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Evening star., 1946-10-13
Bridge |
By Fronk B. Lord

The Atomic fourSome which has
been struggling to reach first place
In the Federal Bridge Leagues
team-of -four series, STAINED its
goal last Tuesday night. The team.
features two dentists, Drs. NJ. j..
McHugh and w. n. Gorton, who
are. respectively, president and vice
president Of the washington Bridge
League. II won 16h boards out Of
"a and displaced the Cardinals.
They have now dropped to third
place In the second section. The
Atomics have q three-and-one-half-
board margin over the Bloopers and
are four boards above the Bees.
In Section B, the Mustangs won.
l6 out OF "a and moved up to
Section A for the first time. The,
Victory team In Section c won 20
out of "a boards and jumped to first
place in Section B. Thirteen of the
~ teams Of the league now have
a percentage average OF 500 or
better, the Atomics having $50.
The winter national tournament
of. the American Contract Bridge
League is scheduled for the second
week OF December and will be held
at Hollywood, Fla. Washington
players are planning to have the
National Capital well represented.
Heretofore the national tournament
has never gone further south than
to Richmond, Va, in 1941.
The tentative program provides
for these events: December z, regis
tration; December 8, national open
individuals in two sessions, after
noon and evening: December 3.
afternoon, Orange Blossom special
pairs, first session: evening. master
mixed pairs. December 10, afternoon,
Orange Blossom special pairs,
second session: evening, master
mixed pairs. second session: Decem-
Der II, afternoon, Women's team
and mems team, first session; eve
ming, master mixed pairs. second
session; December II, afternoon,
women's and mems teams. second
session; evening, board-a-match,
team Of four; December l3, after
noon, board-a-match, second ses-
sion: evening, board-a-match. third
session; December IA, afternoon and
evening, open pairs: December Is,
afternoon, third session, open pairs,
amateur pairs and Hollywood pairs;
evening, final session, open pairs,
second session, amateur pairs and
second session Of the Hollywood
pairs.
The All-American championships
viii be played at French Lick. Ind.
October q to n. A fun program
Of seven championships and two
special master point open pair
events is scheduled, with the win
ners to receive sectional rating fof
master point awards. The tourna-
ment will start with mems and
women's pairs on the opening day
in one session. The masters indi-
yidual and the open individual will
be played concurrently., on October
"A, and the mixed pair game on the
evening of the same day. The
team-of -four championship is set
for the following day in afternoon
and evening sessions and the open
pair championship in four sessions.
afternoon and evening of the two
concluding days.
The Eastern Pennsylvania tour
nament which Washingtonians also
attend is fixed for October 10 to 20,
inclusive. There will be women's,
mixed, open pair and team games
played at the Abraham Lincoln
Hotel.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
New Hope For he Disabled

subway and drive an automobile
using manual controls.
The booklet also offers the patient
a series of exercises to strengthen
wrists, hands, shoulders. back and
abdomen. He Is urged to use an
exercise mat regularly.
Men and women, who work with
Evening star., 1946-10-13

wv ~ HEINZ 40 &utAlOIo BGt
names for their char
1 wv acters2 Some thumb
through the phone book.
One writer, fed up with the search,
settled on the names Of near rela-
tives and then, when the book
was accepted, forgot and left them
In.
Speaking for himself, Edward
Kimbrough, whose novel Night
Fire" has just been published by
Rinehart, says he made some Of
them up out Of his head and took
others from family histories, pub
Ilished histories, neighborhood stories
and living Negroes. Among them
are "Turkey" Littlepage, Temp. Bevo
Banes, Aunt Parthenia, Sandy and
Ashby Pelham.
Kimbrough is young, narrow
faced fellow quick with q smile,
with thinning sandy hair. With
Hudson STROBE, he teaches creative
writing at the University Of Ala
lbama. He thinks Dickens was the
most inventive In the matter OF
names, and he likes Sinclair Lewis
choices, too.
turkey" was the hero OF q story
which Kimbrough heard on one OF
| his frequent jaunts through his ma
tive Mississippi; 1t was applied. IN
the original and in the novel. to a
man who suffered q pendulous
growth on his neck.
Temp is the abbreyiation Of
Temptation. Kimbrough gave 1t TO
| q young Negro, but it was originally
! the name OF girl. She had two
sisters, sin and Redemption. whom
Kimbrough was unable to work into
his story. Among Lees lieutenants
were an Ashby and a Pelham.
Aunt Parthenia and young Sandy,
lor Alexander in the original. were
drawn from Kimbrough family his
tories.
In many southern families, says
Kimbrough. some spinster COM
piles a family chronicle; he has
one for his mothers side and one
for his fathers, each about Is mime
ographed pages. They contain In
Evening star., 1946-10-13

TO now, no tecnn1Que
has been developed by medical
science that will accomplish this
and make it heal and function
again"
This is plain talk for paraplegics
The Veterans Administration be-
lieves it is the only firm base TO.
rehabilitation of those whose spins
injuries have left them paralyze
below the waist. Charged with re
sponsibility for the care of man.
such cases, VA seeks to offer them
reachable goal of physical indie
pendence rather than vague hop,
Of cure.
As part of this program, it has
prepared q booklet designed to en-
courage men to keep q record OF
their increasing ability to care for
themselves. Entitled Whats MY
Scorer" it contains drawings Illus
'trating best methods of getting from
place to place and exercises fol-
keeping functioning muscles in con-
dition.
To cure. it devotes only this
paragraph:
There are many diseases for
which there are no cures, but medi-
cal science is finding out new things
all the time. Twenty years ago,
nothing could be done for diabetes
and other similar diseases; now they
are easily managed. A great deal
of research is being done on nerve
and spinal cord injuries, and some
day we may get the answer. But at
the present time, when the spinal
cord is severed, there is no answer
except YoU-you and your desire
to live an independent life"
Experienced Patients
Design the Methods
It then goes on to explain that,
because so many muscles are out
of service, the others must be Kept
in as nearly perfect condition
as possible at all times, for they
have much work to do. Particularly
important are those of the shoulders
and arms, paraplegics are told.
The diagrams are not merely an
unhandicapped persons idea OF
what the patient should be able
to do. They are based on the ex-
periences of men who were determ-
jned to break their ties to bed and
wheelchair. The patient is encour-
aged to improve upon the method
suggested.
The booklet was prepared by the
VA medical rehabilitation staff In
cooperation with the Institute Tor
the Crippled and Disabled. II was
largely the work of Kjen J. Peter
son. VA staff member on leave
from the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Co.: DR.. George c. DeaVer'
medical director of the Institute
for the Crippled and Bind; Dr.
Howard A. Rusk, renapuleatioi'
specialist, VA consultant and asso-
ciate editor of the New York Times,
and Maj. Gen. Uzal G. Ent, an
air forces officer, who became a
spinal-injury case following q war
time plane crash.
The movements included are
divided into five groups. First Is
a. series of activities for non
walkers-37 of them. These can
be performed even by those unable
to maintain an erect position.
First the paraplegic must be able
Evening star., 1946-10-13

offers up a cub reporters episode
version of the conversations and
great events in which he partici-
pated. It Is unfortunate that good
newspaperman could not have been
in Elliott's shoes-or that Elliott
could not have been good news
paperman.
Casual Words Of DisapprOval.
He raps frequently at Mr.. Church
Ills British Empire policy and quotes
his fathers casual conversational
disapproval of this type Of imperial
ism. Others, who have talked to the
elder Mr.. Roosevelt about this same
subject, know of this degree OF
disapproyal but they know also that
he made his case more profoundly
and on more statemanlike grounds
than in the slyly puckish words at
tributed to him by his son. The war
time Presidents viewpoint had SUBJ
stantial validity but it is. hardly
demonstrated by his sons reporting
SIN his conclusions Elliott CON-
plains that several understandings
and commitments made by his
father were violated In the closing
days of war and In the months
since. He would seem to be implying
that the political and military lead.
ers of our own Government are will.
fully responsible. encouraged per.
haps by the British Foreign Once
and the villainous Mr.. Churchill
Since. some of these commitments
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Elliott Roosevelt Reports
Specifically on Great Events
AS HE SAW 1T
liott Roosevelt. (DueH, Sloan & Pedrce; s3J
Reviewed by JOHN C. HENRY.

The historians will eventually apprae and evalua the pit
military unfolding World War will have the greatest wealth
of material provided for critical period of world history
the files work" vouminous and
conflict the by the wo
before achieved And in the IL months the public records have
to aration countless books magazine
articles Of those privileged participate closely and directly in
some phase other of this historic period.
Elliott Roosevelt by first of being wartime Pres
officer Forces OF
the privileged these participants capacity aide to his
father he attended the Atlantic Charter and the meetings
fathers and talked
intimately with the wartime Commander Chief at other irregular
intervals from 1910 until the Chief Executives death.
according to his explanation feeling that there
disavowa envisione
privileged experiences nto
all justice it be considered book of value t
historians but is book and short
ongs Elliott writes without distinction and he reports without notice
discrimination With depth of feeling In
Evening star., 1946-10-13
By Chris Mothisen

to move about in his bed. Using his
arms as levers he should be able
to shift from side to side in one
minute. For this and each sue
ceeding' movement diagrammed he
is asked to keep score on q chart
Evening star., 1946-10-13

Ambition, by Charles Bonner
Coward McCann.) Novel of youns
man In the early years of the CEN
tury growing up with the curTen
ideal-to be the head OF . bank
RolItine
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Novel Names
BY w. 6. Rogers
Associated Press stan writer.

cidents, such as an account Of an
ancestor who baked lynch mob.
which he adapts for fiction. The
South Is full Of stories, he claims,
and Southerners have so much
leisure to sit around and swap yarns
that they develop naturally into
noyelists.
Evening star., 1946-10-13

ing and closing door in erect posi-
ton, 80 seconds; walking backward
3 feet, one minute; moving from
erect position to wheelchair, one
minute.
These are real achievements for
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Tedious Months Pass
In Fitness Struggle

After the walking series the pa
tient progresses to a group of
routines involving change of eieya-
ton, such as climbing steps and
ramps and negotiating curbs. One
minute for boarding bus, five
minutes for walking 800 feet with
valise, 20 seconds for crossing
street 4S feet wide and one min
ute for getting up from the floor
are among the targets"
Finally, the paraplegic tackles tests
OF endurance. He strives to maintain
q sitting position for three hours,
keep his braces on for 10 hours, travel
a mile by bus, streetcar, taxicab or
Evening star., 1946-10-13

Col. HoUdrd A. RuSk,
NJ. D., rehabilitation spe-
cialist, Veterans Adnainis-
tration, consultant and as
sociate editor of the Nea0
York Times.
ascending or descending three
stairs without crutches or braces
one minute.
On mastering these the patient
is introduced to activities for walk.
ers-16 of them. For putting or
braces, Is minutes is allotted. Put.
ting on clothing with braces take.
Is minutes more, after which the
patient is ready to try moving from
his bed to an erect position in ont
minute.
Many hours of effort may bt
required to attain these speeds
Walking 30 feet. 80 seconds; open.
Evening star., 1946-10-13

provided. noting whether or not he
can perform it on the first try and
entering later improvement.
"Par" for taking of pajamas Is
two minutes. Other goals include:
Putting on clothing, Is minutes;
moving from bed to wheelchair,
one minute shaving. is minutes;
Evening star., 1946-10-13

paraplegic, whose disadvantageous
position is emphasized by con-
trasting the times specified with
those needed by the unhandicapped
to perform the same movements.
For example, one minute is a long
time to take for sitting down If
one has normal use of all needed
muscles.
Evening star., 1946-10-13

/<~~ ~ HEN the spinal cord
HeNx' is completely severed.
wv it will not grow to-
gether again, and, up
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06
JOSEPH LIKOSAR

Po dolgi in mucni bolezni je
preminil v bolnisnici dobro po-
znani Joseph Likosar ST., star
81 let, stanujoc ma 1920 Sara
nae Rd. Donna je bill IL vasi Dru-
loka, mesto Kranj ma Gorenj-
skem, kjer zapusca dive sestri in
vec sorodnikov. Tukaj je bival
"a let. zapusca soprogo Ammo,
rojeno Savnik, donna IL Brezice,
fara Brezice, in stiri otroke:
Mrs. Louise Webb, Mrs. Joseph
inc Manley, Mrs. Ann Poje in
Josepha NIL, brata Johna v Chi
cago, ILL.,, in vec sorodnikov.
Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v petek oh 1.
uri popoldne iz JOS. zele in 81
novi pogrebnega zavoda, 458 E.
152 St., ma Highland Park, kjer
bo truplo n a zeljo pokojnika
upepeljeno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06
Hoover sc BIO ia
teden podal v EvrOpo

WASHINGTON, 5. marca. -
Bivsi predsednik Hoover, XII je
bill pred par dnevi cd poljedel-
skega tajnika Andersona ime-
novan "a castnega predsednika
odbora, XII maj bi skrbel, da Ev-
ropa v prihodnjih mesecih ne
DO stradala, DO ia teden odpoto-
val v Evropo. Hoover je apeli-
raj ma Amerikance, da mani je-
do in tenn pomagajo narodom
Europe skozi kriticno dobo.
Hoover je bill ocividno izbran
ker je po prvi svetovni vojni vo-
dill amerisko relifno akcijo v
Evropi. Aktivni predsednik no.
We grupe "a pomoc Evropi je
Chester Davis, bankir IL St
Louisa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06
Sbanski dem0kratii raz0Garani
mad motto treh sil; ta}isti6mi re-
&zi'r Sc ne bo sesul pod trazami
Sn1rtna kosa
ANTON LEVSTEK

Kot smo ze vceraj porocali, je
umrl Anton Levstek, star 73 let,
stanujoc ma 94O8 Columbia Ave.
Donna je bill cd sv. Gregorja, od-
koder je prisel v Cleveland pred
As lett. Zadnjih 80 let je bill upo-
slen pri mestni elektrarni. Bill
je clan drustva "Dvor Baraga"
st. 1917 Katoliskih borstnarjev
in drustva sv. Ana Padov. stew.
1873 G.. K. of o. zena Frances
mu je umrla pred 9 lett. Tukaj
zapusca diva sinova: Johna in
Franka, tri hcere: Frances, AL
mo Phillips in Dorothy ter vec
drugih sorodnikov, v starem
kraju pa brata Franka. Pogreb
Sc DO vrsil v petek ob 9. uri zju-
traj IL Zakraj ajskovega pogreb-
mega zavoda v cerkev sv. Vida
in nato ma Calvary pokopalisce
V druzinsko grobnico.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06
Polar v tOVarni
pohiStva; 3 mrtvi

V ponedeljek je nastal ogenj
v tovarni pohistva, Bonhard Art
Furniture Co., 2O54 Euclid Ave.,
pri katerem so nasli smrt trije
najstarejsi uposlenci, kjer sc
delali ze mad rs let vsak. Zrtve
so: Joseph Herkender, star 62
let, 1910 w. 83 St.; Andrew
Wendorfer, star 60 let; 1926
Ashbury Ave.; in Matthew Or
sack, IS, il naslova R. No. 1.
Valley City.
Louis Levine, star 81 let,
10601 Amor Ave., pa je dobil
tezke opekline in mogoce tudi
prebito lobanjo, ko je skocil IL
drugega nadstropja ma cesto.
Nahaja Sc v St. Vincent bolnis-
nici.
Ogenj je nastal v prostoru
potom eksplozije, kjer sezigajo
smeti, Tam v blizini so imeli
spravljene barve in varnise, XII
so Sc nepricakovano vnele in
eksplodirale. Skoda znasa
$4,000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06
Zed. drzave stole
pred dvema nOvima
velikima stavkama
WASHINGTON, 5. marca.

WASHINGTON, S. marca. -
Predsednik federacije telefon-
skin delavcev Joseph A. Beirne
je nocoj izjavil, da Sc tekom vec
kot IA ur trajajocih pogajanj
nj dosegla resitev spora med fe-
deracijo in American Telephone
& Telegraph Co. in da obstoji
moznost, da bodo V teku prihod-
njih 48 ur telefonski delavci 81
rom dezele stopili V stavko.
Beirne je rekel, da nj telefon-
ska kampanija pristala niti ma
emo koncesijo, O kateri bi Sc mo-
glo reci, da je ugodna "a delav-
ce. Vladni krogi 81 med tenn ma
vse nacine prizadevajo, da bi od-
vrnili paralizo telefonskih ko-
munikacij, XII DO nastala, ako v
cetrtek zastavka 100000 upo-
slencev telefonske korporacije.
Snoci Sc je tudi razsirila 60
vorica, da bodo v ponedeljek "a
stavkali organizirani zeleznicar-
j, XII pripadajo Brotherhood of
Railroad Trainmen in pa North
|ernhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers.
Vendar pa obstoji upanje, da
sc DO stavka odlozila ma 80 ali
60 dni, ako Sc sprawl v tex po-
sredovalni ustroj, XII ga predvi-
deva zvezni zakon "a resevanje
sporov med zeleznicami in nil
hovimi uposlenci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06
Stavka pri Steel Casting Co.
poravnana

ponedeljek zvecer sc je kon-
Gala stavka 1,50O delavcev pri
National Malleable g. Steel Cast
ing Co., kot sta sporocila Frank
Evans, glavni odbornik AFL
United Automobile Workers
unije in George J. Leroux, po-
mozni poslovodja druzbe. De-
lavci prejmejo takoj 10 centov
ma uro povisane place in cez 80
dni, potem, ko odobri Wage
Sterilization Board sporazum,
prejmejo delavci Sc nadaljnih
81s centov ma uro, tako da DO
plaza povisana "a 1872 centov
ma uro. Stavka sc je pricela 10.
februarja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06

Kakor je bilo pojasnjeno, sc
prva nota nanasa ma nadaljno
navzocnost sovjetskih Get v
Iranu, medtem ko druga nota
protestira proti zaplenitvi tezke
masinerije vvojni industriji, ka-
tero je Japonska zgradila v
Mandzuriji.
Russia je dala razumeti, da Sc
zaplenitev industrijskih naprav
" Mandzuriji vrsi ma podlagi
sporazuma, XII je bill dosezen v
Jalti. IL Kremlja je bilo zadnje
dni tudi dano razumeti, da bodo
sovjetske cete toliko casa osta.
lie v Mandzuriji, kolikor casa
bodo ameriske cete ostale ma
Kitajskem.
Dejstvo, da imata mott, ka-
tere je drzavni department ma.
slovil ma Rusijo znacaj prote.
sta, Sc je zvedelo il uradnih vi
rov, XII so jim dejstva znana
dasiravno Sc njih identitete ne
more objaviti.
Kakor Sc razume, je bila no.
ia glede Irana poslana po pre-.
jemu protesta cd strani iran.
ske Wade. Istocasno je tudi bri.
tanska vlada vprasala Moskvo
da pojasni, zakaj Sc sovjetske
cete z izjemo treh provinc Sc
MISC umaknile il Irana, kakor je
bilo dogovorjeno leta 1912 v
britsko- sovjetski pogodbi.
MOSKVA, 5. marca. - Iran.
ski premier Ahmed Havan as
Sultaneh je danes izjavil, da sc
Sc razgovori Rusijo glede ma
vzocnosti sovjetskih Get v Ira.
nu obnovili in da je vsled tegs
odlozil svoj povratek v Teherar
do Z. marca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06

81 Sc cez planke ne vidijo-o O We
liza "a kanonsko-rimsko l.:avo
Ameriske Domovine. Father
Trunk 'Koroske' v zadnji vojni
in JAZZ kot zupnik osmih fara dive
lett nisva il zadnje moke. Kdor-
koli gospodov Ameriske Domo-
vine v najinih hlacah, v tezkih
izkusnjah, bi ne priobcil ma Ia
lost svojega naroda tako nizkot-
mega clanka. Zakaj narod va
rati?
"Cela in zalostna zadeva Slo-
venije vam DO podana liza kulis
|svetovne politike. Slovenija je
zrtev razmer. Torej ne dolziti
Nadaljevanje m I. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06
Izredne volitve "a izdajo
bondov

v Clevelandu bono imeli dne
Z. maja zopet izredne volitve,
pri katerih bodo volilci imeli
priliko odlociti, &c sc izdajo bon
di "a razne izboljsave mesta v
vsoti rs milijonov dolarjev. V
nacrtu je poleg ze objavljenega
Sc izboljsanje Clevelandskega
zverinjaka v Brookside parku
in izravnanje Cuyahoga reke.
Vsaka zadeva DO "a sebe ma vo-
linen listku in volilci bodo ime-
Ii priliko zbirati kaj Sc odobrl
ali ne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06

Cd tistega casa naprej je Rev.
Cherne molcal, kar Sc je tolma-
clio ma razlicne nacine. Zdai pa
Sc je zopet oglasil. V "Ameri-
kanskem Slovencu" z dne 1.
marca je priobcil clanek pod ma
slovom Exam jadramo? Ameri-
Ska Domovina!" v obrambo Rev.
Trunka.
Rev. Cherne zaeenja z bese-
dami: "Le roVtar ve$e aaj otro-
be-6e tudi nj, pri Father Truss.
ku use narobe", potem pa ma.
daljuje:
"ze pred to vojno, mi je bile
povedano: nj zameriti nasim go.
spodom, bill ste po svetu, ali ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06
Ucitelji v javnih
SOlah dObili
povissano place

Cleveland Board of Education
je ma ponedeljkovi seji sprejel
novo lestvico plac "a ucitelje v
javnih solah v Clevelandu, XII
stopi v veljavo sele 1. septem-
bra. Poviska v placah je delez-
nih $3.50 uciteljev in uciteljic.
Najnizje place so zvisane cd
1,64O ma $1,000 letno; najvisja
plaza, XII so jo ucitelji dobivali
v elementarnih solah je bila
$1,000, je sedaj zvisana ma
$3.50; ucitelji v visjih razre-
din JAYNE sole so doslej mogli
prejeti letno $1,000, po now
lestvici bodo prejeli $3.50, let
ne place.
Charles A. Mooney, Clan Sol.
skega odbora je v sporazumu z
drugimi odborniki sestavil take
lestvico in jo predlozil seji, XII je
bila sprejeta.
Edgar Reuter-, predsednik
Cleveland Teachers unije, loka.
279 AFL je protestiral pred cd.
boron, da nj bilo pravilno raw
nano, ker Sc nj move lestvice
preje pokazalo unijskim odbor
nixon, kot je bila predlozena ns
seji solskega odbora in sprejeta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06
JEKLARSKI TRUST
" BOJKOTU PROTI
KAISERJEVI DRUzBI

NEW YORK, 5. marca. -
Henry ]. Kaiser in Joseph w.
Frazer, XII sta kupila vladno to-
varno Willow Run v Michiganu,
katero je med vojno obratovala
Ford Motor Co., sta danes iz-
javila, da jima velike jeklarske
korporacije nocejo prodati ze-
leza, katerega Sc potrebuje "a
izdelovanje novega avtomobila
Nova Kaiser-Frazer korpora-
CHA je bila prva, XII je sklenila
pogodbo CIO unijo avtnih de.
lavcev:. Kaiser, XII je med vojnc
produciral "a vlado tovorne
ladje z rekordno brzino, je '
zadnjem casu ponovno kritizi.
raj avtomobilske in jeklarske
magnate radi njih proti-delav.
ske taktike. Izgleda torej, da je
v teku tin bojkot proti Kaiser.
ju.
Zastopniki jeklarskega tru
sta, XII MISC hoteli, da bi Sc jif
imenovalo, so veeraj izjavili, da
so narocila "a zelezo vsled stav
ke zaostala in da je samo oh Sc
bi razumljiv da Sc DO "starin
odjemalcem" najprej postreglo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-06

Jose Giral, premier spanske
republikanske Wade, je izjavil,
da je mad besedllom note jako
razocaran. Bill je posebno nepri-
jetno dirnjen mad tistim delom
note, v katerem sc poziva spa
trioticne in liberalne voditelje' !,
da upostavijo "oskrbnisko" VIA
do v spaniji, namesto da bi bill
ia poziv naslovljen ma "republi-
kanske. voditelje."
V tenn besedilu sc vidi zname-
ME, da Zed. drzave, XII so
vztrajale ma MEM, ocividno sto-
je "a Veliko Britanijo, XII bi rada
povratek monarhije v spaniji.
Tudi uradni francoski krogi
smatrajo noto "a skrajno sla-
botno.
spansko ljudstvo vidi " mott
velesil pesek " oci
MADRID, 3. marca. - Po-
vprecen spanski clovek ne ra-
zume, kako maj pomaga odstra-
niti fasisticni rezim gen. Fran
ca, kakor Sc apelira v mott, ka-
tero so naslovile ma spansko
ljudstvo Zed. drzave, Anglia in
Francija, ne da hi "a svoj ma
por riskiral smrt pred krogli
fasistiene falange.
Ljudje, XII poznajo spanski
politicni polozaj, dvomijo, kako
BIZ Sc Francov rezim mogel od-
straniti in nadomestiti z oskrb-
nisko vlado, ne da hi Sc Span
sko ljudstvo izpostavilo "grozo-
tam krvave civilne vojne," ka-
tero hocejo tri sile prepreciti.
Jasno je, da je Franco bolj
odlocen kot kdaj pref, da Sc ne
DO umaknil S krmila, razen ako
Sc bo proti MENU rabilo silo. Nj