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Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1946-10-10
Fire Destroys Adams Home
No Adequate Equipment
Available to Fight Blaze

Fire DESTROYED the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Brice Adams near Martin
City on the Spotted Bear road at
$40 p. M Monday.
The origin of the fire is not known.
Mrs. Adams had left about 20 min
utes previously to shop in Martin
City, and the two children, Ferne,
IL, and Delbert, 8, were at school,
and Mr.. Adams was working on his
Job for the Rex Brown saWmlll IN
Coram.
Townspeople and passerbyes came
to their assistance with axes, shovels
and hand extinguishers, all mad
euuate for major fire, and the
three-room house was soon mass
of flame. The residence, owned by
Mrs. Adams father, Adolph Martin,
was 1000 feet from forest service
land. The Coram ranger station, just
one and half miles away was I'M
mediately notified of the fire. Since
the fire danger to timber is small
at this time of year, they took little
interest. and antagonized local folks,
who tend to respond Immediately 10
forest service calls for assistance.
Mr. Adams has helped them flght a
number of fires. They showed no IN
terest in helping him save his home
The Columbia Falls fire depart
ment with Chief Boots Schoenberg'
Dudley Greene and Joe Opalka
rushed to the scene as fast as thelr
1929 Ford chemical truck would CO.
and prevented the fire from spread
ing to nearby evergreens, Wooopues
and brush. Martin City appreciated
this cooperation 49,
The fire was a tragedy to the
hardworking Adams family, and was
felt deeply by the community. Sne
had lust finished canning 700 Jars
of fruits and vegetables, and through
saving for home they were bullo-
ing they had purchased brand new
oil heater, a new kitchen range a
niano. fine washing machine---all
DESTROYED by fire as were his hunt-
ING guns, and every piece of clothing
except what they had on their oacKs'
There was no insurance.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1946-10-10

den spot for the caretaker at The
Silvertip ranch.
Mrs. Andy Shuster has taken over
the management of the HILLTOP
Quick Lunch and ice cream parlor.
Roy Meadows is building a res
idence near Greene Heights.
Lester Atkinson, employed bl
Mr.. Koch at the house log mill, is
spending few days in Portland.
Art Good moved Mrs. Trine to
Poison Wednesday.
BY Kathleen Luding
Martin City can well be proud
of its teen-agers, as three young
people were elected as class Off
GERS in the high school at Columbia
Falls this year.
Charlotte Peterson was elected
secretary of the junior class; Mar
lene Davis was elected president Of
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1946-10-10

the sophomores, and Glen Kar.-
heiser heads the freshmen. Con-
gratulations Charlotte, Marlene ana
Glen.
Mrs. Curtis and daughter, Spokane
were Coram and Martin City visitors
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike McAndre"s
have moved into their new living
quarters at the back OF their store
which will be ready for the drug
business in the very near future:
John Williams was so enthuslas-
tic over this part of Montana ne
saws not to be surprised If he re-
turns soon to make his home here.
Both Mr.. Williams left for their
homes Sunday.
It looked as though misfortune
was going to get ahead of George
Albright. Two weeks ago he was
called to Glasgow because OF the
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Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1946-10-10

family, Char1o; Mr.. and NJ
Martin and Mr.. and M.'
Lyon of Roman, and M
Dulane Fulton and bov,
u1nbia Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sy Tonne, |
from a short visit with rel,]
Arrowood, Alberta.
Russell Smith was the !.
honor at a dinner party
the Oath, the occasion bsl
birthday. Ann Baker prem,
served a bountiful chickes'
with all the trimmin's as Il
can do. Those present were
Mrs. Dick Ball, Mr.. and N,
Dodson, Mr.. and Mrs. V. nj
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Hinerm,
Patsy Doverspike and M
Smith. The guest of honor y
sented with many cards Of
and wit and welcomed gift,
mind him of this gay occ,,
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Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1946-10-10

Despite the fact that the
"War" has been over for more
than year, abnormal conditions
still exist, placing property IN
constant peril. Insurance pro-
lection is needed as never before.
There is challenging wave OF
burglaries, thefts, holdups, petty
pilfering-a psychological after
math, due to upheaval Of popu-
lations, shortages, upset eco
nomic conditions. No property or
personal possession is perhaps
immune from this type Of loss.
Fires are on the increase, due
to defective materials, wornout
equipment, carelessness.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1946-10-10
Ry Bon WhealdOn

BY Bon WhealdOn
= Eugene LeBard, a landscalH
nainter, who recently passed thlS
way. writes that the drive from
Columbia Falls and up the canyon
to Coram is the pretties. he mas
seen anywhere in the northwest thlS
autumn. ~,
The Min. is now operating with
O. A. Ness at the helm. Elmer
Thompson, Whitefish, behind the
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1946-10-10
Martin City

with this issue, two correspond
.,,t. Mrs. Kathleen Luding and Bon
Whealdon will report Martin Oi's
Rows. ,,,,rs
Thev will compare their columns
before sending them in to avoid oup
Iications. Marge Somers will CON
tinue to help u.s. "'
Hungry Horse news and Columbian., 1946-10-10
Unprecedented Wave Of Fires. Bursore Hodups and Auto
: Accidents Makes More Insurance a Must

Accidents and the attendant
of those involved are on
the upward trend, despite inten-
sive Safety Campaigns.
To meet this national emer-
gency, most property-owners
turn to insurance. You can get
ample protection through policies
which have been broadened to
give coverage against multi
tude of hazards that the prop
erty-owner faces. The wise per-
son scans his insurance closely
today and consults an insurance
expert to protect himself against
financial loss.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-25
Novice IL
stare domovine
ODKUP KORUZE v
VOJVODINJ

V vsej vojvodinji Sc je pricel
odkup letosnje koruze. Pridelo-
valci ne bodo oddajali svojih
presezkov odkupnim postajam
"zitoprometa", temvec bodo z
mimi sklepali pogodbe O odku-
pu. Kljub temu bodo dobivali
predujem v denarju, XII bo zna-
Sal IS odstotkov vrednosti pri-
javljenih presezkov. Kot pri od-
kupu belih zitaric, Sc DO izvrsi-
10 placevanje S cekovnimi ma
kaznicami. Pc doloceni ceni 235
din "a metrski stot sc bo odku-
povala samo koruza, XII vsebuje
do % odst. Wage, a poleg tega
mora biti zdrava in resetana.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-25

publike Slovenije ma predlog mi
nistrstva "a industrijo in ru-
darstvo izdala tri nadaljne od-
locbe O ustanovitvi drzavnih in
dustrijskih podjetij.
"Litostroj"
S prvo odlocbo Sc ustanovi
drzavno industrijsko podjetje
Slovenije "Litostroj', livarna in
tovarna strojev v Ljubljani.
Namen tega podjetja je izdelo-
vanje lazjih in srednjetezkih
strojev "a potrebe industrije in
obrti ter popravila industrij-
skin strojev. Podjetju Sc daje v
upravo drzavno premozenje, OBJ
stojece il naslednjih podjetij
ter vsega njihovega nepremic-
mega in premicnega imetja: 1,
"Sekoteks', tekstilna industri.
ia d. z. O. T., Ljubljana, Cuts.
manova 30; z. I. Globocnik, to-
varna zic in zicnikov, Ii jublja.
ma, Metelkova IS; Tovarna stro-
jew in vodnih turbin, Skofja Lo-
ka, Ernest Eylert, tovarna stro'
jew, Maribor; Livarna in tovar'
ma strojev, Dolenc Alojzij, Ljub'
Llama, Kodeljevo, Jugoindus, ze'
lezokonstrukcije, St. Vid n a q
Ljubljano, Livarna Muta v Mu'
ii, Smole Anton, kovinolivarna
v Podsmreki, Faric in sinovi
tovarna kmetijskih strojev ir
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-25
REGULACIJA REKE
TRNAVA v MEDJIMURJU

Ma pobudo Ljudske fronte re-
gulira ljudstvo okraja Cakovec
reko Trnavo, XII je vsako leto
poplavila precej plodne zemlje,
ovirala promet in postajala le-
glo komarjev in kuznih bolezni.
Korito reke bo treba regulirati
v dolzini 35 KIM ter zgraditi ma
sipe ma obeh straneh v dolzini
diva in pol KIM. Mnogo ovinkov
bodo presekali krajsimi ko-
riti. Ljudstvo je ma podlagi IL
kusenj, XII jih ina IL gradnje in
dustrijske proge Ladanje = Sc
lie, pricelo S kolektivnim de-
lom. Delo je organizirano po
okrajih, XII posiljajo ma delo
skupine po $50 delavcev. Do Sc
daj so ocistili korito v dolzini
en- KIM. Dvignili so obalo in IL
kopali nekaj korit. Tudi dino bo-
do poglobili.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-25

organizacijo "erne roke," XII so
lovili terence in jih "trebili. Ia
njihove eksperimente je sluzila
cerkev Srca Jezusovega v Ljub-
ljani. Dne 16. julia 1914 je skof
Rozman sklical v Ljubljani du-
hovnisko konferenco, kjer so
zbrani duhovniki pod njegovim
vodstvom sestavili spomenico, v
kateri izrekajo lojalnost nem-
skemu okupatorju ter pozivajo
vse Slovence v borbo proti osvo-
bodilnemu gibanju.
(NadaljevamJe sledi)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-25
ODREDBA @ CENAH
INDUSTRIJSKIH RASTLIN

Ma predlog zveznega kmetij-
skega ministrstva je zvezni Co
spodarski svet z industrijskim
ministrstvom tidal odredbo o.
cenah industrijskih rastlin "a
leto 1947. Lanske Gene ostane-
jo v veljavi tudi "a odkup le-
tosnjega pridelka. Izjemno pa
veljajo povisane Gene "a odkup
konoplja, lanu, soneienega Sc
mena in pivovarskega jecmena.
Ia konoplje so dolocene Gene po
kakovosti cd 40 do 184 din "a
100 ky. Odkupne Gene "a Ian so
dolocene takole: Ian s semenom
I. vrste $50 din; II. vrste 240
din; III. vrste 165 din; Ian brez
semena I. vrste 262 din, II. W.
ste 180 din, III. vrste 155 din
"a 100 ky.
z soncicno seme je dolocena
cena 40 din, "a pivovarniski
jecmen pa $50 din "a 100 ky.
Odredba Sc doloca naslednje {:
Kolikor bi sc odkupna cena pse-
nice letosnjega pridelka spre-
menila v zvezi, z jugoslovansko
splosno politiko cen in politiko
znizanja proizvajalnih stroskov
v industrijski in kmetijski pro-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-25
Prodo Sc

2-komadni set "a druzabno sobo;
davenport in stol, modre barve
in predvojnega izdelka, ter elek-
tricni cistilec "a preproge, Eure-
ka izdelka. Poklicite Elk O511.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-25

'stvon1 ministrstva "a industri-
10 in rudarstvo LRS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-25
25. novenbra 1916
izvodnji, tedaj bodo v istem raz-
merju znizane tudi Gene "a in
dustrijske rastline.
ODLOCBA O CENAH
IA PEKO KRUHA

Trad "a Gene pri predsednis-
tvu Wade LRS je $ posebno od-
locbo z dne 81. augusta letos
predpisal riaslednje najvisje ce-
ne "a peko kruha: "a HEB ali
struco do 2 ky rnoke 3 din, do
3 ky moke 4 din, do 4 kg moke
5 din. TIE Gene veljajo "a vse
pekarne, XII prejemajo ze pri-
pravljeno testo v peko. Prepo-
vedani so kakrsni koli pribitki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-25

livarna kovin v Marlboro. OBJ
ratna sredstva razen zaloge su-
rovin, pogonskega materiala,
polizdelkov in izdelkov, obstoje
il gotovine 5 milijonov din, XII
.jih plaza vlada LRS.'
''Donit"
S to odlocbo Sc ustanovi dr.
zavno industrijsko podjetje
Slovenije ''Donit", tovarna tes-
nil v Medvodah. Temu podjetju,
XII bo izdelovalo vse vrste tes-
nil, sc dale v upravo drzavno
premozenje, obstojece IL zem-
ljisc in stavb zdruzenih papir-
mic Vevce, Goricane in Medvo-
de d. d. Obratna sredstva, ra-
zen surovin, pomoznega mate.
rlala, ObStoJe IL gOtOVlne oOO,'
600 din, XII jih plaza vlada LRS
Tovarna igrac v Novem me.
stu. S tretjo odredbo Sc usta.
novi drzavno industrijsko pod
ietje "Tovarna igrac" v Noven
mestu. Podjetje DO izdelovalo ma
industrijski nacin igrace il
lesa, kovine, tekstilnega blags
in papirjevine. v upravo pa do
bi drzavno premozenje tvrdkt
Penca Josip predilnica in tkal
MICA "a volno in bombaz v No
vem mestu. Poleg gornjih os
novnih sredstev dobi podjetjt
kot obratna sredstva poleg su
rovin, materiala it'd. Sc gotovi
no 2 milijona din, XII jo vplac;
vlada LRS. VISA tri podjetja 81
pod operativno "upravnim vod
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-25
NOVA DRZAVNA POD
JETJA v SLOVENIJI

Ma podlagi splosnega zako-
ma O drzavnih gospodarskih
podjetjih je vlada Ljudske re-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-25

Vas donesek "a otrosko bol-
nico v Sloveniji bo znak lju-
bezni in spoStovanja do po-
trebnih. v Ia naInen lahko
prispevate tudi v uradu "Ena-
kopravnosti1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-25
Sodnijski process proti
slovenskim ,izdajalce1n
(Nodaljevanje)

Pri razpravi Sc je oglasil
kranjski dekan monsignor skr-
bee. RosVijol je svojo priljub-
ljeno misel o katoiSki srednje-
evropsM drSavi. "V Jugoslaviji
smo bill v stalni borbi S pravo-
slavjem in smo vedno bolj lezli
pod vpliv Sovjetske zveze," sc
je izrazil. "Zato nimamo y yugo-
sloviji ni6esar iskati. Kdor je
katoHGan, DO iskal katoH$Ee no.
rode, sicer je 'aajveGji isdajalec
in materialist. Zato je najbolje,
do sc dathovSGi,,a saUsame 20 kd-
toh$ki biloxi sredi srednje-evrop-
sixth drSau, y katerega bi pri$la
Avstrija, Bavarska, del ItoNje
(Trst IN Primorje), Slovenija IN
eUentuelno Mad$arska." Hrvat-
ska ne, kljub temu, da je katoli-
Ska, Hrvati so mosignoru skrb-
Gu antipaticni. Osebno nj bill "a
monarhijo, "ker imamo re pri-
merno katolisko dinastijo Habs-
burzanov.'
Oglasil Sc je tudi skof Roz-
man, XII je z obzalovanjem ugo-
tovil, do je 1920 Lju5ljane "a
OF IN do vsi tt ljudje pri6akuje-
10 Tito. Glede odnosov do An
glezev je dejal, da so med mimi
ljudje, XII pricakujejo Cd Angle
zev odresenje. "Ne pricakujmo
cd tam nicesar, ne pozabimo, da
so Anglezi prostozidarji, da je
angleski' kralj predsednik pro-
stozidarske loze in da SO Angle
Ii protestant. Isto velja "a
Amerikance.'
Ustanovitev "Srednje-evrop-
ske katoliske drzave' je bill ma
crt tudi Winstona Churchilla, XII
je ma vsak nacin zahteval, da Sc
"druga fronta' pricne z invazijo
skozi "ljubljansko odprtino." To
je preprecil pokojni Roosevelt.
Anglezev in Amerikancev so pri-
cakovali Ljubljani tudi drugi
voditelji domobrancev, XII so do
zadnjega sanjali in verjeli V "ka-
tolisko drzavo" in locitev cd Ju-
goslavije. z vsem tenn je pove-
zano tudi vprasanje Trsta, po-
lett anglo-ameriskih letal mad
Slovenijo, propaganda proti Ju-
goslaviji zvezi Stepinacem
it'd. Citatelji maj citajo najnovej-
SO izdajo Adamicevega T & T in
skrbno precitajo vso vsebino.
Predsednik sodisca je nato
precital originalno pismo skofa
Rozmana uredniku Javorniku, v
katerem pravi:
INA Vase pismo z dine 6. t. m.
izjavljam, da nimam nobenega
pomisleka, da Sc besede generala
Ruggero objavijo V obliki, kakor
jo navajate. Bilo pa je tako:
Jeseni 1912 (zdi sc mi, da zacet-
kom novembra ali oh koncu ok
tobra) Sc je prisel predstavit
general Ruggero, komandant di-
vizije Cravatte Rosse (alpskih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-25

lOVceVJ, XII Je pr1Sla IeodJ
Ljubljano. PROPORTIONAL je, ka-
ko so preganjali partizane po
vsem Balkanu cd Albanije cez
Crno goro, Herzegovina, Dalma-
clio in Bosno in da so v tenn bo-
ju zelo izvezbani. Ma to sem pri-
pomnil: NO, potem boste pac tu-
Ii . maSi pokrajima pokasah ko-
nee s partisamstvom.' Odgovoril
je: me, ne bomo!' Ma mole zacu-
denje je nadaljeval: Moi vojaki
ne morejo iti zdaj ma limo v goz-'
dove. Vsak ina samo emo odejo
5 seboj in tenn ne more ma pro-
stem prenocevati. Sicer Sc pa
partizanov po gozdovih sploh ne
ia uniciti.' Nato sem mu rekel:
'Pricakoval sem, da boste po-
mocjo MVAC vendarle vzposta-
viii popolno varnost v pokraji-
nj A on: 'Povedal Vam bonn
odkrito, kaj JAZZ mislim O MVAC.
Nisem Slovenec, a tako gledam
IA Slovence in njihov boj. MVAC
nam Italijanom mnogo pomaga
(imel sem Wits, da misli reel {:
Mas Hohjame S6iti a med vami
SloUenci ustvarja tGkSno soVrd~
Stvo, d0 go so let ne boste mOgh
popraviti).' Izjava sc mi zdi "a
mas tako porazna kakor "a 1ta-
lijane. Boste pac morali preso-
diti, v kolikor jo morete upora-
biti. Pozdrav in blagoslov-
Gregorij Rozman."
Ma razpravi dine 27. augusta
SO bile citane izjave pric proti
Roesenerju. Nemske cete, podre-
jene Roesenerju, so postopale
najstrasnejse napram sloven-
skemu ljudstvu, strahovito mu-
cile nedolzne ljudi in jih pobi-
jale. V Poljcanah so zaprli Lud-
vika Sagadina, njegovo zeno
Mario in DIR. Milana Lavickega,
zdravnika V partizanski bolnici
v Srecah. Privezali so jih zico
ma vrata, Jim usta zamasili S
slamo, da ne bi kricali, prinesli
v hiso Sc nekaj slame ter hiso "a
zgali. zivi so zgoreli. Roesner je
tudi dial povelje "a unicenje Zla-
tega polja in Brezovice..
IL zapiskov drzavne komisije
"a ugotovitev vojnih zlocinov
okupatorjev in domacih poma-
gacev so bile precitane dodge,
dokumentirane izjave, XII neiz-
podbitno povezujejo skofa Roz-
mana, Rupnika, Vizjaka in
Roesenerja zlocini, XII so bill H.
vrseni mad slovenskimi prebival-
ci. Roman je bill yes cas- duhov-
nj vodja domacih izdajalcev, XII
je podpiral in izpodbujal njiho-
vo borbo proti ljudstvu in odo-
braval vse njihove zlocine. In
pri aretacijah nedolznih ljudi Sc
po njegovem nalogu sodelovali
tudi nekateri duhovniki.
V skofijskem dvorcu so orga-
nizirali in opremili skupino MOI,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-30

long as it fails to reach any segment
of the people or is inadequate, the
instrument for bringing this abun-
dant life is ineffective, they ex-
planned.
The conference went on record in
commendation of the following:
the State Conference of NAACP
branches in Texas, Kentucky and
Oklahoma for initiating local steps
to provide for further equalization
of educational opportunities in
higher education for Negroes of
their states; the Citizens Commit
tee of Texarkana, for alert action
against the ALLEGATION of only $780,
900 for Negro education out of ST.
100000 bond issue which accentu-
ated the inequality represented by
the $2,OOO,0O0 in buildings for
whites against $150,000 for Ne
groes.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-30
SENATE VOTES FUND
TO WIND UP FEpC

WASHINGTON, Apr. 80 (ANP)
P)-The senate appropriations
committee voted to give FEPC
final allotment of S27, 900 to wind
up all business by June l. Despite
administration backing and the ef
forts of liberals throughout the ma
ton, Southern Democrat, reac-
tionary Republican dominated con-
gress allowed a quiet demise to the
first democratic measure of it's kind
to reach the senate.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-30
DOCTORS BACK NINA
IN ENDORSING TRUMAN'S
NATIONAL HEALTH ACT

WASHINGTON, Apr. 80 (ANP)
P)-Nationwide endorsement of
President Truman's National
Health act, interpreted in the Wag-
ner Murray Dingell senate bill,
1906, came from the National Med
ical association, representing more
than $500 of the country's 1000
Negro doctors, along with personal
endorsements by prominent doctors
all over the nation.
The NMA's current position on a
national health measure, frequent
ly termed ''socialized" medicine,
marks drastic change of its posi-
tion from several years ago before
the leadership changed. NINA had
been the target of bitter criticism
for following the conservative pol
icies of the white American Medical
association on progressive issues,
including 'socialized' medicine.
DR.. E. |. Robinson, president of
NINA, told the senate committee on
education and labor last week his
organizations position.
"The National Medical associa-
ton is firm in its belief that the
various sections of the bill, if put
into operation, would help to i'm
prove the health of the nation as
whole and particularly the health
of individuals in the low socio-
economic level which includes a
large section Of the Negro popula-
tion," he said.
The NINA, composed entirely of
Negro physicians, is particularly
interested in the welfare of Negro
people, the statement declared, and
listed six Negro health problems
that will be ameliorated by passage
of the Wagner-Murray -Dingell bill.
The statement pointed out that the
death rate Of Negroes is approx
mately 80 to 40 per cent higher than
that of the white population and his
average expectation Of ''life is 10
to IL years shorter than that of his
white neighbor."
Diseases that menace Negro life,
the NINA said, include tuberculosis,
venereal diseases, pneumonia, in
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fluenza and heart disease, all claim.
ing more deaths among Negroes
than whites, because of the Negro's
economic inability to purchase
health. About ''two and one-half
times as many Negro mothers die
as white mothers and about twice
as many Negro infants die under
one year as white babies," the NINA
disclosed.
Adequate hospital facilities for
Negroes, particularly lin the south
where death claims between 10000
and 1900 lives tuberculosis vic
TINS annually was recommended
plus the need "for trained profess
sional personnel in the Negro popu-
lation." One Negro physician. has
an average requirement to serve
about $500 Negroes, the MA said,
adding that the organization would
like to see the United States Public
Health service and the U. S. Chill
dren's bureau serve Negroes on the
basis of needs rather than on the
basis of any arbitrary ratio"
The NINA urges Negro repre-
sentation on the National Advisory
Medical policy council and also in
the state and local committees
which will be established for pur-
poses of advice and guidance"
Personal endorsement of the
Presidents national health pro-
gram came from Drs. William D.
Norman, ST. Louis; Paul B. Cor
nelly, U. S. Public Health service,
Washington, D. c.; and John T.
Givens, Norfolk, Va. They warned
against the evils of racial discrimi-
nation in the administration of the
bill, if passed.
"Since SO much pressure is ex-
erted by the ANA" DR.. Norman
said, ''it seems logical to infer that
should the health bill pass it will be
administered by the ANA. This
again puts the NINA on the spot,
for because of the prejudice prac-
ticed by the various state societies
in all of the southern states with the
ANA, the Negro doctor
has no assurance at all of being in
the picture"
DR.. Cornely believes the Negro
has "a great deal to gain from the
passage of the program proposed
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URGE CONTINUED
FIGHT FOR EQUAL
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

NEW ORLEANS, Apr. 80 (AN
P)-The Southern Negro Confer
ence for the Equalization of Edu-
cational opportunities, in it's annual
meeting at Booker T. Washington
high school here endorsed the ac-
tion of Kentucky, Texas, and Okla
homa Negroes for their efforts to
improve through legal action the
educational development of their
states and the south.
The group also commended the
action of the Citizens committee of
Texarkana, Tex, toward taking
steps to equalize the ALLEGATION of
bond money for improvement of all
schools and recommended that Ne
groes in other local communities be
equally alert in fighting to eradi-
cate such inequities.
Stating a belief that the south
can be changed from Americas No.
l problem area to Americas No. |
opportunity area, the conference
declared that hindering conditions
exist primarily because of ignor-
ance. Education, they declared, is
the great instrument of hope. AS
by President Truman" DR.. Givens
termed the Presidents plan "a dis
tinct step forward" adding that
'instead of Sitting scientific re-
coaroh " If Should stinor1lata if
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