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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-02-27

FOR SALE-See the nice new
gas ranges on display at the
Butane Gas Co., 1888 Columbia
Ave-, Kennewick. Phone 1891.
44-tf
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12

1t is not merely that we spend
our Rosh Hashonah in prayer,
while others usher in the New
Year with revelry. What is more
important is that Rosh Hashonah
comedies with the anniversary on
which the world was created.
This gives our Holy Day a special
solemnity.
For the divine act of creation is
freighted with spiritual meaning.
Creation implies the reign of order
in place of the primordial chaos.
It signifies the enforcement of
the moral law instead of the
jungle code. In fashioning this
moral universe, God summoned
man to His co-creator.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12
St. Petersburg, Florida The Suns
The Sunshine City
Blackburn Bombers
Win Softball Crown

ST. PETERSBURG The
Blackburn Bombers of Clearwat-
er, Fla, State Softball champions,
became Southeastern district title
holders by defeating the Capitol
Homes of Atlanta to O.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12

RABBI MORRIS b. CHAPMAN
Too often man acted as Gods
adversary rather than, His partner.
In our own day too man shows
the same perverseness. The re-
suit is hatred, enslavement, in.
justice and war.
But on Rosh Hashonah the Jew
again accepts his role as Gods
fellow-worker and dedicates him
self anew to laying the foundation
for an enduring spiritual universe.
I pray that on this High Holy
Day season you will be inspired
to accept your task as Gods part
ner, and so hasten the advent Of
His reign on earth. Then on the
anniversary of the worlds birth,
we will help usher in the rebirth
of freedom and justice for all.
1 wish you and all men of good
will a happy, prosperous and
divinely-inspired Rosh Hashonah.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-09-12
Rosh hashonah Message
FROM

FROM
RABBI MORRIS B. CHAPMAN
Congregation B'nai Israel
st. Petersburg, Fla.
Like all other peoples, we Jews
celebrate the New Year. But I'M
like them, we impart profound
religious quality to our observance.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

car to them for Mrs. Susie Arm
strong's funeral 1900. Mrs. Iona
Oates, Mrs N. A. Manly and Mrs.
G. D. Mays attended the State
Teachers Association in Little
Rock ....... Mrs. Oates and Mays
were house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. h. White and Miss De-
venia Daniels ........ Funeral SER
vices were conducted for Charles
Eslinger on Saturday at Phillips
Funeral Home with Rev. o. A.
Oates eulogizing ........ Pfc. Nathan
Hensley. Jr., was honored with a
Fredericksburg dinner on Tues
day at home with his sister, Mrs.
Booker Mays. Twelve young men
were present. Following dinner.
games were enjoyed by all. Pfc.
Hensley left Thursday for Camp
Stove, Pittsburgh, California ........
Our sick are: Mrs. Leatha Shaver.
Henry Buckingham, Savannah Wi
ley and J. d Davis ........ Mrs.
Mary Jones, Miss Sadie Fulton,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. rlemming.
Mrs. Lula Hunt, attended the fu-
neral OF their aunt, Mrs. Matte
Key in Jonesboro on Sunday. AL
so attending were Will Lewis and
Mrs. Pearl johnson ........ Around
N. H. S. SO. National Book Week
was observed at N. II. S. during
the week closing with a program
in Assembly Friday morning with
Library girls in charge. Miss M.
b. Reeves. head library girl was
in charge Of the program. Mrs.
Jessie Balch, Jackson County Lii
brarian, was guest. Mrs. Balch
(white) has played an important
part in the training of these girls.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
Davis Speaks
Continued from page one

Sohtlnued from page one
presentation Of state prizes, to.
falling $1,000, to winners in the
four states. These prizes range
from $1,000 to $25OoO.
Also on the days program is a
turkey linned, prepared by DOM
este science students OF Booker
7. Washington High School. A
musical and entertainment pro-
gram also has been arranged by
X. II. Brown, Shelby County,
Tenn, extension agent.
At 80 years of age, President
Davis is one of the youngest col
lege presidents in the United
States. He was born in McCrory.
Under his administration, enroll
ment at the college has reached
an all-time high Of 1900 students.
He has gained wide popularity
as a speaker and has appeared be-
fore large audiences in many COL
ieges and meetings. He is vice
president Of Land Grand Colleges
and a member Of the Governing
Board of Equalization OF Educa.
tional Opportunity. He belongs to
many other worthwhile organiza-
tons.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

running his church He has CON-
pletely restored it to its previous
prestige and judged by every
standard. his church has the best
choir of any church in the city
II this carries any doubt we invite
anybody to 60 and hear it The
conference will meet at Cottrell
next year 500. Mrs, p, G. Gilkey
underwent a successful operation
last Saturday. She is patient at
the Alice Eve Hospital ...,.... The
Guinns of Pleasant street are do
ing some outstanding repairs on
their home 49,. The G. E. Lewises
of Pleasant street have very
beautiful winter lawn .=. Mrs F.
w. Jackson is home from Texas
geese. DR.. and Mrs. r. J. Griffin
lived up to their long custom and
spent Thanksgiving in Pine Bluff
They attended the Philander-State
football game 49,. With in a few
days we shall vote on the City
Sanitation Program. Many will
join hands with DIR. Phipps and
vote to keep the city trucks pick
ing up the trash from each home
for a small fee. Some will vote
against the program because they
do not want to pay the extra fee.
Every Negro should make sure
that he writes for himself a pro-
gram which will keep his yard
and neighborhood clean and void
of rubbish We don't want folks
to know where we live by the way
things look 49,. Rev. ]. N Harrison
will preach and his choir will
sing at Haven Methodist Church
Sunday at p. m. $780,. Circle No
5 of Haven has re-decorated the
rest rooms of the church ........ The
Buchanans are building new
house on Gordon street ...... Prof
Barnett of Pine Bluff addressed
the Civic League Thursday night.
He stressed many points of help
for businessmen. SOME GOSSIP:
There is boy four years old
who has never seen church
choir @ There is husband who
has never eaten a cake baked by
his wife 500. There is wife who
sends her little girl to the door
to announce to old Dad when they
have company so as to keep him
from coming in talking about the
neighbors.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
ROLAND
Bessie Mae Smith


Sunday School was conducted
by Supt. James Smith. Lesson was
reviewed by Supt. Frank Day Re-
marks by Rev. c. johnson ........
In spite Of bad weather, there
was a large attendance. Visitors
were: Rev. A. H. Greene, Mr.. and
Mrs. Madison James, and Mrs. c.
johnson. all of North Little Rock
Rev. N. Evans of c. M. E..
Church ist attending the Annual
Conference at Fl. Smith .... On
the sick list are; Dan McCarter
Mrs. Laura Woods. ........ Mr.. Curry
Is much better ....... Mrs. Clara
Lightener's son, Harold, is in the
University Hospital ........ Miss Bes-
sic Smith is looking forward to
having distinguished guests for
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
-
NAACP Urqes
Continued from page one


given the same rights and oppor-
tunities as other citizens"
1t was also pointed out that be-
cause of the rapidly growing pro-
blems faced by Negroes seeking
employment since the war and the
fewness Of those championing job
equality some Negroes Innocent
~ have accepted offers of assist
ance from organizations which
might later be classified as sub
versive."
The NAACP request made it
clear, however, that Negroes should
be added to the board itself and
that any attempts to establish a
segregated board would be vigor-
ously opposed.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

Continued from Page ~
blue faded dotted dress, a green
sweater, and house shoes. She
didn't have any money with her.
Miss Moore has been Ill for sew
eral years, and at times was very
Respondent. On the day Of her
disappearance she had been to the
doctor, seemed in good spirits, and
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
Catholics


seeAssO~s 1--WE Y8xS
while our leaders have been ad-
vertising the brightest side Of de-
nocracy abroad. too many other
Americans have been undoine
mat good work by their actions
II bias, discrimination. and even
mob violence. The presidents COM
Hdttee points out that stories of
lynchings and other fragrant in.
hingements Of civil rights have
been used with telling effect by
Communist propagandists in Eu-
rope. How are we to persuade
the nations Of Europe to build
democratic houses like ours when
we can't keep our own house in
good repair"
Stressing the Catholic teaching
OF brotherhood Of man, the edi.
0rial continues: 1.-THE report for
. bly, brings to mind the age-old
7tholic teaching that the world
family of nations. We are not
n island to ourselves alone We
are members of a universal fam
lily and we have duties to follow
members Of the global family.
One OF these duties is to practice
the high principles we profess"
As regards the methods of re-
Form suggested by the committee
education. legislation. and the
voluntary elimination Of discrim-
anatory polices and actions, the
editorial notes:
Any Of the three methods A.
Zone would be incomplete, perhaps
. failure. You can't legislate ra-
eial bias out OF people, but you
can eliminate 1t by education, and
through legislation guard agains,
~ return Voluntary elimination
OF discriminatory policies II the
tAsk set before heads of educa.
0onal institutions. hospitals and
Hike places where enforcement OF
Fair practice laws by the state
ray be undesirable or impracti.
c,ble." -.
We Catholics should be in the
sunt wave Of this crusade 10.
lhsman dignity and human rights. y
he editorial concludes.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
JACKSONVILLE

Moses Franklin
Miss Rosa Lee Ferguson, charm
ing daughter Of Omar Ferguson
left Friday night for Jersey City,
N. J. Miss Ferguson formerly of
Jacksonville visited her father
two weeks ........ Mrs. Della Nc
Gehee is to have her sister, Mrs
Annie Lendon OF st. Louis, Mo,
to visit her on Thanksgiving.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
Newport

Gladys Mays
Mrs. L. c. Steele made a bust
ness trip to ST. Louis over the
week end ........ Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
polls johnson are the proud par
ents Of a baby girl ........ Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnny Walker have a fine
baby boy. Robert Hugh ........ The
White Rose Club met on Monday
with Mrs. L. c. Steele. A delicious
salad course was served. The Club
expressed thanks 10 W. II. Griffin
who donated the service OF his
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

ate good dinner. She is about
SO years Of age, weighs los, and Is
brown skinned. She is also the
neice Of J. w. Moore, 1901 Pulaski.
Anyone having any information a.
bout Miss Moore, please notify
Mrs. Biggs, 918 Abeles or J. w.
Moore, 1901 Pulaski.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

King and Queen Contest Winners-Gamma Alpha Chapter
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority happy the
Of its annual King and Queen Contest At the
held in the college auditorium little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs j. r. Morton of
crowned queen Booker Rice Mr. and
Mrs T. j. Rice of 812 Pulaski king Both
presented silver Brenda sponsored by
Arve Montgomery Booker sponsored by Soror Anna
Jeanne Fox.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

SUCCESS-Mrs. Effie Gray Oil
yer. appointed for the third time
as Annual Conference Supervisor
Of young people In the Little Rock
Annual Conference. was success
full in putting over her program
on Young Peoples night. The
conference was held at Mt. lion
&. nj. E. Church, TT. Smith. Nov
ember 10Th through 23rd A
play. I've changed my mind.
was pantomined. Following the
play. was musical program by
the local church with Mrs. Odessa
Lester In charge After the
program queen contest between
Districts was successfully carried
out Fl. Smith District Queen
won first place raising the highest
uuivuht OVCI HlV'VV, WHICu WIS SAJ.
AZ. Little Rock District raised Sis
Miss Shirley Ann Wright. 1901
N. 18th st., IT. Smith, was crown
ed Miss Little Rock Annual Con-
ference by Mrs. A. G. Shanks
Total Amount reported this year
from the Young Peoples Depart
ment was s31.57. Last years re-
port was $500. Little Rock Dis
trict Queen was little 3 year old.
Betty Fay Martin. 124 w. 25th st.
Look for pictures of the Queens in
next weeks edition District
Supervisors TT. Smith. Mrs. Ad-
rama McCray; Little Rock. Mrs.
Rosetta II. Settles, Pine Bluff, Mrs.
Vellna McGehee Mrs. Oliver
Is the lovely wife of Rev. Cleve-
land c. Oliver and daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. v. Gray, Rt. 2 Box
lS9 Little Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
United States Deception Of Democracy
Has Reached End Of Safety According
10 Noted Professors Book On Races

'There is excellent reason K
believe the United States has gone
iust about as far as II can safely
lco In permitting. in the name o.
'4nanitarianism and liberalism
dlution OF its own nationality.
aar Henry Pratt Fairchild, Pro
y str Emeritus OF Sociology M
lew York University. says in !
new study. Race and Nationality
A. Factors in American Life re-
leased this week by the Ronald
Press Company.
1.-THE problems of international
participation are going to be suf-
ficiently acute and insistent to test
al the stability and vitality that
the American nation can possess
ct best, without having 1t weak
ened and undermined by dissen-
tons. conflict and disharmonies "a
mong more or less irreconcilable
elements within its own body poll
tic" continues the author, who re-
Gently started a nationwide speak,
ing tour.
On the premise that the true
nation is one Of the first products
of cultural evolution, DR.. Fair
child declares that liberalism in
&c lonE-term meaning may invol-
a firm refusal from the United
ates to open its doors more
dely than at present for the ad-
ission Of the needy and depress-
cd millions of less-favared lands.
II this refusal is based upon a
sincere concern for the ultimate
welfare Of mankind and is accom-
panied by every sound and unself-
ish measure for genuine improv-
ment, no blame can be imputed,
he says.
Nothing is racial that is not
physically inherited, he states,
while the term nationality" re-
fers to group of people charac-
serized and distinguished by a
cultural pattern with certain def
lite features. Much Of what is la
oeied race prejudice" the study
shows. Is type Of feeling aroused
By actual knowledge, contact and
experience Of people Of differ
ent group type from ones own.
Genuine group antipathy is call
ID perfectly natural and practi-
caliy universal human trait, but
One that must not be allowed to
control conduct. attitude or feel
Ing without restriction.
The Negro problem in the Uni
eed States is called genuine rae
~ problem. Leave the matter OF
err racial marriage to indivi-
4 choice and strive to remove
stigma, DIR. Fairchild advises,
a sognizing that most of both
groups will prefer to mate in their
own territory. Education with a
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

Rev II. S. Coleman was reap.
pointed t. Sunday from his con-
ference in Fort Smith to serve as
pastor OF Cotrel Chapel CINE
Church Cor the third year. Rev
Coleman has never tried to run
the city, Tut he has done a mighty
good job staying in his office and
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
KENSETT

Ophelia Cowsn
Mrs. Sarah Robinson Of New
port and Mrs. Brooks Of Little
Rock spent Sunday with Mrs. Mil
lie Ann Davis 80. Rev. w. E..
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

Thanksgiving through Christmas and Brookland York
Missouri, Illinois, Michigan
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
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Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
Hot springs
GLORIA DOWNS

@A1G>Sas~a4 zsess ssxs>N9Q1NT0sa= a-se 4
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-17

pajoci terni. Sonce je sicer ze
pref nehalo sijati ma Munkov
gozd, ker Sc je vines postaviia
CORA ma zapadu in mu zasencila
zarke. Zato sc je gozd ze pre-
napolnil z otoznimi, temacnimi
barvami daljnega odseva, a ko
je tudi ia odsev v visavi zamrl,
so Sc dodge sence magic sirile in
kmalu zasegle gozd in vso po-
krajino. Znoeilo Sc je.
."Hvala Bogu .. !"
Ia vzdih, XII je mnogim pri-
vrel iz srca, ker so sc zaradi
utrujenosti Re komaj drzali ma
nogah, pa Sc je ze vtopil v mo-
goenem glasu zvona, XII je tedaj
zabucal liz lin jamniske cerkve
ter naznanil faranom, da je pri-
Sci cas- veene luEi. Pri zadnjem
kupu stelje, XII SO ga pravkar
pokrili in XII je bill navzlic Num-
kovim skrbem Re deseti, pa :je
tedaj start Munk zacel moliti z
visokim in moenim glasom We
cerno molitev. Steljarajci so mo-
lili "a MIN tako, kakor so pre-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-17

sem po jamniski kadunji; pelq
jo je petdeset gr4 ne glede ma
to, ali jim je pesem bila znana
ali ne in ce so GLASGOW bill pew
ski ali ne. Starim in mladim,
moskim in zenskam je vrela il
prsi pesem znagoslavja po
opravljenem delu, rahla in zate-
gla, vesela in zalostna, kakor je
paG posameznik prezivel ia dan.
Nobenega pravega besedila nj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-17
HIsA NAPRoDAJ

II sob; zgoraj in 8 spodaj; spodaj
je vse prenovljeno in nova klet pod
vso hiso. Cena samo $500. Ia po.
drobnosti poklicite kadarkoli pred
3. uro popoldne ali v soboto in ne
deijo: Geo. Dragovich, 1867 E. 70
ST., Elk 6567.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-17
Zen,IjiissGa

EDDY ROAD, blizu st. Clair Ave.
Velika hisa "a l druzino "a od-
dajo kot opremfjene sobe; stano-
vanj "a v najem in 4 sobe "a iastni-
ka, ki bodo prazne do 1. marca.
Cena $13,5OD Date ponudbo. -
T. r. CANNON, Realtor, 1902 St.
Clair Ave, PO 2O2O. ......, -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-17

imela pcsem, XII Sc je zibala po
.tihi pokrzjini, cez katero je BIZ
b sklonjeno zvezdnato nebo.
(Dlje prVa0dnj5c)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-17
HISA

"a emo druzino; 6 sob; Sc proda z
opremo radi odhoda liz mesta. Naha-
ia Sc ma 1851 Ormiston Ave. cd
E. l85 st. Ia podrobnosti Sc poizve
ma 1928 E. ITS ST., IV 1853.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-17
INodal ljevca,je)

lN0dGlteDcnje)
Ia najmoenejsega vlaeilca je
veljal Tehant, ki je nalagal We
likansl1e Wake. z MIN so se sku-
sail kosati nekateri mlajsi VIA
cilci. Pernjakov Tevzuh je inael
nalozeno ze cello grmado, a je
Sc vedno pobiral plasti izpred
ravnilk.
"Aii ne DO prevec?" ga je
vprasala meknarica Treza z ma
CALVIN glasom.
"zame nj nikdar proved +"
TO je pa res -"
In Treza Sc rnu je nasmehni-
la z znacilnim nasmehom.
Mudafov Jakej, ki se je ze ce-
10 popoldne smukal okrog "a
bevke in sumljivo oprezoval ma
Meme plasti, da hi mu jih kdo
drug ne otel, je stopil k njej in
il sepnil:
"skoda, da iznas tega zelenja-
ka s seboj:. >"
Razigrana, vedno vesela "a
bevka ga je pogledala Z zacude-
mimi oc1ni, kakor da hi ga ne
razumela. !: .;
'Druga6e bi sci JAZZ teboj
dOmOv -"
Kmetica Sc je zasmejala ne
dolocnim, sirokim smehom, kar
je Jakeja se huje razburilo. Ho-
tel je reci be nekaj, toda tisti
hip je prisel: k NINA Zabevov
Anej in moral je odnehati. Tu-
di pozneje Sc je Sc veckrat sku-
sal priblizati Zabevki, vedno
je bill kakor strah nekje blizu ia
sedennajstletni naladic.
Lozekarjeva dekla in Gradi-
Ska fGi, naalo medic, a nekam
gosposko dekle, XII Sc j je po-.
znalo 1nesto, sta ravnali druga.
poleg druge.
"Ti, povej mi no, kako je v
mestu? Meni je ze tudi dovolj
dezele," je rek1a Aneka, XII Sc
je re dolgo bavila mislijo, pu-
stiti sluzbeVanje ma kmetih in
sc odpraviti v nesto. Posebno
20 tisti s1noi z Rudafona pri
zadnjih obcinskih volitvah il je
bivanje v Jamnici zelo preseda-
10.
"Bolje kakor ma dezeli. Kaj pa
imas Cd sluzb ma ku1etih? Kaj
te caka na stara leta Brz
ko MAIDEN kaj postenega me-
stu, Sc vrnem."
Gradiska, XII je govorila po-
nosnim, vzvisenin glasom, il Sc
veda nj govorila resnice. Nj j
povedaia, da je bila v mestnih
siuzbah tudi ona razoearana in
da je zaradi njih prejokala re
marsikatero noe. Niti ma kme-
tin niti v mestu nj bilo "a sluz-
kinje kaj prida. In vendar je
rekla:
"Cakam, da mi IL mesta pi-
sejo, in takoj pojdem spet ma
zaj.p
"Kadar pojdes, grem tudi JAZZ
S teboj 49, .
Cas- je zelo nitro tekel in pre-
den SO Sc steljarajci prav "a
vedali, je bila noe. v starem de-
lu gozda, ki je bill nedostopen
tudi "a steijarajo, Sc je nitro
stemnilo. Zdelo Sc be, kakor da
sc v MEM rodi tema, ker Sc je
vprav IL tega della naglo sirila
na rse strani. v: tistem deau
gozda, kjer SO napravljai STE
lilo, pa Sc je svctloba Be nekaia
casa trdovratno upirala nasto.
UTT1s0V'C DIlllTO VTIIIlfl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-17

All ste aurocnik "Enakoprav-
'sost" fe ste, ali so Vaa prija-
teIji in snancts "Enakoprav-
most" je potreb,,a vsaki drW$i,si
suraM Unxssih vests in vedno ak
tualpih Clankov! Strife "Enako-
pravnoSt!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-17

nehai . delom: nekateri drzec
" rolcah sekire iii lestve ali pa
veje posameznih plasti, XII SO Be
nstale v gozdu. Skoraj nihce nj
molil slklenjenih rok. Tndi nihce
nj naisll ma besede, XII SO mu
vrele il ust, temvec je vsak pri-
sluskoval svojim lastnim mislim
in custvom, XII jih tudi ia vese-
Ii, a naporni dan nj mogel udu-
siti, ali pa je rodi cello move mi
sli in slrbi. Vendar je bila to
tezka, zvesta molitev src, XII so
VISA utrujena poslusala vesolj-
nj in spravljivi glas Munka, XII
je molil naprej.
Pc n1alem je tropa zapuscala
tenant gozd in Sc pomikala proti
hisi v dolini. Njeni koraki SO BIZ
Ii tezki in <utrujeni, prav tako
tezko in izmuceno jim je odgo-
varjala tudi zemlja, po kateri
SO hodii. Noe okrog nJih Sc je
p1ieela gostiti, a ma vzhodu je
ze. pricelo rumeneti nebo, XII je
naznanjalo, da DO kmalu izsel
mesec in da DO nastopila lepa
jesenska noe.
Naenkrat Sc je cello tropeI
zaustavilo, nato' Sc je zacul glas
starega Munka: '.Zapojmo -
in ze sc je zaeela razlegati Pc
II
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-17

SOLSKO DEKLE
dobi delo "a 4 ure v petek po-
poldne in sicer "a pomagati pri
ciscenju treh sob in kopalnice.
Poklicite EN- e499 pc 6. uri I'VE
Ger.
Evening star., 1947-01-18
Egyptian ENJOY
Entertains for
CrO1Un Prince

Another in the long list of parties
given for the Crown Prince of Saudi
Arabia, Amir Saud, was the stag
dinner last evening at which the
Egyptian Ambassador. Mr.. NAH
moud Hassan, was host.
Guests attending the fete in
cluded members of the. Crown
Princes party as we'll as the Min
lister of Saudi Arabia, Sheikh Asad
A-Faqih; the First Secretary of the
Saudi Arabian Legation, Sheikh
Ahmed Abdul Jabbar, and the Sec
ond Secretary, Sheikh Mohanna Al
Moaibid: the Syrian Minister, DR.
COST K. Zurayk:. the Counselor of
the Lebanese Legation, Mr.. George
Hakim: the Iraq Minister. Mr.. Ali
Jawdat and the head of the Arab
Office, Mr.. Cecil Hourani.
From the Syrian-American League
were Mr.. Joseph Sado. Mr.. Joseph
Howar. Mr.. Ayoub Rizik and Mr..
Joseph Rizik. Members of the
Egyptian Embassy staff who were
present were the Minister, Mr..
Mahmoud Fawzi; the Air Attache,
Col. Mohamed Bey Abdel Hahn
Khalifa and Mr.. Ibrahim E. Imam
attache.