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PETITION FOR PARDON
70 THE HONORABLE BOARD
nF pARn0NS

And noW eomes $ Z Lahaa4s
and respectfully petitions Tie
gsoeernor q the Staje ol Mzs-
sIppl fof 3 pardon ard aa9
shax that he was convicted Ia
Sentembef. 1872 = fbe c##a 6f
assault and battery 8ift aHat
and was sentenced = @ fsH 81
eighteen la months in to- sasf
rensfentiass
He would show thaf be- rot
guilty uf ne crime - uA bf
Ras convicted. ths a. - a.
aezdx been severely gaHss
and thaf rs wife HE n
such . condition taaI Ha pz#Hec
IS needed = home = lss Hs
uile m looking affeH f.. #IHp
aaa 10 helning - taiuez aIfh
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE
20 Tnk4

TfIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
re gEGMA BODAN NOEFETTs
YOu ARE HEREBY cited e.
sapeM before TIE Chanetfy
Caa Ceaafg % jackson 10 said
slate upon fae Second Monday
o. 18Th day 81 Jnne. 1874. 70 de
ieaa ihe sat - William Mefieti
.aeauf YOU wherein Complain
az asking Tor q divorce, al as
j. hssn - Bah - Complaint on
Als
WITNESS Ny HAND end Seal
0I sa Court upou ftis ths llfh
ass ai January IsSs
FRED TAYLOR.
Clerk
fsEALB
d .I4 I.2S -
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RED ffsFna0h
rsdiugs To- Access Rnad pro.
s IN pascaKouls - ks1n
r1nty Msssisgippl. Miss DO
Project No DA-NIef fag. ra0s
mhlch s utfaebed fo ~ f
atma ui Ticking end
ne made part hereof. d.
lh the improvements thAsn-
IN
PARCEL 8 Hfunsna A
the Southwest enrner af 1AH zs
q the ssdgsms kfaf 1raet ~
ana situated u tbs Mary 1. ~
pns Claim Section Z. Iuwsship
south Range o West in pasea
eaaIa aiamnpp8 IS said I.0t M
8Mn bY plaf recorded ii Deed
Record Book : pnRt 33z in
He ChaneeFe Clerks 0fflee. Pas
raula. Jackson County. Ma,
.Ho. ana ran NORTH - aeaetN
A minutes West alone tis West
aHe 81 said Lot -. n tta liee BE-
tween Lots ~ and 40 at salH
gneb Subdivision sa8 feet io
tie center ilns 0E 5 proped
HebWay project Sc surveyed and
taxed bY The MissSisippl State
Highway Department, thence
eonlm-.e North 80 degrees 81
minutes West along . iine D.
tween Lots - and 60. Saia kfets
Subdivision. a5a feet. shesee run
North ] degree ~ mlnaiex West
along b line parallel with ard ~
fees Westerly 81 survey ilEm u
ad proposed highway pknleet
l76a feet thence run North So
degres a. minutes West la6a
feet thence run South 63 uaaEesN
% minutes West paFsIlel VIII ind
IS feet Soufherly from the South
right-oi way line q Il y Hugh
way Nc 30 a distance uf SO
feet to fhe line between Lois 80
and 40 ol said KFebs Subdivision
thence run North 80 degrees 30
minutes West along line between
Lots 80 and 40 u aaid krebs
Subdivision rs feet 20 the AnAth
flght-of way hne Of Z S High.
vas No 20. thence run North 60
degrees 90 minutes East along
South right-uf way line ol I s
/ Highway Ne 90. IA feet e fhe
Northeast corner Of the property
Of 2. II Baeot. run thence Suuth
q degrees S. minutes East along
the East property line Of z III
/ nac0t property f56 feet thenrt
South % degrees u minute
West. $50 feet 10 u line runninG
parallel with and 7a feet East oi
TIE survey line ef said praposeo
/ highway project, thenee tsn
T south ] degree - minutes kasi
parallel with and y feet Easi
oI the survey line ri said hlgh
way project. 2ia4 feet e the
! South line Of Lot 80. Krehs Sub
division; thence run South S us
gfees SO minutes West along the
/ South line Of said Let 80. a fec
10 the Southwest corner 0l Lot
/ 80. the point Of beginning. con
I tanning Is acres. more or less
and all being 4 part q Lola -
ard 80 Of the Sedoine kreb sub
division. paScagoula, J skson
County. Mississippi. tugether
with any and all interest O. the
I former owners IN and te nat
street known and shown on plat
81 pascagoulH as Kennel Street
which lies adjacent 70 an lHme-
diately South q The ahova de-
scfloed tract OF land. as aawn
b plat LANDS proposed to b ae-
auired through eondemuatan
proceeding for Access Roaa POD
ieut ia pascagoula. J aek o q
County, Mississippi MizsIslppi
pro5ect No. DA-NI-l til. eepy e
which is attached % the beesaH8-
ton OF Taking and BY reference
made q part hereof. taeefaer
with the improvements theran.
/ WITNESS the Honorable S G..
Ailxe. Judge of tire Dssirici Court
a the United States. and lae al
I thereof. tins is the 18th dsk 81
December. 1913
b l. TODD 1R.
CIEHk
tsEAI9
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~ btssnea
HsFpfEtfu1iy Submitted
s p Labtsozn. bv 2 ] Lab
boa J Gay krsbs p Q seN-
un Leo EgFe Il 4 Kruss Kate
ID any " 4 Cuilee 5 n FRED
- F. SteHssns y T.
ST. ekman. s.
l-Ist-11 l-1szs
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Legal Notices
TO cRrprToRs

Letters * administration hmy
ing heen issued q ~ unaefsiFn
ea ae AnsaiisFy Aamtntstf@ios 81
shs Estate 81 Russell naiies Coi-
sey. Deceased in fiae ChsaeeF3
cousi os 5aei&an Count Mis.
slssippt,
Nof1Ca Is hereby given s. ah
pessans. firms as corporations
holding 8ehu aeanesi sla De
eessed o. tlse Estate g. present
fln kafzse fo fiie Clerk gi fne
Chaneefk Court, IapksoH CosEnss
Mississippi. within fnegfhs from
TINS dass fof prol2iAan fe9lesfa
tien ard ailu@anee 81 ssia claims
wiIi - toe ever harreo
THIS sfa 9th day 81 DeesIn
b4F 1888
RUSSELL. DAVID cOFFES
Anelsllafg AaulnstEstas
1871 Ia ia l-zi
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TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
SkAI
III a III

TIE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
t. Francisco Gouxale GuazIar-
Dc uhoss ISL known add5ess s4s
Renosa, State Of Tamruhpa Be-
public u Mexico
You are summoned 60 anaear
before the Chancefy Couf7 q tine
County Of jackson H. sald state
II Mississippi on the 2nd Monday
af 5une \ D. la4s. o. defend
salt number Toss IN sad eaart
of Jets Maria GuafIurdo where
u xuu are fhc defendant
This TIE 4ih day 81 Jama.y.
4. y, ia4z
FRED TAYLOR.
ChanceFx CLERK.
jackson COUNTY
State q Misss -
SEAL
u. Z Hollis. Solicitor
.Carfhage. Mississippi
IL l-I4 III l-2d
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
/ SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF
4 MISSISSIPPI
+ SOUTHERN DIVISION
CIVIL ACTION NC. 2o5
THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMER
ICA TO.
The following persons. firms.
and corporations VINO are nom
Hesldents OF the State oi Missis-
lppl whose addresses are here
natter given
Mrs, May Dubois. LulIing.
Texas.
Mrs Hilda Satterwhite. ? o
Box 223. Bellaire. Texas,
Mrs. Jean Farragut Seaman.
Bax 233. Bellaire, Texas.
Dr. tCaptainl l. p FaTragut--
U. S. Army Medical Corps, Yaie
3ox 633, New Haven. Conn
Octavia Grant Beekham. 1872
North 26th ST.. Birmingham
Ala.
A L Krebs, $40 f5a ST. New
Orleans, Louisiana
Ira - krebS. Hotel DeSoto.
Tanpa. Florida.
J. r kFebs. COG MeIlhenny
Avenue. Houston. Texas:
MRS. r. l. paquett, lS00l4 W
f0sh ST.. Little Rock Ark.
Paul s. krebs, l500 n 29ia St,
Birmingham, Alabama.
Mrs Eiia a Brincat, 10 w
Ann St Mobile. Alabama.
James b Dean. Box 223 Nil
Valley, California
Detroit 4 Dean. Box Us. Mil
Valley. Cahfornis
Vienaud Z Dean. 28i2 Best
Avenue. Oakland. California.
willard Willard DeFord. 1000
cottrell S.. Mobile. Alabama.
Mr2 q 6 Beekham. 1922
North 26th ST, Birmingham Ala
hama.
The following persons firms
ana corporations who are non
resident q the State of Missis-
sinpI. o. not to be fouuc therein
ca dlligent snqmry ana whose
uszsH oftee addresses and street
a9lslfesses are unknown
fFnah Hi Prince
PETER Maftin. Jf
2. Farfagut
Ard the unknown spouSes,
aIsenees. devtsces. creditors. heirs-
st-.aw or legal representative q
he ab0Ve named pei sons and
any and 81 persons. firms or
corporations having o. claiming
ane interest whatsoever n the
lands described herein
Yaa are commanded 60 appear
before the United States District
Court for the Southern Divi-
ssan 81 tiae Southern District
Il Mississippi IN ne City Of BIZ
OK on tie THIRD MONDAY
Il FEBRUARY. lsss. to answer
Is ahe petition q the United
States il Case Ne 295 Civil for
the condemnation q the land de-
efIbsd herein. in which proceed-
M sou are 3 defendant
re lands involved IN said pro
eeaaing are situated D. jackson
County. Mississippi. and more
particularly described IS follows.
tas~ls.
pareel Ne. !
Beginning a. fas nofthsass
eo.aeF 81 fhe intersection O In
eoIn ana Market Streets. u tae
cIe of rsseaKoula. Mississippi
laeaee norgh with tne east line
of Nafkef Street. 3 distance q
l2sa fees. thence east parallel
- fhe noffh hae 81 Lincoln
+ street 4 aIklance q 900 zeei'
fasnee south. parallel 70 ths east
Inc q Market Street q distance
u 1850 fee5 and y the noFth
lIae Il Llneain Street fasncs
Uest Uith the north Inc q In
eaIa Street 8 dlsfanee oI - =
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE
No. iBSz
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
sr.5 rrtxaaf tfl47afuf4ks

TO JOHN JOHNSON
Y8u are summoned o. appear
before the Chsneery Court oi
tie County of jackson II said
State 90 the Serond Monday of
Juae A D.. 1874 t. defend suif
81 1854 IN said Court Of Ethel
$ Johnson gs John Johnson
wherein you are . defendant. and
wherein Complainant seeks 3 d.
force and restoration 1f her
maiden name as fully set osfi
N bil on file
Tbn ilth day of January A D.,
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FRED TAYLOR.

Clerk Chancers Court.
Jackson County Mississippi.
.SEALl
- "a -
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Prom thH nQrthsssz corner 81
section = Township q sautn,
Range 6 EasL ui the s. stephens
Meridian. TN ) = degrees 55
minutes E with - soasH Inc
= East Llaeoin Avenue dls-
ianee of l4z428 - and = to-
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Parcel Nc II

Beginning ar fhe northwest
corner o. tae intersection q Ian.
eaIn Avenue and Daesyel Street
u the CITY 81 PaseaRoula. Mis-
sappi. Whleh Is 5ees feet. more
o. less Nest ~ tne Uesf Ilne 81
fsscaEg Avenue. thence vest.
WIfh the north Inc Of Lincoln
Avenue = aistanea - ls1s fect
md 70 re east hne 81 3 IS foot
alley thence = 3 degrees 2s mn
uies W ezEn the easf nne q the
SD alley. = disiansa - 4l1a seei
aaa to TIE soutn Ire Of Saffazin
avenue thence east. NIfH the
south lire q S8FfazIn Axeaae. q
q rance . 1915 feef and . the
aesf Iae RI Dueayet Street.
taance S 8 degrees 15 minutes e.
sta tne #ssf he 81 Daeayet
Street. distance - slaa feet
- he paInf ID hesnnins. said
Iana beng Lots s. 81 s. m
elusive. q re Delnas Broz aab-
lCea1lnued 60 PAGE E
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Lots IS. "A. IS. ard l6. Block
7 international Snip Building
Company's subdivision uf the
Watkins. Delmos Heirs. FredeI-
icks DuFeI. Boufges. and Rich
mond Tracts. Section i4. 7 3 S.
X 9 ". as shown by plat o.
same recorded in Plat Book
Page IS. Jackson County Couri
RecoI Ids. jackson Co. MissisSip
Fl. containing 0230 acres. mort
or less
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Lots /. 5 4. and 5 q the
Coles subdivision af Lots /. 2
ard 3 Josephine Grant Tract.
Is shown y plat 0f same nscofc-
e Ia SURVEYORS BOOK J. Page
Iez. Jackson County. Mississippi
containing 2ssi acres. more "
Iezk
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Parcel Ne Il

Lots g. 10. II, and II. Block
I, International Ship Buiidins
Company's subdivision 81 tn
Watkins. DelmoS Heirs. Fretea-
ieks. Durel. Boufges. and Rich
mond Tracts. Section IA. 7 8 S,
r 6 W. as shown by plat ot
same recorded IN Plat Book !,
Page rs. Jackson County Court
Records, jackson County. Mis-
sisslppi. containing 0230 acres,
more or less
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lCalfaasd a Page =
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Let q tne Coles subdivision
q Lots !. 2 and ; Josephine
Grant Tract. as shown by plat
- same recorded N Surveyors
Book /. Page i62. Jackson Coun-
- Mississippi containing u453
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feef to the pn1fa ~ heglnnsnG.
sad iane heine n are cfx oi
psfcaKg JaekNn Cuarte
- ssaasppl a5s enul&sniFe 9 So
seFe4. narH ~ iezs
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-30
LIEUT.. COL. JOHN T. KNIGHT, JR.
LIEUT.. COL. JOHN T. KNIGHT
Col. J. T. KnightDeparts
For Overseas ASSIGNMENT

Princess street, and he took prom
inent part in civic activities.
Knight fostered the broad rec
reation program of the U. S. En-
ginees here, and encouraged the
founding of the Turret and Castle
club.
Under his direction, training
programs were launched within
the district office designed to i'm
prove the skill of workers through
out the organization. Under his
encouragement, bond sales in the
district scared.
The engineer, veteran of the last
war who holds many recognitions
for his distinguished service, in
Guiding the Distinguished Service
Cross, had high regard for the
worth of the Port of Wilmington,
and envisioned for it a significant
development and use after the
war.
knight left the district office in
the hands of Major Paul E. Wer-
ner, executive officer who will
serve as acting district engin-
eer. It will be Werner's job to
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One Of Most Popular Men
In Long Line OF Dis
trict Engineers

Lieut.. Col. John T. Knight, Jr..
one of the most popular men who
ever held the position of district
engineer, Wilmington office. United
States Engineers, left the city
Friday, bound for his new over
seas assignment.
The highly regarded colonel,
who had often facetiously referred
to himself as a member of the
"Chair-borne' troops of the Army
in this war, was unable to re-
veal his destination but assures
his friends the information woulc
be divulged as soon as possible.
He was expected to visit his
family in New Orleans bafore leav
ing the country. In a call-meetins
Monday of the entire staff of the
district office, Col. Knight, whose
duty it was to break the informa-
ton that responsibility for cor
struction by the U. S. engineers
in this area is being transferred
to the Savannah district office
assured his personnel that the
new assignment would be ''the
most important I have ever had ii
the Army" and asserted that hi
had merited it ION the basis o
the work that you have done"
Col. Knight was honored by hi:
staff members at party in thu
engineers yard, Wednesday night
when he was presented with ,
handsome wrist-watch, luggage
and eagle insignia against thu
hoped-for day when he may dor
them in the role of full colonel.
Knight who became district en-
gineer in May Of last year, sue
ceeding Col. w. S. Moore, wa
highly regarded here as speake
as well as an outstanding militar.
administrator. He was one of tn
men primarily responsible TO
the establishment of the Whining
ton Officers club, located OF
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SOCIAL SECURITY
EXTENSION PLAN
BEFORE CONGRESS

"1n New Hanover county alone,
.nnroximately from 1900 to 1900
rse,lar farm workers and about
Inn seasonal agricultural work.
,rs would be covered by social
ircrrance should the Social Sec
nritv Boards proposals before
oo,1oress be passed, I'M. A. Avera,
snanaser of the Wilmington Field
office of the Social Secuity Board,
said yesterday.
Mr. Avera pointed out that as
Now Hanover is small county
and highly industrialized, the
NUMBER Of people affected in the
other counties under the local Of
fice would be even larger. How
aver it is difficult to make esti-
mates now as many individuals,
who would in peace time be en-
Gagged in agriculture, are now in
dlstrially employed.
cIn the postwar period a large
number of the people now employ
cd in war work, will return to
farms. The proposal now in Con-
oress is of special Importance to
Them" Mr.. Avera stated. He made
the comparison that being tenn
norarily covered by social incur
ance and then going to job that
Is not covered is the same as pay
Ing on a life insurance policy for
? number of years and then stop
ping. and automatically losing the
benefits. The same situation is
true of any seasonal workers who
are for some part of the year,
covered by social insurance.
While some details of its plans
require further study, the Social
Security Board believes that the
chief problems of extending social
insurance protection to workers
on farms can be solved, is was
said. 1t favors providing the same
benefits to farm employees as are
now available to industrial en-
ployees, under the same conditions.
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POSTWAR PERIOD
TAX PLAN OFFERED
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
to study proposals for constitu-
tional limitation on the taxing pow
er Of Congress. He pointed out
that II state legislatures had Pc
tltioned Congress to submit a con-
stltutional amendment for federal
tax ceilings.
Political circles expect the COM
mlttee's findings to be reflected in
the taxation plank Of the Republic
can platform.
Postwar taxation, in the COM
mlttee's opinion" Reed a d,
must be such as to invite the
How of investment funds into in
dustrial and commercial activities
and away from tax-exempt securi-
ties.
Private enterprise must be as
Sured of adequate safeguards for
such investment and the profit in
centive must be restored. On y
through such course, the COM
mtlttee believes, can American en-
'erprlse function adequately to pro-
VIDE jobs in the postwar period
Tor present war production work.
ers and for the millions now in
.he armed forces who will be mus
'ered out when peace returns"
1t IS the committees desire, he
ADDED, "to draft a bill which will
yield approximately t h govern
ments requirements. Ellis esti-
mate of $4,000, 900, 900 budgets aft
ef the war compares with pre-wa1
budgets that ran $4,000. 900. 900 OF
below, and war budgets topping
s'lo,O00,O00,000. Revenue is com
ing in now at a SAB, 900, 100000 an
nual clip.
Rep. .Knutson R.-Minn.), Repub
Acan leader of the House Way:
and Means Committee, has esti
mated that postwar fixed charge
OF the government may reach ST.,
oO,oO0, 900, and with unemploy
ment and agricultural relief in tn
immediate post war years, ma.
push the cost of government VI
10 around $25, 100000
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DENOMINATION SCRAPS
PLANNED THIS WEEK
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
Here is the weeks calendar in
brief:
Monday - Maryland primaries
highlighted by nomination contest
between Senator Tydings, Demo-
crat four years a congressman
and 10 years a senator, and four
opponents, the most active of whom
is Willis R. Jones, of Baltimore, a
former chairman of the board OF
correction. The latter has attack
ed Tydings' pre-Pearl Harbor
votes as too heavily 'isolationist. -
Tydings has produced the record
in denial.
Tuesday Florida primary
elects nominees for one senate
seat.
Tuesday - Alabama primaries
to name senatorial candidates and
nominees for nine house member
ships and some state offices.
Tuesday - South Dakota prssi-
Dental preference primary to elect
eight Democratic and II Republi-
can delegates, candidates for a
senate seat, two representatives,
and governor.
Observation-Disclosures Republicans
complete a delegation of IL to the
national convention.
Tuesday - Indiana holds state
primary in which nominees will
be elected for II house seats.
Thursday - So-called regular
Republicans name six Mississippi
delegates to national convention.
This is the group headed by Perry
Howard, negro attorney.
Thursday-North Carolina Dem
ocratic delegation with 80 national
convention votes to be named in
state convention.
Saturday - Washington state
convention names 16 COP dele
gates.
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DAVIS STATES WLB'S
STAND in WARD CASE
Continued from Page One)

said, and added, 'that test was
fully met in this case"
Davis asserted Montgomery
Ward was not ''just an ordinary
dealer in merchandise but had
$4,000 employees engaged in a
gross annual business exceeding
half a billion dollars, including
manufacture of farm equipment
and, in its affiliated Hummer
Manufa cturing company, of car
burators, propellors and gun
mounts for military aircraft.
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The U. S. Public Health Ser
vice reports a 3.8 per cent in
crease in the mortality rate in
the first six months of 1943 over
a like period in 1912.
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carry out the Army direct calling
for the curtailment of the? activi-
ties OF the district office, and its
reversion to civil works exclusive
ly. The deadline for completion of
the work is June Is.
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NO REFUNDS
STILL SEIZED

Charles H. Gray and A. E.
Leake, investigators of the AL
coholic Tax Unit, seized a 100
gallon steam still and 300 gal
Ions of mash in the Clark's
Creek section of Pender coun-
ty, yesterday. The still was in
operation but no one was ar
rested.
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RETJ1RNS HOMIE

RETURNS HOME,
d. Lowenstein has returned
to his home here from Rich
mond, Va, where he has been
i'll for several weeks.
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Elect Claude O'Shields
County Commissioner May q
(Political Advt.)
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City Briefs
CLUB MEETING

The monthly meeting Of the
Mems Club of the Temple Of
Israel will be conducted We'd
nesday evening, May 3, at 8
o'clock In the Temple Lounge.
An interesting program has
been arranged by the program
committee. Members Of the
community still unaffiliated
with the club are most well
come.
NO REFUNDS
Shoe merchants should not
make refunds after April 30,
On SHOES purchased with No.
Is stamp, ration officials said
yesterday. The No. Is stamp
expired on April 30.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-10
Novi grobovii
JOHN KOCIN

Kot smo ze porocali, je v So
boto zjutraj umrl ma svojem
domu poznani John Kocin, star
IS let, stanujoc ma 1861 Rem
wood. Pokojni je bill po poklicu
barvar in papirar. Donna je bill
il vasi Praprotni BIRD, fara No
va Oslica ma Gorenjskem, kjer
zapusca brata in sestro ter vec
sorodnikov. Tukaj je bival 81
let in je bill clan podruznice St.
s S. M. z. ter Painters Union
Local S67. Zapusca zalujoco So
progo Jennie, rojeno Kerze, dve
hceri Laverne in Lauretta, bra
ia Franka, sestro Frances O.
sredkar in vec sorodnikov. Po-
greb sc vrsi v sredo iz Jos. ze-
lie in sinovi pogrebnega zavoda
458 E. 152 st.
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Prva baltiska fronta, kjer je
bilo zadnje dni primeroma mir
no, je zopet vzplamtela. Rusi so
t a m udarili naprej in zavzeli
mad 700 naseljenih krajev, maj j.
vaznejsi Cd katerih SO Braslav,
25 mill juznovzhodno cd Dvin-
ska, Druja ma start poljsko-lat-
vinski meji, in zeleznisko steka-
lisee Lyntupy, lezece med Dvin-
skom in Vino.
10 nemskih generalov ubitih ali
ujetih
Kakor Sc poroca, je V okolici
Minska pablo v ruske roke toll
ko ujetnikov, da jih nj mogoce
sproti presteti. Tam je bilo wee
raj zajetih nadaljnih obkolje-
'nih $3.50 nacijev, S { e m ur je
5tevilo Nemcev, XII so bill liza
I. julia ubiti ali ujeti samo ma
doticnem sektorju, narastlo ma
1862.
Med ujetniki, XII so v soboto
padli V ruske roke, je bill tudi
general Trobetz, komandant 81.
nemske pehotnc divizije. On je
devetnajsti nemski general, XII
je bill ubit ali ujet ma vzhodni
'front.' liza %. junija.