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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-15
PROPERTY WANTED

tNNkSI WIN IN0IENII 81.
CHARLES S. GUM needs good investment
property for manv clients having substan-
tial cash. Call FIR. I@06 until 8 pm
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED in buying or
selling l or more pieces of property, either
investment or residential. We will be glad
to send a representative from our office
to see you. Call MI. 1926. Ask for Sales
Manager. If
INVESTOR WILL PAY CASH for houses in
any condition. white or colored Box 1911
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-15

SEABROOK-6 rooms, . stories, electricity
and garage; approximately 1a-acre lot
Conv. transp.; $4,000
Cottage City-9 rooms and 3 baths: q
story all brick, full basement, nice recrea-
ton room; Sl1.950. substantial cash
EUGENE L. VANN, Riverdale carstop. WA
2o2l lie
SILVER SPRING, close 10 Georgia ave
immaculate Groom and bath tapestry
brick; inclosed porch. slate roof, Venetian
bllnds. storm windows, garage. gas INV h +:
SIg,75
Lovely white brick Cape Cod: T rooms,
baths. oil h,-wh accommodation for
1000 laying mems, stable, orchard, 10
acres ground On Colesville I'd: S:,2, 500,
McCAULEY REALTY CO., SH 64I2 -l6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-15

KUCk CREEk Oh. KD.-2 apis, one with
rms. and bath: other with 3 rms. and
bath: separate entrances
Suitland Manor-Several 4-familv apt
houses, starting from S15,150: with 5000
cash
On Georgia ave-13 apis, very sood
condition priced low
Near 18th and Belmont-16 apis. S59,-
500; very good income
h.-Wh.: det gafaee: sI75 1 income ep per mo ss
little expense. For appt. call AID 1854
until pm, COLUMBIA REALTY co,
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CO.-Sunnybrook
ms. finished bsmt.
shop: corner loca-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-15

7 rooms and new store, GEORGETOWN; base
s ment; seIase: a6 Geeasonsble $4,000. Mr.
GRRAr S6RTH HR9 REAL ZEAL EsrArEI l7
i is; ia, Beautiful EAU 2-Story brick home il
room modern tile bsth ve eps
tan blinds. Summer house in the rear
Deep lot surrounded by white picket fence
Iaea a nc, I1r c caa $4,000 down payment
G if n NORTHERN sHsTi REAL EsrArEIBe
fheSda area $3.50 down viii buy hi
GREAT II SoRTH HER IRE REAL EsrArE-L1oave
~ 3 tb phite brick home bedrooms
House has lust been newly redecorated
Sd71s SekTHEks ZEAL EsTS1EITs
bungalow. Coal hot-water heat 5oxi 5,
lot with detached garage. $4,000 dow
buys this beautiful home. Call WI 5000
GREAT NORTHERN REAL Estates
IL, rhe SSs; One Of the best buys on today
osaIas sI's sa fsps Cog
S Ss5sss,.i s NORTHERN aaHI REAL ESTATE
FuIl basement. Oil heat. Very tast eS
designed. Another Great Northern exclu
siye, Priced to sell at S1l,250. Call WI
GREAT NORTHERN REAL ESTATE
brand-new BUNGALOWS, asbestos single
now being erected in Silver Spring DC
and S12075. They have > bedrooms, til
bath. O.: &C. heat. full basement ant
large attic. which could be converted int
bedrooms These homes are located il
q very desirable section of Silver Spring
Call Immediately WI 5000 IT
GREAT NORTHERN REAL ESTATE - .
story frame-a asbestos shingle home in Greer
Meadows. only S1O,950 This beautiful
home is located on lot 50xS0. 3 bedrooms
tile bath, oil heat, refrigerator and stove
GREAT fii II NORTHERN sSsp REAL EsrArE -iI
manor. 1-story brick. bedrooms tilt
baths: Oh heat: Garage, Stove and re.
frigerator. This home is located in one
washington Shown by appointment only
GREAT NORTHERN REAL ESTATE-Nea,
Takoma Park. 2-story asbestos sbinplt
home. bedrooms. Tile bath, Larse lot
Close to transportation and shopping. All
WI 5000. III
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sla,45o. PIONEER REALTY CO. OK. 1415.
AaHf S9g9 Bes4s : sss a bs,:
HIN HIN r. s$sk ST.
2 bedrms. tile bath. oil heat, fuil base base,
n terms can be arranged. PIONEER
EHLp IS G aHif o4 ROT atl Solve your housing
R RRsa rI'@ CO. sda4 K No. Krf-
oP PGa IS r Is wv zNb oS susbHxd in
home. 60 to 2527 No: Edison ST, Arlington.
R WfsVTS F SEAk rs; e.
ment. steel beam construction; large level
lot lot; convenient to school. stores and bus.
S &EA1 sfa4 E 81 0a OK T aso excellent
f e, bungalow has 3 bedrms., y. baths,
good buy on today's market. Priced at
SI2,95o with $4,000 cash. CHI. 4434.
T Wf iGs' ok OK no % init, -
ing, rm.. equipped kitchen. 3 bedrooms,
bath. screened porch; h,-w. heat, Diet.
cs Be 0a for sss5S WITH
$1,000 cash; conv. to everything Immed.
so eoLostat f GH sI OK 35sS
5-rm. semidet. brick. bedrm n tile BATH;
e eWsll It. condition; what's your best cash
eooi W Va 'fsoisE * So new Lowell; bsic
eluded enough to- remind. you Of country
9sss gasdE'il1 .n Sv.ns
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-14
Ranger Hero viii Speak at Legion
annual Membership Dinner Tuesday

With Captain Charles NJ. Shun-
strom heading the program, Ed
ward G. Headman post 218, Ameri-
can Legion, will have its annual
membership dinner at the Polish
American Citizens clubhouse at
$50 pm, Tuesday.
Members will be admitted free
OF charge upon showing their 1916
membership caro-
Captain Charles M. Shunstrom,
World War II hero, will be the
speaker. Captain Shunstrom, who
has been decorated IL times by the
United States and France, was a
member Of the First Ranger Bat
TALON and was one of the first men
10 land in Dieppe, North Africa,
Tunisia. Sicily, Salerno, Casino
and Anzio.
One Of the captains outstanding
acts during the war was the can
ture Of an Italian monastery out
sioe Casino which had been taken
over by the Germans and heavily
fortified. Taking 20 men. Capt.
Shunstrom stormed the monastery
and seized it from the Nazi troops.
hs action was reported in articles
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-14
kits, Hodges Win
Silver Beaver,
ScOuter's Award

Two Wyandotte Scout leaders
were honored at the Detroit Scout
ers fellowship meeting last week
with the award of the Silver Beaver
to DR.. Frank kits and the Scout
er's Award to Willis v. Hodges.
Hodges, assistant Scoutmaster of
troop Wy. Is, sponsored by the
Glenwood Methodist church, re-
ceived the Scouter'S Award for his
services to Scouting in taking the
training courses as promoted by
the Detroit Area council, Boy
Scouts of America.
Presentation of the Silver Beaver,
highest scouting award, was made
to DR.. kits for his distinguished
service to boyhood. Only eight such
awards are made in the area each
year. Previous winners from the
Down River area were Richard
Dauber, district commissioner, and
Nelson Hedrick.
Dr.. kits, who served as Scout
master of troop No. 8, sponsored by
the KiwaniS club, for the past ten
years, was recently named COM
munity, commissioner for Wyan-
dOtte.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-14

IL Golfers, Life and Readers Dr.
gest.
Recently discharged, the veteran
has just arrived in Detroit from
Hollywood where he has made two
films. At present he is national
chairman of the Veterans Right to
Work committee.
The committee on arrangements
for the dinner includes James Do
Ian, Arthur LaCourse, Bud Rhines,
Linas Bloomfield, and Roscoe Col
well. Members of the post auxiliary
will serve the dinner which will
feature roast veniSon and roast
beef. The deer was shot last fall
by William Van Hala and has re-
manned in a deep freeze unit in
anticipation of the banquet.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-14
Book
Lovers

OF special interest to the return
ing veteran who Is thinking of 60
ing into business on his own, Is
Harold s. Kahm's "a Small Bus
mess of Your own" Here he will
find much practical advice on how
to make a start in some SO differ
ent kinds of buSineSSes-including
farming-on capital investment
of from 500 to $4,000; how to go
about getting loan, under the
G.. I. Bill of Rights, and how to
obtain a loan from the Smaller
War Plants Corporation"
This informative guidebook tells
how the Veterans Preference Act"
aids you to get U. s. Civil Service
lifetime job. Another section dis
cuSses plastics, electronicS, televis-
ion, air conditioning and other new
industries which offer the best post
war job chances. Another tells how
to begin and operate mal-order
business, and there is a practical
guide to some 200 time
money making ideas. Finally, the
author lists the important books
and trade papers pertaining to
each type of business discussed.
The Book-of- the-Month Club
book dividend for March and April
is George F. Wilson's much
praised book about the Pilgrim
Fathers, Saints and Strangers"
Meridel lie Sueur in North Star
Country" tells this story of jus
tice in pioneering days. A Judge
who presided over half of Wiscon-
sin and good part of what Is now
Michigan, once had two men ap-
pear before him, one as plaintiff
and the other as defendant. He
listened to both with rising indig-
nation as they presented their
cases, and then rendered his de-
cision: You're both wrong. You
bring me one load of hay, and you
bring me one load Of wood, and the
matter is settled"
Another item on early Americana
from James MarShall's Santa Fe":
There Is legend that a Santa
Fe conductor in Kansas, In the SOS,
found hungry infant on the train.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-14
State Measles
Epidemic In
Full Swing

LANSING. WD - Michigan's ex-
pected measles epidemic is in full
swing with 1,124 cases reported
within the past week.
State Health Department Off
Gals said a total of 1919 cases have
been reported since January /.
Requests by physicians for the
free gamma globulin, which makes
measles milder and lessons chances
of complications. jumped to 2,03S
Walls during January compared to
only 1.347 walls distributed during
the entire previous six months.
DR.. William De Kleine, State
Health Commissioner, urged par
ents to have children innoculated
with the gamma globulin soon
after exposure. He said If every
child under five was innoculated
at the proper time, most measles
deaths could be prevented.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-14
US. Population
Over 13O,OOO.OOO,
Census Bureau

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-U.pl-
The Census Bureau estimated today
that the population of the United
States was about 139, 800 900 on last
July 1, including members of the
armed forces.
On that date, the civilian popu-
lation was estimated at 1877 400 ,297
while a total of 12,228,1O9 persons
had been taken into the armed
forces and not yet returned to civil
ian life.
On April 1, 1910, population OF
the United States was 131 $3.50 ,275.
About 100000 members of the
armed forces were in the United
States ON last July, the Census Blu
reau estimated, and they accounted
for large population increases
shown by Southern and Western
states, where a majority of military
installations are located.
The far West was the only Sec
ton of the country which recorded
an increase in the civilian popula-
ton between 1910 and 1945. Most Of
the rise was in California, Wash
ington, Oregon and Arizona.
For most states. contributions OF
men and women to the armed
forces exceeded their natural pop
ulation increase - the excess OF
births over deaths. Nine states
however, recorded natural popu-
lation increase greater than their
contributions to the armed forces
They were North and South Car
DINA, Georgia, Alabama, Mississip-
pi, Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mex
leo and Utah.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-14
Princeton Survivor Home

Sixteen of Walter s. Krogol's "A
months In the navy were spent
overseas. A former ships service
man. laundry, second class, he is q
survivor Of the aircraft carrier
Princeton which was sunk October
"a, 1914. He was discharged at
Great Lakes, H., February 4.
Krogol, whose wife and son Da-
vid, 8. and daughter, Juanita, Ia,
live at 484 Cedar street has now
returned to his former work at De-
troit Brass and Malleable Works.
His awards include the navy COM
menda*ion, Philippine Liberation,
Asiatic-Pacific and American thea
ter ribbons with II battle stars and
the navy unit commentator rib
bon.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-14
St. Patrick Holy
Name Society Has
Father, Son Day

Annual fathers and sons commu-
Mon and breakfast of the Holy
Name society of st. Patrick Parish
was held at the $50 Mass Sunday.
Circuit Judge Joseph A. Moyni-
han was the speaker for the occa-
sion. The ladies of the Altar So
ciety prepared and served the
breakfast. Joseph Caspers was the
master of ceremonies.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-14
Night Classes
at Laurence Tech
Begin Monday

When night classes begin Mon
day approximately 1900 students
will be enrolled in both day and
night sessions of the Lawrence In
stitute of Technology.
The onrush of returning veter-
ans has again filled the claSsrooms
at Lawrence Tech where 1900 stu
dents were enrolled before the war.
Only a year ago there were but
$50 students.
This jump in enrolment is one
Of the largest in any American COL
lege. approximately 80 per cent
are veterans receiving free engin-
eering education through the CT
Bill of Rights.
Meanwhile, Lawrence Tech Is
getting back to normal in student
activities. The postwar basketball
team already is organized and
other sports prospects are develop
ing including football, baseball,
fencing and tennis.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-14

Immediately clasSed as motorboats
and must comply with the applic-
able motorboat and numbering reg
ulations.
When passengers are carried for
hire, the motorboat operator must
be in possession of license issued
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-14

by the Coast Guard. The Coast
Guard states that the ducks come
clearly within the definition OF
undocumented vessels and motor
boats must be numbered and equpi-
ped as required by the law and
regulations.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-14
Foramba Discharged

John v. Poremba, NAM &c has
been honorably discharged from
naval service at the separation
center, cambridge, Md.
Poremba, who was last stationed
at Washington, D. c., has been in
military service 81 months. His wife
lives at 3441 Third street.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-14
coast GUARD CAUTIONS
USERS OF ARMY DUCKS"

Coast Guard Headquarters,
Washington, D. c., today issued O
word of caution on the use of am
phibious vehicles, or so-called
Army Ducks" which are being sold
IL various sections of the country
for use on local waters.
When these vehicles leave the
land and enter the water they are
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-14
En- Route Home

Staff Sergeant George w. Smith,
husband Of Mrs. Kathleen P. Smith,
2e18 Third street, is on his way
back to the United States for dis
charge.
He was last on duty with the
67th Signal Battalion on IuZon.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-14
Obituary
JOHN JAWORSKI

Funeral services were held this
morning for John Jaworski, six
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thad-
deus Jaworski, 1773 Fifth street.
Services were held from the home
at $50 am. and at st. Stanislaus
church at 10 am. Burial was at
Mt. Carmel cemetery.
Besides his parents, he is sur
vived by a sister, Dorothy and one
brother, Ronald.
Arrangements were in charge of
the Czopek funeral home.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-14
RedeplOyment
By United Press

Twenty-one ships were scheduled
to arrive in U. S. ports wednesday
with more than 17,1OO servicemen.
Due at New York.
Sea Robin, from LIE Havre-1 ,582
troops, including 10 nurses, 96th
Chem. Motor Bn., 698th F. A., %
WACS and 43 civilians.
Wilfred Grenfen, from Trinidad
Two officers and three civilians.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-14
THEODORE GARDZINSKI

Services were held at $50 am.
today from the Czopek funeral
home for Theodore Gardzinski, 1875
Fourth street, who died here Mon
day.
Rites were held at st. Stanislaus
church, at am. and burial was In
Michigan Memorial cemetery.
Born in Poland, January 20, 1894,
Mr.. Gardzinski made his home in
Throop, Pa, until two months ago
when he moved to Wyandotte. He
was veteran of World War I.
Surviving are his sister, Mrs. Leo
Kadya Bigda of Wyandotte and
three brothers, Walter, Mitchell
and Stephen, Throop, Pa.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-14
POlcZynski Promoted

John Polczynski, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Polczynski, 1923
Ninth street. has been promoted
from private first class to sergeant.
He is stationed on Iwata, Japan.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-14

"I'm down to two pairs, with
holes. The silly OPA is to blame!"
Rep. Jessie Sumner, H.. on the
stocking shortage.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-14

A'IJstaasNii - II sanai take
SNano Iaazalslke ~ .Grno rek0 il
aagEizenih domObraaeev, lateri
- po aalogi nonaei advajali lin
di, ali pa akar donna sstfelii, Sc
MISC Hill yned zanje. Seyeda, to
je bila neddaa srna noka, "a
lkate1o tAM AemobEanei MISC ho-
tell yeAeti. #EE
III Vrlenike je imela crna TO-
ka ma listini 80 oseb, katere mo-
"a likyidirau. Med njini sem bill
tudi JAZZ. Cepray SO delai tajno,
.smo vendar dosti zyedeli po-
pref da Sc nj dalo izvrsiti. Zato
tudi ma Vrhniki nj bilo veliko
zrtev Pc 6rni rokj ker spijona-
Ia je bila povsod dobra. Jaz
sem incl dolgo bodalo, nareje-
no stelean podobno, da hi "a
vsak slueaj tudi kakega 6lana
erne roke vzel s seboj ma oni
svet. Kadar sem zvedel, da je
bolj vroee, pa tudi spal nisem
donna. Delal sem "a Osvobodil-
no Fronto, oziroma vsi. Potem
81 lahko mislis, kaksen strah je
bill pred izdajalci.
''Mojo stroke je okupator po-
treboyal, cato sem bil tudi ma
10 zaseiten. A ma drugi strani
sem to izrabljal, ker drlge moz-
nosti nj bilo "a prevazanje po-
trebnih stvari "a O F.
@Od policijske ure Ii nisem
mic napisal, katero smo pod Ct.
imei, vcasih poleti tud cd 5 ure
popoldne pa do 7. ure zjutraj.
Obieajno pa cd mraka do zore.
Drugo peglayje je moja tezka
sluzba. Stalno miniranje prog in
ylakoy ter .obstreljevanje stro-
jew. Zadnje leto pa Sc bonlbar-
diranje H zraka. LII cd lovcev
obstreljevani stroll, stalno so
obletavai, po dneyi Sc nj smel
stroj pokaaati. Ce pa Sc .je, so
ga takoj unieii. 10 bi vi Videli,
kolikokrat sn1e hezai in tudi il
stanoyanja, dokler Sc nismo IL
seM. Inaeh sno tud pneeej sko-
de, je precej buab pablo sokrog
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-14

to naesto. 70 so vsi tEije Tvoji
neea1ki, otroei nasih br2t0y IN
sester.
Teta l941 sno zhekaai y Et.
Jost. Mislili smo, da ie to stras-
no hudo, pa to nj bio mic, kar
sno pozneje prestali pred Nem-
ci in njih pomagacev. To Sc pa
ne da popisati. Imam tri dekleta
v starosti: 10, 18 in Is let, in
sina starega osem let. Prosim,
&c mi mores poslati kaj obleke.
''Kar so naredili skode, sc hi
tro popravlja, da bo zopet lepa
vas ziri, kot je bila.
"Prejmi prisrene pozdrave cd
sestre,
"Stazi Bogataj."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-14

g s IL b 2. j vi a
mas in tudi dosti zrtev je bio.
IL tega 81 pa sami napravi-
.te' veliko sliko stiriletne yejne,
ko je pomrlo v nasi drzavi en-
million sedemsto tisoc Judi ma
najboij razliene nacine. To pi-
smo pokazite Lusiaovim in Kun
steljevim in Sc drugin povejte.
Dragie bona pa opisai nasprotni
tabor, to je O +.
"Prej1nite najlepse pozdraye
I'M Vam zelim srecno novo. leto
1916.
: f. - q Pavel Smrtnik"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-14
Brotn Ia 3 neeoke 50 ubit

Mrs. Anna Jesenko, 1867 w.
81 st., je prejela ze preje pismo
cd neeakinje Milene Trsar, Xxi je
" podEobnosti pisaia o dogodkih
tekom vojne. saedete pismo je
Mrs. Jesenko prejeia cd sestre
Stazi Bogataj il Mrov, XII j po-
leg drugih zadev, tudi speroca,
da so bill njen brat Ivan in trije
neeaki ubiti v bitkah. Vsebina
pisma je sledeca:
"Mri, 10. novembra 1915.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-14

il. Hrahcost teh-- yo jakoy je
rasda IL daeva Y dan. v alSpi-
nah so za6ei padati talci " stra-
Ailo. Pc dezeh Cd zunaj pa kot
handiti Par dogodkov. Mad Pod
hpo SO ajeh Ogiarja psi syojem
poslu. Ke ssega iERau6eaega, Sc
g. pripeijai v bisse PslaaseNo
teNasno m asnje. Tam 50 nas
saelri srajes, psiSezai n nege,
spregi msae In Ga slaeiti % pes
IN take Aslgo, d. se je ajegeNo
tels ;zAreaias n Pesau in je
szaazd Cd stEasnih aaAk.
"Seveda, Afhrabsi" itaijanski
vojak so pek hojne pesmi, ,da
se nj slisalo mucenika. IL Velike
.Ligojne so enega Mrlakovega
toliko casa muGili po cesti, da
jim je pref umrl, predno SO ga
pripeljai v zapor, Nsc ljud se
lie dabiie taake zdeaanih, Aa ri
sano pc ebaeki sodl, aa je bid
cleNek.
Ma tovOrne 2Ntenaehile 50
xa,aaj na steae abesili ma tarixs
aeo ~ reko in Petesa pdjai, s--
seNeda, nezaNestnega aloNeika.
S taaeem 50 Sc zele EaA Reaa-
kah. Taxa grezeAejstva SO Sc
Nrla Nse krizem do tistega Ca
sa,. ko so zgubii Afriko. Mate
50 Haaijaa pepustii in dali ia
Pesea bell gardi, katera je pa
ae iaajo zaestajala IA mimi.
me morete 81 misliti, kako
sEeenega sno Sc poeutili, ko je
poleti 1943 leta padel fasizem.
Seveda nj bilo S TEN konca, to-
la os Sc je lie zlonila. S TEN smo
raeunali, da Sc bo kmalu zvrnil
voz.
"Dobili .smo Sc nemsko voj-l
sko, Xxi je prevzela oblast tudi
:5ez italijansko vojsko. Bella gar
,da Sc je zaeasno razsla. Dobii
ssmo tudi cetnike il Srbije, ka-
teri so pomagali Nemeem.
Nemci SO powerful ida jail
ca generala Rupnika, da usta-
aeW iz hivsih belegardistoy no
,vo domobransko vojsko, oblece-
no v nemsko uniformo. Nemska
.vojska pri mas nj bila preNec
tbrutalna, a nameste njih in ped
njih zascito so zaceli domO-
sbraaci ~eiika grozedejstya, q
5geAom, kdor nj z nami, je proti
nam. Marsikaterega SO vzefi Pc
tnoci il postelje z razlicnimi pre-
tvezami, a kje SO ga pobili, Sc
Sc danes ne We. Ma tiso6e 50 jih
pa aadReljai v koncentraeijska
taberisea v Nemcijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-14

sDraga sestra!
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citatelje Enakopraynost OBJ
veseamo, da irnano v naSem
urednistvu najnovejso knjigo,
"A Nation Of Nations" XII jo
je spisal mas poznani in sposto-
vani anerisko-slovenski pisa
tell Louis Adanic. Vsak bi 10
moral pretitati in lastoyati!