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The southern news., 1942-01-03

1t will last if you apply one of the
clear bases first. If you are a very
busy person, and aren't we all, then
choose a shade of polish that goes
well with your skin, your lipstick
and most of your costumes. You
won't have time for frequent
changes, though this is a good idea
II 1t is possible. For the holiday
season you will probably want to
use one of the deeper shades so
fashionable this season. The bril-
liant, true reds are generally good
for everyone. Even darker tones,
some with a touch of plum, others
with a warm, hanna note are smart.
The plum goes beautifully with
costumes of wine, black, white.
green, blue, gray and plum. The
henna shades are smart with beige.
the whole family of browns, green's.
I some Of the blues, as well as black
ana White. Always remember never
to make the error of decidedly deep
nails and pale lipstick, or wise
versa. Try to keep the two in har-
mony You'll find that two coats
of polish will not only last longer,
but look smoother and more beau
tiful.
Now that you're finished, take
another look-aren't your nails
pretty? For the little time ex-
pended, you're going to be paid
back over and over again in divi-
dends of admiration by your friends.
What are your beauty prOblems9
Write: Marie Downing, Ldrieuse
Beauty Bureau, 35O9 LindeH
Blyd., St. Louis, Mo-, and she will
be glad to answer them. Be
sure to enclose d self-addressed,
stamped envelope.
The southern news., 1942-01-03
START COURT
ACTION FO r
VA. TEACHERS

RICHMOND, Va. Richmond
and Newport News, Va, school
boards lin spite of their consistent
efforts to evade equalizing color
ed and white teachers salaries.
will be brought into court to
compel them to give equal pay.
Thurgood Marshall, special coun-
sci for the NAACP declared this
week Suit was filed in the U. S.
Federal Court in Richmond. We'd
nesday, December "a. A petition
has already been filed in Newport
News with the school board.
School boards have refused to
equalize salaries, and teachers in
both places have been negotiating
with officials for more than a
year.
After several conferences be-
tween members of the school
board, of Richmond. Negro teach
ers and their lawyers, the board
has refused to equalize salaries
over a shorter period than II
years. All efforts to settle the case
have been rejected. Result is the
recently filed suit there. .
In Newport News, unless ia
vorable action is taken within the
next week, the NAACP said, a
case will be filed there to compel
equalization.
The southern news., 1942-01-03
ASK KCHURCHILL
TO REPORT ON
JIM CROW HERE

NEW YORK Prime Minister
Winston Churchill, comforting In
Washington, D. c., with President
Roosevelt, was asked by the N.
A. A. c. P. last week to tell
this country what has been done
about discrimination against Am
erican Negroes by British agen-
cies operating here.
In a wire to the chief official
O fembattled Britain sent Christ
mas Eve, the NAACP said: your
American visit offers an ideal op-
portunity for an announcement OF
remedial action taken by the Brit
ish government on the five types
of discrimination against Negroes
by British authorities here, which
were detailed in letter to you
of September &c. Many thought
full Negro and whit eAmericans
continue to ask what steps have
been taken regarding these acts"
The southern news., 1942-01-03
SOCIETY

Miss Lottie Johnson of Atlanta
Ca, is here visiting her friend
Miss Lucille Jones, of 29 Valley
Street, for the Christmas holidays
Miss Johnson is planning to re-
turn home Friday where she viii
resume her work at the hospital
where she Is employed.
Mrs. Marie Williams of Ashe.
Vile, sister is visiting her from
Winston-Salem. She will be hel
guest throughout the holidays.
Mrs. Lille Mae Maulden and
Mrs. Helen Jones, were visitors
at the Brooklyn Chapel Mission
and witnessed a spiritual feast in
the Worship. Rev. ]. r. Mills
pastor.
The South Wing met at the
home of Mrs. Irene Peaks, De-
cember 10th. on time as usual
with song and prayer. Then the
president announced house open
The southern news., 1942-01-03

This war calls for every ounce
Of energy, every dime and dollar
We can muster for shipS-and
planeS-and guns.
Hit the ene1hy with q $25
Bond. Hurt him with a $50
Bond. Help to blow him sky
high with a 500 or $1,000 Bond.
Don't delay - every hour
counts. Buy United States
Defense Bonds and Stamps
TODAY.
The southern news., 1942-01-03
BY BERNARD TAssLER

WASHINGTON, D. C. - This
writer has just returned from Fort
Knox. KY, headquarters of the
States Army. The trip was made
by q dozen labor editors and pub
licity men-A. F. of L., c. l. o.
and unaffiliated--to whom the
War Department was eager to i'm
part some idea of what is being
done as America buckles down to
the job of repelling powerful en-
| emies in both the East and West
The trip to Fort Knox and sub
sequent meetings in Washington
with Undersecretary of War Rob-
ert P. Patterson and high-ranking
Army officers were part of an
enlightened and unprecedented
campaign which the War Depart
ment has been conducting for more
than a year in an effort to breed
mutual respect and understanding
between labor and Army and to
give defense workers a realization
of the Importance of their tasks
no matter how minute.
The War Departments cam
paign, which is bearing fruit, has
embraced visits by Americas fight
ing men to the factories where the
equipment which they use Is pro-
duced. Thus, Army fliers have
been taken to aircraft plants
where they have seen the ships
which they and their buddles will
operate being built. These and
similar activities ON the part OF
the War Department have done
much to make the men in uni
form realize that they need the
| nations workers. and vice versa
At Fort Knox the labor journ-
aliSts saw as much as could pos
Sibly be seen in "a hours. We OBJ
| served the routine of the soldiers
We ate with them and we rode
in tanks, half tracks," "jeeps'
| and peeps" with them. We put
questions to them and to Officers
ranking all the way up to Major
General Jacob L. Devers, success
sor to the late Adna r. Chaffee
as chief of the Armored Force.
We witnessed sham battle
with noise and violence enough TO
have been the real thing. We went
through the Armored Force School,
We were shown anything and ev-
erything that interested us. We
learned a great deal at Fort Knox
and later in our conversations
with Army leaders in Washington.
OF course. it would be ridicu-
lous to pretend to be an expert
ON the basis of what we saw and
heard. and this writer has no in
tention of attempting to pose as
one. However there were GER
tain significant things which did
stand out-things that can be told.
They are:
despite lot of anti-labor
propaganda in the press and on
the radio in the months prior to
Pearl Harbor, the average officer
The southern news., 1942-01-03

town, S. c.. and CASTOR County
near Cherryville, N. C.
In Georgetown s.. c., five white
youths were found guilty by a
coroner's jury for killing Bruce
Tisdale, local mill worker, after
a fight. The verdict was reported
February %.
On April 3, Private Felix Hall,
a colored volunteer was found
hanging to a tree, clad in the
uniform of the U. 8. Army, In
a wooded section OF Fort Benning.
The NAACP and the Negro press
demanded investigation and pun
ishment of the guilty persons, but
the last report of any action was
early in May when the War De-
partment was said to have been
making an investigation. There
has been no report of the results
of the investigation"
The mob rode in CASTOR County
N. c.. April 13, when Robert
Walker was shot to death in his
home by four men after an alter
cation with a white man.
Three white fellow employees OF
Robert Sapp, a mechanics helper
in Blakely. Fla, took him a short
distance out of town and beat
him with a club and a heavy
piece of machine betting. On May
IL. he died from pneumonia
Sapp was charged with having
stolen money from the safe of his
employers.
On May 13. A. C. Williams, 90
of Quincy, Fla, was found dead
on a creek bridge, his body rid
dlide with bullets from a band OF
masked men. Williams had been
arrested for an alleged attempted
assault on 12-year-old white
girl. The New York Times, May
IA, reported that four masked
men armed with pistols took Will
iiams from the county pail after
compelling Dan Davis, an officer
to open the cell doors.
The southern news., 1942-01-03
SOCIETY NOTES

| ial or other prejudices and one
which includes at least one rep
resentative of the 13 million AM
erican citizens who constitute one
tenth of the national population
is imperative to insure an un-
biased and effective functioning
of the War Labor Board" the
NAACP stated.
The southern news., 1942-01-03

| for business. The Journal of the
last meeting was read and ap-
proved. Then the president callel
on the Program committee for a
report. Miss Dorothy Smith stated
| that she had no program, but
! suggested that the Wing have a
name drawing for the holidays
Thrill and Social Then Mrs.
Peaks, as hostess, gave a very
delightful repass. Then the club
, adjourned to meet at the south
side apartment at which time the
club will celebrate its Christmas
tree with tokens of gifts.
Mr.. Dewey Ray, of Morrow St,
passed December 18th with a heart
attack. Funeral was held at Nc
Coy-Wilkins Funeral home chapel,
December 14th. Leaves to mourn
many relatives and friends.
Mrs. Augie Lane of Chicago is
here visiting her sister who re-
sides at 20 Valley Street. She has
been here throughout the holidays
Her first trip to the city in 16
years. Aso Mrs. Sadie Smith of
Louisville, KY, is here spending
the holidays with her sister at
20 Valley Street, Mrs. Laura
Smith. They will return soon to
their homes. They have enjoyed
their visits much at the home of
their sister.
Miss Lucille Hall of Bennett
College, Greensboro, N. c., return
ed for the holidays to visit her
mother. who resides at "A Blanton
Street. Miss Hall reports a very
joyous time through the holidays.
Miss Lucille is a Junior at Ben
nett.
Miss Norma Manley of Durham,
N. c., is in the city visiting her
mother, Mrs. J. H. Michael of
81 Hill Street. Miss Manley is
connected with the State EN-
ployment office in Durham.
The southern news., 1942-01-03

OTTAWA, Dec. 80 - Bristling
with confidence, Prime Minister
Churchill declared to this Do
minion today that the conduct
of this war must reach it's eli
max in allied assault upon the
citadel and homeland of the guilty
powers, both in Europe and in
Asia"
The southern news., 1942-01-03

WASHINGTON, Dec. 80 - The
navy announced officially tonight
that it suspected the presence of
Japanese craft in Alaskan waters,
uncomforbtaly close to Kodiak
island. where a naval air station is
under construction.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-02

Zastopnik nase anneriske Via
de Sc je prijayil "a kongres. Ma
Sa vlada pazi ma mas.
Po vserl, kolikor vemo do
slej, je lahko sklepati, da bo ia
nasa prva harodna skupscina
svoje vrste sijajna manifestaci-
ia nase zavednosti in vzajem-
nosti vsaj V tenn, da bono 'sku-
Sail skupnimi moemi pomaga-
ii zdruziti vse slovenske ozem-
lie onkraj morja v lepso in
sreenejso Sloverijo ma podlagi
demokraticnih nacel in enako-
pravnosti. Pri tenn ne gre vpra-
sanje "a to, kdo je katolican in
kdo je nekatolican. TIL gre lie "a
to, kdo ina tako piemenito ST.
ce, da more brez vsakrsnih
predsodkov seci v roke vsako-
mur, XII stremi "a ciljem krva-
vo potrebne politiene pomoci
potapljajocemu Sc slovenskemu
narodu v razkosani in poteptani
Sloveniji.
v nadi, da bono zborovali v
znamenju iskrene povezanosti
in edinosti, 81 obetamo doseci
to, "a kar je sklican Slovenski
narodni .kongres.
VINCENT CAINKAR.
predsednik priprav. odbora,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-02
EDEN OBLJUBIL POJAS.
MILO @ DARLANU

LONDON, 1. decembra. -
Anthony Eden, angleski mini
ster zunanjih zadev, je izjavil
danes v nizji zbornici, da bo
kinalu podal svojo izjavo, ticoco
Sc polozaja admirala Darlana
in vojaske situacije v Severni
Afriki. Tozadevno izjavo bo dial
tekom tajnega zasedanja nizje
zbornice.
A. Bevan, znani laborist in
kritik Wade, pa je vehementno
protestiral proti tajni seji, ces,
da bi TAXA seja yzbudila nezau-
panic ljudstva, ki bi reklo, da
ina vlada zopet ''nekake trike
v rokavu.."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-02
GROZODEJSTVA NEMCEV IN ITALIJA.
NOV V SLOVENIJl

ma, so polovili in jih zaprli v
mex skedenj, XII so ga potem Ia
zgali, tako, da SO vsi zivi zgore-
Ii. Zene in otroke so odpeljali
neznanokam. s-.
Pc cesti liz Radomlja so Mem
ci crez most preko Bistrice pc
ljai tanke. ze pod prvim tan
kom Sc je most zrusil in je tank
zgrmel v vodo. Nemci trde, da
je bill most cd partizanov pod
zgan. Takoj so obkolili vas in
vse prebivalce odpeljali v Gori-
cane.
Med vasmi, XII so jih Nemci
v zadnjem easu pozgali je tudi
vas Zavodna v obcini Golnik in
vas Korena v obcini Krasnja.
S Hrusice pri Jesenicah so v
zadnjem easu odselili 60 zelez-
nicarskih druzin.
Julia je bilo v Begunjah u
streljenih vsega skupaj 320 tai
cev.
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''IzCUBA RzEvA BI p0MENILA
IzGUB0 p0L0vICE BERLINA"
Rusi napredujejo ma vseh frontah. : Mem
Ski radio tozi, da DO letosnja zima
hujsa cd lanske.
RUSI so SESTRELILI SO NEMsKIH TRANSPORTING
LETAL -

MOSKVA, /. decembra. - A
dolf Hitler je osebno apeliral
ma nemsko vojastvo v Rzevu III
pri Veliki Luki, maj "a vsako ce-
no drzi svoje postojanke, toda
Hitlerjev APPEL nj mic pomagal,
ker Nemci MISC mogli zopet Ia
vzeti zelezniskih prog, XII SO jih
izgubili v teh okrajih
Vaznost Rzeva
"Rdeea zvezda" poroca, da je
Rev tako vitalno vazen "a o.
mrezje nemskih komunikacii,
da je Hitler brzojavno opozoril
poveljnika nemskih Get o veliki
nevarnosti, XII preti mestu ter
izjavil, ida bi blla izguba RE
va enaka izgubi polovice Ber-
lima"
Poulicni boji v Rzevu
BIC ardio poroca, da Sc ze
vrsi v notranjosti Rzeva srdita
bitka med Rusi in Nemci, poro-
ella il Stockholma pa naznanja-
jo, da Sc ruske udarne eete Re
borijo z Nemci cd hise do hise.
Unieenje SO transportnih Ietal
MOSKVA, sreda, 2. deem
bra. = Danes je bilo uradno ma
znanjeno, da so ruski letalci Sc
strelili SO velikih nemskih trans
portnih letal, ki So hotela pri-
nesti potrebscine obkrozeni men,
Ski armadi v stalingrajskem o.
kraju, in da ruske armade Sc
vedno napredujejo S svojim pro-
diranjem ma centralni 'front.'. Po-
rocilo tudi naznanja, da je pa
dlo veeraj nadaljnih 5000 Mem
cev v srditih bojih, S katerimi 81
Nemci zaman prizadevajo, Eau
staviti prodiranje ruskih ar
mad.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-02
tWhat's Your Name?'a

Bozicni prazniki Sc blizajo.
Ia vasega sina-vojaka boste le-
tos tezko izbrali primerno bo-
zicno darilo. Najbolj mu boste
ustregli, &c mu narcotic in pos
ljete najnovejso knjigo nasega
amerisko slovenskega pisate-
liza Louisa Adamica whats
your name p. Knjigo 50 pohva-
lili in priporocili najboljsi anne.
riski kritiki.
Cena knjigi je samo $3.50 II
&c narcotic kijigo pri mas, cd
date naslov vojaka, in jo bomt
Iodposlali.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-02
II siuljenja nash
Ijudi Po Ameriki

Warren, Ohio. - Pokojni J..
Korosec, 0 cigar smrti je bilo
poroeano pred nekaj dnevi, je
bill Clan 'drustva st. 321 SNIP,
rojen je bill v Dobcu pri Cerk-
nici ma Notranjskem in tukai
zapusca zeno in enega brata, v
start domovini pa brata in Sc
stro.
Braddock, Pa. - TIE dni je
Gregor Tratnik, star IS let in
donna il Idrije, magic umrl pri
delu V tovarni. Tovarisu je po-
magal nekaj dvigniti in zgrudil
Sc je mrtev. Bill je Clan drustva
629 SNPJ V e. Pittsburghu in
tukaj nj incl sorodnikov.
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kPITI(NA
BORbL Y
AT RIk |
Mad Tunisijo Sc vrse SLIM
zracni boji, ko ST osisee
obupno prizadeva ojaeiti
svoje 6ete. "

Zavezniski gIavni stan Sc
verni Afriki, 1. decembra. -
Ameriske '1eteee trdnjave'' ka-
kor tudi srednje tezki bombniki
bombardiSajo baze osisca ma O.
bali Bizerte, Tunisa in Gabesa.
To je najhujsi napad v bitki "a
Tunisijo, 0 kateri pravijo 1--WE
denci, da je dosegla svoj "kri-
tieen stadii."
Nesluzbeno Sc naznanja, da l.
ma osisce v Tunisiji okoli TO-
900 vojakov ter mnogo tisoc vo-
jakov "a vzdrzevanje komuni-
kacij kakor tudi mnogo mostva,
XII je potrebno pri zraeni sill.
Nova. ojacenja pa Sc vedno pri-
hajajo.
Prodiranje ameriskih tankov
! Angleska in ameriska kolona
tankov je prodrda danes tesno
k obali ter je skoro dosegla
svoj cilj, da Sc prebije do NOR
ia ter da prereze pot med Tuni-
som in Bizerto, XII je zadnja ko-
munikacijska zveza med tema
dvema mestonaa.
Druga amerisko = francoska
ceta prodira protis jugu dale
doll OBJ obali v prizad adevanju, da
Sc polasti Tunis-T -Tripoli ceste,
XII tece oh sredozemski obali v
yzhodno centralni Tunisiji.
Srditi zracni boji
LONDON, i. decembra. -
Mad Tunisijo Sc vrse sedaj sill.
nj zracni boji, ko hite Nemci in
Italijani 2 ojacevanjem svojih
Get, katere dovazajo po morju
in po zraku v obupnem prizade.
vanju, da se<obdrze ma obali A.
frike. >-
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AkCIJA
AMERI5kIH
p0DM0RNIC
Nase podmornice 40 zopet
pogreznile pet japonskih
ladij, med mimi nekega
rusilca. eSrditi boji ma
Novi Guineji.
WASHINGTON. /. decembra

WASHINGTON, 1. decembra.
Mornariski department ma
znanja, ,da so ameriske podmor-
nice pogreznile pet nadaljnih ja-
ponskih ladij, med mimi enega
rusilca, ter poskodovale dve
nadaljni, cd katerih Sc je ena
tudi najbrze pogreznila.
Potop 148 Iadij
s temi ladjami je doseglo
skupno stevilo pogreznjenih ja-
ponskih ladij liza napada ma
Pearl Harbor 148.
Komunike poroca tudi o boz
jih ma Guadalcanalu, kjer anne
risko topnistvo in letalstvo pod
pira pehoto v njenem prizade-
vanju, da ocisti otok Japoncev.
Prizadevanje Japoncev
Zavezniski glavni stan v Av-
straHji, sreda, Q. decembra.
Kljub svojim prejsnjim tezkim
izgubam, ki so jih imeli Japon-
Ici v prizadevanju, da ojacijo
.svoje cete v Buna-G Coma okra-
Iju ma Novi Guineji, 50 poslali
Japonci danes proti BUM zopet
stiri rusilce, da izkrcajo mos
two. Zavezniski leta1ci so s svo-
JIM bombarni zadeli rusilce, to-
da porocilo ne navajo, dali Sc
.je Japoncena posrecila Nth ma
kama, ali 50 bill pognani nazaj.
Ameriske in avstralske Gete
izvajajo vedno trdnejsi oprijem
ma Japonce v TEN okraju.
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Pri naslednjem porocilu, XII
smo ga prejelf IL Jugoslovan-
skega informacijskega CEN
ira, smo izpremenili izraz
"gerilci" v izraz "partizani''
kakor sc tt borci sami nazi-
vajo. To smo storili radi JAS
nosti pojmov. v Jugoslavijl
je danes samo dve vrsti svo-
bodoborcev: Mihajlovicevi Get
niki in partizani. Ured.
Internacije Slovencev Sc NADIA
ljujejo
Italijani so zaeetkom avgu-
sta odpeljali v internacijo o.
krog 1.200 ljudi il okraja Crno-
melj. Odpeljani 50 bill v Monte
rrato, provinca Alessandria v
Piermontu.
Nemci streljajo talce in zaziga-
jo slovenske vasi
Porocali smo ze, da so par
tizani razstrelili zelezniski most
;pri zirovnici ma Gorenjskem ma
progi Ljubljana Jesenice.
Danes pa smo dobili porocilo
da so Nemci radi tega ustrelil
65 talcev - Slovencev.
Partizani SO ubili trgovca Do
linarja IL Peci radi sodelovanjs
z Nemci. Nemci so nato ustre
ILL 10 talcev in pozgali vas
Hrastnik v obcini Morav6e.
" Crni mad Kamnikona ie bi
cd partizanov ubit nernski po
rocnik. Prisla je uradna komisi
ia, da ugotovi dejanslki stan
Partizani SO napadli tudi komi
Isijo in jo pobili. Nemci 50 nat,
pozgali vas Gradis6e mad Luke
vico. Vas je Stella so prebival
cev. Vse moske, ki So hili do
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"Rdeci ,tanki"

V Penn Square glediscu, ma
Euclid Ave-, in E. 55th st. ka-
zejo sedaj borbo ''rdecih tan
kov." Slke SO silno zanimive in
kazejo hrabrost ruskega naro-
da in ruske vojske. Kdor BE nj
videl teh silk, maj Jill pohiti po-
gledat, kajti jutri, v cetrtek, bo
zadnji dan njih predvajanja.
IA oseb utonilo
Jezerska barka Admiral, XII je
imela ma krovu 1000, 900 gallon
gorivnega OLA, Sc je danes zju-
traj oh stirih preyrnila ma Erie
iezeru v blizini Avona, Ohio,
pri cemer je utonilo "A clanov
meme posadke.
Nov grob
Snoci je preminila Anna La
pash, rodQn Hrvatica. stano-
vala ie na 1861 East 10 ST.
Podrobnosti bono porocal ju-
tri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-02
Ma dopustu

Ma dopust sta prisla 1t.
Lewis G. Stavanja in soproga,
in sicer sta prisla iz Camp
Blanding, Fla. k svojim star
Sem Mr.. in Mrs. i. Stavanja,
1919 2. 63 st. Nazaj Sc povrne-
ia v cetrtek, 8. decembra.
Korporal Frank Fortuna, sin
Franka Fortuna, 979 e. 14O St.
je prisel ma dopust IL Camp
Cook, Calf. Od- tn bo odsel v
Texas.
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DARLAN
NA(ELNIk
81
D RzAv I
Admiral Darlan Sc je pro-
glasil "a naSelnika Fran
coske Afrike, ker je mar
sal Petain nemski ujetnik
v Vichyju.

LONDON, i. decembra. -
Porocilo il Maroka naznanja, da
.je marsal Petain ujetnik Mem
cev v Vichyju in da je admiral
Darlan prevzel avtoriteto dr.
zavnega nacelnika mad Severno
Afriko.
Londonski ''Daily MALI poro-
ca, da je Darlan konferiral z
Auguste Noguesom in Pierre
Boissonom, generalnima COVER
nerjema Maroka in francoske
Zapadne Afrike. Svrha posveto-
yanja je bi1a, takojsnja ustano-
vitev 800, 900 MOI mocne fran
coske armade, XII Sc DO bila oh
strani zaveznikov proti osiscu.
Prihod francoskih podmornic
Dale naznanja radio, da so
prispele v Francosko Afriko tri
francoske podmornice, XII 50 BE
pravocasno pobegnile il Toulo-
ma, kjer so Francozi potopili
svojo mornarico. cetrta fran
coska podmornica je odplula v
spanijo, kjer je bila internira-
ma.
seVlada" v Vichyju zastrazena
Porocevalec ista Dagens Ny
hater poroca il Vichyja v
Stockholm, da je poslopje, y
katerih SC. je nahajala franco
ska vlada, zastraiieno $ kordo-
nj nenskega vojastva. Marsala
Petaina nj bilo ze deset dni vi
deti ma ulici, kjer Sc tudi Laval
mic vec ne prikaze.
v Franciji je nastala revol-
Ia, kjer je sovrazno zadrzanje
francoskih delavcev v Tou1onu
prisililo Nemce, da MISC izvedli
svojega namena, da bi zopet O.
tvorili tamosnji arzenal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-02
161, 100 Nemcev ubitih

stevilo ma stalingrajski in
centralni 'front.' ubitih Nemcev
je naraslo zdaj ma 161, 700. Ru-
81 porocajo, da SO zavzeli v Sta
lingradu nadaljne utrjene tocke
ter da so tudi ma centralni from
ii, med krajema Velike Luki in
Rzevom strli srdit nemski od-
por. V svojern metodicnem pro-
diranju so Rusi zajeli ali unieili
tudi velike zaloge nemskega
vojnega materiala.
Nemci priznavajo svoje tezave
BERLIN, 1. decembra. -
Nemski radio poroca, da je zim-
ska obrambna ,vojna v Rusiji
letos hujsa kakor lansko zimo,
da je uniforma nemskih Get
raztrgana, cete same pa so po-
krite blatom in izerpane.
Radio Zeesen objavlja poroci-
la s fronte, XII opisujejo tucat
ruskih napadov, tekom katerih
so Sc morali Nemci boriti
brez pocitka tri dni in tri noci.
Vreme je vedno slabse
Glavna berlinska radio-po-
staja naznanja:
vreme je veeilro siabse IN
temperature je silno padla; po-
metajoci wharf, so izpremenili
pota v steklo in transportne in
zivilske tezave Sc stopnjujejo."
Berlinski radio nujno poziva
ljudstvo, maj pripravi svoje pri-
vatne sobe "a ranjene vojake.
Radio pravi, 9 Sc DO tie sobe
nujno rabilo [ ekom zimske pc
rhode, med }aecembram in 81.
marcem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-02
"a VARNOST v
DVORANAH !

COLUMBUS, O., 1. deem
bra. - Trgovska zbornica je
zahtevala danes Cd drzavnih O.
blasti, da nemudoma ukrenejo
vse potrebno "a vecjo varnost
ljudi plesnih in drugih dvora-
nah in nocnih klubih. Povod "a
to zahtevo je dala grozna nesre-
ca v Bostonu, kjer je v nekem
plesnem klubu zgorelo v nedeljo
vecer do 500 oseb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-02
PREHRANA VOJASTVA
v AUSTRALIA

CAMBERRA, Australia, 1,
decembra. - Ma seji avstral-
skin in ameriskih uradnikov je
bio sklenjeno, da bo poslej vse
amerisko vojastvo v Avstraliji
prehranjevala Australia sama
s svojimi pridelki, ker bo ame-
riske ladje prevazale il Ameri-
ke v Avstralijo samo municijo
in vojni material, in ne vee Ii
vii kakor doslej.