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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16

cev, izdajalcev in kvizlingov v
krvaveci domovini. Zadnii so
rabbi Hitlerjeve besede il Ber-,
lima: Uniciti komunizem.
Ameriska bratska zveza je BIZ
la prva skupina in podporna or
ganizacija med Slovenci v Anne
riki, XII Sc je potion glavnega cd
bora izrazila in neustrasena po-
stavila ma stran pravice in res
nice, ma stran svetlobe in luci, ma
stran revnega in malega cloveka
v Sloveniji-na stran Osvobo-
dime fronte in partizanskih od-
delkov, in to je storila prav lah-
ko nasa organizacija, ker je ved-
no trdno stala ma strani vojsku-
joce Sc Amerike in zaveznikov.
POMONA akcija Jugoslovan-
ski pomozni odbor, slovenska
sekcija, maj Sc pridruzi in spoil
S pomoznim odborom ZOJSA v
New, Yorku. Ne bojte Sc bav-
bava, da Sc DO pomoc rabilo v
politicne namene, kar vam ma
glasajo tisti, XII so bill coklja pri
Slovenskem ameriskem narod-
mem svetu.
Cas- je prisel, da Sc pogledamo
il oci oci. Cemu bi Sc prikriva-
Ii, ko so stvari il domovine Re
tako jasne, da nekdanji mini.
ster Jugoslavije, g. Snoj, prizna-
va svoje h u d o b n e namere in
zmote, katere je tako izrazito "a
govarjal Sc septembra meseca
1913 v New Yorku.>
In zakaj sc nekateri tako bo-
jijo takojsne pomoci? Bojijo Sc,
da hi tisti, XII so Sc skoro stiri
leta borili, prvi ne dobili potreb-
ne pomoci.
Vse, kar sem vam pisal kot
direktor publicite pri JPO, SIS,
sem vam pisal z enim in cistim
namenom, da pomagamo nasim
ljudem v Sloveniji, in ma TEN
staliscu Sc danes stojim in ne "a
nikam nobene besede.
Vsako .zavijanje in podtika-
ME, kaj sem JAZZ pisal, je v po-
moe vsakdanjim spletkam 60
spoda Fotica v Ameriki in v po-
moe skrahiranim domobrancem
in kvizlingom V Hitlerjevi sluz-
bi.
Gospod Fotic nina rad nase-
ga iskrenega narodnega borca
in pisatelja Louisa Adamica, XII
je re toliko storil "a trpeci ma
rod v domovini, zato tudi lahko
veste, ma kateri strani stoji Ada
mic, da, mas Louis Adamic, XII je
prekrizal nacrte "Foticev,"
"Snojev," domobrancev, kvizlin-
gov, in morebiti tudi potuhnje-
nih "slovenskih f fasistov" v
Ameriki.
To tudi danes re We pretezna
vecina sloyenskega naroda v
Ameriki.
Fora vstaja, dan Sc della!
Posneto IL Nove Dobe, glasila
AmeriSke br0tske svese.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16
vzgojena pravih krogih in primernegs

sokega rodu, vzgojena pravih krogih in prmernega
obnasanja.
Dl. Juan Negrin, moz velike hrabrosti mogocnega
nteekta in neomahljive znacanosti in postenosi ina
to nesreco, da je tujec da e zgnan in predvsem da e
evcar To je kombinacija katero anglesH Foreign Of
flee -kot vemo-le redko pregleda il odpusti. TO je
kombinacja, katero je Churchiu tezko obcudoVat.
Churchill ljub eyco le akrat kadar se bon OBJ njegov
strani in pod njegoyim vrhovnim poyeljstvola. 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16

Anton Jansa. Zdravniki: DR..
F. j. Kern in DR.. Carl w. Rotter.
Seje Sc vrsijo vsako drugo sre-
do v mesecu, soba st. 4, stare
poslopje Slovenskega narodnega
donna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16

John BOStJanclch In me-
gOva zena, XII sta Sc naha-
jala v nemskem koncen-
tracijskem t a boriscuv
Franciji, il katerega sta BIZ
la osvobojena, ko so bill
Nemci izgnani il omenjene
dezele. Mr.. Bostjancich je
bill rojen v Ameriki, starsi
so ga kot otroka odvedli v
domovino in je bival v Bel
gradu, ko so Sc Nemci ma
valili ma Jugoslavijo, kakOr
je bilo nedavno ze pOrOca-
no v naSem listu.
MIR. Bostjancich sedaj de-
la pri Marquette Metal
Products Co., njegova So
proga, XII je izucena bolni-
carka pa je uposlena v
Glenville bOlniSnici.
Clanek, XII ga priobcamo
danes, je MIR. Bostjancich a
napisal "a EnakopravnOst..
V teku mojega dolgoletnega
prebivanja V Jugoslaviji, sem
prisel do koncnega prepricanja,
da je mnogo boljse hoditi ravno
pot, kot pa hoditi po ovinkih in
Sc nahajati vedno ma enem ter
istem mestu. Seveda postoje
mnoge tezave, XII so v ozki I'VE
ri S tenn "hojenjem po ravni po-
ti", posebno. &c clovek ina O.
praviti S soto ljudi, XII imajo
vse moznosti, da trdim bucam
ne dajo prekoraciti meje vecne-
ga kroga. To dejstvo, pa Sc ne
ka druga po vrhu, ne smejo
:lovoka spraviti v obup -po-
sebno ne, &c clovek ina neke
moralne principe in jih tu d j
smatra "a svetinjo, katera pod
nobenimi pogoji ne SINE biti O.
nesnazena.
Kar sem MANFRED nameraval
povedati, je V najozji zvezi z ju-
goslovanskimi politicnimi do
godki - S temi dogodki, XII so
ustvarili toliko krivic in toliko
grenkih izkusenj. Refleksi ten
so padli tudi med ma
Sc ljudi tn " Ameriki. To ja
bila moja prva ugotovitev, ko
sem brskal 20 n a s e m tukajs-
MEM tisku, cd katerega e m
bill precej let popolnoma odvo-
jen. V tenn tisku sem srecal sta
re znance, tiste znance tudi, "a
katere sem bill trdno preprican,
da so ze davno mrtvi in pozab-
ljeni. Tu in tam sem vzkliknil
v globokem zacudenju: "Poglej,
ia je pa tudi tn >" .~.
Proved bi bilo imcnovati vsa-
kega posebno in to mi "a sedaj
nj tudi namen. Teh nekoliko be-
sed je posveceno tistim soroja-
kom tn, XII zele boljso usodo ju-
goslovanskim narodom in Sc u
kvarjajo ~prasanjem, &c bodo
tt narodi sploh nekdaj 'doziveli,
da 81 ustvarijo prayicni demo-
kraticni dom. Posebno sedaj, ko
so ma najboljsi poti in imajo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16
Janko N. Rogelj,
glavni predsednik ABB:
Ia takoj$snjo
p0nn0c

Letos sem spet dobil IL glav-
mega urada Ameriske bratske
zveze denarno nakaznico "a vso-
to $50, katero je postal glavni
tajnik, brat Anton Zbasnik. De-
narni prispevek je namenjen "a
reveze v domovini. Izroeil sem
poslano vsoto lokalnemu odboru
st. 2, JPO, SIS v Clevelandu, S
pripombo, da sc denar porabi "a
takojsno pomoc nasim nesrec-
nezem v domovini.
Vsoto 60 dolarjev SO prispeva-
Ii sledeei: Anton Zbasnik, SIS;
Louis Champa, $40; Frank Tom
sich, So; Barbara Matesha, Sc;
Katherine Peshel, Sc; Elizabeth
Sever, Sc; Anne Grahek, Sc, in
Anne Perovshek, So. vala
vsem imenu trpecega naroda v
domovini!
Enake prispevke so v glav-
nem uradu vsako leto potrosili
"a medsebojna bozicna darila.
A sedaj, ko so nenormalni casi,
naklonili SO te dolarje "a reveze
v domovini.
Posnemanja vredna ideja!
Kot predsednik ABB sem pre-
jel denarne prispevke cd slede-
cih: Ma konvenciji mi je izrocil
delegat Joseph Maticic So; da-
rovala sta Andy Poje 81 in Joe
Meden So, oba il Lloydella, Pa;
Frank.Rich liz Clevelanda je da-
roval $25; Andrew Sprogar il
New Jersey, $40; Mary Bavdek
cd drustva Jutranja zvezda, st.
1876 ABB, Krayn, Pa, vsoto
$45; JOS. Lauriha, Chloride,
Ariz., $40; JOS. Turk iz Cone
maugh, Pa, mi je postal "a dru-
stvo Delavec, st. A SNIP vsoto
$50; John Kershisnik il Burley,
Idaho, mi je postal enkrat $40,
vdrugic pa S.; John Selak il Los
Angelesa, Calf, je daroval $40;
sestra Mary Kershisnik IL Rock
Springsa, Wyo., je poslala SIS,
in sestra Mary Taucher pa $5;
Malta Hribar il Lloydella, Pa,
mi je postal So.
Kot. predsednik ABB sem pre-
jel vsoto $4,095.O2 "a pomozni
odbor ter isto vsoto izrocil lokal-
nemu odboru st. 2, JPO, SIS V
| Clevelandu.
Glavni odbOr Ameriske brat
ske zveze je sklenil, da Sc JPO,
SIS spoji ali zdruzi z pomoznim
odborom ZOJSA v New Yorku
ter da Sc nabrani denar porabi
"a takojsno pomoc nasih trpecih
bratov in sester v domovini.
To Sc lahko stori, ker nam to
pravila sloyenske sekcije Jugo-
slovanskega pomoznega odbora
doDoljnjejo, in to Sc tudi lahko
stori has zato, ker SO nam bill
ponudeni TAXI pogoji, da ne boz
mo krsili nasih izjav, katere snlo
dali javnosti, ko srlo nabirali
denar. Kdor drugace trdi, nj is
.kren, ali pa ina druge prikrite
namene "a bodocnost.
Preteklost nam je pokazala,
kateri vodilni Slovenci IN Slo-
Venke Y Ameriki 50 stall na stra-
nj trpeeega in umiraj jocega ma
roda Y domoYini, in pretekl0st
nam .je tudi javno p0l<asala, ka-I
teri Yodilni 6lovenci n Amerikil
lso stall pa stra1j auob obrsls.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-16
NekOlikO beSed

edino priloznost, da pridejo ven
IL vecnega kroga, XII je omeje-
val vsak politicni, kulturni in
socialni napredek. V bodocnosti
bonn skusal pokazati to krizevo
pot jugoslovanskih narodov in
tezke pogoje, pod katerimi Sc
je hodilo iskati demokracijo v
tistem casu, ko so poklicni po-
liticarji z vsemi mocmi in vsak
ma svoj nacin gasili luei, XII so
tn pa tam zablestele. Danes ju-
goslovanski narodi verjamejo,
da so pri kraju tega iskanja in
da so cilju tako bllzu kot Sc nj
kdar MISC bill. Toda demokraci-
ia ina to cudovito vsebino, da
clovek, XII 81 jo je 'lastno kr-
vjo priboril, veckrat nj sam ne
We, kako jo je zopet izgubil. Ma
enkrat Sc znajde brez ME in u
gotovi to dejstvo, ko je dosti-
krat ze prepozno. To je, kar je
sedaj v nevarnosti in "a kar Sc
prav "a prav gre. Jugoslovan-
ski n arodi demokracije MISC
nikdar poznali. Ravno IL ze 60
ri omenjenega razloga, ker so
jih poklicni politicarji vodili o.
koli vecnega kroga.
Dejstvo je, da je v tenn VOL
mem casu nastala ena nova sor-
ia poklicnih politicarjev, XII so
v svetu splosno poznani pod i
menom "Emigrantska vlada ia
pa ta". V dezelah pa, katere
zastopajo, imenujejo jih bolj
ma kratko "Londonci''. In tn je
gordijski vozel evropskega vpra-
sanja, vpostevajoc - seveda -
tudi jugoslovanskega. Treba po-
steno priznati, da so te emf
grantske Wade vlozile nekaj ma
pora, da bi obdrzale tako ime-
novani "kontakt narodom"
Tu pa tam bilo je nekaj ''spod.
bujajocih pozdravov' in IRA
dijskih navodil "a uspesno O.
svobodilno borbo' pa kaj, ko Sc
po gozdovih in planinah MISC
dali instalirati radijski apara
ii! Toda poklicni politicarji SO
v dosti veejem obsegu bill "a
posleni pridnim trkanjem ma
tuja vrata, kar je imelo "a po-
sledico, da so popolnoma poza-
bill, kje so vrata njihovega last
mega donna. Tako je nastalo po.
polno odcepljenje, nastala sta,
kakor 81 je nekdo alegoricno "a
mislil "dva bregova''. Tisti, Xxi
ga je ustvarila emigrantska
vlada z vsemi pomoznimi sred-
stvi, posebno pa parolami o
"komunisticni nevarnosti", "Ti-
tusevi poti v diktaturo" i. t. d.
V predvojni Jugoslaviji Sc je
to vleklo skozi leta in leta in
znacilno je, da Sc je zopet pri-
drsalo ma dan v casu, ko treba
pripraviti kovcege in Sc odpra-
viii nazaj v "osvobojeno domo-
Vino: ma stare delo, v star
urad. Kot da sc v teku teh
zadnjih let nj prav mic spreme-
milo in kot da je yojna cisto
naravna rec, XII sicer ina neke-
Ga vpliya ma novo formiranje
politicnih sill, ampak ma neko
spremembo druzabnih odnosov
/ pa ne!
Nekdo, XII je bill yedno priso-
ten tam, kjer je bio potrebno
braniti pravico do zivljenja >in
samostojnosti naroda S pusko
v roki, je dejal: "Odavde Lon
don Sc pricinja strahovito dale
ko. Devet Yisokih planina i de.
vet sirokih mora deli mas cd nase
emigrantske vlade".
Poklicni politicarji bodo dol
go, zelo dolgo romali nazaj, kaj-
ii costa, ki je peljala v London,
ravih krogih in primernega
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
Detroit Area
0nFdst Time

Detroit and almost all lis sur.
rounding communities will not set
the clocks back one hour AT mid
night tomorrow night although a
state law will then go into effect
making central war time the legal
time IN Michigan.
HamtramCk will be the only
city in the Detroit metropolitan
area which will turn the clock
back Hamtramck's change in
hours, which came as surprise,
will permit tavernS and enter
talnment spots there 10 remain
open an hour later than those in
Detroit,
Detroit councllmen unanimously
decided more than a month ago
that Detroit would remain on
Eastern or fast" time. despite
, the state law
Railroads. bus lines and tele-
graph services will continue on
fast time
Although most outlying Wayne
County communities have not yet
taken formal action, they will.
with few exceptions, follow De-
trolt's lead
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
= Policemen
Get Citations

Police y tective Inspector
George Mcclellan and Defective
Il Harrison ! Moody today were
recipients Of citations from Police
Commissioner John Balllnger.
NcLcllans citation. his eighth.
was for work beyond tho call of
duty n keeping the police depart
mont informed Of the racial Situa-
ton by day and night activity IN
rJmC ~ war. MOODY vas cited for
keeping up with the scope OF So
lcciive service operations and
changes beyond the call OF duty
IN giving his own time 10 The
work and handling these special
matters for the department. It is
MoOdy's fourth citation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
HE WEATHER

Dsfrsi' arr vicinity psr', CLOUDY tonirNf
Ss'Itsy mild with showers Lowest tonight
about so
Sri0ucrs forecast Protect shipments durins
tre urN' 30 hours for North ~ degrees
Ves' stn,e freezing EAST above freezins
south above ffeclinr
DETROIT DATA
Ten petsfufes THURSDAY Highest n a.
grees lowest 80 mesn NF
Departure from normal Temperature Thurs
cav 1e degrees
Departure from nermsI tenpersture since
Jan 70 degree
Temperature one year ago todsv HiEnsN
- degrees lowest 81 mean rs
Temperstures thiI cate IN past = years
Highest. 90 degrees IN 1898 lowest In
1900
Relative humidity THURSDAY $50 . m
sac $40 NJ sac ? 30 D m sac
30 m s1r-
Precipitation in last - hours ending al
8 40 m TODAY ~ inches
Departure from normal precipitation since
Jan - - inches
perre' DAYS 'of Thur,dsy, March Is. I
Normal iof March. -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
TOWNS on FAST TIME

However. Ferndalc. ROYAL Oak
Berkley Huntington Woods, Hazel
Park Birmingham and South
Lyons viii remain on Detroit
time.
Win the exception of Ham
'ramck. Crosse Pointc Township
Rcdford and Southfieid Townships
were the only nearby municipal
ties that Indicated they would not
follow DctrOiiS lead
Carl SchWcIkert supervisor oi
Crosse PoInle Township. which
includes the four villages OF
Crosse Polnte Farms. Shores
Woods and Park said the town
SHIP hoard Is expected IN adopt
Central War Time Al = meeting
Monday
Those communities that are OK
pectod 10 remain on fast time
arc
Wyandotto Trenton, Lincoln
Park Melvndalo. Nj Clemens
Ann ArbOr lnkster. River Rouge
Center Line. Clawson. Pennington
Pleasant Ridge RoSevlle. Livonia.
Wayne EcorSe. YpSIlanti. City OF
Crosse Pontc and East Detroit.
Crosse Ile residents Will have
Detroit time. ST Clair Shores
Stll has not decided
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
FinanCiier S Name Used
By Fake Check Pdsser

CHICAGO. March Is CP)-
FBI officials said today r o..
Ney. authorities were holding
Allen DubchinSky 3. accused Of
passing worthless checks totaling
$500 in New York. Chicago.
Cleveland. 81. LOUIS and Detroit.
DuhChInSky, who posed as a
naval officer. used credentials OF
Gordon Lamont. New York flnan-
ClCT
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
S5O,OOO,OOO Vet
Aid Bill Signed

LANSING March Is Gov.
Kelly today signed a bill which
sets aside S50OOOO 600 for the eX-
elusive aid Of returning service
men IN the postwar periods.
Under provisions Of the bill. the
fund shall boz cXcluOcd IN deter
mining f.i'l--er deficiency
In the general fund OF the state
Kelly signed - other bills
Eleven repeal ioe-l aet~-relating
20 Bay County while tho other
was enacted 10 allow certain com
muniticS in Oakland County to
form hospital
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17

faster or more dependable than genu-
inc pure 81. Joseph Aspirin Judged elm
ically, as your doctor judges il, no aspirin
can do more for you. Yes you get quality
plus economy too Get genuine ST. Joseph
Aspirin, worlds largest seller al l0c. The
big 100 tablet bottle costs only 35c. Al
ways ask for genuine ST, Joseph Aspirin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
HIGHLAND PARK ACTION

Mayor Norman Patterson Ol
Highland Park said council Will
meet al s o'clock tonight 10 take
official action on the matter.
Earlier discussions made II ap-
pear virtually certain that High
land Park k-will go along with De-
troIt'S time. ne said
Mayor Orpille Hubbard Of
Dearborn said ne would not
recommend change when coun-
cll meets Informally tonight.
All state agencies in Detroit.
including state liquor stores and
the Higan Unemployment
Compensation Commission will
operate on the slow state time.
Circuit court Judges and county
auditors today decided all County
Building clocks would conform
with state time" hut that court
and the offices would open AT 9
a. m and & 80 Detroit fast time,
As usual This means that those
who work in the County Building
witt 70 by their own watches and
clocks ~ home Decision OF the
circuit Judges vas 10 set the ex-
ample for all county courts
The general spring election
April 2 Will follow Central War
Time County Clerk CaSpar j.
LlnCeman said. because. II IS a
-S44+A-u+Ge- -elecl4nH- This means
the polls will open here at s a. m.
and close At 2 p. m. he SAID
Pontiac viii remain on fast
time Far tRs present bat viii put
the question up 10 popular vote
IN the spring election Oakland
County offices VIII be run on CEN
trAl Tine and the rural sections
ri The county are expected TO
follOu Vtut
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-17
YOU CAN'T BUY ASPIRIN

ApvERrisEaETr
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
Crossing Plank
Wrecks Train

SOUTH BEND, Ind, NeV. II
UNS) A loose plank from a
crossing was blamed today tor
the derailment of a freight train
and the subsequent wreck of a
fast passenger train near Lydiek,
Ind, late yesterday
Twenty-Five persons were in
jured, three of them seriously,
when the speeding Commodore
Vanderbilt, New York Central
luxury train, plowed into one Of
the cars of the freight.
Seven of the ID cars in the
Commodore Vanderbilt and its en-
CINE left the tracks and turned
oyer. six others jumped the tracks
but remained upright while the
other two remained on the rails.
TWenty-four cars of the freight
were wrecked.
The train was carrying PA pas
sengers at the time. 1t had left
Chicago at ! 80 p. m. tCST) and
was due in New York this
morning.
The crash tore up a quarter
mile OF track. ncceSSitating re-
routing Of New York Central
trains through Niles, Mich. for
several hours.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
S Quash
Motion Studied

Circuit Judge George B Mur-
ply. who conducted the one-man
grand jury investigation into al
legged irregularities in traffic
court. today ha. under advise
mcnt a petition TO quash certain
recommendations made as re-
suit of the inquiry
Calvin \. Palmer. 79-year-old
director OF recorders court viola
ton bureau. claimed the Iecom-
mendatIon 10 abolish his office
had uo legal basis because this
and other rccommendationS were
not followed by indictments
Felix r. Silver. Palmer's attor-
ney quoted four court cases 10
>ubStantale his clam.
Prosecutor O'Brien pointed out
that the jury report was not a
conclusion but the beginning OF
proceedings by which traffic
Judges should remove Palmer OF
transfer him 10 another job
furthermore" O'Brien said.
The recommendations are not
merely aimed at Palmer but the
report encourages the judges 10
make survey Of the entire
personnel 20 the end that the
unqualified or unfit be elm
mated or transferred"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
Ideal
He|dUptoYouth

Members of the Youth Marches
for Christ and the Church move
mont today were urged 10 devote
themselves TO the worlds work
and 10 bring a universal view
point 10 Their endeavors.
The suggestion came from DR..
Hartman a. Lichtwardt. staff
member of Henry Ford Hospital
who addressed more than 500 at
the meeting last night.
What the world needs in
these times il Christian work
ers who honestly believe they
are furthering real Christian
principles" he stated.
1t. James c. Whitaker, a
member Of Capt. Eddie Ricken-
hackers crew that crashed in the
Pacific, will recount his story of
three weeks on a raft at today's S
meeting. seventh in the series, IN
the Metropolitan NJ t h o d / S
Church.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
SIS Pay Raise
Urged

The county civil service COM
mission TODAY recommended TO
the board Of supervisors fiat pay
increase for county employees Of
at least $125 wear effective
Dec. /.
All Of 4,400 county employees,
except l43 who are now paid in
excess of the maximum for their
classification. would be affected.
The commission recommended
an increase Of $3.50 a year for
each employe, but pointed out
that this would require additional
financing. The Sl25 raise can be
financed at a cost of $500 600, and
the county has S600000 in the
budget for this purpose.
The ways and means commit
tee OF the Supervisors will take
action on the raises next Tuesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
DetfOiterS
March i'm
Windsor

Canadian Labor Minister T
Humphrey Mitchell and 1000 De-
troit UAW-CIO members today
rallied behind demands of 10000
striking Ford Moto' Co. of Can
ada workers tor company-unlon
negotiations.
The DctrOiterS were 10 parade
through downtown Windsor today
IN mass display Of their support
10 the strikers. members of Local
200 UAW-CIO.
MltchelfS unexpected support
for company-union negotiations 10
end the nine-weck strike came in
a telegram 10 ID. b. Grleg, Ford
treasurer in Windsor.
II desire to urge on YOU and
Your associates favorable con-
sideration of the unions request
for immediate negotiations"
Mitchell said
The union had demanded nego-
tiationS on all issues. including a
closed shop and CheCkoff OF dues.
1T has offered to reopen the plant
powerhouSe when negotiations
begin
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
Shot pierceS
Bows Face

Marvin Gottlieb. Is, OF 3742
Longfellow.' is in serious condl-
tion al West Side Grace Hospital
from wounds inflicted by .38
caliber revolver slug which pierced
both cheeks without hitting his
teeth.
He was playing in the home Of
Milton Rothenberg, Is, OF 15465
Fairfield when the latter discov-
cred his fathers pistol Think
ing the gun empty, Rothenberg
playfully aimed it at Gottliebs
head and nulled the trigger.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
DetrOiter Hits
NJ YalllaSIlita

MANILA. Nov. II UNS)-An
American sailor. Chief Pharma-
cist's Mate Clarence Hartwell Of
Detroit, testified at Gen. Yamash-
ita's trial today that 5000 Amer
ican prisoners Of war in filthy
Biibid Prison cooked and ate cats
to avert starving 10 death.
He said japanese soldiers at
Bilibid emptied their messkits in
garbage cans, then stood around
Laughing while the Americans ate
from the cans.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
EsOEs-EIO Boat
EselriaI Asked

Recorders Judge John J Ma
her today set Nov. % 10 hear a
motion for a new trial by the
Bob-Lo Excursion Co. after he
found the company guilty ycSter-
day of violating the Michigan
civil rights law. Judge Maher I'M
posed a S25 fine with a 20-day
stay of sentence
The company was charged with
putting Sarah Ray. "A. OF 1923
Harrison a Negro, off boat last
June 2l.
The company contended il was
engaged in foreign commerce and
did not come under the civil rights
provisions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
Discharge
Points
Cut Dec. L
WASHINGTON, Nov. II dNs)

WASHINGTON, Nov. II (INS)
The army and navy today an
nounced drastic liberalization OF
their rehabilitation programs TO
make some 100000 additional
serviccmen and women eligible
for release within the next two
and one-half months.
The war department said that,
beginning Dec ], CT point re-
quirementS will be reduced from
90 to 55. officers from Is TO 73,
and WACs from "a TO 32. More
than 1888 900 will be affected by
the new discharge program, Of
ficialS estimated.
At the same time. the navy
disclosed that 23,SS0 naval per-
Sonnel in critical classifcationS
will become eligible tor. discharge
by Jan. |.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19

4Ij Draft
EVaalerS

Since the SeleCuve Service
Training Act went into effect on
Oet l6, 1910, l7,s4s persons have
been Investigated for draft eva
SION in Michigan. Robert A
Guerin, FBI head. said Saturday.
OF that number AIS were con-
yicted and received prison terms
Or were put on probation. The
Detroit federal court obtained 3Oo
of the convictions The remainder
OF those investigated eventually
complied with the act after arrest
or interview by FBI agents.
The Michigan figure represents
about 3 per cent OF the national
total, Gucrin said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-19
; Coal Firms Named
In Suits by 0PA

Three Detroit area coal COM
panies are defendants today in
federal court suits instituted by
the OPA for S4,627 triple dam
ages for alleged violations of OPA
prices in the retail sale OF coal
The companies named were
the Highland Park Coal Co,
14500 Second, Highland Park. for
1894: the Zeller Coal Co., 1914 w.
jefferson. for 1892, and the
Lanyon Coal and Dock Co., l5045
Hamilton. for SPOOL.