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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-07
Visoka zaposlenost v
Clevelandu

Stuart Smith, direktor U. S.
Employment Service je dejal,
da je zaposlenost v mirnem ca.
su sedaj ma visku v Clevelandu,
ko je zaposlenih priblizno ST.
900 ljudi. Kljub temu je sedaj
" mestu 1900 brezposelnih de-
lavcev, XII iscejo delo. Pomanj.
kanje je samo v gotovih stro-
kah izucenih delavcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-07
VROCINSKA BOLEZEN
ALI THUS v TTALIJI

GENOA, Italia, 6. augusta.
V morskem letoviscu Diano
Marina Sc je razsirila vrocinska
bolezen ali titus, "a katero je
do sedaj zbolelo ze mad 1000
ljudi in 10 umrlo. Pravijo, da
je pitna voda povzrocila cpl
demijo tifusa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-07
NEMIRI v ITALIJI
ZAHTEVALI 20 SMRTI

RIM, 6. augusta - Tukaj Sc
poroca, da je v blizini Palermo
v Siciliji prislo do ostre bitke
med kmeti in policijo, v kateri
je bilo 20 oseb ubitih, okrog 100
pa ranjenih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-07

NvAC C1AEV GAAkANDO ,...
Te dni je prisel prvic ma obisk
k prijateljem v Cleveland Mr..
John Grill il New Yorka. 4 MIN
je prisla .tudi hcerka Betty in
nahajata sc pri Mr.. in Mrs. Pc
ter Cesen, 199O1 Naumann Ave-,
Euclid, O., kjer ju prijatelji in
znanci lahkio obiscejo. Mr.. Grill
je donna i Kala pri St. Petru ma
Krasu ter bi se rad seznanil 8
svojimi rojaki ID tam. Njegova
lena je donna il Doba. zelirno il
ma 0bilo zabave, da bosta odnes-
ia Gim lep6e spomine na naso
|naselbino!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-07

Nova telefonska centrala
Y Euclidu
|. v nedeljo II. augusta bo
pricela obratovati nova telefon-
ska centrala Redwood, XII bo
sluzila prebivalcem mesta Eu-
cid. Poslopje Sc nahaja .pri E.
260 st. in Lakeland Blvd, kjer
bo centrala "a okrog 1000 tele-
fonov "a okrozje cd jezera do
Euclid Ave-, in cd Babbitt Rd.
do meje okraja Lake.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-07
SESTRO IsCE


Mrs. Caroline Cukajne (podo-
mace Dragica Vlasinova il Bo-
jaime vasi), 1911 Cornelia Ave-,
je prejela pismo Cd svoje nekda-
ME sosolke Anice zugelj, ,podo-
mace Gregoreva il Radovice 1t.
18, posta Metlika, ki bi'rada we
della "a svojo sestro Mary Zu-
pancic, katera je svojetasno BIZ
vala nekje v Minnesoti. Ako sa-
ma to cita, mai se obrne ma Mrs.
Gukajne. ali pa Be kdo We a
MEN naslov, je prosen, da ga
spOroti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-07
IL NEW YORKA

Ma obisku-v Clevelandu SIC ma
hajata Mr.. in Mrs. Frank in
Hedwig Arnez IL New Yorka, XII
sta to pot prvic v clevelandski
slovenski metropoli. " sprem-
stvu Mrs. Rose Popovich, 6O24
Glass Ave-, pri kateri sta bila
costa, sta obiskala tndi naso
tiskarno. Cd tn Sc bosta poda.
la se ma obiske v razne kraje
ter imata prevoziti $500 mill,
ko bosta obiskala soroelnike
Mrs. Arnez v BritsAi Columbiji
in Kanadi. zelimo jinaa mnogo
razvedrila!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-07

log, da bi zunanji ministri stirih
velesil obdrzavali seje tekom
zborovanja mirovne konference,
nakar je Molotov ostro prijel
Byrnesa in ga vprasal, kako Sc
to sklada Byrnesovo opozicijo
proti slicnemu predlogu, katere-
ga je on stavil 3. julia ma kon-
ferenci zunanjih ministrov.
"Takrat je 6. Byrnes rekel,
da bi bile take seize nemogoce,"
je rekel Molotov. "Iz tega mora
mo sklepati samo emo, namrec,
da kadar sovjetska delegacija
nekaj priporoea, smatra G.
Byrnes to "a nesmiselno, kadar
pa pride enako priporocilo cd
koga drugega, ga smatra "a in
teligentno."
Byrnes dolM Rusijo, da skusa
diktirati konferenci
Byrnes je vceraj odgovarjal
Molotovu, proti kateremu je vr-
gel ocitek, da skusa malim ma
rodom vsiliti diktaturo stirih
velesil in da Zedinjenim drza-
vam pripisuje motive, katerih
nimajo.
Potem pa je Byrnes pozval
Molotova, da poskrbi, da bodo
njegov (Byrnesov) govor priob-
Gill sovjetski listi, tako da ga
bodo mogli citati ljudje v So
vjetski uniji.
Byrnes Sc je komaj vsedel, ko
je bill Molotov po kratkem po-
Dalje ma 3. strand
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-07
ZOPET donna

Mr.. in Mrs. tjancic, 1867
Mohawk Ave-, XII sta Sc nahajala
"a nekaj casa ma potovanju po
California;, sta sedaj zopet ma
svojem domu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-07
Konferenca bo sprejemala
sklepe S poloviiccno vecciino cii
Zahteva "a dvetretjinsko sklepcnost
porazena Is glasovi proti po ljuti
debati med MOlOtoVom in ByrnesOm

PARIZ sreda 7. augusta -Zapadne se so danes Ego
da zutra izvoevale popolno zmago mad bokom slovan
skin drzav ko je odsek dnevn red sklen da bodo
priporoca mirovne konference sve zunanh mnisrov
stirih veles spreemala navadno vecno, pa dve-
retnsko vecino kakor e predlaga sovjetsk zunan mi
mister Molotov
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-07
Priporo6ilo "a skupen nastop
protestantou in katolicanou
Sugestija izzvala ogorcen protest
cd strani voditelja protestantov;
vidi zaroto prot Sovjetski zvezi

CAMBRIDGE, Anglia, S. avgusta-John Foster
Dulles New Yorka XII prsostvuje Svetovnemu svetu
kva kot eden zmed presbiteranskh delegaov e vcera
ma konferenci protesanskh vodeljev il osh dezel pr
poroca da mai b protestane in katocani skupno nasto
pill " zadevi napetosti med Rusijo in zapadom."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-07

Pc izjavi druzine je zupan
Burke bolan be en- teden "a
vrocico, 0 kateri hi znano cd
cesa izvira. Vceraj je bill v svrho
.opazovanja prepeljan v st. Vim
cent Charity bolnisnico. Njego-
70 stanje pa se ne smatra "a
nevarno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-07

Vceraj smo porocali, da se je
liz bolnisnice vrnila Mrs. Frances
Krainz, kar bi Sc morale glasi-
I'll Mrs. Mary Krainz, Monterey
Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-07
Zapuseina skofa Schrembsa

Zapus6ina skofa Schrembsa
!. Probatno sodisce je ocenilo
premozenje pokojnega cleve-
landskega nadskofa Joseph
Schrembsa ma $2O,O30. v syoji
oporoki je volil $1,000 st. Johns
bolnisnici, manjse vsote svojim
sorodnikom in svojemu nasled-
niku, nadskofu Hobanu; $4,000
pa je zapustil svoji hisni, Miss
Theresa Cess, XII mu je stregla
celih Al let.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-07
Ogorcena izjava protestant
skega urednika proti Dullesu

NEW YORK, b. augusta -
Kenneth Leslie, urednik prote.
stantske revije 'The Prote.
stant," je danes postal Johnr
Foster Dulles-u kabel, v kateren
ga je pozval, da polozi resignaci'
jo kot predsednik mednarodne'
ga zborovanja protestantskil
skupin, XII Sc vrsi v Cambridge-u
v Angliji, rekoc, da je to edino
kar more napraviti, da resi- pro
testane il zadrege, v katero jill
je sprawl s svojim priporocilon
"a sodelovanje protestantov z
Vatikanom.
V soboto je bilo IL Anglije po'
rocano, da so protestantski vo'
ditelji odobravali idejo "a take
sodelovanje.
Leslie pravi, da je naznanilo
katero je bilo podano v Cam
bridge-u, rezultat ze dolgo ma
zaj zamisljenega nacrta, katere'
ga SO skovali reakcionarni ele
menti med protestant.
Namen priporocane zveze je
"sveta vojska" proti Rusiji
V svojem kablu ma Dullesa je
Leslie med ostalim rekel:
"H voditelji iscejo pot "a ko'
laboracijo z Vatikanom, rekoc
da nameravajo podati svetov'
MIN drzavnikom svetovni kr
scanski MAJOR v zvezi s problem!
miru.
Y ozirom ma dejstvo, da Va
tikan 8 svojimi uradnimi izjava
mi in 8 svojim tiskom sirom sve
Ia pozivlja k atomski vojni prot
Sovjetski zvezi 49, kardinalsk
zbor leta 1916 je dejansko ape
liral K moderni krizarski vojsk
proti temu, kar oni imenujejs
brezbozno drzavo, 50 ii prote
stantski voditelji ocividno violin
lpridruziti se tel kriminalni faro
| Il proti clovestvu.
VI. 8. Dulles, ne poznate svo
ibodnih cerkva v .Ameriki IA 60
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-07
Britannia menda
Opustila misel "a
'delitev Palestine

LONDON, 6. augusta - Brit
ska vlada Sc je danes priprav-
ljala "a opustitev nacrta "a pre-
nos 100000 zidovskih beguncev
v Evropi v Palestine, ker je po-
stalo jasno, da Zedinjene drzave
ne bodo odobrile nacrta, po ka-
terem bi sc Palestine razdelila
" arabsko-zidovsko federacijo,
katera bi Sc nahajala pod brit
sko oblastjo.
Politicni opazovalci, XII imajo
stike z zunanjim ministrstvom,
pravijo, da bo kabinet jutri raz-
pravljal o formaciji "oskrbni-
ske Wade" v Palestini, katera bi
vodila posle, dokler organizacija
Zdruzenih narodov ne DO sta
nju prevzeti palestinskega man.
data.
JERUZALEM, 6. augusta
Britske vojaske oblasti so danes
odredile, da Sc jutrajsnjim
dnem ukine policijska ura v Je-
ruzalemu. V Tel-Avivu, kjer Sc
nahaja najvecja zidovska kolo-
Mia, pa Sc stroga vojaska kon-
trola nadaljuje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-07

MISTER MOlOtOV.
V smislu dodatka, katerega je
stavila Anglia, ina konferenca
sprejemati priporocila dvoje vr-
ste-ena, XII bodo potrebovala
navadno vecino in druga, XII Sc
bodo sprejemala z dvetretjinsko
vecino.
Proti britskemu predlogu 50
glasOvale samo slovanske drzave
Glasovanje glede britskega
dodatka je izpadlo Is proti 6, in
negativno SO glasovale samo slo-
vanske drzave. Pri prejsnjem
glasovanju O neki sporni toSki
dodatka je bilo glasovanje IA
proti 6, ker Sc je Francija vzdr-
zala glasovanja. To pomeni, da
bi bile slovanske drzave izgubile
bitko tudi, da bi moral biti sklep
sprejet z dvetretjinsko vecino.
Besedna bitka med zapadnimi
silami in slovanskimi drzavami
je divjala yes dan v ponedeljek
in torek in Sc je nadaljevala do
zgodnjih jutranjih ur danes.
Sovjetski zunanji minister
Molotov je vodil brezuspesen boj
"a predlog, smislu katerega bi
Sc svetu zunanjih ministrov po-
dala samo TAXA priporocila, ka-
tere bi konferenca osvojila z
dvetretjinsko vecino.
Jugoslavija naznanila, da
Sc ne bO smatrala vezanO
Sredi debate je Jugoslavija
naznanila, da sc ne bo smatrala
vezano po nobenem sklepu kon-
ference, XII DO sprejet mani kot
dvetretjinsko vecino, nakar je
neki britski zastopnik izjavil, da
je tenn nastala moznost, da bo
celotni slovanski biloxi zapustil
konferenco, ako bi Sc pravilo "a
dvetretjinsko sklepcnost spre-
menilo.
Toda slovanske drzave navzlic
porazu, katerega 50 Jim zadale
zapadne zavezniske sile, MISC od-
Sic konference, ko je bila seja
odseka "a dnevni red oh 2::3O
zjutraj koncno odgodena.
Predno je bila seja odgodena,
je Jugoslavija predlagala ma
daljno spremembo, v smislu ka-
tere hi imeli narodi, XII meje ia
bivse sovrazne drzave, pravico
predloziti svoje prosnje direkt-
no svetu zunanjih ministrov.
Rusija je podprla jugoslovanski
predlog, in ameriski drzavni tai
mix Byrnes je rekel, da nina
proti temu nobenega ugovora.
Molotov naperil proti
Byrnesu obt0zbo nedoslednosti
Ostra debata med Molotovom
in Byrnesom, XII Sc je zacela ze
v ponedeljek, ko je sovjetski zu-
nanji minister obtozil ameriske-
ga drzavnega tajnika nedosled-
nosti, je prikipela ma visek wee
raj.
Ma ponedelj ljkovi seji je
Byrnes podprl kanadski pred
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"Moralne in duhOVne sile sVe-
ia SO navzlic vsej svoji pomanj-
kljivosti dovolj mocne,@ da "a
jamcijo pravicen in trajen mir, u
je rekel Dulles.
Dulles, XII je znan IL preteklo-
sti kot zagovornik Francovega
rezima, je bill cd 60 delegatov,
XII so navzoci ma konferenci, IL
voljen "a predsednika.
Rekel je, da napetost med Ru-
sijo in zapadom mas ne SINE
oplasiti, ker nj mic novega. Ma
petosti med velikimi silami so
vedno obstoiale. Edna stvar, XII
je nova, je to, da Sc je TAXA tre-
MIA nekoc zakrivalo, sedaj pa 81
jih javno razpravlja."
Dulles je izjavil, da Svetovni
svet cerkva sedaj steje 81 prote-
stantskih in grsko-pravoslavnih
skupin v "a dezelah, in sc bo na
tel konferenci organizirala traj-
ma cerkvena komisija "a med
narodne zadeve.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-07

(Dalje ma 3. strand
Evening star., 1946-07-13

y.
&@m@aasa.z
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
YOUNG DEMOCRATS
NAME WILLIAMSON
Brunswick County Club Is
Reorganized At Session
In Bolivia

Reorganization Of the Young
Democrats club Of Brunswick coun.
ty, was effected in a countrywide
meeting in the Bolivia High School
auditorium, Friday night.
During the session, called in or.
der to revive pre-war activities Of
the organization, new officers were
selected.
Odell Williamson, s.-.allotte, for
mer captain in the Army Air
Forces and recipient Of much rec.
ognition for his war deeds, was
elected county chairman, to sue
coed Rudolph /. Mintz, Southport
attorney.
Other officers named were Miss
Marion Frink, Southport, vice
chairman; larry Mntz, Jr., Shall
lotte, secretary, and Mrs. Louise
Lewis, Shallotte, treasurer.
Guest speaker for the evening
was Solicitor Clifton L. Moore,
Burgaw. Mrs. S. B. Frink, South
port, district vice chairman,
Young Democrats club of North
Carolina, opened the meeting.
Further plans Of the Brunswick
Democrats have not been an
nounced as yet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
new HANOVER COP
NAMES CHAIRMAN
Preliminary Organization
For General Election
Campaign Completed

New Hanover county Republicans
completed their preliminary or
ganization plans for the 1916 gen.
eral election during the past week,
with 10 precinct meetings conduct
ed last Monday night and the coun-
ty convention organized Wednes-
day night.
H. Edmund Rodgers was elected
chairman Of the convention and
J. A. Bodine was named perman-
ent secretary treasurer..
Selection Of the two officers
on recommendation Of the con-
vention nominating committee was
unanimous.
High1ights Of the convention in
Guided addresses by Chairman
Rodgers, J. H. Nigel, B. c. Fus-
sell and others, as Wei as re-
port on the recent Lincoln Day
dinner in the Robert E. Lee hotel
in Winston-Salem. Every county
in the state was represented at the
dinner, attended by. LOO dele
gates.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
NEGRO ENDS LIFE
AFTER SHOOTING
o,slow County Man Sui
' ,;de Following Attempt
To Kill Girl

T., reported attempt at nur-
In ID suicide yesterday morn
der 1 are Junius Bragg, 19-year-
Ing o oOs county Negro, shot and
Old o 5ed Nary Nixon, Negress, 10,
To s I.ter tiIled himself.
and d., lS' GIRL, a neighbor Of Bragg,
the ,ti sn in Community hospital
is c0iis suffering from a rifle wound
here, face. Her condition was
I md III last night. according to hos
pitss lrt a'rSi Ward, Holly Ridge chief
po a1ice in recounting the shoot
d p ..id the Nixon girl was stand.
ing S IN front of the entrance to
lng n ~ Davis when Bragg pulled
Csnip front of her in an old truck.
Up III tslking to her a few moments
M >. Is alleged to have shot her with
2s-rifle; ,4orod tho ,sft chest
ln' The ear and came out on the
Neal 'a4 cir eide of the nostril. Bragg
Flsn' d 1 towards Wilmington.
tn e1l wa was found laying in front Of
Mt .r ~ about six miles from
Ms Davis on a road leading from
Gal lsp,.v II to Sears Landing high.
Hlsnm With rifle wound in the chest
way s heart. He died later in the
n ossi W county hospital.
oi A second rifle, with the bolt miss
l.. mas found in the oyster-loaded
l lls,k The bolt was later found
u a.4 ths oocket Of a coat the girl was
wearing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
Mental Clinic Will
Discuss Trip Plans
At Meeting Monday

plans for an inspection trip to
Tho Raleigh Mental Clinic will be
formulated tomorrow at a meeting
n the Mental Hygiene Clinic COM
rit+ee of the Community Council.
The group will meet in the con-
tprence room of the counc'' to.
morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Fur
tber plans to be discussed are
tbose surrounding the general
meeting of the council in April
when the committee will have
charge of the program.
Serving on the committee are
Mrs. Herbert Bluethenthal and Mrs
J. B. Sudbury as co-chairmen;
Mrs. Harris Newman, Mrs. J. H.
RUSSELL, Mrs. William M. Hender-
son, Miss Jennie Stout, Wallace /.
West, and j. r. Hollis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
Glenn Toon Obtains
Navy Discharge; Now
Visiting Parents

Glenn Johnston Toon, son of MIR.
am ana mrs. William P. Toon, Jr.,
ezo Princess street, was discharged
from tne Navy, March z and is
now visiting his parents.
loon, who was discharged as
MM a-c, entered the service Oct.
49, 1912, and served in the Eu.
ropean, Africa, Asiatic and Mid
Ole East theaters. H, received
seven pa stars including two
from the Asiatic-P acific area.
While in the service Toon served
on the USS Alcor, the USS pr SO
and the USS Sustain.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17

auto in which she was passenger,
causing her to sustain serious in
juries.
The other two suits stem1eed
from an accident on Sept. 15 1945,
in which Safeway Transit COM
pany bus allegedly struck a car
owned by Gladys W. Howe and
operated by her son. Pat Howe.
Mrs. Howe is asking for $4,000
for damages to her car and her
son is seeking $2,O16 for alleged
injuries.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
SEEKS
$4,000 DAMAGES
Maude K. Davenport En-.
tiers Suit Following 2
Car Collision L

Three new civil suits, all repre-
senting accident damage claims,
had been filed with the office of
A. L. Meyland, clerk of court, yes
terday.
In the first action, Maude K.
Davenport is seeking to recover
$4,000 from c. D. Lanning, ship
yard worker, charging that she
received painful and permanent
injuries in two-automobile COL
lision on U. S. 74-76 east of Will
mington on Nov. 8, 1945.
The plaintiff claims that car
operated by Lanning struck an
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
DENIES CHARGE

MIAMI, Fla, March 16-F =
Former President Eleazar Lopez
contreras of Venezuela, now living
in exile in Miami, declared today
that charges from Venezuela that
he Illegally took 1888, 1875 Boliv-
ares (about $4,000, 00O) from the
Venezuelan treasury were "ab-
snllltelv false"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
FOOD RELIEF

WASHINGTON, March 16-W.g-
With two weeks to go. the Agri-
culture department hopes U. S.
food relief to hungry peoples in
the first three months of 1916
will add up to 1913, 1000 tons. This
total, the department said toni hit,
amounts to II percent of the coun-
try's food supply and represents
the difference between starvation
and subsistence" for millions.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-17
THE OLD HONE TOWN ..".u. .., e+.-
By STANLEY

Dial 2-3S11 for Newspaper Service
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22

ings FOR the catalogues of mail
order houses.
He has worked all of his life
without benefit of well-equipped
laboratories and machine shops
AT inventive ideas of complex
industrial nature one of his early
inventions was a chemical pro-
cess for hardening wood. have
seen samples of that wood, with
the original grain, and coloring
only slightly darkened, but turn
ed as hard almost as marble. He
intended the process to be used
primarily in the printing indus
try. He told how one Of his part
ners attempted to steal the in
vention. The man failed. but the
process has never been CONNER
eialized. There NAV be sound
technical or financial reasons for
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22

it. But to the layman, handling
a piece of this beautifully fin
ished wood. and knowing the
wide uses to which plastics have
been put, it seems like another
fine industrial process lost to the
world by the difficulties of fl
nancing production.
About thirty years ago Martz's
health failed him, and it was
necessary to move to a warmer
climate. For some reason he pick
ed Pascagoula, then a little lum-
Der and fishing town. He open
ed a little grocery store in the
town, operated il for a few years,
and then moved back into the
farming area around Hurley,
twenty miles back in the cut
over pinelands. Martz had a lit
tie money, and bought small,
poor property, and he has lived
there since. selling a few eggs
and pecans and raising much OF
his food.
To look at him, with his great
weight. his round, impassive face.
it would be hard to guess the
prolific inventive activities OF
his mind. In the l920's he read
something of the legendary his
tory of the ramie fiber. which
for thousands of years. since the
DAYS of the Egyptians and ever
long before them. has been
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22

eThis is the second installment
Ct an article describing the work
of Joseph Martz. an inventor who
lives near Hurlev.)
Maftz came to America as a
Young man from an industrial
area of Poland. and settled in the
Polish community in Chicago.
He IS not a university chemist,
but an industrial chemist of the
old European tradition. a pro-
duct of the tradition of thorough
ness and patience which pro-
duced the dye and chemical in
dustries Of Germany, and the
smoking, ominous industrial val
leys of Europe in an age Of war.
He IS a good craftsman. too. and
has worked as a commercial ar
fist. For a time in Chicago he
earned his living making draw
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-22

simple formula provided by the law. The
figure is based on the earning capacity OF the
worker. Under a workmen's compensation
act. the matter can be quickly determined
without recourse to courts and juries. Law
yers have a place in these settlements, but
not so prominent nor SO costly a place as they
occupy in many damage suits in the state at
present.
Everybody familiar with the history OF
this legislation in Mississippi knows the truth
of these fats-even those who fight the law.
No one is gullible enough to believe seriously
that il is the welfare of the injured workman
that these damage suit specialists are con-
cerned with. The fact that we alone of all
tinues to be put to sleep in session after SEES
sion, is an Indictment of the sense of public
responsibility on the part of our elective of
ficials.
ANY state administration that wanted in
good faith to pass this necessary law could
do it easily, so abundant are the facts and
arguments in its behalf. Governor Bailey's
position on this politically 0hotp question
is marked by a loud silence. The governor
could nave gotten this law through the pres
ent session beyond a doubt with one inform
alive and fortnight speech on the subject.
As a matter of fact, the present status of
the compensation bill is about as complicated
as it could possibly be, to the point where
the layman (and voter finds it almost i'm
possible to understand. TIL insurance COM
mittee of the House now has two bills before
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Stubs, and has the backing of the AFL and
Go. The other is sponsored by Representa-
tives Littleton Upshur and Hugh Boren. A
subcommittee held informal hearings this
week and according to those i'm the know,
the committee members understood that any
bill recommended by the subcommittee
would meet three provisions: II would be
compulsory; it would not provide an estate
where there were no dependents; it would
board only on a point of law, but not on a
determination of fact. The subcommittee
recommended the Upshur bill, which provid-
ed for just the opposite in each instance; this
bill is not compulsory on the employer; it
creates an estate for the nearest of kin in
the event of death, and it provides for appeal
on law and fact both. The Upshur bill is also
about twenty percent more liberal in the
payments provided. Rep. Upshur calls his
bill the most liberal in the nation" Rep.
Stubs, seconded by the AFL and Clio, says
his bill would be 1.-THE model of the nation
if passed. The gossip in Jackson is that the
committee may write a third bill "combin-
ing the best features of BOTH.