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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-15

The suits that have come out of the area over clouded land titles and all the other things that arise out of debatable boundaries have been numberlesS.
 Few members of Congress can get very enthusiastic about it Con- gressman Stefan, however, has a little broader view He says: How can we hope to engage in the set tlement of vital boundary disputes between the great nations of the world when we are unable to settle one so simple as this?"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-15

For more than half century. things ran more or less smoothly.
 Then the citizens of Alexandria
 (pop. about $500 decided they no longer wanted any part of the gov ernment dished out by Congress, and they voted 7e3 to 222 to secede from the District.
 President Polk respected their will
 at the polls and by proclamation turned about 31 square miles back
 to Virginia.
 ] In that 31 square miles today IS 1 the National Airport, the Pentagon I building, part of Fort Myer reserva- ] ton, the Navy Annex, several gov ] ernment worker housing projects
 the Public Roads Administration
 buildings, Arlington Cemetery, ano
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-15

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-15
Capital oIlsBorder Dispute of lis Own;
 Epic 100 Years Old

goodness knows how many other federal projects and federal en- ployees.
 During the prohibition era and ev- en now, the area provides no man's-land" where police officials refuse to cooperate because they aren't certain of their jurisdiction. Virginia collects millions of dollars in taxes from government workers that the District could well use. Vlr- ginia state and county license laws apply to the whole area, even to the National Airport, to which the State contributed proportionately no more than any of the other 4.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-15
By LACK sTINNETT

WASHINGTON, March 10 - ln his Congress, as in practically every me for 100 years, there will be de- 3ate over and an effort to determine the boundaries of the Distsrict of columbia on the Virginia side.
 Before the 79th Congress was ix weeks old, it had started again Rep. Karl Stefan (R.-Neb.> wrote lnto the Congressional Record the other day more than 2,000 word dissertation on the subject. Other members have both preceded and followed him. It's the kind of colos- sal trivia that provides the gagsters with most of their ammunition for jokes about federal and local gov ernment in this U. s.
 The facts aren't really so, com plicated; the results of those facts are. In 1790, George Washington arranged a site for the national capi- tai with a chunk of land and Poto- mac from both Maryland and Vir- ginia. It was square of lanc comprising 100 square miles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-15
IRlSEi LINE
 COACH QUITS

SOUTH BEND, Ind, March 15- The football coaching staff at
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-03-15
COATS
SUITS

For which we're famous |. gabardines, faille, soft as . silk tweeds Both tailored and dressmaker models by Mangone, Blotta, Gallant, Etbanna.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Bracken Comedy

A glimpse at silver screens
reveals Bring on the Girls
technicolor comedy, as the next
Michigan film. 1t stars Eddie
Bracken with Veronica Lake
and Sonny Tufts. Blond Mar
jorie Reynolds, who clicked with
Crosby and Astaire in Holiday
Inn" is also in this cast.
A sequel to the Roddy Nc
Dowall Friend Flicka" film is
scheduled for showing at the
Fox. It's called Thunder
head" and is the story of Flick's
young colt. Preston Foster,
Roddy McDowall and Rita john
son comprise the principals.
In preparation for the fall OF
Berlin, the Palms-State is ready
10 show Hotel Berlin" the
Vieki Baum novel. It's cast is
headed by Faye Emerson, Hell
nut Dantine, Andrea King,
Raymond Massey and Peter
LORE.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29

HOLLYWOOD, April 28 (UP).
pOBERT HUTTON, a shy
young fellow in real life.
soon will emerge as something
Of a tough guy on the screen.
After three of four pictures
In which he was more or less
his real self, he is now a fiery
tempered husband in Warner
Bros Too Young TO Know"
Joan Leslie feels the brunt
OF that temper-but Hutton
doesn't seem 10 mind.
Maybe that's because he
thinks of other top-notchers of
the celluloid who rose TO the top
of the cinematic pile despite a
certain amount OF manhandling
Of their screen women.
Take James Cagney for in
stance. In Public Enemy" he
showed a half of grapefruit in
Mae Clarke's face and made her
like il. And audiences accepted
Cagney just the same.
Then. while playing opposite
Bette Davis in The Bride Came
c. o. D. Cagney not only up
set the Oscar-winning emoter
on a cactus bush but added in
suit 10 injury by shooting her
with a slingshot
In Smart Money" Edward
C.. Robinson literally kicked
Margaret Livingston out of a
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Shy Guy Gets Hard

door. And Miriam Hopkins got
some pretty rough treatment
from Eddie in "Barbary Coast"
In one of his early pictures,
Clark Gable, as a taxi driver,
gave Barbara Stanwyck quite a
lot of showing around. Yet
Gable went on to the top Of the
heap.
Humphrey Bogart, who gen.
orally limits his rough-and-
ready treatment TO men. gave
Ann Sheridan more than one
unpleasant moment in 1t All
Came True" And that picture
never hurt his career.
Alan Ladd moved rapidly
ahead after doing several roles
in which he wore the label OF
tough guy" Dick Powell, for
merly a well-mannered crooner,
is again boring into public popu-
larity as the hardened detective
in Murder, My Sweet"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
May Festival

Another spring musical treat
is the annual May Festival of
the University of Michigan mu-
sical society at Hill Auditorium,
Ann Arbor, beginning Thursday
and continuing through next
Sunday.
Many of the nations promi-
nent artists and organizations
will make their appearance
here. Met opera stars who will
appear as soloists are Bidu
Sayao, Eleanor Steber, Blanche
Thebom, Frederick Jagel, Ezio
PIMA and Nicola Moscona. Dis
tinguished virtuosi include Zinc
Francescatti, Rudolph Serkin
and Oscar Levant. Eugene Or
mandy will conduct at many of
the performances
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Carmen Jones' Good

The tremendously successful
and good musical play, Carmen
Jones'" based on Bizet's opera
and with an all-Negro cast, is
about to begin life anew. After
a three-month layoff following
its New York closing. a refur-
bished company comes into the
City Center here May l for a
three-week engagement prior
TO a lengthy tour.
Cleveland will be the first
stop. FL Paso. Tex, gets il next
for a one-night stand and then
the company treks TO SaI
Diego, Cal, for a brief stay
Next comes an engagement at
Los Angeles and five weeks at
San Francisco will follow.
Seattle and other northwestern
cities will be visited as the
troupe comes back East, bound
for Chicago, where a run viii
begin Labor Day. Principal cit
les of the United States and
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Shows PIay
ToCapacity
By CHARLES GENTRY

COINCIDENT with the hor-
~ ticulturist's prediction of
flowers in May comes word that
local motion picture palaces and
legit theaters will blossom forth
with new attractions.
The Cass is playing to capac-
ity audiences with the Franz
Werfel-S. N. Behrman comedy,
"Jacobowsky and the Colonel"
which begins its final week
Monday evening. This is the
play which won the N. Y.
Drama Critics Circle award for
the best foreign drama of 1914.
After this comes Agatha
Christie's mystery thriller, Ten
Little Indians" slated to open
Sunday, May 6. This is a drama
tization OF the novel which ran
several years ago In the Satur-
day Evening Post. 1t was first
produced in London last Novem-
ber and is still running.
While serious in intent, Ten
Little Indians" has a surprising
amount of comedy relief. The
cast will be the Chicago COM
pany, of Robert Warwick. Toni
Gilman, Alexander Darcy,
Philip Tonge, Lillian Foster and
Ethel Strickland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Plays Fail

By JACK GAVER
NEW YORK. April 28.

NEW YORK, April %.
DROBLEMS connected with
i the war and its aftermath
continue tointrigue piaywrights
and producers, but rot many OF
them make the grade. The lat
est failure in this line is "Star-
Spangled Family" "by B. Harri-
son Orkow-
Orkow's problem is that Of
the extent to which the living
should go in revering the men,
cries of the heroic dead. His
characters include the wife,
, mother and 9-year-old son of a
great hero who died in battle
and the time is after the war
is over. The wife falls in love
with a doctor and they plan TO
marry despite the objections of
the hero's mother and the son.
After the marriage, the son.
aided by his grandmother, turns
more and more against his step
father until there is an emo
tional blowup all around that
finally results in restoration OF
a sane viewpoint by all con-
,cerned.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Blackstone Remains

There's still an abundance OF
Easter bunnies lingering around
the Lafayette Theater, judging
from the vast number OF rab-.
bits that Harry Blackstone
keeps pulling from hats in his
magic revue which begins its
second week there tonight.
The tuneful Victor Herbert
operetta, Mile. Modiste," has
its final curtain call Monday
night at Masonic.
On Tuesday, the Civic Light
Opera Association will present
Michael Balfe's The Bohemian
Girl" with a cast that fairly
bristles with names famous In
the musical world. Among them
are Dorothy Kristen of the
Metropolitan Opera Company
and Edward Rocker, baritone.
Others include Mary Hopple,
Romolo DeSpirito and ballerina
Patricia Bowman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
SIezak Banged Up

HOLLYWOOD, April 28.
A FALL from a ladder. plus
a trunk landing on him has left
Walter SleZak with a twisted
sacroiliac, torn ligaments in one
leg, a bruised heel and two
cracked teeth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Back
In FINLAND
HOLLYWOOD. April %.

HOLLYWOOD, April %.
OLIVIA DE II VII l. A n D
" thinks that, after all, when
a girl has been out of circula-
ton for near1y year and a
half she has a right TO expect a
little better treatment.
At first glance it wouldn't
appear that Olivia has much
room for complaint For in Para
mounts The Well-G DOM d
Bride" in which she makes her
return TO the screen, she is
ardently pursued for eight reels
by both Ray Milland and Sonny
Tufts.
Her one honest reservation
about the role is that she has
but a single costume change in
the picture-She wonders if
bride can be really WELL
groomed in that sort Of ward
rOhe
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Contrasts in Luxury and SquaIidness

The Negro community west Of Columbus Circle popqarly
known Hill tribute the exploits of Negro soldiers
in the Spanish American War Thriving Mac-founded by
Nantucket whaling captain The Union Square forum which
conceivable theme From complex
philosophical problems the advantages of vegetable diet
Startling the Sutton Place An impoverished
family codwater fat through its windows and view
luxurious duplex apartment the street Americas Rue
Pai-57th Gutted galleries and dealers
The beautiful park Fort Tyon Park 1t is Handicapped
with artistry From its heights
nnforgettable view of Manhattans panorama.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Theme Has Points

The theme has its points,
albeit they are pretty reminis-
cent of that old melodramatic
standby. stepparents VS.. step
children, but Orkow has man.
aged to turn out a very bad
play that had practically Moth
ing to redeem it.
There even were stretches OF
dialog that sounded so ancient
as almost to make you think
you were viewing one of those
burlesque performances of an
old-time thriller. The staging
and acting were no help to the
production, which was spon-
sored by Philip A. Waxnan and
Joseph Kipness.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
O'Brien Insists
On Al Smith
HOLLYWOOD, April %.

HOLLYWOOD, April %.
Looks as if The Amorous
Ghost may be Pat O'Brien'S
last at R-K-O for a spell He is
bound and determined that his
next picture will be The Life
of Al Smith" and, so far.
Charley Koerner and the R-K-O
moguls haven't lent a sympa-
thetic ear 10 the venture. But
Pat has been talking deals TO a
couple of other studios.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Hungry Derelicts Grab Stray Vegetables

Syrian shops with Arabic signs along Atlantic
husebtstle of early market places where
sell their products the cys merchants Hungry dere
cts about hopes picking vegetable dropped
truck while patient leftover goods
distribution the destitute PreCvl War
decorative balconies
varhued Union sscraper 1t has 3 different shades
Squad Red Hook-the toughest neighborhood in
Weathebeaen Erie Canal barges moored in the East
married families
year round chimney topping the
Budng-where gold and silver melted into
hull
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Tombs Prison Drab and Depressing

The drab depressing empty Tomb prison. It's nereal tag
derived predecessor this ste which resembed
Egyptian tomb Joss houses in Chnaownhrnes Of Buddhist
worship. They rarely attended by Chinese Strange.
haked Pe They supposed have
miraculous curative Some Of the herbs much
500 Musty knck knack shops the lower East
Side They display valuable antiques well twobt ash trays
Crmnologists from daily
criminals police headquarters The Bowey
whisky dives It's safer guzzle
Crowds Houston sidewalks buying and
selling ewery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Margaret Chums
With Bud and Lou
HOLLYWOOD, April %.

HOLLYWOOD, April 28.
MUTUAL ADMIRATION So
ciety has sprung up between
Margaret O'Brien and Lou Cos
tello and Bud Abbott following
their meeting at the MGM COM
missary. Lou will name year
ling Margaret O" and Margaret
Will name her colt Lou c.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Books Gathering Dust in Secondhand Shops

plans published after the last
gathering secondhand shops Plaques planted
the bordering Riverside Drive marking the where Amer
Revolutionary War. The woohed
lumnary tpSyoeng along Madison Ave after midnight and
his Books penned than 5000
and dialects of the With Ave Lbrarys priceless
literary opulen Music Hall lounge Its decorations
work Of than dozen famed artists The
T. edifce Central Park which resembles
mini caS
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Up and 0o~
Broadway
~ Ry WM, WneheR
Swank Usherettes in Park Avenue
Work Alfred in Evening Gowns

THE hefty lady barker flea circus who down
hecklers with whitening barrage of invectve Sixth
posy emporium showcasng flower Price $500!
Usherettes uppity Park film temple who
evening gowns Such The "cty trees" in Greenwich
Village They flourish with little SOIL water light
novelty shop proprietor with sensayuma: He displays
bottle containing tiny ship with card stating; This is
what's Jap feet" Lavshly decorated Doctors
Hospital more ornate than the swankiest hotel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Imposing Columbia University

Of historic exhibited at
New York City Museum Anti American handblls
Yorkvle Apparently the Bund dead
The imposing of buildings that of
Columbia Univ Few that the originally
funds public lottery The Roxys mammoth
lobby which accommodate than 5000 people Avid
pgeon-eeders making their daily pilgrimage the park
during ncement weather Juke boxes ice sodmatS
blaring all Rchmonds placid rural
atmosphere borough dotted with villages that part of
II
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29
Warns Against Evils Of Wampum

bearded Sixth trying sell his Each
10 Homes for the welodo lower Fifth
converted stables Occasional festas in Little
lights natives and
dance beachcombers nightly windy oratons on Coney
boardwalk He listeners about the evils OF wampum
Picturesque garden restaurants the Village Among the
delightful eating spots in town Lindys restaurant on
famous Bway long before
Lndbegh And, that baloney andeggspan
Ike eStyle
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-29

Canada will be visited after the
Chicago run, which means that
a full season of touring lies
ahead. Most of the principals
of the original production have
been retained. This one is
really something that must be
seen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-08
Amerikanci so
zaceli ruSiti
Siegfried liniijo

PARIZ, Z. feb.-Tretja anne
riska armada je danes vrgla vec
divizij svojega mostva preko rex
Our in Sure v Nemcijo il LUX
semburga ma desetih tockah v
razdalji "a ur, medtem ko so &C.
te prve ameriske armade ma SEX
torju blizul Schleidena OBJ reki
Olef udarile skozi zadnje pogla-
vitne obrambe SiegfriedoveF lini-
je.
S tenn so zavezniske sile ma
pravile drug predor nemske
obrambe ma centralnem sektoriu
zapadne fronte.
Zayezniski castniki izjavljajo,
da je jasno, da Sc Nemci ne bo-
RHO vec 8 tistim ognjem kot "a
Sc ,poprej, odkar prihajaio poro-
ella 9 porazih nemske vojske IA
vzhodni 'front.'. Vceraj SO je sku-
pima nemskih vojakov na nekem
Isektorju, brojeca mad 100 nlox
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-08
|kONFERENCA NEkJE OBJ (RNEM
|M0RJU NAzNANlLA Sp0RAzUM
d zAkLJ LJU(NI FAzI V0JNE
Prva objava s conference med
Rooseveltom, Stalinom in
ChurchillOm dana v javnost
WASHINGTON, 7. februarja. =

WASHINGTON, 7. februarja - Danes je bilo urad-
mo naznanjeno da velka oica sestojeca IL glavarev
treh zavezniskih velesi zboruje nekje v ozemlu oh
crnem morju' skupno naznanilom da je bill dosezen
sirokopotezen sporazum spojtev vojaskh in poll
tcnh moci Sovjetske unije mocm Zed. drzav in We
like Britanije poraz in okupacijo Nemcije.
Tozadevna izjava je bila objavljena istocasno
Washingonu, Londonu in Moskvi Receno je da je bill
dosezen "popoln sporazum JENNIE vojaske opera
CHE" in "a izmenjavo najpopolnejsih informacij."
Vest zborovanju velike trojice izkazae pravilne
V naznanlu Sc je prvic odkrilo, da Sc predsednk
Roosevelt marsal Stain in premier Churchill nahajao
ma skupnem zborovanju ampak me kraja, kjer Sc vsi
konferenca "veike trojce, nj specfcno omenjeno. We
sti XII so krozile ozadevno zadnh dneh, bile tenn
potrjene.
tel zvezi je bilo danes Washingtonu odkrto edi-
mo to, da e predsednk Roosevelt zapusti Washington
kmau po TO- januarju ko je nastop svoj cetr ternin
Popon komunike bo objaven OBJ zakljusku conference
Vojaski stabi treh vlad delao skupno ma detajlra-
nih nacrtih popoln poraz Nemcje. Program velike
roce vkljucuje okupacijo kenrolo Nemcie, restev
ekonomskih in poticnih problemov osvoboene Europe
in cm zgodnejse organzirane trane mrovne konferen-
Ice temelju XII je bill poozen ma konferenci Dunn
barton Oaks.
Uradno Sc naznanja, da DO oh zakljucku konference
objavljen komunkej de1u, XII ga je izvrsa kon-
ferenca velke trojice
Ureditev evropskih meja Sc baje odlozi
LONDON, 7. februarja. - Tukaj Sc poroca, da bo
premier Churchill predlagal konferenc veke trojice XII
Sc vrs nekje OBJ Crnem moru, da ureditev povojnh
mea Evropi odlozi dokler DO ma konferenc imela
zastopstva tudi Francija.
Naznanilo, XII je bio objavljeno tukaj nocoj sploh
ne omenja razprav novih mejah poudarja pa popon
sporazu, XII je bill dosezen glede vojaskh operacj "a
poraz Nemcije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-08
BIT KA IA
BERLIN Sc
.JE ZACELA
Rusi SO ma sedmih
kroiih prekoroei|i
reko Odro vzhodnc
cd pres+olice
LONDON, cetrtek, 8. feb.

LONDON, eetrtek, 8. feb,
= Kakor razvidno iz nem-
Skin radijskih ,oddaj, je
Rdeca vojska prekoracila
reko Odro ma 'front.' tik pred
Berlinom ma sedmih krajih,
kar pomeni, da Sc je glav-
ma bitka "a nemsko presto
lico dejansko pricela.
Kar Sc tice porocil il Moskve,
je sovjetski polnocni komunikej
edinole naznanil, da prva belo.
ruska armada marsala zukova
vodi cistilne operacije ma who'd
nj strani Odre in da je zavzela
devet nadaljnih krajev juno Cd
Kustrina. Med tenai Sc nahaja
Kunersdorf, tri mile cd Frank
furta, kjer je bio pozorisce veil.
kega nemskega poraza cd strani
Rusov leta 1859. 81.
Ruska porocila, da Sc ruske
sile marsala zukova nahajajo ma
zapadnem bregu Odre, so neu-
radna. Neka radijska oddaja il
Moskve je citirala porocilo v or
ganu Rdece vojske, v kateri je
bilo receno, da Sc boji vrsijo ma
''utrjenih predpoljih Berlina. -
L. teh in nemskih porocil je raz-
vidno, da Sc cete Rdece vojske
nahajajo kakih 80 mill cd men,
ske prsstolice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-08

Major Louis Huot cd arma-
de Zdruzenih drzav, kateri je
zapocel v oktobru 1943 skriv-
nostni. prevoz zalog liz Barija v
Italiji, preko Jadrana "a arma-
do marsala Tita v Jugoslaviji,
nam opisuje zdaj to zgodovin-
sko vazno operacijo v posebni
knjigi z naslovom r"Guns for
Tito, katera izide proti koncu
februarja.
Oni, XII so imeli priliko vide
tt prve iztise te knjige, so ma
ravnost navduseni zanjo. Louis
Adamic jo smatra "a cudovito
naslednico njegove knjige my
Native Land. Cita Sc gladko in
je napeta kot detektivska po-
vest.
|. Major Huot je bill eden ,izmed
prvih zavezniskih castnikov, Xxi
so sc srecali z marsalom Titom
ma njegovem tajnem glavnem
stanu v Jajcu " Bosni.
Pazite "a nadaljna naznani-
la o tel knjigi, katera m a
prav posebno zanimati vsakega
Jugoslovana v Ameriki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-08

namitirali mostove ma glavnih
cestah, vodecih proti zapadu.
Casnikar opisuje pozorisce
masakra
Videl sem najmanj 500 tru-
pei, mnoga, katerih so bila po-
pomona sezgana, druga pa lie
malo osmojena. Srecal sem mo.
"a z imenom Stanislav Rembas,
XII je prisel, da najde truplo
svojega 20-letnega sina Edmun-
da, XII Sc je nahajal v jeci ko-
maj diva tedna. Oce je odgrnil
rjuho raz trupla svojega sina
in mi pokazal cd krogel naprav.
ljene luknje in ozgano meso.
se' Madaljevanje ma 2. stran,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-08

S7Sgt. FRANK j. BENIGAR
Kot smo ze poroeali, je v
Hammond General bolnisnici v
Modesto, Calf, umrl preteklo
soboto popoldne mladenic s/Sgt.
Frank J. Benigar, star sele 20
let. Zbolel je ma Filipinskih oto-
kin, kjer je bill nastavljen kot
topnicar ma bombniku. " arma-
do je vstopil 8. oktobra 1943,
preko morja pa je bill poslan v
juliju preteklega leta. !
Rojen je bill v Clevelandu, ter
je bill dobro poznana med mladi-
no, ker Sc je ude jstv o val pri
sportnih igrah, posebno v logo.
metu. Bill je Clan drustva Iirska
villa st. 173 ABB, katerega dr&.
stva je njegov oce ze vec let tai.
mix, in drustva France Preseren
1t. II sDZ. Tukaj zapusca zalu.
joce starse, oceta Franka, donna
IL Trnovega pri nirski District,
in mater Mary, rojeno Cesarek,
donna iz Ribnice, ter vec sorod.
nikov. Druzina stanuje ma
1141 e. 66 st. ~.
Truplo DO dospelo v Cleveland
" petek OBJ polnoci in ma mrtva.
Ski oder v zeletovem pogrebnem
zavodu ma 65O2 st. Clair Ave.
DO polozeno v soboto oh 8. ur,
Ipopoldne. Pogreb 2 vojaskjm
obredi se DO vrsil v ponedeljel
oh OLD uri zjutraj il pogrebne
lga zavoda, ter oh 10. uri v Ger
lkev sv. Vida il nato ma Calvar,
/ pokopalisce.
Bodi pokojnemu mladenic,
ohranjen casten spomin, priza
ldetim roditeljem pa naSe soza
llje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-08
SREBRNA POROKA

Danes obhajata 25-letnico
srecnega zakonskega zivljenja
Mr.. in Mrs. Lawrence Kozuh,
stanujoca ma 1921 Lena Ave.
Otroci, sorodniki in prijatelji il
ma izrekajo svoje cestitke, ter
jima zelijo, da bi v zdravju in
sreci docakala zlato poroko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-08
Nemska grozodejstua pred
begom IL Lodza ma Poljsken,
Kako so naciji tik pred prihodom
Rdeee vojske sistematicno pobii
tisoc politicnih jetnikov

LODI, Poljska, 8. feb (Poroca w. H. Lawrence
New York Times) - To je zgodba, kako so Nemc zad-
ne dni pred osvoboditvio Lodza pomorl cd enega do
tri soc poljskih pocnh ujetnikov. To grozodejstvo
predstavla visek nemske okupacije tenn mestu kjer
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900 Poljakov odtiranih Nemcijo ma pristine delo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-08

med katerih Sc diva nahajata v
armadi, in brata Antona, v sta.
rem kraju pa zapusca stiri bra
te in sestro. Pogreb oskrbuje A.
Grdina in sinovi pogrebni "a.
vod.