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Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-08
Baseball Chiefs
Vote to Hike
Price on Drafts

BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. 8. (UP)-
The National Association of Profess
Sional Baseball Leagues have voted
to increase the draft price of play
ers by &c l-3 per cent and adopted
an amendment designed to prevent
the major leagues from going into
minor league territory without ade-
quate compensation to the clubs in
volved.
The draft increase meant that the
majors now will have to pay $4,000
instead of $500 when they claim a
player frCm the Double A minors
Leagues of lower classifications also
will have to be paid a third more
than before
Both proposals had been ad-
vanced by the Pacific Coast league.
1t had sought an increase of so per
cent in the draft price, but did not
oppose a substitute measure limiting
the increase to third.
Through the other amendment.
the Pacific Coast circuit aimed to
prevent possible postwar eXpan-
sion of the major leagues to the
west coast. Transfer of ma jor league
club franchises still are possible un-
der the new code, but major league
club going into minor league city
must not only compensate the minor
league club involved, but also the
other members of the circuit which
would be affected. II that way, it
would make the transfer of a fran
chise from one of the present major
league cities to the west coast al
most prohibitive.
The minors voted to increase
their player limits by permitting the
clubs to add to their player list one
returning serviceman for every five
men on the active roster. Thus
team which is permitted to have 40
players under contract now may add
eight others, but the additions must
be ball players released from the
armed services.
There was added agitation mean
while for minor league voice in
naming a successor to the late
Judge KeneSaw M. lands as base
balls high commissioner. The South
ern association was supporting FBI
Chief j. Edgar Hoover.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-08

game will start at 6:30 o'clock. fol-
lowed by the B and A contests.
Prospective starters and substi-
tuteS on ImperialS A team include
Leroy johnson, James Boley and
John McCollum. forwards; Clifford
King and Walter Cook, centers:
Isaac King, Junior Trammel and
Henry Bucher, guards.
Coach Lee Boyle, CaleXico, sighs
when he thinks of the veteran ma
terial he has on hand this season.
He can count it en- one finger. In
other words, Richard Felix is the
only regular first-string man left
over. Four others, with some expe-
rience. are Elias Linn, Manuel Me-
dina, Albert Rubidoux and Carlos
Padilla, and upon these men Boyle
relies heavily. However. Linn and
Padilla expect to be called into the
armed service socn.
CaleXico has no practice games
scheduled before the leagues OPEN
ing. The squad will start workouts
Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-08
L. A. STM;AE

Los Angeles. Dec. s. CUP)-Stocks were
up on the Los Angeles exchange Friday as
ll,1s0 shares were sold, Is issues being
up, five down and seven unchanged. The
list:
Central Investment 100 at 65. un-
changed Fitzsimmons 100 at 6%. down
IS; Farmers and Merchants Bank 10 at
$40, up 5; Transamerica 100 at 10&. un-
changed: Southern California Edison COM
mon 100 at 25M, unchanged; Southern
California Edison 6 per cent 100 at S2la +.
unchanged Southern California 5i4 per
cent 200 at 32lk, up l. Southern Pacific
100 at 37ss, down i Sinclair 100 at
13A, unchanged; Richfield 300 at 9&s,
down \ Standard of California, 100 at 81
up Is Sunray 500 at 53s. unchanged; un-
ion Oil 100 al 1917 up !. Universal 800
at l5l4, up X Consolidated Steel 100 at
10. up i; LaneWells 100 at 135s. down
= Ryan Aeronautical 100 at g.. up l;
Solar 100 at 97s, up IL.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-08
L. A. rEJDFiCE
Angeles. Dec. ;. diPl -

Los Angeles btf- :. tlIl
Avocados; Steady. Per pound: FaerieS
30-35c: No. 2s. 1920; Pueblas. 2o-22c;
flats, Fuertes, 450-5.00; Puehas, 10
3.25.
Beans: Steady. Per pound; Limas, bush
10-12c: fair. 7-Sc; pole. 12-l4c; Santa
Barbara, 12-l5c.
Broccoli: Weaker: Santa Clara Kern
and Santa Maria iced crates, 5oo-5.50;
pound, s-1lc.
Bunched vegetables: Weaker on green
onions and beets. and generally steady on
others. Per crate: beetS, 2-2ls dozen,
best, 200; fair, $50; Imperial, dozen,
, 90; chard, 3 dozen. 1.25-l So green
onions, s dozen, 2.50-3.00; CoaChella. :
dozen. 1.35 radiShes small. red, dozen.
3.O0-4.o0; spinach, dozen, 1.50-20o; ord-
nary, 100 turnips. 2-2la dozen. l.25-l so;
fair. loo: Imperial. It's.
Carrots: Steady: punched. 3 dozen. 1.5O-
1.65; fair. 1.25; Imperial. i dozen. 200
DDS; Coachella. Az dozen, $50; iced
crates, Santa Maria. dozen, 390-3.9o;
dozen, 3.25-330.
Cabbage: Stronger; local Cannonban
crates, best. 3.50-4.0O; fair. 3.0O-325.
Celery: Dull; Pascal, 20-22 in. crates
l.25-l75: fair, LOO; Stureee crates. Santa
Maria, 3.25-3.50; Hearts 15o-1,75; Golden
Heart. Santa Maria, 20-22 in.
Lettuce: Firm. Santa Barbara San Luis
Obispo crates, As dozen. best 4.1o.
Onions; Steady; street sales 80 pounds
Globes. 1.5O-2.O0; boilers. whites. $50
275.
Uersimmons: Dull. Per pound 5-sc
Peppers: Steady. Per pound: Bells. all
districts, best, 12-14c; fair. S-1oc; ord-
nary. SEC; Texas, mostly lac.
Potatoes: Firm; street sales 100 pounds
long whites, S. J. Valley, L. S ! A. 355-
3.72; No. 2S, 2.50-3O0; Guyana bakers,
USl, 4oo-4.05
SQUASH Stronger; white summer. all
districts. lugs, best. 3.0O-3.50; fair. 20O-
$50; Imperial crates. 2.75-3 IS; No. 2s,
1852. 90; Italian, all districts. hugs, 2.25-
2.75; fair. !. .75-200; No. IS 75c-l 25; I'm
perial crates, . 25-2.75; best. $50; fair,
1.75-2.O0.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-08
Rice Announces
Gridiron Aces
NEW W

NEW YORK, Dec. 8. CUP)--Colliers
magazine Friday announced its 1914
al-America football team as select
ed by veteran sports writer Grant
land Rice.
Picking players from every Sec
ton of the country, Rice named two
players from Army, Navy and Ohio
State to the team.
The selections: Ends, Phil Tinsley,
Georgia Tech, and Paul Walker,
Yale; tackles, Don Whitmire, Navy,
and John Ferraro, use; guards,
John Green, Army, and Bill Hackett,
Ohio State; center, Caleb (Tex)
Warrington, Auburn; quarterback
Edgar Kenna, Army; halfbacks, Bob
jenkins. Navy. and Bob Fenimore,
Oklahoma A. and NJ, and fullback,
Les Horvath, Ohio State.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-08
CaIeyico Golf
Tilt Waited

Tournament play for the Ellis
clothing store trophy will get under
way at the Calexico Country Club
Saturday and Sunday.
Handicaps have not been an
nounced, but pairings for the first
and second flights are as follows:
First flight-Bill Polkinhorn VS..
Florence Stevens, Pat Ryan VS.. Paul
Anderson, w. L. Sears VS.. Tex Car
ter, Bill Clark vs. Bill Elliott, C. e
Toner Us. John Carter, Charles
Dcnnelly vs.. Captain F. H. Finnen,
Connie Caldwell VS. Ernie Ellis, w.
L. Jacobs VS.. j. J. Wilkerson.
Second flight-W E. Zimmerman
vs. Bill Osborne, Frosty Glithero VS..
Herb Going Jimmie Roberts VS.. U.
L. Press, w. c. Jones vc. Carlos Pa
dilla, E. C. Wentworth VS.. Bob Reed,
w. j. Lukens VS.. Jack Jones, Mason
Watts VS. Fred Proc5al, Ross Can
non VS.. Earl Roberts.
First matches must be completed
by Sunday night December TO-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-08
M AR K E T S
". 7. STOCKS

New York, Dec. :. UPl-StockS shot
forward in sharply expanded laSt-hour
trading today to reach the highest general
level in more than seven years.
All sections OF the list shared the ad-
vance with the railroad group hitting a
new high since September I. 1887 and the
industrials pushing 10 within easy striking
distance Of the high for the year.
Westinghouse Electric gained more than
flx points on Wall Street gossip that a
stock split-up is being contemplated by
the company. Both Pan American and
American ArlineS this week split their
outstanding common 2-fOr-1 10 acquire
new cartal to finance postwar expansion
programs. Loew's Inc. common has risen
around 8 points this week. with a gain
Of more than points at today's high,
on announcement thai three-1or-one split
Up is contemplated.
long list Of stocks had gains of n
point or more near the close including
such leaders as Santa Fe, Chesapeake 4
Ohio and Goodyear with Chrysler. West
ern Union A. Southern Railway. L. S
Rubber and L. s. Steel up almost a point
each.
American Telephone hit a high for the
year OF 1861, up \, and the best price
on the New York stock exchange since
1871
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-08
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
Il. A. LiEnSTUCK

Los Angeles, Dec. \. tUP1-
Cattle Salable 500: steady to strong
good Idaho steers, SIS. .25-l5. 50: common tC
medium cows. S10.65-12 90; Gamers and
cutters, S7.50-9 90; medium bulls, $1,000
1880; grand champion steer, 81 25 per
pound.
Calves-Salable, $50; fully steady: me-
dium TO choice calves, S13. 50-145O
Hogs-Salable, 900 including 800 still
back; few go pounds. SIS 90; steady; few
good sows. S14.50
Sheep-NOne; good to choice wooled
lambs quoted S1A.OO-1450.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-08
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Dec. s. UPl-Profit-ta taking
erased advances in grain futures Friday
on the board Of trade before the close
Rye led the liquidating movement with
losses of as much as u cents a bushel.
Peace rumorS contributed 10 the down
turn.
Rye finished the day off = 10 Ia cents
4 bushel; wheat unchanged to off i;
corn off : TO "a oats off l. TO L and
barley off i to Z.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-08
Nelson Retains
Tourney Lead
By HAL WOOD

OAKLAND, Cal, Dec. 8. CUP)-
1t was the same old story at the
Sequoyah Country club Friday.
Catch Byron Nelson and take the
prize.
That was the situat ation as the ma
lions finest professional golfers
teed off in the second round of the
$500 Oakland open gclf tourna-
ment.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-08
POULTRY e EGGS

POULTRY PRICES. tAh points Imperial
Valley ORA Maximum set Oct IL, 1913. }
First price-At ranch to wholesaler or re-
taller. Second price-Dellvered to whole
saler or retailer. Third price-At ranch
to consumer:
Brollers, Leghorns, under 2A lbs, 30c,
2k to ) lbs, 29c: fryers 3-4 lbs. 29c;
roasters, all weights, 29c; fowl, Leghorn,
all weights 35lac; colored. all weights
25hc; ducks. all sizes 25c; rabbits, under
Ibs, 22-24c
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-08
Sunday Games

The third Sunday in the valley
winter baseball league will see Ell
Centre Merchants and Golden West
Sports play at Ell Centre: Heber
and the Brawley Aztecs at Heber
and Brawley Merchants and Naval
Air Station at Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-08
LEADS ROWLERS

CHICAGO, Dec. 8. CUP)-JChnny
Small, veteran Chicago bowler, was
in the lead Friday with total of
1896 pins for l6 games in the finals
Of the fourth annual all-star match
game bowling tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-08
Basketball Gets Coma

Basketball took the sports spot
light in the valley this week as
coaches lined up their prospects and
evaluated tkeir chances in the I'M
perial Valley Athletic league COM
petition which gets under way Jam
uary 5, with six high schools par
ticipating.
Great weight always is placed on
the number of veterans of the pre-
viouS season or seasons in pre-
league estimates of team strength.
Naturally the prospects of Central
Union High School, Ell Centre. hold
particular attention this year be-
cause Of the fact El Centro won the
league championship last season.
The Spartans have a new coach
this year in the person of John N.
Lewis. Lewis gives the impression CT
literally living sports and his entire
attitude reflects enthusiasm. Coach
John NJ. Lewis is not ver-confident
about El Centro's prospects.
ONLY THREE VETERANS
He kas only three experienced
men from last seasons three teams.
They are Gene Patterson, Jack Nc
Quade and Emmett Henry. Some
other schools in the league have
great many more veterans. Nolan
Harvey and Tom McChristy. main
stays last season, are gone and
must be replaced.
However, a sufficient number of
boys have turned out for practice
during the week that Lewis is as
sured of three teams and he be-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-08
ENTERS MEMS TILT

PASADENA, Cal, Dec. s. (UP)-
Babe Didrickson Zaharias, cham
pion woman golfer, entered the 18th
annual Pasadena mems golf tourna-
ment by special dispensation Friday
headed for the second yound after
defeating Howard Teeter, eX-Okla-
homa state champion. The Babe
carded a 36-38-74 in the first round
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-08

Los Angeles, Dec. 8. CUP1-
Eggs; Wholesale prices consumer grade:
Large, Grade A 57ia IS. Grade B All
medium. Grade 50. SO; small, Grade A
1914.
Retail prices to consumers tcartonl
Large. Grade IA 69-71. Grade 81 -6s,
Grade B 1854; medium, Grade AA 81,
Grade A 60-63; small. Grade A 51-53.
Candled graded eggs To e a g $
cases: Large. Grade AA 81, Grade A
SO. Grade 1852; medium, Grade IA
81 small, Grade 44-46.
Butter poultry and game unchanged
at ceiling prices.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-08
l.. a. HAY

Los Angeles, Dec. 3. UPl-
ton: No. barley ha2. 2S.00M 5000; No.
oat hay, $1,000 1900.
Alfalfa, ungraded. L. s. No. l. $500
31.00; N. 6. No. 2 green and No. , leafy,
p. .00a 29.00; L. s. No ., 24.00 a 25.m.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-08
LUCAL DOTIEKFAT
Il. a. GEi1N

Los Angeles. Dec. 6. CUP1-
2.77is 62.s2k; grading hurley, IS lbs, bulk
235 n 40; No. 2 oats. 35 lbs, bulk, 2.62iz
M267lA; No. 2 yellow corn, bulk. 2.38 n
247: No. California milo. bulk, no
offers.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-08

match. two over mems par.
Rolling Hills country club cha
tailed 38-37-75.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-08

Pineapples are not a single fruit.
but a consolidation of many small
fruits into one pulpy structure,
similar TO the mulberry.
The Valley settler., 1944-09-08
COOP NOTES

Ee have been having considerable trouble with lettuce lately. Growers are asked to bring in all lettuce dry and only heads which are ready for market. Soft and imma ature heads cannot be accepted at the present time. Heads showing damae to the wrapper leaves will be trimmed an wrapped by the Assoc iation.
 Potato growers are notified that Ill potatoes from now on will be received for storage. Each grower Is asked to hold his potatoes in dry, dark place warm as possible for at least 10 days they may be handled vi thout excessive danago to skins.
 All precautions possible aould be taken to avoid injury to vegetables.
 The next few weeks are going to be- ra ther confusing so We take this oppor tun- tty of asking q little moro forbearalce than usual.
 There arc shortages in logs, lumber, crate material and manpower, whi CT. are go- ing to cause consi derablo ldss to a num- Der of farmers. Anything you c@n do to help will be appreciated. Roland Sn1dgr~sa
The Valley settler., 1944-09-08

l944-45, school term Sept tember 5 and I ,3o2 element tary and high school pupils l were enrolled the first day. Regis
 trat iom of children started at am. and cont inued to Il am. when busses
 . were. sent home thus giving the teach ing staff the rema finder of the school | day to enter names on school records and adjust classrooms to new enroll ments. With the exception of one teacher, a basketball coach and phys 1 ical educat ion in structor, all teachers reported for duty on the opening day. Rev. Victor 1lfsen is subst itut ing for the teacher yet to be employed. .i On Vodno sday Of this week the school lunch room was opened with unexpectedly < heavy patronage, tho number fed on tho first day being above 26o and on Thurs day this reached 277. h direct charge of proparat ion and serving food arc Ms. Neil Miller ond Mrs. Florence George, and they havo been assisted T during the week by Miss Virginia Woor, Homo Mcking instructor, and girls, fr rom hor Home Making Classes.
 Hocviost enr olhncnt in Elementary \ ir. tho Ei5th with 35 and in tho Third VI tn 36 and it is planned to relieve tosc by oss.i ing a number of pupils to combinot ion rooms, ono to be in charge of Mrs. Virg ina Pinc. In High School first yoor Elglish and E1omont alj Algebra wore the !looding subjects in points of numbers with s Fa cshnon signed up.
 Seven bus limos arc funct ioning smoothly under tho able direct ion of l.C. Cari stonsen who holds tho trans portot ion contract with tho TCrritor ia1| Department of Educot ion for Pclnor and Vcsillo schools.
 School is convcn ing at 9 o.m. with one hour for noon, staggered to bottor occomoddto pupils in tho hot lunch program, and di smi sso1 at 3:3C. With tho opening enrolment at 3o2, it is considered unlikely that total on- rol1mont for l944-45 school yoot will reach a greater figuro than $50, tho
 high point for 1943-1A.
The Valley settler., 1944-09-08
YARN ING TO MoTcRI SITS

Vi tn bad weather coming on, rogulay tions on automobile lighting will be rigid ly enforced. Roar and headlights on all cars must be in good working order.
 It is called to your attention that persons under sixtoen years of 9go ar l3t permi tted to drive. No one has the = ority to give such permi ssion and thi widespread viclatio on must stop.
 Wesley Gilman
 HighWay Patrolman
The Valley settler., 1944-09-08
NOTICE

There will be a Health Council Meet ing September 2lst at 0:OO P.M. in tine Nurses Office. All members pl4cso atten and help make plans for this "inter's &C., ti vi ties.
 David He elm, M. D.
 Cha irman
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-10
Amerikanci so
potopili stiri
japonske rusilce

z zavezniskega glav. S t a n a
v Now Gvineji. Sc poroca, da so
ameriski bombniki pri obali Mo-
nokwiru potopili stiri japonske
rusilce.
Pet japonskih rusilcev je bilo
v isti operaciji poskodovanih,
medtem ko sta en- nadaljni ru-
Slice in ena krizarka zbezala.
Napad ma japonsko NORMA
risko silo je bill vprizorjen, ko
je skusala prinesti ojacenja po-
sadh v Biaku. Ameriska napa-
dalna sila ~je Stella deset bomb
nikov.
Sovrazna bojna letala SO po-
skusila prepreciti napad bomb
nikov in so izstrelila tri anne
riska letala, medtem ko SO a
meriska bojna letala zbila pet
:japonskih bojnih letal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-10
PIKNIK DRUSTVA
"CLEVELAND"

Drustvo Cleveland st. 126
SNPJ DO jutri popoldne priredilo
svoj piknik ma vrtu in v dvora-
nj Slov. drustvenega donna ma
Recher Ave. Prostor v bell Ljub-
ljani je primeren in prijazen "a
domace izlete, in kar je danes
tako vazno, v blizini JAYNE trans
portacije, tako da je vsakomur
mogoGe priti do MEGA, ceprav nj
ma svojega avta. Odbor Sc je
dobro pripravil, da DO svojim po.
setnikom nudil obilo razvedrila
in zabave, pa najsibo lepo ali de.
zevno. Pete Srnickova godba be
pricela igrati v dvorani oh 5. uri
popoldne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-10
FRANCES NOVAK

Vceraj zjutraj je v Charity
bolnisnici umrla Frances Novak,
rojena Durkovsky, stara 46 let,
stanujoca ma 59O7 Dibble Ave.
Rojena je bila v Clevelandu in
je bila clanica Community We'll
fare kluba ter raznih slovaskih
organizacij. Zapusca zalujocega
soproga John M. Novak, bivsega
councilmana %. varde, sina
Charlesa, vnukinjo, oceta Johna,
in tri brate Cyrila, Thomasa in
Pvt. Johna. Pogreb se .bo vrsil
v ponedeljek oh 9. uri zjutraj il
Zakrajskovega pogrebnega "a
voda, 6O13 st. Clair Ave., v GER
kew sv. Andreja, ma Superior
Ave. in E. 81 St., ter nato ma
Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-10
Borba ma kopnem in ma morju diva dalje
PREBIVALCI OSVOBOJENEGA FRANCOSKEGA
MESTA DAJEJO DUsKA SRDU MAD IZDAJICAMI

r BAYEUX, Francija, g. junija. - Prebivaci tega
sta danes po sh eh nemske okupacije prvic zopet
svobodno dihai in prko porabi da dao duska srdu
mad domacimi izdacam XII delali roka roki naciji
Poglavitn koaboracjonst tega mesta XII e bill obenem
predsednik Antibojsevske ge e moral marsrati skoz
ulice med zasmehovanjem in roganjem ljudske mnozce
Precinct demonstracije je bill nek cokat moski svih
las Negovo lice je bo krvavo in polovco negove srace
Je bo odtrgane Negova desna je ba opraskana
glavi pa je incl krono liz roz, katero prebvac ro
nicno pocast kot kraja" naciskh koaboracijonistov
Gleda je dvje okrog sebe ko e skusa zognit udar
cem XII padal po MEN, Neki mad francoski gerlec
zaveznisko pusko rok je skusal drzati lud naza
pax mnozica je ponovno udrla naprej.
Mao pref je mnozca pograbia nekega policista XII
je bill sluzb koaboracijonistov in med vikom r
kom pretepla.
Tako preprosto ljudstvo Franci dale duska svojim
custvom mad zdajicami in proslavja svoio osvobodev
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-10
|Novii grobovi
ALOJZIJA KOREN

Snoci oh 7.4O uri je v st. Vim
cent Charity bolnisnici umrla
Mrs. Alojzija Koren, rojena
Krajc, stanujoca ma 1884 E. SO
St. Pred tednom dni je zbolela
"a mozgansko bolezen v zvezi s
srcno hibo in sladkorno bolezen.
Pokojnica je bila donna il vasi
Travnik, fara Loski potok, odko-
der je prisla v Ameriko pred 80.
lett. Bila je clanica drustva Srca
Marie in The Maccabees. Zapu-
Sea soproga Johna, hcer Ammo in
sina Cpl. Albina, XII je dodeljen k
Army Air Base, Columbia, So.
Carolina, odkoder je prisel do
NOV v cetrtek. v New Yorku pa
zapusca pokojnica sestro Terezi-
jo Heindel. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v
torek oh 9. uri zjutraj iz pogreb-
mega zavoda A. Grdina in sinovi
v cerkev sv. Vida in nato ma Cal
vary pokopalisce. Truplo bo po-
pozeno ma mrtvaski oder v ne
deljo opoldne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-10
HELEN HAMBRECHT

Po daljsi bolezni je preminila
ma svojem domu Helen (Miller)
Hambrecht, stara 54 let, stanu-
joca ma 95O5 Rosewood Ave. Do
ma je bila Cd Reke (Fijume),
kjer zapusca sina in vec sorod-
nikov. Tu zapusca soproga Johna
in sestro Mary. Bila je clanica
drustva Svobodorniseine Sloven-
ke st. 2 SDZ in Post 3OO3 Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars. Pogreb Sc
vrsi v ponedeljek oh 1.30 uri po-
poldne iz Jos. zele in sinovi po-
grebnega zavoda, 65O2 St. Clair
Ave, ma Highland Park pokopa-
liSce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-10
Bononi poskuSa
sestaviti nOvO
italijansko vlado

RIM, 9. junija. - Danes Je
anti-fasisticni vodja Ivanoe Bo-
nomi zacel sestavljati novo VIA
do, o kateri Sc poroca, da bo
ma cell crti anti-fasisticna in da
Sc v Mi ne DO nahaial nihce, XII
je kdaj sodeloval q Mussolni-
jem.
Marsal Badoglio, XII je v to-
rex polozil resignacijo, ne DO v
novem kabinetu.
Je bill premier v pred-fasisticni
dObi
Bonomi, XII je II let star, je
bill PREMIER kratko dobo pred
prihodom fasizma ma vladno kr:'
milo. Pod fasizmom je ostal V
zatisju, nedavno pa je postal
predsednik osvobodilnega, odbo-
ra v Rimu.
Svoj cas- je bill Bonomi clan
socialisticne stranke, sedaj pa
je neodvisen, dasiravno stoji ze-
10 blizu liberalni stranki.
Poverilo "a sestavo Wade je
Bonomi prejel cd prestolona-
slednika Umberta, XII vlada v j.
menu kralja Emanuela, potem
ko Sc je posvetoval voditelji
raznih politicnih strank.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-10
Stain "a svobOdn0
Poljsko, izjavlja
professor Lange

CHICAGO, 9. junija. - Prof.
Oscar Lanke, XII poucuje eko-
nomijo ma Chicaski univerzi, je
danes po povratku il Moskve,
kjer je govoril premierjem
Stalinom izjavil, da ga je soviet
ski PREMIER zagotovil, da DO
Rusija po vojni priznala neod-
visnost in suverenost Poljske.
K temu je prof. Lange do
dial nasiednJe ~opazke::
Sovjetska vlada oborozuie
poljsko armada, glele katere sc
je eden poljskih generalov v
Rusiji izrazil, da DO pred kon-
Gem vojne Stella million moz.
Rusi so zaceli uvajati v So
lah "a poljske otroke move knji-
ge, katere so spisali clani I've
ze poljskih rodo1jubov v Mos
Xvi, XII zavzemajo mesto starih
knjig, XII so vsebovale komuni-
sticne nauke.
"Ako bi Stain hotel, da Poll
ska postane del Sovjetske uni.
je," je rekel prof. Lange, "te-
daj bi bilo neumno cd MEGA, da
Poljake oborozuje."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-10
NaSSii
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Louis A. Janezic, starejsi sin
Mrs. Mary Dodic, OFT E. 239
St., je bill v drugic tekom par me-
secev promoviran. Sedaj ina Gin
Pharmacists Mate &c. Nahaja
Sc Pensacola, Fla, in prijatelji
mu lahko pisejo ma sledeci ma
SLOW: Louis A. Janezic, Phi. M.
2/c, Go X-Ray Dept. Staff, U. S.
Naval Hospital, Pensacola, Fla.