davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27

spijonskih centrov obsezna ma
vodila "a izvrsevanje svoje spi-
jonske sluzbe. Take direktive so
dobivali il inozemstva po kama
lih, XII so jih sami organizirali
in vzdrzevali z vohunskim cen
from 1O1 v Avstriji in agenti v
syici ter v nekaterih drugih dr.
zavah.
Vse njihovo delo je bilo glo-
boko zakonspirirano in ilegalno.
Uporabljali so ilegalna imena,
sifre, strogo zaupne kurirje, ra-
diooddajne postaje "a prenasa-
ME spijonskih porocil. Donna so
organizirali obvescevalno mre-
70, XII so jo smatrali "a temelj
svoje organizacije. Postavljanje
mreze je bill osnovani problem
vseh njihovih razgovorov in
sklepanja ma rednih sestankih.
Vsak ukrep Xxi so ga podvzeli,
vsaka direktiva, XII so jo dobili
il inozemstva ali cd posamezne-
ga clana tujega predstavnistva,
je bila ma sestanku kriticno pre-
debatirana, tako da je vsak We
del "a Vse.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27

primer Drcarjeve. Kdo je sprawl
Drcarjevo ma vase stanovanje?"
Obtozenka: "Ona je prisla sa-
ma" ...
Tozilec: "Ste vi vedeli "a to,
da bo sla Drcarjeva preko me-
je"
Obtozenka: "Sem." -.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27
Obtozenka Pavla Hoeevar
priznava svojo krivdo

priznava svojo krivdo
Predsednik sodisca je obtoze-
no Pavlo Hocevar vprasal, ali
prizna krivdo v smislu obtoz-
nice, ma kar mu je obtozenka
pritrdila:
"Seveda."
Predsednik: 'Priznate pravil-
most vasih podatkov in navedb,
XII ste dali v preiskavi?"
Obtozenka: "Priznam."
Predsednik: cali ste sc vi ude-
lezevali sestankov pri Nagode-
tu?"
Obtozenka: "Veckrat."
Predsednik: "Od katerega ca
sa so bill ii sestanki? Kdaj Sc
je zacelo po osvoboditvi?" ?"
Obtozenka: "Mislim, da jeseni
1916"
Predsednik: ''Kdo je prihaja]
ma te sestanke pri Nagodetu?"
Obtozenka:: "Hribar, Kavcnik,
Zupana Sc spominjam samo pro-
tt koncu. Kumelj je bill samo en-
krat pri Nagodetu in en- krat pri
meni. Pirca sem videla enkrat." !"
Predsednik: 'Zakaj so bill Sc.
stanki potem preneseni k vam?'
Obtozenka: 'Tako, da ne bi
bill zmeraj ma enem kraju."
Predsednik: cali so bill ii Sc
stanki tajni?"
Obtozenka: ''Bili so tajni."
Predsednik: "Kdo je incl pr
tenn vodilno vlogo?",
Obtozenka: "Kolikor vem, j(
je incl Nagode."
Predsednik: "Vasa skupina j
organizirala potem zveze z ino
zemstvom So sc S tenn strinjal
ostali clani skupine?"
Obtozenka: "Seveda, z oziron
ma to, ker smo govorili, da bi s.
bilo treba povezati z inozem
stvom."
Predsednik: 'Kdo je vzdrze
val zvezo?"
Obtozenka: "Zveza Sc je vzdr
zevala S pomocjo kurirja Pc
tra'."
Predsednik: "Kdo je ponare
ial osebne dokumente?"
Obtozenka: "Spomnila sem sc
da nisem mogla v Trst in sen
potem dovolilnico, Xxi sem jo do
bila, nekomu pokazala, zdi S
mi, da Nagodetu. Nagode jo j
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27
Zavednost ljudstva
otezkoGala delo vohunom

&c sc MISC drzali do crke toe
no navodil, XII so jih prejemali
iz inozemstva, so to storili zara-
di tega, ker so teren bolje pozna-
Ii in so uporabljali lie to, kar je
bilo uspesnejse "a dosego eliza,
XII so 81 ga postavili. Ma skup-
mem sestanku so sklenili, da je
treba organizirati mrezo in to
mrezo povezati v podruznice, S
katerimi bi vzdrzevali zvezo S
kurirji. Ma sestankih so cello te-
ritorialno razdelili organizirano
delo.
Dejstvo je, da obtozencem cd
2. Decembra 1915, ko so sc kon-
stituirali in sklenili organizirati
mrezo, nj uspelo ustvariti take
mreze, XII bi lahko dala vse tisto,
kar so spijonaze v inozemstvu'
cd njih zahtevale. Toda vzrok nj
v nedelavnosti ali v tenn, da ne
bi hoteli ustvariti take mreze,
ampak je vzrok tenn, da je de-
lovanje te organizacije ma vsa-
KEN koraku otezkocala budnost
politicna zrelost nasega ljud-
stva ter so lahko uspeli le pri
posameznih protiljudskih ele-
mentih.
&c pazljivo precitamo zapis-
nike in zaslisanja obtozencev
ter pregledamo yes preiskovalni
material, je il vseh spijonskih
|porocil razvidno, kako besno in
strupeno sovrazijo Federativno
ljudsko republiko Jugoslavijo,
pridobitve narodno-osvobodilne
borbe in izgradnjo ter vsestran-
sko gibanje, petletni plan, Jugo-
slovansko armada in sploh vse,
kar je ljudskega. Ia njih je ljud-
stvo, kot Sc sami izrazajo, $50
drga,' "pakaza," predstavniki
organov ljudske oblasti pa "sku-
pima amoralnih slovenskih ljudi,
XII crpa svojo moe IL neizmerne
neumnosti slovenskega izobra'
zenstva," slovenski izobrazenci.
kakor duhovni velikan Oton zu.
pancic, pisatelj Finzgar, Cankal
in Vidmar pa "literarna svojat
XII Sc drenja h koritu."
| Ljudska oblast pa je zanje
"oblast izprijenih studentov, po
kvarjene jare gospode in delo
mrznezev."
4 Pc vsem tenn je logicno, da s.
obtozeni Nagode veseli temu, d.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27

luOFdJO udSc Cete ZdpuSIlIl 1TSt
in ,da obtozeni F'urlan ma vpra-
sanje Nagodeta, ali bo pomagal
podpreti nase argumente "a pra-
vicne meje, odgovori odlocno
"ne" da je obtozena Vodeto-
va, kateri je bila nekoc poverje-
ma vzgoja mladine, primerjala v
svojem porocilu prostovoljno
udarnisko prizadevanje nase
mladine s hitlerjanskimi tabori-
Sci. Obtozeni Nagode je v svojih
zapiskih zapisal sledece:
"Vsi snao sG to, d0 Sc ho6 ma
kvart diskutirot IN sabavljat.
Raj$i tri faSismae kokor en-
kvart >
Stare pripoveduje o strasni
Osvobodilni 'front.' sodrgi in pa
kazi v Siski.
Furlan pravi: "Toliko bonn de-
lal, kolikor mi placajo -"
Obtozeni, XII danes odgovar-
jajo "a svoje zlocine pred ljud-
skim sodiscem, so ze v casu oku-
pacije izvrsili dejanja vohun-
stva in izdajstva. "Stara prav-
da" nj bila nikoli politicna CRU
pacija, XII bi imela kako zaslom-
DO v ljudstvu, niti nj nikoli iska-
la kakih mnozicnih zvez in poll
tiene zaslombe, temvec je pred
stavljala lie majhen krog ljudi,
XII je intrigiral in spijoniral ma
vse strani in proti vsemu.
! Obtozenega Nagodeta tudi ne
mott dejstvo, da della Vauhnik
"a Gestapo in tujo vohunsko
sluzbo, kakor ga ne mott DEF
stvo, da delajo tudi ostali pri-
padniki "Stare pravde" "a raz-
licne spijonske sluzbe.
v svoji bolni ambiciji so upa-
Ii, da bodo zavladali mad sloven-
skim ljudstvom in da jim bodo
njihovi prikriti gospodarji dali
delez ma oblasti kot nagrado "a
njihovo spijonsko delo. Ma tel
poti spijonaze so ostali vse do
konca vojne in jo po osvoboditvi
tudi nadaljevali. Takoj po osvo-
lboditvi so sc zaceli ponovno Sc
stajati.
L. vseh njihovih zapiskov,
najdenih pri preiskavi, izzveni
samo emo: vsi so bill edini v TEN,
da je treba zopet nekaj storiti.
zeleli so 81 intervencije, katera
mai bi odstranila sedanjo drzav-
no ureditev nase domovine, Cd
pravila temeljne pridobitve ma
rodno-osvobodilne borbe.
Kot narodni izkoreninjenci
kot hlapci v sluzbi tujih gospo'
darjev so Sc posluzevali najbol.
ostudnih zlocinskih sredstev '
svoji izdajalski borbi proti ljud'
ski oblasti in nasi drzavi. Padlj
so, v blato vohunstva in izdaje
domovine.
Ko predajam obtoznico, pozi
YAM sodisce, da "a vse obtozen
ce izrece strogo kazen po tezin
njihove krivde. Preprican sem
da je zahteva po strogi kan
i proti spijonom zahteva' vsegs
L. nasega delovnega ljudstva, k
, nikakor ne more dopustiti, da b
, v casu, ko samo ogromno zrtvu
> je "a obnovo izgradnjo in il
, vrsitev petletnega plana, nekd'
. rusil in oviral njegove napore
r da hi v casu, ko nasi narodi EEL
:, miru in sozitja vsemi drugim
drzavami, nekdo scuval ma inter
e vencijo proti nasi drzavi.
: Ko je javni tozilec po skora
dvournem citanju prebral obto2
e nico, so poslusalci v dvorani
a dolgotrajnim ploskanjem pritl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27
Razprava pred 0kroznim sodiscem ljubIjani
proti vohunsN skupini: Nagode, Snoi FurIan|

: - 49,
Uteneljitev obtozbe
Kazniva dejanja, katerih so
obtozeni Crtomir Nagode in So
obtozenci, so dokazana delno z
njihovimi priznanji, stevilnimi
dokumenti, pricami in drugimi
dokaznimi sredstvi.
Obtozba je v prvem delu OBJ
toznice obtozila vse obtozence
kot skupino ljudi, organizirano
dolocenim zlocinskim nakle-
pom, v drugem delu pa posamic-
no z ozirom ma stopnjo zlocinske
delavnosti posameznika. Obt6z-
ba smatra, da vsak obtozenec
odgovarja "a vso skupnost zlo-
cinov kot clan te vohunske orga-
nizacije, kajti "a >zlocinske ellie
in namene ter "a zlocinske naci-
ne uresnicevanja teh ciljev in
namenov je vsak obtozenec ve-
del, jih odobraval in izvrseal.
Ce je otboSeai Boris F~rlam
isvrseval taxa dejaeja Eokor ma
primer, da je cd obto$emega To-
rama Hribarja sprejel poro6ilo
obve$6evazne usebine, ga korigi-
raj, odresal spodaj inae, saveda-
joe Sc protidrSavne vsebime, in
ga nato predal 6lamu tujega
Professionalism in ustno sporoGil
podpisnika, potena je tahcimai
dejamji pokasal, da sogla$a z slo-
cimskima aoklepon1 te orgamiso-
cije, orgamisirame so vohwmstvo
proti na$i drSavi, IN ',osi $50 0d-
govormost sa sk~pmost slocinov,
XII jih je to- orgamiSacijo asvrSila,
Geprav bi "a use slocine posG-
nesnikoV ne vedel.
Preiskava je jasno .dokazala,
da so sc obtozenci zdruzili v do
loceni zdruzbi ljudi, Sc konsti-
tuirali in Sc redno sestajali, or
ganizirali vohunsko mrezo in
zbirali obvescevalne podatke ter
Sc povezovali S spijonskimi CEN
tri v inozemstvu. Njihov cilj je
bill zbirati in dajati podatke tenn
spijonskim centrom, XII so orod-
je mednarodne reakcije v borbi
proti resnicno demokraticni Fe-
derativni ljudski republiki Ju-
goslaviji.
Obtozeni Crtomir Nagode in
soobtozenci predstavljajo torej
organizirano skupino ljudi,
agenturo tujih spijonskih sluz,
katero zdruzuje dejstvo, da so
vsi clani imeli isto voljo in isti
zlocinski namen, to je, izvrsiti
spijonazo v korist tujih spijon-
skin sluzb, skoditi Federativni
ljudski republiki Jugoslaviji ma
vsakem koraku. Preiskava je
neizpodbitno dognala, da je bil
njihov koncni cilj odstraniti oh.
stojeco drzavno ureditev v Fe'
derativni ljudski republiki Jugo'
slaviji in spraviti v nevarnost
pridobite osvobodilne borbe
Konkretni zlocini, XII so jih izvr
Sill, so lie posamezni primeri te
ga, vsem obtozencem enotnegs
nacrta zlocinske delavnosti.
Vendar pa to ne pomeni, da 81
vsi enako odgovorni, cato spe
cialni del obtoznice Individual
zira vlogo in odgovornost VISA
kega posameznika v okviru t.
vohunske organizacije.
Da delovanje omenjene skYpi
ne spijonov vsebuje element
vohunstva, je popolnoma jasn
il objekta kaznivega dejanjs
Predmet njihovega vohunstv
sodatki O IA, OZNA-i, industri
il, politicnem in splosnem gospc
draskem polozaju " .drzavi. ]
inozemstva so ldobivali cd tuji
At r HN1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27
ENAKOPRAvNosT

'jevali njegovim ugotovitvam.
Zatem je sodisce ma predlog jaw
mega tozilca ugodilo, da Sc pri
Frazpravi O tocki 6. splosnega IL
kljuci javnost, v ostalem pa bo
razprava javna.
Predsednik je zatem obtozeno
Pavlo Hocevar pozval, maj pri-
stopi k sodiscu, in poveljniku
straze ukazal, maj odvede ostale
obtozence. Po krajsem odmoru
Sc je razprava nadaljevala.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-02
Chinese To Take Over Dairen

HAWKING, P)-Foreign 0. ce spokesman Chang Yuaj-Zang I today that Soviet Ambassador m drei Petroff had been notified Dn March 31 of "the Chinese govJ.n- ment'S decision to take over e administration of Dairen and - { Arthur in the immediate future
 He added that "as regards le takeover delay, it may be recai n that it was the intention of re Chinese government to take oyer Port Arthur as the first step in le recovery of Manchuria as early aS October, 1945, think it is need 4" to dwell upon the reasons for .o- lay in this matter"
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-02
Everyone Flies In Alaska

GAP Special Washington Service)
 WASHINGTON, (R)-Alaska is the most air travel-minded area in the world, the Civil Aeronautics Administration reported today.
 CAA said the number of Alas kan airline passengers last year equalled 60 per cent of the Terri tory's 80,000 population. The mum Der of airline passengers in the United States was less than 10 per cent of the population.
 CAA said Alaskan air travel can be expected to increase in volume as mining activities grow. Alaska has very little surface transporta- ton.
 The average Alaskan resident flew 233 miles last year, compared with B miles for residents in the States. There is a plane for every l33 residents in Alaska, while the ratio in the States is one to l,647.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-02
Bronx Bus Lands In Hollywood

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (F) - The driver of a 44-passenger bus from the Bronx was in jail here today while authorities who impounded his empty conveyance when they took him into custody awaited word from New York as to what disposition will be made in the case.
 Police chief Philip A. Thompson identified the driver as 37-year- old William Lawrence Cimillo of the Bronx, N. Y. Cimillo gave no reason why he started out on a routine run Friday morning and wound up in Hollywood, more than 300 miles away.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-02
Lodge Refuses Hall To Communist

SEATTLE, (P)-Walton G. Leo key, Moose lodge secretary, said today the lodge had denied use of its hall for a speech by Mrs. Hilda Esler, wife of Gerhardt Eisler, al lcged Communist leader.
 Afte: renting the hall to the Civil Rights Congress for Mrs. E Slcr's appearance, Leckey said the lodge learned that other organ ;ZationS, some of which are known to be infiltrated with Commun- ists" also were sponsoring the speech.
 Mrs. John Caughlan, Civil Rights Congress executive secre- tary, said the meeting would be held in the shipscalers' hall.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-02
FAIR NOTES

Are you getting that exhibit ready to enter in one of the many and varied departments at the Fair? Remember, the exhibits are to be on display on the afternoons and evenings of April IF and IS, and with the way time flyS in the Far North, all interested parties should be getting their articles ready for display.
 If handcraft and needlework are your best accomplishments, by all means bring out sample of your work for exhibit in this depart ment under the supervision of Mrs. Roy Snyder. NeedleWork ex- hibited will be limited to articles not previously shown!
 Those persons whose talents run to cooking, better practice making their favorite dish for the house. hold economies division, super vised by Mrs. Ole Hay.
 Perhaps your interests are in mining and minerals. Unusual and varied displays of Alaska minerals or mining models are desired for this department, under the direc- tion of Ben Gillette, Rube Creamer, and Frank Love.
 If you are foto bug and have any colored 35 nm. slides or nov ies; entries may be left with Wood bury Abbey, Jr., who is in charge of that department.
 Students of the arts are provided for under the art department su- pervised by Mrs. Ben Gillette, Mrs. Don Lyle, and Mrs. Bob Baldwin.
 You sportsmen are also taken care of, at least if you fish, with the fish division, managed by Binks Seiffert, Fred Hyde, and Stanley Morgan.
 Gus Johnson is the man to sec if you have any furS to exhibit. alive, mounted, or otherwise.
 Antique, relic, and curio collect ors should bring their prized pos sessions out of moth balls and en-
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-02

ter them for display in this depart ment supervised by Harry Long ley.
 Naturally, the preceding infor- nation only partially covers the many and varied departments un- der which exhibits may be placed at the Fair, but gives all interested parties a preview of what is to come. The forthcoming Fair book let will give complete detailei in formation on each and every de- rartment. Just remember that this is your Fair, and you will bencr.' by any interest shown.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-02
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. s. Dept. of Commerce, Weather Bureau.
Wednesday, April 2, l947

Wednesday, April 2, l947
 Forecast Nome: Clear tonight and Thursday with fresh easterly winds. Lowest temperature tonight 5, highest temperature Thursday 20.
 Nome data as of 7:3O am. today: Temperatures last 24 hours: highest 22, lowest 3.
 Maximum wind last 24 hours 20 miles per hour from the east
 Sunrise at SIP am, sunset at 6:57 pm.
 Comparative data: Temperatures one year ago today: highest IA. lowest -23.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: lowest -23 in 1946, highest 42 in 1888.
 Data for other selected stations as of 7:30 am. today:
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-02
TWEET BROTHERS FLY TO NOME FROM TELLER

Harold and Wilbur Tweet flew into Nome Tuesday from Teller, where they are mining with other members of the TWeet family. They say the equipment is nearly ready to begin the mining season as soon as the breakup comes.
 The brothers have been very busy this spring hauling supplies and getting the equipment in shape for a big season.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-02

About 71,O00,O00 people own life insurance in the United States to- day.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-19

\djutant General Ellard Walsh
assured his listeners that enlist.
rent rolls would be opCnsd 10 all
'ersona regardless Of race, and
ithout any type Of racial diAcrimi,
nation, net later than May let,
A. present Minnesota Negroes
are not accepted for enlistment In
the National Guard In this state.
In both addresses General Walsh
praised the cause 81 tolerance and
unity. and commended the State In
torrAcial Commission for the fine
progress they have made with their
program for social justice. lie
stated that he sincerely hoped that
tho example set by the State Of
Minnesota would be followed wheF.
ever iRiuutlCeu are active.
The action II The State II Min.
nrSotA In AbollShing tho PFssldsn,
Woodrow Wilson imposed dla.
elimination In the military marks
the end Of q long campaign by q
group Of Minnesota veterans who
formed . volunteer committee "a
night racial discrimination and
Jim Grow In the National Guard.
Negro Vets Hand Together
The COMMITTEES formed early last
summer. VAS composed Of repre-.
ssntatiVeS from each Of the Negro
Veterans organizations In the Twin
Cities.
Formed with nm understanding
that there would be- no heroes, nc
leaders, OF any glory for y single
individual. The group met with
Governor Luther YounRdahl. and
Adjutant General Walsh, and ~.
celVsd assurance that their plea
would DO studied,
A short time later, Governor
YounRdRhl laid the matter In the
lap Of the Stats lntsrrAcial Com.
mission. and In the months that
followed plans we're discussed ~
10 ways and means by which the
Indignation Of Negro recruits could
10 brought about, Governor
YounRdahl from the hrst was
sympaths,ls 10 participation 4
Negro cItiRsns without formation
o. ssparats or "Jim Grow" unita.
Top level officers we're won h
the Justice Of the cause.
officials Of both the Veterans 81
Foreign Wars and ths American
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-19
South Afrieo'S treatment Of
Natives Condemned by United
Nations TrUsfeeship Council

resentatiVe, submitted siGhtseH
QRestiOMs concerning native rep.
resentatIOR In legislation. total
expenditures for the natives, con-
trolIed residence Of natives In 10
eAtiOas," and the meaning Of DC.
ures which showed that out 81
9.lTS convictions In interior
courts, "2,l2S were mRsteT-seT.
want cases"
AWni KhAlidy, Of IrAq. declared
"ths most important point emery,
ing from this report IL that the golt
mines Of South Africa are recruit
ing African labor from tho triba
areas Of South West Africa"
"Never before has labor from
this territory been indsntursd foI
the South African mines, which De,
pend on migratory labor recruited
from other sources outside South
Africa" said Mr.. KhAlidy.
The Trustseshlp COaneil may.
aseordiagly. want 10 inquire
abOut the labor conditions pre-
VaIIlag In these mlAes. more espe-
cially % South Africa has not
ratified any Of the international
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-19
Moxin0 HorpolO
Notionol Honor
Society Member

Maxine IIaFpoIs, B0uth High
school senior, was among ~ stu.
dents initiated into The National
Honor SocIsty at the school Dee.
10. Eligible students must meet
esrtSin requirements In scholar.
ship, IsHdsrEhip. character and
SsrvIss. They we're awarded cert.
heatsH.
Miss HsTpols. home TsprsS@ntS-
tive Of the SoEthsrnsE. the school
paper. u the daughter u Mr.. and
Mrs. Joasph r. Hsrpols, 1907 I7th
Ave. 30. Bbs 10 . member Of the
Blue Th girl reserve group, b..
longs 10 the Girls AthIstis ASSocis-
ton 1t the school and has received
an athletic letter and numsral. In
November, Ehs vas chosen from
the senior class 70 sOmpsts In the
aBn8ai national Pepsi Cola iHtSiii.
Rsnss contest Her class viii ETAdu.
ate In Juns.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-19
AVG. Asks Truman 70 End
Armed Forces "Jim Crow" in
Interest Of Eiqhfinq Forces

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. l6--
(NNPA)-Ths Americans Veterans
Committee last Monday called on
Secretary Of National Defense
James Forrestal to end racial dis
elimination and segregation In the
armed forces, "in line with the
recommendations Of the Presidents
Committee on Civil Rights"
Chat Paterson, ave national
made the appeal in = let
ter sent TO Mr.. Forrestal. Secretary
Of the Army Kenneth c. Royal. and
Secretary Of Air w. s. SymingtOn.
Citing the Civil Rights report
which asked enactment Of legisla-
ton by Congress to end diseriminA-
ton In the armed forces. Paterson
said:
The end Of racial discrimina-
ton and segregation In our arm.
ed forces need not await leEisla.
tiOa. since these practices are not
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-12-19

The Lodges Of Minnesota Elk.
dom, IBPoEw, In an impressive
ceremony joined In tributs TO their
deceased members Sunday, NJ the
Pilgrim Baptist Church, ST. Paul.
MsmoriAIIEed we're. G. c. Cald-
we'll Of Ames Lodge IO6; Thomas
s. williams, J. A. Gilyard and Wal.
ter Mansis Of Gopher LOdgO 1856
Mary Barron, Lucy jackson and
suSis Gaylord Of Como Temple las,
Rev. Floyd Massey. Jr.. assistant
chaplain Of Gopher Lodge, gave the
sermon and bensdiction. Julius W.
Clemens, exalted ruler Of Gopher
Lodge which was host for the coca
sion. was master Of ceremonies.
EuloRieS 10 the deceased were given
by leading officers Of the various
lodges.
The solemn dignity Of the SsrV.
ices was marked from the opening
by professional Of Elk members,
who entered 10 the singing Of "on.
ward Christian Soldiers" by the
senior choir % Pilgrim Baptist
Church.
The theme Of the services was
expressed In song by Geraldine
ScrogRinG Of Como Temple who
sang, Il Have Done Ny WORK" with
heartfelt sincerity, and In poetry
by william Ballard Of Gopher
Lodge who reeitsd "ThanhtOpsis."
Others who took part In the SsrV.
ices were; District Deputy J. ".
Pate; Dorothy James, state sdUca.
tionAl director; State Deputy n. y,
Warren; Pascal Todd, BnGndisT
General Of Minnesota ABtIsT
Guard; Charles Smith u the Past
Exalted Rulers Council 80.
Exalted Ruler James Hudson Of
Amss Lodge; Daughter Ruler Mar
Clark, Como Temple; Dt Ruler
Mary Hudson, hinnshahA Temple;
Dt. Ruler Myrtle Banks, Mary Ma.
son Council, Minneapolis; DauRh.
ter Washington, MinpshAhS TEN.
pie; Vice d. Ruler Curris AiIsp.
Anna jackson Council; Bro.
Charles c. Doty. Gopher Lodge;
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LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y,
Dec. 16 (NNPA)-0n the ba-
sis of its own report, South
Africa was condemned last
Friday in the United Nations
Trusteeship Council for race
segregation, labor exploitation and
inadequate provision Of schools and
health facilities In the former
Southwest Africa mandate, which
Il stiIl refuses 10 submit TO U. N.
truSteaship.
BY q unanimous vote, with Bel
gium abstainlng. the Council adopt
cd q United States resolution label
Ing the BS-pags report incomplete
and deciding 10 intsTTogAte South
Africa for supplementary data 70
be submitted 10 the Councils next
session In June.
Benjamin. GeEig. American rep.