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Evening star., 1945-10-25
Labor management
Farley Will Discuss
Widespread Issues
Topics to Include Wages
Hours, Legislation and
Jobless Benefits
BY JAMES Y. NEWTON,

The labor management peace
conference will have wide
open field of discussion that can
take in wage-price policy, the
current cause of most industrial
disputes and the Governments
No. domestic problem.
A committee planning agenda for
the conference, which will open
here November S, has decided there
should be no limitation on subjects
to be taken up by the representa-
tives of industry and organized
labor, who the administration hopes
will devise machinery for peaceful
settlement of industrial disputes.
President Truman was expected
to announce conference agenda
today and issue an accompanying
statement. While the meeting will
be allowed to chart it's own course,
the planning committee suggested
some topics which should be ironed
out thoroughly if the industrial
front is to have a measure of peace.
Opposition within the planning
committee to introduction at the
big meeting of highly controversial
issues between industry and labor
was oyerruled. These issues include
wages, hours, full employment and
labor legislation, increased unem-
ployment benefits and greater re-
sponsibility on the part of unions.
Meanwhile, Reconversion Director
Snyder's advisory committee yes
terday studied wage-price data and
later met with Mr.. Truman for dis
cussion of possible new policy. 1t
was said the administrations de-
termination to hold down prices and
leave determination of wages gen.
orally up to collective bargaining
between individual management
and labor was unchanged by the
sessions.
"a Per Cent Raise Mentioned.
The committee, including top
laLor, management and agriculture
leaders, examined estimates of Fed
eral economists that 1916 profits
of manufacturing industry will be
greater than in any war year
might total more than $4,000, ,000, 900
after taxes.
Economists said increases in base
wage rates of manufacturing work.
ers averaging "a per cent probably
could be offset by discontinuance of
overtime pay, down-grading of jobs
and dropping of excess profits tax.
But, it was emphasized that a new
outline of wage-price policy which
Mr.. Truman probably will not make
public until late this week or early
next week, will include no percent
age of wage hikes which the Gov
ernment will insist that manage
ment allow. Labor and management
will be told to set their own wage
pattern through bargaining.
The decision to continue to hold
the price line makes allowance for
some wage 'inequities," and moder-
ate product price rises will be al
lowed to offset such necessary ad-
justments. Inequities to be SO recog-
nized would include substandard
pay, and the fact that workers in
some plants have not received pay
hikes sufficient to compensate for
rising living costs.
Possible Remedies Listed.
The Agenda Committee for the
labor-management conference rec
commended discussion of how to
avoid labor disputes by:
/. Collective bargaining.
2. Recognition of inherent rights
of labor and management.
5. Full utilization by manage
(See LABOR, Page A-18.)
Evening star., 1945-10-25
By MALCOLM LAMBORNE, Jr.

Senator Taft, Republican, of
Ohio today charged that leaflets
being sent with allotment checks
to wives and families of service
men, warning of imitation dan
gers, were propaganda" for the
continuation of the Office of
Price Administration.
In rough-and-tumble session
with Price Administrator Bowles,
who was recalled by the Senate
Banking Committee for questioning
on imitation control, Senator Milli-
ken. Republican, Of Colorado, joined
with Senator Taft in declaring that
Mr.. Bowles was doing a very wrong
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Veterans Fete Draft Boord

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Oct. Is d.
Six newly discharged overseas vet-
|erans wanted to do something. for
their draft board, SO they gave them
q dinner last night, serving K and
|C rations. Later, however, the
members Of Local Board 16 ate
chicken and drank champagne willis
the veterans acted as walters.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
PimIico Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, ST. 500; 4-year-
clds and up: claiming; 1la miles
Calcutta 5scawthorn) $3.50 7eo go
Beauzar tGreeYerD 800 290
Las Vegas Cherry 7.30
Time. 1:b62s.
Also ran-a Longvallee, Danger Flag,
Dizzy Heights, Roman Matron, Marquest,
Through Train. Over Call. Valdina Infant,
Isle De Pine.
1. G. ehorsch-c. z. Wood entry.
SECOND RAcE.,PlTse, $1,000; 3-year-
old maidens; l mile and 20 yards.
Delphian (Arcaro) 500 4.2o 3.10
Audible (Baueris) $40 $50
Early Bird fDodson) $40
Time, 1:47ls.
Also .an-Woodscott, Hada Paul Shove
OF. Ariay Plume, Stingrrice, Rate Case
Colonel John, Play Stage, Craggwood Miss
DAILY double paid SI39.60.)
- THIRD ;RACE-Purse, $1,000; 3-year-
olds and up; claiming; furlongs
Chance Bras tWalD 7.10 4.30 $50
Mfsmenow fWoedf $50 TAO
Unitran tBaueris) 9.I0
Time. 1.14.
Also ran-Pontchartrain. Pilates Dream,
Miss Fair, Air Defense, Knight Time, Bar
hara's Girl, True Blue. Sebastienne. Twink
1nes
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Soldiers to Get Ribbon
For Service in u. S.

Soldiers who served in the United
States for at least one year since
Pearl Harbor are to be awarded the
American Theater ribbon, War De-
partment sources said today.
The ribbon formerly was awarded
only to servicemen who were sta
toned in Panama, Alaska, Labrador
and other bases in the Western
Hemisphere outside the Continental
United States.
A Victory ribbon, to be awarded
all servicemen for participation in
the war, also will be issued soon, it
was said.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Macarthur Cuts
Japs' Relations
With All Nations
Diplomatic Properties
And Papers Ordered
Handed Over to Allies
Ey the Associated Press.

IOhYO, oct. 25.-Gen. Mac
Arthur today ordered Japan to
sever relations with all foreign
governments and to turn over
it's diplomatic properties and pa
pers throughout the world to the
Allied powers.
The order, issued "by direction OF
the Allied powers" told the Japa-
nese government to recall "immedi-
ately' its diplomatic and consular
representatives home from neutral
countries.
Purpose of the order, other than
the apparent one of revealing to the
Allies all Japan's diplomatic and
consular secrets, was not disclosed
1t came to Gen. Macarthur from the
Joint Chiefs of Staff at Washington
(Official explanation for the
drastic order was not immediate
ly available from Washington
sources.
Follows Moscow Criticism.
In its sweeping implications the
order was comparable to one issued
by Gen. Macarthur a few weeks ago,
in which he directed that all records
OF Japan's banking and industrial
concerns which had furthered that
nations imperialistic ambitions be
delivered to occupation authorities.
The directive closely followed
criticisms from Moscow to the effect
that the demobilization of Japan's
armed forces, the occupation poll
cies in the conquered nation should
be directed by four-power control
commission instead of by Gen. Mac
Arthur.
The order called for prompt
compliance by the japanese gov
ernment with the following require
ments:
l. In the United Kingdom, Russia,
China, the United States, France,
the Netherlands and their colonies,
Japan must turn over Intact and
without delay" to the governments
of those countries all diplomatic and
consular archives and property.
Interests of Nationals Watched.
2. In other countries, where
Sweden or Switzerland are acting as
protecting powers over japanese in
terestS, the defeated nations prop
erty and archives must be delivered
to representatives of 'the four Allied
powers who have been instructed
to receive them. The protecting
powers, however, shall continue to
watch over interests of japanese ma
tionals.
8. In all neutral countries, the
japanese missions must surrender
papers and property to designated
representatives of the four Allied
powers. Sweden or Switzerland
may be requested by Japan to pro-
tect Japanese interests in these
countries.
4. The japanese government must
Immediately" recall its diplomatic
and consular representatives in
neutral countries and cease further
relations with foreign govern
ments ="
Antitrust Bill Planned.
Domei today quoted Sankurc
Ogasawara, Japan's Minister of
Commerce and Industry, as saying
the government plans to introduce
an antitrust bill, comparable to the
Clayton Act in the United States,
at the next session of the Diet.
Ogasawara said the proposed bill
would be part of program to
achieve dissolution of the Zaibatsu
giant family-owned monopolies)
Voluntary moves toward at least
partial dissolution already have been
made by the Mitsui and Mitsubishi
interests.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Taft Attacks OPA Leaflets
Sent With Allotment Checks
Senator Charges Propaganda Drive
For Continuation of War Controls

MIA CHIEF FAVORS ceiling prices
on homes, but doesn't want job.
Page A-4
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Union
Voting on Strike
In y Plants
GIN Workers PiIing Up
Huge Majority in
Favor of WuIkout
BULLETIN.

DETROIT R.-Employes of
General Motors Corp. in plants
throughout the country voted,
70,853 to 12,437, yesterday in
favor of a strike to support
the demand of their union for
a 80 per cent wage rate in
crease.
Evening star., 1945-10-25

(See STREETS, Page AID
Evening star., 1945-10-25

(See AIRLINE, Page AID
Evening star., 1945-10-25

(See Indonesia, Page A-18D
Evening star., 1945-10-25

tSee LANDON, Page Alb
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-02-17
WILDCAT I'M DEVON AREA
SLOWED BY FISHING JOB

Completion of well that may
provide much information about
the Devon area northeast of Shelby,
in which Texaco recently completed
a small discovery well, was held up
this week when Devenbaugh-Mc-
Hugh-Simoni No. /, little more
than two miles southeast of the
discovery, developed a fishing Job
at 1902, with a bit In the hole. II
should reach the Madison, pay zone
in the Texaco well in less than 800
feet Meantime Texaco Is rigging up
for two more wells, one quarter Of
mile east and one quarter of a
mile west of the discovery.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-02-17

PendrOy Structure
JARVIS a TAxA4om-000GKMs no 3D.
c NE% SEA T-@7-SW
Shut Down. &04A-
SAnvfs 4 TAYxoa~a. RREn NO.
COMPLETION d 4. b. sseo. RsG, asOi.
on sksew, 9Sf1-sB1T vasx good shcw sec
end break. 2s0o. Acldassd- showing
water on tast- p b. 24i2. Standing.
Pondera Field
FULTON PET.-J0NRs NO. B.
SW NV SW NE I7.27N.4W
Moving on. FIRST REPORT.
Reagan Structure
REAGAN EFT An~TREBAxs lsa NO. g.
sen NwA 77.s7-7w
Shut down. $500.
sage Creek Structure
SMITH GULACK-soRRKNsoN snxETn
c MEN NwA zz-s7N-TE
eff with s-lnch pipe. ATS. Shut down for
Seven-MiIe Structure
DECRERSON.RER NO. t.
So NEA swN sss-s1E
Springdale Area
r. c. TARRANT.PETERs0N NO. -
G SW NV S-2S1zE
Spudded 10-ll-44: drilling. 1920.
Utopia BLOCK
TEXAC0-sTATE ~ lee4 NO. -
NV SEA- SEA 1e-3S-4E
Averaged 10 bbIs. 1s-gravfey on. 10 hnaa.
water first 10 days. Standing.
TEXAC0~xAAAa no. g---
NV SW SW 14-33-4E
Spudded 6-21-44. COMPLETION 1904
It'd. z610 EN-, 1898. 15Q,0Oo ca. ~ aaa.
870930 More than 20 ,000 600 II. sweet
gas r. p. 800 lbs, Ia basal Ellls above
too tight 70 flow. Perforated 2S3SZ34T
Picked I'D additional gas flow OF 5000
600 feet In Madison. Standing Shut-in
pressure, iO26 IDS. per square Inch.
Willow Creek Antieline
| UNE0N-YEAGER NO. IT,
Sc SW Sc 21-24N-6W
Spudded 2-8-45: drilling, $50.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-02-17

Arch Apex Structure

Arch Apex Structure
ARCN-AFMx-RARnaYyxas no. a-~
WV MW4 NEk 4@3sN-&E
Lost first hose. &20s woH5. sgo.
Basin Ceulee
N. 6. YAMKAMyFUoAx.mx No. f--
EW NV NV x<-7SM-&M
spsaksdsa aof@-44: standing. Be-.
Birch Greek Prospect
TExAC0~xEEKAA 8S& Mn. 1~-
sps.lsass sl.i is.' l Q Inch pipe set at
1422s standing 100.
Brady District
TExAC0a<znlaMFR NO. a.
Sc SE4 SEN 21-97-9W
Tested barreAs. Hasa
TExACo-wEIKQM NO. H.
spudded a2-a-44 COMPLETED i-t3-4s:
I'd. 1917: Sunburs8 sand. 1880 1915.
SHOT 10 cts. testing. Bailsd I2H phls.
d Gal s Put ,, on pump made az beas daily
TExAC0@CHEKYP no. a.
INV Sc Sc 21-2TN-2W
Spudded 1-26-45; ran finch. 1890.
Button Butte
TARRANT.wo0Dw0n 40. -
SEA sen 10-14N-7zE
Standing, 1919.
Br0adview Dome
BILLINGS o. a G.MURRAx NO. g.
spuddad l2-4-44; drilling. 201o.
BaoADvkkw PET. Co@P. ST0A@mm.
BERG NO. &c.,
gW NE ls-8N-2aE
shcw In Madison. 623s. Through pro<uc-
ing tubing. b, 61g4s Shot 30 quartz
seandfnss operations suspended.
Cat Greek Field
.. y: G Ga. NO. H.
spu SG II fis $685. csoompLETrp ,.2O4s.
list Cat Creek i417. I'd Cat Greek 1905;
got only water when gun perforated
1887. 1887 and 1895; baiiing for test
Chester Area
PRAIRIE 9oaK-TWzwgTGEm 40. 81
G Sc sK sW 91-s1N-8w
Spudded s14~44s standing. 177E-
Clarks Fork
GEN: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PORK
Sec. 5sss.11E
I'd, $3.50; pipe landed e446 TO tast
showing In Frontier; well swabblng and
creased TO 48. Company reports flowing
47-gravity oil at rate of 200 bbls. daily.
Devon Field
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. H.
G sW NE NE 14-saN-1R
Est 1000 n gas ssissssi fishing for BIZ,
TExxAco.RKHoLr no. -
G NV SW NV 3-33N-1E
SON, 1851; hole filled with s2-gravity oil:
oil pumped off; testing. Acidlzed Took
Only small amount but began pumping
TRXACOAEKHOTT no. =
NV 6E NV 3-33N-1E
TEx SzAsSes VII NO. r
NV Sc NE z-33N-IE
Rigging up.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-02-17

&& 8& OK S4@&&N.1E
Spu<asd s-ss~ass seanEzna. 1874.
Fox-Lmshew Dome
cARTMR- mOwEKM NO. a.--
G H@ NE Lees l8&
ROO; drilling. $500.
Gypsy Structure
Me ~ Il s Nv ss.sssLd NJ
Waiting on pspas SO.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BANK NO.
G sW NE 8s-asNew
Rig up.
Hagan Structure
HAGEN gTRUCTURR OIL C0.-ARDmR-
NE sE& NE1 s-s1-yw
Cemen&@d cave al base oE 13-lneh pipa,
79S. It'd, 22oo Lost hola p. q A.
HAoAN sTRUCTURE-LAvKNA HORN NO.
NE ME BE s-slN.7w
Spudded 1884 gas show. 1910; fishing
for baileF. 2726.
Handbook Structure
C. c. Hs@TATK no. h.
c sW aW NE 3e-aeN-1E
ssS lansd kasa e TOP IsS e sanb sDD
Some water In Stannurst; trying squeeze
joh, 2S34.
HarIo Structure
q NWN NEM ls-7M-1sE
Top Madison lime. 1890; drilling, 522O
Headlight Butte
TExAC0-TBznALs ss NO. L.
G SW GW z3-37N-sW
Spudded 1-S-z5; standing for repairs, is.
bingham
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. 81
NE SEA SEA 25-SsN-1oE
Landed 6Inch at 4o1s; shut down for
winter, &o1S.
Keith Block
TExACO-C. CACON NO. H.
CNE NV SW 2e-3SN-6E
ssgssaaassds, iozs;<4 e.Ooo oC Co sweet gas,
5Sss2s9o; show oil RM, 1900: I'd, sal.
COMPLETION 12-18-44; 20 set finch ut
ton would not take acid in ZONES where
zone saa s.'I shot TO ats. sdf5-s652; cleaning
out for solicitation.
Kicking Horse Structure
HUaKY.mANKzN NO A.
spuddsd $50. s4s, 900 Gu n. gss. s4o.
Ria burned 1880. Drilling with new
ii Ss E's y, sIs 1 IS -. 2 - aSsS
Una snsssd low 10000, 300 70 o.oo0, 900
6 ras fs osss Is6crasory Test shows sss
marketable with only trace of sulphur.
Ledge Grass-gseod Luck Field
C, NJ. MABBEY.EENDM NO. a--
SW INV 1S-8@-SSE
sDuadsd ii-i7-4a; standing. 1850
Midway Area
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. g.
Sc sen NWM 20-1e-1W
40 barrels, 19H1.
O. III. HENnRsCKS0N-BRATs NO. I
c SIC SEE NE 2S-2sN-1E
Spvdded lO-27-44; drilling 100; gas
shows, ass and $40.
| @. 8. KEfx~KEzL NO. A.
NV SW NE 1-7SH-1W
Spudded 2-1S-45; standing, 40
Mission Dome
NTERM0UHTAN sTA1ms-B q
NO. f--
sR sw& NWA 2s-2s-i1@
Suspended. 1873.
SECURITY PmTRoLmUM.wTmss no. H.
SIC SEA- aWM 3o&S-11E
Standing, 1296
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15

Ma dopust je prisel il JUNE.
ga Pacifika, Joe Ivancic, M. M
sc, kjer Sc je nahajal IA me-
secev. Prijatelji ga lahko obisce-
jo ma domu matere, ma 854 E.
2O7 ST. Ina Sc tri brate v arma.
di, in sicer: Sgt. Frank v Fran.
ciji, Eddie, v Mt. Pleasant
Mich, in Rudy v Memphis, Tex
Lieut.. Robert S. Motika .je
prisel ma dopust "a Is dni il
Hondo Navigation Sole Texa.
su, kjer je dne 6. januarja gra.
duiral kot navigator. S svojc
zeno, bivso Edith Princic, XII 81
je Z MIN nahajala zadnje leto
Sc nahajata ma 4S3 E. lat St.
kjer ju prijatelji lahko obiscejo
Po dopustu Sc bosta podala
skupno v Texas.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15

still vso tukajsnjo naso javnost.
Medtem smo pa nedolgo "a tenn
izvedeli, da MISC angleske oblasti
izdale "a to ladjo nobenega re-
leasa. s.
Cd tedaj pa do danes Sc pred
stavniki nasega Vojnega fonda
neprestano kar najbolj trudijo,
prizadevajo in 'pritiskajo, da Sc
vprasanje prevoza "a pomoc v
Jugoslaviji povoljno resi-. v TEN
pogledu smo dosegli izredne in
jako koristne rezultate, toda o
njih, ma zalost, ne smemo Sc pi-
sati v javnosti. Glede ladje sa-
me ne sme mas narod izgubiti IL
pred oci dejstva, da ia Odbor
radi vojnih prilik in posebnih
odredb ne SINE obvescati javno-
sti, kaj Sc vse della v vprasanju
reliefa "a Jugoslavijo. Vsi tisti,
XII delajo z nami in zrtvujejo v
denarju in materialu, morajo
imeti absolutno zaupanje v ia
Odbor.
Delo v nasem glavnem skladi-
scu ma 161 Perry Street, New
York Il, New York, je v oskrbi
oseb: Mary Ferkins-Babin in
Harry Frankensteen. v skladi-
Sou je mad dive sto ton raznega
materiala, pri tenn pa nj vracu-
njena "a gotovino kupljena ro-
ba. Letna najemnina "a skladi-
See znasa $4,000.
sele zdaj, po trimesecnem delu
"a mas Vojni fond, moreno reel,
da smo koncno zgradili uspesen
organizacijski aparat, kateri bo
potom svoje uprave ma najsirsi
podlagi izvedel akcijo "a pomoc
stradujoeim narodom v Jugosla-
viii. Ia aparat je zdaj v zama-
hu in Sc cd dne do dne giblje vse
hitreje. - War Relief Fund of
Americans of South-Slavic Des-
cent, 465 Lexington Avenue,
New York II, New York. &"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15

V zacetku meseca novembra
preteklega leta Sc je organize
val po iniciativi in marljivem
prizadevanju gospe Joyce in 60
spoda Zlatka Balokovica poseb-
nj ameriski odbor "a pomoc Ju-
goslavije, XII je pod pokrovitelj-
stvom nasega Vojnega fonda.
Namen tega odbora je, da razvi-
je v ameriski javnosti potom
raznih organizacij, unij in kor-
poracij reliefno akcijo "a stra-
dajoce JUNE Slovane; to hui
manitarno akcijo bi Sc utemelji-
10 trajno prijateljstyo med de-
mokraticnimi narodi Amerike in
move Jugoslavije.
Ameriski odbor ina svoj pose
ben urad ma So Park Avenue,
New York City. Eksekutivni di-
rektor je gospa Joyce Campbell,
a njeni najblizji delayci in sVe-
tovalci 50 gg. Allen and Kenin.
Publicisticni department vodi
gospa Blanchart. " njihovera
uradu della 20 strokovnih IN teh-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15

pogona predaja e postala tore izkucno vojaska "a
deva Q bodocnost Nemcije nj 'rekel niti besede.
Nobene besede tudi nj britanskem imperiju. Chur-
chllovo line nj niti omenjeno menda prvic govorih
predsednika Roosevelta, odkar Sc je zacela vojna
Najvaznejsi odgovor ma bojazen Anglezev je dial
predsednik onem deu poslanico v katerem govori Q
nasih bodocih trgovskih odnosajh mi nmamo namena
zadusiti svet aeriskim blagom" Predsednik pa mno
go govor potrebi, da povecamo svoj notranji trg.
Ia del predsednikove poslanico BIO nabrze tudi ma
Sci najvec odmeva mednarodnem svetu, predvsem pa
v Anglij.
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ReEla7aG D IndOkini

--." H6EtUUttk U lWUOE1n2
Tudi V Indokini inajo kakor
" juzni in vzhodni Aziji sploh "a
nase pojme zelo nenavadne in
deloma poetieile na6iae "a trgov-
sko reklamo. Izlozheni lepak
neke velike trgovine ma primer
pravi:
"Vstopite - nasi namescenci
so ljubeznivi kakor oee, XII hoce
spraviti svojo hcer do moza."
Neki zobozdravnik Sc prilizu-
je svojin klientom: 'Kadar
YAM mi izoliramo zob, obeutite
isto ugodnost, kakor &c jeste va
nilijev sladoled :. :"
Lastnik neke cvetlicarne pra-
vi syoiem oglasu: "Moje cvet-
lice so tako sveze, kakor dusa
mladega ueKleLa.
Neki izdelovalec papirja hvali
svoJ proizvod, da je tako trden
kakor slonja koza, a neki slasci-.
car zagotaYlja: 'Nase hlago
dostayljamo roGnikom 2 hrzi-
no granatep,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15
LEPO USPELA PRIREDBA

Veeraj popoldne je Mladinski
zbor SLOW. del. donna ma Water
loo Rd., podal ma odru svoj
koncert in spevo-igro "Izgub-
ljeni raj" Yes program je bill
izborno podan, in yideti je bilo,
da je obcinstvu, ugajal.
Udelezba tako pri popoldan-
skem programu, kot pri plesu,
XII je zvecer sledil, je bila velika.
Petite Sc je vrsilo pod vodstvom
ge. Alice Artel-Ceh in ge. Anne
Vadnel, igro pa je reziral G..
j. M. Steblaj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15
PregIed trimeseenega deIa
"a pomoG JugosIaviji

zdravilih. &c sc vzame obzir,
da sta sc vrSili med tenn casom
dive javni nacionalni kampanji
National War Fund in Sixth
War Loan, med katerimi nismo
smell, a il patrioticnih razlogov
tudi nismo hoteli delati konku-
renee, pravimo lahko zavestjo,
da je mas Vojni fond dosegel z
rezultati svojega trimesecnega
della TAX rekord, da ga nj enake-
ga v naseljenistvu. Radi tega
so narodne mase nasega izselje-
nistva, katere so do zdaj gojile
svoje zaupanje izkljucno lie Uje-
dinjenemu odboru, prevzele z
enakim navdusenjeni to zaupa-
ME v humanitarni akciji nasega
reliefnega fonda.
Ia upravne in tehnicne stro-
ske Sc do konca meseca deem
bra nj potrosilo niti enega centa.
Vsak darovan dollar je Sci 1000
" korist naroda Jugoslaviji.
Use dosedanje stroske Vojnega
fonda je placal IL svoje blagajne
Ujedinjeni odbor. Medtem je pa
prisla cd strani War Relief Con-
troll Board-a zahteva, da sc pre-
meni dosedanji nacin poslovanja
in da Sc delo Vojnega fonda po-
stavi ma regularno trgovsko ba-
20. Radi tega bodo po 1. janu-
arju 1915 vsi stroski Vojnega
fonda placani procentualno IL
fonda in darov. Cd nase strani
smo podvzeli vse potrebno, da bo
procent teh stroskov kar maj
manjsi. Pripomnimo Sc, da bodo
vse denarne posiljatve, XII bodo
nosile postni pecat 81. december
vkljucno, porabljene, kakor do
zdaj, samo "a pomoc nasim ma
rodom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15

Vandalizem \ soil
Neznani zlikovci 50 preteklo
soboto ponoci vdrli Y poslopje
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VAZNA SEJA

Jutri, oh 8. uri zvecer sc vrsi
vazna seja podr. st. 106 SANS
V SLOW. drustvenem domu ma
Recher Ave. Prosi sc vse clane
in drustvene zastopnike, da So
udelezijo, ker sc mora ukreniti
vse potrebno glede shoda, XII Sc
vrsi dne 4. februarja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15
NE 30 SEJE NOCOJ

Opozarja sc starse clanov
Mlad. pew: zbora SID ma Wa
terloo Rd., da Sc nocoj ne bo
vrsila seja odbora, kot je bilo
porocano, pac pa je bila seja
prelozena na prihodnji ponede-
lick. .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15
Clark JAYNE Sole ma 5412 Clark
Ave. ter zanetili pozar, XII je po-
vzrocil $25, 900 skode.
NE 30 ROKOBORBE

Rokoborba, XII bi Sc imela nocoj
vrsiti v Public avditoriju, Sc
vsled slabih prometnih razmer
ne DO vrsila, ker ina vec roko-
borcev, XII SO bill namenjeni "a
nastop, tezkoce ma potovanju IL
|drugih NEST.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15

Bolnisnice imajo
1000 premalo postelj

Preiskaya glede stanja v Gle
velandskih bolnisnicah je odkri-
Ia, da Jim manjka 1000 postelj,
in da je polozaj v Clevelandu
slabsi kot v vecini drugih NEST
T roporcn nos prebivalstvom,
imajo vec pOstelj st. Louis,
Baltimore, New Orleans, Wash
ington, F hill d d e ] phia, Pitts
burgh in Boston, mani pa iih
imata samo Los Angeles in De
troll. v Clevelandu pride samo
5.19 postelj ma vsakih tisoc pre-
v st. Louisu, ki Sc ma
haja v najboljsem polozaju,
pride ma tisoc prebiyalcey 9.I8
ppstelj