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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29
Vesti IL ziyljenja ameriskih Slovencev

Milwaukee, Wisconsin. vi
le rojenice SO Sc zglasile
pri druzinah John A. Kozleucar
in Emil Moze, kjer 50 pustile
sincka, pri druzini Anton Gano-
nj pa hcerko.
Porocili so Sc: Alois a. Go
dec ID Dolores 2. Tomczyk, ].
Poznik in Kathryn N. Dumak.
Masontown,z Pa. Tukaj je
%. julia unrl Andy Radonic.
Pokopanl je bill Y Republic, Pa.
East Wore Jester NY. Dne
10. augusta - je vrnil i bol-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29
VAzNA SEJA

v sredo, OBJ 8. uri zvecer Sc
vrsi vazna seja odbora Euclid
Roosevelt = Lausche Rampant
skega odbora" v Slov. drustve-
mem domu ma Recher Ave. Pro-
81 Sc clane in clanice odbora,
da Sc seje gotovo udelezijo, da
Sc vse potrebno ukrene "a otvo-
ritev Lauschetove kampanje,
katera Sc otyori v imenu vseh
Slovencev, zivecih v drzavi
Ohio, v nedeljo, dne 10. septem-
bra, OBJ 1.30 uri popoldne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29

s 80 81 * IS : + u f a Gf4E
nisnice ma svojo farmo Frank
Koren, predsednik drustva 393
SNIP. Steer Be nj zdrav, toda
je pri boljsem. zdraYju kot je
bill. Zdaj je donna pod zdravni-
.sko oskrbo.
Nokomis, I'll. Druzin q
Frank Strazar je bila obvesce-
ma cd vojnih oblasti, do je bill
sin Anton Strazar ra MEN y
Franciii IA druzina ina tri 81
novs N vojni. Andy se nahaja
M Novi Gvineji, Frank pa y
ICsliforniji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29
Ameriske cete SO prodrle do Chateau Thierry
Zabavni program ma
Greenwood in E. 164 St.

8A0AAA 1l0
Greenwood in E. 164 St.
v preteklosti so Sc polet-
ne JAYNE zab4ve vrsile v
raznih parkih, ampak z O.
zirom ma Transporting po-
tezkoce, XII jill je prinesla
vojna, Sc je zupan Frank j.
Lausche odlocil, da Sc slic-
ne priredbe vprizorijo tam,
kjer bodo cim bolj dostop-
ne "a vecino prebivalstva.
Tako Sc bo nocoj oh 8.
uri vrsil zanimiv in poster
zabavni program ma Grove
wood javnem igriscu ma e.
164 St. I'm Greenwood Ave.
Taxi prograzni Sc podajajo
po petkrat ma teden. v raz-
nih delhi mesta.
Ma programu, XII DO no.
col vprizorjen ma Grove
wood igriscu, bodo sledece
tocke: Godba pod vod-
stvom AL Russo, solistinja
Helen Erben, plesalka Char
lotte Arey, magicna pred
stava Mystic Isely', in
skupno petite.
Program Sc. bo proizva-
jail pod vodstvom Mrs. WI
nifred Hodges, ravnateljice
godbe pri mestnem rekre-
acijskem oddelku.
Rojah in rojakinje, XII
bivajo ma severni strani
i Collinwooda, so~vablj jeni, das
Sc priredbe udelezijo v cim
vecjem stevilu. "~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29

val il Italije, medtem ko je bila
njegova izjava objavljena sele
danes.
V izjavi je britski premier
dal razumeti, da smatra itali-
jansko ljudstvo odgovorno "a
Mussolinija in fasizem, in opo-
zoril, da je Italia napadla
Francijo in Veliko Britanijo v
trenotku, ko sta bill najslabot-
nejsi in ko so Italijani ocividno
mislili, da bo Anglia "a vselej
propadla.
"Ampak to Sc nj zgodilo," je
dostavil Churchill. =
Resnicno edinstvo potrebno
Churchill je rekel dalje, da
ako hoce Itallja zopet postati
svobodna dezela, mora pred
vsem postati resnieno edna.
"Ampak politicna razburka-
most in boj med mnogimi stran-
kami," je rekel premier, me bo
prinesel tistih preprostih RADIO
sti in pravic, katere zeli masa
ljudstva."
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kratke vesti
4
NACIJI BEzIJO
IZ BOLGARIJE

L NDON, %. augusta. -
Moskovski radio poroca, da so
Sc Nemci zaceli umikati il Boil
garlic, medtem ko zavezniske
sile 'pripravljajo pogoje, pod
katerimi bo Bolgariji dana pri-
lika, da Sc umakne il vojne kot
zaveznica- Nemcije. Porocilo tr-
di, da bodo v teku par dni vse
nemske eete zapustile Bolgari-
10.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29

V~tej zvezi~ ~je Churchill re-
kel, da konec vojne ne utegne
biti tako dalec kot Sc je mislilo
prvotno.
Obljuba "a relif
Naznanil je,. da je britskim
zastopnikom pri mednarodnih
organih dal narcotic, -da storijo
vse, kar je v njihovi moci, da Sc
olajsa tezave, v katerih Sc ma
haja Italia, in da Sc bodo v
kratkem pridruzile zavezniskim
armadam "velike italijanske 81
le."
sIzjava glede mednarodnih or
ganov sc tolmaci kot dokaz, da
podpira prosnjo Italije "a po-
moe cd strani refine in rehabi-
litacijske> administracije Zdru-
zenih narodov. Omenjena orga-
nizacija bo porocala o polozaju
ma konferenci, XII sc bo prihod-
Mi mesec tvrsila v Montrealu.
Ljudstvo odgovorno "a fasizem
Kot Sc je zvedelo, je Chur-
chill ze preteklo sredo odpoto-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29
Rusi udarili
10 mill globoko
" Sedmograsko

!. LONDON, torek, 29. avgu-
sta. - Rusi so vceraj strli zad-
MO nemsko obrambo ma vzhodu
in preko Karpatov vdrli 10 mill
globoko v Sedmograsko, XII so
jo Ogri med vojno iztrgali Ro-
munom.
Rdeca vojska je udarila bill
skovito naglico, in gre ocividno
"a tenn, da zajame, ma stotisoce
Nemcev, XII SO zajeti JUNO cd
Karpatov v okolicl Bukaresta in
Ploestija.
ROmunska luka Zavzeta
Istocasno so sc ruski marini
izkrcali ma Crnem morju in "a
well drugo najvecjo romunsko
luke Sulino ma jugovzhodu, ter
Sc polastili ustja Donave in "a
sedli mesto Tulgea, XII Sc naha-
ia AZ mill cd donavske delte.
Druge sovjetske sile so "a
vzele veliko romunsko pristani-
See Braila, XII lezi OBJ Donavi
dale prot zapadu, oeistili so
nemske obrambe v soteski Ga
lati dalje proti centru zadnjega
odpora, in drveli dalje proti bo-
gatim oljnim vrelcem v Ploe-
stiju in proti Bukarestu.
r., so, mill Cd sBukaresta
Kot Sc poroca il Moskve, sc
nahajajo prednje cete sovjetske
oklopne kolone samo SO mill cd
romunske prestolice, medtem
ko Sc v porocilu ne omenja SEX
torja med Ploestijem in Buka-
restom, kjer Sc vrsi ljuta borba
med Nemci in Romuni.
Uradno Sc poroca, da so Ru-
81 ma romunski 'front.' veeraj "a
jeli nadaljnih II, 900 Nemcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29
NEMCI SE UMIKAJO
MA GOTSKO LIMBO

Rim, %. augusta. - Poljske
sete so danes napravile predor
skozi nemsko linijo pri reki Ma
tuaro, in VISA znamenja kazejo,
da Sc Nemci umikajo ma tako-
zvano gotsko linijo v severni l.
taliji. Druga porocila pa trde,
da Sc Nemci umikajo proti AL
pam in Brennerskemu prelazu,
in da oeividno nameravajo pre-
pustiti obrambo severne Italije
Mussolinij jevim fasistom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29
MATT OBTOzENA
RADI SAfRTI OTROKA

GRANITE CITY, ILL.,, %. av-
gusta. Danes je bila tn are
tirana Mrs. Ruby Westbrook,
katere moz Sc nahaja pri voja-
kih preko naorja. Njsn 8 mese,
cey star sintek je bill maiden mr.
tev IA donn in zdravnidka pre-
iskava is ugotovila, da je otrok
umrl od lalkote IN zanemarienja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29

Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Kuznik,
986 E. "a St., sta prejela po-
rocilo cd vojnega departmental,
da je bill MUM sin Pfc. Edward
B. Kuznik, star 21 let, 3. avgu-
sta ranjen v Franciji.
Pfc. Kuznik je dodeljen od-
delku s strojnimi puskami pri
infanteriji in je odsel k voja-
kom prostovoljno lanskega ok
tobra, potem ko je dovrsil STU
die ma John Carroll univerzi.
Bill je rojen v Zed. drzavah, to-
da starsi so ga kot otroka we
Ii S seboj v stare domovino, S
katerimi Sc je vrnil v Ameriko
leta 1889. Preko morja je b III
poslan preteklega junija.
Pfc. Ku*nik je izboren pia-
mist in je bill pred odhodom v
armada aktiven pri "Glasbeni
Matici."
X X.
Dne 4. augusta je oil ubit '
Franciji Pvt. George F. Valjato,
star 20 let, cigar oce Mark Va
ljato stanuje ma 1901 E. 63 st.
v enem svojih zadnjih pisem je
poroeal, da Sc je nahajal
stotnijo prostovoljcev.
Valjato je pohajal Wilson
Junior High Scool in je prec
odhodom k vojakom lanskegs
januarja delal v tovarni. Preke
morja je bill poslan preteklegs
| junija.
! Poleg oceta zapusca Stir =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29
Churchill povedal Italijjii,
kak$ne 50 njene prlke
ltalijani ne morejo pricakovati, da bodo
sedei pri mirOvni mizi kot zavemiSka sila

RIM 28 augusta - Ministrski predsednik Churchill
je danes pred odhodom Rima podal izjavo kaeri e
izraz upanje, da bo prise cas- ko bo Italia kot vo-
bodna in progresivna drzava zavzea svoje mesto med
vodilnmi narodi Evrope, ampak dial je asno razumet
da nkakor upati da bo OBJ koncu vojne sedela
pri mrovQ mizi kot polna zaveznca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29

Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Virant,
19605 Kildeer Ave-, naznanjata,
da sta Sc zarocila njiju hcerka
Jean in S/Sgt. Nicholas Rob
erts, IL Euclid, O. Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29
MOCNEJSI IN LAHKEJSI
CEMENT IZNAJDEN

CHICAGO, %. augusta. -
Inzenirji ma Northwestern uni
verzi naznanjajo, da SO nasli
cement move vrste, XII je jacji cd
jekla in lahkejsi kot alums um.
Rabilo Sc ga DO namesto jekla
pri stavbenem delu, ampak stal
DO samo tretjino toliko kot sta
ne jeklo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29
pR0DIRAJ0 pREk0 BOISE,
kJER so Sc AkERIkANCI Bill
TEk0M pRVE 5vET0VNE V0JNE

ZAVEZNIsKI GL.AVNI STAN, London, torek, 29.
augusta. - Ameriske cete so ponedeljek prodre do
Therry, kjer njih ocetje zadnj svetovni
vojn pomagali obrnt ok borbe, medtem ko zavezni
ske armade velik ofenzvi ma 200 mill dolg 'front.'
vrgle Nemce naza zadnje lne, XII jih drzal leta
1918
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29
PRISTOPILA X WACS

Dne 20. augusta DO odsla v
Fort Des Moines, Ia, kjer DO
pricela z bazicno treningo, Miss
Louise Glach, hcerka Mr.. in
Mrs. John Glach, 952 E. 141
St. Miss Glach je vstopila k
zenski armadni organizaciji
WACs pri letalski sill.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29

sire, Mrs. Josephine Schultz, Ju
liza, Fora in Katherine, in sest
bratov, Pvt. Marion v Missouri,
Pvt. Mark Jr. ma Irskem, Pvt.
Steve v Angliji, Pfc. John, XII je
cd %. januarja pogresan v l.
taliji, Charles in Emil. r
X X
Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Grosel,
15410 Waterloo Rd., sta prejela
pismo cd svojega sina S/Sgt.
Fred Grosel, XII Sc nahaja pri
infanteriji, da je bill v bitki v
Franciji ranjen v ODE nogi. Se-
daj Sc nahaja v bolnisnici v An
lgliji, ter kot pise, da ina mai
boljso bolnisko oskrbo. S/Sgt.
Grosel, je % let star.in je pro-
stovoljno vstopil v armada pred
lstirimi lett, prekomorja pa je
bill poslan pred 21a leta. Njegov
brat Joseph Sc nahaj ajas = oklop-
Ino silo nekje ma Angleskera.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-29

"A POIREBNO sDRUZNO
Potrebna druzina . lnajhnim
otrokora dobi otrosko postelio
in modroc zastonj ako Sc zgla-
81 ma 1048 Addison Rd.
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SET OF DRAFTING TOOLS, and
case for sale. 32s vinewood Court
Phone S5T.M
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DR.. YOuNG DIES

Lansing, June 7--AP-Dr. c. c.
Young director OF the Michigan
State Health Laboratories. whose
labors in the field Of public health
won him international fame, died
Monday night in the st. Lawrence
Hospital here Frankly grieving
over the loss OF friend. Governor
Kelly issued an informal statement
OF eulogy declaring We've lost a
man in this state who is Just IT.
replaceable. / have worked with
many men. but have never
known a man more intense In HIS
d ire to master a problem or bet
ter able to master a problem in his
field. The work he has done trans
cends anything that can be said OF
him or carved upon a stone. He
worked for his fellow man"
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Ii. Norman T. Brown
Dies in British Hospital

Ann Arbor, Mich. June LIT.
Norman T. (Zeke) Brown, a pilot
with the Army Air Forces. died on
May 10 in a hospital In England
from injuries sustained in combat.
according to word received from
the War Department by his wife.
Margaret A. Brown. 1857 Jewett
Ave.
1t. Brown has been on overseas
duty since Feb. and completed
many missions over Germany. taxi
ing part in all major attacks made
by the Eighth Army Air Force.
He was awarded the Air Medal.
but his wife did not receive any
explanation as to what had merit
ed the award.
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Legal Notices

STATE or MICHIGAN, IN the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Washtenaw.
In Chancery.
Bertha Hazelton. Plaintiff
John Ross. Benjamin $. Miller. p. $.
Miller. Michael Sowlin, Frank G.
Painter Harriet Griffin, Frank N.
Griffin, Louisa +. Griffin. Charles W.
Griffin. Charles Griffin, Ernest
Schroeder. Ernest Schroeder. Louisa
schroeder, Anthony }aumstark. Mary
Baumstark. Anthony Baumstack.
Mary Baumstack, or their unknown
heirs devIsess. iegatees or assigns.
Defendants
Al session OF said Court held IN
the Court House IN the city Of Ann
Arh9r IN said County. this 9Th day
Of MAY, l94f
Present. TIE Honorable George W.
sample. Circuit Judge.
IN tbs cause u appears from the
aifldaEit on file, that the where
Abouts Of the Defendants. after dili-
gent search and inquiry are unknown,
THEN EfoEE. upon motion OF VIII
Ham DeHaan. attorney for Plaintiff,
X Is ordered tlat said Defendants
and their unknown heirs. deviseeA,
legatees. and assigns cause their an
pearancs 10 be entered IN this cause
within three months from tho dat.
Of this order and IN default thereof.
that Haid BIN u Complaint DO taken
as confessed ~ the said Defendants.
their unknown heirs. devisses. Iega-
tees, and assigns.
II is further ordered that within
twenty days Plaintiff cause a COPY
OF this order 10 be published Ia the
fpsilanti Daily Press. newspaper
printed, published and circulated in
SAID County. said publication being
conducted therein once in each week
Tor ak weeks In Aucce fst0u.
GEO. " SAMPLE.
Circuit Judge,
Luslla NJ. Smith. CLERK.
by Irene A. 5eitz. Deputy Clerk.
true copy
Irene A. Seit1. Deputy CLERK.
TAKE NOTICE. that this suit In
which tho foregoing order has been
duly made. involves aud IL brought
70 quiet title 10 the following de-
Hcribeh pieces or parcels or land. Hlt-
uated In the city Of Ypsiiantl, C0un-
~ OF Washtenaw and state OF Mich
iEan.
Lot number eight In Mnler's Addi-
lion to tho CITY Of Yps!lanti. WASH
tenaw County. Michigan. Also that
parcel described as follows: Begin
ming at tho northeast corner Of said
A
taHterly TO the southwest corner Of
lot number twelve In said Addition:
thence southerly on tho west limo OF
said lot twelve projected aoutherly
10 land formerly owned by Horace
Carpenter being the south limo IL
said Addition; thence westerly along
haid Carpenters north line 10 the
southeast corner of lot eight afore-
said; thence nurthorly along tho east
llne or said lot eight 90 the place OF
beginning. excepting tho part OF said
premises plated "a an alloy being
~ part OF lot number thirteen In ME
ler's Addition to the city Of YpaI-
lanu, In tho County OF WaahtenAw
and State Of Michigan.
WILLIAM DE HAAN
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Business Address; 1915 YpgilantI
Savings Bank Bldg, Ypsllanti. Mich.
igan
Adv 8-BI4
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2 FAMILY INCOME, ~ acres, fruit
trees, garden land. For sale or
trade. owner. f. A. Aseltine, 1884
Holmes Road.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE.

AOTICG
Tho Board Of Review will be In
session at the Council Hall on Nom
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, June
u. - and IL. ig44. from . 10 - o.
clock a. m, and 10 o'clock p. ~,
and VIII remain In session at least
two days to hear objections and ad-
Just assessments In the tax rolls.
Further. there will be no adjust
ments after the Board OF Review
has its sessions
SIGNED..
n. G. HOLMES
Adv. 1901 CITY CLERK.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS. s.
W. Pscihc-UP- Allied bombers
sank two japanese vessels. includ.
ing a destroyer, and probably an
other warship OF northwestern
Dutch New Guinea. in the drive 10
prevent the enemy from reorganiz.
Ing it's Geeluink Bay defenses, II
was disclosed here.
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FOR sALE-Farm, so acres. Cows
with calves by side. Pigs. 49s75
Willow Road.
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PORTABLE SHOWER BATH-Com
plete. Large French door. sos w.
Cross after D. m.
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Announcements
Auction Sale

SATURDAY. JUNE 10 AT 1901
SHERMAN ST, at 100 sharp. p
pc. veloure living room suite,
radio. piano, II is new Olsen
rug, . ~ Olsen rug. "a -
rug, 81 I . rug. arm chair. mar
BILE top table. other tables, lamps,
pc. dining room suite. 2 pc. bed
room suite with coil spring and
innsrspring mattress, cot and
mattress. A&B gas stove, kitchen
table and chairs. electric clock.
electric toaster. gas heater. Z
burner gas plate on legs. office
chair, ping pong table, pr.
Grapes, curtains. quilting frames,
baby bassinet for car. step lad
der, boiler. mirrors. dishes. tin
ware, tools. and other articles
too numerous 20 mention. Terms
cash. II. Renwick. proprietor.
Milford Osburn auctioneer.
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Farms Por sale

40 ACRES-s miles west OF Ypsi-
lanti. house, barn. good soil. Also
so acres, house, barn. Southeast OF
Ann Arbor. A real buy. Terms.
Also "a acres, 4 room house, barn,
black loan soil. Only 81 900 down.
Possession at once. HAROLD
ZAHN, 800 East Huron St, Ann
Arbor. Phone 2ls22.
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The YpsilantiD alyPress

GEORGE c. HANDY. Publisher
Entered as second-class mail matter
The Ypsllantian. Jan. 2, 1850,
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1904. In accordance with Sec. oSO'
p. l.. & r. MAR. ?. 1870. At Post
office, Ypsilanti Mich.
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BY Mail. oue year In fpsilant'
trading zone, comprising
washtenaw County. and vest
ern portion Of wayne County 800
By Mail. per year. outside Ypsi-
lanti trading zone .......... I.50
Special rate TO Soldiers, year $500
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iished daily except sunday with an
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trading territory.
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ORDER APPOINTING TIME ron
HEAnINQ CLAIMS

=, hHhhANu CLAiMh
STATE OF MICHIGAN. Tho Pro.
bate Court for the County OF WASH
tenhw.
Al a session Of said Court held
a. tho Probate office IN the city OF
ann Arbor In the said County. on
the Sist day OF May. a. u. 1914.
Present, Honorable jay q. Pray.
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
Joanna Moran, Deceased
u appearing to tho Court that ths
time for presentation OF claims
against said estate should be limit
ed. and that time and place DO ap-
pointed to receive. examine and adj
lust all claims and demands agAinAt
SAID docensed by and before said
Court
I, Is Ordered. That creditors ot
SAID deceased are required TO pre-
sent thelr claims 10 said Court at
said Probate office on or before tho
2lst day OF August A. y. 1874, at
10 O'Clock In tho forenoon said time
aud place being hereby appointed
Tor the examination and nd lustment
OF all claims and demands against
said deceased.
II is Further Ordered, That pub
Tic notice thereof be given by publi-
cation OF copy Of this order for
three successive weeks previous to
saId day or hearing in the Ypsi-
lanu DAILY Press, Newspaper
printed nrn, and circulated in said
JAY O. PRAY. Judge of Pro-
Adv 1921
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For Sale or exchanges

TRADE OR SELL my equity OF
$4,000 in 10 room income and rem
tai furnishings, 2 car garage. This
is a good buy. Call l057-R a. m.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-06-19
GRAPE VINE
Polly Ticks
BY MARY LU CON

benefited by the bill that was signed
by President Roosevelt on Monday
May 10Th, which increased by Is
per cent the monthly benefits of
ali veterans receiving compensa-
ton for service disabilities. These
veterans and their widows and chill
dren have had hard time trying to
make ends meet on the monthly
compensation set for them ten or
more years ago. 1t is safe to as
sumo that many Of these veterans
have been forced to skimp and do
without things, trying to stretch
$4,000 per month to cover existing
living prices.
The fifteen per cent increase
will help a great deal, but as in
industry, the increase should have
been made retroactive. to take up
some of the damages caused by
privation and want over the past
year or more. The enacted bill says
nothing about effective date. so 1t
seems that this group of veterans
are out of luck.
II was good news to all members
Of organized labor. who believe In
Labor unity, to read a few days
ago that Sidney Hillman, leader Of
the CLIO Political Action Commit
tee. appeared before a Senate COM
mittee and asked to he heard on
the question of the legality of the
PAC political Action Committee).
Mr.. Hillman emphasized that
the committee was wholly with
In the law, and Is fundamentally
engaged In . program Of educa-
ton. Organized workers, made
up Of men and women with vari-
Gus degrees Of education, ranging
from primary graders to college
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grade, need education, and the
PAC will fill this long-needed
program Of political education.
In his prepared statement to the
Senate investigating committee,
Mr.. Hillman asked that the group
investigate the funds and activities
of the National Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION, and other business
groups. also individual large finan-
cial contributors, as well as the ac-
tivities Of the Democratic and Re-
publican Parties.
Mr.. Hillman's statement made II
clear that Labor's Political Action
Committee is committed to endorse
ment Of President Roosevelt for q
fourth term. Organized workers,
who appreciate the conditions pre-
vailing today throughout the land,
inasmuch as these conditions affect
labor, rightfully endorse him and
will back up this endorsement at
the ballot box. for he Is the only
man that can make a continuance
of threse times possible.
Regardless Of the many petty
mistakes made by Mr.. Roosevelt,
the fact remains that the earning
power Of ell workers has been
upward for past ten years or
more. that living conditions,
homes, ETC., have greatly Inn
proved, that union workers can
attend meetings without fear Of
being spotted or ralded by coal
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and iron police. Yes, Mr.. Roosevelt
has done great deal for the
workers Of America, and these
workers, at least q great majority
Of them, win not let him down,
II he chooses to accept the ultima
tum Of these workers, and be
their candidate for another term.
The fact that the currency Of
the United States, deposited in
banks and trust companies. are
guaranteed 100 per cent value. to
all depositors, workers and BUSH
ness men alike, 4. another reason
why average citizens, mostly work.
ers, are interested In retaining Mr..
Roosevelt In office.
And In this critical period. we
need above all, o proven leader, q
man who knows what Is needed and