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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-10-27
Colin Judgment Needed

In lust ten DAYS, millions OF American
citizens will GO to the polls to cast their
ballots in the most important election ever
held in this country.
And because this election is so important,
because upon its outcome will rest the
future of the people for many years to
come. there is need for all citizens to
weigh the issues and candidates with
calm judgment.
In ordinary times, and these times
certainly are not normal, there is always
more heat than light given off by candl-
dates competing for office In these days
this condition is more acute, because OF
the emotionaIiSm and high tension under
which the country is living. Truth be-
comes distorted, rumors are accepted as
facts and confusion becomes widespread.
OF prime importance is the election OF
a president to complete the task of bring
ing the war to a victorious conclusion; to
write a lust and equitable peace, rather
than an uneasy armistice provocative OF
more wars; to bring about the employ
ment at living wages of all who wish to
work and providing greater security for
The two governors, Dewey and Brick
er have travelled up and down and across
the country seeking to convince the Anne
rican people that they not only have been
mistaken for the past IL years for cleo
ting and maintaining President Roosevelt
in office; but that they will err again if
they retain him for another term.
Governors of two of the nations great
est populated states, both Mr.. Dewey and
Mr.. Bricker have sought to destroy the
President in the belief that such destruc-
ton would enhance their election chances.
There still remains but two questions
for the majority of the American people
to ask themselves: l. Has the President
been good man for the cOutry? 2. Will he
carry the country through the future to
success in war and peace and provide the
type Of administration which will be to
the best interests of the vast majority of
the people of this nation.
If the President has been a good man
to head our government for the past IL
years, and not even Mr.. Dewey is very
convincing when he seeks to show us the
contrary, by what manner of reasoning
do we arrive at the conclusion that the
President will undergo deterioration dur
ing another term?
When we compare the young Mr..
Dewey who has scarcely any experience
in governmental administration with the
President, il seems ridiculous to believe
that this ambitious but inexperienced
aspirant for the presidency could do
L = Al.
That is the choice which we must
make, and we should make it without pre-
judice, without resentment or allowing
ourselves to be influenced by the glitter
ing half-truths of political orators. Re-
gardless what our political leanings may
be, we are going to be forced to live with
the results of the November election.
In this vein and with this calmness,
we have made our choice. We are for
Franklin ID. Roosevelt.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-10-27
MAIN ARGUMENT

Inc IlldlH argument Ol THESE
lads is that they prefer not 80
change horses in midstream.
FDR is their commander-in-
chief, and they think well of
their leader, militarily and
otherwise.
Of course, the Articles of
War make 1t quite clear that
we servicemen are forbidden
to speak disparagingly of our
leading government officials,
including congressman. 1t goes
without saying that Homer
Ramey and Robert Taft will
not receive their just desserts
through this column, as a re-
suit of this restriction. But
everyone knows by now, any
way!
A few sourpusses in the
service, who obviously were
dragged in with a net or
hook, blame Roosevelt for
their present military status,
and would probably prefer to
vote for Hoover, or even
Harding, were he alive.
The fact is that a great per-
centage of recent inductees
are too young to vote, and a
large number of the IL million
in service come from districts
which have not been covered
by PAC in too thorough a
manner, namely the rural and
southern sections of our coun-
try
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-10-27
GREENER PASTURES

I'm afraid that President
Roosevelt and the PAC had
better depend on greener pas
lures than the Vario s
branches Of the service, if this
election campaign is to be sue
cessful. The job must be done
on the home front, and that's
for sure!
Don't excuse your own in
dolence at home by asking
the G.. is what they're fight
ing for. You're right, but
these lads just don't take
kindly toward advice from
civilians, because they live in
the military life but a short
time before almost everything
they do or approve must have
a military aspo or connec-
tion. It's hard to explain this,
but ii is a fact, none the less.
Incidentally, there is great
difference of opinion regard
ing unions, too. | believe most
unions are missing the boat al
most completely, while at
tempting to win the conf
dence of the fighting men. The
boys measure their esteem
and affection toward both un-
ions and companies by what
is done for them in a tangible
way. Some of our Local IL
units have certainly hit the
ball on this, and some have
not. Unfortunately there is
d etr o I, Cleveland, Akron,
Cincinnati, and thousands of
other cities to be figured in
the overall picture, and many
Of these other locals have
done almost nothing in the
way of remembering their
boys.
The USO is nquestionably
the big favorite, next comes
the Red Cross. The CIO is
the worlds largest single con-
tributor to War Relief, but
who among Service m e n
knows it?
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-10-27

Views
s5i9I IHlsssss = -
By Richard Gosser IlIllHl.
Director Region 2B, UAW-ClO
ONE OBJECTIVE

From now until the November election,
all our energies and efforts will be directed
toward one principle objective-getting out
large labor vote.
After what occurred to labor two years ago.
we are taking nothing for granted We will
not allow ourselves to be contented with
large number of registered voters until we
know that they have gone to the polls and cast
their ballot
Our task is threefold l. We must vote
ourselves. 2. We should to il that our
families vote. 8. We should get our friends
and neighbors to vote.
l am sure that if every member of the CIO
carried out these three steps which have out
lined, that this election would be unqueStion-
ably in favor of the candidates which the Po-
litical Action Committee has endorsed
This is not difficult task to do It takes
but very few minutes of our own time and
little effort to go to the polls and vote 1t
takes little additional effort to take our wives
or perhaps our mothers and fathers, or sisters
and brothers to the polls. Finally, we have
friends in the shops, in business, or in our
club or church who would vote :; we urged
them to- You have next door neighbor, ask
him to vote and to have his wife vote with
him.
NOT OVERCONFIDENT
A few people seem to be under the i'm
preston that this election is in the bag. | to-
tally disagree with them. This election is not
going to be any walka way. To win for labor
means that every registered voter should vote;
that every one of us must work to get out the
vote and not stop working until the polls close
on November Z.
Overconfidence is the worst possible feel
ing we could have. Regardless what the pa
pers, the politicians, the public polls or any
one else says, this election is going to be hotly
contested and believe lots closer than many
OF us imagine.
| myself would hesitate to make any pre-
dictions because would only be guessing the
same as a lot of other people are doing So
far, | can't see any If the guessers making
cocksure predictions and I'm not going to
either
So far as can see, the things that win
elections are good cause, lot of good can
didateS and plenty of hard work We believe
we have the cause. We believe we have en-
dorsed the best candidates. All that remains
is for all of us to get out and work for
large vote.
| am calling upon all sincere workers who
have their own interests at heart to begin
now to contact their friends in the shop their
neighborS and all others whom they know,
to vote on November. 7, If we all work to-
gether now we win together week from
next Tuesday.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-10-27
On The
Beam
By
Clayton W..
Fountain
DEWEY FOR LABOR

~ - w - n = ~ ~
Dewey is for labor. He said
so at Pittsburgh. He is in
favor of progressive labor leg
islation. He is opposed to red
tape and delays in the process
sing of claims for wage in
creases.
What kind of double-talk is
this?
First of all, let's look into
Dewey's charge that, under
the New Deal, labor has to
depend upon one man, Presi-
dent Roosevelt, for favorable
action on union demands.
To get a square gander at
this allegation, lets balance it
against Dewey's attitude to-
ward the Political Action
Committee of the CIO.
Dewey has m S e d no
chance to SANDER the PAC.
He has slashed at it in prac-
tically every campaign speech.
speech. He has red-baited the
PAC most viciously.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-10-27

Would appreciate your con-
veying my best regards and
greetings to the boys of De-
partment 321. and here's hop
ing that it WON'T be in the
too distant future when l will
be back with them.
Sincerely yours,
Henry Lewandowski, Y3c,
USNR, Bldg. IL, SRU.
Philadelphia Navy Yard,
Philadelphia II, Penn.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-10-27

Dear Sir:
Enclosed is copy of a let
ter which l sent to Congress
man Busbey of Illinois. You
may use the letter as you see
fit.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-10-27
ONE CONCLUSION


Only one conclusion can be
drawn from DeWey's SANDER
Gus attack on PAC: He must
be opposed to democratic la
Dor political action.
This means that Dewey is
blowing hot and cold again.
We must conclude that, if
elected, he would still be OPP
posed to the PAC. That means
that he must intend to treat
labor in the same one-man
fashion that he attributes to
FDR.
Labor is for a sound and
steady program of political ac-
ton. That is why we have
built the PAC. We do not
want to depend on any one
man for just action on our
demands. We are building
PAC to insure that we will
not have to depend on one
man.
Dewey cannot, therefore, be
against one-man action on la
Dor demands, and against
PAC, too.
His opposition to PAC
means that he is for one-man
rule.
SICK DOG THEORY
There is also the matter of
DeWey's charge that the New
Deal failed to end the depres-
sion.
Dewey'S economic theory in
this instance seems to be like
that of the sick dog who sinks
under the bed and Sulks un-
til he RECEIVERS.
The COP candidate argues
that the New Deal should
have let private enterprise go
its own merry way in 1882
and 1888. This must mean
that, had he been President
then, he would not have push
ed through adequate relief
measures; that he would not
have pressed for enactment of
progressive social legislation.
But you would never know
this from his speeches. Not
only does he endorse social
legislation, but he has the
gall to claim much of what
has been enacted for his party.
He ought to consult with
Clare H 0 f m n, who has
swung the hatchet for the
COP so often in the Congress
sional fights against social leg
iSlation.
TWO-FACED POSITION
Ac. .ually, the two-faced
character of Dewey's cam
paign is so obvious that it is
revolving to honest minds.
He endorses social legisla-
ton, but he argues that the
way to get out of depression
is to let big business have its
own way.
He is like the cross-eyed
guy who was born on Wednes-
day and spent all his life look
ing both ways for Sunday.
No honest man can accept
the millions of collars donated
to the COP campaign by pri-
vateers of business who have
fought labor with lead pipe,
tear gas and hired politicians
and still declare his love
for labor without batting an
eye.
Dewey cannot be for us, be-
cause his party is controlled
by those who hate our CUTS.
Would appreciate your con-
veying my best regards and
greetings to the boys of De-
partment 321. and here's hop
ing that it WON'T be in the
too distant future when | will
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
Priseljevanje Sc
ne bo nadalje
omejilo

WASHINGTON, 7. januarja
(ONA) - Justice Department
ne namerava Sc bolj prikraj-
sati moznosti priseljevanja, je
izjavil Attorney General Fran
els Biddle v svojem porocilu
komisiji poslanske zbornice z
ozirom vprasanja priseljevanja
in 'naturalizacije.
State Department je odklonil
objasniti svoje stalisce. Pod
tajnik Edward L. Stettinius je
dejal, da je to zadeva, XII Sc tice
povojne dobe.
Francis Biddle je izjavil med
drugim naslednje:
"Dokler nimamo zares nujne-
ga povoda, da nastopimo druga-
CO., bi bilo brez dvoma neumest-
no, da uvedemo take zakone, in
sicer v easu, ko Sc nahajajo Ze-
dinjene drzave v vojni, in 81
vlada prizadeva ustvariti prija'
'teljsko razmerje in dobro voljc
med zavezniskimi in nevtralni.
mi drzavami.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
POLICAJ IN STIRJE POSTNI USLUZBENCI v
LORAINU OBTOzENI DRUHALSKEGA NASILJA

V soboto so bill V Lorainu,
Ohio, aretirani in obtozeni dru-
halskega nasilja mestni policaj
Frank Eiden in STRIFE usluzben-
ci ma lorainski posti, katerih
imena So Joseph Hazard, Geo.
Reubel, James Donatucci in
William Esser. Policijski ma
celnik Theodore Walker je
Eidena takoj suspendiral cd po-
licijske sluzbe. On in prvi trije
so bill formalno obtozeni in spu-
sceni ma prosto, potem ko je
vsak cd njih polozil $1,000 var
Seine, docim Sc Esser nahaja V
St. Joseph bolnici, ker je dobil
zivcni napad.
Petorica je bila aretirana in
obtozena, ko je 33-letni C. B.
Dalton, XII zivi V bliznji vasi
Sheffield Lake ter Sc nahaja V
bolnisnici zlomljeno roko in
poskodbami ma glavi in po tele-
su, naznanil policiji. da so ga
moski napadli, ko je sedel V svo-
jem avtomobilu ma neki ulici
ma vzhodni strani Loraina, mu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
Nova ruska Ofenziva
pri Leningradu je
v pOlnem razmahu

LONDON, 16. jan. - IL Mo-
skye Sc danes zjutraj poroca,
da so sovjetske mobilne sile V
juzni Bell Rusiji udarile naprej
in da SO samo Sc 55 mill cd
stare poljske mel e, medtem ko
je Rdeca armada V Ukraj JIM
ubila 1000 Nemcev, XII ma dotic-
nj 'front.' z obupnimi protinapa-
di skusajo zapreti rusko prodi-
ranje proti romunski meji.
Med tenn pa Berlin javlja, da
so Rusi pri Leningradu in ma
dveh drugih seventh sektorjih
prieeli novo veliko ofenzivo. IL
Moskve Sc o tel ofenzivi nicesar
ne poroca, kar; pa nj nit nena-
vadnega, kajti Rusi obicaino
porocajo 0 noVih akcijah sele
po izvojevanju novih uspehov.
Armada, XII il poveljuje gen.
Rokosovski, je pc zavzetju NEST
Mozyr in Kalinkovici udarila
dalje proti zapadu in severo-
zapadu in je tekom prodiranja
skozi pripetsko barrie zadala
sovrazniku ogromne izgube, ne
da bi mu dala priliko, da bi re-
organiziral svoje sile, pravi po-
rocilo il Moskve.
Pc zadnjih vestah so Rusi
zavzeli mesto Skrigalov, XII lei
20 mill cd Kalinkoyicev, in Sc
daj prodirajo proti Pinsku, X
lezi 115 mill zapadno. Ma ten
sektorju je bilo tekom zadnjih
"a ur zavzetih mnogo krajeV in
pablo lie 1900 Nemcev. Ruski
letalci so bombardirali neki
nemski oklopni vlak in ga po'
gnali v zrak.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
Gen. Eisenhower dospel ma
invaZijSki glavni stan
Now grobovii
URSULA FELICIJAN

Pc dolgi bolezni Je preminila
ma svojem domu ma 1914 St.
Clair Ave-, Ursula Felicijan, ro-
jena Jerse, stara 81 let. Donna
je bila il zuzemberka, odkoder
je prisla V Cleveland pred Al.
lett. Soprog Anton je umrl pred
devetimi lett. Bila .je clanica
drust. sv. Ane st. 4 SDZ. Tukaj
zapusca hcer Rose Crotty, tri
sinove~ EdWarda, J sep h a in
Franka, ter enega .vnuka. Po-
greb Sc bo vrsil V sredo oh 10.
uri zjutraj IL Zakrajskovega po-
grebnega zavoda v cerkev sv.
Vida in nato ma Calvary poko-
paliSce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17

nataknili okove ma roke, potem
pa ga odpeljali ma njegov dom
in ga neusmiljeno pretepli.
Medtem ko SO ga moski tepli,
pravi Dalton, .je pred hiso stala
neka zenska, glede katere so
ga napadalci dolzili, da jo mad
leguje klici po telefonu. Pred
no SO napadalci zapustili hiso,
so mu dali podpisati neko listi-
nj in mu zagrozili, da maj nikar
ne obvesti policijo.
Ko Sc je petorica moskih
zensko odpeljala, je Dalton Ia
znamoval licencno Stevilko av-
tomobila in jo sporocil policiji,
XII je dognala, da je bill avto-
mobil last Essena, XII je po are
taciji izpovedal imena ostalih
Stirih.
Dalton pravi, da je popolno-
ma nedolzen obdolzitve, da je
nadlegoval omenjeno ali kako
drugo zensko, in da je prepri-
can, da :je postal zrtev pomote,
oziroma da sc ga je vZelo Ia kO-
ga drugega.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
CORDELL HULL IZVRSIL REORGANI
ZACIJO DRZAV. DEPARTMENTAL

WASHINGTON. 16. jan. -
Drzavni tajnik Cordell Hull je
vceraj odredil sirokopotezno re-
organizacijo raznih oddelkov
drzavnega departmental, kate
re namen je, pripraviti Sc "a We
like odgovornosti z ozirom ma
probleme vojne in povojne do
be.
En- nov oddelek Sc bo bavil
izkljucno zunanjo politiko, in
ia DO zopet razdeljen V IL pod
oddelkov, katerih delokrog bo
incl geograficno bazo. STRIFE
slednjih Sc bodo bavili izklju-
emo z vprasanji, tikajocimi Sc
Europe, Daljnega vzhoda, Biz
NIGGA vzhoda in Afrike ter anne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17

ste zasigurali prihranek, XII DO
pray prisel po svetovnem kla-
nju.
Mas slovenski narod je dal
marsikaterega sina ma oltar do
movine - ma tisoce slovenskih
fantov Sc bori ma vseh frontah
sveta. Nasa zelja je, da bi Sc
kolikor mogoce vec teh fantov
povrnilo cimpreje k svojim rod
binam, XII jih tezko pricakujejo.
Maj torej nihee, XII je zmozen
kupiti vojne bonde, gre mimo te
kampanje "a eetrto vojno poso-
jilo, ne da bi storil svoj delez
in svojo dolznost. Kot celota, sc
slovenski narod lahko uveljavi
pred merodajnimi oblastmi -
cato pa bi bilo priporocljivo, da
bi 81 Slovenci nabavili voj n e
bonde potion lastnih podjetij, O
katerih je oblastim znano, da i
majo zaslombo cd slovenskega
naroda - torej bo v cast nam
vsem, ako bo v teh podjetjih
prodanih cim vec vojnih bon
doV.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
Jutri Sc pricne podpisouanje
cetrtega uojnega posojila

V torek 18. januarja Sc pri-
cenja kampanja "a cetrto vojno
posojilo. Glasom predsednikove
odredbe je to kampanja, V ka-
teri je treba z br att cim vec
gmotnih sredstev "a zakljucno
fazo vojne. Ma slehernega, XII Sc
nahaja ma domaci 'front.', XII da-
mes dobro sluzi v industriii, sc
apelira, da stori svojo dolznost
napram samemu sebi in onim
mozem in fantom, XII svoja last
ma zivljenja tvegajo ma bojnem
polju, da odvrnejo soyraznikov
mec cd nasega ozemlja.
Vsak, XII danes sluzi, bi 81 mo-
raj preskrbeti prihranke "a po-
vojno dobo. Tedaj DO vsakdo po-
treboval denar - najsibo "a O.
premo, hiso, it'd. - in kdor DO
danes hranil, DO tedaj incl kje
vzeti. Vojni bondi so prihranki.
Z mimi re danes podprete VOL
no prizadevanje, Z mimi boste
pomagali, da Sc bo cim vec ma
Sin fantov zivih in zdravih vr-
milo il bojisca, in Z mimi 81 bo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
URADNIKI "YUGOSLAV"
LEGIJE

Ma letni seji American Yu-
goslav Legion, Post Yadran No.
3 so bill izvoljeni sledeci urad-
niki "a leto 1914: Nacelnik Jo-
sseph Okorn, podnacelnik Nick
Kukich, tajnik Frank Mervar,
kvartirmajster Frank Laurich,
blagajnik Kosta Hromish, mad
zorni odbor: N. K. Bobich, Jo-
seph Grdina in Mike Vukman
Veterani prve in druge svetov.
ne vojne so vabljeni, da pristo,
PHO k organizaciji. Podrobnost1
dobite pri tajniku ma 5372 ST
Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
Dimitrov zna postati
bolgarski Tito
IL urada Zdruzenega odbora juno
slovanskih Americanov


slovanskih Americanov
List "Philadelphia Inquirer"
je prinesel v koloni 'Washing-
ton Background" dne 6. janu-
aria letos -sledeci clanek:
"Ce in kadar Sc DO pricela V
Bolgariji civilna vojna, kot Sc
je dogodilo v Grciji in Jugosla-
VIII, bo morda stopil V ospredje,
kot bolgarski marsal Tito, Jurij
Dimitrov, komunisticni vodja,
XII je bill centralna osebnost v
znanem Reichstag procesu. Ia
ko menijo v Washingtonu taxi
ljudje, XII so V stanu vedeti ne
kaj 0 teh zadevah.
Dimitrov, bolgarski komu.
mist, je Sci v Moskvo potem, ke
je bill oproscen vsake krivde So
delovanja pri pozigu Reichsta
ga. Pri obravnavi je, mimogre
de omenjeno, napravil prav
spektakel il Hermana Goeringa
katerega je sam zaslisal ozir
lizpraseval pri proti-zaslisanju
w Moskvi je bill imenovan u
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17

riskih republik.
Drugi oddelek Sc bo bavil S
povojnimi problemi ter bo for
muliral in dajal predsedniku
priporocila glede zunanjih poll
tienih vprasani. Eksekutivni di-
rektor tega oddelka je Hullov
svetovalec "a povojne zadeve
Leo Pasvolsky.
Hull je tudi imenoval pose
ben posvetovalni odbor, V ka-
terega so bill re imenovani tri-
je clani, XII so: Norman H. Da-
Wis, predsednik ,Ameriskega rde-
cega kriza; Myron C. Taylor,
poslanik V Vatikanu, in DIR. Isiah
Bowman, predsednik John Hop
kins universe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
RUSI POBILI 100000
NACIJEV v 3 TEDNIH

LONDON, II. januarja.
- Moskva ,je snoci nazna-
Mia, da je prva ukrajinska
armada pod poveljstvom
generala Nikolaja Vatuti-
ma tekOm tri tedne trajajjo-
&c ofenzive, v kateri je pro-
drla 35 mill globoko v ne
kdanje poljsko. ozemlje, sa-
ma pobila 100000 Nemcev.
Istocasno je Moskva ma
manila, da ,ie nova mogo6-
ma ofenziva Rdece vojske
ma severn prerezaIa zeIez-
nisko progo Novosokolniki-
Ono, JUNO cd jezera linen.
Vatutinova armada je te-
kom treh d nj tudi uniGila
2,2O4 nemskih tankov i'm
LIZA topov in zajeIa 1000
Nemcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
JOSEPH HROVAT

V nedeljo OBJ 7. uri zjutraj je
po dolgi bolezni umrl Joseph
Hrovat, star 63 let. Stanoval je
ma 1910 E. "a St. Donna je bill
IL vasi Reber pri Zuzemberku,
odkoder lie prisel V Cleveland le-
ia 1902. Uposlen je bill pri A
merican Steel & Wire Co. % let,
zadnjih 13 let pa radi rahlega
zdravja nj delal. Bill je clan dru-
stva sv. Vida st. 25 K S K ], in
Oak Camp st. 159 WOW. Tu-
kaj zapusca soprogo Katino, ro-
jeno Sever, sina Josepha, in pet
heera:@ Mary Powell, Frances
Street,, Angelo Petrovcic, Vero
Pirnat in Jane Corsaro, osem
vnukov, irr trl bratrance Frank
Hrovat, Joseph Hrovat in John
Hrovat. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v ce-
trick oh 9. uri zjutraj IL Ia
krajskovega pogrebnega zavo-
da, 6O16 St. Clair Ave. v cerkev
sv. Vida in nato ma Calvary po-
kOpaliSce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
POTRES v ARGENTINE
UBIL MAD 1,4OO LJUDl

BUENOS AIRES, 16. ja-
nuarja. - Mesto San Juan
v Andskem gorovju je bio
snoci udarjeno cd silnega
potresa, v katerem je bio
ubitih l,4OO do 1000 oseb.
Obcutili so Sc stirje potres-
nj sunki XII so povzrocili We
likansko razdejanje.
KontroIo v potresnem O.
zemlju je zavzela argentln-
ska armada, XII je naznani-
la, da bo nastopila brez mi
losti proti onim, XII bi kata-
strofo skusali izrabiti v svr-
no plenitve med razvallna-
mi. H..
Zadnje vesti liz San Jua-
ma javljajo, da Sc je poteg-
milo izp0d razvalin ze 500 O.
seb, medtem ko je med re-
senimi 900 takih, XII imajo
tezke poskodbe. Mani res
no poskodovanih je okrog
1000.