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Evening star., 1943-06-27
Government Claims
100000 Cvercharge
|0n Ordnance Plant
BeIvoir Officer and Five
| Others Are Indicted in
| Alleged Plot on Rentals

BY the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 26.-An
Army officer and five other per-
sons have been indicted by a
Federal grand jury here on
charges of conspiracy to defraud
the Government in construction
of the Hoosier ordnance plant
near Charlestown, Ind, man.
moth powder-loading establish
ment.
Announcement of the indictments
was made today by Attorney Cen
eral Biddle, who said the alleged
conspiracy involved rental Of trucks,
tractors, motor cranes and other
equipment used in building the
plant, which began operations Sep
tember 2, 1941.
He said the indictments alleged
overcharges of $4,000, but that
FBI agents had gathered informa-
tion indicating the actual total ap-
proximated 100000. In a civil suit
filed simultaneously at Louisville
the Government estimated the
amount at more than $500, 900.
Those Indicted.
Indicted were:
1t. Col. Wayne o. Hauck, assist
ant constructing quartermaster OF
the project, now stationed at Fort
Belyoir, Va.
Charles N. (Sam) Hikes of Pitts
burgh, a civilian War Department
employe, principal inspector OF
equipment at the plant.
Ashby Corum, general contractor
doing business as Corum Bros, Mad
isonville, KY.
Arthur Corum, brother of Ashby
and associated with him in the con-
tracing firm.
Kyle Corum, son of Arthur and
associated with the firm.
Roy L. Gorrell of the contracting
firm of r. C. Gorrell g. Sons, Rus
sellville, KY.
Will Be Arraigned July 10.
If convicted, they could be sem
fenced to a maximum prison term
of two years and fined as much as
$4,000 each.
Arrangement was set for July 10
at Indianapolis.
In the civil suit, filed in Federal
Court at Louisville, the Government
seeks damages from the Corums,
Gorrell and Hikes. Asserting that
the total of alleged overcharges is
Evening star., 1943-06-27
FOUND,
LOST RATION COUPONS.

PEKINGESE, black. found wandering in
Ave. Bridges. Owner call HO. 6S37.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
Edmund Fitzpatrick Dies

NEW YORK, June 26 (P.-Ed-
mund Fitzpatrick, 48, retired actor
and singer who appeared in THE
Dream Girl" with Fay BANTER and
"The Royal Vagabond" with George
M. Cohan. died yesterday.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
Pvt. Ishum Keith Dies:
Actor From Virqinio
BY the Associated Press.

BY The AsSociated Press.
CAMP LIVINGSTON, La. June
26.-Pvt. Isham Keith, 35, actor and
entertainer. died at the Camp Liv-
ingston station hospital today from
iAjuries suffered when a command
car was struck by truck and over
turned.
A member of a prominent Vir-
ginia family, Pvt. Keith left the
University of Virginia in 1881 to
make his first stage appearance with
the late Mrs. Minnie Madden Fiske
Later he toured Europe as a singer
and entertainer and appeared with
many of the country's famous stage
stars.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
Weather
Continued From First Page.)

NCOnClnuSQ from FIRST PageJ
court NV. and Howard Thomas,
81, of At L street NE. were taken
to Emergency. Edward Gaddis, %,
of 232 w street NV, was treated
at Providence Hospital and Susie
Walker, 26, of Macarthur boule-
ward at Georgetown Hospital. Treat
ed at Gallinger Hospital was Frank
Minson, So, of 1877 Tenth street
NV, who collapsed for the second
time within five days.
A request to the public that lawn
sprinkling be reduced ito the mini
mum" and that householders use
only or 5 inches of water in the
bath tub instead of Is or 20 inches,
was made last night by Humphrey
Beckett, superintendent of the Dis
trict Water Department, after a
check of recent water consumption
here indicated the District demand
was approaching the maximum filter
capacity. Consumption rose from
128, 100000 gallons used June 10, the
lowest this month, to 1853 8,960,000 gall
Ions for the 24-hour period ending
Thursday midnight, Mr.. Beckett
said.
A continued increase in consump-
ton or long drought, he added, is
expected to force adoption of really
stringent" conservation measures.
The maximum capacity of the sup
ply system is estimated at 1876, ,oOO, 900
gallons a day. Reasonable, volun-
tary curtailments will meet the
problems for the time being Mr..
Beckett said.
Half f-Holiday' for $4,000.
From 73 Federal Government
buildings a total of 45,252 employees
were released from work Yesterday
Evening star., 1943-06-27
U. 5. Bombers Make
Three New Attacks
On Japs at kiska
Navy Also Reports Enemy
Assault on Base in
Russell Islands
~ the Associated Press.

Sporadic air raids by American
and Japanese forces in the South
Pacific were reported by the Navy
yesterday, while in the North Pacific
bombers Of the Aleutian command
delivered three new attacks on jap
anese installations at Kiska.
Due, to poor visibility, results of
the Kiska raids, which were made
Thursday, could not be observed, a
Navy communique said. The raiding
forces consisted of Liberator heavy
bombers and Mitchell and Ventura
medium bombers.
That the action was made possible
by modification of the fog and
storms characteristic of the Western
Aleutians at this season was gen.
orally accepted as fact here since
Secretary of the Navy Knox had said
only few days ago that weather
alone was responsible for let-up
in the aerial campaign against the
lone remaining position of the enemy
in the American island chain.
Is More Japs Killed.
Mopping up of Japanese strag-
glers on reconquered Attu Island
continued, the Navy communique
said, adding that Army patrols had
killed Is more Japanese soldiers.
The enemy known dead on Attu now
totals more than 1900 with only
about two dozen reported captured.
The fighting in the Solomons in
cluded Strafing attack Thursday by
Navy Wildcat fighters against a
Japanese barge in the vicinity of
New Georgia Island in the Central
Solomons and on Friday an unsuc-
cessful attack against an American
small warship by four Japanese
twin-engine bombers.
Results of neither action were re-
ported.
Additional information on the
South Pacific fighting came from a
Navy memorandum to the press re-
porting information which had been
released earlier yesterday in the
South Pacific.
Russells Base Attacked.
This showed that early Friday an
unknown number" of japanese
bombers attacked the American ad-
vance base in the Russell Islands.
northwest of Guadalcanal, but sue
ceeded only in inflicting a few light
wounds on personnel and damaging
certain supply installations.
An Associated Press dispatch from
the South Pacific reported that en-
emy planes dropped 16 bombs on an
advanced base" Friday morning
and that while fuel stores were hit
they burned only for a short time.
American planes were active Fri
day in attacks on Kahin and on
Buka Island in the Northwestern
Solomons and also on the Munda
area of New Georgia Island in the
Central Solomons.
Evening star., 1943-06-27

Don't lose hope til you've tried a
Star Want Ad." Ma. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-06-27

Del Ray, one OF Henry II. GLASS, 5r.
the youths swimming with young
Glass, held him above water for a
while but was unable to complete
the rescue, according to Mrs. Glass.
Young Glass was a student at the
Woodward School for Boys, 1876 G
street NV, and patrol leader in
Boy Scout Troop 119, Arlington. His
father is guard at the Airport.
Evening star., 1943-06-27

youths in a cove
IN the Poto-
mac River south
of the National
A r port. His
body was recov-
cred by Sergt.
Charles r. Pc
tallat, an airport
guard.
HIS parents
/, said the boy was
a good swimmer
but apparently
suffered an at
tack Of cramps.
Milton Weeks of
Evening star., 1943-06-27

WAR RATION BOOKS Nos. and q issued
to Harold A. Madelyn NJ, David P. and
Nancy A Carlisle, 3166 Key blvd, Arl., va.
Call Glebe 1880
Evening star., 1943-06-27

LOST brown leather pass wallet, con-
tanning valuable items, Central Railroad
pass. New York and New Jersey drivers s
license and other cards in name of Alex
z. Btorkner: lost June oath between and
3 pm, in vicinity of WASHINGTON Monu-
ment and Capitol Building viii finder
kindly address Box 175-L Star. Reward.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
Arlington Boy browns
In Cove Near Airport

Henry Herbert Glass, jr., IS, of
767 South Twenty-third street, Ar
lington, was drowned yesterday
while swimming with four other,
Evening star., 1943-01-10

son. Some fool will chase it for u.s."
The boy watched. Sure enough, an
eager stranger dashed under a buggy,
risked his life, brought back the hat
with happy grin on his face
That fable is undoubtedly false.
But Monty loves to tell it he
thinks it bears out the character he's
tried to establish.
Evening star., 1943-01-10

eled, raised his beard, became a stage
director. Then somebody suggested
that he try acting. He was close to
so when he went into "On Your
Toes" a Broadway musical. He was
a great success and Hollywood l,red
him out. That was a bad period. He
refused to shave off his whiskers and
the movie people couldn't visualize
him as anything but: u doctor, p
a diplomat, - an Italian duke.
Phoae Cau
BY 1910, Woolley was sure that he
was a horrible failure. He was ready
to give up and begin living off his
friends - he has hundreds of them
- when one night his phone woke
him from a sound sleep. It was Moss
Hart, who said he wanted Monty to
fly to New York Immediately to
star in a new play he and Kaufman
had written.
Monty said. 81 think that's q
peIy poor joke to play ON . tired
old man who's trying to sleep"
And hung up.
Hart, of course, eventually con-
WINGED Woolley that THE Man Who
Came To Dinner" was made to
order for him. That's how life be-
gan at So for The Beard. He re-
peated his success in Warmers
movie version of the play, and is
now established as one of Holly
woods soldier citizens. There is even
some talk at Twentieth Century of
making him a romantic lead. But
even for that he wouldn't part with
his beard. He says it enriches- his
beauty. Take the boards away
from Santa Claus and Bluebeard,"
he says, land what do you have? -
nothing but pair of middle-aged,
overstuffed bores."
JERRY MASON
Evening star., 1943-01-10

The Beard (Woolley's intimates
call him that) has quite past. He's
now 81 - and looks it. Starting out
as the son of rich father. he went
to Yale, went to war, and came back
to Yale to teach dramatics. He re-
signed from the faculty in 1927.
But he still loves New Haven with
all his heart. l was with him at the
Yale-Harvard game last November.
When Yale scored the touchdown
that beat the boys from Cambridge,
The Beard just broke down and
wept tears of joy.
After he stopped teaching. he trav-
Evening star., 1943-01-10

on the screen. He has well-hidden
heart of gold and a sandpaper tongue.
There was the time Woolley went
to Rochester, N. Y, for the pre-
miere of his Pied Piper" Twentieth
Century-Fox wanted him to attend
a children's party for the sake of
sweet publicity. After much bearded
grumbling, he agreed to eat ice cream
Evening star., 1943-01-10

snappy breeze took the ele-
giant hat right off the elder
Woolley's head. 1t began to
roll skillfully beneath car
riages, under horses hooves.
Monty started to run, but his
father said. Don't move.
Evening star., 1943-01-10

with the tots. II shall Co." he said,
land pat the darlings on the head -
until they are dead"
Monty credits his father, a pros
porous New York hotel owner, with
giving him his philosophy of life.
Monty was small shaver of eight or
so - without a beard - and he was
standing on a windy Manhattan
street corner with his parent. A
Evening star., 1943-01-10

He hiccups. A feminine Gus
toner looks at him with star
tied indignation. He leans for
ward benignly:
And what did you expect,
madam - chimes?"
That's Woolley x off and
Evening star., 1943-01-10

RoNTY WooLLEY is Santa
NH Claus - with a blackjack.
~ He and Mr.. Claus have the
same kind of face. including the
white whiskers. But the resemblance
stops there. Monty has a scene in
his new picture, Life Begins at
Eight Thirty" He's playing a de-
partment-store Santa and has started
his Christmas celebration too early.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
POHVALA POLJSkIH
PARTIZANOV

MOSKVA, 3. maja. $3.50 Ruski
voini komunike pohvalno ONE
MIA poljske patriotic, XII razdira-
10 zelezniske proge ter otezuje-
10 nemski promet proti ruski
'front.'.
Tozadevno priznanje je bile
javljeno komaj teden dni "a SUI
spendiranjem ruskih odnosajev
S poljsko Waldo v Londonu.
"Poljski patriotic rusijo ko-
munikacije nemskih zavojeval'
cev," je receno v komunikeju
"V lublinskem distriktu so poll
ski patriotic iztirili neki nemsk:
vojaski vlak in nadaljni WAX, k
je bill natrpan S premogom. '
nekem drugem distriktu so Pc
liaki razdrli vec zelezniskil
prog ter iztirili vecje stevilo re
lezniskih vlakov."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
Velika eksplozija v
tOvarni; Is ali
vec Oseb ubitih
v razstrelbi, XII je porusila
dvoje poslopij, doeim je
troje poslopij uni6il po-
Ear, je bio okoli 125 oseb
ranjenih.

ELKTON, Md, 4. maja. "
tukajsnjih napravah Triumph
Explosives, Inc, je nastala eks-
plozija, kateri je sledil ogenj in
katera je zahtevala najmanj Is
delavskih zivljenj, docim je BIZ
10 mnogo nadaljnih delavcev
ranjenih. 10 bodo preiskali vse
.razvaline, pa bodo najbrze nasli
Sc nadaljne zrtve.
Dive poslopji teh naprav sta
bill uniceni pc. eksploziji, tri ma
daljna pa je unicil ogenj, Xxi j
;je sledil. Resevalci preiskujejo
sedaj razvaline in v napravi sc
je vrsilo Re vec poimenskih xii
CAM delavcev, da Sc ugotovi
stevilo zrtev tie nesreee. Vseh
skupaj je ranjenih okoli 1925 O.
sch.
Esplozija je nastala OBJ treh
popoldne ter jo je bio slisati
vec mill dalec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05

WASHINGTON, 4. maja. -
General Frank M. Andrews, po-
veljnik vseh ameriskih Get ma
evropskih bojiscih, je bill ubit v
letalski nesreci nekje v Islam
diji ko Sc je nahajal ma pregle-
dovalni turf. L MIN vred je bill
ubit tudi metodistovski skof
Adna Wright Leonard, XII je re-
prezentiral 81 professionalism u
stanov.
Sodi Sc, da Sc je nahajalo ma
letalu tudi nekaj drugih visokih
castnikov, XII SO bill tudi najbr,
re vsi ubiti.
Ponesreceni general je nasle'
dill kot poveljnik vseh ameris'
kin Get ma evropskem kontinen'
tn generala Eisenhowerja ia, ko je
prevzel slednji vrhovno powell
stvo v Afriki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
INVAZIJA ANGLIJE?

P~orocila, XII so prispela V
Madrid il Vichyja, naznanjajo,
da DO morda Hitler tvegal kot
zadnji desperaden poizkus, da
izvojuje zmago, invazijo Angli-
je. Pref pa DO "stabiliziral' ru-
sko fronto.
Ampak kakor Sc zdi, della
Hitler zopet racun brez krc-
maria odnosno brez Rusov. Pri
"stabilizaciji" ruske fronte cd
Hitlerjeve strani bodo imeli
MANFRED glavno besedo Rusi, XII
bodo s svojimi ofenzivami pre-
precili vsako morebitno mrtvi-
10 ma tel 'front.', "a invazijo An
glije pa bi Hitler potreboval
najmanj poldrugi million MOI
in tisocero letal, bojnih ladij
parnikov in malih bark.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
John Godnjavec umrl

Pc daljsi bolezni je preminil
oh 5:15 vceraj popoldne ma svo-
.iem domu obce poznani trgovec
S slascicami John Godnjavec.
Star :je bill 81 let. Svojo trgovi-
no :je vodil ma 1860 Greenwood
Ave-, kjer je tudi zivel. Tukaj
zapusca zalujoco soprogo Cecil
lilo, rojeno Kravtzar, donna IL
Trebnjega, vas Praporce, sina
Pvt Stanleya, XII Sc nahaja v
College Station, Texas, hcer
Frances in vec sorodnikov. Do
ma je bill il fare Trebnje, vas
Radlje, kjer zapusca diva brata,
Adolpha in Josepha ter sestro
Angelo in vec sorodnikov.
v Ameriki je bival 33 let in
ie bill clan drustva Vodnikov
venec" st. lat SNIP, drustva
Carniola Tent st. 1888 TN in
drustva France PreSeren st. II
SDZ. Dokler mu je zdravje do
puscalo, je bill aktiven pri Mia
dinskem pevskem zboru "Slav-
eki" in je tudi bill MEGA pred
sednik. Pogreb Sc yrsi v petek
zjutraj OBJ 1915 uri IL Joseph
zele in sinovi pogrebnega zavo.
da, 452 E. 152 St, ter ma Lake
view pokopalisce. Bod mu ohra.
MEN blag spomin, preostalin
pa nase sozalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
"Zvonov' koncert

Pevski zbor avon priredi
svoj pomladanski koncert V ne
deljo, 9. maja, oh s. uri zvecer.
Koncert Sc vrsi Slovenskem
narodnem domu ma 80. cesti.
Danes MISC take tezave v fl
nancnem oziru, kot so bile pred
par lett, so pa tezave v drugih.
ozirih, XII povzrocajo Sc vecje
neprilike v prizadevanju, da hi
sc ohranilo nasa kulturna dru-
stva in zbore ma p~ovrsju. Do
CHM je bio Sc nedolgo tega do
wolf casa ma razpolago, a nj BIZ
10 denarnih sredstev, je danes
slisati tarnanje, lda nj mogoce
nadaljevati S kulturnimi aktiv-
nostmi, ker sje skoro sleherni
prezaposlen defom Pc tovar-
nah. Emo kot drugo je udarec
"a tie nase kulturne ustanove.
&c pa smo 81 kdaj p~rizadevali,
da hi drzali skupaj in gojili ma
SO lepo slovensko petite in dra'
matiko, je to bias danes najbolj
| potrebnO- PeScica MOI in Zena,
XII Sc pc prestanem delu trudijC
z vajami, da lahko predstavijc
javnosti nekaj krasnega v mi.
lem slovenskem jeziku, so Use
podpore vredni. Pc napornen
delu vsakemu dobro de, &c sc
razvedri v prijetni druzbi. Kje,
je poleg vesele druzbe tudi pri'
lika slisati krasno petite, je u.
zitek popolen,
Take priliko innate prihodnjc
nedeljo, ko bodo nastopili pew
ci in pevke zbora "Zvon''. Pc.
vovodja g. Ivan Zorman je a
ranziral lep spored, XII DO ne
dvomno ugajal slehernemu pc
setniku. Slovenska pesem mora
ostati med mani - hasa dolz
most je, da je ohranimo - in t.
moreno storiti samo, &c z ma
vzocnostjo pri koncertih in pri
redbah damo vzpodbudo in pc
gum pozrtvovalnim clanom d.
nadaljnega vztrajnega udej
stvovanja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
Nervozna Nemcija
pricakuje skoraj-
snje ~invazije
Berlinski radio poroea o og-
romni koncentraciji "a
vezniskih pomorskih in
letalskih sill " Gibraltarju

Berlinski radio poroca zopet
0 velikih koncentracijah zavez-
niskih bojnih in Transporting
ladij V Gibraltarju, odkoder plo-
VETO v Sredozemsko morje. IL
teh berlinskih porocil zveni sill
ma nervoznost V pricakovanju
bliznjih dogodkov, slicna oni
dine 1. novembra, ko so Sc an
gleski in ameriski konvoji pri-
blizevali obalam Severne Afrike.
Toda ne samo nemski radio,
temvec tudi sovjetsko casopisje
in napoved francoskega genera
la Girauda, da DO tekom mese.
ca maja izvedena popolno "a
vezniska zmaga v Afriki, vse to
dale razumeti, da Sc bodo price
Ii ia mesec odigravati veliki do.
godki.
Zadnja diva dni poroca Der
linski radio 0 koncentraciji g.
zavezniskih Transporting parni
kov v Gibraltarju. Ma teh par
nikih Sc nahajajo velike mno
zine bark, kakrsnih Sc postum
:je vojastvo "a izkrcavanje.
Nekaj dni pred tenn pa je pc
rocal berlinski radio, da so Z
odplule liz Gibraltarja prot
Sredozemskemu morju tri an
gleske oklopnice, tri bojne kri
zarke, tri nosilke letal, Stir
lazje krizarke in osem rusilcey
docim lete IL Gibraltarja prot
Sredozemlju skoraj nepretrgan
jate zavezniskim letal in bomb
nikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
E5RE(A AMERISkEGA
GENERALA Y lSlANDUI
z generation vred je bill ubit tudi neki me-
todistovski skof. - Ameriski bomb
niki mad Belgijo
. ~PONESRECENI GENERAL JE Bill VRHOVNI PO-
VELJNIk AMERISKIH E MA EVROP- .
SKEM KONTINENTU
Akciia ameriskih bombnikov

Akcija ameriskih bombnikov
z ameriskimi bombniki An
gliji, 4. maja. - Ameriske le-
tece trdnjave so danes oh be-
lem dnevu bombardirale indu-
strijske naprave V Antverpnu
v Belgiji. Vrnivsi Sc letalci po-
rocajo, da je bio bombardira-
ME "perfektno' ter da so vide
Ii, kako so vse bonnie zadele
svoj cilj. Pri poletu in napadu
nj bilo izgubljeno niti emo anne
risko letalo.
Danasnje zadnja porocila ma
znanjajo, da je velika sila an
gleskih bombnikov napadla tu-
di Nemcijo, pri cemer je bio IL
! gubljenih trideset bombnikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
JugOslovanski delav'
CT "a ZmagO "a
VeZnikOV

BERN, Svica, 3. maja.'- Ra-
dio Svobodna Jugoslavija poro-
ca, ola so 'delavci Beogradu
pripravljali svojo p~rvomajsko
proslavo pod geslom: "Vse "a
osvoboditev ljudstva, vse "a -
zmago!"
Delavci kljub strogi kontro-
Ii okupatorjev in domacih kviz-
lingov ustanavljajo kontakte z
osvobodilno armada in njenimi
boievniki partizani. V mnogih
krajih sc delavstvo, zlasti mia
dina, v masah pridruzuje parti-
canon.
V neki srbski vasi Sc je pri-
druzilo II delavcev in dvoje de-
lavk jastrebackemu partizan'
skemu odredu.
Delavci in delavke v neki We
Tiki hrvatski tovarni zbirajo
spodnjo obleko, obleko in obu'
tev "a partizane kakor tudi de-
mar "a osvobodilno armada.
Beograjsko delavstvo je spra,
vilo dine /. maja V obtok okroz'
nice sledece vsebine:
"Varujte svobodo in neodvis'
most nasega ljudstva kakor pun
cleo svojega o6esa! Rabljevemr
mecu odgovorite S svojim me
Gem! Pomagajte ljudski osvobo'
dilni borbi! Pridruzite sc VIZ
STAN hrabre ljudske osvobodil
ne armade!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
LJUDSTVO POZDRAV-
LA DE GAULLE-A

ALzIR, Afrika, 3. maja. -
Vceraj Sc je zbralo ma glavnem
trgu Alzira vec tisoc oseb, XII so
proslavljale spomin padlih fran
coskih vojakov, prepevaie ko-
munisticno "Internacionalo' in
vzklikale: dol z Visijem! zivel
des Gaulle! Izpraznite jeee'
Mnozica je zadela ma svoja
ramona ameriske in angleske
voiake ter vzklikala: "Zivela A
merika! Zivela Anglija! zivela
Franciia! ziveli zavezniki.."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
0 pokojnem John Zaicu

kot Je re DllO pOfocanO, Je
letalska nesreca zahtevala ziv-
ljenje mladega avijaticarskega
kadeta John R. Zaic, mi. Pokoj-
mix. zapusca z%alujoco soprogo
Berthe, rojeno Tegel, XII je hci
splosno .poznane druzine Tegel,
stanujoce ma $50 E. 239 St.,
Euclid, o., ter zelo potrte star
Sc, oceta Johna, donna il Racne
pr Grosuplju, p. d. Zerancov,
mater Ammo, rojeno Okorn, do
ma IL Spodnje Slivnice pr Gro
suplju, dive sestri, Ammo, omoze-
no Cernich, in Mary, omozeno
Tolar, svake Franka, MI. in AL
berta Tegel, ter svakinjo Lilli-
an Tegel in veliko sorodnikov.
Rojen je. bill v Ely, Mimi, 3D.
koder je prisel s starsi, ko je bill
: sedem let star. Graduiral je IL
Collinwood visje Sole, nakar sc
je izucil v lepoticarskem poslu
ter je bill uposlen pri Higbee Co
Bill je navdusen pevec in je bi
clan zbora Orpheus ter pevske'
ga zbora Slovan. Bill je clar
drustva Strugglers st. GA S. N
P. J. in drustva Betsy Ross, st
1856 A. B. T..
Truplo pokojnika je bio po
slano v torek vecer il San Mar
cos, Texas, ter DO dospelo sem
kaj v cetrtek. Pogreb Sc vrsi +,
soboto popoldne OBJ 1870 uri i
Jos. zele in sinovi pogrebneg'
zavoda, 45s E. 152 ST., ma Lake
view pokopalisce.
Bod mu lahka ameriska CRU
da, tezko prizadetim pa izreka
mo nase globoko sozalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
BENES PRISPE v AMERI.
KO IL. MAJA
WASHINGTON. 3. mai;

WASHINGTON, 3. maja. -
DRAWN department je Mama
nil, da DO prispel DIR. Edward
Benes, predsednik Ceskoslovas-
Ike, okoli ~. maja v Washing.
ton, kjer DO konferiral S pred
sednikom Rooseveltom in S ella.
nj ~njegovega kabineta kakor tu-
di z ostalimi ameriskimi vodi.
telji. V Washingtonu DO osta]
kak teden dni, nakar DO obiskal
New York in Chicago.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
ODHOD POLJSKEGA


K~ujbisev, Russia, 3. maja. -
Semkaj je prispel ma svojem
potu liz Moskve poljski poslanik
.Tadej Romer, kateremu je izro-
ella sovjetsks' vlada njegov pot
nj list. V tukajsnjih diploma
ticnih krogih upajo, da Sc DO
poljsko-sovjetski spor poravnal
ako DO poljska vlada nadome-
stila nekatere svoje clane z no.
vimi osebnostmi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
Seja ~Strugglers

Clanstvo drustva Strugglers,
st. 614 SNIP Sc opozarja, da Sc
vrsi redna seja nocoj oh 8. uri
v Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd. V letalski ne.
sreci je bill ubit Clan John Zaic,
cigar pogreb Sc vrsi v soboto
popoldne il zeletova pogrebne.
ga zavoda. CLAM, katerim j.
mogoce udeleziti Sc pogreba, ma.
|sporocijo tajniku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
DAJE
STALINU

Washington. - Cordell Hull,
drzavni tajnik, je izrazil svoje
priznanje premierju Stalinu in
njegovi prvomajski poslanici
sovjetskemu ljudstvu.
ITO je bill izrazit in velik 60
vor izrazitega in velikega vo-
ditelja, XII je bill govorjen has oh
pravem casu," je rekel Hull.