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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-21
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck, April 21 - MT. and Mrs. J. Curtiss Russell of Moore avenue and MT. and Mrs. Van R. Jones of Hard street are vacation ing in Florida.
 Local schools closed this after noon for a week-long recess. This is the second vacation this year in weeks-after Christmas policy. The schools will openMay1.
 Joy Heavens, daughter of MT. and Mrs. James Heavens of Dunn avenue, celebrated her fifth birth day Monday and was given party at her home. Games were played and refreshments were served. Among the many gifts presented to Joy was a $100 War Bond from her parents.
 The children present included; Jan Noble, Beverly Ash, James Klr- by, Judy Hansleit, Paul Hanson, Donna Lovine, Joel Burkus, Bobby and Patsy Gallagher, Jack, Jane and Elaine Murphy, Sandra, Charle and Bonnie Hansleit. Shirley and Donnie Heavens, Narmo and Raven Konde, of Waterbury, and June CowleS of Woodbury.
 Rev. George P. Mayo, principal of the Blue Ridge Industrial school, Virginia, told oil his experiences among ttse mountain whites at St. Michaels parish house Thursday The talk was sponsored by the st. Michaers Women's auxiliary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-21
ARTHUR W. SMITH
 RITES SATURDAY
Former We'll Known Resi- dent Wies at Home in
 Monroe

Naugatuck, April 21.-The funeral of Arthur w. Smith, former we'll known resident, who died Wednes- day at his home in Monroe will be held Saturday at p. m. from the Bailey funeral home, 62 Oak street Rev. E. R. Hance will officiate.
 MT. Smith is survived by daugh- ter, Mrs. Grace Stevens and four granddaughters, Mrs. Ruth Nichols of Shelton, Evelyn, Gerard and Gwen Stevens of Monroe.
 The funeral home will be open tonight from z to 10. Interment will be in Hillside cemetery.
 All members of Centennial Lodge, I. O. o. F. are notified to assemble at the Bailey funeral home tonight at 7::3O. The odd Fellows burial service will be used for the funeral of the late MT. Smith who was a Past Grand and the oldest member of the lodge.
 Fined Tn Court
 Anton J. Klivicki, Is Nixon ave- nue, was fined $15 on a charge of breach of peace in borough court Thursday morning. He was found not guilty on another charge that of theft.
 P<aIty Transactions
 Two realty transactions were filed recently att he office of Town Clerk Raymond St. John. The Raydner Realty Co.,, sold lot on Beardsley avenue in Bristol Terrace to Flor ence Y. Danosky, according to one warranty deed. And a lot on Lewis street was sold to Victor and Pearl Lemoine by Irving and Ida Sincerbox, another deed showed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-21
MARY E. HENESSEY
 WED THURSDAY
Marriage to Lucius N. Tomlinson Took Place
 at St. Francis Rectory

Naugatuck, April 21-Miss Mary E. HennesSey, daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. James E. Hennessey and niece of Miss Anna V. Bowling, of A Lewis street, Naugatuck, be- came the bride of Lucius N. Tom- ltnson, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. l.. N. Tomlinson of 77 Walnut street at II o'clock Thursday morning in St. Francis rectory. Rev. George Dunn off1ciated at the ceremony which was followed by a wedding breakfast for members of the im- mediate families at Lift-the-Latch Inn, Middlebury. A reception for relatives and friends was held at the home of the brides aunt, Miss Anna V. Bowling in the afternoon. Miss Elizabeth Baukat, cousin of the bride, was in charge of the guests.
 The brides wedding gown was white with an embroidered net bodice, sweet heart neckline, three quarter length sleeves, edged with narrow net ruflle, Scalloped waist line and full net skirt over taffeta. A matching Dutch cap with three- quarter length imported illusion was worn as headdreSs and she carried a cascade bouquet of orchids and stephanotis.
 Miss Arlene Tomlinson, sister of the bridegroom was maid of honor and wore gown of shell pink ninon with high oval neckline and yoke edged with tailored ninon. trim, bishop sleeves, fitted midriff and fuu skirt over taffeta. She wore pink latticed Juliet cap with matching shoulder veil and carried a colonial bouquet of bachelor but tons and pastel sweet peas.
 Edward HenneSsey, brother of the bride, was MT. TominSon's best man.
 Miss Bowling received in a print ed silk jersey gown, red accessories and corsage of red carnations and white sweet peas. The bridegroom's mother wore a two-piece crepe Dresden blue dress, matching access sorles and a corsage of white iris.
 When the couple return from their unannounced wedding trip, they will reside at 139 Andrew ave- nue. The brides travelling costume consisted Of a three-piece gray pen- ell stripe suit, white accessories and corSage of white orchids.
 Mrs. Tomlinson is graduate of Lauralton Hall, Milford, mad was employed at the Naugatuck Chem lcal Company. The groom is affili- ated with the accounting and cost department of the Chemical Go.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-21

Naugatuck, April 21-The monthly report of the Chamber of Commerce shows bank savings deposits here have again increased, totaling $10,- PA, 734 in March compared to $10,- 129,42 in February. They re al- most two million dollars o, the total for March, 1943, $8,822, ,5Ov.
 Postal receipts were $9,487 in March as compared to $9,786 ir February. A total of 4,816 tele- phones were reported here in March by the Cember of Commerce, this being an increase of one over Feb ruary.
 Portable storage tanks are being made at the U. s. Rubber Co.,, foot wear plant and are capable of hold ing from 1000 to 5000 gallons oi water, the survey shows.
 The survey reports an experi- mental foundry has been built by the Eastern Malleable Iron Co.,. part of its postwar program and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-21

Nurses Aides included: Mrs. Fri- dolf Carlson, Miss Jane Swiderski, Mrs. Kenneth Fredsall, Mrs. Harvee Candee, Mrs. Alice Wooster; assist ing nurses, Mrs. William Labor, Mrs. Pe~ina Kwasnieski, Miss Julia Youle.
 First aid group, Mrs. Everett Welsh, Mrs. George Lewis, Mrs. Thomas Neary, Mrs. H. Dnvid Wsrd, Mrs. William Weary, Jr., Miss Vir- gi-'ia Smith, CanGeen workers, su- pervised by Mrs. Edrar Wyatt were: Mrs. Clarence Jones, Miss Dorothy Moss, Mrs. John Hayes, Jr., Mrs. Clarence A. Austin, Mrs. James LutZe, Mrs. Earl Barnum, Mrs. Charles l.. Berger, Mrs. Durwood Nichols, Mrs. William Hermonat, Mrs. James Kisane, Mrs. John Jones Mrs. Howard Peet, Mrs. Gisbert Mertelmeyer, Mrs. James Lyons, Miss lizabeth Lyons Mrs, F. Scott Conever, Mrs. Lauriston Moves, Mrs. Max Bloom, Mrs. Oscar Blomquist, Mrs. Leon Smith, Mrs. Grace Car roll.
 Canteen aides were: Mrs. Rae Weinhardt, Misses Audrey Cable, Teresa Aquavia, Jane Ruccio, Jane Nardello, Mureen Daly, Jane Pan- dolfe and Catherine Triano
 Staff assistants, supervised by Mrs. Leroy Wood, were: Mrs. Milton N. Forde, Mrs. Everett Rogers, Mrs. Harold w. Brown, Mrs. Harry An- derson, Mrs. Marshall Long, Mrs. Carl E. Anderson, Mrs. Andrew Watson, Mrs. Kenneth E. Johnson, Mrs. William Palmer.
 Boy Scouts who assisted included: Robert Hill, Donald House, Daniel Shanahan, Robert Hair, Robert Ly-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-21
otal Donation
 Is 173 Pints
 And Over Quota
Local Red Cross Chapter Supervised Arrangements, Miss Edith Steever and Nurses Assisting in
 the Work at the YMCA

Correspondent Larry shepley-PhOne Nausatuck ss4s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-21

Der of friends at a farewell party held at the Rinkus restaurant, Spring street. A supper was served, brief talks were given and purse was presented to MT. Sergeant. He will enter the service in the near future.
 Eagles to Elect
 Officers for the coming election will be nominated Monday night at 8 meeting of the Naugatuck Aerie of Eagles at 8 o'clock in the lodge
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-21
THOMAS LYNCH IS
 NAMED PRESIDENT
St. Francis Club Also Elect John F. Deegan, Alfred
 FrateSe and Others

Naugatuck, April 2l.-Thomas Lynch was elected president of St. Francis club Wednesday night, suc- ceeding John James Kissane. Others chosen were: Vice president, John F. Deegan; secretary, Alfred Fratesi; treasurer, Francis Caulfleld. Ernest Allen was named chairman of the entertainment committee, replacing Bernard Sullivan.
 Trustees of the club are Terrence Carmody, John O'Connell. John Mo Carthy and William Thurston. Plans for softball league for the junior division were discussed.
 Promoted to Sergeant
 Corp. George Wasdo. son of. Alex Wasdo of 10 Cotton Hollow, has been promoted to sergeant, his father has been informed. Sergt. Wasdo. who entered the Army Feb. 24, le4i and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-21
Bank Savings Increase
 Is Noted In Report
Chamber of Commerce Lists Postal Receipts at $9,. 487; A Total of 4,8l6 Telephones Marks Increase

1t contains an electric melting fur mace, a vertical centrifugal mold ing machine, sand mixer with aerator.
 Calvin K. Kazanjian, president ot the Peter Paul, Inc, and Louis H zeun, chief engineer, are visiting in the cocoanut production areas ot the Caribbean, the survey states.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-21
Final Meeting

Miss Evelyn Honan, retiring pres ident of the. Junior Woman's club, presided at the final meeting of the year this afternoon at S:15 in Ma
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-21

sonic hall. A musical and tea fol- lowed the business session.
 The officers for the next year were introduced by Miss Honan. Miss Dorothy Moss retired as the clubs advisor at the meeting.
 The speaker for the afternoon was Miss Louise Grainger fthe Nau- gatuck high school faculty.
 Farewell Party
 Elliott F. Sergeant of Anderson street was feted recently by a num-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-21

Naugatuck April q. = Local residents donated 173 pns of blood othe Hartford blood plasma unit at the the Y M C. A., casualty station yesterday The total donated eight the quota of 165 and the extra amount taken to offset any possible deficits that may occur in other trips
 The Naugatuck Chapter, Red Cross supervised the arrangements for the donations which proceeded smoothly with comparatively few rejectons occurring Miss Edith Seever executive secretary of the chapter said today
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-21
Local Residents Blood Donors

rooms, it was announced today.
 Elections will be held at the nrst meeting in May.
 Plans for a membership drive will also be discussed at the meet ing. President Joseph Mcclure will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-21

has been overseas since Jan. 31, 1942, is in the South Pacific area. Clarence Scheithe, John DiFranzo and George Barto all of Cotton Hollow, were with him for some time. Sergt. Scheithe is in California now and expects to be home soon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-21

ons, Donald Olson, Scott Conover, John O'Connell was in charge of the motor corps and Mrs. H. B. Tuttle's station wagon was used.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-21

Buses are now running on the Pan American Highway between Managua, Nicaragua, and Rivas. . distance of 50 miles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-21
SIX BRUSH FIRES
 IN LAST TWO DAYS
New Haven Railroad Futile Property Among LOcal=
 itieS Concerned

Naugatuck, April 21.-Six brush fires were eXtinguished by Nauga- tuck firemen Wednesday and Thurs day. One Thursday was at the Wi mot property, Spring street. An- other, later in the afternoon was on New Haven railroad property near the freight yard and box alarm, IA was sounded.
 The four Wednesday were as fol- lows: Shea estate, Pon street, Mrs. Annie B. Futile property, PA Mea- dow street; James Mcclure, prop erty, Johnson street; E. Carnorell property, 96 High street. All were quickly extinguished, Fire Chief John J. Sheridan said.
 Improvement was shown today of the condition of Burgess Andrew O'Tolle of Naugatuck who under went an operation at St. Mary's hospital, Waterbury, yesterday.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-03
PO VOJNE Sc OBETA
DOVOEJ DELA IA VSE

CLEVELAND, O. - Tukaj-
snji urad "a mobilizacijo vojnih
moci je na podlagi preiskave
prisel do zakljucka, da prehod
IL vojne V mirovno industrijo V
Ohiju ne. DO povzroCil vecje
brezposelnosti. Wis obstoji, da
bo zacasno odslovljenih lie
okrog 175,OOO oseb, oziroma sa-
mo 5 odstotkov vseh delovnih
moci, XII so danes zaposlene V
raznih industrijah sirom drza-
We. Razvidno je tudi, da DO po
padcu Nemcije V Ohiju vec mi
lijon oseb zaposlenih kot pa jih
je bilo zadnjem predvojnem
letu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-03
Rusi fOrmalnO
prOsili "a vstOp
v Jugoslaviijo

WASHINGTON, D. C. -
(OWD-Sovjetski radio je ne
davno objavil polno besedilo po-
rocila sovjetske agencije Tass,
glasom katerega je komanda
Rdece vojske pred vstopom V
Jugoslavijo formalno prosila
"a dovoljenje Jugoslovanskega
narodnega osvobodilnega sveta
ter sc zavezala, da bodo soviet
ske cete umaknjene IL Jugosla-
.vije, cim bodo vojaske operaci-
je zakljucene.
Jugoslovanski narodni svet in
poveljstvo Jug. osvobodilne VOL j.
ske sta sovjetski prosnji ugo-
.dila in sovjetska komanda je
sprejela pogoje Cd jugoslovan-
ske strani, glasom katerih Sc DO
v vseh okrozjih, kjer bo operi-
rala Rdeca vojska, priznavala
oblast civilne uprave Jugoslo-
vanskega narodnega osvobodil-
mega sveta.
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Nov grob
ANDREJ SEGA

Pretekli petek oh 9:3O uri
zvecer je po eno-tedenski bolez-
nj umrl Andrej Sega, samski,
star "A let, stanujoc pri svojem
necaku John Sega, v Wads-
worth, Ohio. Donna je bill il Ora
hovega pri Cerknici. Ko je zapu-
still svoj rojstni kraj Sc je nase-
lii v Brazilijo, kjer je bival tri
leta, nakar Sc je pred 40. lett
podal v Ameriko. zapus6a bra
ia v Clevelandu in vec drugill
sorodnikov. Pogreb Sc je vrsi]
vceraj. Bod mu lahka ameriska
gruda!
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Pc vseh znamenjih sodec, sc
nemska posadka ma Kreti naha-
ia v brezupnem polozaju, z OH
rom ma dejstvo; da so zavez-
niske sile re poprej okupirale O.
tok Chythera, XII lezi med Kreto
in grsko celino.
Kot Sc poroca, Nemci umika-
jo svoje cete z otokov oh juzni
grski obali, ampak nobenega
znamenja nj, da so izpraznili
Kreto, koje zavzetje cd strani
Nemcev padalnimi cetami je
bilo simbol najveejega nacijske-
ga triumfa, ko je bill Hitler ma
visku svoje moci.
Zavezniski stan v Rimu je ne
davno naznanil, da so zavezni-
ske bojne ladje ustvarile bloka-
do, okrog Krete, medtem ko je
zavezniska zracna sila nadalje-
vala napadi ma ondotne nacij-
ske instalacije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-03
REP. SENATOR NE
RD PODPIRAL DEWEYJA

ST. PAUL, Minn., 2. okt. -
Republikanski senator Joseph
H. Ball, je preteklo soboto izja-
vii, da ne DO vodil kampanje "a
izvolitev gov. Deweya, ker nj re-
publikanski predsedniski kan
didat povedal Sc nicesar, kar bi
ga prepricalo, da Sc namerava
V sluCaju izvolitve boriti "a pro-
gram, ki bi nudil resnicno nado
"a preprecenje move svetovne
vojne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-03
|Pismo cd slOven-
skega ujetnika v
|Severni Afriki

CHICAGO, ILL. - Slovenski
ameriski narodni svet je prejel
pred par dnevi pismo IL severne
Afrike, kjer Sc nahaja v ujet-
nistvu Slovenec Janez Babic,
donna il skofje Loke. Glasi Sc:
P. N. Slovenski ameriski svet!
Podpisani Janez Babic pro-
sim, &c cenjeni naslov INA ne
kaj 6. Francetu Jamniku, ro-
jenemu v skofji Loki, Spodnji
trg 4S, bivajocemu v Honolulu
(Hawaii). Ker je on moi sorod-
mix in re Cd leta 1941, odkar je
bill pri mas prevrat, ne vemo mic
zanj, prosim ako Vam je mo.
goce zvedeti nekaj o MEM.
Kakor mnogo tovarisev il
Slovenije, Sc nahajam tudi JAZZ
v severni. Afriki v ujetniskem
logarju. Nemci so tudi mas pri-
silno mobilizirali in smo morali
pod tezkimi prilikami k voja-
kom. Poslali so mas ma italian
sko fronto in smo Sc pri prvi
priliki dali ujeti ameriskim vo-
: jakom. Gre nam prav dobro, lie
"a dom in domace imamo velike
skrbi.
Koneam mole pismo s pros
njo "a odgovor ter posiljam
vsem rojakom, posebno pa skof.
jelocanom, bratski pozdrav.
Udani
Janez Babic.
prisoner No. 239737
P. O. w. Camp 2O3
Provost Marshal General
Washington, D. c. 25
u. S. A.
&c kdo izmed rojakov kaj We
o imenovanem Francetu Jamni
ku, maj to sporoci ma SANSo,
urad, 1885 w. 26 St., Chicago
% ILL.,, ali pa Janezu Babicu ma
oznaceni naslov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-03
PARTIZANI SO
VDRLI v .TRST

WASHINGTON, d. c.
(Office of War InfOrn,a-
ti0n)-NOUa jugosiouanska
telegrafska agencija je z
dine rs. sept, porOcala, da
so jug0slOUanski (sl0Uen-
ski) fantje ma Urhu nekega
so n,etrOU UisOkega tOUarni-
SkegG dinlnika U Trstu raz-
obesii tri Uelike jugOsl0-
Udnske zdstaUe, U katere so
bile U$ite rdece partizan-
ske zUezde.
Neki drug n,ladenic z j.
n,enOna Ki$ je Nemceni Uzel
GUtOmObil ,se z MIN pol
ire UOziI skOzi Trst in rag
delH Uelike naaOzine literd-
ture in silk naarSdla Tita.
POrocilO dOstaUlja, da sc
je k0t pOsIedica teh aktiU-
nOsti 800 trzaSkih n,iadeni-
ceU priklOpilo Urstam SlO-
Uenske OsUObOdilne UOjske.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-03
VESTI IL ZIVLJENJA AME-
RISKIH SLOVENCEV

Milwaukee. - Dne II. sep
tembra je ma svojem domu u
mrl John Wohlgemuth, star 62
let. Bolan je bill sest let. Rojen
je bill v blizini Skofje Loke ma
Gorenjskem in v Ameriki mil
waukeeju) 40 let. Zapusca ze-
no, diva sinova in dive hceri. -
v La Feriaji, Tex, kjer je Ii
vela zadnjih 13 let, je %. sep
tembra umrla Julia Perme, sta
ra SO let in rojena v Velikih
Lascah, odkoder je prisla v A.
meriko pred 80 lett. v Milwau-
kee je prisla mozem IL Lead
villa, Colo, leta 1916, kjer je
zivela do preselitve v Texas
Poleg moza zapusca tukaj dive
sestri, poroceni Medved in Ba,
bic, v Argentina brata Louisa
Adamica, v starr domovini pa
vec sorodnikov. Bila je tudi So
rodnica pisatelja Louisa Ada.
mica in clanica ZSZ. Pokopana
je bila tukaj.
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SEJA v %. VARDI

Jutri vecer oh 8. uri sc DO v
starem poslopju S!ovenskega ma
rodnega donna vrsila seja "23rd
Ward Citizens Committee to e.
lect Lausche governor. Ma Sc
jo je vabljen vsakdo, kateri
zeli pomagati pri delu "a Two
litev Lauscheta governerjem dr.
zave Ohio.
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Poor, VOLuCI!

Vsi oni, katerl so Sc po zad-
njih volitvah preselili in sedaj
live v Euclidu, pa Sc MISC syo-
jega novega naslova javili pri
voilnem odboru, to lahko store
&c Sc javijo cd 6. do 10. ure
zvecer na ROOSEVELT t-Lausche
glavnem stanu ma vogalu Miller
Ave. in e. 222 st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-03

Tukaj Ameriki razni gospodje dolgo prpove-
doval da takozvani "Domobranc" Slovenij zavedni
Sovenc XII borijo zdruzeno Sloveno eakajo lie ra
prike oziroma zavezniske invaze da udao proti
cjem Domobranska prsega katere faksimn posnetek
probeen zgora, preko vsakega dvoma prbija devo,
da "Domobranci" navadn izdaalci in kvizlingi XII
puni slovenstvo in avno zvezal Adofom Hitler
jem in njegovmi bandit bo prot komunzmu' t. Slo-
venski osvobodlni vojsk in njenm zaveznkom j. Amer-
XII, Rusiji in Ang. Kot omenjena "prisega govor,
"Domobranci" borijo svobodno Sloveno okvru
svobodne federavne Jugosave katero prevao k slo
venski parzan emvec on hoeejo "svobodno" domovno
okvru "svobodne' Hitlerjeve Eyrope
Klise "domobranske prisege" je posnetek il uban
skega "Sovenca" dne FL. aprla 1944 XII ga e preje in
dal ma razrolago urad SANSa.
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kratke vesti
IA .STABILIZACIJO MEZD
IN CEN PO VOJNI

WASHINGTON, 2. okt. -
Eric Johnston, predsednik IT.
govske zbornice Zed. drzav, je
danes pred vladimir delavskim
odborom izjavil, da je potreb-
no, da vlada tudi po vojni obdr-
Ii kontrolo mad mezdami in ce-
nami.
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ZAROKA

Zarocila sta Sc Miss Jean
Stark, hcerka Mr.. in Mrs. Matt
Laurich, 1896 E. "a St., ter Mr..
Stanley Firem, sin Mr.. in Mrs.
Martin F'irem, 1906 Vineyard
Ave. - Bio srecno!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-03
KROzEK ST 8 PkOGRESIV
NH SLOVENK

Clanice krozka st. 3 Progre-
sivnih Slovenk Sc opozarja, da
sc v sredo oh 8. uri zvecer ude-
lezijo seje, XII Sc vrsi v Sloven-
skem drustvenem domu ma Re-
cher Ave. ..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-03
ZADUsNICA

v sredo, dne A. oktobra Sc bo
OBJ 7::30 uri zjutraj brala v GER
Xvi Marie Vnebovzetje ma Hol-
mes Ave. zadusnica "a pokojno
Rozalijo Sibert, rojeno Ribni-
kar. Sorodniki in prijatelji 50
vabljeni, da Sc udelezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-03
ROOSEVELT BO SIGURNO
GCVORIL v CLEVELANDU

Ray T. Miller je kot pred
sednik dem. eksekutivnega od-.
bora vceraj naznanil, da bo
predsednik Roosevelt definitiv-
no incl V Clevelandu enega svo-
.jih kampanjskih govorov en-
krat pred 7. novembrom. V ia
Inamen Sc je najel Public avdi-
tori "a l. in 2. novembra.
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GOV. DEWEY 30
GOVORIL o DAVKIH

+ ALBANY, N. Y, 2. okt. -
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey DO incl
jutri (danes) zvecer radijski
govor, katerem bo zahtevaI,
da kongres drasticno revizira
obstojece davCne zakone.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-03
CIVILISTI BODO
DOBILI "ZIPPERJE"

WASHINGTON, 2. okt. -
Tukaj je bilo danes uradno ma
znanjeno, da ina armada V "a
logi 10 milijonov "zipperjev,"
katerih he rabi, vsled cesar bo-
do dani na trg "a civilno upo-
rabo.
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MA OPERACIJI

Mrs. Jean Petlak, hcerka dru-
zine Jesenovec, z Prosser Ave-,
je bila operirana v Polytechnic
bolnisnici, kjer 10 prijateljice
lahko obiscejo. zelimo j sko-
rajsnjega okrevanja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-03

NajbOlj zas0yrazen clovek v
: 'Desetem bratu'' je grascak
Piskav $ Poleslxa, nelkdanji DIR.
Raves, ki 81 je radi syoje crne
preteklosti spremenil svoje ime.
Svetu je neznan0, da je Martin
spak sin Piskava Y pryega
slrivnega zakona 2 Magdalena
Strugovo. Ta igra DO podana =
nedeljo 8. OktObra.
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|pARTIzANSkE SILE Sc B0RlJO
RAMA OBJ RAM I RDE(0 V0J5k0
'NA(lJI pRIzNAvAJ0 UdIkANJE

LONDON, toreks3. oktobra - Glavni stan marsala
Tta e snoGi naznan da edince H. partizanskega
zbora spojile ruskim cetami obkoevalni ofenziv
prot Belgradu in da bolijo neposredn bzin
ske trdnjave Donjem Mlanovcu, 80 mill juznovzhod
mo Od iugOsOvanske prestOlice
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r o = D r "A VI

Pozdrave il Floride in Camp
Miss, posiljajo Mr.. in
Mrs. Anto 4 Bokal st. ter
TISgt. il Mrs. Anton Bokal MI.
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Zavezniske sile so
bristaLe ma Kreti
Nemska posadka ma otoku Egejskem
NOR ju obsojena ma pogin

LONDON, torek, 3. oktobra. - Mocne zavezniske
sile so prstae sevenozapadnem deu Kree, Sc glas
poroco katero je objavi radio Maroko Kratko Mama
milo, XII ga je uela agencja Associated Press ne po
daja nObenih podrobnosti
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RdeGa vojska in Titove Gete hitijo proti Belgradu
poMoBRANskA PRIsEcA

,Prlsegam pri VsemOgocnem Bogu, tla
bonn zvest, hrabcr I'm svojim nadrejenim
p0koren, dn bonn v skupnem boju ncn.
sko oborozenO silO, stOjeto pod powell
policjjo, proti banditOm i'm komunizmu
ExaI<or tudi njcgOvtm zaveznikom svoJo
eiolznosti vestno fzpOlnjeval IA svojO siO.
vensko d0movin0 kOt del svOb0dne Evropc.
IA ta boj sem prfpravljen zrtvOvati tutli
svoje zlvljenje. Tak0 mi Bog p0magaj.&
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Podprimo borb0 Amerike = demo-
kracijo In svobodo svets nakupom
vojnih bondov in vojno- varccvalnih
Enamkl
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4 4
2a3
NaSii s..
fantje-uo.iaki

Ma 30-dnevni dopust je pri.
Sci il Pacifika, kjer Sc je naha-
jail Is mesecev, Joseph G. Les
kovec S 2/c, sin Mr.. in Mrs. An.
ton Leskovac, 1851 Naumar
Ave. Prijatelji SO vabljeni, da
ga obiscejo.