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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01
HOTEL RESIDENT
 DIES SUDDENLY
Eddie" FOy, Former En. tertainer COIIapses in
 Bank St. HOstelry

Edwin Toy, 57, was found dead in a washroom at the Stag hotel, 223 Bank street, shortly after noon today by the proprietor Of the cs- tablishment, Alexander Stevenson MT. Stevenson called Dr. I. DeLuise, who has an office nearby. and Traf- fic Officer George Knowles, but Foy failed to respond to first aid meas ures. pr. Edward J. KirschbauIn, medical examiner was notified.
 MT. Stevenson said Foy had been apparently in good health, when he took a tray of food and coffee to his room earlier this morning. About 10 o'clock, he said the man was visited by a fellow employc of a lo- cal factory where he was employed, and on his return downstairs the visitor told MT. Stevenson that Toy was i'll. Stevenson went upstairs, and failing to find Toy in his room, looked in the washroom, where he discovered the body.
 Foy was well known locally as an entertainer and appeared under the name of Eddie" Foy on many local programs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01
POLICE RESCUE
 SLEEPY SMOKER
Firemen Also Make Early Morning Run tO Bank
 Street Store

Eugene smith, 90, colorcd, 227 Bank street, owes his escape from burns which may have been seri- ous to the keen observation ot the patrolman on the beat early this morning, according to fire depart ment officials.
 Smith, an employe Of RUdy's, a cleaning establishment at the Bank street address, went to sleep on Q bed in the rear Of the place while smoking cigarette,
 Patrolman Jerry Hunihan, Jr,, making his rounds shortly before two o'clock thlS morning, noticed an odor Of smoke coming from the place. He called Patrolman William Lizak, and the two forced open the door, dragged Smith out Of a smol- derinR bed, and summoned the firc department.
 Engines 3, 10, truck 1, and the booster, responded to the alarm, and extinguished the burning mat trees, There was no other damage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01
DE CAULLE PLANS
 VISIT TO AFRICA

London, Aprl i,-Cupt-oen Charles Do oaulle said today tha, he earnestly desires Co leave eol North Africa immediately" for cono ferences with Den, Henri Honore oiraud looking Co a union Of on French elements,
 The French national committee, of which De oaulle as leader of tho fighting French Is president, issued c statement refutlng reports that his visit to Alglers was being post- poned.
 certain reports have appeared ln the press to the effect that Gen De 0aulles visit Go Alglers was tc be postponed" the statement said,
 "uen, Dc 0aulle wishes lt known that, contrary eo these reports, he earnestly Aesires Co leave immedi. ately for North Africa In company with several members of the French national committee"
 0lraud, head of the Algerian regime, had invited Dc Oaulle Co a unity conference, and Dc oaulle accepted. Gen. Georges Catroux, fighting French delegate, went on ahead to lay the groundwork for the conference of the two leaders.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01
DEATH OF LOCAL
 YOUTH REPORTED
Corp. E. Laferriere Last Reported Working on
 Alaskan Highway

According to Q notice received yesterday by relatives of Technical Corporal Edgar R. LaFerriere, for- merly of Waterbury. he was killed March IS while stationed with an engineers unit on the Alaska -Can- ada highway. His parents, Mir, and Mrs. Philias LeF'erriere of Fort Kent, Maine, received 8 telegram from Major-G General James A. Ulio which disclosed the death, but made no mention Of the manner in which the death occurred. Since the wire did not state "killed in action" local relatives of the youth have assumed that death was due to an accident. Corporal La Ferriere. who was born in Fort Kent, came to this city upon his Rraduation from high school and was an employe of the Ameri- can Brass O., before entering the service last April.
 While residing in this city, Cor porag La F'erriere made his home with MT. and Mrs. Vincent Dunlap of Buckley avenue.
 Besides his parents, he Is sur vived by three brothers. Leonard Joseph and Raoul; two sisters Mrs. Vincent Dunlap and Mrs Lila Rivegt, all of Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01
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Sub-dcaeon, Rev, ], Oliver Cronan was seated in the Sanctuary. Mrs, Thomas Keeley played special program, with Mrs, Marie Barnes Murphy and William J, OBrien singing the Mass
 An honorary delegation reprcSent- ing the Daughters of Isabella in. cluded Mrs Julia Delaney Miss Bea Shea, Mrs, Margaret 0reaney and Mrs, Mary Altman,
 The bearers included William ], Fitzgerald, John Moore, James Moore, Thomas McLarncy, Francis Shechy and James Breen,
 Burial was in the family plot at old St, JoSeph's cemetery, with services by Father Foster.
 The funeral Of Giuseppe Fclicc took place at 8;S0 o'clock this morn. ing from the Colasanto Funeral
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01

the son ol lha late Nathan VI. and sarah CLeonartl Tomlin2on.
 Ton yeaw ago Mr, TOmln4on re. tlrcd from the stan of Post oiilee where he had been employed for many years. lie attended All Souls' Episcopal church, A past noble grand of Nosahogan lodge, odd Fel- lo0e, he had been e member Of the organization for fifty years
 Besides his wife, Mrs, Lena tLAthaml Tomllnson, he leaves two sons, Ellsworth R, of this city, and Lester of Prospect, a daughter, Mrs, Ruth Phelps Wall oI Branfor6, and two grandchildren,
 Funeral services will be held to. morrow morning at n o'clock at the Anderson funeral home, 70 Central avenue. Rev. ThomEs l.. sinclair, rector Of An Souls church oiilciatlng. Burial wlll be in old Pine Grove cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral nome this eve- ming from . Co Q o'clock,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01
Grandpa Gets Defense Job
He's ae Lively as a Youngster-
 Now k1ie Backacha Ia Ret1op

Many auderers relieve naRRlnR baekaehs quickly. once they discover that (he real cause qg their trouble may be tired Kidneys
 Ihe kidneys are Nature's chief way of tak . ny the exeess aelds and waste out of the blood. 1leghelp most people pass about pints day. poisonous matter to remain in your blood. te may cause nagHing backache, rheumatic eains. ieg pains. loss of pep and enerEy, 2ettin9 up nights. swelling, puiiness under ne eyes, headaches and dizziness. Frequent Ing sometimes shows there Is eoFnethinR wrong with your kidneys or bladder,
 Don't wAiti Ask your druggist for Deans 2 Iils. use4 successfully by millions for over 70 ysae1. They give happy relief and will help ne lb miles of kidney tubes flush out pol.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01

home OS9 Bank street, to the Church of Our Lady Of LouraeS, where a requiem Mass was cele. brated at Q o'clock, by Rev. Rocco Nadllc. Burial was ln Calvary ceme- tery. Bearers were William Spallone, Jr., Frank raSanelli, Vincent Bruno, Richard Famlglletti, Michael Sam toro and Frank Santoro.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01
RUSSIAN COMMITTEE
 MEETING TOMORROW

The local Russian War Relief committee win hold n meeting to- morrow at 5;l5 D. m. at the Y. N, c, A. The regional advisor Is expected to be present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01

Cooperation of employers has been gratifying, Mrs. Dewey said, Compliance Is expected to be nearly universal here.
 The next large undertaking Of the WHO and the local labor-lnan- agement committee will Dc a labor recruiting campaign, expected to start very shortly. Steps win be taken to Interest lscal housewives in war industry jobs, and efforts will be made to draw all potential work CTS into the labor Held.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01
IC. \. TOMLINSON
 DIES AT HOME
Former Post Office Em. plOye to Be Buried
 Tomorrow

Charles Henry Tomllnson, 1S, a Well.known resident of the city, died yesterday afternoon at hts home, 2A0 Pine street. A native of Water. bury, he was born on April n, le67,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01
TRUCK OPERATORS
 SEEK ALLOTMENTS

More than 200 truck operators applied for ration allotments at the local ration board headquarters yesterday. The old TT" gasoline ra- tionS expired last midnight. The day was one of the busiest exper- fenced by the gasoline panel in many weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01
Full Weather Report

Boston. April i (UP)-wenth- CT fOPeeants
 MAIN V. MAsSA CHUSETTS, RHODE ISLAND and CONNECTI- GUT--S0mewhat warmer tonight Wth scattered light showers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01

Greyhound breeding and training has become a "big business" n Fire and large sums change hands ct the frequent auction sales, when many of the entries are sold to race on foreign tracks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01

Private funeral services for 0iu- Scppc Fellcc, 62l Bank street. were held to-day at H;l5 n, m, from the Colasanto Funeral Home, o52 Bank street to the Church Of Our Lady Of LourdeS at 2, Burial was in Call vary cemetery,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01

Patients from two hospitals were honored guests recently Rt circus in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01

O'NEILIs--A months mind Mass of requiem will be celebrated satur. day morning. at 500 o'clock. at the Immaculate Conception Church. for the repose of the soul of the late Patrick O'Neiii.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01

sHEIIs--Month's mind Mass of re. quiem will be celebrated Saturday morning, at 500 o'clock, at the Blessed Sacrament Church, for the repose of the soul of the late Mary q. Shell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01

Wsnds following the recent heat wave in Argentina blew water out Of rivers, causing floods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01

anniversary Mass of requiem will be celebrated satur- day morning. at S:00 o'clock, at
 tho St. Francis Xavier Church, for the repose of the soul of the late
 Mrs. Bridget O'Dea. 4-i-2t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01
DIED

nOHLAN--In this city, March Sis,, l9i3, Mrs, Catherine BoNlan, of SG Lounsbury Ave, Funeral Saturday morning, at S;lS o'clock, from Null Nillo Funeral Homo, 270 West Main St, to st, Francis Xavier Church, Burial tn Calvary cemetery.
 MOETlRLE---In thls city, March 30th, l9lS, Albert Mochrlc, Funeral to. morrow morning, at l0;0O o'clock, from Bailey-Snyder Funeral Home, li4 Willow St, Burial tn old Pho Grove cemetery,
 JONES --- In thls City, March 2lSt, l9i3, Albert r, Jones, Funeral to. morrow afternoon, At gao o'clock, from Clark Funeral Home. 20 state st. Burial in Riverside cemetery, PREsTIPINO thls city, April list, i9A3, Mrs, Joseph Prestiptno, of &10 Baldwin St, Funeral Saturday morning, at 800 o'clock, from Maiorano Funeral Home, e5 Willow Burial In Calvary cemetery.
 TOMLlNsON -- In this city, March 3lst, i94a, Charles II, Tomllnson. of 2i6 Pine St. Funeral tomorrow morning, at II o'clock, from Alder son Home, % Central Ave. Burial tn old Pine Grove cemetery,
 ----------------------------'--
 sTEWART--In this city, April list. lS43, Harry T. Stewart, of 69l Con- gress Ave. Funeral to be an. nounced, from Bergln Funeral Home' 270 West Main St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01
MASSES

COMMERFORD--FI anniversary Mass of requiem. will be celebrated Saturday morning, at s:O0 o'clock, at the St. Patrick's Church, for the rcpose Of the soul of the late Nellie IOmmerford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01

NSOtlatcaig A1NoNe AVOo MStaNNAl ANVuN, was held today Ut 3:S0 D. n, at the Anderson Funeral Home, 70 Central Ave. Burial was In new Pine Grove cemetery.
 Private funeral services for Fran ciS T, Phillips, 90 Hewlett St, were held yesterday at the home, Rev, Francis o. AyreS of St, Johns Episcopal Church officiating, Bur. ial will be at the convenience of the family.
 The office of the Francis T, Phil lips CO, Center street. of which Mir, Phillips was president and treasur- CT, was closed yesterday in respect to Mir. Phillips,
 Funeral services for Miss Elslc Kleinschmidt were held yesterday afternoon at St. Johns Lutheran church, Rev. John Mohrmann, pas tor, officiating, Bearers were Wall ter B. Davis, Paul Anderson, Ray mond Russell, Walter J. Har- graves, Philip Connell and James Farren. Burial was in new Pine Grove cemetery.
 The funeral of Pfc. Anthony Co., vicllo, who lost hls life in an elec- trical accident at Camp Claiborne, Louisiana, will take place on Saturday morning, from tho home Of his parents, Mir, and Mrs, Donate Coviello, 486 Walnut street ext, at 8 o'clock to St Lucy's church at Q. Military honors will be exemplified during solemn high Mass. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery,
 The body of the soldier arrived here last night accompanied by Staff Sergt. John w, McInnls, at- tachcd to tho victims unit at Camp Claiborne.
 The funeral of Mrs. Olivine Ieic. bvrc took place this morning ut s o'clock from the Gagnon Funeral Home, l40 Willow street, to St. Ann'S church at Q o'clock. The Rev, l.. A. Lamontagne celebrated the solemn high Mass of requiem, as- sisted by Rev. Alfred Matthieu as deacon, and Rev Ubald Laurion as Sub-deacon. Professor George Per- reault played a special musical pro- gram, with Marie Gervais singing "Misere Mel" at the offertory and Mrs. Henry Pageaut, "Je Quite Cettc Terre" as q rcccSSional,
 The bearers included Leon Hc- bert, Sylvias Dion, Henry Noel, Philip Hebert, Napoleon Vaillan. court, Sylvester Beaudoin,
 Burial will be in the family plot at St. Joseph's cemetery, Lowell, Mass.
 mH
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01
FUNERALS

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Jane CConnelO Lusk, l0SS Meridcn Road, was held today at 3:S0 D. m, at the Anderson Funeral Home, 70 Central Ave, Burial was in new Pine Grove cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
 We wish to thank our many friends, relatives and neighbors, especially Dept. 750, Waterbury CO, Shifts to ! and 2 to n, Division 43, American Brass and The Electrical Plant Dept. of New Brit aIn. for floral offerings and the expressions of sympathy and klnd- neHs shown us during our recent bereavement, the death of our be. loved husband and brother.
 MRS. KATHERINE SUTTON,
 MRS, A. CONLON,
 SUTTON FAMILY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-01

The funeral of Mrs. Mary O'Don-
 nell was held this morning at 8:l5 o'clock from the Mulville Funeral Home, 270 West Main street, to St, Patricks church at Q o'clock. The Rev. Thomas Dignam celebrated the solemn high Mass Of requiem, assisted by Rev. Edward Farrell as deacon, and Rev. Bernard Foster as
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-22
A Grdino in Sinovi
pogrebni zovod
HENDERSON 2O88
Ma podlagi
katerekoli Gene

obicaj nase organizacije je
nuditi popolno poslugo ma
podlagi katerekoli Gene. Nj
cesar vaznega Sc ne izpusti
sleherna posluga je res
nleen in pravicen dokaz.
Mi ne diktiramo ne Gene
ne obliko pogreba. To od-
loci pokojnikova druzina.
Nasa naloga je izvrsiti ze-
lie druzine in nuditi Gin
boil popolno postrezbo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-22
Nuke in +ezove hrvo.
skin "dipIomo+ov"

IPA, 10. februarja. - Evrop-
ske nevtralne drzave Sc MISC
priznale "Neodvisne'' hrvaske
drzave. Edinole v spaniji ina
svoje redno poslanstvo; vse nev-
tralne drzave smatrajo "Neod-
visno' Hrvasko "a nestalen vol
nj proizvod razrusenja Jugosla-
vie.
Mahinacije in spletke prot
tel novi drzavi peljajo "a NADIA
ljeVanje jugoslovanske vojne -
tako Sc Hrvati pritozujejo "a.
radi omalovazevanja in hladne
ga sprejema v nevtralnih pre-
stolnicah. "Brez rednih diplo
matskih odnosajev je tezko de-
lovati proti nevtralnemu case
pisju, XII je popolnoma odvisnt
cd sovrazne propaganda in par
tizanskemu delovanju naklonje
no." o..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-22
Polozaj ma Hryaskem
je vedno slabsi

Hrvatski Narod prinasa H.
vrstno ilustracijo razmer v ''Ne-
odvisni" hrvaski drzavi.
Generalni prometni ravnatelj
je izdal oglas, da DO V bodoce
transport 'beguncev in oseb, XII
morajo zapustiti @svoje domove
1aradi "vojaskega polozaja v
ogrozenin okrajih," dovoljen le
organiziranim skupinam, ter da
>hodo posamezne osebe, XII bi Sc
hotele resiti ma lastno pest, Ia
Vrnjene. L. tega je razvidno, da
je >polozaj, katerega so parti.
zanski boji ustvarili V Jugosla-
viii, izredno Eresen. Tudi sara
jevski Now List" poroca ma
dolgo in siroko 0 pustosenju
kra iev V dolini Neretve, v Her
cegovini. zdaj morajo evakuira
ii kar cele okraje. To Sc ne bi
dogajalo v dezeli, v 'kateri 'bi
razsajale lie posamezne tolpe te.
roristov. Tu vidimo polozaj, Xxi
nastanc V okolici bojisc velikega
obsega.
Tudi novi drzayni proracun
"Neodvisne" Hrvaske nam nudi
nekatere adodatne informacije
Nic' mani nego 10 odstotkoy
vseh drzavnih dohodkov bo po.
svecenih "podpori beguncev il
ozemelj, opustosenih Cd jugoslo
vanskih partizanoy, ter voja,
skim rodbinanl.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-22
Ves+i Iondonskeeo
rodio

LONDON, 12. marca (Radie
prejemna sluzba) - v odda.ji
"a Jugoslavijo odgovarja lon.
donski radio nemski propagan
di, XII Sc pritozuje radi angles
kin zracnih napadov ma mem
Ska mesta.
Vodilni nemski listi kakor
Muenchener Neueste Nachrich
ten, Koelnische zeitung in dru'
gi odkrito priznavajo, da so ma
padi britanskih letal hudo po.
skodovali nemska mesta in po
vedo cello, da je vzdrzevanje
morale civilnega prebivalstva e.
ma najtezjih nalog. Tudi drug
dajejo slicna priznavanja; kot
uvod splosne ofenzive propa.
gande, S katero nameravajo IL.
staviti zracno vojno.
Toda Nemci pozabljajo, da Sc
oni sami zaceli to vojno v casu
ko so imeli premoc v zraku in
da civilno prebivalstvo drugih
dezel takrat nj bilo vredno Mi.
hovega usmiljenja. IF.
ze pred 10 lett je Hitler izja-
vii, da DO z zracno vojno uni
ell zaveznike. Varsava, Rotter.
dam, Beograd, Coventry in
London potrjujejo, da je to "a
res nameraval.
v letu 1910 je nemski radio
navduseno klical nemskemu ma
rodu: "Nebo mad Londonom .je
potemnelo Cd bombnih letal, XII
SO prinasala Anglezem zasluze-
no kazen, a nemskemu narodu
veliko zadoyoljstvo.'
Pred tremi lett so opisali v
knjigi, namenjeni otrokom, uni
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-22

coin Ave-; tajnik: John Lipec, P. o.
Box 26, Bon Carlo, Colo. in blagajnik:
Frank Tomazin, 1902 Linden Ave.
Lokalni odbor st. rs, Claridge, Pa. -
Predsednik: Frank Bratkovic, Claridge,
Pa; tajnik: Jurij Previc, r. D. 1, Ex-
port, Pa; in blagajnik: Anton Koso-
GLOW, Claridge, Pa.
LCkalni cdbor st. 26, indianapolis,
Ind. Predsednik: Louis Znidarsic,
938 N. Ketcham ST.; tajnica: Jennie
Gerbick, 718 N. Holmes Ave; in bla-
gajnik: Anton Hren, 928 N. Haugh St
Lokalni odbor st. n, Strabane, Pa. -
Predsednik: John Bevec, Box 16, Stra-
bane, Pa; tajnik: John Bole, Box 1873
Strabane, Pa; in blagajnik: John Tro-
ha, Strabane, Pa.
Lokalni odbor 81. 28, East Helena
Mont. - Predsednik: Louis Smith
P. O. Box 371; tajnik in blagajnik
Joseph M. 'Sasek, P. o. Box 331.
Lokalni odbor st. 20, Bridgeport
BOydsvilIe, Ohio. - Predsednik: Joseph
Snoj, RID Box Z, Bridgeport, Ohio;
tajnik in blagajnik: John Vitez, Box
946 Barton, Ohio
LokaIni odbor st. 30, San Francisco
Calf. - Predsednik: Andrew Leksan
$40 Rhode Island ST.; tajnik: Joseph
Fabian, 534 Utah ST., in blagajnik
Valentine Laharnar, 702 San Bruno
Ave.
Lokalni odbor st. 81, Eveleth, MINI
- Predsednik: Jacob Setnikar, Boy
1872; tajnik: John Habjan, 610 Dougla!
Ave. in blagajnik: John Pauchnik, ~
Summit St.
Lokalni odbor st. 90, South Chicago
Ill. Predsednik: Frank Kosic, 975i
Ave. j; tajnik: Louis Koselc, 984.
Ewing Ave, in blagajnik: Jacob Br
ljavac, 1921 Ave. M.
Lckalni odbor st. 33, North Braddock
Pa. Predsednik: Nickola Pavlako
vich, 1913 Brinton Ave; tajnik: Antol
Rednak, l719 Poplar Way, in blagajni
carka: Frances Marthahus, 1015 Brad
dock Ave
Lokalni odbor st. 81, Detroit, Mich. -
Predsednk: Mathew Urbas, 1902
Whitcomb; tajnica: Katherine Krainz
1888 Hawthorne Ave, in blagajnik
Anton Cedilnik, 1921 Nevada.
, Lokalni odbor st. 35, Cleveland, Obi
- (Okrozje CollinWood Predsednik
Joseph Terbizan, 14707 Hale Ave; tai
: mix: Joseph Durn, l5605 Waterloo Rd
in blagajnik: John LeSkovec, 946 Eas
250 ST., Euclid, Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-22
Nassiinn prijateljem
ma vzhodu

Kakor smo re naznanili po-
pref in tudi poskusili V zado-
voljnost nash prijateljev, po-
noVno povdarjamo, da nam je
sedaj mogoce vzadovoljiti vse
one nase druzine in prijatelje v
slucaju pogreba v Collinwoodu,
Nottinghamu ali iz Euclida, po-
tom naklonjenosti pogrebnega
zavoda Mr.. Jos. zele in Sinovi
V Collinwoodu, XII nam je od-
stopil kapelo Ia nase pogrebe.
S tenn naznanilom velja toll
ko, kot da imamo mi tam svoio
,kapelo. Prostori so zelo udobni
i nobsirni in postrezba je zago-
tovljena vsem, kateri bi hoteli
kapelo rabbit.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-22
ZokIiu6ek Otonove
zodeve?

PM cd IL. marca prinasa ma
slednji uvodnik:
CeStitanO
liberalnim Amerikancem in Av-
strijcem X njihovi zmagi v "a
devi avstrijskega bataljona. ce-
stitamo vojnemu departmental
in tajniku Stimpsonu "a odlocil-
nj nastop, E je popravil veliko
krivico. Najbolj pa icestitamo
fantom v Campu Aterbury, ka-
term Sc nudi zdaj prilika, po'
zabiti otona in Sc okleniti stri'
ca Sama.
Navedli pa bono vseeno .dvo'
je pridrzkov: prvi, da nam j.
avstrijski battalion tudi Sc kot
prostovoljska eeta zopern. 70
perm nam je tudi iOton Habs
burski kot nabiralec prostovolj
cev "a amerisko armada -
prav kakor bi nam bill zoperl
kot cesar. Drugi pridrzek pa j
ia, da castniki v Campu mord'
ne bodo izvrsevali dobesedn'
: tega ukaza
~Pocakai bono torej v upa
nju, da DO sOtonov battalion "a
slovel kot ''izgubljeni battalion
svetovne vojske Stew. 2.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-22
Boii v Jugosloviiiii
Velike bitke nedalec cd Saraje-

, . a + "
LONDON, 13. rnarca (Reu-
ter - Moskovski radio poroca
danes, da so Sc v prede1ih "a
padno cd Sarajeva razvili srditi
boji med jugoslovanskimi parti-..
zanskimi skupinami in italian
sko nemskin1i arrnadami. Sc
hujse bitke pa SO morda one,
XII divjajo vzdok zelezniske pro-
ge il Sarajeva v Mostar.
" borbah pri Banjaluki so
partizani prizadejali sovrazni-
kom tezke izgube - 400 mrt-
viii in ranjenih - predno so sc
umaknili, ko SO jih mocno OLA
Gene cete osisca potisnile il me-
sta ven.
Kazenska ekspedicija
Ukaze "a te pokolje sta da-
la general Bader in Meistner ;
v letu 1912 je bilo v Beogradu
ustreljenih $4,000 ljudi.
Med zrtvami navajajo srez.
kega nacelnika Kalabica; zupa.
ma v Mesevu. Dragomira Plo.
cica in zupana v Vitanovcu We
lisava Gobicevica. Trestteniku
so postrelili 200 rodbinskih O.
cetov, a v blizini Valjeva je bile
aretiranih 800 vodilnih oseb
kaksna usoda jih je zadela, te
nj znano..
Nemsko letalstvo je zdaj raz
rusilo tudi mesto Bosansks
Krupa, docim so druge kazen
ske ekspedicije zaeele izseljeva
tt Stroke predele v Bosni.
Begunci v gorah
Nemci so prevzeli oblast 7
juznih predelih Hrvaske onkra
Save, kjer so pref gospodarili I
talijani in izdali povelje, v kate
rem groze S smrtno kaznijo VISA
komur, XII bi Sc upiral; vse hi
Sc, v katerih hi nasli orozje al
municijo, bodo porusene.
! Velike skrbi povzroca ogrom
no stevilo beguncev, baje pri
blizno $4,000 zen in otrok, XII s.
il Bosne in Herzegovina prib
zali V Crno goro in zdaj tavaj
pc gorah in gozdovih ter S
hranijo najvee koreninami il
zelisci.
Nobenih porocil nj o tenn, d
bi nemske eete prodirale v SINE
ri proti vzhodu; pac pa so Bol
gari znatno ojacili svoje sile
nastanjene ma jugoslovansker
ozemlju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-22
POJASNILO UREDNISTVA

predgovoru nash clankov "Kaj Sc dogaja Slo-
veniji," navedl da so bile dotcne informacje po-
slane jugoslovanskemu posanstvu Washngtonu kakor
tudi maj brze drugim vladimir funkconarem Zedinjenih
drzavah, mixer pa nismo trdili, da smo mi dobi te
nformacije cd ugoslovanskega poslanistva Washing
tonu Mi smo zrecno poudarili: "Kopja ega porocia e
prsla tudi nam roke'
Mi te kopije nismo preje cd jugoslovanskega po-
slanistva, temvec il londonskih virov - Toko po-
jasnilo vsem, XII jih zanima. - Urednstvo.