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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14
INTER AMERICAN
MEET SET FRIDAY
Cuban Official To Push
For Consideration OF
Economic Questions

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, Aug.
10 - U.H - DR.. Guillermo Belt,
Cuban Ambassador to the United
States, said today that no contin-
entail defense treaty could be
complete without a "Clear defini-
ton Of economic threats" ard in
dictated that he would press for
consideration of economic questions
during the Inter-American con-
ference opening here Friday.
Although the conference has
been called exclusively to draw a
formal continental defense treaty
and no provisions had been made
thus far to take up economic ques-
tons, d.. Belt said: Il consider
economic threats as dangerous as
any threat of war or rupture OF
diplomatic relations"
Argentine foreign minister Juan
A. Bramuglia said that if economic
problems are brought before the
conference, Argentina would ask
for a separate Inter-American
economic conference.
Argentina would ask that all
conference decisions here should
be by unanimous vote, $50 that
there may be coincidence between
See ~INTER-AMERICAN On Page 2
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Newt Charges Exchanged
By Dutch, %Indonesians
2O2 Truce Viola|t n 8
Charged By Javanese
In Broadcast

BATAVIA, Java, Aug. 13-O.D-
The Indonesians and the Dutch ex-
changed new charges Of truce
violations today and Dutch in
formants admitted that paratroop'
ers, operating as infantry, hao
taken over the important wes'
Java town Of Tasikmalaja Mon
day in consolidating" territory
under Netherlands control.
An Indonesian ccmmunlque
broadcast from Jogjakarta alleged
2O2 truce violations since the Unit
ed Nations cease fire order went
into effect at midnight August 4.
The communique said Dutch
planes had flown over republican
territory 1o1 times, that eight ali
attacks had been made against
Republican cities, that Repubil
can positions had been shened y
times by land batteries and l!
times by Yarship batteries are
the Dutch had made Is land at
tacks, carried out 20 local military
operations and extended their ter
ritory in q areas.
The Republicans said the Dutch
for three days had been Smelling
the area south of Soekaboemi II
far western Java and reported .
duel between 1ndonesian anc
Dutch artillery in the Soerabaya
| areas Of eastern Java.
Republican Vice Premier A. X
CAM, who is here, said he woulc
cable full details of alleged Outer
truce violations to former Premier
Sultan Sjahrir in New York fo1
- -, 1vvan1E n. d. T-,.
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And So To Bed

Readers of this column know
that when they are in Wash
ington it is a fine old family
custom to try and get an APP
pointn.ent with a Congress-
man to discuss something with
him.
Congressman Charles B.
Deane of the 9Th District and
his family are spending ten
days at a beach near South
port. Tuesday the Congress-
man went to town and called
on Bill Keziah. Bill was out
to lunch and the door was lock-
ed. The congressman scrubbed
a note and left it under the
door before going around to
ask aid of a friend.
Late that afternoon Cashier
Prince O'Brien of the bank
contacted Bill in behalf of the
Congressman and said: "COn-
gresham Deane wants an -.
pointment to see you tomor.
row at ten o'clock to discuss
going fishing"
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COMMANDER SNEAD
TO ATTEND MONROE
CELEBRATION TODAY

e. G. snsad, state commander
Of the Veterans Of Foreign Wars,
will represent the State VIEW
chapter today in the VI Day cele-
bration being sponsored jointly by
the VFW and American Legion,
at Monroe, 1t was announced yes
terday.
Snead will travel to Southern
Pines this afternoon for the victory
celebration Of the Moore county
veterans.
Senator William B. Umstead will
be the principal speaker and will
talk, along with several other high
ranking Army OFFICERS from Fort
Bragg.
The famed 82nd Airborne divi-
sion will parade during the after
noon.
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In
Fathers Car
Judge Chester Morris Con.
, tinues Case Until Sep
TENDER Term
BY ROY COOK
Star Staff CORRESPONDENT

~0~
LUMBERTON, Aug. 10 - Mrs.
Mary Edna Currin Miller collapsed
this morning into a coma a few
minutes before her trial on a
charge that she hired a Negro
farm hand to kill her husband,
David Miller, and Judge Chester
O. Morris, after consulting with
and on the advice Of physicians,
postponed the case until the Sep
TENDER term Of Robson county
Superior Court.
The. pretty "a year-old mother
Of two children was stricken In
her parents car as the vehicle
vas parked near the rear entrance
to the ciunty courthouse.
Judge Chester O. Morris was
notified and Immediately in
structed physicians to be summon
ed for an examination Of Mrs.
Miller. DR.. John Knox and DR.. r.
B. McGrath arrived a short time
later and went to the car where
Mrs. Miller was lying on the
back seat.
After talking with Mrs. Millcr's
husband and other members OF
the family the physicians went
into the court room to confer with
Judge Morris. The Judge ordered
the young woman to the hospital
for further examination.
While the Miller children, Pa
tricia, 6, and Sonny Boy, 4, play
ed on the courthouse lawn under
to watcful eye Of a member OF
the family, Allan Currin, father if
the stricken woman, drove the
See MILLER On Page Two
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BOs0ms Bring
Bushes To Bashful

PARIS, Aug. 10. - W.H - Con-
sentative Worth's, whose dresses
haven't caused a raised eyebrow
in the 70 years since the house
opened its doors, rocked the fash
ion world this week with a new col
lection featuring seemingly bare
bosoms and transparent skirts.
Beautiful love affair."" a sump-
uous evening gown of tulle and lace
over a strapless sheath of pale
yellow, gave a startling effect of
baroness to its wearer's torso.
Actually, her bosom was we'll
covered - with flesh-pink chiffon
- and so was her face - by a
manti1la of black tulle, possibly
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14
British Loan Agreement Talks
Slated At Washington Monday;
Trial Of Mrs. Miller Is Postponed
Eady To Head
-
English Group
- ~
Delegation Will Attempt
To Obtain Relaxation
OF Terms

LONDON, Thursday, Aug. IA. -
Prime Minister Clement r.
Attlee and Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer Hugh Dalton may fly to
Washington soon to seek financial
first aid for Britain's economic ills,
the Daily Express reported today.
The Express story, based on
"Whitehall reports" said that the
British leaders would seek assist
ance to carry their nation over the
interval between the exhaustion Of
the $3.50, 900, 900 U. S. loan and
the start of economic aid under
the Marshall plan.
The emergency powers bill, Civ
ing Attlee's government unprece-
denied peacetime power over the
lives of British citizens, became
law yesterday, when it was approx
ed by the House of Lords and sign.
ed by King George vi.
The House of Lords indicated ito
basic distrust of the measure by
appointing itself a legislative
watchdog to supervise the labor
cabinets use of the new extraordi-
nary powers.
Under the new law, the cabinet
can direct labor and industry, fix
living standards, and generally act
as the supreme national authority
without consulting parliament.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. -U.H-
American and British officials will
open ''top level'' talks here Mon
day on revising some sections Of
the S., 75o, 600, 900 British loan agree
ment to ease Britain's dollar short
age, Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder said today.
A 12-man British delegation head
ed by Sir Wilfrid Eady, second
Secretary of the British Treasury,
will try to obtain relaxation of the
loans terms to give Britain mora
dollars to buy American goods.
Britaih's financial plight forced
it to withdraw another $3.50, 600, 600
on the loan today, leaving only
$3.50, 600, 900 of the original sum.
Prime Minister Clement Attlee il
fearful that the rest will be gone
by October unless drastic conser-
walton steps are taken.
Snyder told a news conference
that as far as he knew the British
would confine their talks to the
loan agreement, although 1--WE will
See BRITISH LOAN On Page Two
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Blonde Bandit Leader
Br00ds Over Her Fate

with two men who lived with her.
and who allegedly carried out her
crime plans after she gave them
the morphine needle to bolster
their nerves.
District Attorney Luther Naples
was preparing charges to be filed
in Gulfport, the Harrison county
seat, against Mrs. Crabtree and
Noahson B. Walters, "a. The third
member of the robbery ring.
AWOL Soldier John Robert Tall,
already has been charged with the
murder of a Biloxi driven owner
who resisted a holdup.
It was learned that M~arieretta
See BLONDE BANDIT on Page 2
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BILOXI, Miss, Aug. 13-U.D-A
blonde strip-teaser who formerly
entertained Alaskan sourdoughs
but came south to mastermlnd a
bandit ring on the side screamed
imprecations at would-be inter-
viewers today and fell into silent
brooding on her prospective tate.
Marjeretta Gray Crabtree,
only % now but a nightclub girl
since the age Of IS, said she was
g. - tired'' of answering news
papermen's questions about her
past and present.
But most of the facts had been
gathered on her checkered history
v,-.ing in her arrest along
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14

designed to conceal the bushes Of
the bashful.
Another dress, called poker"
had a fl~oor-length lace skirt, but
the petticoat underneath came only
to the knee.
"You couldn't play poker in that
one fashion writer commented.
You'd. give too much away"
"Great love-" another formal
creation, featured a jacket cape Of
silver fox, hooded like an eskimo's
parka. The dress underneath was
of black velvet with a low, round
neckline, decorated with white
See BARE BOSOMS On Page Tw'
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Prosecution Slated
For Those Who Keep
P.ueo sove Levels

@,MN aI:H Sur. Il. -MD
e1%1M ',1xesat, director of
80 departments anti
subdivision, said tonight that
IMPOSSIBLE, the government plans
to prosecute anyone - labor
unions and big business includ-
ed - it believes guilty of con-
spring to keep prices high.
Sonnett's antitrust division
has been ordered to make an
investigation of the food, cloth
ing and housing industries to
see if there has been any price,
fixing in violation Of the anti
trust laws.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14
BY LEROY KELLER
United Press staff Correspondent
World Copyright, .1947, by The
United Press

VOIAu NOpyIASnt, 4o4S, Wy AAo
United Press
PRETORIA, South Africa, Aug.
13-W.H-Field Marshall Jan Chris
tiaan Smuts, 75-year-old Prime
minister of the Union of South
Africa, said today that the veto
will wreck the United Nations.
Western civilization, he de-
clared, will be saved by Americas
offer to assist Europe rehabilitate
its shattered economy.
THE Marshall plan can not fail
1t will not fall" SHUTS asserted
with deep conviction. "Otherwise,
the world fails, and we enter an
other dark period"
The soldier-statesman, n OF
the trainers of the UN charter at
San Francisco, compared the
world organizations beginning with
the launching of a ship in fair
seas-only to be wrecked upon a
rock.
"That rock is the veto," SHUTS
said.
The Prime Minister received
this correspondent in his huge Of
flee in the union building, Shuts
gestures and words made it clear
that he was deeply disturbed by
the present tendency of the world
to divide into eastern and western
blocs.
"The misfortune is that the Sow
See PRIME MINISTER on Page
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Prime Minister Smuts Declares
Veto Will Cause UN Wrecka9e
Plan "Can Not
Jail It Will Not
Fail" He Says

Editors Note: Prime Minis
ter Jan Christian SHUTS of the
Union of South Africa Cancelled
several important appoint
ments to receive United Press
staff correspondent Leroy Kel-
Ter. In an hour-long interview,
the South African elder states
man explained his views on
world affairs, and the part
which his rich nation will play
} in them.)
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The Weather
FORECAST:

FORECASTS:
south Carolina Partly cloudy to
souoy with widely scattered thunder
SlG"f,S Thursday; slightly warmer.
l,H,or(A Carolina-Partly cloudy with
awe ch~nge in temperatures Thurs
o widely scattered thundershoWers
DoH west and south portions in after
Eastern Standard Time)
tBv U. S. Weather Bureau)
s, .dieleoLological data for the "a hours
N""8 $50 p. m. yesterday.
TEMPERATURES
=; ~ a. m. "a: TO a. m. rs; l 80 p. m.
~ p m. 30: Maximum 80; Mini
''1Nl 49, Mean 80; Normal rs.
HUMIDITY
a. 'eo a. m. IS; 1870 a. m. "a; 1:3C p. m.
~ 80 ., m. "a.
PRECIPITATION
n total for "a hours ending 7:30 .. m.
Lota' since the first of the month 1.18
TIDES FOR TODAY
/, ION he Tide Tables published by
~ Ccast and Geodetic Survey.
vi,. HIGH LOW
'NNNlSton $3.50 7:37 am. 2:39 am.
Mae. 1922 pm. 2:44 pm.
"'Sohnoro Inlet $50 am. 11:4z am.
sn 6:04 PM. 11:50 pm.
r3nHafise s:a3; Sunset 700; Moonrise
''o; Moonset 6:osp.
wore WEATHER On Page Two
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See DECISIVE BATTLE On Page {
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See BRITISH LOAN On Page Two
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See AsHEvILLE On Page Two
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See PRIME MINISTER on Page
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-27

ka omega sveta, Q katerem sicer
nj vedel nicesar dolocne-
ga, Jill je drzala kakor vpreze-
ne v jarem. Svet eustev, DOM
new in navad Jim je zacel le-
gait ma mozgane, in molk, XII je
.nastal, je bill posledica cudne ne
gotovosti -.
Jank je cakal z zapisnikom.
Dvorniku je postalo Re nepri-
.jetno, cato je prvi spregovoril:
"Nekaj moramo storiti, ker
nam sveti Peter ne pomaga. Po-
stava je p~ostava. Vsaj streho
moramo dati popraviti, ker je
skoda zgradb. Kaj mislite q
Pc kratkem, toda re ne vet
take hudem prerekanju so skle.
Mill, da Sc "a silo pokrijejo ir
popravijo strehe, da vsaj notel
ne bo teklo, glavno popravile
pa mai Sc odlozi, da DO tudi no
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-27

Re zdaj ina Jamnica najvisjo
novice vsej okolici. Ali maj
kmetje res propademo? Kaj nam
bodo rekli davkoplacevalci?
Kdaj DO neki konec teh novota-
rij? Vcasih je bilo mnogo bolje
ma svetu, ko Sc nj bilo toliko SOL"
so vzkliknili vse vprek najzakrk-
njenejsi odborniki kakor Kup-
lien, Pernjak in Sc nekateri.
CLAM solskega odbora so sra
mezljivo molcali, molcal je tudi
Munk. Ker je sam incl sina uci-
telja, mu je bio sploh tezko 60
WORTH, razen tega je bill soil pri-
jaznejsi kakor vecina njegovih
tovarisev. Cutil je, da pocivajo
ma MEM nezaupljivi pogledi ME
govih lastnih pristasev. Ceprav
nj bill vec davkoplacevalec, Sc no.
viii izdatkov tudi on nj veselil.
Razburjeni glasovi Sc Sc MISC
polegli, ko je tudi on skocil po-
konci:
"Sola lie sola in mora biti. Tu-
di moi sin je ucitelj. Toda zajec
tici "a nekim drugim grmom.
Zakaj je pa toliko otrok - kar
naenkrat nv Jamnici sto pet
deset, ali kakor pravi gospod
ucitelj, re skoraj dive sto Solo
obveznih otrok. Moi Bog, kan
bono pa prisli, ako DO slo tako
dale? Dokler je Jamnica bila
Sc kmetska, tega nj bilo, zadosto-
val lie cello en- sam razred. In VEN
dar .je stevilo gruntov V Jamnici
vedno enako, odkar pomnimo,
Ali Sc spomlnjate, ola bl pr mas
KIDD napravil, izkrcil in skopa]
nov grunt? Mice Sc tega ne spo'
NINA. Vsega tega so krive bate
XII rastejo kakor gobe pc dezju
In teh bajtah Sc kvotijo VS.:
ii odvecni otroci. Temu Sc nj ire
ba Guditi, sal ljudje, XII prebi'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-27

HAPPIEST COUPLE IN IOWA . Mr.. and Mrs. Frank seuman,
Newton, Iowa, who were selected Al the "Happiest Married Couple in
Iowa" in connection with the Iowa Centennial. They are shown while
III Honolulu on their Clipper honeymoon" where tho friendly repre-
sentatives of Iowa made friends with the hospitable races Of Hawaii.
The contest won BY the SelInans aroused interest In every section Of
Iowa, with thousands of couples entered by their neighbors and friends.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-27
(NadaljeUanje)

Ceprav Jank nj bill govornik
in tudi drugace nj incl daru pre-
pricevalnosti, Sc je vendar z vso
vnemo lotil posla ter je zacel do
kazovati potrebo novega RARE
da. BESIDE SO mu kar vrele liz
ust in poznalo Sc mu je, da mu
je stvar pri srcu. z neverjetno
spretnostjo je popisoval razmere
Soil in &c bi vecina obcinskih
MOI sole ne sovrazila, hi jih bill
gotovo ganil, tako prisrcno je
znal opisati nuke solskih otrok
v prenapolnjenih prostorih ter
tezave in neuspehe uciteljstva
pri TAKEN pouku. Trdil je, da Sc
v takih razmerah otroci ne mo-
rejo kaj prida %nauciti, da veliko
otrok sploh ne prihaja V Solo, da
jih uprava niti ne more siliti,
ker je sola prav "a prav vesela,
&c jih nj blizu. Namesto da bi
sola bila ponos obcine, Jamnice,
je pravo leglo raznih bolezni.
Koncal je S ~trditvijo, da tako ne
more til dale in da pod takimi
pogoji ne DO ostal noben ucitelj
v Jamnici; bolje bi bio, da Sc
Sofa sploh zapre.
Uspeh njegovega govora je bila
precej dolga, tina zadrega, XII Sc
.je brala ma vseh obrazih in XII jo
je koncal Pernjak z dolgim, vzdi-
hui podobnim vprasanjem:
neko priblizno vsoto, XII je INA.
"Koliko DO pa ia spas veljal?'
Naducitelj Jank je imenova.
sala morda komaj desetino do.
bicka, katerega je druzba "Pod'
juna" z enim samim podpisom
pogodbe z Munki vtaknila v Yep
toda vsota je v obcinskem svetr
vzbudila vihar ogorcenja in stra
hui.
"Kaj, KIDD DO pa to placal. -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-27

~ A>NAS A~ SASN 80 AAAN
ga olajsalo. z izjemo Kovsa so
bill vsi odborniki kmetje, a cello
Kovs je bill S tretjino svojega
boja "a vsakdanji kruh navezan
ma zemljo. Dobro Sc je zavedal,
da hi moral zdaj on povzdigniti
glas "a obrambo bait, toda te-
mu Sc je uprlo v MEM neko
mocno custvo in trajalo je pre-
cej dolgo, preden je mogel de-
jati:
cali so res same bate krive
vsega tega? In &c so, sal so v
Min vecinoma kmecki otroci, XII
nimajo til kan drugam. Otrok
pa je tudi pc kmeckih hisah do
wolf. Je pac tako ..."'
Mogoce so kmetje il delavce-
viii ust pricakovali ostrejsih be-
sed, ker jih pa nj bio, SO Sc po-
cast pomirjali, vendar so Sc ved-
no letele n%eprijazne besede ma
racun Sole, drzave in vse tie dra-
gocene in neprijetne navlake, S
katero Sc MISC mogli sprijazni-
ii, ceprav so re rodovi in rodo-
vi Min krvi ziveli sredi ME. 10
so 81 izpraznili zolc proti brez-
obzirno nastopajoci dobi druz-
benega razkroja, XII je tuka
pred mimi v obliki tretjega SOL
skcga razreda rezala vanje, so
drug "a drugim obmolknili.
Vprasanje tretjega razreda pa
je bio Sc vedno nereseno. Mad
ucitelj Jank sicer nj bill clovek,
XII hi znal ljudi okrog prstov ma
vijati, toda danes Sc mu lie to
posrecilo. Da hi Re prenehalo
neprijetno jezikanje ma racun
Sole pa tudi ma njegov racun, je
nitro predlagal, da S tenn, ako
sc obcina- odloci "a nov razred,
tega Sc ne DO treba koj odpreti,
ker DO potrebno Sc veliko dru-
9Th administrative priprav,
pisarij in tako dale. Najbrz Sc
DO razred odprl sele cez leto ali
dive.
"Torej ste vsi "a to je vpra-
Sal zupan Straznik.
Odgovoril mu je zbor mrmra-
joeih, pol, neodlocnih, pol pritr-
jujocih glasov. S tenn je jam
MICA dobila svoj tretji razred
ljudske Sole.
Medtem Sc je zunaj Sc boil
stemnilo in ceprav je bio sele
poldne, je bill dan podoben vece-
ru. Patagonia je zacelo dezeva-
ii in okna SO Sc pokrila S polze-
cimi deznimi kapljami. v sobi
je postalo Sc neprijazneje. Oh
cinski odborniki so grdo gledali
skozi okna in Sc priceli glasno
jeziti ma vreme. Jesen je bila
Sc zgodnja in malone vsi jesen-
ski pridelki so bill Sc ma njivah,
ozimina pa Sc ne zemlji.
Zavoljo splosnega nerazpolo-
zenja obcinski MOI je bila pri-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-27

VdJo DdJtan, tuul nlmaJO KaJ
drugega delati. Kdo zivi v
Min? Koruzniki, razne dobrot-
nice in izgubljenci, XII pref ali
slej padejo obcini v breme. To
je javna nadloga. Tega je
najvec v Drajni. Poglejte Same
tisto globaco oh cesti. Same ba-
jta pri bajti in okrog vsake je
kar crno otrocjih dros. Najvec
nezakonskih otrok je il Drajne.
Vsega tega so krivi tisti kmetje,
XII gradijo bate, XII dajejo svet,
da Sc ~postavijo move bate. Po-
gillette, ali MISC V zadnjih treh
letih v Drajni zrastle tri move
bate? In KIDD je with? Ne kaki
preuzitkarji, niti ne domacini,
ampak neki tujci il spodnjih
krajev, ljudje, XII delajo ma full
nah. Eden izmed teh ina menda
osem otrok, drugi pet. To je vse
cd drobljenja gruntov, kmetske
zemlje. Vecina otrok je il ORA
jne, Jamnica, ii pa zidaj move
Sole, placuj novice. Poglejte, to
je zlo, k razjeda kmecki stan in
XII mas vse skupaj ugonablja."
Podoba je bila, da so besede
starega izkusenega Munka po-
tegnile "a seboj yes obcinski
svet. Vecini je govoril il srca,
lie Kovs Sc je kislo namrdnil, ko
je Munk zacel udrihati pc bajtah
in pc Drajni. Toda kakor Munku,
XII je S svojimi drobnimi, sivimi
ocmi gledal pc omizju, Sc je zde-
10 tudi drugim obcinskim mo-
zem, da je vse to, kar so pravkar
slisali, sicer COLA resnica, a da
je BOZ proti bajtarskemu zlu po-
doben boju z zmajem, Xxi ina
devetero CLAW in kateremu cd
vsake odsekance zrastejo tri no.
We. Res je bio, da je blizina fuzin
privabljala tudi v Jamnico move
prebivalce. Vendar so Sc ba tie
najvec polnile z lastno krvjo, S
prirastkom same jamniske zem-
lie. Ker je bila ia resnica
prebolestna, so mozje iskali ma
Ella, XII hi neprijetno pekocino
omililo. In nasli so ga nitro.
Odbornik Ardev Sc je obrnil
proti somisljeniku in sorodniku
Munku in mu S pikrim glasom
oponesel:
"Zakaj vidis lie Drajno, Hoj
pa ne vidls? Ali nj Hojeva glo-
baca tudi polna bait? Poglej
samo v Podpeski kot. Bajta pri
bajti! In kaka zlot je tam do
ma? Poglejmo Dovganocevo
droso, Tehante, Kumre. Kaj no.
ces Sc vec? Nj samo DRAMA IT,
sto zlo. Tudi drugod prihaja ma
dan $50"
Munk Sc nj wee upiral in bra
nil svojega stalisca, poglavitno
je bio, a je prislo ma dan to,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-27
PRAY pOceni

sc proda STUDIO COUCH, XII
je v najboljsem stanju. Proda
Sc ker Sc potrebuje prostor.
Zglasite sc ma 953 E. rs ST.,
zgoraj, spredaj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-27
POStena zenska

dobi dober dom. Prednost ina
Slovenka ali Hrvatica v staro-
sti cd IS do 40 let. Ia naslov Sc
poizve v uradu tega lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-27
X ALI ZENSKA

let dobi dobro delo v
delikatesni trgovini, cd 6. zju-
traj do 1. pop. Zgiasite Sc pred
II. uro z%jutra ma 7O17 ST.
CLAIR AVE. Dobra plaza "a
zanesliivo delavkO.