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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-28
Chicago Bears Viewed as
One of Best Combinations

other odds aud ends went up to
81. EliEabeth's Hospital yester-
day to spend the day and evening
with Frank Cope. the captain and
tackle OF the Giants.
Cope Just the day before had
his knee cut open to remove loose
cartilage and straighten out ad.
hesions that have multiplied under
the bumpings that he has receiv.
ed through a couple Of decades Of
high school, college and profess
sional foo.jalling.
Just before the game started
in Chicago ! suggested We make a
little bet while the guy on the
radio, one Harry Weismer. was
getting set for the broadcast Cope
took the Redskins. ! took the
Bears. He lay there with his
sliced up l-g in a cast and sat
eating a box OF candy somebody
had brought him and We listened
TO the game. with the result that
won a dollar.
Mind you, all week Cope and
Coach Steve Owens OF the Giants
had been babbling that the Red
skins would win. They were de-
termined about that didn't pro
fess to know. except that always
like the Bears in the tough spots.
That was an easy dollar.
The Bears have no equals for
power in these times. and even the
professional players sometimes are
misguided in their opinions. | did
beat Cope FOR buck.
Anyhow. the pro football sea.
son is over finally, the last Of
the major sports events for the
time being and now the winter is
here with nothing going on and
everybody who reads the sports
pages can we'll wonder what will
come up next the way things are.
I'm sure ! don't know. | have
several things in mind. one is
temporary retirement. Money in
terferes with that. Another is a
fish and game piece every day.
But that requires that you go fish
ing and hunting. II looks kind OF
tough.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-28
Bob Hoernschmeyer Chosen to
Perform i'm New Years Game

san Francisco. Dec. 2s-lNs -
Coach Andy Kerr said today the
East team will depend considerably
on passing when II meets the West
team in the annual shrine game at
ketar Stadium New Years day.
We've never overlooked bring.
ing a passer along With us. and
while We haven't got one like Paul
Goyernaii, the Columbia star OF
last year. We have Bob Hoernsch-
meyer. the freshman from Indiana.
along with us. said Kerr.
Bob isn't quite as polished as
Governai. naturally, but the boy is
good enough and It's more than
likely he'll throw the ball plenty
during the time he's In the game. 9"
Kerr also said ne and his Co
coach. DR.. George Hauser. the Min
nesota mentor. are going TO depend
lot on the speed OF their players.
Their plans. thus far. call for
plenty OF passing and lightning.like
thrusts designed TO catch the heav-
Ter West team mapping
While the Fast team got ready
to 20 through a good workout again
al Santa Clara today. Oin T..
p8abe) Hollingbery, head coach OF
the West team. and his associate.
Lawrence T. (Buch Shaw, indicat.
ed they would rely pretty much on
the hreak-away idea. having two
good threats in Jimmy Nelson. the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-28
Fights Last Night
(By United Pressl

(By United Press
New Haven, Conn.-Julie Kogon,
13412, New Haven. knocked out
Buster Beaupre. 140. Burlington,
Vt. (7); Joe Wasnick. 1871. New Ha-
ven, decisioned George Marine.
1870 Bridgeport, Conn. (6); Fred.
die Pope, IFS. Augusta. Ga. stop
ped Tony Clio. 1888. New Haven
t2); Shocks Lacey, l29. New Ha-
ven, decisioned Julio Malavez,
1875, San Juan, P. r. (6D.
Newark, N. Rocky Grabiano,
1872, New York. stopped Milo Theo-
rorescu, 145% Rumania az; Joe
Curcio, 147&. Newark. decisioned
Phil Enzenga, $50, Baltimore (6);
Teddy Reynolds. ia. New York,
stopped Benny Deathpaine. 172, st.
Louis (2): Eddie Steel, 1854. New
burgh, ~ Y, decisloned Collidge
Miller. 1e1, Brooklyn (5l.
Washing Oma. 1856. De-
troit. decisioned Herbert Marshall,
lis, Brooklyn 90: Victor Creel-
man, New York. outpointed HuDert
Samuels, Philadelphia (S): Otho
Brannon. Harrisburg, Pa. knocked
out Pete Nasion, Wheeling. w. Va.
(2): Jesse Moraney, Harrisburg.
stopped Bee Bee Washington.
Washington (6); George Terrell.
Washington, drew with King Shar-
by, Harrisburg 81.
New Orleans-Phil Terranova.
1881 New York, retained his
world featherweight title. by stop
ping Jackie Callura, 126, Hamilton,
Ont. co..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-28
Sports Roundup

Mm-Ns-rhe once topmoneySinnng Asas today headed h
outstanding thoroughbred nominated for the $4,000
Hialeah
The formerly worth $50
added purse when Haeah remained
closed due the ban pleasure driving.
Los AngeNs-A secret weapon" popped up today but
would
Southern California give
defense
Unversiy Tformation
Bowl football classic in Pasadena
YoNsFsht fans looked forward today to ripsnorting
mddeweght and George
night in Madison Square Gar
a 10round match
Austin Tex-UP-re1as back
holiday should physically despite
their practice equipment home with
X his
keep In Cotton Bowl with the
Randolph Field filters Dallas
New York retained his world
who
Hamilton Ont short Of the sched
technical knockout In the
their fight in the Coliseum last night to bear out the
made him 10 odds avorite
Calura he accomplished
him eeney with hard body and head punches
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-28

ranking among the nations women
tennis players, yesterday defeated
Annette Domino OF Paterson, N. j.,
so, so.
Lillian Lopaus OF City Island, y,
Y, regarded as most likely to meet
Miss Fry in the finals, also was
an easy winner. sweeping past kit
ty Hill OF Brookline. Mass. So,
60. Miss Lopaus is the defending
champion.
A field OF Is girls competed in
the opening day OF the meet which
ends Thursday at the Longwood
covered courts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-28
CHAPTER THIRTY-NINE

! CHAPTER IHlh L NINE
MRS. PLATT appeared around
the corner Of the schoolhouse at
that moment We'll, for heaven s
sake!" she exclaimed. What on
earth are you three doing out
there?"
playing truant.- said Adam.
The idea! March yourselves
right straight into that school
house-all of you"
Susan laughed. You sound ex-
actly like Miss Simpson," she said,
"a school teacher we once had. My,
but she was bossy."
Il don't mean to be bossy," said
Mrs. Plat But II we give the
play around Thanksgiving we've
got to get busy. So let's get start
cd"
Adam, Brenda and Susan fol-
lowed her into the auditorium.
The rest Of the cast was assem-
bled on the stage. waiting.
But somehow or other the re-
hearsal didn't so very well. 1t was
probably because Adam. Susan,
Jack and Ruth-the four princi-
pals-hsd so many other things on
their minds, although Mrs. Platt
also seemed bit absent-minded at
times. For the first time since they
had begun rehearsing she seemed
TO lack fire. So perhaps II was the
fact that her driving force was
missing that things wens badly.
Anyway, Ruth kept remember
ing that Adam had arrived at the
rehearsal with Susan Potter. She
had seen them come up the walk
together before joining Brenda,
and again she had the upsetting
feeling TINT Adams was growing
serious in his emotions where Su-
san was concerned. II troubled her
more than she'd care to admit, and
caused her to miss her cue now
and then.
And Jack, watching Ruth watch
Adam, found 1t difficult TO concen-
trate upon his lines. Army life fac
ing him-maybe death on some
far-of battlefield-and the girl he
loved showing much too great an
interest in another man. II de-
pressed him, gave him that terri
BILE what's-the-use feeling. And, as
consequence, the play h. was re-
hearsing seemed terribly lnimpor-
tant
Susan, meanwhile, was worrying
about Bill. wondering IL he ever
would bring 10 close his business
relations with Alicia Carter-n the
relations were businesslike - and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-28
By STANLEY

turned the old buggy factory
into a war plant, Linville would
have Been free of the danger he
now felt was hanging over 1t That
threatening note - the near-disas-
trous fire in the engine room-the
broken machinery-the batch of
worthless tools. All those things,
small in a way, but ominous, an
Notwithstanding. All put to-
gether to make him feel that Lin
vile was now bull. upon the very
tip of volcano. And all because
he had made it a war town For a
moment or two he wished that he
had never worked to get the tool
contracts-that he had Just left
the old abandoned buggy factory
as 1t was. sigging roofs. rusting
machinery. cobwebs and dirt. Then
he remembered that he had been
complimented upon the quality of
tools he was turning out, had been
told that they were being used with
telling effect in the manufacture Of
planes and tanks, and his shoulders
lifted.
What II -inville was sitting on
the top Of a volcano? Better that
than having IT become a town OF
serfdom. Better his friends and
dear ones experience fears and sor-
rows than to find themselves with
out liberty. without the right TO
speak, or do, or even think.
He tasted the water, found that
It was now running cold, and filed
a glass for Mrs. Platt. who was
talking to Brenda.
will you take over the direct
ing for a while. my dear?" she
asked.
"Of course Brenda said. AL
though I'm nothing like as good as
you"
"Fiddiesticks" said Mrs. Platt-
Things are pretty well on-so
just see that the actors forget
themselves a little morc-stop be-
ing so self-conscious."
"All right, I'll see what I can
DO" said Brenda
You'll do all right, l know
Mrs. Plat assured her.
Adam returned with the glass of
water and watched Mrs. Plat
drink IL She looked old all at once.
he thought, as though all the life
had drained from her. She handed
him the glass. thanked him and
sighed deeply.
rs there something bothering
you ?" Adam wanted to know.
Mrs. Platt nodded. and tears
yelled her eyes sit down" she
said.
(To he ContinuedD
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-28

former Alabama All.AmericAn and
Herman Wedemsytr. the Hawaiian
star who startled West Coast fans
this fall in performing for ST.
Marys
The East still remained > 10 !
underdogs among the local bettors
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-28
WELL PROVIDED FOR

EATON. O.-INS-Willism Ray
Brown, pre-Pearl Hsrbor father
Of near New Paris. who was in
Quoted into the military forces at
TT. Thomas, Ky. will leave his
family well provided for. Brown
has eight children With the gov
eminent allotment OF $50 for his
wife. $50 for the first child. and
$50 for each Of the other children.
his family will receive a monthly
allotment check for 1920 a month.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-28

feeling at times as though life were
doing cruel things to her. She even
felt a pang Of downright fear as
the thought came to her that ALI
'cia Carter was quite able to break
up the Potter home, IL she really
wanted Bill Potter badly enough.
Adam. too. let his problems, per-
sonal and otherwise, interfere with
his attention to the role he was TO
play opposite Susan there upon the
high school auditorium stage. The
factory-the things Brenda had
told him about Zeb Rottler-Zeb's
aunt in the cafeteria kitchen, and
the sugar and salt episode-and
Otto's trips to Richmond. Putting
them all together, those trouble
some matters. he got almost pam
icky. found it terribly hard to say
romantic lines out Of play manu-
script.
All in all, 1t was a pretty sorry
excuse for a rehearsal.
Finally Mrs. Plat. going sudden
ly limp and looking as though
something were actually breaking
her heart. sat down and closed her
eyes.
Anything wrong ?" Adam asked
her.
"rn be all right presently" she
said, trying to smile.
Shall I get you a glass OF
water?"
Thank you. Adam. And send
Brenda TO me, please"
Adam hurried of. He spoke to
Brenda in passing. and then vert
for the water. As he waited at the
faucet for II to run cold. he began
to feel terribly down. WAR. What
a devastating thing it was-reach-
ing into every corner OF the world,
touching everything and everyone,
and struggling to squeeze the last
vestige Of laughter and gaycty out
OF the universe. Little over a year
ago Lnville had been a smiling
town, growing and thriving, and
filled with people who planned, who
laughed. and visited-who married.
had children. and built homes. And
now look at it. Already several
families had received word Of the
loss Of sons or fathers or husbands.
A casualty here-on Elm Street, or
may be Oak, or out In the Negro
section. since several Negro boys
he had grown up with were now
in the service. WAR. REACHING out
srasping -squeezing -destroying.
And that wasn't enough. Oh, no.
sabotage and espionage had to
creep in. threaten the little town.
And 1t was all his fault II he hadn't
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-28
Fry Girl Wins by
Love Set Contest

Chestnut Hill. Mass. Dec. rs
Up Seventeen-year-old Shirley
Fry OF Akron, O., indicated today
after her first round love set vic
tory that the sponsors OF the Ma
tional Girls Indoor Meet made no
mistake when they put her in the
top seeded position to win the 1913
title.
Miss Fry. whose consistent play
last summer earned her 18th place
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-28
NOW FOLKS CAN SLEEP

NEWTON. Ill.-INS-Chief I. ".
Illusions face was as red as the
laquer on his fire truck when he
found a thief had stolen the siren
from the fire truck. The Chief dis
covered the theft when he went
to the fire station 10 service the
truck after several weeks lapse.
He pointed out significantly that
the fire station adjoins the city
jail.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-28
East Team to Depend on Passing
FRgsHER THAN FRESH

STATE COLLEGE. Ps.-lNs--
SiKty-nins experimental fresh
men at Penn State this year have
been earning their high school d.
plomas while starting their college
careers. The students are "edu-
catlonal guinea pigs" In a state
wide wartime acceleration pro-
gram under which secondary
school students within one half q
year OF graduation are permitted
10 enter colleges as freshmen in
full standIng.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-28
JOE E. BROWN CARRIES ON

CHuNGKING-lNS 49, Joe r.
Brown. we'll known comedian. re
Gently paid China's wartime capt
tai a surprise visit to entertain
American Army men. Previously
he had appeared at Kunming and
HenEyang
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-28
ENGINEERING LEAGUE

Engstrom $50. Smith AS. Quar-
rles 1853. Evans 459. Strauss 1896,
Champagne 2S4. handicap 96; to-
tails, 6S2, 773, ga, 2l3l.
Lions
Brink 492. Welch 457. Van Naltor
400. S. Fearing 407. Peters 1926 to-
tails, IA, 6s5, .743. 22o2,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-28
Bowling Scores
lAoIss RECREATION BOWLING

High individual one Eame-Lu.
cylle Shafer. lS7.
High individual three games
Lucylle ShAfer. 49,.
High team single game-Natiou.
al and Apparel. tied. $50
High team three games-Nation.
al, 1864.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-28
Wildcats

Kerbyson 479, Richardson AS.
McMaster 339. Average 351. Osberg
$50; totals, 7s5, 6s4, 1875, 2l74.
leopsrds
Willard 40S. Kalescke $50. eau
ghey 26s, Stricken 465. Schlight
400. handicap SO; totals. 577. $50.
75l, 1888.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-28

Annex
Lois Max $50. Mae Fox $50. Zola
Doering (sve.1 S5l. Harryette KEEL
lar Cave) 354; totals. SIS. i73. AS.
1894.
Apparel
McComb 405, Schwison SOS. J..
Schramm ISL. L. Shafer 494. handi-
cap is; totals, 500, SIS. 52l, 1872.
ReSalI
A. Fem 396. r. Mclnally 500. V.
Scharbat 3ls. b. Hutton 2l7. handi-
cap IA: totals. Az, 45S, 469, l404.
Cities Service
VI. Evans $40. V. Lidke 44t. r.
Howe $40, r Berthael 425. totals.
453, $50, 53S. 1851.
Shaefer's (Huron ST.
NJ Stitt 39l. J. Samson 500. ID.
Glenn 303. NJ. Russell SSl. handi-
cap 1873; totals, 500, 456. 4s3, 1899.
National
Betty Beck 4l6. Katherine Ehle
500. Helen Klavitter $50. Alyerta
fowler 479; totals, 56S. $40. $50,
1864.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-08
Gen. Mihajlovic
Obeta Nemcem
silo "a ognjilo
General naznanja il svoje-
ga glavnega stana, da DO
tako postopal z Nemci, ka-
kor postopajo slednji z
Jugoslovani.

KAIRO, Egypt, Z. januarja.
George Crawley, Reuterjev
porocevalec, naznanja, da je
tidal general Mihajlovic il svo-
jega tajnega glavnega stana IL
javo, da DO tako postopal z nem-
skimi vojaki in civilisti v Jugo-
slaviji, kakor postopajo slednji
z Jugoslovani, ako Nemci ne
prenehajo S svojimi grozodejstvi
v Srbiji.
General Draza Mihajlovie je
izjavil, ida je Nemcija, bojeca
Sc splosnega upora Y Jugoslavi,
j v slucaju razsula Italije, po-
slala nadaljnje tri divizije svo:je-
ga ~vojastva v naso okolico, kier
je zdaj devet nemskih divizij.
"Italijani imajo V Jugoslavi-
j osemnajst divizij, Bolgari Sc
dem, Madzari pa sest," je rekel
general Mihajlovic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-08
VELIKO POMANJkANJE
OLA MA VZHODU

Mesta in drugi kraji ma who'd
nj obali Zedinjenih draw bodo
priseljena proglasiti sredi zine
solske pocitnice ter zapreti Sole,
docim bodo restavracije odprte
samo oh gotovih urah, ker je
veliko pomanjkanje kurivnega
OLA. zupljani vee zupnij pa bo-
do prisiljeni do zacasne zdruzit-
We, da sc bodo lahko shajali v
eni cerkvi, mesto vsak v svoji.
Pomanjkanje ola je re zdaj
obcutno. Sole, XII so k~urjene z
oljem, bodo morale zapreti svo-
ia vrata ter odloziti pouk do
toplejsega vremena, nakar DO
pouk v poletju podaljsan ter
bodo poletne poeitnice toliko
krajse.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-08
Iopovov posi|iIo m|odo zeno v noyzo6
nos+i nieneqo mozo

Vceraj zgoraj zjutraj je sest
mladih lopovov zgrabilo neke-
ga mladega moza, katerega je
drzala, docim so ostali
storili silo njegovi mladi zeni v
parkanem avtomobilu ma samot-
nj Hugo Avenue, pr Indepen-
dence Rd., v blizini velikih je-
klarn.
Mlada zena je druzabnica v
neki gostilni na w. Is. cesti,
kjer Sc je njen MOI vceraj zju-
traj OBJ dveh Z MO sestal, ko je
zena koneala $ svojim delom,
nakar sta s1a v neko restavra-
clio. Onih sest fantov, XII so bill
pref tudi v oni gostilni, jima je
sledilo v restavracijo, in ko sta
odsla, SO odsli tudi oni "a nil
ma.
Kako je bill izvrsen zlocin
diva ixmed njih sta me dr.
zala, docim so ostali stirje osta-
Ii z mojo xeno v AUTOMOBILE" e
Fkk -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-08
Slayni Z%nanstyenik i'm
J~ugoslOyan : NikOla
Tesla ulnrl
Iznajditelj je ucakal visoko
starost IS let. = S Teslo
je legel v grob MOI izred-
Nth zmoznosti.

Nikola Tesla, slaven iznajdi-
tell ma polju elektricitete in pc
rodu Jugoslovan, je umrl nocoj
v visoki starosti IS let.
Pokojnik je bill iznajditelj mo-
dernih metod generacije in di-
stribucije elektricne energije.
Tesla, XII je bill sin pravoslav-
mega svecenika, je bill rojen dine
10. julia 1857 v Smiljanu ma
Hrvaskem. Svoje nauke je do
konGal ma univerzi v Pragi.
Svojo prvo iznajdbo je iznasel
leta 1881 v Budimpesti. Ia IL
Nadia je bila v izboljsanju te-
lefona. Tri leta pozneje, ko mu
je bio u let, Sc je preselil v
Zedinjene drzave.
Nekaj casa je bill zaposlen
pri Thomasu E. Edisonu v O.
range, N. j., kjer je delal osnut-
Ike motorjev in generatorjev.
Toda kmalu Sc je posvetil prou-
cevanju iznajdb, katerih je ma
redil ogromno stevilo.
Njegov princip rotarskega
magnetnega polja je vtelesen v
aparatu, S katerim sc prenasa
elektriena energija il Magyar
skin slapov. Dale je iznasel po-
kojni ucenjak cello vrsto novih
dinamov, kondenserjev in dru-
9Th elektrienih aparatov. wi
Pokojni Tesla je bill samee ter
je incl svojo posebno z~ivljenj-
sko rutino. K pocitku je odhajal
zjutraj oh polsestih, vstajal pa
je Oh 1890 dopo1dne.
Maj DO ohranjen blag spomin
velikemu iznajditelju in velike-
mu Jugoslovanu!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-08
RUSkE ARMADE zAvzELE
1.NADALNIH kRAJEv
Bezeei Nemci pozigajo "a seboj vasi ter
dinamitirajo pota in mostove.
" RUSIJI Sc 30 NAJBRzE RAZSULA VISA NEMsKA
BOJNA SILA

MOSKVA, z. januarja - Ma
predujoc z ogromnim rama
HON, SO vihrale sovjetske arma-
de tekom noel skozi trge in va
81, XII SO bile doslej oblasti
Nemcev, neprestano napadajoe
S pehoto, konjenico, tank in z
vojaki-smucarji. Same ma Kav-
kazu in oh Donu so zavzele SOW
jetske cete vceraj % NEST, tr-
gov in vasi.
Pc 5000 nemskih izgub ma dan
Nemske izgube ma ubitih in
ujetih, ne vstevsi ranjencev,
znasajo povpreeno pc S., 900 MOI
ma dan. Poleg tega so ogromne
izgube nemskega vojnega ma
teriala. Nemci imajo vedno
mani upanja, da hi ojacili svo-
je cete, ker Rust vedno boil
ogrozajo njihove glavne komu-
nikacijske crte.
Ma kavkaski 'front.' Rusi ma
glo prodirajo oh zelezniski pro-
81 proti Rostovu v smeri cd bo-
gath oljnih poll ter so napre-
dovali Re Is mill cd Prehladna-
je.
Ruska zmaga ma Kavkazu
Ma Kavkazu so Rust " srdi-
tenn nocnem napadu naskoeili in
zavzeli neki velik kraj, cigar j.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-08
K vojakom

Strica Sama je Sci sluzit dine
5. ~januarja Matt Lekan in ST.
GER S prvo skupino fantov 49,
10 letnikov il Euclida. Mladi vo-
jak je sin Mr.. in Mrs. Lekan il
Euclida. Lanskega leta v janu-
arju je graduiral il Euclid Cen
trail sole, sedaj pa je pohajal We
cerno solo v Fem College. Pred
odhodom k vojakom Sc je "a
hvalil vsem fantom in dekletom
IL Graphite Bronze Co., XII so
mu priredili odhodnico ter "a
darila. zelimo mu srecen povra-
tick!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-08

mena poroeilo ne navajo. Tu so
pobili Rusi 600 Nemcev, zajeli
200 ujetnikov, % tankov, Sc
dem oklopnih avtov, 21 topov,
IA strojnic, 80 zakopnih MOI
narjev, 100 trukov in velike
mnozine zivil, municije in dru-
9Th potrebscin.
Rusi Iomastijo preko okupira-
nth krajev
MOSKVA, petek, 8. januarja.
- Ruske armada so poplavile
vceraj 81 krajev in vasi oh dol
MEM Donu, kjer Sc nahajajo
mani kakor Is mill cd Rostova,
in ma Kavkazu, kjer bezeci
Nemci pezigajo "a seboj vasi in
m~ostove.
Priznanje nemskega radia
(Snocnji nemski radio prizna-
va, da Sc Nemci umikajo il
svojih mocnih postojank, in 81
GER pc "zasnovanem nacrtu, da
skrajsajo svoje linije''. To pri-
znanje radia Sc smatra "a pri-
pravo nemskega ljudstva ma ne
ugodne vesti, XII imajo Sc priti).
Ruske cete so zlaj re v razda-
iii artilerijskega obstreljevanja
Georgijevska, velikega zeleznis-
kega kriziscca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-08

povedal policiji MOI, XII je ko-
mai 10 let star. "Kmalu nato
sta prisla diva il automobile, XII
sta me prijela, nakar sta stopi-
la v avtomobil ona diva, XII sta
me dotlej drzala."
lena je stara 18 let
Zakonca sta povedala policij,
da so ju zadrzavali lopovi ma
doticnem samotnem mestu sko-
70 dive uri. zena, XII je stara ko-
mai 18 let in tehta 102 funta,
je izjavila, da so il grozili, da jo
bodo pretepli, ako Sc Jim ne
VIDA.
Aretacija treh malopridnezev
Policija je doslej aretirala
voznika automobile in diva IL
med njegovih tovarisev. Diva
sta stara pc 18, eden pa 10 let,
Eden Timed njih je bill ze 17.
decembra obtozen hudodelstva
positive ter je zdaj ma svobodi
pod varscino $1,000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-08
Novoletno darilo

Druzino Mr.. in Mrs. Maizel,
1919 Greenwood Ave., so vile
rojenice obdarile ma Novega le-
ia dan z zalo hcerko, prvorojen-
ko. Matt in dete sc nahajata v
Booth Memorial bolnisnici ter
sc dobro pocutita. Deklisko ime
matere je bio Christine Babich.
Cestitamo!