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Evening star., 1943-11-03
Laval Reported Trying
To Negotiate Truce
With GuerriIIas
By the Associated Press.

BS me ANSOClaleC PRESS.
PORT BOU, Spain, Nov. 3.-Pierre
LaVals Vichy government. its "puni-
tive battalion of Vichy police and
gendarmes defeated in a battle near
Annecy, was reported today to have
begun negotiations to reach a winter
truce with French guerrilla forces
Collaborationist newspapers in
Paris, quick to pounce on any exam
Piles of Vichy's incompetence, at
tackled deals" which they said Laval
was trying to make with some
groups of insurgents in Southeastern
France
Laval's plan, according to advices
from Vichy, was to send regional
police officials under flags of truce
to various guerrilla strongholds
south Of Vichy, to the Limousin
Mountains in the west and to Savoie
in the southeast
These officials would first offer
amnesty to all guerrillas who left
the hills and returned to their homes
or, if that failed, they would seek
some sort of arrangement whereby
the guerrillas would promise to re-
main in their hills.
Local authorities were even said to
have been authorized to offer the
patriots food supplies if necessary
to obtain the winter truce.
In many districts of France, Vichy
has been obliged to meet the grow
ing groups of guerrilla fighters be-
cause so far the German occupa
Evening star., 1943-11-03
Chinese Woman, AZ,
Found Bound in Park

A 42-year-old Chinese woman was
found, bound and gagged, lying in a
park at Nineteenth street and Co.
lumbia road NV. about 7:30 am
today, and police said she had re-
mained exposed to drenching rains
since 1880 o'clock last night.
Police later arrested Lee Suey OF
the 800 block OF T street NV, a
Chinese laundryman, on charge OF
assault.
Police said the woman, Mrs. Lee
Ping, 4l21 Ninth street NV. identi-
fed Suey as her assailant. She Is
Evening star., 1943-11-03

recovering in Emergency Hospital
from exposure. Mrs. Ping was dis
covered by passerby.
suey, police said, denied the as
sault charge and declared the woman
was lust trying to make trouble"
for him because, he said, she owes
him 81 100.
Mrs. Ping admitted, police said,
that she had borrowed $500 from
her alleged assailant, who is a
cousin of her husband She said
she had repaid the money.
Police reported the woman was
found lying on burlap rice sack,
her ankles bound with a silk-cov-
cred electric wire and her wrists
tied behind her with clothesline.
A mans white handkerchief was
lstuf1ed in her mouth, police said.
Evening star., 1943-11-03

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1943-11-03

Utah, and came to Washington in
1899. He was a graduate Of Colum-
bian College, now George Washing
ton University, and q member OF the
University Club in Chicago. He is
survived by three daughters, Helen
M. Byrne, Dorothy M. Walshe and
Margaret M. King.
The funeral was held from the
Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacra-
ment, Chevy Chase. Burial will be
in Ogden. The pallbearers were
Paul Heiss, Raymond j. Norton
Joseph l.. Crupper, jr.; Thomas
Cronin, Andrew Greisbauer and
Bart j. Walshe.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
Gen. De GauI|e Insists
On Role for France
In World Settlement
a, tho Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
ALGIERS, Nov. 3.-Gen. Charles
de Gaulle said today that France
thinks any European settlement and
any ma jor world settlement made
without her would not be a good set
tlement.'
Addressing the French Provisional
Consultative Assembly, the Fighting
French leader asserted the Commit
tee of National Liberation confrontS
the task of solving many different
problems in the presence Of forces,
friendly to be sure, but foreign forces
whose psychology inevitably does
not always coincide with ours"
This was an apparent reference to
what many De Gaulle adherents re-
gard as unwarranted interference by
the United States and Britain in
affairs Of the National Committee,
which Gen. De Gaulle and Gen.
Henri Giraud head.
Those within or without who i'm
agine that liberated France will be
politically, socially and morally the
same France they knew before, are
completely Mistaken Gen. De
Gaulle said France will have suf-
fered too much and learned too
much about herself and about others
not to be determined to undergo
deep transformations"
A demand that Gen. Giraud pub
licly renounce all ties with Vichy
set the stage for the assembly,
Frances first free political forum
since 1910
The demand was made in press
conference by five probe Gaullists.
recent arrivals from Nazi-held
France, who are attending the as
sembly as delegates. They declared
that the French people recognize
Gen. De Gaulle as chief of the gov
ernment and regard Gen. Giraud as
head of the military forces. but that
they believed he should remain as
such only if he publicly declared he
had completely repudiated the Vichy
government.
The demand of the delegates
implied that Gen. Giraud had
some ties with Vichy, though no
specific charges were presented
Evening star., 1943-11-03
Byrd Questions Power
NCCC 10 Use Funds
For Food Subsidies
BY J. A. O'LEARY.

Chairman Byrd Of the joint con-
gressional Economy Committee ex-
pressed fear today that if the Gov
eminent continues to use subsidy
payments to hold prices down it will
take many years to eliminate them
from the agricultural control pro-
gram.
Questioning the authority Of the
Commodity Credit Corp. to make
such payments when they are in
tended to keep price from rising,
rather than to maintain an existing
price, Senator Byrd made the first
formal attack on the subsidy pro-
gram since President Roosevelt's S
message Monday in defense Of the
subsidy system.
J. B. Hutson, president of the
CCC, told Senator Byrd that direct
subsidies to producers, as in the case
OF dairy farmers, are made under
the broad charter powers of the
corporation" and the fact that Con-
gress has authorized the continued
existence of the corporation.
Something New to Byrd.
That Is something new to me,
to rely on the charter powers of a
corporation to get an appropriation
out of the Treasury" Senator Byrd
replied.
Mr.. Hutson said he would have a
legal representative discuss the au-
thority later, but explained that the
solicitors of the department have
held that Congress, in creating or
authorizing the continuance of a
corporation with power to buy and
sell, has authorized subsidies of the
sort referred to.
What diSturbS me is that if you
have these subsidies integrated
through the agricultural system, you
will have something it will take
many years to get rid off," Senator
Bryd said.
Evening star., 1943-11-03
Funeral Rites Held
For George P. McCabe

Funeral services were held this
morning for George P. McCabe, first
solicitor of the Agriculture Depart
ment. who died Saturday at his
home, 1927 Massachusetts avenue
NV. Mr.. McCabe, who had prac-
ticed law in Washington and Chi
, cago since leaving the Agriculture
Department in 1918, was SO years
old
Mr. McCabe was born in Ogden,
Evening star., 1943-11-03
Wills Warm Corner

Joseph D. Bloomer Of County
Longford, England, directed in his
will that no matter who is in pos
session of my lands at Bracklin. my
adopted daughter little Olive, shall
always have the Warmest corner in
the house thereon
Evening star., 1943-11-03

tional army has refused to fight the
patriots in any part of France save
within areas considered essential to
their military operations in Italy
and possible future operations along
the Atlantic Ocean and English
Channel
Evening star., 1943-11-03
Treunor Nomed to WPB

Appointment of Arthur r. Trean-
or, vice president Of Booth News
papers. Inc of Michigan as deputy
director Of the printing and publish
ing division of the War Production
Board was announced today by H NJ.
Bitner, chief of the division.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-27
MAJ MARCH ON WASHINGTON
IN SPRING"-RANDOLPH
Continued from p ID

is to be realized. "And now Is the
time he asserted.
The speaker declared that fas-
cism and discrimination are on the
increase in the U. S. and called at
t~ention to the fact that discrimin-
alton is the government policy re-
garding the Negro; anti-Catholc
movements exist in the south and
midwest, there are 200 anti-Semie-
ic groups in America and persist
ent discrimination in the armed
forces, in war industries ana in
government against Negroes con
tinues.
DR.. C. F. Holmes for the Color
ado Committee of Equal qualities,
Margaret Roher for the fellowship
Of Reconciliation; Mrs. Cora Peters
Council of Clubs, w. F. Turner fer
the NAACP; Rev. Joseph A. John
son Jr., for the Ministerial alliance
and Mrs. Corrine Lowry for the
Iota Phi Lambda sorority and At
torney Thomas Campbell for the
Colored Civic association reported
on the work Of their several organ
izations in lettering the conditions
of the Negroes in Denver at the
workshop held at New Hope Bap-
fist church Monday night.
! The Sunday meeting was chajred
by President Slater, the Monday
afternoon meeting by Leon w.
Stewart and the Monday night
WORKSHOP by James Chappell, Vica
president of the unit. These men
were the committee in Charge Of
the project.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-27

From the sorcery of the jungle to the sophistcaton Of the met
ropois, TOP HATS AND TOM-TOMS, by Elizabeth Dearmin Furbay. is
the colorful, informative picture of life among the aritocratic descend
ets of tn American Negroes, who rule the Republic of L IBERIA, a re-
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-27

Chicago,-'Suzanne, the RiveS-
er" as she is called by her co-work-
ers, is pictured above hard at work
on her job in the Douglas Aircraft
Plant here. Lovely Suzanne Hard
ing, 6536 Rhodes Avenue, won the
title Miss Victory" and the a.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-27

"........o on his head a gray topper sat with as much dignity as
ever gractd a British brow" This picture was taken in Mon
rovia and is one of the illustrations in the new book TOP Hats
and Tom-Toms" by Elizabeth Dearmin Furbay, just published by
the ZiffDavis Publishing Company. "Top Hats and Tom-Toms"
"a lively, informative, and brilliantly detailed picture of the col
orful Republic of Lberfa-goes a long way toward dispeling the
obscurity of this little African Negro country. The author draws
on a wealth of knowledge acquired during three years residence
in Monrovia, the capital, where her husband, Doctor John Harvey
Furbay, served as head of the college of West Africa.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-27
SUIT, TOP COAT, TIES
STOLEN II HIS CAR

Larry Nelson, 2816 Decatur st.,
reported to South side police Mon
day that Demon entered his car
parked in a service station lot at
9th and r street Saturday morn
ing by smashing the door glass. A
gray doublebreasted suit, brownish
gray top coat and s neckties were
taken
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-27

mote little country situated on the
Grain" coast Of Africa.
For three years Mrs. Furbay liv-
ed in Monrovia, Liberals capital,
where her husband seved as head
of the College of West Africa, and
where she came in close contact
with every class of resident, from
top government official to bush
cannibal. Because of the
proximity of the Hinterland- the.
bush country, inhabited by tribal
peoples, Mrs. Furbay was able to.
gather some fascinating material
about the Ju-Ju, the Devil Bush,
and the incantations of the witch
doctor, which, as she so aptly des-
cribes it, sway the top-hatted ar
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-27

wards, a beautiful wrist watch and
a War bond at the close of the ia
nous Annual Artists and Models
9Th Annual Ball which was held at
the Savoy ballroom a few weeks a
60. Miss Harding was selected
from a score of beautiful girls
representing various defense plants
of the Windy city.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-27
$50 LITTLE TIME" NOVEL
LEADS BEST SELLERS

80 Little Time" John P. Mar
quand's novel, again leads the best
seller fiction list, according to the
last issue of the Herald-Tribunei
weekly book review. David O..
Selznick's film Of the same name,
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-27
DR.. Miles Nervine
(Liquid or Efervescent Tablet,

Nervous Tension can make YOU
Wakeful, Jittery, Irritable. Ner-
vous Tension can cause Nervous
Headache and Nervous Indiges-
ton. In times like these, we are
more likely than usual to become
overweight and nervous and to
wish for a good sedative. DIR.
Miles Nervine is a good sedative
mild but effective.
If you do not use DR.. Miles
Nervine you can't know what it
will do for you. It comes in
Liquid and Effervescent Tablet
form, both equally soothing to
tense and over-wrought nerves.
WHY DON'T YOU TRY 1T :?
sGet it at your drug store,
Efervescent tablets 35e and Use,
Liquid Use and S1.00. Read direc-
tons and use only as directed.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-27
family household.

family household.
Mrs. Furbay is to be commended
for having written so complete a
narrative of Liberia, and thereby
dispelling much of the obScurity
that has surrounded that country
since it was founded. Charmingly
written, lively in its many descrip-
tions, TOP HAT AND TOM-TOMS
is a must for every library.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-27

For Rent
Halt block from car line, 2 mo-
dern furnished room at 2422
.Erskine St. Call WE-5O41.
and based IN the book, is now he
ing prepared for production with
Joseph Gotten in the role OF the
Marquand character Jeffrey Wilson
with Valerie Hobson and Dorothy
Mcclure former Omaha girl. Uni
ted Artists will release the picture.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-27
istocrat as well as the native"

The unmorali$ of the Liberians,
as related by Mrs. Furbay, is arr
azing. While accepting the social
formalties common to Occidental
countries, marital customs have
been revclutionized. Daughters of
the so-caIied -four hundred, who
have strayed from the beaten path,
cause not even a raised eyebrow.
Native women often bear the child
re ONT men of different European
nationalities; men often have sew
eral wives other than their legal
spouse, and offspring of such I'M
ions have their place in the regular
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-27
Classified Ads Get Results!
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lot, oak floors, hot water furnace.
nice basement, room to sleep or
live. Kitchen t~errazzo floor, cab
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fowl house, both cement floors,
nice lawn, plenty hardy flowers
and shrubs, Possession within 10
days after sale, 34O1 Maple. owner
leaving state.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-27
WANTED TO RENT

Wanted a 2 or 8 room, furnished
Apartment, Call JA-9257.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-26
DRUZENA TREH OSEB
NAJDENA UMORJENA

Washington Court House,
Ohio. - Nedalee cd tn je bila
vceraj najdena ma svojem far
marskem domu umorjena dru-
zina treh oseb, sestojeca il O.
ceta, matere in 22-letne hcere.
Umorjeni so Elmer Mccoy, star
SO let, sirom drzave Ohio po-
znani svinjerejec, njegova zena
Forrest, stara "a let, in njuna
hci Mildred, XII je bila ucitelji-
ca po poklicu. Umor je bill oci-
vidno izvrsen v sredo zvecer,
ampak oblasti MISC odkrile Sc
nieesar, kar bi pojasnilo zlocin,
dasiravno obstoji vtis, da je bill
umor izvrsen il mascevanja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-26
zADNJA R|EkA / |: (.
PRED RIIM0M:
pREk0R'|A.!|(ENA ! ]. ! |
Osma britska armada je
vrgla Nemce ma italijan-
ski 'front.' preko
reke Sangro

z zavezniskega glavnega sta
ma V Alziru Sc javlja, da je O.
sma britska armada vceraj u
darila preko reke sangro ma
pet mill dolgi 'front.' blizu ja-
dranske obale, ter zavzela trdne
postojanke ma severni strani
zadnje vazne vodne struge.
Anglezi so izvojevali zmago
mad Nemci po krvavem boju z
nemskimi cetami, XII SO dobile
ukaz, da morajo postojanke oh
reki drzati ia vsako ceno".
Veteranski borci generala
Montgomery so predrli mocno
utrjeno nemsko "zimsko linijo"
navzlic temu, kar vojaski opa-
zovalci opisujejo kot opozicijo
cd strani "Stirih sovraznikov," "
XII so: dezevje, blato, zelo ma
rasla reka in zelo trdovraten
sovraznik.
Kakor Sc poroca iz zaveznis-
kega glavnega stana, je bitka
trajala vec dni. V torek je nem-
Ski radio naznanil, da so Mont
gomeryjeve cete podvzele splo-
sen napad in da so prisle ma Sc
verni breg reke Sangro.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-26
"PLES IMAGE"

Lausche Prince Booster klub
80. varde priredi jutri vecer v
Slovenskem domu ma Holmes
Ave. veliko plesno zabavo, ka-
tero Sc proslavi zmaga zupana
Franka j. Lauscheta in John j.
Princa, XII je bill izvolj je n "a
councilmana 80. varde. Ma We
selici bosta navzoca oba zmago-
valca. Odbor Sc prijazno pripo.
roca, da DO veselica obiskana y
obilnem stevilu, ker Sc je dobro
pripravil, da Sc bo vsem poset.
nixon prvovrstno postreglo. "a
plesazeljne DO ma razpolagc
Pete Srnickov orkester.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-26
Velikodusen dar

V nasem uradu Sc je zglasi-
la hcerka Mr.. Johna Primosica,
1886 E. Al St., XII nam je izroci-
la pismo svojega oceta. Vsebi-
ma pisma Sc glasi:
''Tukaj Vam posiljam $25 "a
podporo nasim trpinom v start
domovini, posebno pa "a bodoci
slovenski rod, XII trpi pod nacij-
skim jarmom. Te morilce DO 60
tovo zadela huda kazen, in mi
slim, da je Sc smrt predobra
zanje. Imam brata v Loskem
potoku in ne vem, ali. je Sc xiv
ali ne, kakor tudi njegova dru-
zina, kje Sc nahaja sedaj. Mic
ne morem zvedeti cd tam. Nor
da DO tudi on delezen kaj pod
pore, sal tako mislim. Postal
bonn mojo hcer do Vas in Van
DO izrocila to malo vsoto. Ia
vsota je namenjena "a SANS
O cigar delovanju berem v Ena.
kopravnosti.
Torej sprejmite, vas prosim
S pozdravom John Primosic
Mr.. Primosic je priklenjer
ma bolniski postelji, toda zave'
da. Sc, kako veliko je trpljenje
nasih bratov onstran morja, ki
so preganjeni in zatirani po so.
vrazniku. Njegov dar je Sc po'
sebno hvale in posnemanja vre'
den, kajti veliko je Sc nasih 70.
jakov, XII so zdravi in sluzijo le'
pc denarje, ter bi 81 lahko pri
trgali majhno vsoto v pomoi
domovini.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-26
.Pozdrav bolgarskim
partizanOm liz
Amerike

NEW YORK. - Zdruzeni od-
Dor juznoslovanskih Amerikan-
cev je postal naslednji pozdrav
partizanom, XII Sc borijo proti
nacistom v Bolgariji:
T. Zdruzeni odbor juznoslovan-
skin Amerikancev, XII sestoja IL
sledesih skupin: Hrvatskega a.
meriskega kongresa, Srbsko-a-
meriskega vidovdanskega kon-
gresa, Slovenskega ameriskega
narodnega sveta in Bolgarske-
ga-macedonskega Victory kon-
gresa v Ameriki, vas iskreno
pozdravlja "a borbo, XII jo vodi-
te proti nacisticnim tlaciteljem
in bolgarskim kvizlingom. z We
seljem smo doznali, da je po-
nosna Stara planina ponovno
postala pozorisce borbe "a O.
svoboditev bolgarskega naroda.
Mi vas prosimo, da sodelujete
in da zdruzite vase sile Ma
rodno osvobodilno vojsko v Jul
goslaviji, katero vodi general
Tito in drugi balkanski gerilski
boritelji, ker samo zdruzena
borba juznih Slovanov in vseh
balkanskih narodov bo dala res
nicno pomoc Zdruzenim naro-
dom, XII DO dosegla svobodo
Bolgarske in Balkana.
Bolgarski borci, pomnozite
vase vrste!
Nadaljujte sveto borbo! Mi
smo vami!
Naprej "a boljso bodocnost
"a bolgarski narod in vse juz.
noslovanske in balkanske naro-
de!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-26

znal, da sc nemske cete pri Co
melu nahajajo ma umiku, ker
so sovjetske sile povsod v pre-
moci.
Napad pri zitomiru
Kar Sc tice nemske proti-o-
fenzive pri zitomiru, XII pred
stavlja najresnejsi nacijski po-
izkus, da bi Sc ustavilo zmago-
slavno prodiranje Rdece VOL
sKe, pravi Moskva, da je po II
dneh srditih bojev, ma n
tockah pod kontrolo. Bitka, v
katero so virgil Nemci vse raz-
polozljive rezerve tankov, je
traiala diva dni, in Nemci sami
priznavajo, da je bila ena maj
bolj krvavih Cd cele vojne v Ru-
siji.
lnozemski voJaskl opazovalcl
v Moskvi porocajo, da so prili-
ke, da hi Nemci mogli proti-o-
fenzivo zaeeti znova, izl'edno
majhne, kajti kot izgleda, je bill
to zadnji desperatni poizkus
Hitlerja, da' bi prepreeil polom
ma vzhodni 'front.', in zelo dvom-
1.-Two je, da ina nemska koman-
da ma rokah dovolj rezerv, da
bi proti-ofenzivo obnovila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-26
VAJE MLAD. ZBORA

Prosi Sc vse starse, katerih
otroci so Sc prijavili k Mladin-
skemu pevskemu zboru, da pos
ljejo otroke gotovo k vajam
nocoj, 26. novembra, v Sloven-
ski narodni dom, st. 2. Vaje Sc
pricno tocno oh 6. uri zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-26

Nova ruska ofenziva Sc raz-
via v okrozju Propojska, go
mill severno cd Gomela ter je
naperjena proti nemskim lini-
jam med Orso, Mogilovom in
Gomelom Oh Dnjepru, XII teko
10 mill vzhodno cd Minska.
Vest il Stockholma, da je Co.
mel, XII je ze vec tednov skoro
popolnoma obkoljen Cd ruskih
Get, je bila objavljena v Ion
donskem Daily Express.
Neka druga vest liz Stockhol-
ma pravi, da SO Nemci Sc vedno
v Gomelu, da pa unicujejo vse,
kar je kake vojaske vaznosti,
predno Sc umaknejo il mesta,
Napredovanje pri Recici
Rusi so vceraj zaznamovali
pomemben napredek, XII je sko-
70 zasencen cd senzacijske O.
fenzive pri Gomelu, tudi blizi-
nj mesta Recice, kjer SO pretr-
gall zeleznisko progo, XII tece
med mesti Zlobin in Kalinokvi-
ci, severozapadno cd Recice.
Proga je pretrgana preko raz-
dalje petih mill med krajema
Ostankovici in zerd.
Berlin je vceraj uradno pri-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-26
Zelezniska nesreca

Blizu Newton Falls, Ohio Sc
je v sredo zvecer primerila ze-
lezniska nesreca ma progi Balti-
Ohio zeleznice, v kateri SO
bile ubite tri osebe, okrog 40
potnikov pa je bilo poskodova-
nih. Ubita sta bila strojevodja
in kurjac potniskega vlaka, XII
je trescil v neki tovorni vlak,
in smrt je nasel tudi neki vo-
jak, cigar ime nj znano.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-26
ZVEZNE OBLASTI v BOJU
PROTI BUTLEGARJEM

Zvezni agentje v New Yorku
so te dni zaceli velik pogon
proti butlegarstvu, XII je zacelo
cveteti radi racijoniranja zga-
MIA, XII so ga prinesle vojne raz-
mere. Pred par dnevi je bilo
vdrto v So lokalov vFaznih de-
lib mesta in aretiranih je bilo
43 oseb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-26
REDNA SEJA

Nocoj Sc vrsi seja drustva
"Zavedni sosedje" st. 1853 S. N.
P. J. Pricetek oh 7::30 uri Slo-
venskem drustvenem domu ma
Recher Ave. Clanstvo je vab-
ljeno, da Sc udelezi velikem
Stevilu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-26
SEJA FEDERACIJE SNPJ

Zastopnike in zastopnice dru-
Stew SNPJ Sc opozarja, da Sc
V soboto oh 8. uri zvecer vrsi
seja Federacije SNPJ v Sloven-
skem narodnem domu ma St.
Clair Ave. Vabi sc vse ma po-
set seize.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-26
Nova ruska ofenziva
ma 'front.' pri Golnelu
Rdeca vojska je napravila nacijskih
linijah 81 mill siroko yrzel

Moskva je danes zgodaj zjutraj naznania, da SO ce
te Rdece vojske podvzele veliko ofenzivo Bell
Rusiji severno cd Gomela kateri naprave 81 mill
sroko vrzel nemskih njah pobile 1000 Nemcev oku-
prale 1s0 naseenh krajev in da nahajajo samo tri
mile cd gornjega Dnjepra.
Neko nepotrjeno porocilo il Stockhoma pa cello tr-
d. da je Gomel re padel ruske roke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-26
IZ BOLNISNICE

Mrs. Angela Arko Sc je povr-
Mia il oolnisnice, kjer je pre-
stala tezko operacijo, ter Sc ma
haja v domaci oskrbi ma domu
ma 1870 Ormiston Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-26
vigrobovi
RADE RANSEVIC

V torek popoldne je premi-
nil v mestni bolnisnici Rade
Ransevic, rodom IL Slavonije,
star 81 let, stanujoc ma 1866 E.
SO ST. Pokojni je vec let delal
pri American Stove Co., kjer je
bill poskodovan, vsled cesar je
bill bolan II let. Ker nina de-
narnih sredstev, DO pokopan z
milodari. Tu zapusca soprogo
Julijano, rojeno Subotie. Pogreb
sc DO vrsil v soboto pod vod-
stvom A. Grdina in sinovi po-
grebnega zavoda.