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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-11
Now Putting Down
 Brooks Netks
Dickson Sparkles as Card Double Win Cuts Dodg-
 CT Lead 10 BIZ Games
CBy Joe REICHLER)

Associated Press Sports Writer)
 Murry Dickson, the slight right handler with the big heart is one reason the St. Lewis Cardinals are right in there lighting to retain their National League laurels.
 The gritty little curveballer, cur rently pitching the best ball of his career, was the big man in the Cards twin victory over the Pitts turgh Pirates yesterday which nov ed them to within three and half games of the front running Brook lvn Dodgers. Dickson hurled a four.hit 50 shutout in the first game and saved a St. Louis 7-5 second game victory with an ex- pert bit of relief pitching.
 Southpaw pitcher Joe Hatten and outfielder Dixie Walker com bined to lead the Dodgers to a 20 triumph over the last place Phila- celphia Phillies. Hatten limited the Phils to five hits to register his 11th victory.
 The fourth place Boston Braves staged two-out ninth inning ral- ly to come from behind and de- feat the New York Giants 7-5 in the second game of doubleheader after the Giants had won the open CT 6-2
 Clyde Mccullough eighth in ming single with the bases loaded gave the Chicago Cubs a 4-3 vic tory over the Cincinnati Reds and the series, three games to one.
 With all the runs scored in the ninth inning, the New York Yan- kees nipped the Red Sox in Boston 2-l to increase their American League lead over the second place Sex to 12l2 games.
 Bobby Teller pitched 60 vic tory over St. Louis in Cleveland as the Indians and Browns divided q double header The Browns won the second game 4-2. It was Eel iers l4th victory and his fifth shutcut. Jeff Heath's Fist home run with one on won for the Browns
 Ed Lopat pitched a seven-hitter as the Chicago White Sox dumped the Tigers 10-2 in Detroit.
 The Athletics and Washington Seq tors split 8 doubleheader at PhllaGelphia, the As winning the ertaes 3 ? and the Mats taking the ae,ead game 52.
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EMlSShnY WITH
 JEMS OF DEAD
 PRINCESS HELD

BERLIN, Aug. 1l-.R-An Ameri- can Army official said today he had arrested a woman Emissary who smuggled Princess Hermine's jewels to her son, Prince Ferdin- and Schoenaich-Carolath
 By accident, we found she still had some of the jewels belonging to Princess Hermine which she rad not turned over to the Prince, ' said o. R. Carlucci. director of the Army's Criminal Investigation De- partment.
 Carlucci said ne would ask the Russians for a report on Princess Hermine's death on grounds that underworld characters seeking the Royal jewels she possessed might have been involved Carlucci said a physician of the Kaiser's widow reported she was in apparent good health" before her death last Thursday in the Russian zone.
 The Investigator said none of the 29 pieces of jewelry, rich in precious stones, which the Prince reported missing was among the gems recovered.
 Army Agents said they still were unable to locate the missing treas ures. which Ferdinand said weie spirited from his trunk while he was living in the U. s. Sector Of Berlin. The Prince valued the lcct at S2.o00000
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SHOOTING, BANK ROBBERY MARK
 JEWISH UNREST
One Bandit Captured Car ing Loot, Pistol
 and Grenade

JERUSALEM, Aug. 1l-tR-Five youths and a girl who said I've are from the Jewish Underground" robbed small Jewish savings bank in Central Jerusalem today of sev- eral hundred dollars, which police recovered upon capturing one of the bandits.
 Four Jews and an Arab died in Tel Aviv as a result of a shooting attack On a crowded suburban res taurart last night. Ten Jews were wounded. Police said the attack CTS were Arabs.
 Hagana, the Underground Jewish defense army" asserted in com- munique:
 The hand of Hagana will reach these murderers and their helpers and they will be punished accord- ingly. We will restrain ourselves from acts which are in accordance with the will of the Multi and his consorts. Many demand that Ha- gana revenge this manslaughter, but it is our duty not to forget that many of cur enemies are in- terested in bloodshed between Jews and Arabs in Palestine"
 Four Jerusalem bank robbers and the girl escaped. The captured bandit was apprehended lugging the cash down a stairway from the bank, which was above cof- fee shop on Ben Yehuda Street. Police said he carried pistol and a grenade.
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ALASkA COAsTAL AIRLINES HAS
 BUSY WEEKEND

Alaska Coastal Airlines reported IT flights out of Juneau over Sat- urday and Sunday. calling at all regular points and many of the smaller stops.
 Passengers to Ketchikan were MT. and Mrs L. Roberts and Mrs. Omar; to Wrangell, Fred Wagner, Ben Gray and Charlie Johnson; to Petersburg, J. L. Bray, Mrs. Loy and o. s. Ornadt; to Haines, MT. and Mrs. s. Sheldon. R. w. Craig and Tom Dyer; to Skagway the Rev. Gallant. C. Everest, E. Seott and Ben Bradley
 From Juneau to Hoonah, Bob Swanson, Nina Carteeti, F. R. Nor ton and E. " Estes; to Excursion Inlet, MT. and Mrs V. Yadao and s. c. Tallant; to Tenakee, P. Carmichael, Evangeline Jack, Al DeAsis, B. DeAsis and Jim Klush- kan.
 Flying to Sitka were MT. and Mrs Tom Sanders, B. Petrfo, D. Welery, Gene Hundley, Frank Do herty, J. Woodford, Mrs. L. Hogan, O. Bergseth and H Synnessvedt; to Gustayus, L. T. Trump.
 Passengers from Juneau to Sal mon Lake and return were Nor man Banfield, Ali Monsen, s. Mac Kinnon, M. Mills and C. Har- tin; to Taku Harbor, c. Mills, R. Sayitto, G. Matson, H. Cash en, Eli Port, H. Mayo and M Miller
 Flying out of Juneau on sight seeing trips were Clair Johnson and Thomas Starr and Dr. Harold Trent; bound to Tulsequah, B. C., were George Mcleod A. Galloway Mrs. Bert Wood, H. Adams, R. Ch,istia. J. M. N,etterfield, J. Tambe and J Vetergaard. Inbound passengers to Juneau from Petersburg were Mrs. J. Glen ovich, Tom Kito, C. B. Finnegan, and J. s. Jeffrey; from Wrangell Sarah Rude; from Skagway, Ben Bradley, Ewing Scott, Rokert F Boyd and one other; from Haines Tom Dyer and one other. l Flying to Juneau from Haines were E. Estes, Al Schwandt, John Olafson, Charis Henning, R. Kin ney Mrs. George Rogers and Mrs Daniels; from Excursion Inlet, Lu- cialle Mckinley and s. Tarrant; from Tenakee, Mrs J. A. Craig Martin Johnson and Mabel Willis from Pelican, Marie Craig, Mrs. c L. Policy, Roger and Ernest Pol ley.
 ! From Chatham to Juneau, Joe Dumlao; from Gustavus, Charles B. White and G. White; from Sit ka, Frank Yurg, J. L. Brown, Jus 1 tin Wennerstrom and Bruce All mayer, Viah Dodge, Alice Morgan J. w. Webber, E. w. Huntley, R O. Hitchcock and John E. Putnam
 From Taku Lodge to Juneau Paul Miller and Freeman Egleson from Tulsequah, w. Horne, R Roddie, L. Gillies, John Linden Leslie Wakin and N Parsainen.
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CALVERT MOVIE
 E SEEN HERE

About fifty Juneauites, guests of Calvert Distillers Corporation, yes terday say that company's new motion picture, Clear to the Top shown in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel.
 The showing was arranged by B. F. Kane, representative for the K and L Distributors, Calvert wholesalers for Alaska.
 The picture outlined a message of moderation in drinking through frank presentation of the facts, demonstrating the proper place
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HENRY FORD OF
 CANADA" PASSES

Windsor, Ont, Aug. 11.-R- Wallace R. Campbell, 65, sometimes called The Henry Ford of Can ada died at his home here yes- terday after an illness of several years. He had been president of Ford Motor Co.,, of Canada, Ltd, for IT years.
 Campbell started with the com pany in 1905, one year after its founding and rose from timekeeper to president. He had served in the company branches in England, South Africa, India, Malaya, Aus tralia and New Zealand.
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AIRPORT COMMITTEE CAN'T MAKE VISIT
 TO SOUTHEA5T AREA

Rep. Evan Howell of Illinois chairman of the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Commit tee now touring Alaska, has in formed the Juneau Chamber of Commerce that his group will be unable to accept an invitation to visit Juneau.
 Howell said the schedule ot his committee was arranged ln CO., operation with the War Depart ment and is not flexible. The trip, he pointed out, was made speclfl- cally for the purpose of acquaint- ing members of the committee with th'e need for additional air ports at Anchorage and Fairbanks.
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EIONKEY BUSINESS

DETROIT. Aug. 11-lR-Patrol- man Alger Borders, 21o-pounds of animal expert, came out second lest in a day-long skirmish with small but agile monkey,
 Borders answered call Sun cay morning that the monkey, owner unknown, was cavorting in a backyard With four sacks of peanuts and a 20-foot dog snare as his weapons, Borders went forth.
 At dark, out of peanuts and with his dog snare dropping Imply, Borders retired in defeat. When last seen, the little animal was still at it's monkeyshines in the safe perch of a tree.
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DOUGLAS
 NEWS

Charles Hill of Douglas cannery crew was called home to Seattle Sunday by the sudden death of his 3-year-old son. MT Hill was for tunate to be able to board the Pan American Airways plane Sun day afternoon.
 There will be a regular meeting of the Douglas City Council this evening in the Council chambers. There are a number of items to take up, the payment of bills, regu- far business and the discussion of the bus franchise.
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Jensen. for mer residents of Douglas. now re- siding at 4529 Chower Ave, Min neapolis. Minn are the proud par ents of another baby. The new conner jcins another brother, Tom my, Jr. Mother and baby are re- ported as doing well
 Mir. and Mrs Van Vert wno have been living in the Lang
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Mail Clerk Dies
 As Trains Crash

JACKSONVILLE, Ark, Aug. II. -eR-One Missouri Pacific pas senger train plowed into the rear of another here shortly before sunrise yesterday, killing one per- son and injuring 29.
 Bead was Armin H. Emich, 50, of St. Louise, a railway mail clerk.
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ANS WORKERS HERE

Alaska Native Service workers registered at the Hotel Juneau to- day are Mrs. Rayno Johnson and son Michael, returning from trip to the outside; Viah c. Dodge, and MT. and Mrs. A. L. Eberhart from Japonski Island at Sitka.
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of liquor az a pleasant adjunc, to gracious living.
 In addition the film afforded Ia literal education on how wlais- key is made in a modern distillery. Questions from the audience were answered by Louis Lichtman, vest |ern division manager for Calvert.
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feldt house are moving this week. Captain Gildersleeve, the new own CT, is arriving soon.
 Earl Miller has been busy the past few days repairing the can vas coverings on the sheds at the cannery. The coverings were rip ped badly during the recent wind- storm.
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BOUND FOR TENAKEE

J. H. Stoneman of Portland, Ore gon. is a guest at the Hotel Juneau cn his way to Tenakee on business.
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FOR SALE

 e NEW HOME New furniture; Frigidaire . electric range, Norge refrig- . erator, living room complete, Q davenport, chair, swing rock Q CT, 2 IFS lamps, bridge lamp, . rugs, etc. One twin bed- c rccm set, one set bunk beds. Q Automatic oil heat, automat- Q ic oil hot water Basement and garage. Immediate pos Q session. Phone Black SIS.
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Empire want-acs TOT rcsuts!
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MISCELLANEOUS

AGENTS = Sell outstanding, de- pendable Swiss wrist watches, ex- pansion bracelet included, for SIP. Send for information and sample at $500 COD. Sensational value. Immediate recorders. Money back guarantee. Roseman Im- ports, 4O8 w. 14th, New York.
 652-3t.
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BEAUTY SHOP. PermanentS, etc. Violet Seaberg, Green 483.
 636-tf
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GUARANTEED Realistic Perman- ent, S7.50 Paper Curls, s1 up, Lola's Beauty Shop. Phone POI 3l5 Decker Way.
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WINTER X POND CO, Inc. Complete Photographic Supplies Developing Printing Enlarg.ng Artists Paints and Materials of
 Finest Quality
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THREE DEUCrsS length 50 it
 ready for trolling or charter work
 Call Red 353. 604-ti
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FOR SALE-Three houses and lot houses in good condition and bes. location. Inquire Trevor Davis Box 576. Juneau. 472-t
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Empire Wan,-aas Tor results!
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s450 CASH buys '37 Ford v-S Se- dan Heater, 6-ply tires, good motor. Call Green 150 tf-dh, NEW 61 hp. Kermath Marine en- zine. Phone Douglas 834, eve pings. 653-4t. 57 it. PACKER, new Gray engine has been rebuilt this winter, S12.- GOO. Phone Green 68. 653-2t. NEW 29 it. troller fully equipped fer trolling, ready to go, $1700. Phone Green 68. 653-2t. RUG, used 8.6x1O6, solid color tan cup, 1O0g5 wool. BIT w. 12th.
 653-1t. NEW DAVENO. Glass top secre- tary. Phone Red 328. 653-tf BnG, also used Win dows. Phone Green 2i3 after pm. 650-tf WASHING MACHINE. like new Call after l2 noon 406 w. Ninth
 650-4t DINE1TE SET, chrome leg ana red leather seat covers, used ? months. Call Blue 265. 649-tf MILLER RESIDENCE, PA Gold St. 5 bedroom house, furnished hn basement, 2-story with cil furnace, hot water heat ing system. New electric stove and cfrigerator. Call Mikes Place. Douglas. 649-tf lO-h.p. JOHNSON outboard. good running condition, easy starting. S95. New Remington 35 pump rifle, brand new and boxes of shells, S1i5. See Mary Joyce, Gastineau Hotel or write Box C26l. 649-6t. BRAND NEW HERRING NET Write 20 Box 2073. 649-3t BEST OFFER over $3200 takes Hunter 27 Cruiser rebuilt Ker- muth 95. As she is includes dou- hle sport gear, tools, dishes, etc. See at float 3, slip 4. Write box 1859 Phone Blue 560. 548-tf. FORREST home on Glacier High way, 10 minutes from town. Con- pletely furnished, 4 bedrooms. Call Red PA or 037, ? long, 3 short.
 645-tf , Gal. Jeep Cans now in stock. Ju- neau Welding & Machine Shop.
 645-tf HEAVY trailer suitable for log |. hauling, COP w 9th. 641.tf COLONIAL Hotel, fully furnished On 2nd St. across from Baranof Reasonably priced Phone 187.
 623-tf l ACRES Win inooern 3 room furnished house, city light, suit able for chicken ranch with breeders and incubators. Ph. 357 SHARPE RESIDENCE. corner 1Ith and c Streets. Ph Green 49l.
 629-t1 CABIN CRUISER, 26 it. by 8 it.. V-bottom, 85 h.p. Chris Craft, stove, sink, toilet and skiff, $l 500 Write box TIT, Petersburg. Alas ka. 627-tf APT. HOUSE, ten apts. Phone 428,
 618-u FOR SALE-Three houses and lot houses in good condition and bes. location. Inquire Trevor Davis Box 576, Juneau. 472-t. THREE DEUCrsS length 50 it ready for trolling or charter work Call Red 353. 604-ti LOT fl l65 it. and cabins on lot. Bargain for quick sale, cash. Phone 336 after pm. 637-tf MISCELLANEOUS AGENTS = Sell outstanding, de- pendable Swiss wrist watches, ex- pansion bracelet included, for SIP. Send for information and sample at $500 COD. Sensational value. Immediate recorders. Money back guarantee. Roseman Im- ports, 408 w. 14th, New York.
 652-3t. BEAUTY SHOP. Permanents, etc. Violet Seaberg, Green 483. 636-tf WINTER X POND CO, Inc. Complete Photographic Supplies Developing Printing - Enlarg,ng Artists Paints and Materials of
 Finest Quality
 GUARANTEED Realistic Perman- ent, $750. Paper Curls, s1 up, Lola's Beauty Shop. Phone POI
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CABIN CRUISER, 26 it. by it., V-bottom, 85 hp. Chris Craft, stove, sink, toilet and skiff, Sl 500 Write box IT, Petersburg, Alas ka. 627-tf
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LOT fl l65 it. and 5 cabins on
 lot. Bargain for quick sale, cash. Phone 336 after pm. 637-tf
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COLONIAL Hotel, fully furnished On 2nd St. across from Baranof. Reasonably priced. Phone 187.
 623-tf
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APT. HOUSE, ten apts. Phone 428.
 618-tf
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
PROTEST ROMA TUDI V ROMUNIJO

Ne Sovetski zvezi in madzarski vladi ampak tu
d romunsk vlad e bla pretek teden poana ostra pro-
estna Nj sicer prso do nobenega odprega tentata
demokracijo" ali pa do zadusenja demokracije." Ne
Protesna nota rounsk vlad csto bzneskega znacaja
navadno poslovno pismo pecaom skrbi bodocnos
munskega petroeja.
romunskem parlamentu spreeli diva nova zakona
XII nanasata podrzavlenje ndusr velikh podjet
XII vazne bodocnost romunskega naroda Evropi
kjer vrsijo podrzavlenja veliko, 81 Romunija
more dovolt uksuza da bi tenn pogedu ravnala pc
sstemu svobodnega podjetnistva kakrsnega imamo pr
Zato sledi tudi Romuna kot to pravi "duhu ca
sa in sogasno evolucijskm razvoem Evropi podrzav
liza kar pac smara da e potrebno podrzavit Posopek
csto demokratieen, paraentaren in hi moral
kega bi ud korekten Parliament spreme doticni zaon
predsednik ga podpse-pa mirna bosnia
Pc izjavah uradnika drzavnega oddelka SO amerisk
oljn interest Romuniji izea teh dveh novih zakonov
menu drzavnega oddelka pa je uradnik izav da bi ii
aerisk oni interest utegnili b vkuceni podrzavle
ME kokor Sc akoj podvzameo potrebne mere Zato
e bill porebno da ia protest pose Toda zakaj pro-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18

tesrajo Zeinjene drzave? Zarad zakonov XII delao iz
emo il oljn nteresov amerskh druzb, ali pa zaradi
konov XII poponoma notranja zadeva Romunije in XII
bill sprejeti paramentu? Amerska imovna Romunija
Sc nj konscirana in romunska vlada nj do seda podala
nobenh takSnih zjav, da o zapen brez da b
paeaa neko odskodnno Toda protest e posan Ia vsak
sluca in da ga mao Romun pri roki &c Jim bo ho-
telo spreet tud nadalne zakone katerm bo przadet
tudi tujezemni kapital
Ia zadnja nota romunski vladi, XII je neutemeljena,
ker Sc nanasa nekaj kar Sc nj sorjeno, nehote
ustvarja wis., da Washingtonu b bill zadovoljn &c
ne hi vsaj enkra teden odposla Evropo kaksno pro-
tesno noto in dali vedet da Sc vedno zanao kako
stvar "demokracije" napreduje posameznih drzavah
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
o bodo&nern kandidatu
"a mestni syet

II
Collinwood, O.. - Misli mi
vhajajo nazaj ma nedeljo Is.
maja, ko Sc je v prijateljskem
razpolozenju vrsil "Card Party,
pies in obce vesela zabava v po-
cast kandidatu "a zupana Mr..
Burke in kot bodocega kouncil-
mana 80. warde Mr.. John Ro-
zancu, kateri zeli OBJ letosnjih
jesenskih volitvah kandidirati
"a to mesto. Dosedanji kouncil-
man Mr.. John J. Prince je vlo-
zil priziv "a kandidaturo NEST
mega sodnika in ma njegovo me-
sto, upam, da izvolimo obce ci-
slanega Mr.. John Rozanca il
1926 Lucknow Ave.
Prepricana sem, da z MIN do
bimo vestnega in postenega
mestnega odbornika, ker po-
znam njegov trud in marljivost
v poslugo slovenskega naroda
ze dokaj let.
Poslovanje med naso naselbi-
no tako kot voditelj dolgoletne
trgovine manufacture isto kot
sedaj "Real Estate podjetju,
svedoci vsepovsod, da je Mr.. Ro-
zanc zmozen in vedno priprav-
lien biti ma uslugo rojakom kjer
in kadar koli. Zato apeliram ma
cenjene drzavljane 80. warde,
da oh casu, ko DO treba It'll " vo-
lilne koce, ne pozabite oddati
svoj glas v prid Slovencu, XII
ina dovolj poguma naloziti 81
ma rame odgovornost v blagor
ase collinwoodske naselbine,
katero odgovornost, prepricana
sem, da bode tudi vestno izpol-
njeval, ako mu DO ista poverje-
ma.
Mnogo kvalificiranih oseb Sc
oglasa vsako leto "a rama NEST
ma udejstvovanja; zelim sreco
vsem, XII so res zmozni in poste-
nj v svojih nazorih in med temi
je tudi mas spostovani rojak Mr..
John Rozanc, kateri maj DO mas
novi kouncilman po prihodnjih
iesenskih volitvah!
Josephine Praust.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
STRESLA SE JE ZEMLJA, RODILA
SE JE MIS-. ..

Zadnje case je zope prso do diplomatskih spopadov
odnosno do vecje aktvnost in dive novi protestn mott
romale IL Washngtona dial ne dezele vzhodne Evro
pe kjer namo i nase posebne inerese, da vmesava
zadeve drugh narodov Prva tarca e bla Madzarska
Amersko casopise zavplo da kounist spet vprizo
r svoji "krvavh revolucij pod pokroviteljstvom
seveda, Sovjeske Par voditeev stranke mah po
sestnikoV XII po programu in znacau reakclonar
desnicarska zaradi tega uziva posebno naklone
Trumanove doktrine je bo vrzenih zapor in seda
e caka ka bo obravnava prinesa ma dan kolo
vodja prot madzarsk republki je bvsi premier
Ferenc Macy XII sedaj nahaja v Washingonu in name
sestavt, kot pravijo novo begunsko vlado.
Vest temu "Skandalozne1nu dogodku' je proSrjena
bliskovto nagico. Zagrmel mogocni robentaci da
je celia dezela stresla in po poroch priobcenih
rskemu vekemu tisku je izgledalo kot da vprasa
nju usoda Zedinjenih drzav No. pa pri csto mrnem
konsatiranu destev da ugoov da e odfrcal edino ia
premier Macy in da e deansko vlada ostala kot e bila
Maya je zamenjal Lagos Dinnes, XII e tud kot Macy
clan sranke mah posestnikov, predsednik repubke pa
e ostal Zotan Tidy, katerega e Macy svoemu be-
gunsvu ko e zarota ba razkrita izjavil da ga ko
munist prsilc da e obdrzal svo urad ker da bi ga
nasprotnem slucau deportira v-Sibo! Il BudimpeSte
je pa ogasl Tidy in poveda svetu, da te zave
Nagyja 'nezanesljive in laznjive."
Zedin jene drzave vztrajajo da e vlada komunistic
ma in da je bill izvrsen pod pokrovitelsvom Sovetske
zveze seveda) "komunisticni puc Da pa je Ferenc
Nagyu posreco da ovrze vado sire komuniste bi to
seveda bill znak da je Madzarska nasla svojo demokra
sko duso Izgeda, da e politicnim krogom Zedinenh
drzavah zelo za da zarota XII o e Macy pripravlja nj
uspela ker dugaee da razume zaka oko te svete
eze zaradi enega premera katerega e tako nadomest
drugi, XII pripada ist stranki malih posestnikov.
Seda bodo nekaj casa kot povedano romae protestne
note amerski tsk bo trobental bone trobe Macy bo
podaal svoe zave, Madzarski bo odbita vsaka pooc
hran ali posojil in pod pretvezo te kounsticne
nevarnosti bog kan DO sega dolga roka Truma
dokrine da 81 poisce neko drugo obrambno bazo
ker Sc il je ia zaenkrat izmakna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-18
Pismo IL Podbrezia

Soproga Mr.. Frank Azmana,
XII ina znano mesnico ma 6501
St. Clair Ave., je dobila pismo
in zahvalo il Podbrezja pri Bi-
strict in sicer cd sestre MIR. AZ
mana, Franciske Pretnar. Izcrp-
XII il pisma Sc glasijo:
"Preljuba nam Anna in teta!
Kar ste nam poslali leta 1916,
to je % paketov in $50, smo vse
dobili in Vam sc vsem skupaj
sto in tisockrat zahvalimo. Vse
nam zelo prav pride, ker tukaj
nam Sc vsega primanjkuje. Pla-
Sci in obleke, vrece, il katerih
smo 81 sesili rjuhe in srajce -
vse je prav prislo. Ponosena
obleka "a malcke je otrokom tu-
di prav prisla, Oh, kako so bill
otroci cd hcere veseli, ko so do
bill lutko, katero skrbno varu-
jejo, snezinke in eevlje.
Prosim te, &c imas Sc kaj sne-
link, poslji jih, ker tn pri mas
jih zelo primanjkuje in Sc jih
ne more dobiti.
Vprasate "a domacijo Ito je
rojstni dom F. Azmana). Ia je
Sc VISA celia. Gospodar je bratov
sin, zemlje ina po zakonu As
hektarjev. Kdor ina kmetijo je
zelo dobro preskrbljen; ma en-
hektor orne zemlje poseje 10
mernikov zita. As hektarjev to
je pa ze veliko zemlje "a emo
kmetijo.
Ponosni smo ma ameriske Slo-
vence, XII nam veliko pomagajo
in smo zelo hvalezni "a obil je
dobrote, XII nam jih posiljate. Ia
otrosko bolnico, "a katero zbi-
rate denar in XII nam je tn toll
ko potrebna, Vam bono vsi IT,
sockrat hvalezni.
Torej Wanna Sc, draga Anna
in brat, BE enkrat zahvaljujemo,
ker Sc toliko trudita s posilj ja-
MEM. Maj Wanna dobri Bog po-
plaza obilno "a vse.
Franciska Pretnar.