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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-23
Deaths
MRS. GEORGIA A. CAREY


returned to Grass Lake, where she.
is teaching. She had been called 20
Crystal, Mich, by the death Of her
mother, Mrs. Georgia A. Carey, sos
North River St. who passed away
at the home OF her sister. Mrs.
Mida Smith, Wednesday, October
II, at $3.50 o'clock. She had been
In poor health for some time. Her
tinsl illness came with a heart at.
tack on June Is.
She was born July I, 1866, at
Galien, Michigan, the daughter OF
Isiah Sven and Eliza Hanover.
Sven. She was united In marriage
to John II. Carey at Mcbride,
Mich. December %. 1856. and came
to Ypsilanti from Carson City In
January OF 1925. Her husband pre-.
coded her in death, March %, 1887.
She was a member OF 81. Johns
Catholic Church. The rosary was
said for her the evening OF Oct, 10.
at the Marcy Funeral Home, Crys.
tai. On Saturday morning. Octo-
Der 20, at 10 O'Clock, a requiem
high mass was sung by Rev. FIR
Leo Whalen at st. Mary's Catholic
Church, Carson City. where she
was baptized in 1908.
She is survived by an only child,
Mrs. Katherine NJ. Blake. sos y.
River St.; her sister. Mrs. Mids
Smith; a brother.in.law, Ormai BaX.
ter. Lake Odessa: and several
nephews and nieces. Her sister.
Mrs. Baxter. preceded her in death
five years ago.
Interment was in ST. Johns Gem
etery at p. m. Saturday. Father
Hoza officiating.
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Stork Calls

Daughter. JoAnn. TO AlC and
Mrs. Verne e. Magee, 513S W.
Michigan Ave, at ST. Joeeph's Hos
pital, Ann Arbor. Oct. 81; weight
six pounds, twelve ounces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-23
MRS MILE 8. ouAckENsusA

Mrs. Mile S. Quackenbush. 3lf
Miles ST., died Monday night at
Boyer Hospital.
Mrs. Quackenbush was born In
Superior Township. july 20, 1859,
daughter Of Ezekiel and Susan
Brewer Cole. She was married to
George s. Quackenbush, October
%. 1898. He preceded her in death.
For the past 20 years, Mrs. ouac-
kenbush has made her home with
her sister and brother-in-law, Mt
and Mrs Edwin Conklin.
Survivors include two sisters,
Mrs Conklin, and Mrs. Anna Stur-
devant, Pittsford, and several nice
es and nephews.
Funeral services will be at 2 o
clock Thursday at the Moore ~
neral Home with Rev. William X.
Shaw officiating. Friends may call
at the funeral home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-23

Miss Mary Crane left today for
Florida where she will spend the
winter. She will make her head
quarters at ST. Petersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Miles LETT
Monday to spend the winter at ST.
Petersburg, Fla. q,
Mr. and Mrs. George Raymond
and family, L. Ann Arbor, nave
moved to SO Johnson st.
Mrs. ]. F. MAGGIE, Highland. CAL
formerly OF this city. Is visiting
her cousin Mrs. Herman Schaffer
and other relatives in this vicin'
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rote Holmes and
Mr. Holmes mother, Mrs. Nora
Holmes, have arrived at Walnut.
Cal. and will spend two months
with his brother Scion Goodel and
Mrs. Goodel.
Otto scheffler, E. Ann Arbor'
has accepted a position with the
Ypsilanti Printing Co., Z. Michigan
Ave.
Mrs. William Daschner, Birmins'
ham, visited her mother, Mrs
Christine Cain, last week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-23

The October social committee
for the Lambda Chi Omega Soror'
lty. Mrs. walter Gaskell, Miss Lu-
ellie link and Miss Maxine TED
der, arranged a pleasant HalloW'
cen party In the lounge Of CharleT
McKenny Hall. Monday evening for
the October social meeting. The
lounge was decorated for Hallow-
cen and the game OF witch" was
played, with prizes going to Miss
pauline Daisher and Miss jeanne
Cuppins The next regular meeting
will be Nov. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Howard were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Platts in Detroit for a birthday
party in honor OF Mr.. Platts.
Clifton Leland spent Saturday
evening in Detroit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Hogan, De-
troll. spent Sunday with Mrs. Ho-
gan's mother, Mrs. Flora Moore
and daughter Grace.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-23
Ia nhaArue NAVY OaY

The Huron Navy Mothers Club
will hold a public observance OF
Navy Day at the Literary Club
house at 8 o'clock. Wednesday.
Lieut.. George L. Morris, Detroit,
who has seen service In the Pa
cific with commanding officer OF
PCS. So, will be the guest speak
er. There will be special music.
The meeting is open to the public
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-23
REPRINTS

Remember that old photograph
you have treasured for years
because it's the only one? Well
you can have reprints made of
1t right here in our studio, ex-
actly as the original. Bring it
in and we will gladly make as
many photographs as you wish.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-08
Field Day Conducted For
Woodruff School Students

Woodruff School Field Day was
Thursday from 1900 to $500 at
Prospect Park. Participants in the
events were the fourth, fifth and
sixth grades. The events and the
winners are:
, Boys 100 yayd dash. LIST Frank
Frye, 2nd Clyde f1Gye. r SlSyil-
bert Dobbin. Girls. LIST Margaret
McCOmb, 2nd. Donna Ridenour, 3rd
Nancy Richards. Fifth grade boys
LIST Jack Brookins, End Jerry Bur.
CESS, Srd, 4 Skipper Newhouse.
Girls: LIST Joyce Franklin, End.
Marilyn Newhouse. 3rd Sue Robin
son. Sixth grade boys: lst Bill
Kennedy. End Kenneth Hubbel. Ord
]. c. White. Girls: LIST Joan De
Nike. End Alice Jackson. 3rd Betty
Johnson
Three-legged race. fourth grade
boys, LIST Clyde Hoover. James
Sherlock. End Eugene Hoover, Leo
Burrel, 3rd Gilbert Dobbin. Donald
Philip. Girls LIST Carol Tully,
Dorothy Titiriga. 2dn, Maurine Liss,
Joan Bellen. Fifth grade boys.
LIST Edward Perry. Robert Davis.
End Jack Brookins. Julian Van
Slyke. 3rd Roy Horn, Robert Har-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-08

man. Girls LIST Marilyn Newhouse,
Sue Robinson, End Ledore Jackson.
Betty Wallace, 3rd Doris Ridenour.
Lily Mays. Sixth grade boys: LIST
Jack Miller. Thomas Bradley: End
Daniel Labu. Daniel Short, 3rd Rog-
er Scho6eVdc Theodore Easing.
Girls Ence Jacsson. Joau 81
Nike, end Janet Mccullough. Jean
Collins, 3rd Beverly Hepner, Lu-
ellie Sherwood.
Baseball throw: fourth grade
boys. list Kenneth Hubbard, End.
Donald Parker. Bird John McComb.
Girls: LIST Margaret .McComb. End
Donna Ridenour, 3rd Nancy Wood
worth. Fifth grade boys, LIST Jack
Brookins, 2nd Jerry Burgess. 3rd
Skipper Newhouse. Girls: Joyce
Franklin, end Doris Albertson. 3rd
Betty Wallace. Sixth grade boys:
LIST William Kennedy, End J. C..
White, Srd Kenneth Hubbel. Girls
LIST Alice Jackson. End Joyce Har-
vey, Bird Evelyn Lille.
Broad jump-Fourth grade boys
LIST Harold Horn. End Roy Horn.
Srd Gilbert Dobbins. Girls: LIST
Mary Sherwood, 2nd Donna Ride.
nou,r, Srd Carol Hully. Fifth grade
boys; LIST Jack Brookins. End Jer-
ry Burgess, 3rd Julian Van Sly6e.
Girls: LIST Joyce Franklin, End Lily
Mays, 3rd fedora Jackson. Sixth
grade boys: LIST William Kennedy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-08
League Standings
RECEIVES DIPLOMA

Tuesday. June Il
MCClures vs.. Moose
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-08
Cazier Wins Athletic Cup:
Letters, Numerals Awarded

At the annual Athletic Awards
Assembly OF Ypsilanti High School.
which was Thursday. "Dick" CATER
was proclaimed the winner OF the
Athletic Cup. which is awarded
each year to the senior boy who
obtains the highest number OF
points in athletics during his high
school career. Dick has been very
active in sports, and this year won
the State Diving Championship.
Coach Edwin W. Shadford was in
charge Of the assembly. and was
assisted by the various other coach
es. Larry Hutchinson. WILDER T.
West, George Marshall and Miss
Iris Andrews, director OF the Girls
Athletic Club. The awards were
as follows:
Track: Varsity, Jack Claycomb.
Earl Hill, Captain. Jack Jacobson,
Richard Kelly, Rafus Kennedy,
Morris Kisor, Lawrence Perry,
Richard Peters, John Power, Will
liam Robertson, Lyman Tower, Rich
ard YaRBuren, Robert Westman,
William wynn, John Rumberger,
Donald Clark, and Paul Byrd: Re-
serve. Leo Clark, Charles Dieterle.
Karl Miller, Harold Robertson, and
Al Taylor; Manager, David Fair
banks.
Golf: Richard Cazier. James Dix.
on, Michael O'Hara, Dale Roberts.
Tennis: Varsity, Eugene Claire,
William Fidler, Glenn Garlough,
Thomas Garlough, Harold Hawks,
Kenneth Hawks, Robert Helmer,
Robert Moore. David McKenna.
and Paul Ungrodt; Reserve. Har-
old Gable and James Holdridge,.
Basketball: Varsity, John Bass,
james Bell, Kenneth Fry. George
Helvey, Robert Marble, william Oh
sen, Richard VanBuren. and Nick
Vourlitis; Reserve. Arthur Amev,
Robert Chapelle, Leo Clark, i. J.
Dawson, Harold Gable, Earl Hill,
Eugene Kerr Lee Ossenheimer,
Lawrence Perry. Robert Struble,
Lyman Tower. Richard Wagner
and Robert Wagner; Manager,
Charles Lurkins.
Cross Country: Varsity, James
Fleming, Harold Gable, Richard
Kelly, Rafus Kennedy, and Morris
Kisor; Reserve, Conrad Greim,
Robert Moore, Donald Pepper.
Sidney Rathfon. John Rumberger,
Kenneth Tate. and Carl Willough-
by: Manager. Robert Helmer.
Swimming: Varsity, Daniel
Campbell. Richard Cazier. Co-cap-
tain. Fred Cooley, Chester Dasher,
Richard Easing. William Fidler,
Richard Friend, william Houck,
Richard Kelly. Robert Ledbetter,
Robert Miller, Franklin essen
heimer. John Power. Kenneth Reas,
Eugene Seidl. Paul Tower. Co-cap-
tain, Robert Westman, James W0i
ter, and william wynn; Reserve,
James Holdridge, PANEL Holly,
Richard Ohlinger, Richard Short
Nicholas Stamos. Kenneth Tate,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-08
FlOry Makes
Only Tally

In furious battle between
Roosevelt and Romulus for the HUI
ron League Championship, Romu-
lus won by score of to 1. The
game was at Briggs Field. and the
Rough Riders, as a result OF the
flip, were the first batters. They
came TO the plate four times but
Taylor was the only player to get
on base. The first man up for
Romulus walked, and then Jack
Flory, Roosevelt pitcher, bore down,
and struck two men out The third
flied out 10 Scott Woods. In the
second both teams came up and
went down in order. In the third
Rooseyelts only run crossed the
plate, Baker, first up, struck out.
Flory got to first, and second on
a double error made by Kelly, the
second baseman. Bales bingoed to
left, bringing Jack in, then Taylor
walked, Kits went out. pitcher TO
first, and Drew went down swing
ing.
In Romulus' half OF the third they
crossed the plate three times, Bad
er, liable. and Clark all scoring
In the fourth. both teams came up
and went down in order. In the
NTH Flory got to first on a single,
and the hopes OF the spectators
were raised, but he was forced at
second by Bales. and died on first
In the fifth both Kelly and Bader
scored again for Romulus. making
the score 81. In the sixth hopes
We're once again raised for the
Rough Riders as Badly" Batalucco,
and Shedd reached first, and sec
ond. Badly" on first. and Shedd
on second. When the catcher let a
ball go past him both OF the run
ners advanced, but upon trying 10
come home Shedd was thrown out
by the catcher to the pitcher. who
had covered home plate on the
error. The pitcher picked Badly"
off OF third as he also tried for
one too many. Romulus went down
in order in their half of the sixth,
and Roosevelt came to bat for the
last time. Scott Woods singled to
left. but Baker flied out, Flory
popped up. and Bales went out.
third to first. thus the ball game
ended, 81. with Romulus the 1945
Huron League Baseball Champions.
.Summary.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-08

Batteries Carver. Johnson and
Jackson; Specially, Thompson and
VI kenzie.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-08
Sports Roundup

DetroiATSuu within place Tigers
today their tp open game
with the Chicago White
twilight game
May 90
Columbus Mchgans baseball team unboaten 20 starts
losing Michigan College
today Ohio
though the Wolverines already had the Big title the
Milwaukee with conceded
National Collegiate Track
championship Marquette University
South Bend ludAP-Bu oNei Of snoqusmie Falls Wash,
captain the today
Chicago golfers Illinois Michigan and
II Of the - places
Quaers championship tournament
Tam OShanter Country Club be played July 1929
Mt Murphy Of Central Michigan College
within pitching Thursday he
beat Fort the ninth
inning spoiled soldier nked
fifth OF the and their
second overt Fort Custer team.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-08

Frank Tucker, John Tucker. and
Russell Wheelock; Manager, Jack
Fox.
Baseball. Varsity. John Bass.
James Bell, Robert Chapelle. Ches-
ter Dasher. l.. ]. Dawson, Kenneth
Fry, Donald Helyey, George Hell.
yey, Eugene Jacobs, William Olsen,
Lee Ossenheimer. Lester Pho, Arth-
ur Sheridan, william Slagenwhite.
Nick Vourlitis, Richard Wagner,
Robert Wagner. James Wolter and
Harold Wilcoxon: Reserve, Frank
Sonoc. Ed Miller, William Mulhol-
land, Neil Mcdonald Ronald Har-
ris, Clyde Druger, William Tully,
Frank Tucker. Lowell Wilks, and
Carl Willoughby; Manager, Nick
Stamos.
Football: Varsity, John Bass,
James Bell. Edward Brown, Rich
ard Buccos, Daniel Campbell. Rich
ard Cazier. Leo Clark. Chester
Dasher. George Dawson l.. J. Daw-
son, Charles Duncan, Donald Fas-
ing. Captain, William Fidler, Rich
ard Friend, Kenneth Fry, Earl Hill,
William Houck, Robert Marble
Lester Pho, Kenneth Reas, Garther
Robertson, Paul Tower. Richard
Van Buren,, Harold Wilcoxin, Wal
ter williams. James Wolter, and
William wynn; Reserve, George
Bogardus. Robert Chapelle, Chris
topher Cummings, Charles Dieterlei
William Elliot, Richard Easing,
Jack Fox, Glenn Garlough, James
Hol6ridge, Jack jacobson, Arthur
Kramer, Jack L'Amoreaux. Rich
ard Peters, william Robertson, Nick
Stamos. Robert Struble, Richard
Wagner. and Robert Wagner; man.
ager, Charles Lurkins:
Awards won by Girls Athletic
Club members included:
Certificates: jeanne Backus, Bet
sy Battelle. Marjorie Bell, Mary
Lou Clouse. Sue Eddings, Shirley
Hawks. Theda Heiser, Lois Hops,
Jeanne Kenny, Phyllis Kisor, Bar
bara Kirchoff, Dorothy Lee, Ruth
Lille, Evelyn Lucas, Doris McRae,
Joyce Myers. Audrey Marsh, Betty
Malcolm. Dolores Malcolm, Joan
Miller. Doris Noll, Helen Mills
paugh, Pat Ogle, Pat Raymo, Helen
Roehrs. Kathleen Rust, Sally Snead
Mary Jane Stein, Phyllis Warming
ton, Barbara Wright, Dolores Slime.
DUFF, Elaine Power.
Numerals: Betty Lou Fehrenbak-
er. virginia Frentner, Mary Lou
Clouse, Audrey Jacobson, Dorothy
Lee, Patsy McCauley, Norma
Roehrs, Kathleen Sears, Madelon
Johnson. jeanette Sprague. MarJ
Jane Stein, Kathleen Rust, Phyl-
lis Warrington, Marjorie Smith
Sally Snead, Mary Lou Wolter, Pat
Raymo.
Senior Life Saving Names: Cor.
nelia Barbu. Betsy Battelle. James
Bell. Bernice Bride. Alice Brink
man, Shirley Brothers, Betty Camp
bell, June Campbell, Alya Caps,
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End Frank McDermott. 3rd ]. c.
White. Girls: LIST. Alice Jackson.
end Lucille Sherwood, Ord Joan
DeNike.
Wheelbarrow race-Fourth grade
boys; LIST Clyde Hoover. James
Shamrock. End Bruce johnson. Dou
glass Easing, 3rd Richard Drake.
Girls: LIST Margaret MsComb, Re
becca Sterka, End Donna Ridenour.
Nancy Woodwork. Bird barbara
Sparrow, Rose Hubbard Fifth
grade boys, LIST Jack Trookins, Ger
aid Butler, End skipper Newhouse.
)Js.S1 ih1Gess, 3rd Albert HaSisr
James Boone. Girls: LIST. LILY
Mays, Doris Ridenour, 2nd, Mer-
lene Ankenny, Lucille Chebouski,
3rd Joyce Franklin. Bonnie Hud-
son. Sixth grade boys: William
Kennedy, Ralph Cutner. 2nd David
Drake. Theodore Easing, 3rd TIC
Jack Miller, Thomas Bailey aud
Andy Titepigg. John Waite. Girls:
LIST Alice Jackson, Joan DeNike,
End Lucille Sherwood. Evelyn
Lille, 3rd Betty Johnson, Beverly
Hepner
Judges for the events were:
Donald Newhouse. William Ryan.
Donald Nafe, Robert Miller. Wayne
Stroll. William Tully. William Sla.
genwhite. Richard Easing, Donald
Pepper. Nick Stamos.
Children from one and two and
girls from grade three meet today
also and had play day at Pros
pect Park.
The baseball game between
Woodruff sixth and Willow Run
Ross Junior High was won by
Woodruff 14-2.
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Joan Coleman, Chester Dasher,
Mary Jane Denoyer. Lois Hopp,
Jean Kalusha Jeanne Kenny, Pat
Kirchoff. Audrey Marsh Lois Maui
Ter, Donna Losee, Joyce Mills
paugh, Nan Nobel. ANGELA Niles,
Pat Ogle. Barbara owen. Elaine
Power, Rosemary Shadford, Dolor-
es Simon, Rosann Spratt, Marilyn
Sturm, Mary Lou Wolter, Marion
Worden.
Letters: Virginia Frentner. Aud
rey Jacobson. Madelon Johnson,
Norma Roehrs Kathleen Sears,
Marjorie Smith, Bernice Bride,
Jesse Drake. Anna Marie Stein.
Medals: 10000 Bernice Bride,
Jesse Drake. Anna Marie Stein.
Junior Life Saving Names: Bar.
bara Kirchoff, Helen Millspaugh,
Nancy Philbin. Kathleen Rust,
Barbara Wright. Phyllis Warming
ton
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-08

Deuoit-Miss Mary Moulton. Gu
year old Detroit schoolteacher. took
a day off from her classrooms yes
terday 10 receive her master OF
arts degree at Wayne University's
10th annual commencement exer-
cises. The schoolteacher's seven
brothers-three OF whom are well
known educators witnessed the
graduation and had their first fam
lily reunion in several years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-08

Beckett. 1855. Ontario. outpointed
Charley Mcpherson. 15S. Brooklyn.
80. Sammy Parrotta, 1872. Pitts.
burgh, outpointed Rene Canterno.
lS7, Cuba. 81; Bobby Richardson.
Isl, Cleveland. outpointed Mayor
Pablo. l4S, Philadelphia (S): Willie
Russell, 1877. Columbus, outpointed
Ruby Garcia. 1856, New York (S).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-08
PROBE BLAZE

Detroit-Fire officials today in
vestigated a $4,000 blaze which
swept a building at Russell and
Mullett Thursday night and result.
ed in the death OF an unidentified
negro woman. Firemen said the
woman was overcome by smoke.
The two-story brick building housed
residences and the National Waste
Paper Co.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-08
Johnson Has
no Hit Game

With Johnson pitching no.hit
ball Carver Center had little trou
bic downing Central Specially ISL
al Recreation Park. Thursday
night.
Only - men faced the big Cary
er right handler and the only run
scored on him was uuearned.
4 nine run rally in the third fea-
tured the winners attack. Cen.
trails only run came in the last
irning
summary.
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HOw They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

"Games benin dleader.
Wednesdays Night Game
Washington I, New York o.
Thursdays Results
Detroit 3. Cleveland 2.
st. Louis &c, Chicago %.
Boston 5. Philadelphia 4
Only games scheduled.
Today's Games
Chicago at Detroit. twilight.
Boston at New York.
Washington at Philadelphia,
night.
81. Louis at Cleveland, night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-08
Ring Decisions

Pittsburgh-Ossie Harris, 100.
Pittsburgh, outpointed Marvin Bry-
ant, 1913, Dallas, Texas, CS): Clfl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-08
1tOEnunIuS ON Top. OF Huron League

'Games behind leader
Wednesdays Night Game
Boston 81 Philadelphia IL.
Cincinnati 8, Pittsburgh 0.
Chicago at ST. Louis, rain.
Thursdays Results
New York 10, Brooklyn 3.
Cincinnati 7. Pittsburgh 3.
Boston 81, Philadelphia IL.
Chicago at St Louis. night
Today's Games
New York At Boston.
Philadelphia al Brooklyn, night.
Pittsburgh at ST. Louis. night.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
.Novi italijanski
premier Parri je
sestavil kabinet

RIM, 20. junija - Ferruccio
Parri je prevzel urad ministr-
skega predsednika ter danes do
vrsil sestavo novega kabineta. z
odobritvijo zavezniske komisije
je imenoval ministre "a vojsko,
mornarico in letalstvo.
Novi premier je clan akcijske
stranke ter je bill svoj cas- cas-
nikar. s...
Komunisticni list "Unita" je
danes pisal, da imenovanje ka-
bineta, v katerem so trije komu-
nisti in trije socialist, pomeni
szdrobitev privilegijev starih
vladajocih razredov, ki so 81
predstavljai, da imajo monopol
ma vodilnih vladnih postojan-
kah. =
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REFORME v
JUGOSL.AVIJI

BEOGRAD, IA. junija. ION.
Az Jugoslovanska Narodno-
osvobodilna fronta, XII je vlada-
joca politicna struja, je stavila
zahtevo, da maj vlada zapleni
nekatera posestva, v svrho IL
vedbe agrarne reforme, XII maj
bi omogocila posest zemlje tudi
onim kocarjem, XII v sedanjih
razmerah nimajo lastnih poll.
Osvobodilna fronta je sklica.
la velike shode po vsej dezeli
ter zahtevala cd Wade, da preda
zemljisca samostanov in pose
stya vseh takih oseb, ki same ne
obdelujejo svoje zemlje, uboz
MIN kmetom. Predlog je stav'
lien, da Sc uvede pri neobdela'
nih zemljiscih nacelo delitve pri
delka ali pa najemnina.
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Queen Nary prime.
sla v n. Y. 14,526
ameriSkih vOjakov

NEW YORK, 20. junija. -
Veliki potniski parnik Cunard
linije "Queen Nary je danes
prvic, odkar sc je zacela vojna,
javno priplul v new-yorsko lu-
ko in prinesel ma svojem krovu
IL Europe 1926 ameriskih vo-
jakov.
Parnik je odplul IL Glasgowa
ma skotskem pretekli petek in
je incl ma svojem krogu poleg
vojakov, XII so ma poti ma Paci-
fix, tudi osvobojene vojne ujet-
nike IL Nemeije, mornariske
castnike in bolnicarke.
Med dosleci je bill tudi letal-
ski porocnik John G. Winant,
23-letni sin ameriskega poslani-
ka v Londonu, XII je bill pred dvaj-
setimi meseci sestreljen mad
Muenstrom v Nemciji in je
bill do 20. januarja v nemskem
uietniStvu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
Councilman Prince
ma delu "a zeleZniSki
most v COllinWOOdu

Councilman John J. Prince je
vse cd casa, ko je prisel v NEST
no zbornico, pricel z brezhrup-
MIN, toda vztrajnim prizadeva-
MEM, da pridobi mestno vlado
"a to, da bi dovolila potreben de-
mar, s katerim bi Sc moglo IL
bolisati zelezniski most ma E.
152 St. v Collinwoodu.
Nedavno je Mr.. Prince pred
lozil mestni zbornici tozadevno
resolucijo in zupan Thomas A.
Burke je dal narocilo mestnim
inzenirjem, da projekt proucijo.
New York Central zeleznica je
pred vec desetimi lett obljubila,
da bo prispevala IS procentov
denarja "a predelavo mosta, am
pax bi Sc rada svoji ohveznosti
izognila.
Councilman Prince je ma delu,
da Sc to prepreci, in upanje OBJ
stoji, da Sc bo z delom ma novem
mostu pricelo Be letos.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21
KVOta "a move
automobile zviSSana
"a 10 odstotkov
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, 20. junija.
- sodbor "a vojnor produikcijo
je danes naznanil, da Sc je de-
setim avtomobilskim tovarnam
dovolilo, da tekom dobe deve-
tin mesecev, pricensi S 1. juli-
jem zvisajo svojo produk-
cijsko kvoto ma 691, ,O18 novih
osebnih avtomobilov.
To pomeni, da Sc DO v ONE
njeni dobi moglo izdelati okrog
10 odstotkov vec avtomobilov
"a civiliste kot pa Sc je prica-
'kovalo ma podlagi poprej objav-
ljenih stevilk.
Nova stevilka ne vkljucuie
automobile posebnega izdelka,
kot so taksiji, pogrebniski in
ambulancni vozovi. Kvota "a te
vrste automobile bo objavljena
pozneje.
Avtomobilske tovarne imajo
dovoljenje, da izdelajo 241,916
avtomobilov " zadnji polovici te-
kocega leta, ter 449,1O2 avto-
mobilov tekom prvih treh me-
secev prihodnjega leta.
General Motors Co. je dovo-
ljeno, da izdela skoro ,dvakrat
toliko avtov kot MEN poglavit-
nj tekmec Chrysler Corporation,
ma tretjem mestu pa stoji Ford
Motor Co.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-21

nekje v Evropi, morda v spani-
j, in da je dolznost Anglezev
in Amerikancev, da ga najdejo.
Sc emo nadaljno verzijo Hit
lerjeve smrti ,je podal danes fl
rerjev sofer Eric Kempke, XII je
rekel, da sta sc Hitler in njego-
va nevesta ustrelila, in da je on
pomagal nesti trupli ma vrt, kjer
Sc ju je oblilo gasolihom in Ia
zgalo. Kempke je rekel, da sta
naslednjega dne izvrsila samo-
NOR tudi Goebbels in njegova ze-
ma in da sta bill njuni trupli tu-
di sezgani.