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Arkansas State press., 1947-05-09
PREJUDICE IN THE FIELD
Dy Barney B. Taylor, or9anlza-
ton Director National Farm
Labor Union

NEMPHIS--A Negro organizer
Cor the National Farm Labor
Union originated this simple, but
devastatingly effective devic e.
The folks who boiler Kike this
and Jew that, are exactly the
same folks who boiler Niger
this and Darkie that!
This theme, with variations, is
now an essential piece Of the
Speaking equipment for all or
ennizers and officials of our
Union.
At : meeting Of local union
h Southeast Missouri, an other.
wise estimable and loyal mem
ter closed his remarks with this
statement: I'VE must not only or.
ganize against the big planters,
but against the Jews. .....". He
was questioned by this writer,
who found that the good brother
personally knew only one Jew
q merchant in the nearby village,
who himself was a pretty good
fellow-not like a Jew at all
. good friend to the working
man.
We are unfortunate In having
few, II any Jewish members Of
our organization. But, never-the-
les we were jolted into the reali'
sation that we, too. had prob.
lem on our hands. We knew that
hundreds OF thousands Of our
people will join the farm to in
dustry migration-driven from
agriculture by the machines. We
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-09
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the addition of intimated obscen
ity, Neither obseenity or pro
family has any place In a decent
newspaper, when used by the ed
itors. Those of our women who
would try to be respectable
meet (hear) enough Of this lang
uage anytime they walk down
ninth street, without having TO
read 1t in the negro press.
This kind of writing never helps
the cause. especially when read
by the other race. 1t breeds re-
sentiment instead of acceptance.
Accordingly, its adverse effect is
registered against the negro
group as whole and not the
State Press alone.
have been a constant reader of
the Press, and your contention or
protests in your various columns
are usually Though not always
in the right direction. But, ! can
not appreciate the language used
in some of these articles.
Speaking OF leadership. (and you
say the Press is the leader, and
no doubt it is in the matter of
circulation and facilities) The
State Press is setting a poor ex
ample of leadership, when 1t re-
sorts to journalism bordering on
obscenity This might sell more
papers to those who like it, but
ii also sells the negro group
short on it's decency and respect
ability ideals which is food for
those who jim-crow us.
Respectfully,
Wesley E. Brookins
Note The little IN" used all
through the article it doesn't
belong to us, 1t is the writer's
who has set out TO champion
the Negroes cause, before this
paper destroys the races de.
cency. "A. MAJ.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-09
CHICAGO TEACHERS
CONTINUED from Pace ~

information against the drug
store proprietor last Wednesday
after obtaining signed affidavits
from the plaintiffs.
At later date, civil suit for
$4,000 will be brought against
the Abraham Lincoln Hotel by
the law firm of Temple, Wimbish
and Leighton
Mrs. Stands is the wife OF the
former Chicago NAACP eyecu-
tive secretary, Eugene Stands.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-09
robson WALLACE
tContinued from PAGE

CONTINUED from Pace
was exerted by the American lie
eion, which announced that there
would be violence IL Robson ap
peared The mayor cancelled the
permit on the grounds that he
would be unable 10 preserve or.
der. Despite reception" commit
tees at the main road and rail-
road stations, Robson arrived
but no meeting hall could be 10.
Gated. Robson announced Mt %
press conference that with the
help OF the American people he
would be back -- for n largo
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-09

ledge she picked up in evening
classes an invaluable asset. her
teacher, Mrs. Willette Jeffries
told the Globe Democrat. Mrs.
Jefferies described Mrs. Hamilton
as a conscientious student whose
grades average between so and
IS. She said Mrs. Hamilton had
the necessary credentials last
year to be graduated but decided
to study for another year to ac-
quire greater facility in English
Mrs. Gilliland started at Sumner
in 1925 wher her three children
We're going to school there. They
went in the daytime and she at
night. In 1871 Mrs. Gilliland suf-
fered heart attack, which kept
her at home for five years. Her
education was not completely In
terrupted however because her
Spanish teacher, Miss Mildred
Huff, visited her and gave her in
struction in that subject for
which she received her credit.
Her average is about 81 Il de-
cided to keep on studying when
my children finished high school
and went on to college,, Mrs
Gillialand said, Il was anxious
to keep on the same footing with
them" Members OF the Sumner
faculty regard the two women's
feats as remarkable accomplish.
ments.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-09

may y, 1917
To The Editor.
State Press,
Little Rock, Ark.
Dear Sir:
Although | am a little late, this
letter is in reference to your
column--"The Round Up'-in
your issue of April % 1947, es.
peeially that portion referring
to the "T Shirts"
The language used cor inferred)
to express the editors contention
about this shirt incident is a
disgrace to the front page OF
any newspaper, negro or white,
and an insult to its readers, who
have at least a spark of deeeney,
to expect their continud support.
in the face of this indecent type
of journalism. The negro paper
can least afford it, OF course
Butch" made the statements
(?O but that doesn't alter the
case.
The State Press has consistent
ly used profanity in its columns,
however, in this case it seems
that the crux was reached, by
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-09
Cuban FircAy

The light Of the Cuban freely il
so bright that few Of these In
sects produce enough illumination
to serve as a lantern
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-09
Here And There
Continued from page one

Continued from page one
alleged she was beaten and suf-
fered a broken tooth and cut lip
She was held overnight in a
Tennessee Jail and fined $3.50
on a disorderly conduct charge,
she said.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-09

Nht Gulhs
MOBILE, ALA.-Ground was
broken here last week for a $4O0
600 general hospital for Negroes.
The institution, to be known as
the Blessed Martin de PORES
Hospital for Negroes is a project
OF the Mobile Catholic Diocese.
II will serve as a training school
for Negro nurses throughout the
South. The hospital will ,absorb
one of the South's first Negro
maternity homes which the Do.
cese established here more than
five years ago.
ST. LOUIS. MO, Two Negro
women, one a great grandmother
and the other a grandmother
shared the spotlight AT the Sum.
ner Evening Schools Annual
commencement Eyerciss Wed.
nesday. Betwten them they have
been pursuing an education n,
tho school for more than ha'f n
century The great erandmoihor
is Mrs. Ada Cantv Hamilton. ee
Of 2736A Dickson ST. who recciv.
ed an eighth grade Diploma. The
grandmother Is Mrs tnnnia Ann
Gi'liland. 10 Of 2i25 Belle Glade
Ave who got high school cert.
hcate Mrs. Hamilton enrolled In
the evening school In 1918 and
plans to continue her studies
nevt wear, She Is active in church
work and has found the know.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-09
Notices

State of Arkansas
County of Pulaski IS.
b. j. Currey, doing business I'M
der the trace name Of b. J. Cur
rey d Co., Plaintiff
VS.. No. 34513
Mrs. Lula b. Womble, Defendant
In the Pulaski
Circuit Court
The defendant Mrs. Lula b.
Womble warned to appear in this
Court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint OF the Plain
tiff, b. j. Currey, doing business
under the trade name of b. J.
Currey d Co.
April 20, 1947
w. A. Singfield
Attorney for Plaintiff
j. X. Booker
Attorney ad Litem
Tom Newton, Clerk
By U. S. O'Neal, d. G.
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-09
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas
County Of Pulaski SIS.
In The Pulaski
Chancery Court
Roxie Adams, Plaintiff
VS.. No. S031S
Beeler Adams, Defendant
The defendant. Beeler Adams
Is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Roxie
Adams.
Dated: April "a, 1947
j. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
W. A. Singfield
Attorney ad Litem
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Mary B McInturff. y. c
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-09
WARNING ORDER

state Of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski SIS.
In the Pulaski
Chancery Court
Nathaniel l.. Martin, Plaintiff
Ns. No 5000
Josephine a Martin, Defendant
The Defendant Josephine A.
Martin is warned TO appcra IN
this court withirthrity days and
answer the complaint Of the plain
TIT Nathaniel l.. Martin.
Dated. April %, 1917
J. r Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
w. s. Mitchell Jr.
ATTORNEY nd Litem
r. s. NIXON. Chancery Clerk
ny Ealy Red. y. c,
Arkansas State press., 1947-05-09
p. O. Box 1875

Little Rock, Ark.
May 4. l947
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-24

vodstvo, Sc nj znano. Komuni-
sticni pokreti Sc nahajajo v Co.
lumbiji, Peru, Braziliji, Mehiki,
Ecuadoru. in v: Gle. Nekatere
juzno ameriske drzave imajo
bolj slabe: komunisticne stran-
ke, toda so pripravljene, da jih
ojacijo,: &c Sc boz dalo ma ia ra-
cum iztisniti nekaj denarja.
Nekatere drzave, kot pravijo
obvesceni krogi, so pripravlje-
ne, da sprejmejo pomoc tudi v
vojnem materijalu (brez obve-
re povracila, seveda) kot so le-
tala, strojne puske, municija in
puske, &c Sc Zedinjene drzave
resno spuseajo v ia business.
Nekatere drzave. pa bi najrajsi
dobiie denar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-24
Ameriski casnikarji Moskvi so osupli mad
stvarnostjo poroeil v sovjetskih listih

MOSKVA, %. marca.-Ame-
riski casnikarji, XII sc nahajajo
v Moskvi, dar porocajo o poteku
konference zunanjih ministrov,
so zelo preseneceni z kaksnim
razumevanjem in objektivnost-
jo. sovjetski casopisi porocajo o
poteku konference ministrov "a
zunanje zadeve.
Mnogi ameriski casnikarji so
prisi v Moskvo z vtisom, da so
porocila v sovjetskem tisku ve-
einoma napadi ma "kapitalistic-
nj tisk" in razne polemike. To-
da preprieaI so Sc, a sovjetski
casopisi podajajo pravilno in
veckrat dobesedno vsebino vse-
ga, kar Sc dogaja ma sejah kon-
ference.
Sovjetski easopisi Sc v toliko
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razlikujejo cd ameriskih, da ne
priobeajo najbolj vaznih stvari
ma prvi strani, temvee po kro-
noloskem redu (kakor dogodki
sledijo eden drugemu).
Kakor ameriski casopisi po-
lagajo posebno pozornost izja-
vam drzavnega tajnika Georgia
Marshalla, angleskhn izjavam
Ernesta Bevina, tako seveda tu-
di soyjetski tisk podaja najbolj
obsezna porocila izjavah SOW
jetskega zunanjega ministra
Molotova.
Toda navzlic temu so soviet
ski casopisi bodisi priobeili pol
no besedilo mnogih Marshallo-
win izjav, ali pa podali v precej
obsirnih izcrpkih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-24
Tudi juznO-ameriSke drzave bodo spod-
Mjale nevanfost komunizma z dolarii

RIO DE JANEIRO,, Brazilija,
~. marca. - (Poroea Erni e
Hill - &c bo kongres odobril
Trumanova priporoeila, da Sc v
Greiji in Tureiji spodbija komu-
nistieno" nevarnost, je; prieako-
vati,' da1 bo " juzno-ameriskih
drEavah izbruhnila vsakih Is
minut ena taksna "komunistic-
ma kriza'', pravijo nekateri ci-
nicni opazovalci.
Ce ne bo, ma razpolago zadosti
komunistov, jih pa DO kdo IT,
deloval~ kar. ma debelo. Juzna
Amerika sc nj, pocutila dobro
odkar je prenehal lend-lease.
Zato SO sodi denarja IL, Wash
ingtonu "a spodbijanje "komu-
nisticne nevarnosti", prav to,
kar SO nekatere. drzave pricako-
vale.
Potreba,s da Zedinjene drzave
prevzamejo angleske obvezno-
sti v Greiji in Tureiji, je tn pra-
vino tolmacena. Ia ideja, kot
snatrajo v juzni Ameriki, nj ta-
ko napacna. Tu Sc smatra, da hi
pa to ne smelo biti onaejeno sa-
mo ma Eyropo. .
. Porocila, da Iran, sirija, Le-
banon, Madzarska in Palestina,
ze razmotrivajo moznosti, da
dohijo posojila v svrho spodbi-
janja "komunisticne nevarno.
sti", dokazujejof da obstoja me-
pfetrgana zyesa vfmisl ljenju. Tu-
div jszni, ,Aneriki Innogi drzay-
n iuradAild .cutijo, das bi Jim Fl.
nancn pomoe. XII bi jo pla6ale
zsdinjene drzase, dala spodbu-
do, de- kot pohoreli stopijo v
borbo proti ''kom,lnizmu''.
Katsra Cd jlzno ameriskih
drzav DO prevzela v tel zadevi
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kajo' pripravljeni, da opravijd
delo. !
mi moramo zaceti z gospo-
darskim nacrtom "a bliznji
Who'd, XII maj bi bill financiran
po mednarodni banki, podprti po
Zdruzenih narodih. Dolarji, XII
hi Sc ma ia naein potrosili, bf
bill dani "a izdelavo blaga IN bi
prisli nazaj k nam ma tisoce raz-
licnih nacinov.
I MAS program BIZ temeljil ma
uslugi namesto ma prezivelem
in politicni sill. Te-
meljni zakon zivljenja je, da ide-
ia moci sloni ma zatiranju.
"Naein, kako obvladati komu-
nizem je, kakor je rekel William
James: "Zamenjati silo z vis-
Jim ucinkom.'
"V drugih besedah, mi mora
mo dati navadnemu cloveku vse-
povsod ma svetu nekaj boljsega
kot komunizern in jazsmislim, da
mi inamo nekaj boljsega kot ko-
munizem " Ameriki.
"Toda predsednik Truman nj
govoril "a ameriske ideale. Vsled
tega je vista ma ameriskem
ljudstvu, da govori.
& 'Preprost razum zadostuje "a
vse mas, da spoznamo, da poma-
game militarizmu nikoli ne pri-
nese miru. Potrebno nam je po-
guma, da bono izdelali program,
XII bo prinesel trajni mir. Pogum
in razsodnost sta wilma, kar je
naredilo Ameriko stojeco ma vi
soki stopnji.
"Ohranimo te vrline sedaj!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-24
GRSKE VLADNE CETE
PRIcELE z OEENZIVO

ATENE, 21. marca-Porocila
il Larisa pravijo, .da je Is. gr-
ska divizija, pbdppta z artileri-
10 in letalstven,. pricela z veli-
kos ofenzivo proti gerilcem, in
sicer pri Grammosu, v blizini
albanske meje. .. -
Letalaaso s strojnimi puskani
napadah gerilce in jim kot spra-
vi porocilo, povzroeila tezke H.
cube. sa ~ ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-24
.TURcIJA'BO DOBIIA
.AMERIsKE LADJE

PLYMOUTH, o.. naarca. -
stristo' in dvajset turskih Off
cirjevs in rnornarjev je prispelo
Y " Ply mo Ut b, de prevzaaaojjoo
ossm cistilcev min, ki SO jih Ze-
dinjene drzave prodale Turciji.
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|uporahjeno "a dobrobit grske.
ga ljudstva.
'sAko Sc dovoh posejilo pred
lagano po predsedniku Truma-
nu, DO to pripeljalo svet blizje
vojni, ne dati posojilo pa ne bi
|prineslo miru.
"Priznavam, da je resna ne
varnost "a vojno v nasem seda-
MEM brezciljnem staliseu. Vsi
narodi SO odgoverni "a to 'brez-
ciljno jadranje vRvojno. Vsi ma
Frodi bi 'morali deiati enotno "a
mir:
Stoletje v stFalru
+ "Nikdo ne mara vojne. Ako
be nekega dne prislo do vojne,
BIO prislo cato, ker nismo mislili
" zadestni meri, kakors je po-
trebno misliti ma mir. Roosevelt
je nlislil " tel meri. On je: pred
videval generacije v miru in bla-
gostanju.
"Dve lett pozneje, predsednik
Truman cd mas zahteva, da gle
damo bodoce generacije v po-
manjkanju in vojni. Truman po-
ziva. ma stoletje strahu. JAZZ pa
recem, da bi to bilo lahko stolet-
je uresnicenja ameriskih sanj.
"Sedaj je cas- "a en- popolni
program "a svetovno rekon:
strukcijo. Tukaj je priloznost
Amerike. Narodi vseh dezel pro-
sijo. Ameriko: 'Posljite nam
pluge "a nasa polja namesto
tankov in topov, da bi Sc rabbi
proti nam. Zdruzeni narodi Ca
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-24

| I1c1l1y A. VdAldCc Jc uIlc Ii.
marca obsodil v svojem govoru
stalisce predsednika Trumana in
podcrtal, da njegovo stalisee
vodi do vojne in v "stoletje stra-
hu.' Njegov govor Sc glasi:
"Vceraj dne II. marca 1947
Sc je zaznamovala obratna tocka
v zgodovini Amerike. Prijatelji
Amerikanci, nj grska kriza, ka-
teri stojimo nasproti, ampak je
to kriza ameriskega duha.
"To, cesar sem Sc JAZZ bal, ko
sem pisal predsedniku Trumanu
v juliju mesecu, Sc je zgrnilo
mad mas. Samo amerisko ljud-
stvo nj popolnoma vzbujeno in
z takojsnjo akcijo more prepre-
citi katastrofo.
"Vceraj je predsednik Tru-
ma1 v imenu demokracije in hu-
manitarnosti predlozil vojaski
posojevalni program, v katerem
je predlagal $400,0O0,OC0 poso-
jila Grciji in Turciji, kot pred
placilo ma neobvezne izdatke, XII
inajo cilj zaustaviti komunistic-
no razsirjanje.
ION je predlagal resnici to,
da Amerika strait vse meje So
vietske zveze. Ga nj "a mas re-
lima, XII hi bill prevec reakcio-
naren samo, da stoji ma potu
ruskemu razsirianju. Nj tako
zakctne drzave, da ne bi nam
prav prisla "a prostor kontesta,
kateri sc lahko razsiri in posta-
ne svetovna vojna.
"Predsednik Truman klice ma
akcijo pobijati krizo. Kaksna je
ia kriza, da je bilo potrebno Tru-
manu- hiteti ma Capitol Hill,' ka-
kor da je mas nenadoma zadel
Pearl Harbor?'
"Koliko bo Sc teh Pearl Har-
borjev? Kako Sc morejo videti
naprej? Koliko mas bodo stall?
"Predsednik Truman pravi,
da je narod Grcije brez domov,
da je lacen in raztrgan vsled IL
CUB v vojni. Mi vsi vemo to. Nj
samo grski narod, kateri trpi
vsled vojne, ampak trpi tudi ma
rod vse Europe, Rusije, Kitaj-
ske in narod Sc vec dezel.
Zakaj je UNRRA umrla?
"Amerikanci Sc strinjamo s
Trumanom, da moramo poma-
gait ljudstvu, katerim spno Sc
borili ramo oh rami. Amerikan-
ci vprasajo: 'Ako ie pomoc ma
rodom sveta mas cilj, zakaj je
potem predsednik in kongres pu-
still umreti UNRRAo? Cemu Sc
ne ganemo in ne pomagamo mi
liionom naroda brez domov?'
"Cemu govorlmo samo . O
$500, 100000, ko je potreba do
sti vecja? ZakaJ Sc $15OO,OO0,-
COO $400,OO0,OOO daje Turciji, XII
nj bila mas zaveznik in katera
nj no5eni potrebi "a hrano ali
druge potrebscine?
mi vsi Sc strinjamo S pred
sednikom Trum anon, da je svo-
boda najdragocenejsi cilj Glove
stva in da Sc jo mora pomagati
negovati V vseh dezelah. I'll sa-
mi Amerikanci vprasajo: 'Kako
poaoc, XII Sc daje nedemokratic-
nj vladi Grciie il Turcije poma-
gam, idejam svobode?'
"Tureija je drzava, XII Sc je
borlla proti nam v prvi svetovni
vojlli in katera je v zadnji vojni
odklonila pomagati Zdruzenim
narodom. Turcija je debelila Sc
be tenn, da je nudila Nemciji
in zaveznikom vazne zaloge kro-
ma, kateri cd teh je drazje pla-
cal. Cd te trgovine 81 ie mako
picila zlato rezervo "a cetrt mi
ljarde dolarjev. > -
"Turska nevtralnost je po-
daijsala vojno "a vec mesecev
in je bila zatocisce "a nacisticne
voditelje oh koncu vojne. Maj
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STAVITI POLETA, MNOzIC
SONcNEGA. ZAHODA!"

~ IdUllO 9lCU,UUU,UUU, kdIerO
vsoto predsednik Truman pred
laga dati Turciji, "a vzdrzeva-
nje meme armade, okrog 1,O00,-
900 moz-kar je. toliko, kot &c
bi Zdruzene drzave vzdrzavale
| 100000 moz.
" kaksnem smislu je to- ar
mada svobode? Mnogo zavezni-
Skin divizij je bilo v vojnem ca
su navezanih ma to armada, ker
nismo vedeli, ma katero stran Sc
bo prav ia: armada obrnila in
proti komu sc DO borila.
"Vsakdo obcuduje grsko ljud-
stvo, XII Sc je tako junasko bori-
10 ma nasi strani in nujno rabi
ekonomicno pomoc. JAZZ sem
strogo "a ekonomsko pomoc Gr-
ciji. Kot tajnik trgovine sem bill
"a grsko posojilo "a v te svrhe,
ko je bila vecina administracije
prori takemu posojilu.
"Ampak predsednik Truman
je prav jasno povedal, da Sc DO
zelo malo cd teh N$25O,OO0, 900
rabiio "a ekonomicno pomoc in
obnovo. To je vojaska podpora,
da Sc nadaljuje z unieevanjem
opozicije. Najvecja nespamet je
reci, da je sedanja grska vlada
demokraticna. Tri tedne nazaj
je mas drzavni tajnik George C.
Marshall obsodil v mnogih po-
gledih to vlado.
Ion je hotel politicno anne
stijo, resnicno. in vecjo enot-
most in Sc mnogo drugih reform
V tel vladi kot pogoj "a ameri-
sko pomoc Grciji. Zakaj je pred
sednik zavrgel pogoje svojega
drzavnega tajnika?
"Predsednik zahteva cd Grci-
je samo to, da amerisko civilno
in vojasko osobje nadzoruje
uporabo ameriske pomoci. Kaj
imajo aktivnosti ameriskega vo-
jaskega osobja "a opraviti z
mirno obnovo Grciji?
'Pred enim letom v Fultonu,
Missouri je Winston Churchill
klical ma diplomaticno ofenzivo
proti Sovjetski Rusiji. z dovo-
ljenjem "a ia govor mas je Tru-
man zavozil smer borbe proti
Rusiji z britanskimi sredstvi. To
staljsce Sc je pokazalo tako
bankrotirano, da ga Britannia ne
more dalje vzdrzevati.
"Sedaj predsednik Truman
predlaga, da mi prevzamemo
brezupno britansko podvzetje.
Danes sc zahteva cd Amerikan-
cev podpreti vlado Greije in
Tureije. Jutri sc DO cd mas zah-
tevalo, da podpremo vlado XII
tajske in Argentine.
"Jaz naglasam, da je ia smer
+ popolnoma zaman. Nobenega
ljudstva Sc ne more kupiti.
"Amerika 81 ne more privosci-
ii z zapravljanjem miljarde in
mil jarde dolarjev "a neproduk-
tivne namene. Svet je lacen in
ne gotov, nesiguren in ljudstva
vseh dezel zahtevajo premembe.
In pri teh zahtevah jih ameri-
ska posojila "a vojaske svrhe ne
bodo ustavila.
F. ID. II. iZdan
"Predsednik Truman, ne more
prepreciti spremembe ma svetu,
kot ne moe ustayiti morske. pill
me ali sonenega zahoda,' ampak
ko 10 enllrat Amerika stala ma
poti TEN spremembam-smo IL
gubljeni. Amerika bo. postala
no ihaIi osevra zopa dozo1o M
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-24
HENRY A. WALLACE 0DC0VARA
PREDSEDNlIIJ TRUMANIJ
KOT NE MORE USTAVITl

|manjkanje, XII vodi v komuni,
zem?
"Jaz "a gotovo ne zelim, da sc
siri komunizem ali prerokujem,
da bo Trumanovo stalisce poma-
gallo razsiriti komunizem v Ev-
ropi in Aziji. Nemogoce Sc, je'
boriti proti nekomu z ni6emsr.
"Ko Truman nudi brezpogoj-
no pomoc grskemu kralju Juri-
ju, deluje kot najboljsi trgovec,
XII ga je komunizetn kdaj incl
''Zj predlogom te; vratolonane
avanture, Truman slepari viso-
Ike tradicije Amerike in vodstvo
velikega Amerikanca, katerega
je nasledif.
"Ker je prisel njegov govor
diva dni po otvoritvi konference
v Moskvi, je predsednik Truman
podkopal poslanstvo generala
Marshalla pri sodelovanju Ve-
liko Britanijo in Rusijo, katere
prav sedaj pisejo mir.
"Zdruzeni narodi, nase veliko
upanje "a trajen mir temelji ma
1adaljnem sodelovanju teh ma
rodov, XII Sc bo pa ,resno oslabi-
10, ako bo Amerika sledila pot,
XII jo Truman priporoca.
"Anketna komisija je sedaj v
Irciji, katera preiskuje ogroza-
aje grske varnosti.. >Ako je Gr-
cija v nevarnosti, maj nam or
ganizacija Zdruzenih narodov
poroca dejstva in -priporoci ak
clio. Amerika DO storila, kar bo-
10 Zdruzeni narodi priporocili.
zakaj bi predsednik Truman
moral podsekati ia njihov ma
stop?
mr.
zivcna vojna
"Kako mi moreno vediti ziv-
emo vojno proti Rusiji in obe-
aem pricakovati, da BIO ona we
"a v dobri veri nase predloge.
zdruzenim narodom v pogledu
atomske energije? Ko predsed-
nix Truman razglasa po sirokem
svetu spor med Vzhodom in "a
1odom on pravi sovjetskim vodi-
;eljem, da Sc pripravljamo ma
vojno.
"Tedaj bodo oni odgovorili z
nerami, da okrepe njihove polo-
zaje "a slucaj, &c izbruhne voj-
Ia. Potem DO moznost, da sc
ohrani svetovni mir, presla IL
'ok navadnih ljudi vsepovsod,
'zjerkoli Sc zeli mir in ne bo svo-
ooda, XII DO zmagovalka v tel
oorbi.
"Psihologicnin in dusevnim
oripavana ma vojno, bodo sledile
:inanene priprave. Civilne svo-
oodseine bodo prikrajsane, ziv-
jenski standard DO prisiljen ma
vzdol. Druzine bodo razdvoiene
ena proti drugi. Nobene We
Java, "a 'katero mi mislimo, da
Sc je vredno boriti zanjo, ne bo
varna.
Hipokriticni apel
"Veeina Amerikancev je~ "
strahu, da bo akeija predlagana
po Trumanu vodiia vkatastrofo.
Vsled tega so bill vodilni kon-
|gresniki ze v naprej pripravljeni
ma predsednikov razglas.
"Vsled tega je bill program
.predstavljen, kos "a kosom in ne
kakor' skupni program, XII si ga
morejo Amerikanci ogledati, So
diti in gaaproucevati kot celoto.
"Nikaksen hipokratieni APPEL
ma radodarnost in dostojnost.
Amerikaneev ne bi smel biti do-
voljen, da mas vlece~ v obyeze;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-24
F. ID. II. iZdan

"Predsednik Truman ne more
prepreciti spremembe ma sveru,
kot ne moe ustaviI morske. pli-
me ali sonenega zahoda,' ampak
ko 10 enllrat An1erika stala ma
poti TEN spremembana-smo IL
gubljeni. Amerika bo. postala
najbolj osovrazena dezela ma
svetu. .
'"Rusija je mogoce siromasna
in nepriprayljena ma vojno,. to-
da zna prav: dobro odgoyoriti ma
Trumanov financni in ekonomic-
nj pritisk. : :. y - ,,1
"Po celem svetu bo Sovjetska
zveza in njen zayeznik-siroma-
stvo-povecalo pritisk ,proti
nam. r
"Kco izmed-nas je pripravljen
naprej povedati, da bo V tel tor-
bi ameriski dollar prezivel po-