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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-13
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" rlsdniku "Vrska Culxa'' v Sr-
biji 30 Y enodnevnem teknova-
|nju "a psvecanje proizvodnje "a
166 odstotkov presegli povpree-
no dnevno proizvodnjo. v zivah-
nem tekmovanju med izmenarni
je zrnagala prva izmena.
Delavci tekstilnega podjetja
"Cveta Dabic" v Titovih Uzicah
so Sc obvezali izpolniti proizvod-
nj naert "a leto 1947 v II mese-
cih. Proizyodni naert novernbr-
skega tekmovanja so presegli "a
80 odstotkov. v primeri z Ian
skoletno so petkratno poyecali
proizvodno.
Delavci kovinske tovarne
"ProIeter" v Leskovcu " SrbiI
SO "a 38 odstotkov presegli pro-
izvodni nacrt. Ia pozrtvovalno
delo SO bill med drugim nagraje-
nj tudi S prehodno znagovalno
zastavico.
V tovarni bonbofaoy in eokola-
de "Union" v Zagrebu so zaceli
uporabljati kot gorivo lnskine
sonenic, kar je znatno pocenilo
proizvodno. Dnevno prihranijo
pri kurivu pet tisoe dinarjev.
Delavci rudnika Breza so v no.
vembrskem tekmovanju "a 18
odstotkov presegli proizvodni
naert. Ma zakljucnem sestanku
tekmovanja je bilo proglasenih
62 udarnikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-13
Avstriio noi \pos+one zotoeisee
pobegIih fosis+icnih z|ocincev

|er," po vzorcu hitlerjevih "volks-
dajearjev," predvideva kolek.
tivno podelitev drzavljanstva
vsem "nemsko govoreeim" ino-
zemcem, XII SO bill poprej donna
ma Ceskem, Moravskem in bivsi
juzni stajerski. Izvzeti maj bi bill
|samo oni, XII so "politicno obre-
|menjeni." Ia take pa smatrajo,
kakor kazejo vsakodnevni pri-
meri predvsem napredne demo-
kraticne protifasiste.
S tenn zakonom je torej ONO
|goceno avstrijsko drzavljanstvo
vsem bivsim kulturbundovcem
in petokolonasem, XII so zaradi
svojih nacistiGnih zlocinov po-
.begnili il Ceskoslovaske, Jugo-
slavic in drugod v Avstrijo. Ia
ko postaja Avstrija osrednje Ia
tocisce "a nacistiene, belogardi-
sticne in fasisticne zlocince in
bo-kakor kazejo re sedaj do
godki, zlasti ma Koroskem-po-
.stala novo zarisce fasisticnih IL
.zivanj v Srednji Evropi. S TEN
zakonom sc bo okrog 200, 900 IL
razitih nacistov prelevilo v av-
strijske drzavljane, kakor poro-
ca Oesterrische Zeitung cd 10.
decembra 1916.
Samo ma Koroskem imajo ma
men, takoj priznati domovinsko
pravico $500 razseljenim ose-
BAN, skupno pa maj bi dobilo do
movinsko pravico na Koroskem
kakor je sporocil namestnik de-
zelnega glavarja Harke ma sci
kuratorija "a oskrbo yojnih ujet'
nikov ma Koroskem, 5000 raz
seljenih oseb.
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+ = s# u 81 X 3
je bill katolik, drugi lid, tretji in
Setrti protestanta. Vsi stirje so
ostali ma ladji in Sc pogreznili v
globino morja' MO. Njihova
imena SO bila javnosti ponovno
priklicana v spomin, ko je bilo
pred kratkim naznanjeno, da bo
zgrajena v bolnici "a veterane S
steklom obdano kopalisce, XII bo
nosilo imena vseh stirih pleme-
NTH MOI. Kopalisce bo stale 200
tisoc dolarjev in vsota bo zbrana
potom javnih prispevkpv.
Vesti o bratstvu " dejanskem
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-ze dalje casa Sc razvija v Av.
striji propaganda, naj bi Sc po.
dehlo "nemsko govorecim" ino.
zemcem avstrijsko drzavljan-
stvo. Tako priporocilo je dala
tudi neka angleska parlamentar.
ma delegacija in sicer ma pobudo
z avstrijske strani.
Sc znaeilnejsa je utemeljitev
tega stalisca. List "Weltpresse"
je v zvezi tenn objavil komen-
tar podpisom "Anglicenum," v
katerem izenacuje Nemce in Av-
strijce in oeita Avstrijcem nezve-
stobo, &c svojih "nemskih bra
tow ne bodo sprejeli v drzaVo.
Dejansko pa demokraticni in pa
trioticni Avstrijci nimajo dru-
ge zelje, kakor te, da ne hi imeli
nikdar vec opravka z rajhom in
rajhovci v svoji dezeli in to tenn
bolj, ker reakcionarni politicni
voditelji Nemcije, kakor ma pri-
mer DIR. Schumacher javno IRA
zajo dvom o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nemsko-avstrijske meje.
"Das kleine Volksblatt" je OBJ
javil nedavno govor nekega vi
sokega drzavnega uradnika, XII
prav tako zahteva domovinsko
pravico "a vse ''nemsko govore-
&c" inozemce v Avstriji. Isto "a
htevo je postavil tudi vodja ne
kega ministrstva. Rezultat vse-
ga tega je zakonski predlog @
podelitvi drzavljanstva doloce.
nem kategorijam "nemsko govo.
recih" inozemcev, XII je bill pred
lozen avstrijskemu parlamentu
Ia zakonski predlog, XII osva-
ia nov pojem ''Volksosterreich-
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Veliki plavajoci dok Jadran-
skin ladjedelnic Y Splitu Sc je
med okupacijo potopil. Dviganje
tega doka, Y katerem sc lahko
izvrsijo popravila velikih plov-
nih objektov, Sc je prieelo ze v
aprilu 1915. Po izredno tezavnih
in obseznih pripravah je v jeseni
uspelo dvigniti IL norja ia We
Tiki dok, XII je tako nujno potre-
ben "a obaovo jugoslovanske tr-
govinske mornariee, kajti lie v
doku Sc laIlko popravijo jugo-
'slovanske prekomorske ladje.
Takoj po tenn, ko je bill dok
dvignjen, SO prieeli z deli "a OBJ
novo. Treba je bio popraviti in
obnoviti vse elektricne instala-
cije in motorJe, parnl stroJ, kotel
in generatorje, kakor tudi vso
pokvarjeno zelezno Aonstrukei-
jo. Ia obnovo je bill doloeen rok
do konca januarja prihodnjega
1eta. Delovni kolektiv Jadran-
skin ladjedelnic, XII je bill v no.
vembrskem tekmovanju progla-
Sen kot ma jboljsi delovni kolektiv
Zveze us1uzbencev gospodarsko
upravnih in tehnicnih ustanov
Jugoslavije, pa je obnovitvena
della izvrsil dober mesec pred
doloeenim rokom.
V nedeljo 80. decembra je bill
vSplitu ma svecan nacin spuseen
v morje obnovljeni dok. Sveca-
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nosti sta prisostvoyaIa xyezni
minister "a delo Vicko Krstu-
lovic in zvezni minister - po-
morstvo Ante Vrkljan. Takoj
potem ko je bill spuscen Y NOR
je, je dok sprejel prvo ladjo ssTa-
ro," XII jo je treba popraviti.
Pc. koncani svecanosti je bilo
v ladjedelnici veliko zborovanje,
ma katerem je Ante Vrkljan v
imenu zvezne Wade cestital de-
lavstvu k dosezenemu uspehu,
poudarjajoe velik pomen obno-
We doka "a vse juguslovnsko po-
morstvo. Ma zborovanju so bill
proglaseni stevilni udarniki.
Zvezni minister "a delo Vicko
Krstulovie pa je, poudarjajoc
uspehe delovnega kolektiva med
novembrskim tekmovanjem, po-
zval vse delavstvo, da nadaljuje
tekmovanje, da DO tudi v bodo-
&c delovni kolektiv ladjedelnice
obdrzal prvo mesto v svoJ stro-
XII.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-13

Sheboygan, Wis. - Dne IL.
decembra je magic umrl Joe Ma
rolt, star "a let, donna il Recice,
savinjska dolina. Bill je samski,
brez podpornega drustva, bill pa
je clan ASZ. Pogreb so mu oskr-
bell prijatelI. - Dne 8. januar-
ia je po pardnevni bolezni umr-
la Anna Oberstar, stara "a let,
clanica SNPJ in ASZ; zapussa
osem odrasIih otrok.
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smislu najdemo navadno ma no.
tranjih straneh casopisja. PRAY
f11nogo Jill najdemo po ameri-
skem casopisju, ako jih iscemo-
to pomeni, da kvas bratstva med
nami DELUXE navzlic mnogim
temnim stranem. Vsakoletno OBJ
hajanje Tedna bratstva nam slu-
Ii v opozorilo in spodbudo, da
Sc ideja bratstva in strpnosti po-
glablja in siri tembolj cimboIj
81 vsi prizadevamo, da jo il dne-
va v dan pomagamo udejstviti.
Fills
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BratstuO M pohOdu

da bo morale radi pomanjkanja
dohodkov in prispevkov bolni-
snica zapreti vrata. Ia financne
lpotezkoGe bolnice pa je izvedela
javaost potom casopisja in odziv
cd vseh strani in iz najrazlicnej-
sih krajev Amerike je bill tako
lep in spodbuden, da more sedaj
bolnica nadaljevati svoje sama-
ritansko in 'tlovekoljubno delo.
Kakor so porocali Iisti prvi te-
den v letosnjem letu, je "a boil
nico prispevalo vsega skupaj
okrog IA tisoc oseb.
Tekom istega tedna je Mama
Mia drzavna konisija "a pobija-
ME zapostavljanja pri uposljeva-
nju v drzavi New York, da Sc je
odloeilo 30 unij, XII SO pref spre-
female samo belle clane, da cd
pravijo to zapreko ali pa toza-
devna pravila razveljavijo v OBJ
mocju drzave New York.
Nekateri 1judje menijo, da
bratstvo, XII ga uveljavlja zakon,
nj niti zdalec to kar razumemo
pod bratstvom, katerega mare
kuje srce. Toda izkusnje so po-
kazale, da kier Sc odreka enako-
.pravne prilike zasluzka in eko-
nomskega napredka posamezni-
kom samo zato, ker SO druge We
re, rase ali narodnosti, je ravno
zakon tisti, XII more to zapostav-
ljanje uspesno odpraviti in utre-
ii pot bratstvu med ljudmi.
Istocasno, ko so nasi lastni do
maci listi prinasali razveseljive
vesti o.verski in rasni strpnosti
in bratskem cutu prijateljstva
med razlicnimi skupinami, je
ena ameriska obcina priredila
prisrcen sprejem zastopnikom iz
raznih dezel, XII so med nami kot
delegate Zdr. narodov. Marsika-
teri American je bill zaskrbljen
sprico hladnega sprejema, kate
rega so bill delezni IN oh prili-
XII iskanja stalnega domovanja
v okolju New Yorka. Sicer bi Sc.
dalo to obnasanje morda iz 60
tovih razlogov zagovarjati, toda
priznati 81 moramo, da je vse
skupaj napravilo mueen in ne
prijeten wits. Bas radi tega pa
je bilo mnogirn v globoko zado-
VolJstvo, kO Je meStece Great
Neck, ma Long Islandu, N. Y. Or
ganiziralo dobrodosEco svojim
novim sosedorn v Lake Success,
New York.
V prvem tednu januarja je BIZ
la tudi cetrta obletnica nepo-
zabnega in tragicnega dogodka,
ko so stirje duhovni, vojaski ku-
ratje, izrocii svoje resilne pase
drugim mozem ma ladji dor
chester" katero je pogodil men,
Ski torpedo in jo potopil. To je
bilo zacetkom leta 1943 blizu
Greenlandije. Eden cd kuratov
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Is. fsbruarja 1941

" tasu no zatenn1juje rasna
napetost in strankarstvo mnoge
predeIe sveta, vk1jueivsi gotove
kraje v Zed. drzavah, je kar "a
dovoljivo listati po tasopisih, XII
prinasajo skoro sIednji dan ka-
ko vest o dejanjih, XII premosca-
jo sektarne,. narodnostne in ras-
ne razhke in S tenn dajejo bliza-
jocemu Sc '.'Tednu bratstva" Sc
vecji pomen. Letos Sc bo ia te-
den obhajal cd 16. do 20. febru-
aria.
Ia primer k gornji omembi
vzemimo vesti, XII jih je prinesel
tisk velike netropole kot je New
York tekom prvega tedna v tenn
letu:
Ena TAXA vest navaja, kako je
kardinal rirnsko-katoliSke mad
skofije v New Yorku nudil po-
moe protestantski organizaciji
Protestant Children's Service,
Inc, da je nasla zatoSisce "a ka-
kin rs protestantovskih male
kov-brezdomckov. Kardinal je
uredil vse potreono, da Sc je Or
ganizaciji dalo v najern "a ne
kaj casa primerno stavbo, last
nadskofije, "a najemnino pa bo
organizacija placala lie dollar ma
leto.
Ma isti nacin Sc je pokazala
bratska naklonjenost in dobra
VOLTA v mestu Philadelfiji, kjer
je easopisie isti teden, ko so pro-
testantovski malcki dobili "a
vetie v katoliski stavbi, prineslo
opis nnedsebejnega delovanja
vernikov cerkve znane pod ime-
nom Fellowship Church. Ia GER
kew obstoja ze enajst let, in
okrog tisoc kristjanov in zidov
Sc je yes ia cas- nesecno udeleze-
valo naedverskih in medrasnih
hozjih sluzb v tel cerkvi. Vsi
ii ali vsaj vecina njih pripada
tudi drugim cerkvam v mestu,
krseanskim ali pa zidovskim. Ali
odslej naprej bo irnela ia cerkev
tovaristvassvojo lastno cerkveno
obcino. Organiziral 10 bo bapti-
sticni duhoven Rev. A. Herbert
Haslam, dosedaj sluzbujoc v TO
ledo, Ohio. V cerkvi Sc bodo Sc
naprej obdrzavale krseanske in
zidovske sluzbe bozje in nastav-
lien bo najbrz poleg krscanske-
ga tudi zidovski duhoven ter "a
morski duhoven protestantovske
we're.
IL Shanks Village, severnem
delu New Jersey, kjer je bilo
znano vojasko taborisce Camp
Shanks, je prisla tudi razveselji-
va vest o medverskem prijatelj-
stvu. Ma tenn bivsem vojaskem
odpremitvsnen taboriscu so Sc
daj donna veterani S svojimi dru-
zinami. Ker so raznih yer, imajo
vsi svoje verske obrede in sluz-
bo bezjo v eni in isti kapeli, XII je
edna " taboriseu. List New
York Herald Tribune pise, ida
vse poteka gladko," in po izjavi
zupnika Dalyja, so bill protes
tantje nekoliko nejevoljni, ker
SO katoliki malo proved zavlekli
svoje ,obrede, toda to Sc je kma-
LII izenacilo ma ia nacin, da SO
katoliki priceH s sluzbo bozjo
malo bolj zgodaj. Tako so bill vsi
zadovoljni. -s." T.
Lep vzgled medsebojnega
bratstva, brez razlike rase ali
prepricanja je pomoc, XII jo bila
delezna pred nedavnim bolnisni:
ca Sydenham Hospital v New
Yorku. Tu Sc zdravijo bolniki, XII
pripadajo najrazlicnejshn sku'
pinann po vert in rasi ter narod.
nosti. Tudi zdravniki in bolni.
carke SO mesanih pokoljenj in
veroizpovedi ali druzi jih skup.
ma vera, da so vsi ii revni ljudje
XII 81 iscejo zdravja bolnisnici
Sydenha1m, potrebni njihove po
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-09
CHERRY ADDRESSES
SCOUT GATHERING
Cites Part Members Played
In Winning Two World
W ars

CHARLOTTE, Dec. 8. --(P)-
Governor Cherry in an address
at an annual Boy Scout banquet
here tonight asserted that ''the
op, ortunity to live a useful life
must be given to every American
boy or girl, whether black OF
white, Jew, Protestant or Cath
olic."
"x X K we have learned the
rather painful fact that we still
have illiteracy in North Carolina
and in the United States - some,
but enough to need attention"
the governor said. ''The recent
war showed us that we had lot
of 4-F's, many of whose handi-
caps might have been corrected
in childhood.
"We know, with more clarity
than we have ever known be-
fore, that young people need liv-
able homes of which they can be
a part, good health, effective
guidance, opportunities for rec
reation and social contacts, q
broad-scale education that will
relate the inheritance of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-09

blocks to agreements. He also
pointed to the persistent Soviet
stand that before any system of
control is established there must
be prior prohibition of the pro-
duction, possession and use of
atomic weapons.
Citing such problems as the
fighting in Greece and the U. S.
Russian split in Korea, Austin
said:
"The suspicion, the distrust and
the fear which dominates the
Soviet APPROACH to the problem
of atomic energy are present in
nearly all of the other issues that
have arisen in the short life of
the United Nations"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-09
SOVIET A-BOMB
ro,tioued From Page One)

,osls are completely made
9'ot Declaring that Moscow
qpo. n+s TO keep most of the atomic
o1 o,ntroI in national rather than
c9lir c9lirro5+.onal hands, Austin ad-
~o.. .oosIy they (the Russian
.aisj are based on the con-
2.oF If uredominantly national
Sp Spo1 If what is generally rec
'o.. ',,ed as the most dangerous
I.IJ o a. activity in the world
l-5'0 They provide just enough
fo'-. eanearance Of control to
o. ,-,,5e the uniformed, and give
o5i' false sense of security.
= ESe %c9c5 a situation is far more
.ac.otz han the honest, though
l.aS :n5 acceptance Of the fact that
l"71 1,tarnational control exists.
~ II. roenonsible statesman or gov
w ',,en+ can honestly participate
.,,c1 q fraud, not only on the
u ..ao1a Of the United States, but
g,'f tae peoples of the entire
t+.+r contended that progress
. 'Laoo made bv the U. N. Com
'.3s ..s.lon despite Russia ''obstruc-
..a,a Ha singled out the Soviet
.o .ssa.ar s fully accept interna-
9.1 authority and inspection
-ror All phases Of atomic develop
,.or+ and insistence on retaining
..o I.r mower Of veto in some atomic
'I .[.i,s as two major stumbling
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-09

American past with the realities
of the future, and effective work
training that will gear young
men for the work they are best
fitted to do in a society where
youth has premium value"
"Today's youth and yesterdays
YOUTH" the governor said, "are
determined that tomorrow's youth
must be secured against war,
against unemployment, against
many things that have existed in
the past. We have some world
dreams today that must become
world realities tomorrow.
The governor voiced high praise
for the Boy Scout movement, say
ing that former Scouts us e d
their training "to work their way
across no mans land in World
War 1" and "even more of these
former Scouts forded the rivers
c. Hit1er'S shrinking Europe to
fight the enemy on his own ter
rain in World War H. and "other
former Scouts met and licked
japanese jungle fighters in their
own jungles."
The Boy Scout law is "democ-
racy in action" the governor said.
1T is Americanis1n at its best"
and "Hitler like Mussolini before
him, abolished the Boy Scout
in Germany when he
went into power. Boy Scouting
was suppressed then and there
because the Scout Law was too
dangerous to the lawless master
Of the Reich"
st
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-09
OAK RIDGE
Continued From Page One)

regular contract expires, for g.
800 union members employed at
the uranium reduction plant of
the Carbide and Chemicals
Corp, private operator for the
government of one of the princi-
pal atomic energy servicing op-
orator for the government of
one of the principal atomic
energy servicing operations at
Oak Ridge.
The workers have been ask
ing Is cents an hour wage in
crease, together with other con-
caSciOnc
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For Newspaper Service Dial 2-331I
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do hope you can be happy with
me gone. Goodbye, my love.
Grover.
The second note said the car
belonged in Humansville and to
call Charley Ward there about
it.
The officers said Nickels had
been employed in Kansas
City as a truck driver until he
moved to Humansville after
separ ating from his wife two
months ago. They said the
plane contained a three and a
half hours supply of gasoline.
A single oyster can lay 60,OOO-
900 eggs,
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CAPE FEAR
Continued From Page One)

during Wednesday in honor of
the Freedom Trains visit to the
city.
The county commissioners al
so have made arrangements for
residents of the county to like
wise display flags.
Chamber of Commerce Secre-
tary John H. Farrell said last
night that he has information
that school groups from as far
aways Englehard and Swan
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-09
BUS LINES WILL
Continued From Page One)

cents per mile by the Atlantic
mountain Stages, Queen City
Goa ch Company Carolina
Coach Company and the Sea-
shore Transportation Company.
The commission cleared the
wav for the bus firms to seek
the increases by amending q
1912 order which permitted the
bus operators to increase their
ares by 10 per cent.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-09

Quarter in Hyde county, and At
kinson, have made arrange
merts for special busses to
bring their students to Whining
ton tomorrow to see the docu-
ments aboard the train.
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STUDENT PILOT

Continued, From Page One)
to Miss Maggie Nickels, his es-
tranged wife, said:
"Please have my things pick
ed up. Keep them with you.
Evening star., 1947-05-10
Garfield Delays Action
On Training Program
For Practical Nurses

Garfield Memorial Hospital, which
last month was refused authority to
establish a school for practical
nurses, looked at its shortage of
trained help again yesterday, but
postponed any new action on the
training program.
Dr. Francis j. Eiseman, Garfield
administrator, said the hospitals
executive council had decided to
withhold any new move until after
the Metropolitan Area Hospital
Council meets next Wednesday.
Representatives OF Washington hos
pitals will discuss the training prob
lem at that time, he said.
A special committee of repre-
|sentatives from medical stats Of all
hospitals, he said, also is making a
study of the problem presented
Washington institutions through
the reluctance of the Nurses Exam
lining Board to authorize practical
nurse schools In hospitals which
have professional nursing courses.
The board last month denied Gar
field Hospital permission to set up
a course for practical nurses, leaving
Evening star., 1947-05-10
4SO Children 10 Get
Free Camping Period

About 480 children from to u
will receive free camping this sum-
mer at Camp Good VIII for white
children and Camp Pleasant for
colored boys and girls.
This was announced late yesterday
by S. John Crawley, secretary Of the
Summer Outings Committee Of the
Family Service Association. Com
munity Chest Agency, during a
meeting of 81 executives represent
ing II youth serving agencies.
The camping periods for the chill
dren will extend from June 30 to
August 8, encompassing two three
week periods for 100 children at q
time at each camp. The camps have
capacity for 72o children, but this
year, owing to lack Of funds, only
480 can be cared for free, it was said.
There will be religious services for
all faiths. In addition, there will be
dental and physical examinations.
Post cards will be furnished the
children for communication with
Evening star., 1947-05-10

Gallinger the only institution In the
area with an accredited nursing
school which also may train prac-
tical nurses.
DR.. Eisenman said Garfield, like
other hospitals, is anxious to comply
with an American College OF Sur
geons request that it help relieve
an acute nurse shortage by irsti-
tuting training for non-professional
nurses, but it is feared that doing
SO would mean that the Nurses
Examining Board would withhold
licenses from graduates of their
professional courses.
Miss Ethel ]. Odegard. executive
secretary Of the Examining Board,
previously declared the board favors
all possible moves to expand train
ing Of auxiliary hospital workers,
provided their instruction does not
lower standards of training for
professional nursing students.
Evening star., 1947-05-10

their homes. and family members
are urged to visit the children on
Parents Day" July 13, for first-
period campers, and August 3 for
the second group.
Final selections Of the children TO
attend will be based on need, Mr..
Crawley said, and quotas for each
agency will be determined later. This
is the 45th season for the Summer
Outings Committee. .
Evening star., 1947-05-10

Ryan's maximum ;assistance and
cooperation IN looking after the
spiritual welfare 81 British troops Of
the 5th Army during the past year.
Col. Ryan Is one Of the most dec
Grated chaplains OF World War II.
He holds the Army's Legion Of Merit
and Bronze Star and decorations
from Brazil and Italy.
Evening star., 1947-05-10
Chaplain Ryon Given
British Decoration

Col. Patrick ]. Ryan, Acting Chief
Of Army Chaplains, yesterday re-
ceived the Order Of the British En-
pire insignia for postwar services
from Lord Inverchapel, British AM
bassador.
The award was recognition Of Col.
Evening star., 1947-05-10
Seminary to Groduute II

WESTMINSTER, Md, May 10
P)-Dr. Lester A. Welliver, presi-
dent Of Westminster Theological
Seminary, announced yesterday the
64tf commencement exercises will
be held May 10 for 81 students.
Evening star., 1947-03-16

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Arizona sun., 1947-11-14

for food. Upon investigation is was
found her family was eating re-
Gently out of a garbage can. There
are many cases like that, here
at home, in the valley of the Sun.
Yes, it can happen to you, who
knows. You may say there is plenty
of work, yes, when you have job,
but just get out of one. Many peo-
pie with families are sick and un-
able to work. Lets not forget
Charity begins at home, then
spreads-Everything must have a
center to be perfectly balanced in
itself. The wheel has the hub; The
seed, it's germ; the circle and the
square, it's central mathematical
point; the earth, its axis. All things
radiate from within or a given
point. So let us think from within.
The center Of our own conscious
ness which is the starting place of
our thought. If we consciously use
our divine mind as central point
of operation it must follow every
part of us-body, mind and spirit
Don't forget to do your good deed
for today and every day, is the
thought for today.
Bye Now-So long It'll then.