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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-01

that you T comfortably seated.
Ethel, Elizabeth, Regina and
Mary, an ensemble of capable
mattresses are smilingly pleased to
serve you. All are presided over
by the demure and winsome Bar
bara. Meet them for an evening
of pleasure at Harris Crystal
Lounge, $50 West Fifth street.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23
Clifton's Corner
Near LeWes)

Maurice Vessels of Chester spent
the weekend with his mother, Mrs.
Clara Vessels.
Sarah Massey and friend spent
the weekend in Baltimore, Nd,
with Miss Masseys friend, Miss
Roberta Walker, a native of Ft.
Lauderdale, Florida. On the way
home they toured the Capitol in
Washington, d. c., which was edu-
cational as we'll as interesting.
They were also told by the guide
that President Truman would be in
Conference noon today.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Clifton
called on their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Clifton of
Berlin, Maryland Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Calvin Clifton has been ill for
the past week but is now able to be
out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Walls are en-
tertaining their daughter, Ruth
| husband and children of Texas.
Mr.. III. Carlton Clifton is expected
home in July. He is now on a con-
tract in the Pelelieu Palaus Islands
From the letters they have quite 9
bit of rain as we'll as sunshine. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Clifton.
Mr.. Wesley Clifton's son is doins
fine. He now weighs thirteer
| hounds and ten ounces and is 81,
weeks old.
Thanks to the rain, the potatoe:
are now coming up after the frOs
hit them.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23
DELMAR

Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Dorothy Anne
Jones, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Smith Jones of this town to
Mr.. James Budd son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Budd of Hebron, Md.
The wedding will take place in the
early fall
Several new books have been add
ed to the Delaware Library.
Mrs. Samuel White has recently
been discharged from John Hop
kins, Baltimore after a serious
operation, she is cOnvalescing sat
isfactorily at her home here
Master Sergeant and Mrs. Car
roll r. Parsons of Albuquerque,
Mexico are announcing the birth Of
a son, Craig Thomas, Mrs. Parsons
is the former Miss Erma S. Burke
of Caffeyville, Kansas. Sergeant
Parsons is a grandson of Mrs. Car
rie E. Barr of this town.
NJ. B. Sherwood and V. ]. Car
mine attended the Annual Conclave
of the Grand Commandery, Knights
Templar of the State of Maryland
held in the Masonic Temple, Balti-
more Wednesday, May 14th.
Mrs. Roy Childress of Oak Park
ILL.,. is spending some time here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IRA,
! Carey.
Miss Eileen Chapman who
/ teaches in Baltimore spent the
weekend here with her mother
Mrs. Elsie Chairman.
Mrs. Mabel Ellis of RehOboth i.
visiting friends here.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore spent

Mr. and Mrs. George Moore spent
the weekend in Baltimore.
Several from here attended the
Peninsula Conference in Whining
ton on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burrows and
daughter of Washington, d. c. spent
the weekend here with his mother
Mrs. G. H. Burrows.
Mr.. Fred Rider was Cleveland,
Ohio visitor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. Il. Waller spent a
part of past week in New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore are
spending some time with relatives
in Ashville, N. c.
Mrs. w. V. Hearthway spent last
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man E. Godfrey at Hicksville Long
Island. Mr.. Godfrey celebrated his
birthday on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Waller are
receiving congratulations on the
arrival of a baby girl at the Pen
Gen. Hospital, Salisbury.
Miss Eunice Lee Hastings o
Wilmington was the weekend
visitor with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. C. l.. Hastings, here.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23
HARRINGTON

Mr.. John Tucker, a farmer, age
70 years, residing in the Williams
willie section of Kent County, died
in the Milford Memorial Hospital
early last Saturday morning where
he had been patient less than a
week, He was born in Kent County
and had resided here all of his life,
the son of the late David S. and
Elizabeth Porter Tucker. His first
wife was Miss Sophronia Hearn Of
Lincoln, who died % years ago.
Funeral services were held from
the Boyer Funeral Home, Tuesday
afternoon at p. m. in charge of the
Rev. Grier Baker, pastor of the
Pilgrim Holiness Church assisted
by a former pastor, Rev. Earl
Lewry of Oxford, Md. Interment in
Hollywood Cemetery. The deceased
is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Mary Porter Tucker and four child
rem by the first union: Mrs. Claude
Morris, FELTON,; Clarence Tucker.
Milford; Mrs. Carroll Wix and
Clayton Tucker both of this city.
Franklin Tucker and Mrs. Harold
Root of Houston. Five step-child-
rem; Robert and Harry Porter of
Wilmington, John Porter, FELTON,;
Mrs. Robert Melvin, Harrington;
Mrs. Ethel Melvin of Wilmington.
Four brothers; George and Thomas
Tucker, Wilmington; Charles Tuck
er, Harrington; Fred Tucker,
Townsend and one sister, Mrs.
Joseph LeCompte of Wilmington.
After a respite of several days
without any fire alarms the Har-
ringtOn Fire Company responded to
two alarms within four hours late
last Friday night and early last Sat-
urday morning. The first alarm al
the home of James Russ, cOlOred
about "a mile North of Pennington
where house and contents burned
to the ground. Investigation that
Russ was visiting friends in the
Frederick area and knew nothing ol
the fire, he declared there was nc
fire in the oil burner for the las
two or three days and said he ha(
completed repairs to the home. Be
sides the loss of the home an auto
mobile belonging to Ward Rus
parked in the yard was severl!
damaged as was a Ford motor be
longing to Arley Derrickson. Rus
estimated his loss at $4,000 will
$500 insurance. The firemen wer
not notified until it had too mucl
of a start and with the lack o
water, they could only stand by an,
watch it burn, there were no out
buildings in danger. The next alarm
at 1:45 a. m. was also in the rura
area when the home of John Rat
ledge beyond Blades crOss-rOad
about five miles West of this cit,
Quick work on the part of the fir
company prevented entire destruc
ton and only the rear kitchen an
back porch was burned. The fir
company raced back to this city t
replenish their water supply.
Mr.. William Cooper of Phila.,
spending few days here with hi
family.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23

Mr.. and Mrs. William Eoeyman of
Miami, Florida are spending some
time here with the latters father,
William A. Wheeler and in New
Jersey the guests of his parents.
Mrs. Herman Roach of George
town was the guest of her brother
and family, Senator and Mrs. F. S.
Bailey on Saturday.
Mr.. Martin Sweet of Milton suf-
fered fainting attack while seated
in his automobile in our business
district Saturday afternoon, DR.. HI.
w. Smith treated the patient and he
was able to continue home later in
the day.
A party of fisherman from this
city went out in Bay including,
Ernest Raughley, Jesse Crockett,
William Stokes, Arnold Gilstad,
Harry c. Tee Jr., Walter J. Paskey
Sr., and D. E. Hanley Friday after
noon and their total catch was 1852.
Galloway Kemp Raughley-Tee
Post No Z American Legion will
sponsor the Memorial Day program
exercises to be held at HollywO OOd
Cemetery, one mile east of this city
al 10 a. m. D. S. T. Friday, May 30th.
The Rev. Lindley E. Cook, pas
tor of Presbyterian Church at Do
yer will deliver the Memorial Day
| address. Rev. Cook who is a gradu-
ate of Washington College and
Princeton Theological Seminary,
served as a chaplain in the Navy in
World War II. for period of three
! years on the U. S. S. Rixey and par
ticipated in the campaigns of the
Mariannos, Guam, Leyte Gulf, Lu-
Zon and Okinawa and is the owner
of four battle stars. Harrington
High School band, and students OF
the school together with the Post
Firing Squad will complete the pro-
gram.
Divine Memorial Services will be
held at Asbury Methodist Church
IL a. M, Sunday, May 25th., this
will be Union Service and mem
I bership of the Post and the Pos
Auxiliary will attend in body. The
Rev. j. Harry Wright, pastor of the
church will deliver the sermon. The
Memorial Day Post Committee ar
ranging for the program consists o.
Post Commander, l.. GOOden Gallo
way; Earl Sylvester, Theodore Har
rington, Benjamin w. Emary ant
Roland Kitchens.
The Harrington Fire COmpan.
have started out very successful s.
far this season. They have won tw,
parade prizes, Seaford and at th
Parksley Del-Mar-Va Convention
the Harrington High School Ban,
was also given a prize at Parksley
l Monday night of this week the fir
l company and band paraded at Mil
ton.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23
AVOID HAZARDS AT
FARMSTEAD ENTRANCE

Because of the heavy toll of acci-
al entrances and driveways to
farmsteads, it behooves farm peo-
pie to take extra precautions to
avoid hazards, warned George Nj.
Worrilow, associate director of the
Delaware Agricultural Extension
Service and vice-president for farm
safety of the Delaware Safety COun-
Gil, who stated that frequently the
farm driveway is thanked on either
side by trees and shrubs which OBJ
struct the view of traffic on the
main highway. Mr.. Worrilow also
pointed out that attractive land
scaping can be achieved without the
use of such view-Obstructing plant
ings and that no landscaping is
beautiful if it includes accident
traps for the farm family.
Mr.. Worrilow further emphasized
the precautions recommended by
the National Safety Council to in
sure safety in the farm driveway
entrance. From a point on the farm
driveway ten feet from the main
! highway there must be a clear
vision distance must be increased
to $50 feet in either direction.
When entering the highway:
l. Make a full stop-abOut ten
feet from the edge of the pavement
2. Look both ways-left and right
8. Turn into the proper lane
avoid swinging beyond the center
line when turning right.
When leaving the highway:
i /. Signal your intention of turn
ing we'll in advance.
2. Give yourself plenty of distance
so that you can slow down gradual
+ ly.
8. Stay in the proper lane. Do no
swing out to the left before turning
right and vice versa.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23

Mr.. and Mrs. John Kern of
Bridgeville visited friends here on
Saturday.
Miss Kathryn Smith of Whining
ton spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore of
Wilmington and Walter Moore of
Milford spent the weekend with
their sister, Mrs. Virginia Clarkson.
st. Stephens Church
Episcopal
Fleming Street
Sunday, May 25
9:15 a. m.-Whit Sunday Ser
vices. Sermon by the Rt. Rev. Ar
thur R. McKinstry, Bishop of Del
aware.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23
Minerals

KETCHIKAN, ALASKA -P)-
Thar's more than gold in them
Alaskan hills, podner. biologists
also know this territory for its
silver, platinum, marble, tin, anti,
mOny, arsenic, bismuth, chromium,
iron, manganese, mercury, tung-
stem, zinc, molybdenum, nickel,
asbestos, barite, jade, gypsum, gar
net and sulphur.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Truitt spent

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Truitt spent
Tuesday in Baltimore.
Among the recent promotions is
TIA Louis W. Adkins, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Adkins, 202 Chest
nut Street, Delmar. TIA Adkins has
been assigned to the second Cavalry
Reconnaissance Troop, a unit of the
Second Infantry Division since May
9Th, 1916 where he is assigned to
the Armored section. Adkins attend
ed the N. c. o. School at Fort Lewis
Washington. The Second Infantry
Division commanded by Major Gen
Paul w. Kendall is currently sta
toned at Fort Lewis, Washington.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23

One reason Columbus believed
he had reached the Far East was
that he found residents of the Ba
hamas wearing cotton clothing at
a time when the Far East was sup
posed to be the only cotton pro-
ducing territory.
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-23

Geographically. Canada is the
biggest country in the Americas.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25
Cete Viet-Nam
napadajo Hanoi

MANILA, "a. feb.-Radio po-
staJa Viet-Nama je v zvezi z VOL
no v Indokini podala porocilo,
da so po dveh mesecih borb, XII
Sc vrsijo ma podrocju Hanoia,
uporniske cete "svobodne Indo-
kine' izvrsile .dnevni napad z
presenecenjem ma francoske po-
lozaje v Hanoi.
Radio Viet-Nam poroca, da Sc
bodo ii napadi nadaljevali v bo-
docnosti in da bo izvrseno po-
polno obkrozanje francoskih Get
v Hanoiu, ker cilji Get Viet-Na.
ma so, ida unicijo vse frances
ke postojanke, XII Sc nahajajo
okrog tega mesta."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25
Velika nesreca pri
sportni igri

LAFAYETTE, Ind, "a. feb.
- Danes Sc je' tekom igranja
basketballa v stadionu Purdue
universe podrl del odra s sede-
Ii, pri cemur sta bila diva Stu
denta ubita, okrog 200 pa ,jih
je dobilo poskodbe.
Emo porocilo pravi, da je boil
nisnica, kamor so bill pripelja-
nj poskodovani, javila pet slu-
cajev snrti, toda trenotno sta
znani irneni le dveh dijakov, XII
sta bila v nesreci ubita.
Leseni oder, ma katerem je
stalo 81 vrst sedexev, so je se-
sui, ko Sc je odigrala bas prva
polovica basketball igre.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25
Won Papen obsojen
ma s let zapora

NUREMBERG, "a. feb. -
Franz Won Papen, dolgoleten
"diplomaticni lisjak" nacisticne
Nemcije, je bill danes obsojen
ma 8 let zapora.
e Won Papen, XII je bill pretekle-
ga leta ma obravnavi proti naci-
sticnim vojnim zlocincem osvo-
bojen, je bill ponovno aretiran
in postavljen pred sodnijo "a
denacifikacijo Nemcije.
Nemsko sodisce je obsodilo
Won Papena ma kazen zapora, "a
plembo vsega njegovega premo-
zenja z izjemo 5000 mark, IL
gubo pokojninskih pravic, izob-
cenjem IL vseh politicnih aktiv-
nosti in mu prepovedalo, da Sc
"a dobo Is let ne SINE ukvarja-
ii nobenim drugim kot fizic-
MIN delom.
Odvetnik, XII je zagovarjal Won
Papena, je izjavil, da DO vlozil
priv proti obsodbi.
Ker je Won Papen ze star, je
sodnija to vzela v postev in od-
redila "a MEGA "posebno delo",
XII ga DO vrsil v zaporu po svoji
fizicni zmoznosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25
AngleSk0-aIbanski
spOr pred Varnost-
MIN SvetOm

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, "a.
feb.-Varnostni svet organiza-
cije Zdruzenih narodov je odlo-
I'll diskuzije glede obtozb, XII jih
je dvignila Anglia proti Alba
niji zaradi min v krfskem zalivu,
XII so unicile emo anglesko ladjo
in povzrocile smrt "A clanom po-
sadke.
Diskuzije Sc bodo nadaljevale
v cetrtek, ker je propadel pred
log delegate Avstralije, da Sc &C.
Ii slucaj izroci posebnemu pod
odboru treh clanov.
Sovjetska zveza je nasprotj
Zedinjenim drzavam zagovarja-
la Albanijo. Stalisce Zedinjenih
draw je, da je Albania odgo-
vorna "a incident in bo po tenn
taken podpirala Anglijo.
Sovjetski delegat Andrej Gro
miko je rekel, da so angleske OBJ
tozbe brez "vsake podlage," ter
da Anglia nj pristala ma predlo-
&c Albanije "a poravnavo spora.
"Zato," je rekel Gromiko, mi
nobenih razlogov, zakaj bi Var
nostni svet vodil diskuzije o tenn
vprasanju."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25
zE SEDAJ ST LAHKO
REZERVIRATE LISTEK
IA POLET MA LIJNO!

LONDON, "a. feb. -
Harry Harper, clan angles
kega med-planetnega dru-
stva, je v nekem clanku IL
javil, da angleski strokov-
maxi gradijo ogromno ra-
keto, XII bo zmozna v 48
urah odpeljati posadko treh
clanOv - ma l,lno.
Raketa bo tezka okrog
1000 ton in v nacrtu je pred
videvana oskrba Z vsemi po-
trebnimi instrument, m d
drugim tudi z instrument,
XII bodo omogocili "potni-
kOm ma luno" svobodno di-
hanje, kajti ma luni nj IRA
ka (kOt pravi ia Znanstve-
nik).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25

Obvesceni krogi pravijo, da
je FBI izvsil "strokovnjasko
preiskavo" po zahtevi senatne-
ga odbora "a atomsko energijo,
ter da !je obenem izvrsil preiska-
vo tudi v zvezi z ostalimi cla-
nj komisije. Preiskava je slone-
la ma "obnasanju, zvezami in To-
jalnosti" posameznih clanov ko-
misije "a kontrolo atom S k e
energije.
Pricakuje sc, da bo spor gle
de Lilienthala, XII sc vlece ze Pc
ii teden, zakljucen oh koncu te-
kocega tedna.
Baje je potrebno, da hi Lilin-
thai dobil Sc IA glasov, predno
bi mogel biti potrjen "a nacel-
nika. Veruje Sc, da bo koncna
odlocitev padla v zvezi S stall.
Seem senatorial Roberta Tafta
odnosno v kolikor DO to stalisce
vplivalo,' da bodo republikanci
XII SO sedaj naklonjeni Llilien'
thalu, spremenili svoje stalisce
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25
Japonski odvetnik
Enapada zaveznisko
'hitlerjevo pravico'

TOXIC, "a. feb. - Japonski
Fodvetnik, XII zagovarja obtozence
ma obravnavi, Xxi sc vrsi proti ja-
ponskim vojnim zlocincem v To-
kiu, je danes v svojem prvem
govoru izjavil, da je Japonska
morala iti v vojno proti Angliji
in Zedinjenim drzavam zaradi
"obrambe."
DR.. Ichiro Kiyose, XII nastopa
kot odvetnik ma obravnavi proti
generalu Hideki Too in proti Is
soobtozencem, je rekel, da Sc
je japonskemu ljudstvu odvzelo
pravico do "zivljenja," ko so "a
vezniki zamrznili japonsko imo-
vino tujezemstvu leta 1941.
Odvetnik je govoril cell dan,
ko je cital samo prvi del svoje
obrambe.
V drugem delu obravnave je
podal obrambo odvetnik Kenso
Takayanag, XII je rekel med osta-
linn, da je zavezniski postopek
"hitlerjeva pravica.
Odvetnik Kiyose je dalje re-
kel, da je pokojni predsednik
Roosevelt cital voino porocilo
tri .ure in nekoliko minut pred
japonskim napadom ma Pearl
Harbor in da ia napad nj bill
pripravljen, da bi Sc ga izvrsilo
S presenecenjem. Kot pravi ia
japonski odvetnik, je prislo do
"presenecenja," ker v japonski
ambasadi v Washingtonu MISC
mogll takoj desifrirati vojne ma
povedi.
Odvetnik, XII je bill izobcen ma
! podlagi cistke il japonske skup-
Seine, je svojo .obrambo posta-
vii ma podlago propaganda O sa-
moobrambi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25
AmeriSki uradnik
O mirovni pogodbi
"a Nemcciijjo

LONDON, "a. feb.-Neki ame-
riski uradnik, XII della skupaj z
ameriskim zastopnikom ma kon-
ferencah zastopnikov ministrov
"a zunanje zadeve, XII pripravlja-
jo osnutke "a mirovno pogodbo
z Nemcijo in Avstrijo, je izjavil,
ida bodo komplikacije glede ne
kin vaznih vprasanj onemogoci-
lie sklenitev mirovne pogodbe "a
Nemcijo ma konferenci v Moskvi.
Uradnik je izjavil, ida svet
proved prieakuje cd konference,
XII Sc bo vrsila v Moskvi prihod-
mega meseca."
Pc izjavah tega uradnika bi
bio dosezeno dosti, &c bo skle-
njena mirovna pogodba Av-
strijo. Ia mirovno pogodbo z
Nemcijo pa bo potrebno sklicati
Sc emo konferenco.
Ma vcerajsnji konferenci, Xxi
je obravnavala mirovno pogod-
bo Avstrijo, zastopniki MISC
mogli priti do soglasnega "a
kljueka, da Ii maj Avstrija placa
odskodnino "a uniceno imovino
drzavljanov Zdruzenih narodov
ali ne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25

Pricakuje Sc, da DO Sovjetska
zveza, XII Sc jo Sc toliko kritizira
zaradi teritorijalnih osvajanj v
Evropi", ugovarjala zahtevi Ze-
dinjenih d1zav. Prieakuje Sc, da
DO tudi Anglia nasprotna tel
zahtevi.
Zedinjene drzave bodo verjet-
no poskusale opraviciti to "a
htevo z dejstvom, da so Japon-
ci, katerim so otoki bill izroceni
po prvi svetovni vojni, ustvari-
Ii IL teh otokov mocno utrjene
vojaske postojanke.
(Casniski porocevalec William
Philip Simms v svojem komen-
tarju pravi, da so Zedinjene dr.
zave z ali pa brez Zdruzenih dr.
zav dokazale vojni, da so od-
govorne "a mir ma Pacifiku. "a
radi tega, kot tolmaci Simms, je
potrebno, da Zedinjene drzave
imajo baze "a svoje operacije)
Harold l.. Ickes kritiZira
ameriSke Zahteve
Harold L. Ickes je v besedilu
svojega govora, XII ga je name
raval imeti v Athens, Ga, okr-
cal ameriske zahteve. Ickes je
kebtozil predsednika Trumana,
da Sc je "brezpogojno podal ar
madi in mornarici." Ko je re
enkrat predsednik Truman IL
javil, da mi ne zelimo nobeden
pedelj ozemlja "a sebe", je po-
zneje "surovo povedal, da bodo
Zedinjene drzave zahtevale IL
kljucno poverjenistvo mad pa
cificnim otocjem, katere sma-
ira "a strategicno vazne," je
dolzil Ickes.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25
Poljska in Francija
bOsta Sklenili
prijateljsko zvezo

VARsAVA, "a. feb.-Poljski
zunanji minister Zygmunt Mod
zielewski Sc je povrnil il Pariza,
kjer je podpisal s Francijo spo-
razum glede kulturnega sodelo-
vanja.
Modzielewski je oh priliki svo-
je vrnitve podal izjavo, da bo-
sta ODE drzavi podpisali spora-
zum "a prijateljsko zvezo, XII DO
nadomestil sporazum cd leta
1921.
Poljski premier je rekel, da Sc
ODE drzavi zelita zavarovati pro-
ii vsaki novi nemski agresiji.
Francija podpira
nOvO mejo Poljske
Ma casnikarski konferenci je
zunanji minister Poljske pove-
dal, da Francija podpira move
zahodne meje Poljske, XII vklju-
cujejo bivse nemsko ozemlje.
Istotako je Poljska pripravljena,
da podpre francoske aspiracije
glede Sara.
Modzielewski je tudi rekel, da
bodo bodoci diplomaticni odno-
saji med Poljsko in Nemcijo od-
visni predvsem cd tega, da Ii bo
bodota nemska vlada priznala
novo poljsko mejo. ''Taksno pri-
znanje novih mel bo dokazalo,
da je nemska vlada res demokra-
ticna," je rekel poljski premier.
Rekel je dale. da je naklo-
njen centralizirani Nem6iji, ki
ne bo zanikala Stroke aytonomi-
je posameznim nemskim drza-
varn.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25
AMBASSADOR LANE Sc
POVRNII. S POIJSKE

LONDON, "a. feb. - Arthur
Bliss Lane, ameriski ambassador
"a Poljsko, Sc je ma potu v Zedi-
njene drzave ustavil " Londonu,
kjer DO incl posvetovanja.
Lane nj hotel podati nobenih
izjav glede prilik v Poljski, ker
namerava, da Sc najprej sesta-
ne drzavnim tajnikom gene
ralom George Marshallom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25
ANGLEZI KRITIZRAJO
SVOJEGO KRALJA

LONDON, %. feb. - Angle
Ii MISC posebno zadovoljni, da
je kralj Jurij VI. v teh kritic-
nih dnevih "a Anglijo enostav-
no odpotoval v Juzno Afriko.
Postopek kralja so kritizirali
londonski casopisi, posebno pa
Sunday Pictorial.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25
lscejo sorodnike

V uradu Ameriskega rdecega
kriza ma 1927 Prospect Ave.
imajo obvestila "a sledece, o ka-
terih SO povprasali sorodniki v
start domovini: Misko in Site
pan Berislavic, August in Mihael
Dugar, Mitar Golaja, w. Gorka-
la, Mrs. Ante Kovacevic, rojena
Damjanovic, Martin Loncaric,
Martin Mali, Pavel Nolan, Mar
ko Prtenyaca, Ana Rolih in So
phia Schwarz. Omenjeni Sc maj
zglasijo v uradu ma zgornjem
naslovu ali pa poklicejo SUpe-
rior 1900, Extension 366.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25
Pima spat manjka

Vsled ostrega mraza, XII je
pritisnil zadnje dni, je bila East
Ohio Gas Co. zopet primorana
omejiti rabo pima v 300 cleve-
landskih tovarnah. Slicna akci-
ia je bila podvzeta tudi po dru-
gih ohijskih mestih, medtem ko
Sc je v East Liverpoolu zaprlo
plin tudi solam, gledaliscem in
gostilnam.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25
NEMIRI v INDIJI
Sc ZOPET OBNAVLJAJO

ARMISTAR, "a. feb.-Angle-
ske cete so razbile demonstraci-
je, Xxi jih je vprizorila Musliman-
ska liga oh priliki proslave me
va nacionalne borbe."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25

Oak Creek, Colo. Dne 5. fe-
bruarja lie umrl Frank ZURICH,
star IS let, Clan SNPJ. Podle-
gel je raku, "a katerim je bole-
hal devet mesecev. Tukaj zapu-
Sca zeno, Stir sinove in hGer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25
v ALBANIJI so
.ARETIRALI SKOFA

VATIKAN, "a. feb. - v AL
baniji so aretirali monsignorja
Francesca Gjini, skofa Alessia
in provincijalnega sefa apostol-
ske delegacije v Albaniji, pra-
vi vest, XII je prisla danes v Va
tikan.
Vzroki "a to lretacijo De MISC
mani.
Nar0tajte, 5irite IL 6itojto
EN0kopr0Un0stw r.
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Podr. st. 48 Sansa

Nocoj Oh 7.30 uri Sc vrsi seja
podruznice st. 48 SANSa v Slo-
venskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. Prosi sc clane in
drustvene zastopnike, da Sc 60
tovo udeleze, ker Sc DO tudi ukre-
palo 0 nedeljski prireditvi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-25

Razprodaja zapestnih ur
V Frank Cernetovi zlatarni ma
6412 St. Clair Ave. je ia teden
teku velika razprodaja moskih
in zenski zapestnih ur. Dobite
iih DO zelo znizanih cenah.