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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
TROOP ROTATION
PLAN HITS SNACS
BY The Washington Staff of The
Associated Press

WASHINGTON, July L. -
Troop rotation, the plan to bring
overseas veterans home for fur
Tough and replace them with men
from the U. S., is running into
SnagS.
Rotation hinges on repla dement's
in grade" If sergeant comes
home, he is replaced by ser
geant from the States. In theory
that's fine, but battle hardened
outfits are inclined to resent new
sergeant toughened only by ma
neuvers. It sometimes affects mo-
rale. AS result, unit command
ers send some of their men on
Through when they can, but keep
his place vacant rather than &C
cept a green replacement.
Every soldier sent home on 70
tation involves four others some
where in the complex scheme of
induction, training, transportation,
and combat.
To send $4,000 men home on ro-
tation means moving a total of
$4,000 men. So when the shipping
situation pinches Gas the bulk of
the Army moves overseas to join
combat) the rotation plan can be
expected to shrink. About all that
will survive is a limited plan for
furlough of individuals who can be
spared without replacement.
Vets Get Priority
Distaff STUFF - AFTER the war
women are supposed to go back
to their kitchens, their shorthand
or their careers, and you can take
that as settled government policy.
Returning vets will get top pri-
ority on jobs. Women will be dis
placed to make room for them,
according to decisions by manpow-
er officials.
Indications are that most women
war workers will be perfectly hap
py to quit war work, where they
now hold one out of every three
jobs. Surveys show many laid off
recently because of cutbacks do
not try to get other war work.
Manpower Commissioner Paul
V. McNutt's women's advisory
committe has other ideas and has
protested vigorously against any
back-to-the-kitchen program. But
word is passing around that the
committees protests will be heard
then politely overruled.
Not Simple
War harness - Efforts to I'M
shackle business from war time
controls may not be so easy. It
develops that some businessmen
may not want to be unshackled.
At a recent meeting of hosiery
m . kerc an 4oroiccorv diroo+ froy,,
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
HOWARD, OTHERS
RECEIVE PAROLES

RALEIGH, July l -RN Herman
Messer, convicted in Guilford
county in July, 1888, of armed
robbery and sentenced to from 20
to % years, was among six prison.
ers paroled today by Governor
Broughton.
Louise Richardson, convicted in
Robson in April, 1912; of man.
slaughter and sentenced to from
SIX to eight years, and Susie Mae
Fuller, convicted in Forsyth in
February, 1941, of manslaughrer
and sentenced from seven to -
years, also were paroled.
Others freed:
Percy Moss, convicted in Frank
lin in April, 1941, of assault with
a deadly weapon with intent to kill
and sentenced to 10 years; David
Crosby Howard, convicted in New
hanover in May, 1912, of larcenv
and receiving, larceny and receiv-
ing OF an automobile, and receiv-
ing stolen goods on two counts and
sentenced to seven years; and Dan
Thompson, Jr., convicted in Nav
1913, OF unlawful possession of
whiskey and Of assault with intent
to kill and sentenced to from three
to five years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
BY FRANCIS J.. KELLY

WASHINGTON, July l -R- Re-
publican strategists are counting
on Governor Dewey's radio power
and Governor Bricker's easy way
with crowds to break the demo-
cratic lease on the White House
next November.
TAT last the republicans are in
a position to match the suave and
dulcet tones of candidate Roose-
velt," declared Alt M. Landon with
considerable satisfaction as the
convention closed in Chicago.
The former Kansas governor,
who learned about Franklin D.
Roosevelt's campaign ability at
first hand as Republican nomine
in 1886, commented that the de-
mocrats have been Dragging long
time about the vast advantages of
Mr.. Roosevelt's golden radio
GROOMING"
"Well, we republicans don't have
crooner," he said, ''but we do
have a master of radio technique
in Governor Dewey
Landon's contention was backed
enthusiastically by other top
drawer republicans.
"Everybody's happy" said Sc
nator Wallace White of Maine Il
think we worked out the best solu-
ton for our ticket"
His Maine colleague, Senator
Ralph Brewster, nodded and
agreed ''it'c 100 per cent"
What kind of a campaign are
the republicans planning? 1t simp-
~ hasn't been worked out
yet. Dewey is feeling his way, TAX
ing counsel of the older heads and
striving to maintain the harmony
which enveloped the nominal
ing convention like a warm fog.
Even at this stage, however, it
seems apparent that the organiza-
ton will make the most of Dewey S
ability to project his personal in
tensity in broadcast speeches,
leaving Bricker, his handsome,
tnil-felloW running mate, to stump
the critical border and west coast
states.
Land0n thinks that transporta-
ton restrictions will make this
pretty much of front-porch cam.
paign, with the big punches de.
ivered over the air in tactical
broadcasts.
However, Representative Ever.
EFT Dirksen of Illinois, who offer.
&c himself for either the presiden-
tjal nomination, expressed h {
opinion that the candidates will
Just have to make the best of in.
conveniences in travelling but by
all means 60 out and meet the
voters.
II would guess there will be ar
intense organizational effort, too,"
voters.
I would guess there will be ar
intense organizational effort, too.'
he added. We've got a lot te
overcome.
There's got to be stumpine
throughout the country. Even il
the transportation situation is tight,
the candidates can conform, trave
light and use what facilities are
available. I think we ought 10 make
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
Broughton And Cherry
Will Speak At School
Officials Conference

DURHAM, July 1.-R-Gov. ].
Melville Broughton and r. G.
Cherry, democratic nominee for
governor, will speak at the sum-
mer conference Of North Carolina
city and high school superintend-
ent's to be held at Duke univer-
sity July II through July 10.
The conference will be under
the leadership of Clyde A. Erwin,
state superintendent Of public in
struction. Invited to attend will
be all city and county school SUI
perintendents in North Carolina,
members of the State Board of
Education, and other educational
leaders including the president of
the State Parents Tea cheers asso-
citation and the presidents of the
State Teachers colleges.
Representatives of the depart
ments Of teacher training in other
colleges in the state will also at
tend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
USS Trousdale To Be
Launched Here Monday

The U.S.S. Trousdale, fifth AKA
type ship to near completion at
the yard of the North Carolina
Shipbuilding company, will be
launched Monday morning at 9
o'clock under the sponsorship of
Mrs.. R. Craig, Of Wilmington.
Mrs. Craig was chosen for the
honor because of the exceptional
attendance and efficiency record
established by her husband, an en-
ploye of the Piece Work Counters
department.
Her attendants will be Mrs. H.
J. Burr and Mrs E. S. Benson,
both of Wilmington. .. a
The us. Trousdale, named for
a county in Tennessee, is the 18TH
vessel to go down the ways here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
Republicans Are Looking
T0Dewey's Radio Power

this a common folks campaign.
In his own pre-convention swing
through q states, Dirksen recalled,
he sat up some nights in day
coaches, slept four hours on Den
yer union station bench and stood
in line for meals where necessary.
At least one big campaign swing
taking Dewey to the west coast is
almost CERTAIN, one of the New
Workers. aides confided.
Politicians are acutely aware Of
the importance of the women's
vote this year, and the republicans
are out to convince the feminine
voters that Dewey and Bricker Of
fermore than the Democrats best.
pleasure over the impression made
On the convention delegates by
Mrs. Dewey and Mrs. Bricker,
both of whom accompanied their
husbands on all the social occas-
lens which popped up after the con-
vention's close.
women are inclined to Judge
candidates by their wives" re-
marked Henry Allen, veteran Kan
sas republican publisher, "a d
Mrs. Dewey and Mrs. Bricker al
ready have demonstrated their ap-
peal to the American people,
The framework of policies re-
commended in the party platform
will be rounded out from week to
week by Dewey as the campaign
develops. In that process, it is
likely that he will state explicitly
his hopes and aims on postwar
international security, foreign
trade and industrial reconversion
policies.
"A great candidate" said Henry
Allen, II was for him in 1910 and
l think he's even better now.
Hes reipened in four years."
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
Sidewalk Paving Slated
To Get Underway July 10

awarded a general contract on
yardage basis. The program will
be carried out first on the east
west streets, Morton said, and lat
er on the north-south streets.
Motion said that practically all
property owners who have been
contacted have cooperated splend-
idly with the city by signing an
agreement waving further notice
concerning repairs and new so7-
struction on Red Cross and Rankin
streets, from Front through Thir-
teenth streets. People who have no
Sidewalks in their section are glad
to have the paving done"
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02

Tentative plans to start paving
10 blocks of sidewalks on Red Cross
and Rankin streets, on July -,
as the first step in the city's wide
spread sidewalk repair program,
were announced yesterday by Gil
bert F. Morton, building inspector.
1.-THE bulk Of the work on Red
Cross and Rankin streets will con-
sist of installing new sidewalks"
he said. Little repair work will
be DONE"
The contracting firm Of F. D.
Cline, of Raleigh, will be in charg.
of the work recently having been
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
FIVE ORDERED HELD

WHITEVILLE, July IA coro-
ner's jury here Thursday night
ordered five Indians of the Halls
boro section held without p-ivi-
lege OF bond in connection with
the fatal shooting Sunday morn
ing of Joseph O'Neill Freeman,
Indian of the same vicinity. Those
held are Cliff Webb, who officers
allege did tht shooting, Leroy
Webb, Cleo, George and James
Mitchell. Sheriff H. D. Stanley
was only witness examined, and
he testified that Cliff Webb ad-
mitted the shooting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
Pile Torture
Soothed In Few Minutes

Act now for quick relief from
torture of piles. Don't wait an
other day but apply Peterson's
Ointment at once, the cooling,
soothing, astringent formula that
has brought joyful relief to thou
sands for 80 years. Relieves itch
ing promptly. All druggists have
Peterson's Ointment, Csc box, or
60c in tube with applicator. Mon
ey cheerfully refunded if not de-
lighted.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02

Singlekote is a highly concentrated
that's why it hides SO we'll,
covers better, goes farther and costs
less. One gallon makes five quarts!
Imagine! At this low cost per gall
lon and at such low labor expense,
Singlekote now makes it possible to
cover all interior surfaces for less
money. Get 20% more when you buy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
All Types Of Automobile
Inner Tubes Ration Free

The New Hanover War Price and
Rationing board yesterday confirm
ed newspaper accounts that an
types of truck passenger and i'm.
r1ement inner tubes are ration
free, effective yesterday.
Official confirmation Of the e.
moval from 1ationing of all tir.
inner tubes was obtained by ration.
ng officials from the Raleigh Dj,.
trict OPA office.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
Employees Must Show
Their Social Security
Cards To Employers

The Importance Of men and
women showing their Social Sc
curity cards to employers W a 5
emphasized yesterday in release
by the Wilmington office, N. H.
Avera, manager.
Law requires that each employ
er who is subject to the Social
Security act shall make quar-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02
BY UDSO NPHILLIPS

NEW YORK, July 1.-REAmer-
leans continued their wartime
spending spree in tn first six
months of 1914 by buying some
thing like $31, 700, 100000 worth of
merchandise from all retail stores
up about Z per cent from $780,
629, 100000 in the same period of
last year.
Although Department. of Com
nlerce experts have estimated that
1914 sales will reach a record high
Of S66, 100000 against the pre-
vlous peak of $63,269,000,000 last
year, retailers are not so sure.
The invasion has stimulated
thinking in merchandising quarters
of how long it will be before the
war in Europe ends. War con-
tract cutbacks already have cur
tailed activities in some areas,
tending to make people more eau
tious with their savings.
Also mentioned as possible de-
torrents to continued increasing
sales volume were: the quality of
merchandise has deteriorated,
many consumers now have ade-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02

terly payroll tax return to the Fed
eral government. The information
gwen by the employer in his re-
port is transmitted to the Social
Security board and is used by that
agency in setting up it's wage re-
ord System, Avera explained. He
added that accuracy is most I'M
portant since benefits payable to
the worker later on or to his sur
vivors are based upon the wage
record kept for the worker by the
Social Security board.
.-,.- -~NyDc .. eta Mp2
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-02

WPB Chairman Donald Nelson ar
rived with what he thought was
the glad news that WPB was will
irg to revoke controls through
which rayon yarn is channeled to
hosiery mills. The hosiery men
shrank from the idea, discussed
the problems which competitive
buying would raise, then asked if
WPB would please delay action
'for the time being"
Evening star., 1944-02-13

Almost op close Mitchell medium
this loyout Of Jop oniooh
Aid Wewok the north coost OF New
the od by the low level OF
snapped from Of the ones The picture
bombe through ond shipping the hoo
olo uffered "
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Zadnji dan "a
raciiske znamke

Nase gospodinje Sc opozarja-
jo, da je danes zadnji dan, ko
ST lahko nabavijo dodatno ko-
licino prasicjega mesa "a znam-
ko st. 2 v racijski knjizici 4.
Danes tudi potece znamka st.
20 V knjizici 4, S katero lahko
kupite sladkor. Sedma racijska
perijoda "a zganje tudi potece
danes. V ponedeljek II. janu-
aria 81 boste lahko zopet naba-
viii zganje "a osmo perijodo, XII
bo trajala do 1. marca. Kupili
boste lahko isto kolicino kot do
sedaj, namrec en- kvart, petinko
steklenico ali diva pajnta zganja
in petinko steklenico ruma ali
cordiala.
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PetrOva vlada je
likvidirala TitOve
pristaSe

NEW YORK, 7. januarja
(O.N.A.) - Dva jugoslovanska
uradnika v New Yorku sta bila
izbrisana il seznamov plac jul
goslovanske zamejne Wade, in
sicer kot pristasa marsala tt
ia, vodje provizoricne Wade ma
ozemlju Jugoslavije.
Ia diva uradnika sta dr.. Sto-
jan Gavrilovic, sin bivsega ju-
goslovanskega predsednika VIA
de, XII je bill pref ravnatelj tu-
kajsnjega Jugoslovanskega In
formacijskega Centra,. in Bog
dan Radica, bivsi nacelnik caso-
pisne sluzbe tega informacij-
skega centra, ter atase "a case.
pisje pri jugoslovanski amba-
sadi v Washingtonu.
Istocasno so Sc pojavila po.
rocila, da namerava jugoslovan
ska zamejna vlada odpustiti vse
Titove pristase, XII Sc nahajaje
v Londonu med uradniki jugo.
slovanskih institucij in uradov
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RU5I pR0DRL|
20 Mill DALE;
zAvzELI2ME5
Rdeca vojska nevzdrzno
napreduje v Bell Rusiji
in ma Poljskem

LONDON, Is. jan. - Poroci-
la, XII so bila objavljena V Mo-
skvi danes zjutraj, javljajo o
novih ruskih zmagah V Bell Ru-
siji in V bivsi Poljski. Rusi so
zavzeli vazno zelezniSko krizi-
See Kalinkovici in mesto Mozyr
ter vrgli Nemce ma Pripetskem
barju 20 mill nazaj. Naciji so
pri TEN doziveli ogromne izgu-
be, pravi Moskva.
Zmagoslavna armada V Bell
Rush,, kateri poveljuje gen.
Konstantin Rokosovski, je te-
kom zadnjih "a ur zasedla 40
naseljenih krajev.
Armada gen. Nikolaja Vatu-
tina je tekom dneva prodira-
nju skozi bivsi poljski teritorij
prekoracila reko Horyn, 46
mill zapadno cd stare poljsko-
ruske meje, in razsirila svojo
fronto z zavzetjem mesta Ste
pan in 80 drugih trgov in vasi.
Stepan lezi II mill JUNO cd
Tutuvicija in 35 mill cd mesta
Rovno.
Posebno radijsko naznanilo
% padcu mesta Kalinkovici v
Bell Rusiji pravi, da so bill
Nemci prisijeni mesto zapusti-
tt s tako naglico, da MISC imeli
niti casa, da bi ga pozgali, ka-
kor je njih navada, kadar so
primorani zbezati il kakega
kraja.
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Lausche bo naznanil
kandidaturo "a governerja?

Intimni tovarisi zupana Frank
j. Lauscheta v mestni hisi 60
vorijo, da Sc je zupa n odlocil
kandidirati "a governerja pri
volitvah, XII Sc bodo vrsile letos
jeseni, in da bo podal formalno
izjavo v tenn pogledu 30. janu-
aria, ko DO nastopil kot glavni
govornik ma letni konvenciji
ohijskih "mladih demokratov."
Konvencija Sc bo vrsila v no.
telu Statler v Clevelandu.
Kakor znano, je Lausche cd
proslega novembra, ko je bill S
tako velikansko vecino ponovno
izvoljen "a zupana, stalno pod
pritiskom, da Sc vrze v volilni
boj "a governerja drzave Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-15
Jack & Heintz mora
vrniti $1,75O,OOO i.

Vojni department v Wash
ingtonu je vceraj naznanil, da
mora tovarna Jack & Heintz,
Inc, vrniti vladi $1,75O,OOO, ker
je ma vojnih kontraktih, XII jih
je tovarna izvrsila "a armada.
leta 1912, napravila toliko pre-
vee profita. Pogajanja glede vr-
nitve pretiranih profitov so Sc
vlekla dali casa, sedaj pa je
vojni department definitivno
zakljucil, da Sc ugovorov korpo-
racije ne DO upostevalo.
.Predsednik korporacije, Bill
Jack, XII je bill svoj cas- unijski
organizator, sedaj pa je znan
kot eden najuspesnejsih in maj
slikovitejsih industrijalcev v
dezeli, je po prejemu naznanila
v Washingtonu izjavil, da je od-
locitev vojneg a departmental
kriviena. On trdi, da bi Sc kom-
panijam morale pustiti vecji
delez dobickov, da bodo imele
ma rokah rezerve, katere bodo
potrebovale, k a d a r DO konec
vojne. LIE ma ia nacin Sc bo mo-
glo delom nadaljevati, pravi
Jack, in fantom, XII Sc vrnejo il
armade, dati delo. Rekel je, da
bodo fantje, kadar pridejo do
NOV, zaceli "revolucijo", ako Sc
jih bo skusalo poslati ma relif-
ma della.
Korporacija Jack & Heintz 81
je ustvarila velik Stoves sirom
dezele radi visokih plac in .bo-
nusov, XII jih prejemajo njeni
delavci, oziroma "tovarisi", ka-
kor kompanija naziva vse svo-
je uposlenee.
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JOSEPHINE ZAKRAJSEK

Kot smo vceraj porocali, je
ma posledicah poroda umrla Jo-
sephine Zakrajsek, stara 81 let,
stanujoca ma 1926 Underwood
Ave. Rojena je bila V Clevelan-
du. Tukaj zapusca zalujocega
soproga Louisa, novo rojeno
hcerko, stir sestre: Caroline
Oblak, Alice, Mary in Vero Ba-
sey, XII Sc nahajati V Californi-
il, ter brata Josepha. Pogreb
Sc bo vrsil v ponedeljek OBJ 9.
uri zjutraj il Zakrajskovega
pogrebnega zavoda, 6016 ST..
Clair Ave., v cerkev sv. Pavla
ma Chardon Rd. in nato ma sv.
Pavla pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-15
ALOJZIJ ZUPANCIC

Vceraj zjutraj je preminil V
zavodu "a onemogle Alojzij Zu-
pancic, XII je bill dolgo casa bo-
Ian. Pokojni je bill eden izmed
pionirjev ter mnogim poznan.
Donna je bill il Sadinje vasi, fa-
ra zuzemberk ma Dolenjskem.
Star je bill IA let. Soproga Ma
rijana mu je umrla leta 1916.
Dolgo vrsto let je stanoval ma
1871 E. So St. Tu zapusca "a
lujoce otroke: Mrs. Ammo Roz-
man, Alojzija, Alberta, Franka,
Edwarda, Sgt. Williama, Vik-
torja, Mrs. Mary Zakovsek in
Mrs. Emilio Ahlin. Bill je clan
drustva sv. Vida st. Is KSKJ,
in drustva sv. Srca Jezusovega.
Pogreb Sc bo 'vrsil V torek OBJ g.
uri zjutraj il A. Grdina in ST.
novi pogrebnega zavoda V GER
kew sv. Vida in nato V druzinskC
grobnico ma Calvary pokopali-
see.
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ovigrobovi
FRANK BIZIL

Kakor smo vceraj porocali,
je preminil Frank Bizil, p. d.
Cesari, star 81 let, stanujoc ma
1919 Hecker Ave. Donna je bill
il vasi Cesnica, fara Moravce,
kjer zapusca vec sorodnikov.
Tukaj je bival 81 let ter je bill
clan drustva Slovenec st. l
SDZ. Pokojni zapusca zalujo-
co soprogo Margaret, rojeno
Novak, donna il Novega mesta
pri Toplicah, in osem otrok
Cpl. Franka, NIL, XII Sc nahaja
ma aleutskih otokih, Pvt. Augu-
sta, dvojcka Williama in Jose
pha, Margareto poroceno Kes-
sler, Frances, poroceno Shay,
Rose, poroceno Svekric, in Jo-
sephine, tri vnuke in vec sorod-
nikov. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil ,po-
nedeljek OBJ 8.15 uri zjutraj il
Jos. zele in sinovi pogrebnega
zavoda, 65O2 st. Clair Ave., v
cerkev sv. Vida in nato ma Cal
vary pokopaliSce.
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NEMSKA GROZODEJSTVA NAPRAM
JUGOSLOVANSKIM UJETNIKOM

STOCKHOLM, 10. januarja
; (O.N.A A. - Jugoslovanski par
tizani, XII so Sc nahajali V ne
KEN norveskem ujetniskem ta-
boriscu in SO uspeli pobegniti
ma svedsko, porocajo tukaj, da
so danes lie Sc malokateri jugo-
slovanski ujetniki ostali zivi-
, Cd priblizno 10000 MOI, katere
so Nemci privedli ma Norvesko,
jih baje zivi komaj Sc priblizno
800. To svojo izjavo so podali
ma shodu, XII je bill prirejen V
solskem poslopju v Viggbyhol-
mu, blizu Stockholma, pod po-
kroviteljstvom svedske delavske
federacije, in z dovoljenjem
svedskih vladnih uradov.
Ma shod je prislo so jugoslo-
vanskih ujetnikov, XII so bill po-
begnili liz Norveske. Vsi so pri--
stasi partizanske armade mar
sala Tita, ter SO poslali~ ma 60
vorniski oder delegate, XII so
opisovali strahovito postopanje
Nemcev napram ujetnikom. V
tel skupini so Sc nahajali Srbi,
Hrvati, Slovenci, Crnogorci in
Macedonci, vseh veroizpove-
danj, rimski katoliki, protes-
tanti in mohamedanci.
Ujetniki rabljeni kot strelske
tarCe
Pripovedovali so, da so nem-
ske SS-cete, XII so bile ma, stra-
Ii v taboru, hladnokrvno sire
ljale ma ujetnike, katere so upo-
rabljali "a tarce. Veckrat so
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KONFERENCA S. N. ID.

Redna letna delniska konfe-
renca SLOW. mar. donna ma St.
Clair Ave-, Sc je vrsila v cetr-
tex, 13. januarja. Izvoljenih je
bilo sedem direktorjev, katerih
doba je potekla. Ponovno so BIZ
Ii izvoljeni: John Centa, Leo
Kushlan, Vinko Klemencic in
Anton Zupan, nanovo pa so BIZ
Ii izvoljeni: Anthony Zakraj-
SEX, John Pollock in Frank vi
rant. Konferenci je predsedo-
val Krist Stokel. Vspored je sci
nitro naprej in konferenca je
bila zakljucena OBJ IL. uri I'VE
Ger.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-15
poglavitnega ella, XII je izvoje
vanje cim hitrejSe image.

poglavitnega eliza, XII je izvoje-
vanje elm hitrejse image.
"Suhaci skusajo izrabiti od-
sotnost milijonov nasih mladih
MOI, XII sc sirom sveta >borijo "a
ohranitev nash demokraticnih
pravic, vedoc, da ne morejo dvi-
gniti protesta proti njih po-
cetju.
"Trditev suhacev, da hocejo,
da Sc prohibicija upelje lie "a
dobo vojne, je navaden trik.
Oni hocejo trajno prohibicijo.
In kaksne so bile posledice pro-
hibicije, XII je bila vsiljena Ame-
rika v zadnji vojni, vsi dobro
vemo-prinesla nj drugega kot
val raketirstva, gangestva in
zlpcinstva.
"Namesto, da kongres trait
cas- z debatami glede prohibici-
je, maj bi raje posvetil svoje "a
nimanje akciji, da bodo nasi
fantje, XII sluzijo v oborozenih
silah, v jeseni imeli priliko vo-
liti kot clani velike ameriske
demokracije, "a katero sc bo-
rio"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-15

Izjava poljske Wade Sc sma-
ira kot prosnja, de- Amerika in
Anglia pomagata, da pride do
obnovitve diplomatskih odnoSa-
jev med Rusijo in Polisko, in
uradni angleski krogi so ia ko-
rak takoj pozdravili kot zna-
menje, da Poljaki zelijo, da Sc
mejni spor resi- na prijateljski
nacin, in da SO pripravljeni
sprejeti predlog sovjetske Via
de, glasom katerega maj bi Cur
zonova crta sluzila kot baza po-
gajanj "a resitev mejnega spo-
ra.
Izjava, katero je podala poll