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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-17
Signs Point To New Drive Bv Russians
By HARRISON SALISBURY

United Press War COrrespondent
 Moscow, May IT - (U.P0 - A German attempt to bomb Soviet troop formations on the Estonian front indicated today that the Red Army may be massing its northern forces for a renewed drive on Narva and Tallinn in conjunction with a summer offensive along the entire eastern front.
 Disclosure of the concentration Of Russian troops at Estonia followed reports that the Red Army was massing huge land forces behind the centrla front. drawing seasoned fighters from the Crimea and lower Ukraine and reserves from the in- terior for what was expected to be a decisive battle on the plains of Poland.
 (The German Transocean news agency said the Soviet troop move ments and concentrations indicated tht the summer offensive would be launched simultaneously in several sectors)
 The Germans threw large form ation of planes into the attempted attack on Russian troops on the Estonian front, but a communique said Soviet flyers shot down l5 of the enemy planes in repulsing the raiders before they reached the tar get.
 The communique also disclosed that Russian planes struck behind the enemy lines for the fifth suc- cessive night to hit the railway junction of Polotsk, in northwestern White Russia, Monday night, while Red Army tank forces turned back a new series of German attacks yes- terday on the Soviet brideghead on the west bank of the lower Dnestr river.
 Numerous fires and explosions were started in military stores and troop trains at Polotsk, a five-way rail junction 62 miles northwest of the German stronghold of Vitebsk. All Soviet planes returned from the raid, the second in three nights.
 At least 400 German tropos were killed and 30 captured as the Red Army troops and tanks repulsed the enemy assaults on the bridgehead, about 35 miles northwest of Tiras- pol and IS miles east of the Bessa-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-17
Zito's Portisons Capture Village

London, May l7,-(UP)-Jugoslay Partisans captured the village of Miholoan and destroyed an enemy strong point in the zagorje area, approximately 30 miles southeast of Plume, a communique said today.
 Considerable war material was seized in the actions, and a total of i30 enemy troops killed,
 Heavy fighting was reported In the actions, and a total of lS0 enemy troops killed,
 Heavy fighting was reported in eastern Bosnia, where the Partisans routed an enemy column Of several thousands men near PrlboJ
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-17
Nazis Glue Up Trying To Predict Time or Lnvasion

jeeps were halted in London and all provincial cities and all uniS formed passengers called upon to show their credentials. Many peFs sons wearing civilian clothes, but with American accents, also were questioned, Hotels were checked,
 Axis commentators dropped their previous boastful claims Of certain victory and instead warned s0beFly that Axis Europe faces itg seVerest trials All said the expected Allied landing was "near."
 Radio Paris quoted . high-gank- ing German officer as saying that the "sef0 hour in the west is aps
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-17
By MERRIMAN sMITH

(Unite6 Press Stan Correspondent
 Washington, May I7.-(UP)-The government still was preparing to- day to spend so2,00O, ,000, 900 for war purposes during the next fiscal year despite an announcement by Presi- dent Roosevelt that the war budget for the io45 fiscal year will total t8b. 700, ,000,o00.
 Mir. Roosevelt at his news con- ference yesterday gave q summary outline of t04b estimated and rec- commended appropriations and cons tract authorizations, the total of which was e1,3Oo. .000, GOO under com- parable estimates sent to congress in tho budget message lest January.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-17
Faces Last Barrier To Roman Plains
Army And Navy Heads Blast Strike--Severest War Setback

Washington, May IF. - (UP) - The executive board of the FOremen's Association of America voted today to recommend that $500 strik- ing war-pIant fOremen in the Detroit area return to work, after hearing General H. H. Arnold describe the walk-Out as the Army Air Forces ''mOst severe setback since its inception" and one that ''may even affect our in- vasiOn operations"
 Washington, May IT. - General Henry H. Arnold, chief of the Army Air Forces, said today that the strike of $500 fOremen in the Detroit area has dealt his command the ''mOst severe setback since its inception and may even effect our invasion Oper- atiOns''.
 The strike already has caused the loss of 25O P-51 fighter planes, Arnold said. 
 He spoke in behalf of the War Department at a War Labor Board hearing called to permit officials of the Foremen'S Association of America to show cause why the board should not invoke penalties against the union because of it's refusal to call off the strike in compliance with a WLB back-to-work order.
 T know nothing of the relative merits of the dispute" Arnold said. But it's inconceivable from our point of view how you can have strikes that stop production when the material is so essential that 1t may even determine the extent of our bombing of Germany-so es- sential it may even affect our in- vasion operations"
 Rear Admiral Ernest M. Pace told the board that this production
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-17
Covt. Prepari1g To Spend 92 Billion For War Ends

Budget bureau officials explained, however, that real expenditures dur- ing the next fiscal year will run around e92, ,00O. 900, compared with about so0,0Oo. .000,O00 for the current fiscal year.
 One budget official explained the situation this year:
 There is little chance that actual treasury cash outlay will 90 down appreciably in the next fiscal year because of a number of factors-- mastering out pay, for one thing. and the costs of demobillxati0n Of war industry, as well as the armed forces"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-17
BY ROBERT DOWsON Limited Press Staff Correspond

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 London, May i7-(UP) - Maxi sources said today that Allied prep. aratioDs for an invasion Of Western Europe were "alm06t complete" and frankly acknowledged that no one could predict its outcome,
 American troops throughout BrltS ain were confined to their barracks for 2t hours ended last midnight while Allied military and civilian police made 2 eheek-up Of men in American uniforms ln an effort to weed out absentses, deseFteFs, mons soldiers and possible Axis agents in advance 0f the "big push
 Nunsags automobiles, trucks and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-17
Eisenhower Will Send InVosion Comm vnlqves

London, May l7-luPl W Gen, Dwight D, EiseRhOWeF's supreme headquarters will iss sue tW0 FegwglaF 00mmuniques daily when his Allied eKpediS ti0nRTy feFees invade the cons tlneDh it was revealed today,
 The e0mmunlaues will be re- leased at ll ., m, lb Q, m, EWTl and lliSO D, Bl, lblSo D, m, EWT), They will Do smpS plemented with special ans n0uReemenls of major deVel' Vpments,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-17
Spain Closes Nozi Consulate

Madrid, May l7-0UP)-Rellable sources said the German consulate in Tangier, Spanish Morocco, has been ordered to close today in &C., cordance with the recent Anglo American-S Spanish agreement.
 London, May i7-(UP)-FoFeign Secretary Anthony Eden told Com- mons today that Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs Gen, Francisco Gomez Jordana Sousa had inform ed the British consul in Madrid that the decision to close the German consulate in Tangier was definite and had been accepted by the Ger man government,
 T Understand the consular shield and flag will be taken down at once," Eden said
 The spanish government also re- quested Japan, he said, to arrange for the early departure of a mem- Der of the Madrid Japanese embassy staff who has been living in Tap' gier,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-17

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-25
ANTHONY l.. CHERNIK

Pokojni Anthony L. Chernil;,
je bill 38 let, ter je stanoval na
1441 E. AZ st. 'Rojen je bil, Y
Clevelandu in je bill zaposlen
mad Is. let pri East Ohio Gas
Co. Bill je clan drustva Naprej
st. 5 SNPJ. Zapusca zalujoco
soprogo Helen, rojeno Shury,
hcerko Glorijo, oceta Vincent in
mater Terezijo, brate Stanley
T Sgt. Vincent, NIL, Pvt. Dvl1ic-
la, in Paula ter sestri Rose, po-
roceno Eberle, in Victorijo ter
vec sorodnikov. Pogreb sc je vr-
sill V torek OBJ 1.30 uri popoldne
IL JOS. zele in sinovi pogrebne-
ga zavoda, 65O2 st. Clair Ave..
ma Lakeview pokopalisce.
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Po &rnem Petku.

Sovenska nasebina Clevelandu je ovta zalno
oblaco Katastrofa XII udara petek vecer kot strela
il jasnega e prinesla srt in uncenje cello vrsto dru
zn XII so zgubie svoe drage ogn enem nfenu Bill je
TO crn peek XII je zasekal okrutne vzeli druz
me- nekatere pa skoro popolnoma unicl.
Med zrtvami so starc in starke visokh let mozje in
zenske cvetu zivena, in mala nedolzna deteta k 81
rit ena MISC ba svesta ZaaJ Je usoda bas ME "a
pisaa smrt in przanesla dugim XII naha aa enaki
ali cello vecii neva1nost bi bo vsako razglabla
zaman.
Beseda je brez moci vprico zaosti, XII Sc je nasela
srca onh XII so katastrofi zgub one, XII jim bill
liubi in drag Izraz sozala in socustvovana prazen
zvok XII ne more napon praznote XII je naselila
zalujoch,
Vendar si]no zo XII je ucario tako nenadoma, je po
cao IL skitih kotov coveskih tud epe in blage Cd
meve. V urah toksne sske izginejo majhn in velke
mrznje XII kvaj oGlovesko dluzbo iash dnevih in clo
vek vidi svoem soclovekU sebi enako bite, XII je
tako blizu kot rodn brat in sestra
trpljenjem je prslo tudi spoznanje in razumeva-
ME ljudsev po vseh dezeah Svea katelih diva vona
vihra Ako je ekspozja, XII e bla zgolj posedca
&C. mogla neka kratkih uI,h pnesti toko Fla in pr
zadaj jat toliko koikSno bti zC in ljuC
stew vojn zoni k2tee sovraznik prems uncue in
ubija! Kolko presta in Sc p2saajo nas blatje III
sire onkrat morja, koko eOrja okus narodi srom
Evrope XII zvijo vbrezpl meno u sih razeiah ze doga
!eta!
Mi vemo da e p:eizkusn ia konGana in od vseh stran
prozo roke, ki nudijo vek0duSno in izdatno pomoc
Ma deu je Rdeci 1liz svomi izurjenjm deavci in
Gelavkam moolizrana je iavnost, da elm hitee in
Gin ucnkovitee asa pooza vseh XII SO pomoci poreb
nj. Nihce nj pozabl len, vsakdo Ze p01nagati.
Da, cello nesreci sre3ni kcr zvilno dezeli XII
takih ezkih urah vsele razodene svoo VekO duSo d-
So pono socuta, XII e znak rescne civizace in prave
ga k1scanstva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-25
MATIJA DULC

V nedeljo oh pol sestih zvecer
je preminil Malta Dulc, star 68
let, stanujoc ma $50 Edna Ave.
Donna je bill IL vasi Mikovec, IA
ra skocjan, odkoder je prisel v
Cleveland pred 35. lett. Bill je
med ustanovitelji fare sv. Vida
kakor tudi ustanovitelj drustva
Dvor Baraga st. 1917 C. O. f.,
pri kateremu je bill Sc sedaj
clan. Zapusca sina Martina,
hceri Rose Roman in Frances
Sternisa, vnuke, bratranca John
Danicic in sestricno Terezijo
Mozic. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil ce-
trick oh $50 uri zjutraj il po-
grebnega zavoda Della Jakubs
S621 Edna Ave., pod vodstvom
Louis L. Ferfolia pogrebnega
zavoda, v cerkev sv. Vida in ma
to ma Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-25

KJ in podr. st. 25 SzZ, sincek
Louis Kastelic je bill, clan MIA
dinskega oddefka KSKJ.
Do snoci Sc je dobilo liz razva-
in samo pet trupel. Trupla
deklice Ger a | d inc Full.
cher Sc Sc nj naslo. Trupla Sc
bila polozena po dive in dive v
krste, toda ne bodo krste odpr-
te. Pogreb Sc bo 'vrsil cetrtek
OBJ 10. uri zjutraj v cerkev sv,
Vida in nato ma Calvary poko-
palisce, kjer bodo polozena v
druzinsko grobnico.
Poleg zgoraj omenjenih, XII SO
postal zrtve katastrofe, so bill
tudi sledeci smrtni slucaji, XII
pa MISC V zvezi nesreco:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-25
JENNIE MERHAR

Pokojna Jennie Merhar, ro
jena Vidervol, je bila 46 let sta
"a, ter je stanovala ma 1O15 E
81 St. Donna jc bila il Dolenje
vasi pri Gorici, odkoder je pri-
sla Cleveland pred 26. lett
Bila je clanica drustva sv. Girl
la in Metoda st. Is S. D. T., pri
katerem je njen soprog tajnik
in podruznice st. 25 S. 4. z. Ia
pusca soproga Franka, dve
hcerki Olgo in Janet, ter vec So
rodnikov. Pogreb Sc je vrsil da-
mes Oh 8:15 zjutraj il pogrebne-
ga zavoda Jos. zele in sinovi,
65O2 St. Clair Ave.. V cerkey
sv. Vida in nato ma Calvary po-
kopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-25

dirali. v tel druzini je bilo sest
zrtev strasne nesrece, v kateri
so zgubili svoja zivljenja o {
druzine Louis; star 62 let, ME.
gov sin William, p. d. Sharkey
star "a let, samski, njegovj
hcerki Christine Sintic, stara 81
let in Vera Kastelic, stara 29
let, % meseceEs star Louis Ka-
stelic, sincek We're, in emo leto
stara Geraldina, hcerka maj
mlajse Safranove hcere Louise,
porocena Fulcher.
Pokojni Safran je bill Re deli
casa bolan in vsled sladkorne
bolezni, XII ga je nekaj let muci-
la, so mu morali pred casom cd
rezati ODE nogi v stegnu. Druzi-
na je svojecasno zivela ma East
SO St., kjer je vodila gostilno.
Hisa ma E. 62. cesti, k jer je
druzina sedaj zivela, je svoje.
casno bila last Strnisove druzi-
ne, pozneje Tomaza Kluna, zad
ME case pa Safranove druzine.
Hci pokojnika, Christine Sin
tic je svojim soprogom
Charles stanovala na 1143 Ad-
Olson Rd., hci Vera Kastelic pa
s svoiim soprogom Louis in
sinckom pa V hisi oceta. Radi
bolezni oceta, so hcere prihaja-
le ma dom in mu stregle, Gocim
je bill William zaposlen pri
Traffic Police Department in je
prisel domov k pocitku, ko ga
.ie doletela neSreca.
Pokojni Safran je bill donna IL
Trebnjega ma Dolenjskem. zena
mu je umrla pred nekaj lett. Bill
je clan drustva Lipa st. 129
SNPJ.
Christine Sintic in Vera Ka-
stelic ste bill clanici drustva
Marie Magdalene st. 1852 KS
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POSOJILNICA ODPRTA

Vodstvo slovenske posojilni-
ce St. Clair Savings and Loan
Co., ma vogalu E. 63 St. in st.
Clair Ave-, sporoca, da je po-
sojilnica sedaj odprta in po-
sluje kot obicajno. Priporoca
Sc trgovcem in onim, kateri so
ysled petkove nesrece zgubili v
pozaru papirnat denar, vojne
bonde, zavarovalninske police,
bancne knjizice in druge vred-
nostne papirje, da Sc zglasijo v
njih uradu, kjer Sc Jim bo nudi-
10 v tenn oziru vso pomoc in ma
Svete.
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mel donna $5OOO-
| DA DENAR JE VAREN

Frank Merhar je incl ma svo-
jem donu ma 1915 e. 90 st. s5,-
600 v.bankcvcih posse in $40. v
paniki jc bill denar izgabljen. To-
da bill ie maiden. in ko je. Merhar
vsoboto zjutraj prisel ma q. po-
licijskc postajo, je tam zvedel.
a je denar ma varnem in da ga
30 dcbil nassj. Merharieva lena
lic'v pczafu isgubiia ziyljenje.
Y razydlinah rckc hise ,1a e.
q st. jc poiicija nasla plocevi-
t1asto 6easljo, ' kateri SO bill.
pseahlki alpepelj ljenih' bankovcev.
ii. 40 predstavljaii ysoto $15,-
0oe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-25
URSULA ZALOKAR

V soboto OBJ 3. uri zjutraj je
umrla IA posledicah operacije
la glavi dobro poznana Ursula
Zalokar, rojena Yanchar, sta
nujoca na 1877 Addison Rd. Bo-
lehala je teden dni. Stara je BIZ
la 81 let, ter je bila donna IL
smihela pri zuzemberku, p. d.
s;trmiceva. Bila je clanica dru-
$tva Marie Magdalene st. 1852
KSKJ, drustva Danica st. II
SDZ in podr. st. Is SzZ. Tu "a =
pusca soproga Henry, donna il
Sadinje vasi, fara zuzemberk,
otroke: Anna Gabrenja, Ursuli-
na Widmar, Henry, Joseph,
Emily Simoncic in Ensign Ray
mond, XII Sc nahaja V Fallon,
Nevada, XII je ,dospel Ma pogreh
Poleg omenjenih zapusca po-
kO.nica sestrO Rose Urbancic,
brata Jakoba in James Yam
char ter sedem vnukov in mno-
go sorodnikov. Pogreb oskrbuje
Grdinov pogrebni zavod, tru-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-25
Mnogo ljudi IL
naselbine Sc
nahaja v b0lnicah

V petek popoldne in pozno v
noe so ambulancni avtomobili ne
prestano vozili zrtve plinske ka-
tastrofe v bolnisnice, kjer so
zdravniki in bolnicarke delali
brez odmora in pocitka, da poma-
gajo resiti zivljenja tezko ope-
ceninn, drugim pa da nudijo pr
vo pomoc.
V soboto zjutraj so bill nuj-
nostni oddelki vseh bolnisnic ma
vzhodni strani mesta do skraj-
nosti natrpani. Ambulancni vo-
zovi so pripeljali vanje 214 oseb.
Mnogo jih je bilo naslednji
dan odpuseenih, drugi pa Sc Sc
vedno nahajajo bolnisnicah.
Kot razvidno il seznamov, XII SO
jih objavile oblasti, Sc med mimi
nahajajo sledeci nasi ljudje:
Charity Hospital
Mary Modic, 40, stanujoca ma
1893 E. 81 St.
Betty Ponikvar, ~, stanujoca
ma 966 E. 141' St.
Matte Rakovec, IS, stanujoc
ma 1915 Spokane Ave
st. Aleris Hospital
Mrs. Julia Mencin, ID, stan
nujoca ma 1O15 E. 81 St.
Lakeside Hospital
Mary Benarik, 81, stanujoca
ma 1898 e. IS St.
Anton Kennick, 70, stanuioc
ma 982 E. "a st.
Joseph Kobe, AZ, stanujoc ma
92C5 Superior Ave.
Chenille Hospital
Joseph Kotnik, stanujoc nekje
ma 81 st.
| Harry Resell, stanujoc ma 1858
Marquette Ave.
Joseph Wenzel, stanujoc ma
HOLT e. so st.
Littheran Hospital
Joseph Jartz, 7OO9 Hecker
Ave. . I..
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pogrebnega zavoda August +
Svetek, 478 e. 152 st.
v ZADNJE SLOVO

Clanice drustva sv. Ane st. A
SDZ so prosene, da Sc nocoj oh
9. uri zberejo v Zakrajskovem
pogrebnem zavodu, 6016 st.
Clair Ave., da izkazejo zadnjo
cast umrli clanici Josephine
Kasic, jutri, OBJ 1890 uri zju-
traj pa da Sc udelezijo pogreb-
ne mase v cerkvi sv. Vida.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-25
JOSEPHINE KASIC

Mladcnka Josephine KaSic,
st&Ta p let, je bila rojena Y
ClcVclandu. Tukaj zapusca oCe-
t. Altona, brata Cpl. Franka,
in SeStrc: Frances, Antoinette
Ietranic, Ann Fischer in So
phie. Stanovala je ma 1902 E.
Gl St. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil iz Ia
kraj ajskovega pogrebnega zavo-
d., 6Ol6 st. Clair Ave. V cetrtek
Zjutraj cerkev sv. Vida in ma
to na Calvary pokopalisce.
M.zRy ROSE ZIGMAN
Pokojna y nv Rose Zigman,
rOjena Kasic, TO- sestra umrle
mlade,1ke Josephine Kasic, je
stanovala ma 1908 E. g. ST. Sta
ra je bila 20 let in je biia role
ma V Clevelandu. Tukaj zapus>r
soproga Franka, heerko Mary
Ann, oceta Anton Kasic, brata
Cpl. Franka, sestre: Frances,
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v COLUMBUSU

Mr.. Matt Intihar sc nahaja te
dni v Columbus, Ohio, kjer Sc je
udelezil konvencije zavaroval-
ninske druzbe.
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Iplo pa lezi v pogrebnem zavodu
Wilkelis, 62O2 Superior Ave. cd
koder Sc je pogreb vrsil danes
OBJ 10. uri zjutraj v cerkev sv.
Vida in nato ma Calvary poko-
palisce, druzinsko grobnico.
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SAFRANOVA DRUZINA

Louis Safran je' incl svoj
dom ma 1901 E. 62 St., to je
zadnja hisa ma 62. cesti, ter tik
plinskih tankov, XII so eksplo-
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NOVI GR 3 VI

PodroEnosti o sledecih, XII so
zgutiIi svoja zivljenja pretekli
petek, ko je strasna katastrofa
zadela naSo naselbinO, SO:
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JEANETTE GARNETT

V druzinski tragediji, XII Sc
le pred par dnevi pripetila '
Euclidu, je zgubila svoje xiv.
ljenje jeanette Garnett, rojens
Sekulich, stanujoca ma 2327(
Arms Ave., Euclid, O. Zapusca
oceta Johna, sestre Mary Ger.
monovich, Anna Shrimrack, e.
la Vranich in Rose Bachelor
ter brate John, Nick in Cpl. Pc.
ter, XII Sc nahaja preko morja
in soproga Erwina, bivsi poll.
cist v Euclidu. Pogreb Sc je vr-
Sill danes OBJ 2. uri popoldne il
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Antoinette Fischer in Sophie.
FOIl e. Sc DO yr5il cotTvek zju-
N>i IL ZahIajSkovega pogreb-
mega Za"oda, ce"kev sv. Vida
in n;.to M Calvary pokopalisce.
PATRICIA ANN ZIGMAN
Mall: Patricia Ann Zigman,
,ta1a tri leia, .je bila ncerka po-
kojne Mary Rose Zigman, l0O8
T. 81 ST. Za2Usca oceta Frarka
in *c*tlico Mary Ann. Pcc"tb
Sc bo vr5il il Zakro Skove':a PC
|grebnega zaVoda, 6Ol6 St. Clair
Ave-, cerkeV sV. Vida III nato
ma Calvary pokopalisce, -
GEORGE KALCIC
George Kalcic, star G2 let,
stanujoc M 1907 e. 62 st., IA
IpusCa pas1orke: Mary Hop
E.n&, Martha Zack in Nick Seco-
lie. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil il u:ii:.TaJ-
$koVega pogrebnega zavc d a,
.60l6 st. Clair Ave., V cetrtck
ob 9. uri zjutraj cerkev sv.
, H3Vla ma E. 40 St. in ST. Clair
AVc.. ter nato na Calvary poko-
paliSCc. r..
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-06

lines crossed recrossed all these neighbor nations
Had the situation continued along the lines it was
following five years ago. we might have met chal-
lenge from Berlin which would have resulted in a
devastating war on our continent The fact that
Britain and Russia engaged Germany in battle
brought to the United States broad diplomatic,
political and commercial triumphs this side OF the
Atlantic.
Should our Allies in Europe demand the whip
hand in South Central American affairs, the
United States would be the first to object And
properly So They have not done up to this point
nor is there any indication that they will in the
future
Our rights and obligations in Europe are con-
fined to the general thesis that shall to it that
governments there established willed by the gov
erned; that they designed to perpetuate peace;
that no nation shall be allowed advantages beyond
those OF his neighbors. When are tempted to go
beyond that we must stop to consider what our own
reactions would be should Josef Stain attempt to
force himself into the details of relationships between
the United States and Mexico, the republics of
Central America including Panama
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-06
OFF COMES $4,000, 900

This hot correspondence TOOK
place while Ickes' budget was being
scrutinized by Congressman john
sons Appropriations subcommittee
and when johnson got through,
not only had he Topped off $1,000
600 beyond what the parsimonius
Budget Bureau recommended, but
he had written into his report some
scathing critical language about the
Indian Bureau which had stood out
against Jed's ex-law partner.
THE office of Indian Affairs,
wrote johnson, needs a thorough
overhauling and reorganization with
a view to securing greater admin
istrative efficiency and the result
ant economies which will follow
such a change"
Unterior Department officials
figure that Jed didn't consider seal
ing his ex-partner,s law fee down
from $500 to $3.50 to be an
economy
Then, aiming straight at the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
johnson continued In addition
to being weak administrator, he
has many fanciful impractical
theories and is likewise unfortunate
III some instances in his selection
Of supervisory personnel"
However, this wasn't Johnson's
only grippe For some years Ickes
had kept on the pay roll ex-Con-
gresham James McClintic of Ok
lahoma, an old friend of Johnson's.
McClintic served in chair-warm-
ing job as special assistant to the
Secretary of the Interior and, after
nine years, Ickes proposed trans
ferring him to work outside Wash
ington, to which he was better suit
ed But McClintic refused tc go,
whereupon Ickes let him out
This caused more gnashing of
Johnsonian teeth Finally Jed got
his friend a job with the War De-
partment, but he didn't hesitate to
let Ickes know his reactions Ac-
tually, he didn't have to let Ickes
know. For Ickes read the bad news
in Johnson's appropriations bill
with its cut of 100000 and its
various other criticisms of the In
terror Department.
But one thing in the bill was es-
pecially interesting Although john