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HELP MEN.

AoCoUNTANI.saIary. $4,000 state e7.
hccoSNrAsNSTF as5s5fs sSF eSk 3S TeaItar.hua. star
and telephone number for interview INV by
ssnpppoointment, snpo wAVFRLY TAYLOR. INC,
AccoGSTANTSpermanent position, with
tunity for advancement; good starting SAL
+ HaS' DzsIE SiasIha or 60 sFasi
Air. Inc; stock clerks SIPS to si45;
aircraft. stock and procurement division:
fHSsep xDey 1T pePssn r V
ms Monday FhhiSn hroash Arday HrnT sT-
aMafsneniS aRPIGESf ARIiSfs has permanent
with valid drivers Licenses in its mail iine and
4s-hr. wk Apply Monday nd HoI and Z TUESDAY ssaay,
3 2,Ia am ;y t9 pm; Room l2s, Terminal
ington' D. C. All VINO rules compiled
APPRENTICE AIRCRAFT MECHANICS,
gears Of age and, willing to work hard we
yGa With TO ets an uu2e sxp ascTs o
Apply an sdk Halpanen. in psrsen.
through Friday. Hiring arrangements
ARTIsTs-several good free-lance men,
thoroughly practiced, for art assignments
work consists OF layout. figure and illus.
ttrative drawings M Lettering. dssisn render:
need ADDITIONS Please make appointmsnt
ASSISTANT H'c6 coLD-MEAf f.SR2s, MAN, permanen,
position, good salary. Apply chef CARL.
HTaaHl MAsAsfRs snf ssf White aW must be
rnen OF ability and experience. Attractive
personnel office. o'DoNNELL's SEA GRILL
Ass11sTANT ASST i Il ? ROOM CLERK. experienc,
not necessary, excellent opportunity fol
adyaneement Apply assistant manager
AUTO BODY MAN-Permanent postwar
Job with Chevrolet dealer: average earn
,ngs ss5 to s10Q fos ,5o-heTT week; Cal e
MOTOR Il ~; - iNs; soas sass wis. ave. ia After
AJTo BODY MES@we need several 1st-
{ IiSEKTTY KTTY S5s SgTo BODY CO, silS NJ st &
sSsr ss.i rens WITH .as front sRS
strasishteniIns departmsnt; sood salary. va.
eatSn With pay 70,
ARCADE PoNTIAc CO, AD. $500. I4s7 ia:E
AUTosMoBIhE aTy1as 81 nE MECHANICS high.
grade men will find good future at Wash
vacations: every assistance to ex-service-
sSSomSsT ARGAPt MESSISsSs EoNTSAs
Fmanent Job in chpysler I'D dealer ip'S; shop ep,
lasconsin ave, OR. 1920. ~ '
Evening star., 1945-05-28
Florida Boy, ;, Missing
; Days, Found Dead
Gy the Associated Press.

JA me ASSOClateG Press.
ARCADIA, Fla. May 28.-The
eody of 3-year-old Vernon Holland
1ho wandered away from his home
lree days ago. was found early to-
lay by searchers in a palmetto
aicket.
The body was discovered by Chief
Geputy Sheriff George C. Duncan
nd his son, Jack, members of q
earchlng party which numbered
lore than 700. Exposure apparently
as the cause of death.
Evening star., 1945-05-28
Man Held in Criminal Attack
On Federal Worker, 20

Eugene Shafer, 81, of the 23OO
block of First street NV. was ar
rested Saturday night and held
without bond on a charge of GRIM
inal assault on the complaint of a
20-year-old girl who occupies living
quarters in the same house. The
girl, a Government employe, told
police she was attacked after she
was dragged into Skaters apart
ment.
The girl was treated for shock at
Gallinger Hospital and Shafer was
arrested soon after his description
was broadcast.
Evening star., 1945-05-28
HELP MEN and WoMEh

APARTMENT MANAGER for development
SSS9 "a GSRn o1NrEs sgs Rsek ( no1 p.s s ssh.
paid work. part or full time; chance for
promotion. Apply ct once at any PEOPLES
DRUG STORE or employment ONCE. ~ P
CIGAR COUNTER CLERKS. pleasant, we'll
paid work, part or full time; chance for
promotion. Apply at once at any PEOPLES
DRUG STORE or employment ONCE, ~ p
CoLLABoRAToR WANTED to assist in
writing book; reference required. Box
COUfLE, work at tourist house; apt. and
500 mo. HOTEL COURT, BALTIC. blvd, 2
mi past COLLEGE PIX. Berwyn 27S.
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All persons to be hired in this
area must be referred by the local
United States Employment Service
office, unless the specific aduer-
tisement indicates othertUise.
Evening star., 1945-05-28

PRESSER, one who can handle (Sec) clean.
81 uR fseeSy co S St. sood
PREssMAN 'Gtofee Tor essential % weekly nswsps. s spa
sf Paa soany shops
Virginia; should know Miehle vertical;
espeIenss M pEsfes ef ws sa
scme overtime at S1.50 per hour. Write
1k sgSE sE$sfEzS 4sf ms4s.Ss sa.es:;
i, to so; full time 4o.hour week; 8 to s;
d ehan heUss Pop Sss EAARS M efSo ss
Mil rd. ne, Take chillum Heights bu;
SafSS ta1s VI f uEas
szbE1o fszE eal sHop affs5 fs1s Penn nm; aoRDoSs
parts dept., critical industry: postwar op-
PSEtHntY %HHE MofoR NJ eo ssss M5 g. sseden
RADIO TECHNICiANs-The war. isn't
over We are building electronic ordnance
men With fes rado aaa
ns sans Mast Rnev how to d
sPsms make max own layouts. Suild Equipment
and shoot trouble on your 10y, own n,rI Work on On
and Challenge your imagination. II you
want to, use both your head and your
We want capable steady radiomen: nc
loaters, no trifers. Apply BOWEN 4
CO., 4712 Bethesda ave-, Bethesda, Md
Hiring Arrangement approved.
REFRIGERATION service mecnAnlc. Ap'
ply CARRY ICE CREAM CO.. 1887 D st Sc
REFRiGERATioN.s service man, commereia
service and installation, permanent posi-
ton, SS5 weekly plus comm. Hussmann
Distributor, liza 9th nv
full time, in sheet music and record dept
Apply Mr.. Burroughs. BALLARDs. 130C
ROOM CLERK, experienced preferred;
good opportunity for man interested in
personnel ONCE, HOTEL STATLER, 18th
ROUTENxN for establishing milk route
Average salary $50 per week or more. Good
daytime hours and excellent working con-
dltl1ns; eIII Apply IL person. Room321. CHEST.
ave: NV. Hiring arrangements approved
ROUTEMAN for linen route: dependable
Starting salary. $40 wk.: advancement In
xks;; assd up to 45. DISTRICT LINEN
sALEsMAN for washington territory; cal
essential; salary and commission. Bo1
15a-R. Star.
Evening star., 1945-05-28

MEN, white. permanent, essential indus
try; with car: learn skilled trade; salary
ksMSRgRAse ss't!1. co Sss
NJ MN. /, i;aI q part time; to sell tcr an Of,
health Decentralization insurance: gooe
commission. Apply Room 404, 800 r st
MEN. draft exempt. ages 1s to 35, as ap.
prentices with exceptional opportunity to
learn mechanical dentistry; good pay while
KYNSExW w & SAXON. 1e .lH fo2s hA 18th st. o1@ NV.
MEN as porters and dishwashsrs; soof m :
MoTEL, Hesrsi wen WernersVille. M eoAe Penna. N A-
sell. in permanent POSITION with unusual
and appear. with pleasant personality to
seSS Sp 70 sSS WI x to :. aas R%
MEN To- h sssen1,.i ss @ indSstr,. Under 40. 70,
ike mechanical work need apply; prsfei
PnSns s 500 q nsnns sss.r s6 5ans school
and part time; no experience necessary
sE2sSSS sEsS gRSar RsS ARpS sHop aT sss yskNoS e
MEN, colored. to work in pressroom Of
for 40 hours time and one-haif paid Ia foi
sea star suiaass hi9Ras Fai
EVENING STAR, 11OI Pa. ave. NV
MEN go otherwise employed needing extrs
income. can be placed now in spare hrs
| (day or eve,l; paying 81 80 to So 90 hr. tx
start, full time assured in postwar paying
helpful Apply y TUESDAY. Td II am. 70 $50
| MEN NEEDED for plant work and helper,
9n 9n, milk ~ Togtss; Apply In person, Room
Pennsylvania ave. NV. Hiring arrange,
MEMS aiNSs ie6iHSf3S ifeR6iRHNSff3SaNG sALEsmrs .n,.ra,,
opportunity for Advancement in our nation
Tlds oTgenisetion: Apply NATIONAL
METHobs ENGfTNEsiSiExx' "a large manu-.
featuring company in Western New Yori
needs Q methods engineer, experienced Ii
| analysis Of once procedure: knoWledge o
enc Smse ..naa m.aaShinssa punch card accopnting
Your answer viii indicate your ability K
make . presentation. Salary open. Uses
rsferral required. Reply to Box 367-Z
MESSENGER AND MAIL CLERK to vorl
week. Nh ooIDsTEiN. suite Sol, 1908 1903
hEsstNs.Rs for BRITISH MISSIONS
Apply 1107 18th ct. nv. Empioyment
encs open Monday throush. Friday. 8 to &
HIRING arransements approved. =
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Honor Roll.

Pounds Pounds
per CAPITA per Capita
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Kelly
Continued from Page l

SOHtlnuc0 ITOm rage i
serve out the year and a hall
remaining of his term.
ASSOCIATES INFORMED
He said the members Of his
state administrative board and
number of his friends had
known of his intentions for
some time.
Kelly said he would introduce
Vandenberg at a speech before
the economic club of Detroit
tomorrow and desired to clear
the air of political speculation.
The governor asked newspa-
permen to express my thanks
to the public for the confidence
it has reposed in me. I have
been nominated four times,
twice for secretary of state and
twice for governor, without OPP
position and have been elected
by substantial majorities."
Kelly said, IF l though that
my program would be hamper
ed by carrying out my desire to
return to private life l would
not do so, but l have no fear OF
that"
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Veteran
Continued from Page I

dition to many unaffiliated vet
Grams of both World Wars / and
2 will attend the services at 2
p. m, Friday.
Rushlow was born near Mount
Clemens, the son of Henry and
Neva Rushlow and received his
education in the elementary
schools and attended Mount
Clemens High School. He en-
tered the army June 8. 1913 and
served overseas from December.
1913 to February, 1945. In ad-
dition to the Bronze Star and
Purple Heart, he wore the Com
bat Infantryman's Badge and the
Good Conduct medal.
The deceased veteran is sur
vived by his mother; two half
brothers, Fred, and S 2/c James
Kretschman, with the u. s. Navy
in the Pacific, and a sister, Mrs.
Nora Scott, of Detroit.
The remains are resting at the
D. N. Cooley funeral chapel
where military and religious
services will take place at 2 p.
m, Friday. Rev. Joseph Grosa
will officiate, and burial will be
in the family lot in Clinton
Grove Cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12
Roads
Continued from Page I

county and state road officials
and War Deartment represent
atives was solely for the pur-
pose of transferring legal title to
section of jefferson avenue
from the Clinton River bridge
to the William p. Rosso high
way. This section of road, two
and three-tenths miles, has been
within the military reservation
for two years, and the govern
ment sought a clear title to it.
No additional changes or &C.
QUESTIONS of land took place at
the meeting and none are con-
templated, officials said, con-
trary to erroneous reports pup
lished in Detroit that changes
would be made in various roads
and more property acquired by
the government.
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Boom


Continued from Page One)
pletion of a $4,000 extension to
its modern war plant.
MANY OTHERS
A score of other factories, now
in war production which is grad
ually terminating. are known 20
be contemplating expansion pro-
grams and have discussed pro-
jects ranging in cost from $780,
600 to 100000. These may
aggregate an additional million
dollars within the next few
months, Tallman states.
Answering to some extent the
criticism of some Macomb Coun-
ty supervisors regarding Warren
Townships low" assessed valli-
atoms, Tallman in making the
building announcement took &C.
casion to answer his critics:
"Since 1893 Warren Town
ship has more than doubled its
assessed valuation, and this ad-
ditional benefit in taxes has been
turned over to the county at
large" he pointed out.
CITES EXPERIENCE
Detroit killed many fac
tories by raising assessments to
an unreasonable d egree. We
have encouraged them to estab-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12
Obituaries
Herman, Rocker

UTICA-Herman Rocker, a
well known resident of Macomb
Township, passed away at St.
Joseph hospital, on Wednesday
morning, where he had been a
patient for nine days.
Mr.. Rocker was born on a
farm on the Shoemaker Road in
Macomb Township, on Septem-
Der IL, 81 years ago. He lived
his entire life in the home in
which he was born. He was the
son Of the late Henry and Fred
ericka Schulz Rocker.
He is survived by his wife,
Martha Eschenburg Rocker; six
children, Mrs. Mary Kepsel,
Mrs. Elmer Kukuk, Mrs. Harold
Kukuk and Mrs. Clarence Matz
of Mount Clemens; Albert and
Arthur Rocker, of Richmond.
Also surviving are six grand0
children; two sisters, Mrs. John
Ziehm and Mrs. Merritt Fischer
and one brother, Otto Rocker.
Services will be conducted
from the family home, 2l5 Shoe
maker road, at North avenue, on
Saturday, July IA, at 2 o'clock
and 2:3O at Zion Evangelical
Church, of which Mr.. Rocker
was lifelong and devoted
member. Rev. A. F. Frohne, of
Detroit, will officiate. Burial
will take place in Clinton Grove
Cemetery.
Mr.. Rocker was a member of
the Atwood school board, serv-
ing as its Treasurer for nine
years. E. A. Schwarzkoff, funer-
al director, is in charge of az
rangements.
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Relax CurbS
Continued from Page I

for full postwar output Of four
million cars or more q year.
Henry p. Nelson, WPB CO.
ordinator of automotive recon
version, acknowledged that &C.
ton must be taken some time
this summer" to insure full post
war employment.
He asked the industry to sub
NIT estimated cost and location
of the proposed new plants and
branch factories, but said no
priority aid would be granted if
approval is given. The industry
now has priority help for bot
tleneck" construction required
to produce only two million cars
a year, half the pre-war rate of
output.
BY the first of next year, pro-
duction should reach a level at
which rationing TO essential
drivers can be eliminated, Mel
son told a news conference, aft
er the session with the Industry
Committee.
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Charles Suffer

WARREN - Charles Suffer
age As, we'll known South Ma.
comb real estate dealer, died
Wednesday evening at st. 10.
seph Hospital, Mount Clemens
following a brief illness. He
lived at 11130 East Maple (15-
Mile road, Warren. and hao
spent most of his life in the
Warren Township area.
MIR. Suffer was the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Suffer, Sr.
we'll known residents of thai
area. He was member of the
new Catholic parish of st. Anne
in Warren.
He is survived by his widow
Nellie, and the following chill
dren: S nc Charles Jr., with
the U. S. Navy in the Pacific;
Russell, Dolores, Joseph and
Genevieve, and the following
brothers and sisters. all of De-
troit: Mrs. Christina Funke, Mrs.
Sylvester r Ike, Mrs. Henry
Gerst, Mrs. Ross AuBuchon,
Martin Jr., Albert, Leo and Ray
mond Suffer.
Prayers will be conducted at
the family residence at. $50 p.
m, Friday.
Funeral services will be at
9:l5 a. m. Saturday from the
residence with mass at 10 a. M,
at st. Lawrence Church, Utica.
Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery, with LaCroix &
Groesbeck, Mount Clemens, in
charge of funeral arrangements.
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tending court; rent loss due to
tenants moving away from con-
demned property, etc.
Judge Cash said that contest
ed claims will require the claim
ant to take the witness stand
and submit to cross-examination
regarding the merits of the
claim.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12

lish here, and we're going to
treat them fairly. Macomb Coun-
ty will benefit tremendously
from this In the postwar era"
Tallman asserted.
The townships assessed valu-
alton, often Q bone Of conten-
ton with Mount Clemens and
North Macomb supervisors at
county board sessions, was $10,-
100000 in 1888, and today Is
$22, 900, 900, Tallman points out.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12

The Mount Clemens City Com
mission last night Unanimously
approved transfer of the Glass
c liquor and beverage license
of the Royal Cafe. 10 Court
street at North Gratiot, to Will
liam Murray, former licensee of
Denmarsh Hotel, which was de-
stroyed by fire early this year.
The establishment has been
operated for 13 years by Clyde
Parks and the late Harry Meier
and his estate.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12
Sidewalk Repair
Work Outlined

Repair of a damaged sidewalk
on Broadway opposite the foot
of New street, and raising of
the City Dock steps which have
settled and resulted in incon-
venience to pedestrians, will
take place early next week,
Street Commissioner Guy Verk-
Ter announced at last nights
commission meeting.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12
WUu1,e Fettu

Funeral services were held
Wednesday for Wayne Fetty,
Jr., 20-day-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Fetty, of 226 South
Broadway, who died at st. JOS
eph Hospital Tuesday following
i'll health since birth.
The child is survived by his
parents, and by the maternal
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Garland Miller, of Royal Oak.
Services were conducted at
the d. N. Cooley funeral chapel
at 2:30 p. m, Wednesday, with
burial in Clinton Grove GENE.
terry.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12
Writ
Continued from Page One)

prevent Justice of the Peace
Donald j. Parent from proceed
ing with the hearing of the
charges against him.
Actually, official records now
reveal, warrants charging Mac
Pherson with having left the
scene Of an accident in which
Joseph Baldwin was fatally in
jured Oct. 10, l943, were issued
on the following dates.
L Oct. FL, 1913 - On
recommendation of Pros
ecutOr Wilbur F. Held. This
warrant, later proved to have
been improperly prepared, was
dismissed with out prejudice
June 2, 1914, by Circuit Judge
Alton ii. Noe.
. April FL, 1914 - On
recommendation of Chief
Assistant Prosecutor Fred Van
Fleteren. This second, and un-
til Tuesday unpublished, war
rant was sought and obtained by
Van Fleteren in an effort to cor
rect the errors in the original
warrant of which he had been
appraised. 1t was dismissed by
Parent on Aug. 26, 1914.
2 May II, 1945 - This
warrant, attac ked by
counsel for MACPHERSON as hav-
ing been issued as the result of
"a conspiracy" between Parent
and Ray II. Callens, attorney for
the victims widow. was author
lied by Parent without recon-
mendatiOn by the prosecutors
office after Held had repeatedly
refused to seek a new warrant
on the grounds that II do not be-
lieve l could obtain eenvic-
ton"
Heated controversy ragged yes
ter d ", however, concerning
both the issuance and the dismiss
sal of the April 81, 1944, war
rant.
Van Fleteren said flatly that
he knew nothing of what hap
pened to it after he had recon-
NEEDED its issuance. "Mr. Held
took over the matter from that
point on" he declared. He did
say, emphatically, however, that
he had never asked Justice Par
ent or anyone else to dismiss
the matter. He said that it was
his belief the new warrant was
properly drawn.
Held, on the other hand, de-
MES with equal ardor that he
had ever heard of the April 81
warrant, dramatically entered as
an exhibit in Tuesdays hearings
before Judge Cash.. Il can't be-
lieve such warrant was ever
requested by my office" the
prosecutor declared. He added
that I'm certainly going to get
at the bottom of this matter"
WHAT RECORD SHOWS
Justice Parents office records
show a notation to the effect
that the mystery-warrant was
dismissed August 26, 1914, "as
per Mr.. Held" Both the war
rant and Van Fleteren's request
for its issuance are now in the
hands Of the circuit court.
At the conclusion of hearings
before Judge Cash the cour.
took the long drawn out argu-
ments under advisement with in
dications pointing to the pass
age of several days before a de.
cision will be available.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12
Peaches
Continued from Page I

Tree-ripened Romeo peaches
may be preserved without sugar,
they state.
The state of Michigan will
harvest a 2,34O,OOO bushel peach
crop this year; less than the 3d..
100000 bumper crop of 1914,
but considerably better than the
1943 mark of 1,452,OOO bushels
and well above the 10-year av.
erage, Rush states.
EAST LANSING, July IL -
(P) - Michigan orchardi s
should keep their apples cover
ed with spray during the rest OF
this month to prevent coddling
moth injury. Ray Hutson, Mich;-
gan State College entomologist,
advised today.
He suggested a nicotine spray
be applied in addition to a pray
made by adding three pounds
of lead arsenate plus a zinc sui
phate-lime corrective to 100 GAL
Ions of water.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12
Roaming Bottle

A bottle cast adrift off the
coast of Mexico was found near
the Philippine Islands. 1t had
nearly crossed the Pecific in ID
months.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12

Pomegranate cans "apple
full of Seeds" coming from the
Latin pomum for apple and
granatum for full of seeds.
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Airport
Continued from Pare I

presumably based on actual, le-
Ultimate expenses and losses III
connection with the suit; such
as days lost from work while at
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Admittedly crying to guess
into the future" Nelson said he
thought rationing of new cars
might end next January. Ra-
tioning will be continued, he
added, only until the essential
need" for cars has been filled.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12
Car Prices
Continued from Page

Henry P. Nelson 'of the War
Production Board said after a
meeting with the automobile in
dustry advisory board yesterday
that the tin shortage stood as
the highest auto reconverSion
hurdle.
Other material shortages face
the automobile makers, but they
either are less drastic or can
be overcome, at least in part, by
substitution, but no tin is avail
able for body solder.
Other shortages listed by Mel
son include: cadmium for plat
ing; anthony, a substitute for
tin; burlap and cotton linters,
and chronic acid, for plating.
The outlook for other mate
rails, including sheet steel and
chemicals, Nelson described as
pretty good"
Nelson said present quotas as
signed to the 10 passenger car
manufacturers for the last half
of 1945 and the first quarter of
1916 would be increased as soon
as the materials situation war
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-12

Approximately three tons of
steel are used in making one
heavy bomber.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-29
No:i fon+ie-voioh

v cetrtek je prisel do m ov
S/Sgt. Tony Perusek, brat po-
znane Mrs. Fatur. Bill je castno
odpuscen. Nahajal Sc je " ar
madi stiri leta in diva meseca'
Cd tega casa je prebil 27 me-
secev ma Pacifiku ter Sc je ude-
lezil sest velikih bitk. Bill je od-
likovan z bronasto zvezdo "a
hrabrost. Ranjen je bill v roko
cd japonske krogle. Zelo je We
sci, da je donna in pravi, da SO
clevelandska dekleta najlepsa
ma svetu, in >Filipinke so dalei
"a mimi. Prijatelji ga lahkc
obiscejo ma domu sestre ma 120e
E. 173 st. Tony je pevec pr
"Zarji' in clan Loske doline.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-29

Japoncem, da prisostvuje for
malni kapitulaciji Japonske, XII
bo podpisana v nedeljo ma kro-
WI bojne ladje Missouri"
Gen. Wainwright je danes do
spell v Cunking il japonskega
ujetniskega tabora v Mandzu-
riji, kjer je bill maiden pred dne-
vi cd ameriske padalne pehote.
z 63-letnim generalom je do
spelo v dveh velikih ameriskih'
letalih tudi sedem drugih anne
riskih generalov, katerih imena
MISC bila objavljena, sedem brit
skin generalov in Is drugih
ameriskih, britskih in holland
skin vojaskih in civilnih inter-
nirancev.
Gen. Wainwright je oh izsto-
pu liz letala sc veselo nasmeflnil
in rekel, da sc dobro pocuti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-29
PRVI UDAREC NACIFASI-
STIcNIH PODTALNIH
ORGANOV v AVSTRIJI

DUNAJ, rs. augusta (O.N.
A. - Preteki cetrtek je bill IL
vrsen prvi : atentat, odkar so
sovjetske sile prispele ma Du-
maj, katerega pripisujejo naci-
sticnemu podtalnemu pokretu.
Proti-tankovska nina je bila po-
lozena v Goethe Hof-u, komuni-
sticnem glavnem stanu.
Omenjeno poslopje Sc naha-
ia v 81. okraju, severno cd Do
nave, kjer live vecinoma delav-
ci. skode je bilo precej, toda ra-
njen nj bill nikdo. Krivci SO mai
brze clani neke tolpe, Xxi je ze
dalje casa posiljala grozilna pi-
sma socialisticnem, komunistic-
MIN in drugim polticnim prva-
kom.