davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20

CLOSE CALL. We're told a little
tale of how the engagement of very
nice couple was nearly broken up by
a florist who was not on his toes.
On her birthday the young lady
received bouquet of roses from you
know who. She lovingly removed the
blooms one by one, and then opened
the little white envelope - just as
though she didn't know what it would
say. Well, this time she didn't know.
The message read: Mac - make
it roses, but for Pete's sake don't 60
over $3.50"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-07-20

TW-7-2o-47
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-22
Who's crazy now?"

FOWLER. who has told the
court he is definitely no abb
stainer" and his favorite alco-
holic drinks are brandy and
whiskey, says Muriel drank
excessively"
Muriel, who once announced
she remembered being the first
wife of Tux Ankh-Amen in a
previous existence, has called
Fowler a ''cold fish," according
to Fiji.
Fiji, who has been charged
with writing damaging letters
about Muriel, has said it seemed
to her sit is no longer a Nc
Cormick problem but one for
Uncle Sam"
Fowler has told the court that
he and Fiji appraised MuriePs
mental condition as 'other than
normal" since 1888.
=
IF YOU'RE confused, wait!
There's morel
International diplomatic cir
cles are going in circles.
Back in 1913, Lady May S.
Lawford, wife of Gen. Sir Sgd
ney Lawford of Westwood,
Calf, wrote Fiji that she was
thinking of enlisting the aid Of
Lord Halifax, our ambassa-
dor" in order to avoid "a Brit
ish-American scandal"
Lady May was the friend of
Vera Parsons, guardian of
''Edie" and Decide" at that
time.
And so the battle of the Nc
Cornicks and the Hubbards
RACES on.
And "Edie's" and Decides"
scrapbook grows fat.
And Chicagoans are learning
how the "other half really
lives.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-22

Confirming the facts in last
weeks exclusive story in The Star
exposing his work with the right
wing faction in the UAW local,
Col. Charles r. Vincent, chairman
of the anti-union Foundation for
America, perched his feet conf
IDENTIFY on his desk, leaned back,
and nodded:
why. certainly we did what
we could TO help the right-wing
of the United Auto Workers
tCIO) in the local elections.
"We wanted to help defeat the
radicals"
The radicals" to whom he re-
ferred composed the progressive
leadership of the regional UAW
before the Foundation moved in
on Electromotive to frame the
workers.
WHY did Foundation for Amer
ica-a Big Business outfit oper-
ated for the benefit of employers
want to see the progressives de-
feated?
That answer lies in Vincent's
record as a strike breaker. In
1897. according to the Founda-
lions literature. he organized
the back TO- work movement"
and smashed the Little Steel
Strike.
That's why he helped defeat the
progressiveS at Electromotive. To
him, it was the first and most i'm
portant step toward destroying
the union.
"We're working with rank and
file groups in dozens of plants, .
he explained. That's what l don't
like about your story. 1t makes
/ it appear as though this were an
isolated instance. We're fighting
radicals wherever we find them. +"
THE STAR visited Vincent in
his office at 20 w. Jackson blvd,
where photographs of Sen. Robert
A. Taft R., o., Rep. Clare Hoff-
man R., Mich), former Democrat
ic national chairman James J.
Farley, and AFL mine workers
president John L. Lewis-all in
scribed to "dear friend" Vincent
hang on the walls.
Vincent, short, thin, middle
aged man with thin face and
sparse gray hair, was very modest
about his achievement at Electro
motive.
What I did there was moth
ing TO what went on at the
JAWS convention in Atlantic
City and in other cities where
they have locals" he insisted.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-22
Fowler, Fiji, MurieI-
how >other half lives
BY SARA RICCI
come all! It's q

N Vic, SVAlAC OIL! IL q
free-for-alI!
They're at it again.
And the Superior Courts
clotheslines are sagging with
the weight of the McCormicks'
and Hubbards' dirty linen.
+ = +
MULTI millionaire Fowler
Mccormick and his wife, Mrs.
Anne FifD Mccormick VS..
Fowler's sister, Mrs. Muriel
Mccormick Hubbard have been
at it since March, 1914.
Fowler, who is chairman of
the board of International Har-
vester Co., says the legal con-
test will set him back 100000.
But, dear me no, money is no
object. We must look at this
thing effectively. Yes. It's SIM
ply an "intra-family fight for
custody of two $80,OOo,OOc or
phans."
CENTRAL fl cures in the
laundering process currently
flooding Superior Court, are
Muriel's two adopted children,
Edith Rockefeller Mccormick
Hubbard, IA, nickna m e d
'sEdie," and Elisha Dyer Hub
bard II, 10, nicknamed Dee
die"
"Edie" and Decide" were
provided for in the will of the
late Harold F. Mccormick,
father of Fowler and Muriel
and former head of the Inter
national Harvester Co., seen
after their adoption by Muriel
in 1899.
And there's the rub. Think
what a joyous future lies in
store for eddie" and Decide"
when, 10 years from today, they
leaf through the family scrap
book!
WHAT scraps! What fami-
lies! Take look!
The "battle royal" began
when Muriel decided to join
the WAC in 1913. Since the
WAC had a regulation against
taking women with dependents
under IA, Mural made arrange
ments for an employee, Mrs.
Vera Parsons, to take care of
the children.
Fowler filed suit for the chill
dren's custody, charging Mrs.
Parsons was under the ''influ-
ence' of Muriel.
Muriel went into the WAC,
legal suit followed legal suit,
and finally, Fowler gained GUS
today in June, 1916. But Mu-
riel, released from service, is
back in the ring.
81 will fight to the last ditch
TO retrieve my two little dar-
lings." she says.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-22

"You understand that we are
not interested in union politics"
he added. 'We are only interested
in promoting Americanism -
Americanism for business as well
as for the laboring man
you've seen the list of our
trustees. Do they look like men
who'd be interested in the labor
ing MANI"
THEY certainly didn't look like
men who'd be interested in the
welfare of the workers.
Among the trustees are such ex-
treme reactionaries as Gen. Rob-
ert Wood, chairman of Sears, Roe
buck g. Co. and a big shot in the
pro-fascist American Action, Inc;
Herbert Hoover, who has publicly
stated that he thought the whole
war against fascism was a terrible
mistake" and Avery Brundage,
contractor who has been notorious
for his fondness toward the Nazis.
These are the men who estab-
lished the Foundation to hit at
labor from the inside, through
the equivalent of a Fifth Column
in union ranks
SINCE you consider progress
sive, militant labor leaders as
radicals or Reds don't you work
for their defeat in union cleo
tions?" Vincent was asked by The
Star.
Certainly we do" he replied.
I'VE take hand in union poll
tics TO drive out the subver-
sives. What did you expect?
Vincent apparently did not no
tice the contradiction between
that admission and his denial that
he interfered in union matters.
DO YOU ADMIT that you sent
out the letter reprinted in last
weeks Starr" he was asked.
The letter, a confidential memo
randum prepared for employers
by the Foundation, revealed that
Vincent had selected the Electro
motive plant as ''a guinea pig" to
give ga practical demonstration
of what the Foundation can do"
in the way of strike-breaking and
union-busting.
1t also disclosed the strategy he
used in the expensive campaign,
which was successful because Of
the "ridicule, charges of I'M
Americanism. and. smear tao
tics" he directed.
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VINCENT waved his hands
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-22

vaguely. He looked distressed.
1--WE send out lots of letters"
he said. 81 don't remember this
letter"
His assistant, a man who did
not identify himself, was more
definite.
eve never sent out such let
ter. It's a SANDER on usl'
Reassured, Vincent echoed:
mo, we never sent out such a
letter"
HE DECLARED with more
vigor:
"Your story was just a God
damned smearing lie. I'm not
strike-breaker. We don't want to
get into labor rows"
-"What about the facts in the
story" he was asked. did you,
as the letter says, meet with the
right-wing leaders,"
"oh. yes. he admitted readily.
but we were just educating
them in the American way of
life. We weren't interested in
the union"
"But you did discuss union mat
tiers, and you did lay down plans
for defeating the progressives,
didn't you?"
"Of course" he exclaimed. ''We
wanted to see that the right-wing
won out over the radicals
FOUNDATION for erica
works only through "racial
groups" Vincent claimed. To him,
the word "raciaP' means nation
AL"
AS he told of the Foundations
work among nationalities, such as
the German, Hungarian, Lithu-
anian, Dutch, Irish, and Polish. the
purpose of Vincent's work became
clear-divide the workers.
UEconsciously exposing the aims
of the Foundation, Vincent point
ed out significantly:
"You must remember that 90
per cent of the Go is composed
of first or second generation
Americans"
VINCENT'S background, he ex-
planned, goes much farther back.
His ancestors came to America as
immigrants-though he probably
wouldn't use that word-on the
Mayflower.
"I'm a member of the famous
FFV-First Families of Virginia."
he Dragged, "and the Sons of the
American Revolution. l guess that
makes me a real American, doesn't
it?"
But no one could accuse Vincent
of being a revolutionary, even
though his forebears may have
been.
He's been in the "Anericanism"
field, according to his own ac-
count, for 20 years. The Founda-
ton, which formerly was known
as Builders of America" has
been in existence for the same
length Of time, carrying on its
anti-labor work.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-22
a strike breaker felix's
Sure | duped GM
workers Vincent
BY BILL CARR

professional strike breaker admitted to the
behind
BroOkfe
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07
Bolnica Mount Sinai
postala del univerxe

Med ,zdravnisko Solo univer-
re Western Reserve Y Cleve-
landu in bolnisniso Mount Sinai
je bill sklenjen sporazum, gla-
som katerega DO bolnisnica po-
stala del univerze v svrho pou-
ka, kar pomeni, da bodo zdrav-
nili, strokovnjaki in laboratory
obeh ustanov vzajemno rablje-
nj. Poudarjano je, da DO zdrav-
niSka lola univerze, Ii je h da-
nes na glasu kots ena najbolj6ih
v Ted. drxayah, stremela "a tenn,
d postane eden najznamenitej-
/ Eih centrov zdrAvniake vede ~
svetu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07
''SlOvanOv" kOncert
bill veik uspeh ~

VceraBnji koncert zbora "Slo-
van" v Euclidu je bill velik
uspeh v vseh ozirih. Dvorana je
bila natrpana popoldne in we
Ger. Pevci so svojo nalogo do
bro izpolnili.
Opcinstvu je zlasti ugajala
opereta "Snubaci'. Zbor in So
listi SO Sc kar kosa1i med seboj,
Izmed solistov 50 sc zlasti Cd
likovali Danica Hrvatin, John
Grabner, Anton Smith, Girl Oz,
bic il Andy Noch. v prvem de-
HI programs je .'vencek narod,
nih pesmi' lei najvet aplayxa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07
De Gaulle incl
Z0pet gOv0r
Hvalil je enotnost
Zed. draw in Francije

STRASSBOURG, 6. aprila -
General Charles de Gaulle je OBJ
priliki pocastitve spomina anne
riskim vojakom, XII so padli "a
osvobojenje Francije, izjavil, da
bi Francija morala stati skupaj
z Zedinjenimi drzavami proti
"vsaki novi tiraniii."
De Gaulle Sc je pojavil skupaj
z ameriskim ambasadorjem JEFF
ferson Cafferyjem v katedrali
Srassbourga, kjer je bila od-
krita spominska plosca imeni
ameriskih vojakov, XII so padli v
Franciji.
De GaulIe je poudaril, da je
mlada drzava (Zedinjene drza-
ve) isto kot starejsa Francija
pokazala, ne samo ljubezen "za
svojo lastno svobodo, ampak tu-
di spostovanje "a svobodo osta-
lih."
Jutri DO de Gaulle incl govor,
" katerem DO podal vazne poll
ticne izjave. Socialisticna in ko-
munisticna stranka pa nadalju-
jeta z napadi proti de Gaulleu,
katerega dolzita, da ina "dikta-
torske ambicije."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07
SOVJETSKA AGENCIJA
oKRCALA AMERISKO
POLITIKO v KIM

LONDON, 7. aprila-Poroeilo
sovjetske casnikarske agencije
Tass pravi, da ameriska voja-
Ska pomoc KIM vodi v "zasuz-
njenie Kline, v poslabsanje polo
zaja in v razsirjenje civilne VOL
me-"
Tass pravi,. da stevilo ameri-
Skin vojaskih ,svetovalcev v XII
nj znasa vec tisoc.
"Vojni sporazum med Zedi-
njenimi drzavami in Kino je bill
podal san v januarju. Ameriska
obvescevalna sluzba je ze po-
vsod postavila svoje agente in
sicer podporo kitajskih urad-
nikov."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07
GENE PLYMOUTH AVTOM
ZNIzANE $25 do $55

DETROIT, 6. aprila. - Chry-
sler Co. je danes naznanila zni-
zanje cen "a Plymouth avtomo-
bile, XII DO znasalo cd $25 do $55.
Naznanilo je bilo podano brez
pojasnila sredi pogajanj CIO
unijo glede mezdnih zvisanj in
drugih sprememb obstojecem
kontraktu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07
Amerika stoji "a
Zdruzzenimi narOdi,
Hjavlja Truman
Odgovoril je kritikor1.
da administracija skusa
ignorirati organizacijo
"a 1nednarodni mir

WASHINGTON, s. aprila. -
Predsednik Truman je danes ma
slavnostnem banketu demokrat-
ske stranke, XII sc vrsi letno ma
rojstni dan Thomasa Jefferso-
ma, XII velja "a ustanovitelja de-
mokratske stranke, incl govor,
v katerem je povedal svetu, da
Zedinjene drzave odlocno stole
"a organizacijo Zdruzenih ma
rodov, o kateri je rekel, da
predstavlja made vsega Cloves
tva, ida Sc "a vse case pogasi
pozare vojne."
Truman je udaril po kritikih
v kongresu, XII so ga obtozili, da
je predlogom "a financno po-
moe Grciji in Turciji pokazal, da
Zedinjene drzave ignorirajo OBJ
stoj Zdruzenih narodov.
Henry Wallace Sc nj
udelezil banketa
Ma banketu je bio navzocih
1000 vodilnih demokratov il
vseh delov dezele, XII so placali
po $10O vstopnine. Dobicek cd
banketa gre blagajno .stran-
ke. Banketa sc nj udelezil bivsi
podpredsednik Henry A. Wal
lace, XII je svojo vstopnico dal
svojemu zetu Leslie-u Dougla-
Su.
Odsoten je bill tudi novoizvo-
ljeni cikaski zupan Martin Ken
nelly, o cigar zmagi je predsed-
mix Truman ma dan po volitvah
izjavil, da je znamenje, da Sc
politicni sentiment v dezeli 20
pet obraca ma demokratsko
stran. Kennedy je odsel ma po-
citnice ma zapad.
Truman je v svojem govoru
med drugim zahteval, da Zed.
drzave ostanejo vojasko mocne
in "ekonomsko zdrave'',, kar sc
smatra kot namig, da DO YETI
raj zakonski nacrt "a davcno
redukcijo, ako ga bosta sprejeli
ODE zbornici kongresa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07

Vlada je v svojih poizkusih,
da odvrne stavko, urgirala pred
stavnike unije in kompanije, maj
nadaljujejo $ sejami in poskusa-
jo doseci sporazum. Pogajanja
so Sc vrsila v Washingtonu, to-
da enaka pogajanja Sc vrsijo v
ostalih mestih. @s.... =.
v Washingtonu SO Sc cello noe
v1sila pogajanja med Edgar L.
'Warrenorn, pomirjevalnim di-
rektorjem in Joseph a. Beir-.
nom, predsednik konnrnarodne fey
deraciie telefonskih Iasluzben,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07
Sovjetski listi
napadajo Trumanov
nacrt "a Grciij0

LONDON, 5. aprila-Sovjet-
ski casnikarji so zaceli novimi
napadi proti Zedinjenim drza-
vam. Posebno Sc v svojih clan
kin ukvarjajo z ameriskim pro-
gramom "a $4O0-milijonsko po-
sojilo Greiji in Turciji.
Eugene Tarle, politicni zgodo-
vinar, XII eesto pise "a vladni ca
sopis "Izvestija," je napadel
Vanderbergov amendment glede
te pomoci, kot "zelo prozoren
manever, da Sc pridobi organi-
zacijo Zdruzenih narodov "a
ameriski nacrt."
Tarle je rekel, da je senator
Vandenberg predlozil amend
ment, po katerem DO o posojilu
odloeaIa VAGINA elanic organiza-
cije Zdruzenih narodov, in da sc
pojavljajo protest. proti predlo-
gom predsednika Trumana v
njegovem programu "a spodbi-
jamie komunizma ma Srednjem
vzhodu.
Tudi Anglia je tarca
"Izvestija" je napadla angle
sko vojasko misijo Grcijl, da
Sc vedno daje navodila grskim
ministrom. Pisatelj clanka, R.
NORM, je rekel, da so grski ge-
neraii " skrbeh zaradi NONE
prisotnosti dveh vojaskih misij
Nv Grciji in sicer angleske in
ameriske.
Neki angleski uradnik zuna-
mega ministrstva je izjavil, da
bo mala vojaska misija ostala
Greiii, XII DO dajala nasvete gr-
Skim cetam v Severni Grciji in
ko sc DO Anglia umaknila, mi
|prieakujemo, da bodo Zedinjene
drzave povecale svoj vpliv Gr-
ciji."
NORM je napadel tudi Zedi-
|njene drzave, XII poskusajo IL
vrsiUi ekonomski predor v TIA
lijo.in z intervencijo poskusajo
ustyariti NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ski biloxi pod vodstvom Zedinje-
nih drzav."
Sovjetska casnikarska agen-
cija je tudi prinesla porocilo, da
Zedinjene drzave pritiskaio ma
Vatikan, da Sc kardinala Spell
mana imenuje "a vatikanskega
drzavnega tajnika, toda Vatikan
je to porocilo zanikal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07
3 faSisti dObii
80 let .jece radi
uInOra MatteOttija

RIM, s. ,aprila. - Trije fash
stiGni teroristi, XII so leta 1924
umorili ssocialisticnega poslanca
Giacomo Matteottija, so bill da-
mes oosojeni ma 80 let zapora.
Umor, XII je bill izvrsen ma ukaz
Mussolinija, je bill eden najbolj
notoricnih politicnih zlocinov v
moderni zgodovini. .-..
Trije obsojenci, katere je do
letela kazen po. % letih, SO:
Amerigo Dunini, v st. Louisu
rojeni bivsi podpoveljnik fash.
sticne tajne policije, XII je vozil
ayto, v katerem je bill Matteotti
umorjen. Amleto Poveromo
Clan fasisticne milice, XII je po.
.magal ugrabiti Matteottija in j
bill ! njim v avtomobilu, ter Gui'
scppe Viola, XII je bill sojen v Cd
sotnosti.
stirje drugi obtozenci 50 bill
oproxeeni ali pomilo :eni I am
nssti iltm odlokona I dne 5. ju
nija lanskega leta, Sodnija q
podala nobene odlocitye gled'
lonnegA obto tenca. II je BIZ pro
sla6sn nartvill.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07


cev. Warren Sc je sestal z pred
stavnikom unije takoj, ko je bilo
objavljeno, da vlada predlaga
kosnpromisno resitev spora, to-
da, ker Sc je seja vrsila "a zapr-
timi vrati, MISC znane nobene
podrobnosti o zaklju6kih.
/ Il delavskega oddelka javlja-
jo, da Sc nj napuscena poslednja
NADIA, do se stavko odlo6. ),
Snoti je Beirne izjavil. d. *
|bo stavka pricela jutri zjutraj
in da je llnija pripravila we po.
trebno, da Sc prekine I delonn. ]
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07
ANGLEsKI "UPORNIKI"
.UzIVAJO PODPORO

LONDON, 6. aprila-Uporni
clani laboritov v angleskem par
lamentu, XII so Sc uprli Bevinovi
zunanji politiki, pravijo, da uzi-
vajo v vrstah stranke v zahte-
vah, da vlada razbije "anglo-'
ameriski biloxi proti Rusiji," pod
poro 40 do SO odstotkov clanov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07

Nj pa prislo do zakljucka gle
de sestave uradov, XII bi ma naci-
onalni podlagi vrsili administra-
clio hrane, transporta, komuni-
kacij, industrije, finance in zu-
mamie trgovine. Zedinjene drza-
We, Anglia, Francija in Soviet
ska zveza so se sporazumele, da
Sc taksne urade ustanovi, toda
Franeija je izjavila, da DO pri-
stala ma to edino, &c sc uposte-
vajo njeni pokoji. Nemske agen-
cije bi po predlogih Francije BIZ
le pod administracijo predstav-
nikov nemske drzave, toda izje-
ma hi maj bill Saar, XII taksnega
urada ne bi smell imeti.
Ministri MISC mogli sprejeti
teh pogojev in istotako nj prislo
do sporazuma glede predloga So
vjetskega delegate, XII je zahle-
val, da bi vsak komandant v po-
sameznih zonah incl pravico, da
vetira katere koli sklepe agenci-
je, XII hi bill nasprotni politiki
zavezniskega kontrolnega sveta.
Marshall proti vetu
Ameriski drzavni tajnik Mar
shall je iz,avil, da bi bila taksna
pravica veta, XII bi sc jo dalo
zavezniskim komandantom v po-
sameznih zonah, skodljiva in da
bi razbila snotnost, katero. ma
|meravajo zavezniki ustanoviti z
ustanovitvijo centralnih uradov.
Do soglasja je prislo zvezi 8
'predlogom angleskega zunanje-
ga rainistra Bevina, XII je predla-
gal, da sc sestavi svetovalni od-
Dor tri mesece po ustanovitvi
uradov in da sc devet mesecev
pozneje ustanovi zaeasno nem-
sko vlado.
Ma seji odbora, XII Sc je vrsila
izven sveta, je sovjetski zastop-
mix Andrej Visinski napadel
ameriskega ambasadorja Rob-
erta D. Murphya, da krivo poda-
ia sovjetsko stalisce trditvijo,
da Rusi nameravajo ustanoviti
mocno centralno vlado v Nemci-
il, podobno tisti, XII je obstojala
"a casa Hitlerja. Spor pa Sc je
resil po pojasnjenju, XII ga je po-
dal Murphy.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-07

Vceraj zjutraj je preminil ma
domu ma 1890 E. 66 Pl. William
Richards, star 72 let. Truplo bo
poslano v Big Spring, w. Va, v
torek popoldne' oh 8: .uri, kjer
DO pokopano. Tukaj zapusca
soprogo in osem otrok ter mno-
go sorodnikov. Pogreb oskrbuje
zeletov pogrebni zavod ma 6502
st. Clair Ave. 4z
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ZaduSnica

v sredo zjutIaj OBJ Q. uri Sc
DO brala pogrebna ma5a a po-
kojno Mary sustarsic Y cerkvi
". Fran ciska a Superior Ave.
sorodniki il prijatelji tor clani-
|ce podru1nics 81. - szz % vab
|ljeni, da u udele3e,
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Med drugim je Kardelj "a
hteval, da konferenca zunanjih
ministrov Jugoslaviji prizn a
$15O,OOO,O0O il tekoce avstrij-
ske industrijske produkcije kot
vojno odskodnino.
Vodja jugoslovanske delega-
cije v Moskvi je zahteve Jugo-
slavic objavil diva dni po kon-
ferenci sovjetskim zunanjim
ministrom Molotovom, XII v ime-
nu Sovjetske zveze zahteva pla-
clio vojnih reparacij il tekoee
nemske produkcije.
Avstrija utegne zopet
nastopiti v start vlOgi
Kardelj je v izjavi, katero je
podal pred casnikarji, rekel, da
so Avstrijci dvakrat v teku zad-
njih 40 let sluzilf kot orodje v
rokah nemskega imperijalizma,
v poizkusu, da zatrejo odpor ju-
goslovanskega ljudstva, XII Sc je
borilo "a neodvisnost in svobo.
do.
~ obzalovanjem moramo opo'
zoriti,' je :nadaljeval Kardelj
ida nj niti sedaj prislo do nika-
kin sprememb v politicnem ziv-
ljenju Avstrije, kar hi upravice-
valo nado, da ne DO Avstrija nj
koli vec v bodocnosti zopet ma
stopila v svoji start vlogi."
Sest jugoslovanskih zahtev
glede Avstrije
Kardelj je podal sledece "a
hteve Jugoslavije proti Avstri-
j: Nalozitev pogojev, XII bodo
preprecili, da bi nemski imperi-
alisti in proti-nemski element Sc
kdaj izvajali ekonomsko in po-
liticno kontrolo v Avstriji.
Prikljucitev Slovenske Koro-
ske, kjer biva 100000 Jugoslo-
vanov (Slovencev) in 10000 Av-
strijcev in jamstvo, da bodo Ju.
goslovani, XII ostanejo pod Av-
strijo delezni narodnih pravic
in predmet izmenjave prebival-
stva.
Avstrija maj plaza $15O,O0O,-
900 vojne odskodnine S preselit-
vijo industrijskih naprav in v
obliki tekoce produkcije.
Popolna demilitarizacija jugo-
slovansko-avstrijske meje v glo-
bocini 20 kilometrov. ..
Avstrija maj bi Sc prisilila, da
izroei Jugoslaviji vse vojne zlo.
cince, kvizlinge in izdajalce, Xxi
so nasi zavetisce ma avstrij-
skem teritoriju.
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Pisno il domovine

Franciska Dolenc, donna il Ja-
kovice pri Planini, ina pismo
cd sorodnikov IL Cerknice pri
Mrs. Mary Jerman ma Bishop
Rd., v Wickliffe, Ohio. &c sama
to cita ali pa &c kdo We zanjo,
je prosen, da j sporoci.
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VLADA POSREDUJE, DA PREPREM
STAVKO .TELEFONSKIH DELAVCEV

WASHINGTON, 7. aprila-Neki predstavnik narodne
federacije teefonskh usluzbencev zjavL da je una
zaga sugestjo vade da stavka teleonskh usuzben-
1cev XII e napovedana danes oh ur zjutra odloz
"a do 48 ur teku katerh bi nadaljevaa pogajana
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Seja direktorija
Jutri vecer OBJ osmih sc vrsi
seja direktorija Slovenskega
narodnega donna ma St. Clair
Ave., ma katero Sc vabi vse di-
rektorje.
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Nen,cija dobi zacasno
Ulad0 DO enen, Ietu

MOSKVA, S. aprila-Zunanji ministri strih velikih
sill so danes skleni, da Nernco usanovijo sedem
dov in stotako prs do sporazuna, da leto dni
deovanju teh uradov ustanovi zacasna vlada