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ing groups of Negro soldiers and Sailors their minds
famed by cheap wne prowl the streets insulting
with lewd propositions and if the womans pro-
tests he set upon by the with yels of Kill the
damn Jodei' One does not expect service men to be
angels but one does expect them to be civilized and dsc
plined.
The savage conduct of Negroes confined to Serv
ice men by is it confined any particular
of the city, The Madison district just
Groups of loud filthy mouthed civilians stand in front
Of doorways or emerge from averns making the night
day hdeous with their profane speech and obscene ges
lures Most of these groups fresh from the
Cotton Patches of Deand and readily be dscerned
by their ouandish clothing and they are not nte
grated into the Community.
The opportunity to make these iterate unfortunates
into wholesome and law abiding members of the commu
nifty presents daring challenge to the Negro leaders of
Seattle How many of you Negro leaders have the cour
age to accept the Challenge? If YOU do not speedily in
augurate corrective your own future security in
Seattle will be jeopardized Even there ndica-
tons that the White people of this Community who have
always been tolerant fast becoming "fed up" with
the dsgracefu spectacle of seeing unwashed unkpt and
i'll bred Negroes roaming the streets and demanding
ice entrance into respectable downtown heaters and
restaurants
being changed also. Negroes judged by their be-
haviours and what that class of Negroes doing,
white people also. Many white from
Dixie too and they will poison the minds of
of other white people, who friendly to the coored
pe Many observed living side by side and it
will be noticed that our people turn their radio loud
they and talk that everyone around hear
them If we want consideration should give little
consideration to Others
1t is true our boys fighting but they fighting
for the security of their country The Negro has to
US 10 respect economic IN
dependence.
Every problem has its solution and this also
be solved effectively. Ten Negro policemen assigned to
the Jackson and Madison Stress would clean
those of the awless element they have done
in Oakland and San Francisco California where similar
conditions existed Should the City Council refuse
Negro policemen because of inability to do at this time
then White policemen should be assigned to these
districts Officers with good understanding of the Ne
gros character being able to discern the law abiding Ne
from the awless Negro and not to class all Negroes
being the
Failing that sefrespecting Negroes of Seattle may
organize vgilante committee and patrol the streets and
protect homes and people from being subjected to
these rowing bands of potential bandits.
Five hundred dollars worth of advertising posters
suitably designed and written to impress the mind with the
Importance of abstaning from awessnes posted in stra
tegic places will do much to correct this shameful condi
ton and help keep Seattle and the State of Washington
the promised land for Negroes.
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Workers Alliance
Petitions Public Aid
By Pyramid workers Alliance

| Dy lAfHnliu WOFkefS' Alliance
The organization of Negro
workers and sympathizers has a
strong appeal to all union work
ers. This Is demonstrated by the
popularity of the petition being
circulated by members of the
Pyramid Workers Alliance. AL
ready, in less than two weeks time.
1900 signatures have been OBJ
tanned and turned in. These sig
natures represent not only the Me-
gro workers at Boeing Aircraft
Corporation. but almost equal
numbers of the white workers who
realize that without unity of all
persons employed, organized labor
will suffer and suffer severely.
At the special meeting of the
Alliance held on Sunday, July Is,
at the Y. w. C. A. on No. 21st,
Executive Board members report
ed the highly successful reception
of the petition by the public. This
petition is addressed to Lodge No.
ISL of the Machinists, and to the
International Association which
ordered all locals to quit taking
permit dues. Only members of
minority groupings are refused
membership in the locals of ISL
and are required to hold a permit
card.
The incident provoking the dis
cussion and the action was a re-
port substantiated by some evil
dence that a Mr.. Geo. Streator,
employed by the War Production
Board, had set dates for meetings
with the company and with the
union, in behalf of the Pyramid
Workers Alliance without consult
ing the p. w. A. or requesting its
consent to hold such meetings.
The Negro people, like the men,
bers of both the A. F. of L. and
the C. l. o. unions, have learned
to trust their welfare only to those
leaders from among their ranks
who have proved themselves un-
selfish and fearless when confront
ed by the many forces of the OPP
position.
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SEATTLE SOCIALS
BY MRS. II. C. THOMPSON
EA. 6f98
N o tt c E

Your social and news items
for realease the following issue
will receive our immediate at
tention il received on or before
YOU.
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Ellis Coolers Civic Dances an
nounce the presentation of a
swingsational Battle of Bands
between Bumps Blackwell and his
orchestra and Vern Mallory and
his orchestra at the Civic Audi
forum for Saturday only. July %.
at S:45 p. m.
Bumps Blackwell and his broth
er, Charley. have been known
around these parts ever since they
left Garfield High School back in
80, with the solid orchestra. Char
ley has played in Hollywood for
some of the biggest name bands
In the business. He is trying TO
get up here for this super-duper
attraction. Bumps promises to
have the best musicians this sec
ton has known. to battle against
Mallory.
Vern Mallory is no stranger to
our crowd for he has played at
the Savoy Ballroom on Madison st.
many times. The folks are still
talking about Christmas Eve when
he really packed the place. And
the band has added some star in
strumentalists since. The driving
force in the rhythm section is his
outstanding drummer, formerly
with Jack Teagarden. Mallory is
recognized all over the Northwest
as the finest local orchestra tc
appear on the horizon in a Ions
time. OF course, the boys know
how to tone it down once in
while for those dreamy medleys o
old favorites. This band pleasei
everyone.
Ellis Coder, who presents thi
double-barreled attraction at tn
Civic Auditorium on Saturda,
only, July 2S, at S45 p. m, is al
old Garfield High grad himself
He blossomed out as a dance pro
moter when It became apparen
four years ago that someone wa
needed to bring the finest band
to Seattle. His past presentation
include the one and only Duke r
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Miracles are the result of
prayer. Have You a problem?
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Have You poor health, money
troubles, lonely OF discourage
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plness, success and good for
tune? II you have problem,
here is good news for you. The
New Glory Way of prayer is
helping other Men and Women
to untold joys and happiness.
II you have a problem, don't
wait another minute, send your
name and address and a Scent
stamp for full information to
the
NEW GLORY FELLOWSHIP
Box 5SS, Bridgeport, Conn.
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BOSWELL'S RECORD SHOP
RECORDS"
7OS-7O5 Stewart MA. 9O21
OPEN TILL 10 p NJ.

How High the
Ended Herman Chittison Trio
Salty Papa Blue
Blow Top Blues ....~~~~- Barney Jones
Evil Gal Blues
No Baby Nobody But You
The Minute Man ~.--~.~ Mary Williams
Blues-Parts and Pete Johnson and Joe Turner
When get To Thinking Bill
Deep Blue Dream
Byasd Opinions Emmett Berry rive
Big Leg Mama's Fine
Never Had Dream To My Hollywood
You Are MY Darling
Hoping Herb Jeferies
Bring Enough Clothes Days
Me Dream Eddie Beal Trio
Love Win Bloom in Paris This Spring
That's Good Little Old Deal Hollywood Four Bazes
Everything Appeals Trio
Your Money Can't Buy Me
Right Big
Strange Woman
Jimmy
Hong Kong Blues
How Little We Know ~~-~~ Hoagy Carmichael
Wrap 1t Up AMI Put 1t Away
A Blackberry's Red When It's Green
Kissed Her Where She Sat Monty seige
in Tonight Smith
Induction Blues
Amt Mad Pretty Baby Flennoy Trio
Surrender Dear
m Beginning See Light
Don't You Know Care Duke Ellington
Bring
II You Can't Smile and Say Yes King Cole Trio
F. s. T.
I'm Gonna My Baby
That Someone Must Be You Jimmie Lunceford
Everytime Say Goodbye
This Heart Mine -.~~.~-~--.~~ Teddy Quintet
Just You Just Me g.:
Runnin Wild
Surrender Dear
Call Rag Teddy Wilson Quintet
Your Socks Don't Match
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Rev. +. w. Peniek, Seattle, Wn.
Returns to Salem, Virginia

SALEM.-The Rev. F. w. PEN
lex, pastor of the Institutional
Baptist Church of Seattle. Wash,
arrived here July 6. Rev. Penick
on his vacation, is visiting Chica-
go, Nashville, Atlanta. Washing
ton. d. c.. Philadelphia and New
York City, each of which gave him
a royal welcome.
The Rev. Peniek will return to
his pastoral duties in Seattle, Sun
day, July %.
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SeattIe's Race Enemy No. !: Our Public Condl1licI
The Elks 7th Regional
OratOricaI Contest
By b. W. FOSTER

There are things that just stay
with you-make you feel good
make your chest swell--and make
you wish that you had made more
of your opportunities. These were
the things that gave US an exalted
satisfaction and were so prevalent
throughout the day of the con-
test.
Puget Sound Lodge No. 100.
and Evergreen Temple No. 157,
I. B. o. E., Seattle, Washington.
were host and hostess to the 7th
Regional Oratorical Contest, Sun
day, July s. 1916. at the Moore
Theater.
The Gaping Ceremony for the
cap and Gown Club" Evergreen
Temple, was held at the First A.
M. e. Church at IL a. m. with
Bro. James Stuart. 18th Regional
Director of Education, and Daugh-
ter Nellie Wilson. who was capped
at the Grand Lodge and Is Presl-
dent of the Club, officiating.
Following this ceremony, was
the baccalaureate sermon by the
Rev. L. r. Hayes. his text being:
Building Bridges" That force
full sermon. the ceremony, the caps
and gowns, daughters In white
uniforms and brothers with jewell
studied fezes denoting high posi-
tons in Elkdom. was something
that one just doesn't forget.
The National Anthem opened
the contest at the Moore Theater
at p. m. The invocation was by
Reverend j. Swancy, Lodge Chap
lain. Brother Charles NJ. Stokes
acted sa Master of Ceremonies.
Mrs. Frances F. Powell. City Coun-
eilwoman, gave the welcoming ad-
dress for the city. which was SO
cordial that 1t seemed personal.
Daughter Ruler Helen Snyder's
welcome address for Elkdom was
dynamic and lasting. Mr.. Sam
uel Fleming. superintendent of Sc
attic Public Schools. offered re-
marks on education and congratu-
lations to the Elks for such a
wonderful educational feature.
Other speakers included Bro. Dean
Hart. Executive Secretary, Seattle
Urban League; Bro. E. R. Chat
ney. Exalted Ruler of Puget Sound
Lodge, and Bro. James Stuart. Dr.
rector of the 7th Regional Edu-
cation Program.
Due to the inability to secure
transportation, there were only
three contestants present, namely:
Mr.. Eugene B. Walton. Broadway
High School, Seattle, sponsored
by Puget Sound Lodge. Subject:
Lincoln and the Constitution"
Miss Gertymae White, Douglas
High School, Ell Centre, California,
sponsored by the Lodge and Tenn
pie of Ell Centre. Subject: "The
Constitution and Citizenship"
Miss Dorythea Cooley, Thomas Ed
ison High School, Fresno. Califor-
mia, sponsored by Mary D. Logan
Temple and goth Century Lodge of
Fresno, California. Subject: 1.-THE
Negro and the Constitution" Miss
Cooley was the winner of the
100000 scholarship.
Blended into the program was
a solo by Mr.. Lloyd Groves and
selections by the Naval Ammuni-
ton Depot Chorus.
Long after the benediction by
Rev. l.. r. Hayes and the flashes
of the camera bulbs, many were
found rejoicing and discussing the
whole program. They hesitated
to leave the theater; they Just
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the bottle breaking and win
dow smashing of the younger
ones, to the liquor drinking
and petting orgies of those
slightly older.
1t is true that parents and
law enforcement officers
should put a curb to young
sters smashing empty bottles
on the sidewalks and streets
and to more carefully super
wise the natural biological
urges of the teen ayers, but
as bad as these hayward
children are they are not
nearly as bad as the grown
ups, who set the example.
For a man to walk Jackson
Street with his wife, mother
or sweetheart is like run
ming the gauntlet" maraud-
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Pvt. Earl r. Pirtle, spent the
week end with his cousin, Mrs.
Bessie East. Pvt. Pirtle Is sta
toned at FIT. Lewis, Wash.
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IMMUTABLE LAW OF CAUSE AND EFFECT
ADULT DELINQUENCY
By DIR. JOHN K. LARREMoRE

Much has been written and spoken about Juvenile
delinquency how the children of Seattle and the rest of
the country becoming to public security with
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ANNOUNCING NEW LO-
CATION of DIR. Jas. M. Uno-
sawa, formerly Atlas Hotel,
now 116 jackson Bldg, 9Th
and jackson.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-07
Macarthur bo
vodi| armada Is
+isoS MOI v Toxic

YOKOHAMA, Z. sept.-Gene-
raj Macarthur DO jutri (danes
po ameriskem casu) ma celu 49,
600 MOI brojece armade vkora-
kal v Toxic, mad katerim bo dvi-
gnil isto zastavo, XII je plapolala
mad kapitalom v Washingtonu
ma dan japonskega napada v
Pearl Harborju in XII je visela
mad palace v Potsdamu, kjjer je
velika trojica sestavila ultima
tum, XII je prinesel kapitulacijo
Japonske.
V teku enega tedna bodo ame-
riski vojaki zasedli veliko ze-
leznisko mesto Sendai, 100 mill
severno cd Tokia in teden po-
zneje pa bodo prevzeli oblast
mad zapadno in sklaino severno
obalo otoka Honsu. :.
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GEN. FRANCO MORA
UMAKNITI CETE IL
ZONE v TANGIERU

PARIZ, 5. sept. - Zastopni-
Xxi Zed. draw, Francije, Brita-
nije in Rusije so 81. augusta
podpisali sporazum, glasom ka-
terega bo prisla uprava medina
rodne zone Tangier v Maroku
zacasno v roke mednarodne ko-
misije, v kateri bodo. poleg ONE
njenih draw sedeli tudi pred
stavniki spanije, Belgije, Nizo-
zemske, Portugalske in sved-
ske.
Gen. Franco, XII je medina
rodno zono v juniju l. 1910 ma
svojo roko okupiral, je dobil
ukaz, da takoj umakne eete il
Tangiera. Rusija DO sedaj prvic
zastopana v tangierski kontrol-
nj komisiji.
spanija je bila povabljena v
kontrolno komisijo radi vpiva
spanije kot drzave, toda stalni
status Tangiera ne bo dolocen,
dokler spanija ne bo dobila de-
mokratienega rezima.
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Nou grob
JOSIP GRLADINOVIC

+ Pc dolgi in mucni bolezni je
preminil Sunny Acres bolnis-
nici Josip Grladinovic, star 81
let, stanujoc ma 41O6 st. Clair
Ave. Donna je bill il Starega Gro
disea, selo Gornji Varos, kjer
zapusca mater in dve sestri. Tu-
kaj je bival 33 let in je bill clan
drustva st. 4014 TWO. Zapusca
zalujoco soprogo Mildred, role
no Segecic, in stiri otroke: Mrs.
Anna Simsic, Mrs. Mary Ujcich,
Julia in Joseph NIL, diva vnuka
in vec sorodnikov. Pogreb Sc bo
vrsil v ponedeljek oh 1. uri po-
poldne iz Josip zele in sinovi po-
grebnega zavoda, 6502 st. Clair
Ave-, ma Highland Park pokopa-
is6s. Truplo DO polozeno ma mr.
Itvaski oder v soboto ob 2. uri po-
] lpoldne.
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PO.R O X A

Jutri OBJ 9:3O uri zjutraj sc
bosta porocila Miss Irene Mary
Mack, hcerka Mr.. in Mrs. An
ton Mack 1908 e. 169 St., in
Marvin r. Rosa, XII Sc nahaja
pri mornarici s cinom Coxswain,
ter je sin Mrs. Angelo Rosa,
814 e. 1856 st. Poroka Sc bo vr-
sila v cerkvi sv. Marie Vnebo-
vzetje ma Holmes Ave. zenin Sc
nahaja ma deset-dnevnem do
pustu IL Westerly, Rhode Island.
Prijatelji so vabljeni, da Sc po-
roke udeleze. Novoporocencema
eestitamo in jima zelimo vse
najboljse v zakonskem zivlje-
nju! So. s.~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-07
STIRJE "PADLI"
|VOJAKI SO NASL1
POROcENE zENE

NEW YORK. - TIE dni so BIZ
Ii javljeni il raznih delov deze-
lie najmanj stirje slucaji voja-
kov, o katerih je bio uradno
porocano, da so padli, sedaj pa
so bill najdeni zivi v japonskem
ujetnistvu, toda njihove zene
so Sc med tenn poroeile z dru-
,gimi.
Dve izmed takih zen sta iz-
javili, da sta dobili razporoke in
well nazaj najdene moze, ako
jih sprejmejo, ostali dive pa
sta rekli, da sc Sc nista odloci-
Ii, kaj napravita.
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V nekem drugem primeru so
Japonci' z gasolinam polili "a
klonisce, kjer sc je nahajalo $50
ameriskih vojnih ujetnikov in
jih zazgali, potem pa mnogo
ujetnikov pokopali, ko so bill Sc
zivi.
III protest. vsled tega MISC bill
poprej objavljeni, ker je japon-
ska vlada ma take obtozbe odgo-
varjala, da Amerika vodi kam-
panic proti Mi, da bi jo diskre-
ditirala pred svetom, in ker bi
bila objava teh protestov, pred
no je bila Japonska porazena, Sc
bolj obtezkocila vsako pomoc "a
vojne ujetnike in internirance
potion nevtralnih resilnih orga-
nizacij.
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ROJAK OROPAN

West Middlesex, Pa. - Poe
noci dne II. augusta so stirje
roparji skoraj do golega izropa-
Ii druzino Joe Godina, XII vodi
gostilno v blizini vojaskega ta-
borisca med Sharonom in Green
villem. Cakali so, dokler MISC sli
il gostilne zadnji gostje, nato
pa zvezali oba zakonca in nata-
karja in priceli prazniti gostil-
no. Pobrali so vso pijaeo in jest
vine in cez tisoc dolarjev goto-
vine. VISA skoda znasa do
$1,000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-07
Kako Sc razvija politicno IIvljenje ma
Bolgarskem po preloItvi splosnih volitev

SOFIA, 20. augusta (O.N.
A. - Volitve ma Bolgarskem,
prelozene ma zahtevo zavezniske
kontrolne komisije, bodo zdaj
najbrze dolocene "a mesec no.
vember.
Bolgarska prestplica kar br-
nj $ politienim delovanjem -
ministrski svet je incl seje sko.
70 neprestano Cd sobote sem,
prav kot osrednji odbor Dol.
garske domovinske fronte. Via.
da be nj objavila nobenih bist-
venih sprememb. Najbrse be
vstopilo v ministerstvo nekaj
novih ljudi, akoravno je verjet.
no, da DO ostalo razmerje strank
49, po 4 portfelji "a komuniste,
agrarce in Zveno,, diva "a social
ne demokrate in eden "a neOd-
visno - kot poprej. Mogoce je
tudi, da bodo trije izmed 6 mi.
nistrov, ki 50 odstopili, prisli
nazaj v Waldo.
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Gen. Ciang Kajsek
obljublja Kitajcem
demOkraticcnO drzavO

cUNKING, 3. sept.-Genera-
lisimo Ciang Kajsek je nocoj
apeliral ma kitajsko ljudstvo, da
gre ma delo "a izgradnjo nove,.
zdruzene in vzorne demokratic-
ne drzave. Sedaj ko je vojne ko-
nee, bo sla vlada z vso energijo
ma delo "a uvedenje ustavne de-
mokracije.
v znak koncesije ma zahteve
komunistov je Ciang Kajsek IL
javil, da Sc DO vlada posvetova-
Ia z voditelji vseh strank, pred
no DO sklicana narodna skupsci-
ma, kar sc bo zgodilo cim preje
mogoce.
Obljubil je zakonito enako-
pravnost vseh strank, toda je
rekel, da sc privatnih armad ali
armad politicnih strank ne bo
moglo trpeti v mejah Kitajske.
To Sc je tikalo komunistov, XII
kontrolirajo province Jenan.
Delavcem in kmetom je oblju-
bill boljse zivljenske prilike in
vecjo zaposlenost, veteranom je
obljubil brezplacno zemljo, ljud-
stvu v obce pa svobodo govora.
Rekel je tudi, da DO vojna cenzu-
ra cim preje odpravljena.
Ko. je Russia sklenila prija-
teljsko pogodbo rezimom Ci-
ang Kajseka, je obljubila, da Sc
ne bo vmesavala v notranje raz-
mere Kitajske, nakar so komu-
nisti naznanili, da bodo zaceli
razgovore vlado cunkinga.
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Najvecji problem je notranje
ministrstvo, XII je zdaj v rokah
komunista Jugova. Opozicija "a
hteva, da mora biti ia portfelj
v drugih rokah. Brez dvoma pa
ne bo mogel mesta dobiti nikdo,
XII ne DO uzival popolnega "a
upanja komunistov in agrar-
cev. ss4~
Govorice krozijo, da poskusa.
jo zdaj oziveti stare stranko
demokratov. Mnogi njenih pr
vakov SO bill obsojeni radi So
delovanja Nemci, vsled Cesar
je bila stranka izkljucena il
politicnega zivljenja. Tukajsnji
ameriski politicni predstavnik
Maynard Barnes, pa je mnenja
da bi bio treba oziveti to stran-
ko. in jo organizirati element,
ki 50 demokraticni cetudi sc
bill kaznovani zmernimi kaz.
mimi radi sodelovanja 2 Nemci.
e Z : p
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V poroeilu, XII obsega 10000
besed, je Japonska obtozena
skoro sleherne krsitve zakonov
civilizacije, katero 81 je mogoce
predstavljati. Med drugim Sc je
opisalo, kako so Japonci odseka-
Ii glavo nekemu ameriskemu
zrakoplovcu.
Nekatere izmed obtozb so sle-
dece: Japonci MISC dali ne obla-
Gil, ne cevljev interniranim
otrokom v mrazu pod niclo. V
zakljucnih dneh kampanjah ma
Filipinih so ukazali, da Sc vsi
zajeti vojni ujetniki pobijejo.
Virgil so granate v notranjost
potapljajoce Sc ladje, ma kateri
Sc je nahajalo $50 ameriskih
vojnih ujetnikov.
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Zed. drzave ne bodo oporekale prevzetju
Kuril0v in Sahalina cd strani Sow. Rustic

WASHINGTON, 5. sept. -
Drzavni tajnik Byrnes je snoci
pred odhodom ma konferenco
zunanjih ministrov v Londonu
izjavil, da so Zed. drzave ze ma
jaltski konferenci indirektno
priznale, da ina Russia pravico
do Kurilskih otokov in JUNE
ga Sahalina. (Severni del Saba
lima je bill ze sedaj del Soviet
ske unije).
Oba teritorija so okupirale
cete Rdece vojske po napovedi
vojne Japonski.
Kakor je odkril Byrnes, Sc je
tozadevni sporazum med Rusi-
jo in Ameriko vsled tega nj do
danes dalo v javnost, ker je
Stain ze v Jalti zagotovil
Roosevelta, da bo Russia tri
mesece po porazu Nemcije sto-
pila vojno proti Japoncem.
Byrnes je opozoril, da je pred
japonsko-rusko vojno |. 1904
yes Sahalin pripadal Rusiji, kar
sc tice Kurilskih otokov, pa da
ne dvomi, da Sc Rusijo z lah-
koto doseze- zadovoljiv spora-
yum.
Dale je Byrnes primal, da i
drzavnem departmentu obstoj
lnesoglasje glede vprasanja, kai
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-07
Nasi fantje-vojaki

Poznani godbenik Eddie Sims,
XII Sc je zadnja leta nahajal v
sluzbi ameriske mornarice, je
bill te dni casino odpuscen. No
coj DO nastopil kot COST v Twi-
light Gardens ma Route 283,
Chagrin Harbor.
Pfc. William F. Skully, sin
Mrs. Anne Skully, 6802 st. Clair
Ave., je bill odlikovan z brona-
sto kolajno "a junasko delo, XII
ga je izvrsil, ko Sc je vzlic hude-
ga sovraznikovega ognja pribli-
zal rs cevljev proti glavni cesti.
Ne menec Sc "a sovraznika, XII
ga je obstreljeval, je ostal ma
svojem mestu, dokler. mu nj po-
sla vse municija. Nato je odprl
svojo karabinko in prizadejal
tezke poskodbe sovraznikovemu
vozilu.
Pfc. Skully, cigar zena Jean,
zivi ma 653 Lakeview Rd., je pri-
Sci prosli petek ma dopust "a 80
dni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-07
AMERIKANCI RAZKRILI
TAJNO JAPONSKO SIFRO

SYDNEY, Avstralija A -
Obrambni minister Beasley je
danes prvic odkril, da je tajna
sluzba ameriske mornarice ze
pred bitko v Koralskem morju
razvozljala japonsko tajno NOR
narisko sifro, s cemur so Ameri-
kanci naprej ugotovili kretanje
japonskih ladij, XII je bill odlo-
ellen faktor " bitki.
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Kontrakt odloze11

Mestna zbornica je snoci ma
izredni seji polozila ma mizo
predlog "a dodatek k mestnemu
carterju, XII bi dal mestni vladi
moe sklepati pogodbe z delavci,
XII so zaposleni pri mestnemu
transitnemu sistemu. To Sc je
zgodilo, ker sc unije MISC mogle
zediniti glede besedila doticne-
ga dodatka.