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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13
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sNELUs-In this city May 10 1946. Mrs. Mary Snelus of 99 Green Street. Funeral will be held tomorrow morning al o'clock from the at 9:30. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
 Furnished by EISELE G KING LIBAIRE
 STOUT & co. 68 Center St. = Phone 4-Sl81
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CHAPMAN-In this city, May 12, 1946. Lyman Burton Chapman, of 31 Coniston Avenue.
 Funeral will be held Wednesday af- ternoon at 2 o'clock from the AL derson Funeral Home, 70 Central Avenue. Burial will be in Walnut Grove cemetery, Meriden.
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KELLY-In this city, May 12, 1946 James J. Kelly of 40 Clifton Ave- nue.
 Funeral will be held tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock from 40 Clifton Avenue to St. Margarets Church at g. Burial will be in new St. Joseph's cemetery.
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KING-In this city May 12, 1946. ire Heights, Cheshire. Funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon from the Alderson Funeral Home, 70 Central Avenue Burial will be in Riverside ceme- tery.
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DILLON--1n Wolcott, May 12. 1946. Francis J. Dillon of East Street, Wolcott.
 Funeral will be held tomorrow morning at S:15 o'clock from the Mulville Funeral Home, 270 West Main Street to SS. Peter and Paul Church at g. Burial will be in Call vary cemetery.
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KELLY--James J. Kelly, 70 Cliff ton Avenue, an employe of Scovill Mfg. Go. for 5S years, died at his home yesterday afternoon following a short illness.
 MT. Kelly, a native of Waterbury, was the son of the late Patrick and Mary CMoore) Kelly. He was a communicant of St. Margaret's Church and had been employed at Scovill's 55 years until his retire. ment four years ago.
 An honorary member of the Sco- will Foremen's Association, MT. Kel- ly is survived by daughter, Mol lie M. Kelly, business manager of the Scovill Hospital, and several nieces and nephews.
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow morning at 8:30 from the home, 40 Clifton Avenue to St. Mar garet's Church for a solemn high Mass at g. Burial will be in the family plot in new St. Joseph's Cemetery.
 Friends may call at the residence this afternoon and evening. It is requested that flowers be omitted.
 ANDERSON = Frank Ander- son, 13, of 80 Bishop Street, died yesterday afternoon in New Haven Hospital after @ brief illness
 Born in Macell, Miss, he was student at DriP0s School here
 Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Hattie Walker; his grandmother Mrs. Elsie Parker, and an uncle, Edward Wilson, with whom he made his home.
 Funeral arrangements are incom- plete. Friends may call at the Reyes Funeral Home, 60 Pearl Street, to- day from 2 to g P. M. and Tuesday morning.
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IN MEMORIAM Tn loving memory of our husband and father, Eugene Cornell, who de- parted from this world, May 1S, 1944.
 Signed:-- MRS. MARY CORNELL & FAMILY
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-13

LAWRENCE-In Long Hill, Conn, May IF, rS46. Ezra Lawrence of Long Hill, Conn. Funeral will be held Wednesday af- ternoon at o'clock from the Bishop Funeral Home, Bridgeport, Conn.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-03

and there are rich appointments ahead f he lives up eo his reputa. ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-03
''Messioh' To
 Be Presented Sunday

The fifth annual Christmas con. cert featuring Handel's Messiah" will be presented Sunday night at the First Congregational Church, the Industrial Chorus participating. c. Loring Burweli will conduct.
 Lloyd Linders of New York City, who appeared as soloist last year with the chorus, will again sing the tenor role. Others who will appear with the chorus are Gertrude Sher- will of Torrington, soprano; Earle Styres of New York City, baritone; and Carmen Congdon, supervisor of choral music ct westover School, conrtaito.
 The oratorio will begin ct 8 P. M. doors of the church open at 7:l6 General admission is free. Seats fo1 associate members of the Chorul will be reserved until 8 o'clock.
 The chorus numbers about l4C mixed voices. Waldo 6. Newberry will be organist and Mrs. Helen Heebner pianist. Supplementary music will be offered by the Mark DiCecco string ensemble.
 The final rehearsal will be helt at the First Church Sunday ct 3:3t P. M.
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Radlne tonNlA a& tne knsWsRoa sceeen ls M-o~aAe neW moaloAl ro- nance, rNo Leave, No Love" seAra glne Ven Johnson, Keenan, Wynn and nfilalnk mokl popular scieen heroine, Fnf REFkWooa. ft contains stars, sonNs rosnanee and plenty os lauRhs. Van Johnson 6 seen in tlae role of a young Marine hero Wno h willlne @ trade q cof9res Medal tor the love ot hls childhood sweetheart but when no swaps hls medal and loses his sweetheart his troubles begin.
 wTae Mysterious Mr. valentino" Q snHpense- packed new murder mys. tery starring William Henry and Linda Stirling win be shown as an added treat.
 One Of the years most anticipated motion pictures comes tot he Poll screen wednesday with the show- tnr of "undercufrent." co-starrtn1 Katharine Hepburn and Robert Tay. lor for the first time.
 lut 8A8HtalEtAua EOAAattCC NaeAA mystery background marks Mis- Ffepbufns first appearance on ths screen since ( he highly successful without Love" and brings Taylol back before the cameras after hil three years as a Navy flyer,
 The plot of "Undercurrent," based on an original story by Thelml Strabel, revolves about the marta breakup between Hepburn and Fay Tor when the latter becomes tealou of his mysterious brother.
 Irene, noted M-O~M designed, hal given Miss Hepburn the most ex' tensive wardrobe she has ever wor1 for a picture. the star making 8 costume changes for her role as thl wife of Q millionaire ifadustrtalis' AS an added attraction Eddie Al bert and Faye Marlowe will b seen in Rendezvous With Annie It ss one of the newest and spright Hest romances to come from { h Republic lot. 1t deals with the cd ventures of Q lonesome soldiel loverseas, whose homesickness get shim into an epic series of mishapI
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-03
Marcel cerden Prefers Stuffy Gymnasium for ExhiIOr0tins Fight
BY NED BROWN MA nlAll CalkalnsnAanl

MeW York, Dec. 3 OltMAl l@~fdke many Ffenehmen, Marcel UefdaE d6as fnosb of his talkins with hls hands and they're ve i0qslAololls. The European iniddleWeight chasna pion, here Co fleht ueofBis Abrams 10 rounds at Madlson Square oAf- den. Deo, 6, diskof8 as much from his pfospeotlve opponent in trainlns fealiiiel as ie does ifl fighting style.
 oefdAn is 6 fieged mixer, digging in. throwing straight, short punches lficessantiv from aii angles, never cllnching, seemingly tlfeless.
 Black hatred, with piercing black eyes under heavy bfowB, thlck-legged and ponderOusiy fitiscled, the Frenchnias1 i1eveftheloes moves with cat-iike qnickness.
 et0cky almost Co the point Of suuattlfess, Cerdan doesn't look even hIs e-7, appeafs much heavier than the ioO pounds the scales prove him. He looks like . small edition of Jim rondos.
 | watched Cerdan 60 through training sessions in the filurky at- riosphere of the Catholic Youth 0r- Ranization gynif1asiifi1 in the heart Of downtown New York. 1 never saw a fighter train like he does.
 Although outside the day was humidity sticky, the five windows of the gun were closed tight, the air was stifling with the ptngent stench of precipitation eflaa1atlng from many fighters training throughout the day and from sweat shirts and other paraphernaiia hung from q clothesline along the wall. But Cer- dan worked and breatled as if he were in Q sylvan suburb.
 Manager and trainer Luciano Roupp acted as his gparri1g part ner, Cerdan, wearing big gloves, at- tackled methodically, Roupp n1e- cl1anacaily throwing tip his arms tc lgtiard off the blows, CT stepping back from hooks and jabs.
 | In fact, RouppS guard was d. ways up before the champion threw a punch. It was like a catcher signal. | ling his pitcher what to throw.
 Cerdan walloped the heavy bat viciously, peppered the light one toyed with several amateur boxers
 Why did Cerdan pick this gym He doesn't like to train where therei c crowd, doesn't understand tn
 language, would be too lonely in tn
 country, although, paradoxically, h lives in the suburb, Flushing, l. I. How could Cerdan stand tn
 smell of his training quarters? 'sWhat smeli?" he inquired fl French, then explained he get . enough fresh air doing his road work, and at an indoor fight the at
 mosphere isn't exactly altar of rosei Cerdan, 90, was born in Sidi Bt : Abbis, Algeria, home of the famou l French Legion. He learned his fight ! ing in the streets of Casablanca, bat , ting street Arabs where you had [
 fight or get your head knocked off. He began fighting professional in 1886, won the Tnter-Allied mid
 dleweight championship as Frenc
 seaman by knocking out Joe Di Mat c tino in Algiers, Feb. %, 1924, in on 0 round. He knocked out Assane Diot in Paris in three rounds to win tt e French middleweighk cfanpionshiI I. Nov. 90 last year.
 n Cerdan has had about 76 fight
 lost only one-on c fOul-An 1o4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-03
CHOICE MoRsEL It Says Here
By BOB HOPE
TRuarANs TROUBLE


 Only a man who has been out numbered by in-laws for years can appreciate what President Truman will be up against when the Republican Congress con- venes. He'll be lucky If he gets to eat. The Republicans have been away from the pork barrel 30 long only his army training will keep the President in adequate vita- mins, and must admit the COP. is a little premature about the presidency.
 Last week President Truman thought it would be a fraternal move to invite Dewey down for talk. When he told his secretary to phone him, the man said that wouldn't be necessary, he'd been sleeping in the East Room since November ninth.
 I do hope the Republicans haven't remembered the votes and forgotten the vetoes. You've heard of those pens that write under water. Well, anticipating a little trouble, understand Truman has bought one that won't write under any circumstances. Then the Audubon Society is building him a bird house to pigeon-hole stuff he really doesn't like.
 My wife tells me the women are going to be watching Washington very carefully for the next couple of years and they're going to keer lining up at the polls for the guys who keep them from lining up fol pot roast.
 Copyright, l946. King Featur'
 Syndicate, Incl
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ably with iIl-6ated Les Darcy, whom he resembles In build and general style. 0amblers have made the fight CTS even money and take your pick ct e-to-5 for the bookmaker.
 Mike Jacobs expects to draw e80.OO0 ct from el.SO so 1i2.
 The winner will earn the right to meet the survivor of the Tony zaie- Rocky oraziaro return match 1ol the title. The Gary sf1ock-absorbei and Rockaby Rocky punch t on' again at the Garden, March IS.
 In his first American appearance you've got to 90 to Marcel Cerdan
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has scored 6 knockouts. His most impressive victory, according Co American standards, was in beating Holman williams, American Negro, in 10 rounds in Paris last Jtiiy.
 Abrams, of Roanoke, Va, is 2e, has been fighting professionally since 1887. He joined the Navy after losing e decision to Tony zale for the world title, Nov. %, 104l.
 Abrams is q fair puficher, c more stylish boxer than Cerdan, is . wily ring general who knows al the tricks.
 Old-timers compare Cerdan favor-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-03
Company Asks
 0SfD0nennent

A conference between representa- tives of the Manufacturers Foundry Company and Local 251. Interna- tional Union of Mine, Mill 6 Smell ter Workers, c. I. O., has been post poned from Thursday of this week to Tuesday of next week. Joseph McEvoy union business agent, said the delay was granted atthe com- pany's request.
 Manufacturers Foundry and the c. I. o. union have just opened negotiations toward Q new contract The present agreement has been ex- tended to Jan. 3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-03

Brockton, Mass. (UP) - Wh en Charles r. Newton. 42. admitted he shot and killed his wife in a Chin es: cafe, he requested the officer who arrested him. Arthur Calvin. to escort him to the electric chair if he were sentenced to death. The pair have been friends many years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-03

Seattle (UP)--A Seattle salvage firm has been awarded Q contract to recover $500, 900 silver pesos tossed into Manila Bay by patriots before Japanese troops occupied the city The silver horad was crated in wooden boxes,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-02
Ameriske vojaske oblasti zlomile sleparsko
tolpo jugoslovanskih kraljevasev

DUNAJ, 1. aprila-Ameriska
armadna tajna sluzba je danes
naznanila, da je prisla ma sled
in zlomila delovanje sleparske
tolpe jugoslovanskih kraljeva-
Sew, XII je operirala v centralni
Evropi ter delala denar S pona-
rejenimi potnimi listi, ,crno bor-
20 in med drugim tN(li skusala
izsiljevati ameriske oblasti.
Jugoslovanski kraljevasi so
trdili, da SO clani jugoslovanske
kraljeve vojaske misije il TIA
lije, XII sploh vec ne obstoji.
Ameriski tajni agenti so jih "a
sledovali skozi Italijo in Avstri-
jo in jih koncno zajeli v Lon
donu.
Vecina izmed obtozencev je
bila obsojena ma zapor cd sest
mesecev do pet let.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-02

Med obtozbami, XII so bile ma
perjene proti MIN, so bile: "a
rotnistvo, ponarejevanje, poslo-
vanje nezakonite vojaske misije,
predlaganje falzificiranih zah-
tev proti Zedinjenim drzavam,
poskuseno tihotapljenje civil
stow preko mednarodnih meja in
nezakonita nosa zavezniskih vo-
jaskih uniform.
Trije jugoslovanski kraljeva-
81 so bill aretirani v ameriski
vojaski kuhinji v Salzburgu. Ko
so bill prijeti, so imeli ma sebi
velike vsote nemskega in itali-
janskega denarja. Pri njih Sc je
naslo tudi 28 kacjih koz.
Vsi trije so potovali pona-
rejenimi potnimi dovoljenji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-02
London in poga-
janja v Indijjii

LONDON, (O.N.A.)-V Lon
donu prevladuje optimizem gle
de pogajanja, XII so Sc zacela
zadnji teden v New Delhiju. Po-
liticni krogi smatrajo, da mora
jo biti pogajanja uspesna, ker Sc
vrse ma podlagi enakopravnosti
in ker je dana Indiji pravica, da
zahteva popolno neodvisnost.
Angleski uradni krogi trde,
da SO odgovorni indijski prvaki
spoznali, da bodo morali po-
gledu narodne obrambe sodelo-
vati z obrambnim sistemom We
like Britanije in meme zveze ma
rodov. Znano je tudi, da SO ne
kateri zunanji politicni dogodki
globoko vplivali ma indijske pr
wake. Nehru, predsednik indij-
skega kongresa, je re ponovno
, izjavil, da je varnost Indie po-
vezana z varnostjo Perzije in
Kline.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-02
|Stavke v Akronu in
|DetrOitu ustavile
ulicni promet

V Akronu, Ohio, in Detroitu,
Mich, so vceraj zastavkali de-
lavci pri ulicni zeleznici. Priza-
detih je skupno okrog $500
MOI, XII so prenehali z delom,
ker sc nj moglo izravnati neso-
glasje glede mezd in drugih
vprasanj.
Akron in Detroit sta sredisci
avtomobilske oziroma gumijske
produkcije, XII je zadnje mesece
skoro popolnoma poeivala radi
stavk v prizadetih industrijah.
V Akronu je vsled stavke pri-
zadetih okrog 100000 oseb, XII
Sc dnevno posluzujejo javnega
transporta, in silicon polozaj OBJ
stoji v Detroitu, razen da je Ste
vilo oseb, XII SO prizadete, mnogo
vecje, kajti Detroit je cetrto
najvecje mesto v Zedinjenih dr.
zavah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-02
ZAMEJNI POLJAKI
IN ARGENTINA

WASHINGTON, (O.N.A.) -
Ameriski uradnik, XII sc je ne
davno vrnil IL Nemcije in zeli
ostati neimenovan, je izjavil, da
obstoje zveze med zamejnimi
Poljaki in argentinsko vlado.
Ubezni londonski Poljaki in ar.
gentinski nationalist so skleni-
Ii baje sporazum, da Sc odpre
poljskim beguncem in vojakom
Andersove armade zatocisce v
Argentina.
. Sporazum nj bill izveden, ker
so v zadnjem trenotku zavezni-
ske oblasti preprecile odhod
poljskih beguncev, XII so meli
odpotovati v Argentine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-02
Znacilno odprto pismo ma ameriSko
javnOst p0vOd0m v0litev ma GrSkem

Grki uprli Turkom in zaceli svo-
jo tezko in dolgo borbo "a svo-
bodo. Prva grska narodna skup-
Selma Sc je sestala leta 1921 in
je izdelala republikansko usta-
vo in izvolila predsednika ma ce-
10 svoie move drzave. Toda Ion
donski protokol je odlocil leta
1929, da maj "Grcija asimilira
monarhisticno obliko vlade."
Takrat Grki MISC imeli mnogo
odlocati O tenn, kdo bo njihov
vladar. Velesile, Francija, Bri-
tanija in carska Russia SO Ia
krat postavljale svoje kandidate
in so izbrale tudi Grciji njenega
vladarja.
v danasnji Grciji zivi narod,
XII Sc je dolga leta junasko bo-
ril proti osiscu in borec Sc menil,
da sc bori proti fasiztnu vsepo-
vsod. Vsepovsod, tudi ma Gr-
skem. In vendar, danes vladajo
ia narod Sc vedno isti ljudje, XII
so bill ma krmilu "a casa Meta
xasove diktature in "a casa
Nemcem sluzece kvizlinske VIA
de. Yes vladni aparat je v njiho-
viii rokah. Monarhistieni tero-
: Madaljevanje na {. stranD
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Sr1rt11a kosa
THERESA TOJAGICH

Danes zjutraj oh enih je ma
gloma preminila vsled izkrva-
vitve ma pljucih, Mrs. Theresa
(Reza) Tojagich, 1920 E. 26 st,
Stara je bila 67 let in je bila do
ma il Badljevine, odkoder je
prisla v Ameriko leta 1908. Tu-
kaj zapusca soproga lila in
hcer Mrs. Mary Werner ter vnu-
ke. Pogreb sc bo vrsil v cetrtek
oh 2. uri popoldne il Grdinove-
ga pogrebnega zavoda, 1853 E,
62 St. ma Highland Park poko-
paliSce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-02
Delo v rudnikih
mehkega premoga
Sc je ustavilo -.
40O.000 MOI v rudnikih
sirom dezele prieelo
neuradno sfavko

WASHINGTON, 1. aprila.-
Ker pogajanja med unijo pre-
mogarjev in podjetnikov, XII so
Sc vlekla mesec dni, MISC uspela,
je predsednik premogarske uni
je AFL John L. Lewis danes od-
redil, da premogarji, XII so "a
posleni v rudnikih mehkega pre-
moga sirom Zedinjenih drzav
ostanejo donna, dokler ne DO do
sezen sporazum glede move ko-
lektivne pogodbe.
S tenn je odslo ma neuradno
stavko okrog 100000 MOI, veci-
ma katerih je delala v premo-
govnikih v zapadni Pennsylva-
niji, West Virginiji in sosednih
drzavah.
Ena izmed posledic bo, da sc
DO produkcija v jekleni industri-
j, XII je sele pred kratkim pc
daljsi stavki obnovila obrat,
znatno skrcila in prizadeta bo
tudi industrija v obce.
Neuradna stavka Sc je price
la v ponedeljek emo minute pc
polnoci, vecina rudnikov pa je
ustavila obrat ze v soboto I'VE.
Ger. Unija pred vhode rudnike
nj postavila nobenih piketnih
straz.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-02
SEJA KORPORACIJE

Jutri vecer, 3. aprila sc vrsi
seja korporacije St. Clair-Nor.
wood Rehabilitation, v spodnji
dvorani Slovenskega narodnega
donna Pricetek oh 8. uri zvecer
Vabljeni so vsi odborniki, XII sc
bill imenovani po zupanu, ka'
kor tudi vsi, XII SO posodili de-
mar v korporacijo. Podana bo.
do porocila o sedanjem delu
razmotrivalo glede della v bodoc.
nosti in volilo tajnika.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-02

"Ko manifestira ljudstvo po
vsej nasi Primorski in izraza
svojo neomajano zahtevo, da Sc
prikljuei Julijska krajina z Co.
rico in Trstom kot sedma fede-
ralna enota k Jugoslaviji IT.
tom ma celu, sc cutimo dolzne
tudi mi, katoliski duhoyniki, XII
smo stall temu zavednemu in
zavestno Sc borecemu ljudstvu
vedno OBJ strani ze v casu ME-
govega pasivnega odpora proti
italijanskemu fasizmu kakor v
casu njegove herojske domov-
vinske borbe, da javno povemo
svoje mnenje,
w prvi vrsti cutimo potrebo,
da najostreje obsodimo namer-
no izmisljene klevete, naperje-
ne proti ljudski oblasti, to je
obenem proti nasemu ljudstvu
in njegovi wolff. Tega kleveta-
MIA, XII so 81 ga izmislili sovraz-
niki ljudstva, italijanski impe-
rialisti, Sc oprijemljejo v zu-
nanjem svetu in ga sirijo sovraz.
niki demokracije, vsi tisti, XII Sc
zaradi svojih protiljudskih de.
janj pobegli pred lastnim ljud-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-02

V nedeljo so Sc vrsile v
Grciji volitve, pri katerih
SO glasom porocil zmagali
mOnarhisti. POznani ameri-
Ski casnikar Constantine
Poulos, XII je grskega pore
kla, je nekaj dni pred VOLT
vami il Aten naslovil ma
amerisko javnost odprto pi-
smo, XII osvetIuje Min
ozadje. Kakor znano, Sc
stranke grskega osvobodil-
mega gibanja volitev MISC
udelezile, il razloga, ker je
grska reakcija, "a katero
stoji Velika Britannia z vo-
jasko silo, poskrbela "a te-
meljito falzifikacij0 volil-
nih imenikOv.
Pisem vam, dragi citatelji
ker je nastopil eden onih trenot
kov, ko je casniskemu poroce
valcu nemogoce, da Sc omeji |,
ma stvarno porocanje. Pisen
vam tudi, ker boste tudi sam
prizadeti cd razvoja dogodko,
ma Grskem, XII Sc pripravljajo.
Zadnjo nedeljo je praznova
grski narod obletnico svoje svo
bode. Pred 125 lett so Sc bill
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Orkan ma Pacyfku $iri snrrt in
uniGGemje ma Harqskih otokih, ?
Alaskii in ma obalh California
CLEVELANDSKI SRBI
IA MIHAJLOVICA

Nekateri clevelandski Srbi so
poslali drzavnemu Department.
v Washington poziv, da ameri-
Ska vlada gleda ma to, da DO &C.
neral Mihajlovic, XII je bill zajet
v Jugoslaviji, incl priliko do
"pravicne obravnave." V spo-
menici sc trdi, da je bill Mihaj-
lovic "zavezniski poveljnik" in
da so "a njegov polozaj odgovor-
ne zapadne demokracije, XII so
MEGA in "srbski narod pustile
ma cedilu."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-02
293 MILIJONOV IA
JAVNA DELA v Chicago

CHICAGO, 80. marca. - Zu-
pan Kelly je naznanil povojni
program javnih del, po katerem
Sc Sc ina v prihodnjih sedmih
letih potrositi vsota 293 milijo-
nov dolarjev. Vecje postavke so:
81 milijonov "a move ceste, A
milijonov "a podulieno zelezni-
co, 81 milijonov "a tlakovanje
cest, 80 milijonov pa "a mosto-
We in odpravo zelezniskih kri-
ziSc.
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ZADU MICA

Jutri OBJ 8. uri zjutraj sc DO
brala zadusnica v cerkvi sv. Vi
da "a pokojnega Sgt. John A.
Star, sina druzine Star il Ash
tabula, Ohio, XII je izgubil svo-
je mlado zivljenje ma bojnem
polju. Sorodniki in prijatelji so
vabljeni, da Sc opravila udele-
ze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-02

stvom, Sc izlocili il MEGA in mu
skusajo Sc danes vsestransko
skodovati. Ii ljudje Sc po veci-
nj zbirajo onkraj demarkcijske
crte, kjer zal dobivajo v svojem
protiljudskem delovanju podpo-
no tamkajsnjih oblasti.
"Kaksne so te klevete? V pr
vi vrsti moramo spregovoriti O
klevetah, XII sc nanasajo ma od-
nose nase ljudske oblasti do We
re, in takoj poudariti, da nj niti
govora preganjanju ali ovira-
nju we're, niti v Jugoslaviji niti
v Julijski krajini. Kaksni so da-
mes tt odnosi, lahko povemo mi,
XII svobodno opravljamo verske
dolznosti, nikakor pa ne more
jo O tenn govoriti tisti, XII ljud-
stvo in vero izrabljajo v proti-
ljudske namene.
"Vera je torej, ma kratko po.
vedano pri mas svobodna. Vse
XII govore opreganjanju in zati.
ranju we're ma Primorskem, bj
spomnili samo ma nekaj let ma.
zaj, ma case, ko je fasizem owl.
lral oznanjevanje".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-02
ZADU SNICA

Jutri, 3. aprila Sc DO vrsila
masa zadusnica "a pokojnim
Pvt. Joseph w. Vihtelic, oh OBJ
letnici, kar je padel ma bojnem
polju v Nemciji, in sicer v GER
Xvi sv. Kristine ma E. 222 st.,
oh Z. uri zjutraj. Prijatelji dru-
Zine so vabljeni, da Sc opravila
udeleze.