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Evening star., 1947-04-24

The Virginia Department of Highways
boasts ii is the only State roads agency
that is entirely supported from funds
earinarked exclusively for road purposes.
The nondiyersion record of Mary
land is not quite so good. The Free
State, however, enacted legislation last
month to tighten its laws to prevent
use of highway funds for general pur-
poses
Nondiversion of highway funds in Vir-
ginla is not regulated by statute It is
traditional, like the Old Dominion's pay
aS-you-go plan for financing roads,
Virginia is one of four States which
assumes the responsibility of maintain
ing its entire public road system-a
48,000-mile network of primary and
secondary arteries. Arlington and two
other urban counties are the only three
of the States 100 counties which prefer
to maintain their own secondary roads.
The closest Virginia ever comes to di-
version of its highway dollars is support
of the State police from gasoline and
license revenues The main function of
the State police is to patrol the high
upon to assist county authorities in
solving crimes.
The States auto licensing and permit
branch-the Division of Motor Vehicles
also is supported by motorists funds but
all money collected by that division goes
into the Department of Highways ac-
count
OF Maryland's present highway system
of 1880 miles of primary and secondary
roads, Gov. Lane had this to say to the
General Assembly last month:
States to the north, south and west
OF us have gone ahead with their plans
and projects while we have Jagged be-
hind do not know why this should
have occurred, except that previous ad-
nlinistrations were unwilling to face UP
to the problem, to calculate the amount
of funds necessary, and to ask the users
OF the highways to supply those funds.
1t may be also that the revenues which
have been supplied by the motorist and
by commercial users have not been as
wisely expended as was the case else
where"
Highway Funds Diverted.
Latest statistical data of the Federal
Bureau of Public Roads is for 1945. It
shows that:
OF Maryland's total highway receipts
OF SIG, 1865, 900 for that year, 1895 900 was
diverted to non-highway purposes. Many
other States, including California, Flor
ida and Georgia, divert to far greater
extent.
Virginia highway revenues for 1945
amounted to $27 ,561 900 with no diver
sion. That has been the record all along.
The Maryland Legislature recently en-
acted Gov. Lanes highway program with
view to curtailing further diversion.
In addition to a 500 1000, 600 bond issue
which is to finance only revenue-pro-
ducing toll bridges and highways, the
legislation allocates all motor vehicle
titling tax fees, formerly a part of the
State general funds, to the State Roads
Commission for construction purposes,
and transfers support of the State police
from motor vehicle revenues to the gen.
eral fund.
The program, however, retained pro-
vision for support of the Department of
Motor Vehicles the Baltimore Traffic
Court and the trial magistrates in the
counties and towns from road revenues.
The commission also was given
authority to issue other bonds, the
amount of which is limited only by the
Evening star., 1947-04-24
Marriage and RELIGION

To the Editor Of The Star.
A mother in nearby college town
recently said: MY best friend and I
are the only two here who are success
fully married. All the others of our
set are divorces. The children of one
have had three fathers The fourth is
'en route! Can they hope for the best
development"
This, nevertheless, is community
with high level of intelligence. 1t is
the klddies of such broken homes who
suffer most. One wonders whether one
cause of friction often is not the lack
of religious education in childhood
Married folks who missed this have
never learned the spiritual basis OF
teamwork. c. M. GOETHE.
Evening star., 1947-04-24
Wild Hyucinth
He is the kind tp1uo takes his troaof

He is the kind tollo takes his tTon0tfs
far j.
into the tpoodldnd Latticed on Leaf
Trembling anemone kissed by star,
And song shaken grasses a4ag H9
grief.
And those toho pass htna as ne y
returning,
With terny odors. leaf-Hosd on AH
knees, IL.
See In his eues neto-lighted fires bnrntHEs
See In his stride the strength 0
hickorfes. fs&
BIT more than might, and more than
fire OF fame -
petaled bell ~
Blooming along the tranquil way no
blus vtld hyactnth for his lapeu
ROSE MYRA PHILLIPS
Evening star., 1947-04-24
Penalties for Littering

To the Editor of The Star.
Maybe, If more money were spent on
keeping them clean. the streets wouldn't
be so dirty.
Where is the money coming from?
How about selling littering licenses?
Anyone caught littering the street with
out license could then be fined. With
the surplus thus created, maybe more
trash receptacles could then be provided;
50 it wouldn't be necessary to walk 10 or
IL blocks to find place to throw q
candy wrapper. c. w. COCHRANE.
Evening star., 1947-04-24
Whats III q Nome?

From the SC. Louis Post-Dispatch
Eugene Dennis, general secretary Of
the Communist party, is man sensitive
about his name pardon us) names
When reporters asked him for his real
name. he waved his hand and said
What's IN q name?" Ordinarily We
would bite on that. But the FBT relate.
that Dennis was born Francis Eugene
Waldron and has variously been FRANCIS
Xavier Waldron, Frank WaIdron. F. e.
Dennis. Gene Dennis, P. e. walsh and
also one Milton" Like Owen Wister,s
Virginian. Dennis could look ANYBODY in
the eye and say, When you call me that,
smile!" And who Wouldn,to
Evening star., 1947-04-24

efforts being made by the ICAo to
make flying safer for the world
traveller should help to strengthen
public confidence IN an industry still
in the throes of expansion and de-
YeIonment.
Evening star., 1947-04-24
Fools Purodise

From the ReinDeck Gowa1 Courier.
we cannot help but feel sorry for
some poor folks these DAYS. They are
going around with their pockets fun of
money, harboring the idea that they are
Evening star., 1947-04-24

A pending increase in sugar may
soon double the supply of bubble
gum, it is feared. For parents and
housekeepers, double bubble will
mean toll and trouble.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-11-06

George Jennings and Mervin
Haven spent the weekend Wis
iting at Bozeman.
Linda Ruth Getty has been
confined to her home for the
past week with the measles.
The sixth grade of Crow
Agency entertained at a party
given to celebrate the birthdays
of one of the pupils, Dora De-
liza Old Elk, and the teacher.
Richard J. Puhr. The parents
were invited as guests.
Mrs. Sarah Winsor spent the
weekend at her home in Lame
Deer.
Thomas Lippert, the son of
Supt. and Mrs. L. c. Lippert,
returned home on Saturday
from Timber Lake, S. D., where
he has visited relatives for the
past two weeks.
W. S. Hanna, district engin-
eer, U. s Indian Irrigation SER
vice, was an official visitor in
Crow Agency Friday.
A. G. Arnold Of Sheridan ar
rived on Monday at Crow
Agency and spent several days
here on business.
The Misses Patsy Smith and
Gretchen Swindle spent the
past weekend in Billings visit
ing Gretchen's sister, Mrs.
Jerry Shines.
Paul L. Fickinger, district
director of the Billings office,
transacted business at Crow
Agency on Monday.
Felician F. DuBray left on
Sunday morning for Helena
where he will spend a few days.
Richard j. Puhr of Crow
Agency spent the weekend as
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. Curt
Is Gugler and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Butkay in Sheridan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ovila J. La
Plante and children were Bill
lings visitors on SATURDAY..
Louis B. Harwood of Wash
ington, D. c.. formerly special
officer at the Crow Agency, Wis
tied friends here Sunday. MI.
HARDWOOD was called back to
Billings for federal court.
MI. and Mrs. Robert r. Burns
Bobby and Gary, and Mrs.
Marie v. Smart, spent Saturday
in Billings.
The carnival sponsored by the
Grow Agency Public School on
Friday evening, Oct. 81, was
| well attended.
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Crow Agency

Walter F. Dickens and STAN
ley Johnson of Toppenish,
Wash, were overnight guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence J. Mum
on Tuesday evening. Mr.. Dick
ems is a retired superintendent
of the Indian service and MI.
Johnson is employed at the
Yakima Agency in Toppenish
They have been on a six weeks
motor trip throughout the East
and were returning to their
homes. Thew visited with Supt.
and Mrs. L. c. Lippert on We'd
nesday morning.
The majority of the Crow
Agency teachers attended the
annual teachers convention in
Miles City, Oct. % and "a.
Richard J. Puhr, sixth grade
teacher at Crow Agency, was a
guest of Mrs. Mary Weibert and
family the past weekend.
The Ladies council held their
regular meeting in the vestry
of the Bantist church on Tues
day evening with 10 members
present. Mrs. Russell E. Getty
gave a book report on "Mis-
sionary Evangelism. A social
hour followed the meeting with
Mrs. Frank A. Nelson and Mrs.
Nanto as the hostesses.
W. S. Doane of Sheridan was
a visitor at Crow Agency on
Wednesday.
A birthday dinner in honor
Of Richard ]. Puhr was given
Sunday at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. Emerson Eshelman OF
Garryowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Laub-
in were visitors at Crow Agen-
cy On Wednesday.
Everett Keeler of Billings Wis
tied his mother, Mrs. Augusta
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Baxter of
Sheridan, Wyo, we're callers al
Crow Agency Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Huston
Of Hardin moved during the
past week into the Garrett
house, next door to Mrs. Aug
usta Keller.
Mrs. William Yellowtail was
a Wednesday guest Of Mrs. o.
w. Davidson.
Martin L. Guthrie, associate
attorney and field examiner Of
the Veterans administration,
was a visitor at Crow Agency
on Friday.
Thomas L. Carter, regional
forester of the Billings district
offl"e, transacted business at
Crow Agencv on Friday.
Mrs. Orville Wilson. was a
guest Of Mrs. Augusta Keele-
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Lorraine Johnson was q
] Sunday dinner guest Of Mrs.
Clarence J. Mum.
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LODGE Gross Locals

Mrs. Leona Moran of Idaho
Falls, Ida, visited last week at
the William Footit home in
Lodge Grass.
DIR. and Mrs. w. A. Petzoldt
returned Saturday from a
months speaking schedule in
Michigan and points in Canada.
Mrs. Ruby Wemple and chill
dren of Hardin visited Friday
and Saturday at the ranch
home of Mrs. Wemple's sister,
Mrs. Myron Lynde.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Crosby
departed last week for Phoenix,
AriZ., after visiting the past
month with friends in and near
Lodge Grass.
Mrs. Bob Liz and Mrs. Chuck
Wright were Sheridan callers
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Dominick Stevens, Mrs.
W. w. Bostwick of Billings and
Mrs. Elizabeth McComas of
Greycliffe left last Saturday on
a trip to Canistota, S. D.
Melvin McNeal made a bust
ness trip to Hardin Tuesday.
Don Arndt, senior in Lodge
Grass high school, broke his
leg while practicing football on
Friday afternoon.
Residences are being built on
the town lots which Myron
Lynde and Chuck Wright re-
Gently purchased from William
Footit.
MI. and Mrs. A. w. Hiner-
man of Casper, Wyo.. visited
last weekend at the home Of
Mrs. P. r. Forman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ste
vens were Hardin callers Tues
day of this week.
e. Engler Of Milwaukee. Wis,
was a weekend guest at the
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of BILLINGS were overnight
guests at the Joe Nagashima
home one day last week.
Mrs. Gertrude Denny, Mrs.
William Kern and Mrs. Fran
ceS Braaten attended tn I
county home demonstration
council meeting in Hardin.
MIR. and Mrs. R.. w. Bird and
family and Leroy Smith and
daughter spent Sunday at the
home Of A. G. Bird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orpha Drake
were callers at the A. r. Davis
home on Sunday.
A. R. Davis was a business
caller in Sheridan on Wednes-
day returning with a load OF
coal.
Miss Betty Drake and her
friend drove down from Bill
ling on TUESDAY, evening to
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D A SECTION
SCHOOL EWsLoCALs -s~oCETY-CHURCH OTES


ranch home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. G. Westwood, Jr.
MIR. and Mrs. j. B. EuStace
and daughter Linda returned to
their home in Billings after
visiting at the Nick Miklovich
i home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. L. Etter Of
Cheyenne Wells, Colo, and S.
! O.. Hart and daughter, Mrs.
| Mary Peck of Eads Colo. were
| guests Saturday and Sunday OF
Mrs. Minnie McPeak and Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Kurz.
Mrs. S. l.. Mcintyre of Har-
din visited Fridany at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis owen of Lodge Grass.
Mrs. Celeste Pease and her
daughter. Ramona, attended a
Halloween party and weiner
roast Friday evening at the
Rotten Grass school.
A number of Lodge Grass
men enjoyed a hunting trip in
the Otter country last week.
Mrs. Alleen Murdoch of Wv
ola visited Sunday at the ranch
home of her parents, MI. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Graham.
Mrs. J. w. HOlley. Mrs. A. G..
Westwood and Mrs. David
Pease motored to Billings Mon
day of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Esp, &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Jackson left Sunday on a
trip to Boise, Ida.
Miss Agnes Liz. teacher in
Custer high school, spent the
weekend with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Kasper Liz.
Miss Iris Green Of Billings
was a weekend guest of her
mother, Mrs. Lille Green.
MIR. and Mrs. William Lynde,
Deanna Cooley and Billie Sor-
ger made an auto trip to Sheri-
dan Saturday.
Little Percy Bruce received
medical attention in Hardin on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mason
and children returned from a
trip to Wendell, Ida, where
they visited Mrs. Ed Mason,
Herman Mason and family and
Mrs. Ray Pierce and family.
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.drrYoWen News

Mrs. w. D. Spear and Mrs.
E. H. Schnad and children left
Friday for Washington, D. c.,
where they will visit Mrs.
Schnad's sister.
Mrs. Tom Nanto Of Crow
Agency visited at the homes of
Mrs. Pete Pitsch, Jr., and Mrs.
Joe Nagashima Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. Bird were
business callers in Billings on
Thursday.
Mrs. Cassie Hashisaki of Ionia
visited at the Joe Nagashima
home Wednesday evening.
MI. and Mrs. K. NagaShima
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Christine, Miss Malvina John

Christine, Miss Malvina John
son.
DINNER GUESTS
Dinner guests of Mr., and
Mrs. George Cooley, Sunday,
Oct. Is, included Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lynde, Mr. and Mrs.
Myron Lynde, Stanford, Christ
Inc and Loretta, Dickie and
Deanna Cooley.
Mrs. Jean Sixberry and son,
Chucky and Miss Bonnie Brown
were dinner guests recently of
MI. and Mrs. Donald Esp.
Rev. and Mrs. Howard Parry,
MI. and Mrs. Earl Mann we're
dinner guests last Sunday eve
ming of Mrs. A. G. Westwood.
HOME DEMONSTRATION
Mrs. Francis Curry was host
ess to the Lodge Grass Home
Demonstration club for their
October meeting. Under the
study of Lighting the Home, a
talk was given or Better Light
for Better Health. Members
and guests present included
Mrs. O. J. Landon, Mrs. Harry
Wilson, Mrs. Elmer Knight,
Mrs. Lee Keller, Mrs. Ralph
Metcalfe, Mrs. o. L. Matthews,
Mrs. Willard Wilson, Mrs. DON
aid Esn. Mrs. Howard Parry and
Mrs. W. A. Crosby.
SUNDAY GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess wager and
children Judy and Bobby of
Sheridan were Sunday guests of
Mrs. p. B. Haworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carr,
MI. and Mrs. Cliff Clanin and
daughters, Norita and Claudia,
were guests Sunday, Oct. Is at
the I. N. Gibson home in Buff
falo, Wyo.
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Church Notes
LITTLE BROWN CHURCH
WYOLA COMMUNITY
BAPTIST CHURCH

Howard Parry, Minister
Lodge Grass:
Sunday school, 1000 am.
Morning worship, HOO am.
BYE for Young People, Tues.
100000 pm.
Crusaders for children (7-12
yrs.) Wednesday, 400 pm.
Bible Fellowship Prayer
Meeting Wednesday 500 pm.
Wyola:
Sunday school, 200 pm.
Worship service, 800 pm.
FIRST CROW INDIAN
BAPTIST CHURCH
Clara e. Olds
Missionary in CharEe
Willow Creek Dam, 900 am
Morning Worship, 1O:45 am.
Wyola Indian Mission, 2:3O
pm.
Evening Service, 7:30 pm.
Crusaders, Monday, 400 pm.
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Monday, 400 pm.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday
7:30 pm.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
i, Mass is conducted at 1890 a
m. the first three Sundays O:
each month and at $50 am
on the fourth Sunday.
Tn monthly Communion Ser
vice was held Sunday, Nov.
in the Wyola and Lodge Gras'
Baptist churches.
A special collection was tax.
en- in the Sunday services fol
the Retired Ministers fund.
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spend the night with her
mother, Mrs. w. G. Drake.
Anna Belle Clawson and
James Rogers were callers at
the Evin Clawson and Alvin
Braaten homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Davis
were business callers in Billings
one day last week.
J MIR. and Mrs. Alvin Braaten
visited at the Barney KesselS
and Joe OBrien home in st.
xavier over the weekend. They
attended the dance at the St.
Xavier school on Saturday
night and spent Sunday at the
YelloWtail dam site.
Dogs that do not get enough
fat in their diet may grow poor
coats or suffer from excessive
falling hair and itching.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-31

Nesreea
Mrs. Rozi Zupancic, 1922
Waterloo Rd., je prejela il Bre-
sta pri Igu, vest, da sc je tam
ponesrecil pet-letni sincek ME-
ne necakinje Anice Perme.
Nesreca Sc je dogodila, ko sc
je mali Lado igral z otroci ter
je nasel bombo grmovju. Ko
ga je starejsi decek opozoril kai
ina v roki, jo je vrgel proc in
pri tenn je sledila eksplozija, XII
je decku odbila del noska in
emo oko ter mu prizadela do SO
ran. Prepeljan je bill ljubljan-
sko bolnisnico, a sedaj Sc zdra-
vi ma domu, ker je veliko po-
manjkanje prostora v bolnisni-
cab.
Drugi decki so srecno usli po-
Skodbam.
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Veseli dogodki

SSSSS
Pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Jo-
sseph Koshok ma 942 Rudyard
Rd. so imeli v kratkem par We
selih dogodkov. Ma Zahvalnl
dan Sc je porocila njiju ju hcerka
Josephine Mr.. Josephom W.
Itch, sedaj pa je prisla ma onlsk
IL lSt. GATHERINGS, Canada, MRS.
Stare s svojim soprogom' SIN
ckom in hcerko. Mrs. Stare Je
najmlajsa sestra Mrs. koshok'
$ katero sc niste videle re II let'
ko ,je Mrs. Koshok Sla cd donna
v Ameriko, in je bilo Mrs. Stare
komaj pet let. Bio je to veselo
svidenje bas ma bozicni vecer
Tu SO ostali teden dni, nakar Sc
Sc zopet vrnili v Kanado, kJel
lastujejo lepo farmo s sadnim'
nasadi.
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Novi grobovi
AGNES ZNIDARSIC

V St. Alexis bolnisnici ie
umrla Agnes Znidarsic, rojena
Klemencic, stara 50 let, stanu-
joea ma 14O7 Clearaire Rd. Po-
greb Sc DO vrsil iz Zakra jskove-
ga pogrebnega zavoda. Podrob-
nosti bodo porocane prihodnjie.
JOHN NOVAK
V Los Angeles, Cal, je 26. de-
cembra preminil John Novak,
star Al let. Pokojni Sc je prese-
lii California pred 10 lett. Ia
pusca mater Terezijo Novak,
rojeno Zeitz, soprogo Josephine,
sinova Michael in John, dive Sc
stri, Mrs. Rose Zbasnik in Mrs.
Mildred Kuligowski, pet bratov:
Frank, Louis, Rudolph, Edward
in Danny ter vec drugih sorod-
nikov. Truplo DO dospelo v Gle
veland nocoj Oh 11:3O, nakar bo
V sredo popoldne polozeno ma
mrtvaski oder Ferfoliatovem
pogrebnem zavodu ma 9116
Union Ave-, odkoder sc bo vrsil
pogreb V petek Oh $50 uri v
cerkev sv. Lovrenca oh 9. uri in
nato ma pokopaliscu Calvary.
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Zabave OBJ
zakljucku leta

,Kot je obicaj, da sc ma Silve-
strov vecer, v splosnem ljudstvo
veseli v druzbi prijateljev in
znancev, da tako skupno zaklju~
Clio odhod starega leta in prica-
kajo novo leto, tako sc bodo tudi
nocoj vrsile veselice in zabave
20 nasih narodnih domovih.
Klub drustev Slovenskega ma
rodnega donna bo incl veliko ve-
selico v obeh dvoranah ma st.
Clair Ave. v zgornji dvorani DO
igral Srnickov orkester, v spod'
Mi pa Sulen orkester.
v Slovenskem delavskem do
mu ma Waterloo Rd. DO zabaval
svoje goste priljubljeni pevski
zbor Jadran, XII je pripravil vse
potrebno, da bo druzba vesela
cd zacetka do konca. Zgoraj DO
igral Vadnalov orkester, v spod-
Mi dvorani pa Kristof bratje.
Klub drustev Slovenskega do
ma ma Holmes Ave. DO skupno
Il zenskim odsekom incl veseli-
co, ma katero prijazno priporo-
ca obcinstvu ma udelezbo. PIE
sazeljne DO zabaval Pete So
|kach orkester.
v Slovenskem drustvenem
domu ma Recher Ave. bo pa incl
svojo Silvestrovo zabavo Kluh
drustev, XII obeta vsem posetni-
kom najboljso zabavo. Henry
Roznik in sin bosta skrbela, da
Sc bo vse veselo vrtelo, "a okrep-
ella bodo pa skrbele izurjene
kuharice in pridni natakarji.
Poleg omenjenih zabav v na'
sih narodnih domovih Sc bode
lvrsile zabave tudi po razniI
ldrugih prostorih in gostilnah
sirom nneata.
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v proklamaciji narodu, XII je|
bila oddana potion radia, je Mi
hail izjavil, da Sc je odpovedal
prestolu v interesu ljudstva. Re-
kel je, da sedanje spremembe v
Romuniji nujno zahtevajo spre-
membo ustave in da ne mara
biti ma potu svojemu ljudstvu,
XII mora biti svobodno, da 81 IL
bere svojo lastno obliko Wade.
Mihajl, XII je star 26 let, Sc
je pred kratkim vrnil il Londo-
ma, kjer je prisostvoval svatbi
angleske princese Elizabete.
Kot pravijo neka porocila, Sc je
tam zaljubil v dansko princeso
Ammo in zaprosil romunsko VIA
do "a dovoljenje, da jo lahko
poroci.
Mihajlova proklamacija
glede abdikacije
Besedilo formalne abdikacije
kralja Mihajla med ostalim pra-
vi:
"Velike politicne, ekonomske
in socialne spremembe so Sc IL
vrsile v Romuniji in ustvarile
move odnosaje znotraj glavnih
ciniteljev javnega drzavnega
zivljenja. Ii odnosaji ne sogla-
sajo vec z osnovnim paxton, z
ustavo, in zahtevajo takojsnje
in temeljite spremembe.
'Ker je slucaj taksen, v pol
nem sporazumu z odgovornimi
cinitelji dezele in zavedajoc Sc
v popolnosti svoje odgovorno-
sti, smatram, da monarhija vec,
ne odgovarja sedanjim pogojem
nasega javnega zivljenja in
Dale ma 4. strani)
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lativno moralnost, XII sc je IL
kazala "a nezadostno."
DR.. Case je bill pred odhodom
v California pastor metodistic-
ne cerkve v Scrantonu, Pa, kjer
je zaslovel zaradi svojih progre-
sivnih socialnih nacel. Tam je
organiziral in vodil drzavljanski
odbor, XII je zahteval zakonito
zascito "a domove, XII so ogro-
zeni radi antracitnih premogov-
nikov, kojih rovi sc naha jajo
pod mestom.
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zalostna vest

zalostna vest
Mrs. Martha Koss liz 1852 E.
II St. je prejela zalostno vest
cd bratranca Andreja Bole IL
vasi Koce st. 80, posta Prestra-
mex, da je tamkaj dne 20. no.
vembra umrla po dolgi bolezni
njegova hci Franciska Krnel'
roiena Bole, stara Al let. Po-
kojnica zapusea v domovini "a
lujocega soproga Franco, slno'
va Elka in Franko, starse An
,dreia in Mario Bole, brate An
dreja, Franco in stanka, sestro
Mario in vec drugih sorodnl-
kov tamkaj in tn v Ameriki. 30
di il lahka domaca gruda!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-31
LAUSCHE 30 MORDA
8. JANUARJA NAZNANII.
SVOJO KANDIDATURO

YOUNGSTOWN, O., 80.
dec. - Bivsi governor F. j.
Lausche je bill nocoj glavni
gOvOrnik ma bank e tn ma
cast zupanu Ralph O'Neil-
lu, XII bo jutri zvecer odha-
jail IL urada, ter OBJ tel pri-
liki incl posvetovanje de-
mokraticnimi voditelji IL
raznih delOv drzave, O ka-
terih Sc javlja, da so Lau-
schetu obljubili svojo popol-
no podporo.
Docim bivsi governor nj
definitivnO rekel, da bo kan
didiral proti Ray T. Millerju
"a demOkratskO nominacilO,
pa Sc splosno sodi, da DO to
storil, ko pride ''pravi tre-
nOtek." Nekateri dOmneva-
jo, da sc bo to zgodilo 8. ja-
nuarja ma letnem zimskem
banketu demokratske orga-
nizacije v Wo0sterju
Okraju Wayne.
NOcOjsnjega banketa Sc
iie udelexilo mad 200 Oseb.
Lausche je bill cd stolorav-
natelja John w. POwersa,
XII je predsednik demokrat-
ske organizacije v okrajuf
Mahoning, kot "prihodnji
governor drzave Ohio"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-31
v bolnisnici

V Glenville bolnisnici, kjer sc
je morala podvreci operaciji, Sc
nahaja Mrs. Theresa Pengle il
1909 Myron Ave. Operacijo je
srecno prestala, toda obiski "a
casno MISC dovoljeni. Nahaja sc
v sobi st. 308. zelimo j skorajs.
ME okrevanje!