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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-30
KOLIKO JE URA?
(Povesti casu)
M. I L J I N
(Povesti o casu)

~~~~
rail- dati dobremu mojstru, da
jih je popravil.
No, in potem Sc je zopet "a
cello veselo zivljenje ma sejmi-
scih. Kaj Sc je navsezadnje zgo-
dilo S flavtistom in bobnarjem,
tega ne vem. Morda Sc zdaj zivi-
ia kje v pokoju, namrec v mu-
zeju. Race pa re nj vee ma sve-
tn. Poginila je v 131 letu svoje
dobe, namrec zgorela ma vele-
sejmu v Nizjem Novgorodu.
Zlasti pa sta Sc proslavila
svojimi avtomati oba Droza, oce
in sin.
Ena njunih igrac je predstav-
liala otroka, XII sedi ma okroglem
stolcku in pise "a malo mizico.
zdaj pa zdaj pomaka pero v
crnilnik in stresa crnilo, kar ga
je proved. S krasnimi potezami
pise cele stavke, della povsod,
kjer je treba, velike crke, deli
besede ma zloge in prehaja
konca vrste ma zacetek druge.
Pri tenn pa vedno gleda knjigo,
XII lezi pred MIN, in prepisuje
il ME.
Druga igracka je bill psicek, XII
je cuval jerbas jabolki. &c je
kdo vel jabolko, je pes zalajal
tako glasno in naravno, da so
pravi psi, &c so bill blizini, po-
segli vines in slozno zalajali.
Poleg drugega sta Droza tudi
izdelala mehanicno pianistko, XII
je igrala razlicne reci. Najbolji
izdelki teh Drozov pa je bilo
jgledalisce marionetk, XII so pred
stavljale eel komad.
Prior je kazal planinski pas
mix, obrobljen visokimi CORA
mi. Ma pasniku je bila velika
creda, XII jo je cuval ovcarski
pes. Pod goro je stal kmecki
! dom, na drugi strani scene pa
Min oh potoku.
| Dejanje Sc zacenja S tenn, da
prijezdi S svojega dvorisca kmet
ma oslu. Jaha v Min. Ko sc bill
ia credi, zalaja pes, il male
Spite tam blizu pa pride pastir
pogledat, kaj Sc godi. Ne vrne Sc
V spiljo, temvec zaigra ma pis-
calko krasno melodijo, XII il od-
govarja odmev.
Medtem zajezdi kmet preko
mosta mad potokom k mlinu ma
dvor. Cd tam sc vraca pes in
vodi "a uzdo svojega osla, oto-
vorjenega, in nastaja PRIOR, ka-
kor je bill OBJ zacetku predstave.
Treba je Sc dodati, da je bilo
mad to malo sceno narejeno ne
bo, po katerem je pocasi vzha-
jalo sonce. Ko je ura kazala ma
II, je sonce doseglo svojo mai
visjo tocko, potem pa je zacelo
lett navzdol.
Zanimivo je, da je eden liz Dro-
zov napravil pravcat parni stroj
z lesenim kotlom. Zabavni so BIZ
Ii casi, ko so poleg parnih stro-
jew in podobnih priprav inze-
nirji delali mehanicne psicke in
pastircke in razne druge igrace.
A vendar so te igrace storile
svoje, ravno tako kakor ure.
: Vzpodbujale so iznajditelje k ma
: predku. Mnoge podrobnosti, "a
> misljene igrace, so sc obnesle
/ potem pri pravih 'strojih. Pou-
; cavajoc zgodovino strojev je lah-
ko najti nit, XII veze take igrace
S statvami ali krosni " tkalni-
| cab in pa parnim strojem ali
locomotive. To nit je ze kdaj
videlo bistro Marxovo oko. Ne
, kje pise Engelsu:
} "V Is. stoletju je ura prvi6
dala misel, da bi porabili avto.
| mate, posebno vzmeti in prozila,
"a proizvodnjo. zgodovinsko je
, mogoce dokazati, da so poskusi
: Vaucansona v tenn pogledu polka
zali velik vpliv ma fantazijo an.
, gleskih iznajditeljev."
: (Dalje y torek)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-30
Inzenirji prejsnjih stoletij

skin delavnicah, ne pa v tehnolo-
Skin zavodih. In vsi stroll, XII so
jih napravili, delajo Sc danes,
kajpada, izboljsani in izpreme-
njeni.
Pa ne samo to. Roke urarjev,
te roke, XII so vajene drobnih,
komaj otipljivih reel, so opravi-
lie ogromno delo. z uro, prav "a
prav mlinom ma vodo, so sc "a
cell vsi presenetljivo sestavljeni
stroll, XII jih vidimo povsod oko-
Ii.
Umetni ljudje
Mnogo je pripovedk umet-
nih, mehanicnih ljudeh, XII po-
slusno opravljajo vsako raboto,
samo da pritisnes ma ia ali oni
gumb. Ena takih pripovedk 60
vori O iznajditelju umetnih lju-
di, XII nj incl svojem domu niti
enega zivega sluge. Vse so delale
tho i ntocno spretne lutke. Ker
lutkam glave nj treba, jih je de
lutkam glave nj treba, jih je delal
brez njih. Strojem sploh nj tre-
ba cloveske oblike. &c ste bill kje
v predilnici, ste videli stroje, XII
delajo bolje in hitreje kakor tt
soce predic. In seveda hi bilo
nesmiselno, namesto enega ta-
kega, gospodarsko usjenega
stroja, postavljati tisoc umetnih
zensk S preslicami in kolovra-
tom.
Prvi iznajditelji strojev so to
prav razumeli.
Med urarji pa so bill tudi ta-
XII, XII so hoteli napraviti umet-
mega cloveka. In res, nekaterim
sc je posrecilo napraviti ne malo
takih premikajocih Sc lutk, XII SO
bile sicer nekoristne, pac pa sill
no bistroumne igracke.
V SO. stevilki "Sankt-Peter-
burgskih Vedomosti' liz leta
1777 je oglas, XII pravi, da Sc z
dovoljenjem policije razkazuje
umetna, lepo opravljena zenska,
XII sedi "a klavirjem in igra pre-
krasne umetne komade kakor
ziva umetnica. Igra in obnasa sc
tako odlicno in lepo, da Sc j
vsi gledalci cudijo, kako gibcne
roke ina, kako obraca glavo in
zivo gleda.
Pa Sc bolj umetne avtomate
so izdelovali.
Francoski mehanik Vaucan.
son ma primer, je izdelal tri igra'
ce-flavtista, bobnarja in raco
vse je bilo kakor zivo. Flavtis1
je igral celih IL pesmic ter j
sam pihal v piscal in nitro pre-
biral po njej prsti. Bobnar j
tolkel koracnice in drobil, da j
bilo veselje, raca pa je delala vse
kar zna raca: plavala je, gaga
la, plahtala S perotmi, kljuvals
po zrnju in pila vodo.
Flavtist, bobnar in raca 81
dolgo ziveli in mnogo Sc jim j
pripetilo. Vec desetletij so po
tovali in blodili cd lastnika dt
lastnika, cd selma ma sejem, kje1
so jih kazali "a denar.
Nekoc pa so jih, ravno ko 81
bill prisli v Nuremberg in Sc tan
v krcmi ustavili, vse skupaj ne
madonna prijeli in zaprli radi 60
spodarjevih dolgov. Bila je oh
|ljavljena drazba in nasi potnik
so sli pod kladivo. Kupil jih j
cudaski starec, XII je zbiral vse
kar mu je prislo pod roko. Y
vrtu je incl uti kupe redkil
predmetov; tia je sprawl tud
flavtista, bobnarja in raco. Cell
IL let je incl te reci tam v miru
XII ga MISC bile vajene; "a druzb
Jim je bila rama sara.
V vrtu je bilo vlazno, streh
ma uti je puscala. Prozila in zot
cata kolesa v notranjosti nash
potovanja vajenih gostov so za1
javela.
Tam bi jih bilo konec, prisl
je drugace. Reel so prezivele svo
;o~o oocpo1oyio
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-30

raznih gradbenih delhi. Posa-
mezni mestni rajoni tekmujejo
med seboj, kateri bo dosegel
udelezbo ma prosto-
voljnem delu.
Velika pripravljalna della "a
zgraditev novega BeOgrada. -
Ma velikih stavbiscih, kjer bo-
do kmalu zaceli graditi monu-
mentalna poslopja, bodo potre-
bovali ogromne kolicine gradi-
va. Ia hitrejsi dovoz so zgradili
vzdolz ceste med Beogradom in
Zemunom zeleznisko progo nor
maine Shrine. Gradivo ze dova-
zajo. Razen tega gradijo ceste
"a novo mestno cetrt. Oh Saw
zidajo skladisca "a material, XII
ga bodo dovazali po vodi.
% milijonov dinarjev "a sta
novanjske hise v Zadru. - Do
konca tega leta bodo pridobili
III stanovanj v novih hisah.
Oblastni ljudski odbor "a Dal-
macijo je nedavno odobril 12,-
100000 din "a move stanovanj-
ske hise, vlada LR Hrvatske pa
100000 din.
Med velike mladinske delovne
akcije spada graditev tovarne
hidravlicnih strojev pri zitnja-
ku. - Ma predlog co Ljudske
mladine Jugoslavije je minister
"a delo zvezne Wade izdal odlok,
da velja pravilnik o proglasa-
nju udarnikov ma mladinski pro-
gi Samac-Sarajevo tudi pri
graditvi te tovarne.
Ce bi ne bilo nOvOtarjev, bi
Sc delO ustavilO. - V tkalnici
bombazevinastega blaga v Nj
su ie doslej delo veckrat zasta-
10, ker MISC imeli pomembnega
nadomestnega della "a statve
Prejsnje case so dobivali taksne
nadomestne dele IL tujine. De-
lavci, XII so zaposleni v tkalnici
so koncno sami izumili nacin "a
izdelovanje Sc boljsih nadomest'
nih delov cd onih, XII so jih pre-.
prejemali IL tujine.
Najvecji zerjav v nasi draw
so naredili v ladjedelnici "Tretj
mai" ma Reki. zerjav obratujf
ma elektrieni pogon in ina no
silnost so ton. Naredili so gs
po nacrtih nasega strokovnja
ka, delali so pa sami domaci de
lavci. Delo je trajalo enajst me
secev. zerjav bodo uporabljal
v ladjedelnici.
Resko pristanisce - najvecj'
v drzavi.-Okupator je oh uni
ku miniral resko pristanisce te:
je bilo razdejano do 958c. o.
4,4OO m obale je ostalo nepo
skodovanih samo 100 m. Me-
petletko bo pristanisce obnov
ljeno povsem tako, da DO dose
glo predvojno zmogljivost, ra
zen tega Sc pa bodo obale po
daljsale "a 300. Precej della j
ze gotovega. Della ma operativn
obali bodo letos gotova do 6O%
Ze lani oh koncu leta je bio Oh
novljeno 965 m operativne oba
lie. Doslej so obnovili: Trzask'
obalo, Cat Vladimira Gortana
Splitsko obalo, del Zagrebsk
obale, Supilovo obalo it'd.
Rudarsko naselje gradijo o.
rudniku magnezija Coles pr
Lipljanu ma Kosovem. Dokler j
bill rudnik v zasebni lasti, s
imeli rudarji lie emo nezdrav
stanovanjsko poslopje. Zdaj p
gradijo oh rudniku sodobno de
lavsko naselje. Med petletko be
do zgradili 16 lepih enonad
stropnih his druzinskimi i
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-30

Norocojte, Strife in citojte
" "EnakOprGVn0Stw
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-30
LUCKMAN PRAVI, DA BO
"STEDNJA HRANE" USPELA

NEW YORK, %. okt.-Pred-
sednik odbora drzavljanov "a
stednjo hrane Charles Luckman
pravi,' da kampanja "a stednjo
hrane tako dobro napreduje, da
ho cilj, da Sc prihrani 100000
600 busljev zita "a Evropo, ver-
jetno dosezen pred 1. januarjem.
Y "En0k0pr0un0sti" d0bite
Uedsao sveze dnevae novice o do.
godkih po svetu in doma!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-30

Rudarsko naselje gradijo OBJ
rudniku magnezija "Goles" pri
Lipljanu ma Kosovem. Dokler je
bill rudnik v zasebni lasti, so
imeli rudarji lie emo nezdravo
stanovanjsko poslopje. Zdaj pa
gradijo oh rudniku sodobno de-
lavsko naselje. Med petletko bo-
do zgradili 16 lepih enonad-
stropnih his druzinskimi in
samskimi stanovanji.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-02
Postal Services
 Being Curtailed

WASHINGTON, R)-The post office department said Thursday that postal services in some com munities are being curtailed slight ly pending action by Congress on requests for more money to f.. nance operations this month aud next.
 This, it was explained, means that in some communities Saturday residential deliveries may be tenn porarily suspended to eliminate the hiring of substitute help. Pick ups from street corner mail boxes may be reduced from six to five times daily, or business district de liveries cut from four to three times a day.
 Officials emphasized that no community will be cut off from postal service.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-02
Another Tornado Hits Arkansas

JONESBORO Ark. (P)-Cyclonic winds whipped through large DOT tionS of northeast Arkansas and southeast Missouri just before dawn Thursday injuring many persons and causing widespread property and crop damage.
 No fatalities were reported
 It was Arkansas second wind storm this week. Nine persons died in tornado in the northwest cor ner Of the State Tuesday night.
 Largest communities known to have been hit were JoneSboro and Blytheville, each with a popula- ton of about l2,O00; Paragould, 10000; Osceola, 4.000; and Marked Tree, 5000; in Kansas and Steele, Mo, about 4,000.
 An undetermined number of in jured was taken to a Blytheville hospital. Three persons injured at Marked Tree were hospitalized at Memphis. Two were known to have been injured slightly at Para gould. Two were critically hurt at Caraway.
 Lack of communications from here to Bennett, Mo-, led to the be- lief that community may have been damaged.
 Other communities hit include LeachVille, Keiser, Joiner, Manila, Bono and Philadelphia.
 A school building at Philadel- phia was reported to have been virtually demolished. Torrential rain accompanied the northeast wind.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-02
AFL And CIO Talk Of Merger
Friday. May 2. ls47

WASHINGTON, CP) - The AFL and CIO shook hands yeSter- day and began talking about mer- ger.
 Labor bills in Congress hastened the meeting.
 Both rival leaders - William Green of the AFL and Philip Mur- ray of the CIO-asserted in ad- vance of their huddle that they have an "open mind" about how - solve the major obstacles to unity.
 But little optimism could be found in either camp over the pros pect of an early consolidation of the AFL's 7,5OOOOO and CLOS
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-02
(. Of C. Presents
 Drastic Labor Bill

WASHINGTON, (P)-A propos- ci labor policy which would out -aw the closed shop and require a 'cc~et ballot of employees before the calling of a strike was present.
 yesterday for consideration by ne United States Chamber of Commerce
 The resolution was drafted by ne chambers Remember policy committee headed by w. A. King, Sioux City, Iowa, builder. Approv- 0l was expected late today at the final business session of the 35th annual convention.
 The proposal was far more dras- lie than some officers had antici- pated. It did not call for the out right ban on induStry-wide bar gaining contained in a HouSe-ap- 0"OVed labor bill, but did urge fc3eral prohibitions of "monopolo- !istic practices" through industry vide bargaining or other means.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-02
Building Trades
 Strike In Detroit

DETROIT, C4o) - Some l6,500 AFL building trades workers went oH strike in the Detroit area yes terday, virtually halting all work on housing projects and commer- cial buildings.
 Finlay C. Allan, secretary of the AFL carpenters district council, said 5000 carpenters spearheaded tne Walkout. They were joined by 4,900 painters affiliated with the AFL district painters council, 5000 AFL laborers and 800 cement fin lshers.
 The strike, described by AFL leaders as a "work holiday fol- lowed a breakdown Wednesday of wage talks involving the carpen- ters and painters and contracting firms represented by three em- ployer organizations.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-02
English Stevedores Return To Work

LONDON, (P)-About 1000 of London's 10000 striking dock workers returned to work Thurs day, and leaders of the other strik- CTS planned meetings later in the day to consider the labor govern ment's back-to-work appeal.
 The Labor ministry, meantime, intervened to try to end a strike of 1000 City of London employees whose Walkout halted garbage col lectiOns, delayed funerals, snarled city produce markets and closed the Tower of London drawbridge over the Thames, disrupting traf- fife
 Some 10000 London dOckerS were out in sympathy with $500 Glasgow dock workers, who quit March "A because 800 fellow em- ployees were declared redundant and released.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-02
GENE SNOW TO ENTER
 BUSINESS WITH FATHER

ANCHORAGE - Gene Snow, who has been employed by the Ray Peterson Flying Service here for several years will leave early this month for Bethel where he will go into partnership with his father, John Snow, in operating a freight boat on the KuskokWim Bay.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-02
6,000,000 members.

Murray thinks the two groups should demonstrate their solidarity first in fighting off common foes, wherever they may be. After that, would come talk about physical consolidation.
 The AFL leadership wants the unions in the CIO to come back under the federation's banner - possibly with T brand new name as the first step. Then cooperation would come naturally, the AFL contends.
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-02

More than 100 different makes of steam automobiles were built 2t various times in the United States since the inception of the industry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-27
TrOop5GirI Scouts
Toured Interesting
Places of Key Vest
(COntributed)

(Contributed)
Recently, members of Troop S;
Girl Scouts planned. and carried
out "Tour of Interesting Places
in Key West.
The first point of interest on
the tour was the museum at the
Convent of Mary immaculate on
Division street. There the girls
were greeted by Sister Catherine
:, who very obligingly gave the his
7 tory OF many interesting objects
!. in the museum. Among the items
= were ARTICLES made by the famous
!. Dr. Mudd while prisoner at
Fort Jefferson; pictures and Or
naments worn by tribe of can
nibals living on the mountain TOP
of Luzon Island; a vase made of
p buttons by missionary in China:
shells and numerous other arr
, ticles. "This visit will long be
remembered" the girls said after
leaving the museum.
Next stop was at the Municipal
Aquarium at the foot of White
head street. The girls viewed the
many, tanks containing beautiful
ly"colored fish and other speci-
. mems of marine life. They found
the turtles most interesting. The
Sdenizens of the deep would come
up to the top of the water to be
fed from the hand of the atten-
dant. The girls learned that the
largest, turtle in the pool was
about 200 years old and weighed
500 pounds. The colorings of the
many beautiful fish, together
with the colorings of the flower
beds, made this truly beautiful
spot in our island city. |
From the aquarium the scouts
went to the Key West Coca-Cola
Bottling Co. at the foot of ST.
monitor street. Here the girls
watched the interesting process
of bottling this soft drink They
were shown how the bottles are
first placed in washer and then
come out washed and sterilized
on rack where they are inspect
ed and passed on to stop only long
enough to be filled with cola and
carbonated water, capped and
continued on their way to pass in
front of bright lights for final in
spection before being packed in
cases. The girls were then sur
prised with a cold bottle of coke
and souvenirs of their visit by
the management.
Continuing on their tour, the
girls. stopped next at the Sign
Shop on Simonton street, owned
and operated by Neil Saunders.
There the girls were shown all
sizes of signs and Mrs. Saunders
gave some rather instructive and
interesting points on sign paint
ing.
Next on the list of points of
interest was the turtle craWls at
the foot of Margaret street. The !
girls plan to revisit the craWlS !:
again at the time of unloading of
the turtles and to learn their his
tory.
Last stop on the tour was made !
at Thompson's Curio Shop on
Margaret street. There, some of (
the girls purchased curios, while !
others viewed the many inter
esting curiosities of the sea.
Another tour will be planned
during the winter as all agreed !
that the afternoon had been well
spent, having learned much about !
our Island City.
Evening star., 1947-12-07

ing Is to pick vice presidential tim
ber and then quoted James c. Quig'
ley, Nebraska national committee
man, as follows:
THE only purpose is to plan STRAIT
egy for successful campaigns to take
back Midwestern and Western
States from the Republicans
President Truman's appointment
of Republicans to Government posts
has heightened concern for patron
age among Western Democrats
Nebraska Democrats were especially
aroused by the naming of Dwight
Griswold as administrator of the
Greek aid program shortly after
the three term Republican governor
lost in his bid for the Republican
Senatorial nomination.
The meeting will be attended by
National committee members, State
chairman and vice chairman ane
Young Democrats from Colorado
Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri
Nebraska, North and South Deakota
Oklahoma, Wyoming, Montana ane
Michigan.
Evening star., 1947-12-07

dent Truman for a new term and
Secretary of the Navy Sullivan for
Vice President.
New Hampshire's primary is the
first in the Nation.
Mr.. Carlson said several party
leaders in the State had approved
the idea of the Truman-Sullivan
slate and that Democratic national
committeeman in other States also
registered approval.
From indications also given to
me, would not be surprised if we
wind up with the bulk of the New
England Democratic delegates-elect
in support Of a Truman-Sullivan
ticket" Mr.. Carlson said.
Secretary Sullivan is Manchester
attorney.
New Hampshire Democrats will
have 16 one-haf vote seats in the
party's convention.
Evening star., 1947-12-07
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. As
J

children to have sectarian education
need not rely and cannot impose
on public schools for it. The Church
and the home are free to teach and
practice religion" =
The Champaign School Board has
contended that should the court out
law religious education in public
school buildings, the country would
be committed to a policy Of "hos-
tility to religion"
Evening star., 1947-12-07

against the county school board on
behalf Of her son, Terry, arguing
that nonsectarian religious courses
in the Champaign schools violate
the Federal Constitution by break
ing down the separation of Church
and State.
She appealed to the Supreme
Court, where the case is pending.
In its brief, the Civil Liberties
Union said parents who desire their
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Western Democrats
To Confer on Patronage

OMAHA, Dec. 6 (P.-Democratic
leaders from IL States are coming
here Wednesday to discus patron
age, not vice presidential prospects
a party spokesman said tonight.
"Of course, there'll be talk about
a running mate for Truman" said
a State party officer who asked not
to be quoted directly.
1--WE couldn't stop it if we wanted
to. But it's still true that the prin-
cipal purpose of the meeting is tc
discuss patronage"
A slightly different version Of the
purpose of the party conference
was contained in a formal release
tonight from the Nebraska party
headquarters. 1t also denied that
the principal purpose" of the meet
Evening star., 1947-12-07
wyatt Favors Truman
For 1948, He Says as
He Takes Party Post
By the Associated Press

Wilson w. Wyatt, who left the
Government last December after a
disagreement over housing policies,
came out yesterday for President
Trumans election in 1948.
The former Federal Housing Ex-
pediter and one-time Mayor of
Louisville, KY, was named National
chairman of the Jackson-Jefferson
anniversary dinners to be held by
the Democrats February 19 to raise
1948 campaign funds.
Nj. Wyatt will also serve as chair
man of the Washington, dinner to
be addressed by President Truman.
Mrs. George Mesta, Washington and
Rhode Isiano society figure who
comes from a wealthy Oklahoma
oil family, was named national CO.
chairwoman of the dinners. Acey
Carraway, of Orlando, Fla, assistant
to the treasurer of the Democratic
National Comrnlttee, will be execu-
tive director of the dinners.
Now Practicing Law.
In accepting the appointment by
Chairman McGrath of the National
Committee, Mr.. Wyatt said the din
ners will he a powerful force in
backing President Truman's pro-
gram in the 194S elections and in
insuring that he is returned to the
White House along with a pr
sive Democratic Congress that viii
help carry his program through to
success"
Mr.. Wyatt is now practicing law
and on the side serves as chairman
of Americans for Democratic Ac-
ton, rival Of the Progressive Citi-
Zens of America, which sponsors
Henry A. Wallace's appearances
throughout the country.
ADA came into existence last jan
uary to try to keep the Democratic
Party New Dealish. 1t rejected any
alliance with Communists or Fas-
cists. Pea organized month
earlier to unite all "progressives" re-
gardless of race, creed, color, ma
tional origin or political af1liation. y
1t is headed by Frank Kingdom and
Robert w. Kenny.
Praises Truman's Course.
| Mr.. Wyatt said Americas fate at
home and the fate of freedom-lov-
ing nations abroad hinges on
Americas continuing the progressive
liberal policies which have made her
private enterprise economy the
strongest in the world and have set
up true democracy to which men
of good will all over the. globe look
for inspiration.
president Truman" he added
has charted such a course for the
Nation. He has set forth for us a
positive program to keep us strong
at home while permitting us tc
share our strength with friendly
nations abroad"
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Trumon-SuIIivon Slate
Planned in New Hampshire

! CONCORD, N. H., Dec. (P1.-
Harry Carlson, New Hampshire
Democratic national committeeman
told the Concord Monitor to-
day he positively" intends to spon-
sor a slate of candidates in the
March 9 primary pledged to Presi-
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Asian Economic Porley
Ends in Disappointment
By the Associated Press

BAGUIO, Philippines, Sunday,
Dec. 1.-THE U. N. Economic Com
mission for Asia and the Far East
ended its 12-day session yesterday
amid disappointment that the
United States had put forth no
concrete aid plan.