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Evening star., 1945-09-22

Pvt. Thomas G.. Grimes, 2216 Thirty
hrst street. Sc: Pvt. William Z. swami,
Leroy Maxwell. Vienna, Va; MAJ. Alden
G Merrill 2S04 Golston, drive, Chevy
Ghass, Nd: Chief Warrant ofncer Edsar
Evening star., 1945-07-29
HEADiN' FOR TROUBLE:

After such a DAVIS work-a cool
plunge is aces. But what a sight
his hair looks after grooming it
with water-so stringy and un-
rulr after it dries. What a shame
he doesn't know how Kreml keeps
hair SO neatly in place.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
100 Per Cent Able!
BY BEATRICE OPPENHEIM

courage some to become competi-
tors. Bill has been giving detailed
advice to more than 200 ambitious
young men, eager to start busi-
nesses like his own.
But to make a success" Bill
warns, "a man must have a flair
for design and about 81. 600 in
cash - to carry him along while
he's getting established.
1t takes about three months to
break in a new worker in the busi-
ness of making belts, bags and gun
cases by hand. But it takes about
three years for him to learn every
process. mo previous training or
skill is necessary" the Phelpses
claim. 80 long as fellow knows
where his fingers are. And it's in
teresting work because you do all
of it yourself"
Ne SpeedUps
HIGH quality counts here, and
50 there are no tough production
schedules that might mean nerve
racking speed-ups.
Some 200 types of belts and as
many kinds of purses are hand
fashioned at Phelps Associates.
Bill and Elizabeth dream up the
new designs; but the men and
women at the benches often
think up small Improvements "a
better catch on a bag, a different
flap.
One war veteran, Frank Justich,
became so interested in that angle
of his job, that he resigned from
Phelps Associates to study shoe
design. The Government is paying d.
the tuition - and the shrapnel
Frank stopped in the African cam
paign won't interfere a bit with
his plans.
The Phelpses got started in the
leather business by accident. "Bill
made a couple of leather belts as
gifts for me-" says Elizabeth.
s'Friends begged to buy dupi-
Gates, and we decided to give
them the chance"
That was six years ago. The
Phelpses feel that by now they've
proved that the machine age still
has a place for skilled handicrafts-
men. Vets like Fred and Alex are
glad it does.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
Here's how one ''little
business is helping
veterans to get going

INFANTRY veteran Alex Remalgas
whistles as he works. A few
feet away. Fred Crowell. a dis
charged Air Forces sergeant, huns
a merry counterpoint.
Each is a skilled craftsman,
busy turning out expensive leather
accessories-wo women's belts, shoul-
der bags and gun cases. They use
only simple tools and their hands
on this old-fashioned job.
Fred and Alex are among the
first disabled" war veterans slated
to master leathercraft at Phelps
Associates in New York's Green
wich Village. The business. mod
elled on the little shops" of ex-
pert European craftsmen, is run
by Americas top designers in
leather: William Phelps, veteran
of the last war, and his wife, Eliza
beth.
When Fred and Alex were dis
charged, doctors said each had
a 3O-per-cent disability in re-
lation to his prewar job. "Yet
here, both are one hundred per cent
able" says Bill Phelps. "Jobs like
these are duck soup for men with
much worse injuries. All fellow
needs is sight and hands. And we
want more veterans than we've
been able to hire so far"
Just A Beginning
HE Phelpses' comfortable Man.
haitian workshops, sprawled over
three floors in a loft building, are
just a beginning. They have al
ready put down payment on a
layout in Pennsylvania, where
there will be room for other little
shops" specializing in horn, bone
and metal crafts. Simple machines,
needed for these harder materials,
are just waiting to be manned.
Expansion will be limited only by
the numbers of vets who apply for
jobs.
The Phelpses believe so thor
oughly in craft careers for dis
abled veterans that they even en-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
.BOndho|ders
Buy Building

Otto C. Wismer, president
of Bondholders Management
Inc. has announced the pur'
chase of the building for.
merly owned and occupied by
Security Trust Co. 735 Girls
void. This building is
directly opposite the city hall
and occupies a frontage Of 65
feet on Griswold street. with
a depth Of 79 feet. II is -four
stories in height and is one
of the architectural gems OF
the financial section.
At present ii is occupied by
the Detroit branch of Federal
Reserve Bank of Chicago, as
an annex 10 its main Offices
at $50 w. Fort. Wismer
stated:
I'VE purch ased this
building for use as the
future home OF Abstract
and Title CO., which came
under the ownership of
Bondholders Management
in July of this year. 1t is
planned TO move the Title
company from its present
quarters In the Lafayette
Building to this more con-
yenient and accessible loca-
ton as soon as arrange
ments have been completed
for removal OF the Federal
Reserve Bank to other
quarters"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Builders
Ask Trial
Believe Industry
Can Hold Line

The construction industry
should be permitted 10 dem
onStrate that il can hold the
line on building costs before
any additional government
controls are imposed, r. II.
Richardson. president OF the
Michigan chapter OF the Pro-
ducers' Council, stated Sat-
urday.
Richardson has just re-
turned from Washington,
d. c.. where he conferred
with officials Of other council
chapters and with representa-
tives of various branches OF
the construction industry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Snagged
High Costs Delay
Building Projects

Although wi d e announce
ment has been given TO plans
for quick starts on public
housing projects delayed by
the war, not a single contract
has been let so far.
FPHA confirms that in
creased building costs are the
cause of delay. Project costs
have TO conform 10 limits per
unit set under prewar legis-
lation. Here are the revived
projects so far assigned under
H-2: Boston. $40 units. S3,-
062 900; Detroit, 2,4l0 units,
.Sl4,129.000; Montgom cry
Ala, "A units. 900; Ports
mouth, Va, $50 units. 1913,
900; South Bend, Ind. 81
units, S4S3. 900. In all, 26,00C
units TO cost nearly 500 mil
lion comprise the deferred
public housing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Imperial Sales
Offices Moved

The Imperial Sales Co, for
merly of the Hoffman Build
ing. has owed TO larger
quarters at 1856 Penobscot
Building. For six years the
company has engaged in sale
of all types of business. Office
and sales force have been
enlarged 10 meet increase of
business.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
1921 Recalled
Postwar Buildin q
Slump Was Short

Home building. sharply cur
tailed in World War ] as in
this war. showed pronounced
recovery in the first post
armistice year but suffered a
slump in 1920 as a result of an
inflationary rise in construc-
ton costs.
The uptrend was resumed
in 1921 when costs, particu-
larly those of building mate
rials, were reduced .substan-
TALLY, and from thenon build
ing doomed to reach 937 ,000
non-farm dwelling units
started in 1925, we'll over
double the number Of homes
built in 1914 and nearly four
times the total in 1920.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Home Loan
Record Set
6-Month Total
Is $S33935,ooo

A total of 1893, ,935, 900 was
loaned during the first six
months of l945 by savings and
loan associations and coop
erative banks. Henry p. lrr,
Baltimore. Md. vice president
of the United States Savings
and Loan League, said Satur-
day.
lie emphasized that IL was
the first time since 1887 that
these home lending instltu-
tions had reached the three
quarter billion dollar mark in
new loan volume for a six
month period.
At the same time, the re-
payments by borrowers from
savings and loan institutions
representing both prewar anc
wartime home ownership un'
dertakings, went up 10 a new
high of S600,000.000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Putents. Potent Attorneys
TRANSPORTATION

PATENT Your Good ideas Send your
sketch for confidential advice Polachek
Patent Attorney Engineer 1234 Broad
way 4 IA, New York
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
MOSTLY HOME LOANS

"Of course, the great bulk
OF the loans the first half
of this year were for homo
purchase" said MIR. 1rr.
THE natural outlet for the
increased incomes Of hum
dreds OF thousands OF fami-
lies during the war was the
making of substantial
down payment on a home OF
their own"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
DUE TO CT PROGRAM

Among contributing causes
for the expanded new loan
volume, he named the be-
ginnings of the CT home loan
program, including priorities
for new home building by
veterans. which began 10 get
under way during I h e frs
half of the year.
He also felt that the step
up in home reconditioning
loans. which were some Il
per cent greater in dollar
value this year than for the
like period of 1914, was due
somewhat TO the WPB amend
ment late in May, making 1t
possible for people 10 bor-
row for home Improvements
up TO $1,000 without asking
anybodV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
OPPOSES HOME CEILINGS

OPPOSES HOME CEILINGS
"The industry IL opposed
to the OPA's plans for plac-
ing ceiling prices on finished
homes, because IL Is gener-
ally agreed that such a plan
Is completely unavoidable
and would greatly reduce
the volume of new residen-
tial construction. However,
building product manufac-
turers are not asking that
price controls be removed
from materials and equip
ment at this time. They
merely ask that the OPA
adopt a realistic and fiex-
ible policy In adjusting
those controls.
The outlook for con-
struction is good. There Is
every reason to believe that
the supply of building mate
rails and equipment will he
ample. Current shortages
of some products will disap-
pear gradually as inven-
tories are replenished."
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Local Levy Plan
Put on Ballot

An amendment 10 the city
charter by which nelghbor-
hood groups may initiate
local improvements TO be paid
for in part by special assess
ments will be on the ballot
this fall. This amendment
would permit the council Ia
assess part of the cost OF
acquisition or improvements
against the benefited prop
ertV owners.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Death Rotlres

chapman. brother o. Charles T Mr.,
Elizabeth Chapman. Mrs. Helen jameson.
uncle OF Pearl and Sarah Gordon.
Funeral services at Chapel william r..
Hamilton Co, Cas- at AlexandTine Non
day Al 80 .. m.
JANCHESkE - william c. oct. s of
as5s Farmbrook. dear brother n Mrs
Emma Sliney and Mrs Elsie Kr0mm
Funeral service Tuesday. 2 . m al
a. II Peters Funeral Home i2O5T
Grati0t. Deceased VAS member Of
Rankin Chapter No d a
MALoNEY-oct. 4, Edmund b be
loved husband OF Mar dear father
- z Richard and Eileen dear
brother OF Rev. Richard Matthew.
Charles Funeral services Monday
us a m. a. residence. l2a24 Tullsf
10 a. m a. 81. Cecilia.
PoPIEL-stells. Oct 4 beloved wife ~
the late Julian. mother of Mrs Clara
Zielinski, Mrs. Helen JAMS and Joseph
sister OF Mrs. Julia Samoray Mrs Anna
Wiec2olek. Miss MARY DrzeWicCN also
survived by six RranddauFhterS. Funeral
Monday October 2 from residence.
2640 Medbury - 80 a m 10 St
StSnislaus Church A. 10 m
SCHROEDER-Margaret OF 37s4 Mont
clAif. beloved wife ~ Charles dear
mother OF Charles and sister John
Con MURPHY ana Mrs Catherine Lyons.
two grandchildren Funeral service AZ
Cooper Bros Mofiuary. MACK ana Car
! land, Monday a. m ana ST
bernArdS Church AZ 2 D m
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Krug Predicts
Boom in Homes

WPB Chairman J. p. Krug
expects 81. .525, 100000 of pri-
vate residential construction
in 1916. as compared with
$3.50, 100000 for 1945. The
prewar year 1899 accounted
for 81, 100000 in home
construction.
Industrial construction Is
expected TO hit an unprece-
dented high in 1916.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
CONTROLS MEAN DELAY

0ON IhoLS MILAN DEi@Ai
adoption Of further con-
trolls would greatly delay
the resumption of building"
Richardson said.
Every one In the indus
try recognizes that building
activity can be revived more
quickly and that employ
ment can be stepped up
faster IL every branch OF
the industry will cooperate
in preventing unjustified In
cEeaSes In the cost Of build
ing products, of construc-
ton services, and of finished
homes and other structures.
"Inasmuch as construc-
tion IL counted on to play a
major part In sustaining
total business activity TO
permit virtually full en-
ployment, IL Is imperative
that costs be held to a level
which will encourage a
maximum volume of build
ing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Index to
Times Want Ads

Times Want Ads
Auction sales 5. Z
Auto Loans
Automobiles q.
Automobiles Wanted s, 7
Auto Paris and Wrecking
Auto, Truck Repairing =
Bank Loans
Board and Rooms 5
Boats and Equipment 7
Building Alterations 4
Business Opportunities
Bus transportation
Buyers Guide 4
Carpet and Rug Cleaning
Chicken Houses 7
Goals Coke
Death Notices
Diamond Loans
Educational
Electric Rsfrigerators
Electric washers
Electric Wiring 4
Employment Agencies
Funeral Directors J
Furnaces for sale S I
Furnaces. on Burners Repaired
Furnished Rooms for Rent
Furniture. Household Goods 4. I
General Repairs, Service
Cold Jevelry Wanted
Help Wanted-Femsle 4
Help Wanted-instruction 4
Help Wanted-Nale 3.
Help Wsnted-Saiesmen
Household Appliances
House Trailers Z
Industrial AIDS
Loans on Real Estate
Lost and Found
Lumber. Building Material g.
Machinery and supplies
Miscellaneous for sale I
Money TO Loan
Mortgages
Motorcycles and Bicycles :
Moving and storage 4
Musical Instruments
Music Lessons :
Painting Decorating
Patents. Patent Attorneys
Personals 3
Pets. Poultry supplies
Piers and House Raising
Plumbing. Heating
Radios and supplies
RADIO service
Refrigeration Service
Real Estate s.
Acreage for Sale
Apartment Property
Bungalows for sale
Business Property
Farms and Lands for sale
Flats for Sale
Houses. Flats 10 Rent
Houses for Sale
Hunting Fishing Property
Income Bungalows
Industrial Properties
Lake and River Properties ior sale I
Land Contracts
Little Farms for sale
resorts
Suburban Real Estate
Vacant Lots
Real Estate wanted
Refrigeration Service
Rentals
/ Rentals Wanted
Roofing
/ Screen, Storm sash 4.
I Sewing Machines 5.
I Sewing Machine Repairing
| situations Wanted
/ Special Notices 3,
| store and Ofncs Equipment
stoves and Heaters
/ storm Sash
/ swaps
u Trade esho0s
! iT9nSpor'ati1n
/ Tftcks Commercial Cars
/ uphois'erinE Draperiet 4
Wearing Apparel
wanted Miscellaneous
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

Don't forget one or two eX-
terror electric outlets for
Christmas lights and other
uses in planning your post
war home.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08
MEETING OF THE
IMPROVEMENT GROUP

A meeting of the Old Homestead
Improvement association will be held
at the Mccain school on Monday,
February II, at 800. There will be
a brief business meeting followed
by social evening Of card playing
and later, refreshments will be
served.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08

in Western Wayne County for high
school juniors and seniors sponsored
by the new Peoples Community
Hospital.
Announcement Of the winner was
made today by Mantous Uht,
Wayne, general chairman Of the
Peoples Community Hospital Per-
manent Building Fund Campaign.
Judging was done by committee
OF three Dearborn Township school
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08

In 1861 birch bark saved hDldreds
Of Garnett's Confederate soldiers
from starving during a retreat over
the mountains to Monterey, Va. The
trail Of the half-starved soldiers
could be traced for many years by
the peeled trunks OF sweet birches.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08
THE WYANDOTTE NEWS HERALD
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1e45 PAGE FIVE

officials headed by Miss Frances G.
Barrett, director Of English. In
submitting the essays to the Judges
the names Of contestants and
schools were withheld to assure an
impartial decision.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08

Voluntary Port Security Unit of
the Coast Guard Temporary Re-
serve. which works solely on port
security duties, has been praised as
"the outstanding successful war eff
fort which has sprung from the civ
ilian front"
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08
High School Junior
Wins Essay Contest

Miss Ruth Clayton, Romulus High
School Junior and daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Clayton, 35O70 God
dard Road, Romulus, Michigan, won
the grand prize in the Western
Wayne County essay contest, "why
I Think a New Hospital Is Needed
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08
ATTEND FELLOWSHIP
MEETING

The district NEE Gig of the West
minister Fellowship was held at the
Presbyterian church in Monroe last
sunday evening. Those who at
tended from Wyandotte were Mary
Ellen Hunter, Anna Mae Kuthy,
Margaret Eddie, Doris Shurmur,
Doris Jean Badgley, Marjorie Muir
pny. Eva Mae Cooper, Marguerite
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08

Bolinsky. Barbara Smith and
Charles Eddie. Reverend w. z. Hall
went with the group.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08
ROYAL NEIGHBORS
OF AMERICA

Wyandotte Camp No. 1863 viii
hold q card party In st. Joseph
School Hall on Elm street, near
Fouth, Monday evening. Feb. 18th,
at 8 o'clock.
Table prizes will be awarded and
luncheon served after the games.
All Royal Neighbors and their
friends are invited to attend.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-02-08

Already % T o k en-
in"l The fine leath-
Or uppers take and
hold a soldier
b ri hit shine. as
you'd expect of Q
shoe with this alert
military 5 tyiin G.
First quality leath-
er outsoles. Gen.
uine Goodyear welt
C ons tru C tion.
B o w n or black.
Rubber heels. Sizes
6 to IL.
%
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18

V posebni brzojavki, katero
je unija poslala lokalnim unij-
skim uradnikom, je receno:
"Vladi Sc ocividno nj posreci-
10, da bi spor izravnala. Jasno
je, da Sc ia akcija podvzema v
interesu javnosti."
V pismu, katerega je Lewis
naslovil ma lokalne unije, je re-
kel, da so Sc VISA pogajanja gle
de kontroverze, tikajoce sc teh-
nicnega osobja v premogovni-
kin ukinila, in da sc DO pogaja-
MIA v tenn pogledu obnovilo kdaj
pozneje, ko bodo razmere ugod-
nejse.
V pismu je Lewis dostavil:
'"Vsi poizkusi posameznih
kompanij "a asesiranje in ko-
lekcijo glob, dale ako bi Sc po-
izkusilo proti delavcem radi
stavke izvajati diskriminacije
ali Sc jih odsloviti, mai Sc takoj
prijavijo lokalnim unijam, ma
kar Sc DO takoj podvzelo kora-
ke "a oklicanje stavk smislu
notoricne Smi th-Connally su-
zeniske poStave."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18
.Licence "a pivo in
vino Sc dobivajo

Drzavna komisija "a kontro-
10 opojne place je vceraj ma
manila, da Sc DO zopet izdajalo
dovoljenja "a prodajo vina in
piva, vsled cesar Sc pricakuje,
da DO odprtih mnogo novih 60
stiln " Clevelandu in drugod 20
drzavi.
Kakor znano, Sc teh dovoljenj
sploh nj izdajalo cd 1. septem-
bra 1943. Clani tozadevne ko-
misije SO glasovali diva proti
enemu, da Sc tozadevna odred-
ba ukine.
Samo v Clevelandu je bilo vlo-
zenih 335 prosenj "a tozadevna
dovoljenja, predno je bila objav-
ljena nova odredba, in pricako-
vati je, da Sc DO naval "a do
voljenja sedaj jako povecal.
Kar Sc tice dovoljenj "a pro-
dajo zganja, pa ostane polozaj
nespremenjen. Kakor znano :je,
gov. Lausche nasprotoval akci-
j "a pomnozitev lokalov, kjer
Sc prodaja vino in pivo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18
|Starka p prenrogomikih je
breklicana; delo p rudnikih
Sc bo U pomedegek obnorilo
Vesti liz ziuljenja
a,71eri$kih Slovenceu

Chicago, Ill. w bolnisnici
West Suburban sc nahaja Fran
ces Gradisek. Podvreci sc je mo-
rala tezki operaciji, katero je
srecno prestala.
Barberton, O.-Dne 3. okto-
bra je nagloma umrla Frances
Pole, XII je bila dali casa boleh-
ma. MOI il je mrl pred deveti-
mi meseci, Zapusca druzino
(enega sina v armadi v Indiji) =,
vec bratov in sester. Dan po ME-
mem pogrebu je prislo ocetovo
pismo il starega kraja, v kate
rem je receno, da je umrla njena
matt med vojno.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Vile rojeni-
ce so Sc oglasile pri druzinah
Frank Koscak, Anton Bolskar,
Jerome L. Lesnik in John Ia
grodnik, kjer so pustile sinove,
pri druzini Frank F. Mihelich v
West Allisu pa hcerko.-Poroci-
Ii so Sc: Alfred Sorcic in Clara
Kosciuk ter Louis Roman in
Madeline. Nelson.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18

30 do 70 linen, je kri zavrela pri
srcu, stisnil sem zobe in 81 mis-
lii: 'Morda v prihodnjem bonn pa
JAZZ ali mojih kateri.'
"'Seveda smo sc Slovenci locili
v diva tabora. Banditje, terenci
in partizani-to smo bill mi,
imenovani tudi podclovek. Ma
drugi strani so bill izdajalci, XII
so svabom predajali ljudi-ti so
bill zelo visoko cislani in dobro
placani raznimi ugodnostmi.
Samo da je kdo enega ovadil, nj
bilo izgovora zanj. Cetudi je bi-
la ovadba popolnoma izmisljena
ali zlagana, sci 81 v internacijo,
" mucilnico ali pa ma kol "a
strel, ali pa so te doletele razne
nuke, kakrsne hi 81 mogel samo
hudlc lzmlSlltl.
"Grozot, -katere je slovenski
narod prestal, ne more cloveska
roka popisati in ne jerk razlozi-
ii. Koliko muk in grozot je slo
v grob ali pepel! gTisti, XII je bill
tako srecen, da je usel z malo
kaznijo, pa je moral molcati,
kaj so delali z mimi; ako bi kaj
tidal, bi bill takoj ustreljen. Ma
vedem en- resnicen primer:
"Zo Kananikona y Crni so Sc
Va$co,si veSbaH in y mjih bli$imi
so bill gestapouci napadem cd
partssanov. Ker $vabs partiza-
nom . 9orah MISC mogK do $ive.
ga, so Sc donaa6inov, naladih
fGntou IN mo$, postaUii oh 10
zolec IN jih ,,a mestu ststrelii in
ma krGju pokopati. Danes tam,
kjer SO prelili kri, raste rdeca
trava po grobeh. To je bilo leta
1912. JAZZ sam nisem videl, drugi
pa SO sli gledat in tudi mas Raj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18

Naslednje pismo je pisal Ivan
Jeraj il Vodic mad Ljubljano
svojemu bratu in svakinji Mr.. in
Mrs. Joseph in Mary Jeraj,
14311 Thomas Ave., medtem, ko
je zadnji odstavek namenjen Sc
stri, poroceni Burgstalar, XII BIZ
va v Atkinu, MINI. Poslano je
bilo9. augusta t. |. in Sc glasi:
"Draga Mici in Joze!
~ velikim veseljem sem pre-
jel Tvoje nepricakovano pismo.
Nimam dovolj besed, da bi Sc III
zahvalil, torej najprisrcnejsa
hvala zanj. Glavno je, da smo vsi
Sc zivi, o ostalem pa sledi, kaj
smo doziveli pod svabskim mo-
rilcem, dasiravno bi vzelo cele
knjige, ako bi hotel opisati vse,
kar vse smo okusili JAZZ in moja
druzina.
~ grozo smo gledali, ko so ta-
koj v zacetku odgnali v Srbijo
duhovne, ucitelje, doktorje in
razno intelligence. Takoj sem We
del, kaj bo pozneje nami, pre-
prostimi ljudmi. Ma jesen leta
1941 so zaceli razganjati cele
druzine v internacijo, vasi pozi-
gait in rusiti, talce ma kole pri-
vezovati in jih streljati. v facet
ku je bilo "a vsakega Nemca
ustreljenih po pet talcev, ma zad.
ME pa ze po 20. Te ljudi so po.
kopavali po raznih krajih kot
zivali. n
"Ko so padle prve zrtve zu.
maj vasi, 81 ne morete predstav.
ljati, kaksnimi obcutki smo
gledali V bodocnost. To je Sic
| kar naprej do konca vojne, ds
smo ze skoro popolnoma utrpni.
Ii. ce je viseio Y tednu po pet dc
ldeset plakatov in na vsakem pc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-18
VAzNO NAZNANJE

Ma seji korporacije "a zidanje
novih domov je bilo sinoci skle'
memo, da Sc DO sobotni popol.
danski program zacel pol ure
poprej, to je tocno OBJ 2:3O ur
mesto oh tretji uri. Ia spre.
memba je narejena radi tega
ker bo yes program izvajan ns
radijski postal VICAR. Ma,
javnost vzame to v naznanje, ct
tudi je bilo v programih II
oznanjeno "a poznejsi cas-.