davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-02
,Drosticen ukrep,
Ida Sc prihrdni {,
|ci'n vee kuiIvo

Snoci Sc je vsila v Nest
nj hisi seja rg9yskih orga-
nizacij, po katefi je zupan
Thomas A. burke naznanil,
da je bilo sklcnj jeno, da pri-
hodnji ponedeltek ostane-
jo zaprte yse t1sevine, gle
dalisca in gostilne, keglji-
sea, bingo igfalnice, nocni
klubi in restavrhcije, razen
nekaj izjem, da lse prihrani
cim vec kuriya dokler OBJ
stojeca kriza ne bo konca-
ma.
Vceraj je v Cleveland do
spelo vec tisoc ton premo-
ga, S katerim Sc je zado-
stilo najbolj nnIjnim sluca-
jem pomanjkan toda po-
lozaj je Sc. vedno resen.
Gov. Lausche je v Colum-
busu izjavil, da stoji drza-
va pred katastrofo, ako Sc
kurivo takoj ne zacne dra-
sticno hraniti, nakar je u
kazal, da pricensi v soboto
vsi drzavni uradi razen O.
nih, XII so potr e bni "a
zdravje in .varnost javno-
sti, zapro vrata in ostane-
jo zaprd skozi tri dni, t. j.
v nedeljo in ponedeljek.
Governer je apeliral ma
zupane sirom drzave, da
podvzamejo slicno akcijo in
da preko nedelje zapro vsa
javna poslopja in da sole
v drzavi ostanAjo zaprte do
torka zjutraj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-02

vzhodno cd Berlina, kjer Sc pa
nika med prebivalstvom cd ure
do ure VEGA. Nemci porocilu
ne omenjajo tocke, ma kateri so
Rusi predrli to zadnjo obramb-
no linijo pred Berlinom.
Gleissen zavzet
Nemci tudi priznavajo, da so
Rusi v prodiranju proti severn
zavzeli Liebenow, XII lei 81 mill
cd baltiske luke Stettin. -
JUNO cd Warte so Rusi "a
well Hammer, in tudi Koenigs-
waldo, XII lezi rs mill cd Ku-
strina, ter Schwerin. Poleg te-
ga SO Rusi zavzeli Gleissen, kar
pomeni, da Sc nahajajo samo
20 mill cd Frankfurta oh Odri.
Kot kazeio VISA znamenia,
stremi ruska komanda "a tenn,
da vrze okrog Berlina velike
klesce svoje vojaske sile, poleg
tega, da marsal Zukov vodi mo-
can frontalni napad ma nemsko
prestolico.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-02
Vesti IL ziuIjenja
a,,1eriSkih Slovenceu

Johnstown, Pa - Po par
dnevni bolezni je 18. januarja
umrl Anton Kushar, star 56 let
in donna cd Borovnice. v Anne
riki je bill cez 40 let in skoraj
YES cas- v Franklinu pri John
stownu. Zapusca zeno, vec od-
raslih otrok in brata. Bill je
clan SNPJ in UNIV of A. -
Cvetlicarka Mary Thomas je BIZ
la obveseena, da je padel ma bo-
jiseu njen sin Sgt. John Tho
mas, star 28 let. V bitkah v l.
taiji je bill sest mesecev in dva-
krat ranjen; po ozdravitvi je
bill poslan v Francijo, kjer ga
je doletela smrt. Poleg matere
zapusea tri porocene sestre in
brata, XII je tudi nekje ma from
IL. - Caroline Mlklaucich je
prejela vest, da je bill ,ranjen ma
bojiscu njen m OF Charley. -
Sporocano je tudi, da je bill ne
varno ranjen Sgt. Pete Zakula,
XII je bill odlikovan "a hrabrost.
Ia mladenic, rodom Srb, je bill
ma siroko poznan zlasti m e d
mladino, ker je bill izvrsten at
let v zogometu.
Imperials Pa. - Druzin a
Frank KERN je bila obvescena
cd vojnega departments, da je
njen sin Frank pogresan ma "a
padnem bojiscu v Evropi cd II.
decembra. Enako je bill obve-
seen John Shelter, da je bill ra-
njen njegov sin Joseph, Xxi Sc
nahaja v bolnisnici.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-02
AlI1neerikanci pustijo
orozzje v Evropi po
porazu Nemcciije
WASHINGTON. /. februa,

WASHINGTON, l. februar-
ia. - Danes Sc je zvedelo, da
so ameriske vojaske oblasti
sklenile, da sc DO vse orozje, XII
ga rabijo ameriske ormade v E.
vropi, po porazu Nemcije pu-
stilo tam, in da bodo armade,
XII bodo il Europe poslane ma
Pacifik, "a BOZ proti Japoncem
dobile popolnoma novo opremo.
Sklep je bill napravljen, ker
sc smatra, da Sc bo ma ia naGin
prihranlo mnogo casa, XII bi Sc
ga potrebovalo "a prevoz oroz-
ia il evropskega vojnega gleda-
isca ma Daljni who'd.
v tenn tici pojasnilo, zakaj
zmaga v Evropi ne DO prinesla
demobilizacije vojnih industrij,
in zakaj Sc poudarja potrebo
rastoce produkcije v vojni in.
dustriji. =
Opozarja Sc tudi, da medtem,
ko DO opremljenje ameriskih ar
mad il Europe po prihodu ma
Pacifik 2 novim orozjem stale
vel kot pa &c bi Sc stare orozje
prepeljalo, pa DO to odtehtano
8 tenn, ker Sc DO hitreje konca-
la vojlaa IN bodo torej zivljen-
ske izgube manjse.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-02

Resilno ekspedicijo je tvorilo
121 clanov 6. strelskega bata-
iona in 286 treniranih filipin-
skin gerilcev, XII so prodrli rs
mill globoko preko japonskih Ii
nil in vprizorili napad ma tabo-
risce pri Cabanatuanu, 70 mill
severno cd Mantle.
'sNoben incident v tel kampa-
Mi mi nj dal toliko osebnega "a
dovoljstva,' : je izjavil gen. Mac
Arthur.
Med resenimi ujetniki so tri-
je Clevelandcani in eden Cd teh
je Pvt. Peter Paul Pirnat, Cigar
dom v Clevelandu je bill ma TIC
p. 100 st. On je bill med ameri-
skimi vojaki, ki 50 bill zajeti ma
Bataanu.
Napad je bill izvrsen 8 toliko
preciznostjo, da je bio tekom
NIGGA izgubljenih samo ~ Anne.
rikancev, trije pa 50 bill ranjeni,
medtem 10 je bila japonska po-
sadka popolnoma uni4ena.
Y bitki : Japonci, H 80 incl
podporo tankov, 50 Amerikanci
ubili 62a Japoncev IN unicili u
.tanknv,
Eden ixned annerixkih ujetni-
koy 4 \ raxburj EMU lirari od
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-02
IZREDNA SEJA PROG.
s...> SLOVENK

Clanice glavnega odbora Pro-
gresivnih Slovenk, ter zastopni-
ce "a relifni odbor, Sc obvesca,
.da Sc v soboto, 3. februarja vrsi
zelo vazna izvanredna seja v Slo-
,vensken1 delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. Pricetek Oh s. uri.
Ukrepalo Sc DO Q vaznem pismu,
III Sc ga je prejelo Cd WRFASSD
Iodbora, zato se prosi zastopnice
vseh krozkov, da SO udelexiio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-02
Pet nacijskh
ujetnikoy obsojenih
ma sInrt radi ulnOra

NEW YORK, l. februarja. -
Revija "Newsweek" poroea v
svoji tekoci izdaji, da je bilo v
Camp Tokawa " Oklahomi pet
nemskih vojnih ujetnikov obso.
jenih ma smrt, ker so 5. novem-
bra 1943 umorili 'nekega svoje-
ga soujetnika, in da sedaj ca
kajo ma eksekucijo v zvezni jet
nisnici.
Poroeilo pravi, da je petori-
ca pri obravnayi, XII je bila pr
va te vrste, ponosno priznala,
da so umorili narednika Johan-
ma Kunze-ja, katerega SO sma-
trail "a ''izdajico napram raj
hu in firerju," ker je ameris-
kim castnikom baje dal infor-
macije, o katerih SO smatrali,
da so bile velike vaznosti "a "a
veznike pri bombardiranju Ham
burga.
S0ujetnik " taboriscu do smrti
pretepen
=. Kunze je bill maiden ubit, po-
tenn ko so ga 'sojetniki pretepli
s palicami in 5steklenicami.
Vojasko sodisee nj ma podla-
81 vojnih paragrafov m 0 glo
storiti drugega kot izreci smrt-
no obsodbo, pravi> porocilo, XII
dostavlja, da SO bill obtozenci
z obsodbo "popolnoma zado-
voljni." y
Imena ma smrt obsojenih SO:
Walther Bayer, Berthold Seidel,
Hans Demme, Willie Scholz in
Hans Schooner.
Sc en- Nemec ubit Cd sojetnik0v
Petorica je bila delezna O.
brambe zagovornika, ki ga je i
menovalo vojasko sodisce, po-
leg tega Jim je bio dovoljeno
izbrati nemakega odvetnika, ki
je bill izbran izmed ujetnikov.
Omenjena revija praH v do
ticnem poroeilu. da je bill V ju-
niju 1914 blizu Camp Gordon,
Georgia, ubit tudi nsmzki ujet-
mix Horst Gunther, katerega se
je dolzilo ''ixdaj jstva, 3 Zaradi
njesoyega ulmora sta hila Y ju-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-02
v ZADNJE SLOVO

Clanice drustva Carniola
Hive st. 493 7. NJ. 50 prosene,
da Sc zberejo nocoj oh 7::3O uri Y
zeletovem pogrebnem zavodu,
65O2 st. Clair Ave-, da izkazejo
zadnjo cast umrli clanici Jennie
Merhar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-02
AmerkallGi reSSii $40 ulozz
Il japonskega qjetnii$Stya
Med trojico resenih Clevelandcanov
je en- Slovenec, Peter Paul Pirnat

GLAVNI STAN LUZON, l. februarja. - snoei so
amersk strelci in fiipnsk gerilci vprizor drzen ko
mando vpad preko japonskih nij in izvrs prvo
resenje zayeznisih ujetnikov XII so nahajal japon
skem vojnem ujetnistvu Prved so nazaj $40 moz med
katerimi SO bill veterani bojev Bataanu, Coregdor
iu in pri Cayite -- .-----
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-02
CENTRALNI oDBoR INA

v ponedeljek, 5. februarja, oh
osmi uri zvecer Sc v Slovenskem
narodnem domu ma st. Clair
Ave-, vrsi seja centralnega Cd
bora JPO, SIS, SANS in Progre-
sivnih Slovenk. Vsi zastopniki
so proseni, da Sc udelezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-02

3 nv Svici so iznasl ure, XII so
opremljene z gramofonskimi
ploscami. Kadar hoce kdo vede-
tt ponoci koliko je ura pritisne
ma gumb in ura mu pove pravi
cas-.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-02

isrcne kapi, ko je dospel do izho-
da ujetniskega tabora. v teku
~ minut je bila ekspedicija ma
poti nazaj proti ameriski liniji.
Ujetniki, XII vsled oslabljenosti
ali bolezni MISC mogli hoditi, so
bill neseni tri mile dalec ma vo-
zove, v katere so bill, uprezeni
voli.
Med resenimi ujetniki je tudi
nekaj Anglezev, Holandcev in
drugih narodnosti. >.o
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-02
Rdeea vojska dospela do Odre
severno cd prestolice; Nemci
pravijo, da stoji Rdeca vojska
80 do 40 mill cd Berlina

LONDON, petek, g. februarja. - Nemska komanda
je danes naznanila, da Rusi dospel do zamrznene
reke Odre 30 do 40 mill severno cd Berina medem ko
VISA znamenja kazejo, da odpor neskih sill pred vrati
prestoice postaja jacji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-02
~ IL
.s7
Nosi fonfie-voioki

Dne %. januarja je odsel k
vojakom Stanley cermelj, sin
Mr.. ia Mrs. Joseph Cermelj,
1891 Whitcomb Rd. Pred svo-
jim odhodom je narocil pozdra-
We vsem prijatelj jem ia xnancem,
ter se zahvalj ljuje q odhod odnico,
Il g mu jo pripravili, il 2 lepa
darila
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-02

niju 1914 obsojena diva nemska
ujetnika, Eric Gaus il Rnlolph
Straub.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-08

and Fourth Divisions, as compar- ed to previous minimum salaries of $l 800, 1880 and $2,1O0 res- pectively.
 Over the nation as 8 whole, the importance of price control in upholding the buying power of teachers salaries during the most recent school year has been pointed out by James E. Mend enhall, Washington D. c. chief of the Educational Services branch of OPA.
 Between the school year of 1944-45 and the school year be- fore", Dr. Mendenhall declared school people received a moder- ate increase in their average sal ary while the prices making up their cost of living went up only slightly. The average school sal ary rose about 5.5 per cent while the index of cost of living went up 2.2 per cent. The result has been to cancel out a part of the loss Tn purchasing power that teachers salaries have undergone during the war period During the past year the purchasing power of the dollars that teach CTS were able to spend for cloth ing, food, rents, and most other major living costs rose slightly above the level of the previous lschool year.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-08

It will require up to 6 months to secure owner occupancy Of any house purchased since Nov. 1942, and currently rented, unless the owner in question is an ex- serviceman, the Alaska Rent Of- flee announced today.
 This nep 6-month eviction mo- tice clause has been put into ef- feet in an attempt to stabilize a rental market so drastically af- fected by the increasing shortage of housing.
 Only in the case of an ex-ser- viceman who wishes to take over his property for his own family occupancy will the 6 month wait ing period be waived.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-08
IOPA Compares
 Teachers Wages

Despite the war, incomes of teachers and public school ad- ministrators in Alaska continue to compare most creditably with incomes of teachers Tn the states judging by findings of the U. s. Bureau of Labor Statistics for the national figures, in compari- son with information compiled in the I945-46 Alaska Education al Directory, Alaska OPA offic- iaIs said.
 While salaries of teachers in the states have risen "A percent since the war in response to an overall cost of living rise estim- ated at P percent, Alaskan teachers in l943 began receiving 8 blanket increase of 25 percent in annual income in the face of a cost of living rise adjudged comparable to that in the states. In addition, superimposed salary schedules such as that of the Territorial Public schools in rural area which allow additional sal ary sums of $50 for Bachelor s degree; $l00 for Masters and $50 for each additional years teaching in Alaska, actually add ! substantially to teachers income here, records show. At the same time incorporated towns of Alas ka carry salary schedules which are consistently higher than these-In Juneau, for instance, but five teachers of listed 32 receive salaries as low as $2, $50, according to the directory.
 In actual sums, records show that while teachers in the states earned an average annual income of $l, ,786 in the year l944-45 as compared to l939-40 average of $l,441, Alaskan teachers re- ceived, in accord with action of the Territorial legislature, mlni- nuns of $2,250 in the First Di- visions; $2,475 in the Third Di- vision; and S2, 625 in the Sect nd
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-08

B. L. Sherman is in no way connected with the Folsom Electric Company.
 Max Folsom, Owner
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-08
OPA News

Alaskans can now send canned salmon Outside ration free due to a recent revocation of ration or der I6 in the States, the local OPA board announced today.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-12-08
Bible Reading

In a nationwide Bible reading sponsored by the American Bible Society, the following are the suggested readings for this week, as chosen by a poll of servicemen:
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-29


 Then we first stopped at the J. Smith home on Potato ch once and discussed the ds of raspberries that do best 3, we had no idea MT. Smith ] a man of so many parts. one of the parts: a high ndard setter as a home build as his place testifies; an lally proficient wielder of the en thumb, as his garden evil ices; a writer of poetry; and an author Che wrote the art (eontinued on page 10)
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-29

\ A7s were somewhat puzzled by
 little house being built by r il Knudsen behind the Kodi- fountain. It was too big for
 thing, and not big enough 9 chicken house. But then we I'd it was a chicken house, |. we had our opinions.
 Then we saw white curtains ne windows we didn't have
 doubt about it being a chick house but nov we have learn better. VI Hfn ''@ v t'isa play house for Jo Ann ldsen and she was told 1t was Eshicken house until it was Ipleted and presented to her
 surprise.
 We believe it is the first play SC in Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-09-29
(continued from page 6)

|Eleven years ago in October and Mrs. Tommy Gallagher ,e married in Kodiak by U. s. nmissioner Walters (slnce de sed) in the building that is Y the residence of MT. and 5. Harvey Edwards (next to
 Idle Hour bar).
 ,'or their wedding breakfast V walked across the street er-cornered, where Bert's Fig store now is, and ate Crib ak, $1.10) in the Northern 'ht Grill.
 slleven years later the couple
 moving into that grill build- |N now four doors farther west h Alaska Way, as owners of EVs the new home of the Polar |lar cafe.
 s'ommy says he certainly hac |mdea eleven years ago of sucf
 event coming to pass.
 nd a lot of dam water has
 n over since then. (That pun t as weir-ed as it sounds.)
Evening star., 1945-10-22

ball and q bad name to the play
ground Of my home city.
Wants to Learn Grip.
What am trying to say is that
want to learn the grip and hold
sacred the mystic rites Of far-seeing
men, men who have a program for
advancement. / want to belong to
an organization which has set its
sights on producing the best fife and
drum corps In the State, or the best
drill team. or bringing to the ma
tional convention majorettes with
the shortest skirts or the best look
ing legs.
II you are with me up until now,
will list a few Of the outfits which
have honored me with invitations.
The first invitation had was from
the V.OF.W.W. W.W.P.O.W.AL.IIT.A.
That is the abbreviation for Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars Who Won't Put
on Weight After Losing 1t in the
Army.
That is a good organization, and
at the moment am eligible. But by
the time the first convention rolled
around, I have a sneaking feeling
that I would be thrown out Of the
hall as a spy, traitor, and a butter
eggs-and-potato backslider. ! can't
resist butter. You might just as well
ask me to go to heaven and refuse
my wings. Butter fascinates me like
a snake does q bird.
Another bid I have came from
a group which aims to trace to the
source the man who thought up
Evening star., 1945-10-22

SPAN and quietly dispose Of him
In the socicty's brochure 1t Is ex-
planned that every member will be
given q vote as to how best to dis
pose Of this No. war criminal
when he is found. At the moment
the brouchure explained, the society
has 3,451 members, and that 80 far
the leading form Of punishment Is
tar-and-feat thering.
Let Punishment Fit Crime.
Following, in the order named,
are such punishments as Cd MAX
ing the man eat SPAN three times
a day, (2) making him eat SPAN
twice q day, CD reading SPAN ad-
vertisements, (4 telling Molotov
where to get of, and 60 putting
Nicholas Murray Butler to sleep
every night for month by reading
aloud to him from Forever Amber. 9
Personally, I don't think they'll
ever find the man. have heard
from a fairly reliable source that he
is hiding in Tibet, disguised as a
real him sandwich, but going under
the name of Arthur j. SPAN. That
is the perfect disguise. Not even
j. Edgar Hoover would suspect q
ham sandwich of being SPAN.
Another organization that seems
perfectly willing to take my initia-
tion fee is the one composed Of men
who are welded together by the
fact that the Army gave them shoes
two sizes too large for them.
To join that would be unfair to
the fine men who were the supply
Evening star., 1945-10-22
BY THE HAsKIN SERVICE.


@. What is the average age of
persons in the United States?-V.
0. l..
A. The Census Bureau says that
the average age of people in the
United States as of July /, 1914, was
29.6 years. This is the latest avail
able figure.
@. Are Waves now serving In
Hawaii eligible for discharge?-K. r.
A. The 1000 Waves on duty in
Hawaii, will be returned to the
United States as they become
eligible for discharge under the re-
lease formula, and as transportation
can be provided.
@. What has become of the rail-
way car in which the armistice
lending the First World War was
signed? 1t was removed to Germany
after the collapse of France in 1910.
Fl. c. R.
A. According to available reports,
the famous railway car was de-
stroyed by Allied bombs.
@. Where was Julius Caesar
buried?-R. E. w.
A. Caesars body was burned on
a funeral pyre upon which were
piled chairs, actors dresses,
musicians instruments, soldiers
swords. women's scarfs, children's
toys. The remains were collected
with affectionate care and deposited
in the tomb of the Caesars in the
Campus Martius."
@. What was the volume of
business at the Templehof airfield
near Berlin before the war?
". M. G..
A. In 1888. about IS airlines
operated at Tempelhof field, han
ding about 100000 passengers a
year, and over a million letters and
newspapers.
@. How do the salaries Of men
in the Ferry Command compare
with those in the other branches
of the Army?-M. F.
A. The War Department says
that military personnel in the Air
Transport Command of the Army
Air Forces are paid the same as
officers and enlisted men in the
other branches of the Army.
@. How many naval vessels were
built at inland shipyards during the
war?-K. K.
A. The total number built In
cluded: 31,445 landing craft, 221
patrol craft, SO minecraft, 78 district
craft, % submarines and II de-
stroyer escorts: These vessels were
constructed largely in the western
Great Lakes and upper Mississippi
areas.
@. How long will men continue
to be drafted?-L. w. r.
A. Induction under the Selective
Training and Service Act will con-
tinue until May is, 1916, unless it is
made imperative before that date
by a concurrent resolution Of the
two houses of Congress or pro-
clamation by the President Of the
cessation of hostilities.
Evening star., 1945-10-22
McLemore-
Ponders Weiehty
Veteron Question
By Henry McLemore

Every now and then my own trou-
bles press so heavily feel I mus,
ask you readers to help me. Right
now am in quandary. I haven,
been out of the Army quite a month
but already I have been asked te
Join no fewer than Is veterans or.
ganizations Of one sort or another.
Naturally, 7 want to join one oi
them, If only for the opportunity II
will give me to get away from home
for a week each year to help teal
up some town whose chamber oi
commerce didn't know what 1t was
letting itself In for.
At the same time, I don't want te
join veterans organization just fol
the sake of raising cain. once year
In the first place, I couldn't stand
raising cain just once a year. Fol
me, it's an all-season crop, like dirt
behind little boys ears. Secondly,
want to get In with men who have
a real goal in sight, because at heart
I am civic worker. Few people
know-and am very glad-that
was the first man to give . volley
Evening star., 1945-10-22

sergeants In the United States
Army. On second thought, I think
I'll join. Some day I want to do
an article on supply sergeants. It
will be interesting. It will be In
teresting because supply sergeants
are the only soldiers who, before a
war starts, are trapped under rocks
In Labrador, and brought down to
serve their evil purpose. II you
don't believe me, ask any GI. II he
tells you he ever found q supply
sergeant he liked-well, you'll know
you are talking to a supply sergeant.
tpistributed bx McNaught Syndicate. Inc.l
Evening star., 1945-10-22
The Great GameofPo Politics
Hannegan Blunder Seen in Prescribing
Roosevelt Election Formula for Truman

sticking too closely to the Roosevelt
political formula and the Roosevelt
political philosophy. The danger OF
losing the other groups is slight be-
cause they have no other place to
go. There is no indication that the
practical Mr.. Hannegan sees these
things, which means that he is q
very nearsighted politician.
Evening star., 1945-10-22

q e n e r al and
Democratic Ma
tional Chairman
Robert Hanne-
gan m ke 1t
difficult for the
Truman admin
istration to take
firm stands on
the three vital
issues of eco
nomy, taxation
and labor - or,
for that matter,
on ny other
issue.
Actu a1ly, O {
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RY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Recommendations for 20 major
amendments to the Dumbarton
Oaks plan for q world security or
ganization have been submitted to
the United States and Great Britain
by the Polish government in Lon
don, it was learned yesterday.
The exiled Polish government,
recognized by this country and the
British but not by Soviet Russia,
proposed that the Dumbarton Oaks
Charter be enlarged to include prin-
ciples enuncia ted in the Atlantic
Charter and President Roosevelt's
Four Freedoms declaration.
The Poles also proposed:
That the organization should not
have regional divisions.
That four smaller powers be
added to the membership Of the
projected security council, increas-
ing the total to IS.
That the five big powers-The
United States, Great Britain, Russia,
China. and France-be denied the
right of veto in cases in which they
might be charged with aggression,
and that their veto rights be limited
in all other cases.
Neither the State Department nor
the Polish Embassy would comment
officially on the proposals.