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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13

%A-A AA4@AAAO1Ao VI bIlt kOl. Xavier 45 Tournament are asked to attend a meeting tomorrow night in the parish hall at to make ar engagements for the annual clam bake. Edward Goggins chairman of the card tournament will preside.
 William H. Blacker of Sylvan Avenue was a recent visitor in Nor wtch, Conn.
 George Carroll, son of MT. and Mrs. William Carroll of South View Street has been honorably dis charged from the Army at Camp Dix, N. J. after 37 months service in Europe.
 His brother, Martin J. Carroll, fondly called "Mitzie," was a Sea man first class in the Navy and was discharged few days ago at Lido Beach N. Y. The brothers met in New York quite by accident, neither knowing of the others whereabouts, until they met in the Hotel Lexing- ton, N. Y. C., on their way home.
 William Goggin, son of MT. and Mrs. Patrick Goggin, of South View Street, was recently discharged from the Navy at Shoemaker Field, Calf. after l9 months service.
 MT. anad Mrs. James ODonnelI of MoristoWn N. J., were weekend vis- itors at the home of MT. and Mrs. Edward Goggin of South view Street.
 The Washington Park Track team took two first places and one third in the Naugatuck Valley Invitation Track Meet at the Municipal Sta dium yesterday afternoon. Bob Egan, in the running broad jump, placed first.
 The Intermediate Relay team comprised of Maurice O'Connor, Tom Amico, Dick Caulfield and Wally Scanlon won the Valley Title. Maurice O'Connor placed third in the 50 yard dash. Other contestants from Washington Park were Jack Shea, Steve Kelly, J imO'Brien, Ed OAC I1dS CS, Al uldlIu SOlOIIllld, dllQ Peter Terenzi.
 Track practice will be held every morning between 9 and II for the remainder of the week and all next week in preparation for the seasons final Interplayground meet at the Municipal Stadium, August 20. Candidates between 10 and r are welcome to try out for the team at any practice. Supervisor Dan Fla hive is in charge of track.
 Winners at the party at Washing to nPark Monday night, were Bess Moore, G. Celone Mrs. J. Guerini, Jack Schlosser, Ed O'Dea, Sadie Balfe, Jim Hayes, Roger Deziel, Tom Dee, Tom Began, G. Ryder, Francis Murphy, Chief Sacco, Nancy Caul- field, K. Mccormack, Alan Frazine Rixie Dwyer, A. Adams and Bill Mercier.
 St. Francis Xavier Holy Name Society will meet at the home of their deceased member, William O'Dea, Laval Street, at 8:15 tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13
State Has One CoseofPoIio In oWeeks

Only one polimyelitis case was reported in Connecticut during the past two weeks, according to the summary of disease compiled week ly by the state department of health. This single case occurred in Salem during the week ending August 10; for the previous period no cases were reported anywhere in the state.
 Most common communicable dis eases decreased during the week just ended. TWenty-siX measles cases were reported this week against 85 for the previous period, while cases of humps dropped from 63 to 39. Syphilis cases dropped from 49 to 38 and those Of gonor- hrea from B to II. Chickenpox, German measles, scarlet fever, diphtheria and broncho pneumonia were also on the decline. Six cases of chickenpox were reported this week, as compared to 21 for the week before, while German measles cases declined from six to l and scarlet fever cases dropped from 8 to 6. During the same period broncho pneumonia cases declined from T to G. No diphtheria cases were reported; a single case of this disease occurred the week earlier.
 Whooping cough and meningitis case reporting increased during the week ending August 10. Whooping cough cases jumped from 27 to 36, while Stonington reported the only case of menigitis in the state. No meningitis cases occurred the week before.
 Lobar pneumonia cases remained at II again this week, while for the second consecutive week, no typhoid fever cases were reported.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13
Army Releases
 Joseph Carrach

Pfc. Joseph T. Carrach, 18l9 Thomaston Avenue, was discharged from the Army Sunday at the Fort Dix, N. J., separation center. Others from the Army. Sunday, at the Fort and Monday were Cpl. Theodore E.. Marine, 47 Hawthorne Street; Sgt. Edward F. Yorkavich, 675 Miegeon Avenue, and Pvt. William P. Trus- kauskas, 137 East Elm Street, all of Torrington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13
Bayard Tuckerman Marries in Secret

Boston, Aug. 13- CUP) -Bayard Tuckerman Jr., 57, Hamilton sports man and Massachusetts political fig ure, and the former Mrs. Millicent E, Whittall, 36, of Rowley were honeymooning today following their secret marriage in New Hampshire Saturday.
 Tuckerman, a former member of the State Racing Commission, was divorced from his first wife, the for mer Miss Phyllis Sears of Ipswich. Mrs. Whittall was divorced a year ago from her first husband.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13
Boat Owner Saves SiQhtless Swimmer

West Dennis, Mass, Aug. 13-(UP) -Helner w. Schultz, 33-year- old, blind chemical engineer from Char leston, w. Va. owed his life today to a Bass River boat owner who trans ported a rowboat almost two miles overland to rescue him from drown ing.
 Confused after a lengthy swim, Schultz was headed out to sea when his plight was discovered by friends ashore. They, in turn, notified Ted Buckingham, the boat yard owner, who placed rowboat on trailer and drove it over the road to a shore point near the blind swimmer. Frothingham then went to Schultz rescue and guided him to safety.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13

a week take-home pay would cover it. The cost of clothes alone, which she must have to make a fair ap- pearance is tremendous. A winter coat costs between S70 and S1OO."
 HTS MY OPINION will Again appear in the Waterbury Demo- crat on Thursday. Five persons will answer the question:
 Do you think lasting peace is any nearer than it was a year ago."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13

week. Ready-made clothes are an expensive item today. many of the girls I know are talking about hav- ing their clothes made. Then she should have about sl0 a week for insurance, savings, and ther things. Gifts are an expensive item in the working girl's budget. Almost every week, there's a shower or we'd ding, or birthday. For Christmas gifts alone, the average girl has to spend about S75."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13
City's HeoIth
 Report PIeoses

Waterbury was free of all classi- fled communicable diseases during the week ending August 12, accord ing to the weekly health report of the Connecticut Health Department. No communicable diseases were list ed for the city for the period
 State totals as contained in the report are whooping cough, 36;; in fantile paralysis, l; scarlet fever, 6; measles, 26; lobar pneumonia, II; meningitis, l chickenpox, 6; humps, 3e; malaria, 6; gonorrhea, Il and syphilis, 38.
 There were no typhoid cases list ed for the entire state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13
It's MY
 OPINION"

Question: How much money must the average working girl earn today to maintain herself in moderate circumstances? Where asked: On West Main Street. MISS DORIS NELSON, Telephone Operator, Cheshire:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13

If she lives at home, and is economical, be- tween $28 and S30. If she lives out about $35. pm speaking of take-hone pay. The a V e r a g e working girl at home spends be- tween $8 to $15 a week for room and board, de-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13
MISS MARY ODONNELL, Public Health Nurse, 901 Baldwin Street:

About $35 a week, but that requires scrimp- ing. If living out a girl needs S20, for room and board, at home about s10 to $15. Lunches cos t about $4 weekly. For clothes, at current prices, Sl0 weekly is rN-rs..o
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13

there's medical and dental care, recreation and ther items. Yes, working women take pretty good care of their health. The hospital plan has also helped them lot. But If you breakdown their neces- sary expenses, they really should make $40 weekly to maintain them selves moderately. But I don't think the average girl can get that much.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13
BERNICE LADDEN, Bank Clerk,
 IA Ridgewood Street:

The cost to- day of board a n d T o o m !, clothes, and en- tainment is ter rife. And be- S i d e s t h 0 S e things. a work ing girl has to have money for doctors, q e n = ists, and some thing for sav- LA nDE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13
Samuel Anthone
 To Visit Daughter

Returning from Bikini where he was a chief statistician during the atom bomb tests, Capt. Samuel V. Anthone is due to arrive here next week. He will visit his daughter, Marcia Anthone, and grandmother, Mrs. Ida Karnofsky, both of 364 Willow Street, and a sister, Mrs. Ida Goldberg, "A Collins Street.
 Captain Anthone is a graduate of Wilby High School and New York University. He entered the service in 1917.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13
LORRAINE CASHIN, Clerk. 2l3 Woodland Avenue:

About $3 5 take-home pay. If she lives at home about sI4 will cover her room and board. Lunches c o S [ about S4 weekly. For soc today she can only get a sandwich and beverage. s h e can dress mod erately on ST a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13

lunches averaging about s4 extra. The expenditures for clothes, of course. depends lot on the in- dividual, but S5 is absolute mini mum. Then you should have at least $10 for entertainment, savings, and other things. Vacation expenses this year average at least $50 a week"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13
MAUREEN CASTONQUAY, Secretary, 265. Cutaler Street, Watertown:

T think that the State Labor Department was way off when 1t said a working girl can live on S28 10. You need at least S33 weekly if you live at home, more, If you live out. Food and housing is at
 least Sl6, with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13

pending upon the financial circum- stances of her parents. Lunches average about $4 Clothes cost about S25 monthly, but only if you plan and buy very carefully, sometimes more. You need $5 weekly for rec reation, gifts, cosmetics and other things. Of course, there should also be another S5 for medical care, dental care. and savings"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13
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 You will find Tysmol pleasantly dis tinctive among preparations of it's class. Guaranteed to be free from mar. cotics and dope. Sold by leading drug directed. Always in stock at
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13

London Zoo has been adding animals since the war and now has over 1850.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-13
Washington Hill
Church Card Arrays Plan
 Annual Boke

All members of the St, Francis Xavier 45 Tournament are asked to attend meeting tomorrow night in the parish hall at 8 to make ar rangements for the annual clam bake. Edward Goggins chairman of the card tournament will preside.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04
NEMSKI KATOLISKI
SKOF OBSOJEN MA
POLJSKEM v JECO

VARsAVA, 2. januarja -
Poljsko sodisce "a vojne krimi-
malice Gdansku je obsodilo ma
osem let jece nemskega skofa
Karla Maria Spletta, hi je bill
obtozen in spoznan krivim, da
je tekom nemske okupacije ma
Poljskem kolaboriral z Nemci.
Poljska vlada je lani navedla
delovanje skofa Spletta, XII je bill
skof v Gdansku in upravitelj
skofije Chelmno, kot vzrok "a
ukinjenje konkordata z Vatika-
nom.
- skof Splett je bil 'obtozen, da
je poljske katoliske duhovnike
denunciral pri nemskih oblastih
in povzrocil, da so bill poslani
v koncentracijske tabore in da
je prepovedal rabo poljskega je-
zika pri verskih opravilih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04

bave il krajev zapadne central
ne Europe, torej IL krajev, XII so
pod zaveznisko kontrolo, in pri
nasajo tenn tolpam orozje in
druge vojaske dobave. Cehi so
postavili v Humenne mocno po-
sadko, da preprecijo prehod te-
ga vojastva ma svoje ozemlje.
Teroristi sc drze v goratem
bzemlju med kraji Sanok in
Lupkov. Podpolkovnik Janocik
je postal v Prago porocilo, da
dobivajo oni Poljaki, XII so pri-
.stasi Bendera, podporo IL glav-
mega stana generala Andersa,
poveljnika poljskih Get v Italiji
in najveejega nasprotnika Rusi-
je in poljske Wade v Varsavi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04
MA OBIsKU

IL st. GATHERINGS, Ontario,
Canada, je prisel ma par-dnevni
obisk Mr.. John Cernic, in sicer
k svojemu bratrancu Joseph
Smuku ma 1890 e. 66 st. Mr..
Cernie je glavni odbornik Sveta
kanadskih juznih Slovanov, XII
ina svojo konvencijo 16. in II.
februarja v Toronto, Canada,
kamor Sc bo podal po obisku v
Clevelandu. Tu je sedaj prvic.
Svet kanadskih juznih slovanov
je organizacija, pri kateri so
vclanjeni vsi zavedni Slovcnci v
Kanadi, XII delujejo "a pomoc
potrebnemu narodu v start do
movini. Mr.. Cernicu klicemo do
brodosel v naSi metropoli, ter
upamo, da bo odnesel najlepse
Wise Cd til.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04
Vazno naznanilo -- fond "a
nnladinsko bolnico

soboto e. januarja Sc je vrsila Chicago redna
seja eksekutve Slovenskega amerSkega narodnega
ia ali SANSa, kateri e bill navzoc tudi DIR. Robert
Neubsuer nacelnk zdravniskega oddeka Rdecega kri-
"a Jugoslavije.
Med vaznimi zadevani dnevnen redu je bila
tudi razprava vprasanju refine akcije Eksekuva
e zavedala da bo zlasti med Aerkanci nejuznosovan
skega in neslovanskega porekla zanimane "a ugoslo-
vanski reif cedalje bol ponehavalo ter da
bodoce pricakovati kake pomoc Jugoslavijo lie cd
Amerikancev slovenskega, hrvatskega, srbskega in
cedonskega pokoljenja. Strosk uprave refine akce,
nakupovanja pakranja in odposiljanja po pok]icnih
ludeh, XII 81 tenn sluzi svo kruh pa b sorazmerno
ne skrcili To bi pomeno, da bi bilo bodoce treba
placat vzdrzevanje urada uprave in skladisca
glavnem gotovino XII bi jo prspevali "a relf nasi
ludje Ker pa e vecina cd jugoslovanskih Amerikan-
prispevane gotovne pomozno akcijo nabrana ali
podarjena stroske SANSa, njegovih podruznic ter
ne blo pravno b Sc kak nadalni del ega denara
porabil "a druge nego posiljane stroske
Eksekutiva je obenem ozirala ma priporocilo in
APPEL drja. Neubauerja mai bi amersk Slovenci Sc
obsrnese organiziral in posvet svoe sile in moci
usanovitev fonda kak vec stavbeni proekt po-
ruseni Sloven Sovenija Sc mnogo, mnogo let ne bo
mogla nuditi svom udem, osobito svoi mladni tiste
bonske in zdravniske oskrbe XII o danes cd vojne pr
zadet otroc zelo nujno potrebuejo Primanjkue sred
stew zgradtev posop bolnice sanatore, otroske
doove kinike in podobne ustanove in je lie mogoce
maj bi ameriski Sovenci poagali zgraditi Soveniji
ako poslopje ter bi 81 obenem postavi tran spo-
enik svoje clovekolubno delo pri obnov in gratvi
nove svobodne zdrave Slovenije.
tNadaljevane
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04
Veik pozar v
"Villa Angela"

Oh zaklju6ku lista smo
prejeli .telefonskb b porocilo,
da je danes OBJ Z. uri zju-
traj nastal polar v katolis-
KEN zavodu "ViIa Angela,
XII Sc nahaja ma Lake Shore
bulevardu vzhodno cd Eu-
cid Beach parka. v ONE
njenem zavodu vodijo re-
dOvnice Solo.
Ma pozorisGe je prihiteIo
deset ognjegasnih postal,
toda kolikor znano, je ogenj
unicil cerkev i'm del samo-
stanskega in solskega po-
slopja. Ker je pozar nastal
zgodaj zjutraj, otrok Sc nj
bilo v Soil.
Kolikor znano OBJ casu,
kO pisemo, polar nj zahte-
val nobenih zivljenskih zr-
tev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04
Odbor UNO podal
priporoeilo glede
sedeza organizacije

NEW YORK, 3. januarja. -
DR.. Stojan Gavrilovic, jugoslo-
vanski drzavni podtajnik in
predsednik odbora Zdruzenih
narodov, XII je bill poslan v Zed.
drzave, da izbere sedez "a or
ganizacijo Zdruzenih narodov,
je vceraj objavil porocilo, kate
rega je njegov odbor sestavil po
vectedenskem preiskovanju in
potovanju.
V poroeilu Sc priporoca, da
postane sedez move mednarodne
organizacije AZ stirjaskih mill
obsegajoca gozdnata pokrajina
ma meji drzav New York in
Connecticut, XII je poznana pod
imenom North Stamford Green
wich okraj.
Odbor je tudi formalno pri-
porocal, da Sc do tistega casa,
ko Sc bo v omenjenem kraju
zgradilo potrebne stavbe, oziro-
ma "a dobo prvih pet let, sedez
zdruzenih narodov nahaja v
mestu New York.
Specificno Sc priporoca, da
; maj bi Sc gledalisce v Rockefel-
ler Centru rabilo sest tednov ma
leto "a splosna zasedanja zbor-
nice zdruzenih narodov; "a tai
niske posle in "a varnostni svet
pa maj bi Sc rabila poslopja
Whitlow Reid ma Madison in so
St., ter dive stavbi v Lake Sue
, cess ma Long Islandu.
DR.. Gavrilovic je izjavil, da
bo odbor zbornici v Londonu dal
porocilo tudi glada treh drugih
moznih krajih, kjer bi Sc usta-
novil sedez, toda Wits obstoji, da
DO priporocilo glede Stamford
Greenwich pokrajine in New
Yorka v prvi vrsti prislo v po-
stew.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04

G.. O. Bettman, varnostni raw
natelj predmestne obeine, je v
soboto zvecer izjavil, da je v
pozarni katastrofi umrlo 40 do
62 oseb, XII so Sc nahajale v "a
vodu, toda sestra Maria Hia-
cinta, ravnateljica omenjenega
zavoda, je pozneje porocala, da
je glede % stanovalcev znano,
da so bill reseni.
v zavodu Sc je nahajalo 40
zensk in % moskih, XII so bill
start cd 62 do 90 let.
Is resenih je dobilo
kriticne opekline
Med onimi, XII so bill resent
il gorecega poslopja, je bilo Is
takih, XII so dobili kriticne ope-
kline in je dvomlj jivo, ako bo-
do okrevali.
Prva zrtev, XII je bila identifi-
cirana, je bila Mrs. Mary
Murphy, katero je spoznal njen
sin William A. Cosler. Ogenj Sc
jef v lesenem poslopju razsiril z
bliskovito naglico. Kako je
ogenj nastal, Sc do vceraj BE nj
dognalo in morda ne DO nikdar
znano.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04

Ma pozorisce je prihitelo mos
two petih ognjegasnih postal in
emo uro po prihodu pozarne e
brambe, so ognjegasci Sc vedno
nosili sezgana trupla ma prosto.
Poskodovani in opeceni so bill
z ambulancnimi vozovi prepe-
ljani v bliznje clevelandske boil
nice ali preneseni v zenski sa-
mostan sv. Duha, XII Sc nahaj ia
ma nasprotni strani ceste.
Ogenj je sledil po
eksploziji v basementu
Sestra Maria Hiacinta, XII je
bila ravnateljica zavoda, je IL
javila, da Sc je cula eksplozija
v basementu zapadnega krila
lesenega poslopja, XII je bilo v
nekaj trenutkih zajeto cd pla-
menov in oblakov dina.
Razdejani ,zavod je bill usta.
novljen leta 1912 in je bill ime.
novan po monsignorpl Gilbertu
Jenningsu, pokojnernu ,zupniku
fare st. Agnes, ii je IEapustil
vecji del svojega pr~sao6enja '
Ia namen. zavod 50 upravljale
redovnice sv. Duha.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04
Ukrajinski teroristi vznemirjajo CeSko;
dobivajo orozje od gen. Andersa Italiji

HUMEN NE, Cehoslovaska,
q. januarja (Q.N.A.) v div
jih gorskih predelih ma meji c.
hoslovaske in Poljske je nastal
izredno nevaren polozaj, ker Sc
je tam nabralo priblizno 10000
izvrstno oborozenih ukrajinskih
teroristov, XII sirijo strah in
trepet okrog sebe in ocividno
streme "a tenn, da bi ustanovi-
Ii neodvisno ukrajinsko drzavi-
co.
Jedro teh Get je pod powell
stvom nacista Ukrajinca stefa-
ma Bandera, XII je bill ze pred
vojno v nemski sluzbi. Njegovi
pristasi so v tesnih stikih S fa-
sisticnim podtalnim gibanjem
ma Poljskem in z ukrajinskimi
irredentisti IL zapadne Ukraji-
ne, katere so organizirali Mem
ci tekom vojne.
Orozje dobavljajo tenn terori-
stom letala - tako trdi pod
polkovnik Janocik, poveljnik
6ehoslovaske posadke ' Humen-
ne. l. tega bi bio treba zaklju-
titi, da odhajajo letala in do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04

Odlocitev administracije, ka-
teri Sc pricakuje, da odpre vra-
ia zmernemu povisku cen in od-
skodovati tenn industri jo "a
medina zvisanja, XII jih zahteva.
delavstvo in katera SO bila odo-
brena cd predsednika Trumana
in njegovih PROFESSIONALISM odbo-
row, DO najbrze podana re da-
mes ali jutri.
Predsednik sc je v soboto dive
uri posvetoval O obstojeci situ-
aciji z drzavnim tajnikom
James F. Byrnesom in zaklad-
nicarjem Fred M. Vinsonom, XII
sta bila oba pred casom direk-
torja urada "a vojno mobiliza-
clio in rekonverzijo ter urada
"a gospodarsko stabilizacijo.
Direktor Bowles poklican
Washington S pocitnic
Potem pa je incl Truman As
minut trajajoe razgovor z raw
nateljem urada "a regulacijo
cen Chester Bowlesom, XII je bill
v ia namen poklican pocitnic
v South Carolini.
Predsednik je tudi govoril s
G. E. Wilsonom, predsednikom
druzbe General Electric, XII je
po 2O-minutnem obisku v Bell
hisi izjavil, da nj predsedniku
dal nikake specificne sugestije
"a izravnavo stavke 100000 de-
lavcev pri omenjeni druzbi, to-
da je primal, da Sc je njegov
pogovor predsednikom tikal v
prvi vrsti cen.
B0wles vztraja, da Sc Gene
ne smejo zvisati
Ia enkrat Sc nj znano, dali
bo predsednik Truman podal no.
vi program glede cen v poseb-
nem javnem naznamilu, ali bo
pref poklical v Belo hiSo indu-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04
ANTON KOROSEC

V petek vecer okrog osme ure
je sci poznani Anton Korosec
preko ceste pred 6629 St. Clair
Ave., kjer zadnjih sest let vodi
vinarno, in je bill zadet cd avto-
mobila. Odpeljan je bill v Glen
vile bolnisnico, kjer je poskod-
bam podlegel po sestih urah.
Star je bill 81 let in je stanoval
ma 1868 Addison Rd. Donna je
bill il vasi Kot pri Velikih La
scah, odkoder je prisel v Cleve-
land pred "A lett. Bill je Clan dru-
stva sv.. Vida, st. Is KSKJ; dru-
stva sv. Cirila in Metoda, st. 18
SDZ; Dvor Baraga, st. 1917, in
sv. Antona, G. K. of O. Tukaj
zapusca soprogo Frances, roje-
no Stupica, donna il Sodrazice,
tri sinove: Anthony, William in
Edward, pet hcera: Mrs. Fran
ces Habian, Mrs. Mary Zaletel,
Mrs. Olga Slabe, Mrs. Josephine
Reichwen in Mrs. Justine Papp,
pet vnukov, v Minnesoti brat
ranca Joseph Korosec, v starem
kraju pa sestro Mario Ventura
nj. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v sredo oh
8. uri zjutraj IL Zakrajskovega
pogrebnega zavoda v cerkev sv.
Vida in nato ma Calvary poko-
palisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04
Nova vlada
Jugos1avije
i1llenova1la
Dosedanji poslanik v.
Washingtonu Stanoje
Simic je zunanji
minister v noVem
kabinetu

BELGRAD, 2. feb.-Mar-
Sal Josip Tito Broz, ministr-
ski predsednik move jugoslo-
vanske federativne republi-
ke, je danes naznanil imena
novega jugoslovanskega ka-
bineta in sporocil ustavodaj-
nj zbornici, da so vse stran-
ke, XII so zastopane v Ljudski
'front.', izrazile zadovoljstvo
z osobjem move Wade.
Marsal Tito, XII je bill premier
in minister narodne obrambe v
osvobodilni vladi, je obdrzal
portfelj obrambnega ministra,
medtem ko je dr.. Stanoje Simic,
dosedanji poslanik v Washing
tonu, XII Sc sedaj mudi v Londo-
nu kot nacelnik jugoslovanske
delegacije ma zborovanju Zdru-
zenih narodov, postal zunanji
minister.
DR.. Simic je bill pred priho-
dom Washingtonu jugoslovan-
ski poslanik v Moskvi. Bill je
med onimi srbskimi politiki, XII
so Sc zgodaj izrekli "a osvobo-
dino gibanje marsala Tita.
Kardet ostane podpremier;
Marusic minister poste
Dosedanji podpredsednik VIA
de Edward Kardelj je obdrzal v
novem kabinetu svoje stare me-
sto, drugi Slovenec v novi vladi
pa je dr.. Drago Marusic, nekda-
Mi ban Slovenije, XII je postal
minister poste. Kardelj je po-
leg tega tudi predsednik drzav-
ne kontrolne komisije.
.Ostali clani novega kabineta
so:
Jasa Prodanovic, drugi pod
premier; Todor Vujasinovic,
promet; Ante Vrklan, mornari-
ca; Nikola Petrovic, trgovina;
Sreten Zujevic, trgovina; gen.
Aleksander Rankovic, notranje
zadeve; France Frol, justica;
Andreja Hebrang, Industrial;
Bane Andrejev, industrija; dr..
Zajim sarac, trgovina; Vicko
Krstulovic, javna della; Sava
Kosanovie, informacija; Vlado
Zeeevic, javna della; Milovan
Djilas, Kirilo 'Savic in Dimitar
Nestorov, ministri brez portfe-
ljev.