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The frontiersman., 1947-02-19
MR, HeNIN0 TON SACK FROM TEXAS

Merr ill Hening ton, who has been spending the winter in Texas, arrived in Seldovia in his floatship Mon- day afternoon. He br ought with him a nephew, John Swans s on.
 Mr. Remington flew to Se1dovia by way of Cal if orn ia, where 6 he wis 1 ted friends and relatives en route.
The frontiersman., 1947-02-19

MRS, BEACH HOME
 Mrs. Barbara Beach who has been i'll in Seldovia hospi tai for some time, left the hospital for her home last Monday.
The frontiersman., 1947-02-19
February l9, le47
SECRETARY KRU6
 EXPLAINS REFERENCE TO FISH CONTROL

" tSst >OtS w
 Secretary of the Interior Jul ius A. Krug recently cor- rec ted a mis in ter- pretation of a r emark made in Seattle, in which he was quoted as saying that he be- lieved the salmon in dus try should not be tran sferred to state regula tion when sta te' hood is. conferred up on Ala ska.
 Seer etary Krug said tha t he bel ieved the salmon indus try should be subject to state regul ation, the same as any other. However he added that the int ernat ional im- pile ations of Pac fife fisher ies may result t in a type of state con trol which must be aided by the Federal government.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-10-01
Tacoma Girl Now
.Ex. Sec. Omaha Y.W.C.A.

Miss Verneta E. Hill arrived
from Tacoma, Wash, on Saturday
evening. Sept 10. to assume her
new post as Executive Secretary
of the Northside Y. w. c. A. She
comes to Omaha from the U. S. o.
in Tacoma, where she was secre-
tary under the Y. M C A. program.
Miss Verneta Hill was for a
number of years vocational coun-
sellor in the industrial division of
the Y. w. C. A. in Chicago, ILL.,,
before going to the u. S. o. She
has spent close to Is years in
"Y" and related work. She holds
her B. S. in Group Work from
George Williams College in Chi
cago, and she has completed the
majority of her graduate work on
her Masters at Williams.
Miss Hill is stopping at the
home of Mrs. G. H. Ashley, 1928
Willis Ave, while in Omaha.
She is a member of the N. A. A.
c. P. Ur.b ban League. National Golf
Association. She is past president
of the Federation of Colored Wom-
ems Clubs and has been member
of Membership Committee. Pub
lie Affairs. Industrial. Committee
of Management in the Chicago AS
sociation.
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in which Negro fireman chal-
lenged the validity of a contract
entered into between a railroad
and a labor union and also cited
the case in California in Septem-
Der. 1916, when the Attorney Gen.
eral of that state filed a similar
brief with the California Supreme
Court in restrictive covenant suit
now pending before that court.)
Declaring that the Department
of Justice was charged with en-
forcing the Civil Rights Laws
Rabbi Miller's' letter quoted Presi-
dent Truman as saying, I'VE must
make the Federal Government a
friendly, vigilant defender of the
rights and equalities of all Ameri-
cans There is much that state
and local government can do in
providing positive safeguards for
Civil Rights. But we cannot any
longer await the growth of a will
to action in the slowest states or
the m ost backward community.
Our National Government m u s {
show the way" Rabbi Miller's
letter concluded, I'VE applaud
these rining words and call upon
the Department of Justice to bring
its massive influence to bear in
the struggle to outlaw racially re-
strictive covenants"
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MORE ABOUT
BURNING CROSS
CONTINUED from page y

| kOOitinucu lIOll page
sons the entire motion picture Ii
rejected"
Executives of Screen Guild and
Somerset Pictures, producers 81
the film. will met Sept. 22 to con.
fer on steps to appeal the censor
boards decision before the Vir
ginia Court of Appeals.
THE Burning Cross" has been
intellectually acclaimed by news
paper critics wherever it has been
shown" Jones said. "In San Fran
cisco, where it opened a pre-re-
lease engagement, every motion
picture editor praised it for 'cour-
ageously bringing to the screen
the insidious tactics of the Ku
Klux Khan and daring to show the
inner workings of this un-Ameri-
can hooded organization in a PC
ture that while it breaches toler-
ance also is excellent entertain
ment," he said.
plans to open the picture in
Atlanta, Ca, the home of the ku
klux Klan, are now under consid-
Grafton" Jones said. Whether or
not we win through in Virginia
we will not deviate from our in
tention of putting 'TheBurning
Cross on the screens of the South
ern States. We feel sure that
vast majority of the people in the
South want to see this picture
and do not believe in the intoler-
ant precepts of the Ku Klux Khan"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-10-01
AMERICAN JEWISH CONGRESS PROTESTS
RACIAL RESTRICTIVE COVENANT LAWS

Rabbi Irving Miller, chairman of the Executive Commit
of the American Jewish Congress- has urged tn United
States Department of Justice file amcus friends
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many guns for Cotton.

many guns for Cotton.
The surprise of the evening was
a win by Hal Robbins of Van
couver, B. c., over Clarence (Skin-
n.y. Roberts, Seattle Welterweight
Roberts is a boy with greet natural
ability if he would only learn
how to use it. He has the bad
abit of hurting an opponent and
than stall around until his man
RECEIVERS. The next boxing card
announced by Matchmaker Mel
Epstein will be held October Z,
bringing together AL Hostack.
former middleweight champion and
George Duke of San Francisco.
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our solicitors are volunteers, who
are giving not only money but
their own time to this effort"
Mrs. Gay observed. "They deserve
a friendly reception"
Each district of the city has
been organized with local people
to carry the campaign to their
neighbors. Mrs. Gay announced
Neighborhood Chest workers are
now swinging into their final
campaign preparations. Campaign
plans call for an individual solicit
or to cover each block throughout
the city. and some volunteers are
still needed to complete the in
dividual area organization, but the
basic campaign structure is vir-
tually complete.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-10-01
U.S., RUSSIA PLANNING FOR APUSH-
BUTTON WAR. LOOK FOR A HIDING PLACE

In its issue of September 6, the
Saturday Evening Post printed an
article that an editorial note char
acterized as perhaps the most
desperately important message" 1t
will publish this year. Entitled
Are We Ready for Push-Button
WARP" and written by Joseph and
Stewart Alsop, it deals with the
much publicized and little under
stood topic of guided missiles.
The principle of guided-missiie
warfare is simple enough A but
ton on a switchboard win be push
ed. and a few minutes later
rain of missiles of incredible des-
Effectiveness will descend upon en-
envy targets. There will be no
warming. The missiles viii travel
infinitely faster than sound, and
SO will arrive in complete silence.
Factories, bridges, power plants
railroads, communications, even
whole cities will be instantly de-
stroyed-along with thousand and
perhaps millions of people. The
enemy's capacity to make war VIII
cease to exist, and the conflict
will be decided in matter OF
hours. a.
That is the concept. We already
have. in the atomic bomb and
other weapons, the charges these
missiles will carry. The problem
is to produce suitable missile.
It is, in other words, purely
problem Of developing vehicle
The Alsops begin their remark
able article with two statements
made to them by researcher in
the field. He said: 1.-THE first
thing to understand about guided
missiles is that they aren't any.
But the second thing to under
stand about guided missiles is that
there will be-
When will practical missiles be
ready to take to the air = and
to the spaces beyond? The Alsops
offer an answer to that based on
extensive Interrogation of the
scientists. 1t is expected that an
antiaircraft missile which will be
guided by wonderfully perfected
radar. and whose purpose will be
do destroy invading planes, will
be ready in two to five years.
The intermediate strategic missile
which viii be fired from planes
shipa of reward bases, may be |
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-10-01

NEW YORK - MurieI Rain,
noted concert and operate soprano
gave ample evidence last week
that she Is the most logical candi-
date for the Metropolitan's next
production of Aida when, and IT.
that august body ever decide tc
clover the bars" and admit native
born American artists of color
to its ranks.
In a startling we'll cast role
of an Egyptian Princess in 1.-THE
Martyr, original grand opera by
n. Lawrence Freeman, veteran
Negro composer, produced at Car
negie Hall last Sunday with q
white and Negro cast, Miss RAIN
matched her physical perfection
for the part with a thrilling vocal
and dramatic performance that
stampede her as top material In
the operate field.
Not since Caterina Jarboro ap-
peared in the role of "Aida" for
Maestro Alfredo Salmaggi at the
Hippodrome Theatre in this town
decade ago has anyone shown
such potential physical, vocal and
dramatic attributes for "Aida" as
La Rain. Watching this former
Carmen" of Carmen Jones romp
through the difficult singing and
acting assignment given her by
composer Freeman, we could not
help wish that Branch Hickey had
as much to do with "The Met"
as he does with the Dodgers.
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MORE ABOUT
Community CHEST
Continued from page u

Continued from page u
fold job In the campaign. Mrs. Gay
explained: To raise their share of
the $1.5S7,744 Chest goal and,
equally important, to discuss with
their neighbors the Importance of
Red Feather services.
"If everyone in Seattle under
stands how essential these welfare
and health services are" Mrs.
Gay said, I'VE will have no diffic-
ulty raising the nancy needed to
provide the services throughout
194S."
She urged the women of Seattle
to welcome the volunteer solicitors
into their homes. and to give them
an opportunity to expain the Red
Feather services of the Chest. "All
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of the court) briefs in two
restrictive covenant cases
now pending before the U.
S. Supreme Court.
Citing President Truman's dec
laration OF June 20. 1947, that
"the extension of civil rights to-
day means not protection of The
people against the government, but
protection of the people by the gov
ernment,' Rabbi Miller, in a letter
to United States Attorney General
Tom Clark called on the Depart
ment Of Justice to bring it's mas
sive influence to bear in the strug-
gle to outlaw racially restrictive
covenants.
The two cases before the United
States Supreme court, one in Mis-
souri, and the other in Michigan,
result from injunctions upheld by
the respective State Supre m g
Courts restraining white men from
selling property to Negroes be-
cause the homes involved were
subject to private coventnts bar
ring occupation by Negoes. (Rabbi
Miller's letter pointed out that
there was precedent for action
by the Department of Justice. re-
calling that in 1914 the Depart
ment filed a brief amicus in a suit
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-10-01
WELLS Wins FORM
PETERSON AT
CIVIC ice ARENA
BY J. A. Jack Johnson)

In one of the toughest main
events seen here in many day
Johnny Wells of Seattle won a
unanimous ten round decision over
Cowboy Billie Peterson at the
Civic Ice Arena Tuesday night,
Sept. 90. There were no knock
downs, but Wells gave Peterson
a beating such a few men could
stand up under and still come
back for more Wells is a much
improved fighter over what he
was before he went to California.
Peterson, a former real cowboy
from Montana said before the
fight that he would ride Wells
all over the ring, but Johnny did
the riding.
In other bouts. Wally Stone of
Tacoma and Joe Vanderveer of
Yakima went four rounds to a
draw in a featherweight bout. In
the second bout. Bill Ross brought
into the ring Eddie Sparks, new
middleweight to these parts who
has the courage of a lion and
the kick of a mule. Sparks flat.
tened frankie Hopkins of Tacoma
in the first round, knocking the
kid so cockeyed thtt had he cried,
the tears would have ran down
his back In the third bout, Eddie
DUSTY Cotton who has been
groomed by Frisco McGale, lost
six round bout to Axel Brodie,
a tough middleweight who did not
even use his stool to rest on be-
tween rounds. Brodie is a club
fighter and simply carried too
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practical in six to ten years. Fin
ally, missile of the ultimate de-
structive power. with ranges up
to 5000 miles, which will make
possible direct intercontinantal
warfare, may appear in ten to
eighteen years.
(To be continued next week.
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JOHN WEBER
HOME BURCLARIzED

Burglars entered the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber, 1882
26th Ave, Saturday. stealing a
diamond ring, girls handbook,
cigarets new socks and trinkets.
Police we're notified The rob-
bers were thought to be young
sters.
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ATTENTION!

What a Booker T. Washing
ton birth place means:
It is historic value. 1t SYM
bolise the culture of and attain
ment of IA million Americans
from slave cabin to Hall of
Fame.
Have you got yours?
See Jess Smith, 1926 10Th
Ave. Phone cA-4423.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-29

Stvar pa je ta da medtem ko bill tozadevni predog
predneseni mnogh drzavah Unie, doseda uvedle
efektivne zakone proti zaposavanju pri uposvi
drzave New York. New jersey Massachusetts, in pred
davnim tudi drzava Connecticut Po mnenju senatorial
Chaveza IL New Mexico porebna federalna postava
da sciti dzave XII re uvede tozadevne zakone pred
neupravceno kompeticijo drzavah XII ten zakonov nj
mao Chavez podpra IvesFutonov predlog XII je IL ME
govega salisca poreben tudi zato ker mao veka pod
eta svoe tovarne raztresene po raznh drzavah Unie
in sto e tud uniah, XII majo svoje krajevne unie
raznh krah-in koncno meni Chavez, da zamore fede
rane delavce in usuzbence scitit lie federana posava
Temeljn argument sprejetje osnutka je sam
izjavi sega, XII gasi: Posluzevane zaposavanja pr
uposjevanju napram (za zaproseno delo ali suzbo)
sobnim osebam. je nasprotju ameriskim princip
svobode in enakopravnosti prik dale je nesogasju
naso ustavo koncno potiska Stroke past nasega pre-
bvastva nizki zivljenski Standard"
IvesFultonov osnutek je bill predlozen kot konpro-
msni predlog ker zpremenjuje nekatere doocbe pref
Smith predlogov tenn predmetu Ko pride pred nizjo
zbornico in sena je upa da bodo razprave dovede do
prevladovanja denokraticnih nace in amerskega duha
postenega nastopanja. -" FILLS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-29
ZAHTEVA RAZPOROKO
KER GA zENA zALI

CHICAGO, 26. julia. - Le-
wellyn Lansdale Parker, XII je
star u let in ime 81 let stare
odtujeno zeno, je danes ma sod
niji, pri kateri je vlozil tozbo "a
razporoko, izjavil, da ga je v
teku 16 mesecev zakonskega
zivljenja njegova zena samo Ia
lila. V brk mu je zena povedala,
da Sc je MIN porocila le da bi
cd MEGA kaj izvlekla.
''Ti 81 stara okamnina. S ta-
DO ne morem imeti nobene "a
bave," je baje rekla zena.
Kot pravi Parker, je njegova
zena nameravala zivetiR MIN lie
toliko casa, da 81 zbere garde-
robo. Potem pa bi zahtevala
razporoko in 81 poiskala moza,
ki bi bill v stanju, da il prof.
zivljenje, ma katerega bi Sc "ze-
leila privaditi.''
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-29

Njihovi poklici so razlicni: cest-
nj pometaei, snazilci, postrescki,
soferji, vrtnarji, zidarji. In ko
sem incl domotozje in &c sem 81
zazelel resnicno umetnost, sem
Sci v Harlem - LIE Pestifere.
Crnci so najboljsi glasbeniki,
najboljsi plesalci, najboljsi pew
ci, najboljsi igralci. Vrojen Jim
je ritem. MISC stroll. Ko poje-
jo, sc tt zdi, da so cd smrti OIL
veil. Njihove pesmi so zalostne
kot njihova usoda in nepricako-
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20. Julia 1947

van nasmeh spremeni njihovo
zalost. Nihce nj bolj vessel in
nihce ne ljubi bolj zivljenje ko
prebivalci Harlema.
v srediscu mesta New Yorka
so gledalisea, kjer igrajo crnci.
Gledalisca so neprestano polna
in bell navduseno ploskajo.
Vendar, ko doseze fantazija
crnca toliksno stopnjo, a misli,
da je bel in stopi ma prigrizek v
bliznjo restavracijo, ga vrzejo
skoZi vrata.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-29
o RAZNIH RECEH

razlikovali cd orangutanov ali
goril.
Jarki ogenj je razsvetlil brio
ge in il blata napravljene kocu-
rice prvobitnih ljudi. A presto
je Sc mnogo tisoc let, preden so
Sc ljudje naucili sami netiti
ogenj.
Ko je clovek to znal, Sc mu NJ
bilo vec bati, da bi ga izgubil. &c
sta mu burja ali naliv pogasila
grnado, 81 je mogel zazgati no.
vo.
A Sc dolgo je po svetiscih 60
rel vecen ogenj ma svetilniku,
spomin ma case, ko Sc MISC ume-
Ii delati ognja in ko je bill ogenj
redka in dragocena najdba.
Kaj cudno je to, a najstarejsi
nacin, zanetiti 81 ogenj, Sc je
ohranil do nasih casov.
Prvobitni ljudje so dobivali
ogenj trenjem hloda oh hlod.
Mi tudi dobivamo ogenj S ta-
kim Observation-Disclosures oh
skatljico.
A tn je razlika, pa Sc kolika!
Vzigalico PRICES, kakor bi tre-
nil, da pa zanetis koscek lesa,
tudi prav suhega, zato sc je re
treba truditi kakih pet minut,!
&c ne cello vec. Pa Sc znati je tre-
ba to. Vzigalico zazge vsakdo,
lie poskusite zanetiti ogenj ma
prvotni nacin? Mocno dvomim,
da bi Sc vam kaj posrecilo.
zakaj Sc vzigalice vnamejo?
Prvobitni clovek nj incl pri-
prav, kakor jih imamo mi. Nj
incl ne zage, ne skobeljnika.
zagal je in strugal ostrim
kamnom ali kostjo. Nj bilo
lahko delati tako pripravo. Mo-
raj je tako dolgo drgniti in stru-
gait, da Sc je les razgreval in
vcasih cello vnel. Verjetno je, da
je to napotilo cloveka do misli,
da je mogoce zanetiti ogenj
drgnjenjem.
Da bi Sc les vnel, ga je treba
silno mocno segreti. To pomeni,
da je treba dolgo drgniti hlod oh
hlod.
Drugace pa je z vzigalicami.
Glavica vzigalice je il tvarine,
XII Sc vname tudi re oh najmanj-
Sem segretju.
Dovolj je dotakniti Sc VII
CALICO vrocega zeleza, recimo
vrocih pecnih vratc ,da bi sc vne-
la. Ce pa sc dotaknete teh vratc
z drugim krajem vzigalice, ne
bo mic.
Zato torej nj treba drgnite VII
CALICO pet minut oh skatljico.
Treba je samo potegniti in-ze
igori.
(Dolje . 6etrtek)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-29
LILA ETIRENBURG:
VRNITEV IL AMERIKE
Rasna hierarhiia

Rasna hierarhija
Priseljenci il Europe Sc v
Ameriki kaj kmalu spremenijo.
Ia dezela spremeni duha in sr-
ce. Ia narod je mesanica raz-
licnih narodov, mnogih izmed
njih so Sc ohranili svoje nacio-
maine jezike.
V Ameriki sc tiskajo dnevni-
XII v desetorici evropskih jezi-
kov: v italijanscini, v polscini,
nemscini, spanscini, ruscini, srb-
scini, slovenscini, cescini in v
drugih. V okolici Chicago je
precejsen del pokrajine, kjer
slisis samo nemsko govorico. V
imenih NEST sc zrcali njihov ma
stanek in rod prebivalcev: tn je
London, nekaj Rimov, stiri Mo-
skye, tudi Petersburg, Atene,
Firenca, Montpelier, New Or
leans, Newcastle Vsaka ma
rodnostna skupina je ohranila
svoje posebnosti.
Toda otroci izseljencev in zla-
sti Sc njihovi otroci sc cutijo
prave Americana. Process zivlje-
MIA nastopi cesto Sc pref, pre-
den priseljenci pozabijo ma svo-
je rodne kraje. Cetudi jim novi
dom ne ugaja, nj velike izbire,
ampak so prisiljeni, da prepri-
cajo samega sebe, da so dospeli
v obljubljeno dezelo.
Naravno bi bilo, &c bi v teh
mnogonarodnih krajih vladala
nacionalna enakost. Vendar je
Amerika, XII ne pozna fevdali-
zma, zgradila v sebi drugo hie-
rarhijo in sicer rasno. Aristo-
kracija so Anglezi, skoti, Irci;
MIN slede Skandinavci in Men,
ci, potem Francozi in Slovani,
mnogo nize so Italijani, ma Sc
nizji stopnji Jude in Kitajci,
stopnico nize in naposled ma
zadnji stopnici - crnci.
Razkosna oprema in
clOveSka vrednost
V vojni proti hitlerizmu je
Amerika imela vazno vlogo,
vendar vlada tel dezeli prav
tax rasizem z mocjo zakona. Ru-
brika O rasah sc zrcali v mno-
9Th uradnih dokumentih; "bel'
ali "druge barve" =.
| Advokat IL Nashville me je
hotel ma vsak nacin prepricati,
da so "visje" in "nizje" rase.
Neprestano je ponavljal Rosen-
bergovo teorijo in teorijo drugih
teologov tretjega rajha. Polka
zal mi je fotografijo svojega
brata, XII je padel v vojni. "Pa-
del je ma Rhinu!" To sc mi je
zdela ironija usode. Rekel sem,
da je njegov brat umrl zaradi
teorije, XII jo sam brani. Advo-
kat pa je odgovoril: "Umrl je
"a Ameriko!' in je skomignil z
rameni.
Zatiranje judov je ma dnev-
mem redu v Ameriki. Temu ne
posveca nihce vec nikakrsne po-
zornosti. Zdi Sc popolnoma ma
ravno, &c kaksen delodajalec
sprejema samo arijce in da v
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ga "Vrnitev IL Amerike"
New York, katastrOtalna
carovnija
Ma svetu so cudovita mesta: {:
Pariz, Leningrad, Firenca Z.
Ne VEN, &c je New York lep ali
grd. Njegova lepota nina mic
skupnega z nasimi predstavami
O lepoti. Vsi neboticniki so grdi,
arhitektura preprosta in oblike
splosne - deloma v gotskem,
deloma v renesancnem, deloma
v mavrskem slogu. Je pa pate
ticno, ko OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a
menja petnadstropna hisa in ko
neboticnik ne stoji ma samem,
ampak ga obkrozajo drugi. V
opremljenih gomilah betona je
nekaj velicine in tragike; tn Sc
je umetnost podredila pohlep-
nosti, mrzlicnosti, elanu in ne
clovecnosti imperializma.
CeSce sem zrl ma mesto z vi
Sine in sem Sc spomnil ma Ma
jakovskega. Brookly nskemu
mostu je posvetil cudovite sti-
he. To je bila pred dvajsetimi
lett. Danes sc nam zdi Brook
lynski most in pogled z MEGA
pravi mladenic danasnjega New
Yorka. Westinghouse most mas
bolj ocara. Mesto je lepo v visi-
nah. Zadnja leta Sc je mnogo
spremenilo, pa ne samo ma zu-
maj. Majakovski je kot pesnik
prehitel svoje stoletje: tistem
casu je bio naravno, da je OBJ
cudoval amerisko tehniko; OBJ
cudoval pa jo je, preden je pri-
Sci v Zdruzene drzave. A ko je
ma lieu mesta prisel v stik z No.
vim svetom, je izjavil: 'Nasa
naloga nj v tenn, da bi opevali
tehniko, marvec da 10 ukroti-
mo v blagor clovestvu." Razu-
mel je groznjo New Yorka. V
MEM je opazil spremljivo ocar-
ljivost.
New York je delno lep, &c
gledas mani letala ali Rookie
fellerjevega najvisjega nebotic-
nika. Zvecer imas obcutek, da
81 v globoki kotanji Oh vznozju
CORA, kjer sc blescijo v milijar-
dab majhni ognji pastirjev in
lasnjarjev. Vznemirljiva lepo-
ia!
Corbusier imenuje New York
"carovnija katastrof", morebiti
bi bilo bolje povedano: "kata-
strofalna carovnija".
New York je glasen kricac,
mnogobarven in necloveski.
To nj glavno mesto drzave, to
je mogoce resnicna prestolica
Zdruzenih drzav. Mozeg drzave
je New York in ne Washington.
VNew Yorku je sredisce strank,
tn so najvecja urednistva Ii
stow, upravni sveti trustov L.
in tudi tn Sc zdaj pa zdaj cuje
glas ljudstva, ko mnozica pre-
plavi ogromni Madison-Square
Garden, kjer vpitje orkestra
prevpije glas preoujajoce Sc "a
vesti.