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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
BITTERLY DENOUNCED

The interference of Soviet Rus
sia in the internal affairs of Spain,
supported by America and Britain
however indirectly yet unmistake-
ably, is as much denounced and
bitterly resented as it would be
IN any other country.
The stgmatizing Of Spain in
the Potsdam communique, in ef-
feet, as unworthy of admission to
the United Nations organization
and the intention 10 support ad-
mission of Soviet Russian COM
munist controlled Finland, Hun
gary, Romania, Bulgaria and
Poland, is pointed out as indiS-
putable evidence Of the predomi-
macy of Stain in all European
affairs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
EXERCISE OF MIGHT

The declaration by Stain. At
tlee and Truman, tantamount TO
lSolating that country and equiva-
lent 10 barring it from the San
Francisco organization, is conSid-
cred a Grass and dracOnic example
of the exercise of might by the
Big Three.
The PotSdam declaration has
made of Spain the next target for
the forces of communism and
socialism
That the American President
and British prime minister lent a
hand 10 Stain in inspiring and
stimulating those forces inside
and publicly looScning them out
side against Spain, has created
something close to CONSERVATION
in Spanish circles.
Especially are Spanish army
circles reported much stirred.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
SOVIET RUSSIA FIRST

In PotSdam il was "totalitarian
communist Soviet Russia first, and
democratic America last
All Of the ideals and declared
obiectiveS OF Americas free de-
mocracy were abandoned TO extend
Russia's territorial possessions
and 10 establish throughout Eu-
rope the principles and despotiC
practices Of Russian communism.
The lions share of the fruits
Of victory were eXtravagantly be-
slowed upon the diplomatic victor
Stain.
The PotSdam conclave n 8
pushed Spain into the foreground
of the news.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08

II won the war.
Yet that magnificent victory
has been lost.
First at Yslta. now definitely
and surely at Potsdam by Amer
lean craftsmanship that appar-
emily proved weak and lacked
requisite genius TO balance the
ingenuity of our generals and
the heroic sacrifice Of our sol
diers.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02

In vse to 81 naredila, Roza.
marija?"
''Saj tako rada vezem; kar ne
morem nikogar vee gledati pr
slikanju, je to mole najvecje We.
seize. Mani sci m ze ponudila
nekaj svojih reci, toda nj jih
marala, ker so proved pisane in
Sc ne podajajo njenemu pohis.
tvu."
"Ali imas vse tu?" -.
"Seveda, zmerom vlacim te
reci s seboj. Ali maj tt jih po-
kazem? Oh. Harro ze prihaja.
Pri vrtnih vratih ga ze slisim.' y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02
Du$ica ROzanlarijia
(svETNIcA IN NJEN NoREC)
Agnes Gunfher
Poslovenil Boris RihterSic

tudi ne smemo cd ME proved
zahtevati."
"Nemogoc, cisto nemogoc po-
lozaj!"
"Oh, prelepi dom," je sepnila
Rozamarija, "pri katerem clo-
vek z lastno roko oklese kam-
ne. Vsaj enkrat hi ga rada vide
la, oce! In nekaj sem mu OBJ
ljubila "a njegov dom, in to DO
morda lie sprejel."
In pripoveduje:
"Ena sobica Sc imenuje "a
vetje. Sobam sva dala MANFRED
imena. Tudi soho "a sorodnike
ina, in tam posta stanovali ME
govi strogi teti, &c prideta kdaj
k MENU.
In zavetje bo imelo prevleke
po stenah in ozke robnike. TIE
bonn smela JAZZ napraviti. To mi
je Harro obljubil, ko sem sc uci-
la vezenja. In same vesele reci
maj bodo ma njih, da DO clovek,
XII DO prisel sobico slabe wolfe,
pozabil ma zalost in sc vrnil v
svet yes srecen cd veselja."
"Kaj mislis, Rozamarija, &c
bi dala tudi mani napraviti
taksno sobo?"
Rozamarija pa ga ne slisi.
Vneto nadaljuje:
"Priznala tt bonn, oce, da sem
re napravila cello vrsto robnikov.
Eden je vezen ma visnjevi svile-
nj podlagi. Sveze bukove vejice
so ma MEM, vines tanke roke
jelk, XII Sc sklanjajo mad ozko
zeleno potjo, po kateri leze soln-
cne lise: Clovek DO moral misliti
ma majski dom. Najlepse ma sve-
tn je majski gozd z mehkim,
svilenim listjem.
Drug robnik je ma atlasu opal
ne barve S srebrnimi nitmi in
majhnimi kristali vezen. Trnjev
grim, pokrit slano, in sredi
vsega srebra, beline in visnjeve
sinjine sc bliSci Sc nekaj jagod.
Tako je bilo ko sem Harra prvic
videla.
Potem je Sc eden, XII sem ga
imenovala 'veselje Oh vodi'. To
je tin, temno zelen koticek rib
nika. Koscek nasega ribnika
oce.
Visoka stebla bicja, in mad
MIN plahutajo visnjevkasti kac-
il pastirji, mnogo, mnogo jih
je, in ma enem kraju Sc kaze
vodi koscek nebesne sinjine. u
(Dalje pr1hodnjit)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02
(Nadaljevanje)

"Oee, obleka je moja. Nisem
tt hotela takoj reci. Racuna "a.
njo gospod oskrbnik ne bo do.
bill. JAZZ sem jo narisala, Liza 10
je sesila, cipke pa so il mole
skrinje. Sal Sc zmerom vezem
lepe reci, XII me vesele, in ker ne
vem z mimi kaj poeeti, jih spra.
vim " svojo rumeno skrinjo, in
IL ME sem jih vzela. Svila je ia.
ponska. Teta Helena mi jo je
podarila, in rekla mi je, da vzdr.
Ii zelo dolgo."
''Toda, otrok, to je vendar ne.
mogoce! Da znaS sama delati
svoje obleke?"
LILA jo je sesila, in zdaj ne
smes nicesar vec preklicati, sal
81 rekel, da je obleka lepa. In
mole rokavcke poglej. To so mo.
je peroti! Upam, da ii dveh pa.
riskih dam nikoli ne bo treba
imeti v hisi."
"Dobra zena bi bila ii "a kak.
snega ubogega moza, &c te ne
bo Sc kdaj popadla pariska blaz.
most. Ali tt je Harro ze kdaj pri.
povedoval o sprejemnici v svoji
novi hiSi?''
"To vem ze mnogo let. Sal
sva tako pogosto govorila hi.
81, zidala v oblake in napravila
vse tako, kakor bi morale biti.
In zdaj DO postalo resnicno. In
pri zlatih mozaikih DO tudi osta-
10. Oh, &c bi mogla pomagati
Harru, oce! Svoj xiv dan ne bi
oblekla nicesar pariskega!'
IS Harrovimi zlatimi mozai-
XII bi Sc dala napraviti kupcija,
Rozamarija. Poskusiva mu ne.
kaj predlagati!'
"Oh, sal ne DO hotel sprejeti!
Proved ponosen je ma to, da je
vse napravil z delom svojih
rok."
! "Rozamarija, necesa 81 m
spomnila. Odvaditi ga moramo
tega, da bi klesal kamenje ma
svojem dvoriscu! Vsakdo, kdor
pride blizu, ga lahko vidi, kako
stoji tam v bell half in razbija
z dletom po kamenju!"
"Kiparji imajo zmerom belle
halle, oce."
"Dobro in Iepo, &c jih imajo.
Toda Harro stoji V odprtem
skednju pri delavcih! Pomisli,
&c bi Sc mama pripeljala tam
mimo."
"Ona ne razume tega in zato
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02
Mali ogIasi
Vdovec

Sc zeli seznaniti v svrho zenitve
z Jugoslovanko, vdovo brez
otrok ali samsko, v starosti cd
40. do IS. leta. Imam stalno delo
S prilicnim prihrankom. Katera
resno misli, maj pise ma naslov:
"zenitev." Box 424. c/o Enako.
pravnost. 623l St. Clair Ave..
Cleveland 8. Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02

VpraSal, ali sem mOZ! MOrda
mi razodenete sedaj, kar vas te-
Ii pri Smrekarjevih."
Alena Sc je nenadoma spet
ustavila in ga motrila.
Nato je spregovorila rezko, S
trdim poudarkom:
"Smrekar je slepar!"
Brest Sc je prestrasil, da je
Alena zapazila spremembo ma
njegovem lieu.
"Gospodicna," je rekel slo-
vesno, z nizkim glasom, il ka-
terega je donel ugovor.
"Gospodicna, vi ste krivic-
nil"
"Dokazem!"
Nato Sc je obrnila in zacela
gredoc ognjevito int razburjeno
pripovedovati Brestu, kar Sc je
zgodilo zadnje dni. Ko je dokon-
Gala, Sc je ustavila ma poti, sto-
pila pred Bresta in Sc VISA dr.
hteca cd jeze vprasala:
cali Sc sedaj Sc upate pono-
viii, da sem krivicna? ?"
L. oci so il srseli plameni, gla-
vo je dvignila in roke so Sc il
krcile v pesti, kakor bi Sc ne
kan oprijemala, da bi zakrila
drhtenje.
Brest jo je re potoma opazo-
val in jo obcudoval, ko je pripo-
vedovala, ne da bi Sc lie enkrat
ozrla vanj. Cutil je, kako so j
besede vrele il dna srca, kako
so hrepenece cakale trenutka
in iskale duse, kateri hi Sc mo.
gle razodeti. V tenn hipu nj bila
vec mlada in lepa deklica. Ne
madonna Sc je dvignila pred MIN
kakor mocna zena, oh katero je
prvic udarilo zivljenje in jo po-
klicalo il sanj.
"GOspOdicna Alena. vi niste
krivicni Smrekarju!"
Glas Sc je tresel tudi MENU.
"In kaj maj STORM ~
"Vasa vest je cista, vasa roka
nj omadezevana - torej molci-
te in sc ne menite "a to-"
Alena je vzdihnila, kakor bi
Sc il tezka teza odvalila cd sr.
ca.
"Gospod Brest, laze mi je.
Morda sem Sc resnicno proved
in po nepotrebnem razvnemala.
Dobro, molcim. Toda, prosim
vas, ko nimam nikogar, ako bi
bilo treba, ali YAM smem Eau
patti"
To vprasanje je bilo tako
mehko, tako zaupanja polno, da
Sc Brest nj mogel zmagati. z
obema rokama je segel po ME-
nih rokah, jih pritisnil k ustni-
cam in jih poljubil.
''Hvala vam!'
Nato mu jih je magic umak-
nila in bezala ma dvorisce.
Brest je slisal, ko so sc zaprla
vezna vrata in je zacviila klju-
cavnica. In Sc Sc nj genil z me-
sta. Milijoni zvezd so veselo plu-
Ii mad MIN v prostranost.
(Dolje prihodmji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02
F.S. FINzGARJEVI
ZBRANI SPISI
(Nadaljevamje)
X
l., Son,o


(Nadaljevamje)
Alena sc je ozrla ma gospo-
dinjo, XII je stala ma pragu.
"Gospa, samo majckeno grem,
samo do sole!"
"Lahko noe! Veza bo odkle-
njena."
Ko Sc je Smrekarica obrnila
ma pragu, je Aleni vztrepetalo
srce in v hipu je obcutila, da jo
je vleklo "a njo. Toda luc je re
izginila in ona je stala sama z
Brestom, VISA oblita z mesecino.
"Pojdiva!' je spregovorila in
stekla pred Brestom z dvorisca,
da je sumelo zolto listje, XII ga
je nastlala lipa po pesku.
"stefan," je ogovorila Smre-
karica moza, XII je re lezal, ko je
Stoplla v spalnlco.
"Alena je sla Brestom ma
sprehod. Maj gre, kaj pravis %
INA sprehod? Neumnost 81
naredila!'
"Zakaj?"
"Slamo in ogenj tiscis skupaj.
zenskan'
II, kaj bi ne bill to lep parcek.
Kakor nalasc"
"Lep, lep -! Cd lepote Sc nj
bill nihce sit. &c je ia fant kljuh
ucenosti tako nespameten, da Sc
zagleda v lepo in prazno
zensko, potem je najbolje, da
vse sole zapro. Najbolje, da yes.
Sicer pa me pusti. JAZZ re spin. "
Zaobrnil je glavo, 81 priteg-
nil odejo okrog vratu in zami-
zal.
Alena je hodila tako magic,
da jo je Brest komaj dohajal.
Glasno Sc je smejala in nalasc
bredla tam, kjer je bio najvec
listja ma poti, da je glasno su-
melo. Cello zapela je. Prisla sta
skoraj do Sole, ne da bi Sc kaj
pogovarjala. Tamkaj je Alena
obstala.
"Kajne, kako sem otrocja,
gospod Brest?"
''Zakaj otrocja? Veseli ste,
recimo, naravni! Ali bi Sc vedli
oh tel mladosti kakor silva star
ka? Ali maj hi iztegali bolne ro-
Ike proti mesecu, XII kipi V vas
zivljenje! Ma hvalo, da Sc mo-
rete oddehniti. Danasnja druz-
ba res zahteva, da je clovek "a
pet do vratu, ne, do uses, in So
di, da imamo jezike samo "a to,
da utajimo, kar imano v srcu." "
cali ste vi pristas zensk e
emancipacije?"
''Ne samo zenske, vsake!'
"Toda nocoj sc pred Smrekar-
jem niste emancipirali. Glede
Minke, namrec."
"Druzba je trinog."
Alena je pomolcala in zrla v
Bresta. V mesecini so bile ME-
ne oci, zasencene z obrvmi in
dolgimi vejicami, kakor THE,
hrepenece sanje.
"Jaz Sc vrnem. Ali me spre-
mite tudi nazaj"'
"Ce le dovolite!"
Obrnila sta sc in prehodila
nekaj pota molce. Brest je cutil,
da valoz1 v MEM srce, hladni ra-
zum Sc je umikal cuvstvom.
"Gospodicna, pri vecerji ste
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02

Poor. ljubitelji vrtov!
PotrebsGine "a vrtove in dvori-
sea. ANIMALS. grmieevje. cvetje v
loncih. lonSena posoda. it'd.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-02
Mali oglasj
Da Sc ureG

zrpuscino Sc proda izvrstno hiso
"a emo druzino; I sob in kopal-
MICA. Velika lota 132x238. Naha-
ia Sc ma SOIL Finn Ave-, cd
Broadway, blizu =. 40 st. Sc lah-
ko takoj settle. Prostor pripra-
ven "a veliko garazo. Takoj
$500. "a podrobnosti poklicite
MI. 5000.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27

Brachelen, 27 mules southwest of
 Dusseldorf, and 97 Siegfried line
 pillboxes. German survivors with drew to the east bank of the riv- CT. On the opposite flank of the
 Western front It. Gen. Patches Eth Army appeared to have brought a new German offensive north of AIsace to 8 standstill.
 Americans have sealed off pene- trations by 2 Nazi divisions & slowly hammered the line back to it's original position in one of the worst snow storms since war started. House to house fighting
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27
Presidents 1..sss s . Birfhduy s s .g' s.s. BcI
B ea II
KODIAK MItkoR
Tues, January 30
$2 Per Couple

continued in Schillersdorf. In tba sector southeast of strasbourg Germans are being herded into the woods. Snow Is inches deen in places begging down infap trv & tanks & grounding planes hindered the 1st & 3rd Armies hammering the Ardennes bulge fatter.
 Rome-Snow & rain continued to limit activities on Italian front. Enemy showed extreme sensitivity to 5th Army patrols testing his defenses south of Bol- gna.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27
Town Topics

Clarence Freedman, nephew st 6he late Oscar Freedman who died from burns received in a 1se at the Freedman liquor saeore, arrived in Kodiak "Wednesday from his home in @zirgt1and, Wash to attend to matters of the Freedman estate. Clarence worked for his uncle Ser g number of years in Cor Revs.. and B the son of Oscars &eeeher, the closest surviving zrasative.
 .Ae left Seattle Monday.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27
Notice Warning
Taxi Business Permits

All persons who have renewed their J945 taxi business license will be granted 10 days to make application at the local OPA of flee, Lyric theatre building, for an Office of Defense Transporta- tion permit.
 Following the 10-day period any taxi business license holder who has not made such appIi- cation will have his said license automatically revoked
 In the future all applications for such renewals, after approval by the city council, will be held in abeyance until such ODT re- quirements have been met.
 The Common Council
 City of Kodiak
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27
Infantiie Paralysis

| - R
 (Among essays written on the subject of Infantile paralysis by students of the local school the following one by Jane Naughton was chosen for publication in the Mirror.)
 Once a year a nationwide collection is made to secure money to help out victims of infantile paralysis. The money thus gathered swelJs into a mighty fund and children walk agaiu and smile again because Of this.
 Infantile or Essential paralysis is form of disease of spinal paralysis occurring with frequency among young chil dren It often commences sud denly and the paralysis may not be observed until a few days have elapsed. The symptoms are fever. convulsions, and some times vomiting, A characteristic of the disease is that there IS no loss Of sensation in the paralyzed limb. The whole of the limb IS not necessarily paralyzed; 1t is often only group of muscles. Due to the impossibillty to trace the source of any single
 case the control of the disease
 has been especially difficult. The old method of curing in- fantile paralysis was to keep the affected parts ln casts or spllntS during the early acute stages. Swimming treatments led to the
 establishment of the Warm lSprngs Foundation in 1927 by President Roosevelt.
 I An Australian nurse. Elizabeth
 Kenny, began g revolutionary
 method of treating infantile par Ialysis which has been endorsed by the National Foundation for
 Infantile Paralysis in 194l She ] found that through the immedi-
 ate application of hot water
 packs, and gentle massage and
 exercise the victim could usually escape criprling effects. : To avoid infantile paralysis parents must keep their children clean and watch their diet. They must not tolerate flies, neglected garbage, and sick animals around the house.
 We've given you this brief des- cription of Infantile paralysis to let you know what your money goes for and again to urge you to give as much as you can in this
 present drive to help crippled
 children.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27
Cord Of Thanks

I wish to thank all the friends of my late uncle, Oscar Breed man. for their kind attentions during his illness and for the floral offerings and expressions of sympathy on his death.
 Clarence Freedman
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27

month gets a new boat. the North Coast 'na le by the Gran dy Boat Works, Seattle. Brick son formerly owned the Sunde, requisitioned by the government for use at Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27
By Associated Press News HighIishfs

Philippines-Clark Field, whose l3 airstrips constitute one of the richest prizes of the Pacific war was captured Thursday by southward driving Tanks, along with the adjacent fort of Stot- senburg. Other columns pushed even deeper to within a scant 40 airline miles of Manila.
 The campaign, which has yet to run into any concentrated Jap resistance, has avenged one of Americas major setbacks in the Pacific war. Clark field was where the Jap dive bombers wiped out Gen. MacArthur's main air strength in the Philip pines early in the war. The field gives the Americans an air base to help blast open the landing beaches of the coast of China.
 As planes blast the Cavite naval base columns moving south from Clark field have fanked Mount Arayat on the west. That mountain is the only good defense barrier between the enemy down the central Luzon plain on the shortest route to Manila.
 USPFH Pearl Harbor-An American naval task force she'll ed Two island while Superforts and Liberator bombers also at tack the 8 sq. mile island with more than 870 tons of bombs.
 
 London-Russian tank spear heads have driven to the eastern border of the Prussian province of Brandenburg, of which Berlin is the capital, German broad casts said, while the Red Army Red Star asserted Eve have reached the last road-the road we have dreamed about for 5 long years.
 Moscow reported yesterday that Red Army forces were 125 miles from Berlin & 2 other capital cities of German provinc- es are threatened. All direct communications with Breslau i are cut off The Germans declar- ed the Soviets have launched ar all out drive on Konigsberg Mos. COW said German defenses along the Oder river line are cracking under iron pressure" Moscow dispatches reported flatly that East Prussia is cut off and Ger man troops there isolated. P cor respondent Eddy Gilmore said the Russians are now starting "the grim task of storming Kon. igsl Z & Elbing, 2 of the biggest cel, -is of resistance German corAnunique said there is bitter fighting for Poznan, Bydgoscz & Torun. German high command announced a fierce tank battle has developed southwest of Glei- witz, important mining < com municat ons center in upper Sil- esia
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27

The storage tanks on the city fire trucks have been red-leaded to prevent their rusting.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27

Jan Beukers, local cook and part-time fisherman. left this week for Seattle to look over op- portunities in herring fishing.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27
clossifieds

FOR RENT-2 furn. comp. mod. houses 2 & 3 rooms. Downtown Available 1st or month. See Ben Bolden or leave word at Victory Cafe.
 2-3 FOR SALE-Several pair men hi-cut leather boots. kod'aA Shoe Repair Shop. WE BUY-Guns-Camera Radios. Harry Pinch, Jeweiei' FOR RENT-Pooks. All leaoi's titles, mysteries, westerns mances, novels. Reasonao,sS Z, rental fee. Frontier Book " Gift Shop.
 WARNING-You will n.y. look day younger. Have tns' .s. Port, ait taken now at Nor'n' land Phcto
 LOCKS & KEYs-Locks l0 no;uoa od installed. hey' made for your car, padlo.ts ots homes or stores. Leave 1,,e or order at Wodlinger.,gs S p Ser. Store. Kodiak LocksmiCn m vice, c. "see" Dizney'
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27

Pvt. Marshall B. Ross, who has been stationed at Fort Greedy, left this week for Anchor age for re-assignment. Mrs. Ross is clerk of the local draft board.
 It. Jack J. Ross, his brother, former base employe at Kodiak, is now stationed in Guadalcanal with the Army Transport Ser vice.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27

Mrs. Ben Kraft is enjoying a two-weeks vacation at the Kraft summer home ou Holiday island.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27

Ae feast 10 new cases of chick ezzz pex were reported this week m a continuation of the epidemic assa& began two weeks ago.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27

The infant son of Mir. and Mrs. Richard Stockwell, born Dec. 8, was released from the GM hospital Wednesday even ing.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27

Ray Harmon has sold his boat, the Pelican. to Tom Will Hams, and in turn purchased from Oliver (Cappy,, Campbell the boat lola.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27

Mrs. Mildred Hermann, OPA director for the territory. left ay plane tuesday for Anchorage ezR route to her home in Juneau
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27

=. Bat government of fife people, 6y he people. or fife people shall not perish from fife earth 'Lfncoin
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27

Egiil Ericson, of Seattle. this
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MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS

Seattle Representative = The Alaska Newspapers, All Fourth Avenue Building Seattle, Washington.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27

Raymond Bliss, former em- pasye of Siems-Drake, is now xsdaa Che General Electric com asny in New York Mrs. Bliss, 'xsss taught here in the local ssaleel, is now teaching in New Yaear.
 Mrs. Irene Peterson. from &Seainoff island, underwent a uRzaer operation at the GM hos pfeaf yesterday.
 Egiil Ericson, of Seattle. this
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27

FOR SALE-Several pair men 5 hi-cut leather boots. KodiaA Shoe Repair Shop.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-01-27

WE BUY-Guns-Cameras-
 Radios. Harry Pinch, Jeweief'
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-11
Hague May
Have Court

Washington, Apr. 11-UP-Infor-
NAL agreement to set up the new
world court at its old site-the
Hague in the Netherlands-today
renewed speculation about the
eventual home Of the new world
security organization.
The committee of United Nations
jurists, meeting here to revise the
old world court statute for presen-
tation to the San Francisco confer
ence. has agreed that the new
court should return to the Hague.
The final decision will rest with
the full conference.
The Hague has been associated
for half century-eyer since the
first Hague peace conference in
1S99-with mans attempt to set up
a workable international tribunal
for peaceful settlement of disputes.
But the decision on the capital
Of the world organization will not
be so easy. The most prominently
mentioned cities to date include
Geneva, site OF the League # Ma
tions. Washington. Vienna, Prague.
Trieste and Quebec. Against that
is President Roosevelt's expressed
desire TO have the world capital
move each year.