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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05
LADJA Sc POTAPLJA
Pierre pErrnte

, Zapluli smo ma. visoko merie.
Svett je, bill Sc dokaj miren. Ma
morju je vladala tisina
Cd: casa do casa smo srecali
Sc kaksno ladjo in veliko smo
Sc zabavalii s sestradanimi ga
lebi, XII SO sledili nasemu parni-
ku in Sc zaganjali v vse, kar
smo Jim virgil v morje.
Povsod smo opazali podmor-
nice. Koscek lesa, XII je plaval
med valovi, je eezdalje bolj do
bival obris periskopa. Senca O.
blaka mad valovi je ze razode-
vala podmornico samo, XII Sc je
priblizala povrsini, da opravi
svojo zlonosno delo. .s...
Potem pa sn1o sc smejali, da
smo odkrili zmoto. - Sc nor
cevali smo Sc il tistih, XII SO
zmedo povzroeili. Toda ze nekaj
trenotkov pozneje so mas pot
niki pozvali ma drugo stran lad
je, dokazujoc nam z enako 60
tovostjo, da so .opazili sumlji-
vo znamenje.
Tretji dan zarana, ko smo se
vsi spali, Sc je VISA ladja grozo-
vito potresla ter visoko dvigni.
la prednji konec - kakor smrt-
no zadeti, XII Sc enkrat dvigne
roke kvisku, preden Sc zgrudi
"Tu je," je zadonelo il ka-
bin, "torpedirani smo.'' ~
V nekaj minutah je ze vse bi.
10 ma krovu in oh najrazlienej.
sem zadrzevanju 81 je vsak v
naglici skusal "a silo pritrditi
resilni pas. Castniki in mostvo
so pomirjevali - sicer pohlevne
mnozico. Dobil 81 Wits, ko da tje
vsak potnik zacel skrbeti le "a.
Sc, in ze SO stopali v colne, kc
nenadoma poci zadai drugi. tor.
pedo. & s':- @,: *:
Vendar Sc je zdel sunek to-
krat manjsi kot prvi. Ladja st
je jela opotekati - kot pijanet
- in mas premetavati7 po. kro'
WI, XII so ga ze preplavljali va
Tam dalec ma obzorju je zar
ia pozlatila nebo.
In sedaj smo razloeno Eagle
dali podmornico. Pocasi je kro
lila okrog mas kakor EVER, pri
pravljena, da zada smrtni uda
rec svojemu plenu.
| "Oh, ko bi incl samo en- top,
je mrmral kapitan, Ito bi j po
gnal v zrlo!'
Toda nasa ladjica je bila mi
roljubna; nicesar nj imela,
elmer bi Sc mogla ustavljati SO
vraznemu napadu.
Cez nekaj minut je postal po
lozaj zelo resen. Bolj in bolj s.
je ladja nagibala ma lew
stran, zaradi cesar so resiln
colni oh desnem boku postal
neuporabljivi.
K sreci je bill kapitan tako
ma vse strani razposlal SOS xii
ce. ma pomoc. In zares, bozj'
Previdnost; mas je spremljala
i zakaj Re nam je S polno pa
70 plul nasproti ameriski par
mix cigar zastava je bila v 0
gromnih dimenzijah zarisan
ma ladijski lupini. ~
/ Oh pogledu mani Sc je pod
mornica takoj potopila in izgi
j hrtniki lastniki ma iornnih. Gro
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05

venski narodni dom, st. Clair
Ave., $1,000; socialisticni pevski
zbor zarja, $275; Andy Hoce-
var, Maple Heights, o., in Frank
Vercek, Bedford, O., sta pa ma
brala $256.25.'
Cd podruznice st. 25, Chicago,
ILL.,, je postal tajnik Frank Alesh
$29.48, Josko Oven pa SIS.
John Laurich, Goodman, Wis,
je postal vsoto $40, katero nam
je izrocil Louis zeleznikar, pred
sednik SANSovega nadzornega
odbora. :@;''1"
/ Drustvo st. 355 SNIP in st.
80 SDZ, Fairport Harbor, o., je
vsako darovale po $40 "a SANS
ter po SIS "a pomozno akcijo.
Znesek je postal brat Lovrenc
Bajc. Manjs e prispevke smo
prejeli tudi cd drugih podruznic
in cd posamezi1ikov. Skupaj j
prejeta vsota "a relif ia teden
znasa $1,611.73, oziroma do Sc
daj v januarju $7,405.14. Isto-
casno snno prejeli elanarino "a
SANS $1,6O6.20.
Podruznica st. II, West Ali
quippa, Pa, je poslala zopet en-
zaboj obleke "a stare domovino
in 81. funtov raznih zivil: kon-
denziranega mleka, zdroba, ka-
We, kakaa, RIA in drugega. Ia
zivila je darovala Mrs. Mary
Prosenc.
X y q
Nekateri mas vprasujejo, &c Sc
vedno4 nabiroma obleko, cevlje
in druge potrebscine "a vojni re-
lif. Odgovor je seveda velik DA.
CHM vec bono nabrali, temvee
prostora bono dobili ma ameri-
skin ladjah "a prevoz. Kampa-
MIA, XII 'jo sedaj yodi med Ameri-
kanci American Committee for
Yugoslav Relief, je v prvi vrsti
"a oblacila in druge darove v
blagu. Posiljke prihajajo IL
vseh delov Amerike.. Naslov
skladalisca je:> ISL Perry Ave.,
New York City.
Dne Z. februarja Sc vrsi v no.
telu Biltmore, New York, sveca-
nj banket v korist pomozne akci-
je WRFASSD. Prireja ga Anne
rikanski odbor. Kot govorniki
nastopijo: sen a to r James E,
Murray (Utah), senator Warren
G. Magnusson (Wash.), zupan
! La Guardia iz' New Yorka, DIR.
Ivan FRANCES cd jugoslovanske-
fga poslanistva, clankarica Elsa
Maxwell, radio komentator Viii.
liam S. Gailnaor,, Sgt. Walter
Bernstein Cd magazine "Yank, 7
ki je bill prvi ameriski poroceva-
llec v interviewu z Titom, Zlatko
Balokovic in Louis Adamic. Ma.
stopila bo tudi operna peyks
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-05

ga prihoda te ladje in pa da bi
nam omogocila resitev ma re-
,silnih colnih.
Magnetic srloE Sc vanje v toll
KEN stevilu, da nam je ze gro
lila nevarnost p0topitve. Ia trea
nutek sem ze mislil, da je pri-
sla moja zadnja ura. Mas coin
je EASEL navpicno med diva or
jaska yalova. Ma levi in desni
sem videl, = kakor Izrahlci pri
.prehodu skozi Rdece morje -
'dve vodeni stenii i'm le zgoraj Sc
.je il velike daljave lesketal rde-
&c pobarvan pas roba.
Tisti hip sem izroeil svojo
duso Bogu Nato pa smo Sc
spet dvignili ma morsko povr-
sino -. ,Nepozabni trenutek.
In potem drugi PRIOR - druga
nepozabna minuta. Mnogi' So Sc
virgil v, morje, in zacei plavati,
ne opazivsi razlite matte zace-
Ii vnemati. Nekaterim Sc je po-
sreeilo ubezati, veliko pa sem.
jih videl, kako jih je objel ve-f
likanski "peklenski' ogenj in
jih pogoltnil. ..-..
z veliko opreznostjo Sc nam
je mogel koncno ameriski par
mix priblizati. Cas- je ze bill =.
Zaradi rnrzle vode, XII je pre-
plavila naso slabotno ladjico,
so nam zaceli sklepetati zobje.
Toda vse je videlo lie emo stvar:
resilno ladjo, XII je z nastavlje-
mimi kavlji iskala primernega
kraja, da bi nam omogocila pri-
stanek brez ysake nezgode. Ia
kaj coin ma visokem morju je
nekaj tako malenkostnega, fla
sti' se, &c I je preoblozen,, kakor'
je bill mas. :tH :.asz
| Koncno smo sc vendar lahko
izkrcali.. Vedno bonn incl pred
oen1i jeklene boke ameriske la
die i... =, IL vrvi spleteno lestvo,
katere smo Sc fnoraii oprijetis
~ ugodnem tre1utku - in po-
tenn plezati hkrati z oninii zgo-.
raj in spodaj. - eel grozd lju-
di,I XII Sc je gugal po zraku.
Kateri so padli, so bill izgub-
ljeni. In takih je bilo mnogo,
med mimi neka matt z otro-
kom. Kdo bi opisal olajsanje v
moji dust, ko sem koneno "a
cutil pod nogami trdna tia pri-
jateljske ladje! Opazoval sem
druge colne, ko so pristajali. Sc
daj je bill ze jasen dan. 49,.
In to je ena bedna slika med
mnogini Sc bednejsimi. Kaksno
kazen mora Bog hraniti "a IT,
ste, XII so po, diva tisoc letih kr-
scanstva pahnili mad clovestvo
toliko trpljenja!
Kapitan je zadnji pustil svoj
krov. Naravnost odtrgati ga je
bio treba cd njegovega powell
niskega mesta. Americani so
bill prijazni do mas in zlasti do
mega. Toda on nj narala NICE
lsar slisati, nicesar vzeti -. Ma
slonjen ma ograju je $ kukalom
ma oceh in 2 nagubaninn celom
opazoval, kako Sc njegova lad
! ia pogreza. = Ali umreti le nj
hotela. - Ocean Sc je besno "a
Iganjal oh Meme boke - kot bi
jo vlelsel v globino. Ladjica pa
Sc mu je z vsemi mocmi ustav-
ljala, zdaj se mocno nagnila,
kot pri sunku v box; potem pa
Sc je spet vzravnala - kakor
izcrpan borec, XII Sc ne mara u
dati. Resnicno, ladje iInajo du-
So! Mil
! Oci mas, vseh so bile. llprte v
ladjo, ki pocasi postajala igra6-
la sredi razpenjenih valoY. En-
krat dvakrat - nnislili smo
ze, da ie po njeja- toda konec
'lse nj prisel.
! Potenl pa Sc je poeasi so,
sposko, imenitno prevrnila in
pogreznila v snrt.i Zagrnilo jo
lie srdito valovje in zapenilo Sc
je morje Y obliki kolobarja.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-07
Roosevelt Did Not Approve Of Joint
 Military Operation

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7-(P)- Congressional investigatorS learn ad that t"e late President declined Tune ', 1941, to approve British end American plan of jo'nt rlili- -"rv operations in the event the United States became involved in war. This was brought out in rec Ords submitted to the Senate and House committee Investigating the Jap attack on Pearl Ha"bor.
 They showed however that Roosevelt's military aide Maj. Gen. Watson told War Department officials "In case of war the pa- pers will be returned to the Pres ident for his approval" It also showed that on August 29, 1941, Roosevelt approved a joint Cana dian and United States basic de-
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-07

fense plan.
 Earlier the committee was told there was no evidence that the Japs ever broadcast prior to the Pearl Harbor attack the so-called winds" message signalling break with United States.
 William Mitchell, commi t { e e counsel read the records in the course of the questioning of It. Gen. Leonard GeroW, former head of the Army's war plans division about military staff conferences held with the British before the nearl Harbor attack. GeroW told of conferences in Singapore and Washington in 194l, when mill- tary leaders of the two nations agreed on joint plans of operation contingent upon American involv- ment in the war.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-07
AIRLINES
WIEN AIRLINES

Pilot Whaley made a trip Thurs day to Haycock and Moses Point, taking Grace O'Connor to Hay cock and Murray Argall to Moses Point.
 Today Whaley is making a trip to Koyuk and Moses Point.
 The Boeing is due in this after noon.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-07
ALASKA AIRLINES

Inbound passengers yesterday from Anchorage were M. B. AmeS, from Unalakleet Shaffer ToshWik, and Frank Roberts.
 Pilot Weaver is on the main run to Teller and ShiShmaref.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-07
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Incoming passengers Wednes- day evening were E. w. Norris, Otto Larson, Hiding Larson, and Verne Euluk.
 Outgoing passengers were A. M. Hartford, Joseph Crabtree, Mrs. Emma Rowe through to Seattle;
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-07
PUBLIC HEALTH HEAD VISITS NOME

pr. E. w. Norris, Superintend- ent of the Public 1Health Depart ment in Juneau, arrived on the Pan American plane Wednesday evening, on a health survey of the territory.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-07

When the Goths conquered Rome the city ransomed itself from the invaders with 4,000 pounds of pepper, for spices then were more precious than gold.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-07
At The Hotels
PATERSON HOTEL A. Soper, Nome.
WALLACE HOTEL

Russel w. Mccoy, Adak; Dr. E. ". Norris, Juneau; Otto Larson and Hiding Larson, Seattle; w. R. Peterson, Anchorage; E. A. Jarvi, Anchorage; L. A. Bren- wick, Nome; and Ralph C. Hass, Amchitka.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-07

and O. D. Cochran, Harold Baugh and John Lokken to Fairbanks. Dr. William Davidson was round trip passenger from Fair banks.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-07
Look For Early Settlement Of Auto Strike

DETROIT, Dee. 7-(P)-Opti- roism for the early settlement of auto industry wage disputes con tinued to- porVade Detroit despite he union rejection of another General Motors offer. CIO United Auto Workers again sent it's top officials to a conference with the corporation, whose offer of thir- teen and one-half cents per hour increase was turned down yester- day at the first regular negotiat- ing session since the vast GM strike was called on November 21.
 H. w. Anderson, General Mo- tors vice president, termed the proposal a reinstatement" of the pre-strike offer of approximately ten percent. He said it would boost the wage levels of GM workers to thirty percent above the January nineteen forty-one level.
The Nome nugget., 1945-12-07

Coffee, chocolate and tea were among the first food products ad- vertised in newspapers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

We can still hear their voices
ringing in thunderous denuncia-
tion of Japan, when she entered
Manchuria, or Italy when she
entered Ethiopia, or Germany
when she entered Austria and
Czecho-Slovakia. or Russia when
she entered Finland, and of both
Germany and Russia when they
jointly occupied Poland.
No japanese excuses that Japan
needed borderline security" no
Italian excuses that Italy needed a
greater measure of world trade,
no Nazi excuses that Germany
needed friendly governments"
around her, no Russian excuses
that Russia needed military Sc
curity on her German or Finnish
borders, were acceptable; nor
should they have been acceptable.
Every one of these acts was Bit
terly and fiercely and properly
denounced by American liberals
as immoral. and the men who ac-
CONTINUED on Page Five)
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Chinese Capture
Wen(hoW Port
international s.und rhO,o

CHUNGKING. June IS (UP)-
Chinese troops broke into the big
treaty port of Wenchow early to-
day. opening a second potential
invasion gate on the China coast
for the American forces on Oki-
nawa, 440 miles 10 the east.
A communique said the Chinese
entered Wenchow 240 miles south
OF Shanghai at 6 a. m. driving
the japanese garrison across the
WI River 10 the north
Deep in the interior Of South
China, other Chinese forces closed
in on the former American air
base of Liuchow from the north
west, west and southwest. The
nearest column was reported 2l
miles southwest of Liuchow after
capturing Tatang.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
.HighCourt Voids
Bridges Custer

WASHINGTON, June Is tINS)
The Supreme Court today set
aside an order for deportation Of
Harry Bridges, alien Nest Coast
CIO maritime union leader
Bridges had been ordered de
ported 10 Australia.
The decision was by 5 10 3
vote, with Justice Jackson not
participating.
The ma jority opinion was writ
ten by Justice Douglas. while
Chief Justice Stone wrote the
dissenting opinion IN which he
was joined by Justices Roberts
and Frankfurter
The high tribunal held that
Bridges had not received A fair
hearing and therefore said that
his detention under the warrant
OF deportation Is unlawful.
Because of this basis Of the
decision. the court did not go
into the larger constitutional
questions, such as the authority OF
Congress 10 order deportation OF
aliens who are Communists.
The court found that Bridges
was ordered deported on a mis-
construction of the term "affilia-
ton" as used in the law, with ref
erence 10 affiliation with groups
advocating overthrow of the gov
ernment by force and violence.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
ljO E-Men to Hunt !
Michigan Tax Cheats

Albert c. Grunewald, special
agent in charge of the treasury
departments Detroit intelligence
unit, said today that an army of
$500 T-men would be assigned
the immediate task of running
down income-tax evaders whose
delinquencies run into many mil
lions of dollars.
More than $50 of the new agents
will be assigned to Michigan.
Recruiting OF this army got
under way today as the first step
in what Gruenwald said would be
an intensive campaign. -
Five hundred cases already are
under the. investigating eye Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

treasury department agents
Much Of the money involved N
believed 10 represent profits from
black market operations and war
contract manipulations.
Grunewald pointed out that the
recruiting campaign would be q
break for returning veterans
without jobs. Men with accounts
ing. investigating and legal ex-
perience or training are needed
in numbers. he said.
Applications should 20 70
Harold K. Forbes, federal civil
service director for Michigan,
whose Office Is In the fsderai
building.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Haw Hdw in Court
On Treason Chdrqe

LONDON. June Is (INS)-Wil-
liam Joyce, the Englishman who.
as Lord Haw Haw. broadcast
anti-British TRADES from Berlin,
was arraigned today in Bow street
magistrates court on a charge of
treason.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
100000 Germans
Flee SudetenIand

PRAGUE, June Is (UP)-The
first of some 100000 chastened
Sudeten Germans were reported
fleeing across the Czecho-Slovak
border into Germany today in ex-
pectation Of a mass custer.
There has been no forced exo-
dus from the borderland yet, and
Czecho-Slovak officials there have
been ordered TO 'go easy until
an agreement on the population
transfer has been reached with
the United States, Britain and
Russia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Macarthur 10 Keep
Land Force Command

WASHINGTON, June 1S (INS)
Macarthur. il was learned
today. will have ultimate supreme
command of American operations
in the final defeat of Japan.
Despite the redeployment Of
large forces, including many
famous and highly esteemed gen.
eral officers from Europe, Mac
Arthur will keep his present
position Of commander Of Allied
land forces in the Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
N ~ HOLDS
PEACE 10 +
DETR0fTzz@k5T tMES nEg AEz
COMPLETE MARKETS
Poles Admit Guilt
Peace in Our Time
BY CLARE BOOTHE LUCE
Republican Representative from COnneetleu


WASHINGTON, June 18-"When does might
make right, and when does might make wrong"
when is principle not principle !"
when is appeasement not appeasement!
These are questions which increasingly Ameri-
cans have begun to ask since We Day.
They have begun to ask them of their favorite
liberals" and moral crusaders-the men who, be-
tween Munich and Staingrad, challenged the con-
science of the world to rise against nazisn-largely
on the grounds of MORAL PRINCIPLE.
Between the years 1888 and 1912 these American
liberals moraists crusaders these MEN OF PRINCIPLE
veted the Of all their fellow citizens upon the tragedy
being enacted in Htlers Europe and in passionate and
eloquent voices voices trembling with sense of outraged
decency and justice deneated and defined the international
world of good and evil the deeds of nation that were
right and those that were wrong
They laid down list of principles in international
duct and of nations conduct to its citizens and to
nationals of neghborng countries which they declared
be mmuab in the eyes of decent men, of free men, of
men who believed in God.
What those principles with which they sought to
stab-and did stab the conscience of many Americans
in the years just past?
The first of these principles that military or
political aggression by great major power smaller
and weaker power immoral and therefore dangerous
to the climate of freedom and to the peace of the world
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Eisenhower
Gets Ovation
FfonaCapifdf
Complete Tert of Eisen-
hol0er Speech Before
Congress, Page y

WASHINGTON, June Is
(INS) - Gen. Eisenhower,
welcomed homo from his
victory in Europe by a CRATE
full nation, today modcstly
disclaimed personal credit for
the destruction of the Ger
man war machine and gave It
all to the GI Joes and their
Allies.
The warrior general who led
the Allied armies to victory in
the west. told a joint session of
Congress, convened to honor him,
that American productive genius
and the fighting qualities of its
men had constantly surpassed the
best that Germany could bring
forth.
SPEAKS IN HOUSE
Ike" made his war report to
the nation in the House of Rep
resentatives. The soft-spoken gen.
eral first had been cheered hys-
terically by hundreds of thou
sands along a triumphal line OF
march from National Airport,
where he arrived by plane from
Europe, up jam-packed historic
Pennsylvania avenue to Capitol
Hill.
On a solemn and fervent note,
the general told the nations as
sembled leaders that, with the
war in Europe won, the problems
of peace must be met with the
same unity the Allies displayed
in war.
He said that this thought and
belief is "imbedded deep in the
hearts of all fighting men,"
WANTS JUST PEACE
"To his mind the problems OF
peace can be no moro difficult
than the one you had TO solve
more than three years ago, and
which, In one battle area, has
now been brought to a success
full conclusion" the general as
serted.
He knows that In war the
threat of separate annihiIation
tends to hold Allies together; he
hopes we can find In peace .
nobler incentive TO produce the
same unity.
''He passionately believes
that, with the same determine
tion, the same optimistic reso-
luton and the same mutual
consideration among Allies that
marshalled I'm Europe forces ca
pable of crushing what had been
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Baby Sale
Revealed
By HAROLD ARROW

More than 725 Michigan babies,
two thirds of them in Detroit. are
black market merchandise in a
booming adoption racket. F. F
Fauri, state director of social vel
fare. said today.
Many of the babies belong to
troubled wives of servicemen
Fauri said, but some are still pro-
cured from unmarried mothers.
when / say black market, 1
mean cases where money Is paid
by the adopting couple and the
adoption Is not through probate
court" Fauri explained.
FRIENDSHIP FAvORS
when you count adoptions
arranged as favors for friends
by physicians and other inter-
mediaries, the number might
even be much higher"
Although insisting that no exact
statistics on the baby market are
available because so many Of the
transactions never come TO light,
Fauri declared that social investi-
cations do indicate that probably
more than so babies a month are
Continued on Page ?, Col. ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
German Prisoner
Wounded by Guard

COLORADO SPRINGS. June Is
QNS)-A German prisoner of war
was wounded seriously by an
American guard in a sugar beet
field near a branch prison camp
at Sugar City. Colo, after a
quarrel over work.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Detroiter Killed in Ohio

XENIA, O.. June 1S (UP)-
Mrs. Vernon Schoat, as, of 1882
East Vernon highway, Detroit,
was killed today when the auto
mobile in which she was riding
struck a utility pole in downtown
Xenia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Berlin Commander Dead

LONDON, June Is (UP)-The
Berlin radio said today that Col.
Gen. Nikolai BerZarin, Red Army
commandant of Berlin, had been
killed in an accident.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
.a11L3ESI3

lS NORTHEAST GOVERNORS TO DISCUSS SHORTAGES
HARTFORD, Conn.,, June 18 (UP)-Gov. Raymond
f. Baldwin announced today that he and Gov. Dewey of
New York had arranged for joint conference of the
governors of 13 northeastern states to be held Friday in
New York to discuss food shortages.