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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21
Back to School
Program Started

Ypsilanti Schools today launched
a back to school" program for
youths who have been engaged in
industrial activities during the sum-
mer and have thus far failed to re-
turn to classes.
Enrolment lists OF last spring
are being checked by Thomas Lawr-
ence. attendance counselor, and he
plans to contact those pupils not
yet listed this fall.
The Educational Committee OF
the Board Of Commerce is planning
to aid in the program.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21

ports as those OF France and the
low country coasts have been en-
veloped. That would be the Rus
sian system. with truly decisive
blows farther south held in re-.
serve.
On the other hand the Allied
campaign has developed 10 over
simplify. almost like three separate
wars. They may have the strength
TO continue that way.
The Seventh Army on the eX-
IRENE right flank has conducted
its own private invasion has clean.
ed up Southern France and stands
before Belfort, ready 10 invade
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21
Several Stores to
Adopt New Hours

While ten OF the local merchants
have decided TO continue operating
on the noon to p. IN. hour sche-
dule on Mondays, a number OF the
stores will be open from a. m. 10
s p. m. starting September 25, Jack
Willoughby. chairman Of the retail
ers' committee OF the Board OF
Commerce, announced Wednesday.
For the past 1S months, the noon
TO S p m hour schedule was adopt
ed for Mondays as a wartime meas
ure but does not seem necessary
at this time for several Of the mer-
chants
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21
10 SAVE TIRES

Lansing, Sept. 21-AP-A road
magnet, shown by tests to be eff.
fective in picking up metal objects
on gravel and concrete roads. will
20 into service Immediately on
Michigan trunkline highways as a
tire conservation and accident pre-
vention measure, the state high
way department said today. The
department said the magnet con.
sists OF a magnetized. revolving
cylinder is inches in diameter
towed behind a truck at a speed
OF five miles an hour. The magne-
tized cylinder. the department said.
will pick up anything from a tiny
metal object to a crowbar.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21

Of Heerlen, under heavy German
artillery fire.
A BBC correspondent said tho
NiJmegen bridge was captured by
British Second Army troops and
American alrbOrne forces last
night EARLY this morning ele
ments OF our armor were north or
the river. across II. and our troops
arc now In a position TO speed up
their drive on Anthem" the cor
respondent reported.
At the southern end OF the 500
mile western front. the American
Seventh Army won new positions
along the entire section northwest
OF Belfort The communique said.
opposition has been slight and
the enemy il relying principally
on lightly. defended road blocks to
delay our advance. Several small
towns have been occupied
Resist Strongly
The Germans were resisting
strongly, however. In the Moselle
valley OF eastern France and In
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21
Strategic MiJmegen Bridge
Captured, Help on Way For
Hard Pressed u. s. Troops
American Legion Advocates
Universal Military Training

organizations which adhered 10 the
no.strike pledge and denounced
that small percentage OF unpatri-
otto citizens who have wilfully i'm
peded war production I'm any wise"
Voted down were proposals to
lift the ban on immediate enroll.
ment OF men now serving in the
armed forces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21
Election Publicity of Both
Parties Being Sent Overseas

Campaign Expenditures Committee
might probe the political activities
OF Chicago's Mayor Edward j. Kel-
ly. Following reports that pro-
Roosevelt .etters accompanied sol
der vote applications mailed from
Chicago, Ferguson said he is check
ing reports that Mayor Kelly has
been very active with respect TO
soldier voting matters" to decide
whether the activities warrant
looking into by the committee"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21

LONDON-INS A report that
Dr. Robert Ley, leader Of the Nazi
labor front, had been killed by
irate workers in a German town
was reported by the Algiers radio
today. The broadcast, heard by
Reuters's, said the information
came from reliable quarters.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21

PHILADELPHIA-AP-The Am.
erican public has doubled its total
savings within the past two-and.a.
half years, a Securities and Ex-
change commission study disclosed
today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21
War in Brief
OBy the Associated Press)

(By the Associated Press)
Western Front 49, Allied troops
cross German border in Southern
Holland. capture strategic Mime
gen bridge over lower Rhine. Bit
ter German resistance reported In
Moselle valley and Aachen sectors.
Eastern Front--Red Army pushes
forward against German escape
port OF Tallinn on Gulf OF Finland.
ltsly-Rain slows Allied often
sive as Nazis put up stubborn hght
for Gothic line positions above
Florence.
Pacific - Yanks complete con
quest OF Angaur and NBarn oked
Islands In Palau Group Mindanao
in Philippines heavily bombed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21
Congress Today
Senate
CBy Associated Press)

ny NH"I|I0ITV INaHI
Senate
May wind Up work until after
election with consideration OF free
press resolution (meets noon,
EWT)
War Investigating Committee
hears Mayor LaGuardia and others
on surplus property disposal C10:30
a. nj.
Foreign Relations Subcommittee
considers free press resolution
G1 a. M.
House
Meets noon for routine session.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21
TO CHANGE TIME

Jackson Sept 21--AP-Jackson
will return 10 Central War Time
oct. l under proposal adopted
by the city commission.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21
u. s. WEATHER FORECAST

Lower Michigan Scattered
showers early tonight. Friday fair,
cooler.
Highest temperature yesterday
SO. lowest last night 6S.
Highest temperature one year
ago today 81; lowest a.
Highest temperature this date in
last Il years 20 in 1895; lowest 35
IN 1875.
The sun sets today at 1892 and
rises Friday at 7.1s.
The moon set today az ISL r.
m. and rises Friday at 1902 D. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21
Flashes of
Late News

WASHINGTON-AP - Civilian
food supply prospects in the United
States are reasonably good" for
the remainder OF this year and
early l945. the Burea- OF Agricul-
tural economics said today. Point
ing out that food production this
year is estimated at five per cent
above the 1913 record output and 50
per cent over the average for 1885
80, the bureau said that the per
capita civilian consumption for
1914 would be slightly higher than
last year and seven per cent above
the pre.war FIVE year average.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21

WASHINGTON-AP- Non leath-
err shoes made with rubber soles
will become ration free next Mon
day, the Office OF Price Administra-
ton announced today, while shoes
containing leather remain in the
rationed list, regardless OF wheth
er the soles are made OF rubber.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21

WASHINGTON-AP- Jefferson
Caffey, American ambassador to
Brazil is now slated TO receive
President Roosevelts nomination
as the first U. S. ambassador to lib
Grated France. Gallery, a career
diplomat from Lafayette, La, Ie-
turned this week from his post 1T
Rio de Janeiro and is consulting
with State Department officials.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21

NEW YORK-AP-Japan is con
fronted with serious shortage
OF fuel for both industrial and do
nestle use this winter as a result
of a slump in the production of
firewood and charcoal. the Tokyo
radio indicated in a broadcast re-
ported today by United States gov
eminent monitors.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21

GOVERNOR oEWEYs ADDRESS TONIGHT AT 11oO OVER WWJ
Adv. S21'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21

STOCKHOLM-AP- The news
paper Aftontidningen said yester-
day 1t was understood an Allied
control commission under Russian
General Sidanov had arrived at
Helsinki to begin administering
the terms by which Finland obtain
ed an armistice with Russia.
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See Prices Page 10
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21

SEATTLE, Wash. ms Two
trainmen were dead and five lay
injured today as the result of a
head-on collision between two To-
cal freight trains near Little Rock,
Wash, about Is miles south of
Olympia The wreck, the third
railroad accident in western Wash
ington in three days, occurred on
a single track northern Pacific line
from the Puget Sound area to Grays
Harbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21

LONDON-AP- Press dispatch
es from Brussels today declared
Belgian parliament had voted last
night to install Prince Charles as
regent Of Belgium in the absence
OF his brother, King Leopold, now
a prisoner OF the Germans. The
prince will be sworn in today, the
dispatches said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21

LONDON-AP-A Berlin broad
cast, quoting "a dispatch from Lis
bon. asserted today that Prime
Minister Churchill was en- route to
Moscow from his Quebec meeting
with President Roosevelt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21

LONDON-AP- Stanislaw Mi.
kolajczyk. premier of the Polish
government in exile, has sent a
message of thanks to President
Roosevelt for the supplies flown
by American bombers to partisans
fighting the Nazis inside Warsaw,
il was announced today.
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See WAR Page 10
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21

HOLLYWOOD-lNS- Compile
rest for Film Magnate Louis
Mayer was ordered today follo'
ing discovery of a blood clot
one OF his lungs, Specialists e
pressed confidence that the cl
would be absorbed. but as pr
caution against serious develo
ments his personal physician G
dered that the film executive S,
no visitors for five days.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-21

STOCKHOLM-AP- The after
noon newspaper Yya Dagligt AL
lehanda, founded in 1867 and the
oldest newspaper in Scandinavia.
has announced it would cease pub
LEGATION Oct. Is. 1t will be re-
placed by new daily, the Glib
Kvaellens Nyheter, sponsored by
the publishers of the morning news
paper. Dagens Nyheter, the an
nouncement said.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-08

sti. Oci so Sc il ust vile ma
Frobnu. Yes zamisljen je kora.
kal, "a drugimi. Mlada zena bi
mu zaklicala, da maj ostane, ker
,je tako sama in zapuscena, a
moleala je: 10 je druzba izgini'
la Sc je obrnila in hitela, da bj
izpolnila: mozev ukaz
Mracilo Sc je ze, ko so Sc IL
letniki vraeali proti domu. Ko'
maj so stopili na dvorisee, sc
zaeudeno ostrmeli. Pred njimi
Sc je dvigala zelena lopa, o ka-
teri pref nj bio ne duha ne slu-
ha. Jozefa jew nekaj urah priea.
rala ma dvorisce pravi raj. Vse
je bio zeleno, vse v cvetu ill
gostje Sc MISC mogi nacuditi
njeni iznajdljivosti. Cello baron
sam je strmel. In ko je slisal
,kako druzba slavi njegovo lepc
mlado zeno, je pozabil ma to, ds
Iji je on. pred odhodom heka,
drugega zabical. S smehom Sc
il je' priblizal, jo poljubil ma &c.
10 in Sc il zahvalil "a presenece.
ME.
! Vecer ie bill lep. ,Listje il
skrivnostno sumelo. V lopi j
bilo' glasno. Druzba je sedela pr
/ oblozeni mizi. Gospe SO segale
pc sladkarijah, gospodje pa S.
praznili kozarce in kmalu je "a
vladafa med gosti ,razigrana We
selost. zjasnilo Sc je tudi cele
mlade gospodinje. Zvonko Sc j
smejala salam in ko so gostjs
izrazili zeljo, da bi radi igrali +
gro ma zastavo, je radostno IL
javila, da DO tudi ona igrala
Men zgled je potegnil "a sebo,
tudi Frobna. Ia trenutek je po,
zabil ma svojo zalost.
, Igra. je bila vesela in ziva
Kmalu je bilo zastav1jenih toll
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-08
RACIJSkI kOLEDAR
PROCESIRANA JEDILA -

PROCESIRANA JEDILA - Zelene znamke erik K
L. in racijski knjizci st. vejavne do 20 marca.
Modre znamke AS, B-s, c. D-8 in E-s knjizci st.
SO vsaia velJavna Ia 10 pontov do 20. maja
MEsO, SIROvO MASLO, SIR, MEsO VKONZER-
YAH, it'd - Rjave znamke crk in v knjigi st. so
veljavne do 20. Rdece znamke A-S B-s in C-s
njizci st. veljavne vsaka 10 pontov do 20 maa
SLADkOR - Znamka St. 80 v knjizici ie We
javna S funtov sladkorja do prekica. Znamla st.
40 je sedaj veljavna funov sladkorja vkuhava
MIA, in sicer do % ebruara 1945 Znamka st. 81 posta-
ne veljavna l. aprilom.
CEVLJ - Znamka st. 18 racijski knjizci je We
ljavna do 80. aprila Znamka St. l stran aeropan
knjizici st. 3 je veljavna do preklica.
GASOLlN - Znamka St. TO- knjizici A je veljav-
ma do Fl. marca. Znamke in knzicah SO veljavne
vsaka Ia gaona doker jih porab. Move BE- B-3,
C-2 in C-3 znamke vejavne pet gaonov gasolina
vsake znanke, XII jo odda gason,
TAJERJI - Prihodnji pregled tajerjev avtov, cigar
lasniki posedujejo knzico, je do 60 marca "a one
B knjzico do 80. juna; knjzico do 81. maja. Ko-
mercijalna vozia morao dat taerje pregedat vsakh
mesecev ali ko prevozijo 5000 mill katero e preje.
OLLIE IA KURIVO - Kuponi 3, q, in so sedaj
veljavn St. potece 13 Ia vsak kupon dobte
10 galonov Ola.
zGANJE - Deveta perijoda "a nakup zganja pote-
&c l. aprila.
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ko predmetov, da so morali "a
ceti 2 odkupovanjem. Ia sodni-
ka je bila soglasno izvoljena Jo-
zefa. Nalagala je razlicne kaz-
nj in bila je pri tenn tako iznajd-
ljiva, da Sc je vse omizje snneja-
10. Ko je drzala " roki neki
Frobnov predmet, je nekaj tre-
nutkov razmisljala. Nj vedela,
kako kazen hi mu maj nalozila
"a odkupnino. Naposled Sc je o.
glasila.
- Ia odkupnino maj pove ne
ko resnicno zgodbo liz svojega
zivljenja - je dejala tho, a
vendar odlocno.
Druzba je sprejela razsodbo
z glasnim odobravanjem. Fald.
ner je bill zenine pametne raz.
,sodbe tako vessel, da je zacel plo.
skati in ko je videl,- da Sc Fro.
ben obotavlja, mu je klical:
:. - No, kaj cakas? Ali hoces
da JAZZ povem mesto tebe krat.
ko zgodbo iz tvojega zivljenja
Morda zgodbo pont des artske.
ga dekleta?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-08
Odpo0ed nesrecne
zerle
ROMAN
Po w. Hauffu priredil Franjo Kolenc
ZeI1e
ROMAN

ben Sc je cudil, kako je mogla
tako mirno in potrpezljivo pre-
lesti neprestano kricanje svoje-
ga moza. Vsako zeljo mu je IL
poinila in skrbela "a vse.
Freben je bill rnolcec. Nekako
potrtega Sc je cutil. Cd omega
vecera, ko .je Jozefi tidal svojo
zgodbo, je postal zopet nemiren.
Zdelo Sc mu je, da Sc vraeajo
oni dnevi bolesti, ko je srce Ia
ko plakalo "a izgubljeno sreeo.
Jozefa je opazila niegovo potr-
tost in bilo il je tezko, da "a
NIGGA ia dan ne DO vessel. Ko je
MOI "a trenutek izginil, je hite-
la h gostu, Sc mu ljubeznivo ma
smehnila in ga prosila, da bi bill
vsaj nekoliko vessel. Froben jo
ie hvalezno pogledal in Sc j bo-
lestno nasmehnil. Saj je Sc bolj
trpel, ko jo je zrl pred seboj,
njo, XII mora toliko trpeti in XII
je tako podobna oni drugi jz
davnih sanj
Gostje SO Sc polagoma zaceli
zbirati. Prihajali SO Cd vseh
strani in mnogo je bilo med Mi
mi takih, XII praga Faldnerjeve
hise Sc nikdar MISC prestopili.
Jozefa je vsakega sprejela S pri-
jaznim smehljajem. Obraz il je
sijal. Y preprosti obleki, XII Sc je
oprijemala vitke postave, je bi-
laSzelo 'lepa, tako da je vsakega
ma prvi pogled ocarala in marsi-
kateremu gostu je obstal pogled
ma njej.. Baron je bill YES srecen,
ko SO mu mozje stiskali roko in
mu sepetali, da ina pri hisi pra-
, vi zaklad. Jozefo pa so obcudo-
vale, tudi starejse gospe. MISC
mogle verjeti, da mlada zena
i sama oskrbuje gospodinjstvo.
i Faldnerju je obraz zarel. Me
govo samoljubje je slavilo zma-
go, ko je iz tolikih ust slisal, da
:, jje incl pri izbiranju zene tako
srecno roko. Ia trenutek je cello
ma to pozsbil, da Jozefa nj "a
niegovc hiso, kei' nj dobra 60
spodinja, marve6 sanjari in
vzdihuje pri citanju custvenih
remanov. Domisljal 81 je, da je
njegova zasluga, da vzbuja mia
da zena s svojo lepoto in gibc-
nostjjo tako obcudovanje.
- Vidis - Sc je preril k
Frobnu in mu radostno sepetal
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- ali vidis, da TAXA vzgoja, ka-
kor je moja, della cudeze? Ma
splosno sem popolnoma zado-
voljen njo, toda - je NADIA
ljeval vazno in je naglasil vsa-
kc besedo, ko da bi izgovarjal
kako zivljensko resnico - ako
bi il skrivaj ne bill pomagal V
vsem, kaj bi bilo il ME! Upanje
pa imam, da Sc poboljsa.
Froben je pozrl jezo, Xxi mu
je vzplamtela V srcu pc teh BE-
seGah. Cudil Sc je, kako more
biti MOI plemenitega rodu, XII
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-08

Airport which serves the nations
capital to others scattered all over
the United States, the Canteen
Corps sets up its equipment in
rooms, or even shacks, provided
by the Army. Where no suitable
place is available, mobile can
teens roll up to the fields. -
The convenience Of Cantccn
service to the Army prompted
Capt. John w. King, commander
of Naval Air Ferry Command, to
ask for the same help. "If these
services. are provided" he said,
s.the American Red Gross will be
helping the Navy by speeding UP
the pilots time and sending him
on his way in much better
spirits" The Red Cross answered
with, more canteens. H..
/ Milestone in the saga of San
Frahcisco's Red Gross airport
Canteen Corps was their mil
lionth sandwich--the perennially
popular "ham on White"--pHesent-
ed recently to one of their more
than four thousand daily visitors
And with it went coffee as well
as cigarettes and fruit donated by
local citizens.
The job Of a canteen volunteer
doesn't end with counter service,
her aim is TO- make her silver
winged "customers" feel at home
Each fight forms its own every.
day drama,
Grounded for several days just
before Christmas fnr repairs a
Cnsaha. a bhnlhsr sraap fairly
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-08

took the cauteen oycr. They
talked about home, the war.
friends, and future hopes. They
helped decorate a Christmas free
in the canteen lounge. One, gin
gerly hanging the last ornament
said, Don't mind nae il | snitf'le.
| always helped Nom do this at
home and it makes me kind of
homesick." .
Repairs completed. the plarc
took off. Less than an hour later
the radio announced the bomber
had crashed near Council Bluffs.
Not only flyers receive Rcd
| Cross canteen service. The Corps
10o.0 900 members are trained
especially for group feeding in
ttisastcrs. II Is also develnpirg
All important service on the home
! fTelat: serving spllqel lunches and
| rreTiding refreshments fer trcep
/. trains at Tarious stospinS points.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-08

CCANNING the red and blue
= pencilled autographs h t
transformed the walls of the Ft.
Worth, Texas, airport's Red Cross
-CanteeD into global bulletin
board, a British ace fingered over
his American cup OF coffee. Names
Of hundreds of flyers, many from
distant countries, were there.
Some identified world-famous
birdmen.
"Hey, English! Your plane is
leaving" Yank yelled through
w english sssh sped to the door,
wheeled, scribbled his own name
on the wall waved and was gone,
cup III hand. A moment later the
plane TAXED by. Head and shoul-
ders out one window was the
Rriton waving the half-empty
aAin,ost forgot this he called.
'1il bring it back, next fight
eyer!H And he did.
At the request of the Army,
Red Cross operates more than a
hundred airport cantcens where
United Nations airfnen bound fol-
Africa, Ghinl, England, Italy and
thR South Pacific stop in for hot
food served twenty-four hours a
day by American women vot.ln-
!. teers.
For ea,,,e tl,;x Il 4hni,, Eps,
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s (Nadaljeyanje)
XI

Napoved starega strojnika Sc
je uresnicila. v soboto je bill
stroj gotov. Baron, XII Sc je v "a
setku jezil radi Frobnovega in
strojnikovega uspeha pri sestav-
ljanju stroja, je bill vessel. Uza-
ljeno samoljubje Sc je umaknilo
radosti, da nj izdal zastonj tako
velike svote. Mojstra in pomoc-
nike je bogato nagradil. Ia ne.
deljo pa je povabil vse sosede
il okolice,. da bi nlin s slovesno
gostijo otvorili.
Nedeljsko jutro je bilo kra-
sno. Dozdevalo Sc je,. da cello ma
rava gre Faldne1.ju ma roko.
Vzhajajoce solnce lie razlilo NOR
je svetlobe mad iliso, polja in
gozdove. Ko 'biseri SO Sc svetli-
kale rosne kapljice ma zeleni ira
vi. IL gozda je prihajal pticji
spev, mogocen in lep.
Baron je bill vessel. VISA hisa ga
je bila polna. Pri ,vsakem opra-
vilu je bill navzoc. Poveljeval je
v salonu. v obednici, ukazoval v
kuhinji, narocal v vrtu, ma dvo.
riscu. Kakor ,sitna n1uha .je bill
Najvec je morala trpeti Jezefa
-Povsod il je bill "a petanni. Ma
vse nacine ie. mucil ubogo revo
Bit bi morala v kuhinji, da; bi
priganjala dekle in tudi sama
prijela "a delo. Poten. jo je ma.
gnal v soho, da Sc je nanovc
oblekla, takoj nato pa je re kri'
cal mad njo, da maj gre k vhodu
da bi mu pomagala sprejemat
goste. :=t,.=:%- :t,=:% ~
Jozefa jes. molce trpela. Fro
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-08
.je videl svet in Sc pristeva med
izobrazence, tako prostaski.

lie videl svet in Sc pristeva med
izobrazence, tako prostaski.
Obed je bill gotov in gostje so
Sc vsedli krog dodge mize. jedi
la so bila izvrstna, vina prvo-
vrstna in jeziki so Sc kmalu raz-
vezali. ePrvo besedo je seveda
incl gospodar sam. Govoril je
"a deset drugih in ko Sc je hrup-
no zasmejal, so Sc kar stene
zamajale. Gostje so ga vese-
ljem poslusah, le gospe so sra
mezljivo povesile oci, ko je po-
vedal kako neslanost.
Popoldan SO Sc gostje dvig-
Mill in Sc podali k novemu mil
nu. VISA okolica je odmevala cd
! glasnega smeha. Salam nj bilo
ne konca ne kraja. Vsi so bill
razgreti 'od dobrega vina in We
sell razigranosti so dajali duska
S petjen. Samo Froben nj bill
vessel. V druzbi nj nasel sorodne
duse, cato je zaostal "a drugimi
in zamisljeno korakal med zele-
MIN poljem.
I V mlinu je Faldner zelo OH
vel. Ponosno je stopil k novemu
stroju in zacel govoriti o vsem
mogocem. Povedal je vso dolgo
zgodoyino, kako ga je dobil, ka-
ko SO ga sestavali. o svojem ne
uspehu je seveda preuidno mol
cal. Ker Frebna nj bilo med ma
vzocirnl, Sc n1u nj bio treba ba-
ii, da ga izda. Gostje SO obcu-
dovaH novi stroj in SO barona
hvalili. kako je .podjeten. Ko Sc
je pfegled stroja koncal, Sc je
podala druzba Y bliznji gozd, da
bi Sc hladni senci nekoliko
ohladila. >
Jozefa Sc sprehoda nj smela
udeleziti. Baron il ,je narocil, da
I mora Y ods0tnosti gostov' pri.
1praviti Yecerjo' in IL ie szabieal,
da mora biti Use " redu, cetudl
mega ne bo donna, da bi pripra-
We nadzoroval. Uboga zena je
{ bolestno vzdihnila. 0brnila Sc je
1 Y stran, da bi zakrila seize, kl
SO j zalile oci.s MOI Sc nj znaenil
"a memo Dol. Odhitel je "a 80.
| Hsti in u naslednjem trenutku Sc
,ie be slisal njegoy hfupnis las
Jozefa je dvignila glayo lin za'
lnsttp zrla za :adhha ia na;saif go
TX
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-11-08
new VINO Chief
ADDRESSES NEW5MEN

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 (ANP)
his first appearance
since assuming his new position,
Benjamin F. Wilson of Gary, Ind,
now chief of the minority group
section of the War Manpower
Commission, told the Capital Press
club that while he doesn't "know
what it is all about" yet, he in
tends to find out and do as good a
job as he is permitted.
Wilson fills the post left vacant
last February by the resignation
of DR.. Robert G. Weaver. Among the
points at issue during the long fail
ure of VINO Chairman Paul V. Nc
Mutt to fill the job has been the
question of elevating the section to
an operating level. Although the
National Urban league in particular
had pressed for this reorganization,
it has not been done.
Wilson felt that the experience
ne has had in racial problems in