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Pearl Harbor Inquiry
Cincinnati Enquirer)

Nothing will be gained by pushing to a conclusion too early investigations of underlying the Pearl Harbor disaster, by forcing immediate trial" of principals involved The bitterness and fault-find ing which resulted from the U S. defeat still is sharply defined It would be difficult, in face of such wide spread national feeling to arrive at just decisions, either in the inquiry in any trials which might follow Advantages to be gained from an inquiry of this type-and there are many-would be lost com petely if prejudces allowed to interfere with cool and studied appraisal of actual facts.
 Individuals are likely to seek scapegoats whom to place the blame for any unpleasant disastrous incident This is particularly true when the indi- vidual himself is, in some measure, responsible for the unfortunate circumstance. What is true of indi viduals often is true of nations and we find the United States-or considerable section of tanxious to find person or persons upon whom to fasten the stigma of full responsibility for Pearl Harbor As matter of fact this will be most difficult thing to do In all probability it will be impossible
 We have no code of law under which we can convict on criminal charge man guilty of an error in judgment. We can convict him for breach of the statutes-but that is all. If a disastrous fire breaks out in theatre, and the manager can prove he had conformed to every legal requirement. he cannot be sent to prison because he erred in some particular operation.
 Military commanders responsible for the Hawaiian district hardly be accused of planning to assist the Japanese It is not likely that they neglected any for safety demanded Dy peacetme military regulations. Those commanders were taken by sur prise just most of the United States was taken by surprise They erred in judgment, just we all erred Perhaps in view of their broader opportunity for information their less excusable than ours, but stin it was only
 We can gain much, nationally, from complete study of the peculiar conditions which made the sneak attack possible. But that study should be directed toward the general public feeling of pacfstic aSsitude as well as toward the feeling it reflected in the administration of Army and Navy officials in Honolulu.
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world Our investments even be- fore the war were as far-flung as those of the British. Our current indirect investments through Lend Lease are beyond imagination. Likewise our diplomacy should be bold and strong and vigorous-not selfish except for one thing.
 That one thing is that, in return for our Lend-Lease, in return for sending our boys abroad, in return for the ships we have given the British, we want one dividend-an orderly world after this war
 Unfortunately, we are not making much progress toward getting it.. And we are not going to get it with British troops now occupying Ethiopia, where the germs of this war were planted by Mussolini; or with British tanks lined up around the Belgian House of Parliament while a vote IS taken, or WlUn the British Ambassador telling the Italians that Count Sforza cannot serve in their Cabinet because he is against the King.
 Those actions are not in accord with the principles of the Atlantic Charter, and they are not what we entered the war for But wonder whether the new men in the State Department, some like MT. Grew, trained to follow British diplomacy, others like Ed Stettinius, trained to speed Lend-Lease to the British, will be able to change their tactics and do some hard-fisted bartering for the only thing in which we are interested-permanent peace.
 This is rather large mouthful, and I didn't mean to get so steamed up. But anyway, study hard on current events.
 Love, Daddy
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SHIPS FOR VICTORY

substantial share of the credit for the victorious fight the Allies waging against the Axis belongs to the shipyards principally in the United States and the United Kingdom which offset the worst that enemy nlarauders could do to our shipping the high seas
 Under ordinary circumstances, sinkings by enemy action might have hamstrung the entire Allied war effort This was emphasized by the fact that report shows the Allies and neutral countries lost total of 5758 merchant ships from the time the war started until the end of 1943 This virtually third of the entire merchant marine tonnage of the world at the time the war began The figures mean, in brief that the shipping tonnage available to England and the United States for the huge demands of war was roughly cut in half by the enemy.
 By last year, the effectiveness of the submarines
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TAIL ON BRITISH KITE

The chief thing I remember about Joe Grew, however, is that he followed the old school of Am erican diplomacy which believed in being the tail on the British kite. Whatever the British Foreign Off, flee did, Grew and those trained with him did likewise. They took the stand that British diplomats knew more than we, that the British fleet was bigger, that British investments were more widespread. Therefore, we had to follow the British.
 But today that isn't the case. Our fleet is the biggest in the
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Washington Merry
 Go-Round

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JOE CREWS BACKGROUND

Take, for instance, the new Un- dersecretary Joseph c. Grew. I knew him quite well when he was Undersecretary of State under Frank B. Kellogg. MT. Grew is blessed with infinite charm, lovely children and a great deal of money from his relatives, the J. P. Nor gans. His daughters have married diplomats, one of them very able diplomat who was also a Morgan relative It's like the principle fol- lowed by John L. Lewis-a closed shop.
 But despite his charm, Joe Grew got MT. Kellogg into more hot water in Mexico and Nicaragua than the State Department had seen in years. Finally, the career clique promoted themselves into diplomatic posts abroad, and Grew became Ambassador to Turkey There he did an excellent job. His tact, his wherewithal to give fine parties made him most popu- lar, And he was a much better observer abroad than he was an executive. Later, he also did fine job in Japan. But it seems to me such a mistake to take a skilled foreign observer and try to make him into the administrator of a very delicate piece of machinery especially when he failed at it once before.
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which depends whether or not we will have to fight another war
 If old John D. Rockefeller, ST. were alive today, I would trust him more than his grandchildren to run our foreign affairs He was tough, shrewd, and would never have let any foreign diplomats take away our shirt.
 Or I would even trust John L. Lewis more than his son to handle our international negotiations. Lewis is a real negotiator. He has built up his union with the same hard boiled, selfish tactics of John D. Rockefeller. He gets what he wants.
 But actually, I don't believe that we have to call upon predatory old birds like the elder Rockefeller or Lewis, or their inexperienced children, to run our foreign affairs. And especially I don't think that, out of l3o,o00,o0O people it is wise
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HOROSCOPE "The stars incline
 bat do not compeW
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16
 Until afternoon, adverse plane tary aspects are active. Today is g time for relaxation and recreation
 HEART AND HOME Mental un- rest may prevail in homes where approach of holidays emphasizes absence of loved ones. Intense ac- tivities will help in avoiding anxie- ties and apprehension. Special at tention to underprivileged children is recommended.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Factories where early reconversion are pos sible will profit greatly early in the new year. Widespread careful plan ming aided by the Government, is to prove successful. The morning of this day will be most fortunate for merchants.
 NATIONAL ISSUES: Migrations of persons who arouse racial or religious prejudices will be resented in many communities of the South and the far West next year, it is forecast. The seers warn that in the development of the new order there must be no tolerance of sell fishness and practical democracy must prevail
 INTERNATIONAL A AIR s: The New Moon on the cusp of the eighth house seems to presage dis cords among the Allies. British financial or commercial aims will cause discussion. Again deaths of notable men and women are fore shadowed War strain will prove serious for statesmen and leading officers of the armed forces.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of fin ancial perplexities which should be finally solved satisfactorily.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be able to reach uncom- mon success if their talents are directed wisely They may be in clined toward the arts or the learned professions.
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to pick two offsprings of the House of Morgan and one offspring of the House of Rockefeller to be Secre- tary of State, Undersecretary and Assistant Secretary-any more than it would be wise to put three sons of labor leaders in the State De- partment.
 One of them wouldn't hurt. But when you stack three of a kind in a row, plus another courteous gentleman, Will Clayton, who con- trols two-thirds of the country's cotton, then our foreign relations are likely to get out of focus.
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I945 AUTO LICENSE

Plates will be on sale at the City Clerks office beginning Mon day, Dec. 18th, but must not be placed on vehicles until Jan. 1st.
 J. E. KEARNY,
 City Clerk.
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had been radically curtailed But meanwhile, the pro- duction of ships in Allied shipyards had been stepped up enormously and it was through this means largely that able to keep the oceanic cargo lines moving During the last year of ship building has far outstripped snkings, to the point where the Allied merchant marine is the largest in history.
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10000 Nemcev z generalom ma celu
Sc predalO Amerikancem v Franciii

BEAUGENCY, Francija, 16.
septembra: - Danes Sc je pre-
dalo ID e v e tt ameriski armadi
10000 Nemcev, XII so bill odse-
kani v juzni Franciji, ko so Sc
nahajali ma begu proti meji raj
ha.
Predajo nemske armade, XII je
.sestojala IL najrazlicnejsih sku-
pin cd marinov pa do navadne
pehote, je izvrsil nacijski gene
raj Eric h Elsner, XII je vodil
svoje cete cd spanske meje v
brezupnem poizkusu, da utece
zajetju Cd sovraznika.
Predaja Sc je izvrsila v blizi-
nj reke Loire. Ceremonija je BIZ
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Rusi zasedli
Sofijo; dirkajo
proti Grcciijji

LONDON, II. septembra. -
Ruske cete so vceraj dospele v
Sofijo, glavno. mesto Bolgarije
potem pa brez odmora dirkale
naprej proti Jugoslaviji, z ma
menom, da odsekajo okrog 20O,-
900 Nemcev v Grciji in ma E.
gijskih otokih.
Istocasno so sovjetske cete
nadaljevale boji "a obkolitev
Varsave.
Rdeca vojska, drvec skoz;
Romunijo in v oblasti Bolgarije,
je re kontaktu partizanski-
mi cetar1i v Ceskoslovaski in
Jugoslaviji, ter brzo pritiska
pecat ma balkanski impel.ij Hit
lerja in njegovih satelitov.
PoroCila il Sofije pravijo, da
je prebivalstvo bolgarske pre-
stolice priredilo Rdeci vojsKi
navdusen sprejem.
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Vesti IL zziyijenja ameriSkih Slovencev

Milwaukee, Wis. - ane S
18. sept, Sc je v Port Wash
ingtonu pricela konvencija Ju-
goslovanske podporne zveze
Sloge, XII ina svoj delokrog v
Wisconsin,, steje 18 drustev in
okrog 2400 clanov. Konvencije
Sc udelezi 73 delegatov in osem
81. odbornikov. Vrsila sc bo v
mestni hisi in bo trajala okrog
stir dni.
Detroit, Mich. - Dne 4. sep
tembra je Anton Potokar prejel
brzojav cd vojnega department
ia, da je bill njegov sin Cpl. OF.
to J. Sem ubit v Franciji Il. av.
gusta. Sluzil je pri rusilcih tan
kov. K vojakom je bill poklicar
4. marca 1912 in V Anglijo po.
Sian proslega maja. Rojen je bil
10. oktobra 1919 v Naylorju
Mo-, in clan SNPJ. v Amerik
zapusca oceta, maceho, stir te
te - Josephine Dolinar v OK.
mulgeeju, Okla, Mary Sem ii
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Novii grobovii
JOHN ZALETEL JR.

Po dolgi bolezni je umrl John
Zaletel NIL, star 81 let, stanu-
Joe ma 1920 St. Clair Ave. Ro-
jen ie bill v Clevelandu in je bill
clan drustva Jugoslav Camp st,
293 w. O.. w. ,Tukaj zapusea SO.
progo Mary, rojeno Korosec
diva sinova Johna in Roberta, O.
ceta Johna, tri brate: Victoria
Stanleyja in Edwarda ter Sc
stro Edith Saloman. Pogreb sc
DO vrsil v torek oh 9. uri zju-
traj il Zakrajskovega pogreb.
mega zavoda, 6O16 st. Clair
Ave., v cerkev sv. Vida in nate
ma Calvary pokopalisce.
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ANTON GRZINCIC

V soboto OBJ 11:2O uri zvecer
je v Glenville bolnisnici premi-
nil Anton Grzincic, star 60 let,
stanujoc ma 97O E. 2O7 st. Do
ma je bill IL sela Klana blizu
Fiume ma Primorskem, odkoder
je prisel v Ameriko pred 80. le-
tt. Bill je clan drustva Slovenski
dom st.. 6 S. D. z. in kluba
Ljubljana. Tukaj zapusca sina
Johna in brata Jerome. Pogreb
Sc bo vrsil v sredo oh 8:15 uri
zjutraj iz pogrebnega zavoda
August Svetek, 478 E. 152 St.,
v cerkev sv. Kristine in nato ma
Calvary pokopalisce.
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la preprosta in dramaticna.
Nemski vojaki so Sc vedno no
sill orozje, katerega MISC hoteli
odloziti, dokler MISC dobili "a
gotovila, da bodo varno odve-
deni v ameriska ujetniska tabo-
risca.
Bill so sicer brezupno obko-
ljeni, ampak vsled strahu pred
mascevanjem Cd strani Franco
zov Sc MISC hoteli podati, dokler
MISC dospeli do Loire, kjer so Sc
izrocili Amerikancem. Priprave
"a predajo je napravil porocnik
Samuel Magill, XII je donna IL
Ashtabula, Ohio.
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Titouo sporo6ilo Juznin,
Slouanon1 U Ameriki

Zdruzen odbor juznoslovanskh Amerikancev New
Yorku e prejel Cd predsednika ugosovanske Wade dr.
1Vana Subasca sledeei kabelgram: T. -
Radio postaja "Svobodna Jugoslavija" je dine 49,
septembra t. menu marsala Tita podala sledece spo
rocilo Amerikancem jugoslovanskega porekla:
"ce tudi je bila nasa cd Nemcev in drugih okupa-
torjev podarmjena domovina vec kot ri leta popono
ma odsekana Cd zunanjega sveta, smo bill mi domov
nj prav cd preeka nase tezke borbe obvesceni
da ste vi Amerki pravilno razumei, ka e dogaalo
"Nad vse vese srno znan ia, da sc vi Amerki moe
trudte da doseze sloga narodov Jugoslave Vase
delo je bo nezmerne koristi Jugoslayij. nasi
tez osvobodiln borb e bilo nase glavno geso sloga
in bratstvo nasega naroda katerega je sovraznik
noma hujskal notranjm preprn, cljem, da tako uni
clio drug dugega Ma zalost je bo nekoko ljudi ma
81 domovni XII so suz kot orode rokah sovraznika.
ITEM domacm zdaalcem je uspelo, ustanovti Zveze S
seb enakimi nozemstvu, kot je primer Fotc Ame-
riki in razn drugi izdajaci XII MISC povzroca
dor med Srbi Hrvat Slovenci in drugmi temvec tudi
skusa zavesti amersko avnost pravih dogodkih Ju
|gosavij
"Ogromna je vasa zasluga ker ste svojo neumor-
mo aktivnosto uspeli razkrnka te udi in odkr pred
svetovno avnostjo pravo resnco da Narodno osvobod
mo gbane svojo vojsko in parizansknh odredi praV
od pceka vodi nadclovesko borbo osvobojene svo-
domovine in ustvarev move in srecnese Jugoslavl-
je Ia to Sc vam moi sonarodnjaki in JAZZ naprisrc
neje zahvaljuemo imenu vsega nasega naroda, XII je
dial in Sc vedno dale strahove zrtve dosego ega c
1lia Preprcan SEM da boste tud bodoce nadaljeva
pomocjo nasi materijano razoran domovin, bo zah-
tevala nadcoveske napore da obnovi IL razvain in
mizerije katere 50 povzrocili fasistcn napadalci.
"smrt fasizmu! svoboda narodu! a~s..~
| sPredsednik odbora
! Narodnega osvobojenja Jugoslavije
marsal Jugoslavije
| Tito
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5sR
NaSSii
r o. o. -
fantje-po.iaki

Stanley Gubanc, Petty Off
Ger 2/c, sin Mr.. in Mrs. Joe GU
banc, 15607 Holmes Ave-, je
prejel odlikovanje "a izredno
hrabrost kot topnicar pri NOR
narici. Y svoji sluzbi pri NORMA
rici je bill ze petkrat preko NOR
ia. Nahajal Sc je ma Saipan oto-
ku, v Angliji, Islandiji, Italiji
in ma Ruskem. ,Zadnjic je bill
donna ma dopustu pred tremi
|tedni, sedaj pa Sc ~nahaja V So
h v California;. e mornarici je
prostovoljno vstopil pred dve-
mi in pol lett.
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Danes zgodaj zjutraj je ber-
linski radio naznanil, da so te-
kom noci v blizini Moerpelta in
Eidovena ma Holandskem pri-
stale nadaljne zavezniske padal-
ne cete, kar Sc je zgodilo oci-
vidno namenom, da sc ojacj
sile, XII so tam preje pristale.
Vec holandskih NEST Osvobo-
jcnih
Kakor Sc poroca, so padalne
cete vrgle Nemce IL vec nizo-
zemskih NEST v blizini nemSke
meje.
Docim zavezniski vrhovni 81
stan nj porocal, kje so padalne
cete pristale, pa nemska poro-
ella pravijo, da SO Sc ameriski
britski in poljski vojaki spusti
Ii ma zemljo v blizini Nijmege-
ma, IL mill zapadno in nekolikc
severno cd kraja Kleve, kjer j
konec Siegfriedove linije.
Anglezi istOcasnO pOdvZeli mo-
gocno ofenzivo
Vzporedno z zracno invazijc
holandskega ozemlja v nepo.
sredni blizini nemSke meie sc
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Anglezi podvzeli mogocno ofen-
zivo, katera prodira JUNO cd
krajev, kjer SO pristale padalne
cetc.
Neko porocilo S fronte pravi,
da SO Anglezi dive milf globoko
v holandskem ozemlju in da dr.
WHO proti krajem, XII so v rokah
padalnih Get.
Toda najvaznejsi udarec je
bill ocividno napravljen pri Nej-
menegu, XII Sc nahaja oh Reni in
Sc nahaja samo 6 mill cd nem-
ske meje. Cd tn znasa razdalja
do Berlina samo 315 mill.
Mostisce ma vzhodnem bregu
Rene Zavzeto
Severno Cd mesta Kleve Mem
ci MISC zgradili trdnjav IL ce-
menta in jekla, ker so Sc oei-
vidno zanasali ma Severno' NOR
je kot obrambo p,osi ~invaziji.
Kakor Sc poroca, :je bilo "
Berlinu objavljeno porocilo, Xxi
priznava, da so zavezniske sile
ma omenjenem sektorju preko-
racile Reno in ustanovile opori-
| Sea ma njenem vzhodnem bregu.
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MA OBISKU

V soboto sc je mudil ma obi,
sku Clevelandu Mr.. Mirko
Markovic, urednik srbskega IL
sta Slobodna Rice, v Pitts
burgh, Pa. V nedeljo, "a. sep
tembra, Oh Z. uri zvecer Sc bo V
Slov. domu, 57th & Butler ST.,
Pittsburgh, Pa, vrsil banket v
|p ocast Rev. Drenovea, il
|Youngstowna, Ohio, ki Sc j. pri-
druzil uredniskemu stabu lista.
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MIKE NARANCIC

V soboto oh $50 uri zjutrai
je umrl Mike Narancic, rodom
il Srbije, stanujoc ma 1879 E.
33 St. Star je bill 81 let in je de-
lal 21 let kot livar v Art Brass
Aluminium g. Casting Co. Ia
pusca soprogo Ammo, rojenc
Boic, donna il zumberaka ma
Hrvatskem, tri hcere: Julio
Mary in Anna, ter sina Emilia
XII Sc nahaja z armada ma Pa
cifiku. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v sre
do oh l. uri popoldne il pogreb
mega zavoda A. Grdina in sino
vi v cerkev sv. Save.
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ia NEMCEV OBTOzENIH
RADI KRIVE REGISTRACIJE

NEW YORK, IA. septembra.
- Zvezna velika porota je da-
nes tukaj ma zahtevo justicnega
tajnika Biddla naperila obtozbe
proti ia nemskim naseljencem,
da so lcta 1912, ko je bila odre-
jena registracija "a vse nedr-
zavljane, zakrili svoje zveze z
naciisko stranko. Med obtoze-
mimi Nemci je tudi 35-letni ba-
ron Louis Karl Dethard Kurt
Wolk Won Matthiessen, poznan
tukaj kot Wolf Mathoesen, XII
je uposlen kot filmski urednik
pri kim o podjetju March of
Time"
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Amalijo Zikovic v Salt Lake Ci-
tyju, Utah, Katarino Mlakar v
Helperju, Utah, in bratranca
Johna in Franka Potokar v Chi
cagu.
Chicago. - Tajnik drustva st.
Sc S. N. P. J. je bill obvescen,
da je padel ma juznem Pacifi-
ku clan Steve Novakovich, star
81 let in rojen v Clinton, Ind. -
Walter Samp, clan istega dru-
stva, pa je bill ranjen.
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ZADNJA CAST

Clanom kluba "Ljubljana" sc
naznanja, da je umrl Clan An
ton Grzincic, $40 e! 2O7 St.
,Prosi Sc clane, da Sc v torek oh
8. uri zvecer zberejo v Svetko.
VEN pogrebnena zavodu, da mu
izkazejo zadnjo cast, ter da Sc
Epo nnoznosti udele5ijo njegove'
ga pcgreba V sredo, Oh Sis ur
zjutraj.
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Zracna armada zavzela mesta ma Nizozemskem
krat<eIye''sti
DEWEY PRAVI, DA
BI ODSLOVIL ICKESA

SPOKANE, Wash, 16. sept.
- Gov. Dewey JIG danes tn iz-
javil, da ako postane predsed-
mix, DO gledal, da bo zapad do.
bill zastopstvd v .kabinetu. Re-
kel je dalje, da med clani seda-
MEGA kabineta, ! sta notranji
tajnik Ickes in delavska tai
MICA Perkins prva diva, XII bi ju
odslovil, kadar pride Belo
hiso.
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MOVE RACIJSKE
ODREDBE PRIPRAVLJENE

WASHINGTON, 16. sept. -
OPA urad je danes naznanil, da
Sc jutrisnjim dnem zvisajc
racijski point "a rama zivila
XII Sc Sc vedno nahajajo ma IA,
cijski listi, obenem pa Sc je cd.
pravilo racijo "a vecino konser,
viranih zivil.
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VILE ROJENICE

Pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Gran.
garle, Wilcox, Pa, IL. septem-
bra SO Sc zglasile vile rojenice
in pustlle osem funtov tezkega
sincka. DeKisko ime matere j.
h1o Mary; Subic, in tako je Mrs
Mary Subic. rojena Sribar, pr
vic postaIas stara matt. cestita'
mo!
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FORD PRAVI, DA 30
ZVISAL DELAVSEE MEZDE

DETROIT, 16. sept. - Henry
Ford je danes podal izjavo, V
kateri je rekel, da re dali. casa
della ma nacrtu "a zvisanje de-
lavskih mezd in da bo to storil,
cim bodo vladne restrikciie ma
mezde odstranjene.
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IL BOLNIsNICE

Mrs. Frank Perusek, 1905
E. 1876 St, Sc je vrnila il bolnis-
nice ma svoj dom. Zahvaljuje
sse prijateljicam "a obiske in da~
rila v bolnisnici. Prijateljice 10
sedaj lahko obiscejo ma domu.
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OAR S, N. CITALNICI

Mr.. Saiovich, il New Yorka,
N. T., je pri syojemu obisku Y
Clevelandu pretekli teden obi
Iskal tudi Mrs. Opeka, 1927 y.
u St., ter sta pri tel priliki
ogledala S. N. Dom in darovala
$500 "a Slov. mar. eitalnico.