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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-24
TO INSTALL MACHINERY
FOR HAY DRYING
Continued from Page y

cinity due to the Importance of
hay curing" Graham said.
THE test farm is very for
tunate to be able to secure such
valuable equipment for this dem
onstration and the services of all
those concerned in securing such
are greatly appreciated he con-
Guided
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-24

The farm area embracing On
Slow. Pender, Wayne, Sampson,
and Baden counties produces
more than 100000 turkeys an
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-30

most in sposobnost posameznih
vodij ma terenu, prilagoditi Sc
krajevni situaciji pa opredelju-
jejo stopnjo aktivnosti in obsez-
nosti delovanja posameznih
grup, kar je seveda odvisno cd
krajevnega polozaja stevilcnosti
in nasilnosti sovraznika, vede-
MIA prebivalstva, moznosti pre-
hrane in oskrbovanja orozjem
in municijo, drzanja zveze,
zdravniske pomoci it'd. Ia ma
vodila predpisujejo zato nacelne
postopke "a delovanje trojk in
udarnih grup."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-30

Vposebnih navodilih Nagode-
tovi spijonski skupini pise vo-
hunski center "101" posebej Q
"zvezah": g.
"Predpogoj "a vsako organi-
zirano delovanje je drzanje I'VE
ze-dobra povezanost. To dose
zemo z dobro urejeno sluzbo zve-
ze. Dobro urejena zveza nam
omogoca nitro in sigurno prena-
sanje porocil, navodil in powell.
Prav tako je urejena zveza nuj-
no potrebna "a sirjenje propa-
gande in razne akcije, kot ma pri-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-30
Razprava pred 0kroznim sodisCem Ljub|jani
proti vohunsk skupini: Nagode, Snoj, FurIan

venijo v okviru kraljevine Jugo.
slavije'."
In dalje:
,"'Izvrsenje priprav "a ia ma
stop je 'narodno predstavnistvo'
narocilo 'Glavnemu vojaskemu
poveljstvu "a Slovenijo.' V to
svrho moramo v domovini takoj
priceti organizacijo, sestavo in
povezavo krajevnih trojk in
udarnih grup zaradi odkritega
delovanja proti domacim in tu-
Jim zatiralcem. Glavno powell
stvo izdaja cato nacelna navo-
dila "a delovanje ma terenu v
borbi proti boljseviskemu oku-
patorju S ciljem, da Sc zrusi ko-
munisticni rezim v Titovini.
"Ta navodila morajo nacelno
upostevati vse obstojece in bo-
doce bojne organizacije, XII pod
talno delujejo v zemlji proti ko-
munistom. Iznajdljivost, podjet-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-30

Icijskega gibanja" "zavedne" ma
rodne sloje, da Sc pripravijo ma
"vsenarodni" pokret zaradi upo-
ra proti "boljseviskemu okupa-
torju" in XII ga je razsirjala Ma
godetova spijonska skupina.
'Pred svetovno javnostjo," je
receno tenn pozivu, ''mora mas
narod manifestirati svojo voljo
"a nadaljevanje borbe proti ko-
munizmu. Veliki cilj zahteva te-
meljito pripravo. Zato morajo
biti vse podtalne organizacije, XII
bodo omogocile to borbo: 1. z
'narodo1n' tesno povezane; 2.
medsebojno v dobri in trajni
zvezi; 3. ostati v popolni tajno-
sti pred sovraznikom in zvedavo
javnostjo do trenutka, ko bodo
vse priprave dokoncane; 4. moe
no in temeljito urejene zaradi
najvecje aktivnosti. Vsako IL
dajstvo ali neuspeh zaradi malo-
marnosti ali nediscipliniranosti
Sc kaznuje smrtjo -. Vsakdo
bo moral dosledno temu prispe-
vati delez k splosnemu naporu,
da dosezemo ia 'vsenarodni,' vi
soki in sveti cilj: 'zedinjeno Slo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-30

|mer zbiranje hrane, municije, is
kanje zdravniske pomoci it'd"
Navodila nastevajo tudi vec
vrst zvez, in steer:
"a) Zveza je duhovna in mate
rialna. Duhovna zveza je zanes-
ljiv temelj "a dobro povezanost;
ia zveza drzi bolj kot vse poti,
vse zice in aparati. Duhovna we
"a daje vsaki organizaciji notra-
MO moe, da Sc ne razbije pri pr
vem potresu ali krizi.
(Dalje prihodmjiG)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-30
Pismeni dokazi O zvezah
Nagodetove skupine z ino-
zemskirni spijonski centri

IL pisma ''Doslednost" je raz-
vidno, kako ocenjuje Drcar, to je
vohunski center "1O1," poroeila
Nagodetove spijonske skupine.
V tenn pismu pise:
"A) predlozene ukrepe, XII jih
smatrate "a nujne in izvedljive,
smo v stanju izvrsiti. Pri tenn
sc v domovini ne bo nihce izpo-
stavljal nevarnosti. Zveza -
brezzicna in kurirska-je zago-
tovljena.
"Po mojem: takoj priceti in
nitro, &c ne to, vsaj vztrajno de-
lati. Nevarnosti? Smo Ii do Sc
daj delali ma varnem? Nekaj bo
treba tvegati in vrhovno vod-
stvo insistira, da Sc z organizi-
ranjem odpora, pa maj DO v mai
manjsi obliki ali meri, vztra ino
nadaljuje."
V to vrsto hujskaskih doku-
mentov spada tudi proglas "Slo-
venci in Slovenke," S katerim
poziva tako imenovano "narod-
no vodstvo slovenskega revolu-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-30
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-30

Stanovanje v najem
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12
Savannah, Georgia 7hec Empire"
RACIAL TOLERANCE REVUE

At the suggestion Of the Nat
ional Conference of Christians and
Jews, a representative group of
managers is considering staging
a revue with racial tolerance as
the basic theme. It is slated for
Broadway in the fall and then goes
on the road. Showmen huddled
this week for preliminary discus
sions, and writer's will soon be Sc
lected to supply sketches and
numbers.
Evening star., 1947-07-09
p. A. 5trachan Elected
Head Of Foundation for
Handicapped Persons

/ Paul A. Strachan. who has played
leading part in the move to seek
jobs for the physically handicapped,
last night was elected president of
the American Foundation for the
Physically Handicapped.
His election and the naming of
other permanent officers of the
foundation took place at dinner
meeting in the Parrot Restaurant,
1701 Twentieth street NV. A con-
stitution and bylaws for the group
also was adopted.
Mr.. Strachan has emphasized that
handicapped persons can hold some
better, than the nonhandicapped.
Since the groups founding several
months ago he has been acting as
temporary president.
Other officers for the foundation
were chosen as follows:
DR.. Merle E. Frampton, principal
OF the New York Institute for the
Educa ton of the Blind, and Mrs.
Margaret Pope Hovey. public re-
lations director of the Pope Founda-
ton, Chicago, vice presidents; K.
Vernon Banta of the Labor Depart
ment Veterans Employment Service,
secretary; and Carter T. Barron,
regional manager Of Loew's Thea
terS, treasurer.
The following were named to the
hoard of directors.
N. P. Alifss; Representative Car
son, Republican, of Ohio; Eugene B.
Casey; John M Carmody: Wayne
Gov: Mrs. May Thompson Evans:
Harry Dobkin: Frank P. Fenton;
Randall J. Hicks; Leigh Mitchell
Hodges, and DR.. Herman Kabat.
Also Mrs. Dorothy Jackson: Will
liam P. McCahill: Admiral Ross T.
McIntire; Anthony j. Oliver; Victor
Perlmutter: Robert Ramspeck, Jen-
nings Randolph; Millard W. Rice;
Rev. Paul A. Redmond.
Also, DR.. Ira D. Scott: Senator
Sparkman, Democrat. Of Alabama;
Dallas Smith; Miss Dorothy c.
Stratton: D. Alan Strschan, snd
George G. Wesley.
Evening star., 1947-07-09

Ruins Of Christian structures In
! the Isle of Man date from the fifth
century.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11
JUST LIKE Sis

JUST LIKE Sis
Vernon Cansino has been
given his first role in musical,
the type of picture in which his
sister, Rita Hayworth, became
famous. He has been signed by
Sam Katzman for a supporting
part in Broadway Baby" to be
released by Columbia.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11
Ldnu Turner DeVises
Clever Camera Aide

HOLLYWOOD-HOw can
a star, before a still cam
era, get an idea Of how
she's going to look while
the picture is being taken?
Not a technician, but
Lana Turner, of M-G-M's
"Green Dolphin Street."
solved this problem!
She had the cameraman
place a small image-cOn-
densing mirror on the cam
era, just below the lens
and as the bulb is being
pressed, she sees herself
exactly as she will look in
the picture.
Also, the device enables
the photo subject to make
needed adjustments in cos
tune, to test different pO-
SitiOns of the face - and
generally to check up on
things the way a lovely
woman likes to check when
she's having her picture
taken!
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11
Next Katzman Feature
For Columbia

The second OF six features to
be produced by Sam Katzman
for Columbia in 1947 will be
IS eet Genevieve," high
school musical by James Brewer
and Arthur Dreifuss. Brewer,
well-known radio writer, has
been authoring the Jimmy Du-
rante-Garry Moore air shows.
Dreifuss recently completed di-
recting Broadway Baby" first
of the Katzman features for Co.
lumbia this year.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11

In "Another Part of the For
est" Lillian Hellman has writ
ten her most fascinating play.
In the light of "The Little
Foxes" 'Watch on the Rhine"
and "The Children's Hour" this
is a rather strong statement to
make, but as excellent as they
were, it is my impression that
the new drama surpasSes them
all in sheer, overwhelming in
tensity of interest. 1t is also a
brilliant and distinguished
work. of enormous power and
impact, but its deadly, serpent
like fascination is its most ir-
restible feature.
AS everybody probably knows
by now, Another Part of the
Forest" deals with the earlier
activities of the fierce and rapa-
cious Hubbard clan that battled
its murderous way through
"The Little Foxes" In it you
encounter that evil trio, Regina
Ben and Oscar, when they are
Young. and see the unhappy
Birdie, of the broken-down To-
cal aristocracy, before she has
the ill.fortune to be married 10
Oscar. In addition, you meet
the father and mother of the
Hubbards, and find in them the
worthy progenitors of such Off
spring.
Social History
Miss Hellman wisely and
courageously has no fear OF
meIodrama, and her play Is
filled with brilliant theatrical
excitement. But always her
work is more than skill1uI
melodrama. without going In
for editOrializing or explicit
social consciousness, she man
ages to present ruthless ana
incisive anatomical investga-
ton into the rise of the indus
trial South that possesses So
cal and historical as well as
dramatic significance. For
| Miss HelIman is, among 0ther
things, becoming a social MS
torian of provocative gifts.
Although it is savage ex-
animation of the Hubbards that
she conducts, this precious lam.
ily is by no means a group OF
extravagant monsters. For ex-
ample. Marcus, the father OF the
three central characters, is one
of the most unpleasant scoun'
drels in the modern drama, yet
even he is considerably more
than that. There is something
about his sententious but earn
est striving for culture and his
scorn for the romantic preten-
sions of the Confederate South
which makes one understand a
great deal about him and, while
to understand, in his case, Is
certainly not to forgive, he be-
comes a human being, If a
Frightening one.
Family Hatred
Individually and as a family
the Hubbards are fasclnatln
Their snarling, contemptuous'
bitterly humorous scorn Tor
each other is matched only by
the way in which, without sur
rendering a trace of this hatred,
they sardonically band together
against the outside world. And
they certainly do not pay the
tribute to virtue hypocrisy is
supposed to represent, for they
are the frankest of scoundrels,
as well as among the most vivid
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11

the Columbia lot. For Wilde, it
will be return to the studio
where he. rose to stardom in
three successive Technicolor
productions, "A Song to Re.
"A Thousand and
One Nights" nd Bandit of Sher-
wood Forest"
Under a unique directorial
setup, Don Hartman will serve
as producer and co-director of
Il fund a Dream" and Ruty
Mate will act as co-director and
cameraman. Hartman and Mate
recently completed the soon-to-
be-released Rita Hayworth-
Larry Parks Technicolor mu-
sical, Down to Earth" as pro-
ducer and cameraman respec-
lively.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11
Sinatra To Pilot
His Own Plane

HOLLYWOOD - Frank Sina.
ira, who probably has done more
commercial airline travelling
than any other Hollywood star,
may soon be plotting his own
ship.
The M-G-M star of 1T Hap
pened in Brooklyn" is soon to
begin flying lessons at Andy De-
vines air school, and plans to
purchase a transport ship for
use for the many benefit and
other personal appearances he
makes.
He plans to act as co.pilot of
the plane after he receives his
transport license.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11
AWAITS sTORK

Kay Scott, who makes her
bow as a leading lady for pro-
ducers Pine and Thomas in Par
amounts "Fear In The Night"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11

Miss Hellman has directed her
own play brilliantly. Against
two dramatically atmospheric
settings by 10 Meilziner, a well
selected cast plays splendidly. 1t
is difficult to pick among them,
but two of the most impressive
performances are given by Mil
dred Dunnock as the half-mad
and Margaret Phillips as
the unfortunate Birdie, who
later marries into the family.
Percy Waram presents the
of father with men,
orable power.
Another Part of the Forest"
is one of the most fascinating
plays of the contemporary
American theatre.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11

has retired from the screen to
await the arrival of her first
born.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11
Released by Western Newspaper Un'
By VIRGINIA VALE

Rosalind ssell certainly
avoids monotony! In Columbia's
"The Guilt of Janet Ames" she
ears one costume consisting of
3A pounds of diamonds and
about 212 pounds of tulle net
and sequins. The diamonds are
set in a huge necklace earrings
and a series of bracelets. Quite
a change from her "Sister Ken
ny" costumes, and from those
she'll ear in RKO's version of
the O'Neil play, Mourning Be-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11

Jim Backus, best known for
his Hubert Updike III'' role on
the Alan Young show plans a
club called "Millionaires Anon.
ymous"; says it'll be made up
of busy radio stooges whose
names don't mean much to the
public, but whose weekly in
comes pass the four-figure
mark. Take Jim's case; besides
his Friday night stint with Alan,
he's frequently heard with Fib-
Der MCGEE and Molly, Bob
Burns, Jack Carson and Jack
Benny.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11
Ginger Rogers And Wilde
To Star In Columbia Comedy

HoLLYWOOD-Ginger Rogers and Cornell Wilde will be
starred by Columbia in Il Found Dream" romantic comedy
Melvin Frank Norman
into production at the end of April
This will be the first time Miss Rogers has
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11
''NOra Prentiss,''
Begins 4th Week At
n. Y. Hollywood
Theatre

'"Nora Prentiss," Warner
Bros. romantic film drama in
which Ann Sheridan is CO.
starred with Kent Smith and
Bruce Bennett, has begun a
fourth week at the N. Y. Holly
wood Theatre.
In supporting roles are Robert
Aida, Rosemary DeCamp, John
Ridgely, Robert Arthur and
Wanda Hendrix.
Smith portrays a respected
physician who sacrifices the
love of his family and his prac-
tice for his infatuation with a
night-club singer, portrayed by
Miss Sheridan.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11
Smiley Burnette
To Make p. A. Tour
OF Northwest

Smiley Burnette, Columbia
cowboy star, will make per-
sonal appearance tour of Wash
ington and Oregon cities, and
may even fly to Alaskan COM
munities for stage shows, fol-
lowing his engagement at San
Francisco's Golden Gate Thea
tire, which began March 10.
Burnette, who returned the fol.
lowing week from a record-breah
ing tour of southern Texas, con.
cludes the San Francisco stand
on March 81, after which he
began his tour of the Northwest
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11
STILL AT 1T

STILL AT 1T
William Desmond, sile n t
screen star and movie actor
since 1915, plays a supporting
role in Columbia's Techniclor,
Three Were Thoroughbreds," :"
which stars Robert Young and
Marguerite Chapman.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-04-11
Another Part OF The Forest

BY RICHARD WATTS Jr New York Post Drama Critic
ANOTHER PART OF THE FOREST, a play in three acts
Lillian Heman presented at the Fulton Theatre in Times
Kermit BIOOmgarden. Miss Heman directed the
settings MeZiner the costumes Lucinda Ballard
music by Marc Blitzsten Scheduled
coast to coast next
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fen, Den i'd nod IN Waiuelo De OecIa
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-09-20

tun6 iie am Sie Mrrabne DesieIben
bitten, nno peber iie nod ionit ie-
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len Die SGnoe in ben SdoB legen unb
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oergangenen perbangnispollen Na6t
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Evening star., 1947-01-13
A Political Financial Picture
By Raym ond NJ oIey

The President is glowing with conf
dence about continued business activity
into 1948. II recession comes, he says.
1t will be of short duration and would
require no change in budget policy. This
runs quite contrary to the expectations OF
business foreccasters, who have main
tanned that 1t Is almost certain that agr1-
cultural income will be lower and that
employment generally will decline. This
means less purchasing power.
The amount realized for surplus war
goods in the past year is not only dis
appointing; 1t is disgraceful. And the
predictions of what will be received next
wear offer no hope of improvement.
A sadly neglected factor in the Truman
message, as well as in Republican prom
ises Of personal income tax reductions,
is the public debt The Andrew Mellon
policies brought about reduction Of
or more per cent in the debt for 10
years. Secretary Mellon accomplished
this, in part, by being most conservative
in his estimates Of income, which en-
abled him to get Congress to keep down
expenditures. But Truman, on the other
hand. is oyeroptimistic In estimating In
come and still leaves practically nothing
for debt reduction.
A sound policy would set mark OF at
least / per cent year for reduction OF
the debt. This would mean one billion
for bad year, two for middling year
and three for a good year. This year
promises to be good, and yet neither
Truman nor the Republicans offer much
hope for any reduction. This is not
prudent finance. It Is political finance.
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