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Evening star., 1944-06-27
Grandi Invited 10 Appear
Before Purge Commission
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 27.-count
Dino Grandi, former Italian Ambas-
ador to London and a member OF
the Fascist Grand Council under
Mussolini, has been invited by the
ewly formed Italian government in
tome to- appear before the national
,urge commission that has been set
lp," the London radio said last night
n q broadcast by CHS.
Count Grandi is charged with
eading the armed insurrection in
922, the notorious Fascist march
n Rome and taking part In the
coup d'etat Of 1926" the broadcast
aid.
1t added that Grandi was living
n foreign country from which he
an easily return to defend himself
t he chooses"
.Grandi, sentenced to death In abb
entia by the Fascist puppet regime
or treason to Mussolini, last was re-
,orted In Lisbon, Portugal.
Evening star., 1944-06-27
Farm Machinery Output
Rises Slightly, WPB Says

BY Inc Associated Press.
Although May was the best month
of the year in farm machinery man.
ufacture, the War Production Board
reported yesterday that the entire
program was l07 per cent behind
schedule on June |.
WPB Chairman Nelson's report
said the s668, ,695 900 production goal
for the year ending June 80 would
be substantially achieved How
ever, combines and certain other
important harvesting machinery
still were running about 80 per cent
behind schedule on June /.
AS evidence of the general i'm
provement. Mr.. Nelson said the 107
per cent lag ON June compared
with deficits of IA per cent on May !,
l73 per cent on April L and AL
per cent on March l.
Evening star., 1944-06-27
Republicans
Continued From First Page.)

Political Action Committee in a
drive for a fourth term for Presi-
dent Roosevelt, and the election of
a Congress that will be subservient
to the will of those organizations -
he went on.
1T presents a vital issue of this
campaign. Do the people want these
radical organizations, with their
avowed purpose to remake America,
to control the presidency, to secure
a rubber stamp Congress, and to
dominate our Govern
ment? OF course they don't"
Representative Martin outlined
the course he believed Republican
administration would pursue, and
concluded:
I'VE will save constitutional Gov
ernment at home and, on the firm
foundation of freedom and individ-
ual opportunity, we will build an
enduring peace"
Simple Tax System Promised.
He promised genuine economy in
anu q tdh SySOtll d.
simple as possible, equitable and
designed to stimulate industry and
create jobs.
The convention has been promised
that Gov. Dewey will come here
either tomorrow night or Thursday
morning to accept in person II
nominated His arrival and the time
Of his appearance before the con-
vention will depend on how quickly
the nomination is made
The first business of the conven-
ton today was the consideration oi
the reports of the Committees on
Credentials and of the Committee or
Permanent Organization.
AS soon as these reports have
been adopted, the convention will
complete its permanent organization
At session tonight, the conven.
ton will hear addresses by Mr.
Hoover and Representative Glare
Boothe Luce of Connecticut, the
first woman ever invited to deliver
such an address to a Republican
! National Convention
Evening star., 1944-06-27
Destroyer Escort Lost
In Mediterranean
Rx the Associated Pres.

By the Associated Press.
The destroyer escort Fechteler was
lost in combat in the Mediterranean
last month. the Navy announced
yesterday. The Navy made no men,
ton Of casualties except to say that
next Of kin had been notified.
Destroyer escorts normally carry a
crew of about $50.
The skipper, 1t. Calvert Burke
Gill, Baltimore, is among the sur
vivors, it was learned
The Fechteler, q 1,300-ton ship. of
the type designed especially for con-
voy protection against submarines,
is the second vessel OF that class to
be lost. The Leopold was sunk last
March in the North Atlantic.
The ship, built at the Norfolk Navy
Yard, was commissioned on June /,
1943.
Loss of the Fechteler brought the
total Of all ships lost by the Navy
In this war to 16l, Of which 122
were sunk, 30 are overdue and
presumed lost and the remainder
were destroyed to prevent enemy
capture.
Evening star., 1944-06-27
Mrs. MeGarraghy
To Head Republican
Women's Division
Special Dispatch to The Star.

opeCihl DlSphtcn 10 Inc star.
CHICAGO, June 27.-Mrs. Joseph
G. McGarraghy, District delegate
had an important part in winning
approval by the conventions Rules
Committee for two proposals by the
National Republican Woman's Com
mittee giving women a greater voice
in party affairs.
Mrs. McGarraghy not only was
elected secretary of the Rules Com
mittee and the Committee on Per-
manent Organization, but also
served with Judge Lehr Fess of
Ohio. former House parliamentary
an, and Chairman Wallace Town
send of Arkansas in drafting the
resolutions.
The appointment gives Mrs. Nc
Garraghy. representing the Dis
trict of Columbia, the Office of as
sistant national chairman, to serve
as head of the women's division.
The resolution provides that States
having both men and women dele
gates to the National Convention
shall name both man and
woman to the important Resolu-
tions Committee-thus giving each
State an extra vote on the commit
tee. 1t provides that those States
that do not have woman delegates
are to have only one vote on the
committee.
Another improvement in organi-
cation, which is expected TO facili-
tate the work of national conven-
tions, is that in Ststes where there
are contests the State convention
must settle such contests. In the
event the contestants carry their
case before the National Commit
tee, they are to have only a very
brief hearing before the Credentials
Committee.
Evening star., 1944-06-27
More Robid Dogs Found,
Bringing D. c. Total to ga

The total number of rabid animals
found this year in the District
reached 94 today as the Health De-
partment reported three more rabid
dogs.
One dog, picked up in the $500
block Of Sheriff road NE, was re-
ported to have bitten his owner and
the owners daughter. The other
dog was found in the 300 block of
Fourteenth street NE. and the
third was shot by police near Third
and E streets SW.
Seventy-two persons have been
attacked by rabid animals this year.
Evening star., 1944-06-27
Robot Bomb Kills Sister
Of Author LIeweIIyn
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 27-Mrs.
Gwladys Moorewood, sister of Rich
ard Llewellyn, author of How
Green was My Valley" has been
killed by a German rocket bomb
which struck her home in Southern
England, the New York office OF
the British Information Services
said last night, releasing a dispatch
from London.
Her brother is a captain in the
British army and Is now stationed
in Italy.
The dispatch said Mrs. Moore
wood, her stepmother and two
nieces were killed BY the proiectile
Evening star., 1944-06-27
Democrats Dismiss
Warren S Speech as
Same Old COP Song
3y the Associated Press.

BY the Associated fTeSS.
Gov. Earl Warren's keynote ad-
dress to the Republican National
Convention was described by Repre-
sentative johnson, Democrat, Of
Oklahoma, as q typical Republican
speech, saying nothing that hasn't
already been said 100 times
Mr.. Johnson-s comment was rep
Rresentative of the views expressed by
Democratic members of Congress
sttll in the Capital during the Con-
gressional recess. Most Republican
members aresin Chicago. sea7 sag
Senator Lucas, Democrat, Of I'LL
Fnois, termed the address the same
old theme song the Republicans have
been singing" and Representative
Cannon, Democrat, of Missouri, pre-
dicted that it will not impress the
American people who, he said, have
had q practical demonstration of 10
years of Democratic progress and
achievement after 10 years of Re-
publican mismanagement and dis
aster"
Called Roosevelt Endorsement.
Other comment:
Senator Hatch, Democrat, of New
Mexico-Regardless of Gov. War
ren's statement concerning leader
ship, as a matter of reality his
speech constitutes a complete ia
dorsement of what this administra-
ton has been doing.
Representative Anderson, Demo-
crat, of New Mexico-I agree with
him (Warren) that veterans will
want places in private industry, but
If private industry Is not ready, l
wonder If he wants the veterans to
go hungry. All of the country's re-
sources will need to be utilized, and
should be.
Senator Andrews, Democrat, Of
Florida-It Is true that probably a
lot Of us are not in favor Of a third
term or a fourth term, but that is
not the question. To change the
President when we have been sue
cessful thus far in the war would
seriously impair the hopes of moth
ers and fathers who have sons on
the front.
Likes Some Warren Points.
Senator Chavez, Democrat. of New
Mexico said he thought Gov. War
rem was right in advocating "the
opening of the door for all Ameri-
cans not just for jobs, but for oppor
tunity, keeping war out of politics
politics out of war, opposition tc
arrogant power, intoxicated bureauc.
racy and, If at all possible, jobs fol
returning veterans in private indus
try and not made
jobs
Senator O'Mahoney, Democrat. OF
wyoming, chairman OF the Demo
cratic Senatorial Campaign Commit
tee. asserted:
IF the Republican party proposes
to wage its campaign upon the gen.
eralities spoken by their convention
keynoter, Gov. Warren, this prom
ises to be the dullest campaign since
Gov. Landon was overwhelmed by
the Democratic landslide of 1896.
Definitely Gov. Warren laid dowr
no program for the future"
Evening star., 1944-06-27
Convention at
A Glance
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Choice of running mate for
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey nears
climax; delegates look to Gov.
Earl Warren of California for
decision whether he would ac-
cept vice presidential nomina-
ton, if preferred.
Republican Governors serve
notice on Platform Committee
they want stronger foreign
policy plank, committing party
to collaboration in world mill
tary setup to enforce the peace.
Second day OF convention floor
activities set aside to hear party
aims from Chairman Martin
and former President Hoover.
Evening star., 1944-06-27

industry. Those are the kind of
jobs we mean, too.
But these young people will not
be satisfied with just jobs. We will
not be satisfied, either. These
young people will want good jobs
and chance to get ahead.
Government made jobs can be a
crisis necessity. But such jobs are
not good enough for the long pull.
For the long pull, the American
people want highway, not a dead
end street."
Says War Must End in Peace.
To insure the kind of America
and kind of world the people want,
Gov. Warren said, this war must
end in something better than an
armistice. This war must end in
peace. For our homes, our sons
and daughters, this time must be
the last time.
THE peace must be a just peace,
not only for the few and powerful,
but for the many and less power
full"
None Of these aspirations can be
realized. he said, under a leader
ship which plays power politics on
a world stage.
They cannot. be achieved under
a leadership which neglects the
interests Of America" he added.
He and the Republicans were
united in "uncompromising .opposi-
ton to aggression" and were pre-
pared for effective cooperation with
all peace loving nations, for the
establishment of an international
tribunal looking to peaceful settle
ment of differences between nations.
Bureaucrats Assailed.
Hitting at the New Deal bureau
Gratis, Gov. Warren said: I'VE be-
lieve the New Deal is destroying the
two-party system. The New Deal is
no longer the Democratic party. 1t
is an incongruous clique within
that party. 1t retains its power by
patronizing and holding together
incompatible groups. 1t talks of
idealism and seeks its votes from
the most corrupt political machines
In the country.
The leaders of its inner circle
are not representatives of the peo-
pie. They are the personal agents
OF one man. Their appointments to
public Office are not made on the
basis of efficiency or public approval,
but on the basis of loyalty to the
clique, Under their rule, the Con-
stitution has been short -circuited.
The cabinet has ceased to be a
voice and has become an echo. Con-
gress, wherever possible, has been
circumvented by executive degree.
Both Congress and the judiciary
have been intimidated and bludg-
eoned to make them servile. Over
all this-and over all of us-is the
ominous, gargantuan figure of an
arrogant, poWer-intoxicated bu-
reaucracy
Nowhere in its vast domain has
1t been satisfied with merely one
bureaucrat, if by hook or crook desks
| could be found for two.
These bureaucrats of the New
Deal tell the farmer what to SOW
and when to reap-sometimes with
out regard for either the seeds or
the season. They require him to
work in the fields all day and keep
books for the Government all night
These same bureaucrats tell the
worker what union he shall join.
what dues he shall pay and to whom
he must pay them.
They soon will tell the worker
where he can work and where he
cannot work. Then the workers of
America will be long way down
the road toward that kind of Gov
eminent which our Nation is now
resisting with all its power"
Evening star., 1944-06-27
Police Quizmoster Gets
Reel Problem to Solve

By the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY.-The $40 men,
bers OF the police force smiled and
wondered If Richard l.. Holcomb,
police statistician and "quizmaster, !"
could answer this one:
What thief entered Mr.. Holcomb's
home and emptied the pockets Of
the officers trousers hanging few
inches from his bed?
Evening star., 1944-06-27
New Mexico for Roosevelt

ALBUQUERQUE, NJ NJ, June ~
P.-Delegates from New Mexico's
State Democratic Convention were
instructed yesterday TO cast their
10 votes for fourth term for
President Roosevelt.
Evening star., 1944-06-27

Less than half of the American
people own War Bonds. Supposing
only half Of our Army decided To
fight? Let's all back the attack
with extGe War Bonds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-06

pravci in postenosti pomedla DO bedastmi verskimi
rubrkami, XII enega postavljae prvo meso, dru-
gega pa zapostavale Pomedla bo z blaziranmi domis
javostmi gospodskega ljudstva in pognala DO gzda-
nsko prismodero XII posnema po zunanj jost zahod, pc
duhu in pa spada med azijate. Poneda DO fabri
ko sevnih drzavnh upokojencev XII 40 lett staro-
sti izkazova AZ let drzavne suzbe " knig Nas pen
sioneri je takih in podobnh slueaev navedenh neka
ducatov Pomedla DO poltcnmi spekulanti, XII svo
e hapcevske strankarsko agtatorske usluge prodaja
vsaki srank in pomedla bo tudi nesposobnim, aro-
gantnimi korumpiranmi in bedastim puhloglavc XII so
jih seali njih mogocn partsk gospodarjspo vseh od
govornih drzavnih sluzbah donna in tujini.
Ia II. Jugoslavja DO odpra vrata ma siroko sposob-
ni, delavn vestni poseni in visokomoraln madin, k
danes svojo astno krvjo neomejenim pozrtvovanjem
lin samozatajevanem jugosovanskih gozdovh in gorah
obnavlja moralne tradice savne ugosovanske pretek
lost Danasnji ugoslovanski bojevnik nasi jutrsn
delavc in obnovtelji.
Temu delu in tenn nosilcem mlade delavne Jugosla
yie XII o usvarja Narodna osvobodina vojska, je le
tosnU prank dela, prank move Jugoslavije
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-06

mas narod dolgo vrsto let po
koneani vojni, DO pomoc, podpo-
ra, da 81 zgradi pozgane vasi,
porabi izrabljena polja, dobi Ii
vino in semena. Da 81 kupi oble-
ko, streho in pogoje, XII mu bo-
do dajali zivljenska sredstva.
Politika? Phu :. te je ma sve-
tn povsod proved in VISA skupaj
nj resila enega cloveka in enc
ga problema.
Nekdo mora govoriti jasno in
odkrito. Gledam v svet in pre-
naislinl vse, kar pride do meme.
In veckrat cutim v sebi dolz-
most, da govorim 2 nasim Glove
lkom tako, kakor cutinl in ne ta-
ko, kako bi Sc najbolj prikupil
tistim, XII nislijo, da SO kakor
sNetniki oltarju, da Sc Jill sa-
mo casti.
I In Sc vec bonn govoril! Basta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-06
IA MALO DEBELEJsO W.T.
KOST SE VNEMAJO

Kakor pravijo, suha vitkost
zensk nj vec v modi, pac pa
polna vitkost. No, morda pri-
demo kdaj do tega, da bono ka-
kor ma Vzhodu smatrali pravo
debelost' "a lepoto.
Pred casom Sc je neki caso-
pis obrnil ma vrsto slovitih
zensk nasega casa, da bi Sc IL
javile O vprasanju, kaj mislijo
0 vitkosti. ..
Neka znana zenska je ma to
vprasanje odgovorila tole: chi
koli nisem bila suznja vitkosti
in Sc nisem navadila stradati.
Vcasih sem 81 privoscila cello O.
bio jedi, ker nimam daru "a
to, da bi postala debela. v Ho-
llywoodu je znamenita slasei-
sarna, v kateri sem 81 brez mai
manjsih ocitkov vesti priDscila
vse, kar mi je ugajalo. Seveda
pa sem vneta sportnica, plavam,
Sc borim, telovadim, igram te-
mis-, tako da ostajam re po tenn
vitka in prozna."
Neka druga filmska zvezdni-
ca priznava odkrito, da ina po-
sebno naklonjenost do polnih
ljudi: "Morda sc da ia moia
naklonjenost razlagati z DEF
styom, da sem sama vitka ali
kfatko nalo suha. Pri tenn mi
pa seveda nj treba dodajati, da
ne mislim ma oblike ogromne
aebelosti. V ostalem bi mi sa-
mi prijalo, &c bi bila malice bolj
okrogla."
zanimivo je sporoeilo Is let
ae raziskovalke zamorske re-
publike Liberije, XII j je pot v
neznane kraje zamorske repu-
bike prinesla Sc ia zazeljeni u
sinek, da je postala bolj vitka:
"Po postavi sem mad srednjo
nero, navzlic temu mi je bila
moja teza precej nadlezna. Nj
koli pa Sc nisem mogla odloci-
ii "a tako hrano, da bi po njej
shujsala. Med svojim dolgome-
5ecnim bivanjem v liberijskih
pragozdih pa sem izgubila vec
funtov. zivljenje je bilo pac ma
porno. -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-06
NEWYoRsKA pISMA
Pise Frank Kerze
KAJ so NAsE NALOGE

Med delom in delom je velka
razlika. Kdor prenasa morsko
vodo liz Pacifika v Atlantski o.
cean, tudi della in Sc kako. A ta-
ko delo nj konstruktivno in ne
povzroea drugega, kakor izgubo
dobre delovne sile.
Delo, katero prinese rezulta-
te, mora imeti najprej nacrt. Ko
je gotov in pregledan cd vseh
strani, pride ma vrsto zgradba
sama. Med vsem delom je treba
neprestano patti, kaj Sc je do
vrsilo in kaj Sc caka. Veckrat
so potrebne spremembe, vcasih
pridejo nepricakovane sile, XII
povzroce cisto move zahteve, no.
We nacrte in novo delo.
Mi delamo v Ameriki ma treh
poljih. Prva in najstarejsa ma
sa organizacija ie Jugoslovan-
ski pomozni odbor, koder smo
menda Sc vsi zastopani in della
mo v skupni harmoniji. Cisto
pametna je ustanova te organi-
zacije. Da DO mas narod sta
rem kraju rabil veliko pomoei,
. tenn ne dvomi nikdo. Da je ma
sa dolznost storiti vse, kar Sc
da, da Sc ublazi gorje svetov-
mega klanja zlasti pri nasem
malem narodu, m enda cuti
vsak.
Ne zdi Sc mi prav, da je ia
organizacija nekako zaostala,
odkar so sc ustanovile dive dru-
ge. Zato pa danes vstaja cd Sc
be in prehaja v ospredje. Vsaj
je edna organizacija, XII ina
jasno zaertane naloge in jih tu-
ii vrsi, cetudi ne tako, kakor bi
bilo treba.
Povdarjam, da smo v tt orga-
nizaciji zdruzeni vsi S1ovenci
kar mas je. ze to je razveselji-
vo, da smo vsaj ,nekje edini.
Druga organizacija je SANS.
10 Sc je ustanovil, so prisli lju-
die brez nacrtov in posledica je
oila, da smo dobili kopo resolu-
eli, XII me zivo spominjajo ma
zensko, katera je pravkar pri-
sla il lepoticnega zavoda. Vse
je lepo zavito premisljene fra
2e, &c pa clovek pogleda pod u
metno lepoticje, ne najde ne du-
Sc ne srca.
SANS ne predstavlja pomoz
ne, pac pa politicno akcijo. Vse
% Sc je previdno skrilo, samo
da Sc je doseglo nekako sogla-
sic med vsemi strankami. Am
pax ne "a dolgo. Povdarjam, da
nj bilo nikdar odkritosrcnega
'azmerja med strankami. Bas
nasprotno: vodila Sc je sepeta-
joca kampanja cd enc strani
proti drugi tako dolgo, da je
orislo do razkola. In v tenn raz-
kolu smo Sc danes.
Meni Sc zdi, da je nepotre-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-06

ben. SANS bi sc bill lahko resil
tega, ko bi incl ljudi 2 idejami.
Prva in poglavitna, pravzaprav
edna zacetna tocka je bila e.
dinstvo naroda. Nj treba, da do
kazujem, kako je to potrebno.
Brez edinstva vseh narodnih sill
izgubimo povsod.
Praktieen nacrt bi bill prime
roma tax: y
1. Edinstvo naroda in spravo
med vsemi strankami. Nikar nj
dovolj povdarjeno, da ne more
mo imeti bodocnosti brez spra-
We. Sprava med lastnim naro-
dom, med Hrvati in Srbi, to je
pogoj, brez katerega ne pride
no nikamor.
2. Jugoslavija, kakor je bila
pred drugo svetovno vojno, je
zagotovljena. o tenn ne dvomi
nikdo. Boriti Sc zanjo, je odvec,
ker nam je nikdo ne jennie.
Tukaj pride druga vazna toe
ka programa: nam je pred vsem
do tega, da pride pod okrilje Jul
goslavije tisto ozemlje, katere-
ga nj imela Jugoslavija. To so
pred vsem nasi primorski kraji,
nasi pasovi ma Koroskem in Sta
jerskem, in Ogrskem. To je va
zen politieen program, "a kate
'ega bi morali delati vsi z vse-
mi mocmi. Mi vsi vamo, da je
lase primorsKo vprasanje maj
oolj pereGe, kaj Sc della, da Sc
ga resi- v nas prid? Mic. Ljudje
liso niti tako veliki, da bi po-
oravili napake, XII so jih storlll,
ko so proklamirali nase primor-
sko vprasanje "a siroko odprto.
TIE dive tocki bi lahko pred
'tavljale mas narodni program
n prav mic ne dvomim, da b;
b .
oil. yes narod "a mimi. ,.-.
zdaj Sc sklicuje druga kon-
:erenca SANSA V Chicago. Dan
"a dnem iscem po easopisju,
Saj so vzroki "a to, zakaj ho-
iiti V Chicago ma uro gledat in
9laeat kakih petindvajset tisoG
iolarjev, je vsejedno malo pre-
Jec. A vse, kar MAIDEN, je: vo.
itev odbora. Hm-pogled mi 81
le ma vse preteklo delo, iscem
xaj pozitivnega, konkretnega
, MAIDEN lie nekaj dopisov, raz,
orav, medsebojnih starokrajskin
7rask-To je vse.
Boste rekli: ia, as SANS
yendar stoji "a ZOJS-ona, to je
;isti odbor v New Yorku, k
predstavlja Slovence, Hrvate in
5rbe. Ia della "a mas vse, ina
precej veliko pisarno, koder "a
posluje menda sest ali sedem
ljudi. Koliko jih je, ne
vem, ker jih nisem nikdar videl
nikdar srecal, raven par posa-
meznikov.
Torej zOJS. vodi politicno