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through exposure to education and
propaganda to seek the goals of
Americans, he is denied these goals
and accused of being impatient and
unduly militant when he exerts
pressures to achieve them"
Townsend rejected the notion
that full employment is going to
remove racial tensions. It will, he
believes, set the economic stage"
for effective educational programs
designed to reduce the frequency
and intensity of zone of the basic
causes" for race conflict. In such an
economy, he sees trade unions tax
ing the lead in establishing COOP
Grafton between white and black
workers, with various government
tai and private agencies aiding in
the program.
"You can't have unencumbered
and prosperous white workers and
unemployed black workers." he con-
cluded, "for if you let that happen
the white worker will have to car
ry the black worker on his b ack
through relief"
Smith assured that Negroes edo
not place their special problems
ahead of the major task of winning
the war;" nor do they seek an "im-
mediate solution of their just
needs" he said.
"What the Negro people want is
what every decent American wants
full citizenship in a democracy"
he declared. off every trade un-
ion opened its doors to Negroes
and removed the stigma of second
class membership and its attendant
inequalities, you can be sure the
time would not be far off when the
second-class citizenship of Negroes
in our democracy would be wiped
out, the poll tax Congressman not
withstanding."
The maritime union official ended
his speech by saying that '1abor
can smash the shackles of dis
elimination only by achieving prac-
teal working unity between white
and Negro workers. The splendid
achievements already registered by
the CLIO show that this can be
DONE"
Dean HASTE maintained that
economic democracy" is essential
to the elimination of race conflict
and to the political effectiveness"
of labor. He called democracy in
unions a practical education in
the American way of life"
The former federal Judge also
viewed the advocacy in some quar-
tiers for legislation designed to
penalize unions which discriminate
in their policies and practices.
Sooner or later" he asserted, ia
Dor must take a position on such
legislation. Forward looking I'M
ions will, of course, prefer to elimi-
nate discriminat ion them
selves rather than to find them
selves confronted with additional
curbs."
"Like labor, Negro women have
no assurance Of adequate or stable
income after the war;" declared
Mrs. Brown. eve must therefore
depend upon some form of federal
agency or legislation to begin now
to plan for the transition period
from war to peace. If left in the
hands of the states, plans will get
caught in a bottleneck of conflict
ing interests and unwholesome
prejudices."
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-01-28
Visitors

Visitors to the office were Carter
Ashford, Chicago; Robert White,
M. G. Evans, Mines. q. B. Free
man, Katherine Mitchell, E. w.
Lee, James Lane and Mildred Rice,
all of Minneapolis.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-01-28
Josephine Mccoy
Seeks Divorce

Mrs. Josephine Mccoy, 2s8 N.
Avon, has filed a suit for divorce
from Lawrence H. Mccoy U. s.
postal. employee.
Both are well known and popu-
lar st. Paulites.
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This assault, bloody and cost
ly, is one of the many which
must be made before Tokyo and
Berlin are pounded into dust and
ashes.
What are you doing to back up
the boys? Remember these are
boys from this very community,
perhaps from your very home.
Any home in your neighborhood
which today does not display the
Treasury'S red, white and blue
4th War Loan Shield proclaim
ing 1--WE bought Extra War
Bonds" is not backing the at
tack. Every Extra War Bond
you buy becomes a direct fighter
against Japan and Germany. If
you could but see one man die
on the battlefield, you would not
count the cost of your slight sac
rifces to buy Extra War Bonds
to make each succeeding assault
less costly in the lives Of our
boys.
You can't afford NOT to buy
Extra Bonds in the 4th War Loan
if you would help these boys.
THE EDITOR.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-01-28
BOB MOULDE
OUT OF HOSPITAL

Robert (Bob) Moulden, recently
confined in the hospital with pneu-
monia, is back home convalescing
at 1850 Fourth Ave. So.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-01-28
Wife Cruel and mhuman,
Howard Hunt Hires Attorney
J.LOuis Erwin for Divorce

Carroll Ave.
Mrs. Hunt is the former Mrs.
Carrie Spillman, also a member of
Pilgrim Baptist Church and a So
cialite of st. Paul.
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Political Action Conference
Lists Jobs as Number One
Objective at End of War
CT. 0. Insists Negro Must
Have Employment Along
With Others in Postwar

NEW YORK-Ful employment in the postwar period
is imperative to the industrial and economic life of the
ton and must include the Negro top figures of labor de-
cared in the twoday Conference Full Employment held
here under the auspices Of the CLIO Political Action Commit
rtE md CnA
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-01-28
Sailor Nephew,
Soldier Uncle
Serve Country

Master Sergeant Noel Harris,
stationed in California, and h is
nephew, Second Class Seaman Har-
old Brown, Jr., Sheepshead Bay,
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Ministers Urge Youth To
Watch Public Behavior

st. Paul churches made special mention Of the
public places by the people of the
race their Sunday Sunday had been designated
"ood Conduct Sunday of the St. Paul nterdnoma
onal Alliance of which the Rev. E. Ware is the pres
dent and special delivered the subject Good
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boys did not
finch when
they ran into
the deadliest
fire p o W e T
a ! o n G the
beac heS of
this impor-
tant Gilbert
Island strong
hold
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Webster Defends AFL and
FEPC;; Raps Negro Press;
Urges Negroes to Organize
Refers to Red Can President as E"That Joker
Refers to Red Cap President as
By Staff Correspondent

The Presidents Fair Employment Practices Committee
EPC praised and critics of the American Federation
of Labor scored in forcefu ringing address by Mil
ton Webster international vice president of the Brother
hood of Sleeping Car Porers Sunday before the bmonh
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-01-28
To the People
of this Community
XIII. ar RE- RuIEn

United States Marines paid the
stiffest price in human life per
square yard for the capture of
Tarawa, vital Pacific outpost
It was kill or be killed. Your
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-18
Mlad. zbor SDD>

Cleveland, Ohio. - Poletje
gre h koncu in, jesen re priha-
ia, pocitnice gredo h koncu ma
Sc, kot tudi solskih otrok, XII
bodo zopet zasedli solske klopi.
Izlete in parke bo treba zapu-
stiti in Sc povrniti v dvorane k
plesnim in drugim zabavam, XII
jih nameravajo prirediti razlic-
ne skupine v korist potrebnih
organizacij.
Tukaj Sc Progressive Slo-
venke: trudijo, da bodo nabrale
"a ambulance, da Sc ajo poslje>v
Jugoslavijo, da bodo@> >prevazali
ranjene vojake:
JAZZ jim zelim, da bi nabrale
"a dezet ambulancev; sal lJudje
so darovali tudi "a spanske vo-
jake; pa, bi "a sloNenske ne?
Pa tudi Mladinski pevski zbor
ne smemo pozabiti, XII ze DELUXE
deseta let, ter ne snemo pustiti,
| da. bi ,propadel. Otroci vedno So
|delujejo inapodpirajo jo vse dobro-
delne namene po svoji moci.
Vaje Sc pricno v septembru
pod vodstvora gospodicne Alice
Artel, das Sc pripravijo "a .pri-
reditev, ki Sc vrsit 10. novem-
sbray SIovenskem delayskem do
mu ma Waterloo Rd. Starsi, pos
lite otroke k vajam in pristo-
Ipite Sc drugi, ker sedaj je mai
boljsi cas-, da Sc skupaj uGijo,
da DO ve6ji zbor in boljsa prize
''ditev in otroci imajo priliko, da
,,se ncijo in pojejo lepe sloven.
ske pesmi.'
Jerry Pike.
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OBJ 4. juliju in o bozicu, Ia list
je izredno velikega obsega in je
prinasal novice, XII so sc zavrsi-
lie pol leta: Ia list je najmanj
jard visok in kakih 80 .incey 81
Erok.
Br. Molek ina plakat. IL leta
1857, XII ga je izdal John P.
Waring in razglasa $4,000 ma
grade, tistemu, XII ujame crno
suznjo Elizo >Coursay, XII je po-
begnila neznanokom.
casopis "City Gazette" il
Charleston, S. c., ina v eni Ste
Wiki il leta 1922 ma prvi strani
kar cello kolono oglasov, ko last
niki suznjev razpisujejo razne
nagrade, ce kdo ujane in pri-
tira nazaj takega ali tako SUI
MO. Gazette Of the United
States" il leta 1889, tiskan v
New Yorku, podaja podatke or
ganiziranja Zdruzenih draw v
Ameriki. Videl SIM prvi anne
risk politicni cirkular izza casa
George Washingtona, izdan. oh
priliki njegovc kandidature "a
drugi terlni.i predsednist1a, IL
dan 3. augusta leta 1892. Po-
teg casopis "The Log Cabin
il leta 1910; "The Chicago Tri-
buae", March 5, 1869; Free
DOM, prva stevilkas prvega v
anglescini tiskanega lista ma Fl
ipinskih otokih, 1. maja 1899;
''New York, Tribune il l e a
1878; Evening STAR, Wash
ington, D.. c.. IL leta 1865; "The
Cherokee Advocate, il lie a
1893, ko je bila Oklahoma Sc
ameriski teritorij in ne drzava.
", tenn .listur je celia stran tiska-
ma Y indijanscini, ondotnih Indi.
Ejancey. Daily Chicago, prva
stevilka pryega dnevnika, XII je
pricel izhajati v Chicago leta
1889; The New York Herald
/ il leta> 1865, ko javlja ,Abra.
ham Lincolnovos smrt;;- "The
Patrol, vojaski casopis liza a.
\ meriske> civilne vojne, Union
apIer il Charleston, S. c.;
"The, Soldier Paper, Confede-
rate, Richmond, Va; 'The Co.
lumbian and Great West" IL, |.
1853. To. je casopis izredno We
likega obsega.
i Potem s e m videl zemljevid
i" Italia Galica'', il leta 1890. To
lie zemijevid gornje Italije. On
lima zenljevid Kranjske, oziro-
I ma ASlovenije IL ~. stoletjai Te.
4 daj Sc jea Ljubljana irnenovala
"Laubach' Metlika pa istotako
:fkots sedaj. zenhjevid JUNE a.
| rnerike ! " -letass 1907 je precej
drngaeen, kot pa sedaj. Tedaj
50 incl zemljennerci Sc zelo ne
4 jasne pojme o legi JUNE Anne
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rike. "The Liberator" je izdajal
William Lloyd Garrison, XII Sc
je bojeval "a osvobojenje suz-
njev, V Boston, Mass, leta 1882;
"Columbie Phoenix" Colum-.
bia, s. g. il leta 1865; list il
knjige "St. Jerome'' il leta
1890, tiskan Y Benetkah SO let
po iznajdbi tiskarstva; "Nurem-
berg Chronicle, il A leta 1893;
list il knjige Book Of Hours
v Holandskem jeziku, pisano ma
ovcjo kozo koncem Is. stoletja;
listina, katero soamorali ujetni-
XII podpisati tekom civilne vol
ne v Ameriki, ako so bill ujeti
Cd Union vojske, da SO bill IL
pusceni. Je2 to nekaksna prisega
zvestobe Zdruzenim drzavam;
potrdilo "a prodajo suznje ma
iavni drazbi neke crnke, XII je
bila prodana "a $150.0oov drza-
vi Kentucky leta1 1869, pod po-
gojem, ce~bo, imela--kdaj kaj o.
'trok, da bodo tudi ii lastnina
.kupea:
Br. Molek ina Sc mnogo dru-
gih, zanimivih stevilk casopisov,
katere 81 nisem zapisal. Ina tu-
di vecinoma vse prve stevilke
vsakega slovenskega casopisa
ali revije, XII je kdaj izhajal v
Severni Ameriki, Kanadi ali
Juzni Ameriki. Samo teh caso-
pisov in revij je:med-75 do 100
razlicnih. Ina tudi veliko zbir-
ko silk slovenskih pionirjev in
raznih krajev in drzav Ameri-
ke, kjer SO pac ziveli. Te slike
so cd 1880 naprej do sedanjega
casa.
Br. Molek je ze mad 80 let
vnet zbiratelj postnih znamk ali
filatelist. Ina veliko izbero vsa-
kovrstnih postnih, znamk, ~nezi-
gosane in zigosane. Zbirka ME-
govih znamk predstavlja veliko
vrednost in. ga je tudi stalo le-
po, vsoto denarja, da 81 je ONO
gocil to, kar ina. Najbrze je on
edini med poznanimi Slovenci v
Ameriki, XII ina, t ko veliko
zbirko in tako perfektno ureje-
ne. znamke. Ina t u di bogato
knjiznico in veliko zanimivih
knjig z raznimi lastnorocnimi
pedpisi. znanih osebnosti v A
meriki. --
f Br. Molek ina tudi razne do
-kumentarne listine,, ki;nosijo O.
riginalne~ podpise predsednikov
Zdruzenih drzav, m en- d a cd
vseh.
(DaIie nfihodniit1
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nejsi in je bill v mojem nacrtu
glavni predmet, "a kar sem ~ho-
tel iti v Chicago. V tel zadevi
nisem mogel opraviti pismeno
nicesar. Mr.. Albina Skubica nj
sem videl re 20 let. Nazadnje
sva bila skupaj, &c Sc ne motim,
v Sheldon, Wis.,, leta 1915. Mr..
Skubic je bill pred lett uposlen
v tiskL-'ni Martina Konde, kjer
Sc je tiskalo Glas Svobode: Svo-
jecasno je bill zelo aktiven in je
veliko delal "a razvoj in porast
bivse SSPZ. Bill je tudi svoj cas-
urednik "Glasa Svobode" in bill
.je tiskar. Prevel je deset knjig
il tujih ma slovenski jerk, ka-
tere so izsle v zalozbi Glasa
| Svobode.
Vedel' sem, da je' Mr.. Skubic
eden izmed druzbe, XII SO kupi-
Ii bivso Kondatovo tiskarno cd
pokojne Mrs. Mary Konda. S
tiskarno SO kupili> tudi razne
knjige in pa letnike2 Glasa Svo-
bode. Knjige so ze davno pro-
dali, kot tudi prvih sest letni-
kov "Glasa Svobode; XII je bilo
glasilo S. N. P. J. cd zacetka.
Teh prvih sest letnikov je ku-
pill 81. odbor SNPJ Sc v casu,
ko je zivel joe Zavrtnik, ured-
mix glasila SNPJ in pozneje
"Prosvete'. Ostalo je v tiskar-
nj Sc Is letnikov Glasa Svobode,
katere so k sreci hranili do Sc
daj. Moi cilj je bill, da dobim
te rreostale letnike "a mas mu-
zej in dobil sem jih. Sedaj ina
mo v S. N. Muzeju vezane let
nike "Glasa, Svobode" in sicer
prvi letnik je 1908 in zadnji
1922, vines so vseh ostalih let.
Mr.. Albinu H. Skubicu sem
dolzan: JAYNE zahvale, ker je :
posredovanjem pri ysvojih tova'
risih Cehih pomagal, da $ e m
mogel dobiti te letnike pod po'
goji, XII SO bill sprejemljivi "a
mas muzej in XII SO bill glavni
ely mojega seianjega obiska Y
Chicagu.. ...... .....s..
V torek, ma prank Ameriske
neodvis11osti, e m 81 ogledal
zbirko br. Ivana Molka. On lima
bogato zbirko zaninlivosti, ka'
terra, &c bi hotel razstaviti, po'
trebuje precejsno dVorano, sa.
mo "a njegove stvari. 2 zani'
manjem sem pregledoval razne
5tevilke amerlskih casopisov, k
SO izhajali nekateri sew II. sto'
letju, drugi ve 18: stoletju.a Sc
veda, te izredne stevilke je mo-
raj br. Molek kupiti ma trgu II
! ie trosil. "a to- preceJ.' deriarja
Videl sem casopis !" Brother Jo'
/ nathan" ki je izhajal letay 184e
samo dvakrat ma leto in sicel
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Vsed vedno vecega pritiska cd stran zaveznikov in
vsed salnega napredka, XII ga vseh bonih frontah
zaznamujeo zavezniske se, e Turcia prenehala biti
nevtralna drzava, in naznanila je preom Nemci
o. Pcakuje se da bodo zayezniki zahteva in tudi do
bill cd Turce baze, IL katerih jim BIO ogoce napadati
nemske sle il Ageskih otokov ter nacske satetne dr.
Mono je da bo tska armada sa proti Bogariji,
katere meje SO, glasom porocil, mocno zastrazene.
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Mrs. Mary Molek in Sc druge.
Ona ie, resnicno prakticna in
postrezljiva in je veliko poma:-
gala, da sem mogel v tistih sti-
rih dneh obiskati toliko strank'
in popolnim uspehom.
Pc okusnem zajutreku, XII ga
je pripravila Mrs. Molek, sva
odsla z Molkom v >urad SNPJ,
seveda pes, XII nj ravno dalee,
ampak prav blizu pa tudi me-.
v uradu SNPJ sem srecal
glavne uradnike in. delavce, XII
jih poznam ze precej let. Br. vi
der j. ze yedel, kaj bi rad, kot
tudi drugi 81. odbornih, k er
sem preie pisal. Prisel S e m
MANFRED iskati zapuscino bivse
SSPZ, par oljnatih silk. delo
pokojnega slikarja Gregory H.
Peruska in nekaj drugega, XII je
bilo tudi Sc last Zveze. Vse je
bilo ze dovoljeno, da vzamem S
seboj. Ampak teh reci nj bilo
mogoce kar odnesti. Oskrbnik
poslcpja SNPJ, Mr.. Biajak je
vse tiste slike lepo zavil, pove-
zal in pripravil "a American
Express druzbo, XII SO reci po-
brali naslednji dan in so prisle
v Cleveland Sc isti dan, ko Sem
Sc JAZZ vrnil, vse popolnoma
dobrem stanju, kot je bio OBJ
3asu oddaje v Chicagi:
Br. Godina mi je izrocil "a
muzej sliko prve 1--WE slike, XII
50 jo kdaj Slovenci vprizorili v
Chicagu. To Sc je zgodilo leta
1918 v dvorani SNPJ, &c Sc ne
motim. Siko 81 boste lahko O.
gledali v muzeju, XII je opisom
br. Godine, XII pove kdo je kdo
Ia Sikh.
Br. Vincent Cainkar in br.
Mirko Kuhel sta mi bila isto-
tako naklonjena vsemi pojas-
aili, XII sem jih zelel. Zato prav
). 'epa hvala vsem "a prijazno
poslugo in navodila.
Nato sva z br. Molkom obi
skala Mr.. Louisa Skubica, sta
rejsega, XII re 81 let zivi v Chi
; cagu. MOI je "a let star in ME
gova soproga je nekaj let mlaj-
$a. Pri njem sem dobil "a mas
'nuzej sliko" prve konvencije
SSPZ il leta 1909; sliko Sloven-
5kega delavskega pevskega zbo-
"a "Orep', XII je bill organiziran
> v Chicago, ILL.,, leta 1902; am
pax kdaj je bila vzeta doticna
slika, mi sedaj nj znano. Isto'
am sem dobil sliko Mr.. Fran
l1a Zalokarja, oceta Mrs. Sku-
bic. Frank Zalokar je bill usta.
, novitelj, lastnik in izdajatelj pr
vega slovenskega casopisa A
meriki, tednika Amerikansk
: Slovenec, katerega je pricel H.
dajati v Chicagu leta 1891 in IT,
dal je vsega skupaj deset Ste
| vilk, potem pa je list prodal mi
: sijonarju Rev. Buhu v Tower
: Mimi, kjer so cez nekaj mese'
( cev v naslednjem letu 1892 IL
(, dali II. stevilko . Amerikanske
: ga Slovenca in naprej. Cd do
ticnih prvih 10 stevilk A. S. jif
imamo v nasem muzeju 9 Ste
j vilk, vse razen prve stevilkt
: nam je postal Mr.. Malta Pogo
e relic IL Duluth, MINI. &c bono
kdaj kje nash tudi Stew. 1. tegs
] lista, ne vem. Mr.. Frank Zalo
q kar je umrl Chicagu, Ill. lets
e 1899 in je pokopan ma cesken
a laarodnem pokopaliscu.
|, Potem sem istotam dobi
e portrete Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Sku
a bica, XII so istotako zanimivi zs
: mas muzej, ker sta oba pionirjs
/. iznged slovenskih priseljencev
Cllicagu, in emo sliko konvenci
: jc SNIP. Mr.. in Mrs. Skubi'
$ sta kljub svoji starosti Sc pri
0 meroma zdrava in JAZZ jima re
0 lin Sc boljega zdravja in zado
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Ured1l1toVa
po$ta
Moja pot v Chicago in Joliet

"a par dni v Chicago, ILL.,, po u
radnih poslih "a Slovenski ma
rodni muzej, da luredim nekate-
re zadeve osebno, k a r nisem
mogel pismeno. To Sc mi je po-
srecilo letos, ko so mi tovar-
nj sporocili, da 81 lahko izvolim
teden dni pocitnic, kadar zelim.
Izbral sem 81 prvi teden v ju-
liju, ker v, tenn tednu je tudi
prank Ameriske neodvisnostl
in tovarna je bila itak zaprta "a
par dni "a vecino delavcev. 90
casu, ko sem 81 izbral prvi te-
den V juliju "a pocitnice, nisem
pomislil,2 da bo oh tenn casu tudl
veliko stevilo drugih delavcev
porabilo isti teden "a pocitnice.
Ker takrat nj ukinila obrat sa-
mo nasa tovarna, pac pa Sc
marsikatera druga in izletnikov
je bilo vec, kot Sc je pricakova-
! 10.
Naval ma Wake in avtobuse je
narascal, ker je veliko stevilo
liudi hotelo IL mesta v tistih
dneh. Ma glavni zelezniski ali
avtobusni postal SO re odrekli
poSlugo voznje sedezem. Re-
xii so, da ne garantirajo sedeza a
V navadnem vagonu osebnega
! vlaka, cetudi Sc nekdo hoce od-
peljati Chicago ali kamorkoli.
Kljub temu SO prodajali voznje
listke v naprej Sc nadalje, ces,
sal bodo dobra stojisca, &c ne
bo sedeza.
Ker nisem maral rlskirati, da
bi moral stati V vlaku, ker bi s.
S TEN lahko pokvaril zdravje
sem 81 rezerviral Pullman "a tia
in nazaj, kar je seveda stale do
sti vec, kot pa sem prvotno pri-
cakoval in racunal. Vendar, pre-.
skrbli ien sem, sem 81 mislil in v
Chicago pridem sorazmernc
spocit in pripravljen "a obiske
kar je vazno. Odlocil sem stir
dni bivanja V Chicago in teh
dneh sem hotel obiskati k a I
najvec mogoce strank, kot tu'
di Poliski muzej, katerem sem
re pred lett cital v poljskih Ii
stih, kaksne zanimivosti da J.
majo tom.
V tovarni so mi hotell poma'
gait, ko sem preddelavcu pove
dal po kaksnih opravkih zelin
til V Chicago in so odredili, da
sem pred odhodom delal DIV
! nedelji, da sem nekoliko vec "a
sluzil in S TEN izrednim zasluz
kom deloma kril voznjo ma Pull
manu-.
Voznja sama na sebi nj nix
izrednega. Mas vlak Nicke
Plate zeleznice je dospel v Chi
cago ponedeljek zjutraj 3. ju
lila z emo urno zamudo. Ampal
tako Sc veckrat zgodi, nj bill
to prvic. Ma La Sale Street po
staji me je cakal br. Ivan Mo
lex. Videl sem ga re cd dalee
ko sem prihajal IL vlaka prot
izhodu in lazje mi je bilo pri
srcu, ker V tisti okolici sem S
cutil tuica in.sem bill sedaj men
da prvic ma tisti postaji. Vede
10 sem, da pod njegovim spretnin
nadzorstVom in vodstvom sc n
bonn izgubil, niti mi ne bo treb'
povprasevati kan maj krenem
da pridem do urada Slovensk
narodne podporne jednote, nj
LaWndale Ave., in 26 Str, ka
NOR sem incl namen, da sc maj
prvo cglasim.
, i z br. Molkom sva sia ma ele
waited vlak napisom Dougla
Park, XII naju je pripeljal p
polurni voznji nekam v blizin
njegovcga stanovanja.. Sc krat
! ka voznja S pocestno zeleznic
in malo hoje, pa sva bila NJ
stanovanju Mr. Molka. Koma
sem prisopihal v starfovanje; 9
.. sem moral govoriti q upravni
/ + knna nolickaoa y,111znia motor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-06
New Warrants Drawn
Charging Police Graft

Assistant Prosecutor William
Flanagan said that new warrants
charging Detective Sgt Louis
Grossman and Detective Frtiof
Correl with accepting S35 in
Shakedovn money would bee drawn
up today.
Prior warrants were dismissed
Yesterday --!,S--Reeord-F---.-Itidee
John j Mahcr on the grounds the
complaint had been signed by
Chief of Detectives Paul Wencel
and not by Maurice SoSSi proprie-
Tor OF the Roma Cafe. VINO al
legedly paid the detectives
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-06
Buried Hoard
OF Gas Found

Crosse Pointe Park police said
today they would report 10 the
OPA the seizure Of "A barrels con-
tanning gasoline dug from the
ground in a vacant lot next 90
1872 Buckingham
The barrel, placed two abreast
In q trench just few inches be-
low he ground level were uncov-
cred oy = group of boy, playing
on thc lot and reported TO police
boy Douglas Shaw OF HOO Mary
land
sgt Joseph Vcrnier Of The
Crosse Pontc Park police said
that T. Vincent. owner of the lot
and HE spacious home adjoining.
disclalmcd knowledge that the
barrels were there A few Of the
barrels We're filled with gas. and
all contained some
Nernicr said however. that'Nin-
cent claimed ownership of two
50O-gallon tanks sunk in the
ground near the garage IN the
rear OF his home but insisted they
were used for fuel oil Standplpes
from these tanks protuded above
ground
The barrels were removed from
the ground hy the municipality
DPW while FIRE equipment stood
guard The barrels were taken 20
the Crosse Pointc Park police
station
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-06
Easter Marks
BiafaaIl Day

"0n behalf of the l2,500O00 Catholics in the
islands Philippine officials have requested Amer
lean bishops to urge American Catholics to assist
their Philippine brethren with their prayers.
1T is the wish of Archbishop Mooney that the Catho
lies of the Detroit archdiocese include the intentions of
the Filipino Catholics in the prayers which they are
offering daily for victory and just peace.
This year the anniversary of the fall of Bataan
Easter Sunday the day of the Saviors Resur-
rection May this coincidence be promise of early
victory for Christian people their despoc rulers