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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-03
SAILOR, DOCTORS
PLAN TO TESTIFY
AT DORSEY TRIAL
BY HOWARD HEYN

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LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2.-LRAA
Panamanian actor sailor and two
physicians who patched up screen
player Jon Halls nose will be call
ed to the witness stand when the
assault trial of Bandleader Tom
my Dorsey, his wife, Pat Dane
Dorsey, and their next-door neigh
Dor, Allen Smiley, is resumed
Monday.
Deputy District Attorney Edwin
Myers said tonight he has some
more questions to ask the Pana-
manlan, Antonio Icaza, who testi-
fled yesterday that ne saw Dorsey
strike Hall between the eyes with
bottle, after a drinking party.
Hall was cut on the nose and the
back of the head.
When the trial was adjourned
for the weekend, Hall mad adj
mitted unler questioning that he
wouldn't like to be convicted on
the kind of testimony he had CIV
en- against Dorsey concerning the
balcony battle which took place
August 5, when number of guests
mad assembled for nightcap in
celebration of Pat Dorsey's birth
day.
Isaac Pacht, counsel for the
Dorseys, had cross-examined Hall
for hours On contradictory state
ments they said Hall made at
press interviews, at his attorneys
office, before the grand jury, in
the district attorneys office and,
ultimately, at the trial.
These statements variously quot
ed Hall as saying he was (a) cut
by Smiley, (b) cut by Dorsey, Co
cut by Mrs. Dorsey, and CD that
he really didn't know who cut him,
or with what.
Icaza is the first witness who
has named a weapon which could
have inflicted cutting Wounds-a
bottle. He didn't know where the
bottle came from, but ne said
there were plenty to choose from
in the apartment.
Guests included singer Jane
Churchill, ner escort, Bernard
Mitchell, a Chicago manufacturer;
Dorothy Nesbitt, golfer, actor
Eddie Norris and several others
not yet identified. Icaza said that
they all looked drunk to him, and
that he thoughtthe Dorseys and
Hall were probably drunk too. But
Icaza was sober, said Icaza; he
put his one drink carefully away
on table, untouched.
Hall and Miss Churchill have
testified there were some drinks,
but they didn't see anyone intoxi-
Gated Hall said he was "a Scotch
and water man. and only slipped
little of his whiskey-soda night
cap served at the Dorseys.
He was finally talked into doing
a little dance, he said, after Pat
Dorsey executed "a series of
bumps and wiggles'' to some
"snake-hips music and soon aft
er that the party began to break
up.
Hall left but returned with Nit
cnell and Miss Churchill when the
latter discovered her purse was
missing. Upon reentering the
Dorsey apartment, Hall put his
arm casually around Mrs. Dorsey,
he testified, whereupon the band
leader took offense and some an
cry words were exchanged. The
balcony embroglio followed, Dor
sey striking the first blow, ''be-
cause there wouldn't nave been
any fight if I had hit him first"
ahe actor said.
BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-03

GEORGIA GIBBS, for her
hit performances in radio, stage
and night club, has a we'll
earned reputation as the great
est singer of American modem" !;
Hear her today in a series of
lovely new arrangements.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-03
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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-03

BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
11:00-Variety and News to a.m.-nbc
News, Variety, Dance hr.-cbs-blu
Music Stunt; Orchestra IS H. mhs
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-03

ffEDRlC MARCH-shortly to open
On broadway in new smash hit play,
sparks todays program as guest me-. In
H%ene from "A Bell for Adano", based
On the best-seller novel, you'll hear him
IL. III, another Of the penetrating character
loleS that havesmade him favorite of
stage and screen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-03
Hear F1edric March
in "A Bell for Adano"

The Radio Hall of Fame brings you another thrilling program Of
hit entertainment today with Fedc March in radio prevew
of his new bessee play Victor Borge, hilarious Danish
pianist and comedian Georgia Gibbs lovely songsess and Bill
ROBINSON dean of tap dancers radio routine Enjoy this
full hour of drama, music and laughter today!
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-03

VICTOR BORGE, clown
prince Of the piano, has brought
howls Of laughter from radio
and cafe audiences, coast-to-
coast. Listen to this new star Of
sophisticated comedy in a riot
Gus monologue-with-music -.
enjoy the talent that has made
millions laugh and applaud.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-03
Nov and Then" by
PAUL
WHITMAN

The old and the new In popular mvsia.
q new hM feature by No Dean q
Modern Amssiean Music, conducting
The ksdis Hell u Fsms orehssira
and Chorus.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-09
OHIO GUEST

Dorothy Davies is here, and is registered at the Baranof Hotel from Cleveland, Ohio.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-09
KYSER FILM ON
 CAPITOL SCREEN
 TONIGHT ONLY

The screens first mystery musical is the claim for Kay Kysers new film, You'll Find Out,' showing tonight only at the Capitol, which combines sweet trills with shrill shrieks and shivery mystery with melody. In fact, it well deserves the description-melodyrama.
 Featured with the or Professor of the College of Musical Knowl- edge are the three foremost mer- chants of menace in pictures today, Peter ("M') Lorre, Boris C"Frank- enstein") Karloff and Bella csDra- cula") Lugosi, along with not able supporting cast that includes Dennis OKeefe, Helen Parrish, Alma Kruger. and Kyser's famous band with Ginny Simms, Harry Babbitt, Ish Kabibble and Sully Mason.
 The story deals with the exploits of Kyser and his crew in haunted house.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-09
sEATTLEITE HERE

Richard c. Young is in town and is registered at the Hotel Juneau from Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-09
HQSpIIAL NOTES

Mrs. Pete Terencio has been dis missed from St. Anns Hospital, where she received surgical treat ment.
 St. Ann's Hospital discharged It. Luke Lanford after he had received medical treatment.
 Mrs. Sylvia Crowley and baby boy were discharged from St. Ann's Hospital yesterday.
 Mrs. Roy Tudor has been ad- mitted to St. Ann's Hospital for surgical care
 Mrs. Jackson Perry was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital yesterday for medical treatment A baby boy was born at 2:50 o'clock this morning in St. Ann's Hospital to Mrs James Rollison. The infant weighed eight pounds, l4 ounces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-09
''HARD WAY" H
 SHOWN TONIGHT
 AT 10TH CENTURY

A powerful story of a woman's misguided devotion for her young sister is portrayed in Warner Bros moving drama "The Hard Way" which opens at the 20th Century tonight for 2-day run.
 The story deals with Helen Chernen, woman with great in nate potentialities who is forced by
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-09

second rate vaudeville team. Runkel
 and Collins (played by Jack Car son and Dennis Morgan), appears at the local vaudeville house. She takes advantage of Albert Runkels admiration for Katherine to foment marriage between the two, and when the troupe leaves on a tour, Helen and Katherine are aboard.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-09
DORCAS SOCIETY LUNCHEON
 IN HONOR OF MRS. WOOD

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. V. w. Mulvihill entertained the ladies of the Dorcas Society of the Seventh Day Adventist Church at a fare well luncheon in honor of Mrs. H. L. Wood. Mrs. Wood plans to spend a few months in Ketchikan with her daughter, Mrs. G. Lee Stagg, before settling down to anything permanent. She states that she will miss her friends in Juneau among whom she lived so long. Mrs. Wood left for Ketchikan this morning
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-09

unfortunate circumstances to re- main in a grimy, sordid town where everything is touched with the gray dust of the goal mines.
 Disguised and ernlbittered with her miserable lot. she is deter mined that her lovely young sister shall fare better.
 Her opportunity arises when @
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-09
GORDON HERE

c. E. Gordon is in Juneau from Fairbanks, and is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-09
SIX PASSENGERS VIA
 PAN AMERICAN LINE

Four passengers arrived in Ju- neau from Seattle, via the PAA plane yesterday. They were: Lt. John Enge, Miss Dorothy Davies, MT. Henry Graves and Mrs, Agnes Graves. On the plane leaving for Seattle today were Karel Smrha and William Zirglis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-09
PRICES WEDNESDAY

Alaska Juneau mine stock closed Wednesday at 6ss, American Can 87h, Anaconda N, Beech Aircraft II, Bethlehem Steel 62l2, Common wealth and Southern l3/16, Curtiss- Wright 6a, International Harvester 78, Kennecott 35ss, North American .lviation 11A, New York Central 19, Northern Pacific l6ls, U. S. Steel 5S2i.
 Dow, Jones averages Tuesday were as follows: Industrials, 147.52; rails, 42; utilities, 25.62.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-09
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Nov. 9 - Closing quotation of Alaska-Juneau Mine stock today is 6ls, American Can 87, Anaconda 27, Beech Aircraft 13as, Bethlehem Steel 62ss, Curtiss- Wright T, International Harvester 78, Kennecott 357s, North American Aviation 1l12, New York Central 1918, Northern Pacific 1872, U. s. Steel STA.
 Dow, Jones averages today are as follows Industrials, 147.72; Rails, APO; Utilities, 256l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-09
ARTICLES FILED

The Central Counties Company, of Delaware, has filed articles of incorporation with Auditor Boyle to do business in the Territory of Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-09
TIDES TOMORROW

Low tide-4:01 a. m, 3.6 feet. High tide-l034 a. m, IA feet. Low tide-4.44 p. m, 4.6 feet.
 High tide-10:45 D. m, 132 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-09
SHANKS RETURNS

Jesse R. Shanks, who has been in Anchorage, has returned and is staying at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-09
HERE FROM sITKA

Connie Whittemore of Sitka is in town and is registered at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-09
CASUALTIES ARE
 HALF MILLION MEN

WASHINGTON, Nov g. Ameri- can battle casualties have passed the half million mark, Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson said to- day. The Army casualties reported through October 28 totaled 437 1856.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09
-
.Podlvjan moski
ustrelil 4 osebe

CARTERET, N. j., 8. decem.
bra. Daniel Molnar, star "a let
XII je bill nedavno odpuscen IL
armade, je veeraj v poizkusu
da svoji zeni, XII ga je zapustila,
vzame 3-letno hcerko, zacel div
je streljati, in v zmesnjavi sti-
ri osebe ubil, dve pa ranil.
Cd krogel podivjanega mos.
kega so bill ubiti njegov tast,
diva policaja in ,neka 12-letna
deklica, XII je opazovala despe-
ratno bitko, katero je Molnar
vprizoril " zabarikadirani hisi.
Molnar je Sci y hiso svojega
tasta, da vzame hcerko cd svo.
je zene Ane. 10 so mu clani
druzine to skusali prepreciti, je
potegnil vojaski revolver in "a
eel streljati. Potem je zbezal il
hise z deklico v narocju, ampak
ko je videl, da, bi utegnila biti
ranjena, jo je spustil.
sest ur pozneje, medtem ko
ga je ma ducate. strojnicami
in bombami oborozenih polici-
stow iskalo po okolici,a je Mol,
mar mirno prisel ma 4 mile od-
daljeno policijsko postajo in sc
sam izrocil oblastim.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09

Petintrideseta divizija tretje
armade je prekoracila reko
Saar ma dveh nadaljnih tockah
in ma obeh krajih napravila mi
ljo globoka oporisca. Emo iz-
med prekoracenj je bilo izvr-
seno samo osem mill JUNO
vzhodno cd Saarbruckena.
Oklopne sile gen. Pattona
pritiskajo eedalje blize Saar-
bruckena, politicnega in indu-
strijskega sedeza province Saar,
in domneva Sc, da so plazi, v ka-
terih Sc producira ena desetina
vsega jekla, XII ga potrebuje
nemska vojska, ze izgubljeni "a
Nemcijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09
ODkRlTJE IMEN MA CAST
MI PLOSCT

Jutri popoldne Sc DO ma dveh
krajih v collinwoodski naselbi-
nj odkrilo ma spominski plosci
imena moskih in zensk, XII Sc
nahajajo pri oborozeni sill. Pro-
slava DO javna in ma prostem,
ter Sc prva pricne oh 2 uri po-
poldne ma vogalu E. 1853. St. in
Greenwood Ave-, druga pa Oh
3. uri popoldne ma E. 173 St.
in Greenwood Ave. Prebival-
Gem okolici Sc priporoca, .da .bi
razobesili ameriske zastave "a
to priliko, ko Sc bo castno pro-
slavilo spomin onih, XII Sc bo-
jujejo ma vseh frontah sirom
sveta.
Mr.. John J. Prince, council
man 81. warde, DO vodil pro-
gram pri odkritju obeh plosc,
in poleg MEGA bodo nastopili
tudi drugi govorniki in poda-
nih DO nekaj pevskih took.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09
OsvObOditev NOrve-
ske in Danske

LONDON, (O.N.A.) - sved-
ski vladni krogi pricakujejo,
da DO kmalu prislo do osvobo-
ditve norveskega pristanisca
Narvik, in nameravajo v tenn
slucaju poslati v London po-
sebne delegate, da nrede pro-
bleme, XII Sc bodo pojavili, ko
pride do tega. ''
To hi namreI pomenilo, da je
nanovo vspostavljena direkt-
ma zveza med Svedsko in zuna-
MIN svetom, XII je bila pretr-
CANA, odkar je Nemfija zasedla
Norvesko in Dansko.
Po mnenju svedskih krogov
DO sledila osvoboditvi Narvika
doba, v kateri Anglezi ne bodo
imeli nobenega blaga "a izvoz v
svedsko ozemlje, med tenn ko
bodo pripravljeni prevzeti mno-
go svedskega blaga. Anglezi ze-
lie baje pred vsem kupiti velike
mnozine izvrstne svedske zelez-
ne rude, lesa in cello nekatere
industrijske izdelke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09
Kaj sc bO
zgodilo Z Drazo
Mihajlovicem

LONDON, (O.N.A.) - v tu-
kajsnjih krogih, XII pripadajo
narodno osvobodilnemu giba-
nju, prihaja danes vest, da DO
odbor marsala Tita "a narodno
osvoboditev najbrze zahteval
ekstradicijo generala Draze Mi
hajloviea, ako je res - kot SO
porocali nekateri listi - da Sc
nahaja nekje ma ozemlju, kon.
troliranem cd zaveznikov.
Nobena uradna zavezniska O.
blast pa nj mogla potrditi teh
vesti - niti, da Sc general ORA
ia Mihajlovic nahaja nekje ma
zavezniskem ozemlju, niti, da je
bill evakuiran il Jugoslavije ma
zavezniskem letalu.
Zadnje porocilo O generalu
Mihajlovicu je izhajalo il kro-
gov narodno osvobodilnega
pokreta. Govorilo je o begu Get
niskega generala IL nekega srb-
skega mesteca, kjer je pustil "a
seboj vse svoje osebne stvari,
med temi cello par hlac. Njego-
vo ime sc nahaja ma seznamu
vojnih zlocincev.
!. Mihajlovic ne bo mogel dobi-
ii zavetisea ma ozemlju britain
skega imperija ma isti podlagi
kot ma primer Milan Stojadino-
vic, jugoslovanski ministrski
predsednik pred vojno, XII Sc ma
haja zdaj v angleskih rokah,
Stojadinovic je vodil nacistom
prijazno politiko pred vojno, do.
cim je obtozen general Draza
Mihajlovic aktov nasilja prot
svojemu ljudstvu in borbe pro.
tt partizanom skozi vec let.
Nekatere vodilne osebnosti
cetniskega pokreta so bile &c
obsojene ma smrt v osvoboje.
mem Beogradu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09
Plinska druzba
vrne odjemalcen1
diva milijona

Vceraj je bilo naznanjeno, da
bo East Ohio Co. Sc pred bozi-
Gem vrnila svojim 100000 od-
jemalcem diva milijona dollar
jew, kakor je nedavno odlocila
drzavna javno-napravna komi-
sija, XII je zavrnila ugovor druz-
be proti znizanju plinskih cen.
Odjemalci so do povracila u
praviceni, ker je druzba med ca
som, ko Sc je zadeva nahajala
pred drzavno komisijo, Sc ved-
no "a plin racunala po start
lestvici.
V uradu druzbe Sc je ze "a
cello delom, da Sc izracuna
vsote, do katerih so upravice-
nj posamezni odjemalci, in po-
vracila bodo izplacana cim jih
formalno odobri druzbin legal
nj oddelek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09
Uspesne operacije
partizanskih Get
" Sloveniji

WASHINGTON, 8. decem-
bra. - Monitorji zvezne komu-
nikacijske komisije objavljajo
porocilo jugoslovanske vojske
o bojih v Sloveniji, XII Sc gla-
81: ..-
V Sloveniji so nase edinice IL
vrsile vrsto uspesnih operacij
proti sovraznim garnizijam in
prometnim napravam. Blizu sv.
Lucije so bila pognana v zrak
tri municijska skladisca, blizu
Postojne pa so bill uniceni tri-
je vlaki z % vozovi in unicenih
je bilo pet lokomotiv.
Zaplenjena je bila znatna
mnozina opreme.
Ma progi med Celjem in "a
grebom SO nase edinice pognale
v beg ustaske kolone, XII so pri-
.nasale zivez v Celje. sestdeset
ustasev in Nemcev je bilo ubi-
tin in zajetih je bilo II vozov
ziveza.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09
Y Mehiki Sc
snuje demokraticna
Spanska vlada

WASHINGTON, (O.N.A.) -
Zacetek organizacije move. re-
publikanske in demokraticne
vlade "a spanijo je bill osnovan
in DO izvrsen 10. januarja 1915
Mexico City. Diego Martinez
Bario, predsednik spanskega ko-
miteja "a narodno osvoboditev,
je izjavl oh priliki konferen-
ce S casnikarji v Washingtonu,
da rezim diktatorja Franco nj
kakor ne more trajati in bo nuj-
no moral propasti takej ko Sc
zrusi Nemcija.
Osebnosti il spanskega jaw
mega zivljenja, XII Sc bodo Sc
stale v Mexico City, bodo IL
brale novega predsednika Span
ske republike, XII bo provizo-
ricno vodil posle in imenoval
ministerskega predsednika, ka-
teremu bo poverjena skrb, da
sestavi novo vlado. Ia vlada bo
veljavna, ako jo potrdi 100 po-
slancev spanskega parlamen-
ta.
(95 clanov Cortesa sc naha-
ia v Mehiki, AZ v Franciji, Z v
Zedinjenih drzavah, Z ma Kubi,
6 v Londonu i. t. d. - tako, da
Sc jih bo moglo zbrati potreb-
no stevilo "a kvorum). Ia VIA
da ina namen, prenesti svoj Sc
dez cim pref mogoce v Franci-
jo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09

britske sile ne DO rabilo "a to,
ida Sc razorozi prijatelje de-
mokracije v Grciji in drugih de-
lin Europe, ali "a zatrtje ljud-
skin gibanj, XII so tako junasko
pomagala pri porazu sovrazni-
ka."
Ma to je Churchill ogorceno
odgovoril:
'Ako Sc ina to, kar Sc v tenn
amendmentu naziva akcija pri-
jateljev demokracije, tolmaciti
kot skrbno zacrtan puc cd stra-
nj morilskih tolp in zelezne VIA
de tolovajev, XII Sc skusajo spla-
ziti ma oblast, ne da bi bill en-
sg.ss kdaj oddan zanje - ako i
ma kaj takega maskeradirati
kot demokracija, potem mislim,
da DO zbornica soglasno OBJ
sodila tako farso."
Churchill je tekom svojega
govora med drugim izjavil, da
je Anglia cato nastopila prot
grofu Sforzi, ker je intrigiral
proti italijanski vladi, kateri je
stal ma celu Badoglio, in da je
bile O TEN znano tudi predsed-
niku Rooseveltu.
Medtem ko je Churchill mai
bolj ogorceno napadal "komu-
niste' v Grciji, pa je tudi dolzil
"levicarske grupe Belgiji, da
so bile v zaroti, da S silo strmo-
glavijo konservativni rezim
premierja Pierlota.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09
Prispevki v
dobrodelne svrhe

V nasemu uradu S mo liza
zadnjega izkaza prejeli sledece
prispevke v razne sklade, XII Sc
jih zbira v pomoc potrebnim.
Darovali so: Ia takojsnjo po-
moe v stare domovino: Mr.. A.
Kovaeic, 474 Arbor Rd., $40;
Mr.. John" Krebel, 46O Collins
PIX. Dr., Toledo, O., $3.50; Mr..
Tony Softich, R. F. D. 6, Box
345 D, Toledo, O., $500, in "a
politicno akcijo S MS $500;
Mohar Drobnic, N. Madison, o.
$500; Mrs. Lovelock, lilo E.
76 St., $500; Mr.. Andy Kavc-
mix in Mr.. Frank silc, vsak %
$500.
Mladinski zbor SID ma Wa
terloo Road, je tudi daroval
$4,000. K a kor znano priredi
zbor IA. januarja opereto in
pies, ter ste ze sedaj vabljeni,
da Sc udelezite.
Ia pogorelce: Mrs. Novak,
$500; Mr.. Anton Kovacic, 474
Arbor Ave-, $500; Mr.. in. Mrs.
Frank in Jennie Koren, 1113 E.
al ST., $500; Mr.. Andy Mo-
die, 1048 e. 78 St., $500; Mr..
Gregor cekada ST. $500. ~
{. Pri podruznici st. 48 SANS
sta pa Mr.. in Mrs. Peter Ria
vec darovala $500 mesto ven.
ca "a pokojno Christine Pirnat
Hvala lepa vsem darovalcem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09
PLESNA VESELICA

Krozek st. 2 Progresivnih
Slovenk priredi nocoj veliko
plesno veselico avditoriju Slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
st. Clair Ave. Ia plesazeljne so
clanice preskrbele popular=
nj Pete Srnickov orkester, "a
okrepcila, najsibo v kuhinji ali
v tocilnici, pa bo tudi vse pr
vovrstno preskrbljeno. Zabave
pri Progresivnih Slovenian so
vedno pristine domace, in tudi
nocoj Sc bodo vsi posetniki do
bro zabavali.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09
kratke vesti
RUSI v NEPOSREDNI
BLIzINI BUDIMPEsTE

LONDON, 81 decembra. -
Berlinski radio je snoci primal,
da so Rusi udarili preko Dona-
We severno cd Budimpeste, s
eemur Sc je opasnost madzar-
ske prestolice jako povecale.
Prodiranje Rdeee vojske proti
avstrijski meji Sc nadaljuje. Il
Moskve Sc poroca, da je vceraj
KapitulHal en- eel polk madzar-
skin vojakov oficirji vred.
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NOV ODBOR

Ma letni seji drustva Vodni-
kov venec st. 147 S. N. P. j.,
XII Sc je vrsila dne 8. decembra,
je clanstvo izvolilo sledeci od-
Dor "a leto 1916: Predsednik
Anton Jankovich (ze 18krat) /,
podpredsednik John Filipich,
tajnik Leopold Poljsak (tudi ze
18 kraft, lila E. 169 St., bla-
gajnik Anton Meznarsic, zapis-
nikar John Petrich, nadzorni
odbor: Anton Petrich, Dorothy
Subel in Andy Poklar; bolniska
nadzornika Frank Mramor in
Frank Glavich, drustveni zdrav-
niki SO vsi slovenski zdravniki; /;
zastopnik "a konferenco s. N.
Donna Frank Penca, "a Cleve-
landsko federacijo S. N. p. J.
Anton Jankovich in Leopold
Poljsak, "a Klub drustev S. N.
Donna John Petrich, "a izletni-
ske prostore SNPJ Victoria
Poljsak.
Drustvo vedno podpira SLOW
mar. citalnico ma st. Clair Ave,
pomozno akcijo, SANS, Anne.
riski rdeci kriz, Ruski relief
Prosvetno Matico, ter je Clan
izletniskih prostorov SNPJ far.
me, IN prispeva se "a razne dru.
ge koristne zadeve.
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VILE ROJENICE


Vile rojenice so Sc oglasile
dne |. decembra pri druzini Mr..
in Mrs. Harry Rose, DOLLS
Cherokee Ave-, in pustile v spo-
min zalo hcerko. Y druzini ina
jo Cd preje sincka. S tenn sta
poznana Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Gu.
banc, ki vodita uaodno trgovi.
na na 1925 Waterloo Rd., 20.
pet postAla start ode in stara
matt, .kot tudi Mr.. in Mrs. Johr
Rose, p. rs st. in Broadway
Cestitamo!
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NaSSii
fantje-uo.jIakii

Ma dopustu do %. decembra
Sc nahaja Pfc. Henry Zigman,
soprog Doris Zig man, $50
Wheelock Rd., ter sin Mr.. in
Mrs. Frank Zigman, 654O Met
ia Ave. Pri marinih sc nahaja
izza februarja 1912 leta, ter je
bill ranjen v akciji ma Pelieu O.
toxin. Pc dopustu Sc DO podal
v Grille bolnisnico v svrho zdrav'
ljenja. Prijatelji 50 vabljeni, da
ga obiscejo ma domu na Whee'
lock Rd. Njegova soproga j
|hci Mr.. in Mrs. Orel, Z Whee'
lock Rd. s.
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DRUsTVO Nv BOZ ST. 53
s. N. P.

Clanstvu drustva " boj" 1t.
So S. N. P. ]. se naznanja, da
sc vrsi redna in glavna letna
seja Y nedeljo, 10. decembra,
Y drustveni dvorani s. D. .. na
Waterloo Rd. Pricetek oh 3.
uri zjutraj. clani 50 proseni,
da Sc je gotovo udelezijo Y Gin,
vecjem steyilu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-09
ZADNJI DAN "a SLADkOR'
NO ZNAMKO

Samo Sc danes innate priliko,
da zaprosite pri racijskem od-
boru "a dodatno znamko "a
sladkor "a vkuhavanje. K o
znano, Sc je ma racijski odbor
.poslalo znamko Spare Stamp
No. 81, katero Sc je dobilo
dovoljenje "a nakup do 20 fun.
TOW sladkorja "a Vkuhavanjs
sadja.