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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-26
WIFE PLANS TO TAKE
 IN WASHING NOW

VANCOUVER, Wash, July 26.-- R-Young Mrs. Leon Jones, moth CT of four children who expects fifth soon. made plans today to take in washing to support her family while her husband is sought by police in the Alaska wilderness.
 Jones became the object of manhunt following the ax-slaying of two men in Alaska.
 The woman said he had been sending checks home until month ago when he hurt his back and had to quit work at Naknek.
 T don't know what I'll do without his help. l could get a job but I'd have to quit pretty soon because of the baby, so I guess I better take in washings,' she told an interviewer.
 She said her husband had been a carpenter at Tacoma, Wash. until 1943, when the family moved here while he went to work in a shipyard. He left for Fairbanks, Alaska, four month ago to work on an airbase project, she said, adding that they had quarreled be- fore he left but we never planned a divorce"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-26
THR0NG IN INDIA
 PROMISES VIRTUE

BOMBAY -tR- Solemnly, a throng of villagers stood before Home Minister Morarji Desai of Bombay Province recently and pledged themselves in unison not to get drunk or engage in ban ditry.
 They were residents of Pro- cincial rural area known as Do- had Taluka which long has been notorious for the number of ban dits, and where the men liked their potent home made liquor.
 Desai praised their spirit and promised them that their living standards would rise in free and independent India
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-26
ENGAGEMENT
 ANNOUNCED

MT. and Mrs A. R. Duncan an- nounce the coming marriage oi their daughter, Corrine Greenhow to MT. Stephen Sheldon. Jr., of Juneau. The marriage date has been set as August 8. MT. Sheldon, who is the son of MT. and Mrs. stephen Sheldon of Haines, is em- ployed by the U. s. Employment Service in Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-26
Portland Store Robbed by Slick HoLdup Men
MOTHER OF
 TRUMAN DIES

BULLETIN-Grandview, Mo, July 26.--tRl--Mrs. Martha FL len Truman, 94-year- old mOth- CT of President Truman, pass cd away quietly in her little frame cottage here today as her son raced against time to reach her bedside.
 The President, aboard h-s special plane, received the news of the DE esing of his mother while he was flying westward.
 It was only yesterday that the condition of the Presidents mother was pronounced again as serious.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-26
JUNEAU FRANCHISES ARE
 BACK FROM ANCHORAGE

Princesses Marilyn Merritt and Betty Bennett, who were awarded free trip to Anchorage in the 4th of July Queen Contest, returned yesterday after weeks visit to the Cook Inlet Metropolis. They report a wonderful time, they were met at the plane by the Chamber of Commerce officers and were la ter guests at the Rotary Club luncheon. They visited Palmer and toured Fort Richardson during their stay
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-26
Slim Hope for Alaska
 Timber Legislation 10
 Pass Senate by Consent
By NORMAN BANFIELD

WASHINGTON, July 26.-tSpec ial to The Empire) Unless House Joint Resolution 205 is passed to- day hy the Senate on the unani- nous consent calendar this i'm portant timber legislation which would open the forests of Alaska to pulp and paper mill develop ment will have to wait until next January.
 I am reliably informed that Sem ator Butler has convinced one Of the foes of this legislation, Sena- tor OMahoney, that contemplat- ed amendment to the bill would create an impossible situation and he has agreed not to introduce the amendment and tc back the ori- ginal measure.
 We are now hoping against odds that the objection made previously by Senator Chavez will be with drawn and HJR POS will pass,
 On Wednesday, James Curry, at torney for the Indian opposition from Alaska, proposed an amend ment to the bill which would pro- vide no timber could be sold from land which the Department of the Interior has determined as owned by Indians. The Interior Depart ment offered no help in stopping this move, but it received unfav- orable reception by the committed and Senator Butler and 1t was re- fused
 On Thursday the Department of the Interior wrote an amendment providing no timber could be sold within Tongass National Forest on lands near towns where natives re- side and native councils would de- termine the amount of land to be reserved, with the Interior Depart ment to set the boundaries.
 We were able to show that this would prevent townsite expansion or use of land for roads, fishing, mining, logging, homesites or farming for 125 miles along the beaches near Juneau one mile deep, since the proposed reserves would be 30 acres for each na- tive.
 Senator Butler was able to con- vince Senator O'Mahoney that this would create an impossible situation, and OMahoney has agreed not to introduce the amendment.
 By luck, we were able to get word on this to Secretary of the Interior Julius, A. Krug, who called Senator O'Mahoney and informed him that the Department of the Interior wanted HJR POS regard less of the former representations for amendments from his subor- dinates.
 Yesterdays calendar continued into a night session, but no move was made on 205 before adjourn ment. The calendar continues to- day. and we hope against odds that Senator Chavez will with draw his objection to unanimous consent consideration.
 Senator Harry Cain of Wash ington says that everyone is so short tempered during the night sessions that objections will be made to almost all legislation on the consent calendar.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-26
CITY DOG CATCHER
 PICKS UP M0NGREL5 L5

The City Dog Catcher reported that two dogs without licenses were picked up last night. Unless they are called for within three days, they have to be disposed of under City Ordinance.
 One dog was a mongrel police dog. answering to the name of Tee Bone. He is owned by Mrs. Eliza beth LaMoore. The other dog IS medium sized, with long black hair and four white feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-26
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Aleutian from Seattle due Tues day.
 Princess Louise scheduled to sail from Vancouver g tonight
 Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver July 30.
 Baranof from west, is scheduled to arrive Sunday night at o'clock o'clock and sails south one hour later at o'clock.
 Alaska scheduled to arrive from S!tka southbound Monday morning at 8 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-26
TUNA RUN
 REPORTED

ASTORIA, Ore. July 26.-tR-- Packers today expected tuna eoats to land heavy catches here this weekend, following report that large school of tuna had beer sighted 57 miles west of Yaquins Head.
 One vessel, the President Coo lidge. reported it already had talk en 10000 pounds of tuna.
 Earlier this week several vessels delivered near record catches here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-26
T. J. COLE HERE

T. J. Cole, Superintendent of the Sltka Public Schools, is in Juneau for the Soar Box Derby and to confer with pr. James c. Ryan, Territorial Commissioner of Edu- cation. Cole escorted the five Sitka entrants here for the Soap Box Derby.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-26
WI. U. siROSS HERE

w. D. Gross, pioneer Alaskan theatre and apartment house own CT, passed through Juneau on board the Alaska. He will disembark from the ship whe-, it returns from Sit ka and vii: visit in Juneau for ap- proximately tl-ree weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-26

MT and Mrs. Gunnar Seidenfad- en, with the Danish Embassy to Washington. D. C.. stopped over last night at the Baranof Hotel af- ter arriving on the Donjac from Haincs. They are leaving Juneau today with Pan American Airways.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-26
ROTARIANS ASKED TO
 REPORT FOR ASSIGNMENT

pr. c. c. Carter, general chair man for Derby Day, requests that all members of Juneau Rotary Club, who do not already have as signed duties for tomorrow's race, report to the judges stand for as- signment at the track.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-26
NORTHEASTERN IN PORT

k Briggs Steamship Company's .reighter Southeastern arrived in Auneau last evening at 7:30 o'clock. She loaded 37 tierces of mildcure salmon for Prince Rupert, and is due to sail early this afternoon.
 1t Petersburg, the Southeastern will load more fish, and then at Ketinikan another two CT three carloads, all of 1t going to Prince Rupert. B. c.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-26
HERE FROM HAWK INLET

J. J. Thomas of Hawk Inlet k registered at the Hotel Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-26
Chas. Boyle Family
 Visiting in Juneau

Visiting with MT. and Mrs. George Anderson are MT. and Mrs. Charles Boyle and daughter, Elizabeth, of Wallingford, Penn. Mrs. Boyle is the niece of MT. An derson. MT. Boyle is associated with an oil company in Pennsyl- vania.
 The Boyles, who have been here week, will fly to Seattle on Monday via Pan American Air ways.
 HEkG FROM OAKLAND
 E. c. Burton of Oakland is re- gistered at the Hotel Juneau.
 Keep the Track Clear Tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-26

Keep the Track Clear Tomorrow!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-26

Keep the Track Clear Tomorrow'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-26

Keep the Track Clear Tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-26
HEka FROM OAKLAND

Keep the Track Clear Tomorrow!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-26

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Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
Ambush Gals in Philippines,
Machine Gun Kills Sergeant

MANILA.-A u. S. army sergeant
was machine -gunned to death and a
companion was wounded by uniden-
titled assailants in the Clark field
area.
A few hours earlier a curfew i'm
posed for a similar assault in the
same region less than month pre-
viously had been lifted.
This later shooting occurred on
Highway No. near San Fernando
at almost the exact spot where Capt.
and Mrs. Irwin Plough were wound
ed and their baby killed June %.
The soldiers, members Of an army
telephone repair outfit with the 4th
signal service group, were answer
ing a cali for assistance from an
other crew, whose truck had broken
down.
A band Of men in a converted
army truck fired on them and forced
them to stop in rice paddy. One
assailant then opened up with a sub
machine gun, killing the sergeant.
The sergeants companion es-
capped into field. Their names were
withheld.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
r. +. LEDENHAM GIVEN
PARTY ON BIRTHDAY
Ccont.nusd from nrss Dasso

When quite young Mr.. Ledenham,
with his family, moved to Philadel-
phia in search of medical treatment
for his father. He received his early
education in the Philadelphia
schools.
Mr.. Ledenham was later educated
in the Woodenhawk and Union
Chapel schools of Sussex county.
In 1885 he married his neighbor,
Miss Mary H. Richards, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Richards of
Bridgeville. Mrs. Ledenham died
last year at the age of 86. While
anticipating marriage, Mr.. Leden-
ham razed the brick mansion and
erected frame dwelling of the
Victorian period.
/ Scott's store, one of western Sus-
sex county's landmarks, was built
by Mr.. Ledenham for his uncle, the
Rev. John w. Ledenham of Dickin-
son College, who retired from the
ministry to engage in business. A
great-uncle, John Ledenham, wrote
1.-THE Rise of Methodism in Amer
lea"
Mr.. Ledenham is staunch Re-
publican and in 1909 served a term
in the Delaware House of Repre-
sentatives.
He is considered one of the au-
thorities for information on this
section of Sussex county.
His four children are Mr.. Stanley
Ledenham of Bridgeville, Mrs. Ray
mond p. King of Seaford, Mrs. Ira
Lewes of Bridgeville, and Mrs. FL
mer A. Tull of Pennington.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
STATE BREEDERS ARE
SEEKING NATIONAL
POULTRY TITLE
tsonsinusd from nrss page,

continued from arst paee)
courage improved poultry-meat pro-
duction.
''The three-year program Is ex-
pecfed to provide basis for selec-
tive breeding of meat-type birds,
said Contest Chairman III. l. Shra-
der, who is senior extension poul-
fry1man OF the U. S. Dept. of Agri-
culture. "Out of it will come a blue
print for tomorrow's chickens, pat
termed to provide better value for
the consumer and increased re-
turns to the producer"
Next February, each finalist will
ship 720 Matching eggs to a central
hatchery near Georgetown, Del, the
site selected for the championship
and reared for period of IL weeks
finals. The chicks will be Matched
under identical conditions at Della
ware State Experiment Sub-station,
Prize-winning breeders will be an
nounced at a Chicken Tomorrow
Field Day scheduled for George
town next June "a.
Both contestants are veteran
breeders. The Indian River Poultry
Farm placed first in the 1916 and
1947 state trials and second place
in the Southeast regional trials
held last June at Athens, Georgia
Townsend's, Inc, placed fifth in the
1947 state trials and third in the
Southeastern Regional. These vic
tories, qualified both entrants foI
participation in the finals.
Other finalists include -Reuber
Yoselson or Montrose, Pa; Shen,
andoah Hatchery of Mauertown
Va: and Shenk Hatchery of Har.
risonburg, Va; also Wilbuh F. Rue
Of Allentown, N. j.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
Presentation Copy Of Old
Lincoln Book Discovered

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.-An orig
inal presentation copy of the DE
bates Between Lincoln and Doug
las" personally autographed by
Abraham Lincoln, has been
found in a Springfield bookstore
by King v. Hostick, collector OF
Lincoln letters and documents.
Published in 1850 in Columbus,
Ohio, the volume is inscribed on
the title page in the hand Of Lin
coin to r. M. Elder.
Elder made speeches for Lin
coin during the latter's presiden-
tial campaign. The book is one OF
100 copies which were given to
Lincoln by the publishers in pay
ment for his supplying them with
his text of the famous Lincoln
Douglas debates.
Lincoln used the books as po-
litical favors, giving them to his
friends during the presidential
election year.
Although many copies Of the
book are still in existence, the
presentation sentiment, together
with Lincoln's signature, makes
Hostick's find one Of some value,
he said.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
DELAWARE'S STUDENT DRIVING
PROGRAM is SOUNDEST
IN UNITED STATES
CONTINUED from hrst page)

of Health and Physical Education
and Director of Driver Education,
together with Charles R. Lemmel,
Driver Education Supervisor, will
present the Delaware state pro-
gram to the Representatives at the
conference.
The increased nation wide inter-
est in high school driving instruc-
ton is bringing with it many pro-
blems which school administrators
must solve. Guidance and assis-
tance will be given a number of
representatives who are to attend.
Delaware is the only state in the
Union providing both classroom and
road instruction on statewide bsr
sis.
The testimonial by DR.. Eaves
gives an indication of the excellent
caliber of the driver education pro-
gram in the State of Delaware as
one of the national leaders in this
field.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
Renensa ss Atan,

Among the problems under study
In the University Of Chicago's insti-
tute Of metals 10 why metals that
are pEable in their pure state be-
come brittle when strengthening al
loys are introduced. The answer to
that why" could change the APP
pearance and structure Of virtually
all vehicles. from plows to air
planes. The institute of metals 10
part Of the university's new IL mil
lion dollar program In atomic re-
search.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
.Salted, RoIler-Coaster

San Antonio's latest claim to fame
is that it is the home of the worlds
largest roller-coaster. Several tons
of a special metallic salt have been
forced into the fbers of the 270. 900
board feet of lumber that make up
the new thrill vehicle. which is two
thirds of mile long. The salt re-
suits in longer life for the wooden
trestles that hold the uphill. down.
hin runway for the speeding cars.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
Those Welted shoes

Welt shoes, which account for
about one-third of all shoe produc-
ton, derive their strength and
sturdy appearance from the fact
that cattlehide leather is used for
insole, welt and outsole. Toplifts for
women's shoes are made Of the
same type of leather as the soles Of
loggers' boots, consisting Of tanned
cattlehide specially treated to insure
maximum durability.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
Betel Nut Divorce

A Newari woman of Nepal, India,
can divorce herself at any time by
placing a betel nut under her hus-
bands pillow. according to Encyclo-
paedia Britannica. Every girl baby
in the Newari tribe is married"
with much ceremony to a bel fruit,
which then is thrown into some
sacred stream. Because the fate Of
the fruit is unknown, a Newari is
supposed never to become a widow.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19
Where Cnrn &c.

Approximately IS per cent Of the
United States corn crop goes TO
market in the form Of meat. Live
stock are grown on more than 1--WE
million farms and provide the larg-
est selling source of cash income
for the United States farmer.
Milford chronicle., 1947-12-19

Colombia is more than 500 miles
closer to the Statue of Liberty
than is San Francisco.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-21
Kina zaprla
Dairen VSern
tujjiim ladjam

NANKING, 20. avgusta-K-
tajska. vlada je danes ukazala,
da Sc pristanisce Dairen, XII sc
nahaja pod kontrolo Sovjetske
zveze, zapre "a vse tuje ladje.
Predstavnik nacionalisticne VIA
de je izjavil, da vlada proucuje
porocila, XII pravijo, da Rusi OBJ
skrbljujejo kitajsko ljudsko ar
mado s posiljkami, XII jih posi-
ljajo v Dairen.
Direktor informacijskega ura:
da kitajske Wade HolIngton
Tong je izjavil, da Sc bo vsakc
ladjo, vkljueno tudi rusko, XII be
doplula, ali pa odplula IL prista'
nisca, smatralo, da protipostav.
no plovi v kitajskih vodah.
Tong je pristavil, da Dairen
XII Sc nahaja pod kitajsko juris'
dikcijo, ne SINE biti upqrabljer
s strani tujih sill.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-21
STEVILO zRTEV v
SPANIJI ZVI$ANO
MA 1000 OSEB

CADIZ, spanija, 20. augusta
.-Resevalni oddelki so danes
pod rusevinami razorjenega pod
rocja v in okrog Cadiza izvlekli
Sc nadaljna trupla, tako da Sc je
stevilo zrtev zvisalo mad 500.
Porocilo BIC radio postaje v
Londonu pravi, da je 'jasno, da
je okrog 1000 oseb bilo ubitih
pri eksploziji ma Cadizu." Samo
mesto je popolnoma razorjeno,
ma stotine oseb je brez donna, ma
tisoce pa brez della. Po nekih po-
rocilih stevilo ranjenih znasa
cd tri do sest tisoc. Verjetno pa
je, da je nj hise ali pa poslopja,
XII ne bi bilo poskodovano.
Ogenj Sc Sc vedno siri in re-
sevalni odredi delajo dan in noe,
da bi resili nadaljne ranjence,
XII so zasuti pod rusevinami. Ne
mogoce pa je "a sedaj hatancno
ugotoviti stevilo ponesrecencev
in ogromno materialno skodo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-21
AmeriSki dukovlik odgovarja
ma napad $kofa ma Jugoslaviijjo
Amerika BIO dala
43 nilijonov "a
pomoc Avstriijjii
WASHINGTON, 20. av

WASHINGTON, 20. augusta.
- Drzavni oddelek je danes ma
znanil, da bodo Zedinjene drza.
We potrosile $43,OOO,OOO "a pre-
hrano Avstrije v teku treh me-
secev, odnosno do zakljucitve
80. septembra. Ia POMONA ak
CHA Sc smatra kot glavni del
ameriskih naporov, da Sc usta-
vi ruski vpliv ma pragu Balka-
ma.
Naznanilo drzavnega oddel-
ka je sledilo po vrnitvi ameris-
kega delegate Joseph Dodge-ja,
XII je sodeloval pri poizkusih, da
sc stvori osnova "a mirovno po-
godbo z Avstrijo.
Dodge bo podal porocilo o ne
uspehu ameriskih, sovjetskih,
angleskih in francoskih delega-
tov pri teh poizkusih "a ustva-
ritev osnove mirovni pogodbi.
Pricakuje pa Sc tudi, da DO
podal obenem porocilo glede
splosnega polozaja v Avstriji,
kjer, kot pravi porocilo, "Rusi
nameravajo povzrociti krizo
vlade.' Baje Sc to "krizo" pri-
cakuje prihodnjo jesen, &c Sc
ne preskrbi zadostna pomoc "a
avstrijsko prebivalstvo, XII da
Sc nahaja v pogledu prehrane
v najhujsem polozaju.
Doslej nj Sc odloceno, &c bodo
Zedinjene drzave mogle deliti,
soglasno z odobritvijo kongre-
sa, pomoe v znesku $30O,000,-
900 v ruski okupacijski zoni.
Sovjetske oblasti MISC naklonje-
ne nobenemu nadziranju Ame-
rikancev v njih zoni, kot je to
zahteval kongres.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-21
PACIFISTI DOLZIJO VLADO. DA
IZKORISCA STRAH PRED RUSIJO

meme drzave ne samo postavile
primer "a imperializem in eks-
panzijo, ampak nadaljujejo to v
casu, ko cd Rusije pricakujemo,
da stori ravno nasprotno. Jasno
je, da Zedinjene drzave, pod
vplivom nasih vojaskih krogov,
zavzemajo smer, XII Rusijo
ohrablja, da stori to isto.
"Kar mi potrebujemo, nj vec-
il vojni budzet in obvezna voja-
Ska vezba in da podpremo mas
vojaski oddelek pri njegovi ma
rascajoci vojaski ekspanziji in
tako povecamo moznost, da
vprasamo Rusijo "a obracun
Zedinjene drzave bi morale spre'
meniti svojo politiko," pise med
ostalim Swomley.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-21

WASHINGTON, 20. augusta
Pred kratkim je National
Council Against Conscription"
pozval svoje clane, maj podpre-
jo akcijo "a splosno ukinitev vo-
jaske vezbe in sluzbe v Zedinje-
nih drzavah.
v posebni izdaji "Conscrip-
ton News" direktor sveta John
M. Swomley pise, da je "Lenin
bill dosleden v svojih obsodbah
naborov." Swomley dolzi vlado,
da Sc posluzuje "bojazni pred
Rusijo" kot z orodjem, da "se
sprejmejo posebni zakoni."
''Ta potek je nevaren, ker psi
holosko pripravlja ameriski ma
rod "a vojno proti Rusiji in OBJ
enem oddaljuje Rusijo pro-
stimi govoricami v zvezi z naso
kampanjo "a vecje oborozenje.
mi bill samo slucaj, da sta
vojni in drzavni oddelek ohrab-
ljala prepricanje ljudstva, da
Sovjetske cete marsirajo ma Te-
heran in Turcijo v povpreeno
istem casu, ko je mas vojni od-
delek hotel, da Sc rekrutacijo
"a armada podaljsa. Danes, ko
vojni oddelek zeli obsezen mir
nodobski budzet in obvezno vo-
jasko vezbo, Sc goyorice o stra-
hui pred Rusijo' obnavljajo."
Kot pravi John Swomley je
Rusija dosegla svoje dosedanje
image, brez da bi te image bile
Ivojaskega znacaja.
u druge strani pa so Zedi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-21
7 NACISTIcNIH ZDRAV-
NIKOV OBSOJENIH MA
SMRT MA VISLICAH

NUREMBERG, 20. augusta
Ameriska sodnija "a vojne zlo-
cince je danes obsodila ma smrt
osebnega zdravnika Adolfa Hit
lerja in sest drugih zdravnikov,
XII so ma jetnikih v koncentracij-
skin taboriscih vrsili zlocinske
eksperimente in jih posiljali v
smrt.
Pet ostalih zdravnikov je do
bilo dosmrtni zapor. Manjse
kazni so dobili stirje obtozenci,
med katerimi Sc nahaja zdravni-
ca ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS taborisca
" Ravensbruecku Herta Ober-
hauser, XII je obsojena ma 20 let
jece.
Med ma smrt obsojenimi sta
tudi osebni zdravnik Heinrich
Himmlerja, Karl Gebhardt in
Joachim Mrugowsky, sef higi-
jenskega oddelka SIS, XII je mad
zoroval streljanje Rusov z "a
strupljenimi naboji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-21
Nou erob
TEREZIJA KNAUS

Kot smo vceraj porocali, je
premlnila Terezija Knaus, 70.
jena Oswald. Stara je bila 62
let in je stanovala ma 67O1 Bon.
ma Ave. Donna je bila il Lazic
pri Kocevju, odkoder je prisla
" Ameriko pred 43 lett. Bila je
clanica podr. st. rs SzZ. Tukaj
zapusca soproga Johna, stiri ST.
move: John, Edward, Joseph in
Frank, hcer Mrs. Anna Herman,
sedem vnukov in sestro Mrs.
Mary Turk v Crosby, MINI. Po-
greb Sc bo vrsil v soboto zju.
traj oh 1915 IL Zakrajskovega
pogrebnega zavoda v cerkev sv.
Franciska ma Superior Ave. in
E. II st. ter nato ma pokopa-
lisce Calvary.