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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

MRS. BESSIE BARNETT, 49,
of 1911 Chicago Blvd, in Lewis
Bros. Funeral Home, 7739 John
r., at 2 p. m. Sunday. Burial in
Clover Hill Park. Survivors: hus-
band, Earl s.: son. Fred; sister,
Miss Ruby Goldberg; brother, Ben
Goldberg.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
MRS. BERTHA COLLIN. 7s. al

? p. m Monday IN 81. James
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Humboldt and Poplar. Body will
lie in state from IL a. m Monday
in the church of which she was an
original member. Mrs. Collin died
Wednesday in her home, 1921
Eighteenth. Survivors: daughters,
Mrs. Emma HUH, Mrs. Martha
Huth, Mrs. Emily Lagowsky and
Mrs. Dorothea Kiebe; sons. Nor
man and Paul; 13 grandchildren
and nine great grandchildren.
Burial: Woodmere.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

Tire rationing is over. but the
ire shortage is still with us.
Although the rubber industry is
more passenger car tires
now than at any time before or
during the war, it cannot hope to
fill, in just one year. the backlog of
fifty million tires accumulated dur
ing four years of war. There are
still some shortages of manpower,
machinery and materials which
must be overcome before full pro-
duction can be reached. but every
effort is being made to turn out
still more tires and, unless unfore-
seen circumstances occur, output
will substantially increase in 1916
The rubber industry is doing it
best to provide Car owners will
all the tires they want, but ther
The abo0s is excerpt from
cent advsftissment Of the F1sstons Tire
a Rubber Company.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
MRS. BESSIE SHANAHAN
MRS. HENRIETTA CHARU.

SOFSKY, AZ. of 9245 Genesee, al
l:30 p. m. in Hebrew Benevolent
Society Chapel. 1895 JOY. Burial
in Hebrew Memorial Park. Sur
vivors: husband, Harry; son, Nor
man daughters, Marion, Verna
and Phyllis, four brothers, and one
sister.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
ROBERT RIDLEY. 65. of ss:

Bull, at ! p. m. tomorrow in the
Peters Funeral Home. 12057 Gra-
tiot. Burial: Grand Lawn. Sur
vivors: wife, Mary, son, Russell;
daughter. Lucille.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Chris Auener's S
Rites Tomorrow
Obituaries

Funeral services Wers re-
ported TO the Times for'
CHRIS AUENER of l226l Jane,
at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the A. II.
Peters Funeral Home. 12057 Gra-
tiot. Mr.. Auener. 73, a partner in
the Auto City Metal Spinning Co.,
died Wednesday at his home. Sur
vivorS: wife. May; daughters. Mrs
Lloyd Soucie. Mrs. Dorothy Stew
art; six grandchildren. Burial
Forest Lawn.
MRS. BESSIE SHANAHAN,
54. of 1888 Coplin, at 2 p. m. to-
morrow in the DeSantis Funeral
Home. 2670 Chalmers. Burial in
Forest Lawn. Survivors husband.
1t. Fred Of the police hotel squad
son, Neil daughter. Dorothy.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
MRS JOSEPHINE WEINAND.

Is. Of 1872 Mcclellan, in Cooper
Bros. Mortuary, Mack and Gar
land. at 1910 a. m. tomorrow
and in 81. Bernard's Church,
l103l Mack. at ll:30 a. m. Burial
in Mt. Ohvet. Survivors hus-
band, Casper; sons, Edmund and
Alfred: daughters, Mrs. Eleanor
HalSey. Mrs. Florence Barba, Mrs.
Evelyn Steinhoff. Mrs. Irene
Sindlebacker. and Miss Bernice
Weinand: 15 grandchildren; one
great-grandchild
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
DETROIT TIMES WISHING WELL
Registered U. S. Patent Office

HERE is pleasant little game that will give you
II every day 1t is numerical puzzle designed TO spell
fortune Count the letters If the number
OF letters subsract a. If the number less than
add g. The result key number the upper left
hand of the check every Of key
numbers left TO right Then read the message the letters under
the checked figures give YOU
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

n-I am a World War III
VI widow and receive "A pen
sion from the government. IL 1
marry again, would my pension
stOp?-Mrs. j. v. X.
Ayes; and once a widow
forfeits her rights 10 pension
payable through the Veterans
Administration by remarriage,
the pension may not thereafter
,ybe reinstated in the event of
the death OF her subsequent
husband, or dissolution Of the
marriage
Q-Is there any chance of
fathers In the army with one
child getting a discharge? -
Mrs. X. u.
A-Recently the House mill
tary affairs committee rejected
a proposal to release all fathers
in the armed forces. There is
little chance that fathers OF one
or two children will be released
in a group, outside the demo-
bilization plan.
Q-What pay, II any. would
n man receive In confinement
as result of naval court
martial? Does he receive "A to-
baccO allowance and II there "A
limit 10 the amount of mail To
or from the man?
A man confined by SEN
tcnce of a general court-mar-
tial is not in pay status. He
does not receive tobacco al
lowance as such but is granted
So per month health and COM
fort allowance with which he
may purchase tobacco if he so
desires. There is a limit 10 the
amount of mail a general court
martial prisoner may send or
receive. This is determined by
his status Article -f666i Manual
for Naval Places Of Confine-
ment, provides that Class l
prisoners shall be permitted TO
write four letters per week,
Class shaif- be allowed 10
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

Cryptoquote-A cryptogram quotation:
Be qcprce rno nr blv hpobctv. ako
blZvcqh-Ocrrsvnr.
Yesterdays Cryptoquotc: And what he
greatly thought he nobly dared-POpe.
psnbuted hy King Eeatures syndleate. Inc
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
Ford Output Climbs
IS Above Schedule

John S. Bugas, Ford industrial
relations director, revealed yes
terday that Wednesdays automo-
bile output went 35 above the
temporary schedule OF 2.2l6. The
company considers 1000 cars daily
normal output.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
ADVERTISEMENT
Beware Coughs
Following Flu

After the flu is over and gone, the
cough that follows may develop
into chronic bronchitis il neglected.
'Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause it goes right TO the seat OF the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm, and aid nature TO
|soothe and heal raw, tender. infamed
bronchial mucous membranes. No
matter how many medicines you
have tried, tell your druggist TO sell
you a bottle of Creomulsion with the
understanding you must like the
way IL quickly allays the cough or
you are TO have your money back.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18
STEPHEN PRATT. %, OF 962l

STEPHEN PRATT, 90, OF 962l
American, at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow
in Nicely Funeral Home. 56S3
Maybury Grand. Mr.. Pratt. re-
tired letter carrier, will be buried
under the auspices of Ashlar
Lodge 81. F. & a. NJ. Survivors;
Son. Roy daughter, Mrs. Stella
Hubbard; sister, Ida brother,
Frank, and five grandchildren.
OTHER DEATHS-At Oxford,
Pa. DR.. walter Livingston
Wright, 70, who retired last fall
as president of Lincoln Univer-
sity
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-18

Q-I am a veteran with II
years service. What amount of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
WHITAKER

Morning services were held AZ
ii 900 at Campbell Chape, ANE
church. Rev. Walter = smith
minister. His theme was The
Challonse Of Christianity
Mr. and Mrs. Charles BRYANT
Jr a.d.Nr. and Mrs Bal War
field. all OF Detroit We're the
overnight guests ~ IL eir parents
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rgyarf ST.
The lalts cf me gtlcria
Corps entertai ID VII, Rose S1lo-
mon az q delightful valentine
Tea on February "a They pre-
scented her with beautiful pam
in recognition of her er'citnt
and faithful services Tor the pist
cirh' years In that time Mrs
solomon has not missed ono IA,
OF work Concentrations Mrs
solomon Lincoln School anpre,
ciates You
Mr.. aud Mrs. Cornelius Reeves
gave birthday dinner sunday
for their danehter Msry Reeves
among the guests present from
Detroit We're Mr. and Mrs. Bor-
tina Austin and Nr and Mrs
John " Reeves ana son. .Ir.
Thomas Jones OF Ann Arboi was
also a guest. The houorce re-
ceived MANY lovely gifts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
Morrison Firm
Holds Banquet

At banquet in the Gotham
hotel dining room last Tu, sday
night the Officers and directors
q the MORRISON Investment and
Realty Company paid 50 stock
holders their annual dividend
chacrs
Srpakcrs az the fourth annual
tfair were nr J W. Collins
George " Rpid. Mrs Rosa l..
Gracg L. G. Blourt and ". n.
Morisson. sr Willis \. Graves
served as toa -t-master.
Mr. Rea r,rortcd tina the cur
rent assets were s4Ol432; the
firm. had invested Sso76s.3e. and
tha; Tho company had earned a
surplus Of Sl.92l5s for its stock
holders.
Al the climax Of re banquet
Mr Momsron sold $4,000 in stock
and cellcoits $1,000 IN cash de-
posits.
The officers OF the company
are " O. Norisson. president;
Howard d. M,riSs1n vice pfesi-
dent John r Williams. vice
president George W Reid. soc-
rotary Henry Mo,isson. tr,asur
on; Charles Tanner. Or. !. W.
Collins Herbert Locfe, Donlld
Boggs and ATTY Graves. direc-
tors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
YOUTH HOSTELS SHOW
VERY BRIGHT FUTURE

The annual meeting .. =.
Metropolitan D,iroit co.0ou y
American Youth lIo tsls ~
elected new officers la, NY ~
and heard reports o. the N.Y.,
future ahead for The vos,h
telling program. ~
The new president is A.,
B pfleiderer Among TIA y
members elected TO serve =, y
Council .cr three year term -
Mrs. r. louise Groons. y ny
lei Lang. and school surerin,..s
ent Arthur Dondineau
Membership in the counen ,
now 56s an increase OF n; =.
cent over 1874. "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
----777777 7777177----1---------
CHRYSLER CHARGES
INVESTIGATED

Reports that Nee,o women ~.
seniority were being anhses
The maintenance dcplslmsm
the Chryslrr Engineering +
boratory. Highland fsfk VII,
whites with less SENIORITY ".
kept on their Jobs were csse,
hy the Tribune mi week
Tie case reported Is ia,
Mrs Willie Barrow s-os ns'm,
mother OF two child and
Chrysler worker Tor four yps
A check by the Tribune rese..
that tho young woman vas 10,
replaced by Negro veteran Il
was returning 10 MS 0ia ,ob +,
or service in the neie II =
explained by spotesmsr
HE company that 95 per- cent
the workers In the msi7,sass
department were Negroes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
JUNIOR RED CROSS
FEATURES NEGROES

The lead story in the March
issue OF the Junior American Rcd
Cross News tells about Inc fire
fighting activities Of the Negro
raratroonefs az the aa5th rara
chute Infantry battalion in Ore
gnn.
The cover on the issue Illus
tratss the story and shows the
rarachutists descending 10 help
the firc-iishters or The Ground
The sane ISSUE ilfliecs 2 mon-
ton Of Negro Health Week Ia
us calendar.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16

Martin Pepper, OF the National
Lawyers Guild. conferred With AZ
iorncy General Tom Clark IN
Washington March 5 TO insist on a
more vigorous INVESTIGATION by the
Department ~ lasuce Since L.
; Attorney FORAGE Ffieison To-
Gated in Nashville. is native OF
Columbia tae NAACP requested
an inyesti-ator direct from WASH
ingtor However the department
sent James Ruttln. an assistant
attorney general and a native OF
tennessee who promptly annonnc-
ed be would work under Friefson 5
directions
Waite revealed that Bayard
TafQ.ey secretary to Governor Nc
Cord ana Governor McCord HIM
SELF hoa-'ss ~ tapping the iele-
7hone wires 90 All calls 20 ard
from the Negro. district OF Colum-
IA
Whre categorically denied the
ga report carried IN some news
rai ard over some radio STA
tons thar he had approved OF the
1traer "a which the state and
'o-ai aQnofiiies had handled the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
OPPOSE CASE BILL

!, resolution aiiaekits the Case
TAh ieeenl adopted by the
iyore % Nrrfesentatves 10 i'm
pose severe restrictions on un-
ior, Was announced this week
rs tx LABOR committee OF the
Nalinnai Ntttn Oneross
TIE resolution declares that
labor unloes and 20 aestroy the
those vino ahsr for their liveli-
inos' eHteiNe weapon OF all
hood the gisht 20 strike. "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
Suggest Housing

\ three paint program to insure
Inclusion OF minority groups IN
tho new federal housing program
has been announced by the
American Council on Race Rela-
tions. through A. A. Livcright'
executive director and Robert G.
weaver. Conn unity Services d.
rector
Tn statement WAS directed 10
housing race relations and civic
organizations u called attention
10 me crucial importance OF the
. 200 uoo nov homes projeciee by
wilson Wyatt National Housing
Fxp4diter TO Negroes, Japanese
Americans ard other minority
groups
Local. PROGRAM
II was poi-ted out that the
PROGRAM = essentially a local one
and that tie responsibility for
housing minorities is tho re-
sponsioility OF local governments.
The councils proposals would
/. Insist on minority groups
representation on the local
en-, rgency housing committees
which Wyatt has urged be cstab-
liShpd.
.. assure equal service to
minority group war veterans NJ
lncnl veterans housing iniurma-
iicn ana refeiral ceniers.
2. Press now Tor Inclusion Of
miuorit, groap veterans in the
apprentice. hip tidihing pro-
grams nov In process In the
building industry, as well ms the
iaif employment OF those al.
ready qualified.
WYATT is reporteI TO nave de-
cltiad 70 Weaver The detectives
~ the veterans emergency hous
ius pro~ram is homes for all
veterans who ieed them for them
selves and IN u fanllies-regard
less Of race or creed"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16

tie head y maintenance se-
rs'mcr poror raids elevator
p stn $50 >ceo.s
Ne Facilities
N ietied 'e- ne store Rad
'tss for fra.rtrr rev PERSONS
ai Kinds ~ sh except seNinr
Fir alrs 'oh- !, srsd people ~ho
Hs gained eypeglerce elsewhere.
w urged 'ha Negroes learn me
tH-ine In Whe eb. Than se''inr
,nd hold themselves 20 readiness
tor mo tre naen public opinion
changes
We have learned fha, Charles f
Boyd oNeeg'ivc secretary ~ The
Rt'ai' Nerfhan's Association once
greed 20 s'sfg ne experience %
stores Is other i'i@s mar we're
niravirs N-gfo saiss clerk hut
fh az has Adne no,hrs about
Aakiry tAe vriv TIKI. ~Hgcfss
sig eiae Ns-ofs
7' "a roav rsha- tnn n
ia hnao tt-o ~ .a faces
Wang reaar have 0f.'fer ns
e -'r- re'lofs 'Ha' wight Ne
te7l n our camFa-er 'nr re-
fsin'e 'oAs IN re'sN establish
tF Conrrote srers 'ha' no
i'iri NE rl 'ake srs is'ed n
he hry orfainoa ia 'hi- story
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
TANDY
Confined F-om rass l

r.
IL graduated from Neharsy
Neaiea sshoci IL iel7 and mar
sea t;lowlrs the competition q
hoo ris wife was Helen Raa-
NJ ~ liork.hsyllie ny whisA
Sass slso Nr Tsnds 5 home town
IA ape siss 4 store ~ Hopkins
tl.4 fo iise years and came 70
p0rs, n ia-6 no 1902 he openf'l
h w. sn1"n pe'Ioit phaimayy
paghear,s nere Ness'r- Re-
raid LoNery SIC lson Sfewaft
wesley and Rerson Honorary
.a.aiess Ners DIS Rnsksf Ms
mon Nftnea Seahroos I'd
ea8 Wilson ana wlNs
VI rsray awnfa his oUn 'shor-
3res h9fel an apartment
-e sra aas partner n owner
$50 ~ oar IFS son fGs' 70
5 Sfom service in the Pacific
years OH and has completed
az. RI wear ~ rs pharmacy
Tie rnisersi'y ~ Iowa
ffa- ,e-s go ~ Tan
Tefry Clement - 81
ST. ST. William Tanay
lr Tl nas no son o. 'fs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
JACKSON NEWS
~ NARyY SMITH

The ToWouin Jon ciub held
boy snd girl discussion Friday
evening March ,, in the home
Of their advisor Mrs Bryant
'1fArr SIS Adran avenue a tea
10 rledees Of the cub VII be
held Msrn ~ in the home cf
Ellen smith 2o7 r Franklin
from Three 20 four The Pledcccs
are Doris Murray and Josephine
Bisy The Club VIII meet Weanes-
day oyes ing Nach 90 in he home
~ Caflcne and leanie Cobb llo0
Pnngle avenue Ail members are
asked 10 bring their needlework.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16

The Detroit NAACp branch has
en, kilograms 20 President Tra-
man Acknowledgement Tom Clark.
ana Governor JAMES Mccord OF
Tennessee urging that civil lihe-
'les of the COLUMBIA riot victim
he guaranteed TIE branch urged
rs members 20 send similar te.s-
grams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
FEPC
Confined from Page

Phyllis Scott s2 vetal school
Faculty sos Looms Jones III
per & Golden. 500.
judge Ira Jayne chairman Of
tho Councils fund raising cam.
paign. said he was very pleased
with the results to date.
However he stated that the cam
paign still has long way 10 60.
and that he hoped persons and
ORGANIZATIONS that have not vet
rallied 70 support will act as quick
~ as possible.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
YWN7 VOLYUM
Nv BILL. LANE

No Doubt you have often played
the game Of Bird. Boast. or
Fish TRY II with the 20 names
listed below. and see how cor
rectiy you can label each one
Count ) for each name you lahcl
correctly. Scores Over ST. ST.
PERIoR 75-good; e5-fair. aud un-
der 50 is poor Answer are on page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
DEPT. STORE
Continued irom Page |
tinue the use Of Negroes on q per-
manent basis.

tinne the use Of Negroes on per-
manept basis.
In N es, there aye yfral
in,pfaiar tefes fhs eng >f-
rro,> qons!ot pes-onr.
They lee hofa ao4 iflH
win ch has arate rtny as
fon- >tsao es erd
Matvs where Na-gs N WI
fegfa,sd nn ms. IS se tepsii-
ren's
smaller cities
In Newark. New Jersey The
giant Bamhercer department store
has employed Negro SALES el'rk,'
~ have sumo smaller newark
stores.
II IL ssn -.srt ~ t
Hartford g w sp-irs'iF
Mss aate ,0s
which Nes t
CctNTi I' rs
The 7R'pfNe s,.r ths -
press fh an H-
se corSrra i- pe'oi,
cerntrt ~ EeFent ae
srf -e ID a Ions
'ss met'.Ne zoe pEa..e
More Detail.
H d be e-
ports giter Us as ne wo 'rrss
which mss vaes fart u.r
reqvfst- f'r
.Tae Seas -ele rsna- re-
=. Sl,s five >egroe. are
employed IN my rroup Of story
IN Detroit.
-. They are emplged 10 he
following capacities: porfers.
maids. service >taiier ii'eniants.
and parking lot supervisor.
-. Regardless 81 the type u
fob. We always try 10 Obtain The
services ci the applicants hest
qualified for jon IN question.
II. Our policy With regard 70
the employment Of Negroes as
sales people. clerical HELM. hug
ers. eic.. i. conform with the
practices followed by the ma
lorliy Of retail establishments
IN tho communities where We
operate stores.
-our application form. DO moi
show the race ~ applicants.
Hence. ] am nnahle 70 answer
yonr last question:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
Family Receives
Soldier Medal
b FRrp HART WILLIAMS

Tuesday afternoon. N one of the
court rooms Of the Federal build
ing the soldier Medal was award
"a pos'hurorsly 10 SGT. George
p Covinston. the son OF Mr.
and Mrs Haywood co1ngton Sr..
Of ell Kentucky street. Monroe
Mich The award was pinned on
the breast OF the young .hero's
fatLer Haywood Covington by
Col U.lter c Cole in cnaree
Of recruiting in this military
area.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
OTHER RLcrUITS

Also receiving an award. the
ilronze star was 80 SGT. Henry
Neal OF ~ Jos cannau Set
Neal, while serving in the South
Pacific took charge % hi hat-
ierv during an engagement niih
'he enemy which lasted several
weeks. Recently discharged he
has served 30 years M the fceu-
lar army Re has beon a m9er
Of the old 9Th and lofu Cavalries
and iatterly Of tho ead niei,taa
lie saw service in World War
! Re was With one Of tho cas- iiy
outfits in the Philippine ISLANDS
when the FRS. Great War broke
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
pr,rn ny BROWNING

sgt CoNngton. while on the
teach AZ Baerotan La, Union. p
l.. august :, ioi5. made iesps
rate effort Nv volunteering 10 at
tempt the Tescue Of some OF hiS
comrades Who while IN bathing
were being drawn out 10 sea by
a siope anderiow Finding tina
his elferfs we're in vain, the ser
ceani tried % return 10 shore
but sank Although he was
brought TO the beach by some OF
The men attempts 70 resnsitate
him failed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
FtNIIl rRrSFNr

Present during the ceremonies
at which more than TWO score
ot awards We're made postum
mou>ly AMI 20 returned veterans
from TIE south Pacific aad EURO
pean are,s were sgt Coving-
tor mother Mrs Virginia Gov
incton two brothers, Ronnic md
Hayyoo' W. the former re-
gently discnareed as a corporal
OF tie Marine corps. with serv-
See in South Pacific taree sis
tors Odena 'fhelma end Vivian
OTHERS attending the services
were the vour- horo'S f.ancee
AIiss Mary uolman OF salem
Mich Beatri,e " Measel. Ii
Mian II Dotch Memorial LIBRA
ny, No1 ee anl hr sister Mrs
a. G Mofrcweek OF Detroit: the
Rev. J G Parker pastor OF New
man AME church. Pontiac. Mich.
and Mrs w = Smith. an intimate
friend Of the family Of De-
,roit
Set Co,inrton horn in Mon
roe MICH was only 10 at the
'inc ~ his uhtimely death. An
outstanding student during rls
school career both IN grammar
and HIN school Of which he
VIA a erapaa'e. He was widely
Nnnwn ard liked IN his home
town because o. tho leading part
10 played in hat Guys eommuni-
" affairs. He vas a star track
mar and was editor Of sports
column for The Nonroe Hieh
school publication. While attend
ing school Young covinston had
the Detroit Tribune route in Mon,
roe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16
ADS

FOR SALE
Gas Conversion Burners for Steam
or Hot Air Furnace Now Available
TW. 2.2929.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-16

'he head - maintenance 5e-
ps'mer poror- ns.fs elevator
l.ft +Ilft aNt Nccfa.x
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
~75-HousehoId Goods

NEW CUSHIONS FOR YOUR GLIDER!
A limited number of sets nave arrived.
Better get your now! Wilmington Stor-
age n Furniture Corp. The Old
Reliable"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03
80-Houses For Sale

TT PAYS TO DEAL WITH A REALTOR!
knowledge and ethics are Required
OF him by the National Board Of
Realtors. Tucker Real Estate Co g,
Member National Board of Realtors.
Glenn M. Tucker. Phone 2491 Carolina
Beach. Our Motto: Honesty Pays"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-03

PIANOS-SPLNETS, STUDIOS.
See them today. A. H. Yopp Piano
Company.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-26

P. S. Da ne pozabite! Nasled-
Mi dan gremo pa vsi ma koncert
k "Zarjanom," kjer mas caka oh
zvokih nase pesmi res praznic-
no razpolozenje. :.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-26

katoliske 'grupe zaprosile pred
sednika Trumana, maj zahteva
svobodo "a Stepinaca in &c bo
njegova zahteva odbita, mai pre-
kline diplomatske odnose z Jugo-
slavijo. a~.s >.e
Deutsch pravi, da je malo lju-
di presojevalo znanih dejstvih
v tenn slueaiu. Omenil je bese-
dilo Vatikana o izobcenju vseh
tistih, XII so pripomagali "fizie-
no ali pa moralno" pri aretaciji
in obsodbi nadskofa. Pc poroci-
lih IL Rima, Deutsch omenja od-
lok o izobcevanju, XII dale GER
Xvi pravico, da odreja zagovor
svetih pastirjev in njihovo svo-
bodo in dostojanstvo z trent
cleni v pravilniku kanonskega
prava, ma podlagi katerih Sc
lahko izvrsi omenjeno izobcen-
je. To SO:
1. Postavljanje skofa, posebno
pa lastnega skofa pred navad-
mega sodnika.
2. Izvrsitev nasilja proti sko-
fu, ali nadskofu.
3. Posredno, ali pa neposred-
no preprecanje duhovne juris-
dikcije ali pa autoritete, &c bi
Sc v tenn namenu bilo obrnilo ma
kaksno drugo sodisce.
Ma podlagi gornjega, Deutsch
zakljucuje, da je Vatikan izvr'
Sill izobcenje ne zato, ker je bill
Stepinac nepravicno obsojen
temvec, ker je sploh bill postav.
lien pred sodnijo. Pisec clanka
nato postavlja vprasanje: All
je storjena krivica svobodi we're
6e Sc postavi skofa pred posve-
tovno sodisSe zaradi njegovih
prestopkov proti posvetovnim
zakonom Ameriska demokraci-
ia je posvetovna po svojem ka.
rakterju in ne prizna niti en-
verske organizacije, nacionalne