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in The Service

several people have come over to
the strip to see it after seeing the
name on the side of the shi. They
were from North Carolina and
wanted to talk to another Tar
heel. One Of the ground crew is
boy from Durham - Warren by
name and he was smiles all over
the first time he saw the name
on the plane.
There must be all kinds Of eel
ebrations back there in the States.
Somehow, I am glad I was over
here at the finish. I hope that the
Men of Bataan' know that Amer.
lea did in some way pay back
part of the debt she owed them.
We can never erase the black
mark of almost complete unpre-
paredness that cost the lives OF so
many men and women and chill.
dren. / pray God that we shall
never commit ourselves in that
way again.
ITO get back to Lighter tnlngs
we can at least start looking
forward to my return to the States
and HOME. I must warn you
that 1 will consume large quanti-
ties of tomato aspic salad. milk,
boiled ham and fresh eggs. And
oh. how l am looking forward to
sleeping in my own bed again
the best bed in America.
Remember me to all OF our
friends.
FPS. As I have been writing
you. am as happy as everything
over being in this Squadron, es'
pecially since it has the best rec.
ord for the last year in the Group
and the Third Attack is the best
attack in the business. 1t is known
as The Grim Reapers,' and at
one time Jimmy Doolittle was the
leo. of this squadron. So were
Generals Kenny and Spaatz. Our
insignia is a blue oval field with
white skeleton holding scythe.
tipped in red"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-08
VI DAY IN RYUKYUs

First 1t. Lawrence "A. Adams,
Jr., grandson of the late R. A.
Brand, who was for many years
Vice President of the Atlantic
Coast Line railroad company. and
nephew of J. N. Brand of Will
mington, spent VI Day with the
Army Air Forces in the Ryukyus
Islands, and in a letter to his
mother, Mrs. Lawrence Adams, of
Concord. wrote of the reaction to
peace there.
1t. Adams was graduated from
the U. S. Military Academy in
May, 1912, and Chief of Staff
George c. Marshall presented the
diplomas to this first was. class of
World War II.
His letter reads as follows:
''Mr. Truman,s announc e.
ment has jus. reached us here.
There is no undue excitement for
we have been expecting it (the
Jap surrender) for several days.
Rather, there is feeling of relief
that the decision has b e n
reached. If the war were to con-
tinue We wanted to 60 about our
business if it were over we
did not want to be shot at any
Ryukyus' you can see that I am
more.
BY the heading In the
no longer in the Philippines. I can
not tell you at this time how long
we have been up here. I can tell
you that flew three missions over
the Japanese home islands and
that I ended with a total OF "a
combat missions completed.
To-day will be day OF rejoic'
ing for many millions of .people
all over the world. 1t should also
be one of Thanksgiving. The Ole
Master has been most generous
with me. l have already said g
prayer of thanks both for my
own safety and for His part ir
bringing about the Peace.
"Gater) 1t is now eight thirty
in the evening. We flew this after
noon on a local training flight
more to keep the airplanes in gooc
shape than anything else. 1t wa!
a bit of event for me for l lee
the Squadron. I got along fairly
well considering that it was my
first attempt. I led a flight ovel
Japan on my last two missions.
1.-The people here are Japanese
partially, though some are of s
similar race which is not techni
cally japanese. They are the hard
est working people l have ever
seen. Never in my life have seer
people work so earnestly at every
thing they do and they never
seem to get tired.
"'The Tarheel Express is in tip
top shape and is quite my pride
and joy. When l fly it is in The
Express My crew chief says tha+
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Kentucky has more than 100
covered bridges still in use, &C.
cording to George A. Joplin of the
State Conservation department. :
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WEED MARKET PLANNED

NEW BERN, Sept. 7-Re-estab-
lishment OF tobacco market here
with two or more warehouses next
season is being planned by the
chamber of commerce. One would
have been opened here this year
except for the inability to secure
a set Of buyers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-08
HEAVY CORN EARS

NEW BERN. Sept. 1.-TWO large
ears Of yellow corn, each weigh
ing pound and half, were rails.
ed on the farm Of J. B. Daw at
Arapaaoe. Each was almost foot
long, one measuring II inches and
the other II IL inches.
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Women's Missionary society with
headquarters in Philadelphia, Pa.
More recently she was editor OF
the Lutheran Woman's Work, of.
fetal magazine of the Women's
Missionary society.
A graduate of Wittenperg Col.
lege in Springfield, Ohio, Mrs
Futches received her masters de.
gree from New York university.
The Rev. Futcnes, went to
Boulder in June 1912 and took the
pastorate of TT n il y Lutheran
church. He is secretary of the
Rocky Mountain Synod Of United
|Lutherans.
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~ Witness North
Carolina-Penn
Football Game
Continued from Page Fifteen)

.ors, and past presidents will be
eilo in the Blue Room Of the
ss n.h Hotel prior to dancing.
e ,ad card party-and card game
Al,' chose to play-will start the
", ,".;vities. Dancing starts at 10
l |!o1ock with McWilliams orchestra
vanishing music, as in the past.
~ hos become a sort of tradition
n.o+ service men are guests of the
e .. and those still in uniform
o ,;ll he welcomed by special COM
VIII Mrs Fred Morrison, chair
.n of the general reception COM
.;++ee will be assisted in receiv-
;na nv number of prominent
we Da7,nes. Places at the dinner will
" laid for General Kenneth c.
povall. Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay War
-on former Governor and Mrs. O.
Max Gardner, General and Mrs. A.
Cox. Captain and Mrs. Josephus
naniels Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Bag
lev Mr. and Mrs. Grady Hedricks,
1peepresentative and Mrs. R. L.
nol,ghton. Mrs. John D. Langston
and her visitor, Mrs. George Nor
wood Of Goldsboro, Mr.. and Mrs.
W H. Hessick, Mrs. Macie Lowe,
Mr. and Mrs. ] S. Brookbank, Rep
rpsentative and Mrs. Harold Cool
ev Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Winston,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morrison, Mr..
md Mrs. N. A. Townsend, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. McFayden, Assistant
10 the Attorney General and Mrs
! Lamar Caudle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomerson, Miss Faith Brewer,
Representative and Mrs. Herbert
Bonner, Representative and Mrs.
W o. Burgin, Commissioner of
Federal Trade and Mrs. Garland
S. Ferguson and Mrs. (Wayne) Lor.
rain Greenhouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Noe OF Pitts
boro who have been visiting Mrs
Fletcher C. Mann and whose visit
caused a pleasant furry of parties,
returned home this weekend. Out
standing among the parties given
for this delightful couple was the
dinner given for them by Mrs.
Mann at the Shoreham Tuesday
night
There was the circus in town as
super diversion and one of the
thought provoking plays of the
YEAR The Next Half Hour" Coup.
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Former Wilmingtonian Marries
Tn Chicago Lutheran Church

A wedding dinner followed the
ceremony at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard S. Bechtolf.
MRS. Futchs was a missionary
teacher in Japan for three and a
nall years and she taught at the
Woman's Christian college in Tok-
20. After returning to the United
states in April of 1941, she served
as secretary for promotion of the
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Home Agents Schedule
For The Coming Week

Mon, Oct. 22-Office.
Tues, Oct. 23-12:45 a. m. Winter
Park Sr. All Club; 1880 p. m.
Gordon Community H u i n G
Meeting home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. c. Bailey.
We'd, Oct. 24-8:45 a. m. Winter
Park Jr. All Club; 11:00 a. m.
Wrightsboro Jr. and Sr. All
Club; 7:30 p. m. Lake Forest
Community Housing Meeting,
Community Center. The public
is invited.
Thur, Oct. 25-10:oO a. m.-Coun-
ty Achievement Day, Wrights'
boro Club House.
Fri, Oct. 26-7:3O p. m. Audubon
and Winter Park Community
Housing Meeting.
Sat, Oct. q - 1000 a. m. All
County Council, Home Agents
Office.
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OF local interest here is the we'd
ding of Miss Selma Ruth Bergner,
of Lancaster, Pa, to the Rev. john
F. Futchs, formerly OF Whining
ton, and the son of the late J. W..
H. utchs and Mrs. Marie
Strunck F'utchs, which took place
in Woodland Emmanuel Lutheran
church in Chicago, October 2, at
pm.
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led with half dozen diplomatic
teas and farewe,! parties being Civ
en- for Mr.. and Mrs Howard D.
Smithson and the luncheons for Wis
iting Mrs. Nelson c. Wood on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
and club meeting or a wedding
sandwiched in every other day, the
week has been trimming over with
fall activity for the North Carolina
women in Washington.
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The Woman's auxiliary Of
Pearsall Memorial Presbyteri-
an church will meet Tuesday
night at 8 o'clock. The Home
Mission Emergency fund will
be presented by the Rev. An
drew ]. Howell and special
offering will be taken for that
fund. Pictures will be shown
during the meeting of the mis-
sion work of the Rev. Samuel
Wander Nicer. All interested
persons are cordially invited to
attend.
The House Committee of N. c.
,Sorosis will sponsor a benefit
bridge tournament October 30,
at 8 o'clock in the clubroom.
Reservations made, be phon-
ed to the following committee
members:
Mrs. John Ward, Tel. 6423;
Mrs. w. E. Greer, Tel. 6578;
and Mrs. Kenneth Marshal,
Tel. 95O7.
During the evening refresh
ments will be served by the
clubmembers. The funds re-
ceived will be used to redeco-
rate the interior of the club.
Goldenrod chapter 142, Or
der of Eastern Star, will hold
meeting Monday night at
8:15 at the Masonic hall.
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Club Clock

The Audubon and Winter
Park Home Demonstration
CLUBS will hold joint meet
ing OF men and women FRIDAY
night at 7:3O o'clock in the
Chadbourn building of the Win.
ter Park Presbyterian church.
me topic, Housing Today
and Tomorrow, will be pre-
sented and all interested per-
sons are cordially invited to at
tend.
Chaplain M. L. Hustled of
Bluethenthal field will be the
guest preacher at the regular
morning worship. 11:15, this
morning at the Little Chapel
on Boardwalk at Wrightsville
Beach.
The What So Ever circle of
Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs. George w. Bailey,
ia Forest Hills drive, Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
A large attendance is desired.
The Seminole council, No.
"a, Degree of Pocahonta will
meet Tuesday evening at
o'clock in the Junior Order
Hall.
The Wesley Scoville Bible
class of T n i y Methodist
church will m ct Monday
night at 8 o'clock with Mrs.
w. c. Davis, 1915 Woolcott
avenue.
Ladies auxiliary, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, will hold a reg
ular meeting Tuesday night at
8 o'clock in the Tide Water as
sembly hall. All members are
urged to attend as important
business will be discussed,
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The Seminole council, No.
"a, Degree of Pocahontas, will
meet Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock in the Junior Order
Hall.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-19

FOR SALE. 712 NUN ST., NINE ROOMS
and baths. Desirable neighborhood
Immediate possession. n. Wilder.
307 Princess. Dial 4e32.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-19

DEPENDABLE RADIO SERVICE WORK
guaranteed. House and auto aerials.
Watson's Radio Service. 722 No. 3rd
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-19

READY SOON: POST WAR pEvEoP.
n1ent. Ridge Crest on the Sound.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-19

REFRIGERATION SERV VICE ALL
makes. commercial ana domestic. Call
for r. B. Maxwell At Sollce RefriR-
Grafton Service. Dial 2-0126.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
LIZ KANADE

Ma obisk il St. Catherine,
Canada, je prisel Joze Pogore-
lee, in sicer k svojemu bratu
Johnu ma 1891 E. As St. v
spremstvu svojega brata in Mr..
Louis Zevnika, XII Sc je do pred
kratkim tudi nahajal v Kanadi,
zdaj pa zivi ma 1858 E. u St.,
je v soboto obiskal naso tiskar-
no. Joze, XII je vnet delavec ma
drustvenem polju med kanad-
skimi rojaki, ter navdusen pod
pornik gibanja "a pomoc domo'
vini, Sc namerava cim DO odprta
pot "a potovanje preko morja,
obiskati svoj rojstni kraj, kje1
ina zeno, sina, starega 20 let, Xxi
Sc je % mesecev horil pri parti-
zanih, in hcerko, XII je tudi yes
cas- boja pomagala hrabrim bor'
Gem. zelimo mu obilo zabave in
razvedrila " nasi metropoi!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
.Stavka pri Graphite
Bronze kOncana

Kot so porocali zastopniki
druzbe in unije, je osemtedenska
stavka pri Graphite Bronze Co.,
koncana, kjer je bilo prizadetih
2,14O delavcev. Vecina cd teh,
kot pravijo, Sc vrne ma delo v
sredo zjutraj. Delavci so orga-
nizirani pri Local 5, Mechanics
Educational Society of Ameri-
ca. Sporazumeli SO Sc "a novo
pogodbo, XII stopi v veljavo S i.
januarjem 1916, XII predvideva
10 centov ma uro povisanje place
"a vse cd ure placane delavce.
Vceraj Sc je vrsila seja pred
delavcev v tovarni, da sc izvrsi
priprave "a obnovitev della v to-
varni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24

Nota, S katero sc formalno
priznava nova jugoslovanska
vlada, dostavlja:
"Vlada Njegovega velicanstva
pricakuje, da DO jugoslovanska
vlada v soglasju z mednarodni-
mi obicaji sprejela odgovornost
"a obstojece jugoslovanske OBJ
veznosti, in da sprememba rezi-
ma ne DO imela nikakega ucin-
ka ma pravice in interese brit
skin podanikov v Jugoslaviji."
Londonski opazovalci smatra-
jo izrek priznanja "a colo for
malnost. Opozarja Sc namrec,
da je bila Anglia V dobi med
odpravo monarhije in nocojsnjo
objavo not, XII so bile izmenjane
z Jugoslavijo, vseskozi v Bel
gradu uradno reprezentirana.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
Novigrobovi
ALOJZIJ> PIRMAN

V soboto oh 1880 uri popol-
dne je preminil ma domu svojega
ed4nega sina Alojzij Pirman.
star IS let. Donna je bill il b.
stanja, vas Jukovic oh Saw. V
Ameriki je bival Cd leta 1908 in
je bill clan drustva SLAVIJA
SNPJ. Soproga Maria je umrla
leta 1919. Tukaj zapusca sina
Alojzija, pri katerem je zivel ma
373e E. 54 st. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil
v sredo oh 9. uri zjutraj il po-
grebnega zavoda A. Grdina in
sinovi v cerkev sv. Lovrenca in
nato ma Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
FRANK ZORE

Po dolgi in mucni bolezni je
podlegel raku v soboto vecer
malo pred II. uro Frank Zore,
star so let, stanujoc ma 1887 E..
70. Donna je bill il vasf Valburga,
fara Smlednik ma Gorenjske1n,
odkoder je prisel v 1Ameriko
pred 33 lett. Bill je clan drustva
Janeza Krstnika, st. 81 ABB.
Tukaj zapusca soprogo Mario,
rojeno Bernik, donna il Hras ma
Gorenjskem, diva sinova, XII sta
v sluzbi Strica Sama, Cpl. Stan
ley, XII bo castno odpuseen, ter
je ma poti domov ze cd 6. no.
| vembra, in Frank, XII Sc nahaja
| nekje ma Pacifiku. V start do
movini pa zapusca pokojni tri
brate Johna, XII je misijonar,
Alojzija in Mihaela, ter sestro
redovnico, XII Sc nahaja v Mari
boru. Ker Sc pricakuje, da bo
prisel sin domov ma pogreb, je ia
namenjen "a cetrtek, v slucaju,
da sina ne DO domov do tedaj, sc
bo truplo polozilo v kapelo ma
pokopaliscu, dokler ne prideta
domov oba sinova. Pogreb oskr-
buje pogrebni zavod A. Grdina
in sinovi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
Velikanski naval ma
Wake SirOm dezele

V soboto Sc je pricel pravcati
naval ma Wake vseh prog, XII vo-
zijo il Clevelanda. New York
Central je morala suspendirati
prodajo voznjih listkov "a nekaj
casa vsem civilistom "a who'd in
zapadno cd Clevelanda. Ma enem
vlaku, Pennsylvania druzbe, XII
vozi v Pittsburgh, je v soboto
zveeer stale po vagonih 400 oseb.
Erie r. r. pa je morala preskr-
beti en- poseben wagon "a 80 lju-
di ,ker so Sc hotelf odpeljati v
Pittsburgh, Pa. kar v vagonu,
namenjenem "a prtljago.
Takega navala ma prometna
sredstva kot letos, Sc ne ;pomni-
jo. Deloma je temu kriva stavka
ma GreynOund DuSln, XII ne VOzl-
jo, kot druga leta. Vsi vlaki "
Cleveland in il Clevelanda ven
imajo te dni cd dve do stiri ure
zamude. Kateremu nj potrebno
potovati, maj ostane lepo donna
tekom bozicnih in novoletnih
praznikov, da 81 prihrani razoca-
ranje.
Slicen polozaj obstoja sirom
dezele. IL Chicago porocajo, da
je v soboto Is tisoc oseb morale
oditi z glavnega kolodvora, ker
ma vlakih nj bilo prostora zanje'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
HIMEN

Proslo soboto sta Sc porocila
NADIA sabec in Joe Yoder, XII sta
bila oba zaposlena pri G. E. Co.
Nevesta je vec let stanovala
pri svoji teti Mrs. Sore, 1915
Lucknow Ave. Pc poroki Sc je
mladi par podal ma zenitovanj-
sko potovanje v Florido, spoto-
ma Sc DO pa ustavil pri neve-
stinih starsih Mr.. in Mrs. Jo-
seph Sabec v Strabane, Pa. No
voporocencema cestitamo in il
ma zelimo vse najboljse v "a
konskemu zivljenju!
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Amerika dovoli, da Sc vsako leto naseli
tukaj $4,000 vojnih beguncev IL Europe

WASHINGTON, % decem-
bra. - Predsednik Truman je
danes dal navodilo, da sc v okvi-
III obstojecih naseljeniskih kvot
dovoli, da sc vsako leto naseli
v Zed. drzave $4,000 vojnih be-
guncev il Europe.
Vecji del teh naseljencev DO
prislo il srednje in vzhodne Ev-
rope in pa z balkanskih dezel,
kjer sc trdi, da Sc nahaja okrog
diva milijona brezdomcev.
Ucinek predsednikove odred-
be bo, da bodo redne naseljeni-
ske kvote IL prizadetih dezel do
bile osebe, katere je vojna pre-
gnala z njihovih domov in XII sc
IL enega ali drugega razloga ne
bodo vrnili domov. Wits obstoji,
da DO malo prilike "a druge dr.
zavljane omenjenih dezel, da bi
mogli priti v Zed. drzave kot
kvotni naseljenci.
Predsednik Truman priporoca
prednost "a vOjne sirote
Preds. Truman je izrazil upa.
nje, da Sc DO dala prednost
otrokom, ki so v vojni izgubili
starse in da bo vecina naseljen.
cey, katerim Sc bodo odprla
vrata Zed. drzav, sestojala i
'takih sirot.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24

Odgovorne dobrodelne orga-
nizacije, XII delajo ma tenn po-
lju, bodo dale garancije, da ii
naseljenci ne bodo postal jaw
no breme, je izjavil predsednik,
potem pa je postavil, da ker nj
mogoce takojsodpreti in opremi-
ii konzularnih uradav, XII so BIZ
Ii med vojno zaprti, Sc je skle-
milo, da Sc DO najprej koncen-
triralo ma tenn, da pridejo v
Ameriko begunci v onih prede-
lih Europe, XII Sc nahajajo pod
amerisko okupacijo.
Predsednik Truman je pouda-
ril, da vsled te odredbe ne bo
zadrzan povratek niti enega
ameriskega vojaka iz Europe,
in isto velja "a njegovo zeno ali
otroke, ako jih ina danes tam
kaj. @.@"
v predsedniski odredbi sc ma
haja posebna dolocba, XII daje
okrog tisoc Jugoslovanom, ce-
hom in Poljakom, XII so pred vea
lett dospeli il begunskih tabo.
rise v Italiji in sc sedaj naha.
jajo v posebnem taboriseu blizu
Oswego, N. Y, prayico, da pro.
sijo "a legalen vstop v Zed. dr.,
lave, ne da b se jim bio tre.
ba vrniti domov il aele tam il,
poslovati vstopno vizo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
Matt Mrs. John E. Lokar
umrla

Vceraj nam je Mr.. John g.
Lokar, osebni tajnik governerja
Lauscheta, telefonicno sporocil
il Columbusa, da je vceraj zju-
traj umrla Mrs. Helen Mramor
stara IS let, bivajoca v Davis
w. Va. Mr.. in Mrs. Lokar sta sc
takoj podala v Davis, da uredi'
ia glede pogreba. Pokojna zapu'
Sea poleg Mrs. Lokar, hcer Mil
dred in diva sina, Ernesta, XII slu'
Ii pri mornarici, in Mirka. Pri'
zadeti druzini izrekamo nase Is
kreno sozalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
NOVA TRGOVINA

Sims bratje (Simcic), XII so
tekom vojne sluzili Strica Sama'
so sc povrnili v civilno zivlje'
ME in pred nedavnim so otvorl-
Ii lepo opremljeno trgovino ma
1912 Buckeye Rd. !u imajo ma
ogled vsakovrstne elektricne
predmete kot ledenice, pralne
stroie, cistilce, it'd. PriporocaJc
Sc gospodinjam "a naklonjenost
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
Zed. drzave prizr,ale Jugoslovansko republiko
$tirje Amerikanci
'imenovani kardinalo1n

VATIKANsKo tMEsTO, %.
decembra. - Papez PHI XII. je
danes imenoval 80 novih kardi-
nalov, cd katerih SO stirje Anne.
rikanci. Novi ameriski kardina-
Ii SO: nadskof Spellman iz New
Yorka, nadskof Glennon iz St.
Louisa, nadskof Strich iz Chi
caga in nadskof Mooney il De-
trOita.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
OCE UMRL

Mrs. Angela Pirc, $50 e. 123
ST., je prejela pismo cd svoje
sestre Franciske Podgorsek il
vasi Pozenk, da j je umrl oce
Andrej Bolka dne 5. februarja
1914. Pokojni je bill donna il
smartna pri Cerkljah ma Co
renjskem. v pismu nj nicesar
omen jenega o vojni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
LETNA VESELICA

Kot vsako leto ma bozicni dan,
DO tudi jutri vecer priredil klub
st. 40 JSZ svojo letno veselico v
Slovenskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. Prijazno SO vahi
svse 70 obilen obisk. Vadnaloy
orhester bo igral % stare in
mlade ter % okrep1ila Sc je tu-
di dobro preskrbelo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
PRISPEVKI IA BABY
''SHOWER"

Mr.. John Potokar, 6517 St.
Clair Ave-, je prispeval "a osi-
'ritele otroke v Sloveniji $4,000
Ia Mrs. Terezija Cerkvenik, 1902
ST. Clair Ave-, $500. Obema
darovalcema iskrena hyala In da
bi naAla mncgo posnemelcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-24
ANTON BRUSS

Snoci oh $3.50 uri je umrl ma
svojem domu Anton Bruss, star
81 let, stanujoc ma 6210 Superb
or Ave. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil il "a
krajskovega pogrebnega zavo-
da. Podrobnosti bono porocali
prihodniic.