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Evening star., 1943-07-28
Burpee Named President
OF General Airline
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 28.-George w.
Burpee, recently executive vice presi-
dent of American Export Airlines,
today was elected president of the
big, Government-cont General
Aniline & Film Corp.
Burpee for many years has been a
member of the engineering firm of
Coverdale & .Colpitts and has been
identified with number of indus
trial developments.
He was elected by General AMI
lines new Board of Directors
named July 13 by Alien Property
Custodian Leo T. Crowley, who con-
trolls the company, formerly held by
German interests. Election of other
officers was put off until later
meeting. 1t was understood that Dr.
E. C. Williams, vice president in
charge of research and development,
would continue in his post.
Burpee, associates said, has an
acquaintanceship Of long standing
with Crowley.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Political Defense
Continued From First Page.)

through the channels of pan-Amer-
icanism. II, in order to establish
liberty, peace and democracy, a
nation demands an equitable dis
tribution of its wealth, the peace
Of humanity requires a similar sac
rifice from those powerful nations
which are blessed with great for
tunes. This attitude crowns the
great American people who seek to
make Of America real continental
unit
President Roosevelt is the su-
preme hope Of the worker in this
hemisphere who searches in the
depth Of his faith SO that the heav-
ems may be something more than
an astronomical spectacle devoid of
all divine significance"
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Gunther
Continued From First Page. y

nouncement that Mussolini had re-
signed did not even come first
it was tucked casually in amorg
other bits of news No effort was
made to make the proclamation
dramatic or colorful. In fact, the
broadcast began with the statement
that the Germans were still tena-
ciously resisting at Catania.
When finally the announcement
came that the once boastful Duce
had quit I turned to watch the
crowd and saw an expression that
can best be described as grim salts
faction across the many faces.
Then half dozen youngsters
grlnned, but there was no handicap
ping or cheering One had to sense
that these people were so fatigued by
20 years of Fascism and so worn out
by privatlon and war that the news
of their liberation was almost an
anticlimaX.
AS matter of fact the knowledge
that the proud and shattered Mus
sollnl was out was widely known in
the town house before the announce
ment. 1t was first brought to Amer
ican officers in Lentini by an IL
year-old houseboy in the mess hall.
He had heard it on a secret radio
and news spreads quickly. Late in
the afternoon a group of us dropped
into little haunt known as the
Cafe Imperisl-though it is out of
bounds-and in the dark back room
which was strongly reminiscent of
American prohibition days, we
drank red wine and the proprietor
shouted Down with II Duce,' Down
with Fascism. Then we talked to
the townsfolk and they assured us
with pleasure and relief that the
whole population felt as if crush
ing weight had been lifted and they
could now dare breathe again.
No one knows here where Musso-
1ini is. But if l we're in his SHOES,
! would not like to be among these
Sicilians in this town.
(Released by the North American News
paper Alliance, IncD
Evening star., 1943-07-28
WPB Official Nay Run
For N. }. Governorship
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Reports were current here today
Brig. Gen. Robert Wood johnson,
vice president of the War Produc-
tion Board and chairman of the
Smaller War Plants Corp. will
become candidate for Governor
of New Jersey.
1t also was reported that As .
preliminary to making the cam
paign he would be relieved from
active duty with the Army, but
would retain his titles with WPB
and SWPC. The War Department
declined comment and Gen. john
son was out of the city. His of1ce
said he will meet the press after
he returns around August 8 to make
an announcement"
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Russians Enthusiasm
For Sports Thrives
Despite War Tempo
BY LEONID HEKKER,

correspondent OF The Star and North
American Newspaper Alliance.
MOSCOW. Despite the heavy
fighting under way on the Central
front southwest of this capital, the
Soviet sport season is at it's height
and several hundred thousand spec
tators attended athletic meets on a
recent week end
Isaak Mekhanik and Jacob Kut-
senko, who hold several world lec-
ords in weight lifting, were given
furloughs from the front to parti-
cipate in weight lifting tourna-
ment here.
Mekhanik, who had been wounded
in action, carried cane as he ap-
peared on the platform. But his
wounds did not handicap him and
he won his 10th national title in the
lightweight class. After the tourna-
ment. Mekhanik said that in train
ing he had to avoid placing his full
weight on his injured leg.
Another popular sports event held
In the Moscow area was a military
motorcycle race. The contestants
carrying a supply of hand grenades
and a tommy gun and wearing gas
masks, had to cover a 33-kilometer
course, overcoming numerous OBJ
stacles and employing all of their
weapons. Karneev, the winner, COW
cred the course in Al minutes, 81
and $40 seconds.
In track and field events which
were witnessed by large crowd,
M. Osadchaya of the Spartak Ath-
ietic Society, finished first in a 30
kilometer race for women. Other
performances at the meeting in
cluded 10 and 9-10 seconds for 100
meters by V. Bulygin and nine min
utes, 20 and 2-l0 seconds for the
three-kilometer steeplechase (37
hurdles and seven ditches) by 1t. F.
Stepanov.
In an international soccer game
at Murmansk recently. team rep
resenting the Soviet Northern feet
defeated a team of British sailors
by a score Of so.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Carmine Beach Marlin
Sued as Love Thief

Mrs. Carmine Beach Martin, 29
who recently was sentenced at Dis
trict Court to from one to three
years on charge of vivolating the
White Slave Traffic Act, this aft
ernoon was named defendant in a
suit for 100000 damages and costs,
charging alienation of affections of
man, said to be her husband, from
his former wife.
The suit was brought against her
by Mrs. Meta B. Martin, 600 block
of Twenty-second street NV de-
scribed as the second wife of
Charles E. Martin. Mrs. Carmine
Beach Martin is Mr. Martins third
wife, according to Attorney Morris
Benson, who filed the suit in behalf
of the plaintiff.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
ChrysIer Aide Scores
Union Politics. al
&
WLB Hearing
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Accused by the United Automobile
Workers (CIO) of attempting to
incite violations of labor's no-strike
pledge. the Chrysler Corp. declared
at War Labor Board hearing today
that the UAW leadership is lire
sponsible" and beset by internal
union politics.
The charges and countercharges
were made as the board conducted
oral arguments on panel recon-
mendation for settlement of a long
standing labor controversy between
the company and approximately
$4,000 employees represented by the
UAW.
Permanent Umpire Asked.
The panel recommended appoint
ment of permanent impartial UNI
pire to settle labor disputes and
urged that the contract between
the company and the union include
standard maintenance of union
membership clause and provision
for the checkof for the collection of
union dues. The company opposed
the recommendations.
r. j. Thomas, president of the
union, told the board the COM
pany had "surreptitiously" circu-
lated pamphlet falsely assailing
the union" and misrepresenting it's
position. He cited the pamphlet
as "a fair example of Chrysler
Corps irresponsibility in dealing
with labor and the WLB."
The company's record, Mr..
Thomas asserted, has been lone of
unf1inching opposition to unionism
and of consistent refusal to accept
in good faith the principles of COL
lective bargaining"
Assails Union Politics.
Nicholas Kelley, vice president
and general counsel for the COM
pany. claimed the panels recon-
mendations ignored evidence that
proved the unions continued ire
sponsibflity and antagonism" and
indicated that the unions difficult
ties arise from jealousies and poll
tics within the union"
Mr.. Kelley asserted the UAW de
mands compulsory arbitration not
because the present grievance pro-
cedure is not adequate, but because
internal union jealousies, internal
union factionalism and internal
union politics so paralyze the unions
leadership that it does not wish to
perform its duties"
Mr.. Kelley accused the union of
having violated past contracts pro-
vlding for no strikes and claimed
that SO violations occurred since
Pearl Harbor.
Both Sides Scored.
Concluding the hearing, WLB Vice
Chairman George w. Taylor COM
mented that regardless of which
side was responsible for work stop
pages at the Chrysler plants the
Nation has lost some pretty vital
war materials as a result of what
has transpired"
Il think both sides in this case
have no reason to be proud at their
failure to fully utilize the machine
that this corporation has set up for
producing goods for this Nation"
he added. 1T is not a proud record
and I think that is what this board
is interested in. We don't want any
more stoppages at Chrysler.
We want something set up so there
won't be any stoppages any more"
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Prince William Red Cross
CHAPTER Heads Reelected
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
MANASSAS, Va, July 2S.-The
Prince William County Red Cross
Chapter has reelected officers as
follows.
Chairman. Mrs. w. L. Lloyd Man
assas: first vice chairman, the Rev.
A. H. Shumata, Dumfries; second
vice chairman. Miss Loretta McGill,
Haymarket: secretary, Mrs E. H.
Marstellar, Manassas, treasurer, O.
D. Waters, Manassas.
The treasurer reported S4620e6
has been contributed toward the
War Fund, exceeding the quota of
s3,5oo.
The Blood Donor Committee re-
ported that 29s pints of blood had
been donated through the clinic
held last year. A fifth clinic will be
held September 16 at the Trinity
Parish Hall when $50 pints of blood
will be sought to supply the largest
request from national headquarters
yet received.
A budget was adopted for the
coming year.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
VIA Orders Brewers
To Use 15% Of Malt
For Army 81 Beer
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
The War Food ADMINISTRATION has
ordered brewers to use IS per cent
Of their ALLEGATIONS of malt grain
for the production of beer of an
alcoholic content of 80 per cent or
less for Government purchases.
The quantity so set aside, the VIA
said yesterday, would be available
for purchase primarily for the armed
forces. The services reported they
had been having difficulty obtain
ing beer. A shortage of beer for
civilians also is reported in several
sections.
The VIA also issued orders re-
strlctlng the use of Is varieties of
fruits and berries for the manufac-
ture of alcoholic products, includ-
ing drinks, in move to meet mill
tary and civilian requirements for
fresh, dried and processed fruits and
berries.
Effective Today.
The restrictions. which become
effective today, apply to apples, ap-
ricots, blackberries, blueberres, boy
senberries, cantaloupes, cherries,
currants, dates, dewberries, elder
berries, gooseberries, Concord grapes,
huckleberries. johnson berries, To-
ganberries, Olympic berries, peaches,
pears, pineapples, plums. prunes,
raspberries, strawberries and young
berries.
These fruits and berries may be
sold for conversion into alcoholic
products only when a particular lot
is unsuitable for human consump-
ton except when converted into an
alcoholic product, or when there is
no market available for such fruit
except when it is converted into an
alcoholic product.
In New York, Herbert J. Charles,
president, of the United States
Brewers Association, said in a
statement that "the brewing indus
try is gratified" at the VITA order
"allocating beer production for mill
tary requirements"
Cooperation Pledged.
Brewers have been meeting the
orders of governmental agencies,
particularly of the Army and Navy,
upon current and unorganized
basis which has caused a very great
variation in the amount of beer re-
quired from different breweries,"
Mr.. Charles said. He added:
with this clear outline available
and reduced to a specific order, the
brewing industry hopes to be able
to anticipate military requirements
for considerable period ahead and
will cooperate with the armed
forces and the Food Distribution
Administration in meeting these
requirements.
Equitable distribution of the al
locations among the hundreds of
breweries throughout the United
States will also permit them to plan
the supplies of beer which will be
available for the civilian popula-
ton
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Funeral Rites Tomorrow
For Mrs. Mary A. She'd

Mrs. Mary A. She'd, 86, native
of the District, died yesterday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. William
j. Widmayer, Oil Silver Spring ave-
nue., Silver Spring.
Funeral services will be held at
$50 am. tomorrow at St. Michaers
Church, Silver Spring. of which Mrs.
She'd was a member. Burial will
follow in Arlington Cemetery.
The wife of the late John T. She'd,
Mrs. She'd is survived by Mrs. Wild
mayer, five grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Chilean Senate Approves
Sole of ; Ships to u. S.

BY the Associated Press.
SANTIAGO, Chile. July 28.-The
Senate approved today the sale of
the Chilean motor ships Imperial,
Coplapo and Aconcagua to the
United States for gold bars. The
bullion will be deposited in the
central bank until the end of the
war when other motor ships will be
bought for Chile.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Chinese Official Fovors
Furnishing MussoIini

BY the Associated Press
CHUNGKING, July 28.-The Chi
nese government fully indorses the
views expressed by Prime Minister
Churchill and United States Secre-
tary of State Hull that nothing
short Of Italy's unconditional sur
render will satisfy the United Ma
tions, Minister Of Information
Chang Tao-fan said today.
He said he fs>ored Furnishing for
mer Premier Benito NussoliM rs
an arch-eriminAl."
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, July 70 R.--
Stocks heavy; selling erases early
recovery. Bonds irregularly low
er; rails in supply. Cotton steady;
mill and New Orleans buying. ~
Chicago.-Wheat closed slightly
higher; better -four business
Rye nervous trade; little changed
at close. Hogs slow; 10 cents
lower; top 14.45 sparingly. Cattle
general trade active; top 1855 on
steers. -
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Crops

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-27
Mani cevljev "a civiliste

OPA urad v Washingtonu je
naznanil, da DO nova racijska
znamka "a cevlje, XII stopi v We
liavo 1. novembra, morala ira
jati do 1. maja 1914, oziroma
"a dobo sestih mesecev. Do Sc
daj so bile znamke "a cevlje We
liavne "a dobo stirih mesecev,
kar je pomenilo tri pare cevljev
ma leto, medtem ko bodo po no.
vi odredbi civilisti mogli kupiti
samo diva para cevljev ma leto.
Znamka st. 18 v racijski knji-
zici st. 1 zavoljo tega ne DO IL
gubila veljavnosti 81. oktobra,
kot je bilo prvotno namenjeno,
temvec ostane veljavna "a ne
dolocen cas-. OPA urad pravi, da
ako sc bo zahteva "a cevlje cd
strani armadnih oblasti znizala,
ali pa ako Sc bo produkcija cev-
ljev zvisala, potem bo zopet vet
cevljev ma razpolago "a civil
ste. Kdaj Sc bo to zgodilo, "a
enkrat mi mogoce reel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-27
Nov grob

Po daljsi bolezni je v nedeljo
zjutraj umrl v Glenville bolnis-
nici Amiel w. Emerich, rodom
Nemec, XII je bill dobro poznan
tudi med Slovenci. Rojen je bill
v Newark, N. j., leta 1861, od-
koder je prisel S svojimi starsl
ma farmo, XII Sc je nahajala v o.
kolici St. Clair Ave. in London
Rd. zivel .je Is let v eni hisi, ter
je bill prica, ko Sc je okolica
razvila v gosto naseljeno nasel-
hino, kjer je bila preje lie tn pa
tam kaka farmerska hisa. Pr
votno je vodil vinarno, /. 1905
pa je pricel trgovino z zelezni-
no, katero je opustil pred osmi-
mi lett. V prvih letih ko so sc
Slovenci priceli naseljevati v on
dotno okolico, jim je bill ma u.
slugo kot tolmac. Stanoval je na
16203 Holmes Ave. Tu zapusca
soprogo Claro, diva sinova, Viii
kes in Harold, ter dive hcer
Mrs. Helen Rawmor in Mrs
Marion Mack, diva brata, Stir
sestre in diva vnuka. Pogreb s.
bo vrsil iz Richads pogrebneg,
zavoda, 15245 ST. Clair Ave., '
sredo popoldne oh 2. uri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-27
Kralj in Badoglio v
juzzni 1taliji

Vceraj Sc je zvedelo, da Sc i
talijanski kralj Viktor Ema-
nuel, prestolonaslednik Umber-
to in premier Peter Badoglio
nahajajo V nekem juzno-itali-
janskem mestu, kjer je sedaj
zacasni sedez italijanske Wade.
Imena mesta sc nj objavilo.
Kralj je dospel v dotieni kraj
skoro pred dvema tednoma, ko
so bill Nemci ma pohodu proti
Rimu.
V mestu, kjer je zacasni Sc
dez Wade, Sc nahaja zavezniska
posadka, in pescica angleskih in
ameriskih castnikov, med kate.
rimi so tudi oficirji zavezniske
vojaske Wade, AMG.
Prebivalcem mesta je znana
navzocnost kralja, ampak to ne
povzroca razburjenja, sicer pa
Sc kralja malo vidi. Mad me
stom plapola italijanska troboj
MICA, mad nekaterimi poslopji pa
so razobesene ameriske in an
gleSke zastave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-27
DAROVI

Frank Klemencie, 8S6 E. al
St., clan drustva Naprej st. 5,
S. N. P. J. je namesto venca ma
krsto pokojnega John Znidarsi-
ca daroval "a podruznico st. 80
SANSa vsoto $500; "a pomoz-
no akcijo JPO,SS $500 in "a
Ruski Rdeci kriz $500. - Od-
bori sc mu iskreno zahvaljujejo
"a velikodusne darove!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-27
KJE BOSTE LAHKO
VOLILI

Nase drzavljane opozarjamo,
la ker nj posebne tekme "a zu-
oana in tako tudi ne vseh var
1ah "a councilmana, Sc jutri pr
primarnih volitvah ne DO po-
vsod volilo volilnih kocah kot
obicajno, pac pa so bill doloeeni
5ledeci novi kraji, kjer boste
.ahko volili:
V %. vardi: Precinkt E "
soil sv. Vida, Gill Glass Ave.,
prvo nadstropje.
Precinkt H - V trgovini ma
1920 St. Clair Ave., prvo mad
stropje.
Precinkt I - V Hodge Soil, v
kleti, 1915 E. "A St.
Precinkt P - V avditori ju
Ninth Evangelical Reformed
cerkVe, prVO nadstropJe, T.. "a
St. in Lockyear Ave.
Precinkt @ - tam kot pre-
cinkt P.
V 32. vardi pa so doloeeni sle-
deci novi kraji:
Precinkt A - V brivnici, pr
vo nadstropje, 1890 Lakeshore
Blvd.
Precinkt G - Kangesser Co.,
1891 Lake Shore Blvd.
Precinkt G-Immanuel Pres,
oyterian cerkva, McCauley Rd
in E. 1856 St.
Precinkt H - Longfellow SO.
la, $50 E. 14O ST..
Precinkt BIB - V brivnici ma
1876 Waterloo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-27
Novo nesoglasje med
De GaullOm in
GiraudOm

IL Alzira Sc poroca, da je med
generalom De Gaullom in gen.
Giraudom nastalo novo neso-
glasje V zvezi kapitulacijo l.
talije in vojaskimi operacijami
francoskih Get ma Korziki. De
Gaulle dolzi Girauda, da mu nj
nicesar sporocil predaji Itali-
je, akoravno je bill cd zaveznis-
kin vojaskih oblasti obvescen o
Mi vec dni pref kot pa Sc je
zgodila, in da ga tudi nj obve-
still o nacrtu "a napad frances
kin Get ma Korziko.
De Gaulle-ovo stalisce je, da
je bill kot predsednik francoske-
ga narodnega odbora "a polite
ne in civilne zadeve upravicen
vedeti "a vse te stvari, docim
Giraud smatra, da je kot pred
sednik istega odbora "a vojaske
zadeve podrejen zavezniskim u
krepom ne lie glede vojaskih,
temvec tudi glede civilnih in po-
liticnih vprasanj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-27

tilerijski ogenj, da pa so SOW
jetske cete navzlic temu forsi-
rale pot v ocividnem prizadeva-
nju, da mesto obkolijo.
Smoljensk v ruskih rokah
Rdeca armada je re soboto
zasedla mesto Smoljensk, XII Sc
je nahaial mad dive lett V nem-
Skin rokah. z naofaliossega sta
lisca je to najvecji poraz, XII so
ga doziveli naciji svoji ruski
kampanji, kaiti to je ime, XII je
neizbrisno vtisnjeno V zgodovi-
nj kot kraj, kjer je pred vec kot
sto lett dozivel katastrofo Ma
poleon, ko Sc je nahajal ma svo-
iem usodnem umiku IL Rusije.
S tenn Sc je Rusom odprla pot
"a prodiranje Belo Rusijo.
zadnje vesti javljajo, da SO SOW
jetske cete vceraj prodrle rs
mill zapadno Cd Smoljenska ter
zasedle mesto Monastirscina, XII
lei ma beloruski meji.
Ia kolona napreduje proti
Mogilevu, XII lei oh zelezniski
progi Gomel-O -Orsa- -Vitebsk, in Sc
nahaja samo dobrih sto mill Cd
stare poljske meje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-27
BOLEZEN

Poznani rojak Joseph Susnik,
XII je podpredsednik drustva
Carniola Tent st. 1888 T. M. Sc
nahaja ma domu pod zdravnisko
oskrbo. Preselil Sc je z Abbey
Ave-, ma 1915 Cherokee Ave.,
kjer ga prijatelji lahko obisce-
jo. zelimo mu skorajsnje okre-
vanje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-27
Novorojencek urnrl

Starsem Frank in Anna YER
man, stanujoca ma 1872 E. 232
St., lie St. Luke's bolnisnici u
mrl sincek, prvorojeneek. Ma
terino deklisko ime je bio An
ma Potochar, oce Frank, XII Sc
nahaja pri vojakih, je sin dobro
poznane Yermanove druzine. -
Cas- pogreba Sc. nj dolocen, ker
Sc pricakuje, da bo oce prisel
ma pogreb. Pogreb oskrbuje ze-
letov pogrebni zavod. Druzini
nase sozalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-27
Vec otroskih oblacil

Vojni produkcijski odbor je
odredil, da Sc dovoli raba vec
materiala "a izdelovanje otros-
kin oblek, zlasti spodnjih in noe
nih oblacil, katerih je zaeelo
zadnji cas- primanjkovati. Prica-
kuje sc, da bo zacetkom novem-
bra zaloga otroskih oblacil kot
posledica move odredbe ze znat-
no veeja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-27
Rdeca armada je prekoracila Dnjeper
PRIPOROCILA "a JUTRISNJE PRI-
MARINE VOLITVE

ozirom ma vojne razmere in pa vsled tega ker pri
mesnih primarnih vovah etos nj kontesta zupansko
kandidaturo ker sta diva kandidaa, je leos mani
zanimanja vove XII Sc bodo vrse jutri Cevelandu
kot pod normanim okolscnami. Ampak primarne vo-
ltve navzc temu in vesni drzavani in drzav-
ljanke Sc jh bodo udeezili.
kOlonah naSega lista ste prOSih tednh sliSali
mnena in prporocila mnogih pristasev raznh kandida
tov mestno zbornco dveh wardah, katerih imajo
glasov amerskh drzavjanov slovenskega in hvatskega
porekla odlocino moe %. wardi st. Clarju
in pa 32 wardi Conwoodu. Maj torej tud mi IRA
zimo svoje misl jenje
Edward j. Kovacic IL 23 warde zakljucuje seda
svoj drugi termn mesni zbonic Kdor je zasledoval
kako e glasova raznih vaznh zadevah, XII so prisle
pred zbornico, e lahko vde da e splosnem glasova
inteigentno in nteresu malega cloVeka hisnega po
sestnika in navadnega deavca Bill trden in dosleden
zagovornk avnega lastnstva kar nj bo zmerom lahko
kat veki denarn interest tega pozabij in mascu
jejo mad onmi, XII tenn vprasan samostojno mislijo
Ma podag svoega rekorda zbornic je torej Kovacic
upravicen do ponovne izvotve
Councilman 80. Wardi je re zadnjh osem let Anton
Vehovec Kakor vseej tako ina tud letos mnogo opoz
CHE, toda etos je prvc stop tekmo kandidat sloven
skega poreka, katerem obsto prepricane da DO pro-
drl ako bo dovol nash drzavlanov in drzavlank slo
jutri volisce in glasovao po svoem preprcanju No.
bena tanost MI da integentni sovensk drzavljani in
drzavljanke collinwoodskem okrozju zeijo spremem
be- da pa svoje zelje MISC mog uresnci ker nj bilo
pravh kandidaov in ker hotel, da Slovenec obdrz
urad councmana Letos e prilka te nase drzavjane
in drzavljanke XII po nash msh predstavjajo vecno.
John j. Prince e Cleveandu rojen Sovenec je sposo-
ben dogo let aktven javnem zvljenju, in ako bo jur
nominiran, nj niti najmanjsega dvoma, da bo tud iz
voen Mi ne diktiramo nt vsiljujemo nikomur nase
ga preprcana, oda nasa odkrita sodba je, da e 81.
wardi porebna sprememba in da je John j. Prince moz,
XII je vreden vasega glasu.
Vvsakem slucaju pa jutri pojdite ma vosce bodsi
da Sc strinjate gornjim prporocii ali Zaveden dr.
zavljan in drzavanka niko ne zanemari svoje volne
dOlznOsti!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-27
Sn1rfnu kosa

Danes zjutraj oh 1. uri je
preminil v Glenville bolnisnici
dobro poznani rojak Anton Re-
mic, 986 E. 76 st. Pogreb bo O.
skrboval zeletov pogrebni "a
vod. Podrobnosti bono porocali
jutri.