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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-26

'jo skoraj brez knjige in brez
vsakega casopisa.
Po okupaciji 50 bila lepi slo-
venski knjigi in scasopisju IL
podnesena tia. Vse je zamrlo.
Redke knjige, XII so BE izsle, so
bile ali strogo strokovne ali vse-
binsko odmaknjene cd zivljenja.
Casopisi SO zdrknili ma dobro
desetino listov, XII so bill veci-
noma nabozne vsebine ali pa so
stopili v okupatorjevo sluzbo.
slovenski partizanski tisk je
stevilo predvojnih listov preko-
raeil in tidal pod najtezjimi po-
goji tudi izvirne izdaje sloven-
skin knjig, XII govore 0 najvee-
jem boju in najvecji zmagi, XII
81 jih lahko zamislimo.
Vse to delo je bilo MONO,
ker je bilo ustvarjeno siroko So
delovanje vseh pozitivnih narod-
nih sill, ker so tisoci in desetti'
soei pozabili ma varnost svojih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-26
ENAKOPRAvNoST

jew pal cez tisoc. TO je tisoc
mladih borcev. Njihov list "Ku-
rir" je najlepse opremljen in je
poln' opisov junastev in zmag.
Pisejo ga kurirji sani.
Slovenski narod oh Soci, gor-
Mi Saw, srednji Draw in Muri
Sc nj uzival nikoli svobode. Moe
nejsi gospodarji so mu krojili
usodo. Bill je neznaten, nepo-
znan.
Ko pa je prisla nadenj mai
tezka ura preizkusnje, je polka
zal, da je velik in mocan.
v MEM je toliko zivljenjske
sile, da je vcasih to tezko ra'
zumeti. To silo dokazuje tudi
njegov ilegalni tisk.
Slovenci mo imeli " letih
pred vojno svojo knjizno in ca
sopisno kuIturo zelo razvito. v
desetletju 1930-1940 so izsla
poleg izvirnih knjig IL rok ma
sih najboljsih prevajalcev sko'
raj vsa klasiena della evropskiE
in tudi izven evropskih narodov
Posebno skrb smo posveeali le'
pi knjizni obliki in vezavi. Ia
ko lepe knjige, kot je bila slo
venska, je bilo lie malokje vide
ii. Casopisje je bio ma zavidlji
vo visoki stopnji, sal je oh kon'
Gu leta 1888 izhajalo cez $50 pc
riodicnih publikacij cd dnevni
ka do polletnika, pri cemer j
treba upostevati dejstvo, d. j
bila kulturno visoko stojecs
Primorska pod italijanskim ia
sizmom in Koroska pod Avstri
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-26

william Halsey famed
Macarthur, Allied
the
Of the city
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-26

papirja. Papirnih tvornic slo-
venski partizani namrec NINA
mo. ..-...
Dolgo Casa je prihajal papir
IL Ljubljane. Wee vagonov ga
je prislo. Organizatorji in ze-
lezniearji so pri vsakem prevo-
zu tvegali najmanj dolgoletno
jeco. Nekaj papirja je dala ita-
lijanska kapitulacija.
Toda vse to je bilo samo del
potreb.
Nasi partizani so napadli vlak
in med plenom je bill tudi pa
pir.
Nasi partizani so napadli oku-
patorjevo papirnico in vozovi
papirja so Sc usmerili proti par
tizanskim tiskarnam.
Toda stroll so porabili balo
"a balo.
Move zveze ma vse strani so
preprecile novo pomanj jkanje.
Pc dolgih in napornih voznjah
so prihajale tezko pricakovane
posiljke. S posiljkami so bile
tiskarske barve, strojno ollie.
Velikokrat Sc pojavlja pred
partizansko tiskarno vprasanje
papirja. Samo partizanski
vztrajnosti sc je treba zahvali-
ii, da tisk nj nikoli zastal. Pre-
nosi papirja preko rex in CORA
pa so vista junastev posebej.
Ko pisem tele vrstice, pada v
debelih kosmih vlazen sneg.
PRAY blizu sc vrse borbe. Polka
jo mine in topovi in POLO stroj-
nice in puske.
V mislih imam nase kuririe,
XII ia trenutek neso mimo So
vraznika, mimo bitk in sovraz-
nih zasedb polne nahrbtnike ma
Sega tiska. Nasi krasni kurirji!
Tudi ponoci so bill ma poti, tudi
ponoci je ze padal sneg, gotovo
so vsi mokri. Nocoj je bila dolga
njihova pot, skoraj gotovo MISC
vsi ujeli svojih zvez.
Nasi kurirji so nasa posta.
Vsako uro so ma poti, vsako
uro raznasajo zadnje stevilke
nasega casopisja, zadnjo zbirko
partizanskih pesmi, zadnjo bro
suro, XII daje smernice "a novo
delo, in brosuro, XII opisuje zad-
Mi boj, letak, XII opozarja ma
najbolj pereca vprasanja.
NaSa posta ne pozna starih
in novih drzavnih meja, ne pre-
preci jo zelezniska proga, oh
kateri stoji bunker ma vsakih
so metrov, nasa posta pride tu-
di cez dereco Savo in Soco, ma
sa posta pride mimo vseh So
vraznih zased.
Vcasih Sc pa seveda tudi IL
gubi. Sc nj dolgo, ko je Sava
odnesla diva polna colna.
Nasi kurirji, XII po tocnem re-
du opravljajo svojo sluzbo, so
junaki. Marsikatera njihova pot
je prava bitka. Zasluga nasih
kurirjev je, da pride mas tisk
v sleherno slovensko vas.
Nasih kurirjev, nash postar-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-26
S1ike IL oSvobod11ne
borbe v S1ove1li1i
Por+izonske +iskorne V Sloveniii
vojske in Partizanskh odredov sovenije
casopisov, ne knjig in seveda
Ill: u1o.,ox,o1~;L ,,rodox, no

CdSOpIooV, IC hAJiS IA
tudi slovenskih uradov ne.
Koroska pokrajinska tiskar-
ma "Obir" tiska tednik z naslo-
vom "Slovenski tednik", mesec-
mix "Koroska v borbi', delavski
mesecnik "Enotnost" ter izdaja
radijske vesti. Pri delu j poma-
gajo okrozne ciklostilske tiskar-
ne, med katerimi je posebno
delavna tista v Meziski dolini,
sal izdaja "a svoje podrocje kar
diva lista.
Poleg tiska pokrajinskega ca
sopisja opravljajo vse pokra-
jiinske tiskarne zelo veliko in
vazno delo v tenn, da "a svoja
podrocja ponatiskujejo tudi yes
tisk, XII Sc izdela v centralnih
tiskarnah, predvsem pa "Slo-
venskega porocevalca", "Ljud-
sko pravico', ''Kmecki glas'',
"Naso zeno', "Mladino", vaz-
nejse brosure in letake. I'll po-
natisi so vazni zaradi tega, ker
izhajajo v centralnih casopisih
nacelni clanki, XII usmerjajo in
vodijo celotno narodno osvobo-
dino borbo. Samo ma ia nacin
je mono centralno casopisje
razsiriti po vsej Sloveniji in tse
delo povezati v trdno celoto.
O nasih tiskarjih je treba
spregovoriti Sc besedo posebej.
Skoraj yes tiskarski kader je
bilo treba vzgojiti. In kakor so
nastali v vojski IL preprostih
kmeckih in delavskih fantov ko-
mandantje, tako SO postal v tis-
karnah nasi mladinci in mladin-
ke mojstri svojega posla.
Delo zelo otezkocata Sc dive
stvari. Yes tisk je treba stavi-
ii ma roko, ker nimamo stav-
mic, in druga stvar, XII je S to
v ozki zvezi, je: crk je prema-
10. Vcasih jih je ma razpolago
samo "a dve strani "Ljudske
pravice'. Nato je treba cakati,
da sta tt dive strani stiskani.
Nato strani razderejo in posta-
WHO naslednji dve strani in ta-
ko dalje.
Pomanjkljivim pogonskim
sredstvom mora velikokrat pri-
skociti ma pomoc roka, kar nj
posebno lahko delo.
&c. pomislimo, da porabi ena
stevilka "Slovenskega porose-
valca' 240 ky papirja, 81 lahko
predstavljamo, kaj pomeni pri
partizanski tiskarni vprasanje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-26

Ce. pomislimo, da porabi ena
stevilka "Slovenskega porose-
valca' 240 ky papirja, 81 lahko
predstavljamo, kaj pomeni pri
partizanski tiskarni vprasanje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-26
(Nadaljevanje)

Nato sva zacela tiskati. Ma
jim papir je bill nabran cd vseh
vetrov, zato je incl tudi vse
oblike, XII so pri papirju NONE.
Najin pisalni stroj je bill tax,
da je eden pisal, drugi pa vlekel
valjar, XII Sc nj hotel sam pre-
mikati. Najin ciklostil je bill le
cd dalec podoben pravemu ci-
klostilu. To je bill navaden okvir
zakrpano mrezico, vse skupaj
pa je bilo pritrjeno ma navad-
no desko. Nobena najina matri-
ca nj vzdrzala 100 izvodov. Da
je ma svetu tudi korekturni lax,
takrat nisva vedela. Barvo sva
81 naredila il sal in firneza. To-
da slo je, ker sva hotela tiska-
IT,"
Tako nj zacela delati sa m o
tiskarna "Cankar", tako je "a
celia delati marsikatera parti-
zanska tiskarna. Med tenn, ko
prve dni v TAXI tiskarni nj bilo
niti tehnicnih pripomockov niti
spretnih rok, sc je vse to z
brezprimerno vztrajnostjo po-
pravilo in izpopolnilo.
Tako Sc je zgodilo tudi S It's
karno "Cankar", in ne samo to,
kmalu so il priskocile ma pomoc
move tiskarne. Poleg letakov in
parol so sc v letu 1943 v teh
tiskarnah tiskale stajerske IL
daje "Slovenskega porocevalca'
razne brosure in pokrajinski list
Osvobodilne fronte "a Stajersko
"Slovenski vestnik'', XII ga je
pozneje zamenil "Novi cas-.
Pravi razvoj je dozivel parti-
zanski tisk ma stajerskem v po-
mladi in poletju 1914 leta. ME-
gov organizator je bila nasa
vojska. stajerska okrozja so v
tenn casu zazivela v neslutenem
poletu. Nastala je vista okroz-
nih ciklostilskih tehnik, katerih
delo je bilo do jeseni re tako or
ganizirano, da je desetorica njih
vsak drugi dan po enotnem ro-
kopisu izdelala poleg drugega
tiska starejsko pokrajinsko gla-
silo Osvobodilne fronte "Novi
cas- v skupni nakladi 10000 iz-
vodov.
Nemski racun o ponemceniu
stajerske je propadel. Ogenj ne
more uniciti tiskane besede ma
rodu, XII jo brani.
Jeseni 1914 leta pa je ma Sta
jerskem stekel tudi pravi It's
karski stroj. ze prvi tiski, XII so
izsli IL move tiskarne, so zelo
prikupni. Medtem ko so dali
stajerci svojim ciklostilskim tis-
karnam imena po svojih najbolij
vidnih borcih kot sta Stane lie
- Kristof in Lojze Hochkraut
ter po imenih slovenskih pisa
teljev in pesnikov kot so France
Preseren, Ivan Cankar, Podlim-
barski, Slomsek, so svoji prvi
tiskarni nadeli ime po svojem
zelenem Pohorju, "Pohorska IT,
skarna".
Videz pa je, da stajerci ne
bodo ostali sami pri "Pohorski
tiskarni', sal so poslali ze nov
tisk, Ii ga je izdelala tiskarna
"Pravica', O kateri pa Sc MISC
utegnili porocati.
Ko pridejo partizani v zibelki
slovenstva, v slovenski Koroski,
kjer Sc sedaj stoji ma Gospo-
svetskem polju staroslavni slo-
venski vojvodski stol, v sloven-
sko hiso, morajo najprej zapeti
partizansko pesem. Ia pesem
odpre srce vsakega Korosca.
Partizanska pesem je Koro-
Ski, najbolj severni slovenski
pokrajini, vec kot program. Par
tzanska pesem je tam zivljenje,
XII nastaja.
Slovenska beseda ma Koros-
KEN doslej se nj uzivala svoiih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-26
Mali ogIasi
Hisa napIrodai

ma 1918 e. 20 St.-Bungalow s.
5 sobarni in kopalnico; zimska
okna, beneski zastori, inlaid H..
nolej. Ia podrobnosti poklicite
ENdicott 6936. +,
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-07
The Outlook Says:

Frank ]. Harrison, R. T. &c, who
left here last week, is en- route to
Dearborn, Mich, where he will at
tend a naval technical school for
further study of radar and other
radio technicalities. He spent a 20
day leave with his parents, Nh. and
Mrs. M. j. Harrison. This was his
first leave in 81 months, 45 of
which were spent overseas at the
communication center in the Ha-
waiian Islands.
Miss Lydia Frank was hostess
Thursday evening to the Congrega-
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Wallace of
Billings were guest Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Bradley and Mrs.
Mary Bradley.
News has been received that Sgt.
Glenn Reynolds is on his way home.
The information was received Oct.
II.
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-07
The Outlook Says:

The Laurel Federated club met
Monday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Allen Gatewood with Mrs
Harold Richardson as cohostess.
Opening the meeting, Mrs. Leon
ard Ferrin, music chairman, pre-
sented Lois Crawford in two vocal
selections, "Ah, Sweet Mystery OF
Life" and "Just A-Wearying Fol
YOU"
During the business session it
was decided to combine the cancer
drive and the clothing drive and
Mrs. w. H. Hatfield was appointed
chairman. The club also voted to
donate to the USO, and to assist
with the sales of tuberculosis
Christmas seals.
Mrs. Charles Egnew was a guest
of the club. The evenings project
prize went to Mrs. John Brohaugh.
In connection with the program
topic, "Gifts for Christmas" Mrs.
], G. Mace, chairman, presented
Mrs. j. E. Galusha who gave a
handmade articles suitable for gifts.
handmade articles subtle for gifts.
The next meeting was announced
for Monday, Nov. 10, at Mrs.
Mace's home.
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-07
Letters From
Our Boys
and Girls

Headquarters, AAF Redistribution
Station No. a., Santa Ana, Calf.
Army Air Base:
Sgt. Fred Herman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred B. Herman of Lau-
rel, Mont, was h%onorably discharg-
ed today from the separation base
maintained here by the army air
forces.
Sergeant Herman is a veteran of
80 months service in the army air
forces. He served in England,
France and Germany as a gunner.
He has SO missions and nine posit-
i've enemy planes to his credit.
The AAF has awarded hin the
Bronze Star, the Purple Heart and
the Air medal with three oakleaf
clusters.
Brig. Gen. Arthur E. E~asterbrooE'
commanding general of the SAAAb'
declared:
"The fact that a mar has served
with the AAF marks him
among the cream of the crop. we
think many of tomorrow's eaders
will spring from the outstanding
men who have a up 'ne
victorious army air forces"
Before entering the service her
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-07
CHARLOTTE HAROUNG
SUCCUMbS FRIDAY;
BURIAL At PARK CITY

Trewin, Nov. 8.-Mrs. Charlotte
| Harding, wife of Godfred Harding,
who resides two miles east of Park
| City, died at a Billings hospital
| Friday evening at 7:15. She had
been in failing health for the past
two months and had been a patient
at the hospital for about a week.
She was a native of Russia, born
April 10, 1895, and came to the
United States in 1908 and to Park
City community in 1910 where she
has resided continuously.
Besides her widower she is ur-
1i rrgI s. Solomon Of Park City and
Herman of the U. S. army, now
stationed in the Pacific. Six daugh-
tiers, Mrs. David Busch of Brighton,
Colo; Mrs. Victor Michael, Martha,
Lucille, Fay and Charlotte, all re-
siding at the family home, and
nine grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday at the German Congrega-
tional church in Laurel and burial
was in the Park City cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Flood and
son John and A. l.. Grubs attended
the Peterson farm sale near Fish
tail. Friday.
Mrs. Lucia Bongiani, Mrs. Joe
Munoz, Mrs. Frank Kappel and
Mrs. Joe Kappel, Mrs. Amos Flood,
Mrs. Pete Frank, Mrs. Bill Rehfeldt,
Mrs. A. L. Grubs and Mrs. Kenneth
Shay attended a shower for Mrs.
Samuel Flood in Park City, We'd
nesday night.
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-07

Army Service Forces, Montana
district, Butte, Mont.
Thirty-seven Montana men were
enlisted in the regular army during
the third week in October, accord
ing to Lieut.. Col. Fred L. Hardy.
commanding officer of the military
personnel procurement service head
quarters in Butte. Among them was
David E. Cation of Laurel.
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-07

tional ladies' aid. Visitors were
Mrs. Alec Frank, Mrs. Emanuel
Frank, Mrs. Henry Frank, Miss
Rachel Kaiser, Pvt. Pauline Grey
and Mrs. Ed Marker. A piano and
violin duet was played by Mrs.
Henry Frank and Albert Frank.
Miss Lydia Frank read a poem on
Thanksgiving.
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-07

gunner in a BIZ Flying Fortress
with the Eighth air force. He wears
the Air medal and oakleaf cluster
and ETC ribbon with three battle
stars.
Before entering the army he was
engaged in farming, to which he
plans to return.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Neal Gunnels of Billings, Mont.
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-07
Curtain Edges

To insure straight edges on scrim
curtains, fold each one down the
center and haste the edges together
before washing.
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-07
Corn EarWOrm Loss

The yearly loss from corn ear
worm damage is estimated at $103,-
100000, and it is particularly both
ersome in the garden.
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-07
Friday, Nov. 80.

Friday, Nov. 80.
Mrs. Oliver Mayhugh and Mrs.
Kenneth Walker are to be in charge
of the collecting of articles for the
annual bazaar of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service at the
Methodist church.
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-07
Wednesday, Nov. Id.
Monday, Nov. 26.
Tuesday, November 81.

Tuesday, November 81.
The meeting of the American
Legion Auxiliary past presidents
parley which was scheduled for
Nov. 10 will be held at the home
of Mrs. S. S. Bliss. At the meet
ing. boxes are to be packed to send
to hospitalized service men and wo-
men.
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-07

Saturday, Nov. TO-.

Saturday, Nov. 10.
The Congregational ladies' aid
will conduct a food sale at the
Roysdon furniture store.
Wednesday, Nov. ID.
Our Savior's Lutheran ladies' aid
will meet in the church basement.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Stockdale
and Mrs. Charles Wood.
Monday, Nov. 26.
The meeting of the Laurel Daugh-
tiers of the Nile club will be held
on this date instead of Nov. IL.
The group will meet at the home
of Mrs. l.. w. Hageman to do hos
pital sewing.
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-07

Shlp Bulldlng corporation.
Public Relations Office, Army
Service Forces Training Center,
Fort Lewis, Wash:
Raleigh w. Easton of Laurel,
Mont, was honorably discharged to-
day from the service, officials at
the separation center have
ed.
Fort George Wright, Wash, Oct.
"a:
I Staff Sgt. James A. Gunnels has
been given an honorable discharge
from the army after "a months of
service that included a 11-month
tour of duty in the European
theater.
Sergeant Gunnels served as a tail
Laurel outlook., 1945-11-07

mar was employed by the Oregon
Ship Building corporation.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
Truck Drivers Win
Awards In Europe
BY GEORGE COLEMAN MOORE

by GEOhGE COLEMAN MOORE
SOMEWHERE IN LUXEM-
BOURG-- CAMP - Seven 626th
Ord. (AM) CO. truck drivers were
awarded the Drivers badge and
bar here recently for their skill,
ability, and dexterity" in operating
motorized vehicles from the Nor
mandy beaches to the borders of
Germany. The honors were ordered
by 1t. Col Walter E. Ferry, Tulsa
Okla, 150th. Bait. commanding.
Winners of the insignia were
Cpl. George Antoine, Lafayette, La.
IT'S William Daniels Jr, Bruman,
Texas; IT'S William Houston,
Alexandria, La; Pfc. Calvin Bank
head, Plain Dealing, La; Pfc.
Oris Martin, Lafayette, La; Pfc.
Charles Williams, Jr., Houston
and Pfc Eddie Williams, Platt-
man, La The occasion had double
meaning for Daniels who was also
upped to TIA.
We're all very proud Of the fell
lows" declared Sgt. Hebert Deaty
section chief Of Bastrop, La. '..Since
We were organized over two years
ago we haven't had a serious acci-
dent in the states, Ireland, England
France, or out here"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
New Jersey To Get
State FEPC Measure

TRENTON, N. j. (C)--New jersey
Legislatures sole Negro member
Or James o. Hill tPa) will intro
duce new fair employment prac-
tice bill March IL when the Iegis-
lature reconvenes.
Meanwhile, according to Gov
Walter Edge, the measure is being
drafted to contain "all the major
principles of the New York leg1s-
lation not already on our stature
books"
Edges support Of the bill virtu-
ally assumes passage in the Republl
can controlled legislature. The Hill
measure will place the response
bility of enforcement with a now
existing state department instead OF
with new and separate commits.
sion as advocaed by the minority
members of the legislature and by
organized labor groups in the
state"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
Recreation Institute
At Pascagoula

PASCAGOULA, Miss. Imple-
menting the developing interest in
recreation for Negroes in Mississippi
following the state wide recreation
conference at Campbell College in
Jackson last year and the organi-
cation of the Mississippi Recrea-
tional Association for Negroes
which grew out of the meeting, the
local Recreation Committee con-
Quoted a Recreation Institute at
Carver Village, a Federal Housing
Project for Negroes here March S
to 9.
Delegates from many sections of
the state from fields of social work,
business, education and other pro-
fessional groups attended the con-
ference which was under the direc-
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In regarding Love, Marriages,
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Obtain a box of the Luck Help
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
Baptismal Services
Held At Berean
Church

On Sunday night, March 4th, the
members of the Berean Church well
coined the special service multitude
of visiting friends The entire audi
ence listened attentively to the
splendid sermon, 1.-THE Entrance of
the Church" delivered by Pastor E..
E. Myles.
Preceding thte sermon, Mr.. w.
E. Scott rendered a vocal solo Fol-
lowing the short international SER
mon, candidates were baptised into
the church. The baptism featured
the procedure of Christ. There were
three factors which made the bap-
tism, death, burial and resurrection.
If the Bible is a puzzle to you,
come to the Berean Church on the
corner of Rose and Pascagoula st.
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Gen. Macarthur
Finds Old Barber
GENERAL VISITS

A rustic Of excitement stirred the
compound in which Howell lived
"The General is coming" Into the
door of the building stepped Gen.
Douglas Macarthur, followed close
ly by his staff aides. His eagle eye
feel on the aged, emaciated form of
Howell. A CLINT of recognition, and
the General walked swiftly across
the intervening distance, threw his
arms around the little ebon figure
and shouted:
"Johnniel Do you know it's ex-
actly three years today since you
cut my hair on the Rock" john
ME was speeches. then, but almost
eloquent when talked to him
day later.
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BY CHARLES III. LOEB
(NNPA War Correspondent

WITH THE 37th DIVISION IN
MANILA - Fighting with the re-
naming japanese was continuing
in and around the capital city of
the Philippines and Japanese artil-
lery what was left of it - was
pounding the Manila business Sec
ton, but John NJ Howell, II, form
er resident of Sumter, S. c., wore
a broad smile on his face.
Howell, one of the 30-odd colored
Americans liberated from the Japa-
nese internement camps at Santa
Tomas and Bilibid, in the northern
sector of the city, was the hero of
heroes among the liberated Ameri-
can civilians.
Howell had been transferred from
Santa Tomas and with other inter-
nees, sent to Bilibid, about half
mile away.
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POWELL TO BE PRESENTED

DETROIT mp -"Why the public
Should Demand a Fay Raise for
Postal Employees" and What's
Cooking in Congress for the Me-
gro" are dual subjects to be dis
cussed sunday, March IL, by Rep
resentative A. Clayton Powell OF
New York. The meeting, sponsor
ed ty the Research Bureau for Ne
gro's Postwar Economic security,
will be thrown open to the general
public and will be held at Bethel
A M E. Church
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WAC Band Statutes
Mrs. Mary Bethune

FORT DIES MONIES, IOWA.
cSNS) The 404th ASF Band play
ed a special musical program az
the Service here on the post, in
honor of Mrs. Mary Mcleod Be-
thrne, founder and president imeri-
tus of the Bethune Goodman Coll
eye, Daytona Beach, Florida
Mrs. Bethuae was attending a
three day conference of the Nat
ional Civilian Advisory Committee
Of the Woman's Army Corps, held
here on the post. She also visited
the Band Barracks. where she adj
dressed the Band and those present.
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Capital To Lift
Ban On Wright

WASHINGTON CAMP - The
local boxing commissions ''inde.
finite suspension" of Chalky Wright.
top-rotch featherweiaht fighter, and
his manager Eddie Walker, imposed
last September when Wright al
legedly ran out of about here with
PITTSBURGH Jackie Wilson will be-
lifted April II, it was revealed here
this week.