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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-15
Water on the Way;
Ditch Primed Today

Residents of this area will be
able to see the answer to their
speculation as to the arrival of
irrigation water. Mgr. Frank Mas
on of the Columbia Irrigation dis
trict, was at the headgates today
to supervise turning in the water.
After a week of printing the
water will be ready for use.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-15
Lions Close In
Third Position;
Win Is Games

another highly successful season
under the realm of Coach Ray
Normile by winning'25 games and
placing third in the Yakima val
ley tournament held in Wapato
this past week. The Lions lost to
Selah last Saturday night by the
close margin of 38 to 35 to win
the third spot in the Yakima val
ley. Last season the Lions copied
first place and a trip to the state
tournament. If they had defeated
Selah last Saturday the boys
would have been back in the state
tourney making it two years i'm
row-practically an unheard OF
accomplishment for small high
school. H.. H.. ~ : '.-a1sz...3-
Briefly this is how the Lions
got into the big tournament. They
won second place in the lower
Yakima Valley sub district
tournament by wins over ProsSer,
Grandview, and River View. Pas
co defeated the Lions for the num-
Der one spot "a to 80. From the
sub district tourney the Kenne-
wick team earned trip to Wapa-
to to play in the Y.V.I.A.A. tour
ney: eight teams earn their way to
this tournament - this includes
schools from Gle Elum to Pasco.
The teams that place first and
second earn the right to enter the
state tournament in Seattle. gt-.
The first night of the tourna-
ment Kennewick defeated Gold
endale SO to 81. The boys next
opponent was Yakima, who, in
cidentally took first place in the
tourney, and our boys lost hard
fought game IS to 80. The next
game found the Lions playing the
Ellensburg Bulldogs and the Ken
newick team defeated the upper
valley quintet 80 to 81 in thrill
er. Then last Friday night the
Lions met up with their old and
friendly rival-the Pasco Bulldogs
and gained a very sweet victory
by defeating the best Pasco team
turned out by En- Morgan during
his story at Pasco high school. The
final count was IS to rs.
Finally on Saturday the Lions
were still in the big tournament
battling right down the final
stretch trying to earn that free
trip to the state meet. However,
Fate took a hand and the boys
missed seven "set-ups" against the
big Selah squad and dropped q
heartbreaker IS to 38. This gave
Selah the right to 60 to Seattle
and to place second in the valley
while KenneWick earned the third
spot. 4
The Lions hopes for next year
are very dismal as practically the
whole team finishes in May. The
following boys graduate: DALI
man, Kauth, Perkins, Dan Polling,
Adams, Giles, Simme1ink, and
Doyle. Gravenslund is junior
but will be 18 in December, there
fore he is being counted out for
basketball.
A big disappointment to both
Coach Normile and the boys was
the failure of Junior Blackman
and Bob Wyatt to play this sea-
son due to the fact that they could
not pass their physical examina-
lions. Both boys played last sea-
son and if they could have been
permitted to play this year they
would have added considerable
height to the team.
In 81 games, including the tour
naments, the Lions piled up 1877
points to their opponents total of
878
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-15
Story Of the Week:

On a recent journey, a slx-year-
| old made up with perfect strang-
|er and chatted freely.
"That's my mummy over
there" the child advised. "And
do you know what, she5s going to
have a baby!"
There was an embarrassed
|"Oh", from the other party to
the conversation.
ooh, not now" explained the
.youHgster, apparently feeling
y further explanation was
nneeNGd. "Not until after the war,
Pcause just now God can't get the
parts"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-15
Correction Please

Judge Winkenwerder informs
us that a brief story on police &C
tivities appearing in last weeks
issue created wrong impression.
The income reported for the
month of February was a total
from all sources and not alone
| from fines he has inflicted.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-15
BPW Club to Meet

The BPW club will have a
regular business meeting Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. Ruby
Stringham at lis North 9th Ave-.
in PaScO.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-15

Robert E. Bolton of Kennewick,
has been promoted to the rank of
captain in the medical corps, ac-
cording to a recent announcement
by the commanding general of
the 18th Air Force. Capt. Bolton
is the husband of the former Mar
jarie E. Gerking, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. c. 0. ,Gerking of Walla
Walla. Mrs. Bolton and their two
children, Elsie Mae, six years old
and Ruth Erlene, two years old,
reside in Kennewick. Also in the
medical corps is a brother, 1st
Lieut.. Warren F.. Bolton, pres
emily stationed in Portland, Ore.
Another brother, Ralph w. Bolton,
is a corporal in the marine corps.
Ems. Carlton Peterson who re-
Gently visited his mother, Mrs.
Lilly Peterson, of Richland, has
returned to New York City. Pet
erson, a graduate of the Richland
high School, and also of the WSC
School of Pharmacy, has recently
completed officers training course
at Kings Point Academy, Long
Island, ranking first in his group.
He will now ship out as third
mate on a merchant ship.
Glen Silliman, who is in the
South Pacific has been promoted
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-15

Aiding in the big job Of hand
ling equipment is SISgt. Lawr-
ence Baumgartner of Route 2, sta
toned at an air service command
depot in England. Lawrence is
MOO in charge of cranes.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-15

other kenneWlck boys at his
camp.
Mrs. c. L. Selph of Pasco, re-
ports that telegram from her son
Truman Selph EN- &c, says that
he is back in the States after %
months in the South Pacific and
expects to be home some time
next month. = ~.
Alton G.. bennett returned Sat-
urday to Camp Ham, Calf, after
renewing acquaintance here on
a Today furlough.
Chester Dague, SON of Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Dague, is sporting
the insignia Of a radioman BIC.
He's with Uncle Sans fleet some
where in the South Pacific.
MIR. and Mrs. A. A. Edwards,
old time Kennewick residents, re-
turned last week from a three
month trip which took them to
San Antonio where they visited
their son Walter, at Kelly Field.
Walter is an air force mechanic,
recently winning his sergeant's
chevrons.
Capt. Jack Swayze, son of Mr..
and Mrs. j.. c. SwayZe, was re-
Gently awarded the Distinguished
Flying Cross. He is stationed in
England.
Cpl. Duane r. Larson is now
in Italy with a 18th Air Free
heavy bomber group. His outfit
has flown more than 185 combat
missions against strategic targets
in southern Europe and the Bal
kans. Duane entered the service
in June, 1914.
Cpl. Rodney A. Easterwood,
sheet metal mechanic with de-
pot repair squadron in Italy, will
soon complete Is months over
seas service. His work consists of
repair work to all types Of fight
ing equipment.
Neil Lampson, army transport
command pilot, spent the week.
end in Kennewick with his family
He is stationed at Long Beach,
Calf.
Pvt. Elgie Vandine left Friday
for Camp Meade, Md, after
spending Is days with his family
here in Kennewick.
Fred Markham ais, is spending
a 7-day furlough with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mark
ham. Fred will go to Amarillo,
Texas to finish his training as an
aviation student.
Gene Mathew, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Methew, spent a few
days furlough with his parents
this week. Gene is with the army
transport service.
Capt. A. H. Wegner was in Ken
newick this week. He is being
transferred to Camp Shelby, Miss,
from base in the Aleutians. DR..
Wegner is a dentist having the
offices where DR.. Boyd now is,
before going in the service in
1941. .a..
James f. Mills ais arrived in
town Saturday morning to spend
a Today furlough with his par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Fred Mills. He
is an aviation cadet and is in
training at the Kingman, Arizona,
army air field. .... r.
| Mrs. Walter Hulet received a
letter this week from her son
Lowell Taylor TIA in the signal
corps with the 9th Army in Ger
many, saying that he had been al
lowed three-day pass and Wis
tied Paris. He has been overseas
more than a year and landed in
Normandy June 10. 1
Aiding in the big job of hand
ling equipment is SISgt. Lawr-
ence Baumgartner of Route 2, sta
toned at an air service command
depot in England. Lawrence is
MOO in charge of cranes.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-15
aThe Sidewalk
. REPORTER
BY the
vrNNEwIcK COURIER

The individual who SO brazenly
.,,ins himself the "kenneWlck
Ss..y,,rier" is strictly a mythical
Gou nncter Any resemblance be-
ena aar him and any person living
WE daod is strictly co-incidental.
OF u II is the purpose OF the
home,rators of this column to air
p satters here that have a bearing
nn the lives and happiness Oh
on :Ian+s of this community to
resiu havond the limits of plain
90 ,,,s reporting and editorializ-
new" ., comment on this and that.
1ras 60. y. ;s no intention to engage IN
lneaenaI;ties or to step on any
ppue's toes. If comment appear
;na in this column can nelp 10
lmi the community, to offer an
oonasional chuckle or a serious
thought. it has served Its pur-
pose. # D.
Nou, that we have established
w. Confession of faith we can
9 9u1,,e ;nmediately into the press
;na matters of the moment. One
ns ,hese concerns the name of the
dam to be built sometime in the
not too distant future at a Ger
tain r point down the Columbia
liver r Congress has seen fit, after
due deliberations, to include IN
tha rivers and Harbors bill which
'thor;zed the construction of the
y a provision for the name to
x- .cNary. With all respect for
an able senator who had WORKED
f;reiesly for the construction OF
the IN dam. we and most other resi-
dnets of this area, cannot agree
with the decision. It is pointed out
the Senator McNary had devoted
umpteen years to this project but
the Umatilla Indians were there
long before him. We are afraid
that. despite an act OF congress-
Il will remain the Umatilla dam.
Signs of Spring: Mrs. George
Peters had setting hep come Off
last week and our little girl an
nounced that she had seen a robin
.s,,,,II;no Of one end of a worm"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-15

Signs of Spring: Mrs. George
Peters had a setting hep come off
last week and our little girl an
nounced that she had seen a robin
"pulling at one end of worm"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-15

Glen Silliman, who is in the
South Pacific has been promoted
to radioman third class. a"sa p
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-15

Mrs. Walter Hulet received a
letter this week from her son
Lowell Taylor TIA in the signal
corps with the 9th Army in Ger
many, saying that he had been al
lowed a three-day pass and Wis
tied Paris. He has been overseas
more than a year and landed in
Normandy June 10.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-15

Chester Dague, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Dague, is sporting
the insignia Of a radioman BIC.
He's with Uncle Sans fleet some
where in the South Pacific.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-15

Capt. Jack Swayze, son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Swayze, was re-
Gently awarded the Distinguished
Flying Cross. He is stationed in
England.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-15

James F. Mills ais arrived in
town Saturday morning to spend
a Today furlough with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mills. He
is an aviation cadet and is in
training at the Kingman, Arizona,
army air field. .s. r.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-15

Alton G. bennett returned Sat-
urday to Camp Ham, Calf, after
renewing acquaintance here on
a Today furlough.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-15

Mrs. c. L. Selph of Pasco, re-
ports that telegram from her son
Truman Selph EN- &c, says that
he is back in the States after %
months in the South Pacific and
expects to be home some time
next month. 80
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23
l+oIiionski komunisti
noprovili preIo,m $
premier. Bonomiiem

RIM, 20. maja. - Rimski list
''UNITA" je danes porocal, da
so Sc italijanski komunisticni
voditelji odlocili "a prelom Via
do, kateri stoji ma celu premier
Bonomi, in da skusajo izvesti
spojitev $ socialistiGno stranko
in formirati zdruzeno delavsko
stranko.
Omenjeni list poroca, da je
APPEL "a strnitev komunistov in
socialistov v enotni delavski
stranki objavil vceraj komuni-
.sticni vodja Palmiro Togliatti v
govoru, katerega je incl ma dc
lavskem zborovanju Y Milanu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23
JOHN LEGAN

/. Vceraj oh S. uri popoldne je
po dvo-tedenski bolezni umrl
John Legan, p. d. Vencelnov,
star 81 let, stanujoc ma 1908
Aetna Rd. Donna je bill IL vasi
Praproc pri zuzemberku, odko-
der je prisel v Ameriko pred
vec kot 40 lett. Tukaj zapusca
sinova Franka in Sgt. Johna,
v Nemciji, hcer Anna Proboski
in brata Franka. Pogreb Sc DO
vrsil Y petek OBJ $3.50 uri zjutraj
il Louis i. Ferfoia pogrebne-
ga zavoda v cerkev sv. Lovren-
ca OBJ 8. uri in nato ma Calvary
pokopaliSce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23
Churchill je
resigniraI

Danes dopoldne je radio
naznanil. da je britski mini
strski predsednik Winston
Churchill polozil resignacijo.
To je storil v znak protesta
proti akciji delavske stran-
ke. XII je prisla ma dan z zah-
tevo "a splosne volitve in $
tenn napravila konec politie-
nemu premirju. XII je vlada-
10 tekom vojne proti Mem
eiji.
Zadnjic so Sc vrsile v Angliji
splosne volitve pred 10 lett. Sc
danja vlada, imenovana vlada
narodnega edinstva, je sestoja-
La IL clanov konservativne, de-
lavske i'm liberalne stranke.
Delavska stranka je zahteva-
Ia, da so VOlitve vrsijo elalrat
jeseni, docim je vlada podvzela
korake "a volitve ze " juliju.
Churchill je izjavil, da hoce hi
trO OdlOcitev. ..@
Delavska stranka Obdrzuie
bas sedaj konferenco, ma kate
ri je bill vceraj sprejet program
"a socializacijo vseh temeljnih
industrij in "a podrzavljenje
Britske narOdne banke. S tenn
pr0gramom bo sla v vOlilni boj.
Kot Sc raz I'M e, je kralj
George apeliral ma Churchilla,
da ostane ma vladnem krrhilu,
dokler Sc ne zavrsijo splosne vo-
litye. 49,,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23

.Nacijska Nemcija je zdrob-
ljena, ampak svet stoJ pred
stevilnimi perecimi problemi,
kateri bodo morai biti pravic-
no resent, predno bo mir med
narodi varen. ..s
To je bila vodilna misel veil
kega zborovanja Vseslovanske-
ga kongresa, XII Sc je vrsilo 3.
maja v Carnegie Hall v New
Yorku, da Sc upostavi zmago
mad nacizmom I'M pozdravi kon7
ference Zdruzenih narodov v
San Franciscu.
Zborovalci SO soglasno spre-
jeli resolucijo, kateri Sc je po-
zvalo drzavnega tajnika Stetti-
niusa kot nacelnika ameriske
delegacije, da sledi idealo m
Franklina D. Roosevelta, ter IL
razilo resno vznemirjenje mad
dejstvom, da je konferenca spre-
jela v svojo sredo fasisticno Ar
gentino, docim je odklonila Sc
dez ljudski vladi ma Poljskem.
v imenu Neodvisnega odbora
umetnikov in znanstvenikov je
konferenco pozdravila slovita
filmska igralka Myrna 10y, XII
je izjavila, da Sc mora s fash
sticnimi izdajalci in kolabora-
tori napraviti obracun.
Glavni govornik ma zborova-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23
Mad 80 let starr
mOski ne bOdO vec
kicalli V armada

WASHINGTON, %. maja
Naborni direktor general Her
shey je danes izjavil, da moski,
XII SO spolnili 80. leto, "a enkrat
ne bodo klicani v armada, ako so
zaposleni pri koristnih delhi.
v bodoce Sc bodo rekrutiralo
samo mlajse moske, in Hershey
je V tel zvezi narocil nabornim
komisijan, da proucijo slucaje
moskih med Is. in 25. letom, XII
50 bill odklonjeni radi manjsih
telesnih hib.
Lokalnim nabornim odborom
se je narcotic, da postopajo sim
paticno v. slucajih ocetov, ki 50
starr mad % let, in opozoril je
na stroske, ki 50 zvezani Z rekru-
tiranjem moskih, ki imajo od-
visne osehe.
Pod noyina programom bo re-
krutiranje starejsih moskih ~
pEalticne svrhe ,lstavIj jeno, ako
lokalni odbori odloc ijo, de pri-
xadsti vr1ijo della, ki prispevajo
4 xdrsvjn il, varnosti naroda ia
10 N aplo xno korist javnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23
Prva ameriska
armada pride ma
oddih v Zed. drzaye
Tekom junija odide IL
Europe eetrt milijona
ameriskih vojakov

WASHINGTON, %. maja. =
Slovita ameriska prva armada,
XII je prva prekoracila Reno in
prva napravila stik z Rdeco VOL
sko v centralni Nemciji, bo po-
slana ma Pacifik v boj proti ia
poncem, toda ma poti Sc bo
ustavila v Zed. drzavah in ME
nj .clani bodo delezni daljsega
dopusta pri svojih domacih.
Danes je bio tukaj uradno
naznanjeno, da Sc DO 'tekom ju-
Mia vrnilo il Europe v Zed. dr.
zave 25O,OOO ameriskih vojakov.
Mnogi cd teh bodo stalno osta-
Ii donna, ker SO upraviceni do
odpusta ma podlagi sluzbenih
pointov. 49, III
Prevoz vojastva preko Allan
tika Sc DO mogel tako povecati,
ker so sc transportne okolscine
znatno izboljsale. Do konca ma
ia sc vrne v Ameriko il Evro-
pc okrog $4,000 MOI.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23
VILE ROJENUCE

Pri druzini Or. in Mrs. Leo
nard Janchar 50 Sc zglasile vile
rojenice ID pustile Y spo min
krepkega sincka, prvorojenca
Matt IN dete se nahajata Y Nc
Donald House ter se prav do.
bro pocutita. Dellisko inae ma.
tere je bilo Evelyn Rose skoda,
ter je hci Mr.. il Mrs. Frank
skoda. ode je pa Sin poznane
Ir,lzine Mr.. il MrB. Frank Jan
char, $40 r. 81 ST. cestita'
mo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23
II BOLNIsNICE

Mr.. Anthony Uss, ki je vodil
svojo slascicarno ma vogalu E.
65 st. in Superior Ave-, predno
je zbolel in bill odpeljan Y boil
nisnico, je sedaj zopet ozdravil
il se nahaja donna. Zahvaljuje
% vsem prijateljem "a obiske,
darila IN yo6e Cline karte, kate
re je Y tennu 6asu prejel. Poseb-
no pa se zahvaljuje John z. Nj
,helichu, Ameri4li legiji il len
skemu odseku Joe Grillu il ME.
'gpvirn dvem sestram.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23

nju je bill kongresnik John M.
Coffee IL drzave Washington, XII
je izjavil:
'Konferenca v Washingtonu
mora uspeti. Slediti pa mora
sklepom konferenc v Dunbar
ton Oaks, Breton Wood in v
Jalti,' potem pa je ozigosal IT,
ste fasisticno nadahnjene Ame-
rikance, XII govorijo O tretji VOL
nj proti sovjetski Rusiji ter. po-
svaril, da DO mir sveta warren lie
pod pogojsGn, dEsse nstvari- tes-
no sodelovanje med Zedinjeni-
mi drzavami in Rusijo, XII sta
danes najvecji sill ma svetu.
Zborovanju so poslali pozdra-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23
SINCEK UMRL

Starsem Joseph in Alberta
Maize je vceraj zjutraj umrl
diva meseca star sincek William
Joseph. Druzina stanuje ma
15O28 Cardinal Ave. Materino
deklisko ime je bilo Berlan. Po-
leg starsev zapusca brata Jo-
sepha. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v Pc
TEX OBJ 1:30 uri popoldne il po-
grebnega zavoda August F. Sve-
tex, 478 e. 152 ST., v cerkev
Marie Vnebovzetje ma Holmes
Ave-, OBJ 2. uri in nato ma Cal
vary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23

Svojo izjavo je podal v radij-
skem govoru, v katerem je re-
kel, da je zanimanje "a potek
konference v San Franciscu brez
pomona, medtem "obstojeca ma
petost med Sovjetsko unijo in
nami stalno narasca.'
Veliko delo pokojnega predsed-
nika ROOsevelta
Welles je rekel, da najvecja
kontribucija predsednika Roose-
velta "a bodoce interese Ameri-
Ike je bill njegov napor "a upo-
stavitev "prakticnega soglasjs
med naso vlado in Moskvo. z
Bivsi drzavni podtajnik j. %.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23
Novi gr!obovi
! MARION PENKO

Po dolgi in mucni bolezni je
preminila ma svojem domu Ma
riOn Penko, stara 81 let, sta
nujoca ma 14724 Westropp Ave.
Pogreb oskrbuje Joseph ze]e in
sinovi pogrebni zavod. Podrob-
nosti bono porocali jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23
Mocne zoveznisIe si|e okvproIe sIovensko Primorie
|Kliueno mesfo ma
Okinowi ie podlo

GUAM, %. maja.
Ameriske cete ma Okinawi
so .vceraj vprizorile nenaden
napad ma japonske posto-
ianke ma vzhodnem koncu
linije pri Jonaburu in ome-
njeni kraj cd vseh strani
ObkOlile.
NatO so aIileriSke cete
udarile " notranjost Jona-
buru, XII DO ocividno vsak
cas- popolnoma v ameriski
0blasti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-23

.Po 14-mesecnem bivanju v
Juznem Pacifiku, Sc je vrnil ma
dopust Sgt. Jack Ellard, XII je
dodeljen rezervnemu oddelku
marinov. Oh priliki dopusta sc
je, zarocil z Miss Friedo Furlan,
XII je hci Mr.. in Mrs. John Fur
lan, 1878 Hale Ave. Sgt. Ellard
je sin Mr.. in Mrs. III. ]. Ellard,
North Hollywood, Cal, in Sc Sc
daj nahaja ma sluzbenem mestu
v Cherry Point, N. G.
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Zlatko Balokovie. Myrna 10y in George Pirinsly
Trije councilman 50 Sc
izrekli "a xupana Burka

Gibanje "a nominacijo coun-
cilmana EdWarda Pucela il 10.
varde "a zupanskega kandidata
je dobilo oster udarec, ko SO Sc
trije demokratski councilman,
XII predstavljajo vazne narod-
nostne skupine v Clevelandu, IL
rekli "a kandidaturo zupana
Thomas A. Burke.
Zagotovilo svoje podpore so
podali zupanu Burku council
man Michael Lucak IL %. varde,
XII je predsednik zbornice, John
]. Prince IL 80. varde in council
man Mudri IL 20. varde.
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DIR. MALLY v BOLNIsNICI

DR.. James w. MaAy, Il ina
.svoj zobozdravniSki iurad v Slo-
Ivenskem narodnem domu, Sc se
|vedno nahaja v Glenville boil
Inisnici. zdrayje se mu y neko-
liko zboljsalo toda obislki se
|vedno niso d0vol jeni. zelimo mu
|slkora j6nje okrevanje!
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We Jan Masaryk,, predsednik
ceskoslovaske delegacije v San
Francisco, DIR. Ivan Subasic,
predsednik jugosloyanske dele
CACHE, bolgarski premier XII
mon Georgijev, in Leon Krzyc-
XII, predsednik Slovanskega kon-
gresa, XII prisostvuje konferenci
Zdruzenih narodov.
Predsednik zborovanja je bill
Zlatko Balokovic, in govoril je
tudi tajnik Slovanskega kon.
gresa, George Pirinsky. Podar
je bill tudi lep pevski plesni pro-
gram, pri katerem SO sodelovali
znameniti slovanski pevci ir
urnetniki. ~