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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
Steuber Stopped

TFBieaTt9f- HE developments
Of this topsy-turvy football sea
son is the case OF Bob Steubcr.
former All-Amerlcan from Mis-
sour, whose sizzling scoring
pace of better than p points
per game has made him the No.
touchdown artist of the
country.
Steuber reported 10 De Paw
University Just after the In
diana club had played its open
ing game. ScoreleSS tie with
Oberlin College. As soon as
Steuber got into the lineup. he
began his point-making ram
page, running UP l29 points IN
five games.
This dazzling display Of often
sive power was easily the tops
in the country. Al the moment
Steuber IS we'll established in
the van In second place is
Steve Van Buren,. Louisiana
State back. who rs trailing by
81 points.
Steuber had anticipated a
final chance 10 run in the COM
Guiding game with Wabash Col
lege on Nov. l3. But last week
the navy transferred a big
batch OF bluelacket trainees
from Wabash TO the next phase
OF their scholastic work
So Wabash this week can
celed that last game and
Sfeuber's chances Of leading the
touchdown parade, although
. still good are considerably re-
aHrnA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
AII-Irish Props Play
For yorktown Title

The Irish can't lose this one.
With all-IriSh lineups guaran-
teed. st. Leo and 81. Vincent High
School football teams, members OF
the Catholic League, viii meet Go
put it politely for the cham
pionship of Corktown' at South
western Field Sunday afternoon.
A Little Green jug also viii be
at stake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
P. As Worried

It's a tough racket being a
publicity man. You're apt to in
herit all sorts of headaches.
many of which have little 10 do
with getting your employers
name into the public prints.
Take the experience OF Jack
Overmire, Indiana press liaison
expert, for example. While en-
route 70 Ann Arbor last week,
the HooSiers had to stop over
in indianapolis for a couple of
hours between trains. Most OF
The athletes decided 10 kill time
by attending a local cinema.
John Cannady Indiana quar-
terback, fell asleep in the movie
house and when he awoke his
mates were already on their
way &c the Wolverines strong
hold.
Overmire was detailed 10
meet the tardy Cannady when
Mis- train arrived IN Detroit last
Friday morning. But Cannady
crossed him up by merely
changing TO the train bound for
Jackson. where the Indiana
team was stopping the day be-
fore the game.
Overmire spent the remainder
of Friday afternoon and good
part of the night searching for
his man in the railroad station.
He finally abandoned his vigil
and went on 10 Ann Arbor
where he found Cannady wait
ing patiently for the ball game
TO start.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
Bob | a|es
How Dorais
Originated the
Forward Pass
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

The real value OF Gus Dorais'
contribution 10 the develop
ment of the forward pass as a
major offensive weapon is re-
counted in Clark ShaughneSsys
informative and engaging Foot
ball in War and Peace.
The pass wasn't new when
Dorais arrived on the Notre
Dame scene, but II was freak
play Of small practical worth.
There were only two methods
of throwing the ball, neither
very effective.
You could cup the pigskin be-
tween your hand and wrist and
heave il in much the same man.
ner that a track man losses a
weight. Or you could flip 1t
undetermined.
Dorais was the first big-tlme
performer TO conceive and exc
cute the revolutionary idea of
gripping the ball near the end
and throwing il like baseball.
The Notre Dame coach, Frank
(Shorty) Longman. was both
interested and skeptical when
he discovered the little fresh
man from Chippewa Falls ex-
perimenting with this new tech
nlque.
That's pretty good. but II
won't work with a wet ball"
Longman decided. 1T will slip
out OF your hand"
mo, IL won't" Dorais in
sisted SOAK one I'm the water
bucket and I'll show you"
Dorais' demonstration quickly
made a true believer out of
Longman. The youngster threw
the dripping ball as easily as
he had tossed the dry one.
And when the plgskin was
smeared with mud. Gus con-
tinued 10 hit his targets al al
most any distance
So A mighty new weapon was
added. 10 the arsenal OF the
NotreOames and a legend Of
football\>rr1ght and brilhance
Was horn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
d Women BoWIers
Score Over $50

Four standout scores are re-
ported today in the Junior Indi-
Wdual Classic for women at
Winter Garden. Irene thinner
man led on $50 with a 208 finish.
Marie Sparrow, 66S; Mrs. Lillian
Beattie, 662; Dorothy Murton.
652 had the next three places.
Competition in this division is re-
stricted 10 those with averages
Of 159 or under.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
Bowler Goes
For No. III

For a sense of the appropriate
in bowling today there's Albert
DeNau, Bonn Aluminium fore
man Of Department Ill.
Rolling yesterday in a divi-
sion OF the shop league on the
eleventh day of the eleventh
month, he started at IL a. m.
and finished at I:l1 p. m.
He used ball number Ill and
averaged Ill for three games
at Great Lakes Recreation.
To boot there are III units in
his name.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
Gophers Try New Men

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. u (INS)
Coach George Hauser hoped to-
day the Minnesota left halfbacks,
Red Williams and Tom Gates, a
freshman. would get good chance
10 show what they can do against
Iowa tomorrow B o t h players
have ability, Hauser said and
have given good account of
themselves whenever the Gopher
offenSe clicked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
Bad Men TO TanqIe
AT FairvieW tuesday

They're going to have bad
mans night at the Fairview Gar
denS Tuesday with the main go
involving d ruthless pair. Eddie
bad Man" Lewis and Ivan Kami-
koff. the bearded Russian. are the
mat ruffians. Three new wrestling
faces also will be seen in the
supporting bouts. Jackie Nichols,
a=fofmef- navy wrestler Don
Serio. a Spaniard, and Angelo
Martinelli, Italian, are the new
Corners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13

Neither team was any great
shakes during the parish prep
season. Between them they won
only one game. So it's an even
battle. any way you look at II.
To please the skeptics, sample
of the starting lineups: McMana-
mon. McParlane, Sullivan. Nc
! Donnell, Callahan, Healy. Fitzpat-
| rick. Honerty, Mccain, O'Connell,
Dolan, etc, etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
PIMIICO

BROWSING. Vinal Haven. Karen
MILK ROUTE, question Man. Fly
ing Duke.
3-sTOLEN KISS, Best Birthday, Anne
Again.
4-GULLAH. HI NeighbOr Man-o-Foot.
5-HIGH COMMAND Freeland > Lad,
satin Nose.
6-ALSAB. stefanita. Zinzibar.
SHOT PUT. Hartford, He Rolls.
DANDY FOX New Moon, kuncat,
BEST-ALSAB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
Iowa After First Since II

IOWA CITY. Ia. Nov. y (INS)
The Iowa HawkeyeS were of for
the Minnesota wars today. seek
ing their first victory at Minneap-
oils since 1927. Coach Slip Madi-
gan named % players for the trip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
ROCKINGHAM

1-CEATUPLE, BINS Sister, Happy
Prince
2-GUN FLASH. Tufsno. Emerson.
REPUBLICANS, Whippet, Dandy Jim
A-POLYMELIOR, Pompa Negri. Easy
Blend
6-ONE sHEN, Cyrus p. Happy
Hunting.
7-OCTOBRE ONE orcades Veris
s-ROI GIL NEWS. Fettacairn. lmpreg-
nable
-BEET-ONE SHEN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
ROCKINGHAM Results

FIRST RACE 2-ytar-o'es e mile
Instructor (Martnl 90 3 so 90
Float Ne COLLINS 40 81
Sporting GUY tTreut1 80
Time IS 3-s, or 2.o9N
JaconGa. Tacaro-Caina7 Harmony Girl,
After Time. Elmo T. Lees Jacopo and
Lem Baby also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
Jamaica Results

FIRST RACE -year- oids. q mile
'ayaNsna tSchmidD 1920 81 2 10
over fht Dam tSmthl y 90 = 80
Fairy Riser (WiFonl 20
Time 1-152-5 on l.53A
Got There Busy Madeline One Look
oLta ard Town Gallant also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
Pimlico Results

FIRST RAcE-3-ysar-olds. l mile and
20 yards,
Chief Chan CArcsro) i7.7O 700 40
Nellie Novice tScocca) 40 $40
Procia tSnelllnRi 90
Time i,47 on ~ .0s
Winning Smile. Colors Up Cherry Crush
Evening Shot, Wayuma, Deblgh and True
Lass also ran
SECOND RAcE-3-year-old and up, "a
mile
Hearts Entwlne tRooO y 30 TO 10
Little Bud (ArcaroJ 400 ga
Battle Jack tTammarcl 4 81
Time. 1913 on 1888
Gallant Novice Voucher snip Signal
Lord Bart. Jule;te Bola Novice Baby
Novice, Mr.. Jim and Happy SIS also ran.
THIRD RACE-4-yesr-oid- ane M 2
miles (steeplechaseJ:
TiOga Burns Il 20 $50 30
EremoY (Morlanl 80 fN
Forest Ranger CCuzl 3. 90
Time 4.13 Is, OF i.10L
DanerSki a-St. Patrick DaN Emma's
Pet. Donas Pal Affecting House. Flat
Lance and Polly Macdun also ran.
at 7. Mott entry
FOURTH RAcE-4-ysar-olds and up
- miles;
Lees jimmie tsneHin5l 80 so 1910 500
Baby Boy tscoccaJ $50 40
Golden Novice Roberts 90
Tine 81 as Of l.4l
MiEhtily. Big jack VINO Reign scar
canter Spang. Coochs Bridge and Busy
Man also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
Best Bets
United Press
JAMAICA

i-REKRAB. Justinian II, Anciptsl.
FREE AIR, Happy Lark, Bulldlnger.
3-SPHERiC, Lou-Bre, Nap
STITCH AGAIN Detection. Bridleour.
5-BOYSY. Fire Warden. Omission
TRANSFORMER Ksar Of Audley,
Capt Caution
Z MARASUN, Jan One, Toy Quay
BFST,-BOYsY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
Second Tie With Leafs
nIIRnII IL
TORONTO q

Brown Carscfh. Jerr.r.s. Bennett. Quack
enh4sh Sherf Toronto spares MELON
aid tombstone Dunlap. Kennedy Hi,
Ineoi1sby Hamilton Boo'hab. Webster.
FIRST PERIOD Detroit. Brureteau,
II So 2-Detro.f Brown tQuackenbushl,
10 80 Penalties Brown Bodnar
SECOND PERIOD g. Toronto Webster
fAorris Hamilton ~ - Penalties 49,
Brown Jennings Badpar. Fean
THIRD PERIOD Toronto Carr
tHnt 1912 Penalties simon. Crosse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-13
A GOOD PLACE TO BOWL


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Openings fOe MOrninO and Afternoon LEAGUES.
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/ Few League Reservations Left. Cocktail teunee.
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FOR SATURDAY.

ENFive pounds claimed for rider
XNxSevsu pounds claimed FOR u0er
Horses listed ~ order ~ post posIti1n.
weather clear track. fast
Post. IS n.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-14
PAN-SRBI ALI SAMO JUGOSLAVIJA

Dne Is. februarja je jugosloyanska vlada Y Lon
donu objavila pod gornjim naslovom svoj memorandum.
Sv1ha tega memorandum je bila, odgovoriti ma kritiko
glede generala Mihajlovica ter ma kritiko jugoslovanske
Wade, "sugerirano V gotovih krogih levega krila."
"Ali je odpor proti osiscu V Jugoslaviji V resnici
~1azdvojen sam proti sebi?' Ali je Mihajlovic zagreSii
napako ter pr1cel iz~vajati sekcionalno, cisto "pansrbsko'
politiko? To so v~prasanja, ma katera obeta dati odgovor
ia sluzbeni memorandum.
Takoj V pricetku memorandum priznava, da MISC
nit vlada, nti njeni kritiki 'natancno pouconi O v5em
tenn, kar Sc dogaja" V Jugoslaviji, ter da 81 vsi-vlada
~ie>njeni klitiki-"v veliki n1eri, dasi ne docela, prizade-
Vajo pretolmaciti isti MATERIAL"
Da dokaje, da je Mihajlovic "razpustil vecino svoih
Get V priCakovanju ~ugodnega trenutAa, ko 0odo zavez-
niki izvedli invazijo Bakana, kvotira memorandum neEi
STadSkl casOris. Il 20 Cd sFoie Srani z0pet kyCtiya kr0go,
"hatori stole 5izu iugOsl0vanske Wade V L0ndonu." T0d2
V2zn0 ie ySeE"kor to, ker ia uradni memorandum phi
zn&Y2, la So NihajloVic vec ne boiujo. Dali ie "raz-
puztH' 2T"5o <o.e. ali so ga morda slednje ~zapustile ali
pa Inold2 nina zee 2rroade. S katero bi bio vrodno Sc kali
prI@eti, Vse to 50 odprta vpraSanja.
MemO2 andurl n2t0 kritizira Louisa AdamiCa zaraCi
nl2goVe@* 2p2ji!2nia na progressive Zedini4ne Grz2ve
21nerlskc, MAJ 2:odDio za~7Z2nei0 v0dstV0 ter al0DtirciJ
p"~grc@lV1e D&r@iz"na kyt resnicne reprezentante J~go-
slavic. Ike: ie Mihaiovi& raaEcionarec, ker Sc bori prot
paltjzanou in ~, k0c orcdie jugoslovanske Wade, pod
pl"aj0 re@Acj0narii ' VeliIi Britani7i.'
Memorandum dale syetuje, maj gled3mo ma yu2o-
Slavic Y uradnimi, toda razumevaiocimi oCmi" Torei
hdo 80 ~o21Czsni? cujmo, kaj pravi gIede tega ia memo
randv1n. "P2.tiz*ni repre- zentiraio kot splo5no giban5a
&ilo ~rarc%tra loaze, s~pIoSro iugoSloTanSko vstajo "a Sc
c}2]"o 1ovlco in narodno o&voboditey, to je rayolta, XII
Sc nj D@pol1on2a koordin-fana S temeljnim jugos3ovan-
skim NJ 0nln 0dpOrOn.' ia sluzbeni memorandum io
objav3l ludi "Jug0slovanSli infornaciiski center" V New
1o"Eu. !! i agencij2 Klaljev*E- jugos]ovanske Wade.
toda IA 2&oncija ie ~izpWtila il momoranduma bose12
"a sociaIno pIavico in nanodno osvoboditey"
Ia definicija p2rtizanov je "a mas sprejelnliiva VI:
Sc strinjamo tudi S tlditvijo, ida je "a vsemi g~ozraz1:-
k0yin. uEiz"devoni na1ncn, da 2e na5Cuie S:be in H.
y"@@ 1yu=~ o1oti d:ugin2, zani5amo pa, da bi tjcaIi enaAi
D*ln2&] Z #ti.izranje1l Mihajlovica in ,jugcsIovansk2
z2lnain4 wide.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-14

oSEobodit@E in Srecnej5o bodoc-
most.
la dan maj 0pozori tudi Anne
Tlkanco ma kriVice, ki so bile
&torjcne mad slovenskim marc
dom ne le Y sedanjem sporu,
ampak zc 20 prvi vojni, hj 50
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-14
Res0iNctj0 2

Aef Je pf|I pogoJ Qreanlce-
"Ja Ioe"loF' n jim Je pressed
INK h0o97'elt oz2a"ll s sVoJlml
SUNNI "E2oooaml IN pod
91lo"e",1'K alIace Z be@edaml
. !1'oi'IJ! l1aFaohega Glove
g. ZnaG@ Aofuzemh naTodoV
"0"Ieono zAaga ZeolnJenIh dr.
za' nao 1azlzfnom IN reascljo,
'o"%'lja o&naSnJl zoor obIJu-
TO- "a 0ooo olo'encl 1eJ dezeli
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-14
varjajo sovrazniku clovestva
odporom in borbo."

Ia MIN je govoril DIR. John
w. Studebaker, United States
Commissioner of Education, XII
je povdarjal potrebo gospodar-
ske in politicne razorozitve in
reorganizacije, ter vsaj zaeasne
kontrole mad vzgojnim siste-
Nom Nemcije. Ia MIN je govo-
ril tudi zastopnik State Depart
ment-a, dr.. Ralph Turner, XII .je
kot opazovalec izjavil, da State
Department posveea temu pro-
blemu najvecjo pozornost. L.
rail je upanje, da DO prislo do
sodelovanja vseh zedinjenih ma
rodov V programu kulturne in
znanstvene obnove.
Med drugimi govorniki so bi-
Ii dr.. Felix Gross (Poljska) T.,
Jan B. Kozak (Cehoslovaska)
in stevilni drugi vodilni ameris,
XII in zavezniSki predstavniki
vzgojnih institutov. Konferenca
Sc DO nadaljevala jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-14

zadnjo soboto oSulale zakaj nj
sem mic notri dial tole ko-
lono "a Min podruznico st. 2.
Sem rekel, "saj mi niste mic
povedale.' Pohvalim, da so
Uncle dobre bartendarce in ku-
harice-posebno Mrs. Peterka.
Medvedje so prisli ma usnje
Z drugega mesta in odnesli so
stir pare cevljev cd Mr.. Louis
Majerja ma st. Clairju. No, sal
SO jih placali. To so bill Mr.. in
Mrs. Medved Z Bliss Rd., Eu-
cid, O. Majer pravi, da dokler
DO on prodajal cevlje, da ne
boste hOdili bosi.
Prihodnjo nedeljo ina Cvet-
no nedeljo) gremo skupno V
stare domovino, da vidimo oce-
ia, mater, brate in sestre V du-
hu. Vzemite V vasemu mestu
aeroplan, Wax, bus, strit karo
ali avtomobil-vsa pota drzijo
prav tam do Kollandfa, in tam
je Narodni dom ma St. Clairju,
kjer Sc vidimo.
NaSa matt, Mrs. Frances Pc
troVcic, bi rada dala zastonj de-
bro ohranjen klavir-za vojnc
namene. Kan Sc lahko pokli-
ce? Pravim, da pridejo ponje.
Joe Pogyajc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-14

like gibanje potrebuje reklame;
SloNenci 81 morajo pridobiti
simpatije ameriskega javnega
mnenja, da Sc ma ia nacin IL
podbije vpliv volkov V ovcjih
kozah. Ponekod DO mogoce do
biti mestno dvorano "a zboro-
vanje; tudi to koristi nasi pra-
vicni propaganda. Porodilo DO
vpraSanja, kaj hocejo Slovenci,
in ]pojasnila, XII Jill morete dati
ma to, bOdO vzbudila zanimanie
"a naso stVar. Steer pa poznate
sami najbolj razmere V svo.jih
naselbinah in boste najbolje We
deli, kakO morete doseCi mai
VeC uspeha.
Nedeljo smo morali izbrati il
popolnoma r~azumljivih razlo-
gov; oh delavnikih je V soda
Nth razmerah vsaka podobna
prOslava nemogoCa.
Ne pozabite nam sporociti c
poteku 2vOjcga praznovanja in
postal prepisa sprejetih reso-
lucij. Treba .je pokazati, Ga je
to ljudak0 gibanje, neodvisnc
Cd vsako Wade in izvirajoCe il
ljudskega prepri6anja, il ljud-
ske voljc "a resnicno zmago mad
faSizmom in vsakim zatiranjem
sploh.
Prilagamo YAM dive resoluci-
j; CO inmate casa in prilike, da
bi S~es-aviIi svoji, lahko sprcj-
mete ii dive.
Storite, kar morete, da DO Ia
nlireditev uspesna; kajtj Elm
vCcji 10 MEN uspeh, TEN boil
DO ronlagala na8im brat0m in
@estrQm Y domoVini.
"a S!ov@nski ameri5ki narud-
III sVct:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-14

tam gore, ne 'hrani nobena DO.
cd zunaj - niti v nasem
.danasnjem svetu ali kdajkoli
pref. Ako bi bilo mogoce take
.huh, kakor SO Jugoslovani, po-
teptati in jim S koiom .vtepsti
pohlevnost, hi bill Hitler morda
res uspel ustvariti V svoji ev-
ropski trdnjavi neke vrste ze-
dln]eno Evrppo in take. doseci
zmago.
Toda stvar je taxa, da on ST.
Ger drzl trdnjavo, a v njej tudi
I]uustVa' " katerih vre tako
.globoko sovrastvo do tiraniie.
kakor svet Sc nikdar. nj poznal.
s1M& sst&=f&+&a1 G.- 4Ls@#| E-aE+Es Eat&H@E#F
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z d a nasnjim

L d a n%aSnJlnl
dnem Sc m O ]
ofic preseli z
1901 E. 81 St.
ma 92O E. 10 St.,
k urni Neziki.
Same ona Sc pi-
Sc Nezika Kre-
bel.
Ribnicanje re
s p ct ~razrivajo.
Ma sell drustva
r b nic a smo
Sklenili, da Sc
kupi Sc "a $500
Vojnih b ondov.
Pa ~pravijo, da
maj sedaj vpi-
sem drustvo
coliko zensk, ko'
likor Jill dobim.
Pro g esivna
Slovenke so me
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-14
~Priznonie zr+vom in
borbom Jugo-
s~Ioviie
Najpopularnejsi radio komenta-
tor Opozarja amerisko jaw
most ma borbe i'm zrtve JugO-
slOvanov.

Raymond Gram Swing, mai.
popularnejsi ameriski radio ko-
mentator, katerega slusalstvo
cenijo ma 20 milijonov, je po-
stavii vecji del svojega progra-
ma zrtvam in borbam V nasi
domovini. Njegovo predavanje
prinaSimo V celoti:
Cd vseh narodov, XII prislu-
sujejo grmenju vojne V Afriki
in silovitim zracnim napadom
zaveznikov ma Nemcijo in Itali-
jo, je narod Jugoslavije zagoto-
vo oni, Xxi najbolj napenja use
sa in zadrzuje sapo, da bi bolje
sli$al.
Danes je druga obletnica
nem$kega napada ma Jugoslavi-
10. ' ten dVeh letih je morala
ia dezeia prenaSati izkusnje
ha2 oarstva IL nemskih, laskih
Ill madzarskih rok, XII presega-
20 V2e, kar Sc nam poroca il
na5oolj krvavih stoletij pretek-
losti -. SeVeda - nepotrebno
je, in brez haska, listati pc ka-
talogih divjastva in potem re-
ii: res /e, da je strasno ma
Poljskem, toda Sc hujse je v
5loveniji in V Srbiji.
N'kdo ne DO oporekal, da po-
'ocila 0 mesarjenju in o EVER
tudi ako so ma primeren
nacin potrjena in autenticna, nj
niti dobro, niti prikladno
gradlvo "a radio oddaje. Toda
&c je stVar grozna, .je obenem
tudI ~neizbezna, in dejstvo, del
na5a tekoce zgodovine, XII DO
nu.no vglivalo ma oblikovanje
zgodoVine- V bodo3nosti.
Lahko je porocati in navesti
5uhe S~tatistidne podatke 0 tenn,
TaJ Sc je pripetilo V Sloveniji.
Izredno d~ostojna mala zemlja
1e Dila Slovenija, S svojima
.Yema nilijonama prebivalcev,
~2Eo miroljubna kakor lie kate
'akoli dezela Evropi. Del 81 ie
nrisVojila Nem6ija, a del Itali-
ia. Hitler je kar ma kratko uka-
zal, ca je treba nemski del ger
manizirati.
Petinosemdeset tisoe je bio
1dgnanih V ozemlja osisea in
lllhoVi domovi prevzeti cd Mem
2ev.: Nadaljnih $1,000 je bio H.,
5nanlh V srbijo, a 5000 otrok
30 ugrabili njihovim starsem in
IN razposlali V neznane kraie.
. Nadaljnih $4,000 je kar ma
epem izginilo in danes morda
It'll enega cd Nth nj vec med
,lvlmi. Preko tega pa cenijo, da
'e bio Sc $4,000 moskih odgna-
1lh ma pristine delo in 5000 "a
ortlh v koncentracijska tabori-
f0aprino borbo Amerike ga demo-
i'm cuohodo e-o4, ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-14
Oorot ma hrvoskih
z~eieznicoh

Deutsche zeitung in Kroatien
prinasa One 10. februarja ma
slednjo vest:
Direkcije drzavnih zeleznic
poroca, da je promet potnikov
in blaga popolnoma ustavljen ma
liniji PlasVa-Jajce in Bugd1no.
LIE do postaje Nova Gradiska
gredo vagoni, XII dostavljajo bla-
go. Ma postal Jastrebarsko lie
promet ustavljen tako "a pot
nike, kakor "a blago.