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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
POOLED Y DAvNINo

Znanstvenisi 50 nedavnc Cd
krili " drzavi Irak sostanle sell
Sea, katero smatrajo "a najsta-
rejso dosedaj znano poljedelsko
naselbino. Kraj je v blizini me
sta Hasuna, nekako v sreflini
med Saedozemskim, Crnim il,
Kaspiskim nnorjena in Peril
skim zalivom. v tistih krajih Sc
zdaj raste divja psenica, ki je
prednica sedanjih kultiviranih
psenicnih vrst. Tam, sodijo
znanstveniki, so Sc nasi dawn
primitivni predniki prvie zaceli
ukvarjati S primitivnim polje.
delstvom.
Izkopanine ma gori omenje.
mem kraju SO pokazale ostanke
his, zgrajenih il nezgane ope.
Ike .Najdeni kosi loncenih posed
kazejo starost osem tisoe let
Najbolj zanimiva najdba "a
znanstvenike pa je primitiven
asrp, izdelan il ostrih p1oscic
kremenca, XII SO vlozene " otr.
delo zenneisko smolo. Ia srp je
Sc vedno tako oster, da je mo.
goee z MIN zeti Tito.
Znanstveniki, tako zvani an.
tropologisti, so mnenja, da Sc
cloveski rod nj razvil ma kakem
doloeenem delu sveta, ampak Sc
lie razvil ma raznih mestih in v
raznih cash. DAWN nasi primi.
ttivni predniki, kakor Sc danda:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10

liz Nemeije ter srecno prispela v
1hribe X partizanoI11.
mi be bilo konec trpljenja.
Dne o. aprila 1D45 SO zopet
Nemci ulovii Ivana kot partiza-
ma, ga odvedli v goriski zapor
ter mucii in pretepali SO ga, kot
bi bill zivina, ne pa clovek. To je
trajalo do razpada Nemcije.
''Dne 1. maja 1945 smo pa
|prisli domov, JAZZ, Ivan in Ida.
Ia ostale pa nismo vedei mic,
kje so, tako da prva "a nami je
|prisla domov sestra Maria dne
Is. maja 1915, sama, brez moza,
ker MEGA so umorili v nemskem
taboriscu Dachau. Tako je osta-
la reva sama, brez vsakogar in
tudi njej sc vse oropali, da da-
nes ne moreno pomagati en- a
drugi. Edino 81 pomagamo S to-
lazilnimi besedami "a boljso bo-
docnost. Potem je prisla hcerka
Jolanda ali samo "a videti mas,
ker nismo mislili, da sc bono
videli Sc kdaj. Potem je prisel
domov sin Alojzij il Nemcije,
tako da manjkal mi je Sc sta
rejsi sin. Ia MEGA nismo vedeli,
kje je, ali Sc zivi, ali je mrtev.
Dolgo casa nj bio glasu cd ME-
ga, potem pa Sc je oglasil. On je
bill ma Hrvaskem " bolnisnici.
Bill je ranjen, ina pokvarjeno
desno roko. Sedaj pa Sc nahaja
v pedoficirskih solah, tam ne
kje blizu Reke.
'Tudi Jolanda Sc nahaja Sc
vedno v vojaski sluzbi v Ljub-
ljani, mlajsi sin pa v Tolminu
pri Narodni vojski. Ostali smo
donna in je tudi Maria Z nami.
Brat Andrej je Sc vedno v Tr-
bovlju. Kako Sc je z MIN 60
dilo, ne vem, ker nisrno imeli Sc
moznosti "a til ga obiskati. Ber-
to je bill "a casa vojne pri sv.
Luciji pri sorodnikih. Sedaj pa
della " tovarni v Anhovem, da
81 sluzi vsakdanji kruh. Stric
Miha Sc ina dobro svojo dru-
Zinc. Zdravi SO in mic jim ne
primanjkuje. Cd strica Albina
pa nimam nobenih movie in mic
ne vemo, kje da sc nahaja in
kako je Z MIN.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
PlSmA IL STAREGA kRAJA
"Tuiego ne moromo. svoiego ne domo :.

Mr., Joseph Durjava, 758 E.
232 st. Euclid, O., je prejel pi-
smo cd svoje sestre, FAM Kraj-
mix, XII je preje zivela v Dollar
ju, sedaj pa stanuje Rocinju
pri Kanalu ma Goriskem, odkar
so jo Italijani pregnali IL meme
rojstne hise. Pismo je prvo il
te okolice v sestih letih in je sle-
dece vsebine:
Rocinj, 1S. nov. 1915.
'Ljubi brat!
"Sporocam Ii, da sem We
likim veseljem sprejela Tvoje
nepricakovano pismo, "a katero
Sc I'll prav iz dina srca zahva-
linn. Veseli me, da ste vsi zdra-
vi in da Sc innate dobro. T u d i
mi, hvalabogu, smo vsi zdravi.
Predno nadaljujem pisanjem,
TIE prav lepo in sreno pozdra-
bim, Tebe in cello Tvojo druzi-
no.
"Vprasas me, maj Ii opisem,
,kako smo preziveli tel dolgi
in strasni vojni. Hocem Ii lie ne
kaj opisati o nasem zgodovin-
skem zivljenju. Pred vsem smo
sc zavedali, da mas je rodila slo-
venska matt. Zavedali smo Sc
tudi, da smo Slovenci suznji pod
italijanskim fasizmom. Zato smo
Sc podali v boj proti krutemu
fasizmu, boz "a boljso bodoc-
most nasih otrok.
"Zacetek nasega trpljenja je
bill leta 1885, ko so mas italian
ski fasisti virgil iz nase' rojstne
hise ma cesto nedoraslimi otro-
XII. Kan Sc podati, kje zavetje
iskati? To je bilo "a pomisliti.
Vsemu smo Sc pocasi privadili
in IL dneva dan je slo naprej.
Pocasi smo 81 zopet nekaj opo-
mogli, la srno 81 kupili nekaj
zivine in srno well nekaj zem-
ljisca v najenl, tako da smo Sc
prezivljali. Otroci SO dorasli in
tako da nam je zecelo iti ze do
bro, ali le, "a malo casa.
Mas krizev pot Sc je zacel le.
ia 1943. Bio je tako, kakor sem
II zgorai nayedla, da smo Sc
zavedali, da mas je rodila slo-
yenska matt.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
PRVI JUGoSLO LOVANI
Y AMERIKI!

Kdo so bill prvi Jugoslovani,
Xxi so Sc naselfi v Ameriki? &c
ne veste, citajte "A Nation Of
Nations" knjigo, XII je najnovej-
Sc literarno delo nasega ameri-
sko-slovenskega poznanega in
spostovanega pisatelja Louis
Adamica. Ia vsakega naseljenca
ali tn rojenega Slovenca ali Ju-
goslovana je zelo vazno, da We!
v urednistvu Enakopravnosti jo
lahko nabavite.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10

"Dragi brat, ne naisi, da to-
kar sem III pisala, da Sc je samo.
2 nami godilo, ne. Bilo je ma sto
in sto in BE vee druzin, BE ma
.hujsi naGin prizadetih, CO raw
no ne IL nase vasi ali vedno IL
nash krajev. Italijanski fash
lsti in nemski nacisti so ma vse
inacine unicevai vasi in, raorii
ljud. Pozigai 50 vasi, iadi SO
metai live v ogeni, so Jill obe-
sali, SO jih zgali, SO Jim vzigaA
zvezdo v cello, Twin so vrtai oci
in Sc ma sto drugih nacinev SO
mucili ub0ge, zavedne Sl0vence.
kjub vsemu trpljenju sedaj ho-
cejo, da bi Sc mi vdali, ker IA
sizem je unieen, ali fasisti Sc
zivijo. Mi pa Sc ne bono vdali,
hocemo doseGi to, kar sme 81
nanaenili.
ma grobovih nasih padiih
bercev snac prisegli, da njih r.
I've ne smejo biti zalnan in tudi
ne bodo. Tudi &c je potrebno,
bono sli ponovno v boj, ker mi
smo taxi, da tujega nocemo a
svojega ne damo.
"Prosim Te, ako dobis to pi-
smo, da ga das citati vsem Two
jim znancem, da bodo vedei, ko-
like smo moral zavedni Sloven-
ci trpeti pod fasisticnim terror
jem.
"Koneam to mole pismo.
Sprejmi najlepse pozdrave cd
mas vseh III in celia Tvoja dru-
zina. Obenem pa III voscimo We
sele boziena praznike in srecno
novo leto 1916, da bi Hivali
srecni in veseli Sc mnogo let, to
Vam zelim JAZZ in VISA moja dru-
zina in tudi sestra Maria.
"Ako dobis to pisno, prosim,
da nam takoj odpises. Tukaj ri
poslj jam naslove cd brata An
DIRE ter mole hcere.
''Fani Krajnik"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10

ia LET stara. Sreco je imela, da.
lie imela dobro teto Mario, Xxi 10.
4 je vzela K sebi in il bila kot ME
ma mama. Jaz pa sem bila v "a
! poru tri tedne, nato sem bila od-
] peljana v. taborisce Fraschetti,
Ito je be naprej cd Rima. Tam
sem bila do razpada Italije. Po-
tenn pa sem pobegnila IL tabor
ris6a ter prisla srecno domov.
MOI je bill tudi interniran v ta-
boriscu Savono. Pc razpadu Ita-
lije pa je bill revez odpeljan v
n emsko taborisce Mathausen.
10 sem JAZZ prisla domov, nisem
nasla nobenega, ker tudi hcer-
ka Ida je sla v hribe in Sc bo-
rila proti sovrazniku. Vrnila Sc
je koncem novembra 1943 leta,
da sem zopet imela druzbo. Mic
nisem vedela "a ostalo druzino,
kje Sc nahaja, ali je Sc kaksen
xiv ali nj nobenega vec. Pc dol
gem easu sem zvedela, da sta
sla tudi oba sinova v partizane.
n "Dne 10. decembra 1943 so
mi Nemci ujeli mlajsega sina,
kst partizana. Neusmiljeno je
bill mucen in odpeljan v Goriski
zapor. Dne 26. januarja 1914 Sc
je nepricakovano povrnil MOI il
nemskega taborisca. Bill je ziva
smrt. Tehtal je 80 xii. Torej mi
sli, kaj je moglo biti. Dne %.
januarja 1914 pa so mi odpelja-
Ii sina il zapora v Nemcijo v
taborisce Dachau. Sestnajst dol
9Th mesecev nismo vedeli, ali
je xiv ali mrtev. Mic movie nismo
imeli cd NIGGA, dokler Sc nj srec-
no povrnil IA. junija 1915. Kaj
je on v tenn casu prestal, pa nj
mogoce opisati. Cudimo Sc, ka-
ko je ia revez Sc ostal pri ziv-
ljenju.
"Ko je Ivan malo ozdravel in
prisel k sebi, Sc je pojavilo no.
vo trpljenje. Dne 4. maja 1914
oh 5. uri zjutraj so sc pojavili
nemski nacisti in fasisti, ter mas
ponovno aretirali, meme, Ivana
in lido ter sestro Mario in ME-
mega moza ter Sc diva druga
;. moza IL Rocinje. Odpeljali so
mas v Tolmin v zapor. Tam smo
bill tri dni brez vsake hrane in
ma vse nacine muceni, da bi kaj
izdali. Ali ostali smo trdni in
vztrajni. Nicesar nismo poveda-
Ii, da bi skodovalo naSim bratom
in tovarisem. Cd tam so mas pc
ljali v Gorico v zapor.
"Dne 10. maja 1914 smo bill
zopet izprasani, ali tudi tam nj
so ineli uspeha. Ostali smo trd-
nj. Dne %. maja 1914 so od-
peljali v nemsko taborisce hcer
lido, sestro Mario in njenega
moza in Sc ostala diva Rocinjca.
JAZZ in Ivan pa sva hila 30. maja
1914 izpusena domov. Ali do
ma smo bill malo casa. Kaj de-
lati donna, ko so mas vsega oro-
pail, zivino, hrano, obleko, de-
mar in vse, kar smo imeli. Obo-
j so mas izropali, nekaj Italija-
nj, nekaj Nemci, tako da nam
nj ostalo mic.
"Dne 8. julia 1914 sem JAZZ
sla v hribe k partizanom, Ivan
., pa je ostal donna. Dne 18. iu-
LIZA 1914 pa so Ivana ponovno
Iiskali Nemci, ali bill je srecen,
da je usel. Skoeil je skozi okno,
in je tudi On pobegnil v hribe.
Potem sn o Sc borili vsi proti
italijanskemu fasizmu in nem-
skemu nacizmu. Ida pa je kon-
Gem septembra 1914 pobegnila
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ssss ". ssh strss4, Chicago 2s MI
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Csendu ba kvaisn siedeci uran Oh odborn clan xr
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casna podpdsednica: MARIE PRIsLD, AvennA
Ave, Cleveland Ohio.
EKsEKUTIyE: !.
podpedsednik JANKO ROGELJ
podpedsedn FRED WIDER 1857 So Lawndale Chicago g.
Illinois,
Tajnik: MIRKo G. KUHEI. seas W. esth st. Chicago a. H.
zapinfar: JACOB zUFAN 400 So Lombard Ave, Bewyn
Clan:
LEO JUaJoyEc lss ": .sna r. ch,e.se sm
LEOF0LD KUSHAN s4os St Clair Ave. Cleveland 3, Ohio.
ALBNA NovAK, sll7 St Clair Ave, Cleveland Ohio
FRANK zAITZ, 1901 So. Lawndale Ave. Chicago 2ss IN
NADzoRNn oDDoR:
LOUIS zELEzIKAR, predsedn s5l n Chicago ST. Joliet. III
JOSIE ZAKRAJSEK Ave, Cleveland
JOSEPH zAvERTNIK 800 Tenany Rd, Eng,ewood, N. !.
oDB0R:
ANTON DEBEvC, st., Sheboygan
JOSEPH f. DURN l56o5 Waterloo Ri, Cleveland 10. Ohio
JOSEPHINE ERJAvEC, SCI No. Chicago st, Joliet Ill
THERESA GERZEI. Ave, Aiqappa,
ANTON H0RZEN A. Princeton, III.
ANTHONY JERsN, 1876 Washington st, Denver Colo
REV. MATH KEBE 22s-57th st, Pittsburgh L. Pa.
FRANK KLUNE, 6o4-3rd N Chisholm,
HELENA KUsAR, 1886 So Kenlworth Ave, Berwyn, III.
KATHERINE KRAINZ, 1883 Hawthorne Ave, Detroit Mich
JOHN KvARTICH ali Station st, Bridgevile, Pa.
JOHN POLLOCK, RAGS Lakeland Blvd, Noble, Ohio
Brooklyn,
ANTOINETTE SIMCICH, Addison Cleveland Ohio.
THERESA sPECK, 1858 Rosa Ave, 81. Louis 16 Mo.
VALENTINE sTR0J 1910 n Holmes Ave. Indianapolis End
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ANTON ZBASNIK, A. F. u. Bldg, Ely MINI.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10

Zlatke Balokovic. Vice-Pres. of Amer. Slav Con-
gress. signing petition to Senate urging appropria
ton of $55oooo.ooo Internationally. at the Fourth
Annual Conference of Amer. Slav Congress Of
Greater New York. held at Hotel Roosevelt. N. Y.
c., on Nov. ii, 1915.
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Oglasajte v Enakopravnosti
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Friendship House Opens
Day Camp Tomorrow

A day camp for boys and girls
5 to 10 years old will open tomorrow
at Friendship House, 6l9 D street
Sc.
The camp will be open from 10
am. to noon and from 2 to 4 pm
Monday through Friday until August
9. All-day programs such as trips to
Fort Dupont for trail blazing and
games and swimming parties at Fair
lawn Park are planned.
Friendship House officials said
that in addition to the usual camr
activities, children would have duties
such a gardening, cutting grass
sweeping and setting tables.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Resorts
Dr.. Perry's Son Shot by Gun
From His Futher's Collection
Boy, 9, Is Expected
To Survive Serious
Head Injury

Robert Hastings Perry, ., son OF
DR.. and Mrs. Matthew w. Perry,
2607 Thirty first street NV, was
shot in the forehead late yesterday
when % cabiber rifle he was
examining discharged.
The boy was taken to Emergency
Hospital by his father, a stomach
specialist here, after the parents
had arrived at the house to find the
boy had been wounded q few min
utes before. Hospital attendants
said the boy was expected to live.
According to the family maid.
Florence David, colored. who was
in the kitchen, Robert unlocked his
fathers gun closet with a skelton
key kept in the basement of the
home. Miss David said she heard
a sound like firecracker from the
upper floor and sent the boys older
brother. William, IS, upstairs to
investigate.
The discharged rife was found
on the floor of Williams room
where the gun closet is located. An
opened box of cartridges was on
the bed. A trail of blood led to his
parents room, where Robert was
found lying on couch holding a
wet washcloth to the wound. His
brother asked him what had hap
pened and the boy replied I've shot
myself"
William, who had been in another
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Philip Graham to Speak
At Advertising Luncheon

Philip Graham, who recently sue
ceeded Eugene Meyer as publisher
of the Washington Post, will be the
guest speaker of the Advertising
Club of Washington at a luncheon
in the Hotel Statler at 1890 pm
Tuesday.
Mr.. Graham was graduated from
Harvard Law School in 1899, served
as secretary to Supreme Court JUS
tices Reed and Frankfurter, and
was associated briefly with the
Lease-Lend Administration and the
Office of Emergency Management
before entering the Army Air Forces
in 1912.
After rising from private to the
rank of major during the war, Mr.
Graham returned to the Post Janu-
ary l, 1916, and succeeded his father.
in-law, Mr.. Meyer. as publisher
when the latter was appointed presi.
dent Of the international Bank.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
10 Testify in Jury Probe
OF Virginia Beach GAMING
By the Astoeiofed Press

NORFOLK. Va, July ia spe.
cial grand jury convened by Judge
Floyd E. Kellam of Princess Anne
County Circuit Court heard 10 wit
nesses today in a three hour ses.
sion before adjourning for about II
days when additional evidence OF
alleged gambling at Virginia Beach
will be heard.
B. P, Kelly, ABC investigator, anc
Roy c. Deal, publisher of the Vir.
ginia Beach News, weekly news.
paper serving the town and tht
county, were among those testifyins
today.
Judge Kellam, in his charge to the
jury. read excerpts from a letter
received from Gov. Tuck, who set of
the inquiry and declared slot ma
chimes will not be tolerated in thi,
county"
Evening star., 1946-07-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Citation at Parade Tomorrow

George Nishimura of Nyssa, Greg, ;
S/Sergt. Takashi Uyeno of Fort
Lupton, Colo; S/Sergt Marcus
Naito of Philadelphia, Pa; T/Sergt
Hiroshi Itakura of Kauai, Hawaii:
SiSergt. Sakai Hiromoto of Homo
lulu, Hawaii; T/Sergt. Kazutc
Urada, of Captain Cook. Kona, Ha-
waii; sergt. Shigeki Fukuda OF
Kaneoke, Oahu, Hawaii, ano
S/Sergt. Yeikido Asato, of Haiku
Maui. Hawaii.
Each of the 10 men earned the
right to wear the Combat Infantry
mans Badge, including 1t. Teraoka
who served AS line officer before
transferring to the medical detach-
ment Both Sergt. Mishimura anc
Sergt. Uyeno were awarded the Sill
yer Star for gallantry in action.
The patients from Walter Reed
Hospital include First 1t. Howard
Miyake of Honolulu. who was
wounded while during fighting nea,
Rome in January. 1914
Others are Pfc. Tadao Ono OF
Honolulu. wounded by mine ex-
plosion in April, 1945; Pfc. Wilson
Makabe of Loomis. Calf, who lost
his right leg and was injured in the
other during August. 1914, and Pfc
Terry T. Kato of Honolulu. who lost
his right leg near Carrara. Italy
in April, 1915.
In addition TO Secretary Patter-
son. other honor guests in the presi-
Dental reviewing stand will include
members Of Congress and the gen.
eral staff and Brig Gen. C. B. Fer
enbaugh. commanding the Military
District of Washington, who will act
as military aide to the President
The United States Army Bano
will be in the parade and review
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Ste||e Charges U. 5. Apathy
Grows on Veteran Needs

Charging that public interest in
veterans problems is relaxing into
apathy" John Stelle. national COM
mander of the American Legion,
Yesterday urged President Truman
to call conference of veterans
groups to improve aid to veterans
on the community level.
In letter to the President. Mr..
Stelle declared. Now that nearly a
year has passed since the fighting
ceased. many erstwhile enthusiastic
civic agencies and individual volun-
teers are tired of the job"
The Legion commander asserted
that the greater part of the work
for veterans rehabilitation remained
to be completed, and he insisted
that the process of readjustment
for ex-servicemen was "funda-
mentally local in character
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Masonic Center Hostesses
Plan Parties for Hospitals

Junior hostesses, who served for
nearly. four years at the Masonic
Service Center before 1t was closed
IN June. have organized a group
to plan activities for the forgotten
service men" who still are hos
pitalized in the Washington area.
Known as the Masonic Service
Cadettes Club, the group plans to
hold one party each month at five
different hospitals, Walter Reed
Fort Belvoir, Naval Medical Center
at Bethesda, Fort Myer, st. Eliza
beth's and Fort Meade Mrs. Claire
Harrison, who served as director OF
the various Masonic service centers
throughout the war, will act as
advisor to the club.
Officers of the club are: May A.
Miller, president; Elfreda Dahlgren
vice president; Helen Herbert, Sec
retary; Beulah Brewer, recording
secretary, and Mary Margaret Acton
treasurer.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Caterpillar, Cat,
| Snake Contribute
To777 Accidents

A cat, caterpillar and copper
head snake. as we'll as three rats
and five dogs, contributed to III
home accidents last week, the Red
Cross Accident Prevention Service
reported yesterday. All of the ac-
cidents occurred within the District
except the snakebite, which took
place in nearby Maryland The
cat and the five dogs bit their
owners and rats attacked two chill
dren and one adult An 8-year old
boy incurred the caterpillar bite.
which resulted in a swollen leg.
Three deaths, one from a burn and
two from falls brought this years
fatal home accident toll to 1l8.
Last week AZ persons were in
jured in falls, So incurred cuts and
lacerations and five suffered burns.
There were 81 other accidents of a
miscellaneous nature. Rescue Squad
No l used a resuscitator to revive
young woman overcome by re-
frigerator gas. Two adults incurred
severe cuts when glass jars they
were attempting to open broke in
their hands. One 54-year-old man
fell three stories from a window with
no resulting injury except a dis
located shoulder. Another adult
incurred a similar injury when he
fell from tree.
One 2-year-old swallowed IL
sulfadiazine tablets and another
drank a coal tar disinfectant. A
husband and wife engaged in an
alteration with no injury to either.
but their 3-year-old daughter was
hit by thrown bottle. A group of
children engaged in a mock battle
using green grapes for ammunition
and two of them were treated at
Episcopal Hospital for lacerated
eyeballs. A 4-year-old boy was
scalded when he fell into a tub Of
| hot water.
Evening star., 1946-07-14

Washingtonians will have their
first glimpse Of the famed 442d
Regimental Combat Team of Japan
ese Americans tomorrow when
President Truman affixes the
Presidential Distinguished Unit
Citation banner to it's colors at q
review on the Ellipse, climaxing 9
full dress parade.
Proudest among the 500 men ir
the Nisei outfit that fought with
distinction in numerous Italian
battles will be 10 with outstanding
records who have been invited tc
join President Truman in the re-
viewing stand. Another group OF
four former members of the combat
team, now recovering from wounds
at Walter Reed Hospital, also have
been singled out for this honor. the
War Department announced yester-
day.
Now at Fort Belvoir the Mise
outfit will parade at 2 o'clock from
Fourth street and Constitution
avenue Thousands are expected
along the line of march on Constitu-
ton avenue to the Ellipse. where
the review will take place at 2:3C
pm. Secretary of War Patterson
and other high officials will be
among the honor guests in the re-
viewing stands.
One officer is among the 10 Sc
lected by 1t. Col Alfred A. Pursall
OF Crystal City. Mo, commander OF
the combat team. for the honor OF
seeing their comrades pass In re-
view
They are First 1t. Kiyoshi D
Teraoka, Medical Detachment, OF
Pauhau, Hawaii; S/Sergt, Don Shi-
geki of Long Beach, Calf: T/Sergt
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Entrants Must Deliver
Cars Tomorrow for
Soap Box Derby Tests

All entrants in the Washington
Soap Box Derby must deliver thei,
coaster cars tomorrow 70 the Chev.
rolet dealers with whom they art
registered.
The racers should be at the show.
rooms before p. m.
Dealers will transport the boy.
built vehicles to the Ann Beer.
School. Alabama avenue and Thirty
sixth place S. E., where they will
be inspected and weighed later ir
the week. They also will arrange
to carry them to the course or
Derby Day and return them t
their owners after the race.
Must Report Friday.
The dealers are associated with
The Star and the American Legior
in sponsorship of the event.
After turning them in tomorrow
entrants will not see their racers
again until Friday night. when they
must report at 7 o'clock to the
Weighmaster In the Ann Beer;
School, At that time, they will be
notified OF anv defects found by thu
inspectors and will have opportu.
nifty to make last-minute adjust.
ments, if necessary.
All registrants should receive thei
official racing numbers tomorrow b.
mail Any who do not should tele
phone Derby headquarters, Nationa
5000.
The numerals are to be attached
to the racer. one on each side, befor
it Is delivered to the dealer.
Race Run Saturday.
The Soap Box Derby will be ru1
Saturday, beginning at 9 am, OF
Pennsylvania avenue Sc. betwee,
Texas avenue and Carpenter street
Additional Derby entrants include
Adelbert Long. jr., Is, 20 NORTH
Hillside road, Greenbelt; Paul Wal
tiers, 13, st. Joseph's Home ane
School: Robert Martin. Is. 3l58 N
place Sc; Donald Lee Meyer, II
$40 North Twenty-ffth street, Ar
lington, Va; Robert E, Levick, IS
56ll Wilson boulevard. Arlington
and Charles Griggs. 8l4 North Stat
ford street, Arlington.
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