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The Omaha guide., 1944-04-15
CHARRED BODIES OF HOTEL
FIRE VICTIMS REPEAL
RACES CAN MIX

O1ANNED BODIES or HOTEL
FIRE VICTIMS REPEAL
RACES CAN MIX
San Francisco, April II CAMP
Afte- the tragic New Amsterdam no.
tel fire recently, the story was told
how white and colored lived peace
fully together there as good neigh
bors, said DR.. Will w. Alexander,
who in company with DR.. Edwin r.
Embree and DR.. Charles S. Johnson
came hre to report on the results Of a
study of workers in the San Francis
co Bayreg ion, with special emphasis
on immigrant Negroes. Two Negro
es and many whites are reported to
have persisted in hat fire.
white and Negro war workers
were living in the same building with
out any friction at the New Amster-
dam hotel, l am toll, said DR.. AL
exander. That's the way it is
in a great many instances relations
between the races are so good that
no one ever hears anything about it,
1t took this terrible fire to bring out
the fact. Yet all over the northern
and western parts Of the United Stat
eS we find that the races get along
much better than the prophets of
doom would have us believe.
In the New Amsterdam hotel fire,
where white and colored lived toget-
her, more lives were lost than in any
other San Francisco catastrophe, in
Guiding the earthquake Of 1906, Two
colored residents are said to have
persisted.
DIR. Embree, who is president of
the Julius Rosenwald fund, said that
he had come here because we are in
tCrested in seeing a good pattern Of
race relations, a pattern in conson-
ance with the American tradition Of
emocracy, set up in the north and
west where so many Negroes have
NODDED and are doing excellent work
in the war emergency. We are
pleased ha there are people with Wis
ion in San Francisco sponsoring this
survey, which DR.. Johnson has made
DR.. Embree said.
DR.. Johnson, a member Of Fisk IL
University faculty and one of the
country's outstanding educators and
authorities on race relations, was
chosen to head a study of race rela-
tions here and was financed BY an
unnamed Citizen Of San Francisco
said Mrs. Essie L. Mcguire, execu-
tive secretary Of the San Francisco
YWCA.
DR.. Alexander is a director of the
Rosenwald fund which has done much
to improve race relations, and IS
chief Of the minorities division of the
War manpower commission. DR.. AL
exander headed the Far Security adj
minisration for a number Of years.
Or. johnson was the principal
speaker at a public meeting in the
Colonial room of the Hotel St. Fran
els Monday and on Tuesday morning
spoke before the San Francisco Coun
Gil OF Churches at the Canterbury ho-
tel.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-15

The RR boys are serving the trav-
cling public with a broad smile. Mr..
Felix Metoyer, who made an extern
i've visit in the south with his %relativ-
es and Mr. Linwood Hall who has
been on the sick list and Mr.. Harry
Swain, MI. Roy McCalister and Mr.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-15
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The Omaha guide., 1944-04-15
WANTED

Wanted a room in a Christian home
for an elderly gentleman that has
four sons in the service. Would
like to have the accommodation az
follows: room on same floor as
bath and a privilege to cook once
in a while. Would like for this
room to be in the area between
Grace, south; Binney, north. goth
street east and 30th west. Willing
to pay a reasonable price for the
above accommodations and will be
a permanent roomer. Call WE.
0710 and ask for Mr.. w. E. Brown.
The Omaha guide., 1944-04-15
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ome who have suffered the
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The Omaha guide., 1944-04-15

You feel as young as you ever did
you still love a good time-still enjoy
the admiration Of men. But gray,
drab hair makes people think you're
old-a @'has BEEN. Win the look of
youth and loneliness through the
rich, beautiful color Larieuse will
give your hair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Mrs. Roosevelt Due
Here Wednesday
First Lady 10 Visit Day
Nurseries and War Plants

America, First KID Mr.,
Eleanor Roosevelt Wlll inspect
Detroit gar plants and child DAY
nurseries IN 4 OnC-day visit
"Wednesday.
Mrs Roosevelt WI be thc
guest Of Mrs Dorothy X Roo~e-
Welt Of Birmingham who IS 3D.
charge Of Womcn'S activities for
war industries IN the WLB OF
fIcc 81 Labor Production
The Pres dents wife VII arrive
hy train and immediately begin 4
tour of war plants She Will al
tend luncheon a. the Book
Cadillac Hotel which representa-
tiveS Of labor management and
civic organizations viii attend
After tho luncheon. She VII VISIT
the PctoSky Center and Pulaski
School, nurseries.
In the evening Mrs Roosevelt
is scheduled TO speak al an inter-
racial meeting AZ tho Fbcncler
a VI r Church Brush and VII
lis and make radio address IN
behalf Of the Fourth War Loan
drive before leaving for Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Texas Ace Gets
Honor

CEN. NacARTHuR'S HQ <
" Pacific Jan - Up Col
Neele + Kcarby of san Antonio
Southwest Pacific area acc with
thcj downnr Of -21,japaneSe planes
10 his credit received a Congress
-vtur5t ftoCtat of Honor today from
Gen Macarthur for his feat m
shooting down sly japanese planes
m ono battle over Mewak. New
Guinea. oct H.
iic was nylnC -ThundeHeeA
fighter and leading three others
.pn reconnaissance over WeWak At
me tSnc
First he spotted p single lana
ncSe fighter and shot II down.
Then, he saw IS enemy planes
y bomberS and IS fighters Just
as his fuel was getting low.
kearby shot down three planes
lie saw q Thunderbolt under fre
of two Japanese fighters and shot
down both The rest Of the enemy
fighters promptly ganged up on
hum and he escaped into 2 cloud
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
9Th Captures Port
81 MI. From Rome
4anks, British Seize Wide Area
in Surprise Landing Near Ca pitaI
-, JAMES L. KILGALLEN

MGfERS, Jan. % UNS) Anglo American
amphibous forces, aided by naval and air lombard
mentS, SWarmed ashore early today along several
miles of talyS west coast and captured a-~ide
beachhead located by Berlin in an area stretching
from - to t. miles below Rome
By tonight the thousands of participating Fifth Army
troops that executed the surprise predawn landings against
amazingly resistance disclosed have pushed
considerably inland threatening to trap $4,000 Germans by
SIicing their
Forcshadovng disastrous defeat FOR Is German d.
Of probably 10000 trs manning the d5enSs
central Italy the Allied foFcevsaIsed The historic
PLAN so behind the German Gustav and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
The Indicted Men

Senators and eT-Senntors from Detfetta
SEN. LEO J. WILKOWSKI
SEN. CHARLES c DIGGS-
EX-SEN. WILLIAM NJ BRADLEY
Representatives. and cI-Rcprcscptotircs from
Detroit.
REP WILLIAM e. BUCKLEY
REP. EDWARD J. WALSH
REP. EARL c. GALLAGHER
REP. MARTIN A. KRONK
REP. FRANCIS J. NOWAK
REP. WALTER n. STOCKFISH
REP ADAM w. SUMERACKI
REP. STANLEY DOMBROWSKI
REP JOSEPH J. KOWAI.SKI
EX-RFP. MICHAEL J. CLANCY
EX-REP. JOSEPH L. KAMINSKI
EX-REP. ERNEST c. NAGEL
Senators and er-Scaators from outst0te
sen. r. STEPHEN BENzIE Of Norway
SEN. JERRY T. Logic of Bav CITY
EX-SEN. HENRY F. SHEA of Laurium
EX-SEN. MILES NJ. CALLAGHAN of Reed CITY now
state representative
One cr-RcprcSeutotire iron, onHstote:
ISADORE-Ar- HF2zA of 6ntonagon
Nou-lcgslotoys:
ABRAHAM l. COOPER president of the Union In
vostment Co, Detroit
ERNEST }. PREV. executive vice president Of General
Finance Corp. Detroit
JOHN f. HANCOCK, Detroit manager for Associates
Discount Corp
GEORGE OMACHT South Bend Ind official of As
socates Discount Corp.
MARK S. YOUNG, manager of the National Discount
Corp. Detroit
SAMUEL HOPKINS of the Union Investment Co.,
Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Warrant Lashes Accused Men

II also set forth that both members of the Legislature
and finance well knew that illegal to accept
receive promise brides, and it continued
Nevertheless, well knowing their respective duties,
the said defendants did corruptly dishonesty. fraudu
ently and illegally engage and participate in such
spracy in violation of the public interest of the people
of the State of Michigan; to the jeopardy of the public
peace safety dignity and welfare of the said state
the people thereof"
Turning to the state troopers to whom warrants had
been given TO serve, Judge Carr said:
I'm the name of the people of the State of Michigan,
YOU and each of YOU commanded forthwith arrest
these defendants and bring them before to be dealt
with according to law"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
The War Fronts

RUSSIA-Red advance pcnls junction controlling Nan lines
in Leningrad Page L.
ITALIRted amphibious force establishes beachhead 81
miles south Of Rome, in Of Nazi line Page l.
THE AIR VAR Raj heavy bombers blast factories at
Magdeburg Germany with 224O tons Of bombs Page L.
SOUTHWEST PNCIEIC-Alies "A barges in heavy blow
AZ Jap attempts 20 New Guinea forces Page
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC Allies bomb Marshall Islands sink
"a loaded Jap troop barses in New Guinea. Page g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
New Deal Not Dead.
Wallace Tells Diners

WASHINGTON. Jan. q. GINS
Vice President Wallace tonight
lold jackson Day dinner guest,
that the New Deal Is not dead
and that President Roosevelt /,
the man 20 establish % firmly tr
the future
Roosevelt has never denied
the principles OF the New Deal
and he never will" Wallace SAID
80 on with the New Deal. ON
with winning the war and for
ward march for peace, Justice
and Jobs"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
WPB Advises Stop
In Steel Plant BuiIdino

WASHINGTON Jan p up
The WIPE today recommended the
termination Of work on seven
S9I0O00oo steel plant expansion
projects AS not now needed for the
war program
The projects were started In
Republic steel Corp plants A.
South Chicago III Canton and
Aa>sIlon O. East Hartford Conn
and The Andrews steel Co. plant
n Ntitir-- XIV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Uruguay, Cuba Deny
Bolivia Recognition

MONTEVIDEOy Jan. % 0UPl-
ff7F ttruguaYan government an
nounced today that II would not
recognize the new government Of
Bolivia so long As present con
dl'iOnS continue
HAVANA. Ian - INSl The
Gu ban government announced
officially tonight thatif ~eHid nor
recognize the new Bolivian regime
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Henry Ford Il
Vice President

Ford Motor CO. officials Saur-
day announced tho election Of
Henry Ford n ~ vice president
The election was made a. re-
cent meeting Of the board Of di-
reCtOrS.
Henry. Ford II is a son Of tho
late EdSel Ford. Already A mem
Der of the board OF directors. he
will devote considerable attention
10 developing distribution and the
sales department
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Arrests Delayed Until Monday

lnasmuch as grand jury officials do not want to hold
the accused in Jail Sunday, explained the war;
rants would not be served until Monday At that time the
accused persons will be brought Lansing immediate
arraignment.
Details of the alleged payoff divulged in the
indictments They viii not be revealed until testimony il
taken at the examinations the trials
Sigler told reporters that $4,000 changed hands in
the bribery plot,
Likewise the identity Of state witnesses was not re-
veaed but the said that divers other persons
had part in the alleged conspiracy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Biddle Resignation o. KID.

WASHINGTON. Jan - INS1
The White House announced
today that President Roosevelt
has accepted the resignation Of
Anthony J DreNel EiddIe Jr As
ambasSador-niniSter 10. tho Allied
governments IN London 20 become
Gen. Eisenhower'S ljalson officer
there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
City Workers Strike
Ends in PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. Jan -
CTNSl The l6-day strike OF 3 600
w workers ended today as en-
proves Of aPhlladnlphla stt,,rf-ff-
ment of public works voted by q
narrow Margin Of g. ,6tCs 10
accept compromise pay raise
offer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
are from Detroit.

makers are from Detroit.
Besides the legislators, Judge Carr, working
with Special Prosecutor Kim Sigler, indicted five
Detroit executives of finance companies and one
from Southland, Ind, on the allegation that they
raised the huge bribery fund to buy votes in the
House and Senate.
More warrants based other bills are ex-
Peeted soon and before the Forthcoming session of
the Legislature ends many more of the 1872 men,
befs may be under arrest
The 20 senators and representatives and the six
hnance company officials named together blanket
Indictment charging criminal conspiracy under common
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Carr Jury Accuses rs of Brides
In Passing Auto Finance La1vs
BY FRANK NORRIS


LANSING JAM 22weny members Of the 1899 egatufe accused
participating bribery plot connection with automobile
indictments issued today by Judge Leland Cars grand
the biggest peyo scandal The history the capital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Z Air Cadets Killed

La JUNTA, Colo. Jan o INST
Two aviation cadets from La
Junta army Air field were killed
today IN the crash of their two
engined training plane. Neither
was from Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Dishonesty AssaiIed in Warrant
or the legislators. the warrant said

or the legislators the warrant said:
We'll knowing their respective duties, these de-
PENDANTS did corruptly dishonesty frauduenty and
illegally engage in conspiracy to unlawfuly and wick
eddy corrupty affect and influence legislation"
In connection with the indictments of the non egisa.
tors, Judge Carr said in a statement:
THE warrant charges common law conspiracy to
influence the action Of the Legislature upon certain
before in 1889 by receiving giving brides
and by the making and acceptance Of promises of brbes
The alleged offenses took place between Jan. l. 1885,
and July / 1889 in Ingham County.
This first direct action by the grand jury broks
virtually the Of the ong-panned 1914 session The
Continued o. Page Eight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Ban Hotel Phone CHARGES

WASHINGTON Jan = rTNST
The Federal Communications
Commission issued an order today
10 prohibit hotels clubs and apart
ment houses from levylne sur
charge on long distance tcle-
phone calls after Fob Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Raj Rains
2,240 Tons0n
Mdgdebufg
81 Of ! 900 Bombers
Lost; City Devastated
in First Major Raid

-LnApp&- Tan % -tI&S1-A
gigantic force Of 1000 RAJ bomb
erS last night devastated the IN
duStrial German city Of Magde-
burg, hurline 22fo tons Of bombs
lnln-itSe airplane factories arr
other p3tal cornpoUeuty or the
Nazi war machine the British air
ministry disclosed today
-f,Feaf--fttev-+erre Tgr1tcd IN rne
furious attack the first MAJOR raid
against Nagdeburc which is Is
miles southwest Of Berlin. Fifty
Two bomber, failed 70 Jerurr.
MafarhtrE Is rrr ~ n
krupp munitions plant and fac
tories turning out IRON products
amor machinery and chemicals.
rs well as important slrcraf
plants
BERLIN ALSO HIT
A smaller force Of Lancasters
and speedv Mosquito bombers
simultaneously stabbed AZ Berlin
IN dlveTSionary assault 10 con-
fuse Nazi defenScS. while other
planes attacked targets IN north
ON France and mined enemy
waters
--r ---Vv ~ - big bCnbcr~ WAS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
FH-TH CULTURES PORT

Tho German DNR agency in
wireless tran>miS>on> + picked up
80 AlgIcr> admitted that tho Al
lied invasion forces had captured
me SiZable port OF Nctruno. B.
miles >outh-~ou'hea>t Of Rome
after landing ar several points
between that town and the Tlber
River mouth - mules southwest
OF INC Eternal CITY.
Allied headquarlcrz also md
Cd1cd mat The amphlhlouS troops
charging ashore from numerous
barEes Of a five.natIon Allied in
va~ion armada. probably had
struck AZ the coastal area only t.
miles below Rome
The point on the Tyrrhenean
coast directly south of Rome a.
only Is miles from the capital and
almost exactly midway between
Nettuno and OStia Al the mouth
of the Tiber some 30 miles north
Continued on Page ,. Col. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
OF Viii RrssIAN FRONT

On tho kalnkovichi front Of
southern White Russia Cen kon-
s'antin Is Roko>soySkNS forces
occupied several points including
krotoV, IS miles northwest Of
Kalnkovchi
MoScow'S war bulletins am.
nounCed that - German tanks
were wrecked Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

C. MACARTHUR DENTIST
III Grswold over KlnseIS
Hours. 80. sundays. lo-l2-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Continued on Page Eight

SNF DFPOSIT BONES STILL
available ~ Industrial National
Rank Uptown Ofcs Woodward
at the Boulevard ADV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

Ruptured-Ingfams sre specialists
IN selection ard httrV trgssfs and
surgical supports 44fi Woodward.
ADJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

Continued on Page ,. Col y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

with according to law
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
REPORT NNLIS FLEEING

Adolf Hitler lines.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27
Novii grobovii'
JENNIE JARAS

Vceraj OBJ S. uri popoldne je
preminila v Polytechnic bolnisni-
ci Jennie Jaras, rojena Gre
gore, stara, 35 let, ,stanujoca ma
ATS E. 146 st. Rojena je bila
v Clevelandu ter zapusca zalu-
jocega soproga Petra, sincka
Williama in Thomasa ter hcer-
ko Dorothy, starse Frank in
Jennie Gregorc, diva brata Sgt.
Freda in Cpl. Stanleya, XII Sc
nahaja v Juznem Pacifiku, ter
sestro Vido. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil
v soboto, OBJ 9. uri zjutraj il
August F. Svetek pogrebnega
zavoda, 478 E. 152 St., v GER
kew sv. Jeromija in nato ma Cal
vary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27
41OO delavcev stavka

Vceraj je bilo v Clevelandu
ma stavki 400 moz, XII so igno-
rirali apele svojih lastnih unij-
skin ura1nikov,. da Sc vrnejo ma
delo. Pri Ohio Crankshaft Co.
je stavkalo 5000 MOI, pri Natl
onal Malleable Steel Casting Co.
pa 100 MOI. Obe tovarni della
ia ma vojnih narocilih. Tretja
stavka V mestu pri Mckinney
Tool & Manufacturing Co. je
bila poravnana vceraj opoldne,
ko je unija odobrila predlog, da
Sc mezdni spor izravna potion
arbitracije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27

rocali glede obkolitve Dvinska v
juzni Latviji, ampak prodirali
so severozapadno cd omenjene-
ga mesta in Sc nahajajo samo
Sc IS mill Cd Rige.
Rdeca zracna sila v akciji
Vzhodno cd Varsave 81 Mem
ci brezupno prizadevajo, da bi
stabilizirali svojo linijo nekje
med Varsavo in mestom Siedl-
ce.
V torek zvecer so Rusi vpri-
zorili mocan zracni napad ma
Varsavo in vzhodno-prusko me-
sto Tilsit, kjer so zazgali vec
vojaskih vlakov.
Borbi ruskih sill "a prekora-
senje Visle 81 mill Cd Varsave
stoji ma celu kozaska onjenica, !.
medtem ko zracna sila bombar-
dira nacije ma zapadnem bre-
gu.
Berlinski radio opisuje polo
zaj ma tenn sektorju kot "jako
napet'.
sestindvajseti nemski general
ujet
JUNO cd padlega Lublina so
Rusi vceraj cistili ozemlje zad-
njih ostankov nemskega odpora
in vceraj zajeli generala Moser-
hillmarja, XII je bill poveljnik
nemske garnizije v Lublinu.
Moserhillmar je 26. nemski
general, XII je bill ujet izza %.
junija, ko Sc je zacela sedanja
ofenziva, medtem ko je bio v
tenn casu ma vzhodni 'front.' IL
nemskih generalov ubitih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27
.SELITEy GOSTILNE

Mr.. in Mrs. Zupancic, XII sta
nekaj let vodila gostilno, pozna-
no pod imenom Pauline's Tav-
ern, ma 5379 st. Clair Ave., ma
znanjata, da sta gostilno pre-
selila v svoje lastne prostore
ma 1916 E. IS ST., kjer Sc je ma
hajala Nossetova gostilna. Pri-
porocata Sc svojim obiskoval-
Gem in prijateljem "a obisk, ker
bosta vedno pripravljena po-
street najbolje q finimi jedili
in okusno pijaco.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27
BOMBNIK TRESCIL
v KANSAS CITYJU !

KANSAS CITY, 26. julia. -
Tukaj je danes V. predmestju
trescil ma tia bombnik B-24,
XII je opustosil okolico 400 kva-
dratnih cevljev, in ubiti so bill
trije elani posadke, trije drugi
letalci pa so bill ranjeni. Price
pravijo, da je letalo ponovno
krozilo mad domom druzine A.
v. Skeens, katere hci je zena e.
mega izmed ranjenih letalcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27
HIMMLER 81 JE BAJE
IZMISLIL ZAROTO

BASLE, Svice, rs. julia. -
Tukaj obstoji is, da 81 je
Heinrich Himmler sam izmislil
zaroto proti Hitlerju, oziroma,
da je bila bombna eksplozija in
scenirana, da Sc najde opravi-
clio "a cistko armadnih castni-
kov, XII 50 bill osunljeni, da so
izgubili vero v nemsko zmago.
Porocila IL Nemcije odkrivajo,
da Sc je Gistka visokih castni-
kov prieela ze v sredo zjutraj,
Gel dan pred bombno eksplozijo,
in je dosegla visek pretekli pc
TEX, ko so bill ma dvorisc u
Graues Haus jetnisnice ma Du-
naju ustreljeni stirje nemski
feldmarsali, katerih imena MISC
znana.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27
vesti L Tvlienio ome'
riiskih Slovencev

Emleton, Pa.-Dne IL. junija
je tukaj umrla Rose Kozuh,
roj. Penca, stara Sc let in donna.
IL Malih Vodenic, fara Kosta-
njevica ma Dolenjskem. v Ame-
riki je. bila cd leta 1912, zad-
njih Is let ma farmi. Zapusca
naoza, sina, XII je v vojni ma No
vi Gvineji, brata Y Wyomingu,
sestro Josephine Dolinar v Chi
cagu in stir sestre v start do
movini.
So. Chicago.-Pri delu je bill
motno poskodovan Frank Som
mer (Samotorcan), sin Lovren-
ca Samotorcana. Nahaja Sc v
bolnisnici.-V bolnisnico Sc je
morala podati ma operacijo, ka-
katero je srecno prestala, An
gela Novak. Druzina Joseph
in Frances Gomilar je dobila
sincka.
Latrobe, Pa. Zakonca Math
in Mary Hribar sta dobila prvo-
rojencka. Mlada mama je hci
Mary in Johna Fradela, oce pa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27
EN- LETECI ROBOT ZBIT
VSAKE 2 MINUTI

LONDON, 26. julia. - Mem
'ci so danes odprli enega najvec-
jih napadov z letecini robot ma
juno Anglijo. Ameriska letala,
XII so Sc podala v boz proti ro-
bottom, zbijejo ma zemljo po-
vprecno enega robota ma DIV e
minuti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-27
vesti z boise

Ma otoku ,Saipan je bill ra-
MEN pretekli mesec Raymond
A. Matjasic, sarzent pri mari
nih, star rs let, cigar zena EN-
ma stanuje ma BOAT E. 1875 St.
st. Matjasic je graduant John
Hay High School in je odsel k
vojakom pred dvema letoma,
preko -morja pa Sc nahaja emo
leto. /
Pred odhodom k vojakom je
bill sedem let zaposlen pri upra-
vi lista "Plain Dealer" V bit
XII ma Tarawi Sc je odlikoval
radi izbornih silk, katere je ma
pravil sredi bojne akcije. ME-
govi starsi Mr.. in Mrs. Frank
j. Matjasic stanu'jejo ma 1862
Addison Rd.
Mr.. in Mrs. John Cernilogar,
1852 E. 81 St., sta prejela OBJ
vestilo cd vojnega department
ia, da je bill MUM edini sin Pfc.
James E. Cernilogar II. Julia
lahko ranjen v akciji. Nahaja
Sc v bojni zoni ma Pacifiku in
domneva Sc, da je bill. ranjen v
invaziji Saipana. ...
Pfc. Cernilogar je % let star
in je graduiral' il East Tech
High School. v marinski ar
madni zbor je stopil lanskega
novembra,, preko morja pa je
bill poslan pred tremi meseci.
Pri 'invaziji Francije je bill
6. junija ranjen Sgt. Edward
Florganic, star % let, cigar So
proga Mary stanuje ma 22452
Nicholas Ave. v Euclidus
Sgt. Florganic je pred odho-
dom k vojakom delal pri Par
ker Appliance Co. in Sc nahaja
v armadi Cd oktobra 1912.