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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-16

cedent again when he visited the
two Negro republics, Liberia and
Haiti. The presidents of those two
republics visited him in Washing
ton and both were official guests in
the White House.
The role his wife, Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt, has played as first lady
makes her departure from the
White House a great loss to Ne
groes. Her stand for equal rights
for Negroes has won her the ac-
claim and support Of Negro citizens
all over America. But the deep south
hates her for defying white suprem-
acy.
President Roosevelt's death has
projected Harry S. Truman into
the highest office of the land. A Mis-
souri, farm boy, Truman's past is
unlike the aristocratic background
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-16
ROOSEVELT M0URNED AS BEST
FRIEND OF NEGRO Since
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
Practices by executive order. Ra-
cial discrimination in war plants
and factories was banished by fed
eral regulation for the first time in
American history. The steady re-
treat Of jimcrow in the armed
forces has been credited as the ham
diwork of President Roosevelt. His
economic bill or rights remains
close to labor's heart.
The late President smashed pre-
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-16

of the deceased Franklin Delano
Roosevelt. He denied Hearst news
paper rumor that he was once a
member of the Ku Klux Klan.
Following his election to the vice
presidency, he assured prominent
Negro newspapermen that he would
carry out President Roosevelt's pol
icies of fair play to Negro citizens.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-16
JUDGE Sees ECONOMIC
IMPLICATIONS OF
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 16
(ANP)-Unless other cities in the
United States are different from
Philadelphia, they will be interested
in the tragic fact" recently re-
vealed here that lone out of every
five Negro youths of 16 to II has
been arrested during the past two
years." according to the Philadel-
phia Crime Prevention ssociation.
From petty infractions to great
crime, these young Negroes, too
young for the army and really of
school age, kept the police busy. In
other words, however, these same
young people are challenge to the
community, to the social agencies,
to the church, and government.
Some of this responsibility was
accepted by the Crime Prevention
Association, when its chairman,
Municipal Court Judge Nochem
Winnet, called for an elimination
of race discrimination as one of the
first steps to improve the conditions
of the Negro population, thus i'm
proving the delinquency problem of
Negro youth.
"The community must at once
show that plans are being made for
decent housing, not only for Ne
groes but for everyone who is con-
demned to live in blighted or slum
areas" Judge Winnet declared.
Turning to the inadequate recre-
ational program, he said addition
al recreational facilities must be
planned for every section of the
city,"
Fright now" he continued, "the
Negro must be given assurance that
there will be no economic discrimi-
nation and that he will have the
same right to pursue happiness as
every other citizen. Right now, our
whole educational process and the
church must be geared to convince
the Negro that there is hope in the
future and there is an end in sight
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-16
AT THE THEATERS

PALACE-"To Have and To
Have Not" Also "Cavalcade of
Dance plus cartoon. Chapter 5 Of
Brenda Star Reporter"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17
Taxi 0nishi No. I
on harl kiri Parade

NEW YORK. Aug. 17-tR-
The Tokyo radio said today the
navy ministry announced Friday
afternoon Japanese time) that
Vice Admiral Takijiro Onishi,
ce-Chief Of the navy general
staff. had committed suicide
yesterday morning at his official
residence.
Onishi was one of two COM
manders who headed Naval air
units In the Philippines during
the time of American operations
there. He became Vice-Chief OF
navy general staff last May, and
helped to perfect special attack
tactics.
One japanese diplomatic Of
fetal also has been reported a
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17

and when the paper and
scraps of cardboard ran out
wastebaskets were emp
tied and even buckets Of wat
er. It was q victory celebra-
ton with q vengeance
but strangely no one got mad.
To help pep up the tempo and
add a genuine celebration noise
to the din, some misguided wag
turned in q false alarm in the
south end of town, and the fire
trucks walled through the jam
of cars and pedestrians. No
sooner had they got there when
some screwballs set fire to Pete
Benoit's tavern out Cass :. and
that packed road was treated to
fire department display. Only
minor damage was done >. .
Then came three or four more
false alarms and the circus
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17

this, despite the fact that Il
had to convert from auto and
civilian production, build fac
tories and make and install
machinery LONG AFTER the
Axis powers had speeded-up
production to the full.
So on both sides GIs and
war workers brothers In
arms please keep up the
teamwork now that the blood.
shed is over! The sudden, ahead
of-schedule termination of the
war with Japan was q blessing
but it created q tough
problem in re-conversion of in.
dustry. Victory was not antici-
pated for months and the
gradual conversion Of plants to
civilian production had been
geared that way in order not ia
deprive fighting men of their
food, munitions, weapons and
medical supplies, etc.
Unemployment even
only Of . temporary nature
will be widespread, ex-
perts agree and government
authorities -concered. In the
job line seeking work will be
ex-GIs and ex-war workers.
The conflict, II any, will
center on this debatable prob
lem Who will come first!
We can't answer that,
and each case would require
judgment on its merits
presuming an answer can be
found. liberation and
fairness towards each other,
and faith In cur American
government Is the only An
swer!
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their coats and talk about
their battles. except
among themselves In the man.
ner Of veterans who under
stand each other.
What they will want will be
square and upright dealings
with those who remained at
home No special privileges
accorded others and denied
them. No RECOMMENDATION
from officialdom. because they
have had 80 much CT diet. :.
No advantages taken by land
lords. storekepers, statesmen or
anyone who deals with them in
any way. No high-handed
abuse from police or others in
authority =. but friendliness
and respect for that all-too-
small bronze button they wear.
Let them remember, on
their part, that despite the
strike stories that alarmed
them when they were over
seas =. every war worker
wasn't = shirker. Some went
In war plants after repeated
reflections by the armed forces
because Of physical disabili-
ties and most Of these
same men resented those
strikes as much ~ the GIs did.
q. They were ordered
out" under almost the same
disciplinary conditions Is a
soldier faces on the battle
field. Matters far be-
yOnd the control of the av-
erage war worker brought
about many strikes.
Let them remember that
these war workers in spite
of a strike here and there =.
accomplished q colossal volume
or war production as unexpect-
ed as it was unprecedented in
all history and the vast
majority of them were honest,
patriotic men (and women,
tooD who had a real stake in
this way in the form of close
relative on the fighting fronts.
And these same people
would have worked for 80 cents
an hour had that been the rate
Of pay instead of a dollar-plus!
Let them remember, especi-
ally, that Mac0mb County, in
the heart Of the Arsenal of
Democracy, helped produce
more tanks, guns and planes
during World War II than the
combined output Of Japan and
Germany. with all their
millions Of slave laborers and
their Krupp plants. The De-
troit district accomplished
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17

you've never seen so many
people gather so quickly in
your life. One minute the
streets were quiet (while we
waited patiently at the tele-
type for the historic flash
and the next minute there
was q cacophony Of sound like
you'd never heard before.
Bedlam was turned loose and
a boiler factory was restful by
comparison.
Twice as many boys as we ever
thought Mount Clemens had,
started racing bicycles up and
down the streets while
cars with horns blasting and
people hanging on the sides
lodged in and out at fast speed
Most of the car drivers turned
ignition keys off and on rapidly
to get up a back-firing barrage
that must have been heard in
Armada.
From our building stream
ers of paper tissue paper
curled down among the crowds
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17

NBc bASIC NEW WORK
Associate I'm Sfofion WENA
Telsvi,ion {. ?. Pending
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17
THE BUTTER PART OF
vALOR

When a pack Of dogs attacked
bill, the handsome Angora Goat
Mascot Of the Georgia navy pre-
flight school, Bill tore up . half
acre of grass in driving them off
-. Then he succumbed of what
the attending vet described a
exhaustion" 1t. Bob War.
rem. skycracker grid coach, sadly
surveyed the scene and remark
ed: "We could have used BILL"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17

We were sitting on Bill Web.
ster's porch the other night,
talking about how we'd cele.
brate when heJaps surrendered.
Lem T0ller allowed as how no
was going to start his vacation
then and there and spend Il
fishing. Ed Mapes was going to
take his family to Mountain
City for q big feed and a picture
show.
Bill Webster had the last sug.
gestion. "I'm going to pour a
glass of beer and drink a toast
to our fighting men," he says,
"and that Is Just as far as my
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17

serbed announcements and transcribed singing com.
mereoIs. And immediately offer PsoH Horbos h
eliminated middle commercials from newseosts.
Looking ahead, WV established Frequency
Meditation stotion - VIENNA - which has been In con.
stont daily operation since Nay 9, l941. Ten months
ago an application was filed with HE Federal Com
munieotions Commission for permission TO construct
Television stotion.
The pioneering spirit which oetvotsd ths establish
ment Of Americas first commercial broodeossin1
stotion lives and thrives at WWJ otter rs years OF
broodeostine in the public interest convenience and
necessity"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17

suicide. The Swiss tslserapA
agency said yesterday In Bern
that L. Gen. Suemasa Okamoto.
who was named japanese mill.
tary attached In Switzerland IN
1913. had committed suicide in
Zurich.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17
& An G III. Day


id tH Ike o n even
4owe, Hntceuo he lin o % h he
still nmcnno the c.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17
From where | sie.. by Joe Marsh
Best Way to Celebrate
The Peace
Adssrtiss swi

,elebrating's going to 90. I'm 60
ing to make sure of being on tho
job next morning"
From whore 1 sit, Bill W ebster
has tho right idea. When Peace
comes. there's going to be .
whole new world to build.
There's q really big Job to be
done. A glass Of beer, tho bev.
erage Of moderation, and . good
nights sleep to DO ready for tho
task ahead-that's tho rishs way
to welcome victoryi
&eM"1<
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17

few major hazards most
were cited for exits piled with
stock or empty boxes. Several
public schools were cited in the
list, probably because they are
many years old.
After a months In the ETC
where he earned the Purple
Heart with four clusters. plus
four battle stars on his theatre
ribbon, Pfc. Albert r. Pingel,
IS, Of Mount Clemens, was
awarded 4 125-point discharge
on VI Day Day
and Immediately re-enlisted
for Pacific duty.
SPORTS STUFF Teams In
the softball league sharpened
their batting eyes this week
in preparation for the playoffs
to begin next week. The first
three teams who are sure of
positions are Super Cleaners,
Hillcrest and Selfridge Field.
In an exciting game Thursday
night between Hubarth and
Schott and Andy's Texaco to
determine who would win the
fourth place spot, both teams
battled to q nine inning, two
run deadlock. 1t was too dark
to continue the game and it
will be replayed Monday
night In the Junior League
four teams will begin the play
offs on Monday at Griffith
field. The teams are I. o. o. F.
Nesbitt's Orange, Terrace Gar.
dens and Mayfair. I. o. o. F.
which has won Is straight
games is favored to win the
title :. Sports highlight of the
week was q hole-in-one shot
by Russell COPELAND, using a
number eight iron on the
Breitmeyer links.
The laps could take atomic
bombs but they couldn't take
Patrolman Alb Wright. The
day Little Alb went to Detroit
for his army physical, the yaps
asked for peace!
WITH MORE THAN 10 lives
laid at the altar of sacrifice
towards victory, Mount Clemens
10 proud Of her glorious record
in World War II proud of
the craftsmen, war workers, la
borers, housewives. bond gal.
lants, and salvage workers
young and old who backed the
effort of our fighting men. The
debt we and this nation owe to
the boys who will never come
back may be best expressed
towards their buddies, who
fought by their sides and
who we hope to welcome In
the near future.
The manned, the she'll shock
ed, the nervous and the out-of-
place soldier and sailor will
soon be back among US :.
together with the many who
have been blessed with compar-
atively little effect from their
experiences. We, who were
not privileged to wear the uni
form, must always remember
that the debt we owe them in so
many ways Is a heavy one. In
most cases, 1t can never be re-
paid.
They won't be asking for
back-slapping or even
any favors. They won't want
brass bands and civic recep.
lions and they won't
want Ia wear their naedaIs IN
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17

- qvorfer-eentvy ago, commercial radio broad
costing began. On August TO- 1920. the billion year
silence Of the ether" was broken by WV. originally
6MK, The Detroit News radio stotion.
Many broodeostns "hrsts" followed
WV was Americas first commercial radio station
TO broadcast daily programs. First 10 broadcast cleo
tion returns First to broadcast World Series results
First TO broadcast complete symphony concert. First
to organize broodeosting orchestra.
Throughout rs years Of existence, WV has main
toined its leadership in public service, entertainment
and ethical responsibility. Recently. il demonstrated
its initiative by becoming the first stotion 10 ban tron-
%wN~ oeLe~isdss me pioneering ,ssso,eh sNes 81
scientists o D.. lee do Foes, D., Fronk cocsod end
others opsrshas Under experimental ssd smssw Eesassa
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was on.
Police Chief Art R0sso fran
tically called into action some
26 of Harold Krauseneck's
Auxiliary Police (whO did
sterling work, by the way) to
augment R0sso's IL to Is men,
some special officers and
mess of Provost Marshal's
men from Selfridge.
For a time they were helpless
in the traffic jam for ev-
eryOne ignored red lights
but finally. some SEM
blance Of order prevailed in
the peace parade.
Light showers of rain were ig-
nored by everyone, and Jupiter
Pluvius decided to forget his
stormy plans. Boys and
girls staged impromptu parades
with music 90 and We
understand our two lads beat
out time on old laundry tubs. 1.
. A gang of kids stopped q
car on Cass and bounced it up
and down with lots of gusto {.
but the two girls in the
front seat didn't mindl
Neither did the young lady
care who stood on Gratiot at
MacOmb and invited every
man In uniform to have q kiss
which Of course they
did especially = happy
AAF lieutenant. A
group of French soldiers from
Selfridge were as happy as
anyone: Maybe we are going
home soon now, no?" they
asked.
State orders had decreed that
every drinking place close as
soon as the President declared
peace and most Of the
boys at the bars had a few stiff
ones lined up before Mr.. Tru-
man came on at o'clock. :.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-28
V pojasnilo K krecitaciji 'Domoyina gori'''

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ker je hi.
la v Enakopravnosti priobcena
v petkovi izdaji recitacija do.
movina gori" (katere originalno
ime je "Lika v plamenih" spi-
sal Vjekoslav Afric), Sc mi vidi
potreba, da podam o tej recita-
ciji sledece pojasnilo:
Dramsko drustvo Anton We.
rovsek bo podalo predstavo ma
prvo nedeljo v maju, Cd katere
DO yes dobicek izrocen "a Yhgo.
slav War Relief in ma tel pred
stavi DO tudi podana ziva slika
z recitacijo 'Domovina gori'', in
poleg tega pa tudi igra enode-
janka, katero Je spisal sloven.
ski partizan ma otoku Wis, 2
imenom "Tri zamudene ure". v
zivi Sikh z recitacijo nastopijo
" vodilnih vlogah: Mrs. N. Ka-
lan-mati, Frank Slejko jr-sta-
rec, I. dekle Miss Marion Kapel,
II. dekle Miss Sofie Kapel in III.
dekle Miss Dorothy Kapel, po-
leg pa tudi vec fantov in deklet
v vlogah skupine.
Ia recitacija je povzeta IL
koledarja, katerega je izdal "a
leto 1915 Hrvatski Narodni
Glasnik, in v slovenscino je to
dele prestavil "a Verovska Mr..
Frank Kerze. Ko sem JAZZ to re-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-28

citacijo Gital Y Glasniku, Sc mi
je tako dopadla kot jake ine-
nitno delo "a 1.-Two sliko in sem
naprosil Miss Ancko Traven, da
nam je preskrbela prestavo te-
ga izvoda v slovenski jerk.
Ker smo ze pri tel Verovsko-
vi predstavi, in ker je ia pred
stava posvecena tudi tako po-
menljivi akciji kot je "Za prvo
pomoc nasim hrabrim jngoslo-
vanskim borcem'', vsekakor
lahko pricakuje Verovsek lepe
vdelezbe ma predstavi = prvo
nedeljo v maju. Morda DO vas
Verovsek tudi Sc necem dru-
GIN presenetil ma tel predstavi.
0 vsem TEN bono porocali
takoi ko bono o vsem ma Jas
nem. Ali bi ne bilO to nekakO
veliko presenecenje, da bi ma
tel predstavi nastopil dober 60
vornik-pa 81 recimo ma primer:
partizanski castnik jugoslovan-
ske trgovske mornarice, kateri
bi Sc ravno v TEN casu povrnil
il -Jugoslavije?
z to predstavo pa je tudi We
rovsek ponovno prisel do XIV
ljenja in upamo, da nam DO v
prihodn jem cd casa do casa po-
dal Sc kako dramsko predstavo.
Vincent Coff.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-28

Bukovnik je donna ! zvinjeno
nogo. Steve Bevcar tudi boleha
"a srcno napako. Jack Glazar
je bill ma bolniski listi, a Sc je
naznanil zdravim, in vendar nj
Sc zdrav. Mas nadzorni odbor-
mix Tone Brencic je bill ma boil
niski listi, ali ko DO to. tiskano,
bo Anton be merda zdrav, in
razbijal po parnih kotiih ' NYC
R.R. shops. "
Frank Barbic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-28
NAJVlSJI P0sTNI URAD5

Indijska postna uprava Sc
iahko pcnasa, da ina najvisie
pcstne urade ma svetn. PoStni
urad Y Faridzongu v Tibetu le-
II Y visini 500 m, v GjaIlceju
In Jatuni pa je posta zlezia u
|yisino 4470 oziroma 1888 ii. Vsi
|trfje postni uradi SO ma giayni
trgoVinsi poti, ki yeze Indijo \
| Lhaso, tibetsko prestolnico.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-28

MIN obedom, medtem ko ste po-
spravljala, ali pa unite vrata
in ckenske okvirje. Izperite ka-
ke manjse stvafi. ~ ...
Obed je skuhan, postavite ga
tia, kjer Sc nebo proved ohladil.
Medtem pomivate posodo, kate
70 ste rabila pri kuhanju. Uni
waite jo rajsi takoj, da Sc vam
je proved ne nabere. Ma stedil-
niku innate gotovo kak velik 10
nee, v katerem je topla voda.
zakai torej cakate? ~
Pripravite mizo in cakajte,
da Sc snide rodbina. Potem k
obsdu. Unite kroznike in drug
pribor, pometite kuhinjo. In ste
prosta.
Potem lahko vzamete roke
popravljanje, ikanje in podob-
no. In zopet vsak dan nekai.
Ako perete, potem 81 izberite
cisto preprost obed, XII vam ne
da mnogo della.
Potem pripravite vecerjo. Po-
mite ostalo posodo, pospravite
kuhinjo, da ne bo zjutraj pre-
wee della in idite v soho k rod
bini. Pogovorite Sc, precitajte 81
casopis in vsaj par strani il Va
se knjige in spat. Raje preje,
nego pozneje. Pred spanjem Sc
dobro unite, ocistite 81 bobe,
pccesajte Sc, lase pod mrezo in
lahko noe.
Poizkusite IN hoste yidele, da
|si prihranite mnogo nepotreb-
mega letanja, nervoze in zagre-
njenOsti, &c 81 tako prayilno raz-
delite Cas-.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-28
UREDNlKOVA POSTA
Vincent Coff.

zenskega drustva "Svoboda'
SNPJ st. 748. Ia pies igra Vad-
nalov orkester, in koliko je
vstopnina m bodo povedale
clanice pri blagaini. Pricetek je
Oh pol sedmih.
Drugi d Ell tega dopisa vam
naznanja, da i'm a "Mladinski
zbor SID, svoj koncert s. april
la. Ravno tako sje slovensko OBJ
einstvo v Clevelandu vabljeno,
ida Sc tega koncerta vdelezi.
Vodja tega pevskega zbora je
sama Anna Vadnal, XII ina tudi
sinove, XII so rnuzikantje, in do
bro poznani med nasim anne
riskim narodom. Dva sta pri vo.
jakih, in diva donna, eden je Sc
bolj majhen, premajhen "a We
liko harmoniko!l Kadar DO velik
DO dobil veliki "bas". In mama
Vadnal DO ponosna mani ceprav
bo kdo rekel, da je cisto oeetu
podoben, in cato lima debel glas
ker ina bas! Dasi je majhen
je kljub temu nastopil ma odru
In kaj Sc le bo?
Torej 1. aprila, in zopet 8
aprila zapravite v Slovenskem
delavsgem domu vas skrbnc
prihranjen denar "a suho, mo-
kro in vsakovrstno robo. &c DO.
ste to storili vi mozje, vasa
"stara" DO jako zadovoljna!
vi elani drustva ~ boz St
So, SNIP, in ii Janez Sore, ne
pozabite, da Sc vrsi drustvena
seja ravno tako v nedeljo, 8
! aprila, in sicer dopoldan oh pol
desetih vSlovenskem delavsken
domu. Ker DO to obletnic q
smrti zene vasega predsednika
mi je "boss"/ obljubil, da be
ostal tisti dan lahko donna, da
obisee njen grob in sejo.
Frank Zavrsnik, XII je bill de-
legat SNPJ v Cleyelandu, je Sc.
daj vposlen v Clevelandu, in
clan drustva St. So.
Joze Durn, XII je bill ma ope.
raciji, je sedaj donna, in bo men.
da zdrav enkrat po petna ajstenl
aprilu. Mi mu zelimo ljubo
zdravje, in druStvo ga je ma.
gradilo v bolnisnici s sopom
roz, ker drustvb je narastlo "a
casa njegovega tajnistya il 49,
na 623 6lanov, ia Joze je zaslu'
I'll nagrado rdecih nagelnov.
tTud mas vojak drustva Et
So, Tileodore Mnkina, ki Sc ma
haja v Ft. Bliss, Texas, je bi
operiran kakor tajnik Durn, il
je EopeS v voja6ki sluzbi. Mars