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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-12

At recent council meeting
the citY~-engineer was ordered
10 see that all weeds were cut
throughout the city within ten
DAYS. The ten days have passed.
In fact, almost 80 days have
passed, and the West side Is
still looking like a wilderness.
We know that at this time
of year there is a shortage OF
help on account of vacations.
but there must be some way
those weeds can be cut. Fire
plugs are almost hidden. and
in another couple Of weeks no
body will be able to find them
at all
Some OF our streets that arc
supposed 10 be paved are IN
awful condition Holes in 10Th
street range in depth from two
to twelve inches. and IN width
from one to eight feet. M n y
citizens are asking what steps
can be taken to remedy these
bad conditions.
Here is the answer Visi Il
your council in large group
and ask your city officials why
those bad streets are allowed TO
exist. Then judge for yourself
who Of that group has the well
fare of the West side citizens
at heart.
When streets and alleys on
the East Side need fixing there
is never a shortage OF mater
ial. but when the West side
needs repairs material just can t
be found. Why?
Your guess is as good as
mine. maybe better think II
lis Just plain old buck-passing
Wake up. citizens, and don |
blame the whole council for
the West sides shortcomings.
Certain councilmen are suppo5-
ed TO be in charge OF sire c I
care. They are the ones To
blame for the bad condition OF
our streets
Visit your council Fipd out
who these men arc and then
do your duty at the Coming
election.
| VACATION TIME
Ellie CASTOR and bert
Moore are spending their vaca-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-12
LEGAL NOTICE
Iswis, Rowletie & Brown
1900 81. Antoine 81.
natroit rs. Mich.

Detroit rs. Mich.
4 cTATE OF MICHIGAN, in the
r;rr,Iit Court for the County oil
fUavne in Chancery.
4 MINNIE LEE c A L d w z L L,
k,sintiff VS.. JIM CALDWELL,
No. 4O6.s7l
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
A. a session of said Court held
tho Court House in the City
4, Detroit on the LIST day OF July,
= p ~ HON. ADOLPH F.
AfARSCHNER, Circuit Judge,
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
khn,vine that il cannot be ascer-
fmncd IN what state or country
e. defendant now resides, and
\ present whereabouts are un-
tnown. that the last known place
= residence OF said defendant
care of General Delivery,
Fity of Blakely, County Of Early
Ind state of Georgia.
ON motion OF Lewis, Rowlette
q Brown. attorneys for Minnie
/ . Caldwell plaintiff herein,
1T is ORDERED that the said
defendant. Jim Caldwell, enter
bi, appearance in said cause on
81, before three months from the
date of order hereof or the Bill of
complaint may be taken as con-
fessed and that the said Order
be published and a copy thereof
served upon defendant by regis
tered mall as required by law.
ADOLPH +. MARSCHNER,
Circuit Judge.
.(A True Copy
|CASPAR j. LINGEMAN, Clerk.
BIS a Shedd,
deputy Clerk. 7-l2-8-l6.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-12

Who got married last wsekf
or business trip7 Let US know
Did you go away on q vacation
what you are doing. We want
10 print il. Address II 10 The
Detroit Tribune. 2l4s ST. Antoine
In care of Personals ceiumn."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-12

She also won
the first prize in
a piano contest
sponso red by
the Detroit Mu-
sician'S Associ-
alton in tn e
Scott A. M. E.
Church at St.
Antoine an d
Kirby, on Sun
d Y evening.
Lawrence Wat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-12

p. m, every Sunday. {. Couch
Is superintendent
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright
and Mrs. Bertha Starks are vis-
iting over the weekend with
Mrs Eva McComas They are
from Ann Arbor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-12
ECORSE NEW

ton in Los Angeles. They made
he one-way trip driving IN !
days
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lotion Of
Chicago spent two happy weeks
visiting relatives on 18th ST.
James Johnson left on sun
day 10 visit relatives in Mid
lin Heights. Arkansas.
Stanley White returned last
week after spending two weeks
visiting friends in Washington,
ID. c.. and New York City
Steve and Willie Hayes re-
turned last week after a two
week visit with friends an d
relatives in Jackson, Mississippi
and New Orleans.
Robert Reese of Detroit's East
side spent the week end Wis
iting with his mother. Mrs
Georgia Reese Greenlee, on 18th
st.
The Ecorse editor left las
Wednesday to take mucr
needed rest IN Chicago. YOU
news viii arrive as usual
though
DOWN RIVER COUNTRY
| CLUB
! A post-holday barn dane
attracted scores Of Socialites OF
July S at 5l3 Frazier, in Rive
Rouge. Dancing. games, and re-
freshments were features OF the
evening
Mrs. Gertrude Lackev finan,
cial secretary of the club. is or
the sick list The next mcetinl
will be held at 4083 9th St il
Ecorse.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-12
SOME OF THE PRETTIEsT
SPOTS IN SAGINAW
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
Easy Payment plan

Easy Payment Plan
See or call Mrs. Ware. broker.
about her very fine bargains In
homes for sale. Do not delay.
They go fast.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-12

de Maddox. acting chairman.
Miss Taylor is now eligible for
the finals TO be held in ST.
Louis in August, 1920.
PRE- NATAL
SHOWER GIVEN
A shower. in honor OF COM
Ing blessed event. was given
for Mrs. Apolis Smith of 32l
Holford. by her sisters, Mrs. vi
olet Hall. and Mrs. Marie Wat
ers on Sunday afternoon.
There TO welcome little one
on its way were Misses Ruth
Thompson. Oracle Allen, Doro-
thy johnson, Evelyn Moore,
Emma Jean Cannon. Doris Da-
vies. Hattie Sabbath, Tommie
Reddick. Mesdames Josephine
Smith. Nellie Holmes. Winifred
Duncan. Ruth Stallworth, Juan
TIA Williams. Mary Reeves, En-
ma j. Patterson and yours tru-
~
A delightful luncheon Of po-
tato salad, ham. chips and punch
was served to the guests.
ANNIVERSARY
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonso Ford
Of 447 Campbell, celebrated their
sixth wedding anniversary on
June IS. with Mr. and M s..
julius Dinkins with picnic
supper at Belle Isle.
CLUB NEWS
The Social Sepia II Club. one
OF the newer clubs in the Twin
Cities. sponsored a party given
in the IL Horsemcn's Club, Sun
day. June %. All members and
their many friends from I h Q
Twin Cities. Ann Arbor and
Detroit enjoyed an entertaining
evening.
The Twin City Darcus Sew
ing Circle met with Mrs. Pearl
Sadler of Polk street on Thurs
dav The members will meet
this Thursday with Mrs. NJ. c..
McCrary OF Ninth street
VISITORS AND
VACATIONERS
Mrs Catherine Perkins and
son, Leroy. OF Burlington, New
Jersey, were weekend holiday
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Reddick Of 4l44 18th St The
guests were treated to an out
ing al Belle Isle their first
visit there, They left for Bur-
lington on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Webster
of 1854 McGraw spent the hol-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-12
Saginaw Tragdey

Willie Williams OF Syracuse
Street was accidentally killed
Saturday p. m. when Pere
Marquette train ran over him
al the 3rd and Potter crossing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-12

iday with Mrs. Webster's bro
ther. Thomas Harris, and Sis
ter, Hazel Harris, OF Cincinna-
ii. Ohio.
Miss Ethel Horne Of Newark.
N. j.. is visiting her brother,
Richard and Cheerful Horne OF
Salliotte Road, Ecorse.
Mrs. Alberta Collins of Chi
cago, vacationed here with Mr.
and Mrs. John Stokes of 26O
Klienow. Mrs. Collins is Mr.,
Stokes mother.
SICK LIST
Little Olan B. Mckenzie, who
Was struck down by a taxlcab
last week. is home from tn e
Sumby Hospital with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Glover
Brown, 276 Beechwood.
Little Bowman Johnson, Jr"
Of 278 Beechwood came home
last Wednesday from the hos
pital in time TO celebrate his
seventh birthday. only 10 be
rushed back to the hospital on
Saturday morning, suffering a
relapse.
OBITUARY
Funeral services for Al en-
Thomas. 42l Elliot, were held
June 30. from the Union Bap-
fist Church. Thomas was born
july is. 1913. in Silvera, Ala.
He passed away June %, at To-
cal hospital, after a very short
illness. He had been resident
OF River Rouge for the past
eleven years and was affiliat-
cd with the Union Baptist
Church in the capacity OF an
usher,
Survivors are: wife, mother,
one sister. four brothers and
many relatives.
Please telephone your news
lin TO VI. 2-8359 on or before
Sundays.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-12
Pereival r. Pipes. Adm.
1903 Broadway

1 STATE OF MICHIGAN. the
Probate Court for the County of
Wayne.
NO. 34s.2So
In The Matter OF the Estate Of
MINNIE JORDAN, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
all creditors of said deceased are
rcqurcd to present their claims.
IN writing and under oath, to said
Court at the Probate Office in the
CITY of Detroit, in said County.
and to serve a copy thereof upon
PERCIVAL r. PIPER, Admins
tator Of said estate. al 1903
Broadway. Detroit. Michigan on
or before the 10th day Of Sep
tcmbet. a. d. l047, and that such
CLAIMS viii be heard by said
court before Judge Thomas c.
Murphy in Court Room No. sos.
Wayne County Building in the
City Of Detroit in said County, on
The 10th day of September, A. ID.
1877 al two o'clock in the after
noon
Dated June 80. A. d. l947
THOMAS c. MURPHY.
Judge of Probate
Published in Detroit TRIBUNE
ence each week for three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY within thirtv DAYS
from the date hereof. 7-5-7-i9.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-12

son, president, and Mrs. Iolan-
de Maddox. acting chairman.
Miss Taylor is now eligible for
the finals to be held in ST.
Louis in August, 1920.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-12
VACATION TIME

Ellie CASTOR and Ro bert
Moore are spending their vaca-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-12

STATE OF MICHIGAN. the
probate Court for the County of
IMayne.
Evening star., 1947-03-22

even as they enjoy the best of ours.
atlantis will take care OF this
exchange which, am sure, will be
enormously to the advantage OF
audiences in both countries. The
exchange will be worked out on
the basis of the most successful
projects in each country each year.
Profit-making is not the principal
purpose of. the new organization.
Certainly it should break even, but
the major objective is that the au-
diences of the two nations should
see the best the theater of each
has to offer"
The Theater Guilds London pro-
duction of "Oklahoma!" in May is
not an Atlantis presentation. It
was projected some time ago, be-
fore the formation of the new group.
In casting this "Oklahoma!" the
guild has experienced far less diff
Guilty than many anticipated. The
company will be composed entirely
of American performers who so
far have not blinked at the pros
pect of reduced rations in Eng
land.
1.-THE fuel shortage" Mr.. Lang
ner explains, might have put an
other thought in their heads, but
it will be quite insignificant by May
when the opening is scheduled. AS
a matter of fact, the most difficult
thing about the whole undertaking
is finding space to get the company
to England. We snatch whatever
space is available on any ship and
let them go across in driblets."
Incidentally, Londoners some day
will get chance to hear the guilds
famous operetta sung in the native
accent. The idea is to replace men,
bers of the first company with Eng
lish performers.
Mr.. Langner also thinks it should
be mighty interesting to hear the
Rodgers -Hammerstein score sung
by English voices.
Seeds of Destiny" the academy
award documentary for 1916, is off
on a new wave of local interest since
HollyWood's honor was bestowed
upon it on March 49, An UNRRA
staff audience saw it recently at
a special screening. in the Depart
ment of Interior auditorium. An
other screening will be held on
Monday in the Signal Corps audi
torium, Pentagon Building.
1t is a superb piece of screen
storytelling which you should not
miss should any one invite you to
a presentation around town.
Commercial theaters still turn 1t
down, which seems an error of judg-
ment.
Academy award winners deserve
Evening star., 1947-03-22

better treatment, even if there is a
problem of fitting them into sched-
uleS.
3 Bulletin board: Adventures in
o." a Washington school of the
ballet production, will be offered
at Roosevelt High School audito-
rum April 1919 =. A cast of more
than 80 children, from 6 to 16, will
take part in the program Com
munity Education, 935 G place, will
offer the second film of its revival
series today and tomorrow . The
attraction, "Of Mice and Men," will
be presented tonight at $3.50, and
tomorrow at and pm. The
cast of the Washington Chancel
Players production of John Mase-
fields Good Friday to be given
April 4 at Mt. Vernon M. E. Church
will include number of the Capt.
tails most prominent male players
These include Maurice Jarvis, Paul
Bradbury Walter, George Earring
ton, Thomas M. Cahill, j. Edmond
Veitch, Kent Dyer and Chester
Ring The public is invited tc
attend the performance "The
Yearling" will begin its local run
at the Palace the second week in
April T.. And Pursued" screened
this week for critics, is scheduled
to open at the Earle on April 6.
Evening star., 1947-03-22

hotel" says Judy. Her trials will
soon be over because she is leaving
next month for New York to start
rehearsing her play, Media" which
opens first in London and Paris be-
fore settling down on Broadway for
a long run-she hopes. For the
London and Paris presentations she
will use an English cast. But when
the play comes to New York, it will
be American.
4 X X
Elsa Manchester tells me why she
turned down the housekeeper's role
in "The Bishops Wife" Il had six
offers to play a housekeeper after
my housekeeper part in The Spiral
Staircase But it's like playing but
lers, you get typed as a servant very
easily" Instead, Elsa is playing a
screwy painter in THE Big Clock"
Charles Laughton is having quite
a problem getting to do his play.
"Galileo." The delay in THE Para
dine Case" held him back for "The
Big Clock" "Galileo's" director,
Ella KaZan, soon has to start Gen
tleman's Agreement" with Gregory
Peck and Dorothy Mcclure at Goth
Century-Fo SO heaven knows when
he can get together with Laughton
for the play. When they do, Elsa
(Mrs. Laughton) will accept one of
Evening star., 1947-03-22

the many offers she has received tc
appear in a New York night club.
Olivia de Havilland has given up
her own apartment in the Mitchell
Leisen apartment house on the strip.
She's now living in the apartment
above, where Paulette Goddard and
Burgess Meredith used to be. Mitch
redecorated the whole place to suit
Livvy. One of the two bedrooms has
been turned into study for Writer
Husband Marcus Goodrich.
John Wayne has painful ear
injury, suffered when he brushed
into the thorns of lemon tree. It
hurts just to write about it!
&
Ava Gardner has lost Is pounds
and is slinkier than ever. She wears
only black-and-white ensembles in
Singapore When I was on the
set. they were planning a black wool
sweater and a black-and-white silk
neglige for her. In spite of these
aids to frivolity, I never saw Ava
more serious about her work than
she is today. Il have no time for
men," says the lady. She absolutely
denies a romance with Mel Torme.
"And as for my supposed dates with
Gable-no truth in the reports. I've
never been out with him"
Gene Tierney being difficult with
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Truman Names Stanton
As Minister to Siam

President Truman yesterday NOM
mated Edwin Stanton, Minister to
Siam, to have the rank of Ambas-
sador.
The American and Siamese gov
ernments recently raised their diplo-
matte missions to embassy status.
United Sttaes railroads bought
125,O00 900 tons of coal in 1945.
Evening star., 1947-03-22

of Broadway by John Gielgud's rep
ertory company in THE Importance
of Being Earnest" and, later, Love
for Love-"
This is the first specimen of At
1antis' standard. Others will be
equally high.
Atlantis, the name of which is
the idea of Lawrence Langner, CO.
administrator of the guild, will be
a two-way project. That is to say,
it will work on an exchange basis
between this country and England,
with the exchange limited broadly
to the best in the theater of each
participant.
AS explained by Mr.. Langner over
q platter of blue points:
st think it is rather widely agreed
that English producers do the finest
work in the world in the classical
drama and that we perhaps are
ahead in the modern. The fact that
we have no groups comparable to
the Old Vic company, or the cur
rent Gielgud company, should not
keep us from enjoying their work
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Hollywood:
Aumont Cancels
Paris Trip For
Broadway Play
By SheiIoh Grohom

Madeleine Carroll has received an
offer from Roy Del Ruth to star in
"It Happened in Washington" The
price tag attached to the offer is
100000! It's doubtful that Made
leine can refuse that sort of money,
particularly because she wants to
return to Hollywood and Del Ruth
is one of her favorite directors. Roy,
who directed "It Happened on Fifth
Avenue" will make the new "It
Happened" for his own company
with release through Allied Artists.
Jean Pierre Aumont has cancelled
plans to go to Paris this year to
make a picture there. Instead, he
will star in his first Broadway play
Jean Cocteau's "The Internal
Machine" fall.
Robert Mitchum tells me that his
half-owner David Selznick received
$4,000 plus Teresa Wright for a
picture, plus the 16-mm. rights to
Pursued" for loaning Robert to
Milton Sperling for Pursued" !"
That's as pretty deal as I've heard
of in years.
Ella Raines may have to go to
England for her next movie. But
she says she's not budging unless
her husband, Maj. Robin Olds, can
go with her. And it looks as though
he can't.
Irene Selznick is very grateful to
her estranged mate, David O., be-
cause David has loaned her Mel
Ferrer to doctor her. play, Heart
song," before it goes into NewaYork.
X x X X
Gregory Peck has had to bow out
of the stage play, "The Web and
the Rock" based on the Thomas
Wolfe novel. IT won't be free to
do it for three years, says Greg.
And they want to put 1t on Broad
way next season."
Ann Todd darkened her hair for
some tests with Ray Milland in her
movie for Hal Wallis, For Her to
See." This presented quite prob
lem when she reported the next day
for ''The Paradine Case" in which
she plays blond. Well, I guess it's
simple enough to dye it back.
Geraldine Fitzgerald wanted $780,
900 to work in Gentle Stranger"
with Anthony Quinn and his wife,
Katherine De Mile. 1t was a little
too expensive for the budget.
Judith Anderson is screaming be-
cause she sold her house in Holly
wood six months ago. "Since then
I've been wandering from hotel to
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National-"The Fatal Weakness;
2:3O and $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol - Ladies Man; 1880
am, 1:25, 4, 6:35, 9:10 and 11:4O
pm. Stage shows: 1885, $40, 5:45,
$40 and 1885 pm.
Columbia Kit Carson; 11:10
am, lis. 800. 5:25. 7:3O and 9:35
pm.
Earle-"That Way With Women; !;
II am, ITO, 3:20, 5:25, 7:35, $50
and 11:5O pm.
Hippodrome Lies Miserables"
2:O5, 4:05, 6, 8 and 9:55 pm.
Keith's- 1.-The Best Years of Our
Lives; 9 am, IL, 3:05, 6:05, 9:1O
pm. and 1915 am.
Little-"Henry the Fifth; 2:30
and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Angel and the
Badman"; 1880 am, LAO, $40, $40
TAO, 9:45 and 11:45 pm.
PaIace-"My Favorite Brunette;
1920 am, 1:25, $3.50, 5:35, 7:40, 9:45
and 11:50 pm.
Pix-"It's in the Bag; 2::20, 4:50
9:35, 1915 pm. and 1880 am.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts
Continuous from 10:15 am.
Evening star., 1947-03-22

ADJUSTMENTS
Evening star., 1947-03-22

the press and, as a consequence, with
her publicity department. She is
usually tired" when an interview is
requested. It's an odd thing how
stars get tired when they are on top
of the ladder to success. How fresh
and eager they can be at the bot
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Low Bidder Announced
In Alley Paving Job

Curtin & johnson, Inc, 1890
Fourteenth street NE, proved low
bidder at $18, 8,42S.10, when four bids
for construction of 1900 square yards
of concrete alley pavement at vari-
Gus places we're opened yesterday in
the District Building.
The other offers ranged from $18,-
SOILS to $22, 1882 40.
Evening star., 1947-03-22
Atlantis to Exchange Best
In u. S. and English Drama
BY Joy Cormody

There will be shortly in dramatic production and
will instantly of the most significant IN
field.
organization Atlantis Productions and it is
Guild Productions England and John
responsible the brilliant invasion
Evening star., 1947-03-22

tom. I Just don't understand it.
Or do I?
William Powell Is now back as
chief contender for the Mr.. Peabody
role in "Mr. Peabody and the Mer-
maid"
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AllianceJ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-27
|Ves+i IL Iv|ienio
omeriskih SIovencev

Sharon, Pa. - Joseph Malo-
vich, star 66 let, je lahkomisel-
no nasedel dvema sleparjema,
XII sta ga olajsala "a $1,000. X
MENU sta prisla z izmisljeno po-
vestjo, da isceta daljnega So
rodnika, XII je pred nedavnimi
lett posodil denar ocetu enega
izmed sleparjev. Ia "oee," "bo-
gat oljni" magnat, zivi v Texa-
su in bi rad nasel "sorodnika"
da mu vrne posojilo. Malovicha
sta prosila, maj jima pomaga
najti tega "sorodnika', toda
da pokaze, da Sc lahko zanese-
ia mani, maj polozi nekaksno
"garancijo", ona diva bosta pa
S svoje strani prilozila enako
vsoto, XII DO v njegovem var
StVu IN OStala MENU. OdpelJall
SO Sc vbanko, kjer je Malovich
dvignil svoje prihranke-$2500
Sc vrnil v avto, kjer sta sle-
parja dodala v vreco "enako"
vsoto, vrecico izrocila MENU,
ga odpeljala ma njegov dom in
Sc poslovila.
Ko je Malovicn odprl vrecico,
je v njej nasel le-stiri dollar
ske bankovce, XII so bill oviti
okrog zavitka papirja Sle-
parja zdaj isce policija, Malo-
vich 81 pa pull lase, ker jima je
tako lahkomiselno nasedel in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-27

dobi, MISC bila samo mehanicno
orodje, XII so vrsili ukaze cd
"zgoraj". Ne, nikakor ne! Vse
pride, XII so ostale live, so opa-
zile pri teh zivalih emo in isto
idijotstvo: strast "a teoretieno
modrovanje in filozofiranje. Vsi
so radi obdrzavali govore pred
obsojenci, pojasnjevajoc smisel
in pomen tega, kar Sc je doga-
jalo v Treblinki. Podrobno so
razlagali o neki visji stopnji
svoje rase mad drugimi, pripove-
dovali so O cistoci nemske drvi,
O nemskem karakterju in mis-
ljenju.
(Dalje prihodnWt)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-27
prisel oh svoje tezko prisluze-

prisel oh svoje tezko prisluze-
me prihranke.
Chicago. - v bliznjem Will
low Springsu je umrl John Ste
zinar, clan SNPJ in Zarje, XII je
'prejsnja leta vodil znane izlet-
niske prostore. Rojen je bill ma
Vrhniki, " Ameriki cd 1890 in
star 76 let. Zapusca zeno in me-
kaj sorodnikov.
Galloway, w. Va. - Dne 18.
februarja je v bolnisnici v Phi
lippiju umrla Rose Ella Russ,
hcerka druzine Tony Russ in
clanica SNPJ. Stara je bila ko-
maj IA let in pohajala srednjo
Solo v Philippiju in Sc pridno
ucila. Podlegla je pljucnici, "a
katero je bolehala 10 dni. Ia
pusca starse, brata in sestro.
La Sale, Ill. - Dne Is. fe-
bruarja je umrl John Novak,
star 63 let, donna IL Radec pri
Zidanem mostu. V Ameriki cd
1906. Bill je naprednega mislje-
MIA, aktiven drustvenik, skozi
vec let predsednik SIND in usta-
novitelj samostojnega drustva
Edinost. Bolehal je sest let. Po-
leg sinov in hcera zapusca bra
ia Joeva v bliznjem Peruvu, v
La Sallu sestro Mrs. L. Kosen,
v Chicago pa dive sestri.
Milwaukee. - Joe in Agnes
Lajk sta obhajala 25-letnico "a
konskega zivljenja v krogu pri-
jateljev in znancev, Frank in
Kristina Bregant pa sta prazno-
vala 36-letnico zakonskega "jar-
ma" tudi v veejem krogu pri-
jateljev. - Matilda Demshar,
vdova, matt stirih sinov in hce-
re, pa je praznovala 9O-letnico.
- Louis Barborich je zbolel in
Sc nahaja donna pod zdravnisko
oskrbo. - Louis Zajec je pre-
stal operacijo in upa, da Sc kma-
lu vrne k svoji druzini. Odkar
je bolnisnici, je ze drugic po-