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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
Whg Not Some Harmony Among Operators
Of Our -Four Negro Baseball Leagues

Thns. The Atlanta BLACK Crack.
sis. Tie Sew orleans Black reli-
,ans. ne Memphis BLACK Chicks.
iGc Nashville Ria + Vols AMI SO
Oh aaOu tile BLACK line such
voohl Prove = codscud 10 both The
Neeeo NsN-nal and American
l.'a-a,. 10 lAs co. acquisition Of
niner leasNc raibs in me South
vmQ opsu np new tHNoty for
manufacturers NNi or All. elphs
hfiDcir1 Ia morn revenue and ei'.
}ta ~ naior teams a s'ta''r play
a8 NE nay.
Setl s.taafim in lbv south
noaia ease np llic pressure north
.m league Clubs encounter When
mai leaeue pa.ks Ike YanAce
stadium h,ec ia New lork as well
US the Polo Grounds ana Ebbcts
tcid atr ,uped lf me iegnlag
houe clubs U siteaiion amoNu'-
Ds 0o iho same ID tlaasos Com,
iskey and Wnsl,y frld, Detroit
raise- Sfadinm. PITTSBURGH s.
Fo,nrs Field c'c.
The United States League fenn.
40 hv Gns ,irnncl'r ~irh lawyef
>t. l.f.,8 ..f f.f.t.f,.nJ ms 30.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
DETROITERS HELP BUILD
FORTRESSES In MARIANA

AS AAF BASE rs TIE MAR J.
ANAS ,Dcloycdl kisht men
nom Detroit Michisap and ,icr-
u.s. and oih,r members Of AN I'm
pnrer Aviation Battalion have
been commended for an ouis,and-
nr lob in speeding to completion
B-ss superfcrtlcss Installations IN
this Mafainas Islands base
Tue concentration one Of ihe
ffsi 10 be- received hy negro u'i
Ia The Pacific Ocean Area. VAS
made by Lieutenant General Mil
lard + Harmon commanding gem
cpal AAF Pacific Ocean Areas.
Who SINCE has been reported Us
MISSING m the Pacific
Tho commentator reads ian part
Tho work of ihis battalion as
disrlaycd IN Tho ,omplctiuh of 3
dtnouit task ia short period of
iiinc is outstanding particularly
so in sicw 10 ihc fl,i ihat in no
Was WAS The quality 81 iheii work
sacrificed 20 accelerate construc.
ton
The men are
Private First Class lOE b. RAG
LAND Whose wife. Stella nnd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

p., i've season OF happy bunting
ior eslahlishins hooking asrnts
rno 1ireenice sponsored Z ;
l.eaen, also has q glowing lmN'
e immediate PROPOSALS and slna-
TONS a., taken in band and handl-
cd with dignity and foresight.
From mis- corner thers sccu~ e
ne Ne need for hle firh' tov PLAY
ing folds ana plsyei wfhls SUNNI 2
as seems Promised
Instead ihert shonla ' some
idea of harmony annr va tltc
operators since The f.cid is his
enough to include al.
IL Creenlee IS snesfl and
ihcfe seems 90 he no reason z,
aAiuk he will mol in mas're m'
leagues filst yeaf rut z e3ok wih
ihe fans spiri Of 'oop'fa'iui
instead OF faeiionsl hclasennes
shnpii prevail
The hanory 'tr Should IS -
among ao iNo established leagues
me now oue enyisiuued bv Green.
Ice ano inc southern loop SIT rg
ny g gtopp Of experienced baseball
litle follows" fiou The Door
Sogh should he inspfafional anc
desirued % lmid 'alh@ tsan g
q >troy
Ncpfo Baseball has st0wn soe'
lhose early la-ps when knn' Fast.
az J l. WilNerson Of Kansas CRY
tho late Tenuy Blunt NE late 6
Taylor and others STRUGGLED
along with s. cent admissions anf
oomparaliycly small crowds e
more firmly establish 'hc ealn'
among >reroe~ who lhcn sNli az
denied participation ln iar rel
Rig leaencs because of COLOR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

university Prior 10 ente e
Amy in september isi ee -
,inpleycd hy General Mots ~
poralion a brother Iess
second Lieutenant in ia, NnN
Tcchnician Firm Grade Nar
husband whose moihc N
swami Law lives ~ ~ 90
Palmer street. Detroit 'o
entering The Army ia n'o'.
1913 he was employed by llt tN'
cr Body Company.
Private First class NtHr
Wares whose wife Betty 'e'
- Fnncy siret SelrH"s'
trand Rapids Ills parents NJ. ''
Mis- Nlonzo Turner resui'
chicago. Illinois lie cntcrd =
Army in September 1855 aN'
q member of Tie battalion W"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
TOURIN'
ontinncd run Pac.

"i''i"l''H nun dtp
pic irel the same
Heard juy,e Shcirill
of Mr ani Mr William J
30 I'froiif suusiug by
wrl Duke t.ineion's ~
tNl.W SatNFiay moluip
Mlued 20 Nliappv Joe 81
fHns loc G,nlilo mcnie
% i icte.it a3L
Tile Ford Motor cour
s'aH q musical SERIES Ap
lis Nrc stations II viii
iii fAt Sunday spot cmica
py 1thase w Love
rN chihlren Hour d,
Tuesday, ana Fri'lays Gls Il
DNr NtNR Win Joyce ST
rs The story ladyis very
ms If ,om have IN ige
% mis- program and You +"
infil most wcek 'COul
kNlNG."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

Mftt fiIt sbN FFsTl.l
nifi-i9> En erHEA
i hetu satoHa,d f
ihiHnfsy ihEtaa 'HW lsaf Dr.
iDf m-n Aaf Nr weua sa
w rupf rftf4t runef.l fum
~tfl.ar 90 I'hDlcisn Inad
cfafe ls Wiliwn D. sp,hcei Dr
~ f Annie spsnD 0 i4-t
if's1d afenle DUror ltol0n-
~ from Private fo TrhunAu
it Dtde af Joseph Sutton
sou 10 Nr Minnie s4 m at
.is1 rleii Street DcWui ana
lioeaId tsinHala sou of li
if'y ile }oahlrd' of stse Rus.
tf'i Stree D,uolf Promoted
fon pfna'e fo Private fir.'
Class is james Owens husband
~ Nrs Helen Hifens Of 1876.
East Fort stree Detroit
HAVING served together 10 ih'
same company NJ me an Negrf
Division an frnr ~ --'-rr- T0ra
men ha,e hetn awarded ihe Doo'
condu Modal 800 'saiie Ps,i
in campnsn Medal ia' Moi
iodon. service fuif Pialuc. an'
one batlle participation star.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
Louis Stevenson
Dies In Detroit

l9N -faseu.m of taH
nIi street. vaa tNntry'l Zoo a
police car t1 hee'ieme hutpi-
ID from his home on April 4
lie was dead un adiuitiance 10
the hospital o. became 40 Ar
JOS bnmc aud apparently died oi
nlInIAl laLl.-.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

in,; i'lnN'ali' sou ar' hapar
,appra ~ lhe prr>'il tNi . You
were q rgi. lliinAiug - your
-'i go iflm, 80 riii nni cline.
ral' hlomins aud he,omn- usl.
mrhrt dn inr ine wnald
tibc "n d dillvi'ni hue ~ gar.
~ "i ''of do'i"r, or'lof- ,un
WI have hour, ef resi- and
r1if "n iur hand> zach day. 3.
WHY not ,r'na ihe,t hnr> sind, !
ins Hpd unrfmnug ,our.rt ,ul-
ipr"il' a 0ell.tead pcr."n is
M"iae u, 90 ih'm>tNr. as
ncli -, otpr> 'epp'raic VIII
'"pr 'i"ei"r n ncrs way. go.
sour health Improves ,nn VII
@a'n n''eln. lrel more rnrreciic
And Tina ,"ut>oli hio>-omiug IN.
iH 10 'ciA allrmil'r soung iad,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

wards often Mi>srclIcd
fleituI one d; ffefa
Us Cesspnol two c~ 1
able Conceii ohsc''e
lumod S. two ms Mil
b., NOT ce.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

lfnk,r. Nlo llauied hanSer'
N.u >Ntpl { :. >e'cnth iruu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
Nnrd Nindl

N"ih Nlh"!
So word three
ID IS yuurs Let us 1858
cl vocabulary hy mas w
,smd each dav. Words
u SON.
coNrosTrRe ,almn
qaillliy fcpose when
sion~ ave am silent
ENJOYS ~ most poiicct
Mfe Mats
NERlTAnLE aereeea
4ufh o 10 fact acluH
renun, 1.-The ,erifall, 20
Sir vs. lIasuiliou
~ EFl.llN sorrowfa
srgfnilv lite raeiulN
"a What ne had done
INNATE helonrins by
Ebuu iIer araic ge
wpn Nh, hearts of "a, IA
tfliNNCt capu,ioNe
AGmsr The girl, pefulan,
cae 90 Iona Illness"
RESI- lroitN jumping fro
thing to ano her without ri
conueciop aiplcss
cannot te a,hiA cd from
Il, suliolt methods
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
LESSONS IN
ENGLISH
H., W. J.. coRnoN
Words Often Nusused

Do not say, "IIc ncsc sla M,
You were there say be- a.
not say that you wtf ibee.
10 MOI say, "lamc.i son.
money. not howe>cr ia,
amount" SAY jam 81. SOM.
money hut not ercs eosn,.
This is somchods IS hsi.
IS usually written 10 a po.,e,.
sly" case.
20 not say "l'hai Is ne,l
fact" omit actual t .s,
'ihc- Quality OF boint
po mol say Tie IS 4,
the work SAY "lie asa
tor the work
no not say TAKE i,
This rope Say. iaA A
this rope
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
Word. often Ni>proncan 4

Io.ih 'adieciiye
the "a as IN wealfh
Norbt pronounce ihe
smooth
OhsCcnity prvnouae
ft % IS in Of Q as ~
is rs IN b. accent
lanl,
tedious Pronounce
fc-ius
Iefiucc Pronounce lt
in Mss aud not lct-ns
Memoir Pronounce
. as in mcn o as IN
fif-, syllable
Isolate Pronounce tae
Zee. or as IN This
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

in>: when = man j. ieuprrA
Hcnla aud mood, ~ homc d IS
c,iicui 81 The eci HAT he i>n'i
at"uriicr hapll. Friction MR.
money matters cuull le The las
is 81 This unrest. IIaudi, lh,
finances ri the home ia u ,au.
'ihlc. "'ii balanced WAY. rfr,r.
abb, %, adopting q budget. lhca
your husband cJu see nhal "a
artuall, lahcs 10 run n han, and
lar what The meme, il hsug
spent. Money j. necessary 10 a
happN lille lnr don'i oAcr go
phasi/e hs Importance. imr
husband, losc and appreciation
i moro iupcrIanf 10 your w,n
lrins than anything else. >cc
10 IL Thai hc gels The low and
de,utiW fiat l. due hin,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

t 81 s crand and
4. II i y q l>it J.
n t
,.a, t1 b adun n & D.,
,iao B Hop. D. Than h"r
A.m. iar
(. Z " v
l nm. n y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

Saw You Saw 1t in
The Detroit Tribune
Evening star., 1945-03-21

she says her figure is better suited
to the prima donna role of the con-
cert stage.
So far she has stuck to her pic
ture-making schedule very well
"The Great Waltz" was filmed in
the late 1930s. Since then she has
made only one picture, film based
on the story of Macmillan and Car
lotta, Emperor and Empress of
Mexico in the 18th century, which
is about to be released in this coun-
try.
Here for her first Washington ap-
pearance with the National Sym
phony Orchestra at Constitution
Hall, she revealed that her favorite
singing medium is to make record
ings.
1t has all the advantages of the
movies, with second chance If the
song is not up to par the first time,
she explained. It has none of the
drawbacks of strenuous dieting.
Evening star., 1945-03-21
Waiter Pleads Not Guilty
In Fight at Restaurant

William Van Bergen, AZ, who, po-
lice said, was an employe in the
Chicken Hut Restaurant, Inc, 427
Eleventh street NV, yesterday
pleaded not guilty to a charge of as
sault arising from fight in front of
the restaurant. He was granted
jury trial.
A date for the trial was deferred
pending the outcome Of a head in
jury received by Arthur U. Tillar,
SO, of Richmond, Va. Bond of $500
was set in the case.
According to police, Tillar quar-
Evening star., 1945-03-21
One Film Every Three Years
n Enough, Says Great Waltz Star

Miliza Korjus, known to most
Americans as the lovely coloratura
IN the film "The Great Waltz" likes
to make picture, but thinks one
every three years is quite enough.
DO you know I had to lose 65
pounds to make the picture" she
asked in an interview yesterday at
the Raleigh Hotel. Even now If I
would make a picture I would have
to lose 40 pounds.
If you have just Juice in the
morning and juice in the evening
Evening star., 1945-03-21
ChesIey Is in New York,
Park Police Are Told

Edward j. Kelly, assistant super
visor of National Capital Parks in
charge of park police, said yesterday
the park police have dropped their
investigation of the disappearance
Of Leland L. Chesley, acting pub
licity director of the Republican Ma
tional Committee.
Mr.. Kelly said the investigation
was halted after his Office received
report that Mr.. Chesley was in
New York and had been in touch
with friends here Some of Mr..
Chesleys clothing was found March
10 on Memorial Bridge over the Po-
tomac. together with a note asking
the finder to notify his wife.
Evening star., 1945-03-21

relied with his wife, Annette, In the
restaurant Sunday night and was
elected. He was pushed to the side
walk by Van Bergen after he had
made several attempts to re-enter
the restaurant, police charge.
Evening star., 1945-03-21

and little lettuce you become nerv-
GUS and the voice is thin"
So even though she likes pictures,
because scene can be shot again
and again until the voice is right,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-03
vesti z boise
POROCNIK JOSEPH OGRIN

Mrs. Esther Ogrin, stanujoca
ma 1911 Clermont Rd., je prejela
poroeilo cd vojnega department
ia, da je njen MOI, porocnik Jo-
seph Ogrin, XII je bill javljen kot
pogresan liza ~. junija 1914.
smatran "a mrtvega. Porocnik
Ogrin, XII je bill pilot letala P-38,
sc omenjenega dne nj vrnil z
zracne misije mad Cherbourgom.
Porocnik Ogrin zapusca poleg
zene tudi Is mesecev starega
sincka in starse Mr.. in Mrs. An
drew Ogrin, XII bivajo ma 185O8
Shawnee Ave., ter brata Ed
warda. K vojakom je odsel v no.
vembru 1912, dovrsil je 33 misij
mad Evropo ter bill odlikovan z
zracno kolajno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-03
@ NACISTIcNEM DELO-
VANJU MA cESKEM

PRAGA, 26. julia, (O.N.A),
- Takozvani nemski "volkodla.
XII, katerih so oblasti nekaj
polovile v okraju Karlovih va.
rov, priznavajo hote ali neho-
te, da so njih skupine dosti do
bro organizirane po vsej Mem
eiji. Nekateri teh ujetnikov pri.
navajo, da so tt "volkodlaki'
trdno odloceni izvesti svo:
'Nach Niederlage Plan, t. j
nacrt "a cas- po porazu.
Nekateri med mimi so. tudi
PRIMAL, da imajo dovolj sred
stew ma razpolago, da vzdrze le
to dni v podzemlju, ter da ina
jo mnogo tezkih strojnic ns
razpolago in tudi dovolj muni'
CHE. Kar jim manjka, je po IL
povedbah teh ujetnikov, topnis
two.
Zveze s svojim vrhovnim sta
nom vzdrzujejo potom kratko
valnih radio postal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-03
Truman dObrO
razpolozzen, Sc
vraca domov

MA KROVU KRIzARKE
"AUGUSTA", 2. augusta. -
Predsednik Truman, ocividno 81
jajno razpolozen in zadovoljer
z delom, Xxi je bio izvrsen {
v Potsdamu, sc nahaja ma pot
proti domu.
Predsednfk je letalom prile.
tel,v Anglijo in je bill danes gost
angleskega kralja Georgia. ma
krovu bojne ladje "Renown"
nato pa Sc je vkrcal ma krov kri'
zarke, XII je nemudoma odplula
proti Zed. drzavam.
Pri obisku 'kralja sta pred
sednika spremljala drzavni tai
mix Byrnes in admiral Leahy
Mnozice, XII so druzbo tekon
voznje v Portmouth spoznale, sc
predsedniku prirejale navduse
ne ovacije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-03
JAPONCI SO v
ENEM DNEVU 1ZGU-
BILL ll6 LADIJ

GUAM, 3. avg. - Admi-
raj Nimitz je danes Objavil
zakljucno porocilo o opera
cijah zadnjega ponedeljka,
IL katerega je razvidno, da
SO ameriSka in britska ma
ticna letala ma Omenjeni
dan potopila ali poskodova-
La 116 japonskih ladij ter
unicila ali poskodovala 278
sOvraznih letal.
v rekOrdnem zracnem ma
padu na stiri japonska me-
sta, XII je bill vprizorjen wee
raj, SO bill zaneteni pozari,
XII so bill vidni 18O mill da-
lee. Letalci porocajo, da so
bila mesta spremenjena v
emo samo veliko Ognjeno
maSO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-03
Kaj bo s Poljaki
v LOndOnu?

LONDON, %. julia (O.N.A)
- Bivsi ministrski predsednik
Tomasz Arciszewski in bivsi po-
mocnik zunanjega ministra Jan
Kwapinski, oba IL preminule
poljske Wade v izgnanstvu, ma
meravata odpotovati v Zedinje-
ne drzave, kjer nameravata da-
jati predavanja. Tako zatrjuje-
jo dobro. informirani tukajsnji
krogi. Wladyslaw Racziewicz,
bivsi ministerski predsednik
ubegle poljske Wade, pa baje
namerava ostati v Londonu, in
sicer kot nacelnik poljske arma-
de.
Vrhovna komanda poljske ar
made odlocno zavraca obtozbe,
da je dala zapreti nekatere vo-
jake, XII so izrazili zeljo, da Sc
vrnejo nazaj ma Poljsko, oziro-
ma, da jim je prigovarjala maj
ostanejo zunaj. Ravno nasprot-
no trde Ia porocila, da SO poll
ski castniki v vsakem slucaju
well na znanje zeljo vsakega
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-03
zELEZNICE PREPELJALE
MAD MILLION VOJAKOV

WASHINGTON, 81. julia. -
v minulem mesecu so ameriske
zeleznice prepeljale 1 1,25O,OOO vo-
jakov, medtem ko Sc racuna, da
bodo morale v vsakem izmed
prihodnjih stirih mesecev pre-
peljati 4 milijone vojakov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-03
Vesti Il ziUlj je1ia
a,,aeyiSkih Sloue,,cev

Herminie, Pa. - Dne Is. ju.
LIZA je tukaj u1nrla stara nase'
ljenka Mrs. Serro (Cerar), sta
ra 65 let. v tel okolici je Hvela
okrog 40 let. ZapuAca vec otrok,
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Zacasno je bill odpuscen il vo'
jaske sluzbe Sgt. Anthony Ka.
luza. Dobil je "dopust" - g
dni 9 tenn, da je bill "a ta cas- po'
slad v. Los Angeles na delo M
zeleznici Santa re, Pri vojakit
se nahaja cez tri leta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-03

old Marley. Raymond je necak
Leo Kushlana in Harold je So
prog njegove neeakinje Frances.
Slednji je zdravnik in sluzi v ar
madi, kjer ina Gin kapetana.
Oba sta sc udelezila invazije
Francije ter sta Sc nahajala v
Cehoslovaski in Avstriji oh kon-
Gu evropske vojne. Pc dopustu
Ice bosta najbrze podala ma Pa
|cifik. Stanujeta pri Mr.. Kush-
lann.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-03
NesreSa v Painesvillu

Vceraj zgodaj zjutraj je vlak
New York Central zeleznice "a
del gasolinski truk, XII Sc je usta-
vii ma progi, pri cemur sta bila
ubita strojevodja in kurjac ma
vlaku. Frank zeleznik liz Cleve-
landa, XII je vozil gasolinski
truk, je vlaku dajal svarilne sig
male, da bi ga pravocasno usta.
vii ampak poizkus Sc mu nj po.
sre6il. v koliziji Sc je gasolir
uzgal in zeleznicarja, oba donna
IL Clevelanda, sta podlegla ope'
klinam.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-03
NAPOVEDANE SPREMEMBE
v KITAJSKI VLADI

CUNK1NG, 81. junija. =
Predno Sc premier T. v. Sung
vrne v Moskvo ma nadaljne raz-
govore s Stalinom, Sc napovedu-
jejo move spremembe v kitajski
vladi. Sung je vceraj resigniral
kot zunanji minister. Ma njego-
vo mesto je bill imenovan DIR.
Wang si-cien, ki je na glasu kot
iberalec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-03
poljskega vojaka, XII je izrazi

poljskega vojaka, XII je izrazil
namero, da sc vrne domov.
Kot znano, je bilo mnogo pri-
tozb, da so castniki v armadi in
tudi uradniki, XII SO bill pridelje-
nj zavezniski oskrbi "a begunce
in pristine delavce, storili vse,
kar je bilo v njihovih moceh,
da odvrnejo cim vecje stevilo
Poljakov, bodisi vojakov, bodi-
81 onih, katere Sc bill Nemci od-
vedli ma suzenjsko delo, Cd VISA
ke misli ma povratek v domoyi-
no.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-03
Nosi fon+ie-voioki

Ma 3O-dnevnem bolniskem do
pustu Sc nahaja donna pri svojih
starsih Marine PFC. Robert j.
Rossman, 451 E. 112 St. Bill je
veckrat v hudih bojih z Japonci
in bill dvakrat ranjen. Ma Pacifi-
ku Sc je nahajal dive lett, v sluz-
bi pri marinih pa je ze tri leta.
Po preteku bolniskega dopusta
Sc vrne nazaj v mornarisko boil
nisnico v Corvallis, Oregon. ze-
limo mu hitrega okrevanja in
skorajsnjega povratka v civilno
zivljenje!
Sgt. Joseph Tomaric, sin Mrs,
Mary Tomaric, 1851 E. 173 St.,
je prisel domov ma dopust "a sc
dni. Udelezil Sc je bojev v Fran.
ciji in Belgiji. Sedaj zivi svo.
jo soprogo Mary ma 68O4 Whit.
ney Ave-, kjer ga prijatelji lah'
ko obiscejo. Pc dopustu Sc be
vrnil ma sluzbeno mesto v Miss.
ouri.
.a x&
Ma 30-dnevni dopust sta pri
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CENTRALNI ODBOR

v ponedeljek, 6. augusta Sc
vrsi seja Centralnega odbora
ameriskih Slovencev IL Cleve-
landa, v Slovenskem narodnem
domu ma St. Clair Ave. Pricetek
OBJ 8. uri zvecer. Prosi sc zastop-
nike. da so tocno ma mestu,
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Velild trije zacrtai program "a Evropo
Preporod velike Britanije
Napisal "a O.N.A. Donald Bell

Mnogo jud e pricakovalo in Sc prcakuje, da bo labo
rsticna Anglia polu zunanje politike sabesa ko e
bila Churchillova resnca pa je da bo mnogo vpiv-
nesa kot hi moga bt pod katero ko torsko vlado La
borsti MISC nt faatik nt gorec in maenkostni refor
matorii. Tud ne saniaci
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VRHOVNI MIROVNI SVET 30
MEL SEDEz LONDONU

Vrhovn mrovni svet, sestojec il zunanjh ministrov
peth veles XII clanice sveta Zdruzenh narodov
XII skupno seje II canc bo incl svojo sejo l. sep
tebra Londonu ker bo trajn sedez mirovnega sveta
Pva naloga tega sveta bo da sestavi mirovne pogod
be Itao Romunijo Bolgarijo Ogrsko in Fnsko in da
resi- vsa vprasana, tikaoca novh mel Evrop Qz te
ga bi bilo skepat bo ia mro svet tudi podal konc
odlocitev gede slovenskega Primora Koroske in Ma
cedonije Op. ured)
Poleg tega bo mrovni svet tudi nadziral mrovno po
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Rezultat angleskih volitev je
dogodek velikega, zgodovinske-
ga pomona. Vec kot zanimivo
je bio citati prva porocila o od-
mevu, katerega je bilo slisati IL
Aten, Rima, Pariza, Madrida.
VISA ia porocila so zacetkoma
izjavljala, da presenecenje nj
moglo biti vecje v Londonu sa-
mem kot v teh evropskih pre-
stolnicah.
O tenn, kako je odmevalo v
Potsdamu, nimamo nobenih po-
rocil, toda verjetno je, da je bill
vpliv tam tudi velik in obcu-
ten. Veliki trije ma svojem Sc
stanku so 81 prizadevali najti
pot do take ureditve sveta, da
bi mogli v MEM mirno ziveti
drug poleg drugega liberalni
clement, komunisti in konzer-
vativci. Sedanji problem bo laz'
je resiti. Svet, katerega je zdaj
treba ustvariti, mora biti dober
in nuditi blagostanje delavstvu
in srednjim slojem - brez obi
ra ma stare privilegije in mo-
sderne monopole. 49,. -
Toriji SO Sc povsod izizazali
kot slabi patriot
Vodstvo delavske stranke ma
Angleskem bo tudi patrijoticno.
V splosnem prevladuje mnenje,
da so bogati sloji bolj PATRIOTIC
nj in bolj zilavi pri obrambi in
teresov svoje dezele kot delavci,
ces, lett Sc brigajo lie "a svoje
lastne razredne interese. Toda
to pravilo ze dolgo ne velja vec.
Spomnimo sc Petaina in Lava
la v Franciji, ali Baldwin, in
Chamberlaina v Angliji. To so
ljudje, kiso S ssvojim apizarskim
nagonom zrtvovali narodne in
terese, docim Sc je narod, de-
lavstvo in srednji sloji, zavze-
NAL "a odpor in narodno borbo.
Delavska vlada bo imela pre-
cej tezav ma rokah, toda v splos-
nem je anglesko narodno gospo-
darstvo mnogo bolj zdravo kot
gospodarstvo drugih evropskih
dezel, tako da bodo tudi socialni
problemi mani nasilni. Zavest,
da sc nahaja ma pravi poti, DO
dajala angleskemu narodu sa-
mozavest in notranji mir, "a ka-
terega Ga homo morda cello mi
zavidali cez tri ali stiri leta.
Delavslxa yiada ne bo lik-
vidirala britskega impe1ja
A kaj DO z britanskim car
stvom? Attlee in Ernest Bevin
gotovo ne bosta zacela likvida.
cijs -: toda metode, kako drza.
ii skupaj to britansko druzbo
narodov, utegnejo biti drugac-
ne. Toriji 30 vladali kolonije de-
Iona g. silo, deloma po na6elu
divide ct iMpera". Vsepovsod
SO podpirali najbolj reakcijo.
narne elemente napram' vsen
drugim delom naroda. v zasGi.
to svojih zvez 50 podpirali re
akcijonarne Wade v vseh dele.
lah, ii 60 sosede njihpvih kolo
Mi ai lexe ma potu do njih.
Jasno j., da Bevin ne bo Cd,
dal nobene angleskih kolonij
| Delavska vlada bo poskuSala "a
dovoljiti kolonijalna ljudstya |,
rogreaiNnim postopanjem, DALI
jim b vec odvisnosti, vel 60
moylads, n 81 b prizadevals