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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22
Voditelji Slovenske
OsvOb0dilne fr0nte
(Nadaljevanje S l. stranil

Ivan Kozar, Sokol
Polak, Sokol
Pavle Tratar,, krscanski So
cialist
Miha Borstnik, krscanski So
cialist
Franc Plesnik, krscanski So
cialist, poveljnik b a a j o n a
N. O. V.
Lovro Janko, k m e t, clan
V.S.O.F.
Pirjevec Dusan, visokosolec
clan Osvobod. Odbora "a Pri-
morsko
Maks Rejec, ucitelj, clan
Osvobod. Odbora "a Primorskc
Janko Premru, clan Osvobod
Odbora "a Primorsko
Ludvik Slokar, visokosolec
clan Osvob. Odbora "a Primor-
sko
Josip Peteljan, socialist, clan
Osvob. Odbora "a Primorsko
Fran Bidovec Jr. pravnik
clan Osvob. Odbora "a Primor.
skO
DR.. Jakoncic
Ivan Jontez
DR.. Milan Lemez, odvetnik
DR.. Pokorn, zdravnik
DR.. Vogelnik, decent universe
DR.. Gene Logar, decent uni.
! verze
Misko Kranjec, pisatelj
Prezihov Voranc, pisatelj
DR.. Oblacic
DR.. Tonic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22
Rose Bizaj.

NeW York, ". Y. - Letna
proslava Zdruzenih drustev v
New Yorku. - Zdruzena slo-
venska drustva v New Yorku
bodo priredila svojo letno pro-
slavo dne 9. januarja, 1914, v
Slovenskem domu v Brooklynu.
Zacetek bo OBJ 4. popoldne in
program DO interesanten, ker
bodo nastopili razni nasi donna
ci talenti.
Ponavadi smo imeli letno pri-
redbo skupnih drustev v Airing
ton dvorani, toda zaenkrat bono
prisli skupaj v Slovenskem do
mu, in Sc prav po domace "a
bavali. Racunamo, da bono
imeli polno dvorano, kajti Zdru-
zena drustva so v resnici zavr-
sila taken tega leta toliko della
v prid naselbine in nasega della
"a narod v domovini, kakor tudi
"a blagor nase move domovine
da mora biti vsak mas clovek v
noselbini ponosen ma to. Zatc
podprite delovanje Zdruzenih
drustev S tenn, da sc udelezite
letne proslave. - Vstopnina be
prostovoljna. Igrala DO izvrstna
godba "a pies.
Anna P. Krasna
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22

liticni akciji, XII je tudi potreb-
ma, nekaj vee priloznosti. To pa
maj ne zadrzuje nikogar. ODE
akciji sta potrebni in vsakdo
lahko prispeva "a prvo ali dru-
go, naiboljse pa bo storil, ako
tdaruje "a obe!
V pomozno akcijo bi seveda
spadalo tudi zbiranje obleke "a
start kraj, glede cesar Sc neka-
teri tako ogrevajo. Nj dvoma,
!da hi Sc nabralo precej ponose-
ne. pa drugace Sc dobre obleke
med nami, in tudi ne more biti
dvoma, da bi V starem kraj ju to
hvalezno sprejeli. Toda z zbira-
MEM obleke je ia kriz, da jo je
treba kmalu odposlati, kakor
delajo Rusi in drugi, XII imajo
prevozne ladje ma razpolago ter
uvoz dovoljen. Ia Slovenijo in
sploh "a Jugoslavijo je to "a
enkrat Sc izkljuce,o. Ako bi pa
najeli prostore "a skladisce, bi
morali imeti tudi osobje "a u
pravo, ciscenje in paznjo it'd,
ker pa proved stane in mi nj
mamo denarja "a to.
z zbiranjem obleke kaki
CENTRAL Sc torej "a enkrat ne
moreno zaceti. Priporocljivo pa
je, da 81 vsakdo, XII zeli darova-
ii ponoSeno ali kakrsnokoli OBJ
]eko, nabavi cato sposoben "a
toj ali bakso, v kateri maj jo
drzi, dokler ne pride cas-, da bo-
mo tudi mi lahko poslali di-
relItno V start kraj. Seveda je
tako obleko treba najprej dobro
ocistiti in poskrbeti, da je moli
ne zro. TO Sc nam zdi "a enkrat
najbolj priporocljivo in nedvom-
no DO tudi najceneje. Upamo,
da Sc bodo tudi ostali strinjaIi
namo glede tega..
V. Cainkar,
predsednik JPO, SIS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22
Noso pomozno
okciio
Zbiranie obleke "a start kraj

Zbiranje obleke "a start kraj
Kot znano, smo amefiski Slo-
venci takoj po vpadu nacistic-
nih tolovajskih vojnih Get Ju-
goslavijo zaslutili, da DO nasa
stara domovina strasno, veliko
trpela. Ne samo, da DO ljudstvo
preganjano in muceno ter do
prinaSalo velikanske krvne zrt-
We, temvec bo tam nastala tudi
nepopisna beda. Zaeno pa smo
Sc zavedali, da bo naSa dolz-
most pomagati, kajti nesrecno
slovensko ljudstvo nina niko-
gar, h komur hi Sc moglo z "a
upanjem obrniti, razen do svo-
| jih boljse situiranih bratov in
sester V daljni Ameriki. Zave-
dali smo Sc nadalje tudi, da DO
nasa pomoc najbolj zanesljiva,
ako Sc "a pomozno akcijo orga-
niziramo in to mas je dovedlo,
da sno ustanovili Jugoslovan-
ski pomozni- odbor, slovenska
sekcija.
Da Sc V tel slutnji nismo va
rail-, najboljse pricajo stevilna
porocila, XII kljub strogi cenzuri
in drugim zaprekam polagoma
prihajajo do mas vse cd tedaj
Nase ljudstvo je bio okradenc
in oropano vsega in velikim
upanjem Sc obraca do mas. Po,
trebuje hrane, obleke, orodja
semen, Irvine, posloplj in sploh
vsega. Veliko bo torej trebs
:brati, da DO nasa pomoc rec
kaj zalegla. Zato, bratje in Sc.
sire, posezimo spet V Yep in da.
rujmo V to svrho, kakor najvei
moreno! Bas sedaj, ko so bo
zicni in novoletni prazniki, kc
jc skoraj vsak izmed mas ne.
kan posebno razpolozen, da ka.
podari, je pravi cas-, da Sc spom
nimo tudi ma nase nesrecne ro
jake starem kraju.
Ker zadnje case O pomoSn
akciji nismo posebno pisali, sc
Sc nekateri ocividno re zacel
bait, da bono pustili stvar "a
spati. Temu pa nj tako. Pomoz
ma akcija gre S svojim tokom
naprej pocasi pa sigurno
Najboljsi dokaz cato so porocils
o prejetih prispevkih, Xxi jih pri
obcujemo vsak mesec sproti. A.
ko nismo bill poslednje case po.
sebno glasni glede pomozne ak.
cije, je najvec vzrok, ker sme
lhoteli dati SANSu ali nasi po.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22
MOVE ODBORNICE

Drustvo Waterloo Grove st.
110 VIC je ma svoji letni seji
izvolilo sledece uradnice "a pri-
hodnje leto: Predsednica Mrs.
Celia Jaklich, podpredsednica
Mrs. Ursula Branisel, tajnica
Mrs. Gertrude Laurich, 389 E.
1862 St., KE. 5235, blagajnicar-
ka Mrs. Anna Skolar, 1919 E.
169 St., zapisnikarica Jennie
Potocnik, spremljevalka Molly
Tomaric, duhovna voditeljica
Marie Benda, zastavonosa Anna
Nestich, racunski odbor;. Molly
Tomaric, Pauline Balish, Mary
Plesec, zdravniki: DR.. Skur, DR..
Perme, DR.. Rotter, Seize Sc vr-
sijo vsako tretjo sredo v mese-)
Gu v Slov. del. domu ma Water
loo Rd. Assessment Sc pobira ma
vecer seize ter vsakega "a. me-
secu, razen &c je slucajno isti,
dan ma nedeljo, ter Sc nato po-
bira ma ponedeljek, %. V mese-
Gu. Radi bozicnih praznikov Sc
bo ia mesec pobiralo assessment
u ponedeljek dne 27, dec, kar
maj clanice upostevajo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22
lJredraikOva
posta
Plesna priredba zapadnih
SlOVencev

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ma stare
ga leta vecer &c v Domu zapad-
nih Slovencev, 6818 D eni S Q n
Ave-, vrsi prijetna plesna zaba-
va, ma katero Sc prijazno vabi
cenjene rojake in rojakinje IL
naselbine in sosednje okolice.
Ia pies bo igrala izvrstna
godba in "a okrepcila pa Sc je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22
SKRAT

Pred stopetdesetimi lett je bill
Ahmed-efendi turski poslanik
ma pruskem dvoru. Ma njegove
druzabne vecere je zmerom pri-
hajalo dosti dam. Nekoc je ma
taksnem veceru delil poslanik
gostom prave turske bombone
in neki lepi dami jih je dal dva-
krat toliko kakor drugim da-
nam. Dana je bila ma to zelo
ponosna in je pripovedovala la
drugim, kako 10 je poslanik od-
likoval in vsakokrat vprasala,
kaj misli, da je temu vzrok.
Naposled il je nekdo svetoval,
da maj vprasa poslanika same
ga. Dana je zbrala svoj pogum,
toda odgovora nj hotela niko-
muir izdati. Poslanik j .je nam
rec odgovoril: "Ker innate dva-
krat toliksna usta kakor dru-
gi."
Diva zaljubljenca Sc postavljata
ma ljubljanski postal. On potu-
;;je v Beograd.
"Dragi, kaj bos pa napravil,
&c te bo Beogradu pogledalo
kaksno lepo dekle?
"Nic! Hitro bonn vel tvojo
sliko il zepa, jo pogledal in
vzkliknil: Izgini, satan!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22

dobro pripravil veselicni odbor.
Ia vse bo obilo zabave in raz-
vedrila. Pridite, da boste v do
macem krogu pricakali prihod
novega leta!
ia r,..-y.. ~
Rose Bizaj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22

mo, da razne Wade napravlJO
politicno zvezo z Narodnim sve-
tom. Min program pa je isti
kot mas, XII smo ga sprejeli ma
kongresu. &c priporocamo tako
zvezo, S tenn Sc ne recemo, da
pripoznamo kako stranko. Nj
kakor Sc ne strinjam izjavo,
da nasi delegati MISC imeli polne
moci in pravice glasovati ma Sc
il. &c je tako, tedaj bi bilo ne
smiselno posiljati kako delega-
clio. Delamo lie ma podlagi ma
sih stojecih sklepov.
Zalar: Adamic ina dobre
zveze v Londonu, torej tudi We,
kaj Sc donna godi. Razlika je lie
ia, da Sc JAZZ ne strinjam bese-
do "partizani." Tocka Sc maj v
toliko spremeni, da smo mi "a
vse skupine, XII Sc bore proti osi-
scu. To priporocam ne lie kot
zastopnik naroda in clan tega
odbora, temvec tudi radi tega,
da ne bi nastal razdor med ma
mi in ljudstvom.
Oman: Izjava sc maj popravi
V smislu Zalarjevega priporo-
ella.
Kristan: Prisel je cas-, ko sc
mora izkazati ljudskim borcem
cast. Masa naloga nj plasiti Sc,
ampak iti med ljudi in Jim pri-
digovati resnico. Povejte resni-
co, pa sc vam ne bo treba bait
It'll med ljudi. Kamor grem, tam
me povprasujejo o partizanih,
kdo so, kaj so. In JAZZ Jim povem
resnico. Dokler so v teni, bodo
vedno proti MIN. Nastopiti je
treba z resnico ma dan in jim
dopovedati, da Sc partizani edi-
nj borijo "a pravico in narod.
Cemu to prikrivati? Enkrat jim
moramo dati tudi nase prizna-
ME. Ali Sc kdo drugi bori prot
sovrazniku-v Sloveniji? Kdo
je prebil italijansko crto PR
Vidmu? Ali Mihajlovic? Vera y
partizane je danes mole mai
vecje prepricanje in verjemite
vzelo me je dolgo casa, da sem
prisel do tega spoznanja. Lon.
donska vlada nj hotela in noce
move Jugoslavije, "a katero Sc
bore partizani. Mi Sc jih maj pa
sramujemo imenovati ime-
nom, XII so 81 ga sami nadeli?
Kuhel: Dolgo cas-. ze zasle.
dujem odpor, XII Sc vrsi V Jugo-
slaviji, in dolgo casa je vzelo
da je prislo do odkritve, da sc
novice partizanskih zmagak
bile cenzurirane V Londonu
Kdo Sc sedaj bori V Jugoslavijj
in nasi Sloveniji, zane danes
nj vec vprasanje. Vprasanje je
ali bono mi, amerisli Slovenc,
te ljudi moralno podprli in jim
PRIMAL pridobljene zasluge, ali
jih bono ignorirali. JAZZ sem na
sell volil "a izjavo v celoti pc.
polnoma mirne vesti in V veri
da Sc ravnam po zakljuckih, k
jih je sprejel in nam v izvaja
ME poveril Slovenski narodn
kongres. Pokazite mi emo tockc
izjave, XII ne soglasa S kake
sprejeto resolucijo. Sicer pa j
SANS partizane uradno pri
znal. To Sc je zgodilo ma sci:
meseca februarja, ko smo spre.
jeli iziavo pod imenom SANS
IN ODPOR V starr DOMO,
VIM. Tedaj smo Sc izrekli pro
ii vsem onim, XII blatijo borite
lie "a narodno svobodo v star
domovini, in izrek1i nase SCOUTS
vsem onim, XII Sc borijo prot
skupnemu sovrazniku. Nass
stara domovina je Slovenija. Ir
edini borci poti sovrazniku, X
so pokazali organiziran odpor
so pac nasi preprosti kmetje, k
so pograbili orozje in Sc vrgl
ma sovraga. Njihovi narodni vo.
ditelji so pobegnili ma varno
/, ljudstvo pa prepustili svoji uso.
di .Toda cello sinovi nekateriI
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vlada storila svojo dolznost ma
pram narodu, bi mi ne rabbi no.
benega SANSa, nobene organi-
zacije, XII bi narod zastopala in
9govorila v njegovenl imenu.
tDalje prihodnjic,
Evening star., 1943-06-30
Rome Radio Reports
Bio Black Market Roids
By the Associated Press.

LONDON. June 30.-The Rome
radio reported. that Italian police,
aided by semi military groups, made
Evening star., 1943-06-30
Raids
Continued From First Pac

Continued From First Page.N
do. giving its version OF the raid
said a town in Northern France had
been bombed during the night by
Allied planes and reported that at
least 40 persons had been killed
The broadcast did not identify the
town by name.
Later the i-operated Paris ra-
dlo reported that several neighbor-
ing villages had been hit. with soma
resulting casualties among the civil
ian population.
Inc American C0mmuniQue did
not specify the hour at which the
raid on lie Mans was carried out. but
observers on the British east coast
reported that waves of planes which
they identified as Flying Fortresses
were seen heading eastward across
the Channel at about 9 o'clock last
night
While the bombers were carving
the current Allied aerial offensive
INTO its llth successive day Britain
enjoyed another raid free night. Not
single German plane has now been
seen over Britain for five davs.
though an alert was sounded in Lon
don Sunday by mistake.
The last German raid of any size
was on June 6. when Nazi planes at
tacKed town on the east coast.
Meanwhile. the magnitude of the
Allied aerial offensive was empha
sized by Capt. Sir Harold H. Bal
lour. underSeCretary of state for air
who told the House Of Commons to-
day that the RAF now is dropping
bombs on Germany at three times
the 1912 rate.
Replying to question. Capt. Bal
four said that about $500 tons of
bombs had been dropped on Ger
many IN the three months ending
June 26 as compared with approx
lmately 10000 tons in the CORE
spending period for 1912.
The lie Mans attack was the
fourth American raid in five davs
and the seventh of the month
During June the 9th Air Force has
lost 81 bombers, compared with So
heavy and 10 medium bombers in
nine sortieS in May. but in view of
the much larger number of planes
involved this month the losses were
not considered too high.
Evening star., 1943-06-30
1,342 Reported Killed
In Raid on Wupperta!
BY the Associated Press.

Ds thr hNHOClhted Press.
STOCKHOLM, June 30. - Dis
patches to the Goeteborg newspa per
Handles Och Sjoefartstidning said
today that 1892 persons had been
killed in the masSed RAF raid on
the Elberfeld section OF Wuppertal.
important Ruhr industrial city, last
Thursday night.
The city was reported 10 be still
without water, gas electricity or tele-
phone service. Great fires were re-
ported blazing more than "a hours
after the raid on the chemical and
textile works there.
The Elberfeld railway station was
reported half destroyed and the con-
centrated bombing OF narrow. re-
Strlcted areas also resulted in a
large number of wounded
Attributing its information to Ger
man anti-Nazi circles. the Goete-
berg newspaper said the commander
OF the SIS Division in the Bochum
and Gelsenkirchen area had asked
for reserves because OF the danger
Of disorders growing out of the dis
continent manifested by the popu-
lation against Nazi authorities. New
detaChments were rushed to the dis
trlCt, the newspaper said.
Evening star., 1943-06-30
Se|f-He|p Exchange
To Suspend Program
Plons Made to Revive
Activities After the War

The Self-Help Exchange, an or
ganization which was founded in
1887 to enable the needy to aid
themselves through work on salvage
materials. will be suspended today
for the duration Of the war or until
the service is more urgently needed
according to an announcement by
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, executive
director
The exchange. Mrs. Doyle re-
ported has aided 5.8l3 persons and
has obtained approximately 10000
outside jobs, temporary and per-
manent, for its participants during
the last six years
To carry on its work the exchange
has received from Washington cIti-
zens 5000 in cash as we'll as some
100000 worth of salvage materials.
The organization will hold its
funds in escrow. SO its activities NAV
be resumed in the future If the reed
arises Plans are being considered to
provide training and work after the
war.
Evening star., 1943-06-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Advertising Awards
26 Firms Submitted
Entries in Contest

The Henry j. kaufman Adver-
tiSing Agency. Homer Building, has
won honors for advertising cam
paigns submitted in the 10th an
nual advertising awards exhibit con-
Quoted by the National Advertising
Agency Network, it was announced
in New York yesterday.
The kaufman Agency won first
place in the farm paper field, for
the campaign prepared for the
Southern Railway System
Other awards included: First place
for the best local radio program
prepared by the kaufman Agency
for the Potomac Electric Power Co..
and second honors for the best in
tegrated advertising. merchandising
campaign" prepared for the Inter-
national Association of Ice Cream
Manufacturers
Twenty-six advertising agencies
from coast to coast entered the con-
test. Representing the kaufman
Agency at the New York meeting
were William F. Sigmund, Jeffrey
A. Abel and Miss Betty Darling
GWyer.
Evening star., 1943-06-30
CattIemen's S Attorney
BIames Meat. Scarcity
On Unofficial Group'
Names Hopkins, Cohen
And Fronkfurter qs
Among PoIicymokers

BY the Associated Press.
Joseph G. Montague, general coun-
sci for the Texas and Southwestern
Cattle Growers Association, today
blamed meat shortages on an "unof-
ficial group Of policymakers close to
the President"
Testifying before a Senate Agri-
culture Subcommittee, Mr. Mon
tague named Harry Hopkins, Ben
jamin Cohen and Felix Frankfurter
as among those he believes are most
influential in setting up policies"
There Is a group with no of1icial
standing-not elected or appointed
heads of ofdepartments-surrounding
the President and giving him ad-
vice" Mr.. Montague declared.
Calls Roosevelt Responsible"
Mr.. Hopkins, long presidential
consultant, Is chairman Of the Mu-
nitions Assignment Board, Mr.
Cohen is counsel of the once for
War Mobilization and Justice Frank
furter is Supreme Court justice.
Senator Aiken, Republican, Of Ver-
mont remarked, I'VE must hold the
President responsible He is the one
who approves the executive orders
on food and the responsibility rests
with him"
Mr.. Montague said he believed
that if the cattle industry plan
had been allowed to function to con-
troll the meat problem without inter-
ference from a subsidy or other Gov
ernment regulation 1t would have
solved the whole problem
He said the industry plan called
! for coordination of supply and de-
mand and having single Govern
ment offcial purchase all meat for
! lease-lend, the Army, Navy and
other Government agencies, which.
he said would take about 40 per
cent of the meat supply and, in ef-
feet, stabilize the price, with the rest
OF the meat marketed through
normal channels.
Subsidies 'Nauseating' to Him.
Mr. Montague said the plan was
approved by former War Food Ad-
ministrator Chester c. Davis; Price
Administrator Prentiss Brown, and
James E. Byrnes. OWN chief. who
then was economic stabilization di-
rector. and was put into effect after
he personally had taken the plan
to the President and had been re-
ferred back to the department
heads.
He said the industry plan was
wrecked" however when the price
rollback and subsidy order on meat
butter and coffee was announced.
Subsidies are just one more stone
put on the mountain of Once Of
Price Administration confusion he
said. The philosophy Of subsidies
is nauseating to me. No subsidy is
ever necessary if production is
ample. Livestock production is
ample
Evening star., 1943-06-30

Don't lose hope til you've tried a
Star want Ad." MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-06-30

Domestic help is hard to find
but you may find it through a
Want Ad" in The Star.
Evening star., 1943-06-30
South African Tank Corps
Raises Own Vegetables

Outstanding success has been
achieved by the South African Tank
Corps with its farming experiment
in one of the bad areas of the
TranSvaal, near Pretoria. All its
produce goes to augment the daily
rations for the camp messes. The
project is financed by the canteen
and mess funds. The tank farm
is operated without cost to the gov
ernment by men who gained their
knowledge solely from textbooks
and by experiments on the spot. The
output consists largely of vegetables
but the farm has so laying hens,
while about 600 chickens are growing
up. to find their way eventually to
the Sunday dinner table. The farm
also owns 100 pigs. Another activ-
ity is the cultivation of beautiful
flowers which are sold to officers and
men.
Evening star., 1943-06-30
Boy Breaks Both Arms
In Two Accidents
By the Associated Press

By The AsSociated Press
HUNTINGTON PARK. Calif.-A
few weeks ago Johnnie Cooper, 7
playing with pal on the porch OF
his home. was pushed off and his
left arm broken.
Later he was playing on the porch
with another friend. This time it
was his other arm.
Evening star., 1943-06-30

widespread raids yesterday on black
marketeers. "' -
Stocks Of cereals, vegetables, fats
and other foodstuffs were seized. as
we'll as textiles, bicycles and hum
dreds Of pairs Of shoes. Machine
oil and fuel destined for public or
military institutions also was taken.
Evening star., 1943-06-30
Reward for Doq Poisoner

BOISE, IDAHO tP.-FrienGs
rushed to contribute, and the re-
ward for arrest and conviction of
the poisoner of Togo now totals s21O
Togo was the seeing-eye of Ty HURT
of Boise.
Evening star., 1943-06-30
Copuchin Missionary
Consecruted Bishop

BT lhe Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June 3O.-The Most
Rev Matthew Aloysius Niedhammer
CapuChin missionary father. was
consecrated Bishop of Caloe, in Asia
Minor, and vicar apostolic Of Blue
fields. Nicaragua, in a three-hour
long ceremony Yesterday at St. Pat
rlCk's Cathedral.
The 4l-year-old bishop is the tirst
United States citizen to be made a
bishop Of the Catholic Church. in
Central America. r,
Born in New York. he was re-
ceived into the Capuchin order IN
Detroit in 1920
After completing his novitiate. he
entered St. Anthonys Seminary.
Marathon. Wis. where he was OF =
dained June s, 1927.
Bishop Niedhammer served among
the Indians near St. Labre. Mont.
before going to Nicaragua four years
ago as missionary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

BUCRY RYAN SAYS he viii pay highrS
dollar for 1885 1885 le37-l93 and iaN
automobiles. Csli no. 1912. llsll Livernois.
CARS for junk. pay more Jtn ALTO
Parts 4646 humboldt TY. 5000
CARS FOR SCRAP
Best prices TY 4-93ls TE 2-01e1
CARS wANTFD-HIGH DOLLAR
HANSON CHEVROLET 1889 MACK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Automobiles Wanted

GET THE Hr~ppLLAR FROM "DoCT
1901 WOODWARD TR. 2-s4s0
HIGH DOLLAR FOR equities. cash waiting
any make. model. l0l22 Mack.
1 WISH 10 buy from private party g.
30 30 good light ear N1Uhlawn 1892
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

WEsT GRAND BLVD. 49, 2-family.
SO. Exceptionally priced Tor quick
sale Act now. Secure Realty Co.
1882 Mcclellan. fVsnhoe 2Os7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

AUTO TOPS scat towers BUSINESS coupes
converted t0 5-NasscnCer coupes General
Top ard Tam, 3OJ6 Fenkell. University
$3.50
CONVERTIRLE TOPS and interior trim
rebuilt 20 factory standards. complete
mechanical service. Earls. lO627 Mack.
II 1864
COMPLETE collision work nothing down.
SEWARD GARAGE. ~ SEWARD.
CONSULT 'He enlarged Real Estate let.
inF. In the bis sunday Times Want Ad
sectionl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

HUDSON BAKGhIAS
DE ROY MOTOR CO.. if4t CASS AVE.
LA sALLE-Iss4 sr,sn: extra nice. see
nIll price. r. 81. Gregory.
1866 Gratiot, Open TO $50 p. NJ.
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1871 custom SEDAN
Capr blue. General dual l0-ply tires are
beautiful radio, heater, defrosiers, tog
lights; satin seat covers. lie extra nice
LINCOLN SALES TO s-Issl
Fnrd h r. Bidg 5000 Woodward a. Sears
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 5-psss, club cony.
- 600 miles Fireftone ~. y tires
radio. heater and cefr0sters. Looks new
T.fHCoLS sAG.Fs To. H-7ski
FORD II. p. Bldr. 1000 Woodward, a. seafs
0tev T.I . D n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

.ONsufT me enlareed Peal Fs's'e lief.
ings in the big sunday Times Waai Ad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
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