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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-05

S/SGT. -. J. WIESE who
was home on a Today emer
gency furlough because of the
illness of his wife, Mrs. Lydia
Wiese, 81 Market street, has re-
turned to his base at Camp Polk,
La.
ARTHUR ERNEST Martineau
age II, has arrived al the u )
Naval Training Station, Great
Lakes, for his boot training aft
er enlistment in the Navy. Son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Martlneau,
Wellington Crescent, Route Z, he
was a member of the June, l945,
class of ST. Maryts High school.
SGT. MAX l.. BAKER, %,
has returned 10 Percy Jones
Hospital, Battle Creek, after a
brief visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Pearl p. Baker, 293
South Broadway. Sgt. Baker,
who has been in uniform five
years, spent a year and a half
in the European theater. He un-
derwent a major emergency OPP
Grafton in a tent in Germany,
was later flown to England for
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-05
Becomes Bride
OF ServCeman

OROTHY GENE ERRY
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Perry of 385 Cass avenue, be.
came the bride of End 1t. Carl
II. Johnson, AAF, Friday eve
ming at 7 o'clock in the First
Methodist church.
Rev. Alfred p. Landon read
the service, for which the bride
wore a tWo-piece natural linen
frock. with black accessories.
Her flowers were white roses
and lilies Of the valley. Mrs.
William II. Manahan, was her
sisters only attendant, wearing
a gold colored dress accented
with green accessories. Gar
denias were her flowers.
1t. Johnson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry II. Johnson of SYRIA
cuse, n. Y, asked Ensign Rob-
ert Golden Of the Merchant Ma
rine TO be best man.
A wedding dinner for 10 was
held at Gordon's Grill immedi-
ately after the ceremony. 1t.
and Mrs. Johnson left for a
brief honeymoon, after which
the bride, a Mount Clemens
High school graduate of 1914,
Will return to Mount Clemens.
1t. Johnson, fighter pilot for
rlerly stationed at Selfridge
Field, will return to his duties
at Bluethenthal Army Air
Field, Wilmington, N. c.
Mrs. Leslie A. Needham of
Chicago, aunt Of the bride. was
an out-of-town guest at the
wedding.
HOSTESSES for Tuesday eve
nlngs meeting of the Metropoli-
tan Auxiliary will be Mrs. Har-
old Widrig, Mrs. Arthur King,
Mrs, j Verle Benner, Mrs. EN-
ma Schalm, and Mrs. Bertram
Lozen. The meeting is set for 3
o'clock in the clubrooms.
DR. AND MRS. JOSEPH M.
CROMAN. JR., and daughters
Lois, Kathryn and Madeline
spent the weekend at the Old
Club in the ST. Clair Flats.
MRS. WALTER FRASER, 1879
Robertson street, who has been
confined her bed by illness for
the past two months, is improv-
ing.
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Guild Picnic

THE SEASONS CLOSING
activity for the Presbyterian
Westminster Guild will be a
picnic set for Wednesday eve
ming at 6 o'clock at the home
OF Mrs John bennington. 81
BellevieW avenue. Mrs. William
Mells is in charge OF arrange
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Decorated

A BRONZE STAR MEDAL
for bravery has been awarded
10 Pfc. Edward +. tDlck) Dene-
we(h. 27, who is serving with
the 38th Infantry Division IN
the Philippines, according to a
letter from his commanding Of
ficer. Major Gen. William {.
Chase. Pvt. Deneweth,, who en-
tered service in August, 1913,
has been overseas l6 months,
and has just been transferred to
the Army Engineers. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Deneweth, Hall road, and his
wife and tWo-year-old son Rich
ard also live on Hall road. Pvt.
DeneWeth has two brothers In
uniform: Marine Pfc. Robert
' aneWeth and Army Pvt. Don
aid Deneweth, both serving IN
the Pacific.
PVT. DONALD SCHINKAI
has arrived at Fort Meade, Md,
after spending his two-weeks
furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Schinkai, 70
Smith street.
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Calendar ofComi,g GG"snh
TUESDAY,, JUNE {

TUESDAY, JUNE :
ST ANNES GUILD with Mrs Joseph Gallagher, As Moser
DANCE for and wome nat USO on Broadway.
LADIES AUXILIARY. Fraterna of Eagles in Aerie
LADIES AUXILIARY oskar Andreas Post Veterans of For
eign Wars at VIEW Hail. at $50 p. m.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 6
IN HIS NAME CIRCLE Kings Daughters. with Mrs Fred
. Bobcean 60 Moross avenue; at 2:3o p m =. .,.
HERMAN XIX PTA at the school music recital by pupils
wEsTMINsTER GUILD picnic at the home of Mrs. John
Normngton, 81 Beleview at p.
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA, in ST. Marys club rooms at
MGoNETTE FLOWER CLUB with Mrs Eva Barkhouse 81
Croker boulevard, at 8 p.
OAR PICNIC LUNCHEON with Mrs. Ray Norman in Utica
EVER ONWARD CIRCLE, at Kings Daughters Home with
Mrs Grace Tucker, hostess, at 1870 p. m.
ANNUAL COFFEE at the home of Miss Kate McCreedy:
Market street. sponsored by Business and Professional
Womens Club, 8 to 10 p. m.
HARRISON CIRCLE of Kings Daughters at Harrison Town
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE in Pythian Hail. at 8 D. M
OSKAR ANDREAS POST 1894 VIEW, at 200 North Ora
tiot at $3.50 p m.
ISABELLA DAVIS CIRCLE supper the Kings Daughters
Home at $50 For reservations call 5543 1929.
THURSDAY JUNE
WONIENS SOCIETY Group of the Methodist Church. pic
mic luncheon in the church dining at 1890
WATCHFUL CIRCLE of Kings Daughters, at the home of
Miss Florence Whitney 100 Grand avenue with Mrs
I.ucie Heine hostess, at 1870 p. m.
MARGARET BOTTOME CIRCLE at the Kings Daughters
Home with Mrs Joseph Gallagher. hostess at p. m.
WESLEYAN LEAGUE Of Methodist Church. picnic at the
of Mrs A d. Brewer, 241 Riverside Drive at $50
REBEKAH LODGE in Barron Hail. at 8 p m
TRINITY LUTHERAN Ladies Aid at the school at p
WSCS GROUP 3, with Mrs A A. Eesmcr, SIS Michigan
UNITED WORKERS CIRCLE all day meeting at Kings
Daughters Home for sewing with poluck at noon start
METRoPoLITAN AUXILIARY at the club rooms at 8 m
FRATERNAL ORDER of Eagles in Aerie Hall, at p. m.
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY in Girl Scout Hall, at p
DANCE for service men and women at USO Club at $50
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lie Salute

DIR. AND MRS. AUSTIN w.
HEINE. Their 9th wedding an
niversary was Monday, and the
doctors birthday anniversary
was Saturday. In celebration
they invited group of friends
to spend the weekend with them
at their cottage at Harsen's Is
land.
MRS. HATTIE STRASS
BURG, 81 Kendrick avenue,
whose birthday anniversary was
June !.
S/SGT. M. A. JENNINGS,
son of Mrs. A. j. Wiese. He will
celebrate his Goth birthday ami
versary June 6, somewhere in
England, where he is a tail-gun-
ner with the AAF.
PFC. AND MRS. VERNON
COLE are leaving Thursday, for
Perrin Field, Sherman, Tex,
after 2l-day furlough at home.
SHARON LEE KUNKEL,
who was a year old on June /.
Her parentS, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Kunkel, of 80 Hubbard ave.
nue.. gave family dinner Sun
day in celebration.
MIR. AND MRS. WALTER
Starkey, 206 Hubbard avenue,
on their 10Th wedding anniver-
sary today.
MRS. J. f. st. PIERRE, her
daughter Mrs. Clyde Hudson of
Ann Arbor, and her granddaugh-
ter Darlene Smith of Mount
Clemens. The three celebrated
their birthday anniversaries to-
gether Sunday, when Mr.. and
Mrs. Hudson and children came
from Ann A b or. Mrs. ST.
Pierre's birthday is June 20;
Mrs. Hudson's was Sunday; OAR
lene's will be the ninth.
MIR. AND MRS. ARNOLD
REDLAWSK of Forton drive,
whose third wedding anniver-
sary will be June 6.
JUDY ANN THOMAS, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Thomas, SO Eastman street, on
her third birthday anniversary
June 6.
ALFRED DUNKE, Hubbard
avenue, upon his birthday ami
versary June s.
MARLES JARDO, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Jardo, East
Detroit, who was one year old
yesterday.
FLORENCE LOBAUGH, who
will be l6 years old Wednesday.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lobaugh, Ellen
Avenue, Route 4.
MIR. AND MRS. CARL
SCHIMMEL of South Wilson
boulevard. who will mark their
28th wedding anniversary on
Wednesday.
MRS. WALTER FENTON OF
Moravian drive, on her birthday
anniversary Monday. She was
hostess to members of the Girl
Scout council at dessert lunch
con before the regular meeting.
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mo, Mrs. Murphy
that's not the way
to keep prices dou'n!"

OokT BLAME the poor retailer
for higher prices. 1t isn't his fault
that some things are more expensive
these days -. but you can thank him
for helping to keep 50 many prices
down to pre-war levels!
You can help, too-by buying only
from reputable dealers-by avoiding
the Black Market like the plague it
is-and most important, by buying
only the quantities you need!
PsbisbsS ~ . Public SNryes b.
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League Holds Picnic
DESPITE Bad Weather
AN UNS YIN PATHETIC

AN UNS YMPAT II E T c
weatherman could not discour-
age the members of the Presby-
T. IN Westminster League, who
gathered last evening at the
home of Mrs. Howard Fenton on
Riverside drive for the annual
picnic.
Fifty members were present
and enjoyed roasting hot dogs
steaks and hamburgs. Hostesses
assisting Mrs. Fenton were MRS.
George Pingel, Mrs. David Mil
lar, Mrs. Dorland Smith, Mrs.
Dewey Compton and Mrs. FLOYD
Rosso. The next meeting will be
Sept. 10.
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Births at St. Joseph's

CPL. AND MRS. JOSEPH j.
GISCH, Romeo, daughter,
Mary 10, June 4.
MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH p.
ST. JOHN, ST. Clair shoes, son,
June 3.
PFC. AND MRS. JOSEPH F.
SIMUNIC, East Detroit, a son,
Keith Francis, June 3.
MIR. AND MRS. LESTER l..
B A ID WIN, 2069 Broadacre,
Mount Clemens a son, Charles
Lee, June 2.
MIR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS F..
BERGER, Warren, a son, June 2.
MIR. AND MRS. DANIEL F.
VANDEN BOSSCHE, JR., 535
Clio, Mount Clemens, son,
David William. June ..
MIR. AND MRS. DONALD F.
CHALTRON, Romeo, daugh-
ter, Judith Ann. June 2.
MIR. AND MRS. THOMAS l..
WOODMAN, Roseville. son,
Richard Charles. June |.
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WkA the Color,

} further medical treatment, and
is still convalescing, Two broth
erS are also in service, Pfc. Don
aid. a guard at the Prisoner of
War camp al Marston, Mo. and
Kenneth, seaman lie, stationed
at the naval air station. Daytona
Beach, Fla.
JOSEPH j. BELOWSKY, sea-
man [, has arrived home TO
spend a 30-day furlough at 1870
Dickinson avenue, after 20
months duty with the Seabees
on Attu in the AleutianS.
1T. AND MRS FRED X
DELL and daughter Susan Kaye
have returned from visit of 10
days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs George Dell in Hamilton,
Ont 1t. Dell is on leave from
his naval duties until June 20.
CYRIL DEGROVE, S &C, ar
rived home Monday night 10
spend his nine day boot leave
with his wife and three sons,
Charles, Robert and Richard at
their home on South Highland
avenue.
JOSEPH c. BEUSCHLEIN,
gunner's mate > c, has return
cd TO Great Lakes, H., after
spending his boot leave with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jack
Beuschlein, South River road.
+. LEE SMITH, seaman &C,
is home after boot training at
Great Lakes, H., visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs E. G..
Smith, Jr., l56 South Highland
avenue.
1T. q. g MARTIN BOB
CEAN, USNR, is convalescing
from pneumonia at a naval hos
pital at Pearl Harbor, relatives
here have learned.
WORD comes from Kansas
City, Mo-, that on May 7 1t.
Carol d. Woods was released
from the army to inactive duty
status, to become a pilot for
TWA. He was not released on
the point system, and will not
receive an actual discharge UNI
til the termination of the war.
He was released by the army
under the plan whereby the
army is returning planes, and
pilots whe have been overseas
to the\various airlanes who at
the beginning of the war sup
piled the army with planes and
pilot instructors. While Mr..
Woods is receiving his training
in Kansas City, he and Mrs.
Woods Dune Flory) are living
with friends at 1896 Walrond.
THE AIR MEDAL, for meri-
torious achievement in aerial
combat, has been awarded to lst.
1t. Donald <. Adams, pa, whose
wife, the former Mary Lewark,
and ll-months-old son Donald
E., Jr., live at IT'S Beuland ave-
nue.. 1t. Adams is a graduate of
Western Michigan College at
Kalamazoo. He joined the AAF
in November, 1912. as an enlist
ed man at Nashville, Tenn, and
was commissioned in August,
1913. Mrs. Adams and their
son are spending some time in
Painted Post, N. Y, visiting the
lieutenants parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. d. Adams.
PVT. NICHOLAS MIGHION,
10. has been awarded the COM
bat Infantryman's Badge for par
ticipation in the campaign in
Czechoslovakia, according 10
press release Son of MIR. and
Mrs. Gus Mighion, 70 Miller
street, he has been in service II
months, overseas since February.
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Wedding Held
in Florida

NEWS COMES today of the
recent marriage of Jacquelynn
Ruth Awgle OF Tacoma, Wash,
and Kenneth Paul Baker, sea-
man l/c, USNR, son Of Mr., and
Mrs. Pearl Baker, 293 South
Broadway.
The double-ring ceremony
took place at Calvary Baptist
church, Daytona Beach, Fla, the
evening of May "a.
The couple is living at 1873
North Beach street. Daytona
Beach while the bridegroom is
stationed at the naval air station
nearby.
MIR. AND MRS. TED LEON
ARDSON spent Monday visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Height and
family in New Haven.
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Mothers

MOTHERS Of young chill
dren who will enter public
school next Fall are requested
TO bring their children to
Mount Clemens High school,
Room 1913, any time between
10 am. and 4 pm. before
June Is. Mrs. Jessie King,
school nurse is conducting
school examinations.
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Postponed

THE ANNUAL birthday din
ner of WSCS Group /, which
was set for Thursday at the
home OF Mrs. Grace Mclnnis, has
been postponed until further no.
tlce, it is announced today.
CAROL FOLEY entertained
at personal shower honoring
Kathryn Brew Monday evening,
at the Foley home on Elizabeth
road. Miss Brew will marry Carl
Rocker early in July.
MRS. ARTHUR CONKLIN,
81 Stapleton street, is a patient
at Mount Clemens General Hos
pital, convalescing from recent
operation.
mcnts.
MRS. Aida LEGG OF Len
non is the houscguest of her
niece, Mrs. David Rouleau, ga
Ahrcns street, for severa
weeks.
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Service Men Home
on Furlough, Leave

ALVIN KAFLIK, Utica, to
June 10.
1t. JEAN II. OSBORNE,
ANC, Utica, TO June II.
GEORGE j. IGNASIAK, Ro-
chester, to June 9.
PVT. MURRAY WILPAN,
100 Cass avenue, TO June l6.
RICHARD n. SARNS, SO
Kendrick avenue, TO June 9.
DONALD WARREN, 93 Ken.
drick avenue, to June 9.
1T. WILLIAM j. STALTER,
285 Euclid avenue, TO June 10.
LEE DALLIN, Utica, to June
%.
PFC. VICTOR J. JACHIMO-
WICZ, New Haven. TO June 30.
HENRY SCHANS. Utica, to
June 80.
1T MILDRED NJ. FLORY,
ANC, New Baltimore, to June
80.
HARRY SCHULTZ, 19430
Williams, to June Is.
PVT. BEN LIEBERMAN, ia
Cass avenue, 10 June II.
THOMAS TROMBLEY, Mt.
Clemens. to June 30.
LOUIS KARL LIEBZEIT, Jr.,
New Haven. TO June g.
CT A Rk AYLSWORTH, 9
Garden Drive. TO July l.
THOMAS j. ARBRON, ROM
60, TO June 10.
RICHARD ZRYD, Richmond,
to June Is.
KENNETH BULL, Route ..
to June 10.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

Mia najmanj ducat ladij in pri-
zadjala resno Skodo vitalnim
vojnim industrijam.
Nimitz cestitaI admiralOma
Nimitz je cestital admiralu A.
R. Spruance-u, poveljniku pete
ga b r O dow a, in podadmiralu
Marku A. Mitscherju, XII je vodil
napad S krova maticnih ladii, ma
njuni "odlocilni zmagi," XII je BIZ
Ia izvedena S popolnin taktic-
MIN presenecenjem "a sovrazne
sile.
Kadar Amerikanci ustanoviio
svoje baze ma TWO Jima, bodo
ameriska letala srednjega kali
bra prvic v stanu vprizarjati ma
pade ma japonsko prestolnico.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
Krogla IL avtomobila
zadela dekle ma ulici

Ko+ je 16 let stara Carmelita
Ventriglio, stanujoca ma 1860 w.
81 St., v soboto oh $3.50 v sprefn-
stvu neke prijateljice korakala
po w. "A St., je bila zadeta in
resno ranjena cd krogle, o kate
ri Sc sodi, da je bila izstreljena
nanjo il nekega mimo vozecega
avtomobila. V bolnici so zdraI-
niki izjavili, da je krogla sla
skozi njen levi box in da je ME
no stanje kriticno.
Mladenki sta bill ma poti ma
Piles v Ceskem narodnem domu
ma 4314 Clark Ave. in sta ODE
zaposleni V oblacilni tovarni Jo-
seph & Feiss Co.. Policija sedaj
isce avtomobil, liz katerega je
bill oddan strel ma mladenko, XII
je izjavila, da nina pojma, Ia
kaj bi kdo streljal nanjo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
CECELIA KURET

Kot smo v soboto porocali, je
preminila Cecilia kuret, preje
Yakos, rojena Kregar, v staro-
sti 65 let. Stanovala je ma 157O5
Holmes Ave. Donna je bila il St.
Vida pri Ljubljani, odkoder je
prisla v Ameriko pred 40 lett.
Bila je clanica podruznice st. 10
SzZ in Altarnega drustva. Tu-
kaj zapusca zalujocega soproga
Jakoba, hcer Josephine, poroce-
no Esner, in pet sinov: Joseph,
Frank in John Yakos ter Jack
Kuret, v Fly Creek, N. Y. pa
Anthony Yakos, in sestro Mari
jo v start domovini. Pogreb Sc
DO vrsil v torek OBJ 9. uri zjutraj
il pogrebnega zavoda August F.
Svetek v cerkev Marie Vnebo-
vzete in nato ma Calvary poko-
palisGe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

Invazijo otoka, XII predstavlja
prvi korak "a invazijo japonske
celine, je danes admiral Chester
w. Nimitz uradno naznanil.
Ostra bitka ma obreziu
Ameriski marini so sc izkrcali
ma TWO Jima danes zjutraj.
Medtem ko uradno porocilo ne
navaja podrobnosti invazije, pa
je neki correspondent, XII Sc je iz-
krcal cetami, javil, da Sc vrsi
ma obrezju ostra bitka.
Poprej je admiral Nimitz ma
znanil, da so ameriska letala, XII
SO tekom petka in sobote bom-
bardirala japonske instalacije v
okolici Tokija in Jokohame, uni
ella 500 japonskih letal, pogrez-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
|Amerikonci 50 priceIi
invaziiii 10 otokoIwo Jimo
Dolgoletni sodnik
Virgil Terrell urnrl

V ST. Johns bolnisnici je umrl
v soboto Virgil J. Terrell, XII je
bill mestni, okrajni in prizivni
sodnik v Clevelandu cd leta 1919
do 1910, ko ga je porazil seda-
Mi prizivni sodnik Lee E. Skeel.
Bill je 63 let star. Bolan je bill
skoro leto dni.
Pokojni je vse svoje zivljenje
bival ma zapadni strani mesta,
bill je demokrat in katolican ter
zapusca tri 'sinove in tri hcere.
Diva sinova sta zdravnika, eden
pa je odvetnik. Hcere so poroce-
ne in zivijo v Clevelandu. Bill je
16krat start oce. Njegov brat
Thomas l.. Terrell je klerk
okrajnega volilnega odbora.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
F. D. r. Sc je ma
pOti dOmOV menda
ustavil v Franciijjii

LONDON, II. februar-
ia. - Kje Sc sedaj nahaja
predsednik Roosevelt i'm da-
Ii Sc bo na povratku do
NOV kje ustavil, nj v javnO-
sti nicesar znanega. Mnogo
Sc je ugibalo, da Sc utegne
predsednik ustaviti v TIA
liji, oziroma v Rimu, kjer
je incl baje govoriti s pa
pezem, ampak Ia DONNIE
va je bila ocividno napac-
na. Mic gotovega Sc tudi
ne We glede vesti, da Sc bo
Roosevelt pred povratkom
d0mOv ustavil v Parizu in
tam govoril . gen. De Gau-
llOm.
Emo zadnjih nepotrjenih
vesf, prayi, da Sc je pred
sednik $ sv ojim sprem-
stv0m ustavil v Marseil-
lesu ma franc0ski Rivieri.
Porocilo, ki je ugibaIo o
mogocem sestanku pred
sednika Roosevelta S pa
pezem, je domneval0, da u
tegne Roosevelt priprayiti
Tia = izboij jsanje Odnosa-
Jew med Sow jetsko unijo in
Vatilkanom. TuIksjsnjl kro-
q pa sedaj izjayljajo, da
jo bila tozadevna vest brez
v1alke podlage
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

stranke, kadar bo nacizem v
Nemeiji porazen.
Vladne oblasti imajo dokaze,
il. katerih je razvidno, da je Fa-
langa, kakor sc imenuje fash
stiena stranka v spaniji, podpi-
hovala k plemenskim izgredom,
do katerih je prislo v raznih
mestih v Zed. drzavah.
Jose Del Gastano, spanski
generalni konzul ma Filipinih je
bill pred napadom ma Pearl
Habor in je Sc vedno agent v
sluzbi Japoncev. On je dal ja-
ponskim poveljnikom i'm e n a
Amerikancev, XII so najbolj So
vrazni Japoncem. Ia svoje delo
je cd Japonske sprejel najvisje
odlikovanje, je izjavil kongres-
mix.
Poraz nacijev ne bo incl pome-
ma, ak0 Ostane faSiZem
spaniji
Koristilo nam ne bo popol-
noma mic, ako porazimo nacije
" Nemciji, ako .jih tudi ne po-
razimo v spaniji," je izjavil
kongresnik.
"Nemci danes lastujejo 80
procentov vse industrije, in tr-
govine v spaniji. Mi ne moreno
imeti dobrih sosedskih odnosa-
jew z juzno-ameriskimi dezela-
mi, ako Jim ne pokazemo, da
imamo posteno vero v demokra-
clio in nastopimo realisticno S
spanijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
RDEfA v0J5kA
pR0DIRA PRO-
Il SAk50N5kI
Zavezniske sile ma
zapadni 'front.' So
pripravljajo "a udar

LONDON, 10. februarja. -
Ruske cete, XII prodirajo proti
Baltiku, so yceraj obkolile trd-
niavsko mesto Grudziaz OBJ vi
81, 81 mill JUNO cd Gdanska,
medtem ko je Berlin naznanil,
da SO druge sovjetske sile pro-
drle ma postojanke, XII Sc naha-
jajo samo Is mill cd Goeritza,
7rugega najveejega mesta v
sleziji, kar pomeni, da sc Rde-
ca vojska nahaja v neposredni
blizini saksonske meje.
Ma 'front.' JUNO cd Berlina je
armada marsala Koneva zavze-
la zelezniski center Sagan, XII
lei sc mill 'od nemske presto
lice.
PARIZ, 18. februarja. - Ka-
nadcani in Amerikanci so danes
nadaljevali prodiranjem v
Nemcijo v prvem stadiju bor-
be, o kateri sc je marsal Mont
gomery izrazil, da predstavlja
"zadnji in zakljucni spopad" z
oborozenimi silami Nemcije.
mi hocemo in bono Nemci-
j zadali zadnji udarec", je re-
kel british poveljnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

Kongresnik Coffee, XII je av-
tor resolucije, XII poziva drzav-
nj department Zed. drzav "a
prelom diplomatskih odnosa-
jew S Francovim fasisticnim re-
zimom v spaniji, je izjavil, da
je drz vne m u departmental
predlozil dokumentarne doka-
re o Francovi zavratnosti.
Submarine il spanskih baz "a
lagajo nemske posadke
Kongresnik je dale izjavil,
da nemske posadke, XII imajo
Sc vedno v oblasti vazne fran
coske luke ma atlantski obali,
so zalagane z vojnimi potreb-
scinami nemskimi submarine,
XII imajo svoje baze v Spaniji.
Coffee je cznacil POMONA
drzavna tajnika J. c. Holmesa
in James G.. Dunna kot pogla-
vitna zagovornika "apizarske
politike" napram gen, Francu
in je rekel, da sta ona diva v
prvi vrsti odgovorna, da diplo-
matski odnosaji 8 fasisticno
spanijo se MISC bill pretrgani.
Franco kot orodje nemskih
nacijev
Kongresnik Coffee je med
drugim prisel ma dan z nasled-
mimi obtozbami:
spanija, in skozi ME JUNO
ameriske drzave, Sc pripravlja-
10 kot baza "a obnovo nacijske
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
Vesti IL zivljenja
a11eriSskih Slovenceu

JOhnstoWn, Pa. - Dne rs.
januarja je po dvodnevni bo-
lezni umrl Marko Grgurich,
star Sc let. Donna je bill il vasi
Kusevice pri Karlovcu ma Hr-
vatskem, kjer zapusca zeno in
hcer, Ameriki pa par odda-
ljenih sorodnikov. - Dne 20.
januarja je po vecmesecni bo-
lezni umrl v bolnisnici Frank
Zalar, star okrog 60 let in do
ma il Cerknice (po domace O.
brezov). V Ameriki je bill cez
40 let. Zapusca zeno, sest hce-
ra in tri sinove, cd k teri h
so trije V armadi (eden je bill
ranjen in Sc nahaja v bolnisni-
ci v Angliji). - IL Italije Sc je
oglasil Tom Briefly, XII je bill
pozvan v armada pred letom.
Bridgeport, O. Il vojaske
bolnisnice je prisel ma dopust
James Flash, XII Sc je udelezil
|invazije Francije in vsled moe
ne eksplozije granat izgubil
sluh.
Milwaukee. V armada je
bill 20. januarja poklican STAN
ley Q. Rozic, sin druzine Jacob
Roxic. Donna zapusca zeno IN
stiriletnega sina, kakor tudi
hrata.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
ALOIS ARHAR

Vceraj zjutraj je umrl ma svo-
jem domu, zadet Cd srcne kapi,
poznani Alois Arhar, star 72 let,
stanujod na 1887 p. Al st. Bill je
vdovec. zena mu je umrla pred
25 lett. Donna je bill il vasi Viz
marie, ST. Vid pri Ljubljani,
kjer zapusca vec bratov in So
rodnikoy. Tukaj je bival 40 let
IN je bill po poklicu mizar. Dolgo
let je poprayljal orglje, katere
je tudi 20 cerkvah Y Clevelandu
'in okolici inStaliral. Bill je clan
drrlStva Perry Tent 5t. 11O3 Z.
N. Tukaj zapuSca dve h6eri,
Lois il Christine ter sestro Jen-
nie Bixjal U dowlands. Pa,
il WI sorod nikoy. Pogreb q b