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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
HOGAN MAINTAINS
TW0-STROKE LEAN
AT new ORLEANS
Byron Nelson Trails h..
hey Pro For Third
Consecutive Day
BY STAN oPoTowsKy
United Press Sports Writ.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1s-o.
Little Ben Hogan naintains5 =,
owo-stroke lead with 54-hole to+n
OF 2os today as he fired out =.
his second consecutive three urss "
par SO in the third round Of IA.
$500 New Orleans open. Wv
The Hershey, Pa. bantam,
machine-like putting held him -
good stead as he maintained HI.
second round margin over pv.."
Nelson, Of Toledo, O., 1855 i.,s
Ing money winner. 'N
Nelson also shot hi, ,.c,.,
straight So. but trailed in ,s sco:3
place with Oil after the 54,b Y,,.
mark. NO'e
And it seemed as though NeIso,,,
poor start with a one ovsr 49,.
70 the first day will hamper hin,
until the end of this tourname1,
Bunched behind Hogan and NJ.
son We're Harold Jug McSpaden
of Sanford, Me-. and Sammy sns,5
of Hot Springs, Va. Thev ws,s
tied for third place with 215 NJ.
Spaden was two under par wiki
a up today, and Snead shot a,
even-par u.
Jimmy Hines, of Chicago, md
Jim Ferrier, also Of Chicago, were
tied in fourth position with 2l6 :,
the pros roared into tomorrow,
final round of the tournament
Hines shot a Y and Ferrier ;,
10.
Hogan's putter was going gres
guns today with the pressure fully
on, and Little Ben was the frs
to admit this after he skipped Of
the course.
He hung up six brides on his
round, going out with an even pa.
81 for the first nine, and then
coming in with three under pa
IS for the back nine.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17

school and T. T. Hamilton, princi.
pal of the Wilmington school.
In Wilmington, DR.. John T. Hog
gard, chairman of the board OF
education released letter tc
Brogden and Hamilton in which
the board pledged its full supper,
and efforts in clearing the injustice
caused by the reversal Of the asso-
cations authorized agents (Mc-
1ntosho ruling and the publicity
given the case.
Commenting on the publicity
phase, Mcintosh said II would like
to make it clear that we are in
no way attempting to label the
case the result of a dishonest move
by the New Hanover officials. II
is matter of Interpretation of the
rules governing high school play in
North Carolina
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
Lack OF Pitching Aces,
Dodgers Biggest Worry
BY JACK HAND

SANFORD, Fla, Feb. 16.-P)-
Brooklyn doesn't have a single ace
pitcher on its staff in the opinion
of President Branch Hickey who
figures a club needs five good
starters to be a pennant winning
team.
eve are knee deep in outfield-
ers but pitching is my big head
ache" big Branch admitted over
the objections of Branch Jr. (the
twig) who runs the Brooks farm
system.
"a championship club has to
have five good starters and we
just don't have Them" Hickey
stated flatly. 1--WE have several
fellows here who will make il
some day, a few even this year,
but we don't have the big ones.
Even Hal Gregg 1913 and
Ralph Branca $50 perhaps
would be better off with a year
in Montreal.
At latest reports neither Gregg
nor Branca had signed their con-
tracts.
do I think we will get help from
the Cardinals" Hickey mirrored a
question. Frankly, no. The teams
that finished below us will get first
crack at them. Certainly have
some wonderful pictures I'd love
to see out here in a Brooklyn uni
form"
If he is pessimistic about the
pitching situation, Hickey is equally
enthusiastic about the catching
prospects in his conditioning school.
"Never in my experience,
and that goes for the Cardinals
too, have l seen so much prom
Using catching material in one
organiza ton. Both in quantity
and quality" Hickey raved.
"Eight now I'd say Homer
Dixie Howell, who played last
with Montreal, is out in front
of the others. Then there's Cliff
Dapper and Don Padgett, if he
can get some of that weight off.
But the young boys that you
never heard of are the real
prizes. They are a year or two
Continued on Page IL; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
North Carolina Beats Duke Five, 54-44
SEVERN NAMED AID
70 BEAR WOLF AT
FLORIDA UNIVERSITY

GAINESVILLE, Fla, Feb. 49,
P)-Paul Vincent SEVERN, former
star end at the University Of North
Carolina, has been named football
end coach at the University OF
Florida, Head Coach Raymond
Bear) Wolf, announced today.
SEVERN, who played under Wolf
at North Carolina from 1887 until
1871, received his honorable dis.
charge from the navy this month
and will report to the Gator
campus Feb. Is.
SEVERN was head football coach
at Nev' Hanover High school In
1871.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-17
LEHIGH COACH

TROY, N. Y, Feb. 16-UR)-
William B. Leconby, %, former
Brooklyn Dodgers halfback, now
on terminal leave from the navy,
signed three-year contract today
as head football coach at Lehigh
University. Leconby succeeds the
late George B. Hoban.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28

According to the Michigan Edu-
cational association, Michigan
schools need 1862, ,4o5 state aid
some s17OOO,00O more than they
have been receiving.
The legislature countered with a
raise of s3,2OO,OO0, all of which
must be spent to adjust salaries
about $40 per year for teachers and
janitors.
1t must be said frankly that the
school teacher, like the average
white collar worker during the
war, received probably the least
salary adjustment. No overtime be-
yond 10 hours. No double time,
either. And prices have been climb
ing steadily.
The average city or village school
system in Michigan pays mini
mum of S1,700, an average of $1,000
to its teachers for ten months of
teaching. The maximum earning
year will average S2,050.
Rural teachers get a minimum of
SLIPS, an average of $1,385, and
maximum Of $1,655. Withholding
tax and retirement fees reduce
these salaries to lesser amounts.
For example, the rural teacher who
earns $1,400 has only $1,116 in
year as "take-home" pay.
Quoting more facts as vOuched
for by the ME.A: Minimum SAL
aries paid in cities and villages, in
elementary, Junior high, and high
school breakdown are as follows:
elementary. $1,000; junior high,
Sl,700; high school, $1,000.
Average salaries paid in ele-
mentary schools are s1,7O0; junior
high schools. $3.50, and high
schools. s2,O94.
Highest salaries paid are: in ele-
mentary schools. S1,875; in junior
high schools, $4,000; in high
schools, $3.50. The figure for high
est salaries in high schools is high
because of the salaries paid to
teaching principles and teaching
SuperintendentS.
Teachers leaving positions. "An
average Of IA per cent of teachers
il city and village systems are ex-
pecting to leave their jobs at the
end of the present school year.
The schools that gave estimates
reported that probably 2,O96 teach
erS out of 1928 would leave, with
the larger opportunities in business
and industry largely responsible.
Other reasons for retirements
from teaching include marriage,
husbands returning from military
services, termination of the actual
war emergency period, and diSsat-
isfaction with the heavy work load
Continued on Page 19)
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28
Under 81? Parents
Consent Necessary
to Enlist In Navy

Men between the ages of II and
81, who wish to enlist in the Navy,
must now have parental consent,
Commander G.. M. Winnie, officer
il charge of Navy Recruiting in
lower Michigan, annouced today.
Previous Navy Department in
structions required parents con-
sent only for 17-year-oldS.
For the convenience of those men
whose parents cannot appear dur
ing the weekday to sign consent
papers and to obtain information
the Navy Recruiting Station in the
Federal Building, Detroit, will be
open seven days a week. The hours
are from 9 am. to 4:30 pm. Sun
days and from am. to pm
weekdays.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28
Service
Parade
WROBLEWSKI A CIVILIAN

Thaddeus G. Wroblewski, Y 1-c.
USNR, wes discharged this week at
the U. S. Naval Personnel Sepa-
ration Center, San Pedro, Calf.
Husband of Mrs. Marion Wro-
blewSki, AL ST. John street, he
served aboard the U.S.S. CowpenS
from May % 1943 to December Is,
1945 and also served at the Naval
Air Station, San Diego, Calf. Wro-
blewski, who took part in the bat
tie of the Philippines, wears Asia
tic-Pacific ribbon with IL stars,
American theatre ribbon, Philippine
Liberation ribbon with two stars,
victory medal and good conduct
medal.
He attended Mt. Carmel high
school and was employed as q
salesman at the Wroblewsh bak-
cry before entering the service. He
was in the Navy SO months.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28
R13T3;l:[Sl3nN
F'>oFFIcE OF
VETERAN AFFAIRS
LANSING
"a INV
FARMER-VETERANS
ELIBIGLE FOR
ON-THE-JOB TRAINING

I ON-IhE-JOb 1RAINlNG
Whatever a World War II veter-
an wants to do-be a tenant, have
his own place or hire out-he can
use his training benefits under the
G. I. Bill Of Rights to learn ,arm-
ing. On-the-job training in all
phases of agriculture Is available
to him. He may start out fresh and
learn from the bottom up, or he
may become a more efficient far
C1er If he was already established
before he left for the armed serv-
ice. Both these opportunities pro-
vided through the Veterans Ad-
ministration make him eligible for
the monthly subsistence benefits of
SOS for single veterans, $50 for those
who have dependents.
A certain period of training is
offered each year under the re-
quirementS Of the act: for exam
ple-farm shop practice in clean
ing and repairing equipment,
must" in the early spring, can be
counted as related training. Or
perhaps the experienced veteran
needs to learn better methods of
farm management - this can be
credited to him as a related course,
too.
The veterans counselor can pro-
vide the veteran with the steps nee
eSSary to determine his eligibility
based on his service; the county
agricultural agent can answer ques-
tlons on land, crop yield, average
labor income and the farm advis-
ory committee can review the farm
and facilities and recommend ap-
proval or refuse it as they see fit.
proval or refuse it as they see fit.
A veterans institute sponsored by
the board Of education may pro-
vide related training. Community,
county, state and nation thus CO.
operate to insure a fair training
program to the veteran.
Veterans interested in qualifying
for training in agriculture should
file form 1850 with the veterans
administration. Prospective farm
employers should apply directly to
the State Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction for approval Of their
Planned training programs. Fur
ther informstion is available at the
local veterans counselors' office
and from the county agriculture
agent
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28
RedeplOyment
BY United Press

Twelve ships were scheduled to
arrive at U. s. ports Monday with
more than 1000 servicemen.
Due at New York:
US.S.R. Victory, from Antwerp
1.0l7 troops, including 802nd F. A.
Bn., 634th Med. Co.. 3358th @. NJ.
Truck Co., Med. Det. of 547th F. A.
Bn. and Med. Det. of 103rd Port Co.
Alexander Donihan, from Casa
blanca-One soldier.
Thirteen ships were due to ar
rive at U. S. ports Tuesday with
more than 1920 servicemen.
Due at New York:
U.SA.T. George washington,
from lie Havre-4,525 mdesignated
troops.
Santa Isabel, from lie Havre-
1900 troops, including 18th AAA
Gun Bn. and 427th NJ. P Escort
Guard Co.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28

No longer will you tear curtains
mount them on rods. Just sli,
all metal threader. Difficult =
job safer. easier. Buy yours
from Cunningham's.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28
Michigan Mirror
by gene allenlan

George D. Schermerhorn's plat
form of having the depressed tax
payers s33,OOO,OOO or so a year in
sales taxes will be Of particular
interest to Michigan school ma a'ams.
We refer to the Reading indus
trialists current bid for votes as an
avowed candidate for governor Of
Michigan on the Democratic ticket.
Schermerhorn would reduce the
sales tax from to 2 cents.
Now this would lop off millions
in taxes.
It also would automatically has
ten the coming crisis which looms
for Michigan public schools whose
state aid was increased by the
1916 state legislature from 56,O00,-
600 to S6O,OOO,OOO for each Of the
next two fiscal years.
Let's take a quick look at the
facts.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28
TARNOSKI DISCHARGED

Walter Tarnoski, 81, formerly GIN
&c, in the U. S. Coast Guard, has
been released from the service and
Is returning to Wyandotte as CIV
ilian to take up residence at 1895
Walnut street.
He has concluded 80 months of
service in the Coast Guard having
been on duty in the Pacific theatre.
He will live with his parents.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28

are offered including good pay, op-
portunities for rapid advancement,
family allowances for dependents,
G. I. Bill Of Rights benefits. pay
increases for years Of service and
the privilege Of retiring any time
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28
BEST JOB IN WORLD OFFERED BY ARMY

Good, steady jobs are now open
fol aircraft workers who can put
their training and experience to
work at good pay by enlisting in
the u. S Army Air Forces.
Under the new Armed Forces
Recruitment act, new advantages
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28
AT WESTERN MICHIGAN

James L. Reno and Francis B.
Kenny of Wyandotte have enrolled
at western Michigan college for
the second semester. Both Kenny
and Reno are veterans.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28

Spain sold the state Of Florida
to the United States In 1919, with
this country gaining full possession
Of the area in 1921. for only S.
100000.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28
McCOMRS IN CIYYIES

Ensign Bernard N. McCombs, 1863
Kings highway, has been discharged
from the Navy at the personnel
separation center, San Francisco,
Calf.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1946-03-28

after 20 years Of service with a life
income.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18
Rusi bodo zapustili Bornholm, ko AngleHi
zapuste Dansk0 in Amerikanci Islandij0?

holmu odvisna ali v zvezi z ma
vzocnostjo britanskih Get ma
Danskem, ter ameriskih sill ma
Islandskem, O cemer je svetovno
casopisje opetovano razpravlja-
10 ma dolgo in siroko.
Ruski diplomatic MISC te po-
vezanosti razlicnih okupacij nj
kdar omenili.
Iste vesti porocajo tudi, da je
danski minister zaprosil ruske-
ga podkomisarja, da bi Sc Mem
ci ma Danskem, XII so IL soviet.
ske. okupacijske zone Nemcije,
smell vrniti nazaj v svoje kra.
je, in da je opozoril ruskega de-
legata ma dansko proAlAjo, da bi
hilo dovoljeno prisostvovati
razpravam pariske mirovne kon.
ference glede vprasanja slezvig.
Holstajna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18

LONDON, 13. feb. (O.N.A.)
- Ruski podkomisar "a zunanje
zadeve Visinski je obljubil dan
skemu ministru "a zunanje "a
deve, XII Sc nahaja ma konferen-
ci organizacije Zdruzenih naro-
dov v Londonu, da bodo soviet
ske sile kmalu zapustile otok
Bornholm, toda ne da bi dolocil
rok "a to.
Ruski delegat je ponovno IL
javil, da Sc nahajajo ruske sile
ma tenn otoku le IL razlogov var
nosti, radi pomorskih poti v Bal
tiskem morju, ter da Sc bodo
umaknile, CHM bodo razmere po-
stale zopet normalne.
Zanimivo je pred vsem, da
podkomisar Visinski nj niti 2
besedico namignil, da bi bila ma
|vzoGnost ruHkih Get ma Born
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18
BELGIJSKI ROJALISTI
so NAJBRzE ZMAGALI

BRUSELJ, 18. feb. - Pri pr
viii volitvah v Belgiji, XII so sc
vrsile liza 1889, so ma podlagi
porocil il treh cetrtin volilnih
okrozij, zmagali desnicarji ka-
toliske stranke, XII zagovarjajo
povratek kralja Leopolda.
Levicarske stranke, XII so ma
sprotne kraljevemu povratku,
katerega dolzijo sodelovanja z
Nemci, so ocividno v manjsini.
Vendar pa Sc nj izkljuceno, da
bodo socialist in unist tt
skupno dobili dovolj mandatov,
da preprecijo Leopoldov povra-
TEX ma prestol.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18
Ne0mejena inflacija
pOplavila MadzzarskO

BUDIMPESTA, 10. feb. 60.
MAJ - Tezko verjetne so fam
tasticne razmere, katere je ma
Madzarskem prinesla S seboj
neomejena inflacija, XII razsaja
v tel dezeli. Ko je sest ameris-
kin casnikarjev vecerjalo v no.
telu Bristol, je iznosil rae un
100000 pengov. Dollar placu-
jejo ma crni borzi 100000 pen
gov - dvakrat toliko kot pred
tednom dni. Minister dobi $780,
600 pengov place ma mesec, to
je priblizno tri dolarje, oziroma
znesek, XII zadostuje "a tri do
bre vecerje v gostilnah crnega
trga.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18
Novigrobovi
MATH VIHTELIC

V petek oh $40 uri zjutraj je
preminil v st. Alexis bolnisnici
Math Vihtelic, star 60 let. V
Ameriki Sc je nahajal As let in
opfavljal tezka della v jeklar-
nah. Stanoval je ma 998 E. 78
St. in je bill tezko bolan vec casa.
Bill je clan drustva Carniola
Tent, st. 1888 TN. Tukaj zapu-,
Sea soprogo Mario, donna il
Straze pri Novem Hestu, tri 81
move: Franka, XII je bill castno
odpuscen cd vojakov, Williama,
XII Sc nahaja ma dopustu, in AL
bina, XII Sc nahaja tudi pri voja-
kin, hcer Dorothy, in brata
Johna v Detroitu, Mich. Pogreb
sc DO vrsil v torek oh 9:30 uri
zjutraj il pogrebnega zavoda A.
Grdina in sinovi v cerkev sv. FL
lipa Neri oh 10. uri in nato v
druzinsko grobnico ma Calvary
pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18
DANES 30 POSVECENIH
30 KARDINALOV v RIMU

RIM, II. feb. - Jutri sc bo-
do v Vatikanu vrsile velike slo-
vesnosti, pri katerih bo posve-
cenih 80 novo imenovanih kar-
dinalov. stirje cd njih so il Zed.
drzav. Navzoc bo tudi madzar-
ski nadskof Josip Mindszenty IL
Budimpeste, 0 katerem SO bile
te dni razsirjene senzacijske We
sti, ces, da je v nevarnosti ME.
govo zivljenje. Sedaj Sc il Blu.
dimpeste poroca, da je ruska
vojaska uprava nadSkofu Mind.
szetyju dovolila potovanje '
Rim.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18
Prosnja Atlantic
"a clanstvO UNO
LONDON, 13. feb. (O.N.A.)

LONDON, 13. feb. (O.N.A.)
- Jugoslavija je pismeno vlo-
lila prosnjo, da Sc il dovoli vde-
lezba V debati varnostnega od-
bora glede pristopa Albanije
organizacijo zedinjenih narodov.
Takoj nato je Grska delegacija
vlozila slieno prosnjo, ter zahte-
vala, da Sc il dovoli nastopiti
proti pripustitvi, ako bi bilo do
voljeno~ Jugoslaviji, da jo zago-
varja.
Grcija smatra namrec, da je
Albania Sc vedno njena sovraz-
MICA. Dejstvo, da sta Amerika
in Velika Britannia PRIMAL al
bansko vlado, nj spremenilo grs-
kega stalisca v tel zadevi. Cd
vsega zacetka je bilo ocividno,
da je Ameriki in Veliki Britani-
j ljubse, zadevo Atlantic pre-
loziti ma prihodnje zasedanje
zedinjenih narodov. Londonski
krogi radi tega pricakujejo, da
DO predlog Jugoslavije odklo-
njen. (To Sc je ned tenn tudi
zgodilo).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18
Ieklarska stavka k0nGana;
danes ziutraj so pla~$i }irom
dezele zobet za6eh < delom
1zvrstna predstava
''Starih grehov"

Vceraj popoldne je dramsko
drustvo "Anton Verovsek" v
Slovenskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd., pod pokrovitelj-
stvom Progresivnih Slovenk,
krozek st. 1 vprizorilo veselo-
igro "Stari grehi,' spisal DIR. Jo-
sip stolba, OBJ popolnoma Ease
deni dvorani. Igra je bila poda-
ma v korist jugoslovanskih
otrok- -sirot.
Vloge so bile vse izvrstno po-
dane. Tako je incl reziser Joe
Godec res sreco v dolocitvi oseb
"a vse karakterje. Castnega
konzula Zapotockyja je igral
Frank Kokal; polkovnika Kuce-
ra, Frank Cesen, in Novaka, biv-
Sega tovamarja, Frank zigman.
To so bill tovarisi, samci, XII so
obujali spomine 'starih gre
how" Krupicka, sluga pri Kuce-
ri je sijajno predstavljal Josip
Godec, in Katro, sluzkinjo pri
Zapotockem je izvrstno pred
stavljala Marion Bashel. Zelo
lepo in prikupno je. igrala Flor
ence Slaby, vlogo gospodinje
Eme Mrackove. Enako ste bill
zelo dobri kandidatinji "a delo
gospodinje pri Zapotockem,
vdovi " igri), Jennie Primo in
Frances Henikman, XII sta ma
vzocim zelo ugajali. V mali vlogi
oh koncu igre je nastopil tudi
Tony Prime, kot prijatelj Eme
Mrackove.
Zvecer Sc je vrsil pies v obeh
dvoranah donna. V avditoriju je
igral Vadnalov orkester; v
spodnji dvorani pa Ludvikova
godba. Bill je lep vecer in navzo-
ci Sc bodo spominjali te predsta-
We Sc mnogo let.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18
l30 ZnanstvenikOy
IL Nemciije della "a
ameriSkO armada

WASHINGTON, Is. feb. -
Vojni tajnik Patterson je vceraj
v pis m u ma senatorja Full
brighta, demokrata il Arkansa-
sa, odkril, da Sc nahaja v Zed.
drzavah okrog 13O nemskih
znanstvenikov, in tehnikov, XII
delajo ma raznih "vojaskih pro-
jektih".
V istem pismu je receno, da
DO najbrze okrog 140 nadalj-
nih nemskih znanstvenikov in
tehnikov v bliznji bodocnosti do
spelo v Zed. drzave.
Mornarica je uposlila 13 eks-
pertov v laboratoriju v White
Oak, Maryland, kjer esperi-
mentirajo slicnimi roketnimi
leCdll, ma kakrSnlh so deld1I "
nemskih laboratorjih.
Informirane osebe trdijo, da
so nemski znanstveniki tukaj re
izpopolnili bolj ucinkovito roket-
no bombo kot pa je bila bodisi
n en- ska vi ali w roketna
bomba, katerimi so naciji zad-
ME leto vojne obstreljevali Lon
don.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18
ANDREW SPITZIG

v nedeljo zjutraj je preminil
" Glenville bolnisnici Andrew
Spitzig, star 46 let, stanujoc ma
153O8 Daniel Ave. Donna je bill
il Ulma ma Nemskem, odkoder
je prisel v Ameriko leta 1904.
Tukaj zapusca zalujoco soprogo
Mary, rojeno Struna, sina Will
llama v Fibre, Mich, sestro
Barbara Thompson Toledo, O.,
in sestro Ammo Bell v Randall.
Pogreb sc DO vrsil v sredo oh 2.
uri popoldne il pogrebnega "a
voda August F. Svetek, 478 E.
152 St., ma Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18
GERTRUDE PETRIC

V petek zjutraj, ko Sc je ma
hajala pri cerkvenih opravilih v
cerkvi sv. Pavla ma E. 40 St., je
umrla "a srcno hibo Mrs. Ger
trude Petric, rojena Silc, stara
68 let, stanujoca ma 1916 St.
Clair Ave. Donna je bila il vasi
Globelj, fara Sodrazica, odko-
der je prisla v Cleveland pred
81 lett. Bila je clanica drustva
Srca Marie (staro), in sv. Neze,
st. 139 G. K. of o. Soprog John
je umrl leta 1941. Tukaj zapu-
sea bratranca John Gornika, ne
cakinje Maria Baraga, Alice
Kretie, Frances Sustarsic, Ross
Prijatelj, redovnico Mary An
drej, necaka Frank in August
Prijatelj ter vec drugih sorod-
nikov. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil to-
rex Oh 9. uri zjutraj il Zakraj-
skovega pogrebnega zavoda v
cerkev sv. Vida in nato ma Cal
vary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18
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rojenice zglasile pri druzini Mr..
in Mrs. Joseph Strauss, 175O7
Schenley Ave., in pustile v spo-
min krepkega sineka, prvoro-
jencka. Deklisko ime matere je
bilo Stephanija Vrh. S tenn sta
Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Vrh, 1912
e. 1877 St., v tretjic postala sta
ri oce in stara matt, Mr.. in Mrs.
Joseph Strauss IL Darwin Ave.,
pa prvic. Cestitamo!