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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-06
Bowel Cleaning Power
OF Inner Aid Medicine

One man recently took INNER
AID three days and said after
ward that he never would have
believed his body contained so
much filthy substance. He said his
stomach, intestines, bowels and
whole system were so thoroughly
clansed that his constant head
aches came to an end, several
pimply skin eruptions on his face
dried up overnight, and even the
rheumatic pains in his knee dis
appea2 ed. At present he is an al
together different man. feeling
fine in every way.
INNER-AID contains u Great
Herbs; they cleanse bowels, clear
gas from stomach, act on sluggish
liver and kidneys. Miserable peo'
pie soon feel different all over. So
don't 60 on SUFFERING Get INNER
AID. Sold by all drug stores.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-06
HALL Sees CASH
IN AIRPORT LAND
Commissioner Suggests
Planting Area To Soy
Beans For Revenue

Estimating that the county could
reap a revenue of'about So, 800 on
40 acres, Commissioner James
Hall suggested to the New Han
over county board of commission
ers yesterday that some of the
land, at Bluethenthal airport be
ploughed up and sowed with soy
beans.
The proposal came at a meet
ing of the commissioners and was
that land at the airport which
would not be harmed by the prof
ect, be used for such.
Chairman Addison Hewlett sug.
gested that the proposal be brought
to the attention of the Civil Aero
nautics administration represent
alive, who is due to be here this
week.
The board OF commissioners also
agreed to investigate the propos-
ed repairs to the Recorders court.
room. Brought to the attention Of
the. public last week by Judge
Winfield Smith, the cost of the
needed repairs has been estimated
at $4,000.
Appearing before the board
favoring the work were Judge
Smith and David Sinclair, Aaron
Goldberg and Ebert Brown, local
attorneys.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-06
WIND
TOEAN

+. 90-Day break in the Barnyard
7:l5-Top of the Morning
7;3O-Zekc Manners
7.45-Musical Clock
7:55-North Carolina Highlights
8.0O-News with Martin Agronsky
S.l5-Rcund the Town Reporter
8.2O-Musical Clock
9;55-UP New
g:Oo-The Breakfast Club with Don Nc
la.O0--My True Story
1o:25-Betty Crocker Magazine of the
IL. 45-The Listening Post
11.00-Breakfast in Hollywood Tom
Breneman
II .30-The HOLLYWOOD Story
II .45-Ted Malone
12.O0-Noon Day Musical
12.30-At Your Request
.O0-Baukbage Talking
It5-Musical Ipterlude
1:25-Round the Town Reporter
r30-WMFD Concert of the Air
Walter Herman News
2f5-Ethel and Albert
1:3O-Bride and Groom
3.00-L4dies Be Seated
3:3o-The Baptist Hour
3:45-Tommy Bartlett Show
430-"ABC Stardust"
445-"Let's Dane and UP News"
5:O0-Terry and Pirates
s:15-Sky King
53O-"WMFD Lamplighter"
545-'Flit Frolics'
5000 gan Serenade''
6~:15-"Round the Town Reporter"
6~:20-"Sportsi
6:25-"North Carolina H%ighlights''
6:3o-Veteran Administration
e:45-"Little Show
7:O0-Headline Edition
1:15-"Sineing Sam"
7:~30-"Bands of the Land"
~8:l5-Bobby Doyle Show
~s;30-Boston POPS Concerts
e:30-United Jewish Appeal Ppm.
10 :00-The Hon. Warren R. Austin
10:30-Barbed Wire Sky
11:00-News of Tomorrow
f1:f5-Joe Hassel
u:30-Gems for Thought
II :35-Click Restaurant Orchestra
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-06
Radio Programs

hours. Some local stations cham.
hour of relay to fit local schedule:
Last minute program changes ca
not be included.
TUESDAY, MAY 6
Evening
5:G0-News Report, IS Mins.-nbc
ETC SevaIeid and News-cbs
Silent Il H. abc-east
Riddle Serial Hour (also repe.
l hr. later abc-west
Network Silen, Il hr.) -mbs-eas;
Riddles Serial Hour repeated l .
later L bc-West
I'D World Council of Churches II
FRONTIERS of Science, Talk-cbs
80 FED Barber and Sports-cbs
America Serenade; Sports-nbc
o:4o--Lowel Thomas Newscast-nbc
World News & .Commentary-cbs
6:oO-Radio Supper Club -nbc-basic
Mystery Drama for Week-cbs
News and Commentary-abc
fulton Lewis, Jr. West repeat
hour later -mbs
6:i5-News and Comment-nbc
Jack Smith Song Series-cbs
Elmer Davis Commemorative
Dancing Music Show-mbs-basic.
6:3o-The Manor House Party-nbc
American Melodies Song-cbs
Green Hornet Mystery-abc
Arthur Hale Commentaries basic
6:45--Galtenborn Commensurate
Sports repeat 30 m. later -mbs
7:Oo-Milton Berle Variety-nbc
: Big Town Newspaper Play-cbs
Lum n Abner, Comedy-abc~
Lewis E. Lawes Cases-mbs
':io-Ihe Bobby Doyle Show-abc
Special Investigator, Drama-mbs
f:oo-Date with Judy, Drama-nbc
Mel Blanc Comedy Show-bs
Boston Pops Concert-abc
The Falcon Drama-mbs
7:55-Five Minutes News-cbs
100 Amos and Andy S~ketch-nbc
Vox Peppers & Interviews-cbs
Gabriel Heater Commentaries
o:lo-Real Life Drama Series-mbs
o:oo-F1ober MCGEE and Molly-nbc
studio l, Hours Drama--cbs
hex Maupin Orchestra-abc
American Forum; Debate-mbs
9:OO-Bob Hopes Comedy-nbc
Warren R. Austin Talk-abc
9:15-Vic Damone Baritone-mbs
9:3o0Red Shelton Comedy-nbc
Open Hearing Discussion-cbs
Hoosier Hop Barn Dance-abc
The Information Quiz-mbs
9:45-Earl Goodwin Comment-abc
l0:OO-New & Variety 2 hr.-nbc
News, Variety, Dance 3hrs.-cbs
News & Dance Band Hour-abc
News Dance Band, 2 hrs.-mbs
Band Hr.-abc-west on.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-06
WGNI
TODAY

e:3O-News Summary
6~:33-Sunup Hoedown
7O0-News
1:O5-Eye Opener
8~:00-Today in Our Town
8:O5-Eye Opener
~9:00-Organ Music
s:15-Morning Devotional
9:3O-Say 1t With Music
lO:00-EIeanor Watts
1O:15-Tell Your Neighbor
10 :3O-Hearts Desire
11:00--ShoWcase
11:30-U. S. Naval Academy Band
L: 00-Cedric Foster
l2:l5-Bobby Norris and the Singin,
Strings
i2:3O-Merv Griffin
i2:45-Checkerboard Jamboree
1:rO-Queen For a Day
1:3O-Harlem Hospitality
2:00-News
2:l5-Smile Time \,
2:30-Hollywood Melodies
2;45-Jackie Hill Show
3:0o-Erskine Johnson
3:15-The Johnson Family
~S:30-Two Ton Baker
3~:45-Adventure Parade
4:OO-Record Review
5:15-Orchestra
5:25-News
5:3O-News
s:4O-Local Sports Roundup
s:45-Tom Mix
6:00-Fulton Lewis
6:15-Mlsical Variety
6:30-Arthur Hale
6:45-Inside of Sports
T:0O-Jan CARRIER Show
7:l5-Special Investigator
T:3O-The Falcon
s:00-Song Of Surplus
8:15-Waltz Time
s:301Orchestra
s:15-The Vic Damone Show
9:30-International Quiz
i0:00-All the News
t0:l5-Orchestra
10:55-NeWs
II :00-Orchestra
ll:30-Music to Relax BY
II :55-News
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-06
SHIPPING NEWS
IN PORT
Tanker

Tanker
S. S. Spring Hill, arrived this
morning with petroleum products
for Shell Oil company, Cape Fear
Terminal, agents.
S. S. B%ulklube, unloaded, and
making preparations for sailing.
Cape Fear Terminal, agents.
INWARD BOUND
Tanker
S. S.. Atlantic Coast, due tomor-
cow with petroleum products for
Atlantic Refining company.
CLEARED AND SAILED
Tanker
S. S. Roanoke, delivered petrole-
UNI products to Texas Oil COM
pany. sailed yesterday for Texas
port.
S. S. Lake Charles, left Friday
for Texas ports, completing de-
livery of cargo Of petroleum to
National Oil company.
SHIPS REFITTING FOR DUTY
Lay-Up Ships
S. S. Calvin Coolidge, Heide and
company, agents. S. S. Felipe de
Vera, Heide and company, agents.
S. S. David R.. LaGrowe, Heide
and company, agent.
A mixture of ground corn cobs
and rice hulls has been used in a
sand blasting machine to b ! a S t
carbon from gasoline engine
cylinders.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-06
OVER THE NETWORKS
NETWORK PROGRAMS

Time is eastern standard. FOR CEN
trail standard subtract one hour, for
mountain standard subtract two
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Il Taken On Guam, axe
Sue ior Overtime DAMAGES

TWe1ve men. who Il Was Said were
employed on Guam and Wake Island
until the men were captured ~ the
Japs ID 1911, yesterday brought suit
III District Court for about $45.000
Ia overtime pay and damages from
several concerns.
The suit, which names as defend
ants two concerns with Washington
addresses and several others. whose
addresses were said to be unknown,
bases It's claim on the allegation that
the men were working on . 48-hour
week basis and were paid overtime
only for time over those hours. It
claims, however. that the men
should have been paid overtime for
al over 20 hours, under labor law.
Nine Of the. plaintiffs are from
distant States while addresses Of
three Of them are given IS Honolulu.
Washington defendants named in
cfude the Raymond Concrete Pile
Co, 900 block Of Seventeenth street
NV, and the Morris s-Knudson Co.,
Inc, 900 block Of + street NV.
Tho suit was filed through Attor-
ney Ward II. Oehmann.
Evening star., 1947-05-15

Note on the effect Of Perseverance:
Almost 10 years ago musical play
|c allied @Knickerbocker Holiday
stopped at the National Theater on
its way to New York. It's score was
notable for some sprightly and in-
teresting music by Kurt Well and
some literate lyrics by Maxwell
Anderson. The best known Of its
songs, of course, was September
Song" which was revived recently
and seems to have become one Of
those hit tunes that never die.
There was another song in the
|'Knickerbocker Holiday" score that
had its admirers in It's time. It was
q wistful, plaintive sort OF torch
song, cry to a love lost and never
found again. It was called ut Never
Was Anywhere You" and band
leaders everywhere learned to play
1t once they got over their awe Of
the unusual grammar.
"It Never Was Anywhere You"
dropped out Of sight, as tunes do.
1t never dropped out Of the minds
Of its admirers, though. They liked
the sadness of it and kept asking to
hear 1t. In recent years the request
Evening star., 1947-05-15

ltiie leeend, Nofd Deutscl1er I5oyt
Bremen-7 sp0dls q Wax3
\ = =
Sad Ending Note: Ahc$ioneeEs
moved ID yesterday to dispose q a1l
that remained Of the Brown Derby
What vas left included. among
other things. m elderly piano and
d half-dozen scellaneous phono-
graph records.
4
Startling neutrality-suspicious.
Night Department: We were sitting
quietly IN the Madrillon, mindins
our own business, when . woman
two tables away leaned toward 4
man she had Just met. 'I'm from
Louisiana" she said firmly. In
Louisiana we have the biggest lepro-
isorium In the United States"
Evening star., 1947-05-15
More orlye Is Sought
|By Fuirfox Red Cross

Additional yoluntaer WuelkeFS IN
needed ~ xAarfsx County Chapte1
1 OF the Red Cross Nrs. Char1es 0lis-
son, chairman of Volunteer apecial
Services. announced today.
She asked all Fairfax County
women interested ii giving one day
q month or more, to meet at til
home Of Mrs. Edward HoWrey,
Wakefield Chapel road next We'd
nesday Tor IN all-day luncheou
meeting.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Afte = rk
An Old Son9 Can Be Revived
Ii it Has Persevering Friends
By HARRY MacARTBUR.

has brought the same reaction from
every orchestra leader who was
operating when the tune was new.
The fellow. whoever he happened
to be, would get faraWay look IN
his eyes. Say, that was . good
tune he would say. 1--WE ought
to play 1t again. Then he'd try
to hum it and give up midway. Mr..
Well did not cut his music to Tin
Pan Alley patterns.
The first to be broken down by
the assault of an admirer OF TT
Never Was Anywhere You" was
Hugh Barteman, bass player with
Sammy Seymour's trio at the Cafe
Caprice Of the Roger Smith Hotel.
Hugh said he thought he could set
the music down on paper. He had
ito call for aid before he was through,
but he knew where to turn He
called Artie Hume, of Sammy Marks
orchestra at the Roosevelt Hotel.
Artie, q, man with memory as well
as a fine trumpet technique. supplied
the missing chords.
Pianist Mini Baker insists she's
been given q trumpet part TO play
on the celeste, but the Seymour trio
can play "It Never Was Anywhere
You"
Department Of Amplincation: It
Is only Paul Young's Romany Room
that has closed for the summer, and
not Mr.. Young's entire Thirteenth
street enterprise, as some seem to
have assumed. The Roumanian Inn
still Is open.
Progress Note: You are going to
have to get modern radio equipment
If you want to keep up with the
local bistro singers while staying At
home. Dona Mason, Of the King
Cole Room, starts q series Of We'd
nesday night broadcasts over WASH
FIN on June 4. Sue Milroy, OF the
Madrillon, becomes a television
singer on WTTG May %, with the
hope that 1t will turn into q weekly
series. The King Coles Miss Mason,
incidentally, will be q co-star with
Eddie Bracken at the entertainment
Of the Ad Clubs jamboree on May
"a.
Al Fresco Department: The Wash
ington Roof, that terrace than which
there is no better place for fleeing
from work Of an afternoon or eve
ming, opens today.
The Shoreham Terrace will open
May 80. This year there will be
dining in the open and Barnee and
the rest of the Blue Room enter
tainment will be moved out OF doors.
The Roger Smith Hotels Star
light Roof (Which we hope we will
not inadvertently call the Powhatan
Roof more than twice this season.
will open June s. Sammy Seymour,
with new, men added to make his
trio q larger orchestra, will move
upstairs to provide the dance music.
(All these dates are set, you should
know, with a prayer against waim-
sical weather, which could change
them)
Question -Awaiting-Answer Note:
BY what intricate process OF COM
merce, Peter Borras, did the Mad-
rillon come by a silver serving tray
marked with q fancy crest bearing
Evening star., 1947-05-15
MARYLAND Soon 10 Issue
Retail Sales Tax Licenses
By ,hs Assee;oisd Press

BALTIMORE, May 15.-Issuance
Of licenses required by merchants
In connection with collection Of the
2 per cent retail sales tax in
Maryland after July win be started
next Monday, State Auditor Daniel
L. Clayland announced today.
Mr.. Clayland estimated $4,000
State vendors viii be required to OBJ
tain the licenses. Applications may
be made either in person or by mail
at the new headquarters Of tax coll
lection division in the Leeds Build
ing, Baltimore.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-13
Nou grob
JOHN JAMNIK

Kot smo vceraj'' porocali, je
preminil vceraj zjutraj oh 7:15
uri John Jamnik, p. d. Nova
kov, star Sc let. Stanoval je ma
62O5 Edna Ave. Donna je bill IL
Move vasi, Visnja CORA, odko-
der je prisel v A e'riko leta
1907. Zadnje case je bolehal in
je delal "a nocnega cuvaja. Bill
je clan drustva Janeza Krstni-
ka st. 81 ABB in podr. st. 6
sMz. Tukaj zapusea soprogo
Alojzijo, rojeno Pusler, donna
il Stranske vasi, fara Zaticna,
dive hceri Rozalio in Vilmo, bra
ia Antona v Aurora, Mimi, tri
necake v Minnesoti, kjer je po-
kojni zivel II let, in kjer ina
mnogo svojih rojakov in prija-
teljev. Truplo bo polozeno ma
mrtvaski. oder nocoj oh sestih
in pogreb Sc DO vrsil v soboto
zjutraj OBJ 10. uri liz IGrdinove-
ga pogrebnega zavoda v cerkev
sv. Vida ter nato ma pokopali-
See Calvary.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-13
Po6ska in Rusija imata nacrte, da
p0vezeta BaltiSkO in CrnO m0rje

SZCZECIN, Poljska, IL. av-
gusta-Sovjetska zveza in Poll
ska sc ukvarjata z nacrti, kate
rih cilj je, da Sc povezavo reke
Odre Donavo omogoci plovbo
il Baltiskega v Crno morje.
Pri teh nacrtih je edna ovira
ameriska postojanka ma gor-
MEM toku Donave pri Linzu v
Avstriji. Toda Poljaki in Rusi
racunajo, da DO ia ovira odklo-
njena, predno bodo njih nacrti v
detajlih ustvarjeni.
Reka Oder, XII Sc pri Szczecinu
(bivsemu Stettinu) izliva Bal
tisko morje, pomeni "a vzhodno
Evropo isto, kar reka Rama po-
meni "a zapadno. Pc nacrtih bi
Sc Odro povezalo z Donavo
vzdolz tako imenovane "narav-
ne meje slovanskih drzav."
Szczecin, kot tudi bivso ozem-
lie Reicha, XII je sedaj priklju-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-13
Obtozbe proti bolnicam

V teku zadnjih par mesecev
je 10 clanov, XII placujejo zava-
rovalnino "a bolnisko postrezbo
(hospitalization), naperilo pri-
tozbe proti petim bolnisnicam,
,da so Jim bill predlozeni racuni
"a postrezbo v dragih sobah "a
enega bolnika, v katere so bill
postavljeni, ker bolnisnice MISC
imele ma razpolago cenejsih pro-
storov, do katerih so bill upra-
viceni po kontraktu. Prizadete
bolnisnice so Glenville, Univer-
sity, Mt. Sinai in Grace v Gle
velandu in st. Johns v Lorai-
nu. Ia situacija je nastala vsled
pomanjkanja postelj v bolnisni-
cab.
Uradniki zveze bolnisnic so v
tel zvezi vceraj izjavili, da ako
prizadete bolnisnice denarja, XII
so ga nepravilno iztirjale, ne
bodo vrnile, bodo izobeene IL
zveze.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-13
Vlada 0beta vojno
proti profitarjem

WASHINGTON, IL. avg. -
Justicni tajnik Tom Clark je
danes naznanil, da bo Via d a
podvzela akcijo v svrho prose-
kucije posameznikov in korpo-
racij, XII nepostavnimi dogovo-
ri povzrocajo draginjo ziveza,
oblacil in gradbenega materia-
la.
Clark je dal razumeti, da Sc
bo poslej v vseh takih primerih
nastopilo vso strogostjo in
da obtozenci ne bodo usli z glo.
bami, kakor v preteklosti, tenn
vec da sc bo v vseh sluca jih do.
kazane krivde zahtevalo zapor'
ne kazni.
Vlada sc je odlocila "a stroz'
jo akcijo ma podlagi ugotovitev
katere je napravil proti-trust
nj oddelek justicnega depart
menta, je dejal Clark.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-13

ceno Poljski, je Sc vedno sporno
ozemlje, navzlic temu, da je ma
konferenci v Jalti bill dosezen
sporazum, da Sc Poljski, XII maj
bi odstopila Rusiji 46 odstotkov
svojega predvojnega ozemlja, v
zameno da ozemlje, XII Sc je pred
vojno nahajalo v vzhodni Mem
ciji in katerega povrsje znasa
tri cetrtine tistega, kar ga je
Poljska odstopila Rusiji. Ma
zadnji konferenci ministrov "a
zunanje zadeve, XII Sc je vrsila
v Moskvi, pa je ameriski drzavni
tajnik Marshall izjavil, da Ze-
dinjene drzave Sc MISC pristale
ma sklepe konference v Jalti in
dal vedeti, da bodo zahtevale re-
vizijo sedanjih mel v korist
NemclJe.
Poljaki ze cistijo svoja nova
podrocja. Ocitno je, da Sc ne OH
rajo mnogo, &c bo Amerika odo-
brila te meje ali ne. L. bivse
nemske Pomeranije so Poljaki
pregnali Sc okrog 100000 Mem
cev, toda nekoliko milijonov
Nemcev je zbezalo, ko so ruske
cete napredovale proti Nemeiji.
Ma ozemlju je koncem julia bi-
10 Sc kaksnih 10000 Nemcev
in ko tudi tt odidejo, bo Pome-
ranija, odnosno poljsko Primor-
lie (Pomorze), popolnoma poll.
ska pokrajina.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-13
Green prepriccan, da
bi bill Taft porazen
pri vOitvah |. 1913
Prerokuje, da bi Taft
dozivel najhujSi poraz
"a predsedniski urad

SAN FRANCISCO, II. avgu-
sta-Predsednik Ameriske de-
lavske feedracije William Green
je pred Mednarodnim bratstvom
prevoznikov pozval republican
sko stranko, maj nominira sena-
torja Robert A. Tafta "a pred
sedniskega kandidata pri pri-
hodnjih volitvah, tako ida bono
vedeli, pri Gem smo.'
"Brez oklevanja lahko prero-
kujem, da bo "a vsaki delavski
glas, XII bo oddan "a Tafta, od-
danih 100000 delavskih glasov
proti njemu,' je rekel Green.
"Nadalje prerokujem, da bo Mr..
Taft dozivel tax poraz, kot ga
nj dozivel noben kandidat "a
predsednistvo zedinjenih dr.
zav."
Predsednik ADJ je obljubil,
da bo delavsko gibanje upora-
bilo vsako unco svoje energije,
da izvrsi popolno cistko v pri-
hodnjem kongresu.
Ma shodu je govoril tudi vo-
ditelj unije prevoznikov Daniel
]. Tobin, XII je v svojem govoru
vrgel v en- kos Sovjetsko zvezo
in Taft-Hartleyev zakon. (Kak-
sne zveze ina Sovjetska zveza S
tenn zakonom v porocilu nj ONE
memo. Tobin je svojem govoru
napadel Rusijo in Sc posluzil z
obicajnimi propagandnimi IRA
zD.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-13
1seejo sorodnike

Il urada Ameriskega rdecega
kriza smo prejeli prosnjo, da bi
potom objave poizvedeli "a ma
slove sledecih, "a katere po-
vprasujejo sorodniki v start do
movini: Malta Stefancic, donna
IL Tihovo Razkrizje, Delnice,
sin Juraja in Marie, rojene Cr-
mic; Peter Krejcik, donna IL Pa
kraca, XII je prisel v Ameriko v
maju 1923 in "a katerega Sc We,
da je nekoc zivel v Parma, o.;
Maria Kaligaric. &c omenjeni
sami to citajo ali pa &c kdo We
kje Sc nahajajo, Sc prosi, da
sporocijo ma Rdeci kriz, 1927
Prospect Ave-, Cleveland Is, O.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-13

To je re tretji sporazum, XII
so ga Anglezi in Amerikanci
sklenili teku zadnjega meseca
z dezelami vzhodne Europe.
Pred tenn sta bill podpisani po-
godbi s Cehoslovasko in Finsko.
Sedanji sporazum z Jugosla-
WHO je podpisan "a anglesko in
a M erisko okupacijsko zono
Nemcije. Jugoslavija namerava
kupovati v teku naslednjih sti-
rih let industrijske izdelke cd
blaga pa do plavzev.
Jugoslavija DO posiljala
hrano in sirOvine
Nacelnik ameriske delegacije
Don D. Humphrey je izjavil, da
utegne kupovanje jugoslovan-
skin pridelkov biti nekoliko mi
zano in sicer vsled vrste pridel-
kov, XII jih Jugoslavija zeli pro-
dati Nemciji v zameno "a nem-
ske izdelke. Jugoslovani so pred
lagali, da prodajo Nemciji kot
glavne produkte drago hrano,
kot konzervirano meso, prasice
in mast, kar pa 81, po misljenju
Hemphreya, Nemci ne morejo
dovoliti.
Iugoslovani so predlozili tudi
'nadaljni seznam stvari, XII 50 jih
pripravljeni prodati Nemcem.
Ma seznamu je vkljucen trd les,
antimonij, baker, magnezij, pi-
rit, slado (rusko steklo) in ne
kaj kroma (prvine).
"Dejansko nj odrejena vsota
v tenn sporazumu," je izjavil
Humphrey, "toda Jugoslovani
so izrazili zeljo "a kupovanje
strojev, XII jih rabijo "a njih pet
letni nacrt, v znesku $1OO,O00,-
900. Mi smo sc enostavno spora-
zumeli glede okvirja, v katerem
Sc bodo sklepali pogodbe z nem-
skimi zasebnimi podjetji."
Angleski in ameriski pogajal-
ci so prisli Beograd ma pova-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-13
MACARTHUR PRIDE MA
MIROVNA POGAJANJA?

WASHINGTON, IL. augusta
Gen. Douglas Macarthur Sc v
jeseni utegne vrniti Zedinjene
drzave in sicer, da Sc udelezi po-
govorov glede japonske mirov-
ne pogodbe. Drzavni oddelek je
povabil Rusijo in ostalih devet
drzav sveta "a Daljni who'd ma
predkonferenco, XII maj bi Sc vr-
sila v Washingtonu ali pa San
Francisco.
Macarthur bi ma tt predkon-
ferenci podal porocilo svojih
skusnjah kot vrhovni zavezniski
komandant okupirane Japonske.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-13
Casnikar obtOzuje
ameriskega generala
Lee-a v Sredozemlju
Pozivlja Eisenhowerja.
da poseze v polozaj in
napravi konec "sskanda-
loznim razmeram"

Reporter United Pressa''
Robert c. Ruark objavlja seri-
jo clankov IL Leghorna v Itali-
il, v kateri naperja proti ame-
riskemu komandantu gen. John
c. Leu v Sredozemlju obtoz-
DO, da Sc obnasa kot kak orien-
talski potential, in da so vojaki,
XII so podrejeni njegovi koman-
di, izpostavljeni najrazlicnejsim
sikanam.
Ruark pise, da so ameriski
vojaki Italiji vsled tega skraj-
no nezadovoljeni, in da med NIL
mi obstoja splosna demoraliza-
CHA.
Oficirji ma glavnem stanu Sc
valjajo v razkosju, imajo mai
boljso hrano, krasna stanova-
MIA in veseljacenje med mimi
je splosno. Nasproti temu, pise
Ruark, pa dobivajo navadni vo-
jaki skoro neuzitno hrano, njih
bivalisca so zanemarjena, no.
benin prilik nimajo "a rave
drilo, in vojak, XII bi il daljave
100 jardov ne salutiral oficir-
ju, je v nevarnosti, da ga zade-
ne stroga kazen.
Casnikar Ruark odprto pozi-
va gen. Eisenhowerja, da kot
sef armadnega generalnega Sta
ba poseze v situacijo in napravi
konec razmeram, O katerih pra-
vi, da so skandal "a armada
Zedinjenih drzav.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-13
Obstrelil mater

V policijskem zaporu sc ma
haja 19-letni Ronald Harris, il
1O117 Superior Ave., XII je v pi-
janosti obstrelil svojo mater ter
policiji grozil z revolverjem, ko
je prisla, da ga aretira. Matt
pravi, da je sin oh 3. uri zjutraj
zacel divjati ter zahteval, da mu
pusti iti v cerkev, da sc bo "iz-
povedal svojih grehov.' Rekla
je, da nj namenoma streljal ma
MO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-13
IA PETKOVA SE ZAHTEVA
SMRTNA KAZEN

SOFIA, IL. avgusta-Drzav-
nj tozilec je danes zahteval
smrtno kazen "a Nikolaja Pet
kova, bivsega voditelja kmeeke
|stranke, XII je obtozen, da je ho-
tel strmoglaviti bolgarsko ljud-
sko vlado. ..>:.-' .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-13
Sla v smrt. ker bi
Sc morala seliti

S strelom v usta je izvrsila
vcerai samomor Mrs. Marietta
Ball, stara II let, XII je bila maj
dena mrtva v spalnici ;svojega
stanovanja ma 2477 Overlook
Rd. v Cleveland Heights. Co.
spodar je zensko pred stirimi
dnevi obvestil, da sc mora v te-
ku treh dni seliti, drugace da
10 bo S tozbo iztiral liz stanova-
MIA.