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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Highland Park Given
Huge Service Flag

4 large service flag represent
ing all men IN The armed services
from Highland Park Will be pre-
Scnted by the David Vincent post
OF the American Legion today to
the Retailers for Victory Club
1883 Woodward
The club Is Highland Park ;
center for war activities
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
norwood Sailor Missing

George koStopolouS j. seaman
l-c, whose mother resides q Sl2
W. Aurora lronWood is missing
in action the navy department
announced TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

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gwen The Detroit Times by
me stations herein listed
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scheduled are not on the
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
WIVES HONoRED

An informal reception for the
ministerial delegates wives WaS
TO be held al 2:30 p m today IN
the home IF Mrs Richard II.
Willard. ASH Lodge drive Ms
Milard is the wife of DR. Mulard
pastor of Shark the host
parish.
Following the reception the
conference vas 10 hear a talk 3v
Or. Karl X. Quimby OF the board
OF Foreign Missions Of the Nctn-
odist Church, New York City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

An address by the RI H0n.Isa5 O.
FOote; member of the British
Parliament and the Prly Coun-
cil and vice president @! tine
Methodist Conference, VA. tFe
hlghhGht of Yesterdays meeting
Is ADVOCATE ANNIVERSARY
Footc Spakc az s o'clock last
night delivering the anniversary
address commemoraung the SeN-
cuteth anniversary Of the MIC4l-
gan Christian Advocate. Method
publication lie had been pre-
>cntcd 10 Tho conference Thursday
morning by Or William c. =
fnriiuter- superintendent ot &"
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
BY JACK KOEHLER
Detroit Times Church Editor

Delegates attending the fHth
annual Detroit Conference Of the
Methodist Church now IN session
al ST Marks parish, +. Jefferson
and Garland will get some tuFr
hand information on the war IN
China when Col NJ Thoma>
Tchou addresses the conclaNc ar
S o'clock tonight
Col TChou is former secretary
TO Gen. Chiang-kal-Shck director
Of the Chinese government lab r.
department and China chief
the iHteft+7-
tional Labor Conference IN Go
nova. lie VIII speak on 'Amcrl,a
and the Struggle IN the Orient
The regular order OF buSne,>
was 10 occupy the greater pat q
today's sessions OF the conference
They began az 9 IN and wee
preceded by morning medltauors
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SATURDAY EVENING

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order War stamps deINered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

Here's the gift for DADS in
Service. Smart stybuE In
sirnia for any branch Of
armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

MANS DIAMOND
81. y..-. &C.,
Yes zorc DISCOUNT on
thus richly styled ring for
DAD. Genuine flashing dIa-
mond.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-13
NEWS OF PRISONER

After not seeing her brother
Anton Zelen, for fourteen years
Mrs. Mary Potocnik, 2103O Ar
Dor Avenue, received word that
he is in Sicily, a prisoner of
the Americans.
Not being able to write per-
sonally, Anton requested that
Sgt. Robert Modic, of Cleve-
land write to his sister, which
the American soldier readily
did. In the letter to Mrs. Po-
tocnik, Sgt. Modic states that
her brother was captured by
the Americans, and is in good
health.
Mrs. Potocnik received two
other letters, also written by
Clevelanders, informing her
that they had met her brother,
and are writing for him. Sgt.
Modic, is the son of Blaz Modic,
1892 E. 81 St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-13
Thank You!

1t is with a feeling of deep
gratitude and appreciation that
l wish to express my sincere
thanks to the voters and all of
my friends Of the 23rd Ward
for the splendid support &C
corded me at the polls on Tues
day, November End.
I only hope I can continue
to justify the confidence you
placed in me by virtue of my
reelection to City Council as
your representative for the
third successive term and 1 will
serve all my constituents to the
best of my ability and for the
best interests of the people of
the entire city of Cleveland.
Eddie Kovacic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-13
Branch No. 80. Sane TO Hold Mass
Meeting November I4th

velopment which would consti-
tute the decisive postwar fac
tor in Yugoslavia-that is, if
the great powers permitted the
Serbian, Croatian and Sloveni-
an peoples to decide for them
selves. The whole Liberation
Front movement has been spon-
taneous. 1t is the uprising of a
people. 1t is a fighting act of
the common man -. But the
most significant aspect of the
movement is that it includes
both Communists and diverse
mont Communists and that a
formula has been worked out
under which all work together
militarily and politically"
i Continued on page g.,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-13
T~eIenews Theo+re

Cleveland has special reason
to be interested in juvenile de-
%linquency, SO youth In Crisis"
latest March of Time which
started Friday at the Telenews
Theatre, deserve at attention
of everyone interested in the
community's welfare. The film
deals with the causes and cure
of juvenile delinquency, one Of
the wars major problems.
First pictures of the tragic
and brutal time bomb explosion
at the Naples post office are
shown at the Telenews this
week. Newsreels show the ap-
palling ruin left by the retreat
ing Nazis, who wrecked their
vengeance on innocent civilians
and children.
Spectacular films of preci-
sion daylight raids over Ger
many show BIG Marauders
over enemy installations in
France, and Flying Fortresses
smashing Schweinfurt. This
was the heavy raid in which 60
American bombers were lost,
but 485 tons of high explosives
spread ruin on the industrial
target.
"Confidentially Yours" with
Arthur Hale as commentator,
discusses the morale of Nazi
civilians and soldiers, predicts
surprises in store for the Japs,
and tells why neither Dewey
nor Macarthur will run for the
presidency in 1914.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-13
Army&
Navy
NeWs.

Frank J. Klemenc, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank and Net
tie Klemenc (Klemencic), $50
E. 141 St., left for the Army
Thursday.
Home on a fifteen day fur
Tough from Maryland, where he
is stationed with the Medical
Corps, is Frank Starman, son
of MI. and Mrs. John Starman,
1871 Kewanee Avenue.
Pfc. Frank Prudic Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prudic,
1907 Muskoka, is home on a
three week furlough.
Promoted to the rank of Sgt,
and graduating from the Aerial
Gunnery School, in Las Vegas,
Nevada, recently was Eddie A.
Skapin, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Skapin, 16017 Holmes Avenue.
He is now home on a fourteen
day furlough.
Corporal Frank Kosec Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ko-
sec, 6722 Edna Avenue is home
on a fifteen day furlough from
Camp Roberts, California.
Home on a fourteen day fur
Tough from Pine Camp, N. Y, is
T/Sgt. Joseph B. Grosel, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Grosel,
1910 Waterloo Rd. His brother
Cpl. Fred Grosel, is somewhere
in England. Friends may write
to him at the following ad-
dress: Cpl. Fred Grosel, 150012-
430, Co. G., 10th Inf, APO.
No. 5, Go Postmaster, New
York, N. Y.
M. M. 1tc Martin F. Zdolsek,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Zdolsek, 1853 E.. 1913 St., is
home on a two week leave. Mar
tin is serving with the Navy
since November, 1910, and has
been in the South Pacific and
other war zones.
Pfc. Harry Novinc, is home
on a twelve day furlough. His
wife is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Grill, 1926 Hale
Avenue. He will return to camp
Wednesday.
Promoted to the rank of LIST
Sgt. and transferred to the ra-
dio engineers in Bradley Field,
is Cpl. August Grobolsek, Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Grobolsek, 1900 Kildeer Ave-
nue.. He is now at his new radio
post in Connecticut.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-13
9th Anniversary
NOVEMBER 10, 1943.

On November IL, 1906, twelve
Slovene men assembled at one
of the small halls on the north
side of Collinwood and estab-
lished a new lodge and called.
it "V Boz" "V BOZ" means ''to
struggle and it was annexed
to the Slovene National Bene-
fit Society.
The last of it's charter mem
bers, a good "Mohican," Joseph
Prusnik passed away early this
year. His brother John Prusnik
also a charter member is at
present a member of lodge
MIR" No. 142 SNBS. Louis
Starman, of the Euclid Dairy,
was also a charter member and
at present belongs to Lodge 158
in Euclid, Ohio. The remainder
are all resting in peace. The
report at the last meeting re-
vealed that there are 583 men,
bers in good standing, and also
$50 juvenile members. y
In the last 81 years hundreds
of thousands of dollars were
paid the sick benefit, disabili-
ties, operations and death bene-
fits. Since it was organized, it
has been instrumental in or
ganizing two additional lodges.
The Slovene National Benefit
Society has 81 lodges and a
membership of some $500 in
their ranks in Cleveland. Our
Mayor Frank J. Lausche is a
member of Lodge GA, a lodge
organized by "V Boz"
On Nov. IA at 700 p. m.
Lodge No. 53.of SNBS will cele-
brate it's 9th anniversary with
the showing of films of acti-
vities of the United Lodges, pic
lures from Slovenia and these
will be followed with an ad-
dress by our Supreme Chair
man Vincent Cainkar. There
will be singing and music. Bet
ty Jean Dolinar will render a
few selections on her piano &C.
Gordon. Richard Lauretic will
sing a few songs and Zarja's
duet will also be present.
After the program there will
be music to Barbic's-Zalokar's
orchestra. They are both men,
bers of the SNBS.
This affair will take place at
the Slovene Workmen's, Home,
1886 Waterloo Rd.
Frank Barbic, Sr.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-13
DESIGNS ~TOOL-RECEIVES
AWARD

In a recent contest conducted
among the employees of White
Motor Co., for suggestions and
ideas in an effort to fill the gap
of manpower shortage, Mrs.
Johanna Remic, of 986 E.. 76
St., was awarded a prize of ten
dollar in war stamps. Mrs.
Remic also designed a tool for
punching holes in packages.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-13

was driving. Maybe the govern
ment needs a steam engine,
Jake! l happened to see ut" at
Five Points one day, (steaming
away.
We little bees will have. to
leave your readers now until
another week when we shall re-
port on all the latest gossip at
that time.
+ The Buzzing Bees
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-13
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Novak.
756 E.. 200 St., announced the
birth of a baby boy, born at
Huron Road Hospital.
A baby girl, their second
child, was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank (Tino) Modic,
6025 st. Clair Avenue.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-13
HOME ON LEAVE

Pvt. John Orehovec, son Of
Mr.. John Orehovec, $50 East
157 St., is home on a fifteen
day furlough from Indian Gap,
Penna.
Johnny will remain home UNI
til Monday where friends may
visit him.
Loads of luck, soldier!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-13
Scout News

Mr. JOnn L.. Mlnellch, COM
mander of Lake Shore Post Nc.
273 of the American Legion and
a member of the Cleveland civil
service commission, will present
Troop $50, local Boy Scout
group, with a new American
Flag on behalf of the Post, on
Wednesday evening, November
II, 1913 at 8 p. M
The presentation will be
made at a meeting of the Boy
Scout and Sea Scout parents,
friends and Legionnaires, in the
auditorium of the Inter-cultur-
al Library, East 55th and st.
Clair avenue.
In addition to the flag pre-
s%entation, Mr.. Anton Grdina
Sr. will show movies of the
Victory Shrine dedication in
St. Vitus Church on September
Goth.
Mr.. GOrnk Will Speak
Mr.. John Gornik Sr., supreme
secretary of the SDZ and the
father of three former Scouts
Of Troop $50, will speak. Mr..
Gornik's youngest son, Ray
mond, until his entry into the
Naval air corps last June,
served as a leader in both the
Boy Scouts and Sea Scouts and
received the Eagle Scout Badge,
highest in Scouting, in June,
1913.
Boy Scouts will present a
commando conditioner" drill
and Sea Scouts will put on a
marching drill exhibition.
Felix A.. Danton, scoutmaster
and skipper, will present Sec
ond Glass, First Class Badges
and also merit badges to a
large number of the Scouts who
have earned these promotions.
In addition, Mr.. Emil Thomas
will receive his commission as
Assistant Scoutmaster of the
Troop, and Peter Thomas Jr.
will receive his warrant as a
Junior Assistant Scoutmaster.
Mr.. A. M. Princic, chairman,
and Mrs. John Vargo, together
with Mr.. Mihelich, who make
up the Troop Committee, are
members of the reception COM
mittee of the evening.
Louis Pierce, Senior Patrol
Leader of the Troop will serve
as master of ceremonies.
Mr.. Frank T.. Suhadolnik,
librarian of the Inter-cultural
Library and one time assistant
s~coutmaster of Troop $50, will
welcome the guests to the IL
brary and following the troop
and ship program will conduct
the visitors through the library.
The meeting is open to the
public but children must be &C.
companied by adults.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-13
IN u. S. NAVY NOW

Al Markie former member of
the well-known "Strukel Or
chestra" left to serve his coun-
try with the United States
Navy.
Tn "orchestra" extends their
very best wishes for a safe and
speedy return.
Smooth sailing, sailor!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-13
HOME

Home from Cleveland Clinic
Hospital, where he underwent
an operation recently, is Mr..
Erasmus Gorshe, 1116 E.. u
St. Friends are invited to visit
him.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-13
SUPPER AND DANCE

On Sunday, November 21st,
the Junior Singing Chorus of
the Slovene Workingmen's
Home, will hold a supper at
the SWH, at 700 p. M, fol-
lowed by a dance. Vadnal's or
.chestra will provide the music
for the evening.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-13
Bees Wax
By the Buzzing BIS

You readers OF the "EnakO"
will have to forgive us for not
having an article in the paper
last week, because we felt more
or less indebted to our govern
ment, so we worked a great
deal overtime.
Covering the dance at East
65th Slovene Home Saturday
night we found Johnny Vad-
nails orchestra on the stand .
Little Ollie Polls welcomed
Mile Kramer's brother back to
our civilian life very nicely on
the dance floor. She took pretty
good care of his buddy, too.
Take it easy, Ollie -. Pvt. Tony
Lovsin and buddy Pete Kotorac
sure kept the joint buzzing aft
er eleven o'clock. What took
you fellas so long? Occa-
sional dance d e r s,
"Blackie" and girlfriend Mary
Homar looked as fine as they
ordinarily do: When is the day,
you two? Jennie Krantz
keeps the 65th fellas pretty
we'll in hand. Which one of
them is the lucky one, Jennie ?
Who is that fella from
Thomas Edison. that has a spe-
cial name for all the girls? W.
gather it is a wonderful COM
pliment to most of them =. .
After two years of trying, a GER
tain East 65th boy finally oc-
cupied Louise Recher for more
than two dances. If you need
some luck, John, here's wish
ing you plenty of it.
The two "Zuit Suffers" of
O Ii nwood, "De De" and
"Oners' were seen just stand
ing around mostly. OF course
they danced with the fair Eu-
cid sex. Could their initials be
L. R. and V. S.? Sunday
night at Waterloo Johnny Vad-
nal again furnished the music.
Johnny introduced his new sax
player and vocalist, Paul Yam
char. He is really "on the BALI
We hope he stays in your group,
fellas. 1t puts the band over in
a big way -. We noticed little
Margie Mivsek attending the
dances again. What's the mat
ter, Marge, no more dates?
That boy with the smile and
physique, Rudy Ivancic seems
to be taking care of a pretty
big handful of girls. Come on,
Rudy, give some of the other
fellas a break Stanley Ku-
Ger takes care of the one and
only, both on a dance floor and
skating rink. Remember, Stan,
this is war time and it's best
for a fella to be free, they say
-. The biggest flash and shock
to the district of Collinwood
and the girls was that Milan
Kapel, Eddy Bosich, and Gum
my" are leaving for the Mer-
chant Marines within the next
few weeks. We will really miss
your pleasant company, fellas,
so here's wishing you a lot of
luck.
Where was that little Emma
Blum from Euclid? -. It's too
bad you had such a dull time
since he wasn't there Sunday
night. All you can do is wait
until tonight or tomorrow with
the hopes that, he will show-up.
Oh happy days! What's the
matter, Pete Kotorac? Can't
you take it anymore? Or is Ma
RE Savel a killer at heart
Where was our worthy col
League Snoopy? We missed
her sly methods of obtaining
gossip -. AS we were going
home we couldn't help missing
the scrap drive bait Jake Miller
-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-13
Shopping Wolfess

eaiAttBo I1idt lily CyC'
Stanley Kutcher, seen a lot
with a certain Jean at the
dances! Wilma Glazer,
smiling at a certain lad while
dancing! Did you know him,
Wilma? Dixie not dancing
much, but had his girlfriend
Josephine to keep him COM
pany! Ray Russ dancing
closer than usual with Doro-
thy! Where did you get the
nerve, Ray? =. Three new
corners from st. Clair: Sophie,
Ann and Joyce, l hope you en-
joyed yourselves girls! -. Joe
Barbo, 8 &c home on a 10 day
furlough from Williamsburg,
Virginia. Joe, you certainly
didn't forget how to get around,
did you? -. Frank Milavec
S &c, home on a liberty, seemed
to enjoy the woman taxi driver!
-. Olga Okleson and Dorothy
Skittle missing from the dance.
We certainly missed you, girls!
Dorothy and Margie both
appearing at the dance quite
early. What was the CONVEX
sation about, huh, girls? .
Eddie Bozic dancing a lot with
a certain blonde. She's taken,
Ed Spied Marilyn and
Danny Dusa riding in a truck
along St. Clair. Did you get
any of your work done, Danny?
Esther and Steve still ia
voring the Slovene waltzes -.
Lii and Beps attending the
dance. 1t was good to see you
back again, Beps $3.50. Did you
see the cute little number Roc
co had at the dance? Stick to
her, Rocco! Frank Fende
and Elsie Pirnat making up for
all the dancing that they had
missed a while back. Nice 60
ing, Frank! 49,. Who was the
girl Chick was with at the bowl
ing alleys the other day? Fast
work, Chick! 80. Eleanor Crn-
kovich, with her steady Joe,
dancing both Slovene and
American dances Merle
Johnson, the sharp dresser,
dancing with all, the blondes.
You certainly get around,
Merle! -. Edna BRO and Ed
die Popovic making the flame
glow brighter all the time. Keep
it up, Edna!
Ethel BRO coming to the
dance, but remaining true to
her soldier boy -. Wally Lun-
ka looked lost and out without
Norma. Did you notice he left
at intermission? -. "Sparky"
still looking for a partner to do
his new style jitterbugging!
Come on girls, speak up! $50.
Joe Rudolf going to town on
his Slovene polkas. Don't you
ever get tired, Joe? -. Flea
more Orosky interested in all
the sailors at Yankees. Some
change Ell, Eleanore? -. Pete
Kotorac standing around for
quite a few of the dances. What
was ailing you, Pete? -. No.
ticed the "Tattler" having a
good time. Are you always so
free with your smiles, vi? 49,.
When asked for a 10c dish of
french fries, Violet Vogrin
brings a 30c dish. What was on
you mind, vi? ... Dorothy
Zupancic leaving for the WACS
this week. We wish you good
health and a lot of luck, Dot!
Hoping to see you all at the
next dance. Your friends will
be there, so why don't you tag
along, also?
=. 1.-THE SnOoping Wolfess"