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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-03-19
CHIC AGO. Mar tANpo

{ HllS AGO. Mar ( tANI'1
The aviation mechanic IN
structors trained al ha
mute field during past year
have been placed The men
lave been transferred &
several different schools i'll
squads Of Is 10 make np 6
unit for the most part The
stations or depots u which
they have been sent are
Wichita Fails. Tex, Amar
lilo, Tex; Gulfpclt. Miss,
Biloxi, Miss. Geldsbor
y. c.; Lincoln, Neb.. and 4
few are sill left AT Chanute
Field !.
This distribution gives
scme inkling III part Of the
future aiaas of tho ail. co9
regard re f Ne 10 Az at
ion mechanics. About year
400 30 Iegro men were @
sembled at Chanute lield.
one ct the fine aviation
mechanic training eenters.
in the country. and trained
TO be instructors. The rum
CT at that time was that
these men We're u 80 te
Tuskegee airfeld where i
great training center WAS
te be set up tu school tht
men who Wele TO replace
the mechanics who Wers
serving with the 99th squad
fGn and We're expected 10
be moved out momentafily
when that outfit went into
active duty.
These mechanics finished
their training working a
long with white men who
We're being trained in the
same skills. The men came
from every walk Of life.
There were two or three
grauates In engineering,
one Phi Beta Kappa from
Iowa, one or two who had
areonautical training at
college here in Chicago, !
lawyers, students and what
not The whites came from
a similarly Diversified group |
though osnithe whole the |
Negroes sere slightly SUI
perior isa draining. The |
whites hnishad in four |
months and moved out. The |
Negroes finished but re-
NAMED. They took refresh |
er courses, hey loafed, they
merely reported. Nobody
knew what was to be done
with them. The. Tuskegee
mechanic school<faded into
thin air. Critics still
claim that adequate replat
ments for the mechanics
who will 60 ont when and il
the a9th ever moves. have
not yet been trained. Final
ly word came tha' the Ne
gro aviation mech. schael
was to be set up at Jeffer-
son barracks in Missouri
This met a storm Of protest |
because it became appar- /
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-03-19
NEGRO AVIATION MECHANICS
TEACHERS IN SEVEN SCHOOLS
AIR CORP FINDS DIFFICULTY
MAKING Up IT'S MIND

ent that instead Of training
men at Chanute or one of
the fields already school in
the NORTH. The men at Cha
mute marked time again
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-03-19

members of the staff in
clude, Mrs. NJ. L. Fairfax,
Health and Recreation Sec
retary and Mrs. Carl Dora
Carter, Girl Reserve Secre-
tary.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-03-19

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Thousands upon thousands OF
women 49, rich and poor alike -
have reported benefits. Also bene-
f1cial for younger women to help
relieve distress OF monthly func-
tional disturbances. Follow label
dirsctions. WQ7SE t7ysagl
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-03-19
during 80 TO So Years
OF Age!
Ax Boz sle,,fsa

Il you--like SO many women be-
tween the ages Of SO and 52---suffer
from hot flashes. weak, dizzy, ner-
volis feelings, distress OF "irregu-
iarities'' are blue at tinneS---due to
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In q wcraan's life-start at once
try Lydia e. Pinkhan,a Vegetable
Compound. It's the best known
medicine you can buy that's made
especially for z0onsc'a.
rinkham's Compound Is 1amof1s
to relieve such distress, Taken reg
ularly - 1t helps build up resis-
lance against sacss symptoms. It
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Bass Bite
Well ON
st. Clair
BY DON GILLIES

Bass fishing has been fairly
good on Lake st. Clair and in the
waters of the 81. Clair Flats, ac-
cording TO reports of anglers and
conservation officers.
Perch fishing also has been
good, but walleye fishing in the
ST. Clair River struck a new low
this week. All fish being caught
are small and it is believed the
bulk of the run has passed into
Lake Huron.
In the lower Detroit River and
Lake Erie, fishing is reported
good for sheephead, catfish and
bullheadS.
In Saginaw Bay, from Quani-
caSsee to Port Austin. perch. fish
ing has been off. Perch have
started 10 bite again around Oak
Beach i'm Huron County. Strong
easterly winds and rally waters
which spoiled fishing earlier in the
week, have cleared up and fishing
should be good during the coming
weekend.
In Lake Huron, from Port Aus
tin 10 Port Huron, east winds
have practically stopped bass fish
ing. II weather clears and water
settles, fishing should be good in
this area. Perch fishing in the
south end of the lake IS prac-
tically nil
Few good catches Of bluegills
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28

Other seeded favorites surviving
the third round were Robert
kring Los Angeles. No. who put
out Billy Smith, Orlando. Fla.
Cd, Sd Ed Ray of Taft. Tex,
No. s, who downed Ed Matysiak.
Hamtramck, 6-l, 6-l. and Gene
Garrett San Diego. Cal. No. q.
who defeated Joe Scheerer. East
Orange. n. j.. 6-3, 6-3.
Other results.
SECOND ROT M. ~ NIoRs
Howe A'waier wumette. IN seeded
nm. Defeated ANel Kaufman New YORK.
seeded fourth defeated Robert Petrushia
lronwood. Mich, a.. 2-6 So Riny
Windham. Orlando. Pa seeded seventh.
defeated Dick Randall Oak PARK. Ill
I'll. SO SO Joseph Schecrer. Eas'
orsnge. y j. ereated Tom Mulloy Mem
csEo defeated Gordon Wright. cincinnati.
So. 50. Alan Watson. shorthills. y. j.,
defeated William Ford. Crosse poirts
Farms. S. 81 Robert David. Chicago.
defeated Ted Mason Dixon. M. SO. 81
THIRD ROUND, II NIoRS
I'd Ray. Taft, Tex seeded sixth. d.
fented I'd MAtysiak Hamtramck 81 81
Robert krinc. Los Angeles seeded third
defeated Billy Smith. Orlando Fla
THIRD ROUND. BOYS
second. defeated John Koliba Hamiramck.
so, is oliver Roddey, Charlotte y. G..
seeded NTH. defeated J. Scott Donaldson.
Minneapolis. MINI, az. SO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Riekey's Idea

Those who like 10 put a deep
Aand mysterious touch 10 all such
Explosive happenings are now
trying 10 connect Branch Hickey,
manager OF the Brooklyn Dodgers,
with the whole deal
They point out. for instance.
that Mr.. Hickey was interested
enough in the Philly proceedings
10 suggest 10 Cox that he hire
Fitzsimmons as his new manager.
Hickey then contacted Fat
Freddie and informed him he was
10 get the job.
And why all OF this keen in
tereSt on the part OF Mr.. Hickey?
Well. the boys who. are doing
Sherlock Holmes acts say IL Is
all a part OF Hickey scheme
He wants Bucky Harris as his
manager 10 replace Leo Durocher
| imagine. If such plans arc IN
store for Bucky, he would appre-
Ciate being IN on the secret. Ger
tainly being fired overnight Is
something new and embarrassing
10 Bucky. He has been, and is
one Of The most capable and re-
spected men in the game.
There is one thing you can say
for the millionaire Mr.. Cox. He
seems determined 10 he seen and
heard for the amount Of cash he
has plunked down IN the Philly
deal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Bob 7 aIes
Rckey's In on Harris Being Fired and
Bucky May End Up as Pilot of Dodgers

Stop the streetcar Abner This is get off. ~
Every has right 10 his business
fit And that apparently William d. (BilD Cox new
of the Phlles is doing
Friends OF Bucky Harris everywhere will be shocked
he today to learn OF his sudden dismissal of
the Phls.
Bucky stepped in with the permanent basement jewellers
this the a hank of
hair and started them
Bucky drove the Pills victories the
Of the than they winning
several months. Attendance became something of miracle"
at Shibe Park
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28

But the sudden winning
splurge OF the Phils put a lot
of pressure on Bucky. His new
boss wanted TO keep winning.
He even talked of a pennant.
Since the PhilS returned TO
normal losing habits, the story
has it that Cox has been a hard
customer 10 handle. There are
stories that he insisted on tell
ing Harris how 10 run the ball
club. And there pust be some
thing TO the rumorS that Bucky
ordered his millionaire boss out
of the dressing room in recent
weeks.
Anyway, Bucky, whom the
writing boys were halling as the
miracle man Of baseball only
a few weeks ago. is out of
job today and Fat Freddie Fitz-
simmons in his successor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Scratches

By United Press
DETROIT
Track slow.
FIRST Race-Cradle Roll
Second Race Lithoeraph
Fifth Race -Valdina Lord, Magnetism.
SUFFOLK
Track. fast
First Race GREY Wolf
. y n Race Pamphlet Maeline
Lady Orchid No Dough
Thlrd Race Idle Gossip
Fourth Race-Pnce A. o.. Eight and
Six. Roman Descent, star Boarder
sixth Race Ample Reward
Seventh Race Light Reign, Accuse
Me
Eighth Racs-Ring Leader, Light
Banset
ARLINGTON PARK
Track fast
First Race-Little Mink Alpledg,
Lady Juliet Miss Reward Olivia l.
Shirley sue.
Second Race Don Devito Gal Ann.
Mani Leonai PraetOran, Illinois Star,
Circus Wings.
Third Race Ever Flying Bar Willow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Detroit Results

FIRST RACES zoo. claiming a-yeAr-
1Idt j i.ls miles
KII corr, twLJehp 1910 go 4oo
Mang0 CButcherb . 20
Time , 81 Is
.Raa-pusts4 sF,4e4i-Ga- Ss+ntly Daisy
Chance Bsn'ry, Darcy Dismay ard Con
v.uai ALSO ran.
SECOND RACE-Sl 2oo claiming. J.
sear-rlds ana up, ! lis miles
! A.rhAne- ~ h4tA4 - - 90 s -
Trsve tTurk 90
hT6o. Defense Man. Aoossea and shr
Plaster also ran.
THIRD RACE s. goo, claiming. 2
yeat'qsas ~ ierlonss 20, 40 e.
A Sweep tCanarCAsi 500 ~
Too maker fScurl9ckJ q
Time J 10
sway and Jean Ia Belle A.so ran.
FOURTH RACES zoo. claiming 4
yesr-cics and Up 9 fIri1nS
PuFht Trace tMtEar1 Z 90 400 3 90
Risck Prunmei tMcLeanJ 800 3 20
Snrtweep Butcher , 90
BIN Rush Ebony Fs Ny PORTER b.
Cones and Betnabar also ran
FIFTH RACE-SI zoo. c.a.m!ne 5-yesr-
c'cs, . furIuuEs.
Rlp Keeper $50 40 $40
Staging SATIN tMo'eraD , 40 ~
p1rrY plavoio tknotD 80
Time IS
sBt ~ sugar 'psrhy Donna ace
Fleet Contemplate. To0e- Lass captain
Ruth. Ar Beauty and Good Fun also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Sl 5Qg the Navarro
Purse Swear rIdf . furNnEs
Reapire Gury 'R0nerfsi $40 to ~
MRslames lCa0ArtAab so 20
J1iF keeper 30
Little wizard Flyne K.ug sno Lady
stardust also ran.
SEVENTH RACE 81 2no claiming g.
year-oids and w.. turf course s~-l' ~
i, Dl,ss tclarnoS 7aA Ana- IN
',,fa+ --yorrsrt, ,sfunsanJ = ~
Time I g.
VINO Calls, Through Trsin. Anna-a-Nlsh
And Quick Bubtf also ran.
EIGHTH RACE 2oC% claiming A.
yeaY-olds and up ] 1-16 miles
Prince Chance CLayfonJ 5 So $50 so
Sea Tack tDreunanj $50 so
Straw stack Turk 40
Time ! 81 2,5.
Han one sly Tom ard White Bait
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Entry Blank
Metropolitan Detroit
Sof+baII Tournament

Sponsored by The Detroit Times
Deadline for Entries August l
Team Name ....ss'''s....'..
Managers Name. ...............
Managers Address. .............
Phone Number .................
DIVISION ..............,.
Please mark men or women.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
ANOTHER HERO

There was another hero In the
race, however. He was kempton
Knott, the 29-year-old rider from
White Plains, y. Y. who was up
on the Bomar Stables Little
Wizard.
Eight strides out OF the gate,
he did a somersault and landed
on his back, but threw Knott
clear.
Neither was hurt and as the
race ended, Knott remounted and
rode him back 10 the Judges
stand He was warmly cheered.
Bring 'em back alive Knott"
shouted one railbird. Perhaps
the jockey has a new nickname.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28

have been made during the late
afternoon and evenings in Oak
land County on worms. grubS and
graSShopperS. Some nice catches
have been taken on flies. Bass and
pike have been slow for the past
couple weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
MAY BE BARGAIN

But Reaping Glory may turn
out TO be a bargain for the
$500 at which he was claimed
March "A, in New Orleans. Al
least he will pay his own feed
bills.
The gelding has made only
three starts since he was claimed
He finished second TO Seven
Hearts in the $500 Sport OF
Kings Handicap here July II anC
picked up 1880. Then he leo
JoiS, Cecil and four others home
July % for his first victory of the
year.
Yesterday. Reaping Glory was
the days best bet as he went &c
the post in the Navarro Purse
He was one odds-on favorite that
got home Under Porter Roberts
he took the lead from Patterson
and Childs Jois AT the eighth
pole-just galloped home a win
ner by five lengths.
The 20 10 ! shot, Maejanes
grabbed the place by nose over
lois.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28

Hank Edwards, young out
fielder OF the Indians, is out of
the game while a broken collar
bone mendS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
MELONS Arm Acts Up

Cool, damp days bring swell
ing 10 Cliff Melton pitching
arm as a result Of a recent oper-
alton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
10 Rules Listed
For Big Metro
Softbd|I Event

With only four days remaining
for teams 10 enter the Metropolis
tan Detroit Softball tournament,
sponsored by The Detroit Times,
Amateur Softball Association
Commissioner Frank Lafferty
today announced rules under
which the events will be con-
Quoted
The tournament is open 10 all
major league teams, men and
women, winners of which repre-
sent Detroit in the world softball
championships here Sept. 1919,
inclusive: 10 Class A teams. men
and women. regardless of league
aflliation. and TO junior teams,
boys II or under.
A special division embraces two
sections OF The Detroit Times
Carriers Softball League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
CALL IN RESULTS

s Results Of all games must
be called IN by the winner TO the
department Of parks and recra-
tion-phone No. Fltzroy 3S40 49,
not later than ono hour after the
game Games played AZ Mack
Park need not be called in.
9 All champions and runners
up will be gwen awards.
10 Drawings will be held al
Mack Park.
Lafferty urged all teams plan.
frng TO enter the tournament 20
file entry blanks Immediately IN
order that brackets. may no uoado
So .---a~., \. fs,. -
companylng blank may be used
or similar ones obtained al the
department of parks and recrea-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Bueky Chased Cox

Bucky knew did every else that the Pills couldn't
keep going stiff pace After ALL they still the
Phs spirit winning complex smeared
surfaces o Harris
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Niqh+ Edition Code Kew

The Detroit Times daily prints in the Night Edition only the
which feel the outstanding
bets of the day.
appears In Eight Star and Red Lns
corresponding each letter the alphabet
The horses appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
AND 1T is PRINTED IN CODE. Y |
follows
Ais B-64 C-s7 Do E-2s F-5i G-l9 H-9O Ll2 J-25
k-65 MI N-SS Q-S9 RIBS $50 T-91
U-56 V-55 W-78 Y-51 Z-70
enable decipher the OF
onorrows code appearing ONLY THE NIGHT EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Local Meters Lose
I'm Western Tourney

KALAMAZOO. July IS INS)
Seeded entries in the annual
western juniors and boys tennis
championships looked forward
with apprehension today after
the rough handling given some OF
the favorites in yesterdays play.
Jerry Evert Of Chicago provided
The major upset OF the tourna-
ment when he put away second
oeded Charles Oliver IRA of
Perth Amboy. n. j., Cd. Sc. II a
bird round match in the iyfior
division. n
Then Billy Windham ofNQr-
'ando. Fla. seeded No Z. Mas
overwhelmed, 81. in his first set
with Bob David of Chicago He
rallied in the second but never
lheless lost, 81.
FoRD'S son LOSES
. Another Chicagoan. Howe At
)arter. rated No. s. disposed of
~Nlan Watson. Short Hills. n. j.,
6-1. 1-6. 6-3. Watson in a second
Nround had eliminated William
Ford of Crosse Pointe Farms,
Mich, son of the late EdSel Ford
Ga, Cd.
Top-seeded Jack Tuero Of New
Orleans was one Of the favorites
who had no trouble advancing
He defeated Jim Jankowski OF
Hamtramck. Mich, 6-2, 6-1.
Rod Dellano Of Laredo, Tex
second seeded. defeated j. Scott
Donaldson OF Minneapolis. So. 81
Oliver Roddey Of Charlotte, y. c.
defeated John Koliba, Hamtramck
so, Us.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Find a Bargain
In $500 Horse,
Reapiing Glory
BY LEWIS IT. WALTER

Or. J. r. Upton, the new
trainer for the stable of Mrs. H.
p. Bonner Of Fort Worth, knows
he has at least one winner among
the many horses he took over last
week.
Reaping Glory may mark a
turn in the fortunes of the hard
luck stable Of the Detroit race
track.
Upton and the racegoing public
know Reaping Glory's talents.
For more than 5000 persons saw
the three-year-old Reaping Re-
ward gelding race TO his second
victory in five days here yester-
day.
The Bonner Stable laid out n
fortune for horses in the past
year, including $4,000 for DiXi-
ana Farms First of All, which
never won in their silks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
HERE ARE RULES

Lafferty announced the follow
ing rules today:
The official A. s. A. rules
VIII govern all PLAY.
All participants must be
residents OF Wayne County.
"a player can play with only
one team in the tournament,
A player called into the
service At any time by presenting
his name and the replacement. in
writing. 10 the tournament Off
Gals.
Glass 4 and junior teams
shall furnish a ball and an UNI
pre- for each game up 10 the
semifnals.
6 Scheduled time is forfeit
time.
All protests must be filed
with the department Of parks and
recreation. 50f Elmwood, within
"a hours after the game is being
protested A So fee must accom-
pany each protest and II the
protest is allowed the fee will be
refunded. An unpIreS decision
cannot be protested.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

Johnny Adams chances of
-Tsuifihe into the saddle soon at
the Detroit race track now appear
10 rest solely on the leniency OF
the stewards.
John Swisher, general manager
and secretary Of the Jockeys
Guild, has failed in his plea 10
have the stewards reconsider the
suspension by which they set
down the countrys champion
Jockey FOR - racing days, running
through August II.
Swisher appeared before Com
missioner Bowling and Judge Jo-
Saph a Murphy, the commission
steward, late yesterday.
He assumed blame for Adams
violation Of the rules by going 10
Chicago 10 ride Charles T. Fishers
Amber Light last Saturday, when
he had a previous engagement
here.
The Guild official admitted
Johnny violated the rules. but he
ttAt AllNle VIE thNlIihdA 4ll6 vi =
cumstanCes and that the penalty
was far too severe.
He asked Bowling 10 request
the stewards TO reconsider their
verdict. Bowling did not agree
At the recommendation OF the
stewards. he had tackled six days
on the suspension.
Talk Of a Jockey strike today II
the stewards. did not reinstate
Adams or grant him a new hear
ing is without basis. said SwiSher.
re minated Guild officials and
Adams would be satisfied If the
suspension was cut down in any
manner
an -tr'e onlcrdrs parI Is conceded
but j. viii not be within the next
few days. Should the stewards
reInstate Adams. Immediately. il
would appear they were back
ING up.
However. If the officials should
give the situation a chance 10 cool
for a -Meek-er 10 days aHd then
announce reinstatement of the
popular rider, their authority
would have been established and
Adams would have learned his
lesson and the Detroit racing
public would have its favorite
rider hack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28

Lucky
Eighth Race River Lass. Jack Vsn-
ME Kai I'll
Substitute race declared off.
SARATOGA
Track muddy
First Race Sixteen Cents. Military
Risk.
Second Race Chickofe Son Islam.
Rise Above n. Roman Governor Waddy.
Fourth Race-Tit FOR Tat, Entertain-
menf
Fifth Race-Targe. Miracle Kin.
Sixth Race-Punce Quillo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28

Maybe the war atmosphere
has something 10 do with u. but
IN sports this year there dOesn I
seem 10 be lot OF the old
milk Of human kindness no
ticeable
Take the local situation, for
instance Johnny Adams, Amer
ica's leading rider for two years,
and who seemed well on his way
10 making il three years IN q
row. has been suspended for the
remainder of the Detroit meet
Ding
Adams made a mistake There
can be no question about that.
He took of a day and went 10
Chicago 10 ride for one Of
Michigan'S greatest spo r'tSmen,
Ct@~ts- T. L'AAi>s,-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28

80 :, -. .. ~. ~t--rlIss Frtflfff-
held up a bank, fixed 10 races
and then shot the presiding
stewart; if you Judge from the
penalty imposed.
He sho uld have been pena-
lized for his mistake But we
haven't found any one yet, and
we're still looking. who thinks
ohnny had this kind OF rap
CO11inp
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-22

da sc mu vse nabrane vsote, ka-
tere ste mi jih izrocili, izrocil
ma tajnistvo tega udruzenja, in
oni XII so prispevali, so sledeci:
Frank Poekaj so; Mr.. in Mrs.
Jack Tomsic SOC; Mr.. in Mrs.
Leo Wolf $1.OO; Mr.. Frank Je-
lareic $500; po 25c so darovali:
Girl Ozbic, Anton Rotar, Mirko
ySerezin, Martin Plut IL 222 ce-
ste, Tom Krasovec, JOS. Skrl,
Jennie Skrl. Frances Delost, FIR.
Delost, ter Angela Egart. In
podpisani je prispeval parkrat
tudi nekaj po $1.00, poleg osta-
lih stroskov.
Kot sem rekel, sem te vsote
izroeil ma pritojno mesto 49,. ok
tobra m. |. Toliko v blagohotno
obvestilo prispevateljen. "
Torej vsi tisti, XII ste me ze
vprasali kaj ie AJPU, maj We
liza to, da DO obcna seja Clan
stva, kot ze omenjeno, ma 25.
junija, in vdelezite Sc, je. Tam
dolocite, ali hocete kaj in kako.
Potrebno je, da Sc kaj preokre-
ne, ali razpusti. Tam bono ine-
Ii (saj upam) priliko' povedati
vsak svoje mnenje v demokra-
ticnem tolerantnem tonu, zato
maj nikogar ne zadrzi, da Sc ne
hi tega zborovanja vdelezil.
&c vas DO VOLTA, in da yam bo
ma tenn, da Sc gre organizaci-
jo dale, je pac cd vas vseh od-
visno, tako kot gre dosedaj veG
mesecev pri tenn udruzenju, je
bolje, da Sc zadevo razpusti
kar DO najbolje Sc, ker je SA-
MS tukaj, XII ina tudi svoj OBJ
Siren program osnovan, to je
da, della ma tenn "a osvoboditey
vseh Slovencev v celoto kot ma
rod. SANS ina svoj program
"a katerega bi moral slehern
Slovenec delat, in &c je Sc ka,
"a izpolnitev tega programa
| imamo ze nekaj aktivnih po
druznic v svoji sredi, in je do
bro, da Sc jim pridruzite in po
veste kaj bi bio Sc dobrega zs
" dosego nasih ciljev.
Torej, pridite in povejte svoje
mnenje Is. junija, kaj mislite 81
o organizaciji.
j. F. Durn,
tudi clan JPU
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-22
Nemska rstrah0vlada
ma KOrOSkem
Obsodbe koroskih Sloyencev

Obsodbe koroskih Slovencey
casopisje je ze objaviIo neka-
terra imena koroskih Slovencev,
XII so bill nedavno obsojeni ma
smrt. Prejeli smo porocilo o teh
'sodnih obravnavah", katere je
objavil nemski casopis "Kaert-
ner Zeitung" 2 dine IL. aprila,
1913:
ma prvi seji ljudskega sodi-
Sea (Volksgericht) pod pred
sednistvom DIR. Freislerja, ma ce-
loyskem dezelnem sodiscu, je
bila jayno obravnana obtozba
proti 81 obtozencem IL zele-
Pfarre (Sele), Eisenkapel (ze-
LENA kaplja) in Vellach (Gor-
MIA Bcla).
Male skupine ljudi IL bivse
koroske plebiscitne zone, Sc
stavljene il dezerterjev,, konau-
nistoy in zlocincev, ojacenih Cd
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-22
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