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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24

IeZkO pl mi DllO AaJt1 LOtlkO
besed zahvale, besed, XII bi mo-
gle vsaj priblizno odtehati vso
naklonjenost, pozoinost in pri-
srcnost, XII ste mi jo izkazale
vi in ostale mole drage Cleve-
landcanke oh priliki mojega obi
ska. Povem Vam, da sem sc YES
cas- pocutila, kakoI da sem do
ma v svoji dragi Ljubljani. In
ko sem g,edala te ljubeznjive,
iskrene obraze, Sc mi je zdelo,
kakor da sem med svojinni to-
vlris:cami, ma kltefe me veze
prijateljstvo, skovano v tezkih
CASH okupacije in v borbi "a
osvoboditev.
Bila sta to res diva krasna
dneva, ma .lep5a v vsem casu mo-
jega bivanja v Ameriki. Svoj
nacrt ste krasno izvedle in svo-
je simpatiie do move Slovenije
ste pokazale toliki meri in ma
tako lep in neprisiljen naein, kot
jih morejo pokazati lie dobri in
odkriti ljudje, kot jih morejo
pokazati lie oni, XII jih vezejo is
krene in pri3rene ve3i z domo-
vino svo;ih ocetov.
Vso Vase pozornost, XII Sc j.,
razvila v pravo manifestacijo
naprednih zena, smatram kot
izraz priznanja zena Clevelanda
zenam v staren kraju, XII so S
svojim herojzkim zadrzanjem
tako slavno resile cast sloven-
skega zenstva in tenn zadivile
YES svet.
Ia vse, prav "a vse Sc iskre-
no zahva i'm Vam gospa Tone
ka. Istocasno "a Vas prosim,
sporocite mojo hva,ez1ost in "a
hvalo vsem clevel==-idskim ze-
nam, posebno Sc on;m, XII so
kakorkoli zrtvovale svoj cas- "a
me.
Sc vedno vidim pred seboj
lepo okraSeno mizo II Vas, liu-
ba gospa Tonck1, kot prijetno
predgovornico. Ia vecer mi bo
ostal vedno V najlersem spomi-
nu, spomi1jalo me 10 pa nam
tudi okusno izbrano darilo, pre-
lepa brozka.
V zelji, da ohranite Vase is
krene simpatije do move Jugo'
slavic in jih Sc stopnjujete, Vas
vse skupaj najlepse pozdravljs
Vasa
NADIA Zore
Cleveland, Ohio. - Bilo ie M
vecer 19. oktobra, ko je skupi
ma Slovenk, potion SANSovil
nOdrl1Znic " ClaVal- ndu incl;
cast in priiko sprejeti v svoj
sredi emo najsimpaticnejsih re
ma il slovenske Ljubljane. T.
vecer je incl biti "a mas velil
prank. Zavest, da Sc bonn
sestale soprogo DIR. Slavkot;
Zoreta, svetnika ma jugoslovan
skem poslanistvu v Washingto
nu, mas je vse vzradostila in pri
prave "a MEN sprejem so Sc "a
vrsile najlepsem redu in SC
glasju. cutie smo, da bono
&c. Zoretovi pozdravile prvo Sic
venko, XII je po vojni prisla
Ameriko in katera nam prinas
pozdrave in vesti cd svojih i
nash zavednih sestra onkra
morja.
Nestetokrat smo Sc vprass
vale kaksne ljudi nam DO ohrs
Mia nova in prerojena Jugosls
via, katera je bila bicana in kr
zana Cd tujcev in domacih I'D;
JIG? Odgovor ma nasa vprass
MIA smo dobili, ko smo sc spe
znali z DIR. Slavkom Zoreton
Stanetom m Krasovcem, d
Franckom Kosom in z gosI
Nado Zoretovo. Vsi smo bi
enakih misli: Domovina nam r
bi mogla poslati bolj idealni
MOI in zena, kot nam Uh je.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-19

gorski potoki in slapovi, XII so
bobneli il tesnih sotesk v ozke
stranske doline in hiteli po svo-
jih skalnatih strugah v mate
rinsko reko. Videl je mesta,
kjer je zacel clovek popravljati
Rhonin tex, kjer je delal NOR
da stoletja, da bi Sc zavaroval
pred opustosenji poplav. Pro-
strane ravnine je videl, polne
lesketavih kamnov in blescave-
ga proda, in med mimi modra
jezera. Pastirji so pocivali s
svojimi credami ma zelenih nizi-
nah oh vznozju gorovja. Vino
gradi so Sc razprostirali po po-
bocjih. Vsak koscek, vsaka te-
rasa, XII je lezala ma solncni
strani, je bila zasajena S trio.
Prostrani razgled so obvlado-
vale razvaline gradov, XII so BIZ
Ii zgrajeni ma presenetljivih vr-
hovih, razsekani in zdrobljeni
zidovi zalostni samoti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-19
Poroka v Barbertonu

v soboto, dne 6. oktobra sc je
porocila hcerka poznane dru-
zine Mr.. in Mrs. Ignac Pavlovic,
il Barbertona, Ohio. Ohcetna
slavnost Sc je vrsila v Sloven-
skem domu v Barbertonu. Ma
slavnost smo bill povabljeni do
bro poznani Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Cesnik, Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Sc
gulin ter Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
Krivc il Clevelanda, XII smo sc
tudi udelezili in Sc prav dobro
zabavali. Tam smo tudi Videli
dosti poznanih, S katerimi Sc nj
smo videli re vec let.
Prav lepa hvala Mr.. in Mrs.
J. Pavlovic, pa Sc drugic tako!
Eden navzocih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-19
uREDNlKOVA PO$TA

pemu solncnemu dnevu in mir
nemu podnebju. Da Sc je to do
godilo kaksno drugo uro dnev-
mega casa, ali pa, da Sc je to
dogodilo v sapi in viharju, ali Sc
da Sc je to dogodilo v sredi no.
ci. Dragi citatelji, pomislite, kaj
bi sc z nami vsemi v tel okoli-
ci dogodilo!
Zato Sc je zdelo odboru kor-
poracije primerno dolociti po-
castitev ma nacin, da bono sli
tudi v cerkev, da sc Bogu "a
hvalimo, in, da Sc spomnimo teh,
XII so postal zrtve te strasne
katastrofe in da sno Sc mnogi
zivi ostali.
Celotni program bo priobcen
ma drugemu mestu. Tu maj bo
Sc posebej vabilo ma udelezbo,
da damo izraz, ma eni strani ma
Sc sozalje in socutje do teh, XII
so postal zrtev in do njih So
rodnikov, XII "a mimi zalujejo.
Ma drugi strani pa, da pomisli-
mo, kako smo bill srecni med
nesrecnimi,~ da sedaj Sc lahko
nadaljujemo naselbino in z
ostalimi prijatelji medsebojni
zivelj. Kdor lie ina srce, bo po-
castil in socustvoval dopoldan
in popoldan pri obeh progra-
mih, XII sta dolocena "a to H.
redno priliko. K pocastitvi so
povabljeni mnogi visji uradniki
drzave in mesta prav ma lice me.
sta, in prav ma obletnico tiste
ure, ko Sc je pojavila ia grozna
katastrofa malo pred tretjo uro
popoldan, dne 20. oktobra 1914.
Oder "a program bo postav-
lien ma cesti Carry in E. 61st
St., kjer Sc DO lahko razprostilo
tisoce ljudstva, da bodo slisali
govore, ko bo istocasno zasaje.
ma prva lopata v znak zacetka
novega zivelja in ma novo usta.
novljene naselbine, da pokrije
pogorisce, katero mas zalosti in
tako vse, XII prihajajo mimo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-19
"a prvo obletnico

Prihodnjo soboto bono vpr-
vic. obhajali obletnico strasne
katastrofe, XII je pretresla ma
selbino vsled plinske razstrelbe.
Sc nase sinove ma bojnih polja-
nah je dosegla ia strasna novi-
ca.
Pred menoj je knjiga, izdana
po uradu mestnega (okrajnega
koronerja) DR.. S. R. Gerber, v
kateri je ma IS. straneh popisa-
ma VISA zgodovina podrobne in
v natancnosti cd zacetka do
konca O tankih in vzrokih smr-
tt, imeni zrtev, delu in TRIP
ljenju vseh prizadetih. Tega da-
mes tukaj ne bonn opisoval, ker
bo lahko storjeno pozneje. Da-
mes maj velja nekaj progra-
mu, XII bo podan v pocastitev zr-
tev oh obletnici njih usodne ne
srece.
Spodobi Sc, da Sc spomnimo
vsaj mi, XII smo tako srecni, da
Sc zivimo, da nismo z drugimi
prah in pepel, kar bi bio, da sc
nj ia katastrofa dogodila v le-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-19
SRAJCE IA
VA$ECA M01A?

Vase porabljene mascobe
so potrebne, da pomagajo
zanj napraviti srajce
nylons "a vas kot tudi
milo in mnogo drugih pred
metov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-19
ODDAJTE VASE PORAB-
LJENE MAScOBE!

Sc nikdar nj bill v Wallisu. Me-
govi posli so ga vodili doslej
vedno lie proti severn. Zdaj ga
je presenetil orjaski obseg te-
ga juznega kantona. Ena sama
obsezna dolina, siroko razpro-
strta med grandiozno zmesnja-
vo skalovja in poledenelih vr-
hov; Rhona, XII Sc je z mogoc-
no samovoljnostjo valila skozi
cd sonca zareco dolino; nesteti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-19

.Celokupni odbor korporacije
vabi uljudno vse k udelezbi. Pri-.
dite vsi, XII ste dali parcele in
XII ste posodili denar. Pridite vsi,
XII ste prijatelji naselbine in teh,
XII so bill prizadeti. Pridite k do
poldanskemu in popoldanskemu
programu. Vzroka je dovolj, da
izkazemo cast.
Predsednik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-19
(Nadaljevanje)

ION meni, da premalo zaslu-
H."
"Ah! Da - lahko mu pises,
da tt bonn podaril "a tvoj poroc-
nj dan pet tisoc frankov."
"Gospod Muller -"
''Da, to bonn gotovo storil! To
je tako rekoc denar, XII mi ga
narekuje vest. Tega mu pa nj
kar ne pravi. Rad ii to STORM. :"
"Jezesna! Jezesna! Pet tisoe
frankov!"
"Da, in zdaj lahko starega
poljubis." Sklonila je obraz k
MENU in prisrcno sta sc polju-
bila.
"Ne smes," je dejal cez ne
kaj casa, me smes hoditi ma
okrog in trositi umazanih
opravljanj O tel ubogi stvarci.
Nikomur izmed vas nj storila
nicesar zalega."
"Nikdar nisem verjela, kar
so ljudje govorili Tereziki."
RES ne? Mi das besedo?"
"Nikdar!!"
"Tako je prav!" in zopet jc
je objel z roko. "Saj vem, vsi
smo gresniki, pa noeemo, da bi
drugi zvedeli."
V dust Antona Jakoba sc je
vzdramilo custvo nenadnega We.
selja. Dvigalo Sc je v MEM ka-
kor pojoc skrjanec! Trdno je bill
preprican, da Tereza ne bo umr.
la. Sc mnogo let bo zivela. @
da! Povedal je Hedviki, da je
preprican, da Tereza ne bo umr-
la in ona mu je prikimala: pri
bogu, to upa tudi ona! Tudi ona
je bila kakor Anton Jakob Gu.
dovito veselo razpolozena. Po.
leg obljubljenih pet tisoc fran
kov il je Sc custvo stare lju-
bezni in spostovanja priganjalo
solze v oci. Dobrota Antona ia.
koba jo je nenadoma docela "a
jela.
20 gospod," je dejala zavze-
to, "v mas vseh mora ticati ne.
kaj dobrega, kljub nasim gre
hon."
"Kdo ve," je odvrnil. "Vse
zavisi cd tega, kako 81 to rec "a
mislimo," in Hill" je izpodbo.
del konja, XII je pricel popusca-
ii ojnice.
Nekaj dni je bilo Terezino
zivljenje v skraj jni nevarnosti.
Potem so nekega jutra sporoci-
Ii Antonu Jakobu, da nj vec ne
varnosti. Zdelo Sc mu je, kakor
da Sc je prebudil il morecih
sanj, preciscen in pomlajen.
Njegov duh je postal delaven,
njegova govorica spet budna in
sveza. "Ne, ne, to je vec kakor
obicajna pohotnost," je pomi-
sill sam pri sebi. Po vseh pravi-
lih, kakor mlad bedak je bill "a
ljubljen v to Tereziko. canton
Jakob, ujel 81 sc kakor macek v
medvedjo past" sc je royal sa-
menu sebi.
Obiskal je Terezo ma kliniki.
Videl jo je v sneznobeli poste-
iii. Solnce je sijalo skozi svetla
okna, odbijalo sc cd svetlih sten
in obsevalo Terezin bledi mado-
min obraz. O sveti Boromej. Ka-
ko lepa je bila! Naravnost stras-
no je bio drzati te blede mlade
roke svojih sapah! In potem,
ko mu je memo poljubila roko
in ga skoraj z otrocjo poniz-
nostjo pogledala v obraz! -
Strahovite trenutke je re dozi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-19
TEREZA ETIENNE

vel. IOQa Ia LrenuLek! freklc-
to! Zategnil je svoj sirok obraz,
ustnice so mu pomenljivo vztre-
petalc.
"Ne, ne, Terezika, prav nobe-
mega razloga nimas, da hi bila
hvalezna. Vessel sem le, da tt je
bolje. Prisegam ii, da ne bos
nikdar vec pomivala posed "a
mleko. No, cemu "a vraga tu-
lis?"
Da ne more drugace, je po-
tozila.
"Ah, bezi! Neumnost!'
Nato je prisla usmiljenka in
opozorila Antona Jakoba, da ne
SINE vznemirjati svoje oskrbo-
vanke, in S skripajocimi cevlji
je odkorakal.
Cez nekaj casa je obiskal Te-
rezo drugie in il je prinesel ne
kaj knjig. Zopet je zahtevala
knjigo omega Victoria Hugoja.
Prinesel il je Lies Travailleurs
de la Mer" in nekaj Gottfrieda
Kellerja in Balzaca, poleg tega
Sc stiri ali pet koledarjev in kup
ilustriranih casopisov. Nikdar
Sc nj bral nobene izmed te h
knjig.
Prisel je trenutek, ko je zacel
Anton Jakob tehtati svoja Gust
va prakticnega stalisca. Kaj
prav "a prav hoce? Nj Sc ma
tancno vedel. Terezo tako ma
splosno. Toda kdo je bila Te-
reza, kaj maj bi storil MO?
Ljudje so vedeli, da jo je
sprawl ma kliniko, vedeli so ce.
10, ma katero kliniko. Toda kaj
bo storil zdaj? Brez dvoma ne
kaj norega, kajti MOI Sc je
spremenil. Njegov stol pri ''Me-
dvedu'' je bill zdaj po vecini
prazen. Narocil je Rothlisber-
gerju, maj vodi vse knjigovod-
stvo. Prijateljem in znan-
je lie Sc ma kratko odgovarjal
In, sveta nebesa, neko nede.
ljo Sc je pojavil v svojem rez.
ljanem cerkvenem stolu! Zda,
nj nihce vec dvomil, da Sc je
polastil Antona Jakoba Muller
ia hudic! Velecastiti gospod
Niederhauser nj hotel verjeti
svojim ocem. Ljudje so kimalj
glavami, susljali in radovednc
pogledovali skrivnostnega upo.
kojenega vladnega svetnika, kc
je hodil po cestah. Anton ia
kob Sc je prav polagoma dusev.
no prerodil. V duhu sc je obi.
cajno zelo magic trdno odlocil
toda vedno je trajalo precej ca.
sa, da Sc je temu privadil ME.
gov neokretni notranji clovek
Sc vedno pa je bill toliko Gil, da
Sc je brezglavo pognal v deja-
ME, ne da bi pomislil ma posle.
dice.
Cutil je, da pri Terezi necesa
pogresa. Vedel nj, kdo je. Sicer
bi jo bill lahko osebno vprasal
vsekakor. To niti njegov grobi
divji znacaj nj incl dovolj moci
da bi tvegal ia poskus, kajti Gu.
til je natancno, da bi jo S svo.
Jim sprasevanjem zalil. In kako
hi jo mogel kdaj zaliti!
Nenadoma Sc je odlocil, da
odpotuje v Wallis. Seveda je hi.
10 treba opraviti Sc Mahder.
jem in ostalimi plansarji. Toda
vseeno, Tereza je prva.
Tako Sc je odpravil nekega
jutra, sedel ma vlak, Sc peljal v
Lausanne in cd tam v Sitten
kJer sc je nastanil v hotelu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-19
M ali ogIasi
Farma naprOdaj
10. oktobra, 1045

Majhna hisa 5 sobami; ze-
10 dobrem stanju ter S kletjo
pod vso hiso. 311z akra zemlje ze-
10 dobra "a obdelovanje. Tudi
vrt. Nahaja sc v Geneva, Ohio,
"a podrobnosti pa poklicite GIL
6O55.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
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Detroit Times Photo
Detroit Times Photo

CLOSEUP of Ed
n ward Mooney, De.
troit'S first Cardinal,
as he entered the St.
Rita Community Chapel
on Sunday. Although
he had heard confirma-
tion of his elevation by
telephone from the
Apostolic Delegate in
Washington at II a. m.
he gave no indication
of his high honor in his
brief address to the 200
worshiperS who at
tended the Sunday
afternoon ceremony.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-25
THE ARCHBISH.
1 OP, Hanked by

THE ARCHBISH-
1 OP, Hanked by
the Rev. Charles Mel
choir, O.S.A., pastor of
St. Augustine parish
Oeft) and Rev. Joseph
Heney, O.S.A., who has
charge of the chapel,
walking in procession
Sunday into ST. Rita's.
Proceeding them is FIR.
Joseph NJ. Breitien-
beck, secretary TO the
archbishop (Ieft) and
FIR. John c. Ryan of the
archdiocese. With the
elevation of the arch
bishop, Detroit for the
first time will be repre-
Sented in the College of
Cardinals in Rome.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
5000 Planes
a Year Asked

WASHINGTON. Oct GINS
A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de-
partment committee told Congress
today that national security re-
quireS minimum production of
5000 military planes a year TO
support an aircraft industry dis
pcrscd against the threat Of
atomic bomb attack
The air co-ordinatlng committee
Of the four departments warned
the Senate military affairs SUBJ
committee on surplus property
that six atomic bomb hits would
eliminate "all of the important
aircraft plants in the Los Angeles
area
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Battle RdgeS;
In Java PORT

BATAVIA. oct % up
Bloody fighting nared with re-
newed intensity today at Surabaia.
hIe-eSt-na4ai- iftsf.r'-fr1- -.istsa. where
1000 10 5000 British troops
battlcd d IndoneSian extremists
armed with captured japanese
tanks and armored cars
British officers reported that
their occupation forces had Sui-
icred some" casualties one In
dian officer was known killed and
"a British officer and several In
dian troops wounded
Or J. r. Sukarno. president OF
the unrcCognized Indonesian re-
public, disavowed the resistance
movement at Surabaia. He flew
10 the city of Eastern Java 10 in
veSugate the status of the eN-
trcmlStS, led by a Or MuStopo.
SukMno said MuStopo was I'm
Sanes-,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Rein J0pS, Plea
Of Wainwright

PHILADELPHIA. oct %
GNS) Gen. Wainwright today
called for occupation of Japan I'M
I'll such time that tho JapaneA
people are educated 10 the WAY
cl dcmocr.r-y----
The s1Htrtt- +-r--c-of Bataan and
Corrcsidor. in Philadelphia 10
open The Victory Loan drive,
pointed uut
"N> long a. there's military
caste In Japan, they wall build
war machines.
we hTvT- -tU-iSrrr~0ur troopS
there 80 they won't build war
machines and So they won't -iie
able To get exports with which
e. start another war"
lie described these exports as
iron. coal and oil
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
How Troops
Come Home

Troopships arriving IN u. S.
home ports today included the
folioUinR:
NEW NORK-Claymont Vic
tory, from MarSeille; 1881 troops,
incl S1Sth Tank Dest, Bn.; Hq.
and Ilq diets, 37th and 16Sth
Med. BnS 635th Med Coll. Cos. !;
l-Z29 -EnEr.- Pin Thomas Sump-
ter, from Livorno, Italy; 709
mlsc troops. Charles Lanham,
from Cardiff. Wales; % mise
troops, ) navy personnel Lor-
emo de Zayala, from Antwerp;
- mise troops. Top Topa, point
departure undiScloSed; one army
man
BOSTON - Laconia Victory,
from lie Hayre; 1891 troops, incl.
S9Sth A.A.A. Bn. and misc. high
score troops GAINESVILLE Victory,
from lie Havre, 1879, inc 236th
Ed Art Obs Bn., with medics;
.Hq. and Hq. Btry., 142d Ed. Art.
Gp.. with medics; 553d A.AA
Auto Weapons Bn. with medicS
Vassar Victory, from lie Havre
! 969, incl lS2d Ed. Art Bn. with
medicS 562nd A.A.A. Auto Weap-
onS Bn.. with mediCS.
NEWPORT NEWS-(Points of
departure undiScloSed) - William
Giles. 753 troops, incl 175th Engr.
Gen. Ser Reg. Stephen Austin,
7C misc. troops. George Leonard,
745 troops. inc. oath Gen. Hosp.
James Jackson, 619 troops, incl.
Hq Dct., 45th FIR. Sqdn. 572d
and 575th Bomb Sqdn. Lief Oh
sen, - misc. troops.
SAN FRANCISCO - Etolin.
from Tokosuka; l,44S troops OF
AID Div. incl. 169th Inf. Reg;
f63d, f69th and f942d F.A. Bns.
Sergeant Bay, from Pearl Harbor,
1850 navy personnel. VIM. NJ.
Stewart, from Manila; one army
man, one ARC and two war dept.
civilians. Henry Dodge, from
Eniwetok; one army man, 30 navy
personnel. Frank A. DOdd, from
Pearl Harbor; 10 navy personnel.
Solace, from Pearl Harbor; $40
patients. Tanley and Arthur NJ.
Hubert from west Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
; ; Tell ell Crimes
Of Ydnnashita

MANILA, Oct % CUP)-Three
witnesses testified at the opening
of Gen YamaShita's- war crimes
trial today that they saw his
troops bayonet and shoot TO deaiS
40 civilians in Red Cross hedvi
quarters during the battle Of
Manila taSt February.
Most Of the victims were
women and children. One was
Today old baby.
A fourth witness, Juan =. Juan,
a Filipino educator whose wife,
two daughters. daughter -in-law
and seven grandchildren died in
the slaughter, said that a Japan
eSc captain had told him the
japanese intended 10 kill all white
persons in the Orient.
Yamashlta, who once was re-
guarded as Japan's best field
general sat unSmiling as the
witnesses told of atrocities un-
paralleled even in the Nazi horror
camps.
Fifty-nine additional charges
were added at the opening Of the
trial 10 the Gl war crimes origin.
ally lodged against him
MANILA. oct. % GNS)-Gcn.
YamaShita said today that ho IS
conlidlpt of acquittal.
II don't see how l can lee CON
Victed. any more than the 4.
- President eF Gen. Macarthur
could he If American troops
had committed atrocities" he
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
SECRET MEETING

In the final message on Dec .
the one that brought Roosevelt
Marshall and Stark huruedly and
secretly into the White House
meeting-was expressed Japan $
intent TO open the war by attack
lpg an undeSignated place at !
p m. Washington time the next
day
II was addressed 10 Nomura and
KuruSu IN connection with the
note they were 10 deliver 10 Hull
az that hour
In only one zone that of Hawaii,
Is this the sunrise hour-consi-
dered by known Japanese air force
tartics 10 be the best time for
assault when planes can coast IN
~ deadly low level with the sun
at their backs 10 blind defenders.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
2,145 Japs Arrested
For Illegal Deals

TOKYO, Oct. % Metro
polltan police. cooperating with
L. s. military authorities to fight
black market operations, an
nounced the arrest Of 2.145 civil
ians in a single day.
The arrested japanese were ac-
cuscd Of purchasing merchandise
from American soldiers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Er0nEpnSlPpn

Richard r FrankcnStccn charged
last night that Mayor JcffricS re-
fused "a request from the Detroit
Council of Churches that the
Campaign he kept from racial and
religious issues
Addressing a banquet al the
Bethel Evangelical Lutheran
Church at Mcldrum and Pulford,
he said
II have accused Mayor Jeiirics
of violating pledge thought
we had both made To the Coun-
ell of Churches. must reseind
that charge.
MADE NO REPLY
1T deNelopeS now that Mayor
JeiiricS did not answer the
councils request that we refrain
from such un-American prac-
tiCeS.
"He did not make IL because
he knew from the start that his
campaign would he an attempt
TO stir racial and religious
issues by poisonous propaganda"
Frankensteen read a letter from
T.. 7. Brumbaugh, executive seCre-
tdrY of the church council.
"In the interests of honesty
and accuracy" Brum b aug h
wrote, 81 must point out that
Mayor Jeffries is one candidate
who did not reply.
Our effort To avoid resort To
undemOcratic and unet i-cal
practices has done some good.
Until just the last few days
there seemed less of such pOllti-
cal claptrap in the campaign"
LAGS IN FAIRGROUNDS
Frankensteen SAID that his often
repeated charge that Detroit lagS
far behind other cities in parks
and Fairgrounds is now supported
by the mayors planning COM,
THE commissions figures
claim 2.1 acres of parks and
recreatiOnal areas for each 1000
of population" ne continued.
This is lower than in any ma ior
city except Buffalo.
The mayors postwar inn
prOvement committee recon-
mends an expenditure of only
$4,000 n year for new parks"
The address was one of l3 made
by Frankensteen yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Post TO Jap Diplomat

TOKYO, Oct. 29 GNS)-Thc
Domei News Agency said today
that Shikao Matsushima, career
diplomat and former japanese
minister 10 Switzerland. Will be
appointed vice minister OF foreign
affairs tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Ex-UniOn Official
Called Red Author
Special 10 THE DETROIT TIMrs

NEW YORK, oct. ga former
National Maritime Union official
was revealed today as the author
of "Seamen and Longshoremen
Under the Red Flag" an official
Communist statement of the role
of the reds in seizing control of the
New York waterfront.
He is Hays Jones. one time
editor of the Pilot, official organ
Of tho NMIf
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
Continued from Page one)

the woman throughout this MORN
ing quoted the woman as saying:
"YOu can keep me here for
ever and ask me questions for
ever but I can't tell you any
thing about the crime because
l don't know anything about IT,"
The Deputies said Jantilo would
Say-littie. refusing 10 answer most
Of their questions. He did admit
ownership OF a black raincoat
which was found in his apartment
and on which were stains which
may he blood
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
DEVOID OF SCANDAL

The mayor reviewed the dis
closures of graft in the police de-
partment Immediately preceding
his taking over the office OF
mayor in 1910
"You know that have been
completely honest in my opera
tions." the mayor added "You
know that not a single breath
of scandal has touched my
administration"