davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-04
100 Priests Attend MonSignor's Funeral
 Bishop o'Brien Celebrates POntifie0I N Solemn High Moss for Rt. Rev. John ,. FitzgeroId ot St. Francis Church

Naugatuck, Sept. 4-One hundred priests from all parts of the Hart ford diocese, church dignitaries and borough officials were among the several thousand attending the sol- enln and impressive funeral rites Monday morning at St. Francis church for Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. Fitzgerald, pastor here for 21 years.
 Most Rev. Bishop Henry O'Brien celebrated the pontifical solemn high Mass, assisted by II priests, six of whom were former members of St. Francis parish.
 Tn delivering the eulogy, Rev. John J. Kane of St. Sebastian's church, Middletown, assistant pas tor at St. Michael's church, Vest erly, R. T., when Msgr. Fitzgerald was pastor there, characterized Msgr. Fitzgerald as "a true man of God"
 Standing guard at the casket were 10 fourth-degree Knights of Colum- bus. The priests were seated on the side aisles and active and honorary bearers and society delegations were
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-04

John P. Cotter, Hartford: Rev. 2 Bernard Miller, Hamden.
 Also Rev. Joseph Maglione, New Haven; Rev. John Wieh, New Hav- en; Rev. John J. Sullivan, Water bury; Rev. D. J. Chagnon, Water- bury; Rev. R. J. Phillips, Water. bury; Rev. George B. Curtiss, Dan- bury; Rev. J. F. Egan, Litchfield; Rev. David F. Bannon, West Hart fcrd; Rev. James J. Sullivan, Wa terbury: Rev. Martin T. Keane Hartford.
 Special music was under the di- rection of Martin Cunningham, or ganist, with William J. Lawlor aS soloist.
 Burial was in Calvary cemetery with services by Rev. James J. Brod- erick, assisted by the visiting priests
 Honorary learers, representing the Washington Hill Community Club, were John Cuddy, George Lynch, Gus Messina, Mrs. Lo- retta Brick, Representing t h c Washington Hill Athletic Club were James walsh, John McGrath, Fran cis Sseil, John R. Shea, Joseph Shea and Maurice Ryan.
 Active bearers were William P O'Donnell, William Kelly, Thomas Walsh, Thomas O'Leary. Edward Shanahan, James Shea and Thomas Collins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-04
 At Services
 Brother Sings
 Solemn Moss
 or Requiem

Funeral services were held fol Edward s. Dwyer, 42, of 222 Louns- bury street who died Thursday Aug 30 for injuries when he was pinned b~tween a freight engine on which he was brakesmaI1, and a truck on August g. The services were held from Mulville Funeral Home, 27C West Main street to St. Francis Xavier church where solemn nigh Mass of requiem was celebrated at 10 o'clock. Rev. Thomas Dwyer Hartford, brother of Edward, was the ce;ebrant of the Mass.
 Rev. Francis J. Lawlor, Bridge port, was deacon; Rev. Thomas O. O'Neill, Elmwood, sub deacon; Rev. Richard Toner, Bridgeport, master of ceremonies: Rev. Pat rick Donnelly, New Haven, aco- lyte; Rev. Edmund O'Connell Bridgeport, acolyte; Rev. Robert McGrath, Bridgeport, acolyte, and Rev. Robert McGrath. Bloomfield thurifer.
 Seated in the sanitary were Rev, Thomas Mulcahy, Hartford; Rev James Frederick, Waterbury; Rev, B. J. Skelly, Hartford; Rev. Mich ael McVerry, Waterbury: Rev. L. E. Skelly, Waterbury; Rev. J. G. Murphy, Hartford; Rev J h n ByrneS, Bloomfield; Rev. RobSrt E. Sanders, Plainville; Rev. Jo- seph Madden, s. J., Fairfield; Rev.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-04

in the center aisle. Fifty members of the Sisters of Mercy were in pews on a side aisle, including nuns from Waterbury, Rockville, Hart ford, Ansonia, New Haven, Bridge port, Greenwich and Naugatuck.
 Priest Directs Choir
 A choir of nine priests, including an orgai1ist, furnished the special musical program. Directing the choir was Rev. Harold Daly.
 Officiating priests included: Rt. Rev. Msgr. William H. Flynn, vicar general of the diocese, who served as arch priest; Rev. James T. But Ter, Portland, Conn, deacon of hon. or; Rev. William s. Kearney, Sacred Heart church, Bridgeport, and Rev. Michael E. Kearney of St. Mary's church, Bridgeport, deacon and as- sistant deacon respectively; Rev. Francis M. Monahan, St. Joseph's church, Bristol, thurifer; Rev. Wil- liam L. Leary, St. Mary's church, Derby, and Rev. Henry P. Dullard, St. Patrick's church, Hartford, aco- lytes. The last six are Naugatuck natives and former members of St. Francis parish.
 Also Rev. Joseph J. Seiferman of New Haven, former assistant pastor at St. Francis, deacon of honor; Rev. John J. Hayes, chancellor of the diocese, Rev. Joseph s. Cleary, assistant chancellor, and Rev. John J. Hackett, secretary to the bishop, master of ceremonies.
 Msgr. John Blake of Fairfield was in the sanctuary.
 Burial was in St. James cemetery with Rev. Walter Luddy of Meriden conducting the committal service and about 50 priests attending. Rev. Charles Hewitt of Hartford in toned the Benedictus.
 Honorary Bearers
 Honorary bearers were: Warden Leo J. Brophy, Con. Joseph E. Tal- bot, Common Pleas Court Judge John F. McDonough, Police Chief John Gormley, Fire Chief John j.. Sheridan, It. Cmdr. Walter Reilly and Postmaster Frank T. Green.
 AAsO oCL VAAlB ao AAOAlOAaL pSdIS1o were: Francis Caulfield, grand knight of Ojeda Council, Knights of Columbus; Peter Meegan, presi- dent of Naugatuck Division, Ancient Order of Hibernians; John O'Don- nell, president of the Naugatuck T. A. B. Society; Bernard Sullivan, president of the St. Francis club; John German, high school princi- pal; Edward J. Kehoe, Charles Bax- ter, William Thurston and Michael Honan.
 Active bearers were: Dr. Vincent Duffy, Joseph Lengyel, Charles Fletcher, John Moroney, Atty. James Sweeney, Michael F. Shea, George Roberts and Harry Sutton.
 Protestant ministers attending were: Rev. Edward R. Hance of the Congregational church. Rev. T. Bradley Longstaff of the Naugatuck Methodist church and Rev. William R. Frendberg of the Salem Lutheran church.
 Twenty policemen were assigned to handle traffic in connection with the funeral.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-04
OBITUAR

HAL,LAM - Mrs. Agnes Hallam, widow of G. Frederick Halam, form erly of this city, died at her home, Nutley, N. J., Sunday morning. The funeral will be held Wednesday at 2:30 D. m, Rev. Francis O. Ayers, Of St. Johns church ofi1ciatine. Burial will be in Riverside cemetery. Serv- ices will be ct the Hall Memorial Chapel.
 WILLLAMS-Mrs. Jennie s. Will Hams eS, Widow of Thomas Williams a former resident of Naugatucx and Waterbury, died Monday morn ing at her home in Palatka, Fla. Born in Naugatuck, the daughter of the late D. H. and Mary Hotchkiss Morse, she had been a resident of Florida for IS years.
 Surviving are son, Leon A. Will Hams, and granddaughter, both of this city.
 Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p. m. at the Alderson Funeral Home, 70 Central avenue. Burial will be in Grove cemetery, Naugatuck.
 SEYMOUR-Mrs. Ida Seymour, At2 Main street, Oakville, died at the Waterbury hospital this morn- ing. She was @ native of Worthwhile and the daughter of Sheldon and Irene Gables Carley, and had re- sided in Oakville for many years.
 Survivors include a son, Edson, of Waterbury, and four grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
 Funeral will be held Thursday afternoon at 9 p, m. from the Ber- gin funeral home, 290 East Main street, Rev. Oscar Locke, of the Congregational Church, Oakville, win ofilciate. Burial will be in the fannily plot in Pine Grove cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday Afternoon and evening at the Ber- gin funeral honae.s
 GUEVIN-Joseph P. Guevin, hus- band of Mrs. Mary Guevin, died suddenly at his home, 907 Baldwin street, Sunday morning.
 A native of Lowell, Mass, MT.  Guevin came to Waterbury 50 years ago. He was employed as a letter carrier for the Waterbury Post of- flee for the past 29 years and was . communicant of St. Francis Xav- fer church.
 Surviving besides his wife, Mary (Mahon) Guevin, are three daugh- ters, Virginia Guevin, New York; Mira Philip Payne and Mrs. Anthony Maccino, both of Waterbury; al brother, Walter Guevin, Waterbury; two sisters, Mrs. Edward Lynch, Waterbury, and Mrs. Edward Me- Glynn, Auburn, N. r.; and five grandchildren.
 Funeral services will be held Wed- nesday morning at 8:30 from the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-04

LADDEN-In this city Sept. 2, 19lE. Patrick Ladden of 10S Cole street. Funeral today at 9 o'clock from 10S Cole street to Church of the
 Immaculate Conception at 9:45. Burial in old St. Joseph's cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-04

Saturday at the Alderson funeral home, with Rev. Milton s. Nilsson officiating. Burial was in Old Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers were Harry Dews, Herbert Dews Fred Rochon, Erwin Hoase, Ed ward White and Carl Prindle.
 The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth (McCann) Hayden, 235 Sheffield street, Waterville, was held this morning at 8;30 from the Bergin funeral home, 290 East Main street, to St. Michael's church at g, Rev. James Mccormick celehrant of the solemn high Mass assisted by Rev. Thomas Guinan and Rev. Robert Chagnon. Burial was in St. Francis cemetery, New Milford.
 The bearers were Francis Burns, John Cavanaugh, Joseuh Callan, Michael Hanlon, Maurice Mccarthy, and Thomas Doherty.
 Funeral services for Emil c. Si- mon, 60, 129 Adelaide avenue, who was accidentally electrocuted at The Naugatuck Daily News last Saturday when he came into contact with 120 volts in 8 service wire, were held today at 9 D. m. from the Snyder funeral home, IA Willow street, Rev. Robert A. Heydenreich, First Lutheran church, officiating. Burial will be at the convenience of the family.
 The Eagles held a service at the funeral home last night. Thomas Ladden, president, was in charge.
 The funeral of Anthony Mazza- lupo, 43, 43 Ward street. president of the Holy Name society of St. Lucy's church, was held Saturday from the Maiorano funeral home. A solemn high Mass of requiem was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-04
CAnn OF THANKa

GARD OF THANKS
 We wish to thank our many friends, relatives and neighbors, es- pecially Department 400 of the of the French Manufacturing Co. Aircraft and Lab. of the Metal Hose Co.,, for floral offerings and the expressions of sympathy and Kindness shown us during our re- cent bereavement, the death of our beloved husband and father, John Snirpunas.
 (Signed)
 Amelia and George Snirpunas
 MT, and Mrs. Frank Snirpunas
 MT. and Mrs. John Shugdinis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-04

Bergin Funeral Home, 290 East Main street, to st. Francis Xavier Church where a solehn high Mass will be celebrated at g. Burial will be in the family plot at Calvary cenle- tery.
 Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon and evening.
 THOMAS - Elias Thomas, 186 Wolcott street died Sunday morn ing in Waterbury Hospital.
 A native of Syria, MT. Thomas had been a resident of Waterbury for 47 years. He was communicant of Sacred Heart Church.
 Surviving are six sons, Alfred, Toffie, Selem, George, Philip, who is with the U. S. Navy, and Rich- ard, who is with the U. s. Army: two daughters, Alice and Lillian; two brothers, Anthony Thomas, Wa terbury, and Michael Thomas, New
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-04
Will l Ever Regain
 Ny Health?

Yes, I know just how you feel. Instead of every day being one Of happy antici- patton, and am btti n, y Q u 2 6 Is merely an- other day to be dragged ilaPOuRh. XOu were led to belle ve iD AhA hARlmnlna
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-04

celebrated at St. Lucy's church by Rev. Felix Scoglio, pastor, assisted by Rev. Michael McVerry, deacon, and Rev. Alessio Riccio, sub-deacon. Burial was in Calvary cemetery, with Father Scoglio conducting the committal services, assisted by Father McVerry and Father Riccio. Honorary bearers, all members of St. Lucy's Holy Name society, were Michael Manfredi, Victor Giusti, William Giordano, John Festa, Henry Minicucci, Prank Maisto, Sal- vatore Chillemi, Jerry Capobianco, and Daniel Briotti. Bearers were Michael DiChele, Frank Datelle, Paul Rinaldi. Pasquale Stance, Ar mand Marcathony and Clifford As- pinall.
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary Leary, 120 Sims street, Bridgeport, for merly of Waterbury, was held Sat- urday morning from the Mulville funeral home to the Church of the Immaculate Conception where a solemn high Mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. Philip Hussey, assisted by Rev. Donald OLeary, as deacon, and Rev. Richard Phillips, sub-deacon. Frederick Harmon was organist and soloist. Burial was in new St. Joseph's> cemetery, with Father Phillips conducting the corn- initial services. Bearers were James Leary, Patrick Leary, John Murphy. Edward Murphy, Terrell Hebert and Wilson O'Connor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-04

Milford; and 8 sister, Marion in Syria.
 Funeral services will be held We'd nesday morning at 9:30 from the Bergin funeral home, 290 East Main street to the Sacred Heart church where a solemn high Mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
 Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon and evening.
 WALSH Daniel Walsh of New Milford died this morning after a brief illness. Born in Ireland, son of late Michael and Julia Malley Walsh, he came to Waterbury over 40 years ago. He was con1muni- cant of Blessed Sacrament church. Surviving is one daughter, Mrs. Hugh Hayward of New Milford, one grandson, Corp. Raymond Lent, re- gently returned from Germany, two great grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. Funeral will be from Mulville funeral home, 27O West Main street, tomorrow at 8:l5 to Blessed Sacrament church at g. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at Mulviile fu- neral home today between 3 and 10 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-04

Funeral services for Cpl. Michael Lechus, killed last Saturday in B-24 plane crash near Hondo Field Texas, are as yet incomplete, his wife, the former Mary Kalinowski 228 Long Hill road, said last night The couple were married two and a half months ago.
 Cpl. Lechus, 8 graduate of Pine high school, Ansonia, was employed at the American Brass Go. in An- sonia prior to entering the service Oct. ', 1942.
 Besides his wife, he Is survived by his parents, MT. and Mrs. Michael Lechus; three brothers, William, John and Peter; two sisters, Mary Lechus and Mrs. Eva Wislocki, all of Ansonia.
 The funeral of Patrick Ladden, l08 Cole street, was held this morn ing at g from the home to the Church of the Immaculate Concep- ton at 9:45 with @ solemn high Mass of requiem celebrated by Rev. John Newman, M. S., of Altamont, N. r., assisted by Rev. Donald O'Leary and Rev. Richard Phillips. Seated in the sanctuary was Rev. Thomas Lawlor, of New Haven, Frederick Harmon was organist and William OBrien, soloist. The burial was in new St. Joseph's cemetery, Father Newman reading the com initial prayers, assisted by Fathers Lawlor and Phillips.
 The bearers were Bernard Hene- bry, Bernard Began, Laniel Began, James Newman, Frank Morgan and Frank Ladden.
 MT. Laden died early Sunday morning after a brief illness. He was the son of the late Bryan Lad den and Anne (Fitzgerald) Laden, he was born in Ireland, coming to Waterbury 35 years ago. He was a communicant of The Immaculate Conception church.
 Surviving are four sisters, Mrs. Mary Scanlon, Mrs. Anna Buckley, Mrs. Patrick Fully, and Mrs. Bridget Began, all of Waterbury; two bro thers, John of Waterbury, ardfDan- iel of Ireland; and several nieceS and nephews.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-04

sEYMOUR-In this city Sept. {, 1945, Mrs. Ida Seymour, 412 Main street, Oakville.
 2:00 o'clock from Bergin funeral home, 290 East Main street. Burial In Pine Grove cemetery.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-23
Ves+i IL zziivIienio
omeriskih SIovencev

Creighton Mine, Ontario, Ka.
NADIA. - Dne 5. decembra je bil
tukaj pokopan II Tony Smrke
star 21 let. Sluzil je pri NOR.
nariei in je padel nekje na NOR.
ju, nakar je bilo njegovo tru.
plo pripeljano njegovim star.
sem. Poleg oceta in matere "a,
pusca sestro in diva brata. On je
ze tretji Slovenec izmed tukajs
njih naseljencev, XII je padel '
tel vojni. Prvi je bill bratranee
njegovega oceta, John Smrke
drugi pa John Kosmerl, XII sta
padla ma evropskem bojiscu.
Johnson, Pa.-Druzina Math
Pecjak, je bila 13. decembra
obvescena, da je 16. novembra
padel ma daljnem Pacifiku njer
sin Pfc William Pecjak, star
% let -: isti dan je Sci k yoja-
kom tudi njegov bratranec Ig.
natz l.. Pecjak. Bill je clan SN
PJ. Poleg starsev zapusca pet
bratov in tri sestre.
Chicago. - v bolnisnici Gar
field je bila operirana miss He
lena Blatnik, hcerka Antonio
Blatnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-23
NovO prizadeyanje,
da Sc Dunaj resi-
pred unicenjem

RIM, 21. januarja. - Tu-
kaj. je bilo danes Mama
memo, da je bila organizi-
rama "Mednarodna zyeza
"a 'obvarovanje Dunaja",
kateri naGeljuje Franco
Ferrara, dirigent Kimshe-
ga simfonicnega orkestra.
Pojavili SO Sc letaki sirom
Rima, v katerih Sc apelira
ma vse vojskujoce Sc narO-
de, da obvarujejo Dunaj u
nicenja. Ma letaku je rece-
/ no, da bo imenovana I'VE
"a skusala zainteresirati
vso syetOvno jaynost gle
de nevarn0sti, XII preti Du-
ndJu, kaUer0ga sc OznacuH
kot "najbolj katolisko me-
sto na svetu pOleg Rima,
zibelko umetn0sti in siInbol
civilizacije." Potem pa le-
tax dostavlja:
& =. b II Z y , ) sE L.
I'M apeliramo M Wade
vseh nar0dov In m mole,
u jih zastopajo, Y prosnji.
DE- storijo vso, NJ je Y
njih mocL a. puna, eigar
vfednost = ~ ~ = No
~ nlest ~ ~ - spfa-
s IN \ hojno \ ],
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-23
Zavezniki So
I
podpisali premirje
z Madzarsko

WASHINGTON, q. jan.-Dr-
zavni department je nocoj urad-
no naznanil, da je marsal Kle-
mentij Vorosilov " Moskvi v
imenu vseh zavezniskih sill z no.
vo provizoricno vlado Madzar-
ske podpisal premirje, glasom
katerega Madzarska mi san1o
'pristala ma brezpogojno podajo,
temvee je tudi napovedala vojno
Nemciji, Sc zavezala vrniti vse
province, XII jih je ukradla Ro-
muniji, Ceskoslovaski in Jugo-
slaviji, obenem pa bo placala
prizadetim narodom 300 milijo-
nov dolarjev vojne odskodnine v
blagu.
Pogoji premirja med drugim
tudi dolocajo, da mora Madzar-
ska vrniti vse industrijske ma
prave, zeleznice in drugo imovi-
no, XII je bila ukradena javnim
ustanovam, privatnim podjet-
jem ali posameznikom v deze-
lah, XII jih je Madzarska okupi-
rala, ko je bila zaveznica nacij-
ske Nemcije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-23

kjer vlada veliko pomanjkanje
Eziveza. .s1 = ..,,'~.
ImenOvan bo nov poslanik v
Washingtonu -.
Eden izmed prvih cinov move
Wade DO imenovanje poslanika v
Washington. Odkar je bill Kon-
stantin Fotic odstavljen, je ime-
la Jugoslavija tam samo uprav-
nika poslov.
Jugoslovani upajo, da bo z
imenovanjem kabineta v Belgra-
du ameriska vlada' poslala ma
glavni stan marsala ,Tita redno
vojasko misijo, XII DO nadomesti-
la castnike cd urada "a strate-
gicno sluzbo, kateri stoji ma celu
major general William J. Dono-
van. Pristasi marsala Tita tu-
kaj ne morejo razumeti, zakaj
Zedinjene drzave vzdrzujejo sill
emo zastopstvo ma glavnem sta
nu generala Draze Mihajlovica,
katerega Titova administracija
dolzi izdajstva.
Velika trojica ne bo obravna-
vala vprasanja
z ozirom ma dejstvo, da Ru-
sija in Britannia odprto podpi-
rata regentski sporazum med
Titom in subasicem, in da bo
istega, po vseh znamenjih So
dec, odobrila tudi Amerika, OBJ
stoji zelo majhna moznost, da
Sc DO politicni zastoj pustilo
vleci dalje v nadi, da bo kon-
ferenca med Churchillom, Sta
glinom in Rooseveltom nasla no.
vo formula, ki bi bila bolj ma
klonjena kralju. To je bio u
panic kraljevih svetovalcev in
jugoslovanskih politicnih sku-
pin v Londonu, ki so nasprot-
ne sporazuml.
Obstoji Sc vedno majhna MOI,
most, da bo kralj odpustil su-
basicevo Waldo il razloga, da
vec ne uziva njegovega zaupa.
MIA. Ustava mu dale moo, da
to stori. British pritisk je kra-
Ilja do sedaj drzal nazaj Cd te.
ga koraka.
Vsi mednarodni krogi tukaj
50 prepricani, da 30 kralj izvr.
Isil politicni salnomor; ako b
'storil kaj takega il a. bo no,
I've vlada vseeno skoro takoj /,
menovana.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-23
Soyjetski blitzkrieg samo 80 mil Cd Berlina
SPORAZUM IA RESILNO
AKCIJO v JUCOSLAVIJI

RIM, 21. januarja. "
smisiu sporazuma, XII .ie bill
naznanjen danes, bosta We
ika Britannia in Amerika
s sodelovanjem. resiIne a.
gencije Zdruzenih narodov
- UNRA - zaceli dovaza-
tt pomoc v Jugoslavijo, ka-
tero bodo upravljale jugo-
slovanske Oblasti.
Sporazum je bill podpi-
san v Belgradu v petek. Ia
Jugoslavijo ga .je podpisaI
marsal Tito, IA Zed. drza-
We ga je podpisaI brigadir
general Percy Z. Sadler, "a
Veliko Britanijo pa major
general Everett Hughes.
Naznanilo pravi, sda je bill
sporazum Odobren Z odo-
BREMEN jugoslovanske VIA
de v LOnd0nu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-23
zRA(NAI!| / n A $ 5JILA |
5TRLA ST. B|E1EtE i I
NEM5kE: SILE
Zavezniski letalci
so unicili 5000 nernskih
vozil in tankov ma begu
IL Belgije ~...

PARIZ, %. januarja. -
Nemski izpad v Belgijo Sc je
danes koncal s katastrofalnim
unicenjem nemskih sill, katere
je udarila mogocna zavezniska
zracna sila, XII je unicila mai
mani 5000 nemskih vozil in
tankov, XII so bill ma begu iz
Belgije. ).
Nemci so doziveli pokolj il
zraka, XII je skoro brez prime
re v vojni, in izgubili toliko vo-
zil tankov, kolikor jih zadostu-
je "a opremljenje enc cele o.
klopne armade.
Ko je ameriska tretja arma-
da udarila pet mill naprej, je
nasla polovico razbitega nem-
skega krila v Ardenih skoro
popolnoma disorganiziran. So
vaznik stoji tn di popolnoma
razbit pred amerisko prvo ar
mado Belgiji.
Amerikanci samo 54 mill cd
-. Mantle
y =. -
LUzON, %. januarja.. - CT.
stan gen. MacArthurja poroca,
da so ameriske sile, XII prodira-
jo JUNO proti Manili, zavzele
mesti Tarlac in Capas in da po
11-miljskem napredovanju sto-
je samo Sc 81 zracnih mill cd
glavnega mesta Filipinskega o.
toGja. -
Prednje sile ameriske arma-
de Sc magic blizajo pr ovi n C i
Pampanga, XII predstavlja vra-
ia v Manilo, in kjer sc nahaja-
ia zrakoplovisca Clair in Fort
Stotsenburg. r. @..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-23

Nocoj oh 7:30 uri Sc vrsi vaz-
ma skupna seja podruznice st.
35 JPO, SIS in podruznice st.
48 SANS. Ukrepalo Sc DO o
zdruzenju teh dveh postojank
Y svrho boljsega uspeha pri
xbiranju prispevkov a pomoc
Jugoslaviji. Prosi se we drust-
vene Sastopnike in posamesnc
tlane pri obeh postoj ojankah, da
- nocojSnje seje udelexe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-23
DuSan Sernec bO clan
regentskega sveta


= regentskega sveta $ss.z.
Trije slani regentskega sveta,
XII bodo zastopali tri geografske
edinice Jugoslavije, bodo, kakor
Sc tukaj razume sledeci:
Aleksander Belle, bivsi pred
sednik Srbske akademije znano-
sti in professor ma Belgrajski
univerzi, DO zastopal Srbijo; DIR.
Anton Mandie, hrvatski politik,
XII je bill clan Londonskega odbo-
ra "a casa prve svetovne vojne,
DO zastopal Hrvate, inzenir Du-
San Sernec, bivsi ban Slovenije,
pa DO zastopal Slovence.
Belle, XII. je star mad 20 let, in
Sernec, XII je MOI srednjih let,
sta znana kot odlocna pristasa
marsala Tita. DR.. Mandic, XII je
okrog 80 let star, re dali casa nj
vec aktiven v politiki in je ro-
dom il Istre, katero Jugoslovani
zahtevajo nazaj cd Italije.
Misija, v Londonu pripravljena
- "a OdhOd
Najmocnejse znamenje, da
marsal Tito izgublja potrpljenje
$ skraljem Petrom, XII BE vedno nj
podpisal sporazuma, ki je bill do
sezen med MIN in DIR. subasicem
1. novembra, Sc vidi v dejstvu,
da Sc misija marsala Tita v Lon
donu pripravlja "a odhod v teku
prihodnjih dni. S formacijo no
We jugoslovanske Wade ne DO vec
obstojala potreba "a misijo, XII
je bila ustanovljena tukaj pod
maj. gen. Vladimirom Velebi-
tom pred nekako letom dnl.
Tu obstoji vtis, da je premier
Churchill vedel, da marsal Tito
ne DO vec dolgo cakal, ko je v
svojem govoru pred parlamen-
tom dial ma znanje kralju, Petru,
da mora narediti svojo odlocitev
Y teku prihodnjih dni, ako pa
tega ne stori. da Sc DO smatralo,
da ie sporaxum a regentstvo
odobril. Predstavniki marsala
Tita Y Londonu isjavljajo, da j
hitra skcih nujpa, kajti = upo-
staNtyijo ene same jlgoslovan-
ske ylaaa Y Beleradu ~ - 10
~ tilo potIs M a aveznikov
n 0Gvopoj jne dele Jaec1 1Isvije.,
ID -