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Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11

ard personal defense, asked a
panel member, housewife Mrs. Jen-
ny Larson:
would you be prejudiced against
the defense due to the fact that
counsel would have to ask many
intimate sexual questions of these
girls?"
NO" Mrs. Larson replied.
If there were two reasonable
roads, toward guilt or innocence,
which would you choosc?" Giesler
asked"
THE road toward innocence"
GieSler also sought to determine
if the jurors held prejudice against
actors in general and if they had
read extensively about the case in
the newspapers All admitted read
ing about the girls accusations
against Flynn.
Defense attorneys earlier had
had their request for a month S
continuance rejected by Superior
Judge Robert E. Still They pre-
pared motion supported by an
affidavit from Hayward Kingsley,
prospective defense witness, but the
motion and affidavit were not in
troduced at the trial following a
conference of attorneys with the
judge in his chambers.
In his affidavit Kingsley, skip
per of Flynn's yacht, told of see
ing or hearing nothing unusual
aboard the craft during a trip
to Cherry Cove at Catalina island
in August, 194l, when one girl.
Peggy Larue Satterlee, said she
twice submitted to Flynn's ad-
VanceS.
The trial began before a packed
courtroom. Scores of sensation
seeking spectators were turned
away by barricade at the door
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
Third Candidate
In lid Contest

Strong opposition for Charles
Morrow, Imperial Irrigation dis
trict director from the fouth divi-
sion. loomed Monday after third
candidate mad announced that he
would seek the position in the cleo
ton of February 3.
Harry Jones, Well-knoWn cattle :
nan from Brawley, made known his
desire for the office. Henry Jack
son. another Brawley resident had
already announced that he would
oppose Morrow.
w. I. Hopes, Brawley mortician,
would make no comment upon re-
ports that he also would throw his
hat in the ring. Final filing is jan
uary 49,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11

ralia. Flynn will succeed Nelson
T. Johnson, who plans to retire.
All three of these nominations
had been generally expected.
Mr.. Roosevelt also nominated for
mer Senator Josh Lee of Oklahoma
to be a member of the Civil Aero
nautics Board. Lee was defeated
for reelection in November.
Brown, also defeated in Novem-
ber for reelection by Judge Homer
Ferguson. a Michigan Republicans,
takes over the post from which
Leon Henderson resigned last
Henderson has been con-
tinuing in office pending nomina-
ton and confirmation of Brown.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
Jump Expected
In Bond Sales

War bond sales in Ell Centre were
scheduled to shoot upward during
January because of a new ruling
of the treasury department, Ross
T. Hickcox, chairman of the Ell
Ccntro war bond drive, said Mon
day.
Husband and wife may purchase
$4,000 worth of war bonds a year
instead of only $1,000 Hickcox
said. "In fact, any two individuals
may go together and purchase $10,-
600 worth in a year"
Hickcox said he already had sold
$4,000 himself and hoped to sell
other blocks before the close of the
month.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
PRESIDENT NOMINATES ;
FOR VITAL u. s. POSTS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-(UP)-
President Roosevelt today nominal.
ed Wiley Blount Rutledge, now as
sistant justice of the us. Court of
Appeals for the District of Colum-
bia, to succeed James F.. Byrnes as
associate justice of the Supreme
Court.
At the same time the President
nominated former Senator Prentiss
M. Brown of Michigan to be price
administrator, succeeding Leon
Henderson.
Democratic National Committee
Chairman Edward J. Flynn was
nominated to be minister to Aus
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11

telephone number. The number is
I'll Centre 588. The telephone at one
time was attached to the city's
switch board but is now on a direct
line to the rationing office.
A. II. Keller. chairman of the
board, has appointed an office man.
agement committee to direct per-
sonnel. On the new committee are: :
Keller, Harold Hunt and Mrs. Car
rie Hanson. There has never before
been such a committee made up
from board members.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
County Employs
New Physician

The Imperial county board of
supervisors Monday terminated the
services of DR.. B. l.. Yellen as resi-
dent physician at the Imperial
county hospital at Ell Centre and
appointed DR.. John L. Parker of
BraWley to take his place.
In resolution passed by the
board, DR.. YellenS services were
terminated because he could not
devote his entire time OF the posi-
ton. The board arranged to pay
Dr. Parker $400 a month, the salary
to begin as soon as DR.. Yellen
leaves.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
7 Injured When
Big Plane Crashes

OAKLAND, Cal, Jan. IL. UP
A cargo plane under contract to
the government overshot the Oak
land airport and crashed and burn
ed today, seriously injuring Capt.
John Adams Burks, Culver City,
Tie pilot, and Charles Stewart
Lamb, Hollywood, the first officer.
They were the only occupants.
The plane burst into flames as it
crashed.
Burks and Lamb were taken to
Highland hospital, where physicians
reported they probably will recover
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
NO GUIDE NEEDED

NO GUIDE NEEDED
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Davis of the
McCabe district were looking for
ward to visit from their nephew.
1t. Richard Wolfe of the United
States navy air corps home from
active duty in the Solomon islands.
Since we don't know just when
he will arrive" Davis said, Il had
better meet him and bring his out
i1ere. He won't be able to find his
sHsay in the county at night.
Davis drove to Ell Centre and
established himself to wait, Mrs
Davis waited at nome.
r, Some time later 1t Wolfe arrived
Ut the Davis home without Davis.
So 1t. Wolfe had to return to Ell
Ccntro and find his uncle.
How did you find your way out
there in the dark asked Davis
disgustedly.
"Oh," said his nephew, "I made
map and followed it. I've been
finding strange places from the
air. You don't tank little prob
lem like finding McCabc after dark
would bother me, do you?"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
Flynn on Trial
I'm l.. A. Court

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 11.-UP)-
Attorneys for Film Star Enrol
Flynn, on trial on three counts of
statutory rape upon two teen-age
girls, questioned prospective jurors
today to disclose possible prejudice
against courtroom examination in
volving sexual intimacieS.
Attorney Jerry Giesler, who has
promised that the actor himself will
take the stand later for a frank
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
MORENA BRUSH
FIRE CONTROLLED

SAN DIEGO, Jan. IL. (UP)-For-
est service officials today reported
under control brush and timber
fire which swept through nearly
10000 acres in Cleveland National
forest near Lake Morena. Several
hundred state guardsmen were call
ed to fight the blaze, which started
Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11

ment expects TO spend IN SIX months
in buying food for the allies.
The estimate was $171 $40, 766
larger than for the current fiscal
year. 1t included $l93,6 $1,000 for
parity payments in 1912 crops. Last
years budget carried no appropria-
ton, but only contractual authority,
for such payments.
Other increases included $37,000.-
600 for rubber production and S16,-
526,613 in sugar benefit payments.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11

Hours of clerical personnel in the
office in the city hall will remain
almost the same but rearrange-
hlent of time will enable them to
file many applications and other
data which have been piling up
BY staggering lunch hours of
nGlerkS the office will remain open
4the entire day instead of closing
at noon.
The board also announced that
it wished publication of its private
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
Migrant Army Of
a Millions Seen
Following War

WASHINGTON, Jan. Il.
(UP)-The house committee
on defense migration sharp
ly critical of the American
war effort in 1912, today
warned that if present policies are
continued there probably will be
100000 migrants roaming the
country after the war looking for
employment.
In final report of its two-year
investigation, the committee:
Renewed its campaign for crea-
ton of an independent office of
war mobilization which would have.
control over all factors affecting
war production.
Warned that haphazard mobiliza-
ton of war production-noW FAR
short" of l942 goals and of total
capacity-haS caused the allies to
suffer severely" for lack of lend
lease shipments and an uneven"
flow of equipment to American
troops.
DANGER FORESEEN
PTeQlCCeU JfldC IL tllc pIcScIlt
manpower program continues un-
abated a small number of commune
ties will corner a great majority of
all available workers. On that point
the report said:
This committee can readily fore
see that an annual POSTWAR total
of 100000 persons moving between
states in search of new employment
is not only possible but probable.
If the United States does not soon
use an unusual measure of good
sense, good management, and good
luck" in mobilizing all its resources
for war, the committee said. it will
face many difficult and trying
'ays" both in the period of war
Immediately ahead and the period
of peace to follow.
REDUCTION LAGS
The committee, headed by Rep.
John II. Tolan, d. Calf, first pro-
Continued on Page 6, Col. II
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
Farmers Demand
More for Butter

All officers of the Imperial County Farm Bureau board
of directors reelected Saturday by unanimous vote
and the directors Immediately planned for regional Farm
Bureau meeting in Ell Centre JAN 23 and protested the
governments ceiling price placed on butterfat.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
LIKE CONGRESS

Business and Farm Bureau dircc-
tors meeting was going along very
we'll Saturday. President Baxter
LOvcland kept one eye on his
watch on the tacle in front of him
and licked off the items of bust
ncSS as handled.
Have we time for me to present
q resolution Leslie Mcconnell
Continued on Page 6, Col. u
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
Jesse Campbell
Succumbs Here

Navy Carroll, who is stationed at
North Island, was the only one of
the sons able to reach home in
time to see his father before death
came
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
Rationing Board
Shifts Schedule

Ell Centres price and ratonng board Monday took
steps to improve service to the public and at the time
give staff members more time for detail work.
Starting Thursday the offices will open 10 30 am.
and will remain open until pm each day. officials an
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
Fourth Allied Spearhead
Driven i'm While RommeI
Sets Up Defense Lines
United Nations Draw Ring About
Enemy In Desert AS Russians
Continue Fast Advance
= By UNITED PRESS :

The threat to Field Marshal Erwin Rommels desert
armies fleeing westward through Trpoltania increased
Monday with four Allied columns closing in his posi-
tons. Radio Dakar reported that strong French force
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11

Reductions of $44,470,072 in agricul-
tural conservation payments and
1108,775 in department adminis-
tration and research expenditures
were made.
Mr.. Roosevelt, in his budget mes
sage, stressed the Importance of food
as primary weapon of war" An
adequate food supply is, therefore.
a basic aspect of total war pro-
gram, he said
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
108 Billions in =
Wartime Budget
Set Up by FDR
Americans Must Pull in Belts,
Get Ready for Simpler Living,
Bigger Bill to Government
. By LYLE c. WILSON -

today submitted for the 1914 fiscal SO8
9O3 1923 maximum effort budget calling for new
taxes and forced savings raise additional 56OOOOOO
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
D AMBLlNe
(\EpoR1ER
FOR SHAME

FOR SHANE
A Woman was having luncheon in
drug store in Ell Centre. She
finished one cup of coffee and
asked for a second cup.
I'm sorry" said the waitress
politely, but we are permitted to
serve only one cup of coffee to
customer"
The woman was furious. She
launched into a TRADE because she
had to do without things in war
time. AT the height of her tan
trum, a soldier rose from his place
near her and placed his untouched
cup Of coffee in front of her.
Il don't know of an easier way to
win war; he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
Bud get Boosted
In Farm Program

WASHINGTON, Jan. IL. (UP)-President Roosevelts
budget rallied for 1914 fiscal agriculture department
appropriations of $98S2l7 31 to meet the imperative
for increased wartime food production That does in
cude $130O00OO00 of endease money which depart
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
WEATHER

Maximum Sunday ~, minimum
Monday 35; am. Monday 81, hu-
midity 81; noon Monday 60, humid
ity 43; 5 pm. Sun. 63, humidity 81.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-16
Nocis+i Sc zgrozoio mad "+eroris+ienimi"
nopodi zovezniskih Ie+ocev

BERN, svica, Is. marca. -
v Berlinu je bio sluzbeno ma
znanjeno, da je nemska zracna
sila pripravljena, udariti, in 81
Ger trdo udariti ma Anglijo v
povracilo "a anglesko bombar-
diranje nemskih NEST.
Nemski komunike pravi, da
sejejo angleski in ameriski le-
talci s svojimi ''teroristicnimi
napadi'' sovrastvo, kar bodo Sc
bridko obzalovali.
(Ko SO Nemci bombardiral
London, Beograd, Rotterdam in
druga mesta, kjer so prebivai
nedolzni ljudje, takrat tt napa'
di MISC bill "teroristicni." Tero'
risticni SO postal sele sedaj, ke
SO Nemci brez moci in ko NJ
morejo udariti nazaj. Tista {
povraGilu, je namrec prazns
marnja. - Ured.).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-16
&c ne bO ZviSa-
nih mezd, tudi pre-
moga ne bo
Ako do konca meseca mar
ca ne bo sklenjena nova
pogodba, bodo premogar-
il dne l. aprila zastavkali.

NEW YORK, Is. marca. -
John l.. Levi je opozoril danes
lastnike rovov mehkega premo-
ga, da &c Sc ne bo do 81. marca
sklenilo move pogodbe, potom
katere bi bila 100000 premogar-
jem zvisana media, maj sc kar
pripravijo ma to, da teh premo-
garjev dne l. aprila ne bo veC
rovih in pri svojem delu.
ze pref tekom razgovorov, XII
so Sc vrSili med predstavniki
United Mine Workers organiza-
cije in predstavniki lastnikov
rovov trdega in mehkega pre-
moga, je vec unijskih distriktov
zagrozilo, da bodo dine 1. aprila
zastavkali, ako ne bo dotlej
sklenjena nova in zadovoljiva
pOSOuUd.
Glavna zahteva unije je povi,
sanje mezde "a 2 dolarja ma
dan in minimalen zasluzek Sc
ma dan, mesto dosedanjih sed,
mih dolarjev.
John L. Lewis je potrdil tr.
ditev unije, da bi morale pre-.
mogovne kompanije ma podlag
zahtev po novih mezdah plaza.
tt $24O,O00,0O0 vec ma leto ka.
kor doslej, ne pa $750,0O0,OO(
kakor trde zastopniki premo
govnih druzb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-16
Ucinki bomb ''block- k-busterjev," XII padajo
noe in dan ma Nemcijo in Italijo
Sia ekspozje teh bomb je strahovita in naravnost
neverjetna.

Zadnje case so nemska me-
sta noe in dan bombardirana s
tako zvanimi "block-busterji,"
to je 4,0O0-funtnimi bombami,
katerih vsaka porusi po eel
mestni biloxi.
Ia bomba je crna in grda
stvar, dolga 8 cevljev in 4 pal
ce, njena debelina pa znasa 2
cevlja in en- palec. Cd njene te-
,ze, XII znasa 1000 funtov, je O.
200 funtov TINT eksploziva ka-
kor, tudi drugih, novejsih in tai
nih razstreliv, preostanek pa
sestoja il zeleznega oboda in
raznih spojev ali "fuses." Ia
bomba, izpuseena z visine TO-
900 cevljev, udari ma zemljo
naglico 600 mill ma uro. v tenn
trenutku zdrobi vse, kar zade.
ne, ter sc zakoplje globoko v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-16
Bombardiranje
japonskega konvoja
pri Novi Gvineji
Holandski in avstralski le-
talci so bombardirali tri
japonske transporte, nato
pa jih obstreljevali s stroll
nicami.

Glavni stan generala MacAr-
thurja v Avstraliji, Is. marca,
Holandski in avstralski le-
talci so naleteli juznozapadno
cd Move Gvineje ma troje ja-
ponskih transporter, tkatere sc
bombardirali, nato pa zakrozili
nizko mad parnike, katerih kro-
vi so bill natrpani japonskega
vojastva, ter jih priceli obstre.
ljevati strojnicami.
Japonski parniki so Sc uzgali
ter Sc zavili v plamene.
WASHINGTON, IS. marca
Mornariski department mama
MIA, da so ameriski letalci bonn
bardirali in obstreljevali v So
boto ,japonske pozicije ma Kiski
ma Aleutskem otocju. Ameriski
bombniki so unicili in pogrezni-
Ii neko majhno japonsko ladjo
ter bombardira1i troje japcn,
skin baz.
Ma Kiski je bilo poskodova.
min mnogo japonskih letal, Xxi
SO Sc nahajala ma letaliseu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-16
SNPJ 0 rehobi|i+ociiski podpori s+ori
domovini
domovini

Ma letni seji glavnega odbora
S. N. P. J. je, kakor je razvidno
il zapisnika br. Jakob zupan IL
vajal, da preti resna nevarnost,
da start domovini po koncani
sedanji vojni vsled strahovlade,
kakorsna je sedaj Jugoslaviji
ne bo nikogar, ali vsaj ne "a
dostno stevilo sposobnih oseb
" Ameriki sta sedaj, kolikor je
znano, dve tako ucilisei, v kate
rih Sc poucuje vse, kar bo po'
trebno. Vsled tega je vsekakol
pravilno, da bi poskrbeli tudi q
mas Slovence, da bi inaeli ns
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-16
VEZUV MAJ BOMBAR-
DIRAJO

LONDON, Is. marca. - Ma
anglesko zracno silo je bilo ape
lirano, maj vrze v zrelo ognje-
nika Vezuva v Italiji bombo
tako zvani "block-buster," Xxi
hi povzrocila erupcijo ali bru-
hanje ognjenika.
Poslanec Reginald Purbricl
je apeliral ma ministra letalske
sile, mai ukaze tako bombardi
ranje. Bombardiranje bi mords
povzrocilo v zrelu ognjeniks
motnje, XII bi cd svoje stran
povzrocile potrese, $ cemer b
bila povzrocena skoda vojnem,
prizadevanju Italije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-16
Ali Sc bO Russia
vecnO sama bOrila
proti Nemciijji?
Rusko 6asopisje naglasa IL
mucenost ruskih armad, XII
Jim nj cd nikoder pomoSi.

MOSKVA, Is. marca. - Vse
rusko casopisje je objavilo ko-
mentarje, XII so jih podali ma IL
javo ameriskega poslanika, ad-
mirala standleyja, ces, da Rusi-
ia ne obvesti svojega ljudstva o
kolicini ameriske pomoei, anne
riski drzavni podtajnik Welles,
senator Tom Connally, poslanec
Sol Bloom 'iz New Yorka, Wen
dell L. Willkie in nekateri ra-
dio-komentatorji.
Dasi Rusi MISC po nepotreb-
mem pesimisticni zaradi svojih
tezav pri Harkovu in oh Doncu,
Sc vendar cuje v Rusiji zopet
vee in vec glasov, da Sc DO mo-
rala Russia najbrze tudi preko
letosnjega poletja sama horiti.
zahteva po drugi 'front.' sicer
nj dosegla onih proporcij kakor
lansko poletje, toda naravno in
razumljivo je, da so Rusi silno
izmuceni po stirih mesecih O.
fenziv, katerimi so prevalili O.
gromne komplekse ozemlja, to-
da "a ogromno ceno svojega
mostva in materiala.
v Rusiji nj danes oficijelne
kampanje "a drugo fronto. To-
da casopisa Izvestja in Pravda
sta re ponovno naglasila ruske
tezave, XII jih povzroca pomanj-
kanje druge fronte V zapadni
Evropi.
Oba lista pravita, da vzdrzu-
je edna Russia vso tezo hitler
jevskih hord, "a katere DELUXE
vojna industrija vsega konti-
nenta. "Nobena druga armada,
nobena druga dezela ma svetu
ne bi mogla vzdrzati tega, kar
vzdrzuje sedaj Rusija," pravi
rusko casopisje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-16
POsveti med EdenOm
in alneriSkimi
drzzavniki
Eden in Hull svarita Zdru-
zene narode, maj Sc ne "a
zibljejo v prazne made, da
bo vojna kmalu koncana.

WASHINGTON, Is. marca.
= Drzavni tajnik Hull je danes
izjav1, da Sc docela strinja z IL
javo Anthony Edena, angleske-
ga ministra zunanjih zadev, XII
je rekel, maj Zdruzeni narodi nj
kar ne narede usodepolne ma
pake, da bi racunali ma kratko
vojno. Hull je dejal, da DO Sc
danja vojna mnogo daljsa ka.
kor Sc splosno prieakuje.
Eden je dejal, da je zelo "a
dovoljen S potekom svojih do
sedanjih razgovorov. Med dru'
gimi je Eden vceraj konferiral
IS podpredsednikom Wallace
jem, drzavnim tajnikom HUI
lom, mornariskim tajnikon
Knoxom in Arthurjem Salter'
jem, nacelnikom angleske misi
je v Washingtonu.
Cd obiska angleskega mini
stra Edena 81 vsi Zdruzeni ma
rodi mnogo obetajo. Anthony
Eden je oni MOI, XII ina pogla
vitne zasluge "a zblizanje meC
Anglijo in Rusijo in on je tud
uresnicil dvajsetletno pogodb'
med obema pref imenovanim'
drzavama. - Splosno znant
dejstvo je, da je Eden ''bodoe
MOI" Anglije in naslednik Win
stona Chudchilla, kateremu b.
po vojni nasledil kot anglesk
premier.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-16

zemljo, nakar eksplodira. Eks.
plozija traja tri enc stotinke Sc
kunde. v prvih treh nastane 81.
len pritisk vrocega pima ma il,
ven, XII sc siri s sedemkrat vec.
jo naglico, kakor potuje zvok
XII prevail 1,089 cevljev ma Sc.
kundo. Nato pa Sc ia plin shla.
di ter povzroci kontrast, to sc
pravi, da vsesa vse nazaj. TIC
traja 25 emo tisocinko sekunde
Obod bombe Sc razleti v vec kot
5000 drobcev, XII Sc razlete 2
naglico 1000 do 1000 cevlje,
ma sekundo do 1000 cevljev da.
lee. Eksplozija sama stare vse
kar Sc nahaja v dosegu 12O cev
vljev cd bombe. Pretres zemlje
pa podre zidovje his, XII so cd
daljene po vee blokov cd eks
plozije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-16
SAMOMOR ZARADI DO
HODNINSKEGA DAVKA

BELLEVUE, Is. marca. -
Joseph Field Jr., star 21 let, je
umrl v bolnisnici "a strelno ra-
no, XII 81 je sam prizadejal. O.
menjenega so nasli ustreljene-
ga v drobovje ma njegovem do
mu. Clani njegove rodbine so IL
javili, da je bill zadnje dni v
velikih skrbeh zaradi placila
davka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-16
Trije uradniki ABB
druStva ubiti v pre-
mogovni ,eksplozijjii
Poleg odbornikov ABB dru-
stva so bill " nesreci ubiti
tudi mnogi drugi Sloven-
ci in Hrvati.

Y premogovni eksploziji, XII
je pred kratkim nastala v pre-
mogorovus Smith st. 6, v Monta-
nj, so bill med zrtvami tudi tri-
je uradniki drustva st. So A. B.
z. Eksplozija je zahtevala "a
zrtev in med imeni ubitih, Xxi
jih je objavil tamosnji list, SO
tudi sledeca imena nasih roja-
kov in Hrvatov:
Joe Meyer, predsednik, Ignac
Marinchek, podpredsednik in
Louis Kuhar, zapisnikar drust'
va st. So ABB, Frank Maurich
star AZ let, Jack Maurich, 36
Fred Rasborschek, 81, Frank
Pajnich, So, Sam Barovich, Sc
Martin Ratkovich, 46, John Su
dar, %, Matt Hallila, 81, Frank
Sumisek, 65, Mike Korinko, 33
John Krop st., SO, Edward
Kumpula, 35, Frank Starkovicl
lM, Joe Ferro, 81, John Hod
dnik, 81, Vid Zaputil, SO, Elm
Rahkola, q, William Pelo, An
drew Jordan.
Use zrtve nesrece 90 stano
lvale V okolici Red Ledge, Bear
creek ii Washoe, Mont.
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razpolago. ko pride potreba, o.
sebe, XII bi bile pripravljene po
vojni sprejeti take posle. Vsled
tega predlaga, da maj Sc pove-
ri izvrsnemu odseku, da to Ia
devo prestudira in stopi v silk
q zadevnim vladimir odsekom,
XII ina to v podrocju, in ako je
mogoce dobiti med clani SNIP
sposobne osebe, da Sc Jim po-
maga v kolikor je pac mogoce
pripraviti Sc "a tako sluzbo.
Pc razpravi sprejet predlog
br. Zupana.
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V soboto Sc je Edward Pc
trio, sin druzine Mr.. in Mrs.
Blaz Petric,- 1902 Deise Ave.,
vrnil V svojo sluzbo k mornarici
V San Francisco, Calf. Pred
sestimi meseci Sc je porocil;
njegova soproga zivi ma 1922
Landseer Ave.
Pc tri-mesecnem bivanju V
vojaski sluzbi je bill povisan V
korporala Fred J. Cole, sin Mrs.
Auguste Cole, 6128 Glass Ave.
Njegov naslov je sedaj: Cpl.
Fred J. GoleA Co. A, 393 Inf,
1nf, u. ~S.-Army, APO. 449,
Camp Van Dorm, Mississippi.
(35524O72)
Jutri bosta odsla sluzit Stri-
ca Sama Gust Korach, 1888 E.
IA St., in Emil Vegel, 1161 E.
IA st. Prijatelji so vabljeni, da
ju obiscejo pred odhodom.
Mrs. Mary Nagode, 6425 Spill
ker Ave-, ina diva sinova V anne
riski armadi. Sin Louis Sc ma
haja re diva meseca V Avstraliji,
sin Anton je pa V Camp For
rest, Tenn.