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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-22
(Nadalj

mi je, NIL" je odvrnil zivah-
no in jo motril Z veselo brez-
skrbnostjo. In sedaj Sc jeNgo-
dilo, da Sc je vznemiriIa ona.
In Luka je opazil, da je odsla V
sobo in Sc nato takoj vrnila, ali
rekla nj nobene.
Proti poldnevu je bilo posi-
jalo solnce. Anica Sc je bila po-
mudila v svoji sobi. Nekaka ra-
dost jo je napolnjevala, da sa-
ma nj vedla zakaj. Pospravila
je bila sebi in pogledala pri tel
priliki tascino sobo; vrata so
bila priprta, v sobi je bflo v
neredu. Anica je otvorila okna,
napravila postelj, dasi sicer nj
koli nj prestopila tascine So
be. Toda ravno to, da je pre-
nesla in pospravila neljubi zeni
sobo, jo je navdalo z zadosce-
MEM. Cutila je, da Sc je neka-
ko prenlagala, in veselo Sc je
lotila nato sivanja. In sivala je
"a bodoeega gospodarja ma Pc
ci, in veselo- -bridke so bile ME
ne misli, hrepenela je po oni
uri in Sc je bala. In je bila srec-
ma, in lica so il rdela.
Tedaj sc je pretrgala zunaj
megla in je posijalo solnce.
Poldne je presto, tasce in Ju-
RIA Sc nj bilo nazaj. Zato Sc je
zacela polascati Anice nekaka
nestrpnost. Skrbeti 10 lie "a
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NAzNANILo IN zAHvALA

zalostnim in globokc potrtim srcem naznanja-
lostno vest da e nemila smrt posegla naso druzino
in odvzela preljubljenega in nikdar pozablene-
ga soproga in oceta
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MLADA BREDA
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~s. SPIsAL. DIR. IVAN PREGELJ
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PovEsTI

cello zaradi Jurija.' Zunaj je
MANFRED zacel vleci hud sever.
Tako je popoldne presla VISA
dobra VOLTA Anici. Zacutila je
tudi, da jo hoce boleti glava, in
da Sc il vcasih stemni pred
ocmi. Zato je cpustila delo in
legla. V tenn je zaspala.
Zbudila Sc je stoprav, ko Sc
je mracilo, in zaslisala cd doll
jezno vikanje vsevprek. Popra-
villa 81 je lase in hitela doll. Ma
sla je v sobi, odkoder je priha-
jal sum, Katro, Jurija, Toma-
ia in Nezo; "a peejo je drhtel
Luka. Vseh oci je zacutila Ami
ca ma sebi. V naslednjem hipu
pa Sc je Katra ze obrnila k Nezi
in viknila:
"Kaj, ii nisi danes pometa-
la v moji sobi?"
"Ne!" je dejala Neza, "zdi Sc
mi, da je gospodinja."
"Da, JAZZ sem, kaj pa je?" je
vprasala Anica, in tezka slut
MIA il je legla ma .srce.
"Ti?' je pogledala z jasno
sinaho, obrnila Sc nato po pri-
cujocih in odsla il sobe. Tomaz
in Neza sta sla "a njo. Anica pa
je ostala ko prikovana ma me-
stu. Ia pecjo je dusil Luko ka-
Sell, ma klopi oh mizi je sedel
Juri in nekako breizrazno BULL
pred Sc.
"Kaj pa je?" je vprasala
Anica in stopila k MENU. Dvig-
nil je glavo, in Anica je ovoha-
la, da dist il NIGGA vino in to-
bak. Cez oblicje mu je sinilo ko
utrujenost in nestrpnost.
"Nic," je dejal, "materi je iz-
ginilo trideset goldinarjev."
Anica Sc je komaj Sc ujela ia
mizo, da nj omahnila. Zdelo Sc
j je, da je. nekdo silovito "a
naahnil proti njenemu srcu. S
tresocimi rokami Sc je drzala
"a rob mize. Niti besede nj mo-
gla izpregovoriti, ko Sc je Juri
dvignil in odsel. "Za tattoo me
imajo," j je tolklo pc glavi,
in brezmejen strah Sc je je To-
teval. In tedaj je zaslisala Lu-
kov sepetajoci glas. Kakor sko-
ri mrak je slisala:
"Ne izdajte me, "a bozjo vo-
ljo. Nasel sem, Bog mi je pri-
ca, da nisem we'll"
Zdelo Sc il je, da ga mora
nekaj vprasati. V tistem tre-
notku pa so zaskripala vrata,.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-22

thousand pamphlets against the
employment of Belgian workers in
Germany have been distributed.
Each section of the country has it's
own "anti-Nazi" newspaper. But
Himmler's firing squads exact their
price.
Prisoners of Hitler's Europe are
permitted to read only what their
conquerors decree.
Make certain you do not lose the
freedom to read as you please.
Do more than your part in the
war effort and buy War Savings
Bonds every pay day.
WSS 741H U. S. Treasury Dept.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-22

Tako nam slika razmere "a
upno poroeilo, XII je prislo V ro-
ke jugoslovanskim krogom Ion
donske Wade v izgnanstvu.
Nedavna zamenjava zunanje-
ga ministra v marijonetni hr-
vaski vladi je bila odlocna zma-
ga nemskega vpliva. Novi mini
ster, po imenu Budak, je bill
pref hrvaski poslanik V Berlinu.
Sprejel je takoj, da Gestapo
nadzoruje hrvasko upravo in da
Sc hrvaska milica - ustasi y
vkljuci v nemsko SIS.
Nemski pritisk je potisnil VI
ozadje tudi Italijanom naklonje-
mega financnega ministra, Via
dimira Kosaka.
Postopoma Sc Italijani uni
kajo IL mnogih predelov ozem-
liza in pozigajo vse one kraje,
katere zapuscajo. Cd pozarov
strahovito opustoseni kraji, so
poleg drugih Otocac, BRINE in
vse reska okolica. Italijanski
naseljenci, XII so Sc naselili V O.
kraju Zadar V Dalmaciji "a ca
sa okupacije, 50 morali tie kra-
je zopet zapustiti in Sc vrniti V
Italijo.
Vzdolz vse hrvaske obale so
preVzeli boj proti partizanom
ter ustanovili oporisca. Ma oto-
ku Krku so Italijani postavili
topove in jih naperili ma mesto
SIM.
Nemski oddelki, XII stole v
boju proti partizanom, pozigajo |
vasi in more njih prebivalstva,
tudi zene in otroke, Srbe in Hr-
vate.
Partizani so popolnoma unici-
Ii izredno Vazno zeleznisko pro-
go, edino, XII veze Bosno z Ja-
dranskim morjem. Potrti mo-
stow in poruseni gorski tuneli
morda leta in leta ne bodo po-
pravljeni.
Nemci SO organizirali poseb-
ne muslimanske SIS oddelke in
tudi cetnisko tolpo pod koman-
do nekega Dobrivoja Jevdjevi-
ca, XII mimi sodeluje.
V mesecu maju so hrvaski
partizani v teku dveh napadov,
izvrsenih S stevilcno mocnimi
cetami, zasedli zelezniske posta-
je ,Misulinovac in Virovitica in
oh tel priliki pobili veeje stevilo
nemskih vojakov in unieili en-
vlak. Nedavno so Nemci V raz-
licnih mestih postrelili vecje1
stevilo solskih otrok v nadi, da
bodo miadino prestrasili in pre-
preeili MEN vstop v vrste par
tizanov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-22
IL. Tatica.

S tresocimi rokami je po-
iskala predalcek, kjer je hra-
Mia spomine ma mater in kamor
je bila spravila zjutraj desc
TAX, XII ga il je bill dial Luka, da
mu ga shrani. Use to je dejala
pod vtisom, da ne SINE niti mi
mute dali trpeti tega denarja
pri sebi, da ga mora izrociti ta-
kej Luki. Ali je Luka denar
ukradei ali kdo drugi, O tenn nj
mogla premisl jati, dasi il je
zvenel starcev proseci glas We
nomer v usesih: ne izdajte me,
nasel. sem! Toda te 'glasove je
prevpila njena lastna bolest,
udarec, XII je bill nekdo zamahnil.
proti njenemu srcu, in $ stisnje-
mimi. zobmi je drhtela: ''Za ta-,
tieo me irnajo" v tel razbur-
jenosti je bila premetala vso
skrinjo inises stoprav doniislila,
da v temi ne najde nicesar. Ma
to je. sprizgala luc, Kmalu de
nasla- -sdenars in 81 ga s-vde elaa,v "
|. rledra. Od1litela je Y khhiIfjp
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italian.
skega vpliva ma
HrvaSkem

LONDON, 21. junija (ONA).
- Dolgotrajni boz med nem-
Skim in italijanskim vplivom ma
Hrvaskem Sc zdaj zakljucuje z
nemsko zmago, akoravno ina
dezela ma papirju Sc vedno ita-
lijanskega kralia.
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In Belgium alone there are more
than 130 secret newspapers pub
lished in French or Flemish. The
National Front for Liberation has
published 6 monthly papers total
ing $4,000 copies. Sixty-three
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LOUIS HLAD

LUUlO llLHD
XII je previden svetimi zakramenti po dolg bolezn
zatisnil svoje trudne oei in mirno "a vedno Bogu
zaspal dine Fl. junija, 1943.
Donna je bill il vasi velike slivce pri Vekih La
Po opravljeni pogrebn sveti mas cerkvi sv.
Vida, je bill poozen veenemu pocitku dne 23 unija
1943 Calvary pokopalisee
Globoko hvaezni Sc zemo tenn potom prisrcno
zahvaliti Monsignorju Rt. Rev. B. J. Ponikvarju "a
opravljene motive oh krsti pred pogrebom,
spremstvo IL Josp zele in Snovi pogrebne kapele
cerkev in pokopasce, opravljeno sveto maso in
ganljive cerkvene pogrebne obrede.
Naso prisrcno zahvao maj sprejmejo vs XII
ga obskovali bolezni ter vsem, XII so bill to-
lazbo in kaj dobrega stofi teh najboj tezkih
in zaostnh dnevih. Ravno tako tudi prisrcna hvala
vsem, XII prisli pokojnega pokropit vsem, XII
nam 6u in molili OBJ krsti ter Sc udelez svete mase
in pogreba
globoki hvaeznosti zemo izreci naso najpr-
srcnejso zahvalo vsem, XII so zadnji pozdrav pokoj
nemu okrasili krsto krasnimi venci, enako tudi
vsem, ki so njegov bag spomin tako oOlnem Stew
u darovali svete mase, XII Sc bodo brae "a mrn
pokoj bage duse, kakor tudi vsem XII so dali svoje
automobile brezpla6no ma razpolago pr pogrebu.
Nadalje maj sprejmejo naso prsrcno zahvalo
:lani drustva Glas clevelandskh deavcev, st. SDZ,
in drustva Presvetega Srca Jezusovega, samostojno,
udeezbo pri sveti masi in zadnjem sprevodu. Po-
selma prisrcna hvaa pa noscem krste, k ga spre-
mill do groba in polozi veenemu pocitku.
Prisrcno zelimo zahvaliti pogrebnemu zavodu
Joseph Zele in sinovi postrezljvo naklonje-
most in izvrstno vodstvo pogreba.
Preljubljeni in nikdar pozabljeni soprog in oce,
tezko je pri srcu, ker Te nj vec med nan1i toda
olazi mas misel, da je koneao Tvoje TRIPLE
ME in utrujen 81 legel zasuzenem vecnem pocitku
Ostal nam bos vedno sladkem spominu in V glo-
bok zaost mad Tvojo bridko izgubo posiljamo pros
ME Bogu da maj ii sedaj pode mren pocitek
amersk zemlji in nebeska luc mai tt syet
zalujoci ostali:
MARY HLAD, soproga
MARY, poroeena Zakrajsek, JOSEPHINE, porocena
Kersman in ROSE, hcere.
LOUIS in FRANK A. S.. sinova.
-. LOUIS, EDWARD in HENRY, vnuki.
B: MARY ANN vnukinja.
zapusca tukaj tudi zalujocega brata Frank Had in
sestre Mary Andolek in Jennie Pockar in tr
necake in sedem neeakinj, start doovini pa brata
John Had in stevilno sorodnikov tukaj inv start
!, domovini.
I Cleveland, O., 22 julia, 194s
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Evening star., 1943-01-10

100 to $50 students taking defense
training classes at the center, JET
ferson Junior High School and
Chamberlain Vocational School, In
the evening.
Also effected by the oil shortage
will be the $50 students who expect
to enter the new Kramer Junior
High School at some time next
month.
Night Glasses Imperiled First.
The danger to the night classes
of the $4,000 national defense
training program conducted in three
oil-heated centers had seemed the
most serious oil problem to school
officials. it was explained, until the
day classes of $500 students were
placed in jeopardy yesterday by the
new Is per cent cut. 1t had been
known for some time that all night
activities in the oil-heated schools
were facing severe chilling and, as
a result, all activities but the actual
classes themselves have been can
celled.
At the Board of Education meet
ing on Wednesday, DR.. Ballou an
nounced that, besides a general
effort to get more oil for the schools,
the cause of the three schools with
national defense classes was being
especially pleaded before OPA. The
requests have been sent in by Jere
j. Crane, assistant superintendent
in charge of buildings and grounds.
just how long the schools can op-
crate full time if no more oil is
granted depends great deal OH
future weather conditions. Mr..
Crane said yesterday. He said that
some schools could keep going long
er than others because of different
types of construction. Woodrow Will
son and Coolidge are the only high
schools involved, but three big jun
ior high schools, the Banneker, Ter
rell and Jefferson. and three voca-
tional schools, the Chamberlain,
Dennison and Martha Washington,
are oil-heated. The elementary
schools involved are the Briggs
Montgomery, Rudolph, Syphax.
Bunker Hill and Ketcham. The
Old Harbor Garage, national de-
fense training center across the
street from the Jefferson, is also
oil-heated. Oil heat has been in
staud in the new Kramer, to be
opened next month to relieve con-
gestion in the Anacostia area.
Western High School athletics also
face operational difficulties, since
the fieldhouse at the stadium is
heated by oil. The school itself has
coal heat.
Evening star., 1943-01-10

Tots Cotton Sun Suits
Cute printed percoles and
hardy Stub broodcloths in oored
and princess styles. Some
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Evening star., 1943-01-10
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. G., JANUARY TO- 1913

received six direct hits and was left
burning. Another transport was hit
fore and aft and amidships. A
beached merchant vessel was set
aflre. The remnants of the convoy
withdrew during the night after un-
loading"
I'm incessant air battles" the
communique said, "our planes shot
down 80 enemy fighters for certain
and II probables, in addition to
those previously reported.
"We attacked the airdrome in a
surprise maneuver and destroyed
four fighters on the ground and
damaged medium bomber and six
fighters. Enemy barges, supply
dumps and activities on the beach
were bombed and strafed, causing
large explosions and fires visible
for SO miles.
"The enemy's air losses over the
last three days in this area may be
regarded as serious"
Evening star., 1943-01-10
China Near Exhaustion
Military Aide Here SAYS
Ey The Associated Press.

~ The Associated Press.
China is mot far from exhaus-
ton" in her fight against Japan, DR..
F. s. Ho. counselor to the Chinese
military mission, asserted last night
I'VE have been fighting such a
long time, sometimes with little more
than our bare hands. that naturally
we want all the assistance we can
get" DR.. Ho said in an interview
I'VE are not far from exhaustion.
That Is why we have been insisting
that the United States send us more
arms and ammunition to carry on
the war"
DR.. Ho said he would accompany
the military mission on its return
to China at date yet to be set.
Evening star., 1943-01-10

fire which brought down the two
planes lost. Apparently the Amer
ican planes also were attacked by
Japanese aircraft, for the COM
munique reported two enemy float
type planes we're damaged.
Four-engined Flying Fortresses
attacking Bougainville Island, 300
miles northwest of Guadalcanal, on
the same day were challenged by
IL japanese Zero fighters. Two of
the Japs were shot down and no
United States planes were lost.
The communique also reported
that four-engined Liberator bomb
ers had dropped bombs on enemy
positions at Kiska in the Aleutians
but that results were not observed
The Japanese have had forces in
the Rekata Bay area since early
in the war, but for weeks after the
Evening star., 1943-01-10

American occupation of Guadal-
canal little resistance was encoun-
tered in air attacks on Rekata Bay
Until today, no recent raid on the
base there had been reported. In
the meantime, the Japanese, it ap-
peared, had brought in consider
able anti-aircraft equipment.
On Bougainville. the enemy has
an airf1eld. The port of BUM there
also is an important intermediate
base for operations against the
American forces on Guadalcanal.
Both airfield and port have been
subjected to repeated air attack.
Whether the increasing aerial re-
sistance meant the Japanese now
have more planes at their disposal
than few months earlier was a
question on which there was no
official speculation.
Evening star., 1943-01-10
laps Bolster Bases
Despite Air Attacks

By the Associated Press.
That the Japanese have strength
ened their bases in the Solomons
area despite day-by-day attack from
American planes was indicated yes
terday in a Navy communique which
related that two United States air.
craft were lost in raid which seS
aflre enemy installations at Rekata
Bay.
The attack on this base on Santa
Isabel Island, about 1876 miles from
Guadalcanal, was carried out Thurs
day least longitude time) by two
engined Marauder medium bombers
which had an escort of Airacobra
fighters.
They ran into heavy anti aircraft
Evening star., 1943-01-10
Ba||ou Will Appeal
New 0PA Slash in
Schools Oil Supply
Superintendent Says
He Plans to RedoubIe
Efforts for Fuel

Supt. of Schools Frank w. Ballou
will appeal the decision of the
!, Office of Price Administration to
apply the general Is per cent reduc-
/ ton in institutional oil supply to
school buildings, he said yesterday.
DR.. Ballou had announced at a
Board of Education meeting last
Wednesday that the former 80 per
cent cut in school oil is threatening
activities in the Is schools heated
/ by oil, and that efforts were being
made to get more oil. He said that
yesterdays announcement of an ad-
ditional cut would make him re-
double his efforts to get additional
! allotments.
/ "Of course, We can't anticipate
what we may have to do" he said.
|, I'VE will follow our present requests
for more oil with additional requests
and, If they are not granted, then
we shall have to see what must be
done in the schools"
He indicated that the Is schools
affected would run full-time at least
until all hope of additional ailot-
ment is exhausted. Up to the point
, of actually changing school hours,
the handling of the oil shortage
is for decision of the school s,lperin-
! tendents. If partial closing of the
| schools affected becomes necessary,
the matter will pass into the hands
OF the Board of Education.
To Operate Full Time.
when we get to that point, we
will have to face the issue as it
Develops" Dr. Ballou said. Mean
while we will operate full time. 1t
Is an administrative matter and
!. we will do all that is possible to
keep the school children comfort
able"
Commenting on the possibility
that the official temperature of 70
! degrees might have to be lowered
in these schools, Dr. James A. Gan
non, physician-member of the
Board of Education, said;
There is no reason why an active
child could not remain perfectly
healthy even at 60-degree temper
ature." He added that coats and
sweaters should be worn in class
rooms if heat must be- lowered that
much. He said he believed there
could be no doubt at all that a
temperature of IS degrees Is con-
ducive to health.
There are about $500 day stu
dents in the oil-heated schools af-
fected, including about l,40O ele-
mentary school children. There are
also from 100 to 300 students at the
Old Harbor National Defense Train
ing Center during the day, and from
Evening star., 1943-01-10
CostiIIo-Rios Meeting
At Frontier Doubted
BY the Associated Pre-

By the Associated Press.
SANTIAGO, Chile, Jan. 9.-Re-
ports were current tonight that
President Juan Antonio Rios might
meet Ramon S. Castillo, Argentine
President. at the frontier to discuss
the possibility of simultaneous
breaking of relations with the Axis
by the two countries, but a presi-
dental aide said he knew nothing
of such a move.
Evening star., 1943-01-10

Ask Any Solsspsssea In He
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About Our TWIN INSURANCE.
1t provides for O duplieots Of
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double his blessing.
Evening star., 1943-01-10
Pacific
Continued From First Page

'Contlnued from First Page)
was joined by two additional mer-
chant vessels" the communique said
Our air force of all categories
continuously attacked throughout
the day and night. One transport
Evening star., 1943-01-10
Cleric Learns Gunnery

A clergyman and two members of
the Women's Auxiliary Air Force
have just completed a course in air
gunnery with the Flying Trainer
Command in the north of England.
Evening star., 1943-01-10
Esmond Crib sIonkets

Factory rejects OF importont
sovinos. Beautifully bound
cotton blonkets with cotton
soteen or royon sotin. Pink
or blue ------------1.19
Evening star., 1943-01-10
coIonial Dome Muslin Sheets

Mode by the nationally fo-
nous house Of Fruit of the
LOOM" Excellent quolity.
Size 45x77 ------72e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Michigan Observes
Aviation Week
40th Anniversary OF
Wright Brothers Flight

Michigan Aviation Week will
open Monday and Is scheduled 10
run through Friday with each
day devoted 10 a different aspect
ot aviation The celebration IS
designed 20 commemorate the
doth anniversary of the Wright
brothers successful flight al
klttyhaWk. ~ {. IL is sponsored
Dy the Aero Club Of Michigan.
one of the features of the week
Viii he CAP day on Tuesday, at
which Lt.-Col. Earle l.. Johnson.
national commander OF the Civil
Air Patrol, will be the guest of
honor lie will speak before the
Exchange Clubs weekly luncheon
at the Book-CadiHac.
Twenty-Five pilots viii fly
. 400 miles 10 attend the lunch
con Lead 10y Mai ESmond Avery,
the filters Will come from the sub
marine patrol base on the Gulf
Coast Capt. John Hammond, who
with Major Avery organized the
base. viii be in the flight. 1t is
a l,20O-mile hop each way.
Tuesday night the pilots will
hold a reunion with other Michi-
gan fherS who have done sub
marine patrol duty AT the base.
Certificates OF coastal patrol duty
viii Toe presented 20 the pilots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Seeks Discharge Papers
From National Guard
War Problem Clinic:

War Problem Clinic:
Before the war | was a Nom
her Of the National Guard When
the United States entered the war
fathers were given an honorable
discharge. ! have no papers 10
prove was IN The National
Guard and understand ! am CON
Sldered inactive because OF de-
pendentS. / am not free TO Join
another branch of the service
without discharge papers and
would like TO know where ! can
find out about this
Mr. ?. 3.
Dear Mr.. j. B.;
Suggestion il made that YOU
contact either the Garfield or
Piquette armories where advice
will be given YOU on your pres
ent status.
WALTER VI. r. SCOTT.
Vice Commander OF Detroit
Districts Association. American
Legion