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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-14
Radio to Abandon
Personal Opinions

Los Angeles. Feb. l4--AP-One
OF the biggest radio stations in the
Far West, KFI Is going to discon-
tinue commentators who express
personal opinions and interpreta,
tons.
The Earle c. Anthony, 10000 watt
clear-channel affiliate OF the Ma
tional Broadcasting Company has
announced:
Effective March /, XII will In
augurate new policy in the broad
casting of sponsored news pro-
grams. Direct wire reports. com.
monty known as spot news, will be
supplemented by programs featur-
ing analysis of the news. Common
tators expressing personal opinions
and interpretations will be dfscon-
tinued. All newscasters and news
analysts must be employees of XII"
XII said It's new policy was the
result of long and careful analysis
OF news programming
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-14

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-14
Reunion Not
Cut, Dried

Miami, Fla. Feb. l4-AP-The
unhurried attitude OF ALL Presi-
dent William Green bolstered the
belief Tuesday that the proposed re-
affiliation Of John l.. Lewis with
the American Federation OF Labor
isn't a cut-and-dried cinch.
The AFL executive council was
expected TO take up Monday the
letter Green received from the
miners boss in reply TO the coun-
ellis request that Lewis put in
writing his terms for the proposed
reunion.
But Green told newsmen the let
ter was not even read to the coun-
ell and instead the council, in mid
winter session, took up juristic.
tional dispute between the Pacific
and the Transfers Union.
Green received the Lewis letter
Sunday. He tossed off all ques-
tions about the letters contents.
Previously he had told the council
Lewis would agree to come back
as the United Mine Workers OF
America is now constituted, leav-
ing to the council the adjudication
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-14

"A pint OF blood can save a
life. Call Red Cross NOW for
your appointment"

List OF Michigan personnel kill
ed in action in the European area
includes:
Allen. Pfc. Ossie plymouth.
Babcock, Cpl. Richard A.-Battle
Creek.
Bardoni. Pvt. julius J.-Wyandotte.
Barton, Pfc. Albin j.. Jr.-Belle-
Vile.
Bill, Pfc. Frederick-Cadillac
Bennett, Pvt. Robert M.-Harrison.
Blackman, Pfc. Allen L.-Samario.
Blaszcyk. Pvt. Casmer B.-Ham'
tramck.
Bonomo. Pvt. Hario P.-Detroit,
Brock. Pfc. Melvin E.-Pontiac.
Brockway, Pvt. Harold E.-Peters-
burg.
Brodbeck, T/5 Kenneth F.-ottawa
Lake.
Brousseau, Pvt. Lenard F.-Ossine-
Ike.
Butka, Pvt. Dimitri-Detroit.
Ceumer, Pfc. Anthony L.-Detroit.
Chadwick, Cpl. Maurice M.-Sagi-
nav.
Chatham, Pvt. William H-De-
troit.
Coffman, S/Sgt. Richard T.-Shin-
gleton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-14

Horak, Pvt. Joseph M.-Owosso.
Hough, It's Avery W.-Ionia.
Hudson, Tl5 Charlie T.-Detroit.
Ingle, Pfc. Yuyen E.-Detroit.
Jaskulski, Pfc. Donald G.-Grand
Rapids.
Johns. Pfc. Robert G.-Detroit.
keiser, Pfc. Frank-CharlevoiX.
Kelly, Pfc. Frederick N.-Detroit.
Kelly, Pvt. Raymond P.-Detroit.
Kirby, Sgt. Jack E.-Battle Creek
Kiste, Pvt. Robert Belding.
Kleimola, Pfc. Arthur Iron
wood.
Kleimola, Pfc. Arthur Iron
wood.
Korte, S/Sgt. Harold F.-Dearborn.
Labrecque, sgt. Lee-Saginaw.
Liedel, Pvt. Harland P.-Newport.
Maliszewski, Sgt Casimir DE
troit.
Mars, Pvt. James W.-Lansing.
Maule. Pfc. Kenneth Bedding.
Mayhem, Pfc. Arthur E.-Dowa-
McCaslin, Pvt. Robert Union
City.
McCreery, Pfc Donald L.-Kalama-
ZOO.
Mckinley, Pvt Bernard j. Detroit.
Mcmillan, S Sgt. Hugh High
land Park.
Melidoni, T/5 DOminic-Grand Rap
ids.
Meshechek, T/Sgt. John-Detroit.
Millen, Pvt. George W.-Boon.
Mucha, Pvt. Edmund J.-Emmett.
Murray, Pfc. Robert Choppers
vile.
Neal. Pvt. Andrew J.-Detroit.
Norris, Pfc. Edward A.-Muskegon.
Wittingen, T/5 Harvey Hudson.
vile.
Wojciechowski, Pfc Chester-De-
tIOit.
Wright, Sgt Roland A-Cass City.
Wylie. Pfc. Sidney Detroit
Yeadon, Pfc. Archie R.-Perkins.
Yuill. PVT. Flovd W.-ITarrisville.
Zaroni. Pfc. Thomas F.-Detroit.
Zazaian, list. 1t Aram Dearborn.
Timber, Pfc. Leonard F. Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-14

Ell don't seem 10 have his occu-
patton down here either. What does
be do for a living?"
Alexia bit her full underlip. HE
doesn't do anything"
"Oh. Inherited money, presume.
You and your brother"
She hesitated and then said, "A
little. Not much"
81 see" He closed the book sud-
denly and leaned forward. Mrs.
Brent, what about those checks
made out TO your brother? Were
they for any specific service?"
Alexia waited a second, her eyes
Swallowed again by her dark eye
lashes, then she looked up. Lieu
tenant, that has nothing to do with
my hu lands death, or with the
murdey Of DR.. Chivery. Nicky
needed some money, of course; he's
young and has no source Of income.
My husband knew that it would
please me if he saw to it that Nicky
had little money, that's ALL"
"And Nicky lives here, mainly?"
eyes. Since my marriage, at any
rate. Before that we shared his
apartment in New York"
$50 you know most Of his
friends!"
"Why, Yes, should think So"
"Did he know Peter Huber"
"No, Of course not. None Of Us
knew him."
"Were any Of your friends at all
interested in politics."
why, REALLY, I don't remem-
ber." There was a tinge Of uncer-
tainty in her voice, yet it was
nothing that seemed exactly sig
nificant It was more as if she
could not discover the trend of Nu-
gents questions.
IL so, she was soon enlightened
however. For Nugent leaned for
ward, his lean face suddenly as
sharp as q Ratchet. "Who is Fred
eric Miller?" he asked abruptly.
81 don't know" said Alexia. 81
don't have the faintest idea"
In the end, Nugent seemed to ae-
cept her denial. He said, "Try to
think back, Mrs. Brent; try to re-
member" And added, "You told me
that you had not seen Drue Gable
since last night when you saw her
going from this room TO her own
room. You are sure you didn't see
her at any later timer"
Perfectly sure"
You don't know where she is"
Certainly not. She wouldn't
have taken me into her confidence
before she escaped, assure YOU"
did you send her a message Of
any sort?"
NO" said Alexia, and rose. IF
that is all, Lieutenant :. 4
He nodded. "Send Mrs. Chiver,
in here, will you please?"
Alexia went away rather alb
ruptly. She looked a little shaken,
it seemed to me. but by no means
ready 10 break down and tell all.
IL, that is, there was anything for
her 10 tell.
Maud must have been in the haIl,
for Alexia had scarcely gone when
she appeared in the doorway and
entered.
Ito be continued)
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-14
OPA to Give Gas
IN Special Cases

Washington, Feb. 1f-AP-- The
OPA will Issue special gasoline ra-
tions TO returning war veterans and
displaced civilian workers seeking
unemployment
Announcing this today. the aeen-
Cy said that BEGINNING Feb Il
these rations will be authorized In
cases whore II Is necessary 10 use
an automobile to travel to a Job
interview ARRANGED by:
The -t-nitnd- States EmnlnYment
Service. the Railroad Retirement
Board Employment Service. a cour-
~ agricultural agent. an agric1l-
tural extension labor Office. or
union authorized by the War Man
power Commission 10 recruit labor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-14
Two Dens Have
Pot Luck Supper

The Willis Methodist Church
pack l43 and Whitaker Lone Den
la held a parents pack meeting
and potluck supper at Lincoln
School Monday. beginning at $50
p. m. over 100 cubs, prospective
cubs parents. and friends attended
After supper. the cubs played
games under the direction OF Den
Chief David Neimeshiem while the
parents held an organizational SEES
sion at which Mrs. Clarence Rich
ardson and Mrs. Helen Santz were
chosen to be new den mothers and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-14
Wolf in Mans C|oth hing
by
RsE.l.r,d U. S. P.,.n. ohe..
Mignon @. EDerhart

nothing to do with the arrest Of
any members o. any Bund. He has
never had any sympathy for Ger
many"
"He's registered for the drafti"
Certainly. He can tell you"
~You and your brother lived
abroad for some time, didn't you?"
"When we were children, yes"
"What Of Peter HUBER"
Craig started to speak, but
Alexia replied, "You know every
thing I know Of him, Lieutenant.
He's been here about a month. He's
waiting for his call to the army"
"Let me see. According TO his
story he went to school In Cslifor-
MIA"
II believe so,7 answered Alexia.
Didn't you check his statements7
! understood that was part of your
job"
"You are quite right" said Nu-
gent, unruffled. "I'm afraid I've
forgotten his home. / mean the
name Of the town. What was it,
Brent"
"Pete's homer" said Craig. "
don't know. l know where he went
to school. l think he lived some
where near Monterey"
~Do you remember his most re-
cent address," asked Nugent-
II think he said Hollywood. He
was trying to get job in the NOV
les. l suppose a Hollywood address
is the logical surmise in that case.
Besides that's where he knew Bill
Sheridan"
"Bill Sheridanl" exclaimed NJ
gent. who's he!"
"Fellow Pete knows. A.
know. Went to school with !
that is, university. Bill was in my
class at prep school. Yes, I'm sure
Pete came from Hollywood here"
us that your impression, Mrs.
Brent?"
Really" parried Alexia. IF
you've forgotten, I'd suggest your
asking him. Peter is nothing TO me,
you know. | never saw him before
Conrad met him at the inn, in the
village, and brought him here"
THAT was about month ago."
"Yes," said Alexia.
Nugent got out q little black
notebook and turned few pages.
"Ah," he said. you were both
right 1t was Hollywood address
he gave u.s." I was sure somehow,
in spite Of his quiet voice that he
had remembered all along and thus
had only been testing Craig and
Alexia-but testing them for what
(aside from their knowledge Of
Peter and of Nicky) didn't know.
He said, "Yes, Of course, how could
I have forgottenl
And Nicky"-he turned another
leaf. Nicholas Senour, brother-in-
law TO deceased. M-m-m. Apart
ment on East Fifty-sixth street in
New York. Lives mainly at Brent
home. Travelled extensively in Eu-
rope as a child; last trip made
in :" He squinted hard at the
writing, although from where I
stood Il looked perfectly neat and
legible and said, Cant make this
out. When was his last trip abroad,
Mrs. Brent, and where did he GOT"
at was in 1887" said AleIis,
and he went 70 Italy,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-14

Mrs. Richardson, Alton Ballard.
George Cots. Thomas Neimeshiem
we're named den dads
The date for the next parents
pack meeting was set for March
81 and Il was decided TO follow
the theme OF Weather" for tina
month
Arrangements for the supper and
meeting were under the direction
OF Den Mothers Mrs. H. f. Laing.
Mrs. John Boblcz. Jr, and Mrs.
George Colts with the aid OF
Neighborhood Commissioner Oscar
Smith
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-14
CHAPTER FORTY

~when did you last open the
eupboard?"
There was a short pause. Then
Alexia said she didn't know. per
haps several days ago. l really
can't remember. Except that If the
checks had been there when I last
looked, / would have seen Them
"Do you know Frederic Miller!"
asked Nugent pointblank.
mo-" replied Alexia.
And they could get nothing else
out of her. Anybody in the house.
she said, could have known Of the
little cupboard. She gave me long,
bright look when she was told that /
had found the checks and there was
something in her look that actually
started a kind Of chill up my back.
Anybody could have put the
checks there, just As anybody
again she looked at me fxedly and
brightly - could have taken them.
Conrad's desk was never locked.
When questioned about Conrad's
former sympathy for the German
cause she said that, Of course,
everyone knew where his sympa-
thies had lain.
Had he ever been interested in
the various Bund organizations"
asked Nugent
81 don't know"
"Do you remember the clipping
you said you took from his desk?
AT the time you said you saw the
box Of medicine"
"Yes. Certainly
"Did you read it's
"Yes. l read it aloud. He asked
me to-"
Can you remember what it was
,bout?"
81 told you. It concerned the ar
rest of some members of the Bund."
"Their names were given, / sup
pose"
"No. I believe not. really don't
remember. So much has happened
since then"
"What did you do with it,"
81 don't know. My husband asked
me to read it and / did. / believe
gave it to him. Or perhaps l put
it on the table"
"Who was in the room at the
time7"
Her slender black eyebrows drew
together. "I'm not sure that I re-
member that, exactly, either. Ny
husband and !, of course. II was
Immediately after dinner. Mrs.
Chivery was there. ! suppose my
brother and Peter Huber were
there, too"
MRS. Brent try to remember
this. Was it your impression that
anyone in the room had q special
interest in hearing the clipping
read?"
could read nothing in her beau
tiful, delicate face. She said very
promptly, mo one but my hus-
band. And I've no idea why he was
interested"
Nugent waited q moment and
then said directly, "What about
your brother?"
my brother!" asked Aleria.
But really - Her voice was
cool and polite; her eyebrows
arched in delicate question. "But
sally. Lieutenant my hrothsr bad
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-14

OF any jurisdictional questions pre-.
scented by his miscellaneous dis
trict so.
The Miners president was sus.
pended from the AFL in 1886, voted
out in 1887 and expelled I'm 1895
The Valley settler., 1945-10-26
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Roddin Jr. announce the birth of q girl, weight lb. and l4 oz. born on October 1. She has been named Sharon Leo and is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs: Loe, ,Marshqn.S Her home is, in solvang, Cal lifornia and her mother will be remembered better as Mary Marshall. Nr. end Mrs. Virgil Eckcrt afo the proud parents of c baby boy born at tho Provi- donce Hospital recently. He has boon named Uaylo Till is.
The Valley settler., 1945-10-26
GRAHAM BELL LOCATED. AT KANSAS CITY.

GRAHAM BELL LOCATED AT KANSAS CITY. Ford has boon received hero that Pfc. Graham Bell is located in Kansas City, Missouri and is acting in tho capacity of NP on trains carrying soldiers in end out of Kansas City. He rid os on train going 0 cities such as Denver, Chicago, and Minncapol is and St. Paul. Ho stops over in many of the other smaller cities. Ho is however ,vory anxious to return to Alaska.
The Valley settler., 1945-10-26
PALNE R 70 HAVE
 GENIE NT"@. WORKS

Clyde V. King IT. is returning to the Valley soon and will este ish a cement ,ravol block works about 4 miles from Palmer along the lnchorpgo-Pol lrlor Iii gluay. The plant Hill be fully automatic and Uill put out about 2ooo blocks DOT day. It will be installed in the spring IS soon as , weather permits. Tho blocks will be of all kinds for chimney, basement, tile or building bl ocks. The plant is to be- strictly nodorn in every respect.
 
 cERLToN K.IsER MADE oNE-nAY TRIP TO BETEE1. THAT LISTED WEEK. t week ago or Thursday Carlton Kaisor flou to Bethel on business trip which he planned would be only for day as ho planned to return on tho sa1no p1anc. h. stead it vas tho following Thursday. Eo uondcr if Carl has soon the show The Han, uho co,lo ito Dinner and stayed Six Ioeks"? -ol1 VIC won't accuse him of s1 ip- pinG on anytlos door step so that he Could stcy longer. The weather for planes vc arc Uoll ouero has been bad dur ing tho past week. Tho r econt plano accidents indicate that. Tho plane on which Kaiser flcI into Bethel had to tal1o off on tho roturn trip Immediately so of cour se thore as nothing. for him to do but stay in rder to tronsoct tho business he had planned. Dlos to bad uoathor conditions it. uas l1nost week bofore he uos able to II get tran sportot ion back.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04
Porocilo Naprednih Slovenk

Ma letni seji Naprednih Slo-
venk, st. 1877 S. N. P. j., je
cIanstvo izvolilo sledece uradnl-
&c "a leto 1915:
Predsednica Josie Mocnik,
podpredsednica Josephine Mez
narsic, tajnica Josie Zakrajsek
1903 Cornelia Ave., HE. 97S1,
blagajnica Josephine Tratnik,
zapisnikarica Anna Cebul: Mad
zornice: Anna Cebul-Adams,
Jennie Skuk in Theresa Ziherl.
Zastopnice: Ia JPO, SIS Joseph
Inc Meznarsic, "a SANS Antoi-
nette S.mcic, SNPJ. farmski oa-
Dor Maggie TanceH, Klub DIR. S.
N. D. Frances Spik. Prosvetn'
odbor S. N. Donna Ursula Mu-
daj. Ma konferenci S. N. Donna
mas bo zastopala Josie Mocnik
Drustveni zdravniki SO: DR.. f.
J. Kern in DR.. Angeline Dejak
O. Neill, XII je nasa clanica. Boil
niska nadzornica je' J mn 6
Drobnich.
Najbolj veselo porocilo je, dc
smo Napredne ! Slovenke skle
nile darovati $4,000 "a takojs
MO pomoc "a v stare domovl'
no!
Sklenile smo tudi, da kupimt
"a $4,000 vojnih obveznic v {
ka,nranji.
Ostalc smo Sc nadalje vclan
iene pri l>-e25vetni Matici in 81
Mar. Citalnici. Kupile m Il
vstopnic cd Slovenske Sole 2;
igro in darovale $1,000 "a Slov
mar. muzej.
Ukrepale smo 0 nasi prihod
Mi veselici, Xxi Sc DO vrsila y SO
boto, dne 6. januarja 1945 J
Slov. Mar. .Domu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04
Prireditev Zdruzenih
drustev v New Ycrku

NeW York, ". Y. Priredi-
tev Zdruzenih Drustev New
Yorku. - Bozicni prazniki SO
"a nami in Novo ,leto je re Z ma
mi. Izrazili smo 81 medsebojna
voscila, osebno, potion bozicnih
kart in morda cello potion ogla-
SOY listih. Marsikatera karta
Sc je gotovo zgubila, kajti Stric
Sam Sc je moral zopet letos po-
sluziti takih postarjev kot jih
je pac mogel dobiti V vojnem
casu, ko so vsi fantje cd fare
ma vojsko sli kar pa je do
ma ostalo, spada povecini v AT
kategorijo in tako je treba mar
sikaj spregledati, kadar ne tece
vse po "znorci" v pogledu po-
Ste, it'd.
No, v New Yorku bono imeli
priliko, da 81 ponovno voscimo
srecno Novo leto in 81 pri TEN
sezemo u roke osebno ma prize
ditvi Zdruzenih Slovenskih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04

Detroit, Mich. - V. soboto 6.
januarja 1915 oh 7:3O zvecer Sc
vrsi letna seja podruznice st. /
SANSa v Slovenskem delavskem
domu, 437 S. Livernois.
VISA drustva, vse clanstvo Sc
prosi, da Sc udeleze to vazne Sc
je. Volil Sc bo nov odbor "a leto
1915; imamo Sc tudi mnogo dru-
9Th zelo vaznih zadev ma dnev-
nem redu. V korist nase organi-
zacije in mas vseh je, da nihce ne
rlanjka ma tel seji.
VISA drustva, ustanove in klu-
bi SO proseni, da javijo imena
SANSovih zastopnikov "a leto
1915 tajnistvu podruznice cim
preje mogoce..
Prispevki "a SANS Cd l. janu-
aria do 60. junija so znasali:
Drustva S164.48; posamezniki
S412.05, skupno S576.53., Cd !.
julia do 81. decembra, drustva
S68.O0, posamezniki S465.75,
skupno S533.75. Celoletn Q
S1,11O.28. cinema so bila objav-
ljena v Prosveti).
Decemberska priredba 1943
"a SANS ma cast Louis Adamicu
je, prinesla cistih S595.39. CLAW
nemu uradu SANSa v Chicago
Sc De v letu 1914 poslalo 81, $50.
Podruznicni upravni stroski
/ so bill malenkostni, ker sta oba
slovenska donna, Narodni in De
layski, prepustila prostore "a Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04

v Aystraj rojenega voditelja pomolskih deavcev,
zapadni oba Njegov ynet nasprotnk zapadni obali
e Harry Lundeberg na Norveskem rojen mornar, ki e
predsednik unije pomorscakov ma Pacfku. New Yor-
ku je med organizranim deavstvom dobro znan Michael
j. Quill XII je bill rojen ma skem eta 1905 ter je pred
sednk unije transportnih delavcev Anerko e prsel
eta 1926 in e bill najpre uposen pr tezakih casu ko
gradili mestno poducno zeleznico New Yorku Po-
magal e organizrat Transporting delavce in uspelo
je, ola je organizral mocno unijo med soc deavcev-
newyorskih podulicnih zeleznc ter drugih prevoznh
mestnih nij transportnmi druzbam je vodl uspesna
kolektivna pogaanja ne da bi Sc zateka okllcanJu
stavk.
Tujerodec je tudi predsednik Kongresa Industrial
hh organzacij (CIO), Phillip Murray. Rojen je bill
skotskem 1886 in e prisel Ameriko leu 1902 Delal
je po premogokoph Pennsylvania ter e kmalu dobl
vplivno pozcijo premogarski uniji UMWA, XII ga je
leta 1929 izvolia podpledsednka Cd eta 1910 da-
lie je predsednik organlzacJe ClO.
Ko je pred nedavnm govoril delaVsklh cllJlh je
Mr. Murray dejal naslednje: "Kar hocemo in zeimo je
Izva in dejoca demokracija Hocemo da DO incl delo
vsak XII je della sposoben in XII hoce deat Hocemo, ola
pono obratuejo nase tovarne nas rudn in premogoro
v ter trgovne Sledna skupna doprinest svoj de-
lez in tenn bt sodeovanje med delavstvom in in
dustrijo in med Waldo in organizrano produkclJo ma
podlagi splosnega nac1ta in podagi sestavnih ind
strskh nacrtov. Delavstvo deodajalci in vada so Sc
strnili slupa produkciji zmago zdruziti mo-
reno tu cilu zgradev trajnega miru in trajnega
blagostana In ko e Murray omen organizacijo "a po
liticno akcijo political Action Committee) kaero je
organizral CIO, je pripomn ida sedaj smo raztegni
naso borbo demokracijo IL deavnice do Volisc'
Mr. Murray b bill ahko Sci tocko daje in pove-
da da p1izadevanja deavstva Ameriki "a politicno
olganizaco cetud enkrat Sc predmet nasprotujo
ch 81 misenj in stasc cello med deavci sammi, imajo
navzc teu svo predhodni vzgled, XII stolete ma
za ko so bill ameriski deavci New Yorku ustanovi
svoo stranko katere program e vuceva tocko proste
ljudske solske izobrazbe.
Cd omega naprej je amerisko deavstvo, vkljub
nogim napakam in pogreskam, bilo vedno tesno pove-
zano socianim napredkom dezele, pogedu ljudskih
pravc in izboljsanu zivenjskih temu je tu
ierocno deavstvo doprineslo veko in ia doprnos je
veke vrednosti in vaznos "a vse amerisko ljudstvo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04
uREDNIKOVA POSTA

Vse clanice, prijatelji in pri-
jateljice ste vabljeni ma posets
ker samo 5 dobickom nash We
Selic je nam mogoce tekom le
IA, darovati v razne kulturne
in dobrodelne ramene.
Vsi napravite sklep, da prl-
dete in sc S Naprednimi Sloven
lami prav po domace zabavate
Napredne Slovenke voscijo
vsem srecno in zadovoljno No.
vo leto, z upanjem, da leto 1916
prinese nam mir po ceiem sve-
tn, in da Sc nasi fantje vrnej1
med mas srecni in zdravi.
Josie Zakrajsek, tajnica
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04
Vazna seja r. /.
Centralnega odbora

y Cleveland, O. = Kot je Il
znano, Sc je nedavno tega usta-
novil Centralni odbor "a Cleve-
land in okolico, v katerem SO
zastopane tri SANSove podruz
nice, dive podruznice JPO,SS in
stirje krozki Progresivnih Slo-
venk. Naloga tega odbora je,
spontana akcija V prid 'takojs-
ME pomoci nasim nesrecnim
rojakom v Jugeslaviji, kot tudi
moralna opora osvobodilni from
tt, XII Sc tako junasko upira tu-
jim zavojevalcem.
Centralni Cd Dor obdrzuje
svoje seize vsaki prvi ponede-
lex v mesecu in sicer: v S. N.
! Domu ma st. Clair Ave., v S. D.
ID. ma Waterloo ID. i, .. D. d.
na Recher Ave-, Euclid, o. ker
| je bill pryega januarja prank,
Sc bo vrsila prihodnja seja v
| petek, dine 5. januarja v Slo-
venskem drustvenem domu ma
| Recher Ave-, Euclid, O.
Ker Sc vrsijo ma svetovni po-
zornici velike politicne in go
Spodarske spremembe, DO ia Sc
ia izredne vaznosti. Obenem Sc.
4 DO ma tel seji razmotrivalo tu-
di Q ameriski pomozni akciji "a
Jugoslavijo, ki Sc je pricela pr
vega januarja ma pobudo ZOJ-
EsA.
Il tega razloga je sveta dolz-
most vseh odbornikov in zastop.
FnikoV, da Sc te seje polnostevil-
no udelezijo in tako pomorejo
/ K boljsemu uspehu in stabiliza-
ciji move in napredne Jugosla-
vie.
Splosna javnost je pa tenn
I potom opozorjena ma velik jaw.
mi shod, ki Sc vrsi v nedeljo,
dne 4. februarja Y Slovenskem
Fdonau, Euclid, @. Shod sklicuje
podruznica st. 1O6 SANS, Eu-
.fclid, q. Glavni govornik DO JOS
ko Oven, II Chicago
IA publicijski odbor
!. Frank cesen.