davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-10-05
German Social Chaos
Sapping u. 5. Army,
Returning C|erics Say
Need of Power in DeoIinq
With Reds Stressed, With
War Chance RECOGNIZED
Rx the Associnfed Prexs

One of a group of American
clergymen just back from an
European inspection trip said
yesterday a third world war"
may be in the making.
1t also was reported that chaos in
Germany has ditcbed all morality
with resultant evil effect on young
American occupation soldiers.
Fourteen clergymen made the trip,
The army released the reports it re-
fceived from the first four. They
were written by DIR. George Pitt
Beers, executive secretary of the
American Baptist Home Mission and
chairman of the Council of World
Evangelization. Northern Baptist
Convention; DR.. Alfred Carpenter,
director of the chaplains commits
sion, Southern Baptist Convention: !:
DR.. w. o. H. Garman, director of
civil affairs of the American Coun-
Gil of Christian Churches, and DR..
Harold J. Ockenga, pastor of the
Park Street Church of Boston.
Russian Refusal Emphasized.
The refusal of Russia to cooper
ate was noted generally in the re-
ports, and was emphasized by DR..
Ockenga. He asserted that from
the stalemate tactics of the Rus
slams, it is obvious that the Commu-
nists seek a disorganized, confused,
poverty-stricken Germany, on which
Communism breeds" He added that
the Zine taken by the French Com
munists to block any attempt to lift
German industrial levels reveals
this.
The Marshall plan is IAN effective
CONFERENCE.-THE to this threat" said
DR.. Ockenga. Then he added:
Nevertheless it has drawn the
lines of division between Eastern
and Western Europe which may well
lead to third war. - Either
we must retreat from the Truman
doctrine and the Marshall plan >r
we must be prepared to implement
these words with force, if needed.
U. S. Forces Called Weak.
THE United , States forces in
Europe are pitiably weak. States
men, generals and civilians know
that in any showdown Russia could
occupy Europe in week. 1t is
thoroughly possible for the iron cur
tain to drop over Europe at any
time. If France has an atom pile,
Russia may have also.
ITO allow the possibility of Rus
sia's being on the Atlantic and the
possibility of some 100000 to 250,000
Americans in Europe to becor2e
hostages is extremely short sighted.
To meet this threat American must
have adequate military forces
build our defenses by having two or
three adequate operational forces
strategically located in Europe and
enlisting with greater incentive for
longer periods
DR.. Garman contended that Rus
sian policy is to make the people OF
Europe poorer and poorer to foster
revolution. He asserted that Per
sonally, expect to see this situation
boomerang in Russia. 1t did on Hit
Ter. The oppressed masses of Eu-
rope, mindful that Russia is most
responsible for their continued
misery, may turn upon the Commu-
nists and destroy them"
The clergymen generally deplored
the moral temptations to which i'm
See CLERGYMEN. page A-6.)
Evening star., 1947-10-05
EATON ACCUSES Russia OF Init
midation Campaign. Page Az.

EATON ACCUSES Russia OF Init
midation Campaign. Page Az.
By the Associated Press
Senator Ferguson, Republican,
of Michigan, asserting that an
unknown number of Russians
who have taken technical train
ing in American plants "have
Disappeared" yesterday protest.
ed the lack of information on
them.
Government officials acknowledged
they have no idea how many such
Russian trainees still are in this
country, or what they are doing
Senator Ferguson told re-
porter:
An unknown number of Soviet
Russian steel technicians, admitted
to this country under State Depart
ment visas, have disappeared
Both immigration Commissioner
Watson Miller and Assistant Secre-
tary of State Peurifoy wrote the
Senator they have no records on
Evening star., 1947-10-05
By NewboId Noyes, Jr.

Herbert w. Rahmlow, chief Of the
Weather Bureaus radiosonde sec
ton, is tough-minded analyst. But
today he is closer to believing in
pixies than ever before In his life.
Not even when he was little boy,
reading the story of the brothers
Grimm about shoemaker who
woke up in the morning and found
some elves had done his work for
him, did Mr.. Rahmlow get the funny
feeling he now gets when he looks
at his car.
To the casual observer, there is
nothing remarkable about this car
of Mr.. Rahmlow's. 1t Is a 1910 Dodge
sedan, ordinary gray with red
wheels. 1t is slightly frayed around
the edges. An ordinary sort of car,
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Stars New Student Calendar
Art Contest Opens tomorrow

the nearby sections of Maryland and
Virginia may compete.
All that is necessary is to write to
the Art Contest Editor, Room 724,
Evening Star Building requesting a
registration card, entry blank and
copy of the rules.
Last year a total of 1872 students
entered SIS pictures, III being pub
lie high school students and 149 from
public Junior high schools in Wash
ington. Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties in Maryland were
represented by 46 students, Virginia
,y so. -Thirty-three were students
n parochial schools. Private schools
n Washington were represented by
.hree of the entrants.
This year the selection OF the
,rize-winning pictures will be based
(See CALENDAR, Page AID
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Palestine Shore ViqiI
by Britain
By the Associated Press

JERUSALEM, Oct 4.-The British
alerted many army units, posted
clifftop lookouts and intensified sea
patrols along much of the Northern
Palestine shore today amid reports
that additional ships were en- route
with unauthorized Jewish immi-
grants.
British transports and the one
time tank landing ship IST)
Snowden Smith sailed from Haifa
for Cyprus detention camps with
many of the officially estimated A.
900 Jews caught Thursday trying
to run the British blockade aboard
the coastal vessels Paducah and
Northland. Some 1900 Northland
passengers remained to be shipped
out.
East of Tel Aviv, two Jewish en-
ployes of an army camp were found
dead. shot in the head.
CAIRO, Oct. 4. (P).-Abdel Rah-
man Azzam Pasha, secretary general
of the Arab League, said tonight
Arab government would permit vol
unteer armies to move freely into
Palestine to fight if Arabs in the
Holy Land were forced ito become
subjects of Jewish state"
In an interview given as the
seven-nation league council prepared
for their Tuesday meeting at Beirut,
Lebanon, Azzam Pasha said con-
f1ict similar to the Spanish civil
war would be the result If the United
Nations approved any plan for the
establishment of Jewish state in
Palestine.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
New Broadcast Setup
Will Speed Action by
Police, Barrett Says
Central Bureau System
Seen Assuring Quicker
Response by Petrol Cars

The time required by police
scout cars to answer radio calls
will be reduced substantially
when the new Central Bureau is
placed in operation early in De-
cember, Supt. Robert ]. Barrett
predicted yesterday.
Equipment designed for the Met
ropolitan Police will cut the present
average 3-rninute lapse between re-
ceipt of a complaint by police and
arrival of car at the scene, he said.
The new, setup will correspond
roughly to the main studio of a
commercial broadcasting station
Duplicate control panels will be in
stalled in the communications room
in the Municipal Center and the
transmission facilities will remain
at the 10th Precinct, where the dis
| patchers now are located.
New Routing Planned.
Complaints, when received by
clerks over the telephone, will be
routed Immediately to the dispatch
ers who will be able to broadcast in
stantly.
! When a dispatcher is calling car
and another complaint is received,
lit will be routed automatically to
another dispatcher who will be
ready to broadcast it as soon as his
n oecooiofo ic finicha6
Mai. Barrett said this improves
the present system under which a
telephone operator is required to
write down the complaint and tele-
phone it to the Tenth Precinct radio
room where it is copied again before
being broadcast. ..-.
Provision Made for Breakdown.
In case of breakdown OF the two
regular leased-wire circuits between
Headquarters and the transmitter, a
technician will be on duty for emer-
gency dispatching, he added.
| An average of $50 calls is handled
by the police radio system every "a
hours.
The consolidated complaint and
communications center at headquar-
ters will be in operation in two
months. he said. The complaint
unit to receive reports at head
quarters instead of at precinct sta
tions will be ready in about 80 days
| Although coordination of COM
plant, communications and records
elements OF the department has been
his biggest project since assuming
command three months ago, many
other measures already have re-
suited in substantial progress toward
/ his goal of maximum efficiency In
the Capitals police force, Maj. Bar
rett declared. ....
Sick Complaints Drop.
He said steps toward assuring IAN
honest 8-hour day" of duty from
every policeman had brought about
10 per cent reduction in sick COM
plants by members of the force,
availability Of at least A additional
men for patrolling beats and a vir-
tual doubling of attendance of de-
tectives at headquarters lineups.
Maj. Barrett said the change made
since he took command eventually
could be expected to be reflected In
1see BARRETT, Page A-4)
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Football Shares
| Spotlight With
| World Series

Football fought for interest with
the World Series yesterday as Notre
Dame, Michigan. Texas, Georgia
Tech and Army showed the power
expected of them. Vanderbilt, Duke,
Purdue and Illinois contributed the
surprises
Notre Dame opened its season
with a smashing 40-7 win over stub
born Pittsburgh. Purdue upset Ohio
State and Northwestern did the
same to U. c. L. A.
v. M. l. used late passes to down
George Washington, 1877, last night.
while Howard and West Virginia
State played a scoreless tie.
Evening star., 1947-10-05

are strongly concerned over the
effect of his leaving might have on
other key medical personnel-many
of whom were attracted to the vet
erans' agency by DR.. Hawley.
During the war, DR.. Hawley was
in charge of the entire medical
phase of operations in the Euro
pean theater When Gen. Bradley
was named head of the Veterans
administration, he brought his
chief surgeon along to 'revamp the
often criticized medical activities.
DR.. Hawley accepted, with assur-
ance that he would have a free
tSee HAWLEY. Page A-6)
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Big a Meeting Delay
Reported OK'd by Reds
sv the Associated Pres,

By the AsxocIofed Press
LONDON, Oct. Am authorita-
tive source reported tonight that
Russia had agreed to postponement
of the four power Foreign Ministers
Conference until November Is.
France and the United States
previously approved the British pro-
|posal, aimed at averting conflict
in dates with the United Nations
General Assembly. The meeting
originally was scheduled for early
November 1t is expected to deal
with the German peace treaty.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
De Casper Defeats
For No-Confidence
Reds Withdraw Effort;
U. 5. Will Not Take
ItoIiun ButtIeship
U. S. RENOUNCES Share of Italys
fleet to Aid Regime. Page Al

U. S. RENOUNCES Share of italy
fleet to Aid Regime. Page Al
By the Associated Press
ROME, Sunday, Oct. 5.-Left.
ist efforts to oust the Christian
Democratic government of Pre-.
mier Alcide de Gasperi failed ir
the Constituent Assembly early
today with the defeat of two mo-
tions of no confidence and the
withdrawal of a third.
The Assembly beat down one non.
confidence motion by SO votes anc
second by 47 votes.
The first motion was presented by
ex-Foreign Minister Pietro Nenni's
ro-Communist Socialists. The vote
was 178 for and 271 against. Sixty
three deputies abstained.
The second motion was offered by
Giuseppe Saragat's moderate Social.
ist Labor Party.
U. S. Action Announced.
Before the'voting started the pres.
ent foreign minister, Carlo Sforza
brought the Assembly to its feet
cheering by announcing that the
United States had renounced its
share of the italian fleet.
Even the Communists reluctantly
joined in the cheering. The prospec.
tive distribution of the fleet has beer
one of the bitterest pills of the peace
treaty for Italians.
Immediately after the balloting or
the Nenni motion, Palmiro Togliatti
Communist leader, withdrew his
party's motion of no confidence
saying that it now would be waste
of time" to vote on it.
The Togliatti motion expressed g
lack Of confidence in the govern.
ment because of measures by pub
lie safety authorities which limit
liberty of propaganda and agitation
and democratic liberties in general.
When Mr.. Sforza had made his
announcement about the fleet, Mr.
Nenni jumped up and upbraided the
foreign minister, saying it was very
curious that Sforza makes this an
nouncement today appealing to oul
patriotic sentiments, when the
United States and Great Britain in
formed us of this four or five months
ago"
Togliatti attacked the United
States as a ''warmongering nation,
and was interrupted by Christian
Democrat who shouted, you have
rubles."
New Coalition Barred.
A dozen Communists rushed for
ward and blows were exchanged
with a Christian Democrat before
order was restored.
Mr.. de Gasperi concluded the
debate by excluding any possibility
of returning to coalition govern
ment with Communists and Social
lists, whom he threw out of his
cabinet last May.
II have lost all faith in the pos
sibihty of getting along with the
leftists in the government" he de-
clared.
He charged the Communists with
waging continuous campaign Of
strike against his rule. asserting
there had been 2,617 strikes in Italy
since June.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Cubon Capitol Bombed

| HAVANA, Oct. 4 R.-A small
bomb exploded today at the entrance
to the national capitol. No casual
ties were reported.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
Brewers 10 Stop
Use Of Wheat 10
Help SaveFood
Also Agree to Cut Rice
Consumption, But BoIk
At Corn, Barley Curbs

INCREASE IN PRICE of Bread in
Washington Is Foreseen. P. Az.
CONGRESS MEMBERS Hint Fight
on Foreign Aid. Page AS.
(Tert OF Announcement on Page
Evening star., 1947-10-05

Continued on Page B-1, Column 8.
Evening star., 1947-10-05

tSee HAWLEY, Page A
Evening star., 1947-10-05

(See BARRETT, Page A-4J
Evening star., 1947-10-05

See FOOD, Page A-5D
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
Zupan New YOrka
Sc pridruzzil
prOtestu delavcev

NEW YORK, 1. junija-De.
lavski svet AFL je snoci obelo.
danil proklamacijo new-yorske'
ga zupana O'Dwyerja, katera je
bila podpisana preteklega eetrt.
ka in katero Sc odreja sredo "a
"dan protesta ma nase drzavne
oblasti v Washingtonu, D. CO.
zaradi protidelavskih zakonskih
predlogov Taft-Hartleya.
V proklamaciji, katero je zu-
pan podpisal, je naslovljen ape
ma vse "drzavljane tega mesta
XII so nasprotni omejitvenim me.
ram, da Sc pridruzijo organizira-
nemu delavstvu, da sc da vedeti
drzavni oblasti, da je najbolj "a
nesljiva pot v industrijski mir
prijateljsko sodelovanje med
podjetnistvom in delavstvom."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
Nenlski znanstvenik
povabljen v Ameriko

NUREMBERG, 81. maja. -
Willy Messerschmitt, XII je "a
nacisticno letalsko silo zgradil
znano "jet" letalo, je danes IL
javil, da bo mogoce v kratkem
odpotoval v Zedinjene drzave,
kjer bo pomagal pri graditvi
ameriskega letala, katerega po-
gonska sila bo atomska energi-
ia.
"Dobil sem ponudbo cd Ame-
rikancev pred dvemi meseci," je
rekel Messerschmitt. "'Ce sc mi
dovoli, da delam samostojno,
bonn ponudbo sigurno sprejel." "
Messerschmitt je izjavil, da
mu je vzelo stiri leta, predno je
nemske oblasti preprical, da bi
sc morale graditi "jet" letala in
da so jih Nemci pri borbah pro-
tt zaveznikom leta 1914 imeli
okrog 800.
Ker je Messerschmitt |. 1899
pristopil k nacisticni stranki,
sc bo moral podvreci formalni
proceduri "denacifikacije".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
Podkralj bo predla
gal delitev Indie

NEW DELHI, 1. junija-Pod-
kralj Indie Lord Mountbatten
bo indijskim voditeljem predla-
gal, da Sc India razdeli v dve
drzavi, odnosno diva angieska
dominiona, v Hindustan in Paki-
stan.
Po nacrtu, XII ga je baje odo-
brila angleska vlada, bi oba della
Indie bila "popolnoma svobod-
|na," kar Sc tice kontrole S stra-
nj angleske Wade, toda oba do
miniona bi polagala prisego an
gleski kroni.
Podrobnosti tega angleskega
nacrta Sc drzijo tajne, toda "a.
nesljivi viri pravijo, da SO ma
konferenco, kjer DO obravnavane
tozadevno vprasanje, povabljeni
indijski voditelji. Indijski pod.
kralj bo v slucaju, da bi bill nacrt
sprejet, avtomaticno izgubi
svoj polozaj in postal generaln
governor obeh Indij.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
Kitajska policija
dust demOnstracije

SANGAJ, 2. junija-Policija
in vojaske sile so posegle de-
monstracije, XII jih prirejajo 81
rom Kline kitajski studentje, "a
htevajoc koncanje civilne vojne.
Kitajski tisk poroca, da je po-
licija razprsila demonstrante v
Mukdenu, Hangcovu, Wucangu,
Foosovu, Kaifegu, cungkingu in
Tientsinu. Kot poroeajo easopi-
81, sta bila v Cungcinu ubita
diva studenta, poskodovana diva,
vee kot 1000 pa jih je bilo vr-
zenih v zapor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
Zedinjene drzave
bOdO prOtestirale

WASHINGTON, 2. junija-
z umikom pomoci v znesku $780,
100000, katero so obljubile biv-
81 Madzarski vladi, so Zedinjene
drzave podvzele svoj prvi korak
proti novi madzarski vladi.
Vsi znaki kazejo, da bodo Ze-
dinjene drzave naslovile ma Ru-
sijo ostro protestno noto, cerav-
no "a sedaj Sc nj nobenih ko-
mentarjev, XII hi prisli il drzav-
mega oddelka. Vse, kar je bilo
v zvezi tenn v drzavnemu od-
delku izjavljeno, je izjava ma
celnika tiska Michaela j. Nc
Dermotta, XII je rekel, da Sc po-
lozaj temeljito "proucuje."
Neki opazovalci sodiji, da je
sprememba Wade ma Madzar-
skem ruski "odgovor ma 'Truma-
novo doktrino'."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
Taft "a OdObritev
4 mirovnih pogodb

WASHINGTON, 1. junija -
Senator Robert A. Taft je da-
mes podprl APPEL senatorial Ar
thurja H. Vandenberga "a rati-
fikacijo mirovnih pogodb z 1ta-
LILO, Madzarsko, Bolgarijo in
Romunijo v teku poletja.
Taft je izjavil, da je podprl
Vandenberga, ker veruje, da je
takojsnja ratifikacija mirovnih
pogodb potrebna, ker da so to
najboljse "mirovne pogodbe, ka-
tere smo lahko dobili." Toda
Taft je obenem dal vedeti, da
je mnogo razmisljal o izjavah
nasprotnikov ratifikacije mirov-
ne, pogodbe z Italijo, XII trdijo,
da bi sc z umikom ameriskih Get
il Italije komunisti polastili
kontrole Wade.
"Ne vem in tudi mislim, da
nobeden NE We, kaj Sc DO zgodi.
10, &c umaknemo nase cete," je
rekel Taft. ''Mogoce Sc bodo ko.
munisti polastili kontrole itali.
ianske Wade. &c Sc to zgodi, kje
bono ostali z nasim programom
"a pomoc Grciji in Turciji, -da
ne bi padli v roke komunistov?'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
INDIJSKI VODITELJI
BAJE SPREJELI
ANGLESKI NAcRT

NEW DELHI, 2. junija. -
Voditelji Muslimanske lige in
vecji del voditeljev hinduske
Kongresne stranke SO baje spre-
jeli kompromisni angleski ma
crt "a delitev Indie, XII Sc Sc
drzi v tajnosti. ..-.
Potankosti tega naerta bodo
protitani jutri potom vseh ra-
dio postal Indie.
Y Bombaj ju, .Kalkuti, Pinjabu
in ostaih nemirnih ttockah SO
podvzete varnostne mere.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
zENE NACISTICNIH
VODITELJEV ZAPRTE

BAD TOELZ, 81. maja. -
zene bivsega voditelja Hitlerje-
We mladine Baldur Won Schira-
cha, ministra "a ekonomijo Wal
ter Funka, Hermana Goeringa
in Hans Franka so bile danes
zaprte. =
Ukaz, da Sc zene nacisticnih
voditeljev zapre je dal bavarski
minister "a denacifikacijo Al
fred Loritz. Use Sc bodo pojavi.
lie pred sodnijo "a denacifikaci.
jo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
" DVEH DNEH SMO
DoB1LI DOVoLJ DEzJA
"a PoLNIH la DN1

Vremenski uraal por0ca,
da je vceraj do 1880 zjutraj
v Clevelandu pablo toliko
dezja kot ga obieajno pade
tekom Is dni v juniju, OIL
roma "A n0rmalne kvote
"a teko1i mesec. +.
Ker je vceraj skozi yes
dan in pozno v noe Sc ved-
no lilo, je 'odstotek moce, XII
smo je bill delezni doslej,
nedv0mno blizu pOlne nor
maine kvote "a yes junij.
v tenn letu je do vceraj
zjutraj pablo 21.13 palcev
dezja, oziroma skoro toliko
kot smo ga imeli v celem
letu 1884, XII je biio emo
najbolj suhih let v zgodOvi-
nj Clevelanda.
Najbolj mokro leto je BIZ
10 1878, ko je pablo 53.5
palcev dezja. NOrmalen let
nj padec je 1882 palcev,
kar pomeni, da smo dobili
ze vec kot 60 odstotkov obi
cajne letne mOce.
MnOgo ljudi Sc vprasuje,
dali nimajO mOrda z nena-
Vadno mnOzinO dezja kakO
zvezo eksplozije atomskih
bomb. Vremenski urad ma
to odgovarja, da Sc "a to
teorijo nj naslo Sc nobenih
dOkazOv.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
TAFT VERUJE, DA BODO
ZAKONSKE PREDLOGE
POSTALE "ZAKON"

WASHINGTON, 2. junija. -
Senator Taft in kongresnik
Hartley sta danes izjavila, da
niti malo ne dvomita, da bodo
proti-delavske zakonske predlo-
&c, katere Sc pripravlja, da Sc
jih poslje predsedniku Truma-
nu, postale "zakon".
Taft in Hartley sta podala to
izjavo skupno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
SABOTERJI KAZNOVANI
v RUSKI ZONI NEMCIJE

BERLIN, l. junija casopis-
je IL Thuringije v ruski okupa-
cijski zoni Nemcije poroca, da
so bill nekateri nernski kmeti
kaznovani Z globo, ker MISC izro-
.cili svojih kyot hrane, kar Sc
smatra u sabotazo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
MALAJA ZAHTEVA DELEZ
PRI MIRU q JAPONSKO =

SINGAPOR, 1. junija-Kitaj.
ska in malajska unija verujeta,
da bi Malaja morala imeti di-
rektni delez pri ustvarjanju mi
rovne pogodbe = Japonsko in 81
Ger, ker je memo ljudstvo pri te.
mu "zivljensko prizadeto."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
MarSal Tito zagOvarja
enOtnOSt Balkana

BEOGRAD, 2. junija - Mar
sal Tito je danes rekel, da je ze-
dinjenje svobodnih balkanskih
narodov v mocno edinico brezpo-
gojno potrebno.
Tito je govoril skupini bolgar-
skin novinarjev. Svoje opazke je
podal v zvezi grsko situacijo,
o kateri je rekel, da je prezeta z
nevarnostjo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
KATOLICANI PROTESTIRA
10 PROTI PROTI-DELAV-
SKI PREDLOGI

NEW YORK, /. junija. -
George r. Donahau, predsednik
Zveze katoliskih trgovinskih
unij, je danes pozval katoliske
clane, maj pisejo predsedniku
Tumanu in zahtevajo, da veti-
n Taft-Harleyevo proti-delav-
|sko zakonsko predlogo. Dona-
|hau je govoril pred 800 clani ka-
toliskih unij.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
EKSPLOZIJA SMODNKA
UBILA DIVA DELAVCA

NEW CASTLE, Pa, 2. junija
" tovarni smodnika American
Cyanamid Corporation Sc je da-
mes primerila eksplozija, XII je
razdejala dxoje poslopij in ubila
diva delavca, osem pa jih je bilo
poskodovanih. Tovarna normal.
no uposluje okrog 800 oseb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
Novi grobovi
Malta KRIZMAN

Kakor smo re porocali, je po
pet-meseeni hudi bolezni premi-
nil obce poznani Malta Kriz-
man, p. d. Stamfelnov Matijc,
star "a let, stanujoc ma 1898
Norwood Rd. Donna je bill cd
Ribnice, odkoder je prisel v
Ameriko pred 40 lett.
Pokojni je vodil svojo mesni-
co dolgo let ma Addison Rd., po-
zneje pa ma St. Clair Ave. Bill
je dober pevec in clan pevske-
ga zbora Lira, drustva Ribnica
st. II SDZ in drustva Dvor Ba-
raga Borstnarjev. Tukaj zapu-
Sea zalujoco soprogo Angelo, ro-
jeno Silc, donna IL Jurovca, pet
otrok: Mrs. Albino Novak, XII je
predsednica SLOW. zenske zveze
in urednica glasila ''Zarja,"
Jean, XII je zaposlena pri Ameri-
can Gas Assn, Matthias, NIL, XII
vodi gostilno ma E. 80 ST.. in St.
Clair Ave, Frederick, XII poha.
ia John Carroll univerzo in Emf
la, XII vodi mesnico, devet vnu.
kov, necaka Emery Krizman, XII
vodi gostilno ma Addison Rd.,
odvetnika Joseph A. Krizman in
Joseph Post.
Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v petek zju-
traj OBJ 8.45 uri IL Zeletovega DO
grebnega zavoda ma 6502 St.
Clair Ave. v cerkev sv. Vida oh
$50 uri in nato ma Calvary po-
kopalisce. Truplo DO polozeno
ma mrtvaSki oder v sredo popol-
dine oh dveh.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-03
Redna ssja

Redna seja
Nocoj oh 7.30 uri Sc vrsi red
M seja podruznice st. Ia SzZ v
Slovenskem drustvenem donu
ma Recher Ave. clanice SO pro-
sene, da Sc udeleze.