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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-08
RUSIJA 30 MENDA
KMALU IZNASLA SKRIV
MOST ATOMSKE BoMBE

:. LONDON, Z. nov. - Sergej
Vavilov, predsednik Sovjetske
akademije znanstvenikov, je ma
proslavi 29-letniee ruske revo-
lucije, XII sc je vrsila ma Redeem
trgu, pred zbranimi delavci imel
govor, v katerem je dal namig,
da ne DO dolgo, ko DO tudi Ru-
sija iznasla ia jnost atomske
bombe in odklenila cello veeje
skrivnosti prirode, XII j omogo'
Clio izdelavati cello bolj snrto.
nosna orozja kot pa je atomska
bomba. -,
Premier Stain je nedavno il.
javil, da Russia Sc ne poseda
atomske bombe.
Kakor lani, tako je bill Stain
tudi letos odsoten z velikanske
proslave, tekom katere Sc je VT
Sill pohod oborozenih sill in raz.
nih ljudskih organizacij.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-08
Demokrati v Chicagu
dozziivei poraz

CHICAGO, Z. nov.-Republi-
kanci so v tenn mestu prvic liza
1881 zadali silen udarec demo-
kratski organizaciji zupana Kel-
ly-a, ko SO prodrli z vecino svo.
iih kandidatov "a okrajne ura.
de, obenem pa poveeali svoje "a.
stopstvo v kongresu in drzavni
zakonodaji.
Republikanci v okraju Col
so iztrgali demokratom stir
kongresne sedeze, kar znaci, da
bodo poslej irneli 20 sedezev iz.
med 26, XII jih ima' drzava Illi-
nois kengresu.
Cemokrati 80 tudi izgubili
dvoje vaznih okrajnih uradov
MANFRED, urad serifa in blagaj.
nika.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-08
Britanske cete
ostanejo ma Grskern

LONDON, 4. novembra. 20.
MAJ - ID zanesljivih viroy
prihaja vest, da je angleSka
vlada ugodila prosnji grske Via
de, da> bi britanske Gete ostale
"se nekaj casa" v dezeli.
Grska viada je baje utemelj-
Ia svojo prosnjo z razlogom, da
je sedanji polozaj ma Balkanu
tako napet, da nobene previd- !
nostne mere ne morejo veljati
kot pretirane. Anglezi SO baje
nameravali zapustiti dezelo ta-
koj po plebiscitu. ~.
Omenjena odloeitev, da bodo
ostale angleske cete 'tse nekaj
casa, je padla najbrze potem,
ko je angleska vlada odloeila
da ne more ugoditi grski pros
Mi, da bi pomagala oboroAti
del civilnega prebivalstva kot
neke vrste move orozniske sile
Mogoce je tudi, da Sc je an.
gleska vlada tako odlocila rad
dogodkov zadnjih dni v preko-
pu, oziroma prelivu, XII deli ee-
limo cd otoka Krfa. Najprej je
zadela v TEN prelivu angleska
vojna ladja ma mine. Pozneje SC
prisla poroeila, da je bila neka
druga angleska ladja obstrelje'
vana. To porocilo je britanskl
komandant te ladje pozneje "a
nikal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-08
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

no OBJ 9. uri zjutraj. Da BIO m o
preje koncali, Sc clanstvo vljud-
no prosi, da bi vsi prisli ma Sc
jo OBJ casu in v velikem stevilu.
v nedeljo popoldne oh 4. uri Sc
namrec vrsi program oh priliki
drustvene 4O-letnice obstanka.
Vsi tisti, kateri ste re pre-
well emo ali drugo delo "a to
priliko, ste proseni, la ste vsi
ma mestu ze oh 3 uri popoldne,
to so razni delavci. Kuharski
stab je pod vodstvom Mrs. M.
Rjavec in Mrs. A. Straus. Use
one,- XII ste sc odzvale "a delo v
kuhinji kot pomocnice, bodite
tudi tocno ma svojih mestih.
Istotako prosimo cenjeno OBJ
cinstvo, da ste tocni v dvorani
"a program, ker isti Sc bo zacel
izvajati toeno oh 4. uri popol-
| dine. Vsi, kateri sodelujete pri
programu, ste tudi proseni, da
ste pripravljeni "a nastop oh
svojem casu, tako da ne DO ne
potrebnega zavlacevanja S pro-
i, gramom.
Tenn potom Sc zadnjikrat va
bimo vse, pridite ma proslavo
4O-letnice drustva "V boj" st.
So SNIP v S1ovenski delavski
dom ma Waterloo Rd. Program
bo lep in ne bo vam zal. Pridite
vsi cd blizu in dalec in prosla-
vite ia pomemben dan z nami
vred. Posebno Sc priporocamc
clanstvu drustev SNPJ. Ma We.
selo svidenje pri zabavi.
j. F. Durn, tajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-08

gel. Povedal mi je, da so ga v
celici privezali "a roke in noge,
ga obesili in vrteli. Takrat mu
ie bruhnila kri IL oci in nosa..
Javil Sc je bolnega, pa so reki
'Crkni, pes" Ma roki je bill kot
tetoviran. Vprasala sem ga, &c
boil. OdgovorH je: 'Tista boleei.
ma sc pozabi, samo da bono svo.
bodni, in to DO kmalu Ampak
JAZZ slutim, da me bodo ubili.
Prosim te, &c me bodo ubili, da
me pokopljes tako, da bono sku.
paj pocivali. Mama, to della poll
cija, tukaj je vodil Hlebec, pra-
vi vodja tega pa je Hacin'."
(Dalje prahodmji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-08
GRADNJA TRGOVSKIH
LADIJ MA NORVEsKEM

OSLO, 4. novembra. Nor
veska vlada je objavila pedat:
Ike, iz katerih je razvidno, da SO
razlicne norveske pomorske
druzbe oddale narocila "a pri-
blizno 100000 ton ladijskega
prostora. Ia narocila innajo bi.
ii izvedena v teku prihodnjih 8
let.
Cd tega skupnega zneska je
2 milijona ton prodanih inezen1-
skim ladjedelnicam. Omeniti je
treba Sc, da je del teh naroeil
namenjen svedskim parobrod-
MIN druzbam.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-08
"a mladinski pevski zbor
Ce aovek Sc Sc bolj 1Ss,

nOp0E0 t0nEo Sc 2gOGe.
Cleveland, Ohio. - Otroci sc
pridno ucijo svojih vlog. Pc svo-
j otroski pameti naredijo mar
sikatero smesno, XII sami misli-
jo, da je prav tako. Med uce-
MEM je eden kar zavriskal.
Igrovodja nitro enega vprasa,
zakaj 81 ga pa vscipnil? odgo-
vor je bill: "Moja vloga tako ma
rekuje."
Igrovodja: "Toda ne sedaj,
ampak kadar pride tisto deja-
ME ma vrsto.
Ucenec: "Sem pref poskusil,
da kadar pride ma vrsto tisto
dejanje, da ga bonn boljse vseip-
nil"
Igrovodja: "Kriz bozji, Sc en-
krat cd kraja. No, &c ga bo ma
dan prireditve prezgodaj vseip-
nil, boste pa lahko vi eden dru-
gega vseipnili kadar in kjer bo
najbolj prav. Pridite, da boste
videli.
Mladinska prireditev DO v ne.
deljo II. novembra v Sloven.
skem delavskem domu ma Wa.
terloo Rd.
J. TomSic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-08

nJeAlN oKrog oou aeseVcev ne
kaJ 'n Je pFl KHeIin, Prece1 lin
e = oaraKan pr sKIadlscu, nal
vec pa na siaVnl Dazl Low lJu-
ai oela PA graonJi ceste lluD-
Jana yrnnika' Vsl se nranilp z
Kpninle V Logu. hunin1a le veil
Ao leseho posiople, Kler Y peIlh
IllsIo AIIshln hotiln ~ na veil
- 49, ,,.s. : /. : "a, : asi1o
see ..a. . ~ ..s
.. = ..,. ..' - -: - = -. - 80. = :. !.
= fs s: ~ - ' - ss-' =
's' :
v velikih cebrih pred kuhinj-
skim peslepjem Saka olupljeni
krempir ali ~ ketel pripraylje-
ma zelenjeya. Krpmpir lupij1
okoliska dekleta in zene v akord,
kuhajo pa pridne in skromne
Prekmurke. L. Sv. Jurija ma Go
ritken1 SO donna, veasih SO hodi-
le ma sezonsko delo v Nemcijo in
v Francijo, pa Sc jim je ponekod
slabo godilo in so zadoyoljne,
ker so dobile delo donna. Jugo-
slavl]a ina krah tuda "a Prek-
murce. = .:.>.
Nova baraka, ki DO v par dneh
dograjena, DO upravna in sir1di-
kaina pisarna. Druga, tudi nova,
a be opremljena, je bolnisks ba-
raka. Prijetna bolniska soba
mehko postlaniuai posteliami in
ambulanta, kjer diva tovarisa,
bolnicar in bolnicarka, izmenoma
vrsita zdrastveno sluzbo, pa se
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-08
SODNIJSKI PROCES PROTI
SLOVENSKIM IZDAJALCEM
(Ndd0LieV0mie)

Prica Alojzija Ravnik je pri-
povedovala: "Dne 6. maja 1914
je osem policijskih agentov OBJ
kolilo naso hiso. Trije SO prisli
pred stanovanje in trkali {.
Odprla sem vrata, vstopili so v
soho in zahtevali cd mojega mo-
Ia, naj gre mimi. MOI je bill
bolan in nj nogel vstati. Takrat
so Sc ostali odstranili, eden pa
je ostal sobi in streljal ma mo-
ia z revolverjem. Oddal je stiri
strele in nazadnje udaril moza
po glavi, tako da je moi MOI OBJ
lezal ma mestu mrtev."
Na vprasanje, &c je vedela, da
so to bill AGENT politicne polici-
je, je odgovorila: ITO trdim po
opisu in po belih plascih, XII SO
jih agent takrat nosili. Pripe-
jail SO Sc avtom, XII je incl po-
licijsko stevilko."
Nato je pricala Gizela Kur-
mix, koje sin je bill ubit ma Tur-
jaku 4. maja 1915.
"Dva sinova sta bila ustre-
ljena. Imela sem stiri in vsi stir
je so bill zaprti. Leta 1912 je bill
najmlajsi obsojen cd Italijanov
IA dosmrtno jeco. Odpe]jali so
ga internacijo v Gonars in Ri
nicci. Cne 80. decembra 1914 so
zaprli Karla. Bill ie ma sodiscu
zaprt in mucen. Med tenn casom
je bill tudi Oton re ma policiji,
kjer jih je sustersic pretepal.
oton je dohil najprej 100 udar-
cev in je moral steti. Po tridese-
TEN udarcu Sc je onesvestil, po-
lii SO ga z vodo in ko je prisel
k sebi, je moral znova steti udar-
ce. Ker nj primal, so ga obesili
in znova pretepali.
''Po ponovnih tridesetih udar-
cih so poklicali domobranca, XII
je pokleknil mani in vpil: Ma
pes, kurba, svinja! Spet so ga
obesali in pri tistem obesanju Sc
je, oprostite, yes ponesnazil, po-
tenn so ga sele smell in drugi dan
odgnali v pristine delavnico -.
Moral ie potem ma pokopaliscu
sneg odmetavati. Nosila sem mu
JEST in pokazal mi je svoj hrbet
roke, noge, kjer je bill cd udar.
cev yes ern, prav tako po obrazu
Rekel mi je: 'Mamica, ne vem, e
bono mi vse to prenesli.'
t. "Kobi je prisel po sina Karla
Ia je bill deset dni brez hrane
-. mucili SO ga stiri dni. Inaela
sem MIN tajen sestanek v ke'
llarnici. Tam mi je pokazal svoje
telo, vse je bilo sanla rama. i
| ikatere je tekla voda. Cello il ime
izbuljeno in crno, dihati nj mo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-08
( de|oyski bozi ma Logu
Ponatis Il "sieysnslssga poroesvalcs"

izkopali neSteto tisoGey kuhiiGov
zemlje, pripeliai ogronann m
menja in HI je ponekod priprav-
ljeaa ze "a zadnje deio asfaltt-
,ranje.
v stirih velikih stanovanjskih
serskaA il cez 20 sch p jih It
primanjkuje. Y Logu je nasta-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-08
VABILO MA ~
Proslavo 4Oietnit
SLOW. MAR. DoMU MA ST. CLAIR AVE. !.
vnedelj0, 10. n0vembra
Prieetek oh 4, uri popoldne /
VS. p On E D:


John Flipis predsednik titalnce pozdrav ahnstvo in
predstavi govornika Nana Zor1nanz.
21van zeFman gevori sleveasem sovstvu. nesuikh
pisatelh.
3Mos pevs zbor sovan poje slsdsss pesmi Daska; 81
vssr e ze zo:sneva; in sesi Pevo~odja Frank v.user
4Frank ssjko vijoiao vera Mayeessjka sprea
liza pri kasiriu. .,u>.. .-. ,,..*
5Anea Safred Cd Gasbene solospev pole na,odne
pesuni Pr klavrju jo sprenljs Vera Miavscslsjke.
sLous Bss Jehn ca,hene .natics pojsts dvo
spsvu Psi klavi1iu hh sprsEaia Vera Mlavecslejke.
7JudY Prstnay psotsvajs pies shareen Tied pa
p hatsA Pzi kla,is,u Vera Nlavscslejko
Dorothy svigsL p,vka Glabsne atics pole soospsvu
ssophs Tu.zaa In Aaae4 sbay. zssss
peissa dvosRsvu p. kiavsy iih prssa Edwin PelSsk
toLsu Belle. Freak Pu JoAa Nossa II P.aes Keooi q
uassns aatiss pojso kvss,st. Psi klsvisis M sssNs
A1nsj1 Plut s ~ s.y*x ees.f
tvap zo.man is. kavr v1ntsk uaron i.nt-zijs
q kklas1 ss I,c
1aa ps..sI z.,,.. p,vovoa. Jossph K,sb,e pri
kavirj~ sprSnniis Edwin POLISH Il II. 2 fsa f IA
II ss II .ss " p.or.nf vods yss.pa} ss.c.l
20 PRoGRA1stJ 81 vRsI Piles
IG.@ p,ae ssalsk srkrser
!l!!l!!I!!!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-08

skupina v stirikotui postav-
ljenih barak, XII SO IL svezega
lesa in Sc belijo, "a barakami pa
gmajna in notranjski gozd ter
skupine, XII Sc vraGajo 2 della ali
odhajajo ma posci, TAXA je De-
lay1ka baza y Logu. Lied yasmi
Sc vie nova costa, "a katero 80
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-08
HREDNA SEJA Ma
RECHER AVE.

V ponedeljek vecer ob osmih
sc vrsi izredna in vazna seja
Kluba drustev. Slovenskega dru-
stevenega donna ma Recher Ave-,
in sicer radi prireditve "a vete-
rane. Prosi Sc polnostevilne ude-
lezbe drustvenih zastopnikov in
direktoriia. " !.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-08

stujejo okoliske gledaliske drH-
Eine, Ijubljanska miadinska god
ba ''Vssei bera6ir in tudi Radio
orkester jih je ze obiskal TOR
harmonikarji il Trsta.
Ma kultHrnem mitingu, ki ~
81 pripraYili sami, je bilo naj-
wee sodbe, peli 50 in recitiraH.
Tudi sicer po vecerih pojejo in
|igrajo ali pa poslusajo Prek-
|murce, XII 50 dobri gosiaEi. I
pelavci 30 il raxnih predelov
|slovenije IN tudi il dragih fede-
|ralnih ediHic. Najvec pa je PreiE-
murcev in Primorcev, XII so po
mnenju vseh tudi najboljsi de-
layci. Delajo v akordil in kdor
je priden, zasluzi lepe vsote de-
maria. Imajo sindikalno organi-
zacijo, hi je pa v primeri $ ste-
vilom delavcev delno 4e sihka.
Sc zadnji cas-, ko so dodobra spo-
znali memo skrb "a korist delav-
|cev, 30 zacei tudi tisti, Iii so jo
gledali nezaupljivo, 2 vpisova-
MEM. Skrb "a oblaGilne nakazni-
ce in - dobro hrano je prevzel
sindikat. Pc 20 dinarjev placajo
"a hrano ma dan in so vecinoma
|z njo zadovoljni. Ministrstyo "a
prehrano gre kuhinji ma roko in
je odobrilo "a deiavee pri grad
ni ceste lepe dodatke. j.
Znamenitest centralne delav-
ske baze Y Logu je cisterna "a
vodo, XII 50 jo pripeljai il koeev-
skega Rega in SO je med ekupa-
CLIO uporahljali v baraki sleven-
ske narodne Wade. Nevsakdanji
so+za resne Notranjce tudi Med
zanurci, ki sc oh nedeljah radi
stepejo v blRni gostilni. 'fRajsi
Sc jim izognemo, &c vidimo, da
SO prisli IL gostilne," je pripeve-
doval Prekmurec :Ioze. "HaI iila
je aovelu," je pristavil Kolo-
man in pogledal svoje zdelane
roke. Ne "a vino, "a kruh, "a
boljsi svet delajo danes nasi de-
layci. Tudi tiste, XII Sc se veasih
lovijo ma stranskih poteh, bodo
potegnili kmalu 8 seboj. v delav-
ski hazi v Legu, predvsem tistih
nekaj Medzimurcev, XII OBJ nede-
ljah ma nepravi naein kazejo
svojo moe. ., .-s " ="
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-08
KONCERT

KONCERT
Pevski zbor Euclid priredi
pod vodstvom Mrs. Mary Gerl
koncert v nedeljo, 10. novem-
bra v Slov. drustvenem domu ma
Recher Ave. Pricetek OBJ 4. uri
popoldne. Zveeer Sc yrsi Piles,
"a katerega bo igral Johnny
Vadnalov orkester. Vstopnina h
koncertu in plesu je ST., samo
k plesu 65c.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-08

PrsslThite pot1ebno nsso
slovsnski znladiui v eleventh.
Prispsvajte n otroSko bolnico
n 2lovsuijiI v uradu "Enako-
p.avnosti" lshlko odiaats. va5
de3axl e.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-08

Vazna seja drustva " boj''
Stew. So SNPJ
Cleveland, o. " nedeljo 10.
novembra dopoldne Sc vrsi zelo
vaz1a seja drustva "V boj" st.
So SNPJ. Pricetek seje bo toe
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-07
125 New Book and
Magazine File Added
To School Library

Mrs. Bittle, school librarian, has
announced that approximately 125
new books have been placed on the
library shelves. since the opening of
,chool. Seyenty-five are new books
which were purchased by the school
and the Board of Education, each
Earring the expense equally. Also,
fifty others have been donated by
friends of the school.
One of the main additions which
has been made to the library recently
is the establishment of a system
whereby all magazines and other peri
odicals can be indeXed and filed SO
that they can be used for reference
books on varied subjects. This is done
through a publication known as the
Abridged Periodical Literature which
places all the articles in each maya
zine under specific headings. Month
ly volumes of the reference guide are
received, and at the end of the year,
a bound volume is published.
Oakland High Acorn.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-07
Officers Elected
In Home Rooms

Officers selected to serve the first
Rome room election period are;
"A-President, Norma Browning;
Nice-president, Betty Crane; Secre-
tary, Dale Custer; Treasurer, Joann
Browning; Student Council repre-
sentative, Charles Davis.
8-B-President, Mona Lou Evans;
Fee-president, Peggy HolIer;
Secretary, TheIma Frantz; Treas
urer, Clifford Friend; Student
Council representative, Billie Hine-
baugh.
6C-President Robert Mills; Vice
president, Ellen Johnson; Secre-
tary, Lois Murray; Treasurer, Ted
Knots; Student Council represent
ative, Deloures House
President, Connie Smith; Vice
president, Alvin Shereves; Secre-
tary, Emily Martin; Treasurer,
Eddie Stevenson; Student Council
Representative, Robert Schmidt.
President, Fred Thayer; Vive-
President, Glen Waybright; Secre-
tary and Treasurer, Bernice Shat
fer; Student Council representative,
Gladys Wensel
President. Maurice Wolf; Vice
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-07

den, on Sunday, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Hill, Of Piedmont, W. Va; Nh
and Mrs. Harvey Anderson and son,
eff Elkton, Md
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-11-07

George Lewis, of Vindcx, visited
Mrs. Jennie Griffith and Mr.. and
Mrs William Uhl, in Deer Park, on
Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-18

works on militarism. would permit
the unrestricted circulation of works
singing the praises of the victors'
arms. Finally, wholly apart from
the physical feasibility of trying to
apply the order on vast scale, there
is this moral factor to be considered:
That in applying it we would be
aping the methods of Naziism-the
very thing we profess to abhor-
adopting thoroughly antidemo-
cratic measure to spread democracy,
as if evil could be used to do good.
Under the most favorable condi-
tons educating the Germans to a
more democratic life will be difficult
in the extreme, because democracy
like eny given religion, is something
one is born to or voluntarily takes
to his heart and mind, and the Ger
mans have long seemed otherwise
disposed. In the circumstances it is
ridiculous to assume that a Hitler
like attack on their literature can
do much to make them change their
views. Instead the irony of the
thing might tend to confirm them
in their old ways-so much so that
the Allied powers would do we'll to
think twice before applying the con-
flscation order in it's present drastic
form.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-18
Franco Talks Back

In what is described by foreign
correspondents as "a fighting
Speech" GeneraliSsimo Francisco
Franco formally opened the second
Cortes (Parliament) of his regime
last Tuesday. Escorted by his pic
turesque guard of Moorish cavalry,
the "Caudillo" entered the Parlia-
ment House to the accompaniment
of thunderous cheers from a multi
tude gathered for the occasion.
That Francois address was not in
eptly characterized by the foreign
news reporters is obvious from it's
context. Its keynote was his vir-
tual defiance of the charges and
recommendations brought against
him and his regime by Poland be-
fore the Security Council of the
United Nations. Warning that out
side pressure was repelling Spain
from exterior relations and retard-
ing her domestic political develop
ment, Franco declared: when one
is pushed, he doesn't go faster. His
first impulse is to pause and then
to turn back"
Taking issue with what he stig-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-18

matized as "a widespread campaign
against Spain" the Caudillo added:
"They devote much time to the
Spanish problem. deny there is
such thing as Spanish problem.
Seven years ago Spain solved her
political problem and decided the
way her life should be carried out
-. Spain has an authentic Span
iSh democracy, born of the struggle
of seven years ago, and it is an
expression of the national will" The
speech, broadcast throughout the
nation, contained the usual con-
formations of Soviet Russia, COM
munism, and Masonry, and like
wise stressed the contention that
soldiers are more powerful than
votes. 1t is notable that his most
challenging statements evoked the
loudest applause
OF course. it should be remem-
bered that Franco was addressing
a hand-picked assemblage of his
followers. Yet the very fact that he
spoke thus challengingly indicates
the line he is pursuing. The Cau-
dillo is beating the big drum of pa
triotism and national honor as
against what he asserts to be for
eign discrimination and persecution.
The indications are that this line is
awakening response in many sec
lions of the Spanish public, tradi-
tlonally touchy on the subject of
foreign intervention in SPANS do
nestle affairs. This is the chief
argument adduced by the British
Foreign Office to go slow in handling
the Spanish problem. Whatever one
may think about it, the Franco re-
glme is a going concern" with
strong, well-disciplined army and
an equally strong Discrimination
among the Spanish people to risk
a recurrence of the civil war which
wrought such ruin. Franco thus has
some trump cards, which he has
begun to play
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This Changing World
BY Constantine Brozpn

Although Herbert Hoover's mission to
South America will be to- investigate
means of obtaining food for the starving
world, he is expected to listen and report
back to Washington on some of the
political difficulties which have brought
to a standstill active cooperation be-
tween the Southern Hemisphere and
the United States.
The most important diplomatic sue
cess obtained by the American Govern
ment since the war began was the
signature of the Chapultepec pact which
assured close diplomatic and economic
cooperation between the nations of this
hemisphere. A conference was planned
for last October in Rio de Janeiro to
implement that agreement with mutual
defense pacts, but because of strained
United States relations with Argentina
that meeting was postponed indefinitely.
This countrys prestige has suffered
much in recent months. Ill-advisedly,
the State Department projected itself
into Argentinas domestic affairs sew
eral weeks before her presidential cleo
tions. The State Department took an
anti-Peron stand which is said to have
contributed substantially to the election
of the Argentina strong man.
The explanation given by State De-
partment officials who were responsible
for publication of the famous Blue Book
is that the American Government had
been urged by certain democratic groups
in Latin America to take this step,
which is now recognized as having
weakened our position in the republics
south of the Rio Grande.
Mild attempts to mend this mistake,
such as the transfer of Ambassador
George Messersmith from Mexico City
to Buenos Aires, have done little to
improve our relations with Argentina,
which is one of the key states in South
America.
Meanwhile, Great Britain and the U.
S. S. R. are counting the Argentine Pres
ident-elect at the expense of the United
States. The British did not object to
our cracking down on Col. Peron, but
never followed suit. When in 1914 their
Ambassador was withdrawn from Argen-
tina-a gesture of courtesy toward this
country-London sent an economic
mission to Buenos Aires The visit of
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Hoosier Proise

From the indianapolis News.
John T McCutcheon, who announced
his intention to retire, has been car
toonist for the Chicago Tribune for 43
years and insists that the time has come
to relax. He was rs years old May 6,
but since he is a Hoosier and an active
one at that, he doubtless will continue
to draw whenever the impulse arouSes
him.
Mr.. McCutcheon was born in Tippe-
canoe County and is a younger brother
of George Barr McCutcheon, the novel
est whose "Graustark,' published. in
1901, started a new trend in romantic
fiction The NOVELIST died in 1928 after
publishing book a year for more than
20 years. John McCutcheon was gradu-
ated from Purdue University in 1888
and after a short time with the old
Chicago Record and Chicago Record.
Herald, he cast his lot with the Tribune
Although he has drawn thousands OF
political cartoons, one of his best-re-
membered pictures deals with shall
loween and the Tribune reprints it every
year. His Bird Center Cartoons ZEN.
joyed wide popularity and depictedssub-
jects such as Gaar Williams made
History" Mr.. Williams, native OF
Richmond, Ind. and a cartoonist fol
the News for several years, joined Mr.
McCutcheon on the Tribune and re.
manned there until his death. 80
In addition to his cartoon work. Mr.
McCutcheon has been a war correspond.
ent and world traveller Purdue madt
him a doctor of humane letters in 1926
Notre Dame gave him an honorary
Phi. D. in 1881 and Northwestern Uniyer.
sity conferred humane letters degre,
in 1913. Although he left Indiana many
years ago, Mr.. McCutcheon has beer
active in the affairs of the Indian:
Society of Chicago, has continued
loyal Purdue booster and in many way
has demonstrated that no matter when
he might reside or work he was
HooSier at heart.