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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-26

Mas krozek je zvest podpira-
tell Citalnice Slov. del. donna,
prosnje "a pomoc vsikdar upo-
stevamo. ze vec let plaeujemo
narocnino Ia "Proletarca", let
nj koledar in Majski Glas, kar
je vse ma razpolago citateljem in
posetnikom citalnice.
Prihodnjo sejo 3. maja bono
imele pa zopet predavanje in ST.
GER to pot o eiseenju nasih sta
novanj. Bo torej ravno pra-
vem casu, sedaj ma spomlad!
clanice, pridite v velikem stevi-
lu in pripeljite seboj svoje pri-
jateljice. Predavanje Sc pricne
po nasi seji okrog 9. ure zve-
Ger. 49,. -. -...
Nasa predsednica Anna Zaic
mi je sporocila, da Sc DO kon-
vencija "Progresivnih Slovenk"
vrsila ma r1edeljo ~: rnaja in ne
ma petek 18. maja, kot je bio
prvotno doloeeno, in sicer y Slo-
venskem dalevskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.
Seveda, letos bono imele vo-
litve odbornic v glavni urad za
prihodnja stiri leta; "a ukreni-
ii bo tudi glede mnogih drugih
zadev in cato je dolznost mas
vseh, da Sc vdelezimo v velikem
stevilu. z vasimi dobrimi pripo-
rocili, nasveti in predlogi boste
pomagale 'Progresivnim Sloven-
kan" se do vecjega napredka
in razmaha.
| Vsi napredni Slovenci in Slo-
venke cutimo, kako nam je or
gar1izacija "Progresivnih Slo-
venk Amerike" vazna in potteb-
ma v sedanjih Cash in zato Sc
nase vrste jacijo in mnoze. To-
da Sc vedno vas je nlnogo, XII bi
bile rade v nasih vrstah, a Sc
obotavljate pristopom. Ne od-
lasajte vec! Pristopite Ma pri-
hodnji seji 3. maja in postani-
te nasa sodelavka in sotrudni-
ca "a lepse zivljenje, razumeva-
ME med 1an1i ozjem delokro-
gu in "a lepsi in boljsi svet '
sirseni ali svetovnen1 delokro-
|gu. Vojne in vse zlo ma svetu ie
posledica nezanimanja med ljud-
stvom, @zlasti med zenskim sve-
tom, danes pa vidimo, da mora
mo biti delavni in cujeei vsi
mozje in zene, &c hocemo sebi
in svojim otrokom dobro. Torei
ma delo in v vrste "Progresiv-
nih Slovenk"!!
| Pred dverna tednoma mas ie
zadela zalostna vest, da je umrl
mas predsednik Franklin D.
Roosevelt, kot strela il jasnega
|neba. To je velik udarec "a ma
lso drzavo Ameriko, ali ne? Sc
Iveda mi, preprosto ljudstvo ina
md d0broI misel, toda kaj bodo
harsdfli voditeIji je pa dtugo
vptasaI1je.
" nsdeljo s. aprila sem pose.
tia konSert niladiI pevcev sDD
Im zslo me u presenstila rjih Be-
v6yod odkiftja, hasa tlanica; Anna
lYAdhal. 2fvijS Antka. Le tako
InApfeJ! Js Bio res selo lepo III
Ese je videlo, da u seio dobro IL.
Iucila pevcc IN to Y tako KRAFT
ken casu. PfsdssdIik zbora, Nj.
Terlep, jew goyorH ~ odfu ONE
da ina Mrs. Vadnal v mi
aliH posf witt prih odnio ,jesen
|lsksi sebnesal az odsr 5. b.
El1ll@a pas IA IA To- mogoce je
s1 da dn1 3rsfSaf exArxav A rcx
(lsadaljevan5s a. 4. stranil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-26


'slej. Njena fnarkantna osebnost
je bila ilamrec tako tesno pove-
zana Z idejaini III delom pred
sednika, da bono videli in cuti-
Ii Y njej Sc vedno del mega sa-,
mega, njegovih misli i'll san5s
Kako znacilna je bfxojavka,
katefo je poslala njenifn 5tirim
sindvori, ki 81 vsf v ahtivffi vu=
jaski sluzbi:
"Predsednik je "a vedno Ia
spal :. Dokoncal je svoje delo.
Matt"
Da, zaspal je Njegovo de-
10, njegov duh pa bo zivel veko-
maj!
Evening star., 1945-02-07
Gen. Francis Herman,
World War Chief Of
Supply, Is Buried

Maj. Gen. Francis Joseph Ker-
nan, 86. organizer and commander
Of the Army Service Of Supply In
France during the World War, va.
buried In Arlington Cemetery yes
terday with full military honors.
Gen. Herman died UNEXPECTEDLY
last Saturday ct WEIGH Gonzales
cent Hospital In Daytona Beach
Fla.
At the close Of the war Gen
Herman served rs technical adviser
to the American commission tc
negotiate peace with Germany.
Graduated from West Point In
1881, Gen. Herman at the outbreak
Of the Spanish American War was
on the stan of 1t. Gen. Arthur
Macarthur in the Philippines.
During the Mexican border Incl
dent In 1916 Gen. Herman was with
Gen. John ]. Pershing's punitive
forces rs commandant Of the Regu-
lar Army's 9Th Brigade, at Fl Paso,
Tex.
As acting assistant chief of stan
from May to August, 1ol7, he drew
up ofncial instructions approved by
Secretary OF War Baker and Presi-
dent Wilson for Gen. Pershing.
In September, 1917, he left for
France to organize the Service of
Supply, which he commanded until
July. 1918. He later served as q
Evening star., 1945-02-07
1u 4ru1urta1ai

DADDY, John II. In sad but lovini
memory Of our devoted husband Gnd f.
ther. JOHN H. DADDY, who departed thi
life two years ago today February a. 1913
We do mot FORGET you. nor do We intend,
We think Of you often and will to the end;
Gone and forgotten BY some you may be
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, ANNIE. AND CHIL.
DREN, REV. ROBERT H., KATIE Nc.
CALISTER, ANNIE TURNER, DELIA
DADDY. MARGARET ANDERSON ANE
BROWN. ISAAC, LANHAM, JAMES Z
In sad but sacred memory Of my dear IA.
ther, ISAAC BROWN. who passed gently Il
1910, and husband. JAMES r. sI.ANIIAld
nine years ago, February 2. 1886, and ex.
changed their cross for ., crown.
FRANCIS LANHAM AND CHILDREN.
BROwN. LESLIE c. A tribute Of love t.
as sHo Sua 81. III. 81.
ago s0da' AEf9H Effs1Hssrz zLfcl 4 lezSf 4AfD GRACE
EaEEMAN. JOHN 7, In SAD but leyins
q hn my .st Hs,r z. husSsna n.s soAs
today. February 2. 1885.
Husband. thou hast gone TO rest.
Your tolls and cares are Ger.
And sorrow. pain and SUFFERING now
Hlss SSfssR Hz' VIII slisEs'; iJsssif * as';
anLERY. MARY 1. In cheri.hsa ans
leyeriastine memcEy Of our hs2Qysd vi!
s1,':a e, issI issI four .ssr' so toda'' sss's
TsasuEsd THOUGHTS oi one - dear
QSten bring Z. stlent tear:
ossssi ssss5l F. = ilb q VI I''ii s.
Evening star., 1945-02-07
Eli Gorrett Cooley. rs,
Is Buried in CIurksburo

Funeral services for Eli Garrett
Cooley, rs. retired farmer and life
long resident Of the Clarksburg (Md.)
area, who died Saturday at his home
near there, were held yesterday at
the funeral home of Ernest c. Cart
ner. Gaithersburg. The Rev. Hart
well r. Chandler, pastor of the
Methodist Church at Bethesda, ON
ciated and burial was in the ceme-
terry at Clarksburg.
Mr.. Cooley Is survived by his
widow, Mrs. En1e Mills Cooley; i've
daughters, Mrs. Ella Butler, Ken
sington: Mrs. Louise Hawkins, Mount
Rainier; Mrs. Lucille Fowler and
Miss Edith Cooley, both of Washing
ton, and Mrs. Bertha Shockelford,
near Rockville; three sons. Mitchell,
Greenbelt; Corpl. woodrow, over
seas; Seaman Garrett, near Rock
vile; two sisters, . brother and II
grandchildren.
Evening star., 1945-02-07
Mrs. Mary Schroeder, 81,
Formerly Of District, Dies

Mrs. Mary Alice Schroeder, 81, q
former District resident, died yes
terday at her home in Cedarhurst
Md. High .requiem mass will be
sung at 9 am. Friday at st. Francis
Xavier Church. Burial will be In
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Mrs. Schroeder came here In 1900
and attended st. Patrick's Academy
She was q member Of the Daugh-
ters of Isabella.
She moved to Indianhead, Md,
in the late 1920s and to Cedarhurst
q year ago.
Besides her husband, Peter Schroe-
der, she leaves two daughters by
a former marriage, Mrs. Helen
Rhodes and Mrs. Anna Reese OF
Indianhead, and another daughter
Miss Catherine Margaret Schroeder,
Washington: = son by q former mar
riage. John Sprague, Indianhead; !;
two sisters, Mrs. Margaret O'Brien of
Washington, and Mrs. Helen Stand
mach Of Broad Greek. Md, and
a brother, J. H. Barrick of WASH
ington.
Evening star., 1945-02-07
'CoIndr. Bryant Dies;
Served as Officer on
Presidential Yacht
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PALO ALTO, Calf, Feb. lit
Comdr. Stewart r. Bryant, S.. who
retired from the Navy In 1880 and
spent the rest Of his life promoting
international friendship, particular
ly better relations between the
United States and Soviet Russia
died yesterday in Stanford Uni
versity Hospital, San Francisco.
Graduated from Annapolis In 1918
he was executive onicer of the u. S,
s. Mayfiower. the presidential yacht,
under President Wilson; served as
stan intelligence ofncer for the
Asiatic Fleet and at the close Of the
World War was naison ofncer for
the international military police In
Vladavistok, Russia.
President Harding sent him with
Gen. Leonard Woods special mis-
sion to the Philippines, and in 1922
and 1923 he was. secretary Of the
Navy Departments war plans di-
vision. Later he was fleet communi-
cations of1icer to the commander
in chief Of the battle fleet.
He retired from the Navy because
Of III health.
Surviving include his widow, Mrs.
Valeda Bryant, Palo Alto; three
sons, Dryaton Bryant, Los Angeles;
Ensign Alden Bryant, Pacific area,
and Stewart Bryant. jr., seaman,
first class; q daughter. Valeda, q
University Of California student;
his mother, Mrs. Shirley Bryant of
st. Paul; sister, Matherine
Schuneman, and brother, Gordon
Bryant of New York.
Evening star., 1945-02-07
4n @rntnrtan,

to nen s.. m.Gary Ga5saEc II tribute e eys
esB1a.sa thi, ,a11 nfs four years ago today
Never shall ! cease to miss him.
Never shall his memory fade;
And deepest love forever linEeTs
IN my ne'1I H1s ,oE br8orE6d W. s6dsfi sfisirra.
LIvEhPOOLE. ELIZABETH sYDNOR. A
tribute OF love and devotion in memory
Of our devoted grandmother. nIzABETH
years ago today. February =. 1885.
There is no DEATH What seems % Il
This life Of mortal breath
Is but suburb OF life Elysian,
Whose portal We call death.
she ir.nt,an !; not dead. the loved one Of our
But gone unto that school
Where she no lorser needs our poor pro-
Aad Christ Himself doth rule.
Hnpas WHnMpHsELM1NA' ErHELYn. ALFRED AND
.sAgNpERs: EARLE B.. sR.. AND 1T.
one. ran B. In saIEBEzas a%sRSiz e sSr Sur 'Gyss "ss
sss ana is'{ It. 'eSsn aaIs ys'5s 8 az
today, February z. 1943.
We've lost 4 life companion.
Ana ais 5tfs linked In So, With u. NY SaT S own
AAu uAy W uAy VIC mlSS you, Earle,
As We walk through life alone.
TEss. MYRTLE 1 Aap v1RdIR1A' AsR ApAooh-
Febsp.ry brinss sad memories
You viii never be forgotten
ssS sSSlf Ess And 'fsss ~
y aar dear M i4i.nd. 4nGM nMIxh MaRnow "a RTe%
TINNEY. Who left US one year $50 today,
sr sou sSse nsa rSTfa Il. miss mission on earth
Dear wARshs aa; ssssis ssississis.' JANE xsi yoS NAY
TURNER. RICHARD CARROLL. In
eARRo Isa sslf iGa sna or0 %so
entered into the higher life fifteen years
ago today February z, 1880.
Treasured thouEhts of one so dear
Often bring . silent tear;
%e fa. return en but to ons past
DEVOTED MOTHER. LULA CARROLL
TURNER: AND SISTER, FRANCES
WATSON. BENJAMIN. In sad but low
p sssr 1o aa
this hfs three years ago today. February
It seemed S only iSesS yesterday a - last
When things seemed dark and gray.
We Know the main link I in our our family S chain
10 gone:
We think Of you and talk Of yeu,
Sometimes We even laugh at the things you
-. used to say and do;
We've lost the dearest father any one ever
DEvoTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. .
WILLIAMS, BENJAMIN r. AND La
vINIA. tribute of love to the memory
Of our dear parents, father, BENJAMIN f.
and mother, LAvINIA WILLIAMS, who
passed February z, 1941.
| They are not dead who live
In the hearts they leave behind.
| In those whom they have blessed
They live q life again,
| And shall live through the year
| Eternal life and grow
Each day more beautiful
| As time declares their good,
Forgets the rest and proves
Their immortality.
MARY L. WILLIAMS, LOUISE PETERS,
EMMA J. FORD, ROSA 3. MARTIN,
VICTORIA DIsHMAN.
WILLIAMS, GEORGE r. In lovins
departed this life one year ago today. Feb
ruary Z. 1914.
And We who have long known him.
Whose passing brousht sad tears.
VIII cherish his memory always
TO erish'sn the drifting TsEs. EsnEs;
WILLIAMS, GEORGE 4. tribute "a
the memory Of GEORoE r. WILLIAMS,
who departed this life one year aso to.
day. February z. 1914.
Thoush you are gone. you rare mot for
Nor ever shall you be,
For ~ long as life and memory last
We will always think Of thee.
LENA LOVE AND FAMILY.
Evening star., 1945-02-07
Col. Samuel Parker Dies;
Served ii " alter Reed

/ Col. Samuel Parker, Army Medical
Corps, died last night ct the Ken
nedy General Hospital, Memphis.
Tenn, after . short illness, accord
ing to word received here.
Col. Parker, q native OF Somerset,
KY, was In command OF the Foster
General Hospital, Jackson, Miss, at
the time OF his death. Commissioned
during the World War, he had been
stationed In Washington on several
occasions.
Before his assignment to the
Foster Hospital two years ago, he
was attached to Walter Reed Hos
pital for q number Of years. He was
q member Of the Army Navy Coun-
try Club.
His widow, Mrs. Marguerite Sallee
Parker, survives. Funeral services
and burial will be held Friday In
Somerset
Evening star., 1945-02-07

member Of the American mission
TO negotiate convention for treat
ment and exchange Of prisoners Of
war and detained civilians with
Germans at Bern, Switzerland, ssiki
the close Of the war he attended the
Bern and Paris treaty conventions.
He was commander Of the De-
partment Of the Philippines from
November, 1919, until his retirement
in 1872.
A native Of Jacksonville, Fla, he
Is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ella
Herman; daughter, Dr.. K. K. Mil
Ter, New York. and three sons, DR.
Francis Herman, Denver, Colo; Mai
Philip Herman. Manchester, Va, and
Sergt. George Herman, now in the
Pacific theater.
Evening star., 1945-02-07
Martin Lochner, 81, Dies;
AP Writer'S Brother
By the Associated Press.

by the ASSoclated Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. MARTIN Loch-
ner, 81, veteran music teacher and
brother Of Louis p. Lochner, Axso-
ciated Press war correspondent now
in Germany. collapsed and died of
heart disease on q near North Side
street yesterday.
He was en- route to q conference
at the First st., Paul's Evangelical
Lutheran Church. His son, william
H., n. an editor and grain and live
stock market writer in the Chicago
Associated Press bureau, was killed
in an automobile accident on the
near North Side on March, %, 1914.
Surviving are the widow, Eliza
beth; three sons. .sFrederick, q Navy
petty ofncer stationed in Chicago:
Henry and Martin, jr.; two brothers,
Louis and the Rev. william Loch-
ner, Milwaukee, and 4 sister, Mrs.
John Bruening, Milwaukee.
Evening star., 1945-02-07
MRS. Erdine S. Woodson
Buried Neur Oak Grove

Funeral services Tor Mrs. Erdine
8. Woodson, 33l5 Brothers place
Sc, were held near Oak Grove, Va,
last Thursday, 1t was learned here
today. Mrs. Woodson died January
30 while visiting her sister, Mrs.
Lesbia Alexander, Oak Grove.
Born in Westmoreland County,
Va, she was the widow of Samuel
B.. Woodson. She had been q resi-
dent ot Washington for the last AZ
years.
Besides Mrs. Alexander, she is
survived by brother. Vivian r.
Spilman, Upper Darby. Pa, and two
other sisters, Mrs. H. Ragland Eu-
bank and Miss Iona Spilman, Wash
ingtOn,
Evening star., 1945-02-07
Dr.. Robert Brown Dies:
Surgeon, Ex-BulIpIuyer
~ the Assoeiated Press

b the ASsociated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Febs 7.-Dr.
Robert Brown, IS, who used money
earned playing baseball to pay for
a medical education and became
a prominent orthopedic surgeon,
died last night after q heart at-
tack. He was associate professor In
the Vanderbilt University School Of
Medicine. s@s
As q baseball player he starred In
the old Kitty League and advanced
to the American Association with
Columbus rs an outflelder and
pitcher.
He received his medical degree
from Vanderbilt in 1914
Evening star., 1945-02-07
FBl Posts Wanted Notices
For Escaped Nazi Flyer

~ the Associated Press.
Wanted notices were distributed
by the FBI today for a German
air force lieutenant who escaped
from Gravenhurst prisoners OF, war
camp In Ontario August 8.
He was identified as Walter Man.
hardt, n, native Of Bayerstarnberg
Germany. He was described as S feet
Z inches tall, Weighing 174 pounds
muscular build, erect carriage, sal
low complexion, dark brown eyes
and hair. straight nose, pointed chiu
and high forehead.
He has q mole on his throat, q
husky voice and speaks some Eng
lish.
Evening star., 1945-02-07
Froncis l. Browne, IS,
Potent Attorney. Dies

Francis L. Browne, IS, retired
patent attorney, died yesterday at
a rest home at 1914 Thirty eighth
street NV. after an illness Of three
years.
A native Of Washington, Mr..
Browne practiced law here for 50
years before his retirement in 1912.
He was q member of the Arm of
Browne G Phelps. ..-z-.-..
He is survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Paul A. Blair, Washington. and .
son, Dudley Browne, New York.
Funeral and burial services win be
private. s
Evening star., 1945-02-07
| |Gurdon Hamilton. Paint
| Company Official. Dies
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 7.-Gurdon
n. Hamilton, 58, Of Oak Park. NJ.
q vice president Of the Glidden Co.
paint and varnish manufacturers
died last night while here on blsi-
ness trip.
He collapsed from . heart attack
while visiting at the home Of Joseph
|B. Shepler In suburban Shaker
Heights. For many years Mr.. Ham
ilton had been in charge Of the
company's Chicago plants.
Evening star., 1945-02-07
Miss Tholio Brown Dies

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. Miss Thalia
Newton Brown, 73, director Of the
foreign relations branch t9r RCA
communications and a founder Of
the American Woman's Association,
died yesterday.
Evening star., 1945-02-07
Walker Is Confirmed
As Postmaster. General

The Senate has unanimously con-
firmed President Roosevelt's nom.
ination of Frank C. Walker for q
new four-year term as Postmaste,
General.
The post ONCE portfolio is the only
one which expires every four years
Evening star., 1945-02-07

STURGIS, CORDELIA \. On Tuesday
February 6. 1945. CORDEIIA R. sTURGIs
and srandmother Of William Dousia,
Campbell. She also Is survived by . sister
Miss Fannie Fulmer Of 1710 22nd st. Sc,
Washinston. D; G. Services and interment
sURvICK. GEORGE BROOKE. On Wed
pital, GEORGE BROOKE sURvIcK Of
Washington. D. c.. and Leesburs, Va. He
is survived BY his wife, Alice Katherine
ices will be held at Hysong's funeral
home, 1900 N ST. NV, on Friday, February
8. at l pm. Interment Union Cemetery,
Leesburg. Va. 8
sYDNOR, NORMAN. Departed this life
mems Hospital. NORMAN sYDNoR Of s5o5
Four Mile drive, Arlington, Va. the loving
husband Of Mrs. Ailsey sydpor, loyins
wsrd He IS
n!eces, five nephews. other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting at the
John T. Rhines d. Co. funeral home, Bird
ruary Z, at pm: thereafter at his late
residence. Funeral Thursday. February
8, at 1:30 pm. from Mount Zion Baptist
Church. Arlington: Va, Rev; James 3
etery.
/ THOMPSON, SUSIE r. On Monday
February s. l945. At Alexandria. Va. Hos.
pital, SUSIE p. THOMPSON. She is sur
vived by three cousins. Mrs. Lillian Graves
and Misses Roberta and Rebecca Graves ol
As Mass. ave. NV. Friends may call aftel
4 pm. Wednesday, February Z, at the Aller
& Morrow, Inc. funeral home, 1925 v st
NV. where funeral services win be helt
Thursday. February 8, at 1880 pm. Rev
Robert Anderson ofaciating. Intermen
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
WAYMAN, MARY JANE. On wednes
day, February z, 1945, MARY JANE WAY
MAN Of 1854 3rd st. NV. Remains restina
at Fraziers funeral home, 3S9 r. /. ave
NV. Notice of funeral later.
YELLING, MANDA ANN. On Saturday
February g., 1946, at Casualty Hospital
| lMANDA ANN WILLING, the belovet
mother of Edward Robert yelling. sister oi
Susie L. McCarty. Mrs. Nettie Long, Mrs
Walter Miller, Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mrs
George M. Green, Landon and Bennie Nc.
Carty; daughter of Penny McCarty. Re.
mains resting at Chambers funeral home
1400 Chaplin St. NV, where funeral serv.
ices will be held on Wednesday, Februar.
IL, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited
to attend. Interment Cedar Hill Gene.
terry.
WESTON. ELMER B. On Monday. Feb
ruary 8. 1945, ELMER B. WESTON o.
3617 18th st. NV. Funeral services ut tht
Bethesda Chevy Chase funeral home ol
VIM. Reuben Pumphrey, 1857 Wisconsin
ave, on Wednesday, February z, at 8 pm
Interment pottSville, Pa,
Evening star., 1945-02-07

sCHAUM, MIRIAM Z. wish to thank
our many friends and relatives for their
kindness. sympathy and floral tributes ct
the time OF my bereavement.
FRANKLIN w. SCHAUM
Evening star., 1945-02-07

Help win the war by saving waste
kitchen fats! -
Evening star., 1945-02-07

w 1AftnnhNs ocCIctdIy
MAY, ANNIE. On Tuesday. February y,13; g;
MAY Surviving are three sisters, a
brother and other relatives and friends.
Notice of funeral later. Arrangements by
MCGUIRE. 8
MAY. RosINA SAUL. Suddenly. on
Wednesday, February z, 1915. at her resi-
dence, the Kenesaw Apts., ROSINA SAUL
MAY, beloved wife of the late George J..
Friday, February 8. at $50 am. Requiem
mass at the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart
at 10 an Interment Mount olivet Gene
tery.s 8
MCLEAN, PERRIE. On Tuesday, rebru-
ne FER PEsRfE Nc LIease; Son q % iSe Sse isse
Richard 4. and Kate d. Mclean and
Il Ms asTy .nd Ms: Rse Me-
Lean. Services will be held at Gawier 3
chapel, 1850 Pa. ave. NV, on Thursday.
Fs6ETueGsy oT GSyr, 81. 9, at pm. 1nterment Glen
MORRISON, BERTHA. Departed this
life Monday, February g.. 1945. BERTHA
MORRISON. She leaves three sisters, Lou
Wracks; four brothers, Allen and John W.
Wracks, Arthur and Raymond wracks Of
New York City; four nieces and four
nsphews Remains resting At Eusene
and may be seen after pm. Friday, Feb
ruary 9. Funeral Saturday, February 10,
at i pm, from st. Matthews Baptist
CuuICu y. ave- UHu II 81. DC. 1uLeT.
ment Payne's Cemetery. 8
MURRAY, MARGARET ANN. Suddenly,
on Tuesday, February 6. 1915. Mrs. MAR
GARET ANN MURRAY. the daughter OF
Jane, and Robert Davis. She also Is sur
yiped by one danghter,. Henrietta Hans
berry; one son. Pfc. Randolph Murray; two
sisters. two brothers, one sranddaushter
and other relatives and friends. Remains
resting with L. =. Murray ~ Son. 1887
| 10th st. NV. Funeral Thursday night,
February 8, at O'Clock, from Salem BAp-
tist Church, Rev. Grimes ofhciatina. IN
Iterment In Louisa. Va. g.
PANOPULO, ARTIE HUFFMAN. on Bum
day, February 4, 1915, at New York City.
ARTIE HUFFMAN PANOPULo, beloved
wife OF Georse Panopulo and sister Of Mrs..
Annie 7. Head Of this city, M1 Rebecca
Wine Of Baltimore. Nd; Mrs; Mary Har-
man q Arlington, Va; Mrs. Cora Kustsr
Lynchburg, Va; Mrs. Dora bradley Of
Alexandria, Va; John 81. Huffman and
Perry :. Huffman Of this city. Services at
he .. n. Hines Co. funeral home. 200l
14th st. NV, on Thursday, February 3.
ct 8 pm. Intefmsnt Mount Zion Gem
svSas' AN.
Evening star., 1945-02-07

STILES. CAPT. WILLIAM CALLENDEI
IRVINE, U. s. N. On February
>- 8, 1945. Capt. WILLIAM CAL
LENDER IRVINE STILES, U. 8
~ NJ. of Summit, N. j.. beloved hus-
- band Of Ellen Fillebrown Stiles
Services at Calvary Episcopal
urch, Summit, N. j.. Friday, February
Evening star., 1945-02-07

BRAMHALL, NELLIE G. On Monday,
February 5, 1945, at her residence. 3407
37th place, Colmar Manor, Md, NELLIE
G. BRAMHALL, beloved wife of the late
Charles Bramhall Remains resting at
Gasch's funeral home, 4739 Baltimore
ave, Hyattsville, Md, where services will
be held on Thursday, February 8, at II
am. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1945-02-07

MAGILL, CHARLES w. Members of
As ek Good viii Council. No. is, D.
3 = ! !
knsIH w. MAGILL. Funeral services
VlYb Georgia ave. NV, on Thursday,
February 8, 1945, at 2:30 pm.
RUTH GARMAN. Secretary
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-07
|Izgredi v Rinu
radi bega gen.
Mario IA; Roatte

- RIM, g.. marca. - Danes je
prislo v Rimu do velikih izgre-
dov, tekom katerih je mnozica
ljudstva napadla kraljevsko pa
laco, nakar so karabinerji ustre-
Lii ma demonstrante in eksplo-
dirala je tudi ena bomba. Eden
izmed demonstrantov je bill ubit,
mnogo pa je bilo ranjenih.
Nemiri so izbruhnili kot pro-
test proti vladi premierja Bo-
nomija, katero Sc dolzi, da je
odgovorna "a beg gen. Mario
Roatte, XII je izginil brez sledu
il bolnisnice, kjer Sc je ~naha-
jail oh casu, ko Sc je nahajal ma
zatozni klopi pod obtozbo po-
liticnih zlocinov pod fasisticnim
rezimom.
Danasnji nemiri so postavili
vlado premierja Bonomija v ze-
10 opasno situacijo.
"Doli kraljem!" je bill klic
demOnstrantov
Ko SO demonstranti dospeli
pred kraljevsko palace, so kri-
cali: 'Doli kraljem!" ampak
ma izpregled nj bilo nikogar.
Kralj Viktor Emanuel sc ne ma
haja v Rimu, toda njegov sin, XII
je njegov titularni namestnik,
prestolonaslednik Umberto, Sc
je najbrze nahajal v palaci.
Po streljanju Sc je mnozica hi
tro razprsila. Protestni shod ra-
di bega fasisticnega generala so
sklicali komunisti, socialist in
| druge levicarske stranke.