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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-07

IN NCOUNTY
(Contlnued from page ID

N10iilAlhGA - CA'A fftts~
bert, R, 4217; Aria A. Albaugh,
81, 6.
For lieutenant governor--Ceorge
D. Nye, D, 1872; Paul M. Herbert,
r, 1881; Peter NJ. Kapitz, 81, g..
For Secretary of State Char
les F. Sweeney, d, 1841; Edward
j. Hummel, r, 5451.
For Treasurer of State--James
T. Welsh, d, 1851; Don II. Ebright,
r, 4734.
For Attorney General-Timothy
S. Hogan, D, 1895; Hugh S. Jen-
kins, r, 5474
For United States Senator Cfull
term)-James w. Huffman, ID,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-07
Presbyterian churches at A p. m.

Some of the members of the Y
Teen will attend a Y-Teen neigh
borhood conference Saturday, Nov.
9. The conference is being held in
Delaware Willis high school. The
girls from Marysville will have
charge of the worship program.
The following girls are going:
Janice Rausch, Ann Carr, Marilyn
Shearer, Pat Haggard, Violet
Stierhoff, Georgeann Hamilton,
Jane Beasecker, Ann Woode, Pat
Way, Marion McCracken, Joan AL
lemang. and the, advisor, Miss
Kloepfer.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-07
TO THE VOTERS

Once again, thank you for the
fine vote of confidence you gave
me Tuesday. l shall endeavof to
serve the people of this county
to the best of my ability in the
forthcoming session of the Legis-
lature.
Clifton L. Caryl,
Representative.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-07
NOTICE
UNION COUNTY
TRESPASSINC
CONTROL ASSOCIATION

@OIN NIL fA00O~AE
We the undersigned, prohibit
hunting and trespassing without
"a written permit. These farms are
patrOlled:
George Kleiber*
w. S. Miller & L. w. Krebe-
henne*
w. II. RawlinS*
Kenneth Rogers
j. H. Evans
S. A. Bellville*
]. Walter Geer*
R. T. Guys
John S. Parrots
D. E. Watkins
Carpenter Bros
r. E. Bricker*
w. B. Smith
Leroy VOLTS
Guy L. Green*
r. V. Mayhugh*
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-07
THANKS TO VOTERS

My sincere thanks to all those
who worked on my behalf and sup
ported me at the polls in Tuesdays
election. 1t is greatly appreciated.
Walter harrington,
County Commissioner.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-07
IN APPRECIATION

l wish to thank everyone who
cast their ballots in my favor in
Tuesdays election, and who work
ed on my behalf in the campaign.
John G. Wolff,
Union township.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-07
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL, MARYSvILLE, OHIO
LIVESTOCK PRICES HAVE WIDER
SPREAD SINCE CONTROLS END

market where quality is very inn
portant, or whether they should be
fed longer to obtain the desired
finish.
Evening star., 1946-12-26
HitIer's Aides Lied to Him,
Records of Meetings Reveal

dictated the contents to female
typists who prepared the copy.
| The character of Hitler stands
out very wen in these papers He
appears as the commanding gem
eral of the German army. but q
me6dler, an actor and a part-tin1e
military genius. He did not have
the knowledge of tactics to lead an
army. but he assumed it. He
thought because he was corporal
in the last war he could solve corn-
plicated problems in this, basing
his opinion on his previous expert
ence. His position then, as regi-
mental runner, hardly prepared him
for this latter task He iIlterfered
in matters about which he knew
nothing, and he loved the more
complicated problems.
Opposed His Generals.
He diverted much of the airplane
industry into the production of the
HE-l77, which was to become the
plane to win the war. When the
plane was finished it required sew
eral tons of fuel for a routine flight
and proved to be totally useless
But it was Hitlers brainchild and
had to be completed.
Occasionally Hitler would ask
about the disposition Of battalion
or some minor detail, not because
it affected the subject at hand but
because he wanted his audience to
see that he had everything in mind
and thought about everything.
In tactics he was opposed to his
conservative generals, and by his
Evening star., 1946-12-26

brashness frequently pulled oil
coups which no experienced soldier
would have dared do. His officers
always put difhculties in his way,
saying that not all the preparations
Il had been made, and trying to put
off the testing OF the military ma
chine. But Hitler simply went
ahead, ignoring the suggestions OF
the army, navy and air corps.
Perhaps his greatest mistake, out
side of the idea that he could fight
Ia front war, was the belief that
Ieyery piece of ground should be
fought for. Instead OF retreating
to prepared defenses, his men were
ordered to fight to the finish wher-
ever they were.
/ He was frequently deceived by
his officers. On New Year Day,
1916, the ever-optimistic LuftWaffe
high command launched a large
scale attack against airfields at
Paris, Rheims, Brussels, Antwerp
and Eindhoven. Hitler was against
such maneuvers because he wanted
to save his air force for the defense
Of Germany and not for offensive
strategy.
At first he was told that so. planes
had been shot down, and each time
he asked after that he was told
that an additional Is had been re-
ported missing. He eventually
learned that 400 was the actual
number lost. (The Allies had
claimed 363J
Goering attended the meetings
only about once a week and then
rarely contributed anything. At the
beginning of the war, when he came
Hitler would open the door for him
chat a moment with him alone
Evening star., 1946-12-26

outside and. then bring him in and
introduce him with d flourish. His
arrival was an event. But when his
Luftwaffe failed to accomplish any
Of its IniSsions--the destruction Of
England, the relief of Stalingrad
and the wardine of of the invasion
|-Goering lost favor with Hitler.
Himmler and Goebbels attended
the meetings only rarely, as they
had no great connection with the
military phase OF the war effort.
After the middle OF 1914, Himmier
attended from time to time; but
he just sat in, as he was not suf-
ficiently well briefed.
Generals Keitel and Jodl, who
always attended. rarely had much
to say. They had no field experience
but were rather the finds" Of Hit
ler. Keitel was known as the yes
man. as he always repeated what
Hitler said. The stenographers had
a special symbol to write, ''Keitel
repeats what the Fuehrer said
Hitler was always the central fg-
ure in the conferences and led the
conversation at all times. Hitler
spoke always with great feeling.
Evening star., 1946-12-26

ironically or bitterly or with hillnor.
The importance Of the fragments
is obvious. They are, the only ex-
tant documents which show us how
Hitler acted In council, how he took
over the rule Of Germany and how
he destroyed it. No other d0cu-
ments give us fragment Of the
information that these give. Up
until their discovery Hitler was a
mystery, and w DID not know how
he managed his people.
These fragments, distressingly IN
complete. nevertheless give us a
good idea Of his methods. For that
reason, they are probably the most
important single documents con-
nected with Hitler
Evening star., 1946-12-26
By George Allen
Svo'9S V"
Copyright. 1946, by North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec. 26.r
In 1912 Hitler decided a record
should be kept of all his military
These usually took
place twice day in the afternoon
and evening. Hitler wanted to have
written evidence of what took place
at the meetings in case OF argument
later On -
The service began in the latter
part of 1912 and continued until
April %, 1945, when one Herr Gesell
and DR.. Haagen took down the
last formal conference in Berlin
just before leaving by airplane for
Munich and then Berchtesgaden.
Three Copies Prepared.
Three copies of the notes were
prepared. The original, from which
that portion of our fragments are
taken, was kept with the steno-
graphic notes. This was known as
the .fuehrerkopie" and was Hitler's
own copy. One copy was given to
Gen. Scherff, the historian of the
German army, and one copy was
put in the army archives.
Hitler's copy of the whole, with
the stenographic originals, was
flown from Berlin about April 20,
1945, stored in the barracks beyond
Hintersee, and there burned by SIS
troops in the beginning OF May. Gen.
Gcher6 burned his cOpy shortly be-
fore the arrival of the Americans
and the set in the army archives
presumably was burned in Berlin
with the other records.
The men in charge of the burn
ing of our copy did not do thor
ough job and we owe our fragments
to this. We have less than 80 pages
of an original total OF about 100000.
The stenographers took notes in
pairs in order to be able to check
one another. After the session, they
Evening star., 1946-12-26

a self-appointed erploder OF
myths about Hitler, the ,Dyiter is
a former stat sergeant tn mill
tary intelligence iDho 1DGs one OF
ttOo. United States Army. men TO
inteYrogate HiHer's secretaries
iohen oar forces reached Bereh-
tesgaden. Helearned that Hitler
kept records OF his military talks.
He traced the file and recovered
Dhat had not been destroyed
Evening star., 1946-12-26

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PAGE

There arc many Valont inc Parties in progress lthis afternGon in toun and in tho school. FWe just hoard that ono room, has scvcn Lovely cakos, lots of cookies and what |o1se TO don't know.
 Lots of kiddies won't hovo any appetite for supper ton ght. Oh ucll, Valont ino's Day comos only caco q year. |Ploco your choico for MhfonUsia Tafdw tomorrow night in ono of tho Thoctors.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-03
l3 VOJNIH NEWEST II AN
GLUE DOSPELO SEMKAJ
z VOJASKIM LETALOM

Pretekli petek zvecer je pri-
stalo ma zrakoplovskem polju v
Clevelandu vojasko letalo, XII je
prineslo direktno il Anglije Is
britskih "vojnih newest" in tri
deteta. Med mimi je bila zena
clevelandskega veterana Karre-
ma Waltjena, XII je vlakom po-
toval v Chicago, kjer je imelo
letalo pristati, ampak Sc je cd
tam vrnilo v Cleveland, ker
vsled slabega vremena tamkaj
nj moglo izvesti varnega prista-
MIA. Tako Sc je dvojica, XII Sc nj
videla cd augusta, sestala sele
naslednjega dne ma domu moze-
viii starsev, kjer bo ostala, do
kler 81 ne uredi lastnega donna.
Ostale vojne neveste il Angli-
je bodo bivale po raznih krajih
sirom Zedinjenih draw. To je
bill prvi slucaj, da je kako letalo
pristalo v Clevelandu, ne da bi
Sc ustavilo kje ma poletu il Ev-
rope.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-03
Eden mrtev;
sest uslo ognju

Vceraj sta Sc zopet primerila
diva pozara ma vzhodni strani
mesta. John w. White, &c let
star, 233O E. 81 St., je zgubil
zivljenje, ko Sc je, kot DONNIE
vajo, prevrnila pee "a gretje,
XII je bila ma Ollie in je zanetila
ogenj v stanovanju. sest drugih
oseb, XII so ziveli v dvo-stano-
vanjski hisi, je uslo ognju in SO
Sc resili. Sc cello SO let starega
John Cooka so ognjegasci resi-
Ii.
Bennie Glatreakis, star 62 let,
6617 Wade Park Ave-, je prisel
vceraj zgodaj domov. Tedaj sc
je v stanovanju primerila eks-
plozija pima, XII je uhajal nekje
nezgorljiv in pri tenn je dobil hu-
de opekline po glavi in rokah.
Nahaja Sc v Mount Sinai bolnis-
nici.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-03
Delegate ODRINILI v
LONDON MA ZBOROVA-
NJE ZDRUz. NARODOV

NEW YORK, 1. januarja -
Danes oh stirih zjutraj so odri-
Mill v London ma krovu parnika
"Queen Elizabeth" delegate
Zedinjenih draw in Kanade, XII
Sc udelezijo zasedanja zbornice
Zdruzenih narodov, XII Sc DO
otvorila 10. januarja.
S skupino je odpotovala Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, XII je pred
ykrcanjem- ma ladjo izjavila, da
smatra potrebnim, da bi Sc IL
bral uradni zastopnik, XII DO 60
voril "a celotno delegacijo. Biv-
81 postni mojster Frank Walker,
XII je tudi delegat, je rekel, da Sc
strinja z Mrs. Roosevelt.
Vdova pokojnega predsednika
je pred odhodom rekla: "Pre-
vienna me custvo, da stojim pred
veliko odgovornostjo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-03
Ohio stoji pred nalogo, da preskrbi delo
in stanovanje "a $4,000 vojnih veteranov

Cd jeseni 1910 je Stric Sam
poklical k oborozenim sila m
okrog $4,000 Ohijcanov, kate
rib ogromna vecina Sc DO do sre-
de tekocega leta vrnila domov.
To pomeni, da bo drzava kot
celota, predvsem pa velika me-
sta kot Cleveland, stala pred
emo najvecjih nalog v svoji zgo-
DOWN..
Vsem TEN veteranom DO tre-
ba preskrbeti stanovanje, delo,
prilike "a izucitev raznih roko-
delcev in obrti, solsko izobraz-
bo, zdravnisko oskrbo in po-
strezbo bolnim in pohabljenim
ter financno pomoc, da Sc bodo
cim~ hitreje in CHM lazje prilago-
dill civilnemu zivljenju.
Kako ia problem skokoma ra-
ste, je razvidno il stevilk, XII ka-
zejo, da medtem ko je bilo pro-
slega februarja odpuscenih v
drzavi il oborozenih sill same
1859 moz, pa je v novembrr
stevilo narastlo ma 1O7, ,418, v de-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-03
|DOlgOvi mesta Gle
|velanda znizzani

IL mestne hise poroeajo, da
so zakljucili knjige "a leto 1915,
XII izkazujeje najnizje dolgove
tekom zadnjih % let. Mesto je
dolzno "a razne bonde samo
$96, ,454, 500. v zadnjih stirih
letih Sc je tudi odplacalo me-
kaj mad sestnajst in pol milijo-
nov dolarjev mestnega dolga.
Kljub temu je ma vidiku zniza-
ME zaposlenosti pri mestu in
mezde, ker nj priznanega dovolj
denarja "a upravne stroske.
| Mestna zbornica je ze dovoli-
la mestni upravi, do odredi po-
sebne volitve v februarju, da sc
vprasa volilce "a zvisanje uprav-
mega sklada, XII sedaj bazira ma
davkih rs mill, da sc zvisa ma
10. mill. Druge volitve glede IL
daje bondov "a razne poprave v
znesku pet milijonov dolarjev pa
Sc namerava razpisati v maju.
Ako, davkoplacevalci oboje do
volijo in odobrijo, Sc vseeno ne
bo zvisalo davkov ma posestva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-03
GEN. cIANG KAJSEK
APELIRA "a EDINSTVO

NANKING, /. januarja. -
Gen. ciang Kajsek je objavil
APPEL ma voditelje vseh strank,
da Sc zedinijo in naznanil, da Sc
10. januarja snide narodni svet.
" apelu pa sc vztraja. da mora
jo SANDSTONE armade izginitA
in da Sc mora dovoliti nemoten
zeleznicni prevoz.
Ma gen. Marshalla, H je do
spel Y Kino kot novi anleriski
poslanik, je general apeliral, a.
nastopi V vlogi posredov ovalca.
Gen. Marshall Sc je danes za6el
posvetovati . voditelji komunf-
Isticne stranke glede kopean =
lcivilne vojne,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-03
AytObusna stavka
danes kOncana

Kot Sc poroca, sc uradno pre-
neha stavka voznikov pri Grey
hound avtobus druzbi danes po-
poldne OBJ 5. uri. Obe stranki,
unija delavrev in uradniki ayto-
busne firme SO sprejeli pogojno
predsednika Trumana priporo-
clio, da prepustijo koncno resi-
tev problema posebnemu odbo-
ru, sestojecemu IL petih clanov,
katere bo imenoval predsednik
Truman.
Pricakujejo, da bo v soboto
avtobusni promet obnovljen v
18 drzavah, kot je bill v veljavi
pred dvemi meseci, ko Sc je stav-
ka pricela. Ia mesec januar bo-
do delavci, XII so organizirani
pri A. F. of L. Motor Coach En-
ployees uniji, delali po start po-
godbi, XII je potekla 81. oktobra.
V tenn easu pa upajo priti do
kaksnega sporazuma z uradniki
Greyhound Lines, da sestavijo
novo pogodbo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-03
ROSE MASTNAK

Vceraj oh 1915 uri popoldne
je preminila Rose Mastnak, ro-
jena Trnik, stara 72 let. Stano-
vala je pri hceri Mrs. Jennie
Mohorcic ma 1906 Holmes Ave.
Pokojnica je bila donna IL vasi
Velenje ma Spodnjem stajer-
skem, odkoder je prisla Y Anne
riko leta 1920. Tukaj zapusca
.tri hcere: Mrs. Mohorcic, Mrs.
Christine Skapin in Mrs. Pauline
Snow, XII Sc nahaja Y South Ac-
worth, N. H. Men soprog Mi
chael je unnrl leta 1886. Pogreh
se DO vrsil Y. .sobotb Oh 2. uri po.
poldne Il pogrebnega zavoda
August F. Svetak, 478 p. 151
St, na Highland Park pokopa,
lisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-03

da hi bila stavka preklicana, ra-
zen, ako bi druzbe pristale ma
delno mezdno zvisanje.
Poljedelski tajnik Anderson
je snoei v Washingtonu izjavil,
da sc mora stavka v klavnicah
"a vsako ceno prepreciti, ker SO
zaloge mesa v dezeli prenizke,
da bi sc moglo riskirati posle-
dice take. stavke.
"Vlada Sc je obvezala, da bo
poslala velike kolicine mesa "
Evropo "a kritje relifnih po-
treb,' je rekel Anderson, "po-
leg tega pa mora skrbeti "a po-
trebe svojih lastnih oborozenih
sill. Enako nujno je, da klavni-
ce nadaljujejo z ne m o t e nj i'm
obratom "a zadostitev potreb
nasega lastnega civilnega pre-
bivalstva.'
Poljedelski tajnik je rekel, da
bi stavka tudi vrgla IL ravno-
tezja trg z zivino oh casu, ko so
razpolozljive zaloge Irvine ma
najnizji tocki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-03
Novi igrobovi
JAKOB RUPE

V Cleveland State bolnisnici
je po dolgi bolezni umrl Jacob
Rupe, star rs let, stanujoc ma
978 E. 50 st. Donna je bill il
Brod Moravice, odkoder je pri-
Sci v Cleveland pred 40 lett. Bill
je clan drustva Carniola Tent,
st. 1888 TN. Tukaj zapusca So
progo Helen in sina Adolpha.
Pogreb sc bo vrsil v soboto OBJ 9.
uri zjutraja il Zakrajskovega po-
grebnega zavoda v cerkev sv.
Pavla ma e. 40 st. in nato ma
Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-03

cembru pa Sc je vrnilo domov
mad 10000 MOI.
Vsega skupaj je bilo v drza-
vi minulem letu odpuscenih il
oborozenih sill 315,0O0 MOI, cd
katerih jih je ma okraj Cuyaho-
ga odpadlo okrog $4,000.
Najbolj pereea stran proble-
ma bo, kako zaposliti vracajoce
Sc veterane, takoj ma drugem
mestu pa stoji stanovanjsko
vprasanje, in splosen vtis je, da
DO polozaj v tekoeem letu v tenn
pogledu slabsi kot pa je bill la
nj. To velja predvsem "a prvo
polovico leta, dokler sc program
industrijske rekonverzije ne IL
vede ma cell crti.
Kar Sc stanovanj tice, Sc kon-
servativno racuna, da bo treba
samo v Clevelandu " tekocem
letu preskrbeti najmanj 10000
stanovanj, katerih danes nj ma
razpolago, predno Sc DO zadosti-
10 najbolj nujnim potrebam We
teranov, ko so sc vrnili IL VOL
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-03
UTONIL v JEZERU MA
NOVEGA LETA DAN

CHICAGO, 2. januarja. - Ri
chard Zirkle, star 38 let, hi je
incl navajo, da Sc je vsako le-
to ma Novega leta dan Sci ko-
pat v jezero Michigan, je danes
po skoku v vodo utonil. 2 njim
vred je Sci u vodo njegoy 81
letni prijatelj Nicholas Du Boy
sc, XII je rekel, da sta skupaj sla
" vodo in da je Zirkle kmalu
nato izginil.
v MilWaukeeju 50 Sc sli ko.
. pat Y jezero clani 'Kluba polar
mega medveda !" ii sestoji = Sti.
|rih nao6lkih in enc zenske. III
lk so \ podi zelo malo tas
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-03
PROGRESSIVE sLOVENKE
KROZEK ST. 1.

Nocoj oh 8. uri Sc vrsi redna
mesecna seja krozka St.. 1 Pro-
gresivnih Slovenk v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd. Clanice so prosene, da Sc
gotovo udelezijo, in obenem Sc
prosi clanico, XII je prodala IL
stem ma ime ]. Oblak, da jo opo-
zori, da je delezna dobitka, ka-
terega maj pride iskati ma dom
Mrs. Wolf, 147O3 Sylvia, Ave.,
drugace Sc ga bo ponovno od-
dalo. sr....
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-03

Izjavil je, da bo stavka usta-
villa delo ne samo v vseh veil
kin klavnicah kot Swift, Ar
mour, Wilson in Cudahy, temvec
da DO stavka prizadela tudi vse
manjse klavnice, skupno 147
klavnic sirom dezele.
Unija je sklenila odrediti stav-
ko, ko so klavniske korporacije
zavrnile memo zahtevo "a 25
centov poviska place ma uro.
Clark pa je dostavil, da bi BIZ
la unija pri wolff preklicati stav-
kovno odredbo, ako bi kompani-
je takoj priznale II centov in
pol zvisanja in pristale, da Sc
glede ostalih Z centov in pol vr-
sijo pogajanja.
Povprecna plaza v klavnicah
samO Sic ma uro
Sedaj zasluziio delavci v klav-
niski industriji povprecno po 81
centov ma uro. .Medtem ko sc
pogajanja med unijo in druzba-
mi nadaljujejo, pa je predsed-
mix unije izjavil, da nj misliti,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-03
|85. 200 NOGAVIC
II UMETNE svILE!


Velike department trgo-
vine v mestu so snOci ma
znaniIe, da bodo danes da-
lie ma prodaj $1,000 parov
zenskih nogavic y umetne
svile (nylon stockings), kar
seveda pomeni, da zaloga
ne bo niti priblizno zadost-
ma, da hi Sc moglo postreci
neznemu spoIu, XII je m e d
vojno najbolj trpel, ker Sc
je moral zadovoljiti S pro-
dukti slabse kvalitete.
Vodstvo trgovin so 81
omislili razne metode, da
preprecijo naval ali cello kaj
hujsega m e d zenskami, XII
bOdO oblegale rOdajniske
mize. Ena trgovina ma pri-
mer ie naznanila, da bo de-
lila pOsebne karte, ampak
vecina bo menda prepusti-
La polozaj razvoju in kdor
DO pref prisel, tisti bo do
bill, ozirOma dobila, dokler
ne DO zaloga posla. v no
benem slucaju pa Sc ne bo
moglo kupiti vec kot en- par
svilenih nogavic.
Steer pa Sc opozarja, da
ia situaci,ia ne bo vec dol
60 trajala. Tovarne "a IL
delovanje svilenih nogavic
delajo S polno paro in v te-
ku nekaj tednov jih bodo
clevelandske trgovine imele
dOvOlj, da sc bo lahko vsem
pOstreglo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-03
RESNI NEMIRI
|IZBRUHNILI MA KOREJI

SEOUL, Koreja. Te kom
zadnjih dni 50 Korejcani vprizo-
rii resne izgrede, tekom katerih
SO bill ameriski vojaki, ki vrsi-
10 okupacijsko sluzbo kamenja-
nj. Demonstracije 50 izraz pro-
tesla prot sklepu velike trojice.
de pride Koreja zacasno pod
upravo velesil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-03
OcE IDENTIFICIRAL
TRUPLO KOT SINOVO.
POTEM PA JE PRISEL SIN

STEATOR, ILL.,, 2. januarJa.
- Vceraj zgodaj zjutraj je po-
liciia zbudila 52-letnega mesar-
ia Edwarda Huberja, da gre v
mrtvasnico, in identificira tru-
plo nekega mladega moskega,
XII je bill ubit v avtni nesreci, kot
truplo svojega 31-letnega sina
Alfredo, XII Sc je nedavno vrnil
Pacifika. .
Neki policaj je ze poprej pred
mrliskim oglednikom prical, da
ie ubiti mladi moski Alfred HUI
Der in izdan je bill smrtni list $
tenn imenom.
Trenotek nato pa vstopi
mrtvasnico xiv in zdrav Alfred
Huber, XII sc je vrnil 2 obiska v
bliznje mesto in zacudeno vpra-
sa, kaj da Sc godi. Njegova ma
ii je omedlela, sestre pa 50 po-
stale histericne. Bratje SO mu
radostno segali v roko, n1edtem
ko 81 je oci pomel oci in rekel:
"Sin, stavil bi bil, da 81 bill to.
Ampak Oh sestih sem bill Be ma
10 zaspan.
Pozneje Sc je dognalo, da je
bill ubiti moski 23-letni Walter
Springman Il Altona, Ill, ki je
bill tudi 6ele nedavno odpuscen
II armade.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-03

Porocilo je napisal Arthur
Noyes, XII je ocividno obiskal ne
katere izmed teh cetniskih sku-
pin, XII pa ne trdi, da je videl ge-
nerala Mihajlovica. Clanek je
brez dvoma senzacijski, ampak
o MEM Sc s sigurnostjo lahko
rece, da je "prijetno pretiran.
Noyes je prebil kakih deset
dni v Jugoslaviji in ocividno ne
pozna tamkajsnjih razmer.
stevilo Mihajlovicevih
pristasev zelo pretirano
Nam vsem, XII smo sc ponovno
mudili v juzni Srbiji in Bosni, je
znano, da Sc je v sumadiji skri-
valo in da sc BE vedno skriva
mnogo Mihajlovicevih pristasev.
Toda njih stevilo znasa samo
nekaj sto ali tisoc, nikakor pa
ne vec stotisoc, kakor poroca
Noyes.
Ko smo Sc tekom volilne kam-
panic vozili proti Kragujevcu,
Sc mas je posvarilo, da Sc v go
rah mad Gornjim Milanovem,
samo 65 mill JUNO cd Belgrade,
nahajajo ostanki Mihaj ajlovicevih
Get. Nekaj sto cetnikov Sc skriva
v gozdovih mad Kraguljevom,
nekoliko bolj JUNO in dalje pro-