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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-16

ELKS' OFFICIAL
WILL VISIT HERE

Key West Lodge No. 551 of the
Benevolent and Protective Order
Of Elks, will be honored by an
official visit of the Vice Presi-
dent of the Florida State Elks As
sociation, Southeast Division, w.
r. Jackson, ST., of Lake Worth,
Florida, on Thursday evening,
May IL, at 8 o'clock, He will be
accompanied by hisss3wife and two
seas. Tie youngest son has just
Returned from overseas, and as
the nth is his birthday, it will be
in the nature of a birthday cele-
bration for him, it is said.
A class of seven will be initial
ed and refreshments will be serv-
ed. All members. visiting Elks
and Elks in service are extended
a cordial invitation to attend this
session of the Lodge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-16
REDS PEEVEDsAT
SOFT TREATMENT
GIVEN to- GOERINC
ONE RUSSIAN NEWSPAPER
SAID .HE . SHOULD HAVE
BEEN ACCORDED HANG
MANS MOOSE
nav A..eciafed Press,

wv AssOcSafe0 ffehsb
MOSCOW, May 16.-Rus.
STA is still Infatuated about
the reported "soft" treat
ment of Reichmarshal Her
mann Coering by American
commanders shortly after he
had been captured.
.s,One Russian newspaper
said he, should have been
accorded a ha n g m ans
moose for the orders he had
given for the bombing and
machine-gunningo civilians
in scaptured areas or in areas
under attack.
A London daily complain
ed about the "soft" treat
ment that is being given in
this city to the head of the
firm that turned out Messer-
schmitts, used as escorts to
bombers that reduced many
sections of England to rub
BILE and killed thousands OF
men, women and children.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-16
CUT OFF ESCAPE
OF NAH LEADERS
WESTERN FRONTIER OF GER
MANY HAS BEEN w.
CLOSED 81
sn.s A......ssf.s pr.s., !,


PARIS, Masys16. - The
western frontier of Germany
hes been closed as an assur-
ance against the escape
across that border of Ger
man leaders who are wanted
for trial on charges of COM
hitting war crimes, it was an
nounced today AZ headquar-
ters.
It was said further that
the order is being strictly en-
forced, and that nobody is
permitted to cross from Ger
many into Belgium I h e
Netherlands or France with
out a written permit.
Russia has not yet am
ifi0unced the plans that it has
taken to prevent war GRIM
-inals from escaping from
Germany across the eastern
border, 3
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-16
Rectifies Mistake
Regarding Census

County Judge Raymond X.
Lord said this morning he stili
has a rubber ON his pencil be-
cause he is aware that everybody
makes mistake sometimes, am
added he was mistaken ycstcT-
day when he told The Cite
that census cnumerators had nor
called at his home.
The judge was told this morn
ing that Paul G.. Albury, AN en-
umerator, called at the Lord
home two weeks ago while Judge
and Mrs. Lord were absent and
obtained a complete list OF the
PERSONS in the three APARTMENTS
in the building from Judge Lolda
Father and rnothcfs ~ ias< y.
and Mrs. John Borden
..%Mr. Albury also said that.
while he was in the Lord hoHts.
Mrs, Albufy called on judge
lords mother, Who resides 5n
Varelas street. near Division. bat
received no reply to her knock
ing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-16
Carpenters Here
Greatly Decreased

About 275 carpenters are IN
Key West now as compared with
a peak of l.4O0. Clarence Higgs
business manager of the local
Carpenters Union, said today.
In some instances. difficulties
in obtaining materials, because of
War Production Board rulings.
resulted in some of the carpenters
leaving town to seek work else
where. and others left as project
after Project was completed.
Number Of laborers has de-
creased in about the same pro-
portion. except war or defense
workers. among whom the de-
crease has not been so prOnounc-
ed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-16
Amounts To BE Received
Decided Upon At Reg
ular Session Conduct
ed Last Night

The City Council, at its
regular session last night,
approved the pensions ap.
Piled for by various city EN-
picyes, fixing the amounts
20 he paid ON q monthly
basis. A.
B. Curry Moreno, city en-.
gineer, with the Board of
Public Works,a who has
served the city over twenty
years, has retired on q pena
sion Of $10O.33 a month. The
others are mostly firemen,
with = few in other capaci-
ties.
Alfred Knowles, familiar
~ known as ''Tugy", will re-
ceive $59.31.
Richard Russell, who is
one Of the oldest employees in
point of service, will receive
1891.
Cleveland Dillon is listed
at $500.
John Lord has been
placed on the pension list for
x2s.56.
Bertis Roberts, in the po-
lice department, $3.50.
Sam Sawyer, with the
Board of Public Works, as al
Iaborer, 1895.
Mrs Harold Pinder, Wild
ow OF the late Harold Pin
der. clerk of the Board of
Public Works, for "a years,
will be given $57.04 a month.
The clerk was instructed
90 communicate with the
owners of the dilapidated
building at the corner of Du-
val and Angela streets,
which has been declared a
nuisance and menace to the
public. ordering action to be
taken i'm removing the nui-
sanee, by having the build
ing RACED. Similar action
was taken on a building at
the corner of Whitehead and
Angela. which has been de-
clared a nuisance.
The pony-riding arena situated
a the corner of Simonton and
South streets was ordered re-
mo.ed following a petition read
Continued on Page Four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-16
FALL OF NAHA
IS ANNOUNCED
BY BRITISH
REPORT. tHowEvER. FROM
4 AMERICAN coMMANpAsAYs
h kkMERIcANs HAvEstENTER-
~
1D ~,
tnv Associates PressI

CIV A24OCt0NeM tAEEsb
WASHINGTON, May is.
British Broadcasting Corpor-
alton announced today that
Naha, capital of Okinawa'
had fallen, but the latest of
fetal report from the Amer
lean command in the Pacific
said that American soldiers
and marines had penetrated
500 yards into the city.
Knives, bayonets, rifle
butts and grenades were
used in the hand-to-hand
fighting in Naha, it was an
nounced. Japs resisted DIES
perately, but were being
systematically exterminated
Japs lost 375 planes in attempt
ing to Illustrate the three-day at
tack that American carrier-baset
Planes made on .18 airfields in
, kyushu. The American loss wa
ID planes.
"A seaplane wing of the navy
in three weeks operation, sank
II 300 tons and damaged D.lOO
tons of Jap ships in enemy home
waters, it was announced today.
Many of the latter ships were re-
ported in a sinking condition.
The planes operated from sea-
rlane tenders.
News from Borneo said that
five Jap cargo ships had been
sunk in that area.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-16

Edward Watkins
Arrives On Visit

rs Edward HI. Watkins, son of
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Watkins, No.
S Hunts Lane, was an arrival in
the city over the weekend.
Watkins was wounded in action
in France last October for which
he received a Purple Heart.
He expresses himself as being
very happy To be home again
with his family and friends after
an absence of two years.
At the termination of.his leave
Edward will return to the hos
pitaI in Texas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-16
Council Approves Pensions |
For VaiOsiCity fnluDyts
ZlIlZZZZZ
SURPRISE ENDING TO
SHORT-SHORT STORY

This is a short-short story.
with what literary critics call
a surprise ending. and good
title would be. Search for the
Shortage. instead of Search
for the Woman. or. as the
French soy. Chcvchez La
Femme. It occurred in the
Southernmost phsrmacY yes
sterdays tep
Customer: Cup Of coffee.s
please.
Waitress We have no cof-
= fee. ~
Customers What is tha1hin
Ethose containers on the. elec-
sAtric heater.
Waitress: Coffee. but we
have no cups in which to
serve il.
Customer: What! Is there q
shortage in cups too?
Waitress: No. We have as
many cups as we need but
we have no water in which
to wash them.
But the water IS running
today. DR.. John K. Clemmer.
the proprietor. said this
morning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-16
Clements Come 4 '''%
as rs. Here For Visit

Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Clements
and daughter, Martha, arrived
from Miami Saturday afternoon
for a family reunion on Mothers
Day. Also to help celebrate the
10th birthday anniversary of
Mrs. Clements mother, Mrs.
Mary Knowles of 1912 Elgin ST
Mrs. Knowles was the recipient
of many beautiful gifts and
flowers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-05-16
1liStG, in Northeast Italy,
IslCentGr Of'POitiod Dispute
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE HEREWITH
OF ARMY-NAVY WAR CASUALTIES

The Navy Department an
lounces for the United States as
a whole 1913 casualties for May
8, 1945, of the u. S. Naval Forces
Navy, Marine Corps and Coast
Guard) not heretofore released on
Navy Department total casualty
lists, consisting of 157 dead, 81
wounded, and 134 missing These
casualties bring the total report
ed to next of kin and released for
publication S inc e. December Z,
1914, to May 8. 1945, to l04,5Q2.s
This list includes only those
from Florida.
FLORIDA
Navy Dead
Durrance, Benjamin Myron,
Chief Shipfitter, USN. Wife, Mrs.
Edith Pauline Durrance, 1922
Hoffman St, Fort Myers. Par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee
Durance, 1929 Hollenbeck Drive,
Orlando.
Stewart, Cyril j., Pvt, USM-
CIR. Son, Master Gerald j. Stew
art, c/o Mas. Ida M. Stewart, 3l1
Hughey Court, Orlando.
Tubb, David W., Cpl, USMCR.
Mother, MRS, Cora l.. Tubb, 100 S.
Woodland ST., Winter Garden,
Miami.
Navy Wounded
Leitc, Roy Jose, Jr.,. End 1t,
.USMcR. Parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy j. Leitc, 1889 Boone Park
Ave-; Jacksonville.
Navy Missing
Cosson, Thomas Wesley, Elec-
trician's Mate 1c, USN. Wife, Mrs
Mary Eunice Cosson, I'll ". 9th
SC, Dcr'unfaks Springs. Parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jefferson Cos
son, S. Michigan St, DeFuniak
Springs. u -, ,I., ~
ellis, CLOTH, = Aviation ord,
nance;nan &c. USN. !. Parents, Mi
and ", ;s,'James colulnbuS, Pc
Funiak Springs. 4
Army Dead-European Area
Fiezel, Frances A., Pfc, son of
Mrs. Frances Fiezel, 619 L. Cola
Drive, Orlando.
Graham, Willie T., Pfc, hus-
band Of Mrs. Willie G.. Graham,
Gen. Del, Zone 6, Jacksonville.
Harrison, William E., Pfc, hus-
band of Mrs. Cauley l.. Harrison,
1874 Avenue H., Sc, Winter Ha-
ven.
Hibbs, Willis H., Pfc, husband
of Mrs. Ella P: Hibbs, loo w. Lam
bright St, Tampa.
Howell, T. w., S-Sgt., son of
Charles c. Howell, Malone.
Maybury, Leslie E., Pvt, hus-
band of Mrs. Anita Maybury, Box
4337, Miami. - e,s
Tyson, Kenneth G, Pvt, hus-
band of Mrs., ,Clarice r E, II Tyson,
8O2 State Road 8 S., Sebring.
i. lWalkcl,I Connie O., Jr., End It,,
son of Connie o. Walker, ST., 40l,
E. Sigh Ave, Tampa. ~
Army acknowledgements Area,
Carter, Paul E., ST., Pvt, bust
band of Mrs. Abigail Carter, 1901
Dignan ST, Jacksonville.
Corey, Leonard, Pfc, son of
Phaze Corey, New Smyrna Beach.
Creamer, William H., ia, son
of Mrs. Flora p. Creamer, Box
364, Panama City.
jerks, Leslie B., Pfc, son of
Continued on Page Four)
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Science Explains +he RoYaI
Shortage Of Boy Bobies
Thof's Leaving Sew
eroI Nations Short
Suited in Kings

chromosome and It alone. OF all thY
48, doesn't pass on any ordinary traits.
The mother has two X chrom.
osomes and no Us. She contributes
one of these KS 10 the new baby and
the father contributes either an y or
an empty Y.
When the sex determining chromo-
some-combination inherited is X&-
one from each parent-the baby is a
girl. II it is Ky the child will be a
boy
out of the 24 pairs of chrome
somcs, then, a son has one pair in
which he gets traits only from his
mother. Remember the Y half of the
oath pair of chromosomes is empty
Now scientists suspect from labor.
atory researches on other creatures
that in some families there are uni
Identified but handicapping factors in
the X chromosomes passed on by
certain mothers. The empty Y can't
counteraCt these weaknesses in boy
babies. This explains why some sons
inherit hcmophilia from their moth.
ers 1t also probably explains why so
many boy babies die.
1t is likely that much intermarriage
of royal houses may have accentu-
ated these handicapping factors, so
a much larger percentage of boy en-
bryos never mature. There also IS a
suspicion among some experts that in
certain families the ovum may exert
a lethal effect on all Y-bearing sperm,
so boys never are conceived.
Then, too, very young mothers and
very old mothers tend TO produce
more boys than girls. But most prin-
cesses and other royal females marry
too late to take advantage of the first
"predominantly boy period" The
mother has her children during the
"predominantly girl period" and stops
having babies before the final "pr1
dominantly boy period"
Now geneticists speculate that
queens might help the royal boy-baby
shortage if they'd marry commoners,
and so dilute the inbred weakness
strains, and marry early when infants
are most likely TO be males
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

but passed on by father and mother
only in the life cells called the sperm
and the ovuH
Some of these "a pairs Of chromo-
somes determine eye color, others
straight or curly hair; others body
stature and temperament, and so on.
One pair determines the baby's sex
Unlike all the other carriers of
heredity traits the sex determining
pair Of chromosomes are not just
alike In the father one of these
chromosomes is the usual cigar shape
and is called an X chromosome, but
the other half of the pair is a small,
empty sack-like affair called a Y
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
By DIR. JOHANNE KELLER
Distinguished Geneticist

A MYSTERIOUS dearth OF male
- heirs seems TO have oVCrtaken
y q number of European nations,
making an unprecedented era of
queens a not too far distant prospect.
Already Great Britain is looking
upon Princess Eli,o beth as its future
ruler. Holland probably will continue
with women at the helm for two
more generations and Spci1 and
Sweden have dist1ff Offspring who
eventually may inherit.
This brings up again the perennial
puzzle of why some families run to
girls while others produce or'y sons;
a circumstance usually attributed to
pure chance.
Now on the basis of microscopic
carriers of inheritance traits called X
and Y chromosomes found in the hui
man "life" cells-and intermarriage
of the royal houses, experts set about
10 prove that possibly 1t isn't just a
trick of fate that has caused the last
three generations Of the ruling blood
line of the House of Orange in Hol-
land to consist only of five females;
Queen Wilhelmina, Princess Juliana
and her three little girls.
Even way back in the time of Will
liam of Orange there were in the
Dutch PrincesseS' ancestry more
wearers of petticoatS than of pants.
William had nine daughters and four
sons.
Nor is this the first time the stork
has failed to give Britain her tradi-
tional male heir. Back in 1887 Eliza
beth'S eat-grandmother, Victo-
ria, became queen because her uncle,
King William ", had no sons. His
three daughters all died before him.
and so did Victoria'S father who was
next in line for the throne
Earlier in English history are the
notable Good Queen Anne" and the
"Virgin Queen" Elizabeth.
Whether or not Spain ever will get
back into the hands of the royal fam
lily remains a question, but should the
present pretendcr TO the throne, Don
Juan, die there is only baby girl to
inherit.
There are three princesses in
Sweden, daughters of Gustav-Adolf,
son of the present Crown Prince. OF
these Margaretha, the eldest, may one
day be Queen of Sweden.
This wealth of royal femininity
seems doubly hard TO understand
2R October IL. lO15
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

when one considers that more boys
are conceived than girls. A large per
Centage OF these potential sons never
are born because many of the boy en-
bryos die within a few weeks.
But even so, los boys are born TO
every 100 girls. Then during the
first year large numbers of boy babies
die with infant diseases.
Human traits of every sort are be-
lieved to be passed on from one gen.
Grafton TO the next in "a pairs (48 in
all) of infinitely small sausage-like
packages called chromosomes. Copies
Of these 48 chromosomes are found in
the nucleus of each cell of our bodies,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
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lift dirt out. They're so go-getting they rout even
the most Stubborn deep-seated dirt. Sheets towels,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

shrts-all your white things, except OF course for
unusual stains, come white without bleaching
Saves Clothes In Wartime With Oxydol
there's need for hard rubbing or harsh bleach. :
ing, clothes last longer in these wartmcs. And <
Oxydols safe-safe for wash colors, irayons [
and your precious hands Use Oxydol for |
wash SO clean it's white without bleaching
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03
SEZONSKA VOSCILA In
APPEL IL MOSKVE.

Moskva via Mackay Dec. %, "A
Slov. am. mar. svet
1895 w. 26. ST., Chicago, Ill.
Prisrcne cestitke in vse mai
boljse "a srecno Novo leto in
"a uspeh vasega rodoljubnega
della. Vsemu svetu je znana il
ponosen je ma junasko borbo
vasih bratov Slovencev v do
movini. Oh tel odloeilni uri
borbe, ko Narodna osvobodil-
ma vojska z ramo oh rami z
Rdeco armada uspesno odga-
MIA sovraznika il dezele, je va
sa dolznost profit roko in brat
sko pomoc vasi krvaveci rojst-
nj domovi11i, vasim trpecim lju-
dem in da jim odpomorete ma
glo celiti globoke rane, lSi jim
jih je prizadel vsiljivec, in pri-
pomorete priblizati slavni dan
image mad krutim in brezsrc-
MIN sovraznikom.
Vseslovanski odbor v Moskvi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03
NOVI JJRADNIKI
"Jutranja zvezda" st. 137 ABB

"Jutranja zvezda" st. 137 ABB
Uradnice drustva "Jutranja
zvezda" st. 137 ABB. "a leto
1945 SO: Predsednica Genovefa
zupan, podpredsednica Frances
Brancelj, tajnica-blagaj jnicarka
Dorothy Strnisa, 65O5 Bonna
Ave, EN-. 1854, zapisnikarica
Julia Brezovar, rediteljica Pau
la Zigman, nadzorni odbor Rose
Eevstek, Paulina Durjava in
Mary Bradac, zastopnici "a
Zdruzena drustva fare sv. Vida
Frances Brancelj in Mary Nah
ne, "a SLOW. mar. dom in Klub
drustev Mary Bradac; drustve-
nj :dravniki so vsi slovenski
zdravniki v Clevelandu. Drust-
vene seje Sc vrsijo vsak tretji
cetrtek v now Soil sv. Vida, So
ba st. 6, prvo nadstropje, oh
57::3O uri zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03
EzN|'I A!G'ENII !
50 AREIIRALI
25AbOTA1NIkh
Nemca sta Sc izkrcala
Y Zed. drzavah )
submarine; sta bila
zalozena = denarjem
in dinamitom

NEW YORK, 2. januarja. -
j. Edgar Hoover, nacelnik zvez-
ne tajne policije, je odkril, da
sta bila aretirana diva nemska
tajna agenta, XII sta bila izvez-
bana Y nemskih solah "a spijo-
nazo in sabotazo v Zed. drza-
yah.
Oba sta Sc izkrcala v Zed.
drzamh . nemske podmornice,
XII ju je prinesla preko oceana
in sta bila dobro zalozena de
narjem, dinamitom in nacrti "a
vrsitev spijonaze in sabotaze.
Aretirana moska sta William
Curtis Colepaugh, star 26 let,
ameriski drzavljan, XII je nekaj
casa sluzil v ameriski NORMA
rici, in pa Erich Gimpel, nem-
ski drzavljan. Oba sta Sc izkr-
Gala Z pomocjo colna IL kavcu-
ka pri Point Hancock v Franch-
mans Bay v drzavi Maine, in
sicer 20. novembra.
Hoover je odkril, da sta .bi-
la moska separatno aretirana
" New Yorku tekom zadnjih
dni, potem ko sta sestavila s Sc
boi prinesenih kosov .aparat "a
kratkovalno radijsko oddajo in
potem ko Sc ju je videio,, ko
sta prisluskovala pogovorom a.
rneriskih vdjakov v tocilnicah
raznih prvovrstnih hotelov Y
Bostonu in New Yorku, kjer
sta bila nastanjena.
Hoover je tudi odkril, da sta
bila nedavno ma severozapadu
najdena diva zapuscena japon-
ska balona, kar dokazuje, da i
majo Nemci in Japonci naert "a
obsirno spijonazo in sabotazo Y
Zed. drzavah, in da bodo stori-
Ii odslej naprej vse, kar je Y
Nth moci, da zavirajo ameriski
vojni napor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03
Storklja je bila ma
Novega leta dan
jako zaposlena

Teta storklja je bila v Gle
velandu ma Novega leta dan "a
poslena kot sam hudir. Delala
je overtime" in pustila nit
mani kot 81 otrok, m e d mimi
tudi diva para dvojckov.
Mrs. Margaret Renk il 3007
Monroe Ave. je v Evangelical
Deaconess bolnisnici porodila
oh 4 80 zjutraj dve deklici, Mrs
Josephine Yurosko il, 2O57C
Ball Ave. pa je v st. AIMS Ma
ternity bolnisnici porodila diva
fantka. Materi in deteta Sc v O.
beh slueajih izborno pocutijo.
To je bill prvi, porod "a Mrs.
Renk, katere moz je pri voja-
kin in Sc nahaja nekje v draw
New York. Mrs. Yurosko, XII j.
rodila oh z. uri zjutraj, je ime.
la ze pref dva otroka. Men
moz della pri Thompson Air
craft Co. . -
Prvo dete, XII ga je prinesla
teta storklja ma Novega leta
dan, je bill sincek Mrs. Cathe'
rine Newkirk IL 2615 Ea 81
Blvd, XII je bill rojen emo minu'
to po polnoci V Huron Road
bolnisnici. Gee je zaposlen v
vojni industriji kot delavec, pr
Pesco Products Co.
Kot izgleda, bo incl zansk
spoil letos prednost, kajti meo
81 deteti, XII so bila rojena ns
Novega leta dan, je bilo ni|
mani kot 80 punck, fantkov ps
! samo 81.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03

Ampak nemski protinapadi
MISC bill ma. nobeni tocki spo-
sobhi vprizoriti predora, kakr-
sen Sc je marsalu Karlu vo n
Rundstedu posrecil v zacetku
nemske ofenziye. v Bslgiji.
Znamenja "a umik ma belgijski
frOnti 49,.
Ma belgijski 'front.' Sc pojav-
ljajo stevilna znamenja, da Sc
nameravajo Nemci unakniti in
process umikanja Sc je ma raz-
nih toekah fronte ze zacel.
Jasno je, da Nemci ne mo-
rejo vzdrzati pod silnimi udar-
ci, katere jim zadaja zavezni-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03
NoU grob
MILAN LUKIC

Ma svojem domu je unarl MI
Ian Lukic, star So let, rodom
Hrvat, stanujoc ma 1871 p. SO
st. Donna je bill IL sela Rasto.
vas ma Hrvaskem. Tukaj "a.
pusca soprogo Milko. Pogreb Sc
bo vrsil Y petek oh 9. uri zju'
traj IL A. Grdina in sinovi po-
grebnega zavoda v cerkev sv
Pavla ma 3. 40 st. in nato na
Calvary pokopalisee.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03

Drustvo Blejsko jezero st. *
S. D. z. je izvolilo sledece urad-
nike: Predsednik George Pam
chur, podpredsednik Frank Fen
de, tajnica Mary Marn, f14410
Sylvia Ave-, MI. 1495, blagaj
mix Vinko Starman, zapisnika-
rica Jennie Potocnik, nadzorni
odbor:: James Kozel. predsed.
mix, Frances Wolf in Fran k
Kunstel. Drustyo ina svoje me,
scene seje vsako tretjo nedeljo
dopoldne v Slovenskem delav
skem domu ma Waterloo Rd
Drustveni zdravniki 50 vsi slo-
venski zdravniki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03

sTAvELOT, Belgija, |. ja-
nuarja. tZakasnjeno). Ar
madni castniki porocajo, da 50
nacijske elitne SS cete brez ysa-
kega vzroka ali izzivanja po-
klale v tenn malem belgijskern
mestu najmanj 100 civilistov,
Masaker je bill izvrsen tekom
prvih dni po nedavnem nem-
skem vdoru v belgijsko ozem.
lie.
Nacijski vojaki SO delali po
narocilu svojih castnikov in de-
lali MISC nobene razlike m e d
moskimi, zenskami in otroci.
zrtve so bile pretepane do smr-
ii, ustreljene ali pa so zgorele,
ko so nacijski fanatiki zazgali
njih domove.
Pozitivno so nam znani slu-
eaji 63 belgijskih civilistov v
Stavelotu, XII so bill hladnokrv-
no ubiti," je izjavil stotnik
Melvin H. Handville, XII je pre-
iskal nemska grozodejstva v TEN
kraju. "Imamo pa potrjena po-