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Teen Age
Chatter
By GEORGIA RUSSELL

Well, guys and gals, here I am
again with the gossip of the city.
Before l go any further I would
like to make a correction. Myra
McAdams did not talk to Donald
Titus for u hours, but for a
half-hour.
The pow-wow, Sunday, was
really very nice, although they
had a little trouble getting ready.
Among those present were: Leola
G., Evelyn L., Frances NJ, Leona
NJ, Carmen A, Myra Nc, and
Rhoda l., Billy Nc, Harold c.,
Bonnie c., Donald c., Perry P,
Walter s., etc. The group went
to Como Park.
Carmetta Hits had a party Sun
day evening. The party was really
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is stationed in England seems to in
dictate that Billy isn't the fiery
battler he was that memorable
night at the Polo Grounds when he
lasted thirteen thrill-filled rounds
with the Brown Bomber, only to go
"The Way of All Flesh" at the
climax.
Conn's return to the ring may be
a hard, uphill problem in which the
former light heavyweight cham
pion will be hard put to gain the
proper weight and, more important,
the proper frame of mind to engage
in a world championship fight
against the Brown Bomber.
Bivins, some critics predict, may
prove a puzzle for Louis if they
ever meet. The Cleveland fighter,
whose punch is devastating, whose
style is enigmatic, and who hasn't
been fully extended by a recognized
heavyweight, might give the cham
pion a far better contest than many
can imagine.
Such a fight, staged in a mid
western city, such as Detroit, Cleve-
land or Chicago, would be a natural
at the box office, despite the onus
usually put on all-Negro fights.
1t may also be remembered that
Bivins is more than a match for
Billy Conn and might conceivably
defeat him if they meet, because
the Cleveland puncher is heavier
and has gathered more ring savvy
over the years while Conn has been
comparatively inactive.
The postwar Joe Louis may not
be as ferocious a proposition as
the pre-war variety. By that is
meant certain changes that have
been wrought in Louis since he has
become so vital to the Army morale
division.
While the destructive ring incen.
tive might always be present, the
Louis, fans will see after the war, is
most likely to be cautious Louis
stressing scientific boxing rather
than the one-two-three-extermi
nate-him process that won him thu
championship and which has KEEP
the title for him through sucl
fights as those with Schmeling
Buddy Baer, Tommy Farr, Boz
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paired with such fellows as Bivins,
Oma, Baksi, etc., in order to get his
"sea legs" accustomed to the
squared circle again with his title
at stake.
1t will be remembered that the
Louis program doesn't, or hasn't
in the past, called for exhibition
bouts such as INDUCED in by Jack
Dempsey, Sharkey, and the others
in another era. Joe Louis comes
out for "all, or nothing at ALL" so
to speak, and his title will be usual
ly on the line in each bout he fights.
Word from abroad where Conn
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night Curtis Mosby Staging Sunday tsk sk sk also
Breedove Hanks brother, Cozee called Big Eye
all hmsef-so Herman Simmons, Saturday
glad that the Browns Olson Blvd received word that
Lieutenant in the Army Air
Force brother "Bubba" is in Utah.
Hda Simms of Anna Lucasa' represented the heatri
professionally Speaking sponsored by
Delta Theta Sorority college women New York. Sunday
May received award from Alpha Sigma graduate
chapter undergraduate chapter of Delta Sigma Theta
of outstanding of 1915
Dorothy Mackabe of the WACS and living with
hubby Island Hear that Florence Gibbs may
WACS Rozla Aliens mother from Seattle She
quite charming quite hobby making arpane
Chubby Brady then moved
thinks that drive the
Theodore lake, Johnny
Mallory Ddya that Helen Early and Jimmy Wilson child
wehears Chuck Bradley he is footoose and fanyee
hubby Aonzo and Dorothy
and Chuck Jms Saturday Harold Brown
cruising looking something Saturday Hear that Mrs. Muir
ray getting along fine.
Got your NAACP membership? Should do ths-important
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Stecher is out to give the fans more
than their moneys worth. g..
Harry Hirsch's job isn't exactly a
pleasant one tonight as he simply
can't please everyone with front
row seats. See you at the fights
tonight.
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talk of the coun-
try and now St.
Paul too is get
ting on the map
with its new
fl g h t promoter
E ddie Williams
who will stage
its first boxing
event June Sth.
Wa'lI pat
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John Whitaker, Laura Smith, John MaddlX Jimmie
Toliver and soldier George Todd MinneapolitanS
seen about Gloria Jackson, Jeanette Johnigan,
Lucille Majors and her sister Ruth, Helen Phillips,
Vera Johnson, Grace Bryant, Jewell Alexander and
her twin sister and her husband, Pearl and Pat
Schoffield, Grace Mason, Booker Page, Ernestine,
Wallace Louise Quarterman, Ida Taylor wife of the
Eks' exalted ruler, Soldier Boy Art Gates, Gloria
Green. Carl Banks, Barbara Strawder, Helen Smith,
Helen Early.
That gal Liz" elizabeth Roberts,, can really
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Curd Of Thanks

Card OF Thanks
We wish to express our heartfelt thanks
to our friends and relatives for their kind
ness and sympathy during our recent
bereavement in the death of ]. D. Jones.
Special Thanks to Rev. A. F. Martin for
his comforting words.
Mrs. Ethel Jones, wife, annd Family.
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IOker Ellis
Fights in washington
CLASSIFIED

For Sale: Semi-bungalow six rooms,
nice location. South. Very reason
able. Call Locust 1886. J. R. Col
Inns.
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SPORTS
By PERCY VILLA

The month of June is just around
the corner and boxing is still going
strong Unusual isn't it, but
NE;n,o,onl;. - tha
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Pastor, Abe Simon, and Tony
Galento.
1t might be worthy of conjecture
as to whether Louis and Conn will
be the fight heavyweight champion
ship after the war. Indications are
that it'll first be Louis-vs.- Bivins,
then Louis-vs.- Oma or Baksi, and
then Conn, unless a CT white
hope" takes the latter's place.
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This is it,. "
2yMARY LEWIS

Grace Bryant celebrated her -? birthday Sunday.
Doing the spots Minneapolis the weekend those st
Stanley Schuck Louise Howard
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SOuth's Great
Sprint Star

Glen Pullens, "South's great
sprint star" won both dashes and
tied for the broad jump to aid
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-25
Pilgrim Raises
$4,000 During
Year 1944-l945

GdI IJFF-IUFO
Under, the direction of Rev.
Floyd Massey, Jr., pastor, Pilgrim
Baptist church has raised $4,000
during the past year, according to
reports given at the annual meet
ing of the church, held Thursday,
May II.
Booker Ellis
Fights in Washington
Booker T. Ellis, Mo. MN. lc,
formerly of st. Paul, now stationed
in Oregon, met Pedro Montez OF
Mexico, in a 1O-round boxing bout,
held in Seattle, Wash, May 10.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-05-01

STOCKHOLM, March 20 (By
wireless THE large number of
votes cast in the Finnish elections
are regarded by the Swedish So
cial Democratic organ MOrgon-
Tidningen as good evidence of the
determination of the Finnish peo-
pie to take their fate into their
own hands. The paper also observ-
ed, on the basis of the available
returns, that the elections would
fulfill the hope expressed by Pre-
mier Julio Paasikivi, in a warn
ing speech beforehand, that a new
face would be given to the Fin
nish Diet.
Estimates indicate that votes
were cast by 80 per cent of the
electorate, a record participation.
According to latest returns the
Social Democrats led with 1858, POI
votes, closely followed by the Pop
ular Democrats with 1858, 1888. The
Agrarian League had received
244,3S4 votes, and the Swedish
Peoples Party 132,53O. The pre-
liminary figures give the Social
Democrats So seats (loss of 33),
the Popular Democrats 81, the
Agrarians AZ (loss of IL, the
Conservatives % (gain of 81, the
Swedish Peoples party 16 (loss
of p, and Liberals Z (unchangedD.
Thus the Right Wing parties have
lost their majority in the Finnish
Diet, now having only 81 seats
out of 200.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-05-01
News From Finland
Finnish Elections: Record Returns, Slight
Leftist Majority in Finnish Diet

hopes on American postwar as
sistance in the form of farm tools
and machinery.
The recently elected Archbishop
of Finland, Aleksi Lehtonen, ar
rived here yesterday, on the invi-
tation Of Archbishop Eden, to
confer with the American Luther
an delegation, headed by DR.. P. o.
Bersell, which is now visiting Eu-
rope. Archbishop Lehtohen reports
that a Scandinavian Ecumenic
Conference has been arranged for
April 1916 in Helsinki.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-05-01
SibeIius Soys Firms
Are Half Starved

LONDON.-The Daily Mail said
on April that Jan julius Christ
ian Sibelus, 79-year-old Finnish
composer, told it's Stockholm cor
respondent by telephone that he
was half starved at his cottage
north of Helsinki.
Don't make a fuss of me-" he
was quoted as adding proudly, Il
am in the same boat as the rest
of the Firms. 1 don't complain. I
am an old man and am nearing
the end. The people you should
feel sorry for are the youngsters.
Sibelius said he still was writing
music to keep my mind off my
troubles"
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action in the Pacific.
Sgt. Carl G. Carlson, son of
John Carlson, Tacoma, has been
killed.
T/5 George w. Anderson. cou-
sin Of Ralph Carl Mack, 852 w.
62nd, Seattle, has been wounded.
T/5 Leonard A. Ibsen, brother
of Mrs. Kathryn Norton, Bothell.
has been wounded in action.
Sgt. Lester r. Isackson, hus-
band of Mrs. Emily M. Isackson,
1926 S. bath ST., Seattle, has
been wounded.
Pfc. Donald E. Svare, son of
Mrs. Hulda Petra Svare, Bremen
ton, has been wounded in action
in Europe.
4 r
Sgt. Dahl M. Fansler, son of
Elmer j. Fansler, Everett, has
been killed in action in the Pa
cific.
II
Maj. John f. Ramstad, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Ramstad,
1903 Burke Ave-, Seattle, and hus-
band of Mrs. Madelle Ramstad,
1888 18th Ave. N. E., Seattle,
has been killed in action on Min
danao.
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Government in
FinIond Quits

HELSINKI, April 9. - Premier
JUNO Paasikivi's government re-
signed today but agreed to Presi-
dent Marshal Mannerheim's re-
quest that it remain in office I'M
til new government, expected to
show leftist tinge, can be formed.
The action had been expected
since the mid-March parliament
tary elections, which showed a
leftist swing.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-05-01
Finland Hopes for Farm
Aid; Archbishop
Meets BerseII

STOCKHOLM, March 10 (By
wireless)-Forest clearance and
the cultivation of hitherto unused
land will have to be resorted to
in order to compensate for the
100000 hectares (750,OO0 acres)
of farm land Finland has lost by
the peace treaty, according to re-
personalities of Finnish agricul-
ture who have arrived in Stock
holm for the Agricultural Week,
starting today. Finland places
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-05-01
Finnish Government
Swings Further to Left

HELSINKI, April 1.-THE Fin
nish government swung a little
more to the left today when Pre-
mier Julio X. Paasikivi, after more
than week of negotiations, an
nounced the formation of a new
cabinet which included two more
Communists.
Only three changes were made
in the cabinet, which now has 10
leftists among 10 members.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-05-01

Deliveries of plywood to Great
Britain after the German block
ade of the Skagerrack is broken
have been negotiated for one year.
No figures of the quantities in
volved have yet been released.
A German U-boat rammed the
Swedish trawler, "Vastkust," IL
miles west of Sm6gen, Bohuslan,
on March Sth All of the crew were
saved.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1945-05-01
Firms Lounch Drive
Against Germons in North

STOCKHOLM, April TO- The
Stockholm newspaper Expressen
reported today that the Films had
launched a spring drive to mop
up the last German forces holding
out in a narrow tongue of North
ern Finland between Norway and
Sweden.
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teriake ave-, seattle, Pfc. kay
mond c. Sjogren, son of John
Sjogren, 1908 sth N. F., Seattle;
and Capt. Harold E. Madsen, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Madsen,
512 w. 73rd St., Seattle.
T/5 Sidrie Bang, son of Martin
Bang, Spokane, has been killed in
action in Europe.
S/Sgt. Russell H. Danielson,
husband of Mrs. Helen DanieIson,
Yakima, has been killed in Eur
ope.
Sgt. Murell A. Ipsen, son of
Murell A. Ipsen, Seattle, is now
a prisoner of war in Germany.
Sgt. Duane r. Lind, son of Mrs.
Waunita Lind, 5718 E. 61st St.,
Seattle, has been wounded in ac-
ton in Europe.
Pfc. Lawrence E. Swenson, son
of Mrs. Grace Pesola, 1890 NJ
4Sth, Seattle, has been wounded
in action in Europe.
Pvt. Dellis Q. Angstrom, hus-
band of Mrs. Lois P. Angstrom
Creston, has been wounded in
Europe.
Pfc. Earl A. Christensen, son
of Nels Christensen, Stanwood,
has been wounded in action i'll
Europe.
Pfc. RENO E. Hill, son of Mrs
Lydia Hill, 165 10th Ave, Sc
attic, has been wounded in action
in the Pacific area.
Pfc. Ingold K. Holm, son of
Mrs. Ida Holm, Auburn, has been
killed in action in the Pacific
area.
Sgt. Harry o. Erickson, hus-
band of Mrs. Catherine R. Erick-
son, Kelso, has been wounded in
action in the European area.
Pfc. Robert S. Orrfelt, son of
Clarence S. Orrfelt. South Brem-
erton, has been wounded in action
in Europe.
Pfc. Roland w. Erickson, hus-
band of Mrs. Airline E. Erickson,
Ellensburg, has been wounded in
Europe.
S/Sgt. Glenn e. Forslund, son
of Mrs. Clara Forslund, Puyallup,
has been wounded in action in
Europe.
Pfc. Henry w. Hansen, son of
Charles j. Hansen, Poulsbo, has
been wounded in Europe.
IS ~
Pfc. Richard L. Stensland, son
of Halvor J. Stensland, Redmond.
has been wounded in action in
Europe
Sgt. Harold r. Anderson, son
of Christ NJ. Anderson, Woodin-
vile, has been awarded the Air
Medal.
list 1t. Arnold L. Wallstrom,
son of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Wall
strom, 30O8 E. Spring ST., Seattle,
has been awarded an Oak-Leaf
Cluster to his Air Medal.
Pvt. Wesley Martinson, son
of Arthur Martinson, Okanogan,
has been wounded in action in
Europe.
4
LIST 1t. Donald Soderquist, hus-
band of Mrs. Evelyn I. Sober
quist, 702 No. s0th, Seattle, has
been wounded in Europe.
Pfc. Harold M. Trulin Jr., son
of Harold NJ Trulin ST., 1914 45th
S. w. Seattle has been 1vollnded
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been wounded In action.
S/Sgt. Stefan K. Sigurdson,
son of Mrs. L. A. Sigurdson, 1874
18th NJ, Seattle, has been report
ed killed in action in Europe.
Pfc. Robert G.. Peterson, broth
err of Mrs. Adeline Sofie, Belling-
ham, has been killed in action in
Europe.
S/Sgt. Valdemar j. Hansen, son
of Mrs. Gertrude Hansen, 7543
26th N. W., Seattle, has been
wounded in Europe.
S/Sgt. Harold o. Lindjord, hus-
band of Mrs. M. M. Lindjord, 974O
9Th N. W., Seattle has been
wounded in Europe.
Pvt. Robert Johanson, husband
of Mrs. Geraldine Johanson, Win
slow, has been wounded in action
in Europe.
End 1t. Alfred E. Kristoferson,
U. S. M. c. r., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Kristoferson, Mercer
Island, has been wounded in
action.
Sgt. Edward Saari, U. S. M. c.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Saa-
ri, Longview, has been wounded in
action.
T/5 John E. Selin, son of John
Selin, 1890 Brooklyn Ave-, Sc
attic, has been killed in action in
the Pacific area.
S/Sgt. Robert D. Johnson, sor
of Mrs. Lenora ]. Johnson, zoos
3rd N. W., Seattle, has been
wounded in action in Europe.
Il
Pfc. William D. Carlson, son
of Mrs. Ruth Carlson, Kelso, has
been wounded.
Maj. Paul A. Rennord, son of
Arnold S. Rennord, Steilacoom,
has been wounded.
Sgt. Lawrence J. Salmela, son
of Mrs. Alvina S. Salmela, Brem-
erton, has been wounded in Eu-
rope.
S/Sgt. Lawrence A. Berg, son
of Mrs. Beulah I. Berg, Tacoma.
las been wounded.
g." Corp. Leonard c. Anderson has
has received a seventh Bronze
Battle Star. He is an aircraft |
armorer of the 10th Fighter
Group, 18th Air Force, in Italy.
T/5 Frank J. Olberg, husband
of Mrs. Ruby R. Olberg, Tacoma,
has been killed in action in Eu-
rope.
Sgt. Edwin ]. Wallen, husband
of Mrs. Mary F. Wallen, Lake
Bay, has been killed in action in
Europe.
Cpl. James M. Everts, son of |
Charles E. Fristoe, Spokane, has
been wounded.
Pfc. William R. Hanson, hus-
band of Mrs. Lois C. Hanson,
Enumclaw, has been wounded in
Europe.
Pfc. Vernon E. Koistinen, son of
Mrs. Edna Koistinen, Longview,
has been wounded.
S/Sgt. Herman N. Wicks, son
of Herman N. Wicks, ST., Port |
Orchard, has been wounded in ac-
ton in Europe.
Cox. Edward Nels Horn, U. S
N, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
T. Horn, Everett, has been wound
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Pvt. Lewis A. Larson, son of
Andrew Larson, Anacortes, has
been made a prisoner of war
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Our Scandinavian
American Servicemen
CONTINUED from Page 49,


Continued from Page 49,
Pvt. Lewis A. Larson, son of
Andrew Larson, Anacortes, has
been made a prisoner of war
Among returning evacueeS from
the Philippines are: Joseph Chris
tenson, Bremerton; Walter john
son, 1887 Seth Ave, N. E., Sc
attic; and Carl A. Lundquist, $50
w. Armour ST., Seattle.
Sgt. Richard G.. Mortenson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Nor
tenson. Port Orchard, husband of
Mrs. Moye I. Mortensen, 25O7 E.
95th, Seattle, has been cited for
heroic service. With three others
he held off repeated German at
tacks while the platoon escaped.
Mrs. Elida Berg, 1914 Densmore
Ave, Seattle, has three children
in the services: a daughter Eva
is a storekeeper, third class, in
the Spars; John is yeoman, first
class in the Navy, and Elmer is
a Navy Ensign.
Sgt Glen c. Benson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. l. Benson, 1928 Pacific
Highway, Seattle, was recently
awarded the Silver Star, for gal
lantry in action in Italy.
Pfc. Gust w. Johnson, son of
Mrs. Emma Kay Funk, Hoquiam,
has been wounded in action in
Europe.
1st. 1t. Alvin L. Berthelsen,
husband of Mrs. NJ. L. Berthelsen,
Spokane, is now prisoner of war
in Germany.
Recently home on furlough from
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First Swedish Baptist
Church

$50 Pine St, Seattle /
Rev. A. J. DahIby
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Morning Service, HOO a. m.
Evening Service, 7:3O p. m.
Wednesday Prayer Meeting, 7:30
p. m.
Everybody welcome.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-26
Nemski vojni
uietnik v Grille
bolnici obstreljen

Vceraj Sc je zvedelo, da je bill
v Grille vojaski bolnisnici v Par
mi pred par dnevi nevarno OBJ
streljen neki nemski ujetnik, XII
Sc nahaja tam S skupino Mem
cev, XII so dospeli tia, da pomaga-
jo pri delu. Stanje prestreljene-
ga nemskega ujetnika je resno
Kakor sc je zvedelo, so pem-
Ski ujetniki prepevali neko ma
cijsko pesem, XII je bila prepove-
dana, ker je zaljiva "a Ameri-
kance. Ko je vojak," XII je ujet-
nike strazil, ukazal, da nehajo
peti, so vsi utihnili, razen enega,
XII je poleg tega stopil proti vo-
jaku in mu zacel groziti.
Vojak je streljal in ujetnika
zadel dvakrat v trebuh. Kakor
Sc poroca, da Sc je obstreljene-
mu N e m Gu dalo ze dve krvni
transfuziji. 49,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-26
PAPEZ BAJE NOCE
GOVORITI z OTONOM
'HABSBURSKIM

WASHINGTON, 1s. jan. GO,
MAJ - Il jako zanesljivih vi
rov prihaja vest, da je pape5
odklonil avdijenco Otonu Habs-
burskemu, ko Sc je navzlic po-
mislekom Vatikana odlocil priti
" Rim.
Oton je bill v Lizboni, ko mu
je Papez odsvetoval mai ne no.
di v Rim, toda ia je raje sledil
nasvetu dveh zavezniskih oseb.
nosti, XII SO mu prigovarjale
maj Sc ne da odvrniti. Pc tenn
neprijetnem dogodku je Oton
baje odpotoval v svico.
Pred nekaj tedni je prisla IL
Rima brzojavka, XII je trdila, da
je papezev nuncij v Lizboni
Monsignor Pietro Ciriaci, nasve.
toval Otonu Habsburskemu MAJ
ne hodi v Rim, ker bi njegovs
navzocnost tam ne bila prijet
ma niti zaveznikom niti Mem
Gem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-26
Nou grob
MARTIN ZERJAV

Po kratki bolezni je d a n e S
zjutraj oh 5. uri umrl ma svo-
jem domu Martin zerjav (Zeri-
al), star 50 let, stanujoc ma
1902 Cornelia Ave. Donna je bill
iz Borsta ma Notranjskem, od-
koder je prisel v Ameriko pred
As. lett. Bill je clan drustva sv.
Vida st. rs K. S. K. J. in udej-
stvoval Sc je svojecasno tudi pri
Slovenski narodni citalnici. Tu
zapusca soprogo Mary, rojeno
Langus, donna il Bohinja ma
Gorenjskem, hcer Anno, poro.
ceno Zupan, diva sinova Edwar-
da in Williama, ter pet vnukov
Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v ponede.
lick oh 9:3O zjutraj il Cudnik
pogrebnega zavoda, 1855 E. 79
ST., v cerkev sv. Franciska, E.
II st. in Superior Ave. ter ma
to ma Calvary pokopalisce. Bo-
di pokcjniku ohranjen blag spo.
min, preostalim pa nase SOFA
lie! T.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-26
Ruski poslanik
ubit v letalski
nesreci v Mehiki

MEXICO CITY, rs. jan.-Tu-
kaj Sc je danes zgodila letalska
nesreca, v kateri sta bila ubita
sovjetski poslanik Konstantin
Oumansky~ in njegova soproga.
Poslanik Sc je nahajal ma poti ma
Kosta Riko, kjer je incl predlo-
ziti poverilnico v imenu svoje
Wade, ko ga je dohitela smrt.
V nesreci je bilo ubitih osem
potnikov izmed desetih, XII so Sc
nahajali v potniskem letalu.
Oumansky je bill soyjetski po-
slanik v Zedinjenih drzavah cd
junija 1889, ko je bill Maksim
Litvinov poklican v Moskvo, v
septembru 1941 pa je bill pre-
stavljen v Mehiko.
Bill je intimen zaupnik premi-
erja Stalina in wits obstoji, da je
incl neuradno v rokah vse SOW
jetske poslaniske posle v Sever
nj in Juzni Ameriki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-26
NACIJI SO
U5TAvLJENI Y
AlzACl.JI
Izgleda, da je to -.
zadnja nemska ofenziva
ma zapadni 'front.' .

PARIZ, rs. januarja. --
Nemci so danes v severnovzhod-
nj Franciji stopili protinapad,
XII je bila najbrze njihova zad-
MIA ofenziva ma zapadni 'front.',
ampak SO bill po ljutem odpo-
ru sedme ameriske armade u
stavljeni, potem ko so ma stirih
krajih prekoracili novo ameri-
sko linijo oh reki Moder.
Nemci so stopili v akcijo oh
jutranjem svitu ma 20 mill dol
gi 'front.'. v BOZ so virgil sest O.
klopnih divizij, ampak MISC, nj
kjer napredovali vec kot dive
milf.
Porocila S fronte pravijo, da
divjajo nocoj ljuti boji, v kate
rih Amerikanci >zadajajo Mem
Gem tezke izgube. Poznejsa po-
rocila pravijo, da so bill Mem
ci ma vseh sektorjih ustavljeni
ali pa vrzeni nazaj.
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KRALJU PETRU v
JUGOSLAVIJI

LONDON. (O.N.A.) - Be
ograjska casniska q g e tu r q
Tanjug poroca brzojavno il jul
goslovanske prestolice, da O.
gorceni protest. jugoslovanske'
ga prebivalstva proti stalis5u
kralja Petra II. glede regent
stva Sc vedno naraseajo. Re
gentstvo je bilo n a kljucnih
took sporazuma T;to-Subasic.
Omenjena brzojavka poudar.
ia, da ina narodno-osvobodil-
ma. vojska v tenn pogledu pod
poro predelov, v katerih pre-
vladuje pravoslavna vera. Kot
znano, Sc protivi kralj Peter re-
gentstvu, ces, da bi bill to ko'
rak k uvedbi rezima enc same
po!iticne stranke, in sicer ko.
munisticne.