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Evening star., 1945-05-02
Letters to The Star
Readers DISAGREE in Reactions
To Horror Stories

To Horror Stories
To the Editor Of The Star:
The opinion expressed by Major
George Fielding Eliot that all the Ger
mans be punished severely for the atroci-
ties committed on our Allies is a shock
ing one.
And If many people favor this opinion,
scended to a low ebb. Such acts of the
guilty Germans certainly should not 60
| unpunished. But the entire German
| people cannot be blamed for the deeds
| OF those barbarians. Let's not allow our
feelings to run away with our common
sense and good Christian Judgment.
We should not forget that several
years ago Russia deliberately starved
millions. Here was a crime OF the high
est magnitude, and all decent people the
world over should have cried out against
1t. And about year or so ago the same
Russians brutany murdered thousands
OF Poles. The Russians were very much
discovery.
If the truth were known many OF
those liberated by Russia have been
subjected to similar tortures. crime
is crime whether committed by Ger
mans or Russians. We ought to condemn
justly those guilty Of such crimes, and
not entire nations. EP.
To the Editor OF The Star:
Now that our own soldiers and cor
respondents see how the Germans have
been treating their political prisoners
and prisoners of war, now that we at
home are shown authentic pictures of
the horror camps our own boys had to
live In, are we going to believe that
these things actually exist and that
such brutal treatment of human be-
ings has been going on for years?
We have been told about German oon-
centration camps as long as 10 years
ago, we have read accounts by people
who had been in those camps and who
knew what they were talking about, and
we read those stories either as If they
were thrillers or discounted them as
propaganda
viii we now finally realize that while
we were adhering literally to the Ge-
neva Convention, the Germans had
thrown out the book of rules long ago?
Let us understand that the days are
gone when war was fought on a sports
manlike basis with no fighting on Sum
days or holidays.
JOHN K. FRANKLIN.
To the Editor OF The Star:
On the matter OF emphasizing the
atrocities of the Germans by press and
by film display and deducing there
from methods of punishment, our peo-
pie should proceed with care.
Beware of the wrath of a patient
man. says the proverb. But we should
also beware of action under the i'm
pulse at seeing what shocks our every
human instinct. This has led to lynch
ing parties. Heaps of bones Of pris-
oners who died Of hard labor and
starvation seem to call for vengeance
and justly so. Vengeance will come, as
sure as He lives who said, vengeance
is mine; will repay" How far are men
to be Gods agents to administer pun
ishment? Only when they use utmost
consideration.
Punish the knowingly guilty, but let
the duped and misled, particularly from
childhood, have every consideration that
a Christian people pride themselves in
possessing and manifesting
JOHN o. KNOTT.
A Little Irony on We Day
To the Editor Of The Star:
Here in the Pacific we have been fol-
lowing with interest the discussion as
to whether We day should be the oc-
Evening star., 1945-06-23

Back your fighting man by buying
Bonds regularly through payroll
savings.
Evening star., 1945-06-23
Study Of Social Problems
Urqed on Catholic Church

The Catholic Church, to do its
best job in South America, should
study the social problems of the
depressed peoples there and through
the techniques of the social service
workers, do all it can to alleviate
these conditions, the Rev. James A.
Magner, procurator of Catholic
University, said yesterday.
He spoke to 80 women students Of
IS Catholic colleges throughout the
country at the closing 50 sion of
their week-long seminar On "The
international Pattern" held at the
National Catholic School of Social
Service, 2400 Nineteenth street NV.
In Latin America, Father Magner
said. the church has concentrated
almost altogether on the spiritual.
without lessening emphasis that
aspect Of Catholicism, he continued,
the church should study housing
conditions, problems of hygiehe, and
attack the problem of drunkenness.
Father Magner has travelled wide
ly in South America, and Is a stu
dent Of inter-American affairs, He
Is the author of Men of Mexico"
and the recently published book.
Personality and Successful Living"
Evening star., 1945-06-23
Supreme Soviet Slated
10 Take Up Plan 10
Demobi|ize Millions
By the Associated Press.

MOSCOW, June 23.-The 1000
delegates to the 18th session Of the
Supreme Soviet were scheduled to-
day to take up discussion OF Z pro-
posal to demobilize the Red Army
on a scale running into millions OF
men in the l3 oldest age groups.
The proposal was announced ut
the opening session last night by
Chief of Stan Alexei Antonov. 1t
is almost certain to be accepted
, and would mean complete demobili-
zation in those groups by the end
Of the year. The ages in the l3
classes were not stipulated.
Gen. Antonov advised In his ad-
dress, however, that Russian mill
tary forces should remain on level
commensurate with our country's S
greatness" and added I'VE cannot
rest on our laurels."
Premier Stain, who had seated
himself in the last row in the great
hall of the Kremlin, was present
when the proposal was made. Mar
shal Georgi X. zhukov, victor of
Berlin, was seated two seats away.
Among the Red Army men on the
platform was Marshal Ivan s.
Konev, commander of the mighty
1st Ukrainian Army.
(The Moscow radio, heard in
London, said generous cash pay
mcnts were proposed for released
soldiers. Rank and file soldiers
would get one years pay for each
year Of service. The rank and
file of special units receiving
|. higher rates would be given six
months pay for each year of
service. Sergeants Of all arms
would receive six months pay for
each year. Oflcers would be paid
two months salary for one year
OF service, three months pay for
two years, four months pay for
three years and five months pay
for four years.
tThe law would require councils
OF the peoples commissars, fac.
tory managers and other respon-
sible groups to provide employ
ment for those demobilized, not
later than 4 month after their
return TO civilian life and in
positions not lower than those
they held before joining the
army. Authorities also would be
required to help returning SOL
diers to restore farms which
were damaged during German
occupation, the broadcast said)
Meanwhile, red buntings and flags
Of the Soviet Union decorated build
ings on the capitals principal streets
as Moscow prepared for tomorrow's
giant military parade in celebration
Of the victory over Germany.
Despite 4 cold rain, spirits were
high as civilians prepared for the
demonstrations, which will follow a
review by Premier Stain and other
military leaders Of thousands OF
men and machines moving through
Red Square.
Evening star., 1945-06-23
Ii. Robert 6. Bradley
Killed on Carrier,
Awarded Navy Cross

The death of 1t. Robert Graham
Bradley, %, of 1924 North Ohio
street, Arlington, Va, was revealed
here yesterday when his widow,
Mrs. Barbara Bradley, received a
Navy Gross and citation awarded
him posthumously from the White
House.
The citation revealed how 1t.
Bradley had been killed while at
tempting to save his ship, the car
rier Princeton after the crew had
been forced off her by flames.
The citation related that 1t. Brad
ley headed a repair party fighting
flames below decks for a gruelling
seven hours. He and his party were
finally crowded of the ships fan
tail by flames and picked up from
the water by a destroyer: Then
1t. Bradley voluntarily returned to
the Princeton, after the abandon
ship" order has been given, in 4
further attempt to stem the flames
and explosions. He finally lost his
life In one Of the explosions.
The Navy listed him As missing,
but it was finally determined he
had been killed.
1t. Bradley was a native of Wash
ington. He attended Bulls Prepar-
atory School before going to the
Naval Academy. where he was grad
uated in 1942. He was in combat
service for 10 months and was with
the Princeton from the time she was
commissioned until her destruction.
The citation especially commended
the oficer for Outstanding forth
tude, great personal valor and self
sacrificing devotion to the compile
ton Of an extremely perilous task"
Evening star., 1945-06-23
Communists Schedule
Convention; Browder
Blamed for Mistakes
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, June 23.-The Com
munist Political Association, COM
mitted for the past year to a policy
of cooperation with the free enter
prise system, will hold a national
convention here next month to
adopt new political line
In a statement announcing the
special convention would be held
July 1928. the associations ma
tional committee named Earl Brow
der, president. as the chief archi-
tect" of what it termed "opportunist
errors and mistakes Of the CPA."
Browder Excluded.
Mr.. Browder and other members
of the national board retain their
posts "in view of the early date set
for a national convention, the COM
mittee said, but it named a three
member "secretariat." excluding Mr..
Browder, rs the authoritative
spokesman Of the CPA." Mr. Brow
der could not be reached for COM
ment.
Three times candidate OF the
Communist party for President of
the United States. Mr.. Browder led
successful movement to disband
the party and form the association
In its stead 4 year ago last month.
He said in 4 speech at the time:
1T must be accepted as one Of the
political facts of life that the pro-
gram OF democratic progressive ma
jority to which we adhere includes
the defense OF free enterprise, and
that we do not challenge this pro-
gram"
Party's Dissolution Raped.
Early this month, dissolution of
the party was condemned as IAN
opportunist mistake" by the ma
tional board. which declared that
American Communists must operate
as the independent. Marxist party
of the working class"
In yesterdays statement, pub
lished in the Daily Worker, the Ma.
tional Committee approved the
boards stand and said the re-
sponsibility for the opportunist err
rors and mistakes Of the CPA rests
in the first place upon Comrade
Browder, the chief architect of our
revisionism."
William z. Foster. who. as ma
tional chairman OF the Communist
party, opposed the partys dissolu-
Evening star., 1945-06-23

The bill had once before been ap-
proved by the Senate but recalled
on motion of Senator Ferguson, Re-
publican, Of Michigan, who con-
tended it went too far" and might
interfere with the investigation of
responsibility at Pearl Harbor and
hamper presentation of evidence to
Congress.
Chairman Thomas OF the Senate
Military Affairs Committee said
amendments now incorporated in
the legislation making 1t apply only
to wilful offenses and specifically
Evening star., 1945-06-23
Rice Paddy Is Started
In jap Palace Grounds
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, June 33.-An
imperial rice paddy has been started
in Emperor Hirohito's palace
grounds. the Tokyo radio announced
today.
His majesty, the broadcast said
was graciously pleased to make rice
paintings within the compounds Of
the Imperial Palace"
Evening star., 1945-06-23
Service for Horses, Too

GREYBULL, Wyo. P).-The gas
service station may be here to stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ottinger, noting
that the horses they rode into town
from their ranch were muddy, clat-
tered into filling station and asked
for service. An attendant hosed the
mud from the horses.
Evening star., 1945-06-23
Bill 10 Guard U. 5. Secrets
Given Senate Approval
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Senate has approved legisla.
ton providing heavy penalties for
w!lful disclosure OF secret, coded in
formation Of the United States Gov
ernment or such information re-
ceived by this Government from for
eign countries.
Sent to the House, the legislation
provides maximum penalties Of s10,-
900 fine and 10 years imprisonment.
Evening star., 1945-06-23

exempting data submitted to con-
gressional committees satisfied SEN
ator Ferguson.
This merely extends provisions
OF the present law to cover coded in
formation" Senator Thomas said.
Evening star., 1945-06-23

ton, was named to the "secretariat. "
which was given full authority to
act" and to be the CPA spokesman
Evening star., 1945-06-23
Reports Prove True

WEISER, Idaho (P.-Reports
reaching Washington County COM
missioners about poor rural roads
weren't exaggerated. The commits
sioners got stuck in a mudhole when
they went to investigate.
Evening star., 1945-06-23

Keep your dollars in the fight by
investing regularly in War Bonds
through payroll savings.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-06
Male tOvarne so
odpustile IS proc.
delOvnih mOcci :

Veeraj je pokrajinski urad
manjsih vojnih obratov objavil
poroeilo, IL katerega je razvid-
no, da so tovarne, XII so upo-
sljevale 500 oseb ali mani, od-
pustile okrog 35 procentov svo-
jih delovnih moci, odkar je ka-
pitulirala Japonska.
Porocilo bazira ma podlagi
stevilk, katere Sc je dobilo te-
kom obiska v 200 malih tovar-
nah.
Kakor Sc je dognalo, je v teh
.tovarnah 1. augusta skupno de-
lalo 49,095 oseb, cd tedaj pa je
bio il njih odpuscenih 17,457
delovnih moci, oziroma 35 pro-
centov in pol.
Ako je razmerje isto po dru.
9Th slicnih tovarnah sirom Guy
ahoga okraja, Sc racuna, da je
samo v teh obratih izgubilo de.
10 okrog 10000 oseb, ko so sc
ustavila vojna narocila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-06
Zivahne priprave
"a prve splosne
vOlitve ma Ogrskem

BUDIMPEsTA, 20. augusta.
(O.N.A.) - Narodni odbori ko-
m unis sticne in socialisticne
stranke so Sc po dolgem Ease
danju in pogajanju odloeili po-
staviti skupno volilno listo kan
didatov "a splosne in lokalne
volitve.
Socialistom izprva ia zveza
nj disala, toda ocividno je ko-
munistom uspelo, da jih pre-
pricajo o ugodnostih kombi-
nacije. Splosne volitve so bile
izprva doloeene "a september,
a so bile najbrze radi odlocne-
ga anglo-ameriskega nastopa v
Sofiji odlozene ma %. oktober.
Vse stranke 81 prizadevajo
ma vso moe, pridobiti Ease vo-
lilce in vzbuditi med ljudskimi
mnozicami zanimanje "a kam-
panic - pomisliti je treba, da
madzarski narod nj incl nikdar
pod svojim prejsnjim rezimom
prilike, da glasuje ma svoboden
nacin. Radi tega je zdaj videti
povsod polno politicnih oglasov
in propaganda je mad vse ener-
gicna. Komunisti so najbolj
m arljivi, toda tudi agrarna
stranka, katere znak je srp
brez kladiva, della velike napo-
re.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-06
Novice IL Jugos1avije
liz urada Slovenskega ameriskega narodnega sveta)

cd Is. leta naprej brez razlike
ma spoil, narodnost, vero, raso
ali politicno prepricanje. Isto
pravico imajo tudi vojaki, toda
brez razlike ma starost. V start
Jugoslaviji zenske MISC imele
volilne pravice in ravnotako tu-
di ne vojaki. Vsaka stranka ina
pravico postaviti svojo isto
kandidatov, &c predlozi kandi-
dat najmanj $50 podpisov polno-
mocnih volilcev, XII podpirajo
njegovo kandidaturo. Volilne
pravice nimajo osebe, XII so izgu-
bile svoje drzavljanske pravice
radi kolaboracije S sovraznikom
ali radi borbe proti narodu.
v debati pred sprejetjem no.
We volilne postave je Edward
Kardelj dejal: Smatram, da je
ia volilna postava najbolj de-
mokraticna izmed vseh volilnih
postav v Zapadni Evropi ter
ina vse karakteristicne cedno-
sti demokraticne postave. Voli-
tev je tajna, izvolitev splosna
in neposredna brez razlike ma
spoil, raso, vero it'd. Mislim, da
ina Jugoslavija prvikrat demo-
kraticno postavo, XII DO zagoto-
villa ljudskim mnozicam zgradi-
tev pravega demokraticnega re-
.da v Jugoslaviji."
Mirko C. Kuhel, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-06
PrVe cete
ze dospe1e
v Toxic
Severni Honsu in Hokaido
bosta v nedeljo prisla
pod amerisko kontrolo

JOKOHOMA, 6. sept.-Danes
so dospele v Toxic prve ameri-
ske cete in zavzele svoje posto-
janke ma ulicah mocno porusene
japonske prestolnice. TIE cete so
predstraza prve kavalerijske di-
vizije, XII DO formalno okupirala
glavno mesto premaganega Hi
rohita v soboto, oziroma v petek
zvecer po clevelandskem casu.
S sigurnostjo Sc pricakuje, da
DO prisel prvo kavalerijsko di-
vizijo tudi general Macarthur,
in da mu bo pri vstopu slavni
sedmi kavalerijski regiment kot
osebna strata.
Opazovalne cete, XII so dospe-
le v prestolnico danes, imajo
nalogo, da izberejo poslopja "a
trajno okupacijo Tokija.
Dale Sc poroca, da bodo anne
riske cete v nedeljo pricele z
okupacijo otokov Honsu in Ho-
kaido, XII sta glavna otoka ia
ponske.
Ena izmed prvih nalog oku-
pacijskih sill DO razpustitev po-
sebne policije, XII je ma Japon-
skem vrsila iste posle kot jih je
v Nemciji vrsil Gestapo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-06
Kaksni so argument
XII jih navaja opozici,ia

Proti temu pa nastopa druga
skupina v drzavnem department
tn, XII pravi, da nj mogoce po-
praviti tega, ker prva grupa
ocita Rusiji, ako bono tudi mi
sledili njenemu vzgledu. Dale,
pravi ia skupina, hi Sc S tenn
ignoriralo slab rekord, XII ga
ina Italia v pogledu upravlja-
MIA kolonij, in vsekakor bi bilo
napacno, ako bi Sc Italia rabi-
la kot kordon proti razsirjenju
ruskega vpliva, kajti, tenn bi
pri prvi pravi preizkusnji krsili
principe carterja, XII je bill spre-
jet v San Francisco.
Carter namrec zahteva, da sc
kolonije sovraznih drzav izroci
zaupnistvu Zdruzenih narodov,
pod katerim maj bi ljudstva ko-
lonij eventualno postala neod-
visna. Bio bi tudi napacno, ako
bi Sc nagradilo Italijo, XII je BIZ
la nasa sovraznica, ne pa nasa
zaveznica, zlasti Sc, ker so Abe
sinci in Arabci proti italijanski
kontroli.
Tajnik Byrnes je bill zadnji
cas dobesedno bombardiran s
spomenicami cd obeh strani, in
priznava, da nj incl niti prilike,
da bi cello precital vse, kar mu
je bilo predlozeno. Upa pa, da
,bo v stanu poglobiti Sc v
vprasanje ma ladji, ko bo poto-
val v London.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-06
Malo davka plaSanega

Do zadnjega dneva "a plaei-
tev zemljiskega davka SO samo
Sc stirje dnevi, toda do vceraj
je bilo BE 16 milijonov neplaca-
mega davka. Davcni urad je do
.sedaj prejel osem milijonov in
pol. Davcne knjige sc bodo "a
prle v ponedeljek.
Okrajni blagajniski urad je
izdal poziv posestnikom, da DO v
ponedeljek, 10. septembra po.
tekel rok "a placitev davka ma
zemljiscu "a zadnjo polovico le.
ia 1914. Kdor ne DO placal svo.
jega davka do tega dne, DO mo-
raj placati dodatno 10 odstot-
kov kazni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-06

to skusale prepreciti, ampak OBJ
last Rusije v vzhodni Evropi je
navzlic temu odlocilna, in ker
Russia vztraja ma svoji sferi
vpliva, zapadne sile ne morejo
storiti drugega, kakor delati
ma to, da Sc ruski vpliv ne raz-
siri dale proti zapadu in da ne
doseze Sredozemlja, kjer bi mo-
gel pgrozati kratko crto skozi
Sredozemsko morje v Indijo.
Ako Sc italijanske kolonije
izroci mednarodni organizaciji,
pravi isti argument dalje, bo
Russia kot clanica zaupniskega
sveta ali kot soupraviteljica ko-
lonij razsirila svoj vpliv. ma
JUNO obrezje Sredozemlja. Po-
leg tega bi dobila enake eko-
nomske pravice v afriskih kolo-
nijah. Mic nimamo sicer proti
temu, da dobi Russia izhod v
Sredozemlje skozi Dardanele,
ako pridejo iste pod mednarod-
no kontrolo. ampak ne SINE pa
y =
Sc pustiti, da bi imela svojo
lastno sfero vpliva, poleg tega
pa da bi uzivala tudi prednosti
mednarodne uredbe v ozemliu,
XII je "a mas vitalne vaznosti.
Bolje je torej, da sc Italiji
pusti njene kolonije, kakor da
bi Sc ruski vpliv raztegnil Sc
dale.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-06
VAJE SNIP ZBORA

j Jutri vecer, z. septembra Sc
DO zopet pricelo z reduimi pew
skimi vajami mladinskega pew
skega zbora SNIP. Vaje Sc bodo
vrsile v sobi st. 2 Slovenskega
narodnega donna ma st. Clair
Ave. Pricetek tocno oh 6. uri
zvecer, Pevovodja zbora je Mr..
Frank Plut. Prosi Sc starse, da
posljejo otroke pravocasno in
redno K vajam.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-06
IA poskodovanih
v spopadu pred
clevelandskO tOvarnO

Pred vhodom v tovarno Par
ker Appliance Co. ma 1925 Eu-
cid Ave. je vceraj prislo do vee
spopadov. med policijo in stav-
karji, ko je policija spremljala
pisarniske delavce v tovarno.
Stavka radi seniornosti v ONE
njeni tovarni Sc je zacela ze pre-
tekli teden.
To je prvi slucaj nasilja v
Clevelandu, odkar Sc je koncala
vojna. Manjse poskodbe je dobi-
10 IA oseb. Pomoc v bolnisnici
sta morala iskati policist Henry
Abel, cigar trebuh je tekom
izgreda priletela opeka, in pa
Joseph Parkovic, stanujoc ma
533 E. 237 St. v Euclidu, katere-
mu so zdravniki v Emergency
Clinic bolnisnici morali napravi-
tt tri sive ma lieu.
Policijski Inspector Frank
Storey je rekel, da je bila poll
cija primorana naskociti piket-
no linijo S krepalci, ko so stav-
karji skusali prevrniti avtomo-
bile pisarniskih delavcev, XII so
skusali voziti skozi piketno Ii
MILO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-06
MORNARICA ZAHTEVA
BAZE MA ATLANTIKU
IN MA PACIFIKU

WASHINGTON, S. sept.
- Mornarica je danes pri-
sla ma dan n zahtevo, da
Zed. drzave obdrzijo velik
krog baz, XII Sc raztezajo
preko Pacificnega oceana,
vkljucivsi emo bazo, XII je
.poprej pripadala Angle
zem.
Po nacrtu, XII ga je obja-
vii mornariski department,
maj bi Amerika ma Pacifiku
prisla trajno v posest baz
cd Aleutskih otOkov ma Sc
veru in Admiralskih otokov
ma jugu, poleg tega pa maj
bi Zed. drzaye dobile tudi
sest trajnih baz ma Atlanti-
ku, med katerimi mai bi BIZ
lie baze ma Behmudi, blizu
Argentine in v Novi Fund
landiji.
POmozni mOrnariski tai
mix Struve Hensel je izja-
vii, da so te baze potrebne,
ako Sc hocejo Zed. drzave
trajno zavarovati proti bo-
doci agresiji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-06
NOVA BOLNICARKA

Snoci Je graduirala kot boil
nicarka IL Glenville Hospital
School Of Nursing Miss Louise
Marzlikar, hcerka poznane Mar
zlikarjeve druzine IL Collin
wooda. Graduacija Sc je vrsila v
First Episcopal cerkvi ma e. lot
st. pri st. Clair Ave. Miss Mar
zlikar je simpaticno slovensko
dekle ter Sc je udejstvovala ma
pevskem in drustvenem polju.
Miss Marzlikarjevi cestitamo
ter j zelimo mnogo uspeha v
njenem poklicu, HI zahteva mno-
50 zrtvovanja pri oskrbovanju
bolnikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-06

Novi zakon, XII je bill sprejet v
juniju in XII je incl stopiti We
ljavo sele II. oktobra, je dolocals
da so brezposelni upraviceni do
podpore skozi % tednov, XII pa v
nobenem slucaju ne more znasa-
ii vec kot $21 ma teden.
Delavske organizacije so zele-
le, da sc vsota zvisa ma S25 ma
teden in doba placevanja ma 26
tednov.
Uni je so zahtevale
znizanje cakalne dobe
Poleg tega so unije tudi zah-
tevale, da sc cakalna doba zniza
liz dveh tednov ma en- teden, in
da sc izraz "primerno delo" tol-
maci ma tax nacin, da bi delav-
Gem ne blla zanlkana podpora,
ako ne bi hoteli sprejeti gotove
vrste della, XII je izredno nizko
plaeano.-
Drzavna zbornica je bila skill
cana v izredno zasedanje vsled
tega, ker je vojna hitreje konca-
la, kakor Sc je mislilo v juniju,
tako da bodo brezposelni delez-
nj takoj izboljsav, XII so bile odo-
brene re v juniju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-06
Nasi fantje-vojaki

S/Sgt. Albert ]. Miklavic, sin
MIR. in Mrs. John Miklavie, 252
Eddy Rd., Sc nahaja donna ma
dopustu "a 80 dni. Nahajal sc
je ma evropski 'front.' 21 mese-
cev in je bill dodeljen zracnemu
oddelku. Donna bo ostal do ~.
septembra in prijatelji ga lah-
ko obiscejo ma domu ali poklice-
jo MU COST. Ma sluzbeno mesto
sc bo po dopustu vrnil v Denver,
Colorado.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-06
POGREB

Pogreb pokojnega Math Dele
simunovica Sc DO vrsil v petek
oh 8. uri zjutraj il Grdinovega
pogrebnega zavoda v cerkev sv.
Pavla in nato ma Calvary poko-
palisce. Donna je bill IL Petricko-
vega sela, okolica Kalje.