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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03

Stuart Ball, secretary of the cor
poration in Chicago.
GETS INSTRUCTIONS
The store executive said he
asked Ball for instructions and
was told, We'll, II you are forced
TO leave you have TO leave"
Then, an hour and a half after
being ordered from the store.
Williams said he turned to the
officers and said:
"Ail right, I'll walk out You
won't have TO carry me-" (He
was making a testing reference
10 the carrying of Sewel Avery
by two soldiers from the firms
Chicago Offices last summerJ
On his way out OF the store,
Williams said he was approached
by the minor executives who had
been called into conference with
Col. Long and asked for instruc-
tons. He said he understood they
were not to cooperate with the
army in operating the outlet.
A statement from Wards Chi
cago headquarters to employees in
Detroit today read:
THE removal Of the manag-
ers by the army In n disadvan-
tage to the customers we serve.
I'm the absence Of the man.
ager the company hopes that
the rest of you will stay on the
job and continue our services to
the customers during this tenn
P0rary and Illegal army direc-
ton TO the best Of your ability"
TAKE COMPLETE CHARGE
Gen. Byron in his Washington
report said also that the army
personnel conducting the busi-
nesseS were 10 make arrange
ments for handling receipts and
expenditures, examine all perth
nent books and records, meet with
representatives of labor unions
to make preliminary arrange
ments to put into effect WLB di-
receives involving wage increases,
and do all other acts necessary
TO carry on the business.
In the generals mention of the
WLB directives, union officials
saw today a granting of their
demand for back pay amounting
to 100000 in the Detroit area
This was one Of the issues that
brought on the 20-day strike that
led 10 government seizure OF
the stores. The other issues are
closed shop and maintenance OF
membership.
Today's action by the army Is
being duplicated in fire other
cities. The army also seized the
Chicago office. explaining that
action was essential to the con-
duct of business in the six cities
I involved.
Meanwhile, the Montgomery
Ward offices on the eighth floor
Of the Chicago headquarters were
divided into camps In the ont
was Gen. Byron and his assist
ants: in the other, Sewell Avery
board chairman. and his assistant:
continued at their work
The army claimed the Ware
t offieials were interested oniy-if
the Ward properties not included
in today's seizure order, bu'
Avery insisted he is still In chargt
Of the company headquarters.
u. $. ONLY EMPLOYER
In a statement to employees o.
the company, Byron said they arr
working for the United State:
now and have no other EN-
ployer"
"If you receive instructions
from your superiOrs TO inter
fere In any way with the con-
duct OF the business by the war
department representative and
you obey such orders, remem-
Der that you, as well as the
person who gives the orders,
will be subject 10 severe penal
ties under the law" Byron
added.
The general revealed he haC
asked the Reconstruction Finance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
Ward Seizure
Methods Told

Here is the complete stdtement
Of MAJ. Gen. Joseph W. Byron TO
the todr department on the seizure
Of Montgomery Ward property:
Because of the refusal Of
Montgomery Ward officials 10
cooperate with government rep
resentatives, the army will place
its own operating personnel at
all Of the properties taken over
by the government.
Draft officials have been in
structed 10 reclasslfy under
Selective Service, Montgomery
Ward personnel which will be-
replaced because OF their refusal
20 cooperate In carrying out
my instructions.
TRAINED PERSONNEL
THE new operating personnel
will include officers with long
experience In the merchandising
field who will be instructed To
replace all other nonco-operat-
ing personnel: make arrange
ments for handling receipts and
expenditures examine all peril
nent books and records meet
with representatives Of labor
uions to make preliminary AR
engagements TO put into effect
War Labor Board directlves In
vOlving wage increases, and TO
do all other acts necessary 60
carry on business.
IF necessary. others of the
$50 stores and mail order houses
and plants Of Montgomery Ward
not yet under government OPP
GRAFTON will be taken over.
THE department OF Justice,
the FBI, Selective Service and
Reconstruction Finance Corp,
are cooperating In carrying out
the presidential directive against
Montgomery Ward.
OPPORTUNITY GIVEN
AT each Of the properties an
opportunity was given to repre-
sentatives OF Montgomery Ward
& Co. to conduct the business
under my direction In accord
ance with the terms of the exec
utive order and with the least
disturbance 10 the normal Opera
alton of the properties and
without prejudicing the legal
rights Of the company.
mir. Sewell Avery, chairman.
and other representatives of the
company refused. 1, accordingly,
issued orders To- them to de- GER
tain acts which were necessary
for me la carry out my mis-
sion Again they refused.
Detailed reports Of the facts
In the Montgomery Ward case
have been made 10 the depart
ment OF Justice with request
that such steps as seem appro-
pirate he taken, including In
-veStigatiaas- -IRI agentS-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
ARMY Gusts Ward Chiefs

necessary for government opera
tons OF the properties.
II necessary Byron said. others
of the $50 stores and mail order
houses and plants Of the firm not
yet under government operation
will be taken over.
Army officers now managing
the four stores in the Detroit area
are Mai. Coleman r. Smith, at
Grand River; Maj. Grant l..
Moran, Gratiot Maj. Leo W..
Strack, Dearborn, and 1t. William
Miller, Royal Oak.
MANAGERS LISTED
The company's managers who
were elected are r. l.. Eastbrook,
Dearborn; r. NJ. Bardon. Royal
Oak; L. E. French, Grand River
and Williams at the Gratiot store.
At the Grand River store, the
"take-over team" demanded to
see r. w. Rosevear, manager
director Of all four stores, but
were told he was in Chicago. His
army successor is Maj. Claiming
In Chicago, Avery. chairman of
the Montgomery Ward board, still
maintained he was in command Of
the business, while 20 army Off
GERS were moving into a company
auditorium not far from his office
Plans for seizure OF the business
were formulated at a meeting o.
members of the "take-over team"
in the Federal Building last night.
COMES AS SURPRISE
Their swift action of today
came as a sort OF surprise since il
had been expected the army
might wait the outcome Of a
hearing in Chicago Monday on the
governments petition 10 restrain
officials from interfering with the
army in the seizure.
Although the officers moved
into the outlets last THURSDAY
when the seizure order was issued.
even remaining all night, nothing
was done toward operating tn ?
business until TODAY.
Meanwhile union officials sand
they were preparing to ask thu
army to re-employ the senioritP
employees dismissed by the firm
after the strike.
DISPUTED BY UNION
Rosevear insisted the % were
discharged because of the let
down after the business rush The
union contends. however. that
many OF those fired had seniority
over workers retained on the pay
roll.
Prior to the complete seizure
Avery said he intended 20 carry
his claim that the WLB directives
were illegal to the Supreme Court
Defiant 10 the last. he said thai
until that contest is settled Tn
still boss and the company
records and executive perSonnel
will not be made available to the
army"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03

Continued from rage One
means 10 enforce its orders m
addition 10 plant seizure
PEACETIME FLEET
Pass legislation assuring con-
tinued operations of the war
built L. s. merchant fleet after
the war.
Extend the trade agreements
act and find means OF providing
dollar credits abroad 10 insure
continuation Of high level OF
exports and imports after the
war.
Study seriously the extension
of the renegotation and stablll-
zatiun acts.
Find means 10 Te-eStabliSh
small businesses closed down
by the war.
Carry out PeaeetiHae- eNRaH-
sion Ct p.ewar measures to
make possible the greatest in
crease in home and commercial
building as a postwar economic
stimulant.
Q Increase authorizations for all
types OF public works so they
may be ready for construction
with the end of the war
JoBLESS BENEFITS
. LiberaliZe unemployment COM
pensation benefit payments for
war workers TO tide them over
the reconveTSion period
. Revise the federal tax struc-
ture in order TO remove impedi-
ments to conversion OF the
nations industry from war TO
peace production
In addition. Byrnes declared
that il may become necessary fol
Congress 10 strengthen the WING
n event the stringent Tightening
up of manpower controls fails t.
provide an adequate number O
workers i'm critical war produc
ion programs.
Byrnes said he expected AZ
Increase in draft calls TO be neceS.
AIRY in the near future, "althoug'
have no information from Tho
army or navy on II,
MILLION 4-FS
On the subject Of forcing 4-TS
nto war work, Byrnes pointed out
hat upwards of four million mer
Of draft age have been placed II
this classification "and Congress
has done nothing about them.
He declared there is a Curren
of 100000 workers II
war production and added that /
the 4-Fs won't go in. we ough
TO put them in the army an,
make them 60"
Byrnes said il would be up 4
Congress TO decide whether tn
4-Fs drafted for war work woul
work in uniform, what their pa
would be and where they woul
be quartered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
CONTINUED from Page One)

tIOntinueu from rage OneD
10 the books if officers wanted TO
come in and look at them.
A WAC was stationed behind
each of the switchboards in the
seized properties TO monitor all
calls and switch all long distance
calls TO the army officer in charge.
REPORTS TO STIMsoN
The srmy's decision TO place its
own operating personnel in the
stores seized by presidential order
last Thursday was made in a
strongly worded report to the
secretary of war by Byron from
Chicago.
In this report Byron said that
draft officials had been instructed
TO reclassify under Selective serv-
ice all Montgomery Ward person.
mel who will be replaced for re-
fusal to cooperate with the army
in operation of the business.
EXPLAINS ACTION
In explaining today's action
Gen. Byron said:
AT each of the properties
an opportunity was given 10
Representatives of Montgomery
Ward 4 Co. to conduct the busi-
ness under my direction in ac-
cordanee with the terms of the
executive order and with the
least disturbance To the normal
operation. of the properties and
without prejudicing the legal
rights OF the company.
"Mr. Sewell Avery, chairman,
and other representatives of the
company refused. 1. accordingly,
issued orders to them to do
certain acts which were neces-
Sary for me To carry out my
mission. Again. they refused"
Although ordered by 1t. Col
John w. Long, in the company OF
several other army officers AMI
FBI Agent Walter Spencer, 70
leave the premises at $50 a. M,
Barton Williams, manager of Tho
Gratiot store, did not leave until
II o'clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-03
ORDER Is READ

Williams said Col. Long and his
group entered the formers office
at $50 and after "a preliminaI ,
introduction read him the follow
ing paper;
"YOu are hereby advised that
your services as manager of the
Gratiot retail store of Mont
gomery Ward Co., now In pos
session of and being operated by
the war department pursuant to
the Presidents executive order.
are no longer required.
you are therefore directed to
leave the premises Immediately
by order Of the var department.
tSigned1
mai. Walter ii. Claiming"
Col. Long then apologized, saiC
Williams, for the necessity Of the
action. smiled, handed him tine
paper he had just read and ex'
planned:
well, we're here To carry out
this order. 1t must be obeyed. =
You haven't any right to he
here" Williams said he told
them. II refuse to leave"
The FBI man then entered IN.
conversation:
I'm here to tell you that il
ven refuse to abide by this or
der you're in probable violation
Of the Smith COnnally Act. You
are warned"
Williams said he remained
seated and the versa OF
drifted 10 general subjects, ever
sports. Finally, the manager con
tinued, Col. Long apparently los
patience and walked from th'
office, returning in 10 minutes Il
say:
I'm sorry TO tell You I've got
TO carry out that order"
Although Williams said he haC
been warned that the switch
boards were monitored TO proven
long distance calls. particularly L
Chicago, he picked up an outside
phone on his desk and spoke t.
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Draft Of 4-FS
Up toCongreSs

Continued from Page Onc)
means 10 enforce its orders m
addition 10 plant seizure
pFACETINtF FLEET
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-19
Nap0r "a prememb0
svetOvnega carterja
je bill pOrazen

SAN FRANCISCO, 16. junija
Mali narodi ma konferenci
Zdruzenih narodov so vceraj IL
gubili bitko, da bi Sc ma sedanji
konferenci sprejeti svetovni mi
rovni carter moglo spremeniti
ma ustavodajni konvenciji, ka-
terra bi sc vrsila v teku prihod-
njih desetih let.
Ko so bill mali narodi poraze-
nj v svojih poizkusih, da bi
zmanjsali oblast velike petorice
v svetovnem varnostnem svetu,
so skusali dobiti zagotovilo, da
Sc bo moglo vprasanje "veta"
velike petorice vzeti iznova v
pretres ma novi konferenci v te-
ku pet do deset let.
Debata je trajala diva dni, to-
da ko je Sci tozadevni predlog
ma glasovanje, je bio zanj od-
danih % glasov, proti pa II gla-
SOW, oziroma mani kot potrebna
dvetret jinska vecina.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-19

Rekel je, da nj v vseh svojih
izkusnjah sovjetskimi vojaski-
mi in diplomatskimi voditelji
naletel ma absolutno nicesar,
kar bi zaviralo sodelovanje z
Rusi, nato pa je rezko pripom-
nil, da je mir odvisen cod vseh
ljudi in ne samo cd kakega po-
liticnega voditelja, XII je trenot-
no ma vladi."
Zavezniski vrhovni poveljnik
je podal svojo izjavo kot odgo-
vor ma vprasanje, XII je bilo stav-
ljeno mani ma poslovilni konfe-
renci s casnikarji.
Vprasanje casnikarja o MOI
nosti vojne Z Rusijo
Takoj po konferenci je gene
raj Eisenhower odletel ma glavni
stan v Frankfurtu am Main. Ju-
tri zjutraj Sc letalom vrne ma
svoj prvi obisk Y Zedinjene dr.
lave, cd spomladi 1914.
Ozracje ma konterenci je po-
stalo napeto, ko je neki casnikar
vprasal:
"Zdi Sc, do obstoja velika
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-19
Harry Bridges ne
b0 deportiran

y WASHINGTON, 1s. junija-
Vrhovno sodisce je danes pc
timi glasovi proti trem prekli-
calo odredbo justicnega depart
menta, katero je incl biti
Harry Bridges, levicarski vodja
pristaniskih delavcev ma zapa-
dni obali, deportiran v Avstra-
lilo, kjer je bill rojen, kot ko-
munist.
Sodisce je odlocilo, da je bila
odredba "a Bridgesovo deporta-
clio izdana pod napacnim toll
macenjem zakona glede pripad-
nistva komunisticnim skupinam.
Reklo je dale, da zaslisanje
vplivnega CIO voditelja o vpra-
sanju, dali je Clan komunisticne
stranke, nj bilo posteno.
Sodnik Frank Murphy, XII je
glasoval vecino, je izjavil, da
je ia odlocitev dalekoseznega
pomona "a tri milijone in pol
tujezemcev v Zed. drzavah,
mnogo katerih je bilo prisilje-
nih bezati iz dezel svojega roj-
stva in so nasli zavetje v Zed.
drzavah.
S tenn je zakljueena dolga vr.
sta zaslisanj, XII so trajala cd lie.
ia 1888 dale, ko je justicni de.
partment zaeel postopanje "a
Bridgesovo deportacijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-19

kampanja, katere smoter je, 60
voriti o vojni med Rusijo in
Ameriko. Ali ste imeli kake IL
kusnje z Rusi, katere bi vas bile
prepricale. da je perfektno So
delovanje mimi nemozno?"
General Eisenhower je rezko
odgovoril: "Absolutno nobe-
nih." Potem pa je pristavil, da 81
bolj prijateljskih ljudi kot so
Rusi kot posamezniki sploh nj
mogoce misliti.
VOjaki vseh Zdruzenih narOdov
zelijo mir
"Kar Sc zelje "a mir tice, 10
goji sleherni vojak Zdruzenih
narodov," je nadaljeval Eisen-
hover. s...
Potem je zavezniski vrhovni
poveljnik rekel, da ne more ma
vesti datuma prihodnje seje "a
vezniskega kontrolnega sveta,
ter dostavil, da DO kontrolni
svet izvrsil svojo nalogo, dasi-
rayno bo resevanje mirovnih
problemov vzelo cas-.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-19
PARIZ IZKAZAL
NAJVISJE cASTI GEN.
EISENHOWERJU

PARIZ, Is. junija-Pariz je
pet let po vstopu nacijev v fran
cosko prestolnico vceraj vihar-
no aklamiral generala Eisen-
howerja.
Tekom ceremonij pri Slavolo-
ku image mu je general De
Gaulle izrocil "Osvobodilni
kriz," pozneje pa mu je bilo v
Mestni hisi podeljeno casino
mescanstvo.
Eisenhower je edini tujeze-
mec poleg Woodrow Wilsona, XII
je bill ma enak nacin pocascen Cd
Pariza in Londona.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-19
Smrt generala
Buckner ia ma
otoku OkinaWi
Zadela ga je krogla
IL japonskesa topa.
ko je opazoval zadnji
naskok ma. sovraznika

GUAM, 10. junija - Wee
raj popoldne je bill ubit cd
japonske topovske krogle
gen. Simon Buckner, powell
mix ameriske 10. armade ma
Okinawi, ko je opazoval "a
kljucno fazo lutte borbe pro-
ii sovraznim slam ma otoku.
Smrt odlicnega 58-letnega ge-
nerala, XII Sc je odlikoval v trdo-
vratni 70 dni trajajoci borbi, XII
Sc je vceraj koncala zmago
ameriskega orozja, je naznanil
admiral Nimitz v rednem ko-
munikeju.
Medtem ko Nimitz nj uradno
naznanil, da je bill organiziran
odpor Japoncev ma Okinavi strt,
pa nj dvoma, da je gen. Buckner
vedel, da je bila zmaga "a vse
prakticne svrhe dobljena, ko je
padel.
General unrl deset minut po
zadetju
Kot razvidno il uradnega 30.
roeila, je gen. Bucknerja zadel
bodisi drobec topovske krogle
ali pa kos pecine, v katero je
krogla trescila. Zadet je bill v
prsa in je deset minut pozneje
podlegel rani.
, Ma mesto padlega generala je
bill takoj imenovan major ge-
neral Roy S. Geiger, XII je bill dc
sedaj poveljnik tretjega marin.
skega zbora 10. armade in XII je
poveljeval zavezniski zracni 81.
Ii v borbi "a Guadalcanal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-19
Nou grob
IRENE A. szYMANsKI

v soboto oh 3. uri popoldne je
umrla v Barnes bolnisnici Irene
"A. Szymanski, stara sele ~ let,
stanujoca ma 22O01 Tracy Ave.
Rojena je bila v Buffalo, N. Y.
Tukaj zapusca zalujoce starse,
oceta Johna in mater Nettie, ro-
jena Markowski, diva brata Sgt.
Edwarda, XII Sc nahaja v Mem
Giji, in Eugene. Pogreb Sc bo vr-
Sill Y tetrtek ob-8.45 uri zjutraj
il pogrebnega zavoda August +.
Svetek, 478 E. 152. ST., v cerkev
sv. Kristine in nato ma Calvary
pokopalisce.
= 49, - -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-19
vEL|kl 1R|JE
Sc SE5TANEJ0
" BERLIN u

LONDON, Is. junija. - Pri-
hodnja konferenca velike troll
ce sc bo vrsila v Berlinu.
Mesto, kjer Sc bo vrsila kon-
ferenca, je bilo objavljeno no
col v pismu, v katerem je de-
lavski vodja Clement R. Atlee
formalno sprejel povabilo pre-
mierja Churchilla, da Sc udele-
Ii konference kot "prijatelj in
svetovalec" britske vladne dele
CACHE.
Naznanilo, XII je bilo pozneje
objavljeno il premierjeve urad-
ne rezidence, je potrdilo, da Sc
bo konferenca vrsila v ,Berlinu.
KOnferenca Sc bo vrsila med 5.
in 26. Julien
Neki predstavnik britske VIA
de je izjavil, da Sc datuma Sc
nj definitivno dolocilo, da pa Sc
bo konferenca vrsila enkrat med
5. in 26. Julien. Med tema da-
tuna sc bodo namrec vrsile brit
ske parlamentarne volitve.
Naznanilo, XII je bio objavlje-
no tozadevno v Washingtonu,
je edino reklo, da Sc DO konfe-
renca, ma kateri Sc DO predsed-
mix prvic sestal premierjem
Churchillom in marsalom Sta
linom, vrsila "nekje v blizini
Berlina."
Britske stranke enotne glede
zunanje politike
Izmenjava pisem med Chur-
chillom in Atlee-om, XII tekmu-
jeta "a urad ministrskega pred
sednika pri julijskih volitvah,
predstavlja nadaljni razvoj Sc
daj ze sprejetega programa, da
vse vazne britske politicne
stranke nastopajo enotno gle
de zunanje politike.
Risma SO. postala potrebna z
ozirom ma to, da je vceraj prof.
Harold ]. Laski po naznanilu
premierja Churchilla v parla-
mentu, podal izjavo, da maj bi
AtIee Sci le kot opazovalec, ne
mogel pa da bi sprejeti odgo-
vornosti "a sklepe, katere be
napravil Churchill kot vodja
|,konservativne stranke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-19
KANADSKI PREMIER KING
IZGUBIL VOLILNO BITKO

OTTAWA, 18. junija-Libe-
ralna stranka v Kanadi je pri
volitvah prosli teden izvojeva-
la odlocilno zmago, toda zadnje
stevilke kazejo, da je premier
Mackenzie King in vodja stran-
ke, izgubil sedez v parlamentu.
Porazili SO ga glasovi vojakov,
ii 50 bill zadnji presteti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-19


Gen. Bronislaw Okulicki, vod-
ia poljske podtalne armade, Sc
je nahajal v skupini IL obtozen-
cev, XII je priznala vse obtozbe.
Trije so PRIMAL del obtozb,
sestnajsti, po imenu Zbigniew
Stypulkowski, pa je podal IL
javo nekrivde.
Skupine je delala po navodilih
zamejne Wade
Ena skupina Poljakov je ime-
la navodilo, da organizira oboro-
zene tolpe v Belorusiji in zapa-
dni Ukrajini po navodilih poll
ske zamejne Wade " Londonu v
svrho napadov ma formacije
Rdece vojske.
Druga skupina je bila obtoze-
ma, da je operirala tajno radij-
sko oddajno postajo "a hrbtom
ruske armade.
Obtoznica navajo, da je gen.
Okulicki tekom preliminarnega
izprasevanja primal, da je poll,
ski podtalni armadi ukazal, da
je stalno pripravljena "a boj z
Rdeco vojsko. /
Dale je receno, da je Okulicki
primal, da je tekom 1914 operi-
raj ma Poljskem Is tajnih radij-
skin postal, 10 pa v zapadni
Ukrajini. Obtozen je bill tudi spi-
jonaze in sabotaze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-19
General Eisenhower
povabljen v Cleveland

Clevelandska nestna zbornica
je snoci soglasno sprejela reso.
lucijo, da Sc gen. Eisenhowerju
poslje povabilo, da obisce Cleve-
land kot gost mesta. zupan
Burke je rekel, da bo takoj da-
mes zjutraj telefonicno stopil v
zvezo z Washingtonom, " nadi,
da Sc general vabilu odzove. Da-
mes bo Eisenhowerja pozdravilo
mesto New York.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-19

cASNISKA AGENCIJA
JE TRUST, IZJAVLJA
NAJVIsJE SODIScE

WASHINGTON. ls. juni.
ja-Najvisje sodisSe je da.
mes potrdilo odloSitev niz-
jega zveznega sodisea. s ka-
terim je bila easniska agen-
CHA Associated Press" pro-
glasena "a trust. XII po ma.
einu svojega sedanjega po-
slovanja krsi zvezni proti-
trustni zakon.
Odlocitev je bila podana z
ozirom ma dejstvo. da je cas-
niska zveza pri sprejemanju
nadaljnih Slanov odklanja-
la vse Sasopise. katerih spre-
jem bi utegnil skodovati in
teresom ze vSlanjenih caso-
pisov.
Najvisje sodisce je odlo-
Clio. da je ia dolocba v ma
sprotju proti-trustno po-
stavo in da mora "Associa-
ted Press" cd sedaj naprej
sprejemati elane. XII prosijo
"a vstop. ne glede ma TEX
movalne posledice "a obsto-
jece casopise.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-19
EISENHOWER IA VOJASKO
SLUzBO " MIRNEM CASU

WASHINGTON, Is. junija
General Eisenhower je vojaske-
mu odseku poslanske zbornice
pismeno sporocil, da interest de-
zele in .varnost posameznikov
zahteva, ida vsak telesno spo-
soben drzavljan v mirnem casu
dobi temeljit pouk o tehniki,
disciplini IN razumevanju obvez-
nosti drzavljana v casu krize. z