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Evening star., 1947-10-29
Princeton Guards
Aquinst Penn Paint
By the Assoe;o.ed Press

PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. 90
If the British had taken half
the precautions in 1777 against
the American revolutionaries
that Princeton has taken in 1947
against Penn paint and marau-
ders, it is doubtful that Wash
ington would have won the bat
tie of Princeton.
The Tiger campus is practically
an armed camp as vigilantes
patrol outposts and stand guard
in sentry style. The students
are travelling in pairs so that If
Red and Blue enemy is sighted,
one can run to the nearest phone
and put in an emergency call to
the university radio station.
Already 10 Princeton land
marks have felt the brush of
Penn artists and bear the epi-
thets BEAT the Tiger" Down
with Nassau" Lick Princeton"
and just plain Penn"
Evening star., 1947-10-29
Honey Boy Williams
To Fight Jones Here

Johnny CHoney Boy Williams of
New York, with five Madison Square
Garden bouts on his record, invades
Turner's Arena Monday to face the
local fa;vorite, Herbie (BifD Jones,
in a fight scheduled for 10 rounds.
Williams record is studded with
name fighters, and If he is to be
judged by past performances, he
should give Jones a stiff test. He
beat Lenny Mancini, Ruby Kessler,
Make Shapiro and Joey Peralta, all
fighters with a reputation around
Jacobs Beach in New York. He
went the distance against Tony
Janiro and Freddy Archer, and
fought Roman Alvarez to a draw.
In his last local appearance, Jones
beat Willie Roach after a rugged
battle. Johnny Bratton is the only
fighter to defeat Jones this season
and Jones is seeking a return go in
Chicago with him.
Evening star., 1947-10-29
Coner|y Leads Nation
In 0ffense Despite
Rossides' Big Squirt
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Chucking
Charley Conerly of Mississippi con-
tinues to be the Nations football
workhorse, but out in New York's
Morningside Heights section they'll
nominate Columbia University's
Gene Rossides. And probably with
out any violent dissent from West
Point, either.
National Collegiate Athletic Bu-
reau figures today showed Conerly
leading the Nation for the second
straight week in total offense and
forward passing, and providing SO
per cent of Mississippis offense.
But the bureau also had an &C
knowledging nod for Rossides, whose
pitching last Saturday punctured
Army's long string Of 80 games
without defeat.
Highest Total Yardage.
Rossides figured in 43 plays for
285 yards against Army, the highest
yardage total registered by grid
der in a single game in the last
two years. He carried the ball 16
times for 46 yards, and completed
18 out of 27 passes for 239 yards,
the latter figure also being high for
the season. His 18 competitions
equaled the figure set earlier this
fall by Gene Bourdet of Montana
State against Oregon.
Conerly leads the Nation In touch
down passes with TO- He has figured
in 1913 of Mississippis 3S4 plays and
has accounted for GIL of his teams
1853 yards to date. -.---,r--.-. =
The figures:
Total offense (gsins both rushing and
passing)-1, Charlie Conerly. Mississippi,
s11 yards; n;, e Fred 1idn Enke Arizons SO
TSm Tstze5i wake TSogTest; 7$i; s Rh,i
etste sHsa s5s 81 J. B Williams 42hn caPasf Paso an sSi
10, Bob Chapguis, Michigan, 643.
Utah, ttSii& 4ss; ; Phil siosbargs Temple 4s4;
4. Harry szulborski, Purdue, 455;, 5.
Teeh. TShi'a 41a s. Bill ffHa Haxkins' s. Navy 4fs
9. Wilton Davis, Hardin-simmons. 4I2;
and John Graves, California, 4o6 apiece.
number of completions)-1,- Charlie Con-
| erly, Mississippi 50 COMPLETED in 1870
attempts: 2. Rex Olsen. Brigham Young,
81 in III; 3, Norm Van Brocklin, Oregon,
So in 100; 4, Johnny Rauch, Georgia,
81 In 90; 5, Perry Moss. Illinois. a IN IN
in 95; T. Muse, Flagstaff state, 40 in
9s; s, Dick Working. Washington & Lee,
80 in 49,, 8, Tom Fetzerr Wake Forest,
SO in "A; 10, Gene Bourdet, Montana
| State, 80 in 90.
Evening star., 1947-10-29
Grid Coaches Are Not Pessimistic by Mature,
They're Just Mindful of Upsets'- --Leohy

matte reason is that American
boys are not respectors Of repu-
tations in opponents and do not
go into any game already de-
feated.
Ask the Japs who escaped
Guadalcanal. They were Impe-
rial Marines and unbeatable, ac-
cording to Jap reports. Or ask
the Nazis in the Battle of the
Bulge.
fMrNauvht Svndicate>
Evening star., 1947-10-29
Laurel Ending Today,
Fans Interest Turns
To Pim|ico Special
BY the Assoeioted Press

LAUREL, Md, Oct. 29.-Laurel is
ending its 25-day meeting today
with two stake races, but most of
the talk among horsemen here was
centered around the running Of the
11tn winner.take-all Pimlico Special
at Baltimore Friday.
Seven jumpers, headed by Kent
Miller's Elkridge, were set to 60 in
the SIS, ,000-added Chevy Chase
Steeplechase on the Laurel getaway
card, which was cofeaturing the $10,-
000-added Queen Isabella Handicap
for fillies and mares.
Snow Goose Topweighted.
Walter M. Jeffords' Snow Goose,
who was declared out of the Pim-
lico Special in favor Of the IN mile
Queen Isabella, was assigned top
weight for the Laurel race. Eight
other Thoroughbreds, including
William Helis' Earshot, 1T, and the
Christiana Stable entry of Camargo,
113, and Oberod, 107, were entered.
Another highly favored jumper
named for the Chevy Chase was
Mrs. S. C. Clark's Trough Hill, as
signed lat pounds. Elkridge was
given an impost of 154 pounds for
the 21a mile test.
The Maryland racing scene will
shift tomorrow to Pimlico, where
the Thoroughbred will run 13 days.
AS of now, the Pimlico Special
shapes up as a four horse race, with
$25 900 and glory at the end of the
11/16-mile route for the winner.
Calumet Stables 6-year- -old star.
Armed, with Doug Dodson up, Ii
the horse to beat. Indications are
he will 60 postward with Walter
Jeffords' Loyal Legion, William
Helis' Cos1nic Bomb and Fervent,
another Calumet horse.
Seeks Fourth Special.
Warren Wright's Calumet outfit,
lnasterminded by the Jones boys
Ben and his son, Jim-is out to
take its fourth Special. The Calu-
met silks were carried to victory
by Whirlaway in 1912, Twilight Tear
in 1914 and Armed in 1945. Eddie
Arcaro, who is coming down from
New York to ride Loyal Legion, also
is cunning for a record In the
classic. He was aboard Challedon,
Shut Out and Assault when they
won the test in 1899. 1943 and 1916,
respectively.
AL Snider is slated to ride Fer
vent-a possible stalking horse" for
Armed-Friday. There has been no
definite word from the Helis stable
as to who will be up on Cosmic
Bomb.
The word around here is that
Stymie, currently the worlds top
money winner, will pass up the Spe-
cial for the Scarsdale Saturday at
Empire Jamaica.
However, pending final word from
Stymie's owner, Mrs. Ethel D.
Jacobs, or Trainer Hirsch Jacobs,
Maryland Jockey Club officials were
hoping they would decide in favor
of the Pimlico race.
Evening star., 1947-10-29
Singh, ToIun Headline
L1oniaht's Russle Cord

Nanjo Singh, who came back last
week after long absence to defeat
Faro Dinaldo, gets top spot on to-
nights rassling show at Turner'S
Arena. His opponent will be Wlad-
islaw Talun. the 6-foot-8 Polish
grappler, regular headliner locally.
The semifinal has Babe Sharkey
tangling with Gino Garibaldi. 9th
ers scheduled are Hans Kampfer
against Ivan Komaroff, Ace Free
man against Jesse James and Sheih
Abed against Jack Thomas.
Evening star., 1947-10-29

zv.rv suit styled, toi'ored to i's'os IDS,
s'ss sveL' .tondord of good looks ond long
h'o" F"so, Sweet Neot stripes, new p'oids' fonsy
~eo'. ..b;ns shadow weave worsteo1, >,
herrinebones it's all mere 1t"
sizes.
Evening star., 1947-10-29
Third-Strinqer Moves Up

ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. 20 R.-Lynn
Pete) Dorset Of Miami, Fla, whose
passing high lighted Cornell's VIC
tory over Princeton last Saturday,
is f1rst-string quarterback today.
Coach Lefty James has advanced
Dorset from third stringer.
Evening star., 1947-10-29

l. e t m e
a r gu e this
poi t. Or
r a t h er, let
m e explain
why football
coaches ap-
p e a r pessi-
mistic when
in truth they
are + Z a ! y
men fright
ened by the
law of aver
a g e S. T h e
gridiron law
of averages
includes more
Evening star., 1947-10-29
Lions HeayyScheduIe
Tells as Club Drops
|TiIt 10 New Haven

Their heavy early-season sched-
ule is beginning to tell on the
Washington Lions hockey team.
They no longer have an undisputed
hold on first place IN the Amer
lean Leagues Eastern Division, New
Haven having pulled even with last
nights 80 win over the tired Lions
at Uline Arena.
The Ramblers vaulted up from
third place, passing the Providence
Reds, who were upset by the ST..
Louis Flyers. 6-3, last night. That
win pulled st. Louis, an also-ran
for the last two years, into a first
place tie with Buffalo in the West
ern Division.
The Lions looked slow and without
their usual drive last night as they
played their fourth game in five
nights and their eights in two weeks.
They should average about three
games a week, but won't slow down
to that pace until after they play
six more games in the next eight
days.
Most of last nights game was
played in Washington territory, with
the Eagles making few offensive
thrusts and giving Goalie Jim Henry
of the Ramblers an easy evening
He had to make only four saves in
the last period while his mates were
making it rough for Gordon Bell in
in the Washington nets. At that it
was a freak goal in the final that
won for the Ramblers.
Jean Lamirande got credit for
the wining score, an easy shot which
defenseman Bud Foley Of Washing
ton attempted to clear but which he
instead detected into the net
Washington twice was in front on
goals by Ken Schultz and Joe Ciu-
man, but New Haven pulled even
both times with scores by Eddie
Kullman and Sherman White.
Eaateru nivisi0u
Evening star., 1947-01-12

risks of bein' outrun by the oncom-
in generation. But when, on We'd
nesday, my partner, Jake Bulls,
takes me aside an starts givin' me
a fatherly talk, we'll, l admit l get
a feelin' of bein' crowded a little.
An begin to wonder if didn't
turn on a mite too much power
o the press last week.
"Wally," Jake says, you been
at this ten years longer than me-"
"Uh huh," l answer. you wear
in out?''
NAw," he comes back. Nobody
is accusin' anybody of wearin' out.
You got lots of life in you i
guess"
He don't say it very convincin'.
Anyway he winds up tellin' me that
him an Archie an Mabel could
spare me - just in case maybe |
might want to take little trip or
somethin'.
| reckon asked for it. l go blab
my mouth about bein' slightly
fenced in an, havin' it in print, l
can't keep even my own crew from
within me down an buildin' me
back up.
It's true, all right They can run
this joint any time I want to 60
somewhere.
An amt mad at 'em for dustin
off nice shelf to put me on. Heck,
where'd l put that bait the travel
agencies sent me? -WALLY BOREN
Evening star., 1947-01-12
WALLY GETS A JOLT
'@I'm whitfield down an built up''

ALL my life l been hearin' of the
n power of the press. In vague
way, l thought it meant reformin'
the town or gettin' your candidate
elected.
Well, you remember last week I
told you l had itchy-foot an wanted
to get away from this chained-down
chow-chariot?
Monday mornin' l got six travel
folders in the mail. Customers |
hadn't said word to about bein'
restless began askin' me, when
you leavin', Wally?"
Mabel Kent, every time there was
little lull, would call my attention
to how slack things was.
81 really wonder why you keep
me on" she would say. II could do
twice as much an not get tired"
But it was Archibald, the dish
washer, who handed me the first
real jolt. Archie. accordin' to our
acquaintance, has modelled himself
more after the customs of the grass
hopper than after the hard laborin'
ant.
Sir" Archie sweeps me a bow,
wishing to make progress in my
profession, l request permission to
perform periodically at the grill and
the range Our electric dishwasher
has so lightened my toll that find
myself at times annoyingly idle"
Now l can take it. amt afraid
of facin' the ravages of time or the
Evening star., 1947-01-12

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to genuine Bayer Aspirin for relief from ordinary
headache, neuritic and neuralgia pain. for they're
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Evening star., 1947-01-12

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it's made. Three important steps are taken
not just one!
In addition to being amazingly fast, Bayer
Aspirin is also wonderfully gentle Its single
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that mothers frequently give it even to
small children on their doctors advice!
You can take Bayer Aspirin with confidence.
For of all pain relievers, none can match
Bayer Aspirin's record of use by millions of
normal people without ill effect.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-16
General Marshall
o Rdeci armada
10. ~januaria 194zl


priliki imenovanja gen. Mar
|shalla velja, da Sc spomnimo
anekdote, XII dobro osvetljuje
znaeaj novega drzavnega tajni-
ka Zedinjenih drzav.
Kmalu pc nemskem napadu
ma Sovjetsko zvezo je napovedal
gen. Marshall, XII je bill takrat
nacelnik glavnega stana, da Sc
DO morala Rdeca armada podati
Nemcem v teku sestih tednov.
Pri tenn je lie ponavljal porocila,
katera mu je posiljala poizvedo-
valna sluzba armada, urad c..
Toda v nasprotju z mnogimi
takozvanimi vseznalci, je bill
gen. Marshall dovolj velik, da je
svojo zmoto sam primal. v eni
svojih tiskovnih konferenc DO
Pearl Harborju je sam prevzel
nase odgovornost "a to velikan-
sko zmoto.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-16
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA
Pisrno Cd sesfre

Anton Udovic, 1926 e. S. St.,
je pred casom prejel pismo cd
sestre Jozefe Slak, Roznji vrh
St.. 10, posta Trebnje, Dolenj-
sko, XII. med drugimi domacimi
vestmi pise, da je minula vojna:
tudi MO prizadela mocno, ker je
zgubila diva sinova, XII sta pa
dla' "a svobodo pri p%artizanih.
Mlajsi joe je bill star 20 let in
je padel 10. junija 1914 pri Kra-
marjevi Hist v Kukemherku, STA
rejsi sin Drago, star % let, pa
je padel pri Kocevju rs. januar-
ja 1914. Najstarejsi sin Tone,
star 26 let, pa Sc je tudi boril
"a svobodo, zdaj pa Sc nahaja
v sluzbi ma glavnem kolodvoru
v Ljubljani kot zelezniear. o
sestri Gill pise, ia je tudi ona
dala starejsega sina Toneta, STA
rega Is let, cd sestre France
edini sin star "a let je bill pa 3D.
pelham cd Italijanov v interna-
CLIO, kjer je cd lakote urnrl.
Brat Lojze je umrl ter .je zapu-
still 9 otrok in zeno, starejsi sin
ina komai IS let. Sestre vse Ii
WHO, 4 so porocene, Urska pa je
samska. Glede pomoci cd UNR-
Rae pise, da veliko pomaga,
da vsak dobi nekaj. Rada bi
zvedela "a Tazgovega Franceta,
in O Longarjevih dekletih, Ami
&c in Francke. Ako to citajo, so
present, da il pisejo v domovino
ma zgornji naslov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-16
IL ~Jugoslavije
DIESELOV MOTOR IL
v NASI DRzAVI

kakor mnoga druga Velika
podjetja v industrijskem delU
Reke, je zaradi bombardiranja
hudo trpela tudi tovarna "Tor
pedo' IA Reki. Oh umiku sc
Nemci pognali v zrak Sc preo.
stale luske in tovarniske napra
We v tenn delu mesta. Okrog sc
odst. vseh tovarniski zgradt
7-odjetja "~Torpedo' je bio oh
osvoboditvi unieenih. re pref pa
50 Italijani in Nemci odpeljali il
tovarne 1900 raznih strojev.
V rusevinah tovarne so de
lavci kmalu pc osvoboditv.
brez vecje pomoei gradbenikoy
in zidarjev priceli odstranjeva-
i rusevine, graditi move svetle
aclavnice, popravliati zvite zs-
s'e5re konstrukc:je in obnavljati
ehnicne naprave. IL rusevin SO
dvignili Be preostale stroje in
jih obnovili. Tako >je toyarnf
Ecva e. vela pod yodstyom raw
natclja Danila Mamie, mlIdega
'talijanskega inzenirj ia, bivseg7
borca. 13. divizije. v podjetj'
SO priceli izdelovati razno orod-
je, potrebno "a obnovo, zasti
kljuce "a nritrjevanje tra6nic
dele "a pcpravilo vagonov IN To-
komotive, specialize crpalke "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-16
Zahvala krozka st. !
PROGRESSIVELY Slovenk

Cleveland, Ohio. - Odbor
krozka st. / Progresivnih Slo-
venk sc tenn potion lepo zahva-
ljuje sestram clanicam in osta-
linn "a lepo s~odelovanje pri ba-
zaru in "a lepa, roeno zdelana
darila v. prid BAVARIA. skoro
vsaka je nekaj prinesla, ali pa
pomagala ma ia ali drugi nacin.
Zahvaljujemo sc Mr.. Dolinar-
ju "a brezplaeni napis mad vra-
ii.
Darovala je v blagajno $500
Mrs, Jursic ker je dobila
prvi dobitek Mrs. Ursula
Copic je darovala $500 rekoc,
da je proved zaposlena, da bi
kaj sivala. Pc $500 so darova-
le: Mrs. Jennie Mohorcic in
Mary Markovic; pc $500: Mrs.
Blaz Godec, Mrs. Mary Ule, Mr..
Marolt in Mrs. Anna Zaic; pc
$3.50: Mrs. Zupanc, $1.O0 Mrs.
Josephine Barbo in Mrs. Eva
Coff; SOC je darovala Mrs. Gro
bolsek.
Mammalian tistim clanicam,
katere sc ne morete udeleziti
rednih sci, da ,je bill mas Gisti do
bicek bazarja Cd prodanih list
kov in balag ter darovih.
S437.24.
Sc enkrat najlepsa hvala
vsem!
Tajnica NJ. Y.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-16
Predsednikov odbor "a clvilne svoboscme

samo, ker so bill druge rase, ma
rodnosti ali vere."'
Danes" je dejal predsednik,
"je svoooda pred strahom zopet
ogrozana in napadana. V neka-
Ierih krajih je odpovedalo pra-
vino d%elovanje demokratskih
irstitucij, XII hi morale scititi
svobodscine posameznika in do
godilo Sc je, da so bill izvrsenl
umori-zrtve so bill tudi bivsi
vojaki in cello zenske.
"Ohranitev civilnih svobod-
scin je dolznost vsake Wade
dfzavne, zvezne, k~rajevne. Kjer
koli SO odredbe in zakoni presib-
XII, da bi dobro omogocili iva
jamie zadostne zascite v TEN po-
gledu, tam Jill je treba ojacati
in iz~aoljsati. .
"Ustavne garancije svobod-
SIN posameznika,' je nsglasii
predsednik, "jasno predvidujejo,
da mora zvezna vlada poseci
vines kjer koli drzavne ali kra-
jevne oblasti krsijo ali ne nudijo
zadostne zascite ustavnim pra-
vicam posameznika."
Toda zvezna vlada je navzlic
tozadevni ustavni naredbi owl
rama radi nezadostnih zakonov
z ozirom ma civilne svobodscine
in cato je treba iste razsiriti in
izboljsati, je dejal predsednik.
Svojo izjavo je predsednik "a
kliucil z naslednjimi besedami:
Tidal sem torej danes naredH-o,
da Sc ustanovi Predsednikov 3D.
Dor "a civilne svobod5cine, ka-
teri maj mi pripravi pisano poro-
clio. Snow tega poroeila maj bo-
do priporocila z ozirom ma spre-
jetje ali uvedenje novih zakonov
v svrho boljse zascite civilnih
svobodscin ameriskega ljud-
stva."
Predsednik je imenoval v
omenjeni odbor Is drzavljanov,
XII imajo dobre zasluge ma polju
industrije, vzgoje socialnega de-
la, religije in ma delavskem po-
| u. Med te.ni clani odoora mai
demo zastopnike glavnih vero-
r. O ednnj V Eedin 'enih drza-
yah, kot tudi roglavitnih, ras. III
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-16
Reklomo V ~Sovie+ski
zvezi

Francisco casnikar Effel pise
IL Moskve listu France soir,"
da v ,Sov5etski zvezi nj prav "a
prav nobenih pravih reklam. Use
tovarne sod rzavna last in Nina
jo vzroka, da bi konkurirale. v
cell Moskvi je videl Effel lie dive
reklami: ena je predstavljala
sladkosnednega medveda, XII
svetuje Moskovcanom, maj 81
privoscijo sladoleda; ma drugi je
bancni uradnik vabil ljudi, maj
vlagajo denar v njegovi hranil-
nici.
TUdi tedniki in mesecniki ne
priohcujejo celih strani reklam
kakor v kapitalisti6nih dezelah.
LIE redko najdemo v kaki reviji
ma predzadnji strani preprosto
f~otomontazo, XII naznanja, da SO
zaceli izdelovati novo tkanino ali
kaj drugega. Sovietom Sc zde re-
klarne v zapadnih casopisih
brezmiselne ali pa vsaj pretiran
luksus.
1zlozbe, XII Jill nj mnogo, Sc
prav mic ne trudijo, da bi tekmo-
vale med seboj glede privlacno-
sti. Najznacilnejse so izlozbe We
likih trgovin z jestvinami, ime-
novane "Gastronom." TIE so pol
ne sunk, butilk, kruhkov, Ska
tell kacijarja, ogromnih kola-
cev, rib. &c pa pogledamo cd bill
zu, vidimo, da je vse izvrstno
napravljeno il kartona in rahlo
pokrito s prahom.
Top a nj nobena prevara.
Vstopinao v trgovino. V notra-
njosti je vse cedno in popolnoma
cisto. Prcdajalke v belih bluzah
YAM lahko postrezejo v resnici z
vsem, kar ste videli v izlozbi il
kartona. Pa Sc mnogo vec 81 lah-
ko kupite. Petdeset vrst kruha:
bel, poltel, crn, strucke, hlebeke,
francoski kruh, leningrajski
kruh ...
Petdeset vrst kolacev: mande-
ljeve, cesnieve, smetanove, vse
izvrstni izdelki m~oskovske sla-
sticarske sole. Sto razlicnih vrst
cigar, cisaret ali "papiros." Sto
razlicnih vrst vim, cd katerih
zlahtna krimska VIVA porto pre-
kasajo cello mnoga znana fran
.coska vina. Pozabiti ne smemo
tudi slovece "vodke."
Glede udebja in elegance je
Moskva mogoce Sc ma stopnji
kolektivnega luksusa. Drzava in
obcina sta doslej mogi povecati
lie prijetnost in udobje najbolj
obiskanih javnih prostorov:
~podzemeljske zeleznice, parkov,
velikih trgovin.
To pase ne pomeni, da Sc So
.vjetska zye-a ne hi zanimala "a
.priyatno ali polpriyatno udobje.
IToda vsaka stvar OBJ syojem ca
.su! Mnogi znaki kazejo Re ma to.
ikaksen DO sijaj in car Moskve
" petih do desetih letih.
-k-
EEgsaA II c4o nur.oHnn:7 81 EJnc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-16

All ste narocpiE "Enaboprdv-
noStg" Ce ste, ali so V08i prijG-
telV IN Snancj? "Enakoprov-
most js potTebna osaka d~nSini
s0rGdi UaSSih resti IN eeano ak
tualnih Glankov! Strife aEnako-
praunOat!!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-16

mlrnem prOceSu, potion katere-
ga. Ameritani sprejemajo pc
potrebi svoje zaKone in cello po-
pravijo svojo ustavo, da Sc mo-
re tako odpraviti krivica in OBJ
enem prilagoditi nase zakone So
cialnim spremembam, XII Jill pri-
nasa s seboj now cas-.
Ia mirni nacin spremembe "a
vienna svojo pot istodobno v ma
Sem justienem oddelku, XII ina
v svojem podrocju izvrsevanje
vseh zveznih zalkonov in postav.
Ia oddefek je Re dolgo cutiI po-
trebo sirse oblasti v zadevah,
kjer sc je krsilo pravico civilnih
svobodscin posameznika. L. te-
ga razloga je justicni oddelek
sklenil prirediti svoje lastno po-
rocilo o svojih skusnjah v te
vrste primerih. Zvezni drzavni
pravdnik DO to porocilo predlo-
iii prihodnjemu kongresu, XII
mora sprejeti oziroma uvesti "a
konodajo "a sirso zvezno zascito
civilnih svobodscin.
Razpravijajoe O pomanjklji-
vosti sedanjih zveznih postav z
ozirom ma civilne svobodscine,
je generalni zvezni pravdnik "a
del v crno, ko je izjavil:
"Kakor ina mas justicni 3D.
delek nalogo in dolznost uveljav-
ljati zakone civilnih svooodscin
v vseh zadevah in slucajih, ka-
tere krijejo-in uveljavlja iih "a
vse ljudi vseh ras in yer ter Two
rov-tako je dolznost sleherne-
ga Americana da v svojem
vsakdanjem zivljenju izvaja
ameriska nacela tolerance, pra
vicnosti in postenosti, ker to j
nasa dedscina in resnicen znak
nase civilizacije. Sc vecja pa jt
dolznost vsakega Americana, da
Sc pobriga "a izvajanje teh ma
eel v svojem kraju, svoii drza-
vi, svoji zvezni vladi. To je ma
loga, XII 10 mora vrsiti nepre
stano posameznik in ljudstvc
kot celota."
In medtem ko prav gotovo nj
hce ne verjame, da hi sc moglo
nestrpnost odpraviti z zakoni in
postavami, katere zeli ojacati in
izboljsati predsednikov odbof
ter justicni oddelek sam, je pa
vendar upati, da bodo osnutki
in priporoeila, XII Sc jih zdaj for
mulira, pripomogli k hitrejsemu
kaznovanju onih, XII zagresijo
nasilstva in diskriminacije izvi-
rajoce IL razplamtevanja mrz-
ne in gojenja nestrpnosti.
S podpiranjem katerega koli
tozadevnega zakonskega osnut-
ka, XII DO morda predlozen v pri-
hodnjosti, todo American pri-
pomogli k potrebnemu pojaca-
nju nash obstojecih postav "a
zascito svobodscin posameznika
in S tenn Sc DO ameriska SANTA Sc
bolj priblizala svojemu uresni.
cenju: demokraticnemu sozitju
ameriskih prebivalcev v duhu
nacel resniene enakopravnosti.
Fills.