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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12

NELSON PVT. DONALD E,-son OF Mrs.
NICOLA. PVT. wILBERT A.-Husband OF
Mrs Marian Nicola. EaSiport
NIXON PFC JOSEPH p, - Son OF MrS.
NOOK. PIC LAWRENCE J-son OF Mrs
Sophie Nook. Richand
NORKoLL PFC MATHEW J.-Rrother OF
NUSCA PVT. ROBERT v.-son OF Mrs.
Marie Nusca' Grand Rapids
OLSON PFC. WILLIAM }, 90 son OF Mrs.
ORLiCK. T 4 WARREN w.-Husband OF
Mrs. Geneyieye orlick.. Monroe.
sADDLER PVT. WALTER Husband OF
Mrs. Loucta u. Saddler, Rosebush.
SACEN, PVT GEORGE W.-Son OF Mrs.
Mary Sagen. Sault Ste Marie
SALISBURY, SGT. REH F.-Sqn OF Elmer
" sCHAPER isT. 1T. JACK F.-Husbsnd OF
Mrs Eleanor j schaper, saginaw.
sCHOBER. PVT. LLoYD-son OF Mrs Helen
sCHUMAcHER. CPL. DONALD RAYMOND
Son of Mrs FloSSie schumacher Dexter
SCOTT. PFC. DANIEL L.-son oi Mrs. Iva
sESsINK, Pre-. DONALD J.-son Of Mrs.
SEYMOUR PvT Guy b. 49, son OF Mrs
SHAW cpl, THOMAS M JR.-Husband OF
Mrs J9SsPninS L ,,n shaw ~ aillsdsis =, NJ,
Eleanor Shsdewsid Adrian.
-SIIIAiuAEK.-Sl -EA.II,-EGsssad- ei-Aits-
OndA l.. Shimunek, Anna.
SINGER. PFC. FREDERICK N.-Son oi MIS-
Eric Singer. Brighton.
WALLACE. PFC. GEORGE H-Husband OF
Mrs Donna Wallace Lansing
WALTERS, SGT LESTER O-Husband oi
MFs, nah VI. Walters. ~Belleville.
WHITING % 1T. CHARLES ID Son OF
Charles J G.. Whiting Grand Rapids.
WIERENGA, SGT. Williamson of Dewey
Wicrcngs Grand Rapids.
WILSON-CP.. DONALD R.-Son OF Mrs.
Sarah A. Wilson, Center Line.
YAK PFC CLARENCE H.-Husband OF Mrs
Betty j YAK Flint.
YOST, PFC. VERNON J.-Son OF bernard
N. Yost. Marne.
zENTE PFC PETER brother OF Mrs
Isabella p Vercellino. Gwinn
ZLYDASZYK, PFC. CASIMIR E-Son OF
Teohl A Zladaszyk Grand Rapids,
ZOERlIOF-- DONALD -Jv-SeR- OF Mrs
Fannie Zoe-1of Holland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Charles E. Wideer

Last rites for Charles F. Widger,
81. OF 1855 LanchaShire, Detroit
construction man. will be held at
] D. m. tomorrow in the Harvey
A. Neeley Funeral Home, 56o3
Maybury Grand.
Surviving are his wife, Ruby; a
daughter. Mrs. Homer Rea; a son,
Sgt. Alvia Royer. serving IN
France: a brother. Willard a sis
ter. Mrs. Nettie Peterson, and two
grandchildren, Carolyn and
Pamela.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Actress Dies
As Home Burns

HOLLYWOOD, April 4t-eBPt
Gloria Dickson. u, blond film
actress, was burned to death last
night in a fire that destroyed her
palatial Hillside home.
Her body was found in an up
stairs bathroom where she had
been trapped by the flames.
Near by was the body of her
net boxer dog.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Mary Bengal

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Bengal, IS, will be conducted in the
Verheyden Funeral Home, 1880
Mack, az s p. m. today.
Mrs. Bengal died at the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. William Resch,
POPS Beaufait, Crosse Pointe
Woods. She is survived by an
other daughter, Mrs. William
Richter of Erie, Pa, and two sons,
Ernest of Detroit and Larry OF
New York,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
.Dydr Rites
Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Anne
Wallace Dysr, u, of - Dyar
lane, Crosse Pointe, who died yes
terday. will be held At 5 p. m.
tomorrow in the Crosse Pointe
Memorial Church. Burial VIII be
IN Elmwood Cemetery.
Survivors include two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Percival Dodge of
Crosse Pointe. and Mrs. !. IL.
Alexandra Jr.. New York; a sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Stoddard of DAY.
ton. o.; a brother. William IL
Wallace, New York, and Sin
grandchildren.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
~>-~-~--~--->, Wednesday, April II, I945 -~--->>>--

March 10, Two Jima; still hos
pitalized; Pershing graduate;
Aeronautical Products; in service
January, 1914; overseas. Novem-
Der, 1914, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pondo, 2439 Mead; one brother,
Pvt. John Pondo, in Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
DEAD

PFC. CARLOS BLACKWELL,
%. marines. Feb. q, Two Jima,
Timken-Detroit Axle Co. employe;
in service March. 1914. overseas
August, 1914. husband of Francis.
S03S Fulton: son of Mrs. Lottle
Blackwell. 1867 Avery
ia WALTER j. kUMECKI,
26. tank corps, July %. Italy;
graduate of Hamtramck High;
worked in Go at Plymouth Mo-
tors: IN service September. 1912;
overseas February, 1913; son OF
MIR. and Mrs. Theodore X. Kun
ecki. 1852 Oliver, IIamtramck.
PFC. ROBERT o. -ESTLUND,
%. infantry, Dec 25. English
Channel. Royal Oak High gradu-
ate: IN service January. 1913;
overseas November. 1871, worked
for the Birmingham Eccentric;
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tellef-
sen. 423 :. kenwood, Royal Oak;
pne brother, Cpl. Donald, in ma
rlnCS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Mrs. /. @. McKerrell

Services will be held in Peoria,
Ill. Saturday for Mrs. Leona G.
McKerrell. wife of Lyle p. Nc
Kerrell, an official of the Banner
Laundering Co.
Mrs. McKerrell. who died yes
terday, also leaves a son. Donald,
four sisters and two brothers.
Prayer services will be held at
9 p. m. today at the family home,
14121 Faust.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
COND 1T. JOHN j

SCHLOFF, "a,
infantry March
! 4 Germany;
hoSpitalized in
France II ly
Redeemer and
Wayne Univer-
sity graduate;
F ord NJ or
a n d Michigan
Nj u tu a | en-
ploye; son OF
Mr. and Mrs.
PaulF. Schloff,
1883 Llvernois.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Rule Altoona Judge
Can Keep His Fees

LANSING. April II CUP)-
Michigan supreme court has up
held a lower court verdict that
Alcona County may not recover
$3.50 collected in fees in addition
TO his salary by Probate Judge
George Frecr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Pacific Area

DE VIEW PVT LAWRENCE Son Of
Mrs. Mary Dskine. Eaton Rapids
EDWARDS, s SGT WILLIAM / Son Of
Thad Edwards, 1891 Sixth, Ecorse.
MOORE. PFC LEO W Son OF Mrs. Agnes
Moore 3552T Richard. Wayne
sALM1 SGT EARL NJ. R-son OF Mrs.
Mamie Saint, Tolvola.
SARRAULT. lST 1T. ALLEN A.-Husband
Of Mrs. Marcela L. Sarrault. CheboygAn.
sARvIs. I'D 1T CONOvER b JR. Son Of
Mrs Lillian NJ. Sarvis. 9o4 Lakepointe, Crosse
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Mrs. Sadie Fishman

Funeral services for Mrs. Sadie
Fishman, as, OF 15S07 Indiana,
who died Monday, will be held at
IL an. tomorrow in the Ira
Kaufman Funeral Home, 94l9
Dexter.
Survivors include her husband,
Joseph; two sons, Maurice X,
overseas, and Ira l., and one
brother and four sisters, living IN
Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12

S/SGT. HENRY j. JONES, 80.
infantry, March 2, Germany; Ford
employe; in service January, 1914;
overseas October, 1914; brother
of Mrs. Robbie Austin. S056 Whit
taker; one brother in service.
PFC. ALBERT l.. TILCH. 20.
marine, Two Jima Feb. "a; at
tended Eastern High; in service
November. 1871, overseas, Janu-
airy, 1912; in Battle of Midway;
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tilch.
01QS RealS
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Frank J. Domino

Services for Frank J. Domino,
"a, who died Monday night at his
home, 14370 Robson, will be held
at Schmalzreidt Funeral Home,
16625 Grand River, at ? p. m. to-
morrow with burial in Woodmere
Cemetery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
William n. Seal

Services for William II. Seal,
IS. of $500 Underwood, will be
held at $50 a. m. tomorrow from
the chapel of the T. S. Richard
Funeral Home, l2043 Grand River
to st. CeceiIia's Church where a
requiem high mass will be chanted
at 3 a. m,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
CPL. RICHARD JOHN TUL-
l4YS BoaIS

CPL. RICHARD JOHN TUL-
Los. 19, marine, March 12 Two
JiH4a veteran OF Marshall Islands,
Saipan, Tinian worked for Hy-
Grade Packing Co; in service
February. 1912; overseas, August,
1912: son of Mr.. and Mrs. ode
TulloS. 70S w. Kirby; two brothers
in service, pfc. William Tullos in
England, and Pfc. Henry Tullos
in Italy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Shirley La Vone Ternes

High requiem mass will be
chanted at 9 a. m. Friday at St.
Agnes Church for Mrs. Shirley
La Vone Ternes, %, who died from
spinal meningitis last Thursday
while on her honeymoon in San
Diego. Cal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Assassins Fooled

LONDON. April il CINS)-The
Turkish radio reported today that
an attempt had been made 10 a..
sassinate Gen. Napoleon Zervas,
president of the Greek National
Party.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
WOUNDED
PFC. ALFRED MASTERS, 2,

PFC. ALFRED MASTERS, %.
infantry, February y, Luzon;
Eastern graduate; Ford Motor
Co; in service two and one half
years; overseas two years; son of
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Masters.
3ll0 Helen; two brothers in Serv-
ice. + Sgt. William and Cpl.
| pppard Masters
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
NAVY DEAD
OutState

CAUFFMAN. PVT FRANK O., USMCR-
Parents MI. and Mrs. Ben =. CAuffman,
Buchanan,
KOWALK MM3tc. BERNARD ALEXAN-
DER. UsNR-Wlfe. Mrs. Mary Ann Kowalk,
Lake ORION.
KRUSELI PFC JAMES f. USMCR-
Mother, Mrs. Anna Y. krusell' Petoskey'
ROGERS PFC. BERT s. UsMCR-Parents.
Mr.. and Mrs William Rogers, Three Rivers.
sZOT. PFC WALTER. USMcR-PaTentS
MI. and Mrs. Stanley saot. Flint.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

Outsate casualties announced by the department
include "a dead, "a wounded and IL prisoners.
navy carries of four outstae killed
and 10 wounded.
cases. kin have been notified and have been
kept informed any change The following list
all casualties Michigan outside of Greater Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Lest We Forget---Lest We Forget!
Detroit Battle Hero Roll

Biographical sketches of De-
troiters killed, wounded or taken
prisoners of war, according TO
official army and navy releases
and next of kin:
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
ARMY PRISONERS
Interned by Germany

BAKER. CPL JOHN c-son OF Mrs. Cath
crime L. Baker. Kendall.
BALL. PFC. ROBERT B-Husoand OF Mrs.
Virginia NJ Ball. Lansing.
BONNEMA. PVT. BENJAMIN C.-Son OF
Mrs. Ara Bonnema. iceland
BOSTON, PFC, GEORGE A-HuSband OF
Mrs. Zuma Z. Boston, Burlingsme.
CONWAY. SGT JOHN I.-Son OF Mrs.
Anna b. Debruyne. Waldron.
DOBRoTKA. 6 SGT. EDWARD J.-son OF
Mrs. Mary Dobrotka, Miles.
GRECO. PVT. EUGENE P.-son OF Mrs
Veronica GREGG Auburn
JACKSON, PVT. KERMITH E.-son Of Mrs.
Ellen NJ. Jackson. stamoaugh.
MORRISON. PVT TROJAN Husband Of
Mrs Mary Morrison, 1881 Parker Dearborn
NEAL. PVT, WALTER E.-Husband Of Mrs
Ruth Z. Neal Bay. CITY.
WOOD. PFC. THOMAs-son OF Mrs Ruby
Wood, National Mine.
ZIcHTERMAN. SGT. A. H-Husosnd OF
Mrs Grace Ziohterman, Kalamazoo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12

r. PFC. SEBASTIAN l.. NOR
FINO, 20. infantry, Dec. Is, Ger
many; hoSpitalizcd. England; at
tended Southwestern; Fish er
Body. in service May, 1914 over
Seas1JanHaHs =i945-sen of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael NJ. Morfino, 1923
SprIngwells
PFC. PHILIP r. PONDO, 1e,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12
Pacific Area
Outstate

BEAUCIIAMP. PFC ROBERT J-Son Of
Mrs. Amanda Beauchamp. Iron Mountain
cURTIss. CPL. REX s.-Husband OF Mrs
Edith A, Curtiss. L6pcer
Crai, Saginaw,
KAsUL. PFC JOSEPH J--son OF Mrs Ann
Kasul, Grand Rapids.
LAMING. PVT. KENNETH C.--Husband OF
Mrs. Betty NJ. Laming Port Huron.
sKIBA. PVT. WALTER a Husband OF
Mrs Barbara l. Skiba Big Rapids.
SMITH. PVT. ALVIN Husband Of Mrs
Edna sTHrrr1- BatrTF CreeE
WILSON. PFC MILTON I-Son OF Mrs.
FlosSie Wilson, Galesburg.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-12

WILSON. PFC. MILTON I.-son OF Mrs,
Wilson Tp1pghtIrQ
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Mdsons Stage
Pioneer Dinner

Members Of Palestine Lodge
No. 357. r. e. A. NJ, today were
launched upon another year OF
Detroit progress. after their an.
nual banquet last night in the
Fountain RoCr10of the Masonic
Temple.
Pioneers Night was the theme
Of the, dinner highlighted by the
attendance of several prominep5
Detroit pioneers and some go
members of the lodge and guo<tS.
1t. Gen. William 6. Knfdsen
presented life memberships 10
Harry c. Andrews and Archie
Mckay. lodge members for more
than 40 years. and George "
Mason. head Of NaSh-Kelvinator.
presented Palestine buttons to the
newly enrolled.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
922.645 Army
Casualties

WASHINGTON, Oct. % 1NS)
The war department has an
nounced that army casualties
reported through Oct. q totaled
922 ,645. including 2l6 966 killed, of
which 1852 died while prisoners
OF war.
Casualties comprised 571.330
wounded. 1855 missing and 49,
7S4 prisoners.
OF the prisoners, 107,457 have
been officially listed as exchanged
or returned 10 military control and
364. 1876 Of the wounded have re-
turned 10 duty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Lest We Foreetl
) DetrOiters
Listed Dead

Two postwar casualties which
occurred in the Pacific area were
reported to the Times today by
the next of kin.
Two fliers who had previously
been reported missing in action
over Germany have now been
officially declared dead
A member of the sd Airborne
Division has also been listed as
officially dead. He had been miss
ing since October. 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Is,425 SAIL FOR Z. s.

HONOLULU. Oct. 26 up
Twelve ships were scheduled 10
leave today with 1925 Pacific
veterans, largest group 10 en-
bark from the islands in single
week since demobilization started
The passengers include $50
army officers, $50 army enlisted
men, 1,720 navy officers and
1915 navy enlisted men. Some
were hospital patients.
Another contingent Of $500
Servicemen will sail for the
United States Tuesday on II es-
cort carriers, a hospital ship and
the carrier Saratoga.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Auction Ups Fund
For Police $1,000

The police pension fund was
S3,703 richer today as a result of
the semi annual auction.
More than 1000 persons ap-
peared at Central Station 10 bid
on bicycles, radios and auto acccs-
sorieS. The articles sold were un-
claimed after being found or
taken i'm raids.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
SixWounded
Reach Jones

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, Oct
26-Yesterday's arrivals at Percy
Jones Hospital center included S
Detroit area casualties. They are /.
Karen Pfc stephen - Ridge Ecorse
CAVANACGH 3 Gerard A. Msrdcison
DALiDfDA T = Edward 4sOl Fifty-FirSt
LUCAS. 7 Alva 900 FarnsWorfh
MEDRTCH Pfc Nicholas 244 Horton.
BAUER. Capt Edward C.. Pontisci
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Jap Papers Attack
New Constitution

TOKYO. Oct. 26 1NS)-The
Japanese press raised its voice in
the characterization OF Japan to-
day by launching a bitter attack
against Prince Fumimaro Konoye,
the man who is charged with re-
drafting the japanese constitu-
ton.
Two leading Tokyo newspapers.
Yomiuri and Hochi. sharply criti-
cized the former prime minister's
background.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Builder Is Accused
OF DOdging Contracts

The prosecutors office today
studied complaints against Joseph
Fargo, based on alleged failure 20
carry out building contracts. He
operated as the jackson Construc-
ton Co, OF 1875 Linwood.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Boston Bids

BOSTON. Oct. 26 GNs)-Gov.
Maurice J .Tohin Of Massschu-
settS today was advised by Ed
ward StettiniuS that Boston will
receive proper consideration in
the final selection" Of a perma-
nent seat for the United Nations
Organization.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
SECOND 1T. FRANK J. LU-
TOMSKI. y. PHI pilot, Dec. u,

! 9 4 4, OV er
Merzig, G er-
m a n y; previ-
ously reported
m ! in &; at
tended Eastern
where he was
a star athlete;
Vick ers e M
ploye; in serv-
ice Jan u ary,
1913; overseas
August, 1874;
leaves mother.
Mrs. S tells a
IutOrnSk, 1908
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
H4SNti - OtlE DiOAIltIs
PFC. ROBERT A. PUTNAM,

%, 82d Air
borne; Oct. u,
1914 after Serv-
ice in Africa,
Sicily, ! ly.
Fra n c e an d
Holland pre-
viou sly re-
ported missing;
attended CaSs
T . c n B o h n
a lu m n m 4;
leaves parents
Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert 3. Ny
aIn=
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

At NEW YORK - George e
Washington. from Marseille, S.
378 misc. troops. Maritime Vic
tory. from Marseille, 1908 misc.
Esek Hopkins, from Liverno, S4l
troops incl. 679th Tank Destroyer
Bn. and Path Chem. Co. william
Few, from Antwerp 6l6 misc.
Louis Henepin, from Barry. Wales,
p misc. Joseph HoIlister, from
Antwerp, $40 misc.
AT BOSTON-MarshaI Victory,
from Havre. 1875 troops incl
635th Tank Destroyer Bn. with
medics. 1l07th and ll39th EngF.
Co. group, ,Hq and Hq. Cos with
medics, l88th and 2SS Field Ar
tillery Bns. with medics, emer-
gency returneeS, others.
AT NEWPORT NEWS - Cen
trai Falls Victory, departure point
undesignated, 1851 troops incl.
l96th Field Artillery group Hq.
and Hq. Battery 203d Field Ar
tillery Bn., 36th Cav. Recon.
Sqdn., 163d Med. Coll. Co, 664th
Med. Cir Co, 564th, 598th and
775th Motor Amb. Co. Sea Tiger,
departure point undesignated, D.
315 troops incl. 935th. 938th, 731st
and 742d Field Artillery Bns. j.
c. Breckenridge, departure point
undesignated, 712 troops incl.
94lst Engr Avn. Topo. Bn.
Booker T. Washington. departure
undesignated. 594 troops incl.
9lst Cav. Recon. Sqdn., 3059th
Engr. Modei-Making Det.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

One Michigan man killed in the
European thester was included in
a list Of rs casualties announced
by the war department today.
No similar list was received
from the navy department., g .
In all cases, next of kin have
been notified and have been kept
informed Of any change in status.
ARMY DEAD
EUROPEAN ARFA
STEfEMAEJ PIC. LEO R-sOn Of Mrs
FraRceA StelaBsaa, Monroe.
-" Friday, Oct rs, 1915 49,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Identify River Victim

a body recovered from the
Detroit River was identified As
that of Oliver Russell, "a. of 1859
z Fort.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

CT dN0 OH Oklll-
ava attended
r ure X a Col
lege, M Ford
Q m PleYe in
service Febru-
airy, l943; over
seas January,
1915: lea We s
p a n IS, DR..
and Mrs. Jo-
Seph A. Nc
Ga yah, Ass
Spokane, four
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
How Troops
Come Home

Troopships arriUinR in q. S.
home ports today included the
following,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
y DEAD

SECOND 1T. DONALD A..
BLISS, 20, Flying Fortress navi-
gator, Sept-l in crash over Dutch
New Guinea; st. Thomas Apostle
graduate; in service July l943;
overseas July. 1945; leaves wife,
Loretta. 1924 Woodlawn; parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Bliss,
1884 Malbern: three brothers.
FIRST 1T. FRANK Il. BUL-
LEN, 20, Flying Fortress pilot,
Oct. 6, 1914, over Berlin; previ-
ously reported missing; CaSs
Tech graduate: attended Wayne
University; IN service February,
l943; overseas May, 1914, leaves
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. r
Bullen, 10623 Fullerton.
gETnNn 1T ERANZ ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

AT SAN FRANCISCO-Osage,
with 1.706 passengers; Copalee.
with 7l9: Oracas. with 24l, and
Isshans Hegg, with II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

AVIATION ORDNANCE sc
DONALD B. McGARNAH,- u,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

1utomski, 1903 F. jefferson; sis
er. Pose Marie Blizzard.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

ers, l2O75 Rossiter.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-24

imajo skupni program in veseli-
co v korist p o m o zne akcije.
Dramski odsek Kluba st. 7 JSZ
! IL Chicago, ILL.,, gostuje I'd ramo
"sNorec. 2"
z. aprila- st. Louis, Mo-: Po-
! druznica SANSa prireja veselico
v korist pomozne in politicne ak
CHE.
ii. aprila odruznica st. 80
SANSa prireja shod in veselico
v korist pomozne in politicne ak
CHE SANSa v Boydsvilleu, Co
vornik bo tajnik sANsa Mirko
G. Kuhel.
20. aprila-Podruznice st. 2,
rs, 81 III 60 SANSa prirejajo
skupni program v korist pomoz-
ne akcije Y Bohemian-American
dvoranl, 1888 w. IL ST., Chlca-
go, Ill. Vprizorjena DO Klopcice-
va enodejanka IL partizanskega
zivljenja "Mati." Govornik Et-
bin Kristan. ~
Strabane, Pa: Dram a i emo
drustvo "Soca" in podruznica
SANSa prirejata program v ko-
rist pomozne akcije v dvorani
drustva Postojnska jana. Co.
vornik Joske Oven.
Mirko G. Kuhel, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-24
UREDNIsKA sTRAN eENAKoPRAVNosTI" "

krscanske pse. a Nemci 50
kristjani in molijo istega Boga
in vkljub I E m u 50. podjarmili
vse nase kraje in izvrsujejo maj
ve6ja grozodelstva mad, nasimi
ljud1ni.
v nedeljo popoldne Sc bo vr.
sila spominska prireditev v Slo-
venskem drustvenem domu, ma
Recher Ave. ma ia strasni dan
XII DO zapisan v zgodovini slo-
venskega naroda kot eden maj
temnejsih. Ma programu so raz-
ne tocke, XII vam bodo podale
majhen pojm Q vsem, kar Sc
morali nasi pretrpeti.
Po lepemu programu sc be
,vrsil pies. Imeli bono Kristof
orkester ter Sc bo servfralo raz-
ma okrepcila. Yes dobicek gre v
blagajno "a rlovi drustveni dom,
Pridite, ne bo YAM zal!
A. Bozic, predsednik Donna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-24
Nekaj posebnega
ma Cvetno nedelio

Euclid, Ohio. - Jutri sc bo
pod pokroviteljstvom direktori-
ia Slovenskega drustvenega do
ma ma Reeher Ave-, vrsila pro-
slava v spomin 4. obletnice vpa-
da sovraznika ma slovensko
ozemlje v domovini. Ia to prili-
ko Sc DO postavilo ma oder lep
program. Podanih bo nskaj 60
vorov, XII bodo predocili TRIPLE
ME hrabrega jugoslovanskega
naroda, podane bodo deklamaci-
je in nastopile bodo zenske, XII
bodo predstavljale zavezniske
narode. Oh tel priliki DO po dol
9Th letih nastopil tudi Mr.. John
Zulie, XII bo z nekim move vrste
instrumentom "trstenko" zaba-
val navzoce. To DO nekaj poseb-
mega in igral bo poleg drugih
pesmi tudi tisto: "Ko so fantje
proti vasi si", katero je igral
Mr.. subelj. 2- =
|. Vabi Sc zlasti Euclidcane in
obeinstvo il okolice, da poseti
jutrisnjo prireditev.
Vas vabi
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"a takOjsnjo pomoc bratOm domoyini

Y nedelio, Is. marca prireja
podruznica st. SO SANSa sve-
cano prireditev, s katero bono
|pocastili cetrto obletnico hra-
brega in uporniskega zoperstav-
ljanja Jugoslovanov napram
kletemu sovrazniku. Cisti pre-
ostanek tie prireditve bo porab-
lien "a takojsnjo pomoc bednim
v domovini.
Priliko boste inleli 81 ogleda-
ii slike resnicnega stanja nase-
ga slovenskega zivlja in njego-
We narodne vojske. Ii, nam zna-
nj obrazi, njih imena in kraji,
maj bodo xiv dokaz, da Sc vrsi
tam novo prerojenje in vstaje-
ME, katerega z veseljem po-
zdravljajo vsi do sedaj zatirani
in ponizani narodi. Te original
ne slike bodo vsakemu ma ogled
Sc pred koncertom, kajti vrata
" avditorij bodo odp1ta ze OBJ
500 uri zvecer. Tam 81 boste
lahko narocili tudi okusno We
cerjo. A pricetek koncerta bo
pa tocno oh Z. uri zvecer.
Pri koncertu bo sodelovalo
osemnajst pevcev in pevk Glas-
bene matice. Nastopili bodo pew
! ci, katerih niste slisai ze pre-
cej casa, kot: Josephine Levstik,
,, Josephine Petrovcic, Dorothy
svigel, Caroline Budan, Jun e
Babbit, Frank Bradac, John No
san it'd. in sicer v solih, duetih,
v triu, v kvartetu, " sekstetu in
v dvojnem oktetu. Program DO
zelo SllkOVlt. v SOdObnl IN po-
menljivi pesmi "Partizan", bo
altistka Levstik predocila vzrok,
zakaj Sc partizan bojuje in umi-
ra. Mislim, da ne DO ostalo niti
emo oko suho, kajti Memo bese-
dilo je posveceno spominu uni
rajoeega partizana, ko Sc po-
slavlja Cd svoje ljubeee matere.
Matt zaeuje njegov kiic, mu v
sanjah poljublja bleda Hca in S
solzami v oceh govori:
"Bil junak 81 velik, sinko!
Bog daj mir tt veeni!
| Vedno slusal ocka, mako,
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liubil don1ovino! d

ljubil domovino!''
In on 10 prosi maj nikar ne
zalnje po MEM, ker izpolnila Sc
mu bo njegova edna zelja, da
bo pokopan v svobodni sloven-
ski ,zennlji
/" =. Partizan maj hrabri tukaj
mirno, sladko sniva!''
To je Gin, XII zahteva velike
duse. Njegovo svobod dezeljno sr-
1ce ga je gnalo v gore, kjer je
prelil svojo mlado kri cato, da
Sc bo njegovim bratom in po.
tomcem boljse godilo. Partiza-.
nova dusa nj dusa strahopetca;
njegove ideje SO ideal vsega le-
pega in plemenitega, cigar vo-
liza ne omahuje pred orozjem So
vraznika. o, da! Veliko lepse Sc
je skrivati k je ma varnem in
udano cakati kaj DO bodocnost
|prinesla. Toda take vloge ne
zna igrati hrabri, svobode-ze-
liam jugoslovanski partizan!
Narod Sc ne bo mogel tenn jul
naskim borcem nikdar dovolj
zahvaliti, njih spomin bodo pa
slavili poznejsi rodovi in zgo-
tdovina. ~ i
Torej storimo tudi mi svojo
doEnost v nedeljo in sc udele-
limo te prireditve " velikem
stevilu. Ne bo yam zal.
Ia podruznico st. 80 SANS,
. Toncka Simcie.
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Ured1l1toVa
poSta
Ma Cvetno nedeljo

Euclid, Ohio. - Ma cvetno
nedeljo 1941 leta je pridrl Hit
ler svojimi nemskimi tolpami
v Jugoslavijo in takrat Sc je pri-
celia najstrasnejsa doba "a mas
narod tam, Da, bilo je kruto cd
Turkov, XII so prish cd casa do
casa v slovenske pokrajine in
kali in morili nase ljudi. A. tt
so bill mohamedanci in njih We
ra jih je podzigala, da pobijajo