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Evening star., 1947-05-06
Admiral Beutty Injured
While Cuttinq Wood

Rear Admiral Frank E. Beatty
narrowly escaped cutting OF his
foot while chopping wood soon after
he assumed command of the Naval
Ordnance Laboratory at White Oak,
Md, It was learned today.
Admiral Beatty is being treated
at the Naval Medical Center, Be-
ttlesda. for severed tendons caused
|by the head OF an AK coming on
when he was cutting wood. It is
expected that he win be at the
hospital several weeks. The acci-
dent occurred at his home on the
Laboratory property.
Evening star., 1947-05-06
BeouchompNomedHe Head
Of Chew Chase Group

George Beauchamp was elected
president of the Chevy Chase Sec
ton Citizens Association last
night.
Edward Crafts was elected vice
president. Mrs. Walter B. Emory,
secretary, and Richard Goodridge,
treasurer.
Delegates to the Montgomery
County Civic Federation include Mr.,
Beauchamp, Henry H. Smelling and
George P. Schultze.
Evening star., 1947-05-06
Senator's Block Effort
To Speed Civil Service
Retirement Measure
By joseph YOUNG

1
An attempt to gain speedy Senatf
passage of the LANCER Chavez bill
to Hberalize the Civil Service re.
tirement system was blocked today
by Senators desiring more Informs
ton on the measure.
The bill was brought up on Tho
unanimous consent calendar, bul
was deferred when Senator Hatch
Democrat, Of New Mexico said he
was objecting on behalf Of one o1
his colleagues who felt that the
| Importance of the measure neceS-
STATED further debate.
The Senator, whose identity was
not revealed, doesn't necessarily
object to the bill but feels it is
too important to be swiftly approved
on the unanimous consent calendar
Senator Hatch declared.
Langer to Seek Action.
Immediately after the objection
which under the rules of unanimous
consent procedure Is enough to block
consideration of bill, Chairman
LANCER of the Senate Civil Service
Committee told the Senate that he
| would seek within a few days to
bring the bill up for Senate con-
sideration.
There was more than one objec-
| tion today to immediate considera-
tion of the measure, since Senator
Williams, Republican, OF Delaware
was ready to object If Senator
Hatch had not gained the floor
| first.
Senator williams was the only
member of the Senate Civil Serv-
ice Committee to vote against the
measure when it was reported out
House to Begin Hearings.
The co-sponsors of the bill. Sena-
tor LANCER and Senator Chavez
Democrat, Of New Mexico are stress.
| ing that the bill won't cost
the Government any more money
than it now contributes to the
Federal retirement system, at 1east
not for a number Of years. They
point out that administrative saw
ings that will be made under ths
new proposed formula, plus tht
proposed / per cent increase II
employees salary contributions tx
the fund, will pay for the bill.
Meanwhile, a House Civil Servic,
subcommittee is due to start hear
ings on the measure later this week
The bill would increase annuit.
payments about $500 above presen
rates to Federal employees upon re-
tirement, and also would increase b!
Is per cent or $500, whichever il
smaller, payments to Government
workers already retired.
| In addition the bill provides fol
survivorship insurance benefits tt
tthe widows and children of deceased
Federal workers.
Also, the measure permits retire.
ment with full benefits at 62 years
and provides for annuities at s.
years for Federal workers, with more
that 5 years of service, who are nov
being dismissed during the current
reduction -in-force program. These
employees would be eligible for bene-
fits upon reaching the age of 81.
Evening star., 1947-05-06
III. 5. Worker Planning
10 Leave City Wins
ID. {. Tax Exemption

The United States Court Of APP
peals yesterday ruled that Thomas
C. Collier, a Government Civil Serv-
ice employe in the Bureau of Docks
of the Navy Department, was not
subject to pay District income tax
because Of his intention of return
ing to New Hampshire, although the
date Of his return is indefinite.
In its decision the appellate court
reversed ID ruling OF the District
Board Of Tax Appeals which had
held that Mr.. Collier should pay
District income tax The ruling was
in connection with tax for two years
and had amounted to only a little
more than $45, according to Mr..
Golfers attorney, Joseph D. Malloy.
Citing rules laid down in Dis
trict income tax case by the Su-
preme Court, the appellate court
held that Mr.. Collier had ''fixed
intention of returning to New Hamp-
shire, only the date being indefinite. "
Passage Quoted.
A passage from Supreme Court
decision in another case quoted by
the Court of Appeals declared:
While the intention to return
must be fixed, the date need not
be; while the intention to return
must be unconditional, the time
may be, and in most cases Of neces-
sity Is, contingent. The intention
must not Waver before the uncer-
tainties Of time, but one may not
be visited with unwelcome domicile
for lacking the gift Of prophecy"
In reciting a history of Mr.. Col
lier's case, the appellate court de-
cision, written by Justice e. Barret,
Prettyman said:
"He came to the District in 1888
from Portsmouth, N. H., where his
parents live and where he had lived
up to that time. He is unmarried
and lives in rented apartment
He owns no real estate or other
property, except two small savings
accounts. He has paid his poll
taxes in New Hampshire each year
since he came of age and has voted
in New Hampshire at each national
election. He has filed all his
Federal income returns with the
Collector at Portsmouth. He has
returned to Portsmouth on his vaca-
tion for about three week each
year"
Job Period Indefinite.
The appellate court then declared
Mr.. Golfers residence here sis due
to his Government position. On
this score the Court of Appeals
opinion said:
In respect to his intention, the
petitioner testified before the Board
of Tax Appeals that he intends to
remain here so long as he is In
Government service, unless he is
transferred elsewhere by the Gov
|ernment;; that he intends to return
to New Hampshire when his con-
|nection with the Government is
severed; that the period OF his Gov
ernment service Is not definite,
being within the discretion Of the
Government and that at present
time he has no definite intention
of returning to New Hampshire at
any particular time"
I Chief Justice D. Lawrence Groner
of the Court OF Appeals and Justice
Henry w. Edgerton heard the case
with Justice Prettyman.
Evening star., 1947-05-06
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and inconvenience will
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prompt on d efficient
service. Your co-opero-
. tion will be appreciated.
Evening star., 1947-05-06

: Z = -
sMDTORIST 7, JUNIOR
GRADE When q small boy
and his duck want to cross
Wisconsin avenue, Police
man william Dodson obli-
ges. While traffic halts,
4-year-old William ]. Gil
dart, jr., son Of Mai. and
Mrs. William Gildart, $3.50
Wisconsin avenue NV,
motors to the opposite
curb. Donald follows faith
fully in his wake star
Stan Photo by Randolph
Routt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-19
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlNIA.

MAKE AN OFFER!-Six owners have
asked us to get an offer on their homes;
bunralows and 2-story homes, l and 2
baths conveniently located: We invite
your inspection and your offer; LONG
FACTS FACTS FACTS-Construction
brick; number of bedrooms, two; fireplace.
yes; heat, oil: equipped kitchen. yes: and
room for expansion; price, $4,000; down
payment, $1,000; mo- payments, $1,000
including prin.. interest. taxes, insurance.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC: Lee hwy.
at AGiebe I'd. OK. 1855, Gil. 0561.
LET'S GO VISITIN' out Hillwood section
way. A wonderfully built, prewar. red
brick Cape Cod, on q corner lot; lge. liv.
RIM. with fireplace, dining room, stream
lined kitchen, l den or bedroom on 1st
floor: 3 bedrooms on End floor. one pine
paneied: oil heat, built-in garage; price,
only $685. REAL ESTATE SERVICE.
NC, Lee hwy. at Giebe rd.' OK s5. Gil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-19

E lnT rGo@
lot Rf'N Nicely Handicapped and also produc-
veniences. Immediate possession. Rea-
aamp ase Just beyond e. ne turn
s, and right to properly: 4. 5; cRS az
1864, or Mr.. Kupper, WI. 5947. 80
GLENMONT-A most attractive 21a-bath
eyer gesan aIee style bum
(fireplace). dining rm.. kitchen, den, bed
rms, spacious closets and tiled bath on
IN at Ger storms Fm aaa FL
basement with bath, cold room, oil heat
Situated on lot Clio acre, picturesque
4 blks. off Georgia ave. extended. on
Glenallen ave: cow to stores and transp.
p1 ssfms E seR e. ME- $685.
WooDsIDf e cT M una arsi ne sunsaoa,
located in Woodside section Of Silver
rm: 13x22, din. nm. 10x13h; large kit.
9x4 trent porch and 6u Nth Se
cUsToM-B ii TT HOME now under con-
reF@9si0p 7 bass
built for himself BY owner-builder whose
for your occupancy in July. Present stage
of construction enables you to see the fine
quality of materials being used and your
choice of decorating scheme and equip
ment. GEO. ]. MOSS, Realtor, SH. $500.
OPEN SAT. AND SUNDAY, 1875. 4l03
18th ave-. Sunnybrook. Md.-Wil sacrifice
full i basement. oil heat. screened storm
Priced to sell. Terms. RoSsER REALTY
kENs INC; T on 2-bedroom Cape
Cod with large unfinished attic, large hv-
ing room, fireplace, lovely equipped kitchen,
wooded lot, in excellent location. Close to
bus. schools. and shopping. Easy terms;
priced to sell at once. Immediate posses
2-BEDROoM BUNGALOW; oil heat: mod
ern kitchen; house in excellent conditions;
total price, Sl0.250: 9 Westmoreland aye.
Takoma Park. Nd, ST.. 4S14. 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-19

aWeilIng also tWo-room CABIN: approx
mately 3-acre land pressure. water sys-
tenn; price includes most of furniture;
$4,000, terms. WORKMAN & WADE
ALFxANDRIA, Braddock Heights-a-story
frame dwelling. nice lot; LIST f., liv. rm
dining rm.. kitchen with stove and refri-
gerator; End f.. large, | small bedrm,
and rear porches; garage; convenient to
schools and transp.; -S13,7 5o;, terms
T9RFHAm T KhpEc aHsx FL
BURG and Wash; f less than ' Is mi. from
D. G; good TRANSFORMATION facilities tc
shady, lot, possession Immediately; rea;
IDEN zEILER. Leesburg, Va s1-J sun.
fazs sIRFf new w BgNGaLow m-acr,
wooded lot: large living room. kitchen
in c9 ane5 mice bath
h.-wh.. stairway to End floor which
has space for addiona utility
MRS. PANNILL Gil. 1888. OK. os7si
NICE NICE CAPE s9 COD BUNGALOW. brand-new
consisting of living room. kitchen, dinette
2 bedrooms, bath. stairway to End A.
which is unfinished, full basement, oil
f hea Wash $3.50 a terms
Cal call MRS RS f RasNILL GIL 1888 OK os7s'
sP1cE For CHILDREN to play and for
you to relax in. Here is an older. 5-room
lot which is out Of the world Tor beauty
garden. Detached garage, and a dog.
at ST., 1850, Financed with s55 per
m0n see TS trust e a95eSs w R9ssh2
Ike Wsos hgd GIL bs5ck Bos.
1aun Lot IoI Nv
tairing wall: nice shrubbery front and
rear, also fruit; gear brick garage GER
24(, driveway. screened front porch, large
3 bedrooms with closets. bath, Venetian
blinds, screens. storm windows. full base
ment, tubs, auto. hot-water tank, copper
tion room a. near bus, stores and School
Must bes~seen to be appreciated. Owner
P PasTE sell coE Ell S4ss STONE located
lovely Lee BiTd. aeigRts son on st.ser ssa corr n
ned lot---A home with personality in a
setting of individuality solid stone con-
Soo s H. desstul Vns 1oo Wiz
fioor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, step-up din
ing room opening onto huge, porch de-
en fo adons brgh ro ss
two very nice bedrooms and de luxe tile
bath. Lovely stairway to End floor which
Closet; smaller guest room and de luxe tile
bath; walk-in cedar closet and storage
room. Half the basement is made into a
direct lighting. de luxe bar with running
water, and 8 piano, maids room and fun
bath. laundry and furnace rooms. Two-ear
lovely estate, only ten minutes to Pentagon.
some decorating is needed. You'll md
sSoat 9G6sy r essh ffsf RExly
Court House So, Ari. Va, OW. Ss5s, OK.
1907: nights, Gil. s241. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-19

H St NV, DI. sos till 81 pm.
-614 Bennington DIR. A beautiful cen,
s sspsy 3Est q ss STAR
Georgia ave Sligo 300. If no answer
SILVER sTiER' sPRiiNG-5oe Dartmouth ave
room lali large. brick, s yrs. old, is 10
Spring House features large liv room
kit, breakfast room, side screened porch
built,in GARAGE; recreation room. gas heat
owner transferred. Priced to sell. To reach
Out Colesville I'd. to Dale DIR. (Mrs. KS
s bE 10 9 soase to ave- V L eT
Realtor. Sligo 1929: ewes, ST. 1905. 81
If. you LIKE PRIVACY you'll like thi
Of S9nd s' ist 0 has lse ~ ' rm nm x viii
stone fireplace. din. rm., kit. den ant
powder rm. The. iiv., rm. opens, ont!
End 4. has s bedrms sH and 2 baths; srd 4.
2 rms, also plenty of storage space; 2-ca
gar. with 2 rms. and bath above; yer:
Oil &C. heat; house in perfect cond. Yo i
Chickens and garden nan and still i've in n" al
gu isos Ell sRR
Realtor. HOG VT. ave. NV, DI. 5000
Sun, LIS. Lovely prewar Cape Cod, on lge
cor. lot: 2 bedrms. and bath on. 1st fl.
spacious liv. rm. with woou-burning fire
place, inclosed liv. porch. beautifully fin
ished upstairs offers bedrm., nursery ant
complete bath; gas &C. heat. bsmt Screen
and storm windows. Reasonably priced a
S14.q50, on terms. Today call WA. 7494
JOHN H RICE. Realtor, Elk. 2S45. 81
EAST PINES-6304 Powhatan. Open Sun.
screened front porch, semifnished End f.
paS a e heat. nice fenced yard: immediate
possession. Today call WA. 7494. JOHr
n. RICE. Realtor. Elk: 2S45. 30
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY to 9 pm
Veterans new homes. $3.50 down ant
S67,04 per mo. pays for this S1o,950 de
tached broom and bath brick bungalow
1t has q full attic, radiant heat. gas-fire,
boiler, sll-metal kitchen complete witt
electric refrigerator, 4-burner gas stove
Fire-resistant construction. To reach
Drive out Bladensburg I'd. ne. to Peac
Cross, right to Route so. mile. bea
right on Route 202 to 63rd pl., left fol
lowing signs to Radiant Valley. Now will
daylight saving time it is still light enough
to drive, out after supper and Inspect II
sample houses SHANNON q LUCHS co
OWNER MOVING to California, will sci
rms. and bath. oil heat; Riverdale bu
route: lot 5ox1b0. with young fruit ant
flowers: house in good cond. Open al
day Sat. and Sun, ewes. to o pm. WA
4119. 20
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14
'Vojni heroj, obtozen
ropa, je osvobojen

LOS ANGELES, 13. marca-
Capt. Charles Shunstrom, XII sc
je tako odlikoval vtezAih borbah
pri Anzio, da je dobil naziv "div-
jega moza" in bill slavljen kot
najvecji heroj v borbah, XII so
Sc vrsile okrog te postojanke v
Italiji, Sc je moral zagovarjati
pred tukajsnjo sodnijo zaradi 10
slueajev nasilnega ropa.
Visji sodnik Walter S. Gates
je, vpostevajoc briljantno voja-
sko karijero Shunstroma, iste-
ga osvobodil. V svoii izjavi je
sodnik rekel, da Sc Shunstrom
nj zavedal razlike med poste-
nostjo in zlocinom, ter da je "a
casno "izgubil razum."
Shunstrom, XII je bill eden cd
80 prezivelih ameriskih vojakov,
XII so branili postojanko Anzio
pred besnimi napadi nemskih
Get, je bill oznacen, "a "najbolj
hrabrega in pogumnega voja-
ka." Odlikovan je z trent 'Pur-
pie Heart" odlikovanji in z mno-
gimi drugimi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14

Generalni direktor UNRRA-e
maj. gen. Lowell w. Rocks je "a
nikal, da bi ia zahteva bila po-
stavljena v obliki ultimatuma,
toda rekel je, da Sc je izvrsil pri-
tisk ma kitajske nacionaliste.
"Kitajski komunisti so dobili
zelo malo pomoci," je rekel gen.
Rocks, "in mi gledamo, kako bi
Jim preskrbeli vec pomoci kot
pa so jo sprejemali v preteklo-
sti. v protestu kitajski .vladi,
smo povedali, da bono izvrsili
preiskavo glede polozaja 81.
marca in videi, kaj DO UNRRA
podvzela. :" ~. ] s
Direktor UNRRA-e v KIM ie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14
,PARAGVAJSKA VLADA
DOLzI KOMUNISTE
KRIVDE "a REVOLTO

ASUNCION, Paragvaj, 13.
marca. - Paragvajska vlada je
obtczila "mednarodni komuni-
zem" krivde "a revolto, XII je
dvignjena proti vladi in istocas-
no podala izjavo, da je revolta
omejena ma oblegano m e s o
Conception, kjer je 700 uporni-
kov zavrnilo povabilo Wade, da
Sc podajo.
: Minister "a ekonomijo Gull
lermo Enciso Velloso je danes
izjavil, da material in moralna
pomoc upornikom prihaja Cd
strani komunisticnih strank v
Boliviji in Urugvaju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14

toliki meri kot potrebno "a veli-
kopotezno ofenzivo proti parti-
zanom. Ako pomislimo ma to, ko-
liko truda, denarja in mostva so
posvecali Nemci svojim operaci-
jam proti partizanom, utegnemo
spoznati, da so racuni grske VIA
de nekoliko optimisticni v koli-
kor sc tice izdatkov.
Grska vlada je bila leta 1914
sklenila pogodbo z Veliko Bri-
tanljo "a oskrbo opremo po-
trebno "a 100000 MOI. LAM je
Velika Britannia vlozila to pre-
ko % milijonov dolarjev. Da-
nes pa steje vojska ze preko
100000 MOI. Takoj po objavi,
da bodo Zedinjene drzave gospo-
darsko podprle Grcijo, SO napo-
vedovali grski uradni krogi, da
bo stevilo vojakov zvisano ma
5000 MOI.
Dozdaj Sc nj mnogo podrob-
nosti 0 tenn, v kaksnem obsegu
nameravajo Zedinjene drzave
podpreti grsko vlado in da Ii bo
ia podpora obsegala tudi vojaske
sile, toda grska vlada je brez ma
dalnjega zakljucila, da bo v bo-
docnosti ameriska vlada skrbela
"a opremo in izdatke grske ar
made.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14
Progressive Slovenke vabijo
ma plesno zabavo

V nedeljo vecer bodo clanice
krozka st. / Prog. Slovenk le-
po pocastile vse posetnike PIES
ne veselice, XII jo priredijo v
Slovenskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. Vadnalovi fantje
bodo igrali prav okrogle, tako
da bo vse stare in mlado plesa-
10, urne kuharice in natakarice
bodo pa postregle z vsakovrs-
mimi okrepcili. Progressive" so
med prvimi ko Sc gre pri delu
"a splosno korist in med prvimi
so tudi ko priredijo kaksno zaba-
vo, cato sc obeta prav dobra "a
bava "a nedeljo vecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14

Drzavni podtajnik Dea n
Acheson in verjetno tudi vojni
tajnik Robert P. Patterson bo-
sta pojasnila nadaljni program
glede 40O-milijonskega posojila
Grciji in Turciji in odposiljanja
vojaskega in civilnega osobja
omenjeni drzavi, pred senatnim
odborom "a zunanje odnosaje.
V zvezi S prvimi komentarji
glede Trumanovega govora so
prisla do izraza nasprotujoca 81
misljenja kongresnikov in sena-
torjev, navzlic temu, da Sc We
ruje zmago tistih, XII zagovar-
jajo intervencijo. Prislo je do
ostrih napadov in protestov, OBJ
enem tudi mnogo navdusenega
odobravanja.
ze po zakljucku Trumanove-
ga govora so Sc v kongresu po-
javila prva opozorila vojni ne
VarnOsti.
ITO je vabilo ma vojno''
je rekel kongresnik Hoffman
Kongresnik Hoffman je we
ri S Trumanovim govorom od-
prto rekel. da isti pomeni IVA
bilo ma vojno."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14

Do ostrih debat je prislo tudi
v senatu, ko je republikanski
senator Brooks pozval demokra-
te zakaj odprto ne povelo, ida
to- pomeni vojno." Rekel je, da
so Zedinjene drzave z lend-lease
pomocjo ojacale Rusijo in Sc Sc
daj nahajajo v polozaju, ko bo-
do utegnile stopiti v borbo pro-
tt Rusiji.
Rekel je tudi, da bi republi-
kanska politika, &c bi bill repu-
blikanci "a casa vojne O tenn od-
local., bila, da pustijo Nemce,
maj unicijo Rusijo, ter bi tako
danes ne bio potrebno, da sc z
Trumanovim programom 80
perstavljamo ko~-unizmu."
Senator Pepper olsrcal
Brooksa )
Senator Pepper je odgovoril
Brooksu, da niti najmanj ne
dvomi, da je senator (Brooks)
pripravljen iti vvojno proti Sow
jetski zvezi.
"Toda on (Brooks) nj bill ta-
ko navdusen "a vojno proti Hit
'lerju'', je rekel Pepper.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14

izjavil, da racuna, da SO kitajski
komunisti dobili le diva do tri
odstotka pomoci, XII je bila po-
slana v Kino. Rekel je, da ko-
munisti bolj potrebujejo obleke
in zdravila kot pa hrane. Neka-
teri uradniki UNRRA-e so ze
odsli v kraje, XII Sc nahajo pod
kontrolo komunistov.
UNRRA uradniki so svoj ma
stop podprli S tocko il pravil or
ganizacije, XII pravi, da sc po-
moe mora deliti ma podlagi po-
treb narodov v prizadetih kra-
jih, ne glede na vero, raso ali pa
politicno prepricanje."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14
Trdi, da je v Ameriki
dovolj sladkorja

WASHINGTON, 13. marca.
Walter S. Mack, jr. predsednik
Pepsi-Cola Co., ]e danes rekel,
da Zedinjene drzave imajo toll
ko sladkorja, da bi Sc lahko ta-
koj ukinili racioniranje istega.
Mack cello trdi, da v Zedinjenih
drzavah ne samo, da nj pomanj-
kanja sladkorja, ampak da ga
je - proved.
Rekel je, da bi Sc sladkor mo-
ralo drzati pod kontrolo in da
so vesti pomanjkanju sladkor-
ia zaceli siriti proizvajalci, da
bi obdrzali amerisko ljudstvo
ma nizkih odmerkih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14
v RUSIJi JE NEKI
KMET, STAR 142 LET

LONDON, 13. marca-Radio
Moskva je naznanil, da je neki
kmet po imenu Ciskin te dni IL
vasi Sadovo obhajal svoj 142-ti
rojstni dan. Kmet Sc dobro po-
cuti in je Sc vedno "korenjak."
Oce Ciskina je umrl, ko je bill
star 1877 let, njegova matt pa je
bila stara 116 let.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14
Groznja proti sodnici

.Neki nepoznan moski je Sc
stro mestne sodnice Lillian E..
Westropp poklical ma telefon in
il rekel: "Sodnica Westropp je
danes pustila ma prosto nekega
morilca. Meme roke so krvave
in "a to bo morala placati." o
groznji je bila obveseena poll
CHA, XII je poslala posebno stra-
70 v blizino njenega donna ma
1878 w. SO St. Sodnica je rekla,
da to nj prvi primer, ko j je BIZ
10 grozeno, da je to ocividno de-
10 dusevno zmedenih ljudi in da
il groznja ne della skrbi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14
Delavec ukradel "a $4,000
iestvin v skladiScu

Policija je .vceraj aretirala
51-letnega Ralpha Weberja, XII
je v teku nekaj mesecev ukra-
del "a $4,000 raznega grocerij-
skega blaga il skladisca Lede-
rar Terminal Warehouse ma E..
81 St. Moski je bill uposlen kot
nocni cuvaj v sosednjem skladi-
scu Northern Ohio Food Termi-
nal. zena je rekla policiji, da je
moza svarila, maj neha krasti,
da pa so bill vsi njeni opomini
bob oh steno. Blago je bilo skri-
to v podstresju in kleti. Policij-
ski patrolni voz je moral priti
trikrat ma dom obtozenca, da je
odpeljal vse nakradeno blago.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14
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PrvorojenGki

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Vile rojenice so Sc prosli po-
nedeljek zglasile pri Mr.. in Mrs.
Carmine in Elvira Leoni, 1176
E. 81 St., in pustile v spomin
krepkega sineka prvorojenca.
Matt in dete Sc dobro pocutita
in Sc nahajata v Macdonald
House bolnisnici. Tako sta po-
znana Mr.. in Mrs. John in Jo-
sephine Petric il 6617 Bonna
Ave. prvic postala grandma
in grandpa.
Pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs. John
Muha so pa vile rojenice pusti-
lie zalo hcerkico, prvorojenko.
Made mamice deklisko ime je
bilo Josephine Blatnik, ter je
hci Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Blatnik
iza Mohican Ave., XII sta sedaj
postala v drugic start alta in
Y Stara mama.
sa
V torek so vile rojenice obda-
rile Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Barness
il 998 E. II St. z krepkim sine
kom, prvorojencem. Matt in de-
~te ,se dobro pocutita in Sc ma
hajata v st. AIMS bolnisnici
Deklisko ime mlade matere je
bio Mimi Hiti, XII je dobro po-
znana ter je mnogo let bila v
sluzbi v stampfelnovi trgovini
Tako sta Mr.. Polar in Mrs. Bar
ness postala start oce in stara
matt.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-14
Il bolniSnice

Il bolniSnice >. ~.
Mary Taufer IL 1922 e. 68
St. je srecno prestala operacijo
v bolnisnici in Sc sedaj zopet
nahaja ma svojern domu. Maj.
lepse se zahvaljuje vsem "a obs
ke, .darila in karte. Prijateljice
10 sedaj lahko obiscejo ma do
n1u.