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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
All FURNITURE
BENJANlINTS
Appliance and Furniture Shop

1892 Livernois, / bl. n. Fenkell
OPEN Ewes tm TUES. WE'D ttll 8
ALL NEW apiece bedroom suites; dresser,
highboy and bed S4g 50 walnut and
other finish hardwood better grade
Crystal Furn 3i25 GrAtiot. McDougsll
ALSO AT i7o0 MICHIGAN. COR. BOTH
AM SELLING refrigerator. Norge 1912
model washing machine. tabletop gas
stove. radio nhonograph combination. from
party drafted. ell new merchandise, plus
4 rooms Of furniture consisting OF 9-piecs
dining room suite, 3-piece bedroom suite.
Including inneSsprinE. boxspring and mat
tress. 6-piece dinette set, also lovely Gus
'om-built 2piece nsing room suite all
Eprtng construction Iounre chair cocktail
table end tables lamps, eXl2 All-vool
Administer rus save equity OF S2Os on this
complete outht terms low as - week
open %. spi'z. 1855 Gratiot, cor Baldwin.
ADMINISTER rugs 9xl2 Many 20 choose
from While they iA1t. k2g open 20
q. spitz 1888 Cra'iot cor Baldwin.
BABY BuGGIEs SASS up New steel
wheels ana rubber tires padded and
tufted % remaining open 70 Q. SpttI
1855 Grsiiot. cor BALDWIN
BEAUTIFUL EnsOsh Chippendas ioun.c
chair ana ottoman coffee table nook
'ud tahles century char rus smoker
desk cheaper al taneH. Must SCI a..
Murray 65ff
BEAUTIFUL living room suites sr-ne
construction large Felsct0n ALVIN
FURNITURE co 1881 " Vernon
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
DEEP-CUT DISPOSAL
SLATE FLAGSTONE

Mulu-colored slabs approximately ana
square feet Ideal for decorative
wAlks, terraces, pAtio.. porch floors
outside fireplsces, gardens, lastly laid
N sand. dirt, cement SLASH PRICED
iac square foot Terms
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES

LADY 5 DRESSES Z suts l2f shoss
5l. also top shoes boys topCoss
iacke, 90 olive 1892
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
ELECTRIC WASHERS
WEARING APPAREL

Washers. vacuunss. sewing machine mo-
tors rep Parts Tor al makes Work guar.
~ 81. McEvoy, 2OO4 Manor. no. e7ss
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

RUus, sIiS. gxls l1xIa. ii.3Kig. otners
today 29ts i2th ~ or. Temple DIR
STUDIO eouches-Yes We have 10 .sft
And imagine They are al sprng con-
struction with bedding compartment and
assorted coi0rs To be sacrificed Open
70 3 spitE, 1885 Gratiot' cor. BALDWIN.
TAPESTRY davsnpor, and golden ran
chair cheap Also porcelain 5plb ice
box, bee springs. rocker POOLS Coventry
So 90 WEEK BUYS THIS BRAND
NEW HOME OUTFIT-COMPLETE
Includes living room suite with springs
extra chair eNi2 administer ruE. lamps
3 tables mirror picture. bedroom suite
of bed chest dresser or vanity ~ VaL
veneer on hard cabinet wood box spring
and mattress. piiows dinttts set 6-pe. IN
solid oak. set OF dishes
STATE SAMPLE FURNITURE CO
l22 MICHIGAN. NEAR GRISWOLD
open Mon. Fri. Sat. Ewes 20
APIECE BEDROOM SUITE. Sls75
Burns Furn outlet. $3.50 CD RIVER.
2.PIECE living room suite good tprlng.
SIS. s8s2 Faust, Cedar 1902
3-PIECE bedroom suir S3s piece din
ng room suite. Ike nsN $50 Cau
Dearborn s8is
3.PIFCE bedroom suite. complete with
spring and mattress Ss4 5U Gardner
Furniture s3os West Vernon Highway
LovABLL, LlVABLE ROOMS sl5s
MARTIN FURNITURE s747 MlcHiGAN
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

wheels and rubber tires padded and
tufted - remaining open 10 Q. spitI.
1888 GrsffOt cor BALDWIN
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
UMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS
DISPOSAL of FINE
MAH0G. PANELING

PHILIPPINE MAHOGANY. richly teV-
tured, N-grOoVed. Random widths and
lengths. - thick. Perfect panellng
for living room. dining room library;
recreation room, etc. Easily applied
over old walls SLASH PRICED lOc
board fNot Terms
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

BEAUTIFUL living room suites srrnE
construction large Felsct0n ALVIN
FURNITURE co 1851 " vernon
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FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS


A COMPLETE home of furniture and
household goods Leaving town. 1921
scotten. Lafayette s9l2.
A NEW 6-pc. modern bedroom suite in
cluding an innerspring boXspring and
houdoir set sacSfce SIS. terms. open
10 .. spitz. 1908 Gratiot, cor. Baldwin.
A NEW 5-pe sun tan dinette. sacrifice
$50. Open TO 8. spitz. 1888 Grstiot.
A REPOssEssED 2-piece spring living
room suite. like new used only 4
months real bargain Gardner Furniture,
s30s West Vernon Highway
A RECLAIMED p-pc. walnut finish dining
room set. Sacrifice S55. Open 70 8.
spitz. 1888 Gratlot, cor. Baldwin.
p A REPossEssED spring filled studio
couch, viii sacrifice. Gardner Furniture,
j30s West Vernon Highway
A SACRIFICE OF prewar ouit soft spfing
hlled studio divans. bedding compsrt-
nent and fine covers; $50 up, terms.
Kent Furniture Co. l6fil Livernois
ALL FURNITURE
prewar Living Room suites
Full spring construction ..........t79 up
5-pisce bedroom suites .....-....... STa
h-piece breakfast sets .-......... ....., ~
Lounge chair. ottoman 20 match ... 20
Innerspring mattresses ana box spring
20 match ......... .....-..,. $40 g5
Trade On your old furniture
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
STORE AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT
STOVES AND HEATERS

MONROE csicmstor au electric. Excel.
lent condition private party. Monday.
CADILLAC T54f
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS T

NEW furniture; traas ,SIr piAao. City
Music. 7fi2 Mack open sves
RCGs. RUNNERS UsEp
c.ean ezi2 sXio 6ke 50 So "a up. Al
Kinds throw rugs Zoe up A'sn iea new
Anglo Perstars. IS tons ANu rnasuHa ..r
CkNTFR CARPET CLEs 1882 Wood.
ward A. webb TO $3.50 sun. ll-3
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RUGS-USED--CLEANED
VIII Axm sxt2 sSlo sxs 50 s5 up Az
900 ,ds Csrpeting VIII sizes ll-6xl9
brown iO-6xl5 blue iixl2 Burgundy Ike
new 500 Nds waffle pAdinR AMERICAN
CARPET CLRs ss3s Oakland MA. 1913
sunday li-3
LUGs sNi2 and i2xi5, practically neV .
sacrifice. Also lamps 3132 stpfteyaut
Townsend s-t5sa.
SMALL Ksrpen davenport $40 Also
antique bedroom 0utfit, ? rak dnng
room chairs hangint shelves, etc CNvsr-
s.ty 1872
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
DISPOSAL of FINE
CEDAR PANELING

CEDAR. beautifully grained, Ava" IN
random lsngths-S Ia l6-ft. Fasy for
anyone with sAV hammer, nails ~ Ap-
ply for recreation room. den, attic quar-
ters, SLASH PRlC I'd Sc board foot
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
ROOFING AND SIDING

RE. ROOF now, S7s AVERAGE HOUSE
CALL NORMAN A. DEE. TIE. 1850
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
IEwELRY FOR SALE

DIAMOND rng engagement. soout II,
barst all platinum solitaire Bargain
must sell. ft7s VIII send for eKanina-
ton anywhere Write Delers BOX iy05
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The messenger., 1943-12-01
NORMAN WEBER LOST IN NORTHERN WOODS
Narrowly Escapes Death While on Hunting Trip

The report about Norman Web Der losing himself in the northern woods - which has trave le d through local game club circles is no longer a laughing matter.
 Back from his annual trip to the north country, MT. Webber con- firms the tragic fact that he bare ly escaped loss of his life when he lost himself in the New Bruns- wick forest while hunting there late in October.
 Accounting the narrowing es- perience, Webber explains he roamed the swampy woodlands for three days and two nights without food or shelter and finally by sheer luck, when so completely exhausted he could barely navigate, he stumbled upon a main highway and the help of the Canadian Mounted Police. In the meantime, his hunting companions, from whom he was separated, spread an alarm which had alerted the for
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The messenger., 1943-12-01
SERGEANT ANDY BENTON RECEIVES AIR MEDAL
Continuing Great Record Tn Air Force

Andrew E. (Doc) Fenton has been decorated again. On this oc- casion he received the Air Medal an award bestowed on indivld- uals for meritorious service. He was made Staff Sergeant few weeks ago and received the Pur- ple Heart on July 4. As in the case of most of the local boys who have received decorations, and typical of the reticent Doc, there IS no word regarding the feat that earn ed the Air Medal award for Fen ton. In letter addressed to his mother in mid-November, which told of his transfer to Sardinia, he casually sated "Got the Air Medal the other day."
 Sergeant Fenton has been Tn the service for nearly two years and has been in the thick of the fight ing in the Mediterranean sectors since May 16 when he was landed in Africa. Prior to his departure from the US. he received special air corps training in Mississippi, Florida, Louisiana, and Maryland. When he went abroad he was clas- sified as aerial engineer.
 Sergeant Fenton's crew operates B 25 Martin Marauder which they have named "Martin Miscar- riage." It is the same crew and same plane which undertook North African engagements last spring. Fenton was injured on June 6 when involved in his sixth mission and had to take six weeks out for hospital treatment, but he reported completion of his seventeenth missionnearly two months ago.
The messenger., 1943-12-01

Albert Verillo remained under medical and surgical care until his discharge on November 6.
 Verrillo served as a radio oper- ator with the armored field artil- lery and was a member of the or iginal force landed at Casa Blanca. He participated in three other major engagements in North Af- rica before being struck down at Macnnassely Pass on which oc- casion he was awarded the Purple Heart.
 "I was discharged" says Yer rillo, because of the loss of full use of my left arm. I am assured time will restore great deal of it's former usefulness. It is just
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The messenger., 1943-12-01
MILDRED PECK RECOVERING FROM EMERGENCY OPERATION

Mrs. E. Newton (Mildred Guil- martin) Peck, popular member of the Center Grammar School fac ulty and circulation manager of ''The Messenger" is convalescing from an abdominal operation per formed at the Hartford Hospital Saturday, November 27.
 While critically ill for several days following the operation, Mrs. Peck is said to now be making good progress and may be able to be moved to her home, 898 Mount ain Avenue, very soon.
 Mrs. Richard Fox is substituting for Mrs. Peck in the latter's school duties and Miss Mae Manion has been assigned temporarily to the responsibilities of 'The Mes senger", Box 151, should be tele- phoned to Miss Manion at 2-OO8O.
The messenger., 1943-12-01
BLOOMFIELD DRIVER HURT IN ACCIDENT IN BERLIN

Harry Macdonald, 551 Bloom field Avenue twas taken to the Meriden Hospital Thursday, Nov ember 25, for treatment after a car he was driving ran into park ed car on the Berlin Parkway, Berlin. Both cars were wrecked. Hospital authorities said Macdon- old may have a fractured elbow and fractured ribs.
The messenger., 1943-12-01

We send Christmas greetings to all the men and women engaged in the service of their country.
 We cannot say just "M erry Christmas" for when we think of you all engaged in the global struggle, our imaginations must encircle the world and picture many of you in situations where it is probably impossible to be merry. Perhaps none of you can possibly spend day with that abandon of joy that you have felt in the past when Christmas at home was the gladdest day of all the year. Even those of you who are still far from the scenes of battle action will feel a bit of nostalgia when you think of home on Christmas eve, while those of you in the thick of the fight may think of Christmas as the stuff that dreams are made of.
 In our minds Christmas is most ly for you. We used to think it was chiefly for children, and we shall not forget them this year. but our chief concern on this oc- casion is for you. There are things that we are not allowed to send you, things that you cannot use, things that you would not want, things that are not obtainable be- cause the materials are going into your fighting equipment, and things which, alas, we cannot af- ford. However, when we say that to our minds Christmas is mostly for you, we are not thinking so much in terms of the glittering' things that go with the season, but with the values connected with it., values the perpetuation of which depends on you.
 You will not think us too senti- mental if we remind you that when people listen close enough on Christmas eve, the hearts hears a song about Peace on earth. This song has been heard for centuries, but too often above the din of battle. Christmas fingers with us because that song has been the song of the ages reviving the hopes of men. This year we want you to hear it, and we want you to thrill to the sound of it. We want you to say, "That is what we are giving a slice of our young lives for, that is what we are fighting for, and that is what we want to achieve for future gen.
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erations. Our children must not grow up to spend their Christmases thousands of miles from home, risking their lives, engaged in the business of slaughter, and separ- ated from all that is dearest and best to them" And so we send you this Christmas wish that, listening close enough, you and we may hear an angel song of Peace on earth, good will among men.
 We shall all be thinking of you on Christmas eve. A mother will be saying of her lad that it seems only yesterday that he sneaked downstairs and got into his pres ents hours ahead of the appoint ed time-and now it doesn't seem possible that he is big enough to carry a real gun instead of the popgun that he nearly put out his fathers eye with. A wife will be decorating a tree for kiddies whose father is not here this year, but who must have Christmas just the same, and what whould she not give to have the door open and her man walk in. A young woman will be thinking of a youno man who gave her picture or a ring before he went away, and while she is proud that he is in the ser vice, how empty Christmas eve is without him. A father will be thinking of boy in whom he in- vested all his hopes, boy whose career he planned and dreamed about, and who is now deep in the jungle on Pecific island. Other mothers and dads will be thinking of the young women who have gone out from Bloomfield with the same spirit of patriotism and sec rifice. Wherever you are, all over the world, we shall be thinking of you all. Our hearts will go out to the camps, to the jungles, to the seas, to the skies, to the fox holes, to the firing lines, to the hospitals, and we shall be hoping that you will be kept safe, and that when another Christmas rolls around, you will be with us again and that you will find that we are doing everything we can to prove to you that we are gratful with all our our hearts are grateful with all our for us.
 At home, we shall make Christ mas a day of remembrance and
The messenger., 1943-12-01

d i S c h a rg e d from war ser vice.
 Suffering a shattered left arm and less serious chest i n j u r i e s, at M. a C II n a ssey P a s S, North Africa, Verillo w a S returned to the United States June 1 and committed to Hilton Gen eral Hospital at Fort Dix, N. J. where he
The messenger., 1943-12-01

Mrs. F. Watson Burnham, Wood land Avenue, has been visiting her son, Robert w .Burnham, who is with the Marines at New River, sc.
The messenger., 1943-12-01
ALBERT VERRILLO MEDAL WINNER IS DISCHARGED

Albert F. Verrillo, one of Bloomfield's war heroes, has been
The messenger., 1943-12-01

Floyd Pitt, who lived formerly at Glenwood and Packard, has pur- chased the Medury home on Park Avenue.
The messenger., 1943-12-01
DECEMBER REDUCTIONS

Only two men are being con- scripted from Bloomfield by the local Draft Board this month. They are Walter Starr and Merton Aldrich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Wash begun all before Super Suds

"|T>HE first time Maria and Shela saw me
Il bakin' on a Monday, they could hardly
believe il! They were used TO me bein all
tuckered out after doin' the wash. But with the
HEAPS MORE SUBS and LONGERLASTIN'
SUBS from Super Studs dirt lifts out fast and
easy! I'm not nearly so tired after washin'."
Sceing's believing, ladies' and you will
see ALL TIE SUBS, all the LONG.LASTING
SUBS of your fondcSt hopes from new, sudser
Super Suds Yes. the kind of suds wash-wise
women have always wanted. Let new, sudser-
than-evcr Super Studs save work for JoM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
YOU, TOO, may look for these
skin Improvements in II Days!

This list comes right from the reports of the
80 examining doctors. Their records show
that out of of all the 1885 women who
tested the Palmolive Plan for you got many
of these improvements in II days! Now
it's your turn! Start this new prored way
Of using Palmolive Soap tonight. In just II
days, look for Gesher, clearer, Loueiier skin!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

my complexion had lost its lovely look.
So said yes quick when was invited to
try the new l1-Day Palmolive Plan
along with 1884 other women all over the
U.S.A.! Ny group reported to a famous
Chicago skir doctor. Some of US had dry
skin; some oily; some average. We
were examined; then We were given the
Palmoliye Plan to Use at home for / days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

. . ooe "a water wos's. ewoy. '''O''
-thi. met. ''op rest in wei sooe dish
..,~ "'''' ''0p soft and mv.hy.
pU, y on " T 0.'', the lost silver and
use ov.,v 49, ne" ~ coke. This woy you
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
Priredba v pocast
vOjakOm v Euclidu

Pod pokroviteljstvo mestne
uprave mesta Euclida Sc bo no.
coj OBJ 8. uri vrsila v Shore High
Soil velika spominska priredba
ma cast vojakom tega mesta.
Vsako leto in sicer to sedaj ze
sesto zaporedno leto, Sc "a bo-
zicne praznike vrsi priredba, ma
katero je vabljeno mescanstvo.
Nocojsnja slavnost bo name
njena spominu onim fantom in
dekletom, XII danes sluzijo svo-
il domovini, in XII ne morejo M-
tt osebno navzoci. Min starsem
in bliznjim sorodnikom sc DO
razdelilo spominsko listo (Hon-
or Roll), ma kateri bodo priob-
cena VISA imena euclidskih fan
tov in deklet v armadi, okrog
1900 po stevilu. Vstopnina je
prosta. Prijazno so vabljeni tu-
di nasi cenjeni rojaki in rdja-
kinje, da Sc proslava udelezijo,
kajti ma listi bodo tudi imena
slovenskih fantov in deklet.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
! Potniki n TX, po'roeajo
'r> N8t~'5 gftE' w.. ..'
O raZnerah ma
HrvaSkem

STOCKHOLM, IA. dec. GO.
N. A. - Porocila potnikov Sill
kajo Hrvasko kot dezelo smrti,
kjer V okupiranem in osvoboje-
mem delu vlada tako strahovito
pomanjkanje, da major hrvaske
vojske ne more ziveti cd svoje
place.
List Nya Daylight Allehanda
poroca, da morajo castniki in
uradniki prodajati svoje pohi-
stvo, da Sc prezive; odrasli
ljudje so izgubili povprecno IL
do 13 ky teze. Obed V gostilni
stane Ia stotine dinarjev ali
kun. Posebno tezke so razmere
V Zagrebu, XII je blokiran cd
gerilcev.
Ia blokada je povzrocila, da
vlaki vozijo zelo pocasi in ne
zanesluvo. Civilno prebivalstvo
Sc SINE malo posluzevati zelez-
mic, XII so pred vsem ma razpo-
lago Nemcem. Pisec je potoval
liz Budimpeste v Zagreb, kar
xzopoo " nOrrn q 1nib Goc;h nv
sedaj pa je trajalo potovanje sc
ur. Emo uro cd Zagreba je mo-
raj vlak pocakati do jutra, ker
so Sc bill pokazali gerilci V bill
zini.
Vlaki vozijo pred locomotive
po vec vagonov polnih kane
MIA, da bi tako prestregli udar
eventualnih napadov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
VseslOvanski k0mitej
v LOndOnu

LONDON, IT,, dec. (O.N.A.)
" Londonu posluje zdaj vse-
slovanski komitej, V katerem pa
Poljah MISC zastopani. Polja-
kom je bill poslan poziv, da Sc
pridruzijo.
Now komitej, katerega ma
celnik je Prokop Maxa, pred
sednik ceskoslovaskega drzav-
mega sveta, je incl ia teden svo-
jo prvo sejo, ter je postal po-
zdrav vseslovanskemu kongresu
" Moskvi. Postal je poslanice
predsedniku Benesu in yuma
MENU ministru Molotovu, O
priliki podpisu sovjetsko-ceho-
slovaske pogodbe, ter tudi cesti-
tai Jugoslovanski osvobodilni
vojski.
V komiteju imajo svoje pred
stavnike naslednji narodi: &C.
hi, Ukrainci,. Hrvati, Srbi, Slo-
venci, Slovaki in Bolgari.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
DRUSTVENI URADNIKI

Ma letni seji drustva Naprej
st. s SNPJ SO bill izvoljeni "a
prihodnje leto sledeei uradni-
XII: Predsednik Joseph Skuk,
podpredsednik John Tavcar,
tajnik Ludvik Medvesek, 64O9
ST. Clair Ave., blagajnik John
Lazar, zapisnikar Milan Med
vesek, reditelj: Anton Dusa,
nadzorni odbor: John Krebelj,
predsednik, Walter Lazar in
John Bostjancic. Drustveni
zdravnik DR.. F. J. Kern, zastop-
mix "a delnisko sejo SIND Jo-
seph Skuk, "a Klub drustev
SIND Joseph Skuk in Joseph
Bats, "a Prosvetni klub SND
Ludvik Medvesek in Joh n
Bostjancic, "a Clevelandsko fe-
deracijo SNPJ Ludvik Medve-
SEX in Walter Lazar "a farmo
SNPJ Milan Medvesek, Frank
Vidrich in Joseph Skuk, "a Can
karjevo ustanovo Ludvik Med
vesek in John Bostjancic, "a
JPO,SS John Zavrl, "a podr.
st. 80 SANS John Lazar in Lud-
vik Medvesek. Seize Sc vrsijo
vsako prvo nedeljo v mesecu v
dvorani st. 1 SIND ter sc pricne-
10 Oh 9. uri zjutraj.
Drustvo podpira tudi sledece
kulturne in narodne ustanove :
Mladinski krozek SNPJ, Pro
svetno matico JSZ., Slov. mar.
citalnico, citalnico SID, Sloven-
sko mladinsko solo SIND, Mu-
,zej SIND, in pomozno ter O.
brambno akcijo JPO,SS in
SANS. m
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
Vojaska revolta
je strmoglavila
Waldo v Boliviji
Voditelji upora so izjavili,
da bo republika Sc
nadalje podpirala
Zdruzene narode

PAPAz, Bolivia, 20. deem
bra. - Mladi nacionalisticni ar
madni oficirji so danes po II ur
trajajoci krvavi revolt prevr-
Mill zaveznikom naklonjeno VIA
do, kateri je stal ma eelu pred
sednik Enrique Penaranda, XII
pa so takoj naznanili, da bo Bo-
livija Sc nadalje podpira a ! a
Zdruzene narode v njiilovi bor-
bi proti osiscu.
Vodja revolucije je bill 36-let-
nj odvetnik in politik Victor
Paz Estensoro, XII je post a l
predsednik odbora, XII je prevzel
vlado predsednika Penarande.
Revolucijonarni odbor je od-
redil aretacijo vseh clanov VIA
de, med katerimi je ocividno tu-
di predsednik. Major Alberto
Taborga je prevzel urad notra-
mega ministra.
Mesto Sc je zbudilo oh 3. uri
zjutraj, ko je po ulicah zacelo
odmevati streljanje strojnih
pusk. Boil so Sc nadaljevali
skozi yes dan, oh S. uri popol-
dne pa je bilo naznanjeno, da je
revolucijonarni odbor prevzel
vladno oblast.
Odbor je podal izjavo, v ka.
teri je reeeno, da DO revoluci.
jonarna vlada zahtevala dostoI
do morja, cemur je bill predsed.
mix Peneranda, XII Sc je prec
nekaj casa mudil v Zed. drza.
yah in je bill sprejet cd predsed'
nika Roosevelta, baje naspro.
ten.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
NoU grob
ANDREJ HENIGMAN

V nedeljo je umrl Andrej
Henigman, star 72 let, stanu-
joe ma 1412 E. "a st. Soproga
mu je umrla pred dvema mese-
cema ter je cd tedaj bolehal
radi melanholije. Pokojni je
bill donna il Novega mesta ma
Dolenjskem, odkoder je prisel
v Cleveland pred 81. lett. Po-
greb Sc bo vrsil v sredo oh $50
uri zjutraj IL Zakrajskovega
pogrebnega zavoda, 6016 st.
Clair Ave-, v cerkev sv. Pavla
ma E. 40 st. in nato ma Calvary
pokopalisce. Bod nu ohranjen
blag spomin!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-21
Strokovnjaki maj bi
resii mejni spor med
Rusi in Poljaki

LONDON, Is. dec. (O.N.A.)
- Zavezniski krogi proucujejo
moznost, da bi Sc ustanovila ko-
misija strokovnjakov, XII bi po-
magala razresiti rusko-poljski
mejni spor. Londonski "Times"
prinasa uvodnik, V katerem sc
naglasa, da so nepristranski
strokovnjaki ma razpolago, in
da bi moral podpis rusko-ceho-
slovaske pogodbe Poljake spom-
niti ma to, da je zdaj prisel pra-
vi trenotek "a to.
Dali SO bill primerni stro-
kovnjaki ponujeni Rusom in
Poljakom, nj znano, toda edini
strokovnjaki, katerih vemo
da Sc nahajajo V Angliji, sc
oni, XII so pomagali zacrtati zna.
no Curzonova linijo po PRIV
svetovni vojni.
Lord Curzon, tedanji angle.
ski zunanji minister, je poteg.
nil crto, XII Sc V splosnem krije
s crto Molotov-R -Ribbentrop. Po
ljaki pa so demarkacijo odklo
Mill, ter so napadli Ruse, XII Sc
ravno takrat imeli polne roke
svojimi notranjimi zadevami il
mescansko vojno.