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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-09

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WANTED--A home for collie
pups. Phone 1894. 6-9-2ts
FOR SALE-Walnut finished buff
fet, in good condition. Walter
Bywater, TT. l, Marysville. Phone
1868. 6-9-2ts
FOR SALE-Just arrived new
shipment of kiln dried southern
pine lumber. Builders supplies.
Coaley and Rittenhouse, Broad
way. Phone 16-487. 6-9-3t
FOR SALE-1945 Alma house
trailer 27-ft. three rooms, tanrem
wheels, electric brakes, bottle gas
stove, Duo-therm oil heater with
blower, excellent condition, many
e x r as, immediate possession.
Phone 598 Ostrander. 6-9-2ts
WANTED-W. c. Allis Chalmers
power take off. will pay liberal
price. Clarence Schalip, rt. 2.
MarySville. Its
FOR SALE-16 hoe grain and
fertilizer drill with power lift;
in excellent condition. Clarence
Schalip, rt. 2, Marysville. Its
ONE OR TWO LAODS of scrap
iron and fence and tin cans, will
give it free to the first man that
calls for it. One mile from Mt.
Victory on Piffer Pike. White
bungalow on top of hill. Sherman
Kinsey. r. l Mt Victory. It's
FOR SALE-Very good farm and
good buildings one mile from Mt.
Victory on Piffer Pike. 65 acres,
a bargain if sold no later than
next month. Sickness cause for
selling. Lots of large and small
fruit Sherman Kinser, Mt. Vic
tory, rt. l. It's
FOR E-One registered
Chester White male hog 8 months
old; young SOW 10 months old;
Fresh Jersey COW, first calf; 2
heifers, one fresh 2 weeks ago
other will be in the fall. Both
heifers are Swiss. Sherman Kin
ser. Mt. Victory, Rt. /. Its
FOR SALE-Young fries. Mrs.
Dewey Shirk, Redwood, Rt 2,
112 miles north of Broadway
corners. Its
FOR SALE-Young fries. Dewey
Shirk, n. of Broadway Corners on
Ford road. 6-9-2tS |
FOR SALE-Blizzard No. 600 en-
silage and hay cutter; John Deere
alfalfa hay loader; Huber harvest |
king 7-ft. combine, engine drive.
Machine first-class, ready to run.
E. R. Bates, rt. 275, North Lewis
burg. Phone 3442. Its |
FOR SALE-2 fullblood Holstein
bulls, IL months old; 4 year old
spotted saddle mare, quiet to
ride; 3 year old SPOTTED mare
poney. Sam Westlake 612 miles
north on Rt. 81, Its
FOR SALE-Good used John
Deere 999 corn planter, with fer
tilizer and other attachments,
also two good used tractor tires,
10x38. Streng Implement store.
Phone 4671. 6-9-2t
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-03
INTERIOR PAINTING
CEILINGS, FLOORS, ALSO
PAPERING
MURRAY c. HANKS
GAR 1901
GAR 1901

The AristO Club invites its
friends to attend her 21st birth
day held in the Charter Room
of New England Mutual Hall on
Friday evening, May 20. Be IN
time for the Grand March
played by 9tanly Harris's or
chestra.
Elwood S. McKenney, mem
Der of the Massachusetts, Fair
Employment Practice Commits
soin will address the st. Mark
Brotherhood, Sunday, May 4,
p m on the subject THE Oper-
alton of the Fair Employment
Practice Law He will speak at
/ p m at the st. Mark Church.
At the Central Library Treas
ure Room Of the Boston Public
Library there will be an exhibit
of the so best books of the yeal
sponsored by the American In
stitute of Graphic Arts thru
May.
Hold this date open, June %.
The Usher Board of the First
ANIE Church is presenting the
Rev. r. Nelson of Youngstown,
Ohio. The Rev. is the brother
of Mrs. NJ. J. JudsOn and Mrs.
Marie Nelson Best.
Mrs. Annie E. Rhone, for
mer Boston resident, for many
years residing in New York, has
returned to the hub for perm
anent residence. She is domi-
ciled at 1875 Highland st. Her
many friends are glad to well
come her back.
A memorial mass will be CIV
en- at st. Richards Church on
Monday, May 5, at 1880 a m, for
Estelle Ancrum Forster who
died May 4, 1916.
Harriet Jackson of POrgy and
Bess fame, presented at Jordan
Hall, Sunday, May 4, $3.50 pm
Buckner Candy at the piano.
The Pansy Embroidery Club
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-03
lives Notes

On Friday evening. May 16,
1947, all roads will lead to the
gorgeous Dorchester Plaza, 5
Tonawanda St, Grove Hall.
which will house the annual
Fashion Revue and Cabaret of
the League of Women for Com
munity Service, Mrs. Herbert R.
Gould. President. Music by
George Irish's Orchestra. A
grand Radio-Victrola Civ n
away. Tickets at $1.8O are in the
hands of the Committee - Lii
Ian Roberts, Chairman; Clari8-
sa Holmes, secretary; Olga Par
ish Smith, Janet Sessions, Helen
Irish, Mabel Cabrera. Come for
a grand evening of pleasure.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-03
Suffolk Downs to
Feature Local Colt

Massachusetts, lovers ofthor-
oughbred breeding are awaiting
with interest the racing debut
of a colt named River Boyne,
owned by Bayard Tuckerman.
noted Bay State sportsman and
former member of the Massa-
chusetts Racing Commission,
and oddly enough this interest
has been generated from moth
ing accomplished by River Boyne
in his training.
Rather, It's because River
Boyne is a full brother to
Nancys Corner, also owned by
Tuckerman, which, in her brief
career, displayed such class and
racing ability that she has
taken rank as one of the best.
if not the very best horse bred
in New England since the ad-
vent of the pari-mutuels.
Nancy's Corner, by Time
Maker out of the Irish-bred
mare Atonement II, had a short,
but brilliant career. She start
ed eight times as a two-year-
old, won four races, finished
second three times, was out of
the money only once.
High point of her career came
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-03

in the Autumn Day Stakes at
Jamaica, a fixed feature for fl
lies. She was beaten wee
margin by Price Level, standout
juvenile filly of the season, de-
spite the handicap of slipping
saddle. Unfortunately, she died
Of an accident on the farm be-
fore she could race as 3-year-
old.
Freddy Preece, trainer of
Tuckerman's string, disclosed
the other morning that River
Boyne is a chunky, shott-cou-
pied colt which has done every
thing well in his early training,
He is being brought along slow
ly, will not be seen under silks
for several weeks. He was
broken" at Freezes Pumpkin
Farm in Dartmouth, Mass, last
winter where IS head were win
tered. And, of course, they were
legged up" on Horseneck Beach,
famous for several years as a
training site.
River Boyne is only the sec
ond foal by Atonement II, but
Tuckerman has six yearlings on
his farm, which adjoinS that OF
Preece, and half a dozen brood
mares. Preece disclosed that
Tuckerman, because of Nancy'G
Corner, has staked River Boyne
and if the colt even approaches
his sisters record, he will be one
of the top flight juveniles of
the year.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-03
THE SPOTLIGHT
BY ALMlRA PARK

It's Spring, all right-accord-
ing to the calendar. Try to
remember, when Spring comes
next year, that April %, 1947,
was the coolest April % in Bos-
ton since 1882. The tempera-
ture was down to 81 degrees,
and wherever there was water
in the alleys or streets there
was ice! Member, some weeks
back, this column warned sis
tiers to keep their coats on? G..
The celebration of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reddick Registers golden we'd
ing anniversary Thursday of
last week. was occasion for
a happy family reunion as DR..
and Mrs. Robert Wilkinson
ruth Royster) Of N.Y.C. and
DR.. and Mrs. Bush Hunter CWil-
helmina Royster) of Louisville,
KY, (the latter coming by
plane), joined other relatives
here for the festive observance.
Completing the family circle.
Boston relatives present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Pritchett Klugh
elizabeth Royster) and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Register (Kath-
crime Gray Mrs. Harriet
C Hall, president of the Wo-
mems Service club, is in Chi
cago on a business GRAND a..
Mrs. Otto Snowden CMuriel
Sutherland of Harold st. spent
the weekend in Glen Ridge.
N. j., visiting her parents ..
Mrs. John Parnell, Sr. of Har-
old St., entertained the Gables
Bridge Club latS week in honor
of DR.. and Mrs. Bush Hunter of
KY.
Exactly as it should be! The
distinction of being the first
club OF women or girls to en-
list as a body in the national
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-03

( is sponsoring a musical tea the
third Sunday in May at 558
Mass at $3.50 p m. Mrs. Nellie
Smith, chairman.
The Ladies Aid Club Of St.
Mark congregational Church
gave a highly successful must
cal tea last Sunday. Mrs. Re-
becca West was chairman.
The Cambridge Women's
Community Club is holding a
game night at the Ritz
Plaza on May 7 for the purpose
Of raising funds to continue
the clubs work in behalf of
soldiers. Mrs. Celeste Davis is
chairman of committee.
Anna Bobbit- Gardner pre-
sents pianist HAROLD PHIL
LIPS, assisted by one Digger, yO-
calist and Mary High, reader,
ShiOS0 Baptist Church, Rev. Fred
erick Bailey, pastor, in West
MedfOrd Sunday afternoon
{. May Ith (MOther's Day., at
$3.50 o'clock. The prize winning
POEM, Il SAW JESUS DOWN IN
DIXIE by James W. Hender-
son, will also be read, Silver
offering.
Mrs. Code Robbins, "a Rock
land st, mother of Mrs. Maud
Chinn, died Saturday, April IS.
Funeral services were held on
Tuesday at the Norris Funeral
Home, SO Walnut ave.
The Fathers Club of the Rob-
ert Gould Shaw House will hold
its Fathers Day service at Eb-
enezer Bapt. Church Sunday,
June IS at 1920 a m, it was an
nounced this week by Edward
T. Hardrick, chairman of the
Fathers Club committee. All
fathers and their families are
especially invited.
Music Academy Recital of
Piano. Dramatic and Classical
Dancing, June 6, Brown Hall,
Anna BObbitt Gardner, Mrs, BIS.
musical director.
Richard Smith, recently re-
tired after 30 years service at
Boston Navy Yard was rendered
a surprise party at his home by
fellow workers at the power
plant. Present we're Ralph
Kneeland, power plant master,
E. Erickson, w. Brown, Albert
Carney, Charles Kelley, John
Sexton, C. Spencer, Leon Green,
George Holmes, Edward Melan-
son, Marshall Wills, John Scar
vono, ]. Dinnie, L. Blair, Edw.
T. Hardrick, John Ryan, VIM.
Wright, R. Thomas; Mesdames
julius Careny, Esther Hardrick,
VIM. Wright, Richard Smith, M.
/ Green. r. Thomas
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-03

fight for a Permanent Fair
Employment Practice Commits
sion belongs to the Girl Friends
of Boston. Club plans call for
a series of entertainments
prominently featuring a state
wide Baby Contest. The top
prize is fifty dollars. The man
aging committee is chaired by
Vera Riddick, 1893 Fayerweather
st, Cambridge and the other
members are Olga Ross, Dor
othy Eiland, Irene Robinson,
Doris Jackson. The club aims to
raise at least $1,000 for the
FEPC fighting fund.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L.
Robinson (Harriet Perry are
making their happy home in
the Bronx, NYC Harriet's let
tiers to her mother, Mrs. Lii
liam w. Perry and her grand
mother, Mrs. Virginia S. Rob-
inSon, of Braddock PIX, are
bubbling recitals of the joys Of
keeping house" The newly
organized Boston Metropolitan
Council of the NCNW will in
stall officers and receive its
charter at a public meeting in
Old Charles st. Church. Elm
Hill ave and Warren st, Sunday
May II, at 4 p m. Principal
speaker will be EStelle Massey
Riddle r NJ. Of NYC . Har-
riet Jackson, Sunday at Jordan
Hall; Marguerite Toy Bailey's
Recital and Banquet, May 7 at
Christ Temple. Don't miss eth
er.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-03

In Egypt the bull was so sa-
cred that its birthday was Gel
ebrated and after it's death it
was mummif1ed and buried in
rock-tomb, according to the
Encyclopedia Britannica.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-03
ANNoUN CEN EMIT

Mrs. Mary Ford and Mrs EIinor Bailey Blenders ore now
located at MuY's Beauty Shop, 7I8 ShGwmut Avenue,
Roxbuy where they specialize in seop treatments cad
and oil branches of beauty culture. Appointments con
be made by calling HIGhIand 6677. Open daily A. M.
TO 8 P. M. M, Gordon, Prop.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-03
HO7O About It.?

One of the most genial and
friendly of men is Mr.. H. B.
Budding of the Company by
that name, who has been serv-
ing the public with personal
and mortgage service since 1899.
Seated in his well appointed
Offices on the 9th floor of the
Little Building, rooms $50, 831,
corner Boylston and fremont
SITS, he delights his friends with
his keen observations on cur
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-03
Legal Notice

TO WHOM IT MAY CON-
Germ: In Cambridge Probats
Court a divorce was secured by
Mrs. Irene Perkins Bryan 80
Meade St., Cambridge, from Al
bert S. Bryan of SO Northamp-
ton St., Boston. Mrs. Bryan was
awarded custody of the three
daughters, aged II, IS and 10.
JOSEPH S. MITCHELL, attor-
ney.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-03

rent and racial matters. He has
no patience with the short
sighted preiudices Of little peo-
pie. He is broad and liberal. He
remembers Editor Trotter when
both had offices on Pemberton
So. He knows lawyers Benjamin
and Dorch.
Should you need his services
you will find him a most
agreeable person to consult as
many others have found him.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-03
CITY NEWS

THE TRIUMYIRATE: Robert
Payton, baritone; Russell Stew
ensOn, piano; Ernest Simms
oboe; will appear in recital, Fri
day, May 8, in the Auditorium
of st. Marks Church, Townsend
ST., ROxbury, Rev. S. L. LAWS
count, pastor. Admission use;
patrons SIPS.
The Clarence Cameron Whitl
meeting of the Clarence Came
ron White Club scheduled for
Sunday, April 27, was postponed
to the third Sunday in June at
the Gloucester Memorial Pres
byterian Church. SAL Mass. A7c.
Boston, Rev. Benjamin Ander-
son, pastor. Mr.. and Mrs. White
may come over from New York
for the meeting. A special mu-
steal program is being prepared
by the speaker. and there will
be number of interesting fea-
lures. Plan to attend on the date
Sunday, June IS, 3:15 p. M
SAL Mass. Ave.
When bereavement comes, call
Mrs. Mary A. Turner; Mourning
Accessories for Sale or Rent;
Wells, Gloves, Hosiery. Regional
Chairman of the National House
wives League of N. E. 1886 Column
bus Ave, Boston, Mass, Tel.
Ken. 4746.
The Pilgrim Progress Club OF
Ebenezer Baptist Church will
celebrate its 4Oth anniversary
Sunday evening, May II with
an annual sermon by the pastor
Rev. w. S. RayeneI and Monday
evening May IL with a banquet
in the church vestry. The public
is invited Mrs. Mary E. Luck,
president.
HOLD THIS DATE TUESDAY.
JUNE 3, FOR THE GUARDIAN 5
IS ANNIVERSARY EVENT IN
EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH.
The Rose Tea Club met at the
home of Celestine Jones, 3G
S. Huntington Ave, Tues, April
% and made plans for their
picnic which is to be held al
Crescent Park, Sunday, June 90
The Women's Progressive Club
Of Everett will present its an
nual scholarship benefit Friday
June 6, at $3.50 p. m. Members
of the Fryars Club will be seen
In two l-act plays ana MI. yam
cey, formerly Of the Boston
Players will direct local talent in
a 1-act play. 1947 graduates de-
ship Of SIS, write for rules to
string to apply for the scholar
Mrs. James Chandler, l Baldwin
avenue, Everett. There is offered
also a scholarship of SIS to a
student already in college.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03
MILLER SPREJEL
'KANDIDATURo "a
GOVERNERJA

COLUMBUS, 2. dec. -
Bivs1 clevelandski Zupan
Ray T. Miller je danes Ma
banketu Hvrsnega odbora
demokratske stranke "a
Franklin County uradno
naznanil, da bo kandidiral
"a governerja v DRAW
Ohio.
Naznanilo O svoji kandi-
daturi je Miller podal v OBJ
liki Odgovora ma vprasanje
predsednilxa izvrsnega od-
bora Walter F. Heera. Heer
Sc je obrnil naravnOst ma
Millerja S sledecimi beseda-
mi:
"Mr. Miller, vi ste bill We
Ik prosecutor v okraju
Cuyahoga in velik z'u'p'a'n
mesta Clevelanda. kO sem
Vas povabil, da govori-
te tn, so Sc pojavile zahte-
We, da sprejmete kandida-
turo "a goyernerja. Vceraj
sem opazil, da vas je okroz-
je, v katerem bivate podpr-
10. Nahajam Sc v negotovo-
sti. Kaj je S tenn. zelel bi
vedeti."
Pc vec minutnem ploska-
nju prisotnih Sc je Miller
dvignil in odgovorfl:
"Od preteklega februar-
Sc mi je zastavljalo isto
vprasanje. Zadnja diva me-
SEGA pa SO Sc ia vprasanja
stalno mnozila. Zahteve so
Sc pOjavile v skOrO vseh 8S
okrozij zadnjih dnevov, ta-
ko da sem vceraj spoznal,
da je polozaj dosegel tocko,
ko mOram OdgOvOriti z
"da" ali pa ''ne".
ma Tvoje vprasanje,
waiter, odgovarjam, da
bonn kandidiral "a COVER
nerja."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03

Slike v SID ma Prince Ave.
V soboto vecer sc DO v Sloven-
ski delavski dvorani ma Prince
Ave. kazalo slike, XII ste jih po-
smell hcerki poznane Joseph Zad-
nikove druzine ma E. SO St., oh
priliki njiju obiska v start do
movini v zacetku tega leta. Pc
kazanju silk Sc DO razvila donna
ca zabava S plesom. Preostanek
te priredbe je namenjen "a dija.
Ski dom, katerega bi radi Slo.
venci zgradili v Kopru, in o ka'
terem je pred nekaj casa pisa
professor Albin Bubnic. Javnost
je prijazno vabljena ma obiler
poset.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03
Krek bo zopet govoril

DR.. Michael Krek, XII je ne
davno kot begunec prisel v Ze-
dinjene drzave, DO v nedeljo 70
pet govoril V spodnjih prosto-
rih cerkve sv. Vida. Shod sc DO
zacel oh Z. uri zvecer.
"Ameriska Domovina" nj Sc
nieesar porocala, &c smo zopet
(kot je bill slucaj .zadnjic) "prav
vsi vabljeni' ma ia Krekov
shod. &c Sc DO nekaj taksnega
zgodilo, bi svetovali, da 81 goto-
We osebe re seda j preskrbijo
praske "a umirjenje zivcev. Tu-
di nj Sc porocano, &c DO Krek
zopet odgovarjal ma zastavljena
vprasanja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03

Oh tel priliki Marshall upa,'
da Sc DO mogel privatno pogo
voriti z Molotovom glede vedno
bolj tezkega vprasanja Nemci-
je in Avstrije. To DO prva pri-
lika, da bosta oba zunanja mi
nistra v privatnih pogovorih
izmenjala svoje misli, ker cd
Marshallove konference SOW
jetskim premierjem Stalinom,
kateri je prisostvoval tudi Mo-
lotov, nj bilo taksne prilike.
Kaj Marshall pricakuje cd tega
sestanka, je Sc vedno predmet
raznih ugibanj in domnev.
Francoski zunanji minister
OdpOtoval domov
Pred tenn je Molotov odklo-
nil vabilo Marshalla, da pride
ma zakusko, XII jo je priredil
ameriski drzavni tajnik v pone-
deljek. Molotov Sc je opravicil,
da ne more priti, ker da DO "a
wet z drugimi posli.
Francoski zunanji minister
George Bidault je v naglici od-
potoval Pariz, kjer Sc njego-
va vlada vsled nemirov nahaj ia
v resni krizi. Neke govorice pra'
WHO, da Sc je Bidault moral vr.
niti, ker da je de Gaulle zagro.
zil, da ne DO vposteval nobene
mirovne pogodbe z Nemcijo, k
mu ne DO ugajala.
Avstrijska miroyna pogodba
visi ma nitki
Med zunanjimi ministri j
prislo do nesoglasja glede Av
strijske mirovne pogodbe. Baj'
nj nobenih izgledov, da bi pri
slo do neke kompromisne resi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03

Pricakuje sc, da bodo arabske'
cete obnovile svoj napad. Urad-
no porocilo il angleskih virov
pravi, da sedaj vlada stanje
"oborozenega premirja."
V Jeruzalemu so izbruhnili ne
miri in spopadi med Arab in
zidi, XII so povzrocili skodo, ka-
tero sc ceni ma $1,O0O,OO0. Cello
noe pa so divjale borbe med pri-
staniscnimi mesti, zidovskim Tel
Avivom in arabsko Jaffo.
zidovska armada, XII steje 10,-
600 MOI, ze marsha proti meji
med Tel Avivom in Jaffo.
zidovsko vojastvo
zastrazilo mejo
. .Pri obojestranskem streljanju
sta bila ubita en- Arab in en- lid,
docim sta diva otroka bila ra-
njena. Cello noe pa Sc je slisalo
pokanje pusk in eksplozije roc
nih granat..
zidovska "Hagana armada
sc je uradno pojavila v Jeruzale-
mu zgodaj zjutraj in sicer kot
posredovalec pri ohranitvi miru
in reda. Vojaki so zavzeli strate.
gicno vazne polozaje in mocno
zastrazili mejo.
Vojaki zidovske armade so "a
Cell danes natancno preiskovati
vse avte ma meji. Izjema pri pre-
iskavi MISC niti avti angleskil
sGastnikov in uradnikov. L glav
mega stana zidovske armade SC
naslovili ma Arabe ultimatum, 1
katerim jih pozivljejo, maj dt
srede prenehajo $ svojimi na
padi, ker da bodo v nasprotnen
slucaju trpeli posledice.
Agitacija 70 'versko''
v0jno So magic siri B.
Po celem Srednjenn who'd,
2 H T.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03
Zopet donna

Zopet donna
Mrs. Mary Dekleva Sc je vr-
nila il bolnisnice ma svoj dom
ma 5165 Wilson Mills Rd., kjer
sc nahaja pod zdravnisko oskr-
bo. Zahvaljuje sc prijateljicam
in znancem "a obiske, kartice in
cvetlice, XII jih je prejela, ko Sc
je nahajala v bolnisnici, in pri-
poroca Sc "a obiske sedaj ma do
mu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03
DOnlace vesh
Il bolnisnice

Il boIniSnice
Poznani Mr.. Frank Celin sc
je vceraj z zeletovo ambulance
vrnil il bolnisnice ma svoj dom
ma 1920 Saranac Rd. Zahvalju-
je Sc vsem prijateljem "a obs
ke, darila, cvetlice in kartice,
katerih je bill delezen. Prijate-
Iii ga sedaj lahko obiscejo ma
domu, kjer Sc Sc vedno nahaja
pod zdravnisko oskrbo.
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tive. Nesoglasje Sc je Sc zaostri-
10 vsled vprasanja nemske imo-
vine V Avstriji. Francija je
predlozila kompromisno resitev,
po kateri bi Rusija dobila neke
pravice pri petrolejskih poljih
v vzhodni Avstriji in pri Donav-
ski plovbni druzbi, ter $780,
100000 gotovini. Toda v "a
memo maj bi sc odrekla daljnim
zahtevam po nemski imovini ma
tenn podrocju.
Russia je ia 'kompromis" "a
vrgla. Vztraja, da je Russia
upravicena, da dobi vso nemsko
imovino ma tenn podrocju.
Molotov obtozil zapadne
sile, da hocejo il
Nemcije stvoriti kolonijo
Pri nadaljnih diskusijah gle
de Nemcije, je sovjetski zuna-
Mi minister Molotov, XII zago-
varja centralizirano Nemcijo,
obtozil zapadne zaveznike, da
hocejo il Nemcije ustvariti ko-
IONIC.
Sovjetski zunanji minister je
svoje obtozbe proti zapadnim ST.
lam izrekel potem, ko je anne
riski drzavni tajnik Marshall
predlagal, da Sc nemsko mirov-
no pogodbo vkljuci kot poseben
del v novo nemsko ustavo.
Kot receno, sc Sc vedno ne
We O cemu bosta Marshall in
Molotov govorila petek. Seda-
ME nesoglasje je povzrocilo Sc
! Ivecji problem v zvezi z mirovni-
mi pogodbami "a Nemeijo in
Avstrijo. ...
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03

Poroka
Dne 26. novembra sta sc po-
rocila oh 3. uri popoldne Miss
Alice Zaverl, hcerka Mrs. Ange-
le Zaverl il 1882 E. 167 St., in
Mr. Chester Morris, sin Mrs.
Lula Morris IL 4712 Anderson
Rd. Porocna slavnost "a ozje
sorodstvo sc je vrsila ma domu
neveste. Novoporocencema &C.
stitamo in jima zelimo vse maj
boliSe v ZakOnu!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03
Seja in zabava

Nocoj oh 6. uri Sc vrsi letna
seja krozka st. 3 Progresivnih
Slovenk in po seji Sc bo pa raz-
villa lepa domaca zabava, ma ka.
tero so vabljeni tudi mozje cla.
mic. Zabava Sc bo pricela po 8
|uri v Slovenskem drustvenem
domu ma Recher Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03

bodo "zidi v Palestini s podporo
zidov ma celem svetu branili in
da ne bodo dovolili, da Sc unici
tisto, kar so oni zgradili.
Prayila "a Jeruzalem
bOdO v kratkem Zacrtana
LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, 2.
dec.-Predsednik sveta "a po-
verjenistvo v okvirju organiza-
|cije Zdruzenih narodov Francis
B. Sayre, je danes imenoval Ze-
dinjene drzave, Francijo, Kino,
Avstralijo in Mehiko v poseben
odbor, XII DO soglasno s sprejet-
jem naGrta "a delitev Palestine
zacrtal pravila "a mednarodno
mesto Jeruzalem. Mesto Sc bo
nahajalo pod nadzorom organi-
zacije Zdruzenih narodov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03

"a svobodni tisk

V nasem uradu sta izrocila
S5 "a svobodni tisk Mr.. in Mrs.
Louis Sadar IL 6628 Bliss Ave.
in sicer mesto cvetlic "a Andy
Hocevarja, IL Maple Heightsa
XII Sc nahaia v .bolnisnici. Zeli-
mo mu, da bi cim preje okre-
val.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03
Molotou je popabil
Marshalla ma kosilo
Ameriski drzavni tajnik bi
zelel imeti privatne pogovore
z Molotovom glede Nemccije

LONDON, g. dec-Amerski drzavni tanik George
c. Marshall Sc je danes odzva povabilu Sovjetskega
nanega mnisra Molotova in DO petek Sci MENU ma
zakusko.