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and Mrs. C. Walton and thsir two
sons Of Detroit, MICA, txav-
cling In their new 1947 Studebaker
on the way 70 Yellowstone Park
and then 70 California TO Be the
house-Ruests Of their brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bass Booker re-
eejVed long distance calls from On
tario, Calf, from Mr.. and MrS.
Leroy Wainwright. Mr.. Wainwright
Is a former CT stationed here, who
roomed with Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Booker and also with Mrs. Hattie
Wheeler. Mr.. Wainwright reports
that his family Ii now three MEM
bers--and that he IL now the owner
Of q cleaning establishment with
three employees. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wainwright were active workers
In the community.
Miss Sylvia Booker. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bass Booker, Ga N.
Minnesota Ave, left Monday for
Camp TepeetonkA as junior eoun-
sellor, Girl Reserve, Y.W.C.A., for
10 days. ,
Mrs. JudsOn Phillips returned
from q business and pleasure trip
10 Minnea polls Thursday. She was
the guest Of her husband, owner
Of q tailor shop there. Mrs. Phillips
reports that she was the house
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Chat
ney and was entertained at lunch
con by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ben
Mrs. J. G. CrowdeT, 37l9 Smelling
Ave. s., was hostess 10 her on q
sightseeing trip and at q luncheon
ut her home. On Saturday, Mrs.
Phillips small daughter, Bonnie,
IN years old, was the victim Of
An accident. She had a pOpsickle
stick In her mouth when she ran
into the dining room table, which
required the aid Of O physician.
Pilgrim Baptist Church: Rev. Ea-
gene Williams, pastor, spoke over
KSO0 Sunday morning at 8 o.
clock. Morning worship with an IL
Illustrated sermon was given, Com
munion was given in the evening.
81. Johns Baptist Church, Rev.
l.. G. Harris, pastor. Services both
morning and evening were held in
the basement, owing to the weather.
Rev. Harris morning worship ser
mon was Heart Divided" and his
evening sermon-"The Devil Con-
ventiOn." Lords supper in the eve
ming.
Rev. l.. c. Harris. pastor Of ST.
Johns Baptist church, took an air
plane ride Friday with Mr.. Robert
Haynes, only Negro pilot In South
Dakota.
Mrs. l.. G. Harris. teacher at the
Volunteers Of America Nursery
Home, gave a surprise party for
the children on Friday. Mrs. Har-
ris' two months vacation starts
Aug. l.
WEEKLY PUN: THE MOST
ANNOYING THING ABOUT THE
STANDPATTER Is NOT HIS
STAND BUT HIS PATTER.
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all said he would not vote on the
matter until Friday. Kauth was
silent as ERan and Johnson tenta.
lively agreed that they would bring
the matter up on the council floor
at Fridays. August y, regular eoun-
ell meeting.
Russell Alderman, the city H.
eense bureau chief, played quite n
conspicuous part In the CRssius
case. lie dug up an old law which
says no person holding u pool hall
license may apply for a liquor H.
cense. The law also says that malt
beverages may not be sold on the
same premises In which there are
pool tables.
Mr.. Alderman. whose attitude
toward our Jewish citizens Is we'll
known 20 the secretary Of the Min
nsHota Jewish Council, convenient.
Iy discovered this old law when Mr..
CaasIuA applied for a license. When
Mr., Casslus closed his pool hall to
meet the demands Of the particular
law. Mr.. Alderman evidently
stopped worrying about the old
law since there are many pool rooms
In Minneapolis which sell beer and
at least one where there Is a liquor
license.
Mr.. Alderman almost panieked
the hearing Monday afternoon
while Alderman George Johnson
and Jerry ERan were asking him
how Vincent Fabcl could legally dis
pose Of tho Cedar Ave. Har liquor
stock. Alderman used the name
"Skelly or Shelly Sales" instead Of
Fabel--~to the CONSERVATION Of at
least one member Of the committee.
The crowd laughed 50 loud Mr..
Ackerman's face turned beet red
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Trial Of Officers
Who Killed Men

PRENTIss, Miss, Aug. 4
(NNPA)--Ths trial Of three white
officers who killed VsrHie Johnson,
. rape suspect. will be . mere
formAlity," District Attorney y. d.
Williams said here last Saturday.
Mr.. Williams fled granddaughter
charges last Monday against Sheriff
q. o. Berry, Highway PatrOlmRn
Andry Hopkins and J. Spencer
Puckstt. Sheriff Berry said all
three Of them fred on Johnson last
Friday when he tried 10 grab Pa
tFoImAn Puekstt's pistol from the
holster.
Trial Of the officers was scheduled
for Wednesday, Mr.. Williams said,
addlngI AS far ~ I can SEQ from
the evidence, these officers were
perfectly justified In what they did.
! consider the trial q mere form
atty TO clear the names Of the
white men,"
The thrsa officers took johnson
70 the scene Of the alleged crime,
and tho suspect was In the process
Of showing them where the alleged
attack occurred when he was shot
10 death.
Sheriff Berry admitted that n
mob Of some nsvsnty.ilve persons
had gathered In the Jailhouss yard
here when the report became cir
culRtsd that johnson had been ar
rested for an alleged assault He
denied, however. tho statement Of
Virginia HATtEog, his clerk, that
the mob was In an ugly mood and
had given the sheriff until 2 o'clock
on the night Of the killing 10 obtain
Q confession from tho suspect.
According 10 the sheriff. John.
son entered the woman's home here,
threatened 10 hit her with an iron
bar and dragged her 10 y place Of
Goneoalmpnt In the woods nearby,
attacking her there. Later, John.
son was AllsEsdly Identified by the
woman from nine suspects.
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Lincoln Beauty shop
Operator Returns with
Latest Hair Styles

Mrs, EulAh Clemens, manager Of
the Lincoln beauty Shop. has just
returned from n Beauty convention,
held In Toledo, Ohio, announcing
the newest hair style rage Of tho
East. She IL introducing to the
public, various scalp and hair con
ditionsTa, Mrs, Clemens also
brought back scalp oils for her Gus
toners. Thsas treatments can be-
obtained at the Lincoln Beauty
shop.
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In the 10 years that the depart
msnt Of agriculture has been sxper.
lmentinR with corn hybrida. Il has
spent Ave million dollars u the tax,
payers money. and II Is estimated
that the states have spent about the
same amount From this 10 million
dollars, farmers Of the nation are
now getting $50 million dollars
every year out Of higher yields and
better grain from corn hybrtda
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DULUTH NEWS
SHOTS
BY ZILLAH WATERS

Miss Amanda Byrd Of Mime
apolis arrived Sunday, July q, TO
spend one Of her two weeks vaca-
ton with her mother, Mrs. jamie
Byrd, and sister. Mrs. George Cox
and family. both Of Ais +. 9Th St.
Miss Byrd left for home Sunday,
Aug. 3. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Cox and her children, Marg-
aret, Florence, Frances and Charles.
They will spend n week visiting
friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Sidonia Black left for Chi
cago, Aug. /. where she will meet
her daughter, Miss Vivienne Black
Of Kansas City. Mo. They will go
from Chicago 70 Detroit and then
take boat to Buffalo. They will
be met in Buffalo by Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Bell Of Washington, d. c.,
and motor TO Washington where
Mrs. Black will visit until Labor
Day.
Wiener Roast: 4 large group Of
young people enjoyed a wiener
roast on Park Point Tuesday, July
20. They were chAperoned by Mrs.
Anna Lee Glenn.
Miss shirley Stokes Of Chicago
who has been visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Halle Hall. Gil Garfield Ave.
motored to st. Paul Friday, Aug.
/, to spend few days before re-
turning to her work.
Mr.. Al MINIS mOtored 20 Duluth
for the day, Friday, Aug. l.
Boat Ride: Misses Brrniee Dan.
iels. Shirley Stokes and Margaret
Thomas, accompanied by Messrs.
Charles Wiley and Joe Waters, en-
Joyed a trip around the Horn on
the s. s. Wayne. Thursday night,
July 81.
/ Miss Amanda Byrd enjoyed a
( trip to Port Arthur and Fort vii.
liam on Thursday. July 81. She
was accompanied by Mr.. Steve Cox
his father and his aunt who are
visiting him from Mississippi.
New Home: Mr.. and Mrs. W. p
MaupinS, Jr., have purchased the
Msrry's old homestead on East
Fourth ST. They hope TO move in
soon.
( Purchased Duplex: Mr.. and Mrs
David MINIS have purchased a du.
pick on Piedmont Ave.
Family Picnic; The Cox family
and relatives had a picnic At Island
Lake Tuesday, July -. There were
20 who attended.
81. Marks A.M.E. Church: Sun,
day, Aug. 3. at the morning ssrv.
ice, Rev. Joseph Jackson, pastor
used Power For Service" as his
subject. He took his text from
John i5:26-2T.
A report on the drive for money
10 pay for the new stove was made
by the trustees, last Sunday. Trus.
tee Day. Contributions Of S22l had
been made, more than the cost OF
the stove. The balance was placed
in the trustees treasury.
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MlacTAI wealth

Diamonds and gold ore the min
erals people think oi In connection
with Africa hut the continent has
the greatest reserve q copper In the
world Ia northern RhodeSia and the
Belgian Congo 10 IL also probable
that It's rich deposits Of coal win
somSday DO more important than
tia gold and gems. In the opinion Of
GcOlOEiSts
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AId 70 Cleaning

Soak dtsColored glass cooking
utensils In lukewarm water and
wash with soapsuds A little baking
soda added TO the soaking water
viii help loosen the tcOd n some
hroWnish stains remain. rub with
dry baking soda Using rough scouT,
inR materials may mar the surface
These places may develop into
cracks
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When troGser pockets must Be re-
placed. q possible get cotton twin
made especially for This purpose
This sturdy material Outlasts mus
In Il comes In 0-lnsh widths. and
two side pockets may b cut frOm
one lsngth Pocket 1ssEthS vary. %
always measure them before buy.
ms slOth for replacing.
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MnAxinn NArIea

weaverS u rugs In tho orient have
quaint cuStNms, In The Herman dis
tricI Of Persia Iranl the weRverS
fringe both ends u their rugs But
IN the SaltanabAd section, The
WeaVsrs start Q rug with sslVaEe and
fringe OF only ore end when com.
nlstsd
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Vaudeville orlGtnataFa

Among the attractions In the arst
American vaudeville show were
Baby Alice, a midget weighing one
and One.hah pounds and = stuffed
mermaid" A few performances
later there was added a chicken with
Q human face and Weber aud Ftelds
q team % comedians
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Council Hearing
On c0ssius n
HoutOd Session
CONTINUED from Page -

Continued from Page -
committee with photographs Of his
bar and booths.
TAlmSdgs Carey eountsrsd with
the reply that he believed II the
legislature had wanted 70 protect
law VIolators In any matter II
would have put provisions In the
statutes.
MlFss Application Heard
The COMMITTEES heard HpplieR-
tons from three other applicants.
One WaE James MIres, baTbseus
restaurant owner at SOL Cedar who
said he would buy FAbels stock and
fixtures II he got the license. The
police license detail gave . good
report on MiTes except for . record
Of Is suits hIsd against him by
employees In wage matters, . viola.
ton Of the stats health and sanitary |
laws and . poor credit rating.
Frank Hickman, police captain,
was represented by Frank Collins,
recent unsuccessful mayoTRlty can.
didate. Hickman made = brief
speech for himself and Collins also
talked In his behalf. Raymond Can.
nan asked him II he was captain
at headquarters when tho town was
wide open. lie Indicated that he
thought there was not much differ.
sncs now than before.
ERan asked him how he was 40.
ing IN finance purchase Of the
Cedar Bar. lie said he was being |
loaned $1,000. I'd Gates. former
chauffeur for Mayor BuEE Balm
bridge, told the committee he was
lending Mr.. Hickman on an un.
secured note. Alderman Johnson
questioned him closely Temarking,
II wouldn't loan my brother $1,000
without some protection besides n
note"
I'D Gates IL the brother Of
Fred Gates whose activity In
the CaSSIua hearing II reported
In . previous paragraph.
Al both sessions aldermen who
are not on the committee were
present.
ERan questioned FRbol about the
ownership Of the building at 4Os
Cedar whore Fabsl had operated
the bar before his license was 70.
voksd, This II tho location where
Hickman has indicated he will op.
crate II he Ii granted q license,
FRbel said he rented the building
from I'd Carlson. Mrs. I'D Carlson
Ia president 81 Skelly's Sales. Inc.
an off.EAle liquor store next door
10 the bar,
when Alderman Hendricks APP
pearsd ut the afternoon session TO
tell tho committee that people had
called him In the neiEhborhoQd and
told him that the bar wasn't wanted
In the nSlRhborhood, Cecil New.
man asked him 10 name the people,
In an exchange with Hen.
bricks he said he thought the
people who had signed the
petition for and against were
the people Hendricks should
consider. Hendricks said he
didn't have much faith In petl.
tons. Tie said people will sign
any petition stuck under their
Noses.
George johnson asked Hendricks
N he wanted To withdraw his name
from tho Cassiua application. Ho
said, "No, that won't do any good"
Later on In the day the dailiea re-
ported Hendricks had finally with.
drawn his name from tho RpplIca-
ton.
-
After everyone was heard who |
had anything to say. Alderman
EEan moved that Anthony Cassius
he granted the license. Johnson
hesitRted because no said the aues
ton Of procedure was not clear
In his mind, Romeo Riley, who had
not entered into the discussion at
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Biological warfare 10 not q new
military vancouver II Is recorded
that IN me French ana indian wars
uTHD smallpox was Intentionally
sprsad among The Indian tribes o.
Ohio
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Freshly roasted coffee Is superior
to any other kind To get your
moneys worth of coffee aavor,
choose a vacuum-packed brand I'm.
less you are absolutely sure that the
other package Is freshly roasted.
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OphGhAImIe Glaas

OpothAtmhc GLASS
Although glass making was eStab-
hshed early In the American colo.
nies. manufacture Of nns ophthAI-
mic glass for speetaeles was Arst
undertaken In this country leas than
hah Q century ago. according 10
Better Vision institute. Now largs
quantities OF the finest Ophthalmie
glass are produced In the United
States.
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CARD or APPRECIATION
l wish 10 thank Rev. Floyd Massey
and the blood donors who were so
lovely TO me during my illness In
MilleT'B hospital. Also my many
neiEhbors and friends for the lovely
flowers and cards.
Again. thank you.
Mrs, Mamie Williams OVertOn,
6t3 ST Anthony Ave.
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Baby Betty. Glamor girl OF the
Royal American Shows. will be- =
feature Midway attraction OF Min.
nssota State Fair. August %
through September l, HsAdlinsr Of
the Worlds Congress OF Odd PEG
pie, she tips the scales at 7O7
pounds. Major afternoon entertain,
ment features Of the fair will be-
auto races. August 81. 20 and 81.
and September /, harness races
August IS. Is. - and IS; and two
Thrill Days. August 20 and 30 4
mammoth niEht show, CllmaErd BY
fireworks, viii complete the amuse
ment pi ogTam
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After everyone was heard who
had anything to say. Alderman
EEan moved that Anthony CRasius
he granted the license. Johnson
hesitRted because no said the ques
tion Of procedure was not clear
In his mind, Romeo Riley, who had
not entered into the discussion at
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Mrs James Moore. tet 3. wIIlsw
Ave-. reports that among the pleas
ant tourists that stopped at her
home during the summer were Mr..
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A report on the drive for money
20 pay for the new stove was made
by the trustees, last Sunday. Trus-
tee Day. Contributions Of S221 had
been made, more than the cost OF
the stove. The balance was placed
in the trustees treasury.
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small son. IT'S n. Dakota Ave,
left the city for points in Ohio.
Mrs. Jeff Watson. IFS ". Dakota
Ave, left Saturday for DcS Moines.
Iowa. on weeks vacation 20 be
the house guest Of Mrs. Annie Tai
". l224 Dowell 81. A Sunday din
ncr in her honor will be at the home
af Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Lyon. 26Si
lies Moines 81.
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-08-08

Former CT Purchases Double
Duplex Home. Mr.. and Mrs. Al C.
Frost with their small son and
baby daughter will take possession
" their home on Sept. I at 6i6-6iS
n. Minnesota Ave. Mr.. ard Mrs
Frost are well known. taking an
active part In the community. Mr..
FruSt was stationed here at the
army base for some time before
going overseas. They returned 70
tho city after his discharge and
have been staying at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. y. {, Collins, 1904
4, Sth Sc,
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Nou grob
ANNA PAKISH

Kot smo vceraj porocali, je
umrla po dolgi bolezni Anna
Pakish, rojena Kaprol. Stara je
bila 48 let in je stanovala ma
1884 E. II st. Donna je bila il
vasi Veliko Mrasevo, fara Cerk-
lie pri Krskem, odkoder je pri-
sla v Cleveland pred Al lett. Bi-
la je clanica drustva sv. Ane st.
4 SDZ in podr. st. 25 SzZ. Tu-
kaj zapusca zalujocega soproga
Antona, diva sinova Anthony in
Edwina, sestro Mrs. Mary Ku-
rent in diva brata Franka in
Louisa. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v So
boto zjutraj oh 7:45 uri IL Ia
krajskovega pogrebnega zavo-
da v cerkev sv. Vida in cd tam
ma Calvary pokopalisce.
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Piketiranje ma
pokopaliseu prepovedano

Ma pokopaliscu Lakeview so
grobokopi re vec tednov ma stav-
XII, vsled cesar je uprava poko-
palisca 116 krst trupli spra-
villa v zacasno shrambo. Vceraj
je uprava vlozila zahtevo, da
sodnija prepove piketiranje ma
pokopaliscu in okrajni sodnik
Frank ]. Merrick je zahtevi ta-
koj ugodil, rekoc, da pokopava-
ME mrlicev je sveta dolznost, XII
je vista cd katerekoli pravice, XII
jo utegne imeti kaka unija.
Stavkujoci gropokopi so cla-
nj unije, XII pripada Ameriski de-
lavski federaciji.
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BEVIN IN EDEN PREJELA ZAVOJE,
XII BI JIH LAHKO STALA ZIVLJENJE
Judovsk nationalist posiljajo Anglezem bombne
zavoje: Bevin in Eden sta jih irnela ze rokah

Zavoji so pripravljeni tako, da
eksplodirajo, ko Sc jih odpre. Cd
zunaj izgledajo popolnoma ne
dolzno in sicer kot neko vecje
pismo. Notranji omot tega "pi-
sma," odnosno "zavoja,' vsebu-
je mali detonator v obliki swim
cnika, XII v slucaju, &c Sc omot
odpre, povzroca eksplozijo.
Bombni zavoji so bill poslani
tudi ministru "a hrano John
Strachyu, predsedniku trgovin-
ske zbornice Sir Stafford Cripp-
SUI, ministru brez portfelja Ar
thurju Greenwoodu in podtajni-
ku vojnega urada John Free
manu-.
RIM, 5. junija-Preiskava v
zvezi z bombnimu zavoji, XII jih
podtalna judovska organizacija
Stern posilja angleskim drzav-
nixon ,se vrsi v Milanu in Geno-
vi, XII sta znana kot center pod
talne judovske aktivnosti.
Nekateri zavoji, XII so prispei
" Anglijo, SO oznaceni pecatom
| | Milanska kvestura." Ma podla-
LEI tega Sc zakljucuje. da SO ne
kateri zavoji bill ukradeni v
uradu milanske policije.
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JERUZALEM, S. junija-Pod.
talna judovska organizacija
Stern je danes svoji izjavi, Xxi
je obelodanjena v Tel Avivu,
priznala, da je odgovorna "a po-
siljanje "bombnih zavojev" od-
licnim Anglezem.
LONDON, S. junija - Scot.
land Yard je mobiliziran, da Sci.
ii angleske drzavnike, ko sta diva
.od II bobnih zavojev, katere SC
podtalni clani judovske organi.
zacije Stern poslali ma nasloy
angleskih drzavnikov, bila v po'
slednjem trenutku zajeta.
Ena bombnih posiljk, naslov'
ljena ma zunanjega ministra Err
nest Bevina, je lezala nekolikc
casa v predsobi urada, kjer j
Bevin delal. Neki privatni tai
mix Bevina, XII je opazil ma "a
voju okorno napisano "osebpe
in zaupno," je zavoj vrgel
prazno soho in poklical policijo
Drugi zavoj je bill poslan biv
semu zunanjemu ministru An
thony Edenu. Ker Eden nj ime
casa, da bi zavoj odprl, ga j
sprawl v svojo aktovko, kjer =
jo tudi nasli.
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Deeek utonil v jezeru

V sredo pozno popoldne Sc je
emo milo cd obale jezera Erie
prevrnil coin, v katerem sta sc
nahajala diva srednjesolska di-
jaka. Zacela sta. plavati proti
obrezju, toda medtem ko Sc je
16-letnemu Wardu Nolanu po-
srecilo, da je skoro do smrti IL
mucen priplaval ma breg, je ME
gov enako start tovaris Robert
Paquin omagal in nasel smrt v
vodi. Starsi obeh deckov bivajo
v Euclidu.
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zelezniska nesreEa
pri SanduskYju

SANDUSKY, O., 5. junija-
Vceraj popoldne je ekspresni
vlak New York Central zelezni-
ce zadel v voz ma rocni pogon,
XII ga rabijo delavci, XII delajo
ma progah, nakar je II vagonov
z locomotive vred pablo s proge
Ubit je bill strojevodja James
c.. Williams, osem oseb pa je do.
.bilo poskodbe.
Nenavadna nezgoda Sc je pri.
petila sredi vasi Huron, ko je
vlak vozil z brzino 78 mill ma
uro. . .= .-s<
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Jugoslavija 'zanikala
vesti. da Sc Molotov
nahaja " Belgradu

BELGRAD, 5. junija. -
Snoci je jugoslovanska VIA
,da ura1no Zanikala vesti,
da Sc sovjetski zunanji mi
mister Vjaceslav M. Molo-
tov nahaja v Belgradu.
West je bila razsirjena v
zvezi z ugibanji, da Sc bo-
do v Belgradu vrsila poga-
janja glede prikljucitve Al
banije in Makedonije v sta
tusu avtonomnih republik
k federativni JugosIaviji,
kar bi imelO ustvariti BAL
kansko federacijo".)
Poleg gornje, uradno "a
nikane vesti, so krozile tudi
govorice, da Sc baje bolgar-
ski premier George Dimi-
trov nahaja ma potu v Bel
grad.
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Senator Connally o
italijanski pogodbi

DeraokratslZi senator Connal-
ly IL Texaca, ki je bill navzoc pri
sestavljanju vseh stirih pogodb,
je v govoru, v katerem je pripo-
rocal odobritev mirovne pogod-
be "a Italijo, izjavil, da nj bila
Sc nikdar nobena porazena deze.
la zadovoljna z mirom, katere.
ga je morala sprejeti.
"Kot sin vojaka JUNE konfe-
deracije tudi JAZZ nisem nikdar
zadovoljen mirom, XII je kon.
cal civilno vojno med jugom in
severom," je dejal Connally.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-06

skem, glede kopije obtozb proti
bivsemu premierju Nagyju, XII je
V svici podal ostavko in sc ma
haja v begunstvu.
Lieut.. gen. V. P. Svirdov, So
vjetski komandant ma Madzar-
skem, je izjavil, da so Macy in
nekateri drugi clani stranke ma
lih posestnikov pripravljali "a
roto "proti mladi madzarski de-
mokraciji."
IL vodstva vrzeni bivsi premi-
er Macy, kateri je obvescen, da
DO v slucaju vrnitve ma Madzar-
sko postavljen pred sodnijo, Sc
namerava podati v Zedin ;ene dr.
zave, in sicer kot begunec.
Diplomat zopet ugibajoo
"Balkanski federacii''
Diplomaticni motrilci drzav-
mega oddelka pgibajo, &c MISC
poslednji dogddki ma Madzar-
skem v nekaksni zvezi z name
nom ,da Sc "ustanovi Balkanska
federacija.'
porocilih Sc zopet poudarja,
da je marsal Tito veckrat zago-
varjal idejo "a ustvaritev Bal
kanske federacije. V Washing
tonu smatrajo, da je taksen ko-
rak zelo mozen.
BUDIMPEsTA, S. junija-Ob-
vesceni ameriski krogi pravijo,
da bodo vojaski predstavniki
Anglije in Zedinjenih draw po-
novno poslali ma sovjetske obla-
sti zahtevo, da komisiia treh sill
izvrsi preiskavo v zvezi z no
vim polozajem ma Madzarskem.