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nings TE 2-isei CA ooso
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HOUSES FOR RENT

a-ROOM HOUSE Tor rent. $40 month
hig lot lnksier Michigan CA4+-cR
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-21
nNic. nic.n ie olvrnila Tins

MID, nic," je odvrnila Tina,
s'nasprotno-vse sem mu."
In Pirc je spet dejal: ''Torej
vidis! In stavim, ce bi nekoc iz-
ostal in bi me ii ne marala po-
me bi prisel in bi tie prisilil, da ii
prosis zame."
"Grozno," je zavzdihnila Tina.
Vendar so zaostajali tudi TAXI
pomisleki in zivljenje je cvetelo
y vseh treh, da lepse ne bi mo-
glo in marsikdo je obcudoval
presrecno trojico. Sc cello Meta
Sc je bila dala prevariti, le Me-
lanija je predobro vedela, kaj
pomeni ia tesna zveza in rajsa
nj prisla z mimi v dotiko, ker jo
je bio strah te grozne pregrehe.
In kadar Sc jih je spomnila, Sc je
zbala "a njihovo bodocnost.
Bizjakova je brz izteknila
skrivnost-a je molcala in zbi-
rala podatke. lob svojem casu,
XII bo moi cas-" 81 je dejala, 'bom
trescila. In kakor bomba bo "a
grmelo. Nisi vsegamogocen-ni-
81, dragi moi prevzetni Pre-" Pa
je vcasih kakor nalasc VISA ne
dolzna prisla ma obisk h Gorni-
kovim in jo je bila sama prijaz-
most. LIE Pircu sc je vedno izog-
Mia.
(Dalje pr1hodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-21

/ IL istih krajev, kot sem JAZZ ;
81 iste narodove krvi, kakrsne
sem JAZZ. ST vendar clovek IL istih
snovi kot vsi drugi-in vendar
nisi tax in nisi tukaj donna in
nisi niti to niti ono-kaj 81, kaj,
povej vendar!"
On Sc je nasmehnil in bill We
sci njenega obcudovanja, a po-
TEN mu je potemnelo lice in je
dejal: "In odkod 81 ii? Ko sem
bill doslej povsod drugacen, pri
tebi pa sem yes, kakrsen sem v
resnici. Kaksna sila je v tebi,
da je mogla to storiti? Ii povei,
tiW
= Vse omamljena je prihajala
Tina S takih sestankov. Andreju
izpoeetka nj mogla pogledati v
oei, polagoma pa je bila Pirceva
osebnost toliko v njej, da Sc je
vendar skoro mogla popolnoma
lociti v dive osebi: Tina pri Pircu
in Tina, pri Andreju. Pri Pircu je
bila vsa nova, vendar VISA ona
sama il notranjosti, pri Andreju
pa je bila le povrsna te njene no.
tranjosti. In vendar-Andrei nj
slutil nicesar, nj vedel nicesar in
je bill bolj in bolj zaljubljen va
MO.
TIM sc nj mic vec smilil, sal il
je dejal Pirc nekoc: "Pusti ga v
sanjah. Sc Bog, da mu je to da-
no."
''Pa me lie zge," je ugovarjala
Tine. "Cemu? Kaj mores "a to,
da je otrok? In kaj mores, da
sva Sc nasla-ceprav pozno? To
je zivljenje." In odtlej je bila
Tina potolazena.
Pirc je zacel prihajati tudi ma
dom. Izpocetka Sc je ogibal An
dreja, a ko je videl, da je Andrej
prijazen, da ga vabi in je tako
brez ,vsake zle slutnje, da ina
Tino rad, in je ona Sc vedno sre-
disco njegovega srca, je hodil
javno z NINA ma izprehode in je
bill v Gornikovi viii, kakor bi biz
v svojem domu. ze je incl pri
mizi svoj prostor, podnevi ia,
zvecer oni, Andreju je svetoval
v pravdniskih zadevah in An
drej re nj mogel biti brez MEGA
in ga je v vseh stvareh izprase-
val "a svet in je Pirca spostoval
in ga cislal in sc cello vcasih po-
nasal, ces, takega duhovitega
prijatelja imam. In &c je bila
Tina slabe wolfe in je Pircu pi-
kro odgovarjala, jo je Andrej
pokaral, rekoc, da je to njegov
prijatelj in ga mora imeti rada,
kot ga ina rad on.
Pirc nj bill ljubosumen ma An
dreja; vedel je, da ga Tina ne
ljubi in nj nikdar njegova last,
ampak lie uziva darove njegove-
ga bogastva. "Misliva 81, da je
najin oce," je dejal nekoc Pirc,
ko mu je bila Tina ponagajala z
ljubosumnostjo. "P r e m a d bi
bil," je dejala Tina, "in YES
malo grdo je le-mene je vcasih
groza, groza, groza!" Pirc Sc je
lie nasmehnil in j odvrnil: ITO
premisli, &c je Andreju kaj hu-
dega pri tenn? &c trpi? &c sc
muci? &c ga razjedajo dvomi ?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-21

Dragi ljubljeni soprog in
oce! Emo leto je re minilo, kar
81 mas zapustil. Izrocili smo
TIE v narocje matere zemlje,
kjer snivas spanje vecnega mi
ru. S solznimi ocmi I'll klice-
mo globoko zalosti: Bog I'll daj
mirno spanje, v ameriskt zem-
iii do skupnega svidenja.
Zalujoci ostali:
ROSE KERN, soproga,
OLGA CIMPERMAN, hci.
Cleveland, o., 20 marca 1915.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-21
20 okrov

plodovite zemlje, hisa s Z
sobami, vse moderno; yuma
MIA poslopja. 400 cevljev
spredaj, lep sadni vrt, ter
lastno skladisce pima. Ma
haja Sc emo milo cd Bomb
er tovarne ma Bagley Rd.,
North Olmsted. Cena zmer-
ma, ker Sc mora prodati ra-
di bolezni lastnika. Poklici-
te AC. 2471.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-21
v, METEZU
MARIJA KMETOVA "


" SAAS~ AAoA AAAAA ES~1A AAA ~ A<AAA~~
jala z glavo, da so sc oni trije
nasmehnili, in je Andrej dejal:
'Torej nj bojazni, da hi nam
usla in postala redovnica?"
"Joj! je vzkliknila Wanda in
Sc prijela "a glavo, "nikdar, mix
dar, Bog varuj! Pae," je pomis-
lila, "ko sem 81 nekoc predstav-
ljala, &c bi ii umrla, mama, pa
sem 81 dejala, da bi-skoraj bi.
Pa-morda tudi ne-oh, rajsa
me-"
"Kako ii gre ucenje?" je vpra-
sala Tina.
"Dobro-saj mora iti. Skrb-
no pazijo, da poslusamo, da Sc
ucimo, da spisemo naloge-to ze
mora biti in veliko, veliko no.
vega sem sc naucila."
"Do konca leta skoraj il uce-
nosti ne prides," je dejala Tina
in sc nasmehnila.
"Res, res, znamo pa, znamo," "
je vazno povzela Wanda, "in to
je dobro, JAZZ hocem biti ueena. "
"Kje je moja hci, kaj, An
drej?" je vprasala Tina in matt
je dodala:
"Res ne vem, odkod ina to-.
Sal tudi Mia -" pa je brz utih-
nilai n povesila v zadregi glavo.
"Kako bi vam rekla, gospod
Gornik ?" Sc je v hipu oglasila
Wanda. Spogledali so Sc in Sc
prisiljeno nasmehnili.
''Kakor hoces, Vanda,' je de-
jal Andrej, "saj sva prijatelja." "
"Prijatelj vam ne morem re-
ci," je odvrnila Wanda, "gospod
-gospod-to je tako tuje; atek
-ne," brz je stresla z glavo in
hitela dalja: "ze vem: kar An
drej vam bonn rekla-lepo ime
je."
mo, YES kaj," Sc je zavzela
matt, "bo kdo mislil, da je hla-
pee! Andrej, Andrej, kaj ii pri-
de ma misel"
I'm &c rece mama Andre:j?
Kaj je mamin hlapec?"
"Vanda!!" je karajoce vzklik-
Mia Tina in zbodla jo je beseda,
sal je le proved obcutila resnico
tega pridevka, Andrej pa Sc je
zasmejal ma yes glas in potrepal
Vando po rami in dejal:
"Velja, Wanda: Andrej mi re.
ci, zadovoljen SEM"
"Vsaj stric :" je ugovar-
jala matt.
mo, vidis, mama, Andrej, ii
81 res dober-rada te imam," je
deiala vsa vesela Wanda in ga
objela. Tina nj ugovarjala, ven-
dar il beseda hlapec nj hotela iz
spomina.
Ceprav je Andrej mater Sc ta-
ko sill, da bi ostala, je vendar
sklenila oditi z Vando, XII je uzi-
vala velikonocne pocitnice, da
jih bolje ne hi mogla. VISA ma
vdusena je bila "a voznje z av-
tom, vsa navdusena "a prekras-
ne obleke mamine in tudi sama
je dobila cd Andreja toliko le-
pin daril, da ga je matt veckrat
karala "a to, Tina pa sc nj dosti
menila "a Andrejevo radodar-
most.
Vesela je bila Vande in vesela,
da je Andreju pri srcu, in nj bilo
zaradi ME nikakih nesporazum-
ljenj. V njej sami pa so bile Gu
dovite nevihte zaradi Pirca in
zato je komaj cakala, da odideta
matt in Wanda in po njunem od-
hodu sc je kar oddehnila.
S Pircem sta Sc skrivaj shaja-
la. Ko je bila skupaj z MIN, je
bio vse dobro, yes svet je bill v
novi luci, vsa sonca so zarela z
neba. Pirc il je govoril besede,
XII jih doslej nj bila vajena. Nj
Sc sladkal, a v njegovih besedah
je bio cudovito dozivetje; &c jo
je pogledal, je svignil plamen va
MO. &c 10 lie obiel. lie mislila. da
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obcudovanje in neskoncno je "a
dovoljna. Pa jo poglej, saj je
pravkar prisla!
Wanda je stopila soho in sc
je oklenila Tine in vsa je zarela
Cd notranjega veselja.
'Torej, Vanda,' je dejal An
drej, "vse prav, vse dobro, vse v
redu?"
"Vse je tako neizmerno lepo,"
je odvrnila Wanda, "takih sob
nisem Sc videla in moja soba je
kakor cvetka. In ma vrtu, kako
vse disi, kako vse cvete-v Ljub-
ljani je Sc samo popje in je Sc
vse v meglah. 0, in v samosta-
nu 80"
"Saj res, povej, powell" je ST.
lii Andrej.
"Nikar - nocem Sc spominja-
ii -"
"Pa ne, da ne bi hotela vec ma
zaj?" je vprasala Tina.
20, to ze-bom re sla, a tezko
bo," je pocasi dejala Wanda in
obraz Sc il je stemniL-
"sola je sola, to Sc NORA" je
zavrnila matt.
"Vem, sal bonn tudi sla.'
"Kaj MISC ondi prijazni te-
boj?" je vprasal Andrej.
."Prijazni so ze, posebno 60
spa prednica je dobra.''
mater Katarina il je ime, Ii
ne?" je dejala Tina. "Dobro Sc
je Sc spominjam in vsec mi je BIZ
la takrat.'
"Da," je povzela Wanda, iona
je dobra, a tudi stroga. HUI, tako
Sc je bojimo, vse mora biti ena-
dve-tri, vse lepo v redu, cisto,
natancno, sicer je joj'
"ze prav," je dejala matt in
tudi Tina je prikimala, Andrej
pa je rekel:
"Torej tt je hudo, Wanda? &c
bi bilo prelude, pa ostanes tn
in -. ~
"Tak bezi, Andrej," ga je pre-
kinuila Tina, "ne bodi tako me-
hak."
"Sem le mislil Cemu hi sc
mucila; tn je prostora dovolj,
meni bi bilo zelo vsec, Wanda sc
tudi ne bi branila, imela bi svojo
uciteljico kar ma domu-mis-
linn ."
"Nic ne misli; "a Vando je
najbolje, da je tam, kjer je. Maj
poizkusi v svetu, mic il ne bo
skodilo. Vecno pa tudi ne DO on
di. Kajne, Wanda, Sc ia leta, kaj
je to-in potem bos spet v Trstu
ali kjer bos hotela biti. Vem, da
tako hudo spet nj v samostanu,
da bi ne bilo obstanka TAM"
"Saj nisem tako mislila," je
dejala Wanda, "saj je vcasih
prav lepo in tako skacemo in sc
smejemo, da sc stresa YES samo-
stan. In tudi redovnice so vesele
z nami in sc tudi smejejo."
"Kaj bi Sc ne, sal so ljudje,"
je odvrnila Tina.
I'm mic hudega Jim MI" je do
dala matt.
"O-hudo Jim je pa ze," je po-
vzela Wanda z vaznim naglasom.
"Zakaj pa?" je z zanimanjem
vprasal Andrej in vsi trije so Sc
nasmehnili.
'Zato, ker >morajo tako zgo-
daj vstajati."
"No, &c nj hujsega!" je dejala
matt.
''Pa moliti, moliti morajo to-
liko! Kar vedno so motive in
molitve."
"zato so pac v samostanu," je
odvrnila Tina.
''Pa tudi delajo. Ia ina to de-
10, ona drugo-nikdar MISC brez
della in tako hitijo in hitijo, yes
dan hitijo-se v noe. In najhuj-
se-saj ne smejo nikdar ma cesto
-nikdar in nikdar. Sveto oblju-
bo imaio, da ne smeio nikoli, ve-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-21

These Filipino children
OF the American and Nip fighting and bleeding and i'll
lack Of shelter iberang
after the japanese garns the city had wiped out All chill
dren showed lack Of nOurishment. t#
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Rotary

Continued from Page One)
with special services, table and
bridge lamps OF modern design US
ing colored flurescent bulbs, wash
ing machines that wash. rinse, blue
and dry clothes, smaller hot water
heaters, more disable electric
ranges that operate with less dan
ger OF burning food or cook. In
the experimental stage are devices
to take the dust and disease germs
out OF the house, to heat sidewalks
so that snow and ice will be auto
matically removed and to heat
homes electrically at a cost to
compete with gas, coal. or oil.
These things are possible in our
country and in this section OF our
country because we have the faith
defined by a renowned Russian
philosopher faith is knowledge
that risks itself in action" Mr.. Pen
field concluded.
Guests at luncheon we're: Ross
X. Bower. Paul Howe, New York
City; Baldwin Bstalucco, Richard
Wright and Charles n. Lurkins,
Junior Rotarians, Roosevelt High
School: Rotarians r. ]. Schiller. c.
L. Corrello and Herbert Fry. Milan,
and T. Fred Older, Ypsilsnti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-02
Calendar OF Social Events
TODAY


Ypsilund Tax Payers Association o'clock Ypsianu High
School.
Boy p NJ Cub den o Roosevelt pack 49, at home of
Mrs II. II. Leck; 3;45 p. den ?, Willis Methodist
Church pack 43 home of Mrs George Colts Church
OF God troop 81 Begole school, Roosevelt school
81 Starkweaher Hall; Junior Chamber OF Commerce
troop High School, Jacksonville school troop As.
Ross school ST. school; Foster school
District Leaders Table
Charles McKenny Hall
Ypsant Club meeting o'clock H. S oser OF :he
County office will discuss gardens and their i'm
portance problem the stakweaher Hall
Association OF order OF Eastern STAR 80 with Mrs
Otis
Queen City Lodge number l67 knights OF Pyhas O'CLOCK n r.
Circle three OF Baptist womens of officers, 7sO
with Mrs Leroy Thayer
Workngmens Benevolent Society. 1880, Arbeiter Hall.
Monday Whist Club $50, with Miss Jessie Swaine.
CAP ground school O'CLOCK room -Vo oe"oo
Townsend Club 1880, at home Of Mr. and Mrs A. NJ wilson
TUESDAY
Ypslan Grange day home OF Mr. and Mrs Eugene
Strang.
Twenty Club 3l5 Willis Rd, $3.50 p m.
$3.50 Cub den 3 Roosevelt pack 1871 at home OF
Mrs ] p Kelly: 7:3O D. m Harriet troop school,
Assembly OF God troop So church. Kwanis troop 81,
School, Edse Ford post American Legion troop
49, Spencer School, Willis Methodist Church troop 49, at
church. Emmanuel Church troop 30, at church;
D. m Ypslan District Planning meeting at Charles Mchehny
Hall ,,.,, .....
room and p W. T, at 1O7 N Normal St. on the sub
ject, World Peace. ,r- ..o.,.
Ladies' Library annual meeting O'CLOCK Library kssoea
ton, meeting 23O, at library. 100 49,. -..,..
Victory Club all day meeting at Got house
lunch at noon Bring material for lamp shades
Central Study Club, o'clock with Mrs Robert Hodng
Phoenix Lodge number r. NJ Entered Apprentice degree
$780, Masonic Temple lodge room -
Past Presidents Club Degree cooperative go
with Hart
jolly Mixers Club o'clock. with Stephen croghan
LOYAL Order o Moose s o'clock Moose Hall
Princes o. Syracuse 1880, Knights of Pythias Hall
Red sewing. to 4 O'Clock, Welch Hall
Epsilon Sigma Alpha o'clock three Charles Mckenny Hall
Business Womens Club business meeting 1850
D m Ladies' Literary Clubhouse. Dance pupils of Marjorie
Backus Barbara Anderson, Readings
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-02
THE Willow RUN NEWS
Villagers Hear
Civic Orchestra

The Ann Arbor Civic Orchestra
which played at the village Sat.
urday night performed to a very
small audience. There were ap-
proximately one hundred and thir.
ty people present. The conductor.
Joseph Maddy. was called out Of
town on important business so Miss
Elizabeth Green substituted for
him. Under the direction OF Miss
Dorothy McManus, school music
teacher. the two hundred members
OF the student chorus gave a per.
Torrance that sounded almost pro-
fessional. The outstanding per-
Torrance of the evening was that
OF Michael Avshanian, violinist,
who played Bruch's Concerto in b
Minor for violin and orchestra. Mr..
Avshanian took three curtain calls.
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have TO prevail" Other scarce
goods must be distributed in such
way as to support the war effort
against Japan. he added.
Byrnes revealed that industry
will be released from its Wartime
strait Jacket when Germany quits.
Manufacturers will be required 10
give first attention to certain types
OF civilian production needed to
support the hom1 front economy.
But aside from that, the choice OF
what civilian items are to be made
first will be left up to them.
To Scrap Controls
Most OF the complicated controls
over materials and production will
be scrapped after We Day. But
the priority system will be retain
ed for emergency use to break bot
tlenecks in military and essential
civilian production until Japan is
licked
Manpower will continue to be
the number one problem on the
home front, Byrnes said, and man.
power legislation will be needed
more than ever because of the
greater temptation to switch to a
non-war job. Present labor con-
tolls will be retained in the group
one and group two tight labor
areas, he said, to make certain that
war plants in those regions keep
their help.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-02
Youth Fellowship
Sponsors Service

Young people and adults OF the
First Methodist Church assembled
in the church Sunday morning a.
Z o'clock for beautiful Easter sun
rise service. The service was in
charge of the Youth Fellowship
with Nathalie Elliott leading. The
service began with organ music,
Mrs. l.. ]. Wilson, at the organ, fol
lowed by flute solo by Phyllis
Kisor. Marilyn Begole gave a read
ing. The watchers telling vivid
" OF the CONSERVATION OF the SOL
diers on finding the tomb empty
OF their telling the priests, and fin
ally OF their own dedication to fol-
low this risen Jesus. Scripture was
read by Robert Wilson, and Robert
McDougall led in prayer. Rosann
Spratt read the poem, Easter
Song" and Malrine Nielsen closed
the service with a meditative talk,
Easter in l945.'
The high school choir sang the
anthem, by Early Morning
Light Robert Weir, Donald Hoy,
and Donald Congdon were ushers.
Following the service the group
retired to the dining room for Eas-
ter breakfast, where the young peo-
pie also wer in charge.
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ward, the only ward in which there
was contest, while the other
wards we're lighter still. hrst ward,
Is. second ward. II, third ward, IL,
and fourth ward. 4.
Today the count at noon for the
city showed the following votes
cast: FIRST ward. first precinct, 101;
second precinct. So: second ward,
first precinct, IS, second precinct.
So; third ward. first precinct. 40:
second precinct, So; fourth ward,
80; and nth ward. 81.
In the township. voting was
lighter than expected, with but 50
ballots cast in the first precinct 20
in the second, and 81 in the third
precincts.
Frank w. Waldeckers 736 Mause
Ave. is running for alderman OF
the fifth ward as a sticker candi.
date. He was defeated in the pri-
mary by James G. Waite. His
name was entered into the race
again by the Political Action Com
mittee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-02
Local Residents at
Plymouth Opening

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hatch and
Mrs. Willard Hatch were in Plym-
outh Saturday afternoon attending
the opening Of a music store at 202
South Main St. Mrs. Millard
Hatchs brother, Bernard Stadtmil-
Ter. and Russell Egloff are co-own-
ers OF the ne wstore.
A feature OF the opening day
was a two hour musical program
by the trio, Mr.. Stadtmiller at the
piano. MT. Eggloff the saxsphone
and Clarinet. and Floyd Dix the
drums.
Bernard Stadtmiller Is teaching
his third year in Plymouth High
School and his contract Is renewed
for another year. He recently wrote
book entitled Twenty Lessons
in Boogie Woogie." They have a
studio in connection with their
store and Mr.. Stadtmiller has 30
pupils enrolled. He teaches CLASH
cal, popular and boogie woogie
style. Mr.. Egloff will give lessons
on the saxophone and clarinet.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-02
Easter Sad Day
For Offenders

Sad were the persons arrested
over the week end by the police,
for not only was the Easter holiday
spoiled for them, but those who
were unable to post bond for
their appearance in court Tuesday,
spent today in the Jail also. This
was because the court was closed,
as usual, on election day.
Five persons were arrested over
the week end, charged with intoxi-
cation and disorderly- conduct. One
OF these was woman who called
the police herself and asked to be
put in the Jail. since she was stag
gering and couldn't walk. After
the police car called for her at
the tavern fhom which she tele.
phoned. she became very uncooper-
alive. apparently having changed
her mind.
one person was arrested. charg-
ed with disorderly conduct, and
another charged withr eckless driv.
ing and leaving the scene OF a
property damage accident.