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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-16
N0RTHLAND ARRIVES
 HERE THIS MORNING

The Northland arrived in port early this morning with the fol- lowing passengers for Juneau:
 From Seattle - Michael Hork- honen, Robert s. Jacobs, Mrs. Ethel R. Rose, w. s. Orr, Mrs. w. s. orr, Ernest Daniels, Mrs. Frances Tucker.
 from Ketchikan-Mr Ken Nell son, John Roman, Joe Blazek, Mrs. A. w. Erickson, John Erickson, C.. o. Taylor, Henry Lorenzen. ,ss From Wrangell-Don Jack, Mike Lewis, H. Lewis, Jerry Desmond. V From Petersburg = Miss Maria Gcss, L. E. Iverson, Mrs. Lilly Rob- ertson, James Robertson, Mrs. Grace Taylor, Pearl Lorenzen, Julia Taylor, Albert Longden, Miss
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-16
SCHOOL LUNCHEON

The students of the Douglas Gov ernment School entertained their mothers at a luncheon Wednesday afternoon concluding the first six weeks study of nutrition.
 Following the luncheon talks were given by Betty Martin and Dora Eldermar. Miss Ester Book, school nurse, gave an interesting and jn- structive talk after which movies were shown concerning health snb- jects. ''-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-16

Tentative plans for an all-Parish Christmas party were discussed, and new officers were seiected, as fol- lows: Mrs. George Shaw, Monitor; Financial Secretary, Miss Bess O'Neill, and Mrs. Roy Carrigan, His torian
 The next meeting, which will be social, will be held on November 28.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-16
MRS. LOWELL WILLIAMS

Mrs. Lowell Williams, former Douglas resident, was a visitor here yesterday enroute to the States. She has spent the summer in Anchor age with her husband who is in the service, but recently he was trans ferred to the Aleutians area.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-16
ELI POST IN

Eli Post arrived this week from lis westward construction employ ment and said he didn't take time off for shaving, so is sporting several months growth of beard He will remain here through the holidays. .t..,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-16
GOA Meets, Makes
 Plans for Party

A mceulng ot the Catholic Daugh- ters of America wss held last Tues day evening, with Mrs. Rita Moore, Grand RegentN presiding.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-16
sTRONSE HERE

MT. and Mrs. E. Stronse are registered at the Baranof Hotel from Fairbanks.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-06-29

Is minutes east 1856 feet; thence south
L. minutes So degrees east 9S2A feet
thence south II degrees 55 minutes east
1865 feet: thence south Is degrees fifty.
five minutes east 606.S5 feet to said point
No. L: and said point No. being deter
mined rs follows: Beginning at point on
the north line of said section . distance OIL
249l.2 feet east of the northwest corner
of said section: thence south S6 degrees
32 minutes east 1878 feet thence south 81
degrees % minutes east 102l.6 feet: thence
south "A degrees % minutes east 1882 feet
thence south "a degrees Is minutes ,s east
utes east 1914 feet; thence south 30 de-
grees ss minutes east 4os.6 feet 4; thence saae
thence south degrees 06 minutes east
2029 feet to said point No. in Benton
County, Washington, containing $50 acres
more or less.
TRACT No. R-15o7 Lots seventeen I'D
and eighteen (1s), Block thirteen NSl;
White Bluffs. according to plat thereof
recorded in volume 2 of plats. page 40,
records of Benton County, Washington,
containing 81 acres. more or less;
TRACT No. v-197s. Lot ten (10) Block
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-06-29

two (2), Second Addition White Bluffs
City, according to plat thereof recorded
in volume I of plats, page az, records OF
Benton County, Washington. containing
liz acres. more or less. 80,
TRACT No. V-l9S0. Lots twelve t12o
and thirteen (13), Block two I'D, Second
Addition White Bluffs City. ACCORDING or i.t 70
page az. records of Benton County, wash
ngtOn Containing GSI acres more Sght or ess
RlocI one III White Bluffs City and
Orchard Tracts. according to plat there co
recorded in volume ! of plats; page oo'
records of Benton County. Washington
Containing O.2s acres. more or less.
TRACT NO. M-99s-B. East hall OF
the Following described tract OF land !:
The Northeast quarter of the Southeast
quarter of the Northwest quarter and tnat
part of the North half of Government Lot
three go lying West of the West line OF
Columbus Avenue extended all in Section n
eleven ND, Township nine lsl NORTH ~
Range twenty-eight (2s). East. W.M. I'M.
EXCEPTING from said East hall .na a
certain 100 foot strip of land over ana
across the part of Government lot west
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-06-29

two (2). block twenty-seven (27). White
Bluffs. according to plat thereof recorded
in volume Of plats, page 20 records of
Benton County, Washington. containing Al
TRACT No. Q-iss9-Parcel (a): Gov
eminent lot thirteen (13D. section twenty
(20). township fourteen (14) north, range
twenty-seven (27) east WIN. together with
second class shore lands adjoining: also
Parcel (b): West half of tract five t5).
White Bluffs City and Orchard Tracts. ac-
cording to plat thereof recorded in volume
1 of plats, page IS, records of Benton
County. Washington, containing 1898 acres
more or less.
TRACT Q-1s9s-A.GovernmnSent lots two
(9). section twenty (2O), township four
teen lI4) north, range twenty-seven (27)
east. w. M: and that portion OF govern.
ment lots ten (1O) and eleven (11. said
section 20 lying north of a certain line
extending through said lots from point No.
l to point No. said point No. being
determined as follows: Beginning 1872
feet east of the northwest corner of said
section thence south 81 minutes So degrees
east 1858 feet: thence south Is degrees
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-06-29

Of Columbia Avenue extended :.
May q, 1925, by Samuel n Th
Rachel T.. Laird to Wenatcb..A ssirv
Railroad Company. by deed ooy'
volume So of deeds, page "a scofdS
ditor,s File No. 92977, records a a
County. Washington. This trsa u Be-
ing 1888 acres, more or less. cor,l
TRACT No. W-l9S9. Tract.
five t25) and twenty-six C26l1 NJ w
Orchard Tracts, according To ni' sef
recorded in volume . of pi.,s lie
records of Benton COUNTY W.. pan
EXCEPT Chicago. Milwaukee, assning
and Pacific Railroad Company. o.
way. containing l4.l acres. more rgt
All of above described lands VI Ia
Benton County. State of Wasbinassas
That the persons hereinabove n
whom this notice is served hv "sne.
ton thereof have or may cls;n pun
some interest in the property her., \
described and are necessary ana einas
parties defendant in this proceeds, Pm
Said petition prays that the mr..
said condemnation he adjudicateS , 1'
public use: that jury be emn. b
Continued on Page n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
80 Feet of
Pedigree

THE undisputed pedigree
champ of all time prob
U ably was William Tur-
Tough O'Brien, who recently
died in Great Britain at the
age Of 70. He was able 10
trace his relatives for 5000
years.
The son Of the 18th Baron
Inchiquin, O'Brien could
name every ancestor of his
since the days-when CoHueal
ruled over Ireland some 30
years beginning in 1247
b. c. A parchment roll
33 feet long-records the
facts on his entire line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

rock was only a few hun.
dred yards from the edge
of the village. Singing
hymns and chanting
prayers, the inhabitants
placed the figure of st.
George in the middle of the
main street. Then they fled.
The soaring flood inched
its way into the town.
Houses were toppled and
then swallowed up-by the
black avalanche. II seemed
certain that the miracle of
San Giorgio would not be
repeated in San Sebastiano.
The valanche crept
through the streets, edged
right up to the base of the
statue-and stopped.
James Cooper, an English
newSpaperman who wit
messed the miracle OF San
Sebastiano." reported that
the Italians. frenzied with
joy. poured back into their
village when word went out
that the flow had halted.
Many fell on their knees
around the statue and
prayed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

NkA Jus recently erupted
w and sent a 60.foot
wall of molten lava flowing
down the mountainside, the
little village of San SebaS-
tiano-directly in the path
of the fiery mass-seemed
doomed.
Hastily packing w h a t
household goods they could
into carts, the Italian inhab.
itants fled fer their lives.
Nothing, ii seemed. could
stop the slow-moving river
of destruction from engulf-
ing the town.
Before fleeing, however,
the citizens decided to send
over to nearby San Giorgio
for the famous miracle
statue" of st. Georgia
figure that reputedly saved
that community when it
was in the path Of the 1872
catastrophe.
BY the time the statue
had been hurriedly brought
TO San Sebastiano the liquid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
oHsALEATHEARLYALLSToRES
Wz22zAl2Az
REPLACES ORDINARY LAMpBVLBS
NEARLY SUES ANDS snaps

Scientists, after investigation.
have produced evidence that
Verd.A.Ray relieves eyestrain,
sharPens perception and reduces
glare.
You know that gIaring spot
lights will break the resistance
of hardened criminals TO law
enforcement questioning.
Do not expose the eyes OF
your loved ones to unnecessary
glare. Give them the relatively
soft, cool appearing light OF
Verd-A-Ray. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25

NNkHEN Mount VeSuv.
NJ Jus recently erupted
w and sent a 60.foot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-25
ASK FOR iT-ToDAY

For all household tasks get
added eye comfort This mod.
ern Lighting improvement is
available for you NOW.
ASK sToRI cLTRkS WHAT VSIRS SAY
WIN THIY coAI BACK 70 pVY MORE
~ send Postcard TO-DAY for beiutif-!
40 AFout.eolor Folder. WRITE Dept 81.
UuDSAVE ELECTRIC CORPORATION
~ Toledo 5. Ohio
VIRD a RAY LIcNT IS AID 10 yIeNT
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28

Avery c. Linney. Flini's old
est citizen. was buried in River
Rest cemetery last Wednesday
following services conducted al
Quinn Chapel AME church by
the pastor. Rev. Waller Crider.
The Eureka Lodge No. is. Free
and Accepted Mssons. DR.. J. w.
Moore. master. conducted the
service al the burial. Mr.. Lin.
nsY would have been 81 years
old on Dec. 20. Born on q farm
in Alexandra County near
TsYlorvills. N. c.. Of James and
Mary Linnsy in 1889. in 1880
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28
SeWer Slayer To
Be Examined
In Court Oct. ~

man whom police say con.
fessed the sewer Staying Of Joseph
Collins. 55-yesr-old border patrol
inspector, OF 9lS Home ST. faces
en- examination in Recorders Court
on October q, II vas disclosed this
week.
Held for the beating OF Collins IS
Eddie Eugene Blair. %. Of 1855 W.
Warren avenue. Police say iha'
Collins was struck with quart
Elnserale bottle by Blair then
showed into a sewer near 454o W.
Warren avenue.
Police say the argument arose
over Blair's wanting 10 purchase
Collins auto for 500. Blair. ac-
Cordng 10 police. was driving the
deceaseds auto when arrested by
Detective Lieutenant Wallace S
Williams and Detective William
Sirmons while near w Warren
ana 18th streets last week
Collins had been reported miss
Ing since August 3 by his wife
HIS body Was badly decomposed
when removed from the bottom of
the sewer several weeks later by
q fireman.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28
Allen Industries, Inc.
Receive e. Award

OF the company and commends-
tionS for their low rate Of absen-
teeism, conservation OF materials
and high rate of production. This
is one Of the 3 per cent OF plants
in the country who have received
the award Lt.-Com. Major Hsr-
eey, who made the presentation OF
the flag. called the "E" emblems
The "D.F.C.." "Cruix deGuerre.' Of
industrial employees
Acceptance OF the e. emblemS
for the employees was made by
James Walker. Negro chief stew
ard OF the shop union. Presented
during the Erogram was Mr.. Carl
Sheriff.. 5459 oath. colored. who
has been employed al Allen In
dustries for % years. second Oldest
employe in point OF service Mrs.
Antoinette Czuchsj was the oldest
woman employe.
ALIENS Alley" is the affection
ate term used by the employees for
the area where they meet and
fraterniZe during working hours.
II was bunting hung and draped
with the flags OF the 30 United
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28

The Army and Navy II" award
was presented 10 the Bomber Trim
division OF Allen Industries. Inc.
for their high achievement in pro-
duction OF war materials on Oct. II
at $3.50 pm. in ceremonies before
several hundred Of. the company
employees whose efforts had made
the award possible. The cere-
monies were held in Aliens
Alley" during program made
military by the presence OF off,
GERS of the army and navy and
the music OF the Crosse lie Naval
Air Station band. and the Amer
lean Federation OF Musicians band.
On the program were Hon. Frank
A Picard. Federal Judge. who was
master OF ceremonies: Major Har,-
vey Humphrey. Air Corps. District
Public Relations officer; Sidney j.
Allen, Allen Industries president;
Lt-Com. B. E. Flechtner, USNR,
officer in charge OF navy recruit
ing; James Walker. chief steward.
Unit UAW-CIO. No. 205
The several hundred employees
listened 10 a review Of the history
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28
Brothers Meet After
TlUo Year Separation

The happy elimination Of many
months Of fruitlc searching came
10 Pvt Horace Madison. 10, and
his brother. Cpl Alfred Madison
Jr. 81 when they me, in France
recently The meeting took place
only after each had written 10
their parents, Mr. and Mrs Alfred
Madison Of 10 r Willis. several
times requesting the others sd-
dress
Both are former students ~
Northwestern high school, and Al
fred rad planned 10 enter Wayne
university TO study pre-mediclne
when he was indicted into he
army Feb. %. 1912. Horace was
indicted May. lo43. The brothers
are members Of the Quartermast-
er's branch Of Gen Paich's Seventh
American army.
Horace entered Southern France
on D-Day with The invading forces
although ne had been overseas
since March 10 this year. when ne
took no the search for his brother
Action In Several TheAters
Service Of The boys has taken
them 30 Africa. Italy, Sicily and
Southern France. where the joyful
meeting took place Wher Horace
went into shop in Southern
France 10 select Ef, for his
mothers birthday. he had no idea
what would come To him before
the end OF the day out Of his
gesture OF love and thouHhtfulness
for his mother.
When he stepped from the door
on his way out. he spied his broth
or on an army truck The noise
and distance being too great 10
make himself heard. Horace fol-
lowed the truck back 10 camp
That is where the actual meeting
took place Following the exchange
of memories and experiences news
OF home and loved ones that went
far into the night. the brothers
wrote letter 10 their parents tell
ing them OF The reunion.
Mother Is Glad
Mrs Madison said, After ! had
done all | could 10 help them get
IN touch with each other. left the
mater IN God : hands and prayed
that he would reunite them When
! received the letter telling OF their
meeting. | fcl, that another prayer
was answered and | was glad"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28
Says 2 Men Cut
His Clothes Off

Warrants charging two men with
felonious assault were recon-
mended This week by the prosecu-
tors office against Albert Edwards.
p. Of 952 T. Palmer and Fred
James. H. ~ 9j9l Delmar
According to the information Civ
en- IN the warrant the iWo above
men mad an alteration with Henry
Long. 40. % 1911 Lynn street. over
pint of whlskey repeatedly stolen
from Longs auto while near Del
mar and Lynn.
According IN police. two two men
drew knives and cut the clothes OF
Long and were later seen break
ing glass window in his tailor
shop at 1911 Lynn street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28

HERNANDEZ UPsETs
JACKIE WILSON
WASHINGTON. ID. c. - Jackie
Wilson. former festherweizht box
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28

She said she had nearly despal ed
OF the boys meeting. but was snx-
ious that they should as they had
not seen each other for two years.
Alfred Was born in Cleveland.
Ohio. and Horace was born IN De-
tron. where they have made their
home since The other child IN the
family is Mabel. who ~ is
Mrs Madison Is member ~ ,he
volunteer service committee Of the
John r. USO.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28

Patronixs Our Advertisers
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28

ing champion from Pittsburgh.
was the upset decision victim OF
Pedro Hernandez. New York Pusr-
TO Ricsn. in . l0-round bout here
Tuesday.
The ex-utlist was noored for Q
no-count IN the ninth and finished
the fray in q dszed condition.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28
ARREST MAN IN.
CAFE Staying
OF WATCH N AN

A man whom police say used
Sazo- extract a bullet from his
ieG was arrested last week by De-
tective Lieutenant Wallace S. viii.
Slams for investigation Of the STAY.
ing OF 44-year-old night watch.
man in a bar at 9243 Russell street
October Is.
The prisoner was identified as
Frank Abrams. 20, OF 1919 Hol-
brook avenue. According % vii.
Iams. Abrams admitted that rob-
berry was the motive for entering
the establishment and secured APP
proximately seven dollars in the
alleged theft.
Police disclosed that Abrams ad.
mitted fatally shooting Steve Gu
1ek after he abrams had lowered
himself into the tavern through
q skylight.
Shoots Watchman
According 10 Abrsms. the watch.
man was arme6 and shot him in
the hand. Abrams then took the
gun from Guzek. who secured a
second gun and shot Abrams in
the leg.
while on the floor. Abramr stated
ne fred at the watchmsn, killing
hum Police disclosed that Abrams
RAD attempted TO treat his injured
reg and had not sought aid from
any hospital. before being arrested
by. detective Lieutenant Wallace
Williams and Detective William
simmons OF the special investisa.
ton squad
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28

Nations for this OCCASION. There
are 1900 employees al the Bomber
Trim plant. After six months, IL
the plant maintains its present
high qualifications. a star will be
added to the award flag.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14
SMRTNA NESRECA

Mr.. John Bauer, z Adah, Pa,
nam sporoca, da je bill dne 6.
novembra v Grayslanding Coal
Mine premogovniku, v Adah,
Pa, ubit rojak Anton Zaletel.
Pokojni, XII je bill okrog SO
let star in samski, je bill m d
ondotnimi Slovenci in Hrvati
dobro poznan. Nesreca Sc je
pripetila zjutraj, ko je Sci v
premogovnik in Sc je mani IVA
lila plast kamenja, da je bill ma
mestu mrtev. Kot je pokojnik
sam pripovedoval, je "a casa pr
We svetovne vojne delal v Gle
velandu, O., ter ina baje tu
brata, in nekja v Ameriki tudi
sestro. v Pennsylvania ne zapu-
Sea nobenih sorodnikov. Poke.
pan je bill dne 8. novembra bli.
zu Masontown, Pa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14
NEMSKI VOJNI @*..
;ZLOCINCI v JUGOSLAVIJI

RIM, 6. novembra. (O.N.A.)
Posebna komisija, XII preis
kuje nemske vojne zlocine v Ju-
goslaviji, zbira dokaze "a med
narodno komisijo "a vojne zlo.
cine, odkrije vsak dan move do
kaze., Jugoslovanski radio poro.
Ca, da je Cd 10000 zidov v Bel.
gradu ostalo zivih le 1000, vsi
drugi SO izginili, ali pa SO bill
poklani ma najbolj zverinske ma.
Cine. Il
v zadnjih dneh okupacije je
Gestapo gnala svoje zrtve v va
Ike Slulnje, povzrocene cd zrac'
nih bomb in Jill tam pokosila I
strojnicani.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14
ALICE KUMEL

v nedeljo, oh 4:10 uri popol-
dne je preminila v Ridgecliff sa-
natoriju v Wickliffe, O., Alice
Kumel, rojena Knez, stara 80
let. Stanovala je ma 1871 Alb.
hey Ave-, Euclid, O. Rojena je
bila v vasi Jesca pri Ljubljani
odkoder je prisla v Ameriko le.
to 1911. Tukaj zapusca zalujo.
cega soproga Rudolpha, hcerkc
Joan, stare IL let, in mater Ma
ry. Qce Michael je un1rl leta
1910. Bila je 6lanica drustva
Waterloo Grove st. 11O, w. G
Pogreb &c bo vrzil v cetrtek Ok
Q. uri zjutraj Il pogrebnega a
voda August r. Svetek, 478 p
152 st., Y cerkev Marie Vnebo'
vzetje Oh $50 uri zjutraj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14
Casnikar dal
Opis move nemSke
letece bonbe

V soboto je govoril v Cleve-
landu Hugh Beillie, predsednik
UNITED Press" agencije, XII Sc
je bas vrnil z obiska v Angliji,
kjer je videl move letece bombe,
V-2, v akciji. Q ueinkovitosti
novega nemskega terornega o.
rozja je Beillie tako-le pripove
doval:
"Bilo je nekega vecera, ko je
natakar v hotelu, kJer sem bill
nastanjen, prijaz.ao pripomnil
NO, izgleda, da mas nocoj ne bo.
do nadlegovale leteee bombe!
Sc tisti moment pa je tressilo
da Sc je stresel yes hotel.
"Udarilo je kakih sedem mil,
proc. Dozdevalo sc mi je, da je
to utegnil biti w, katerem
so Nemci re dali casa porocali
pa sem Sc podal ma pozorisce
da vidim, kaj Sc je zgodilo.
"Po dolgi voznji skozi ulice
XII so bile popolnoma zatemnje.
ne, sem dospel ma prostor. Nu'
dill Sc mi je posasten PRIOR, ka'
kor v kakem filmu, cigar namer
je vzbujati grozo. Mirna, pri.
jazna utica, oh kateri so ma O.
beh straneh stala drevesa, j
imela oblieje bojnega polja.
"Sredi ceste je zevala globo.
ka jana cd enc strani trato.
aria do drugega - koje preme,
je znasal cd rs do 80 cevljev. O
sem dvonadstropnih his, stiri ne
vsaki strani, je bilo prevrnjenif
in vrzenih nazaj na dvorisca
Druge rezidence v okolici so 81
nagibale ma stran."
Kar Sc tice prebivalstva, spre
jenna novo nemsko terorno O
rozje popolnoma mirno. Mnog
Sc cello salijo in pravijo: "Tegs
clovek vsaj ne slisi. &c te zade
ne, te zadene, in $ TEN je vs.
koncano."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14
Mark sUaljato je dial diva sinoya "a
domoyino; trije nadaljni y armadi

cleveland Press je objavil
daljse porocilo O znani hrvatski
druzini Marka Valjato, XII ina
pet sinov v vojni. Pred dnevi je
vojni department sporocil, da
sta diva dala zivljenje "a domo-
vino. I
Mark Valjato je Sc let star in
je prisel v Ameriko s Hrvatske-
ga leta 1906. Naselil Sc .je v
Monassen, Pa, leta 1926 pa je
z zeno in otroci prisel v Cleve-
land. Bilo jih je enajst v druzi-
nj: Mark jr., Steve, Charles, E.
mil, John, George, Josephine,
Julia, Fora in Katherine.
,Bila je velika, ampak srecna
druzina. Valjato in njegova ze-
ma sta ljubila glasbo, zato sta
poskrbela, da so vsi otroci igra-
Ii kak k muzikalni instrument.
"Valjatov orkester" je bill splos
no priljubljen med clevelandski-
mi H1vati.
Leta 1896 je druzina zgubila
mater. Otroci so zrastli in ne
kateri 81 ustanovili svoja ognji.
Sea, toda vez med mimi ie osta.
la slej ko pref jako tesna. Sko.
70 nelocljiva sta bila zlasti John
in George, XII sta bila najmlajsa
fanta v druzini.
Ne dolgo tega je vojni de-
partment sporocil Marku Valja.
tn ma njegovem .domu ma 1901
E. 63 St., da je 20-letni George
20. augusta pa d el v Franciji
Pred par dnevi je prejel nov te.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14

legram, Pfc John, star komaj
19 let, o katerem je bilo pref
sporocano, da je med pogresa-
mimi, je reklo poroeilo, da je bill
ubit v Italiji %. januarja.
v sluzbi domovine preko NOR
ia Sc nahajajo Sc trije Va1jato-
vi sinovi. Pfc. Marion, star 28
let, Sc nahaja nekje v Evropi;
Corp. Mark jr., star Is let, je
ma Irskem, Pfc. Steve, star Is
let sc nahaja v Franciji. v ar
madi sta tudi diva Valjatova ze.
ia.
John in George sta po smrti
njuje matere skupaj pohajala v
visjo solo v Mantua, Ohio, oba
sta bila navdusena "a baseball
in delala sta nacrte, da Sc sku-
paj posvetita poljedelstvu. Oba
sta sla skupaj prostovoljno k
vojakom v januarju 1943, in da i.
siravno sta bila oba dodeljena
infanteriji, je bilo to prvic, da
so Sc njuni zivljenski poti locili.
Mark Valjato, oce junakov,
je ma Dan premirja proslo sobo
to prisel delat v tovarno, kjer
je zaposlen kot metal hand.
ler", kakor obicajno. Ina ze "a
$4,000 vojnih bondov in jih bo
kupil Sc vec. Storiti hoce svoj
delez in cello vec, da bi pospesil
dan novega premirja, v nadi, da
to pot premirje prinese ljud-
stvom sveta resnieen in trajen
mir.