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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16

and glass of milk next week after
campaign closes"
It's not all eating Of course.
Mrs. Marie Goodwin, down
from New York for the cam
paign, has given many good
hints of what "they" Chat ephe.
neral but oh so important fac
tor of womankind) are wearing
in the big city. For instance, she
told of a new lip rouge that alb
solutely will not come off or
napkins. And of a new shop ur
there that has real $65. 90 models
marked down to $9.95.
And if you were real quick
about noon yesterday, you might
have seen two of the workers
scaling the windows of historic
st. James Parish House to hang
the glowing blue satin banner ad'
vertising the Concert headquar'
ters. They got it hung and were
standing out on the Sidewalk
admiring the tout ensemble
when those first treacherou!
drops of the omnipresent rain be-
gan to fall. Back they gallopee
into the building, back up in the
window, quickly unstringing the
banner to preserve its pristine
freshness, folding it up sadly
to try to use another day.
Oh, it's not all mundane bust
ness at the concert headquarters
Come in and see for yourself!
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16
Headquarters, Scene
.Of Lots OF Fun For Workers
Women Chat, Cook Their Own Luncheons,
And Hear Of Latest Styles In New York

Rumor has it that Community
Concert headquarters aren't all
business.
To put it mildly, the eight
women who work about ten
hours a day up at St. James
Parish house are having a lot
of fun aside from answering
telephones, filing, guarding a
cash box, and selling business
man Jones the idea of attending
concerts.
AS one worker said, "When you
get six or eight women together,
all of whom know each other
and everybody else in Whining
ton, it's definitely not all bust
ness"
First of all, the workers are
there all day from 9 in the morn
ing to 6 at night and they have
to eat. One will bring spaghetti
a big pot of it; another the max
ings for tossed salad; a thiro
the dessert. Then about one
O'Clock the pangs of hunger be-
gin to assail even the most
musically minded, and lunch is
served.
No a formal affair complete
with finger bowls, but that spag-
hetti sure does taste good, fin
ger bowls or no. And as one
woman said, "It'll be awfully
sad eating a solitary sandwich
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16
Winter Park P-TA
Names Committees

The October meeting of the
Winter Park PTA was held this
week in the school auditorium
with Mrs. Ralph Creech, first
vice president presiding in the
absence of the president. The
devotional was led by Mrs. A.
K. Dudley.
Members voted to sponsor a
nursery this year during the
time of the regular PTA meet
ings. A committee composed Of
Miss Helen Dobson, Mrs. Her
man Walton and Mrs. A. D.
Byrd was appointed to make ne
cessary arrangements.
An interesting report from the
district meeting held in Eliza
BEETHOVEN was given by Mrs. F,
L. Traister.
Mrs. Glenn Herring expressed
thanks for sending her and Mrs
Lacy Woodcock to the insti-
tute in Greensboro and present
ed the certificates earned, TO the
PTA.
c. G.. Berry, principal of the
school was recognized, and he
expressed pleasure at such 8
splendid attendance and com
mented on prevailing spirit OF
the school as a whole this year.
In the absence of Mrs. r. NJ.
Walton he presented the budgel
for the year.
1t was decided to furnish
material for skirts for the cheer
leaders and also to provide
lunches for two children refer
red by J. R. Hollis of the vel.
fare department.
The presidents message was
read by Mrs. S. l.. Crawley
The November meeting will be
held in the evening.
The following committee
chairmen were appointed:
Mrs. John L. Hart, hospitality
Mrs. A. K. Dudley, program
Mrs. A. D. Hurst, parent edu.
cation; Mrs. Hugh McEachern
magazine; Mrs. Earl Thomas
membership; Mrs. r. W. Gal
phin, Founders Day; Mrs. J,
w. Allard, room representative
Mrs. Charlotte Collette, library;
Miss Aline Williams, recreation
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16

out there last winter were sur
prised both by the large attend
ance and the fine caliber of
bridge.
Today's hand is one that
came up when Peter Leventritt
and I played in St. Paul. South
elected to open the bidding with
a diamond rather than the four
card spade suit. North was a
little conservative with bis bid
of one heart, but imagine his
surprise when his partner bid
two no trump. That bid was
rather optimistic, but North
could not be criticized for his
Jump to six no trump. AS a
matter Of fact, some players
might have responded with sew
en- no trump.
The opening lead was won by
declarer with the jack of clubs.
The ten Of hearts was played,
West refused to cover and East
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16
Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
your cough, chest cold, or acute bron-
chitis is not treated and you cannot
afford to take chance with anymedi-
cine less potent than Creomulsion
which goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
soothe and healraw, tender, inf1amed
bronchial mucous membranes.
CreomuIsion blends beechwood
creosote byspecial process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
It contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried, tell your druggist to
sell you q bottle of CreomulsiOn with
the understanding you must like the
way 1t quickly allays the cough, per-
uniting rest and sleep, or you are to
have your money back. (Adv.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16
*WeThe Women
Veterans
Mar High-Tone
Neighborhood
BY RUTH MILE

BY RUTH MILE
Mrs. John j. Cornell
Seattle, Washington
Dear Mrs. Cornell:
I have been reading about you
in the papers. AS I understand
it, you have a 27-room house
which is far too big for your
needs.
And SO, during the war years,
when sharing homes was the
patriotic thing to do, you started
sharing yours with servicemen's
families-never anyone else, just
servicemen and their wives and
children.
You got a kick out of being
able to do something for those
young couples who had so much
trouble trying to find a place to
live.
But you made a mistke. A
big mistake. You didn't stop
your home-sharing when the
war was over.
You saw homeless veterans
around, and you took four of
them and their families in.
And now the neighbors are
trying to make you evict them.
Your demonstrating is lowering
the tone of a high-toned neigh
borhood. Several families under
one roof-imagine! Even if the
roof does stretch to cover q
rooms.
Where have you been, Mrs.
Cornell, that you don't know the
war is over? Don't you realize
that nothing is too good for
the serviceman" and "We're
all in this together" are yes
terday's slogans?
This isn't war, Mrs. Cornell.
This is postwar. And it is no
longer fashionable to treat the
men who fought for us like he
roes.
Now, if you had wanted to
sell a house to a serviceman
at three times its value, that
would have been okay. You
could have taken advantage of
his desperation and have bragg
ed about how smart you were.
Or if you had wanted to rent
a little place to a serviceman,
and charged him a nice sum
in addition to the rent for the
privilege of moving in, you
might not have felt free to brag
about it, but you could have
gotten by with it. Lots of people
have.
But to "spoil" the tone of q
But to "spoil" the tone Of
a "good neighborhood" by shar-
ing your home is really unpar.
donable. Where have you been
that you don't resize these
things, Mrs. Cornell? Too busy,
probably, taking an interest in
the problems of your young ten
ants.
Sincerely,
RUTH MILLETT
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16

won the trick with the queen.
Any return except a heart would
have made the play of the hand
simple for the declarer. But a
heart was returned and won in
dummy, then declarer ran all
of the hearts and all of the
clubs. On the last club East
was squeezed. He either mad to
blank down to the king of dia-
monds or discard M of his
spades.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16

60 to the Hadassah child wei.
fare project, a program provid.
ing supervision of children ir
schools and camps, lunches TO,
school children, and pre-nata.
care of mothers.
According to chairmen of the
dance who are working enthus.
lastlcally for their worthy cause
everyone is cordially invited tc
attend the affair.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16
Citiz hip
Group ToHear
Mr.. Ferguson

The American Citizenship de-
partment of North Carolina So
rosis will meet this afternoon al
4 o'clock in the Sorosis club
house to hear an address by J
H. Ferguson, local attorney.
Mr.. Ferguson's topic will be
"The Home and Its Relationship
to Good Citizenship"
Officers of the department in
clude: Mrs. G. D. Greer, chair
man; Mrs. Eugene Johnson, vice
chairman; and Mrs. Fred c.
Lyon, secretary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16
Senior Y-Teens
Elect Officers

The following officers were
recently elected by the Senior
Y-Teens Of the YWCA:
Miss Peggy Clewis, president;
Miss Lillian Jenkins, secretary
treasurer; Miss Joyce Hall, de-
votional leader; and Miss Nor
ma Sellers, publicity chairman.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16
Benefit Dance
Slated Monday
By Hadassah

uadassah will entertain Mon
,or evening at $50 o'clock at a
"aIharet Dance at the Plantation
l1',h Entertainment for the eve
s s;no will include dancing, an
Dno5estra. and a floor show I'm
,pr the direction of Mrs. Charles
Mrs. Nathan Block is chairman
.r the dance, and co-chairmen
Mrs. Martin Friedman and
Mrs. Leonard Alpern.
proceeds from the dance will
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16
TRUSTEES TO MEET

RALEIGH, Oct. Is. -[P)- The
Roanoke Island Historical associa-
lions board of trustees will meet
mere tomorrow to consider bust
ness matters related to the annual
production of the Lost Colony and
also to seek a new general man
ager for the historical drama.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16
Catlett P-TA
To Meet Tuesday

The Washington Catlett P-TA
will meet Tuesday afternoon al
2:30 o'clock in the school audi.
forum.
All parents are invited to at
tend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16

Mrs. E. Phil Wright, publicity !;
Mrs. George Sloan, historian.
Those having children in
school for the first time were
welcomed and upon adjourna-
ment a social hour was enjoyed
in the school cafeteria.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16

The Sinto religion, ancient
faith of Japan, teaches that the
world is governed by an infinite
number of spirits. The chief Of
these rules the sun, and the
others govern the moon. ObaEs
and o6fSe4 aAenne1Ae.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16
MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E.. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority
Written for NFA Service

The boys in St. Paul, Mimi,
believe in getting a head start
on the promotion of their annual
tournament. The dates of Jan
80 to Feb. 2, 1913, have been
established for this event. which
will be conducted in conjunction
with the St. Paul Winter Carniv-
al. l know that quite a number
OF the eastern players will
make the trip to this tourna-
ment, as those of us who went
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-16

Dial 2-3311 For Newspaper Service
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-15
Tass' napadla
oznacbo pariske kon-
ference "a 'evropsko'

MOSKVA, 13. julija-Sovjet-
ska agencija Tass je v enem po-
rocilu liz Pariza v zvezi S konfe-
renco o Marshallovem nacrtu "a
Evropo, napadla oznacbo te kon-
ference "a "evropsko" in pou-
darila, da Sc je cd 16 drzav, XII
so sc konference udelezile, le po-
lovica udelezile vojne proti ma.
cisticni Nemciji.
Sovjetski casopisi so posvetili
lie malo pozornosti otvoritvi pa
riske konference. Tass je " svo-
jem porocilu izrazila dvom, da
DO konferenca uspesna.
Uradni casopis sovjetske VIA
de 'Izvestije' pa je napadel v
lenem clanku "amerisko ekonom-
sko prodiranje v svedsko. "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-15
|PAPEZ PHI XII DOBI
CADILLAC AVTOMOBII.
II ZEDINJENIH DRzAV

PASSAIC, N. j., II. julia. -
Pred par dnevi je sla skozi to
mesto ma poti v Jersey City po-
siljka, sestojeca il avtomobila
Cadillac, XII je imela oznacbo:
''Papez PHI XII, Vatikan, via
Neapel.'
Uradniki General Motors Co.
MISC hoteli reci, dali gre avto-
mobil v Vatikan kot darilo ali
je bill kupljen, povedali pa so,
da je obicajnega tipa, XII Sc pro-
daja po $4,000.
Ljudje, XII so avtomobil vide
Ii, pa rekli, da je njegova no.
tranjseina obrobljena kro-
MON, zlatom in orehovino. "a
daj ina samo en- sedez, ma eni
strani radio, ma drugi pa police
"a papir.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-15
|Gr$ka vlada poroGa o novi
''invaziiski sili'' IL Atlantic
BOlnica t0zena radi
srnrti dveh OtrOk

Il Massillona, Ohio. Sc poro-
ca, da bodo starsi dveh otrok,
XII sta bila nedavno najdena
mrtva v tamkajsnji mestni boil
nici, vIozili proti bolnici tozbo
"a 100000 odskodnine. oh a
otroka sta bila ocividno umorje-
ma. Oblasti do danes Sc MISC do
gnale, kdo je zlocin izvrsil.
V tozbi DO receno, da je bila
malomarnost bolniske uprave
odgovorna "a smrt otrok, kakor
tudi "a to, da zlocin nj bill raz-
vOZlan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-15
HUDA PREROKOVANJA
PAPIGE BILLIE 80.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, II. ju-
LIZA. - Ike Walston je lastnik
pesimisticne papige, po imenu
Billie, XII venomer ponavlja:
"Dezela bo sla k hudicu :"
Sosedi so Sc pritozili ma poll
ciji in diva policaja, George
Plost in Louis Davidson, sta
obiskala papigo in imela z MO
bolj natancen pogovor glede "a
lostne usode dezele. Opozorila
sta papigo, maj DO pridna in maj
ne razgraja, ces, da jo bosta
spravila "pod kljuc'.
Papiga sc je globoko zamisli-
la, potem pa rekla "Okay, boys
in res umolknila.
Men gospodar Walton je IL
javil, da je papigo nekaj casa
drzal v kleti, da pa je MEN glas
bill Sc bolj "globoko" donec. Vse-
kakor pa, pravi Walton, ne vidi
razloga, zakaj ne bi papiga uzi-
vala svobode govora, XII j je po
ustavi zajamcena.
Ko sta Sc policaja ma pragu
Sc enkrat ozrla ma papigo Bill
lie, jima je rekla slovo: Good
by, boys - dezela DO sla k hu-
dicu!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-15

sledimo pravi pot. Ia reakcija
je razumljiva. Res je, da so vsi
napori, da Sc Evropo postavi ma
lastne noge doslej bill omejeni
lie ma resevanje serije kriz, XII so
imele nepovezani znacaj. Res je,
da sc mimi nj doseglo vse ellie,
"a katere sc je upalo, da bodo
dosezeni."
Marshall je pristavil, da Sc
sedaj lahko ugotovi hplj natan-
cne potrebe, katerim je treba
zadostiti in wire, IL katerih DO
ia pomoc prisla. "Poleg tega pa
je potreba "a oprezno koordini-
rano Evropo ma splosno pripo-
znana," je izjavil drzavni tajnik.
Dvostranska zunanja politika
izbrisala razlike
Pri koncu svojega govora je
Marshall naslovil direkten APPEL
ma governerje, katere je opozo-
ril, da bo njih pomocjo vlada
mogla najti nacin "a akcijo, XII
je "v polnem soglasju z nasimi
drzavnimi interest, obenem pa
upostevajo neprecenjene intere-
sc, XII jih dezela ina pri ohra.
nitvi evropske civilizacije."
Governerji so ocitno soglasa-
Ii z Marshallom. Ohijski COVER.
ner Thomas ]. Herbert (republi.
kanec), je izjavil casnikarjem
da je dvostranska zunanja poll.
tika izkljucila vse mednarodne
zadeve, kar Sc tide prihodni
predsedniske kampanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-15
Pokojni Joseph Dojeie

Pokojni Joseph Dojcic je bill
donna il sela Bosiljevo ma Hr-
vatskem, odkoder je prisel v
Ameriko pred 35 lett. Tukaj "a
pusca necakinjo Frances Brezar
ma 1857 E. "a St., pri kateri je
stanoval zadnjih 10 let. Pogreb
Sc bo vrsil v sredo zjutraj oh 9.
uri il Zakrajskovega pogrebne-
ga zavoda v cerkev sv. Gregori-
ia ma Superior Ave. in E. Sc ST..
ter nato ma pokopalisce Calvary.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-15

STOCKTON, Cal., II. julija-
Ada Bay Bradley Sc je porocila
s svojim prvim mozem, ko je BIZ
la samo IL let stara. Deklica je
bila vitka brunetka in zrela "a
svojo starost.
Danes, ko steje 16 let, pa je
matt in imela je v teku zadnjih
stirih let enako stevilo MOI. Po-
licija jo sedaj isce, ker je obto-
zena bigamije.
Njena matt, Mrs. Edith Spin
ing, XII je zaposlena kot delavka
v nekem sadovnjaku, je tudi OBJ
tozena bigamije, ker je dvakrat
podpisala istine, s katerimi je
privolila, da je hcerka stopila v
bigamicen zakon. Matt je obla-
stim rekla, da je to storila, ker
je hcerko "navzlic vsem njenim
zmotam ljubila."
"Ona je moi edini otrok," je
rekla Mrs. Spinning danes, ko Sc
| je prostovoljno javila policiji
"Vedela sem, da Sc je v stvari
strasno zamotala, in vedela sem
da nisem storila prav, ampak
nisem 81 mogla pomagati, ke,
sem 10 proved ljubila. Z
Distriktnemu praydniku Ches'
tier Watsonu jerekla, do je hcer.
ki veckrat grozila, do 10 bo ia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-15
Sc je porocila v starosti II let; ina OBJ
star0sti 16 let ze Stiri m0ze in OtrOka

villa mladinskemu sodiscu, da pa
njene groznje MISC mic zalegle." {"
l4-letna deklica je
p0stala matt
BOSTON, IA. julia Vceraj
je 14-letna Mrs. Shirley Mitchell
porodila hcerko. Men MOI je
tudi samo IA let star. Dvojica je
porocena mad leto dni.
Ko DO "ponosni oce" prisel v
porodnisnico, da vidi dodatek k
svoji druzini, DO ravno dovolj
star, da mu bo dovoljen vstop.
Obiskovalci v porodnisnice mo-
rajo biti namrec najmanj II let
start.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-15

mi treba zakrivati dejstvo,
da Sc nasa dezela nahaja pred
odlocilnimi vprasanji pri svojih
odnosajih s tradicionalnimi pri-
jateljskimi drzavami starega
sveta."
Marshall je pozval governerje,
maj podprejo njegov ekonomski
nacrt "a obnovo Evrope. V svo-
jem govoru nj omenil Rusijo po
imenu, toda izjavil je, da mora
jo Zedinjene drzave ''zavrsiti ma
logo" pri pomoei, da Sc evropske
drzave zopet postavijo ma last
ne noge ali pa sc pomiriti z dej-
stvom, ida sc bodo Wade teh
drzav obrnile proc cd principov
demokracije."
Marshall nj Omenil nicesar
" Zvezi POrurJem
Drzavni tajnik je rekel, da
mnogi smatrajo, da so prejsnji
napori, da Sc pomaga Evropi bill
lie "obedi," XII pa MISC imeli pol
mega ucinka.
V zvezi predlogi "a Nemci-
jo nj Marshall podal nobenih
izjav. Ma tel tocki je Rusija bila
zelo kriticna. Ruski delegate SO
svarili, da bo vkljueenju Porurja
" zapadni ekonomski biloxi po-
menilo krsitev sporazunna, XII je
bill sklenjen v Potsdamu. -
Marshall je izjavil, da so mno.
|gi v dvomu glede poti, katerc
bi morale Zedinjene drzave "a.
vzeti.
''Ti ljudje 50 v dvomih, da Il
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-15
OKkUTNO DVOJICO
ZADELA TEZKA KAZEN

GRANTS PASS, Ore, IA. juli-
ja-Na maksimalni zapor 20 let
sta bila danes obsojena Hugh
Gilreath in Mrs. Lucille Medlin,
XII sta hudo pretepla in zapustila
dve-letno hcerko Mrs: Medlino-
We. Pred sodnijo sta Sc izgovar-
jala, da sta to storila, "ker jima
lie bila obilica otrok v nadlego." "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-15
DO1llace vesti
Eva ga je zapustila

Henry Einzember, star AZ let,
XII stanuje ma 2157 w. 62 St., je
vceraj vlozil tozbo "a 100000
proti 31-letnemu Theodorju
Gandi, delavcu v jeklarni, ker
ga je njegova zena Eva, stara
81 let, zapustila in po dobljeni
razporoki porocila Gando. V
tozbi je receno, da je "a toliko
oskodovan radi izgube zenine
"druzbe in ljubezni." Gandi in
njegova Eva stanujeta ma 13201
Liberty Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-15

Konferenca Sc je pricela z or
ganiziranjem malega izvrsnega
odbora, XII DO vodil program "a
ekonomsko obnovo. Skandinav-
ske in ostale male drzave so da-
lie vedeti, da ne bodo dovolile
nobenega ukazovanja S strani
velikih sill.
Anglia in Francija sta odo-
brill program "a pospesevanje
ekonomske obnove, po katerem
DO zajamcena neodvisnost ma
lih draw. Sporazumi so bill do
sezeni tako hitro, da sc prica-
kuje zakljucka konference ze
jutri.
Tudi drzave v vzh0dni
Evropi ma delu
Drzave vzhodne Europe, XII so
odklonile povabilo "a sodelova-
ME v zvezi z Marshallovim ma
crtom, jacajo svoje lastne eko-
nomske zveze, kar sc v nekate-
rih krogih smatra "a proti-ofen-
zivo, XII je naperjena proti ma
crtu, katerem Sc razmotriva
v Parizu.
Sklenjeni so bill sporazumi
med Ceskoslovasko in Poljsko,
Bolgarijo in Rusijo, Cehoslo-
vasko in Rusijo in med svico
ter rusko okupacijsko zono
Nemcije.
Snoci je bill ma konferenci do
sezen sporazum, da Sc ustvari
kooperacijski odbor vseh 16 dr.
zav, XII so Sc konference udele-
zile. Ustanovljen je tudi majhen
izvrsni odbor, XII DO vodil koope-
racijski odbor pri njegovem
dnevnem poslovanju. Nadalje so
ustvarjeni stirje tehnicni pod
odbori - "a hrano in poljedel-
stvo, premog in pogonsko silo,
zelezo in jeklo in "a transport.
Sklenjeno je tudi, da DO usta-
novljena tesna zveza Zdruze-
mimi narodi, da Sc tako prepre-
ci ponavljanje programa "a OBJ
novo in obenem sc bo dalo JAM
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-15
TITUS SE SIRI v RIMU

RIM, IA. julia. - Urad "a
javno zdravje je danes opozoril
prebivalce Rima, maj prekuhajo
vodo in mleko in maj ne jedo
sladoled, ker so Sc pojavili 900
slueajev tifusnega obolenja. Vec
oseb je umr1o v predmestjih in
verjetno je, da Sc bo epidemija
razSirila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-15
Poskodovani v koliziii

V tunelu, XII vodi v podkrovje
velikega mostu preko reke Guy
ahoga med w. 9 St. in w. rs
St. sta vceraj trcila diva vozova
ulicne zeleznice. Pri tenn je 18
moskih in zensk dobila lahke po-
skodbe, mad 200 pa je bilo pre-
tresenih. Promet ma progi je bill
ustavljen skoro pol ure.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-15
Film Ivan grozni"

Film Ivan grozni" s:
Prosli teden sc je kazalo v
Lower Mall gledaliscu velezani-
miv sovjetski film 'Ivan groz-
nj" XII je zivljenjepis carja Iva
ma ~. Radi velikega zanimanja,
XII prevladuje "a ia film, Sc ga
DO kazalo Sc ia teden. Film je
dirigiral in produciral umetnik
Sergei Eisenstein. Lower Mall
gledalisce Sc nahaja ma Superior
Ave. in r. 3 ST., nasproti glavne
knjiznice. III
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-15
POMOzNI VOJNI TANK
PETERSON RESIGNIRAL

WASHINGTON, IA. julia. -
Howard c. Peterson je danes
podal ostavko ma svojemu polo
zaju pomoznega vojnega tajni-
ka. Ostavko je podal vsled dru-
zinskih razlogov. Predsednik
Truman je sprejel ostavko z "is-
krenim obzalovanjem."