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Evening star., 1945-01-11
REPAIRS AND SERVICES Cont.

kEFAtkS AND SEkVt@ES tSont.l
RAInddLNG Of ths better kind work done
PaPfa hANc1NG and siS1 painting nrsclass
PaPEk HANGING, this week only. 81 and
pers: PEI WORK 4o Guaranteed srR srspa Miehisan s3i6
PAPERHANGING, also, painting; prompt
service. white mechanics. TR. 1924 or
fAPERING AND PAINTING. Al work,
estimates free. Call MR. BECKETT. DU.
PIAsTEkING done by white mechanics;
PLASTERlNG, painting. roof work; nons
IL EiE 9Th g HAaILTos Ex ss0ss osss. service I4
sWn home, D. C., Md. Va. LEE; DI.
RADIOS RhPAiRED at opA approved
prices. nr s 25gs diSeoant 70 men and & women I'm IA
CO. 5o5 Kennedy st. NV, % IA. Sbis.
All NO work guaranteed
RADIO TROUBLE? Free est. Work snaI:
SHOP 81 pm: Friday and SATURDAY.
sSsssssisHs @ ;sess' REF FL g.ts5
aId sI51s RIGERAroR sERy,cE. semmsfclsl
R;EpAIRING. painting and .plasterlng. hrst:;
ssS aofs wHln 9a e De- yes1 all
ano spouting. Call MIR. SHIPLEY, GE.
ROOF REPAIRING, plasteking. painting:
est. free; prompt serviceA no job too
small. l., @. HAMILTON. TX. O636. 16s
SEWING MACHINE REPAIks--We inspect,
Oh and adjust any make machine, 69c.
Replacement parts for all make machines.
Famous New Home" sales and service.
THE PALAIS ROYAL sewing machines.
SEWING MACHINES-Guarantee repairs
On On ar any make Adjusting and oilins, 81.
ing machine dept. 3rd floor. S. KANN
SONS co. District 1900. :. :,
PHOLSTERlNG-Custom work o. rs
better quality. Cali CLINTON o. EDGER.
TON. GE. 3431 lss
USED CAMERAS boush, and sold. PuL-
National 4712
WASHING MACHINES. all makes repairs,
oyerhauls; 24-hr. service, Sc APPLIANCE
WssHISc Tos IhG TT GuSss s g. Ii SS2s ds.
Apex. Maytag. ABC. Kenmore. GE. West
inehouse Thor.l 500: Easy: 24-hour serv-
ICE; COLUMBIA REPAIR AND SERVICE,
CT 49,.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

TEACHERS WANTED-History. woman
Catholic. part-time:: dormitoIy, supervisor
1925. boys school, grade teaching;. French
Spanish, girls private school in country
$3.50. physical education, girls Junior
2O4 Colorado Bldg. RE. 393S.
TEACHERS. clerks, receptionists; select po'
aries visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
SEE sEtEdT 'Fs PosrroNs a 8 tenos MA sr
$500 mo, kno%I. acct; stsnos, legal Sh-
$40 wK.; bookkpr.. $50 wk.. fun charge;
tsletyps opsrs; sI5o mo; sard p ppnci sI
fsens fss SPsninEs sPs soYbs iss
ST. lOpp Capitol Theatero MA. 1888.
UNUSUAL OPENINGS Aviation drafts
men. S345 mo: essential with postwar
S45-S5O wk.. up. 1fI bookkeepers, $50 wk.
clerks. S3B-S40 wk.: shipping clerks tm),
$50 wk, exper steele, no drinkers,
please. hundreds OF excellent openings
Come il, Est 2S yrs2 PERSONNEL
Church. (NA. 2114. 6QS8, 62501
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc

COLORED GIRL wishes q hk and laundry
work, live in: $3.50 per week. MISS
MAT LEE sIMP, Box 2o6, 2032 Belmont
rd.
GIRL. colored. wants work in rooming
house: $50 and carfare: no Sunday. no.
GIRLS. 2, want pert-time work. one 10
a.m.sto 2 pm. the other l to p.m.:
HOUSEKEEPER-Whi refined, capable
Christian woman desires position with
elderly or employed people. DU 1895 IL
WOMAN, colored. wants small laundry to
do at home NO. S534. Ia
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
psrt.tims classes. MABEIIE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL 1870 N 2. ave. ME
STEN0GRAPMC ana secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
n psf
81 yrs, Accredited. INQUIRE nov Ma
1885 BOYD SCHOOL 1883 r st. tCpp
Capitol ThaaterJ
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING DEs MONIES via Chicago Janu-
airy 1S or 10 in 1910 Ford: can take two
passengers. Box 340-Y. Star. IL"
WANT some one driving to Miami, Fla, to
pull small house trailer; can have use of
same en- route. and will pay good. GE.
GOING TO Los ANGELES. CALF, tomor-
row: can take 2 passengers. Phone Gil.
18th: take two PASSENGERS Call WO. 9S05
before 4 pm, Room 361.
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Situations pontcd ADVERTISE
ments containing the symbol
* are inserted by er-Serpice
men and tUomen.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES tcont.

GRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
WOMEN nnd fingerprinting interesting snc
pleasant profession: train now. Free In
formation. Call DI. 1923 IL
TRIANGLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in.
struction in arithmetic. algebra, geometry
and trigonometry. 10 am. to 8 pm
National Press Bldg, 14th and sts
Room 239 District 24S0 IL
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

SHOVEL, ia yards. Bucyrus-Erie; also
model 100 trench machine. Phone Ordway
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-10
Two Coolidge All
Members Cited for
Leadership at Camp

Wade Watson and Kenneth Tif-
fany students at Coolidge high
school are two OF four boys chosen
at Arizona State All Club Camp for
their outstanding traits in leader
ship. The boys were active in
camp events and were good camp
ers. They were instrumental in
helping other boys TO be good camp
ers too.
The State All Camp was at Camp
Geronimo. a Boy Scout Camp, 20
miles east of Payson.
o. w. Dishaw, acting State All
Club Leader. was in charge of the
camp. He was assisted by staff
members and County Extension
agents. About So boys and girls
attended the camp.
Steps are being taken TO arrange
for the same camp site for next
summer This year girls and boys
had so short a notice that the at
tendance was small. BY laying
plans now, leaders hope that many
more boys and girls will be able to
take advantage of the benefits oil
the All Camp.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-10
Marler and Kent
Enroute Home from
European Theater

Staff Sergeant joe al. Marier and
Pfc Basil G.. Kent are enroute home
from the European theater Of Oper-
ations With the veteran Bloody
Bucket" Division. which In eight
months saw vicious action from
Normandy's hedgerows TO the heart
Of the Reich. according TO word re-
ceiyed this week.
The 2Sth quit its occupationai
duties In Germany July 5th and
moved to Camp Pittsburgh. one of
Assembly Area Commands Il re-
deployment camps near Reims.
Entering action July 80. 1914. at
st. 10. the Bloody Bucket" men
battled across Normandy. paraded
through Paris. proceeded east
through Belgium and Luxembourg.
and smashed into the Seigfried
Line September llth-the first
troops to enter Germany In
strength.
After its November fight In Hurt
gen Forest. the 2sth moved TO the
quiet Luxembourg sector. On
December ls. II caught the full
force OF Won Rundstedt's Ardennes
offensive. Quickly recuperating.
the 2Sth moved south TO help liber-
ate Colmar In Alsace and drive 10
the Rhine. Within a month. II was
again nj the Rhine near CoblenZ.
5 Sgt. Marler is the husband Of
Mrs. Grace Marler OF Coolidge. He
holds the following decorations:
Good Conduct Medal. Combat In
fantry Badge and four Battle Par
ticipation Stars for the following
campaigns. Northen France. Rhine
land. Ardennes and Central Europe.
Pfc. Kent Is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. NJ Kent. who are making
their home In California for the
duration. His wife. nee Pearl Aid
ridge OF Coolidge. Is making her
home in Bowie. Texas. with her
mother. Kent has several other
relatives in Coolidge. He holds the
following decorations. Com b I
Badge. Good Conduct Medal. and
ETO Ribbon with three battle stars.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-10
BEDROCK NEWS
BY J. r. KEN Pc r

Smiles
Since our summer rains have
set in everyone about here has for
gotten his gout. rheumatism and
toothache. All are happy and greet
you with a pleasant smile. This is
especially true of the dairymen
who have been buying high-priced
hay. We hope II rains often.
Buys Car
Tony Morales. who has recently
been discharged from the armed
forces has bought a 1884 Ford
Expects Son Home
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Kemper just
received word from their son Capt.
J. w Kemper. who is now in Ber-
lin. anticipates coming home soon,
Capt. Kemper has been with armed
forces about four years.
In Critical Condition
J. Lester Kinney a worker at the
Mariana Base Is now in st. Mary's
Hospital as a result of a serious
automobile accident. II Is learned
that he received a broken pelvic
bone. a collar bone. punctured
bladder and several minor injuries.
Returns from Vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Willoughby
just returned recently from a two
weeks trip in the northern part of
the state. Ben is employed at the
Kemper Dairy. He reported good
fishing at Oak Greek Canyon.
A Girl
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Thompson
are the proud parents of a new girl
at their home.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-10
Farewell Dinners
Honor Dillon Storie

Pfc. Dillon T. Storie. who left
Tuesday for San Diego. California,
at the conclusion of a 30-day fur
Tough. was honored with two fare
well parties at the ranch home
OF his mother. Mrs. p. F. Storie.
last week.
Those present for dinner Wed
nesday evening in Pfc. Stories
honor were: Sgt. and Mrs. X. IL.
McVey. Mrs. Sybil Casey. Mrs.
William Martin. Mrs. Hugh Van
Dusen. Miss La Verne odom and
members of the immediate fam
lily. Present for dinner Sunday
evening were: Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin. Miss Maxine Keeling OF Casa
Grande. Miss Mabel Cherry and
members OF the family.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-10

LARRY TORRES, S &c, arrived
here Tuesday on 30-day leave tc
visit his sister. Mrs. Mary Garcia
and family He has recently re-
turned from u months service in
the South Pacific and is now sta
toned AT San Pedro Naval Air Base.
His two brothers. Pfc Jimmy En-
riquez and Pfc. Manuel Enriquez.
are both overseas.
EARL NEWcoM6, sR, S 1/c,
serving with the Seabees. arrived
here Tuesday from TT Hueneme.
California. on eight-day leave to
visit his wife and family. His son.
Sgt Earl Newcomb. Jr., USMC. ar
rived home last week from FL Cen
tro Marine Air Base, California. on
23-day furlough.
PFC. DILLON T. SToRlE left
Tuesday for San Diego. California.
AT the conclusion OF 30-day furlough
spent FSilluE MS pdt tiiASs III. NNN
Mrs. b. +. Storie and family. Storie.
who has served many months in the
Central and South Pacific. will be
reassigned at the California base.
PFC. RANDOLPH cHAD5oRN,
one OF the "Bushmasters" with Co.
ID. 15sth Infantry. is back In the
States after many months service
in the South Pacific. He tele-
phoned his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. w. Chadborn. from Los Angeles.
Wednesday. Chadborn expects TO
return home this week with point
discharge.
LARRY o. SoWELl, MomM &c
arrived home Saturday on leave af-
ter serving II months in the Eu-
ropean theater OF operations. So
well is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Sowell.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-10
Theater Party Marks
Social Meeting of
Jr. Womans Club

A theater party was held Monday
evening BY members OF Coolidge
Junior Womans Club and their
husbands. followed by cards and
refreshments al the home OF Mrs.
Bernice Wildermuth. Those who
served on the social committee
with Mrs. Wildermuth We're. Mrs.
Elizabeth Nabors. Mrs. Ruth Wal
ker. and Mrs. Viola Cooper.
Saturday evening the clubs sum
mer social activities. which have
included members husbands. Will
concluded with a steak dinner at
Piccacho.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-10
Stamp Collectors
Get New 1-center

Coolidge stamp collectors added
TO their books this week when
one-cent stamp honoring Franklin
Delano Roosevelt became available
at the local post office. The stamp,
one of a series honoring the for
mer president, was issued at San
Francisco on July q according to
J. B. Boone, postmaster.
The first in the Roosevelt series
was a three-cent stamp with a
likeness OF Franklin Roosevelt su-
perimposed on a cut of the White
House. The new stamp has a
cut of Hyde Park on which the
likeness of the former president is
imposed.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-10

S/Sgt. Raymond Wallace has re-
ceived a point discharge after many
months service in the South Pac-
ific, most of which was spent In
New Guinea. He returned home
Friday to resume civilian life and
is at present visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Wallace, and
family before making future plans.
His brother, Dan, also recently re-
ceived point discharge. Another
brother, 1t. Charles Wallace, Is
still overseas.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-10
Saturday Activities
Result in JP Court
Sentences for Many

The scope OF the weekend in
Coolidge was measured in Justice
court Monday morning when Judge
VIM. G. Roche had one OF the bus
lest court days in months. Sen
tences passed made the collection
OF s245 in fines a possibility.
AS a result of an alteration in
a grocery store on Saturday night,
three men. on complaint of A. p.
Dow, appeared in court on charges
of disturbing the peace. The COM
plant alleged that when Dow re-
fused TO allow Jean Johnson TO
take a bottle from his store John
son became abusive. His verbal
barrage was abetted by that of Joe
Lewis and Paul Manual. II was
charged. Johnson was sentenced
10 25 days or a fine of S25. He paid
the fine. Lewis paid fine OF $40.
Manual was sentenced TO 20 days
In jail or a fine OF 500,
The court heard the pleas of
sixteen men charged with drunk
and disorderly conduct on Saturday
night. All were ordered to pay a
fine of $40 or serve a term OF 10
days. They are:
Aristo Romero. John Lewis. Jose
Roy. Frank ID. Lopez. John T. Felix.
Jose Smith. Sam Enos. Tony Ma
cias. J. s. Stewart. Ed Owens. Ger
aid McNeeley. Adam Juan. Vincent
Smith. Pedro Teso. Felix Gonzales
and Hiram Jones.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-10

TfSgt. James c. McGee returned
Wednesday with a point discharge
after rs months service in the Eu-
ropean theater OF operations TO
spend a vselI-earned visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. meGee
and family OF Valley Farms. The
sergeant, who was wounded in
Italy, wears the ETo ribbon with
six battle stars, the Good Conduct
Medal, the Silver Star and the Ar
ro~head. He entered service In
September OF 1910 and went over
seas in May Of 1912.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-10
Raises Giant
Banana Squash

o. T. Frizzel believes in doing
things right" He has raised, in his
back yard in South Coolidge, the
largest banana squash seen in this
district. 1t is now on display in
the window of Coolidge Chamber
of Commerce. The squash Is 4S
inches long, SO inches around and
is estimated to weigh 90 pounds.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-10
V. K. Stone, Tucson
Is New Manager of
Coolidge Safeway.

V. X. Stone OF Tucson took over
management of Coolidge Safeway
Monday. He has served as relief
manager for the organization and
has been with the Tucson store
approximately four years. Stone is
a nephew of J. j. Jones of Cool
idge
Mrs. Stone and their l0-year-old
son. Rodney Phillip. came to Cool
idgc with Stone. They are temper
arily located until permanent living
arrangements can be made.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-10
Myrtle Yoakum
Called by Death

Mrs. Myrtle Alice Yoakum, so.
a resident of Valley Farms for one
year. passed away at her home on
July 2S. Services were held at
Cole and Maud Chaple July 30. The
remains were sent to Holdenville.
Oklahoma. for interment. The de-
ceased is survived by her husband.
Clifton ID. Yoakum, and children.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-10
Novels Hosts
Sunday Evening

Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. NOVEL; were
hosts for dinner and an evening OF
cards at their home on Sunday.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Stringer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Shousen and
Carl Anderson.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-10

The Rev. r. A. Noakes of Pekin,
Illinois arrived here Monday to take
over the pastorate of Coolidge
Church of the Nazarene. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Noakes and
their children, Dorothy Mae and
David. Rev. Noakes replaces Rev.
w. L. Dicus, who resigned recently
because of i'll health.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-10
SCJ
WHO'S NEW I!
BABY DAUGHTER

Cpl. and Mrs. Roy Fowler be-
came the parents of a baby daugh-
ter on Wednesday. August 1st. She
weighed eight pounds fifteen ounces
and was born at Florence Hospi-
tai.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-10
BABY BOY

Cpl. and Mrs. Alphonso Milo be-
came the parents OF baby boy on
Thursday. August end He weigher
eight pounds one quarter ounce and
was born at Florence Hospital.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-10
BABY DAUGHTER

Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Garcia be-
came the parents of a baby daugh-
ter on Friday. August 3rd. She
weighed eight pounds six ounces
and was born at Florence Hospital.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-10
BABY BOY

Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Comstock be-
came the parents OF baby boy on
Wednesday, August /. He weighed
eight pound eight ounces and was
born at Florence Hospital.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-10
BABY BOY

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Doss be-
came the parents OF baby boy on
Sunday. August 5th. He weighed
seven pounds eight ounces and was
born at Florence Hospital.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-08-10
BABY GIRL

Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Campbell
became the parents of a baby
daughter on Saturday, August 4th.
She weighed six pounds four ounces
and was born at Florence Hospi.
tai.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-09
Is NACIJEV MA
ZATOzNI KLOPI PRI
PRVI OBRAVNAVI

LONDON, 8. augusta. - sti-
ri velike zapadne sile so danes
podpisale pakt "a ustanovitev
mednarodnega vojaskega sodi-
Sea "a nitro akcijo proti nacij-
skim vojnim kriminalcem, ka-
terra bo pokazala, da pot agre-
size vodi ma zatozno klop 'rnesto
k vojaski slavi.
Dolgi document doloca, da Sc
DO sedez mednarodnega sodisca
nahajal v Berlinu, ampak to
izjemo, da Sc bo prva obravna-
va proti glavnim nacijslim pr
va'kom vrsila y Nuerenbergu,
katerega SO naciji proglasili "a
svoje "sveto mesto."
Proti pravorekona sodisca ne
DO nobenega priziva in po sod.
mem redu, XII SO ga podpisale
Amerika, Britannia, Russia il
Francija, obtozenci ocividno NJ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-09
Russia dovrsSila
blockade Japoncev
WASHINGTON, s. augusta

WASHINGTON, s. augusta.
- Ruski vstop V vojno ma Paci-
fiku pomeni; da je daveca bio
kada, XII ze sedaj zanikuje ia
poncem ma domacih otokih Ii
vez in sirovine, Sc bolj trdno
zadrgnjena. S tenn je postala ia
ponska cd vseh strani obkolje-
ma.
Ma vzhodu in jugu imajo kon-
trolo ameriske sile ma vodi in v
zraku prav do praga Japonske
z Aleutskih otokov ma severn pa
do Okinawe in Filipinov.
Ma zapadu pa je Japonska Sc
daj konfrontirana sovjetsko
vojsko ma azijatski celini. To po-
meni, da Japonci cd sedaj ma
pref ne morejo vec racunati, da
bodo dobili vec kot drobec ne
kdanjih dobav IL Koreje ali XII
tajske.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-09
Nou grob
ANDREW DOLES

Kot smo vceraj porocali, je
umrl Andrew Doles, star AZ let,
ma 953 E. 76 St. Donna
je bill IL St. Vida mad Cerknico,
odkoder je prisel v Cleveland
pred "a lett. Delal je -pri Royal
Brass Foundry Co. 13 let, zad-
MIA tri leta pa pri Leece-Neville
Co. Bill je clan podruznice St. S
SMZ. Tu zapusca zalujoco So
progo Rose, rojeno Elesh, mater
Mary in sestro Caroline Kol-
man. Oce Andrew je umrl pred
dvemi lett. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil "
soboto oh II. uri zjutraj il Ia
krajskovega pogrebnega zavoda
v cerkev sv. Vida in nato ma Cal
vary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-09

Kot je re bilo porocano, je BIZ
la druzina Mr.. in Mrs. Joe in
Ana Picelj, 1901 Muskoka
Ave-, 20. julia obvescena cd
vojnega departmental, da Sc je
njih sin Cpl. Joseph Picelj smrt-
no ponesrecil dne 26. junija, ko
je svojo divizijo delal ma ne
KEN mostu Nemciji, pri cemur
je utonil. Star bill 20 let in do
deljen je bill inzenirjem. Udele-
I'll Sc je vec velikih bitk ma from
ii ter je prejel pet vojnih zvezd.
Il vseh bitk je prisel srecno
skozi, a potem, ko je bila vojna
z Nemeijo re pri kraju in Sc je
nadejal, da DO incl priliko 20
pet priti domov, ga je doletela
nepricakovana smrt.
Pokojni mladenic je bill rojen
v Clevelandu in je pohajal v COL
linwood High solo, ko je bill vpo-
klican k vojakom S. julia 1943.
Svojo' bazicno treningo je dobil
v Camp Young, Calf, preko
morja pa Sc je nahajal z tretjo
armada cd 6. aprila 1914. Zad-
Mic je bill ma sedemdnevnem do
pustu v februarju 1914. Bill je
clan drustva sv. Cirila in Meto-
da st., 18 SDZ in drustva Lipa
st. 129 SNPJ. Deklisko ime ma
tere je bilo Tekaucic, ter je do
ma il Ambrusa ma Dolenjskem,
oce je pa donna il Vavtevasi pri
Novem mestu ma Dolenjskem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-09
Peter je hud;
regent so ga
pustili ma cedilu

LONDON, 8. augusta. - Ju-
goslovanski kralj Peter je no.
coj podal ogorceno izjavo, v ka-
teri je rekel, da vec ne "prizna-
va" Wade marsala Tita, katere-
ga je dolzil, da skusa diktirati
jugoslovanskemu ljudstvu,
kaksno obliko Wade 81 zeli IL
brati.
Peter je obenem proti clanom
regentskega sveta naperil OBJ
tozbo, da so sc mu izneverili in
prisegi, katero so podali, vsled
cesar jim je proklamacijo od-
wei vsako nadaljno oblast
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-09
ATTLEE Bill GOTOV,
DA 30 SOVJETSKA
RUSIJA SLA v VOJNO

LONDON, 8. augusta. - Pre-
mier Clement Attlee je nocoj
izjavil, da Britannia pozdravlja
'veliko odlocitev Sovjetske Ru-
size "a vstop v vojno proti ia
poncem," in da je bill YES cas-
gotov, da DO Rusija storila ia
korak, XII Je ojacil vez med po-
glavitnimi zaveznicami in XII bo
skrajsal borbo.
British delavski premier je
podal formalno izjavo tri ure po
naznanilu, da je Russia napo-
vedala vojno Japoncem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-09

bill pokcan easnarji sredi
popodneva.
je anik Byrnes XII e izjav "apon:
c imao Sc alo casa ampak dgo reso poponega
unieenja. katero Jim grozi."
Sovjetski zunanji kosar Mootov Moskvi formalnenn
naznanilu da je Rsija stopa vojno izjav da
izpolnila svojo dolznost ko zaveznica.
Washingonu je vprieo ruskeg korak atomske bombe
dozoreo prepreanje dnev ponskega htro So
MOSKVA. augusta Tr eetrt po naznanlu soveke
rad. da bo Rusa sekundo po polnoSi pro ia
marae skoz ose Moskve dodge koone prpevajo
9Th MOI Rdeee voske medtem ko ude drill
pozdravljali mimoidoSe vojake.
Zunan konar Mootov je naznanil da Russia stopila
vojno pronjo svoj zaveznic da Gin pree
mir zemo Raril tudi e Hrohito ju
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-09
TRUMAN 30 NOCOJ
POROCAL NARODU

IL Washingtona Sc poro-
ca, da DO predsednik Tru-
man OBJ 10. uri nocOj incl
radijski govor, v katerem
bo porocal ameriskemu
ljudstvu 0 sklepih velikih
treh, XII SO bill napravljeni
ma konferenci v Potsdamu.
IL Belle hiSe ie bilo nazna-
memo, da bodo .predsedni-
kov govor oddajala vsa ra-
dijsla omrezja.
Mozno je, da DO predsed-
mix v govoru podal nadaljne
pOdr0bnosti o ruski vojni
napovedi Japoncem, kakor
tudi glede atomske bOmbe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-09

ia pro Ruso da posredue vojni Pacifiku da pros
MIA oged dejstva da je Japonska zavrnia umaun XII je
bill naslovlen nano il Potsdama. izgubila vsak pomen.
Molotov je od da aponski postal prosno
sredovane Rusio potom posebne aponske mis Moskv
GUAM augusta Danes opodne e bila vrzena Japon
sko druga atomka boba in Nagasa dvanao navee
je in strategieno vazno mesto otoku Kjusu
Mostvo letala radu sporoeo da bill uspehi dobr
toda spaatz zadz nadane podrobno doler
dalna misia svojo bazo.
GUAM augusta Toxic je danes PRIMAL da prva
ska bomba bila vrzena Hromo unieia
in ga spremenila dobesedno prah in pepel.
Radsko poroo da je sla ekspoze deansko scvrla
ziva bitja lud in zval in da kupi eev tako
da h nj mogoGe preStet Neuradno sod da bo ub
mani 100000 oseb