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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-06
,Neke tOcke staliSca
sovjetskega delegate

sovjetskega delegate
Gromiko je med ostalim pou-
darjal, da Sovjetska zveza ne
more izrociti svoje drzavne eko-
nomiie predlagani mednarodni
komisiji "a kontrolo, ter da ena
drzava (ocitno Zedinjene drza-
ve) namerava obdrzati monopol
mad atomsko energijo. Gromiko
je dalje izjavil, da "neomejena
kontrola mednarodne komisije,
kot jo predlagajo Zedinjene dr.
lave, pomeni "neomejeno vme-
savanje zadeve katere koli dr.
zave.
Kar Sc tice pravice veta, pri
kateri Zedinjene drzave vztra-
jajo, da Sc ia pravica ne SINE
nanasal ma kontrolo atomske
energije, je Gromiko poudaril,
da je ia pravica bila ustanovlje-
ma ma spodbudo Zedinjenih dr.
zav, ne pa ma spodbudo Soviet
ske zveze. Rekel je, da je pokoj-
nj predsednik Roosevelt sam
vztrajal ma tenn, da Sc veto vpise
v carter organizacije Zdruzenih
narodoy.
Gromiko je rekel, 'da je bilo
malo razpravljanja, glede njego-
viii pred1ogov, XII bi izrocili
atomsko bombo (za uporabo v
vojne svrhe) in glede konvencije
"a ustvarjanje atomske kontro-
le.
Zahteval je, da Sc maj ukine
bombo sedaj, ker bi taksen po-
stopek ojacal organizacijo Zdru-
zenih narodov.
Sovjetski delegat je tudi IL
javil, da Sovjetska zveza prista-
ia ma inspekcijo organizacije "a
kontrolo, XII bi bila ustanovljena
v okvirju Varnostnega sveta. S
tenn je popolnoma odklonil ma
crt Zedinjenih drzav "a ustvar-
jamie posebne komisije "a atom
ski razvoj, XII bi imela taksno
oblast, da bi lahko v tozadevnih
atomskih stvareh kontrolirala
katero koli drzavo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-06

Ameriski druzinski koledarii
Prevxeli trgovino
Kdor 81 Sc nj nabavil Ameri-
Ski druzinski koledar, ga lahko
dobi v nasem uradu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-06

V svojem napadu, XII je bill
najhujsi, kar jih je do sedaj bilo
storienih ma ameriski nacrt,
Gromikov je rekel, da Zedinjene
drzave nameravajo obdrzati mo-
nopol mad atomsko energijo. Co.
voril je v anglescini in dal We
deti, da Sovjetska zveza nj od-
stopila niti "a en- pedenj v svoji
opoziciji proti ameriskemu ma
crtu.
Evening star., 1947-10-17
BOATS.

MARINE SUPPLIES, paints, rope. FIRE ex-
on1board % I'D motors seripps
R1sR Pfi e zo SON iss i1sh
WE SERVICE ali makes of eutsoard mo;
& SaR W &oop bf'h 1stts g. Sc; qsllt, boat, s2hp.
ShTgSsT sfns uty ses sasne s dev.Tes
e s 81 e. f i Nj 7ss s'9S i.
TR0LfiNG FOR ROCK, blues, trout,
Ssien. cali eAfT. fE ANFhoSy Ssy kfSo IN IVA W.
owl OWENS 1913: cruisers and cutters; place
tAsN tAAsfY iMSN Va hs22 or W9 ess s
Condition. CAPT. BUCK KEIIuM. .Aiet.ss. peale,
s;SE ss IN s.E;ss; tssstss
sahE s t9s os TkaDRAcabin & e. boat 47xios~; d4
DIsTRicT YACHT CO CO, 'i9a 18th 'Hai and st Water
SiTR0.RR sss 80 TR sS5I after 40 Pm LIS
Just the motor for duck hunters. Standard
- h,p,. Sl27; de luxe AZ h;p: with pull-o-
matte maT spotts1. full reverse. Sl39,50. COL
from 8 m. to pm. GE. 200. ID
RAISED DECK cabin cruiser, a5-ft. long
6o' 6y sh @ It, beam living g quarters. qua large open
CABIN ckuisER. 81 ;7'i. It. x 10 it,, sleeps 4;
stainless steel galley. all chrome fittings.
boat has been completely overhsuled. new
200 . Nhee dxfToN 9sT ss"$ washinssOn snd Raa
OVENS vR TYR CRuisHR ISL afs iss Sas mode excellent
condition. e Deale, Md West River ;d 2ie-
BOAT BARGAINs-one 1a47 24-ft Trus-
colt sport cruiser, was S4.100, now $3.50;
one 1a47 2s-ft. Truscott sedan cruiser. was
cra sedsn dsn sfse2 0ns T.s 49, nos ehs 4
$50; one 1947 20-ft Davis cruisalone
6l-h.p. Kermath: complete with many
extras. one month old. was. $3.50, now
ssv sp Sd1 ssn noW ssSp s ons SLEEPS new V
reduction. Ss75: one 1945 lei --h.p. Gray
marine motor, prop. and shaft, $3.50. New
and an and IT, hsnenry oasosrd poss BOATS
motors. Any Of the above boats, small
auto taken in trade. Small down pay
mofoR nep tTe 9oST s1aEs A1 ME ssos NATIONAL
WANTED-Outboard motor, resardless Of
size or condition; cash for same. f37
m.Foor II q ) Acr { CABIN CRUISER, built 1asa:
neiossd plot house, 1as aVot shtne
plant: coz. system: sleeps Ave: owner get
ting larger boat; make offer. Phone Plaza
06o0. Baltimore, between and weekdays.
ouTBoARD MOTOR, ss-h.p. Evinrude,
Chris Chris GR CRAFT ii1h-Fr. roundabount. s5-
nR ae ssgo Shys Gssi M s snsns os MI kf sv must must
ss-FT. Aux. sLooPi owner must sell:
needs some work, but nothing you can't
do yourself: sacrifice at $3.50. See JEN-
KINs. Buzzard Point Boat Yard, foot Of st
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FARM and GARDEN,

MANURE, well rotted. $3.50 per 10 bush
els: els So per 10 bushels, delivered; top soil.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. feeding, tertilizing,
planting. pruning, cleanup Jobs, tree re-
ISNpsscAFE oSSs SaRpESEas@iavns a5iSs s@ tree
Towering shrubs and perennial plants;
grounds ceyered, complete lawn lawn and garden
EVERBLooMlNG ON e. ROSE Sc EGsaEs. sGG S hardy.
ngx 1ants plan1S 9e pbnsy ffa
perennials: Holland tulips and bulbs:
MuRsERIEs: Wash ,Balto. blvd. Beltsyille,
degs De- and and bluestone for sale by the load
ToPsoL. manure; hank gravel. wash
aTTINrISN 90srGos GIoAsNpssSG5ApERs sS5A and
men-Top soil for sale sale in large quantities
ATTfENfioN, IANDscApERs and nursery
men-sod fields for sale. Call EN-. 1925.
sPECIAL-shrub planting time. trees Of
al kinds. topsoil and manure. b0c bu;;
the Home Show, Washington Armory
sPd ns ees1 9st dbane TO ls dy9Ss 2Ses
sds MA ssse SS $3.50. out 'RS %icnissn
MAGNOLIAS, 6 and & years old. 2 to 6
ft. high, start blooming between May and
NOW is The TINE e; buy Your
spring tractor. Dedman & Roth Garden
King tractors with cultivators plows and
sickle bar attachments STANLEY H.
HORNER, INC, Trailer Center. 9th ST. and
Fla. ave. ne. FIR. 1921. Open evenings.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS dug to order. So
per 100; everbearing, So. FIR. 1927 after
pm.
EVERGREEN SALE and azaleas freshly
dug, for fall planting, at sensible prices;
the best buy. in town: from l to truck
sSaa; Spreading i,e yews' $40 each
ASHTON NURSERY, 65l0 Georgia ave-
NV, at Underwood ST. -1g
GRAVELY TRACTOR. sickle bar mower,
rotary pillow and cultivator: like new; will
sell rather than store for year. See at
1877 F. st. NV, rear. 49,
AFRICAN VIOLETS, rare varieties, SOC up
1906 Piney Branch rd., Silver Spring,
Md, SH 1894. 19a
Evening star., 1947-10-17
coal. WOOD end FUEL OIL.

FIREWOOD SCRAP lumber. some good:
Pennsyivania Anthracite coal, Pocahontas
coal. COOPER SUPPLY CO.. s13 18th st.
ne. AT. 5919: ewes. FIR. 5000.
WOOD, dry, delivered OK. 11S1.
FIREPLACE LOGS, oak, seasoned; cord
or half-cord: immediate delivery. RE.
FIREPLACE FIR WOOD, any length; guaran-
teed seasoned and dry; $50 cord del, day
or night Phone day or night, Fairfax
yWiooop. yio seasoned oak, fireplace and stove
lengths. S21 q cord ALASKA COAL CO..
MA 5SS5 or CHI 200. -25
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned: get orders
in early for prompt delivery. CATLIN
LUMBER co. GIL. SSSS. -21
Evening star., 1947-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, .typewriters, calcu-
la tors. once equip, All kinds: top price
1i HpSR n sun t9peV2teTs c1 eTs' cacua
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., s13 14th st.
Notwithstanding, bric-a-brac,, china,
hisfest cash prices paid. Cali MURRAY,
ASfieuEs1Furniture, china; glass, Gu
Tqss ss RGsSs GH s59S sNKs f. ra6
windows Phone Tw. $500, am; to
BEDRooM + ri sSsEs dining AMI room or contents of
asme ass rz z ss 'ssR ser w Do p m0sRs oR
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites,
living room pieces russ. gas ranges s. and &C
once; will pay highest possible prices. No
teSs RSoks H6 aSuGRi GR4Dx aSp SA soIp fGso Of a.
scriptions. We need your books. Highest
BOOK STORE, 721 9th st: NV. ME. $685.;
al sosy sPss movie T bsSss pfce al
nissSsS1fs sRENSEs pHo4o 1cds CO.. sss Pa ave. NV
opposite Dept. of Justice: RE. 2434.
SANE. soas aed ss SHE tses CAM
ERA EXCHANGE. 14lO New York ave. NV;
CAMERAS-German camere ler-c. erH
eauipment wantes. soMMEh CAMERA
CLOTHING-Highest prices paid for men S
used clothing BERMANs. 1122. 7th st..
NV ME- 1857. Open ewes. Will call.
CHAIRS, bamboo, q suitable for dining rm.:
also blond china cabinet, misc. bamboo
pieces ard rug 1Ox10. EN-. 7270. -21
DIAMONDS and old gold. diamond watches
and discarded jewelry Cash paid. ERNEST
BURK. INC. 8l4 18th st. NV. DI. 2773.
DIAMONDS. silver, gold. We pay highest
prices Ask for Mr.. OPPENHEIMER, 917
DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD. diamond pocket
and wrist watches, initial, hirthstones. dia-
mond wedding rings: other jewelry pur-
chased; highest prices paid, NEW YORK
JEWELRY CO, 71e 9TH st. NV.
FTRNTTURE, household goods Of eli kinds,
china, brtc-a-brac, cut glass. Highest cash
prices RE. 79O4 or DE, 2019. 1s'
Evening star., 1947-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tc.,,

better kind wanted ct once; win buy suites
.odsy: ss1sZ MR. GRADY. Ma. 2s2o. ~'A
e. sses between logon and hssss
FURN..House, apts. or single pcs.; sop
Stf esfh: .lsS n5ompt removal: tw. DO movins}c.
FURNITURE-want to buy some good
aSea aSH, nonsenoid noT mo goods; also piano RE
FGRNITUREWWifils nfs' buy entire contents ITS or
odd pieces; best cash prices: buying and
HsoaPWooDs. sth and X sts. NV. NE.
Observation-Disclosures dining room, bed
Ts THoms secretary odd chests dressers, etc.
soLDHBr,nr o. your olo gold. silver. Man plains.
RAHN e s ,sars at ws sss p, :. easa as
,iIs aEss aad JsHS saf5 diSRn,ssas ssss, a.s.,
MOVIE CAMERAS. movie projectors, sound
SRI IsR as Rses s. sSs editors wanted aas
SEWsPAPERs wANTEp1Newspapers. ED. New pn o5 Soc
per 100 pounds books and magazines.
20 our rass e.
ACE JUNK CO.. 2220 Georgia ave. NV,
NEwsPAPERs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Soc
y per 100 pounds: house RAGS. So Der
WasR@oN va R4sRsf Dfysres sh E 1A CUR co s
81 Ri sHG'i PICTURE frames. clocks,
fsantsFf ssuss for sans a.sS EM se 4ss Also antiques
s!es sg asr'fei SaRt to buy for risTs-
Sprsht spnet Or Grand pisno nSoa ufeq 81
PiANos, grand, upright. sp,n.t or apt
ss.s sizs any slzs; W.. any condition will pay
PIANOS WANTED-coLoN1L PIANO CO.
pays highest cash prices. Phone MA. 4s7O
1Gt Brass ssr., on scrap
s'S AsHRoR AssHnR s1s%nH Raa zshsit SAG Df5ss' co
III RErklekRxToRD Tor se"7 sn apt gas CIR elee
si ea koS oS MxSTEbscrsD rEisr iron and
delivered to our warehouse. Highest prices
Gr and suo sSa sss yon eanns
sa9 afqa RAa Gps Baa peais Co. Dhsns s1s
scRH:Ars II iron wsNrED-scrsp SHSri Iron and
steel; 81 per 100 pounds; auto batteries.
30 10 house Tsss S per LOO pounds
paid Tor scrap iron. metals. house RAGS and
auto h2tter:e # you cannot deliver your
GNR co Georsa RhGns ave- 1s AGS
SEWING MAcH1NES-we buy all types;
piestins si7 ST.. RE. 1900. RE. sii. asii.
SHAWL Paisley: state size. condition and
price. Apt. i, 373 N. Glehe rd. Arlington,
Stoves AND ICEBoxEs. ACME sTovE
CO, 1O11 7th st. NV. MA. 1852
USED CLOTHING, mems; highest cash
prices paid. 1345 S st. NV. -1a
WANTED-,Better grade OF household fur
niture antiques and ONCE furniture. Ma
55o9: evenings. GE. 6447.
WASHING MACHINES. any size. any make;
also ais wash washers for parts; also lawn mowers.
AT. zoos. day and night 10
AM INTERESTED in buying silverware,
china. fancy cups and saucers. DORA
KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1888 G st. NV,
SMALL FARM TRACTOR with plows and
attachments; will consider small bulldozer
CHI. 9746 IL
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold. silver,
ing, iuggsee, phosographic &c, Equipment. @ 'T mu-
seal instruments. enginesring instruments
ZWEIG SONS, 937 D ST. NV. ME- 9I13.
Evening star., 1947-10-17
DOGS. PETS. ETC

AkC REGISTERED. beautiful cookers
aeh pup July no si psdsrss os nih d with
DOGS AND CATS boarded. week ends or
serge. kennels pekup
HoLLYWooD KENNEfsmBosr;dminos Sn: sns; ms ba Ssth.
as aps sSaReps foshs s"a qo
BOXERS Quality pups. Axe res. ready
FEkiNGFsT F!1 SS sS.i !ovsSe little puppies, AKc-
iRisH SETTER. female. IA months. reg
aeIk eaceent 5ainsd ready for ed
IRISH SETTER PUPS, champion bred f. field
and bench prospects for the discriminating
esss kf fuFs s EsesHs sna dam ssas SHOW " vim
Miss efk1HSss kRoss kssSEs 2sss country
pens and outside runs: cookers at stud;
COCKER sPANIEIs, Axe fa.riax resistered best
ehsmpon cocker G ffse sroWn doss
2 REGisTERED ecsocKERsst' red females. 5
male. : months. housebroken. grandson OF
Gh. Found. 6125 18th ST.. N. Arlington,
KERRY BLUE. pedigreed. Call after pm.
COCKER sPAN1ELS. registered black pup
pes, hne stock: open daily noon to pm.
S5oREHAM PET SHOW, 2627 Conn, ave,
ENGLISH BULL PUP. registered Axe, CHI.
@ sired' reasonable to good home. Cali GIL.
BoxER-Naval officer must sell his year
cohkhR csh shsdEsp sPAS1Ens sSH 0f okc BLACK
weeks Old, beautifully festhered' red VIZ Vi 44a6e
soxER Sffy1fff1Es: Axe resist.r.d; is rsa-
from Falls Church trafic Iight II
COCKER, pure white male: 4 months old;
rner rarei Re. 4n63 % or OIL. 6771. LIS
Sc: i sss DSPSs: tsss sas
BOSTON FEMALE. il mos, Axe regis
full collar and blaze, stocking feet: proven
Tree Whelper and wonderful pet; must sell.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, Axe reeistered.
all colors' reasonable. Call Rockville 1919.
COCKER sPAN1ELs. Axe registered. all
NARY MAR ADAMS, e5s K St ' ne. SGueie" GudioW
MONT. co. Animal Shelter has puppies
and save a life. 81. 5ls3. open week
ENGLISH sETTERs- One Is months old,
good hunter; one 7 years old female. thor
Germantown, Md. Phone Gaithersburg
POINTER PUPPIES, well-bred hunting s
stcek' s"sl $500 S. 9Th st, Arl, Va. CCH.
sIAMEsE KITTENS, pedigreed with or
pets. / wks. old. CHI. s322 -19
BEAGLE PUPS, litter registered, Delco
Minor blood line: fine hunting and show
COCKATIELS and parakeets, all colors
See and hear, the talking parakeet 4sse
BrandyMine street r.w. Tel: OR. 6"s3. 1a'
BEAGLES, 1@h2-inch Ed. CHI Shikar Shaw
bitch, yrs. old, and Of her 9-wk -old
puppies, sired by Ed, Oh. Rolcap Smokey;
not q bargain in the, bunch, but class in
all OF them. 12l Adrian St Sc. off Ridge
sIAMEsE CATS and kittens. pure bred.
s: P. and B. P. adorable pets, Phone Blue
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL. black and
white, female, ] Sr old, daughter of Cham
Rodrioue of sanblown Acre. Cali Alex
WANTED-Good homes for good female
Persian kittens, one black and other gray
ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE; after pm.
CccKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. black. 2 mos
TO 6 mos; also stud service. Call Alex
2 3'Ss Ssp sa af f"9 sHoS 81 saP?'es
most colors; also young canary. 2iii
SIAMESE KITTENS, wks. old: house
broken; ACF stud, book stock: bred for
anection; reasona Bile. WA. 5000.
ENGLISH Settlers, puppies and trained
dogs; $@5 and UP. Gaithersburs 7e0-w-2
Evening star., 1947-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER with operator, for hire; ex-
ments dug, land clearing. FA. 1264-J.
BULLDoZER WITH OPERATOR for hire:
excavating. grading and road building;
basement dug. land clearing. SH. 1858.
BULLDOZERS-Small bulldozers for light
dozers and trucks, TR. 100. 9.-28
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 E st. NV. National
dNQd
Evening star., 1947-10-17
POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 61s < st. NV. NE.
00s9-Baby chicks, feed and poultry SUP
new HAMPSHIRE LAYING HENS, about
u, years old and New Hampshire roost-
ers. about 4 months old sH 1928. .
FOR sALE-25 ducks, roasting and stew
ing chickens on foot. TRUCKSESS, Hern-
don (val 202-M. --lS
Evening star., 1947-10-17
AVIATION.

INDIVIDUAL HANGERS available. HYDE
FIELD: Clinton. Maryland, Spruce OSSS.
Share OrEN in 5-member Ercoupe Flying
Club At Crossroads Airport Ship lust
maiored. TIE. 1873
engine time. See 1t, fly it. 1T. MILLER. vi
6i67 afternoons between 1880 pm. 10.
AERONCA 1a43. 65-h,p. Cont. i hour
since overhaul. Ref1nished radio; $40
hrs: total time. S7a5. Hillside 40a5 10.
CESSNA TWIN ENGINE, low time on en-
sines, fabric good for relicensins, Sell
cheap. ia. 0S36. or WO, 3547. -1o
Evening star., 1947-10-17
CATTLE end lyW STOCK

HORSES bOARDED-Exceilent st,ii;: care.
s9i M fssding and grooming: nne asture and
sxetcise nelds. WOODSTCCK FARMS,
Pooiesvilie PsfisTsHn: afso Ms Call Mr. Homer Coins
HORSE. gelding: thoroughbred: brown,
black name and tail: sound. bride and
saddle; reas.: owner ill. ST. 1910,
NONE head of ine ewes
Dorset predominating, bred to reg. hamp
cncks' to lamb in March. CO. 3322; eve
2s Pigs FOR sa,5 If sold this week. or
Si0 and $3.50 each; 8 pigs. I weeks; II
DIGS ~ weeks old. Clinton S6-J. 10
perfect brood mare: $3.50. Stabbed at 6234
marlboro pike. Md. Owner. VI. 1l21. -la
Evening star., 1947-10-17

1913 ALLISON ST. N.w-Front bedroom;
should be seen TO he appreciated. Ia
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1902 Gonn,-La5Ee
i4os new HAMPSHIRE AVE. Ew-Next
to bath, double room with bright tn
closed porch, telephone In roorn;- express
bus at door, breakfast and laundry privi-
leees II desired gentle home; no other
roomers IA. 1857. -la
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-05
RESOLUTIONS PASSED BY THE
SANS CONVENTION
Continuation

citizens by the immigration and
Naturalization Service on any
matter not connected with the
use of fraud in their actual
naturalization is illegal, brazen,
and autocratic and an unwar-
ranted deprivation of a citizens
rights and privacy.
The discrimination against
'Yugoslav-Americans in Farrell
is an attack on the status and
welfare of foreign-born Ameri-
cans and their organizations
and jeopardizes the democratic
rights Of all Americans.
The Convention of the Slo-
enian American National Coun-
Continued on page 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-05
5 ::s:ss:S:: :;;;: ENGLISH SECTION
WEDDING BELLS

Tomorrow morning at $3.50 in
St. Mary's Church, Josephine
Mersnik, daughter of Mrs. Jen-
ME Mersnik, 1922 East 173rd
Street will become the bride of
Elmer Pintar, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pintar,' 1883 East
10th Street.
St. Vitus Church will be the
scene of a wedding tomorrow
morning at II o'clock, uniting
in marriage Miss Stella Kersc-
van, to Mr.. Paul Korecko. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Kersevan of 1885
East 55th Street. The groom is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. julius
Korecko, 1868 Rolliston Road,
Shaker Heights. A wedding re-
ception will be held in the Sic
vene Workmen's Home on
Waterloo Road.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-05

Mr.. John Vitez of 16919
Greenwood Avenue sends best
wishes from Phoenix Arizona.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-05
|SNPJ NEWS AND COMMENTS
". r. Ffolt-

The IComrade girls with the,
help of others took charge of
the hall decorations, which
blended perfectly with the
American, the Yugoslav and the
S. N. P. J. Flags. The list of
names of workers is too long
to even start mentioning them.
The early morning preparation
for the bars, the kitchen and
around the grounds presented
a scene of feverish' activity.
The hero of the day proved
to be none other than Shorty
Zadell of the Loyalites. Not only
did he perform before the mike
but also did a nice job of selling
leis and gathering in the dollars.
Mrs. Gorjanc, Mrs. Bostal and
Continued on page 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-05
GAY KNIGHTS SPONSOR PRE-
AUTUMN DANCE TONIGHT

We are hoping to have a loud
speaker in the Annex so that
you will know exactly what is
going on in the hall. While TAX
ing a brief sojourn in the Annex,
even at dances which had inter-
missions, we have and probably
you, too, missed numbers simply
because we couldn't hear what
was being played in the audi
torium.
Now that you have had that
cooling drink, let us return to
the dance hall. Did you, too, get
lost in a stag line? Next year
may be leap year, but this is
still a mans year. It is for them
that we will have two robbers
dances. There is your chance
men-and if you're still not
dancing after this-just follow
the narrow corridor to cool re-
freshments. Remember girls,
there is no objection to you par
taking in the spirit of the rob-
ber's dance.
Yes, this evening is the one
you will be able to dance the
entire mite without one break
for intermission. Continuous
music will begin at $3.50 p. m.
You'll be there-won't you?'
Gay knights
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-05

Tonight is the mite for a Gay
Mite with the Gay Knights! The
place is your favorite rendez-
vous-The Slovenian Home, St.
Clair Avenue and East 65th
Street. The directors of the
Home have treated you to new
ly decorated dance hall. We will
try to keep in step with the mode
by presenting a dance with a
few ideas new to the Home
dances.
Continuous music will be made
possible by Joe Kauchnik's
Orchestra and Johnny Richards
Ambassadors. Joe has enlarged
his popular trio to a five-piece
orchestra. Each orchestra will
play one-half hour intervals.
With an undertaking of this
sort, confusion is bound to arise.
To eliminate this, a dance pro-
gram is our solution. Each or
chestra will have a musicians
esel upon which will be placed
their half-hour selections. They
will play three sets (three songs
to a set) during their time on
the stage. Since each set will be
posted and numbered on the esel,
there will be no need to wait
until the orchestra begins to
play to find out whether or not
it is a polka or a fox-trot.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-05
Sports Show in Cleveland

Sports Show in Cleveland
The northwoods, the open
hunting fields and fishing
streams, Sherwood Forest, the
western roundup, the steeple-
chase course, the tennis courts
of Wimbledon, the Mohawk
Indian reservation of upper
New York, the high diving
boards of the Florida resorts,
and a 1000 square foot swim
ming pool are all being brought
to Cleveland to transform the
Cleveland Stadium into the
"Greatest Sports Show On
Earth" the Cleveland Outdoor
Sports Show, September 1o
through 10.
Champions in npractically every
field of sport will headline the
daily afternoon and evening
tank-field, and platform go
minute shows at the Cleveland
Outdoor Sports Show.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-05
s. N. p. J. Recreation Farm -

S. ~. +. y. kecTe0L1On fOTm:-
Crowds numbering in the thou
sands came out on opening day
at the S. N. P. J. Recreation
Grounds, Sunday August 24tn,
to pay tribute to the host of
workers that made possible the
building of the new hall, second
to none in the country. Just
about every individual promi-
nent in fraternal activity
was present. Representing the
S. N. P. J. were Supreme Board
members, Matt Petrovich, Rudy
Lisch, Louis Kaferle and the
writer. Practically every lodge
with the exception of a few, had
their corp of workers on the
scene from early morning until
late at night.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-05
PROGRESSIVELY
SPEAKING

The Progressive Slovene Wom-
en-, Circle No. Z are holding a
Balloon Dance" this Sunday,
September 7th, in the Slovenian
Workmen's Home on Waterloo
Road. This will be the first
dance of the season at the hall.
Prizes will be awarded to lucky
winners. A good time is guaran-
teed for all, with the popular
Johnny Vadnals orchestra at
the bandstand.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-05
JUNIOR SINGING
SOCIETY OUTING

Nelson Lodges is the spot
selected for an outing this Sum
day, to be attended by members
and parents of the Junior Sing
ing Society of the Slovene
Workmen's Home on Waterloo
Road. A bus will leave the home
at 10 a. m. There will be no fare
charged for children. The fee
for adults will be $1.OO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-05
BIRTH,

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Kraft
of East 1856 Street, are announce
ing the arrival of a baby girl,
Barbara Jean, born on August
9th at Booth Memorial Hospi-
tai. Mother is the former Dor
othy Sever. Grandfather for the
eighth time is Mr.. Kraft. This is
the first granddaughter in the
Kraft family.
Congratulations!