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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-19
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Good Evening.

Brass Nuggets-Sealer of Weights and Measures Will liam H. Dunavey representing Waterbury at the state sealers convention in New Britain The session will close this evening" Our compliments to the members of the Socum School faculty for the nice party they arranged and staged at Melody Lane the other evening. It very nice affair in every respect and add couldn't have been arranged for nicer guest of honor Miss Nellie Strong school of the city health department It was an occasion that brought forth many heatwarmng expressions of thanks and of personal appraisal Miss Strong has many happy memories to cherish for being honored by her admirers on the Socum School faculty.
 Brother John Cuney, Democrats sports editor who was
 oored for the count by left hook from Kid Pneumonia is rounding into shape again. John has taken the longest sick leave of his this time to recuperat The next time the "bug" hits him he will say Uncle and "Yes doctor speedily than in the past It will be nice to welcome you back Johnnie for the old gang has really missed you Our faith in our fellow citizens has been partially revived We have been informed that the board of fire commissioners has been doing serious think ing and has finally decided to right very serious sight They plan to honor former Chief Thomas Cav anaugh who retired New Years Eve after 43 of service The board will probably tell the chief what the city has always known that he has been faithful efficient official these many years etc. and will voice their official regret that he has left the service. That's ne but why not call in Captain "Joe Kelly Lieutenant Mike Sullivan Captain Charlie Booth and Captain Phil Kelley and others and tell them how good and loyal and faithful they were. Chief Cavanaugh would like to his old comrades similarly remembered. It writes happy memory to the chapter It's swell gesture, Commis- sioners, make the most of it and go aout in sauting retiring veterans. They deserve it!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-19
PUT ON INACTIVE STATUS

Groton, Jan. l9. (UP)-The auxil-
 iary air station here goes on in- active status today. Used as a train ing center during. the war by first the Army and then the Navy, the field will b edeclar fig fgar arfgth field will be declared excess Feb. IT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-19

played by the suave lady gangster consists of turing the wives of prominent men to a fortune teller, her confederate, and selling the in- formation given during the crystal gazing session to crooked business groups.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-19
.NeuUS Of
 Connecticut
YOUTH DROWNS

Fairfield, Jan. 19. CUP)-Skating on thin ice resulted in the death of Kenneth Kovacs, 10, late Thursday. The boy broke through the ice and drowned despite efforts of two older companions to save him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-19

Good Night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-19

Crash in Cheshire .. The morning routine which allows of many disturbances and unprecedented occur got its major jolt of the year yesterday shortly after n when an Airines commercial plane exploded
 in the air and fell burning to the ground near the Cheshire RefOrmatOry The rest of the day was one report after another, telephone calls from Cheshire here there and everywhere, the wires ticking off the news, excitement at high pitch The tragic news which brought the first major plane crash close to city hardly news before reports had spread far and wde and particulars asked before authorities In Cheshire could realize what had happened Silent prayers offered for the unfortunate victims none on the plane left to tell what happened The usual news of Che day which would ordinarily he of much importance became dwarfed by the catastrophe that cae Co those the plane going Chessire but not cnmneffng the job Several of the city room per- seneE left immediatey for the of the tragedy and eher reports and others have appeared on other raees . Crash in Cheshire! Pray for the victims and pity fheir families md friends.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31
Editor Sees World
Condition Effected
In Miss. Incident

Robert Durr, editor of the Biz
mingham Weekly Review, a lead.
ing Alabama Negro Newspaper,
a staff writer fol- The Washing
ton News Bureau, of the Negro
Newspaper Publishers Association
, and widely known for his effective
work as public relations advisor
for some of the largest industrial
! plants of the Birmingham area, in
a letter to acting Governor Fielding
Wright and the editor of the Jack
son Daily News here, pointed to
| world conditions as being affected
/ by the Smith County incident.
| Robert Durr, is native of Miss
issippi, who was born and raised
| n Simpson Courtyard received hi
early training at Piney Woods &C.
| hool. He is among the most highly
respected Negcro leaders in Birm-
ingham and surrounding areas. Re-
Gently his services as a speaker
on the general subject of race
relations in the south has been
widely sought after by leading
colleges and universities.
In reply to the letter from edi-
tor DUR, acting Governor Wright
pointed to the original report of
the incident and the fact that the
people of Mississippi are law aid
ing, God fearing people, land stated
that the organization claiming tt
have for their purpose, protection
of the rights of Negroes, could do
much faster their cause i they
would publish true facts instead of
trying to distort the facts, on every
occasion Justly presented in the
south.
The text of the answer of thu
editor of the Jackson Daily News
was not made public. The text of
the letter of editor Durr was as
follows; "The Craft boys, who are
involved. are sons Of my motheer'
brotheer so l have been Informed
therefore, / have been more than
ordinarily interested in the matter
and have sought information to
clear up in my mind. some angie
which from the news report do moi
stack up.
| know Negroes Just don't go
about provoking difficulties with
white people in the deep south or
elsewhere for that matter. They
are peaceful people. They are long
suffering abused robbed and opp
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31

ressed for no other reason thans
that God made them black.
l think you would be making 6
great contribution to Justice anc
decency and world peace, if you
have your reporters go beyond
the statements issued by peace
officers to the affect that the
Craft men and their friends prov
,ked the difficulties.
Such investigation might reveal
that on the Saturday night before
the trouble was set off in Sullivan
man and a black man were involv-
Hollow near Mize, that a white
ed in fight and that the fight
was the result Of imposition on
the part of the white man.
You might find that the white
man waylaidthe Craft folk as they
were on THEM way home from
church and provoked them to shoot
in what they regarded as self de-
fence against a mob or a group
death at the hands of white mob,
of men who might facilitate their
instead of, as reported in the daily
press. Such weeoneous reports te-
nd to incite a repetition of these
unfortunate incidents.
The whole world has its eyes on
this case. 1t is most important
that you lend your offices to seeing
the eyes of mankind in this matter.
that the cold truth is placed before
/ am sure that you know that
there are thousands of unenlight-
ened folkin the south who want to
precipitate race riots in order that
| Negroes may be terrorized, lynch
.pesseIddo pue pc
Whenever this happens to any
weak people it happens to weak
people everywhere. 1t mitigates
against God.
The alleged leader of the Negro
es who deidd themselves against
what, I am sure they thought to
be blood thirsty mob, to my way
cause he believed in so doing his
| innocence could be established,
his person protected. If he was
guilty as reports through the press
given out by the officers, all of
sense enough to know that his sur
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31
FIJI Investigate
Office OF Rev.
Marshall Shepard

Washington, d. c., - (NNPA)-
Neither the Federal Bureau Of In.
vestigation nor the Reverend Mar
shall Shepard, Recorder of Deeds
of the District of Columbia, would
comment last Friday on an inves-
tigation of the office of the Re-
corder of Deeds recently made
by FIJI agents.
A spokesman for the FBI said
it was the bureaus policy to COM
ment on pending Investigations
because allegations made are oft
en- proved false and it would not
be fair to the persons under in.
vestigation to comment until the
inquiry is completed.
Mr.. Shepard said he was away
at the time the FBI agents began
their investigation and returned
and found them interviewing en-
ployees of his office. He said he
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31
Negro Receives
Death Sentence
For Murder

Newton, Miss. - (DSN) = Wei
don Ratcliff was sentenced to die
in the electric Chair, following his
conviction here last week on the
charge of murder in connection
with the death of Will Lopez, Ne
gro, last May. The date of ex-
ecution was set for Friday, Sep
TENDER 9th.
Weldon, who entered a pla of
insanity, was given sanity hear
fng following the. trial, and de-
clared sane.
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Daniels was dubbed in the hear
before he could move, and slump
ed to the floor of the car uncon-
scious. Prof. Johnson, who is
principal of the school at Clinton
was pulled from his seat by three
whites who attempted to bash his
head against the side of the car.
Prof. Johnson covered his head
with his hands and received
gashes about his fingers and hand.
Mrs. Johnson screamed 'don't
kill him., and was slapped down
by the white man standing near
est her.
Rev. Daniels, pastor OF the
Methodist church at Clinton, had
driven Johnson and his Wife to
the Smith County Training School
where, Mrs. Johnson is to teach
this fall, and were returning home
when the incident occurred.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31

did not think it proper to com.
ment until the report of the find
ings is made.
The FIJI agents completed
their investigation into the af
fairs of the Recorders office Au.
gust 16.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31

eun-glasses should not be worn at
night In driving automobiles. warns
the Better Vision institute. Tinted
glasses reduce the glare Of ap-
preaching headlights. but they also
reduce visibility by cutting down the
light, already dim, entering the eye
at night, thus increas sing hazards.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31
Spotted Garment

= wash garment has become
water spotted. hold 1t over a steam
Ag teakettle until it's moist, then
shake 1t In the air until dry and
press 1t carefully with a warm iron.
This usually Is effective.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31

whom are white, he surely has
rnder could lead only to life i'm
prisonment or death. Nothing on
Gods earth could have moved him
to surrender ecept his bedief that
his innocenc would b established
md his life protected.
The whole world wants his story.
| have checked with AP and UP.
because l did not believe the pub
lished reports. 1t seems that they
got theirs from what the officers
said which is obviously only the
white mans side. IS
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31
Good Fish

10 identify good fish, be sure that:
Fish eyes are bright and bullying:
gins are bright red; flesh is firm
and shows no imprint when handled:
scales adhere tightly to the skin and
no slime Is present.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31
Farm Loss

Farm Loss
In the last i've years, our farm
population shows net loss Of over
5000. 900 people. a drop from 80, 000.-
600 10 q, 000, 900.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31
Strong fiber

Kemp, tall plant Of the mulber-
~ family, produces the strongest
known vegetable fiber.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31
Cut Production Time

In 1909 it required 1877 man hours
to grow an acre of wheat. Today 1t
takes 3.3 man hours.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31

You saye the power to get and
publish the truth the whole truth
from the eyes of the black and
white folk alike who live in that
area. You owe it to mankind to do
that thingg with vigor and dis
patch.
Most Sincerely,
Robert Durr, Editor
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31
Minister Badly
Beaten In Smith
County

Rev. r. E. Daniels, prominent
Methodist Minister, of Clinton
Miss, was taken from his cal
and severely beaten on the Ma
gee-Mize road Tuesday night
Other occupants Of the car, Prof
and Mrs. A. P. Johnson were also
beaten. Prof. Johnson receiving
deep gashes about the hands and
face.
The Daniels car was halfway
between Magee and Mize when
it was run down by a band OF
white men who ordered the oc
cupants out with rifles. Attempt
to leave the drivers seat, Rev
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-08-31
ALC0RN A. & N. COLLEGE
AIcorn, Mississippi
FALL SEMESTER - 1946-47

ADMISSION
Admission granted students by certificate by certificate and
Prospective students should apply to the
Registrar for application blank Instruct high school principal
College Registrar send complete transcript OF record the
Registrar.
ORGANIZATION OF COLLEGE
The College through functional program Of activities in the
divisions of the college help solve Of the major problems
they work The work Of the college divided into three main divisions
i Division of Agriculture = Animal Husbondy, Farm Shop,
Horticulture Food Preservation Agricultural Education Agricultural
Engineering, Agonomy, Agricultural Economics
IL Division Of Home Economics - Nutrition Foods Consumer
Education Home Management Household Mechanics Child Develop
ment Family Relations Clothing Art Home Economics Educotion
III Division Of Arts and Scinces - PeMed Courses Biology,
Chemistry Physics BoceoIoey Health English, Speech Literature
Dromot Social Sciences Mathematics Business Administration
Music, French
W-Dvision Of Trades for Veterans Electricity
Rodo Shot Repairing Automeehone Plumbing Woodwork Bckoy
ina and Plumbing Building Construction individual Education Me-
chono Drawing Photography Pointing laundering Beauty Culture
vDsion Teacher Education Block courses in RuroI Com
muniy Problems Ruro Education Language Arts Social Studies Moth
emotics Teachers Psychology Principles Of Secondary Educon
Curriculum DEVELOPMENT Dioqnost Remedial Reading Art Writ
o hysicoI Education Student Teaching Administration SUPERVISION
VETERANS PROGRAM
Alcom M College is fully approved by the Veterans Ad-
nsroon the training Of veterans under Public Lows $40 and TO-
degree high school graduation may enter
the Mechanic Arts Economics and Agriculture Divisions and
speco courses English Mathematics at time during the
veo Veterans who work Teacher education and Arts and
Sciences may regular foil session for credit Credit for veter
ans who pursue regular will be the same as other
Students
The rowoy station and bus station in Lormo MISS
The COLLEGE bus all and buses Students secure con-
college for fifty cents The fee for houng
trunks fifty each Trunk checks should be eff win the Dus
THE DEAN: ALcoRhA M COLLEGE ALcoRN, MISSISSIPPI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06
Now UOlboy1


Y soboto zjutraj je 20 veclet-
nem rahlem zdravju preminil
Edward !(Slavko) Jurgek, star
81 let, stanujnt ma 631 n. 165
st. Preje je dolgo let vodil go
stilno ma Calcutta Ave. Donna je
bill IL Sanaobora ma HrNatslem,
kjer zapusca oceta in vec bratov
ter sestra. v Ameriki je hival
"a let. Tukaj zapusca soprogo
Ammo, fojeno Boben, preje Ho-
cevar, hcer Mrs. Lucille Frater,
pastorka James in Allan, XII vo-
dita cistilnico in lepotidni par
lor ma omenjenem naslovu, ter
pastorko Mrs. Anna .Snider.
Njegova sestra Mrs. Mary Kri-
vacic je zgubila svoje zivljenje v
plinski katastrofi. Pogreb Sc bo
vrsil v torek OBJ /. uri pepoldne
IL Josip zele in sinovi pogreb-
mega zavoda, 458 e. 152 st. ma
Highland Park pokopalisce.
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Dslavci Oh voiityah

Tlkaj v Ameriki ina vsak
drzavljan pravico, lda na volil1i
dan izhere svoje predstavnike
"a razne urade in legislature.
Razlmljivo, .da Sc mu oh Gasu
poitev vse ponuja in ysi kandi-
dati pridejo pred mas s sladkimi
hesedanai in lepimi obljubami.
Hkusnje so pa nam pokazale, da
nj vse dohrikanje in obljuboya-
|nje pred volitvami odkritosrc-
no, in da snao po volitvah mai
veckrat razocarani, ker ii nasi
predvolitXami prijatelji posta-
|nejo nasi sovrazniki; ko pride
cas-, ,da bi zagovarjali koristne
tpredloge, MIN nj ma tenn, da bi
deloyali "a blagostanje navad-
nih .drzaXljanoy, pac pa delajo
po navodilih lobije brezvestnih
politicariev in veleindustriie.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06

Da Sc tt politicarji poigrava-
DO z .ogromnimi masami navad-
mega ljudstva, je krivo to-: ko Sc
ne pobrigamo, da bi 81 OBJ casu
volitev hbrali prave kandidate
"a razne urade, ali pa da cele
volitve prespimo in, Sc zbudimo
sele, ko zacutimo brco, batino,
namesto, krtlha.
Delavci nimamo organizacije,
da bi 81 postavili svoje kandida-
te ma samostojni listi, zato cd
casa do casa kandidira nekaj
ljudi dobrim programom ma
isti obstojeeih strank. v TEN
slucaju je edino kar moreno ma
tpraviti je to, da izberemo izmed
teh, kar je najboljsega. Zato de-
10 nam ho dana prilika v torek,
ko Sc bodo Wrsile ,primarne vo-
litve in nasim delavcem so pri-
porocljivi in zaupanja vredni
sledeci kandidati: r.
:, Ia zveznega senatorial Marvin
C.. Harrison, "a drzaynega ,sena-
torje A. I. Davey, Alfred E.
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STRAIN 3


zelim kspiti ddlDre ehranjen
avto 1888 1910 ali 1941 leta.
Kdor ina "a prodati maj po-
klice KE 6244.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06
|SkUPAJ Y IZDAJSIW
PRED LJUDSkO 5ODBO
!. ..- pezes.Le su.a.Is
sObsodba se ina izyraiti

s"Obsodba sc ina izyrsiti v
|gonjem vrstnem redu.
INA odvzem svobode Is pri-
silnim delom 50 obsojeni:
Franc Juyan, ivan Tonja in
Afonz KlemenGic "a dobo 20
let, ter ma izgubo vseh politicnih
in drzavnih prayic.
"stane Zagorsek "a dobo 18
let in ma izgubo Sastnih pravic
"a doho 10 let. So -. - g,
"fINan MarinGc, DIR. Karol
Nojska, Henrik Gori6an, Jozef
Por, Boziear Rulaiik i'm Afonz
Thuma vsak "a dobo Is let ter
ma izgubo politicnih in drzav-
iljanslkih pravie "a Aobo 10 let.
s1nzenir Stanko Dinnik in Je-
zef savora vsak "a dobo IL let,
ma izgnbo politicnih in drzav-
ljanskih pravic "a :dobo 10 let.
'Dusan Verbic, inzenir joe
Rus in DIR. ,Stane Grapar vsak "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06

vsakovrstno usnjo n posiljke y
stare domovino "a izdelovanje in
popravo oevijev. denarnic. it'd.
IMAMO POLNo ZALoGO USNJA
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06
M1kR1GN MAZER

Kot smo v petek poro6ai, je
preMinn v st. Alexis bolnisz1ici
rojak Martin Glazer, stanujoc
ma 1920 Calcutta Ave. Pokojni
je bill vdovec. Njegova zena Mar
garet je r,mrla pred Is lett. DO
ma je bil il vasi Ko6e, fara Sla-
vina, kjer zapasda diva Ibrata
Johna in Franka, dive sestri
Margaret in Mary in wee ,sorod-
nikov. Bill je clan drustva Zdru-
zeni bratje, st. rs SNIP. Tukaj
zapusea dive h6eri, Emily in Mrs.
Christine Janesic, brata .Jaeka
in vec sorodnikov. Pogpeb Sc je
vrsil danes zjutraj il Josip zele
in sinoYi pogrebnega zayoda.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06
DODATNI PRISPEVKI "a
KOVAHCEN0 KAHRAN5O

kampanJsM iodlor "a lzvoh-
tev Edward ]. Koyacica v urad
okrajnega komisarja sporoca,
da .je prejel sledece prispevke
$40: Oblak Furniture Co., 6612
st. Clair Ave; .$5: Mr.. Winko
Levstik, 4701 Payne Ave-; Miss
Angela Chartilich, 1890 r. "A
ST., in MIR. John Tomc, 1048 r..
,62 st.
Y I1asem uradu sta pa oddala
prispeMlke: Mr.. Frank Gerne, ki
vodi trgoyino q zlatnino ma 6412
st. Clair Ave, $IO in Mrs. Mary
Peterln, 1QS1 e. 141 ST., IS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06

dobo 10 let ter ma izguho politic-
Nth in drzaNjanskih pravic "a
dobo pet Vet.
~Mihvoj Lajovic "a dobo osem
let, ma zaplenabo deleza pri to-
varni Lajovic d. o. z in podjet-
ju Volta q: z O. z. ter ma od-
vzem politicnih in drzavljanslkih
prayic "a dobo pet let in po-
yprecnino v znesku 5000 dinar-
jey.
,Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06

Prosli ponedeljek je ma ;svo-
jem domu ma 1850 L St., Fresno,
California, unrl Anton A. Lau-
rich NIL, star 30 let. Zapusca Ia
lujoeo soprogo Bernice, rojeno
Witherspeon, mater Mrs. Mary
Laurich, 1854 Naumann Ave-,
in dive sestri, Mrs. Bertha Klou-
da in Mrs. Ann Najner. Truplo
je bilo pripeljano v Cleveland
ter Sc nahaja ma nlrtvaskem
odru v Syetkovem pogrebnem
ZdSOQus E.-, ~..- 90 .-...
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Louis Kaferle.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06
ANTON PIzEsd

Poroeali smo v .petek, da je
umrl "a srcno hibo Anton Pi-
zem. Pokojni De bill poznan med
prijatelji kot 'sBlackie' in je bill
81 let star. Rojen je bill v Cleve-
landu. zadnjih sest let je delal
"a Cuyahoga okraj.. Bill. je yete7
ran prve svetovne vojne. Takaj
zapusca diva brata Johna in Mi
chaela ter tri sestre, Mrs. Mary.
Benevol, Mrs. Anna .Maver in
Mrs. Frances %Champa. Pogreb
Sc je vrsil danes oh 10. uri zju-
traj liz Zakrajskovega pogreb-I
mega zavoda v cerkev sv. Vida
in nato ma Calvary pokopalisce.
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" AOmoviIi. zato res priznanje
in cast tenn zenam.

Jutri DO priobceno prvo porp-
clio, koliko 50 prispevai pcsa-
mezniki. Nredno in potrebno je,
da ga vsakdo precita. Videli boz
ste imena, citali hoste vsote, ka-
tere SO prispevali. Vrlo zani-
mivo! j. N. Il.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06

KAzEN "A M.0cdN d
Pat obAoxsncsy 10 bilo chsojsnih
ma smrt : ohsseuiem i2 m smri
Z ustrshtyijo: rs mn tsxleo prisil.
no delo "a dobo Cd .osem do &c
lst. skupno ma 2a0 lei ,sdsn pa je
bill lopEok6sn.
Sodba je bila razglasena v ne
deljo %. decenrbra 1915 popol-
dne OBJ 1915. Pred sodno palaco
Use je okrog zvocnikov zbrala We
hka mnoMca. v dvorani je "a
vladala asmrtna tisina, ko je
vstopil sodni dvor predsedni-
kom sosodnikom Baricevieem
ma celu, M je nato razglasil ma
slednjo sodho:
''V imenu naroda je sodis6e
tpo Hvrseni razprayi razsoeiilo,
.da so obtozenci kriWi in Sc ,obso-
dijo:
Ernest Peterlin, Ninko Meh-
lie, Ladislav ,Kriz, ,Joze Rorman
in DIR. Peter Kr.izaj ma smrt z
obesenjem.
'Dr. Janko Kostl, DIR. Branko
Vreon, DIR. Branko Alujevil, Djo-
ko Vujocevic, dr.. Branko Jan,
Milan Finec Joze Bajec, Miro
slav Mateic, zupnik Franc Ger
kovnik, Martin zekar, Pavle Ko-
vac in Anton Por ma smrt z
ustrelitvijo.
"Vsi menovani obtozenci so
obsojeni ma trajno izgubo poll
ticnih pravic in ma zaplembo vse
imovine.
-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06

Stevenson, Courtney D. Ward;
"a drzavno legislature pa Will.
liam A. Kastelic. O teh smo pre-
pricani, da so posteni in vredni
zaupanja. zato glasujmo "a te
kandidate.
->, Louis Kaferle.