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Evening star., 1943-10-03
Second Son Born
To Sam Buuqhs
BY the Associated Press.

BY I1le hSSOCIHltU PTPSS.
Another potential Redskin pass
ing star was born to the Sammy
Baugh family of Sweetwater, Tex,
yesterday. Returning from a prac-
tice scrimmage at Bainbridge,
Md, the father, star forward
.passer of the Skins. was handed
a telegram announcing the birth
Of a second son to Mrs. Baueh at
SWeetWater. The first heir to the
Baugh fortune is about q. years
of age.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
v. N. is JiHery Lads
Trip Davidson S Boys
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON. Va. Oct. 2.-Vir-
ginia Military Institutes hard
working bootball team of 17-year-
olds. overcoming first-quarter ten
dency to tumble. downed Davidson S
equally young Wildcats, 1870. here
today.
" NJ I. cashed in on one of David
sons six fumbles to score one touch
down and staged a 44-yard sus-
tanned attack for another.
Billy Collins, l55-pound halfback
from Richmond, scored both V. M. I.
touchdoWns,
Garvin Jones. V. M. rs l44-pound
quarterback, and J. B. Ashmore
Davidsons 16-year-old l55-pound
tailback. were the sparkplugs of
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Van Buren,, L.S.U.,
Is Rouqh on Rice

BATON ROUGE, La, Oct. q
Louisiana State-mostly Half
back Steve Van Buren-rolled
over Rice Institute, 20-7, before
$4,000 fans tonight.
An improved Tiger line bot
tied up the Texans star back,
Bucky Shefneld, and broke up
the visitors aerials.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Statistics.
n. {. Power Conquers
Penn State, 19 10 0
BY The Associated Press

By the Associated Press
CHAPEL HILL, N. c.. Oct. q
Bouncing back from its loss to
Georgia Tech, North Carolina
played straight football today and
defeated Penn State, 1910, before
1880.
Both teams relied upon their Navy
Viz men to lead the way. but the
Lions apparently did not have the
punch that gave them victory a
week ago over Bucknell
North Carolina scored in the last
three quarters. Penn State never
threatened.
Pos: Penn statd b.. North Carolina 10,
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l; G.--Jaffurs penn. s. Strayhorn IN c.
Powers ~: Dayton Harris ts.M o !
R. E Smyrthe tCinci u Urner IN. c.
Q B Cenci (P. State} Palmer IS. NJ. u
I H, Williams |P stteo league IN. c. 81
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r, b Brown tP, State) - Rodgers ala }
Score by periods.
North Carolina - q 6 4 ia
North Carolina scoring: Touchdown
BRYANT, Myers for Teaeuel, Cox tfor
Teasue,: point after touchdown-Grime
tfor 1eaeue) tplacement)
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Virginia S Late Score
Nips West Virginia
~ the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. Oct. o.
Virginia's Cavaliers. mastering their
strength through three scoreless pc
riods, produced the punch in the
last two minutes of play today to
topple West Virginia 60.
Halfback Charley Sackett carried
the ball on the only scoring PLAY of
what was in most respects a listless
exhibition before 10000 fans.
Sackett ploughed through the
Mountaineer line from the 11-yard
stripe. Kuldrells extra point place
kick was wide
Evening star., 1943-10-03
0utc|assed |thacans
Avert Shutout by
Stirring Aerial
BY WILLIAM o. YARN,
Associated Press Sports Write.

BALTIMORE STADIUM, Oct. 2
The Navy packed too many guns
tonight and decisively whipped Cor
nell's Big Red eleven, As to 7, be-
fore 80, 1000 fans.
Carl Snavely's Ithacans staved
OH the Middies' first team for five
minutes OF the opening period, but
the flcodgates opened wide before
Navy speed and power. The Sailors
got under way from their 34-yard
marker and marched 66 yards
across the Big Req goal.
After that it was merely a sue
cession of Navy players and Navy
touchdowns.
Cornell's only score cam, early in
the third period on a sensational
pass from Bil4Maceyko to Jimmy
Darlington, covering 48 yards, 16
through the air and the rest on
fancy running. The score was the
first against the Middies this
season.
THSt 1cdm rays Llttle.
Capt. Johnny Whelchel's first
stringers saw action for only a min
ute more than the initial stanza be-
Ing lifted for the second team i'm
mediately after the second Navy
counter on the first play of the next
period.
A fancy 36-yard run by Joe Sulli-
van set off the first Navy drive.
After marching on the ground to
the 4-yard line, Hal Hamberg
crossed up the Comedians by shoot
ing a pass to Ben Martin for the
score
The second touchdown for the
first stringers saw Hamberg race a
punt back 7 to the Navy II to
start long march. Collaborating
to reel off two first downs. Hamberg
and Martin then put together a long
pass to set up As yards on the goal
line route. Sullivan dived across
finally from the l.
Second Outfit Effective.
The second sailor outfit scored in
three minutes with Bill Crawley
reeling of a 55-ysrd dash to the
Big Red 7 ana Hills Hume
scooting across. That was the sig
nal for the third stringers who
battled evenly with Cornell's tir-
ing. under-manned team.
There were three touchdowns in
the third stanza. Bill Barron racing
ST yards for the first, 42-yard drive
after Jack jenkins recovered fun
BILE making the second with Jim
Petit diving across. and a 7l-yard
punt return by jenkins getting the
third
The final score came two minutes
before the game ended when Navy
took the ball as Maceyko was
down on Cornell's 7. John Murray
lnCpeS if over
Evening star., 1943-10-03

fumbles were recovered by the
opposing team. Purdue punted
only twice and both kicks were
blocked, one going for an Illinois
touchdown.
The statistics only added to the
amazing story of the game. IL
linois registered IA first downs to
l3 for Purdue, but the Boiler
makers piled up 403 yards rush
ing to 234 for the Illini, and
picked up 81 yards by passing to
4S for Illinois.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Duke TuI|ies Almost at Will
To Drop N. c. Navy, 42-O

called back-until the final period.
Murphy loosed a 36-yard aerial to
Gordon Carver, who sprinted the re-
naming 20 yards for one, and Bobby
Rute bucked and ran a total of 46
yards for the other, going over from
the two.
True-toed Bob CAN'T placekicked
all of Dukes extra points, bringing
his total for the season to II out of
10 attemOtS
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Crazy Game Thrills as Purdue Loces Illinois

of blocked kicks, intercepted
passes and 10 and 80 yard touch
down runs.
And to add to the confusion.
the officials stepped off 143 yards
in penalties.
Purdue scored in every period.
with Tony Butkovich of st. David,
Ill, who formerly played for
Illinois, registering four touch
downs.
Fumbleitis was the highlight of
the game. Sixteen Of the 20
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Seahawks Dunk Iowa State
As Maznicki Sp|ashes
BY the Associated press

BY me ASsocisted Press.
AMES. Iowa, Oct 2-Frank MAJ
nicki. 175-pound halfback who
played less than half the game.
scored four touchdowns and kicked
extra points today to lead the Iowa
Naval Preflight Seahawks to rous-
Ing 33-to-l3 triumph over Iowa
State College before 1000.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
BY the Associated Press.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Oct. q
Mike Jacobs himself couldn't
have conceived better show
for the cash customers-than the
football teams of Purdue and H.
linois put on today before $4,000
fans.
Actually it was some of the
worst football imaginable, but
there never was dull moment
as Purdue rolled to a 40-to-2l
triumph in game that included
no less than 20 fumbles, q couple
Evening star., 1943-10-03
HondbolI Opens Wednesday

The annual YMCA round robin
handball tournament will begin
wednesday night. A banquet will
be held Tuesday for all Glass A
and B players.
Evening star., 1943-10-03

Scoring: Wake Forest-Perry touch-
down. Points after touchdown-C Hobbs
placement Scoring: Maryland-McCar-
thy. Iushak ttouchdowns). Point after
ouchdoWn-Makar placement wake
Forest Observation-Disclosures Geer
Mathis McDavid. Maryland substitutions
-Taylor. Hills, Pirronello. Jacobsen,
Rock: Kolodle. Flco, Zetts. Tushak Doray
Moody. Bernardo. Referee-Carrinsto1
1Virginial. Umpire-Menton uoyolal
Field Judse-Proctor Richmond Head
linesman-Heath North Carolina).
Evening star., 1943-10-03

Penn scoring: Touchdowns-Small Sub
for Vincent: J. Kane C"i. Michaels Ocpll
TuSsins tsub for Vincent. Points after
hdoWns-McKernan Yale scoring
Iouchdown-Scussel. Point after touch
dowr-Hoopes.
Evening star., 1943-10-03

Southwestern scoring - Touchdovns
Field tsub for Robinson. Matthews point S
after touchdowns Collins tn) tplace-
KICKS. Texas scoring Touchdown
Parker point after touchdown. Park
Evening star., 1943-10-03

Army scoring: Touchdowns-Davis t2,,
Tro~ell Sub for MaxonD. Anderson C)
Mackinnon fsub for Hennessey); points
after touchdowns - Murphy t5) tplace-
kicks. St Onse tsub for Anderson) drop
Evening star., 1943-10-03

ucndowns-Goodman t2l. Pappafotis
Suhst!tutlons. EpiScopal-Burnett Reed
Hodge, Bailey. johnson. Wright. Kinsolv-
ma. Boyles Waterman. Craighlll. Miller
Bundy. Zabriskie. Broyes, Eastern
Lyle. Gates. Curtin, Foley. Glover. Payne
Cross. Charnock Vuncannon. Settle, Rus
sell. Smith. Referee--Mr. Mgafnon Um-
pire-Mr. Chapman. Head linesman-Mr
Buscher.
Evening star., 1943-10-03

Navy scoring: Touchdowns-Ben Mar
tin, Sullivan, Hume Sub for Hamberel.
Barron tsub for Hume). Petit ,sub for
Ben Martini. Jenkins Sub for Hume,
Murray tsub for Jenkins: points after
touchdown - Hampton a. placements.
Cornell scoring Touchdown-Carrington on;
point after touchdown-Dawson tsub fol
MaceykoI placement
Navy substitutions: Ends - Bramlctt
Hansen, Anania. Guv. Gioreis, Lalande,
Strong; tackles = Brightman Coppedge.
Gillian. Whit. Whitmlre. Dletzen. Sprin-
kle: suards-Stauhit?, sheoard. Flanagan.
Sewer, Gillcrist Lord, Dale. Steves; CEN
Lers-Baker Barnes, Wilhelm, Ceeanahl
Stephenson; backs - Hampton. Johnson.
Hume. Crawler. Petit. Lawrence. Finos
DwTer Cav, Smith. Jenkins. Barron Wal
ton Duden, Pearce. MaIson, Murray.
Evening star., 1943-10-03

Western u n q =
Wash,-Lee q q : I3-oo
Touchdovns-Earl C!p. Gerber Stratos;
points after touchdown-Bishop. Drrlckan-
miller C9D tplacementsl Western substitm
uons-Stratos. Coleman. Fones, NJ Gould
oNel Weidelman, Reed Lsyne. Wa :
Lee ubstitutions-Launi. Cooper Bran
mex. Elesert Ward. Lewis. Gerber. Peck
ham Granger, Carney Henslev. FORD,
Evening star., 1943-04-29
HELP WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, EXPERIENCED,
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$35 WK. START. GIVE REFER
ENCES AND AGE. BOX 34-M,
STAR 29s
Evening star., 1943-04-29

LAUNDRY.
Experienced operators on shirt presses,
boSomS, collar and cuffs and folders: good
pay. Capital Laundries. 1s L st. s.w.
COLORED WOMAN FOR
SALAD WORK, EXPERI-
ENCED. APPLY 1857 10Th
ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-04-29
HELP WOMEN.
STENOGRAPHER,
LAUNDRY.

Experienced: pleasant working conditions.
Salary open. Mrs. Ball. Decatur 1850.
Evening star., 1943-04-29
HELP WOMEN.
EXPERIENCED
SHOE SALESWOMAN.

Permanent position, good
salary. Apply L. E. Massey,
1408 F st. NV, between 9
am. and 7 pm.
YOUNG LADY, EXPERT
ENCED IN JEWELRY RE-
PAIR E ESTIMATING. A.
KAHN, INC, 935 F ST. NV.
GIRL for office work, typing
essential; salary to start, $25
weekly; 45-hr. week. Apply
Mr.. Daugherty, George c.
Shaffer, Inc, 900 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1943-11-04
DC. Executive SOUGHT
For 0PA Ration Post

A Washington business man h
being sought for the post OF ra-
tionins executive Of the District
OPA, Robert K. Thompson. District
OPA director. revealed today.
The post recently became vacant
when H. c. Moorman resigned to
become assistant chief Of the scrap
allocations section OF the War Pro-
duction Board
Il feel that the place should be
filled by a Washington man. pref
erably a business man. Mr. Thomp-
son said. Il have been looking
around in search of one"
Among those under considerati ton,
Mr.. Thompson said. are the volun-
teer chairmen OF the Districts Is
ration boards Most of these men
meet the business qualification es-
tablished by Mr.. Thompson
The District OPA director also
said he was Weighing the possibili-
ties OF promoting some one from the
Washington once to the position
but said he was reluctant to disturb
the present organization.
The duties of the post revolve pri-
marily about carrying out In the
District all rationing programs ini-
tiated by the national once. A ra-
tioning executive also advises the
various boards as to the technical
aspects OF the present program and
advances the anti-infiation control
work generally, Mr.. Thompson said
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Conditions in Reich
Described as Worse
Than Is Years Ago .
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERN, Switzerland, Nov. 4.-The
Swiss weekly, Die Nation. asserted
today that conditions inside Ger
many were much worse than IS
years ago" and said the cumulative
effect OF Allied air raids was having
vital effect on German morale.
Eight million bombed-out or
evacuated citizens, approximately
one tenth of the country's popula-
ton, comprise the core Of defeatism
and encouragement which Heinrich
Himmler's 'Gestapo Is striving to
combat, Die Nation said.
The weekly, In an article dis
cussing the present state Of Nazi
morale, declared that every bonn
bardment increases the number (of
victims) by thousands or tens of
thousands"
Since a previous visit to Germany
six weeks ago, the writer OF the
article declared, the panic of the
people of Berlin has by no means
abated." He said the bitter silence"
OF the population is mostly the re-
suit of action taken by Himmler i'm
mediately after he became Interior
Minister.
The article said mistrust within
the German nation has increased to
such a degree that lit Is now re-
ported that certain sections of the
population must give up their radio
sets. Since the formation OF the
Free Germany Committee In Mos
cow the Moscow radio has gained
the interest OF the German people
But this does not necessarily mean
that the German people sympathize
with Communism. Even bombed-out
persons prefer an Anglo-Saxon VIC
tory if the enemies must win
AS to rumors of serious differ
ences between the leading military
officials and Hitler" the article went
on. 1T may be assumed that the
Fuehrer's position must be firmer
than ever before, since the military
has the greatest interest in letting
Hitlers complete responsibility be
as apparent to the nation as TO the
whole world"
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Keni|wofh Citizens Urge
Liquor Dispensary System

The Kenilworth Citizens Associa-
ton last night authorized the law
and legislation committee to draw
up resolution requiring that liquor
be put under dispensary system.
The Association also gave a rising
vote OF thangs to the teachers of the
Kenilworth School for the extra
hours they worked to issue ration
book No. 4.
Horace Walker OF the D. C. SAL
wage Committee, spoke to the organ
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Executions OF Defeotists
Reported Increasing

AT THE SWISs-ITALIAN FROM
TIER. Nov. 4 (P.-Executions OF de-
featists and persons openly COM
planning against the Nazi regime are
increasing daily, reports reaching
here from inside Germany relate, as
the Gestapo strives to retain the
Nan party grip on the country.
Ohicial announcements are made
when persons Of prominence are ex-
ecuted but deaths Of clerks and
workers, shot for careless expressions
Of pessimism. are made known only
through private lists circulated
among the factories and offices OF
the victims
The Gestapo complies the lists and
distributes them In an effort TO in
stu fear among the victims CO.
workers. One list In Berlin for one
day contained the names OF 50 per-
sons who had been shot. The total
for the whole country can only be
guessed.
Evening star., 1943-11-04

ization. He requested their cooper
alton in the scrap and paper drives
and in the salvaging of waste fats.
In connection with Mr.. Walkers
talk, a picture describing the opera
tions of q steel mill was shown.
Mr.. Walker told the members that
he would send them a check for SIS
so that they could purchase two
flood lights for the community CEN
ter playground.
The meeting, held jointly with the
PTA at the Kenilworth School, For
ty-fourth and Ord streets, was pre-
sided over by Mrs. Ruth Heinlein
president Of the PTA, and Charles
Maize, president Of the Association
Evening star., 1943-11-04
Swiss Socialists Seek
Positions in Cabinet

BY the Associated Press
BERN, Switzerland, Nov. 4.-The
Swiss Socialist party, with Sc MEM
bers in the National Council as a re-
suit of last Sundays elections,
opened a campaign today for repre-
sentation in the cabinet.
Evening star., 1943-11-04

uneI. sam soy, "Aoa Christine, Cir. Bete,. Dec IT."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-28

Voine razrnere 50 ustvarlle v
.velikih mestih problem mladin-
skega zlocinstya, katerega Sc ne
bo nikdar resilo, dokler DO jeca
edino sredstvo, $ katerim raz-
polaga javna ohlast. Sociologi
.se tega v polni meri zavedajo,
Cd prosvetljenih drzavljanov pa
.odyisi, da javni oblasti poma-
gajo s tenn, da preskrbijo sred-
stva, S katerin1i bo mogoce re-
Siti nlladino, preduo zaide ma
zloGidska pota.
Najboljsa metoda q pobija.
ME zlocinstva je zdrava zaba-
VI in posteno razvedrilo pod
|yodstvom ixkuzenih 4juM. igor.
lnji diagram kaxe porast mla'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-28
D A r O v 1

v nasem uradu smo preJell
prispevke sledeeih rokakov:
Mr.. Louis Virant, $50 E. 81
St. je daroval $3.50 "a Ruski
vojni relief in $3.50 "a SANS
mesto venca "a pokojn e 6 a
Johna Ladiha, E. 112 st.
Mr.. Andy Modic, 1O48 E. 78
st. je daroval $500 "a Lausche-
tovo kampanjo $500 "a SANS
in $500 "a Ruski vojni relief.
Mr.. Frank Gustincic, 1920
Bancroft Ave-, je daroval $500
"a Lauschetovo kampanjo, ter
Sc je izrazil, da mu je zal, ker
ne bo mogel voliti zanj, kajti
njegov dom ne spada pod me.
hsto Cleveland, upa pa, da be
mas kandidat srecno izsel Y kan
Ipanji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-28
"Vec hrane "a
Rusijjo!'' apelira
Wallace

Russia vodi danes tri ce-
trtine bOrbe ma kOpne.n
proti Nemcem, je izjavil
snoci podpredsednik Wal
lace V govoru, Xxi ga je l.
mel v clevelandskem Pu-
bic avditoriju. "Cim v.ec
ziveza bono dali v ruske
zelodce, tenn vec ameriskih
zivljenj bono resili," je re-
KEEL podpredsednik Zed. dr.
zav.
Rekel .je dalje, da med
tenn ko Amerika ne more
sam a zalagati z zivezem
vsega sveta, pa je del anne
riske tradicije, da ne more
stati OBJ strani i'm drzati kri-
zem rolxe sredi lakote, XII
je preprecljiva.
GOvOr Wallace-a ie bill
vazen in o MEM bono po-
rocali Obsirneje v prihod-
njih dneh.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-28
Nemcem popuseajo
Ivci; strah pred
zracnimi napadi

BERN, II. oktobra (ONA).
Polna luna prinasa strah in
trepet v nemska srca Neki
svicar je prejel il Nemeije pi-
smo cd svojega prijatelja, da je
strah tako velik, da "nasi
zivci popuscajo".
Nemec, XII je pisal pismo, je
trgovec, in daje zelo 1.-Two sliko
nemskega rodbinskega zivlje-
MIA pod pritiskom vecnega stra-
hu in neprestane groze.
Ko opisuje sestanek svojo
rodbino, pise ia trgovec:
"skoda, je dodala n1oja zena,
vreme Sc je zopet zjasnilo. Pol
ma luna prihaja. Da nam vse to
lie ne privabi Anglezev! In ma
daljevali smo svojo igro, kot da
nam ne bi strah stiskal srca.
Ravno pol enajstih je. Morda
jih lie ne DO danes? Debela pola
crnega papirja, XII je prepeta
preko okna, stekla je re zdav'
maj odneslo, nadomestiti pa jih
nj mogoce = sunni kadarkoli je
premakne najmanjsa sapica. o.
casa do casa mas zagrabi zopet
groza z vso silo, ia strasna ago
Mia strahu, XII Sc v .jasnih no
ceh priplazi v vsako hiso kadal
pade mrak, in stresa milijor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-28
80
Na$Sii
fantjje-uojaki

Nadporocnik Lewis c. Stava-
MIA je prisel S svojo soprogo ma
obisk il Arizone. Nahajata Sc
"a par dni pri starsih Mr.. in
Mrs. Louis Stavanja, 1919 East
63rd St., nakar Sc bosta poda-
la v Washington, D. c., kamor
je bill nadporocnik premescen.
K mornarici je odsel pone-
deliek, rs. oktobra, Anthony W..
Grdina, sin Mr.. in Mrs. Joze
Grdina, GLIB st. Clair Ave. To-
ny je sledil svojemu bratu JOS
ku, XII je pred enim letom sci k
mornarici.
V sluzbo Strica Sama so bi-
Ii potrjeni sledeci slovenski fan
tie IL Collinwooda: James Bris-
lin, Joseph Marzlikar, Edward
Hudolin, John Zupancic, Frank
Verhovsek, Albert Slaby, Johr
Gruden, NIL, Joseph Sintic, ia
cob Troha, Albert Bozic, Ed,
ward Cotman, Raymond Skier
jane, Rudolph Raukar, Rudolph
l4okar, Edward Marolt.
K mornarici so bill dodelje
nj: Joseph Hren, Kurt Eager
Joe Pesicek, William Kutnar
Joe Bradac, Joseph Srpan, A:
bert Eager, Alb ert Markic
Frank Marolt in Frank Lindic
K marinom sta bila dodelje
ma: Frank Krasovec, mi. in Ro
bert Strauss, mi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-28

ski in zahvala zaveznikom "a podporo.
"Jugoslovansko Waldo kritizira, ker nj obsodila
talanskh generalov Roatta in Ambrosio ker nj poma
gala Narodni vojski in judstvu osvobojenemu ozem-
u ker nj obvescala zaveznkov borbi naroda in ker e
dovolla uradnikom siriti nepostena poroca in ker
bill imenovan vlado ljude, XII spada nepopular-
MIN diktatorskim rezimom
'Resolucija zahteva, da jugoslovanska vada pripo-
zna Narodno osvobodino vojsko in da jim nemudoma
poslje potrebscine, hrane in obeke Sc tu apera ma
ugoslovanski relif fond Londonu, da pose zbran
eral osvobojene krae predno nastopi huda zma Re-
souca tudi apelira prjatelje Jugoslavje Brtani
j. da ntervenirajo, da zavezni posejo potrebscine
orozje in hrano najkrasem casu posebno ker je vek
del dalmatnske obae bill prstopen re vee kot dn
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-28

"Tudi ako upostevamo argu-
mente, XII govore "a voj a s k o
stran zadeve in politicne takti-
ke, je vendar nekje skrajna me-
ia, katero postavljajo Standard
morale, preko katere Sc ne SINE
iti. Vojni zlocinci in fasisticni
zatiralci kot Ambrosio in Roat-
ia nikakor ne bi smell biti spre-
jeti kot clani sobojevniske VIA
de, kajti ia mora neobhodno IL
zvati med zrtvami njihovega te-
rorizma kar najslabsi vtis."
Pozvali so Veliko Britanijo,
Rusijo in Zedinjene drzave, maj
ne dopustijo tolike zalitve stva-
ri osvoboditve.
Pozdravili so italijanske po-
jevnike in vojake, XII Sc udelezu-
jejo borbe Srbov, Hrvatov in
Slovencev pro tt Nemcem. Ia
skupina Jugoslovanov je izrazi-
la. prepricanje, da je mogoce
sporazumeti Sc "a povojno ko-
rekturo ozemlja, ter tako osi-
gurati trajen mir med >Italijo in
Jugoslavijo. Med onimi, XII sc
deklaracijo podpisali, Sc naha'
jajo tudi Juraj Krnjevic, Juraj
Sutej in Boris Furlan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-28

Overseas News Agency pri-
nasa il Londona pod datumom
13. oktobra poroeilo, cigar
predmet sta italijanska ge-
n er a d a Roatta in Ambrosio,
XII sta k OF poveljnika okupa-
cijskih sill V Jugoslaviji diri-
girala terror proti prebivalstyu
pokrajin, XII so Sc nahajale pod
italijansko okupacijo cd aprila
1941 pa do predaje Italije. Sc
daj sta oba generala clana Ba-
doglijevega rezima.
Tozadevno porocilo O.N.A. a.
gencije Sc glasi:
Skupina jugoslovanskih poll
ticnih predstavnikov je danes
tukaj sicer pozdravila italian
sko udelezbo v vojni proti Mem
ciji, pozvala pa je obenem kar
najbolj nujno zedinjene naro lie,
maj odklonijo sodelovanje takih
ljudi kot Sc ma primer general
Ambrosio in general Roatta.
Trije bivsi jugoslovanski mi
nistri, med katerini je tudi
predstavnik Zveze jugoslovan-
skin pomorscakov, So izjavill v
posebni proklamaciji:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-28

dinskega zlocinstva v Cleyelan-
du v vojnern casu, in kot bo-
ste opazili, 50 vojns razmere U
styarile Sc prav posebno kriti-
cen polozaj : ozirom ma mlada
dekleta, katerih je v zadnjih
par letih vec zaslo ma slaba po-
ia kot kdaj poprej.
Usoda naladine je v vasih ro-
kah. Glejte torej la boste Y to-
rex 2. novembfa sigurno glaso-
vail "a davcno naklado, ki be
dana ma yolitev. Gre sarno "a
emo desetinko enega "milla'
Ekar je tako malenkostno, da b
noben paneten clovek ne SINE
|niti "a trenptek l,omia iati ka'
ko mai glasuje.