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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15

<M At-AAl1NA r"''' ttl"l Nlt VI
the devotees who worship "a,
shrine Of master race are
white We have just finished
global war disprovins llrle-t
theory % The master German
race The American Neg q must
know how people felt who were
crushed by Hitler. for We have
efd he sam, thins IN hi,
Superiority is, ~ oay
does. M f;r superb ag"
II says 50 U the waite man not
superior iis his fault. b. hu
had 10000 years TO prepae N'
IT,
The white man has he ,rmr
ana Navy al his command bli he
docs not put the Negro in equal
command No Negro in fhr amV
nor navy can issue an iudepeud.
eni command, The white man. all
OF the courts. small and var q
MS command but he has pc mH.
Ted only q few Ncgroe, 10 81 On
The Bench The law enfor,cmen
agencies in this country afe IN
me hands OF the white man BOX
no Negro holds rank het
enough Co issue an mden. pdeni
command
The white man holds mos, Of
NE wealth. or this country 10 his
Golfers but he has hindcred The
MN Jobs where high salaries are
PAID except in few instances,
The white man EN- aced
christianity a long time ago and
leads the world In understand.
ing the Gospel. according to MIN
and yet the presence OF Negro
IN most OF the white churches
would almost cause riot
II the white man il suocrior
IN what does his superiorir lie'
ms boosted Superior Education
has not enabled him to under
stand the worth OF his darker
neiehbor The white man laughs
at The Negro preacher and The
eoines on OF a Negro cousrega.
lion. Has his superior CHRISTIAN
taste made him sympathetic with
me Informal style OF Negro wor.
ship?
Whni has The white man done
with his wealth, religion, scien.
llhc' ptoeri, ~. Epic proves
his great legislative. judicial and
police powers Has he used these
attributes TO lift his fellow Amei-
cans to his level, or has he used
these prodigious powers 10 crush
ana cover the Negro?
II a race is superior II must
nave more tolerance, more tel.
low-feeling. more respect for ibs
rights Of the weak and so-oallcd
interiors" Any superiority which
mas 10 be enforced With BOT
sun Is not superiority Al all
II the white race IL superior
II will prove itself. There need
not be 80 much dennis, ~ let
The Negro compete in all sports
politics. education. song. poetry
and arts. and our works will tell
The story n the white man =
NOT afraid his fanfare will Turn
put To be the praitling Mind !"
him meet the Negro IN m'r COM
petition
One hundred years OF r'u"
Is not as long as 10000.
time enough for any pee
Ipends more time trying TO rls~
than It does keeping others doE"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15
Committee Will
Renort IN Race
Situaf;or Hore

Reporting ON The state Of
Race Relations in the nation To-
day Lester y Granger OF New
York city Executive secretary
OF The National Urban League.
viii be the principal speaker at
the luncheon session NJ the civ
Of detroit lnicrracial Commit
tees Report 10 Detroit program
70 be- hold IN The Masonic Tenn
rlc on Wednesday June ~
Preceding tho luncheon session
which is 10 be held in he Crys-
tai Ballroom viii he program
devoted 20 mo discussion or race
relations in Detroit which viii
start az 10 am in the scottish
Kite Cathedral The six CITY de-
paument heads who are members
Of the luterracial Committee and
George Schermcr director OF the
Committee viii present report
on the local situation.
The morning ses ion ON nctoi,
VIII be orienlcd around The two
pant charge made TO the Inter-
racial Committee by the Mayor at
me time the agency was orea-
nized Tho six Department heads
VIII report on Improvement, in
services which affect racial re-
latlonships that flow from The
several departments OF govern
men' to the community and
Sehermei will report on the i'm
provemeni in The attitudes of
white and Negro citizens towards
each other
he department heads who are
'h'uuled To sneak are John p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15
WHAT
ABOUT YOU?
By VICTOR HICKS
IMPORTANT DATES

Lets see There's December
IS Why. that's Xmas Day Cele-
hrates the birthday OF the Lord
Jesus Prince OF Peace and nisci-
pie OF Love bodies goodwill on
earth and points 70 resttul
hereafter.
Then. there's February -
That's the day George Washins-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15

ton was born
The father ot
our country the
organizer OF our
army pioneer IN
the field OF d..
versification in
agriculture ear
" dabblef into
then un
heard Of science
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15

NWiAii 7
Ballcnger. com
missioner. De
partincnt Of Po-
lie 80 John j.
Considine. Gcner-
al Superintend-
emit department.
ot Parks and
Recreation: Az.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15
UNDRESSING
THE TRUTH
BY WILLIAM LYLES
WHO'S SUPERIOR
WHO'S INFERIOR.

SO much has been said ,arorsa
the years. about supe ion rae,
that some people believe ihere i
one. Up to now II has no, been
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15
Nv FRANCIS 4. kORNEGAY
FAIR EMPLOYMENT
PRACTICES ORDINANCE

The Metropolitan Fair Employ
ment Practices Council. under the
leadership of Clarence Anderson
with the support OF many organi-
cations aud agencies. put up an
excellent fieht 10 get state
law on FEPC with enforcement
powers We failed and, in sddl-
ton. the Council OF Social Agen-
cies. because OF failure TO reach
it's operating goal had TO with
draw financial support 10 many
war agencies Unfortunately the
Metropolitan Council FEPC was
among those dropped The Fed
eral FEPC has folded up,
Detroit city OF many racial,
religious. and language groups
needs more than ever strong
city ordinance on Fair Employ
ment Practices so that minori-
Nv group people Will be given an
equal opportunity 10 share in
the economic returns from gain
mi employment This type Of
thinking MAS done and acted up
on ny the Detroit Lawyers
Guild
WHAT IT ~
The Detroit Lawyers Guild met
and decided a course OF action
and shaped the proposed Fair
Employment Ordinance OF the
city ~ Detroit They recognize
the diverse racial groups which
have contributed materially TO
The ci,ys growth and prosperity.
They saw that the results OF un-
fair employment treatment and
unequal economic opportunities
effect in a serious way the
standard Of living OF these
groups. reiard their educational
progress. increase Incidence OF
disease increase social and eco
monte tension and conflicts be-
tween groups all Of which
threatens the peace OF the city
In addition they say that these
unfair treatments down-gradc de-
mocracy. The Detroit Lawyers
Guild appealed to the Common
Council Of The cry OF Detroit to
pass this ordinance and establish
a new commission on inter-group
relations 10 administer The ordi-
nance Such commission would
Investigate and adius, alleged
siolaiors and ploybde an adequate
educational program az posi-
live aid in eliminating prejudices
based on race creed ancestry
color or national origin
WHO lr wOrLn COVER
The ordinance covers an city
departments all officials AGENTS
and employees while acting Tor
or on behalf OF the city OF De-
troit an contractors sub con
tractors and agents who are en-
aaeed in thc construction 90 pub
lic WORN fo the CITY of Detroit
all private employers having ten
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15
Negro To Run
Against Helen
Gahagan Douglas
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!" 'I'Allls mo Nepunii'an no.
y" 'o'.. 'o'eI's came. ihru WIN
'i'' >uppoN 'han Negro
", ."s p" i"' '"''d
''' !" '"F negro areas
U''i va 'of'a' race IN me
ehu'" WIN me victory
!" "oVl ''n'o' 'sil' ana kepHhii-
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~" N''o' ,''E General hoper'
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The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Coolidge Matron Is
Called BY Death
Here Thursday

Funeral services were held Fri
day afternoon for Mrs Nanny
Christeen Whisenhunt from Cole
and Maud chapel. The service was
conducted by Rev. Campbell and
Rev. Roney OF the pentecostal
Church OF God.
Mrs. Whisenhunt. who has been
A Coolidge resident for the past
four years. died at her home here
on Thursday. October 81.
She Is survived by her husband.
Marvin L.. two sons. Marvin An
dress. six years. and Mearl Lee.
10 months. her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A A. shelton OF Coolidge;
three sisters. Mrs. Marie Johns
ton OF Reedley. California. Minnie
Mae shelton OF GAINESVILLE. Texas.
and Oma Lee Shelton OF Coolidge,
one brother. George A. Shelton,
serving with the army at Camp
Stoneman. California
Interment was in Valley Memo
rial Park.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Coolidge Locals

CLERGY Shoemaker and Robert
Cockrill returned Sunday from q
hunting trip to Springerville.
oJimmy Davis. son OF Mr.. anc
Mrs. J. ] Davis. left Tuesday foi
San Diego. California. to report
for duty in the US. marine corps
OHallie McCutchan, Jeon Jackson.
and George Donnley were here
from Flagstaff over the weekend
10 visit McCutchan's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Dalton McCutchan. and
to attend the Days OF '49 celebra-
ton. Halle and Leon are stu
dents at Arizona State College at
Flagstaff. Donnley is a resident
OF Flagstaff.
OMembers OF a weekend hunting
party that got showed out In VIII
liams district included Dave Dav-
Is. Jack Cunningham, Joe Reich.
Bob Dossey and w. ]. Bradberry
all of Coolidge. Buck Sheppard of
Florence and Mike Foreman OF
Oldberg. The latter got q lO1
pound four point buck.
OMrs. T. J. Rowe. Sr.. Mrs. T. J.
Rowe. Jr.. and Mrs. Bill Lee spent
Monday In Phoenix on a shopping
trip.
OMr. and Mrs. W. c. Ashley OF
Grants Pass. Oregon. former Cool
idge residents, became the par
ents OF a nine pound baby boy on
October 2s. according to word re-
ceived this week by Coolidge
friends.
OJoe Dossey. student at st. Jo-
seph's Boys School at Tucson,
spent the weekend here visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Dossey. and attending the Days
of '49 celebration.
OMrs. Ross Watson underwent an
operation at Florence Hospital
Monday. She Is convalescing
splendidly and Is expected home
this week.
OHarry Hill of Jonesboro, Arkan-
sas, arrived here Tuesday to visit
his aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs.
A D. Tyler. The group spent
Wednesday in Phoenix and plan
a trip to Nogales today.
Oh. A. Nafziger and Duane Woot-
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08

en- returned Tuesday from q hunt
0Mrs. Charles Cohen spent Thurs
day in Phoenix transacting busi-
ness.
ing trip in 'Seligman district.
where Nafziger got a 202 pound
s point buck. and Wooten got a
lis pound 5 point buck. other
members of the party were Earl
Casey. Coolidge, Claud and 10
Mills OF Winslow. The men were
in the Seligman country a week.
@Mrs. Fern Richardson and Mrs.
Glenn Wilson spent Friday in
Phoenix on business.
WMrs. II. A. Nafxiger Is confined
TO her home this week by Illness.
WMr. and Mrs. Collie Patrick OF
Oregon. former Casa Grande resi-
dents. were weekend guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nd Palmer
@Mrs. A. ]. Vensel and children
will leave tomorrow for Prescott.
where the Vensels have purchased
a home and plan TO live. Vensel
will remain in Coolidge until their
business interests have been set
tied here.
OMr. and Mrs. Clarence Yost OF
Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, arrived
here Wednesday TO spend the win
ter with Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Steele. Mr.. Yost Is Mrs. Steele's
father.
WMrs. Edgar Shoemaker and son.
Tommy. moved from their ranch
home southwest OF Coolidge TO the
w. c. Pew home on Kennedy Av-
enue. which the Shoemakers rent
ed this week. Shoemaker Will join
his family in town as soon as his
sister and brother-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. X. A. Dabbs or Salem. Illi-
nois. arrive 10 take over the ranch
home. Dabbs will be associated
with Shoemaker In the latter's
ranching interests.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Woman's Club Will
Meet November I4th

Coolidge Womans Club will hold
a business meeting in the woman's
clubhouse on Thursday afternoon.
November IA. at 2:I5 o'clock. &C
cording 10 announcement OF the
president. Mrs. Kruse Davis.
Plans viii be made for lunch
con on November 81 in honor OF
the official visit OF Mrs. Fred
Lambert OF Phoenix. state presi-
dent. All members are urged by
those In charge to attend the bus
mess session.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Coolidge Methodists
Attend Mesa Banquet
Honorinq Bishop Baker

Eleven members OF Coolidge
Methodist Church attended a ban
quet at the Methodist Church OF
Mesa Tuesday night honoring
Bishop James {. Baker of Los An
geles. chairman OF the world mis-
sionary council. and California
district director OF 7s7 Methodist
churches.
Those from here who attended
the banquet were. Mr.. and Mrs.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Musicians Club Hears
Renaissance Program

Coolidge Musicians club met at
the home OF Mrs. r. w. Taylor on
Thursday evening. where a pro-
gram on "Impressionisms of the
Goth Century Renaissance" was
presented. Miss Ruth Miller was
program chairman.
Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Isadore
Shoore were co-hostesses for the
social hour.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Coolidge Stars Attend
Friendship Night at
Florence Wednesday

Seven members OF Ocotillo
Chapter. order OF the Eastern
Star. attended friendship night at
Florence Star Chapter Wednesday.
Local Stars took part in the eve
ning's program.
Those who attended from here
were Mrs. Sue Steward. worthy
matron: Mrs Ann Davis. Mrs.
Grace Farnsworth. Mrs. Eli:lbeth
Smith. Mrs. Elane Hicks. Mrs.
Alpha Sheriff.. and Mrs. May Cole.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
s. A. Westerman is
New Owner of High
School Grocery Here

s A Westerman OF Morenci has
purchased the High School Gro
Gerry on Arizona Boulevard from
the Bradberrys and will move here
next week TO take over manage
ment.
Westerman is a former resident
OF Florence, where he was dep
uty sheriff under Walter Levine
He has served for five years as
constable and deputy sheriff at
Morenci.
The Bradberrys plan TO go TO
New Mexico 10 make their home.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Costume Party And
Dance On Thursday

Virginia Lettering and Betty Jo
Shaw were co-hostesses for 4
Halloween costume party Thurs
day evening at Coolidge womans
clubhouse. Games and dancing
furnished the evenings entertain
ment Mrs. c. f. Lettering. Mrs
Marge Shaw and Miss Betty
Bloomstrand OF Phoenix served
refreshments. Approximately rs
young people were present.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Last Rites Held
For Infant Son

Last rites were held for l6 day
old Cristobal Hernandez at Cole
and Maud Chapel Monday morn
Ing. The child was born October
l6 and passed away on Sunday.
His parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Hernandez OF Randolph. Interment
was in Valley Memorial Park.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Wedding Anniversary
Is Marked bY Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. George Peters
were hosts to friends and mem
bers OF their family at a turkey
dinner on their 33rd wedding ami
versary Sunday. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Peters. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Brown of Philips. Texas. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Claxton OF Princeton,
Texas. Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Cowan
and family. and Charles Peters.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
GooliAoa Examiner

Coolidge. Arizona
Friday, November s. 1876
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08

Earl Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Gammage. Reverend and Mrs.
Olin f. Lehman. Mrs. Esther Bak-
er, Mrs. Warren Steele. her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Yost
of Pennsylvania, and Cassius Bar
tholomew
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08
Campbell on Honor Roll

Through an error the name OF
Raymond Campbell was omitted
from the Examiners publication
OF Coolidge high school honor roll
last week Raymond. who Ii a
freshman. made an average OF $50
In his studies.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-08

eI-aunle Wallace. son Of Mr.. and
Nrs. Jim Wallace. feels that in
sult vas added 10 injury when he
was kicked ~ a horse Saturday
and bad 20 spend his time In a
l0ctors office instead Of riding IN
the Days ~ ts parade. as planned
The accident occurred as the pa
rade VAS assembling.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-14
Pisatelj H. G. Wells
uInrl v starOsti 79 let

LONDON, 13. augusta "
starosti 70 let je danes umrl
svetovno znani pisatelj H. G..
Wells, XII bi bill cez mesec dni do
cakal 80 let. Wells je bill izredno
plodovit pisatelj in je vsega sku-
paj napisal okrog Is knjig, po-
vesti ter poljudno znanstvenih
in zgodovinskih del.
Njegovo najbolj znano delo je
"Obris cloveske zgodovine''
(Outline of History, XII je bilo
prevedeno v skoro vse jezike
sveta.
Wells je bill MOI samostojne-
ga misljenja, socialist po prepri-
canju, toda ma cell crti strogo
kriticen duh. Nedavno je po-
vzrocil veliko senzacijo, ko je
obtozil kraljevsko dinastijo So
delovanja z britskimi fasisti ter
apeliral ma Angleze, da Sc znebi-
jo monarhije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-14
Sodnik Perry A. Frey
nenadoma u1nrl

Snoci je nenadoma umrl ma
svojem domu ma 106O2 Magno-
liza Drive mestni sodnik Perry
A. Frey, XII je podlegel srcne-
mu napadu. Pokojni sodnik, XII
je bill SO let star, je bill vceraj
kot obicajno v sluzbi v mestni
hisi, kjer je zasliseval kriminal-
ne porotne slucaje. Oh 4. po-
poldne je rekel, da Sc ne po-
cuti dobro in je Sci domov in
Sc podal v posteljo. Poklican je
bill zdravnik, XII mu je dal zdra-
villa, toda malo pred 8. uri je
dobil srcni napad, kateremu je
v teku nekaj minut podlegel.
Sodnik Frey je incl siroko
poznanstvo tudi med Slovenci,
kajti je bill rojen in je zrastel v
okrozju slovenske naselbine ma
St. Clairju. Svoj cas- je bill glav-
nj policijski Prosecutor, po od-
hodu IL tega urada pa je bill IL
voljen "a mestnega sodnika. Po-
kojni zapusca vdovo in pet
otrok, enega sina in stiri hcer-
ke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-14
JEZERSKI PARNIK
NADOMESTUJE HOTEL

r. CHICAGO, IL avg. " Chi
cagu Sc vsidra v pristaniscu
oh 1890 zvecer jezerski parnik
City of Grand Rapids, XII je last
c. & B. inije. Ma pomolu ga
caka ze mnozica ljudi, kateri
gredo prenocevati ma parnik,
ker ne morejo dobiti prostora
v hotelih. Parnik namrec stoji
do 8. ure zjutraj v pristaniscu
Ma parniku je prostora "a
800 oseb "a spati in pravijo, da
imajo zelo razkosne kabine, 100
po' stevilu. Tako igra ia parnik
dvojno vlogo: po dnevi prevaza
potnike v Milwaukee, ponoci je
hotel "a goste.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-14
KOMUNISTI NAPOVEDU-
JEJO VELIKO KRIZO
ZEDINJENIH DRzAVAH

PORTLAND, Ore. 13. avgu-
sta. - William z. Foster, vodja
ameriske komunisticne stranke,
je danes napovedal podrzavlje-
ME velike ameriske industrije,
kar bo sledilo veliki ekonomski
krizi, XII mas obisce v Ameriki
v teku treh ali pet let.
Najvecja nevarnost "a sve'
town. mir so danes Zedinjene
drzave, je rekel Foster, ker SC
v svoji mogocnosti zacele zasle-
dovati imperialisticno politiko
Take smernice mas sicer Sc ne
vodijo v vojno, pac pa v novo
ekonomsko krizo, je dejal Fo-
ster.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-14
Vesti IL zivljenja
a,,1eriSkih .Slovencev

Eveleth, MINI. Ma polletni
seji glavnega odbora SNPJ, XII
je zboroval tukaj tik pred jedno-
tino konvencijo, je bio poroca-
no, da je jednota v prvi polovici
tega leta napredovala "a 1858
novih clanov, in memo premoze-
ME pa "a 1923, 1852. Dne 30.
junija je jednota imela 1881
clanov v obeh oddelkih, 49,762 v
oddelku odraslih in 1854 v
mladinskem. -
Milwaukee, Wis.-Dne 4. av-
gusta je magic umrl John Reigel,
donna nekje na Gorenjskem. Tu.
kaj je bival 80 let in Sc je udej-
stvoval v dramatiki. Bill je clan
SNPJ. Zapusca zeno in hcer.-
Dne 5. augusta je umrl Frank
Roman, star IS let in rojen '
Marshfieldu, Wis. Zapusca zeno,
tri mladoletne otroke, mater,
sest bratov in pet sester. .-Dne
10. augusta je umrl Michael
cesnik, star 10 let in donna il
Zagorja a. Notranjskem. Tukaj
je bival 40 let. zapuSca zeno, Sc
dem sinov ii emo h6er.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-14
TATOVI so ODNESLI
RAKUNA IL MUZEJA

V nedeljo zvecer je nekdo
ukradel liz kletke North Cha
grin Trailside muzeja rakuna
(raccoon), XII je bill popolnoma
domac, ker je bill tako vzgojen IL
"a rojstva. Nekdo je prerezal
mrezo kletke in odnesel zival,
katero bodo posebno otroci ze-
10 pogresali in katerim je bill v
veliko veselje. Vodstvo muzeja
apelira ma ugrabitelje, maj ga
vrnejo muzej, ker je navajen
posebne hrane in ako te ne do
bi, DO zival poginila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-14
Problem parkalisScca
"a letala

Oh letosnjem Delavskem praz-
niku sc bodo v dnevih cd 80. av-
gusta do 2. septembra vrsile ma
mestnem letaliscu v Clevelandu
velike letalske tekme. Oh tel pri-
liki Sc pricakuje velikanski ma
val letal il vseh krajev Zedinje-
nih draw. Ma mestnem letali-
seu DO pripravljen prostor "a
1 900 letal "a civiliste in "a pri-
blizno $50 vojaskih letal. Prica-
kuje pa Sc mad 1000 letal. Vsled
tega je vodstvo mestnega leta-
lisca naprosilo vodstva pred
mestnih letalisc, da napravijo
prostor "a ostala letala.
Tako bodo morali letalci pu-
stiti svoja letala ma letaliscu v
Willoughby, Chagrin Falls, Bar
berton, Akron, Medina, Elyria
in Lorain in drugih manjsih le-
taliscih, XII jih je 20 v cleveland
ski okolici. Oh tel priliki DO mai
vecja letalska gnjeca vseh casov
Nv Clevelandu. .
Pomislite, koliko daljavo bo-
do moral letalci prepotovati,
|predno dospejo cd svoje postaje
ma mestno letalisce, kjer bodo
glavne tekme.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-14
Velika udelezba pri
Goodyear pikniku

V ponedeljek sc je v Euclid
Beach parku vrsil piknik upos-
ljencev pri Goodyear Tire &
Rubber Co. il Akrona, katerega
Sc je udelezilo okrog 10000 de-
lavcev. S tenn v zvezi so sc vrsi-
lie razne tekme in igrala je god
ba 60 oseb. We.
Oddane so bile razne nagrade,
|od katerih je ena sla Telford
Pringlu "a dober nasvet in je
cato prejel 81, 500; druga ma
grada pa je sla "a junastvo, ka-
tero je preiel Scout. Edward
Seiford, XII je resil pet oseb, ki
SO padle v jezero Turkeyfoot,
Fko Sc jim je prevrnil coin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-14
Kaj Sc skriva "a
prerekanji v Parizu

PARIZ, 9. augusta, (O.N.A.)
-Trdokorna prerekanja v Pa
rizu skrivajo, prizadevanje di-
plomatov "a pozicijami, katere
bodo zavzemali v pogajanjih "a
mirovne pogodbe z Nemcijo in
Japonsko. .-.
Pogodbe S sateliti osisGa MISC
taKo ogromne vaznosti "a veliko
cetvorico, da bi Sc radi njih tako
trmasto sprijemali. Stvar, "a ka-
tero gre v resnici, je vprasanje, v
koliki meri bodo mogli mali ma
rodi vplivati ma potek pogajanj,
XII so odlocilna "a znacaj miru,
katerega bono dobili.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-14
GUARDIAN BANKA
PLAGUE VLAGATELJEM

e. F. Masch, posebni zastop-
mix drzavnega nadzornika bank
poroca, da je pripravljena vso-
ia $2,670,00O "a razdelitev med
pribfzno $4,000 vlagateljev. S
sedanjo ikvidacijsko dividendo
bodo vlagatelji prejeli v skup-
mem so odstotkov svojega de-
maria, XII 50 ga imeli vlozenega
" hranilnih vlogah pri Guar
dian Trust Co. oh casu, ko je
zaprla vrata. 49,