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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
Early Voters Break
Records of Primary
CONTINUED from Page one)


The big question TO be answered
today is the extent Of political
progress made by the Go. be-
cause its previous candidate,
.O'Brien. ran well over 100000
votes behind Reading.
Jeffries, although pointing TO
his liberal labor background, - has
based his campaign on the claim
that a Go FITZGERALD victory
would commit his opponent to an
administration of "CIO dominance
in city government and mixed
racial housing in the city'S war
housing projects -
FITZGERALD has countered with
arguments that Jeffries enjoys
anti-labor and Ku KluX Khan badk-
ing, and that his administration
has been government for the privi-
legged few.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
Both Candidates
Confident as
Campaign Ends
CONTINUED from Page Onel

Continued from Page One)
decision, in large part. on which
candidate Is best qualified by
experience"
Mayor Jeffries made his first
direct contact with Negro voters
last night at a meeting Of the
Transfers Joint Council, attend
ed by many OF that race.
a Negro member arose 10 the
platform and asked the mayor;
why haven't YOU given the
Negroes more housing?"
I'VE have completed II hOuS-
ing projects" Jeffries answered,
land four have been for
Negroes. That Is better than
your percentage of population"
The heckler then asked why
the Negroes were not protected
during the June race riot and the
mayor explained that two-thirds
of the city's policemen were as
signed 10 the Negro areas 10
protect lives and property.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
ROHllElleI
Line
Pierced

Continued from Page One)
ating the eastern side of the Vol
turno River and within heavy ar
tillery range of the important
enemY pivot al Nenafro.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
Wife S Suit Tells
Of Dodge Insults

NEW YORK. Nov. 2 (UP)-
Horace Elgin Dodge, multi-mll-
iionaire member of the Detroit
motor family. insulted and de-
rided his showgiri wife by calling
her "Shanty Irish" a suit for
separation filed in supreme court
today charges.
Asking 100000 alimony an
nually, Martha Mickey Devine
Dodge. formerly of the "Vani-
ties" said her husband had assets
and trust funds totaling 100000
600 and an income of $500, 1000
year.
She alleged cruel and inhuman
treatment and said Dodge boasted
on his return from England last
spring of living with a London
actress he called "Ann Black"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
YdnksinEng|dnd
Rehearse Latest
Invasion Tactics
BY JOSEPH w. wILLIcoMB Jr.

DN pOoLA N W. Nh1hAtOtAD W.
HQ., u. S. ARMY ASSAULT
TRAINING CENTER. Some'
where in England, Nov. 2 QNS)
"A rehearsal of the coming
Allied invasion of German-occu-
pied Europe was held here over
the last weekend. authorities
revealed today.
The latest American Invasion
methods and weapons hitherto on
the secret list were demonstrated
for the first time to high-ranking
American army and navy officers
who witnessed the show.
Every conceivable type Of am
phibious craft was used TO roll
American troops up on the mined
beach-a shore which was Sc
lected for this exercise because
of it's geographic similarity TO
German coastal positions.
A full battalion of u. S water
borne troops staged the invasion
preview. approaching from the
sea and moving en- masse as
shock troops to attack a heavily
fortified obstacle which simulated
a Nazi position.
After their successful landing
on the beach these troops fought
their way inland TO strike al A
strong hedgehog position. They
we're und@ fire of live ammunl-
ton throughout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
TerTOrS
Of u Jap
Skipper

NEW YORK. Nov. 2 (INS)-
The captain of a japanese vessel,
described as a veteran of more
than so attacks by Allied air
craft and submarines. said today
that persistent attacks by Allied
warcraft in the south Pacific
were above all the greatest
worry in sending supplies for the
front lines"
His story of extremely bitter
and desolate' war was told in a
Tokyo radio broadcast quoting a
Domei dispatch from Surabaya,
describing how his vessel had
narrowly escaped death"
According 10 the captains ac-
count, recorded by u. S. govern
ment monitors, the Allied attacks
do not involve the coming of two
or three planes. either.
at Is no easy matter" he
said, "when so or 100 CONSOLE
dated, Boeing, Curtiss P-40 and
other planes carry out raids.
When we think of this, the
avoidance of bombs, which fall
like rain. Is due TO Divine pro-
lection. There were many times
when we escaped from a direct
bomb hit by an inch"
The threat of Allied subma.
rines was so great. he said, that
even those persons who were
suffering from dengue fever vol
unfairly served in keeping q
lookout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
Plight Of Ndzis
In Russia Told
By Berlin Editor

STOCKHOLM Nov . ms
Franz Geisler noted Berlin edi.
Tor. today stated in an article IN
the Munich Neueste Nschuchten
that the demands placed on Ger
man leaders and soldiers on The
Russian from, In TIRE last few
weeks surH7ss all human con-
cep,ion
His article was one Of tho most
outspoken reports Of the serious
ness Of the Naz situation on the
eastern trent YET Ia appear m a
Nazl publication
LIKENED To STALINGRAD
"FieId Marshal Eric Won
Msnnstein's troops, forming the
Ranking guard Of the whole
es . front, are fighting against
four Russian army groups, the
latter stronger than anything
encountered since Stslingrad,
he wrote.
Geisler said that i was only
with troops evacuated from other
points In the Dmeper bend that
Won MannStein had succeeded IN
hating the Soviet advance at
kriVol Rog
But there il nothing To indi-
rate that this gigantic battle
vet has reached It's highest
point of intensity" he added.
PUSH TO TRAP NAZIs
Pointing out that new Russian
forces are trying 10 push forward
toward kherSon 10 cut of the
Nazi army operating west OF
Melitopol. he declared:
This operation menaces not
only the Dnieper bend hut
threatens q rolling-up Of the
whole German southern wing
and the opening Of the way to-
ward southeast Europe"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
FITZGERALD

FITZGERALD ended his campaign
by accusing the mayor of inject
ing racial prejudice into the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
Yugos|dvs Halt
Ndzi Tank Attack
Map by Times stan Artist

LONDON. Nov. 2 (UP)-Yugo-
slav Partisan forces have beaten
off four attacks by German and
satellite troops, including a tank
supported force in eastern Bosnia,
Partisan communique said to-
day.
Two hundred Germans were
killed or wounded when Partisan
units, aided by Montenegro guer-
illas. forced back strong German
forces in a battle near kolashin,
90 miles southeast of Sarajevo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
PRESIDENTIAL ANGLE

In the eyes of political experts,
a Hanley landslide might signal
ize a spontaneous campaign to
draft Gov. Dewey for president
despite his avowed determination
10 finish his term, which ends In
1916. Endorsement of Gen. Has
kell could be construed as a vote
of confidence in the Roosevelt ad-
mlniStratlon.
The New Jersey gubernatorial
race found former u. S. Senator
Walter f. Edge. Republican, OPP
posing Mayor Vincent j. Murphy
of Newark. Edge was conceded
10 have a slight lead despite Muir
phys endorsement by Mayor
Hague of Jersey City and Gov
Edison.
KENTUCKY UPSET POSSIBLE
Kentucky has only had five Re-
publican governors since the Civil
War, but COP managers were
hopeful that former Judge Simeon
W. Willis. an attorney, could de-
feat j. Lytef Donaldson; former
state highway commissioner. I'm
biased observers thought the
Democrats would continue in Of
flee.
In Philadelphia. William c. Bull
lit, former ambassador TO France,
who has President Roosevelt S
blessing, opposed acting Mayor
Bernard Samuel, Republican, in
the mayoral race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
Danish Prince EIees
After Attacking Nazis

STOCKHOLM. Nov. 2 (UP)-
Prince CORN of Denmark, 24year-
old son of Prince Harald, brother
of King Christian X, has escaped
10 Sweden to evade deportation
to Germany, the newspaper So
cial- Demokraten said today.
The prince commanded a unit OF
Danish troops in attacks against
the Germans. He was captured
and interned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
FORTREssEs RAID SPEZIA

Flying Fortresses raided the
harbor of Spezia, 81 miles south
east of Genoa, and a bridge north
east of SpeZia.
Mitchell medium bombers at
tackled the railroad yards at
Rimini, on the Italian Adriatic
coast, and the shipbuilding yards
at Ancona, 81 miles southeast OF
Rimini.
Allied light bombers and fight
ers hit Antedocco, 40 miles north
of Rome, while u. S. Warhawks
shot down two Of five enemy
planes over the Yugoslav port of
Split. Wellingtons last night hit
the railroad yards Of Via Reggie,
north of Pisa. Two Allied planes
are missing from all operations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02

FITZGERALD ended his campaign
by accusing the mayor of inject
ing racial prejudice into the
contest.
when Jeffries tried 10 stand
on his record in the primary
campaign. he was badly beaten"
the circuit court commissioner
said There was but one course
left 10 him--an appeal To preju-
dice, a rash attempt TO split the
people of Detroit into warning
factions.
"They have lost their gamble,
for l believe Jeffries will be
beaten and will be elected
mayor because the people of
this city have not permitted
themselves to he tricked.
wen 60 to the polls to de-
eide whether our government
is 10 be handed over to the rich
and powerful few or whether 1t
will be safely kept in the hands
of the people.
II am certain the decision
will be In keeping with Ameri-
can tradition"
FITZGERALD told his audience
that the campaign had been
terrific struggle against prejudice
and fury. He said the newspaper:
had refused some of his pohtica
advertisements and that some o.
his speeches had been barred
from the air by radio stations.
Among the ads refused, the
mentioned one quotinl
a speech made in his behalf by
Milton Murray, Detroit newspaper
who is president of the
American Newspaper Guild.
He said poisonous propaganda
was circulated against him, much
of it by the ku Klux Khan.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
BOTH ON RADIO

Both candidates Stacked off in
the intensity Of their campaign on
the eve of the election. Jeffries
made three radio addresses and
three meetings, with his opponent
limiting himself to two radio
speeches.
Jeffries had three more meet
ings scheduled which he didn't
attend
"Fve had about all the cam
paigning can stand" he said.
Besides the two candidates for
mayor. the ballot will contain two
candidates for city clerk, Is for
common council and the name of
City Treasurer Cobo who is un-
opposed.
Leadbetter is opposed by John
3. Murphy, who trailed him by
10000 votes in the primary.
Nominees for common council
include the nine incumbentS. Coun-
cilmen Lodge, Edwards. Sweeny,
Rogell, Cody Van Antwerp, Car
lick. Comstock and DoraiS.
Opposing them are John G.
NaEei, Fred c. CaStator, Helen
Carrier Bryant Edward A. Sim
mons, Frank J OBrien, s. Charles
Nowak Henry NJ Fitzgerald, Rob-
ert d. Wardcll and John w. Gill
more.
Some wards Will also elect con-
stables.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
Eyes Of Nation
Turned on Vote
In Three States
nv International New. sevIe,

National political lie a d ers
eagerly awaited the results of
three key state elections today
before drawing battle plans for
the 1914 presidential race.
Voters in New York. New Jer-
sey and Kentucky selected candi-
dates whose election is calculated
to furnish preliminary estimates
of Republican and Democratic
strength next year.
Chief interest conferred in the
New York contest for lieutenant
governor. State Senator Joe r.
Hanley, Republican. was rated the
choice over his Democratic oppo-
nent, 1t. Gen. William n. Has
kell. retired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
MULES CARRY SUPPLIES

Mules were brought up 10 carry
food. ammunition and supplies and
the troops themselves were forced
10 form shuman chains 10 pass up
shells and heavy equipment.
An Allied military spokesman
said the Allied push had very
severely shaken and partly "un-
hitched' the German line on the
western MaSSico Ridge and Maltese
Mountain sectors. but the advance
was made at what was officially
described as a heavy cost.
On the Eighth Army front, TO
the east, the British maintained
constant pressure on the Germans
in fighting as tough as anything
met in Tunisia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02

the campaign, there were no dis
orders during the morning hours.
In districts having both white and
Negro citizens the voters stood in
line, patiently waiting their
turns.
Rumors that the election ma
chinery was not functioning prop
erly were emphatically denied by
Oakley c. Distin. supervisor of
elections.
COMPLAINTS BASELESS
Eve were told that some
booths failed 10 open nj the
hour authorized by law and that
voters had been compelled to
wait In the rain, but our in
vestigators found such reports
bsseless," he said.
A heavy rush during final hours
Mt the booths. from homeward-
bound office and factory workers
was predicted
Typical of the voting during the
first hour was that AT Charlotte
and Park. an apartment-hotel
neighborhood, where p ballots
had been cast. Many were stand
ing In line when election workers
arrived.
On Winder. east of Woodward,
IN a precinct made up of both
Negro and white voters, IA per-
sons had cast their ballots before
s a. m. At Ledyard and Cass. nine
had voted.
NEGROES OUT EARLY
At two booths on Adelaide be-
tween John r. and Brush. both
typical Negro voting places. II
had cast ballots in one and is in
the other. There are an estimated
600 voters in each of those pre-
cincts.
The estimated size of the vote
has generally been from $4,000
TO ABS. 900, the latter figure being
City Clerk Leadbetters estimate.
II this should happen, Detroit
would beat its 1887 municipal
voting record.
In that year, $4,000 electors
cast votes for former mayor Read
ing and Judge Patrick II. O'Brien
Today's election bears a marked
resemblance 10 the 1887 campaign
for this is the first tirne Since
then that organized labor has
taken an about interest.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24

po svetu, da vodo povsod in pod vsakim okosci
nami nezprosno borbo prot tenn ozkogrudnim elemen-
to XII seejo sovrastvo med sinov nasega naroda in da
nastopijo skupaj zaveznik obramb ideaa resnicno
demokraticne in sociano progressive Jugoslavie.
ociged teh tezkih pogreskov cd strani onh, ka-
tere e stav mas narod teh usodeponh dneh svoe upe
je neizbezna doznos vsakega ugosovanskega rodoju-
ba da prezre grozne in umenosne mee ter da vzdr
Ii zastavo ugosovanskega bratstva, prapor svobode
suznene Jugoslavije pro silam teme pro skodlivemu
plemenskemu sovinizmu XII je povzroc re tolko Fla in
pomagal diktatorjem njihovi eksploitacij bru
talnost in socialni ter kuturni reakciji.
Jugosovanski casnkarji Londonu so prepricani,
da bo il tega nadcoveskega trpljena in zrtvovana
ga nasega naroda vstaa nova resncno demokraticna
socialno progresivna Jugoslavija
Udruzenje jugoslovanskih novinarjev Londonu
Predsednk NJ Petrovc, bivs pariski correspondent
beograiskega dnevnika "Poitika"
Podpredsednik: DR.. Ivan NJ Cox bivsi urednik dnev-
nika "Edinost Trstu.
Podpredsednik: M Rajkovic, bivsi correspondent "a
grebskega dnevnika "Obzor'' Zrihu.
Tajnk G. Zlatoper, bivs rimski correspondent beo-
rajskega dnevnika 'Politika"
Blagajnik: S. Klemencic bivs londonski korespon-
dent ljubljanskega dnevnika "Jutro"
Louis Adamic ameriski pisatej nasega rodu je po-
sla taniku ega Udruzena, G. Zatoper sledeGi kabe:
Osebno in kot nedavno izvoljeni predsednik Zdruze-
mega odbora Aerikancev srbskega, hrvaskega in so-
venskega porekla zrazam svoje popono sogas reso
lucijo jugoslovanskh novinarev Londonu. Upam, da
bo nasemu Odboru kakor tudi meni mono sode
lovane vami. - Louis Adamic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24
SIovenija pod jarmom HitIerja
i'm MussoIinija
D. GUSTINCIC

stavljali emo tretjino prebival-
stva in Nemci dive tretjini.
Kljub cell tretjini slovenskega
prebivalstva so pa nemski vele-
posestniki in nemska burzoazi-
ia imeli v rokah vse mestne u
prave, vso trgovino in vsa vec-
ia posestva. Slovenci ma Koros-
KEN so pretezno kmeckega in
delavskega stanu. Slovenski i
movitejsi kmetje so Sc ponem-
cili in sodelujejo pri unicevanju
lastnega naroda.
Slovenskih sol ma Koroskem
nj bilo. Vista solska uprava, XII
je imela v svojih rokah uprav-
ljanje narodnih sol, je ustanovi-
la dvojezicne Sole. To so bile So
lie, V katerih so samo v prvem
razredu (v prvem letu), pogo
sto samo v prvi polovici leta, u
cili slovensko abecedo, in upo-
rabljali slovenski abecednik.
Yes ostali pouk je bill v nem-
skem jeziku in cello slovensko
abecedo so otroke ucili nemSki
ucitelji, XII so vedno bill nemski
sovinisti. Slovenske ucitelje sc
je cello dvojezicnih solah zelo
redko nastavljalo.
Po prvi svetovni vojni je Av-
strija vzela nasc nekatere Goiz-
nosti v pogledu Slovencev, all
jih nj niKoli izpolnjevala.
Ko je potem, "a casa avstrij-
skega kancelarja Seipel-a, pri-
Sci ma oblast avstr;jcki klero-
fasizem in je slovensko duhov-
nistvo vzelo nase rokovodstvo
slovenske nacijonalne manjsine,
je prestopilo k fasizmu v nadi
"a kakrsnekoli milosti "a sebe
in "a svoje farane. Ali to Jim nj
mic pomagalo - naslednik Sci
pel-a, Schuschnigg, je nadalje-
val neusmiljeno nacijonalno
horbo proti slovenski narodni
manjsini.
Sc hujse Sc je obnasala proti
Slovencem ma Koroskem fash
stiena drhal Hitlerjeve orijenta-
CHE. Slovenski mali posestniki
in koearji so Sc zaceli obraeati
k avstrijskim komunistom in
radi tega SO fasisti smatrali
vse Slovenee "a komuniste in SO
obracunali z mimi kot s takimi.
! Razunne Sc, da Sc koroski Slo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24
(Nadoljevonje IN komec.)

Ali ia zverstva so samo pod
zigala borbo narodnih mas pro-
ii fasizmu. Tedaj pa je Musso-
lini nastopil z organizacijo le-
galnega politicnega terorja. Le-
ia 1926 je bill izdan V Italiji nov
policijski zakon, po atentatu
ma Mussolinija koncem istega
leta, ie bill objavljen novi zakon
"zasciti' drzave, XII sc izvaja
posebno strogo proti slovanski
manjsini.
Ma osnovi teh zakonov sc po-
silja politicne delavce, V prvi
vrsti komuniste, ma nezdrave in
zapuscene sredozemske otoke
Liparske in druge). Proti MIN
Sc vrsijo gorostasni politicni
procesi, kateri vkljucujejo po
cele skupine obsojencev. Poseb,
no proslula sta diva procesa
process proti Gortanu, pri kate
rem je ma zatozni klopi sedelo
pet hrvaskih kmetov, XII so bill
obdolzeni, da so ranili fasiste
pri krajevnih volitvah, in pa ta-
koimenovani process slovenskih
terOristov v Trstu, pri katerem
je bilo obtozenih nekaj desetin
ljudi radi napada ma tiskarno l.
talijanskega ista Piccolo, in po-
leg teh Sc osemnajst posamez-
nikov, katerim Sc nj moglo do
kazati sploh nobene fakticne
krivde. Vkljub vsemu je bill pri
prvem procesu ustreljen kmet
Vladimir Gortan, kot vodja ma
pada, in ostali obtozenci so BIZ
Ii obsojeni ma jeco cd 19 -25
let; pri drugem procesu so bill
ustreljeni stirje slovenski Stu
dentje, kot udelezenci neke te-
roristiene organizacije, in IA
oseb je bilo obsojenih skupno
ma $50 let jece radi teroristie-
mega delovanja. I'll procesi, XII
so pakazali popolno nedolznost
obsojenih in obenem razkrili ne
pravienost fasistienega pravo-
Soda, so izzvali val protesta.
6. Fasizem in Slovenci v Mem
ciji
V avstrijski provinci Koroski
je ostalo po prvi imperijalistic-
nj vojni blizu 100000 Slovencev.
v tel provinci so slovenci pred
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24
v
SIX r At
"zANE IL JUBLJANE"

V Euclidu nimajo ljudje nj
kdar dovolj veselja samo en-
dan. Zadnjo nedeljo so imele
Progressive Slovenke svoje
stante razstavljene popolno
zalogo, pa so kmalu ostale vse
prazne. Ljudje SO vse pokupili,
pa Sc po e bn o, ker nj bi-
10 treba imeti "pointov'. Narod
je bill tako razigran, da bi mai
rajsi ostal cell teden. Pa bi Ii
her, saj bo v nedeljo osmina.
Samo to rajzo bo imelo besedo
dramsko drustvo Nasa zvezda,
glib tam in tiste ure. Samo ba-
zarja ne bo, DO kar navadno We
selo piknikovanje. Pa pravza-
prav nj treba danasnje dneve
ljudi posebno vabit, sami 'radi
pridejo, kjer je kaksno veselje.
Sal veste zakaj. Zato pa ne
bonn ma dolgo in siroko razbob-
nal kaj bo. Pridite pa boste VII
deli in slisali. Moski cd 19. do
SO. leta 81 bodo lahko ustanovi-
Ii Zone Point a Month Club.
Kateri moski lahko da Is poin-
tov ma mesec, bo castni prea'
sednik kluba. z enim pointom bo
lahko "a vratarja. Kdor je zmo-
zen "a vec pointov, dobi vecjo
sarzo. Seveda, zenske bodo "a
prieo. Ia vee pojasnil boste pa
zvedeli nedeljo, rs. julia po-
poldne in zvecer &c pridete v
Slovenski drustveni dom ma let
mo zabavo dramskega drustva
Nasa zvezda.
Zane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24
Urednikoua
poSta
Pomozni odbor st. z JPO,SS

Pomozni odbor II. 2 PO,SS
Cleveland, Ohio. - Ia poro-
cati imam zopet lepo stevilo da-
rovalcev in tudi lepo vsoto, ka-
tero so prispevali. V prvi vrsti
Sc najlepse zahvaljujem v ime-
nu odbora vsem darovalcem,
kakor tudi vsem, XII so Sc po-
trudili, da so nabrali tako lepo
vsoto in darove. Imena slede:
Janko Rogelj, odbornik tega
odbora, je prejel cd Mrs. Ka-
therine Penica IL daljne Klein,
Montana, XII je tajnica tamkaj-
snjega drustva ABB vsoto
$226.67, kar je nabrala med
tamkajsnjimi Slovani. VISA cast
il!
Pc $1,000 so darovala dru-
stva: Now Dom st. Z SDZ in
Danica st. "a SDZ, in 5000 sem
prejel cd drustva Napredne Slo-
venke st. 81 SNPJ in to name
sto avta "a pokojno Josephine
Jereb in prav tako pet dollar
jew ma mesto venca cd ravno
istega drustva.
Vincenc Salmic je daroval
$500.
Po $500: Jakob Branisel in
drustvo Svobodomiselne Sloven-
ke st. 2 SDZ in to ma mesto
venca "a pokojnim Louis Roz.
man.
! Pc $500: Mrs. Jennie Ko'
zelj in Frank Baraga.
Pc $1.00: Anton Cebul, Mrs
Jennie Glazar, Anton Pogacar
Joseph Hren, John Ausec, Ivan
Babnik, Jakob Telban.
S temi darovi 81 je nasa bla'
gajna kaj lepo opomogla in u
patti je, da 81 pomagamo tako
da bo kaj kmalu poslan ne
glavni urad tretji tisocak.
Zgoraj oznaceno vsoto so. m
izrocili sledeci: ]. N. Rogelj
Mrs. A. Simcic. Mrs. Josephine
Petric, Frank Turek, JOSEPH
Okorn, Ludvik Medvesek, Vim
ko Salmic, Mrs. Josephine Mez
: narsic. Sledimo dobrim vzgle
dom.
Pozdrav,
Joseph Okorn, blagajnik