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overseas last November; son of .
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Cannon, .
l23a9 AeFthlaHa. Ha
CPL. CYRIL III. CASPARY, Dec. /
21. Germany; son Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4
David Caspary of Detroit, formerly
.of Baraga, Mich.
S/SGT. EUGENE ID. DAM
BROSIO. 20 artillery Dec. p,
Germany; graduate Of Cooley; IN I
service. 3 months; overseas, No |
vembcr. 1914: son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Anthony D'AmbroSio, 1859 /
GriggS.
PFC. MORTIMER LABLANC, !
-l4-Dnc- 81 Germany member Of 7
Michigan State Troops; attended
Southeastern High; son Of Mrs. !
Florence LaBlanc. 1929 Knodell; I
brother. Pvt. Eugene. reported
dead OF wounds received in action
CPL. ALBERT w. MOORE,
Dec. "a China; graduate Of Cooley
enlisted April, l941; overseas,
August, 1914 As turret gunner; son
OF MI. and Mrs, William Moore,
J lZbbb KODSOn, nuSDdnd OF former
Fern Denham. III.
PFC. JOHN PANKRANTZ, %,
medical corps Dec. p, Germany;
worked for Hudson Motor Car
Co. IN service, March, 1913; over
seas. October. 1914. made home
with aunt and uncle, Miss Julia
Schrsm, Mr.. George Schram, 1896
Church, Anchorville.
PVT. j. THOMAS READER, 10,
engineers, Dec. 81. Belgium; grad
uate Of Crosse Pointe High; at
tended University Of Michigan; in
SerIice two years; overseas one
month. son OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
+. Reader 1852 +. Jefferson;
brother OF Cpl. James, AAF, over
seas
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Stamp Co: in service, November
1912. overseas, September, 1914,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mobiles
1851 Russell. Lincoln Par *,
brother Of TIA 1fc James, over
seas.
S/SGT. CLARENCE. TAYLOR
JR., 20. infantry, Nov. "a, italy,
awarded Purple Heart, IN service
one year, overseas, July. 1874 son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Taylor,
933l John p; brother Of Sgt
James.
1T. JOHN VAN DORPE, Eu-
ropean area. ward 9 d Purple
Heart, Bronze Star, husband Of
Vcrna. father Of John Henry
2546 Marlborough.
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KILLED
srec JOSEPH LLOYD BREN

S/2c JOSEPH LLOYD BREN-
NAN, 18.-0et.5 20, Philippines;
attended Cooley; joined navy May,
1914, overseas August - leaves
parents. Mr., and Mrs. Dapnis
Brennan, 1575rNPetoSkey. two sis
ters, four brothers. two in service.
SGT. EUSTAGE BUTCHER
JR., 10, intelligence, Dec IS Ger
many; attended Southeastern; /;
worked for Hudson Motor Co. !,
inductcd July. 1913; overseas, Oc-
tobcr, leaves stepfather- and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
Boyd. 1888 Hart; two brothers,
two sisters.
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Sketches of City's War Casualties

Two Detroit infantrymen,
wounded for the second time in
the European theater Of action,
are reported in today's biographl-
cal sketches of casualties.
Reports OF serviccmcn killed,
wounded, missing. or taken pris-
oner come from army and navy
releases and neXt-of-kin who notify
the Times of these casualties.
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ARMY WOUNDED

man. mother Athens
kERkSTRA, PVT ARTHUR H-Au John
h+fAstFs- mother Grand Rspidt
LINCOLN. PIC JOHN W.-Clouc ". LIN
LINDSAY PFC Pic. ALEXANDER H-Mu
MsfEafct Lindsay. mo'heL Bay Ciiy 49,,
CGrite MaCFsriSnf mother HOuEhirn.
MCDONALD. PVT ELvYN c.-Mrs, wilma
AcDonsld wife Montgomery.
MckONE. Mai. Don T.-Don 7. AcKone.
MeTAGGART. PFc. WILLIAM R-Mu.
Irene Ne,ag si-s.-''' i.@st ~.
mifl,I MlFRILLAr 7S5,,.F PVT Es,l,s GsARE E-H" Ef'
MOBEY. SET RALPH L-MH. Dolores A.
EAVAERE Set SGT JOHN C-Mrs Barbara
Navarro. wife. Monroe
NILSSON PvT LAURENCE I-hs HaLsl
REsBirT. 30 1T JAMES p.-Mu Donna
Nrthif. wife Williamson
pOTrS PyT FOBERT. z Mrs. Jennie
PUfSIFER FvT ROBERT Mrs Hazel
Pu.ai'rr mother Mussegon
RAY PVT VERNON O.-Mu. Fl''rnce
RDsKEY PFC KEFyETH C.-Mr'. LsnA
scOTT. lsT IT HERMAN R-Nu Mi
sIsK s SGT JAMES Mrs. Donna
srFFFEE IS scr vERS M-MlI
STHhIT PFc RrPTOs MS MAhel
S'ffli mother lansing
TOTu PVT PAUi-hrs. Hazel y To'n
TuiLrR PVT ROBERT s-Clyds p
Tuucr father Grand Rapids
VOC. PFC RAYMOND ~ Mrs Hen
rictiz ---1l- 1!.f- F,!l-3-
WALLACE It's ROBERT - Mrs
Martha wallace mother AlInon'
WALTER PFC DUANE p Mr.. Emma
WAsHHBRN PVT RpBERT F-Rahsrt
Wa hbu~n '-fnCr. Prrt Huron
WbSifNESFE PVT GORDON F-hTt
Flitsb~th Wsst0ssFs. u0rnsr Sironach
WILLIAM PVT. FHtEtE F-h7vsrd
YoUsG PFC DONALD J-Ns Ruth
YOunr wife Lltingtuu
iHsdtrrrAneAH Area
HUNT PFC JACK-MH olive Hunt
SosrJS PIT GERALD R-N1 B,r,hs
N1---~ Ur-usr MfthAU
TA--Dr SGT. CLARENCE ~ -C.srJ
enCs T-sler. f-fHef 1891 John Detroit
Southwest Paciac Area
CPOss. PFC EDWIN C-Mu Katherine
Gibson. PFC JANIS MN Marie
L Gibsnn mother l50sa ANA. Detroit
5ASBNiCx CPi hLfHONSE A-MrI
AaJ Janosirl. noiher. Ss24 Martin
JoHNsoy woJC MFLvIS Mr.
Viola JohnaJn N+te Fschuaba
i.ECAST PVT RALPH E-AsA Ruth
I.rysnt, mother Big Rapids.
MCLEOD 8 SGT ELviS Mr. Asry
NEAD SGT NOBLE F-hv NsYn.c
EtTCKLEs PYI- -CLnRry A-Hrs May
EllkIrs mothsr Central isse
rETEES pr ALBERT William
Peter. fHthfr TUr
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PRISONERS
5 SGT. EDWARD j. IMRIRo-

= SGT. EDWARD j. IMBIRO-
WICZ. 25, glider troops. Sept. u,
Germany, worked for Bohn Alumni
mum; in service. April. 1911; over
seas, May. 1914; wife. Helen. lives
in Palo Alto. Cal; son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John ImbirowicZ, 36S2 Kirby.
PFC. JOSEPH SWfERCZYN-
SKI -, infantry Nov. 18. Ger
many worked al DeSoto; in serv-
ico. December 1912, overseas.
July, 1914 husband Of Agnes. 6340
Dubois
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MISSING

1T. CHARLES ASTLEFORD.
Dec. .. over Germany; graduate
OF Northwestern, enlisted two
years ago, overseas, August. 1914
son of Mr.. and Mrs John AStcl-
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-------->>>>>-~- The Detroit Times
w. Honor Roll
~ Official Casualty List

The department makes public of l7l8 u. S,
soldiers wounded IN OF these 100 are from Michigan 40
the Detroit
department casualties y
Michigan the Detroit ne8t-ofkin
have been notified and have been kept informed change
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w OUNDED men need a
" womGnG care to help
them rsRGin thsir health.
Medical tschnieians are needed
Immediately in our army hospi'
tails. Train at goUsTnmsnt sE-
pense.
CaH R4 5457
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1EursPesn Area

tEuTsPean Area
DETROIT
ACREILo PFC CASPER J-MrL Josephine
AGnelio., mother. 1904 BeiVideFe.
ANDERSON. PFC. JOHN William \
sehuitI, uncle. 345 Asbury Park.
ARCHUTowskl, PFC. CHESTER mu.
LGf At5s1'9r,s m9h55 INK 'o4 h,'"f
G. Brewer Nlfe, $40 Robson.
BUsAccA. PFC. ALBERT /. Mrs. Mary v
GRIFFIN. CPL. DONALD I Mr. Alice ~
we y7SIS R,nPsbllr no,o,,y
a. Harper wife. 1908 EiEhteenth.
IzAk. ryT. WALTER MIN Mary izah
JoHSsoS. PIC. JOSEPH M-Mu. Myrtle
Z. yohnson. mother. lie Albany, Iendag
JONES. PFC. ARTHUR H-Mr3 Ethei
Jones. mother. 444S iourleenin.
XII KELLkRa1N 1H1 ffS+ fs"i ''S %ai.TIR LII MIS-.
kEoPF. PIC wALTER-ar.' Henrietta
KnOpi. mother sOOb Outer Drive
kRoiL. PVT. RALPH L. 49, Mira ThccAs
KFon mother. 1881 Ilubbsil.
LAELI, PIC RAYMOND R.-George Lanzi.
LENKIEwicz PVT FRANCIS L - Mr..
LOCKWOOD PFC WILLIAM q -Mn Alice
Al lockwood. wiie. 24-5 Brooklyn.
LOEB. PVT. HUGO - Mu Helen s..
Macy PFta.- isfttab Mn U1ried
MAJ .ifs 2slo cortland.
NANuRY PFC E4.OkL.E L--AsE=I.az
M,ns5y, mother 79o@ SlI'eea'h- ~. me-.
CremerA. II asa Somer.af
MAsIAR sISCT EDWARD J-Mu. slruA
H1si.1 VI, ]1.sI Trgnsiy - ~, r.,
hcCAulsy. mUthrr 40 Biddls. Wysndofte
hcDOUCALL. PVT LkNAftD Nil Janet
McDoaFAn. mother. 1887 stor2~i
NESDRYGA PVT. JOSEPH A-hrX. stella
NJ ndryES wife. 3h7E T~eniy-siEhth
AiCHOE. PFC HERNARD A -Arf Louise
Miohan. wiit 44os E1i,y-teeond
NOnl.ES PVT WILLIAM B.-Nr FiT1is
ROosS mother l46i Russell. Lincoln Pan
SOWiCkI. SCI HILARY " No Jo-
tsphins No~icsi mother 4251 orif~nA.
NuDO. PVT LOUIS E-hr. Irene Nuio,
mo,her 1o4l Lehman. HsmuAmck
PAI.ES PFC MITCHELL --hrs ki~-
toria PHlsn mothrf.- 2u4l Lehman liam
PELIOSKi CPL WILLIAM ENin Ann
PrnosNi, sister. 1897 ". csm5ouraT
FTSpos pFc RAmIRo nn- Gsayi
RepnOn wife I1i27 CFsndrBJnt
sCHIIIIhf.EH PIT WILLIAM - 10.
Martha SchiliiugrT nnthrr. l1s5l CONWAY
SClnICkER- SCI, EDEEET AFI Marie
SIAIl-- -FTC sIACEAsI P.--Lss L4s!s.s G.
StahI VIE llT1o tzduar
na,st, IsTA $50 rra.pSS sI'G.s A Way '
WACNER PVT JACK Nj F.rrsues
Wsgnsf ~lfe oH2 Nustrenth-
WHITAKER PIT. DDFALD y -Nis IA p
C. Whiiaker motnsr 1865 Lof Cabin.
oUTSTATE
ANSTED PVT PHILIP G.-Au- Viola J
Ans,eG ass'asE. Bsl!iB
BARACAF PVT CHARLES --ArF Anna
HsragAT rnothsr Byron Center
BERsABO PFC JOHN Hrt Dorothy
Bernabo wife bay Cy
BOTBYL PFC ARTHUR " Mrs. Haze
Bo.hyi uothsf Grand Haven
FREWER PVT JOHN Ana Mildred z.
EfgueT. ~ifs f0f' N1ll
BUTt.EF PVT T1NRMAH d Mr. D. itA-
bsfi Butler apc ihrf Charlotte
CALKfSS PFC- FLOND-HlA lInutt ca.
airs mother Grand Espids
CALL CPi. FDEEFT Arr Mildred
rAMPRYll PvT WAITyp -N., Nst.
C1ARE PVT DONALD 81 Mrs. !rrns
Clsn vjte Honru~
CTAPE TkFT NF'.FfF p NrE NE7T.tnf
J C1s-k ui's R1ttr Creek
CLAY PVT FRANK Mn Ruin ~
GpvGi'mcIi PFC JoHS J. 5R John
icp1rr pHT pFlBspr " Mr. sylvia
Crlrr fna..r- CisdWi1
CPrsE0 PVT DUANE M Della
t.rauS- rntHsr Fsntrn
HArI PFC JANIS -Hrf C''frrinF
Vs|. --Hffr- RaV t.'r
pAII PVT IEeLIE O-Hfs Rross.a
HAL. UtfF CsyeuiEn
NAIiOCR PsT AMCS 2 Mr. Arnri
Hrurd We Cranf Fsr.i' a.. .-- a,
EDHyATH PVT iGliH -Fff i... ~
p.-ss'F ulothet tantinG
Hf~TC1fTNc r NpREFPT ~N Nft NAY
4 Helt4Lna mother NAfgrF .r'
iNMAR PFC ROYCE r Mrs. Pear IN
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NAVY DEAD

RFkyNES Ezr BURR ~ -Nrs Mary
E.sHmal vie 1910 Grant Lincoln PaTs
~ pESNkN 50 JOSEPH LLOYD NJ
aaf KS Drnulr - p sHnaH. parents. 5TSt
Ft'ls.cN fy'rUst.
EOpKs CM7 r IRWIN CEORGE-Mr and
Nrx Iehn % MacAuisS parents Ruval Dak
AIitw<CETI AHzta Ci.EO gihEBE-
Ms Vifrinla WhitEcrrf wiz. 2 lannnE
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GEENg PIC MARVIN -Mf rrs Mrs
Lr,t1ar1 O. .,sa4s parents Grand Rapids
~ ERS Cpl LLOYD R-Hr. and Ar
gH.t. NFer. gErrnrrd
.FW PIC rWFp~DS r. Nsw
fst.rr .rfO Harrison Detroit
Hf-TFRGnS cN1 WILLIE Nm
srH r-t Htvvopd Patterson. parents. 2o32
E.Ht Detroit
HvDH1Nn Cpl F'-GzSE David
prtr ,nc father k8.ausz-1
SCHULTZ PFC ROY JEROMF-Nr ard
N.. p-.ar C#f4isr Ferrn1 N4sErEan.
SIZE spy PIC rEpRY y Up Ne an1
49,. Perry shelby sr parents. 4l2o
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Tue.day Januay 1876

ford 1915 CovIe; husband OF
Bry, qq2 Hancock
CPL. JOSEPH VI. CANNON,
20 field artillery. Dec. is. Ger
many graduate Of Mackenzie,
ADyERTIgy.AFF.NsT
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NAVY MISSING
NAyY MARINE woUNDED

EbReTON pMi c CAPTION EDMOED
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Grand B.yd Detroit
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overseas last November; son of
MIR and Mrs. Maurice Cannon,
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CPL. CYRIL II. CASPARY, Dec.
p. Germany; son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Caspary of Detroit, formerly
-
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-12

tically denied the Legion's accusa-
ton that he has personally insti-
gated the proposal. Meanwhile, the
Disabled American veterans have
come out flatly for the transfer of
all vets loan services to other agen-
cies, contending that such a trans
fer will facilitate VA handling the
problems it should be solely con-
cerned with.
1t is extremely regrettable that
veterans organizations should be
taking divergent stands at this time
upon such a vitally important issue
as this. We want loan services
stripped of all unnecessary red tape
and simplified-that is of para
mount Importance, transcending all
other considerations. Undoubtedly
there is much to be said in favor of
both opinions as to how the service
should be handled. But it unthink-
able that any difference in the atti-
tudes of veterans organizations
should be allowed to endanger the
prompt adoption of an efficient
loan service.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-12
The VETERANS LIGHTHOUSE

No fairminded persons, and GER
tainly no Negro veteran, will quar-
rel with the merits of the five point
program presented to Gen. Bradley
during that recent conference he
held with the NAACP representa-
tives, Walter White, Jesse Ded-
mond, and DR.. William HASTE. The
proposed program of the associa-
ton covers just about every phase
of interracial administration in,VA
that could be desired by Negro vets.
At the moment, however, this
column wishes to draw the readers
attention to two of the points as
outlined by the NAACP, and to
make particular comment thereon.
Reference is made to the recon-
mendations that VA employ "the
use of qualified colored doctors,
nurses, specialists and administra-
tive personnel in all veterans hos
pitals and facilities" and that mo
segregated hospitals for veterans
be established" These are splendid
requests, true enough. But this
column is not so naive as to believe
that any such concessions will be
granted all out of clear, blue sky
Gen. Bradley's statement to the
committee that certain" colored
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-12

the responsible agencies did not
get on the ball and see to it that
vets were given just consideration
as prescribed by LAWN the pur-
chase of surplus war materials
something unpleasant was going to
happen. Well, it has happened. The
recent incident at Ft. Meade has
finally brought the entire issue to
head. When about 100 veterans
from throughout the area, properly
approved to buy trucks at a sale,
arrived at Ft. Meade they were
bluntly told that none were avail
able, and were given no explana-
tion as to why. That did it. You can
expect the lid to be blown off the
whole unsatisfactory mess at any
time now. The explosion will be
heard for miles.
Correspondence has reached this
desk telling of attempts being made
to intimidate Negro veterans not
holding the WD Form 55 (white
discharge) when they have applied
for benefits under the CT Bill of
Rights. For the information of any
who might need it, the law reads
that any veteran is entitled to such
benefits if his discharge "is other
than dishonorable." And it means
Just exactly that. Don't anybody
push you around, buddy; push him
right back.
The American Legion is girding
up it's loins for an all-out fight to
prevent veteran home loan facili-
ties from being transferred from
VA to the Federal Housing admin
stration. Gen. Bradley has empha-
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-12

doctors are urging the establish
ment of all Negro facilities is proof
of the fact that here, once again,
we are the victims of a disunited
approach. Furthermore, it must not
be overlooked that the essential and
immediate consideration is to re-
ceive assurance that Negro vets
will be accorded the full and equit-
able treatment in all existing hos
pital facilities, locality and kind
Notwithstanding. This assurance
must not be prolonged or evaded
through any contention between
the ''integrationists" and the "seg-
regationists." Integratioh, COM
plete and final, is the ideal condi-
ton to be desired, of course, but
ideals, where Negroes are concern
ed, have an annoying way of avoid
ing attainment.
In the meantime, as we go about
the business of securing a condition
of suitable perfection, practically
is definitely in order for current
purposes. Aand every respect of
practical consideration demands
I hat the NAACP, while nudging VA
toward final committance to a
policy of hospital integration, will
be equally insistent in it's demand
that Negro vets be granted equal,
unsegregated and full service in
all existing facilities NOW.
And as far as VA is concerned,
Gen. Bradley should Immediately
make known the identities of these
Negro doctors who are urging seq
regated hospitals. If the advice OF
these medics is based upon sin
cere desire to provide Negro vets
with the best possible service, how
ever enormously conceived that de-
sire might be, they have nothing te
fear in having their honesty recog.
nized; but if they fear recogni-
zance, then we can be certain that
their motives are ulterior, selfish
and worthy of nothing but our con.
tempt.
It was predicted last week that il
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-20
BITkA IA
PREM Y
JUG05LAVIJI
Navzlic stevilnim tezavan
odlicni rezultati
dosezeni v proizvodnji

BEOGRAD, %. augusta. -
Ia potrebe nase industrije, ma.
sih zeleznic, "a potrebe nasih
NEST, bolnisnic, sol in privatnih
his je treba nitro poveeati pro-
izvodnjo premoga. Pred vojno
ko je bilo ma razpolago dovolj
kvalificirane delovni sile, ko so
nasi rudniki delali z najvecio ka-
paciteto je nasa drzava uvazala
liz inozemstva vec kot 2,000 ton
premoga letno. Danes pa, ko je
nalo izgledov, da bono dobili
zadostne kolieine premoga il
inozemstva, je Sc potrebno po'
veeati proizvodnjo nasih rudni'
kov. v ZSSD, cehoslovaski, Boil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-20
H SEJE N. A. BANKE

IL seize The North American
Banke, XII Sc je vrsila v torek,
Sc sporoea sledece: Udelezba
delnicarjev in delnicark je bila
povoljna. Glede izida glasova-
MIA po "Proxy' je bilo sledece
Izmed 5000 delnic je bilo 4OO3
"za" in 66 proti, ostali n S G
glasovali ali vrnili Proxy.
Ia izredno fino delo in vod.
stvo banke, je bilo izroceno ma
nagerju Mr.. Joseph Lackampu
zlato pero v dar. Navzoea je bi-
la tudi Mrs. Lackamp.
V nekaj dneh bodo zopet pre-
jeli vsi delnicarji in delnicarke
druga pisma, navodila in pojas.
Mia glede delnic, do katerih
imajo pravico do nakupa. VeG
DO porocano v oglasih. =
Predsednik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-20

dezele Cd fasistov, ter konecno
prihod Rdece flotile in Rdece
armade ma Bolgarsko.
Vse to je vkljuceno V tenn do.
kumentarnem filmu. zakljucni
del tega filma prikazuje marsa-
la Tita, zavezniske castnike, ter
pohod jugoslovanske armade na
Banjici. Film je spremljan ko-
mentarji v anglescini. To bo
omogocilo nasim ljudem, da lah-
ko pripeljejo seboj tudi svoje
ameriske prijatelje in druge, Xxi
ne razumejo nasega jezika.
Drugi del filma Sc in1enuje
"Rdeca zvezda in pesek". Ia
film prikazuje zivljenje jugoslo-
vanskih beguncev v pesceni pu-
scavi taborisea Ell Shatta v
Egiptu. Ia dokurnentarni film
je bill posnet za UNRRA. Film
prica, da nasi ljudje, MISC obu-
pail, ko so morali zapustiti svo-
jo domovino. Niti puscava in sa-
rnota nj strla teh ljud.' Tabori-
sea SO 81 .,lredili sanai.. Posta-
viii SO 81 solo, cerkev, kuhinjo
in prahico, sotore, napeljali SO
vodo, elektricno razsyetljavo it'd
Spoznali boste, da mas elovek
nj klonil v syoji nesreci, temVei
je prenesel vse potezkoce S
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gi sluzabniki in sluzabnice v
njih sluzbah nasega naroda ma
sedli ma limanice in pozabili svoj
jerk in Sc izdajali pod pritis.
kom delodajalcev, da izhajajo il
njih druzbe, oziroma naroda. To
Sc je dogajalo do zadnje I. sve-
tovne vojne. Use drugaee je bi-
10 v vojnem casu, bill sem ne.
stetokrat v Trstu in kogarkoli
sem nagoyoril, mi je odgvoril '
cisti sloyenscini, zategadelj nj
ne DO nihee vtepel v glavo, da
je tamkaj bila tedaj v vecin
tujka.
In ako je sedaj, kaj zato? S
tenn Primorska Sc nj resena
Vprasam amerisko casopisie:
Ali je st. Clair Ave. Slovenija
Ali Je Buckeye Rd. Ogrska
Ali je Broadway Ceska?
Ali je morda London Rd
Italia?
Vse tn je Sc vedno u. S. Anne
rika in isto maj velja tudi tam.
kaj.
Jugoslovansko Primorje ir
Trst.
IL Obeliska maj zopet zaor
nasa pesem svobodno, (brez ia.
sistov in gestapovcev.)
"Buci, buci morje Adrijanskc
bilo vedno 81 slovansko."
PoZdrav vsem Slovencem ir
Slovenian!
Joseph Trebec
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hrabrostjo in zavestjo. Pri maj
tezjih naporih SO prepevali.
Prepevali so Q svoji borbi, ter
o svojem novem zivljenju.
Uvod k filmim bo podal po.
rocnik jugoslovanske mornari-
.ce Zvonimir Juresic, kateri sc
je sam udelezil strasnih bojev,
XII nimajo primere v cloveski
zgodovini. Pridite in oglejte 81
te filme, ne DO YAM zal.
Odbor.
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posta
SLOVENSKI TRST I'm ME-
GA PRAVICA e..

zalostno, da n e k 0 casopisje
daje prednost " Trstu prebival-:
stvu italijanskega pokoljenja.
Kaj je tenau vzrok! Prvic, ker
Sc je nekaj. premoznih Italia
nov vselilo in pricelo trgovati y
luli z pomorsko silo in drugif
najelo, kot najvec mogoce svoj-
cev IL Italije tako, da SO pola-
gonna kot jez izpodrinili Sloven-
ce in Hrvate il della in polago-
ma okuzii vse mesto 2 njihovo
.zahrbtnostjo. Ma zalost 50 mno-
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Borba Jgoslavije
V slikah

Cleveland, Ohio. - V nede'
lilo, dne %. septembra oh 2:3O
popoldne Sc bodo predvajali pr
vi senzacijonalni vojni filmi IL
Jugoslavije in Bolgarske, v Slo.
venskem narodnem domu ma st
Clair Ave. Vstopnina bo same
SOC. Filmi so pod pokrovitelj'
styom Zdruzenega odbora juz-
no slovanskih Amerikancev
(ZOJsA).
Prvi del filma sc imenuje
"Osvoboditev Belgrade. Pred
nami Sc pojavi ogorcena in lju'
ia borba "a osvobojenje Bel
grada. Poedine faze te borbe je
videti v polni realnosti. Jurisa'
ME partizanoy in naval tankov
Rdeee armade ter Jugoslovan'
ske vojske, XII osvaja ulico. "a
ulico, hiso "a hiso, belgrajsk
n1ladina pa nudi pomoc ranje.
MIN, dokler ne dospejo sanitet'
nj oddelki. Videti je cello otroke
v borbi sovraznikom. Daljs
prikazuje ia film osvobojenje
bratske Bolgarske, vlogo Dol.
garskih partizanov v ciseenjl