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The Nome nugget., 1947-07-21
Senate Turning Against Paper And Pulp Bill

WASHlNGlON, H) AlaSka s potential multi-million dollar pulp paper industry faced today, what Delegate Bartlett has termed growing Senate opposition
 Bartlett said Friday large news print companies are prepared to erect five $3O,OO0,00O paper mills in the Territory if the Senate pass es a House-approved measure au- thorizing the sale of Tongass Ma tional forest pulp timber.
 In Seattle, it was announced Friday by E. L. Skeel, president of the chamber of commerce, that a sixth $15, 5,000,000 mill will be built in the Tongass forest near Ketch- ikan by Bellingham, Wash, con- cern if the bill is passed by Con- gress.
 The Bellmgham company al ready has made extensive sur veys, Skeel said.
 But, Bartlett declared, Senate opposition is mounting rather than diminishing and the news print concerns have said they will cancel negotiations unless the leg islation is approved.
 With the outcome in the bal ance, two prominent Ketchikan businessmen were en route tc Washington Saturday to lend their support to the bill, which was passed over twice in the Senate this week on objection of individ- ual Senators.
 Robert L. Jernberg, president of the Ketchikan Chamber of Commerce, and William Bates, president of the Ketchikan Min ers' and Merchants bank, confer red with Seattle civic leaders on their way to the national capital to urge passage of the measure.
 Bartlett said objections by Alas kan Indian leaders had impeded the bills progress in the Senate and made it impossible for him to frame a compromise with the help of the interior and agricul- ture departments.
 He said he would continue to press for passage of the measure as approved by the House, with a provision that funds received from sale of the timber be held in the Treasury until claims of the Indi- ans to 10 per cent have been set tied.
 Bartlett added that he had been told by Senators Cain R.-WashD and Magnuson D.-Wash) it had been agreed by Senator Taft R.- Ohio), the bill should be given priority for consideration before Congress adjourns.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-21
JOHN BACKLAND. JR.. HERE FRIDAY WITH NAVY PARTY

With official party from Point Barrow Friday, composed of prominent navy personnel was Capt. John Backland, Jr., son of the well known skipper John Backland, who for many years came north with his four-masted schooner the Holmes" and went into the Arctic to Point Barrow.
 Capt. Backland regretted that he could not be in Nome longer to visit former friends.
 The party which came to Nome with Wien Airlines were guests of Mrs. Richard Webb for lunch con before departing for Anchor age, Kodiak and then Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-21
Minutes of The Nome Cemetery Committee

The called" meeting of the Nome Cemetery committee was called to order by Chairman Polet in the City Hall. The representa- lives of the city Odd Fellows, Masons, Pioneers and the Arctic Native Brotherhood were present as well as a number of other mem bers of the respective committees.
 Mrs. Travis of the Ways and Means Committee" reported that her committee had prepared 32l letters which were mailed. She recommended that as soon as the committee on Survey and Plans" makes report that a letter be prepared and mailed to all the relatives of the deceased buried in the cemetery. She also reports that Mrs. McLain, City Clerk, has agreed to receive all of the con- tributions as requested in the let ter. She also reports that the Pio- neers of Alaska have made avail able $50.00 as their contribution.
 Steve Anderson, chairman of the Committee on Organization" reported that this organization should proceed and that a letter should be sent to the American Legion, Father Anable, the Nome Rotary Club and to Colonel Bodle of the Army inviting them to se- lect a site which can be placed on the map and to appoint one mem Der who will represent them in the Association which is to be formed at our next meeting
 Bob Baldwin, chairman of the "Committee on Survey and Plans reported that the survey of the plot is now under way as the U. s. s. R. & Mining Company are sur veying their ground which is around the cemetery plot and will endeavor to Set-up and map the Nome Cemetery plot.
 Bob Strak, being present, offer ed his services as caretaker, man. ager, or whatever title will be des- ignated when the organization takes effect.
 On motion, the melting ad- iourned until next Friday eve- ming, July 25, at the City Hall.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-21
, Burmese Govt. Ministers Killed

LONDON. LP) - The British governments Burma office ar- nounced that five ministers of the Burmese government were Killed today in "a murderouS attack on a meeting of the executive coun- cil in Rangoon.
 "A murderous attack was made this morning on members of the
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-21

Burma government at a meeting of the executive council in Ran goon," a spokesman of the office said.
 Five Burmese ministers are re- ported to have been killed.
 Details are awaited, and fur ther information will be made available as soon as possible"
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-21
yrs CHANGES NAME
 AND ADDS MEMS WEAR

Wis Dress Shop now has a new name of Wis Apparel Shop and, effective August 1st, will carry a complete line. of. mems wear, in addition to the stock of women's wear, under, the management of George Beacon.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-21
MISS LEONE JONISH IN ALASKA AIRLINES OFFICE

Ted Duffield, local manager of the Alaska Airlines, today an- nounced that Miss Leone Jonish will be the new office girl. Miss Jonish is taking over the posi- tion formerly held by Mrs. Lois Travis.
 Mask-making is one of the most ancient of arts
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-07

item and is satisfied as has hap
pened in so many cases.
Oftimes, the investigation Off
Ger is told by the owner of the
stolen article to Forget IT,, l
have been compensated for the
loss so why bother me with de-
tails"
Following the routine of cold
err officers" of the department,
that is what we did. The unfair
part Of this case is that only the
Negro officers were cited for
making "False Reports" while
we we're advised by the white Of
ficers who have been doing it
right along, but none were cited
for failure to complete their in
WIllIll IlluOC SllOW C1ldC
the complainant was contacted by.
the officer charged with the in
vestigation.
The officers cited were: R. O.
l.. Johnson, acting detective, SOL
Hartford; Purcell F. Hill, 86S
Frederick street; P. E. Greer, Al
Gordon avenue, and j. H. Allen,
315 Spring street. With the sus-
pension of the four officers, only
Negro officer on duty is Detec-
tive Lucious Gleaton. City Man
ager Fred O. Eichelberger has TAX
Ell the suspension under advise
ment and will render his decision
Friday afternoon.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-07
Suspension Of Four Police Officers
Charged With Neglect Of Duty"

Four of Dayton's Negro police
officers were suspended by police
chief, Rudolph r. Wurstner and
charged with neglect of duty and
failure to make accurate reports
On Investigations assigned to them.
In an interview with one of the
suspended officers by a reporter
from the Ohio Daily Express, it
was learned that the charges grew
out of failure to complete some
of the complaint blanks used for
Investigations better known in po-
lice circles as the 'blue print"
Just what are these "blue
prints and how do they figure in
your suspension, asked the repor-
ter, to which the spokesman re-
piled: For example:
A motorist complains to the po-
lice department hat a tire has
been stolen from his car or prem
Uses and following the description
of the stolen item, the officer on
the beat is given the assignment
to investigate the theft.
The so-called "blue print" is
filled out in routine method and
the officer goes to work on the
case. In the meantime if the COM
plainant has the stolen article in
sured, he reports the theft to the
company insuring same. He is
paid the amount due on the stalen
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-07
Civil Rights Conference to
Be Held at Chicago Nov. FL

NEW YORK, Nov. 7. (ANP)
A three-day national confer
ence on civil rights, to be held at
Hull house, Chicago, starting No
vember 21, was announced this
week by the Civil Rights congress.
The conference call indicates that
the problems of lynching and ra-
cial discrimination and of the ma
tional witch hunts now raging will
be highlighted for special atten-
ton by the conference delegates.
Leading a list of almost 500
sponsors are Charles H. Houston,
Washington attorney; Robert
Morss LLovett, former governor
of the Virgin islands; Dean Brails-
ford R. Brazeal, Morehouse col
lege; Bishops j. A. Gregg and R.
R. Wright, Jr.
Pointing to the renewed attacks
on constitutional freedoms, the
Civil Rights congress call declares
that "the lives of Negro Ameri-
cans are at the mercy Of lynch
ers, their liberty violated by a
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-07

pattern of disfranchisement, dis
elimination and segregation.
"By mea and fear" it as
serts, minority political opposi-
ton is made to appear treason,
some of it's leaders jailed on tech
nicalities; a purge is wiping out
freedom of thought among some
$2,O00,0 900 federal workers."
Among the additional Negro
sponsors Of the conference are:
Judge Jane Bolin; Rev. Charles
A. Hill, Deroit; Rev. Kenneth
Dep. Hughes, president, Boston
NAACP.
Also DR.. w. E. B. Dubois; C.
LeLBron Simmons, Deroit; Ferdi-
nand c. Smith, secretary, Ma
tional Maritime union; Mrs. Lulu
White, secretary, Houston NAA
|CP; DR.. Max Yergen; Benjamin
J. Davis, Jr., New York; Frank
Marshall Davis, executive editor,
Associated Negro Press and Char
lotta A. Bass, editor, California
Eagle.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-07
West Side a Happy
Hunting Ground" for
Violent Crimes

VUleul O16c
The city commission on the sug-
gestion of Judge Paul Scherer
voted Tuesday to stiffen penalties
for sex offenders, reckless driv-
ers and gamblers. The assault and
battery fine, for example,, has been
elevated from the present 5000 or
six months in the workhouse, or
both, to $1,000 or n year in the
workhouse, or both.
A boxer preparing for the an
Inhalation of his oppoent weak
ems him with short jabs. They are
effective, but they won't knock
out a tough foe. For the "kill,"
he reserves his Sunday" punch,
a terrific blow with all the power
Of his body behind the impact.
Crime is one of the toughest foes
of society to beat. Increasing the
severity of the punishment is COM
parable to body jabbing. 1t weak
ems it some, perhaps, but it cam
not annihilate it. The Sunday
punch is to provide more recrea-
tional centers for adolescents and
to clean up the slum areas ali
over the city.
With the 3-to-1 victory OF
Smith and Speice under the wrap
the commission will undoubtedly
try to do the nothing they have
done in the past. They will tlll
it difficult to relax in their duties,
however, if the citizens OF Day
ton, both black and white, join
ranks and militantly demand that
appropriate measures be taken to
combat crime.
Baggot and Brit, the CIO-PAC
supported candidates failed to win
posts on the school board Tues
day. Progressives had hoped for
their victory as a first step in
eliminating the segregated school
set-up in Dayton.
There we're several paradoxes
in Tuesdays election. New York,
the most forward looking city IT,
the country, finally, after Two
former attempts, repealed the
Proportional Representation meth
cd of voting by over 100000
votes. Cincinnati, a very reaction
airy city, retained it. Here in the
home bailiwick, McLin and Sims
in the all-Negro 7th ward carried
it by less than 2 to 1. In the 4th
ward McLin trailed by IL to 1,
and Sims by 6 to 1. This is an
indication Of the lack of solidar-
ity among Negroes. 1t also indi-
Gates the tasks that face cam
paign workers in future strug-
bles.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-07
Atty Gen. Clark is "Humiliated"

BOSTON, Nov. Z. (ANP)-A
petition by the NAACP to the UN
for redress of grievances so "hu-
inflated" U. S. Atty. Gen. Tom C..
Clark that he has under taken
to enlarge and strengthen the civil
rights section Of the department
of justice in order to provide
adequate protection of the life
and liberties of all citizens"
Speaking before the annual ses-
sion of the National Association
of Attorneys, General Clark said
he felt "humiliated" that any
group of Americans should feel
that it had to go before the inter-
national body for redress.
"Our failure to live up to our
own high phrases is used to mock
us in the battle between freedom
and tyranny which occupies the
world today. No act of accidental
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-07

injustice, let alone those of cal
culation, will go unobserved by
our enemies. Lip service to our
ideals will be seen for the mokery
that it is"
He said the humiliating part
was that there should be the
slightest foundation for such a
petition and hat the NAAC
could conclude there was no tri-
bunal among the nations honor
able institutions to which a petit
ton could be presented with hope
of redress.
81 feel very deeply the obliga-
ton which rests upon men and
upon the great department of the
government which l head to do ev-
erything which is possible to Sc
cure to every citizen the rights
of citizenship which are unques-
tionably his.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-07

Norman Granz's Jazz at the
Philharmonic concert played an
engagement here in Dayton as
part Of it's tour through the coun-
try. 1t would not have been prop
err for the grooviest musicions in
the world to pass through Dayton
without at least one of it's stars
visiting the grooviest record shop
in town. And to be sure, Helen
Humes, formerly with Count
Basic, and now doing a solo stint
with the JATP, who ranks with
Billie Holiday, Dinah Washington
and Ella Fitzgerald as one of the
finest blues singers supreme,
thrilled the cats with her appear
nee at Leonard's Record Shop at
1877 Germantown street, direct
ly across from Ken's hamburger
shop.
Leonard Creech, owner and host
is the former owner of Lenard's
Appliance store at 1899 German
town street. Leonard, a familiar
figure on the West Side, was born
here in Dayton. He attended Roose-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-07

vellt high school. He is extremely
anxious that his friends know his
new location at 1917 Germantown
so that they may come in at their
leisure to browse around and look
over his stock of the finest plat
ters attainable. He has a large var
iety O fthe latest releases as we'll
as the older hard-to-get records
that people have been unable to
obtain in other shops.
For the convenience of his Gus
toners, Leonard has established a
unique service. Every Saturday
night he presents his all night
service. From 9 a. m. Saturday to
9 a. m. Sunday, you will find
Leonard's Record Shop at your
service.
LeLonard welcomes you all to
come in at any time. Who knows,
perhaps you may enter some day
or evening when Helen Humes or
some other luminary in the Jazz
world is there? But even if they
are not, he still has that fine
stock of records.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
kOmunisti dObili
ministrstvo Obralnbe
AMELIA MOVING

Kot je bio Re p~oroeano, je v
torek vecer umrla v b~olnisnici
Mrs. Amelia Novinc, rojena Ra-
tajc, stara So let. Stanovala je
ma 1870 Muskoka Ave. Donna
je bila IL vasi Trebnje pod Ljub-
ljano, odkoder je prisla v Ame-
riko pred 26 lett. Bila je clani-
ca drustva sv. Ane st. 4 SDZ
in podruznice st. ii SzZ. Tukaj
zapusca zalujocega soproga
Franka in sina Daniela, v start
domovini pa diva brata Franka
in Johna ter sestro Alojzijo
Marn. Pogreh Sc DO vrsil v So
boto zjutraj oh 8:15 uri IL Svet-
kovega pogrebnega zavoda, 478
E. 152 st. v cerkev sv. Kristine
oh 9. uri nj nato ma Calvary po-
kopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
JENNIE VELIKONUA

Vceraj smo porocali, da je
umrla Jennie Velikonija. Pokoj-
nice deklisko ime je bio Oblak
in je bila stara SO let. Stanova-
la je ma 1860 e. 81 St. ter Sc je
pred dvema tednoma podala v
bolnisnico v svrho operacije. Do
ma je bila IL Spodnje Idrije ma
Notranjskem, odkoder je donna
tudi MEN soprog. v Ameriko je
prisla leta 1912 in je bila 6la-
MICA drustva sv. Jozefa st. 1859
KSKJ, drustva Collinwoodske
Slovenke st. % SDZ, podr. st.
rs SzZ in Oltarnega drustva:
Bila je ustanoviteljica in odbor-
MICA pri nekaj drustvih. Tu "a
pusea soproga Matevza. Pogreb
Sc DO vrsil v soboto zjutraj OBJ
$3.50 uri il Grdinovega pogreb-
mega zavoda v cerkev sv. Vida
OBJ 8. uri in nato ma Calvary po-
kopalis6e.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23

COLUMBUS, q. jan. - DR.
zavni poslanec William r. Van
AIKEN il okraja Cuyahoga je da-
mes predlozil zakonski nacrt, S
katerim bi Sc "regulirale" ak
tivnosti delavskih unij, XII vsebu-
je sledecih osem took:
/. Prepovedati vse stavke, XII
MISC podprte potion tajnega gla'
sovanja cd vecine delavcev;
2. Prepovedati piketiranje 2
izjemo tistih slucajev "resnicne
ga delavskega spora," XII Sc Ga
|lahko definira kot spor med de-
|lodajalcem in vecine delavcev;
s. Prepovedati pikstiranje, ki
stremi "a povzrocanjern prepads
med .dslodajalcena in njegovim.
delavci;
4. Prepoved1ti drugorasredne
bojkote;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
Kaksen predlog "a ''reguliranje" delayskih
uni je stavil dr.. poslanec IL Clevelanda

5. Prepovedati zahtevo ma de-
!odajalca, da uposli osebo, xxi
nj nujno potrebna;"
6. Prepovedati izkljucenje ne
kega clana il delavske unije brez
javnega z~aslisanja pred Clan.
stvom unite. TAX izkljucen Clan
hi incl pravico, da vlozi priv
ma sodnijo;
Z. Prepovedati "zaprte delav.
NICE" razen ako so sprejete z We.
elmo stirih petin glasov vsegs
clanstva;
s. Prepovedati, da Sc izvoli y
kak unijski urad tujezemca, all
osebo, XII je bila spoznana krivin
|kakega kriminalnega pfestopka
|Istotako prepovedati zbiranje
prispeykov "a politicni slIad %
strani uni ali njihovih predstav,
nikov
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
STARA MATT 30 KON-
GALA SOLO ISTOcASNO
KOT NJEN SIN

HILLSDALE, Mich, %. jan.
-Neka 73-letna stara matt be
dobila diploma akademskega sli.
karJa istocasno kot MEN sin
Graduirala DO na umetniski SOL
Hillsdale College %. januarja.
Mrs. Anna Slaybaugh-E mer.
son je zacela z svojimi studijami
re leta 1890, toda je napustila
Solo zaradi poroke. Sedaj Sc je
odloGila, da vendar Solo konca,
in sicer, da polozi zakljucne IL
pite V isti Soil, kjer jih polaga
zen sin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
Blanket lovcev

Banker lovcev
Lovci St. Clair Rifle & Hunt
ing kluba prijazno vabijo svoje
prijatelje in ~cenjeno obcinstvo
ma letni banket, XII ga priredijo
v Slovenskem domu ma Holmes
Ave. Serviralo Sc DO okusno pri-
pravljenega srnjaka in piscance
in sicer Sc DO vecerjo pricelo
servirati oh osmih zvecer. John
Urankar mi. DO skrbel, da DO S
svojo godbo zabaval vse navzo-
&c. Torej, ako zelite imeti v So
boto veeer poleg prijetne zaba-
We tudi nadvse fino vecerjo.
prav gotovo posetite lovce v
Slovenskem domu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
Papez spet podal
borbeno izjavo

VATIKAN, 81. jan. - apez
PHI XII je pozdravil AGO zen, XII
SO clanice "Krscanske renesanse
(preporoda)" ter Jim med osta-
linn rekel, da v cilju prezivljenja
sedanje krize morajo vsi katoli-
cani, moski kot zenske, biti pri-
pravljeni ma borbo "a "svojo
vero."
"Moderne misli in zivljenje Sc
morajo vrniti nazaj h Kristu,"
je rekel sv. Gee.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23

Veteranska bolnica Grille
nujno potrebuje dajalcs xvi
V Grille bolnisnici nujno po-.
trebujejo As dajalcev krvi, XII je
potrebna "a vecje operacije.
Miss Marian Fleming, XII je
upraviteljica urada dajalcev kr-
vi Rdecega kriza, prayi, da boil
MICA potrebuje razlicne vrste kr-
vi. Uradi, kjer Sc lahko odda
kri, Sc nahajajo na 1226 Pros
pect Ave. in 50 odprti vsak pol
nedeljek ia petek Cd !. do AS
|popoldne. Lahlo 50 pokli6e IA
|telAfon SU 1900, d - doloci -
stanek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
so TISOc
A VLADNO A
PRI VOLITVAH

VARsAVA, %. jan. - Petde-
set tisoc prebivalcev Varsave je
navzlic hudi zimi proslavilo ma
ulicah svoje prestolnice veliko
zmago vladnega bloka.
Pricakuje Sc, da DO ma podla-
81 izida teh volitev sestavljena
nova koalicijska vlada, v katero,
kot Sc veruje, ne DO vkljucen
Stanislav Mikolajczyk, XII je vo-
dill opozicijo prot vladimir
strankam.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
TRUMAN
MAS Z~ANEMARJA,
PRAVIJO ZENE

WASHINGTON, %. jan.-Na
predsednika Trumana je bila ma
slovljena pritozba, da zanemar-
ia zene, ko nastavlja politicne
uradnike. Delegacija zen, XII il je
"poveljevala" Mrs. Lafell Dick
inson, predsednica generalne
federacije zenskih klubov, je ma
slovila ma predsednika Trumana
zahtevo, maj da zenam visoke
vladne sluzbe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
DIR. William predlozil zahteve
Jugoslavje prot AvstriG
VCERAJ 81 BIO
BOLJSE. AKO 81 BILL
MA JUzNEM TEcAJU

WASHINGTON, 81. JAM
Okrog juznega tecaja je bilo boil
topic te dneve kot pa V mnogih
mestih Zedinjenih draw.
IL "majhne Amerike" je po-
slal porocilo Alton L. Blakeslee,
XII Sc tam nahaja z Byrdovo eks-
pedicijo in XII je pojasnil, da je
tam temperature med 20 do 81
stopinj mad niclo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
NE MARA BITI kRALJICA;
RAZPOROKA il JE LJUBSA

ELYRIA, O., %. jan. - Mrs.
Sarah Williamson il Elyrie, je
zahtevala razporoko, ker MEN
MOI zeli biti "kralj." Ia MEN
MOI S kraljevskimi ambicijami
je bill vojak, ter je mislil ma ne
KEN otoku ma Pacifiku ustano-
viii svoje kraljestvo. Razporoka
il je bila ma sodniji odobrena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
" Chicago ROJENI
PINTAR oBSoJEN
MA SHIRT

LONDON, 20. jan.-Ivan Pin
tar, XII je bill rojen v Chicago in
je baje ameriski drzavljan. je
bill cd strani jugosloyanske sod
.nije spoznan - krivega sodelo-
vanja 2 podtalno organizacijo
"krizarjeY' 81 y delaia ~ To-
mu, d. nasilno vTzs sedanjo ju-
gosloyansko Waldo. Pintar e Bill
obsoien M smYt.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23

republikancev, XII so bill proti
temu, da Sc komunista imenuje
"a ministra obrambe.
Krscanski republikanci so dali
predlog, da sc to. vazno mini
strstvo razdeli med komunistic-
MIN ministrom in ministrom in
clanom neke druge politicne
stranke.
Now francoski minister OBJ
rambe je komunist Francois Bill
loux, docim je minister "a zu-
mamie zadeve George Bidault.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-23
R~EPUBLIKANCI RESILI
"vAzNO V~PHAsANJE"

~
WASHINGTON, 70. jan.
= Tezko in zapleteno vpra-
SAME je biIo pestavijeno
pred resne in odlocne repu-
blikance, ko Sc je odlocalo
o temu, da Ii SO ''lepsi de-
mokrati ali republikanci-.
S strani republikancev je
podal izjavo senator Robert
A. Taft, XII je rekel, da ne
more biti nobenega dvoma,
da SO v primeri z demokra-
tt, republkanci mozje in ze-
ne pravi "lepotci', odnosno
lepotice.
Cd 81 republikanskih Sc
natorjev so vsi razen stirih
izrazili svoje soglaSanje S
TaftOm.
POsebno je bill presene-
cen zaradi blestece "IepO-
te" republikancev sam Taft,
XII je rekel da 81 ne more
kaj, da ne bi 0bcudoval svO-
jih republikanskih kolegov,
XII SO veliko lepsi cd demo-
kratov, posebno pa novi
clani, xxi izgledaj 10 cello lep-
81 kot stari".
Taft 81 je S posebno po-
zornostjo ogledal tudi zene
republikanskih N atorj jew
ter izjavil, "da SO mnogo
lepse kOt demOkratske da-
me-, kar je potrdl tudi Sc
natOr Kenneth Wherry, XII
je rekel, da nj stranke v de-
zeli, XII bi imela lepse zen
ske cd republikank.
ICE 81 clovek pomisli, S
Gem vse sc ukvarjajo ere
publikanSki dedci" " ten hu-
din cash, 81 ne more kaj,
da Sc ne hi nasmehnil.)