davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-08-13
This Changing World
British Mission Scheduled to Discuss
Entire Anglo.American Relationship

, to the Soviet line than any other.
This group, numbering about 112
members of parliament, believes in
the application Of Marxist theories
in Britain and in all the territories
still controlled by Britain. It was
under their pressure that the Brit
ish government insisted on nation
alization of the Ruhr so that mo-
nopolies might no longer profit by
the labor of those exacting coal.
Their speeches are strongly favored
with phrases used daily by Pravda
and Izvestia.
This British parliamentary mi
nority ignores the fact that the
principal problem today is to make
possible extraction of at least $780,
600 tons of coal a day from the
Ruhr. It is conceded by the most
liberal economists that without an
increased output of coal, Europe's
prospects for recovery are slim, in
deed, regardless of how many bill
lions America sinks in Europe.
It is because of the activity of
this powerful parliamentary pres
sure group that the British coal
miners refuse to work more than
27a hours a week and Prime Min
lister Attlee's appeal to increase
their hours to 80 q week has gone
unheeded.
Anti American Policy.
This very same group has adopted
an anti-American policy, and it is
reliably reported to have COM
PEELED the government to make 1t
clear to Washington that, In the
event Of another armed clash, eveh
if provoked by Russia, Britain will
remain strictly neutral: will refuse
any kind of bases to the United
States, will protect her trade by
every means at her disposal, and
will do business with whichever
countries she chooses.
It was also this parliamentary
group which compelled the we'll
meaning - but otherwise weak --
British prime minister to decide to
withdraw British troops from
Greece ana Italy Tor economy'S
sake" instead of recalling an equiv
alent number Of men from Ger
many, where American forces
could replace them without creating
international friction.
Prime Minister Attlee and Foreign
Secretary Bevin are not In SYM
pathy with their leftwingers, but
the domestic situation in harassed
and tired England is such that they
feel they must heed what this
group stands for to avoid a ponti-
cal crisis. That might be the straw
that broke the camels back.
Prime Minister Attlee is convinced
that a liberal" adjustment of the
dollar problem would strengthen
the hand of the majority in the
Labor government, which watches
helplessly a rapidly growing politi-
Cal and economic crisis,
Evening star., 1947-08-13

which prevents
voluntary con-
tributions from
labor unions in
connection with
political CAM
paigns. I"
Whenever any
labor Co union
leader makes q
statement that
assists in re-
moving the mis-
e3 e n t .
tions that have
been circulated
about the Taft
Hartley law, he
Evening star., 1947-08-13

OI B u II u u LlOH,
Fortunately, the
United Nations
has accepted the
gauge. It also
has afforded the
United States q
c h q nc e to as
sumo q m or !
leadership in the
Far East; which
apparently the
s t a tie Depart
ment does not
see.
Our 8 t q t e
D e p ar t m e n t
l
Evening star., 1947-08-13

by dollar short
age or increase
British exports.
The first reac-
ton in Holly
wood to the rs
per cent pro-
hibitive tax i'm
posed on Ameri-
can pictures in
Britain is to ban
their further ex-
port. The reac-
ton must have
b e e n expected.
American pro-
ducerS W oul d
have been will
Evening star., 1947-08-13

made an issue Of Dutch Indonesia
before the United Nations. I do not
recall a single instance where the
United States has gone before the
United Nations to insist on the right
OF q subject people to self-govern-
ment. We have rushed, with an
open purse, to the aid of a German
royal house in Greece and of
dictatorship in Turkey, but we have
not said word, or at least an
effective one, nor performed q deed,
to protest the arrogant and imperi-
alistic attitude Of the Dutch in
Indonesia.
II 1t had not been for our help
in the way Of money, materials and
training. the Dutch would probably
not have been able to undertake
to reconquer by force the Indo-
nesians. The Dutch had not been
able to defend Indonesia against
the Japanese. They did not force
withdrawal Of the Japanese. It was
largely the Americans who drove
them out. After the Dutch had
shown their heels to the invaders,
the Indonesians resisted the Japa-
nese to the full extent Of their power
and ability. Later, they seized power
and held it against both British
and Dutch armed forces. They did
this 50 successfully that the Dutch
were forced to recognize the de facto
authority Of the republic in Java,
Sumatra and Madeira.
3oo.Year-old Yoke.
While the japanese still occupied
Indonesia, Dutch marines were
trained in the United States Equip
ped with American arms, they were
later transported to Indonesia as
the nucleus Of force that was ap-
parently intended to reimpose Dutch
power In that area. They were
probably transported in American
ships and, in any event, there can
be no doubt that they carried
American armaments which were
also generously supplied to other
Dutch troops. We also provided q
large sum Of money. Thus, substan-
tial American aid has been given to
reimpose the Dutch yoke that the
Indonesians had borne for some 800
years. In such q manner, has
America been holding aloft the
flaming torch Of liberty and freedom
in this dark corner of the earth.
Having recognized the de facto
Indonesian republic by signing the
Cheribon agreement, the Dutch, In
what has the appearance of bad
faith, insisted that they had the
right to share In keeping order" in
the very areas where, only a few
months ago, they recognized the
authority Of the de facto republic
Naturally, the republicans took the
position that, since they already
held these areas, in the recapture
and retention of which they had had
no help from the Dutch, the right
to police them was that Of the de
facto republic. This would seem to
be tenable position. The Neither
lands would not permit the United
States to have Joint police powers
with Dutch troops in the Neither
lands and yet it was not Dutch power
which won back that country from
Hitler.
Under the Cheribon agreement,
both sides undertook to reduce their
armed forces. They also agreed to
submit any dispute to arbitration.
Great Britain offered to arbitrate
the present difhculty. The de facto
republic accepted this offer. The
Dutch refused.
Burden ON the Dutch.
This fact alone throws the burden
on the Dutch. The Dutch call the
war a "limited police operation, !"
Evening star., 1947-08-13

attempt to put
in words what il
looks like from,
the air a few
minutes a fte l
dawn.
I came in by
Clipper pl a n {
only a few min
utes after the
sun had risen. II
was light enough
to see the majes-
ty of the sea and
mountains, but
the lights of the
city still twin
Evening star., 1947-08-13

y . . v 2 4 ody AL
Washington.
Officially only
matters per-
tanning to Brit
a / n S rapidly
vanishing dollar
reserves and the
Ruhr coal out
put figure on
the agenda. In
fact, however,
the representa-
tiveS OF both
countries Will
review the en-
f. 4 r o AnpIo.
American rela-
Evening star., 1947-08-13
McLemore-
BIitherine Idiot
Writes About Rio
Rv Henrv McT.euo n,

By Henry McLemore
RIO DE JANE1RO.-Only a fool
would attempt to describe the beauty
Of this city.
Only blithering idiot would
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Bv Constantine Byoyn

Conversations between represent
atives Of the American and British
governments on multitude Of
questions concerning Europe opened
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Murray's Statement
On Political Campaign
Contributions Hailed
ByDauid Laurence

Philip Murray president of the
CIO, Is to be commended for his
frank statement that there is
nothing in the Taft-Hartiey law
Evening star., 1947-08-13
Man to Man
Bv Harold L. Ickes

The wanton war, Of the Dutch IN
Indonesia has given the omitted
Nations an opportunity to demon
strate that it is more than q paper
Evening star., 1947-08-13
By Dorothy Thompson

One may ask without prejudice
to' the British Labor Party whether
the measures it has passed will
serve to overcome the crisis caused
Evening star., 1947-12-19
France Is Reported
Studying Reopening
OF Spanish Border

PARIS. Dec. 10 (CDN With
Foreign Minister Georges Bidault's S
return from the Big Four London
conference, this country faces the
"what-to-do" on two questions re-
plete with both national and inter-
national implications.
Frances position in the new Eu-
ropean division brought about by
the adjournment of the foreign
ministers meetings is the first.
The second is this country's posi-
ton in a reorganized Germany.
Frances place in the western
orbit was, of course, defined by its
acceptance of share in the Mar
shall plan. The only question re-
naming is when open orientation
shall begin, though one thing is
already certain. That is, that on
this side of the Rhine advantage
must be taken of any and all anti
Communist support.
Negotiations Considered.
To that end rapprochement with
Franco Spain is considered essen
tial and it reported that early next
week negotiations toward reopening
the Franco-Spanish border and
arranging a Franco-Spanish COM
mercial treaty are to open.
Frances position regarding the
split of Germany into tripartite
British, French and American VS..
Russian zones is a highly contro-
versial subject in. the Quai d'Orsay
Some of Mr.. Bidault's foreign
office colleagues feel that because
of already strained Franco-Russian
relations, immediate close collabora- :
ton with Britain and the United
States, in Germany, would be un-
wise. They favor the old wait and
see" policy.
Saar Remains Key.
Others are convinced that the
foreign minister should promptly
initiate a conference on Germany
with his British and American
counterparts.
The Saar remains the key to
French decision as to whether to
Join In an economic trizonia fol
Western Germany. Those who
favor immediate three-power con-
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Governor Reversed
On Extradition Order
BY the Associoied Press

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 19.-Revers-
ing an extradition order of Gov
James H. Duff. an Allegheny County
Judge yesterday freed a Negro fugi
tive from a Georgia chain gang who
feared he would be tortured if re-
turned to the Southern State.
Judge Samuel A. Weiss said In
freeing James Moreland, 26:
This court will not permit the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to
join the State of Georgia in the fur
ther preparation of injustice against
a helpless Negro"
Moreland, alias Jacob Head, testi-
fed he was framed" on a burglary
Evening star., 1947-12-19

sulatations say Mr.. Bidault should
propose radical modification of pres
ent Saar coal distribution whereby
France would get all the output Of
the Saar mines outside the repara-
tions scope. Under the Potsdam
decision Saar coal is distributed, as
German reparations, to all the
Allies.
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Get Relief From That
Common Cold
Quickly and Pleasantly

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pie directions are followed.
Discover for yourself this
pleasant way to help you feel
better when you have a cold.
Get a package of MILBURN'S
CAPSULES at your favorite
drug store. Only 35c the box.
Evening star., 1947-12-19

charge because he worked for q
Georgia sheriff in the operation Of a
whisky still. He had served three
years Of q l2-year sentence when
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-29
Slabo Sc je zanimal
"a syoio zeno

"a svojo zeno
T'ozbo "a razporoko je dobila
Mrs. Emma Schulder, XII stanu-
je ma Willard Ave. N. w., ko je
ma sodniji povedala, da je njen
moz zanemarjal druzino, ker sc
je pecal vse proved recmi.
Men MOI Arthur je bill vnet
drsalec. Trikrat ma teden sc je
sci drsat, poleg tega je v hisi
drzal golobe in zajce, Sc ukvar-
jal fotografiranjem in z voz-
MO motornim kolesom.
Razumljivo je, da so vse te
aktivnosti Arthurja precej tudi
"utrudile," tako da svoji zeni nj
mogel posvecati tiste pozorno-
sti, XII jih vsaka mlada zenska
vsekakor zasluzi. To je razvid-
no ze il tega, da je ma vrata
svoje spalnice, v kateri je drzal
dragocenosti, pribil napis:
who'd prepovedan!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-29
Prosta zabava

Nocoj Sc bo v prostorih ST..
Clair Recreation Center (kopa-
lisce) ma $3.50 St. Clair Ave. vr-
sila prosta zabava ali takozvani
Halloween party" ma katerega
Sc prijazno vabi . obcinstvo.
Vstop sc bo dovolilo vsem ose-
bam mad 13 let starosti. Vrata
Sc bodo odprla oh $50 uri in oh
Z. uri pricne igrati znana r.
komadna radio orkestra Al Be-
rardie. Ker je to maskeradna
zabava, sc DO oddalo nagrade "a
najbolj originalni, najbolj smes-
nj in najboljsi kostum. r.
Enaka zabava sc DO vrsila v
petek vecer "a otroke pod 13. le'
tom starosti. Ia godbo bo skr.
bella mestna uprava, docim SC
nagrade in "a drugo prispevali
trgovci v naselbini. Vstopnina je
prosta "a vse. Tr:>@' I u
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-29
Novi grobovi


V Charity bolnisnici je pre-:
minila poznana Alojzija Miklau-
cH, rojena Zavodnik, stanujoca
ma 1O17 E. "a St. Donna je bila
il vasi Grintovec, fara Zagra-
dec, kjer zapusca vec sorodni-
kov. Tukaj je bivala 46 let in je
bila clanica drustva sv. Ane, st.
4 SDZ in drustva Marie Magda-
lene, st. 1852 KsKJ., Zapusca Ia
lujocega soproga Antona, donna
il Krke, II otrok: Antona, NIL,
Mrs. Louise Plemel, Josepha,
Mrs. Mary Krall, Ann, Franka,
Michaela, Jacka, Josephine,
Johna, Mrs. Emelie Hamm in
Dorothy, devet vnukov, sestri
Mrs. Rose Roman in Mrs. Fran
ces Nosse ter veliko sorodnikov.
Pogreb sc bo vrsil v petek zju-
traj oh 8.45 il zeletovega po-
grebnega zavoda ma 65O2 St.
Clair Ave. v cerkev sv. Vida oh
$50 uri in nato ma pokopalisce
Calvary.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-29
Demokratska grupa
KIM prepovedana

NANKING, %. okt. - Gene
ralisim Ciang Kajsek je danes
prepovedal delovanje Demo
kratske lige, kakor Sc zove sku-
pima, XII vodi politicno opozici-
jo proti Kuomintangu, ter vse
voditelje postavil pod hisno are
tacijo. Kitajski diktator je sku-
pino obtozil tajnih zvez komu-
nisti.
Glavni stan Demokratske IL
&c so obkolili agenti tajne sluz-
be in porezali vse telefonske Ii
ce. Vsi demokratski voditelji v
Nankingu so bill aretirani in
kakor sc poroca IL drugih NEST,
Sc je polovilo in zaprlo vodite-
lie opozicijske skupine tudi
tamkaj.
Lo Lung-chi, vodja lige in vec
njegovih pobocnikov je bilo po-
stavljenih pod hisno aretacijo,
toda pozneje je Lo dobil dovo-
ljenje, -da je obiskal ameriske-
ga poslanika Leightona Stuar-
ia ter zanikal vse Ciangove OBJ
tozbe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-29
Churchill pravi,
maj Anglia ukine
kontrolo cen

LONDON, %. okt.-V parla-
|mentarnih debatah je danes vo-
ditelj konservativcev Winston
Churchill pozval delavsko vlado,
maj sledi vzgledu Zedinjenih dr.
zav in ukine kontrolo cen, ter "a
vrze socialisticni nacrt, XII da
"ovira ekonomsko obnovo deze-
le."
Churchill je izjavil, da podr-
zavljanje osnovnih industrij nj
uspelo, ampak da je oslabilo de-
zelo casu ekonomske krize.
Delavsko vlado premierja At
tlee-ja pa je Churchill obtozil,
da mas "vabi v temni in ozki pre-
kop, ma katerega koncu je moz-
no, da ne bono nikoli zagledali
belega dneva."
Churchill je zagovarjal svo-
bodno podjetnistvo in ostro ma
padel vlado, da je omejila pravi-
ce zasebnih podjetnikov.
"Ne verujem, da je drzava
|stanju, da planira in vsili svo-
jim clanom in podanikom viso-
ko stopnjo produkcije.
Razlog, da nismo stanju Ia
sluziti "a svoje zivljenje in Sc
preriniti svet je, ker nam Sc
tega ne dovoli.
"Vse podjetnistvo, Indicative,
iznajdljivosti in genialnost an
|gleskega naroda je bila brez po-
|trebe paralizirana omejitvami,
XII Sc nam jih je nalozilo ime-
nu neke zgresene politicne flo
zofije."
V odgovoru ma kritike, da an
|gleska konservativna stranka
'sploh nina nobenih politicnih
smernic, je Churchill rekel:
"Tu je nasa politika: Ustano-
vite osnovni zivljenjski in delov-
nj standard in preskrbite potreb-
no hrano "a vse. Ko bo to stor-
jeno, osvobodite ljudstvo, umak-
mite Sc pota in pustite, maj
vsak po svoji zmoznosti stori,
kar more in dobi kakrsnokoli
nagrado "a sebe, svojo druzino
in svojo dezelo.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-29
Katere sodnike
bono voili e?

Prihodnji torek sc bodo
volili tudi mestni sodniki,
in sicer to pot kar osem,
docim predsednik mestnega
sodisca John J. Busher nj
ma opozicije.
Ker vecina drzavljanov
nina prilike, da bi osebno
spoznala znacaje in kvalifi-
kacije posameznih kandi-
datov, smatramo, da je ma
mestu, da v tel m pogledu
damo nasim citateljem ne
kaj priporocil.
v vseh takozvanih "sod-
nijskih alejah" je po vec
kandidatov, in po teh tni
presoji in osebnem pozna-
nju sno mnenja, da so sle-
deci vredni vasega glasu:
David E. Clarke, Antho-
ny A. Rutkowski, John ].
Prince, Andrew M. Kova-
chy, Mark McElroy, Joseph
Silbert in Frank Celebrez-
re.
v eni izmed "alej', v ka-
teri Sc poteguje "a sodni-
sko pozicijo kar pet kandi-
datov, ne boste storili ma
pake, &c volite bodisi "a Sc
danjega sodnika Joseph P.
Sullivana, XII Diva v 81. var
di, ali pa "a Charles A. Va
nika.
Vec O kandidatih "a sod
nike bono Sc spregovorili
pred volilnim dnem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-29
Gen. Clay objavil
nacrte "a bOrbO
proti propaganda
Nemcem Sc bo pojasnila
razlika med ameriskim
in sovjetskirn sistemom

BERLIN, %. okt. - Ameri-
Ski vojaski governor Nemcije
gen. Lucius D. Clay je danes
formalno objavil nacrte "a moe
no amerisko "obvescevalno"
kampanjo, katero Sc namera.
va pobijati "komunisticno pro-
pagando' proti Zedinjenim dr.
zavam med nemskim ljudstvom.
"Obvescevalna kampanja bo
imela namen, da pojasni anne
riski sistem Wade in. zakaj mi
verujemo v ia sistem," je rekel
Clay in pristavil, da bo kampa-
MIA posebno poudarila pravice
in svobodscine posameznikov S
primerjanjem istih v, Sovjetski
zvezi.
"Doslej smo Sc izogibali pri-
merjanju nasega sistema S SOW
jetskim. Odslej pa tega ne DO
vec."
Clay je bill vprasan, &c je bill
sporazum med stirimi velikimi
silami, da ne bo nobena cd oku-
pacijskih sill v Nemciji napada-
la ena drugo, RABBIT.
'Rekel bi, da nj razbit, am
pax mocno zrahljan," je odgo-
voril Clay.
NemSki tisk v ameriSki oku-
pacijski zoni bo povabljen ma
sodelovanje pri tel kampanji,
toda, kot pravi porocilo, Sc ga
ne DO sililo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-29
Kongresnik trdi, da so bill spopadih
S ''komunisti' v Trstu "ubiti' Amerikanci

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, 28. okt.
-Republikanski kongresnik Ma
rion Bennett je danes izjavil, da
odkar Sc nahaja v Trstu 88. in
fanterijska divizija, je prislo
med Amerikanci in "komunisti"
do 63 primerov "oborozene agre-
sije," v kateri so bill ''ranjeni in
ubiti ameriski vojaki.'
Bennett, XII sc je nedavno vrnil
il Evrope, je rekel, da je podat-
ke dobil cd armadne tajne sluz-
be, in da so Sc omenjeni incident
|primerili med, septembrom 1915
in avgustom 1947.
"Tamkaj obstoja danes stanje
neuradne vojne," je rekel repub-
likanski kongresnik. "Ameriske
in jugoslovanske cete so locene
po zicnih ograjah in oborozenih
patrolah." "...: 90
Glede primerov "oborozene
Iagresije," je rekel: f..
"Komunisti so virgil rocne gra-
nate ma mimo vozece ameriske
49,, nI-4 ~o l>~kovsl c@ GO - n l,Sn +.
jail ameriski vojaki.: Neka' pa
trola, sestojeca il oven moz, je
bila napadena S streli, ko je pre-.
iskovala tankovno past. Dne r.
julia tegA leta je bill napaden
'jeep' 2 enim castnikona in dive.
ma vojakoma in voznik je bill
1ubit. Prihodnji dan je neka ju.
lgoslovanska patrola streljala ns
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'neko amerisko patrolo, XII je ma
|strele >odgovorila in ubila diva
Jugoslovana."
Bennett je rekel, da IL infor-
macij, XII jih je dobil, nj razvid-
no, koliko mrtvih je bilo tekom
j63 incidentov.
(Izjava tega kongresnika o
"ubitih ameriskih vojakov" v
Trstu je tipicna "a kampanjo So
vrastva, XII jo izvestni krogi vo-
ldijo proti Jugoslaviji, kajti ME-
govo slastno porocilo priznava,
da v vseh incidentih, XII so sc
baje primerili, sta bila dejansko
ubita diva Jugoslovana napram
lenemu Amerikancu).
Kongresnik Bennett .je dalje
|rekel, da obstoje stiri aftermath
We, glede bodoce ameriske akcije,
Prva bi bila ia, da Sc "poda'
mo in pustimo, da komunisti de,
lajo, kar hocejo.'' Druga hi bila
da hi sli v vojno, kar pa je ne
verjetno, .razen ako bi prislo dt
zavratnega napada. Tretja b
bila, ako bi Sc umaknili in pri
z1fali, da je bila ta ,vojna "po
mota." j.
cetrta in po njegovem mne
nju' najboljsa alternative pa b
bila, ako bi pospesili sedanj'
taktiko, HI meji ma vojni,, te
nadaljevali Z ojacanjem mash
Isedanjih zayeznikoy." ,4
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-29
Andrica bo predaval

Prihodnji ponedeljek oh 8. ur
zvecer bo predaval O svojih vii.
sih, XII jih je dobil tekom sest'
mesecnega potovanja sirom Ev'
rope posebni reporter "Cleve'
land Pressa" Theodore Andrica
XII sc je med ostalim mudil tudi
v Sloveniji in drugih delhi Jugo.
slavic. Proste vstopnice Sc do.
bijo v uradu omenjenega casopi'
sa v cetrtem nadstropju med 9
uro zjutraj in $50 popoldne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-29

V knjigi pise Benes tudi, da
je ceskoslovaska vlada prvii
zvedela, da so veliki trije v Te.
heranu odlocili, da postavijc
Ceskoslovasko sovjetsko vol.
no zono, ko je prislo do vstaje
Slovakov v letu 1914.
Who'd in zapad laI1ko
zivita v miru
Benes je ponovil svoje prejs.
ME prepricanje, da lahko who'd
in zapad zivita eden poleg dru.
gega v miru.
Ceskoslovaski preds. ocitno
veruje,' da DO sirjenje drzavne-
ga podjetnistva in umik. privat-
mega kapitalizma sredstvo, S ka.
term sc bosta zblizala diva ST.
stema, demokracija in sovjetski
socializem. V zvezi s. tenn pise
"Znanstvena nacrtna ekono-
mia je ma splosnem ze spreje-
ia. To je velik korak h kompro-
misu staliscem, XII, ga zago-
varja Sovjetska zveza."
z druge strani je Benes opo-
zoril komuniste Q posledicah, XII
lahko nastanejo, &c Sc bo ma
daljevalo z borbo proti mescan-
ski demokraciji. Pravi, da bodo
bodoci odnosaji med Sovjetsko
zvezo in zapadom odvisni cd te-
ga vprasanja.
cali pomeni, da Sc vracamo
ma medsebojni bojkot in medse-
bojno izolacijo, XII bi svoj visek
dosegla vkatastrofi? Mislim, da
je sodelovanje obeh strani (za-
pada in vzhoda) v mirnem casu
mogoce, da je pravilno in da je
potrebno."
Benes je tudi opozoril cesko-
slovaske komuniste, da 80 do
be, ko je nasilna revolucija po-
trebna, toda da so tudi dobe, ko
nasilne revolucije lahko pome-
MILO samo najhujsi poizkus, da
Sc uveljavi dejansko reakcijo." "
Apeliral je ma komuniste, maj
bodo "potrpezljivi in cakajo, ko
lahko nadaljujejo ma razumni
poti razvoja." Rekel je, da S
tenn ne bodo odstopili cd seda-
MEGA stalisca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-29
KONGRESNI oDSEK JE
oBTozIL Sc TRI
FILMSKE PISATELJE
WASHINGTON, %. okt

- Danes je kongresni od-
SEX "a ne-ameriske aktiv-
nOsti naperil obtozbe radi
"preziranja njegove obla-
sti" Sc proti trem filmskim
pisateljem, XII SO vztrajali,
da po ustavi Mise dolzni od-
govarjati ma vprasanje, &c
so kOmunisti.
Obtozeni pisatelji so AL
yah Bessie, Albert Maltz in
Dalton Trumbo. Ze dan pre-
je je bill obtozen pisatelj
John Reward Lawson.
Preds. odseka j. Parnell
Thomas je danes med dru-
GIN posvaril odvetnika OBJ
tozenih pisateljev, bivsega
justicnega tajnika drzave
California Robert w. Ken
ny-a, da zvezni justicni od-
delek utegne nastopiti pro-
ii MENU, ako Sc dokaze, da
prizadeti nocejo odgovarja-
ii po njegovem navodilu.
Kenny je potem pod pri-
sego zanikal v casopisih OBJ
javljena porocila, .da je svo-
Jim klientom in drugim prl-
cam, XII Sc jih oznacuje "a
sovrazne'', dal navodilo, da
maj ne odgovarjajo ma vpra-
sanja Odseka.
Ko je pisatelj Trumbo
zapuscal pr6evalni stol, je
med sovraznimi klici in ap-
lavzom poslusalcev, med
katerimi so bill film ski
zvezdniki HI umphrey Bo
gart, Jennifer Jones in
lauren Bacall, izjavil:
"To je zacetek koncentra-
ciiskih taborisc ", Zedinje-
nih drzaVah."