiving dinner-from
turkey to pumpkin pie are in
good supply for American
families this year.
Plenty of cranberries, pump
kins, apples and nuts along with
large stocks of turkeys, ducks
and chickens, are indicated by
food supply reports of the U. S.
Department of Agriculture
Huge stocks of wine still are
on hand from the record crush
of grapes in 1916.
This years sweet potato crop
is somewhat smaller than
usual. While potato production
is down considerably from last
years huge output, but there
are no signs of a potato short
age.
There are large stocks of
canned cranberries, and prices
are expected to be somewhat
lower than last year. About
130, 100000 pounds of pump
kin were canned last year, and
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
SOCIAL CALENDAR
MONDAY

MONDAY
800 p.m.-The Woman's auxi1-
ary of Immanual
Presbyterian church
will meet at 1xe
church.
800 p.m.-The Friendship Bible
class of St. Andrews
Covenant Presbyter-
ian church will meet
in the Kenan build
ing. Mrs. T. A. Law
ther, Misses Isabel
and Christine Nc
Dougal hostesses.
8:15 p.m.-G o l d enrod chapter,
No. 142. Order of the
Eastern Star, will
meet at the Masonic
Temple.
TUESDAY
II :0Oa .m.-The weekly bridge
luncheon of the Cape
Fear Country club.
Luncheon served at
1:30 o'clock. Reserva-
tions are necessary.
2::30 p.m.-There will be meet
ing of all grade
mothers of the Sun
set Park schools at
the new school build
ing. Several import
ant matters will be
discussed.
800 pm. The Womap's auxil-
iary of Pe1rsall Me-
mortal Presbyterian
church will meet at
the church.
FRIDAY
2:30 p m. The Winter Park
Home Demonstration
club will meet with
Mrs. J. b. Heidi. Mrs.
c. L. Williamson will
be joint hostess.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
TOMMY LANE FETED
AT BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. George T. Lane enter
tanned her son, Tommy, on his
third birthday. Games were
played and prizes were won by
Ray and Clifton Smith.
Those attending included Car
la OTIS. Laurie and Billy Lane,
Ray, Jay and Clifton Smith,
Jimmy Sneeden, Jay Winner,
Leroy johnson, Fay Scog-
gins, Sonny Lawler, Mrs. James
Sneeden, Mrs. Jennings Otis,
Mrs. Eddie Lawler, Mrs. Walter
Winner and Mrs. Ethel Jeffords,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23

pean during the past several
weeks.
On Wednesday afternoon,
Mesdames W. r. Eakins, j. T.
Best and C. H. Hayes, the
foreign and territorial COM
mtitee of Sorosis sent more than
200 bags filled with items con-
sidered luxuries in Europe to be
distributed through the official
relief agency on a strict basis
of need
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
William Hooper
P-TA Meets Tuesday

The William Hooper PTA will
meet Tuesday evening at 7:45
o'clock at the school auditorium.
The theme will be Americanism.
TIL Sixth grade will present
a play, Children Of Democracy.
John Farrell, executive secre-
tary of the Chamber of Com
merce, will speak on the SUBJ
ject. Our American Heritage to
have and to Hold. wit h some
emphasis on the Freedom Train.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
Over Two Hundred
Discarded Handbags
Packed For Shipmen

North Carolina Sorosis great
fully acknowledges the generous
response of all women and girls
who contributed discarded
purses and handbags for Euro
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-23
N;cr Josephine DUPONT Lynch
Warren Clark Gray Are Married

Tho marriage of Miss Jose
,;ne ne dupont Lynch, only daugh-
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
lsl lpsarden Lynch of Greensboro,
SD'rrner1v Do, of Wilm ngton and,
W. Warren Clark Gray, son of Mrs
wa oa' Samuel Gray and the late
oia oas, Mr.. Gray of Brockton,
51ass rev. took place in the First
nnrscbvterian ns church in Green's
[aro Lsr on Saturday evening at 8
o'clock. poa,,o.s oee;o;
\ al the ceremony.
V' BRIDE
The bride, who entered the
,ncb l~ with her father, was
lanaly Cl,u in a gown of antique ivory
lotTr' Dotin with sweetheart neckhne
iao.o-mutton sleeves taperlng to
a;,ts ''5 over the hands, a n d a
potll' .ht bodice joining a full skirt
usil, ..sich swept into a long train.
Tlls'fi Tse 'ffjngertip veil of illusion cas-
dsded s,IS from an heirloom lace
c,p, cap. adorned with orange bios
cap' ,s A lace handkerchief was
'oii-o' "a IN fhe brides sleeve by
l-1 inv amethyst pin 140 years
I'D, which had been worn oy Is her
oIT' osreat,great grandfather, Judge
Toseph e H. dupont, when he was
iudse of the Supreme court Of
,Tor ,Florida. Her strand of pearls
was a gift of the bridegroom:
rbo M nride carried bouquet OF
I.bi4e l orchids, showered with
butterfly orchids a n d stephano-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-10

uporabljal tam, kjer jo najbolj
potrebujejo. Tel, newyorski po-
druznici bi morale slediti vse
vecje jugoslovanske naselbine v
Ameriki., Potujoca klinika sta
ne $11, 900, oprema "a decje do
move, katera ukljucuje zdrav-
stvene in solske potrebscine, pa
stane $4,000. Jip (jeep) pa sta
ne $1,4O0. S temi avtomobili
lahko zdravniki dosezejo vsako
vas.
Ameriski odbor "a pomoc Ju-
goslaviji apelira ma sleherno
vecjo naselbino, da bi Sc zavze-
la in spravila denar skupaj "a
te potrebne stvari, XII jih danes
potrebujejo v Jugoslaviji. Po-
magazine jugoslovanskemu ma
rodu, XII je vso pomoc krvavo
zasluzil!
Odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-10
Piknik v korist kuhinje
izletniskih prostorov SNPJ

Cleveland, o. V nedelio
IA. septembra priredi drustvc
"Svoboda" skupno krozkom
st. 1 "Progresivnih Slovenk'
piknik ma izletniskih prostorih
SNPJ izkljucno v korist nase
kuhinje. Nasa dekleta Sc prav
vneto pripravljajo, da bo pix
mix cimbolj uspesen. Ia pies bo
igrala Mramorjeva godba. Fan.
tie cd odbora pa nam bodo po.
magali v tocilnici.
Prav prijazno ste vabljeni
da mas posetite ma omenjeni
dan ma nasi farmi. S tenn boste
pripomogli, da DO pri h dn ia
pikniska sezona bolj udobno po-
stregla nasim posetnikom. Tudi
nase mlade clanice cd krozka
st. Z so obljubile, da bodo so.
delovale z nami ma nasem pix.
niku.
"Progresivne Slovenke' SO
vedno pripravljene pomagati
kadar gre "a koristno in ma
predno stvar. Mas krozek lie ma
zadnji seji odobril $1O0 "a
obrambo "Enakopravnosti" $40
"a stroske pri podpisih "a pot
ne iste "a Jugoslavijo, vzele pa
smo tudi vse poslane vstopnice
"a veselico SANSove podruzni-
ce st. 48.
Nasa kampanja "a pridobi.
vanje novih clanic lepo uspeva
vsaj pri nasemu krozku je bile
tako porocano. Upam, da tudj
pri ostalih krozkih ne zaostaj ja-
10 "a nami. Kar sc tice nagra-
de pri kampanji "a pridobiva-
ME novih clanic jo vedno v
Euclidu pri krozku st. 3 odne-
sejo. Kdo jo DO odnesel pri Sc
danji kampanji?
Pri krozku st. 2 so uvidele
da nasa farma nujno potrebu'
.je kuhinjske priprave in so v
ia namen darovale $25.
Koncno apeliram Sc enkrat na
nase napredne zene: pristopite
V sedanji kampanji V organi'
zacijo "Progresivnih Slovenk'
Theresa Gorjanc
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brez starsev, ma tisoce oseb je
fizicno izcrpanih in mnogi bole-
halo "a ranami- XII so bile pri-
zadete v vojni. Ljudstvo potre-
buje zdravniske nege, bodisi v
mestih ali pa v najoddaljenej-
sih vaseh. Vsled tega je danes
v Jugoslaviji Sc vedno velika
potreba po izgraditvi bolnisnic,
otroskih zavodov, stalnih xii
Mix, Sc posebno pa potrebuje-
jo potujoce klinike in ambulan-
ce, tako da ina priliko do zdrav-
niske postrezbe sleherna vas.
Prejeli smo pismo cd Jugo-
slovanskega rdecega kriza, v
katerem nam sporocajo, da Sc
daj najbolj potrebujejo potujo-
&c klinike, kajti tam primanj-
kuje lekarnarjev, a potujoci-
mi klinikami sc lahko delo le-
karnarjev raztegne ma vse stra-
nj.
Newyorska podruznica Ame-
riskega odbora "a. pomoc Jugo-
slaviji 81 je stavila nalogo, da
bo do konca tega leta zbrala
skupaj vsoto "a potujoco klini-
ko in jo poslala Jugoslovanske-
mu rdecemu krizu, kateri jo DO
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vi 6. Franc Gabrovsek proti listu
"Enakopravnost," ker je list
Ipriobcil gotove clanke, XII SO bill
v zvezi S poslovanjem Zadruzne
zveze. V starem kraju je ia zade-
va bila pred sodiscem, O. Mi pa
so porocali "starokrajski" caso-
|pisi. SANSov tajnik Mirko G.
Kuhel je ma podlagi izvirnih po-
rocil in dokaznega materiala spi-
sal "a slovensko javnost v Anne
riki to serijo clankov, in je zara-
di boljsega razumevanja prista-
vii svoje komentarje.
"Narodni odbor "a svobodni
tisk," XII je pod pokroviteljstvom
SANSa, je Sci ma del6. Tiskane
so in razposlane nabiralne pole,
ter so mnogi nabiralci ze pridno
ma delu. (Podpisani sem napol-
nil ze dive poll, ma tretji pa imam
ze cez polovico podpisov z ozna-
cenemi prispevki). Tako slisim,
da pridno nabirajo tudi drugi.
Nase napredne organizacije in
drustva tudi dobro podpirajo
akcijo. Samo podruznica st. LOG
SANS je poleg prejsnjih vsot,
darovala "a ia namen Sc nadalj-
nih $1O0. (Torej sto celih copa-
kov).
Javnost Sc zgraza mad taksno
predrznostjo cd strani cloveka-
ubeznika, XII Sc drzavljan te de-
zele nj. Sploh ljudem noce v gla.
vo, kako je to mogoce.
Doloceno je, da bo yes more.
bitni preostanek Sci "a obrambni
sklad sANsa. Torej prispevajte
in udelezite Sc akcij "a zbiranje
prispevkov, da ocuvamo mas tisk
in pravice, XII nam jih jamci
"Bill of Rights -
Anton Jankovich.
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L urodo AmeriSkego odboro "a pomoS
Jugos|ovii

New York, N. Y. - Mama
njamo vsem drustvom, organi-
szacijam in posameznikom, ka-
teri sodelujejo zAmeriskim od-
boron "a pomoc Jugoslaviji, da
smo mas glavni urad' preselili s
235 E. 18th St., New York, N,
Y, ma 645 Lexington Avenue,
New York II, N. Y. Torej mas
naslov je cd sedaj naprej: Anne
rican Committee for Yugoslav
Relief, Inc, 645 Lexington Ave..
New York II, N. Y.
Dale javljamo, da nasa or
ganizacija ne bo v bodoce vee
posiljala pakete in moko pri,
vatnim osebam v Jugoslavijo
Vzrok temu je, ker hocemo 20.
pet koncentrirati nase delo v
prvi vrsti ma podlagi nasega ori.
ginalnega programa, MANFRED
zbiranje denarja "a zdravniske
instruments, bolnisnice, ambu.
lance, potujoce klinike it'd.
V teku stiriletnega pustose.
MIA, je bilo v Jugoslaviji poru.
senih, unieenih in oropanih We
liko bolnisnic, sanatorijev in
drugih zdravstvenih zavodov
Ma stotisoce otrok je ostalo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-10
Seja pod. St. 81 Sansa
v Barbertonu

Barberton, O. - Clanom tu'
kajsnje podruznice SANSa st.
81 tenn poto mnaznanja, da Sc
vrsi re tako dolgo pricakovana
seja v nedeljo, IA. septembra
oh 4. uri popoldne v dvorani
drustva "Domovina" ali bolje,
takoj po drustveni seji.
Use clane podruznice Sc tenn
potion opozarja, da Sc gotovo
udelezijo seje, ker imamo vec
vaznih zadev ma dnevnem re-
du. Kot re znano, Sc je tajnica
odpovedala tajniskemu poslu
radi vaznih zadrzkov, radi tega
bo potrebno izvoliti tajnika ali
tajnico. Med mnogimi zadevami
je tudi razmotrivanje glede ju-
goslovanskih silk (filmov), XII
Sc jih baje lahko dobi v glavnem
uradu SANSa. TIE slike Sc sedaj
kazej6 po raznih naselbinah ST.
rom Zed. draw, in hi bio vaz-
no, da sc pokazejo tudi v Bar
bertonu, da Sc takorekoc da pri-
liko tukajsnjemu ljudstvu, da Sc
ma svoje oci preprica resnic-
mem polozaju Jugoslaviji, pro-
ii koji reakcija vrsi tako stru-
peno propaganda.
Torej, pridite vsi ma to vazno
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koplacevalci brez da bi med tenn
easom, kaj nazaj dobili?! Gas
mine in vasi davki gredo med
casom "ucne" dobe "a izboljsa-
vo druge warde, in vi morate
cakati, da "ucenec" pron1ovira
"a councilmana. Vazno "a NEST
mega zastopnika je tudi to, da
Sc redno udelezuje sci odsekov
in mestne zbornice in ne, da no.
81 v mestni zbornici "najboljsi''
rekord zamujenih sci. Kdor ne
misli posecati sci mestne zbor-
nice in njih odsekov, kjer Sc od-
locuje gospodarstvo mesta, de-
lajo postave in dolocaju aktiv-
nosti pri administraciji, maj ne
kandidira, ker v MENU Sc vidi,
da mu nj do ljudskega zastop-
StVa, ampak gre sc ZgOlJ "a
njegovo osebo in mestno "pe-
do.
V kandidatu William Boyd-u
smo prepricani, in to nam je
dejansko dokazal, da bo maj
boljsi in zmozen ljudski in
mestni zastopnik, XII ina vse k
tt m u uradu pripadajoce maj
boljse kvalifikacije, cato apeli-
ramo, da v torek dine 80. sep
tembra vsak mas clovek odda
glas "a WILLIAM BOYD.
Boyd for Council
kamp. odbor 80. varde.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-10
UREDNlKOVA PO$TA

sejo in pripeljite kaj novih ela-
nov. Veliko je tukaj rojakov in
rojakinj, XII Sc strinjajo ide-
jo SANSa, vsaj " pogovorih,
toda so odvisni cd neke visje
oblasti. Onim, XII so baje neod-
visni in ne sede ma plotu, sc Sc
daj nudi prilika, da lahko de-
jansko in ne samo z besedo po-
kazejo, da so "a progresivno
idejo tako tukaj kot v Jugosla-
viii.
Ma svidenje IA. septembra
popoldne.
Odbor.
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cello Nemcijo ampak da je ia akcija e okalne
Lovet pravi da nemsko industrijo anglo-ame
riSki okupacsi zoni obnovt ker je nuno potrebna
obnovo Evrope Da e obnova nemske industre nuni po
goj obnovo Europe e glavn argument nejasnega Mar
shalovega nacrta odgovoru pa pove ncesar glede
pomoci tistim drzavam XII vsed nemske agresie mai
vet rpele kot e to slca Sovjetsko zvezo Polsko c.
|hoslovasko in Jugosavjo.
Ia izmenjava not med Washingtonom in Moskvo nam
kaze da je vprasane skentve mrovne pogodbe "a
Neco Sc bolj zapleteno in ezko kot pa e bilo dosle
Emo pa e asno. &c bodo Zednjene drzave tud naprej
vzajale pri obnovi neske indstrie bodo naetee pri
prihodnh konferencah minstrov zunanie zadeve ma
opozicijo cd Sovetske ampak vseh evrop
skin draw, XII so bile zrtev nemske agrese.
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Odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-10
80. varda rabi
William BoYda

NCA1hOhI dI SC JcLlA4O Id 1ICSI"
no upravo, ces, da ne dobimo
cd ME tega, do cesar smo upra-
viceni. Jezimo Sc ma slaba po-
ia, slabo razsvetljavo, slabo po-
biranje smeti in odpadkov, sla-
bo kanalizacijo in tudi slabo
varnostno protekcijo in pomanj-
kljivo cestno transportacijo. Je-
limo sc, ker vidimo oh glavnih
cestah v osrcju nase naselbine
rama smetisca, kjer Sc redi raz-
ma cloveski druzbi nevarna 60
lazen, in vidimo mnogo drugih
stvari, XII ne delajo ugleda in
casti naSi naselbini.
Nase otroke, mesto da bi Sc
zabavali ma dostojnih igriscih
pod nadzorstvom mestne upra-
We in bill varni pri prehodu ce-
ste pred dirkajocimi avtobobili,
Sc pusca brez pravega varstva
po praznih zemljiscih, kjer Sc
vcasih odstavljajo ali mecejo
odpadki. Oh taken slucaju in v
takih prilikah nj pricakovati,
da DO otroku v prostosti ma
zdravju koristilo. Nasa varda
ina veliko jezersko obrezje, to-
da zelo malo dostopnega in do
brega, kjer bi Sc lahko v polet-
mem casu kopali. V kolikor je
prostega in splosni publiki do
stopnega, je tako zanemarjeno,
da Sc kopalec boji v vodo ali Sc
temu odreka liz zdravstvenih
ozirov. Vprasajmo Sc kdo je te-
mu kriv, ko vendar vidimo ma
zahodni strani mesta, kjer live
boljse situirani ljudje, tozadev-
no razkosje, ceprav je vse NEST
no upravo, katero razkosje so
"a "boljse" zgradili vasi davki,
XII ste jih tocno prispevali "a
JAYNE naprave. Odgovor ma
vprasanje je razumljiv, mestno
upravo tvorijo zupan in mestna
zbornica.
Nasa je druga najvecja var
da v mestu zato rabi v zastop-
stvu cloveka, XII bo yes cas- po-
svecal paznji in problemom ME
mega prebivalstva, rabi cloveka,
XII bo znal zahtevati pripadajo-
&c pravice "a vardo, in XII DO
znal sam pripraviti nacrte in
predloge "a izboljsanje terito-
RIA in naprav, brez da hi hodil
posvete k raznim samopostav-
ljenim politicnim BOSOM. Rabi
moza bistrega razuma, XII je ne
samo fizicno, ampak mozgansko
mocan po razumu in razsodno-
sti. Nasa varda rabi moza IL
kusenj, XII je v svojem zivljenju
re dejansko pokazal svoje delo
in ne usenca, kateri isce leto dni
svoje klopi v mestni zbornici in
drugo leto 81 dovoli ma tho "a
kasljati pred starimi "gadi'', bo-
:jec, da ga ne bodo zavrteli. No.,
in kdo plaza vse to kot vi, dav-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-10
Akcija "a obrambo nasega
tiska dobro napreduje

Cleveland, O.-Akcija "a zbi-
ranje prispevkov "a obrambo ma.
Sega tiska, XII sc jo vodi v okvir-
ju Narodnega odbora "a svobod-
nj tisk, gre dobro naprej. Kot
je re vsem znano, sc zadeva suka
okrog tozbe, XII jo je vlozil goto-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-10
Avti naprodaj
AVTO TRAILER

ravnokar izdelan; ma 4 kolesih,
licenciran, velik, vse-jekleni, tar
paulin vrhom in oddelkom klju-
cavnico; idealno "a one, XII Sc sell
jo izven mesta. Sc mora prodati;
sprejme Sc najviSjo ponudbo.
. OR 4723
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-20
Spanish Munitions Factory Explodes: Many Are Killed

CADIZ, Spain, (P)-NeWspaper- man estimated yesterday that pos Sibly more than 1888 persons were killed and several thousand were injured in the explosion Monday night of a naval torpedo and ocean mine factory and warehouse on the Cadiz peninsula.
 First estimated of the damage was placed at S10,000,000.
 The nearby residential district was wrecked.
 Resulting fires destroyed the EcheWarrieta and Larrinaga ship yards.
 Buildings were damaged and windows shattered throughout this ancient port city of 8O,OOO, which was left without water, electricity and railroad or highway communi- cations.
 So complete was the ruin of the naval arsenal, situated about two miles from central Cadiz, that no clue was left to the cause of the disaster.
 The force of the explosion cracked buildings in the heart of Cadiz. Street cars were derailed. The huge doors of the Cadiz ca thedral were torn from their hinges.
 The explosion came at 10 pm. Monday night.
 The heaviest casualties and damage were believed in the sum- mer colony and residential district of San Severiano, which is near the submarine naval base in the
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Truman Seeks To Speed Displaced Persons Action

WASHINGTON, CP)-President Truman yesterday announced shift in three top level administra- ton assignments designed to speed up federal action on the European displaced persons problem.
 Ugo Carusi, now commissioner of immigration and naturalization, was appointed a special assistant in the justice department to take full charge of survey of all phases of the displaced persons problem, including reSettlement.
 The shift involves the resigna- ton of Watson B. Miller, as fed eral security administrator and his appointment as commissioner of naturalization and immigration to succeed Carusi.
 MT. Truman named Oscar Rosy Ewing, former assistant chairman of the Democratic national com mittee, to replace Miller as federal security administrator.
 The changes were announced by Presidential secretary Charles G. Ross at news conference.
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NEWS TN BRIEF

WASHINGTON, P)-The coz dition of Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King-considered serious" by the navy Monday-had not chang ed up to Tuesday morning, Beth seda naval hospital reported.
 The 68-year-old wartime head of the navy has been in Bethseda since last Friday with slight evi- dence of a mild stroke"
 The hospitals Tuesday morning bulletin said: Admiral King passed restful night. No change in his condition during the past "A hours
The Nome nugget., 1947-08-20
California To Seek Dem. Convention

LOS ANGELES, (P) - Califor- mia Democrats are out to bring the 1948 Democratic national 'conven- ton to California.
 State chairman James Roose- welt appointed a committee, head ed by William V. O'Connor of Los Angeles, to work toward landing the convention for Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oakland, Long Beach or San Diego.
 Roosevelt contends any one of these cities could accommodate the big meeting.
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LOS ANGELES, (PD - Actress Greer Carson, 35, has filed a di- vorce suit against Richard Ney, 33, film actor, from whom she has been separated since Jan. 20.
 Miss Carson, the "Mrs. Mini ver," who won an academy award for that picture in 1922 when the role was that of News mother, all legged that for some time before their separation Ney inflicted a course of great and grievous men, tai and physical suffering" upon her.
 They were married at Santa Monica, July "A, 1943.