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Evening star., 1946-03-26
155hips Will Bring
1850 Servicemen
Back 10 U. 5. Today
by the Associated Press

Nearly 5000 returning service per-
sonnel are due to arrive today at
three West Coast ports aboard seven
ships, while s.760 more troops are
expected to debark from eight yes
sells at two East Coast ports.
In addition, one ship, carrying
l,022 war wives and children. is
scheduled to arrive In New York.
Ships and units arriving:
At New York-Mormacdove from
LIE Havre, 1,Q26 troops, including
635th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Auto
matte Weapons Battalion.
Santa Isabel from LIE Havre, 1850
troops, including 125th Anti-Air-
craft Artillery Gun Battalion; 427th
Military Police Escort Guard Com
pany.
Marine Shark from lie Havre,
1889 troops, including Headquar-
ters, Headquarters Company, Head
quarters Special Troops and Medi-
cal Detachment of 83d Infantry Di-
vision: Military Police Platoon of
83d Infantry Division: 83d Quarter
master Company; SD Signal Com
pany; 83d Infantry Division Band;
3383d Quartermaster Truck Com
pany; 3427th Quartermaster Truck
Company; 689th Quartermaster Base
Depot Company; 576th Quartermast-
er Railhead Company; 291st Quar-
termaster Refrigeration Company;
Saith Quartermaster Depot Supply
Company; 18th Traffic Regulating
Group; 18th Military Police Com
pany; 36lst Military Police Com
pany; 467th Military Police Escort
Guard Company; 470th Military Po-
lice Escort Guard Company.
Army transport George Washing
ton, 1926 troops, including 330th In
fantry Regiment, 239th Signal Op-
erations Company, Hath Chemical
Processing Company; 235th General
Hospital 48 WACS.
James B. Francis from Oahu, 3
soldiers.
Washington from Southampton.
,022 war brides and children.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on fol-
lowing: Lou Gehrig, IL; Wilfred R.
Bellevue, /; Albino Perez, 4.
At San miscellaneous
on following: Telfair from Samar
1882 Navy; YMS IS from Pearl
Harbor; l Navy.
At San Diego-Wakefield, 6.325
Army. Navy, Marine and Coast
Guard miscellaneous personnel.
At Seattle-Miscellane on fol-
lowing: Aleutian from Alaska, 1T
Army; Carl SchurZ from Alaska, $50
Army. 81 Navy; Octavia from Samar.
16 Navy; Czechoslovakia Victory
from Fusan, Is Navy.
Evening star., 1946-03-26

ria, 10 DeSln
a fight to Lima,
Peru. where he
will serve as
naval air at
tache In t he
United 8 t q t eS
Embassy.
Comdr. Rou-
zee, q native Of
Washington, is
the son Of Mrs.
K q t h er inc L.
Rouzee Of 53O5
8 e c O n d street
NV. He was
q W ar d E d the
NAVY Cross for
Evening star., 1946-03-26
News of District Area Men
In the Armed Forces

reach New York today aboard the
Marine Sharp:
TI5 Leonard Helwig, II. Carol B.
ence z Ross, T . John L. Mcconnell, Pfc
David Eirod, d. T/b James % +. oehs. tsH; s1serst t'
John d D, CCllins, 5 Robert !: DUNCAN. 1st
rem. 1st sergt Milo 4. Dodd. ist Ii. Don
AID n. Cole and T/5 jacques M Kahn, all
Due at San Francisco Thursday
aboard the Admiral Benson:
Capt Hartwell r. stallinss, 1t. John z.
PRipps It David A. hT Witz s.rss Sci keGansn James
williams: Pfc. Nathaniel Little, PIC. Al
all of Washington.
Decorated
Col. Edward Van Meter Macatee,
2l22 California street NV. recently
was awarded an Oak Leaf Cluster
to the Legion of Merit for services
as chief of the general supplies
branch, Once of the Quartermas-
ter General, from May, 1874, to last
August, his family here has learned.
During the period of service for
which he was cited Col. Macatee
ably directed a vitally important
supply operation of worldwide
scope" the accompanying citation
states, adding that repeatedly
demonstrating his high qualities of
leadership and unusual organizing
ability, he made a significant con-
tribution to the fulfillment Of the
Quartermaster Corps mission"
Brig. Gen. John M. Weikert, COM
manding general. 7th Fighter Wing
1903 r street NV, recently received
the Legion of Merit for outstanding
wartime services in the Pacific the
ater from September 8, 1899, to
June 3, 1943, the Army announced
in a brief dispatch.
Col. Werner w. Moore, Middle Pa
cif1c transportation officer, 3l06
Chain Bridge road NV, was pre-
sented with the Legion of Merit
recently for successfully arranging
transportation of materiel and per-
sonnel over the vast area of the
Pacific" during the war years, it
was announced in a dispatch from
headquarters. Army Forces in the
Middle Pacific.
Col. William w. Brotherton, for
merly of 1850 Lanier place NV, re-
ceived the Legion of Merit yester-
day for services in the Once of the
Chief Engineer. Army Forces of the
Pacific, from October %, 1914, to
last November rs, the War Depart
ment announced.
lnductees
The following men from the Dis
trict have been ordered to report
for induction into the armed forces
today: Thomas Meaney, James
Nolan
Evening star., 1946-03-26
Apprentice Agencies
Urged 10 Protect Oils
Taking Job Training

The first postwar conference Of
State apprenticeship agencies un-
der Labor Department auspices
went into its second day today with
group discussions of labor training
problems of the Nation scheduled
for the remaining three days of
the meeting.
Veterans Administrator Bradley
declared in yesterdays opening ses-
sion that the Veterans Admins
tration was concerned over vet
erans using up their education ben
eflts In learning job, with the
possibility they would end up with
out proper training for permanent
places in industry.
He estimated that as of February
% there were 56,714 veterans in
on-the-job training in the United
States.
Maj. Gen. G. 3. Erskine, head Of
the Labor Departments Retraining
and Re-employment Administra-
ton, warned that the opportunity
for squeeze play in on-the-job
training is truly tremendous. Un-
der the GI Bill of Rights, he said,
"the unscrupulous employer can
very well find labor at a cheap price,
wiring it dry of its productivity and
cast 1t aside"
This will happen unless the
utmost scrutinization Is practiced
as regards the original investiga-
ton of on-the-job training estab-
lishments, followed by vigilant and
constant supervision" he declared.
Gen. Erskine disclosed he has
created a committee to establish
standards and criteria for on-the-
job training programs on a national
basis. They will serve as guides
and States will be under no obliga-
ton to follow them, he added. ,y
The speaker declared this coun-
try cannot afford to let the brains
and leadership and technical skills
Of its returning veterans remain
either unused or misused."
Earlier in the day State appren-
tice training officials heard Hous-
ing Administrator Wyatt call for
an accelerated training program in
the building trades to keep pace
with his program for 100000
homes for veterans.
Evening star., 1946-03-26

his participation as group COM
mander of the planes from the car
rier San Jacinto on the July Is,
1945, strike against the Yokosuka
naval base in Japan when he scored
hit on the waterline of the battle
ship Nagato despite intense and ac-
curate antiaircraft FIRE"
The commanders wife is the
daughter of Homer Brett. retired
United States consular aide. She
was born in Venezuela and lived for
time in Lima when her father was
consul general there.
Evening star., 1946-03-26
Vossor College to Admit
Qualified Men Students
BY the Associated Press
y "'S N'Soe'u'eu TTe"
POUGHKEEPSIE N Y Mar

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, Mar. 2e.
-Vassar College. one of the Ma
tions oldest girls schools. will sd-
NIT properly qualified men to study
IN regular classes during the period
OF overcrowding Of educational in
stitutions because of the return of
veterans" President Henry Noble
MacCracken announced last night.
The male students will be ad-
mltted only as nonresidents. Can
dloates will be accepted for the
term which opens April % as well as
for entrance in September.
Evening star., 1946-03-26
Hotel Group to Hear Hicks

Leonard Hicks of Chicago, inter-
national president of the Hotel
Sales Management Association. will
speak at a dinner OF the Washing
ton chapter at $50 o'clock tonight
in the Hotel Washington. c. Dewitt
Coffman, president Of the Wash
ington chapter, will preside.
Evening star., 1946-03-26

Motor transport, armorers, quar-
termaster, radio, telephone electri-
clans and field telephone schools
are among those maintained by the
United States Marine Corps for ad-
vanced training of Leatherneck spe-
cialists
Evening star., 1946-03-26
Comdr. Rouzee and Family
Leave Next Week for Peru

Comdr. George NJ. Rouzee, U. S.
N, now resident of the Fairfax
Hotel, will leave Monday with his
wife and three children for Miami
Evening star., 1946-03-26
Makes Love With Stones

In oourtship the penguin pre-
oents stones to its mates.
Evening star., 1946-03-26
lnductees

The following men from the Dis
trict have been ordered to report
for induction into the armed forces
today: Thomas Meaney, James
Nolan.
Evening star., 1946-03-26

their desire to do the fair and just
thing by the ex-service men and
women. This is why we are sure
the public will back this regula-
ton"
Mr.. Small said:
president Truman has Endorsed
this program for the starting of
100000 dwelling units for vet
erans' preference rental or sale in
1916 and 1947. Mr.. Wyatt has
called upon the Civilian Production
Administration to intensity its
work toward the increasing of the
production of building materials,
and to save the available quanti-
ties of critical building materials by
such q construction control order as
the one issued today"
WHAT THE ORDER DOES.
Except where specific authorize =
ton is given, the order forbids the
beginning of construction, or re-
pairs or changes in existing struc-
lures, public or private, in the
United States. Puerto Rico and the
Virgin Islands, with certain excep-
tions. Ut does not forbid the con-
tinuance of work already begun:
That is, work on which materials
that are to be integral part of the
structure have been incorporated
into the structure on the site and
which is being carried on at the
time of issuance of the orderD
The prohibition is effective i'm
mediately and applies whether or
not the materials needed are on
hand or are available without pri-
critics assistance.
Structure" as defined by the Or
der, includes buildings, piers, arenas,
stadia and grandstands, motion pic
ture sets and billboards, regardless
of whether they are of permanent
or temporary nature. However
used stands or structures which are
being re-erected for temporary pur-
poses only are exempt from the or
der.
Restrictions on Work.
No person may sell or deliver ma
terials which he knows or has rea-
son to believe will be used in work
prohibited under this order, nor may
any person either carry on or par
ticipate in work prohibited by this
order.
Kinds of work that are restricted
by the order are: Constructing, re-
pairing, making additions or altera.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-08
NAzIS WACED WAR
WITH LITTLE GAS
Hitler Machine Was Also
Woefully Short OF Nitro
gen, Rubber Supplies

WASHINGTON, March 7-lP
-Nazi Germany went to war with
relative shoestring supply Of
gasoline, nitrogen and rubber.
/ The Army Air Forces reported
in detail Thursday how American
strategic bombers and planes of
the Royal Air Force virtually sew
cred the shoestring in the last year
Of conflict, by crippling production
sources.
A summary of the final World
War II report of the oil division
Of tie United States strategic
bombing survey said the Nazi war
planners were initially so sure of
victory they gambled low reserve
stocks against being able to COM
plete the Transformation of Ger
many into "a chemical empire
built on coal, air and water"
The full force of the strategic
bombing effort was directed
against the German synthetic oil
industry on instructions of Gen.
Carl Spaatz June 8, 1914, the re-
port noted. Up until that date the
American and British bombers had
dropped only 5,670 tons Of bombs
on German OIL targets, but by We
day the combined air forces had
cascaded 191, ,256 tons on 81 oil-pro-
ducing targets.
+ BY the wars end the Luftwaffe
was almost grounded for lack Of
fuel and Nazi tanks were being
pulled in some instances by oxen,
the report said.
Other effective blows were dealt
synthetic bottlenecks represent
ed by chemicals, rubber and ex-
plosive plants, and effectively
stopped production of military ex-
plosives and propellants.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-08
GETTING DOWN
TO BED ROCK

RALEIGH, N. C.-(R)-Tne State
Advertising Bureau has received
many inquiries from prospective
buyers of North Carolina farm
land, but one was tops.
For several years." wrote
Lloyd F. Keller of Cumberland,
Md, II have been experimenting
on building up worn out land.
Having succeeded in proving my
theories, am looking for farm
in the South where I can do fur
ther work.
'This farm should be one where
the last owners have taken out all
of the soil. u. preferably on a
hard-surfaced road, not over 20
miles from a medium sized city"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-08

clear that net loss of nine seats
would leave the democrats Al of
tne so seats. The republicans need
a net gain of 27 seats in the. house
IN order to have 218 out of a pos
slole 435. or majority"
flanagan added that "demo-
cratic party workers must make
the American people realize the
tremendous importance of this off
year election :
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-08
CONVICTIONS

RALEIGH, March 7.-P-Con.
victions for drunken driving ir
North Carolina totaled All during
February and brought the two
month total for the year to 843,
according to commissioner Of mo.
tor vehicles T. Boddie Ward. Last
months figure compares with 427
convictions in February, ,1945.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-08
RANNECAN URGES
INTENSIVE DRIVE
tells State Democrats 10
Prepare For Precinct To
Precinct Campaign

DA1EICH, March 7.-U.D-W. P.
Non hnr chairman of the 1916
hol.b .b Carolina Jackson Day din
NOi :" thursday was informed by
nel' LYMAN Robert Hannegan Of the
Cnaancratic National committee
Deu'O lsa narty members must ''pre-
IND. ID. now to wage. an intensive
pale pn.ion in every precinct in the
cd.ilp .:an to retain the party's con-
nd.iu oc;onal najGrities in congress"
Sfs eour majority today is 18 seats
wv w. senate and At in the house" +"
l4nneoan IL wv, notified Horton. 1T is
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-08

Tomatoes were not eaten before
the middle Of the 10Th century be-
cause they were believed poison
Gus.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-14
FRANCE BEVK:
MED DVEMA
VOJNAMA
.cRTICE IN NOVELE

Tam snno, kjer smo bill nekdaj.
1Pijmo, pretepajmo SCI" In 50
-se zopet stepli; sprva je slo lie
"a salo, nazadnje je tekla kri.
Ha! Peter je Oh tel misli OBJ
stal ma klancu, sc zarezal c,ez
yes obraz in izpljunil. Bio je,
kakor da je pljunil ma vso pre-
,teklost in ma vso vas. Kje so
:zdaj nekateri, XII so igrali
DONNA" in peli v zboru? sli 80
cez .mejo ali 'cez morje, pozrla
jih je Argentina, kot da Sc Jim
je vse zamerilo. ''Buenos Aires,
je porogljivo pei Petrov :korak.
Cd tam pisejo: "'Ustanovili smo
drustvo, imenovali >smo ga Lii
pa kot donna. Il besed veje
prikrito domotozje, a vendar
zvenijo kot porog onim, XII SO
ostali.
Dospel je do korita, v katere-
ga je skozi .zamrzel zleb pei de-
bel curek vode. Ma koncu khan
ca, XII sc je v loku spanjal ma
breg, je stala hisa, Petrova do
smacija. Bila je sicer temna, a
tisti veeer sc mu je zdela " me-
secini kot da je IL srebra.
Noga mu je "a hip zastala.
Vleklo ga je momov, a mu je
nova mis- Ell zaobrnila 3korak.
.Stopil je ma tzamrzlo njivo, sc
prihuljeno .kradel med drevesi
sadovnjaka, obsel hiso in "a ko-
zolcem znova stopil ma pot.
Zavriskal ;je, a glas Sc mu je
eudno pretrgal. Pod MIN je ma
poboeju stala hisa, Xxi je bila do
polovice .pogreznjena v breg. Bill
je ze eisto blizu, ko so sc prika-
zala okna in temna vrata. Sko.
ri .tenke, rdeee zavese iz perka.
la je -sijala luc. Ia mizo je Sc.
del gospodar in zehal, gospodi'
MIA je pravkar stopila v vezo
Mike nj bilo.
Peter Sc je tho splazil Cd hi
Sc, zavil okoli hleva in stopil ns
vrt. Znova je zavriskal. z vris'
kom je hotel zadusiti vprasanje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-14
.(Nadaljevanje)

tPrebujali so Sc ,mu sledki spo.
mini ma zivljenje v vasi. Pred
,oei mu je stopil cas- pred vojnc
in ,doba po vojni. .Odkar je bill
,zapustil solske klopi, nj vec vzel
lknjige v roke. Bill je ,mnenja, da
je branje lie "a stare in "a otro'
Ike. Med vojno so Sc mu v brez.
delju in v muki odpirale oci. Za-
lotil Sc je ,pri vprasanju, cemu
vse to? Poizkusal je najti odgo.
,vora v easnikih in v knjigah
Odgovora nj nasel, a obzorje sc
mu je razsirilo. z nekaterimi to.
tvarisi Sc je bio zgodilo isto, il
trpkega razocaranja mad zivlje.
MEM so iskali novih zabav
Fantje liz sosednjih vasi MISC
vec prihajali ma pretep, obisko-
vail SO njihove veselice. Starej.
81 fantje SO mlajse vzgledom
potegnili "a seboj.. Sc tisti, XII SO
bill temu gibaniu v srcu ma.
'sprotni, Sc MISC upali vec norce.
vati. 'Dekleta MISC vec cakala "a
okni nageljnov, prihajala so v
.drustvo. Knjike, casniki, veeer.
ne vaje in petite -.
To zivljenje je bilo "a vas no.
vo, mikavno. Petru je nadome.
scalo nekdanje SAME! Nekega
dne Sc je nenadoma vse zrusi.
10. Preko dezele je bill zavel mr..
eel val ttujega sovrastva do slo'
venske besede. Prislo je bio kc
strela z jasnega, fantje so " sr.
du stiskali pesti, vendar prot
temu nj bilo pomoci. Drustve
Sc je razslo, knjige so v eni noe
raznesli 20 hisah in jih skrili '
podstresja. "Kaj zdaj?" so vpra'
sevali nekateri. Peter je yes go
raj, :sveta jeza mu je ,sijala il
zenic, ko je govoril: "Kaj zdaj;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-14

Torej hvala VS. EN- in vsa-
kemu, XII ste bill tako pridni ma
delu. Zahvalo maj sprejme tudi
.moja soproga, Xxi me je skoro
yes svecer .nadomeseala pri pro-
dali ,vstopnic.
|. Sedaj gIedamo z odprtimi oc-
mi " 'bodocnost, Sc ma vecji ma
.predek, skot se je izrazil mas sta
sri clan Kuncic. OBJ 5O-letnici mai
tbo .tisoc' clanov ''Vbojeanov"!
&c DO malo wee dobre wolfe in
ne proved nanasanje ma tajnika,
pa Sc fbo doseglo. 40-letnica
nam ostane' v lepem spominu
|vsem, Xxi smo dobri jednotarji.
rPozdrav vsem s pozivom, da
Sc gotovo udelezite seje 8. de-
cembra, XII bo letna seja.
j. F. Durn, tajnik
Dodatna pripomba. - Zelo
nam je >zal, da Sc )je ia priredba
morala :vrsiti istega dneva, ko
je .tudi Slovenska narodna Gital-
MICA sproslavljala ,svojo 40-letni-
co, .ker ,bi sc marsikateri cd mas
tie proslave rad udelezil. z nase
[strani Sc nj dalo gpomagati, ker
|, ,po .obicaju vsako leto ina nase
drustvo ma ia dan ,svojo prize
ditev. Tu Sc ponovno vidi, kako
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-14
ENAKoPRAvNosT

Drugace prireditev je Esia
gladko. Tudi kar se .tice obiska,
je bila vdelezba povoljna. Poset-
nikoy. smo imeli .veliko zunanjih,
ma. primer il Detroita, Akrona
in Pennsylvanije, Xxi so mas pri-
sli pogledat. ID nash zavednih
Naprednih Slovenk ,smo jih vi
del, kar cell stab, .-. ~
Vsem tenn .posetnikom maj bo
izrecena najboljsa hvala. Vas
poset bono znali ceniti. r..
}Dalje maj sprejme .naso "a
:hvalo kuhinjshi stab pod ,vod-
:stvom Mrs. Erjavec, ki so sc
kar same kuhale v 'vrocini. Po-
:hvaljeni bodite tudi 'vsi natakar-
il, XII ste bill tako tocni in vest
nj in tisti, XII ste sprejemali pri
wrath. Posebno pa mai Sc ONE
MIN tnaso elanico n1lajse genera
CHE Mrs. Katherine ~sSostaric-
Lehman. Res ne VEN, kaj,bi po-
cell, &c ne bi bilo ME tam .takoj
ma razpolago. Veliko 81 nam |bi-
Law pomoc Katherine! sHvala
'tudi bratu 'Coffu "a njegov 'trud
in delo, kot .vsem tvojim' 'pomoe.
nixon. Hvala Jadranu, Xxi ste
res mojstrsko izvedli 1.-Two 'sliko
sDa ne DO .mogoce kake 'kriti'
ke, maj vam bo vsem skupaj le'
pa hvala. =.
'Drustvo ~ boj" je 4ponovne
zabilo kiln k svojemu nadaljne'
mu napredku OBJ tej ,proslavi
da bo slo dale do svojih .ciljev
Nj bill lie moralen uspeh, *tudi I'll
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-14

|nancen je bill, ceravno je vse ta-
Lko ,drago v sedanjih Cash.
Veno, da de bilo ,prodanih cez
300 vstopnic, IA, .popoldan in
.zvecer. .Nase ligentne .mladi.
Inc Sc je ma plesiscu lxar trio lin
,je hilo veselje jih opazoyati, 10
50 sc stako lepo ,obnaaali, zabaya-
iii in .prijazno z starejso genera
kcijo ,obcevali. Smo lahko ,ponosni
ma to .mladino. Posebna izjenaa
je ,bilo to, da .nismo videli niko-
gar v spijanem .stanju. To nam
daje ,upanje, da nj ,mladina tako
rspridena, kot Sc jo hoee :Ycasih
Epokazati.
.Da ne >pozabim omeniti 'tudi
to, da sta bila ,navzoca diva >usta-
novitelja drustva in sicer Joe
|Kuncie, XII ga je spodpisani pri.
peljal v sdvorano. Joe tKuncic je
bill rpri .zibelki .nasega ,drustva
Joe Sc .je szadnje case pre- cel
i; utrudil. ,Utrudila ga je bolezerf
tako da so smu >skoro noge cd.
EpovedaM.
iDalje. Sc je. tudi >odzval .usta'
Enovitelj Louis, starman z sopro'
(go, Xxi pa je v sprimeri z -prejs:
Fnjin Sc *pravi lmladenie. Upam
Eda sta, z nami vred uzivala uspe'
he te .prireditve.
John Prusnik bi Sc tudi mo-
lral udeleziti, pa so nam poveda'
Ii, da je bolan. Seveda, MOI tn
di :ze mad 7O-letnik in je bolje
da 'se ,varuje in zelimo, da bo pa
OBJ nasiII AS ali ,50-letnici navzoc
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.REDN kOvA
P0$TA
ANadaljevanje "a. strani)

NSoN0AjCSeAAJN u q. Os1UAAv
stare domovine nj bilo casa, ker
sc je program zavlekel do Z
ure. Pc programu sc je razvila
prosta zabava in vecerja " spod- :
Mi dvorani. ,zal, da pri tenn nj.
.smo mogli ,nuditi .tiste postrez:
be, kot ,smo zeleli. MANFRED ne.
rodnos je bila pri TEN, ko SC
nam nekatere nase mlade clani.
ce obljubile pomoc pri servira.
nju veeerje ko je bill cas- zato
jih nj bilo. .Priskocile so nam ma
pomoc, clanice, XII so bile navzo.
&c liz drugih drustev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-14
GEN. EISENHOWER NE
PDDA OSTAVKE

. WASHINGTON, IL. nov. =
FPredsednik Truman je zavrgel
|vesti o ''resignaciji gen. Dwight
D. Eisenhower" 'kot neuteme-
|ljene. Vest o nameravani ostav.
XII vrhovnega poveljnika ameri.
ske oborozene sile je najprvo
|neofocielno glasilo armade "Ar.
my Times"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-14
POZOR!

Ker krozijo nasebini .razne
vesti glede posiljanja paketov v
stare .domovino. vana podajamo
nekaj pojasnil.
Nasa tvrdka zeli posebno ma
glasiti, da Sc vedno posilja pa
kete cd IL do A funtov.
Torej, -ee zelite poslati pomoc
vasim sorodnikom v domovino,
obrnite Sc do zanesljive tvrdke
Mihaljevich Bros. Co.
Nasa tvrdka je poslala Re mad
5000 paketov in Sc nj Sc nobe-
den zgubil. Vsi SO bill prejeti
po pravih naslovnikih.
z ozirom ma posiljanje dollar
jew, zelimo omeniti, da Narodna
banka v Ljubljani, Zagrebu, Bel
gradu, Susaku in Splitu, izpla-
cuje nase denarne nakaznice
Money ORDER direktno in ta-
.koj.
Mi posiljamo denar direktno
ma naslovnika, kateri ga dobi "
.desetih ali dvajsetih dneh.
Ia nadaljna pojasnila Sc obr-
mite takoj ma
9MihoIievich Bros. Co.
6424 ST. CLAIR AVE.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-14

nam je potrebna tako imenova-
ma "Zveza kulturno-prosvetnih
drustev', da bi Sc taksne nepri-
like preprecile.
Mas dobri dian in poseeevalec
rednih sci, Peter Bukomik in
njegova soproga sta darovala v
drustveno blagajno SIS, ker Sc
liz tehtnih vzrokov nista mogla
.udeleziti tproslave. Hvala vam
in Sc kaj posnemalcev!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-14

Isl NH je renko .stopalo ma jerk.
Kje je Milka? Use .lepe .misli ma
MO SO bile v .hipni summit .paga-
zene.
(Nadaljevonje ,s1edi) !.