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Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

EOE SALE ". ht>r ~. to'."~Hl-
t. Otter Tor quick >tl' >" ..,W ai"s-
DIR stoves. used fana:N :a,t"f~.
on, O-l orchard tractor. t~n No III
ruullan,S uI, u~-d II \ d,ll. "M,
*. l'tI li.t,fuatIun" N.1,k. COM
llcj, StN.r:,l uth,' U>,a .tr.n> Al.
ia good condition. K II stafford X
Son. Huntsville Md rhut.. H.urln@-
TON 5ti ul ,iir,n,horv. Nd @ill II
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

NOTICE-Rooting and asphalt. Spe
cjaiZing in huil'-up roots. also spray
ivy and dlsjnitcting chicken houses,
also dirt and sand hauling. All work
guaranteed Elmer j. HASTINGS. Phone
Milton "5iG AL st
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13
Nv CHARLES ~ LOEB
Representing the Combined
Negro Press

TOKYO Jtatr>e a1.t.r.~ {
e To- .'.Nu.o~tr. are. .ue rP-
.1.r .e.3" ~ sr .s'nr 60 80 me
e-.rt .a,,, a. Nc-.1 .roaa, tu-Jo:
o. .ceag,'. .'rcs ,'i ;ncW
w..t' aAe nd .aro1Cea.e5 y-r-
os BENG replaced ~ friendly
NEr.',.~e>
Hundreds Of Japanese steve
dores. working under the super
vision Of Negro non CONS on the
Yokohama docks are exchanging
japanese words and phrases for
a collection Of pure HarlcmeSe
that is likely Ia throw consterna-
ton into the ranks Of those Jap
aneSe who are now expressing
alarm over the existing state OF
culture IN the nation
THOUGH 40 Nc-"o scoops ar-
r>ru' t>, wed - NnNN, proper
every trlo a. i9c >,ca~ and e &C.
'.t.n, ,J0.'- = .,uN Noeo-
p.a-> .N Tn Ns">s >-7,-
r.. nCr' .-'" '~C ,,- CIV
=. 4 sense r. e. -c,tHr .Hf >
,' -.r,a.u'e trey mediate
sI~tr,rr '0r .o.as.1n> a. no
IS q. secs .n 'oVr vince a t..ecr
.C, Hr tG 80 NI.. -J.-vr =
,-''.e ~ -or. ~ ca.a Js;.'e-
No.. rrw C. ,,oN-. n' g, ot ar'a>c.
t.' rt.a 80 r f."' 0 "1> DID,.
u.. -..utl officer, have MISSED
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13
TOWNSEND HITS
SINCERITY OF
MARCAN TONIC

Willard Townsend. international
president NJ the CTO United Trans.
port Service EMPLOYEES o. America
last week charged Vito Marcantonio
and others with insincerlty in the
FEPC fight.
Commenting upon the attack
launched against leaders Of the
hight for permanent FEPC
legislation by Congressman Vito
MarcantOnio at the meeting Of
the Southern Conference for HUI
man Ceifare in New York CITY.
September -. Townsend sent a
telegram to all locals.
IN THE wire Townsend struck
al what ne called. The fhnsv
charge Of Marcantonio that the
failure to use calendar Wednesday
is solely RESPONSIBLE FOR inability
10 get HR 1892 10 the floor Of the
House OF Representatives"
Townsend further claimed tina.
the actions Of certain liberals are
aimed directly at attracting the Ne
49, oA4A 40 iiOh q SlilNGlt SHOW Ol
interest in the enactment OF lesis-
laton 10 outlaw discrimination in
employment
The FEPC issue Is OF such para.
mount importance. especially now
N the reconvelNon period. that for
Appeal as a money raising and
Jnifying medium if can only be
compared to the famous SCOTS
, )oro case Surely most OF US re.
member the funds collected in the
name OF justice which ncver
reached their destination Let US
"ecosnize this jockeyins for posi-.
ION in Is true light" said NJ
Townsend. "snd not let us SWAY
from our determination 10 secure
passage Of the bill 10 establish a
permanent FEPC commission"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13
Tan CTS Win Over
Yokohama Japanese

7crc p, Jamc, Penn. Guthrie,
OH.a. Plt Raymond Thomas. San
An'on.o Tex; and Pic Tioerlus
Heruton %. Houston Texas As
Nc clstted Ne oo,erve4 japanese
,.1css a n o apyroa med the
rounds. uNcotor and DOW devoutly
'ae direction az the ps.a2e Be-
.ct p me divinity ot the Emperor
hos g. IDENTITY bec0 manifested by
TIE collapse o. the nations way
machine
Tnl> 'r.o attached 10 the 4095th
on Service Company declared that
'lCy mad visited several Japanese
NoNc> ana had been received with
greatest cordiality and extreme po,
Likeness; served tea and permitted
20 listen 10 tho Screechy family
glouo-rapn Two records were re.
c1ecu-> by Jimmie Lunceford'
orchestra.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13
YAnnounces
Physical And
Vet. Programs

Any veterans OF World War II
with an honorable discharge will
be granted three-nonth member
ship at the St. Antoine YMCA
Those that are already members
viii get three month extension.
At the close Of the three months.
each veteran that wishes 10 renew
his membership will get the re-
neNal rates. Those who Join for
one wear for the first time will be
given campaign rates and the three
months extension II Veteran left
the Y with his membership in good
standing ne will be granted his
time that was unexpred plus the
three months
Tuesday. October >. the Physi-
cal department started working
on Its test for the YMCA Pro-
greSSive Aquatic program. Many
boys registered for this swim
ming test. Forty-five junior and
intermediate bows were present
the first evening. Buddy Wilson
well known In the SWIMMING
world. handled the bows with the
assistance Of Al Wardlow. physi-
cal director.
PLANS are now being formed for
4 very interesting Pro -resSive gym
N-osram for the Junior, lnterme-
slate and senior BOYS This pro-
gram will oe under the capable
guidance Of " Leah, assistant
>hySlcal director. E De Bardclcben
BOYS department. Buddy Wilson.
swimming instructor: Al Wardlow
physical director and such volun.
icer help as Rip" Van Buren,. gym.
AaStits: Jesse Owen. track: Russ
Brown. volleyball. Ctr Van
HargiS. badminton and others.
The lnter-Frat swim contest was
held Friday. September %, with
only two fraternities being repre-.
sented. Nacirema and Omega.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13
Phi Beto Kappa
Debates &c. In
U. S. Colleges
Chronicle New York Bureau

The hey Reporter. Official organ
Of Phi Beta Kappa. honorary schol-
aSt.c fraternity. offers in is cur
rent issue A deoste on the stand
the Or sanitation should take toward
creating chapters al Sesre gated L 5
COLLEGES Dr. Broadus Mitchell. d.
.eCto. OF research for the Inter
national Ladies Garment Workers
Union IN New York. and editor
NrS,n,US Daoney OF the Richmond.
Times DISpatcn TOOK opposing sides
DR.. Mitchell submits that Phi
Beta Kappa should demand" aS
a prerequisite for granting a
chapter charter. that no dis
elimination on account Of race,
creed. color or national origin be
practiced." Dabney on the oppo-
>ition. asserted that such action
would he a mistake. He asserted
that Phi Beta Kappa action would
not change the policy OF Jim
crowism in southern colleges. and
IL would only be comparable to
the aholitionist pressure on AAS-
slavery southerners before the
civil War, which he considers
had a detrimental effect
LIBERAL Or Mitchell j. ma
I'VE o. kentucky who has taught
- JohrS Hopkins. Occidental! col
lc-e. New York university. and
Howard university
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13

'IIIItI;
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13

OAR To Rule On Scott
Appearance This Week

Lady agreed 20 attend the OAR
tea before the Hazel Scott Incl.
dent occurred.
President Truman's intervention
in the OAR ban OF Mss Scott was
requested by Democratic Congress
man Powell soon after the OAR
discriminatory action became
known
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13
Detroit Stun Clearance Gets Under Way
CONSTRUCTION
TO START IN 6
WEEKS TIM E
Federal Aid Promised
In Securing
Materials

The pred rtion that construction
Of ne DuugltS Homes Stun Clear
auce project would BEGIN within
- davs. WaS made last week by
Charles Edge aombC scCretary-di
rector OF the Detroit Housing com
mis- slou
FdgecOmbe declared that the
starting Of construction on this
new project would he the oDen-
ing gun In Detroits long range
slum clearance program. The
Federal government has promised
that il would expedite every
thing" EdeecOmb said And ]
see no reason WHY the work
should not begin within a very
short time
THE now projects All contain
736 dNc'linc units OF which 28S
Will bc in -four SIX story buildings
l32 m eleven 'hrce,>tory buildings
and 3l6 IN 'h!rty-nlnc tNo-Story
row houses
or tho Douglas site located n
Two block bourdcd bv Beaublen
-
streets there Viii DC IA units,
one hundred 'oriv-tour Of the units
are 20 bc in SIX story buildings
and 30 In Ave tWo-Story roV
roa~C-
FdceComb~ said further that
the fortV-five temporary mobile
war horSirg units now on the
site will he eliminated at the
beginning Of the construction
The three story twelve family
apartment on the southeast cor
ncr of wilkins and Beauhien will
not be demolished until the new
dwellings in the Douglas project
are ready.
NITHOUGH uo ror COMMUNITY
,',..' go. .rc 'Idcd ~ lie
10 LAS ..ufc.t orc clock a. Old
NN.>,, ti.' nc demolished. INC
-s.s 0i .evc.ol of< an7 nc area
"a f,t .o .ar 3 .Cp>tC- Dl4v- ngnd5
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-13

WASHINGTON. d C,-,NNPh
The Daughters OF the American
Revolution viii decide next week
whether 10 drop the bars against
colorci sriiSts performing at Con-
Stltution Hall.
Mrs. Julius Y. Talmadge, OAR
president general, said last Tues
dsy that the question Of allowing
HaIeI Scott. swing pianist turn
ing classical. to give q concert
in the hall will come before q
meeting Of the executive commit
tee here between Oct. 9 and IL.
HER announcement came after
, otcstS had been made from Capt.
NJ Hill against the exclusion OF
ilSs Scott from the hall
Mrs Talnadge said she person
" saw no reason at all for
70 rcStric; on against colored ar
IS because there are great artists
Qi all colors and nationalities. As
chairman Of the executive commit
tee o. the national board OF man.
~ mem. VI -. dl|lldb ~t WILL siN
said personally present the matter
for board action
A clause in all contracts for the
use Of the hall states, in effect.
that the hall Is omen to white
artists only. Mrs. Talmadge said
that as an individual she could
not take action to make An ex-
ception for Miss Scott. since the
contract clause. inserted In 1890,
could be removed only by the
Board OF Management
sen. ROBERT r. WAGNER,
Democrat. OF New York. tele-
craphed Rep Adam Clayton Powell
Democrat. OF New York. Miss
SCOTS husband. that he is ready
20 protest and to Join others in pro-
testing" the barring OF Miss Scott
from appearing in the hall.
His telegra was in reply TO a
telegram sent him BY Mr.. Powell
requesting immediate action in
the matter OF the barring OF his
wife
:
Senator James NJ. Mead Democrat.
Of New York. also assailed the ban
on Miss Scott.
Within q week after the news
broke that pianist Hazel Scott,
wife Of Congressman Adam Pow
ell. had been denied the use OF
the Daughters Of the American
Revolutions Constitution Hall In
Washington. IL was announced
that Mrs. Parry s. Truman would
he guest If honor At . OAR tea
October IL.
MRS. TAIMADGE said that the
,ong-standins 1892 rule was in con-
'orTance with customs prevailing
IN the District q, Columbia" Mrs
Truman's decision 10 attend the
OAR tea did not parallel Mrs.
RooSevelt's resignation Of her OAR
membership in 1899 when Marian
Anderson was denied use OF the
hall.
Mrs Truman IL an honorary
nember o. TIE Pioneer CHAPTER Of
the OAR in Independence. Mo-. her
hometown Repeatedly the Firs'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-05
NoSejo pristine delavnice

Stanovalci v Olmsted Falls,
predmestju Clevelanda, so imeli
svojo posebno sejo v solski dvo-
rani, ma kateri so ogorceno pro-
testirali, proti grajenju move
pristine delavnice v njih vasi.
Pred nekaj dnevi je bilo spo-
rocano, da sc namerava uki-
niti pristine delavnico v War
rensville Heights, ker je zasta-
rela in ne odgovarja potrebam.
Stanovalci v Olmstedu pravijo,
ako Sc vzame svet "a pristine
delavnico v njih vasi, bodo mno-
go izgubili ma davkih, XII 'sedaj
pomagajo kriti razne stroske
Ia pristine delavnico Sc name.
|rava porabiti 700 akrov sveta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-05
slovenskega
gostilniccarja prijeti

Detektivski inspenktor Chas
O. Newell je podal sinoci izjavo,
da je rop slovenskega gostilni-
carja Emery V. Krizmana ma
1904 Marcella Rd. N. e. pojas-
njen. Roparji, XII so odnesli il
tega stanovanja $23,5O0 so bill
prijeti Sc v nedeljo in cd teh je
Mrs. Marie Kelhar, sestra cd
Mrs. Krizman, spoznala diva ro-
parja. Eden cd teh je 32-letni
clovek, brat enega izmed cleve-
landskih policajev, in isti, XII je
ustrahoval Mrs. Kelhar, med
tenn, ko sta ostala diva preobrni-
la hiso in nasla denar in bonde,
nakar so vsi trije skupno pobeg-
Mill.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-05
NoIvi grobovi


Kot smo vceraj poroeali, je
umrl ma domu hcere ma Dock
Rd., North Madison, O., splosno
poznani John Perko, po domace
Glavicev Janez, star 70 let. Do
ma je bill il vasi Kuzilevec, fara
Zagradec, Fuzina, kjer zapusca
vec sorodnikov. v Ameriko :je
dospel leta 1887, Bill je clan dru-
stva sv. Imena pri fari Marie
Vnebovzete. Tukaj zapusca "a
lujoeo soprogo Frances, rojeno
Zajc, po domace Tekaveeva
Franco, IL vasi Mali Kor, fara
Krka, h6er Mrs. Frances Cinco,
pastorko Mrs. Mary Gliha, vec
vnukov in sorodnikov. S sopro-
go sta obhajala zlato poroko v
januarju 1943- Druzina je dolgo
let preje zivela ma TIA E. 156 St..
Pogreb sc bo vrsil v petek oh
8:45 uri zjutraj IL Josip zele in
sinovi pogrebnega zavoda, 458
E. 152 st., v cerkev Marie Vne-
bovzete oh 9:3O uri in nato ma
Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-05
Y San Francisco
caka $4,000 vojakov

SAN FRANCISCO, 4. decem-
bra. - Stevilo veteranov, XII sc
vracajo bojisc ma Pacifiku in
XII sedaj tukaj cakajo, da jih
vlaki razpeljejo domov, je danes
poskocilo ma $4,000, ko je pri-
stalo 16 transporter, katerih
Sc je izkrcalo $4,000 MOI.
Mornariske oblasti sedaj ca
kajo odgovora il Washingtona
ma zahtevo, da sc ukine vse ra-
zen nujno potrebne civilne VIA
ke, v prizadevanju, da Sc cim
veeje stevilo moz do bozica spra-
vi domov. Izrazeno je upanje,
da DO 10 vlakov danes odpelja-
10 5000 MOI, ampak prostor je
dejansko zajamcen samo "a A.
900 moz.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-05
STEVE STRK

Vceraj oh 9. uri zjutraj je pre-
minil Steve Strk, star ,55 let, XII
je bolehal tri leta. Donna je bill IL
sela Vidusevac, odkoder je pri-
Sci v Ameriko pred 40 lett. Sta
noval je pri druzini Mrs. Mary
Petroveic, 14O1 E. 80 st. Bill je
clan drustva sv. Josipa, st. SO
HBZ. Tukaj zapusca bratranca
Blaz Starka ma E. 81 st. Pogreb
Sc bo vrsil v petek oh 1915 uri
zjutraj IL A. Grdina in sinovi
pogrebnega zavoda, 1853 E. 62
st., v cerkev sv. Pavla ma E. 40
st., in nato ma Calvary pokopa-
lisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-05
Flu" v Clevelandu
dOsegla viSSek

DR.. John A. Tomey, professor
"a nalezljive bolezni ma Western
Reserve University sporoca, da
po njegovem mnenju je sedaj
epidemija influence ma visku V
Clevelandu. Oh tenn casu je v
Clevelandu vec ali mani bolnih
ljudi okrog 25O,000 ali vsaki &C.
trti clovek ina influence, XII pa
je sorazmerno milega znacaja.
Prehlad razsaja po vsej drza-
vi Ohio. Radi bolezni ostaja We
liko otrok donna liz sole. Odsot-
most je cd Is do 80 odstotkov
med ucenci v javnih solah. Pa
tudi mnogo uciteljev je obolelo,
tako da morajo razrede podvo-
jiti v nekaterih solah, ker nj ma
domestnih uciteljev ma razpo-
lago.
Zdravniki so izredno zaposle-
nj z obiski bolnikov in pravijo,
da Influenza je do sedaj milega
znacaja, XII Sc pricenja z glavo-
bolom, ali drisko, kasljem in wi
sano temperature. Traja pa po-
vprecno cd tri dni do en- teden
casa in napada ljudi vseh sta
rosti. Najbolje, kar more bolnik
narediti je, da gre v posteljo in
ostane v postelji tako dolgo, do
kler bolezen ne poleze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-05
Morajo ma zago-
vor radi podgan

Mrs. Ethel Cash in Cuyahoga
Estates sta dobila poziv, da Sc
morata javiti danes pred pomoz-
MIN policijskim prosekutorjem
Michael A. Gessick, da slisita
odlok glede odstranitve podgan
in stenic il dveh poslopij 3131
in 3145 Carnegie Ave.
Cuyahoga Estate je firma, XII
lastuje doticni poslopji in Mrs.
Cash ina ma njih najemno po-
godbo, "a kar plaza mesecno
$3.50, cd najemnikov pa preje-
ma mesecno $1,150 renta. Re-
kordi mestni hisi kazejo, da
Sc v doticnih poslopjih nahaja
osem stanovanj, preiskava pa je
dognala, da je bilo predelano
brez prijavljenja v Is stano-
vani Mr.. Petry, mestni inspek-
tor je dejal, da his ne more do
dobra pregledati, ker je V njih
proved smeti in navlake.
V enem teh poslopij je nedav-
no podgana ogrizla sest mesecev
starega otroka zakoncev Robert
Hadox, XII je moral v bolnisnico
radi zastrupljenja. Ia druzina
placuje $36 naiemnine "a tri
opremljene sobe mesecno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-05
FRANK GRDOSIC

Ma svojem domu je preminil
Frank Grdosic, star 70 let, sta
nujoc ma 12818 st. Clair Ave.
Donna je bill il Javorja ma Hr-
vatskem, odkoder je prisel v
Ameriko pred So lett. Bill je clan
drustva sv. Nikola, st. 22 HBZ.
Tukaj zapusca zalujoco soprogo
Martho, in diva necaka Michael
in Thomas Grdosic. Pogreb Sc
DO vrsil v petek Oh 9:3O uri zju-
traj IL Golub pogrebnega zavo-
da, 4703 Superior Ave-, cerkev
sy. Pavla, E. 40 St. in St. Clair
Ave-, ter nato ma Calvary poko-
palisce. s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-05
v BOLNIsNICI

v mestni bolnisnici Sc naha-
"a John Dodic, stanujoc ma 1422
e. 81 ST., donna IL Hrusice pri
Podgradu ma Primorskem. Obi
ski so dovoljeni vsak ponede-
lick in petek cd Z. do 8. ure zve-
der ia vsako sredo in nedeljo
Cd 1890 popoldne do 1::30 po-
poldne. Prijatelji in znanci SO
vabljeni, da ga obiscejo, mi mu
"a xelimo, da bi sc mu ljubo
sdrayje kmalu povrnilo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-05

vaske, ako mu
je m ar zdrava
koza, kajti cehi
so ane S eno-
stavno pozabili
" h u m a nj t ar
nost", kadar' gre
"a Nemce.
Sc nikoli v
dolgi zgodovini
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-05
MARY GLATCH

: Danes zjutraj je preminila
Mrs. Mary Glatch, stanujoea ma
789 Rudyard Rd. Pogreb ina v
oskrbi August F. Svetek pogreb-
nj zavod. Podrobnosti bono po-
rocali jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-05
THOMAS JURATOVAC

snoc; je premlnil Thomas Ju-
ratovac (Jeareck), stanujoe ma
1248 e. 146 st. Pogreb oskrbuje
pogrebni zavod August F. Sve-
tex, 478 E. 152 st. Podrobnosti
bono porocali jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-05
GEORGE CYRUS

Pogreb George (Michael) Cy-
rus, star so let, stanujoe ma 31O7
Payne Ave-, Sc bo vrsil danes oh
2. popoldne il pogrebnega zavo-
da A. Grdina in sinovi ma Wood
land pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-05
SEJA PRELOZENA

Clanicam krozka st. 1 Progre-
sivnih Slovenk Sc sporoca, da Sc
"a ia mesec seja ne bo vrsila v
eetrtek, pac pa v nedeljo Oh 2.
uri popoldne. Po seji Sc vrsi bo-
zicna zabava kot vsako leto.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-05
zUPAN BURKE APELIRA
"a POMOc JUGoSLAVIJI

zupan Thomas A. Burke
je vceraj tidal proglas, s ka-
terim je dolocil dneve cd
vceraj do, petka kot poseb-
no dobo "a zbiranje. pomoci
"a Jugoslavijo in apeliral
ma vse prebivalce Clevelan-
da, da podprejo delo Ame-
riskega odbora "a jugoslo-
vanski relif.
OdbOr, XII sodeluje Z Zdru-
zenim odborom cleveland
skin JugoslovanOv, zbira
topla ponosena oblacila,
cevlje in odeje "a takojsnjo
posiljatev v Jugoslavijo.
Mestna vlada je Mama
Mia, da bodO tekom f.
dnevne kampanje vse ognje-
gasne postaje sprejemale
darOvana oblaciIa. Druga
kolekcijska sredisca so sle-
deca:
GOdrich Social Settle
ment, 1920 E. 81 St.; Slo-
venski narOdni dom, GAIL
st. Clair Ave-; HrvaSki ma
rodni dom, 6314 st. Clair
Ave.; Slovenski drustveni
dom, 2O713 Recher Ave.
in glavni stan lokalnega od-
bora, 7O3 Public, Square
Building.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-05

nosti med Cehi in Nemci nj med
tema dvema narodana zijal tako
globok prepaid kot ju loci danes.
cehi niti ne skusajo skrivati
dejstva, da sovrazijo vse, kar-
koli je nemskega.
Edna stvar, mad katero Sc
cehi pritozujejo glede postopa-
n ia Amerikancev v "ameriski
conf ceskoslovaski, je dejstvo,
da ravnajo Amerikanci z Nemci
S preveliko obzirnostjo.
Izjava ceskega uradnika
0 suzenjstvu pod Nemci
"Skozi sest dolgih let so Mem
ci, naciji in ne-naciji, start in
mladi, zenske in otroci, skratka
Iysi Nemci, ravnali z nami kot s
'podljudmi'', mi je rekel neki
ceski uradnik, XII je zivel mno-
60 let " Ameriki. "Amerikanci
bi ne cutili mic drugace kot mi,
ako bi jih Nemci suvali in mo-
rili njih druzine kot so delali z
nami."
''Nemci maj bodo v Nemciji,
mi pa v Ceskoslovaski-druge
resitve nj. Preselitev Nemcev il
Ceskoslovaske v Nemcijo je "a
mas zivljenski problem. Nemci
morajo It'll in nihee mas ne bo
ustavil."
Nj je stvari, glede katere sto-
j narod tako trdno "a predsed-
nixon Benesem kot ravno v
njegovi odlocnosti, da Sc Cesko-
slovaska iznebi krkonoskih (su-
detskih) Nemcev.
v manjsem obsegu velja to
tudi "a Madzare v Slovaski. v
slueaju madzarske manjsine je
vprasanje nekoliko o zapleteno
ra di plemenskega izvora mno-
gih pomadzarjenih Slovakov in
ker nekateri krogi smatrajo slo-
| vaske Tide "a Madzare.
Po ceski statistiki Sc nahaja
ma Ceskem 2, $1,000 Nemcev
stevilo nemskega prebivalstva
ma ceskem je bilo vedno pred
met ostrega nesoglasja med C.
hi in Nemci. Nemci so vedno O
navajai visje stevilke kot Cehi.
Ko Sc je v maju tekocega le-
ia ceskoslovaska uprava uvedla
po vsem ozemlju republike, je
bilo mogoce ugotoviti priblizno
stevilo Nemcev ma podlagi Ii
vilskih kart, XII so bile separating
razdeljene med Cehe in Nemce.
Ma podlagi teh kart je Is. ju-
lija 1945 bivalo ma Ceskem, Mo-
ravskem in sleziji, izvzemsi Slo-
tvasko, 1O,s42,OOO oseb, cd ka-
terih je bilo, 6, ,O31, 900 Cehov in
e-Nemcev ter 2,811, 900 Mem
cey.
! v tel zvezi je zanimivo ONE
init, da je predsednik Benes ne.
davno ocenil stevilo Nemcev, ki
|se imajo izseliti u ceskoslova-
ske, ma okrog $500, 900. Ostalim
800, 900 se DO morda dovolilo, ds
ostanejo, ako bodo mogli doka.
zati zvestobo republiki.
! Nadaljsvanje n I. stranD
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Predsednik CIO izjavlja, da vlada
ignorira cloveske pravice ter vodi
politiko ''apizmenta'' napram kapitalu

. PITTSBURGH, Pa, 4. decembra - Philip Murray,
predsednk CO. je incl noco radijsk govor katerem e
osro ogosa deavsko politiko Trumanove adnstracije
katero e obtoz da e zavzea salisce apzenta napram
kapalu prot delavstvu prporoca spreem zakonov XII
morao oslabiti in koncno zot nihove unijske organ
Zaciie
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lavsko politiko predsednika
Roosevelta.
Trumanovo obravnavanje de-
lavskega vprasanja je oznacil "a
nerealisticno ter izjavil pred
burno odobravajocimi stavkarji,
da 81 Truman domislja, da vpra-
sanje delavskih odnosajev ''lah-
ko skrije pod suknjo, kakor
atOn1sko bombo."
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NOVA IZNAJDBA
"a MOSKE BRADE

Miss Violet Arnold il De-
troita, Mich, je dobila u. S. pa
tent st. 2,389,403 "a X-Ray bri-
tev. Inspiracijo "a iznajdbo te
britve je dobila cd svojega prija-
telja. Pravijo, da je to atomska
britev in po par poslugah S tenn
instrumentom, moskim sploh
dlake ne bodo vec rastle ma bra
di, obraz pa postane gladek in
rdeckast, popolnoma naravne
barve.
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Ce$kO sOUra$tUO do Men,
ecu ne pozna n,eje, p0-
rOca Theodore Andrica

Theodore Andrica XII sedaj nahaja Pragi kot po-
rocevalec Cleveand Press e il ceske prestoce po-
sal porotilo katerem slika neizerno sovrasvo Men,
in vsega nemskega XII je zajeo cesk narod Mr.
Andrica pise
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Otto Fricke in njegov cleve-
landski odbor "a nemsko pomoc
maj Sc drzi proc cd Ceskoslo-
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Nadaljne mestne novice
boste nasli ma A. strani dana
snje izdaje.