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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-09-05
Church Notices

Church Notices
BAPTIST
ESQ a. m Sunday School.
II q. m.--Nisei worship service.
7:30 D. m.-BYF.
CONGREGATIONAL
Gas am.-sunday School.
II a.m.-Christian Endeavor.
IL am.-Issei service.
MARYKNOLL
0 o. m. and 1890 q. m.--Low
Mass.
Benediction will be held follow
ing 1890 Mass.
NICHIREN
l. q. m Young People.
o. m.-Japanese Service.
BUDDHIST
1000 o. m. Kindergarten
Glasses.
ll:0o a. m.-Young Peoples serv-
ice.
ST. PETERS
II a. m.-Sunday School.
IL o. m.-Morning worship SER
METHODIST
Gas q. m.-Church service.
1000 q. m.--Issei service.
1l:00 q. m.-Nisei.
ll--Morning Worship Service
PRESBYTERIAN
Oils to $50 a.fn.-Teacher's Pre-.
prayer service.
1890 to ll-Sunday school fol
beginners, primaries, juniors, M
termediates, and young mothers.
1l-Issei worship service In
church proper, Nisei worship SER
vice in gymnasium. George 10
motto will speak on "a Disobdien'
Witness"
At II am, Sept. IA, the Issei will
hear a special speaker, Rev. james
Cuthbertson, who has been in ia
pan for more than twenty years
He was the director of Japani
Evangelistic band.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-09-05
BY KATHRYN

] glanced toward John, comfort
ably f,uddled up in his easy chair,
reading the latest dope on local
sports. The tapping of the waves
came drifting from the lanai; for
ever so long. it seemed to me,
had 1ulled myself to sleep with the
sound Of the waves slapping such
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-09-05
SHADOWS OF PROFANITY HILL

asese
IN...
every city where Nisei oongregate.
1t seems as II queen contest has
been sponsored.
Portland, Spokane and Seattle
have yet to speak up.
If Seattle were to hold a con-
test of this kind, the queen seekers
would do well to look into the field
Of pulchritudinovs creatures whose
age ranges In the late teens or ear
ly twenties.
We doubt, however. that we will
find another Mrs. William Himel.
the former salxiko Shiga. The then
Miss Shiga, If you will recall, had
not only beauty but personality and
brains which, we understand, are
"ah, so rare" among women.
PURELY.
personal piffles: everybody Is
wondering who EXCL Joe Is; he
turns out an interesting "Ex-GI
Notes. column for US each issue. -.
unless the local JACL chapter
leaders hustle, the resignation Uf
active George Minato as president
may well mean the slow death Of
their group in Seattle. Chuck Ma
kata, who served as a lieutenant
in the Pacific in World War II,
soon will be assigned to an Army
post in Baltimore, Md; Nakata. a
University Of Washington grad
with Phi Beta Kappa honors, was
a contact man for a large import
ing firm here before the war. the
Flying Tiger clubhouse on the
southeast corner Of Sixth and King
Is the site of the Rizal club, a dance
hall which we patronized frequent
ly during our early twenties. "a
side to Bill Hcsokawa n r. O.: DIR.
Kunitomo was not misquoted.
--bf
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-09-05

Going to law Is losing COW for
the sake Of a cat.-Chinese Proverb.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-09-05
Houses
Businesses
for Sale
8seee
$500 DOWN

wow DOWN
$500 cash moves you into
this 3-bedroom, Capitol Hin
home. Fun basement with
furnace, very nice yard with
flowers and garden. Lot 100
x 104. Close to bus and
school. Fun price 5000.
INCOME PROPERTY
Eight furnished apartments
plus sleeping rooms on East
lax. Close in. Netting S2700
yearly for 11% return. Full
price $4,000. Half down.
BUNGALOW COURT
Ten three-room units near
Providence Hospital. Nine
units furnished, all in good
condition. Nets $500 for
1I1s% return. Only $11,5o0
cash and balance ut 500
month. Full price $4,000.
INTERNATIONAL REALTY co
James Matsuoka, Mgr.
$50 Jackson Ma. 1522
Res. phone PR. 1907
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FIFTH FASTEST
TEST RUN MADE
AT INDIANAPOLlS

INDIANAPOLIS, May 24-P)-
Bill Holland, roller-skating ring
proprietor of Bridgeport, Conn,
today gassed a new four-cylinder
racer four times around the In
dianapolis Motor Speedway in the
fifth fastest qualification run III the
tracks 31-year history and a rec
ord for a new driver at the two
ard-one-half mile oval.
The 39-year-old Holland. lead
ing the American Automobile AS
sociations race standings with four
victories in seven starts this year,
averaged 128, 1856 miles an hour.
Il was the fastest trial in The tlrst
three days of qualifications, but
the seven previous qualifiers can:
not be dislodged from the head OF
the starting lineup under the race
rules.
Holland will start in the middle
of the third row in the annual 9OO-
mile Memorial Day Race. The
maximum field is 80 cars-11 rows
o. three cars each.
Rain prevented any quallflca-
tons after Hollands, although
there were 81 cars at the track, in
Guiding eight arrivals since the
speedway made peace yesterday
with holdout drivers and owners
of the American Society OF Pro-
fessional Automobile Racers.
Qualifications will be resumed
tomorrow and Wednesday, and
there is a strong possibility that
additional trial dates will be add
ed because of the post-entries.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25
Mice Eat Mans
Wooden Limb

NANDALY, Australia UH When
they ate his wooden leg, David
Strachan felt the plague of mice
was getting out of hand.
More than 1000 square miles of
the Malice, southeastern Austria
las wheat section, has been over
run by the mice. Thousands of
dollars worth of wheat and other
produce has been destroyed.
4 take my leg Off every night
and prop it on a chair by my bed
side" Strachan said. Each
morning for a week l saw marks
where mice had been nibbling at
it, but didn't take much notice.
But they ate so much around the
ankle one night that 1 wasn't
game to put the leg out in the
morning."
Having eaten wallpaper, lamp
shades, clothing, and letters about
to be posted, the mice turned to
cannibalism, considered a sign
that the pague was lessing
Farmers recalled two similar
mouse plaques in the past sixty
years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25
Butter SLIGO Pound
In Confederate Days

PANAMA CITY, Fla. -U.p-The
housewives woes of almost a cen
fury ago echo familiarly today.
j. O. Ogburn came across letters
written by his Confederate Army
grandfather, A. C. Rossan, to his
wife.
One letter from Camp Lee. near
Richmond, Va, disclosed that but
ter was selling for S1.60 a pound.
Molasses was IS cents a gallon,
meal SO cents a pound.
Cheese, Grandfather Rossan
wrote, was selling for S1.60 a
pound and potatoes were 10 cents
each. Sugar brought $3.50 a bar
rel, soap 81 a pound, and en-
velopes two a half cents each.
There vas one major exception.
Bacon was only II cents a pound.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25
Crime Increase Does Not
Show in Mass. Courts

BOSTON - W.H - A nationwide
trend toward an increase in
crime is not reflected in Massa-
chusetts courts, according to Chief
Justice John B. Higgins of Superi-
or Court.
He told the Boston Bar Associa-
ton that the increase in criminal
indictments, which we are LED to
believe is happening in other
states, is not marked in this COM
monWealth."
He said there were 4,121 crimi-
raj cases before the superior court
il 1893 and they rose to 4,616 in
1910. However, he said, the total
dropped to 1927 in 1916.
Civil entries, he added, jumped
IS per cent from 1914 to 1916.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25
Planes Gas Tank
Holds 1900 Gallons

AKRON, O. W.H-When the pilot
of a new long-range bomber
points to just n of his gas tanks
and says fill 'er up" he'll get
enough gasoline in that one rub
Der envelope to take an average
automobile around the world at
the equator.
The bullet : sealing rubber and
fabric fuel cell, just completed at
the B. F. Goodrich plant here, is
more than nine feet long and will
hold 1000 gallons. Even so, it isn't
the sole gas supply for the new
air giant, as several others, all
specially designed, will help carry
the fuel load. The company has
under construction a still larger
tank of the same type, n with
2%,000-galloa capacity, officials re-
vea1ed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25
Polly Riley Wins
New Orleans Tourney

NEW ORLEANS, May 24-P)-
Blonde, stocky Polly Riley won
the 18th annual Women's Trans
Mississippi golf tournament here
today with an unexpectedly easy S
and 4 victory over her good friend,
Margaret Gunther of Memphis,
Tenn, in the 36-hole finals. Steady
rain fell during most Of the match.
1t was the most important golf
ing championship to date for the
young stenographer from Fort
Worth, Tex, who was runner-up in
the 1916 Trans-Mississippi at Den
e and was medalist in this tour
ney. Mrs. Babe Didrikson Zahari-
as, last years winner, did not de-
fend her title.
Polly took today's match by fair
ly consistent though not spectacu-
lar shooting, and profiting by her
opponents errors. Miss Gunthe1
was often trapped or in the rough,
and had poor luck on several re-
~coveries, when Miss Riley did gel
into trouble she usually recovered
well.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25
State Cindermen
Lick Virginia Tech

BLACKSBURG. Va, May "a
P-Paced by Chick Chambers
who won the 220 yard dash, 220
low hurdles and the 44O yard
dash, North Carolina States track
men handed Virginia Techs Gin
dermen their initial defeat of the
season here today, 64-62.
Tech was leading 1888 coming
into the final event-the javelin
throw-but States Oscar Miller
and George Payne came through
with a first and third to clinch the
meet.
The outstanding feature of the
meet came in the high jump when
George Pickens, Wolfpack fresh
man from Fort Monroe, Va, clear
ed six feet four and a quarter
inches. In the Southern Confer
ence meet last week, Pickens took
second and the winnig jump, six
feet three inches. set a new Con-
ference record.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25
Indian Language
Not So Romantic

CHICAGO W.H-The Indian words
we have absorbed into the Ameri-
can language aren't as romantic
as we have been led to believe,
according to a language expert.
H. is Milford M. Mathews, edi-
tor Of the University of Chicago's
new dictionary project on Ameri-
caniSms.
"Chicago is thought by some"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25
CHICAGO ERRORS
GIVE REDS WIN

CHICAGO, May "a - up Three
errors and two wild pitches by the
Chicago Cubs helped the Cincinnati
Reds to six runs, five of which
were u%nearned, in a messy seventh
inning here today and Cincinnati
coasted in easily for a 60 triumph
before a crowd of 22,051.
Johnny Wander Nicer scattered
five hits for his second victory
with only n man reaching third
base on him. 1t snapped a three
game Cub winning streak.
Henry Wyse was the victim Of
the sloppy Cub fielding, although
he himself had a hand in it with
one error.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25
TEXAS GOLF CHAMP
Fl, PASO. Tex. Nav "a


Ell PASO, Tex, May "a. - {5
A Tee shot that hit the pin on
the 18th green and an eight-foot
putt that dribbled in on the 18th
gave Frank Champ, Lake Charles.
La, the Texas P. G. A. Open
championship today. He carded a
68 for a 71-hole total of 270 - IA
under par and a new aggregate
course record.
In second place, just n stroke
back at 271, was Byron Nelson,
Roanoke, Texas, who scored a four
under par II today. Nelson started
the final round two strokes be-
hind champ.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25
Mans Hobby
Saves His Life

TULSA, Okla. Bill Argue, a
Tulsa oil exploration technician,
has a fondness for souvenir
collecting. He says his hobby once
saved his life.
One day in July, 1916, Argue
was sitting in the King David Ho-
tel in Jerusalme. He suddenly de-
veloped an urge to buy a little
knife to send home to the folks as
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25

he said, ito mean the place Of the
big skunk.
"And Alabama is really nothing
more than to trim the weeds.
"We are justified in regarding
the Indian as a prosa1c rellow. If
he had much romantic magma
ton, it is not revealed in many of
his place names"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25
NEW COACH

DAVIDSON, N. c., May "a. -
Up - H. R. (Dick) Redding, a
native of Auburn, Me, will serve
as assistant football, baseball and
basketball coach at Davidson col
lege.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25

Errors: Watkins, Cavaretta, Wyse,
Johnson. Runs batted in: Galan.
Two base hits: zientar, Scheffing. Stol-
en- bases: Baumholtz, Mueller, Haas.
Sacrifices: Wander Nicer 2, Wyse. Dou-
BILE plays: Merullo, Johnson and Wait
kus: Miller, Zientara and Hass (2). Left
on bases: Cincinnati 8; Chicago 6. Bases
on balls: Wyse l, Erickson l, Wander
Nicer 5. Strikeouts: Wyse 4, Erickson l,
Meyer l, Wander Nicer l. Hits off Wyse
7 in 6 innings none out in 7th); Erick-
son l in 9; Meyer l in /. Hit by pitcher:
by Erickeoa (Adams). Wild pitches:
Wyse, Erickson. Losing pitcher: Wyse.
Umpires: Henline, Stewart and Mayer
kurth. Time: 1888 Attendance: 22,051.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25
NAMED

ATLANTA, Ga, May 24-W.p-
Favorites for the women's Western
open golf tourney were establish
ed ahead of schedule today as de-
tending champion Louise Suggs
and runner-up Patty Berg an
nounced they would be contestants.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25
Ex-Duke Grid Star
Named Head Coach

WILSON. May "a. -(P- Bob
Spangler, former Duke University
football star, has been signed as
head football basketball and base
ball each at Atlantic Christian
College, DR.. Howard S. Hilley,
president of the institution, an
nounced today. M. ]. Red Bird,
present coach will become gradu-
ate manager of athletics.
Spangler entered Duke in 1885
after starring at Newport News,
Va, high school and was a star
of Dukes 1889 Rose Bowl team.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25
SUNDAY, NAV 0.

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he : 'S isFt 3bs G both the Holy l,,>
s works 3 il ,,: '5s9:a ' q; H. ; y,
Do uss snail a5s. eurver s,... /
place in his souven 1iaS a s,,1
&
sSe, s0s tons @s. q tooa ,' Ship
uulf p ports rat besides 5000 Ioi539 Mt
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25

Rich submarine coal fields have
been discovered off Japan's Kyu-
shu Island.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25

In 1914. nearly half the women
who worked outside the home in
the United States earned less than
Sc q week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-25

Paper mills in the United States
produced IS million tons of paper
in 1916.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17
John Rozanc kandidat
"a councilmana

Poznani John Rozanc nam
sporoca, da Sc je po prigovar-
janju stevilnih prijateljev odlo-
Gil kandidirati "a councilmana
80. varde. "Moje peticije so v
cirkulaciji," pise Mr.. Rozanc,
"in ako kdo zeli pobirati podpi-
Sc "a moo kandidaturo, imam
Sc nekaj peticij ma razpolago.
Dobi Sc jih ma mojem domu ali
pa v mojem uradu ma IT'S E. 1876
st. Ako poklicete, vam jih drage
volje posljem. Sem vardni vodja
demokratske stranke osem let,
sem prodajalec zemljisc. Sem tu-
di clan financnega odbora v
glavnem uradu SDZ."
Kot smo Re pred kratkim po-
rocali, je kandidaturo "a coun-
cilmana v isti vardi naznanil tu-
di bivsi drzavni senator William
M. Boyd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17
.PeCat ''kOmuniZma''
udarjen ma AYD

WASHINGTON, 16. aprila. -
Odbor "a ne-ameriske aktivno-
sti je oznacil organizacijo Ame-
rican Youth for Democracy "a
komunisticno organizacijo. Od-
Dor je pripravljen, da pomaga
"pri razkrinkanju voditeljev te
organizacije in sicer v solah in
ucnih zavodih, kjer je ia orga-
nizacija aktivna.
V porocilu kongresa je od-
Dor povedal, da ina AYD svo-
.je clane v II drzavah, da je
skupno stevilo clanov 1914,
toda v poroeilu MISC omenjeni
zavodi, v katerih ia organizaci-
ia DELUXE. Pozneje je bilo po-
pravljeno stevilo drzav cd IA ma
II.
Predsednik odbora Thomas je
rekel, da bo kopija porocila po-
slana ma vse visoke sole in uc-
ne zavode in ma vsakega COVER
nerja 48 drzav.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17
KakO sc reSuie
V senatu usOdO
Zed. drzzav?

WASHINGTON, 16. aprila -
(Poroca Charles T. Lucey)-To,
kar je sedaj ma diskuzijah Sc
natu, Sc imenuje "Trumanova
doktrina" in v njej je vpleteno
grsko-tursko vprasanje, najbolj
vazno vprasanje, XII popolnoma
spreminja cello amerisko zuna-
MO politiko.
Toda nikoli ne bi slutili, da je
v razmotrivanju tako vazno
vprasanje, &c bi te dneve sedeli
v senatu, Veckrat pSisostvuje
debatam lie kaksnih pol ducata
senatorjev. Vseh skupaj pa jih
je 90! Veckrat, tisti, XII so pri-
sotni, citajo casopise ali pa Sc
medseboj pogovarjajo; mogoce
edino eden ali pa diva poslusata
debate o 400-milijonskem poso-
jilu Grciji in Turciji.
Vsak veruje, da DO predlog v
senatu sprejet.
Nekaj vec pozornosti Sc je po-
svecalo govoru senatorial Van
denberga, XII je predsednik Sc
natnega odbora "a zunanje od-
Mosaic, in govoru senatorial Con-
nallya. Toda ma splosno veto,
Sc senatorI slabo brigajo "a dis
kuzije. Vsi ugibajo, zakaj Sc O
predlogu ne voli.
Ma vcerajsnji seji sta govori-
la senatorial Taylor in Johnson.
Izrazila sta Sc kriticno glede
mnogih took predlozenega pro-
grama "a Grcijo in Turcijo in
neki senatorji so izjavili, da sta
poudarila neke vazne tocke-to-
da prisotnih senatorjev je bilo
le pescica.
| v. sredi debate" je samo sest
senatorjev poslusalo goyor Tay.
.lora. To so bill Taft, Cooper
Vandenberg Xxi je predsedovaD
George, Lucas in Johnson.
Kaj bi 81 nekdo mogel misliti
ko bi videl senatorja, kako 60
vori so do 80 praznim sedezem
Ndrocajte, 5irite N 6itajtt
Esakopravfs0st! r
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17

Radijsko govor o Slovencih
Jutri zjutraj oh 9. uri DO po-
pot WTAM radio postaje od-
dajala Betty Brownell svoj obi
cajni jutrisnji program Arm
chair Planning, pod pokrovi-
teljstvom Fisher Bros. Foods.
Ia svoj program jutri 81 je IL
brala podatke o slovencih v
Clevelandu, katere DO podala
tekom programa. Nase zene in
moze, XII imajo priliko poslusa-
ii radio oh TEN casu, opozarja-
mo ma ia poseben program in
ga prav gotovo poslusajo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17
Gruner je pei, ko
je Sci V s1nrt

JERUzALEM, 16. aprila-Po
usmrcenju pripadnikov podtal-
ne judovske organizacije Irgun
Zvai, Dow Grunerja in treh ME
govih tovarisev, so v judovskem
mestu Tel Avivu izbruhnili novi
nemiri. Clani podtalne organiza-
cije, XII so grozili represalija-
mi, &c DO Gruner usmrcen, so Sc
zgali nekoliko angleskih voja-
Skin avtov in metali gorece ollie
po ulicah.
Smrtna obsodba mad Gruner-
jem je bila izvrsena obese
MEM. Ko so ga peliali ma vislice,
je Gruner pei "pesem made" Gu
dovsko pesem "Hatikvah").
Londonski odbor "a zascito
judovskih ujetnikov, je izjavil,
da je usmrcenje Grunerja in
ostalih clanov podtalnega giba-
MIA bilo netakticno in istocasno
tudi ne-anglesko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17
Poslopje knjiznice
obsoieno kot past

Cleveland Library Board je
snoci ma svoji seji prisel do "a
kljucka, da Sc leseno poslopje ma
1912 Nottingham Rd., kjer Sc
nahaja podruznica JAYNE knjiz-
nice, nahaja tako slabem sta
nju, da hi Sc v slucaju ognja
spremenilo v pravo past "a ose-
be, XII Sc bi nahajale v njenih
prostorih. Obstoji tudi nevar-
most, da Sc drugo nadstropje
udere pod tezo knjig. Odbor je
sklenil, da stanie poslopja Sc en-
krat preisce in da potem, ako
.treba, omenjeno podruznico jaw
ne knjiznice nemudoma zapre.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17
BENDER PREDLAGAN
IA zUPANA g.

COLUMBUS, 16. aprila. -
Kongresnik George H. Bender
il Cuyahoga je bill danes zapro-
sen, da kandidira "a zupana Gle
velanda.
Drzavni kongresnik James ].
Barton je v posebnem pismu
urgiral Benderja,, maj sprejme
kandidaturo in je v pismu on1e-
nil tudi, da se dyiga kirk prot
xupanu Burkeu' in do ne oh.
stoja sloga niti Y njegovi lastni
stranlki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17

DRASTIcNI ZAKON
PROTI UNIJAM INA
ZELo, LAHKo POT

WASHINGTON, 16. april
la. - POslanskh zbornica je
danes z veliko lvecino zavr-
Mia poizkus ia omiljenje
drasticnega zaApnskega ma
crta, XII je naperjen proti
delavskim unijam. Republi-
kanci, XII imajo vecino v
zbornici, so ocividno odloce-
nj, da preprecijo vsak po-
pravek, XII bi lie koilckaj
ublazil njegove drasticne
dolocbe.
To sc je pokazalo, ko je
zbornica s 161 glasovi proti
II zavrgla dodatek, S kate
rim bi Sc crtala tocka, Xxi
prepoveduje pogajanja med
unijami in industrijami, ma
narodni podlagi, katerega
.je stavil neodvisni republic
kanec Landis il Indiane.
Istotako je bill porazen
dodatek, XII bi dovoljeval
sporazume, po katerih bi
delodajalci placevali pri-
spevke v sklade "a dobro-
delnOst.
Pricakuje Sc, da bo zbor-
MICA ze jutri sprejela dra-
sticni zakonski nacrt, in ST.
Ger S tako OgrOmno vecino,
da je ne bo mogoce porazi-
tt niti, akO bi predsednik
Truman njegovo uzako-
nitev skusal prepreciti We
tiranjem. I
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17
Low MA LISICE
Sc IZPLACA!

MADISON, Wis, 16. aprila-
Ernest Messing je dosegel re-
Ikord pri lovu ma lisice. v pretek-
lem letu je Messing ujel na past
|nit mani kot 700 lisic. Poleg
vrednosti v krznn, dobi Messing
|tudi $3.50 nagrade "a vsako uje-
To lisico.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17
KRALJ KRISTJAN MA
SMRTNI POSTELJI

COPENHAGEN, 16. aprila.
Primo Frederick je povedal sve-
tn Wade, da je lie malo made, da
bi kralj Kristjan mogel ostati
pri zivljenju. Kraljevo stanje Sc
stalno slabsa. Vecinoma Sc ma
haia v nezavesti in Sc vsak cas-
pricakuje, da bo umrl.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17
Dve xenski oropani

Snoci sta dve nadaljni zenski
postal zrtvi cestnih napadalcev,
XII so jima odnesli $7O2. Mrs.
Ann Mastin, stara 33 let, je bila
napadena pred hiso ma 2165 E.
85 st. Cd nekega moskega, XII j
je iztrgal rocno torbico $ $70O,
Druga zenska, ii je bila napade-
ma na, 3. 124 st. in Lakeview
Rd., je bila zbita ma Tia, toda
vzeta sta il bila samo diva do.
larja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17
Odpotovala v domovino

Poznana Tone in Mary Celia
rec iz Waukegana, ILL.,, sta pro-
sli ponedeljek odpotovala v New
York, odkoder sc v kratkem
vkrcata ma ladjo "a odhod v
stare domovino, kjer Sc name
ravata nastaniti "a stalno. Mrs.
Celarec je obiskala svojo roj-
stno domovino proslo leto. Srec-
ma pot!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17
N owl grobovi
LUDWIG BURAZI

Preminil je Ludwig Burazi,
star SO let, stanujoc ma 1348 E..
IS st. Donna je bill il sela Stru-
zac, obcina Popovic ma Hrvat-
skem, odkoder je prisel v Ameri-
ko leta 1913. Tukaj zapusca So
'progo Catherine, pet hcera, An
ma, Catherine, Rose, Louise in
Veronica ter sina Josepha. Po-
greb sc DO vrsil v soboto zjutraj
il Golubovega pogrebnega zavo-
da ma Superior Ave. in E. Al St.,
v cerkev sv. Pavla ma e. 40 St.
in nato ma Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17

Zaroka
Mr.. in Mrs. Steve Kersevan IL
1885 e. IS St. sporocata, da sta
Sc zarocila "a velikonoene praz-
nike niiju hcerka Stella in MIR.
Paul T. Korecko, sin Mr.. in Mrs.
julius Korecko il 1868 Rolliston
Rd., Shaker Heights. Bio srec-
no! w.. ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17

mega okrozja prisel ma pozorisce
katastrofe, je rekel:
"Vecje tragedije Sc nisem vi
del, kar Twin. Prisel sem SEM
kaj, da nudim strasno prizade-
temu mestu vso pomoc, S kate
70 razpolaga armada Zedinje-
nih drzav."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-17

Sorodniki liz fare Zdole ma
Stajerskem bi radi zvedei "a
Franco Wahcic, XII je nekdaj Ii
vel ma TAG E. 152 St., Cleveland,
O. &c kdo We zanj ali &c sam to
cita, je prosen, da Sc zglasi pri
Mrs. Anna Godlar ma 21670 Full
Ter Ave., ali poklice KE 0584.