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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-01
TEXAS CITY BLAST:
Chaos Prevails

The explosion of the French
freighter Grandcamp in a slip in
Galveston bay, Texas City, Tex,
was followed in rather fast order by
explosion of the freighter High
Flyer, as well as other explosions.
Both ships were laden with tons of
ammonium nitrate.
It may be weeks before any reli-
able facts can be secured-even as
to the origin of the first blast. Hun
dreds lost their lives, the injured
may reach thousands and property
damage of millions is certain. The
loss to the Monsanto Chemical
plant, in immediate vicinity of the
initial explosion Of the French ves-
sci, will reach 20 million dollars.
Prompt assistance by state Off
Gals, federal authorities and Red
Cross units as we'll as Houston, Gal
weston and other Texas firefghters
and police, the cooperation Of air
lines, railroads and doctors, nurses
and ambulance workers, prevented
the loss in life from reaching sew
eral hundred more.
A few hours after the first blast
Texas City was the scene of chaos.
Ten fires sprang up within few
hours. The conclusion wrecked
buildings in the center of town, and
fires completed the destruction of
many sections of the industrial city.
The residential section was about
the only section not leveled Homes
and buildings in Houston. Galveston
and other cities were thrown open
to the evacuees, who wandered
around in a daze. The shock was
felt 10 miles away and the fires
could be seen for 100 miles. Even
airplanes exploded in the air. One
report was that bus-load of chill
dren had disappeared, in explosion
or lost in mad scramble to evacuate
the city. Gas masks were rushed to
the workers who remained in the
city to recover the wounded and
dead. The danger from escaping
gas was extremely serious.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-01
DEWEY in '48:
COPS Favor Him

A poll among members of the Re-
publican national committee, state
committee chairmen and vice chair
men reveals that Gov. Thomas E.
Dewey of New York is most popular
choice as presidential candidate
next year. Sen. Robert Taft came
in second, Harold Stassen, third,
and Senator Vandenberg, fourth.
The poll, which was conducted by
the Chicago Daily News, was COM
pared with votes at the Republican
convention in 1914. Dewey is ia
vored now in the same sections that
he was then.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-01
MISERS:
Fortunes in SQudIOr

Chicago authorities are investi-
eating the strange life history of
August Richter, 70, and his sister
Amelia, 49, The two old people have
been living as recluses for many
years in a basement fiat. Death of
August prompted routine coro-
ner's inquiry. The aged woman,
blind and ill-nourished, was re-
moved from the filthy, Uttered
apartment and placed in hospital.
Police found that the misery brother
and sister had fortune of $3.50, 000
Considerable mystery surrounds
the source of the wealth, but it is
thought that it was accumulated
over many years of shrewd trading
and stock market speculation.
In New York City similar case
mystified police. Bodies of two
elderly brothers, Langley and Ho-
mer Collyer, were found in their
junk-flled Fifth avenue mansion.
Securities and other property worth
at least 100000 were discovered.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-01
MEXICO:
Hoof and Mouth Disease

Tank trucks, livestock carriers,
cargo trucks, work clothes, hand
tools, water storage and publication
equipment are being rushed to Mex
leo by War Assets administration to
combat hoof and mouth disease.
Vigorous efforts are being made to
prevent the dread cattle malady
from entering the United States.
All available surplus war material
is being sent to the interior of Mex
leo and to so camps along the bor-
der. Hundreds of trained men will
patrol the long boundary.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-01
HIGHER PRICES:
Sloan Says So

Still higher prices are coming
soon, according to lone of the top
flight business executives Of the
ountry-Alfred P. Sloan Jr., chair
man of General Motors corporation.
In a speech before the Economic
club of New York, Sloan blamed de-
mands of union laborers for wage
increases.
ut is clear a new national wage
pattern is being formed, he said,
and that business cannot meet
higher wages and make price re-
auctions at the same time. He adj
mitted that lowering of prices is
BADLY needed" change. Any enter
prise that can absorb wage boosts
without raising prices should do so,
he advocated, but he added that few
could do so. Burdensome taxes also
prevent substantial price reduc-
tons, he said.
1t is the price level of farm prod
uce, not of manufactured goods,
that is most out of line, Sloan de-
clared. In all likelihood, he pre-
dicted, consumer resistance to high
price in the perishable goods lines,
particularly foods, will bring "a
more or less serious decline in gen.
eral business volume before final
adjustment is made"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-01
JAPAN:
Var Dead, 2 Million

Official reports on Japanese mill
tary losses place the dead at more
than two million. This is exclusive
of $4,000 civilians killed on the
home islands. Release of the figures
comes as a shock to the Japs, who
had no idea casualties would run so
high.
A standard reference work gives
468,855 as the number killed in
battle, scarcely a fourth of what
now is considered the true toll. Jap
army statistics admitted that 1872
1919 were killed. To this must be
added an estimated 6eg,700 long
missing, who are presumably dead,
making the army's true loss $780,
829 men. This later figure is more
than 80 per cent of the 4,418,971 men
sent abroad. Nearly 300,0 900 more
died in eight years of sporadic fight
ing in China.
Naval casualties account for the
remainder of the two million dead.
The total is set at 413,750, all but
5000 of whom were killed by Amer
lean forces. 1t. also is estimated that
U. S. army units killed $50, 900 of the
Jap army dead.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-01
Natural Gas

Two bills have been introduced
into the house and two in the senate
intended to relieve interstate dis
tribution of natural gas from what
is called Oppressive restriction"
by the Federal Power commission.
Business groups which have devel-
oped natural gas as by-product of
oil fields claim piping of natural gas
to all parts of the country will
break the thralldom in which
strike-ridden coal mines have held
industry and the people,"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-01
Wine Sales Dropping

Too high prices, too large inven-
tories and declining buying power
among the lower income groups
have combined to cause a decided
slump in retail wine sales, dealers
say. From IS to rs per cent less
wine is being bought in II represent
alive cities. The price is the main
objection, dealers admit. Those who
used to pay $3.50 quart now refuse
to pay more than 80 cents.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-01

Germans who were prisoners of
war in the United States bought
all the American goods they could
with their earnings, and had them
shipped home when they returned
to Germany last November. Pic
tured is Fritz Grom with pack
age he has just received. Pur-
chases included bicycles, automo-
bile tires and musical instru-
ments, all real treasures in goods
hungry Germany.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-01
Barueh Urges 44.Hour Week

A five and half day work week
of A hours is advocated by Bernard
Baruch, famous advisor to Presi-
dents. He said in a recent speech
that the world can "only get going
if men work. If we expect to accept
the challenge to preserve civiliza-
ton, 1t means greater effort than
we exerted during the war;"
Besides the longer work week,
Baruch urged that there be no
strikes nor layoffs before January
!, 1949, in order to increase pro-
duction.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-01
PALESTINE:
Reprisals Expected

Underground organizations have
threatened .reprisals for the hanging
of four of their number as terror
lists. Some four hundred thousand
Jews are under house arrest in Tel
Aviv, Jerusalem and Haifa. They
are forced to remain indoors during
the curfew period unless they have
special permits. The Irgun Zvai
Leumi organization has promised to
hang 10 British for every Jew exc
cuted.
British military authorities are
bracing themselves for trouble that
is bound to come when the curfew
is lifted. Jewish moderates are
caught between the British man.
dated government, which they con-
slider illegal, and the underground
terrorist government" also IL
legal.
The executions, performed secret
1y and ahead of schedule, famed
smouldering bitterness, following
incidents on a refugee ship at Haifa,
into flames. Only prompt imposition
of the curfew and other stringent
repressive measures have pre-
vented riotous outbreaks, British
authorities said.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-01
Confirmed Bachelor, 1O3

He's been single for 1O3 years,
and he's going to stay single. That
is Uncle Dan Yonng's reply to all
THE proposals hes been receiUine
from lonely 1Vomen. aged ~ to 100.
1t all began tVben be jokingly re-
marked at bis latest birthday party,
beld in bis home in SoHtb Bend,
Ind, that be 4Vonld consider mar
riage if tVoman of bis oWn age
came along. Since then, in three
tOeek period, rs proposals bad
come in.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-01
Fly-Killing Wallpaper

Flies, mosquitoes and other insects
die soon after they come in contact
with new DDT-impregnated wall
paper. The insecticide is mixed into
the ink in which the design is
printed. Effectiveness lasts for two
years.
Research chemists spent q
months developing the insect-killing
wallpaper, and another II in ex-
haustive tests. 1t will be especially
useful in dining rooms. kitchens and
nurseries, where the problem Of
controlling flies is constant one
during the warm months.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-01
WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS
Texas Explosion Kills Hundreds; Trouble Breaks
Out Anew in Palestine: Moscow Meeting Failure

EDITORS NOTE - When opinions
are expressed in these columns, they
are those of Western Newspaper Union
news analysts, and not necessarily OF
this newspaper.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-01

Although only 40 years old, Sir
Edwin Noel Plowden has been en-
trusted with the gigantic task of
supervising Britain's recovery
plans. He has been a successful
business executive, and was in
the ministry of economic warfare.
Atomic Control Possible Now
Article 81 of the United Nations
charter provides basis for pos
sible compromise on an atomic
energy control plan which bypasses
the veto problem, DR.. William T.
r. Fox declares in pamphlet en-
titled, ''The Struggle for Atomic
Control"
IF it could be agreed that illicit
production or storing of fashionable
materials constitutes evidence of in
tent to commit armed attack, then
nations could automatically, once a
violation had been certified, proceed
to take enforcement action without
waiting for explicit Security Coun-
ell approval" points out DR.. Fox.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-01
| CHINA:
| Nelv Premier

It. v. Soong's successor as pre-
mier of China is Gen. Chang Chun.
On taking Office he promised to con-
tinue his strong anti-Communist
line, and to work toward develop
ment of the country by peaceful in
naturalization.
He has been active on two COM
mittees seeking to end the civil
war. Besides his military duties, he
was governor Of Szechwan prov
ince. Gen. Chang Kai-shek, virtual
dictator of China, has been groom
ing General Chang for at least a
year for the high post he now holds.
The change of premiers has been
expected for some time. Some fac
tons have been demanding Soong's
removal since the government
Communist truce. They claim
Soong was partially responsible for
failure Of ths treaty. .:saa,saaasasSSz..s.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-29
ELEKTRIcNA DRUzBA
30 PORABILA Sc
8 MILIJONOV

Nadaljnih $8,OOO,OOO DO upo-
rabila clevelandska Electric IL
Eliminating Co. "a svoj razsirje-
valni program, je naznanil wee
raj predsednik druzbe Elmer L.
Lindseth.
Najbolj vazen del nacrta Sc
nanasa ma instalacijo genera
torja cd $4,000 kilovatov, XII bo
instaliran v elektrarni ma Lake
Shore. Novi zneski, XII so odo-
brent, bodo zvisali celokupne
stroske kompanije pri razsirje-
vanju ma $65, 100000 in zvisali
pogonsko moe ma 1859, 900 kilo-
vatov.
Predsednik Lindseth lie izia-
vii, da je namen kompanije, ida
sc mesto razvija in skupno S
tenn, da raste tudi uporaba elek-
tricne sile."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-29

Delegati, XII so Sc sestali ma
letni konferenci stranke, so z
2,357, 900 glasovi proti 1,109, 900
zavrgli resolucijo, S katero sc je
zahteval "pregled nasih voja-
Skin obveznosti, podelitev in or
ganizacija oborozenih sill v svr-
no, da bi iste mogle biti znizane
pod vladno nero "a marco
|1948."
Vlada je zmagala tudi pri
vprasanju ekonomskega nacrta,
s katerim se namerava zopersta-
viii sedanji ekonomski krizi.
Resolucije, katere je predlozil
izvrsni odbor stranke, SO bile
sprejete skoraj soglasno, docim
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-29
Sp0n,inski dan

Jutri Sc bo ljudstvo Zednjenih drzav poklonilo
spominu svojih sinov in heera. XII 50 borbah to
zemljo doprnesl najvisjo zrtev-dai svoja zivjenja
zmago clovecanskih ideaov. XII cd vsega zaSetka
temelj nase republike.
Grobovi onih. XII so padli zadnji veliki vojni.
Sc svezi in posusie Sc MISC soze njihovih dra
gih. XII SO jih ubili. Med temi grobovi je tud tina
gonila Hyde Parku. kjer poeivajo smrtni ostanki
mozavekana. XII je vodil skozi tezko dobo komaj
minute borbe in odsel cd ko je izpolnil svoje
veko delo in zajamS zmago denokratienih sill sveta
mad silami teme in reakcije.
zivlenje pa gre preko grobov in sleherni dan
zahteva. da svoimi dejanji posvetimo zrtve onih.
XII so padli "a dobro in napredek elovestva.
Kako bono to storili ako tenn. da bono
pozitivnim delom ustvarjali pogoe mirno sozitje
med vsemi ljudstvi sveta XII bill nasi bratje bor
bah in tako pomagali graditi ternelj nov ve mru
in sreSe "a yes Sloveski rod :?
Use borbe ameriskega ljudstva proSlosti so bile
strani pravienosti dvig in napredek malega
eloveka. Kadarkoli je napoela odloSitve.
nasli med nami mozje pogumnih SIC in proroskega
vida. XII so mas vod skoz dneve kritsnh preizkusen
varni pristan. Ineli sno velikane Washingtona.
Jeffersona. Lincolna. Wilsona. Roosevelta.
Da bi ostah slej ko pref vredni svetlih tradic
veke ameriSke demokracie in njenih herojcev
borbi in miru. to bod nasa molitev ia Spominski
dan!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-29
Wallace kritizira
vojaSke diplomatic

DENVER, %. maja-Nastav-
ljanje vojaskih oseb ma vazne di-
plomaticne polozaie dokazuje
nagibanje Amerike k novi sve-
TOWN. vojni, je izjavil Henry A,
Wallace.
INA celu nasega drzavnega
oddelka sc danes nahaja eden
najbolj odlicnih MOI ma svetu-
toda navzlic temu vojaski MOI
Drugi "a MIN je bivsi pomozni
vojni tajnik. Emo najbolj vaznih
ameriskih ambasad vodi gene.
raj.
"Povsod cd vrha do dna v ma.
81 vladi dominirajo v casu miru
vojaske osebe. Ia poudarjana
vojna pripravljenost v dobi mi.
ru DO unicila vsako drzavo."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-29

Strica isee
Mrs. Anna Picelj il 1901
Muskoka Ave. je prejela pismo
il Italije cd Alberta zvana, XII
jo prosi, da hi poizvedela "a ma
SLOW njegovega strica Martina
ivan, donna IL Jesenic ma Co.
renjskem, ter je prisel Anne
riko po prvi svetovni vojni. Ako
sam to cita, je' prosen, da sc
zglasi pri Mrs. Picely, ker ina
pismo zanj, ako pa kdo We kje
Sc nahaja, je prosen, da sporoci
njegov naslov. Albert ivan je
donna cd Jesenic ter sc nahaja
v veliki potrebi v Italiji, in pro
81 rojake, Go bi mu kdo moge
kaj pomagati. Njegov naslov je
Albert ivan, N. 9, D. P. Cen
tire, Senigalia (Pro. Ancona)
Italia, Europe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-29
FAINT USTRELIL
STIRI OTROKE
II RADOVEDNOSTI

LAPEER, Mich, %. maja-
Oliver Terpenin, XII je star 1e
let in i;e predvcerajsnjim umoril
stiri otroke, je danes ma prvem
zaslisanju izjavil, da je ustrelil
Barbara, Gladys, Stanleya in ia,
net Smith il radovednosti.
Mladi morilec je izjavil, da nj
dobil tistega obcutka, XII ga je
pricakoval, in da mu je sedaj
zal.
"Vedno sem bill radoveden
kako Sc clovek pocuti, ko nekoga
ubije," je rekel Terpening. "Vec-
krat sem mislil ubiti mojo mace
no, toda nikoli nisem zgotovi]
nacrt."
Ker v Michiganu nj smrtne
kazne, utegne mladi morilec bi.
tt obsojen ma dosmrtni zapor.
Policija je izjavila, da Terpen-
ing sploh ne kaze znakov kesa-
MIA in da je popolnoma mirno
pripovedoval potankosti v zvezi
z zlocinom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-29

V nedeljo 1. junija bo v Slo-
delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. imela svoj koncert
nasim Clevelandcanom re dobro
poznana Florence Unetic. To je
prvi samostalen koncert, kate
rega bo ia mlada in talentirana
pevka imela po vecletnem udej-
stvovanju pri Mladinskem pew
skem zboru Donna in pri pew
skemu drustvu "Jadranu."
Ker je Miss Florence Unetic
oh priliki stevilnih nastopov ma
raznih prireditvah, XII so Sc zad-
MIA leta vrsile v Clevelandu, do
kazala, da je res ena cd najbolj
obetajocih pevk, je prirediteV
tega koncerta v vsakem oziru
vredna vse pohvale.
Program koncerta je bogat in
raznobarven. Miss Unetic ne be
pela samo nase slovenske umet'
ne in narodne pesmi, ampak tudi
izcrpke il hlasicnih oper.
Slovenska javnost bi trebala
'pokazati 'posebno pozornost ir
zanimanje "a Florence Unetic il
Sc v velikem stevilu udelezit
njenega koncerta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-29

so bile vse ostale, s katerimi Sc
izvrsni odbor nj strinjal, pora-
zene.
Visek ekonomskih debat je bill
dosezen, ,ko sta diva visoka vlad-
ma uradnika v svojih govorih
daaa vedeti, da Anglia ne ma
merava zaprositi Zedinjene dr.
lave "a novo posojilo. Zastopnik
angleskega premierja Herbert
Morrison je opozoril na nevar-
most, XII preti s kopicenjem fl
.nancnih obvez, docim je drzavni
blagajnik Hugh Dalton rekel, da
|se ne SINE raeunati ma nadaljne
.kredite 5 preko morja."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-29
BORMAN Sc VEDNO ZIVI,
PRAN ANGLEsKI LIST

LONDON, %. maja Lon
donski easopis Evening STAN
dard' je ponovno priobcil vest,
da sc tesni sodelovalec Hitlerja
in zastopnik nacisticne stranke
Martin Borman Sc vedno nahaja
pri zivljenju. Pc zagotovilu ca
sopisa Sc Borman nahaja v rus
KEN uietnistvu in sicer cd padca
Berlina.
Kot vir "a svoje porocilo ca
sopis navajo izjave "dobro OBJ
vescenih nacistov, XII so Sc ved-
no zivi."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-29

Senat je odobril republikanski
davcni nacrt, XII predvideva re-
dukcijo davkov v znesku stirih
milijard dolarjev ma leto, odlo-
cilno vecino So glasov proti 81
in predlogo potem vrnil v po-
slansko zbornico.
Voditelji poslanske zbornice
so Sc pripravili ma takojsnje
konference z voditelji sonata v
svrho izravnave razlik med obe-
ma zbornicama, nadi, da DO
dovrseni zakonski nacrt mogoce
ze jutri poslati predsedniku Tru-
manu-.
Predloga obeta dolgo pricako-
vano olajsanje "a ameriske dav-
koplacevalce, XII imajo biti de-
.lezni 10 do 80 odstotnega zniza.
MIA. Visje redukciie so predvi-
devane "a mike dohodke, nizje
pa "a visoke dohodke.
Kakor sc razume, razlike med
osnutki zakona, XII sta jih spre-
jela poslanska in senatna zbor.
MICA, MISC tako velike, da bi mo-
gle povzrociti> vecje tezkoce.
Poglavitna razlika obstoja v
tenn, da ina po senatnem nacrtu
redukcija stopiti v veljavo S 1.
Julien, docim bi po predlogi po-
slanske zbornice redukcija sla
nazaj do 1. januarja tekocega
leta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-29
Prvi piknik v sezoni

FTVl P1Kn1k v SezOn1
" nedeljo 1. junija Sc, DO vrsi
prvi piknik te sezone ma SNIP
farmi v Chardon, o. Odbor sc
je potrudil, da je pripravil vse
potrebno "a CHM lepso zabavc
ma prostem, in Sc priporoca OBJ
cinstvu v splosnem "a obilen po-
set. Oni, XII nimajo svojih av.
tov, lahko pridejo do prostoroy
z busom in sicer maj vzamejo
Greyhound bus, XII zapusti glav-
no postajo ma E. 9th in Supe-
rior Ave. oh 9:3O uri zjutraj in
Sc ustavi kjerkoli ma Euclid
Ave. do Chardon Rd. in izsto.
pite lahko ma Heath Rd.; kje1
je farma. Nazaj grede pa sc
zopet lahko vsedete ma bus OF
Heath Rd. oh $50 uri zvecer
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-29

stanovega vecera v soboto I'VE
Ger.
Danes dopoldne Sc je pricela
seja izvrsnega in sirsega odbora
Slovenskega ameriskega narod-
mega sveta v Slovenskem narod-
nem domu.
Jutri oh devetihczjutraj Sc pri-
cne druga konyencija SANSa v
avditoriju Slovenskega narodne-
ga donna, XII bo po stevilu clanov
konvencije vecja, kot je bila pr
va SANSova konvencija.
Dobrodosli in pozdravljeni
clani in clanice druge SANSove
konvencije!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-29

LIZ Washlngtona, II. e., prlde-
ia dr.. Sava Kosanovic, jugoslo-
vanski ambassador in dr.. Slavko
Zore, svetnik jugoslovanske am
basade, da pozdravita delegaci-
jo druge SANSove konvencije.
L. New Yorka prideta dr.. Joze
Vilfan, partizanski borec, XII je
prisel il domovine zadnji teden,
da pozdravi konvencijo, in tako
tudi dr.. Joze Brilej, clan Wade
in partizanski borec. Oba sta
Slovenca, XII sta pred kratkim
casom prisla il Slovenije.
IL Washingtona pride tudi Mr..
John Blatnik, kongresnik il
Minnesota, da nagovori delega-
clio ma SANSovem veceru. Kon-
gresnik Blatnik je zaveden sin
slovenskih starsev il Chisholma,
MINI. V drugi svetovni vojni je
bill v ameriski vojski prideljen
strategicni sluzbi v Sloveniji,
kjer je bill osem mesecev ma stra-
nj osvobodilne fronte v Slove-
niji.
Il Milforda, N. j., pride mas
odlicni slovenski ameriski pisa
tell Louis Adamic, castni clan
|SANSa ter neutruden delavec "a
pravicno demokracijo vsakega
naroda. Tudi on pozdravi obcin-
stvo tega vecera..
= L. New Yorka pride tudi Miss
Ancka Traven, izvrsna tajnica
Zdruzenega odbora jugoslovan.
skin Amerikancev, da sc udelezi
druge konvencije, a nedeljo be
incl ZOJSA sejo v Domu. =
Pridite v petek zvecer v SIND
iSpored tega vecera oh navzoc'
nosti nayedenih osebnosti van
jam6 lep in dober vecer.
Obvesceni smo bill, da dr.. Jo
ze Lamperta in znanega parti
zanskega pesnika Mateja Bors
me DO ma konvencijo. Nadome
stovala jih bosta DIR. Joze Vilfa1
in dr.. Joza Brilej.
J Raven kongresnika Johl
Blatnika. sc vsi udelezijo Kri
i
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-29
Won PAPENA JE
NEKI SS-OVEC v
JEcI PRETEPEL

NUREMBERG, %. maja-
Bivsi nacisticni diplomat Franz
Won Papen, XII Sc ,nahaja v zapo-
ru v Regensburgu, je bill napa-
den in resno poskodovan. Napa-
del ga je v jetniski bolnisnici
neki bivsi SS-ovec preteklo sre-
do.
Sin nacisticnega "lisjaka" je
izjavil, da je njegov oce dobil
poskodbe ma ustnicah, po lieu in
ma nosu, ko ga je SS-ovec, o ka-
terem Sc veruje, da je blazen,
napadel, ga vrgel ma tia in ga
parkrat udaril z nogo.
Won Papen Sc sedaj nahaja v
bolnisnici, toda ,je izven vsake
nevarnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-29
Dez povzro1il mnogo
skode v Ohiiu

Drzavni agronom R. E. Yo-
der izjavlja, da je velikansko
dezsvje, kakrsnega menda> Sc
nismo imeli, v drzavi Ohio ze
do sedaj povzroeil izgubo Is od-
stotkov vseh farmarskih pridel.
kov, in da vsak nadaljni mokri
dan, XII onemogoca setev, sko.
do Sc poveca. Racuna Sc, da cd
dezja povzrocena skoda ma pri.
delkih ze sedaj znasa okrog 10C
milijonov dolarjev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-29
Necakinjo isee

Neeakinjo isee
Prejeli smo prosnjo Ursule ST.
tar, roj. Svete, Podmils:akova
27, Ljubljana, da bi poizvedeli
kje biva njena necakinja Mari
ia Buda, rojena Peclin, donna il
Bistre pri Borovnici, okraj Ljub-
Llama. &c sama to cita, ali pa &c
kdo We kie Sc nahaja, je prosen,
da sporoci njen naslov.