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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03
|Dvoje predlogoy "a
ObrambO zrtev me
ameriskih'' preiskav
WASHINGTON, 1. dec,

WASHINGTON, 1. dec. -
Kongresnica Gahagan Douglas
il California in kongresnik Mel
vim Price il Illinoisa, oba demo-
krata, sta danes urgirala, da
kongres osvoji dvoje obramb "a
osebe, XII so tarca preiskav cd
strani odseka "a ne-ameriske
aktivnosti.
Predloga kongresnice Douglas
bi osebam, XII SO klicane ma "a
slisanja, jamcila pravico do
obrambe, druga predloga,. XII jo
je sestavil kongresnik Price, pa
hi takim osebam dala pravico,
da odgovarjajo ma obtozbe v
okvirju "privilegija", to Sc pra-
vi, da bi sc jih "a take odgovo-
re v nobenem primeru ne moglo
civilno toziti radi "obrekova-
MIA" prav kakor SO "privilegira-
ne" izjave clanov kongresa, ka-
dar govorijo v zbornici.
Obi predlogi sta direktna po-
sledica zaslisanj, XII jih je odsek
"a ne-ameriske aktivnosti ne
davno vodil v zVezi s preiskavo
komunizma v Hollywoodu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03
Matthew Cvetic,
podpredsednik.
Zahvala podruznice
st. lO6 SANSa

Euclid, O. Prireditev, XII 10
je imela podruznica SANSa st.
106 v nedeljo 16. novembra v
Slovenskem drustvenem domu
ma Recher Ave., je povsem do
bro izpadla. Dvorana je bila oh
dolocenem casu napolnjena in
program Sc je tudi zacel tocno
OBJ 4. uri, kot je to bilo Mama
memo.
Program je otvoril predsed-
mix podruznice Frank Zagar, XII
je navzoce pozdravil in poudaril
potrebo, da bi sleherni Slovenec
in Slovenka postal clan SA-
NSa, kajti to je edna demo-
kratska organizacija med Slo-
venci v Ameriki.
Nastop pevskega zbora "Slo-
van" je posetnike zelo zadovo-
ljil. Poslusali bi radi Sc nadalje
lepe pesmi, toda S programom
Sc je morale iti naprej. (Pevski
zbor "Slovan" ina v nedeljo Z.
decembra svoj koncert v Slo-
venskem drustvenem domu, kjer
boste zopet imeli lepo priliko
poslusat lepo donece petje)!
Zelo pomemben govor je incl
Vatro Grill. v govoru je razlozil
pomen SANSa in govoril o novi
Jugoslaviji, o njenem delu in
razvoju.
Koncno Sc je zacelo kazati
filme IL Jugoslavije, oziroma
Slovenije, XII so vsem navzocim
zelo ugajale. Vse slike SO bile
zelo vazne, ker so kazale, kaj
vse Sc je vrsilo med okupacijo jo
in kaj Sc sedaj della pri obnovi
v Sloveniji. Kadar koli innate
priliko je zelo priporocljivo, da
te filme, &c jih Sc niste, vidite.
Zvecer sc je vrsil Piles in pro-
sta zabava. Vsak izmed doloce-
nih in priglasenih delavcev je
vrsil svojo nalogo, XII jo je iz-
vrsil zavedno in pozrtvovalno.
Najlepsa hvala vsem poset-
nixon in vsem onim, XII so ma
en- ali pa drug nacin pripomogli,
da je prireditev bila v moral
nem in materijalnem pogledu
tako uspesna.
Odbor podr. st. 1O6 SANSa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03
CASTNIkI BOGATELI MED
VOJNO, PRAVI BENDER

Kongresnik George H. Bender
je petek v Clevelandu izjavil,
da so clani preiskovalnega odse-
ka do sedaj odkrili tri ali stiri
move slucaje, v katerih so sc ar
madni in mornaricni castniki, XII
so kontrolirali kontrakte, okori-
still ma racun davkoplacevalcev.
Dejal je tudi, da justicni depart
ment sedaj zbira nov dokazilni
material proti gen. Meyersu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03
CEHI MA TRGOVINSKIH
POGAJANJIH V MOSKVI

PRAGA, 60. nov.-Ceskoslo-
vaski minister "a zunanjo trgo-
vino DIR. Hubert Ripke je v sobo-
to sestimi svetovalci odpotoval
v Moskvo, da zakljuci trgovin-
ski sporazum med Ceskoslova-
sko in Rusijo. Pogajanja Sc bodo
verjetno zakljucila Is. deem
bra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03
PREDLOG "a RAZSIRJENJE
SOCIALNE ZASCITE

WASHINGTON, 1. dec.-Za-
kladniski oddelek je danes po-
dal priporocilo "a razsirjenje "a
kona "a socialno zascito, tako
da hi njegove protekcije bilo
deleznih II milijonov samostoj-
no zaposlenih oseb, XII bi place
vale davke "a socialno zascito
ma enak nacin, kakor sedaj pla-
cujejo davek ma dohodke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03
MRS. ROOSEVELT SE
NAHAJA v ZENEVI

GENEVA, 2. dec. - Mrs. Ele-
amor Roosevelt je danes odprla
sejo komisije Zdruzenih naro-
dov "a cloveske pravice. Kot
predsednica komisije je pred
lagala, da Sc sprejme program
"a bodoce delo, v kateri pro-
gram maj bi bile vkljucene dis
kusije glede priprav "a med
narodno konvencijo, ma kateri
,bi Sc posamezne drzave obveza-
le, da bodo spostovale pravice
svojih in kolonijalnih ljudstev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03
Henryetta, Oklo.

Henryetta, Oklo. - Dne 13.
novembra je umrl Anton No
yak, clan SNPJ. Star .je bill 76
let, donna nekje ma Gorenjskem.
Bolan je bill dali casa in skoraj
leto dni nj mogel govoriti. Bill
je civilno pokopan oh veliki ude-
lezbi prijateljev. Tukaj zapusca
sina, v Kansasu pa dve hGeri.
Ambridge, Pa. - Po trite-
denski bolezni je umrla Mary
Peltz, stara 63 let, donna IL Des-
kova, okraj crnomelj, Dolenj-
sko, clanica sNPJ, KsKJ in
SZz. Zapusca sina, Stir hcere,
brata in sestro.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03
CLOVESTVO CAKA
PARADE ALI PEKLO

NEW YORK, 1. dec. - v te-
koci izdaji mesecnika "Ameri-
can Magazine pise. predsednik
Chicago university Robert H.
Hutchins, da razvoj atomske
energije dale clovestvu priliko,
da 81 ustvari paradiz ma svetu,
ali pa da Sc popolnoma unici..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03
JUGOSLAVUA SKLENILA Y
BOLGARIJO OBRAMBNI
PAKT

SOFIA, 80. now soboto
je bill med Jugoslavijo in Bolga-
RHO sklenjen 20-letni obrambni
pakt. Poleg medsebojne vojaske
pomoci, predvideva pakt tudi
ustanovitev carinske zveze in
tesno ekonomsko sodelovanje
med obema dezelama.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03
Adamie pride
" Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Pittsburgh
in okolica je re dolgo cakala, da
bi mas obiskal pisatelj Louis
Adamic, XII je postal vazen fax
tor ne samo med Slovenci in
Jugoslovani, ampak med Ame-
rikanci, med katerimi je mai
bolj aktiven in kjer Sc potegu-
je "a nase interese. On danes
uziva velik vpliv in spostovanje,
katero 81 je pridobil z svojimi
genijalnimi spisi in knjigami.
Slovencem so dobro poznana
Adamiceva zasluzna della, zato
ga imajo ra adi povsod. Pravi
ljudski pisatelji pa so v danas-
Min resnih cash zelo zaposle-
nj, pa mu nj vedno mogoce
ustreci vsem naselbinam in pri-
jateljem med stevilnimi tuje-
rodci, XII vidijo v MEM vzor pra-
vega Amerikanca, kateremu so
bila odprta cello vrata Belle hi
Sc, ko je tam gospodaril pokoj-
nj in n ne MI tni humanitarec
Franklin Roosevelt.
Danes je vsem razumljivo,
da Sc v Washingtonu in Wall
Streetu nagibljejo proti vsemu,
kar je v Ameriki zdravega in
postenega. Simpatije in prizna-
MIA, katera nam je vlada preko
Roosevelta izkazala, so pod
Trumanovo doktrino pozabljena
della, kakor je pozabljen yes
doprinos organiziranega delav-
stva. Ia nagrado smo dobili
Taft-Hartleyev zakon in to nj
vse kar bono Sc dobili, ako sc
zunanja politika ne zasuce ma
Rooseveltovo pot "dobrega So
seda in sporazuma med vsemi
drzavami v duhu in m s u
Atlantskega carterja in stirih
svoboscin.
Peoples festival v
Pittsburgh
Peoples festival, katerega pri-
reja American Slav Congress ma
5. decembra v dvorani Carne-
gle Music, 440O Forbes St., :je
veliko vecjega pomona kot sa-
mo zabavni vecer. To je in DO
velika manifestacija izobrazbe
in zavesti. Ma festivalu bodo
nastopili najboljsi talenti ma
glasbenem in literarnem polju,
da pokazemo naso upravicenost
do enakopravnosti in spostova-
MIA, da pokazemo naso lube
zen in vero v ameriski rlaGin
zivljenja, vero in ljubezen do
;svobode in demokracije, kakrs-
no snlo uzivali yes cas-, odkar
so prvi tujerodci stopili ma svo-
bodna ameriska tia in priceli
ustvarjati s"trdirn delom ogrom-
no bogastvo te prve ljudske re-
publike. -.
Glavni govornik bo pisatelj
Louis Adamic. S tenn je dovolj
jasno receno,. da bo on povedal
kar cuti in smatra, da je maj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA
Pomagoimo diiokom gimnaziie
V S+orem +rgu pri LOU

Sokolski dom, ostala diva sta
|preurejena "a stanovanja. Mno-
go knjig je bilo med vojno uni
cenih ali Sc jih ma kak drug ma
Gin razgubilo. Razveselivo je dej-
stvo, da Sc sovrastvo med stran-
kami, XII sc je bilo razpaslo med
mimi z tako strahovitimi po-
sledicami, pocasi umika zdrave-
mu razumu in da sc dobra VOLTA
in zaupanje v boljso bodocnost
zopet vracajo v lepo Losko do
limo. Brezdvomno v to boljse raz-
polozenje mnogo prispeva ia no.
vi ucni zavod, katerega posecajo
bolj nadarjeni otroci, ne glede
ma politicno pripadnost starisev.
Kakor poroca professor Ernest
Tiran, vecina ucencev in ucenk
te Sole namerava nadaljevati
studije Sc naprej, najvec ma stro-
kovnih in drugih tehnicnih "a
|vodih.
Zanimivo je, kako Sc izrazajo
ljudje il Loske doline o tel soil.
Pise Maria, ucenka drugega
razreda:
"Ucim sc "a to, da ne DO mogel
vsakdo pometati menoj."
Njena bolj resna sestra Vera,
ucenka cetrtega razreda, Sc iz-
raza:
"Rada bi sla "a zascitno Sc
stro, Sc rajsi "a zdravnico, ako
bi bilo mogoce. Ker jih tako pri-
manjkuje, Sc je treba odlociti "a
tax poklic, XII je najbolj potreben
nasemu izmucenemu narodu in
poruseni domovini."
Navdusena boriteljica "a ma
predek, katero bonn nazival z
njenim prvim imenom "Pepka, !"
javlja:
eta teden je bila Meri nao-
krog. Prisla je vpisat Leona v
Internal. Letos bodo imeli 12O
|gojencev v internatu. Pa ko bi
videla, kake potezkoce so to
naso gimnazijo, bi Sc "a glavo
prijela. Ia 120 otrok nj Sc razen
obroka moke Sc mic predvideva-
mega. Ali nasi zrtve nam'klicejo: {:
Ne izpustite, "a kar smo mi
zrtvovali nasa zivljenja -"
Poroca zopet druga:
"Za gimnazijo bi me zelo vese-
lilo, ko bi sc Vam posrecilo kaj
nabrati. Spominjam Sc, kako bi
Sc bila v mladih letih JAZZ rada
bolj izobrazila, pa nj bilo prilike
"a to . ="
No, nekaj Sc je do sedaj ma
bralo v ia namen. Ne lie cd do
macinov il Loske doline, tudi cd
sosedov liz Cerkniske okolice in
il Loskega potoka, kolikor je
meni do sedaj znano. Upamo, da
Sc jih DO Sc mnogo odzvalo. Sc
veda so pri tenn potezkoce. Vsak-
do izmed mas ina svojce, XII so
odvisni cd nase pomoci. Pobirali
smo re mnogo v druge namene
in Sc pobiramo. Imamo mnogo
svojih lastnih potreb ter marsi-
kaj 81 ne moreno privosciti. To-
da marsikaj Sc potrpi in marsi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-03

Greensburg, Pa. Kakor je
znano, pobiramo prispevke "a
pomoc stirirazredni gimnaziji "
Starem trgu pri Lou. o tenn je
bilo re parkrat porocano po ma
sih casopisih; zdaj pa nekoliko
podrobnosti o tel Soil.
Ia ucni zavod je nastanjen v
bivsem obcinskem poslopju v
Starem trgu. Ina stiri razrede z
sestimi oddelki. Zavod ina tudi
svoj Internal, to je prostor, kjer
dobivajo oddaljeni dijaki in di-
jakinje stanovanje in hrano. De-
kleta so nastanjena v bivsi Ko-
cavzovi, a fantje v bivsi Tomin-
cow hisi. Preteklo solsko leto je
pohajalo solo okrog 18O ueen-
cev in ucenk. Izmed teh je bilo
95 nastanjenih internatu. To
kaze, da jih je bilo mad polovico
izven Loske doline, to je il Cerk-
niske,, Grahovske in Bloske oko-
lice, Loskega potoka, Babnega
polja in nekaj njih mogoce Sc cd
drugje.
V internatu placujejo po 500
dinarjev (mislim mesecno), to
je 10 dolarjev v nasi valuti. Zelo
malo jih je, da hi placevali pol
no vsoto. Vecina placuje polovi-
co ali cetrtino te vsote. Nekateri
so tudi popolnoma oprosceni.
Vzdrzuje Sc radi tega prispev-
XII raznih krajevnih odborov; po-
magajo pa tudi druge organiza-
cije kakor AntifaSisticne zene,
lesni sindikat ma Marafu, mnogo
tudi Rdeci kriz. Tekoce ucno leto
Sc je stevilo u6ece Sc mladine do
kaj povecalo in potrebe bodo to-
liko vecje.
Zelo jim primankuje orodja "a
razne sportne igre, telovadbo ter
gledaliske predstave. Ia prize
ditve nimajo baje niti enega sto-
la "a gledalce in 81 morajo pri
takih prilikah izposojevati raz-
He predhete po hisah. Telovad-
nico imajo poleg Sokolskega do
ma, XII je bill tudi delno porusen,
nasproti nekdanje Sezunove 60
stilne, XII je tudi v razvalinah, la
stujejo, oziroma jo dijaki upo-
rabljajo skupno telovadnim
drustvom "Sneznik."
Pred zadnjo vojno so bill v
Loski dolini trije domovi. ze
imenovani Sokolski dom, Delav-
ski dom ma Marofu, ter Katoliski
ma "svajgarjeve zofke' domaci-
il. Vsak dom je incl svojo knjiz-
nico, z vsemi deli domacih lite
ratov, ter mnogo prevodov bolj-
Sih ruskih, francoskih in drugih
pisateljev. V vsakem domu je BIZ
la dvorana z gledaliskim odrom,
ter pri vsakem domu tudi skupi-
ma dobrih igralcev "a razne pri-
reditve. Tista nekdanja nestrp-
most med strankami je bila do
malega izgipila in tenn kultur-
MIN prireditvam je prisostvova-
10 obcinstvo ne glede ma stran-
karsko pripadnost.
Sedaj je ostal ia namen lie Sc
je, da SO mnogi pojmi, XII z
ma nogah, postavljeni ma 81;
Sc je ustvarilo taksno toln
nizma, da je ma primer popo
danes zagovarjajo Francovo
borila proti zaveznikom, sma
ricane, tiste pa, XII zagovarjs
jo, XII je toliko prispevala "a
ameriske elemente.' Mnogo
patijami g1edajo ma velike
rope, tuji agent, toda ne SIN
tudi tiste, XII drvijo "a raz
Mikolajciki, in XII taksne k
proglasajo "a "mucenike."
Nam sc nj treba nieesar
vati, ker zagovarjamo progrt
medsebojno sodelovanje vsef
nastopili taksni casi polni
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
Welcome Awaits Hoover

North Carolina would be highly
honored if J. Edgar Hoover should ac-
cept the state Sheriffs Association in
vitation to address the organization S
convention at Carolina Beach in August.
Mr.. Hoover heads the worlds great
est crime detection bureau-the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation. His
friends will tell you that the FBI has
attained it's preeminent position because
Of his vision and executive and organ
rational ability. Certainly he has had
q conspicuous part in it's development
and success.
. Mr.. Hoover has found time to visit
other communities and conventions, CIV
ing audiences composed for the most
part of law enforcement officers, the
benefit of his experience and advice,
always with signal benefit to his hear
ers. The Star is pleased to have this
opportunity to add it's invitation to that
Of the Sheriffs Association.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
Up To Truman Now

President Truman lost his fight
against the Taft-Hartley labor control
bill.
There is but one course open to him
now.
He ought to issue public statement
declaring that the Congress, having
overriden his veto, has made the meas
ure the law of the land, and as the Chief
Executive he recognizes his response
bility to see that it is enforced to the
full limit of his authority.
By this means he would improve his
posi- ion before the country and regain
much of the public esteem he lost by
his stubborn attempt to kill this vital
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
Turns Pedagogue

General Eisenhower will become
president of Columbia university after
all. When the matter was first discuss
ed in the press he stated, in effect,
that he would not leave his present post
as Chief Of Staff this year and that
when he retired from the Army he
wanted to enter some work closely allied
with public service of non-political ma
ture.
He is now fulfilling the first part of
his statement by postponing his mill
tary retirement until 1948, but not the
second as Columbia is no more free from
politics than any other of our leading
That he will be sorely missed by the
Army is indisputable, but we recall that
Cincinnatus forsook his ploW to return
to his soldiers in an emergency. We
may be sure that the Supreme Comman-
der on the Western Front in World
War II would not be slow in slipping
out of his cap and gown, donning his
famous Eisenhower coat" and resum-
ing his military career if need should
arise.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
BY PETER EDISON

WASHINGTON, The capital has
just been treated to visits from a
couple of youth delegations-with
a capital Y. The difference be-
tween capital Y Youth and small
y youth is more than you'd think.
Small y youth comes here in a bus
to take snapshots OF itself on the
Capitol steps, gawk through h e
White House, take in the other
sights, buy a few soft drinks and
hamburgers. pair off for daylight
handholding, then get in the bus
and go back where they came
from. It's fun. Capital Y Youth,
however, comes here with a pur-
pose.
The two Youth -With-a- Purpose
outfits that showed up here were
as different as day and night-as
different as Youth and youth.
One was the national cncamp-
ment of All clubs, 1873 strong-at
least two boys, two girls and a
couple Of All leaders from every
state and territory. All were
country or rural town youngsters.
The other outfit was the National
Youth Lobby, 449 strong, from
only 16 states and mostly big city
and university youngsters.
It's a pity somebody didn't think
of getting these two groups to-
gether. 1t might have ended in a
riot, but it would have been worth
the experiment.
The Youth Lobby was sallow as
to complexion, a little on the frow-
sy side but awfully sophisticated,
awfully cocky, and with a high
disdain for things as they are.
They knew all the answers in ad-
vance.
The All youngsters we're healthy
as all outdoors, clean and neat,
little on the shy side and AWFUL
ly practical. The boys had raised
livestock or done other farm pro-
]ects. The girls were specialists in
home economics. They were
b o u e ht here as prize
winning leaders among rural
young people in their states.
The All club members came
here to listen and learn. They
heard talks from cabinet members
and other government officials.
,They saw congressional agricultur-
al committees in action Then they
had discussion groups. If the talks
were on the heavy AMI dull side.
The dlscvfsions when the kids tore
EN- apart were not.
Near the end of their weeks
program the - members of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
Quotat tions

!, We are sitting on plenty while the rest of
the world starves unless people choose to do
sometAino about it.-Undersecretary of AFri-
culture Norris e.. Dodd
Greenland remains of the greatest import
ance a link in the defensive system of the
United States and the Western Hemisphere
Secretary of State Marshall
The peace-loving nations of the world can
not lay down their arms as long there re-
mains an opportunity for aggressor nations
to rise again.-Gen. Lucius Clay, commander
u s. forces in Europe.
Houses are built by perspiration-not legisla-
tion Less red tape and more hard work
would solve the veterans housing problem -
Willard Wilson, Ohio lunberman.
The United States would almost certainly
be the first target of any aggressor nation able
to produce atomic weapons.-Lt.-Gen. r. L.
Eichelberger.
Whoever goes into public life has got to
have hide like rhinoceros. woman mus,
be prepared to take all that men take. and a
little more-because here we believe that ali
is fair in love and potics-Eleanor Roose-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
Star Program

State ports with Wilmington favored
IN proportion with its resources 10 IN
clude public terminals. tobacco storage
warehouses. ship repair facilities near
by sites fer heavy Industry and So-foo'
Cape Fear river channel.
City auditorium large enough 70 meet
aeeds for years TO come.
Development Of Southeastern NORM
Caroline agricultural and Industrial re.
sources through letter markets and 1000
processing, pulp wood production ano
factories.
Emphasis on the region's recreation
advantages and improvement OF resort
accomm odations.
Improvement OF Southeastern North
Carolina's tarm-to-market and primary
roads, with paved highway from Top
.al inlet to Bald Head ialand.
Continued effort through the City's In
dustrial Agency to attract more In
dustries.
Proper utilization OF Bluethenthal air
port fol expanding air service.
'>e> elopment Of southeastern North
Cardinals health facilities. especially IN
counties lacking hospitals, and inelud-
ing a Negro Health center
Encouragement OF the growth OF com
mercial fishing.
Consolidation Of City and County
government
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
BY WILLIAM e. McKENNEf
Americas Card Authority


Todays hand was sent to ne
by Sam Gold CT Montreal, who
said it came up in the Women'
pair chapionship of the Province
of Quebec Tournament. Mrs. D.
Begin was declarer (EasU and her
partner was Miss c. Migneault'
Mrs. Begins pass over one
heart is surprising to say the leaS.
but she knew there would be more
bidding by North and South, Wnen
Mrs. Begin did bid five clucs,
North's speed in doubling proved
that her analysis OF the bidding
was good.
South won the first trick with TIE
king of diamonds and shifted 70
the quen of hearts. Mrs. BEGIN
dio not cover with the king oAe
played low from dummy anu
trunped the trick in her own mana
Then she led a small club MOI"
won with the ace, and while sne
was trying to decide what 10 fe'
turn, Mrs. Begin amazed every
one by spreading her hand anu
saying II have double squeeze
If you both have three Space
1 do not need the squeeze b1'
South could not protect four Spau5
and the ace of diamonds anu
North could not proetct four spao''
and the ace of hearts. "
That proved to be the 5ltua,U.
Mrs. Bebin would run I'll Of ns.
trumps, getting down TO Iou- @
spades in her owr hand. "ne"
she played her last trump SIX SIX
would have LEFT in dummy INK
king and two spades, the KING u
hearts and queen of diamona.'
If south did not discard Spsa',
Mrs. Begin would throw away ae
the queen of diamonds w. W.
North must let go either 2 spe.'
or the ace Of heartsl giving ~
clarer the balance OF the HlsNe
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-26
Bobby Sox Politics

All group who lad reached voting
age took the pledge of good citi-
zenship on the steps of the Jefser-
son Memorial. They'll make good
citizens all right, and no doubt
about it.
In contrast the Youth Lobby
came down here to tell Congress
how to run things, according to
their liberal and decidedly left
wing notions. Some of the con-
gressmen apparently listened po-
litely. Other congressman told
their youthful constituents to go on
back home and quit bothering
them. Some showed the lobbyists
off on their secretaries. These
youngsters came away bitter and
d;sgusted. What kind of citizens
they'll make, gosh only knows.
Both the Republican and Demo-
cratic Party organizations have
tried to make something out of
their young auxiliaries, without
to- much success.
The Young Republicans, which
has 100000 members. just held
their biennial convention in Mil
waukee, with $50 delegates from
every state except Louisiana and
Mississippi.
The Young Democrats claim
Only 100000 members now. but
have started a drive to get a mil
lion members by September. The
Young Democrats will hold their
biennial convention later in the
summer, at a place and time to
be selected by the National Com
Mite
Both the Young Republican and
Young Democratic organizations
are used to develop party leaders
and workers who will get out the
vote on election days. Such effort
is all to the good. The only trouble
is that there isn't enough of it.
: In many foreign countries it's
the students who take the leader
snip IN polltlcal reform move
lnents. That's because they form
the one largest element of literate
thinking people. They usually get
shot up and down for their trouble,
but in the U. S. it isn't necessary
to pay that penalty.
All the more reason to get the
bobby sox set interested in politics
and Off on the right foot. It i'll
behooves any old codger to scofs
at Youth That Takes Itself -Seri-
ously. 1t was Youta that won the
war and Youth that figured out
how to make the bomb. It's going
to be their world in a few years.
What do they want out Of II?