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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30
County Gets
Grant Buy
Health Clinic
$4,000 Allotted By
FWA To Purchase
Alspuch InfirmurY

A grant of $4,000 has been
made by the Federal Works
Agency toward the purchase of
the Alspach Infirmary. sol S.
Pascagoula street, for the Jack
son County Public Health De-
nartment center, X. W. Burnham,
president of the county board
of supervisors, announced Thurs
day.
This represents SO percent of
the actual amount to be involved
in the purchase of the building,
grounds and equipment and in
the making of necessary chang
es, The other half of the amount
will De furnished by the county.
These funds we're allotted 10
the county in lieu of a previous
grant of $35 600 by the Federal
government to be used in the re-
modelling of the old Central
school building for the health
center. The county's part IN this
was the furnishing of the grounds
end building. Mr.. Burnham ex-
planned that the first grant was
a total grant. or designed TO COW
er all costs, because itfwas in the
nature of a war emergency and
was intended to provide only a
temporary location for the health
center. The new center will be
permanent, he pointed out.
Available in Near Future
The original plan was to house
the health center in the new
court house but the postpone
ment of the erection of this
building made some other ar
rangement imperative. The space
assigned TO the health center in
the new county building will
probably now be turned over to
the county agents and home
demonstration agents offices
which, under the first set-up,
would have been constructed
separately, MIR. Burnham said.
Indications are that the new
center will be available for oc-
eupancv late in August of the
first of September. The change
of housing for the center was
made because of the advantages
of this building, Mr.. Burnham
said.
The infirmary is constructed
on one floor which adds to the
convenience" he said. 1T is also
planned and laid out for an in
Urinary which fits it more ade-
ouately for a health center. Then,
100. there are a number of coun-
ty officers in the old Central
school building and these would
have had to be moved to other
locations, which would have con
stituted quite a problem
Plans for the new center in
clude landscaping the grounds.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30
Jackson County Tops Quota In 9Th
War Loan Drive, I" Bond Sales Lag

Using the halfway mark which
was reached last week as the
spring board Jackson County
surged over the top Of the Total
quota for the 5th War Loan
drive and Wednesday incomplete
reports showed d margin OF
more than SIS, 1000.
But although the total quota
was exceeded, the Il bond sales
were tagging and figures on the
sale of this issue stood $500, 900
below the $663, 900 quota set for
the county.
The only report from out in
the county submitted, however,
was from Vancleave which an
nounced sales tolaling ~, 800.
This left Ocean Springs and 9th
er points in the county, unae-
counted for and did moi include
a report from the women's house
TO house canvass being conduct
ed under the direction of Mrs.
T. 7. Justice and Mrs. ]. Q. Cole.
'"The workers are so scattered
there is no way of knowing just
how much their sales total" Mrs.
Cole said. ''bnt we do kn6w thai
in soma sections these canvas
sers have sold two and three
thousand dollars worth of bonds.
There are III sections of the city
Under the block system set-up
and indications are THAT the wo-
mems report will send the Il bond
total up ~appreciably.
Other than from the ranks,
there was no complete report
from Moss Point on progress
w. B. Herring. county director
expressing satisfaction
with the total result. urged indl
viduals 10 make every effort to
buy more bonds.
The sale of f bonds, which
represenfs khe purchase OF the
average individual is disappoint-
ing he said, "but | feel that as
the drive draws 70 a close it will
pick up as the men and women of
the county realize they have not
done the best they a do toward
showing their faith in the boys
who are fighting so CALAMITY on
the battle fronts"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30
Auditory Pipe
Line Contract
Is Let By City

A contract has been let for
the construction of an 8-inch aux
iliary gas pipe line from the Es-
eatawpa side to the Moss Point
side of the Eseatawpa river, city
officials said this week.
The contract was lei TO S. C.
Hall for a total cantract price of
81, 300.
The new line will be used as
an auxiliary to the line already,
IN use, and IN case of accident 10
the line in use, gas service viii
not be interrupted.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30
City Candidates
To Be Guests AT
Meeting July

All candidates for municipal
offices in the election of July 10
have been invited by the Pasea-
goula Civic Council 10 state their
platforms at a special meeting
called Tor THURSDAY, Julg 10, at
5 pm. at the County Court
House, Mrs. J. o. Cole, president,
announced.
Emphasizing the fact that this
is not IN suppore or endorsement
of any candidate, Mrs. Cole de-
elared that the meeting is in no
sense d rally.
Since the various municipal
officers play a vital roll in the
future progress of our commu-
nity,a Council officials explained
IN letters sent to the candidates,
1t Is only proper that a forum
should be provided under neutral
auspices whereby all candidates
may be called upon 20 present
their views
This action was taken at a re-
cent meeting of the Civic Coun-
ell in view Of the immediate and
long range issues and problems
that face this community, Off
GERS explained.
Candidates fer the offiee Of
mayor will be limited 10 Is min
utes and other candidates may
speak 10 minutes. The order o.
speaking will be determined by
the drawing Of straws.
The University Of Rome occu-
o4s- ss.4.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30
Cdfe Operator Is
Fined In City
Court After Raid

A. Furlotte, operator of the
Triple X Cafe on Canty street
near the ingalls, Shipyard, was
fined $3.50 BY Judge H. p. Heidel-
berry in city court Wednesday af-
ternoon for illegal possession of
whiskey IN his restaurant, Chief
of Police c. r. Emanuel said
this week.
According to Chief Emanuel, he
raided the restaurant at about 3
pm. Friday accompanied by
three police officers. A quantity
Of whiskey was seized, he said.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30
Pipefitter Escapes
Serious Injury
From Falling Jack

.. ID. McAdamss pipefitter al
ingalls, Shipyard, narrowly es-
capped probably fatal injuries
when a jack weighing about fifty
pounds fell on his head. The
safety hat which he wore at
the time was credited with saw
ing his life and his condition a,
the Jackson County hospital
where he was taken for emefgen-
cy treatment, was said TO be
not serious. He was allowed 10
return home.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30
Car Overturned In
Accident On Beach
hood Wedne sdoY

An automobile driven by
George Granlund, former fire
chief in Paseagoula, vas over
turned Wednesday at $50 pm,
in front Of Beach Park when it
was struck by a car operated by
c. G. Knight, according to police.
No one vas injured in the acct
dent. Charges of reckless driv-
ing Were filed against Knight and
he vas released under $25 bond
10 appear IN city court today, Fri
day.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30
Pfc. ]. D. Murrah
Kreole, Killed In
Invasion Fighting

Pfc. j. d. Murrah, son of Mrs.
Robert Murrah of Kreole, has
been killed in action. according
to an official war department no
tification received by his moth
er Wednesday.
The first Jackson countian to
be reported a casualty in the big
invasion of Europe, young Mur-
rah was killed June 10 in France,
according to the telegram.
Pfc. Murrah entered the Army
vast July and was sent from
Camp. Shelby to Camp Fannin,
Texas, for infantry training. Be-
fore being sent overseas he was
granted a seven-day furlough
which he spent with his mother
and other members of the family.
The Murrah family moved to
Kreole a number of years ago
from Lucedale, and Mr. Mtlrrah
was employed at the Southern
Kraft Division of fhe Interna-
,ionai Paper Mill until his death
about a year ago. Pfc. Murrah
attended the Moss Point High
school and he, too, took a job
at the paper mill before joining
the Army. He has an older
brother, Robert ID. Murrah, who
is also in the service in the u. S.
Navy.
Pfc. Murrah is survived by his
mother; two brothers, Rober,
and Ernest Ray Murrah; and
three sisters, Misses Ann, Betty
Jean and Carrie Lou Murrah Of
Kreole. He was a member of the
Kreole Methodist church.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30
Young Girl Escapes
Drowning Sunday
By Morrow Morgin

Miss May Cook, IS years old
10y Skip avenue. narrowly es-
capped drowning at KreDs Lake
Sunday while swimming After
being rescued. Miss Cook was
taken e the Jackson County hos
pItal where she vas given eInef-
geney treatment and later al
lowed = return 70 her home.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30
Varied Holidays
To Be Observed
For 4ih OF July

A day that used to automati-
oally mean a holiday for one and
al, the Fourth OF July This year
Became the subject of debate
among merchants, grocers and
business men faced with the
problem of whether TO close or
remain apen.
Difficulties arising from war
times faced store owners and OPP
orators in Moss Point and Pas
cagouia and although merchan-
disc stores and public offices
presented a united front in the
matter, grocery stores proved
more individualistic in holiday
plans.
A number of factors entered
into the division of opinion as
To CLOSING hours, namely the fact
thai stores habitually close eth
er all OF half a day each Wednes-
day. which would be the day
following the Fourth. Many of
the grocery stores shoaldered
their customers problems oil
keeping food over holidays in
the face OF the unprecedented ice
shortage. These were the neigh
borhood grocery stores, however,
and for the most par it was gen
orally agreed to close all day on
Tuesday and the usual closing
period on Wednesday.
For merchandise stores this
means a two-day holiday-Tues-
day and Wednesday. Most gro
Gerry stores do not close but halt
a day on Wednesday and these
will follow their usual practice.
Some do not close at all.
Banks in both Pascagoula and
Moss Point will be closed
all day Tuesday and will
close their doors as usual
at noon on Wednesday. The post
office will handle all outgoing
and incoming mail on the usual
schedule on the Fourth and box
deliveries will be made. In Pas.
cagoula. however, there will be
no house-to-house mail delivery
nor will there be any rural SER
vice.
ShipYard To Work
City Halls IN both cities will be
closed for the day and all offices
III he Court House indicated that
they would be closed. Most coun-
" offices declared Intentions oil
remaining closed for the day.
Some of the business declared
holidays for Monday and Tues
cay in order to give employees &
long week end and a few viii
be closed Monday and will carry
on business ON Tuesday.
The ingalls, Shipyard will work
regular shifts on the Fourth
Mayor Guiley of Paseasoul5
recommended Thursday that gro.
GERS get together and work oul
some plan for staying open {
short time each Sunday morning
and holiday morning during the
Ice shortage III order To give per
sons without ice a ehancesto buy
fresh meat, milk and other per.
ishables.
i certainly am not in favor o
stores being open on Sunday,
he said, but in this emergency
think some provision should bt
made for the many citizens Wit
do not have electric refrigerators
If all the grocery stores eanno'
stay open. II seems a plan coule
be worked out whereby som,
could STAY open one Sunday ant
another group the next Sunday
Relief from the ice shortage i
promised in the next few weeks
With the opening Of the big new
ice plant and Al that time o
course. this temporary arrange
ment would be discontinued
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30

The Coast Guard is responsible
for enforcement Of laws govern
ing construction, equipment.
manning and inspection Of com
msreial vessels.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30

There are over 26,000 miles Of
railways IN France.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-06-30

The University Of Rome occu-
pies forty acres
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-02
wANTEp--mkcHTNERY

WILLIAMS MACHINERY wu pay cash
fgf r0ues fie heads r-aserf etc tools
thaf can re used on automatic and hand
screw machines 233l Nest Fort La.
fatetfe $50
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-02
UPHoLsTERINo

'REUPHOI sTERY ADNERrlStRs
IN TIE DETROIT TIMES SUB
SCRIBE To THE FOLLOW lNG
REGULATIONS REUPHOLS1Ekf
SERVICE SHALL INCLUDE STRIP
Pike TO BARR FRANZ SPRINGS
RFTIED FRAMEs REPAIRED ANp
PARTS REPLACED WHERE NECEs-
SAKi
FOR fine workmanship, cali Crane lphol-
stering ss35 Mack PLsaazSi
LET FAMOUS retsyle and rebuild your
living room suite. Cali TO r-5tVu
QUALITY uphoisterine moderate prices.
TO 6-5l23 12si6 Woodrow Wilson.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-02
STOVES AND HEATERS
uPHoLsTERING

WARM morning heating stove For i'm
Co 6l63 Mack.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-02
ELECTRIC WASHERS

~ YOU have an oid washer you are not
usinl at rle which needs servicinF
plcusc caU us We w'l bus ~ or relalf
a tow used washers f0r sale 1Arhsld
1880
WASHERS vacuuns, sewing machine mo-
t.rF rrr Parts tor al makes Work guar,
vs. ~ N,Ev1y i2naf Nsu,r 40 s7sa
WAsifERs VACUUMs. sewing machines
fet.airrA guaranteed work, iis93 Liver
nois IN1verstg 4 2b62
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-02
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES

c0ifETS. COLLETs TOILETS 81 D0e-
Ft most automatic ami hand screw ma
Crimes Williams Machinery 235i " Fort
Lafayette sslu
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-02
EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
ApprrroNs. ,lrfR,rio>s. Artro.

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loa sNpvrt rsralrs thA ifrfaf q.
cc~r Kay hre N.rs-i D. .i L'it-'
.ssOo After s row assa4 -.'Hle
r- tk
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Detroit evening times., 1944-01-02
on BtR>tR>
PAINIINn ANn nIlnKAIINn
PLASIIRI>G

Pf ASTERTNCt rrtaIrtrs ahrr.frus .rrI.
lngs arches large or small 4b. Nt'H
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Detroit evening times., 1944-01-02

BELCREsT uphois;erlnE rgstyhug wit
ten Euarantes estimates. j552 fireman.
rs i22i3
CUSTOM WORKMANSHIP
VI TfiIO HAZELL ll2O5 FENRELI.
BELCREsT lpholsisring restyling. writ
ten guarantee estimates. 55b2 fireman.
TY i-a2l3
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-21
SIMON BIZJAk

Ma svojem domu, 1862 E. So
St., je vceraj oh $50 uri umrl
Simon Bizjak, star 81 let. Donna
ie bill il Rakeka, y. d. Crnackov.
V Ameriki je bival cd leta 1909,
ter je mad IS let delal pri Will
lard Storage Battery Co. Bill je
dali casa tezko bolan. Tukaj
zapusca soprogo Rozalijo, roje-
no Be6aj, donna IL vasi Kozlek,
fara Begunje pri Cirknici, diva
sinova Pvt. Franka, V Califor-
niji, in Pvt. Stanleya, V Alaskl
ter hcer Vero, poroceno Lau-
rich. Bill je clan samostojnega
drustva "Losko dolina', in po-
druznice st. 6 S. M. z. Cas- po-
greba Sc nj dolocen. Truplo Sc
nahaja V pogrebnem zavodu A
Grdina in sinovi, 1858 E. 81 ST.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-21
Nemci zased|i 0grsko; boil med naciji in Madzari
Now grobovi
JOHN KERN

Pc kratki in mucni bolezni Je
v Polytechnic bolnisnici um r
splosno poznani John Kern, star
So let, stanujoc ma 1878 E. So
ST., kjer je re vec let Wodil 60
stilno. Donna je bill iz Orehole
pri Kranju, kjer zapusea brata
Franka, sestro Mary in .vec So
rodnikov. Tukaj je bival "A let
in ie bill clan drustva "Vodni-
kov venec st. lat S. N. P. j.:
drustva Slovenec st. l S. D. H.,
in ustanovitelj ter vec letni u
radnik samostojnega drustva
"Kranj'. Tukaj zapusca zalujo
co soprogo Rose, rojeno Baraga
donna iz Starega trga pri Lou
hcer Olgo, poroceno Cimper-
man, in vec sorodnikov. PogreE
Sc DO vrsil V petek zjutraj IL Jo-
seph zele in sinovi pogrebnega
zavoda, 65O2 St. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-21
Marsal Tito
Zahteva Zamrznitev
jugoslov. fondov

LONDON, 16. marca. = Tu-
kaj -je bilo danes poroeano, da
je vlada marsala Tita pozvala
banke v zavezniskih in nevtral-
nih dezelah, da zamrznejo vse
.fonde, XII so kreditirani narodni
banki Jugoslavije.
Kakor Sc poroca, je marsal
Tito obtozil vlado kralja Petra
da rabi omenjeni denar, "bre2
pravilne zakonite kontrole "a
namene, XII nimajo nikake zveze
osvobodilno borbo v Jugosla.
VIII"
Borba "a fonde, O katerih Sc
racuna, da so leta 1941 znasal
ma $1OO,OOO,O0O, tvori del kon
tesla med marsalom ~Titom ir
zamejno Waldo kralja Petra, k
sc ocividno bliza odlocitvi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-21
Jugoslovanski prostovolci v Sovjetski
uniji dobili zastavo marSala Tita

New York Times" dne Is.
marca objavlja porocilo il Mo-
skye, XII opisuje izrocitev pra-
pora marsala Tita jugoslovan-
skim prostovoljcem V R d e c ,
vojski, XII Sc je izvrsila ma slo-
vesen nacin v vojaskem tabori-
Sou blizu Moskve. Porocilo, XII
je datirano 12. marca, sc delno
glasi:
Mladi, Jugoslovani, XII SO bill
pred mani kot letom dni prisi-
: Iljeni sluziti v armadah Nemcije,
Italije in Ogrske terv delav-
skin batalijonih ma sovjetsko
nemski meji, so danes ponosno
marshall po zasilni gezi, katero
sc je naredilo v Is palcev viso-
KEN snegu, nesoc pred seboj
plapolajoco zastavo, katero jim
je poklonil marsal Tito-simbol
njihove pripravljenosti, da Sc
pridruzijo Rdeci vojski "a pora2
Hitlerja in "a osvoboditev Mi,
hove rodne domovine.
CeremOni jalna preZentaciia
Prezentacijo praporja marsa'
la Tita so opazovali visoki cast
niki Rdece vojske skupno 8 cast
niki jugoslovanskih, poljskih
ceskih in francoskih prostovolj'
skin edinic. Zastavo je izrocil V
Vlahovic, XII je bill v vojni v Spa
niji stirikrat ranjen in je tan
tudi izgubil nogo.
Jugoslovanski vojaki SO ma
pravili impresivno sliko, ko sc
korakali v svojih novih unifor
lmah z rdecimi nasivi, novim
puskami, in mobilnimi topovi
Ikatere so vlekli v Ameriki ma
rejeni "jeeps'.
/ Ko snno pozneje govorili S te
mi mozmi, smo odkrili, da ina
jo mnogo "a obracunati Hit
ilerjem. Gen. Jurij zukov, XII im'
Ipoveljstvo mad tujimi prosto
voljskimi edinicami, nj Sc ma
znanil, kdaj bodo Jugoslovan
poslani v, akcijo.
Inozemski 6asnikarji gostje nj
proslavi
Tujezemski casnikarji, XII S
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-21
Finska zayrnila
sovjetske pogoje

STOCKHOLM, p. marca. -
Finska vlada je danes naznani-
la, da je zavrnila zadnje SOW
jetske pogoje "a sklenitev pre-
mira, obenem pa je izjavila, da
Be vedno nadaljuje naporom
"a upostavitev miru med obema
dezelama. ..,
Ma zunaj izgleda, da je Fin
ska pripravljena nadaljevati z
vojno, ako Russia ne napravi
nadaljnega popusta glede pogo
jew "a premirje.
tie dni je bilo porocano, da
finska vlada parlamentu nj da-
la vedeti, da je marsal Menner-
helm v odgovor ma vprasanje,
kaksne so prilike "a obrambo,
odgovoril, da ako Rusija pod
vzame resno ofenzivo, finska
armada ne DO mogla dolgo vdr-
zati in da je poraz neizogiben
Dale Sc je zvedelo, da je sved-
ski kralj naslovil ma Finsko nu.
jen APPEL, da sprejme ruske po.
goje.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-21
DANES Sc HOLLYWOOD PRIcNE OBRAVNAVA
PROTI FILMSKEMU KONIKU CHARLIE CHAPLlNU

njegov oce; trije zdravniki pa
SO ma podlagi kemicne analize
krvi izjavili, da Chaplin nj oce
otroka. @..
Chaplin je 81 let star in je
sedaj ze cetrtic ozenjen. Njego-
va sedanja zena je 18-letna Ona
O'Neill, hci slavnega dramatika
Eugena O'Neilla. Njegove prve
tri zene so bile Mildred Harris,
Lita Gray in Paulette Goddard.
Navzlic temu, da ze dolgo let Il
vi v Ameriki, pa je Sc vedno po-
danik Velike Britanije. Rojen je
bill " Londonu, in smatra Sc, da
poseda premozenje v vrednosti
Is milijonov dolarjev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-21

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, 21. mar
ca. Danes Sc tukaj pricne O.
bravnava prot filmskemu komi-
ku Charlie Chaplinu, XII je OBJ
tozen krsenja Mannove postave.
Process proti sivolasemu film
skemu komiku izvira iz obtozbe,
da je v oktobru 1912 odpeljal il
California v New York 24-let-
no rdecelaso igralko Joan Barry
" nemoralne -svrhe, in jo potem
zopet pripeljal nazaj.
Ako bi bill spoznan krivim OBJ.
tozbe, bi Sc ga moglo obsoditi
ma 10 let jece in ma $4,000 glo-
be. Miss Barry je matt otroka
10 katerem trdi, da je Chaplin
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-21
|Infanterija v
borbi "a Casino

NEAPELJ, 20. marca. - We
teranski infanteristi IL Move Ze-
landije so danes nadaljevali
borbo "a zavzetje razdejanega
Casino, kjer Sc upirajo zadnje
nemske edinice, Xxi so zabarika-
dirane med razvalinami. Boji Sc
vrsijo v juznozapadnem delu
mesta, XII ga drzijo cete cd men,
ske padalne pehote.
Novo-zelandcani in cete il
plem ma Maori, XII so Sc odliko-
vail v borbi v severni Afriki, so
tekom dneva zavzeli razvaline
hotela Continental, kjer je bilq
sredisce nacijskega odpora cd
pretekle srede, ko Sc je zacela
bitka "a Casino.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-21
DAROVI v NASEM URADU

V zadnjem casu SO Sc zglasi-
Ii v nasem uradu in izrocili da-
rove v razlicne namen sledeci
rojaki in rojakinje: Ia SANS:
$500 Frank Gustincic, 1920
Bancroft Ave-; "a Ruski vojni
relief: $500 Frank Gustincic,
1920 Bancrofa Ave. in Ant. Fer
folia, 1850 E. II St.; $500: Mr..
Frank wreck, 1910 Broadway
Maple Hgts., O., $3.50: Victo.
ria in Louis Bergles, 1177 E. Il
St, ter Mrs. M ary Vidrich
1871 Tyronne Ave. Vsem pri
spevateljem v imenu odborov O.
menjenih organizacij, najlepsa
hvala!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-21
GEORGE CEROVSKI

V st. Alexis bolnisnici je IL
nrl George Cerovski, rodom Hr-
vat, star so let, dollla il Doll
MEGA Draganozca pri Gorici, v
okraju Zagreba. Druzina stanu-
lie ma 1O2O4 Folk Ave. Pokojni
zapusca soprogo Agnes, in pet
otrok, v starosti med 7. in IA.
!etom. Uposlen je bill pri Twist
Drill Col. Bolehal je lie tri tedne
Bill je clan drustva st. II H.B.Z
Cas- pogreba, katerega oskrbuje
A. Grdina in sinovi pogrebn
zavod, Sc nj dolocen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-21

so svarilo cd strani Moskve in
Washingtona, da DO Madzarsko
zadela ista usoda kot Nemcijo,
ako Sc ne odtrga Cd osisca, ma
kar je vlada V casopisih in ma
radiju zacela dajati zavezniskim
vojnim porocilom enako promi-
nentno mesto kot nemskim Voj-
MIN porocilom.
Danes Sc je TEN prenehalo,
in madzarski radio je zopet OBJ
javljal samo vojna porocila IL
osiScnih virov.
Porocila, XII SO dospela V
svedsko prestolico il Berlina,
javljajo, da je, tamkaj vest, da
SO naciji okupirali -Ogrsko,- po-
vzrocila veliko senzacijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-21

Mrs. Mary Brandula, 7119
Hecker Ave-, sporoca, da Sc je
njen brat Pvt. Joseph J. Teka-
vec, XII je bill V bitki V Italiji ra-
njen, zopet vrnil k svojemu Cd
delku. Ia enkrat MENU Sc nj
mogoce pisati prijateljem, toda
prijatelji so vabljeni, da mu pi-
seio ma sledeGi naslov: Pvt. Jo-
seph J. Tekavec, ASH. 3532OO-
OF, Co. A, 157 Inf, APO. As,
c Postmaster, N. Y.
Premescen je bill IL Californi-
je V Colorado, Pfc. Frank Ce-
perlo, sin Mrs. Pauline Ceperlo.
Zdaj Sc nahaja V bolnisnici in
pr'ijatelji so proseni, da mu pi-
sejo. Njegov naslov je: Pfc.
Frank Ceperlo, 35053233, 981st
Engr. Maint. Co., Camp Carson,
Colorado.
Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Bokal, 731
E. 157 ST., sta prejela obvestl-
10, da so Sc vile rojenice ne
deljo, dne II. marca zglasile pri
druzini S Sgt. in Mrs. Anton J.
: Bokal Jr., ter pustile V spomin
krepkega sincka, prvorojencka,
kateremu so dali ime A n t O n
John. Mlada mamica je hGi dru-
zine Mr.. in Mrs. Mathew Do
lantz, 555 E. 128 St., ponosni O.
ce pa sin obce poznane druzine
Bokal il CollinWooda. S Sgt.
Bokal Sc ze tri leta nahaja V
Camp Shelby Electrical Ordo-
nance. - Cestitamo!