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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
S0ERABAJA RESISTANCE
 CONTINUES
Long, Bloody Campaign Forecast in China and
 Manehuria Sectors
tBy The Associated Press)

War and embryo wars sputtered and cracked in liberated Asiatic areas today while conquered Japan peacefully sought means for de mocratization" of its throne and ways to pay it's tremendous repara- tions and occupation costs.
 U. s. Preparations Commissioner Edwin s. Pauley said Nippon pro- bably won't even be able to pay all the occupation costs, let alone rep afations.
 Tn Soerabajd Area
 The sixth day of bitter battling over the Soerabaja naval base found native Indonesian resistance con- tinuing without letup while British Indian troops made slow headway into resistance strong-points.
 Native elements, armed with light automatic weapons, medium mach inc guns and some armored vehicles were driven from the Justice and Government buildings. despite par ticularly determined" resistance.
 Seeds of Hate
 Premier Sutan Sjahrir. new lead- CT of the unrecognized Indonesian republic. ascribed the unrest of his country to the seeds of hate plant ed by Japanese propaganda which taught his people to hate all foreign CTS. His government apparently has made little headway in Its effort to end the hostilities.
 The situation in North China and Manchuria continued laden with the possibilities of open warfare as the Chinese Communists and National- ists spared for position in their struggle for control. sometimes clash ing in armed skirmishes.
 Daily evidences of the growing con- flict are reported from Shantung, Honan, Suiyuan and Chai1ar provinces where Communist forces were in control before Nationalist troops could arrive.
 Bloody Cdmpdign
 Associated Press Correspondent Spencer Davis reported All ele- ments of a long and bloody cam- paign' are present in the area, al- though the conflict has been thus
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
40 GERMANS FACE TRIAL,
 FACE DEATH
Notorious Dachau Coneen- traiion Camp Officials
 Are Defiant Bunch

DACHAU, Germany, Nov. 15--For- ty Germans, charged with torturing and robbing prisoners in the notor- ious Dachau concentration camp, were brought before the U. s. Mili- tary Court today in a trial which may cost them their lives.
 An example of rigid military bear ing was set for the defendants by Martin Weiss, handsome black-hair- ed SS officer who once commanded tt,e horror camp where it is estimat- ed the bodies of 200, 900 persons were consumed in crematories
 When the eight officer court call ed upon Weiss to identify himself, the German snapped to attention and spit out his name, age and other particulars in a sharp voice. He stared antagonistically at the judges and held his head high.
 With few exceptions, the others initiated his demeanor.
 Prosecution witnesses include former inmates of Dachau brought back from seven countries to testi- fy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
"DELICATE" SITUATION,
 CHINALAND
General Roundup of Con- ditions Given by Asso-
 ciated Press Writer
By SPENCER DAVIS

PEIPING, Nov. l5-Three months after Japan's equalization, the sit uation in North China and Man churia is described politely as deli cate"
 Chinese Communist and Natio- nalist forces jockey for positions and occasionally clash for control of territory which belongs no longer to a foreign enemy.
 The Japanese wait for their ar- mics to be disarmed and sent home but the process still is far from complete.
 American Marines wait impa- tiently for orders to return home and frequently ly wonder what brought them to China in the first place.
 Some 10000 Koreans in North China are waiting repatriation.
 Small numbers of German na- tionals know that eventually they will be sent to the Reich. They await the day with mixed emo- tions.
 Full Scale Civil War
 Over all, hangs the threat of a full scale civil war. Thus far the Chinese civil strife has been more a battle of wits and maneuver. more paper offensive of rumors and reports than actual pitched engagements.
 But all clements of long and bloody campaign are here. The Communists, who have strong hold on six provinces. feel they must fight to survive. Central Gov ernment forces feel they must ex- terminate all obstacles in the path of a unified China. How far these two forces will go in settling their differences depends upon nego- tiators who will meet in Chungking Nov. 20
 Trouble Reports
 Each day in the vernacular press there are long reports of trouble throughout the provinces of Shan tung, Hopeh. Shansi, Honan, Sui yuan and Chahar It is evident that the Communists seized the in itiative and had their armies in motion before the Nationalist troops were fully deployed to the north
 Observers believe that the con- ciliation meeting in Chungking next Tuesday, with orders given on both sides to cease fire and withdraw from the railroads which will be placed under police protection, will be the last opportunity to settle Chinas largest problem without a showdown battle.
 If it fails, it is altogether pos sible that war and bloodshed will continue to be this nations way of life, as it has been for so many years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
Air Fore Said 10
 Be 'Disintegrating'
 Right Before Eye!

WASHINGTON, Nov IS The Senate Military Committee heard warning today that this nations powerful and victorious air force is "disintegrating before our eyes. That's the word from Gen. Carl Spaatz, who commanded the stra- tegic bombing air force in the Pa cific at the wars end.
 Gen. Spaatz mentioned what he termed almost hysterical demobi- lization" and urged unification of all armed forces into a single agency.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
Half of British Population Worse Than Heaihens

LONDON, Nov. IS - The Church of England Assembly has approved the expenditure of $4,000, ,000, 900 during the next five years to fin- ance a publicity program designed to revive interest in religion.
 The program was adopted by the assembly after hearing a warning from the Bishop of Rochester, England, that the clergy's spiritual anemia" had left half the British population worse than heathens." :"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
WaIkout at Boeinq
 Plant Near Seattle

SEATTLE, Nov. 15.-Operations are proceeding normally today at the Seattle and Benton Boeing Aircraft plants despite a walk-out of 800 supervisors which started on swing shift yesterday. The Supervisors Association is protesting ruling which prevents its members from taking jobs with the company which requires joining the Aeronautical Mechanics Union. Association Sec- retary David Lombard says no picket line will be established.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Nov. IS = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau Mine stock today was SIS, American Can l03A, Anaconda 40 Curtiss-W Wright SIS, International Harvester 92k Kennecott 45M, New York Central 30%, Northern Pacific 32k, U. $. Steel 80, Pound $4.031A.
 Sales today were 2,500,000 shares.
 Dow, Jones averages were as follows: Industrials, 191.l3; rails, 63.72; utilities, 38.14.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15

WASHINGTON, Nov Is Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower today made personal plea to Congress for the adoption of postwar universal military training program.
 The greatest single motivating force for world peace today is the organized military potential of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15

BULLETIN-WASHNGTON, Noy. 15.-Gen. Dwight D. Eisen- hcwer told Congress today Russia has not the slightest thing to gain by war with the United States" and wants to be n friend.
 He added that there will new CT be a war between Great Brit ain and the United States"
 Testifying in support of Presi- dent Truman's request for uni versal military training, Eisen- hover tcld the House committee:
 q believe Russia's policy is friendship with the United States. There is in Russia a desperate and continuing concern for the lot of the common man and they want to be friends with the United States"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15

John Washington, great-grand- father of George Washington, emil grated from England to America.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
The W ashingto ion Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON

WASHINGTON - Erie n d s of Atomic -bomb Inventor J. Robert Oppenheimer are trying to persuade him to run for Congress from California.
 Oppenheimer made a big impress sion on the Senate Kilgore Con- mittee when he dramatically urged the only defense against atom bombs was world peace, and that atomic energy should become the means of raising living standards the world over.
 Fellow scientists say there IS need in Congress for an experienced scientist, now that we are entering into the atomic age. All the ex- perts agree no one knows atomic power better than Oppenheimer.
 Friends also point out that 30 learned men were elected to the French Chamber of Deputies in the recent election that 70 scientists are being voted members of the Supreme Soviet; that A.. N. Black, one of the worlds greatest bio chemists, is vice president of the Supreme Soviet; and that Juan Negrin, former Premier of Spain, was a professor of philosophy.
 G.I.'s KEEP OUT
 American soldiers taking a few day off to see the sights of Japan recently, drove toward Mount Fuji, one of the most historic and beau tiful spots in Japan. But when they entered the area around the base of the mountain, they found it "off limits" for all U. s. Army 2 personnel.
 Investigation found that the boundary between the U. s. Sixth Army Command and the Eighth Army runs near Fujiyama, and the Sixth Army Command declares its area-which includes Mount Fuji- off limits, in order to keep the Eighth Army out.
 Meanwhile, in nearby Miyano- shita is one of the most beautiful hotels in Japan. There live the former German Ambassador, mem bers of his staff, the cabinet of the puppet Filipino government
 fConfinned on Pnae E0nrl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
Coast Guardsman, In Alaska for 18
 Months, Drowns

BELLEVUE, Wash, Nov. 15.-The body of Coast Guard 'coxswain who drowned last night when he fell from a liefboat into Lake Washington, has been recovered. He was enroute in the boat to a fire barge when he fell into the water The 23-year- old serviceman was veteran of 18 months service in Alaska. His name has been withheld pending notification of his family.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-15
KETCHIKAN MEN HERE

G. E. Burbank and R. Miller, from Ketchikan, are registered at the Baranof Hotel
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24
General Motors Go. zavrnila
ponudbo "a obnovo pogajanj
HULL IN WELLES
NASTOPILA v OBRAMBO
UMRLEGA pREDSEDNIKA

WASHINGTON, %. aovem-
bra. - v preiskavi Pearl Har-
borja, v kateri Sc republikanci
trudijo, da bi prikazali pokojne-
ga predsednika Roosevelta kot
osebo, XII je izzvala japonski ma
pad ma Zed. drzave, sta danes
nastopila kot prici bivsi drzav-
nj tajnik Cordell Hull in bivsi
podtajnik Sumner Welles.
Oba sta pricala, da sta Sc le-
ia 1910 strinjala z staliscem
Roosevelta, da maj ameriska
mornarica ma Pacifiku ostane v
Pearl Harborju, akoravno je
proti temu protestiral admiral
Richardson, XII je bill tedaj po-
veljnik tam.
Welles je rekel, da je bill te-
daj preprican in da je Sc danes
mnenja, da ako hi Sc bila ame-
riska mornarica umaknila Ha-
vajev, bi bill Japonci to smatra-
Ii "a znak slabosti in kot do
kaz, da Zed. drzave ne bodo pod
nobenimi okoliscinami nastopi-
lie proti japonski ekspanziji ma
Pacifiku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24
Nosi fon+ie-voioki

Pvt. Myron Jesenko, sin Mr.
in Mrs. Jack Jesenko, 1857 w
81 ST., je prisel domov ma prvi
dopust odkar je preteklega juli.
ia meseca odsel v armada. Svo.
jo bazicno treningo je dobil v
Camp Walters, Texas; in ma do.
pustu Sc bo nahajal do 6. decem.
bra. Prieakuje, da bo potem po.
Sian v Evropo. Prijatelji so vab.
ljeni, da ga obiseejo.
IL Brawley, Calf, sta Sc vr.
Mia Marine T/Sgt. Eddie Ra'
cich in zena Edith, XII je hci oh.
&c poznane druzine MIR. in Mrs
Vinko Coff, 1892 Delavan Rd
Pri marinih Sc je nahajal preko
stirih let in ma Juznemu Paci
fiku 26 mesecev. Sedaj je bi]
casino odpuscen in nastanila sta
Sc ma Delavan Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24
Slika IL bojev v Palestini; "spopad' med
Idovskimi 0troci in britskimi vojaki

TEL AVN, Palestina, Is. no.
vembra (O.N.A.) - Ravnokar
sem incl priliko prisostvovati
najneverjetnejsemu spopadu,
kar 81 jih je mogoce zamisliti.
Ma kriziscu dwell ulic so bill
zgradili britanski vojaki bari
kado il bodece lice. Nenadoma
so Sc pojavili otroci, start cd 6
do IA let in Sc priblizai tel ba-
rikadi, nakar so zaceli metati
kamenje.
Angleski vojaki SO Sc umikali
tel toci in cd Casa do Casa s svo.
jini puskami grozili otrokom
ali ma vso moe vpili mamie, da
bi Jill prestrasili.
Toda otroci so kmalu imeli
tudi svojo lastno barikado in
izza nje nadaljevali svojo drz-
no vojno. Vsenaokoli, po sire
hah in oknih 50 Sc nabrali lju.
die, XII SO uzivali PRIOR neena'
ke bitke.
Sem in TIA 50 angleski vojak
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24

vracali lucaje kamenja, tod a
hujsega MISC storili, dokler MISC
prispela ojacenja, nakar SO pod
zascito svojih celad in posebnih
seitov, katere nosijo "a slicne
slucaje, zaceli porakati naprej
in osvojili otrosko barikado.
Mislil sem, da bo vse skupaj
ostalo tako, ter da ne bo krvi.
Toda motil sem Sc. Kmalu sc je
zacelo v bizini streljanje in sill
Sal sem klic "Gestapo". Nedalea
cd tam sem nasel ambulance s
tremi ranjenci, cd katerih je bill
eden ranjen v roko, drugi v no.
go, tretji pa je bill dobil strel '
hrbet, tik pod tilnikom.
NE DO prezivel", mi je dejal
zdravnik. Odpeljali smo Sc
bolnisnico, kjer je bilo he Is
ranjencev - in diva rnrtva. Po'
kazai SO mi kroglo brenovke
"Ravnokar sem 10 izvlekel il
roke dveletnega otroka, katere
ga sem prinesel sem"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24
Nov grob
STANLEY J. GRUM

V Huron Rd. holnisnici je pod.
legel srcni hibit mladenic Stan
ley J. Grum, star 80 let, stanu.
joe ma 6608 Schaefer Ave. Rojen
je bill v Clevelandu. Tukaj zapu-
Sea starse Ludwig in Johana
Brezar, diva brata Rudolpha in
Pfc. Edwarda, pet sestra: Mrs.
Jean Kimpel, Pauline, Frances,
Dorothy in Mrs. Christine Rad.
zimski ter vec sorodnikov. Po-
greb Sc DO vrSil v ponedeljek oh
10. uri zjutraj IL Zakrajskovega
pogrebnega zavoda v cerkev sv.
Vida in nato ma Calvary poko-
palisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24
Krvavi nemiri
#E s5.5gSatEEET %eSE~ - ..t r.
izbruhnili V Indi;i,
4 Amerikanci ubiti

CALCUTTA, %. novembra. -
Danes so tukaj izbrrhri'i krva-
vi nemiri, tekom katel4n je BIZ
10 ubitih najmanj 18 oseb, ka-
kin 126 pa je bilo ranjenih. Med
ubitirni so neki ameriski major
in trije drugi Amerikanci.
Pc ulicah tega a mesta Sc je
podilo ma tisoce Indijcev, XII so
napadali britska in ameriska vo-
jaska vozila in Sc spuscali " boj
2. vsakim, XII jih je skusal usta-
viii.
Neka TAXA skupina je snoci
napadla ameriski castniski klub,
kier so ameriski castniki obha-
jail Zahvalni dan S plesom. Sle-
dila je krvava bitka, tekom ka-
tere so Indijci r"otali kamenje
in opeke ma brane.e sc Ameri-
kance.
Gostje, med katerimi je bilo
tudi nogo bolnicark, so bill
skozi vec ur odrezani Cd zuna~
MEGA sveta.
Demonstracije so Sc pricele
v zvezi s proslavo dneva "indij-
ske narodne armade" in kot
protest proti procesu bivsih
castnikov te armade, XII je bill
organiziran v New Delhiju S po-
mocjo Japoncev. Omenjeno ar
mado je organiziral pokojni
Subbas Chandra Bose "a borbo
Indijcev prot zaveznikom ma
japonski strani.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24

zavedajo fakta, da SO to bile svo-
bodne in demokraticne volitve,
sem uverjen da to n evelja "a We
liko vecino Amerikancev. Poro-
ella vasih kolegov il Jugoslavije,
XII so jasno povedali, da so Sc
lahko svobodno kretali kamor
koli so hotei in opazovali vo-
litve, ne dopuscajo nobenega
dvoma O tenn.
"29. novembra Sc bo sestal "
Belgradu dvodomni parliament,
XII je bill izvoljen II. novembra.
Ia dan DO zaznamoval drugo OBJ
letnico, odkar je bila proglasena
demokraticna federativna Jugo.
slavija " Jajcu 20. novernbra
1943. Komisija "a ustavo je ze
skoneala svoj nacrt predlaga-
nj novi ustavi in ma tisoce izti-
SOW Sc sedaj deli po cell Jugo-
slaviji. Prieakuje Sc, da bodo do
bill novi clani parlamenta mis-
ljenja in priporocila tenn ma
crtu cd jugoslovanskih ljudi
vseh panog zivGenja il vseh de-
low domovine, in ia navodila Jim
bodo pomagala pri njihovem
vaznem poslu."-SANS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24
Uspesen koncert Soc.
pevskega zbora Zarja

Ma Zahvalni d a n sc je vrsil
obicajni letni koncert Soc. pev-
skega zbora "Zarja" v avdito-
riju Slovenskega narodnega do
ma ma st. Clair Ave. Poset kon-
certa je bill Sc precej povoljen,
lahko bi bill pa boljsi, ker da-
nes so kulturne priredbe Sc do
kaj redke in tiste, katere so pri-
rejene, bi morale biti dobro obi
skane. Spored koncerta je bill
lep in vse tocke programa so BIZ
le dobro izvajane. Sc prav poseb-
no pa so obcinstvu ugajale par
tizanske pesmi, XII so bile izvrst-
no zapete. Videlo Sc je vec mia
din MOI ma odru, XII so sc zad-
Mi cas- vrnili cd vojakov in Sc
veda takoj zopet postal aktiv-
nj pri pevskem zboru, kot so
bill pred vojno in to je zelo raz-
veseljivo dejstvo. Pravilno je, da
bi Sc nasa pevska drustva okre-
pila z mlajsimi mocmi, ker ma
TAX nacin Sc "a nedogledno dobo
podaljsa zivljenje nasim kul-
turnim organizacijam, obcin-
stvu pa zagotovi lep dusevni uzi-
tex. ..
Prav lepo je zvizgal Joe Te-
kavec, kar je nekaj posebnega
"a mas oder in je sprememba
vsem navzocim ugajala, kar je
bilo opaziti po mogocnem aplav-
zu. Tudi opereta ".Povodnji moz''
je bila uspesno podana v vseh
ozirih. v splosnem je bio opazi-
ii, da je bill letosnji program
Zarje bogatejsi Cd lanskega in
dosti boljse izvajan. Zarjanom
VISA Cast ma njihnem uspehu.
Zvecer pc je vrsil pies, XII je
bill jako dobro obiskan. Soc. pew
ski zbor Zarjo ze vec let uspe-
sno vodi ceski pevovodja ]. V.
Krabec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24
SHRAMBA IA RELIFNO
.OBLEKO

Krozek st. 3 Prog. Slovenk je
zopet pricel S pobiranjem oble-
ke, obutve, konzerviranih jedil,
it'd, kar Sc DO poslalo potrebne-
mu ljudstvu v stare domovino.
Radi pomanjkanja prostora v
SLOW. drustvenemu domu "a
shrambo, je dala Mrs. Frances
Kavcic, 199O1 Pawnee Ave., njen
dom ma razpolago "a shranitev
teh stvari, dokler Sc jo nabira,
da je VISA skupaj. Kdor ina kaj
"a oddati "a posiljke stare do.
movino, mai odda ma omenjene.
mu naslovu ali izroci Prog. .Slo,
svenkam. :,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24
|GrSka je dobila
iberalnO vladO

ATENE, %. novembra. -
Danes ia bila zaprisezena nova
grska vlada, kateri stoji ma &C.
lu kot premier 86-letni liberal
nj vodja Temistoklej Sofoulis.
Clani novega kabineta, XII DO
skusal obnoviti razdejano 60
spodarsko in druzabno struktu-
70 Grcije, so v splosnem spre-
jemljivi "a Anglijo in Zed. drza-
We.
Republikanci so nastop move
Wade v splosnem pozdravili,
medtem ko so komunisti in vo.
ditelji narodne osvobodilne from.
te (EAM) obljubili, da bodo ma.
pram vladi tolerantni in podpi.
rail- memo delo "a obnovo in upo.
stavitev reda v dezeli.
Odprto sovrazno pa so nasto.
pill proti novi vladi monarhisti
XII so iziavili, da MISC pripravlje'
nj ''prodati suverenosti "a kon,
servirani Iyez." S tenn SO mo-
narhisti dali razumeti, da je bi
Ia nova vlada formirana p oe
britsko groznjo, da Sc DO v ma
sprotnem slucaju Grciji umakni
Ia gospodarska pomoc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24
Tito dal lekcijo
cerkveni hierarhiji

LONDON, %. novembra. -
Belgrajski radio je danes poro-
cal, da je marsal Tito tekom raz-
prave O obstojecih odnosajih
med drzavo in katolisko ter pra-
voslavno cerkvijo, zigosal visjo
duhovseino obeh veroizpovedi.
mi nikakor ne moreno po-
zabiti," je rekel Tito, ida je
mnogo cerkvenih prvakov te-
kom okupacije zivelo v udobju,
medtem ko je ljudstvo strada-
TO-"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24

Odredba, katero je odobril tu-
di ravnatelj OPA urada Ches-
ter Bowles, je postala polno-
moena danes zjutraj, oziroma
emo minute po polnoci.
Gospodinje bodo do nadalj-
mega naznanila potrebovale ra-
cijsko knjigo st. 4 samo Sc "a
sladkor.
Opozarja Sc, da koncanje
mesne racije samo ma sebi ne
pomeni, da sc bo lahko dobilo
vse vrste mesa v poljubnih ko-
licinah. Ako bi prislo do navala
ma mesnice, nj izkljueeno, da bi
zaloge ma rokah ne pokrivale
vseh zahtev.
Racijoniranje mesa Sc je "a
cello 20. marca 1943 in bilo je
vir velikih preglavic "a gospodi-
ME in restavracije. Upeljani so
bill "brezmesni dnevi' in price
lie so Sc mahinacije ma crnem
trgu, XII so povzroeile javnim
oblastim mnogo neprijetnih ur.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24

lie zavrnila unijsko zahtevo "a
30-procentno m ezdno zvisanje
temvec umaknila je tudi svojo
prvotno ponudbo "a 10-odstot-
no mezdno zvisanje.
Unija brez Odlasanja
odgOvorila ma izjavo druzbe
r. J. Thomas, predsednik uni
je avtomobilskih delavcev CIO,
je nitro odgovoril ma kompanij-
sko izjavo. Rekel je:
"To je, kar smo pricakovali
danes, kajti General Motors Co.
je ze v svojem pismu, katerega
je objavila pretekli torek, zavr-
Mia celotni princip arbitracije.
Ako bi bila kompanija priprav-
ljena sprejeti nacelo arbitracije
v katerikoli obliki, tedai bi bila
prisla ma dan kakim protipred-
logon.
John w. Gibson, zastopnik
delavskega tajhika Schwellen-
bacha, je danes izjavil, da nj IL
gleda, da sc bo stavka vec kot
100000 delavcev tovarnah &C.
neral Motors Co. koncala mnogo
pref kot do Is. januarja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24

Kompanija je to storila p a r
ur po konferenci v Bell hisi,
kjer je delavski tajnik Schwel-
lenbach predlozil stavkovni po-
lozaj predsedniku Trumanu.
V odgovoru, katerega je po-
dala kompanija ma unijski pred
log, je receno, da je unija iste-
ga stavila le kot "pretvezo", in
to, kar unija zahteva, nj arbi-
tracija, temvec zahteva, da Sc
kompanija odpove svojim pra-
vicam in da uniji sami prepusti,
da vodi kompanijske posle.
Kompanija priznava 100
prOcentnO ucinkOvitost stavke
Izjava kompanije potrjuje
prejsnji Wits, da General Motors
Co. nj ma tenn, da bi Sc stavka
koncala.
Poprej tekom dneva pa je ne
XII zastopnik kompanije primal,
da je stavka 10O-procentno ucin-
kovita in da Sc >je ustavilo delo
po vseh tovarnah, XII jih kompa-
Mia lastuje v Detroitu in drugih
mestih po dezeli.
V svojem odgovoru ma pred
log "a arbitracijo, kompanija nj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24
ANGLEzI POSLAL.I
JAPONCE PROTI
INDONEZOM

BATAVIA, %. novembra. -
Vceraj so Sc proti Indonezom v
pristaniskem mestu Semarung
borile japonske eete, katere SO
vodili britski castniki. Pogaja-
MIA "a premirje med Indonezi in
Holandci so Sc izjalovila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-24
VAzNA SEJA DELAVCEV
FISHER BODY TOVARNE

" ponedeljek vecer oh s. uri
sc. vrsi vazna seja slovenskih de-
lavcev pri Fisher Body Co. Seja
Sc vrsi v Slov. del. domu ma Wa
terloo Rd. in ker je nadvse va
ina, nj nobenega izgovora, da Sc
ne bi kateri udelezil. Vsakteri
ina cas- udeleziti Sc, ker tovarna
ne obratuje radi stavke.