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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07
Velika trojica je zapecatila Hitlerjevo usodo
Polozaj ma
bojnih frontah
Rusi in Amerikanci
porocajo o novih
uspehih

Il Moskve Sc javlja, da so
eete Rdece vojske veeraj dro-
bile sovrazno linijo v centralni
Ukrajini in razklale nemske sile
med mesti Smela in Zamanka,
Xxi sta vazna komunikacijska
centra ma zelezniski progi, XII
drzi v Romunijo.
S to zmago so Rusi dosegli
postojanke, XII Sc nahajajo sa-
mo % mill % d Kirovograda,
kjer Sc nahaja vazno sredisee
nemske sile.
Ameri<anci prodirajo proti
Rimu
Amerikanci so vceraj NADIA
jevali borbo ma gorskem te-
renu in po ostrih bojih preko
strmin, XII 50 cello "a mule nedo-
stopne, iztrgali nacijem tri ma
daljne gorske vrhove v gorovju
Maggiore, katerih Sc odpira
pogled ma ravan, XII Sc razteza
proti severn, kjer lezi Rim.
IstOcasno so angleSke cete ma
drugem koncu fronte korak "a
korakom utirale pot enega tere-
ma v gorovju Ctmino. Tekom
dneva Sc je vrsilo vec spopadov,
v katerih Sc :je moz boril z mo-
zem. Nemci so vprizorili vrsto
proti-napadov, katere so Angle
Ii odbili.
Nemska linija, katero je Hi
tier ukazal drzati preko zine,
Sc polagoma podaja, toda Sc nj
zlomljena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07
Ura "a napad ma treh
frontah je doloGena
"Nemcija bo zdrobljena; tega ne more
prepreciti nobena sila ma svetu," SO
sklenili Roosevelt, Stain in Churchill

KAIRO, Egypt. - Predsednik Roosevelt, premier
Stain in ministrski predsednik Churchill doseg po
pon sporazm gede "obsega in casa operaci" "a udar
ma nemsko oborozeno silo cd treh strani.
Tako e.glas radno naznanio, podpisano cd treh
drzavnkov ma zgodovinsk konferenci Teheranu XII je
trajala stiri dn Naznanilo e bilo danes forano OBJ
javeno tenn mestu.
Program svetovno druzino demokratienih narodov
Zaveznisk vodtelji tudi zaertali program mi
rovne dobe kater bodo vsi narodi sveta povabljen
da Sc prdruzo "svetovn druzni demokraticnih naro-
dov' katera bo organzirana temeu Atlanskega car
terra, cigar nacela bla konferenci velke rojce
ndnhrena
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07

ponovno odobrena.
Zgodovinska konferenca gla-
varjev najmogocnejse vojaske
in politicne kombinacije, katero
je svet Sc kedaj videl, Sc je vr-
sila prestolnici Irana (Perzi-
ie) cd %. novembra do 1. de-
cembra,, in poleg treh drzavnih
glavarjev SO j prisostvovali vo-,
dilni vojaski mozje inDsaiplomats
Zedinjenih draw, A n glije in
Rusije.
Vojaski stabi so Sc vrnili V
KairO
z ozirom ma veliko nujnost
vojaskih operacij, katere je "a
crtala konferenca velike trojice,
sta Sc angleski in BRITISH gene
ralni stab po konferenci podala
v Kairo, kjer Sc je med %. in
26. novembrom vrsila konferen-
ca Roosevelta in Churchilla S
kitajskim generalisimom Ciang
Kajsekom, kjer so Sc vrsila
skupna posvetovanja, XII so ira
jala cd proslega petka pa do da-
nes.
Churchill Sc je pridruzil vo"
jaskim posvetovanjem v Kairu,
il cesar Sc sklepa, da utegnejo
biti vsak cas- objavljene vele-
vazne vojaske odlocitve. Kan Sc
je podal po zakljucku konferen-
ce v Teheranu predsednik Roo
sevelt, uradno naznanilo ne po-
We, toda damneva Sc, da Sc je
takoj odpravil ma pot domov.
Stain Sc je po konferenci takoj
Vrnll v MOSkVO.
Deklaracija glede prosekucije
-. vojne ......
Ma teheranski konferenci sta
bill sprejeti dve deklaraciji, ena
tikajoce Sc vojne, druga pa gle
de organizacije "a mir, XII sta
datirani /. decembra ter emo
stavno podpisani: Roosevelt
Stain, Churchill"
Deklaracija glede prosekucije
vojne Sc glasi:
"Nasi vojaski stabi SO sc
pridruzili naSim diskuzijan
in zgOtovili smO nacrte "a
unicenje nemskih sill. Dose
! gil smO p0pOln spOrazum
glede obsega in casa opera
| eli, XII BIO do podvzete OF
yzhoda, zapada in juga.
wits obstoji, da izjava gled,
operacij cd juga' pomeni, d;
Ibodo zavezniske sile vprizoril,
1invazijo ma Balkanu.)
"Vzajemni sporazum, K
smo ga dosegli, jamci mas
zmago.
''Na svetu nj sile, ki b
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07
LETNA sEJA

" cetrtek OBJ s. uri zvecer,
Sc vrsi s lei ia drustva Friend
ship Grove" st. 125 w. G. v Slo-
vensken delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. clanice SO vablje-
ne, da Sc udelezijo v polnem
stevilu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-07

"Brez ameriske produk-
CHE bi ne bill
mogli zmagati."

TEHERAN. - Ma banketu,
kateremu so prisostvovali Sta
lin, Roosevelt in Churchill, ko
je bila " teku konferenca, je
Stain vstal, sc resno ozrl ma
zbrane vojaske in diplomaticne
voditelje zedinjenih draw, We
like Britanije in Rusije, potem
pa je dvignil kozarec in izrekel
napitnico ameriski vojni pro-
dukciji:
"Brez ameriske produkcije bi
Zdruzeni narodi ne mogli mix
dar zmagati v tel vojni."
Opazovalci med drugim poro-
cajo, da sta predsednik Roose-
welt in Stain takoj cd zacetka
"sijajno shajala.' sploh je bilo
ozraeje konference v Teheranu
skrajno prisreno. Splosno zna-
no je, da je bila zadnja konfe-
renca med Stalinom in Chur-
chillom v Moskvi vcasih precej
napeta, toda razpolozenje v Te-
heranu je bio vseskozi "intim-
no in prijateljsko,". praviio u
radni opazovalci. -, :,
Roosevelt in Stain pri-
vatnem razgovoru
Predsednik Roosevelt je v
zadnjih mesecih ponovno rekel,
da nicesar bolj ne zeli, kakor O.
sebno Sc spoznati voditeljem
ruskega naroda. Njegova zelja
Sc je izpolnila v nedeljo, %. no.
vembra oh 3:15 popoldne, ko
sta sc predsednik ameriske re-
publike in Stain prvic srecala.
Sestanek voditeljev dveh veil
kin narodov je bill privaten, in
pozorisce istega je bila krasna
villa v Teheranu, kjer je nasta-
njeno rusko poslanistvo. Stain
je povabil Roosevelta ma posla-
nistvo takoj po predsednikovem
prihodu v iransko prestolno me-
sto in predsednik Sc je vabilu
brez odlasanja odzval.
Ko sta 81 diva velika voditelja
prvic stisnila roke, nj bilo no.
bene price, XII bi mogla porocati
O zgodovinskem momentu.
'Velika trojica" je stiri dni
slkupaj obedovala
Stain in Roosevelt sta imela
privaten razgovor, XII je trajal
uro in pol. Sovjetski zunanji ko-
nrisar Molotov je Ia cas- cakal v
stranski sobi. Oh 4:45 popoldne
je .dospel ma rusko poslanistvo
premier Churchill, in takoj ma
to Sc je zacela prva plenarna
seja.
Vrsile so Sc stiri take seje, e.
y Fl j : +
ma vsak dan. "Velika trojica" je
imela skozi vse Stir dni zvece,
skupen obed.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
LAS TROPAS DEL GRAIL.
MACARTHUR TOMARON
LA ALDEA De VURA
Destruidos FL AerOplanOs
Nipones SObre las Isla
Rendova

Melbourne, Australia, julio g.
Las tropas personalmente manda-
das por ell general Macarthur Sc
apOderaron aver de la aldea de
Vura, en- la isla de Vangunu, ex-
terminando a 800 japoneses.
En- la isla Rendova fueron des-
truidos, por las baterias anti
aereas y los cazas, 81 aeroplanos
.japoneses.
Esto aumenta a 155 ell n1mero
de los aparatOs derribados al e.
nemigo desde ell pasado microbes.
La situaci6n en- Nassau Sc man.
tiene en- calma.
Asegura la nota Official que las
perdidas de los contingencies ALA
dos son moderadas.
En- ell sector de Salamua, GER
ca de Bodubi, les fue dispersada
a los j~aponeses una patrulla de
20 hombres.
Los aviones torpederos de los
aliadOs, ayudados por bombarde-
rOs Ell picada, atacaron ~secciones
de Munda, en- la Nueva Guinea.
I'm "Liberador" atac6 an va
pOr de 1900 tOneladas Y lie dej6 a
punto de hundirse.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
UN OBISPO LE OTORGA
SU BENDIGION 4 STAIN

LONDRES, julio 5.-El obispo
de Chelmsford, DR.. Henry A. Will
son, pronunci6 aquf un discurso y
dijo hablaba como Obispo c~ristiano
para los obispos y ell pueblo cris-
tiano de Russia.
"Envfo 20 a mis- hermanos cris-
tianos de Russia efusivos saludos
y lie digO a los Obispos, sacerdotes
y ell pueblo russo: Yo saludo a US
tedes, nOsotros los saludamos, nos
otros les damos las gracias, nos
otros recordamos a ustedes en- nues
tras orcaiones y pedimos a Dios un
bendiga al pueblo de Russia y a su
gran lfder, Jose Stain"
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
FL GOBERNADOR HOLLAND
Sc PROPONE IAGRESAR EN-
FL EJERCIT0 NACI0NAL

Miami, julio 5.-A su llegada a
yer a esta ciudad, en- compania de
su esposa v su hija, ell g~obernador
Holland manifesto a los reporte-
ros que espera ingresar en- Ell ejer-
cito cuando Sc termine su periodic
como gobernador, en- enero de
1915.
Hoy tomara parte ell goberna-
dor en- la inauguration de un mo-
numento a los soldados del conda-
do de Dade muertos en- la guerra.
Holland fu6 captain de aviaci6n
en- la primera guerra mundial y
Sc lie concedi6 la medalla del Vue-
10 Distinguido, "por extraordina-
rio heroismo en- acci6n."
81 no logra entrar de nuevo en-
las fuerzas armadas, porque en-
tonces cumplira 81 amos, vOlvera
a ejercer en- Barlow su profession
de abogado.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
EN- CONTRA
De Los SUBSIDIES

NEW YORK, julio 5.-Declar6
aver ell expresidente Hoover que
ell programa de subsidies del pre-
sidnte Roosevelt no va al coraz6n
del problema de los alimentos y
pronostic6 que dentro de ocho me-
ses los precios seran mas altos y
mayor la escasez.
"Los subsidies solo sirven para
aplazar y los resultados, en- ell
punto final, seran p~eores."
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
Los NAzIS TwRASLADARON
MILES De OBJ REROS

ZURICH, Suiza, julio 5.-El pc
ri6dico suizO la Democratic" di-
ce que los nazis trasladaron mas
de 10000 obreros desde Ell Ruhr a
LuxemburgO.
Sup6nese que muehos de los
trasladados son franceses y belgas.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
| Esta Enferrno
Ell Almirante

MOSCU, julio 5.-Esta recluf-
do en- sus habitaciones, quejando-
Sc de una enfermedad del est6ma-
go, Ell almirante Standby, emba-
iador de los Estados Unidos.
Creese que en- esta semana re-
tornara a su despacho.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
s AemanS Dcen que Ell EjercitO ROjO Lanzara una OfensiVa
LA UNION SOVIET SERA "UNA DE LAS
VOICES DECISIVAS"
ESCRITOR MALININ ATACA A LOS "AISLACIO-
NISTAS"

Tass dice que los ~patriotas france
SEES volaron en- Marsella los GUAR
teles de las trOpas alemanas, mu-
riendo por 10 menos 80 oficiales y
soldados. Cerca de Tolosa los pa
triotas atacaron una columna nazi
de camiones, destruyendo IL pc
sados vehiculos y matando a 20
"hitleristas".
Ell mando aleman reptile hoy por
la Radio que una ofensiva de las
tropas rusas sera lanzada de un
momento a otro.
Horas antes habia dicho Berlin
que sus tropas realizaron ligerOs
avances en- ell Kuban y Ell Caucaso,
Las tropas alemanas siguen en-
sus uevas posiciones de DOrogO-
buzh, a donde Sc r~etiraron bajo ell
presionamiento de la infanteria
roja.
Insiste en- afirmar la radio ale
mana que Russia tiene concentra-
dos mas de 800, 900 hombres en- ell
frente de Smolensk.
Ell embajador de la Russia Soviet
en- Irania, Amdrey A. Smirnoff,
ha sido llamado e Informant a su
~gobierno sobre las negociaciones
con ell gobierno de esa naci6n.
SmirnOff conferenci6 en- dife-
rentes ocasiones cor los ministries
de Estados Unidos y la Gran Bre-
taha.
Nicolas Malinin, IN distinguish
escritor russo, ataca duramente a
los "aislacionistas'' americanos
por demandar que las Naciones
Unidas definan ahora sus aspira-
clones de guerra.
LA Union Soviet Ocupa una
sexta parte del territOrio del mum
do y ha. probado que es la mas po-
derosa naci6n Continental.
"Esto indica que sera una de
las voces decisivas en- Ia recons-
trucci6n que seguira a la guerra"
Pide Malinin que la poblaci6n
del Soviet discuta estOs proble-
mas: Como Sc dispondra de Alema-
mia despu6s de la guerra. IDebera
csc pals ser d~estrufdO, desmem-
brado, ocupado o restaurada la
Rep1blica?
FL future de Italia: iDebera ser
derrocada la Casa de Saboya y de-
vueltas a Italia sus colonies?
JC6mo disponer de los vasallos
de Alemania?
FL problema de In~glaterra,
Belgica, Holanda y las colonies
perdidas en- la guerra.
La question de las bases y H.
meas internaciOnales de aviaci6n.
FL problema de crear la maqui-
maria para mantener Ell Orden p6-
blico international.
ia discussion servira tambien
para ~contestar a los 'aislacionistas'
que critican al presi-
dente Roosevelt, Churchill y el go
bierno Soviet por falta de claridad
en- sus fines de guerra.
clos 'aislaeionistas' Olvidan que
programa de la pOst-guerra solo
derivarse de d~ecisiones CO.
munes y que los debates prematu-
ros no tendrfan mas resultado que
reaccionar ACKNOWLEDGMENT o
bre la unidad de los Aliad6s y pos
poner Ia termination de Ia que
rra."
Los aviones rusos de larga dis
tancia bombardearon de nuevO a
Karch y Senaya.
En- Ia IONA de Sievsk, dieciOcho
(Pasa A La Ultima Pagina)
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
.ESTRELLO EN- Ell MAR UN LIBERIA
OR" QUE TRANSFORMER AL PRI-
MER MINISTRO POLACO
RERON UNA HIJA DE SIKORSKI Y Ell JEFF DE
ESTADO mayor DEL EJERCITO POLACO,
GENERAL KLIMECKI

DNDRES, julio Sci gene
Wladislaw Sikorski, primer
tro del gobierno polaco en- ell
arro y jefe de las fuerzas ar
de su pals, pereci6 anoche
10 Sc estrell6 en- ell mar un
ardero "Liberador" que lie
portaba Y momentos antes
despegado en- Gibraltar.
motores del pesado aparato
on de funcionar.
b Ell estadista polaco murie-
'tras seis personals, entire elias
ia, Sofia Lesniowska, de 26
que servfa de Official de en-
con la fuerza de mujeres del
Menor. Ell esposo de la hija
Bikorski es un prisionero de
a de los alemanes.
6nico superviviente es ell pi-
del avi6n, que Sc halla grave
e lesionado.
noticia de su muerte lie do
lbierno polaco, sin aportar de-
i.
htre las victimas figuran Ell
Eral Tadeo Klimecki, de 48
3, jefe del setado mayor pola-
cOronel Marecki, jefe de la
i6n de operaciones y un perito
ciencia militar, y ell coronel
Tor Alexandra Cazalet, Official
enlace Y en- ocasiones interpre-
lel primer ministro.
nmediatamente ell gabinete de-
b jefe del gobierno a Estanis-
Mikolajeczyk, lider del partido
Campesinos, mientras no sea
Ogido Ell successor.
Il general Marian Kuriel, mi
ITO de defensa, Sc lie confi6 la
atura de los ejercitos polacos.
SkOrski habfa estado de vista
d Cairo y ALI manifesto que Sc
ban iniciado gestiones para res
lecer las relaciones diplomatic
con la Union Soviet.
la reanudaci6n de las relacio-
sin embargo, debera tener por
Z mi discurso del A de mayo"
da 4 de mayo demand6 Sikors-
que Russia ponga en- libertad a
. de familias de prisionerOs y
lerfanos'', tan pronto como sea
Die.
land Ose lie pregunt6 en- ell Cal
Obre ell Este de Prussia, ST.
i dijO: Isl dejamos ell Este
ffusia y Danzig en- manOs ale
aas, una nueva guerra surgira.
Este de Prussia es una de las
ones pOr las cuales Polonia no
. nunca de seguridad.
N aeerca ell momento de la in
Son de Europa.
IN Ell frente del Este hay un
"enOsO silencio y los dos ejer-
Sc preparan para una batalla
hasrsl."
Aetriendose al convenio con
SOeslovqauia, fecha 10 de enc
1912, manifesto: "Existe la
-1oeada impression de que ahO-
@'SmOs menos incIinados que
a Ia federation. Ell gobierno
todavia Sc adhere a ella,
q !uturO Sc vera que estamos
puede discutirse en- estos
lsa'Os Ia entrada de Rumania
estla en- Ia Federation, pOr-
adasn las Naclones
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
FL TEMPO

Lluvias diseminadas para la
tarde de hoy. Minima, a las z de
la mahana, 76 grades.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-03
1t. Joseph F.. Senta Gets
Army Air Corps Wings

1t. Joseph F. Senta has been award
ed the silver wings of the army air
corps at graduation ceremonies con-
Quoted at Pampa Field, Texas.
At the same time Aviation Cadets
William H. Rikhus and John Korosec,
Jr., began their advanced training at
one of the ten Gulf Coast training
centers in Texas.
Lieutenant Senta will receive post
graduate specialized training before
being assigned to active duty. He may
be assigned either to a fighter plane
or multi-motored bomber.
He is home this week on furlough
and will leave Friday for Ephrata,
Wash, to report for duty.
Cadets Rikhus and Korosec have
completed two phases Of their train
ing, those at the army air force CLASH
fication center and at the pre-flight
school for pilots They will now start
down the final stretch which leads to
the silver wings of the army air corps.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-03

to prepare the living quarters of the
cabin for the season. He had just
scrubbed the floor when the bear took
over during the lookout's absence First
the animal smashed two dozen eggs
over the floor, and then made for the
bacon, which it carried outside to eat.
Meanwhile Bruneau returned, took
one look at the scrambled eggs" an
other at the bear chewing on the
slab of bacon, and a third at a mop
at his elbow.
He grabbed the mop and made
for the bear, which hit for the woods
at top speed
The lookouts experience with sock
eating deer goes back to last year when
they kept his line stripped clean. A
salt lick proved of no avail. The deer
preferred the socks every time, he
said.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-03
Forest Animals Don't Appreciate
Eat ToWern1an Out of House. Home

go up there to fight fires to
protect the little beggers and
they eat me out of house and
home"
A graduate forester of the Univer-
sity of Michigan, Bruneau mans the
Sioux lookout, located in the heart
Of the border wilderness A miles
north of here.
1t Is connected to the Echo trail by
a seven -mile-long path through virgin
timber, and is so remotely located that
when he goes out this week he may
not get to town again for several
months. His only contact with
civilization is the forest service tele-
phone.
Bruneau, who was in charge of the
tower last year, went out a week ago
The Ely miner., 1943-06-03
LAST OF GROUP is
HELD FOR TRIAL

The last of the local men and a
Minneapolis salesman, charged with
bribery following state public ex-
animation Of the records of school dis
trict No. u, has been bound over to
district court for trial
Jack Gianotti, retiring board chair
man, was bound over for trial after a
preliminary hearing Friday in munich
pal court here. The others are Ivan
Tauzell, former board member, John
Koshak, william Olds, and Charles
Knox, the salesman. AL are released
on 81, 900 bonds. Anton j. Kotchevar,
former board member, pleaded guilty
in district court to taking and receiv-
ing bribe and is awaiting sentence.
Also appearing in municipal court
Friday were Joseph Debeltz, Bert
Madden and Anton Erchul, who were
bound over to district court for trial
on charges Of breaking and entering
the Harry Rosevear cabin near Nit
chell lake, south of this city, July 10,
chell lake. Each was released under
bond of $500.
Erchull also was charged with
shooting deer out of season and was
fined s25 and $3.50 costs. He paid
s1750 Of the fine and SO was remitted.
Tony Sekula has been taken to the
county Jail at Duluth to await trial in
district court on a charge of taking
indecent liberties with a minor child.
He was committed to Jail in lieu of
posting $1,000 bail.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-03
PURCHASING AGENT
TESTS ANNOUNCED

j. Oliver Hall, director of the St.
Louis county civil service department,
is announcing an examination for the
position of purchasing agent for the
county to be conducted soon The
closing date for receiving entries for
the position is June TO-
The purchasing agent will be res
ponsible for administering the pur-
chasing of supplies, materials and
equipment for st. Louis county and
for handling contracts for service
needed by the county. He will super
wise a central duplicating and mailing
unit and storekeeping activities. He
also arranges for transfers of supplies,
materials and equipment between the
various county departments, sells sup
plies or obsolete materials and equip
ment, and authorizes county depart
ments to make emergency purchases
He plans, organizes and supervises the
work of clerical and technical assist
ants.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-03
Engineering Dept. Put
in Charge of Streets;
Burning Rules Adopted
OPA IS STUDYING
MEAT FOR MINERS

The granting of additional rations
of meat to underground miners is be-
ing studied by the OPA in Washing
ton, the local rationing board has been
informed.
Last weeks OPA order granting ex-
ira rations of meat to miners and log
gers does not apply here, because this
area is declared not to be remotely
located from supplies of fresh, unra-
toned fish, poultry and eggs.
The local CIO coordinating commit
tee for civilian defense recently wrote
the local rationing board that a sur
vey conducted here by the committee
had revealed that individual rations
of meats were not enough for under
ground miners" The information was
sent on to the Duluth-Superior office
of the OPA.
In a communication to the local ra-
tioning board, the attorney for the
Duluth Superior district pointed out
that the granting of additional points
would be to no avail unless additional
supplies can be obtained and placed on
the market in the proper area"
Stating that complaints had also
been received from manual labor
groups throughout the nation, he said
that mo additional rations can be
granted one particular group without
giving similar treatment to other COM
parable groups"
He said that the matter is being
given study by the washington office,
and you will be notified of its decis-
on"
The Ely miner., 1943-06-03
HOME FRONT
WORLD WIDE

Ely's participation in the war is
worldwide, Judge Royal c.. Huber of
Chisholm declared in Ely's Memorial
Day address.
Pointing out that q. s. troops now
lie buried in many foreign lands, Judge
Huber said, you are taking part in
this war in all these places, Just as
you are taking part in your home
community"
Stating that rationing was one way
of sharing" the winning of the war
with servicemen, he admoniShed his
listeners ito look upon the inconven-
fences of rationing from the stand
point of the situation as whole. We
should be for it so that the day
will not be too far distant when the
lights will shine again all over the
world"
Several members or former members
of the present armed forces FABRICATED
in the observance. Sgt Rudolph Tiso-
vich and Cpl. Bernard Shikonya, and
Ignacius Hren and Robert Kukko, both
honorable discharged from the army,
acted as color guard. Appearing in the
procession were Cpt. Lawrence Colo
bich, 1t Joseph Senta, Sgt. Anton
Klancher, Sgt. Frank Novosal, Cpl.
John Klancher, and Pvt. Rudolph
Grahek.
More than a thousand persons took
part in the services, conducted at the
soldiers and sailors rest plot in the
Continued on Page Four
The Ely miner., 1943-06-03
Elyite Prisoner, Another StHlMissing

An Ely marine has been officially
declared prisoner of Japan
He is Pfc. RENO W. Tuomala, who
was stationed in the Philippines.
"a partial list of American prisoners
of war in the Manila Bay area has
just been received from the Interna-
tional Red Cross" the q. 8. marine
corps in Washington has notified Mrs.
Hanna Tuomela, the marines mother
1T contains the name of your son,
confirming the fact that he is alive
and prisoner of war. The report fails
to state the place of interment"
Last October the Red Cross has re-
ported that Tuomela was safe, and this
has now been confirmed.
The Ely miner., 1943-06-03
Sailor in Africa Says
Home Folks KnOlU Most

Joseph Rom, boatswains mate, sec
ond class, Of the navy, is stationed at
Mostaganem, North Africa, after 61z
months at sea, according to word re-
ceived this week. cThis Is an Algerian
seaport at the western end of the
Mediterranean and Is about 20 miles
east of Oran.)
Boatswain Rom said. "You people at
home probably know more about the
good news here than We servicemen
who are stationed here" He wrote
his letter May 13, Just as the Axis
forces had capitulated0 He said he
had received seven copies Of the paper
since arriving here, thanks to you who
have made this possible"
The Ely miner., 1943-06-03

Glenn Bruneau, %, lookout
towerman for the forest serv-
ice, has come to the conclusion
that the animals of the woods
do not appreciate what the
forest service is doing to safe
guard their homes from fire.
First a deer ate his socks off
the clothes line.
Then a bear broke into his
cabin and ate four pounds of
bacon in which he had invested
all currently usable ration
stamps.
Mature has sure taken it out
on me-" Bruneau complained.
That's gratitude for you! I