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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Reds Closing Trap
On Nazi Armies
Russians Take
{. Prussia Port,
Approach Stettin

LONDON, Feb. 10 GNS)-Two
great arms Of a Soviet pIncerS
began closing around scores OF
thousands Of Nazi troops in the
Polish Corridor and eastern Pome-
rama tonight as the Red Army
storn1cd and captured the East
Prusslan port of Elbing, 30 miles
southeast Of Danzig. and smashed
10 within 19 miles Of Stettin. Ger
man outlet on the Baltic.
In a second order of the day,
Marshal Stain announced tAat
Gen. Chernyakhovsky's T h.ir d
White Russian Army 10 the east
captured the important -communi-
cations center and powerful East
PrusSian stronghold OF PTeussiCh-
Eylau, 20 miles south Of eneircled
Kocnigsberg.
This further CONSTRUCTED the
enemy rocket southwest OF the
East PrISsian capital, looping off
part of the thumb" of the huge
encirclement sac, extending to the
southeast.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

Keller surrendered 10 FBr off,
GERS, the Second Service Com
mand disclosed, and Keller con-
fessed, the army says. that he
and his companions had returned
10 this country aboard a troop
ship under fraudulent orders is
sued by themselves.
After arriving in this country,
the army said, the men went to
Washington and talked their way
into the Pentagon Building. top
army headquarters. There, in an
undisclosed manner they obtained
discharge forms with which they
mustered" themselves out Of the
army.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Hantramck's Spook Sulks,
Won't Play to CROWDS

cnce large enough 10 block traffic
and require police supervision out
side the house
All sorts of explanations have
been offered. Some say it's the
water pipes. others insist the
thumpingS were caused by rats in
the cellar or birds in the attic.
There are those who have heard
the mysterious humping, how
ever. who solemnly declare its
not an earthly noise
Saturday night the curious as
Scmbled as usual and took up the
watch outside the house.
But the ghost didn't thump a
single thump. He does not play
to crowds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
u. 5. Plane 10 Garry
Red Envoy S Remains

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10 (INS)
Stain has accepted
Roosevelt's offer of use
of a u. S. Army plane 10 carry
TO Moscow the ashes of the late
Constantine OumanSky, Soviet
ambassador to Mexico. who was
killed last month in a Mexico City
plane crash. the state department
announced today
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Body of Alma Professor
Found Hanging in Barn

ALMA. Feb. 10-The body Of
Hans Richter, 29-year-old Ger
man-born Alma College professor,
missing since Jan. % after he had
written a suicide note, was found
hanging Saturday in an abandoned
building on the outskirts Of town.
Boy Scout Leader Fred Tower
sey and one of his Scouts. Mickey
McVay, found the body in a build
ing on the grounds of the GTatiot
County Conservation Leagu
Park. Coroner G.. V. Wright
termed tho death suicide and said
there would be no inquest.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Manila Wounded Moved

MANILA. Feb. 10 1NS)-Air
evacuation of American wounded
began today from Manila with
special hospital planes rushing
them 10 hospitals 100 miles away.
Nearly 200 seriously wounded
in bitter Manila fighting were
safely returned 10 field hospitals
IN non battle areas today alone.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
VOTE TO RETURN
Major Bong Weds;
1900 Jam Church

SUPERIOR. Wis. Feb. 10 CUP)
Maj. Richard (Dick) Bong, ace
u. S pilot with 40 Jap planes TO
his credit. and Marge Vattendahl,
whose picture is painted on the
side of the majors P-3S, were
married here tonight.
The modest Mai. Bong, who
wears the Congressional Medal of
Honor and other decorations,
wanted quiet wedding. bat 1900
persons crowded into the Con-
cordia Lutheran Church 10 wit
ness the ceremony.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Japs Pray for Victory
On Empire S Birthday

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 GNS)-
Promptly at 9 a. m. tomorrow.
every Japanese will pray for the
prosperity of the imperial throne
and for victory in this war;" the
Tokyo radio reported today.
The mass prayers will be offered
in observance of Empire Day, one
of the four great national holi-
daVs OF japan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
WAR FRONTS
- 80 Mi to BERLIN

EASTERN FRONT-Reds cap
ture Baltic hub of Elbing as
maSsed tanks await all-out
drive on Berlin. page II
WESTERN FRONT - Yanks
capture huge dam, avert Nazi-
made flood. page l.
PHILIPPINES - Japs put up
fierce fight in last stand for
Manila. page p
JAPAN - Cabinet shakeup an
nounCed. page IL
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
TANAKA PUT IN DIET

Retiring Minister Ninomiya pre-
viUuSly had been reported aS I'll
Kodama before his entrance into
the koiSo cabinet last August had
been known as military advisor
10 japanese forces IN southern
Asia.
Takeo Tanaka, dropped as chief
cabinet secretary. was appointed
10 membership in the House of
Peers, upper chamber Of the Japa-
ncSc diet, in accordance with
Japanese law.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
NAZI PLAN BALkED
France Reports Bid
To PdrIey Of Big ;

PARIS, Feb 10 UNS) - The
Paris radio announced tonight
that France has been invited "to
participate in the conference Of
the Big Three" No confirmation
was forthcoming Immediately IN
official London quarters
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
HURDLE DEFENSES

In the center Of the long German
front, Russian tank spearheads
were believed 10 have hurdled the
Oder defenses in strength, due
east of Berlin al points within lit
tie more than 30 miles from the
capital
Farther south along the Oder
in the area of Breslau. SileSian
capital threatened with enclrcle-
ment. Mars h al konev's First
Ukrainian Army was reported by
German SpokeSmen TO be sweeping
westward in the direction Of DreS-
den, along a 60-mile front
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
BY SGT. III. y. OLIPHANT
Nank STAFF Correspondent
plstr.tated py lu.srnat,onal So 60.

SOMEWHERE IN THE PHILIPPINES-The stockade
large rectangular clearing the edge Of
grove Of coconut palms and guava trees
fat, redfaced Mp stopped us about 10 yards from
the gate and recognizing the interpreter with called,
'Hiya. Utter"
We went for several yards along barbed wire
passage until came to the yard My interpreter
stopped for minute, pointed yard where the Japs
and said;
There they more than 200 of the s. You
ought To be able to get crOsssecOn of the Jap soldiers
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
B-l7s Collide; Ia Die

LONDON. Feb. 10 QNS)-
Fourteen airmen were killed when
two u. s. BIZ FortreSseS collided
in mid-air near London on their
way 10 bomb Germany, Reuter- S
reported today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
PAY OFF RUMORS

Rumors of generous pay offs
were prevalent throughout the
long. bitter fight in the legislative
chambers.
But it is the so-called "ethicals"
alone who have wound up in
trouble with the law, and facing
a charge that carries a maximum
penalty of five years imprison-
ment. All grand jury defendants
convicted so far have received the
uniform sentence of three years
without recommendation.
Details Of the alleged graft
plot will not be unfolded by Spe-
cial Prosecutor Sigler until the
Continued on Page 2. Col. 2l
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
RACE BEYOND ODER

All along the front, from the
region between Berlin and Stettin
south TO the area below Breslau,
Russian tanks. infantry and equip
ment were advancing on or racing
beyond the Oder. Radio Moscow,
reporting new gains west OF the
stream in SileSia. declared the
enemy's "laSt-dltch' river line lis
Crumbiing fast
Front dispatches, rclayed from
Moscow, declared Soviet armor
and infantry had rolled still closer
10 Stettin after capture of Doelltz
and Brallentln. respectively p
and % miles southeast of the stra-
tegic Baltic port. in a drive FORM
ing the western arm of the Soviet
plnCpTC
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Ya1ks Capture Big Roer River Dam
|NDIcT ; DENTAL OFFICIALS
How a Jap Thinks
Blind Faith Alone
Spurs Soldiers On

EDITORS NOTE-Aa amazing insight into the
ncuto Of typical Jap lcu,iors captured by the Yanks
IN the Philippines is presented IN the f0IoCug story
rhc,en correspondent for Yaak, the L. S. Army
Uceky describes his detailed nterDie0 1citt SeUcra
Japanese prisoners through army interpreter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
A LONE SURVIVOR

His transport was shot down
oft the coast, and every one In
IL was killed except him. He
managed Ia get ashore hut ran
into a bunch of guerillas. You
can imagine what a going over
they gave him"
When we ducked under the
tent flaps, the Jap looked up with
a startled expression. Then he
stood abruptly and bowed up and
down, a cringing smile on his
face He was big for a Jap
Utter asked 'lim 10 sit down and
told him what we wanted 10 talk
about. Then the questioning
began.
Every time the prisoner spoke
a nervous tic twitched above his
right eye
Q-Where is your home town?
A--Osaka.
FIVE YEARS IN SERVICE
Q-How long have you been
in the army?
Alive years.
Q-Why were you fighting in
the first place?
A-For the emperor. tWhen
he SAID the word emperor, the
Jap sergeant made a quick.
slight, almost impcrceptible
movement swapping his spine
straight. Utter turned 10 me
and said "They all do that.")
Q-Are you fighting for any
thing else but the emperor?
A-NO.
Q-Why do you think Japan
is fighting this war?
A-To rule the world.
Q-Why do you think that
Japan should rule the world?
A-Because Japan is greater
than any other country.
Q-What makes you think
that?
A|apan has everything.
Japan is powerful and right.
Q-While you were training,
did your officers ever talk
about the United States or tell
YOU that Americans were bad
and were a threat TO the peace
of Japan?
A-No. All they talked about
CONTINUED on Page 12)
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Assail
Blaze Priority
'Uniustified Mistake.'
Committee Finds

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 (INS)
"A Senate committee officially
reported today that the granting
of an a" priority 10 Col. Elliott
Roosevelt's dog Blaze was "a seri-
Gus mistake and it cannot be
justified. y
The committee, which investi-
gated the Blaze incident also dis
closed that the "a priority for
the dog TO travel by army air
transport was issued by Col. Ray
w. Ireland. assistant chief of staff
for priorities in the air transport
command.
SISTER MAKES REQUEST
The committees report said
RooSevelt's sister, Mrs. John Boet-
tiger. had BlePhened from the
White House asking that Blaze
be shipped from washington to
the coloneps actress-wife, Faye
Emerson, in Hollywood.
No mention of priority was
IilduG III llllS NOllNGl dllOllt NliG
committee reported.
"Col. Ireland, however, estab-
Iished an a priority for the
dog and the dog was shipped on
military cargo aircraft on
Jan. g." the committee said.
The servicemen were forced
from the plane at Memphis be-
cause The dog had priority much
higher than. that possessed by the
fighting men.
TNJUSTIFIED MISTAKE
The Senate committee, discuss
ing the dumping" OF the three
servicemen said:
"a backlog of 'B' priority OF
freight existed at Memphis and
this would have displaced the
three passengers even II the dog
had not been on board.
"But the dog did unqueS-
tionably displace an equivalent
amount in weight of b priority
freight"
The committee declared that "a
serious mistake was made and 1t
cannot be justified
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

Richter was member Of the
German Army until he escaped
from that country in 1889 and
made his way 10 the United
States. He had taught religious
education at Alma for three
years. His father. a former, pro-
fessor at the University of Berlin,
is believed TO be interned in an
Austrian concentration camp.
Richter. who was much in de-
mand as a speaker in Alma, had
no known relatives in this country.
nprs rurN1Nr.s rcnp YcItn cONVrNrrNcr
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Advertising
Bill Bribery
Is Charged
4 Members of 1899
Legislature Named
as Recipients
By FRANK MORRIS
Times Staff Correapondent

LANSING, Jan. 10 - Three
prominent officials of the Michi-
gan State Dental Society were in
dieted by the Lansing grand jury
today on a charge of bribing
legislators in 1889 to suppress the
#se-caiied ..unethical advertising
dentists"
With four members of the 1889
L legislature, the well-known
dentists were accused by grand
jury Judge Carr and Special
Prosecutor Kim Sigler of plotting
a graft pay off involving several
thousands of dollars"
The warrant also was signed
by Ingham County Prosecutor
Victor G. Anderson.
INDICTED DENTISTS
Indicted as "givers" are:
DR.. M. S. DeVILLIERS of
Detroit, past president Of the De-
troit District Dental Society
and a member of the state So
ciety's legislative committee.
DR.. CLARENCE ]. WRIGHT
OF Lansing, chairman of the
legislative committee of the
Michigan State Dental Society.
DR.. EDWIN J. CHAMBER
LAIN of Grand Rapids, for 30
years treasurer of the Michi-
gan State Dental Society.
OTHERS ACCUSED
Accused as takers" in the al
legged graft plot are four Demo-
Gratis:
FORMER REP. FRANCIS J.
NOWAK of Detroit, who is
now serving three years in
Jackson prison.
FORMER REP. EARL c.
GALLAGHER of Detroit, also
a prisoner in jackson.
FORMER SENATOR Err
NEST G.. NAGEL of Detroit.
who is free on bond pending
appeal from a previous bribery
conviction.
FORMER SENATOR d.
STEPHEN BENZIE of Lau-
rum. another convicted law
maker who is free pending ap-
peal.
The warrant today by Sigler
and Carr climaxes an amazing
story of an eight-year fight be-
tween a group of advertising den-
lists known here as the "unethi-
Gals" and the stFaight-laeed So
ciety dentists known as the
"ethicals."
PAY OFF RTTMORG
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
mind from them. ="

MIND from them.
Utter led the way over to the
tent nearest the inner gate.
Here's one who's as good 10
start with As any," he said.
Hes sergeant, was with
those paratroops the Japs tried
TO land on Leyte the other
night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
: Plants Shut,
1Criipp|edby |
Strikes Here
Nearly $4,000 Idle
After Wa1kou+s by
WarpIone Workers

approximately 14,Ga0 workers
remained idle Saturday as Il re
suit Of Detroit strikes which
closed four Detroit plants. slowed
Curtis Helidivers, and continual
ton of the stoppage beyond Mon
day VIII seriously impair the war
effort. army officials said
Approximately 7297 workers
actually are on strike, but their
action has resulted in making idle
an additional 6,71O. OF these last,
4 429 are employed in an Evans
vile plant Of the Briggs Manu-
featuring CO.
John BoeSchenstein, strike and
compliance officer for the regional
Var Labor Board. announced Sat
urday afternoon that members of
the United Electrical Workers
CCIO) Local 937 voted Il 10 6S
not 10 return 10 work Monday at
the Squared plant
Although more than 200 mem
bers attended a meeting in the
union hall, only 139 voted Boe-
schenstein said. declaring many
indicated they Will report for
work Monday.
NEARLY l,l00 OUT
Nparlv 100 workers walked
out at noon Friday after wage
dispute negotiations between union
officials and management begged
down. Boeschenstein asserted, eX-
planning the WLB will not take
any action in the dispute until
production has been resumed at
the plant
The m pany manufactures
vitally needed circuit breakers for
heavy bomberS and landing craft.
Five hundred and seventeen
workers out of 764 employed in
the aircraft division at the Dodge
main plant struck at noon Satur-
day over the three-day layoffs of
three men for alleged loafng on
the job.
The Dodge main plant, making
parts for B-29 engines. reported
Saturday night that l2l workers
out Of $50 were working on the
second shift.
All the strikers except 100 at
the Square ID Co. 400 at the
Charlevoix Hudson plant and
those at Dodge are employees of
Briggs various factories.
VOTE TO RETURN
Late Saturday, Louis c. Miriam,
local WLB chairman. declared
that when work has been re-
sumed Monday morning. we will
proceed with their case inme-
diately. The army is very anxious
to have this cleared up"
The Briggs strikers have voted
TO return Monday morning pro-
.vided the WLB sends two members
TO the plant at starting time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Jap Cabinet Drops
7 Two in Shuttle
Education Minister,
Chief Lose Positions

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 GNS)-
4 4 Partfai fe-hHfAng ef the Japa-
ncSe cabinet Of Premier Gen.
kunIaki kOISO was announced to-
day by the japanese board Of in
formation, according 10 Tokyo
radio and press reports.
A japanese domestic broadcast
reported 10 the owl by the FEC
Indicated that two cabinet mem
berS were dropped in the reshuffie
Education Minister HaruShlge
Ninomiya and Chief of Cabinet
Secretary Takco Tanaka
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
Allies Smash
At 235-MIe
German Front
Capture Huge Dam or
Roer River. Drive TO
Mop Up N. Alsace


PARIS, Feb. II lSundaEj tINN)
The enemy-breaChed but un-
DESTROYED Srhwaron1rnat,,I dam
.,aaz..oI,;. ,-..-i- 80 ~
Do Do oi5'.'e p ~ -. - -. -.
ar,,, :, ,i,-i--,, t,il ,,,,,.A,....
oa., l',.''I - - IL 49,
voanw6,Io 10 = G cc,c,,b
49, -, nortbcs., E,,snce ,,re.,.5
. ,oy, offorgiyo se,a,,l, a,roes tho
Nfoder Piver toward The Pr,cb
PsIatinate
ON the northern end Of am rrlIDt =
ING 235-milc western front. mean
wt1tel tanact7n First Army forces
~ Clcye u seized an eiebt-naila
stretch Of tho lower RHINE sr,it7
hank
-. .. . 49,
hESI WALL aNCHOk StlLkD
The Ankara radio rrportcd that
Cleye uppcr anchor of fbe West
Wall only p miles northwosf Of
the WeseI gateway 10 the Pubr
Rad hcen rsr,tt,e,i As,, broad .
casts said tbc Canad,s,s ba9
crossod tbo ov,or pbrro's W
brancb T., = rnovo % omtos,l, tbc
pnhr phirn,a.g ,,d,,s,r,,i -,
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iitlkdn l,,i. 'Ill''.I l'e'S,e' .,l'Ll' anu
''u1'eIGcH ", uy -, ~ S.d.''''i'i'>.
Inc = -iiiitd ''ii'.y - tf't
touln hIl iIut'l aIl,I ''ai ing q
SIerfrjed Line.
ARMIES IN pISU
As Tour oi Gen. Eisenhower s
seven armies swung INTO me
crush Germany offensive 'Ae
way "dS picPdIed i0f l"o oiil''N
Inc =. >. N.nth ana hTiiiSn
Secoho- 10 JON IN IN" Dig push
"hen American IFS, lALrHl army troops
Seiled me giant AVoJ-Iooi-ioN-
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

DIR. . c. TooLE, DENTIST
ITO " Lafayette. st MichlgEn, 0pp city
Hal. Hours 90. Tel. ca 05ss.-Adv.
RTTTH~ HAROLD y STOLL, HONORABLE
disrharged ~ CCnsfr ~ Public
service a. C0snty Asditog -Adr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

"IU Bs seeing You" starring Ginter Rotsrs.
Joseph Gotten and Shlrlry Temp'c opens st
Tho Michigan ThCater FRIDAY. February l6th.
ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
SUCCESSORS NAMED

Hisatada HiroSc welfare minis
ter, also was relieved Of his post
but IN turn was appointed TO serve
ConcurrCntiy as = state minister
without portfolio and chief cabinet
secretary.
Welfare Vice Minister Katsur-
oku AIkawa was appointed TO sue
cced HuUSc in the welfare min
lStry
Count HidCo Kodama, state
minister in The KoiSo cabinet and
for The last two weeks acting
minister of education, was clc-
Natcd 10 minister.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11
TNJUSTIFIED MISTAKE
THE WEATHER
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

5ss%@. g 20 ,SSBB%%. 3 m. 81 81 isga.99. SO
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-11

OPEN EVENINGS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
Industrial national Banks Main Ofhcr Mon.
csys % 2 r ~ Branch Oihce Friday.
g TO 8 r. H-Adv.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22
AMERIKANCI SO
ZAMRZNII.I FONDE
NACIJSKIH VODIJ

NEMCIJA, 20. maia. - Ame-
riska vojaska vlada je danes "a
mrznila vse. financne wire nacij-
skin voditeljev, XII bodo mogli
poslej dvigniti samo $50 ma me-
sec "a zivljenske stroske.
VaInostne shrambe nacijskih
voditeljev 50 bile zapecatene in
denarni zavodi, XII so nacijem
izplacevali dohodke cd niihovih
investicij, bodo morali te dohod-
ke nalagati Y sklad zamrznjene
imovine.
Polk. Prather je v tel zvezi
izjavil:: MAS neposredni namen
2je, drzati to inovino, da je ma
cijski voditelji ne bodo mogli
skriti ali potfoAiti, predno se do
zenejo legalni lastnih zamrznje-
nih fondov."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22
ZAVEZNISKA CENZURA
IN TRzASKO VPRASANJE

NEKJE " JUzNI ITALIJI-
(O.N.A.)-Vojna je sicer kon-
cana, toda cenzura Sc nadaljuje.
Kdor dvomi 0 TEN, maj napise
Inekaj 0 trenotno najbolj vro6em
vprasanju nekaj Q Trstu.
Doslej nam je bilo mogoce
razpravljati in porocati o tenn
vprasanju kot 0 cisto lokalnem
italijansko- oslovanskem kon-
fliktu, "a katero nimajo niti
.Amerikanci niti Anglezi intere-
|sa.
Toda nastop ameriske Wade
in tudi britanskih oblasti doka-
zuje, do to nj vec res.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22
Angleska. delavska
stranka bO Zahtevala
volitve v jeseni

LONDON, 21. maja-Britska
delavska stranka, XII je cd FACET
ka vojne sodelovala v koalicijski
vladi narodnega edinstva, je da-
mes sklenila sprejeti poziv ma po-
litieno preizkusnjo, katero je ne
davno izrekel premier Churchill.
Edino vprasanje, XII Sc nj rese-
no je, kdaj Sc bodo vrsile splosne
volitve, cd izida katerih bo Cd
visno lice prihodnje britske VIA
de-
Churchill je pred kratkim "a
hteval, da Sc volitve vrsijo ze< v
juliju, medtem ko DO delavska
stranka najbrze zahtevala, da Sc
splosne volitve vrsijo v jeseni.
Vprasanje je izzval Churchill
sam, XII je cd delavske stranke
zahteval, da ostane v obstojeci
koalicijski vladi do konca vojne
proti Japonski, " nasprotnem
slucaju pa da Sc pripravi ma ta-
kojsnjo preizkusnjo volilne mo-
ci. -'f
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22
Vesti IL zivljenia
ay77eriSkih .Slovenceu

Willard, Wis. John r. Ber-
CANT je bill zadnji teden pripe-
liam v mornarisko bolnisnico v
Great Lakesu, Ill. On je sluzil
Strica Sama pri marinih, pri
tezki artileriji, in je bill tezko
poskodovan ma otoku Saipanu.
" bolnisnici Sc ze nahaja cez sti-
ri mesece. On je sin tukajsnje-
ga farmarja Johna in Marga-
rete Bergant.
Red Lodge, Mont. Ma de-
setdnevnem dopustu Sc je ma
hajal S svojo zeno nadporocnik
Anton Gorenc. Obiskal je svojo
mater Mrs. ]. Leskovec. On je
bil ranjen v Franciji in Sc De-
daj nahaja pod zdravniSko oskr-
b v Georgiji. v sluzbo
Strica Sama sta sla Joe KIop-.
cich in Raymond Sandine, pryi
\ trgovski, drugi \ bojni NOR
nazici.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22
Nosi fon+ie-voioh
4

Po tri in pol letih sluzbe je
prisel ma dopust "a 80 dni B. M.
17c Albert Janchar, sin Mr.. in
Mrs. Jim Janchar, 21161 Collier
Ave. Prijatelji so vabljeni, da ga
obiscejo.
NJ. NJ. PIC Joseph A. Mekinda,
sin Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Mekinda,
500 3. 236 St., Sc nahaja ma Ha-
vajskih otokih, odkOder pise, da
Sc je sestal z bratoma Louis in
Victor Janezic, XII sta sinova
Mrs. Mary Dodic, 977 p. 230 ST.,
in q Max Nemec, simon Mr.. ia
Mrs. Matt Nemec, 865 r. 236 st.
Kot bivsi sosolci, je bil0 to mad
we prijetno svidenje ia prijate-
lji - 81 inleli marshal xanimi-
vega = povetlati. Posdrayljajo
vse svoje prijatelje ia znance \
IEuelidn in Cleve elandl.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22
JapOnski vojaki
v u. S. uniformah
vrzeni nazaj
Japonska zvijaSa
Sc nj obnesla: ljuti !.
boil ma Okinawi
Sc nadaljujejo

GUAM, 20. malay nedeljo
zvecer je mocan oddelek japon-
ske vojske, med katerimi so bill
Japonci, XII so nosili ameriske
marinske uniforme in rabbi "a
|plenjeno amerisko orozje, vpri-
zorili oster napad ma ameriske
cete ma sektorju blizu mesta Ma
ha, prestolnice Okinawe, toda
zvijaca Sc nj obnesla.
, Japonska napadalna sila je BIZ
la vrzena nazaj s tezkimi izgu-
bami.
Ljuti boji sc nadaljujejo ma
cell 'front.' Naha-Shuri-J Jonaba-
ru, toda admiral Nimitz poroca,
da je ameriska 10. armada "a
znamovala napredek ma obeh
krilih in ma centru. r..