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Evening star., 1947-02-05

edge Of the naelstrom and left us
there. in perhaps the darkest hour
of human history.
1--WE must reaffrm our faith once
more in the first principles, and
what is more, we must have the
moral courage and discipline to
make it stick"
Mrs. Julia Benton Hopkins, toast
master, drew laughter from the
judges and lawyers with good
natured poke at the legal profession
Burton, Rutledge Attend.
"As an accountant" she said, Il
might make the statement, here Is
an orange"
But as a lawyer, she continued
"I probably would say, Herewith ]
give you all my right, title and in
terest in this fruit: its peel, its pulp
/ its juice, its seeds, with full au-
thority to bite, to squeeze, to eat
and with the further authority tc
give it to another, with or without
etc."
| IN addition to juriSts OF the Dis
ftrict Court, District Court Of Ap-
peals, Municipal Court and Munich
pal Court Of Appeals, the guests
included Supreme Court Justices
Burton and Rutledge, and Judge
Fay Bentley Of Juvenile Court.
Mrs. LeNore M. Hood was chair
man OF the committee on arrange
ments for the dinner. which was
concluded with a musical program
Evening star., 1947-02-05
Only Small Group Attends
capone Burial in CHICAGO
BY the Asseeiotsd Pres.

CHICAGO, Feb. Sal Capone,
who during his gangland days buried
friend and enemy alike with all the
pomp and ceremony Of Roman
holiday, was buried yesterday in a
simple, 5-minute graveside service.
An icy wind blew across Mt. Olivet
Cemetery, tore at the canvas of the
huge canopy over the grave and
chilled a small group of relatives and
friends Of the Nations No. l gang
ster.
There were no pail bearers. The
workmen who a few hours earlier
had dug his grave in the frozen
ground carried the silver -colored
casket from the cemetery vault to
the grave.
There were less than two score
persons at the grave. including few
policemen, some curious who braved
near zero weather, and several men
who were identified as members Of
the old Capone gang.
Evening star., 1947-02-05
Property Domuge Case
Continued Sixth Time

The sixth continuance Of the case
in which william o. Pagan is
charged with destroying private
property was ordered yesterday in
Municipal Court when the youths
lawyer failed to show up for the
scheduled jury trial.
Pagan. 20, who lives in the i4600
block of Iowa avenue NV, faced
trial today in District Court on
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny charges
His next appearance in the lower
court was set for Tuesday by Judge
Armond w. Scott of the jury
branch.
The youth was first brought into
Municipal Court on November 26,
the day after his arrest for break-
ing glass door in a residence own
ed by Anthony Cello, of the 4600
block Of Fourteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1947-02-05
|curIey Will Appeal
To Supreme Court

The Supreme Court will be asked
to review the District Court convic-
ton of Mayor James NJ. Curley OF
Boston ons mail fraud charges,
Nicholas J. Chase. an attorney for
Mayor Curley. said today.
The United States Court of APP
peais yesterday denied rehearing of
an appeal in the case. The con-
yiction was affirmed by the appellate
court January 13.
Mr.. Chase said motion will be
filed today or tomorrow to stay the
mandate of the Court of Appeals,
and that petition to the SUPP eme
Court. would follow.
Mayor C,lrley was sentenced in
District Court to serve from 6 to 18
months and to pay q fine of $1,000
on charges of conspiracy to use the
mail to defraud and using the mail
to defraud.
Evening star., 1947-02-05
Paper Salvage Collection
| Continues 10 Decline

Continuing In a slump after a
record week, Washington's Paper
troopers in the second district of
The Evening Star-PTA paper sal
wage campaign yesterday collected
8,120 pounds. This was about IL, 900
pounds under Tuesday Of last week
but q gain Of about 1000 pounds
over Monday Of this week.
Among the collections at individ-
ual schools were Bladensburg Pri-
mary, 931 pounds; Gage, 388; Eek
ington, $50: Morgan, 5,048; Thomson,
2,106; Emery. 920; Langdon, 407;
Burroughs, 3,115; Noyes, 1925;
Woodbridge, 1.449; Bunker Hill,
1895; Brookland, 2,189.
Collection schedules and the lead
ers in District Four which will be
visited tomorrow are Gin pounds:
Lafayette - 1896 Hearst -- 3S,659
ss,,ds stoddert 5S.sa$$ 55sa$ Jannes - 2e'l1e
Westbrook Mann
Hardy Oyster
Key Grant
Stevens Phillips
Wormley st. Thomas
HYDE
Evening star., 1947-02-05
veteron Wins $1,000 on Pleo
Elder AIienuted Wife's Love

A District Court jury yesterday
awarded 81, 900 damages to an Army
veteran on his claim that his wife's
affections were alenated from him
by an elder In the Seyenth-day Ad-
yentist Church.
Eugene E.. Gillis, 3506 South Ninth
street, Arlington, named Robert II
Reicks, Of the 100 block of Kentucky
avenue Sc, responsible for alienat-
ing the affections of Mrs. Ida Lee
ellis. Both Mr.. Reicks and Mrs
Gillis were said to be employees Of
the Washington Terminal Co.
The veteran declared Mr.. Reicks
persuaded Mrs. Gillis to foresake
her religion and join his church
He said after he went overseas In
June, 1874, his. wife's correspondence
began to reflect q change of heart
toward him..
Evening star., 1947-02-05

The loss of his marital relation.
ship since his discharge early ir
1916, Mr.. Gillis contended, has in.
terfered with his normal rehabilita-
ton to civilian life. His suit hac
asked $4,000 damages.
Mr.. Reicks, in contesting the suit
declared he merely had explained
his religion as an ordained elder
of the church to which he belonged
Mrs. ellis did not testify.
Evening star., 1947-02-05
Women S Bar Group
|Honors judiciary
|At Annual Dinner

Judges, women lawyers and theil
guests turned out more than 2Ot
strong last night at the Mayfowei
Hotel, and there was not judicia'
robe or brief case In sight.
The occasion was the 30th annua
dinner of the Women's Bar Asso-
citation in honor of the judiciary
Miss Mary-Frances Glenn, newly
installed president OF the. associa-
ton, headed the receiving line at q
reception preceding the dinner.
The assembly heard Justice Mat
thew F. Mcclure of District Court
the only speaker of the evening
urge a turning back "to true mora
values"
Losing Simple Ideals.
1--WE are losing the old simple
ideals of life-and contact with
those first principles - springine
from the Judea- Christian tradition
that were at once both our anchor
and bulwark," Justice Mcclure
warned.
1.-THE shame of 1t is that they have
been filched from us by a species o1
sneak thieving, in the name Of art
literature progress and advanced
thinking that has brought us to tht
Evening star., 1947-02-05
Heuriino Boord to Meet

The board OF directors Of the
Washington Society for the Hard
OF Hearing will meet at 7::30 o'clock
tonight at 2431 Fourteenth street
NV. The society will hold It's
monthly business meeting Monday.
Evening star., 1947-05-09
81 From Capital Area
Among 183 Britain
Will Decorate Today

Seventy-six persons from Wash
ington and vicinity are among 18a
individuals, mostly members or for
mer members Of the United States
armed forces, to be decorated by the
British government today in behalf
T of King George VI.
High-ranking American and Brit
ish service representatives will be
present, as Lord Inverchapel, the
British Ambassador, makes the pres
entation at 3:15 pm. In Interior
Department Auditorium.
The auditorium was chosen be-
cause about 1,200 persons are ex-
pected to attend Ordinarily the
ballroom of the British Embassy Ii
used for such an occasion.
Names and addresses of those In
this area who will be honored are
as follows:
Washington-Col Arthur H. Alex
ander, 1135 Sixteenth street NV;
1t. Col. Roland B. Anderson, 274s
Twenty ninth street NV; Col
David H. Baker, National War Col
lege; 1t Col Orval j. Baldwin
1909 G street NV: MISergt. Ralph
L. Chambers, 1859 Macarthur boule-
ward; Navy Capt. Floyd Franklin
Ferris, Wardman Park Hotel; Col
Edward Clinton Gillette, jr., 170t
Surrey lane NV; Col. Harold w
Grant, Andrews Field.
Also Lit. Col Herbert A. Hall, 242O
Thirty ninth place NV; Col. Pier
pont Morgan Hamilton, 2400 Six
teenth street NV; Warrant Officer
Edwyn Worall Mountain Hardy
r. A. S. c., 3008 Forty third street
NV; 1t, Col Albert j. Headley
2l7 Ninth street S.W.; Comdr
Pliny c. Holt, 2O32 Belmont road
NV: Navy 1t. Condr. George
E. Kidd, 1922 Porter street NV;
Evening star., 1947-05-09
9, 28z Chest x-Roys
Performed in Fuirfux

A total Of 2,2S2 persons. the ma
iority Of them children. were x-rayee
in Fairfax County in q survey just
completed by the County Tuber-
culosis Association, according to
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Bokel, executive
secretary.
The survey is conducted annually
in local schools and 1t is the goal
Of the tuberculosis Association to
have every child of more than II
years OF age be examined, In the
colored schools. 80 per cent of all
children In attendance were x-rayed
A portion OF the money for the
x-ray service comes from the sale
Of Christmas Seals, with the indi-
vidual paying the balance. Those un-
able to pay are given free service.
Evening star., 1947-05-09

Col. Edward Montague kirby
$500 @ street NV; Col. Don e
Lowry. 1701 Massachusetts, avenu.
NV; 1t. Col. Henry Leslie Cooper
Morley, 2726 Connecticut avenue
NV Rear Admiral Charles j.
Moore. 1925 Cleveland avenue NV
Also Maj. Elmer M. Neville, Penta-
gon Building; Col Lawrence B.
|O'Canlb, 2 Riggs court NV: Second
1t. George T. E. Page. Office OF
ON General, Second and T streets
ES.W.;: Maj. Sterling E. Purnell, Pen
Itagon Building: SfSergt. Charlotte
Rich Lopez, Boiling Field; Col.
Claudius Henry Mastin Roberts. 5058
|Sedgwick street NV. Col. Henry C.
Rowland, jr., 2100 Connecticut ave-
niue NV: Col. Patrick ]. Ryan, 1906
Yuma street NV.
Also COL Arthur M Sheets, Penta-
gon Building; Maj. Herbert H.
Smellie, new War Department
Building; Col. Frederick j. Sutterlin,
1l01 Trenton place Sc; 1t. Col.
Benson Ellison Lane Timmons, 2480
Sixteenth street NV; MlSergt.
William NJ. Taylor, War Depart
ment: Col. Charles B. Westover,
BIO Hawthorne street NV; Comdr.
William j. Whiteside, Navy Depart
ment, and 1t. Col. Alfred ]. Yates,
3148 Dunbarton avenue NV.
Ariington-Maj. Robert Leonard
Abbey. 701 North Wayne street; Col.
Robert Alan, 2408 North Florida
street; 1t. Col. George London Dar-
ley, 3715 South Second street; Col
Daniel C. Doubleday, 1913 South
Twenty sixth place; Col. Harold
George Hayes, 1000 Lee boulevard;
Navy Capt. Miles H. Hubbard, 231o
South June street; Col. Emerson G.
Itschner, 1902 South Nash street.
Also Navy Capt. Howard Thomas
Oryille, 6232 North Twenty third
street; 1t. Col. Jaul T. Preuss. 3216
South Stafford street: Comdr. Fran
els Albert Raven, 1929 South Six
teenth street; 1t Col. Henry Joseph
Ritterbush, jr., 3210 North Pershing
drive: Col Frank Byron Rowlett,
.216 South Pershing drive, and Navy
Capt William Renwick Smedberg
III, 1035 South Twenty-sixth street.
Alexandria Comdr. Russell Spence
Ratcliffe, $40 Queen street; 1t. Col
Preston w. Simms, 1905 Scroggins
road: 1t, Col. H. J. Plumpe, 1920
Valley drive; Col. William Garnet
Lee, jr., GIT Beverley drive; 1t.
Comdr. Richard L. Donoghue, 1882
Valley drive; Navy Capt. George
Brackett Bowling, A Woodmont
road, Belle Haven; Col. Harold C.
Donnelly, 1925 Gunston road;
S/Sergt. Earl C. Fletcher, Presi-
Dental Gardens; Col John F. Cas-
sidy, 1927 Martha Gusts drive; Col.
William M. Canterbury, 3714 Lyons
lane, Parkfairfax, and Col. Theo-
dore j. Conway, 806 Beverley drive.
Other communities-Lt. Col. Vir-
gil Oates Barnard, 615 East Leland
street. Chevy Chase, Md; 1t. Col.
Ernest A. Gross, 4605 Davidson
drive, Chevy Chase, Md; Col. Rob-
ert j. Mcbride, 460l Twenty-ninth
street, Mount Rainier, Md; Col.
Harold Sylvanus Morton, 1921
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring, Md;
Col. Harold w. Ohlke, 205 Primrose
street, Chevy Chase, Md; T/Sergt.
Oswald Olsen. 1908 Sixteenth street
NV, Silver Spring, Md: Navy 1t.
Francis Aloysius Shea, cd Hillside
road, Greenbelt, Md; Col. Louis
Russell Wirak, 4618 Morgan avenue,
Chevy Chase, Md, and 1t. Col.
Robert Pierce Tobin, Aberdeen Prov
ing Ground, Md.
Evening star., 1947-05-09
Foirfox Court Reports
Collecting $11,585

Judge Harry L. Carrico of the
Fairfax County Trial Justice Court
reports that fines and fees collected
in the court during April amounted
to $11 1856
The County's share of the collec-
tions for violations of local ordin-
ances amounted to s2.633, and the
s6.331 was turned over to the State
Treasury for fines collected for State
violations.
Evening star., 1947-05-09

lion quarters before the war, prob
ably win reach 81 billion quarts
in 1947, but exports Of butter, milk
and cheese VIII take some time to
reach preWar figures.
Evening star., 1947-05-09

months of the war has progressed
Iso well that cattle herds are ap-
preaching prewar numbers, The
Hague reports
Milk production, normally S bill
Evening star., 1947-05-09
Dutch Push Restoration
OF Wur-FIooded Lands

Restoration of the 2,500, 900 acres
Of pastureland In the Netherlands
which the Germans flooded with
fresh water in the last crucial
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-15
ANGLEzI " BORBI z
JUDOVSKIMI BECUNCI

JERUZALEM, IA. aprila. -
Uradno poroeilo pravi, da je
ladja Guardian, XII je preva-.
zala judovske begunce il raz-
nih delov Europe v Palestine,
bila napadena cd strani angles
kin vojakov, XII so poskusali
2,4O0 Judom prepreciti vstop v
Sveto dezelo. 1885, ...
Angleski vojaki so poskusali
rstopiti ma ladjo, XII je verjetno
odpotovala IL nekega francoske-
ga pristanisca in Sc nahajala ma
morju II dni, toda Judje, med
katerimi je bio mnogo Zen in
otrok, 50 90 uprli. Y
| Begunci trdijo, da SO Angle
u uporabljali -solzavice in
da SO tudi streljali ter OBJ tel
|priliki ubili diva Juda.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-15

dovoljen who'd v Sovjetsko Ru-
sijo. Stain je odgovoril, da je
neki ameriski casnikar postal
leta 1914 neko porocilo, v kate
rem je napisal, da je generali-
sim Stain udaril marsala Timo-
senka ma banketu oh priliki roj-
stnega dneva Winstona Chur-
chilla in sicer "a casa, ko Sc je
v Teheranu vrsila konferenca
velikih treh.
Nv jeseni leta 1915 smo uki-
Mill cenzuro," je rekel Stain.
"Jaz sem Sc nahajal ma dopustu
in Gasnikarji so zaceli pisati
clanke, da me je Molotov prisi-
lii maj grem ma dopust. Potem
pa so zaceli pisati, da Sc bonn
vrnil in ga odstavil. Taksna po-
rocila prikazujejo' sovjetsko via.
do kot neko vrsto zooloskega
vrta."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-15

Danes je proti-delavsko pred
logo wei v pretres senatni de-
lavski odsek, XII je navzlic ugo-
vorom cd strani senatorial Taf-
ia, XII je predsednik odseka, omi-
Ill nekatere dolocbe drasticne-
ga zakonskega nacrta.
Crtana je bila tocka, XII je do
locala globe slucaju medunij-
skin (jurisdikcijskih) stavk in v
primeru sekondarnih bojkotov.
Poslanska zbornica bo zacela
debate predlogi ma svoji jutris-
Mi seji. Predsednik Martin, re-
publikanec il Massachusetts,, lie
danes rekel, da DO sprejeta S to-
liksno vecino, da bo z lahko-
to uzakonjena, ne glede ma to,
&c bi predsednik Truman zakon-
ski nacrt vetiral.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-15

Cd vsega ameriskega ljud-
stva je odvisno, da dvigne svoj
glas in prepreci sprejem zakona,
XII je navidezno naperjen proti
unijskim "zlorabam," dejansko
pa Sc MIN kuje verge "a yes
narod, je rekel Murray.
Zahteva "a priznanje
75-centne minimalne mezde
Konferenca je sprejela reso-
lucijo, v kateri sc med ostalim
zahteva:
Priznanje minimalne mezde
rs centov ma uro; zakone, XII bo-
do preskrbeli ljudem dostojna
stanovanja oh cenah, XII jih zmo-
rejo; odpravo glavnega davka
in stroge zakone proti linear
stvu; razsirjenje zakonov "a So
cialno zascito in zadostno oskr-
DO v slucaju bolezni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-15
JOHN L. LEWIS Sc
ZAHVALJUJE SLOVANOM

PITTSBURGH, II. aprila. -
Ameriski slovanski kongres juz-
ne Pennsylvania javlja, da je
dobil pismo predsednika United
Mine Workers, John L. Lewisa,
v katerem sc Lewis zahvaljuje
organizaciji "a izjavo, S katero
Sc je obvezala, da DO podprla
majnerje.
v pismu je Lewis zaprosil,
maj Sc izroei njegovo zahvalo
clanstvu kongresa. Tajnik Slo-
vanskega kongresa "a JUNO
Pennsylvania je Matthew Cve-
itch.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-15
lila Ehrenberg
napadel a1neriSke
radio programe

MOSKVA, 13. aprila. - Zna-
nj sovjetski casnikar lila Ehren-
burg je danes v casopisu "Kul-
tura in zivljenje" napadel radio
programe ameriskega drzavne-
ga oddelka, XII so namenjeni "a
prebivalstvo Sovjetske zveze.
lila Ehrenburg je med ostalim
izjavil, da so te radio oddajje
"nekam cudne ideje glede prija-
teljstva". v svojem clanku je
rekel, da te oddaje MISC "glas
ameriskega ljudstva, ampak lie
odmev nazadnjaskih sill, XII po-
snemajo Hitlerja."
cali zelite pravo IN nepotvor-
jeno resnico, zakaj je toliko la
Ii v vasih radio oddajah?" je
vprasal Ehrenburg organizator-
Je ten programOV "a RuSlJO.
"Krizarski pohodi in druge
neo-fasisticne parole so svetil-
ke, XII takoj ugasnejo. V Zed.
drzavah innate pisatelje, znan-
stvenike in inzenirje, ma katere
ste lahko ponosni. Innate tudi
ljudstvo, XII Sc je borilo proti fa-
sizmu. Innate posten narod, XII
ljubi svobodo.
'"Zakaj ne dovolite, da bi Sc
ii ljudje priblizali vasim mikro-
fonom? Zakaj MISC ameriski ra-
dio program "a RUSTIC glas ma
roda, ampak lie odmev nazadnja-
kOv?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-15
Euclid Beach Sc bO
odprl %. aprila
Uprava Sc skusa
izogniti ordinance. XII
prepoveduje plemensko
diskriminacijo

Uprava privatnega zabavisca
v Euclid Beach parku je Mama
Mia, da bo park cd "a. aprila
naprej odprt oh cetrtkih, sobo.
tab in nedeljah, in cd II. maja
dale pa da bo odprt vsak dan.
Uprava je dalje podala naznani-
10, IL katerega je razvidno, da
Sc skusa izogniti novi mestni
ordinance, XII prepoveduje pie.
mensko diskriminacijo v jaw
nih zabaviscih.
V plesnf dvorani omenjenega
parka je proslo poletje prislo
do vee tepezev, ko so privatni
strazniki v parku crncem pre-
povedali vstop. Crncem sc v
parku tudi ne dovoli rabe pla-
valnega bazena in "skating rim
ka".
Kakor Sc poroca, da je upra-
va parka "skating rink" dala
v najem nekemu klubu, kar oci-
vidno pomeni, da bodo ia del
zabavisca smell rabbit lie clani
kluba, XII 81 je nadel ime "Cava-
lier Club. Predsednik kluba je
Fred Blatnik, $50 E. 211 St.,
Euclid, upravitelj pa je Andrew
Knaus, 822 E. 2O5 St., Euclid.
Wis obstoji, da sc DO tudi
plesna dvorana v parku oddala
kakemu klubu.
zupan Burke je vceraj izja-
vii, da bodo mestne oblasti izvr-
sile preiskavo, dali gre "a prist-
ne klube, predno Sc bo parku
izdala poslovna licenca, ali pa
gre samo "a pretvezo, S katero
Sc skusa izogniti pre- dpis O m
mestne postave proti plemenski
diskriminaciji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-15
Gromiko napadel
|Vandenberg0vO
popravilo .nacrta

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, a..
aprila - Sovjetski delegat An
drej Gromiko je napadel Van
denbergovo popravilo "Truma-
novega nacrta" "a $400 million
sko posojilo Grciji in Turciji.
Rekel je, da ia amendment
ustvarja Sc hujsi polozaj.
Ko je Sc enkrat okrcal Tru-
manovo predlogo, je Gromiko
zahteval, da Sc pomoc Grciji
omeji samo ma ekonomsko po-
moe. Nasprotoval je vsaki voja-
Ski pomoci Grciji in Turciji.
Sovjetski delegat je posebno
napadel tisti del amend
menta, XII sc nanasa ma vprasa-
ME, kako bodo clanice organi-
zacije Zdruzenih narodov volile
v Zvezi s Trumanovim nacrtom.
Rekel je, da nobena drzava, cla-
MICA organizacije, nina pravi-
ce, da narekuje organizaciji, ka-
ko maj voli. (To sc nanasa ma
priporocilo Vandenberga, da O
posojilu Grciji in Turciji odlo"
ca vecina glasov clanic organi-
zacije, toda da Sc pri temu ne
SINE v Varnostnem svetu pripo-
znati pravico veta. S tenn bi bila
prizadeta Sovjetska zveza, kajti
dejansko bi Sc j vzelo vsako
moznost nastopa proti ameriski
politiki napram Grciji in Tur-
ciji.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-15

Zagovorniki predloga pravijo,
da sc stem zakonom hoce prepre-
citi velike stavke in v ia namen
prepoveduje pogajanja med uni
jami in industrijami ma narodni
podlagi.
Predloga tudi prepoveduje
"zaprte delavnice" in zahteva,
da. sc nobena stavka ne more
vrsiti, dokler ne potece doba rs
dni, XII maj bi sluzila "a "ohladi-
tev" spora.
Ia slucaj, da bi kaka unija po-
pref odsla ma stavko, bi imele
sodnije moe iste prepovedati,
oziroma izdati proti MIN injuk-
cije.
Sc napoveduje hitter
sprej jem drasticnega zakOna
Predsednik odseka, republi-
kanski kongresnik Hartley il
New Jersey, je napovedal, da bo
poslanska zbornica predlagani
zakon odobrila Sc pred koncem
tekocega tedna, primal pa je,
da utegne senatna zbornica ne
katere njegove dolocbe spreme-
niti ali crtati.
V tovarnah, kjer obstoja zapr-
ia delavnica, delodaj ajalec ne mo-
re najemati nikogar, razen cla-
nov unije. V tovarnah, XII ina
jo unijsko delavnico, pa uprava
more uposliti kogarkoli, ampak
vsak nov uposlenec mora postati
clan unije.
Zakonska predloga dalje vse-
buje tocko, po kateri bi vladni
delavski odbor v zvezi S pogaja-
Mi delodajalci ne primal no.
bene unije, med katere glavni-
mi uradniki Sc nahajajo kaki
komunisti ali "aktivni" podpira-
telji "komunisticnih smernic."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-15
Slepar obsojen

Slepar obsojen
Ma 18 mesecey jece je bill OBJ
sojen vceraj ma zveznem sodi-
scu Edgar Groswold, 46-letni
broker, XII je leta 1914 prego-
voril cello vrsto gostilnicarjev,
da so kupili delnice American
Distilling Co., kar Jim je dalo
predrost pri nakupu zganja, po-
tenn pa je delnice prepisal ma
svoje inae. Pri obravnaW je pri-
slo ma dan, da je Groswold ma
ia nacin "naredil" MIC mani kot
$4,000. Specificno -je bill obto-
zen, da je rabil posto "a slepar-
ske namene.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-15
LETALCI OKROG SVETA
DOSPELI Y Alaska

SEATTLE, IA. aprila. - Le-
talo, katerim skusa ameriski
tovarnar Reynolds posekati sta
ri rekord "a polet okrog sveta,
je danes ma poti il Kline dospe-
10 v Alaska. Start rekord, ki ga
je dosegel letalec Hughes, je
znasal 81 ur in il minut.
Reynoldsovo letalo Sc je na
zadnjem delu poleta izosnilo
ozemlju SovJetske zveze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-15

Mixer nj videti nobenega te-
rorja. Ljudstvo je in Sc zabava
istotako kot v ameriski zoni, ma
vzlic temu, da Sc Nemci bojijo
Rusov in da jih nimajo radi.
Nernci v ruski zoni jedo isto-
tako dobro kot v ameriski 20
nj. Bio je sicer pomanjkanje
.hrane v novembru in decembru,
.toda ia polozaj Sc je ze popra-
vii.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-15
CRNCI BAJE DOBILI
VOLILNO PRAVICO

MACON, Ga. 13. aprila. 49,
Vsi crnci, XII So pravilno ,regi-
strirani bodo imeli pravico, da
Sc udelezijo primarnih volitev
"a mestne koncilmane, XII jih je
izvrsni odbor razpisal "a 20. ju-
Mia.
Izvrsni odbor obcinskega sve-
ia je obenem sklenil, da Sc cr-
ia beseda "bele" v naslovu
"Mestne belle predvolitve".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-15

Stain je pristavil, da so cas-
nikarski porocevalci pisali Clan
ke, v katerih so prikazovali SOW
jetsko vlado "kot neke vrste
zverinjak".
Stassen je incl sestanek s
Stalinom preteklo sredo, tod a
objavil je samo tiste dele svo-
jih pogovorov Stalinom, XII Sc
nanasajo ma cenzuro in casopi-
Sc. Ostalo vsebino razgovorov
pa bo Stassen obelodanil, ko sc
DO povrnii v Zedinjene drzave
in ko DO obenem podal porocilo
O splosnem ekonomskem poloza-
ju v Evropi.
Russia je vedno obzalovala
ukinitev cenzure
Stain je Stassenu povedal,
da je v Rusiji veckrat bila umak-
njena cenzura, toda da sc je to
vedno obzalovalo.
Ko sc je Stassen pritozil, da
cenzura ustvarja razne probe
me in pri temu omenil slucaj
dopisnika New York Herald -Tri-
bune, je Stain odgovoril, da je
ia slucaj bill le incident, ne pa
"nasa poitika". :
Stassen je pojasnil stalinu,
da je Herald Tribune eden cd
vplivnih casopisov, da je vodil-
nj casopis republikancev in da
ie posebno vazen sedaj, ko SO
republikanci dobili vecino Y kon.
gresu. il
Stain Sc je nasmehnil in re-
KEEL: s..,
ITO je "a mas povsem vseeno
Mi ne vidimo nobene velike raz.
like med republikancem in de.
molratom." ....<ss
tasnilsar porotal da je
Stain udaril Timosonlka
Staasen je omenil slucaj Jo'
sepha Nswmaiaa, dopisnika He
raid Tribune, kateremu nj bi