davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
DELEGAT z. N. OKRCAL
ANGLESKO VOJASKO
UPRAVO v PALESTINI

NEW YORK, 80. septembra-
Ma konferenci United Jewish
Appeal, XII Sc je vrsila tn, je de-
legat posebne komisije organi-
zacije Zdruzenih narodov, XII je
vrsila preiskavo Palestini, in
sicer dr.. Jose Garcia, ostro ma
padel anglesko vojasko vladavi-
no v Palestini.
Garcia je izjavil, da Sc ne da
opisati, kaj sc vse v Palestini
godi.
"Moj prvi Wits je bill, da je
Palestine ogromno koncentracij-
sko taborisce. Zadnjih Is let
sem Sc boril proti diktaturi v
moi lastni dezeli, bill pa sem IL
nenaden, ko sem v Palestini ma
Sci vse make vojaske diktature
tanke, barikadirane ulice, stro-
&c ukrepe, in ljudstvo, katero
vojaske oblasti zapirajo."
Garcia je izjavil, da nj mogoce
razumeti protislovlje, zakaj An
glija, XII lahko uporablja svojo
vojasko silo "a zatiranje, ne mo-
Ire to silo uporabiti "a osvobo-
jenje. ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01

WASHINGTON, 80. septem-
bra-Delavski tajnik Schwellen-
bach je danes namignil, da DO
uvedeno racioniranje hrane, &c
prostovoljna kahpanja "a sted-
njo s hrano ne bo zadostila po-
trebe stradajocega ljudstva v
inozemstvu.
Schwellenbach je izjavil OBJ
priliki sestanka posebnega od-
bora, XII ustvarja program, da
Sc podpre APPEL predsednika Tru-
mana "a stednjo hrano, da DO
cd uspeha predsednikovega ape
la odvisno, &c Sc bo podvzelo
bolj drasticne mere.
"Upam pa, da bo v veliki We
cini ljudstvo nase dezele podpr-
10 bolj drasticne mere, cello ra-
cioniranje neke hrane, &c seda-
Mi sistem (za varcevanje) ne
DO uspesen," je rekel delavski
tajnik. ~.
Schwellenbach Sc cello NADIA,
da bo program "a stednjo $ hra.
mo bill obenem tudi udarec tlragi.
Mi. Ma ia nacin, kot misli
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
Amerika zagotavlja
Poljsko, da nj
''nemSke nevarnOsti'

WASHINGTON, 80. septem-
bra. - Zedinjene drzave so da-
mes obvestile Poljsko, da Sc il
nj treba bait vsled sedanjih ma
crtov, da sc obnovi nemsko eko-
nomijo.
Zagotovilo je bilo podano v
zvezi profession Poljske dne
"a. septembra, S ka terim je
Poljska protestirala proti dvigu
industrijske zmogljivosti v
zdruzeni anglo-ameriski zoni
Nemcije.
Drzavni podtajnik Norman
Armour je v odgovoru ma poll
sko protestno noto odgovoril,
da je naloga, da sc unici nemski
vojni potencial bila vedno izvr-
sevana. Poleg tega je zopet po-
novil ameriski predlog, da Sc
sklene 4O-letna pogodba, XII DO
jamcila Evropi, da Sc me DO
ozivelo nemski militarizem.''
Armour je poudaril, da je ia
predlog bill sprejet kot osnova
sporazuma S strani Anglije in
Francije, ne pa S strani Sow
jetske zveze.
Glede odlocitve, da sc dvigne
zmogljivost. nemske industrije,
pa je Armour v svojem odgovo-
ru pojasnil, da je do te odlo-
citve Zedinjenih drzav in An
glije prislo, ker da Sovjetska
zveza, XII je okupirala vzhodno
Nemcijo, nj hotela obravnava'
tt Nemcijo kot ekonomsko emo.
to.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
&c nacrtom "a ''prostovoljno Stednjo"
ne BIO Slo, bo lahko hrana raci0nirana

Schwellenbach, sc bo "nasa eko-
nomija ojacila istocasno, ko Sc
bo pomagalo Evropi."
Predsednik Truman DO jutri
incl sestanek S svojim kabinet-
MIN odborom "a hrano in pred
sednikom odbora drzavljanov
Charles Luckmanom. V vladnem
odboru Sc nahajajo tajnik Mar
shall, Hartman in Anderson, XII
50 re obvestili predsednika, da
DO v tekocem letu mani zita ma
razpolago "a zunanjo pomoc, kot
pa ga je bilo lansko leto.
Truman je incl konferenco S
70 uredniki casopisov, katere je
zaprosil "a sodelovanje pri kam-
panji. Pojasnil jim je polozaj v
Italiji in. Franciji.
Predsednik senatnega odbora
"a zunanje odnosaje Vandenberg
je sklical sejo odbora "a 10. no.
vembra, ma kateri DO razmotri-
vano predsednikovem predlo-
gu, da Sc odobri $3.50, 600, 900
"a zimsko pomoc Evropi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
BIDAULT BO JUTRI
ZAPROSIL IA POMOC

NEW YORK, 80. septembra.
Francoski zunanji minister
George Bidault bo jutri odpo-
toval v Washington, kjer DO
incl konferenco z visokimi anne
riskimi uradniki glede ekonom-
ske pomoci Franciji. Neki Clan
francoske grupe je izjavil, da
bo OBJ tel priliki obiskal tud !
predsednika Trumana. Gle de
ekonomskega polozaja Francije
pa je Bidault incl ze en- pogo.
vor 2 drzavnim tajnikom Mar
shallom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
Pakistan in Jeman
sprejeti v clanstvo
organizacije Z. N.

FLUSHING, N. Y, 80. sept.
Nova dezela, XII je bila ustvar-
jena po delitvi Indie, musli-
manski Pakistan, ter ma lima
kraljevina Jeman, bosta danes
v organizaciji Zdruzenih naro-
dov zavzeli svoje sedeze in tako
zvisali clanstvo organizacije ma
81 dezel.
Obe dezeli sta bile sprejeti V
casu ko Sc vodijo ostre disku-
size glede sprejetja v clanstvo
ostalih dezel, XII so vlozile pros
MO in sicer Italije, Madzarske,
Romunije, Bolgarije in Finske.
Zedinjene drzave zelijo, da hi
v clanstvo bile sprejete samo
Italia in Finska, docim Sc Sov-
jetska zveza zavzema tudi "a
ostale.
Pri borbi glede sprejema v
clanstyo organizacije Zdruzenih
narodov je Kina dobila prvo
priliko, da postavi ma preiskus-
MO svojo groznjo, da DO popol-
noma spremeni svojo zunanjo
politiko, namrec, da Sc bo name
sto ma Zedinjene drzave, opira-
la ma Sovjetsko zvezo. Kitajski
delegat v Varnostnem svetu je
navzlic ostri ameriski opoziciji
proti sprejemu Romunije opo-
zoril, da bo Kina glasovala sku-
paj S Sovjetsko zvezo "a spre-
jem Romunije v clanstvo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
Burke in Ness zlnagala
pri primarnih voItvah
Ne gre "a principe
ampak "a petrolej,
pravi Henry Wallace

BOSTON, 80. septembra. -
V govoru, XII ga je incl v bo-
stonski Aren't je bivsi podpred.
sednik Zedinjenih drzav Henry
A. Wallace izjavil V zvezi z
amerisko zunanjo politiko, da
Sc "uporablja vse znane meto-
de propaganda, da sc dobi pod.
poro "a osnovi gnilo politiko"
Wallace je izjavil, da so lju-
die, XII oblikujejo amerisko zu-
nanjo politiko, prav malo v skr-
beh "a "civilne svobodscine'
navzlic temu, da mas zelijo mo-
bilizirati pod to zastavo."
"Ali je omejevanje civilnih
svobodscin Sovjetski zvezi ka1
skrbi tiste, XII oblikujejo anne.
risko zunanjo politiko? Mislim
da ne. Mi objemamo Perona
Mi oborozujemo ostale dikta.
torje JUNE Amerike. Mi dovo.
ljujemo, da v Aneriki izdelanc
orozje zatira Indonezijce, brez
da bi okrozali nizozemsko via.
do.
Wallace je izjavil, da Sc ljud,
stvo Azije in Europe ne da vo'
diti "a nos.
"Oni vedo, da sc mi v Grcij
in ma Srednjem vzhodu zanima
mo "a petrolej ne pa "a princi
pc.
Wallace je apeliral, maj Sc
organizirano silo vzame kontro
10 mad dezelo IL rok Wal
Streeta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01

Poleg tega je duhovnik Ste
fan eek obtozen, da je "a casa
okupacije sodeloval nemsko
komando in siril protinacional-
no propaganda "a casa nemske
okupacije kot tudi zaradi pro-
pagandnega della proti novemu
socialnem uredu v Jugoslaviji.
Partizani MISC smell
biti botri pri birmi
Do incidenta v Laniscu je pri-
slo "a. augusta, ko sta bila ma
padena diva duhovnika, cd ka-
terih je eden bill ubit, drugi (se-
daj obtozeni Jakob Ukmar) pa
ranjen.
Vatikan je naznanil, da so
vsi tisti, XII so sodelovali pri ma
padu v Laniscu bill izobceni il
cerkve.
Cerkvene oblasti v Trstu so
zanikale jugoslovanske obtozbe,
da duhovniki MISC hoteli dovo-
liti, da bi partizani, XII so sc bo-
rili proti nacistom, bill botri oh
priliki brine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
NEMCI ZAPLENILI
KROMPIR v DVEH ZONAH

FRANKFURT, 80. septem-
bra. - Nemski ekonomski svet
"a amerisko in anglesko zono
okupacije je zaplenil YES pride
lex krompirja " obeh zonah kot
nujnostno nero. Stroge kazni
bodo nalozene ma osebe, XII bo-
do krompir prodajale ma crni
borzi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
TRUPLA PADLIH VOJA-
KOV BODO PRIPELJANA
NAZAJ v DOMOVINO

NE" YOhA, 50. SepCem-
bra. - Prva trupla padIih
ameriskih vojakov bodo pri-
peljana il Europe 26. okto-
bra, izjavlja1o uradniki ar
madne luke v New Yorku.
Ladja 'Joseph v. Connol-
ly" bo pripeIjala trupIa
vojakov, XII so padli v bitki
ma Bulgu.
Prva trupla ameriskih
vOjakov liz Azije pa bOdO
dOspela v San Francisco
dne 10. oktobra, ko
DO ladja "HOndo Knot"
pripeljala $500 vojakov, Xxi
so padli pri Pearl Harbor-
.ju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
DOnlaCe vesti
Poroka

Poroka
V soboto 4. oktobra sc bosta
porocila Miss Molly M. Bence-
lie, hcerka Mr.. in Mrs. Vid Ben
cello il 1887 E. IT'S St., in Mr..
yohn F. Ovsek, sin Mr.. in Mrs.
Martin Racecic iz 10000 Tyron-
ne Ave. Poroka sc bo vrSila v
cerkvi sv. Jeromija OBJ devetih
zjutraj, porocna slavnost pa bo
v Tankotovi dvorani ma Water
loo Rd. Novoporocencema nase
cestitke!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
KRUSNI ODMERKI v
sPANIJI ZNIzANI

MADRID, 30. septembra. -
Vsled picle zetve in pomanjka-
MIA inozemskega denarja, bodo
jutri v drugic znizani krusni od-
merki v Madridu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
Stavbinski. odbor

Clane stavbinskega in uprav-
mega odbora farme SNPJ sc
opozarja, da Sc jutri vecer OBJ
osmih vrsi seja v Slov. del. do
mu ma Waterloo Rd. ter sc pro-
81 polnostevilno udelezbo, ker je
vet vaznih stvari "a reSiti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
AMERIKANCI V POGAJA-
NJIH IA POLISH KROMPIR

VARSAVA, %. septembra. -
Sest predstavnikov ameriske
vojaske Wade v Berlinu, je wee
raj dospelo v Varsavo, kjer bo-
do vodili pogajanja "a odkup
100000 ton krompirja in osta-
lie zelenjave "a uporabo v anne
riski okupacijski zoni Nemcije
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
Pogreb

Clane drustva "V boz st. So
SNPJ Sc opozarja, da Sc po
moznosti jutri popoldne oh 1.
uri udelezi pogreba pokojnega
clana Ludwig Ogrinc. Truplo
lezi ma mrtvaskem odru v Ze-
letovem pogrebnem zavodu ma
458 E. 152 St.
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lzziualci incidenta U
Lani$ccu pred sodnijjo
VPaZinu Sc bOsta zag0varjala
duhOvnika Ukmar in eek

BEOGRAD, 80. septembra- -Duhovnka Jakob Ukmar
in Stefan eek bosa zagovarala obravnav XII DO
vrsila v Pazinu "a izzivanje incidenta v Lanscu.
Oba duhovnka sta obtozena da Sirila laznive ve
st namenom, da izzoveta nemire.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
Prog. Slovenke

Prog. Slovenke
Jutri vecer oh pol-osmih Sc
vrsi redna mesecna seja krozka
st. 1 Prog. Slovenk v SLOW. del.
domu ma Waterloo Rd. Clanice
so vabljene, da Sc udeleze pol
noStevilno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
Nou grob
ANNA MAURICH

Danes zjutraj je preminila
Mrs. Anna Maurich, stanujoca
ma 663 e. 160 st. Pogreb oskrbu-
je Svetkov pogrebni zavod. Po-
drobnosti bono porocali jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
Zupan je dobil AZ odstotkov
glasov; Pucel je navzlic porazu
d0bil veliko Stevil0 glasov

Pr vcerajsnjh primarnh volitvah sta bila nomini-
kandidata zupansk urad Cevelandu sedanji
zupan Thomas A. Burke in bvs varnostni direkor Eliot
Ness docim je tre kandidat Edward Pucel bill porazen
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
v EGIPTU SE SRI
EPIDEMIJA KOLERE

KAIRO, 20 septembra. - Mi
nistrstvo "a javno zdravje po-
roca, da so Sc pojavili novi slu-
cali kolere sirom Egipta in 81
Ger "a. Diva slucaja kolere sta
porocana il Kaira, docim je "a
kolero umrlo IL oseb v pro-
vinci Caliubia.
Zunanje dezele so poslale
zdravila in ponudile pomoe pri
spodbijanju Epidemic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01

Burke je dobil 72,411 glasov,'
Ness 47,08O, Pucel pa 35,389.
Velika zmaga Burke-a, XII je
dobil 47 odstotkov vseh glasov,
nj bio nobeno presenecenje, pac
pa je presenetil Edward Pucel,
XII je sicer bill porazen, toda je
dobil vecje stevilo glasov, kot
pa so cello njegovi lastni podpi-
ratelji pricakovali.
Ness je ostal dalec "a Burke
ON in splosno prepricanje je, da
DO pri volitvah, XII sc bodo vr-
sile 4. novembra sedanji zupan
Burke zmagal brez tezav.
Svet C. 1. o. urgiral,
da Sc pOraZi Nessa
Cleveland Industrial Union
Council, XII nj pri volitvah pod
prl ne Burkea, ne Pucela, je
urgiral, da Sc porazi republi-
kanskega kandidata Nessa.
Sedaj, ko je Pucel porazen,
Ness racuna, da DO dobil glaso-
We, XII so bill oddani "a Pucela,
pri volitvah 4. novembra, toda
splosno prepricanje je, da jih
ne bo mogel dobiti tudi &c bi
Pucel to zelel.
Burke je zmagal v 25 Cd 80
ward, docim je Ness zmagal v
vardah II, II, II, Is, 19 in 20,
Pucel pa v 10. in %. vardi.
Senator Taft nj
popularen v Clevelandu
Primarne volitve, &c kaj, SO
dokazale, da senator Robert
Taft Sc vedno nj popularen v
Clevelandu in da sc je zupan
Burke izkazal "a enega najbolj
mocnih demokratskih uradni-
kov ma Srednjem zapadu.
Volitve so bile zelo mirne in
v nekaterih vardah cello neza.
nimive. Volilci 13. varde sc ma
primer MISC mogli odlociti dc
zadnjega casa, "a katerega kan.
didata bi volili. Tam je Burke
dobil 25 glasov, Ness Is, Pucel
pa 26.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01
Pri VOlitVah "a meStni
svet zmagala v 81. vardi
VQhnx1on IN R1xy1

Pri volitvah "a mestni svet
(councilmene) so vecinom a
zmagali "stari veterani' z iz-
jemo treh slucajev.
Presenetljiv uspeh je polka
zal bivsi councilman Anton Ve-
hovec, XII je v 80. vardi dobil
1000 glasov vec kot pa njegov
najblizji proti-kandidat William
Boyd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-01

Naro6ajte, Sirite in Gtajte
"Enakopravnost"
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-30
Coram Has Slipping Session

and Mrs. Fred Novak
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Harner plan
on leaving for Spokane on Sun
Gay to attend the wedding of their
son, Robert, which is to take place
on June 3.
Oscar Wigen, Havre, came over
TO make plans on developing his
property here, which he bought
from Glen Harner a few wears
ago.
Inc Coram Boosters club met as
scheduled on Monday evening in
the church basement. The COM
mlttee on the water project, which
is composed of Art Holmquist,
Glenn Harner and Ed Gordon, re-
ported their findings so far and
were given authority to further
proceed towards the establishing
OF a water supply. Carl Lad was
visitor at the meeting and gave
some suggestions. Rev. Frank Hill
lis was also present and gave a
short talk and some good sound
advice that it was better to hire
lawyer first than last and thus
avoid legal tangles when planning
public utility.
Mrs. Ernest Hanson and Brice
Adams were present with the Cub
Scouts, who presented a short
program which was greatly en-
Joyed, so The Boosters club is
sponsoring all Scout activities in
this community.
The next regular meeting will
be held June 9.
Mrs. Ernest Hutchinson and
Glacier Park, were
guests at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Novak.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-30

Coram proceeded this week
with plans for community water
supply as the committee arranged
to send in samples from approx
imately five nearby wells and
springs.
There was a slipping session
liust water from Cottingham lake)
earlier this week, as the commit
tee and a few other Coram folks
decided to find out how the wa
ter tasted. Report is OK.
Engineer Carl Lad was guest
speaker at the last Monday eve
ming Coram Boosters club special
meeting on the water supply.
Rev. F. B. Hills also spoke.
Members of the water committee
are Art Holmquist, Glen Har-
ner and Ed Gordon.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-30
BY Coram Correspondent

Cherryl Gallard, Missoula, spent
the weekend in Coram as a guest
of Jean Patterson.
Mrs. Ann Payne received word
that her brother, Astoria, Ore,
passed away couple of days be-
fore she arrived in Coram from
Portland last week. The commun-
ity extends sympathy to Mrs.
Payne and Mrs. F. B. Hills at
this time of sorrow.
Mrs. Gordon spent week in
Shelby. While there she attended
the graduation exercises of her
niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Hixson and
girls are guests of the A. E. Cleve-
land family. Mrs. Hixson is sis
ter to Mrs. Cleveland.
Doc and Mrs. Baumann, Ka-
lispell, visited at the Jack Gordon
home.
A stork shower was held on
Wednesday afternoon at the Grof-
fly home for Mrs. Robert Kors-
myer, who was the recipient of
many lovely gifts. A delightful
lunch was served by the hostess.
The Coram ladies aid met on
Thursday afternoon at the Jack
Gordon home. The ladies enjoy
ed the meeting very much. Mrs.
Gordon received many compli-
ments on her new home. A lovely
lunch was served by the hostess.
The Coram church received it's
new finish on schedule and looks
much better than before. A group
of 10 volunteer workers did the
work and receive the thanks Of
the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hayes and
children moved to Columbia Falls
to act as caretakers of the veteran
housing project, which is located
near the city park.
William Harner drove home
from Spokane and is employed in
Glacier National park as a truck
driver.
Mrs. Don Rasmussen and Donna
left for their home in Wendover,
Utah, after spending two weeks
away from home visiting rela-
tives here and in Spokane. Mrs.
Rasmussen is a daughter of Mr..
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-30
Around Apgar
BY Barbara Wiles

~~ssA DsSA - vv1ACS
Mrs. Blair and Donald moved
up from Columbia Falls Saturday.
MRS. Blair taught in the grade
school there last winter.
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Cousineau
were visitors at the Frank Will
ltt home over the weekend.
Earl Ross and Chester were
business visitors in Eureka last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. AL Wright were
here from Arizona over the week
end. After a short visit in Hot
Springs they will return to Ap-
gar to spend the summer.
The Bill Moores are moving to
one of the pre-fabs in Dam Town
soon. They will be greatly missed
in Apgar.
Mrs. Nellie Wiles was a busin-
ess visitor in Columbia Falls and
Kalispell.
MIR. Zachary has gone to Al
aska to work.
Herbert Chatterton, Jr., was
nome over the weekend from Mis-
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-30

soula.
At a meeting Monday night at
the Bolton school it was decided
to postpone the All club work
until fall because of lack of inter-
est. There were 16 present.
Francis Mack is here from Co.
lumbia Falls to stay with her sis
ter, Mrs. Eddie Brewster, this
summer.
The Hutchuck boat builders,
Whitefish, brought a lovely new
cabin cruised to try it out on Lake
Mcdonald Sunday. They slowed
their As horse power motor down
to trolling speed and caught six
fish. They also took all the kids
for a ride.
Clarence Haines, Deer Park,
was Sunday fisherman at Lake
Mcdonald.
Among the Sunday fishermen
on our lake were Vic Gray and
Jack Arnold, Whitefish; Lloyd
Hale, Ted Holland and Mr.. Deer
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Bruno FehlbGgE
Spokane, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chan
les Barrie and son, KaliSpen,
spent the evening at the Fehlberx
home on Wednesday.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-30

tional forest has been transferred
to Coram ranger station form Big
fork. Coram district ranger is B.
A. Bealey.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-30

Expert for Anxlery
his bench set up in the Bel
ton Mere, Tom Allen with fea-
thers and fish hooks at hand. is
lily tyelng for local anglers.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-30

niger, Kalispell, Lloyd Sander
son, Coram, and their parties.
Fishing hit an all-time low. Even
Angelo Calivas, a local expert,
didn't catch a fish, so we hear.
Some old-timers expressed the
belief there was too much fish
food in the high water.
The fountain and lunches OPEN
ed Sunday at Eddie's grocery.
Dorothy Brewster is in charge.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-30

Transfer Forest Ranger
Assistant District Ranger Ar
mold Schwartz of the Flathead ma
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-20
Charge arson

A verdict of murder by arson"
was returned this week by a spe-
cial coroner's jury investigating
the deaths of 10 Negro tenants in
the tragic tenement fire at 840-42
w. Ohio ST., on midnight Oct. 9.
After a day-and-night inv N~si-
cation that lasted two months the
six-man jury recommended to
Coroner A. L. Brodie that ID the
owner of the building "can be
held on charge of criminal neg
ligence," and that CD Mayor Ken
nelly begin an Investigation that
would overhaul the city's build
ing inspection department which
gave passing. grade to the Ohio
st. fire-trap five months before
the fire.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-20
Negro iobLess

Ia Chicago, seven out of every
hundred Negroes are jobless,
against two for every hundred
white workers.
Statistics released this week by
the National Council for a Per-
manent Fair Employment Practices
Committee revealed that there is
a difference here of $50 per cent
more unemployment among Negro
workers than among white work
ers.
IF there is a recession" the
report said, IF will be the non
white group on whom the hard
ships of unemployment will fall
the heaviest. Many of the non
white group are employed in
Temporary or permanent jobs
with low seniority. They will
be. the first TO be laid off if
business declines"
The council reported it would
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-20

Speaking before the American
Academy Of Arts and Sciences in
Boston, Mass, this week, Presi-
dent George D. Stoddard of the
University of Illinois said that
scientists are being modified by
the big powers for war. technol-
ogy as they were under Hitler.
Stoddard said:
The technology called ma
tional defense has crept in as
master. ID. To attempt to be
free would bring about charges
OF disloYaltY."
Stoddard said the only solution
would be for science to give its
discoveries to a world organiza-
ton like the United Nations for
use in advancing peace.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-20
Houses up

The cost of a house in Chicago
has increased 1875 per cent in
eight years, the United Industrial
Associates, Inc, reported this week
after survey of housing in 10
American cities.
The survey showed that an av-
erage Chicago home is now $12, ABB
as against 1922 in 1899.
Ralph r. Kaul, director of the
survey, said:
Housing prices will continue
high until the large demand for
medium and low priced homes
has been met"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-20
Santa Claus was good to
the Chicago publishers

The biggest profits in his
tory aren't enough to satisfy
publishers of the strike bound
daily Chicago newspapers.
Despite what Editor g. Pub
Usher has called the newspa-
pers' best year." the publish
erx are trying to smash the
printers union in order TO fur
Their increase their profits.
Profit figures for the year
tell the story.
In 1916 the Daily News
showed a profit after taxes Of,
$2.l54.ooo. enough TO pay divi-
dends On each share of COM
mon stock of $S.25 nearly
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-20
City budget

By a vote of 46 to 0, Chicago's
City Council last Saturday APP
proved a record, high budget to-
falling almost $500 million to op-
crate the city government next
year.
This Friday the Council was
scheduled to reopen the budget
for amendments, but it was doubt
full that any major changes would
be made.
Major item in the total budget
was the corporate fund, which
pays for daily city services such
as police, fire and garbage re-
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-12-20

twice the previous high.
The Times also enjoyed a
peak prosperity last year. be-
fore its merger with the Sun.
Its profit for the year of $685.
SIS was more than Sl39.000
above the previous years take.
The Herald-American is part
of Hearst Consolidated Publ
cations, which rolled up a neat
profit of $l3.4sl. 900 in 1916.
Profits for Marshall Fields
Sum and Col. Mccormick
Tribune are not available.
Mccormick. however, has
frequently boasted that his
newspaper is financially on top
of the heap.