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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority
Written for NEA Service

One of Chicago's Oldest bridge
clubs, Tue Bridge Players Club,
operated by Mrs. Lesley Pope
Cooke and Mrs. Madeline Ander-
son is doing very well in its new
quarters at the Hamilton Hotel.
Today's hand was played at the
club, and was sent to me for an
opinion on an argument concern
ing it.
The bidding given is the way it
happened at the club. In my opinion
North should show the heart suit
first, but 1 do not favor his two
heart bid, as it is apt to crowd
the bidding.
After a free bid by North, South
is practically forced to rebid;
therefore over on heart, South
would bid two clubs; West two
diamonds; and now North should
bid two spades. This shows a new
suit and also a reversal.
Once again South is forced to
reDlo, n IN all prODablllty Snould
bid two no trump to show no sup
port for either hearts or spades,
which definitely marks him with
five spades and six hearts.
Had the two suits been five each,
the spade bid would have been
the proper overcall on the first
round instead of hearts.
While South has only two hearts.
he does have a fit in spades and
has the valuable queen of hearts.
Therefore South should not just
take a preference; he should bid
five hearts. and of course North
will go to six hearts.
When South bids five hearts,
North should know that he does not
have control of the diamond suit.
While South invites a slam. the
bidding indicates that it can be
made only if North has control
in diamonds. With the void in
diamonds North is justified in bid
ding the small slam.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07
Religion
DayByDay
BY L T. ELLIS
IN A KOREAN TRAIN

Many years ago, before oriental
railways had been fully modern
lied, I had to make, in winter,
the long journey between Seoul
and Pyeng Yang, in an unheated
train. A farm : raised missionary
came to my help, with the sug-
gestion that l put a lighted lantern
between my feet, and wrap up in
a blanket. So l made the trip In
reasonable comfort.
That was to me a new appli-
cation of the Scripture, ''Thy word
is a lamp unto my feet" Gods
word is not only for guidance, but
also helps through the hard
places.
A little heat, rightly placed, may
provide a great warmth. So the
lowliest life may shed a constant
influence in the most limited en-.
vironment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07
Some Labor Leaders Fear Sentiment
For Strike Control Laws Will Grow

June II. A majority of the House
voted to override the veto, 255 to
1875, but this was five votes short
of the required ~tWo-thirds. There
was no need for the Senate to ex-
press itself, and the Case bill was
dead for the session.
CLIO leaders are worried over the
possibility that the elections may
have provided those extra five
votes.
In the June II ~rollcall, Repub-
licans voted 1915 to override the
veto and Democrats voted 1886 to
sustain the President.
Carey. a member of the CLIO polit.
ical action committee, pledged
along with Jack Knoll, CIO-PAC
national director, that the CLIO
political arm will go right ahead
in its work.
Labor political action is here
to stay" Carey observed. ut is
ELASTIC enough to tit any set of
circumstances"
Knoll declared in a statement
from New York that "despite tenn
porary setbacks' the election cam
palgn showed that the CIO-PAC
and the other groups with which
1t works can be and will be the
decisive political force in u ma
ton. x x we have just begun to
fight.
BEGINNING Wednesday - right
noW-the CLIO Political Action COM
mlttee will intensity and expand
its activity. We will go on fighting
Tor Franklin D. Roosevelt's pro-
gram"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07
Pendulum Swings

The political pendulum swung back
with so full a sweep in Tuesdays cleo
tons that the republicans will organize
both branches of Congress in January.
The prophets had sensed the trend
Alright.
What the change portends is clear.
The last remnants of the new deal Will
be swept away. The bureaucratic doml-
nation under which the country sweat
ed and wept will be wiped out. For the
most part, this will be a blessing if the
power newly acquired by the republl-
cans is used not as a political big stick
but with discretion-for reform, not
revenge.
If the republicans hold the MAORI
ty in the Senate, Senator Vadenberg
probably will be their selection tor
president pro tenn. In view of Mr.. Van
denberg's knowledge of the troubled
state of the nations relations with
foreign governments, and his efforts
in association with Secretary of State
Bvrnes to bring order out of the chaos
existing, there is reason to be CRATE
full that the party successful at the
polls has so strong and able a man tor
this important post. His leadership
will be invaluable in further strengthen
ing our foreign policy with his sound
judgement he will guide the Senate in
constructive legislation and exert pow
erful influence against such irrecon-
cilables as, say, Senator Taft.
Governor Dewey's reelection in New
York by such a great majority would
seem to set him aside as most likely
to be the republican candidate for the
presidency in 1913. Whether this is an
unmixed blessing can be determined
according to individual bias only. Gov
ernor Warren and former Governor
Stassen will have to be reckoned with,
and each has a large following and is
not without qualifications. But 194S
is still some time ahead. Many things
could happen in the meantime to dis
count the chances of all three.
Coming events cast their shadow be-
fore. The attitude of Congress during
the next two years, its ability to deal
constructively with the vital issues
that must be settled, under republi-
can control, will be the dominant fac
tor in shaping the outcome Of the
presidential election.
In getting what they wanted Tues
day, the republicans accepted a ire
mendous responsibility. They will have
a chance to shape their course to
avoid the pitfalls of sheer party de-
cisions and so improve their likeli-
hood Of success in 1913.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07

wave this winter would inevitably
bring powerful support for drastic
labor laws.
Roll call votes Of the last session
show that, on numerous questions,
Republicans were more ardent
than Democrats in supporting pro.
posals to restrict union activities.
Congress passed the Case bill,
which would provide a !6O-day cool
ing-off period before strikes and
restrict unions in several ways.
President Truman vetoed it on
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07

incoice, then, wipins away his
tears, he bravely made out the
check. But with it he sent a little
note reading: MAY I offer a sug'
gestion? I think you should change
your slogan to It's a Dirty busi.
ness, but we Clean you good" :.
y
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07
Doctor Says
SPINAL 7. B. COMES
|0FTENEST IN Youth
BY WILLIAM A. O,RPrrN

ohiEN, MD
Potts disease (tubercuIosi,
the spine) causes a back deforno'
due to destruction of the bor.
which c%ollapses from the infac ~Jos'
Spinal tuberculosis has num-
largely brought under contro, 'sa
the destruction of tuberculons W
tie and the greater Use of p5sts sa'
lied milk. 'eU'
tuberculosis of the spine is ,o,,.
monest In children, but it NAV ' ~
cur in the aged as well. w.
tuberculosis g e rms enter -.
bone by way of the blood ~ -
lodge in the small arteries. vba ma
they set up the infection and i.
wade the surrounding str,,atn..
When bone is destroyed tho .h
scess can break through IN ~.
surrounding tissues and coma we
at some distance from its pIacs - ~
origin in a fistulous tract. "
Early symptoms of tuberculosis.
of the spine originate, from sn.sns
and irritation, in the nerve, WI
muscles. anu
AS a result. the back is b,,,
rigid. In picking up objects fro ,u
the floor, the affected child viii
not bend down but will instead
assume a squatting position.
The infection may be presso.
for some time before the parent,
are aware of the difficulty.
More than one point in n.
spine may be infected BY the t,.
bercule bacillus at the same tins
and when this happens mult;nIa
deformities result.
X-ray examination of the sn;ca
Will reveal the extent of the do.
%struotloa wrought by the tuoercuIa
bacillus. For this reason the X,rav
is used in every case of suspected
spinal tuberculosis.
Proper treatment of tuberculosis,
of the spine requires rest, as movp.
ment iaterferes with healing, Tho
patient is usually placed in a
plaster cast Or strapped to a metal
frame and kept in bed. A lons
period of rest necessarily proceeds
healing.
Local splinting of the infected
spine may be accomplished BY
putting in bone gratis with piece,
OF healthy bone spliced in the in.
fected portion.
Patients with spinal tuberculosis
should receive a well = balanced
diet and plenty of sunlight. Expo.
sure to the sun is of greater value
in treating tuberculosis of bones
and glands than it is in treating
tuberculosis OF the lungs.
tuberculosis Of the spine can be
prevented by protecting childrea
from tuberculous infection Chi.
dren allowed to live with persons
who have tuberculosis or exposed
to infected animals O. food will
contract the disease in a consider.
able number of cases.
In spite of the steady decline in
tuberculosis during the past cen
fury, control Of tuberculous infec.
ton is still a major public health
problem. AS any contagious dis,
ease Declines, the effort in time
and money expended to eradicate
it increases.
QUESTION: I have high blood
pressure and am overweight. |
have been advised 10 reduce. What
shall 1 eat to do so?
ANSWER: Moderate reduction
follows the elimination from the
diet of high caloric foods, such as
butter, cream, fat, sugar, and
starch. Fruits vegetables and
lean meats can be eaten without
damage to the weight reduction
program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07
QUOTATIONS.

Studies of children living in institutions and
those enjoying normal family life show tina,
children develop much faster when thew have
the love and interest nt someone close tc
them.-Dr. Douglas A. Thorn. director Habit
Clinic for Child Guidance. Inc, Boston, Mass
We no sooner have a man trained than he
goes Gen. Ernest N. Harmon, u
c. Constabulary commander in Germany.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07

For the word that enlightens and
warns and sustains, we praise
ihce today, o Lord. May it ever
De with us On Iife's journeyines.
Amen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07

I'm not Afr d of the man who asks
questions because he doesn't know. 1 am
afraid Of the man who thinks he knows when
he merely is assuming that he knows.-Ned H..
Dearborn, president of National Safety Coun-
Gil.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07
TOP O. THE MORNING

CheerfuIness and content are great beau
filters and are famous preservers of gors1
looks. Reflect upon your present blessings,
of which every man has many, not on
your past misfortunes, of which every
man has some.
Charles Dickens.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-07
Star Dust
- .
Dry Cleaned

"A certain Yankee householder
recently laid in his winters supply
OF coal. When the bill came from
me dealer he noticed that it boast
ed the slogan: cts a Black bust.
ness, but we treat you White.'
Inc householder wept a little
when he noted the amount of Tho
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-10-18

the Poscogoulo thirst for milk. Being Southern
institution we will assist in the development of
the duirY business in the South.
DAIRY FRESH erode A" Milk in sonitory
paper curtons is back in oil the food stores. Ask
your grocer for DAIRY FRESH Milk. Cream.
Buttermilk. Chocolate Milk and Cottage Cheese.
No bottles to wush and return. Easy to curry
home. No bottle deposit just throw it owoY
when empty.
DAIRY FRESH Milk is posteurized for extru
purity. Drink more of it it's good for you.
Pleose notice the rich creamy flavor of DAIRY
FRESH Milk
IfYou are not oble to get DAIRY FRESH Milk in
your store. then TELEPHONE the E. c. FORD.
residence. l0s7W and we will help you.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-26
zupan Burke naFnani. Go
bo zopet kandidat

Emo izmed neodgovorjenih
vprasanj v Clevelandu, kate
rim Sc politicni krogi bavijo ze
vec mesecev je, ali bo zupan
Thomas A. Burke prihodnjo je-
sen iznova kandidiral. Splosno
sc MANFRED priznava, da je on
edini, XII bi mogel zajamciti, da
demokratska stranka ostane se
nadalje v oblasti mestne Wade.
Vceraj je incl zupan privaten
pogovor z demokratskimi clani
mestne zbornice, ma katerem je
obljubil, da bo do odlocitve ma
pravil do prihodnjega ponedelj-
ka in o tenn porocaT v javnosti.
Zadnji cas- Sc je MANFRED razsirila
govorica, da Sc Burke umakne
v zasebno zivljenje in da be
skupno gov. Lauschetom, ki Sc
po Novem letu vrne v Cleveland
odprl odvetnisko pisarno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-26
Sovjetska unija
in India

NEW YORK, 10. novembra.
(O.N.A.) - Nova neodvisna In
dija in Sovjetska unija bo S t a
kmalu izmenjali svoje diplomas
ticne predstavnike. Nedavna po-
gajanja m ed sovjetskim zuna-
MIN ministrom Molotovom in
indijskim predstavnikom Krish.
ma P. S. Menon so bila posvece.
ma temu vprasanju in so dove.
ola do tega sklepa.
G.. Krishna Manon je eden in.
dijskih delegatov ma splosn,
skupscini zedinjenih narodov ir
je obenem osebni predstavnih
prvaka indijske Wade in pred
sednika indijske kongresne
stranke, Pandit Jawaharlal Ne
hrup. Pogajanja so Sc vrsila ,
glavnem stanu sovjetske delega
cije ma L. I.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-26
'Ucitelji v St. Paulu
OdSli ma stavkO

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Is. nov
Danes je tukaj odslo ma stavko
1,160 uciteljev in uciteljic v jaw
nih solah, vsled katere je brez
pouka 10000 solarjev v elemen-
tarnih in srednjih solah.
Danes zjutraj so stavkujoci
ucitelji, XII zahtevajo visje pla-
&c ter poveeanje proracuna "a
JAYNE sole, priceli S piketira-
MEM vseh solskih poslopij v me-
stu.
V sosednjem mestu Minneapo-
lis, XII Sc nahaja ma drugi strani
brega reke Mississippi, SO imeli
ucitelji istotako oditi ma stavko,
XII pa je bila zadnji trenotek
preprecena, ko je zupan obljubil,
da ucitelji takoj dobijo delno
zvisanje place, ostalo pa pozne-
lie.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-26
Egipcani ne marajo
angleskih pogodb

CAIRO, rs. nov. Posebna
komisija Egipcanov, XII sc
ukvarja z obnavljanjem egip-
tovsko-angleskega sporazuma cd
1886 leta, je zavrgla priporocila
"a pogodbo med Egiptom in An
glijo, XII sta jih podala premier
Ismail Sidky Pasha v imenu
Egipta in zunanji tajnik Ernest
Bevin v imenu Anglije.
Komisija je izjavila, da ne DO
spre:ela tocko, XII je vkljucena
" pogodbo in XII Sc nanasa ma
"vojno nevarnost," po kateri bi
ODE vladi vzaiennnem sporazu-
mu podvzele potrebne mere. Cla-
nj komisije so prepricani, da bi
ma podlagi te tocke Egypt "po-
stal vojna postojanka in bi sc
enkrat lahko padel pod okupa-
clio Anglije."
V istem porocilu Sc omenjajo
izgredi v raznih krajih Egipta,
XII imajo proti-anglesko tenden-
co. Tako so izbruhnile proti-bri-
tanske demonstracije v nekih
mestih ma izlivu reke Mia, kjer
so demonstranti zazgali angle
ske knjige. Obstojajo organiza-
cije studentov, XII Sc borijo proti
novim pogodbam z Anglijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-26
KESSELRINGU so
!VZKLIKALI "MORILEC"

RIM, Is. nov. - Italijani so
pozdravili vojnega zlocinca in
nacisticnega marsala Alberta
Kesselringa z vzkliki "morilec'
in "mesar italijanskega ljud-
stva", ko Sc je ia pojavil v sod
nj dvorani, v kateri Sc vrsi OBJ
ravnava proti skupini nacistic-
nih generalov.
Kesselring je skupaj z gene
ralom Eberhard Won Macken.
sonom obtozen "a zlocine prot
italijanskemu ljudstvu med Mi.
mi "a umor 335 italijanskih tai
cev v Ardeatine. Ii so bill umor.
jeni, ko so Italijani ubili 80 ma.
cisticnih policajev marca 1914
v eni ulici Rima.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-26
TRUMAN ODREDIL
"cISTKO" v URADIH
FEDERALNE VLADE

WASHINGTON rs. nov.
- Predsednik Truman je
danes v cilju, da zadovoid
novi republilanski kongres,
odredil posebno poverjenis-
two, XII Sc bo ukvarjalo s
cistko "komunistOv in Osta-
lih prevratnih >elementOv",
XII Sc baje nahajajo v sluz-
bi federaIne Wade.
Republikanci SO ze vec-
krat skupaj z juz. demokra-
ii, zahtevali to ciscenje
''komunistov in ostalih pre-
vratnih elementov", O kate
rih sc trdi, da SO zaposleni
v raznih drzavnih uradih.
Porocilo omenja, da bo ia
komisija, XII Sc bavi S 'cist-
kami', predlozila l.. febru-
aria svoje porocilo in pri-
pOrOcilo "a nadaljnje ukre-
pc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-26
DRZAVNE INDUSTklJE v
AVSTRALIJI PREHAJAJO
v ZASEBNE ROkE

CANBERRA 10. novembra.
(O.N.A.) - L. avstralske pre-
stolnice prihaja vest, da preha-
ia eedalje vec drzavnih indu-
strij roke zasebnih podjetni-
kOv.
Pododbor avstralske Wade "a
lahko industrijo je ma primer
priporoeil, da maj vlada da v
najem nekatere dele tovarne
Rochlea v Brisbani, kjer maj bi
zasebniki zaceli proizvajati raz-
licno opremo in pohistvo, a dru-
gi podjetniki maj bi zgradii to-
varne9 "a slasaice, pecivo in bar
We. .
V Queenslandu nameravajo
prodati zasebnim podjetnikom
poslopja, katera je zgradila
ameriska vojska tekom vojne
"a svoja skladisca. v teh po'
slopjih je nameravano, da bodo
spravljene v obrat tovarne IL.
delkov il plastienih snovi, raz-
licni praski "a ciscenje in pra.
ME, dale krma "a zivino in il.
delki IL slame.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-26

Poleg Bubnja, XII zastopa glav-'
nj odbor Amerisko-slovanskega
kongresa, Sc nahajajo v delega-
ciji Sc Mary Pirinsky in Michael
Tkach. V Belgradu sc bodo pri-
druzili Zlatku Balokovicu, pod
predsedniku slovanskega kon-
gresa, XII Sc skupaj svojo So
progo nahaja ma .obisku v Jugo-
slaviji.
Pet clan, XII DO zastopal CLAW
nj odbor, je Joseph Martinek, XII
Sc sedaj nahaja v Pragi.
Ostali, XII so odsli v Jugoslavi-
jo ma parniku lille de France so {:
Ann Takich, delegatinja Ame-
risko slovanskega kongresa v
Michiganu; Nicholas Marcoff il
Detroita, delegat Amerisko-ma-
kedonske narodne lige; Bocho
Mirheff, delegat Amerisko-bol-
garske lige v Detroitu; Tony
Majnarich, urednik ''Narodnega
Glasnika" IL Pittsburgha, in
Milo Vujacich il Detroita, Mich,
XII zastopa "Slobodna rec" IL
Pittsburgha.
Vsi so dobili ameriske potne
liste kot bratski delegate ma Vse-
slovanskem kongresu v Belgra-
du, XII bo razpravljal o vlogi slo-
vanskih narodov v borbi "a mir
in demokracijo, ter O njihovem
delezu "a razvoj svetovne kul.
ture. -...
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-26
Lepo uspela koncertna
priredba zbora Jadran

Nedeljska prireditev pevske-
ga zbora Jadran, je prav dobro
izpadla. Pricetek je bill popol-
dan oh 4. uri v SLOW. del. domu.
Zbor in solista Peter Dujmovie
in Florence Unetic so podali vse
pevske tocke precizno in delez-
nj so bill navdusenega aplavza,
kar je pricalo, da je navzocim
posetnikim petite res ugajalo.
Zlasti Sc je videlo, da so pri-
jetno uGinkovale ma navzoce
pevske tocke, XII so bile sprem-
ljevane S strunskim kvartetom
kar je res mojstrsko aranzira]
vodia zbora Vladimir Maleckar
Drugi del programa je tvori'
la enodejanka petjem "zenin
il Amerike". zenitovanjski obi
caji in sploh celia igra je bils
vsem prav vsec, lie zal, da n
bila daljsa. Igro je spisal in re-
ziral John Steblaj, XII je tudi vo
dill program.
Udelezba pri popoldansken
programu je bila povoljna, I'VE
Ger pri plesu pa ste bile obe
dvorani natrpani obcinstva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-26
Bodo odpotovali ma
poqreb v Export. Pa.

Ma pogreb pokojnega Jakoba
Beleta, XII je bill preteklo sobo-
to ubit v avtomobilski koliziji,
odpotujejo danes v Export, Pa,
sorodniki pokojnega, Mildred in
Edward Cimperman, Harry Zor-
man in Tony Gerchman, docim
sta sc Ivanka Glazar, sestra po.
kojnega, in njen MOI Frank, po-
dala tjakaj ze v nedeljo. Pokoj.
nj je bill As let star in je prisel
v Zed. -drzave leta 1921 il Sla'
vine pri Postojni. zivel je vse od
tedaj v Exportu, kjer zapuses
.zeno Ano, dve hceri in enega si
ma, vstari domovini dive sestri, y
Braziliji pa, enega brata. Me.
gov najmlajsi brat je bill mee
vojno kot partizanski borec "a
jet cd Itaijanov, XII SO ga cd
gnali v Rim in tam ustrelili.
Pokojni Jakob Belle je bi
skozi rs let tajnik drustva SNIP
" Exportu, Pa. Pogreb Sc DO vr
sil jutri OBJ 10. uri dopoldne j;
hise zalosti v cerkev st. Mary.
" Exportu in Cd tam ma poko
palisce:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-26
Rusi Odkrii nov
naccin "a sproscenje
atomske energije

MOSKVA, Is. nov. .- Fiziku
P. I. Lukirsky je uspelo, da je
odkril nov nacin "a razbijanje
atomskega jedra. V porocilu Sc
omenia, da je S. 1. Vavilov, pred
sednik Academic znanosti dal
gornjo izjavo, omenivsi pri tenn
da je Lukirski eden cd 20 kan
didatov "a pet novih stolic v
teoreticni in eksperimentalni fl
ziki. Potankosti glede tega od-
kritja MISC omenjene.
Razbijanje oziroma sprosce-
ME atomskega jedra plutonija
in neke vrste uranija, je ustva-
rilo moe atomskih bomb.
SOvjetski atomski projekt
ma obali Crnega mOrja
LONDON, rs. nov.-London-
ski "News Chronicle" poroca, da
so ruski znanstveniki unpsleni
pri graditvi velikanskega pro-
jekta "a atomsko energijo in 81
GER ma obali Crnega morja. Po-
rocilo omenja, da Jim pri tenn
delu pomagajo nemski fiziki.
Domneva Sc, da Sc ia projekt
gradi v blizini pristanisca Suk-
himi. ,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-26
DOLGA STAVKA MA "a
PADNI OBAI.I KONcANA

: SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. v
soboto Sc je koncala dolga stav-
ka ladijskih kapitanov, podka-
pitanov in pilotov, vsled katere
je bill ustavljen skoro yes pro-
met lukah ma zapadni obali.
Vsled te poravnave bodo clani
CIO unije pomorscakov, XII so
Sc sporazumeli z lastniki ladij
re v torek, takoj zaceli tovoriti
ladje.
Poravnava obeh stavk prime
Sc olajsanje "a Alaska in Ha-
vajske otoke v pogledu ziveza in
drugih potrebscin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-26
v POCAST BIVsIM VOJAKOM

Klub drustev in direktorij
Slov. drustvenega donna ma Re-
cher Ave. priredita jutri vecer
slavnostno vecerjo v pocast
vsem bivsim vojakom, katerih
imena so ma castni plosci, ka-
kor tudi onim, XII so clani dru-
Stew, XII zborujejo v SID ma Re-
cher Ave. Vecerjo Sc bo servi-
ralo oh Z. uri, nato pa sledi pies
in prosta zabava. Vstopnina je
prosta in vsak vojak lahko pri-
pelje. enega svojih s seboj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-26
Jutri Sc pricne
sodnO zaslisanje
proti Lewisu

Vceraj je predsednik premo-
garske unije John L. Lewis pri-
sci ma federalno sodisce v Wash
ingtonu, kjer je njegov odvetnik
izjavil, da sodnija nj imela moci
izdati odloka, s katerim sc je
prepovedalo ukinjenje della v
premogovnikih, nato pa je sod
mix Goldsborough, XII je izdal
omenjeni odlok, odredil da sc DO
formalna bitka glede legalnosti
odloKa zacela sredo.
Vcerajsnje preliminarno "a
s1isanje je bio lie uvod legalne
bitke, XII sc bo zacela v sredo, in
XII utegne biti odlocilne vaznosti
"a bodoce odnosaje med fede-
ralno vlado in organiziranim
delavstvom.
Truman Sc posvetuje glede
premogovne situacije
Odvetnik premogarske uni je
je prostodusno primal, da Sc nj
cd strani Lewisa in njegove uni
je nicesar ukrenilo, da sc izogne-
ia obtozbi preziranja sodne OBJ
lasti, to pa vsled tega, ker Sc
ne priznava, da je sodisce imelo
moe podati tozadevni odlok.
Predsednik Truman sc je wee
raj vrnil S kratkih pocitnic v
Floridi ter sc takoj sestal S svo-
jimi vodilnimi svetovalci ma kon-
ferenci, XII Sc je bavila S premo-
govnim polozajem. V Bell hiss
so bill notranji tajnik Krug, de-
lavski tajnik Schwellenbach in
rekonverzni direktor Steelman.
Jeklarne so Odredile .
znizanje obrata ssF @ss,' ~. ~,
JAYNE oblasti sirom dezele SO
podvzele korake, da odredijo
delno zatemnitev v svrho sted-
ME elektricne sile, katere proiz-
vodnja je odvisna cd premogov-
nih zalog. Ako Sc stavka kmalu
ne poravna, bodo prizadete vse
industrije.
Jeklarne so ponekod re zniza.
le obrat. Razmotriva sc tudi 9
moznosti zaprtja sol, da Sc po-
daljsa obstojece zaloge kuriva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-26
v ZADNJE SLOVO

|, Clanice drustva sv. Ane st. 4
SDZ so prosene, da Sc nocoj oh
osmih snidejo v zeletovem po-
grebnem zavodu ma 65O2 St.
Clair Ave, da izkazejo zadnjo
Cast umrli clanici Heleni Ogrin,
jutri pa da Sc OBJ 9. uri po moz-
nosti udeleze njenega pogreba.