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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-18
Tokyo Told
10 End All
Delay Now
BRUSQUENESS IN NOTE
Reply To Allied Directive
Reaches Commander
Early Friday P. M.

MANILA, Saturday, Aug. Is
R-Japan advised General Mac
Arthur early today that Its sur
render delegation had been select
ed and would leave for Manila to-
morrow.
Prodded by a brusque note from
Macarthur to quit its stalling
tactics. which had carried over
two days, and get on with the peace
negotiations, Tokyo acted without
further delay.
MacArthur's headquarters an
nounced at 2:45 a. m. (2:45 p. m.
Eastern War time Friday that the
desired information had been re-
ceived from the enemy capital.
The Tokyo message was brief.
1t said the delegation could not
leave until Sunday "due to neces-
sary internal procedure" and
promised further details would
follow.
In Manila tn Japanese delega.
ton will hear what 1t must do
before surrender articles are sign
ed and the Allied occupation
forces march into Nippon.
Where that surrender might be
signed still was conjectural. De.
tails were being worked out.
An Associated Press dispatch
from Guam. saying that Admiral
Nimi,z had been appointed by
President Truman asa, United
States representative, suggested a
battleship in Tokyo bay was the
logical scene"
The Supreme Commander curt
message also may have sped the
departure from Tokyo of three
Imerial parties carrying crease fire
orders to field commanders, who
twere expected to be told the harsh
truth by the flying missions some
time today that they must lay down
arms.
They left for Manchuria, China
and French Indo-China by plane
yesterday under safe conduct.
Only few hours later 10 Japanese
fighters and fierce antiarcraft fire
gree'ed our unescorted U. S. heavy
bombers on photo mission over
the same general area from which
the enemy planes took off.
CONTINUED on Page Three, Col 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-18

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-WD-
Secretary of Agriculture Clinton
p, Anderson said today that meat
rationing can end this fall, if an
indicated heavy run Of beef ma
terializes.
He told reporters after a cabinet
meeting that in his opinion the
condition Of meat supply and de-
mand justify removal Of meat
from rationing.
He said that Army meat set
aside may end by September and
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-18
MAC LEISH, HOLMES
RESIGN FROM STATE
DEPARTMENT OFFICE

WASHINGTON, Aug. IT, WD -
Another phase of the promised
State Department reorganization
was carried out today when Presi-
dent Truman accepted the resigna-
tons of Assistant Secretaries Archi-
bald MacLeish and Julius c.
Holmes.
Their successors were not desig-
mated.
The action followed by "a hours
the resignation of Joseph c. Grew
as Undersecretary. He was sue
ceeded by Dean Acheson, who
previously had resigned as Assist
ant Secretary in charge OF liaison
with Congress and International
Conferences.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-18
L1eat Rationing Can End This Fall IF Indicated
Heavy Run OF Beef Materializes, Anderson Says

with 9,4oo a week ago and 10, 200
on the corresponding date in 1914.
The same markets repoted 49,
400 sheep as of today, compared
with 13,4OO a week ago and 20, 500
year ago. - - H.. .<
He said that numerous factors
such as. relief feeding demands,
military requirements and possible
falling off in civilian buying power
must be weighed against the p-ob,
CONTINUED on Page Three, Col. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-18

extend all accommodations IT,
occupying force, such ia S
as transportation, living
and food supplies"
But, Domei added, sir IS
lies would not land s
units" the United Sc j
will not directly comm anu ar
food supplies, living quarter and
such : copies necessities, or seize
funds in the banks. 1t is needless
to hold any misgivings on these
points"
Domei gave no hint of where
this alleged information was COM
ing from, since the Allies have
not announced publicly what all
occupation would entail. but it pre-
pared the people for the loss of all
their conquests.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-18

have a heavy. run of beef this
fall" he said. IF this materia-
Lies, we can lift meat rationing
this fall
Anderson, has the power, as the
nations top food official, to end
meat rationing. He said, however,
that he would not take action with
out first fully discussing the situa-
ton with OPA.
He quoted reports from, - princi-
pal markets showing $4,000 cattle
IN -stockyards today as compared
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-18
BRITISH TO use
PW'S ON HOUSING

LONDON, Aug. 17.-(R-The La
Dor governments pledge to build
houses until every family in this
island has a good standard of ac-
comodation' will be the prime re-
sponsibility of three ministries,
Lord Privy Seal Arthur Greenwood
told Commons today. War prisoners
will be more extensively employed
on housing projects. he said.
He said Aneurin Bevan, Minister
of Health, and Joseph Westwood,
Continued on Page Three, Col. 6.)
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-18

consequently there will be more
meat for civilians.
Indications are, he said, that
the civilian supply will hit an
average of about 145 pounds per
capita for the last quarter of this
year compared with an average OF
12O pounds thus far in 1915.
The 145-pound level is higher
than the average a year ago when
most meats were declared tenn
porarily ration free, he said.
There are signs that We will
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-18
WEATHER
Eastern Standard Time)

Eastern Standard Time)
u.. Ny U. S. Weather Bureau)
,nd isneofologica1d atea fort he "a hours
s h'o pm. yesterday.
LON Temperature
,so an. am. 70; 1880 am. "a; 1880 pm. rs;
EormS.i1m .n "a; Minimum 70; Mean 49,;
1.so Humidity
I'm l'V am %; 80 am. ss; 1870 pm. SO;
To.., Precipitation
vi inches. is CHUNG '''o p Ill.,
So ga a. since the first of the month
r,o Tides For Today
!. CON- vi lhe Tide Tables published by U.
's' and Geodedtc Survey.
Wilmi,o. High Low
s'oh ----- 5:15 am. 1928 am
N'''A6oro Inlet s s:s4 e s.m: 's sls 9 sm
ssJs's. s:ss; Sunset INSET ' IS; Moo Moo1 Rm
fayp.tsn., lMoonset 12:41 am.
'e''eVille River stage 1913.
''n''nued on Page Three, Col. ~
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FORECAST

North Carolina: Considerable cloudi-
ness and cool; Scattered light showers
sast and central portion early Saturday.
Incoming partly cloudy and warmer
Saturday afternoon; Scattered thunder
showers east portion.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-18

n''naed on Page Three, Col. ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
H.M.BroWns
In Boston

VNHE FORMER Jean Alice
i FrSchkorn. now Mrs How
ard James Brown and her huS-
band are settling m Boston
They were married Dec - m
the West RoXbury Congrcga-
tional Church, by Dr. Vernon
a. LOcSCher.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mrs. Jennings Fuschkorn and
George FrisChk0rn. Her parents
and her brother. Frank, were
present at the wedding.
She was educated al Liggett,
Rogers Hall, Skidrnurp- College
and the Katherine Gibbs Secre-
tarial school
Former II. Brown. recently
discharged from the USAAF,
served in tho ETO three years
as "A navigator Re was shot
down over Germany and was
intcrncd for eight months i'm a
German prison camp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Christmas Spirit Kept

Laid with a Pointe de Venise lace cloth it
had silver bowl in the middle filled With
red roses and white snapdragon 1t was
lighted by red candles in silver oandelabra.
Both mother and daughter Wore-lanF
dresses.
Mrs. Posselius' modish model of winter
navy crepe was made with sheath skirt and
a knee-length peplum.
&c The deep, round yoke was draped with
soft white lace sparkling with irridiscent
beads and the sleeves were long
Mrs. Pesselius added daring touch is me
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Debs Serious Minded

Hcens assistants were Merrill Garfield,
Mary Cupper, Katherine Boomer and Edna
Kennedy
And now. starry-eycd, the debutantes face
the new year.
They are different type Of debutants
than those Of a few seasons back, more seri-
Gus and purposcful.
The deb of prewar vintage was profess
sonal debutante all through her first season
..oHt, her days filled with iuncheons with
the same crowd, teas and dances.
Their brief furry Of parties over. these
debs Of 1945 are returning to college, many
of them 10 fit themselves 10 be career girls.
Helen Posselius' special interests are
music and flying.
She went away TO school. last autumn,
Continued on Page Tf,e)
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
so Guests at Dunns

HOLLY WILL be inter
SpcrScd with poinSettla through
the rooms IN which 30 guests
viii gather.
Among those attending viii
be Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Payne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert w. Kelle-
her and Shirley Kelleher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis p. MartZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Martz, AIR
and Mrs. William Stegmeyer.
Mrs. Walter Jordan and John
Bailey Miss Ruth Wuellner
Miss Peggy Wuellner and Mr..
and Mrs. James K. Sexton.
Mr.. and Nlrs.. Arthur G.
Kirchner Will be hosts az n
dinner party for eight couples
in their home in Balfour road
at 6 o'clock this evening.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Detroit Times Photo

form of giant red rose made of the petals
of many smaller ones.
Helen wore an unusual and striking frock
Of white faille with touches of red and carried
a styled arrangement of red roses, the gift
Of her father.
The full skirt had panner down the
front and in the center was a cluster of tiny
red roses. The fitted, long bodice had folds
Of the material over the shoulders and on
each shoulder was a red rose.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Drive Launched
Tor Garments

GEN ERAL FEDERATION
OF WOMENS CLUES will
hold a victory clothing collcc-
ton Friday
Goal Of the drive is 100000
garments. ~ aSrn 6cdtling ahi'
shoes for overseas relief, and 10
send 100000 letters TO
friends abroad.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Maxine Calvin
Tro+h Announced

Mr.. AND MRS. RAYMOND
CALVIN Of Kentneld avenue
announce the engagement of
their daughter. Maxine Eliza
beth, 10 John Grayson of Mus
kOgcC. Okla
Miss Calvin attended Waynp
University and Mr. Cray son
was graduated from University
OF Oklahoma. The wedding VIII
take place IN the spring
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Fe+e R. M. DrysdaIe Jr.

AN OLD-FASHIONED egg
nog party will be in full swing
when friends of Robert NJ.
DrySdale Jr. welcome him home
after six years away from De-
troit. two years in South
America with the Grace Lines
and four years in the USNR as
a lieutenant commander.
The party will be given by his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
NJ. Drysdale of Balfour road
this evening from 5 to Z o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Dunn will
entertain from $50 to 9 this
evening with an open house and
cocktail party in their residence
i'm Trombly road.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Phi Fe+es
At Poin+e
BY DOROTHY MILLER

EUN-LOVING Crosse Pointers
L viii 60 all out with holiday
parties this Sunday evening
and Will wind up the social
whirl with a New Years Eve
celebration.
William Ford, Just out Of the
navy. and 25 guests will help
the old year out with dinner
and dancing at the Country
Club on the eve of the new
year.
John r. Odell Jr., a former
army captain, and Mrs. OdeH,
the former Edith Jane Scotten.
will be honored with a cocktail
party by Mr.. and Mrs. William
IT, Ledyard in their home IN
oxford road from ) TO Z clock
this Sunday evening
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Wear Fuchsia Teffeta

Mrs. Stanley Barr Jr was
matron of honor, and Miss Nlr-
plnia Theiscn was maid of
honor. The bridesmaids were
the Misses Janet Sarvene and
Marjorie Burcyk The attend
ants were gowned alike IN
mchsia taffeta and carried nose
ravs OF golden bronze chySan-
thcmums Their headdreSScS
were illusion yelling in a deli
catr ftChsia tone.
Raymond Barney was best
man and the uSherS were Stan
ley Barr Jr. Robert HerbSt and
lack ReinhaTt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Barr
Is Married
By AM NJ sTARK

4 DDED 10 the Whirl Of hoii-
day parties on Saturday
was the marriage Of Miss Mary
Darleene Barr and the an
nounccmcnt of the engagement
Of Miss Patricia Ann Gartman
At a cocktail party in late
afternoon. MIS- George Bowen
of MuIfland avenue announced
the engagement OF her daugh-
ter. Patricia Ann Gartman 20
Il Robert O SOrnson Of Wash
lngton. D. c
The brIdc-clcct was gTadu-
atad fpem-tAe-S-et.-'l Hear
Convent and the University Of
Detroit. 1t Sornson attended
the University of Washington
prior to entering the service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Solemn High Mass

Miss Barr. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Stanley Barr. and
Robert Joseph Ncvcau, son Of
Mr. and Mrs Roy l. Neveau,
we're married al a solemn high
mass on Saturday morning IN
81 Cecilia Church The Rev.
r. Albert Hebert offic,ated.
The bride wore Candlellght
maruuiSctte over ivory satin.
Her triple TERED bridal veil fell
from a julict cap Of rosepoinie
lace and she carried white or
chid and a PRAYER book.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
.Be+ro+haI


Mr. AND MRS. MEYER l..
vi PRENTIS. OF Baimo oral
Drive. Palmer Woods, are am
n0unclng the engagement ot
their daughter. Jewell, 10 Lester
=. Morris son of Mr and Mr..
Moses Morris of PaS>aiC, y u.
Miss Jewell Is a graduate OF
The Newman School and OF
Brlarclff Junior College.
Her fianCe studied at Dana
College and was graduated in
1888 from the Newark Unlvcr-
SIty School of Law. He WAS
affiliated with Epsilon Lambda
Phi. @
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Honeymoon in East

Mrs Barr chose a coral crepe
dinner dress and a small black
hat with rosebud trim. Mrs
Neveau was attired in a gray
crepe gown. with a fuchsia felt
chapeau. Her flowers were or
chids in a corsage bouquet.
A reception was held in the
grand ballroom of the Book
Cadillac Hotel. Mr.. and Mrs.
NeVeau left on a motor 1r1p
fSroarh the East and on their
return will make their home in
Prairie avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Meeting

The Detroit H6memakers
Cfdb VIII mcet Friday at 1890
p. m al the Federation Club
House. a travelogue Will be
given by r. +. Berron.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30
Rambling through Myh~
Debufonte Season Ends With Formal Bow
Of Helen PosseHus at Tea Party on Saturday
By THE CHAPERON

9TH Helen Posselius formal bow
" N at a tea from 4 to o'clock Sat
wv urday, given by her mother, Mrs.
Edward j. Posselius in the Pos
selius' residence in Burns avenue, the debu-
tante season ended.
One of the loveliest of the series, this
party was a fitting climax to a season which
was remarkable because it brought together
many girls and their mothers who had had
no opportunity to meet during the busy war
years.
The spirit of Christmas still hovered over
the scene The green's were still up and the
Christmas tree and the table was done
in the Christmas colors.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12
Wilkin in Burton omenjena kOt izbera
"a prihodnjega clana vrhovne s0dnije

Wits obstoji, da DO ma mesto,
XII. je postalo izpraznjeno, ko je
odstopil Owen Roberts kot clan
najvisjega zveznega sodisca,
imenovan bodisi zvezni okrozni
sodnik Robert Wilkin il Cleve-
landa, ali pa zvezni senator Ha-
rold Burton, XII je bill pred IL
volitvijo. v senat zupan v Cleve-
landu.
Wilkin je bill imenovan "a
zveznega sodnika cd strani
predsednika Roosevelta in je
demokrat, docim je Burton re-
publikanec.
Prijatelji sodnika Wilkin 9
smatrajD, da obstoji zelo dobra
moznost, da bo on imenovan, il
y tel zvezi se opozarja, do je bi
Wilkin nedavno COST Y Bell hisi
Ekjer j. incl dolg pogovor 1
predsed dnikon1 Trumanom. M
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12
Russia zahteva,
da sc uStavi
jeklo "a Spaniijjo

LONDON, II. julia. - 1.-THE
Evening News je danes poro-
cal, da je ameriski drzavni de-
partment ma prosnjo sovjetske-
ga poslanika v Washingtonu
nastopil, da sc ustavi 100000
tonska posiljatev jeklenih trac-
mic, katero je poslala Bethlehem
Steel Co. v spanijo.
Diplomatski dopisnik omenje-
mega casopisa pravi, da je SOW
jetski poslanik nastopil v so.
glasju S staliscem sovjetske VIA
de, da bi Zdruzeni narodi ne
smell nuditi spaniji nikake 60
spodarske pomoci, dokler je ma
krmilu fasisticni rezim genera.
la Franco.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12

Predstavniki britskega zuna-
MEGA ministrstva SO danes IL
javili, da Sc pricakuje, da Sc bo-
do Russia, Amerika in Anglia
v teku prihodnjih dni zedinili
glede nacrta "a vzajemno oku-
pacijo Dunaja, toda vest, da Sc
bo v teku prihodnjega meseca
ma Dunaju nastanila zavezniska
komisija, doslej Sc nj bila cd
nikoder potrjena.
Porocilo, katerega je objavil
list Exchange Telegraph, pra-
vi, da sta bill dive poglavitni "a
viri sporazumu glede Avstrije
ze odstranjeni, in sicer: prvie,
da je Russia dovolila ameriskim
slam, da po Donavi dovazajo
potrebscine ma Dunaj, in drugic,
da bo vsaka izmed stirih okupa-
cijskih sill imela ma razpolago
vsaj emo letalsko polje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12
Nou grob
MICHAEL GRICAR

Pc dolgi in mueni bolezni je
veeraj oh 4::30 uri popoldne pre-
minil eden izmed pionirjev new
burske naselbine, Michael Gri-
car, star 70 let, stanujoc ma
1906 Marble Ave. Donna je bill
iz Srednje Grcevje, fara St. Pc
ter ma Dolenjskem, odkoder je
prisel v Amerika pred so lett.
Bill je Clan drustva ''Slava" st.
173 SNPJ, drustva "Bled" st.
20 SDZ in drustva sv. Imena.
Pokojni je bill usluzben pri Ame-
rican Steel & Wire Co. do leta
1928, ko je Sci ma pokojnino.
Tukaj zapusca soprogo Ammo,
sinova Mike in Cpl. Franka, tri
hcere, Alice Switalski, Agnes
Golias in Olga Penner ter nu.
kinje, v Pennsylvania pa zapu.
sea sestro Ammo Knoflic, IN y
lstarenl kraju pa brata in sestre,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12
BILIJON-DOLARSKA BANKA

Prvic v zgodovini ina mesto
Cleveland bilijon-dolarsko ban
ko. Financno porocilo The Gle
'veland Trust CO., XII je bilo wee
raj objavljeno venasem listu, H.
kazuje skupno imetje banke
dnem 80. junija $1,042,9O4, 165
Tekoce porocilo tudi Hkazuje
nov visek v vladnih sekuritetah,
XII znasajo $622,s2s,699, docim
vloge izkazujejo vsoto $987,
787,515.
The Cleveland Trust Compa.
ny je bila ustanovljena v letu
1894, ter ina 46 bancnih ura-
dov sirom Clevelanda, Viii.
loughby, Painesville, Bedford in
Lorain. Nacelnik je I. F. Frei-
berger, predsednik pa George
Gund.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12
Vesti liz ziul jenja
oy71eriSkih SlouenceD

Duluth, MINI. - V bolnisnic.
st. Mary's Sc Sc vedno nahaja
zena Marka Slogarja, kakor tu-
di Matt Oberstar, XII Sc je moe
no pobil v rudniku. Oba sta z
Elyja. - v isti bolnisnici Sc
nahaia Mike Stufic (Skufic p
iz Dulutha, kakor tudi Mike Mi
skovich liz New Dulutha. Prvi je
bill pobit v neki nezgodi, drugi
pa je bo1an. - ze vec tednov Sc
nahaja v isti bolnisnici tudi Jo-
'seph Polio IL Fledwooda, Minn.,
kjer ina farmo. - v Soudanu
(Towerju) je umrl Anton Ste-
pan, star 81 let in rojen tukaj.
Poleg zene in velike druzine "a
pusca tudi oceta, XII je ze v viso-
XII starosti in je vzgojil okrog
20 sinov in hcera.
Chicago. - Dne 4. julia ,je
umrl Steve Marich, dom a IL
Prekmurja. Zapusca zeno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12
Sporazum glede prehrane
Berlina dOsezen

BERLIN, II julia. - Med
zavezniska komanda v Berlinu
je danes ma svoji prvi seji do
segla sporazum, 'da bo zacasno
vsaka okupacijska sila v Ber-
linu odgovorna "a prehrano pre-
bivalstva v svoji zoni.
Vsaka okupacijska sila bo do
bivala zivez "a svoje okrozje v
Berlinu IL svoje okupacijske 20
ne v Nemciji. Isto velja "a Ame-
rikance, XII "a enkrat v ia ma
men ne nameravajo uvazati Ii
veza IL Zed. draw.
Amerikanci in Anglezi bodo
prevzeli polno poveljstvo svo-
jih sektorjev v nemski prestol-
|nici jutri oh 9. uri zjutraj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12

re zacele producirati avtomobi-
lie "a civilno uporabo, je prosil
vlado, da Sc brez odlasanja do
voli ekspanzijo obratov in grad
MO nadaljnih tovarn, v katerih
Sc DO v povojni dobi moglo pro-
ducirati stiri milijone avtomo-
bilov ma leto.
Henry P. Nelson, koordina-
tor vladnega vojno produkcij-
skega odbora "a prehod IL VOL
ne ma civilno produkcijo je izja-
vii, da mora biti akcija podvze-
ia enkrat tekom sedanjega po-
letja, ako Sc hoce zajamciti, da
DO dovolj della "a vse, cim Sc
konca vojna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12
AMERIKA NE MORE PRE-
HRANJATI VSEGA SVETA

NEW YORK, II. julia. - Po-
ljedelski tajnik Anderson je da-
nes izjavil, da bo v kratkem od-
prto povedal, kaj je vzrok "a
pomanjkanje ziveza v Zedinje-
nih drzavah, potem pa je dosta-
vii, da mora svet spoznati, da
Amerika sama nj sposobna "a
dostiti vsem zahtevam "a zivez.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12
Y New York je
dospelo $4,000
vojakov IL Europe

NEW YORK, II. julia. -
Danes je dospelo v New York
mad $4,000 vojakov il Europe.
Bila je to najvecja skupina vr-
nivsih sc vojakov, XII Sc je IL
krcala v new-yorskem pristani-
Sou v enem dnevu, odkar sc je
koncala vojna v Evropi.
v luke je priplulo mimo kipa
Svobode osem velikih parnikov,
katerih krovi so bill natrpani
praznisko razpolozenih vetera-
nov. Bill je: krasen poletni dan.
Med vojaki, XII so Sc vrnili do
NOV, je 1926 Amerikancev in
okrog 1000 Kanadcanov.
Med skupinami, XII so dospele
il Europe, je pet pehotnih pol
kov, ena splosna bolnicarska
edinica, stevilne skupine cd
osme zracne sile in mnogoste-
Wine druge edinice.
Med parniki, XII SO prinesli do
NOV rekordno stevilo vojakov,
sta bila giganticna parobroda
Queen Mary" in ''West Point"
Med sopotniki Amerikancev
in Kanadcanov je bilo tudi 33
japonskih diplomatov, XII so bill
zajeti v Nemciji. Pripeljani SO
bill v Zed. drzave v svrho inter
nacije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12

E az -
drugi strani pa Sc opozarja, da
utegne Truman "a prihodnjega
clana vrhovnega sodisca izbrati
kakega liberahega republican
ca, v katerem slucaju bi incl
Burton izvrstno priliko.
Tega prepricanja SO krogi, XII
domnevajo, da DO Truman v
svrho ve6je harmonic opustil
taktiko predsednika Roosevelta,
pod cigar administracijo SO bill
imenovani clanom najvisjega So
disca izkljucno demokratje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12
Japonci vedo,
da zracni naval
pomeni konec
Tokijski radio priznava.
da Japonska ne more
dolgo vzdrzati lavala

WASHINGTON, II. julia -
lMedtem ko zagrinja operacije
mogocne ameriske udarne sile
4popoln molk, pa je tokijski ra-
jdio danes povedal ljudstvu ia
|ponske, da je vse izgubljeno, ra-
zen ako bi Sc Japoncem posreci-
}lo ma kak nacin drzati nazaj
lstrahovito a m erisko zracno
bofenzivo.
Japonski vojaski komentator
je v oddaji il Tokija izjavil:
"Ako ne bono sposobni odvrniti
tega rastocega napada il zraka,
tedaj ne moreno upati, da bono
v stanu uniciti sovraznika, ako
sc izkrca ma nasi lastni zemlji."
Omenjeni komentator je po-
tenn rekel, da bodo bodoci zracni
napadi "brez dvoma samo pred
igra k odlocilni bitki ma domaci
zemlji."
Tokijski radio je porocal, da
Sc je mogocna ameriska udarna
sila v strahu pred samomoril-
skimi napadi umaknila nekoliko
proti jugu, da pa je jasno, da sc
bodo maticne ladje vrnile in ma
daljevale s strahovitimi napadi,
XII so Sc priceli v torek, ko so
eriska mornaricna letala
bombardirala 70 letalskih poll v
okolici Tokija.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12
POSLALA PISMO

Prosli ponedeljek je bilo v ma
sem listu priobeeno pismo Lud-
vika Pagona, slovenskega fan
ia, XII je mnogo pretrpel in bill
preganjen po sovrazniku, sedaj
pa Sc nahaja z amerisko arma-
do, izpuseeno pa je bilo v opisu
pred pismom, da je pismo pre-
jela in nam ga poslala v objavo,
Mrs. Jack Jesenko, 1861 w. 81
St. &c katerega zanimajo po-
drobnosti, Sc lahko obrne do
Mrs. Jesenko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12
POGREB

Pogreb pokojnega Paul Milje-
novica, XII je umrl v torek, Sc bo
vrsil v petek oh $3.50 uri zjutraj
il pogrebnega zavoda A. Grdi-
ma in sinovi, 1858 E. 62 St., v
cerkev sv. Nikola ma Superior
Ave. in r. 36 St., ter nato v
druzinsko grobnico ma Calvary
pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-12
TRAGEDIJA Ma MORJU

Brazilska krizarka Bahis je
najbrze zadela oh mino, je zle-
tela v zrak in Sc potopila 100
mill cd brazilske obali. Cd 427
moi posadke jih je utonilo 393.
To je najvecja nesreca v brazil
ski mornarishi zgodovini.