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The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-20


Mayor wouldn't answer his call.
Twice he went down to his Of
flee with a group of concerned
veterans. The Mayor was con-
veniently out.
Finally the other day, without
explanation, the Mayor called
Roosevelt and asked him to
come to his office to discuss his
temporary housing project.
The Mayor was ready with a
plan of his own, however, since
he was not willing to see pre-
fabricated houses brought into
the city.
After a survey Of New York
and its boroughs, LaGuardia
told FDR Jr. that it was pos
sible to turn $4,000 easements
in one and two family dwellings
into apartments. This could be
gotten underway by January.
This plan is fine" Roosevelt
said. land shows a real effort
on the part of public officials.
However, that is January" he
added. "The men want homes
now"
There Is also the problem of
getting materials, painters, dec
orators, and carpenters - which
is the same problem that is fac
ing builders who want to 60
ahead on permanent dwellings.
WOULD USE FAIR GROUNDS
''The Mayor Sc ems to be
against temporary housing for
fear it will create more slums,"
Roosevelt said as he left La
Guardia's office. However, he
seems to have overlooked the
fact that the Federal Public
Housing Administration sets a
time limit on the units. They
must be torn down in a speci-
fled number of years"
Roosevelt said he had sug-
gested that the emergency
houses be erected in Flushing
Meadow, the now vacated World
Fair grounds that could accom-
modate 10000 units alone.
washington is more than will
ing to make these units avail
able" he added, "and with a re-
quest from the Mayor they could
be shipped to the city almost i'm
mediately.
"Such units have been sent to
Newark and other cities in the
nation that are facing the same
problem. 1t can be done, and
done successfully. This is not
only New York's headache. It
concerns every industrial city in
the nation"
Meanwhile Commissioner Jo-
seph Platzker, chairman of the
Mayors H using Committee,
said that 1900 apartments were
being rehabilitated at the pres
ent time and would be made
available to veterans.
"The best thing that can be
done to ease the housing short
age" he stated in a telephone
conversation, ''is to encourage
rehabilitation, speed up con-
struction Of family houses, and
make available resort homes
that are closing during the win
ter.
did you know. he shouted,
setting up a loud vibration in
the telephone, ''that there is not
enough common brick in all of
New York City for one little
apartment house? Until the bot
tleneck in materials is broken,
we probably won't even be able
to rehabilitate many houses. I
have heard the cry for apart
ments for so long, Z hear IL in
NV sleonv
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-28
Q zvisoniu mezd in pIoe in
niihovem ponenu "a Ameriko
NupisoI Philip Murray, predsednik Clio

kovnjaki cenijo, ola bodo dobi-
Gki v letih 1945-46 cello Sc pre-
segali dobicke tekom vojne.
Nadalina porocila IL vladimir
virov povedo, posebno ona, ka-
terra je pripravil urad "a vojno
mobilizacijo in rekonverzijo, da
hi mogla industrija ugoditi "a
htevam zviSanja plac V izmeri
24R, ne da bi znizala svoj do
bicek. Predsednik Truman je
nedavno i~zjavil, da SO takojSnji
koraki zvisanja plac mogoci, ter
ola velja to storiti. Industrial
temu ne oporeka resno, ker teh
dejstev nj mogoce prikriti. Del
stva SO trmasta, je trdil Lincoln.
Go in unije podruznice zago-
varjajo izravnavo zm~anjSanja
dohodkov pr delodajalcih, pr
vladi in pri %javnosti. C1O veru-
lie, da bodo dobronamerni mo-
Ski in zene, clani organiZiranega
delavstva ali ne, uvideli, da je
zahteva resnega zviSanja osnov-
nih mezd upravicena, elm Sc jim
pomen teh dejstev raztolmaci in
DO ozadje tega vpraSanja po-
stale sploSno znano.
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Il SANSovego urodo
1895 W.. 10Th St, Chicago q, Ill.
Ustunovifev zQvurovuIneuu
zovodo SIoveniie

Maihen narod kot smo Slo-
venci je bill pred vojno vedno
izkorisGan pc tujcih ma vse mo-
goce nacine, Tujci SO imeli maj
lepSe vinogradniSke vrhe V Slo-
venskih goricah, tujci so sedeli
upravnih odborih nash indu-
strijskih podjetij in tujci so Sc
sopirili pc nash letoviskih vi
lah.
Tujci SO izkoristili znoj naSe-
ga cloveka in odnaSali naSe ma
rodno bogastvo V tujino.
Tudi zavarovalstvo nj bill mai
hen kanal, pc ,katerem Sc je cd
tekalo naSe premozenje V tuii-
40. Pred vojno je delovalo V Ju-
goslaviji % zavarovalnic, cd ka-
terih jih je imelo V Sloveniji
dovoljenje "a poslovanje Is.
Med tenn je bila res domaca sa-
mo Vzajemna zavarovalnica, Xxi
je V svoje poslovanje zajela
mnozice s~lOvenskega ljudstva in
Sc radi tega razvila V samo slo-
vensko zavarovalnico. Svoje de-
lovanje in poslovne zveze pa je
vodstvo Vzajemne zavarovalni-
ce V zadnjih letih usmerilo po-
pomona V svoje strankarske
vode. Med okupacijo je vodstvo
Vzajemne zavarovalnice spre-
menilo svojo organizacijsko
mrezo in jo usmerjalo V pravi
organizacijski steber belogardi-
Una in poznejSega domobran-
stva. Z osvoboditvijo je velika
vecina uradniStva Vzajemne "a
varovalnice pobegnila in tudi
velik del upravnega odbora je
odSel Z o~kupatorji. Ia eminent
nj domaci zavod je ostal skorai
brez pravega vodstva in njegov
upravni odbor nj bill niti veC
sklepcen.
Ostala pa je ogromna vecina
slovenskih zavarovancev, pribli-
zno $50 tisoc. Ma pritisk teh "a
varovancev je bill sporazumno z
Narodno Waldo sklican obcni
zbor, XII je temeljito spremenil
upravo zavoda. Obcni zbor ie V
juliju Spremenil tudi pravila.
NajvaznejSa sprememba V pra-
With je ia, da DO odslej imeno-
novala Narodna vlada federalne
Slovenije V upravni odbor zavo-
da 10 6lanov, in sicer Jill pred
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varovalstva, zlasti pa Sc pozar-
mega.
Drugih Is zavarovalnih
druzb, XII SO poslovale V Slove-
Mil, SO pc osvoboditvi odnesle
sila in kopita. Kot tujcem, XII
so sodelovali Z okupatorji in ga
financno podpirali njihovi
borbi prot osvobodilni 'front.',
torej proti slovenskemu narodu,
je bio njihovo premozenje Cd
Narodne Wade Slovenije zaple-
Memo. Zavarovalni zavod Slo-
venije torej ostane edna Java
rovalnica v Sloveniji. Koliko do
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laga financni minister. Ostalih
9 clanov pa Sc izvoli ma vsako-
letnem obcnem zboru. S tenn je
obcni zbor izrocil kontrolo mad
zavodom slovenski narodni Via
di. To dejstvo nam nudi popol-
no jamstvo, ola Sc bodo vsi re-
zervni denarni skladi, katere
mora imeti vsaka zavarovalni-
ca, ,porabljali res v obce korist-
ne, sploSno narodne namene.
Financni minister Slovenije
je imenoval upravni odbCr
predstavnike ministrstva "a fl
nance, "a industrijo in rudar-
stvo, "a socialno politiko in "a
iniciativni zadruzni odbor Slo-
veniie. Obcni zbor pa je izvolil
candidate, kateri SO vecinoma
aktivno delovali v osvobodilnem
gibanju. Sestava upraYnega Cd
cora, V katerem so zastopani
predstavniki vseh panog nase-
ga gospodarstva, nam kaze, ka-
ko veliko vaznost polaga Naro-
dina vlada ma naSe zavaroval-
stvo. Nov duh. XII je zavel ma
obcnem zboru, Sc kaze tudi V
spremembi pravil. .Obcni zbor
ie sklenil, da Sc zavarovalnica
imenuje Zavarovalni zavod Slo-
venije.
Zavarovalni zavod Slovenije
prevzema VISA aktiva in pasiva
bivSe Vzajemne zavarovalnice.
Ustanovitev Zavarovalnega "a
voda Slovenije predstavlja IRE
dino vazno pridobitev narodno
osvobodilne borbe. z ustanovit-
WHO Zavarovalnega zavoda Slo-
Veniie imamo vsi Slovenci MOI
most, da Sc zavarujemo res pr
domacem podjetju in imamo pri
tenn absolutno jamstvo, da Sc DO
nabrani denar uporabljal V splo-
Sno korist slovenskega naroda.
Zavarovalni zavod Slovenije
namerava urediti naSe zavaro-
valstvo, katerega nam je okupa-
tor zapustil V popolnem razsu-
lu. Ureditev zavarovalstva DO IL
vedena z vso skrbjo in so "a to
V Zavarovalnem zavodu Slove-
nije velike priprave. Upamo, da
DO Zavarovalni zavod Slovenije
stopil V kratkem V javnost in
pricel Z obnavljanjem vsega Ia
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bicka SO delale tuje zavarovalne
.firme V, Sloveniji, katerim je
stara vlada dajala skoraj neo-
mejen monopol, nam pove samo
sledeca primera: Ia zavaroval-
nino ma ]potovanju pc zeleznicah
SO te tuje druzbe potegnile IL
ljudskih zepov cd stir do pet
milijonov d~inarjev ma leto. To
samo V Sloveniji. Placale pa so
zavarovancem cd tri do Stiri sto
tisoc dinarjev. Dobicek 800.
-Tajnistvo SANSa.)
Pc Ljudski pravici II. avgu-
sta 1945.
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Rusiio Sc odIoeiIo; do
DO sIo po svoiih potih

V QanaSnJem caSu ne more Vec
ostati prikrita, ali posest enc sa-
me drzave ali skupine draw. To
zatrdilo je prislo sele pozneje v
njegovem govoru, tam kjer je
razpravljal o tehnicnem napred-
ku in raziskavanju " svrho mi
ru. Zelo pazljivo Sc je torej IL
ognil vtisu, XII bi mogeI sicer
nastati, da namerava Russia
proizvajati in vporabljati atom
ske bombe. Mixer nj zahteval,
da maj Zed. drzave dele z Rusi-
10 svoje skrivnosti glede atom
ske e~nergije. Dejal je lie, da 81
jih DO Russia sama tudi preskr-
bella.
V bistvu je torej Molotov re-
kel predsedniku Trumanu ma
slednje: Vasa politika nj reali-
STIGMA. Mesto da govorite Q
atomski energiji, date, da Sc po-
menimo nekoliko O vpraSanju
razorozevanja. Ko je govoril O
balkanskih problemih, je izpu-
still najmocnejsi argument, XII
mu je bill ma razpolago, MANFRED,
popolna svoboda volitev, XII so
Sc vrSile ma Madzarskem. De-
jail je, da je razdelitev velepose-
stey star problem V Evropi in
da Sovjetska unija nj odgovor-
ma "a levicarsko smer v teh de-
zelah. Poudaril je, da obljuba
krimske deklaracije, da bodo IL
brisani tudi zadnji sledovi ma
CHINA in fasizma, nj izpolnjena.
Nv nekaterih dezelah Sc vedno
velja nacelo, da maj svoboda 60
vora in casopisja pomeni, da
prodanim lakejem faSizma nj
treba nobene kamouflaze "a nil
hoVo propaganda ~, je dejal.
Molotov je tudi naglaSal, da
program "a ~reparacije, glede
katerega SO Sc bill sporazumeli
veliki trije V Potsdamu, Sc We
dino nj V izvedbi, navzlic veil
kanskim potrebam Rustic, XII
mora nadomestiti, kar SO Nemci
odnesli IL dezele. To je bill tudi
Molotov odgovor Trumanu ma
izjave glede vrednosti medina
rodnih sporazumov.
10 je Molotov govoril o "a
devi zahodnega bloka, katerega
smatra "a odkrito groznjo prot
Sovjetski uniji, SO bile njegove
besede naslovljene Britaniji in
Franciji, ne pa Ameriki. Ne da
bi omenil besedo 'vzhodni biloxi
Molotov zanikuje, da bi bila Ru-
Sija zgradila svoj lastni biloxi ma
vzhodu. On zahteva, da prevza-
mejo veliki trije odgovornost "a
svetovni mir, ter da Sc postum
jejo kot orodja pri tenn organi-
zacije zedinjenih narodov. Tu
svari sovjetski pnvak pred tenn,
da bi postala organizacija zedi
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OclV1dnO Je, Ola Sc SedanJe
svetovno vretje obraca najveG
proti Rusiji. Donald Bell, XII piSe
"a casnisko agencijo ONA.
pravi:
Trajalo DO nekaj casa predno
bono prebavili govor komisarja
Molotova O zunanji politiki. Pr
vo, kar je presenetljivo, je to.
da je govoril Molotov in ne Sta
lin. Toda IL govora samega IL
haja, da Stain nikakor nina ma
mena umakniti Sc V ozadie, in
da je slej kot pref duSevni vo-
dja Rustic in odlocilna osebnost
V njeni ~zunanji politiki.
Druga znaGilna poteza je ia,
da Sc je zacela proslava ruske
revolucije Z govorom O zunanji
politiki. Il tega sledi, da SO "a
deve zunanje politike danes V
Sovjetski Rusiji ma prvem me-
stu.
Redko Sc pripeti, ola dobi ru-
ski narod tako podrobne podat-
Ike O sovjetski ~zunanji politiki.
To je cato, ker je bill govor ma
menjen V prvi vrsti zunanjemu
svetu - najbolj pac Washing
tonu. Molotov je odgovarjal
predsedniku Trumanu ma ME
gov govor o priliki obletnice
mOrnarice.
Predsednik Truman je bill pr
vi, XII je poskusil obnoviti odno-
SAFE pretrgane ma londonski kon-
ferenci, ko je postal svojega am
basadorja h Stalinu. Trumanov
govor je bill tudi V celoti priob-
cen V ruskem casopisju. Ruski
prvaki bi bill mogli odgovoriti
preko svojih diplomatov, a SO
raje stopili javnost.
Molotov Sc nj lotil razprave
o nacelih, katera je objavil
p%redsednik Truman. Bill je mno-
60 boil stvaren in Sc podal boil
V podrobnosti - govoril je @
atomski bombi in O denacifika-
ciji Europe, O nemskih reparaci-
jah in pokrajinskih blokih dr.
zav, O oborozevanju in 0 razde-
litvi veleposestev V Evropi, G
tenn, kako Rusi razumevajo
pojm demokracije. Dotaknil Sc
je predmetov kot svoboda caso-
pisja, antisemitizma, kontrolna
komisija "a Japonsko, razmerje
velikih treh in bodocnost orga-
nizacije zedinjenih narodov,
Najvec odobravanja je dozi-
vel ruski drzavnik, ko je dejal,
da DO priSel cas-, ko DO Russia
imela atomsko energijo in Sc
mnogo drugega. Toda zopet, Mo-
lotov tega nj rekel V onem delu
govora, V katerem je razprav-
ljal o oborozevanju in poudar-
jail, da nobena tehnicna tajnost
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Wi luJSIOUIll AIIlGIIkdIlCl So
kot sestavni del Amerike oseb-
no vdelezeni V srditih razpra-
yah glede vprasanja zvisanja
meZd in plac "a ameriSke de-
lavce.
Vecina Amerikancev 81 z de-
lom sluzi svoj kruh. Ker vsak-
teri Timed Min zasluzi in potro-
81, vpliva tudi ma zivljenje dru-
9Th Amerikancev. Nikdo ne mo-
re zanikavati te gospodarske
strani nasega zivljenja.
Go, XII Zahtcva zvisanjc os-
novnih mezd in plac v svrho IL
ravnaVe tega, kar je zmaga Cd
tegnila delavcem cd njihovega
zasluzka, Sc bori "a nero, XII ne
DO koristAat lie delavstvu, tenn.
veC vSem Amerikancem in cello
tudi drugim narodom.
Oglejmo 81 polozaj. Pc zmagi
je bio zmanjsano Stevilo delav-
nth ur in to je zelo znizalo "a
sluzek, Delavec, ma primer, XII ie
V vojni delal 43 ur, je prejemal
pod unijskim kontraktom pla-
co "a 81 ur della, ker je preje-
NAL "a cezurno delo place in
pol. Danes pa so skoro V vseh
induStrijah zopet uvedli 40-urni
teden 4 naVadno mezdo. To pa
pomeni, ola ostane delavcu pc
odtegljajih komaj tretjina tega.
kar je incl tekom vojne.
Navzlic znizanju zasluzka pa
draginia po zmagi nj ponehala.
Sc vedno je skoro "a 500 vecia
kot leta 1941. Bait Sc je, da bodo
Gene V d~oglednem casu Sc po-
skocile, tako da DO Sc tezavnei-
Sc izravnavati racIne vsake po-
samezne rodbine.
Ako ne pride do izravnave
tega odtegljaja cd zasluzka, be
kupna moe nasega naroda mo-
emo padla - izgubo cenijo na
mic mani kot $4,000 milijonov
d~olarjev "a prihodnje leto. Opa-
DAME kupne sile delavcev in
njihovih rodbin bi po1nenilo, da
bodo kupovali mani ziveza, OBJ
leke, his in drugih potreb xiv
ljenja. Posledica DO, da bodo to-
v~arnarji rrodali mani svojik
proizvodov, farmarji mani svo-
iih pridelkov, professionally stro-
kovnjaki pa mani svojega della
Nadaljna posledica bi bila nova
depresija, Sc mnogo hujsa cd ma
sega siromaStva leta 1880, silnc
trpljenje ameriSkega naroda ir
morda sploSni g~ospodarski pc
lom Amerike.
To je staliSce ameriSkih de.
lavcev, XII pc svojih unijah "a
hteVajo, da njihov zasluzek ne
SINE biti %zmanjsan. A kaj je sta
liSce delodajalcev, XII odklanja,
jo vsako razpravo tie pametne
in gospodarsko zdrave zahteve?
| Glasom podatkov federalne
Wade MISC bile korporacije Sc
nikdar tako trdne kot so zdai
Industrial je V teku vojne svoi
zasluzek popetorila. Pc odbitku
davkov je skupna vsota IDA
$64 bilijonov. Toda industriia
razpolaga poleg ten priznanih
dobickov Sc z ogromno rezervo
XII iznosi nadaljnih SIS bilijo.
nov S potencialno rezervo $25
bilijonov, katere bi mogla "a
htevati V povracilo il davkov "a
prevelike dobicke. Vladni stro-
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njenih narodov orodje, enc ali
dveh sill, kot je ocividno spomin
ma londonsko konferenco, kjer
je incl vedno 4 glasove proti
sebi in Sovjetski uniji.
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Reokciio v lfoIiii
20 obnovifev
"mocne Wade"
(Nadalievanje S l. strani.)

(Nadaljevanje S l.. ~strani.)
magati strankam, kakrSne so
prot sedanjemu redu.
Velik problem Wade glede
prihodnjih volitev je kje dobiti
papir "a tiskanje glasovnic, XII
iih DO treba kakih rs milijonov.
V Italiji papirja manjka kot V
malokateri dezeli.
Dinastija ma trdnejSem
Tudi dinastija je pridobila z
odlaganjem volitev ter z vladni-
mi krizami, ker Sc je njena avto-
riteta V teh okolScinah vecala.
Ko so bile nemSke cete izrivane
IL Italije, je bila zahteva ljud-
silva "a takojSen odstop dinasti-
je tolikSna, da je do spremembe
morale priti. A Churchill in An
glezi sploh zahtevi "a odpravo
dinastije MISC bill naklonjeni in
stvar so reSili tako, da je kralj
Viktor Emanuel Sc kralj, toda
kraljevske posle vrsi njegov sin
prestolonaslednik Umberto.
Mnenje vnanjih opazovalcev
V I~taliji je, da srd ljudstva proti
NINA nj vec tolikSen kakor ie
bill, ceprav sta sodelovala z Mus
solinijem ma cell crit in spadata
pravzaprav med vojne zlocince,
ne ma iron.
Vatikan aktiven
Naravno, da je tenn vretiu
V Italiii Vatikan zelo buden, kai-
ii nihce Sc ne boji levice boil
kakor on. In pc pravici. Cerkev
Sc boil "a privilegije, XII jih ina
V DRAW, "a svoj vpliv in politi-
emo moe.
Italijo cakajo tezke skrbi, in
kaj lahko Sc dogode veliki ne
miri, &c ne cello civilna vojna in
Sc marsikaka kriza, predno DO
ma razvalinah Mussolinijeve
dedscine mogoce zgraditi poll
ticno in socialno demokraticno
drzavo.
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Vstopimo V vojno tako, da DO
to vsem V dokaz, da je mir nasa
edna leila. : Cicero.
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AkO YAM je narocnina potekla.
prOsimO, obnOvite jo cimprej.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-11-28

V ARGENTINE traJa re dogo silOvit pOlticni bj. Najjacja Oseb-
most v MENU je bill Sc ve dolej clan Wade PerOn, ceprav il nj naceIje-
val, a je vseenO dictator DOgodila Sc je obicajna vojaska revOlucja, ga
vrgia, drugi Ofcirji so ga sprawl nazaj, tOda s pomocjO. generalne
stavke, kar je pOstaviIo argentinskO delavstvO v zIo slab0 lc. Potem
so bile Obljubljene predsedniske volitve in gornje je slika liz karnpanje,
10 siplJejO il Oken v BuenOs Airesu letake prot Peronu. NjegOv odgO-
vOr ma to je bill, da je v argentinskem glavnem mestu tOliko demokra
CHE kakor v New Yorku, kati mixer v Zed. drzavah je nj vee. I'm tudi
mixer toliko kOrumpiranaD
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iNadaljevanje S /. strani.)
dan, pa ma bozic in ma cetrtega
Julia. In ma veliko noe.
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Drive and Floating Power which gives you
such economical. eiTortlcss car performance.
Chlsler Imagination ioinld ho,o 10 build
tanks on assembly lines. guns. ammunition,
gyrocompasSes, aircraft engines, uing sec
hoHs and other uay equipment quickly and
in large quantities. After Victory, this same
Imagination again will be at work improv-
ing cars and trucks for you.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

Imagination climbs higher than
the ladder, doubts the obvious,
questions knowledge - to learn
how to make better products.
Imagination at Chrysler il the
questioning, probing quality
i'm men that molds special value
into Chrysler Corporation ears
and trucks or tanks and guns.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-12-26
MRS. CHRISTINE SMITH TO
HEAD NAA(p WOMEN

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26,
(ANP).-Mrs. Christine Smith,
first vice president of the National
Association of Colored Women, will
take her oath as president of that
organization within the next 80
days. She succeeds the late Mrs. Ada
Belle DeMent.
Mrs. Smith, active in civic and
church affairs, returned recently
from Mexico. She was praised dur
ing the emergency meeting of the
organization here for the excellent
way in which she had managed the
affairs of the association and is ex-
pected to carry out the program out
lined during Mrs. Dement'S admin
istration.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-12-26
PHI DELTA KAppAS TO
HEAR DR.. MERE TATE

DETROIT, Dec. p (ANP) -
Dr.. Morzo Tate, local woman and
member of the Phi Delta Kappa
sorority, will be the principal speak
er at the public meeting Of the con-
clave when it starts here on Dec. 27.
DR.. Tate is connected with Howard
university.
Other noted Phi Delta Kappa
women expected are: Mrs. Oneida
Cockrell of Chicago, the first Negro
to be appointed as member of the
national board Of the Association
for Childhood Education, with Of
fices in the National Education AS
sociation building in Washington;
Dr.. Mary Mcleod Bethune, presi-
dent Of the National Council of Ne
gro Women Miss Madeline Morgan
and Mrs. Bessie King Bland, formu-
lators Of the course Of study on "The
Negro" in Chicago.
The theme of the conclave, "Guid-
ing Youth In Permanent Peace"
will be discussed. Mrs. Beulah Whit
by, supreme basileus Of Alpha
Kappa Alpha sorority, will address
the conclave session on Friday, Dec.
q, at II 80 A. ii. Her topic will be
'Intercultural Activities"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-12-26
claim VETERANS HOSPITALS
SHOW RANK DISCRIMINATION

ATLANTA, Dec. 26 (ANP).-
At a conference sponsored by the
Georgia Veterans league to discuss
the subject of disqualification for
veterans, Atlanta veterans and citi-
zens went on record as urging the
Veterans administration to integ-
rate Negro veterans in whatever
hospital program of expansion is
worked out"
In a letter to Gen. Omar Bradley,
chief of the Veterans administra-
tion in Washington, D. c., a COM
mittee of those participating in the
conference pointed out that at the
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-12-26
CHRISTMAS, WHAT
DOES IT MEAN!
BY Jesse Nimmons

Are there two sides to Christmas
on the inside and on the outside :?
Let us take glimpse at the in. Who
were the people at the top of the
heap that had no room for our
Christ in the inn?' They had every
thing their way and were happy
in their way. Do such people live
today?
The outside of the inn represents
an entirely different picture. Here
gathered in little groups about
their campfires on the hillside were
the common people, hungry, tired,
and worried. Life was hard and
joyless. Endlessly they toiled only
to have the fruits of their labor
enjoyed by others. To the inn came
a lowly carpenter and his wife, an
expectant mother. Their need was
great. They beseeched only nights
lodging. Humanity was pleading at
the inn door, but those within had
pleasure, property, power, and
their creed of God. They were not
interested in the lowly woman.
There was no room in the inn for
her or for humanity. So she was
barred from the inn.
Are things different today? Is
there, in our age, room for this COM
passion for mankind? Jesus, who
loved mankind, shared its hard
ships. What room can be made for
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-12-26

present time there is not a single
hospital in the state of Georgia
which adequately hospitalizes Ne
gro veterans on a permanent basis.
The letter charged that Hospital
No. 48 in Atlanta admits only two
Negroes per month and even those
must be emergency cases.
The letter was signed by Dean B.
r. Brazeal, of Morehouse college,
chairman; Charles w. Greenlea, di-
rector of Hunter Street USO; Char
les R. Milton, commander of the
Georgia Veterans league, Inc. Rus
sell Carter, league program chair
man, and Schley Williamson,
World War [ veteran.