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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-10

OldSdJlli pil pCufuZIllCl o.
stane $3O.53.
Dosedaj smo poslali ma glav-
nj urad SANS $4,000.
Pojasnilo: Gori oznacena
lmena prostovolnih darov so j.
sta, katera so bila izrocena do
30. junija ma seji ali ma domu
pri tajnici. Ia plemenite darove
Sc nasim rojakom prav il dna
srca zahvaljujem, v imenu ubo-
gega naroda V domovini. Prisel
DO cas- (morda kmalu), ko bodo
nasi trpeci bratje in sestre on
stran oceana, zvedeli "a nase
delo in socustvovanje "a vsak
najmanjsi dar "a njih osvobo-
ditev in vase rodno zemljo vam
bodo IL dina srca hvalezni.
VISA imena darovalcev, nabi-
ralcev in, boriteljev bodo sla. v
zgodovinsko knjigo (arhiv) ter
jih bodo citali, Sc nasi bodoci
rodovi, z hvaleznostjo, da smo
bill res usmiljeni, pozrtvovalni
in zavedni - tu v novi domovi-
nj Ameriki, da smo ma vse stra-
nj gledali in vse svoje moci ma
penjali in jih pomagali resiti v
najveeji zatiranosti.
Koncem julia in v augustu
vas bodo mozje in zene (nabi-
ralci) zopet posetili, vsaj zanje
je to delo tudi precej tezavno,
toda IL usmiljenja in zavednosti
SO pripravljeni zrtVovati cas-,
delo in denar.
Torej daj brat, daj sestra, ne
godrnjaJ &c bos pomagal (a) z
dolarjem, ii bo sreea tnila, da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-10

bos po drugi strani dobil diva.
Seja r1ase podruzniee je v ne
deljo II. julia oh 3. uri popol-
dine v Slovenskem narodnem do
mu ma 80 cesti. Pridite v obil-
mem stevilu, da Sc prepricate
kako Sc DELUXE. Seje so prav
kratke.
V imenu trpecih bratov in
sester, vas pozdravljam
Helen Tomazic,
tajnica SANS st. 21
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-10
SANS rlapreduje

Cleveland, Ohio. - St. Clair
ska podruznica SANS-a st. 39,
je ena rajmlajsih v orga1izaci-
il pa je vzlic temu ze menda
najmocnejsa bodisi v clanstvu
kot tudi finaneno. Ma prosli Sc
j sta pristopila zopet diva dru-
stva in vec posameznikov, ce-
mur je naraslo stevilo drustev
ma 27. v blagajno SO pa do Sc
daj prispevala drustva in po-
samezniki ze okoli $4,000. Am
pax to je sele zaeetek, kajti v
tenn delu naselbine je Sc vedno
okoli 80 drustev, XII Sc MISC cla-
nj SANS-a. Ma VISA ia drustva
je postal tajnik pisma pozi-
vom "a pristop. Upati je, da DO
v vsakem drustvu par zavednih
clanov, XII bodo zagovarjali pie
menite ellie SANS-a, ko bo pi-
smo precitano ma seji.
Dale je prosla seja sklenila,
da Sc V svrho propaganda v an
gleskem casopisju obiseejo zna-
nj porocevalci kot: Sterbenz,
Spencer in Lavriha. Cilji in ma.
meni SANS-a morajo med sirso
amerisko maso, kajti lie ma ia
nacin 81 bono ustvarili simpati.
je "a naso stvar in obenem. "a.
jezili pot sovrazni propaganda
V Ameriki steje reklama bol.
kot kje drugje in CHM vec ljud
We "a tvoje blago, temvec imaS
odjemalcev.
Ma seji je tajnik razdelil tud
licne clanske karte med zastop
nike. Vsaka karta stane $500
in tenn je placana celoletns
clanarina. Pc porocilu zastopni
kov gredo karte V denar kot
suhe hruske. Tri dolarje nj We
like toda SANS-u je pa v veil
ko pomoc. Da je trditev resnic
ma sem Sc sam preprical dne 4
julia ma "Slovanovem" pikniku
Prvega sem naskocil brat'
Johna in wei je karto brez u
govora. Temu je sledil Vink'
Kukic, napredna grca in razu
men decko. Nato sem Sc lott
Geo. ;Nagodeta, predsednik'
kluba Ljubljana. Malo Sc je u
piral, toda ko sem mu zagrozi]
da ne DO vec z mojo sestro spal
je pa takoj privlekel tri copake
Louis Jartz je bill prihodnji NJ
vrsti. Vzlic temu, da je tn 70
jen, pa zeli nasemu narodu lep
SO bodocnost.
Poslednji "blitz" sem napra
vii ia Johna Usenicnika. Das
mozak veliko prispeva "a ma
Sc organizacije, je vzlic temu
veseljem postal clan. Pri bar
sva Sc sesla z znano euclidsk,
korenino Frankom zagarjem
Ko sem mu pokazal SANS-ov,
karto, mi je svetoval, da ga en-
krat obiseem, nakar bova sla nj
agitacijo. Dobra ideja, Frank
Sc vidimo!
Tudi il glavnega stana priha
jajo vesela porocila. Sestane]
Hrvatov, Srbov in Slovencev ,
Pittsburghu je bill nadvse vaz
mega pomona, kajti lie skupn.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-10

Strazar sta izrocile ma junijski'
SELF $3.50. Darovali SO sledeci:
tPo $500 Mrs. Theresa Rangus
|. (Jerie) 81 St.; po $500 John
Rogel, Mary Jerie; po $500 Jo-
sephine Lindic, Frances Perko,
Mary Cesar, Louis Perko, John
Kastelec; po $1.O0 Carolina Ho-
cevar, Frank Hocevar, Theresa
Lindic, Rose Prosen, Frances
Jakolin, Pauline zakrajsek, Joe
Bohinc, Jacob Resnik, Helen
zupancic, Mary Snyder, Frank
Perko, Frances Arko, Mary
| Matjasic, Angela Strazar, Apo
lonia Kic, vsi il 81 ceste in A.
ma Kuznik il 68 St., SOC Clara
Barle, 81 St.
Mrs. stepic in Miss Zupancic
sta izrocile $500; darovali so
sledeci; po $500: Mr.. in Mrs. A.
Stepic, Mansfield, Mrs. Mauer
82nd St. Po $1.OO: Helen Zu-
pancic 81 St., Mrs. Zaletel, Mrs.
sinkovic, Mrs. Mauer, Mrs. Gla-
vic, Mrs. Zbrikowski, Mrs. Jan
car, Mr.. Lekan, Mrs. j. Bokar,
ST., Mrs. Peskar, Mrs. L. Shu-
ster, Mrs. Skerl, Mrs. Tekaucie,
Mr.. Zrimsek, Mr.. Globokar,
Mrs. Novak, Mrs. Adler, Mrs.
F. Sirk, Mr.. Tomaz Mervar,
Mrs. Turk, Mrs. C. Mauer, Mrs.
Ed. Voleansek, vsi il 80 ceste.
Pc Soc: Anton Susnik, Mrs,
Zajc, Mrs. Roznik, Mrs. Kenik.
Frank Stemberger in ]. Fran
kovic sta pri tajnici izrocila
$500. Darovalci so sledeci; pc
$500: Mr.. in Mrs. F. Skerl
Turney Rd., Mr.. in Mrs. Zrim.
SEX, Sladden Ave-; po $1.0O F
stemberger Rosewood, Joe Ser.
cely, Plymouth Ave., Joe Gulas
Jeffries Ave., Sylvia Hazlett
Garfield Blvd, Frank Shuster
Park Hgts, Anton Turk, Adolpf
Huth il Sc St., Antonio Kozar
Joe Simcic il Elizabeth Ave.
Pri tajnici so darovali po 81
Neimenovana il Elizabeth Ave
Mrs. Helen Maine 33 St., Mrs
L. Kastelec, So st.
V zadnjem porocilu, bi Sc mo
ralo glasiti Peter Bukovec, 7s
st. ne pa Mrs. Bukovec. Pro
sim, da Sc mi oprosti, ker Petel
je Sc fest FAINT brez boljse polo
vice.
V mesecu juniju je bilo skup
> nih dohodkov ---.-----------. S117.9(
Preostanek cd maja V
: blagajni -------------- 13.Ot
Skupaj -------------------- $1,000:
Izdano ma glavni urad SANS
poslano -----.---------------- $1,000
naprava ceka in znamke 3!
Skupaj --------------.--------- $1OO.3E
V blagajni pri podruznici O.
1 stane $3O.53.
: DOSedai snnO nOs1a1i no olou
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-10

Neka dmeriskn dekliskd Orga-
nizacija izrOca n,adan,i Ciang-
kajsekovi sUoje doprinose "a
uzdrzeuanje dueh kitajskih Uoj-
nth SirOt.
Evening star., 1943-12-11
U.S.. Heavy Bombers Resume
Daylight Attacks on Germany
Raid Follows Up RAF Night Blows
And Lberotors' Blasting of Scfio

Americans in 10 days, and the first
heavy Allied attack ON Germany
since the RAF shattered the heart
OF Leipzig on the night of December
g. Flying FortresSes pounded undis-
closed targets in France December 5,
losing eight planes.
The fleet Mosquitoes bombed and
strafed troops, railways, functions.
trains, barges, tugboats, trucks and
planes
Allied headquarters at Algiers de-
scrlbed the attack on Sofia as "ac-
curate and effective" and said the
Liberators were accompanied by
long-range fighters.
Sofia, the capital of Hitler's wa
vering Balkan satellite, rocked to
high explosives for l05 minutes yes
terday as wave after wave of heavy
bombers loosed crushing blows at
the railway yards and troop bar
racks areas.
The Sofia radio, which gave some
details of the attack, said great de-
struction and many deaths resulted.
Members of the Bulgarian Parlia-
ment, wrestling with an internal
war nerves crisis mile away from
the principal railway target, were
forced to abandon the session and
seek cover. the broadcast went on.
American airmen returning to
their Mediterranean base said that
Sofas railway yards. which handle
all the east-west traffic on the
Berlin -Istanbul line. were covered
lCaa n A1INc, na.A 10
Evening star., 1943-12-11
President, Eisenhower
Conferred Two Days
On New War Strategy
General Given Details
Of Plans Made at
Teheron PorIey

President Roosevelt, on his
homeward trip from the Cairo
Teheran conferences, spent 48
hours with Gen. Dwight D. Els
enhower to acquaint the Allied
commander in the Mediter-
ranean area with details of the
grand Mediterranean strategy
determined upon in collabora-
ton with Prime Minister Church.
i'll and the combined British
American staffs," the White
House announced today.
The site OF ancient Carthage was
the place of the meeting, which
undoubtedly followed the President S
air tour of the bitterly contested
North African battlefield disclosed
last night by the White House, but
the dispatch to the White House
telling of the parley did not make
this clear. 1t seemed probable. too
that it was from this area that the
President made the trip to Malta
reported yesterday.
according to the Associated
Press, the German radio, quot
ing dispatches from Lausanne,
Switzerland. said today that Mr..
Roosevelt "is now reported to be
somewhere in Southern Italy. He
is supposed to pay a short visit to
the front. Rumors he is to meet
Marshal Badoglio are denied.')
The presidential party, which has
been travelling in three big four
Gao SLI1EI Q...- a -
Evening star., 1943-12-11
War Prisoners Kin
Being MuIcted by
'Tipoffs,' owl Says
Relatives Are Warned
Not to Put Faith in
Axis Broodcusts
By the Associated Press.

5s tHe heSOClbtSQ tlesS.
The Once of War Information
today cautioned the public against
paying for alleged informal ation
about relatives who possibly are
prisoners of war.
owl hinted at racket" which
operates on information put out by
enemy broadcasts
At the same time. the agency an
nounced that the Government re-
Gently has taken additional steps to
hasten accurate notification of the
next of kin in case of enemy cap
ture.
Under this new system, the in
formation will be telegraphed to
families free of charge, as are mes
sages about casualties.
Enemy Propaganda.
Owl and other Government units
concerned with information about
servicemen declined to elaborate on
todays announcement, but this i'm
preston was gained:
The enemy, particularly the Jap
anese, intersperses propaganda
broadcasts with servicemen's names
and fake messages from them.
Obviously, the enemy does not
want to comfort American families
but is trying to build up an audi
ence in this country for its propa-
ganda broadcasts.
Recently stories have been pub.
lished in various parts of the coun-
try quoting some relative of &
serviceman as saying that letters
have been received from person.
listening to enemy broadcasts who
heard the particular soldier.
name mentioned.
Many such letters are we'll meant
but they play the enemy game ol
encouraging Americans to put ere.
dence in enemy broadcasts.
Other such letters are far from
well meant. In fact. owl implied
they constitute one of the latest
rackets for obtaining money from
concerned relatives or friends in ex-
change for information, or even q
recording of the broadcast.
How to deal with this problem
vexes the Government because il
cannot deny any one in this coun-
try the right to listen to any broad
cast from whatever source.
In its announcement of the new
system of notification, Owl said
that arrangements are 80 thor
ough that radio listeners heed not
subject themselves to enemy propa-
ganda broadcasts beamed to the
United States in the hope, often
futile. of hearing announcements
purporting to report the capture OF
some relative or friend as a prisoner
of war"
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Superior Nazi Forces
Press Tito in Bosnia
Germans Are Reported
Bringing Up Reserves
By the Associated Press.

LONDON, Dec. II. - Marshal
Josip Broz's (Tito's) starred
guerrillas are being pressed by su-
perior German forces throughout
Eastern Bosnia in Yugoslavia. an
Army Of Liberation communique
broadcast by radio said today.
Farther west in Bosnia Marshal
Broz was using cavalry to bolster
his land forces and in one engage
ment they killed 20 Germans and
wounded 33 others.
In Northwestern Croatia on the
Delnice-Vodice road, Yugoslavs am
bushed a column of Germans. kill
ing 30 more.
A competent informant in London
said the German high command
was reaching into its first line re-
serve pool to strengthen its Yugo-
slav offensive. These replacements
were coming from Bavaria, it was
stated, and represent some of the
ablest units in the German Army
This was taken as an indication
of the extent which the Allied
Balkan bridgehead held by the
guerrillas worries the Nazi high
command.
Associated Press dispatches from
Cairo said reliable non-Yugoslay
source there estimated that the
guerrillas were occupying the at
tention of as many German divi-
sions as the 5th and 9th Armies
In italy.
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Coolest Weather
|Of Season Due
Here Tonight

A cold wave sweeping through the
Eastern seaboard today is expected
to bring Washington its coldest
weather Of the season tonight, driv-
ing the mercury down to around 20
degrees At 10 am. today the tenn
perature had fallen to % degrees,
equaling the previous low" of the
season here.
An Associated Press disptach from
New York reported that an 5000
ton Liberty ship, the Pan Georgia,
was driven aground in upper New
York Bay bv high winds which ac-
companied the Wintry temperatures.
Reports on the Pan Georgia. S
plight said fve-man crew of the
patrol boat was rescued when the
launch sank in the choppy waters
CT the lower bay and that the Coast
Guard was busy recapturing tugs
which broke loose from their moor
ings.
Reports from Philadelphia and
Boston told of strong winds uproot-
ing trees, smashing windows and
telling electric wires
There was trace of snow at
Cumberland, Md. blown in with a
heavy gale, but skies frightened to-
Gay and the ground cleared under a
(See WEATHER, Page ABB
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Bogus Talent Scout
REQUIRES Whee|chair
On Arrival Here
Sickness Postponed
Foster Smiths Return
On Federal Charges
(Ptcture on Page Az

Far from the debonair figure
he was when he posed as Hol-
lywood talent scout here a few
weeks ago and allegedly obtained
nearly $1,000 fraudulently, Ar
mold Lester Foster Smith was
brought back to Washington
from Chicago today, SO i'll he had
to be assisted off the train and
taken through Union Station in
a wheel chair.
Deputy marshals said Smith had
been sick most of the time since the
Baltimore &; Ohio's Capitol Limited
left Chicago late yesterday.
He was booked at the District Jail
and Immediately placed in its
infirmary
At the Jail. he insisted that his
name was Arnold Lester, oficials
said, and he was booked under that
name. although the FBI has his
right" name listed as Arnold Lester
| Smith.
Smith was aboard Washington
train last week when he became i'll
He was taken of before the train
left Chicago and spent several days
in the Cook County Hospital
The deputies who had the prisoner
in charge today waited until the
crowd left the train at Union Station
and had their car switched to an
other track, so that it would be
nearer the station. Smith half
stumbled of the car, sank down in
the wheel chair and pulled his over
coat collar about his head draping
an arm about his face. He waved
away those who tried to talk to him
Smith attracted attention here
when he made the acquaintance OF
Olsen and johnson of the musical
show. Sons of Fun" and other
members Of the cast and told them
he had been commissioned to re-
cruit talent for a Hollywood pro-
ducer who was planning a picture
to be known as Capital Capers'
and photographed in Washington
Numerous members of the cast pre-
pared to take roles and some of the
girls bought new outfits for the
occasion.
Meanwhile, according to the FBI
Smith cashed checks and ran uI
bills at the Statler Hotel totaling
nearly $1,000.
Smith, said to have long police
record under various alias, was ar
rested in Chicago by the FBI on a
charge of violating the National
Stolen Property Act. In Chicago he
waived preliminary hearing and was
ordered removed to Washington
His indictment will be sought here
His bond was fixed in Chicago at
| $1,000.
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Five Nazi Subs DESTROYED
In Mass Attack on Convoy
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
LONDON, Dec. 11.-Five German
U-boats were destroyed and three
others were damaged recently when
strong concentration" of at least
20 of the underwater marauders
sought to attack two valuable Allied
conveys, the Admiralty and Air
Ministry announced today.
The U-boats were prevented from
launching any concerted attack"
and more than SO per cent of the
total number of escorted ships
reached port safely, the announce
ment said.
No fewer than 20 submarines were
estimated to be in the vicinity of
the conveys when the battle took
place between the wolf pack and
British naval forces and aircraft.
The battle, fought internationally
for two days and nights, took place
in the North Atlantic
Evening star., 1943-12-11
BY the Associated Press,


LONDON, Dec. 11.-ArNerican
heavy bombers, escorted by
fighters, attacked targets in
Northwest Germany today, 9th
Air Force headquarters an
nounced, as favorable weather
abruptly ended the respite given
Hitlers war industries.
The daylight American blow fol-
lowed up Raj Mosquito raids last
night on Northwest Germany and
an attack by United States Mediter-
ranean- based Liberators yesterday
on Sofia, Bulgarias capital.
Not single plane was lost in
the raids yesterday and last night,
Today's great feet Of American
heavy bombers and their escorts
thundered through wintry skies over
the North Sea to strike at the Nazis
strongly defended manufacturing
and shipping front of Northwest
Germany.
The first flyers to return said the
oSiAiolio oello up SqudulO OH dlleI
squadron of fighters into the sub
stratosphere, but that fax was only
moderately heavy.
The attacking formations pushed
on through to the target-as yet un-
announced where the weather
thlnned out as meterologists had
predicted, and the bombers went
through to the obiectives.
The British-based raid was the
first made on Germany by the
Evening star., 1943-12-11
House Calls Hershey to Reveal
Plans to Draft Prewor Fathers
Service Director Will Be Questioned
By Committee at Closed Session

nouncing that Gen Hershey would
be questioned at a closed session to-
day. said the committee expects
the intent of Congress to be fol-
lowed and is ready to write regula-
tion for Hershey to send to local
draft boards if he shows an incli-
nation to get around that intent"
May Explains Purpose.
The congressional intention, Mr..
May explained, is that prewar
fathers not be indicted until all
available non-fathers have been
taken throughout the whole coun-
try"
Selective service officials said,
meanwhile, that only a change in
physical standards for inouctees
could materially reduce the present
rate of induction of fathers.
The new law provides for ap-
pointment of a five-doctor board to
lSae I'D AET De-. -
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Farmer Slain in Quarrel
Over Use Of Party Line

By the Associated Press.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Dec. IL
L. P. Newell, 46, was shot and killed
last night after an argument with
a farm neighbor over use of tele-
phone party line, Sheriff Ralph E.
Elser reported.
Sheriff Elser said the shooting oc-
CURED at the farm home of Samuel
H. Morrow, SO, 10 miles southeast
of here, and that Morrow is held on
a homicide charge.
Deputy Sheriff Harry Smith quoted
Morrow as saying that after an
argument on the telephone about
who should use the party line, Mr..
Newell came to the Morrow home
and tried to force his way into the
house.
Deputies said Morrow turned over
to them a 25-caliber automatic
pistol. Mr.. Newell was shot in the
head.
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Jap Aerial Strength
Dwind|ing in Pacific,
Current Fights Show
Assaults in MurshoIIs
And New Britain Meet
Little or No Opposition
By the Associated Press.

os lile ASSOCldleQ EreSS.
PEARL HARBOR, Dec. 11.-Air
resistance has completely disap-
peared over New Britain and
appears to be waning in the
MarShalls, two vital japanese
Pacific outposts now threatened
with invasion.
These significant DEVELOPMENTS
appeared in reports on the latest
blows by the American 5th and 7th
Army Air Forces against those two
widely separated bases in the South
west and Central Pacific.
AS on other raids over a period of
two weeks, during which more than
1900 tons of bombs have been
dropped, Gen. Douglas Macarthur
IN announcing today a new raid on
New Britain made no mention of
any enemy interception.
Cape Gloucester Hit Again.
Mitchells methodicany spilled 46
tons of explosives for the l1th
straight day in the Cape Gloucester
area, Wflch is separated by only 30
miles of water from Gen. MacAr-
thurs troops on New Guinea to the
Southwest.
Admiral Chester w. Nimitz, in a
Pearl Harbor press release yesterday
telling of new raids by 7th AAF Lib
orators on Jaluit and Mill in the
Marshalls, said Jauit's air base sent
up no interceptors and Mills Of
fered ineffective opposition by 10
ZeroS.
These raids on Marshall bases
nearest to the held Gil
bert's occurred Wednesday, four
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Blast at Martin Plant
Kills One, Injuries Six
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 11.-William
Payne Powell, jr., 81, was killed and
six other workers injured in an ex-
plosion and fire in the interior of a
Martin patrol bomber undergoing
final ground tests last night at the
Glenn L. Martin plant.
One of the injured, Francis A.
Butterhoff. %, Baltimore, was re-
ported in critical condition. Mr..
Powell, who came to Baltimore from
Stokesville, N. c., was so badly
burned identification was not COM
pleted until today.
Some of the crew jumped from
the flight deck 20 feet to the
ground, while still others were
caught in the burning interior.
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Cobra Serum Is Savinq
Boy Bitten by Snake
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
RED BANK, N. j., Dec. 11.-Five
injections of cobra serum admin
lstered to 13-year- old Fred Wege
after he was bitten by deadly coral
snake apparently have turned the
tide.
Officials at Riverview Hospital
said today the boy had been taken
off the danger list and was showing
steady improvement.
The youth. son of an Army captain
stationed in Maryland, was bitten
Thursday at the senior high school
where he had taken the reptiles in
glass jars to show biology class.
Nigel Wolff, a reptile expert, hurried
mere with a quantity of antivenin
from the Philadelphia Zoo.
The herpetologist took the snakes
back to the Philadelphia Zoo to
make serum.
Evening star., 1943-12-11
Much in Little

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