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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-28
Izjava in res0lucija

sprejeta ma seji Clevelandske
federacije SNPJ, dne 25. sep
tembra 1943.
z ozirom ma dejstvo, da zivi-
mo danes v dobi, ko sc odlocu-
je usoda narodov posebno pa Sc
nasega naroda V start domovi-
nj, in
ozirom ma dejstvo, da je
Sans organizacija vseh ameris-
kin Slovencev brez ozira ma
njihovo versko ali politicno
prepricanje in DELUXE "a nacela
in ellie izrazene v resolucijah,
XII so bile sprejete ma Sloven-
skem narodnem kongresu v Gle
velandu, in
z ozirom ma dejstvo, da je
uspesno delo "a ia nacela in ci-
lie mogoce samo pod pogojem
da branimo medsebojno slogo
brez bojev med posameznimi
strujami, in
ozirom ma dejstvo, . da sc
zadnje case v listu "Amerisks
Domovina" pojavljajo napad
ma voditelje SANSa, castnegs
predsednika Louis Adamica il
predsednika Etbina Kristanas
"a to mi zastopniki podpor
nih drustev SNIP v Clevelan
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-28
Strategija nacijev~
ma Hrvaskem po
predaji Italije

(Naslednje porocilo, XII je da-
tirano 16. septembra, opisuje
polozaj, predno so jugoslovan-
ski partizani okupirali vecino
NEST ma dalmatinski obali.)
Vlada hrvaskega kvizlinga, XII
mora zdaj prevzeti oskrbo do
datnih nemskih garnizij ma Bal
kanu, poskusa dobiti nekoliko
vec zaslombe med ljudstvom S
tenn, da proslavlja velicino pri-
dobitev ma ozemlju, katere> so
jim poklonili Nemci ma dalma-
tinski obali. Nemsko casopisje
naglasa z velikim povdarkom,
da daje okupacija dalmatinske
cbale "Hrvatom edinstveno pri-
liko, da zberejo vse pozitivne
sile dezeli in jih uporabijo V
svrho obrambe proti zunanjim
in notranjim sovraznikom."
Naciji kadijo Pavelicu
Videti je, da Nemci veliko
vnemo podpirajo in hvalijo Pa
velicev rezim, najbrze zato, ker
trenotno niti Bolgari, niti Ru-
mum ali Madzari nocejo pri-
spevati dodatnih Get "a okupa-
cijske posle. Pavelic, XII 81 ma
vso moe prizadeva, da potlaci
gerilske nemire in sirjenje upo-
ra, je postal "a Nemce drago-
cen zaveznik.
Namestnik ministra "a yuma
ME zadeve in obenem hrvaski
minister propaganda, Kovacic,
Je naslovil prebivalstvu priklju-
eenega ozemlja nagovor, v ka-
terem jih pozdravlja- -kot dobro-
dosle in povdarja, da SO dobro-
dosli tudi oni Hrvati, XII so pod
pirali gerilske sile, ako Sc bodo
udelezevali "dela pri obrambi
in obnovi" hrvaSke drzave.
Jasno je, da poskusajo Pave
licevci prav po hlapcevsko Ia
dovoljiti svoje nemske gospo-
darje, XII delajo obupne napore,
da bi v vseh balkanskih dezelah
nadomestili italijanske vojaske
oddelke, ne da bi proved obre-
menili re zdaj preobtezeno nem-
sko vojsko in nemske delavske
sile.-(O.N.A.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-28

Rusijo, in so vceraj prodrle do
tocke, XII Sc nahaja samo p
mill Cd Gomela, cigar padec Sc
pricakuje v kratkem. Rusi so
vceraj napredovali 9 mill "a
padno cd Smoljenska.
25 tisoS civilistov osvobojenih
Sovjetski komunikej pravi, da
je bilo osvobojenih 25 tisoc ci-
vilistov, katere so naciji gnali
ma suzenjsko delo v Nemciji, in
v ruske roke je pablo ma stoti-
ne trukov, traktcljev, topov in
konj, skupno 25 lokomotiva-
mi in stoterimi tovornimi vago-
nj.
V teku dneva je pablo okoli
Z tisoc Nemcev, pravi bulletin
liz Moskve.
Ruski avijatiki v akciji
Mocna ruska zracna sila je
skozi yes dan sooelovala S pc
hoto pri operacijah oh Dnjepru,
obenem pa je ozadju nemske
fronte razbDals NejaE.se Wake
in zeIezniske komunikacije.
Nemci Sc podajajo V stoti-
nah, poroea Moskva. Ko je
bila obkoljena nacijska posad-
ka V Temrjuki ma kavkaski
'front.', sc je podalo 400 Nemcev
hkratu.
Dez je edino nemsko upanje
Sovjetske armade napreduje-
jo toliko brzino, da grozijo
zdrobiti oba krila dodge nemske
obrambe, in mono je, da bodo
naciji prisiljeni umakniti Sc ma
stare poljsko in rumunsko me-
jo. Use svoje upanje stavijo
Nemci jesensko dezevje, XII hi
ustavilo silen tempo ruske O.
! fenZiVe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-28
SEJA PODRUZNICE ST.. Z
JPO-SS

Nocoj, %. septembra, oh 8
uri Sc vrsi redna seja 7seh "a
stopnikov in zastopnic lokalne-
ga odbora st. 2 JPO-SS, v spod-
Mi dvorani Slovenskega narod-
mega donna ma St. Clair Ave.
Proseni so vsi zastopniki in Ia
stopnice, da Sc gotovo udeleze
te vazne seje, Xxi DO najbrze
zadnja pred prireditvijo, XII Sc
vrsi II. oktobra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-28
Ameriski vojaki mrzijo Ita-
lijane kot "zaveznike"

IL JUNE Italije Sc poro-
ca, da obstoji med ameris-
kimi cetami veliko nezadO-
voljstvo radi poizkusa TIA
Iijanov, da bi Sc jih stelo
"a zaveznike, odkar je Ita-
Liza kapitulirala. III vojaki
so videli urnirati svoje pri-
jatelje pod italijanskimi
streli in kratkomaIo nocejo
imeti z italijanskimi voja-
XII nobenega opravka. Njih
stalisce je, de- so "zapelja-
nj" Italijani s-.mi izrivi svo-
jega polozaja, i'm ola bo po
njih krivdi vOjna trajala
vsaj emo leto dali kot pa bi
drugace.
Razen tega Sc opozarja,
da predno je stopila Itali-
ja liz vojne, so Amerikanci
razne stvari, XII so jih rabi-
Ii, lahko enostavno well,
sedaj pa morajo "a vsako
najmanjso rec drago pla-
cati.
Badoglijev rezim skusa
enostavno vsiliti svojo "po-
moe" zaveznikom, ampak
povprecen ameriski, in E.
mako tudi angleski ,vojak,
noce o tenn mic slisati, ker
mrzi Italijane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-28
Nacijske tezave ma
Balkanu rastejO
Kvizlingi dobivajo koncesi-
je. Ogrska postaja nemir-
ma.

v Budimpesti in V Beogradu
sc je pokazalo, kako slabotna je
nemska oblast ma Balkanu.
Ma Madzarskem prinasa ca
sopisje zdaj re yes teden urad-
ne vojaske komunikeje zavez-
niskih sill, ter je v nedeljo cello
objavilo besedilo poslanice
predsednika Roosevelta kongre-
su.
Koncesija "a Nedica
V Srbiji pa je Hitie, primal
kvizlinskemu predsedniku Mi
lanu Nedicu nekaj vec samo-
stojnosti, da bi ga incl bolj
trdno V svojih rokah. Hitler je
stcril to osebno, skupaj svo-
Jim zunanjim ministrom Won
RiEbentropom, ter je tako Me-
dicu prvic pomagal do polite
mega prestiza. Dozdaj je NAM
rec Medic dobival svoja navodi-
ia vedno le Cd nemskega ko-
mandanta v Beogradu, genera
la Baderja.
Nacisti so proved realisti, da
bi sc zanasali ma Nedica, ces da
Jim bo nadomestil italijansko
mcstvo, ter SO glasom tukajs-
njih informacij zahtevali cd
Nedica lie to, da skrbi "a mir in
red V Srbiji sami. Njegova po-
sebna na1oga je, da strait pro-
metne zveze cd Beograda ma
jug proti Solunu in Sofiji. Me
gova nagrada DO "povratek'
srbskega ozemlja ma Kosovem,
katero so bill Italijani priklju.
cili Albaniji.
Tudi B0lgarom Sc dvori
Nemci so powerful Bolgarom
obrambo jako vaznih strategic
nih took, katere so branile do
predaje Italije italijanske cete,
Kljub temu da so vkljucene v
ia ozemlja tudi obale oh Egej-
skem morju in juzna Srbija,
obstoji Wits, da DO bolgarska
armada, posebno pa memo mos
two lie mlacno branilo svoje po-
stojanke, ako zavezniki napade-
jo.-(ONA).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-28
ZADNJA CAST

Clanstvo drustva Ribnica St.
IL S. D. z. Sc opozarja, da Sc
poslovi cd umrlega clana in u
stanovitelja drustva, Antona
Remica, katerega truplo lezi ma
mrtvaskem odru v Zeletovem
pogrebnem zavodu, 65O2 St.
Clair Ave-, odkoder Sc vrsi po-
greb v cetrtek popoldne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-28
ZANIMIVA RAZSTAVA

VIM. J. Kennick ina ma raz-
stavi "a nekaj dni v oknu svo-
iega urada ma 6506 St. Clair
Ave-, raznovrstne zanifhive
predmete in slike o Rusiji, Tur-
ciji, Sloveniji, in drugih draw,
katere je posnel tekom svojega
! dveletnega potovanja po Evro'
ri. vi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-28
Danes so primarne VOLT
We! Storite svojo drzavljan-
sko dolznost!
PISMA VOJAKOV

Mrs. Mary Novak, stanujoca
ma 983 E. 81 St., jee pred ne
davnim prejela pismo cd Fran
ca Srednika, XII Sc nahaja kot
italijanski ujetnik v Atterbury,
Ind. Pise il, da Sc z % drugimi
slovenskimi fanti nahaja ma a.
meriskih tleh kot ujetnik, toda
da Sc pocutijo vsi zelo srecni,
ker Sc jih ne preganja in pori-
va sem in tia kot Sc je Z mimi
delalo pod italijansko vlado v
starem kraju.
Cd slovenskega ujetnika Jo-
sipa Znidarsica, XII Sc takisto
nahaja v Camp Atterbury, Ind,
je prejel pismo Mr.. Stefan Lo'
kar, 1901 Newman Ave., kate
remu Sc fant lepo zahvaljuje "a
poslane cigarette, ter izraza We
selje, da Sc Sc najde prijatelje
XII Sc potrudijo "a primorske
Slovence. Pise, da je bill rojer
pri Marjacelu mad Konolum
vas Sebrijk, ter da ina tn v A,
meriki strica, Antona znidarsi
ca, katerega naslova pa ne We
Pismo konca z: zivijo Amerika
zivijo Slovenci!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-28
MA DOPUSTU

Ma 3O-dnevni dopust je pri-
sci liz Norfolk, Va. T. M. 1/c
Leo A. Ladiha, 1886 E. 55 st.
Ma svoje sluzbeno mesto Sc vr-
ne 10. oktobra, in sicer v New
port, R. l., kjer DO "a tri me-
sece nadaljeval S solo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-28

Danes SO primarne VOLT
We! Storite svojo drzavljan-
sko dolznost!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-28
Pregled polozaja

Ma podlagi podatkov, XII jih je
Associated Press" agencija
dobila IL jugoslovanskih in nev-
tralnih virov, Sc ustvarja ma
slednja slika polozaja v Jugo-
slaviji:
Slovenija - VISA ljubljanska
provinca z izjemo Ljubljane je
ociscena sovraznika. Velike "a
loge orozja in municije, katere
so Slovenci dobili, ko je Italia
stopila IL vojne, so omogocile
slovenskim cetam zavzetje Idri-
je, kjer Sc nahaja najvecji rud-
mix zivega srebra v Evropi.
Prednje straze teh Get so pro-
drle do Trsta, kjer Sc Sc vedno
vrsijo ulicni boji. emo porocilo
trdi, da so Nemci po zavzetju
Novega mesta cd 'strani parti-
zanov, vprizorili ma .mesto ma.
pad iz| zraka in topov in ga po-
pomona porusili.)
Hrvatska - Borba "a Susak
Sc Sc vedno nadaljuje, in Reka
XII lezi takoj craven, je prihod,
Mi cilj. Gerilske cete imajo
oblasti Zader in sc borijo OK
zelezniski progi, XII vodi v Ba
MIA luke.
Dalmacija - Vecji del Spill
ia je Sc vedno " jugoslovanskif
rokah, toda vrsijo Sc hudi boj
"a Sinj in Kills v neposredn
blizini. Glavna zclezniska pro
ga, XII vodi v zaledje, Sc nahajs
v gerilskih rokah. Jugoslovan
ske sile tudi drzijo Metkovic, k
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-28

United Press" agencija je
vceraj porocala, da so jugoslo-
vanski partizani po hudih bojih
z osiscnimi cetami zavzeli stiri
nadaljne kraje, katerih imena
MISC bila oznacena, razen da sc
nahajajo nedalec cd Ljubljane.
Associated Press agencija
je dan pref glasom porocila v
New Yorku Timesu dne 26.
septembra IL Londona porocala,
da so jugoslovanski gerilci od-
bill vse nemske napade ma Split
in da imajo v oblasti tudi vecji
del Susaka. Vsi nemski poizku-
81, da bi Sc dobilo pomoc med
Jugoslovani so Sc izjalovili vsled
napadov partizanskih armad.
Madzarsko tolmacenje borbe
Splosen Wits je, da so "a vecji
del borbe odgovorne armade
jugoslovanske osvobodilne vol
ske, ampak neko porocilo il Bu-
dimpeste, XII je prislo v svet
skozi svico trdi, da jugoslovan-
ske vojaske operacije MISC vec
gerilski boj, temvec da gre "a
velikopotezno vojasko kampa-
MO, v kateri sc bori 180 tisoe
MOI, XII Sc nahajajo pod ko-
mando zavezniskih castnikov.
(Gen. Tito je pred kratkim
zanikal, da Sc partizanske cete
borijo pod poveljstvom angle
Skin oficirjev, dasiravno nj dvo-
ma, da imajo Anglezi svoje "a
stopnike ma Titovem glavnem
stanu. Veckrat je bilo re poro-
cano, da so v Jugoslaviji ruski
tehnicni eksperti, XII ucijo par
tizanske cete gerilske taktike.-
OPP. ured.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-28

United Press agenca je je vazen pristan oh rek
vceraj porocala, da jugoslo- retv
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-28

Vcera cete Rdee voske Rusio in v6era prodre do
po ljuem boju zrgae nacem ocke XII nahaja samo ~
predmeste Dneproperovska mill Cd Gomela cigar padec Sc
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-13
ALASKA WAR
LOAN DRIVE
IS STARTED
Quota for Territory by May
| Is al $780,
900

Alaska's quota in the nation wide
campaign during which Americans
will be expected to buy $13,000,00O
worth of the best securities in the
world, is $l,78O,0O0.
The securities, of course, are U
S. War Bonds, and the Second War
Loan drive officially got under way
in Alaska yesterday, Deputy War
Savings Administrator Frederick
Aver reports.
Secretary of Alaska E. l.. Bartlett
will deliver pep talk on the SUBJ
ject over the air at 6:45 o'clock this
evening, and Mayor Harry 1. Lucas
will speak tomorrow evening with
H. L. Faulkner, prominent Juneau
attorney. delivering Thursday even
ings talk
Alaskans also may be interested
in hearing the Mutual Network
present Deputy Administrator Ay-
er'S original play, The Valley, over
a -to-coast network from 6:15
to Gas o'clock Saturday night. Sta
ton KOL in Seattle will carry the
program.
Aver will attempt to have three
speakers each week until the drive
ends on May l.
Bargains offered by Uncle Sam in
addition to the regular E, F and G
War Bonds include:
Three-year tax saving notes,
Series E, denominations ranging
from $1,000 up; two-and-a-h half
percent Treasury Bonds of 1864
1869 maturity date; seven-eighths
percent Treasury Certificates of in
debtedness, dated and bearing in
terest from April Is, 1943 and due
April 1, 1874; and 2 percent Urea
sury Bonds of 1950-1952 maturity
date.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-13
SIXTY nine
LEAVE TODAY
FOR SOUTH

Passengers who left here thi S
morning for Ketchikan were Gil L.
Rich, Georgia Wick and Maurice
j. Mayer.
For Seattle-Augustus E. Lewis,
Albert Marion Ball. Mrs. Wanda
Myhre, James H. Sturdevant, Mere
dith N. Sturdevant, Eric A. Spo-
lander, Raymond j. Sougal, Nil w.
Morris, Hazen K. Dughman, George
D. Hubbard, George G. Brossard,
James l.. Browne.
George H. Duvendacker, John H.
Gardner, Milton Gordon, Worthy D
Hecht, Dell j. Mccormick, Robert
A. McKenna, D. A. Robertson, Ros-
coe w. Shannon, Melvin L. Sny-
der, George E. Sullivan, Jack B.
Williams, James Cuthbertson, Mar
ion Esther Lewis, Viola Hope Groh,
Rafael E. Labson, Frank G. w.
Sharbert, Merton x. Mathewson,
Angel Gonzales.
James w. Blankenship, Samuel
j. Taylor, Roy Burdette Lawrence,
Jack Hawkins, Walter E. White,
Paul o. Lamour, Donald r. Waite,
Bert w. Ellison, Elton NJ BROKERS,
James Ambrose Maloney, Ferdinand
j. End, James Moral White, Law
renee E. Flanders.
Allison G. Browshaw, Richard
Brewer Pearson, William Corbett,
William j. Davis, Wallace j. Doane.
Jr., Patrick j. Gambow, Raymond
p. Grob, James v. Hickey, Leslie
D. Swanson, Raymond M. Waite,
Martin L. Cooper, John Bailey, Jack
NJ Broadhurst, Sidney Chart, Ray
mond A, Grabfest, Robert D. Nor
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-13

gan, Donald d. Mcnnerga, Miles P
Norris, John j. Potters, Max E.
Scheininger, Forrest W. Wise, Tho
mas Jack Garoski, James w. Knut-
son, George Paclicek and J. RI
Sturdevant.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-13
Drive Starts
For Tin Foil

The annual drive in Juneau for
tin foil is starting according to an
announcement made today by
Superintendent A. B. Phillips Of
the Juneau Public Schools.
I'VE realize there is scarcity Of
tin foil now" said Supt. Phillips,
but we want all that is obtainable.
Parents or others may give their
foil to any pupil who will bring it
to school and all will be added to
our collection for shipment out
side"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-13

get doing your Duty you're doing yourself biggest
favors of life!
United War Bonds greatest
particular
And they the chance of lifetime order
world live in after this Every War Bonds
will help plenty of peaeti jobs making peaceg
for every o
For County akeor sakeinvest all can!
There Are Different Types Of u Government Securities
Choose The Ones Best Suited For You:
Servings Bondsserss
individual family savings Gives back 81 So
Designed especially for smaller
payment 1920
maturity Redempion
after issued 1870 of maturity
Treasury Readily marketable acceptable
and individuals special feature provides that they redeemed
and accrued interest for the of satisfying Federal
$780,
$4,000 $lOOOOO-ao ST. Redemption
1864;
date months notice. Subject Federal only Prices
anda
Securities CO.. Tax Notes; 1870 Certificates of Indebted
Treasury Bonds of 195O952; United Savings Bonds
Series "Fs'; United Savings Bonds Series &C."
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-13
EASTERN STAR

EASTERN STAR
Regular business meeting, Tues
day, April 10, at o'clock.
ALICE BROWN,
adv Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-13

The GOVERNMENT of the United States asking lend Ii
billion dollars few weeks. We do it. And must
do it. Every American realize the truth:
toughest we've made good We've trained lot
Of men-made lot weapons-buit lot of ships.
No would contend Tor
single doing enough win this war!
We've Got to Build MoreI
We building million of shipping last But
grimfaced Army Navy will tell that the l8 MILLION
building this year still won't be enough!
We've Got to Fight More!
From is offensive
increasing brothers, husbands into actual
already begun they will not less
And We've Got to Buy More War Bonds!
But help for
fighting building We've match best the
battle
The blunt this: to
going, dig Is billion dollars this month
above regular War Bond buying!
visited by of the thousands of
who contributing their and effort this Drive But
don't wait for him. Make mind that before this drive
down bank Post Office
where War Bonds and duty And don't for
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-04-13
TWO LEAVE MONDAY
FOR THE WESTWARD

Passengers leaving here for Sew
ard yesterday were Alfred c. Black
and George w. Taylor.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-07-03
Gets Medal For
Brave Action :

ENGLAND-The Soldiers Med
al was recently bestowed upon Pri-
vate First Glass William r. Pres
ton, 1876 South Wabash Avenue,
Chicago, Illinois, a member of a
Quartermaster Unit. He earned the
medal by saving the life of one of
the men in Port Battalion, of
which he was then a member, who
was struck by load of steel swing
ing from crane and knocked into
the water between pier and ship.
The award was made by Colonel
Henry A. Wingate of Washington,
D. c., Depot Commander and the
citation read Private Preston,
without hesitation and at great risk
of his own life, plunged into the
icy waters, secured a rope and tied
it around the drowning soldier and
himself, thereby enabling those on
shore to pull them both to safety"
This act of heroiSm was similar
to that of two other soldiers, Pri-
Yates Clarence Miller of McComb,
Mississippi, and Jimmy Flemmings
of Chancellor, Alabama. Last fall
they jumped into the water to save
the life of a British stevedore, who
had fallen off the deck while help
ing to unload American war ma
terial. L.nn
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-07-03
Seek Avoidance
To Disturbance
Like Detroit's

ed after a meeting at Russell Sage
Foundation here was signed by the
following persons:
William H. Baldwin and Lester
Granger, president and executive
secretary, respectively, of the Ma
tional Urban League; Eugene E.
Barnett, general secretary of the
National Council, YMCA; DR.. Chan
ming H. Tobias, senior secretary for
colored work, National Council,
YMCA; Prentice Thomas, assistant
special counsel, NAACP; DR.. Tho
mas Jesse Jones, educational dir
ector, Phelps Stokes Fund; Harold
Stevens, president, Catholic Inter-
racial Council; The Rev. John La
Fargo, S. j. executive editor,
America; Mrs. Helen wilkins, Sec
rotary for interracial education,
National Board, YWCA; Miss Elsie
Hopper, secretary of public affairs
committee, National Board, YWCA
James Myers, industrial secretary,
Federal Council of Churches of
Christ in America; Mrs. Adah
Kieffer, National Board, YWCA:
The Rev. Lawrence T. Hosie,
director Of Labor Temple; DR..
George E. Haynes, executive sec
rotary, Dept. of Race Relations,
Federal Council of Churches of
Christ in America
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Youthful Pilot Is
Eager For Action

to keep his big sister company
while her husband is lover there"
But if the truth ever leaked out
we believe that it would be discov-
cred that Donald had another
reason in mind for coming here.
Donald wants to obtain a waiver
on his age so as to be able to en-
list in the Air Corps. Without
that waiver, you see, he would
have to wait until about 1853.
Obviously the prospect of a ten
year wait would dampen the spir-
its of the anxious, little, would-be
soldier. But it didn't take long for
the news to get around as to Dom
AIDS real intentions, and soon he
was being contacted by officers
from different departments who
were bidding for his services.
First to send out a "feeler" was
1t. James Tibbs, engineering Of
ficer from che of the Basic Fly
ing Training Squadrons. However,
no sooner had he reached a deep
point with the lad when up popped
Warrant Officer Robert Snead to
tout the fine opportunities of an
aviation Photographic officer, and
was just about sold. on the
idea that would give him a chance
to fly.
just as the prospective little
aerial photographer was about to
depart for the dark room to delye
into the intricacies of Photographic
technique, in walked 1t. Spurgeon
Ellington, sporting a pair of silver
wings. And did Donald's ewes
bulge! They almost popped out of
their sockets. Noting the look of
admiration on the youngsters face,
1t. Tibbs and Warrant officer
Snead did a quick about face. 1t.
Ellington didn't have to open his
mouth, the wings had done the
tricK = again - and the one time
Would-be aerial photographer took
one look and began pleading with
Lit. Ellington to take him up to the
Colonel so he could sign up i'm
mediately. He wanted to get his
wings the next day.
Upon being told that it woulo
take fifteen months of hard work
TO get wings like those, little Dom
aid smiled and asserted, "Oh, that
won't be necessary, then, for Der.
nard viii have won the war by then
ana ne can teach me to fly" The
last Lit. Ellington saw of his pro-.
tege. ne was rushing to catch If
ilnos and Mr.. Snead to reopen ne
EQUATIONS. inasmuch as he knaw
tnat his brother-in-law, 1t. Ber-
nard Knighten would have won
wings. '
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Plan To Remove
All Restrictions
In Arsenal City

DETROIT, Mich. = (SNS) -
Governor Harry F. Kelly of Mich
igan, announced Saturday that all
restrictions in this riot-torn city
may be removed Monday If the
town remains "quiet and peaceful
during the weekend.
The midnight curfew and ban on
public drinking after 10 p. m. will
be carried out tonight.
In the meantime, Mayor Edward
j. Jeffries made it known that
Congressman Martin Dies would
not be welcomed to Detroit to in
quire into the causes of the riot.
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with an annual budget OF $780,
600, taught 38 trades and profess
sions and had 1887 students and
1877 faculty members, all Negroes.
HISTORY OF SCHOOL
The collection includes source
material on the history Of the
school, such as clippings of maya
zine and newspaper articles, cor
respondence relating to students,
records of the sources of its sup
port from various funds and in
diyidual donations, correspondence
Of the Trustees, and the Prin-
cipal's reports and records of an
niversary celebrations. 1t also con-
tains much information on Book
er T. Washingtons career, includ-
ing records of his many lecture en-
gagements, his magazine articles
and addresses, and materials con-
corning his death and the election
OF his successor as Principal From
the study OF his papers American
historians will find further bases
for the tribute which Henry Wat
terston wrote to the Tuskegee
Trustees when word reached him
of DR.. Washington's death: mo
man, since the war Of sections, has
exercised such benef1cent influence
and done such real good for the
country-especially to the SOUTH"
In order to avoid an interruption
to the work of scholars now con-
Quoting research in the collection
at Tuskegee, the papers will not
be transferred to the Library of
Congress until this fall.