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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-07

goriskem nadSkou Margottiu e bilo ze veckrat kaj
napsanega Prav mic bi scer zanimalo dejanje in
nehane tega izmed toiko in itaanskih skofov in
nadskofov &c bi ia ansk skof slucano bill kof
zmed nasih slovenskh primorskih skofj Zao tore
vru Sc zato ker je vec kot asno da nj ia skof dru
gega kot bo ali mani odkrt priganjac nase slovenske
duhovscine in vernikov Primoru. Postenim in
bodo Sc borecim Slovencem nj in nikakor mo-
reo in snejo bit brezbrzn sprco akega pasrovanja
in ponasana ega visjega itaanskega kaoliskega duse
brznika
&c je nadskof Mangotti pozabil kdo in kaj e prav
Krisusov duhovnk ka e narod katerega del e duhovnk
in XII e dozan sluziti mic mani ko otarju bozem in
&c e morda sam iznever svojemu vzvisenemu duhov
niskemu poklicu in postal cd dneva svoega prhoda
Gorco do danasnjih dn povse navaden fassticn laka
potem brez dvoma velajo tako zan kot njegovo
skofovanje jasne in razumve besede tajnka vsesovan
skega komiteta Moskvi Mocalova XII ih povedal te
dni Popon zom fasizma njegove obast in popolna
kvdacija vseh negovh organizac in ustanov je nujno
potrebna skupno vojaskim zlonom hterjevske Mem
CHE"
Potemtakem odstranitev Margottija ct consortes il
Gorce DO nekaksno mucenistvo Sc mani pregan JAMIE
ali krivca katos cerkv pa ud le zahteva slo
venskega naroda tevec ukaz vseh nasih veih zavezn
kov Proti faszmu fasstom borit vsak
posten clovek.
Maj torej slovenska duhovscna in sovenski verniki
Primorskem vendar nasedao tako nepremsljeno in
ske cerkve Primorskem navezuejo suho vejo-Mar
gottija ker ia DO vsak cas- odoma Nihov ugovor in
pornisek: Skof in duhovniki dolzn spostovanje
pokorscno in ubezen sprico nadskofa Margotta pac
drz Juda Iskarot e bill prav tako aposto ore skof pa
je postal prav tako z Kristusa in negovemu nauku po
tuh nteresov navaden izdaalec in je nazadnje
obesl.
Nocemo podrobnee spuscat delo tega priganja
skega skofa cd vsega pocetka negovega pastrovana
nasi slovensk Gorici Dovol asno sliko pokaze
primer re negova okroznica dne 26. julia 1940-Bese
da nasemu kleru tenn trenutku-v trenutku torej ko
je Italia ze kopca svoje vojaske tolpe po sovensken
Primoru in pripravljaa zahrbtn napad Jugosla
WHO Ogeljmo 81 nekoliko poblize to okroznico.
l. ch in namenh Italije 'v tenn trenutku zapise
Margott slovenskim duhovnkom in vernikom takole Vs
nasi duhovnik dobro vedo, kaj dogaja seda Ital
koko rudi narod to- da b dosegel svoe clje da b
zagoov Evrop in svetu zmago svoega orozja in skupaj
svojim mogoenm zavezniko trajen mir in usaljen red
XII bi taxi mir zajamGil"
Evo Margottija nadskofa- -fasista Poznamo in last
nj koz obcutH ia trud itajanskega fasizma, XII je
skusal dosec svoe ellie Poznamo jegove batne rcinovo
ollie njegove Sole poco, konnacije koncentracska
borica streljanje tacev in poznamo in bono nkdar
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-07
UREDNlKOVA PO$TA
PoroGilo o sell

FoEOCaAo O SOL
Ma seji korporacije "a grad
MO novih domov v ponedeljek
vecer, kjer Sc je odzvalo precej
udelezencev odbora korporaci-
je trgovcev in trgovk il bliznje
okolice, Sc je dosegel sporazum,
da Sc zacne S zbiranjem denar-
ia "a blagajno.
v ia namen je bio doloceno
ze ma zadnji seji, da sc pricne q
prostoyoljnimi, tako rekoce po-
sojih, katere maj bi naredili tu
okrog obstojeci trgovci in go
stilnicarji, drugo besedo, vsi,
kateri so odvisni cd odjemalcev
tu oblizju obstojecih druzin.
Med, TEN, ko je risel ma tabelo
skice novih his Mr.: George Vol
movie, mas domaci arhitekt in je
pojasnjeval O polozaju sedanjih
casov zidanja his Mr.. Joseph
Demshar, je bill stavljen pred
log, da maj Sc zacne z zbiranjem
denarja, kateri denar Sc DO ra-
bill "a prekup lotov tistih dru-
lin, XII ne bi hotele zidati novih
his.
Predlog je vzbudil veliko zani-
mamie. Prvo Sc oglasi Mr.. Louis
Majer, (trgovec z obuvali), XII
ponudi eek "a diva tisoc $4,000.
Menu je sledil Mr.. Frank Gr-
dina, IL Grdina in Sinovi firme,
XII obljubi $4,000, Mr.. John Cor
mix, IL firme in trgovine sinov,
$1,000. Menu je sledil Mr.. Jo-
seph Demshar, kontraktor "a
$1,000. Priglasi Sc tudi Mr.. M.
Beros, tn znani mojsterski sli-
kar (fotograf), XII je bill navzoc
S soprogo, $1,000. Ia MIN Sc je
priglasila tudi Mrs. Pauline a
stampfelj, trgovka z modnim
blagom "a $1,000, zatem pa Mr..
Anton Anzlovar firma Sc "a
$500.00. skupaj je bilo nabra-
nih $11, 10000.
Sklenjeno je bio, da bo Sci
odbor Sc do drugih, XII Sc ia We
Ger MISC mogli vdeleziti seje, da
Sc pridruzijo v korporacijo in
da tako pripomorejo, da Sc pref
ko mogoce vse pripravi in ure-
di "a zidanje.
Ma seji je bilo tudi precitano
pismo, v katerem je uradno ma
njenjeno, da je City Fleming ko-
misija sklenila v resoluciji, da
Sc naprosi druzbo, XII Sc zanima
"a nasade, da takoj zacne z ma.
sadi potrebnega drevja ma po-.
goriscu.
Dale je bilo v pretresu, da
maj sc zavzemeta oba koncilma-
ma Kovacic in Pucel (oba vde-
lezena ma seji potem ko sta do
spela il mestne zbornice), da Sc
naredijo spremembe, v kolikor
so potrebne v nacrtu, da bo
igrisce in parkanje cd mestne
Wade potrjeno.
Porocano je bilo tudi, da so
ODE plinske druzbe, East Ohio
in American Gas druzba, "a po-
zidanje his zelo naklonjene, ter
da, &c je MIN kje mogoce, da
nam pripomorejo, da Sc to tudi
pripravljene pomagati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-07
NASvETI IA HISO
IN DOM
~

'Kdko stare k0EoS mehkO sEcu1aaS
Stare kokos mehko in dobro
skuhas, &c jo namazes pred ku-
hanjem zunaj in znotraj z do
brim oljem in jo pustis stati IL
do Ia ur.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-07
Dr.. Metod Mikuz
EVO MARGOTTIJA,
NADSKOFA-FASISTA!

Pojasnilo: Naslednji elanek je bill probeen "Sloven
poroeevalcu gasiu slovenske osvobodilne Fronte
l94s Avtor Slanka dr. Metod Mikuz e bvsi
arhivar uanse skofje eden prvih duhovnikov. XII
prsopi slovensko narodno vojsko borbo proti
skim in domaSi asisto Dr. Mikuz e clan verske komse
pr sovensk vlad in naSenk sovenh vojaskih duhovni
kov.-Mirko G. Kuhel. tanik SANSa)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-07
zelje otlbora

AlCAJC OSAOOAS ~ at!. s2s#@
Da sc 30 stvar lazej in pref
uresnieila, je odvisno najvec cd
lastnikov zelnlje. ii bi maj izro-
Gill po pogodbi lote korporaciji,
katera jim da zanje pobotnice.
|z dogovoron1, da jim korporaci-
ia: Ali vrne vecje lote, ali pa da
jim jih plaza. Mnogi ne mislijo
zidati, SO pa drugi, ki bi klpili
cd korporacije lote in zidali ma
ME.
Korporacija je edna, XII "a
more izvrsiti to, da Sc prekupi
cd enega in proda drugemu, to
Sc pravi, &c hocemo ma ia nacin,
da bodo hise res tako urejene in
zidane in da bodo lastniki nasi
domaci ljudje. Ako bi zaceli
prodajati zemljisca sami in vsak
po, svoje, bi tenn vse zavozili
in 81 naredili skodo, ne samo Sc
bi, marvec naselbini. i
Cena zemljisc .
Mogoce 81 bo kdo mislil, da
cena, Xxi je dolocena kot cenilna
cena "a davke, nj dovolj visoka.
Temu " odgovor maj DO tole.
Davcna cena "a sirjavo 30 cev-
ljev lote je $4,000 "a 40 cev-
ljev pa $4,000. Ker pa Sc ma
merava zidati hise &c mogofe
po dive druzine, je potrebna Sir
java, kakor sc rabi v danasnjih
cash, "a As cevljev. Taxa lota
pa stane re okrog $1,150.00 in
to je dovolj draga lota "a hiso,
&c nocemo, da DO hisa predra-
ga.
Sedaj je vse odvisno cd tega,
&c bodo lastniki lotov hoteli to
razumeti. Korporacija je ze do
bila nekaj lotov Sc ceneje kot
je tn omenjeno. Korporacija ho-
&c biti v tenn zelo pravicna in
"a lastnike lotov koristna, ,ker
bodo potion korporacije dobili
placilo "a 'zemljo brez drugih
sitnosti. Kakor nitro Sc zamore
vse to izvrsiti, Sc sedaj Sc ne
da povedati. Dokler korporacija
ne dobi pooblastila cd lastni-
kov lotov, ne more zaceti ak
clio. Ako hi hoteli samo neka-
teri izroeiti lote, drugi pa ne,
Sc korporacija ne DO spuscala
v nakup, ker hi ostali lastniki
lahko pokvarili nacrt tenn, da
bi Sc nacrt ne mogel izpeljati
tako, kot je narejen. LIE skup-
MIN sodelovanjam Sc bo dalo
doseci sporazum v obojestran-
sko korist.
V kolikor sem'ze zadnjic po-
rocal, so Sc nasi ljudje prav
uljudno izrazili, tisti, XII bodo
zidali in tisti, XII bodo izrocili
lote korporaciji. S katerimi Sc
nismo razgovarjali, bono pa v
kratki bodocnosti.
Znano maj DO, da bodo tisti,
XII bcdo izrocili lote korporaciji,
podpisali listine v ia namen,
ker brez teh listin korporacija
ne more postavno It'll z delom ma
pref. Ia to pa bodo doticniki
prejeli tudi pobotnice cd korpo-
racije. Da je v tenn zaneslji-
h
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-07
Krompir, 6istilo "a aamigno

Krompir, Gistilo sG saamisno
orodje
Zelo dobro in priprosto cistilo'
"a namizno orodje je krompir.
Krompir Sc prereze 6ez polovico,
potrese Sc $ prahom Cd opeke ali
zeleza in MIN obdrgne noze in
vilice, XII Sc potem zelo lepo sve-
tito.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-07

KdE0 odstrGniS naGdeze od Grsila
Madeze Cd crnila 1la parkat-
nem podu odstranis 4 sokom Ii
none. Linlono prerezi IA. dvoje
ter drgni : pclovico madez, do
|kler ne izgine. Nato doticno me-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-07
tiS6enje belegG krsna.

Cs8ceN3e beIeyd ErsMG.
Dobro psenicno moko razgrej
Y skledici ma stedilniku. Y tel
moki operi belo krzno. Paziti pa
moras, da je moka yes Gas yroca.
Ko 81 gotova, iztepi moko in kr-
zno bo kakor novo. Ma enak ma
Gin lahko operes belo obleko IL
theta.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-01-05
Supreme Court
Labor Decision
Denies Contract
Ban On Negroes

WASHINGTON (PPNSl - The
Supreme Courts adverse decision
to the contract ban on the up
grading of Negroes by railroad
operators and the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen and Engine
men was herald by many as the
beginning Of new day for Me-
groes in the field OF labor.
Principals in the Supreme Court
action were Tunstall and Steele
against the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad and the Brother
] God of Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen, Tunstall and Steele
were represented by Atty. Charles
Houston. The decision is expect
ed to have far reaching effect
and to favorably influence labor
cases Of like nature throughout
the country. Many unions pro-
hibit Negroes from joining and
exclude them from the eonsidera-
tons white workers receive, but
nevertheless, colored workers
must pay for work permits be-
fore obtaining inferior positions.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-01-05
Brotherhood Won
Agreement With
Mo. Pac. Railroad

NEW YORK -- The Agreement
Committee Of the Brotherhood Of
Sleeping Car Porters composed Of
Il. j. Bradley, Bird international
Vicc-president; T, d. McNeal, In
ternatonal Field Organizer and
Walter Allen, President of the
Missouri Pacific Train Porters
Local concluded the revision Of
the existing agreement, the mid
die Of December, with the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad Company
following the Intervention Of the
National Mediation Board A con-
structive and far-reaching set Of
rules were won by the Organiza-
ton together with all Of the fin
dncial benefits that the other OPP
Grating employees have scchred
IN their recent wage negotiations
stated A. Phillip Randolph, Inter
national President at the Inter-
national Headquarters Of the Bro
therhood Of Sleeping Car Porters.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-01-05

a p ecedent, has been set for 9TH
er business as well as the con-
tnuation Of Il is one in placing
Negroes in places of RESPONSE
bility.
Patrolman Burgy very popu-
lar officer with the citizens OF
fhis corenslanits Ma exaets tfa
highest respect from men in all
walks fife. Mr.. Burgy start
ed off on his career dis school
teacher, and from there served 81
years the Railway Mail Serv-
ice until retired. For the past 2
years lie has served as peace
officer on the Little Rock Police
force. He is a 32nd degree Mason
member of the Order Of Eastern
Star and a Shriner.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-01-05
The Department
OF Justice Bears
Watching, Says
Philip Randolph

According to Walter Winchell,
Tom Clark, Assistant Attorney
General from poll tax Texas"
is likely to succeed Francis Bid
die, Attorney General. IF this
should happen it would be moth
ing short of a calamity to the
Negro inpartieular, and civil
liberties for minorities and labor
in general. There is not a single
instance on record where he has
vigorously prosecuted the VIOLA
ton of the civil rights of Negroes.
In the Memphis, Tennessee
Free Speech case when the meet
ing was called off by notorious
Boss Grump at which the writer
was to speak. despite many pro-
tests against this outrageous
facist action to the Department of
Justice, this same Tom Clark
closed the case indicating in sub
stance that there was no evidence
that the right of free speech had
been denied anyone.
As matter of fact Francis
Biddle himself has not done all
that he could have to make the
Civil Liberties Section under
Victor Ratnem effective for the
protection of the rights of minor
ity American citizens" states A.
Philip Randolph, National Dir
ector, March On Washington
Movement.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-01-05
Five WACS Held
Pending Charges
OF Disobedience

CAMP BRECKENRIDGE, Ky.
- (PPNS) - Reports from the
camp hospital here this week re-
vealed that the five Negro WACS
who were seized last week by
white Mps and placed In the gard
house, have been released from
imprisonment but are awaiting
final action pending on the out
come Of Investigations by army
officers. The girls are charged
with refusing to obey orders of
a superior officer. According to
WACs' statement, they failed to
comply with orders by a Lieuten-
ant because they were directed to
work in barrack in which there
was no heat of any nature.
Those charged with the 65th
Article of War are: Pvt. Ruth
Sanders; Pvt. Davetta Butler
Pvt. Geneva Pipkin; Pfc. Edith
Young; and Pfc. Eleanor Brown.
Other sources who repeatedly in
vestigated the barracks agree that
unfit working conditions prevailed.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-01-05
Soldiers Found
Guilty, %
(lD
Sentenced

SEATTLE, Wash. (PPNS) -
The trial by Court Martial of 43
Negro soldiers charged with be-
ing the participants in riot at
TT. Lawton last August, which re-
suited in the death, by hanging,
Of one Italian prisoner and the
assaulting of several others, came
to close this week when the
nine presiding court officers rem
dered verdicts of guilty against
% of the accused men. Fifteen of
the men were found not guilty.
Sentences, which were passed
Monday, ranged from 6 months to
rs years. Murder charges against
three of the men were stricken
and reduced to manslaughter. TIE
three receiving sentences on this
count were Gil. Luther Larkin,
Of Helena, Ak. rs years; Pvt.
Wi liam G. jones of Decatur, Ill,
Is years; anil Arthur j. Hurks
Of Houston, Texas, II years.
Some hopes for Communication of
sentences were seen for the con-
demned men in the Army law
whereby the cases may be appeal
ed to the Judge Advocate Gem
erals office.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-01-05
Arkansans With l549th Eng. Unit
Accomplish Hazardous Job With
Out A Single Casualty In Group

acres. The job was accomplished
in six weeks.
These acres, former pasture
land, We're secured from the Brit
ish and used by U. S. forces dur
ing pre-inyasion days as train
ing area. The demolition job was
supervised by First Lieutenant
Robert w. Patterson, Denver,
Colorado, VINO al present ~ COM
handing officer of "a" Company.
Major Emanuel j. Amato, First
Battalion commander, said, THE
fact that there We're no casualties
indicates that the troops were
we'll trained, followed instruc-
tons closely and knew how to
use the 1900 pounds of INT re-
CURED to complete the job
Enlisted personnel of CA
Company who assisted in the
completion of the demolition job
included the following Arkansas
soldiers. Pfc. Denver A. Morris,
81, Route 2, Center Ridge; Pvt.
George w. Cowan, 2S, 1905 Will
low street, Conway; Pfc. John
NJ Ferderson, Jr., 25, 54S G. St,
Crossett; Sgt Wardell N Porter,
2S, Dermott; Cpl. Tommte Lee
Grant, %, Route 2; Box 1871,
Eudora; Pvt, Nathaniel Smith,
20, Louisville; Pvt, Emanuel
Nall, "a, Box 13, Prattsyille.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-01-05
L. R. Private to
COnyalescent
Hospital

Daytona Beach, Fla -- Pvt.
Mike Phillips, formerly of 140S
West t4th st. Little Rock, has
recently arrived at WEIGH Con-
valescent Hospital, the Army's
new reconditioning center in Day
iona Beach, Fla. The carefully
planned reconditioning program
here will speed his convalescence
and assist his return to the best
of health.
The son of Mr.. ]. Phillips. en-
tered the Army June 1941 and
has since served 10 months in
England. His wife, Willie, re-
sides in Greenville, s. c. He was
previously employed by the Ark
ansas Trans. Co.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-01-05
FEPC DIRECTS ST. LOUIS
FIRM TO CEASE
DISCRIMINATION

The Presidents COMMITTEE ON
Fair Employment Practices has
directed the United States Cart
ridge Company st. Louis, Mo-, to
accept available and needed work
ers in its munitions plants with
out discimlqation because Of race
or color Malcolm Ross, chairman
oi the committee, announced to-.
day. The committee also direct
ell the company not to lay Off or
discharge workers through a dual
seniority system that is not appll-
cable equally to Negro and white
workers, and not to maintain any
racial quota system Of employment
which, the committe finds, results
I'm refusal to hire in violation of
Executive order 9346
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-01-05
Ink Spots-Cale
Case Adjourned
Till January
by Lewis Simpkins

New York (PPNS) With all
hopes of a reconciliation seemily
blasted the rift between Bill Ken
n.y. Ink Spots tenor, Deke Wat
son and Charlie Fuana. former
members of the famous quartet,
continues to gain momentum in
its heading towards the rocks.
The case, a labyrinth of ininn-
ctions which has been pending
several months, was brought to a
close for the year 1914 when
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-01-05
South Denounces
Declaration OF
Independence

Most Americans believe whites
are superior to Negroes, even
though they feel that call men
are create d equal" NEGRO
DIGEST poll for January dis
closes.
Canvassing cross-sections of
the nations population, the poll
found that 1870 of Americans,
Negro and white, believe in the
doctrine of the Declaration of In
dependence that "all men are
created equal"
In the same poll, however
when asked "are Negroes equal
to whites" those queried showed
that 70 percent felt that whites
were superior to Negroes.
The biggest percentage agree
ing in the belief of white supre-
macy was found in the South
where ~ percent expressed be-
lief that Negroes We're not the
equal of whites.
Among Negroes, however, the
vast majority in all sections of
the country, including the South,
stated that their race was the
equal of the white race.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-01-05
Pine Bluffians
Go About to
Hurry Victory

ARSENAL, ARK. - Five men
riding to separate jobs isn't news;
but when five brothers poo their
resources and ride to the same
filling line in The Production Di-
vision at Pine Bluff Chemical War
fare Service Arsenal, they become
material for Bob Ripley's BE
lieve it or not newspaper fea-
tue.
Before the recent purchase of
"Leaping Lena" with four fair
ly good tires and a spare, the
Bessrs Beard, Sammy, &c; Tom
See PINE BLUFF-Page s
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-01-05
States Largest
Department Store
Hires Negro
House Detective

One Of the States largest depart
ment stores hires for the first
time in history a Negro police
officer, l.. Burgy' as a house de-
tective during tie Christmas sea-
som December 18th thru the 20.
This company saw the ability of
Patrolman Burgy in protecting its
business and was we'll satisfied
with the efficiency of the popu-
lar officer, and it is believed that
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-01-05

Although hazards were great,
Negro engineers, without a single
casualty, inspected and removed
live mines, BOBBY traps. hand
grenades and Bazooka, howitzer
and rifle shells from 10000
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-01-05

The famous Ink Spots before
death and dissension struck the
group At the top is shown Bill
Kenny. who has an injunction in
against the Moe Gale agency and
IL himself the object of suits by
Dekc WaWtson, third from top,
and Charlie Fuqua, former MEM
bers of the quartet. Orville Hop
Ply" Jones, second from top, sue
cumbed recently of a hemorage
attack.
Judge Carol Walter adjourned
the court action until January 2,
l945. This adjournment was de-
cided upon after Moe Gale de
clared that the request of Ken
ney's Atty. for him to produce an
account of all monies made by
the Ink Spots since their incep-
ton would require additional
time.
Kenny seeks to severe the
managerial connections with Gale
on the grounds that since the
Withdrawal of two of the original
members, the contract Gale held
with the quartet was automati-
cally broken. Fighting back to re-
tain what has certainly proved to
be a gold mine, Gale denies the
truth and legality of Kenny's
contention and declares the ORR
ginal contract to still be valid
Deke and Charlie have injun-
ctions pending against Kenny and
contend that by virtue of the fact
they were original members of
the CONDO they are entitled to
an interest in all money earned
by the quartet as long as it con-
ttnues to use the Ink Spots name.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-01-05
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Logan W. Va. (pPNS) Rather
inc Vanderbilt, popular song
tress and dramatic actress of
Chicago spent pre-Nmas holidays
I'm Logan, ". Va. with her father,
Andy Vanderbilt of Dingess
Street. Miss Vanderbilt has been
offered several parts in movies,
but says that her war work in the
Windy City keeps her too busy. j..
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-01-05
Veteran Teacher
Dies In St. Louis

Martin w. Lee, aged 81, died
at a hospital in ST. Louis, Mo,
December rs, 1914. He was mem
Der Of the A. M. f. Methodist
church at Moscow, Ark.
Mr.. Lee taught school more
See TEACHER-Page 8
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1945-01-05
A Second Hazel Scott On The Way
by Dolores taClyin

New York Cty-Uans NeAs Seryce)-in ambitious, dark
eyed oklalonan Miss Basil Spears fast
Hazel Scott Hazel
woogess playing the classics first straight then pouring their n
dividual personality into novelty
exhibiting their greatness.
Basil is 23 she's b. Spears
her father pastor of the Mt Rose Baptist Church in Tulsa had
do with her his
in addition the derived a
classic in
she peiale the organs meodious anxious class
listeners