■oglašajte v najstarejšemu slovenskemu dnevniku v ohio ★ Izvršujemo vsakovrstne tiskovine E Q U A L I T Y NEODVISEN DNEVNIK ZA SLOVENSKE DELAVCE V AMERIKI xxix.—leto xxix. Rusija predložila drastično znižanje obrambnih izdatkov ADVERTISE IN THE OLDEST SLOVENE DAILY IN OHIO ★ Commercial Printing of All Kinds cleveland, ohio, friday (petek), OCTOBER 18, 1946 ŠTEVILKA (NUMBER) 205 M()SKVA, 17. okt. — Sovjet-® i finančni minister A. G. Zve-je snoči predlagal, da se obrambni izdatki Sovjetske uni-je za prihodnje fiskalno leto zni-% 56,031,000,000 rubljev. o uradnem tečaju predstav-predlagano znižanje nad 10% biljarde dolarjev). ^0 tem predlogu, ki bo brez ^oiria sprejet, se bodo obramb-Jl' stroški znižali z 128 na 72 mi-"Jard rubljev. Zverev je svoje priporočilo podal pred Vrhovnim sovjetom, ^ 3e parlamentom ter rekel, da do poglavitni izdatki Sovjet-f ® Unije tekom prihodnjega fis-nega leta tesno spojeni s pr-"*1 petletnim načrtom za go-^''^I'sko obnovo dežele. ^trah pred vojno z Kusijo brez podlage, ^^iavlja govornik ^red clevelandsko podružnico ^•"ganizacije National Associa-^ of Cost Accountant je govo-v sredo zvečer Leo M. Cherne, ®ekutivni tajnik Research In-^'tute of America iz New °5^a, ki je dejal, da je možnost ^ojne z Rusijo v predvidevani Qe let v teku pet ali deset • absolutno fantastična, ako-kdaj pozneje do vojne ® priti, ako se svet v celoti ^organizira. ^ /neme je rekel, da organiza-Združenih narodov ne bo 'halogi, temveč se bo moda vse države, vključivši Ame-odpovedati delu svoje su- ^^^enosti. I^ovomik je poudaril, da ne kot ruski simpatičar ter organizirati svetovna via-ljubo kateri se bodo mo- gov, itkel liŠlt; -1. da je v Rusiji in med ame- komunisti "persona non ^°tem pa je izjavil, da »oh^^iti ne želi niti nima spo-osti, da bi se spustila v voj-jjj ® kako večjo državo, in da ko brez dvoma poseda ®ljno atomsko znanje, pa jo 1)Q kakih osem let, predno , sposobna producirati atom- bombe. na Superior Ave. g^Sodaj včeraj zjutraj je na-th> v veliki špecerijski Foodtown Super-^ 8818 Superior Ave., ki i^^Popolnoma uničil trinadstrop-Poslopje in vse blago. V og- Zgorelo tudi meso od 15 tiijj ^'vine. Julie Kravitz, last- Ave let, 2560 Traymore jjj ' University Heights, je de-^oiiW more točno povedati, ttgo ^ y^'ednosti blaga je bilo v ce^j ''^i- Škoda na poslopju se °krog $50,000. Va??*^RATSKA stranka ^ Na ples lij se bo vršila velika ples-ke g^^lica Demokratske stran,-• varde v Slovenskem na-^®' 18. oktobra, 1946 ENAKOPRAVNOST btran s KRATKE VESTI industrijsko mesto OB KASPIŠKEM MORJU London, ii. oktobra (o.n. ^) — Moskovski radio je poročal, da nastaja v bližini Ba-ku-a, v pokrajini Azerbejdžan, ob Kaspiškem morju novo industrijsko mesto, ki bo nosilo Sumgait, ki bo posvečeno izkoriščanju perzijskih petrolej-akih ležišč. ySumgaitu zidajo veliko tvor-nico za proizvajanje cevi, ki bo postala poglavitni vir industrije v teh krajih za vse potrebne cevi. Mesto bo imelo najbrže približno 50,000 prebivalcev. brez pomoči? Saj ne delam drugega kot perem plenice in gledam, da so otroci siti." zdravnik in žena aretirana radi zanemarjanja otrok CHICAGO, 16. okt. — Tu sta ila danes aretirana dr. Russell ^inters, star 45 let, in njegova ki sta obtožena zanemar-J^^nja svojih otrok. Njunih pet otrok je bilo najdenih na zdrav-'likovem dornu, ki šteje 12 sob, y stanju nepopisne umazanosti Zanemarjenosti. Winters ima urad v sredini ^esta ter zasluži povprečno po WiOOO na mesec. Njegova 34-®tna žena je zanikala, da je premišljeno zanemarjala in se izgovarjala, da je s petimi malimi otroki preveč dela. . ^ajstarejši izmed petih otrok J® štiri leta star, najmlajši pa ®tiri mesece. Mrs. Winters je re-policiji; "Ali ste že kdaj okušali skrbeti za pet ' otrok Sodnik Day se priporoča za ponovno izvolitev REZOLUCIJA PROTI SALAZARJU NEW YORK, 11. okt. (O.N. A.) — Portugalski dnevnik Di-ario de Noticias, ki izhaja v Bedfordu, Mass., poroča, da je ena demokratičnih organizacij v teji deželi odobrila resolucijo, ki zahteva izključenje Portugalske iz organizacije zedinjenih narodov v znak protesta proti lastnemu režimu predsednika portugalske vlade, Salazarja. I Osrednji odbor za demokratično edinstvo Portugalske izjavlja, da Salazar nikakor ni pravi predstavnik svojega naroda. I za otroško bolnišnico V našem uradu so prispevali za otroško bolnišnico v Sloveniji? $20: Mr. Lawrence Galiot iz 1140 E. 60 St.; mesto venca za pokojnega John Zelko so darovali po $5: William Candon in družina ter Mr. in Mrs. Peter Lustrik; $1. za pomožni relief je pa darovala Mrs. Novak. Pri podružnici št. 39 je darovala Anna Erbežnik $5, mesto venca za pokojno Genovefo Zupan. Pri podružnici št. 48 je pa Mr. *Paul Žele daroval $10 mesto venca za pokojnega Frank Speh. Vsem prispevateljem se izreka iskrena zahvala za plemenite darove za uboge sirote v domovini. Sodnik Prank S. Day prakti-pravo že 39 let. Preje kot leti potem, ko je prejel di-P orno za advokata, je bil ime-"^ovan za pomožnega okrajnega P''08ekutorja, kmalu potem pa ttiestnega solicitorja. Leto JI' kasneje je zasedel stol , trajnega sodišča, kjer je služil leto dni, dokler ni postal kan- \a pogreb z letali HOUSTON, Tex., 17. okt. — Neki pogrebnik v južnozapad-nem delu države Texas si je naročil letalo, s katerim bo prevažal trupla za pokop. Isti pogrebnik si je nabavil tudi letalo z dvema motorjema, v katerem se bodo na pogreb vozili sorodniki in prijatelji umrlega. san carlo opera gostuje V Clevelandu zopet letos gostuje San Carlo operna družba, ki bo podala pet opernih del. Prva opera se bo pela nocoj v Naprodaj za mestnega sodnika in ^''^agai 2 veliko večino. Pozneje ® resigniral iz tega urada in Izostal kandidat za urad okraj-Sa sodnika, kamor je bil iz-leta 1934 in od tedaj slu-^ tem uradu. Tekom svoje službe kot sod-k na okrajni sodniji je reševal iko perečih zadev. Bil je pred-dujoči sodnik na kriminalni kjer se je obravnavalo "^evo bivšega okrajnega bla-^jnika, ki je- bil obsojen radi ^^inianjkljaja pol milijona do-''J^v in potem zopet v zadevi ^ekega člana odbora Cleveland-® javne knjižnice, ki je bil Poznan krivim prejemanja pod-Pnine. Njegov nastop v sod-38kih pracesih so mu prinesli |znanje, da je pravičen in ne-. ^'Stranski sodnik. Sodnik Day Oskrbnik ki bi skrbel za fornez v apartment hiši dobi dobro službo. Ima na razpolago stanovanje. Naslov se naj pusti v uradu tega lista. Proda se gostilno s D 1 in D 2 licenco; s poslopjem vred. V slovenski naselbini. Za naslov se poizve v uradu tega lista. Pomivalke posode iobijo dobro delo polni ali delni :as. Tovarniška kafeterija. Pla-:a do ure. Dobi# tudi obede in uniforme. Pokličite HE 4444 in vprašajte za Mrs. Guenther. Se proda Delikatesno trgovino na prometnem prostoru; donaša tedensko $8C0. Trgovina s premogom; dobro poznana in veliko odjemalcev. Gasolinska postaja z lotom in poslopjem. Hiša za štiri družine, po tri jobe, in dve garaži. Nič popravila .................$10,500 Za 4 družine in 7 sob na eni ■oti, 5 fornezev ............ $16,000. Hiša 5 in 4 sobe............$5,800 7 sob za eno družino; fornez in 1 garaža .................... $6,600. Za 4 družine, zidana hiša, fornez, 3 garaže .............$lJf,000. 2 hiši po dve družini . .. $7,000. 2 družini hiša, fornez in garaže ................................. $6,800. Poizve sc pri F. MACK 6603 St. Clair Ave.. EX 1494 je hiša za 3 družine; na E. 68 St., blizu St. Clair Ave. Cena samo $6,000. Podrobnosti se poizve na 6704 St. Clair Ave., KE 4963. PRVOVRSTNA . PERUTNINA IN SVEŽA JAJCA Perutnino sčistimo in jo nasekamo PETER'S POULTRY 3649 East 116th St. — LO 9092 Mestnem avditoriju, in sicer| "Lucia di Lammermoor". Jutri' popoldne bo podana "Carmen", | zvečer pa Verdijevo delo "Rigo-letto". V nedeljo pop. bo podana "Madame Butterfly", zvečer pa Verdijeva "Aida". To je že četrto letov ko je prišla ta družba v Cleveland. Vloge imajo talentirani pevci in pevke. Glav- ne vloge bodo pa imeli; Hilda Reggiani v operi "Lucia"; Coe Glade v operi "Carmen", dočim bo v tej operi pela vlogo Micae-la 22-letna Mina Cravi; Gracie-la Rivera iz Puerto Rica v operi "Rigoletto". Dirigent vseh predstav bo Leo Kopp, bivši dirigent Chicago Civic opere, Mario Valle je pa režiser. MOŠKI star 25 do 40 let dobi službo i za obrezovanje grmičevja in dreves; mora imeti nekaj izkušnje. Dobra plača. Pokličite GL 3397 A. ELLIS HANSON 10609 St. Clair Ave. WATERLOO WALLPAPER STORE 15404 Waterloo Rd. KE 3648 Polna zaloga stenskega papirja. Imamo izkušene papirarje, ki vam napravijo prvovrstno delo USTANOVLJENO 1908 Zavarovalnino vseh vrst vam točno preskrbi HAFFNER INSURANCE AGENCY 6106 ST. CLAIR AVENUE A. GRDINA & SINOVI Pogrebni zavod 1053 EAST 62nd ST. HEnderson 2088 Ambulančna posluga podnevi in ponoči SVE]^ Cene zmerne* Al's Radio & Electric Service 1011 East 64th Street Albin Zhacnik, lastnik Popravljamo radio aparate in električne predmete Prvovrstno delo in točna postrežba Gradimo in predelujem hiše, stanovanja in trgovske prostore Zanesljivo in točno delo. Cene zmerne. Dam brezplačno proračun. Se priporočam FRANK JANŠA 5715 Prosser Ave. EX 2503 AUGUST F. SYETEK Pogrebni zavod 478 East 152nd St. TeL IVanhoe 2016 Bolniški avto na razpolago GEO. PANCHUR & SINOVI 16603 WATERLOO RD. KE 2148 Trgovina s stenskim papirjem, NU-Enamel barvami, čopiči, potreb-' ščinami za papiranje, čiščenje po-| do v. itd. Papiramo in barvamo sobe znotraj. I DAJTE VAŠ FORNEZ SČISTIT SEDAJ! Boljša postrežba in boljše delo. Fornez in dimnik sčiščen po "vacuumit" $4 do $6 National Heating Co. Postrežba širom mesta F Air mount 6516 Zavarovalnina proti ognju in nevihti in avtomobilskimi nezgodami ZA ZANESLJIVO POSTREŽBO SE PRIPOROČA DANIEL STAKICH AGENTURA 15813 WATERLOO RD. KE 1934 PrijateFs Lekarna ST. CLAIK AVE. VOGAL E. <8 ST. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS ENdlcott 4212 Zastonl pripeljemo na dom ZA CEMENTNA DELA kot pločnike in driveways pokličite JOHN ZUPANČIČ 18220 Marcella Rd. KE 4993 Zavarovalnino proti Ognju, tatvini, avtomobilskim nesrečam itd. preskrbi JANKO N. ROGELJ 8208 SCHADE AVE. POKLIČITE; ENdicoH 0718 Domači mali oglasnik GOSTILNA Mr. in Mrs. Frank Kopina 481 east 152nd st. Pri nas vam vedno postrežemo z dobrim ŽGANJEM, PIVOM IN VINOM. Okusen prigrizek. — Prijetna družba. Se priporočamo za naklonjenost AVTOMOBILSKA POSTREŽBA Frank Mihčič Cafe 7114 St. Clair Ave Dobro pivo, žganje in prigrizek ter slastno vino ENdicott 9359 Odprto od 6. zj. do 2:30 z j. ZADNJI CAS ZA BELO GROZDJE ALI MOŠT! Dobi se na 1253 Norwood Rd.—EN 2549 po 5. uri pop. ED'S BEVERAGE SHOP 3717 Payne Avenue IMAMO POLNO ZALOGO VSAKOVRSTNEGA VINA, PIVE, CORDIALS IN MEHKE PIJAČE ZA NA DOM. — SE PRIPOROČAMO. Na tisoče Slovencev se je poslužilo Asthma Nefirin zdravil za naduho in dobili so olajšavo. To zdravilo dobite pri nas. Mandel Drug Co. lodi mandel ph. c. Slovenska lekarna 15702 Waterloo Rd. IV. 9611 Lekarna odprla; Vsak dan od 9:30 dopoldne do 10 zvečer. Zaprta ves dan ob sredah. NAGRADITE ZVESTO POSTREŽBO PONOVNO IZVOLITE SODNIKA FRANK S. D AY COMMON PLEAS COURT POŠTEN — NEODVISEN — KVALIFICIRAN FRANK S. DAY Three Corner Cafe 1144 east 71st st. Andy Kavčnik in John Levstik, lastnika Izvrstno pivo — vino — žganje in okusen prigrizek. Se priporočamo Mr. in Mrs. JOE SUSTARSIC GOSTILNA 5379 St. Clair Ave. Postrežemo z izvrstno pijačo in okrepčili HECKER TAVERN John Sustaršič in Frank Hribar 1194 east 71st st. ENdicott 9779 Pri nas dobite vedno dobro pivo, vino in žganje ter okusen prigrizek. Odprto do 2:30 zjutraj RENU AUTO BODY CO. 982 East 152nd St. Popravimo vaš avto in prebarvamo, da bo kot nov. Popravljamo body in fender-je. — Welding! j. poznik GLenville 3830 elyria auto repair and welding Joe Mrhar, lastnik Towing, Parts, Batteries, Palntln# Body Fenders 6815 — 31 superior ave. ENdicott 9361 Modema slovenska popravijalnica PRODAJAMO TUDI NOVE WILLYS AVTOMOBILE IN TRUKE Superior Body & Paint Co. Popravimo ogrodje in fenderje. Prvovrstno delo. Frank Cvelbar 6606 St. Clair Ave. - EN. 1633 E. 61st St. Garage Frank Rich, lastnik. Se priporočamo za popravilo in barvanje vašega avtomobila. Delo točno In dobro. CVETLIČARNE GAY INN Frank In Emily Svlgel 6933 ST. CLAIR AVE. Fino pivo, vino in žganje, ter okusen prigrizek.—Za prijetno družbo obiščite nas. učenec nrava in člove- 3e Sk .. ® narave, v principu človeko i " in pravičen v razsojanju. Veruje v splošne pravice in ! ® priznava predpravic niko- •Hup r> • . , "r. Priporoča se za ponovno yolitev za sodnika na okrajni ""Inlji, _ Advt. NEW L6W-COST DIRECT LOANS to AUTO BUYERS NEW-CAR RATE a year per *100. NJEGOV REKORD ZASLUŽI VAŠ GLAS SODNIKA JOSEPH H. SILBEKT ZA $4 Of oucrco IN ADVANCt OUNO, BE A CASH BUYER WITH A BANK LOAN BEFORE YOU BUY ASK AT YOUR ★ CLEVELAND TRUST BANK ★ COMMON PLEAS SODIŠČE Ima prednost odvetniške zveze Cuyahoga okraja . . . odobren je od organiziranega delavstva . . . številna leta njegovega odličnega dela na sodišču vredna izvolitve sodnika Joseph H. Silbert za Common Pleas sodišče za termin, ki se pričenja 3. januarja 1947. WATERLOO HI-SPEED SERVICE SLOVENSKA POSTAJA MODERNA NAPRAVA ZA MAZANJE AVTOMOBILOV Umijemo in sčistimo avte—popravimo generatorje, starterje, voltage regulatorje, carburetor]e in izvršimo splošna popravila, ki zagotovijo, da bo vaš avta dobro deloval. Se priporočamo za naklonjenost FRANK J. FORTUNA in JOHNNY VADNAL, lasL E. 152nd in WATERLOO ROAD VICTOR SCHNELLER & MIKE KOCJAN i 1297 east 55th st. I Serviramo najboljše pivo, vi-I no in žganje ter okusen pregri-zek. Odprto do 2.00 zj. — Se priporočamo za obisk. FRANCES CAFE 317 East 200th St. I vogal Fuller Ave. I Odprto do 2.30 ure zjutraj I Tinko in Frances Udovich vam postrežeta z najboljšo pijačo in prigrizkom. Vsako soboto igra godba. TOP HAT TAVERN Marn-Simčič, lastnika 661 EAST 185th ST. Pivo, vino in žganje ter dober prigrizek. Se priporočamo rojakom za obisk Slovenska cvetličarna Jckrcic lorists 15302 Waterloo Rd. IVanhoe 0195 Imamo še nekaj pravih nagclnov in več vrst vrtnic. RAZNO JIM OKORN Slovenski krojač čistilnica ženskega in moškega oblačila • 6906 ST. CLAIR AVE. EX 6088 POZOR, eiSNl GOSPODARJI! Kadar potrebujete popravila pri vaših poslopjih, pri strehi, žlebovih ali fomezlh, glasite se prt LEO LADIHA 1336 E. 55th St. HEndenon 774V KESERICH TAVERN Nick & Emil Keserich, lastnika 6507 ST. CLAIR AVE. NAJBOLJŠA PIJAČA — VINO PIVO IN ŽGANJE IN PRIGRIZEK. Se priporočamo za naklonjenost DANICA'S CAFE Vogal E. 169 St. in Grovewood Ave. Danica in Joe Hrvatin Priporočamo se za obisk. Fine pijača in prijetna družba. John Peterka 1121 E. G8th St. - EN. 0653 p a p ir a r Lično in točno delo — cene zmerne Se priporočam ANTON MEHLE 391 E. 165th SI. — IV 1988 DELAMO DOVOZE IN DRUGA CEMENTNA DELA Prvovrstno delo po zmernih cenah Oglašajte v - - -Enakopravnosti Dance Tonight held by 23rd WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUB at Slovene National Home, St. Clair Ave. Candidates for Election and Various Councilmen Will Be Present MUSIC BY JOHNNY VADNAL'S ORCHESTRA, WITH GUEST ARTISTS JOHNNY PECON AND LOU TREBAR. EVERYBODY INVITED! PROGRESSIVE WOMEN OF EUCLID OBSERVE lOTH ANNIVERSARY On Sunday October 20th the Progressive Women of Euclid No. 3 will observe their 10th Anniversary with a play, being presented for the first time in the United States. Mr. Peter Ster, received a book of plays recently from his brother in Jugoslavia, who knows Mr. Ster is active in dramatics here in Cleveland. The play that was chosen is, "The Ragged Partisans" (Raz-trganci) and the cast consists such well-known and liked players as: Andrew Bozich, Mrs. Mocnik, Frank Kokal, Frank Pozar, Josephine Mezget (Med-vesek), Dorothy Cecelic (Ske-del), Frank Zgman, John Korošec, Konrad Floss, Gusti Zupančič, and Mary Japel. The story of our play is about the life that centers around a family of partisans living in a Nazi occupied town in Jugosla- via during the war. How everyone has came to distrust one an-I other, even the members of ones ! own family. j Romance, mystery, intrigue, i hate, and distrust are words that I can all be used to describe this I drama, written and lived during the reign of the enemy. Being one of the players I can't i urge you enough to gain com-! plete appreciation that can be I experienced only by seeing it. After the performance we will be happy to serve, yes, supper! And there will also be good refreshments on hand. For dancing we have obtained the services of Johnny Vadnal's orcfies-i tra. Once again on behalf of the Progressive Women of Euclid I am inviting you and your friends to our performance on Sunday, October 20th. —Dorothy Cecelic iaetMcs ENAKOPRAVNOST 6231 St. Claiz At*. HEndermon 5311-12 ENGUSH SECTION OCT. 18, 1946 THE TRUTH ABOUT THE AMERICAN-JUGOSLAV "CRISIS" By Louis Adamic (Conclusion) Such are the facts as nearly as they can be determined at this writing (Aug.,28). And our State Department, with an alacrity it seldom showed in dealing with Germany and Japan, jumped in with an "ultimatum" demanding that all its terms be met within 48 hours or the case would be carried to the United Nations Security (Council. By the time the "ultimatum" had been delivered to Tito the American survivors of the first plane had been released and Tito ordered that under no circumstances were American planes to be fired upon, so that the "ultimatum" had become, in Tito's word, "besprednetan"—inapplicable, irrelevant. And all through this period, day and night, the radio voices over America—betraying a conscious or unconscious nostalgia for the good old days when they were reporting red-hot war news—throbbed with drama, putting the sharpest possible construction ort everything the Jugoslavs did or might do, whipping up hysteria in millions of homes. And newspapers screamed in big headlines, the worst of them dropping big black hints about the atom bomb and weeping all over again about poor Mihailovitch; and even the more conservative ones behaving as though this was indeed just what they had been waiting for to prove afresh how righteous are we and how benighted and barbaric all those who live to the east of the German and Italian moral and cultural ramparts. •It would be well if the New York Times and other newspapers which accept the role of responsible moulders of American public opinion stopped putting quotation marks around such words as "American reactionary interests" and "American imperialism," as though they did not exist. The words, like many others, are over-used. But the realities of which they are the names persist and are very fresh in the minds of many people in eastern Europe. To the Jugoslavs, imperialism is not something that went out with Queen Victoria, brave troops marching romantically In the jungles of Africa and Asia, or verses by Rudyard Kipling. Imperialism to them is a very recent arrangement by which western European investors in Jugoslav copper mines drew an annual return of 235 per cent of their investments while the Jugoslav workers in those mines were—"natives"—paid the equivalent of 25 cents a da/. And American reactionary interest are big oil and other corporations which, for the favor of doing business in eastern Europe, seem intent on drawing off a large share of the wealth of these countries, and which seem | to play a large part in influencing i the policies of both the American! press and radio and the American State Department. This i§ not what the Jugoslavs fought and died for. Indeed it was just such practices, carried to an extreme development by Germany and Italy, that they fought and died to resist. Americans should have no difficulty to appreciate this: they fought against the same evil. The American ambassador in Belgrade, Richard C. Patterson, to whom the British diplomats in the Jugoslav capital laughingly refer as "the American ambassador to Tito's opposition," is closely associated with a large Wall Street investment corporation with considerable interests in the Balkans. Should the Jugoslavs be unmindful of this fact? Americans would be well advised to keep this in mind: Jugoslavia is no longer governed by parvenu monarchs and opportunists, ready to sell out their own people for a cut in foreign investments. The peoples of Jugoslavia are sick and tired of being pushed around. Their government today is in the hands of men of principle and pride. It is easy to denounce them as Communists, Reds, upstarts, Stalin's stooges, etc. We might bear in mind that,, while most of the UN-RRA supplies did come to Jugoslavia from us, Stalin and other Russian leaders have manifested a sympathetic, consistent understanding and support of the Jugoslav's large-range national and political aspirations, while we and the British have manifested the opposite. It is easy to sneer at Tito's uniforms. Personally, I prefer him in civvies. And I think he was at fault that when he got no satisfaction from the American embassy and the State Department, he did not address a personal letter to President Truman protesting against the unreported, unauthorized flights of our planes over Jugoslavia, or by not instructing the new Jugoslav ambassador, S. N. Kosanovich, to protest against these flights to the President face to face when he presented his credentials early in August. There is no doubt, as already suggested, that our people in Italy and or Austria, perhaps Mr. Byrnes or someone else in the State Department were out to provoke the Jugoslavs into some unwise action. It is perhaps Tito's biggest failure so far that in this war of nerves he did not keep this provocation from succeeding. Many of the new Jugoslav leaders lack experience and savoir faire and manners of the haute monde. They are but a year and a half out of the woods. They may be inept when it comes to Western public-relations techniques, or may be too honest to practice them. They may not know how to talk to American journalists and get them to write favorable stories about Jugoslavia. Some may be dishonest or selfish or mentally rigid or too proud, too nationalistic. But most of them are devoted men. Mostly they know what they are doing and why they are doing it, and they are determined that their countrymen shall not lose what (hey won at such cruel cost in a long war. That is their chief fault, from the point of view of some of the Americans, including Ambassador Patterson; that, and their disinclination to see their regime collapse. We in America need to understand this. This type of understanding can go a long way toward im- Telenews Theatre Now that the convicted Nazi leaders have met their doom, "Camps of the Death" headlining the new program at the Tele-news Theater this week shows why these Nazi war criminals went to the gallows. Speaking to the nation, President Truman announces his decision on meat. He says "there is only one remedy left—that is to lift all price controls on livestock, and feed and feed products therefrom." The president warns that "as we proceed in an orderly but accelerated process of lifting controls, we shall all have to exercise restraint if inflation is to be avoided." In Trieste, Jugoslavs and Italians protest the Paris Parley decision. United States troops are called in to quell the rioting as the demonstrations are too vi-lent for local police. "Giants of the Sea" is an exciting fishing adventure reel showing the capture of many of the deep-sea fish including a 4,200 pound Devil Fish and a 200 pound Sting Ray. Sports include highlights of the World Series final: the Army-Michigan game; Columbia vs Yale; Texas vs Oklahoma and Penn vs Dartmouth. DANCE TONIGHT The annual dance by the 23rd Ward Democratic Club will be held tonight, Oct. 19th. Music for the occasion will be supplied by the popular Johnny Vadnal and his orchestra. As guest artists will appear Johnny Pecon and Lou Trebar. Candidates for election in November together with various councilmen will be in attendance. WEDDING BELLS Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Konjar of 1249 E. 61st Street, announce the coming marriage of their daughter Julia Anne to Nicholas Sayatovic of Waterloo Road. The wedding will take place tomorrow at 8 a. m. in St. Vitus Church. Friends are invited to attend the ceremony. The couple will make their home at 1251 E. 61st Street. Congratulations! ILL Under doctor's care at her home is Mrs. Mary Bolko of 6503 Edna Avenue, where friends may visit her. proving our relationship with Jugoslavia and removing the tense atmosphere' irr which, by error or otherwise, crimes occur, and tragedies. But something else will need to be done. We can begin by asking a few questions. Was the American provocation of the Jugoslavs organized and directed, or were our people in Italy and Austria led into it by the British, or did it just happen? If, as I suspect, it was deliberate, who organized it? By whose direction? What was its purpose? Or was it merely an expression of the Anglo-American annoyance with the Jugoslavs over the Trieste question and over the fact that Jugoslavia had got into the Russian orbit? If the provocation had a purpose, what was it? Or did it have, perhaps, several purposes? To encourage the opposition to Tito? To intimidate the Jugoslavs generally on account of their insistence that Trieste rightfully belonged to Jugoslavia? To overcome the demoralization of the American troops in and around Trieste? Or was there some larger motive? To take a crack at Russia through Jugoslavia? To underline some point we are trying to make at the Peace Conference? To justify the coming of the carrier "Franklin Delano Roosevelt" into the Mediterranean, whose real mission may bear on the Greek elections and Dardanelles? To prevent an adverse reaction at home to the resumption of the draft? To prove to the world, notably to Russia, that the American people (uninformed, misinformed) would support the government in a drastic step against the East? If so, is this the way to develop public policy? (Reprinted from New York PM of Sept. 2, 1946.) j RESERVE NOV. 3RD Have you heard about the operetta Glasbena Matica is presenting on Sunday, November 3, 1946 at Slovenian National Home on St. Clair Avenue? Well if you haven't—you know now. By the way, this is one affair you can't afford to miss. Laughs, songs and excitement will be headed your way if you attend Glasbena Matica's operetta "The Mascot" under the capable director Mr. Ivan Zorman. Curtain goes up at 7:00 p. m. Tickets may be secured through any member of the club or at Orazem's Confectionery. Hurry, tickets are selling fast! . M. "THE MASCOT" FALL PRESENTATION OF GLASBENA MATICA INTERLUDES FOR SYMPHONY CONCERTS George Szell will introduce "Three Sea Interludes" from Benjamin Britten's opera, "Peter Grimes," at the second pair of Cleveland Orchestra symphony concerts at Severance Hall on Thursday and Saturday evenings. October 24 and 26. The program will open with the "Roman Carnival" Overture of Berlioz, and will close with Brahms' Second Symphony. Mr. Leon Fleisher will make his debut with the Orchestra at these concerts. Leon Fleisher was bom in San Francisco in 1928 and began the study of the piano in his native city. He has also studied privately with Artur Schnabel. He made his debut with the New York Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra under Pierre Monteux on November 4,1944. Euclid Vets Club News On Monday evening October 21st we will hold our regular meeting after which we will be fortunate to have a speaker. Mr. McElroy will come from Columbus at our request, to give a talk on the present Veterans Bonus controversy. We urge all members to attend this meeting and after we have discussed our matters, we will allow non-members to come in and listen to our speaker, approximately 8:30 p. m. I have recently returned from my second trip to the Valley of the Sun (Arizona) and find that the weather here in Cleveland doesn't appeal to me any more. Here you're wearing sweaters and jackets, a sign that winter [is on its way, while there, you walk around in shirtsleeves, the whole year round. And just think, no furnaces to check, or coal to shovel! Oh yes, that's the place for me! Although it was pouring cats and dogs Friday nite, it didn't seem to stop the goings on at Lud's Bam on Lindberg. Outside you heard the pitter patter of rain and inside we heard Mickey Ryance beating away the blues that hang around on a rainy day. On Sunday, October 20th, the Progressive Women of Euclid are observing their 10th Anniversary with a play and dance. The play begins at 3:30 and music for dancing in the evening will be furnished by Vadnal's Orchestra. Honest, fellows, my wife made me tell you about this program, as she is in the play, and belongs to the club. Then, I'll see you Sunday? —Frank E. Cecelic The operetta "The Mascot", which is a comedy, will be presented on Sunday evening, Nov. 3rd, at the Slovenian National Home on St. Clair Avenue by the Glasbena Matica Singing Society. Mr. Ivan Zorman is directing the production. Tickets are now on sale by the members and at Orazem's Conf. for the sum of $1.50 and $1.00. Get your tickets early for this beautiful operetta, full of lively music and comedy scenes. In order that you will be better acquainted with the operetta, here is a brief sketch of the first act. It appears that Rocco, a farmer, who has ill-luck and is almost penniless, sends a letter to his rich brother Antonio (also a farmer) asking for help. Pippo, a shepherd, carries this letter and upon his return says that Antonio has decided to give him a royal present, namely, Bettina who is a "Mascot". Bettina hands Rocco a letter and he stuffs it into his pocket and walks angrily away. Bettina and Pippo then declare their love for one another and Rocco returns, bids her begone. She weeps and inquires whether there is any answer to the letter she brought. So Rocco reads the letter which explains that he, Antonio, is sending him Bettina "The Mascot" because she is the one who brought him good luck and riches and now he no longer needs her and wants his brother to share in the good fortune, also. But in order to enjoy all the blessings the "Mascot" will confer upon him, she must never be allowed to marry. Sorrow is tumed to joy and embracing Bettina, he prepares to make her comfortable. Meanwhile % hunting party among whom ai* King Lorenzo and his daught^ Princess Fiametta, have arriv^ and propose to rest their weary limbs at the farm. The prince, being also a rather poverty-stricken scion of nobility, learns that Rocco has a "Mascot", &n with the customary liberali^ of princes, in general, confiS" cates her, and to silence the op" position of Rocco gives hi® choice of inhabiting a dungeon cell or palace; in the former ^ the prisoner of State, or in t' latter a Lord Chamberlain. CO wisely chooses the latter, a® this brings the first act to ' close amid the singing of coaching chorus. DANCE EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT BIRTHS Last Monday, Oct. 14th, Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Josie Ur-bancic, 1273 Addison Road became the parents of a baby girl, born at St. Luke's Hospital. Mother is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rutar of 1171 Norwood Road. Congratulations! at LUDWIG'S NITE CLUB 20160 Lindberg Ave. GOOD MUSIC—GRAND TIME! BUKOVNUTS Photographic Studio 762 E. 185th ST. IVanhoe 1166 i JOS. H. 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