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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-05-17
ArmOrsville

Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Montgomery
are the proud parents of a new son
born Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Hilty, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Young and family were
Sunday dinner guests of M. and
Mrs. Olen Friedly of Dunkirk.
Sgt. and Mrs. Robt Motter of
Dayton were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Montgom-
cry and daughter. Afternoon callers
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Mertz, Mr..
and Mrs. James Mertz of Ada.
Mrs. Carl McCafferty, Miss Mar
garet Guider called on Lewis Kahler
of Ada Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Hauenstein
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rolly
Moser and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Schwartzler were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Hauenstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Holmes, Mr..
and Mrs. Shirley Nonnamaker were
Friday evening supper guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Moore and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyd Turner called
at the Levi Hauenstein home one
day last week
Mr.a nd Mrs. Harry Moore and
family called Sunday afternoon al
the Ray Nonnamaker home.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-05-17
Angling Activities

We Day was case of mass sur
render for certain anglers at the
Buckeye. Of the many fisherman
frequenting the quarry Jesse Manges
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-05-17

Included in this years program
are such features as Big Burma, said
to be the largest performing elephant
on earth; Georgia Lake, tiny mite
of humanity who literally shakes dice
with death in the extreme top of the
high circus tent.
Acker and Silverlake, aerialists su-
preme; the Great Stanley, wizard of
the wire; Mills Bros. famous liberty
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-05-17

]. f. Harris, Leon Hauenstein, Fay
Isham, Gerald Clever, H. III. Rickiy,
w. G. Carr, Ed Lape, w. w. Arnold,
C. V. Stonehill, Oliver Steiner, Lester
Niswander, Guy Anderson, Wilbur
Fish, Don Forche, Pappy Forche, A.
]. Lutterbein, William Lutterbein,
Walter Amstutz, J. ]. Luginbuhl, John
Manahan, Gail F. Arnold, Paul f.
Stoodt, Alvin Lamb, Norman Triplett,
Dan Tripplehorn, Gene Benroth, Ed
gar Root, Johnnie Bracy, Aldine Kohl,
Lowell Schaublin, Jess Manages, Char
ley Manages, Sam Stepleton, Dallas
H. Berry, Carl Mumma, Bill Edwards,
R. K. Cooney, Harry Shrider.
If any other members wish to con-
tribute toward purchase of additional
loads of fish leave your dollar at Sam
Stepleton's, Carl Mumma Electric
shop, Dillman News Stand, Vans Ser
vice Corner, or Don Forche grocery.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-05-17
Bluffton Saddle Horse Club Pur-
chases Schmidt's Field

In a movement to expand the re-
creational facilities of the Bluffton
Saddle Horse Club, the organization
has purchased from Mrs. George
Schmidt the pasture field known as
Schmidt's Field, located adjacent to
Vance street in Bluffton.
This field has for years been the
show grounds for the many circus
and tent shows visiting the communi-
ty. Years ago Buttons major ath-
letic contests were held on the field.
The Saddle Club officers have pur-
chased the field which constitutes 3d.
80 acres for the sum of $500. A de-
velopment program will be inaugural
ed Immediately and future plans will
include tree planting program, the
building of club house, and addition
al equipment to further the recreation
of riding.
A committee consisting of Donivan
Stratton, Arthur Swank and Roy Rog-
ers made the deal for the organiza-
tion.
Membership in the organization is
open to any person interested in this
type of recreation.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-05-17
Electric Brooders

Electric lamps recently developed
for other purposes may be used as
the heating element In electric
brooders. These lamps are the l5o-
watt protector or reflector food
lamps and the 25o-watt R-40 bulb
drying lamps. All OF them project
infra-red or radiant heat rays In ad-
dition to light rays.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-05-17

Ralph Patterson, fishing contest di-
rector, announces that two more bands
have been turned in, bringing the tot
al to 13 to date in the Bluffton Fishing
Derby.
Jesse Manages snagged bass No.
23668B emitting him to 81 in trade
at Ruff's sc to $1.00 store. Crappie
No. 23698B sponsored by the Superior
Sporting Goods Store, High street,
Lima, was also hooked by Manages
which entities him to one dozen flies
as the prize.
There remain 139 tagged fish in the
Derby waiting for some lucky ang-
Ter. Get busy folks and let's go fish
ing, you might be the next lucky per-
son.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-05-17

All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the exhibition of Mills
Brothers Circus at Schmidt's Field,
Saturday, June 2, under the auspices
of the Bluffton Community Sports
mems Club.
Mills Bros. circus comes here from
successful engagements in large east
ern cities. It's personnel and per-
formance are well recognized in the
circus world.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-05-17

Lengthen Dress
II you want to add length to a
plain, long waisted crepe dress, in
sert q band of grosgrain ribbon at
the waistline. An attractive belt will
cover the spliced spot.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-17
DRINK KINU BLACK LABEL!
APPLICATION NOTICE

Applications for the position of City Assessor and Inspector are being received by the City Clerk. Applicant accepted by the City will assume the duties of City Assessor, Fire and Sanitary Inspector. This office will be mainly responsible for adjusting inequalities in the tax roles and enforcing the new Sanitary Ordinance.
 c. L. POPEJOY, Q0,089-t6) City Clerk.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-17
Louise Is
 Bound South

Steamer Princess Louise arrived in Juneau this morning at ' o'clock with 35 passengers from Skagway. Shortly after g o'clock she sailed southward with AZ passengers for Seattle 5 for Vancouver, IA, Ketch- ikan, for Wrangen and l for Prince Rupert.
 Passengers arriving here from Skagway were George Hunter, Thomas Weaver, MT. and Mrs. Rub- cracker, A. Van Mavern, MT. and Mrs. P. F. Shattuck, Mrs. Holbrook, William Wilson. Alice Edwards, Mrs. E. A. Ramsey, H. Riewe, Col. Norris, Ruth Sawyer, Mrs. J. Widdell, Mar garet Welsh, MT. and Mrs. John Feero Louis Rapuzzi A. M Brown, H. Fraser, Y. LamereauX, Sgt. O. Rcok, Sgt. J. Dodson, Sgt. R. w.. Reekston, Cpl. Crawford, Sgt. Had ley, MT. and Mrs. R, C. Fries, MT and Mrs. F. Boss, Dora Johns, Mrs. Misoff, F. H. Phelps, Mrs. Willard.
 Those leaving for Seattle were as follows: Louis Celli, Dearld Likens, John Lockmer, Francisco Ramos, F. E. Strom, Orrin Kaiser.
 Burr S. Weber, Claude c. Carne- gie, Ida Carnegie. Susanne Taylor, Abner Anderson, John Nolan, Doris Strom, Karen Strom, Stanley Strom.
 Elizabeth S. Davis, Frances B. zuba, Virginia Gholson, Helen Buck, Nellie Eriksen, Bettie King, Lois Ringquist, Blora Moore, Dayton Fleek, Alvera Fleek, w. w. Petit john.
 War Perkins, w. s. Pullen, Mrs. w. s. Pullen, Lloyd w. Warner, Sgt. E. A. Sundsten, Mrs. E. A. Sundsten, Sgt R. E. Beaumont, Mrs. R. E. Beaumont
 Ina Moore, Winifred Warehouse. Patricia Burnett, Gill Nordling, Der nice Nordling, Jos. A. Williams, Nora A. Williams, Irene P. Williams, Don- aid M. Williams, Ben Goldberger.
 For Ketchikan: MT and Mrs. O. l.. Ellenwood MT. and Mrs. J. B. Cald- well, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Kamm and child, H. B. Crewson, G. M. Kelly, Catherine Anderson, Joseph Hart, A.. G. Watkins and w. M. Mccall.
 For Wrangell. Mrs. G. Fabricius, w. H. Knape, Mrs w. Willard, J. w. Guckcr, and H. M. Olsen.
 For Vancouver: Carol M. Carlson, Judith Carlson, Catherine OConnor and Joef Brownlee.
 William Canas was the only pas senger bound for Prince Rupert.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Allied Air CdptiVes
Redth Bucharest

LONDON. Feb. y QNS)-The
British foreign office announced
yesterday that a party Of Ameri-
can and British airmen arrived in
Bucharest. Romania, Dec. % after
being evacuated from Yugoslavia
by Red Army troops under
Marshal Mallnovsky.
Most Of the Americans had
bailcd out or made forced landings
in YugoSlavia after raids on
Austria and Hungary
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
23B Billions
Cost of War

WASHINGTON. Feb. y tINSl
Secretary of the Treasury Nor
genthau announced today that the
total cost of the war since Pearl
Harbor had been S23S, ,000, 900, 000
about seven times the total cost
or World War I through June 30,
1919.
Morgenthau, in a radio broad
cast, sponsored by the AFL
pointed out that Gen. Marshall
army chief of staff, had reported
that more supplies were sent tc
L. S. armies in Europe alone in
two months than were sent dur
ing the entire first world war
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
bus Strikers
Tie Up Plants
Times Photo

CHICAGO, Feb. u GNS)-
Officers of the Army Sixth Serv-
ice Command joined today with
bus lines and union officials in an
effort 70 settle strike which
jeapordizes production in scores
of war plants in the nearby Fox
River Valley
Seventy-three bus drivers
struck yesterday because of the
refusal Of the WLB 10 grant them
a company ny-approved increase of
six cents an hour. The tie-up af-
fected Aurora. North Aurora, FL
gin. St Charles, Batavia and
Geneva
Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Voice Awaits
Draft Status
international Photo

NEW YORK, Feb. II GNS)-
Frank Sinatra was on his way
back 10 Hollywood today-at
least temporarily-while his Jer-
Scy City draft board studied find
ings OF an army medical board
which viii determine whether he
will stay in Az.
The draft board was reported
10 have given Sinatrs permission
20 return 10 the coast until his
draft status is settled. since under
the regulations he will have 2l
days 10 return 10 Jersey City u
drafted for military service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
81 Hurt as Express
Crashes Into Freight

REDLANDS, Cal. Feb. Il
(INS)-Thirty-four persons were
under treatment today for in
juries received in head-on col
lision between the Southern Pa
cities Californian. weStbound
from Chicago. and freight
train.
Willard JoSlyn Of Glendale, Cal,
fireman on the freight train, was
the only one badly hurt He Suf-
fered severe burns from hot oil
and steam.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Climax Near
On nNeWSpriint
Detroit rime. Washington RErsAa

WASHINGTON, Feb. PA
showdown in the House rules COM
mittee over recreation OF the
Boren committee, which during
the last Congress conducted i'm
portant Investigations into the
newSprint situation, IS expected
this week.
Rep. Halleck (Rl Of Indiana to-
day indicated he would ask for a
vote in the rules group on A res
olution introduced nearly a month
ago by Rep. Borcn ID Of Okla
home 10 re-eStabliSh the commit
tap
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Injured When Thrown
Beneath Freight Car

Pitched from a coupling between
two freight cars when the train
started suddenly, Alexander Da-
Wis. "a, of 1863 Russell. yesterday
lost the toes OF one foot. Police
SAID he had climbed between the
cars which were blocking traffic
at Dequindre and Hale. He IS in
Receiving Hospital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Church Leader Group
Are Killed by Womb
International Photo

LONDON, Feb-12- UPl "A
number of leaders of the Presby-
terian Church of England, includ-
ing its general secretary, the Rev.
w. T. Elmslie, were killed recently
by V-bomb in southern England,
II was revealed today.
The Bomb landed in front of a
hall where a church conference
was being held.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
ALLOTMENT DEFENDED

The state department defended
an allotment of 5000 tons OF
paper TO French publishers on the
grounds that It was necessary 10
maintain the existence OF the
French press The French press
has since been engaging in a bitter
denunciation of the United States
for not including Gen. De Gaulle
in the Big Three conference.
Despite criticism by Boren and
Brown, and the hostile attitude OF
the French press, new ALLEGATIONS
of newsprint for publishers there
have been asked by federal agen-
les for the next quarter.
The Boren committee. II recon-
stituted, would add meaSureably
TO the data now being sought at
the request of Senator Ferguson
(R) of Michigan by the war in
veStigatlng committee Of the Sen
ate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
MANY APPEALS SENT

Members Of Congress arc receiv-
ing appeals that the Boren com
aittee inquire into the necessity
Of further drastic cuts IN news
print threatened for the next
quarter OF l945. but the Boren
committee expired with the pro-
vlouS Congress.
Resistance 10 reformation Of
the committee developed, oddly,
at the time Reps Borcn and
Brown tR) Of Ohio protested to
the state department against allo-
cation of large tonnagcs of news
print TO foreign interests in
France
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-13
Commissioner Files
In Battle Creek Race

Commissioner Paul Ricketts,
will seek reelection in the COM
ing city election al which two
commissioners and a mayor will
be elected. He is the only aSpirant
who has filed petitions 10 date
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30
Nou grob
MARY STAMFEL

Kot smo re vceraj porocali, je
umrla Maria stamfel. Rojena je
bila v vasi Caber, fara Draga,
ter je bila tri leta stara, ko so jo
starsi pripeljali v Amerfko. Po-
leg soproga Antona, donna il
Osenice, zapusca tukaj diva 81
nova, Franka in Pvt. Andreja,
XII je bill ma 'front.' ranjen ter sc
sedaj zdravi v Grille vojaski boil
nisnici, diva brata, John in Jo-
seph Wolfe, stiri sestre: Mrs.
Julio Novak, Mrs. Vero Benci-
ma, Mrs. Katharine Dolinar in
Miss Emmo Wolfe, ter tri vnu-
ke. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v soboto
zjutraj oh 7:30 uri IL pogrebne-
ga zavoda A. Grdina in sinovi,
1858 E. 62- St., ter oh 8. uri v
cerkev sv. Vida in nato ma Cal
vary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30
LEWIS IN. GREEN
PRIPOROCATA VISJE
MEZDE. KRAJSE URE

WASHINGTON, 20. augusta
-Vceraj sta izpricevala pred
kongresnim odsekom John L.
Lewis in William Green, XII sta
priporocala zvisanje delavskih
mezd in krajsi delovni dan kot
sredstvo "a prepreeenje brezpo-
selnosti V povojni dobi.
Pred odsekom je nastopil kot
prica prilog zakonu "a polno
zaposlenost tudi trgovinski tai
mix Henry A. Wallace, XII je re-
kel, da ako privatna industrija
ne DO zaposlila ljudi, XII zelijo de-
lati, DO sistem privatnega last
nistva moral narediti prostor
drugacni ekonomski uredbi..
Ia predloga predstavlja mai
mani, kar Sc mora napraviti pod
obstojecimi razmerami, je rekel
bivsi podpredsednik, ako Sc ho-
ce ohraniti sistem privatnega
lastnistva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30
Kongres nj zadoyolen poroeilom 0
Pearl Harborju; zahteva zaslisanje

WASHINGTON, 20. augusta
Vprasanje, kako je prislo do
katastrofe v Pearl Harborju, z
objavo porocila armade in NOR
narice ocividno Sc nj zakljuceno.
Nocoj SO clani kongresa pri-
sli ma dan zahteva1ni ma pred
sednika Trumana "a odreditev
vojaskih procesov in "a druga
javna zaslisanja, pri katerih boz
do imeli armadni in mornaricni
castniki, XII 50 v porocilu kriti-
zirani, priliko povedati svojo
stran.
Med clani kongresa obstoja
obcutek, da se nj prisla na dan
visa resnica, da odgovornost "a
katastrofo se ii .dokoncno ugo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30

tovljena, in da interest dezele in
pravicnost onih, XII so pod kriti-
ko, zahteva nadaljno akcijo.
Razpolozenje med Glani kon-
gresa je izrazil nocoj v radij-
skem govoru kongresnik An
drew j. May, demokrat il Ken
tuckyja in predsednik odseka "a
vojaske zadeve v poslanski zbor-
nici, 10 je izjavil, da Sc mora
nuditi generalu Shortu IN admi-
ralu Kimmelu, ii sta bila powell
nika v Pearl Harborju oh 1asu
napada, ipolna, pravicna in
kompletna prilika, da javno
povesta, kar jima je znano o IL
stem usodnem dnevu Z. decem-
bra i041, 10 SO Japonci udarili
Y Pearl Harborju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30
Ameriski kapitalisti SO
tudi Zainteresirani

Kakor sc razume, DO korpora-
cija v kratkem obdrzala delni-
earsko sejo, ma kateri bodo sta
re delnice preklicane, nakar bo-
do izdane move. Move delnice, "a
katere bi Sc ne nasli kupci, bo-
do najbrze dane ma razpolago "a
nakup ameriskim kapitalistom.
Jugoslovanska vlada je re
proslega oktobra prevzela Bor
rudnike in jih cd takrat naprej
sama obratuje. Francozi so in
formirai marsala Tita, predno
je poslanik Jean Payart pred
Il dnevi dospel v Belgrad kot
novi poslanik, de- smatrajo rud-
mix in vse naprave v MEM "a
francosko lastnino.
Jugoslovani kljub temu NADIA
ljujejo okoli 25-procentnim
obratom rudnika in so odredili,
da Sc vsi francoski usluzbenci
podjetja posljejo domov. Obra-
tovanje rudnika Sc vrsi pod
upravo posebnega delavskega
odbora.
Kakor sc razume, DO franco
ski poslanik zavzel stalisee, da
jugoslovanska vlada nina pra-
vice razlastiti tujih interesov,
Francoska kompanija .je, dobila
koncesijo "a izkoriscanje rudni-
ka Bor leta 1903 in v veljavi je
imela ostati do leta 1860. Sedaj,
ko so delnice, katere so pogra-
bill Nemci, vracajo francoskim
lastnikom, DO francoska vlada
ocividno zahtevala, da Jugosla.
via bodisi plaza doloceno cenc
"a delnice, ali pa da rudnik vr.
ne francoski kompaniji.
Britskih rudnikov v Trepci SC
MISC Nemci nikdar polastili
Francozi pravijo, da nj med
Bor in Trepca rudniki sedaj z
legalnega stalisca nobene raz-
like. .,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30
800 arneriSkih cd
|. 1912 pogresanih
mornarjev najdenih

9 WASHINGTON, 20. augusta.
- Ena izmed misterij vojne ma
Pacifiku je bila danes razvozla-
ma, ko je podpolkovnik Nicol
Smith cd urada "a strategicno
sluzbo odkril, da je bilo v ne
KEN japonskem taboru "a vojne
ujetnike v Thailandu (Siamu)
najdenih 800 ameriskih mornar-
jew, XII so brez sledu izginili, ko
je bila II. februarja 1912 ma
Pacifiku torpedirana krizarka
Houston.
To je prvo porocilo, XII je od-
krilo, da je bill kak del posadke
ma krovu omenjene krizarke re-
Sen, toda izjemo naznanila, XII
ga je podal polk. Smith, nj O
tenn uradno mic drugega znane-
ga.
Znano pa je, da je pred nekaj
tedni pet mornarjev uslo il ujet-
niskega tabora in Sc pridruzilo
gerilcem v Thailandu, XII so ope-
rirali pod vodstvom zastopnikov
urada "a strategicno sluzbo. Ii
mornarji so prinesli prvo poro-
clio O resenem delu posadke.
Polk. Smith je izjavil, da bo-
do ameriske sile v teku nekaj
dni pripeljale prezivele NOR
marie IL tabora, med tenn pa Sc
tia posilja zivez, zdravnike in
bolnicarke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30
NaSi fantje-vojaki
II

K mornarici je odsel II. avgu-
sta Paul Jerina, sin Mr.. in Mrs.
Krist Stokel, Donna Ave. Naha-
ia sc v Great Lakes, Ill. Paul je
ze tretji sin druzine pri NORMA
rici. Edward Stokel pohaja Mid
shipments Solo v Columbia uni
verzi, New York, N. Y, in En-
sign Stan Stokel sc pa nahaja
kot pomozni oficir "a popravo
ma ladji v Filipinih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30

re je incl gen. Marshall kot ma
celnik armadnega staba."
Zakaj je kritiziran bivsi
drzavni tajnik Hull
Kakor znano, Sc je v casu, ko
so Japonci napadli Pearl Har-
Dor in zadali ameriski mornari-
ci ma Pacifiku strahovit udarec,
nahajala v Washingtonu Japon-
ska misija. Tel misiji, pravi po-
roeilo, je drzavni tajnik Hull
koncem novembra predlozil W.
sto zahtev kot pogoj "a izrav-
navo razlik med Ameriko in ia
ponsko.
Bistvo teh zahtev je bilo, da
sc mora Japonska umakniti IL
teritorijev, katere je iztrgala
ma Daljnem vzhodu. Hull bi mo-
raj Yedeti, da Japonska lahko
zahteve smatra "a ultimatum
in bi bill moral tenn obvestiti
armada in mornarico, ampak on
tega nj storil.
Armada i'm mornarica nista
bill pripravljeni ma vojno
Porocilo tudi odkriva dejstvo,
da sta armada in mornarica OBJ
vestili tajnika HULA, da potre-
bujeta najmanj tri meseca ca
sa, predno bosta pripravljeni "a
oborozeno akcijo ma Daljnem
vzhodu. Drzavni department je
bill opozorjen, da je bila tedaj
japonska mornarica ma Pacifi-
ku mocnejsa cd ameriske, ker
Sc je del ameriske mornarice
nahajal ma Atlantskem oceanu.
V nobenem izmed objavljenih
porocil Sc ne zahteva, da bi Sc
katerega izmed armadnih ali
mornaricnih prvakov postavilo
pred vojasko sodisce. Odgovor-
nj poveljniki, z izjemo gen. Mar
shalla, XII je tarea kritike, so
bill cd tedaj odstavljeni oziro-
ma poslani v pokoj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30

=
GEN. MACARTHUR 49,.
DOSPEL. MA JAPONSKO
s PADALNO PEHOTO

Gen. Macarthur je danes
OBJ 6. uri zjutraj po japon-
skem casu dospel mad ja-
ponsko zrakoplovisce Atsu-
81, in giganticni zracni
transport Sc je takoj pri-
pravil, da pristane ma zem-
Iii. Masna okupacija Japon-
ske Sc je s tenn pricela.
Oh istem casu so Sc anne
risk marini izkrcali ma OBJ
rezju Tokijskega zaliva.
Prva skupina marinov je
stopila ma kopno ma sever
nj obali zaliva, nasproti We
like japOnske mornariske
baze JukOsuka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-30
Novice il Jugos1avije

Skupseina ne priznava
Pefrove oblasti

skupseina ne priznava
Petrove oblasti
BELGRAD, II. avgusta-Na
sinoenem zasedanju Provizori-
cne Narodne Skupscine je pod
predsednik Wade Edward Kar-
deli v imenu Wade podal sle-
deco izjavo:
"Glede izjave kralja Petra, XII
jo je podal po radiju il Londo-
ma 8. tega meseca in $ katero je
odpoklical kraljevske regente,
je vlada demokraticne federativ-
ne Jugoslavije ma svoji danasnji
seji sklenila slede6e: Ma podlagi
pogodbe med tedanjim predsed-
nixon narodnega komiteja osvo-
boditve Jugoslavije marsalom
Titom in premierjem kraljeve
Wade drlem. lvanom SubaSicem,
XII je bila sklenjena v Belgradu
l. novembra 1914 in ko SO jo ce-
lotno odobrile vse velesile US
SR, Zdruzene drzave Amerike in
Velika Britannia, kakor tudi
kralj Peter sam, je kralj prene-
sci kraljevsko oblast ma kraljev-
ske regente 2 dekretom Stew. 81
do dne 20. januarja 1945 in IL
danim v Londonu."
Ko je Kardelj precital omenje.
nj dekret Y celoti, je nadalje-
val: ma podlagi tega akta, ki ga
je podpisal kralj Peter, kakor
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Gen. Marshall In biv$$ii 81 drzz.
tainik Hull nosita delno
odgovornost, trdi poroGGilo

WASHINGTON %. avg. - Predsednik Truman je
danes dal avnos polno poroco katastrofe XII zadea
Zed drzave decembru 1941 Pearl Harboru To poro-
clio katerega je sestavila posebna aradna in mornarc
preiskovana komisija, med ostalm osro krzira ge
nerala George c. Marshala nacelnka armadnega saba,
in poaga del odgovornost amersko neprpravljenost
ko je udarila Japonska tud bvsega drzavnega
tajnka Cordea HULA
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NE BO VAJ

Nocoj Sc ne bodo vrsile vaje
Mad. pew. zbora SID ma Wa
terloo Rd., pac pa jutri vecer
oh navadnem casu. Prosi sc
starse, da opozorijo svoje sino-
We in hcerke, XII imajo vloge, da
pridejo gotovo jutri vecer ma va
lie.
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MA OBISKU

Mrs. Mary Vouk je prisla il
Detroita, Mich, ma dvo-tedenski
obisk k svoji sestri Mrs. Frances
Legat, 1922 Hecker Ave. Memo
dekisko ime je bilo Medved III
je svojecasno zivela " Cleve-
landu. V Detroit sc DO vrnila v
nedeljo. Dobrodosla!
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tudi premier in vsi ministri te'
DAME kraljeve Wade, sta Ma
rodni osvobodilni komite in kra.
ljeva vlada ma skupni konferen'
ci v Belgradu 26. februarja 1945
predlagala sledece osebe " re-
gentski svet :dr. Erdjan Budisav'
ljevic, DIR. Anton Mandic in Du'
San Srnec.
Kralj Peter je sprejel omenje'
nj predlog in podpisal dekret
glede nominacije regentov pod
zaupnim axiom Stew 96 dne 2
marca 1945. Takoj zatem so re
genti podali svoje prisege in for
malno prevzeli dolznosti v
upravljanju kraljevske oblasti
Ma podlagi vsega tega ostane
jo kraljevski regenti edini izvr
sevalci in upravitelji kraljevske
oblasti, dokler ustavna skupsci
ma ne, napravi definitivnega "a
kljucka glede bodoce oblike Via
de in do tedaj ne more kralj Pc
ter ustavno in pravomoeno vr
siti drzavno in kraljevsko oblast
izvzemsi imenovati move regen
te, kot predvideno v pogodbi 2
dne l. novembra 1914, v sluca
.ju smrti ali odstopa ze imeno
vanih regentov."
Po precitanju te izjave je
skupscina nadaljevala 5 svojim
delorn.