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The echo., 1947-01-15
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Oldest Institution of Its Kind in the
United States Hears Reports,
Elects Directors and Officers
for 1947

Nashville, Tenn. (SpeciaD with a
religious and spiritual background
and setting the Citizens Savings Bank
& Trust Company of this city held
its annual stockholders meeting on
the second floor in the bank building,
Fourth and Charlotte Aves., Monday
evening Jan. 9th. There were 1890
stockholders of record represented in
person or by proxy out of the total
of 10000. The meeting was presid-
ed over by Henry A. Boyd, its pres
ident A number of out of town
stockholders were in attendance,
from the Great Lakes to the Gulf.
Reports were m d e to the stock
holders by the Executive Committee
and the Board of Directors. There
were also a condensed report submit
ted by the cashier for the year, and
one for the close of business as of
December 81, 1916. All of these re-
ports were adopted.
The echo., 1947-01-15
TEN RULES FOR THE NEW
YEAR
From "The Negro Farmer"

|. Rely upon your own energies
and do not wait for or depend on
other people.
2. Cling with all your might to
your own highest ideals and do not
Je led astray by such vulgar aims as
wea h, position, popularity. Be
yourself.
3. Never fret, repine or envy. Do
not make yourself unhappy by COM
pairing your circumstances with those
IF more fortunate people. But make
the most of the opportunities you
have. Employ profitably every mo-
ment.
A. Associate with the noblest peo-
pie you can find; read the best books;
live with the mighty. But learn to
be happy alone.
5. Do not believe that all great
ness n d heroism are in the past.
The echo., 1947-01-15
TEN RULES FOR
| iii NEW YEAR

Learn to discover new princes, proph-
cts, heroes and saints among the peo-
pie about you. Be assured they are
there.
6. Cultivate ideal friendship. Re-
member that Heaven itself can be
nothing but the intimacy of pure and
noble souls.
7. If thousand plans fail, be not
disheartened As long as your pur-
poses are right, you have not failed.
8. Examine yourself every night
to see whether you have progressed
in knowledge, sympathy and helpful
ness during the day. Count every
day loss in which no progress has
been made.
8. If you do no wrong, say so, and
make whatever atonement you can.
That is true nobleness. Have no NOR
al debts.
10. When in doubt how to act, ask
yourself, what does nobility COM
mand?" Be on good terms with
yourself.
Thomas Davidson
The echo., 1947-01-15
Rate School Class A
RATE SCHOOL CLASS "A"

Glass "a" rating, as a standard
four-year hi g h school, has b e n
granted to the T. J. Harris Senior
High School, Meridian, Mississippi,
by the Southern Association of Col
reyes and Secondary schools, was the
announcement received enthusiastic
ally by students, teachers, alumni and
friends of the school, from Prof. w.
A. Reed, Jr., Principal.
Notification of the Associations ac-
tion was made in letter to Prof.
Reed nom A.s.s Int State Agent f..
P. Li.,lejohn o. the Mississippi State
Departm =, o. -1uaat-on.
Ms .a-15 b sh4m, Reporter
The echo., 1947-01-15
NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS

1t is an old tradition for individuals
to make new resolutions at the end
of the old year to be kept during the
ensuing new year. 1t is true, how
ever, that some OF US break our reso-
lutions almost before we have finish
ed making them.
If our resolutions aren't made from
selfish standpoint and are backed
up by a strong determination to be
kept, l think the idea is fine, other
wise making new resolutions are no
more than air bubbles.
The echo., 1947-01-15
MERIDIAN

Mr.. Joe Willie Love, son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Love, spent the holi-
days at home. He is a student at
Tuskegee Institute, Tuskegee, Ala.
A going away party was given in the
honor of Mr.. Love Saturday evening,
January 4, 1947, at the home of Mr..
Ollie Brown who resides in Marion.
In spite of the cold weather a large
crowd attended the party. A delici-
Gus lunch was served with ice cream
as dessert. Some of those present at
the party were Miss Louise Boyd, Mr..
Phillip Brown, Miss Rosa L. Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Love, Raymond
Love and Mr. Ollie Brown srviae a.
Host.
The echo., 1947-01-15
Meat Control =,
r. @ ~ 4
4 By GEORGE s.BENsoN
President of Harding College
III Seorcy Arkansas

COLLAPSE and failure recently
OF government control over an
important commodity, required in
the daily lives of the people,
points up an important moral for
Americans. In lettering bold and
poster-size, amounting to hand
writing on the wall, this moral
shows that we are not ready for
this kind of regimentatio1 in
peacetime. We may re. the
plot again with new en- st
some future time but ~
will sursf9 D. esg s-rg~-
This we must know before more
harm is done: A eontrolSd econ
ony is not compatible with
American democracy. The real
reason for complete failure of
meat control lies in the fact that
Americans have been brought up
on a free market. They have
found the greatest sort of free
dom in this kind of economy.
They desire no substitute.
Controls PRICES the govern
Hindered ment allowed for hogs
and cattle on foot were
not high enough to induce farmers
to sell their animals. Early in Octo-
Der the Neq0 York Times sent a re-
porter into the heart of the Texas
cattle country. Trailing buyers
at Fort Worth for both major and
independent packers, the Times
reporter saw them bid opA cell
ings and come away with only
"few old cows" out of $500 head
OF beeves listed that day. Choice
animals were grabbed Off" by
traders at prices in excess of
ceilings, while 100000 beef cat
tie continued to roam the south
west Texas range.
y Like any man who successfully
invests capital and puts hard
work into an enterprise, the cattle
ystssr 10 we'll taught about mar
ksts. But q controlled economy
puznoss him hrst, muIsles him
l..r r''s tsrn,sr. Ike .hs ma,a-
The echo., 1947-01-15

facturer, has learned to watch
markets: to buy and sell advan.
tageously in an honest, competi-
tive market. And in our land we
have found that the consumer.
who buys the food and manufac.
tured goods at lower prices, is
best protected by this same free
market.
Dynamic WHY could a black
es&2ss.eeS market exist! The
50 ef EA
chan the ceiling price. | am not
condoning black markets, but /,
needs to be said that this one was
a general revolt against price
controls on meat during peace.
time, when the public knew the
country had more livestock than
usual. The failure of controls wa,
dismal, and the entire population
recognized it.
Some folks, prompted by Com.
munlstlc thinking and desiring to
destroy freedom of opportunity
blamed the failure on the packing
houses. People who know nothing
OF the facts may believe that &C
cusation. The facts are thu.
prices packers could legally pay
did not bring livestock to market
Neither did a few men in Con.
gress cause the farmers to with.
hold hogs nd cattle. 1t was not
the "feebleness" of the law. but
the law itself. that turned fres
market into a black market.
Dynamic is the word for oup
American economy. T. cannot b.
trammeled down at one poin. ari
bladgeoned at another, ut Ns
whlm Of some far-sway tc,.,l
troller. Neither can you expect
to bypass the hottlenecks of 90,
ernmAnt control, usinR the lava"
OF honest economics with which u
is familiar - without disastroy.
results to tAS AmssisaA Wy a.
!if<.
The echo., 1947-01-15
BEDSPREADS MADE FROM
FARM SACKS
From "The Negro Farmer"

Farm women of Marengo County
nave found many uses for feed and
fertilizer sacks. Clothing and house
hold linens are two of the major uses
and interest has been shown in max
ing candlewick bedspreads.
10 help women make b e tt e r
spreads, Home Agent Rhetonia Perry
has given demonstrations in Is clubs.
Here are the steps she taught them.
l. Sacks are washed and bleach
ed
2. Those to be used for the spread
are cut the same size.
3. Then they are sewed together
and dyed.
4. Spread is hemmed and design
is stamped or drawn on it.
b. A basting stitch of yarn is run
on the design. 1t takes up one-sixtb
inch of cloth and leaves one-half inch
of yarn extending.
v %s@sf strands a yarn are used
for heavy pile.
T. After all basting stitches are
made each one is clipped with scis-
sors.
g. After clipping stitches, the ar
tiele Is washed with milk soap in
warm water
The echo., 1947-01-15
MISSISSIPPIAN RECEIVES
MARCH OF DIMES GRANT

Jackson, Miss-"1946 grants of the
National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis included one made to a
Mississippian, Dr. E. Perry Crump
National Foundation grants are made
through fund contributed to the
March of Dimes, annual fund-raising
appeal of the National Foundation,
stated Mrs. ]. X. McDowall, State
Representative for Mississippi
The echo., 1947-01-15
WEATHERSBY

Dear Bishop Young: In ke.sies
with the drive put on by the Execu-
tive Board | wish to state that | am
following up the drive by starting
off with two new members. l believe
we can do a wonderful job if all con-
cerncd will manifest the same inter-
est.
W. J. Rankin, President
The echo., 1947-01-15
Bank St ockhoIders
Meeting
NEW YEAR BRINGS REUNIONS
IN HAWAII AS DEPENDENTS
JOIN SERVICEMEN

SchOfield Barracks, Territory OF
Hawaii - The New Year saw three
m more families reunited with their
servicemen husbands and fathers
stationed here as family reunions
continue to increase in the Territory.
The echo., 1947-01-15
March OF Dimes
Scholar ship Awards
To MississipPian
MARCH OF DIMES SCHOLARSHIP
AWARDED TO MISSISSIPPIAN

Mrs. Percia Hutcherson of Jackson,
Mississippi, is one of the 1916 win
ners of scholarships awarded by the
National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis, said Charles H. Bynum,
director of iterracial activities for
the National Foundation.
The echo., 1947-01-15

Lodge No. 1876 mourns the passing
of one of it's good and faithful men,
bers, Mrs. Matte Gray, who departed
December 18th. She leaves a hus-
band, min e children and host of
friends to mourn. She was a good
Christian worker.
w. NJ. Kinslow, President
RoXie Dace, Reporter.
The echo., 1947-01-15
ATTENDS BISHOPS MEETING

Bishop R. L. Young attended the
Bishops meeting of t h e c. M. E.
Church in Jackson, Tennessee on jan
uary 9Th The meeting was presided
oy by Senior Bishop R. A. Carter
Of Chicago, Illinois.
The echo., 1947-01-15
Folk We Know

Mrs. Anna Graham, Mrs. Mary
Gray, her two sons and daughter-in in
law, were holiday guests of Bishop
and Mrs. R. L. Young. They report
a lovely stay.
The echo., 1947-01-15

Mrs. Lucy Brown, tina faithful
and deserving president of H. B. A.
Lodge No. 33 continues on the sick
list We are praying for her recov-
cry.
The echo., 1947-01-15

Mrs. Dollie Hardy has been confined
to her bed for the past week or more
at her home on Asylum Heights.
The echo., 1947-01-15

Mrs. Derias Craft of Chunky was
in the office last week. Mrs. Craft is
a progressive farmer of his section
and president Of H. B. A. No. 176.
The echo., 1947-01-15
BAILEY

The Xmas holidays were days Of a
happy reunion for the Ports family.
The echo., 1947-01-15

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nsf%s9n tor young polio VICTIMS the New State
on Jobs handled by actress Helen Hayes who is o
board q Visitors as well instructor an enthusiastN
pRoster q the March Of Dimes Campaign January 1880 Ne
{ss provide care for many Of the children at CD ofnS SfI
raised during the March Of Dimes. ~ ~ "" ~~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
7-letni deSek izginil
" Euclid Beach parku

Brez vsakega> sledu je izginil
sedem-letni Flip Luksic, katere-
ga je v ponedeljek popoldne pri-
peljal njegov oce Frank Luksic,
stanujoc ma 10000 Folk Ave. v
Euclid Beach park, da Sc tam
zabava, ko pa Sc je cez nekaj ur
vrnil, da ga pelje domov, nj bilo
o decku ne duha ne sluha.
Fantek je pohajal prvi raz-
red farne Sole sv. Alojzija, XII je
imela v parku ma omenjeni dan
svoj piknik. Neki Solar istega
razreda je Filipa proti veceru
videl, ko je jokajoc tekel proti
cestno-zelezniskemu postajali.
scu, ampak pravi, da ne We, ka]
Sc je fanticku zgodilo ali kaj je
bill vzrok, da je jokal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
''Delavski zakOn"
pred kOnferenccnim
OdsekOm

WASHINGTON, 21. maja. -
Konferencni odsek obeh zbornic
kongresa je vceraj zacel z de-
batami "a izenacenje zakonskih
nacrtov, XII sta bila sprejeta '
poslanski in senatni zbornici z
ozirom ma omejitev moci delav-
skin unij. Senatni zastopniki
gredo v prvi vrsti "a tenn, da
sc izdela enoten zakon, O kate
rem SO prepricani, da bi ga Sc
nat odobril s potrebno dvetret-
jinsko vecino "a slucaj, da bi ga
predsednik Truman vetiral.
Verzija zakona, katero je
sprejela poslanska zbornica, je
znatno ostrejsa cd one, XII je
bila sprejeta v senatu, in vse-
buje med ostalim tocko, po ka-
teri bl sc unl]am prepoVedalO
zahtevo, da delodajalci zaposli-
jo vec moei, kakor Sc jih dejan-
sko potrebuje.
Senator Taft je nastopil prot
tel doloebi, o kateri je rekel, da
hi nadlozila sodnijam "nemogo-
co nalogo", da odlocajo ma pri-
mer, koliko opek zamore' en- Ii
dar staviti v teku enc ure, it'd.
Senatni zastopniki so nastopi-
Ii tudi proti prepovedi "simpa-
ticnih stavk" in "monopolistic-
nih strajkov."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22

metodo, katero Sc bo moglo
upraviciti v oceh kongresa in
javno ii. Eksportno-importna
banka je doloeila pol milijarde
dolarjev "a Kitajsko, kadar
slednja uredi svoje politicne in
gospodarske razmere.
Marshall je tudi rekel, da je
vlada takoj pripravljena dati
100 milijonov dolarjev "a po-
moe Italiji cd nedavno odobre-
ne vsote $35O,OOO,OOO "a relif v
inozemstvu.
Drzavni in vojni department
bosta tudi v kratkem stopiIa
pred kongres S predlogom, da
Sc dovoli $2OO,OOO,OOO "a obno-
vo Koreje, toda Marshall nj no.
tel izraziti osebnega misljenja,
kako Sc bodo iztekla pogaj janja
S Sovjetsko zvezo, XII so Sc has
pricela, "a gospodarsko zedinje-
ME Koreje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
,Bolgarski general
'POpOv aretiran

SOFIA, 20. maja-Vpokoje-
nj general Ivan Popov, XII je bill
obtozen, da je vodil "konspira-
CLIO nepristranskih oficirjev," je
bill danes obsojen ma Is let zapo-
ra. Istocasno so mu "a dobo 20
let, odvzete vse drzavlianske
pravice.
("Senzacionalno" porocilo, XII
je prislo liz Londona, tikajoee Sc
"aretacije" sovjetskega genera
la Gregorija K. zukova, powell
nika Get, XII so zavzele Berlin, je
bilo zanikano. Radio postaja v
Frankfurtu, XII je baje prva OBJ
javila to "senzacijo," je pojasni-
Ia, da je prislo do pomote, ker
se je aretacija deiansko nanasa-
la M nekega bolgarskega gene
rala, HI je bill obsojen ma Is let
jece).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
Finska BIO ma
strani Rusiijje

HELSINKI, 19. maja-V svo-
jem komentarju, XII ga je podal
zvezi z napadom, izvrsenim ma
sovjetsko ambasado v Helsinki,
je notranji minister Vrjo Leino
izjavil, da je mesto Finske "v
vojni in >miru ma strani Soviet
ske zveze.'
Finski minister je rekel, da Sc
bodo finske oblasti borile proti
elementom, XII so proti Rusiji in
XII ogrozajo bodocnost Finske.
Nepotrjene vesti pravijo, da
so bombo v sovjetski ambasadi
podtaknili neki mladenici, XII so
izgubili svoje stanovanje zaradi
ruskih rekvizicij.
LONDON, 10. maja-Ratifi-
kacija mirovne pogodbe "a Fin
sko je bila poslana angleskemu
ambasadorju Sir Maurice Peter
senu v Moskvo. Petersen bo OBJ
vestil sovjetsko vlado, da je An
glija pripravljena ratificirati
pogodbo takoj, CHM sc doloci pri-
meren datum S sovjetsko vlado.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
Francoski parliament
pricne z diskuzijami
o mirovnih pogodbah
Prve ma vrsti bodo
razprave o nirovni
pogodbi z 1talijo

PARIZ, 20. maja.-Odbor "a
zunanje zadeve francoskega par
lamenta bo jutri pricel z disku-
zijami O mirovni pogodbi z TIA
LILO. Mirovne pogodbe so bile
predlozene parlamentu "a rati-
fikacijo.
Ker DO vzelo nekaj casa, da
odbor prouci mirovne pogodbe,
je verjetno, da Sc bodo debate
pricele v .zacetku junija.,
Mirovna pogodba Italijo je
"a Francijo posebne vaznosti,
ker vsebuje spremembo meje, Xxi
je ugodna "a Francijo. z ratifi-
kacijo te mirovne pogodbe bi Sc
lahko ponovno ustanovile nor
maine trgovinske in politicne
zveze med obema drzavama.
Mirovne pogodbe Romunijo,
Madzarsko, Bolgarijo in Finsko
bodo prisle ma vrsto pozneje, ko
DO parliament napravil svojo od-
locitev v zvezi mirovno pogod-
DO "a Italijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22

Videl sem to hrano no pohcah in
Vsa je osnaGena 2 ameriSkimai
s',aki. T3ste pripovedke starih
bob o mamenju snanak so gzupo-
sti."
KIEV, Ukrajina-''To krasno
stare mesto je tudi bilo tezko
poskodovano. Vse delo UNRRAe
v teh krajih je izvrseno v zado-
voljstvo."
General Rocks je pristavil, da
Sc DO delo UNRRAe nadaljevalo
v KIM tudi po 80. juniju in da
ostane Sc program "a pomoc v
znesku 125 do $50 milijonov do
larjev "a izvrsitev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
Pravijo. da bo Sc dexja

Clevelandcani Sc bodo danes
pocutili kot Sc je pocutil ocak
Noa, ko je 'sedmega meseca Sc
demnaj jstega dneva v mesecu
barka pristala ma gori Ararat. I"
Noa je incl 40 dni in noci dez-
ia vec kot prevec. Zadnjih so dni
50 to isto imeli Clevelandcani.
Il metereolos oskega urada jaw
ljajo, da bo danes blago vreme,
jutri pa DO zopet oblacno in de-
zevno. Naka barka torej se we'd
no nj pristala M gori Ararat.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
zalostna vest

Mr.. Frank Seruchar il GA
E. 100 st. je prejel zalostno pi-
smo cd sestre, XII mu sporoca,
da je IS. marca umrla ma Igu
pri Ljubljani teta Angela Fer
kol, rojena Merkun. Pokojnica
zapusca tamkaj soproga, hcer
in diva sinova, ter brata Marti-
ma, in v Wisconsin, brata Tony.
Bodi j lahka domaca gruda.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22

Italiji brez strahu, da bi bill are
tirani ali pa repatriirani."
"Jasno je," pravi izjaya, ida
je ia polozaj v nasprotju 2
osnovnimi principig pravice in
clovecanstva in v nasRrotju 2 od-
locitvami Zdruzenih narodov." !"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
Velik piknik

Srbski demokratski klub in
drustvo Njegos st. 4O14 MRR
priredita skupni piknik v nede-
ljo, Is. maja ma prostorih Me-
gosevega donna ma 1923 E. 80
St. Serviralo Sc bo pecenega
janca in druga okrepcila, "a
pies bo pa igral Frank Muza or
kester.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22

V mocni izjavi proti zapadnim'
zaveznikom, katero je izrocil IT,
sku jugoslovanski diplomaticni
uradnik, SO ameriske in angle
ske vojaske oblasti obtozene, da
so 'omogocale beg il italian
skin taborist vojnim zlocincem
id izdajalcem, ki sedaj zivijo Y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
Il bolnisnice

Po prestani tezki operaciji v
Glenville bolnisnici Sc je povr-
Mia ma svoj dom Mrs. Joseph
Vauter IL 731 e. 157 st. Mrs.
Vauter deklisko ime je bilo Ade-
le Bokal ter je hci Mr.. in Mrs.
Ant. Bokal. Prijateljice so vab-
ljene, da jo obiscejo ma domu,
mi j pa zelimo, da bi kmalu po-
polnoma okrevala!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-22
v bolnisnici

Mr.. John Habjan il 56O8 Dib-
BILE Ave. sc re vec casa naha ia
v Charity bolnisnici ma E. %
st. in Central Ave. Prijatelji ga
lahko obiscejo vsak torek, Pc
tex in nedeljo " sobi st. 102.
zelimo mu skorajsnje okreva-
ME!
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DO1nace vesti
Blagajniearka bingo
igralnice oropana

Diva maskirana bandita sta
oropala blagajnicarko neke bin
60 igralnice ma 4517 Lorain
Ave-, ko Sc je svojim mozem
avtomobilom peljala domov.
Rop je bill izvrsen, ko Sc je avto
ustavil pred 1887 E. 66 st. Ka-
kor je bio povedano policiji,
sta bandita odnesla 1914.
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Vile rojenice

Vile rojenice so Sc zglasile
pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Crtalic ma 6211 Carl Ave. in pu-
stile v spomin krepkega sincka-
prvorojenca. Mlada mama je hci
Mr.. in Mrs. John Hosta IL
Painesville, O. Cestitamo!
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$500 delovodij
pri FOrdu zastavkal0

DETROIT, 21. Danes
je odslo ma stavko $500 delovo-
dij (formanov) v obratih Ford
Motor Co. v detroitskem okroz-
ju, XII so powell ia korak, da
prisilijo druzbo k podpisu po-
godbe z boljsimi delovnimi pogi-
il. To je prva stavka pri Fordu,
odkar sc je koncala vojna, XII je
bila avtorizirana cd strani uni
je.
Predsednik unije delovodij,
Robert H. Keys je izjavil, da DO
stavka v teku treh ali stirih dni
ustavila produkcijo v vseh For
dovih obratih in povzrocila, da
DO kakih 10000 produkcijskih
delavcev poslanih domov.
Keys je rekel, da Sc delovodje
v drugih Fordovih obratih ne bo
pozvalo, da. gredo ma stavko, da
pa je moznost, da DO navzlic
temu nekaj delovodij ma svojo
lastno pest odslo domov.
Zastopnik korporacije pa je v
tel zvezi opozoril, da delovodje
" vecini manjsih obratov MISC
organizirani.
= ~ II ~ p<4sEE So ~ : !.
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POL1T1cNE SpoRE v
.ITALIJI RESUJEJO
z DVOBOJI

RIM, 20. maja. " te-
ku zadnjih "a ur sta Sc v
Rimu vrsila dva dvoboja.
Najprej sta Sc 5 sabljami
udarila diplomat Michele
LAMA i'm Alberto Mallini
Ponce de Leon. Slednji je
ranil svojega diplomaticne-
ga nasprotnika in tako
"castno" uredil polticne
raZlike.
Druga ma vrsti sta biIa
Carlo Augusta JelnOlO, pro-
fesOr ma univerzi v Rimu in
casnikar AttiliO Crepas.
Signor Jemola je bill oni, XII
je mani urno sukal sabljo.
Sedaj Sc naha ia v boinisni-
ci.
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Stanovanja "a. delegate

Prosi Sc vse tiste, XII imajo
kaksno soho ma razpolago in bi
jo oddali kakemu delegatu v ma
jem "a dneve &c., 80. in 81. ma
ia, da poklicejo v st. clairskem
okrozju EN- O991, "a collinwood-
sko okrozja pa Ke $500 ali Ii
66O3.