davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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to explain why Oors fieeson'
he fired Miss Marion Martin, his
career organizer, just after she an
nounced plans to send 200 delegates
to the next Republican convention.
Two Qualified for Posts.
They are greatly reassured by the,
Presidents declaration Saturday
that he has no fixed anti-lame
duck policy. Two women considered
eminently qualified to fill top Gov
ernment jobs are the lame duck Con-
gresswomen, Mrs. Chase Woodhouse
of Connecticut and Mrs. Emily Taft
Douglas of Illinois. Both are excep-
tionally attractive and both made
excellent records: Mrs. Woodhouse,
a college professor Of economics on
banking and currency and Mrs.
Douglas, in foreign affairs. Both
Evening star., 1947-02-04

have long records Of experience in
local and State affairs.
A new drive to place Mrs. Wood
house and Mrs. Douglas can be ex-
pected. What would really crafty
Democratic women would be to see
them, or similarly qualified members
of their sex, get chance to help In
the making Of the peace. In the
actual architecture of the State De-
partment the peace negotiations, the
foreign service, diplomacy, women
now have no place. Little optimism
is felt, however, that the new SOL
dier Secretary of State, will alter
that picture.
Last spring the President promised
Mrs. Charles w. Tillett, Democratic
vice chairman, that he would help
her to interest the cabinet In recog-
milton of qualified women. Nothing
happened and the popularity Of the
cabinet with the women's division
suffered corresponding diminution.
Only the Texan, Attorney General
Tom Clark, is reported to have been
genuinely cooperative.
Federation Takes Hand.
Nonpolitical organizations of wom-
en- have also been taking an in
terest in the present bleak picture.
Their aspirations for greater voice
in affairs were recently carried to
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other things that were going on IN
Congress. The Democrats in the
House, who have to take their fun
where they can find it these days,
were having q hilarious time over
the taxation troubles of the Repub-
lican leaders. John Mccormack,
minority leader, was shouting, Had
enough?" and his friends were
laughing fit to kill. Republican
Senator Tobey was holding up his
party's end by demanding, "Who put
the overalls in Mrs. Murphy's
chowder2" This related to the con-
fusion on the White House front
concerning premature proposal to
raise rent ceilings by ten percent.
You read all about that.
And then Senator George, DEM
ocrat, was sending shivers through
out Washington by declaring that
the government payroll could be re-
duced by a half million men and
women. And Representative Taber,
Republican, was proving himself
twice as big a statesman by assert
ing that full million could be
Topped off.
Committees in both houses were
listening to tales of bad behavior
by labor unions and discussing
drastic action. Senator McKellar
was chasing Communists" up and
down the Tennessee mountainsides
in his campaign against the confir-
nation of David Lilienthal as head
of the Atomic Commission.
In short, business was as usual In
Congress, with not dull moment.
So it isn't strange that Taft's quiet
report created scarcely a ripple.
That will come later.
Report All-Important
Yet the very fact that the commit
tee report was made at all was i'm
portant. There had been rumors
that it would not be made, that be-
cause of the short time intervening
between the Presidents report on
January 8 and the statutory date
for the committees report. Feb
ruary /, the committee might pass
1t over. This didn't happen. In
stead the members got together and
agreed on a statement.
It is a good report. It takes cog
nizance of the Presidents recon-
mendations, including extension OF
rent control, increase in the mini
mum wage, revision of the Social
Security System to cover classes not
now protected, the need for a long
range housing program, retention
of the present taxes for the time be-
ing and comprehensive consideration
Of labor-management relation.
The committee properly pointed
out that each of those subjects is
now being studied by standing COM
mittees and that it is too early for
the committee to offer any recon-
mendations of its own. 1t accepted
the responsibility, however, of study
ing them all in relation to one an
other and in relation to the whole
national economy. It's own recon-
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became black coffee drinkers, and
what fool you are to use cream
and sugar. Always, their main talk
ing point is that the use OF cream
and sugar spoils the full, flne-bodied
flavor Of the coffee bean. Okay,
okay, but why don't they ever take
into consideration that millions OF
us love the way coffee tastes after
it has been dressed up with a little
cream and sugar?
Shirtsleeves to Wives.
Why doesn't some manufacturer
make mems shirts with sleeve
lengths of 32Ha, 331a, and the like?
You have to take at 80, 80 or "a, no
matter If Providence gave you arms
that don't measure that length.
That was all right, T suppose. when
the elastic ribbon sleeveholder was
in fashion and all the rage for
Christmas and birthday presents,
but not any more. To be seen in
sleeveholders now is to kill any
chance man might have had to
crash Cafe Society or Who's Who
in Ypsilanti, and stores make you
pay for alterations.
What is it about the female sex
which makes women's memories
start working like crazy when they
are all ready to leave the house?
It is not until a woman has joined
you at the car door and seems ready
to leave with you for the movies or
wherever you are going that her
mind becomes active. You've heard
them. "Oh, I forgot to turn the
oven down low" "Just a minute,
while I run back and see if I closed
the windows in the bedroom. It
looks as If it might rain" "Oh,
whillikers, I was supposed to call
Eloise. You just back out and I'll
be back in a second"
Why is it that when you have too
many covers on the bed they never
fall off or get disarranged, but stay
put and smother you to death, but
when you don't have enough they
always fall off and you sleep under
the sheet, with your knees under
your chin and your circulation cut
of, waking up in the morning with
a sound case Of sniff1es?
A Few Other Why's.
Why are all modes of transpor-
tation used by rnan-buses, trains,
airplanes, pogo sticks and jaunting
cars, even-always late If you are
on time, and always on time II you
are a split second late?
Why is it tllet you can live with
the same shower bath for years
without ever learning the proper ad-
justment of the handles to insure
the correct temperature tf the
water? After IS years with the same
shower a man will either freeze him
self or scald himself before he gets
the water the way he likes it.
What goes on IN mans head
when he will hesitate to pay $3.50
or 81 for a book or vase or some
thing that will last. but will think
nothing of paying s6, So or SO for
round Of drinks?
Why is it that our wives pnd
mothers, the women we love, go on
through the centuries putting up
with all of the durn foolishness men
can think of to do, and still forgive
us on the grounds that they're just
little boys and haven't really grown
up?"
Why am so happy? Because this
column is done, and am row free
to go chase the puppies ou* Of the
garden and stop them from eating
all the petunia blossoms.
distributed by McNausht Syndicate, 1nc)
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mendations will come later. And
1t commended the President for
compiling and furnishing the sta
tistics and economic facts underly-
ing his own recommendations.
Eve now have, created and func-
tioning. a system in which the Ex-
ecutive and the Congress will for
the first time erdeavor to study
the impact of economic events and
legislative action upon the Ameri-
can way of life" said Senator
O'Mahoney. "I congratulate the
Senator from Ohio for his leader
ship in this matter"
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the White HOUSE BY 8 group headed
by Mrs. LIE Fell Dickinson, president
OF the General Federation Of
Women,s clubs,
The real dimculty seems to be that
the present executive hierarchy in
Washington lacks the acquaintance
and experience to draw on when IT.
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pl e t e ~ c on =
vinced that they
are doing some
thing noble and
fine, and are
contributing a
great deal to the
welfare of the
human race?
M e n W h o
wouldn't think
Of telling you
how they won
the Silver Star
will take up
your time in
forming you in
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and sat down.
The presiding
officer said 1t
would be re-
ceive d a n d
printed. Sena-
tor O'Mahoney
of wyoming, a
member of the
committee, arose
a nd expressed
his qualification.
And that, was
all.
Naturally the
incident could
not compete for
attention with
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as the Demo-
Gratis are con-
cerned she has a
right to help
make the peace
and run the Gov
ernment If she
qualities. Demo-
c r a t / C women
point out that
s t r a t e 6 / C a l.
ly there's no
time ike the
present, with Re-
publican Nation
al Ch ir m a n
Reece still trying
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Payments on your home are
made easy by renting a room.
Renting a room Is made easy
by advertising in The Star.
Call National 5000. Open 8
am. to II p.m.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. Al
4,

Meanwhile with Mrs. Roosevelt
exclusively at the United Nations,
Miss Perkins In the side-stream of
the Civil Service Commission. the
women are out of luck.
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s suggested that they appoint
They agree theoretically.
actually they can't think OF any one
and the difficult selling job
has to be done.
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.McLennore-
Fuils to Answer
His Own Questions
By Henry McLemore

Today I, am going to ask a few
questions, If you don't mind.
viii some one tell me why people
who drink black coffee are COM
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By THE HAsKIN SERVICE.

/ BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.
/ @. When was the first glider flight
made?-Le M. K.
A. The construction Of the first
glider was in 1916 in England.
In 1855 a French sea captain made
the first successful glider fight. He
glided one-eighth of a mile near
Douarnenez, France.
@. Have birds ever been known to
fly across the Atlantic Ocean?-R.
NICK.
A. A banded Arctic tern is known
to have flown from Labrador to Ma
tai, South Africa. The bird was
banded on July %, 1928, and found
dead on the beach in Natal on No
vember IA, 1928.
@. How much is spent In this
country for radio advertising?-
F. w.
A. In March, 1916, a report based
upon a preliminary survey indicated
that revenue derived from the sale
Of radio time amounted to $12s,-
533,216 for 1945. This is based on
the report of SO standard stations.
@. What is the latitude of the
Russian city of Vladivostok?-P.
R. M.
A. Vladivostok is situated in lati-
tude 43 degrees II minutes north,
and is in approximately the same
latitude as the French Riviera.
@. Does the violet plant bear two
kinds of blossoms?-D. D.
A. It does. The brilliantly colored
flowers act as decoys to protect the
seed producing blossoms, which are
very small, green and inconspicuous
@. When Godfrey Of Lorraine was
chosen king at the conclusion of
the siege of Jerusalem, did he accept
the title?-R. B. H.
A. Godfrey refused to be called
king" He said: I'm the same city
where Jesus died, on the cross, shall
I wear a crown of gold?"
@. What is, the literal meaning of
vox pop?-A. Deb.
A. It is an abbreviation Of the
Latin "vox populi," the voice of the
people The complete expression is
"vox populi, vox Del" the voice of
the people is the voice of God.
@. Was it William Tecumseh
Sherman who refused the Repub-
lican nomination for President by
saying, "If nominated I will not ac-
cept; If elected I will not serve"?-
M. M.
A. This statement is attributed to
him, but these exact words cannot
be found in biographies. He wrote
to James G.. Blaine as follows: Il
will not in any event entertain or
accept nomination as candidate
for President by the Chicago con-
vention or any other convention.
= I would account myself fool,
madman, an ass, to embark now
at 65 years of age in career that
may at any moment become tenn
pestuous o."
@. How often does dog normally
shed his hair?-D. S. K.
A. It Is natural for dogs to shed
| their hair tuica a wear Thpv Sh0llld
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LoveH Melleff
On the Other Hand
Sees Great Importance in Event
Almost Unnoticed by Congress

What later to have been Of the most
steps taken in the development of Democratic
government almost unnoticed a few days ago.
This understandable It done without any dramatic
flourish without sembance of battle without oratory
Taft chairman of the Joint Committee the Economic
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@. How often does a dog normally
shed his hair?-D. S. K.
A. It is natural for dogs to shed
their hair twice a year. They should
be groomed every day with brush,
stroking. the hair in the direction in
which it lies. The grooming should
be followed with brushing with a
cloth.
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to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question of fact by writing The Evenins
Star Information Bureau, BIG street
NE. Washington 2, D. c. Please tnclose
3 cents for return postage.
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Doris FleesOn
Cooperation Campaign
Democratic Women Are Demanding
Prestige Recognition in Government

Democratic the warpath for real page
one prestige recognition in the Government
President last renewed his that he
would with them admitted that he the ladies
last November after their He
said realized important them back and he would
lido >------------
problem have long records Of experience in
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Ciuil Engineer
JOHN 6. AHLERS

Sofutton Of Difficult Construction
Problems, Including Financing
Progress and prosperity 20 hand in hand
with careful planning.
e.01 St NV Mich. 1914
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Report, merely arose in the Senate
and read that committees first re-
port, as provided for under the En-
ployment Act of 1916. He read 1t
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The problem now is to translate
those fair words into dramatic action,
notifying madam voter that so far
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-11
Matt vrgla dvoje
OtrOk v vrelo vOdO

+ Snoci je bila pripeljana v boil
nisnico " Ravenni 20 let stara
Mrs. Barbara McVeigh, XII je ma
domu svoje tete v Geauga-on-
the-Lake vrgla banjo vrele vo-
de svoja diva mala otroka, diva
meseca starega decka in njego-
vega pet-letnega bratca. Oba
otroka sta mrtva.
Matt, kateri Sc je ocividno
omracil um, je po svojem cinu
poskusila izvrsiti samomor z
utopitvijo v plitvem bajerju v
ozadju tetinega donna.
Druzina McVeigh zivi v
Clevelandu ma East bulevardu.
MOI mlade zenske sc je skozi
vec tednov nahajal ma potovanju
v California;. zena z otrokoma
je v .njegovi odsotnosti stanova-
la pri svojih starsih v Medina, o.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-11
St. Clair cesta bo
okincana "a praznike

Kot Sc nam sporoca, Sc DO pod
pokroviteljstvom Lake Shore
Post St. 273 American Legion in
organizacije trgovcev okincalo
"a bozicne praznike St. Clair uli-
co cd E. SIS St. do E. 68 St. Nest
ma zbornica. je snoci odobrila
prosnjo "a to in tozadevni odbor
DO sci takoj ma delo, da bodo lu-
ci in drugi okraski ze priprav-
ljeni do |. decembra. Veliko bo-
zieno drevo bo postavljeno ma
praznernu stavbiscu ma vogalu E.
62 ST. in Norwood Rd., kjer bo
navzot tudi Miklavz, XII bo z raz-
mimi darili obdaril otroke. To bo
nekaj novega "a to naselbino in
v ponos> naselbini in trgovcem.
Ker bo treba finantne pomoei "a
potrebscine in druge stroske v
zvezi z lucni, it'd, je bill Two
lien tozadevni odbor treh, XII DO
obiskal trgovce "a prostovoljne
prispevke. Odbor tvorijo: cveti-
car Louis Slapnik, 6102 st. Clair
Ave, predsednik; Jack Ustar,
podpredsednik in Frank J. Jak.
sic, tajnik. I|%
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-11
DEKLICA UMRLA RADI
FANATIZMA STARSEV

GREYBULL, Wyo., 9. nov
Snoei je po 10 dnevih bolezni
umrla stiri leta stara Frances ].
Baker, vsled tega, ker starsi MISC
dovolili, da bi jo zdravili zdrav-,
niki. Starsi so izjavili, da Sc bo-.
do zanesli ma Boga, XII da jo bo
ozdravil."
Oce deklice je rekel, da oba,
on in zena, verujeta v "obljube
Boga v sv. pismu." zena pa je,
predno je deklica umrla, izjavi-
la: bog jo DO ozdravil."
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Burke trstjk zaprisszen
kot xupan


Vceraj dopoldne je bill zupan
Thomas A. Burke tretjic zapri-
sezen kot zupan Clevelanda.
Ceremonija je bila preprosta in
kratka. zupan je ,ob tel priliki
apeliral ma drzavno zakonodajo,
da nekaj ukrene, da bi velika
mesta dobila vecji delez davene-
ga preostanka v drzavni blagai-
nj, XII znasa $50, 900 900. Pouda-
ril je, da mestne Wade ne dobijo
svojega pravicnega deleza cd dr.
zavnih davkov, ker po sistemu,
po katerem Sc danes volijo dr.
zayni zakonodajci, imajo far
nerBka okrozja absolutno kon-
trolo.
Mesta 50 vsled tega zapostay-
ljena, dasiravno drzava ogroinno
vecino davkov dobiva Cd NEST.
nih prebivaicev. je dejal Burke.
5
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-11
AmeriSSki poslanik
dospel v Sofiijo

SOFIA, 10. now soboto
je izrocil bolgarskemu predsed-
niku Vasiliju Kolarovu svojo po-
verilnico novi ameriski minister
"a Bolgarijo Donald R. Heath.
Ma casnikarski konferenci je
Heath v zvezi S svojo sluzbo po-
dal prvo uradno izjavo. Rekel je:
mi smo stranka pri ustvari-
tvi mirovne pogodbe "a Bolgari-
jo. Ia pogodba vsebuje medse-
.bojne obveze. Takojsnje in po-
polno izpoljenje dolocb pogod-
be DO ustvarilo potrebno osnovo
"a jacanje prijateljstva in obo-
jestranskih prednosti med obe-
ma drzavama."
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Posoiilnica napadena

Policija sirom Ohija je bila
snoei opozorjena, da pomaga pri
zasledovanju treh roparjev, XII
SO vceraj pozno popoldne, sku-
sail oropati posojilnico Warsaw
Savings & Loan Association ma
1862 E. IS St., pri ecemur je bill
kriticno obstreljen straznik Ed
mund Sciglinski, star SO let, XII
je S svojim odporom prekrizal
nacrte banditske trojice.
Roparji SO zbezali brez plena,
v velikem crnem avtu, o kate
rem Sc je dognalo, da je bill pro-
slo nedeljo ukraden, ko je stal
ma e. 6 St. in Huron Rd.
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POTRPEZIJIVOST RIBICA
"BOGATO" PLACANA

NEHALEN, Ore, 10. now
Charles l.. Judd, star 70 let, je
skozi zadnjih sedem let dan "a
dnevom hodil ma low ma ribe.
Potrpezljivo je metal v reko tr-
mex, sedel ma obrezju in cakal,
ter cakal =. Dan "a dnevom pa
Sc je Charles vracal domov po-
trt. Sedem dolgih let nj ujel niti
najmanjse ribice.
Vceraj pa Sc je potrpeAjivemu
|ribicu sreca zasmejala. Ujel je
mic mani kot 80 funtoy tezkega
lososa!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-11
Avtni trgovci v
Detroitu oMgosani

DETROIT, 10. nov. - Sodnik
w. Mckay skillman je danes po
vecmesecni preiskavi avtomobil-
skega trga obelodanil obsirno
Eporocilo, katerem brez rokavic
zigosa metode, katerih Sc poslu-
zujejo avtomobilski trgovci "a
izzemanje publike.
Porocilo tudi ostro kritizira
JAYNE uradnike, XII mizijo v oci-
gled uporabe teh izzemalnih me-
tod.
Skillman trdi, da trgovci z no.
vimi automobile cesto naredijo
po 1000 procentov dobicka pri
prodaji rabljenih avtov; da mno-
gi prodajalci novih avtov pod
napacnimi imeni tajno prodaja-
jo avte trgovcem rabljenih av-
TOW po mnogo visji kot formalni
trzni ceni; da je bill velik odsto-
TEX novih avtov v Detroitu raz-
poslan drugam, kjer SO sc do
bile visje Gene, in da so cakalne
liste kupcev, XII jih drzijo trgov-
ci, navadna komedija.
Sodnik je dalje opozoril, da je,
bila drzava pri prodaji avtov s
posebnimi placili pod mizo"
ogoljufana "a ogromne vsote V
davkih.
(Razmere, katere je opisal
omenjeni sodnik, seveda ne OBJ
stole samo v Detroitu, temvec
sirom Zedinjenih drzav, akorav-
no je situacija tam bolj goro-
stasna, ker je Detroit center av-
tomobilske industrij je).
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Reuther ina vecino
ma konvenciji unije
avtnih delavcev


ATLANTIC CITY, 10. now
VISA znamenja kazejo, da ina ia.
kozvani zmerni biloxi ma konven.
CHI unije avtnih delavcev, ka.
terega vodi predsednik Walter
Reuther, vecino med delegati.
Takozvani levicarski biloxi sesto.
il IL pristasev podpredsednikov
R. T. Leonardo in podpredsed.
nikov R. j. Thomasa, ter tajnika
blagajnika George F. Addesa.
Reutherjev biloxi je izvojeval
prvo zmago, ko je konvencija
sprejela predlog, da Sc volitve
glavnega odbora vrsijo re to.
rex |danes). Nocoj pa je Reuther
zopet zmagal, ko so delegate
glasovali "a predlog, da uradniki
lokalnih unij sledijo Taft-Hart
leyevi postavi in podpisejo zapri,
sezene izjave, da MISC clani ko.
munisticne stranke.
DeVito il Clevelanda kandidira
proti Reutherju
Letni konvenciji prisostvuje
okrog diva tisoc delegatov. Pc
ostri debati glede zadnjega pred
loga je zbornica zavrgla pred
log levega krila "a poimensko
glasovanje, ko je zahtevo pod
prlo mani kot 1925 deiegatov,
proti Mi pa je glasovalo vec kot
500 delegatov.
S to akcijo Sc je unija pridru-
lila rastocemu stevilu unij CIO,
XII SO odglasovale, in podale IT,
jave, da njih uradniki MISC ko-
munisti, kakor zahteva novi "a
kon cd vseh unij, XII .hocejo biti
delezne sodelovanja vladnega
posredovalnega odbora v sporih
z delodajalci.
Kakor Sc je zvedelo, DO John
DeVito, uradnik lokaine unije v
tovarni Fisher Body v Cleve-
landu jutri kandidiral proti
Reutherju "a predsednika. Kot
Sc razume, bo to storil navzlic
temu, da mu je strategicni odsek
levega bloka svetoval, da mai
umakne svojo kandidaturo. +
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LEVICARJI so PROTI
NOVEMU ZUPANU RIMA

RIM, 10. noV.-Skupina levi
carjev je v soboto priredila
kratke demonstracije proti no.
vemu zupanu Rima Salvatore
Rebecchiniju, XII je pristas stran-
ke krscanskih demokratov. Poll
cija je razbila demonstracije, ko
so levicarji zaceli v parku meta
ii kamenje ma kip Cezarja, Cice-
roma, Horacija in Mark Antoni.
ia.
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Ogenj zadusil xensko

V neki start leseni stanovanj-
ski hisi "a 20 oseb ma 8OO1 Cedar
Ave-, je snoei nastal ogenj, v ka-
terem je izgubila zivljenje 23-let-
m Mrs. ALDEN Safer, stirje sta
|novalci pa so dobii poskodbe in
opekline. 1enska je bila najdena
'zadusena v kopalnici v drugem
nadstropju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-11
PristaSi PetkOVa
bOdO pOdprli VladO

SOFIA, 10. nov.-Skupina IA
predstavnikov opozicijske agrar-
ne zveze, XII jo je vodil nedavno
usmrceni Nikolaj Petkov, bo od-
slej podpirala Domovinsko from
to.
Skupina je pedala izjavo, S
katero je obsodila notranjo in
zunanjo politiko, XII sta 10 vodila
" preteklosti DIR. Georgi M. Di-
mitrov in Nikolaj Petkov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-11
WALLACE PRAVI. DA
Sc BoRBE voDI IA
|AMERIsKo TRADIcIJo

81. AOO1Os y. nov.-Na
banketu tukajSnje podruzni-
ce Progressive Citizens of
America je bivsi podpred-
sednik Henry A. Wallace il.
javil. da Sc v Zedinjenih dr.
zavah danes dosajajo stvari.
XII SO Sc dogajale v Mem
eiji leta 1882 tsno leto pred
no je Hitler priSel ma oblast.)
"Presenetljivo je. kako je
nevidni strah sudaril. kako
koraka gor in dol po Zedi-
njenih drxavalL" je rekel
Wallace. XII je urgiral elane
organizacije ,PAC. mai polka
zejo odpor in mai bodo po-
gumni.
"Dajmo ,organizirati 3D.
por. pokazirno pogum. kate
rega 50 pokaxali francoski
podtalni borci. Mi Sc borimo
"a stare amerisko tradicijo.
"Vpijejo 'komunizem. to-
da MISC komunisti. "a katere
gre. Komunizezn nj TO veil
ko vprasanje v Zedinjenih
drzavah in nobene nevarno-
sti nj te strani. &c mas ne
bodo povlekli " depresijo.
Danes mas je nanogo. jutri
mas bo So veS. il &c bo vsak
storil svoj delez. bono resili
Ameriko kot svstilnik "a YES
svet." ]
Ma casnikarski konferenci
je Wallace poudaril. da je
kriza ma svetu ekonomskega.
ne pa politienega znaeaja.
Izjavil je. da kadar bo ljud-
stvo sveta imel9 hrane. delo
in upanje. pote1n bo spopad
med ideologijarni mani kri-
tisen. i.