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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-26
En1AKoPRAvNOsT

uspehi in Vztrajno 'se della ma
pref. .Preporod naroda je DEF
stvo. Otroci mi pridno obiskt-
jejo solo. Najtarejsa hcerka Lo-
ranlka studira medicine; I'm a
,prvi semester; Ludmila 6. raz-
red, a sin Davorin 3. raared .te-
cajne gimnazije. Tako bodo vsi
|,vsaj nekaj zamujenega casa po-
.lovili.
'Povsod Sc odpirajo sole. Ka-
ko kaj Tvoja druziha. 'Odpisi
'takoj, postal III bonn obsirno pi-
sno. Poslji mi naslove 'casopisov
Enakopravnosti in druge. Posi-
liam pokdrave vsem prijateljem,
posebno Tvoji ,druzini in Tebi.
Tvoj starr prijatelj Nekoslav
Adamic."
r. .. POSlu mi n a SLOW Od
drugih prostovoljcev.
Pripomba prejemnika: Ker je
bill omenjeni poznan v Clevelan-
du, upam, da mu prijatelji pisi-
jo. Saj je zrtvoval cello svoje
ziVlienie v namenu. ,da .narodu
zasije lepsa 'bodocnost. Frank
Lavric je edini Sc xiv " Cleve-
landu cd 20 fantov, vecina cla-
nov Sokola, XII so Sc podali v de-
jansko borbo "a Jugoslavijo, ka-
teri je sele sedaj zasija1a svo-
boda preko grobov in pogorisc.
Naslov: Vekoslav C. Adamic,
Major, Slomskova 1871. Ljub-
Llama, Slovenija, Jugoslavija.
M. I. Lab.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-26
Sfavka usluzbencev v ;hotelu
+. -. Wade Park Manor

Il Rad nesporazuma med Bluz-
'henci dveh unij, CIO in AFL,
pod katere podrocje spada ka-
tero .delo, je v ponedeljek odsla
ma stavko vedina hisnih usluz-
bencev v apartment hotelu
Wade Park Manor, radi cesar
'se najemnikorn zadnje tri 'dni nj
snlosg'lo dati prave postresbe.
Uprava pa sedaj porOca, da. Sc
De spet iupostavil red Y prosto-
'rih in ,pomanjkanje je sanao BE
IA 3dekle.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-26
lDdje :prihOd,sjit)
PRvI JUGoSLo LoyANI
" AMERIKI!

kdo so bill ,prvi Jugoslovani,
ki so ise .naselili v Amerilsi? ce
ne veste, citajter "A Nation of
Nations knjigo, ki je najnouej-
sc lterarno delo .nasega ameri-
sko-s -slovenskega poznanega in
spostovanega tpisatelja Louis
Adamica. "a vsakega naseljenca
ali tu rojenega Slovenca ali Ju-
goslovana je zelo vazno, da We!
y urednRtvu Enakopravnosti ljo
al1ko nabavite.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-26
UREDNIk
PO$TA
Pesern svobodne
Sloveniie g. 111aja

Oh prihodu v Ljubljano VISA
okrasena zmagovita partizanska
vojska g. maja je v povorki pc
la:
Slovenci kremeniti stopimo korais
da ,osvobodimo svoj domaGi kraj.
cez gore. polja po svetu vsem doni;
Slovenja junaska. 2svoboena bodes
ii.
vi mladenSi nasi. zavedajte Sc vsi.
"a svobodo zlato. vsak mai Sc bori!
cez gore :.
a We zsne nase. ne tocite solza
pomagajte :borcem do novega sveta
Svoboda res je zlata. svoboda je
zanjo Sc borimo. zanjo vsak maj
vmre!
cez gore ..
"Zarja" ina uvrsceno to zgo-
dovinsko pesem ma svojem spo-
redu %. aprila. &c ste Ii kolic-
kaj glazbeno dovzetni jo brez
dvoma 'odnesete il dvorane. Po-
sluzite Sc gorajsnjega besedila
To bi bill res krasen suvenir "a
vsakega rodoljuba.
Sezite po vstopnicah!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-26

7 Pssk5b5ts pdtSdbno issgo
sl0Sssabasi 61lsdiaii v sIDvsha5il
Psi.f,SsaJts - 0trdsko ibGlnioo
v Slovsnijl v uradu 'shIito-
prsvnosfi 1Shko 6ddaSts val
iddlsxI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-26
Vojne >strahote 50 ,globoko
1anile deco v Sloveniji-
nasa pomoe nujno potrebna
tNzdaljevanje 3 I. strxni)

Ia okrozje med 62. IN 90. ce-
sto je voditelj Chas. Vertovsnik
in njegov pomocnik je Frank Vi
rant. W.
ia okrozje Cd e. 55 st. in ma
pref je svoditelj John Centa in
'pomocnika sta Joseph Okorn in
JOS. semf.s.
Progressive Slovenke, Xxi vas
bodo obiskale cd hise do hise v
tel okolici: Frances Gorshe, Ur-
'sula Mulley. Josie Krall,
Frances Legat, Hele Mi
kus, Louise Mocnik, Mary So
mrak, Jennie 'Skuk, Cecilia Su-
hell, Josie Zakrajsek, Mrs. l..
Ma jer, Jennie Poklar, A eli a
'Bozeglav, Mary Peterka, Rose
Petrovich, Anna Amman, Milka
Slabe, Regina Beno, Jennie
Kraiger, Franja Markic.
Ia West Park: Cecilia Brod-
mix in Alice Mirtich.
e ri SO do sedaj prijavljeni ma
'biralci, Xii 'imajo ma 'rokah urad-
ma pooblastila, da nabirajo de-
:narne prispevke "a bolnico. Ce
Sc prijavijo Sc drugi nabiralci
ali nabirafke, bodo Min imena
objavljena.
Y 'zvezi z 'naso kampanjo je
;zelo potrebno, 'da omenim cla-
ne lovs'k esg a kluba st. Clair
Rifle Club, XII 80 re dvakrat pri-
spevali 20 Hsto dolarjev podruz-
.nici st. 80. tOba darova sta bila
:spreJeta po novem letu, zakar
gre skupna vsota v sklad "a
otrosko bolnico. Hvala lepa ta-
ko zavednim in .dobrim clanom.
Otroska bolnisnica v Sloveni-
il DO res pomenljiv dar ameri-
SIKH ,Slovencev. Widen in stalen
,bo TIA spomenik, XII DO sluzisl
zdravju III utehi sbolhe dece--no-
We in mlaele Slovenije. 30 pa tu-
idi v ponos vsem onirn, XII so tpri-
'spevah "a uresnicenje tie ideje.
In kdor koli izmed Slovencev
Sc bo vracal ma obisk v domovi-
no, pray gotovo 81 DO ogledal
otrosko 5bolnisnico. Oh taken
posetu bo nogel Sc lie doume-
vati, 'kaj TO fposlopje 'pomeni "a
omega, Xxi :bo 'tjzaravil in iprav ia
lko "a omega lki sgaI je postayil.
Pon1islite in dardjte.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-26
(Nadaljevnnje)

: fsaEt
V nasi vasi sc je primerilo,
;da so imela diva mrlica v ihisi v
enem letu. Ko so jim ze zadnje
svece gorele, pritece botra k
nam in prosijo, 'da bi Jim poso-
dill nekaj svec. Saj bodo gospod
kmalu spet darovanje oznanil,
pa bono dali nazaj, je rekla te-
ia botna. Nekega dine pride k
nam ;Jerinova Tona Yprasat, &c
DO kateri Cd nase hise Sci ma
sbozjo pot k svetim Krizem. Od-
locili smo Sc, da greva JAZZ in
moi oce. .- .~
Nekega ultra Sc zbiramo ro-
marji ma vasi. Bio mas je lepo
stevilo. Jaz IS EN- bill najmla jsi
med mimi. Hodili smo skozi Fir
-stov tgozd in nlimo ,cesarjeve no.
,je. Ko pridemo ma cilj, je bilo
zbranih tam ,ze veliko romarjev,
sod vseh krajev. Kramarji so
'prodajah bozje podobice in od-
'pustke. Spodaj v gostimi je 'bilo
polno ljudi in veselega petja. To-
ma je poskrbela, da sem Sci JAZZ
.prvi k spovedi.
10 pokleknem v zpovednici,
vidim notri sedeti debelega 60
spoda. Ko so me vprasali ia
grehe, sem Jim odkrito povedal
moi edini greh in ia je bill, da
sem ma Brncovem vrtu odtrgal
emo zeleno jabolko. Vprasali so
me Sc druge stvari, kar nj 'bilo
"a meme, ker sem bill premlad.
Debeli gospod so mi rekli, da
vsak greh ina svoje zakone in
'tako ga ina tudi moi. "Ali ne
yes kaj Sc je zgodilo Evi v raju,
.ko je utrgala prepovedan sad?
'Ona Sc je spremenila v kaco.
Bog je vsegamogocen. Tako sc
lahko zgodi tudi tebi." Gospod
so mi dali odvezo..
Ko sem odsel il spovednice,
sem sc 'tresel, kot siba ma vodi.
Hitro sem stisnil roke ma. zad-
njo plat in sci ven. Zjutraj me
najde 'Tona zunaj. Bill sem "a
losten, da mi je slo ma jok. To-
ma me tolazi in vprasuje, ,kaj mi
je? Nisem incl vec obstanka.
Prosil sem, da gremo brz domov.
Ko Sc vendar 'odpravijo ma pot
domov, sem bill JAZZ ze dalec ma
pref. 10 sem hodil skozi gozd,
sem Sc vedno 'drzal sredine 30
gozdarski poti. Ko pridem ma
Veliki vrh, sem Sc spustil v TEX,
cato, ker sem Sc bal 'kacjega re-
pa, da Sc ne hi oplel bukve ali
,grma ,pri cesarjevi shoji. Bill sem
tceke dive uri pref donna ,kot dru-
gi.
Nekega jutra Sc moi oce .od-
:pravi " st. Peter k mesarju, da
naj pride 'pegledat emo debelo
kravo, katera .je dobra "a me.
so, "a mleko pa ne. Hotel so 10
.prodati iii kupiti drugo. "oce Sc
pripelje 'nazaj z mesarjem. Ko
;mesar 'ogleda kravo, sta Sc po-
'godila "a ceno. Takoj poten
gresta v domaco 1gostilno * Brn-
ecu, da tam :pri litru vina odste-
je mesar denar ooetu. Sci sem
'tudi .jaz "a NINA, ker sem Sc
nadejal sdobiti emo krone napit.
nine cd mesarja. Ko mesar ,od-
>sseje ocetu denar, ipomakne me-
nj tri sestice.
v gostilni ma eni .iznned .miz
sem videl en- casopis. Ma vrhu
.je bilo zapisano 'Rudeci Pra.
por". Obrnem ma .drugo stran,
tam De bila 'reklarna "a Francko.
'vo kavo, katero sem 'tudi gledal
ker me je zanimalo. Ko pridem
asunaj ma Hdvorisse, nekaj donna.
9Th fantov 'balina. Med n iimi ,tu.
Rdi moi solski ucitelj Zrimsek
Bill je ze iprecej natrkan. Tam ie
'bilo tudi nekaj fantoy mole gli.
he. Ko 'ucitelj vidi, da ga zelo
nam tnnrino !L.,r,1r
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-26
Rn1sd dogodk i prei;niih il sedonih cosov
Pise Anton ROtar

u SA~~~S~~~~N
milo in Hkledo vode in pojdi 81
roke omit. Drugi teden bo ssv.
mission v Trnju, pa k spovedi
pojdes, k ia :boljsemu misijo-
-aarju."
Matt, sal sem precital .sv.
podobice melitev. ''Tisti '.pil-
dek" je samo "a majhne otro-
ke, til vi pa storil snartni greh.
Odkod pa pridejo missionary k
nam? - IL Ljubljane Via
kom." -- Zakaj se pa vozijo po
.zeleznici, katero vodijo sani So
,cijalisti? Vedel sem, da so me
'botra izdai.
v ponedeljek, ko prideTn o
.otroci vssolo, je ucitelja glas;.
'bolela. Danes gremo pogledati
Palsko jezero,' Je dejal in sli
smo. Hodii smo emo ruro in 20!
v emo stran.
Neko jutro, ko sladko SPIN
.skednju, me soce zbudijo in m:
lpovedo zalostno novice, da sc jc.
,simel prebodel ma vile skozi rep.
Gee tece po zivinskega zdravni-
'ka v st. Peter. Ko prideta ma.
zaj, je bill konj ze zelo zatecen.
'Ko ga je zdravnik pregledal, je
rekel, da mi vec pomoci, ksr je
zastrupljen. Konj je res po We
ipostejnski Sintar. Vsem nam je
ipastojnski s;r1tar. Vsem nam ie
'bilo hudo. 'otroci smo jokali, ker
smo Sc zavedali, &c ne DO pre-
vazanja, tudi kruha ne DO. Pse-
tnico smo pa ze itak gospodom
dali.
Moi oce poprosi soseda Bla-
"a Cesnika, &c bi hotel It'll ME-
mu "a poroka v posojilnico. Ko
Sc odpravljata ma pot, mi oce
rece: Pojdi tudi tt z mama. Ii
bonn kupil enc hlaee, katere hos
pomeril. Ko pridemo v posoiil-
nico obcinsko hiso v St. Pc
tru, SO bill notri samo gospod
zupnik, Anton Abram. Moi o!c
so povedsh, .kaj Sc je zgodilo, ,po
.kaj sta prisla in koliko goldi-
narjev potrebujejo posojila. .Occ
so prosili "a 800 goldinarjev po-
sojila in posojilo jim je bilo odo-
breno. Ko gospod zupnik cd
stejejo denar, moi oce vidijo,
'da manjka Is goldinarjev. "Pre-
malo je, gospod zupnik, pravi-
jo oce. Tistih 18 goldinarjev je
pa "a interes, pojasnijo gospod
zupnik.
Sc tisti teden Sc oce odpravi-
jo ma Hrvatsko kupovat konja
in res so prignali lepega konja
domov. Nekega dne vprasam
'oceta, kako je to, da so gospod
zupnik ma banki. zakaj nj kdo
arugi. mi nobenega takega tod
,okoh, da bi bill "a .bancne posle
'sposoben, gospod so pa studi-
rani." Drugi teden gre moi oce
zopet pc les "a Krizajevo tevar-
no. Tam SO pred tovarno stall
tudi gospod Abram. "Dober dan,
ocka! Kaj ste ze 'kupili novega
konja? Lep par je.,'
Prvo nedeljo potem gredo
moja matt k prvi masi. Donna
povedo, da SO gospod Abram
oznanili naso stevilko 80, da
smo ma vrsti "a pripeljati drva
v zupnisee. Tcrej, jutri gremo
po drva v mas tai ma vrh Kluce,
recem JAZZ. Ampak IL nasega ta-
la so drva szanic, so .prekljuka-
sta in pregrceva "a pee gospo-
da zupnika. sla sva k tanovi hi
:si Firsta. Ko prideva tia, so sta.
ii borstnar, ,zelo pobozni gospod
'cencur. oce SO povedali, po kaj
in "a 'koga smo prisli. 'Borstnar
.cencur zaznamuje lspe Stir bu-
kve, sda jih posekava in odpelje-
va.
(DdJe prihodni6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-26

StUaren pdtri0tisenl! sDeju-
MA, ne 'besed! .P,ispevajte ga
otr05to bo1nic0 D .SI0Ues.sji!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-31
Chaplain Bores Gun Cache
Under Tel Aviv Synagogue

Tel Aviv, Palestine, July 81. Or
A gun-carrying chaplain of the
Church Of England led British troops
today to the discovery that the great
synagogue of Tel Aviv sits atop q
cache Of arms.
The arms were found at noon
on the second day of the British
Armys inch-by-inch combing of this
modern all Jewish city in search Of
terrorists responsible for bombing
British Army and government head
quarters at the King David Hotel ir
Jerusalem, in which Ill were killed
or are missing.
Beneath the synagogue, the mcst
imposing religious edifice in Tel
Aviv, the arms cache yielded six
bundles of British military uniforms
numerous badges and insignia, ra-
dio transmitter, a number of Sten
gun frames and nine loaded revol-
vers.
Some $4,000 of the 100000 Jews
in Tel Aviv have been screened by
interrogators. Arrests to noon to-
tailed 280 men and eight women
Eleven suspected members of the
Irgun Zvai Leumi and the Stern
gang had been taken and one other
arms cache, containing 500 land
mine boxes and a number of cleo
trical detonators has been seized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-31
Two More File
Their Claim to
Garrett Fortune
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, July 31.-Two
Connecticut men filed SO birth, mar
riage and death certificates in Or
phans' Court in an effort to prove
their claim to the $40, 000, 900 Garrett
snuff fortune.
The men, Fred Brink of Stafford
and Edward Brink, jr., of Hartford
collected the evidence in IL years of
search which they said took their
agents a number of times to Europe
The certificates we're filed with
Orphans Court Master William M
Davidson, jr., over the objections
of attorneys for the State of Penn
sylvania who asserted they we're not
properly authenticated.
The two men were to be cross
examined by attorneys today in an
attempt to establish relationship to
Henrietta Schaeffer Garrett who
died intestate November 16, 1880.
The fortune was amassed by Wal
ter Garrett, Quaker snuff manufac-
turer, who died in 1900.
More than $4,000 persons have
filed claim to the fortune and since
1880 approximately 10000 claims
have been disapproved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-31
Bodies
Continued From First Page)

maker told her, Mr.. Sykes said, that
they we're going fishing at pm
Monday, and the resident manager
was informed that they were seen
last at Thirtieth and M streets at
about $50 pm. Monday and that
they had fishing tackle and bait
with them.
Mr.. Doyle was employed in serv-
ice station near 1900 Massachusetts
avenue NV.
In Water About "A Hours.
The bodies had been in the water
about "a hours. The drivers permit
had an earlier address of Branch
vile, Md, which police said was
an old one.
Mr.. Doyle was dressed in an
undershirt, Army pants and Army
socks.
James E. Godbold, IL, of 2422
Pennsylvania avenue NV, noticed
the bodies in the water and informed
a nearby laborer, Thomas Howard.
colored, SO, of 1927 Thirtieth street
NV, who telephoned police.
The body of the second man, also
white, was found on the Virginia
side of the Potomac near Key
Bridge. A number of boys, fishing
in the vicinity, first noticed the body
and notified police,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-31
BikiniShockExceeded
New Mexico Blast,
CoIiforna Reports
BY the Associated Press

PASADENA. Calf, July 81
Although seven times as far
away, the underwater atomic
bomb explosion at Bikini July
"a registered on Southern Cali
fornia seismographs with more
strength than the first blast in
New Mexico.
DR.. Charles F. Richter of
California Institute of Tech
nology said the Bikini shock
was not recorded by instru-
ments here but was noted on
instruments at Mount Wilson,
Palomar Mountain and River
side, a little more than II min
utes after the explosion.
He said its strength was
comparable to an earthquake
of magnitude 5, slightly DAM
aging" but some of the force
undoubtedly was dissipated in
the water before it disturbed
the earth's crust at the lagoon
bottom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-31
Striker Shot in Clash
At Phelps Dodge Dock
BY the Assoeietsd Press

| ELIZABETH, N. j., July 81
Three boatloads of strikers who
landed at the Phelps Dodge Copper
Products Corp. dock on the Arthu,
XIII here met nonstrikers in q
pitched battle yesterday, police said
Seven persons were treated at
hospitals, at least eight others were
given first aid, and union spokes-
men said one Of its leaders was
treated by Staten Island doctor
for wound caused by gunfire from
the shore.
The company said an estimated
81 900 damage was done as a group
OF the strikers entered the plant
after disembarking from the boats
The company spokesman said ma
chinery was damaged and windows
| broken.
The police reported they had nc
evidence of gunf1re except the union
allegations.
The company, in a statement after
the battle, said the charge by the
strike leaders responsible for the
outrage that it was provoked by the
firing of shot from company prop
erty is utterly false"
Police said they had been notified
by police Of st. George, Staten
Island, that Bertram Eckstein of St
George, had reported he was treated
by a doctor for bullet wound in
the thigh.
Between 60 and 100 striking men,
bers Of local AL, United Electrical
Radio and Machine Workers, CLIO
disembarked from the boats, police
said. The non-strikers, they said
told them they offered little resist
ance as the strikers entered the
plant.
The strike began January 4 when
the union demanded a s2-a day
wage increase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-31
La Guardia Probes Exports
OF Austrian Oil by Reds
BY fhs Assoeiofed Press

VIENNA, July 3l.-F. H. La Guar
dia, UNRRA director general, to-
day planned an investigation of
published reports that oil from the
Russian zone of Austria was being
shipped elsewhere, in violation Of
UNRRA regulations, and that some
of it had been sold in Czechoslo-
vakia.
He told news conference yester-
day that he also planned to de-
termine whether all of the national
produce of the zone was being used
for Austria's recovery, as required
by UNRRA.
Questioned about the oil, he said:
That's the issue I'm going to find
out"
The former New York mayor said
observers of the relief agency had
not been allowed to go freely into
the Russian zone of Eastern Austria,
but asserted he was going to see
to 1t they get that right"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-31
Flames Are Extinguished
On Brazilian Transport
BY the Associated Press

RIO DE JANEIRO, July 3l.-The
Navy Ministry announced today the
Brazilian transport Duque de Caxias
was being towed to port after fire
aboard her was eXtinguished. A
crew of 300 was aboard the ship 6
miles offshore
The Navy said the 1.060 passengers
from the 11,063-ton vessel, Brazil's
largest transport, had been trans
ferred to the British cargo ship,
Tower Hill, which answered an sos.
The Navy said five warships were
in the locality-off Cabofrio, Rio de
Janeiro state. The announcement
said fire dominated the ship" but
that there were mo reports of cas-
ualties." Unofficial advises said
there were deaths and injuries
among the passengers.
The Duque de Caxias sailed yes
terday on her third voyage to Naples
via Lisbon and Marseilles. The ship
was built in Philadelphia in 1918
and formerly was named the ORR
zaba. She was converted into a
transport in 1941 at Tampa, Fla,
and participated in the invasion of
Sicily and in the Pacific campaigns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-31
Resignation Of Kirk
Accepted by Truman

President Truman today formally
accepted with deep regret" the
resignation of Alexander c. Kirk as
Ambassador to Italy.
The date when the resignation
will be effective will be fixed later,
the President said in his letter to
Mr.. Kirk.
James c. Dunn, Assistant Secre-
tary of State. already has been
named as his successor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-31
Los Angeles Is Facing
Complete Shipping Iieup
By the Associofed Press

LOS ANGELES, July 31.-An al
most complete tieup of shipping in
Los Angeles and Long Beach Har-
oors was threatened today following
a meeting last night at which 300
dock and ship foremen agreed on a
work recess until another meeting
is held tonight.
Action of the foremen, members
of the CLIO International Longshore-
mems and Warehousemen's Union.
was expected to keep approximately
5000 longshoremen of the same
union off the job.
In addition, notice has been served
on the Waterfront Employees Associ-
alton that all longshoremen will hold
a "stop-work" meeting tomorrow
night with adjournment time un-
known"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-31
Admiral Miller Leaves
Navy Publicity Office
For Post With Airline
By William J. WheotIey

Rear Admiral Harold B. Miller,
director of the Navy Office of Pub
lie Information and at 43 the young
est naval officer of his rank, has
retired. effective today, it was
learned this morning, to become vice
president in charge of public rela-
lions of the Trans World Airlines,
with headquarters here.
Capt. Ernest M, Eller, who has
been deputy director of the Office
since last April, will succeed Adj
miral Miller, 1t was reported. !
Admiral Miller, a flyer, said he ex.
poets to spend considerable time fly
ing the routes of the airline.
Admiral Miller was credited with
early establishment of effective anti
submarine protection of United Ma
lions Forces in the North Atlantic,
in the early days of the war, for
which he received the Legion of
Merit. Subsequently, he was called
to Washington to head the training
and literature section of the training
division of the Bureau of Aeronau-
tics. While there, he supervised the
preparation of the training booklets
to instruct young aviators in the art
of survival. In the fall of 1914 he
was sent to the staff of the COM
mander in chief of the Pacific
Fleet and Pacific Ocean area to head
the public relations setup.
From March, 1913, to the fall of
1914, he was Naval Attache of Air
at the American Embassy in London
WIN additional duty with the naval
forces in Europe. He reported here
in his public relations assignment
on April %, 1945.
Admiral Miller was born at New
ton, Iowa, and was graduated from
the Naval Academy in 1920.
Capt. Eller, whose home is in An
Md, is a native of Marion,
Va, where he was born January 80,
1903. He is the author of a number
OF prize winning articles appearing
In the Proceedings of the United
States Naval Institute. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-31

oCLODeT, IL was
announced today
by Edward H.
Foley. jr., assist
ant secretary of
t he Treasury
and chairman of
the campaign S
G overn m e n t
unit.
Admiral Smith,
who commanded
a cruiser task
force in the bat
ties of Midway
and the Coral
Sea, holds the
DistinplIished
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Rockingham Results

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madiens, 3-year-olds; / mile and 80 yards
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