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Labor Organizer
Forced off Train

in Jail because he refused to give
up his parlor car seat and go into
the jim-crow car, A. Philip l2an-
dolph, international president of
the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters, at the mid-western head
quarters announced here.
Mr.. Patterson had purchased
ticket in New York to Atlanta, with
parlor car accommodations and on
reaching Virginia, the conductor
demanded that he move his seat
and go into the jim-crow car in
compliance with Virginia law. Mr.
Patterson refused TO move.
Upon arriving al Charlottesville,
the conductor had Mr.. Patterson
removed from the train by the
police, after offering him an oppor
tunity to proceed On his trip, if he
would consent to go into the JIM
crow car.
Upon Mr.. Pattersons repeated
refusal, he was put into the city
jail and arraigned before court. He
was fined 500 for disorderly con-
duct and the judge upon hearing
Mr.. PattersIn's statement ,~duced
the fine to $500
Mr. Patterson paid his fine and
upon being released, resumed his
tip to Atlanta, from which point
he called Mr.. Randolph and report
ed the case to him. Mr. Randolph
has indicated that the brotherhood
will take necessary legal actions
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-04-14

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terson, eastern zone supervisor aof
the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car
Porters, was TAKEN OH the train at
Charlottesville, Virginia, and put
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State PRESIDENT
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League Meeting

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ing of the National Progressive
Voters League here last week by
t. B. Wilson of Jackson, State
President and Rev. o. j. Turner OF
West Point, State Treas
T. B. Wilson, is also member
of the National Executive Com
mittee.
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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-26
CALIFORNIA Town
Wants NO (0L0RED
FRUIT WORKERS

LOS ANGELES, June 26 (ANP)
Because Of the presence of ia
maican fruit workers in La Habra,
Calf, the chamber of commerce re-
Gently passed a resolution directed
to Citrus Growers Inc, protesting
the presence of the Negro workers
within the city limits.
Reasons given for this action
were the assertion that seeing
large groups of Negroes on the
streets would give the town a bad
name," and the alleged complaints
by local merchants that some of the
newcomers were insolent.
Exactly what the leading citizens
of La Habra fear is not quite evil
dent. The police stated that there
have been no riots or near-riots, no
outbreaks of violence, not even any
incidents Of disorderly conduct.
Members Of the chamber of COM
merce have thrown light on the mo-
tivation of the resolution by stating
that there is a great deal of race
prejudice in the town caused by the
fact that many southerners have
moved into that area.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-26
AMTY BOARD TO AID
LAWYERS IN OFFICE
BUILDING JIM(R0W FIGHT

CLEVELAND, June 26 (ANP)
The community relations board
has decided to use its influence to
obtain downtown office space for
two well-known lawyers, who have
been refused office space because
they are Negroes.
The lawyers, Clayborne George
and Chester K. Gillespie, have been
notified they will have to relinquish
their office in the Hickox building
at the end of this year but have
been unable to rent another office
in the downtown area. George,
president of the Cleveland Civil
Service commission, and Gillespie,
a former member of the Ohio legis-
lature, have already charged they
were being jimcrowed because of
their race.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-26

The four applicants turned down
by Washington university author
tiles because they were Negroes
were J. T. Johnson,a a teacher in Lin
coin University, who wished to take
the summer school course in insur-
ance; Herman S. Dreer, teacher in
Stowe Teachers college here; Mrs.
Ruth Wood Williams, who has an
M. A. degree, and Miss Lulu How
ard, lawyer, who wished to take
a course in library science.
Washington university officials
admitted that the qualifications of
the four were unQuestioned.
NAACP officials here have ex-
pressed a determination that the
school will not be granted tax ex-
emptions to maintain a jimcrow
policy against Negroes and will ap-
ply for the privilege Of intervening
in the suit, now pending in curcuit
court, in which the school is asking
injunction against the city collec-
tor and assessor to restrain them
from listing the university's down.
town holdings of business property
for taxation.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-26

The community relations board,
dedicated to the purpose Of promot-
ing and preserving amicable racial
and religious relations here, has
agreed that the two Negro attor-
neys are the victims of racial dis
elimination and can not ignore
their plight if other racial problems
are to be solved.
"A member of the board should
confer with officials of the Office
Managers association to see what
the objections were against housing
the two lawyers, suggested Federal
Judge Robert N. Wilkin. Then, if
the association, as expected, replies
that other tenants have raised the
objections, the boards representa-
tive will ask for the names Of the
complaints and call on them.
Joseph Kres, a member, joined
Judge Wilkin in suggesting that the
downtown building operators be in
formed, if they are obdurate, that
the board would be forced to spon-
sor a city ordinance making racial
discrimination illegal here. The Rev.
A. J. Murphy, director of the Cath
olic Charities Bureau, will be the
community relations boards repre-
sentative.
A race relations unit was estab-
lished in the police department here
prior to the boards meeting on the
suggestion Of Mayor Thomas A.
Burke. Detective 1t. George Smyth
was placed in of the unit. Detective
John Ungvary, member of the re-
Gently disbanded police subversive
activities unit, will assist him.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-26
UNIVERSITY SEEKS TAX
EXEMPTION TO
MAINTAIN JIMCR0W

ST. LOUIS, June 25 (ANP)-
Washington university here is seek
ing tax exemptions while maintain
ing its jimcrow policies against the
admission of Negro students.
Four Negroes were denied ad-
mission to the university last week
and the NACP Immediately an
nounced that it will oppose tax ex-
emption for the school. The four
students, who wanted to take sum-
mer courses at Washington univer-
sity, were accompanied by Atty.
David M. Grant, NAACP official.
George w. Lamke, school regis
trar, rejected the students, Atty.
Grant revealed.
"Mr. Lamke said that colored
students could not be accepted, that
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-26
U. 5. COURT HOLDS TEACHER
PAY DISCRIMINATION
IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL

ST. LOUIS, June 26 (ANP)-
The Little Rock Special School dis
trict has violated the 18th amend
ment to the United States constitu-
tion in paying Negro school teachers
less than white school teachers.
That was the ruling Of the United
States circuit court of appeals here
in reversing a decision Of the United
States District court of the eastern
district of Arkansas. The lower
court was ordered to enter the judg-
ment asked by Mrs. Susie Morris, a
Little Rock school teacher, whose
petition described her to be acting
''for herself and for others similarly
situated"
Mrs. Morris had asked the court
to declare that race discrimination
existed in payment of Little Rock
school teachers. In addition, she
asked for an injunction to prevent
such discrimination, but the higher
court held that the situation of
which she complained had been cor
rected. The court declared itself
ready to entertain a new motion for
an injunction if it proved to be
needed.
The Little Rock school board had
claimed that no discrimination
based on race existed. The Ameri-
can Civil Liberties union here inter-
vened in behalf of Mrs. Morris in the
appeal to the U. S. Circuit court.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-26

it was the rule of the institution"
Grant disclosed. A secretary in the
office of Dean Richard Jones, Of
the graduate school, remarked that
"this is a white school and always
has BEEN"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-26
AT THE THEATERS

Palace, "City of Missing Girls"
and "I'll Sell My Life" also chap
ter 2 of the Jungle Queen"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-13
njegovim prejsnjim

glasju 2 njegovim prejsnjim
bitjem.
Gabrijela pride takoj, cd.
govori Wolf ma ocetovo opazko
Pa vendar ne bodi tako resen
in zalosten - ravno tako, kot
bi bill pri pogrebu - in pri tenn
81 mores v vsakem oziru cesti.
tati. ~
- Papa, nekaj te prosim
prenehaj S takimi besedami; te.
ga ne morem prenasati. To me
drazi, - pravi Wolf s tresocim
glasom.
Oce nikakor nj mogel uvideti
kaksno zrtev mu je prinesel; mi.
sill je cello, da mu mora biti hva-
lezen, ker mu je pomagal do ia.
ke "sreee". Nepopisno grenah
obeutek Sc ga poloti. Kaj yes 81.
jaj in bogastvo, ako pa mu je
bio srce prikrajsano.
Yes zadovoljen in srecen hod
oce po sobi in 81 ogleduje dra.
go pohistvo.
- Vse tako lepo, drago - te
moran reel; samo klavir pred
stavlja cello premozenje; same
poglej vdelane descice, zares le
po, cetudi nekoliko kaze ma ba'
hanje. Pa mic zato - drugace
priiaZni liudie. zelo liubezn iiv
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-13

kar nj prirojeno, tudi ne mo-
re biti nauceno! In tvoja neve-
sta - ne bodi vendar tako brez-
brizen - je naravnost ocarlji-
va - Erwin bi zlezel v zrak -
samo njena postava, - o, ka-
kor v pravljici.
2 mladenisko gibcnostjo hiti
GabriJeli nasproti, XII Sc je raw
no prikazala med vrati.
- Kako to? - vprasa Ca
brijela smeje.
- No, potrpezljivo sem mo.
raj poslusati neskoncne sinove
slavospeve, - pravi baron in j
galantno poljubi troko.
- vi, ubogi, najvecjega po.
milovanja vredni tast, - sc
smeje Gabrielle in Sc oprime
njegove roke; koketna ga po.
gleda. - Skoda, ko bi bila jaz
ma vasem mestu. Wolf nj pray
mic ljubeznjiv. Ali sedaj Sc mis-
ljubosumen?
- Ljuba Gabrijela, ne moren
Sc prilizovati. Ljubosumen ns
oceta? Ne! Ravno nasprotno
veseli me, da sc Z MIN tako ra'
zumes. 0, nova obleka!
(Dalje prihodmT6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-13
SliiIS Iii|sIiilsIi'
(Nadaljevanje)

- Da, Gabrijela, je pa ven-
dar-le lepse, &c sva porocena in
imava svoj dom, v katerem sc
giblje ljubka zenica, XII ljubezni-
vo in prijazno stopi pred moza,
ko pride truden in izmucen il
svoje sluzbe domov - ali ne mi
slis tudi tt tako? - vprasa jo
ljubeznivo in pritisne k sebi ter
10 pogleda S svojini temnimi
zalostnimi ocmi, XII so imele ta-
ko moe mad zenskimi srci - in
cello v dvojni meri, ako je le ho-
tel! Zdaj je hotel porabiti to
moe, prvic, da je to storil ma
menoma, da doseze svoj cilj.
- Imas prav, predragi, - od-
vrne Gabrijela, - imas prav;
ma vsak nacin mora biti mad vse
lepo, kadar sta enkrat diva last
eden drugega. o, tako hrepe-
MIN po tenn, ker te tako nepo-
pisno ljubim! Odkar te poznam
Dve lett 81 ze tukaj. Ko bi te ne
bila videla, bi bila re davno po-
rocena. Tako pa sem cakala ma
tebe!
- Gabrijela, ma meme, uboge-
ga, neznatnega poroenika - :?
- Da, Wolf, priznam ii! Ma
10 je manjkalo, da Sc nisem "a
rocila z grofom M. ne vem, ako
ga poznas. Tedaj pa sem te vi
della v gledaliscu - O Sc, ma
tancno vem, igra je bila "Potop-
ljeni zvon'' - ii 81 bill tako "a
topljen, da nisi niti enkrat po-
gledal po obcinstvu. - Kako
sem bila lJubosumna ma dekle,
kateri 81 posvetil vso svojo po-
zornost. JAZZ sem sedela v lozi
ravno tebi nasproti. Ugajal 81
NIL tvoj lepi obraz, - oh, me,
mlada dekleta, smo vse norele
"a teboj. Pravzaprav ii tega ne
bi smela povedati, kajti moski
81 takoj proved domisljujete.
Wolf Sc prisiljeno nasmeje.
Menu to razkritje nj bilo po-
sebno prijetno, ker je bill So
vraznik vsakega pretiravanja,
posebno &c mu je kdo govoril
priliznjeno, kot sedaj Gabrije-
la.
Seasonal Sc lahko posta-
mem osaben in nadut, 49, pravi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-13
Opomini glede raci-
joniranja
Meso, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe I'm mlekO

Meso, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe In mleko
Rdece znamke FL do XII sc
veljavne vsaka "a 10 pointov dc
80. novembra.
Znamke o. do U-2 veljavne
do 81. augusta.
Znamke w do ~ veljavne
do 80. septembra.
Znamke Al do Ell veljavne
do 81. oktobra.
Procesirana jedila
Modre znamke P-1 do TT
so veljavne vsaka 20 10 pointov
do 80 novembra.
Znamke Y-2, Z2, Al, B-1 in
CT do 81. augusta.
Znamke d. do HI do 80
septembra.
Znamke il do Nj veljavne
do 81. oktobra.
Cevlji
Znamke st. 1, 2,3 in 4 z zrako.
ljavne do preklica.
SladkOr
Sladkorna znamka Stew. SO "a
5 funtov sladkorja je veljavna
do 81. augusta.
Kurilno ollie
Znamke Stew. 1, 2, 3, 4 in 5,
so sedaj veljavne, vsaka "a
10 galonov.
GasOlin
Znamka A-16 je veljavna "a 6
gal. gasolina do 21. sept. Znam-
Ike b., B-8, CT in C-8 so ve-
ljavne vsaka "a pet galonov ga
solina "a nedolocen cas-. Ma
lieu vsakega kupona mora biti
napisano ime drzave in licencna
stevilka. Pri prosnji "a dodatno
kolieino gasolina je treba ma
vesti rekord prevozenih mill.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-13

In picture at left : destroyer
transfers wounded mon from anOth-
er ship to the USS Santa Fe (right)
for treatment after m actiOn In tho
Pacific. This cruiser has an envi-
able record in the Pacific war. She
has taken part in many major en-
gagements and never lost man in
action. Above: "A striking photo
made from the bridge of the Santa
Fe as the cruiser rode out typho0n
while operating with 3 fast carrier
task force in the South China Sea.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-13
Urodniki SLOW.
demokro+skego
kIubo V Euc|idu

Predsednik Andy Jerman, 792
e. 232 st.; podpredsednik Anton
Sternad, 1860 Naumann Ave-;
tajnik Michael Boich, 22571
Ivan Ave.; blagajnik Frank
Smaltz, 21481 Naumann Ave-. /;
zapisnikar John Gabrenja, 22O10
Ivan Ave.; nadzorni odbor: John
Kinkoff, John Robich, Louis
Zgonc.
Seize Sc vr$ijo Vsak drstgi toreK
. neesecu . Slov. draI$tvenena do
1aat 7a0 Recher Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-13

tako pustiti zapeljati strasti, ko
je mislil, da je druga!
Mogoce bo kdo prisel, -
rece tho Gabrijela. Magic stopi
k zrcalu, da 81 popravi lase.
Smeje ga pogleda in rece:
- Kako mores biti tako ne
otesan, ii porednez - samo po-
glej, kako 81 me vso preonega
vii.
Wolf stopi k Mi in j poljubi
roko.
= Oprosti; ne DO Sc vec zgo-
dilo!
Gabrijela ga zacudeno pogle-
da, nato pa sc zasmeje ma yes
glas:
- o, tt moi ljubi Wolf! Raw
no to! - VISA razvneta sc mu
zopet vrze okoli vratu. - O, ii
kako te ljubim. - in tt me mo-
ras tudi tako ljubiti - slisis !?
Teh par minut, XII so mama do
deljene, hocem tudi uzivati.
Ropot v sosednji sobi jo pre-
strasi.
- ze zopet Lazarjeva.
Gospodicna Lazarjeva odpre
vrata.
- Prosila bi gospodo, da gre
ma kavo. Ma vrtu je vse pri-
pravljeno. - Sicer pa, gospica
Gabrijela, prisla je posiljatev,
XII sem jo takoj razvila. Zelo le-
po je izdelana.
- Torej vendar, - pravi Ca
brijela. - Sal ne bos hud, &c te
"a trenutek pustim samega.
- Kan pa gres, Gabrijela ?
- jo vprasa mirno.
20, tega ii ne izdam - pre-
senecenje! Ali n al ii povem ?
Papa mi je kupil novo obleko.
Danes zjutraj bi jo imela nositi,
pa me je ia neumna sivilja pu-
stila ma cedilu.. Je samo lahka
poletna obleka, toda nicesar
vec nisem imela obleci.
- Toda, draga, sal v tel bell
obleki zgledas tako lepa. Zelo
mi ugajas v njej.
Pa ia je tako gorka - ona
druga je mnogo lazja. Radoved-
ma sem, kako tt bonn ugajala v
njej!
z roko mu vrze poljub in ma
glo odide IL sobe.
Wolf sc oddahne, kot bi sc re-
Sill nekaj neprijetnega. Vendar
je bill enkrat zopet sam! Kako
tezko mu je bilo biti sam svo-
jo nevesto! Vso svojo paznjo je
moral posvetiti njej, moral jo je
obsipati z ljubeznivostmi in ME
MIN ljubosumnim izbruhom .je
moral kazati prijazno lice, kar
je bilo prot njegovim srcnim
cuvstvom, samo da il je potola-
I'll sumnjo.
Sam? Kot izgleda, ia ne
vesta te misli proved razvaditi.
Pa sem mislil, da vaju bonn pre-
senetil v ljubeznjivem objemu,
- sc smeje Wolfov oce.
Bill je zidane volje. Vino ga je
razgrelo, da je bill yes rdec v IL
ce. V ustih je fiscal veliko ciga-
70 - zares, papa baron, kot so
ga nazivali Ulrihovi, je bill v
svojem veselem razpolozenju. .
Hladno ga OPAQUE Wolf. Ali
je to oni MOI, v katerega je gle
dal resnicni, navduseni ljubez-
nj, XII mu je bill zgled plemenito-
sti? Ne, izpremenil Sc je; when
je bilo nekaj prostega, kricece-
ga, kar nikakor nj bilo v So
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-13
NaprOdajj

je hisa IL sobami; 3 garaze; vse
moderno. Vse sobe so oddane
rednim najemnikom. Dobra pri-
lika "a nakup hise "a polovico
vrednosti. Lastnica je vdova
Mrs. Vacha. Oglejte 81 hiso ka-
darkoli ma 6203 Broadway.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-13
PonIadni sen
ROMAN II zIVI.JENJA

X
Priredil I. Fl.

nato, - da sc nekater takO "a
nimajo "a mojo brezpomembno
osebo. - Toda grof, Gabrijela,
kaj je Z MIN?
- Gotovo je odpotoval v sle-
zijo, da oskrbuje svoja poses
tva. Bill je zelo lep, toda oprosti
Wolf, ne bi smela tega reci. O,
Wolf, tako zelo rada te imam.
Cd ljubosumnosti bi zblaznela,
ako bi vedela, da razun meme
poljubis Sc katero drugo. Ii 81
vendar moi, samo moi? Povej
mi, ako ljubis Sc katero drugo
poleg meme? Vam, da TAXI mia
di gospodje MISC v tenn tako ma
tancni.
| - Toda Gabrijela, - odvrne
Wolf resno, - kaj moran sill
sati! Kaksne misli imas svoji
glavi? Ne zali me S takim neza-
upanjem. Cd dneva, ko 81 po-
stala moja, "a meme nj vec no.
bene zene.
Osramocena povesi Gabrijela
glavo, nato pa strastno isce ME-
gova usta.
Oprosti, oprosti, mi Wolf, -
sepece, - samo moja prevelika
ljubezen. -
V sosednji sobi slisata glas
gospodicne pl. Lazarjeve, XII je
govorila sobarico. Magic skoci
Gabrijela z Wolfovega narocja.
- Nekaj minut bi nam bila
Sc lahko privoscila, da bi bila
sama, - rece nejevoljno in cd
jeze spaci obraz. - Tako, zdaj
pa ii bonn zapela pesem - to-
da sedi tam, drugace me Sc
zmotis. Sede h klavirju in pole:
"zora vstaja, dan sc della,
Lubbock, Lubbock moi;
dusa klice tt vesela:
Bog teboi S teboj!
III 81 meni vse ma sveti,
Lubbock, Lubbock moi!
Najsrecnejsa med dekleti
sem S teboj, S teboj!"
Wolf Sc pri teh besedah zga-
ne. Ali mu nj tudi re Maria
govorila nekoc iste besede S svo-
jim sladkim glasom? In ali je nj
tedaj strastno objel?
V popolni jasnosti mu stoji
oni vecer pred ocmi in spomin
ma to ga objame vso silo. Nj
vec poslusal, kaj mu pole ME-
gova nevesta, nj slisal, ko je
koncala in Sc zopet obrnila k
MENU. Sedel je, rokami 81 pod
piral glavo in je bill zatopljen v
misli.
- Wolf! - ga prestrasi glas
njegove neveste, - Wolf, sal
niti ne poslusas - zopet 81 raz-
tresen - in Sc prosis me.
Wolf jo pogleda in v njenih
oceh zopet opazi ono zarenje,
XII nj obetalo mic dobrega.
- Ma kaj, ali boljse, ma ko-
ga vendar mislis? To hi rada ve-
della! Wolf! III me nimas rad!
Ore Sc v MO z izgubljenim
pogledom, XII je skoro svignil
mimo ME v nepoznani svet. Ma
to pa stopi k njej in jo tako
stisne k sebi, da il skoro poide
sapa.
- Kaj delas, Wolf? Izpusti
me! - Sc brani, toda nj mislila
resno. Samo njena usta so 60
vorila, drugace pa ga je drzala
" trdem objemu. Vroce jo po-
ljubi ma rdeea usta in il govori
v uho:
'"Tako prsi ma prsi, =.
popolnoma moja; =
tako te drzim
sred srcnega boja".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-13

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-07
WINFIELD SCHOOL TO.
 HOLD CIRCUS SHOW

A gala circus show, featuring 28 young performers ranging in age from six to fifteen years, will be pre- s2nted by the pupils of the Winfield Territorial School Friday evening, May Il, at 7.30 o'clock in their school house at Lena Beach.
 Two mirth-provoking clowns will be on hand to keep the audience in laughs throughout the evening. A bearded lady, a rubber-neck lady, and wild Indian, as well as four or five other amusing characters will also Ee present.
 Three wild beasts, each attended by charming trainer, will enter tain the spectators, and a master magician will fascinate the audience with his lore.
 The music for the occasion will be punished by Primary Rhythm Band, composed of 12 small mem bers playing upon instruments of their own creation.
 The evenings entertainment is under the direction of the teachers, Mrs. Mary Pinkley and Mrs. Etolin Wittanen.
 A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend this enter tainment. There will be no admis- sion.