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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-11
UREDNIsKA STRAIN *ENAKoPRAYNosTI.

| jane, Mary Yapel in Antonio
Svetek:
Walter & Zagar Tool Co. $500.
Mrs. Jennie Kaucnik Cafe $15.
J. Globokar Service Sta. $500
Pc $1,000: Frank Hribar Cafe,
Mike Kozar Winery in August
F. Svetek Funeral Home. - Pc
$500. Mrs. A. Gerl Sr., Frank
Champa, Mrs. FIR. Mocilnikar,
Euclid Fur Shoppe, Jos. Kozan
Cafe, Joseph F. Balanich. Jo-
seph Jakus, Brooks Coal Co.,
John Mocnik, Girl Obed, Frank
Arko, Tom Germek, Tony Mihe-
Itch, JOS. Mersek, Build. Cont,
Frank Jankovic Cafe, Mr.. in
Mrs. Joe Kopina, Rose Buko-
vec, Frank Kopina, St. Clair
Coal Co., Anton Cepelnik in
Bliss Coal Co.
Pc $3.50: Wolkov Jewelry Co.
Pc $500: John Simcic, Dianna
Arrowhead Food Shoppe. Po
$500: John lager, Bukovnik
Studio, JOS. Tekavcic, Frank Ii
bert. Pc $1.0O: Tony Milavec,
Jack Sibenik, Vihtelic Hardware
John Verhovec, Louis Somrak,
Stein Coal Co., Anton Janezic.
Pc SOC Brewer Shoes. Skupaj
$215.O0.
Ostali darovalci so sledeci:
Joe Zadnik $1,000. Po $500:
Drustvo Euclid st. 20 SDZ in
Mary in Joseph Konestabo. Po
$3.50: Edward Krecic in Mary
Bencic. Pc $1.OO Frank Tegel,
Skupaj $4,000. skupna vsota to-
rel $241.OO.
V tenn porocilu zasluzijo mai
lepse priznanje clanice: Frances
Gorjanc, Mary Yapel in Anto-
Mia Svetek, XII so poleg vsote
$215.00- nabrale tudi IS dobit-
kov "a Slovenski dan. Kdor je
ze kedaj kolektal, ia We, da je
to silno nehvalezno delo. Pc We
eini Sc nasi trgovci radi odzove-
jo kadar sc gre "a dobro stvar,
ampak dobijo Sc. tudi TAXI, XII
te v svoji ignorance in zlobi, su-
rovo nahrulijo. Tenn ljudem je
otrpnilo vsako narodno custvo
in so Slovenci lie Sc po imenu ali
kadar "ringajo" tvoj dollar
register. Znacilno je to, da so
tuji trgovci v tenn oziru mnogo
bolj tolerantni.
Filmske slike
H Jugoslavije
Pravkar je prejel "Zdruzeni
odbor ameriskih Jugoslovanov"
(ZOJSA) prve filmske slike iz
|
Jugoslavije. TIE slike Sc bodo ka-
zale v petek dne 3. augusta v
Slovenskem narodnem domu ma
st. Clair Ave. in v soboto dne
4. augusta pa v Slovenskem de-
lavskem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
Slike so Sc jemale v glavnem
ma bojnem polju in so polne
groznih prizorov il partizan-
skin bojev Nemci. Nadalje bo-
mo videli poulicne boje v Bel
gradu in zmagoslavno vkoraka-
ME ruske in jugoslovanske ar
made v mesto. Pri predvajanju
teh silk, DO navzoc castnik Zvo-
nimir Jurisic, XII Sc je sam ude-
lezil dotienih bitk. Vstopnina bo
samo SOC. Pridite in oglejte 81
te zgodovinske slike. Ne bo vam
zal!
Frank cesen, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-11
Aidovsscino zgodovinsko mes+ece
Pise JOSEPH F. DURN

Slovenija je dobila svojo prvo
vlado, kot je razvidno il porocil
po radiu in v casopisih. In ia
vlada Sc je osnovala v srcu lepe
Vipavske doline, v Ajdovscini.
To je lahko nekoliko zadosce-
ME vsem tistim, XII prihajamo il
krajev, kateri SO bill prodani
v prVi svetovni vojni Italiji.
Skozi petindvajset let je ia ma
rod trpel kot mixer drugje ta-
ko. Veliko ricinovega Ola mu je
okrutni italijanski fasizem po-
sill po grlu. In tisoce je bilo
gospodarsko unicenih, obsojenih
ma Liparske otoke in v jece, ali
pa ustreljenih samo zato, ker so
bill zavedni Slovenci. VISA ia le-
ia SO trpeli in prenasali zanice-
vanje, bill zatirani in preganja-
nj Zato, ker sc MISC hoteli uklo-
aniti tenn "kulturonoscem" dvaj.
setega stoletja.
A prisel je dan obracuna z
okupatorji. Vipavska dolina S
slovensko Kalifornijo solncno
Gorisko sta bill po vsem tenn
trpljenju osvobojeni po hrabrih
slovenskih in drugih jugoslo-
vanskih cetah.
Steer je V osvobojene kraje
kanila grenka kaplja nespora-
yuma med zavezniki, a primor-
ski Slovenci in Hrvati Sc made
jajo, da Jim bodo pravicni in da
Jim ne bo spet odreceno kar je
njihovega.
Ajdovscina je sicer bolj maj
hno mestece; mislim, da ina
okrog osem tisoc prebivalcev,
sal kolikor Sc JAZZ spominjam.
Cd kar sem zapustil te rodne
kraje, je preteklo ze veliko let.
Spominjam Sc, da smo Sc cd mas
vedno ozirali ma mali dive tovar-
nj in njuna dimnika, il katerih
je puhtel dim. Ena, ako Sc ne
motim, je bila tovarna sukanca
in bombaza, druga pa svile. V
NINA SO delale najvec okoliske
Slovenke in Slovenci. Je ravno
ma meji Primorske in Kranjske
Meji jo potok Hubelj in most je
mejnik. Ma eni strani SO Sturje,
XII spadajo Sc v Kranjsko NO
tranjsko) in ma drugi je Ajdov-
Selma, XII je re ma Primorskem.
V slucaju, da so Sc sturski fantje
stepli, kar je bila ma plesih v
Sturjah radi lepih deklet obea
navada, so jih morali priti mirit
orozniki il Vipave, XII je uro da-
lee. Orozniki v Ajdovscini MISC
imeli tam mic opraviti, ceprav SO
bill tik craven. A predno SO VII
pavski orozniki prisli, Sc je vro-
ca kri ze umirila in tepez pone-
hal. H korajzi je pomagalo tudi
dobro vipavsko vino.
Tod je tekla takozvana draw
ma cesta-rekli smo il cesarska.
sla je IL Gorice preko Vipavske
doline v. Postojno in dale. ze
takrat je bila to lepa siroka gra-
mozna cesta:' Do Ajdovscine je
tekla tudi goriska zeleznica in
tam je bila zadnja postaja. Sc
kot decek Sc. spominjana, ko Sc
je bavila avstrijska vlada z vpra-
sanjem, da bi to progo potegnili
lsaj do vipavskega trga ali cello
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| Wv oobOJAlC LII oC tdhO ZVSZdld
ljubljansko zeleznico. S tenn bi
dobili (po nase) tudi Piveanje
zvezo z zeleznico do Gorice.
Drugace seveda so morai It'll ma
Trst in cd tam v Gorico. Sal
tako 81 JAZZ predstavljam.
| Ma eni strani ponosno stoji
ocak Nanos, XII brani to lepo vi
pavsko dolino. Start ocanci so
pripovedovali, da je stala tn v
davnih dobah globoka voda in
ma vrhu Nanosa da je Sc danes
velik kavelj, h kateremu so pri-
penjali eolne. &c je to res, ne
VEN. JAZZ tistega kavlja nisem
videl. Ako je voda tn res stala,
lie morala biti jako globoka, kaj-
tt CORA Nanos sama meri 1900
metrov viSine.
1 Ma drugi, ,strani sedaj tega ma
lega zgodovinskega mesteca Al
dovscine je CORA caven, XII pa
nj tako visoka kot je orjaski Ma
nos. V vipavskem trgu je vecje
krizisee kot v Ajdovscini, ker
slednja stoji oh drzavni cesti,
kakor Vipava, a v slednji je tudi
dezelna costa, XII pelje v Idrijo
in dale.
Predno sem Sci v to svojo no.
vo domovino, Sc spominjam, ko
Sc je pod avstrijsko vlado tudi
Ajdovscina potegovala, da bi v
Mi nastanii vojastvo. Zmagala
lie Vipava, XII je dala vladi ma
razpolago zemljisce "a vojasni-
co brezplacno. Sal tako so takrat
trdiH. In res, leta 1910 so zaceli
graditi vojasnico, kjer sem bill
nekaj casa tudi JAZZ uposlen. Do
gotovljena je bila nekoliko pref
kot sem Sc jaz-sedemnajstletni
mladenic-poslovil cd vipavske-
ga trga, in Sci v obljubljeno de-
zelo. V Vipavi SO nastanili kakih
5000 avstrijskih "Janezov." Ko
81 je ia kraj priropala Italia, mi
pripovedujejo, da je nastanila v
Vipavi Sc vec polentarjev kot
pa je bilo pref v Mi avstrijskih
vojakov.
Sicer Sc oh tel priliki ne mi
slim pecati preobsirno zgodovi-
no teh krajev, dasi bi jo bilo
primerno opisati OBJ kaki drugi
priliki. Sedaj 81 dajem duska ra-
dosti, ker je Primorska, kar Sc
njenega slovenskega in hrvat-
skega ljudstva tiee, sklenila ma
svojo lastno iniciativo postati del
zdruzene Slovenije v federativ-
nj Jugoslaviji. In kot izgleda, Sc
nasi fantje dobro drze vzlic opo-
ziciji angleske in ameriske Via
de. In Tito $ svojini partizani
ne odneha. Tudi vipavski so
mnogo doprinesi "a svojo osvo-
boditev, Ko je pricela Italia v
tel 'vojni $ splosno mobilizacijo,
SO mnogi pobegnili. Seveda, vsi
MISC mogli in marsikoga 50 utak-
Mill v italijansko ''banduro." Ita-
tlijani SO nislii ia njih narediti
janicarje, toda nasi fantje SO 81
ohranili svoj znaeaj in ponos ter
Sc pripravljali, da Sc nekega dine
bore ia osvoboditev svojega ro-
Omega kraja.. In ko je prisel dan,
| SO pridrli 2 Nanosa ter cavna Y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-11

E
hoj "a svojo stirinajstoletno slo,
yensko grudo.
Brali smo il italijanskih virov
lporoeila, da so Slovenci formi.
rail- svojo vlado enkrat Trstu
in drpgie Y Gorici in Italijani So
seveda delali wits, da sta to njih.
ma mesta. Ampak partizani 50
bill bolj takticni in SO sli v srce
teh krajev--v Ajdovseino, kate.
re tudi Italijani MISC mogi pre-.
krstiti, kakor Gorice ne, in tn
so proklamirali svojo vlado.
Preprican sem in imam trdno
vero v to iudstvo, da ne bo ved
dalo iniciative il rok, in da bo
drzalo to svojo zernljo in raise
izkrvavelo do zadnjega kot pa
Sc vrnilo nazaj pod tiranstvo in
trpljenje, XII ga je prenasalo visa
ia leta pod "kulturno" 1talijo.
Slovenska Primorska Sc lahko
upraviceno ponasa cello vrsto
odlicnih kulturnih delavcev, ki
MISC zahtevali nicesar kar nj Mi.
hovega pac pa propagirali pra.
vice "a svoj zapostavljani narod
N. pr. slovstveni in umetnostni
zgodovinar, DIR. filozofije in pi.
satelj August zigon, je bill rojen
v Ajdovseini. Izdal je razne Stu.
die 0 Presernu, copu, Levstiku,
Stritarju, Jurcicu in bill je raw.
natelj drzavne studijske knjizni.
ce. Dale Josip Kostanjevec, XII
je bill rojen v vipavskem trgu,
Metod Dolenc, rojen ma Slapu
pri Vipavi, Anton Dermota, 70,
jen pri Gorici, da ne omenjam
splosno znanih popularnih pisa.
teljev in pesnikov, XII so bill 70,
jeni ma Primorskem, n. pr. Bog
dan Trnovec, socialistieni pisa.
tell Henrik Tuna, novelist in
pesnik Ivo sorli, pisatelj, kritik
in professor Ivan Pregelj, Joze
Pahor, rojen v Sezani, Pavlina
Pajkova, rojena v Pijavi v tia.
liji, XII je spisala povesti ia
zorro" in 'Kes." Dale so cd tn
goriski slaveek Gregorcie, Bevk,
Srecko Kosovel, Stanko Koso.
vel in drugi, katere je product,
rala naSa Primorska.
Da to mimogrede omenjam, je
vzrok dogodek pred lett. Imeli
smo razpravo slovenskih pi,
sateljih in drugih intelektual,
cih. Pa je par ''modrih" rojakov
nahrulilo mas, ces, kaj imamo mi
takozvani Primorci beleziti IA
tenn polju poleg Gregorcica ali
Bevka? "Poglej mas! Imamo
Cankarja, Finzgarja, Preserna
it'd. In omenjen je bill pono-
som skof Mahnie, xxi je bill cello
moi sorodnik'' in najvecji zati,
ralec napredne misli med slo.
venskim narodom.
Da, nasa Primorska kot Ko-
roska sta v zadnjih 25>letih We
liko zaostali. Ako bi bilo Sc ne
kaj let tako, ne bi incl vec no.
ben slovenski knjizevnik priloz-
nosti, da Sc uveljavi, ker bi bill
mas knjizevni trg premajhen. ze
itak smo majhen narod in ONE
jiti Sc samo ma del bivse Kranj-
ske in spodnje stajerske, kot je
to bilo pred vojno, pomeni slime
napore "a vzdrzevanje sloven-
ske knjizevne, upodobljajoee in
glasbene umetnosti. In kdo We,
kako dolgo bi jim bilo Sc mo-
goce vztrajati.
Zdruzenje slovenskega Pri-
morja in Koroske ostalo Slo-
venijo je torej neobhodno po-
trebno tudi s kulturnih ozirov,
ker bi bilo zdruzenemu narodu
kulturne ustanove veliko laglje
podpirati. Slovenija ne bi bila
potem vezana samo ma Ljublja-
no in ma Maribor, ker bi Sc spet
razvilo sijajno slovensko kul-
turno zivljenje tudi v Trstu in v
Gorici, kakor ie bilo pred prvo
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States. they were already veteran
soldiers when the original Women's
Army Auxiliary Corps became the
Women's Army Corps in July l943
FORMER SCHOOL teachers, sec
retaries. switchboard operators.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Joe Louis Lays EN- In Aisle
On Tour Through Central Canada

u. 6. ARMY FORCES. Central
Canada-The first stop for T-Sgt
Joe Louis Barrow on his reccn.
flying tour through the vast U. S.
Army Forces. Central Canada. was
the U. S. Army Air Field al The
Pas. Manitoba. Here. one point con-
sciouS CT asked the heavyweight
boxing champion for the number
OF points he had toward getting
out of the army
Drawled Louis: ME. why I
don't have enough points TO buy
a pound Of butter" Confronted
with every camera al the post. be
spent a busy half hour posing
with dozens Of els and local
urchins, two Of whom had rid
den a freight train 10 the post 10
see their hero.
HOPPING in Jeep. which
quickly filled TO OVERLOOKING with
els. Louis. who has toured the
European and Mediterranean The
aters of Operations. was Oft To the
mess hall where he added 10 his
present 225 pounds by downing
three goodly portions OF halibut.
Following a hasty lunch. Louis
was Oft again in a C-47 transport
for the long hop TO the air base
al Churchill, Manitoba. Canada. On
arrival. he was whisked off to the
post recreation hall TO observe 49,
pound Pfc. Anthony Raia, of Will
sonville. Ala. bowl his first strike
The Brown Bomber drawled:s If
you beat me. you gotta fight me-"
but Louis. who averages It's with
the ten pins. easily topped his OPP
ponent. saving the latter from an
unofficial contest for the heavy
weight championship of the world
I After a lengthy sports confab,
during which he answered every
question from Who hit you the
HARDEST" which turned out TO be
Al Delaney in 1894. to What do
you think Of the north country"
which was about 20 degrees too
cold for him. he boarded the
plane and headed over frozen
Hudson Bay to isolated. wind
swept L. s. Army Air Field at
Southampton Island. District OF
Keewatin. N.W.T.
THIS WAS ALL new 10 the
champ and he had a great time
with the Eskimo children who had
come to the post by dog sled from
their igloos seven miles away. Fol-
lowing a chilly ride which ended
in a wet snowbank and a tussle
with pet polar bear. Louis and
his CO at Camp ShankS. 1t Lou
Krem. gathered the men in a bull
session al the post recreation hall.
After a lengthy and almost futile
search for gloves that would fit
his huge fists. the Brown Bomber
gave an exhibition on the punch
ing bag.
Louis drew many a laugh from
his CT boxing fans IN answering
questions al this session. volun-
teering some interesting fight facts
Among them the fact that he hit
Max Bser 273 times before he
KO-ed him in the fourth round in
September 1895. He also said that
ne had tried 10 train down too fine
in the Billy Conn battle In June
l94l. going in al 1884. instead of
his usual fighter weight OF 205
II required Is rounds for him 10
score a KO. That won't happen
next time" grinned the champ.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
FourFron1 Michigan
Finish Tank School

THE REPLACEMENT CD AND
TRAINING COMMAND Italy -
The increasingly importan; role OF
the Negro soldier on the hGhtinS
front was hiGhlighted recently
when the first class Of Negro tank
CrS vas graduated from the
Armored school. an installation OF
he Replacement and Training
Command Of the Mediterranean
Thcaier OF Operations.
Forty-nine Negro enlisted men.
selected for their ability and
leadership. completed the rigOr-
Gus course in Armored tactics.
CHOSEN FROM branches OF the
service such as Coast Artillery.
Quariermasier Corps. Field Artii-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Kalamazoo Pot.
Mail Clerk In
Engineer Unit

WITH THE US. ARMY FORCES
IN SOUTH PACIFIC-Pfc. Julius
{ Baker. son Of Mrs. Carlelis
Baker. 1922 " Edwards St. Kala-
mazoo Mich. IS now serving with
an engineer unit in the South Pa
clfic. Baker is in charge Of the mail
for one Of the companies Of his
organization.
Before entering the army in Nav,
1912 Pvt. Baker was employed as
4 shipping room worker. In Janu-
AIRY, l943, after completing basic
training al Camp Claiborne, La.
he left the United States for over
seas duty in the South Pacific.
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lcry. Engineers, Transportation
Corps and Air Forte the men were
gwen base training IN tank opera
tons. gunnery and tactics while
attending the Armored school.
Praise was given the group OF
Negro graduates by Brigadier Cen
eral l. c JayneS. commanding gen.
eral OF the Replacement and Train
ing Command and himself former
tanker.
These men demonstrated I'M
usual interest during their train
ing. General JayueS SAID They
ale ~ be commended for their
proficiency"
The graduates from Michigan
are: Cpl. Irving McCorvey, 1924
sherman street. Detroit; Cpl.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16

HAPPIEST GUY IN WORLD
When asked what he was 60
ing &c do now that the war was
over in Europe. Technician
Fifth Grade Willie z. Sillmcre.
Detroit. Mich. member of the
l367th Dump Truck Battalion.
ll34ih Engineer Group. u. S.
Third Army. answered: I'm
the happiest guy in the world"
The question was asked by Sig
nal Corps cameraman al Pas
sau. Germany. on We Day
~. S. Army Signal Corps photo
from Bureau OF Public Rela-
tions.)
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- See WACs. Page IL
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~ See FOUR. Page IL
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month marked
their third year
in the service.
These women
soldiers repre-
sent the first
class of officer
candidates and
enlisted women
TO be trained at
F O r I ID e s
MONIES. Iowa.
Among the first
group of WACs
TO serve al
army posts and
installations In
I h e Unite d
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Ferndale CT Back
From Overseas

Pfc Louis + Cannon has re-
Gently returned from the Euro
pean theatre OF operations on the
L s. Hospital ship l.arkspur
He is temper being
treated at Stark General HoSpi-
tai prior to being transferred Ia
another Army hos pital for de-
finitive treatment
HIS HOME Is AZ 1891 Conove-
Lane. Ferndale. Mich. where his
wife. Mrs Anna Cannon, now
lives
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
Four From, Mich.
On Supply Duty
At Pearl Harbor

Day and night me countless OPP
erstions of great naval supply
depot link together 10 provide
equipment and supplies for ad-
vanced bases and ships through
out the Pacific. The following
men from Michigan al Manans
Naval Barracks are credited with
a great share in these operations.
They are:
Clarence r. Burks. seaman
first class. of 6l0 Wellington
avenue. Flint. Mich. Burkes car
ries out his duties with this or
ganization as naval supply
worker
He enlisted in the Navy in May.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16

Royce w. Jones. 141 Antoine
street. Grand Rapids; Pvt. Robert
J. Parks. Gel wilkins street. De-
troit. and Pvt. Robert {. Ford.
9345 Traverse street. Detroit.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-16
80 WACS MARK
THIRD YEAR
IN SERVICE

WITH THE WACS IN ENGLAND
Thirty members OF the 6888th
Central Postal Directory in Eng
land. the only WAC Negro bat
talon now serving overseas. this
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-26

Bolivia is the principal world producer of antimony ore.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-26
Liner Queen Mary Stalled In
 Terrific Storm

LONDON, Oct. 26- P) - The great liner Queen Mary with a thousand passengers aboard rolled at anchor off the Isle of Wight, as mountainous mine -strewn seas in the fourth day of gales wrecked four small vessels with an indi- cated loss of fourteen seamen.
 For the second day the Queen Mary was unable to proceed to her dock at Southampton because of waves fifty feet high in Eng lands worst storm in twenty years.
 Countless thousands of mines are reported in the raging seas. The waves are breaking up the mine fields planted during the war. The Admiralty said that sixty-five thousand mines had been planted in the fishing wa ters off the east coast, and only about sixty-five hundred had been cleared away.
 Thirteen lives are reported lost and an unidentified Belgian fish ing vessel had been sunk late Wednesday.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-26
Japanese Question Gen. MacArthur's Authority

TOKYO, Oct. 26-(P)-The Jap Foreign Office has showed reluc- tance to obey General MacAr- thurs unprecedented orders for diplomatic isolation of Japan. De- mel quoted unnamed informed sources reporting that the govern ment would exercise great care" in following the order, but that foreign office officials would sound out" Allied authorities on whether the directive confirms with the Potsdam declaration"
 General Macarthur yesterday ordered Japan to transfer all her diplomatic and consular proper ties and archives, everywhere in the world, to Allied powers and cease relations with foreign gov ernmentS, and to recall her diplo- matic and consular representa- lives abroad.
 A directive prepared by joint chiefs of staff in Washington, MacArthur's headquarters said, plans for fitting other Allied troops into the occupation set-up will await conclusion of the policy discussions among the big powers.
 MacArthur meanwhile indicated impatience over the silence of the Jap government concerning his pointed suggestion, two weeks ago, that Nipponese big family monoplies be "democratized."
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-26
U. $. And Russia Have Better.
 Understanding

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26-P)- Relations between United States and Russia seemed on the mend in an atmosphere of better under standing. These heartening devel- opments are that one State De- partment disclosure that the two governments are discussing the Soviet proposals for a four power council of United States, Russia, Britain and China to govern Japan.
 Indications are that Russia will agree that when differences arose in the council that the United States position should govern.
 The timely delivery of Russia's United Nations ratification docu- ments, which permitted the world security council organization to become fact on Wednesday.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-26
House To Have Showdown On Military Training

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26-(P)- House leaders decided to take it's membership off the political hot spot by disposing of universal military training issue before Christmas. Present plans, it is learned, call for a showdown late in November, or early in Decem- Der. The outcome is presently re- garded as a toss-up.
 The House military committee will open public hearings, expect ed to last two weeks, on Novem- Der eighth.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-26
Alaska Labor Vote Ordered

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26-(P)- The National Labor Relations Board today announced it had found the collective bargaining elections held in the Bristol Bay and Alaska Peninsula districts and at four of the eight independents in Southeastern Alaska were de- terminative. The other four did not operate this season, and cleo tions will be held next season if they operate.
 Elections were ordered for the members of the Alaska Salmon Industry, Inc, in the southeastern district not later than next Sep tember 1, because none of the choices received a majority of the resident workers votes in this years election.
 The board dismissed the peti- ton of the Congress of Industrial |. Organizations Food, Tobacco, Az ricultural and Allied Workers of America for certification as repre- sentative of resident cannery workers of the Alaska Native Con- solidated Canning Company, an independent. The cannery did not operate this year.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-26
Truman Proposes Price StabiliZatiOn To End Strikes

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26-(P)- President Truman will announce his proposals for a wage and price stabilization program in a radio address Tuesday afternoon at four pm. Nome time, as part of fast developing government attempt to end strikes. The President will broadcast an outline of a policy which he and his advisers hope will at least head off further walkouts and pay increases.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-26
Flying Devices Develop l,4OO
 Miles Per Hour

BUFFALO, NY, Oct. 26-(P)- Curtiss Wright corporation have announced they have developed several special flying devices achieving speed in excess of four teen hundred miles an hour, all most twice the speed of sound.
 Dr. C. C. Furnas, director of the Curtiss Wright laboratory said requirements prevented him giving details, he said, how ever, they were mot rockets, nor artillery shells. Right now the de- vices are not carrying pilot, but we are working on this"
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-26
Nobel Prize
 Awarded To Sir Alexander Fleming

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 26-R- The 1945 Nobel prize in physiol- ogy and medicine was awarded to Sir Alexander Fleming of London University, discoverer of penicil- lin, and two of his co-workers, Dr. Ernest Boris Chain, professor of chemical pathology, and Sir Howard Walter Florey of Oxford.
 The three share equally in the prize, which amounts to about thirty thousand dollars.