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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

Independent Citizens Committee Of
the Arts, Sciences and Professions,
New York Council for Permanent
FEPC, the National Lawyers Guild,
the CI0-PAC, the American Civil
Liberties Union, the American
Jewish Congress. the National
Urban League, tho Federal Coun-
Gil of Churches Of Christ In Amer
lea, the Methodist Federation for
Social Service, Imperial Lodge,
Elks, the National Federation for
Constitutional Liberties. the Anti
Defamation League Of B'nai Birth,
the Southern Conference for Human
Welfare. Friends Of Democracy
Freedom House and tho Young
Mems Christian Association. II Is
expected that other national or
CARNATIONS who were unable "a
send Representatives TO the con.
ference held March II. will also
participate in the vigorous and un-
compromising fight which will be
made in the courts Of law and Of
public opinion.
The steps decided upon include
the supplying Of all necessary legal
defense. The NAACP has already
retained Maurice Weaver, young
southern white lawyer Of Chatta
nooga and World War II veteran,
and T.. Alexander LOBBY, we'll.
known Negro lawyer Of Nashville
ThurROod Marshall. MACE
Special Counsel, is leaving for Ten
nCsSce shortly 10 perfect, In CO
operation with Weaver and LOBBY,
plans for defense on the basis Of
the Maury County Grand Jury &C
ton.
Other steps decided upon at
the conference, included an APP
pOintment Of a delegation TO con.
fer with President Harry s. Tru-
man and Attorney General Tom
Clark TO insist upon more Wig.
OTOuA federal action against the
mob who attempted 20 lynch
Mrs. Gladys Stephenson and her
son, James Stephenson because
the young Negro war veteran de-
Tended his mother when she was
kicked and struck by William
Fleming, white radio repair man.
Because the Newspaper stories
written by Columbia and Nash.
vile newspApermeB conspicuous.
ly failed 10 mention that the
initial assault had been made by
Fleming and not by the Stephen
sons, and gave only the mOb'G
side Of the story, q nationwide
campaign Of publicity through
paid advertisements, radio broad
casts, and the publication Of
literature, the holding Of mass
meetings and other means Of In
forming the country Of the truth
Of the Columbia riot" was voted.
Plans were also made 10 raise ~
speedily ~ possible the necessary
funds for defense. All the de-
PENDANTS except one have re-
quested In writing that the
NAACP defend them.
Particular emphasis was put by
the conference on the necessity Of
bringing the real culpTits In the
Tennessee tragedy 10 justice, par
ticularly the state militia. state
highway patrolmen and other
agents Of the State Of Tennessee
who were responsible for piIlaRing,
search and seizure without war.
rant, heating and otherwise man
handling the helpless Negro de-
PENDANTS, destroying Negro bust
ness establishments and homes. the
holding Of Negro defendants in
communicate and the tapping Of
telephone wires.
For rent: Two single rooms, couple
or two singles. 3745 Fourth Ave. 8.
Pleasant 1916.
Army civilian employees went
down from I,2s2.913 In June, 1874.
70 l,i47,400 In June, l945, while
Navy civilian employees increased
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

the award for the best supporting
role Of the year with his interpre-
tatiOn Of the mercenAry brother In
ANNA LucaSta," will play Capu-
let; Earl HymAn, also In the cur
rent cast Of "Anna Lueasta," NJ
Annals lover, will play Paris, and
Ric Ricardo will play Friar Laur-
ence.
According 70 present plans, the
production will open In Chicago for
the usual Out-0f-town pTeview
about Labor Day, and then will bf
taken 10 New York for It's Broaf
way opening.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
Juvenile 1--WE
Goes Serious!

Everybody reads Juvenile
1--WE" the jumpin' 1--WE jargon
jambOree by tsen-agsr Don
Gates. Juvenile 1--WE" goes q
Bit serious this week, and let's
the young folks, and old ones.
too, know what q mAn-ab0ut-
town thinks 0f swing bands and
vocational guidance. On page D.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
Zion Senior Choir
To Sing Program
Of All Requests

The Zion Baptist church senior
choir will sing an All.bequeSt pro-
gram. Sunday, March "a, at 3 .. m,
at the church. 18th and Lyndals
AYES. N.
d. J. Wade Is director and Mrs.
Onie Mccoy IL pianist. The Rev.
IL W RnLia. Rr.. n nnsLor.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

Largest Of the wartime indie
psndent agencies Of the U. 8. Gov
eminent was the Office Of Price
Administration with 80 70 66 thou
sand employees. Second was the
FedernI Security Agency with
about SO. 900. third the War Man
power Commission with about 2s'-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

= p o sor d by
Michael Myer-
berg, and Is
scheduled for a
Labor Day pre-
view In Chicago.
HiIda In now star
ring In "AnnR Lu
caSta," In Chica
20.
The much talk
ed about play will
have n cast Of ~
.LEN - Nu AZ.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
SOuthernaires Tenor Thinks
Twin Cities Ideal Towns
For Interracial Goodwill

Ray YeAtes tenor member Of The S0uthernares quartet
who made three Twin City appearances during the past week.
end said Tuesday that he thought Minneapolis and st. Paul
ideal cities to establish amcabe nterracal relation
ships.
"ErOm what Eve Noon" YenteR said thera Ia rrent ON
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
Van Hook
Dies Suddenly
At Her Home

Mrs Elizabeth Van Hook, prom
inent Mil City club woman, died
early Sunday morning. March IL,
at her home, 1912 Elliot Ave, fol
lowing "a brief illness. Mrs. Van
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
JOS. B Levy
Dies After Two
Years Illness

Joseph B. Levy, age SO, 1896
Fourth Ave. S., well-known rail
road and fraternal man. died Wed
nesday morning, March 20, at the
Uptegrove Rest Home, 1918 Fourth
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
New Liberian Minister
Thanks President Truman

WASHINGTON, D. C. (NNPA)
Raphael O'Hara Lanier, recently
appointed Minister to Liberia. last
Wednesday made a courtesy call at
the White House to thank Presi-
dent Truman for his appointment.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

HlRHL.
According TO the report read
by the Rev. Clarence T. X. Mel
son, "On Monday, February Is,
1916. at or about 1000. the
StephensOns, Mrs. Stephenson
and her son, James Stephenson,
went into the Cashier X mott
Electric Appliance store In Co
Iumbia, Tennessee. Mrs. Ste
phensOn, believing that the faulty
repair work done on her radio
was not what she had paid for,
declared 20 the repairman that he
was taking her money without
giving her full value. The radio
repair man. brother Of the sher-
iH-elect Of Maury County. was
indignant, and slapped and kicked
Mrs. Stephenson. Her son re-
acted by hitting the man who
had assaulted his mother.
Al that time the StephensOns
were attacked by white people
on the streets. and also were at
tackled by police officer Frazier,
who hit the young man (WOrld
War ii Veteran). When Mrs.
Stephenson declared that the
police officer should investi-
gate the facts, she was struck
over the eye by the officer and
placed in Jail with her son"
Subsequently q mob was formed,
and threats Of lynchinR were made,
All the Negroes in the town, out
Of fear, went 20 their homes and
put out all lights. When police
officers came into the community
that was completely dark and II
was thought that the mob was com
ing. the police were fred upon and
several wounded. The state mill
tia was ordered 10 Columbia, and
a Gordon thrown around the Negro
After the situation was under
control, 102 Negroes were arrested
and held in jail. Later, two Of the
Negroes were killed, and q third
one seriously wounded while in Jail
All the others were held without
bail or benefit Of counsel. Tho
was made for the Ma.
tionAl Association for the Advance.
ment Of Colored People by Maurice
Weaver, white attorney and World
War II veteran Of Chattanooga
and z. Alexander LOBBY Of Nash.
Vile, Tennessee, member Of ths
National Legal Committee Of the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
Public to Hear Story Dolly Press Didn't Tell:
10 Organizations Including YMCA,
B'nai Birth, Elks, to Cooperate
In Defense of Tennessee Rioters


ALL in
The NAACP
Committee the Council for
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
Midlond Coop Believes in American WoYs:
Job Rejection Brings
Two New Openings
For Evelyn EsCue

AS the result of picture and story appearing in the
February q issue of this newspaper Evelyn Escue daughter
of Mr. and Mrs L. Escue 1924 Fourth Ave &c. has been
contacted by firms who interested in securing her
services if Minneapolis building firm thought its
clients would be shocked at the idea
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

COMING ST. THOMAS AN
NUAL STYLE REVUE, EASTER
MONDAY. APRIL 2z.-Advt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

HILDA SIMMs gro players. Rich
ard Angarola, recently discharged
from the armed services, will play
R1rnso. Frederick O'Neil. who won
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
Halfway Mark Passed
In Victory Float Fund
For 1916 Aquatennial

The impossible being realized this week as the fund for the
passed the halfway mark Tuesday
with citizens in contributing 1t the
City has received about public financial
enthusiasm with which
that the AQuAtenia Celebration
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

Largest federal department aside
from Army and Navy 10 the De
paTtmsnt Of Agriculture, with 30
Ia as thousand employees.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

B0untlsE we're paid in Minnesota
during 1874 on 1913 wolf cubs, J W
adult wolves, b,379 grey for, 1919
red fox.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
St. Paul Mass Meeting
To Hear Eye Witness
Tell of Tennessee

the Paul branch Of the NAACP heard report
national office Of the Association Of
month"; the regular
$50 Aurora Avenue Tuesday
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
Chicago Opening Planned
For Romeo and Juliet"
With Hilda AS Star

da Moses smmS MnneapoS contribution 70 the past years
definitely set this week 70 play
Iua MagaLnM Ghh nrodncon Of .Romeo and Julet
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

COMING THOMAS AN.
NUAL STYLE REVUE, EAsIEA
MONDAY, APRIL 11-AdVt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

Toward the end Of the req
world war ~ commissioned w9
doctors were serving In the
Army.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
Gopher Lodge
TT

Gopher Lodge
Thanks Public
Gopher Lodge l05 IL aware
Of the support and patronage
the public has given In the past,
and wishes 70 take this OppOT-
tunity 70 extend its thanks 70
the community. We will ap-
preciats your continued support
and patronage In the future. A.
all times We viii endeaV0r 10
give a. good service a. We did
under Mr.. Gene Harris.
William Heron,
Manager, ElkE Rest
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

By the order Of the nesting, .
protest mass meeting viii be held
on Sunday, March 81, at 81. James
AME church, Dale and Central. ~
I o. m. The Rev. Joseph G. Moore,
white, formerly Of ST. Paul, and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

Army civilian employees went
down from 1,262.913 IN June, 1914.
70 l,i47,400 In June, i945, while
Navy civilian employees increased
during the same year from 6G2, ITO
70 7b2 BE
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
Prvi dar S. n. Mu-
zeju v 1etu 1916

Mrs. A. Nosan, lastnica slo-
venske pekarije v Slovenskem
narodnem d dom u ma St. Clair
Ave-, 81 je v nedeljo ogledala
vezane letnike slovenskih caso-
pisov v Muzeju. Uvidela je We
liko vaznost tega della in je da-
rovala $5.Q0fv podporo muzejp.
Drustvo "Naprej" 1t. 5. SNIP
ne nosi zastonj tega pomenljive
ga imena, pac pa je res yedno
"naprej', ker cd ustanovitve
Slov. mar muzeja redno vsako
leto prispeva v sklad muzeja
$1,000. Tako je brat Ludvik
Medvesek, tajnik, zopet vcera,
izrocil tako vsoto "a leto 1916
Iskrena hvala obema "a daro-
We in pa da bi y teko6em letu
nasla mnogo posnemalcev, kel
le na. Ia nacin bo muzej napre.
doval, da 30 tudi incl financne
podpornike, Kdo j. drugi, da be
.kaj daroval Y to namen?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
Now grobovi
MATTHIAS OBLAK

Snoci oh 1. uri je umrl ma svo-
jem domu Matthias Oblak, star
IS let, stanujoc ma 1926 E. 60
st. Donna je bill IL Grahovega pri
Cerknici, odkoder je prisel v
Ameriko pred 80 lett. Bill je clan
drustva Carniola Tent, st. 1888
TN; drustva Loska dolina, in
Srca Jezusovega. Tukaj zapusca
zalujoco soprogo Frances, role
no Turk, dve hceri, Danico FL
folt in Emmo Plemel, v Akronu
pa sestro Mary Bersnak. Pogreb
Sc DO vrsil il Zakrajskovega po-
grebnega zavoda. Cas- pogreba
Sc nj dolocen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
Sosedje pravijo, da MISC pri
Verburghu nikoli opazili nice
sar nenavadnega, in da Sc jim je
zdel "prijeten clovek."


Proslo soboto sta Sc porocila
v Sundale, Md, Mary Berkopec,
hcerka Mrs. Anna Berkopec,
1000 e. "a ST., in Bob Miller,
sin Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Miller, bi-
vajoci v Sundale, Md. Nevesta
je clanica zenskega armadnega
oddelka WAC ter je prisla se-
daj ma dopust Il California, ze-
min pa Sc je nahajal pri NORMA
rici Sest let in je bill pred dvema
mesecoma castno odpuscen. Pri
poroki je bila navzoca tudi ne
yestina matt. Danes DO mladi
par odpotoval y California, kjer
DO nevesta dobila castni odpust
cd armade, nato Sc bosta vrni-
Ia v Cleveland ma kratek obisk.
Svoj dom 81 bosta ustanovila Y
sundale, Nd. Novoporoce cencema
cestitano ia jima zelimo vse
M jboljse Y zakonskem xivlje-
nju!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
Bolgarija in mos
kovska kOnferenca

SOFIA, (O.N.A.)-Ob vsto-
pu v novo leto ina Bolgarija We
like tezave pred seboj, ker je
prejela nasvet, O katerem Sc je
govorilo pretekli teden v Mo-
skvi, da razsiri osnove svoje VIA
de in vkljuci vanjo najmanj diva
lojalna predstavnika demokra-
ticnih skupin, XII Sc Sc ne naha-
jajo v sedanjem kabinetu.
Te skupine bi utegnile biti ali
agrarci Nikole Petkova, social
sti, neodvisni, ali pa demokrati
bivsega predsednika Wade Mo-
sanova.
Dozdaj je stavila domovinska
fronta predpogoj "a vstop -
namrec priznanje septemberske
revolucije il leta 1914, prizna-
ME, da je domovinska fronta
potrebna, in da je treba soditi
fasiste in kolaborante.
IL vsega tega je razvidno, da
bodo imeli Bolgari precej tezav
predno bodo- mogli izvesti, kar
cd njih zahteva moskovska kon.
ferenca, ako bodo hoteli obenem
prepreciti notranje nemire. Una.
cilno je, da sta ministrski pred.
sednik in zunanji minister, ke
sta v parlamentu izrazila svoje
zadovoljstvo and zakljucki mo-
skovske konference, popolnoms
presla zadevo, kako zadostit
omenjeni zahtevi.
clani parlamenta so po sci
zelo pridno razpravljali Q vpra
sanju, kdo utegne biti povab
lien v vlado. Vsem je bilo jasno
da DO tezko najti pot il te "a
gate - toda vendar je prevlado
valo mnenje, da ne DO nemogo
&c.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
5000 telefOnskih
tehnicnih delavcev
odslo ma stayko
Splosna paraliza
komunikacij ma vidiku.
ako bodo stavkarji
nastavili pikete

NEW YORK, 9. januarja. -
Danes je v AZ drzavah slo ma
stavko 5000 tehnicnih telefon-
skin delavcev. Medtem ko STAY
ka trenotno nj prizadela tele-
fonske sluzbe, pa bo isti neizo-
gibno sledila poeasna paraliza
vseh komunikacij,> ako Sc DO kaj
casa nadaljevala. Cd tehnicnega
osobja je odvisno nemoteno po-
slovanje telefonskega omrezja,
kajti brez popravil, XII so po-
trebna, kadar pride do zastojev,
telefonski sistem ne more dolgo
poslovati.
Obstoji tudi moznost, da bo-
do ma stavki sc nahajajoci teh-
nicni in instalacijski delavci pred
telefonske centrale postavili
svoje pikete. v slucaju, da Sc
to zgodi, bodo ostali telefonski
delavci ma podlagi medsebojno
obveznega sporazuma, da noben
delavec ne SINE korakati ma delo
skozi piketno strazo, automatic
no nehati delati.
Izkljuceno nj, da Sc bo pikete
postavilo. pred telefonske cen
trale re jutri, kar hi prineslo
splosno paralizo telefonskega
omrezja.
Lokalna telefonska postrezba
zacasno nj prizadeta, medtem
ko so klici ma dodge razdalje mo-
goci lie v najbolj nujnih sluca-
jih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10

produkcija tekom vojne, Sc je
vrgla VISA ogromna propaganda
ma m a sina velepodjetnistva,
skupaj S svojimi zavezniki pri
vodstvu in ravnateljstvu veil
kin casopisov, ma to, da naprti
nasim poslovnim unijam odgo-
vornost "a neuspeh pri uvedbi
polne zaposlitve.
Velepodjetniski krogi torej
zagotavljajo, da ameriske po-
slovne unije skodijo farmarjem,
veteranom in potrosevalcem, ker
zahtevajo, da ostanejo njihovi
dohodki neprikrajsani.
Toda prodrli ne bodo.
Blagostanje farmarjev odvisno
ma delavski Zasluzek
Ameriski farmarji so namrec
re spoznali temeljno stvarnost,
da Gene njihovih pridelkov vsa-
kokrat padejo, kadar sc zniza 10
dohodki delavstva, da vpraseva-
ME po njihovih pridelkih utihne
in da postane polna produkcija
ma farmi nemogoea. Nemogoce
je zatajiti dejstvo, da rodbine,
XII imajo nekaj vec denarja tu-
di nekaj vec potrosijo.
Ona dolga kampanja ameris-
Dalje ma 2. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
Slepar strassi gospodarje

V okolici Woodland in E. Sc
St. Sc je te dni pojavil neki mo-
Ski, XII sc lastnikom his pred
stavlja "a uradnika OPA in izsi-
ljuje cd njih denar, ces, da jih
caka kazen, ker racunajo previ-
soko stanarino. Cd gospodarjev
zahteva po $50, ako Sc hocejo
izogniti prosekucije. Policija
opozarja, da je doticnik navaden
slepar in da maj Sc jo takoj po-
klice, ako bi sc Sc kje pojavil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10

To je ona osnovna res
MICA, ost, katero so
progressive politicne organiza-
cije in poslovne unije vedno IL
nova ponavljale in poudarjale
v teku zadnjih mesecev in let.
Ne lie, da je to resnica, temvec
istocasno je tudi izraz zaupanja
dobrih ameriskih drzavljanov v
sposobnosti nase dezele, nasega
naroda in nasega demokraticne-
ga postopka,
v protislovju S tenn nazira-
MEM pa imamo pred seboj tudi
izjave najbolj reakcionarnih in
najbolj mogoenih krogov veli-
kega ameriskega podjetnistva,
XII trde, da ne smemo pricako-
vati niti polne produkcije niti
polne zaposlitve. Najbolj ekstre-
misticni element med mimi so
cello Re objavili clanke in pisma,
XII nam hocejo dopovedati, da
so "depresije koristne Ameri-
XII.
Propaganda organi reakcije
S polno paro ma delu
;. Danes, ko 81 delavstvo priza-
deva, da 81 ohrani izboljsani -
cetudi Be vedno nezadostni -
standard zivljenja, katerega je
omogocila polna industrijska
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
Move slovenske bolnicarke

v dnevih 9. in 10. novembra
so sc v Columbusu, O. vrsile
preizkusnje "a graduacijo bolni-
cark IL raznih NEST in bolnisnic.
Vsega skupaj jih je bilo ma pre-
izkusnji 801 in cd teh je bilo
1873 IL Clevelanda. Med temi sta
dobili diplome kot registrirani
bolnicarki Slovenki Louise Mar
zlikar Glenville bolnisnica, il
Collinwooda in Julia Polshak,
Huron Road bolnisnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
KLUB "LJUBJANA"

Poleg re navedenih uradnikov
kluba Ljubljana, ma m je bilo
sporocano, da so bill izvoljeni
tudi sledeci: Louis Starman,
marsal; Joseph Plevnik, stric
in Mrs. Frances Rupnik, teta.
S tenn je nedostatek popravljen
in upamo da bodo pomoto vsi
prizadeti oprostili.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10

Vladni krogi so zelo optimi-
sticni glede uspesnosti konfe-
renee. Phillip Murray, predsed-
mix unije jeklarskih delavcev,
je izjavil, da ako bodo zastop-
niki industrije stavili primerno
ponudbo "a izravnavo mezdne-
ga spora, Sc bo unije sirom de-
zele takoj obvestilo, da ukinejo
priprave "a stavko.
Ako sc odvrne stavka v in
dustriji jekla, XII predstavlja
hrbtenico ameriske tezke indu-
STRIFE, nj dvoma, da DO tenn
polozen temelj, XII bo nudil po-
dlago "a resitev mezdnih spo-
rov tudi v drugih industri jah.
Vlada DO dovolla visje
Gene "a JeklO
zarek upanja, da Sc spor mir
no poravna, je posvetil ma tenn
no industrijsko situacijo, ko je
postalo jasno, da Sc DO vlada
navzlic opoziciji cd strani OPA
urada in njenega ravnatelja
Chester Bowlesa uklonila Ia
htevi korporacij "a zvisanje cen
jeklu. ----
Vprasanje je samo Sc, koliko
zvisanja Sc DO dovolilo. Medtem
ko industrija zahteva, da sc ce-
ne zvisajo "a $500 pri toni, pa
je vlada ocividno pripravljena
dati svoj peeat odobritve zvisa-
nju, XII DO znasalo okrog $500.
Chester Bowles je sele pred
par dnevi izjavil, da bo vse-
mi silami nasprotoval cello, ako
bi Sc Gene jeklu zvisale "a $3.50
pri toni, ampak veeraj je posta-
10 jasno, da bodo njegovi ugo-
vori potisnjeni ma stran, ne gle
de ma svarilo, ia sc bodo S tenn
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
Veverica ogrizla osem ljudi.
ustreljena

Vceraj je neki zivinozdravnik
v East Clevelandu ustrelil veve-
rico, XII je ogrizla osem oseb.
Veverica nj pr kemicni preiska-
vi 1azala, da bi bila stekla. Ven
dar morajo vse osebe, XII SO bile
ogrizene radi varnosti vzeti dvo-
tedensko Pasteurjevo zdravlje-
ME.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
Danes odpro pogajana odvritev ellarske stavke
GEN. EISENHOWER
ZAGOTAVLJA BRIO
DEMOBILIZACIJO

WASHINGTON, 9. janu-
aria. - Medtem ko IL mo-
zemstva Sc vedn0 prihaja-
jo pOrOcila o masnih pro-
testih ameriskihi vojakov,
je gen. Eisenhower danes
podal izjavo, da bo kot ma
celnik generalnega staba
storil vse, kar je v njegovi
moci, da bodo vsi vojaki, XII
MISC nujno potrebni "a oku-
pacijsko sluzbo, cim hitreje
poslani domov in odpusceni.
o novih masnih protestih
Sc poroea IL Frankfurta v
Nemciji in Jokahome ma
JapOnskem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
Stiri velike sile
priznale Avstriijjo

WASHINGTON, 8. januarja
-Vceraj je bila Avstrija, katera
je bila prva drzava, XII je bila
zavojevana cd strani Hitlerja,
priznana cd vseh stirih velikih
sill: Zedinjenih drzav, Anglije,
Sovjetske unije in Francije.
Predsednik Truman je postal
brzojavno cestitko DIR. Karlu
Rennerju, XII je bill izvoljen pred
sednikom avstrijske republike
Is. novembra in ga zagotovil, da
DO Amerika Avstriji nudila vso
pomoc v njenem prizadevanju,
da postane svobodna in demo-
kraticna drzava.
Obstojeca avstrijska vlada je
bila formirana po premierju
Figlu, potem, ko so Sc vrsile vo-
litve, XII SO jih Zedinjene drzave
odobrile kot v soglasju formu-
10, katero je sprejela konferen-
ca v Jalti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
Vesfi i Ggl jenja
o,,,eriSkih .$loUe,,ce1,,,

Chicago. Y nedeljo je umr-
Ia Mary Svetik, stara 60 let in
donna i vasi Racevo pri sv. treh
kraljih. ZapuSca moxa, diva 81
nova, stiri hcere in ~ vnukov.
Umrla je tudi Mrs. Ounerza.
'stara IS let ii xivsca ~ zoos
wv. a Pl.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
Ekspresna postrezba "a pc
siljks potom avijonov

United Air Lines je naznani-
Ia, da pricensi S !. februarjem
bo pristojbina "a posiljke dras-
ticno znizana. zraGni freight bo
posloval dnevno po tri obratne
voxnje cd Atlantika do Pacifi-
ka.