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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-24
WORLD WARH
MEDALS READY
CONTINUED from page IL


seuuently, do not possess the nee
essary documents to make ap-
plication elsewhere, may apply to
Chief, Demobilized Personnel Re-
cords Branch, Building l05, Re-
cords Administration c ter
AGO, St. Louis 20, Mo.
Information Needed
The full name, last grade, and
serial number of the deceased per-
sonnel should be provided in the
letter applications to the St Louis
branch of the Adjutant Generals
office. Also, the complete return
address of the applicant should be
clearly indicated.
BY next of kin is meant the
first of the following who is
living: Widow or widower, eldest
son or daughter, father, mother,
eldest brother or sister, or other
relatives. Notorization is not re-
quired.
Service medals are awarded for
honorable active Federal military
service only. Those eligible for the
World War II victor medal must
have served between Dec. z, l94l
and Dec. 81, 1916. No clasp or
stars are authorized for this
modal
Eligibility Requirements
Eligibility for the American De-
fense Service Medal specifies SER
vice between Sept 8, 1899, and
Dec z, l941 under orders to active
duty for a period of IL months
or longer. A foreign service clasp
consisting of a bronzed star and
the words Foreign Service" is
available for individuals who SER
we'd outside the continental limits
of the United States, including
service in Alaska, as a member of
a crew of a vessel sailing ocean
waters, or as a members of an
operating crew of an airplane
participating in regular and fire.
quent flights over ocean waters.
The bar is placed on the suspen-
sion ribbon of the medal.
Possession of foreign service
clasp is denoted by bronze SER
vice star worn on the service rib
bon.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-24
Case Dismissed
Cross Petition Filed

In the divorce action of Erma
Call against William Call, the
defendant has filed a cross petit
ton for divorce on grounds of gross
neglect of duty and extreme cruel
ty. The defendant also asks GUS
tody of the minor child. William
l.. Coleman is attorney.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-24
%GANe~' :: {: Court.
PROBATE COURT
Marriage License

Walter Cramer, 10, tool and
gauge maker of York Center, son
of Charles E. Cramer, and Mary
Penhorwood, 10, secretary of West
Mansfield, daughter of Sherman
Penhorwood The Rev. Mr. Cram
er was expected to solemnize the
marriage.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-24

scoring Dy innings h ~ H
Rural Electric 0 0 0 0 o S 3
Salter 3 0 0 2 8 13 IL 2
Batteries: Salters-H. Church and
7. Church; Rural Electric-G. Ham
ilton and Lowry.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-24
PLEAS COURT
Sale Confirmed

5dle OOnIlrmGO
In the case of William II. Con-
nor against Leila Moore and
others, the court has approved the
sale Of land and the distribu-
ton of the estate
Cognovit Action
The Ostrander Farmers EX-
change Co. has been granted
judgment of S214.45 on a cogno-
Wit note against c. P. Bevan and
Violet Bevan and S133.26 on
another cognovit note against c.
p Bevan. c. A. Hopes is attor-
ney for the plaintiff.
Divorce Granted
In the divorce action of Mar
jorie c. Cameron against Harold
r. Camerson, the court has grant
ed the plaintiff her divorce on
grounds of extreme cruelty. The
plaintiff was granted custody of
the child.
Case Dismissed
Tie case of Stanley Drumm by
Francis Drumm, his father, has
been settled and dismissed at
cost of the defendant, Walter c.
Asman.
Cross Petition Filed
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-24

repair job.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-24
TABLE
FUR LkG(!t
SEEeDgD REGULARLY IA ASP
And Keep Your Food BAis Doson!

Helping you serve better meals and helping YOU
save money your A&P does bangup job or
both Your savings aren't confined TO Just few
items. either-not by long shot. AT A&P you'll
find whole sloreful of good food at good savings
No matter how little or how much you huy--no
matter whether you buy early in the week or late
in the week-ore things certain--every time you
buy at APP your dollar will buy more food-ih~
kind of food you'll enjoy more, too!
Evening star., 1947-02-27

nounces his intention Of re-marriase
with Estelle Taylor. They've been
inseparable. Estele Is prepping an
other play-sl1e has the lead Ia FOR
|Rent--Asylum." Is opens In Dem
yer, March Is, with Lyle Talbot and
Anna Nagel.
Gary Cooper henceforth is max
ing only one picture q year. upon
the advice Of his father -in-law, who
counsels Gary on all his business
deals. At $500, 600 a picture, though,
/ guess one year is enough
John Payne on the set Of Miracle
on Thirty-fourth Street" tells me
that he is tired Of always being the
good boy In his pictures. He wants
to play a heel. Why are heels al
ways so attractive In pictures? I've
met few in private life and they
were awful.
Michael Redgraye--he's one OF the
nicer British star imports-tells me
that he will stay in Hollywood until
July, and he and his wife have
taken the house Ann Todd and her
husband are now living In, and
they'll move in when Ann moves out
at the end of March. Mike plays
the rather revolving brother Of
Rosalind Russell in Mourning Be-
Evening star., 1947-02-27

Metro auto rate, when he saw me
and jammed on the brakes (wast-
ing half an inch Of rubber. He
said II Metro does not come through
with good part for him soon. he'll
ask for time Oh to do . play on
Broadway. I'm so frustrated, 1t
makes me actually sick" sighed
Keenan,. He then tore OF In q
cloud Of dust, and minus another
half inch OF tire!
Frank Sinatra Is out and John
Dali is in for Song Of Norway"
That's the switch OF the year. Also,
they plan to have two songstresses
in this movie-Met star Rise Stev-
ems is wanted for one Of the roles.
Mr.. Dali won't sing note but he'll
carry the story, so to speak. He's
the boy who made hit with Bette
Davis in "The Corn is Green"
talked with Ella Raines yester-
day-back from her honeymoon
with Maj. Robin Olds. The poor
gal is bruised all over. She was
skiing "and,' says Ella, II fell on
every part OF my anatomy" Ella
and the major continue their honey
moon in Hawaii in May, after she
completes her roles in Brute Force
and Jeopardy"
Joan Bennett tells me that she
will not star in Winchester 73' for
her own Diana Productions-"be-
cause it's a western, and no one
will take me seriously on horse. :"
I've seen some very funny people
on horses, Joan. And did you
know that Joan is playing her first
nice-girl role in years in her cur
rent Secret Beyond the Door?'
Should Elizabeth Taylor have un-
chaperoned dates with Marshall
Thompson? Elizabeth says "yes," +"
but her mother says mo" And
there's quite a tussle for right of
way now in progress. Elizabeth,
| I am TOLD, will be Is today. !
could have sworn that I was told q
month or SO ago that Elizabeth was
16. Anyway, she's beautiful
youngster.
Ann Sheridan has made ire
men1ous strides as an actress. II
you want confirmation, see Mora
Prentiss," directed by Vincent Sher-
man, one of the better anc younger
directors. Annie now has acting
ability in addition to her plblicized
"oomph."
It's about time! John Howard,
who had a tremendous record in
the Navy during the war, is finally
going to make a picture-w John
Kodiak and Sylvia Sidney In Love
From Stranger" for Eagle-Lion.
| X X
Jack Dempsey has left for New
York. When he returns here I
wouldn't be too surprised If he an
Evening star., 1947-02-27

comes Electra" Hell do Macbeth"
on the British stage IN the fall.
Joan Fontaine nearly worked
herself into breakdown getting
ready for her two-week vacation In
the Caribbean. After rehearsing one
night for q radio show, she worked
all next day In an extra scene for
Ivy" then did her radio show.
That evening she and Hubby Bill
Dozier caught q plane for Miami,
whence they have to get plane
for Havana. From the Cuban capital
they go on a cruise. Then they
come back here.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Hollywood:
2
Western Gets
Abbott and
Costello
By SheiIoh Grohom

Abbott and Costello have landed
the leads in "The Wistful Widow OF
Wagons Gap" That's Western
son. And the wistful widow will
probably be Marjorie Main! It'll be
a period job-1870 in Montana
with Robert Arthur and John Grant
in charge of the production for Uni
versal- international. And by tht
way, they've dropped Mexican Hay
ride" for Lou and Bud. Too expen-
sive.
keenan, Wynn is frustrated!
Keenan, was racing through the
Evening star., 1947-02-27

In the suspense drama. Laughton
will portray the domineering owner
Of magazine publishing empire in
the film story Of a murder man
hunt, being produced by Richard
Maibaum.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Laughton in Clock

HOLLYWOOD.
The second star selected for Para
mounts The Big Clock" is Charles
Laughton. who joins Ray Milland
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30
New Exdm for
NuvY Engineer

A new examination will be
held in May for civil engineers
seeking appointment as junior
grade lieutenants in the navy
civil engineer corps, the bureau
of yards and docks has an
nounced.
The new examination was
scheduled after the bureau re-
Ceived indications that many
applicants had failed to get
adequate notice for the test to
be given in February. The total
number of billet open is 70.
Candidates must be between
% and 80 years Cd. must be
graduates Of an accredited en-
eineering college or university
must have had three years
professional expe!ien"e in ca
cheering or related tive mill
tary service and nu be cit
,izens of the United States,
Those who will have completed
the three years experience or
crvice by July /. l947, may be
accepted.
The examination. which will
be designed to test general en-
cheering knowledge. will re-
quire two days. Applicants can
get full details from the naval
officer procurement office III
their area.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30
Vocational Mon
Here on Monduy

o v. Crumbaker of Billings
was in Hardin last Monday. He
represents the state bureau OF
vocational rehabilitation which
offers training and other serv-
ices to vocationally handicapped
persons tc enable them to enter
gainful employment or to allow
them to retain their pref nt
occupation.
Mr.. .Crumbakr emphasized
that concealed disabilities such
as heart deficiencies and arrest
ed tuberculosis make a person
as eligible for aid as Cuch read
lily noticed handicaps as loss of
an arm OR deformity due to in
fantile paralysis. The bureau is
able to provide any service
within a reasonable cost and
practical limit: to make a han
di"apped person empl0yab'e.
In addition to training, the
bureau Cffers hearing aids. ar
t:fi ial appliances, medical or
SURGICAL treatment and HOSPITAL
ration to restore employabil-tv,
The latter services are baHed on
financial need as we'll as other
factor.
Anyone interested may got in
touch with M. ClUmbaker
through the Montana StIte en-
alignment *crvl~e off h2!c or
a. his Cffioe at 206 North 9th
st. in Billings.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30
STATE c. OF c
PLANS SESSION

Tie two-day annual meeting
Of the Montana Chamber Of
Commerce has been set for
Butte February 10 and 20, Of
:: ial5 Of the state organization
HaEc announced. Converting at
the same lime will be the Mon
tan1 Automobile association.
motor divi iC,l Of the state
<hGmbcr.
Wi.l;am X. Jackson, Boston,
president Of The United States
C::1.mbrr Of Commerce, will
hi2hlicht the conference with
/ speech at the annual dinner
~ the evening of February 10.
Jackson. counsel for Atlantic
coast shipping interests, last
year succeeded Eric a. Johnson,
Spokane. as head of the ia
t.onal chamber. with which the
Montana chamber is affiliated.
Known until this summer as
Montanans. Inc, the Montana
Chamber of Commerce includes
in its dictatorship James j..
Flaherty. Great Falls, president;
Dean Chaffin. BOzeman, vice
president. and P. G.. Neville,
Plentywood, vice president. 9th
err members of the executive
committee are A. T. Peterson,
Billings: Fred Heinecke, Helena;
Kenneth Christie, Butte; and
C. R. McClave, Great Falls.
H. o. Bell, Missoula, is chair
man of the Montana Automo-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30
Edvo Pdrnohlet
On Buriul Pld1

A pamphlet on the return Of
World War II dad t. this
country for final burial is
available to the next Of kin
upon request, it was announced
this week by Col. o. w. HImph-
"ios, commanding officer Of the
Utah general depot, Ogden.
Titled Tel Me About My
Boy" the booklet explains in
detail the quartermaster corp
program for the final burial o.
service and civilian personnel
who died overseas in World War
II.
Requests for the pamphlet
should be addressed to the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30
Upper Glasses
Hove Meetings.

The junior and senior classes
of Hardin high school met on
Thursday, January %, to order
rings and announcements and
di.cusS other class business.
The seniors selected an
nouncementS and cards as well
as caps and gowns. The juniors
chose rings, which will be pur-
che ed through a local firm.
A play-reading committee was
appointed by Edwin Jacobson,
senior president, to read and
help select a drama for spring
production
Prom plans were discussed,
but no date was set.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30

bile association. On the board
of directors are John c. Baker,
Glasgow; r.. E Nelson, Choteau;
c. E.. Lanstrum, Kalispell; Rod
erick Mccall, Hamilton; Roy E,
Malsor, Bozeman; Edward F.
P%arriott, Livingston; c. C: Will
hanson, Lewistown; Claude M.
Jones, Miles City; H. H. Kin
caid, Sidney; Scotty Myles, Mis-
soula, and Harland E. Wells,
WhitefiSh.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30
SPECIAL MASONIC MEET

A group of Royal Arch Ma
sons from Billings will be in
Hardin tonight for special de-
gree work. Twelve Hardin Ma
sons will take degree work to
form a nucleus for a new Royal
Arch lodge in Hardin.
A banquet will be held at G
p. m. at the Masonic temple.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30

American Graves Registration
service, distribution division,
Utah General depot, Ogden,
Utah. The depot will serve the
states of Utah, Idaho, Wyom-
ing, Colorado, Nevada and Mon
tala,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30
CABIN COURT

J. C. HIlderson of Big Timber
took posse sion of the cabin
courts formerly owned by the
Wyns on Wednesday. The pur-
chase was completed recently.
Accompanying Mr.. Henderson
to Hardin are his wife and two
sons, Lloyd and Don Lloyd j..
married and his wife and fam
lily have also moved to Hardin.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30

DAVENPORT and chair, rwn TX rock
crs, oak butic;. cu!lcv table, w,.t
benz .-r"a'Ainr. also pcta:c> IL IL,
number and oth"- miss li."r-u> t,~-~.
Write or call James ;. >L..u. lr"A
Agency. -
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30

40 ACRES, all irrigated. adjoining HAr-
din and near sugar refinery; terms ii
desired, by honest party. Will receive
bids for limited time; if not sold VIII
rent to reliable party ior hcetS or
grain; cash or share. John Winchester.
Buffalo. WyO. 3-tf
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30

Albert Wildin at the Ping store build
ing, Monday, February }, at II a. m.
80
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FOR SALE

S ACRES, with good house. gas and
electricity, with or without all NV
furniture, COW barn, , good Jersey cows,
chicken house and 40 hens, root cellar;
possession Immediately. Reason for sell.
ing, poor health. See II. J. Bowers.
known as Vernon Kent place. 49,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30

NEW tr'r>un NtrInS musical Instruments.
N:.. George X. Srcri>t. BOX O..
H.. .. S.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30

OR EK-\bE--l"4l l~IyLrInatic Dds.
,".".,:c WlIn lt,::n ."l a>at>'. W, ri |
..1r. 10" I"r - plS' u' stat have !
NJ. / Eel. 5.u
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30

ROD louSc. two "u.'NSed porcheS,
lights. wat,r, barn and ~, acre, OF
and. see bod, man 1t Fol Garage.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30

DOt!!E hurn =, Su:,r Fi.:or, like r,w.
,'t'-. 49,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30

SPECIAL on Al per cent NV bean IIngt
pellets. Extra So,l :n:i, INN" l.ats
delivery 4. Sh,!' In, W!n. PHI nc 2+-W
days, 1888 u,ns /. Box tl>.
S]herlaan. Wa. 81
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30

e.. VI !--tuDr Commune. i'll r".::1,r; g.;
$50. I:..,:c ig y. {. n.-rv ,..:. t.. ,,H
..nru. ElrNu%,p. 81
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-01-30

4-ROOM house. including chicken house.
garage and ) lotsc. all fenced in. y
mile straight west OF postutiicc. or writ
Box Ms. lrLiu. So
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-21
BEOGRAJSKI URAD 30
'IMEL DISKUSIJE =.

BEOGRAD, 10. oktobra-No-
vi "Informativni urad" devetih
evropskih komunisticnih strank
bo koncem novembra incl v Beo-
gradu svoje prvo diskusije. Bu-
letin, XII ga DO urad tiskal, bo pa
izsel ze pref. v prvi stevilki bodo
objavljena besedila resolucij, IL
jaw in ostalih sklepov konfe-
renee v Varsavi.
Podpredsednik jugoslovanske-
ga presidjuma Mosa Pijade, je
danes zanikal, da je novi I'm
formativni urad" podoben bivsi
komunisticni International.
''Kominterna je bila svetovna
stranka . mocno discipline" je
izjavil Pijade.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-21
SPOLNI NAPAD IN UMOR
SE KONCAL S SAMOMOROM

DRACUT, Mass, 20. oktobra
-Policija je danes nasla truplo
23-letnega Russell P. Davisa, O
katerem Sc je dognalo, da je zgo-
daj zjutraj ma nekem samotnem
kraju presenetil neko mlado dvo-
jico, XII je parkala v avtomobilu,
nakar je fanta zaklal nozem,
njegovo dekle pa je odpeljal in
jo posilil.
Davis Sc je po izvrsitvi dvoj-
mega zlocina ustrelil in je bill maj
den v svojem avtomobilu.
Umorjeni moski je bill grad
beni delavec Edward Pare, star
30 let, XII je bill neporocen in
vojni veteran. Njegovo truplo
je bilo najdeno okoli pet ur po'
tenn, ko je njegova prijateljica,
"a let stara Marion Richards,
policiji porocala O napadu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-21
Ness zanesel "rdeSe
strasilo" v kampanjo

Republikanski kandidat "a
zupana. Eliot Ness je v svoji
kampanji privlekel ma dan "rde-
&c strasilo." Ma zupana Burke-a,
XII je kandidat demokratske
stranke, je naslovil poziv, da
''javno pove, da ne mara podpo-
re komunistov," o katerih je re-
kel, da delujejo "a njegovo po-
novno izvolitev. ~
Nessu, XII je rekel,' da je "ko-
munisticno vprasanje velike vaz-
nosti v Clevelandu," sc ocividno
cedijo slime po delavskih >glaso-
win, katerih ne more dobiti, ker
so Sc vse unije, tako AFL kot
tudi CIO, izrekle "a Burke-a.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-21
Ves+i IL Ivlienio
omerisskih Slovencev

White Valley, Pa. -4Po dol
gi bolezni je umrla Mary Ga
licic, rojena Prek, clanica SNPJ
in pokopana Exportu 6. ok
tobra. Stara je bila IS let, do
ma il Koprivnika pri zireh mad
skofjo loko, po domace Mete-
zeva, v Ameriki SO let. Tuka
zapusca moza, stiri sinove, dive
hceri in pet vnukov, v starem
kraju pa sestro.
Chicago. - Vinko Locniskar,
XII della upravnistvu Prosvete
re mnogo let, je bill obvescen IL
starega kraja, da Sc je 8. av-
gusta smrtno ponesrecil avt-
nj nesreci njegov brat Franc
Locniskar, upokojeni solski
nadzornik v Ljubljani. Donna
je bill il Zbilj pri Smledniku,
Gorenjsko.
Chicago, Ill.-Predzadnjo ne
deljo je umrl Fred Mesich, star
okrog 80 let in sin lastnika It's
karne Adrije, kjer Sc tiska Pro-
letarec. Bolehal je "a susico in
sc zdravil v Arizoni, cd koder Sc
lie nedavno vrnil domov k star
sem in zdaj umrl. Bolehen je
tudi njegov oee.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-21
Socialist bod0
v 1talijji delali
skupaj S komunisti

RIM, 20. oktobra -Po treh
dnevih zasedanja izvrsnega od-
bora italijanske socialisticne
stranke je odbor sklenil, da Sc
sodeluje z italijanskimi komu-
nisti pri enotni politicni akciji.
Levo krilo socialistov, XII ga
vodi Pietro Nenni, je izjavilo, da
sklepi konference predstavnikov
komunisticnih strank ne bodo
spremenili medsebojne sporazu-
me med italijanskimi socialist
in komunisti.
Izvrsni odbor je obsodil raz-
diralno delo desnega krila So
cialistov, XII Sc nahaja pod vod-
stvom Saragata. V izjavi so cla-
nj odbora tudi ostro obsodili
amerlSkO ZunanJO pOlltlkO.
Ma prihodnji mednarodni kon-
ferenci socialistov, XII sc DO vr-
sila, v Antwerpu, bodo pred
|stavniki socialisticne stranke
Italije zagovarjali "zivo akcijo
socialistov "a mir ma svetu."
V izjavi je nadalje obsojena
propaganda gonja v zvezi S Sc
stankom predstavnikov komuni-
sticnih strank, XII Sc je vrsil v
Warsaw. Poudarja Sc, da je
vpitje "glede ozivljanja komin-
terne" podobno metodam naci-
stow in fasistov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-21
BYRNES JE ZE MA
RUSKEM SEZNAMU

MOSKVA, 19. oktobra-Mos-
kovska "Pravda" je danes izja-
villa, da je bivsi ameriski drzav-
nj tajnik James F. Byrnes Xxi je
nedavno objavil knjigo spomi-
nov "Speaking Frankly" ka-
teri zagovarja idejo, da bi Sc
morale Ruse S silo izgnati il
Nemcije, &c drugace ne bi slo),
vojni podpihovalec, XII je ma
vdahnjen, da skupaj trgovin-
skim tajnikom w. Averellom
Harrimanom postane voditelj
"ameriskega imperializma.'
"Pravda" pravi, da je Byrnes
neuspesen diplomat, XII je bill "a
menjan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-21
v TRSTU MI NOBENEGA
PRAVEGA SODELOVANJA

TRST, 20. oktobra-Angleske
in ameriske oblasti SO danes OBJ
vestile clana jugoslovanske eko-
nomske federacije Rudolfa Ku-
relica, da maj zapusti njihov SEX
tor mesta. -"
v izjavi je Kurelic bill obtozen,
da je krsil pogoje, pod katerimi
so ga Anglezi in Americani pu-
still v njihov sektor mesta. Ku.
relic pa je anglo-ameriske obla-
|sti obtozil, da so sovrazne ma
|pram jugoslovanskim udelezni.
kom ma trzaski strokcvni raz-
stavi,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-21
KIDD DOBI MESTO POLJSKE
v VARNOSTNEM SVETU?

NEW YORK, 20. oktobra.-
Skupscini Zdruzenih narodov Sc
vedno nj uspelo, da resi- vprasa-
ME, kdo bo nasledil Poljski, ko
Sc DO njen termin v Varnost-
nem svetu z 81. decembrom
koncal. Pri danasnjem glasova-
nju je Ukrajina dobila % gla-
SOW, India pa rs. Potrebno pa
:je, da ena cd imenovanih drzav
dobi dvetretjinsko ve6ino gla-
sov, kar pomeni 35 glasov.
Danasnje glasovanje je ze
enajsto. Najvec glasov je dobi-
la Ukrajina pri devetem glaso-
vanju, ko je dobila 80 glasov,
torej samo tri glasove premAlo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-21
Italia zopet prosi
"a nujno pomoc

WASHINGTON, 20. oktobra
-1talijanski ambassador Alberto
Tarachiani je danes ponovno IL
rocil Zedinjenim drzavam APPEL
"a nujno financno pomoc, ka-
tero Italia zeli kupiti v Ameriki
premog in hrano.
Tarachiani je casnikarjem iz-
javil, da Italia nina vec me do
larjev in ne sirovin."
Vladni uradniki so izjavili, da
bodo Zedinjene drzave v KRAFT
KEN izrocile Italiji $1OO,OOO,OOO.
To je poslednji sklad vojnega
oddelka, XII je dolocen "a osktbo
ameriskih Get v Italiji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-21
Vile rojenice

Pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Ray
mond Sternot, il 1918 Prince
Ave. so Sc pretekli teden zglasile
vile rojenice in pustile v spomin
krepkega sincka-drugorojenca.
Matt in dete sc dobro pocutita "
St. AIMS bolnisnici in sc danes
vrneta ma svoj dom. S tenn do
godkom je Mrs. Mary Magdalenc
desetic postala stara matt, Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Sternot il E. ISL
St. pa v drugic. Cestitamo!