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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-20
MRS. MAGGIE MGR. PRIDGEN

CHARLTON, Jan. 1y.--Funeral
services were held Friday morning
in Whiteville for Mrs. Maggie Nc
Racken Pridgen, SO, who died at
her home two miles from Clarkton,
Tuesday afternoon, after linger-
ing illness. The Rev. J. w. Miller,
pastor of the Clarkton Presbyter-
ian church, officiated.
She was the daughter of the late
Edwin J. and Sarah R. McRacken.
Besides her husband, Matt w.
Pridgen, she is survived by four
brothers, w. R.. w. c. and Edward
McRacken, of Whiteville, and D.
r. McRacken, of Wilmington; one
sister, Mrs. Emily Wishart, OF
Lumberton, two nephews and four
nieces.
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u, S. TAKES HAND

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s.-R-
The government took a hand in the
electrical strike tonight to try to
get it settled.
Secretary of Labor Schwellen-
bach invited heads Of the union
and General Electric an dWest-
inghouse companies to meet him
here at 10 a. m Tuesday.
A labor department spokesman
said kilograms went out tonight. A
break had not yet appeared in the
dispute which sent III 900 CLIO uni
ted electrical work-rs Of the two
firms on walkout last Tuesday.
Replies had not yet been receiv-
ed. Text of the telegram was not
made public.
In New York, however, Charles
E. Wilson, president of General
said he would be delight
ed to co. to Washington in accord
ance with Schwellenbach's tele-
gram.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-20
CHARLES C. BURGESS

GREENVILLE, S. c., Jan. 19--
Charles Crawford Burgess, 81,
prominent local businessman, died
here at 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon, following an illness of one
week.
A native of Commerce, Ca, he
was a son of the late Robert Bar
tow and Harriet Cordelia Acrey
Burgess. His early life was spent
in Atlanta. He came to Greenville
As years ago, and engaged in the
dairy business for IS years, until
he retired six years ago.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Mable Sizemore Burgess,
Greenville; three sons, c. Robert
Burgess, Jacksonville, N. c.; Will
liam Crawford Burgess and Char
les Crawford Burgess, Jr., Green
vile; three daughters, Mrs. Roy
A. Mckinney and Mrs. Oscar D.
Landing, Greenville, and Mrs.
William Claude Kelly, Greensboro,
N. C.
Mrs. Kelly was formerly Cor
della Burgess Foster home serv-
ice director with the Tide Water
Power and Light company, Will
mington.
Also surviving are seven broth
ers, John S., Ben H., c. Stead
man and H. Grady Burgess, all
of Atlanta; V. L. Burgess, Of Tam
pa, Fla; Randolph H. Burgess
Jacksonville, Texas, and Stanhope
G. Burgess, Pearl Harbor. Two
si1ters, Mrs. c. A. Hartmann
West Palm Beach, Fla, and MRS.
Carl A. Devane, Easley, and 1hree
randchildren also survive.
Funeral services will be hello at
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Obituaries
C. ]. KELLOWAY

c. ]. Holloway, retired superin-
tendent of signals of the Atlantic
Coast Line railroad, died in his
home in Greene, N. Y, Friday,
where he had resided since his
retirement from active duty on
July 81, 1912.
He was born in Hamilton, N. Y,
in 1873. Following IS years ex-
perience with manufacturers and
the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western railroad in the railroad
signal field, came to Wilmington
in 1905 to head the signal depart
ment of the ACL, where he resided
until his retirement.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Mrs. Kathryn Ottoway
Broun, three stepchiIdren, Donald
Broun and Misses Jean and Pa
tricia Broun, and an aunt, Mrs.
U. P. Poeltz, of Los Angeles, Cal.
He was member of the Mason
ic order and the Shrine.
Funeral services will be held
Monday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock
with interment at Greene, N. Y.
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was authorized, because Of TO-.
Iporary agreement" which EN-
with the union leaders ''s n mad
Murray said that the agraa meFe
provided for meeting with t IN
in the event of any action )" D'h
The Steelworkers' chief daor-
to discuss the question wb Iaseo
the Fontana workers ac 4v.ae'
would have joined in the ,,rr!y
Monday. '"Ae
An associate of Kaiser s,is ,
was his understanding that 'u ~ i
majority Of workers did not .,' NE
going on strike, but that I'VE , r,.O
not sure that they would ", 81.
strike" a0'
Questioned about Kaiser, r.,,
tons with the balance Of tba ''''
dustry in the east, the ssso c M
said that the firm had wagss
struggle AL the way tbro,-.,,
the war over keeping the Fon.ss-r,
plant open and operating 4'
Mr.. Truman had suggested IN,
10 IL cent increase as co -'
promise between the unions 10 "a,
cent demand and the U. S. s.a ~,
corporations counter of Is csr t'
The corporation, accepted her. =,
representing the entire ipdu,,rs
concentrated in the east and mia
west, turned it down as too bigS s
but Kaiser. who has battled n.
Eastern Steel kings throughout tbs s
war, asked who in the indus,rr
is smart enough to measure .:
ficiency at two per cent" Y,
estimated the IL cent differerr,
between the U. S, Steel offer ana
the Presidents proposal wa, tTa
tDer cent.
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MACARTHUR ORDERS
HIGH JAPS TRIED
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issuance or signature, provided the
court deems them genuine or OF
probative value.
Each defendant will be entitled
to counsel of his own choosing,
Subject to disapproval by the tri-
bunal." Macarthur will appoint the
chief counsel responsible for in
vestgiation and prosecution, while
any member of the United Nations
which fought Japan may appoint
an associated counsel.
A majority of the court will be
sufficient to convict and impose
sentence subject to review by
Macarthur, who can reduce but
cannot increase any penalty.
While the first trial is scheduled
for Tokyo, the others may be held
wherever the tribunal chooses.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-20
J. W. Gardner Found
Dead In Shelby Office

SHELBY, Jan. 19.-W.D-J. W.
Gardner, IS, son of Former Gov
ernor o. Max Gardner, and vice
president of the Cleveland Cloth
mills here, was found dead in his
office tonight.
Coroner Roscoe Lutz said death
was due to suicide. Gardner had
been shot through the heart. He
was well known here and through
out the state.
He is survived by his widow. two
children, his parents, two brothers
and one sister.
Funeral arrangements had not
been completed tonight.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-20
KAISER SIGNS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19-PD -
Henry j. Kaiser signed up today
.irder President Truman's COM
promise wage plan to keep his
California steel plant in operation
while the bulk of the industry got
set for an economy shaking shut
down Monday.
The CIO-Steelwcrkers, mean
while, reported that they were
dickering for additional breaks in
the industry front against their
pared-doWn demand for a boost
of at least 10 IL cents an hour.
Kaiser's contract assured con.
tinued operation for his plant at
Fontana, Calf.
Elsewhere 10000 CIO-steel-
workers were ready to walk out
of 1900 steel plants as of 1901
La. m, Monday, in chemical re-
conversion struggle. Some jumped
the gun.
An official close to the Presi-
dentially-sponsored negotiations
which collapsed yesterday said
there was no indication that the
White House would initiate any
new steel move before the walk
out.
CLIO President Philip Murray
said the Fontana workers had not
been included in the nationwide
strike poll by which the walkout
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THIEF RETURNS WATCH

INDIANAPOLIS U.H An IndI-
annapolis restaurant was able to
send Mrs. Allard Hardy of Marion,
O.. her wrist-watch because the
person who stole it out of her
purse while she was eating got
cold feet and mailed it back to the
restaurant. The watch was valued
at between $1,000 and $1,000 and
was an heirloom. Police had begun
search for the thief, but the
mailman delivered the goods. The
wach was wrapped carefully in
cotton and cardboard and mailed
to the restaurant in an envelope.
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UNO IS ASKED TO
: INVESTIGATE IRAN
RED ARGUMENT


alton Of the independence Of the
Levantine states.
The security council was sched-
u1ed to meet Monday after the as
sembly, cutting through normal
procedures, sent along the major
power proposal for creation of an
atomic energy commission. To-
days assembly session cleared the
UNO decks of oratory, so that
commissions could get down to
work next week on major prob
lens.
Trans grievance grew out of the
proclamation of an insurgent group
of an autonomous government of
Azerbaijan in that province Of
northwest Iran. Earlier, Iranian
government troops sent to quell
the uprising there had been halted
by Soviet troops occupying the
area.
The Iranian question is a deli
cate one for the council. Should
the council be compelled to make
a decision which was critical Of
the Soviet Union, the unity among
the Big Three nations-Russia, the
United States and Britain-might
be upset at the outset.
On the other hand, should the
council rule against Iran, the faith
of little nations in the organiza-
finn mi oht ha shaken
The council would have one
other course of action-to arrive
at no decision, at least for a long
time. But this, it is said, would
almost certainly damage its pres
tige.
Some delegates, in earlier dis
cussions of possible Iranian COM
plant, expressed opinion that Rus
STA, armed with it's veto power,
should refrain on voting on any
recommendation the council night
make in the dispute. The United
Nations charter says that decis-
sion of the council requires seven
votes, including all of the five ma
jor nations on anything but pro-
cedural matters, but some dele
gates have voiced the opinion that
discussion of any subject which
might lead to a disruption Of
peace could be considered proce-
dural.
Russia herself has strongly op-
posed the lifting of the veto power
from any decision Of the security
council.
Article IS of the World Charter,
on which the appeal is based, pro-
vides that ANY member of the
United Nations may bring any dis
pute or any situation of the ma
ture referred to in Article "a to
the attention Of the security coun-
Gil or of the general assembly,"
Article "a provides that the coun-
ell may investigate any dispute
which might lead to international
friction to determine whether con-
tinuance of the situation might
"endanger the maintenance of in
ternational peace and security"
Earlier Syrian and Lebanese
spokesmen told silent assembly
that their countries would take
steps to rid themselves Of foreign
troops if other means failed.
Britain and France at present are
negotiating for the withdrawal of
troops from the two countries.
Syria and Lebanon, both one
time French mandates, declared
themselves independent during the
war, and for the past year have
been involved in disputes with
France which sometimes brought
violence.
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LONG STRIKE OF GLASS
PLANT WORKERS ENDS
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tract were resumed Jan. fol-
lowing breakdown in negoti-
ations last October which pre-
cipitated the strike.
The unions original demands
called for a 25-cents-hourly
wage increase and certain inn
provements in working condi-
tions.'
The strike involved IL plants
Of the two glass companies in
seven mid-western states.
The plants involved in the strike
are located in Pennsylvania, West
Ohio, Illinois, Missouri,
and Louisiana. Clyde
NJ. Mills, Washington, served as
conciliator in the dispute.
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Brotherhood Protective of
raising their home Front and Nun recently on
presentation of flag to that organization by
Club erected fagpoe
their home months Stein active member
pole As feet high Following the presentation flag
by the Pictured from left
to right R E.. Edmundson Stein
E. Ednundson Donald c. King King and W j.
to ther
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2:30 p. M, tomorrow at the Mack
ey mortuary in Greenville. Inter
ment will follow in the family plot
in the White Oak church cemetery.
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President. The steel industry re.
iected the decisions.
And today, pickets carried signs
reading:
THE CLIO accepts-industry re-
iects."
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The Cornell University Medical
college in New York city was es-
tablished in 1898.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-17
Novi grobovi
JOHN KLEMENC

Pc vecletni bolezni je premi-
nil v bolnisnici John Klemenc,
star 54 let, vdovec, in preje sta
nujoc ma 1915 E. 60 St. Donna je
bill il Rakitnika pod Postojno,
kjer zapusca vec sester in So
rodnikov. Zapusca brata Fran
ka, bivajoeega v Pennsylvania,
in necakinjo Jennie Bostanik,
rojeno Skerl, XII DO prisla il
Dearborn, Mich, da uredi "a po-
greb. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil il Jos.
zele in sinovi pogrebnega zavo-
da. Gas Sc nj bill dolocen. Po-
kojni je bill clan drustva Vodni-
kov venec st. 147 SNPJ.
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Il cele Slovenije, vstevsi Pri-
morsko, je bio tekom vojne cd
1941 do konca vojne 1915 od-
peljanih v internacijska tabo-
risca v Italijo in Nemcijo sku-
paj 188,298 Slovencev; cd teh
je bilo 81, 800 Primorcev in Kra-
sovcev.
Izracunali 50, da je bilo tenn
ljudem odvzeta svoboda, ma pod
lagi povprecnega zapora v tabo-
riscih mic mani kot 1851 $40
mesecev casa. Pomislite, koliko
energije sc je v tenn casu izgu-
bilo po zaslugi okupatorjev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-17
JUGosLAVIJA DoBILA
ZASToPSTVo VI EXC
NOMSKEM SvETU U.N.O.

LONDON, IS. januarja. -
Vcerj je Jugoslavija dobila "a
stopstvo v ckonomskem in So
cialnem svetu organiEacije Zdru-
zenih narodov. Izvoljena je bila
kot osemnajsta clanica omenje-
mega sveta "a dobo enega leta,
potem ko je Nova Zelandija po
dvakratnem neodloeilnem glaso-
vanju stopila iz tekme.
Delegacija Move Zelandije je
"a to dobila laskavo priznanje
cd strani Zed. draw, Britanije
in Jugoslavije, in. zagotovljeno
j je bilo, da bo dobila enega iz-
med triletnih terminov, elm po-
stane prihodnjo jesen eden iz-
praznjen.
Enoletni termin " svetu bodo
imele poleg Jugoslavije tudi
Zed. drzave, Ukrajina, Grcija,
Lebanon in Colombia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-17
Stavka v klavnicah
mesta Clevelanda ne
bo dosti prizadela

Kakor sc poroca, Cleveland
vsled stavke klavniskih delav-
cev pri velikih klavniskih druz-
bah Chicagu ne bo dosti pri-
cadet. Clevelandske klavnice
vsled stavke MISC prizadete, ker
tukajsnji klavniski delavci ne
pripadajo chicaski uniji in mesto
je samo "a polovico mesa, XII ga
potrebuje, odvisno ma uvoz cd
zunaj.
Poudarja Sc tudi, da so ma
rokah zadostne zaloge rib; ku-
refine in jajec, in da nj vzroka,
da hi mesto obcutilo pomanjka-
ME, razen ako bi Sc stavka pre-
vec zavlekla ali ako bi ljudje
vprizorili naval ma prodajalne.
Kar sc tice stavke elektric-
nih delavcev v Clevelandu, ie
ista ustavila yes obrat v tovar-
nah General Electric in West
inghouse. Vceraj. je bilo pred to-
varnami G. E. okrog diva tisoc
piketov in piketne straze sto-
je tudi pred vsemi drugimi to-
varnami, v katerih Sc izdelujejo
elektricni predmeti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-17
Ameriski ucenjaki
O mOskOVski
kOnferenci

WASHINGTON, 13. januarja
O.N.A.)---Mladi ameriski uce-
njaki ma polju atomske energi-
je, XII so Sc nedavno zbrali v fe-
deraciji ameriskih znanstveni-
kov, izrazajo mnenje, da mos
kovska konferenca treh zuna-
njih ministrov sicer nj uspela,
da resi- vprasanje kontrole atom
ske energije, da je pa navzlic
temu stopila pravo smer.
''Narobe nam hodi", je dejal
w. A. Higginbothan, predsed-
mix administrativnega komiteja
Federacije ameriskih znanstve-
nikov, ida pogajanj z Rusijo
nismo zaceli re mnogo pref, to-
da stalisce, katero je trenotno
zavzela ia dezela, je prav raz-
veseljivo'.
Dodal je, da po njegovem
mnenju Sc vedno pripisujemo
proved vaznosti takozvanim tai
nostim industrijske produkcije
atomske energije. "Mnogo hru-
pa "a nic", je dejal. ''Nikdo ne
namerava prisiliti Zedinjene dr.
lave v to, da store nekaj, kar
bi Jim utegnilo skoditi. Raven
tega pa so skrivnosti, XII Sc tt
cejo proizvajanja atomske ener-
gije, tako obsezna, da bi bilo ko-
maj mogoce naloziti vse doku-
mente ma velik zelezniski voz."
G. Higginbothan je dejal, da
je zunanje ministrstvo postopalo
pametno in previdno. HYalil je
zakonski predlog, katerega je
izdelal senator Brien Mcmahon
IL Connecticuta, XII zahteva usta-
novitev posebne komisije "a
atomsko energijo. TIE vrste "a.
kone smatrajo znanstveniki po.
trebnim in jih bodo tudi podpi'
rail-. Mednarodno sodelovanje z
zakoni te vrste nj onemogoceno
obenem pa ostane delo ma znan.
stvenem polju neokrnjeno -
kot to zahtevajo interest clio.
vestva in splosnega miru.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-17
Mrs. Roosevelt
ObiSSce Rustic

LONDON, Is. januarja. -
Mrs. Eleanor je danes izjavila,
da Sc DO enkrat po zakljucku
zborovanje organizacije Zdruze-
nih narodov podala ma obisk v
Rustic, toda rekla je, da ma
tancno Sc ne more reci, kdaj bo
odpotovala tjakaj.
Pricakuje Sc, da jo bodo dolz-
|nosti kot delegatinje ma zboro-
vanju Zdruzenih narodov drza-
le v Londonu Sc najmanj sest
tednov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-17

uro, U. S. Steel Co. je ponudila
15c zvisanja ma uro.
Piketne straze umaknjene
izpred telefOnskih central
Telefonska postrezba sirom
dezele je postala zopet normal
ma, potem ko so Sc piketne stra-
re cd unije telefonskih tehni-
kov umaknile izpred telefon-
skin central. Stavka telefonskih
tehnicnih delavcev sc nadaljuje,
toda unija telefonskih operator
jew DO cakala glede nadaljne ak
CHE do konca 3O-dnevnega pre-
mira, XII je bilo odrejeno, ko je
dezela stala pred popolno para
lizo telefonskega prometa.
Edino mesto, v katerem Sc
polozaj Sc nj izravnal, je Wash
ington, kjer obstoji privaten
spor med telefonskimi operator
il in lokalno telefonsko druzbo.
Kongres, XII Sc je v ponede-
lick vrnil pocitnic, utegne V
teku prihodnjih dni vzeti v pre-
tres zakonski nacrt, glasom ka-
terega bi Sc unijam, XII bi krsile
kontraktne protistavkovne do
locbe, nalozilo tezke kazni. TAX
drasticen zakon zagovarja zlasti
kongresnik May liz Kentucky,
XII je predsednik vojaskega od-
seka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-17
v Sloveniji je popolnoma poru-
Senih his 25,983; deiOma l,l35

senih his 25,983; deloma 4l,l35
Tekom borbe "a Jugoslavijo,
je pablo v Sloveniji 4,213 dru-
zinskih ocetov. III so bill ozenie-
nj in ocetje otrok. Skupaj je pa
dlo v borbi Slovencev tekom
vojne 38,397, cd teh je bilo TO-
8O3 Primorcev in Krasovcev. Pc
Koncem septembra 1915 leta
je bio Sc vedno pogresanih g.
357 Slovencev, cd tega je bio
II, 1902 Primorcev in Krasovcev.
Ia te tedaj Sc nj bilo ugotovlje-
no, ali so Sc kje zivi ali so padli
" borbah.
Oh istem casu je bilo v Slo-
veniji 1865 druzin zrtev vojne,
ker so druzinski ocetje padli ali
pa Sc jih Sc pogresa in Sc ne, &c
so Sc zivi kje ali ne.
Socialno tezko ogrozenih
otrok " Sloveniji je bilo 246, 600,
vstevsi Primorsko. !
stevilo popolnih invalidov, to
je, da so mozje in fantje izgubili
nogo, roko ali se huje, znasa v
Slovenii skupaj 9,64O. Cd lteh
je 1.705 tako obupno po6kodo-
yanih, da SO prisiljeni xivsti sa-
mo v invalidnih zavodih.
Te stevilke prikazujeio sfa-
Enje Slovencev OBJ koncu n1esscs
lseptembra 1045 Ieta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-17
Nosi fon+ie-voioki

Danes zjutraj je dospel do
NOV, castno odpuscen cd voia-
kov Cpl. Stanley Ivancic, sin Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Ivancic, 1241 E.
81 st. Nazadnje Sc je nahajal v
Okinawi, ma Pacifiku. Njegov
brat Ray Sc pa Sc vedno nahaja
v Nemciji.
Pc dive in pol leta sluzbi z
tretjo infanterijsko divizijo, Sc
je 49,. novembra vrnil domov
Capt. Frank E. Morell, sin Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Morell, 838
'Craneing Rd., Wickliffe; o. Tide
lezil Sc je bojev v severni Afriki,
Italiji, ma Anzio, v Franciji,
Nemciji in Avstriji. Dobil je pet
bojnih zvezd in odlikovanje "a
udelezbo v boju ma D-Day, bro
nasto zvezdo, predsednisko ci-
tacijo in odlikovanje francoske
Wade. Njegov dopust Sc konca
II. februarja, nato Sc bo vrnil
ma svoje bivse delo pri A. w.
Hecker Co.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-17

Smatrali smo, in ocividno
pravilno, da je osvobodilna bor-
ba Jugoslavije tako zvarila je-
klo bratstva in edinosti narodov
nam predrage stare domovine,
da bi bilo nebratsko in ne huma-
nitarno zbirati refine potreb-
Seine med ameriskimi Slovenci
izkljucno lie "a Slovence, ko hi
morda kateri drugi Jugoslovani
bill bolj potrebni prve pomoei.
Zavedali smo Sc tudi, da ceE bi
vsaka ameriska skupina jugo-
slovanskega porekla nabirala le
"a svoje rojake v start domovi-
nj, nekatere pokrajine, XII so bile
v osvobodilni borbi najmanj pri-
zadete, dobile najvec podpore,
medtem, ko hi bill skrajno po-
trebni kraji do :malega zapo-
stavljani in pozabljeni:
VISA poroeila, XII prihajajo v
Ameriko, bodisi uradna ali
osebna cd strani oseb, XII so bile
delezne nase refine pomoci IL
Amerike, ugotavljajo, da so Slo-
venci sorazmerno prejeli vee po-
moci ma podlagi potrebe, nujno-
sti in pravicne razdelitve Tito
viii oblasti nego pa so ameriski
Slovenci prispevali. To je nepo-
bitno dejstvo in ga omenjamo il
razloga, ker Sc med nami Sc we'd
no nahajajo TAXI sebicnezi, XII bi
pomagali le Slovencem, 0 nujni
potrebi pomoci drugih Jugoslo-
vanov pa ne marajo slisati.
Vsled tega Sc je SANS vedno
drzal nepristranosti in apeliral
"a pomoc jpotrebnejsim, brez
razlike na narodnost. To je bile
sal malo priznanje Cd male stra'
nj, da se strinjamo Z nerazruS'
ljivim bratstvom in edinostjo il
4 = "a 81 y
enakopFapnostjo Ilarodov Jugo'
slavic ii se je porodilo Y borb
~ syobodo in demokracijo il
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-17
NADAIJNI VOJASKI
PROTEST. PREPOVEDANI

BERLIN, 16. januarja.-Gen.
Joseph McNary, poveljnik ame-
riskih okupacijskih Get v Mem
eij, je danes prepovedal obdr-
zavanje vsakih nadaljnih de-
monstracij cd strani ameriskih
vojakov in poveljnikom narocil,
da v tel zvezi podvzamejo vse
korake, XII sc Jim zde potrebni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-17

scementiralo v bratski borbi, v
kateri je preteklo morje srcne
krvi.
VISA tn priobcena pisma nosi-
jo uradni pecat glavnega odbo-
ra Rdecega kriza Slovenije.
II ORMOsKEGA OKRAJA:
"Nasim rojakom v Ameriki!
"Dne 2. augusta 1915 je bilo
potom Rdecega kriza poslanih
18 paketov raznega blaga "a ma
Sc revoke. Rekli so nam ,da je
bilo to blago zbrano in semkaj
poslano il Amerike. Nekateri
kosi blaga so novi, drugi pa ze
ponoseni, vendar nam je vse do
brodoslo.
ITO blago smo razdelili v maj
bolj opustosene kraje nasega or
moskega okraja, to je k sv. Boil
fenku in sv. Miklavzu.
"Da 81 podo nasi rojaki v
Ameriki ahko ustvarili sliko
nasega veselja, XII so nam ga
priredili S to posiljko, ma kratko
opisemo razmere, v katerih Ii
Vino.
"Vsa stiri leta nepske oku-
pacije smo Slovenci mnogo tr-
peli. Mnogo nasih druzin je bIo
ze zacetku leta 1941 izselje-
! nih v Hrvatsko in Srbijo, odko-
der so nam posiljale zalostna
pisrna o njihovem trpljenju. II
Iljudje so sc deloma ze vrnili, de-
Iona pa Sc Be vracajo goli in bo-
81 in nekateri tudi sestradani.
Mnogo nasih bratov in sester je
bilo "a Casa okupacije postrelje-
nih - kot talci, tisoce in tisoce
jih je pablo v borbi osvobod dime
fronte proti okupatorju. Druzi.
me, ki 50 ostale na svojih me
stih. 50 bile izkoriScane in IL
mozgavane.
Ogadaljevanje n I. strand