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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
ATTACKING FROM THREE
 POSITIONS
British RepuIse Ndzi Mon- ster Tanks-52- ion
 Machines

LONDON, Feb 1. = American troops are stabbing at German po- sitions in three central Tunisian sectors in aerially screened opera tions which may lead to the long awaited general offensive and the final battle of North Africa.
 British forces in the Roban area to the north met and repulsed a German attack which the Nazis led with 52-ton tanks. the mon- strous new Mark Sixths-
 The new tanks are shielded by seven-inch thick armor and mount 38- millimeter guns.
 The British wrecked two of the Mark Sixths and four lighter Nazi tanks.
 Eighth Army Moves
 Meanwhile, the British Eighth Army is reported to be moving westward again. and is less than 35 miles from the frontier of Tuni- sia.
 The main mass of the Eighth Army is following patrols which already have speared into the French protectorate. further shortening the corridor left to Rommel and von Arnim.
 At the same time, American and British planes supported ground troops in the fighting zones and smashed anew at Bizerte and Gabes, ranging also across the Me- diterranean to pound the naval oase of Messina, Sicily, and points within Italy, itself.
 A spokesman for Allied head quarters in North Africa told of the three American attacks:
 Three Attacks One to continue the effort to regain Faid Pass 60 miles west of 5fax
 The second deflected north against Maknassy, German-held gail town B miles south of the Gulf of Gabes.
 The third directed west against the same city. A late communique from Cairo reported the occupation by the AL lies of Port zuara, 65 miles west of Tripoli.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
Flynn Asks
 Withdrawal
 Nomination
Wants 10 Avoid Partisan Political Squdbble
 in U. 5. Senate

WASHINGTON, Feb. Edward J. Flynn said last night that all though his friends in the Senate assured him of his confirmation to be American Minister to Australia was certain, he is asking President Roosevelt to withdraw his nomina- ton.
 The nomination of the former Democratic National Committee man, caused storm of protest in the Senate and Flynn said he was not willing to permit his candidacy to be made an excuse for parti- san political debate in the Senate. Flynn said his action is taken with out conference or consultation with President Roosevelt.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
(By Associated Press)

Presidents of the United States and Brazil. reaching an accord at a personal conference, agreed the Atlantic must be made safe for all" and West Africa and Dakar must never again offer threat of a blockade or invasion against the Americas.
 On the way home from Casa blanca, President Roosevelt con- ferred with President Vargas of Brazil aboard United States de- stroyer at Natal.
 At Rio de Janeiro, after his re- turn from the conference, Presi- dent Vargas asserted complete ac- cord was reached in the war eff fort between the two Allied Ma tions, and this stirred fresh spec
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
vidory Tax Protests
 Come from Unexpected
 Sources 10 Treas. Dept.
By JACK sTINNETT

WASHINGTON, Feb.1-The only wholesale protests against the Vic- tory tax to reach the ears of Treas urv officials comes from an unex- pected source; several church groups and denominations.
 The protest isn't against the tax itself, but against making churches the collection agencies for deduc- tions from the pay of pastors and other employees.
 Rev. Thomas Boorde, pastor of the ,Anacostia Baptist church here, took up the matter in a sermon saying that making the church a collecting agency un- violates the principle Of the separation of church and state
 In The Lutheran, church paper, it was reported that Rev. R. G. Baucum, vice president of the Bap- tist General Convention of Texas, declared: Tt (the collection clause of the bilD opens our. churches to bureaucratic control. This gives the federal government the right to check our church finances"
 Treasury officials said they had received no official protests as yet on the matter. of the record, one opinion was expressed that the matter would have to go back to Congress for an amendment to the tax law before other means of col lection could be resorted to.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
 BACK FROM
 LONG TRIIp
Roosevelt PIunges in lm- mediateIy 10 Garry Out
 Conference Plans

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 - Presi- dent Roosevelt returned to the White House last night to put into active and concerted execution" plans for the 1943 campaigns which he and British Prime Minister Win ston Churchill drafted at the his toric unconditional surrender con- ferences at Casabanca.
 Other problems also confronted the Chief Executive on his safe re- turn from some 14,000 danger fraught miles of travel, much Of which was by the air.
 During his 23-day trip, the Presi- dent covered the distance approx imately equal to some of the highly pablicised round the world flights few years ago. He was away from the White House full week longer than last fall, when he made a coast to coast tour to see the ship yards and other war plants.
 May Talk Over Air
 After his trip, he addressed the nation by radio and conjecture is whether he will again go before the microphones and tell the people about the epochal conference with the British Prime Minister, and things he observed going to Africa and coming home.
 Flying homeward, the President visited Liberia, the West African Republic founded by American ne- gro freedmen, and winged over Da- kar, the long-feared potential step- ping off place for an Axis attack upon the Americas, but now under Allied control.
 Speeds Over Atlantic
 Then the President sped across
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
The W ashington Merry Go Round
MT. Thurman Arnold, Assistant Attorney General, Department of Justice,
By DREW PEARSON tAajor Robert g. Allen on active dutyJ

Otpdi tlIicllt OA JuSJlCc,
 Washington, D. c.
 Dear Thurman:
 Last November I wrote in the column that the War Department and certain other well-wishers who didn't want you interfering with big business planned to kick you upstairs to the court of appeals give you Judge Rutledge's place when they promoted him to the Supreme Court.
 You remember also that you wouldn't believe me. You called me self-appointed judge-maker. I was no judge maker, I was merely trying to keep you from being a judge.
 But now see they've gone and done it.
 They've offered you $l2,000 a year for life on the court of ap- peals because you were the most relentless man in the entire ad- ministration when it came to buck ing big business.
 We'll, it may not be kind of me to write you a letter out in public this way where everyone can read it, but I've been in the habit of writing about you for five years now, most of it good, only little bad, and I want to say now that you've gone more for the basic ele- ments of America than anyone else in Washington
 < Bob Allen isn't around to say so, but I know that goes for him, too. We think you've done magnifi- cent job-in giving the small busi- ness man the right to compete with the big. in giving the housewife a chance to buy at lower prices, in protecting the farmer on what he
 But why do you stop now? The fight is just beginning. You can't
 <O~~kg-.~S vo~> HRo,,~l
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22 Nazi Fighters
 Are Shot Down in
 Raid hv F0rlresses

LONDON, Feb. Flying Fort resses and Liberators destroyed 22 German fighters in the raid sev- eral days ago on the Wilhelm shaven submarine base and the in- dustrial center of Emden.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
NAH
 ARMIES GET
 FATAL BLOW
Soviets Capture Field Mar shaI, 16 Generals in
 Great Attack

LONDON, Feb Virtually com- plete destruction of Hitler's proud Stalingrad siege forces of 300,0Q0 men, composed of two crack Nazl armies, is the Soviet's triumphant announcement in a special com munique.
 One Field Marshal and 16 Gen. erals have been captured
 Field Marshal Friedrich Paulus, commander of the crushed German Sixth army and Fourth Tank Corps, is the big shot taken captive. His promotion to Field Marshal was only announced today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
TO
 INVESTIGATE
 LABOR DEPT.
Introduce Resolution for Appointing Special
 Committee

The first step was taken in the Senate this afternoon for a sweep ing investigation of the Territorial Department of Labor under former Commissioner Michael J. Haas.
 Senator Edward D. Coffey, after conferring with Attorney General uenry Roden, introduced Senate Concurrent Resolution calling for ,ce appointment of special Com mittee of Investigation to look into the charges made in supplement- ,ary report issued by the new Con- missioner of Labor. Walter P. Sharpe.
 Referred to Committee
 President O. D. Cochran referred
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
No Price Control On Articles Made By Alaska Eskimos

WASHINGTON, Feb. l.-As- serting it is too difficult to en- force, Price Administrator Prentiss Brown has abolished price regulations on Indian and Eskimo handicraft articles, all originating in Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
REQUEST GRANTED

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1-Presi- dent Roosevelt this afternoon told Edward J. Flynn he is complying reluctantly with the request to withdraw his nomination as U. s. Minister to Australia.
 The President wrote the follow ing note
 Dear Ed: Reluctantly I am com plying with your request and l have withdrawn your nomination to the Senate. Come and see me
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
Subs Sink Jap Ships
 On Pacific

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1 The Navy reported late last Saturday night that American submarines in the Pacific. have sunk six Japan csc ships, including a destroyer, and damaged a seventh ship.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01

The strike of 21000 miners in the anthracite fields of Pennsyl- vania in protest against an increase in union dues may seem to be a strange cause to the average Amer ican, but this isn't the only war; ring nation with strike troubles that have nothing to do with hours or wages.
 A government official recently returned from Australia tells of a strike that threatened to tie up most of the wartime coal produc- tion of our ally down under.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01

PEARL HARBOR, Feb. 1-Sec- retary of Navy Frank Knox, Ad- miral Chester Nomita and Admiral Frederick Halsey were under Jap anese air attacks twice within the past two weeks, they reported here after their return from a trip to the Solomons.
 The first air attack was short one at Espiritisanto, New Hebrides, but the second was much heavier, seven hours duration on Guadal- canal.
 T think there are darn good prospects of air attack on Tokyo Knox said in answer to question, buts where or how it will hit, he would not say, but he declared: They had better get ready
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
KNOX UNDER
 AIR ATTACK,
 50L0M0N5 5

BULLETIN, San Diego, Calif., Feb. 1.-Admiral Chester Ni- mitz, questioned during he Knox conference with the newspapers yesterday about the situation in the Aieutians said: "Operati0ns are proceeding satisfactorily there and the threat in the Aleutians IS di- minishing."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
BERLIN ADMITS DEFEAT

NEW YORK, Feb In Berlin broadcast picked up here by the Associated Press, the German High Command announces the Southern group, the Sixth Army, under com
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
SHOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Feb. 1. - Closing of Alaska Juneau mine stock to- day is As, American Can 78A, Anaconda 27h, Bethlehem Steel 59ai, Commonwealth and Southern l5f30, Curtiss Wright 7%, Interna- tional Harvester 597s, Kennecott 3l, New York Central 12M, North ern Pacific 8la, United State s Steel SIS, Pound $404.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-02-01
DOW, JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials l25.86, rails 29.55, utilities 1864.
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AMERICANS START FINAL AFRICAN DRIVE
4itler's Forces Al Stahingrad Are Wiped Out

-
 DIMOUT TIMES Dimout begins Tuesday at . sunset at 522 pm. Dimout ends Wednesday at . sunrise at 9:0l a. m.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-27
THOMAS VRSAJ

Wa vOdu "a Onemogle ma
Franklin Ave-, kjer Sc je naha-
jail tri leta, je vceraj popoldne
preminil Thomas Vrsaj, star rs
let. Donna je bill IL vasi Gornje
Ponikve, fara Trebnje ma Do
lenjskem, kjer zapusca soprogo
Ivano, stiri sinove in hcere. V
Ameriki je bival 35 let, ter je
svojecasno delal V American
Steel and Wire Co. Stanoval je
pri druzini John Kromar, E. So
St. St. Clair Ave. Pokojni "a
pusca tukaj hGer Mrs. Gertrude
Snider, 113O E. 72 St. Pogreb
Sc DO vrsil pod vodstvom A. Gr-
dina in sinovi pogrebnega zavo-
da, v sredo V cerkev sv. Vida in
nato ma Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-27
DRUsTVENE ODBORNICE

Drustvo Slovenske Sokolice,
st. 442 S. N. P. J. je ma svoji
-letni seji izvolilo sledece uradni-
ce "a prihodnje leto: Predsedni-
ca Josephine Lach, podpredsed-
MICA Frances Legat, tajnica Ju-
liza Zerovnik, blagajnicarka l.
vanka Shiffrer, zapisnikarica
Cecilia Subelj, nadzornice: Au'
gusta Franeeskin, Slavka Boze'
glav in Mary Somrak; zdravni,
ka DR.. F. J. Kern in DR.. Car
Rotter, zastopnica "a delnisko
sejo Ivanka Shiffrer, zastopni'
ca "a Klub drustev S. N. D
Mary Somrak, "a Clevelandskc
federacijo SNPJ Julia zerovnik
"a podr. st. 2 JPO, SIS Joseph
inc Lach, "a SANS Frances Le'
gat in Jennie Frankovic, "a far
mo S. N. P.J. Cecilia Subelj il
Frances Legat. Drustvo tud
podpira sledece ustanove: JPO
IS, SANS, Citalnico SIND, Slo
vensko Solo SIND in druge kul
turne ustanove.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-27

Drustvo Collinwoodske Slo-
venke st. % S. D. z. je ma svo-
j letni seji izvolilo sledeei od-
Dor "a leto 1914: Predsednica
Fanny Brezovar, podpredsed-
MICA Gertrude Bokal, tajnica
Rose Simenc, 100 E. 155 St..
blagaj ajnicarka Pauline Mausar,
zapisnikarica Rose Mickovich,
nadzornice: Filomena Sedej, 10.
sephine Bernot in Mary Jer.
man, zastavonosa Mary Malo.
verb, zdravniki: DR.. Skur in DR.;
Opaskar, zastopnice "a SLOW
dom ma Holmes Ave. Fanny
Brezovar in Pauline Mausar, "a
SLOW. del. dom ma Waterlo Rd
Gertrude Bokal, "a JPO, SIS il
SANS Mary Urek in Julia Ma
kuc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-27
!!sIlEN .uD)ARE(
L..
zADAN. .NEMSk| |
koR5kI Sill
Bojna ladja 'Scharnhorst
potopliena v Arkticnem
morju, ko je napadla
konvoj " Rusijo

LONDON, 26. decembra. -
Britska admiraliteta je danes
naznanila, da je bila blizu rti-
ca North V Arktienem morju
potopljena nemska 26,OOO-ton-
ska bojna ladja "Scharnhorst"
ko je napadla zavezniski kon-
voj, XII je bill ma poti V Rusijo.
Tako je nasla svoj konec bojna
ladja, kateri je bilo ponovno
porocano, da je bila v spopadih
z britsko mornarico poskodo-
vana.
'"Izguba "Scharnhorsta" je
bila priznana tudi cd neke nem-
ske radijske oddaje v Berlinu,
XII je poroeala, da je bojna la
dja sla ma dno morja ''po ju-
naskem boju' v katerem je po-
rabila vso svojo municijo.
Izguba "Scharnhorsta", XII je
bila najmodernejsa nemska boz
ma ladja, zgrajena leta 1899, je
strahovit udarec "a nemsko ST.
10 ma morju. Ma njenem krovu
je bilo devet 11-palenih topov,
in njena posadka je- morala Ste.
ii / ,461 moz.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-27
Eisenhower bO
poveljnik armade,
XII invadira Evropo
Predsednik je odkril
izbero ameriskega
generala " bozicnem
radijskem govoru

HYDE PARK, N. Y, "a. de-
cembra. = Predsednik Roose-
velt je v svojem radijskem bo-
zicnem govoru, XII je bill naslov-
lien ma yes ameriski narod do
ma in ma ameriske oborozene
sile sirom sveta, odkril, da je
bill gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower
izbran "a vrhovnega poveljnika
vseh zavezniskih sill, XII bodo od-
prle drugo fronto, oziroma ma
pad ma "Hitlerjevo trdnjavo" v
zapadni Evropi.
Tako DO gen. Eisenhower, XII
je sedaj poveljnik zavezniskih
sill Sredozemlju, stal ma Gelu
ameriskim in britskim slam in
vaziji zapadne Europe preko
vseh poti' cd skrajnega severa
do juga.
Predsednik je rekel, da DO ia
akcija dovrsila obkoljenje Mem
cije. Mesto gen. Eisenhowerja
kot vrhovni poveljnik vojaskih
'operacij DO zavzel BRITISH gene
raj Sir Henry Maitland Wilson,
XII Sc sedaj nahaja V Egiptu kot
poveljnik zavezniskih sill n a
Bliznjem vzhodu. Vrhovno po-
veljstvo zavezniskih sill v Italiji
prevzarne britski general Sir
Harold Alexander.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-27

Intercontinent News Service
je prejela pred nekaj dnevi
brezzicno sporocilo oddaje ra-
dija Svobodna Jugoslavija, v
katerem so podani Jugoslova-
nom V Ameriki pozdravi prezi-
dija Anti-fasisticnega sveta "a
osvobojenje Jugoslavije. Po-
zdravno sporocilo Sc glasi:,
"Protifasisticni svet "a ma
rodno osvobojenje Jugoslavije,
vam posilja pozdrave iz vase
rodne zemlje. Vasa domovina
pozdravlja svoje sinove, XII je
MISC nikdar pozabili in so Sc je
spomnili V najkriticnejsi uri
njene zgodovine.
'Pozdravljamo vas z izrazi
prijateljstva, z besedo bratske
vzajemnosti in hvaleznosti "a
sodelovanje in podporo, XII ste
jo nudili nasemu ljudstvu v ME
govi osvobodilni borbi proti IA
sisticnim vpadnikom in proti
cetniskim placancem ter Usta-
Sem.
"Proti-faSisticni svet "a ma
rodno osvobojenje Jugoslavije
XII je bill osnovan in izvoljen ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-27
ALARM IA ZRACNI
NAPAD v NEW YORKU

Ma bozieni dan je bill N e w
York alarmiran, da maj bo pri-
pravljen "a moznost sovrazne-
ga zracnega napada. To je bilo
oeividno napravljeno, da Sc pre-
preci nepripravljenost, ako bl
Nemci praznike porabili "a ne
pricakovan napad, ko so Sc raz-
sirile govorice, da tax napad u
tegne biti vprizorjen. T o d a
kmalu po objavi tozadevnega
naznanila je bill alarm prekli-
can.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-27
AntifaSisiCni syet
pozdravja jugosloyanske
brate v Ameriki

bojnem polju, je telo, XII pred.
stavlja borbo "a popolno osvo.
bojenje Jugoslavije. Zborovalo
je ma osvobojeni zemlji Jugo.
slavic ter sprejelo dolocbe in
sklepe v smislu casa in raz-
mer ter vam tozadevno zeli da.
tt vedeti, da ste lahko ponosni
ma svojo stare domovino pred
vsem svetom. Mi bono nadalje-
vail naso borbo "a bratstvo
ter osvobojenje z Sc vecjo ener-
gijo in vztrajnostjo.
"Pricakujemo, da bono de-
lezni tudi v bodoce Sc obseznej-
Sc pomoci in podpore v besedah
in dejanjih. Visoko cenimo vase
prijateljsko in bratsko pod
poro.
"VaSa stara domovina ostaja
neomahljivo zvesta v svoji borbi
ter bo prisilila vse one, XII de-
lujejo proti njej, vse domace
agente fasizma in necedno kliko
izdajalcev, XII predstavljajo
Drazo Mihajlovica v nasi deze-
III, da bodo umolknili.
IS mrt fasizmu! Svobodo
liudstyu!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-27

Naciji pognani v beg ma 5O-miljski
'front.'; Is tisoc Nemcev ubitih v
obnovljeni ruski ofenzivi

'front.' izgubili mad 20 tbs &c
MOI.
V ofenzivi proti zitomiru so
Rusi zasedli mad $50 vasi in tr-
gov, medtem ko so ma 'front.'
'pri Vitebsku Nemcem iztrgali
so naseljenih krajev.
Nemci priznavajo poraze
PoroGilo nemske komande, XII
je bio objavljeno Berlinu, in
direktno priznava nevarnost, V
kateri sc nahajajo Nemci tako
pred zitomirom kot pri Viteb-
sku kot rezultat velike ruske
zimske ofenzive, XII Sc nevzdrz-
mo vail naprej.
Obnovitev ruske ofenzive ma
kijevski 'front.', kamor je Hitler
vrgel svoje najboljse mehanizi-
rane sile in ma tisoce tankov,
.je najbolj osupljiv razvoj ma ce-
Ii ruski 'front.'. Kot izgleda, Ru-
Isl sed al ogrozajo zeleznisko
progo med Korostenom in Tito
mirom, IS mill zapadno cd XII
jeva in 60 mill Cd poljske meje,
dasiravno uradni komunikej nj
odkril pozicij najbolj zapadnih
ruskih edinic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-27
ASSESSMENT

Clani drustva Naprej st. 5
SNPJ, XII Sc MISC placali ases,
menta "a to mesec, lahko tc
store nocoj ali pa jutri vecer
cd z. do s. ure v drustvenem u
radu v, slovenskem narodnem
domu ma St. Clair Ave., cez dan
pa uradu g. August Kollan,
der, v S. N. D., 6419 St. Clail
Ave. Storite vase dolznost in O.
stanite dobro stojeci clani.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-27
KLUB "LJUBLJANA"

Glavna seja kluba "Ljublja-
ma Sc vrsi v torek, %. decem-
bra OBJ s. uri zvecer v drustve-
mem domu ma Recher Ave. -
clanstvo je proseno, da uposte-
va to naznanilo, ker Sc ne DO
posebej 2 dopisnicani vabilo.
Vrsile Sc bodo volitve odbora
"a prihodnje leto in resevalo
druge vazne zadeve.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-27

Zavezniska acna sila je
zadnje dni zopet udarila ma ja-
ponsko bazo v Rabaulu ter je v
50-tonskem napadu zbila 30 ja-
ponskih letal, medtem ko ia
ponci, zavedajoc Sc rastoce ne
varnosti "a svoje pozicije STOP
njema vecajo svojo zracno ak
Utmost v obrambo Rabaula in
svojih baz ma Marshall otokih,
kakor tudi napade ma ameriske
instalacije ma Gilbert otokih.
Neko porocilo il Tokija tudi
ustvarja Wits, da so Sc ameriske
sile izkrcale v okolici rtica
Gloucester ma otoku Nova Bri.
tanija, nasproti prvotnega in.
vazijskega oporisea pri Arawi
XII Sc sedaj nahaja v ameriskih
rokah.
TOXIC poroca, da je zavez.
niska sila, XII je napadla Rabaul
Stella 135 letal, in da je bio Sc
sestreljenih v napadu. Nedeljsk
komunikej gen. MacArthurjs
pa pravi, da so Amerikanci IL
gubili samo stiri letala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-27
MARY MARKOVIC

Ia srcno hibo je ma svojem
donu ra 1876 Deise Ave-, u
mrla Mary Markovic, rojena
Krasovec, stara 50 let. Pokojni-
ca je oila d 0 m a IL vasi Pod
klanc pri Sodrazici, odkoder je
prisla v Cleveland pred 35. lett.
Tukaj zapusca soproga Henry
diva sinova Henry, Pvt. Franka,
hcer Josephine in vnuka. Bila
je clanica drustva Janeza Krst-
nika st. 81 ABB. in podr. St.
rs S. q. z. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v
sredo oh 9. uri zjutraj il Ia.
krajskovega pogrebnega zavo'
da, 6016 St. Clair Ave., v GER.
kew sv. Vida in nato ma Calvary
pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-27
BOLEZEN

ze Sest tednov Sc nahaja ma
bolniski postelji poznani trgo-
vec, Mr.. Anton Gubanc, 1925
Waterloo Rd. Prijatelji ga lah-
ko obiscejo ma omenjenem ma
slovu, mi mu pa zelimo, da bi Sc
mu ljubo zdravje elm preje po.
vrnilo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-27
LEOPOLD SIMONCIC

V soboto zvecer je umrl ma
svojem domu Leopold Simoncic,
star 55 let, stanujoc ma GIG E.
81 st. Donna je bill IL Ljublja-
ne, odkoder je prisel v Cleve-
land leta 1907. Zadnjih % let
je bill zaposlen pri Bingham Co.
Tukaj zapusca soprogo Ammo,
rojeno Divjak, hcer Sylvijo
Mayer, vnuke, in tri bratrance
Johna, ma Carl Ave-, Franka ma
E. 60 St., in Leo ma Greenwood
Ave. Bill je clan drustva w. O.
w. in Vodnikov venec st. 147
tSNPJ. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil IL Ia.
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Dvoie tolna6enj

Londonski Times je V zve-
ri z odhodom poljskega premi-
erja V Ameriko izjavil, da INA
m enja kazejo, da izravnava
poljskega problema ne DO sla ta-
ko gladko kot Sc je upalo V ne
katerih krogih. List Sunday
Dispatch" pa je prerokoval, da
Sc bo Poljska kmalu pridruzila
sovjetsko ceskoslova X m u
prijateljskemu paktu, XII je bill
podpisan v Moskvi II. decem-
bra.
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KATARENA GRUBISEC

V petek vecer okrog II. m'e
je preminila na syojem domu
Katarina Grubisi6, rojena Ra-
dosovic, stara 63 let. Stanovala
ie ma 1920 Saranac Rd. Pokoj-
MICA je bila donna IL sela Mar
kopal, ma Hrvatskem, odkoder
je prisla V Ameriko pred 81. le-
ii. Tukaj zapusca zalujoeega So
proga Johna, dve hceri Ammo in
Edith, poroceno Vulich, ter sina
Pvt. Johna. Bila je clanica dru-
stva Slobcda st. 235 H.B.Z. in
drustva sv. Jozefa st. 169 KS
KJ. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil V torek
ob 8:15 uri zjutraj il pogreb-
mega zavoda August f. Svetek,
478 E. 152 St., V cerkev sv. Ma
rije in nato ma Calvary pokopa-
liSce.