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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-24
PoROcENI PROFESORJI IN

POROcENI PROFESORJI IN .
Studentje-veterani Western Reserve
universe nujno potrebujejo stano-
vanja, apartments ali hise, oprem-
ljene ali neopremljene kjerkoli v
mestu. Kdor ina "a oddati, maj
poklice MRS. COLLINS. Housing
Director. tel: CE $3.50.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-24
HoSevarjeva je bila
najbolj agilna spijonska

"Obtozena Hocevarjeva pri-
znava ocitana kazniva dejanja
le pod tezo dokazov. Pri njej je
bila postojanka, preko katere so
sla vsa porocila inozemstvo,
vendar ona kot intelektualka, XII
je sama vzpostavila zvezo cen
from 1O1, po njenem pripovedo-
vanju ne pozna vsebine posiljk,
XII so Sic preko kurirja Petra ma
vohunski center. Obtozeni Ma
code pa je povedal, da je vsebi-
no teh porocil obtozene Hoce-
varjeva pripovedovala ma krat-
ko ma skupnih sestankih obto-
zene skupine. Dokazana dejanja
je zakrknjeno tajila, hotec ma
ivnostjo prepricati sodisce, da
je slucajno zasla V ia brlog spi-
jonov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-24
Furlan je pokazal IL
milo zakrknjenega spijona

Vprasanje: "Vi izjavljate, da
je Furlan pritiskal, da bi ma
vprasanja dobil eimprej odgo-
vor?"
Snoj: "On je terminal neka-
ko 1. majem, da bi moral imeti,
vendar mu JAZZ takrat nisem dal.
Pozneje nekoc maju me je 20
pet vprasal "a to-"
Vprasanje: cali lahko svoje
izjave, XII ste jih dali glede ma
Hoptnerjeva vprasanja, poveste
pred Furlanom ?"
Snoj: "Lahko.'
'Dalje:
Vprasanje: "Iz cesa sklepate,
da je bill odnos Furlana do ma
stopa teh tolp naklonjen?"
Snoj: "To je bill kakor neki
znak, ces, nekaj pa je lie sedaj,
nj kar tako, oni morajo nekje
orozje dobiti, oni morajo ne
kim dovoljenjem nastopati ma
oni strani meje, v tenn smislu.'
Vprasanje: "V kaksnem slu-
caju?"
Snoj: "Z dovoljenjem okupa-
torskih oblasti, XII to dovolju-
jejo."
Vprasanje: "Okupacijskih OBJ
lasti V Avstriji?'
Snoj: "Okupacijske oblasti V
Avstriji, XII to dovoljujejo.'
Vprasanje: cali to lahko izja-
vite soobtozenemu Furlanu?'
Snoj: "Lahko.'
"In slednjic::'
Vpjrasanje: "Kaj mislite, ka-
ko je mogel obtozeni Furlan pri-
ii do teh vasih pisem, do te vase
poste?''
Snoj: ~ mojo vednostjo nj
mogel priti do tega in je samo
mono, da je ma kaksen drug ma
Gin mojo tajnico ali ma kak
drug nacin mojo posto prestre-
GEL
Vprasanjc: "Da je vasa pisma
prestregel?'
Snoj: 'Drugate 81 tega ne mo-
rem predstavljati.'
Vprasanje: "Kdo je bila ia
vasa tajnica
Snoj: "Prva je bila neka
Marn, pozneje pa Ana Traven."
Vprasanje: cali vam je kdo to
Ano Traven priporocil?'
Snoj: "Mislim, da je emo in
drugo priporocil prav Furlan,
ker je bila V Clevelandu. Obe sta
bill liz Clevelanda. Potreboval
sem tajnico, XII je znala anglesko
in slovensko. Tam nj bilo lahko
dobiti kake mlajse moci, zato je
to Furlan poiskal.'
Vprasanje: cali je incl Fur
Ian stike vase tajnlco AnO Ira
ven?'
Snoj: ma vsak nacin. Dokler
je redno prihajal V pisarno In
formation centra, je nj videl sa-
mo enkrat ma dan, ampak po Vec-
krat.'
"Obtozeni Furlan ina pa Sc
kar naprej praznino glavi in Sc
ne spominja nicesar. Sc cello te-
daj, ko Sc mu predoci pismo
Omenjene Ane Traven, kate
rem mu sporoca, da Sc j je po-
sreGilo prestreci gotov del poste
in mu jo posilja, obtozeni Furlan
jeclja in skusa zanikati.
"Smatramo, da SO vsa dejanja,
XII jih navajo obtoznica, nepo-
bitno dokazana. (Ploskanje in
pritrjevanje).
"Smatram dalje, da je vse "a
drzanje obtozenega Furlana
pred sodiscem nov dokaz, da, je
agent TUE sile in da po narocilu
Sc pred sodiscem zagovarja tuje
interese. Drugic smatram, da je
potrjena obtoznica v tistem de-
lu, ko pravi, da je Sc kot tuj
agent sci il Ljubljane letu 1941
in da je kot agent emigraciji
delal proti interesom nase drza-
We. Tretjic smatram, da je potr-
jeno, da je kot agent dejansko
prevzemal vodstvo Nagodetove
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-24
Angela vode je
priznala dejanja
gestapo,

"Obtozena Angela Vode pri-
zna V celoti kazniva dejanja, XII
jih il o6ita obtoznica, toda hoce
zmanjsati tezo porocil, XII jih je
poslala v inozemstvo, S tenn, da
je vse podatke slisala pri nekih
ljudeh.
"Kakor izhaja il porocil ma
spijonski center '101,'je memo
spijonsko delovanje v pisanju
porocil bilo najplodnejse. IL ten
njenih porocil Sc vidi YES MEN
bes do nase ljudske oblasti in
pridobitev narodno-osvobodilne
borbe.
"Podatke "a svoja porocila je
crpala il najbolj ogabnega vira,
to je 'Slovenca' il dobe okupa-
torja, S cimur Sc je solidarizira-
la vsemi zlocini, XII jih je CRU
pa okoli 'Slovenca' izvrsila mad
slovenskim ljudstvom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-24
Kumelj je deloma
podoben Furlanu

"Deloma je obtozenemu Fur
lanu podoben Metod Kumelj, XII
hoce spraviti vse svoje proti-
ljudsko delovanje ma zgolj slu-
caj in ma obtozeno Angelo Vode,
XII jo smatra "a edini svoj greh.
Poizkusil je z vso spretnostjo
spijona zamolcati ocitana mu
kazniva dejanja ma eni strani, ma
drugi strani pa je skusal sam ali
po branilcu zmanjsati Sc tisto
malenkost priznanja, ces da je
toliko njegovih sorodnikov v
premi in stranski liniji koncalo
v umobolnici, da so shicofreniki,
da so bill kronicni pijanci, hotec
il anomalij in dusevne bolezni
deducirati, da je tudi sam dusev-
no bolan in nevracunljiv.
Toda sodisce sc je lahko pre-
pricalo po vsem njegovem delu,
da gre v predmetnem slucaju
resnicno "a nenormalnega Glove
ka, zato, ker smatram, da mora
vse nase ljudstvo take ljudi sma-
trait tudi "a nenormalne, kakr-
Sen je obtozeni Kumelj. Polka
zal pa je izredno sposobnost v
svojem zlocinskem protiljud-
skem delovanju. L. dokumentov,
izjav in zaslisavanja je razvidno,
da je obtozba zoper obtozenega
Metoda Kumlja dokazana. Sc
vec, izjavi pric, XII ju je sam
predlagal ,jasno povesta, da je
mogel posedovati tako daleko-
sezna pooblastila, kakrsne mu
daje 'Bescheinigung,' XII mu jo
je izdala komanda Sipe in SD "a
Italijo, samo oni, XII je delal "a
gestapo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-24

"Toda &c prelistamo obsirne
Nagodetove 'zapiske,' najdemo
obtozeno Hocevarjevo med maj
bolj agilnimi sodelavci obtoze-
mega Nagodeta ze liza prvih dni
okupacije. Hocevarjeva je bila
tista, XII je predlagala likvidaci-
jo voditeljev Osvobodilne FROM
te ter Sc danes drzno pred sodi-
Seem izjavlja, da j njeni moral
nj nazori branijo, da bi prijavi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-24
ZANESLJIVA STAREJSA
DVCJICA

zeli dobiti " najem stanovanje S
do sobami, neopremljenimi, v
blizini st. Clair Ave. Oba zaposle-
ma. Nimata otrok. Poklicite
KE 56O6
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-24
Hribar je primal vsa
svoia kazniva dejanja

"Obtozeni Zoran Hribar pri-
znava V obtoznici naVedena kaZ-
niva dejanja, XII jih je storil pod
vplivom prvoobtozenega Crtomi-
ra Nagode. Toda delal je zavest-
no in je prenasal direktive ma
druge clane skupine, kakor ma
Vodetovo ter ma svoje mreze,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-24

la ljudski oblasti. il zapora po-
beglega spijona Mirana Engel-
mana, XII je iskal pri njej zatoei-
See. Vsekakor pa je delala pod
vplivom soobtozenega Nagodeta
in drugih.
(Dalje. prihodmji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-24
Razprava pred 0kroznim sodiSGem LjubIjani
proti voFunski skupini: Nagode, Snoj, FurIan

konkretno ma Stareta in ma Tur-
sica. Ne moreno smatrati, da
so direktive dane Tursicu "a or
ganiziranje trojk, petork, bun
kerjev ,zaklonisc in spijonira-
MIA "a vojaskimi podatki, zrasle
samo v Hribarjevi glavi.
"Te direktive vsebuje posta cd
'Vrhovne komande' tako imeno-
vane 'Slovenske armije,' to po-
sto so vsi prebrali. L. direktiv
Tursica sc tocno vidi, da je ce-
lotna skupina to odobravala.
"Kljub temu, da dopuscamo
moznost mocnega vplivanja mani
S strani Nagodeta, Furlana in
drugih, je obtozeni Hribar zelo
natancno izvrseval tezka vohun-
ska dejanja in dejanja proti
druzbeni ureditvi v Federativni
ljudski republiki Jugoslaviji in
maj zato "a svoja dejanja odgo-
varja pred zakonom.
The Omaha guide., 1947-01-25

drama critic, Mr.. Van vechten has
also presented personal collections
to Yale University and the View
York Public Library.
Works Of Marc Blitzstein, Virgil
Thomson, John w Work, William
Grant Still. Aaron Copeland. Will
lam Schuman, and other Amer
can Composers of I'LL day viii be
heard Friday evening, April rs,
in a concert consisting of music
for one and two pianos, chamber
music, vocal solos, and choral
music. Blitzstein, Thomson, and
| Work will attend this event as
special guests.
Madame Butterfly, thefourth
opera to be performed by Fisk
students in recent years, will be
given Wednesday nigth, April "a
Romeo and Juliet" will be pre-
scented Saturday afternoon,
April 26.
The Festival will close Saturday
evening with a choral concert by
the 100 voices of the Fisk Univer-
sity Choir. under the direction Of
John F. Obi. The program win
feature three major contemporary
works for chorus. The Fisk choir
is well-known to radio listners for
it's regular Sunday evening broad
casts over station WSM in Nash
vile. 1t was also heard during
the recent holiday season over q
coasf to coast network of fha Ma
tional Broadcasting System
The Omaha guide., 1947-01-25
DIFFICULT TASK
NAMING OUTSTANDING
RURAL ~HOME-MAKERS
CONTESTANTS

Omaha. Nebr., Jan. 25-When
the Rural Homemakers' Commit
tee of the Omaha Chamber of Com
merce announce the outstanding
, rural homemakers on February 20
they will have completed one of
the most difficult of elimination
contests.
The individual qualifications
were often so close that it was
nearly impossible to judge any diff
ference in the candidates, accord
ing to Mrs. May Yard, chairman of
the Rural Homemakers' Commit
tee.
The selected rural homemakers
will be honored at a day-long ses-
sion of entertainment and evening
banquet in Omaha on February 20.
These outstanding farm women
will be publicly acclaimed for the
first time and awarded a certifi-
cate of recognition from the Agri-
cultural Committee of the Omaha
Chamber who have sponsored the
homemakers contest.
From the long list of recon-
mended candidates for Rural Home
makers honors," Mrs. Yard said,
"Our selection committees have
had a difficult time in deciding
which woman should be honored
from the 100 counties in Nebraska
and Western Iowa.
Probably one of the most touch
The Omaha guide., 1947-01-25

ing and sincere entries we receiv-
ed came from a young lad who was
in the army in Oregon"
He listed the qualifications of
his mother as a candidate for the
homemaker honors in his country.
When the selection board checked
that entry against others from that
section, they found that the wom-
an was the outstanding candidate,
and she was duly nominated"
Chairman Of the Agricultural
Committee, Paul Stewart. compIi-
mented the members of the Rural
Homemakers' Committee and mem
bers of the Nebraska and Iowa Elk
tension Service for their energy
and patience in determining the
leading homemaker from the hun
dreds of nominations that were
made.
Such recognition of our farm
women is long overdue" Mr.. Stew
art said. But it could never be
achieved if the members of the
Rural Homemakers' program were
not giving unselfishly of their own
time to see that the proper woman
in each community Is to be duly
honored."
The Omaha guide., 1947-01-25
FEBRUARY /, DEADLINE
FOR VETS TO REINSTATE
INSURANCE POLICIES

World War II veterans in this
area were warned by Carl A. Clark
manager of the eVterans Admin
istration Omaha Sub-Regional of
flee, that February 1 is the dead
line for reinstating lapsed Nation
al Service Life Insurance policies
without a physical examination.
According to the present law,
applicants for reinstatement after
February 1 may be required to sub
NIT a complete report of physical
examination, Clark said.
To pick up a lapsed term policy
now the veteran need only sign a
statement to the effect that his
health is as good at the present as
1t was on the date of his first de-
faulted premium. With that state
ment, the veteran must send two
monthly premiums, one to cover
the month of his reinstatement an
the other to pay for the 31-day
grace period which followed the
lapse.
Clark said he has been advised
that the v. AS Branch 8 insur-
ance service at Fort Smelling, MINI
is mailing reinstatement forms to
all lapsed G. I. policy holders in
this area to aid them in reinstat-
ing their insurance before the Febr
uary 1 deadline.
! Veterans in the Omaha territory
who wish to complete their REIN
statements in person may do so by
calling at the Sub-Regional office,
Federal Office building, 18th and
Dodge Streets, Clark said. Others
should reinstate by mail, directly
to the Insurance Collections Unit,
Veterans Administration, Branch
8, Fort Smelling, Mimi, being sure
to identify themselves and includ-
ing their IN" or eV' numbers.
The Omaha guide., 1947-01-25
A T URBAN LEAGUE
ANNOUNCES TWO STUDY
FELLOWSHIPS IN SOCIAL
AND

The National Urban League for
Social Service Among Negroes an
nounces Two Fellowships for study
in social work and economics for
the school year 1947-1948, availabl~
to Negro graduates of accredited
colleges with majors in the social
sciences:
THE ELLA SACHS PLOTZ A
WARD of $1,000 including remit
ted tuition from the New York
School of Social Work columbia
University.
AN AWARD OF S11OO. includ-
ing rmitted tuition from the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh for graduate
study in its Department of Econ
omics or Sociology.
Applications should be filed with
the NATIONAL URBAN LEA
CUE, 1133 Broadway, Room 826.
New York City 10, New York. on
or before March Is, 1947.
The Omaha guide., 1947-01-25
ATOMIC E HOLDS
HOPE FOR SUCCESS
AGAINST CANCER

NEW YORK-"Atomic energy
research holds out hope for sue
cess against cancer that will be-
nefit all Americans, Negro and
white" said DR.. John E. Moseley,
a radiologist at Sydenham hospital
and one of Americas outstanding
Negro authorities on cancer, in
an interview this week.
First, it shows what we can do
when we tackle a job if we have
adequate facilities, funds and per-
sonnet; and second, the atom fis-
sion itself has offered certain
clues to cancer control in sew
eral Of its research by-ways.
Great scientific advances have
always been the result of an end
less chain Of Individual discoveries
each one making possible the one
that follows. This is why the re-
cent discoveries in atomic energy
have given us a well founded op-
timism for the future of cancer re
search. These new discoveries give
us new instruments with which to
work in a field in which we had
almost gone as far as we could
with the tools we possessed. With
the development of radio active
substances many new experiments
r under way which put these
new substances to use in the study
of metabolism and growth. This
is a new and revolutionary means
of investigating growth, since the
riddle of cancer is essentially of
uncontrolled growth. It is prob
able that we are on the threshold
of a very rewarding series of in
vestigations."
DIR. Moseley pointed out that
last year the American Cancer
Society invited the National Re.
search Council, the sub division Of
the National Academy of Sciences
that undertook and successfully
completed the atomic energ re
search program for the govern
ment, to organize an all-out cancer
research program. He said the Ma
tional Council is now recommend
The Omaha guide., 1947-01-25
El2zss
ANH1 M HzM 10vlW
Fisk U To Hold 18th Annual Music
and Art Festival April 1876

Nashville, Tennessee-The Eigh-
teenth annual Festival of Music
and Art will be at Fisk Univer-
sity, April 1926, it was announced
today by Dean A A Taylor, of the
Interim Administrative Committee.
This years festival will feature
concerts of contempory American
music; the formal opening of the
George Gershwin Memorial Col
lection of Music and Musical Lite
nature, founded in1944 by Carl
Van vechten; Puccini's oper Ma
dame Butterfly; ana art exhibit;
a dance program; a prodution of
Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet
by the Fisk Stagecrafters; and
two series of seminars: one on art,
Literature, and Music, arranged by
the Humanites Institute at Fisk;
and the other, on the United Ma
tons Educational, Scientific, and
Cultural Organization, arranged by
Fisk's Institute of Social Sciences.
Philippe Duke Schuyler, of New
York, talented young composer
and pianist, will be presented in a
concerted Thursday evenining.
April "a. She will perform some
Of her be own compositions, as
well as works of other contem-
porary writers.
The opening ceremony of th~
George Gershwin Memorial Col
lection of Music and Musical Lit
erature WILDE take place Friday
afternoon, April Is, in the Fisk
Library. Mr.. Van Vechten will be
present, in addition to a number of
other distinguished guests who
have contributed to this Collection
said to be n of the best Of its
kind in the South. A noted author
photographer, and music and
The Omaha guide., 1947-01-25
Armed Forces Still Need USO in ~"
"a ". C. FRASER. DRIVE COCHAIRMAN

The Armed Forces still need the
USO. in 1947, according to w. G.
Fraser, Co-chairman of the Doug
las County drive. "The USO is no
longer in the Community Chest
here and we will launch the USO.
campaign for funds in Douglas
County January 9th, Fraser said.
Sam Reynolds and w. G. Fraser
are Co-Chairmen Of the Douglas
County Chapter at the request of
former Governor Griswold.
Cecil Slocum will head the World
Waru Veterans Appreciation Com
mittee. This committee will be
actively in charge of solicitations.
Approximately Is veterans, mem
bers of the World War II Veterans
Appreciation Committee, met in the
Omaha Athletic Club, Friday, Jan
uary 18th, to make plans for the
drive. Mr.. Slocum. in accepting
The Omaha guide., 1947-01-25

ca to Shirley Graham for THERE;
WAS ONCE A SLAVE" The hero
ic story of Frederick Douglass.
Looking on are Mrs. Graham, the
authors mother and David Crab
am McCanns, the authors son.
Extreme left, Max Taohna, noted
New York lawyer who contributed
to the Award in memory of his
son who was lost in the Battle of
the Coral Sea, and Carl Van Doren
critic and historian, representing
the judges.
The Omaha guide., 1947-01-25
Cites Precedent
For Saving Life
of Willie Francis

New Orleans, La, Jan. 22-Nev
hope that the life of Willie Francis
IL, condemned q second time to
die in the electric chair in Louis
ana, may yet be spared, came last
week from A. p. Tureaud, NAACP
lawyer here. Speaking for the AS
ISOLATION, Mr.. Tureaud last week,
wired Governor J. r. David, point
ing out that on April %, 1921
Governor Parker set a precedent
when he committed to life impris-
onment one Lonnie Eaton. whose
execution date had been forgotten
by the sheriff of Ouachita parish,
Stating that a second attempt to
execute Willie Francis would be
"cruel and unusual punishment u
MI. Tureaud urged the Governor
to commute his death sentence to
life Imprisonment.
NAAcP BARRED FROM CASE
SAYS WALTER WHITE
New York, Jan. 22-In a state
ment last week, Walter White, ex-
ecutive secretary, NAACP, said
that the Association had been bar
red from the Willie Francis case
by the lawyer selected by Francis
father, who told Mr.. White. follow
ing the failure Of the first electro
cution, that he preferred handling
the case himself and didn't wani
advice preferred by the Associat-
ion at that time.
However, when the Supreme
Court, by a five to four vote, up
held the decision of the State of
Louisiana, Francis lawyer sent the
Association a telegram demanding
that he be given a large sum of
money to file a further appeal.
Said Mr. White:
1T should be clearly understood
that the NAACP is in nowise res
ponsible for the legal handling of
the case, although in every way
possible, it is attempting to arouse
public opinion to get the Governor
of Louisiana to be merciful and
commute Willie Francis sentence
to life"
The Omaha guide., 1947-01-25
I'VE Must Organize Negro Workers
In Our Locals WhetherlWe Want
To or Not, Says La. ALL Head

of his previous commitments and
and responsibilities. Fisk's new
president recently returned form
the Paris meeting of the United
Nations Educational, Scientific,
and Cultural Organization.
The Omaha guide., 1947-01-25

the Craftsmanship, pointed out that
the Armed Forces still need the
USO.
At the USO. the soldier finds a
home away from home where he
can relax and join in clean whole
some fun with hostesses of his own
age"
USO. campaign headquarters
have been established in the Om-
aha National Bank Building.
The Omaha guide., 1947-01-25

ing fellowships and research
grants with money provided by the
American Cancer Society, design
ed to attract to cancer research
the most competent scientists.
The Omaha guide., 1947-01-25
NEW FISK HEAD TO
ASSUME T JULY l

Nashville, Tennessee-Dr. Charles
s. Johnson, President-ele ct of Fisk
University, has annonced he will
assume his new duties on July 1.
At a conference DR.. Johnson had
with members of the Fisk Interim
Administrative Committee, this
date was agreed upon, in veiw of