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The Coolidge examiner., 1944-06-02

without the State of Arizona, and
you are hereby notified that in case
you fail so to do, judgment by de-
fault will be rendered against you
for the relief demanded in this
complaint.
The name. and address of plain
tiff's attorneys are Fulbright and
Suit, Attorneys at Law, Florence,
Arizona.
GIVEN under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
State of Arizona in and for the
County of Pinal, this 31st day of
May, 1914.
(SeaD T. J. MARKS, Clerk
By RICHARD E. FULTON,
Deputy Clerk
First pub. June 2, 1914.
Last pub. June %, 1874.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-06-02

make his home during the sum-
mer. He plans on taking two
mathematics courses in summer
school in Akron and also in OBJ
tanning employment in the Good
year Aircraft corporation. His
brother, VIM. F. knight, is chief
engineer with Goodyear.
. Corp. and Mrs. Charles Ivy left
Coolidge Thursday, he to report at
Camp Ellis, Illinois, to which
camp he has been transferred after
long stay at Prisoner of War
camp, Florence, and Mrs. Ivy to
return to her home in Oakland =,
California. Mrs. Ivy acted as pri-
vate secretary to Colonel Berna-
dine. Her husband was a member
of the medical detachment.
= r. t. Prather or Blythe, CalifOr-
MIA, formerly of Coolidge and
brother of Mrs. ]. J. Jones, is in
the Good Samaritan hospital in
Phoenix. He underwent a major
operation last Saturday Mrs.
Jones was with him at the time.
At present he is convalescing nice
ly and will be in Coolidge Sunday
to be guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
until he is able to return to his
home in Blythe.
= Mr.. and Mrs. William Ray and
son Dell, Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Klein
man, R. w. Taylor and son Vance,
attended the graduating exercises
at Mesa High School Friday night.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-06-02
Coolidge Locals

= Mrs. Josephine Borree, daugh-
ter Francis (Chula), and Mrs. AL
Christensen spent Monday in Phoe-
nix, where Miss Borree took a ply
sical examination for duty in the
Nurses Cadet Corps. She expects
to receive word the latter part of
this week.
= Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Mauldin of
Mauldin spent the weekend at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Earl
Smith. They were joined for din
ner Sunday by Mrs. V. T. Majors
and daughter Jean of Casa Gran
de. Mrs. Don Cantrell, also of
Casa Grande, was a guest later in
the evening for cards. Mr.. Smith
was attending a gathering of the
Scottish Rite Club in Eloy.
. ]. T. Thomas and GUY Pilkin-
ton, employed on bridge and build
ing construction work for the
Southern Pacific in Yuma, spent
the weekend here at the Thomas
home. Mrs. Thomas, who is re-
decorating the house, plans to
have the work completed this week.
= Mrs. Nora Wilson of Kirkland
Junction, near Prescott, returned
home Thursday after weeks visit
at the home of her brother and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bees
ley.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Gorge MUIR were
dinner guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Jory on Saturday eve
ming.
= Mrs. M. E. Sweeper returned
Thursday FROM Port Hueneme.
California, where she spent two
weeks with her husband, a metal
smith with the Sea Bees, before
ne left for ovrseas duty.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-06-02
Kenilworth PTA
States Red Cross
Work For Summer

Members of Kenilworth Parent
Teacher Association will continue
their program of devoting each
Wednesday to work in Kenilworth
surgical dressing room throughout
the summer. according to a recent
decision of the organization. Mrs.
Eli Anderson is Kenilworth PTA
war servie chairman. Mrs. Ar
mold Nafziger is Red Cross sur
gical dressing chairman.
Work will begin at $3.50 each
Wednesday morning at Kenilworth
school and continue until $3.50 in
the afternoon. Workers will bring
their own lunches. There will be
a woman to take care of children.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-06-02
Boys Are Honored
At Joint Birthday
Party Tuesday Night

Red" Veazey and Bill Higgin-
botham were honored on their
18th and 10Th birthdays, respec-
lively, by joint party at Coolidge
Womans Club on Tuesday evening.
Their mothers, Mrs. Young Yea
zey and Mrs. w. H. Higgenbotham,
were co-hostesses. Dancing fur
nished the evenings entertainment.
Mrs. E. B. McCleery, Edna Yea
zey. and Margaret and Reba 10
Higgenbotham assisted with the
serving.
Guests were Betty Davis, Betty
Ruth Moody, Sue Kyser, Helen
Anderson. Evelyn Schell, Tommy
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-06-02
Coolidge Girls
Pledged To S. T. c.
Sorority, Flagstaff

Miss Lawanna Veazey and Miss
Gloria Appel were pledged to mem
bership in the Mad Hatters, a To-
cal sorority at Arizona State
Teachers College, Flagstaff, by the
traditional candlelight ceremony of
the organization early this week.
Miss Veazey and Miss Appel,
who are attending summer school
at Flagstaff, are the daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Young Veazey and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Appel respec-
lively.
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Coolidge Locals

. George Monk left Tuesday for
San Diego, where his sister, Miss
Ruth Monk is improving slowly
after being critically injured two
weeks ago by a train. 1t is now
believed, that after a series of op-
erations, she will be all right.
Mrs. George Monk, who went to
San Diego Immediately following
the accident, is still with her sis
ter-in-law.
o Dave Davis, Jack Cunningham
and Jack Skrla left Sunday for
Coolidge Dam on a few days fish
ing trip.
O Mrs. Andrew Cunningham was
guest of honor at a stork shower
at the Wilkerson home on Friday
afternoon. Mrs. IneZ Wilkerson
and Mrs. Lois Wilkerson were CO.
hostesses. About twelve guests
were present.
O Mrs. George Dempster and son
Tommy left Saturday for Coolidge
Dam to spend two weeks with Mr..
Dempster, who is employed there.
George Dempster, Jr., is spending
week with Raymond Campbell,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. R. V. Camp
bell. Next week, the boys plan to
go to summer camp near Pres
colt.
. Members of the Friday Bridge
Club will meet at the home Of Mrs.
G. H. Walker today.
. Miss Eva Harris will teach at
the Japanese Relocation Center at
Rivers this summer. She will be-
gin her new duties about Jun IL.
. Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Gardner
and four children of Compton,
California, left Tuesday for their
home after a weeks visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Gard
ner, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Stringer.
= John Knight, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. knight, left Wednes-
day for Akron, Ohio, where he will
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21
NEWYORSKA pISMA
Pi$e Frank Kerze
RAZLICNI OBCUTKI

Torej vendar Sc je oglasil e
den. Premislite, leto in tri me-
sece je minilo, odkar pisem mo-
ia pisma "a Enakopravnost
Leto in tri mesece gledam 20 Ii.
stu, kaksne odmeve napravlja:
DO po naselbini. A nikogar nj
bio. Naselbina, 0 kateri Sc tr-
di, da ina kakih stirideset tt
soc nasih ljudi, 'je mrtva in IT,
ha kakor Kalvarija. v viharni
noci.
Kje so ljudje, Sc vprasujem.
Ali je vse pomrlo? Ne, vem, da
jin So precej zivi. Ampak kako
live. Mesto da bi incl list ysak
dan kak glas iz naselbine same,
zdaj cd enc, zdaj cd druge stra-
nj, pa nj cd nikoder mic. Tedni
in meseci minejo, predno Eagle
dam kak dopis ali slisim kak
glas.
LIE kadar Sc blizajo kake vo-
htve, prihaja emo ali drugo CIV
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21

kanje cd nekoga, XII caka ma
kako lahko politicno pozicijo in
ce ne podpira sebe, pa koga, s
katerim sta sc domenila, kako
ga DO placal.
Sem prav vessel, da citajo lju-
die mole gradivo z razlicnimi
obcutki. Verjemite mi, da imam
tudi JAZZ sam razlicne obcutke 2
vsakim listom, XII ga prejmem v
roke. Veckrat 81 mislim, da je
neumno buditi mrtve ali skoro
mrtve. Pa Sc oglasi senca "a
mano: nekdo mora. Dokler s.
xiv, imas naloge zivih brez OH
ra ma to, ali sc drugi zavcdajo
tega ali ne. ,.. .~
Cleveland, pajvecja slovenska
naselbina v Am eriki - kje
pa 81? v listih te skoro ne vi
dim,v dolznostlh najvecje nasel-
bine so prazna polja, kakor da
je sla 'vojska preko njih. AL
nina sill? Ina jih, sam jih po
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21

Vihar XII danes diva vso silo,
DO kmalu utihnil. Tedaj Sc bo, bratje, glaslo:
Ma delo zdaj vsi, XII prestali ste boj!
Ma delo! Ma delo zdaj narod ii moi!
Dom nov 81 zgradimo zdaj vsi,
il trpljenja, krvi, il nasih kosti
Maj zraste nam dom poln obetov,
dom della in delavcev, kmetov r:-S..@
Tovarisi, &c to zeljo nam boste spolnili,
da dom mas bo stal oh Muri Zili,
cd Soce do Urala in Sibirskih step
moi pocitek lahak bo in mad vse lep.
-Stenjka.
Trd bodi, neizprosen, moz jeklen,
kadar braniti je casti in pravde
narodu in jeziku svojemu!
France Levstik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21

AL III oFoJd oUi dLd pICu IOIU-
ceta "a SAMSON. Gledajo sre-
po predniku v hrbet in meriio
stopinje, da stanejo tie, cd ko-
der Sc je umaknila noga Glove
ka pred mimi.
JAZZ nisem v vrstah. Grem
craven ME, palm ma smeri, ma
delo in rezultat, kakorsen ie
re. Vse kar vidim, zapisem.
Resnica je grenka in britka-
ampak tako je. Nisem JAZZ Pc
simist, kakor me je obdolzil do
pisnik. zakaj ce bi bill, hi ze
davno lezal moi pisalni stroi V
kakem kotu in JAZZ hi lepo mol
cal in uzival zivljenje, kakor
della nasa najvecja naselbina v
Ameriki. A ker sem optimist in
verJamem, da je Sc vedno mo-
goce uspesno delo, dokler smo
zivi, cato pisem. Pisem tako, da
Sc enkrat zamerim tenn, enkrat
onim, enkrat pa vsem skupaj.
Je tako: sem v TAXI poziciji, da
lahko govorim resnico brez OH
ra ma desno in levo, pa &c je ko-
mu prav ali ne. Moji spisi MISC
"a lJudi, XII zabavljajo drug dru-
gemu pri bari, nazadnje pa vsi
skupaj PHO enega in difference
so koncane. JAZZ m zmerai
zahteval, da je vsak clovek ne
kJe S svojim prepricanjem. LIE
potem steJe nekaj. Kdor je da-
mes tukaj, jutri tam, ia samo
podira, kar gradimo mi drugi.
Da, razlicne obcutke imam in
veckrat tezke boje. Cemu YES
moi trud, ko je bob OBJ steno?
Ljudje so t a k O navajeni lazi,
da he marajo vec resnice. In C.
prides Z MO, Sc jim zameris. &c
bi bill predlog v javnosti, da Sc
pe dene ma grmado, vem, da bi
dobil najvec podpore cd tako-
zvanih "naprednih' ljudi. Nam
rec sami Sc imenujejo napred.
make zato, da nj treba mixer
mic delati in .nikomur mic dati.
Malo Sc pozabavlja "a baro cez.
to in ono-najboljse je ma ODE
straniApa velja clovek "a ma
prednjaka.
Dobro Sc zavedam, da clovek
najlazje shaja, &c gre lepo po|
stopinjah drugih in kima z gla-
Vo ma Vse, kar pride. Tako :jih
della velika vecina. To lie tudi
poglavitni vzrok, da smo tako
malo dosegli v Ameriki in da
tako malo stejemo zunaj, to jeI
v starem kraju. JAZZ imam veil
ko stevilo nasprotnikov v Gle
velandu, Chicago in tudi precej
V New Yorku. Vsi skupaj ina
10 emo samo zeljo: da Sc me IL
nebe IL nase javnosti. Dolga le-
ia sem moral vse mirno prena-
sati in molcati. Incl sem "Cas"
in ustrezati sem moral ma levo
in desno, da sem ga ohranil to.
hka leta. Bill sem odvisen cd ma
Sc javnosti. Nj treba, da jih ieI
dosti, da ii unicijo vse. Ena
sama yzigalica zamore vpepeliti
najyecjo zgradbo.
Razlicni obcutki. Pri vsem
mojem delu Sc zavedam enega:
da nisem nikdar zapisal stavka
proti svojemu prepricanju. Lab
ko Sc zgodi, da, da Sc ,vcasih
slisi, kakor da 81 nasprotujem.
Ampak vzrok je ia, ker So svet
dnevno spreminja. Pokazejo Sc
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znam ma ducate.-a kaj poma-
ga, ko jih nj mixer pri delu.
Kje so dusevne sile Cleve-
landa ? Prvi sestanek SANSa Sc
je vrsil v Clevelandu. Ma tenn
je bilo najmanj tri cetrtine vseh
delegatov il Clevelanda samega
ali bliznje ekolice. A ko so vo.
lii odbore, je morala Chicago
prevzeti mandate in tudi sedez
move organizacije.
Poznam Chicago tako dobro,
kakor poznam Cleveland. In
vem emo: da je Chicago danes
jako revna ma zmoznih moceh,
TIE uboge uradnike in odborni-
ka cd SNPJ Sc preganja in VIA
ci sem ter tie, kakor da nina
jo dovolj skrbi in sci kar v
svojih lastnih zadevah. Ma vsa~
kega zmoznega in pripravnega
5loveka iz Chicago bi jih dal
Cleveland ducat ali vec.
SANS je sci zborovat v Gle
veland, zato, da dobi Cd nasel-
vine YES potreben material "a
uspesno delo. Cleveland bi mo-
raj dati yes odbor, Cleveland bi
moral biti sedez nasega SANSa
in tudi centralnega odbora, XII
je danes v New Yorku. Cleve-
land ina dovolj sill "a dober in
popoln odbor in pod dobrim
vodstvom bi brez dvoma dose
gel vse drugacne uspehe, ka-
kor jih dosega recimo Chicago
ali New York. Vedite namrec to,
da ina New York Sc veliko
mani zmoznega materijala, ka-
kor recimo Chicago. Pred vsem
je nasa slovenska naselbina ta-
ko majhna in raztepena, da bi
clovek skoro rekel, da je nj nj
kjer vec. Zmoznih ljudi ne po-
znam, raven par, XII so pa "a
posleni cez glavo. Slabse jje s
Hrvati. Tukaj jih je kakih pet
najst tisoc, pa imajo tako malo
zmoznih ljudi, da bi clovek od-
bill samo diva, pa bi bila naselbi-
ma mrtva. In, Sc tistih par, kar
jih je ma razpolago, razvijajo
>vcasih dokaj cudne ideje in pri-
haja IL cudnega ozadja.
Slovenski Cleveland, bi moral
prijeti v svoje roke vse, SANS
in ZOJZA.
Tudl JAZZ imam dovolj cudnlh
obcutkov, ko premisljam vse
to. Obup pri zivem telesu - te-
ga bi ne smelo biti. Ce mas v A
meriki je Sc kakih sto tisoc, nj
vrag, da bi ne. premogli vsaj
ducat ljudi, XII bi pisali, kakor
JAZZ sam in slovenski listi bi bi-
Ii nekaj drugega, kar so da-
mes. Lepo vas prosim, sami do
bivate list v roke-ta ali oni,.
SO vsi enaki-kaj vas mic ne
strasi, da je vse tako prazno?
Kje je narod, kje je njegov od-i
xiv, kje so tisti, XII Sc 1--WE, a.
1--WE samo Ease in "a svoje o.
sebne udobnosti?
ce innate vi drugi Gudne OBJ
cutke pri eitanju rnojih clan
kov, vedite, da je vse to radiI
tega, ker nj bio VISA leta resni-
ce med nami. Use povprek Sc jeI
hvalilo, samo da Sc nj zameril
ia onemu ali oni temu. Kar vse
je bilo najvecje, najlepse in
najpopolnejse.
Tudi danes jih koraka mala
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Hitler komaj uSel smrti v poskusenem
atentatu
(Nadaljevanje S /. strani)

Nacijski firer e govoru rekel da je bomba eksplo
dirala koma sest cevjev cd Mega da pa nj bill ranen
in da je zdrav.
Znacino govorih Hitlerja Goeringa in Doentza
e bilo poudarjane da oborozene sile raha predvsem
armada MISC prizadee cd gibanja, XII ga vodi moze
XII h troica oznacevala kot blazne generae, "biv
Sc generae, in 'Mao kliko bivsih oficrjev.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21
OPOROKA

Tovarisi, izkopljite mi grob sredi gozdov,
sredi zlatega polja, pozganih domov.
Pocival bi rad tam, kjer sem Sc boril, ! :
lie tn rad sladkosti bi spanja uzil. "
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move strani in nova razkritja,
pa je treba, da gre clovek Z
mimi. Danes je ia, jutri vse
drugace.
Mole pisanje je vselei koli-
kor mogoce jasno in iedrnato.
JAZZ .ne zavijam in ne perem nj
komuf' njegovih napak. Pribi-
jem jih in pokazem-zdai pa
naredite, kar hocete.
Ko sem zacel pisati clanke "a
Enakopravnost, m to storil
najvec cato, ker poznam oseb.
no prijatelja Frank Oglaria.
Cudno Sc mi zdi, da nj moz BE
nikdar dobil vrstice v javnosti,
dasi je on tisti, XII je zrtvoval
tezke tisoeake, da Sc je ohranil
list, podjetje in napredni duh v
Clevelandu. MOI ina svoie po-
sebnosti, a craven vsega tega
tako moeno izklesan znacai, ka-
kor planine, odkoder priha.ja.
VISA leta gradi, sc trudi in zrt-
vuJe, kot nikdo drugi, samo da
bi mogla ziveti misel, ideia.
List ina dovolj malo podpore
v obliki dopisov, sporoeil in gi-
banja nasega zivljenja. Taxa
naselbina kakor je Cleveland,
bi morala dajati dan "a dnevom
glasove il sebe, a nj, kakor bi
rekel Preseren: nobene fige.
Nekaj Sc mimogrede vjame, am
pax dragi moi, to nj ogledalo
zivljenja in della skupine stiri-
desetih tisoc. Angleski listi j.
majo placane reporterje. Nasi
81 ne morejo privosciti tega Lux
susa, ker nj dohodkov. Narod
sam bl Sc moral zavedati svojih
dolznosti in prispevati dnevno
nekaj. Vsaka vest je zrcalo,
koder Sc vsaj nekaj vidi.
clovek Sc vprasuje, kje so,
zakaj jih nj? Eni Sc trudimo
tako, drugi zopet drugace, da
ohranjamo narod pri dusev-
mem zivljenju. Ampak narod
sam ina tudi svoje dolznosti in
&c jih ne vrsi, potem nj vreden,
da zivi.
JAZZ vam povem, da je dvorez-
most nasih - povzrocila, da ne
zahajam nikamor vec. Use od-
borove seje sem opustil, ker ne
MAIDEN znacajev, dovolj moe
nlh in velikih, da bi mogli
resnico naprej. Vsak Sc boil
drugega in vsak izkusa ustre-
zati tistim, XII so ali misijo, da
so veliki. Ne tako JAZZ. Povem
resnico brez ozira, kdo :je ose-
ba in bratje moi: Sc gorka pri-
de v narocje zamere in dolgih
nosov. Marsikdo me je podpi-
raj V privatnem pogovoru in
debati. Ko smo pa prisli ma Sc
10 in odprli tocko, m ostal
vselej j-sam.
Pa dobro, bratje-ce mislite,
da Sc S tenn kuje bodocnost ma
Notwithstanding yam. JAZZ
verjamem resnico in to bonn
pribijal vedno in povsod, ce v
eneha istu ne pa v drugem. Do
kler bonn xiv, Sc me ne bo izne-
bila javnost, ker Gutlm dolz-
most IN odgovornost.
Ce jih cuti Sc kdo mano. ga
vabim ma delo. Ali 81 z mano.
ali prot meni, to mi je vseied-
no. Vsak ina pravico, da 81 90
svoje kuje smernice.
I Vem pa emo: ako greste med
ljudstvo, tie, koder je malo be-
sed in dosti tihega razmislja-
MIA, boste kmalv pronasli, da
lmajo moi clanki veliko prija-
teljev. Ne samo to, rekel bi:
devet desetin. In komur MISC
prav, ga vselej poglejte in ma
10 prestudirajte njegovo pozi-
clio, zveze in polozaj, pa Sc bo-
ste kmalu prepricali, zakai ie
proti.
Da, brate, ko bi hotel iaz "a
pisati vse, kar vem, kar imam
j, q hpn nnoo h; CO vooonc-;1.1
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TAJNA RADIJSKA POSTAJA TRDI,
DA VOJAKI BEzIJO Z VZHODNE FRONTE

Neka tajna radijska postaja, pod imenom
"Atantic, XII trdi da e anti-nacska, e vcera poroca
Ia, da je Nemciji izbruhnia revouca" in da deli
nenske armade vzhodn 'front.' zaceli dezerrat in
vracati domov.
Da vsokih nemskih vojaskih krogih nekaj ku-
ha e vsekakor gotovo, dasavno e obseg revoe tezko
ugotovt.
Pred par dnevi je potom podtalnega gibanja CIR
ci prisla svet novica, da nekem hotelu Ate
nah vsoki nemski oficir ma konferenci spr
kar e zacelo strejanje tekom kaerega e bo pet
vzoch oficrjev ubh. Med ustre enmi e bill bae tudi
poveljnk nemske okupacijske sile Grcj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21

Takoj, ko so ameriske sle pristale zavu tekom
vdrtja Hollandijo Novo Gvinee, e bilo Japon-
cev zajeth Drug in treti cd leve zgorn sk sta Off
crja, in oba sta skusaa zakr svoa obraza pred foto
grafton.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21
OBOROzENE SILE POSVARJENE, DA
POSLUSAJO LIE UKAZE PESCICE

Gasom Hitlerjevega govora, imata zracna sila in
mornarca odslej naprej poslusat ednole ukaze male
pescce visokih castnkov XII bill naveden meni in
nacsk firer e primal strah da je revota razsrjena,
ko je svojem govoru besno krical
"Moj ukaz je, da nina nobena vojaska oblast vod-
ia nobene ednice in noben voak bonem polu poslu
sa powell XII bi prisa cd teh udi XII 81 skusao prila
stiti obast.
'Ukazujem tudi da je sleherni dozan aretirati -
ter ubt sucaju odpora vsakogar, XII b daja ali po
magal sirti taxa povelja.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21
SLOVENSKI PARLIAMENT

Qz partizanskega tiska "Nasa Beseda' zdala Kul-
turna skupina X.~Ljubljanske udarne brigade)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30

Depend Wards for dependable fruit All least years old and
graded the standards of the American Association of Numn Each
individually packed waterproof paper. All well rooted and well
branched Each tagged showing characteristics of the fruit and
complete planting Instructions Come early for best selections
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30

Gives plants sub-irrigation!
Complete with seed starter
and transplant boxes. Full
Instructions included.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
Michigan Soldier
Kills Seven laps

BOUGAINVILLE, March Is
Delayed (INS)-Three soldiers
from Michigan are taking part in
one Of the most furious and
weirdest encounters on Bougain-
Vile Island.
Almost an entire battalion Of
Japs has been killed in the battle
for a broken stump OF banyan
tree which stands on hill near
the Torokina River. The JapS
succeeded in wrestling the tree
from the Americans.
Pfc. Lawrence liaSSelhuhn, =,
former Great Lakes seaman from
Rogers City killed seven Japs
with his machine gun.
Cpl Mitchell Lewis. p Of Van
Dyke. and Pvt. Gilbert Case, 49,
Of Saginaw. are on duty in the
foremost Yank dugout. which is
only 20 yards from the Jap line
During relief periods they rest
in a dugout just 30 yards from the
front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
Army Course
Discontinued

Mai Harry 6. Olsen ~ the
aviation school board today was
instructed 10 discontinue the ac-
ceptancc and processing OF april
cants for specialized army training
The order issued by Maj. Gen.
Henry 6. Aurand Of the Sixth
Service Command. Chicago does
not affect 500 Michigan sppli-
csnts who have been ordered 10
take tests or 17-year-old appli-
cants Who have been partly
qualified.
Anothc~ army order closed The
army specialized training program
IN engineering At Wayne Unl-
VerSity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
Filler S Trial
Nears Jury

NEW YORK, March 30 (UP)-
A blue ribbon jury will hear
final arguments today before de-
Gliding whether Wayne Lonergan.
lanky RCAF aircraftsman, will go
TO the electric chair. Lonergan
is charged with the murder of his
beautiful wife. Patricia, heiress TO
a brewery fortune.
The state called IS witnesses in
an attempt TO prove that Loner-
gan went to his estranged wifeS
apartment Oct. "a and beat and
Strangled her to death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
Beats SiOrk
Deputy Races 8 Miles
10 Hospital

Deputy Sheriff Waiter Cesarz
won a close eiCht-mile race with
he storS az $50 am. today
He was two blocks from the
home o. Mrs. Elmer Pepper. 81
Of SS09 kempa Romulus Town
ship. when she called the sher-
ifs Office for some fast trans
portatior and he was directed to
---rr-.-ll .,-.4--- s.-pad4a,--
She was delivered 10 tho Chill
drenS Home and Hospital in Gar
den CiN Ist q few minutes be-
fore hcr SIXTH child was born Her
husband Uas at work at the Ford
nlant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30

loo size packets. Choice Of all
popular flower and vegetable
see IS, termination tested!
The best seed buy in town!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
Driver Held in Death
or g Year. old Man

Police ioday are holding Al
nhonse Narcoux q. of 4431
Avery Cor investigation of negli-
cent nor -iie in the traffic death
- s2-vesr-old James S. Brady of
l. Vancouver. Marcoux struck
.5v rs he was walking across
Grand PNer az Vancouver. Brady
was dca5 On admission 10 Receiv-
Ing HoY'al
Nare5uN told police his vision
was p3rually obScured by snow
on his windshield because one
windshield wiper wasn't working.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30

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