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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-05
Vesti IL Iondonskeqo
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LONDON, "A. februarja IRA
dio prejemna sluzba) - Turski
vojaski strokovnjaki izrazajo
mnenje, da bodo Nemci kmalu
morah zapustiti Krim, ako Sc
jim ne posreci ustaviti ruskega
prodiranja. Predsednik turske
Wade Saracoglu, je izjavil, da
je bila sklenjena z Veliko Bri-
tanijo prava vojaska zveza in
da postajajo 'prijateljski odno-
saji z Rusijo vsak dan globlI.
Turska armada dobiva redne
posiljke orozja in vojaske opre-
me il Anglije in Amerike.
V poteku velikih slavnosti, S
katerimi je Anglia praznovala
rs. letnico Rdece armade, je an
gleski minister "a propaganda
izjavil, da Sc letos Rusi v Evro-
pi ne bodo vec borili sami.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-05

kot Osebne, privatne, zivljenske
sfrOske. AkO bi vlada d0vOlila
Odbiti take navadne stroske, bi
nobenemu ne biIo treba placati
davk0v, kajti skoro vsak izmed
mas zapravi skoro yes svoj Ia
sluzek "a take zivljenske stros-
Ike.
Kdaj Sc pa lahko odbije
stroske "a popravila pri hisi?
To Sc pa lahko stori samo Ia
krat, kadar imamo posestyo,
katero dam0 v najem. Ako ina
dayko-pla6evalec hiso "a dive
d r uzini, katero da popol-
noma v naiem, in dobi cd vsake
druzine $25 mesecne najemni-
ne, bi Iastnik hise dobil 5000
dohodkov letno cd najemnine.
Ampak takemu lastn1ku nj ire
ba porocai celih $500 ma dave
no polo kot dohodki, kajti ia
vsota nj Gisti dobicek. Lastnik
hise je mogoce dal $10O "a pa
piranje sob, in $50 "a druga po-
pravila, i'm " taken slucaju ina
pravico Odbiti $15O cd najem-
nine, tado da mu ostane samo
$3.50 cistega dobicka cd najem-
nine. Poleg tega mu pa zvezni
zakOni dOvOlijo Odbiti tudi ne
katere druge velike vsote cd
najemnine, i'm vsak lastnik hise
ina pravico do tega, da Sc mu
odbijejo take vsOte.-- Ako-- Sc
lastnik pravilno posluzi svojih
pravic, 81 lahko prihrani po-
vprecno cd $50 do $50 pri pla-
cevanJu dOhodninskega davka
ma IetO.
(dalje prihodnjic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-05

AMERICA, RED cross:

Kot je obicaj, bodo zenske
storile veliko delo vtekoci KAN
panji "a vojni sklad Ameriske-
ga rdecega kriza. v Cuyahoga
okraju je dolocena vsota ST.
10000, inarodna pa SIPS, ,0O0,-
600.
Vsak distrikt ina svojo ma
celnico, ki zbere skupaj prosto-
voljne delavke, ki ohiscejo sle-
herni DOM il apelirajo "a pro-
stoyeljne prispevke "a huma-
nitarne svrhe, ki jih vrsi RIDE
ci kriz ne le tn donna v slucaju
napada ali potrebe, pac pa igra
BE vecjo vlogo pri olajsanju
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-05

trpljenja in holecin ranjenim
fantom, XII Sc borijo "a kampa-
|nje Mrs. Frank J. Lausche, so.
proga nasega zupana, podna,
celnica pa je Mrs. Frank e
Bubna, 1899 E. IS St, soproga
drzavnega senatorial.
Ako Sc vas Be nj obiskalo, bo-
ste v kratkera obiskani po teh
delavkah in tedai ste proseni
da darujete cim- vec mogoce
Date, da boste olajsai in bhra,
Mill zivljenje fantom in dekle-
tom, XII SO horijo, rezili boste
zivlienja moi, zena in otrok /,
Inapadenih dezelah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-05

kih Hrvatov zakljueil uspesno,
kot konstruktivna manifestaci-
ia vseh hrvaskih sill in kot H.
raz zvestobe napram Ameriki,
napram zaveznikom in napram
ideji sloznosti med srbi, Hrvati
in Slovenci, tako v tel zemlji
kakor v Jugoslaviji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-05

v novem svobodnem svetu, "a.
vzela ono mesto, XII j pristoja
Naprej ma tenn potu naporov ir
bodite uverjeni, da yam bodo
prinesli bogatih sadov!
Kongres je postal brzojavne
pozdrave predsedniku Roosevelt
tn, Churchillu in Stalinu, dr.
Vladku Maceku, dr.. Krnjevicu
DIR. suteju in drugim.
Kongres ameriskih Hrvatoy
je izrazil svoje popolno zaupa.
nje banu Subasicu in ministru
Kosanovicu.
+, S trenotkom molka je kon.
gres pozdravil padle junake v
domovini in izrazil svoje sposto-
vanje dvema velikima Srboma
Nikola Tesli in Rev. ]. Krajno.
vieu, prijateljema hrvaskega ma.
roda.
Resolucije
Kongres je poslusal nato ci.
tanje resolucij, V katerih Sc
med drugim povdarja udanost
in zvestoba Hrvatov ameriski
domovini in .njenim demokrat,
skim ustanovam; ustanovljen je
stalni odbor "a koordinacije
vojnega napora ameriskih Hr-
vatov; kongres protestira pred
Ameriko in pred vsem svetom
prot brezvestnemu zaljenju ca,
sti in imena ameriskih Hrvatoy
in hrvaskega naroda v domovi,
nj; nadalje obsoja .kongres ma
najostrejsi nacin zloglasnega iz-
dajalca Pavelica in <njegove u
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-05
Zakljucek

Kongres Sc je zakljueil v skla.
du in miru. Ia castnega pred
sednika je bill izvoljen 6. Niko
Grskovic, XII je bill predsednik
jugoslovanskega odbora "a ca
So prve svetovne vojne. Burno
ploskanje, je pozdravilo to voli-
tev.
Predsednik kongresa je po-
stal 6. Zlatko Balokovic, docim
so prislo v odbor, med drugimi,
gg. Ivan Butkovic, Franc Pc
trinovic in Martin Bogdanovic.
v Ashland Auditorium .je
bill tako velik shod in manife-
stacija, katere Sc je udelezilo
veG tisoc ljudi, najvec Hrvatov,
a tudi mnogo Srbov in Sloven-
cev. Ma shodu so sklenili kupi-
ii pol milijona ameriskih vol
nih bondov. Hrvaska Bratska
zajednica je prevzela istega dne
"a 100000 dolarjev vojnih BON
dov. Predstavniki washington
ske administracije. State De-
partmenta, War Departments
in Treasury Departmental, so
pozdravili ia veliki prispevek a.
meriskih Hrvatov in izjavili, da
DO ameriska ylada dala zgraditi
hombno letalo, XII bo nosilo ime
First American Croatian
Congress. Ma zakljucnem sa-
stanku je kongres sopet posluv
Sal govore hryaskega bana DIR.
Ivana Subasiia, ministra 6. Sa-
We Kosanovica, mayor Kellya,
Etbin Kristana in drugih.
Tako se je knngras ameris-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-05
Vas dOhOdninski
davek
Pise VIM. j.. Kennick

PlSe VIM. j.. kennlck
Drugi placevaIci so mnenja,
da bi vlada mOraIa Odbiti cd Ia
sluzka, kar Sc je plaealo "a
premog in "a druge "stroske''
pri hisi. Odgovor ma to je, da
vlada ne odbije mic "a take
strOske. (Samo drzavni 3-odst.
Sales Tax Sc odbije). Stroske
"a premog, kupovanje pohistva,
popravljanje svojega avtomobi-
la, stroske "a jed in pijaco, ali
pa popravila pri svojemu sta
novanjus zvezna vlada smatra
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-05

staske tolpe: protestira proti
kvizlinskemu rezimu in njego-
vim zlocinom; .zahteva, da jih
zadene zasluzena kazen in da Sc
Jugoslaviji povrnejo neokranje-
ma VISA ozemlja in vse imetje,
narodno in zasebno; kongres
protestira proti vsem aneksi-
jam ma skodo Jugoslaviji, proti
aneksiji Istre in Gorice; poseb-
no tudi proti aneksiji Dalmaci-
je in Hrvaskega Primorja ter
, Medmurja = hrvaskih ozemelj,
katera je zlocinski kvizling in
zlocinec Pavelie ma izdajalski
nacin izrocil sovrazniku; hrvas-
XII narod zeli ziveti v skupnosti
z jugoslovanskimi harold, srbi,
Slovenci in po moznosti tudi
Bolgari, v svobodni in enako-
pravni drzavi, zgrajeni ma prin-
cipih federacije in demokracije /;
kongres pozdravlja vse borce
"a svobodno Jugoslavijo, XII s
svojim junastvom pomagajo Ia
veznikom; predlaga, da sc o.
snuje skupni odbor American
cev jugoslovanskega porekla, v
katerem maj Sc zdruzijo pred
stavniki centralnih organizacij
vseh ameriskih Hrvatov, Srbov,
Slovencev in Bolgarov, XII so is
kreno pripravljeni odstraniti
vse, kar " teh tezkih dneh slabi
sile ameriskega naroda; forum
hrvaskega kongresa prevzema
nalog, pozvati ma skupno delo
vse omenjene jugosloyansko-a-
meriske centralne organizacije; =;
amerlski Hrvati ustanoye sta1ni
odbor, XII bo najvisji forum "a
resevanje vseh problemoy citi-
ranih V, resolucijah. Ia odhor
DO mogel razpustiti edinole
sklep kongresa ameriskih Hrva-
tov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-05
KONGRES AMERIsKIH
HRVATOV
tNadaljeysnie 2 2. strand

',b ~ - = ~ N - -
jo DIR. vladka MaGeka v odkri-
tenn boju proti nacizmu in fa-
sizmu, proti kvizlingom in Mi
hovim pomagacem.
Tretji referat govori 0 ciljih
hrvaskega kongresa "a bodoc.
most; ia referat vsebuje vecje
stevilo konkretnih nacrtov "a
bodoce delovanje kongresa, ki
mora postati forum ameriskih
Hrvatov. Precital ga je hrvaski
izseljenik, g. Ladesic.
Prvi dan je pozdravil kongres
tudi minister ma razpolozenju
6. Sava Kosanovic, govorec Q
idejah in smernicah sedanjih
bojev Srbov, Hrvatov in Slo-
vencev v Jugoslaviji in 0 potre-
bi sloge v boju proti fasizmu in
nacizmu. Predsednik vseslovan-
skega kongresa, G. Leo Krzicki,
je pozdravil kongres aneriskih
Hrvatov v imenu vseh Slovanov
v Zedinjenih drzavah in nagla-
Sal, da Sc danes nahaja v tvor-
micah ameriskega vojnega ma
pora 55 odstotkov delavcev slo-
vanskega pokoljenja.
G. Etbin Kristan je v imenu
ameriskih Slovencev pozdravil
kongres in dejal, da je skupni
cilj vseh Sloyanov v sedanjih
bojih zmaga mad fasizmom.
Slovenci Sc bore "a svobodo,
zedinjeno Slovenijo v svobodni
in demokraticni Jugoslaviji. Nj
cesar ne zahtevamo, je izjavil
6. Kristan, cesar ne bi PRIMAL
vsakomur. =,
G. Franc Petrinovic v imenu
juzno-ameriskih Mrvatov, g.
Magazinovic v imenu jugoslo-
vanskih pomorscakov in boil
garski delegat Pirinski v imenu
Bolgarov, so tudi naslovii kon-
gresu svoje pozdrave.
Vazen govor je incl ma kon-
gresu senator Floride, G. Clau-
de Pepper; obrazlozil je glavne
ellie Amerike v vojni in v miru.
Pozval je vse Amerikance, ka-
terega koli pokoljenja, maj Sc
zedinijo boju "a svobodo in
neodvisnost. Ostro je obsodil
politieni in nazorni izolacioni-
zem in izjavil, da je Amerika
odlocena, zmagati v tel vojni in
doprinesti vse potrebne zrtve in
napore "a zgradbo trajnega mi
ru Zakljucil je zeljo, da bi
mila Hrvaska, obenem s Slove-
MILO in srbijo, dosegla svobodo
in v sredini svobodnih narodov,
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BY FRANCES LONG.

= BY FRANCES LONG.
NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Those of
us who worry about not being able
TO get enough meat, nylons and a
hundred and one other items we
have for years taken for granted,
should meet 1t Eunice Hatchitt,
who escaped from the Philippines
just before the fall of Corregidor.
Tall. slim and smartly uniformed,
it Is hard to believe that Texas
born 1t. Hatchitt went through the
stark horror of the battle of Ba-
taan and Corregidor. But looking
into the reality of her eyes and
hearing her talk, I found myself
losing touch with the large, airy
room we were in, the relaxing
chairs, the blue carpet. Suddenly
I was carried across thousands of
miles to Bataan, where the Amer
leans fought long, delaying, bloody
battle against the onrushing Japa-
nese over year ago.
Il left United States in 1910 to
go to Manila. I was excited be-
cause 1t was the first time had
been overseas. When war broke
out was stationed at Sternburg
Hospital in Manila" She was ST.
lent for a moment.
Steamer Under Fire.
But, as every one knows now, it
wasn't long before we were re-
treating to Bataan. The nurses
left by small river steamer. It
was under bombardment every mo-
ment. But I will always remember
the picture Of the soldiers who had
come by land, struggling into the
base on Bataan. There was one
small trail and they had to march
single file, their backs piled high
with everything they could hold.
They looked dirty, tired and hun
CRY. I thought that was terrible
sight but when the Japs started
bombing and straflng us" her
voice trailed off.
Living in the dense jungles of
Bataan with only few scattered
tents for the wounded. eating when
they had time, under bombardment
"a hours in the day, this small group
Of nurses fought bravely to save
the lives of our soldiers.
II hardly had time to think. I
believe that If I had had a few
minutes rest and started thinking
I would have gone crazy. Something
would have broken inside of me-"
Then abruptly came the fall Of
Bataan on April 10 at 6 o'clock in
the morning.
Retreat Was Horrible"
But we were still caring for the
wounded and did not get away
from Bataan until 10 o'clock. It's
a miracle to me how we missed the
Japs.
THE retreat from Bataan was
horrible. Rowboats, small steamers,
anything, were scurrying back and
forth, taking the retreating soldiers
to Corregidor. Although we had
huge Red Cross signs on ships car
rying the wounded, the Japs strafed
and bombed indiscriminately. 1t
was mess. Some frantic people
even tried swimming across, but they
didn't get far"
It was soon apparent that living
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on Corregidor was no better than
Bataan. An island of 20-odd miles,
1t possessed two large underground
tunnels. But these were hardly
enough for thousands of people to
sleep, cook and tend the wounded
in. The wounded we're placed in
one OF the tunnels, but more men,
many sick with malaria and dysen-
tary, were pouring in.
Medicine Runs Low.
There was just no room to take
care OF them. We had two meals a
day consisting of rice, tea and
carabou meat, which was slowly
undermining our health. Sanitary
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conditions were terrible, our medical
supply was running low and our
ammunition. too. There was about
one cigarette per person a week.
Working in dirty G. I. coveralls,
or monkey SUITS" as Ii. Hatchitt
calls them, the handful of nurses
STAYED Off starvation and death day
in and day out.
I'VE couldn't let ourselves get de-
pressed because we had to keep the
wounded soldiers spirits high. They
were such bunch of wonderful
kids.
All we seemed to talk about was
the day when we would be free from
Evening star., 1943-09-16

the Japs and have food. Whenever
I had time to catch a wink. !
dreamed Of huge steaks melting in
my mouth. It wasn't pleasant. to
wake up to the thought Of rice, dirt,
and DEATH"
Three Weeks on Corregidor.
1t. Hatchitt had been on Correg-
idor only three weeks-"they seemed
like years'-when she and nine
other nurses were ordered to leave.
They boarded a Navy plane and
flew to Australia.
Since 1t. Hatchitt has been back In
this country, she has had no rest.
Frantic persons calling her on the
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f39) Mems Sanforised Wash
Pants; in fancy patterns. Sizes
80 to SO. Orig. 1.o8------e7e
t10) Mems Tropical Suits; in
tan, natural and blue. Broken
sizes. Orig. l7.s5--------9.So
(l) Tan Tropical Suit; single
breasted model, size 80. Orig.
17.05 ---------o.S 50
~ AI-wool Tropical Worsted
Suit; in blue, size 40. Orig.
1919 ------------------9. SO
(1) All-wool Tropical Wor-
sted Suit; single breasted
model in brown shade. Size
~ slim. Orig. 16.75----9.50
~ Al-wool Tropical Worsted
Suit; single e-breasted model.
Size 80 slim. Orig. 16.75-9.50
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1943-09-16
LINENS

(47) Lace Bureau Scarfs; 36
and ~ in. sizes. Orig. sec. 3oe
(3s) 3-Pc. Heavy Lace Chair
Back Sets; in dark colors.
Orig. 29c ---------------l Sc
(4s) Woven Homespun Lunch
con Cloths; size 36x36 In. Orig.
(9D Homespun Doilies; in
various colors and sizes. Orig.
lZc ca. Sc
(57) Rayon and Cotton Nap
kins; in plaid designs. Orig.
l5c ca. a.----tOs De
(l4) Rayon and Cotton Dim
ner Cloths; extra large size,
60x80 in. Orig. 1.99----l.34
t4D Heavy Turkish Towels;
in various styles and sizes. Sec
onds OF soc quality----30e
(94) Turkish Wash Cloths;
size 12xl2 in, solid colors.
Orig. 10c ca. -------6e
t53 yds.) Honeycomb Dish
Toweling; unbleached, Is in.
wide. Orig. 22c yd.----l5e
(7) Loop Chenille Bath Rugs;
heavy quality. in solid colors.
Orig. 4.99 -----3.66
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1943-09-16
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(6) Rayon Faille Culotte
Jumpers; In brown and navy.
Orig. 2.99 -------1.4@
az Misses 2-Pc. Cotton Print
Suits; sizes II and IA. Orig.
S.So --------------- -
~ Women's 2-Pc. Rayon and
Wool Suits; In beige shade.
Sizes 40 and A. Orig. 1899.
5.8s
lS Women's 1-Pc. Cotton
Coveralls; In navy and brown.
Sizes 40 and a. Orig. 3.99.
z.44
(12) Misses Cotton Work
Blouses; in blue and brown.
Sizes II to is. Orig. 1.59. 1.39
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1943-09-16
GIRLS

(29) Girls Grey Tweed Stacks;
of wool and cotton, others OF
rayon. Sizes 8 to 16. Orig.
2.29 -------1 -
(59) Girls Rayon and Cotton
Print Skirts; in red. blue and
rose floral designs. Sizes 8 to
IA. Orig. 1.89 -----59e
(s) Girls Raincapes; in red
and white. water repellent.
Broken sizes. Orig, l.69. LA
~ Tots Rayon Blouses; sizes
and 2. Orig. 1.29 --89e
t2) Girls Outing Flannel Pa
jamas; size IL. Orig. 1.25-49e
t24) Infants Receiving Blank
cts; in white or pink. Irregu-
lars of 39c quality y-----2oe
t3) Crib Blankets; in white or
blue. Irregulars Of 89c quail
lty 64e
u5) Girls Wool Sweaters;
slipon and button front styles,
with short sleeves. Orig. 1.39.
100
t37) Tots Play Suits; long
pants with eton jacket, of
printed percale. Broken sizes.
Orig. 1.25 -----35e
(56) Tots Wash Dresses; in
sheer and heavy printed per-
Gale. Broken sizes. Orig.
Lou voc
~ Crib Mattress; size 27x52
inches. Orig. sos. Sold "as
tl) Bathinette; damaged and
soiled. Orig. 7.99-----1.Oo
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1943-09-16
31333;3l3

tS) White Batiste Slips; en-
broidery trimmed tops. Small
sizes. Orig. 2.98-----2.29
(10) Cotton Slips; built-up
shoulders. Small sizes. Orig.
1.VU SOG
az Rayon Crepe Slips; orig
inally 100 -----------5oe
ts) Cotton Slips; embroidery
trimmed. Orig. 1873 ---l.54
(20) Cotton Knit Shorts; orig
inally soc -----------1oe
~ Cotton Gowns; slightly
imperfect. Orig. 1.00----4ee
(10) Batiste Gowns; originally
(3) Rayon Crepe Slips; in blue.
Small sizes. Orig. 1.l9---4se
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1943-09-16
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(1S) Cotton and Rayon
Dresses; In washable prints.
Misses sizes. Orig. 2.99 to
sos ------S9e
~ Women's Rayon Jersey
Dresses; sizes 80 to AZ. Orig.
1925 1T
(5) Junior Seersucker Jumper
Dresses: fast color and wash
able. Sizes 8 to Is. Orig.
4.99 80
(7) Cotton Maternity Dresses;
2-piece style, in fast color
prints. Sizes II to 20. Orig.
2.99 .S6
GoIdenber0's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1943-09-16
k3l!l!l:13!ll3:}I.13

II pc.) 2xs it. Plain Broad
loom; orig. 7.00.---3.OO
~ 9xI2 IT. Extra Quality
Broadloom; slightly imperfect.
Orig. 10000 ---5o,O 90
Il pc.) 27x45 in. PIains Broad
loom; orig. 6.00---7.5o
~ 9x12 #. Heavy Plain Band
Border Rug; slightly imper-
feet. Orig. 95.00---So.Oo
~ sx12 IT. Felt Base Rugs;
slightly imperfect 800
~ 412x6 It. Plain Broadloom
Samples; orig. 1850 ----o.S5
tD 27x54 in. White Broadloom
Rug; soiled. Orig. 7.95 $50
~ 4Ax6 #. Black Broad
loom Rug; wool face. Orig.
1850 --------5.Oo
Il pc.) 3x9 It. Administer Car
pet; hit and miss effect. Orig.
lU.50 -. ----- ------7 90
~ 2x3 IT. Hook Rug; slightly
damaged. Orig. 2.50.---l 90
Goldenbero's-Third Floor