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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-12
Gro ote ''moderne''
vojne mad civiInim
%prehivaIstvOm

"LeteGi roboti", --spuscani z
nemskih oporisc nekje v Fran
CHI in namerjeni ma London, so
zares grozovito bojno orozje. To
je primal v parlamentu Chur-
chill, in zayczniski yojni stro-
lSovnjaki hite S pripravami, da
sc ia nemSki mehanicni naval
pravocasno odbijc. Kajti &c Sc
he pride tel nevarnosti v 0kom,
BIO velik del Londona razvalina
in ma tisoce civilnega prebival-
stva oh zivljenje.
Prve dni je pablo ma London
povprecno pc $50 letecih bomb.
V mani ko treh tednih je bilo
ubitih 2,752 civilistov lido 6. jul
lija) in ma tisoce ranjenih, mno-
gi izmed Nth smrtno nevarno,
ali pa bodo pohabljenci "a vse
zi~vljenje.
Pripovedujejo, da ko priIeti
tax zracni torpedo ma tia, ina
svojstvo, da z eksplozijo ne IL
koplje globoke jane, kot jih ma
primer bonnie il aeroplanov,
p%ovzroci pa tolikSen zracni pri-
fisk pc vec blokov okrog, da Sc
poslopja v blizini sesujejo, v cd
daljenejsih pa popokajo sipe.
Kosi Sip, posebno il izlozbenih
oxen, Sc teh eksplozijah raz-
Prise S tako mogocno silo, da &c
zadenejo cloveka, mu odleti ro-
ka ali noga kot &c hi udaril pc
bilki z ostro britvijo.
Kdor zivi Londonu, We, kaj
pomeni TAXA invazija. Proti
nemskim letalcem Sc je bilo An
glezem laglje boriti, a robot gre
svojo pot, ker je avtomat.
Cimprej zavezniki okupirajo
Francijo in druge obrezne kra-
je blizu Anglije, pref DO tie nem-
ske tehnicne grozote konec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-12

velevazno zborovanje v Breton
Woodsu v Siroki ameriski jaw.
nosti skoro mic zanimanja, &C.
prav Sc vrsi v naSi dezeli in je
has cd ME najvec odvisno, ali
bono imeli pc tel vojni mir, ali
move komercialne tekme, nova
oborozevanja, move krize in "a
posledicO pa tretjo svetovno
vojno.
Ma konferenci teh financnih
vescakov, takozvanih, je bilo
poudarjanO, da &c dopustimo
vojno v tretjic, ga ne BIO kraja
na svetu, Xxi bi ne cutil njenih
grozot. Vojna znanost je silno
napredovala. Namesto letal S pr
lott prihajajo sedaj mad London
~letala, natlacena z eksploziva-
mi, z "roboti', to je, stroj Jill vo-
di sam cd sebe reguIiran "a svo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-12
KraIi Peter H.
SubasiG in Tito
Sc Sp0rdZumeh
KONSTANTlN FOTIc Sc UPRL.- SRBSKl
sOVlNISTI TU IN v SRBlJI OGROzAJO
OBNOWTEV J~UGOSLAVIJE. - ALI STA
MEDIC IN MIHAJLOVIc V ZVEZI?

Pred okrog mesec dni je bio
IL Londona porocano, da lie krali
Peter odslovil clane Puricevega
kabineta V Kairu in poveril Sc
stavo move Wade bivSemu hr-
vatskemu banu DIR. Ivanu Suba-
sicu.
Ia Re dolgo pricakovana spre-
memba Sc je izvrSila naivee ma
i%niciativo angleSkih vladimir
krogov, XII so uvideli, da z vele-
srbsko politiko starih carsijskih
reakcionarjev in Draze Mihai-
lovica ne DO Slo, pa SO kraliu
Petru, XII ga imajo pod vplivom,
razlozlIi, da ina Sc cas-, ako no.
&c kaj storiti "a ohranitev svo-
jega prestola in Jugoslavije.
Mucna odlocitev
Predno je Peter mogel spre-
meniti svoje stalisce z ozirom
ma novo orientacijo, Sc je moral
odlociti "a mueno poslovitev cd
Draze Mihajlovica, XII ga je do
tedaj scitil in ga vztrajno branil
V vlogi svojega vojnega mini
stra.
10 ga je odslovil, je bio ia
sno, da je prelom tn in da ie
vloga nadaljevanja jugoslovan-
ske politike preSla v druge roke.
SubaSiceva naloga je bila IL
delati sporazum med kraljem in
Titom. Subasic je Sci v ia ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-12

men osebno k THU, toda Sc pre-
dino je to storil, SO njegovi "a
upniki re v naprej poizvedeli,
kako stoji stvar in novemu pre-
mierju %sporocili, da je sporazum
izvedljiv. Sele nato je Subasic
mandat resno sprejel. Posveto-
vanja med MIN in Petrom ter
drugimi merodajnimi faktorji v
Londonu pa so Sc vrsila re tedne'
pred tenn.
Rezim Sesterih
Dne Z. julia sta ameriskemu
tisku porocala liz Londona casni-
Ski agenciji. Associated Press in
United Press, ter razni drugi do
pisniki, da je SubaSic koncno lie
sestavil novo Waldo - kabinet
sestih ljudi S sabo vred - XII so
pc narodnosti diva Hrvata, diva
Srba in diva Slovenca.
Prve vesti so navedla sledeca
imena: Dr. Ivan Subasic, mini
strski predsednik, XII je oh enem
prevzel portfelj ministra vna-
Nth zadev in pa sluzbo vojnega
ministra.
Sretan Vukosavljevic, XII je
~
bill V eni bivsih vlad podtajnik
" poljedelskem ministrstvu in
professor ma beogradski univer-
Ii, je v novi vladi agrikulturni
minister in OBJ enem minister "a
(Konec ma 4. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-12

goslovanov je podpirala v inte-
resu svoje move in svoje pref
snje domovine napore vseh, XII
SO "a edinstvo in SO pobijali pri-
zadevanja "a sejanje sovrastva
posebno med Hrvati in Srbi. Ia
radi tega SO navduseno podpira-
Ii jugoslovansko osvobodilno
armada pod vodstvom Tita in S
tenn aspiracije Jugoslovanov "a
edinstvo, svobodo in demokra-
clio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-12
Greijo imo mani sreee
kot Ju9osIoyiio

L. Kaira v Egiptu je bio 7. ju-
lila porocano, da je sporazum
med grsko Waldo in "rdeckarji'
nemogoc. Iste dni pa je bill skle-
MEN v Jugoslaviji. cemu je mo-
goc v eni dezeli, ne pa v drugi.
to najboljse razumejo diplomat
v Londonu in Moskvi, XII odlo-
eujejo o tema dvema dezelama.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-12
NemeHa 6uti> da
DO voina kmaIu V
nienih meiah
TRI USPEsNE ZAVEZNIsKE OFENZIVE v
EVROPI. = RDECA ARMADA OBJ VZHODNI
PRUSIJI. - VZHODNA FRONTA INA Sc
VEDNO PRVENSTVO v OBSEGU IN zRTVAH

nal. Vanj lahko vozijo ladje v
tezi 5000 ton, kar BIO dobavlja-
ME potrebsein liz Anglije zavez-
niski armada ma francoski 'front.'
jake o~lajsalo.
Zavezniske cete v Normandi-
j so sedaj kakih 800 mill cd Re-
ne in Kolina.
ZavezniSka armada pri Livor-
nu v Italiji ina priblizno toliko
mill do Beljaka ma Koroskem in
do Inomosta ma Tirolskem. VISA
znamenja kazejo, da DO rdeca
armada prva, XII DO stopila IA
nemska tia, nam,ec v Vzhodno
Prusijo.
Ofenzive pc nacrtu
Dasi so vse tri fronte v Evro-
pi neodvisne druga cd druge so
zavezniski poveljniki ma Min
svoje ofenzive usoglasili, Ola so
Sc pricele pc nekaj dni narazen
druga cd druge in Nemce upre-
gle ma vseh straneh.
" Italiji Sc je pricela II. ma
ia, v Normandiji 6. junija, So
vjetska ofenziva ma Finskem 9.
junija in v Bell Rusiji %. junija.
Pricakuje Sc v tenn poletju We
like sovjetske ofenzive ma jugu
in pa novih invazij ameriske,
angleSke, kanadske in francoske
armada ma continent.
V vsakem letosnjih zavezni-
skin podvzetij so bill Nemci pri-
morani ma umik in odpore pa
placali z velikimi izgubami.
Mnogi vojaski vescaki prero-
kujejo, da tega pritiska Nemci-
ia ne DO mogla vzdrzati dali kot
kvecjemu clio novembra.
Drugi Jim ugovarjajo in trdi-
Nadaljevanje ma 2. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-12
PRIHODNJl STEvILKl

DO objavljen zapisnik upravne-
ga odbora Proletarca, eksekuti-
We JSZ in Prosvetne matice, XII
DO pojasnil razprave in sklepe o
novi kampanji "a Proletarca, O
knjigi, XII jo "a prihodnje leto
ida Prosvetna matica in o raz-
nth drugih zadevah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-12

Koncem minulega tedna je
rdeca armada v severnem delu
vzhodne fronte prodrla do to-
cke, cd kjer je pred trent lett
pricela S svojo ogromno ofenzi-
vo proti Moskvi in L eningradu
Hitlerjeva oborozena sila.
Zadnji pondeliek ie imela
rdeca armada, XII je okupirala
cd Nemcev utrjene Baranowi-
cze, Sc okrog 220 mill do Bialy-
stoka in Varsave in $50 mill do
Berlina. Cd Moskve je oddalje-
ma mad 400 mill. Torej je ma po-
hodu proti Berlinu dovrsila ne
lkako polovico poti.
Do Vzhodne Prusije je v "a
cetku tega tedna imela Sc okrog
70 mill.
Pc Ii mill ma dan
Svojo sedanio ofenzivo v Sc
verni Rusiji je rdeca armada
podvzela ma dan %. junija, ma
dan tretje obletnice nemske in
vazije V Sovjetsko unijo. From
ia, ma kateri je omenjenega dine
zacela potiskati Nemce nazaj v
njihovo dezelo, lie dolga okrog
ESQ mill. Povprecno je prodrla
Is mill ma dan, ma nekaterih
krajih dveh tednih cez dive sto
mill vsega skupaj in osvobodila
zadnje dele Belle Rustic, pone-
kod pa je re dalec izven svojih
mel.
Ia teden je rdeca armada oku-
plrala Vino in nadaljevala svo-
10 pot proti litvinskemu CLAW
menu mestu Kaunasu.
NemSke izgube ogrOmne
Il sovjetskih porocil je raz-
vldno, da znaSajo nemske izgu-
be ma tenn delu vzhodne fronte
do %. junija par sto tisoc MOI in
SO znatno vecje kot pa jih je
nemSka armada " istem casu
utrpela ma francoski in italian
ski 'front.'.
Vsak cas- Sc pricakuje razmah
ruske ofenzive tudi il Ukraine
proti Lvovu in Sleziji. Ma boji-
seth vzhodno cd Minska je bio
DO %, junija ubitih ali pa uje-
tlh l9 nemskih generalov.
Zavezniske image V Franciji
Minulo nedeljo je bio poro-
cano, ola je angleSka armada v
Franciji pod poveljstvom gene
rala Montgomeryja vzela vazno
mesto Caen, XII so ga Nemci tr-
oovratno branili. Kdor ina v
oolasti Caen, poseduje IL tega
uela Francije vrata v Pariz. Pro-
olranje sicer ne DO gladko, a
Memci SO S Caenom izgubili to-
llko, ola ie ogrozena VISA njihova
ondotna obrambna crta.
Caen ina $4,000 prebivalcev.
L morjem ga vece gle dolg ka-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-07-12

Delavci, podpirajte Proletarca
kot podpira on vase napore in boje!
Evening star., 1944-09-10
Mrs. Virginia |. Spencer,
Widow Of Physician, Dies

Mrs. Virginia L. Spencer, s.
widow OF DR.. Blair Spencer, former
Washington physician, died sud-
denly yesterday at her home, Five
Gables, in Gloucester County, Va.
The former Virginia Loomis, Mrs
Spencer was native of Pittsburgh
She was the granddaughter of the
late Jacob j. Vandergrift, pioneer
Pennsylvania oil man, and was q
descendant Of John Hart, a signer
of the Declaration of Independence
Her husband practiced medicine
here before the last war. during
which he served in the Navy. Her
mother was the late Mrs. John A,
Johnston of all Massachusetts
avenue NV.
Surviving are three grandchildren,
Miss Virginia Summerlin, 5000
Woodland drive NV, and Miss
Harriott Summerlin and John Sum-
merlin Of Gloucester County.
Funeral services will be held at
8 pm. tomorrow at Arlington Gem
etery.
Evening star., 1944-09-10
In @rmnrtan1

BERRY, SARAH. In sweet and ,ov,n,
sAR4H sHRRY R' who degetsd AND
HER DEVOTED GRANDDAuGHTER. MYR.
TIE J. HAYES.
COLLINGsWORTH, MARY ADDIE. In
AppfE opHEs cSl1Ncsw0s 81 my dsyossG mother. NARY
oay anniversary, September o, 1914.
line of sweet remembrance,
memory fond and true,
token Of my devotion
LONELY ~E bhGGaTEs sesEt FL sF!sSss ostSckso fSf
DONOHUE. BRIDGET. In sad but living
EHRmem6r1nGe RRfnnTr Ir q our dearly beloved aunt.
Ie41 nfIs ago TO-DAY ssptembe, 10
HER N1EcEs AND NEPHEws.
LUsBY, WARD. In loving memory of
my ay.v friend end WARD LussY. who passed
aHay one year ago today. September
I am sad within my memory,
Lonely In my heart.
For the one I loved SO dearly
Has forever been called away
LUsBY. WARD M. In sad hut ,ov,ns
brother-in-law, WARD NJ. LusBY. VINO xho
passed tS away 50 suddenly one year ago
To-Day september 10. 1943.
AAvW VIC AaFc missed you, dear Ward
BUT IN memory you are ever near MS and
N our hearts you will live
oISiEE, VIOLA. AND BROTHER-IN-LAW,
SCOTT, LOUvINIA, and DAVIS, MARY
OLDEN. tribute of love and devotion
70 the memory of my dear mother, Lou
vINlA SCOTT, who departed this life four
years ago today. September 10, 1910, and
M aunt. MARY OLDEN DAVIS who
passed away two years ago, Ausust
In my hear your memory linsers,
Always tender. fond and true;
I do not think of you.
Let us think of them today.
sleeping, restins, iust away;
Resting where no shadows fall,
IN perfect peace they await us ali.
FCNOLY, DAUGHTER AND NIECE CAR
RE B. WASHINGTON.
WILLIS. JULIA d. In sad but loving
remembrance Of my dear wife. JULIA b.
WILLIS. who passed away one year ago
TO-DAY, september 10, 1913.
I Ditch sit and think Of you,
7 speak Of how you lived and died,
Ihe lovely things you did and tried
Before you closed your eyes.
On. God, grant you eternal rest
Sadly missed by your husband,
THOMAS w. WILLIS.
Evening star., 1944-09-10
'ScurriIous References
Made BY Klein DeIeied
~ the Assoeiatsd Prsss.

b the As<oeiat4d Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. s.-All "scur-
rilous references" 70 prominent peo-
pie made BY Henry II. Klein, New
York attorney, at his hearing before
United States Commissioner Gar
rett w. Cotter win be stricken from
the record, II was ruled today.
The ruling was made at the con-
clusion OF testimony on removal
proceedings which would return the
attorney to Washington to face con-
tempt Of court charges. Klein Il
accused Of having left his client. Col
Eugene N. Sanctuary, unrepresented
In the Washington sedition trial.
In testimony and af1idavits on
August 10, yesterday. and today,
Klein referred to such persons as
President Roosevelt. Gov. ThomaS
3. Dewey. Winston Churchill, Sid
ney Hillman and Brig. Gen. william
ODwyer.
Commissioner Cotter reserved de-
cision on the hearing. giving Klein
until September 16 to file briefs.
Evening star., 1944-09-10
|Dr. R. ". Patton Dies;
Episcopal Minister
~ the Assoeiated Prsaa.

~ In Aeooeiote0 Ry1eo
CHARLOTTESVILLE, va, Sept
o-The Rev. DR.. Robert williams
Patton, Is, Episcopal minister and
authority on Negro education, died
today 1t . Charlottesville hospital
He was born at The Meadows, =
near. here.
He served as rector OF Christ
Church, Roanoke. and st. Stephens
Church, Williamsburg. Pa, and for
eight years afterward was secretary
Of the Episcopal province Of Sewa-
nee, which includes nine Southern
States.
DR.. Patton was the founder and
present director Of the American
Church Institute for Negroes.
He was instrumental in establish
ing schools for Negroes in Fort
Valley, Ca; Gailor Industrial
School, Mason, Tenn; Okolona In
dustrial School, Okolona, Miss. /:
Voorhees, Normal and Industrial
College, Denmark, 8. c.; st. Angus
tines College, Raleigh, N. c., and
St.. PauRs Polytechnic Institute at
Lawrenceville.
Surviving DR.. Patton are his
widow, the former Miss Jane s.
Stringfellow, Fairfax; two daughters
and sister Private funeral serv-
ices will be held ut pm. Monday
at Fort Lincoln Chapel in Washing
ton, conducted by the Rt. Rev. II.
st. George Tucker. D. D., Bishop of
the Episcopal Church.
Evening star., 1944-09-10
Pacific
Continued From First Page.)

release said buildings and defense
installations on Angaur we're blast
ed as the warships opened up on the
southernmost island of the Paiau
group. Admiral Nimitz made no
mention Of an attack on Yap. Fa-
cilities at Peleliu Island were torn
and bombs blew up supply dumps.
Large fires were started on Koror.
A Japanese airf1eld, radio station
and fuel dump felt the brunt of the
attack on Arkabesan Island.
Opposition Is Slight.
There was little antiaircraft fire.
None of the attacking ships, which
usually soften up invation beaches
for thousands Of troops, suffered
any damage In the attack.
The Navy announcement also told
Of new attacks on the Bonin and
Volcano Islands, nearer Japan prop
er. Army bombers pounded Two
Jima on Wednesday and Thursday.
One of four Japanese planes in the
air was believed destroyed.
Liberators damaged a cargo yes
sci In the harbor Of Chichi Jima
in the Bonins. Other air attacks
were made on Pagan Island in the
Marianas and against Truk, the
Marshalls and Nauru Island.
The Wednesday attack on the
Palaus was q follow-up to the blow
delivered the day before by swarms
Of carrier-flghter planes and q 90
ton bomb assault by Southwest Pa
cific land-based bombers.
Palaus Raided in March.
Carrier planes struck the Palaus
last March. The islands have been
consistently raided since early June.
A record bomb load of 1877 tons was
delivered there September 8.
Meanwhile China felt growing
japanese strength there as hordes
OF the enemy smashed down the
Hunan-Kwangsi Railway and broke
into Tungan, important town 80
miles from Kweilin, capital of
Kwangsi Province. Bloody street
fighting ensued after the japanese
entered the city. The enemy troops
dashed 95 miles from Hengyang,
capturing the American airbase of
Lingling on the way.
The japanese apparently are bent
on capturing Kweilin, where there
is large and important Allied base
with hangers built into the sur
rounding hills. Loss Of Kweilin
would hurt the South China de-
tense system. It would put the
japanese In . better position to
consolidate their aim of controlling
the Peking- -Hankow Railway and
isolating Free China in the interior,
where the movement Of men and
supplies Is difncult.
In this connection the Chinese
rapidly are completing the conquest
Of Sungshan, the Japanese tunnel
fortress astride the Burma Road in
Yunnan Province. Two pockets of
japanese remain to be defeated be-
fore the Burma Road west Of the
Salween River can be used as far as
Lungling.
Evening star., 1944-09-10
Ms. Grace 1ubbs, 73ys
Buried ii Cedar Hill I

Funeral services for Mrs. Grace
Bussard Tubbs. 70. wife Of Nelson J.
Tubbs, 1028 Pierce Mil road NV.
who died ct her home Thursday.
were held yesterday from the safIeli
funeral home, 475 II street NV.
Burial followed in Cedar Hill Ceme-
terry.
Born In woodburn, Va, Mrs.,
Tubbs had lived here for 20 years,
She was . member Of the Eastern
Star and st. Stephens Episcopal
Church.
She Is survived by her husband,
three sisters, Mrs. Florence b. Nam
kin Of Toledo, Ohio; Mrs. Anna B.
Bruin Of Baltimore, Ohio, and Mrs.
T. Paul Speake Of Washington and
q brother, Rae s. Bussard Of Wash-
ington,
Evening star., 1944-09-10
Cannon-Firing warp|anes
Now Fly From Carriers
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Cannon-f1ring warplanes, the first
ever built for operation from an
aircraft carrier, are in operation
against the Japanese, the Navy dis
closed yesterday.
They are Curtiss Helldiver dive
bomber equipped with 20-millimeter
guns to blast enemy positions and
equipment.
The cannons, attached to fixed po-
sitions on the leading edge of the
wing, take the place formerly used
for .50-caliber machine guns. In
addition the planes retain the flexi-
bic machine gun positions operated
by the rear seat gunner and RADIO
man.
Evening star., 1944-09-10


For many years he had his own
contracting business In this city. For
the past two years he was employed
as an engineer in the Signal Corps.
Mr.. Arnold was on the board of
trustees of All Souls Unitarian
Church and Friendship House, He
was a member OF the Columbia His
torical Society and Sigma Alpha Ep-
silon fraternity.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Agnes Nelson Arnold, and one sis
ter, Mrs. Qxxin M. Elliott, Phila-
delphia.
Funeral services will be held from
All Souls Church, Sixteenth and
Harvard streets NV. tomorrow at
z pm.
Evening star., 1944-09-10
LaughIin Faces Trial
tomorrow on Charge
OF Impeding Justice

The trial Of James j. Laughlin
Washington attorney, on charges o1
impeding justice in connection
with the Hyattsville bank robbery
case, is scheduled to begin tomor-
row before Federal Judge John Pau
In Baltimore.
Judge Paul, whose Jurisdiction Il
the Western District of Virginia
was called in to hear the case after
Judge william G. Coleman disquali.
ned himself, following the filing o1
an afndavit Of prejudice against
him by Mr.. Laughlin.
In preliminary proceedings, Mr.
Laughlin has been acting as his owr
counsel. He made several efforts tc
obtain q delay of the trial but was
unsuccessful.
Mr.. Laughlin, who was eliminated
as an attorney in the sedition trial
here after he sought the impeach-
ment Of the presiding Judge, Chiel
Justice Edward c. Eicher, indicated
he will call several attorneys anc
defendants In that case as wit
nesses In his behalf. They include
Ellis O. Jones, M. Edward Buckley
jr.. an attorney, and Robert Noble
whose case was severed while the
sedition trial was in progress and
who now Is In the District Jail.
Mr.. Laughlin charged the Fed
eral Bureau Of Investigation and
United States Attorney Bernard j.
Flynn, as well as Mr.. Flynn,s former
assistant, T. Barton Harrington, with
conspiring against him by offering
bribes of clemency to persons now
in prison If they would testify
against him.
The Government charges Mr..
Laughlin introduced certain testi-
mony to show falsely that his client,
Hilliard Sanders, now serving a 90
year term for his part in the rob-
berry of the Prince Georges Bank
g. Trust Co. in Hyattsville, Md, in
1941, was . visitor at the Florida
State Penitentiary on the day Of the
crime.
Evening star., 1944-09-10
J. P. Bordos, 73, Dies;
Former Resident of D. C..

Joseph Peter Bordas, 73, former
Washington resident, died Thurs
day at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. John D. Mooney, in San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. Bordas was born in Spain
and came to the United States as
q young man. He lived here for 20
years. Ten years ago he moved to
California with his wife, Mrs. An
gela Bordas.
He is survived by his widow, one
son, Joseph Raymond Bordas, Ber-
wyn' Nd, and two other daughters,
MRS. William E. Guckert and Mrs.
M. Bordas Rock, both OF Washing.
ton.
Burial will be in San Francisco.
Evening star., 1944-09-10
Fuel Oil Coupons 4 and 5
Valid for Rest Of Season

Fuel oil coupons for periods 4
and S, scheduled to expire Septem-
Der 80, will be good throughout the
coming heating year, the Once of
Price Administration announced
yesterday.
The validity Of the coupons was
extended to avoid the necessity of
making coupon changes at the local
ration boards during October. 1t was
explained.
Evening star., 1944-09-10
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HUDNELL, ROSA B. The family Of
the late ROSA B. HuDNELL wishes to
express its thanks to the neighbors.
friends and relatives for their kind ex:
pressions of sympathy and beautiful Moral
tributes at the time Of its bereavement.
OLIVER, CoNsUELLA C. We wish to
express our deep appreciation to our rela:
tives, neighbors and friends for their kind
expressions Of sympathy and Moral tributes
sent US at the passing Of our beloved wife
and mother, CoNsUELLA C. OLIVER.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
SIMPSON, BEATRICE. The husband
and family of the late BEATRlCE SlMP-
son wishes to thank the many friends
and relatives for their kind expressions OF
sympathy and horal tributes DURING our
bereavement
THOMAS, MRS. DOVE ALICE. The fam.
fly of the late Mrs. DOVE ALICE THOMAS
gratefully acknowledges the beautiful
Mowers and other expressions Of sympathy
afforded it by relatives. neighbors and
friends in its recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY.