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Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
HARRISON

Mr. ard Mrs. Arauias Hickman
received word That tlrir son. Cor
pora Preston Hickman oI the l45
AAA Division will shipped back
IN this state IN December from Bel
gium
Mr. and Mrs l. +. Mason enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs Ralph Rust
a few days the past week who
have now returned to their hom"
in Florida.
MIR. Bates Baker and family had
as Sunday dinner guests. Mr..
Paul Baker and family of near
Milton
On Tuesday AI and MIS- Robert
Neasey moved into their new home
they purchased Of Mrs Alton Ro&-
ers III the spring
Mrs j. T. George OF Cambridge,
Maryland and son, Samuel Hast
ings OF the t. : Navy who has
been overseas circ.rG among
friends here the first OF the week
The W. $ & $. met here in the
IIall Thursday evening with Mrs
Fannie Davidson and Mrs Nelson
Carey at hostcsScS All report d
fine evening With fine program
and plenty of ice cream and cake
The Stork visited the nomc q
Mr. and Mr., faul Baker Sunda!
evening and left them Il baby bc.'
Both mother and baby arr d"in.
fine
Mr. Arthur has had built fin,
new up to date chicken house
MI Gilbert Joseph. from Cam
Dix. spent Sunday evening Wit
Mr.. and Mrs AnnuiaN Hickman
Rally Day service will be held il
the church SUNDAY morning. begin
ming at lo o'clock.
Miss Amnabrlle Prrttyman o
Delaware College spent the Wee
end with her parents, Mr. an
Mrs William Prettyman
Some in this vicinity aucnd"
the dedication Of the new Iio
Church and some attended tn
wonderful dinner at PrOvidcnr
Church ON Sunday and enjoyed tn
fine program as WcIl rs the in
spring sermon by Rev John Hailr
in the afttlnoun
MIR. Bates Baker and family Q
Tuesday moved into the Andre
Coulter property
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
NILLVILLE

Alr and MIS- Carijon GihtIa. 'h"
cvan2"li>t- who have held q Two
weeks tyauGtlIstic ~c.VICc here
closed tile meetings Sunday nl@ht
after very impressive SERMON by
the Reverend and Mrs cilhhin 70 4
fun house after wluch they Immr-
diatcIy LETT lor their home III
Pcuusvillc. New Jersey
The all day homecomiu2 service
was well attended and enjoyed by
all
Mrs. William Stevenson of this
town received cabI" from her
husband. Captain Stevenson on
October LIST tina, he was ,ailin8
thai day from I.ciIarvc. France. lite
is due 10 arrive III NcW York oct
IL. Mrs. Stevenson ; many friends
are rejoicing with her.
Captain and Mrs Clinton Evans
and daughtrr naomi have been
spending Il couple days h"rt for
Test for Captain Evans who has
been on sick leave q week They
returned to tl,i home in Phlla-
dclphlu on Sunday
Mrs. Evans reports having r,-
ccilrd letter from h"l son. i,VI-
tI. who is on his way 10 Japan i''
had been on sea eleven days with
cut srcin@ land but expected t'
land al Marshall Islands where lie
would post his letter Then o1 t'
Saipan where he viii Try to iin'
his cousin. Captain George Der
rickson. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee DtrrickScu oI New tHstI'
and grandson of MIS-. Sadie VII
liams of this town. From there
Roger will proceed To Toky"
Japan and from there To kynsh;
Island where hc viii be stationed
about - miles from Na@asak
where the second atomic bomb wa
dropped
Radio CHIEF and Mrs Gordo
and little duu4hter, Phyllis VIII
are stationed at bethany Bcac
spent Monday cy"nina with Nh
and Mrs X C. Steel,
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
HOUSTON

Rally Day services were held III
the Sunday school on Sunday
morning. Octob.. -th. Pref ". H..
Jump madc quite @u Interesting
address and several oI The classes
had contributions in the form OF
rccitatIons and rtadiu9s The Supp
sisters. Hazel and Ann sang Il very
beautiful duet There was 80 pre-
sent and the collection amounted t.
$3l2l. Next Sunday. October lith
viii be promotion day III church
which begins at IL o'clock. Preach-
liz at II The minister has chosen
for his subject what is Christ
and there will be an evening ser
vice. 50 come out everyone En-
courage the pastor and help the
young people.
The Houston New Century Clul
held the first meeting OF the New
club year on Tuesday night with
the President. Mrs MdnlOve in the
chair The meeting was opened
with song followed by collection
and flag salute. The business was
then in order The president gay,
echoes from the convention Whicl
social hour delicious ice cream anC
cake We're served by the hos
less The meeting adjourned I,
meet ON Tuesday night, October
23rd when the "War an the Press
Will be the subject. Mrs. Merrill
Thstlcewood and Mrs. Cora Sat
terticld will he in charge.
Mrs Dorothy Stnni gave a tall
ard told some OK her experience
during the time she was prisonr
at the Houston school on Tuesda.
afternoon There were several visi
tors present and her talk was mos
intcrtStinG
Mrs Josephine Harrington, Mrs
Francis Simpson and Miss Wmi
fred Tucker Saturday, October
shopping III Wilmington.
Mrs. Harlan Swain returned t
. her home ON Monday after haVin
spent some time with her hushau
. AT Camp Croft, Spartansburg. Yin
giuia Mrs Swain was the tUrmt
Miss Thclma Mulholland
Mr. and Mrs. w. S Dau@hert
J and Senator and Mrs Robert /
/, Yerkes attended the mter-Clu
meeting and Ladies' Night given i
the Rotary and kiwanis Clubs {
Milford on Monday evening.
Senator Robert II lerkes 4
tended the buffet supper al
i Grand opening of the Rec.
n Theatre last Thursday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

Roger being an expert performer
WIN ihc piano accordlan. met a
man with one and they soon gave
AN entertainment on ship Tor the
boys. We wish Roger much success
Mr. and Mrs Elisha Quillen of
TINS town are being congratulated
on the birth OF daughters Donna
Sue The little lady. who weighed
'iSht pounds aud TWO ounces was
BORN ON Sunday morning. Scptrm-
hcl 3"1h. Mrs. Marie Long who has
been staying with Mrs. Quillen and
th" baby will leave this week for
Washington, y. {. where She Will
lrSumr her position as Nurse.
Sunday evening callers with Mr.
'tnd Mrs. II. H. Dukes were Mi
and Mrs. {. Y. Townsend OF Sandy
landing and Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Murray OF the ST Georges. bags
hurO Road.
Miss Grace Dukes came from the
University of Delaware and spent
the week end with her parents. Nh.
Mrs. H. II. Dukes
Eddie Short OF New York motor
ct here with his sister and husband
Captain and Mrs. Clinton Evans.
Nh short spent part of his time
at Milsboro with Mr. and Mrs.
ElWood Godfrey returning on sun
cay 10 Philadelphia with Captain,
and Mrs Evans.
Mrs. Clara Sttman and SON. West
entertained To dinner Saturday
Reverend ana Mrs. +. G. Louhof,
and Mr.. and Mrs Carlton Gibbom
The Reverend James +. LangrelI
Of RoNana delivered Il good sermon
~ the afternoon.
Mrs. l.. c. Lynch who has beel
on the sick list is getting along
tine and able to 90 out
Mrs. William Stevenson spen
Monday evening at Sandy Landin;
with her brother and wife. Speake
: of the House and Mrs. Chester '
Townsend Jr and son. Chester '
! III
. Mrs L. c. Lynch who ms bee
4 ON the sick list is much better an
:. able To attend Church Service Sun
day evening
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12

Miss Edna Dorman of lIarbrson
spent Saturday with her sister
Mrs Carlton LotlaEd.
Mr. and Mrs Wclch. of Camden.
Delaware and Mr. and Mrs. William
Lingo Ul Rchoboth W"r" dinner
guests of Mrs Eva Lingo on
Sunday
+. NJ Scott WHO is in Milford
Memorial Hospital fpr treatment, is
improvin
MIR. and Mrs Lester Jones aud
family visited relatives in Scatord
ON sunday
Mir. and Mrs. Ross Douglas. OF
Wilmington and Miss Catherine
Douglas of Rchoboth spent the
week end with Dr and Mrs W r.
Douglas.
Mrs. Cornelius King. Of VIII
mington was the guest of Mir. and
Mrs. |. &. King on Sunday.
Mrs. Marcia VIM and Mrs Joy
Winn spent the week end i'll vii
min9tOn.
Mr.. aud Mrs Roy Dalrymple and
daughter. Shirley Ann, OF Philadel-
phia. Mr. and Mrs Oscar Beckett
and daughters. Leona Barbara and
Barneda OF Bridgeport, New Jtr
sey and Mrs. Lester u. Lockwood
and daughter Ann. We're guests u1
Mr.. and Mrs John w Clifton last
week
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
WARWICK

Miss Rosalir Martha has closed
her summer home on the Indian
River and has returned Ia her
home in Georgetown for The Win
ter.
Miss Margaret Schroeder has ac-
ceptrd Il position IN Wilmineton.
MIR. and Mrs. + ~ Short We're
Sunday guests of MIR and Mrs
Harold Barto 1T Rrhohuth Beach
L. K. Lingo spent last w"rh with
his daughter and son-in-!aW. Mr.
and Mrs Fred Wilson in Sraford
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Swain OF
Georgetown spent the week end AZ
their cottage at RiytrdaIr Beach
Mrs L. II Lingo was a George
town visitor TUESDAY Of this week
Mrs Edna Lynch Was ii recent
guest of her mother Mrs May
MCGte
Seymour Downs las returned tC
his home in Chester after 4 visi
with relatives h"rt.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
British Sports Get Lift

LONDON, July 7 (P,-The Board
of Trade has announced that the
manufacture of tennis and golf balls
from synthetic rubber soon will be-
gin. None has been produced in this
country in nearly four years.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
West Fleet Is Length
Winner in Handicap
Al Suffolk Downs
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, July 7. - H. Theodore
Darling's West Fleet, ridden by
George Seabo, today scored length
nd-three-quarter decision in the
$5 900 added Joseph A. Tomasello
Handicap of six furlongs at Suffolk
Downs before a crowd of 22,529.
The 4-year -old Whizzaway gelding
was registering his first stake tri-
umph, also the first for his owner
and for his trainer, Earl Miles.
E. C. Eastwood's Challamore fin
ished second, two lengths in front
of E. ]. Daily's Johnny Jr, which
had a nose on Mrs. Tom HaskoS and
A. Spilios' Windmill.
The winner ran the six furlongs
in 1:104/5 and paid 1880 The
stake had a net value of $4,330.
Mrs. Weston w. Adams Side Boy
top weight under l30 pounds, was
knocked back shortly after the start
when Windmill came over sharply
and knocked Guy Bedwell's Sollure
into the Adams colt. He finished
we'll back
Bedwells Sorgho and Mrs. Jim
Crafts Air Brigade accounted for
the smallest daily double of the
New England season, a pay-off OF
5000 on $3.50 tickets.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
War Jeep Easy Skokie Victor
With Pot o Luck RunneruD

which was a head in front of the
firing Fighting Don.
War Jeep returned $1420, $7.20
and $3.50 while Pot O. Luck paid
S6.40 and 81 and Fighting Step was
$3.50 to show. Time for the seven
furlongs over fast track was 1:25.
War Jeep's victory was worth $l5,-
$50 to Mrs. Graham.
War Jeep is eligible for both the
Arlington Classic, $4,000 race next
week, and the American Derby, a
month hence.
Most of the support was for Air
Sailor, Detroit-owned son of Sweep
Like, but sixth was the best he
could do. j. K. Houssels' Bymea-
bond, winner last out of the $4,000
Santa Anita Derby, was firing
fifth.
The balance of the field was
strung out with Expeditor winding
up seventh, Joe's Choice eighth,
Art Oi Ninth, Cracks Tenth and Day
Last.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
CushIamacree Takes
Third Stake in Row
AT Charles Town

CHARLESTOWN, w. Va, July Z
-Cushlamacree, 6-year-old brown
daughter of Mr.. Bones and Cushion
owned by John Foster of this city
thrilled a turnout of 5000 when he
won the Winchester purse, feature
3s-mile race.
Cushlamacree since coming over
from Delaware Park has won three
consecutive 81 900 purse events, thus
proving her right to be called the
champion handicap thoroughbred
of the Charles Town Jockey Clubs
36-day meeting which closes Mon
day.
Bobby Fitzgerald sent Cushlama-
cree on top leaving the backstretch
to win easily in 1865. Her hackers
collected $500. Mrs. E. B. Lees
Fondenella closed with rush to
take the place from Mrs. Guy
Needy's Rampage and two others.
Sammy PalumbO staged a whirl-
wind finish astride Mrs. M. H. Ever
hart's Road Scraper to win the
Frederick Purse, Az -furlong secon-
Diary feature.
Remolee, owned by Mrs. j. E.
Simmons of Washington, registered
his fifth victory of the meeting
when he won the 6R- -furlong fourth.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
American Kennel Club Moves
To Catch Up on Registrations

perienced. Registrations increased
from $4,000 month to 21,000 in the
same period
Changes in registration procedure
include a new and smaller registra-
ton certificate which will be mail
able without folding and without
using an addressed envelope; use of
the registration certificate itself for
transfers, instead of the use of a
separate transfer slip; listing of
breeds in the stud book numerically
instead of alphabetically. 1t is ex-
pected that the new registration
system will be able to take care of
250,000 to 100000 items year.
Potomac Boxer Clubs match was
highly successful, having drawn a
local entry of 81 dogs to be judged
by Henry Lark. Judged best of the
lot was Keith Merrill's Baron Trev-
or of Tredegar, recent acquisition.
Best of opposite sex went to Louis
Moss Chita of Mossmont. In the
puppy division, William Van Story's
Frieda of MosSmont was best pup
and William Warhurst's Sharkey
was best of opposite sex.
Mrs. Hedvig Hartnett. widow of
Professional Handler Harry Hart
nett, now is administrative assist
ant to Elias Vail at the Gaines Re-
search Kennels, Ridgef1eld, Conn.
There now are II breeds at the ken
nels and it is expected that in time
they will house representatives of
minimum of 80 different breeds.
Lucille Scaggs is in the hospital
again. She seems to be spending
as much time in the hospital as
she does at home since resigning
from the American Red Cross
where she worked for many years.
Between bouts with asthma, how
ever, Lucille manages to keep the
Old Dominion Kennel Club run
ming smoothly. Plans for the IL
censed show on October Is are well
in hand. Ray Scaggs, as in former
years, heads the Bench Show Com
mittee and Mrs. Jouett Shouse is
publicity chairman. Other details
also are in capable hands.
Margaret Kubel appeared at the
Old Dominion meeting looking
somewhat tired but very happy
over the acquisition of a new farm
between Washington and Ellicott
City. She has all sorts of plans
for remodeling, kennel building,
new runs and more dogs.
She is not the only Old Do
minionite to have acquired real
estate recently. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Wilmot have a new place
near Tarrytown, N. Y, which puts
them in the huge metropolitan dog
show area. Mr.. Wilmot was elected
delegate to the American Kennel
Club at the last meeting.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
~ Days Are Allotted
LuureI and PimIico

BALTIMORE. July 7.-George P.
Mahoney. chairman Of the Maryland
Racing Commission, has announced
that the commission has approved
II days for fall racing at the Pimli-
co and Laurel tracks.
Laurel's joint meeting will begin
Monday, September 10, and run
through Saturday, October 20, while
Pimlico's joint meeting will start
Monday, October %, and close Fri
day, November 80,
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Charles Town Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claiming
Balloon Paiaabo fna bSp about sS
Lord Loudoun (Tammaro) 40 800
Hutoka Edens) 2.40
Also ran-Rhyme Maker, Flying Moose
Pilates Punch, Psychoanalyst and Ghosts
SECOND RACE-Purse,, $500, claiming;
s{oep and oy up; about 9 fuTIongs
Shailleen (Palumbo) $50 $50
Tommy atkins sI9s. Ccordero) $40
Also Ai6s' ran&dood 60 Dream. canter Glass,
DAILY Double paid S31,40)
THIRD RAcE-1Purse, $500; 3-year-olds
SSssS sSs FSS:r PsaS ssssss ffsff $40 sS sS 3S
Lady Divine (Fitzgerald) $40
Also ranwBe One, Merry Glow, Gay
Victory and Shadburn.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500; claiming:
4-year-olds and up; 61a furlongs oo IN
Psp0Iee Piaaob Cw ScGynlRiD Ki4R1 7@o S9S 499 90
Lightman r., Kirk) 700
Also ran-Edmar Jojan, Randle's Queen
and Supreme Flag.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500; 3-year-olds
and up; about 41a furlongs.
Road Scraper Palumbo) $50 $50 2.20
a James Acre CTammaro) 400 2.40
Looter (Edensl 220
Time, 0.50H5.
Also ran-a Constance V, Mint Ellen,
Jackina, Belle Basque.
a L. G. Knoche-E. Samaha entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; 3-year-
olds and up; about furlongs.
Cushlamacree (Fitzger0 $50 $50 $50
Fondenella (Edens) $50 2.40
Rampage (Palumbo) ESQ
Time, 1865.
Also ran-Town Hall, Sharp Reward.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500; 4-year-
olds and up; claiming; lie miles
Time Play (Palumbo) 11.00 $50 $50
Darby Donna (Hernandez) 27.60 $40
Jack Horner CTammaro) 800
Time, 1895
Also ran-Ticky Otis, Weigh Anchor,
My Exit, Lackawanna. Balloter.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500; 3-year-
olds and up; claiming; l Is miles.
Bardy (W Kirk 4.2O $40 800
Jack Wilson (Fitzgerald) 1000 $50
High Arch tTammaro) 700
Time, l.57.
Also ran-Some Groucher, Bell Clap
per, Gendarme, Who Reign.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Ace Card One Of -Four
Arcaro Brings Home
First al Aqueduct
Ry the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, July 7.-Ace Card
feet f1lly owned by Mrs. w. M. JEFF
fords, and Jockey Eddie Arcaro
shared the limelight at Aqueduct to-
day.
The daughter of Case Ace won the
$40, ,OO0-added Gazelle Stakes with a
six-length advantage after travelling
the 1/16 miles in 1883. The win
ner paid $500.
Arcaro, up on Ace Card, had only
four mounts and won with all, clos
ing the program by bringing In
Question home eight lengths in front
of Oatmeal. In Question was worth
$3.50 at the 50 window.
Ogden Phipps' Bellicose was sec
ond to Ace Card, with third money
going to William Helis' Elpis. The
latter stumbled badly at the start
but seemed a sure second until Bel
licose's closing rush.
Arcaro scored on Greek Warrior
($4.70) in the second, and Dustman
($950) in the fourth for his other
two victories.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
La ChappeIIe Returning
To Mat Here, Faces MeIas

Maurice La Chappelle, popular
French wrestler, returns to the local
mat Wednesday night in a prelim-
mary to the double windup on Pro-
moter Joe Turner's graphing show
at the w street arena. La Chap
pelle will 90 in against Johnny
Melas, a new conner. in the semifinal
Half of the double feature throws
Henry Kulkovich, the Russian star,
in with George MacricoStas, an
other in the series of Golden
Greeks" who has been winning
steadily.
In the other top bout, Hans
Kampfer is matched with Angelo
Savoldi in return bout that prom
ises plenty of fireworks. Their last
tussle ended in draw when both
were knocked out after a headon
collision,
Evening star., 1945-07-08
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, July War Jeep,
small but mighty son of War Ad-
miral, owned by Mrs. Elizabeth N.
Graham of New York City, streaked
to an easy length-and-a-half VIC
tory in the $4,000 Skokie Handicap
at Washington Park today.
Breaking from the outside and
perfectly ridden by Jockey Johnny
Adams, War Jeep overhauled the
pace-setting Fighting Don as the
field of II swept into the stretch,
bounded into the lead and drew
away to the cheers of 22,500.
Pot O. Luck, runnerup to Hoop,
Jr., in the Kentucky Derby provided
the challenge. Pot O. Luck came
with rush through the stretch, but
second was the best he could do,
half length ahead of Fighting Step,
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Belgium TO Be Sent
Two u. ). Trofters
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
BATAVIA, N. Y, July Ralph
H. Verhurst of Victor, N. Y, said
today he had completed deal send
ing two United States trotters to
Belgium and that the animals would
be shipped as soon as space could
be found for them on boat.
1t is believed the transaction Is
the first sale of trotters to Europe
since the start of the war.
Verhurst said he had sold Provi-
dent, 6-year-old brown stallion with
mark of 2:07, and Proximity, s.
year-old brown mare by Protector,
to Karel Wynendaele of Client. Bel
GUM. No price was announced.
Until the horses are shipped, Ver-
hurst will race them at Batavia
Downs track here.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Eight Of 13O SoffbaII
Teams Undefeated

Only eight teams remain unde-
feated among the 130 competing in
the 18 leagues in the District Rec
reation Departments softball cir
cult, one of the largest setups of its
type in the country.
The unbeaten teams include Bu-
reau of Personnel, tops in the Blue
Naval Barracks League; Operations
"P," first in the White Naval Bar
racks League; Tops, first in the
Transportation Corps League; Geo
Viz, first in the Recreation
League; Personnel Security, first in
the Provost Marshal League; Y. &
D. L, first in the Navy Combined
League; Facilities, first in Bureau
Of Ships League.
Standings:
Evening star., 1945-07-08
GIodu, Top |. L. Better,
Has Amussed 100 Hits

NEW YORK, July Roland
Gladu, slugging French-Canadian
outfielder for Montreal has increased
his average to 1853 to take possession
of the International Leagues bat
ting leadership.
In becoming the first batter to
reach the 100 total in hits, Gladu as
sumed a five-point edge on Mike
Schemer of Jersey City who climbed
tn 348
Evening star., 1945-07-08
BY r. r. TAYNTON.

At long last, something really is
being done about the dog registra-
ton situation. Having hired lead
ing accounting firm and having
wangled the loan Of q number OF
Readers Digest employees, the
American Kennel Club has made a
considerable dent in the backlog of
registrations, transfers and litter
registrations which have threatened
to submerge it completely. The
reasons for the failure of the Axe
to keep up with registrations were
because its staff dropped from 1876
with experience to 90. mostly mex
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Post, Property Of Mats,
Homers for Sampson

SAMPSON, N. Y, July 7.-"Huck"
Geary, former Pittsburgh Pirate
shortstop, crashed out five hits in
five trips to the plate, two of them
triples, as the Sampson Navy wal
loped Binghamton, l7-3, before
more than 5000 recruit bluejackets
today.
Eddie Post, Washington property,
clouted a home run for Sampson in
the eighth.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
conodion Star Offered
Job With Grid Rams

BY the Associated Press.
WINNIPEG, July 7. - Johnny
Lake. 25-year-old Winnipeg football
star, said today he had been offered
lucrative contract with the Cleve-
land Rams"
Lake recently returned from over
seas duty with the Royal Canadian
Air Force and may be discharged
soon.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Finish Ball Game
By Midniqht Sun

BY the Associated Press.
BARROW, Alaska, July IA
baseball game finished in the
light of the midnight sun cli-
NAKED an Independence Day
celebration for whites and Eski-
mos at this American outpost on
the north horizon. The ESkimos
won, "a to IA.
Beyond the playing field on the
deep sand of the ocean shore, the
Arctic was jammed with heavy
ice that prevented staging of the
customary July 4 kayak races.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Horses May Beot
Mud by Chemical
Nv the Associated press

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, July 7.-Hialeah
race course officials are investi-
eating a new chemical with the
possibility that it may eliminate
such a thing as a muddy track.
The chemical, now being used
by the Army and Navy, is re-
ported to have been successful in
conquering mud on roads and air
strips in this country and battle
areas.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-25
Nov grob
JOHN FORTUNA

V Glenville bolnisnici je umrl
John Fortuna, star 81 let. Zad-
njih pet let je delal pri Van
Dorm Iron Works, kjer je dobil
tako nude poskodbe, da Jim je
podlegel. Donna je bill iz vasi
Karenika, fara St: Lovrenc, od-
koder je prisel v Cleveland pred
AZ lett. Bill je clan drustva sv.
Cirila in Metoda st. 18 SDZ,
Kristusa Kralja st. 226 KSKJ,
in podr. st. 6 SMZ. Tukaj zapu-
Sea zalujoco soprogo Mary, ro-
jeno Perko, diva sina Johna in
Sgt. Josepha, pet hcera: Mary
Skully, Rose Lausin, Jean Koe-
sci, Josephine Oberstar in Juli-
jo, sest vnukov, brata Louisa;
sestro Ammo Budnar in vec dru-
9Th sorodnikov, v staremu kra-
ju pa zapusca diva brata in Sc
stro. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v So
boto OBJ 10. uri zjutraj il hise
zalosti, 1401 E. AZ ST., " >cerkev
sv. Vida in nato ma Calvary po-
kopalisce, pod vodstvom po-
grebnega zavoda Frank Zakraj-
Sex. Bodi pokojniku ohranjen
blag spomin, preostalim pa ma
Sc sozalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-25
Rusi SO Budimpes+i odkrii milo doIeo pod
zemsko +ovorno "a izdeIovonie mo+oriev
MOSKVA, 20. ianuaria.

MOSKVA, 20. januarja. -
Vladni organ "Izvestja' je da-
nes objavil porocilo, da je RIDE
ca vojska v Budimpesti zavze-
la milo dolgo nedotaknjeno to-
varno "a izdelovanje Messer-
schmitt motorjev, XII so jo naci-
j zgradili pod zemljo. Neki ma
jor z imenom Petrov je odkril
obstoj podzemske tovarne po
nakljucju, ko je njegov oddelek
unicil skupino nemskih tankov,
XII so strazili dohod do neke L.
lice Y Buda delu madzarske pre-
stolice.
Pozornost majorja il njego.
viii moi je vxhudilo dejstvo, da
je bila nlica, dasiravno \ bloku
mi bio niti enc hiSe, pokrits ]