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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-12
First Federal
Judge Coming
Here March %

Citizens of Minneapolis and St.
Paul are looking forward enthusi-
astically to their first opportunity
to hear Judge William H. HASTE
who will be guest speaker at the
seventeenth annual meeting of the
Minneapolis Urban League. The
meeting will be held March %, 8
p. M, at the Minneapolis Y. W.
C. A., 1130 Nicollet avenue. The
Urban League announced that the
Twin Cities Ordnance Plant Chorus,
directed by Mr.. Clarence H. Russell,
will give several selections. This
chorus is made up of white and
Negro employees of the Twin Cities
Ordnance Plant.
Judge HASTE, Dean of the How
ard University Law School and for
mer Civilian Aide to the Secretary
of War, is one of the most out
standing of the Negro representa-
tives who have held a government
post. He was born in Knoxville,
Tennessee. A graduate of Dunbar
high school, Washington, D. c., he
received the A. B. Degree from Am
herst College, 1925, where he was
a ranking student. He was awarded
the M. A. Degree by Amherst in
1910 and serves as president of the
Amherst Chapter, Phi Beta Kappa.
Judge HASTE received an LIB. De-
gree from Harvard University in
1880 and the SID. Degree in 1882.
When at Harvard he was a men,
Der of the Editorial Staff of the
Harvard Law Review. He began
his professional career in associa-
ton with Houston and Houston,
prominent law firm, Washington,
D. C. In 1887 he was the Assis-
tant Solicitor of the United States
Department of the Interior.
First Negro Federal Judge
In 1887 Judge HASTE was ap-
pointed by President Roosevelt as
Judge of the District Court of the
United States for the Virgin Is
lands, and was the first Negro ever
to be appointed to federal Judge
ship. He became an instructor in
the Law School, Howard University,
in 1880, and in 1889 was appointed
Dean and Professor of Law at How
ard University. His appointment
as Civilian Aide to the Secretary
of War was made in 1910 which po-
sition he held until 1913, resigning
because of the refusal of the Army
Air Command to consider his rec
ommendation that Negroes be
trained on a large scale for all
branches of the air force.
Judge HASTE has been member
of the District of Columbia Bar
since 1881. He is a vice president
of the National Lawyers Guild, the
National Bar Association of Wash
ington, member Omega Phi Psi fra
ternity, Director of the National
Board of the NAACP and men,
Der of the A. M. E. Church.
On the basis of the interest
shown throughout the community
in Judge Hastie's appearance a
capacity audience is expected to
hear him on the 23rd. Chas. W.
Washington, Executive Secretary
of the Minneapolis Urban League,
will review the major accomplish
ments of the organization during
the past year. Directors and Of
ficers will be elected for 1913.
Thomas Vennum, president Of the
organization, will preside.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-12
ASKS JIM CROW BAN IN
GUARDS

Albany, Mar. 5. Assemblyman
Andrew d., Manhattan) today in
troduced a bill to end discrimina-
ton in the State Guard. It was
directed against Jim Crow regi-
ments and would forbid formation
of any units within the Guard COM
posed of, or restricted to, members
of any particular race, creed or re-
ligion.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-12
Norfolk Publisher Traces
Part Negro Press Plays
In Life of Nation

New York. March Sin brilliant address the Columbia
Broadastng systems nationwide hookup March p B. Young, S
Norfolk Journal Guide traced the 16
years of growth the Negro Press
Text Of Address
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-12
PUTTING MONEY IN BANK!

Paying your income tax will
ingly and correctly is your way
of putting money in the "Allied
First International Victory
Bank" to insure your children's
future in a free, justice giving
world. It's a bank which pays
excellent interest rates.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-12
Tabor Night
AS H. @. Boys
Meet Chicago

Capt. Tabor To Be
HOnOred
On Saturday night, March 10,
the Chicago Wabash Avenue Y. M.
C. A. will invade Halle @. Brown
House for basketball game. This
will mark the first time a Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
FRD Plans
Board ON
Sports

WASHINGTON. May 10 up
Sen Mead CD) Of New York
said today he could not accept ap-
pointment as a national co-ordi-
nator of sports and suggested that
a university athletic director
would be more proper selection
"My duties I'm the senate rep
resenting the state OF New York
will not permit me TO take on
any additional tasks" he said.
Mead. part owner OF the Buff
falo BiSonS baseball team OF the
International League. had been
mentioned as a likely selection 10
become sports cO-Ordlnator if such
an office is created.
President Roosevelt told a press
conference yesterday that three
man advisory committee 10 make
recommendations on sports prob
ably would be named soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Records in Series

In addition. Dickey holds a
number of records in World
Series competition. For instance.
he batted in five runs in one
game in the fall classic. totaled
the most chances in a four-game
series. 80. and had the most as
sists for a catcher in a four
game series. 5.
He has played in seven World
Series and has been picked on
the all-star team many times.
He thinks baseball will continue
through the 1913 season. but
protests il is "a little early" 10
pick his leagues pennant winner.
Washington seems TO be the
most improved club We have
seen" drawlcd the soft-spoken
Dickey, explaining that the
Yankees have yet TO play the
Indians. The New York club
goes TO Cleveland Friday, travel
ing from here by boat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
AAU Maps Tour
For Gunddr

NEW YORK, May 19 (UP)-
Top-ranking American track stars
now in the services will be invited
to compete against Gundar Hagg
Swedish skyrocket, in nation
wide meet announced today by Ma
tional AAU officials.
Actual dates have not yet been
determined, but the tour was
scheduled 10 start one week after
the national AAU championships
at New York's Triborough Sta
dunn. June 19 and 20.
Hagg will be flown TO the United
States from Havana, Cuba. where
he is expected 10 arrive on the
Swedish tanker SaturnuS, June 1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
SPOR T S
Dickey Rates Cochrone No. Catcher
Picks Two Other Tigers as Stars
By LEO MACDONELL

faction. He guessed probably
il was catching 100 or more
games for ID consecutive sea-
sons. an achievement which is
likely 10 stand for a long time
TO come. If not for all time
Among Dickey's other regular
league accomplishments are:
Tied major league record for
most home runs with bases
filled, two consecutive games.
Babe Ruth did II twice and
Jimmy FoXX once. FoXx's was
achieved In Detroit In 1900
Equalled major league record
for most assists by catcher In an
innings.
Did not have a passed ball In
l25 games I'm 1881.
Hit 3 home runs in one game,
july IS, 1881.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19

Charley Gehringer and Hank
Greenberg
Here's Dickey's all-time Amer
lean League team Of players
against whom he performed
since joining the Yankees in
1925:
CoChrane, catcher; FelIer and
Grove, pitchers; Jimmy FoxX,
first base; Gehringer, second
base; Ken keltner. third base;
Joe Cronin. shortstop; Green
berg. left field; Al Simmons,
center field. and Ted Williams,
right field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
4. M. Golfers Retain
Bi z Ten LaureIS

In individual matches. Dick Pc.
.tersen OF Ohio State took third
honors. Jim Mccarthy of Illinois
defending champion, finished ninth
with 1913.
The Teale-Smith tie was the
first individual deadlock for the
championship in Big Ten golf his
tory. Officials said they would be
recognized as co-champions.
Tealc was six strokes behind
Smith, with 230. al the end OF 81
holes The Gopher star caught mp
when he shot a 81 on the first
nine 10 Smiths 43.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19

Without looking into a mir
ror. who was the greatest
catcher ever seen by Bill Dickey?
Gordon Mickey Cochrane!
"He was the tops in catchers,
declared Dickey. generally rated
one Of the greatest if not the
greatest catcher of all time.
"He could do everything n
catcher is supposed 10 do with
twice a. much pep as the other
catcher"
Dickey, now playing his fif-
teenth Consecutive season with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Yankee AII-S+ers

Being in an all-star news
gathering mood. we also begged
for an all-star Yankee team
covering Dickey's period with
the club
The writer supplied the name
Of Bill Dickey and Dickey do
mated the others, 10 wit,
Gomez and Ruling. pitchers;
Gehrig, first base; Gordon, sec
ond base; Red Rolfe. third base;
Phil Rizzuto. shortstop. and
Babe Ruth, Joe DiMaggio and
Charley Keller In the outfeId.
The posseSSor Of more records
than one can shake a bat AZ.
Dlckey was asked which Of The
marks gave him the most salts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19

CHICAGO. May 10 QNS)-Bie
Jim Teale of Minnesota and Ben
Smith Of Michigan finished in a
dead heat in the battle for the
Big Ten golf championship.
Each man carded 81 for II
holes. The deadlock will not be
played off. Duplicate awards will
be made.
Michigan retained its team
championship. shooting N1.2S9 as
against sccond-place Northwest
ems 1922. Ohio State was third
with 1924, followed by Minnesota.
1902, Illinois, 1911; Wisconsin.
1884, and Chicago, 1,4i7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19

Capt. Hebben, all top ranking rife
shooters, in lining up the whole
armory.
Cot Arthur r BT0wn, head n
Garfield Armory, named II VII
lard + Mullen Il Richard Ma
guirc. L. Gerald Cha~sman, It.
Richard Magulrc and Cpl Russ
p. Bruhaugh 10 take charge oil
registering their men
Capt. Peter Mackenzie. who did
brilliant work in conducting the
Civilian Military Corps IS in
charge Of that division of shoot
erS for the HcarSt-TImes event
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Errors Win
For Badgers

MADISON, Wis, May 19-Hits
were scarce and errors plentiful
as Wisconsin cvencd a two-game
series by defeating Western Michi-
gan College yesterday. 2-l. Biddle
of the BroncoS allowed only two
SalcticS, bat his team made five
miSCucS. two OF which brought
about the Badgers two runs. Boz
EIScnaCh. Wisconsin frosh. gave
only four hits and his team con
|tributed three errors. The Bronco
run also was Hnearned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Probable Pitchers
~ I nited ffess
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati wander Nicer 4-D A. New
York (Lchrman 2.2J-3 p m. (EWI1--
st fuufs ttanIer O-2) a. Brooklyn
Macon 3-Ol--3 p m. (EWT).
Pittsburgh (Gornich IL and RescigQo
III At Boston ((Andrevs 81 and jeff
coat OH tWo games 80 ?. m. tEWTl.
Chicago CDerringer i-31 az Philadelphia
Fuchs U-3b--3yl5 p m tEWTl.
ANIFRICAN LEAGIE
Philadelphia y tCnTstorher 2-3l AZ Chi.
caeo ,smfh 1913 p. m. (CWTj ~.
View York tBoroWy la Al Detroit
(NeWhouser O-lD-6 =. m. tEWT)
Washington 1Pyle % and Leonard BID
a. St Louis CGalehouse IL and Sundra
2-D-tWo games-1-30 ? m tCWT1.
Boston tHughson 2-ll ~ Cleveland
fDean nos 80 2. m tEWT).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Catcher
Has Own
Kennel

Bill Dickey famous New York
Yankee catcher and a great dog
fancier. in Detroit yesterday, met
an elegant lady-Sally of Quicken
field. L. d.
Dickcy has a kennel of hunting
dogs at mis- home in Little Rock
and quite naturally got a bang
out of meeting Sally, owned by
Charles Frank Of Detroit.
Sally of Duckenneld, U. d.
Utility Dog, is the first English
Springer female in this country to
acquire a utility degree from the
American Kennel Club. She won
nine out of II obedience trial
classes.
Her greatest record was a per-
feet score of 100 out OF a possible
100 points in competition in the
Fort Wayne, Ind, dog show in
1912.
She is a great hunter on birds
ducks and rabbits as well.
y she recently had nine beautiful
Springer puppies bred by Interna-
tional Champion Frejax Whirl-
away. owned by Fred jackson of
Detroit. and il may be that Dickey
will own one OF Sallys offspring
soon.
Besides Dickey, there are a
number Of hunting dog fanciers in
the major leagues, one OF whom
is Rip Radclin Of the Tigers who
recently obtained a dog from.
Dickey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Yanks Release Catcher

Release of Catcher Aaron Rob-
inSon 10 Newark OF the Interna-
tional League today pared the
New York Yankee squad down
10 the 25-player limit. Robinson,
who hit .2S5 with the Bears last
year. recently was reclassified LA
In The draft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Turkey Fails 10 K. @
Clayton Worlds

LoS\ANGELES. May 70 TNs)
Clayton Worlds ranGy Chicago
Negro, although losing thc deci-
SION surprised the experts today
by STAYING 10 rounds with Los
Angeles Albert Turkey Thomp-
son m p heavyweight match at
Olympic Auditorium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Bits Of Baseball

From Earl Hilligan, the Amer
lean Leagues great mouthpiece,
comes these baseball bits:
When II comes TO coming
from behind 10 win, the Yam
KEGS apparently still have it,
Through May l3. the Nc
Carthy clan had rallied in the
ninth 10 win four games OF
Is home runs hit in the Amer
lean League in launching the
new 1913 season. seven were eX-
plodcd in Yankee Stadium and
six at Sportsman's Park, St.
Louis.
Since the seasons start only
one club-the Yankees have
scored as many as Is runs d.
Old-time fans are prone 10 re-
mark that for close games give
Us the good old days, Tbut a sur
vey of the records would show
today'S ma Tor league baseball is
more than holding its own when
it comes 20 producing close con-
icStS- those going mo extra in
rirrS and those decided by
rallies in tho ninth inning
With SIX extra inning games
two of them 15-hcat mara.
thonS-the Tigers can tell the
world something about overtime
play this spring 49,. Low Fon-
SEGA Of the American League
promotion Office. Just back from
tour through SIN army camps
In Kentucky and Indiana, re-
ports great interest IN baseball
ffi-r-rcf- n The camps. Fon-
SEGA conducted baseball classes
with the camp teams and their
managers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
URGES ENTRY

Col Owen J. Cleary, head Of
the Michigan State Troops in De-
troit, issued an order today urg-
ing his men TO participate in the
competition if they could possibly
do so
At Piquette Armory, 1t. Wal
lace Weber and 1t. w F. Church
were assisting in registering teams
and entering beginners in the
Civilian Defense individual event.
arranged especially for them for
which several hundred dollars in
trophies are offered.
At Brush Street ArTnory. 1t.
George Hawkins Of Headquarters
Company 31St Regiment, quail
fed markSman and a long stand
ing member Of the n. r. A.. was
assisting Capt Norman Q. Stock
meyer, Staff Sgt. Harry c. Mar
vim. Capt Carl H. Chapman and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19

the Yankees,
n A m G d two
other former
Tigers on an
all time all
star team OF
p ] a Y Q r 8
against whom
he played in
his long and
b r | ia n I
career in the
big show.
TIL eV are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
ARRIVES TO-DAY

Judge Murphy Dowling's new
appoIntoe as steward. VIII arrive
here from his Coral Gables tFlaD
home today. Murphy left his
position as racing director and
presiding steward al the Detroit
track four years ago after sery-
ing since the opening IN 1888,
Murphy will serve IN the stew
ards stand with presiding stow
ard Jack S Young and j. +. Gal
lagher. the stewards representing
tho association. Bowling has also
recommended Z h o association
name as one Of iis stewards
Charles 4. Bray Of Detroit who
served compotcntly as state stew
ard for the past two years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19


tests " Q 2 =
taken here. II
was given him
because OF his
ifittEtft
II think II
il important
there be- no
slips, ~ I'm
going Ia stay
ON the job"
said the COM
missioner. A
Dow Ing N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Pills Night Game DrdlCS 20,S20

PHILADELPHIA. May l9-Playing before large crowds at
Phe shy hut they showed stage fright
the Cubs ST. before 20820 the
Iarges nil In Philadelphia history.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Major League
Standings


YESTERDAY RESULTS
Sew Isfk ~ DETROIT weather
f'r ~ Cleveland weatNr-
WASH rr-"r o. S. .rl.s. weather
ir.ale.i h.a 80 C1IUaFe wsallsf
TODANS CAMS
Sew vorF % DETROIT ep H.
Boston 20 Cleveland rt4h'
@FsllEfcr a. 81 Lous. ca.
.a-r.is.a az CticaT-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19

informed Coy Kelly he says. a.
Is impossible 10 install an Ameri-
can TotaiI>alur m the track this
season. He obtained this infor-
nation from A. l.. StrauS prcSi-
dent OF the totah>ator company.
This also indicates the De-
troit Racing Association will he
unable Ia procure material Ia
rebuild their infield odds board
10 conform with the regular
totaliSator board showing the
mutuel pool and odds SAID
Bowling.
But George Lewis, head 81
the mutuels department has
assured me there will he a
complete totaIisatOr As soon as
materials are available"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Rookie Switched
To 0utfieId Now
Leads Yankees
BY LEO MACDONELL

When Joe Mccarthy makes a
successful move scoffers brand II
Yankee luck.
Breaks favor the winners. ii
seems, but Mccarthy has been en-
Itirely too successful as a manager
to credit his brilliant manipula-
tionS to luck.
There's Johnny Lindell, for in
Stance. who will be seen in right
field when the Tigers engage the
Yankees in a twilight game al
Briggs Stadium tonight.
First twilight game of the sea-
son here, the contest will start al
Is o'clock. The Tigers have sched-
|uled a twilight game with each of
the other seven clubs in the
American League.
Twice postponed, tonight's game
will show the Yankees here for
the first time this season.
SWITCHES JOBS
Lindell a pitcher. this spring
was switched TO the outfeld to
make use of the big Californian
.swatting ability He may not win
any batting championships, but
currently Llndell is leading the
Yankees in hitting with mark of
.3l6, which appears TO strengthen
McCarthy'S claims TO Sagacity.
Lindell has batted home II runs,
Just three less than Bill Johnson,
who by reason of an early season
fash has Chalked up ID.
ONLY 800 HITTER
Lndel is the only Yankee regu-
lar hitting as much as 800. Al his
heels is Charley Keller, who has a
mark of .29l. Two newcomers are
next Nick Etten, the first base
man. with .2S9, and George Stirn-
weiss, the shortstop, with .284.
Strangely Joe Gordon. knee
deep in 1912 most valuable player
honorS. is far down the list with a
Sickly POS. Yet Joe has batted in
l3 TALES.
incidentally, Jack Zeller reports
he had his heralded "talRN with
Mccarthy, but nothing happened.
The Tiger general manager is re-
ported to have launched a new
drive for playing talent.
The trouble with doing business
with Mccarthy is that the
Yankees. like the Tigers, want the
same kind of material. For in
stance each would like TO land a
hard-hitting outfielder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
BUILD RANGE

Construction work on the So
position range Will start next
Tuesday or Wednesday, Ernest p
BrouSseau. chief range officer, and
Ted Hannaford, property Custo-
dian. announced today. These two
officers will have a corps of men
from the Great Lakes Steel Gun
Club and the Detroit Sportsmen'S
Congress Minutemen on hand 10
set up the range.
Chief Executive Officer Bill
Bailey Of the Lincoln Park Gun
Club, who will be in charge Of
the tournament, said shooters
would be able 10 complete their
events in about an hour
Meanwhile, entries were pouring
in from individual shooters and
rife clubs. although there are still
several. gun clubs which conducted
rifle training programs and have
failed thus far 10 enter their stu
dents in the shoot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
Hearst Times Rifle Shoot Deadline Tomorrow
Meet Open TO All
State Citizens
BY DON GILLIES
ENTRY Blank on Pg. 26)

Tomorrow is the deadline for
entries in the Hearst-Tlmes rifle
tournament, scheduled for Olym-
pia. May % and 30. 1t is open
to all Michigan citizens y years
of age and older
Beginners have as good a chance
as experts 10 win a share Of the
1000 prizes valued at several thou
sands dollars. There is no entry
fee. An entry blank for your con-
venience is printed on this page.
There are IL events on the pro-
gram. in which boys, girls. men
and women may enter and COM
pete against shooters Of their own
ability. All events will be fired
at 80 feet with % caliber rifles.
An ample supply of ammunition
will be available at the Olympia
for competitors who are unable 10
purchase it elsewhere. Shooters,
however, are asked TO bring their
own shells if they have a stock
on hand This applies particularly
TO members of rife clubs, which
are allowing members a sufficient
supply for this shoot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
STAYS ON JOB

This very important task has
cen DOWlinCS since the first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
NATIONAL IEAGEE
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-17
POMOC BRITANSKIM
KOMANDOM

New York. - Kakor Mama
MIA uradni porocevalec "koman-
dov," Hilary st. George Saun-
ders, so dobile skupine angles
kin komandov ma evropskem
kontinentu "popolno in brezpo-
gojno podporo strani clanov
podjarmljenih narodov Evro-
pi."
"V kolikor morem soditi, sc
Sc umaknili vsi kvizlingi zelc
dalec v notranjost," je dejal. -
"Nase mostvo je naletelo pow
sod ma takojsnjo podporo in pri'
jateljstvo.' Zadnja knjiga, ka-
tero je napisal Saunders "Com'
bined operations" pripoveduje
dogodke o priliki razlienih ko'
mando napadov ma evropski kor
tinent in opisuje, kako je civil
no prebivalstvo, XII jeci pod ma
cisticnim jarmom, podpiralo 0
menjena podvzetja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-17
Stain obeta
mOcnO in neOd-
visno Poljsko
Konferenci poljskih patrio-
tov v Moskvi je sporosil,
da bo Russia storila vse,
da Sc to uresnici.

LONDON, II. junija.-Mar-
Sal Josip Stain je izjavil pred
konferenco poljskih patriotov v
Moskvi, da "bo storila Soviet
ska Russia vse, kar je v njeni
moci, da Sc ustvari mocno in ne
odvisno Poljsko."
"Zanesete Sc lahko," je spo-
rocil Stain konferenci, ida bo
storila Sovjetska zveza vse, kar
je njeni moci, da Sc pospesi
poraz skupnega sovraznika -
Hitlerjeve Nemcije, da Sc ola
ci rusko poljsko prijateljstvo
in da Sc ustvari mocno in neod-
visno Poljsko."
Stalinova poslanica je bila od-
govor ma poslanico konference.
v kateri so Sc mu navzoci "a.
hvalili "a rusko kooperacijo in
"a dovoljenje "a ustanovitey
poljske legije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-17
NOV GROB

Po dolg1 in mucni bolezni je
preminila ma svojem domu ma
1880 East Al St., vdova Maria
Peternac, stara 68 let. Soprog
James je preminil pred 10. lett.
Pokojnica je bila donna IL Sis
ka, kjer zapusca mater Mario,
sina Carla in vec sorodnikov.
Tukaj je bivala 81 let in je bila
clanica drustva Majka Bozja
Bistricka, st. AZ HBZ. Tu zapu-
Sea sina Jamesa, pri katerem je
zivela, sina Stevena v Rankinu,
Penna., in vec sorodnikov.
Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v soboto
zjutraj oh 8::15 uri IL Joseph
zele in sinovi pogrebnega zavo'
da, 65O2 st. Clair Ave-, v Ger.
kew sv. Pavla ma e. 40 St., il
Fnato pa Calvary pokopalisce. =
Bod pokojnici ohranjen bias
|spomin, preostalim pa nase SO
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