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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04
? Sentenced. for Gravel pit Attack
II bird Boy
Two Detectives To
Receive Citations
For Aid in Capture
BIZ FEED HART WILLIAMS

tLEMENS. Twn cons
4rlsts We're ElNcn heavy
IS here Thursday hy Mn.
Id niy Circuit Judge JAS
following their convict
3 gravel pit robbery and
ich took place m juno
Champion l7 If 2203
7 Detroit Mas gwen altc
for his past ~ Tie rape
II ad one half no lj yCNs
ctr unarmcd Honcit .oc
tho smnc ace ~ 4l43
Nt Clemens was sentence
4 G % 20 wears Tor ihc ape
20 10 years for the re b.
boy Youngo than the
L and not implicated nj
h vlll hc ScncncCd scpai
H.; f.o rs joseph EdWatd lb.
.r So Narn0 Nj. Clemens
Tee three were apprehended
hy re detective work OF Two
Hsr ramck plainscloihesmen.
Jar Raspberry and J m
Per who are believed CERTAIN
Z, citations for their work.
They were brought into n e
cas, because the robbery and
rs victims were residents OF
Hsnirsmck.
crime was committed % ar
? ocp water-fllcd gravel pit
Gratiot ard Quinn road Two
and two girls were IN = car
2 three youths dragged Them
See TWO YOUTHS. P. q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04
Campaign Plans Discussed
COP Meet Consid ers
Passage Of FEP Law

positions
He said he vas also convinced
that such social legislation as
housing aid FEPC anti.lynch.
and anti-poll tax laws would
receive the full support Of the
Republicans in Congress
Taking tho first step toward
the presidential election the
COP committee accepted recon-
mendauons At their last Weones-
dsv session, 10 raise ~ least
s48O O0n next week and $4,000
tSee COP MEET. P. q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04
Klansmen Seen
Burning Gross

g BOSSVlLLE Tenn.-A state
. c1Way patrolman reported
oo that approximately 60 men,
Crossed in the white robes OF
~ ku Klux Khan were seen
iiug off n dynamite blast and
ltmng q l0-foot cross near here
WIS Wcck
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04
MAYORS Race Pace d BY
Jeffries, Van Antwerp

but nevertheless part OF Inc
record. is Van Antwerp stand
on The Sojourner Truth hous.
inq project. This shows ihat
on Feb. II. 1912. he supported
motion made IN the council
by Gus Dorais. proposing Thai
Negro occupancy OF the dis
puied project be delayed Tor
two weeks PENDING further
study by the federal housing
authority.
Also voting ior tic DWali
motion were Ruccl and ClaI
hex Voting against were ~
wards Lodge and tomS'ock
Many observers believe t-7i thi'
council action vas sponAolt
for the SoIourner Truth riot
OTHER CANDIDATES
Other candidates Tor MAYOR IN.
tsse RACE FOR p. q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04

alIIntUn Out N the hrbf
nnina no walked 20 FIRST on q
three and two count after foul.
rc "a . pitch.
~ rs rlnn.e fort.
we'd ~ 70 his repl.
See ROBINSoNs DEBUT, p. p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04
Death PIotters Now
Behind Prison Bars

l. ted the death Of her husband help Of eoored
seomplee came to an end when the would.
be killer David Miller. "A four to eight
year prison term.
She sentenced Thursday by Judse w H s. BurswYn-
Fred Virgins 2lYear.od eoored accomplish when she
persuaded 10 make the attempt husbands life
On years
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04
New 100000 Sch DOL
Is SouthIand's Pride

MONTGOMERY. Als-Rsied Of the finest school Dunia
NI mas in the South the new 100000 ST. Judes Hgh
School here is an embodied Of Fr Harold o.
Of 500 eolored youths enrolled and people in all
land
This is not the end Of the dream Other iaehhe' "'uA
lied a hospital and college
When Fr. Purcell former editor OF magazine ''
here in 1894 there school for eoored CSon -r,
G, 49, ~. % 1,,,,ooros theaier and cafeteria There
are five priests eleven nuns and lay instructors on me
faculty.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04

Thanks were expressed to inc
DETROIT TRIBUNE this week
bv Inc Carver Progressive Olup
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04

q r 40 -
so the
Dodgers high
Iy iouted hrSt
baseman re-
ceived 4 h q
greatest ovA-
non ever Bc-
corded q Ease.
b a ] J player
when he first
came 10 bet.
Win one man
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04
Veterans Protest

WORKERS. N. Y.-Protesi
=. The long standing ban on
Nearo bowlers by the Amer
Ian Bowling Congress. the
American Legion and Jewish
War Veterans posts here are
,yi,hdrawing their member
ebo from the bowling groups
Local league.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-04

FREE PARKING
Gotham Hotel and Ebony Room
Guests
YOUR VOTE COUNTS. TOOL
VOTE OCTOBER 7
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
72,707 Foreign Brides
Admitted Since War End

PHILADELPHIA. = A total Of
72,707 war brides was admitted
to the United States up to last
July /, the bureau Of immigra-
ton reported.
The bureau said it did not have
a breakdown of the figures by ma
tions, except for Germany. but
that most Of the brides came
from. Great Britain, France,
Italy, Australia and New Zea-
land. AS wives Of American citi-
zens they were admitted to this
country without regard to immi-
grafton quotas.
Since December. 1945, total
Of 7S3 wives of American citizens
have arrived in this country
from Germany, the bureau said.
Although it has no record, the
bureau said, it was safe to as
sumo that the majority were
wives of American soldiers.
In addition, 854 German girls
were admitted in excess Of the
quota under the so-called fiancee
act. to marry American service.
men.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
Speech Correction
Program Here Nov. 6
fcontlnueo rrom nrut pneal

Mrs. Ruth L. Tyndall, coordina-
tor of the Division of Special Ed
ucation, will be in charge of the
conference. Also appearing on the
program will be Bernice s. Holt
zinger and Marian l.. Gilmore,
speech correctionists, Florence
Horton. school psychologist and
Margaret M. McNulty, teacher of
the deaf.
The demonstrations and discus
sions will be of interest to teach
ers and parents I'm the southern
part of the state Comparatively as
sisting in meeting the speech cor
rection needs Of children are the
efforts of the Department Of Public
Instruction, the Wilmington Child
Guidance Committee, and the State
Board of Health.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
State Poultry Group
Plans Active Program
Continued from nrsr page,

Publication of the 1948 Delaware
Poultry Handbook.
Awards to An and FLA boys and
girls active in poultry projects and
the selection of the Outstanding
Poultry Boy or Girl Of The Year.
A 5000 scholarship to a poultry
student at the University of Della
ware.
Cooperation with the Extension
Services Rat Control Program as a
contribution to the national food
and feed conservation program.
Cooperation with the Delaware
Committee for the Chicken of To-
morrow Contest finals which will
be held in Delaware in the spring.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
Toy Selection Care
May Prevent Mishaps
tcOntinusd from irst page,

Mrs. William NJ Cam, Vice
President of Home Safety of the
Delaware Safety Council offers
few suggestions that will serve as a
guide in selecting toys that will
help develop the child and at the
same time provide safe and happy
play.
Infant toys should be light
weight, brightly colored, washable,
free from sharp corners, easy to
grasp and impossible to swallow.
If you are shopping for a child of
the creeping or toddling age. give
him something that will develop his
muscles and his imagination. A ball
that may roll away from him to the
other side of the room will create a
real problem for him.
The child from one and half TO
three likes to take his toys apart. TO
counteract this destructive tenden-
cy, he should have toys that can
easily be put together. Blocks that
lock or large, simple puzzle boards
will interest him. Guard against
the flimsy miniature wagon or
train whose wheels may come off.
Children are apt to swallow parts
of toys they have taken apart.
Unbreakable dolls are best for
the very little girl. Since her play
things should stimulate imagiAa-
/ tive play, it is neither safe or desir-
able from the viewpoint of her de-
| yelopment to give her an electric
stove or iron. These realistic toys
are for sister who has passed her
eighth birthday and is responsible
enough to use them without endan-
/ gering herself and the household.
+ Every boy seems to be born car
penter but first attempts to drive
nails may disclose a painful lack
\ of skill. Junior carpenters sets
give the little boy plenty of oppor-
tlinity to point without endangering
his fingers. For the very youngest
there is board in which coloreC
pegs are set.
i For a merry Christmas that viii
bring year-round happiness, ths
Delaware Safety Council suggests
that you choose wisely when you gC
to the toy department with its tenn
pting displays of gay and beguilinE
playthings. With the wide field o
\ delightful, well-made and inexpen
4 sive toys from which to choose
there is no reason why Christina
1947 cannot be entirely safe ant
happy.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
Reopenlng was Planned

Mr.. Owens had recently had the
restaurant completely remodeled,
and although he was continuing
operations. he had planned to re-
open tomorrow
All the electrical equipment and
other furnishings of the restaurant
section Of the building were des-
troyed.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
Sticks and Acorns Assist
In Study Of Arithmetic

PHILADELPHIA. - Philadel-
phia's school children are getting
their arithmetic these days with the
help of blocks. acorns and bundles
of sticks.
DR.. c. Leslie Cushman, in charge
of the curriculum Office of the board
of education. said new series OF
courses adopted for the first six
grades of the city's public. schools
will enable pupils to obtain a more
graphic impression of the use OF
numbers.
Even the children's lunch period
DR.. Cushman said. will have q
number emphasis with raisins
milk bottles and other food items re
placing the classroom blocks.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
Turkey Growers To
Meet November IA
CONTINUED from nrst pass1

ing he attended in Cleveland in
July.
In the afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
the members of the association and
any other interested turkey pro-
ducers will visit the University of
Delaware Sub-Station to view the
research work under way there
with turkeys. Arrangements are
being made to have Karl Ceeger,
assistant poultry pathologist, in
charge of the poultry work at the
sub-station, to report on the re-
suits obtained to date.
A nominating committee, con-
sisting of j. Thomas Robinson OF
Georgetown, Gooden Pepper OF
Seaford, and F. T. Warrington OF
Georgetown, was named by Pres
ident Vaughn and requested to pre-
pare slate of officers for the as
sociation for 1948, to be submitted
to the members for their consider
alton at the meeting on the 14th.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
State Red Men
Elect Officers
tcontInued from nrst page,

Herbert F. Stetser of Haddon-
field, N. j., great chief of records
from the Great Council of the U. s.
was a speaker at the meeting
which was attended by more than
so persons, representing the "a
tribes and IL councils of the De-
gree of Pocahontas.
Other officers elected were Great
Senior Sycamore, Ernest MCGEE;
Great Junior Sycamore, William o.
Litchfield; Great Chief of Records.
Bayard E. Smith; Great Keeper of
Wampum, Marshall H. Yeatman;
representative at the Great Coun-
Gil of the U. s., Millard l.. Shep-
pard.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
Dutch for the Physicians

A century ago the Japanese gov
ernment, which had discouraged
the study of the Dutch language,
permitted only physicians to learn
it. The result was that everyone
who wished to learn Dutch pro-
fessed to be medical student and
5000 pupils are said to have passed
through the medical school at
Osaka in "a years.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
Early Morning Fire
Sweeps Restaurant
gsontinusd from nrst DAesl

and firemen believe the pilot was
attempting to rouse attention to the
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
E. P. Crider Heads
Federal Land Bank
Continued from nrsr psgsD

Mrs. Crider succeeds H.. ID.
Vaughn, who has been President of
the Federal Land Bank for the past
five years, and who. most recently
has been elected Vice President and
Trust officer of the First National
Bank of Cumberland.
Mortgage long-term cooperative
credit throughout these FIVE states
is carried on by the National Farm
Loan Associations through which
the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
makes loans.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
FARMERS WEEK SET.UP
BY AGRICULTURE BOARD
CONTINUED from trst pass)

Staff members appointed to serve
as the Farmers Week committee
are: Chairman, A. e. Tomhave,
head of the department of animal
and poultry industry; George l.
Baker, research professor of chem
istry; j. E. H. Lafferty, extension
editor; DR.. j. w. Heuberger, head
of the department of plant patho-
logy; and. Miss NJ Gertrude Hollo-
way, extension nutrition specialist
end state home demonstration lead
er.
Classified Ads get results.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
GeOrgetown JY's

SubstitutlOns: Milford, Camper,
Palmer, Jackson, Beebe, Began,
Snowberger, Lemex, Campbell,
Glasco
Score by periods;
Milford IL o 6 7-25
Georgetown -. o 6 o -6
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
MILFORD BUGS SWAMP
LEWES HERE II TO 0
commune trom nrst pasel

FV0Ul111uo1 l101I uIs5 Pa6vJ
Georgetown JV's by a score of
rs to 6. Bradford scored two touch
downs for Milford on runs of As
and 40 yards. Pearson plunged ov-
er from the one for the third mar
ker and ran so yards with an in
tercepted pass for the fourth touch
down. Georgetown's lone marker
came as result of pass to Pep
per.
The line-ups:
Milford Tvs GaOrppfnxrn IYsa
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31

Tunnels of some British coal
mines are under the sea.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
New Typewriter Alarm

A new alarm for typists has
been patented by a Detroit man.
The device rings a bell before the
bottom of the sheet has been
reached. The invention makes use
of peripheral groove in the main
roller Of the typewriter which is
normally covered by typing paper.
When the trailing edge Of the paper
has passed that groove the alarm is
sounded.
Tunnels of some British coal
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-31
Crush Them Faster

Crush Them Faster
Ice can be crushed for use by
new crusher which has four STAIN
less steel blades rotated by a
Iand'e
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
FrancOski delavci
protestirajo proti
daVcnemu ZakOnu
Stavke Sc je udelezilo
100000 delavcev

PARIz, "a. junija - Okrog
100000 delavcev Sc je udelezilo
stavke znak protesta proti no.
vemu davcnemu zakonu premier
ia Radamierja, XII je bill danes
sprejet v parlamentu.
Stavka je najvec prizadela
premogovnike, banke in vazne
industrije. Nov zakon, XII bo dvi-
gnil Gene mleku, kruhu, cigare.
tam, gasolinu in nekaterim dru-
gim izdelkom, je bill sprejet s
302 proti 241 glasovom. Komu-
nisti so volili proti novemu "a
konu.
Ramadier je vsled resnosti
stavke povabljen, da takoj poda
porocilo O celotni ekonomski po-
litiki. Jutri DO poskusal, da umi-
ri stavkarje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
POMOc UNRRA-E BILA
PRAVIcNO DELJENA
" JUGOSL.AVIJI

BELGRAD, %. junija. - Mi
hail Sergejeik, ruski direktor
UNRRA misije "a Jugoslavijo,
je danes odgovoril "nekim kro-
gom", XII so trdili, da nj bila
v Jugoslaviji pomoe UNRRA-e
pravicno deljena.
Sergejcik je izjavil, da Sc nj
ii v enem slucaju ne more do.
kazati, da je jugoslovanska VIA
da krsila principe delitve pomo'
Ii. Rekel je, da SO uradniki or
ganizacije dobili vse olajsave
da svobodno potujejo povsod
kjer je bilo potrebno, da izvr'
sijo svojo dolznost.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
MORNARICA DOH
RAKETE, XII BODO LETE.
LIE 235 Mill VISOKO

BALTIMORE, %. junija -
Martin Aircraft Co. je danes od-
krila, da so civilni in vojaski
znanstveniki zaposleni z izdela-
vo raket, XII bodo mogle leteti v
visino 235 mill.
Martin Aircraft Co. bo izde-
lala 10 takih raket "a mornari-
co. Vsaka raketa DO stala
81, $4,000.
Prva raketa, XII bo izdelana po
nacrtu v predvidevani velicini,
bo koncana do jeseni leta 1913,
toda pred tenn bo ena raketa
manjsega modela izstreljena te-
kocega poletja White Sands,
N. NJ, poroca mornarica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
maj senatorji kopljejo
premog," pravijo rudarji
kratke vesti
GROMIKO 30 GOVORIL
MA PROSLAVI DNEVA
ZDRUzENIH NARODOV

LAKE SUCCESS, "a. junija.
-Zdruzeni narodi so danes ja-
viii, da DO zastopnik sovjetskega
zunanjega ministra Andrej Gro
miko govoril ma mesto generali-
|sima Stalina ma proslavi "dneva
Zdruzenih narodov." Stain je
povabilo odklonil.
Ko so casnikarji vprasali Gro
mika, zakaj je Stain odklonil
povabilo da bi govoril skupaj S
predsednikom Trumanom, an
gleskim premierjem Attleejem,
generalisimom Ciang Kajsekom
in francoskim premierjem Ra-
madirom, je Gromiko odgovoril
"Ne vem. Nj mi povedal."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
nistvo Zdruzenih narodov je ze-
10 dobro obvesceno O ekonom-
skem polozaju raznih drzavah
Evrope.
Rusija zeli, da bi
|Marshall0v nacrt bill
podoben UNRRA-i

MOSKVA, "a. junija-Zuna-
Mi obvescevalci so izrazili svoje
zadovoljstvo vsled odlocitve Ru-
size, da skupaj S Francijo in An
glijo sodeluje pri pogovorih o
Marshallovem nacrtu "a pomoc
Evropi. Toda isti obvescevalci
pravijo, da to Sc vedno ne po-
meni, da bo Rusije sodelovala.
Da je Sovjetska zveza pristala
ma konferenco Sc tolmaci tenn,
da nj dovolj seznanjena z znaca-
jem in pogoji NONE ameriske
pomoci Evropi, katero je pred
lagal S. junija drzavni tajnik
Marshall.
Ruski casopisi so veerat po-
udarjali, d. so Zedinjene drza-
We pri ponujanju pomoei samo
nekaterim drzavam poskusale,
da vplivajo ma notranje zadeve
teh draw. Posebno kriticni so
bill komentarji zvezi Truma-
novim programom "a pomoc Gr-
ciji in Turciji.
S sigurnostjo Sc predvideva,
da Russia ne bo hotela nobenega
deleza pri Marshallovem nacr-
tn, ako bo kateri koli pogoj tega
nacrta tolmacen kot vmesavanje
v sovjetsko sovereniteto.
Nekateri diplomat pravijo, da
hi Sc dobilo podporo Sovjetske
zveze, ako bi Zedinjene drzave
sledile splosni. liniji bivse orga-
nizacije UNRRA. Pri tenn opo-
zarjajo ma pristanek Rusije v
zvezi S pogoji della UNRRA-e v
Belorusiji in Ukrajini.
Rusi MISC nikoli tajili, da po-
trebujejo ekonomsko pomoc "a
obnovo v vojni razdejane dezele.
Dali so tudi vedeti, da bi Jim BIZ
10 dobrodoslo amerisko posoji-
10, Go bi pogoji tega posojila bill
zadovoljivi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
Seja "Odbora "a
"svObOdni tisk"

Jutri 26. junija oh 8. uri we
Ger Sc vrsi v S. N. Domu ma st.
Clair Ave. seja pred kratkim or
ganiziranega "Narodnega odbo-
ra "a svobodni tisk", XII Sc je
osnoval v smislu resolucije, ka-
tero je sprejela konvencija
SANSa v Clevelandu dne 30.
maja.
Preliminarna seja SANSovih
podruznic in "Progresivnih Slo-
venk" Sc je vrsila 6. junija, ma
seji jutri zvecer pa Sc DO izvo-
lii stalen odbor, XII DO vodil ak
clio "a zbiranje denarnih sred-
stew, XII Sc jih bo potrebovalo
radi tozbe, katero je vlozil
Franc Gabrovsek proti "Enako-
pravnosti."
Vsi izbrani zastopniki priza-
detih organizacij in oni, XII so
bill povabljeni, so proseni, da
Sc seje udelezijo v polnem Ste
vilu, kajti zadeva, "a katero
gre, je vazna "a yes napredni
slovenski zivelj v Ameriki. -
Joseph Okorn, zacasni zapisni-
kar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
"Borba'' odgovarja
ma napad v "New
York TimeS-u"

BELGRAD, %. junija. -
Belgrajska ''Borba" je danes
odgovorila ma clanek Davida
Martina, XII je bill priobcen v
"New York Times"-u dne 8.
junija.
v tenn clanku je Martin napa-
del porocilo, XII ga je v zvezi
jugoslovanskimi begunci in delo-
vanju jugoslovanskih vojnih
zlocincev postal il Berlina cas-
nikar Delber Clark. Martin je
vel v zascito cetnike in v Clan
ku izjavil, da sta jugoslovanska
vlada in organizacija UNRRA
sovrazno razpolozeni napram
cetnikom.
"Tako Sc je to vprasanje VOL
nih zlocincev Sc enkrat pojavi-
10 v "New York Times-u" in po-
novno je posluzilo kot pretveza
"a obrekovanje in napad ma ma
So drzavo," pise 'Borba."
"Borba" je citirala clanek
Martina in prepustila citate-
ljem, da napravijo lastne Ia
kliucke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
GRSKI GERILCI
SESTRELILI LETALO

ATENE, %. junija--Protiavi-
onska baterija grskih gerilcev je
danes sestrelila vladno letalo v
blizini makedonskega mesta Ko-
ziani. Letalo Sc je udejstvovalo
borb proti gerilcem, XII so izvr-
sill velik napad ma vas Vlatsi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
Il Grcciije prihajajo
paketi S hranO "a
"lacne Amerikance''

A ameriskem tisku sc Sc We
dino obravnava vprasanje pake-
tov z mesom, XII jih posiljajo
Grki v Zedinjene drzave. Po zad-
njih porocilih je prispelo v Zedi~
njene drzave okrog 100000 fun
tov teh paketov.
Zakaj in kako so naenkrat "a
cell prihajati il Grcije ii pake-
ii, je Sc vedno uganke. Nekateri
uradniki ugibljejo, da Sc je po
Grciji razsirila vest, da "Ameri-
kanci trpijo strasno lakoto" in
da jim je potrebna "nujna po-
moe" Veruje Sc pa tudi, da gre
"a raketirstvo.
VNew Yorku so financne obla-
sti podvzele potrebne mere, da
Sc ustavi poplavo teh paketov IL
Grcije "a "lacne Amerikance."
Zadeva temi 'grskemi pake-
ii" je postala tako nerodna, da
DO S Z. Julien podvzet postopek
soglasno navodili, po katerih je
prepovedano posiljati v Zedinje-
ne drzave meso il dezel, v kate
rih Sc sirijo nalezljive zivinske
bolezni. &c bodo te mere kaj "a
legle, pa Sc Sc vedno ne We, ker
50 tn spet neka ugibanja, da
utegnejo Grki posiljati v paketih
fige, olivno ollie in razne pole
delske pridelke. Generalni kon-
zul Grcije v New Yorku je izja-
vii, da on osebno veruje, da je
v paketih lie malo mesa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-25
NEW YORK. "a illniia

NEW YORK, "a. junija. -
Tedenska revija "New Republic
je danes naznanila, da Sc
je shodov, katere je obdrzaval
H. A. Wallace ma svoji govorni-
Ski turf v Evropi in Zed. drza-
yah, udelezao mad 292, 900 ljudi,
XII iso "a priloznost, da slisijo biv-
Sega podpredsednika Zedinjenih
drzav, plaeali mad 100000
vstopnine.
Revija, katero urejuje bivsi
Clan vseh stirih Rooseveltovih
kabinetov, je objavila statistic,
ne podatke glede njegove celot'
ne ture, tekom katere je nasto.
pill pred vec kot sto avdijenca.
mi in incl As vecjih govorov.
Kot razvidno il stevilk, je
njegova tura po Zedinjenih dr..
zavah prinesla vecji del dohod'
kov in poslusalcev.
Wallace je v tel dezeli prepo'
toval 1850 mill in obiskal q
NEST ter govoril pred mnozica'
mi, XII 50 skupno stele 234, ,10(
oseb. Y Evropi je prepotova
. II, 100 mill ter obiskal seden
NEST Y Angliji, Norveski, sved'
ski, Danski in Franciji, kjer 81
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Wallace-ovih shodov Sc je udeleIlo 292
tisoc ljudi; 100000 vstopnine placane

je prislo poslusat $1,000 oseb.
Porocilo poudarja, da je po-
leg tega Wallace-a slisalo vec
milijonov ljudi potom radija.
Vec kot $500 ljudi nj moglo
Wallacea slisati, ker v dvora-
nah, kjer so Sc vrsili njegovi
shodi, nj bilo dovolj prostora.
v Zedinjenih drzavah je incl
Wallace stiri radijske govore,
XII so bill oddajani sirom dezele
in katere je slisalo mnogo mill
jonov oseb. Dale je incl tri ra-
dijske govore v Angliji, katere
je culo okrog Is milijonov oseb F.;
tri radijske govore v Franciji,
katere je poslusalo okrog 49,
600, 900 oseb, in tri radijske 60
wore v Scandinavian dezelah,
XII jih je slisalo okrog 100000
! oseb. a
Doba, ma katero sc nanasajc
omenjene stevilke, Sc je zaeela
81. marca, ko je incl Wallace
svoj prvi veliki govor gle d.
ameriske zunanje politike v Ma
Olson Square Garden v New
Yorku, in koncala : govorom
, Ii Sc je incl 16. junija Y Wash
iingtonu, p. G.
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v INDIJI SE NEMIRI
MAGIC SIRIJO

NEW DELHI, %. junija. -
L. Lahore prihaja porocilo, da
so tam izbruhnili nemiri, v ka-
terih je bilo ubitih IA oseb. Cez
$50 his in trgovin je bilo po-
skodovanih.
Nemiri so izbruhnili v zvezi
n nacrtom "a deitev 1ndije v
diva dominiona.
v Kalkuti SO zakonodajci od-
locili, da razdelijo province Ben
gal, kar je zopet; >izzvalo nemire
in spopade med Muslimani in
Hindujci. .