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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-22
Dole,
Povest
GIRL DREKONJA
Povest
(Nadalj

"Kje vas boli?"
"Povsod, YES sem bolan" In
potem je molcal.
Zopet so ga vprasah:
"Vam skuhamo zdravila?
Kaj zelite, da va m pripravi-
mo%
Odmajal je z glavo in nj re-
kel mic.
zena in otroci so bill skr-
beh zanj, a pomagati 81 MISC
mogli. Cutili so spremembo ma
MEM. Pref je rajsi ubogal ka-
kor ukazoval, z d al je postal
sam svoj. Vendar so upali, da
bo to presto; da oce zopet OH
vi in da bo, kakor je bill pref.
Po nekaterih dneh Sc je' ko-
San nekoliko razgibal. Napravll
Sc je in je sci pred hiso. Stopil
je v hlev. Wei je -sekiro v roko
in Sc lotil della ma tnalu. Delal
ie kratek cas-, nato je sedel ma
tnalo ter Sc zamaknil Uprl je
pogled V tia in sedel nepremic-
no. Zopet je prijel orodje v ro-
ko, poskusil cepiti drva. Kmalu
je opustil delo ter Sc vrnil v hi
So. Cd tod Sc je napotil pocas-
mimi koraki ma brdo in gledal v
Mlacno dolino. Prisel je domov.
Zopet je vel sekiro izpod ku-
hinjske omare, in odsel ma tna-
10. Nj strpel dolgo. Pustil je
polena razmetana ma tleh ter
sc odpravil po stopnicah ma
podstresje. Vrnil Sc je, Sci v IL
bo, postopal je po podu, Sc USE
del ma pee, nato je stopil zopet
ma tia.
Polagoma je opustiI vsakrsno
delo. Nicesar vec mu nj bilo
mar. Da bi pogledal hlev k
zivini, ga nj mikalo vee.
cali boste nakrmili zivlno?
Ma pole moramo, da spravlmo
repo,' ga je zaprosil France.
Bonn
Ko so Sc ma vecer vrnili do
maci della, je zivina mukala
lacna v hlevu.
Nekatere dni je hodil pogo
sto ma brdo. Tam je sedel ali
stal in je strmel V gozde. Ma
potil Sc je tudi dale proti Mac
nj dolini, a Sc je spotoma vrnil.
Pozneje je opustil tudi to.
Pricel je govoriti sam S sabo.
Polglasno je izgovarjal stevilke,
dolagal in odjemal vsote. Ra-
Cunal ie sam S sabo, koliko mo-
ra prejeti, koliko dati. Med Ste
vilke je vpletal molitev. Sredi
racunanja je nacel ocenas, ga
mrmral vedno tisje, vedno ne
razlocneje; zopet je racunal.
Najrajsi je bill sam. &c je pri-
Sci kdo tujih V hiso, je gledal v
stran in je lie vcasih pomrmral
sam sabo ali je zategnil 2
glasom, kakor da bi izrazal ne.
prijetnost in dolgocasje. Tudj
domacih Sc je izogibal. Ako je
stopil kdo V izbo, Sc je odpravi]
in odsel V sosednjo kamro al
pred hiso. LIE zvecer je Sc str
pei pri druzini.
Domaci so Sc tho spogledo
vail. Vsakdo je skrival bojazer
in strah V sebi, izraziti Sc n
upal nihce. Delo in skrb lie pa
do ma ramena Ostalih. Delali so
hiteli S podvojenimi mocmi, E
delo nj dalo zadoscenja. VISA O.
pravila so izvrsevai siloma
prejsnja n srec a in sedanj
strah sta jim sedla v duso ii
telo.
Nekoc zvecer je sedel Kosar
ma peel; druzina je bila izbi
MolGal je najvec, lie vcasih j
izustil polglasno .2csedo. Tud
osta1l so govorili lie malo. Ko
sanka je pogledovala zdaj mo
"a, zdaj otroke. V njenih ocei
so Sc vlovila vprasanja. Franc
je razumel materin pogled; Gu
til je MIN, vendar je Sc live
10 W =, ion, trohico ,,popio 10 n
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-22

,ity reVerberateS with SnOoLlng,
and soldiers of every kind
swarm everywhere"
After every attempt, the
italians roundup and arrest a
great number of people. Out in
the country, in revenge, they
burn down the villages which
are nearest to the place of the
attack and hurry the inhabi-
tants off to Italy, even though
the villages took no part in the
One roundup alone in
Ljubljana lasted from June "a
to July 1. Ljubljana was
blockaded from all sides by
the army. The troops rounded
up the pedestrians and drove
them to the barracks in carts.
From block to block they
searched every house, in all,
more than 5000 buildings. They
took away all the men between
the ages of 16 and so. At the
barracks they stamped passes
and detained most of the young
people between the ages of 16
and 26, and many even up to
the age of 40. Most of the
students did not return to their
homes. The reporter says liter
ally: "The procedure is like
picking cattle for slaughter.
Those that are to be interned
are driven into a place sur
rounded by barbed-wire, where
they bake in the sun the live
long day without food and wa
ter. Toward morning each day,
the transports with about 1000
persons leave for Bologna and
Sienna (cities in Italy,. In
Florence our confined people
were seen with chains on their
hands,"
Such are the consequences OF
attempts and acts of sabotage,
besides the shooting of hos
tages, the burning of villages
and other forms of reprisal Of
which we have already spoken.
| At one blockade of Ljubljana
alone, 5000 youths were sent
off into internment. Many of
them were not even II. But
I despite all the repressive meas
ures, the attempts and attacks
continue day after day in all
sections of Slovenia.
The Third Stratum: GuerriIlas
American newspapers are
daily reporting of the heroic
resistance of Yugoslavia. The
flames of resistance have en-
veloped the entire land. From
Triglav to the mountains Of
southern Serbia, the nation,
primitively armed, hurls itself
!. into the enemy columns that
are armed with the most mod
ern weapons of destruction.
Here we shall confine the
description of the armed re-
sistance to the northwestern
part of Yugoslavia, the home
of the Slovenes.
The active warfare against
the invaders is led by the guer-
rillas, who represent the upper
stratum of the resisting struc-
.ture, as we have described
above. In a sense, the first two
strata are the foundation for
the activities of the third
where we find the most deter
mined will to fight the invad-
, ers. ~~s'. +.
After the military collapse
Of Yugoslavia, armed resist.
ance began as spontaneous
reaction of the wide masses OF
the people. Resistance in Slo'
venia was organized by direct
pressure from below. The
struggle against the occupation
forces is conducted under the
motto, death to Fascism, lib
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-22

INC VIC III " hdnoAA AA~e'A wa
govoris? Saj smo vendar boga-
ii! Bos videl, koliko bono pre-
ieli. Cudil Sc hos. Vse sim do
gnal."
v izbi je nastala tisina. Ma
teri in otrokom je zastala sa-
pa.
Odslej je Kosan pesal. Blodil
,je okoli po izbi, V kamro, v ku-
hinio, ma izbo. Veckrat ma dan
je Sci po stopnicah. Mixer nj
nasel obstanka. Sledili so mu
pogledi zene in otrok.
"Paziti bono morali nanj," je
mukoma izgovorila Kosanka.
France in Andrej sta uprla oci
v mater. Vse tri je navdajala
bolest.
"Ne pravimo nikomur!' je
dodal poltiho France.
Kosan je odsel po stopnicah
ma izbo. Matt je n a M 6 nj a
Francetu, ces, pojdi in poglej,
kaj della. Sin je ubogal ter mu
sledil tihim korakom. Gledal
je skozi priprta vrata vrh stop
mic in opazoval ocetovo pocet-
je. Videl ga je, kako je stopal
med saro in Sc je dotikal; nato
je stopil ma obok in gledal "
tramovje. Sci je dale ma pod in
Sc zopet ustavil. Ko Sc je' vra-
cal proti vratom, je odhitel
France po prstih navzdol, da bi
ga ne opazil.
"Kaj dela?" ga je vprasala
matt. Sin je zganil z rameni.
Ma Kosanovi izbi je bill mad
vezo obok, mad izbo Lessen pod.
V tenn delu poL stresja je bila
zgrajena soba, XII je bila videti
cd zunaj kot skatla. Ma obeh
straneh sobe je bill pod streho
Sc prostor,- XII je bill deloma pra-
zen, deloma zalozen saro in O.
rodjem.
Druzina sc je zbrala v izbi h
kosilu. Nanica je postavila ma
mizo skledo jedi; matt je prime
sla skledico in zlico ter polozi-
la oboje ma pee, kjer je sedel
MOI. Med jedjo je Kosan ne
kajkrat spregovoril. Domacim
Sc je zdelo, da je zajel parkrat
prav vestno il skodelice, nato
| je polozil zlico ma pee in stopil
pocasi ma tia. Odsel je skozi vra-
ia. Druzina je jedlo dale. Ma
NAH je zaropotalo mocno ma
podu mad izbo. Ljudje pri mizi
so Sc spogledali. France je OBJ
stall; nato Sc je sprozl magic
pokoncu, vrgel zlico ma mizo in
odhitel ma izbo. Tu Sc je blisko-
ma razgledal in planil v smer,
kjer je zaropotalo. Odletel je
zopet, pograbil srp, XII je bill
, zataknjen V slami "a tramom,
skocil in prerezal vrv. Kosan je
padel zamolklim udarcem ma
, tia. Takrat je France zakrieal.
Glas je udaril skozi pod v iz-
DO. Prihiteli SO Andrej, Nanica
in matt. Poslednja je stopala
tezko po stopnicah; noge so j
bile odrevenele. Ma izbi so u.
gledali Franceta, XII sc je skla-
njal mad ocetom in mu rahljal
vrv ma vratu. Ma tramu je wise
konec vrvi; ma tleh je lezal pre-
, vrnjen stol.
Dvignili so oceta, ga well ma
: roko in odnesli v izbo. Tu so ga
polozili ma klop. France .je sko'
, Gil v .vezo, priprl hisna vrata
nato je vel v skafu vodo in jc
I odnesel v sobo. Kosan je leza
j. vznak, oblicje mu je bilo cudnc
e nategnjeno in spaceno. Okol
i vratu Sc mu je poznal rdeckast
: pas. Roke SO lezale mrtve oh te
: lesu.
\ Nihce nj govoril; vsi so delal
e v mrzlicni, tresoci Sc naglici
: Gnetli so Sc okoG oceta; vsak j
: hotel pomagati, vsak videti, al
=; ozi1yi oE cnraolo1a Da1o ca i,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-04-16
Mrs. Charlest Johnson
EIoIitFed

"A Prophet Is not without
honour save in his own coun-
try aud IN his own house, is
an aneiert trHissn,, and implies
a criticism! Living in our
midst is such a worthy Mrs.
Charlest r. I'll. Jollnsonwho
has recently received an hon
orary membership in the
Eugene Field Society in racog-
milton OF her literary and
poetic works.
Besides many journalistic
contributions Mrs. Johnson
has published two voluIaes Of
poetry, one purely lyrical, and
the other an historical saga Of
the Wesleyan Church III Day
ton, of which she is a faithful
member and brilliant star. 1t
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SUPREME LIBERTY LIFE REPOTS
GAIN OF NEARLYS4oo. 900 IN ASSETS
$4,000, 900 INSURANCE IN FORCE

The Supreme Liberty Life
Insurance Company had a
gain of nearly $4OO, 900 in as
sets and $3, 100000 insurance
in force during the year, 1912,
according to a report released
this week by officials of the
company.
With these phenomenal
gains, Supreme Liberty Life,
the tWenty-tWo-year old insti-
tuition, which has often been
cited by independent agencies
for its rapid growth and sound
management, now has total
admitted assets of S3,279,-
46O.S1 and insurance in force
amounting to $50, 921, 12O. The
company's insurance in force
is an all time high among the
mortgage loans to colored peo-
companies operating in the
United States today.
In 1912 Supreme Liberty
Life paid to living policyhold-
ers and the benefclaries Of
those who died the sum Of
392,221.24, bringing it's total
paid to policyholders since or
ganization to "a 997 800. 80.
The company has outstanding
to policy-holders on the sole
security of their policies the
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-04-16
ium Of $357 .94O.51.

sum OF N0Ol ,94U.ol.
During the year the conn
pany made $380, 1926 In
mortgage lotns to colored peo-
pie to save and protect their
homes, increasing it's total
mortgage loans to $1,O6l,.
364.13. The company itself
owns 1886, ,6OO.51 worth of
real estate which includes its
home office building in Chi
cago.
lii 1912 Supreme Liberty
Life paid S613. .131.47 in salar-
les and fees to it's 75O agents,
employees and examiners.
Among it's new activities
for the year was the entrance
into two states, Kansas and
Indiana. The company now
operates offices in AZ cities Of
IL states.
Representative of the com
pany's strength and stability
is ST ,05O,48O.30 in stocks,
bonds and other securities.
Included among these are
bonds Of the United States
government, and leading cit
les, public utilities, railroads
and Industrial concerns.
Supreme Liberty Life had d
Continued on Page a.
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DISCRIMINATION OF
NEGROES IN THE
ARMY ALARMING

/ in his remarks that he is not
now attempting to judge the
veracity Of the charges, but
rather to point out the intent
of the President and the leg
islation establish selective
service that the objective be
attained without racial dis
elimination. He pointed out
that Negroes are greatly re-
stricted in the armed forces,
particularly in the air corps.
by the end Of this year
there will be more than one
million Negro Americans
serving their country in our
armed forces he told the
senate. "They will represent
more than 10 per cent of all
Americans under arms. Their
heroisna, their loyalty is nrl-
questioned. The records Of
such Negro heroes as Dorie
Miller at Pearl Harbor offer
living testimony Of the will OF
the Negro people to defend
the heritage Of freedom and
democracy which is the birth
right Of all Americans.
1t becomes vital to the
successful prosecution of
Americans war Of survival
that the morale Of the Negro
Americans in our armed
forces and Of the 10000 900
more who are working on the
home front, be not impaired
by failure Of any government
agency to live up to the letter
and spirit Of existing laws
against discrimination. It is
essential that there be full
Continued on page TWO)
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BY Ernest E. johnson

w n 01S, hRl L.
lamp The senate commit
tee on military affairs will
hold preliminary hearings in
to the charge of racial dis
elimination in the armed
forces preparatory to the APP
pointment of a five-man sub
committee to undertake d full
dress investigation into the
matter.
This is the procedure which
will be followed as a result Of
a resolution introduced in the
senate last Thursday by Sen.
Sheridan Y. DoWney (D) of
California calling upon that
committee to conduct a full
and complete study and in
vestigation with respect to
the status OF the Negro and
other minority groups in the
armed services as well as the
WAACS, WAVES, SPARS,
and marines, Women's auxil-
iaries.
Introducing his resolution
Sen. Dewey declared on the
floor that complaints Of viola
tions Of the non-discrimina-
ton provisions Of the Selec-
tive Training and Service act
of 1910 had been made by re-
sponsible persons, notably
William III. Hastio, the civil
ian aide to Sec'y of War,
Henry L. Stimson, who re-
signed in protest, which COM
plants have created anxious
concern among large seq
ments Of our people. z
The senator made it clear
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real need for occasional recre-
alton to relieve tension and
revitalize effort.
The heads Of our armed
forces evidently are Of this
opinion, too. In spite Of strenu-
Gus training and fighting
programs, opportunities are
provided for recreation, and
especially are facilities and
equipment for sports pro-
vided. In the opinion Of many
authorities, baseball the ira
ditloaal sport Of this country,
is entitled to the front row
spot IN both civilian and mill
tarv recreation programs.
The 1913 sponsors Of the
VISA baseball broadcasts
- fr~ r~nl,'v thov do not in
Continued on Page d.
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j. S. SENATE TO PROBE DISCRIMINATION
AGAINST NEGROES IN The ARMED FORCES
CINCINNATI GAS AND ELECTRIC CO.
TO SPONSOR RED GAMES ON AIR

] Roger Baker and Dick
Bray, veteran baseball an
louncers. have q new sponsor
ior this seasons play -by-play
descriptions OF the Cincinnati
Reds National League games.
Vrhey will be heard over WssAI
Ill this area under the banner
sof The Cincinnati Gas & Elec-
tric Company and associated
organizations.
III making their decision to
assume the responsibility, the
management Of the utility
concern CAME to the conslu-
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Special Notice

The war has hit the Forum
office, On' last man has gone
into defense work. W. ask our
subscribers and advertisers
to be patient until we can re-
adjust our program. ia the
meantime The Forum will ha
published every other Week
instead of every week. until
further notice.
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is to be hoped that Mrs. John.
son will SOON come to be fully
aessf = ssy y iaas ran / js2gsy I
Of literary discrimination in
our city. Meanwhile we heart
lily congratulate her on this
notable distinction and mem
bersaip.
j. n. Sanaueis- Relboder. LID.
Vicar. st. Margaret's Church
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sion that II So doing they
would, II these times Of
stress, be performing d worth
while public service. For,
while everyone is hard at
work bending his capabilities
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Use of tree limb improvsea traction pnt for frac
tured shown this picture taken Columbia Army Air
Base during first aid instructors the American
National Red Cross The spn being applied by Private Nasa
Cohen Miami Florida and First Emory Harng Altoona
Pennsylvania while the patient Corporal John Newark
New Jersey The taught methods that
they might be equipped to which
actual field conditions They the efficiency
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Baby Care
Exhibit
To Open

BEGINNING Monday, May 3,
~ the semiannual Baby Care
Exhibit will fulfill a weeks en-
gagement az the Ernst Kern
Company. The clinic, open to
the mothers and motherS-to-be
of Detroit, wiz show how to
care for baby me easy way.
There will be a grogram
twice daily under the direction
of Mrs. Wilma Wood, an eXpe-
rienced infants nurse, featur-
ing helpful dcmonstration-talkS
and "A full-color motion picture
entitled Babies Can Be Fun
The morning programs will be
at 1890 and the afternoon pro-
grams at 2:30 in the second
floor baby shop No charge for
admission and the public is in
vited 10 attend.
Mrs. Wood will discuss the
care of the mother, layette and
nursery planning. health habits.
planning the schedule and dem
onStrate how 10 battle the baby.
The Baby Care Exhibit IS ma
tionally approved by the medical
profession and ,leading womenS
organizations everywhere.
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Comes IN. and Find What Your
who strive determinedly after
Improvement May not be aus
picious for money gains, profits,
bat be economical and you'll be
benefited.
l SEPT. 81 TO OCT. %
Librd-Slightly on the favor
able side, yet it will be wise to
keep mind on your work and not
permit unnecessary errors or
begging down. Study, teach
ing, military training highly
sponsored.
OCT. - TO NOV. p
Scorpio - Can be favorable
day-if you don't expect too much
or more than your efforts can
reasonably yield. Should be most
responsive for familiar matters
and work for which you are espe-
cially trained
NOK. % TO DEC, p
Sdgittdrius-Stars give you a
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LOON NJ IWF SUI IUW WWT - :
For Monday. May 3.

Look IN the Section Your Birthdd
For Monday, May :.
MARCH n TO APRIL 90
dRIES-Excellent period for
n advancement, gain through
clever management of business
and work affairs. Employer and
employe can make advantageous
Roadway by working harmoni-
ouSly for an unselish goal.
APRIL II TO MAY %
TaWHs-Finances, dealing in
perishable commodities, real es-
tate transactions, contracts for
large orders ask astute judgment
in values and pricing Workers
in all useful employment favored.
MAY II TO JUNE 2I
Gcmini-The same admonitions
and advice obtain for you as for
Taureans. A tricky day for
money matters and all PROPOSE
tions involving expenditures and
debts. Your usual routine activi-
ties should progress satisfactorily
If you attend to them properly.
JUNE p TO JULY %
Cancer-Be wise in invest
ments; don't buy anything you
don't need. especially essentials
used for our armed forces. Ex-
penditures bear watching. Econ
omy in time, money and materials
all important.
JULY % TO AUG. g
Leo--Keep patiently at your
tasks; don't envy those who have
much without working for it.
Greatest privilege we can have
for moral support and building
of character is a useful, honor
able occupation. Thank God for
the health and will to work!
AUG. % TO SEPT. 20
Vrgo-Favorable for all worth
while undertakings and for YOU
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Your Individual Horoscope J. e..D's*e

Outlook Is. According 10 the Stars
break this generally none-too-
generous day. OF course, you
will have to work for results, but
the odds are in your favor. In
dustiral, mechanical and all tech
meal work favored.
DEC. p TO JAN. 2l
CopricorH-If things aren't so
promising for workaday affairs,
they are friendly, disposed to
matters dear 10 your heart
romance, children, the theater,
sensible social interests. New con-
facts and close friends bring
unexpected benefits.
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
AQaorius-"Watch your step"
in buying, selling, investments.
Know what you are purchasing,
why, and the right amount
needed No carelessncss or slip
shod estimates or methods
FEB. 2I TO MARCH %
Pisces - Check all important
matters with those whose inter-
ests are at stake. BE accurate.
decisive and demand the same
from those for whose work and
actions you are responsible. Good
can be obtained if interests are
handled rightly.
A CHILD born on this day;
Generous. charitable, willing to
give as we'll as take. Artistic
taste; fine appreciation of real
values. Could become a splendid
physician, surgeon, nurse. A
friend in need. Correct any ten
dency to Incidence, overindul-
gence in eating. drinking. VIII
do thorough job in Hfe'- wogk,
Birth dntc Of Niccolo Nachia-
velli, renowned Italian statesman
and writer.
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Kings Daughters Showers

Fellowship Circle Of Kings
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Indian shower al 1890 p. m.
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Frank GciSlcr in OtScGo avenue.
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heavy novelty rayon dam
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small all-over floral pat
tern, plumply filled with
ourled turkey feathers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

II X coin. $40,
wool, 1870 rayon,
24ss cotton blan-
kets in pastels.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE
First Lady today extended her
hand for a sharp rap on the
knuckles as No. l violator Of the
OPA ban on pleasure driving.
Penitent and y nervous. Mrs
Roosevelt made a public apology
tor using up good rubber and
rationed gasoline to ride to Marian
Anderson'S concert Thursday night
at Constitution Hall.
She knew not what she did, the
First Lady said, because she
hadn't read the papers announcing
the ban as of noon that day.
"It was stupid" she admitted,
mot to have read the papers"
To a Washington rumor that
the local board OF OPA intended
10 take her gas rationing card
away from her as punishment for
hopping a limousine instead Of a
trolley Mrs. Roosevelt replied
that she didn't have any card for
the OPA 10 take.
Her slim "A" card, she added,