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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17
Lozanje vas vabijo

Cleveland, y. - Ze Zadnu te-
den Sc je bill oglasil predsednik
nasega drustva Lozka dolina in
vam naznanil, da priredi dru-
stvo v soboto 10. aprila plesno
veselico oh osmih zvecer v avdi-
toriju SLOW. mar. donna ma St.
Clair Ave. Torej to ste ze en-
krat brali in veste, kaj DO.
Vseeno pa sem Sc namenil,
da vas Sc enkrat spomnim, da ne
boste pozabili, kajti res hi bio
skoda, &c bi sc ne udelezili tako
vesele zabave, kot DO pri Lola
nih v soboto vecer. Prav pri-
jazno vabim vse stare in mlade,
fantice in dekliee. Saj je vendar
ze pomlad v dezeli in je tudi re
cas-, da Sc prebudimo in ozivimo
z naravo. Bio je v start domo-
vini, ko so sc v takihle pomla-
danskih dnevih podali ljudje v
gmajne in laze ter cistili senoze-
ii. Pa Sc je nekoc namerilo, da
sem vprasal starega oeeta, kan
jo mahajo "frlancco" v roki.
Odgovor je bill kratek: Nv gri-
&c po netiee!" (Zdaj pa sami po-
gruntajte, po kaj so sli oce v
grice. In tako sc bo lahko zgo-
dilo, da vam bodo fantje v So
boto veeer odgovorili, &c jih bo-
ste vprasali, kan gredo - TX
Lozanom po deklice!
In zakaj pa tudi ne, sal je ma
vsaki nasi veselici toliko nasih
brhkih deklet, da Sc stare kosti
zagibljejo, ko vidijo, kako Sc vse
veselo vrti oh zvokih nase slo-
venske muzike. Fantje, le ko-
rajzo in pridite v soboto vecer v
avditorij Slovenskega narodne-
ga donna ma St. Clair Ave. in vi
deli boste, da sc boste prav We
selo zabavali in tudi posteno ma
plesali. Komur Sc pa ne bo lju-
bilo plesat Sc bo pa lahko ime-
nitno zahaval v prizidku oh do
brem prigrizku in fini kapljici.
In kjer so Lozanje, tam je tudi
Dale ma 3. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17
Proslava druge ohletnice
osvoboditve Slovenije
" Chicago

Chicago, Ill. - Naznanjamo
cenjenemu obcinstvu v Chicagu
in okolici, da je datum proslave
druge obletnice osvoboditve Slo-
venije, katera sc vrsi pod avspi-
clio Centralnega odbora SANS
ovih podruznic, vsled tehtnih
vzrokov zopet prestavljen cd II.
maja ma dan 4. meaja 1917. Pro-
slava sc vrSi v dvorani SNPJ,
2657 So. Lawndale Ave., Chica-
go, Ill. Zacetek tocno oh 3. po-
poldne. Vstopnice "a to priredi-
tev, XII so re kupl;ene v predpro-
daji in imajo datum II. maja
1947, bodo seveda vejlavne "a
dan 4. maja 1947.
Ma programu DO poleg pew
skin took tudi krasna drama
"Sin" stirih dejanjih, katero
bodo proizvajali nasi najboljsi
igralci in igralke, kakor tudi no.
We igralske moci.
Dramo "Sin" je spisal Engel-
bert Gangl in je bila menda pred
lett igrana po skoro vseh slo-
venskih odrih v start domovini,
kakor tudi po mnogih nasih od-
rih v Ameriki. Snow je zajeta V
ma jhnem slovenskem mestu in
slika propast mladega sina Sle-
menceve druzine, XII ne more
kontrolirati svojih strasti in no.
tranjih konfliktov ter kot sla-
bic sprawl v nesreco vse tiste,
katere najbolj ljubi.
Naslovno vlogo igra Milan
Medvesek, XII obenem rezisira. V
igri dale nastopijo: Andrew
Misko, Helena Kusar, Frances
Wider, Anton Krapenc, Frances
Vidmar, Nick Menciger in Joe
Zupancic. Mlajse in move moei
pa SO: Stanley Kuznik, Gloria
Bohinc in Mally Thomas. Igralci
so vecinoma nasi znanci, kar
nam jamci, da bodo imeli ude-
lezenci te prireditye par ur le-
pega uzitka in gotovi snno, da
ne DO nikomur zal, kdor Sc bo
udelezil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17

Kakor 81 je istrsko ljudstvo v
osvobodilnem boju najtezjimi
zrtvami priborilo svobodo, tako
danes samozavestno uveljavlja
'pravice, "a katere je v boju S
fasisticnimi okupatorji dalo svo-
je zivljenje toliko istrskih ljudi.
Prav ia cas-, ko hocejo preko
ozemlja slovenske Istre poteg-
niti crto, XII nikoli ne DO mogla
lociti Istrijanov cd svoje edine
in prave jugoslovanske domovi-
ne, zakljucujejo v istrskih vaseh
agrarno reformo.
Lahko 81 mislimo, S kaksnim
radostnim zadoseenjem so spre-
jeli istrski kmetje in nekdanji
koloni, XII, jim je bila v desetlet-
jih suzenjstva odvzeta moznost
zivljenjskega obstanka vest O
delitvi zemlje, XII so Jim jo tuji
gospodarji s silo odvzeli in ukra-
dli.
Razmah ma gospodarskem,
obnovitvenem in kulturnem po-
lju, XII ga je dozivela Istra po
svoji osvoboditvi, je bill z 1--WE
demo agrarno reformo zmagovi-
to zakljucen.
Kdo maj popise prizore vese-
liza, svecane proslave in mnozic-
ne manifestacije, katerimi je
istrsko ljudstvo pozdravljalo in
spremljalo potek agrarne refor-
me. Delitev zemlje Sc je zaeela
prve dni decembra lani po vseh
naseljih koprskega okraja. v
Ankaranu so koloni prvi dobili
zemljo v last, tisto zemljo, ma
kateri SO dosetletja hlapcevali
tujim gospodarjem. Dodge po
vorke kmetov SO z zastavami ma
celu spremljale komisije pri nji-
hovem delu, manifestirale "a no.
vo Iugoslavijo, prepevale parti-
zapske in narodne pesmi.
Tako je hilo v Serminu, v Van
ganelu. povsod. Cd vasi do vasi
je ljudstvo proslavljalo agrar-
no reformo s kulturnimi prize
ditvami, 2 najvidnejsimi dokazi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17
Poziv Slovencem, Hrvatom
Srbom in Makedoncem

Cleveland, 0. - Danes, ko sc
Sc MISC zacelile rane, XII jih je
pretekla vojna povzroeila Jugo-
slaviji in ko nasi bratje in Sc
sire v start domovini z vso vne-
mo delajo ma obnovi svoje raz-
dejane domovine, ko popravlja-
jo razdor, Xxi so ga povzroeili
okupator in domaci izdajalci,
mi, ameriski Hrvati, sc nahaja-
mo pred nasim najbolj pomemb-
MIN kongresom.
Ameriski Hrvati, poleg nase-
ga della, XII ga vrsimo "a pomoc
nasim narodom v Ljudski fede-
rativni republiki Jugoslaviji, pri-
rejamo tudi mas drugi kongres
ameriskih Hrvatov, XII sc DO W.
Sill 10. aprila tekocega leta v
Clevelandu.. Ma ia kongres bo
prislo vec kot tisoc delegatov
in delegatinj il vseh krajev ma
Sc move domovine, Amerike.
Skupno bono sklepali in raz-
pravljali, Aako bono enotni mai
bolj koristili nasim sodrzavlja-
nom pri ohranitvi nase svobode
ter pri delu "a pomoc narodom
v start domovini.
Drugi dan in sicer v nedeljo
20. aprila v zvezi z drugim kon-
gresom ameriskih Hrvatov Sc
bo vrsila Narodna koneertna
skupseina tocno oh 2 uri popol-
dan v Masonic Temple ma East
36 St. in Euclid Ave. Mas pro-
gram bo zelo obsezen in poster.
Sodelovali hodo mnogi znani
Amerikanci in isto tako pred
stavniki nasega naroda il stare
domovine.
Bratje Slovenci, Hrvati, Srbi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17

kaksno vlogo so igrali Avstrijci
" nedavni in najblizji preteklo-
sti. Hitler nj incl mixer bolj ma
vdusenih pristasev in bolj zagri-
zenih priganjacev kakor so bill
Avstrijci. ~..
Njihovo navdusenje "a pan
|germanski in nacistiGni imperi-
alizem Sc ie manifestiralo tudi
v propaganda "a prikljucitev k
Nemciji. ze po prvi svetovni vol
nj so hoteli Avstrijci izvesti pri-
kljucitev, kar SO Jim takrat pre-
|precili zavezniki. Toda v avstrij-
sko ustavo so sprejeli soglasno
poseben Glen, da so Avstrijei del
nemskega naroda. To miselnost
so vcepljali mladini cd osnovne
sole do universe.
Tudi klerofasisticni rezim
Dolfusa in Schuschnigga je pod
krinko neodvisnosti Avstrije
utiral samo pot Hitlerju. Ma
zgodovinskem sestanku v Berch-
tesgadenu II. februarja 1888 je
Schuschnigg .Hitlerju odkrito
primal, da je tudi on "a zdru-
zitev Avstrije z Nemcijo, lie da
ne more tako nitro uresniciti te
zamisli, kakor bi Hitler zelel.
S kakim navdusenjem so Av-
strijci sprejeli Hitlerja, najbolj
verodostojno opisuje takratni
glavni urednik londonskega
dnevnika "Daily MALI G. Ward
Price v svoji knjigi "Poznam
te diktatorje," XII je izsla v Lon
donu leta 1888 neposredno po
prikljueitvi Avstrije k Nemciji.
Spremljal je Hitlerja ma vsej po-
tt cd Berlina do Dunaja. V svo-
jem porocilu pise med drugim:
"Ko je prisla ma Dunaj vest,
da so Nemci prekoracili avstrij-
sko mejo, SO Sc takoj pojavili
sprevodi z zastavami 8 kljuka-
slim krizem in vse je prepevalo
nacisticno himno. Policija je po-
zdravljala ma fasisticni nacin.
Mixer nj bilo najmanjse proti-
manifestaeije. Vedel sem, da sta
najmanj dve tretjini Avstrijcev
nacistiCni, toda tn sem videl, da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17
voIk ' ovsii kozi

V Londonu so 81 Avstrijci ma
konferenci namestnikov yuma
njih ministrov ma vse nacine
prizadevali dokazati, da so ne
dolzna zrtev Hitlerjevega napa;;
da, da MISC prav mic krivi "a zlo-
cine nacisticnih tolp in da jih je
smatrati "a narod, XII je bill osvo-
bojen izpod tujega jarma.
Tudi nekateri angleski krogi
81 prizadevajo prikazovati Av-
strijce kot nedolzno zrtev naciz-
ma, pri tenn pa pozabijo, da je
vsemu svetu predobro znano,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17

so Sc vsi spremenili v navdusene
naciste."
v Linz je prisel Hitler ze v
trdi temi ,toda pricakovala ga je,
nepregledna mnozica, XII je veno-
mer rjovela: En- narod, ena dr.
Java, en- voditelj! Opisujoc Hit
lerjevo pot il LIMA ma Dunaj Il.
marca 1888, pise Price med dru-
GIN: ...aM.
"Noben smrtnik nj dozivel po-
dobnega sprejema. ce bi Hitler
prinasal seboj veliko vsoto de-
maria vsakemu avstrijskemu
mozu, vsaki zeni in vsakemu
otroku, hi ne bill sprejet z vec-
Jim navdusenjem. Freneticen
sprejem, XII ga je Dunaj priredil
Hitlerju, so predvajali v vseh
kinih vsega civiliziranega
sveta. Zvonenje cerkvenih zvo-
nov je bilo nov element v Hit
lerjevem triumfalnem pohodu.
Kardinal hitter, dunajski mad
skof, sam sudetski Nemec, je
ukazal zvonenje z vsemi zvono-
vi kot pozdrav cerkve Hitlerju.
Naslednjega dne je kardinal v
redeem talarju napravil obisk
pri Hitlerju."
Tako popisuje navdusenje
Avstrijcev "a Hitlerja angleski
novinar. Ko je Hitler prieel svo-
jo osvajalno vojno, Sc je navdu-
senje Avstrijcev Sc bolj stopnje-
valo. Avstrijci so Sc, tudi do
zadnje minute borili "a resitev
nacizma pred dokoncnim pora-
zom.
In vendar sc Sc danes naide-
jo ljudje, XII bi hoteli prikazati
Avstrijo kot zrtev nacizma, XII
zasluzi naklonjenost in podporo
vsega demokraticnega sveta.
Nobenega dvoma nj ,da je Av-
strija v polni meri soodgovorna
"a vse zlocine nacizma in mora
cato tudi nositi vse posledice.
Drugacno stalisce bi ne bilo sa-
mo krivicno "a tiste, XII so kakor
jugoslovanski narodi najvec tr-
peli prav zaradi Avstrijcev,
marvec tudi nevarno, ker bi sc
S tenn dajala Avstrijcem samo
potuha in podpirala obnova NIL
hove imperialistiene napadalno-
: sti,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17
Istrsko Iiuds+vo uve|i iov| ia svoie provice
Ponatis il "Slovenslxega poroeevalca"

hvaleznosti ljudski oblasti. v Sv.
Petru so vascani ma mnozicnem
|zborovanju odlocali O vrnitvi ma
|prisilni drazbi prodanih imetij.
Tako so bile zaceljene rane, XII
so jih tuji fasistieni imperiali-
sti zadali ljudskemu premozenju
" letih pred vojno Kajti veliko
stevilo je domov in domacij, XII
so jih italijanski fasisti ma pri-
|silnih drazbam kupiti Ease, da bi
tam naselili svoje ljudi in izrinili
istrskega kmeta z njegove last
|ne zemlje.
V Marezigah so ma pobudo
krajevnega ljudskega odbora
domacini energitno zahtevali,
maj Sc fasistom odvzamejo pose
stva, XII so jih kupili "a nizko ce-
no. Tudi v Izoli je ljudstvo cd
sedme ure zveeer pa do tretje
ure zjutraj prihodnjega dne sa-
mo razpravljalo in sodilo, komu
maj Sc odvzamejo oziroma vrne-
jo ma drazhi prodana posestva.
V Saletu je prav tako vsa vas
|od zgodnjega jutra pa do pozne-
|ga vecera razpravljala O delitvi
zemlje. Tako je bilo v skofijah,
w Brtokih, prav v vseh vaseh
slovenske Istre.
Dosedaj je bio v slovenskem
delu Istre razlascenih 1870 HEX
tarov zemlje in dodeljenih 594
koaoniskim druzinam. v Anka-
ranu je dobilo zernljo 10s kolon-
akih dru3in, v Brtokih 1O7, "
Dekanih 10, v Kortah 81, v Po-
begin 25, v Portorozu 4S, v Van
ganelu 35, Saletu Al, v Santo-
mi 65, v Semedeli 68 in v Krogu
66. DO nedavno so bila $50 dru-
Imam vrnjena posestva, XII so
jih fasisti prodali ma prisilni
drazbi.
2 agrarno reformo, XII je bila
nedavno zakljucena, je istrsko
liudstvo dovolj iasno in prepri-
cevalno dokazalo, da hoee ma
svoji zemlji svobodno ziveti,
zdruzeno svojo jugoslovansko
domoyino.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17

in Makedonci kot tudi ostali Slo-
vani! Pozivamo vas, da sc ude-
lezite Koncertne skupscine, da
tako v slogi in bratstvu pokaze-
mo naso skupno moe. Pokazimo
nasim sodrzavljanom in nasim
bratom in sestram v start do
movini, da bono skupno 2 nil
mi branili mir in svobodo.
Ia Narodno vijece ameriskih
Hrvatov v Clevelandu
Josip Kovacevich, preds.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17
uREDNIKOVA -PO$TA
(DaL1e prIhodnT6)

Vstopnice so po 60 centov in
igra sama je vec vredna, kot pa
znasa vstopnina "a vso priredi-
tev, zato vljudno vabimo, da Sc
te proslave v obilnem
stevilu in da S seboj pripeljete
tudi svoje znance in prijatelje.
Pozdravljeni! Ia Centralni
odbof podruznic SANSa:
Frank Smith, tajnik.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-11
By Word Of Mouth

The State Department is not salts
fled with the publicity if can obtain
through customary news channels for
the new Truman foreign policy. AS a
consequence, spokesman within the de-
partrnent are visiting groups of rep
resentative civilians for "off-the-
record" unpublished conferences in
Washington and elsewhere to explain
the administrations program.
Great care is taken to see that the
audiences represent organizations OF
large membership. One in Washing
ton, for example, was attended by some
$50 persons who were members OF or
CARNATIONS said to have at least
seventy-five million names on their rcs'
tiers.
The plan is commendable, on thu
ground that the people of the United
States CO entitled to know what tn
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-11
For Financial independence

Let's consider money in the abstract
a moment. We all have a keen appre-
citation of it and mostly for three rea-
sons. First of all we have to work
to get it. Second, when we want any
thing, from groceries to higher educa-
ton for our children, we have to pay
out money. Thirdly, it is hard to save.
Naturally, any proposal that makes
saving easier is worth while. This is
why the Treasury Departments "bond-
a-month' campaign now under way
recommends itself to wage earners and
salaried persons.
1t offers an. easy way to lay by
money against the proverbial rainy day.
All depositers need do is authorize
the bank to buy and send to them a
United States saving bond each month
The bank buys the bond, registers 1t
in the name of the purchaser, de-
ducts the purchase price from the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-11

owners checking account balance.
There is no charge for the service.
The full purchase price is invested in
a savings bond, and there are no "ex-
tras."
Here is a plan we can endorse. 1t
enables people to become not only a v
ers, but also investors in what has
come to be the worlds safest interest
bearing investment-U. S. Savings
Bonds. The new plan should go a long
way toward producing a degree of
financial competence and independence
for a. large part of our people-and they
are helped by the banks to create it
for themselves.
Even though there is no national
such as existed during the
war years, Wilmingtonians are to be
encouraged to consider that they can
not possibly lose but instead may move
a step nearer financial independence
by investing a part of their income
regularly in savings bonds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-11
Sports Center

The proposal to make Wilmington
a leading sports center is so worth while
the wonder is it was not publicly adj
vanced long ago. 1t has been in the
minds of many for some time but only
now, under urging of Louis Orrell, has
it taken definite form, with the first
objective an invitation to the U. S.
Professional Golf Association to hold
the British Ryder Cup matches here.
With southern and southwestern
cities in the competition, it would be
a feather in Wilmington's cap to win
out and so start a major winter sports
program with a world famous event.
There would seem to be no good
reason why Wilmington should not be
included in the winter golf and the
winter tennis circuits. Of course such
a program would involve an outlay of
considerable money. but cities already
on these circuits obviously must be
making dividends on their investments
or they would not continue their in
vitational tournaments.
Besides the possible revenue for the
business community, Wilmington would
receive a great amount of national
publicity. The Wilmington "date line"
would be in all papers of the country
as often as major sports contests were
conducted here.
If this is doubted it is only neces-
sary to cite the notices in newspapers
and magazines during last years fish
ing rodeo and the advance write-ups
now appearing in the press Of this sum-
mer's rodeo.
The committee it is proposed to or
ganize to promote major sports events
has an excellent opportunity to help
Wilmington along the road to the pro-
minence it properly deserves. The peo-
pie generally cannot do themselves or
the city a better service than support
it's members in their undertaking.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-11

government is up to. No reliable opin-
ion of the Presidents foreign policy
can be formed unless the people know
at first hand what it is all about.
Much of the press is unable to go
into detail concerning it. Reports in
newspapers are necessarily briefed. If
the State Department can get into
touch with representative groups every
and refrains from propaganda
ing, but sticks strictly to factual in
the government will be able
to appraise public opinion better than
is now possible.
But propaganda must be avoided if
the foreign policy is to be understood
in the correct light.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-11
Star Program

State ports with Wilmington favored
In proportion with It's resources. to In
clude public terminals, tobacco storage
warehouses, ship repair facilities, near
by sites for heavy Industry and So-foot
Cape Fear river channel.
City auditorium large enough to meet
needs for years to come.
Development Of Southeastern North
Carolina agricultural and industrial re-
sources through better markets and food
processing, pulp wood production and
factories.
Emphasis on the regions recreation
advantages and improvement OF resort
accommodations.
Improvement Of Southeastern North
Cardinals farm-to-market and primary
roads, with a paved highway from Top
sail inlet to Bald Head island.
Continued effort through the City's In
dustrial Agency to attract moro In
dustries.
Proper utilization OF Bluethenthal air
port for expanding air service.
~, elopment Of Southeastern North
Cardinals health facilities. especially In
counties lacking hospitals. and includ-
ing a Negro Health center
Encouragement Of the growth Of com
mercial fishing.
Consolidation Of City and County
governments.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-11
A StudiOus Invasion

The United States is in the midst
of an invasion that can vastly improve
our position among other peoples of the
world or, mayhap, weaken it. 1t all
depends on the impression we make,
as a people and a government, or the
invaders.
Seventeen thousand youths from
many parts of the earth are here, study
ing in our schools. They are divided
among almost all states. Many are in
the larger cities, others in towns and
rural areas-the latter chiefly con-
cerned with American farming
methods.
WED better be on our toes" warns
N. Deming Hoyt, officer in charge OF
foreign students at Columbia uni
versity. "These students are usually
their country's best scholars and most
critical Observers They want to see for
themselves, adds Mr.. Hoyt, how we live
and what constitutes our greatness.
Well, they can see plenty-plenty
of our better attributes, plenty of our
worst failures.
Their presence is a challenge. We
must see to it that when they go home
they are in a friendly attitude toward
us.
Can we meet the challenge? We
never have failed to do it yet. Certainly
we will not fail now
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-11
By L E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

Written for NEA Service
The mixed pal. champlWsi,
in the Southeastern Regiui
Tournament held at HoIlywo!
Fla. was won by Mrs. Pesg
Colder and Charles ]. Solomon .
Philadelphia, whose name will b
found on every one Of the South
eastern championship tropla
This is the second time they na0
won the mixed pair title,
M ). Colder and Solomon en-
ployed q bid in todays hand ti
is used by many Of the eastern u
perts. 1 would like to have ny
readers study it and become tin'
oughly familiar with this paFtts
lar convention.
Over an opening no-trump biI
Solomon uses a three-club bid y
an artificial bid, asked paIIra
declare her f%our-card malot
partner does not have a fouF'M|
major, the response to three CIV
is three no trump, # partnN
the three-club bidder b" II
four-card major suits. the resp's'|
is three diamonds. Then the Hsl
ing bidder will bid his fouffGt|
major, knowing that parma VI
carry it to game. 81
The efficacy Of this tnTS'o. J,
convention, which is very poP-. /.
in New York, is demonstrate
today's hand, Practically "S|
pair in the tournament p.aYed \
hand in three no trump. Gown a,|
Four hearts cannot mil" ,'|
against double-dummy de'elN
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left side; SO that with our two
eyes we see more than half the
jar.
1t is this looking round the sides
of an object that gives us the
impression of solidity. An artist
cannot give us this impression, no
matter how clever he is. But a
photographer can do it by taking
with a double camera-the lenses
of which are set apart like the
eyes-tWo pictures of the same
object. These two pictures are set
side by side in an instrument call
ed the stereoscope, and we look
at them with u two eyes, the
right seeing the right-hand picture
(only and the left seeing the left
hand picture only. AS a result,
we see solidity, one object stand
ing out from another as if we
were looking at real things.
Thus the two eyes have q real
use. The brain combines the two
pictures and we seem to see only
one.
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aluminium Fight Up Again

hibits the Army-Navy Munitions
Board from buying any critical
material while .he civilian econo-
my is in short supply. Also, the
Munitions Board will not stockpile
aluminium pig because it is on the
81 list. Bauxite, from which alu-
minum is made, is on the "A'
list and the Munitions Board has
stockpiled a big supply OF this
ore.
Reynolds now argues that the
government should stockpile alu-
nlinum pig instead of bauxite so
as to stockpile electric power,
manpower, and time as well as
material. This may have some
merit but it is ruled out because
the government today has no pub
lie purchase policy for aluminium
ingots.
Two alternatives have been sug-
gested. First that Reynolds and
Kaiser might cut their price, fore
ing Alcoa to meet the cut. None
of the three producers says this
can be done now. They argue that
aluminium prices have already
or me down from 20 cents at the
start of the war to IA cents today.
The second alternative is that
Alcoa buy the surplus pig for
which Reynolds and Kaiser have
no immediate use or market. This
runs into the Department of JUS
tees famous two-year antitrust
suit against Aicoa. In March, 1945,
Federal Courts found that Alcoa
had a monopoly of ingot produc-
tor as of 1910. But judgment was
deferred pending disposal of gov
eminent : built war plants. Last
November WAA reported that Al
Goa then owned 81 per cent OF
aluminium ingot capacity, Rey-
nclds % per cent, and Kaiser II
per cent.
A1coa. therefore, petitioned the
court last March to find that the
monopoly no longer existed, thus
Diminishing the anti trust suit
against it. While this action is
pending Alcoa's attorneys h a {
advised the company not to buy
any aluminium ingot from Rey-
nolds or Kaiser. as this might
prejudice their case.
To meet this objection. Reynolds
has asked the Department of Jus
tice Antitrust Division to grant
Alcoa permission to buy the Rey-
holds surplus ingot. Kaiser is con-
steering similar action, separately.
Early action is likely.
A]coa officials say they would
Gladly buy surplus ingot from
REYNOLDS or Kaiser if the Depart
ment of Justice would grant them
permission. That solution would
seem to be the easv wav out. II
would make everybody happy and
solve the great 1947 aluminium
shortage o. surplus-whichever II
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