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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-04
AmeriSki casnikar BIO
moral il JugOslavije

BEOGRAD, 2. nov. Dopis-
mix New York Times-a Arthur
BRANDED in njegova zena Mary
Lester Xxi posilja poroeila "a
United Press), sta dobila ukaz,
da morata v teku "a ur zapustiti
Jugoslavijo.
(Vcerajsnnje radio porocilo
pravi, da je ukaz dobil lie Bran
del, docim so jugoslovanske OBJ
lasti njegovi zeni povedale, da
lahko ostane v Jugoslaviji).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-04
ZDRUZENI NARODI OBSO-
Dill VOJNO PROPAGANDA

NEW YORK, 3. nov.-Gene-
ralna skupscina Zdruzenih naro-
dov je danes soglasno odobrila
resolucijo, katero Sc obsoja
vsako propaganda, XII utegne
ogroziti mir ma svetu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-04

Nov uradnik
Pr podr. st. 3 S.M.Z. je bill
ma mesto pokojnega John Gori-
SEX izvoljen podpredsednikom
Mr.. Frank M. Perko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-04
KONTROLA HRANE SE 30
KONCALA V KANADI

Ottawa, 2. nov.-Zadnja hra-
ma, XII je v Kanadi bila doslej ma
odmerke, vkljucno sladkor, DO
cd jutri v Kanadi v prosti pro-
daji. ... ......
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-04
|Amerika dolH Soyjetsko zvezo
"a neuspe$nost Zdruzzenih narodov
Formama izjava drzavnega oddelka
pravi, da je trina Rusije kriva, da
svet nj delezen ''sadov miru in zmage''

WASHINGTON 3. nov.-Drzavni oddeek je danes
objav poseben document glede della Zdruzenh narodov
katerem rd da je trina Ruse, oziroma nepriprav-
lenost sovjetske Wade, da bi znamenu kopromisov
izvrs dogovor, XII bill sklenjeni med vono odgovor
da svet oziroma Zdruzen narod ne uzivaio "sadov
miru in zmage."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-04

Seja
Clanice drustva est. Clair
Grove" st. SO VIC. so prosene,
da pridejo jutri vecer OBJ osmih
ma redno mesecno sejo v navad-
nih prostorih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-04
DO1llaCe vesi
V bolnisnici

v bolniSnici
Prosli petek Sc je podala "a
30 dni v Cleveland Clinic bol-
nisnico poznana Mrs. Ancka
Jurgek-Hocevar il 781 E. 236
st. zelimo j, da bi sc zdrava in
vesela vrnila ma svoj dom!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-04

Y "Enakoprov,sosti" dobite
uedno sveze dnepne novice o do
god1sih po spetn IN donna! '..S
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-04
Prog. SLOW. st. 3

4 105s 03VVs S4s y
Jutri vecer oh osmih sc vrsi
redna mesecna seja krozka st.
3 Prog. Slovenk v SLOW. dru-
stvenem domu ma Recher Ave.
Clanice so vabljene, da Sc ude-
lezijo v polnem stevilu, ker DO
vec stvari ma dnevnem redu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-04
Y hoIIywoodu .agitirajo "a
ukinitev Thomasovega odbora
V New Yorku je bill prirejen
banket "a 10 oseb, XII so pod
obtozbo radi preziranja kongresa

HOLLYWOOD 2. nov-Znane osebnosti filrnski in
dustriji XII organizrane odboru First Amendment
danes zacele akcijo da ukne kongresni odbor
aktivnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-04
v zadnje slovo

V zadnje slovo
Clanice drustva "Jutranja
zvezda" st. 1877 ABB so prose-
me-, da pridejo jutri vecer oh
7:30 uri v Zakrajskov pogrebni
zavod, da izkazejo zadnjo cast
pokojni clanici Ami Erbeznik ;
clanice drustva "sv. Ane" st.
4 SDZ pa so prosene, da pride
jo Oh osmih jutri vecer.
Clanice druStva "Waterloo
Grove" st. ITO w. c.. so prose-
ne, da Sc snidejo jutri vecer Oh
pol-osmih v zeletovem pogreb-
mem zavodu ma 458 E. 152 St.,
da Sc poslovijo cd pokojne cla-
nice Ivane Tolar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-04

Naro6ajte, Strife IN citajte
" "EnaEopraUssost"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-09-20
Mississippfan In
Japan

With The Eighth Army In Flu
kuka, Kyushu, Japan Aug IS
Pfc. Sammie l.. Wilson, son of Mr..
Leroy Wilson of 548 Jones Street,
Louisville, Miss, is now serving
with the 539th Engineer Fire FL
ghting Platoon in the oath Div
ision Artillery area in Fukuoka,
Kyushu, Japan.
Pfc Wilson enlisted at Fort Ben
ming, Ga, on 4 May 46 and receiv-
ed his basic training at FIT. Sam
Houston, Texas. In Aug 46 he was
sent overseas to joined the Eighth
Army which occupy Japan and
avs assigned to the 420th ON
Bakery Co., and later was assigned
to the 539th Engineer Fire Fight
ing Platoon which is in the oath
Division Artillery area as Fire
mans, which is located on Kyushu
island southern most and third
largest island of the Japanese
home group.
Pfc Wilson is now working as
Supply Sergeant for the unit and
his office is in the S-4, 63d FA
Bn. Pfc Wilson is doing a very
fine job in his newly assigned
job, but is his spare time you will
fine him reading a novel or some
insteresting digest.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-09-20
Graves Says
Mechanic Cotton
Negroes To Leave

Stoneville, Miss, Sept. -
Many southern Negroes may be or
their way into other sections Of
the u. S. soon should cotton pick
ing be mechanical, said John TEN
pie Graves, Birmingham Column
list and student of the southern
Negro question.
Speaking before the National
Cotton Councils belwide cotton
mechanization conference here last
Monday, Graves warned that King
Cotton's days were at an end un-
less cotton planters turned to mec-
hanization of the crop. He predict
ed a great deal of unemployment
as a result of the modern picker
but said eventually much high
er standard of living would pre-
vail in the entire area.
Graves asserted that with Neg
roes moving elsewhere as an af-
termath of mechanization, the re-
gion's colored population and pro-
blems would be lessened. Others
will go into agriculture and in
dustry, with the majority return
ing to trades, professions and SER
vices" he added.
Graves, insisted that the mechan-
lied picker would mean and end
to miserable work under terrible
conditions for many people.
But, said Graves, it is going to
take royal care of all who re-
MAN,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-09-20
Want Leader To
Leave Town
Ignoring Bias

Columbia N. C. - Negro hating
whites here were reported last
week to have requested a promin-
ent local Negro citizen to leave
town because he violated the ante
bellum southern racial tradition
of housing a group of white and
Negro students.
S. p. Dean, former Principal of
the local Negro high school, agri-
cultris tand director of the Light
of Tyrrell credit union is the OBJ
ject of local whites wrath with
threats against his personal SAT-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-09-20

".
don't know of any law pre-
venting white folks living with
Negroes commented Sheriff Ray
Cohoon Of Tyrrell county, "but
I know people here don't think
much of it,"
Dean, credited with trying to
improve relations here, permitted
the students to live IN his home
while working on their project. He
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-09-20

had made no comment on the re-
quest Of local whites to get out of
town.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-09-20
A BACK TO SCHOOL
SPECIAL

For the kids must use ink,
no spills, A fountain pen that
writes up to 3 years without
! filling. The first pen ever adj
yertised write over 2 years.
: Ball pointed so your can't
break the point. This offer ex-
, pires Sept. Is. Celors: Black,
! Blue, Wine and Brown. Price
: S1.OO. Internationally guar
: anteed. Uuse Postal Kote or pin
: one dollar to add. II. Nj. john
: son, 4031 st. Ferdinand, st.
Louis IL, Mo.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-09-20

No man over 40 should play hand
ball. 81 holes of golf in one dav ar "a
Tor ~ exercises
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-09-20
Hea0 ReanS

Cacao Beans
Cocoa and chocolate are manu-
fachTed from cscao beans obtained
from Latin America and West AZ.
y&ca.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-09-20

Gut Production Time
In 1909 It required 127 man hours
10 grow an. acre Of wheat. Today II
takes 80 man hours.
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Wnulr a.nau1 eIscr-ir riuaas m
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Mrs WlEasr Befne zan fzzlsss
Eett Yesterday Tor MarscRrEre r.
lan NJ Beff1el vzno Is errpEng
ec ny the NIenree caEtTrrs fer--s
system At tra1t place
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< SrTsdrl SufI0r r. sssSylt.-
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One coffin anC sEy shelters
were nnea-tnsci ge<perL.zss pv
YrpA weesers vtfiifa digging =
trench for = sevessr rsatn a. ttIss
western enc al Earar Sfrse+. II
tna1 locality according IL JEFF
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-03

Mrs. Nlsry Ferr1s Of Washing q
tgD x-rtSee Yesterday t. visit
he Iial1gtzfec sg1lo IS & S;aG1e1f
IL tige Eerp@nr Of Mars Frinzac
utaEe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-03

VII Parks lefr yesterday fo-'
Taverrlel Etnegse. t1e SaEc. ~ t.
Eenus g rIzsalse MS fnanae
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Maurice Spice q New YORK al
tnrraer. arrtvetl vssfercsaE II Wis
/ E-rsest Eieul1Tzansrv TIE aIttt91'
n flis horne a. W9iEeiFesc a1c
Difwfs STreers
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-03

azln rIsarsv otiaer sixiits. Qualified
ATTN Mary Marine a. Least
GrEarti veeera1s vg1lb fEeln3 anV
Of Seuss $50 seeupafuna SIPS
e1attlss .fer 4 naunrns or nIurE
nRrv ROW enlis' I the nsw hes
Liar ARMY x guEcte GsTgsIfns
HE upon the e1gtE Vi vaE
Previous oecnEsTI1nitl srgeeiatrE-
servpce. New mgr Army by
Inr tee opportunities Tor &c
vaaeeuEsns MAKE al Army "a
assr uaore attractive TIuv iIEar5
ever safore Stup IL arIc flmc
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Farruis11 regulation Apptv 1T
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r. F,5orala 6 mere 81 AZ ct1n;s-
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rss-r,1atrve Of t3e eonua1rr
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GOOD JaE F0R FT-llfFslgIE6
6EsNg NAVY MARINE AND
czEEAT ALL Ess-I-Sl
.Tef-- MICS c4raris
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Mrs. t-t:a@iss Falts III Duea
stree FscetVep & Telegram ltls
morning. informing raer ira.
.IrfavrIsas 4, fsse1is nag dlse IL IlRs
fsorle n@l-sseaal Gables. RS Hsas =
fspfan- Be Resstef anr was Inc
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y.fseersssaS f3r fltgas saS Increased
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wrsf ttse lighthouse ss-vscs Tssre.
BET. YESTERDAY fef Es,sKsgynvil4 BU
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A fine of $3.50 was imposed on
Juan Quesada, %, of 9O7 Division
street. this afternoon by Munich
pal Judge Enrique ESquinaldo af-
ter finding him guilty of assault
and battery, causing an accident
and leaving the scene.
QueSada was charged with as
sault and battery on Ernest Avlla.
young war veteran, scOutmaSter
and University of Florida student,
after running into an automobile
containing Avila and driven by
Archie Potter, assistant Boy
Scout commissioner for this dis
trict, Thursday night. at Simon
ton and Division streets.
Avila appeared in court bearing
the marks of several blows which
he said QueSada struck. A badly
broken nose had been set but both
eyes were still blackened, Avila
said he asked Quesada, after the
collision, Dom you know you
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Hughes Hearing
Adjourned To
November 18th
Try Associated PressD

WASHINGTON, Au. With
Howard Hughes ready to take the
stand to day to resume his testi-
nlony in the investigation of the
d ward to him of d $40 million
plane-bullding contract by the
government, Chairman Ferguson
cf the committee announced that
the hearing would be recessed till
November II.
He gave several reasons for
taking that action. One was that
subpoena servers had been un-
able to find John w. Meyer.
Hughes publicity man, who had
already testified but whom the
committee wanted for further
questioning.
Another reason was that sever
al members of the committee had
arranged to make d Six-Wcek tri;
abroad to investigate scvcra
matters for the United States
government, and d third reason
was that the remaining member.
Of the committee had other gov
e1nmental duties to perform
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Two Powerful Navy Tugs Reach
Key West Enroutc TO Vera Cruz
Where They Will Raise 2 Wrecks

Two compactly built and pow
erful Navy tugs, which will raise
two ships sunk in Vera Cruz,
Mexico, harbor. arrived in Key
West early today enroute to their
destination.
While the tugs were taking on
provisions and oil and other sup
plies. Capt. John Gabilsky. USN,
member of the Navy construc-
ton corps, who is in command of
both tugs, took in the sights of
Key West.
The tugs . are the WindlaSs
(ARS-4 and the Salvagor CARS
- which were designed to raise
sunken ships. The bow end of
the boats carry heavy Orders
stretching out over the water for
20 feet. In the Orders are wheels
over which cables run from pow
crful engines down to the wreck
the boat is raising.
The tugs can raise up to 600
tons by tidal lift. That is. the
cables are dashed to the wreck at
low tide, and when the tide rises,
the boat goes up with it, raising
the Sunken vessel.
But tidal lift can be used only
i'll certain parts of the world tina +;
record tides of Is feet or more. 1t
is not expected that the tidal lift
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British Vote -,
To NationaIize
Steel Industr,
tHy Th> A~4oe.nted Press.

wv thr ASSof1HtfU PfeSAt
LONDON, Aug. 1l.-Primc
Minister Attlce's proposal to ma
tionalize the steel industry was
approved today in the House of
Commons by d bare majority of
four votes.
One hundred members of his
Labor party refused to vote on
the question.
While the naturalization of
steel was one of the issues on
which Labor was successful at
the last election, so much opposi-
ton had been asserted by leading
party members, action on the
proposal had been deferred on
several occasions.
Today, when the question came
up in the house, 81 voted favor
ably and n opposed the measure,
with 100 members not voting.
After the approval, Attlee said
that the cabinet should be free to
act on the date on which the ma
tionalization will 60 into effect.
He added that the steel industry
probably will be taken over by
the government next October.