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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05

New York, Mar 5-AP-Big
league baseball bosses were be
ing besieged today by the biggest
holdout brigade that ever clamored
for more money.
With every major league training
camp officially launched and the
deadline reached for all hands TO
be present and accounted for. a
poll revealed today that at least
40 players we're still outside the
fold. And that does not include
those who bolted TO the Mexican
Professional League.
With the exception of the Bos-
ton Red Sox and the Cincinnati
Reds, every club is represented In
we want more dough" club. with
the Brooklyn Dodgers Boosting
IL players in that select circle.
The most prominent OF the I'M
signed group include the Dodgers
Dixie Walker and Pete Reiser, the
st. Louis Cardinals Marty Marion
and Whitley Kurowski, the Browns
Nern Stevens and Dick Siebert,
Cleveland's Frank Hayes and the
New York Yankees Ernie Bonham.
Other OF PERHAPS lesser quality
include the following:
National League-Boston, out
fielders Chuck Workman and Butch
Nieman, infielder Ted Cieslak and
pitchers Jim Trexler and Charlie
Cozart; Brooklyn. pitchers Ralph
Branca, Cy Buker, Art Herring,
Chef Kehn and Joe Hatten, and
infielders Jack Boiling, Ed BasinsKi
and Leighton Kimball: Chicago.
outfielder Harry Lowrey: New
York. pitcher Adrian Zabala and
outfielders Charlie Mead and Jesse
Pike: Philadelphia, pitcher Johnny
HUMPHREYS and infielder Roy
Hughes; Pittsburgh. pitcher Max
Butcher, catcher Bill Salkeld and
infielders Frank Cuisine and Pete
Coscarart.
American League-Chicago IN
fielder Gene Nance; Cleveland, in,
fielder Mickey Rocco, pitcher Am.
brose Palican and outfielder Stan
Benjamin: Detroit, inlelders Eddie
Lake and Bobby Maier; New York,
outfieldtr Tuck Stsinback and in
fielder Joe Buzas; Philadelphia
outfielders Frank Demaree. Hal
Peck and Gene Hardley, and pitch.
err Phil Marchildon; Washington
outfielder Stan Spence.
Brooklyn President Branch
Hickey admitted that while he wa,
not particularly worried about the
others, he was deeply concerned
over the refusal of Walker and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05
Players Hope to Get More Money
Forty Five Still Out of
Fold of Baseball Leagues

Reiser to report until their salary
squabbles were ironed out. The
veteran Dixie, who led the Ma
tional League in batting in 1914 and
in runs batted in last year, won't
bulge from his Birmingham, Ala,
haven until Hickey agrees to boost
his $4,000 salary of last year.
Reiser. the senior circuits batting
king in Al, is demanding a 100 per
cent increase over his $500 sal
airy of AZ, his last year before in
duction.
Marion doesn't fancy the cut In.
flicted upon his s13,500 figure OF
last year by Card Prexy Sam Brea-
don and wants the same contract
which made him the highest paid
man on the club in AS. Kurowski,
who led his mates in batting lass
year with 1928 and drove out II
home runs to set a new high for
National League third basemen,
promises to wage a stubborn hold
out campaign. 1t was learned
that the hard hitting blond Penn
sylvanian, who is understoo, to
have received $4,000 for his ser
vices last year, has asked for a
$4,000 raise.
stephens, American League home
run king. twice has rejected
Brownie terms and has return ed
TO his Long Branch. Calf, home
prepared for a long holdout siege.
Hayes. iron man catcher OF the
Tribe. has not even bothered to
confer with Manager Lou BoI-
dreau while Bonham sulks in his
lone, Calf, home brooding over
the giant.sized slash Yankee boss
Larry MacPhail admitted he gave
the veteran fork ball hurler.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05
Sports Roundup

East Lausng-APTeam University Of Pittsburgh and
Iowa State COLLEGE Central COLLEGIATE Conference
track and field Michigan State College Saturday
swelling the entry record high and throwing the 18th annual
carnival a free.foral.
featuring the $4,000 Louisiana
lush New Orleans the nations VII"
ter racing capital unbeaten two old
and California for the event top weighted at
pounds derby Fifteen horses were expected 10 go 10 the
back to the fight games big
time today boxing promoters hen work with described
the beakhustng busi
York His salary is estimated as being between
to 100000 yearling.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05
Back When

Today a Year Ago-The New
York Giants received signed con-
tracts from Outfielders Joe Med
wick, Johnny Rucker, Steve Flip
owicz and Dan Gardella.
Three Years Ago-Beau Jack out
pointed Fritzie Civic in a close IL
rounder in New York.
Five Years Ago-Joe DiMaggio
signed with the New York Yankees
for $4,000.
Ten Years Ago-Burleigh Grimes,
veteran major league hurler sign.
cd as manager of the Louisville
American Association Colonies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05

Lansing, Mich.-AP-Dr. George
A. Woodward has resigned, effec-
tive March IS, as superintendent OF
the Sault Ste. Marie Mental Hos
pital, the state mental health COM
mission announced Monday. The
commission named DR.. T. w.
Thompson. assistant superinten-
dent OF the Traverse City State
Hospital. to be acting superintend-
emit at Sault Ste. Marie. He Will
take over his duties March IL.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05
Ring Decisions

Pittsburgh-Ray Robinson. 1i7,
New York, outpointed Sammy An
gott. 143. Washington, G0).
Philadelphia-Tommy Bell, 1891
Youngstown, o., stopped Danny
Williams. $50. New York, 90.
Washington-Colin CLANCY. 1SA
Indianapolis, outpointed Al Hoos-
man, 1876, New York U0).
New York-Chuck Taylor, 145,
Pittsburgh. outpointed Freddy Ar
cher, IA, Newark. n. J. G0).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05
Bowling Scores
MOOSE LEAGUE

White Tails
X. gillette 507. r. Null 473. A.
Craig 466, A. Vossell (avgD 449.
II. Crane 500, handicap is.
Game totals 1856 79S $50 24l3
Hoofs
Vargo AL. NJ. Clark 1856, P.
Daschner 5l3. W. Koch $50 w. King
$50.
Game totals sos sO4 500 243S
Bull Moose
w. White 54S, II. Sinclair Alb,
NJ. Reed 465, L. Dicks 491, d.
Wood 566.
Game totals 100 500 S91 24Ss
Short Horns
F. Wood 1863. c. Wood $40. D.
Poff 400, Lonsberry 452, S. Miller
400. handicap 81.
Game totals 744 sos S74 2l26
L. Seagraves 539, f. Miller SOC,
G. Carey 459, r. Raab 464. A.
Robinett $40.
Game totals S65 $50 IA 247S
-ucks
E. Dillon 400, X. Rhinehart 430,
l.. Casselberry 400, Daprich 435.
NJ. Sheldon 455. handicap 1913.
Game totals 754 1855 754 2243
Misfts
A. Ziegler 53S. r. Gates SIS. K.
Slater 495, K. Robtoy sos, B. Wales
651.
Game totals SIS SIS 929 1865
Antlers
Connally 453, Thayer 442. Can
non $50. Scheffler 4S4, Joster 499,
handicap 81.
Game totals 7O9 S72 40 229l
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05
Bench GOSSIP

League, Boss Fido Murphy of the
Topeka Owls had to pay 81 900, buy
the Chanute uniforms and supply
Is players and a whom
he pays .. The deal may be a good
one, at that. because Topeka con
trolls all the players.
80
One Error
For years the baseball record
books have carried the line out
fielders. most assists, game g
George F. Gore. New York MI,
July l6. 1883" Recently historian
Ernie Lanigan was looking through
some 1883 records and sound that
center fielder Gore was credited
with only four assistants for the
season. E. Further Investigation
revealed it was Pitcher William
Gore who had the five assists in
that game while Gore had none at
all.
Cleaning the Cuff
Gil Bouley, the big tackle who
left the Cornell campus to play for
he Cleveland Rams last fall. Is
back at Ithaca studying but no one
has mentioned the fact Cornell
still needs a line coach. The
early line establishes Deanna as 4
Al favorite for the Hambletonian.
which will be raced in Angus.
Those big hearted bookies!
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05
NAMED CAPTAIN

East Lansing. Mar. 5-AP-ollis
White. Michigan State College bas4
ketball guard and third highest
scoring Spartan during the past
season, has been elected honorary
team captain by his mates. White,
who returned to MISC. from the
Army Air Forces last fall is a
senior.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05
Cleaning the Cuff

Harvard's Wyndol Gray may
have to fly back and forth between
the NCAA basketball tourney in
New York and his classes at Cam
bridge because OF scholastic trou-
bles.. .Biff Jones. Army athletics
director, Is planning an Oklahoma
reunion next fall when the Sooners
play football at West Point. Biff,
an old Oklahoman, figures the
World Series-football combination
will bring plenty OF them here.
Expense item: To arrange a work
ing agreement with the Chanute,
Kansas, Club OF the class ID" Kom
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05
HOUSE LEAGUE


Streleher's
A. Kruger 1856, f. Stoll 375, Ada
mic 329, P. Richards 397, Z. Stretch
er 800. handicap POI.
Game totals 6S3 742 500 217S
Lounsbcrry's
l.. Seagrayes 1876. II. fowler 601.
r. Lounsberry 1926, G. Lutes 40, X.
Balcley SOL.
Game totals $40 S2l $40 249O
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05
one-minute Sports Page

Spike Dixon. Marquette L. train
err. has asked every college basket
ball coach to send in the name and
record OF his best free-thrower....
When he analyses the figures,
Spike probably will prove tina: some
hit them and some don't. Argen-
tina is the Goth nation to become
affiliated with the "Globall' pro-
gram OF the National Baseball Con-
gress, including seven Central and
South American republics. =
Army and Navy will combine their
outdoor dual track meet with the
/. c. "A championships at Annap-
oils in May. Like to have the
headache concession for scorers
=. Race Secretary Hank Thomp-
son OF the Delaware, o., trotting
track reports he already has orders
from all over the country for seats
for the Little Brown Jug In Sep
tember.... What does he put in that
Jug, anyway?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05
Bella Vista

Bella Vista
Givens $50. Osterwiseh 449,
Warner S72. Walworth 443, Her.
bert 372, handicap 345.
Game totals sos $40 S23 1441-
Yeatman and Stein
Stoll 4Sl, Glow 4S2, c. Smith
1872, Stein 537. J. Smith 643.
Game totals S27 $50 S56 1865
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05

Moray's
NJ, Dundon 342. p. Miller 404, A.
Plat 433, l.. Morris 81, B. Beck
319.
Game totals SIS els sos 1869
Beautylsnd
d. Kildau 1856, F. Wagner 305. NJ.
Blomquest 315, B. Rust (sub) 375.
A. Fem All. handicap SO.
Game totals 567 63l 657 1855
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05
CITY LEAGUE
EIn,arfa Rarhane

Ellis 426, Fields AS, Blakmore
1856, Nelson 1872. Stout 504.
Game totals 747 $40 100 2146
Wier Brothers
c. Lore 40, n. Wier 1898, J. Gill
land 523, G. Wier $50, +. Woods
474, handicap 20.
Game totals 6S7 S45 732 1854
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05
Annex

G. Johnson SO4, b. Mills 354. l..
Lore 400, d. Stein 345, T. West 3s9,
handicap SO.
Game totals $40 62i 635 1908
Cities Service
V. Lidke 1876, L. Max 427. II. Kel-
lar 344, NJ. Fox AL, F. Berthold 421.
Game totals 675 65S 696 2O29
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05
Aluminium Die Cast

Aluminium Die Cast
Carey Al. Hammond 442, Craig
466, Geeb 534, Butts 596, handicap
ia.
Game totals $50 7S3 $50 1868
Cox's Service
Casselberry 1872, Crane 5l7. Oh
lett 1866. Sinkule SOC. Deck 565.
Game totals 799 Sal SS6 1925
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05
Stanley teSmers

Buck 423, Gather 413. Borg 443,
Hopkins 1913, X. Hoyt 46l. handt
cap 219.
Game totals sos 755 ISL 23S3
Saratoga Water
Whiting 1872. Doyle 36l, Peters
49,. Jenison $50, Herbst (ayg) 40.
G @ totals 745 IA 72l 2lS0
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05
Saratoga Water
c. c. jerks

G. Mitchell SOC. f. Ring 576, O.
jerks 372, F.. Livingston 437, c.
Schreiner Al.
Game totals III SSi 701 23o7
SeoVill's
2. Husse 1874. X. Hopp AIS, Hanes
4S9, u. Porter AS, {. Hopp 400,
handicap 81.
Game totals SIS 731 SIS z241
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05

LADIES RECREATION LEAGUE
Team Standings
Won Lost
Moray's ,...., 43 IS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05
Apparel

A. fowler 429, II. McComb 346,
X. Welch 451, l. ellis 43o, K. Mey-
ers SIG.
Game totals 700 40 762 2l72
ReSall
A. Stein $40. l.. Johnson 295 r.
Stitt 436. r. Fem S35. NJ. Russell
39S, handicap $50.
Game totals 657 63S $50 1884
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05
BY HUGH FULLERTON. JR.

by HUGH FULLER ION, JR.
New York, Mar. 5-AP-i you've
been reading reports from the
South, you probably. think that
baseball prep school the Dodgers
have been running at Sanford. Fla.
is the biggest thing OF its kind that
ever took place. . II amt so.
The biggest training camp. says
Ernie Lanigan, was run by the
Cards at Danyille, ILL.,. in 1929 when
21S aspiring ball players were gath
cred at one time. II was at
Danville that Roy Schalk played
six games on one day when he
dropped in for a tryout and was
given the heave-ho that same night.
In 1928 when Syracuse, the
first International League club TO
train in Florida. hooked up with the
Cardinals and a few other clubs at
Bradenton, Fla, there wasn't room
in the hotels for all the players.
IA lot OF them were EARNED
OUT around town and given s25
wien SuDSlbNCliNt diiO" ahSO's
They did so we'll on that that some
refused to return to the hotels later
even when they we're cut to $3.50.
80
It Happened Once
Marjorie Davis Of Frewsburg, y.
Y. bowled three consecutive games
Of 13S in league competition recent
ly, Last week she returned
for another shot and rolled anoth-
err 1873 in the first game Natur-
ally Marge was given a good raz-
zing on the subject OF being in a
rut, bowlers being what they are,
when she came up for her second
try-and there it was again, her
fifth 1873 in a row Then just to
prove she could do better, Marge
finished off with 1851.
:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05

Wait just a little longer. Your
silent, trouble-free Servel will
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service you've ever dreamed
you'd have.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
v PRIHODNJIH 80 .DNEII
Sc PRIcAKUJE OKROG
700 MANJSIH STAVK

WASHINGTON, 10. junija-
Delavski oddelek ina prijavlje-
nih 700 stavk v prihodnjih 80
dneh. V tenn so prizadete unije
pri manjsih druzbah, katere ze-
lijo izvojevati priboljske, kot so
jih velike unije. Vec teh sporov
sc bo najbrz poravnalo brez
stavke in v splosnem ne bodo
imeli vpliva ma javnost.
Neki delavski izvedenec je IL
javil, da Sc lahko pricakuje. da
bo sirom Amerike OBJ vsakem
easu $50 stavk, ker skupno Ste
vilo delavcev znasa dsnes 81 mi
ijonov. To bi pomenilo, da DO
cd 10000 do $4,000 delavcev ma
stavki oh vsakem casu v teko-
Gem letu. Med vojno je bilo po-
vprecno po 20 stavk hkrati.
Dne 6. junija 1914 nj bila v
dezeli v teku niti ena stavka, in
unijski voditelji so mnenja, da
ia posebnost ostane e6instvena
"a vse case.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
Clevelandska policija pre-
izkuSa automobile

Prometni ko misar Martin
Blecke je podal te dni nekaj
statistike stanju avtomobilov,
katere Sc ze deli casa ustavlja
in preiskuje ma clevelandskih
cestah. Najbolj pomanjkljive so
zavore ma avtomobilih. Do sedaj
je policija preizkusila 48,673 av-
tomobilov in je izdala ukaze "a
popravila v $4,000 'slucajih. Pri-
.blizno emo tretjino avtomobilov
potrebuje enc ali druge vrste
popravke. Kljub temu Sc vozni-
ki avtomobilov ne zmenijo "a
ukaze policije, ker cd $1,000 Sc
jih je samo $500 odzvalo polici-
j in dokazalo, da SO bila njih
vozila popravljena. Drugi SO
listke ignorirali in BE danes
ogrozajo sebe in druge ljudi, ker
vozijo z automobile, ki potrebu-
jejo popravil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
JOE LOUIS OSTAL
BOKSARSKI cAMPIJON

NEW YORK, 10. junija-Za-
morski boksar Joe Louis je no
col " osmem "roundu" zbil svo-
jega tekmeca Billy Gonna il
Pittsburgha in tenn obdrzal
"krono" kot svetovni boksarski
sampijon. Spopad je gledalo
45, ,266 oseb, XII so placali skup-
no 81, ,925, ,564 vstopnine.
Porazeni Conn je irskega po-
kolenja. Zamorci so ponovno
zmago svojega eloveka pozdra-
viii s spontanimi manifestacija-
mi in paradami po velikih me-
stih sirom dezele.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
Javno zaslisanje o zdravstve
nj predlogi

v Euclid Ave. baptistovski
cerkvi sc bo v petek oh 8. uri
zvecer vrsilo zaslisanje raznih
prominentnih oseb glede Wag7
ner-Murray-Din zdravstvene
predloge; predsedoval bo sodnik
Daniel e. Morgan. v soboto Sc
DO pa zaslisevanje nadaljeva1o
oh OILS zjutraj. Pri tenn zaslise-
vanju bo predsedoval sodnik Ju-
Illus M. Kovachy.
Vsi tisti, kateri zelijo izraziti
svoje mnenje "a ali proti pred
logi, Sc morajo pismeno prigla-
siti ma urad Consumers League,
348 Engineers Bldg. Cleveland
IA, O., in Y pismu povedati, ka-
tero stran bodo zagovarjali.
clani kongresa, drzavne po-
stavodaje, zupani in mestni kon-
cilmani so posebno vabljeni, da
podajo svoja priporocila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20

Obrambni odvetnik je potem
zacel citati brzojavko, katero je
prejel cd odbora "a Mihajlovice-
vo obrambo v New Yorku, toda
predsednik sodisca ga je preki-
nil z izjavo, da nj nobene potre-
be, da bi Sc brzojavka citala.
Mihajlovie je ze poprej izja-
vii, da ne mara pric il Amerike.
Anglez zanikuje, da je narocil
"a unicenje partizanov
LONDON, 10. junija Pod
polkovnik William Hudson, XII
Sc je svoj cas- nahajal ma glav-
mem stanu generala Mihajlovi-
ca, je izjavil nocoj, da nj nikdar
narocil cetniskemu vodji, da maj
unici komuniste. in partizane v
Jugoslaviji.
Hudson je podal izjavo kot
odgovor MihaJovicu, XII je IL.
jnija prical, da mu je britska
misija v Jugoslaviji dala naro-
clio, da maj 'likvidira komuniste
in njih simpaticarje."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20

clanice krozka st. ! Prog. Slo-
venk prosi tajnica, da il vrnejo
vsaj do nedelje vse listke, XII jih
inajo v predprodaji "a dobitke,
kateri bodo oddani ma proslavi
Jugoslovanskega dneva ma vrtu
SID ma Recher Ave. Obenem Sc
tlanice prosi, da izkazejo zad-
njo cast pokojnemu Antonu
Vadnalu,. soprogu tlanice Anne
Vadnal, katerega truplo Sc ma
haja ma mrtvaskemu odru v po-
grebnemu zavodu JOS. zele in
sinovi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
MESTNI PISARNISKI
DELAVCI BODo NAJBRz
DANES ZASTAVKALI

Snoci je izgledalo, da bo-
do danes oh 7::3O zjutraj pi-
sarniski delavci v mestni
hisi, XII so organizirani v
uniji AFL, odsli ma stavko
in postavili piketne straze
pred vhode v mestnO hiso.
Vsled .stavke pisarniskih
usluzbencev Sc utegne usta-
viii tudi delo v vseh petih
clevelandskih klavnicah. PO
sell clevelandske delavske
federacije, XII Sc je vrsila
snoci je namrec poslovni "a
stopnik mestnih pisarniskih
delavcev Sam PERI izjavil,
da Sc mestni klavniski mad
zorniki ne bodo prijavili ma
delO.
John Jurkanin, predsed-
mix unije klavniskih delav-
cev, je istocasno rekel, da
bo unija podprla stavkar-
je in da akO bi Sc ma mestO
rednih inspektorjev poslalo
v klavnice druge, bodo vsi
clani unije v kIavnicah pre-
nehali z delOm.
Vceraj pozno popoldne Sc
je v mestni hiSi delalo unij-
ske letake z naznanilom, da
je stavka "v teku", medtem
ko je zupan Burke izjavil,
da tOzadevno mi dObil nika-
kega naznanila in O poloza-
ju nj hotel podati nobenega
komentarja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
Sodnik SO oprostil

Okrajni sodnik Merrick, je
oprostil 21-letno Mrs. Becker,
XII je bila obtozena zanemarja-
MIA svojih treh otrok, obenem
pa Sc je v imenu sodisca opro-
still, ker je bila sploh kdaj areti-
rama. Pri zaslisanju je prizlo ma
dan, da je bila zenska navzlic
temu, da je locena Cd svojega
moza, dobra in vestna matt. Moi
j "a vzdrxsvanje treh otrok pla-
cuje samo po SIS na mesec. On
je bill tisti, 81 jo je zatoxil in po-
vzrocil memo aretacijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20

Ma londonski konferenci pre-
teklega septembra je bilo skle-
njeno, da je treba resiti terito-
rijalne spore ma tax naein, da
ostane eim mani ljudstva pod
vlado tujcev. z drugimi beseda-
mi, da morajo biti meje narod-
nostne. Russia je zahtevala ta-
krat, da je treba upostevati tu-
di zemljepisno lego in potrebe
zaledja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
Jugoslovansh delegat odlocno zavraca
gOvOrice O pripravah "a udar radi Trsta
WASHINGTON, 16. iuniia

WASHINGTON, 16. junija -
(O.N.A.) - DR.. MILO Mirkovic,
jugoslovanski delegat pri 60
spodarskem in socialnem svetu
Zdruzenih narodov je odlocno
zavrnil govorice o moznosti ju-
goslovanskega udara ma Trst.
Dejal je, da je preprican, da bo
pravicnost zahtev Jugoslavije
priznana.
DR.. Mirkovic je bill svetnik ju-
goslovanske delegacije, XII je bi-
la v Parizu oh priliki prve pa
riske konference.
DR.. Mirkovic je odlocno zavrnil
tudi trditev, da drzi Jugoslavi-
ia priblizno 10000 MOI priprav-
ljenih "a udar v neposrednem
zaledju Trsta. Dejal je, da ina
marsal Tito v tistih krajih lie
obicajne obmejne posadke. Gle
de Trsta samega je dejal, da ne
more priti do nobenega kompro-
misa' - mesto mora biti ali ci-
sto jugoslovansko, ali pa itali-
,jansko, I'll.
S poudarkom je naglasil, da
bi v slucaju, da prevladajo ita-
ijanske zahteve, lrislo pod
Italijo 100000 Jugoslovanov in
le $1,000 Italijanov pod Jugo-
Slavic. Dejal je, da upa, da bo-
do vsi prizadeti delali najvecje
napore, da najdejo dobro resi-.
tev "a to vprasanje.
Polozaj glede trxaSkega vprasa-
MIA ostal nespremeajen
PARIZ, 16. junija (O.N.A.) -
Svetovni polozaj Sc je precei
sprawl cd zadnjega zasedanja
zunanjih ministrov v Parizu, to-
da Trst je se vedno ena osnov.
nih took mirovne pogodbe : TIA
lilo. Dokler zahtevajo Rusi, da
mora Trst postati jugoslovan.
ski, Amerikanci pa, da mora
biti italijansli, je po mnenju
opazovalcev jako malo upanja,
Ida bo sporazlm mogoc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
|MirOyna kOnferenca
Sc baje snide v
|teku meseca dni

PARIZ, 19. junija-Francoski
viri SO danes porocali, da Sc
utegne formalna mirovna konfe-
renca sklicati " teku meseca dni,
oziroma da Sc snide ze Is. julia.
Isti viri pravijo, da sc bo kon-
ferenca zunanjih ministrov ma
daljevala kaka diva tedna, kar bi
dalo deset dni casa "a sklic mi
rovne konference, kateri bi 'pri-
sostvovali zastopniki 21 naro-
dov. &c.,.
Nekoliko upanja, da Sc bo Ru-
sija uklonila zelji "a takojsnjo
mirovno konferenco, Sc vidi v
dejstvu, da je Molotov v razpra-
vi glede italijanskih reparacij
naredil opazko glede take kon-
ference.
Molotov je to storil, ko je sve-
toval, da Sc reparacijske zahte-
We Jugoslavije, Grske in Albani-
je proti Italiji predlozi mirovni
konferenci.
Zunanji ministri so danes do
vrsili osnutke mirovnih pogodb
z Bolgarijo, Madzarsko in Fin
sko. Osnutek romunske pogodbe
so ze odobrili zastopniki yuma
njih ministrov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20

VELIKA MANIFESTACIJA
Nedeljska proslava Jugoslo-
vanskega dne DO velika mani
festacija, kjer Sc bodo zbrale ju-
goslovanske skupine-Slovenci,
Hrvati, Srbi in Macedonci. Ma
stopili bodo govorniki cd jugo-
slovanske ambasade v Wash
ingtonu, domaci govorniki in
drugi gostje. Vsaka skupina bo
sodelovala pri programu, da Sc
DO posetnikom nudilo lepo petite
in glasbene tocke. Glede okrep-
Gil, poroea pripravljalni odbor,
da je bilo vse preskrbljeno; vsa-
ka skupina Sc je podvizala, da
DO nudila nekaj posebnega "a
prigrizek; pa tudi glede pive je
ze vse v redu. Vabi Sc javnost ma
obilno udelezbo.