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Evening star., 1946-09-10
Requiem Mass 10 Be Said
For Robert Stewart, "a

Requiem mass for Robert Stewart
"a, who died Sunday at Mother Jones
Rest Home, Riggs road extended
after a two-year illness, will be said
at 8 am. tomorrow at st. Joseph's s
Church, Second and c streets NE
Burial will be in Congressional
Cemetery.
A native of Washington, Mr.. Ste
wart was a clerk and carrier at the
City Post Office, Massachusetts, ave.
nue. and North Capitol street for 3&
years until his retirement in 1881.
He is survived by three daughters
Mrs. Lillian Mehlfelt and Mrs
Elizabeth Ashton of Washington
and Mrs Marie Sanders of San Jose
Calf; two sons. Thomas r. ano
Robert F. Stewart; a brother, Will
liam A. Stewart of Arlington. Va.
and sister, Mrs. Brooks Cross OF
Washington.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Rites for Mrs. Ingram
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Tilton Ingram, SIS. who died Sunday
at Garfield Hospital. will be held at
q pm. tomorrow at the Wallace
Memorial Presbyterian Church, Ran
dolph street and New Hampshire
avenue NV. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
A third-generation Washingtonian
Mrs. Ingram formerly was active in
the Florence Crittenton Home and
the Red Cross. She was the wife OF
Charlton w. Ingram, who recently
retired from the Navy Department
after 81 years of service there. Mrs
Ingram lived at $500 Denton road
Bethesda, Md.
Mrs. Ingram is survived, in addi-
ton to her husband, by daughter
Mrs. Eleanor /. Smith, Arlington
Va; a son, C. William Ingram, and
three grandSonS ..
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Brainard V. Fountain Dies;
Official Of Grace Line

Brainard v. Fountain, 43, manager
Of the Washington Office OF the w. R.
Grace & Co. and the Grace Line
since 1912, died Saturday at st.
Mary's Hospital, Passaic, MI, after
a short illness, officials of the COM
pany here announced yesterday.
Mr.. Fountain was the son OF the
late Rev. and Mrs. George Foun-
tain. Following several years in
the shipping business with the
United Fruit Co. he joined the Grace
Line In 1892 as district passenger
agent in New Orleans. He then
became manager of the passenger
Office in Boston and later the book
ing office at Rockefeller Center, New
York. Just prior to coming here
he was general passenger agent in
charge of the Hanover Square, New
York, office. He formerly lived at
45l0 Ellicott street NV.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Anne Metzger Fountain; three
daughters, Joan, Carol and Mar
garet; sister, Mrs. Allan Whatley,
East Orange, N. j.. and a brother,
Paul, Engelwood, N. J.
Funeral services were to be held
at 2 pm. today at the Davis Home
stead, Irvington, N. J. Burial was
to be in the Clinton Cemetery,
Irvington.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Woman, 86, Dies
On Learning of
Son. S Auto Death
BY the Assoeioted press

ALTOONA, Pa, Sept. 10.-An
unusual accident claimed four lives
yesterday, including those of a &c.
inch-tall, 68-year-old midget who
was perched on guard rail in front
of cemetery, and an aged woman
who died when she learned her son
also was victim.
State police said a truck swerved
into guard rail on which the
midget, Guy Slippey, was sitting at
nearby Geeseytown, as the driver
attempted to avoid striking a A.
year-old boy on the highway The
truck then careened head-o into
an automobile and overturned
crushing Mr.. Slippey.
Two occupants of the car, Oscar
Meyer, 72. and Hiram Lockard, So
both of Altoona. died in the crash
which also injured Norman Glen
Lockard, 10. and his brother, War
rem Dean Lockard, 4, other pas
Sengers.
Mr.. Lockards mother, Mrs. Lille
Lockard, 86. fell dead of shock ir
her Altoona home when she wa.
told Of the tragedy.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Wi|ford D. Downs Dies
AT Arlington Home

Wilford D. Downs, IS, salesman in
the William Hahn e. Co.. branch
shoe store in Arlington. died Sunday
at his home, 1917 Colonial terrace,
North Arlington, of a heart ailment
Mr.. Downs had been an automo-
bile salesman in the District for
several years before joining the
Hahn firm in 194l. A native of Vir-
ginia, he was at one time a seed
salesman in that State, North Caro-
lima and West Virginia.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Elizabeth Downs; a son, Herbert
and four daughters, Mrs. Ona Good
win, Roanoke. Va; Mrs. Dorothy
Cole, Newport News, Va, Mrs
Louise Haggard, Dumphries, Va,
and Mrs. Grace Woodward, Ar
lington.
Funeral services were to be held
at 2 pm. today at the residence
Burial was to be in National Me-
mortal Park, Falls Church.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Union Refuses 10 Permit
Mission Ship 10 Sail
BY the Assoeiofed Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. TO-
Four hundred Protestant mis-
sionaries' scheduled to sail tomor-
row for China and the Philippines
found themselves facing an indefi-
mite stay in San Francisco today
because OF the AFLs strike against
ocean-going shipping.
The strike committee of the
Sailors Union of the Pacific con.
siders the American President Line's
Marine Lynx-chartered exclusivel,
for the missionaries and their sup.
plies as a passenger vessel-ano
cannot permit it to sail, Arthur
Burke, member of the committee
announced.
This group, probably the largest
number of missionaries to sail over
seas together, is the first large-scale
exodus of Protestant missionaries
to the Orient since the war with
Japan ended. Their voyage is spon-
sored by the Foreign Mission Con-
ference of North America, which
embraces II organized agencies in
the United States and Canada and
represents virtually all Protestant
denomina tions.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Rites Held in New York
For Miss Willie ChambIiss

Word was received here today
that funeral services for Miss Willie
Hardee Chambliss, 78, who died Au-
gust %, in the Lawrence Hospital al
Bronxville. N. Y, were held in tht
Christ Episcopal Church there Au.
gust 80. Burial was in Selma, Ala.
A native of Selma, Ala, Miss
Chambliss was the daughter of 1t
Col. Nathaniel Rives Chambliss
Confederate Army, and Mrs. Anna
Hardee Chambliss. Her grandfather
was 1t. Gen. william Joseph Har-
dee. C. S. A.
She retired 13 years ago from the
Carnegie Foundation for Advance
ment of Teaching, New York, where
she had been employed for over 81
years. She was an active member
of the Christ Episcopal Church O
BronXville, N. Y.
She is survived by her brother
Hardee Chambliss. former dean O
the Schools of Science and En-
gineering at Catholic University o
America, of Washington, and a sis
ter, Mrs. Anna Chambliss johnson
OF Bronxville. as well as severa
nieces and nephews.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Funeral Rites Tomorrow
For Mrs. Sarah Carter

Mrs. Sarah r.. Carter, formerly
of Union City. Ind, died this morn
ing at the home of her daughter
Miss Melle E. Carter, 542O Con-
necticut avenue NV, with whom
she had lived since 1889.
A native of Ohio, Mrs. Carter
came here after her husbands
death to live with her daughter, an
employe of the Internal Revenue
Bureau.
She is survived by another daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. B. Heifel, Colorado
Springs, Col, and three grandchil-
dren
Funeral services will be held at
8 pm. tomorrow at the Hines
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be In Union
City, Ind.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Graham W. Hume Rites
Arranged for Today

Funeral services for Graham w
Hume, 10. who died Saturday on s
train en- route to Florida for a vaca
ton. were to be held at 2 pm. toda,
at the Oak Hill Chapel, Thirtietf
and r streets NV. Burial was t.
be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Born in Washington, Mr.. Hume
was member of an old Washington
and Northern Virginia family. Al
the time of his death he was en-
ployed in the treasurer's department
OF the Reconstruction Finance Corp.
where he had been since 1941. Pre-
viously he worked in other Govern
ment agencies and for the Washing
ton Gas Light Co.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Ethel w. Hume; daughter, Miss
Helen Hume, and two sons, G. w
Hume Of Bradford, Pa, and George
Hume of Washington.
His youngest son, Capt. William
w. Hume, was killed on the Nor
mandy beachhead in July, 1914.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
IWiIIiom Jennings Dies;
Pioneer in Photography
BY the Associated Press

MEDIA, Pa, Sept. 10-William N
Jennings, IS, who made the first
known photograph of lightning in
1882 and the first aerial photograph
OF Philadelphia, in 1893, Died yes
terday after long illness.
A native of Yorkshire, England.
Mr.. Jennings was awarded the John
Price Wetherill Medal by Franklin
Institute in 1882 for his photograph
of lightning. He also is credited
with making the first picture ever
taken from an airplane and first
using color filter with an orthochro-
matte plate in aerial work.
Mr.. Jennings. founder Of the
American Museum Of Photography
conducted commercial photogra-
ply business here until his retire.
ment in 1884.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Man Held in Staying
OF Soft Drink Official
Valves Jury Trial
BY the Associoied Press

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Sept
10.-William Francis Harvey, 23-
year-old ex-serviceman, has waived
jury trial and may throw himself
on the mercy of the court when his
trial on charge of murder in the
highway Staying of Leesburg Coca
Cola plant executive comes up to-
morrow in Spotsylvania County Cir
cult Court.
Harvey. who. police say, admitted
in signed statement that he killed
o. j. Beckerman. so, after the soft
drink man, on his way home from
a meeting in Richmond, had given
him ride, is now in the Fredericks-
burg Jail.
Defense Attorney Francis B.
Gouldman, appointed by Judge Leon
M. Bazile to defend the veteran, said
Harvey had waived trial by jury.
Spotsylvania Commonwealth At
torney T. Stokeley Coleman refused
to say whether he will seek death
sentence in the case.
Harvey, whose home is in Syra-
cuse, N. Y, has made no request
for bond since his capture in Phila
delphia June 18. During his time
in Jail here he has been the official
ward OF City Sergt. L. E. Chittum
who, as a State police sergeant, is
credited with uncovering one of the
principal clues which led to the ar
rest-the serial number of Becker
mans watch which was found in a
Philadelphia pawn shop.
The arrest of Harvey ended a
search of nearly three months after
the body of Mr.. stabbed
twice and robbed of $40 and a gold
pocket watch-was found in Spotsyl-
vania woodland by some children.
Mr.. Beckerman's automobile. also
stolen, was not found until a short
time before Harvey's arrest.
Harvey told officers he accidentally
stabbed Beckerman, who had given
him ride, when he fell forward
while showing the older man a
souvenir war knife, and that he
then became excited and plunged
the knife into Mr.. Beckerman's body
again.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Five Are indicted Here
|0n Government Check
Forgery Charges

An extensive investigation by
Secret Service and postal agents
of an alleged ring which they re-
ported preyed on Washington citi-
zens for more than a year stealing
and cashing Government checks,
yesterday led to the indictment of
five persons on forgery charges.
Additional indictments naming at
least some OF yesterdays defend
ants and others are to be returned
in the near future, it was said by
Assistant United States Attorney
John J. O'Leary. who Is in charge
of presenting cases to the grand
jury.
Yesterdays indictments included
one naming John E. Pritchard OF
the 200 block of Fifth street Sc.
Emmett w. Obenchain, rs, of the
900 block of F street NE, and
Howard o. Pritchard, ~, of the zoo
block of Eighth street NE, who
were charged with forging $1OO
Government check, said to have
been a veterans mastering out
check.
Another indictment returned yes
terday named John E. Pritchard
Mabel NJ Pritchard, %. of the 100
block of Eighth street NE, and
Samuel J. Kinnamont. 43, of the
1900 block of E street NE, on a
charge of forging Government
check for 500. The latter check
was said to have been in the form
of retirement pay Mrs Pritchard
authorities said, is a sister in Law
of the two Pritchards named in yes
terday's indictments. which were
returned before Justice Jenning.
Bailey of District court.
! Yesterdays indictments did no
charge theft of the checks, but onl.
forging and cashing them.
Neither Secret Service nor posta
agents knew how much the ring
collected over a period of months
They will not know this until al
claims are in. it was said.
Mrs. Pritchard, who has beel
termed queen" of the check ring
has denied she was the ringleader
Headquarters for the group wa
said to have been where several o
them lived in the TOO block o
Eighth street NE.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Three Ships Due to Arrive
With I 300 Troops Today
BY the Associated Press

More than 300 service personnel
and 321 war wives and children are
due to debark today from three ships
at New York and San Francisco
Ships arriving:
At New York-Maritime Victory
from Bremerhaven, 1887 troops:
President Tyler from Bremerhaven.
Al troops and 32l war wives and
children.
At San Francisco-Thistle from
Pearl Harbor. 36 troops.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Toby Returns Home;
Father 10 Prosecute
Maid 10 the Limit
by me Axsoe;otsd Press

KANSAS CITY, Sept. l0.-Friend-
ly 3-year-old Madeline CToby)
Tobias Is home today, extremely
tired and covered with insect bites
but otherwise none the worse for
her exciting experience with q hitch
hiking maid, who disappeared with
her five days ago.
A rousing welcome awaited curly
haired, brown-eyed Toby on her ar
rival here last night in a chartered
plane with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
Philip Tobias. to whom she had been
returned e8rlier in the day at Terre
Haute. Ind, where police found her
in humble home awaiting adop-
ton.
The maid, Mildred Louise Everett,
%. was held by the FBI at Terre
Haute. She was picked up there
soon after Madeline was found. A
kidnapping charge here awaits the
former inmate OF the Ohio Girls
Industrial School, who told Terre
Haute police she loved the little girl
and wanted her for her own.
Will Prosecute "to Limit"
Toby's father, an overseas veteran
and now a salesman for a small loan
company, said he would prosecute
"to the limit" the maid, who dis
appeared with the Tobias only child
three days after he had picked her
up on street as a hitch -hiker and
hired her as a housekeeper because
his wife was Ill.
Toby was too tired to take in
much of the party at her modest
home, celebrating her return. Her
mother bathed her and treated her
numerous chigger and mosquito
bites before putting her to bed.
A few minutes later Toby was
asleep. Her 24-year-old mother said
she had been too tired to say her
usual prayers.
Offered for Adoption.
Toby's recovery came on a tip to
Terre Haute police from a foundry
worker, Omer Kunkhouser, who said
the hitch-hiking maid had agreed
to turn the child over to him and
his wife for adoption. He recog-
nized the child as the missing Toby
through a newspaper picture.
Robert Vance, chief of detectives
at Terre Haute. pieced together
this story:
The maid hitchhiked with the
child to Terre Haute, arriving there
Friday with Is cents. They went
to the Goodwill Industries where
the maid obtained employment as
a housekeeper in the home of Ben
Bailey, father OF seven children
whose mother left home several
weeks ago.
Funkhouser, visiting his mother
next door to the Bailey home. saw
Toby and when he admired her tn.
maid. posing as her mother, Offered
her for adoption.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Griswold Nomed Head
Of 10th Air Force
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

/ TOKYO. Sept. 1O.-The Armys
Pacific Air Command announced
today the assignment of Maj. Gen.
Francis H. Griswold. Alexandria.
La. to. command the Goth Air Force
| Guam.
He succeeds Brig. Gen. Frederick
l.. Hopkins, jr.. OF Yonkers, N. Y,
who will be attached temporarily to
headquarters here Gen. Griswold
formerly was deputy chief Of staff
at Air Force headquarters in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
CEMETERY LOTS.

THREE LOTS in National Memorial Park
at subs tantial discount by private owner
vii sell separately' cash only. MA. 5643
days. Ia
Evening star., 1946-09-10
CLOUD, BERNITA. ofhcers and mem

CLOUD. BERNITA. Ofhcers and MEM
a. bers Of Columbia Temple. No
y |;'' i
Thursday, SEPTEMBER L., at Z
u m Irnna Eriendshin Church
Evening star., 1946-09-10

j.
IaokNroN. 11aos., PEI 9DaEsIEFENE; On Saturday
bffsees st. NV PELEresE esb [fissRsf TaoRsroN' +
Rosie Lucas Mrs, Geneva Feider. MS. Mrs
he e.yen sso eayss o1e ssts three
tiyes and friends, After 10 am Wednes-
w. Ersese Jarvis Bs4. psnas 5cS call
Is At 2s6 nm from he s aboys sphsmpsi funepai
ives and friends inyted oetne neterment Hsin Ein.
coin Memorial Cemetery. II
TUCKER. TERESA N. On sunday. Sep
pRF 1epm5ss 4 lg4e Tft6xss g. proydenss Hospital
beloved mother Of Rose Marie Harris, Doris
Marie Tucker and Lillian Martini Williams
She also leaves seven grandchildren and
may esll at the residence OF her daughter,
Mrs Harris 1858 1st st: s.w.. after 5 pm.
% Sssss Ss ssgssmSsr no Rssusm
aus Catholic chuneh South IL eapsol Sanfsa' ane Ds
@ f By e9an csmpOe evs' as4s
this lie Saturday. September Z. 1876
iins9on. va. WILBUR WAsarNdro6NS WASH sdero6S
Hans. as sayss e mourn loying wife Con-
Katie j. Scott: a father Mr, HT. Thomas mls 4.
Washington; one devoted brother. Tromas
D. Washingt9n; fye aunts; sig uncles and
resting at the John r Rhines 8s CO. CO. f Fu.
neral Home, 3rd and Eye SITS. sw,. until
3 Pm, Tuesday. September 10: then at
Septembr II. at l 80 pm. from Mount
olive Baptist Church, Arlington. Va, Rev,
Aaron Mackley ofhciating Interment
Mount Pleasant. Va. 10
WELSH, MARY c.. On Sunday. Sep
| 10Th st. NV. MARY C. WELSH sister of
the late John. James and Thomas Welsh
Services at the s H Hines Co Funeral
Home, 2901 .14th st. NV. on Wednesday
September II, at $50 m: thence 10 ST
NY. where the holy sacrifice OF the mass
! will be of1ered at 2 an. for the repose OF
her soul. Interment Mount Olivet Ceme-
terry. Relatives and friends invited. 10
Evening star., 1946-09-10

CLOUD. BERNITA. Departed thls Ilfe
Sunday, September s. 1916. BERNITA
LOUD. daughter of Mrs. Alice G.. and
lie late Peter Hawkins and mother of
toward A. and Ramon S. Cloud She also
survived by two sisters, Lavania Brook
- Hawkins; five aunts, Ada Richardson,
Maggie Standa rd, ALA Jackson, Estelle
lves and friends. Remains resting at the
Tarnes g. Matthews Funeral Home, GA
III St s.w Notice of funeral hereafter
Evening star., 1946-09-10

n communication Of Ds wson Lodge.
N No. Is, F. A. A. M, will be held
IN in the Masonic Temple on We'd
MSN nesday, September II, 1915. at i
SN o'clock pm, for the purpose OF
attending the funeral of our late
brother, GILMORE w. THOMP-
SON. BY order of the worshipful master
JOHN A. COLBORN, Sr Secretary
Evening star., 1946-09-10

day September g. 1916, at her residence.
202a Illinois ave. NV, SALLIE ELIZABETH
FREY, beloved wife Of William H Frey q .
PPLayerS at Chambers Funeral Home, 400
y. at pm. 1nterment Congressional
Cemetery. ii
Evening star., 1946-09-10

HANkERSON, MRS. ANNA E. On Mon
day September 9, 1916. at Newark, N. j..
Mrs. ANNA E HANKERSON. She leaves
70 mourn their loss a devoted daughter
Mrs. Joan Hankerson Mason; three grand
sons and other relatives and friends Serv-
ICES al Churchman' S Funeral Home. 80
WaVer!y ave. Newark. N. j.. on Wednesday.
September, II; at 10 am. Interment
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-03
stanovanjska kriza postaja
eedalje ostrejsa

r. V sirsem Clevelandu je ida
nih vsaki mesec okrog $500
sodnih ukazov "a selitev. To po-
meni, da je povpreeno vsak me-
sec do 10000 oseb postavl ienih
ma cesto, da iscejo nova stano-
vanja, kjer vedo in znajo, kate
rih pa sploh nj. Polozaj je dejan-
sko zelo kriticen. Koliko skode
Sc naredi pri tenn ma pohistvu in
koliko slabe volje sc ustvarja
in koliko skrbi imajo starsi.,
Med nami ne obstoji nobena Or
ganizacija, XII bi pomagala pri-
zadetim druzinam med ne-vete-
rani. Ma vidiku nj nobene druge
pomoci, kot hitra in velika grad
MIA domov in stanovanj, kar Sc
pa Sc nj niti za6elo in sc ne We
kdaj Sc DO, ker nj dobiti tega
ali omega materiala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-03
Zapadne yelesile in
vprasanje Nemcije

NEW YORK, 26. maja. 60.
MAJ - Tu Sc je razsirila vest,
da Sc bodo politicni svetovalci
Zedinjenih drzav, Britanije in
Francije "a Nemcijo sestali v
kratkem ma posebni konferenci
zapadnih velesil v cilju, da izde-
lajo soglasne smernice "a svojo
politiko napram Nemciji.
Posebno Veiika Britannia 81
prizadeva pridobiti Franci:jo "a
to konfereneo, katere dozdaj nj
bilo mogoce prirediti, ker stavi-
jo Francozi kot predpogoj Ia
htevo, da Sc ugodi njihovi zelji
"a decentralizacijo nemske
uprave. Namen konference js
obenem tudi pritisniti ma Rusi-
jo, da hi bolj tesno sodelovala
in Sc odpovedala sedanji delityi
Nemcije ma yzhodni in zapadni
del.
Britanski uradniki Sc pritozu-
jejo, da je zacela Russia ma svo-
10 roko in ne da hi Sc posveto-
yala z zavezniskim kontrolnim
svetom v Berlinu, pogajanja
glede izvoza nemskih pridelkov
v zameno "a predmete, XII so
Rusiji potrebni.
Jasno je, da DO vpliv in vaznost
kontrolnega sveta v Berlinu ze-
10 trpsl, ako bi prislo do spora-
yuma med zapadninai silami.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-03
Porazno nlisljenje
|glede Zed. drzay in
Angije v Grcciji

ATENE, "a. maja. (O.N.A.)
V vsej Grciji je zavladalo
prepricanje, da sta Sc postavili
Velika Britannia in Zedinjene
drzave ma stalisce grskih mo-
narhistov, ter da Amerika in
Anglia stremita "a tenn, da Sc
izvede cim pref mogoce plebi-
scit glede monarhije, in kralja
Jurija privede nazaj ma prestol.
To je izjavil Sofianopoulos,
bivsi minister "a zunanje zade-
We in prvak agrarne stranke. De-
jail je, da SO monarhistieni sGu-
varji z vsenni silami> ma delu,
da "opranega" kralja cim pref
priyedejo nazaj v Atene. Pri-
pomnil je, da sc pripravljajo
novi udari in da je polozaj skraj-
no napet in resen.
Bivsi minister Sofianopoulos
pa je izjavil, da DO odgovornost
zapadnih veselil izredno tezka,
ako grska demokracija ne DO
mogla preziveti viharja, Xxi sc
pripravlja.
Diva grska generala, Theodore
Manetas in Aleksander Meredi-
tis, pa sta izjavila, da je Brita-
Mia odgovorna "a to, da je bila
grska armada reorganizirana po
neverjetno fasisticnih naeelih.
General Mereditis je dejal, da so
britanske oblasti krive nedo-
pustljivega vmesayanja in da s
silo rinejo ma odgovorna mesta
v grski armadi monarhisticne
castnike.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-03
Kakovost naravnega pima
je padla

Te dni Sc je odkrilo, da mora
povprecen Clevelandcan porahi-
ii 10 odstotkov vee naraynega
pima "a kurjavo in gretje, kot
pa je bilo potreba pred tremi le-
Il. Razlog "a to je, ker je druz-
ba East Ohio Gas Co. kupila ma
jugu zaloge cenejse kvalitete
plin, ki ina pri gretju 10 od7
stotkov mani moci. Podpreds
sednik plinske druzbe William
G. Rogers je izjavil, da Y boz
docnosti obeta priti v cleve-
land Sc vec tega sibkejsega pli-
ma, in da bo kvaliteta pima Sc
holj padla. To seveda pomeni,
da Sc stroski konzumentov te-,
mu sorazmerno visajo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-03
Vesti IL Hvljenio
omeriskih SIovencev

Bridgeport, o. - Dne 20. ma
ia dopoldne je bila ubita cd av-
tomobila ma drzavni cesti st. 40
Barbara Gerchar, 6-letna hcer-
ka druzine Leo Gerchar. Nesre-
ca Sc je pripetila, ko je sla cd
Mrs. F. Wockove, tete svojega
oceta. ODE druzini zivita Wis, a
Wis.,; vsaka ma. eni strani ceste,
XII je znana kot Lincoln High
way in po kateri je vedno We
lik promet.
Imperial, Pa. - Dne IA. ma
ia je umrla Katarina Miklav-
cic, stara "A let, donna liz Do
brave, fara Trata mad Skofjo
Loko, Gorenjsko, v Ameriki A
let. Bila je vdova in zapusca
pet sinov in dive hceri.
Chicago. - Cd vojakov Sc je
vrnil castnim odpustom Err
nest Tursic, XII je bill blizu dive
lett ma juznem Pacifiku in Fill
pinih. Svoje studije bo nadalje-
val ma univerzi Notre Dame. -
Zadnjo soboto SO Sc porocili: ::
Bernice Fajfar in Rudolp h
Schlachter, v South Chicagu pa
Anthony Terselich in Rose
Okorn.
Duluth, MINI. - Tukaj :je
umrl Joseph Sedlar, star 65 let.
zapnsca sest sinov, dve hGeri in
dive sestri: Mary Mrak in J.
Brula.
Ely, MINI. - Pred par tedni
je magic unrla Rose Bergant,
stara 81 let in rojena ma Elyju.
Hodila je v yisjo solo v Minnea-
polish. Zapusca oeeta, mater in
brata. - Vreme v Minnesoti ie
Sc mrzlo in rastline Sc po6ivajo
pod zemljo., -