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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-20
Sloyenska Sola S. n. Donna

sta,~sev otroke popolnoma pro-
sta. (1laVno je, da velikem Ste
vilu rosluzite Sc prilike in da
vpisete svoje otroke v solo in
pot m skrbite, da Sc bodo
redno udelezevali pouka, Xxi Sc
bo vrsil oh sobotah po dnevi.
Cast mi je predstaviti javno-
sti uciteljico Slovenske Sole S.
N. Donna "a sezijo 1914 - 1915
in to je Mrs. Antoinette Simcic,
bivsa uciteljica tel soil, dolgo-
letna tajnica drustva Napred-
mix Slovenk Stew. 1877 SNIP,
pevka pri Glasbeni Matici in re-
iiserka pri dramskem drustVu
Ivan Cankarju. Ona je pred
casom rrecej let z yelikim uspe-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-20
Iskrena vam hvala

Euclid, Ohio. - Poverjena
mi je naloga, da S e m izvoljen
aktivnim predsednikom Euclid
Roosevelt-Lausche Rampant
skega odbora, kateri je v ne
deljo, 10. septembra priredil in
proslavil Frank ]. Lauschetov
dan. Bill je res lepi dan in kras-
ma narodna manifestacija, ka-
terra nam bo ostala v trajnem
spominu. Vezbanih krozkov ma
stopi, petite slovenskih deklet in
dovrsen govor castnega costa
frank J. Lauscheta nam lie ta-
ko imponiralo, da je v mas wiki
pelo srce in mas navdahnilo v
ladostno veselje. Bill je resnic-
no zgodovinski dan nasega 20
liticnega in narodnega prepo-
roda.
V imenu Euclid Roosevelt
Lausche kampanjskega odbora"
Sc najlepse zahvaljujem vsem
clanom in elanicam tega odbo-
ra "a veliko pozrtvovalnost in
neumorno delo v korist prize
ditve. Iskrena hvala direktoriju
slovenskega drustvenega donna
"a brezplacno uporabo vseh pro-
storov ma dan prireditve. Maj
lepsa hvala lokalnemu sloven-
skemu casopisju "a oglasevanje
prireditye, pevkam, Xxi so obo-
CATTLE program ter vezbalnim
krozkom "a njih lep nastop v
poyorki in. pred goyorniskim O..
drom. ,@
Iskrena hvala ysem posetni-
kom prireditye, XII SO prihiteli,
da skupno proslavimo Lauschc-
tov dan. Hvala onim, XII so daro-
vail v Lauschetov kampanjslzi
fond in Ysem, ki SO pripomogli
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-20

Cleveland, Ohio. - V nekaj
tednih, natancni datum DO OBJ
javljen pozneje, Sc pricne po-
ukom slovenscine V Slovenahl
soli S. N. Donna ma ST.. Clair
AV>.
Z lctosnjo sezijo stopa Slo-
venska 8ola SIND v 21. leto ne
pretrgancga rouka slovenscinc.
To naznanilo maj bi sprejeli
starsi otrok ralostjo, ker Sc
jim zopet nudi pril:ka priucitl
svoje otroke v nasi soli sloven-
skemu jeziku in to popol1oma
brezplaeno. Kot vsa prosla lc12
sc tudi letos ne bo racunalo no.
bene solnine "a otroke. Sloven-
ska sola je "a vse slovenskih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-20
Obiskovalci S. N. Muzeja

Cleveland, o. Sloyenski ma
rodni muzej v S. N. Domu ma
St. Clair Ave-, so obiskali Cd
5. avg. do IA. sept. sledeci
Bridget NJ. Kotar, West New
ton, Pa; Pete Rope Jr, Rill-
ton, Pa; Mrs. J. Skedel, Cleve-
land, O.; Frances Vrechek, Chi
cago, ILL.,; Sister M. Victoria
Nemanich, OSB, College of st,
Scholastica, Duluth, Mimi; JOS.
]. Nenaanich, Cleveland, O.;
Mrs. Frances zupec, Ely,
Mimi; Jennie in Frances Cru
den, MeadoWlands, Pa; Jose.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-20
l|,.Jrednilkova
poSta
Prispeyki "a ubogi narod

Cleveland, Ohio. - Cenjeni
urednik: Hvala vam "a priobce-
nj dopis v "Enakopravnosti'
pretekli teden. v doticnem do
pisu sem omenil, da bonn Sci ma
okrog "a pridobivanje dobrih
in usmiljenih ljudskih src, XII
bodo radevolje darovali "a mas
bojeviti "a svobodo in cd gladu
umirajoci narod v rojstni do
movini. Tu danes podajam ime-
ma darovateljev in svoto preje-
tih darov, katere sem oddal ma
pristojno mesto rojaku JOS. O.
kornu, blagajniku JPO, SIS, Xxi
bo cd sedaj naprej objavljal da-
rove, katere mu bonn prinasal
tedensko.
Darovali so sledeci: Pc So:
Cerar's Slovenian Home Bake
ry, po 81 90: Louis Rosenfeld,
Mrs. Jachno, Miss Markovich,
Frank Mihcic, Jack Morell, G..
Antal, Barber Shop, B. C.. Hard
ware, Krautheimer Complete
Market, Peter Rptis, Parkwood
Home Furnishings, Liberty Cap
Co., White Shack Shop; po 60c:
Irish Lunch; po SOC: Don Pish-
ney Shoe Repairing, Hzinner,
5806 St. Clair Ave-, Cap Shop,
Carl Urick, Allen Cleaners, Tip
Toe Inn, St. Clair Hardware,
Paul Maynard, Y. Louis Hand
Laundry, Norwood Shoe Re-
pair, John Bozich, Sot Rubin
Stein; po 25c: Neimenovan, in
po 1Oc neimenovan. Vsega sku-
paj S2O.45.
V imenu podruznice st. 1 in
trpecega naroda v starem kra-
ju, sc darovateljem pray il ST.
ca lepo zahvaljujem in Sc pri-
porocam, da mi rojaki gredo ma
roke, &c je lie mogoce, kajti ma
biranje >prispevkov, pa najsibo
Sc tako plemenit namen, je
zelo naporno delo. Spomnite Sc
tiste recenice, XII pravi: Kdor
nitro da, ia dvakrat da pomoS
bednim, XII so potrebni pomoci!
Daj brat! Daj sestra! Daruj!
Pomagaj! Pomanjkanje in lako-
ia nj nobena sala.
Herman Grebenc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-20
SEDAJ JE P'OZABLJENO
IN ODPUSCENO

"Kmecki glas" je kot glaslo Slovenske osvobodne
fronte aprilu ekocega eta prineslo sledec canek:
"Pozabljena so Hitlerjeva visa grozodejstva cd Poll
ske do besnena po Slovenj. Kdo cd danasnjih poboz
nih HitlereVih slug danes Sc spOmn, da e Hitler
Ia Po]jskem pob tsoce duhovnikov in zasmehvo
pezirajoc vsako covecnost dopusti da e jegova VOL
ska onecascaa cello nade redovnice po voaskih javnh
hsah. Kdo sc Sc zmeni zato da e bila Polish
trta vsaka sled verskega zvljen]a? Pozabena
gnanstVa duhoVnlkoV GorenJske IN StaJeske, pozab-
4jena je cello zapemba ce1kvenega imetja teh krah
Komu je Sc zasIamovanje, Xxi ga morali prezvet
duhovniki ma Stajelskem, ko zasmeh mesni drha
mora pometsti mestne ulice, cstt stranisca tabor
seth in zsbavo gestapovcev loviti sepe misi kakor
mali otroci ali pa smrkovskm nemskm polcaem po-
ljubovati skorne.
EN- sam tax primer mucenja in javnega zasramova-
MIA mai nam ocita ia 'pobozni' in "pozabvi" zbor XII
oca Osvobo0ni 'front.' toko grozodejstev. Ga nj Res
pa e, da so Ealtzani oblaCunal nekatelimi duhoVn
XII ker so bill fasisticni ovaduhi. Kdo e spremenF mis-
enje tsh duhovnikov, XII pred trem lett po nemskih
zaporih upraIi oc Rls jo in rdeco armsdo in praV
zavedai a edino sila lahko Sc resi- slovensk narod
pred izt1ebljen Tud nekatei cd teh danes masu-
jejo svabobrancem domaCm gestapovcem in pozablajo
ma borce sOvensko svobodo
Velko za je zaklivilo culno staSce e. skofa Roz-
MANA On ie dovojeval slovenskim duhovnkom, da so
sluzi kot ku.at (ali boil pravno povedano kot oficl
j) bell gard, duhovnkom pa ki si partzane, je
plepoveda opIayjati obrede S tenn pohujsanjem e dial
bell gardi kre d da poJem lahko gardist progla
sail "a vojscake Krisusove paltzane pa psova kot VOL
sko brezboznikov. Tako maj bi tis, XII vern, lazje
spoznal komu MAJ sledijo.
Ia nacin borbe zoper Osvobodilno fronto je seja
srt med slovensk narod in je po dveh etih svoe "a
pejance pripelja gestapo suzbo helj ljevskega lju
doze1skega pogan5tva In e nhce Cd teh klivcev
p1zna svoje zablode, Sc danes LIE sovenska kri
Kako neki moeo nirno legat zvecer posteljo in jih
ne pece vest da Sc MISC rek nobene besede svoim lu
dem, kaere SO spejai napacno pot, maj prelomijo
Hitlerjem in koncao syo krvav in brezupn pose ME-
gov suzbi? Ali pa nj to re prekasno, sal rup-
nikovci pod komando gestapoVskh ofcirjeV? In zakaJ
bi Hitler danes izpustil svaboba il svoh krempljev?
Bolj5h gestapovcev, kakor mu jh nabral sovenski
izdajalci bi lnu ne mogla rod nti Prussia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-20

Berwyn, H.; Joseph Korsic, Ma
ry Knez, Detroit, Mich; Joseph
Gregorich, Frank cesen, Katie
Bradac, Andrew Modic, Martin
zugel, Herman Grebenc, John
Renko in Thomas Mervar, Gle
yeland, O.; Paul Berger, John
Zvezich, Chicago, ILL.,; Joseph
Zavertnik, Englewood, N. j.;
Simon setina, Joliet, ILL.,; John
Dormish, lockwood, Pa; FIR.
Cesar, Rock Springs, Wyo.; An
ton Garden, Frank Zaitz, An
gela Zaitz,, Mary Praprotnik,
Chicago, ILL.,; Helena a Kusar,
Berwyn, ILL.,; Martin Mention,
Detroit, Mich; Jennie <Padar,
Brooklyn, N. Y; Frank Stefe,
Josephine Grdina, Camilus E.
Zarnick, Emma 10 Debevec,
Sylvia Debevec, Frank Mahnich,
Stefania Mahnie, Angela Mago-
vac, Joseph in Jennie Bartol,
Jack Tomsich, Bias Novak, Cle-
velend, O.; Frances in Helen
Dermotta, Library, Pa; Frank
Levstik, Lakewood, O.; Sylvia
V. Thomas in Judy Selan, John
stown, Pa; John in Anna Skoff,
Euclid, O.; Mr.. in Mrs. Emil
Kerner, Cleveland, O.; Joseph
inc Erjavec in Emma Planin-
SEX, Joliet, ILL.,; Susan Lalich,
Masontown,. Pa; John Saiovich,
New York City.
Tekom konvencije SANSa je
obiskalo S., N. Muzej mad 200
oseb, toda Sc MISC vsi registri-
rail- v spominsko knjigo muze-
ia. Veckrat Sc je primerilo, da
so prisli skupaj v vecjih sku-
pinah in so nekateri odsli, brez
da hi Sc podpisali.
Obiskovalci S. N. Muzeja "a
casa konvencije SANSa so tu-
di prostovoljno darovali v pod
poro muzeju v skupni vsoti
5000 ter posebej Sc precej We
liko Ohio sales tax znamk, "a
kar Sc DO dobilo tudi Sc nekaj
denarja.
Vsem darovateljem Sc iskre-
no zahValim, ker ste podprli do
bro stvar in omogocili, da bo
do drugega leta muzej vecji,
lepsi in popolnejse urejen.
Treba bi bilo, da hi Sc v S.
N. Domu vrsile pogosteje raz-
he konvencije, ker lie ma tax ma:
Gin pride pogledat muzej vecje
stevilo ljudi.
Mas muzej obstoji samo Sc
pet let. V pr1hodnJih petih le-
tin DO najbrze Sc enkrat vecii
kot je sedaj in mnogo popolnej-
Sc urejen. Upam, da boste k te-
mu cilju pomagali vsi, XII ste S.
N. Muzej re videli in tisti, XII
ga Sc niste videli. Mas S. N. Mu-
zej raste Cd dneva do dneva in
dobiva razne zanimivosti cd ro-
jakov iz vseh krajev Amerike.
Mnogo obljub je bilo podanih
ob zadnji razstayi, da bono do
bill v muzei Sc to in ono, XII je
vazno in zgodovinsko. Upam,
da vsakdo svojo obljubo pref
ali slej izvede in da res dobimo
skupaj tiste zanimivosti. Ko Sc
drugie srecamo v muzeju, .bo-
Ste vsi prijetno preseneceni,
ker DO tedaj vse lepse in porol-
nejse urejeno. kot je bilo zad-
Mic Oh Delayskem prazniku. -
Hvala vsem "a obisk in darove,
pa ne pozabite v bodoGe ma mas
Pozdrav!
Ia Slovenski narodni muzei
Erazem Gorshe,
tajnik in upraviteli..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-20

phine Slapnik, Frank, Pa;
Mary Adams, McKeesport, Pa;
Peter Valencia, Cleveland, o.;
Frank Gaber, Detroit, Mich;
Chas. Peteani, Cleveland, o.;
Andrew Oblak in Vincenc Sal
mic, Cleveland, Ohio; John M.
Stonich, Ninow, Colo; Mrs. Ma
rie Prisland, sheboygan, Wis;
Miss Mary Smrekar, Villa An
gela, Cleveland, O.; Frank Gre
gorin in Frank Masle, Little
Falls, N. Y; Caroline Cukajne
in Peter Bukovec, Cleveland,
O.; Anton in Frances Adamic,
Windsor, Ontario, Canada; Pri-
MOI Kogoy, Cleveland, o.;
Chas. Pogorelec, Chicago, ILL.,;
Frank E. Griben, Eveleth,
Mimi; Charles Marold, Cleve-
land, O.; Leopold Pristow, Ex-
port, Pa; Theresa Gerzel, Ali
quippa, Pa; Frances Milostnik,
Sheboygan, Wis; Mrs. J. in
Wilma Bizjak, Ellwood City,
Pa; Anton in Mary Jakich,
Barberton, O.; Leo Milostnik in
Anton Debevec, Sheboygan,
Wis; Mrs. Mary Piks, Cleve-
land, O.; Vincent Arch, Pitts
burgh, Pa; Karl in Mary Po-
lance, Cleveland, O.; Leo Jur-
jovec, Chicago, ILL.,; Anthony
Jersin, Denver, Colo; Jean Pr
nat, John E. Zupan, Martin Ro-
mih, Anton Crnkovich, Malta
Rehbergar in Frank Stefancic,
Cleveland, O.; Anton Zornik,
Herminie, Pa; Ludwig Mutz,
Brooklyn, N. Y; DR.. F. J.
Arch, Pittsburgh, Pa; Frank
Oblak in Michael Bahor, Pitts
burgh, Pa; Martin Skedel, Gle
veland, O.; Frank Alesh, Chica-
go, ILL.,; Anton Jankovich, Cle-
veland, o.; George Lipovsek,
Library, Pa; Jacob Cerar,
Brooklyn, N. Y; Louis Champa
ST., Ely, Mimi; Anna Puncer,
West Allis, Wis; Louis Zupec,
Chicago, Ill; Adolph V. Klanch-
mix, Chicago, ILL.,; Frank Bruce,
North Chicago, ILL.,; Mary Mu-
SIGH, West Allis, Wis.,; Mary
Tomsic, Strabane, Pa; Matt
Anzelc, Aurora, Mimi; Frank
Tomsich Jr., Ely, Mimi; Mary
Vidmar, Johnstown, Pa; Vim
cent Pugelj, Milwaukee, Wis;
Miss M. Klancnik,. Chicago, ILL.,;
T. Rado Vavpotic, New York,
N. Y; Frances M. Turk, Cone
maugh, Pa; Frances Wider, Chi
cago, ILL.,; Mr.. in Mrs. j. j. Ha-
vel, Euclid, O.; Mr.. in Mrs.
John Jamnik, Euclid, O.; An
ton Mihelcic, John Gorjanc, Joe
Zulich, A ton in Antoinette
zorko, Emil in Agnes Kobal,
John Habe in Anton Ivancic,
Cleveland, O.; Mary Lencek,
Jere, w. Va; Mr.. in Mrs. Louis
Balant, Lorain, o.; Mrs. Joha-
ma Klancnik, Chicago, Ill; An
toinette Estanek, John in Anna
Grille, Mary Kocevar, Ana Ia
man, Joseph Grdina, Frances
Cyril j. Rovansek, Mary Gas
ser, Cleveland, Ohio; Frances
Miheyc, Salem, O.; John Bruce,
Anna M. Bruce, Mr.. in Mrs.
Ludyik Vidrick, Lorain, Ohio;
Matt in Antonia Lekan, Euclid,
O.; Louis CHASER, Pittsburgh,
Pa; John Jancar, Conemaugh,
Pa; Louis Krasna, Frank Sum
rada in Frank Jancar, Cleve-
land, O.; Andrej Vidrich, John
stoWn, Pa; Katka zupancic,
BerWyn, ILL.,; Felix Strumbel,
Cleveland. o.; Joze Mention, De-
troit, Mich; Jakob Zupancic,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-20

ze ozenjeni in ocetje in matere
ter vojaki ma raznih svetovnih
bojiscih. Mrs. Simcic ina veli-
Ike sposobnosti uciti in voditi
mladino v pravo smer. Bila je
prva reziserka pri dramskem
drustvu Ivan Cankarju, ko je
razdelila vloge narodne igre
"Legijonarji" v roke svojim biv-
sim ucencem in z mimi dose
gla krasen uspeh ma odru S. N.
Donna. Da, v mladini je bodoc-
most in tega Sc v polni meri "a
vede Mrs. Simciceva. Zato ina
mo vsi, XII poznamo njene vrli-
ne, veliko upanja, da bo zopet
uspesna, kot je bila pred lett, v
svojem uciteljskem poklicu v
razredih Slovenske Sole S. N.
Donna ma st. Clair Ave. Vsi il
zelimo obilo uspeha!
V Slovensko Solo SIND sc lah-
ko vpise otroke do starosti 16
let IL vsega Clevelanda in oko-
lice. Nj treba, da zivite samo v
okolici nasega Donna. Dobrodo-
sli ste v Slovenski soil SIND iz
vseh naselbin tega okraja. Sal
imamo dovolj prostora v Domu
"a vse ucence, XII sc hocejo uci-
ii slovenseine. Odvisno je sedaj
samo cd vas, starsi, da gledate
ma to, da "a gotovo svoje otro-
Ike vpisete v Solo in da jih red
no posiljate k pouku.
Boil sedaj kot kdaj popreje
je vazno, da vpisete in posljete
svoje otroke v Slovensko solo
SIND, da Sc priuce vsaj nekoliko
slovensclne, kar jim bo prav 60
tovo kdaj prav prislo v zivlje-
nju. Pregovor pravi: kar Sc je
Janezek ucil, to zna. V Evro-
pi Slovani mogocno vstajajo in
Sc izkazujejo kot najvecji juna-
XII sveta. Zato maj mas ne bo
sram nikoli, da smo potomei te-
ga odlicnega hrabrega rodu in
maj DO sedaj mas vseh Slovencev
sveta dolznost, da gledamo ma
to, da Sc nasi otroci vsaj delo-
ma priuce slovenskega jezika.
Letos Sc bo- podalo ma odru
S. N. Donna t tudi bozicnico z
mladino - ucenci Slovenske So
lie S. N. Donna, pod rezijo Mrs.
Simciceve in sicer v nedeljo "a.
decembra, kar je re rezervira-
no. Vazno je, da innate vsi ia
dan V mislih in da sc udelezite
predstave, ker S tenn daste We
seize mladini do nadaljnega po-
uka in obenem pomagate do fl
nancnega uspeha prireditve, Cd
katerega je odvisna Slovenska
Sola SND.
Starsi, ako hocete, da b o d o
znali vasi otroci slovensko, te-
daj jih "a gotovo vpisite sedaj
v Slovensko solo S. N. Donna, v
uradu tajnika donna, Mr.. Johna
Tavcarja, 64O9 St. Clair Ave.
Zazeljivo je, da vpisete otroke
V solo cimpreje mogoce, da Sc
We potem pripraviti zadostno
stevilo knjig in drugih potreb-
scin "a solo.
Letos sc DO rabilo v Sloven-
ski Soil SIND kot glavno ucno
knjigo dr.. F. J. Kernovo Slo-
vensko anglesko berilo, kate
rih je precejsnjo stevilo poda-
ril DIR. Kern Slovenski Soil, XII
sc tudi Sc vedno 1.-Two zanima "a
nase prosvetne zadeve' v S. N.
Domu. DR.. Kernu Sc Prosvetni
odbor SIND iskreno zahvaljuje
"a velikodusni dar, XII bo rodil
dober uspeh.
V tel seziji sc DO rabilo tudi
v Slovenski soil majhno berilce,
XII ga je sestavil in pred lett ra-
bill kot ucitelj v Slovenski soil
SIND pokojni Edwin Primoshic.
To delo be mimiografirano in Sc
DO naredilo lie omejeno stevilo
zvezkov, ma podlagi stevila pri-
iaVlienih ucenceV, Y tenn beri-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22
3 Films Showing at Cinema
BY RMENGARD POHRT

THE TIRE documentary
films which opened at the Gin
ema yesterday may have no IN
terest for the person who is
looking for pure entertainment,
but they do merit some attention
as sources of historical fact.
rhe featured film of the trio,
Ukraine in Flames, is a Russian
production which gives a brief
picture Of that countrys sunny
southland and then, by way Of
contrast. shows the devastation
and sorrow which the Germans
have brought 10 the same region.
"Russia'S Foreign Policy" an
American-made record OF diplo-
matte problems from 1917 10 the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22

present poses thc problem Of The
Russian laborer and Russian diplo-
matte relationships In the postwar
world
Since the historical portion Of
tho film is an aggregation Of por-
tionS of old films. IL is a BIT un-
satisfactory as accurate history.
Another short feature is Re
port From the Alcutians. " Signal
Corps tcchnicolor film which gives
us pretty good idea Of what has
happened 10 those of our boys who
were sent 10 these remote and
important islands.
This IS probably the most inter-
asting and beSt-filmed of the trio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-22
Piano Recital

DR. CYRIL BARKER viii pre-
sent Winifred MunSon in a piano
recital in tho Detroit Institute Of
Musical Art Sunday az $50 p. m.
Evening star., 1944-07-12
Funeral Rites Tomorrow
For William B. Frank

Funeral services for William B
Frank, 47. State Department en-
ploye who died Monday at his home
3l33 Adams Mill road NV, will
be held at 2:30 pm. tomorrow in
Augusta Stone Church, Fort De-
fiance, Va. Burial will be in Fort
Defiance.
Mr.. Frank had been employed in
the guard division of the State De-
partment for the last year. A vet
eran of the World War. he formerly
was employed by the Quartermaster
Corps. He was born in Burketown
Va, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
B. Frank.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Repha
Frank. he is survived by two sons
Aviation Cadets Stanley c. Frank
stationed in Bainbridge, Ga, and
William B. Frank, jr., now at Perrin
Field, Tex. and two daughters, Miss
Martha Louise Frank, in the Cadet
Nurses Corps at Church Home Hos
pital. Baltimore, and Miss Sarah
Kathryn Frank. Washington. He
also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Eta F.
Cline. Mount Crawford, Va. and
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Tutwiler. Wash
ington, and a brother. John D
Frank, Talledega, Ala.
Evening star., 1944-07-12
Funeral Services Held
For Il. Col. Il. +. Wlrumar

Funeral services for 1t. Col. Har-
old F. Wirgman, U. 8. M. c., who
died Monday at the Naval Academy
Hospital, were held today at the
Naval Academy. with Chaplain Will
liam N. Thomas oficiating. Burial
arrangements have not been COM
pleted.
A native Of Philadelphia, Col.
Wirgman was Marine attache at the
White House under President Will
son. Attached to the Atlantic Fleet
during the World War. he served
aboard the U. S. s. Mexico as COM
manding ofiicer of marines attached
to Battleship Force 2. He was one
Of the first marines to study the
use Of the gas mask at the Navy
Medical School here.
Col. Wirgman was on the staf1 OF
Maj. Gen. Smedley Butler, COM
mandant of the Marine Corps. ut
Marine headquarters here in 1929
Previously he had been stationed In
Panama and for two years was on
the staff of the American High
Commissioner in Haiti. From 1928
to 1881 he was an aide on the stan
OF the commander in chief of the
Asiatic Fleet.
Since his retirement in 1898 he
had lived at the Annapolitan Club
Annapolis. He entered the Marine
Corps In April, 1904, and become a
lieutenant colonel in September
1927.
Col. Wirgman is survived by one
sister, Mrs. Charles P. Stokes OF
Narberth, Pa.
Evening star., 1944-07-12
Mrs. Kate B. Randall Dies;
| Resident Here Is Years

Mrs. Kate B. Randall Of the Cliff
ton Terrace Apartments. Fourteenth
and Clifton streets NV. a resident
Of the District for 10 years, died
yesterday at her home after a long
illness.
A native of Lincolndale. N. Y,
Mrs. Randall lived in Newburgh,
N. Y, until the death of her hus-
band, DR.. William v. Randall. In
1928. At that time she came here
to make her home with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Adele R. Harmed. In New
burgh Mrs. Randall had been active
in st. Paul's Episcopal Church, Asso-
ciated Charities. the OAR, play
grounds and the Visiting Nurse
Society.
Besides her daughter. she leaves
son, Maj william B. Randall,
U. 8. A., retired, Newton, N. j.: four
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Funeral services and burial will be
held Friday in Newburgh.
Evening star., 1944-07-12
iFroser in Los Angeles
On Way to New ZeoIond

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. July l2.-Peter
Fraser, New Zealands Prime Min
lister, arrived yesterday from WASH
iington en- route home from q con-
ference Of dominion leaders In Lon
don. and told reporters the war will
result in increased friendship be-
tween New Zealand and the United
States.
THE destinies of New Zealand and
Australia lie In the Pacific and the
United States is the greatest power
in the Pacific" he said. Il see no
possibility OF territorial differences
in the South Pacific that cannot be
settled easily"
Mr.. Fraser said his country looks
to the United States for leadership
in the defense of the Pacific and the
advancement of the peoples of the
South Pacific after the war.
Evening star., 1944-07-12
fn Mrmnrtam

JACKSON. LOUISE. In loving memory
q our ssysd SS and sister I0U
years ago today, July ~, 1884
Often to our hearts comes a cry
oh. why, oh, why. did our sister die9"
Then comes the answer. 80 soft and sweet,
RS 'hss fR
BROTHER.
McFADDEN, PAULINE. In loving mem
ory Of my dear mother: PAULINE Nc
FADDEN. who departed this life one year
| ago today, July 12, 1943.
Your weary hours and days of pain.
Your troubled nights are past.
And in my aching heart I know
You have found sweet rest at last.
watched you suffer day BY day.
1t caused me bitter grief
To see you slowly waste away
And could not give relief.
God knows how much / miss you.
He counts the tears shed.
And tries in His consolinR way
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER. MAE
kIcHBoURG. PLUME Z. In r.mem-
RIcHBoURG. who departed this life July
When I'm alone like to stray
Along the path Of yesterday,
To live aaaln in memory
The happy days that used to be.
hear you laugh. I see you smile,
love to linger on the way
That leads me back to yesterday.
Some day I hope to NEE you.
Some day l know not when,
To clasp your hand in that beautiful land.
Never to part again.
HER SISTER Law. WILHEIMINA. :
RICHBouRG. PLUME z; In loving re-
PLUME E. RICHBoURG. who passed
away one year sso, July IL, 1a43.
Gone. dear mother. gone forever.
How we miss your smiling sface,
But you left US to remember
| None on earth can take your place.
happy home we oncs enjoyed.
How sweet the memory still.
Blu: death has left a loneliness
The world can never fill.
4 wonderful mother. wife and aide,
wonderful mother. so loyal and true,
One in q million. that mother was you,
HUSBAND: JAMES R1cHBoURG, AND
WIRE, MARY ISABELLE. In loving
memory Of our beloved daughter. MARY
ISABELLE WIRE who departed this life
At Miami. Fla, two years ago today. July
IL. 1912.
There Is tie
Death canrot sever
Love and remembrance
HER PARENTS.
VoODLN, MANI n III loving INCIuOIy y
OF our dear mother, MARY r. WOODEN.
who passed away nine years ago today,
July 12, 1895.
| Peaceful be thy rest, dear mother,
Tis sweet to breathe thy name:
| In life we loved you dearly,
In death we do the same.
HER LOVING CHILDREN.
YOUNG. REBECCA MCKENZIE AND
WILLIAM T. A tribLte of love and de-
votion to the dear memory OF our beloved
parents. Mrs. REBECCR MCKENZIE
YOUNG and WILLIAM, T. YOUNG, who
left us July II, 1912. and July 8, 1885.
respectively.
Loved and remembered always
FLORENCE, HELEN, RALPH.