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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-11

Mrs. Maria Penko, 1856
Chapman Ave., je %. augusta
t. |. poslala kablogram svoji
svakinji Mariji Kapelj, v Novo
Susico, p. Kosana pri St. Petru,
v katerem je prosila "a vest ka-
ko Sc pri njih in pri starsih Mrs.
Penko imajo. Dasi SO tamkaj
prejeli ia kablogram v petih
dneh, in je bila vsota "a po-
vr a tni kablogram placana, Sc
ga domaci gotovo MISC znali po-
sluziti, in mesto kablograma, so
poslali pismo, XII je dospelo po
38 dneh.
Pismo je pisala tasca Maria
Penko, bivajoca Now Susici,
in je datirano %. augusta t. l.
ter Sc glasi:
"Draga Mica,
mica je dobila tvoj tele-
gram. Najlepsa hvala. Namesto
ME tt pisem JAZZ. Donna sem yes
cas- vojne in tudi Toncka je do
ma; re drugo leto je bolna ma
pljucih. Mnogo hudega smo pre-
stall v tel vojni. pa hvalabogu
je vendar konec.
"Nasa vas je Sc vsa celia in
tudi fara, razen Volc, XII je vse
pozgano. Glede ljudi je pa tudi
IL nase vasi nekaj fantov pablo.
Blazeva sta diva ustreljena. Ona
je prisla sedaj re il druge in
ternacije. Tudi Radkota nj vec
iz Rusije. Srecko je brez desne
roke in ocesa. Milkotu manjka-
jo prsti. Nasa Ivanka je letos
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-11
Pismo IL St. Pe+ru pri Krosu

umrla v Ljubljani. Tvoja mama
pa ravno "a mas shod, to je 20.
julia 1915 smo je spremili ma
zadnji poti v Kosano. Tvoj oce
je ostal cisto sam in Sc zmeraj
della. Pravi, da DO ze kaksen Cd
vas prisel domov. Pisi mu kaj.
"Drugi sorodniki so Sc vsi Ii
vi; zdravi pa eni vec, eni mani.
Tudi JAZZ nisem pri zdravju, pa
vseeno nekaj podelam. Toliko
"a sedaj, drugic kaj vec.
"Sprejmi srcne pozdrave ii in
tvoja druzina, cd name, ena-
ko tudi cd Tonke in Mice ME-
no druzino, ter Fitnikovih ma
Start Susici. Pisi zopet kaj kma-
lu."
Temu pismu je bilo dodano Sc
drugo, katerem prosijo "a
cevlje "a oceta, &c bi Sc jih mo-
glo poslati, kateri pa nj treba,
da bi bill novi, ces, da so dobri
ze ponoseni, kajti tamkaj sta
nejo cd 4 do 6 tisoc lir, pa sc
jih Sc tezko dobi.
Glede gornjega pisma je maj
boil zalostna novica O mladeni-
cih, XII so v cvetu svoje mlado7
sti zrtvovali svoja zivljenja.
Radko je bill "a let star, Srecko,
XII je brez desne roke in ocesa,
je 22 let star, Milko, kateremu
manjkajo prsti, pa 13 let. Niti
Sc MISC imeli prllike okusiti ziv-
ljenje, re so morali toliko gren-
kosti prestati. - M. P.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-11
Vesti liz ziuljenja
a1,1eriSkih Slouenceu

Duluth, MINI. - Dne % sep
tembra je umrl nagle smrti
John Debelak, clan SNPJ. Ia
della ga je srcna kap. Star je bill
SO let in donna iz vasi Sv. Gre
gor pri Velikih Lascah, odko-
der je prisel v Amerikc leta
1913. Po poklicu je nil krojac.
zapusca zeno, tri sinove (dva
v armadi), dive sestri (eno v
Clevelandu, drugo starem kra-
ju) in vec sorodnikov.
Midway, Pa. - Cd vojakov
je bill castno odpuscen Frank
Licker. Pri vojakih je bill 4 le-
ia in 10 mesecev in Sc boril v
Italiji in ma zapadni 'front.'.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-11
Il Spodnie SIivnice pri Grosup|iu

Naslednje pismo je prejel Mr..
Jakob Okoren, zivec v MilWau-
kee, Wis. Pisal mu ga je njegov
brat Anton iz Spodnje Slivnice
pri Grosuplju ma Dolenjskem.
Prejemnik pisma, Mr.. Okoren je
postal istega svoii sestri, Mrs.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-11

John Zajc, 452 E. 157 St. v Col
linwoodu. ,Poznana in narodno
zavedna marljiva delavka Mrs.
Zajc nam je izrocila pismo, maj
ga priobcimo v Enakopravnosti.
Grozota vojne je obcutno pri-
zadela oba brata in sestro. Mrs.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-11

MEGA dne dote dokler nj nase oroze prepreco da
bi si Sc dae Poglemo stvar tako kot je resnci Kaj
lie bill nemsk kapita slove1skih ne smo Re il
prave slisa To je bilo orozje z Hterjeve
zarne to e bla penetraca slovenskega gopodastva
suznjevane sovenskega naroda potiskane malega
da stopno koonalnega naroda To je orozje il
zarne naciscnega imperjazma Katere ekspoziture ka
tere pojavne toeke tem pravcu vdimo slovenskih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-11
Vecer "Slovenskih Sokolic"

ze zopet je tukaj - Kdo? J.
jesen, hladno vreme - oktober!
Ampak cato samo pri peel ne
moreno dremat cello limo, lah-
ko gremo "a razvedrilom, ma
razpolago ga je ma kose. Slo-
venski narodni dom ma St. Clair
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-11

ANVIL WI ~c' oPA AAo ACIc pO0IoA
zrtev vojne v Texasu. Mr.. in
Mrs. Jakob Okoren pa sta bila
obvescena cd vladnega armad-
mega oddelka, da je MUM sin ze Cd
februarja, :ko je bill ma zracnem
poletu mad Nemcijo, pogresan.
Anton pa omenja v svojem pi-
smu, da je tudi on izgubil edi-
mega sina, in to po krivdi donna
cih izdajalcev. Pismo cd brata
Antona je datirano 1. septembra
1915 in je sledece vsebine:
"Spodnja Slivnica
pri Grosuplju.
'Dragi moi brat!
''V zacetku mojega pisma Sc
I'll najprej zahvalim, da 81 sc ia
ko nitro potrudil, da kakor je
bill postni promet odprt, da 81 mi
takoj pisal. JAZZ sem dobil prvi
v nasi vasi pismo il Amerike,
odkar Sc je vojna zacela.
"Sedaj Ii moran pa en- malo
popisati nase dozivljaje v tel
vojni. Jazz jugoslovansko vojsko
leta 1941 sem kar dobro prestal,
ali gorje Sc je zacelo, ko so prisli
Italijani. Leta 1912, 6. julia
smo morali vsi vascani BEAT il
vasi in nismo smell diva meseca
domov. Pozgali so u poslopij,
tako da eni gospodarji so cisto
uniceni. Pri mas nj pogorelo vse,
ker je bilo S ceglom pokrito, sa-
mo kar je bilo notri lesenega in
polovico enega cimpra. Drugo
poslopje so mi pa S kanoni (to-
povi) razbili. Pogorela mi je OBJ
leka in obutev in cell druzini,
tako da kmalu ne bono prisli
ma pravi stan. Kar nj zgorelo, so
pa Sc pokradli.
"Sedaj smo imeli cenitev, ker
skodo pri mas so cenili 10000 di-
narjev predvojne vrednosti. To
SO naredili Italijani. Ko je eden
odsel, je pa drugi prisel-Ne-
mec. Kar nj eden unicil z
oghjem, je pa drugi z bombami.
Leta 1914 marca meseca so pri-
sli trikrat bombardirat, tako da
SO Sc zidovja porusili, vec Irvine
pobili in nekaj ljudi je bilo ra-
njenih.
"Pises mi, da 81 najbrz oh fan
ia Jozeta. Tudi JAZZ sem oh Pol
deta, SO mi ga Italijani ustrelili
Is. augusta 1912. Bill je en- cas- v
Narodni osvobodilni vojski, po-
tenn je bill pa zaradi slabega
zdravja odpuscen in poslan do
NOV "a delo ma terenu. Potem so
ga pa domaci isdajaIci aaasnaui-
II ItaHjanona. Tako sva oba ne
srecna, pa kaj hocemo, mora re
tako biti.
"Drugi smo ostali Sc vsi pri
zivljenju. Oce in matt sc Sc kar
dobro drzita; matt so start Sc
daj 80 let, oce pa dve lett mani.
Veliko sta revcka prestala v tel
vojni zalosti in strahu, tako da
I'll ne morem vsega popisati.
"Kaj pa Ana; I'll kaj pise? Ali
ina ona Sc vso druzino skupaj?
Nj Sc mic pisala domov. Sporoci
j I'll, da jo pustimo vsi lepo po-
zdravit in da smo Sc vsi zivi, sa-
mo Poldeta smo izgubili.
"Vprasas me, kako je v Zago-
rici. Sedaj re dolgo casa nisem
bill doll; toliko vem, da so vsi
pomrli, glib "a Janeza ne vem,
kje je, donna vem, da nj, ker je
zmeraj sci po svetu. Kje ga je
sedaj ia vojna doletela, ne vem.
Donna je samo An6ka; koliko
ina druzine, mislim da ina stiri
otroke. III bonn drugic kaj vec
pisal, bonn sci doll. To vem, da
zaradi okupatorjev, Zagorica nj
glib trpela. Ravno Slivnica je
bila najbolj prizadeta. Kar je So
sednih vasi, MISC obcutile okupa-
torieve rOke. sem na kie kakSno
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-13

England Pfc. Donald K.-Detroit
Essex, Pfc Walter C.a-Shelby.
Evans, Pfc. Richard W.-Dcarborn
Fielder, pvt. Paul C.-Detroit.
Finco, Pvt. Andrew V.-lronwood
Finn. Sgt. Raymond High
land Park.
Friedman. Tees Kurt R.-Detroit
Frye. Pfc Charles Pontiac.
Gauss. ? 1t. Frederick {. - Big
Rapids.
Genoa, $ Sgt. Nicholas-D Dearborn.
Gilliland, Pvt. Albert J.-Wyan-
dotte
Ginste, Pfc. Charles R.-Detroit
Gottsehalk, Pfc, Dale. Zones
Vile.
Crack. Pfc. Leonard Detroit.
Gray, Sgt. Virgil L-Whitmore
Lake
Gray, 5 sgt, William B.-Merritt.
Green. Pfc. Alden J.-Roscommon.
Hartline, Sgt. Victor Miles.
Hartman, It. Paul LINTON
City.
Hopper. Pfc. Walter H.--Utica.
Jameson, Pc. Wendell dear
born.
Jarvis. FL o Robert F.-Detroit.
Kalinowski Pvt. Edward North
Star.
Kamin, Pvt Leroy C.-Romums.
Kelly. Pvt Charles Detroit.
Keranen, S Sgt. RENO f. W.-De-
troit
King ia Estle Wake Odessa.
Koski, Pfc.-Neikko E.-Detroit.
Kozdron, Pvt John A.-Detroit.
Lehrhass, Sgt. Howard W.-Scott.
vile.
Lindauer, Pfc. James D.-Bay City.
Lipski, T Sgt Henry J.-Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-13
Scholarship Won
by Miss SchrePper

Joan Schrepper. Michigan state
Normal College senior from Ypsi-
lanti has been awarded the Vinora
Beal Scholarship for the school
year OF 1915.
This scholarship award is made
each school year to one student of
Michigan State Normal College
who is a graduate OF Roosevelt
High School and who has complet-
ed NJ least one year in college.
Under the rules governing the
scholarship the recipient is chosen
through both a college committee
and committee from Roosevelt
High School faculty.
These committees take into con
sideration the scholarship. acad-
emic index. attitude both in high
school and college. citizenship.
possibilities. emotional stability,
good general character and person
al habits.
The scholarship was set up ny
Fannie Beal. former assistant dean
of women at Michigan State Nor
NAL College. in memory of her sis
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-13
Casualties
"a pint OF blood can save a
life. Call Red Cross NOW for
your appointn emit"

List OF Michigan personnel killed
in action in the European area in.
cludes:
Adamo. Pfc Joseph-Detroit
Albright, Pvt John L.-Lachine.
Anderson, S/Sgt George J.-Mus-
kegon.
Armstrong. Cpl John A Pontiac.
Austin. Pfc. Dean detroit.
Beavers. Pvt. Clifford Harrison.
Bennett, Sgt. Sydney Fairgrove.
Besky, Pvt Leonard L.-Alpena
Bisinger, Sgt. Albert M.-Crystal
Falls.
Brinkey. Pfc. Harry Hazel Park.
Buckley, Pfc. John Detroit.
Bullock, Pvt. John E.-Grand Rap
ids.
Butcher, Pvt. Albert-Kalamazoo.
Chapel, Pfc. Hubert W.-Detroit.
Ciupak, Pfc. Henry detroit.
Cooley, S Sgt. Oryille V.-Ionia.
Cooper Pvt Dale Montrose.
Cowham, Pvt. Raymond T.-Casso-
polls.
Darlak, S/Sgt Edward Ham
tramck.
Downing, Pfc. Joseph R.-Akron.
Dunlap, Pfc. David H.-Detroit.
Dykstra, Sgt. Erwin L.-Grand Rap.
ids.
Ely lit. John H.-South Haven.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-13
Daily Market Report

Detroit, Mich, Mar. 13-WFA-
HOGS salable 1000. Fully steady.
virtually all good and choice bar
rows and gifts $149O, the ceilings,
good and choice sows under 500 ID.
$14.OO-l4.15; stays mostly $3.50.
CATTLE salable g,100. Largely a
steer and yearling run early: indi-
cations cows will comprise less
than twenty per cent OF receipts;
slaughter steers, yearlings and heif-
ers moderately active, steady TO %
cents higher; lower grades up
most; load and few lots good to
choice l,050-l .l35 ID. steers $685.;
some held higher: most good short
feds $500 1900; bulk medium
kinds S13.50-1475;. few common to
medium light steers and yearlings
scaling under $50 Id. 'Sl1.00.l3.50;
no toppy heifers here; cows very
active, fully % cents higher; most
sales cutter and common beef cows
S9.00-ll50: few medium $1,000
$780, bulk Gamers $700-S.25; on
ly lightweights under $3.50 few good
beef bulls to 1915: most cutter
and common. S9.501lOO; stockers
and feeders scarce, firm.
CALVES salable 600 Mostly
steady on vealers; bulk good and
choice $l75O-1S.0O. latter price paid
sparingly: most common and me
dunn s13.5O-16.50: culls $S.00-ll.00;
heavy calves scarce.
SHEEP salable 1000. Early trad
ing fully steady. quality considered.
Most sales good and choice fed
lambs $16.25-16.75. few lots S2-92 ID.
it latter price; load unsold; scatter
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-13
PRODUCE
(Newmans Grocery
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF NAME
OF AN ADULT
Buying Prices)

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Please to Take Notice that on
Tuesday the 27th day of March, 1915,
AT ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at
the office of the Judge OF Probate
al the Court House in the city Of
Ann Arbor. County OF Washtenaw,
Michigan, I Will make application
to the Honorable Judge of Probate
in and for said County. to change
nv name from Eloy Gonzalez Ledes-
ma to Eloy Ledesma Gonzalez.
Signed
ELOY GONZALEZ LED ESMA
Ann Arbor, Michigan, February %,
1945.
Adv. 1912
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-13
TO SEEK HIKE

Detroit Mayor Edward Jehries
will seek a seven per cent hike in
Detroit's tax budget in recommen-
dations prepared for delivery to-
day to the common council. JEFF
fries final draft set the proposed
tax levy for the coming fiscal year
at SS4.365,000, an increase OF $5,-
1926. 900.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-13
Battle Of Russia
Film to be Shown

THE Battle OF Russia a film
used by the government as orien-
tation material for service men,
viii be shown tonight at 100 with
out charge in Roosevelt auditorium.
It is sponsored by the Michigan
State Normal College Local of the
American Federation OF Teachers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-13

Maxi, Pvt. Norman A.-lshpeming
Manser, Pfc. William D.-Detroit.
Mansfield. tt Patrick G.-Saulte
Ste Marie.
Matosh. Pfc George dearborn.
Mcconnell, Pvt. Herman C.-North
Branch.
Media. Pfc. William H.-Flint.
/ Merrick. Sgt Marvin-Pontiac.
| Miller, Cpl Willard E.-Posen.
NORM, Pfc Gerald Cast NUM-
sing.
Newmark, Pvt. Edward DE.
troit
Noirot. Tee, Laurent-Gaylord.
Page, Sgt. Clifford F. Pontiac.
Palmgren, Sgt. Chester Bark
River
Patterson, Sgt. Neil Lansing.
Peake. Pfc William b., Jr.-Clio.
Rachlin. Pfc. Joseph C.-Detroit.
Reid. Pfc. Arts W.-Detroit.
Reynolds, Pfc. Gentry E. Detroit.
Ritzler, Pvt. John M-Detroit.
Robinson, Sgt. John B.-Muskegon.
Robinson, Pfc. Leonard M.-Flint
Ross. Pfc. Saul M.-Laurium.
Rudy. Pvt. Phillip-Saginaw
Ruth, s Sgt. Edward G.-Detroit.
Schornack, Pfc. Anthony DE
troit
Shultz. Pvt. Walter W.-Cross Vii
lage.
Sieg. Pfc. Carl-Port Huron.
Smith, Pvt. Dale V.-Rudyard.
Smith, Pvt. Shannon Flint.
Stick. Pvt. Robert battle
Creek.
Stremersch, PVT. Charles Past
Detroit.
Sturges, Pfc Ray E.-Detroit,
Taylor, S sgt. John E.-Detroit
Terry. Pvt. Paul j. Battle Greek.
Tetzlaff, Pfc. Ralph A.-Grand
Rapids.
Thoune, Pvt Roy P.-Stephensoh
Threm. Tec'4 Kearn D.-Pontiac.
Townsend. Sgt. John C.-Ashley.
Turner. Pfc. Charles R.-Detroit.
Urban. Pfc. Richard detroit.
Usannaz, Pfc. Gerald A.-Detroit.
Wander, Pfc. Molen Herbert -
Nunica.
Van Singel. Pvt Theodore NJ. :
Z. Marine.
Vargo. Pfc. Robert J.-Detroit.
Vincent, Pfc. Harold marshall.
Vineyard, Pfc. Gerald D.-Grand-
vile.
Vyse. PVT. Harry F., Jr.-Dearborn.
Walas, Lit. John-Detroit.
Walsh. Pvt. Henry c., Jr.-Mt
Clemens.
Weting, S Sgt. Ralph C.-Hazel
Park.
White Pfc. George F.-Ionia.
cpl. Gordon W.-Elsie.
s Sgt. William H. 49, De
troit.
Pfc. Edward M.-De-
troit.
Wright. lit. Harvey D.-Ypsi-
lanti
Youngell, Sgt. Lloyd R.-Stam-
baugh.
Zelers. S Sgt. Donald w, IT.
Trenton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-13
MRS. DOW DIES

Detroit Funeral arrangements
were completed Monday for Mrs.
Vivienne Kinnersley Dow, 81, widow
Of Alex Dow. who was president
Of the Detroit Edison Co. for 30
years. Dow died three years ago
at the age OF - Mrs. Dow spon-
sored a rest home for girls en-
ployes of the Detroit Edison Co in
1911. The home was located near
Yps.lanti and named the Viyienne
Farm House in her honor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-13

List OF Michigan personnel
wounded in action in the European
area Includes:
Aldridge. Lonnie L.. Monroe.
Anderson, George r.. Ironwood.
Basela, George r.. Detroit.
Beaudin, Clifford c., Jr., Escanaba.
Belder. Jason NJ, Holland.
Berry, Norman c.. Detroit.
Blake. Harry L., Detroit.
Blaszczak, Henry s., Detroit.
Bofysil. Joseph f., Lansing.
Booth, Paul F., Detroit.
Boss. Dorman C., Grass Lake.
Burnham, Oscar NJ, Highland PIX
Cadeau, Willard c., Dollar Bay.
Caleca, Jasper A., Flint.
Carreyn, James G., Detroit.
Christy. John T., Ann Arbor.
Clark. Marlin F., Grand Rapids.
Conant. Perry E., Muskegon.
Corcoran, Wayne r., Owosso.
Cover, Roy v, Muskegon.
Crebo, Russell W, Lansing.
Domagalski. Delbert T., Wyandotte
Dorazio, Bonifacio. Detroit.
Eargood. Earnest G.. Harrison.
Enders, Carroll j., Benton Harbor.
Fleis. Benjamin S, Cedar.
Frank. Pvt. Robert A.. Detroit.
Freeman, Wallis w, Kalamazoo.
Friedline. Henry J.. Monroe.
Galus. Flory. Rosebush.
Gamble. Morse w, Wayne.
Gould, George A., Flint.
Grillo Dominic p, Detroit
Grivicich. Steve, lronwood.
Grocholski, Alfred s. Posen.
Hagens, David h, Grand Rapids.
Haldane. John C., Dearborn.
Haley. John w, Clayton.
Harrington, John W, Port Huron.
Hartman, Willard G., Saline.
Hautamaki, Everett A., Iron River.
Havens, william A. Jr.. Lansing.
Hitler. william H., East Lansing
Huff, William G., Flint.
Karas, Julius, Detroit.
Kawa, Peter p, Detroit.
Kenel. Frank j.. Detroit.
Kerr. John j., Detroit.
Kerridge, MILFORD, Saginaw.
Killinger. Charles B.. Ann Arbor.
Kimball. George E, Benton Harbor.
Knieling, Carl G., Berkley.
Koski, Norman r.. Aura.
Koval, Steve. Detroit.
\
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-13
Pick of the dir Today

900 Mystery Theater;
1000 Bob Hope;
1890 Hildegarde.
CBS-7:3O American Melody,
900 Inner Sanctum:
$3.50 This is Ny Best with Orson
Welles;
1890 -.,ep. Harold knutson on
Returning Veterans
BLU-7:30 one Mans Family:
$50 Alan Young Show:
$3.50 Tony Pastor Band;
1000 Transatlantic Quiz.
MBS-S:30 Roy Rogers Show.
$3.50 American Forum, CONNER
cial Air Policy.
Wednesday
NBC-9 a. m. Ed East and Polly:
2:45 ,. m. Hymns of All
Churches;
4:30 Lorenzo Jones;
200 Perry Como Super Club;
900 Eddie Cantor.
CBS-l2 noon Kate Smith;
400 p. m. House Party;
6:l5 Lyn Murray Music:
$50 DR.. Christian;
1000 Great Moments in Music:
BLC-11 a. m. Breakfast in Holly.
wood;
200 y. M. John B. Kennedy;
$50 Appointment With Life.
1880 Lone Ranger:
900 Freling Foster Dramas.
MBS-l2:30 Army Service Forces:
3:15 Detective Mysteries;
4:45 Handy Man:
700 Fulton Lewis Jr.:
9:15 Real Life Drama.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-13

Detroit Cash Grain
WHEAT-No. / red. Sl.74Is.
Mailing BARLEY-choice new.
Sl.il-1.50; needles. sl.15.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-13

Eggs
Prices per dozen paid, fob. De
trOit.
WHITES u. s. grade a. extra
large. iliac.' Grade b large, 36lec.
L. S Grade c. large. 32-35c.
BROWNS-U. S. Grade 4. large.
3Si5-fOc; Market firm on top
grades, others steady.
Veget- bles
BEETS No. l bu.. $1.S5-2.00.
CABBAGE-No. | bu., go lbs.l
Sl25-l.50; red, $l.5O-2.
CARROT No. !, doz punches.
$3.504.00.
CAULIFLOWER-No. /, bu.. S225-
2.75.
DRY ONIONS-No !, so lbs $3.50.
l.65.
PARSNlPS-No. l. bu, s2.2j-2,5O.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-13

ing common and medium lambs
$l2.00-l4.5O; small lot good ana
choice 40 Id. fat ewes $3.50; few
other lots 100000; culls S4.OO-6.OO.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-13
Normal College Calendar
WEDNESDAY

3:305OO D. m.-Faculy Womens starkweather Hall.
40 D.. m.-NWCA Lenten Service, Starkweather Hall
Gas mWomens League Advisory Board Charles McKenny Mall
7:3O m-YWCA Bible Study, Starkweather Hall.
D.. Fine Arts Club, Starkweather Hall.
7:30 p m-Home Economics Club Charles McKenny Hall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-13

Kuharsky, Henry A., Trenton.
Lachkovic. John p, Caro-.
Locey. Neil D.. Kalamazoo.
Madej. Joseph R. Detroit.
McCray, William c., Crosse Pointe.
Neholic. Steven. Detroit
MencOtu, Claudio F, Detroit.
Mersdorf. Clifford b.. Bay City.
Mataxa, Dodge P. Detroit
Miller. Claud c., Lenox.
Miller, Kenneth, Jr.. Port Huron.
Mohr. David V, Grand Rapids.
Null. William C., North Branch.
Mullenix. Ralph H.. Utica.
Murphy. Clayton L, Pontiac.
Murphy, John T., Petoskey.
Niedek, Stanley F., Detroit
Oathoudt. Chester A., Detroit.
O'Neil. William j., Detroit.
OF, Alex, Jr.. Dearborn.
Palasek, Walter j., Grand Rapids
Pawlak. Stanley F.. Dearborn.
Pickford. Charles D.. Jackson.
Provencher, Rob't c.. Traverse City
Rawlinson, Francis D.. Kalamazoo.
Robb. Chris A.. Detroit.
roberts, Harry C., Benton Harbor.
Rose. Doun T.. Clio.
Russell, James f., Jr., Bay City.
3uthenburg, Oryille. Detroit
Spaulding. James A, Hazel Park.
Splan, Thomas NJ. Dearborn.
Stroupe, Fred W, lockwood.
Taylor, Earl L.. Mesick.
Tay'or Howard I, DOre township.
Taylor. William H., Detroit.
Thompson, Verne v, Owosso.
Vanderbilt, julius W, iceland,
Venekalasen, Robert. Grand Rapids.
Ia wacki, Arnold j., Detroit.
Zeeryp, Raymond. Marion.
Iimonick, Martin. West Olive.
Wasala5N, Buly j., Saginaw.
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ter, Vinora Beal who for many
years was librarian in Roosevelt
High School.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-13

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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-09-01
The Origin Of
"HatikvOh"
BY RABBI SAMUEL ]. FOX

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QUESTION: What is HatikvOh?"
ANSWER: "Hatikvoh" is the til
tie given to a Hebrew song which
is generally considered the most
popular of its kind. The title means
"the hope" and is expressive of
the fact that the lyrics denote the
longing of the Jew for Palestine,
the fatherland, with the perennial
hope of achieving the realization
of this dream.
QUESTION: Who wrote the
words to it?
ANSWER: The words were
written by the poet Naphtali Herr
Imber in the year 1878, probably
while he was still in Galicia.
Soon afterwards he went to Pal
estine and then came to this coun-
try where he died. Some native
boosters remember his visit to
Indianapolis and claimed to have
seen the poem in it's original
manuscript form.
QUESTION: Who wrote the
music?
ANSWER: It is claimed to have
been set to music by Samuel
Cohen, one of the Pioneer Set
tiers in Palestine. Many contend
that the melody is based upon a
Czechoslovakian Folk Song. II
is also used by the composer
Smetana in his symphonic poem
''Moldau."
QUESTION: How did the song
come to be considered as a sort
of National Anthem?
ANSWER: The song was a
first taken up by the Palestine
colonists and became the anthem
of the Zionist movement after i
was officially organized in 1897
Since then it has been widely &C
copied in Jewish circles as a Ma
tional Anthem, in a relative sense
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-09-01
Universal Judgment Day
A discourse on the moral significance
Of the Jewish High Holidays.
By RABBI ABRAHAM BTCK

cOrding to Jewish tradition, the
ShOfar is reminder of the re-
placement Of Isaac by a ram.
Long ago the ShOfar was in fire.
quent use for all religious Oc-
caSiOnS, and the month would be
sanctified by the blowing of the
horn in the Temple at the be-
ginning of each month.
The symbolism of the shofar
has passed through many evolu-
tons. The Egyptian Jewish philo-
Sopher, Philo the Alexandrian, re-
garded the shofar as a symbol of
platonic harmony. To the Jews,
the shofar is also symbolic of a
peace pact, although the rams
horn has also been used to an
nounce battle. Jewish tradition
believes in a "Shofar of Messiah"
that God himself will blow the
rams horn to assemble his dis
perSed people. elbow in great
horn for our freedom" is the con-
Guiding phrase of the shofar-sec-
ton of the New Year prayers.
"And the great rams horn will
blow on that day, and that out
casts and laundering will come
and bow to God on the holy
mountain of ZiOn."