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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23

ing back for Japan to follow
up its 11-day bombs 20 - onsn sMi,,
of the home islands'er.
new blow at southern
or Hokkaido. Erdment
At the same time, I with a
declared that the remn, Honshu
Imperial Fleet would shortly be
thrown into action for "one last
blow" The same sources also de-
clared that new secret weapons"
awaited Halseys next blow.
HALSEY KEEP SILENCE
(The new secret weapon
which the Japs are boasting
about Is believed to be q varia-
ton of the Baka, a human
piloted bomb. Tokyo has re-
ported in the past that this type
of bomb was being produced in
large quantities"
-l There was no official word
from fleet headquarters on the
whereabouts of HalSey's armada
since it broke off the shelling Of
Tokyo Bay early Thursday.
But japanese broadcasts said
the American and British war
ships. perhaps $50 strong, had
rearmed and refueled at a secret
Pacific rendezvous and were ex-
pected to return to the attack at
any time.
Swarms of u. S. Army war
planes from Two Jima and Oki-
nawa, meanwhile. carried the pre-
invasion bombardment through its
45th straight day yesterday with
series of slashing attacks on
Honshu and the southern island of
Kyushu.
AIRFIELDS STRAFEn
Gen. MacArthur's Okinawa-
based airpower joined in the
assault on Honshu for the first
time, when a lone B-24 Liberator
bombed the Milo airfield on tho
southern part of the main island.
At the same time, fleet of "a
Seventh Air Force Mustang fight
ers flew 1900 miles round-trip
from Two to strafe airfields and
aircraft factories in the Nagoya-
Osaka area of Honshu.
They spotted only II grounded
enemy planes during the hour
long sweep. Eight river boats and
two larger coastal ships also were
attacked and damaged. Three
Mustangs were shot down.
Fifth Air Force raiders from
Okinawa were over Kyushu in
force throughout the day near
kushokino and Miyakonojo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
NaVy's $
Point
System

WASHINGTON. July y tUP)
The navy has under considera-
tion today a discharge system for
older officers and enlisted men
based only on age and length of
service.
In announcing the tentative
plan the navy estimated a total
of 10000 officers and men would
be eligible for discharge under the
system by next December.
MINIMUM POINTS
The minimum points needed
range from 50 TO 81 depending on
the branch in which the men are
serving.
Under the plan a mans service
age" is computed by allowing one
point for each year of his age TO
his nearest birthday plus addi-
tional points for each four months
of active duty since Sept. l. 1899.
Reserve officers of the line, en-
listed reServistS, inductees and
enlisted regulars serving despite
expired enlistments would need
SO points for discharge.
RESERVE OFFICERS
Reserve officers of supply would
need 55 points while civil engineer
reserve officers would need 81.
The navy explained the higher
score were necessary because
those two branches have fewer
officers.
Regular navy officers are not
included in the program except
when they are temporary officers
with a regular enlisted status.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23

Kinney who is 43 has been
with the police department since
1926 He was chosen for the
grand jury investigation because
Of an intimate knowledge Of the
Detroit underworld cleaned in
part during his first assignment
TO Garfield precinct, hanGoul for
Some OF the prohibition eras
roughcst characters in the Z0's.
FATHER. HIS TUTOR
In those early days his father.
the late Harry r. kinney, a chief
Inspector in the police depart
mcnts uniformed division al his
retirement was his tutor.
The new lieutenant has six
citations for merItoTlous service.
His promotion breaks up the
homicide squads crack team.
since his partner has been 1t.
Harry O'Brien and two heuten-
ants are never assigned TO work
together
Sgt. Harry r. Laschen and
Detective Sgt William l. Briggs
were promoted 10 llcutenancieS.
Laschen. who is 46 and lives al
1l7O3 Kentucky has won three
citations since he joined the de-
partment IN 1929. At present
he is assigned to the special in
VestigatiOn bureau.
Briggs, 80. who lives al 29l7
Hogarth. has been with the de-
partment since 1913. has four
citations and IS assigned TO Petos-
key station.
2 GET SEBGEANCIES
Promotion Of Patrolman John
Nj. Howie and Lovette q. Gee 10
SergeantS was also announced.
HOWE. 43, Of 1870 Cruise. has
won two citations since 1891 and
is in the mounted division.
Gee. 40. Of ll400 Evergreen,
who has been with the depart
ment since 1881, has one citation,
and IS assigned TO the Fort sta
ton.
Before the promotions become
final, the officers must serve a
three months probationary period
in their new rank.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-23
TOKYO ACCEPTS
HALSEYS DARE
Japan Fleet
Set 10 Fight
j. 5. Armada

GUAM, July II CUP)-
Tokyo spokesman limited
today that Adm. Halsey's
Allied battle fleet was head
ing back for Japan to follow
up it's 11-day bombs to onsn sNls,
Of the home islandsSer.
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WINNER IL LOSER
IN CT PIG RACE

SHAW FIELD, $. c. - Come
the next creased pie chase here.
Pfc. Mickey Carroll can be count
cd out.
He caught the PIG 81 the last
one. then gleefully anticipated
several offers made for the pork
er, which he housed in the Mill
tary Police supply room pending
q decision on which offer % take.
Gradually the offers were VITA
drawn In the meantime the pig
was eating heartily and the mp
sergeant ordered Carroll 70 Get
that dirtv pa 0ut Of here.
Finally sold the critter 90 q
man gone 20 North Carolina. and
even he had trouble getting
somebody 10 hogiie the hog so he
could transport Il in MS car.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-17

talv ~ ere Navv af " -hug 49,.
ID fr. HI.I-i.u o. chars, uf sf.fl
,.fst. .tw,rf- auj D.lHan ptI-
-1Uut
Ii,ur. ~ ~ata-h. the n.A
A.He 1895 'sWEtf "a civilian
te ard served tao terms as
municipal nudge 10 D,and. Pc.
H ,dul 90 kty Me- n Nas
Ia@f Lieutenant Sula-b Wl'l
serve as security Officer 90 lar-
Il.U.A A4IA p00ll> Ml.4ulat4.u.
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STANDINGS

I.nE .I ..ats .H fHs ~..t
m lItau @.fff..| l.sEu.
ap t eos H.Ia8.na SEM. rIsE.f
aH aak ha.r lasrn Released hs
fhH tHt Hn .af.1n H...I.n
~ Haut.ns feteaI haf 3
s tfauu $685. M. uHt
~ sna r E..f -#H fa.
M uf H rH
~ $1,000 srt .a
fH. U.UI.a ..
hn. as. ttIau
Hn. snn .Iaf .r frr fe..
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Ha lt .ar u tH
H W ks Wet
hH H e.s Hu
Hf ...#.s. .af H..f .H.
p - ut ,suar.
fs.Isf e. au same ana
NFW## H ~s. Hs h..
...f.. aea.a.f
1900 Eaf.
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TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY

as south -bouna travsi b - 80
ard nnrtf-boana tfarsl - thw
Spring i cunesfnea
ApsFtmsna sasAasa DsamAa
Thosx who hase been wAlssns
for the soldiers ems mms wmAasa
70 lsave ~ thst trey susia AMmAn
Set q cDusfoFaable apafsnNmz ~
h0tse ~ . nsoaesa fentmi are
dsoused e. dlsappulnsuaemk 81
least IN car tosm&sl SD rsme
cities. fox there win - mAae
house-huniers than there 80
houses Cor . lunM tiFme tn euH#
and Tor every family moxina osf
there Nsli ax three oamex - $500
in.
State revenues shnuii tAka 3
real ump taia win&mf haesma
will - nwsusaed ard afsdlua1seass
are bettina will - heaVisF 49,
ever heiugc Liauex all liaM IN
the night gzsts and nlesU eMAFs
and cigarettes all ~ euasssmmNei
all ~ whlrh wiii puur = rnns1@uf
stream II Ia dullafs lnfo .
state treasury On tnp 90 taAa -
can lDok Zee aaTkNsa anafsaNe
IN revenm fFuFu Nsaalane lass
for with thousands of 80 - ssste
cars traxellng Qssr hlNnWaxa So
and night thfoaWhgaai tis@ tmii ama
winter ssssAaa INA Eas pasrF8 81
be Kept busy
n the leglaatuFe Fna faiina iu
provide fo any nzW reENHaE "a
the last stkss8n. 49, w@s.d NfAM
~ IN sod snaps. as 8 h 80
bows in TallahssaeF a6h hak9
more spendinR HaanaF tmam esq
hefoge Lst us hufz thNs 49, =
wisely
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British Model Used
For New Jewish Town


JERUSALEM.--The shores Of
Palestine may acquire . distinct
" British touch when the Jew-
ish National Find builds . new
town on the coastal stretch be-
tween Hsifa and Tel Aviv.
The plans for II have been de-
signed BY the Russian born Jew
ish architect. Prof. Alexander
Klein. after the IDEAS Of the
English architect and town plan
ner. Prof. Leslie Patrick Aher-
erombie. Klein's suggestions are
modelled on Abercronhie's plans
for medium-sixed British towns
Of 6o.000 10 $1,000 inhabitants.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-17

HfCAGO. 49, nggiaiwM 80 So
prise their SISTER Ms Kakm aaMn-
s,n. IN So ngftld "a thFee -.
ters. Mrs MaTaafet Lllta. ~
Mildred ODsmneil an8 rs
Rosemary Huuzlheg Eta t@a
small ehilarcn. paEkNa ~ ism -
trip. Thes cuaalint fnt . 60. 80
thes mlssgf thFn TRAN nsNs8s
Lolnted. thcs urmrd a@mNmaga
10 await Era nest rain whseh waa
hours later A. thNF So - an
elevated tratn thes humHsa go
NJ johnson. he husaana aFaa
son. Who had sgrixesi iFeH - -.
field O. pas them afkEtss
visit
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JACKSON. Mss. - SportSEnen
are about % abandon the fox
hunt IN this section a the coun-
try Why Because the foxes
are too numerous Why. again
Because there are 50 many foxes.
each hound IN q pack Is likely %
Wind up chasing bis own private
fox.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
DEALER FRANCHISES
AVAIL ABLE

Nc~ York manufacture. one u
tbs laIsesl ~ IS iieid, Is 1pcn-
ing o dcakrship nr gani<sfion
90 limited naun.f af sttHfan
ai dealers. selling o in. sf ,..y-
'rlg puW equipment i.. sni.h
thei, I- e large market 800 tpa4
community Deal,.shfp .ompat-
su.e ta aufuw. H... truck
fr4u,n.-s Can tt handled alfh
unusually waI outlay less
fran 81 500 Details an u,que.f
Dsw,-ff. D.s... Dept pc.
B#N H Long Island J.rs NY
.ufl7 lfN
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WARS END MAKES CHANGE
IN IMPORTANT BASE JOBS

Tho Vafs end has brought IN
rhanE. Rffh 1msahaf breath
taking aplduk L.eut Leslie +
U..t usNR Aide fn tHe Com
uand. puhie Relations Officer
ana OffilaI-in.lts.gt of TIE
AsF Outpost hes n-,u released
i.au duty and recently depart
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Canvasser (to maid az door,
Well. Did YOU ask your mistress
II she 4 see me for q minute OF
So
Mald-Yes-she said she pre-
ferrcd 20 sew
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-17

5 Il..uan Permanent position
ling nigh al, huliug sni
machinery uasnftuaul, q. nd
u,fs this ttlHuItk National iHw
,uwpIct, Eu. nigh commits.
W.T., b. 1877 ualIs-. I.N
septl1 lfN
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Classified Column

Advertisements anasF enHs heaa
@fil - im@wFa~a - Zee Ghaaa@m &C
thx Fmt9 "a - . w@Fa agx eaeA an@~F-
ttsa. h9a zee 1atstma@ ehmsms fas
ghe faFat ta ssgKas 90 tw1m - Zee.
th~ Fase faw hinrAemww ayWw ~ o. O
wera Ena th9 HatnAm9ma ehnwse Zee
thF first a. weras 80 is.s :. kse.
Fmgae See eammmffANM advertise
ments - tms aFtmhls an SIS mmee. lat
EeE atas n8SwF9tseFa sta teaswa &C.
eamntz @aE have thefF adexEeAse-
ma9mt1 ehmNmmM-
10 tmsmKW wmhtEn4ft1m. s@my mm@t
- - she sfftee hxasTe "a s'eaaeA &c
sac day 90 uahtirnafen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-17
KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE BY
FRoM PILES or THv CITIZEN
or SEPTEMBER ~. 1915

Information was received TO-
day from Miami that Mrs Lottie
Imue,ns Filler 50 formerly 90
ths ott had died 100 q Miami
hospital Ht q heart attack.
Alhsrto Camera to-day an
nauuc,d hi, candidacy foi cap
iain ~ night police n the clcc-
ton 90 b. held ben N0Nemhef
d. Amanda Cobo came out
todav a. q candidate fur cIiy
councilman.
The Weather Burcau rcrorted
tadat that the rainfall 100 Kcs
W. Yesterday t.taled 5u3
inches
Waltcf Maks. 81. died ycster-
dav in the Marine Hospital
Funeral service, vail be held 60
mufoa afternoon o. the FicmIng
>n.. Methodist Church.
u. Harry 4 Gaiss t1dav an
ra4r,.i hs candidacy far mayor
NJ and NJ p A Yates and
tau daugtf,I. Willis sailed yes
ttFdat fu Iaupa
Tedas The Citizen SAYS IN an
editorial paragraph
BUtns Cog cash IS a good Way
% kt.r uaf ui debt and the
DEL r,nlut- 1851 NOT object
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-17

kA6NA3M An&3 WAN &W
n Is beginning 20 look a.
though Florida was In for Just
about the biggest tourist season
in is history this fan and ain
ter and . LOT Of communities that
thought they were overerowded
during the war period are going
20 find themselves forced 20
hand cat the standing RogEn
Only sign.
while q number of Industrial
plants are closing down and var
workers are being released IN
certain areas. Il will not affect
the situation 30 any marked de-
gree.
There has been no marked re-
duCtiun in the number ~ service
men eationcd in the state. II
seems as one group Is moved cut
another comes in and you find a.
many service men on the streets
m most towns now a. there we're
before VI Day.
No compsiiiion This season
Thousands II f0lkS with more
money than they ever had be
fore. ere all packed up with NJ
place % so A year or 50 from
nov the whole world all offer
us stiff composition for tourist
trade and Florida will - forced
30 90 after this business. bat this
winter Europe Is not prepared 10
hardie tourists There IS not
enough fuod for the home folks
n most countries and practically
no housing accommodations even
u ships Were available 90 carry
suca travel
Nassau. Cuba. Mexico and
south America are on their toes
and Mil make an effort O. dcvel-
- tourist business bat transpor-
tailon Is Stall a problem Florida
Is about the only place ths san
hunter and recreation seeker can
rcach this winter
Indications are tire restrictions
will D. lifted ~ DcCember of
sooner ana even u they are not.
thu average American has dema-
Cns1rated has ability "a 60 plac-
a. u he wants 90 on makeshlft
tires Motorists by the thousands
viii puur INTO the state and car
attractions viii all de- q land 81
flee business MANY points Of in
ieresi all open Up again. such
as Mckee Jungle Gardens. NJ
rine Studies. u nile Silver Springs.
Cypress Gardens and others that
have remained in operation are
preparing f1r q record breaking
season
Hesdashs Fer South Fiorids
Suuth FLORIDA. already dizzy
from angry uutcrics about tire
housing shortsRs f0f Us wa4-
saHIlsn population expects the
HgEesl headache in wears a. tex
HfI ihunz- pour 20 from evefA
s,Ct.un Hf fhe country while
~'m hotels and apartments are
being r,iuIned tp private owner
20 HN ere Army and NAVY.
n.h win sffoId some relief n
N.Ii NOS p, enough 20 help TIE
situation - AMY naT ked degree
u q, going go hc real prob.
lem to secur, accommodation &C.
suuf1 nund plane. trains and
huees this "a inter WhilC 'hc ODT
has fuai'N lifted restrictions
End turuunCps that it WIli permit
tfe operation &c tourist trains.
~yeh - ths OIsngc blossom Sps
lai thr NacalIuncf and others.
fhs s.lIosds arc So short uf
equipment that thcy are going o.
have lard timg making up such
n aims and won't hc abie e. meet
thc demand Goa rescItations.
Folks Aho imagined that wal
enc Huu Il b.nE relief from ovCI
COOS dgi Trains. planes and buses
sIs spt p. find This situation
"a 1I-c than eytf this " ntcl as O.
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tmuw Sc Ata york
thHa af mtun
anB m phHatsluhia
nf 81 Washington
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WANTED

LIstings u anted on KEYS prop
erty Office In the heart of the
KEYS on Upper Matccumbe.
Geo. J RaWlins. Islamorada.
Fia. auR1O- 30tN
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Navy opens big enlistment drive
to speed veteran discharges.
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GAMES TODAY


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lFn al Chirana
af Cincinnati
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UNRRA ofncia sass wss
funds fo extend rsilef
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MISCELLANEOUS

AVN muaefs sharpsngd b
pHr sca a. N,nUss kmFys.
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u.ate8 p p Campbell 3l3
slmanian Street scpil-lmo
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-28

do tudi sodelovali pr progra-
mu, lahko trdimo, da DO bogat
in skoz in skoz zanimiv. Imena
skupin in posameznikov, XII So
delujejo, bono objayili kakor
nitro bono imeli YES spored
skupaj. Ker ma takih priredbah
ne SINE biti brez govornika, smo
povabili starosta vseh govorni-
kov Etbina Kristana, predsed-
nika SANSa, XII Sc je odzval. Ma
programu DO tudi "a te case in
"a to priredbo najbolj primerna
igra "Mati", XII jo je spisal nam
ameriskim Slovencem poznani,
v start domovini ziveci pesnik
in pisatelj Mile Klopcic. Igra je
enodejanka in je skoz in skoz
napeta, ker je povzeta IL parti-
zanskih bojev proti okupator-
jem in domacimi kvizlingi. Cd
Dor je mnenja, da popoldanski
program ne SINE trajati vec kot
dive uri in pol. Pc programu Sc
pa takoj pricne domaca zabava
in Piles. Seveda, place in jedace
BIO tudi ma razpolago.
v pismih smo poudarjali, da
mora biti ia priredba solidarna
demonstracija vseh cikaSkih in
okoliskih Slovencev v korist ma
Sim ljudem v start domovini.
&c ne DO, bono pc prireditvi tu-
di lahko zabelezili. Koga DO "a
delo, ma to Sc ne bono ozirali.
Kdor nasprotuje direktno ali
indirektno taxi humanitarni ak
CHI, XII gre "a tenn, da Sc poma-
ga tistim, XII ST sami ne moreio
pomagati in SO najbolj pomoci
potrebni, tax nj drugega vre-
den, kot da Sc ga postavi ma sra
molten oder, in kdor gre mimo
da mu plume v obraz.
Ponovno apeliramo ma VISA CT
kaska drustva in posameznike,
da sodelujete z odborom do in
vkljucivsi 20. aprila, da DO ia
priredba velik moralen in fl
nancen uspeh.
Ia zdruzeni odbor GikaSkih
SANSovih in JPO-SS podruz-
mic,
Louis Zorko, tajnik, 1857 So.
Lawndale Ave, Chicago %, I'll.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-28

70 ne more popisati. TIE zrtve
v starem kraju sploh ne upajo,
da Sc kdaj pride vstajenje in
pomlad. Veselo veliko noe!
Vstajenje prihaja tudi tenn tr-
pinom, toda ma zalost zelo po-
cast, in nekateri ga sploh ne bo-
do docakali.
Kaj pa mi tukaj delamo? Ali
Sc zavedamo koliko svet trpi?
Vecina ameriskih Slovencev Sc
zaveda resnega casa, katerem
zivimo, toda veliko je pa tudi
takih, kateri samo sebe pozna-
jo in nit drobtin Cd svoje mize
ne privoscijo tistim, kateri Sc
borijo in dajejo zivljenje "a
Ameriko, in ne tistim, kateri
umirajo lakote v njihovi rojstni
domovini Jugoslaviji. z emo be-
sedo, bondov ne kupujejo; ka-
dar je zbiranje "a Community
Fund ali Rdeci kriz, nimajo nj
kdar denarja. Nikdar ne daru-
jejo "a reveze v starem kraiu
in nit kos stare obleke ne mo-
rejo darovati "a tie siromake.
Tudi tenn Vese1o veliko noe, ako
10 lahko imaio.
CikaSka druStva Sc dobro "a
vedajoS svoje naloge in z veliko
vecino vrSe svojo dolznost, ka-
tero imajo do nase domovine
Amerike in do rojakov V Jugo-
slaviji. V novembru 1914 so
imela skupno prireditev "a A
meriSki rdeci kriz, katera je
prav dobro izpadla. JAZZ Sc ma
tenn mestu prav iskreno zahva-
linn pevskim zborom in posa-
meznim umetnikom, kateri so
sodelovali pr programu, vsem
delavcem, posebno pa Sc Johnu
G~ottliebu, kateri je kot tajnik
incl najvec della. Delavcev mi
slim, da nj potreba z imeni ma
vajati, ker Jill vsi dobro pozna-
te. To so ljudje, kateri delajo
pr vsaki priredbi in MISC nj
kdar proved zaposljeni ali utru-
jeni, da bi ne pomagali, kadar
Sc gre "a dobro stvar. Cast jim!
LIE skoda, da nimamo vec "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-03-28
veseIo VeIiko noe!

Chicago, Ill. - Veliki petek
je tukaj; "a MIN pride vstaje-
ME Kristusa. lima je pr kraju,
pomlad prihaja in naravi Sc
vse budi in vstaja. Kajne, kako
nitro nam mine lima, in re Sc
veselimo pomladi. Srecni Sc la
hko stejemo, da nam lima tako
nitro izgine. Ako pa lie malo po-
gledamo preko mel tie srecne
rajske doline Amerike, pa vidi-
mo, da vstajenje in pomlad
prav pocasi prihajata in da SO
ljudje ma svetu, kateri imajo re
vec let samo Veliki petek in Ii
mo, in re vec ne verujejo, da je
vstajenje in pomlad, Veselo We
like noe! -. zalosti mas, ola yam
moramo poro'cati, da je vas sin
padel "a dornovino
Vceraj ste citali, da je bill so
sedov FAINT tezko ranjen v boju
"a domovino! Veselo veliko
noci -.
Il Jugoslavije prihaja poro-
clio, da ravno liz vasega mesta
in vasi je unlrlo $50 ljudi cd la
kote, 81 his ie bio do tai pozga-
nth, SO nedolznih ljudi so Mem
CT ustrelili. Otroci SO tako Sc
stradani, ola .zdravniki sploh
dvomijo, da Jill DO mogoce re-
siti. Povsod tece kri. Pomani-
kanje in trpljenje je tako gro
zno, da ga nobeno clovesko Pc
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Chicago, Ill. - Pisma "a ogla-
Sc V programme knjizico in
vstopnice SO bila poslana ma VISA
slovenska drustva v Chicago in
okolici, "a katere smo imeli ma
slove v korist prireditve, kate
ra Sc DO vrSila v pomoc naSim
ljudem v start domovini. TIA We
levazna priredba Sc DO vrsila v
nedeljo %. aprila, v CeSki dvo-
rani ma 1888 w. 18th st. Price
tex programa DO oh 3. popoldne.
Celokupni odbor je mnenja, da
to pot Sc DO tocnost tudi upo-
stevala. Ma obcinstvo pa apeli-
ramo, da pride v dvorano pred
tretjo uro in sledi celotnemu
programu. Kot je re dosedaj
razvidno cd priglasenih, XII bo-
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vednih ljudi, kateri bi bill pr.
pravljeni sodelovati, kadar So
gre "a dobrodelno ali narodno
stvar.
zenska drustva so priredila
Bingo party. Cisti dobicek je Sci
"a fante vojake in "a reveze
starem kraju. Uspeh je bill zelo
dober. PRAY lepa hvala naSiln
zavednim zenskam. Prihodnis
prireditev skupnih druStev bO
20. aprila. Kot izgleda, je "a to
prireditev med tukajSnjimi Slo,
venci veliko zanimanja, in DO
ena najvecjih prireditev, kar
smo Jill Sc kdaj imeli. Yes cist
dobicek je namenjen "a takoi,
snjo pomoc V Jugoslaviji. Dol.
znost vsakega Slovenca V Chi.
cagu in okolici je, da Sc tie pr.
reditve udelezi. Kdor ne poma.
ga SedaJ Je zelo slab Slovenec
IN nina srca "a trpeci narod.
Program DO zelo bogat in DO.
pravocasno naznanjen V vseb
slovenskih listih. Vstopnice Ia.
hko dobite pr vseh druStvenih
tajnikih in clanih podruznic
SANSa in JPO-SS. Vsi oglasi
"a programme knjizico moraio
biti V rokah podpisanega ali pa
tajnika do 5. aprila.
Ako je mogoce, da katers
zenska spece V prid tie priredbe
potico ali krofe, ali daruie ka-
ko drugo stvar, Sc il re vnaprei
zahvaljujem. Preprican SEM, da
ako bono vsi sodelovali, bono
lahko ponosni ma uspeh prize
ditve in bono lahko z mirno
vestjo rekli, da smo storili vse.
kar je bio V naSi moci, da olaf.
samo vsaj nekoliko gorja, skozi
katerega gre ubogi jugoslovan.
ski narod.
Ako innate Sc kaj stare oble-
ke, prinesite jo Sc ia mesec ma
Wo1cott st. in Cermak Rd., ds
10 nam DO mogoce takoj poslati
V New York. Vsem tistim, ka.
teri kupujejo vojne bonde, da.
rujejo "a nase yojake, Rdeci
kriz in podpirajo svetovno INA.
no armada marsala Tita, in ka-
teri so re danes sklenili, ola pri-
dejo ma naSo prireditev, veselo
Veliko noe!
Anton Krapenc, predsednik
skupnih druSaev.