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The Apache sentinel., 1945-02-09

FOR SALE: An Irish Setter, full
blOOd-S25.O0. Call Post Veteri-
marian, 1892; Captain Lamoure,
2233; or S/Sgt. Frank Barber.
The Apache sentinel., 1945-02-09
Want A Room?

Reservations for the Guest
House are to be made at the Guest
House with Mrs. Elvira Kinney.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-30

Cancer, which claimed 165,000
American lives in 1914, is the
greatest killer of women and the
second greatest killer of women
and the second greatest killer of
men,. declared DR.. F. M. WurtZ-
baugh, Union county health COM
missioner in urging support of the
first major fund raising campaign
for the control of Cancer.
At least one-third to one-half of
those who now die of cancer could
be saved if they could be diagnosed
and treated during the early
stages of the disease, he declared.
Cancer is not caused by a germ
or infection. 1t is not contagious or
infectious. Cancer may be deScrib-
ed as an uncontrolled growth of
cells in some part of the body.
These widly-reproducing cells have
sometimes been referred to as
CANISTER" cells on account of their
total disregard for law ana ofdef
within the body. Cancer cells con-
tinue to divide indefinitely. This
explains why early detection and
treatment of cancer are vital if
life is to be saved.
The responsibility for early rec
ognition of cancer falls on both
the patient and the physician, but
particularly on the patient. Dan
ger signals are described as: any
sore throat that does not heal, eS-
pecially about the tongue, mouth
or lips; a painless lump or thick
ening, especially n the breast, lip
or tongue; irregular bleeding or
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-30
JUDGES ARE CHOSEN
FOR FOOD ESSAY CONTEST

Announcement has been made of
the three judges for the Union
county high school essay contest
being sponsored by the Ohio De-
partment of Education, The War
ManpOwer Commission and the
Ohio Gamers Association to Stim-
ulate community consciousness for
the urgent need for 10000 workers
this season in Ohmio'S canneries.
They are Judge R. l.. Cameron,
of the Common Pleas Court; d. B.
Robinson, Union county agricultur-
al agent; F. T. Gaumer, editor, IN
ion County Journal.
War bonds will be the prizes and
a county and state winner will be
selected. Deadline for the contest
is 5 pm, May 5.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-30
HEALTH COMMISSIONER URGES ALL
SUPPORT FIRST MAJOR CANCER DRIVE

/ discharge from any body opening
or the nipples; progressive change
in color or size of wart, mole OF
birthmark; persistent hoarSness
unexplained cough or difficulty ir
swallowing; any change in normal
bowel habits; and persistent in
digestion.
All cancer statistics prove that
many types of cancer are durable
in high percentage of cases if
treated in time Today enough is
known about the nature of cancer
and methods of treatment to as
sure not only ultimate success but
the immediate possibility of saving
thousands of lives.
March Health Report
Observation-Disclosures h e a h
talks, A; public lectures and talks,
3; attendance, 100; bulletins and
leaflets distributed, 525.
Field Communicable di-
seaSe, 8; venteral disease, 5; tuber-
culosis, 16; maternity, 18; infant,
II; preschool, 10; school follow up,
21; crippled children, 8; other Wis
its, 18.
Sanitation-Field visits to food
handlers, II; field visits to dairy
farms, 16; field visits to milk
plants, 5; water samples collected,
10; milk samples, 2.
Vital S t a tbs ii C s-BirthS, 5;
deaths, 13.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-30
ALUMNI PARTY
SLATED MAY l8
Continued from page ID

are being urged to attend the Re-
ception this year and give the
Soon-to-be soldiers and sailors a
pleasant memory of their exodus
from our public schools.
This will be the 10Th consecutive
Alumni Reception. Last year those
in the Armed forces were sent
invitations but the problem of
maintaining an accurate mailing
list has become so complicated it
was considered best this year to
make no such effort. Those men
and women in uniform who receive
this paper will please take notice
that the Association looks with
pride upon their achievements.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-30
TWO REDWOOD BOYS
TO BE TRIED TUESDAY

Two 14-year-old Redwood boys,
charged with breaking and enter
ing a home at night, will be ar
raigned before Juvenile Judge John
w. Daley at 10 am. Tuesday. The
hearing will be in Mayor Browns S
office, in Redwood.
Another hearing will probably
be held later in the week for an
out-of- town man charged with con-
tributing to the delinquency of a
minor A warrant for the mans ar
rest has been issued by Judge Dai-
ley
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-30
NEW DROUTH PREDICTIONS

Long range predictions OF
drought and other weather haz-
ards may become more accurate
through a new system developed
by the Soil Conservation Service.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-30
PRAISEWORTHY PROJECT

A fund of S1,174 was raised by
an auction of outdoorsmen's do
mated used equipment at the A
merican and Canadians Sports
mems Show, held recently at
Cleveland, which was presented to
officials of the Grille General hos
pital for the purchase of athletic
and recreational equipment for
veterans there. The auction was
held nightly throughout the eight
days show.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-30
BOUNDARY DISPUTE
BACK IN COURT
CContinued from page ID

Continued from page ID
course not identical with the
deeds, but declared this location
to be as good and just as can be
relocated"
Statute Covers Case
Declaring that there is nothing
in the record to indicate that the
meanderings of the creek have
changed since 1889, the Court of
Appeals cites a statute covering
boundaries of this nature. This
statute provides that, where a
stream is the dividing line, part of
the fence shall be erected on one
side of the stream and part on the
other. and the two shall be joined
by a fence or water gate crossing
the stream. Each property owner
is TO maintain the fence on his
side of the stream.
The higher court admits the
Skidmore survey to have more
practical advantages in the erect
ion of the partition fence but
adds that it is not controlling and
that portions of a fence erected
on this line would be on WORDS
property The judgment of the
lower Court, therefore, has been
held by the Court of Appeals to be
contrary to law.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-30

Third Army in Germany; and Paul
Richard Wood, of near Redwood;
brother, Ernest Eddy, Bucyrus;
and three sisters, Mrs. Cecil Sty-
err, Columbus; Golda Bloom, Card
ington; and Mrs. Lillian Vance,
Redwood.
Services were held in the Winter
funeral home, conducted by the
Rev. Edward Brewster. Interment
was made in Claibourne cemetery
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-30

ADVERTISE IN THE JOURNAL
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-30
Z" DEATHS
CLAIR CRISMAN BROWN
In Union County

CLAIR CRISMAN BROWN
Clair CriSman Brown, so, died
at his residence on Marysvillle, R,
4, at 10 a. m. Sunday after an ill
ness of two years.
He was born in Morgan county,
March %, 1865, at McConnelsVille,
and was the son of James and Saw
lila (CriSman) Brown, both de-
ceased.
He was married Nov. Is, 1890,
to Fannie Spencer, in Morgan
county, who survives. There are
four sons and two daughters, Her
bert, of Adelphia; Dean, of MaryS-
Vile; Mrs. Mable Clark, of near
Columbus; Delmar, of North Lew
isburg; Mrs. Estella Dunlap, of De
Graft and Bernard, of East Liber-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-30
GOCHE WRITES
FROM OKINAWA
CONTINUED from page ID

chance of a switch, so I'll be in
headquarters and service for some
time. l am located at the Regi-
mental Command Post and it is US
ually behind the battalion G P's
In asking what my duties consist
of during action, l can give you
but a brief outline. Primarily l
set up the defense for the c P's
and maintain it. H. & S. Company
usually sets up the location for re-
spective sections in a new c. P.
Outside of those two items there
are many less important details
that l attend to"
Mrs. Goche said her husband was
on the same boat as the late Ernie
Pyle famed war correspondent
killed few days ago on lie Island,
near Okinawa. He failed, however,
to mention Ernie'S death.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-30
TWO CARS DAMAGED IN
COLLISION ON SQUARE

No one was hurt but two cars
were badly damaged in a collision
on the Public Square, about II p.
m. Thursday, Night Officer Dale
Crum reports. Cars involved were
those of Alva c. Daniels and
Dwight Low, both of Marysville
Rt. 2.
Low, it was reported, was driv-
ing west through the Square. Dan
ielS was attempting to turn south
onto Main st. from E. Fifth st.
when the two collided. Both cars
were taken to the H. 1. Huffman
& Co. garage.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-30
IS JURORS DRAWN
FOR TWO COURTS,
PETIT JURY SAME
New Grand Venire
Special Group For Juvenile
Court Are Prepared Friday

Grand Jury for the May term of
Common Pleas Court and a special
petit Jury for Juvenile Court were
drawn by the Union county Jury
Commissioners, Friday. No petit
Jury for Common Pleas Court was
drawn because the Petit Jury
drawn for the January term has
never been used and the Court
directed that it be held over for the
May term.
The JurieS were drawn in the
presence of Common Pleas Judge
RsL. Cameron, Clerk of Courts
Harold Cameron, and Mrs. Edith
Wood, deputy sheriff. Members of
the Jury Commission are w. G.
Southland, Republican, and Carl A.
Rausch, Democrat.
The Grand Jury will NEE at $50
am. May IA, to open the May term
of Court. It's members are:
PersOneI of Juries
Harriet Still, Redwood Rt. 2;
Dorothea Hamilton, Marysville Rt.
l; Jack Carmean, 275 w. Fifth ST.;
Mary Boerger, 118 N. Walnut ST.;
Andrew Baker, 726 E. Fourth ST.;
E. c. Weidman, Marysville; G. L.
Cline, Marysville Rt 4; J. H. Cur
ran and Edith j. Orahood, Milford
Center; Elizabeth Sarver, Peoria;
William Schwartz, Redwood Rt. 3;
PaL&R. Smith and Mary B. ROah-
en-, Seoria Rt /; and George
Parthmer, Irwin.
The held-over Petit Jury consists
of:
Fred Dellinger, Plain City Rt. l;
Fred Jenny Sr., Milford Center;
David c. Davis, Redwood Rt. 2;
Lizzie Jolliff and Maxine Seeman,
West Mansfield Rt. l; A. c. Huff
man, 410 S. Main St; Harley Bill,
602 Collins ave-; E. w. Gray, 122
w. Third ST.; O. L. Park, Milford
ave: J. Ann Shuran, 220 w. Third
St; Ruth P. Rausch 518 w. Ninth
St; and Hattie Hamilton, 223 S.
Maple ST., all of Marysville; Ber-
nice Miller, Magnetic Springs;
Mary Webster, Claiborune; Will
liam C. Gruenbaum, and J. P. Voll-
rath, Marysville Rt. 2; Gladys
Cheney, E. Blagrove St; Clyde
Lytle, E. Blagrove ST., Gladys
N. Clinton ST.; Margaret
NJ. Riley, Blain ave-; and r. P.
Perry, 1O2 S. Franklin St, all of
Redwood; Warren Braithwaite,
Rt. l and Grace Years
ley, Broadway.
Woman Demands Jury Trial
The special Jury for Juvenile |
Court was drawn at the demand
of Rose Dyer, Redwood, held on a
charge of abandoning her three |
minor children. Refused to plead |
when arraigned before Juvenile
Judge John w. Daley last week
and demanded trial by Jury. The
rial has been set by Judge Daley
for $3.50 am. May 4. Those drawn
for this Jury are:
Delbert Stewart and Josephine |
Sturgeon, Plain City RI. 3; Carlton
Phelps, N. Franklin St; c. l..
1873 S. Fulton St; and |
Daisy HaineS, E. BlagrOve ST., all |
Of Redwood; Charles A Sears, Pc
Oria; Helen l.. Amrine, Marysville |
Rt. 5; Elizabeth Haggard, Ill w.
Sixth st; Georgia Bell, 424 Collins
ave-; John l.. Scheiderer, 229 S.
Plum St; NJ. A. Southard, S. Main
St; Rolla c. Belt, 533 N. Main St;
Florence Lentz, w. Fifth St; all
of MarySville; Merle Gibson Ma
rySville Rt. 2; Ella Moody, and |
Clara A. Reeley, Redwood Rt. l;
Charles Wiley, Marysville Rt. l
Dana Reed, Milford Center Rt. l
Reed Clemens, Milford Center; and |
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-30
ANNOUNCEMENT

| am pleased to announce that
Mr.. Harry Peacock, phone Mag
netic Springs, 17-487, is now as
sociated with me in the real estate
business, with offices at my home
and at West Mansfield. w. w.
Golf, phones, Raymond 1918,
West Mansfield AZ. it,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-30
MRS. OPAL M. WOOD

MRS. OPAL M. WOOD
Funeral services were held at
$3.50 pm. Sunday for Mrs. Opal
Marie Eddy Wood, aged 48, who
died at 3:45 am. Friday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Eva
line Buckingham 4 miles south
west of Prospect. She had been ill
for about year.
Surviving are her husband, MurI
Wood, to whom she was married in
1914; her father, Daniel Eddy, of
near Redwood; the daughter at
whose home she died; two sons,
Pvt. Gerald Wood, serving with the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-30
MRS. MINTA JOHNsoN

MRS. MINTA JOHNSON
Mrs. Minta Blanche Johnson,
aged 81, of Marysville Rt. 2, died
suddenly at her home at l pm.
Thursday, following a heart at
tack. Born Oct. 81, 1883, she was
the daughter of David t. and Han
nah L. (Slattery) Brown and was
married in 1902 to Stanton John
son, who survives. She was a mem
Der of Scioto Methodist church.
Surviving in addition to her hus-
band are a daughter, Mrs. Eva
Bennett, Sciotoville; six sons,
Ralph, Boyd, Willis and Willard,
all at home; Roy, of Cincinnati;
and Harold, of the U. S. Army;
and sister, Mrs. James Kelso,
Portsmouth.
Brief services were held at the
home at 1870 am, Saturday, and
then the remains were taken to
Stockdale for services at 2 pm.
Sunday in the Stockdale Metho-
dist church. Interment was made
in the Stockdale cemetery in
charge of r. G. Reed, funeral dir
ector fo MarySville.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-30

ty. There are IL grandchildren.
Three are in the armed forces. Al
so, there are six great-grandchild-
rem. There are six half-siSters and
three half-brothers, One sister and
two brothers are deceased.
Funeral services will be held on
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the Miller Funeral home, with
Rev. Hugh Liggett conducting the
services. The interment will be in
Oakdale cemetery. Funeral Direct
or L. H. Miller is in charge of the
arrangements. Friends may call at
the funeral home.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
Prvi vojni zlocciinec
ma CeSkem stOril
snrt ma vislicah

PRAGA, Z. sept. - Vceraj
je bill obesen DIR. Joseph Plitz-
ner, zupanski namestnik v Pra-
gi tekom nacijske okupacije.
Eksekucija je bila izvrsena dive
uri in pol po izreku obsodbe.
DR.. Plitzner je bill prvi vojni kri-
minalec, XII je bill posajen ma "a
tozno klop Ceskoslovaski.
Spoznan je bill krivim izdajstva.
Obravnava je trajala samo
diva dni. Naglica, S katero Sc je
izvrsila obsodba, je dala vzorec,
kako sc bo sodilo ostale vojne
zlocince, poglavitni cd katerih
je Karl Herman Frank, XII je
bill vladar Ceskoslovaske "a ca
sa nemske okupacije.
DR.. Plitzner je bill spoznan
krivim stirih specificnih OBJ
tozb: da je pomagal sovrazniku,
govoril v prilog nacijem, Sc
udelezeval delovanja nacijskih
organizacij, in da je osleparil
mesto v financnih transakcijah
z Nemci.
Plitzner, v sleziji rojeni pro-
fesor zgodovine ma nemski uni
verzi, Sc je branil z izjavo, da
je delal po ukazih, toda sodni-
XII so odlocili, da so vojlli zlo-
cinci odgovorni "a svoja de-
janja, bodisi da so sledili uka-
zom ali delali ma svojo roko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
Odpusceni mornar izpovedal umor mlade
natakarice, potem pa je trdno zaspal

BELLE VERNON, PA, 8. sept.
I. Hauser, 18-letni
bivsi mornar mocne postave in
pegavim obrazom, XII je bill pro-
slega februarja odpuscen il
mornarice, potem ko je bill ra-
njen ma Juznem Pacifiku, je da-
mes izpovedal brutalni umor II
let stare brhke natakarice Anne
Elizabeth Dreyer il Fayette
City.
Pc izpovedi je morilec trdno
zaspal in sc nj zbudil niti oh po-
ku kamere "a snemanje silk pri
umetni svetlobi.
Mladi moski je policiji rekel,
da ne We, zakaj je umoril dekle.
Zajet po dvodnevnem lovu, je
Hauser, umazan in raztrgan
primal, da je dekle do nezavesti
pretepel, ker Sc mu nj hotels
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
MIR. INTIHAR KANDIDAT IA
MESTNO ZBORNICO

Mr.. Matt F. Intihar naznanja,
da je kandidat "a urad Council
man-at-Large" v Ruclidu. Ia ia
urad Sc potegujejo tudi stirje
drugi kandidatje, med katerimi
je Mr.. Intihar edini Slovenec,
ter kandidira ma neodvisni listi.
Volitve Sc bodo vrsile 6. novem-
bra.
Mr.. Intihar je dobro poznan v
euclidski naselbini, kjer Sc ak
tivno udejstvuje pri drustvih in
Slovenskem drustvenem domu.
Bill je predsednik direktorija
SID, ter je sedaj predsednik
Kluba drustev SID in direktori-
ia ter clan Il raznih drustvenih
in civicnih organizacij.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10

cijev, Sc nahaja Hugo SHINES,
eden najvecjih financnih mag
natov v Nemciji.
Vsi aretirani so bill clani rem
sko-westfarskega premogovne-
ga sindikata, XII je operiral ene-
ga najvecjih trustov v Nemciji.
Vsi so izdelovali orozje "a Hit
lerja in mnogi izmed njih SO fl
nancirali naciiski rezim, ako-
ravno nekateri morda MISC bill
clani nacijske stranke.
Kakor je bilo ze pred dnevi
naznanjeno, DO Gustav krllpp
Won Bohlen, glavar velike Krup-
pove municijske industrije, eden
izrned glavnih obtozencey pr
masnem procesu nacijskih prva'
! kov v Nuernbergu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10

udati, potem pa zadrgnil okrog
njenega vratu pas liz umetnega
usnja, XII ga je imela ma sebi..
Da Sc je dekle brezupno borilo,
je razvidno il tega, da je bila te-
kom borbe VISA obleka strgana z
njenega telesa.
Hauser je izpovedal, da je de-
kle pobral v Monessenu, Pa, ko
je koncala delom in jo umoril
v soboto zjutraj. Memo truplo,
XII je bilo popolnoma nago, z IL
jemo cevljev, je bio najdeno v
cetrtek, pet dni pozneje, med
strupenim brslinom OBJ cesti,
sest mill cd njenega donna, kjer
jo je vrgel Hauser. Okrog vratu
je bill Sc vedno zadrgnjen pas.
Hauser je bill aretiran vceraj
popoldne ma farmi Leonardo
Hobbsa v Frankfort Springs.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
SPLOSNA SLIKA
DELAVSKEGA POLOzAJA
PO KONcU VOJNE

WASHINGTON. - Rekon-
verzijski direktor John w. Sny-
der je predlozil kongresu poro-
clio, da je v teku desetih dni po
japonski predaji izgubilo delo
100000 oseb.
Snyder je porocal, da je 9OO,-
900 izmed teh bilo prestavlje-
nih ma mirovno produkcijo v
istih tovarnah, "a ostalih l.
100000 pa je ma podlagi sezna-
NOV zveznega uposlevalnega
urada ma razpolago samo pol
milijona pozicij, XII pa MISC ma
razpolago v istih krajih, ne "a
htevajo enake izurjenosti in tu-
di ne iste place.
Rekel je, da Sc racuna, da bo
v teku sestih ali osmih tednov
izgubilo delo cd 100000 do g.
100000 nadaljnih vojnih delav-
cev, medtem ko je armada v te-
ku prihodnjih desetih mesecev
odslovila 100000 miliionov
moz, mornarica pa 100000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10

Hitlerjeva vlada ,je imela pi-
sane sporazume "a tozadevno
sodelovanje tedanjimi rezimi
v Belgiji, Bolgariji, Finski, Ita-
liji, Jugoslaviji, Portugalski in
spaniji, in slicni sporazumi, XII
pa MISC bill pisani, so obstojali
med naciji in vladami v Brazili-
il, Grciji, Holandski, Japonski,
Poliski in Madzarski.
IL tajnega porocila, XII nosi ime
zloglasnega nacijskega krvnika
Richarda Heydricha ter je bio
naslovljeno ma marsala Her.
mamma Goeringa, je razvidno, da
je tax tajen sporazum "a sode-
lovanje, XII je Nemcijo veal z
dezelami ma treh kontinentih,
obstojal komaj leto dni pred
1889, ko je nastala svetovna VOL
ma.
Heydrich, XII je bill pozneje
ubit v atentatu, je bill tedaj gla-
var Gestapa.
Sest izmed draw, XII so nave
dene v dokumentu kot sodelo-
valke Gestapom, je pozneje slo
v vojno proti Nemciji. Use razen
enc, namrec Brazilije, so bile v
teku par let napadene in okupi-
rane Cd nacijskih kohort.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
MOI u1nOril zzen0,
ko jo je presenetil
ma domu s tujcem

Vceraj zgodaj zjutraj je 35-
letni jezerski mornar Herman
James Loewner do smrti prete-
pei svojo 44-letno zeno Ireno,
katero je Oh povratku domov ma
Sci z nekim tujim moskim. Ira
gedija Sc je odigrala ma 1884 E..
70 st., kjer je imela dvojica sobo
v "Rooming house."
MOI je prisel domov oh S. zju-
traj in jo presenetil $ tujcem v
sobi. Zbudil je Mrs. Ann Lozin-
ski, XII je stanovala v neki drugi
sobi iste hise in il rekel: >"Pridi,
da bos videla, kaj bonn storil."
Nato je Loewner skocil v So
bo, kjer Sc je nahajala njegova
zena in jo ponovno spestmi zbil
ma posteljo. Potem jo je brcnil
v obraz, nakar Sc zenska nj vec
ganila.
Ko je hrusc privabil druge
stanovalce v hisi ma pozorisce,
je Loewner rekel, da je tujec, ci-
gar imena Sc nj zvedelo, odsel,
ko je MOI zacel biti zeno. Loew-
ner je rekel: ION je gentleman
in nj nicesar kriv. Vsega je kri-
va moja zena."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
ADMIRALU JE DANA
PRILIKO Do ZAGOVORA

WASHINGTON, 8. sept. -
Senator Walsh je danes odkril,
da je mornarica dala admiralu
Kimmelu, XII je bill Oh casu japon-
skega napada ma Pearl Harbor
tamkaj poveljnik, priliko do "a
slisanja pred vojaskim sodi-
Seem, ako ga je leila. Tozadev-
no pismo je mornaricni tajnik
Forrestal postal admiralu, XII pa
ma pismo Sc nj odgovoril.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10

Ma slicen na6in bodo razko-'
sana in razdeljena med male
kmete tudi VISA posestva jun
kerjev, XII znasajo vec kot 100
hektarov (okrog $50 akrov).
Akcijo DO izvedla nemska
provincna vlada, XII je bila or
ganizirana pod pokrovitelj-
stvom ruske okupacijske obla-
sti. Do Is. decembra bodo po-
sebni odbori, XII sc izvolijo v ia
namen, pripravili inventarje
zemlje in oseb, XII Sc jih smatra
upravicene do zemlje.
Vsaka druzina, XII ne poseda
dvanajst akrov in pol zemlje,
bo imela pravico prositi "a zem-,
lilo do oznacene kolicine. Ako je
zemlja slaba, DO druzina upra-
vicena do dvajset ali petindvaj-
set akrov.
Kako Sc bo "a razdeljeno
zemljo placalo
Prejemniki bodo "a zemljo
placali z gotovino ali blagom
in kot merilo bo vzeta enolet-
ma produkcija "a vsaka diva
akra in pol zemlje. Pc preteku
enega leta bo morale .biti pla-
canih 10 odstotkov on1enjene
vrednosti, toda v slucaju izred-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
KOnferenca "a
iZravnavO spOrOv
v industriijji

WASHINGTON. - Narodna
konferenca zastopnikov della in
kapitala, katera i'm a osvojiti
program "a izravnavo industrij-
skin sporov v mirnem casu, Sc
bo otvorila v Washingtonu 20.
oktobra ali 5. novembra. Kon-
ferenca sc DO otvorila ma prvi
oznaceni dan, ako sc bodo pod
predsedniki CIO, XII Sc mudijo
ma mednarodnem delavskem
kongresu v Parizu, pravocasno
vrnili domov.
Tozadeven sklep je bill ma
pravljen ma konferenci, katero
je sklical tajnik delavskega de-
partmenta Lewis B. Schwellen-
bach.
Navzoci so bill ma konferenci
tudi trgovinski tajnik Henry A.
Wallace, rekonverzijski direktor
]. w. Snyder, preds. CIO Philip
Murray, predsednik AFL Will
liam Green, predsednik narod-
ne zveze tovarnarjev Ira Mosh-
er in predsednik trgovske zbor.
nice Zed. drzav Eric Johnston.