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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-28

side by side with them against the
enemy Of laqor," flanagan said.
Each of these men share with
Harry Truman the primary con-
cern for the safety of America.
These union members should make
it known that Mr.. Whitney can no
longer speak for them with au-
thority.
mo amount OF money-nelther
SAT, 900, 900 M) nor 47,OOO,O o0, ooo
(B)-can shake the Democratic
party or the forces of labor which
support it from the resolve to place
the safety of this nation before
any other Elective.
Toward that objective, the two
will 90 on working together"
Whitney had declared, in a state
ment before signing the strike set
tlement for his men, that his broth
erhood had more than SAT, 900, 900
(M) at its disposal, and that he
had already been authorized to
spend S. 500, 900 (M) to help elect
friends of labor. He made it plain
that he did not consider Mr.. Tru-
man in that category.
There is no reason to believe, -
said one competent observer, why
a Republican who voted for the
plan should have a better chance
of reelection than a Democrat
who voted for it, but Mr.. Whitney
and his followers seem to have
overlooked this angle"
Meanwhile, various labor fac
tons mantle 3ted their disapproval
of the Presidents program In the
following manner: .
1. The American Federation OF
Labor denounced as "Fascist' Mr..
Truman's legislative proposals to
draft into the armed forces any
works. striking against a govern
ment-seized industry. President
William Green, asking Congress to
consider the program carefully
before putting it into effect, said:
If it is put into effect, Fascism
may grip America unawares."
CLIO President Philip Murray. in
a telegram to all members of the
Senate, which has yet to act on
the program, condemned the wild
hysteria" which he said resulted
in a stampede to force Congress
to adopt a measure (which has as
it's sole aim the destruction of the
labor movement of this nation" Il
urge you, as a representative of a
Democratic people, to reject Presl-
dent Truman's anti-labor and anti
Democratic proposal" he said.
81 urge you also to reconsider the
Case bill and to reject it. These
measures violate fundamental
Democratic and constitutional
guarantees and threaten the foun-
dations of freedom"
2. Fifty legislative representa-
tives of ALL unions met to outline
a campaign against anti-labor leg
islation, including the Case bill
which was approved by the Senate
late Saturday night and which
would impose long-range restrlc-
tions on labor disputes. Green de-
nounced this bill as the worst
type of vengeful and h%ysterical
legislation" and said his organ
ization intended to fight it ito its
last BREATH"
8. Nearly 300 CLIO workers from
New York City assembled outside
the S tie chamber to confer with
Senator Claude Pepper, d., Fla.)
vigorous opponent of the Case bill
and leader of the Senate's pro
labor bloc. Leaders of the group
hailed the Southern Democrat as
their greatest champion" since
the late President Roosevelt. Pep
per, greeting the throng, said: IF
the government is going to lose its
head, I hope that your coming
here is evidence that tAe people
o,A Do4 ~Nir- ~ 111o 4L0ir L1oJ- -
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-28
CHICAGO DAILY NEWS
REPORTS NEW CONTRACT

CHICAGO, May II R) line
government has proposed terms
for a new coal contract, the Chi
cago Daily News said Monday
calling for two separate health ano
welfare funds ana the equiva'
lent of a "A ~ cent" hourly wage
increase.
One welfare fund would be II
nanced by a five cent per ton
royalty on coal production, the
News said in its story from It's
Washington Bureau, by Edwin A.
Lahey.
Following are the governments
terms for the new coal contract"
the news said.
Health, Welfare Funds
1.-TWO separate health and well
fare funds are set up.
1.-The first is to be financed by
a five cent per ton royalty on
coal production.
at is to be administered by
three trustees, one chosen by the
miners, a second by the operators,
and a third by these two. At war
production rates, this fund would
amount to $50, 900, 900 a year.
"The second fund would be more
up of contributions already being
deducted from the miners weekly
pay, but would be administered
by the miners themselves. This
money is now used to finance the
company doctor system.
"The government offers the
equivalent of a IA - cent wage
increase by shortening the 'por-
tai to portal day from nine hours
to eight hours.
"The miners would receive
S1O.07 for the eight-hour day, COM
pared with $40 for the present
nine hours.
This would mean s64.58 a week
(six days. compared with their
present income of $3.50.
THE government also offers
annual compensation of S10O in
lieu of vacations"
The story did not state any
source of Information.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-28
MARSDEN GREER

Marsden Greer, "a, Winnabow,
died 6 p. m, Monday, at his resi-
dence after a long illness.
Surviving r his sister, Mrs.
Isadora Wells, Wilmington; and
two brothers, Percy M. Greer,
Wilmington, and j. L. Greer, OF
Florida.
Funeral services will be held al
the graveside in Reynolds GENE
terry Wednesday at 3 p. m.
Serving as active pallbearers will
be John Phillip, John Sullivan,
Ounce Potter, Sandy Potter, Jess
Atkinson, and Thomas RADON.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-28
MRS. EFFIE
SULLIVAN

Mrs. Effie Virginia Sullivan, IA,
Route No. 2, Leland, died Mon
day, 9 p. M, at the Dosher Me-
mortal hospital, Southport, after a
short illness.
Surviving r three sons, B. R.,
A. H., and E. L. Sullivan, Leland;
two daughters, Mrs. F. D. Skip
per, Mrs. Dave Hewett, Leland;
four stepsons, B. L., R. c., and B.
j.. Sullivan, Leland, and ]. W. Sui
Ivan, Hampstead; one brother, Jo-
seph Padrick, Wilmington; four
sisters, Mrs. John F. Johnson, Eliz-
abethtown; Mrs. B. L. Sullivan,
Mrs. Phil RADON, and Mrs. Bert
Atkinson, Winnabow; % grand
children, and one great grand
child.
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday, 4 p. M, from the Zion
Methodist church near Town Creek.
Services will be conducted by the
Reverends Kregler and johnson.
Interment will follow at the church
cemetery.
Serving as active pallbearers
will be Webb Tharp, W. D. Tharp,
L. L. Tharp, Lacy Dawkins, Luther
Lewis, R. L. RADON, Jesse Knox,
and Beldon Ward.
Honorary pallbearers will in
clude DR.. Roosebloom, DR.. L. G.
Brown, DR.. L. c. Fergus, Henry
Zeblun, Wilbur McKeithan, Will
lie Knox, Preston Henry, J. l.
Henry, w. c. Savage, and G.. L
Skipper.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-28
R M FLOYD

FAIR BLUFF, May 27.-Mrs. Fan
ny Floyd, rs, widow OF the late Bill
Floyd, died at her home here Mon
day night at 9:15 o'clock after an
illness of five months.
Surviving are three sons, Am
brose, and Frank Floyd, of Cerro
Gordo; and H. E. Floyd, Fair
Bluff; two daughters, Mrs. D. C.
Collins, Cerro Gordo; Mrs. Ralph
Bullock, Wilmington; and one
brother, John Floyd, Lumberton,
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday, S pm, from the home.
with the pastor of the Fair Bluff
Methodist, the Rev. j. w. Lime
gunner officiating. Burial will fol-
low at the Fair Bluff cemetery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-28

not known.
The impression that a settlement
was near spread around the corrl-
doris outside Krug's office Mon
Jay afternoon when union at
torneys were called into the con-
ference.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-28
JESSIE JAMES H.

TABOR CITY, May 27-Jessie
James Soles of the Emerson sec
ton, died Saturday afternoon in
the Columbus county hospital fol-
lowing a long illness. He was
born December 5, 1903, the son of
Lawrence Soles and the late Mandy
Norris Soles.
Funeral services were held Mon
day afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
Emerson Freewill Baptist church
with the Rev. Mr.. Noah Duncan
officiating.
Interment will be in the Hinson
cemetery.
Surviving are the father, three
sisters, Mrs. Bessie Baton, of
.Chadbourn; Mrs. Ida Cartrette, of
Clarendon, and Mrs. Dolly Skies,
of Whiteville; three brothers, Duff
fy, Jabe and Daniel Soles, all of
Tabor City.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-28
MRS. SALLIE BRADSHAW

CHARLTON, May 27-Funera1
services will be held at Clarkton
cemetery on Tuesday afternoon for
Mrs. Sallie Bradshaw, 80, who
died in Siler City, Sunday. after
a lingering illness.
She is survived by one sister,
Mrs. J. F. Thrower, Cincinnati,
Ohio; one brother, Ed Wallace,
Orlando, Fla, and one daughter,
Mrs. Annie Siler, of Siler City.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-28

Bern, Elizabeth City, Norfolk, Va.
and Cape May, N. ].
When the "air-highway" is com.
pleted and put into operation, vii
mington will play an important
role in north-south air traffic
along the coast from Florida tc
New York.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-28
OBITUARIES

Bruton, and Mrs. Sam Fowler, OF
Tabor City, and Mrs. Ellen Haver-
son, of Jacksonville, Fla, and
two brothers, H. Fipps, and Oscar
Flpps, both of Tabor City.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-28
CARL CAUSEY

Funeral services for Carl Causey.
As, Wilmington retail petroleum
products distributor who died in
his sleep Saturday night or early
Sunday morning, will be conducted
from the Yopp Funeral Home at 8
o'clock this afternoon.
Burial will follow in Oakdale
cemetery.
Members of the Masonic Order
are to serve as active pallbearers.
Honorary pallbearers will in.
clude W. G. Broadfoot, w. M. Hill,
Edward Ward, L. E. Allen, Charlie
Blake, A. F. Perry, E. W. Carr,
Dan Cameron, Bruce Cameron, w.
L. Sheffield, Leon Harren, H. Win
field Smith, c. David Jones, R. c.
Lucas, Paul Fowler, Spyrod Val
limos, Gardner Greer, Otto Schmidt,
Rec Willis, T. T. Sellers, and EN-
ployees of the Causey Auto Service.
Surviving Mr.. Causey are his
wife and son, J. D. Causey.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-28
MRS. FANNY L. TRUETT

Mrs. Fanny L. Truett, 81, 100
Spofford, died Sunday, 10:45 p. M,
at her residence.
Surviving are her husband, M. L.
Truett, Wilmington; one daughter,
Miss Joy Bailey, Baltimore. Md;
and one sister, Miss Dolly Shelly,
Fair Bluff.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced later by the Yopp
Funeral Home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-28
p. L. PAGE

Funeral services for P. L. Page,
80, who died in the home of his
son, Leslie M. Page, 1921 Carolina
avenue, Sunday night after a
lengthy illness, will be held today,
II a. M, from the Yopp Funeral
Home.
Officiating at the ceremony will
be the Rev. Edgar B. Fisher as
sisted by the Rev. W. J. Stephen
son. Interment will follow in Oak
dale cemetery.
Mr.. Page is survived by his son,
Leslie M. Page, Wilmington, his
grandson S-Sergt. Leslie M. Page,
Jr., Langley Field, Va, and one
great grandson, Griffith Page,
Gulfport, Miss.
s1s1ysqIfsd sA!4or Sc su1AIss--
will be Kenneth Corbitt, Vernon
Andrews, H. T. Baker, Simon
Branch, Roy Vann, and e. B.
Register.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-28
OF streets throughout the .o,,.
city. ehtlrs
A Step Forward

what the realization of these o-,
posals will mean to the dsv. Iso'
ment Of Wilmington as a tir.e'
class city commercially and tS'
" is self-evident, Benson % Sfe,al,
Lane, and other city Official 1Syor
private citizens have pointed ~, ana
They stressed that tomor To''
election is not a political ono s'E
one which will decide whether WV WI
mington will 60 forward 10 VIII
new horizon or drop back b.b; re
the horizon of yesterday. '-no
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-28

approximately 10, 900, 900 lives
nave been lost in earthquakes, ac-
cordlng to historical records.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-28

A wasp can sting several tiro,,
IN apid succession and live
bee, having stung, usually N..
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-28

Dial 1881 For Newspaper gervio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
Soyjetska zyeza apeira "a brzo
akcijo glede oInejitve oborozzeyanja
ID MRTVIH v DVEH
VELIKIH LETALSKIH
KATASTROFAH

Proslo soboto sta sc zgodili
dive novi letalski nesreci, v ka-
terih je naslo smrt IA oseb, mno-
go pa jih je dobilo poskodbe.
Dvanajst izmed % oseb ma
krovu prekoatlantskega letala
Reconsideration Star of Cairo" .je
bilo ubitih ma Irskem, ko je zrac-
nj orjak eksplodiral in trescil ma
zemljo. Katastrofa Sc je zgodila,
ko Sc je letalo nahajalo ma pole
tn liz Pariza v New York. Vecina
zrtev so Amerikanci, med mimi
tudi vec zensk m otrok.
Druga nesreca Sc je zgodilo v
Michigan City, Indiana. Dve ose-
hi sta bill ubiti, 10 pa je bilo
ranjenih, ko je bilo potnisko
letalo druzbe "American Air
lines" vsled neprilik z motorjem
prisiljeno pristati ma nekem
vrtu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
JudOvska "vlada'' z:
revolto v Palestini

WASHINGTON, 27. decem-
bra. - Peter H. Bergson, pred
sednik judovskega narodnega
osvobodilnega odbora, DO odpo-
toval v Pariz, kjer DO sestav-
LENA begunska vlada tako ime-
novane "Palestinske judovske
republike."
Bergson je izjavil, da novo
ustanovljena vlada upa, da Sc
bodo zdruzile vse sile odpora v
Palestini v cilju, da sc uprizori
enotno in popolno revolucijo, XII
DO osvobodila Palestine cd an
gleskega jarma. Izrazil je tudi
upanje, da DO Palestine v teku
enega, ali pa dveh let "svobo-
dina in srecna dezela'.
Ma vprasanje, dali je katera
drzava obljubila pomoc judov-
ski vladi, je Bergson odgovoril,
da bodo mnoge evropske drzave
priznale vsaj "de facto'' novo
vlado Judov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
NOvI URADNIKI

Drustvo Vipavski raj, st. 312
SNIP je ma svoji letni seji Two
lilo sledece uradnike "a leto
1947:: Predsednik Andrew Bo-
zic, podpredsednik John Stran-
car NIL, tajnik John Strancar ST.,
TIC E. 159 st., blagajnik Krist
Marc, nadzorni odbor:: Louis Ce-
bron, predsednik, Louis Petrov-
cict in Krist Lokar. Drustveni
zdravniki SO: DR.. Rotar, DIR.
Skur in Dir. Opaskar. Drlstvo Be
nadalje podpira SANS in Pro-
svetho matico. Seize Sc vrse vsak
tretji petek v mesecu v Sloven-
skem domu na Holmes Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
DAVKI BODO ZNIzANI
IA 20 ODSTOTKOV?

WASHINGTON, D. Re-
publikanski 7oditelji so obljubi-
Ii 20 odstotno znizanje dohod-
ninskih davl:ov, kar DO baje We
lika olajsava posebno "a tiste,
XII imajo male dohodke.
Cavki na letni dohodek cd
$1,000 "a tlstega, XII vzdrzuje
zeno in dvoje otrok, DO znizan cd
$95 ma SIG lttno. Davek ma let
nj dohodek OF $25,OCO osebe, XII
nina nikogar "a vzdrzevati, bo
znizan cd 500 81 lii 81 ,265. go.
Kongresnik Joseph Martin je
izjavil, da bo znizanje davkov
splosno, odnosno da bodo imeli
ysi davkoplacevalci ugodnosti cd
20 odstotnega znizanja ma vse
vrste dohodkov cd .najmanisih
do najvecjih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
Kongresnik pobija
alarmantnO p0rOcilo
O kOmunistih

WASHINGTON, u. dec.
Kongresnik John r. Murdoch,
demokrat il Arizone, je opozoril
kongres, maj v svojem prizade-
vanju,, da razkrije komuniste v
delavskem gibanju, ne pozabi ma
glavne vzroke v industrijskem
neredu. Rekel je, da zdravilo "a
stavke, XII Sc naslanja ma zgre-
seno diagnozo, more biti ne sa-
mo neucinkovito, temvec tudi
katastrofalno.
Izjave Murdocka, XII je clan
odbOra "a ne-ameriske aktivno-
sti, SO podane v zvezi z "alar-
mantnim poro cilo O m" Ernie
Adamsona, XII je obdolzil "rdece
elemente," da pripravljajo ere
volucijo," ter da so uspeli dobiti
" svoje roke kontrolo mad II
vaznimi delavskimi unijami.
V Adamsonovem letnem poro-
cilu 20 oznaceni kot glavni kriv-
ci C"zarotniki," "peta kolona"
it'd, komunisti, in je po svoji
vsebini to porocilo imelo ocitno
tendenco, da ustvari mocno pro-
ti-komunisticno psihozo ne samo
" Zvezi z ameriSkim komuni-
|stom, temvec tudi napram pred
!stavnikom drugih drzav, XII Sc
nahajajo tn V Zedinjenih drza-
yah kot delegate pri organiza-
ciji Zdruzenih narodov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
Vlada vlOzzila
priv prOti odlo-
citvi Petrillu

CHICAGO, II. decembra. -
v svojem poizkusu, da Sc James
Petrilla, predsednika Ameriske
federacije godbenikov, spozna
krivim krsitve tako imenovane-
ga Lea Acta, bo vlada -vlozila
priv ma najvisjem sodiscu Ze-
dinjenih draw.
Vlada je vlozila priv proti
odlocitvi federalnega sodnika
Walterja ]. La Buy, XII je usta-
novil postopek proti Petrillu in
izjavil, da je Lea zakon naspro-
ten ustavi. 81.
Lea zakon, XII je imenovan
tudi ''proti-Petrillov zakon"
prepoveduje uposlenje vec oseb
ma radio postajah, kot pa jih
uprava smatra "a potrebne, da
izvrsijo zahtevano delo.
v svojem prizivu je drzavni
odvetnik LIE Roy Krein rekel,
da je Lea Act posledica mnogih
preiskav kongresa proti Petril-
lu, in da je ia zakon zakljucek
kongresa sprico obstojecega
"zla", ter najboljsi nacin, da sc
to zlo unici. s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
ZAPADNI SLOVENCI
VABIJO

Obicaj je, da Sc ma Starega
leta veeer v druzbi prijateljev
in znancev pricaka novo leto.
Vodstvo Donna zapadnih Slo-
vencev ma 6818 Denison Ave. je
poskrbelo, da Sc DO "a jutri We
Ger vrsila izvrstna zabava, kjer
ne DO manjkalo ne okrepcila ne
prijetne druzbe. zigmanov or
kester DO skrbel, da DO zado-
voljil one, XII Sc radi zavrtijo v
zivahni polki kot tudi one, XII
Jim bolj ugaja valcek. Torej,
ako zelite imeti ma Starega leta
vecer veselo druscino, posetite
nase rojake ma zapadni strani
mesta v njih domu. zal vam ne
bo!
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Jugosllauja je
brayicno della
bonoc UNRR

BELGkAD, ~. dec. -
Preiskovalni odbor, sesto-
jec IL Amerikancev, Angle
lev in Rusov, je danes po-
rocal, da je bila delitev
UNKRA-inih potrebscin v
Jugoslaviji ''izredno uspes-
ma in v soglasju Z naceli
mednarodne pomozne akci-
je."
Odbor je kot pOsebna
edinica UNRRA.e obiskai
vse federalne republike Ju-
goslavije, kakor tudi tisti
del Julijske krajine, XII Sc
nahaja pod jugosiovansko
OkupacijO. Njegova prels-
kOvalna tura je trajala pet
tednOV.
Odbor .je porocal, da je
posvecaI posebno pOzornost
porocilom v ameFiskih ca
sopisih, da Sc je. pri DELFT
vah UNRRA-inega blaga
izvajala politi6na diskrimi-
nacija, i'm da Sc mi naslo no
bene take diskriminacije.
Porocilo odbora pravi, da
Sc je izvrsila obsirna pre-
iskava v vseh pokrajinah,
XII SO bile obiskane, in da nj
bill odkrit niti en- sam STU
cal, v katerem bi kak pre-
bivalec ne bill dObi1 racijske
karte, do katere je bill upra-
vicen, in drugih sredstev "a
nakup odmerkOv i'm drugih
pOtrebScin.
Porocilo opozarja. da in
dustrijska oprema, katero
je UNRRA posla1a v.Jugo-
slavijo, mi bila' zadostna "a
gradbeno delo, i'm da je bila
dejanska distrlDucija owl
rama radi pomanjkanja
transportnih sredstev.
Odbor poudarja, da je
lahko potoval, kjerkoi Je
hotel, in govoril S komur-
koli ije zelel.
Clani preiskovalnega Cd
bora so bill: John Linde-
man "a Zed. drzave, Vitali
Petrov "a SOvjetsko zvezo
in Margaret Shufeldt "a We
liko Britanijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
SILVESTROVA ZABAVA
MA HOLMES AVE.

Jutri vecer DO direktorij S
odseki Slov. donna ma Holmes
Ave. priredil veliko Silvestrovo
zabavo v dvorani, ma katero Sc
prijazno vabi Collinwoodc dcane il
ostalo obcinstvo. Zabave, pri-
merne "a poslovitev Sc Cd sta
.rega leta IN prihod novega leta,
DO obilo "a vse posetnike. Pete
Sokac orkester 30 igral vesele
'posko ocnice a a ostalo postrex.
10 30 pa tudi prvovrstno pre
skrhl ljeno.
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MOI, XII zENSKAM v
WASHINGTONU REzE LASE

WASHINGTON, %. dec. Tu-
.kajsnja policija je ma lovu "a ne
kim nepoznanim moskim, XII
mladim zenskam ma vozovih
ulicne zeleznice in drugod reze
.kodre in svoje "zloSinsko' delo
|opravlja tako spretno, da nj do
|sedaj Sc nobena zrtev opszila
'4tatvine, dokler Al priSla do
NOV. Ma izgubl jenimi kodri
zaluje kakega pol ducata mia
|dih Aensk.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
Ogromen promet v
clevelandskih trqovinah

Vodilne trgovine v Clevelandu
so imele v mesecu decembru "a
vec kot so miliionov dolarjev
prometa, kar pomeni, da so letos
ljudje potrosili "a bozicna darila
in podobno Is odstotkov vec kot
pa lani, ko smo obhajali prvi
bozic. mirnem casu. O podob-
nem porastu bozienega nakupo-
vanja Sc poroca tudi il drugih
NEST srednjega zapada.
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v svoji rezoluciji je Gromiko'
podal osnutke sovjetskih pred
logov in zahteval, da Sc iste po-
stavi ma dnevni red prihodnje
seje Varnostnega sveta, XII Sc
bo vrsila 81. decembra.
"Splosna regulacija in omeji-
tev oborozevanja je najbolj vaz-
ma mera "a ojacenje mednarod-
mega miru in varnosti', je re-
kel Gromiko, XII je predlagal, da
Varnostni svet ustanovi power
jenistvo II draw, XII DO pripra-
vilo posebne predloge "a cell
nacrt razorozenja v teku enega
ali pa diva meseca, toda ne vee
kot v teku treh mesecev.
Predlog Sovjetske zveze
naletel ma opozicijo
Vecina delegatov je mislje-
MIA, da Sc nobena akcija ne mo-
re podvzeti vprasanju splos-
mega omejevanja oborozenja,
dokler nj dosezen osnovni spora-
yum glede "atomske kontrole".
Zedinjene drzave so postavile
zahtevo, da sc atomski kontroli
posveti glavna pozornost.
Predlogi cd strani delegate
Sovjetske zveze so prisli potem,
ko so bila predlozena poroeila
cd strani komisije "a atomsko
energijo pri organizaciji Zdru-
zenih narodom.
Anglia je baje pristala, da
podpre kanadsko francoski
predlog, XII bi avtomaticno IL
zval svetovno posredovanje pro-
ii vsaki drzavi, XII bo spoznana
"a krivo krsitve sporazuma o
kontroli atomske energije.
L. nekih virov Sc poroca, da
je Andrej Gromiko dobil ma
daljna navodila IL Moskve in da
DO verjetno podal jasno in po-
polno stalisce Sovjetske zveze
ma seji v ponedeljek (danes).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
|RAZNASALCA Sc
ZAHVALJUJETA

Raznasalca Enakopravnosti'
n okolici 3. 172 st. ia Noting
ham Rd. Victor il Richard In,
thar se lepo xahvalj jeta !. .Ena-
kopravnosti' kot tudi narocni-
kom, ii % III obdarili - ho-
sae praxnilte. obenern xelika
ueA ssrec ecno novo letpl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
BIv5I JAp0N5kI KOLAB0RAT0R
p0hILO5TIL 5000 FILIpIN(Ev,
H 50 0BTo1ENI k0LAB0RA(IJE

MANILA, 28. dec-Bivsi utkarski predsednik Jose
P Laurel in clani njegovega po Japoncih ustanove
mega kabneta skupaj 5000 Filpinci Xxi obtozen ko
laboracije japonsk okupatorjem bodo blznji bodoc
nost oproscen vsake krvde odnosno pomlosceni Toza
devna priporocila poostitev je dial justicnemu od
delku filipnske Wade predsednk Manuel A. Roxas
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
ZADU sNICA

Jutri zjutraj OBJ pol osnih Sc
DO brala zadusnica cerkvi Ma
rije Vnebovzete v spomin pete
obletnice smrti pokojnega Fran
ka SYetek. Sorodniki in prijate-
Iii SO vabljeni, da Sc udelezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
SEJA PODRUzNICE
ST. I'd SANS-A

Nocoj Oh osmih Sc vrsi vaz-
M seja podr. 1t, 48 SANSa Y
SLOW. del. domu na Waterloo
Rd. Podano 30 porocilo zadnje
priredbe IN ukrepalo se 10 q
dfuelh vaxnih zadevah. Prosi e
drue etxelae sastopnile d clane
ro nice, a. - goaovo ndele-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
NoU grob
ANTON AHCIN

Eanes zjutraj oh $50 uri je
preminil Anton Ahcin, star X
let, stanujoc ma 1918 Addison
Rd. Pogreb oskrbuje Zakrajskov
pogrebni zavod. Podrobnosti boz
mo porocali jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
Gromiko predlaga, mai bi Sc
tozadevni program izdelal najkasneje
teku treh mesecev

NEW YORK. 28 dec.-Sovetski delegat pri Varnost
svetu organizacje ZN, Andrej Gromiko je svoem
predogu, xxi ga oznaca "presenecene predozn ri
mesecno ometev katerem casu mai izdela program
"a svetovno razorozenje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
LEOPOLD SEVER

LEOPOLD SEVER
Danes zjutraj je umri Leo
pold Sever, stanujoc ma 1950O
Shawnee Ave. Pogreb oskrbuje
Zakraj jskov pogrebni zavod. Po-
drobnosti bono porocali jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-30
z A r. @ X E

Z A r @ X E
Mrs. Mary Princie IL 143G
Thames Ave. sporoca, da Sc je
ma bozicni dan zarocila niena
hcerka Helen z Mr.. Marion Ba-
sic, simon Mr.. in Mrs. Marion
Basic v Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. in Mrs. John Ludvik liz
1889 Lampson Rd., sporocata,
da sta sc dne 21. decembra faro
ella njih hcerka Josephine Ann
in Stanley Charles Rotter, sin
Mr.. in Mrs. Peter Rotter il
196O8 Kildeer Ave.
Bio srecno!