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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-21
Parents FeteSOn
 Or. Birthday

MT. and Mrs. Samuel Cugno, Ross street, entertained recently in honor of their son, Robert, who celebrated his fourth birthday.
 Among those attending were: Rose Marie, Lola, Doreen, Rita, and Adam Colargrossi, Jr., Mary Ann Iacoviello, John Rocco, Fannie Mary and Stephen Groppi, Stephen Matarazzo. Mary Jane and Thomas Verzino, Geraldine Eira and Anna Genova.
 Also: MT. and Mrs. Paul Genova, MT. and Mrs. Carl Cuciello, MT. and Mrs. Alan Colagrossi, MT. and Mrs. Peter Groppi, Mrs. Mary Autore, Mrs. William Verzino, Mrs. Anthony Verzno, MT. and Mrs. Domenic Cro- ceto, Mrs. Angeline Febbralla, MT. and Mrs. Anthony Matarazzo, Mich ael Genova, Misses Connie Verzino, Nancy Autore and Josephine Cuc- ciniello.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-21
Mrs. Markowitz
 Heads Judea Unit

The first group of four units of Judea clubs elected Mrs. Helen Mar kowitz as leader at a meeting held last night at Beth-El synagogue.
 Officers named to head the unit which included pupils of the seventh and eighth grades are:
 Barbara Polancer, president; Ro- berta Grusky, vice-president; Lois Yanowsky, secretary, and Harvey Rubin, treasurer. Because of the large registration in the grade pupil category, it was decided to form an- other class and temporary officers were elected. Miss Joyce Ross, was named president and Richard Fin kelstein, secretary. of the second group. Membership into the Judea clubs, which is sponsored by the Zion organization and the Hadassah movement; are for boys and girls from 12 to 19 years of age.
 The program committee appoint ed includes Robert Solo, Paulette Litsky, Sheila Beck and Richard F1nkelstein.
 The freshman and sophomore group, led by Gideon Hoffman, dis cussed the purposes and functions of the club. Hannah Gelman and Rita Silverman were appointed to give this group name.
 Mrs. Samuel s. Meyers was in charge of the junior-senior body and held a general discussion on the groups organization. A pro- gram committee was appointed fol this unit which includes Bennett Klamkin and Roy Schwartz.
 This committee will prepare 1 movie for the group meeting Mon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-21
Recent Bride
 Guest atShO0geY

Mrs. Isabella Iacovino, Platt street was hostess at greenback shower recently in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Margiotta, the former Christine Iacovino, whose marriage took place last month.
 Those present were: Misses Evelyn Fernandez, Olga Stoto, Marion Scacco, Inez and Corrine Iacovino, Ann Sticco, Lucy Donofrio, Theresa Satula, Mrs. Fred Keefe, Mrs. D. Priotte, Mrs. Joseph Mazzafero, Mrs N. Mastrachico, Mrs. N. Pesce, Mrs. John Tomasso, Mrs. M. Torra, Mrs. w. Nederhoed, Mrs. K. Muccino, Mrs A.. Yocovino, Mrs J. Capocki, Mrs Nicholas Galuppo, Mrs. M. Polo, Mrs A. Jocovino, Mrs. John zampira Mrs. N. Jocovino, Mrs. J. Daloia Mrs. Louise Basile, Mrs. Frank Christiano. Mrs. A. Christiano, Mrs Louise Stoto, Mrs. John Palomba and Mrs. D. Ferreri.
 Also, Mrs. N. Cicchitto, Mrs. John Lansey, Mrs. P. Dichele, Mrs. S. Santa Lucia, Mrs. c. Sylvestro, Mrs. Nal Galuppo, Mrs. F. Gariano, Mrs. Paul Lorton, Mrs. P. Albino, Mrs. Edward Well, Mrs. A. Possemato, Mrs. S. Rinaldi. Mrs. R. Garcia, Mrs John Joyce, Mrs. Joseph Margiotta, and Mrs. John Muccino.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-21
Emily DeVitO
 Wed NOv. 16

Ensign Emily c. DeVito, NC, U.NS.R., daughter of MT. and Mrs. Peter DeVito, Walnut street, and Tech. Sgt. John Griffith Blasdale, U. s. Army, son of Mrs. N. M. Blasdale of West Haven, were united in marriage Thursday morning, Mo- vember 16, at Il o'clock, at the Church of the Immaculate Concep- tion. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Francis M. O'Shea.
 The bride was attired in 8 silver grey wool suit, matching velvet doll hat, white accessories and a cor- sage of white orchids and freeSias. Miss Margaret M. DeVito, sister of the bride, served as maid of honor, wearing a china tea suit, pillbox hat, brown accessories and a laven- der orchid corsage. Walter Griffith, West Haven, acted as best man.
 Guests from Meriden, Hamden, New Haven, West Haven, Brooklyn, N. r., and Portchester, N. r., were among the 60 persons attending the wedding breakfast at the brides home. Mrs. DeVito was dressed in a black ensemble, white accessories, and corsage of gardenias, while the bridegroom's mother chose a blue and rose costume, black access sories and a gardenias corsage. Sgt. and Mrs. Blasdale departed for a wedding trip to New York, Massa- chuSetts and North Carolina.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-21
Social Notes

MT. and Mrs. Nicholas Palladino, Violet street, announce the birth of their third child, a son, David Charles, on Nov. B at Waterbury hospital.
 Miss Jane Perry, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Perry, Prospect, has returned to Russell Sage College School of Nursing, where she is a member of the sophomore class, aft- CT spending two weeks at her home.
 Robert Ziegler, son of MT. and Mrs. William ziegler, Valentine street, is a patient at Waterbury hospital where he is recovering from a recent operation.
 Mrs. Joseph Welton, Hydlor Ave, Prospect, who has left to join her husband, Staff Sgt. Joseph Welton, Camp Hood, Texas, was honored recently at a dinner party at the Hotel Taft, New Haven. Among those attending were Miss Statia Ostroski, Marion Scacco, Olga Stoto, Mrs. J. Welton, and Mrs. Edward Beaudoin.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Gemino, Oak street, will celebrate their 18th we'd ding anniversary on Sunday, Nov 26. The couple will hold open house at Florio post hall, Bank street, from 3 to g p. m. MT. and Mrs. Gemino have one son, Cpl. George Gemino, U. s. Army, who is now on duty in the South Pacific.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-21
Leadership Course
 Opens Tonight

The first meeting of a volunteer leadership course, sponsored by all group work agencies and the Coun- cilu of Social Agencies, will be held tonight at 7:30O at the First Con- gregational church. Miss Dorothea V. Sullivan, director of group work at the National Catholic School of Social Service and Howard Univer- Sity School of Social Work, Wash ington, will be the speaker. The meeting will be held in the coun- cil room and Scout house of the church.
 The course is designed to train volunteer leaders needed for Boy and Girl Scouts and other organiza- tionS in the city.
 Miss Sullivan program chair man for the Girl Scouts of the District of Columbia, is member of committees for the American As sociation for Study of Group Work Volunteers, Community Chest and Councils, Inc, Children's InStitu- tions, Department of Labor, Con- ference of Professional Schools oi Recreation and Group Work and g member of the War Relocation 1 Authority and American GrouI Therapy association.
 A volunteer worker for the Ci. william Defense Volunteer office Red Cross and USO, she Is alsc the author of articles on grouT work appearing in "Mademoiselle, 'HThe Survey and '"The Group magazines.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-21
CLUB NOTES
WurSenge Bridal Yesterday

Assorted pom-porns decorated St. Patrick's church for the wedding of Miss Mary Helen Doyle, niece Of Mrs. Mary H. Dunphy, Bank street, and Joseph Wurzinger, son of Mrs. Catherine Wurzinger, also of Bank street, which took place yesterday at B:3O o'clock. Rev. Francis Doherty performed the ceremony.
 The bride wore dubonet velvet street length dress with fuchsia ac- cessories and carried her mothers prayer book marked with fuchsia orchid. Her sister, Miss Margaret Doyle, as maid of honor, chose a royal blue velvet dress with pale pink accessories and shoulder corsage of pink roses. Thomas Ed monds, nephew of the bridegroom, served as best man. Following a wedding breakfast at The Elton for members of the bridal party MT. and Mrs. Wurzinger left on an un- announced wedding trip. Both are associated with the Largay Brewing Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-21
Nurses To Hold
 Card Party Dec. I

The Visiting Nurse Association has announced that the annual card party to raise funds for the Victoria Liebreich fund will be held Friday, Dec. l, at 8 p. m. at St. Johns parish house.
 Victoria Liebreich, a nurse in the first World War, who later became 8 member of the staff of the Visit ing Nurse Association, died in 1886. The fund was created to perpetuate the memory of Miss Liebreich and to carry on the work in which she was so interested.
 Refreshments will be served, and prizes will be awarded.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-21

THE SITUATION: A bride who dislikes writing thank-you notes re- ceives a great many wedding gifts.
 WRONG WAY: Have some cards of thanks printed or engraved and send them to the persons who sent gifts.
 RIGHT WAY: Decide that ped- sonal thank-you notes must be writ ten for all gifts received, even if it ooes seem like quite a job.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-21
Auxiliary Members
 Glue Cigarettes

A delegation of Floria Post Auxil- iary members, Italian-A American World War Veterans, composed of Mrs. Joseph DiPrimio, president of the Auxiliary, Miss Marie Porto, Mrs. Mollie Serasino, and Mrs. Mary Sestiin, distributed 320 packages of cigarettes and 35 boxes of Christmas cards to patients at the Newington Veterans hospital. The Christmas cards and 120 stamps were donated by members of the auxiliary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-21
SOCIETY -:- SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
Women COP
 Meet At Elton

Activities of the women's Repuh- ncan club during the recent cam paign were outlined to members by Mrs. Viola Amelung, president of the organization, at a meeting last night at The Elton. Bridge games were played following the business meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-21
CORNELL CLUB

The Monday evening tournament of the Cornell Bridge Club, conduct ed by Mrs. John c. Moriarty, 60 Linden street, resulted in the fol- lowing top scores: north and south Miss Barbara Holman and Miss Bernice Bergin, 91; Miss Elizabeth Maka and Mrs. Joseph Maher, 90 1-2; east and west, Mrs. Roland Hartley and Mrs. Raymond O'Neill, 96; Mrs. Charles YooS and Mrs. Francis Moynihan, 93. The official standing: Miss Lillian Castaldo and LNGiss Julie Orsini, 366; Mrs. Henry Alter and Miss Margaret Meehan, 357 1-2: Mrs. Yoos and Mrs. S.. Cocchiola, S56; Mrs. Francis Moyni- han and Miss Marion Moynihan S52.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-21

Port Arthur, Texas, CUP)-There was family reunion at the Sidney Knight home in Port Arthur thre ebrothers and thre sisters who were together for the first time in 31 years. They travelled from Ohio, Kentucky, Louisiana, and Texas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-21

WAC Private Rose Marie Fall cone of 9 West Porter street, who enlisted in the service Sept. 8, is now with an Army Air Corps unit in Florence, s. C., where she is serving as a mechanic. The daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Matted Fal- cone, she was stationed previously at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. Before entering the WAC she was em- ployed at the Chase Metal Works
 as a crane operator
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-21
Contract Bridge
ELTON CONTRACT CLUE

The Monday afternoon tourna- ment of the Elton Contract Club, held under the direction of Mrs. w.. Sherman Smith at The Elton, closed with these winners: Mrs. Arthur Gross and Mrs. James Carey, 847; Mrs. George Moeller and Mrs. Clifford Petitjean, 834 1-2; Mrs. Ida Birdsan and Mrs. Louis Lougee, 833 1-2: Mrs. Charles Hayward and Mrs. E. O. Hess, 833, Mrs. R. D. Schroeder and Mrs. Robert Stro- hacker, 826 1-2. High scores for the afternoon were: north and south, Mrs. Walter Wood and Mrs. Joseph Wolfe, 146 1-2; Mrs. Joseph Stevens and Mrs. William Dunphy, 133; east and west, Mrs. J. R. Neil and Mrs. Domenic Florio, 146 1-2; Mrs. Arthur Gross and Mrs. William Petitjean tied with Mrs. Joseph Reilly and Mrs. Asa York, Al.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-21

day night. All groups of the Judea clubs will meet Monday at 7:30 D. m. at the Beth Fl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-21

Miss Hayes, Willow street, bac- teriologist with the city labora- tories, will resign this week to undertake research work in trop- ical diseases with the laboratories of the Ciba Pharmaceutical Com- pany of Summit, New Jersey.
 Miss Hayes, who will assume her new position on Monday, is a graduate of the College of St. Eyizabeth, Convent Station, N. J.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10
Pismo jugoslov.
partizana; gredo
5 pesmijo v boz

NEW YORK. - Louis Ada
mic je pred kratkim prejel sle-
dece pismo Cd partizanskega vo-
jaka Stevana Popovica Camp
1, H.Q.N.L.A.Y., C.M.F., Italy, {:
"Dragi g. Adamic:
"Po sestih mesecih, katere
sem prebil v amerikanskih boil
nisnicah, kjer sem bill delezen
njihovega znanega gostoljublja,
sem dospel mojo skupino v
Italijo.
"Tu pri nasi vojski srecate
nenavadne prizore: bolni uhaja-
10 IL bolnisnic ma fronto, a oni,
XII so odloceni "a delavske bata-
ljone, tudi uhajajo ma fronto,
ker jim je ljubse boriti Sc kot
pa delati dalec cd fronte. Tu Sc
tekmuje, kdo bo pref prispel v
borbo. A v boj Sc gre S pesmi-
jo; in to so one move pesmi, Xxi
govorijo O borbi in svobodi. Tu
Sc zbirajo nasi rodoljubi il l.
sire, XII so bill zasuznjeni pod ia
sisticno Italijo.
"Imel bi Vam pisati, ali vem,
da niste dobrega zdravja, kar
mi vsi obzalujemo in vemo, da
ste preoblozeni delom v borbi
proti nasim narodnim sovrazni-
kom. Nasi ljudje dobro poznajo
Vase horbo za~ novo .Jugoslavijo
in citajo VISA Vasa della.
"A sedaj Vas bonn poprosif,
da nam posiljate tiskani mate
rijal ma naznaceni naslov. Po-
zdravljamo Vas odbor in Vas z
izrazi nase hvaleznosti in nasim
borbenin1 pozdravom:
"Smrt fasizmu - Svoboda
narodu!
Stevan Popovic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10
NaSsii
fantje-uojaki

Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Kozlevcar,
1449 E. 174 st., imata sina po-
rocnika Edward j. Carr, XII je
spremljal kot pilot mnogo bomb
.nikev pri napadih mad .Nemcijo.
Njegova prva misija ga je po-
nesla ma napad ma tarco v blizi-
nj Berlina. Sedaj pilotira Psi
Mustang bombnik, kateremu je
dal ime "Alice Marie" v pocast
svoji materi in sestri.
Lieut.. Carr je komaj 20 let
star. Graduiral je IL Collinwood
High Sole in pohajal je v Uni
versity of Alabama predno- je
bill vpoklican k vojakom. Me.
gov brat Louis J. Carr, XII je
graduiral il Union College, v
Schenectady, N. Y, je Ensign
pri mornarici.
X X
Ma dopustu Sc nahaja S/Sgt
Math j. Koren, sin Mr.. in Mrs
Koren, 21851 Ivan Ave. Prisel ie
z Savannah, Ca, kamor naza,
Odide "a. oktobra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10
Suet &0lWe OBJ mrtUa$kem1
0drw WemdeU WIWkiGu

NEW YORK, 8. oktobra. -
Danes je lezalo truplo Wendell
L. Willkieja ma mrtvaskem O.
dru v presbiterijanski cerkvi ma
Fifth Ave., medtem ko so cd
vseh strani Zed. drzav, in tudi
il inozemstva prihajali izrazi
obzalovanja mad neprieakovano
smrtjo moza, XII 81 je zlasti te-
kom zadnjih par let, potem ko
je bill v predsedniski kampanji
l.. 1910 porazen, 8 svojo veliko
delavnostjo in iskrenostjo prido-
bill ma tisoce prijateljev in SIM
patEarjev. =.
Pogrebni obredi Sc bodo vrsi.
Iii jutri, kdaj pa bo truplo polo
zeno k vecnemu pocitku nje-
govi rodni Indiani, kjer je bill
rojen pred 50 lett, Sc nj bilo ma
zianjeno.
Predsetlnik Roosevelt, pod
predsednik Wallace in nestet'
drugi javni voditelii 50 podali u.
raze odkritega sozalja, in poro'
clio il Moskye, kjer Sc je Will
kie mudil leta 1912, 10 se je ma,
hajal ma svetovni turi ko1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10

Mrs. Helen Frank, 1922 Carl
Ave., je prejela sporocilo Cd
vojnega departmental, da je njen
MOI Pfc. Wencel A. Frank Cd
IA. septembra pogresan ma from
ii Italiji. Pfc. Frank je 80 let
star ter oce 5 let starega sine
ka in 2 lett stare hcerke Helen
Marie.
Pred odhodom sz vojakom
lanskega oktobra je bill zaposlen
pri Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.,
preko morja pa je bill poslan
preteklega aprila. Bill je aktiven
clan "Glasbene matice'.
Mr.. in Mrs. Jack La Vriha
Lavriha), XII bivata V Lorain,
t a prejela obvestilo vojnega
departmental, da je bill %. sep
tembra ubit Franciji porocnik
William E. La Vriha, XII je bill
brat casnikarskega reporterja
Jack La Vriha, XII je bill vec let
zaposlen pri "Cleveland Plain
Dealerju', sedaj pa Sc nahaja v
mornarici kot Sean IAN End
Class.
: Porocnik La Vriha je stopil
armada V juniju 1912, V marcu
naslednjega leta pa je postal 20
rocnik. Preko morja Sc je naha-
jail Cd proslega aprila. Pred od-
hodom v armada je bill poslo-
vodja mlekarskih trgovin v Lo-
rainu, Oberlinu in Mansfieldu.
Mr.. in Mrs. John in Mary
Kaucic, I'LL E. II St., sta bila
vceraj obvescena Cd voJnega de-
partmenta, da je njiju sin Pfc.
1 Laddie pogresan V Italiji liza
16. septc:rbra.
/ ): * X
A t n in Veronica Glavan,
1879 E. IS St., sta prejela cd
vojnega departmental zalostno
|porocilo, da je bill MUM sin Pfc.
! Henry Glavan dine 26. septem-
bra ranjen v Franciji, kjer Sc ze
vee., casa nahaja. Njegov brat
Frank Sc pa nahaja nekje na
| Pacifiku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10

Rooseveltov osebni poslanec,
pravi, da je vest o njegovl smr-
tt rusko javnost globoko pretre-
sla.
Willkie je svoj wise o tenn po-
tovanju opisal v knjigi Zone
World, XII je izsla v nakladu
milijona in pol iztisov. V tel
knjigi, kakor v izjavah in go
worth, XII jih je incl oh raznih
prilikah, je pokojni vodja polka
zal velik duhovni razvoj. Radi
gorecnosti, S katero Sc je "a
vzemal "a manjsinske skupine
po porazu |. 1910 je n. pr.
brezplacno zagovarjal nekega
komunista pred najvisjim sodi-
Seem Zed. drzav, kateremu Sc
je skusalo odvzeti drzavljan-
stvo in odkritega boja prot
|nasprotnikom mednarodnega SO
delovanja v svoji lastni stranki
Isl je nakopal sovraznike meo
vodilnimi republikanci.
Ko je ietos ponovno stopil ,
politicno areno ter sci v boj y
predsednisko nomiracijo repu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10
|MirOvni nacrt -.
ZdruzenIh narOdOv
dan v javnost

WASHINGTON, 9. oktobra.
- Danes je bill tukaj objavljen
osnutek nacrta Zdruzenih naro-
dov "a organiziranje medina
rodne organizacije, XII bo z obo-
rozeno silo cuvala mir sveta. V
tenn osnutku, XII je bill izdelan
ma Dumbarton Oaks konferenci,
Sc zlasti predvideva organizira-
ME mednarodne zracne sile, XII
bo sposobna trenotno podvzeti
nujne vojaske korake.
Predlagana organizacija ina
nositi m e "Zdruzenih naro-
dov" Men sestav bi bill sledeci:
Splosna zbornica, sestojeca iz
vseh miroljubnih narodov; eko-
nomski in socialni svet, v kate
rem bi sedeli predstavniki Is
narodov, XII bi obravnavali S hu-
manitarnimi vprasanji medina
rodnih odnosajev; svetovno So
disco "a resevanje mednarodnih
sporov, ter varnostni svet II
narodov, v katerem bi bile "a
stopane Amerika, Velika Brita-
Mia, Rusija, Kitajska, in v pri-
mernem casu tudi Francija, kot
stalne cakalnice, katerih pri-
merna dolznost bi bila, da ocu-
vajo svetovni mir mirovnimi,
! gospodarskimi in vojaskimi
sredstvi. .g -.
/ Objavljeni osutek, XII ina
znacaj priporocila, ne obravna-
va vitalnim vprasanjem, ma
kak nacin bi varnostni svet uka,
zal podvzetje vojaskih sankci.
Zdruzenih narodovA v slucaju
da bi bill ogrozan mir sveta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10
VESTI IZ ZIVLJENJA AME
RIsKIH SLOVENCEV

Chicago. - Mrs. Mae Groser
je prejela vest cd vojnega de-
partmenta, da je bill v Franciji
lahko ranjen njen moz Frank
Groser. Udejstvoval Sc je v u
niji kavcukarskih delavcev kot
predsednik in odbornik. K voja-
kom je bill poklican lanskega
novembra in cez morje poslan
pred par meseci.
Wadsworth, Ohio. - Tukaj
je umrl Andrej Sega, star "A
let. Zapusca brata Mihaela.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10
DAROVI

Mr.. in Mrs. JOS. in Pauline
Birk, Willoughby, O., sta mesto
venca "a pokojno Rose Wager
darovala $500 st. clairski po-
druznici st. SO SANS.
V uradu "Enakopravnosti'
pa je veeraj daroval $1,000 "a
Lauschetovo kampanjo poznani
rojak Joe Belaj, XII vodi gostil-
no ma 1904 st. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10

kratkem sestati konferenca I've
like trojice." Diplomaticni krogi
sodijo, da Sc bo ia konferenca
vrsila kmalu po predsedniskih
volitvah, pod pogojem, da DO
predsednik Roosevelt ponovno
izvoljen. Ako bl Sc to ne zgodi-
10, tedaj Sc bo seveda morale
napraviti druge nacrte.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10

blikanske stranke, so bill njego-
vi nekdanji prijatelji zelo hladni
napram MENU. Vrgel Sc je z vso
ognjevitostjo v >primarno kam-
panic v drzavi Wisconsin, toda
republikanci omenjene drzave
mu MISC dali niti enega delega-
ia "a narodno konvencijo. vi
dec, da je boj proti start gard
zaman, je odprto primal, da ne
more dobiti nominacije in Sc u
maknil il kampanje.
Dali bi sc bill izrekel "a Roo
sevelta ali Deweyja, ako bi bi
zivel, nj povedal nikomur, tods
moena moznost obstoji, da b
vrgel svoj nemali vpliv v prilos
ponovne izvolitve predsednik;
Rocsevelta.
Willkie je bill pred, letom 194(
politicno nepoznan, toda pri vo
litvah v doticnem letu lie dobi
22,333, 900 glasoy, oziroma We
kot jih je bilo kdaj pref odda
nih "a kateregakoli repuhlikan
skega kandidata "a predsedni
ka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10

Silna registraciia
dobro "a Rooseyelta!

, 10
Politicni vsevedezi, Xxi so
prerokovali, da DO 7. no
vembra slo mali drzavIja-
nov ma volisce kot kda,j v
zadnjih letih, so vceraj do
bill mocan sunek. Vceraj je
bill v okraju Cuyahoga zad-
Mi registracijski dan in
ljudstvo je trumoma drlo
ma volisca, da 81 zajamci
pravico do volitev prihodnji
mesec.
IL Sc nepopolnih stevilk
je razvidno, da Sc je regi-
striralo okrog 10000 moz
in zensk, kar poineni, da Sc
bo volitev !. novembra ude-
lezilo cello vec judi kot pred
stirimi lett, ko 50 bill pre-
koseni vsi nekdanji rekor-
di.
To je dobro znamenje "a
Roosevelta, kajti opozicija
je racunala, da ga bo pora-
zila z glasovi mlaGnih dr.
zavljanov, XII ne bodo odda-
nj!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10
SLOVENSKI MINISTER V
SEDANJI JUG. VLADI

DR.. Drago Marusic, minister
"a pravosodje in transportacijo
v SubaSicevi vladi. DIR. MaruSic,
bivsi ban Dravske banovine, je
bill eden izmed prvih Slovencey,
Xxi nj hotel imeti oprayka Ita-
lijani in Nemci v Ljubljani in jc
pobegnil v hosto in k partiza
nom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10
.Novi grobovi
JOSEPHINE CRTALIC

Kot smo vceraj porocali, je u
mrla Josephine Crtalic, rojena
KERN, stara 50 let, stanujoca
ma 6211 Carl Ave. Donna je bila
IL vasi Snuse pri Krskem, od-
koder je prisla v Cleveland pred
a.. lett. Bila je elanica drustva
Marie Magdalene st. 1852 K. S.
K. J. in podruznice st. Is S. q.
2. Zapusca soproga Franka, 81
ma Franka, XII sluzi pri cleve-
landski mestni policiji, dive hce-
ri Josephine Gruden in Fran
ces, ter diva vnuka in vec So
rodnikov. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil '
cetrtek oh 9. uri zjutraj il Ia.
krajskovega zavoda, 6O16 st
Clair Ave-, v cerkev sv. Vida il
nato ma Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-10
ZENSKI KLUB 81. VARDE

V sredo OBJ 7:3O uri zvecer sc
vrsi seja 32nd Ward Slovene
Women's Club Lausche for Co.
werner. Clanice in prebivalke 81.
varde so prijazno vabljene, da
Sc seje udelezijo v Turkovi dvo-
zam.