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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18

Krozek st. z Prog. Slovenk
Clanice krozka Stew. 2 Prog.
Slovenk so vabljene, da Sc ude-
leze redne mesecne seje v sre-
do, 10. nov. oh 7::3O uri v SLOW.
mar. domu ma St. Clair Ave. Ma
dnevnem redu bodo priprave "a
bazar, XII ga krozek priredi pri-
hodnji mesec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18
Seja in vaje
StarSeno Mad.

Seja in vaje
starsem Mad. pew. zbora
SID ma Waterloo Rd. sc sporo-
Ga, da Sc bo jutri vecer vrsila
seja in ne nocoj. Obenem sc
opozarja, da sc bodo vrsile va
ie zbora v cetrtek ma odru SID
in prosi sc starse, da posljejo
vse otroke k vajam, to je vse
XII imajo vloge v igri in celotni
zbor. ~
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Posvaril pa je tudi tiste, XII
zivijo v 18. in 19. stoletju

NEW YORK; II. nov:-Vceraj je ma prosav 30-letnice
sovjetske revolucie XII jo e prired Council of American
Soviet Friendship kot castn gos in gavni govornk
vetski zastopnk zunanega mnisra Andre Visinsk urg
raj zbolsavane odnosajev med Sovetsko Zedine
mimi drzavami.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18
Napadalca zajeta

NapadaIca zaJeta
IL Madisona, Wis, Sc javlja
da so oblasti tam vceraj zajele
diva mlada moska, oba bivsa
kaznjenca, XII sta priznala, da sta
izvrsila posilstvo clevelandske
dijakinje Janet Ann Rosenblatt
in ustrelila njenega svaka Carla
Carlsona. Aretirana zlocinca sta
Buford Sennett, star % let, in
Robert Winslow, star % let.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18
DOn1ace vesti
Vaje ma odru

Naznanja sc vsem pevcem in
pevkam zbora 'Zarja', da sc v
.cetrtek vrsijo pevske vaje "a
koncert, XII sc vrsi ma Zahval-
nj dan. Vaje Sc vrsijo ma odru
SIND. Prosi sc vse, XII imajo "a
nastopiti, da so gotovo navzo-
Ii, posebno pa Sc prosi igral-
ce v opereti "Ponocnjaki", da
so ma mestu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18
Napadi ma zenske

Tekom sobote in nedelje je BIZ
10 v Clevelandu ma ulicah napa-
denih pet zensk. Trije napadalci
50 nahajajo v policijskem zapo-
~.
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Proslava, katere Sc je udelezi-
10 1,4OO gostov, Sc je vrsila v
hotelu "Commodore." :" Poleg vi
sinskega so govorili tudi clani
angleskega parlamenta Konni
Zilliacus Xxi bo danes zvecer 60
voril v Clevelandu, v Masonic
avditoriju), bivsi sef ameriske.
ga oddelka vojaske Wade "a de-
kartelizacijo Nemcije James S.
Martin, bivsi urednik "The
Christian Register" dr.. Stephen
H. Fritschman in koncertni ba-
riton Paul Robson.
Poudarja kooperacijo
"a casa Roosevelta
Visinski je govoril v ruscini.
V prvem delu svojega govora sc
je zahvalil "a izraze prijatelj-
stva napram Sovjetski zvezi in
poudaril potrebo, da Sc podpre
povrnitev ma sovjetsko-amerisko
sodelovanje, XII je obtojalo "a
casa p okojneg a predsednika
Roosevelta. Primal je, da 50 Sc
ti odnosaji poslabsali: ~- ~,*~..
Sovjetski zastopnik zunanje-
ga ministra in glavni f'uski de-
legat pri organizaciji Zdruzenih
narodov pa je z druge strani po-
svaril tudi tiste, XII Sc vedno ma
pacno razumejo sovjetsko pozi-
clio in moe. V zvezi s slednjimi
je izjavil, da je Sovjetska zveza
pripravljena, da Jim pomaga, da
Sc zbudijo.
Omenil je tudi posameznike
kot Churchilla, Byrnesa in de
Gaullea, katere je opozoril, mai
Sc ne spuscajo v "nevarne iluzije
glede Sovjetske zveze, ampak,
da maj 81 raje zapomnijo, nauk
zgodovine." Rekel je, da je tudi
Hitler verjel, da Sc lahko z Ru-
sijo obracuna z migljajem prsta,
zivijo v sanjah 18. in
10. stoletja
Visinski je rekel, da so drza-
We z razvitim kapitalizmom gle
dale ma stare Rusijo kot ma plen
XII Sc ga lahko doseze. Tiste pa,
XII se vedno smatrajo, da je tako
pa je opozoril naslednjimi be-
sedami:
"Oni zivijo v svetu idej, kj
so stare emo stoletje. Ia njih j
tezko, ko tako tavajo v megl
krivih pojmov, da Sc prebudije
il udobnih sanj 18. in 10. stolet'
ia. Toda zbuditi sc bodo morali
v vsakem slucaju je ljudstve
Sovjetske zveze pripravljeno, de-
Jim pomaga, da Sc zbudijo."
Visinski je tudi citiral stav
ke il raznih govorov general
sima Stalina, posebno tiste dele
XII Sc nanasajo ma vlogo Soviet
ske zveze v vojni. z besedam
stalina je poudaril, da je Rusij'
uspesno prestala preiskusnjo
vojni in da SO rezultati ''potrdil
ogromno moe Sovjetske drzave
XII je teku 80 let pod sovjetsk'
vlado bila spremenjena v ma
predno industrijsko proletarsk'
dezelo, v veliko dezelo socializ
ma.
| %s- ~ .~E. 8Ms- I
NotraRja Politilza -.
sovjetske 4veze ..>
Kar se tice notranje politik
lsovjetske zveze je Visinski izja
vii, da je to politika usmerjen,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18
Iruman0v program
glede inflacije
stoji pred borbo
Sen. Taft je nemudoma
napadel predsednikov
program "a kontrolo
mezd in cen kot uvod
v "policijsko drzavo"
WASHINGTON. II. nov.-

|TIeuSeOnlK truman Je danes v
poslanici ma izredno zasedanie
kongresa urgiral, da mu kongres
v svrho uspesne borbe proti in
flaciji in draginji poveri oblast,
da iznova uvede kontrolo mad
mezdami in cenami, in da sc OBJ
novi racijoniranje potrebscin,
ako bi Sc uvidelo, da je TAXA ak
cija potrebna.
Trumanov notranji program
obsega deset took in apeliral je
ma kongres, da brez odlasanja
poveri oblast, katera pa 10 bo
rabila le, ako postanejo razme-
re cello bolj resne kakor pa so
sedaj.
Obenem je predsednik pozval
kongres, da dovoli vsoto 597 mi
lijonov "a skupno pomoc zapadni
Evropi, XII bi zadostovala "a do
DO prihodnjih stirih mesecev in
pol, dokler ne DO redno zaseda-
ME kongresa stanju vzeti v
|pretres takozvani Marshallov
program "a dolgorocno pomoc
Evropi.
Senator Taft vidi
''konec ekOnomske svobOde''
Jasno pa je, da stoji Truma-
nov notranji ali domadi program
pred hudo borbo, kajti senator
Robert. A. Taft, vodja republi-
kanske vecine v senatu, je no.
coj v radijskem govoru vprizo-
ril pekoc napad ma predsedniko-
va ekonomska priporocila. Taft
je v svojem govoru dejal, da to,
kar predlaga Truman, vodi v
"policijsko drzavo" in da bi uve-
ljavljenje njegovih priporocil
pomenilo "knec ekonomske svo-
bode."
Kar je govoril Taft, je izraza-
10 mnenje republikanske vecine
v senatu, XII je nemudoma dvig-
Mia protest in S tenn ze naprej
obsodila predsednikovo prosnjo
"a oblast, da iznova uvede max
simalne Gene "a take potrebsci-
ne, katerih ma trgu primanjkuje.
I'll predlogi ne predstavljajo
napredka,' je dejal Taft, item
vec so reakcija ter korak v po-
poln totalitarni rezim."
Zasilna pomoc "a Evropo
bo ocividno odobrena
Kar Sc tice zasilne pomoci "a
Evropo v vsoti $50 milijonov do
larjev, katero je predlagal Tru-
man, izsleda, da 10 bodo republi-
kanci podprli. Nj pa S tenn Sc
receno, da bo republikanska We
Gina v kongresu brez debat odo-
brila Marshallov nacrt, kadar be
predlozen rednemu zasedanju.
Taft je danes v kritiki admi'
nistracijskega Elk konom skega a
programa med drugim dejal, da
je "a Marshallov nacrt, pod po'
gojem ,da Sc zanj doloei "pri'
merna vsota," katera ne DO pre-
veliko breme "a ameriske wire.
Taft je Trumanov predlog "a
kontrolo mezd in cen in MOI
most racioniranja oznacil "a
"koncno kapitulacijo pred levin
krilom" ter nadaljeval:
Danes stojimo ma krizpot
med svobodno Ameriko In nacrt
MIN gospodarstvom. To je zad
MIA postojanka natrtnikov, k
mislijo, da znajo bolje voditi po
sic ljudstva, kakor pa jih zns
Eljudstvo sanao." =
Naro6djte, 3irjte ia 6itdjt,
"Endk0pravssost
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o AAAA ~ PSoAoA NopAoAIA
co, XII Sc glasi: 'Prosim pojasni-
te svojim citateljem, &c ste Sc
vedno castna predsednica Ame-
.riskega odbora "a jugoslovan-
sko pomoc, XII posilja radar "a
pomoc jugoslovanskim otro-
kom?'
Mrs. Roosevelt Ostane
castna predsednica odbOra
''Da, Sc vedno sem castna
predsednica Jugo S lovanskega
relifa, XII dobavlja zdravila in
posebne hrane, XII jih v Jugosla-
VIII nj dobiti, zadostnih koli-
einah "a jugoslovanske otroke
in zenske. To, da bi sc radar
rabil kot potrebscina "a otroke,
je zame seveda nekaj povsem
novega!
"Kot mi je bilo povedano, je
neko radijsko poroeilo javilo, da
ia odbor dobavlja radarske
aparate. Ampak odbor je po-
rocilo takoj zanikal, in tudi 81
Ger Sc mi zdi, da bi bilo "a ka-
teri koli odbor, XII je naravno
podrejen vladnemu nadzorstvu,
mogoce v tenn casu katero koli
stvar poslati IL dezele brez
uradnega dovoljenja.
Opozarja ma doprinos
Jugoshvije k zmagi
"Bilo mi je ze veckrat suge-
rirano, da bi noben Amerika-
nee ne smell biti zainteresiran v
kakrsnekoli posiljatve v Jugo-
Slavic. JAZZ Sc S tenn ne stri-
njam. Obstojeci ekonomski po-
lozaj Jugoslavije je gotovo da-
nes v veliki meri posledica ME-
ne udelezbe vojni proti Men,
ciji. Jugoslovani so Sc borili ze-
10 ucinkovito, in to oh casu, ko
so zavezniki potrebovali njiho-
vo pomoc. S TEN so drzali zapo-
slenih mnogo nemskih Get, kar
je bilo velike vaznosti "a zavez-
nisko stvar.
"Jugoslavija je bila okupira-
ma in razdejana. Polozaj tam je
bill kompliciran vsled dejstva,
da so nekatere sile v dezeli phr-
tizane in njihovega voditelja
mafsala Tita cello bolj sovrazile
in Sc ga bolj bale kot pa so sc
bale Nemcev, in bill so primeri,
ko je ena skupina ljudi pobija-
la drugo skupino v dezeli. Vea-
sih so bill razlogi "a to razdvo-
jenost plemenski in verski in
vse to je vodilo k trpkim OBJ
cutkom, " katere so Sc danes
zapletene tako plemenske kot
verske skupine.
Amerika je bila nekoc tudi
sovrazena cd ostalega sveta
"Kadar so TAXA custva zane
tena v kaki dezeli, vzame dolgo
predno Sc 10 zopet popolnoma
zedini. Ampak zenske in otroci
XII v vojni najbolj 'trpijo, SC
upraviceni do nase pomoci, '
znak priznanja dejstva, da par
tizani pod Titom MISC kolabori'
rail- 3 Nemci, in da 50 izvrsil
veliko delo "A zavsznike.
"zd - mi vazne, da ne poza'
binao, da ne gleds pa to, q nan
Ipclticni xna6aj vlad v drugil
de4elah ugaja ali ne, pa bi mo
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k izvedbi nacrta "a obnovo So
vjetske ekonomije in "a njen ma
daljni razvoj, XII DO koristi]
ljudstvu.
"Ekonomija Sovjetske zveze
sloni ma javnem in drzavnem po-
sedovanju sredstev "a produk-
clio. Sovjetska ekonomija, XII
sloni ma javni in drzavni lastni-
nj, je izkljucila moznost kriz in
brezposelnosti. Politicna osnova
Sovjetske' zveze pa je cvrsta in
trajna zveza delavcev in kmetov
in neomajano prijateljstvo So
vjetskih ljudstev."
Visinski pOdal osnove
zunanje politike
V zvezi z zunanjo politiko So
vjetske zveze je Visinski podal
sledece izjave:
"Cilj Sovjetske zunanje poll
tike je, da zagotovi mir in var
most dezel, da jaca sodelovanje
in prijateljske odnosaje ,vsemi
miroljubnimi drzavami. r.
"Sovjetski predlog "a splosno
razorozenje, XII je bill podan pred
Glavno skupscino Zdruzenih ma
rodov leta 1916 in sovjetski
predlog, da Sc obsodi vojno pro-
pagando in vojne podpihovalce,
so najboljsi primer miroljubno-
sti sovjetske zunanje politike.
mi pozdravljamo prijatelj-
ske odnosaje med Sovjetsko I'VE
mi verujemo prijateljske
20 in Zedinjenimi drzavami.
cute in v dobro voljo ameriske-
! ga ljudstva.
Rusija veruje v zeljo
ameriskega ljudstva "a mir
"Niti najmanj ne dvomimo,
da je amerisko ljudstvo navdah-
memo z isto zeljo "a mir in pri-
jateljstvo z velikim sovjetskim
ljudstvom, "a dobrobit vseh mi
roljubnih drzav in vsega progre.
sivnega clovestva.
"Ko je Stain veckrat ,rekel,
popolnoma MONO je "a nasi dive
dezeli, da s svojima razlicnima
sistemoma zivita skupaj v miru,
&c to zelita. Vazna stvar sedal
je, da Sc to zeljo jaca.
"Pozdravljamo napredek, Xxi
ga. je ma tenn polju storil Council
of American-Soviet Friendship
XII predstavlja progresivno ljud'
stvo Zedinjenih drzav, in XII je
nosilec progresivnih idej ir
stremljenj.
mic nj bolj vazno in veliko !,
zivljenju kot goreca ljubezen za
rojstno domovino in odlocnost
da Sc ohrani mir in prijateljstve
med narodi."
Zilliacus govoril o
sestanku s Stalinom
Clan angleskega parlament<
Konni Zilliacus je govoril o Sc
stanku, katerega je incl skupa
s sedmimi drugini clani angle
skega parlamenta S sovjetskin
premierjem Stalinom. Poveda
lie, da je Stain "a ekoaomsko il
lpoliticno sodelovanje 2 vsemi de
lzelarni, posebno 2 Anglijo in Ze
dinjenimi drzavanni.
Zilliacus je tudi rekel, da Ev
II I L & 45 80 +. " ~ =
lropa pozdravlja ''konstruktivn
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18

Y aEaokopravnost" dobtts
OedHo suede dssusse ,soUice o do
godkih po svet1 n donna!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18
DANICA MARIN

Kot smo vceraj porocali, je
umrla Danica Marn, rojena
Predovic, stara So let. Stanova-
la je ma 1858 E. SO St. Donna je
bila il Metlike, odkoder :je pri-
sla Cleveland pred 40 lett. BIZ
la je clanica podr. st. Is SzZ.
Soprog Joseph je umrl pred le-
tom dni. Tukaj zapusca sest 81
nov: Joseph, Max, Albert, Stan
ley, John in Anthony, tri hce-
re: Mary, Mollie in Alice, ter
stiri brate: John. Eli, Peter in
Nick. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil sre-
do zjutraj oh 9:15 ~-uri liz "a
krajskovega pogrebnega zavo-
da v cerkev sv. Vida in nato ma
pokopalisce Calvary.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-18
Novi grobovi
ANGELA MOSTAR

Vceraj smo porocali, da je
po daljsi bolezni umrla Angela
Mostar. Deklisko ime pokojni-
ce je bio Virant in je bila 81
let stara. Stanova1a je ma 63O7
Bonna Ave. Donna je bila il Ra-
sica pri Velikih Lascah, odko.
der je prisla Y Cleveland pred
38 lett. Bila je clanica drustva
Marie Magdalene st. 1852 KSKJ
in drustva sv. Cecilije st. 81
SDz. Tukaj zapusca soproga
Antona, dive hceri: Mrs. Mary
Stampfel in Mrs. Angela Spehek,
diva sina: Josepha, XII je upo-
slen v tiskarni "Enakopravno-
sti'', in Anthonya, pet vnukov,
dive sestri: Mrs. Mary Zadnik
in Mrs. Frances Sraj, brata Jo-
seph Virant in vec drugih So
rodnikov, v starem kraju pa "a
pusca brata Johna in Franka.
Pogreb sc bo vrsil v cetrtek
zjutraj oh 9:15 uri il Zakra is
kovega pogrebnega zavoda v
cerkev sv. Vida in nato ma po-
kopalisce Calvary.
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"Nekdo mi je postal dopisni-
co, XII Sc glasi: 'Prosim pojasni-
te svojim citateljem, &c ste Sc
vedno castna predsednica Ame-
.riskega odbora "a jugoslovan-
sko pomoc, XII posilja radar "a
pomoc jugoslovanskim otro-
kom?'
Mrs Rnocovolf ocfono
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-17

FOR SALE-Living room couch
in perfect condition. RIA 6715.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-17

Louis reveals that he was ar
rested for using a telephone on
the white" side of the station,
In spite Of these experiences,
Louis closes the article with the
statement, "Prejudice is weaken
ing. The good people are soften
ing it up. So we can't stop punch
ing now. We just have to punch
faster and harder. That's the only
way we can make America a bet
ter place for my little boy and
girl and all the boys and girls in
our country. Pm going to do my
part"
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Dunbar
Concluded from page u
known that Dunbar will be a
member of the Blk Six next sea-
son and will play all Dayton high
schools which will change the pres
ent league to that Of the "Big
Seven" instead of the current
"Big Six"
Already the Blue and White
have been admitted to the high
school basket ball league of Day
ton making it the "Big Eight.
Thanks to the serling efforts of
the Dunbar faculty headed by
professor Friedrich C. mcfarland,
principle.
Dunbar record for the season
is four wins and four losses while
Fairview finished with four wins
four losses and a tie, one of Fair
views victories came by forfeit
on the par Of Chaminade and an
other to Stivers high.
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They should never have pied for
it in the first place. They should
have fought relentlessly to get
city officials to integrate Negro
teachers in white schools. These
officials would have had to capiu-
late by this time if a segregated
school had not been established.
Paul Laurence Dunbar's name
has been besmirched by some of
his own townsfolk. But it will one
day be restored to it's rightful
place in the memory of men.
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COAL hauling and light hauling.
Call Adams 2949.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-17

WORKING woman wants room.
Call week days 66-8 p. m. Sat-
urdays, 90 p. m. HE O319.
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$1,000 New York
Vets 10 Get Bonus

OAO ~ ~OA oO1
NEW YORK, Nov. II. CAMP
More than $4,000 Negro vet
Grams of World War II, or their
next of kin, are eligible for the
bonus passed overwhelmingly by
New York state voters Novem-
Der 4.
Payments are to be financed
by means o ia 20 per cent in
crease in state income tax plus a
penny-a-pack cigaret tax.
In order to qualify for the pay
ments which are due January 2,
and thereafter, a veteran must
have been a resident of the state
for six months Immediately prior
to entering service, between De-
cember Z, 1941, and September
2, 1915.
Payments will be computed on
a length of service basis as fol-
lows:
Fifty dollars if the veteran
served 60 days or less with the
armed forces within the continent
tai limits Of the U. S; $3.50 for
more than 60 days of duty within
the continental limits and $3.50
for service outside continental
limits.
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Joe Louis

Concluded from page u
On another occasion some Eng
lish girls asked the champ for au-
tographs. An American sailor
stopped them and said, 81 don't
give a damn if it is Joe Louis.
You are white girls. And they are
just a bunch of niggers. We don't
want to see white girlse making
fools of themselves over any mig
ger"
Louis states that on several oc-
casions he refused to fight army
exhibitions until segregated Negro
troops were permitted to view the
bouts from the same locations as
the white soldiers.
Also described is an incident in
a Georgia railroad station in. which
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-17
As I See It.

Concluded from page -
ter gave an example of how whites
a northern community foisted
segregated school on Negroes
and frustrated attempts to get rid
of it by importing as principal
and building him up as a great"
a Negro who actively advo-
Gates discrimination. He named
the community: it was Dayton.
Segregation, separate but
equal" as a solution to the Ne
gro question is a screeching lie.
1t can never, will never work. 1t
won't work because the Negro
worker and the white worker have
more in common than they have
difference. They differ only that
some have dark skin, others white.
But look what they have in COM
mon. They have the common prob
lem of gaining for themselves a
higher standard Of living, better
living conditions, higher wages.
They have the common problem of
fighting for peace instead of war
that always drain the best of their
men and women. They have the
common problem of throwing off
the yoke Of oppression and pow
erty and degradtion' heaped upon
them by greedy men, like some
industrialists. In short, they are
confronted by the problems that
little people all over the world, in
Asia, in South Africa, in Europe,
in China, are confronted with,
namely, to live in peace, happi-
ness and security.
In order to win these things in
America, a solid front of all peo-
pie, regardless Of race or creed
or national origin is of the high
est necessity. Those who prosper
on the status quo, and they are
a small minority, are aware of
this. Therefore they do what they
can to keep them separate. Here
in Dayton they formed a Negro
ghetto, they built a school to keep
most Negroes out of white schools.
Then they permitted, nay, encour-
aged fear Of the Negro in the
minds of the whites, and tried to
make Negroes think that Jews and
p~rejudiced whites were RESPONSE
BILE 70 rtheir misery. There was
and is no opportunity for either
group to discover the truth be-
cause they have them neatly seq
regated from one another.
Those who supported this seq
regated school must either join
ranks with progressives or they
will be thoroughly discredited as
being low class flunkies and pussy
f~ooters. And they will fall as
surely as segregation will fall.
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FOR RENT-Room for two girls.
Call ME 8O43. t36
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FOR RENT-Room for single girl.
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ROOM for single man in private
home. Call ME 1928. t36
Evening star., 1947-08-12
Girls Eeiion Resume,
Study Of Government
After Campaigning

The 90 young delegates to the
Girls Nation" program Of the
American Legion Auxiliary returned
to serious study Of their Federal
Government today. after q night oi
carefree political activity.
Visits to the Supreme Court Build
Ing and the Federal Bureau Of In.
vestigation and q mock Senate ses.
sion were on the days program.
The Nationalist" slate won the
girls election held last night afteI
4 vigorous campaign. 1t was an.
nounced today. George Ann Hicks
Of Edmond, Okla. was chosen pres
ident. and Shirley Jean Helmke
Of San Francisco. was the success.
ful vice -presidentiah nominee.
They were opposed by Federal.
ist" ticket on which Mary Gay
Woodruff Of Warrensburg, Mo-. ran
for president. and Helen Mary
Walker Of Enid. Okla. campaisnee
for vice president.
Hear Marshall.
Arthur Q. Nemming. member oi
the Civil Service Commission, will bs
principal speaker at q dinner at
American University at 8 O'Clock
tonight.
Before launching final drives fol
their favorites at their headquarters
on the university campus, the girls
heard Secretary of State Marshall
plead for tolerance in their thinking
Speaking to them In the State
Department .. auditorium yesterday
Secretary Marshall urged:
BE very tolerant in your thoughts
It's very easy for Americans to be
provoked by world events when We
are removed from the scene OF trou.
ble."
He suggested the students train
themselves to seek facts rather than
opinions and then form their own
decisions on international problems
I'VE must be patient and toler-
ant" he declared in emphasizing
his theme.
Army Band Plays.
The Army Band entertained the
girls with an open-air concert on
the campus last night. Then the
Evening star., 1947-08-12

-.s-~ ,..s.-' 10 the si-lls' sy..'
..asium to parade In support o.
their candidates. They carried signi
proclaiming the names Of their
home States and placAsds extollins
their choices for president and vice
president of the mythical nation.
Cries Of Vote for Hicks!' and
we Want woodruff" flled the
gymnasium, as the girls danced
around their favoritss, who vers
carried on the shoulders Of husky
campaigners.
The simulated Senate Will resume
It's deliberations tomorrow, Capt
Joy Bright Hancock, u. 3. N. r.,
director Of the WAVES. will be
among speakers heard by the dele
gates during the day.
After dinner. there win BE- q dance
on the campus with music by the
Navy School Of Music.
The Girls Nation" activities will
end Thursday.
Evening star., 1947-08-12
ShopIifier Gets 1S0 Days;
Suspect Foheiis SIS Bond

Three toothhrushes. seven cases
Of empty beer bottles and five arti-
cles Of undsrelothing were among
the stolen items which led ysstsr- :
day to sentencing Of one man te
$50 days in jail and the forfeiture
OF $2S collateral by another.
The jail term was imposed on
william Smell, 81. colored, OF no
fixed address, who pleaded guilty
before Judge George d. Nelson In
Municipal Court. Smell was
charged with the petty larceny of
the toothbrushes and the under
clothing from . downtown dime
store. Judge Nelson noted the man
has 4 iive-year record Of convictions
for shophfting.
Forfeiture OF collateral put 1p by
Evening star., 1947-08-12

Harold Richards. 80. colored, Of tn.
first block Of N street Sc, was de.
clared by the same Judge. Rich.
ards. vegetable huckster. was
charged with the theft Of empty
beer bottles from the rear of A
grocery store in-the 240o block ot
Minnesota avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1947-08-12

Ger Of the lesrd Military Police
Battalion.
The Mp. marksnen are now in
training at Fort Meade. Nd, and five
members OF the team recently quail
ned As experts. They are T/serkt.
Ernest v. Gonzales. Corpl. william
D. Hann. corpl. Harry B. Andree,
jr, corpl. Ira H. Baker and Pvt.
Carleton Z. Tinkham.