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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Hero of Wake
Returns 10 i. 5.
InternAtlnnal phnff

WASHINGTON, Sept. s OUP)
America had another of her
Pacific war heroes safely back ia
the fold today, Hc is Cmdr. Win
field Scott Cunningham, first in
command of Wake Island in 1871.
Gaunt from more than three
years in japanese prisons. Gun
ningham SAID he was sentenced
TO life Imprisonment for twice es-
Gaping from Japanese prisons.
The commander told reporters
he believed Maj. James p. S
DeverauN, marine leader and sec
ond IN command at Wake. was.
alive but had been taken TO japan
as a prisoner of war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

OF san francisco.
As he stepped from a big C.54
ATC plane which Speeded him from
.Hickam Field, Honolulu. on the
last lap of his journey from a Jap
prison camp in Manchuria, his
sister. Mrs. Frederick Mears of
cincinnati, o. threw her arms
about HIM.
They hugged and kissed each
other, but were so overcome with
emotion they were unable TO
speak.
AT this moment. 1t. Jerry
Bundesen of the Maritime Com
rushed up TO the general
to explain that his (Wainwrights)
son, Cmdr. Jonathan NJ. VAIN
wright Jr.. whose merchant shin
IS anchored in San Francisco Bav.
had been delayed in reaching the
But when the general walked
INTO the big air passenger ter
ninai of Hamilton Field. his son
arrived and rushed across the
obby TO embrace him.
They stood embraced for sew
raj seconds, and then warmly /
'lasped each others hands. Over /
.ome by emotion, the son then
hrew both arms around his
ather and kissed him.
After the San Francisco recep-
ion tomorrow. Wainwright will \
cave for Washington, where he
wi join his wife and submit his
fiiclal report TO the war depart
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
orosan Slaue Camp CapUes Worked Death BY apanes

WITH THE SEVENTH FLEET Sept (INs)-
Detailed eyewitness accounts of the rescue of more than
1,2OO Allied prisoners of from Formosan slave
camps disclosed today that internees were driven to
death by Jap taskmasters. IL|I.l
The eyewitness stories were released by Adm
Thomas C. Kinkaid, commander of the U. S. Seventh
Fleet.
1t Roy l.. Swift, public information officer with
Rear Adm. Dxwel Ketchams carrier task force
reported that the prisoners forced to labor from
dawn to dusk in the swelterng shafts of the Knkasek
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Board 10 Chart Policy
On Synthetic Rubber

WASHINGTON. Sept. 8 GNS)
--Reconversion Director John w.
Snyder created tonight an eight
man inter-agency committee 10
decide how much Of the nation S
500 100000 synthetic rubber in.
dustry shall be continued in post
war production.
Snyder appointed WPB Vice
Chairman William L. Bait as
Chairman Of the group which will
make recommendations TO the
office OF war mobilization and re-
conversion on "a co-ordinated ma
tional policy OF rubber"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
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Ball Fan Spills Pop
on Mrs. Truman

WASHINGTON, Sept. s uNS)
Mrs. Truman's day at the bal
park was marred for a few mo-
ments this afternoon when a soft
drink, spilled in the upper tier.
dripped on her gown.
George Allen. former District of
Columbia commissioner who was
seated directly behind her. held
out his straw hat as a protection.
The dripping soon stopped and
Mrs. Truman returned TO a full
enjoyment OF the game with the
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Urges y. 5. Take Over
Bulk Of Jap Shipping

WASHINGTON, Sept. g (INS)
Vice Adm. Emory S. Land de-
clared tonight that the United
States should take over the bulk
Of Japan's shipping for postwar
trade in the Pacific. "
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

copper mines on northern Formosa or in tea rice and
sweet potato plantations operated by camp COM
mandants
Swift said that scores of the liberated prisoners
bear pitful scars from being ogged almost daily and
from being beaten by sadistc Jap guards.
Swift especially noted one man with battered
misshapen face resulting from broken jaw inflicted
by Jap guards.
TWO prisoners were recaptured after attempting
TO escape and were condemned to slow death
They were driven at extra shifts of labor until
they collapsed and died.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

Yet, Swift said, camp officials who ordered the
brutalties, met the rescue forces with wide smiles
ana no"s and offered tea with studied courtesy.
It was necessary TO leave behind 139 enacted
feeble prisoners in care Of navy hospital teams and
IT was feared that many of those left because they
all medical aid
For them the rescue came too late
Many OF the prisoners broke down and went
aboard the ships when they were served stateside
chow at their first dinner which was topped with ice
cream. ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

Some Of the seamen were beaten
with swords on the deck of the
submarine and then lashed to-
gether before being thrown over
board and machine-gunned in the
water.
Only five OF the ships crew
escaped and one Of them reported
the atrocity when he reached land.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

Almost all OF the prisoners emacated and
many or them resembled walking skeletons.
Although they worked farms growing crops
on the islands rich soil, the prisoners considered it
treat when the Japs gave them the tops of sweet
potatoes to supplement their inadequate, sinking
ratons. 80
Adm. Kinkaid said that only 50 of the prisoners
were Americans, mostly survivors of the Bataan
march of death" The rest were British
Hundreds of prisoners died of overwork and NAL
nutrition in the camps which were clustered around
Taihoku
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Nijinsky Receivers
Sanity, 10 Dance Again

HOLLYWOOD. Sept. g (UP)-
Vaslav Nijinsky, greatest dancer
of all time who went mad at the
height of his career, may open the
ballet season of the METROPOLITAN
Opera Co. in New York Oct. 7.
lmpresario S. Hurok tonight
cabled the invitation after his
London office informed him Min
sky has recovered his sanity and
is dancing again.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Plane Spans Nation
On Record Flight

Los ANGELES, Sept. s IUPl
"A Lockheed Constellation on a
routine test flight Spanned the
continent from Washington to
Los Angeles in eight hours and 80
minutes, for an unofficial record
1t. Col. Tom Rafferty,. pilot, dis
closed today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Institute PIanner Dies

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. & CUP)
-Pul p Cret, 6s, noted architect
died m Misericordia Hospital to-
day after an illness OF TWO weeks
lie planned the Detroit Institute
OF Arts,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Dutch Sailors Butchered,
Cast Into Sea by Japs

LONDON, Sept. 8 (UP)-Four
boatloads of survivors from a
Dutch merchantman-71 men in
sll-were deliberately murdered
by the crew OF japanese sub
marine that torpecloed their ship
m the Indian Ocean in March.
iS4q. The British ministry of in-
formation revealed today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
.NorthH0nshu
.0n1iindfoBdse
TdkenbyNavy.
Remember They're
Still Enemies Men
Are Warned by U. S.

TOKYO, Sept. 9 Sunday
ClNS) - American bluejackets
under orders TO remember that
the Japs are still enemies OF the
United States" today controlled
Ominato harbor in northern Hon.
shu; infantrymen sped toward
the capital of Korea. and the
forces Of occupation were streng-
thened in the Tokyo area.
Sunday found the crushed Japa-
nese, with Tokyo itself under
/ American domination. undergoing
one OF the most widespread occu-
/ pational movements since their
collapse nearly four weeks ago.
This morning Saturday eve
ming u. S. time) surrender Of the
Ominato naval guard district.
embracing orthern Honshu
Island and Hokkaido, was due TO
take place aboard the USS Pana-
mint flagship of the 53-Ship
iICi Iitl u dNlllN IIGtl.
FALL BY NIGHT
Before nightfall advance units
Of an army OF 100000 troops of
the oath Army Corps were ex-
pected to secure the Korean capi-
tai of Kyongsong (Keijo or
SeouD. A surrender ceremony |
was due at either Jinsen or
Kyongsong. when 1t. Gen. John
r. Hodge will accept the capitu-
lation Of japanese officers and
open the way for the liberation
Of Korea.
Surrender of some one million
Jap troops in China was also set
Tor Sunday.
Gen. Macarthur began his Sec
Dnd day of rule in Tokyo. where
)nce more the L. s. flag flies over
he American embassy.
JINSEN AREA SEIZED
The supreme Allied command
RS orders for full disarmament
# all the japanese fighting forces
~ Oct. 10 were reinforced by new
landings on the Pacific
esboard across the Bono PENN
ula from Tokyo Bay, and in
iyushu. at the opposite end of the
hahn of Jap home islands from
he Ominato base.
Battle hardened forces of the S
J. s. Seventh Division Saturday
wept ashore in southern Korea Z
I the port and railroad terminus
Continued on Page =. Col. ~ A
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Student, SO, Solos

Los ANGELES. Sept g CINS)
james w. Montee. So. who
claims 10 be the oldest student
pilot IN. the country. Soloed this
week at Vail Field near Los
Angeles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Service Better
Soon, Bullock
Tells Mayor
DSR Head Sees
Hope Of Relief
in Operator Shortage

William s. Bullock. DSR gen
eral manager. reported progres,
this Sunday in solving the sys,
TENS manpower problem and said
he hoped within few weeks tc
remendy the situation consider
ably"
lie asked the continued patience
OF streetcar and bus riders for
lust little while longer point
ing out that 76S employees Of the
DSR are still in the armed serv-
ices and that their return would
aid in recruitment program.
Because combination Of
circumstances over which the
department OF street railways
has no control created a sudden
and unexpected drop I'm the serv-
Ice which this department II
able TO place upon the streets"
he declared in an explanation
requested By Mayor Jeffries.
"An erroneous impression seems
20 be gaining ground that the
DSR has reduced its service 10
the public willfully and deliber-
ately.
THAT most emphaticaIly Is
not true.
FEWER OPERATORS
THE DSRs wartime operat-
Ing problems did not end when
the shooting stopped. As mat
ter Of fact, insofar a. operating
AnpOW II concerned. our
manpOwer shortage II more
critical today than IL has ever
been before. The fact IN we had
more than so fewer operators on
VI Day than We had on We
Day.
I'm order 10 give the people of
Detroit some idea of the DSR's
manpower problem - a problem
seriously aggravated by terrrifi-
caIly high labor turnover--let's
look at our recruitment and
figures tor the months
Of June, July. August and Sep
tember this year
395 ASK JOBS
During June, a total Of sos
persons applied 10 this depart
ment for positions as transpor-
tation equipment operators.
Although during the same
month, 80 applicants success
ully completed our training pro-
Continued on Page .. Col. 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
SM Cars by Dec. |

LINDEN, n. j.. Sept. 8 CINS)-
General Motors officials predicted
today that new automobiles would
be rolling off the assembly lines
at the company's Linden plant by
Dec. /.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
TELEPHONES HIS WIFE

SKANEATELES. N. Y. Sept. S
tlNS)-Mrs. Jonathan VAIN
wright finally received that tele-
phone call she had been waiting
for late today--a transcontinental
call from her hero-husband, Gen.
Wainwright.
The telephone call was the first
time Mrs. Wainwright had heard
her husbands voice since before
Pearl Harbor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
Nimitz to Leave Guam

PEARL HARBOR, Sept. s up
Adm. Nlmitz said today that ne
viii move his headquarters back
TO Pearl Harbor from Guam about
Oct. l
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

HAMILTON FIELD, Cal, Sept. s (INS)-Gen Wainwright
arrived home today and hugged kissed by sister and
son, who him Hamilton Field Army Air Base inst north
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
u. s. RELEASES SECRET STORY
OF NAGASAkI ATOMIC BOMBING
A New Feature in the Times
Vera Brown S Column
Appears Tomorrow

Nov the talented and popular Vera Brown. noted
Detroit Times star writer takes on new role, that
of a columnist
Starting Monday column by Miss Brown will be
regular feature in the daily Detroit Times
This column, called Our Times will present a
trot life. ~ " Do
MISS brown, as columnist, doubtessy viii add new
iaures TO her reputation as a writer
Vera Brown author, reporter aviatrix traveller and
radio speaker most recently won acclaim for her oor
war 'h AVN ''ie
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

A "DETRoiTS author" she has written ID
newspaper serial novels, some of which an.
peared IN The Detroit Times including "Sallv Of
Sky Alley, Cinderella of the Skies" and "Red
mead Redhead" was made into a motion pct,,ye
Miss Browns reports in The Detroit Times Of the
shhg scenes OF Detroits life have been read by many
thousands, and she has to know countless De-
tfolters and has familiarity with Detroit possessed bv
Ie"' mus she is especially qualified to write Ouy
I"nes' mirroring Detroit from all points of view
Miss Brown was born Grand Ledge Mich was
educated IN Lansing public schools at Eastern High
Gchooi Detroit and at University of Michigan of which
she is graduate - ~
Michigan. f P0' III
SHE is traveller and has visited manv part. of ,b.
- world She has journeyed on palataI ocean
Hners and on tramp steamers. She has toured
around the world, and in 1888 made a is, ,OoO-miIe
Journey INTO the forbidding jungle fastnesses Of
1outh America, adventures which she detailed from
day to day in The Detroit Times.
, NOW IN her new role columnist starting Monday
III the Ie$ Vera Brown will bring to her readers fasc
mating comment and reports Detroit its people and ts
ways - f'P'0 anu i'9
Every day Our Times will well be worth YOU, ,s.d;, <
you may follow regularly, dial Cherry $500 MOI, -
nsghborhood. ~ "'''e' BOY IN your
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
VariiCo|ored
Totem Rises
10000 Feel.
Scientist Tells How
Chance of Weather
Chooses Victim City

EDITORS NOTE: The fol.
toOing description of the atomic
bombing Of Ndgosoki wds agr;t-
ten bV William L. Laurence.
science 1criter Of the New York
Times and special consuItant to
the Mdnhotton engineer district
iVhich produced the atomic bomb.
A closely guarded secret sincs
the bombing, it tOas released to-
day By the Wor department and
herewith IS distributed By United
/ Press.
WITH ATOMIC BOMB MIS-.
SION TO JAPAN, Aug. 8 tde.
layed)--We are on our way Ia
bomb the mainland of Japan.
Our flying contingent consists
OF three specially designed B-29
Superforts and two of these carry
no bombs.
But our lead plane is on its way
with another atomic bomb. the
second in three days. concentrat.
ing in its active substance an ex.
ploslve energy equivalent to 90.
0OO-and under favorable condi.
tons 40,000-tons of TINT.
We have several chosen targets.
One OF these is the great induss
trial and shipping center of Maya.
sakl on the western shore OF
kyuShu, one of the main islands
OF the japanese homeland.
NEW TYPE ATOMIC BOMB
I watched the assembly of this
man-made meteor during the past
two days. 1t is a thing of beauty
to behold. this "gadget." In its
design went Millions of man-hours
OF what is without a doubt the
most concentrated intellectual
effort in history. Never before had
so much brain-power been focused
on a single problem.
This atomic bomb is different
from the bomb used three days
ago with such devastating results
on Hiroshima.
l saw the atomic substance be.
tore IT was placed inside the bomb.
BY itself il is not at all dangerous
TO handle. II is only under certain
conditions. produced in the bornb
that il can be made to
Yield up its energy, and even then
Il gives up only a small fraction
of its total contents. a fraction.
however, large enough to produce
he greatest explosion on earth.
BoMBARDTR is CAPTAIN
In command of our mission il
NaI Charles w. Seeney, Is. of
"a Hamilton Ave. North Quincy,
Mass. His flagship, carrying the
atomic bomb. is named 1~The
Jreat Artistic" but the name doe1
lot appear on the body OF the
,reat silver ship. Instead IL car.
led the number TT" and some
ne remarks that il is Red"
winning number on the
ridiron
Seeney's co-pilot is 1st Ii.
,harles d. Albury, "a, OF .252
fCOnffnuad nm De-. u.~s
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

ment covering treatment of Allied
war prisoners in Jap prison camps.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
In The Times TODAY

- DR. .. c. To0LE, DENTIsr
hai- Hours. %. Tel cX esSk-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-06

dijcey "a osvoboditev 50 bill do
sedaj zatrti, dostikrat brutal
no silo. Indijci so bill posebno
.razocarani s sedanjo britisko La
.boritsko vlado, XII nadaIjuje v
Indiji smernice svojih torijskih
prednikov. India. s svojim
gromnim stevilom prebivalstva
bi Sc prilicno lahko osvobodila,
&c bi bila notranje slozna. Toda
nesreca indijskega prebivalstva
.je, da je razdeljeno ma stotere
we're, jezike in kaste.
Kljub temu prerokuje london
ski list Time, da DO " Indiji eks-
plozija, najbrz enkrat meseca
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-06

nov. odbor "a prihodnje leto; -
pridite, da ga boste, vsaj pozna-
Ii. v slucai,1 potrebe, da So boz.
ste zavedi. kdo je vas tajnik in
ostali .odhor.
Prizidek je., velik, cato ste
brez. skrbi; ,udelezite Sc sto-od-
stotno, bo "a vse dovolj prosto-
ra, elm vec mas ho,. tenn bolje
homo ukrenii "a dobrobit Clan
stya in jednote.
Kot sem ze. gori omenil, da
po seji bo domaea zabava. Cd
Dor bo preskrbel vse potrebno,
"a lacne dober prigrizek, "a zej-
ne pa hborno pijaco prav tam
cd stene. Tud "a srbece pete DO
harmonika in banjo pela. Da
pa ne pozabim povabiti nasega
pevovodja tam il Westa, da ne
pozabi svoje pevce pripeljati.
Seveda nekaj jih bo dobil tudi
aa: seji. In kaj: Sc tudi note maj
preskrbi, ker brez not jo ne mo-
res zazingat.
Toraj, Vrhnika, ma noge in
zuri Sc, vsaj veste kako je bilo
fletno lansko leto. Letos DO pa
Sc belje, ker bono proslavljali
republiko Jugoslavijo.
Toraj ma svidenje v nedeljo,
9. decembra t. |. 49,.
VIM. Candon.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-06

Svojeeasno so smatrali Bal
kan "a smodnisnico sveta, danes
pa Sc zdi, da sc je ia smodnisni-
ca preselila v Indijo. Sicer je ne
zadovoljstvo Indijeev anglesko
nadvlado ze stara stvar, toda si-
tuacija v Indiji Sc nikoli nj bila
tako napeta, kot je zdaj. Indijci,
XII !jih je mad 400 milijonov, so
siti Wade 40 milijonov Angle
zev. Vsi dosedanji poskusi In
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-06

nomagajo nase podporne oIga-
nizaeijea Vprasanje ie se kie
pa 90 nasi maleki, ,otroci nazih
otrok, zakai Sc te ne vpise!g All
nina naaa jednota enake police,
kot. jill: inlajo zayaroyalninske
druzhe2 Gotove, da jih ina in
morebiti So cello boljse, in tudi
mic drazji. Razlika je samo, ia,
da Sc til plaeuje mesecno, kar
tam, tedensko, zato Sc nnogim
zdi, da so tam ceneji kot pri
mas, kar pa nj resnica. Razde-
lite naesecno vsoto ma tedensko
in dobili boste odgovor.
Sedaj pa. stopimo nazaj k
drustvu. v nedeljo, 9. decembra
ina drustvo Lunder-Adamie st.
% S MP letno sejo. Pricetek
iste bo tocno oh 2: uri popoldne
v prizidku Slovenskega narod-
mega donna Ma st. Clair Ave.
who'd je IL E. Is. ceste, ne kot je
bio porocano, da Sc vrsi v dvo-
rani st. I. Oh prvemu porocilu
nj bilo Sc znano, kje bo prostor
"a sejo.
! Odbor vas vabi, da sc udele-
Ute te seize pelnostevilno; tu
ne more biti izgovora, da sc
YAM nj mogoce udeleziti. Seja
bo dovolj pozno, da Sc tudi ela-
nice ne bodo izgovarjale, da ne
morejo pospraviti po kosilu
Dali sme vam priiiko, da Sc be
flahko udelezil vsak in vsaka
Ia veeerjo pa. maj Sc malo po'
caka, Sc bolje pa bi bilo, da b
svojega mozicka. ali zenico po.
vabili ma zabavo, katera sc be
pricela takoj po seji kot je nass
navada vsako leto. Seveda tud
vasi prijatelji inprijateljice dru
stva so dobrodosli. Vasa dolz
most je, da Sc vsaj enkrat ma le
Ito udelezite drustvene seje, d.
boste' slisali poroeila odbora
racune in drugo. Izvolili bost,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-06
March of Dimes"

Tenn potion Sc vljudno vabi
ma prvi sestanek ali sci Ia
osnovitev programa ali naerta
"a nabiranje desetie v korist
skla a narodne institucije "a
pobijanje otroske paralize (In-
fantile Paralysis).
Seja sc vrsi v zborovalni dvo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-06

marca, in da bo delno vzrok "a
isto britiska raba indijskih Get
ma Javi. Nadalje ugotavlja ome-
njeni list, da Anglia vsled tega
pricakovanega upora vzdrzuje v
Indiji nenavadno veliko stevilo
vojastva, mesto, da bi vojake
odpustila. List tudi ugotavlja,
da nj nikakih ruskih intrig V
Indiji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-06

razloMl, ter v kaksni obliM hi
bilo primernejse "a naso. nasel-
bino. " : =. ~. d.
: Mas direktorij Donna se je IL
rail, da zadevo prepusea pri-
hodnji delniski seji. katera Sc
Wsi v januarju. Ma seji bodo
drustveni zastopniki in zaseb-
nj delnicarji ,,krepali, kan Sc ia
spominska plosea postavi. Vsi
tisti, XII so dali zivljenje "a do
movino, bodo z imeni ma tel plo-
Sci, in tisti, XII sc vrnejo nazaj
v naselbino. To. je velikega po-
mena, da jim izkazemo hvalez-
most "a njih hrabrost in njih
delo, XII so ga zrtvovali "a domo-
vino. Zavedajmo Sc, da je pri-
hodnja nedelja posvecena ma
sim slovensko ameriskim voja-
kom in da Sc nam pridruzite "a
par ur k nasi zabavi.
Dale tudi apeliram ma drus-
tva, da bi izvolili svoje zastop-
nike, kateri maj bi Sc redno ude-
:lezevali sci tega Kluba, ker to
ne DO vec dolgo, ko. Sc bo delo
izvrsilo; to bo trajalo samo ne
dolocen cas-. Kakor nitro bono
imeli zbranega dovolj denarja,
bono sli v delom naprej.
Ko bono imeli zbrane pri-
spevke skupaj, bono objavii v
javnosti imena, koliko je kdo
prispeval "a to.
v soboto, 8. deeembra zvecer
je seja nasega Kluba in ste pro-
SEMI, da Sc te seje udelezite v
polnem stevilu. Zenski odsek S.
D. Donna nam bo pomagal pri
prireditvi. So ze vse clanice ma
delu, da nam pomagajo in IT,
sti, kateri SO prevzeli "a delati,
da so gotovo oh easu ma mestu.
Ma veselici bo "a vse dobro
preskrbljeno, da bo "a pitt in je-
sti, "a kar DO preskrbel odbor'
H koncu mojega dopisa zelim
vsem citateljem vesele bozicne
praznike in srecno novo leto,
Sal ze dolgo nismo praznovali
teh praznikov kot treba, ker SO
nam solze paddle po icih, ko
smo premisljevali, kje so nasi
sinovi in kako je mimi. Tudi
mi donna nismo imeli veselih bo-
zieev. Sedaj je prisel cas-, ko Sc
vracajo domov nasi dragi sino.
vi in hcere IL raznih bojnih po.
zorisc. Upam, da Jim ne bo ire.
ba vec iti v vojno, niti ne njiho-
vim sinovom, da Sc enkrat v
resnici ustanovi mir tudi v Anne.
riki.
Mrs. A. Tomle
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-06
Zabava v korist
spominske plosee v SDD

Cleveland, Ohio. - Zopet Sc
oglasam in tokrat vabilom
ma naso prireditev, katera Sc vr-
81 v nedeljo, 9 decem bra Oh
7::30 zyecer " Slovenskem de-
lavskem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
"a pies DO igral Vadnalov orke-
ster. Ma tej priredbi Sc obeta
dovolj' zabaVe "a mlade In sta
rejse.
Mas. klub vas prijazno ,vabi,
da Sc v velikem stevilu udelezi-
te nase prireditve, ker je skral-
nj cas-, da kar smo 81 zacrtail'
moramo tudi delo izvrsiti.
v imenu K.uba prosim drus-
tva, da sedaj ajprispeyate vsi, ka-
teri Sc niste, v blagajno klnbA.
Ma ostalo obcinstyo pa apelra-
mo, da tudi posamezniki daru-
iete "a ia namen po svoI moci.
Vsak najmanjsi dar Sc spsejnae.
Zadnii sestanek snno inaeh Y
novembru, katerega sc je ude-
lezfl tudi Mr.. KoSic in nam pri-
nesel nacrt, katerega nam je