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Evening star., 1946-08-06
McLemore
Spends Six Dollars,
Gets Few Groceries
By Henry McLemore

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.-I am
indebted to the Associated Press
for the information that the Rev.
DR.. George Swami of Louisville
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THE EVENING STAR Washington D. C. A-9
4.

served as Minister OF National De-
fense and Minister of Public Works,
in addition to holding the interior
portfolio. He was an officer in
Ataturk's army in the revolt follow
ing World War I.
Evening star., 1946-08-06
Lowell MeHen
On the Other Hand
Finds Another Set of Initials
Working Wonders in the South

the other day of two now
engaged In rehabiating the Southagains the will of
important SoutherneS Reference
and their effort to lift the South off economy into
high wage economy.
Another of initials equally important
South - -
the of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12
Where Is That Leadership?

This editorial Is the clarion sounding ''s eau 80 ="
available and responsole.Nesro e"u''snp y '''''
the foreground Now as never peiVf'' s00o '0''O Z"
tellgent leadership Is needed
- With ne war Won pe'fo''' along "''" '''
the nation Is no'ms on ''''o 'V'0i'''s'o" = 49,
to win the peace ana enjoy 'ne 'ful's q N'''0'l
However there ia sf'"l concern among N'S'
to what the future ho'dS ior 'AFn. lN' 0"'ooN
bleak # viewed rom certain AH4's' ~
available hoeSNs "'d y F'>''"'' ~ +"
high crime statistics tae lo-s q e'0n'N, power ''i0us'
loss OF Joos 'he 0iSeHmN"''0N "F'''' " ''''s
for new JOBS ana 0o@en ''''' '''s ''' ''
fee that lhe eaia7 "'' s'"SN'' 'N"''
The masses usually LOOK 10 inc" 'e"0s'' - "''p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12
-. Gil WnstonSaem Shows the WAY
Il IL y by Features.
rrssc

am proud TO be friend and ncghhor OF Fisk
np'rsiiy Tho prospect of being within easy bus
distance Of FISH what induced to buy
ouse n Tennessee. last year. NOW. that I'm away
from Tennessee Tor The winter. look forward TO
The day when can again shake hands with Fisk
friends like Librarian Arno Boniemps Sociology
Professor Charles $ Johnson and Trustee Cai,,r
Wcsley.
FISH. 10 Nashville. and the University O. Norih
Caroline In hapc ilfl arc probably doing more
than anyoth'r Two educational institutions in the
south toward giving our people of both races new
concepts % the fundamental dignity and brother
houd OF man. Herr whore the Fiery Cross oi the
Khan threatens To burn out those now ideals of
civilization which came to with The Scottsboto
case; Fisk and its sister university in adjourning
North Carolina help carry the torch guiding MS to
a better day and better South
Whenever any mossback tries to boittle either of
these fine schools my blood pressure steps up and
l start getting mad all over The same thing hap
pens Whenever hear either Of them being patron
lied by honeymouths drawing professional south.
erners who hand yon wrapped up ra,kagc ~ soft
soap and call ~ racial UNDERSTANDING
PATRONIZINc FISH
Fisk and Sc famous Jubilee Singer. we're d.
troni1ed over The radio This morning b., one ~
Badcock ~ Mulberry. Florida who lust love.
I 'netas' MI Paddock acted Az master OF cere
monies for Joint broadcast OF the Fisk group win
the white revival singer. tloiner Rodcheavef
feel Just little biz sick bout IT, think irs
lime that white folks started getting the right slant
on Negro religious music which they think Is the
music OF resignation and submission.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12
About The Common Man

I'm liehtcd that The MACE locally is making
tl, dsr agains restrictive covenants It's major
activity Tor 1916. There is hardl, more basic
sue than The right TO have decent roof oyer your
head. ~hcrcser you can afford TO ike
rh's no doubt that IN the course Of wears
tle Negro population can bieak ont Of any given
Ghetto and start iiiiins in now areas But there
arc many reasons fos wanting to hasten the pro-
ross of breaking oat
IN Tie iirst place. there i terrific pressure ior
immediate housing for the many Negro families
that all thru the have lived in store fronts.
chicken coop>. garages. single rooms aud all other
kinds Of o,crcrowdcd un>aniary and blirhed
housing.
These families can't wait for normal process Of
years 10 woik tSolf ont They need decent housing
a unee And 10y decent holsne mean something
j ~ better than the orae Ser box temporary war
iine honSinr
On the SECOND place the normal process so-can-
~ usually results in another Ghetto. which in It's
nirn breomcs o,croowded and ansatsfactory
Tho history of movements 10 Ncgfo families With
iu 4 ,.ly can usually Dc traced common pat
fcfn As noshhorhood becomes run down some
home owners start selling to Negroes. Az
iaosi m,ariah, they sell the Negroes at much
hisAcr tiice than They could have sold Go whites.
100 nigh princes paid ~ homes means mat the
new Owners must double un worry often. and since
tie property was Well on c way 10 beng sum
IN he flst paee it usually goes all the rest of
me way dow u-hl
W PERCENTAGE
That's Why don thinh there is any percentage
in waiting for tho problem to WORK. itself by it.
-olf Tho only result Will b. the establishment Of
now Ghcttocs.
I,cn Ii the new cheitocs we're oi high standard.
~ u very lew are, the Development would be had.
For only salvation in the problem Is closer
contact between black and white.
once inc rank-and-fcr in each racial sroup has
miehbors OF IN" Other group once his KIDS play on
The street. and tlaycronnd in normal with
bs nr other races once he works side-hv-sidc with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12

hi, Nllov-ctzen OF another color. his prciudi,cs
viii start 10 etaporate.
That is Que OF the major reasons Why seeicga-
lion in hous ng has bcen such great SQUIRE, OF
racial friction
The only way for the average person 10 have
person to no ifee to buy home and I've waere-
ever he Afford and can find a home to oy-
cupy
That means ending The restrictive covenants
now, while housing in Detroit is preparing to enter
new period OF expansion and growth
Thar means jumping over the usual and nor
nal" process and making II possible for the Ne
gro family TO buy and rent At the same prizes as
are paid By whites
SOME ENtOI RAGEMINT
There has been some ensoufaeemcnt in the re-
cont court decisions in Los Angeles and in Toronto
which threw our OF court efforts to enforce estric-
tive covenants
Iut We can't just bash in the fact that Los An
ecies has decent Judge, in the amazing spec
iacle OF canadian judge who had to 20 to the
United Nations documents "a decide that il was no
public policy 10 discriminate in housing.
We have TO bring the same sort Of decision irto
Detroit Ia break The hotteneck that is prescntine
thousands of Negro families from enjoying dcccn,
li,ine conditions
The city has reached INC end OF its possibilities
putting new Negro housing into Negro nelghbor-
hoods Thr city administration can fiddle and diddl,
with The problem II has in TIE past
II can encourage The pur,eyOrS of hate by con
tinuinR it, polio, 81 mot changing the racial char
acter>tic> IT any neghborhoods.~ or II can show
some signs Of repentance and some courage In sol,
ing the problem.
rs first step the administration can sponsor
careful program OF education IN the ouilyng s,r.
lions OF The city can repeal IFS infamous policy an
get going In a democratic direction
VIII the mayor. common council and housing com.
mission set TO work this problem Well ik,,
may it We citizens get after them enough other
wise ! wouldn't bet 1874 calendar on II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12

Mr. Paddock cooed and chlrped and croucd over
the jubilee Singers much like Florida plant, +
showing on some smart negro to ss guests W
the landed gentry. lie addressed them OF ,or.e
as "boys-the term which the ruling white uses
Tor all male Negroes from seven 20 seventy
lie told us how much happier all us white fol1 :
would be " We understood from these sorrs rho
nigras philosophy which he implied vas r,af.-
Tree aud happy Then he rccited anu. pae,
odd Daddy Dofunny. IN which mythical N.er.
no doubt with red haneana around his head ni.d
10 convince some little white children "a, .,.r.
thing IS FOR the best and why worry
TINE TO Span ~
wish that the Jubilee Singers had .,.,,p,a ~
y" me n'fophone, made statement which vooll
nave vndicaed their race and iis music ~ f,
audience Of white Southcrncfs listening i'm fh.,,.
stepped of the stage and taken the first main No..
70 Nashville For think il high time thar N,,,,..
IN any part Of Dixie rise up ake themselves nom,
when Souihernefs who understand ,h n,.,.
paint race, which built Tho worlds oi5.s, NH,
1atons rs sdeshoU collection Of fhi.,,,a, n,,
lion Daddy Dofunnes"
ts time too. that ne South le.n..,
r''i"ie the spiiilusi- 10 their pfap., hi,..,t.,
seNlns rather Than n The minstrel .la,. ..,,t.
Of men like Stephen toster Mo ,tol. N.s,o ,.,t.
'uhes 1" turn out such pioucy ninb,r. slo,t,,,.,
,''s'y ~ me suwance River and .N..S.-s IN
~ '"'' "'d 'ronnd ~ time that m, son,b
'o'' dow" those mold otl set. patched nm !,
'"'ied out asain IN This dc, vhen IN. nh,
majority Of tho world seeihes nth anger h., o,a.
'"e W. D. baaeoch OF Mulberry. Florida.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12
Common Law Marriages

Michigan Is one % tic states that recognize com
mon-law matrass When man and woman li,c 'ogcth-
er as man ana wife for period of months more.
without benefit of civil on religions cerornone n f ~,
cognzed .conmon-lav marriage"
day spent IN court reveals that the ma ority of the
concerning cuttings, killings and juvenile den-
originate homes tf they be dgnified by
the term home where men and women have been v-
ing together without bothering to get married
Loose morals and casual attachments arc the breed
of unsavorv situations
The sanctity of marriage, the home and the family
home he mother and father have set the examines
Of good citizenship and Christianity before their children
the children going 20 be expected to grow up into
good citizens
War always brings on decline in morals Too
many examples of leNd living has been ooinp On and
blamed on the The war IS over now Something
must be done by the public, the courts the police the
schools and the church to stop this decay our society
The sancitl OF marriage. The home. and the family
must be restored thafacter must be built i'm our chill
dren We a. race going so contnuc To progress
just as chain Is only Stro1~ its weakest link so
are we only as secure our s!akey foundations
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12
Colored People
Around the World
BY Nelson Foote


posed 90 line YOU up against inde-
pendence Withou, second thought.
No one is quoted but The writer
declares that best opinion fccls
The islands viii bt cast loose sore
~ uupreparcd Also. he SAYS. dis
orders viii at once occur with
which tho Philippine authorities
admittedly cannot cope This ~
course IS an outright lie. because
Philippine officials. including their
Resident Commissioner in the 1 :.
COL Carlos Romulo. have been
steadily dcnouncine just such
charges
Finally having unp the changes
ON thc politicians. the unprcparcd-
moss Of the natives for sclf-rule.
and The danger Of retnlulion the
article concludes with the white
mans burden
The filpinus have unanimous
~ declared that they wanted in
dependence some day soon but
NOT Ia six months for the country
is PROSTATE financially. devast-
tcd- physically and disorganizad
socialls
The intent Of the article Of
which many more are going TO APP
pear from now on--is too crude
and blunt for II to be termed clev-
er That does not mean. however.
that ell Amerca will see through
IL. Many will not. Unless II IN
pointed out To- them by friends "
the Filipinos in this country. they
will fail 90 realize that The Fill
pinos want freedom as much a. do
the people Of lava. Indo-China
aud all tho Southwest Pacific
The urgency OF creating UNDER
standing OF the situation Is UNDER
scored by the revelation on lanu-
any by rs. army newspaper in
Manila that the seth (BlackhaWki
division " III start training and he
reorgenizcd along battle lines he
cause Of the present political crisis
in Tho Philippines
mo "fOR WHITES ONLY"
The stiffness Of people who put
faith In the United Nations Or
sanitation 10 solve problems ~
peace and justice IN me world
should Dee Sufficiently demonsrrs-
ed by the recent rejection OF tNO
Intervention by Acting Governor
General DR. liubcfius J van Nook
The Dutch ruler of lndonesia.
Whom correspondent At a
press conference mentioned lndo-
Continued ON Page II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12

conditions az y IS rrunilN In
orc Nmcri an en- Nr9ro inysi.
claps seemed 20 maze entered
'o' piacy with me Eoard 81
lieal'h. S. pay-cif &c keep No
go p1iicrts fvon elamorinc TO
,n''r well-estahli,ncd plhlic ana
piivs' tospials N"rro rhys
laws arc permitted " opiatc eu-
cs.led hospitals which ORE q di
grace 10 lhc community lpd to-
No medical prof ion
uTrING RED rtPr:
'lthaurh provisions for Tho I'd
rc1ine and een,rtl re-n'i ,ntfiior
tof veterans have teo lihcralixcd.
th,ro Is sim gn amlzir~ ammnf
4 ~ t'i tape fo Be- eui fhrongh
lcSoto The individual "a can go
tain b'nefits To which b" is 'n
ftied The mills ~ tho Gods
Grind sloNh and ~ unes they
seem to stop altorolhni Fat
foat M YOUR Veteran become
iScoasaced Iv"cp on Ninv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12
R, AL HEsSeBuRe

away AZ the red tape until you
ect desirable action. Better pa
,,ence now than disappointment
later
pIr,sE TO REMEMBER;
NV ,cn-ycar old son came to
mo while wes shaving this
morning and shaving time is
the moment at which most men
vonld prefer 10 he left undis-
TURNED Especially by small sons
l,olding out his report cara rrv.
rradc "a. scat three. section 3
No saii Il only fell down in
Two TUNES this time. reading and
spelling Since these comprise
tNo-,.irds Of his academic en-
tea,nr | was prompted TO take
on tho lishteous irdisnatior OF
!. ffhor =nd talk very SHARPLY
irteed rut then something
stoppcd NE something. by the
way which never seemed TO have
storm a nv dad Ana | realized
that Too had brought in some
notloo-ycod cards IN ny DE
anu ,hat oven now f,il much
wore often than succeed. 50
". nrish,d our shatinr N COM
rarati,c peace with both 81 rs
decidiag TO do better in both
+ adpg and spelling.
pOLIliC> tBROtDs
THO ~,lrirod voice 81 cur Sec-
reisr, ~ Siric troubled me nu,h
fcN nights AGO ~ Iiyfncs Is
eis'4rhoa end understandable 50.
over ire failure " The peoples
of Rnnaiia aud fulsaria to rake
o. The why's of democracy OF
coafse. ! aerocd WITH Mr. Bsrnes5
ofv q. said ms Lair enough.
I've Secretary - state ccdld I'M
derstaaa Remnants aud Eurearia
ho,'cr IL he took the time To NM
dcrstand South caroline at all.
Democracy is net n commodity
witch cen hc sold Ike wheat or
oil. IL il way Of he witch
must W. experienced helore it can
~ exclaimed tn. people IN Iu-
clsrc aren't Stnph and they
rcili1o how wfrk q The arec
rcnt 81 man who HIS never
been tbh - rtarthc ~ homs
WHIST he pfcrc'ce ahroad
I'M >OITH Il GRrNINC JPi
More and moro Of intelligent
>,e,fh, urrs or botl rs, $ are
'omne 10 reali e that r. sionsl
aresre ~, acm9rd~ nn ena 10
rnisl segregation and di,cftmina-
npo We don't nerd hoth those
words for in this case they mean
'hr SINE thing Au increasing
ninlr~ a. the Srq'h's hest edi-
toe arc tiNir~ 10 educate their
ryadels 70 iho point at viii, n
renr,un,il'- VIII itg 20 makc tho
Nr' possible use ~ all resources.
ro'h natural sno human This
means tlst c,erfuallv Negroes
N 'h" south viii sound End act
libc men AZ fhai time and not
hr.7rc Whites "a the same region
viii ALTO iroin TO think and 10
rci linc mrN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12
NttkINi\C ORR Will.
10 iRfI FILIPINOS

ONLY tWo weeks ago We dcscrib-
I'D i1c various elements here and
f'-eNhctc who would try 10 fore
-fall Philippine independence.
scheduled for next July 4 Their
campaign. however. seems TO have
begun sooner than We expected
on Wednesday Of last week. on
me page opposite the editorial Soc
ton OF the Detroit Free Press. sp-
pcared a nine inch story headed
Philippines Fear Coming OF Free
dom Datelinsd Manila. and car-
r,ing The tar OF Robert Tnmbuli
ct the New York Times FOREIGN
s'r,iec II purports 20 be news
story but IS straight propaganda
Most Filipinos do not want indc.
'p'cnrc. Il hcglns. but the r6ilti
,iaas ARR committed and are ~ aid
10 hack down SInce nohobdy likes
politicians. that assertion is sup.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12
ONN tRD. tIIHI>TIAN
SOLDIERS ~ JAVA

Having failed to stir Ancrican
opinion 10 lhe rescue ~ white
womanhood from tie revolving ma
iiNcs in Java lhe public relations
experts Of the brltish cmpii. now
seem 10 be trying "a stir up the
religious prejudice Of the pnl,lir
here Christian church ministers
at Banduns. according to ccusor-
cl dispatches have signed on ap-
peal for help military. nor Spirit
uali. asserting that q holy esr"
Of MoSlcms against The Christians
already WAS under vav in me-
area Tho Milling Of ri,e Roman
Catholic priests misilcatm,nt at
minister desccraiiou 10 church
and burning of Christian settle
mott are all charged So far
ihcre have hrcn uo cries thai White
mans arc h'ins rapcd D.. Inc dark
skinned infidols Int maybe ihe
bows arc saving np their higeest
pfoparsnda sums ior moro
strategic momont
u ls'iist pos sible of course fast
ih" natives Of .lua have a. lflc
liking tor lhe religion OF ihc White
man as they have for Tho murder
lns Dutch and BRUSH ihensel,es
Dropping bombs and firing rock
cis from airpauc- incidentally.
'h' frii'sh celebrated tho holidays
icy eNierninaine two more Java
n'-r 'illtc about Tho size of
hr'hl'hcm ono called Chibadak
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12

roach tow I; r.
mat awntl io
TEL 80 human
being ailyv here
cen ~ hapIy
over these lptss
deatlls liui we
arort liapl y
either oyer some
~ tho terrible
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12
Industrial
Relations
Factors Affecting Poor
Attilnde> Of LmpIolees
~ reAy1Is \ KoRNrcty

Many industrial departments are
employing devices known as at
tludv scales This Technique Is
used to Indicate What ooIhers me
worker and hndrs his prodac'l-
,ity a Wide use OF such measures
nay point ganut Of factors.
which produce poor attitudes
aiHons Norsc Nct hno"ins ne
causes Without cnectins WAYS hy
which such au be eliminated -
~ no value SO management or TO
workers q is apparent nat
many eonfiigtrs causes can DC
easily eliminated by management
while others arc more dinleAl' go
I..tt..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12

Ntn, companies have a lai 81
calumo 20 uNclaosiiied MorNefs 'n
other words ihcpc cav be found "a
pants eupyses who have no 100
s,atls Personnel departments.
have ioarl t'a' When Sn'h "ui-
,loyrrs who ayk job status are
-4e,n uh classification thow gem
IRA, on,l9pk improves iVr they
usiniaiu leNl uhrc they meet
delnife Responsibilities ofilmts
uploye,s ara vorking az Jobs that
mil 20 piil.1e tafir ~hill, and back
etoapar Eaiclcn % workers m
such cases Is sroaty ancr,ed \
thlnee 20 new ion status docs
G tias and increases ioh salts
falflun
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12

f''' F'W ~
Sune inap1p an, So large that
mrioycr naY nc iost So Tar as
ialNldnai a'feaiion IN regards w
fp ~ oiei'ncy ratings Is ron-
rfruct Nrt rhr n'r employees
"a ao'rs a rool lp1 This
casi nWN ted sona ndusirie,
afc sal,lns tlis condition By having
peNoab reviewing of workers
Skulls and prodaeion schedules
This riycs rise fo promotion IN iob
status and aiafs rai-c Wherever
z IS vafuled " Is feif hy many
tofkefs t,oi 700 liil" praise is
gwen ihnm hN manse mcui ant
ifO apetior else people what
S. duo ttem WHOM ihrlf work U.s.
af.iawo,t ami likewise Indicate
10 them tlieir shorirominas 10
ihcir wofk merits a raise IN pc,
they are entitled to 90 Industrial
concerns have profiicd by employ.
tne highly paid industrial physiolo-
rists whowork daily on WAYS and
means ~ improfinp workers poor
attitudes They arc approaching
The problems from practical vet
scientific methods There has
hccn much Improvement aiong
these lines However there has
not been enough time and careful
ordinations ~ an industrial prob
iems That aneci the feeling and
eaod viii " Workers when work.
tf. maintain high job satisfaction
production does not suffer Tie
elimination. then OF poor lob At.
fitudes and tho establishment oi
job satisfaction among workers al.
ways will reflect itself in incrcas-
cd productivity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12
ul,lTm ~ m0Nf:

larlrris Of ihopsanis of ur
dor-noe i.No9 nen vomcr ana
ceillen viii di' in Europa this
inter Tile statisiicians have all
rcpNe chalkcd w huge num.
bci and "sel, DAYS death.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12
OvERTONES
rrr,pcu or oplNIo>i

l EItN''V -
one ~ the greatest 'hines ~
.,,erlca TODAY. and for vince
,.,.,t,ans unn always flsai- :
tnc n, edom 10 farm oaos op'n
ion without outside direction or
coercion. In the Alahama town
l.. which / lived rs a boy Me-
~r,.s ver, taught to have hleh
onin,on OF ELL whites ait = cor
..rnadme'v los ono OF inrm
solve, The Ncero Who 'en'nfe'
10 think OF himself as oflnf
Good ~ white man Was to ~
, nid,d 81 vas snl-social. ana
would Get everybody iato ifoAe'''
rh.. town still leads the cr'ire
s,e,on in iliioracv and roNcitN
For y vas n,possihi" 30 slillf
., prcssios anloas hlsck folks
vi'honf including me Greater
nrm'es az Whites Ton men
ruled the town moniine me
s,.o.if and The money lender
,oho tharrcd tw,lls-iive cents on
the dollar per vc's wien some
rcch .ss indi,i',ral failed to my
or 10 sheriff ll WfcH We car.
m IN. frccesm o. crN 30" 70 fo"r'
Inc that mi ihr pcfmu them q
eha,e in The secret ~ Amcti'An
cainsss. both ienors ne end
rrr,it, Mil DO vol ON H. MY
oar
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-14

vsakem vprasanju zmaje z glavo
in Sc mu nervozno napre misica
ma vratu, da izgleda kot straho-
peten ropar, XII Sc v novem oko-
lju ne more znajti. Blebeta mno-
60. Krivdo pa zvraca ma Rainer-
ia in Sc sedaj ne pomislja, da ne
bi zmerjal Rupnika kot pravo
lutko, "a katerega SO vedeli, da
pri ljudeh nina nikakega ugleda.
General Roese,,er trdi, da je bill
$kof RoSman dvakrat osebno
pri MEM Sa casa okwpacije, dru-
gaGe pa je po$iljal vojne kurate.
To je zunanji izraz tega zlocin-
ca, XII je dal ustreliti stotine ne
dolznih talcev. To je necloveski
izraz tistega, XII je vodil vojaske
akcije nemskih oborozenih sill
in domobranstva proti narodno
osvobodilni vojski. Sedaj prav
tako vztrajno, kot je pref klal,
vail krivdo ma Rupnika in bi ta-
(Dalje ma 2. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-14
Byrnes 0dletel
ma kOnferencO

WASHINGTON, 13. junija -
Drzavni tajnik James Byrnes je
danes odpotoval v Pariz, kjer Sc
jutri' iznova pricne odlocilna
konferenca zunanjih ministrov
velike cetvorice. Predsednik
Truman, XII mu je dal ma razpo-
lago predsednisko letalo "Sa-
cred Cow" ga je spremil ma IRA
koplovsko pole.
z drzavnim tajnikom sta od-
potovala tudi senatorial Connal-
ly in Vandenberg, XII sta priso-
stovala ostalim konferencam zu-
nanjih ministrov.
SploSen Wits je, da DO ia kon-
ferenca bodisi ugladila neso-
glasje med Rusijo in zapadnimi
silami ali pa dovedla do popol-
mega preloma v pogajanjih "a
sklep mirovnih pogodb z drza-
vami osisca in njihovimi sateliti.