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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-18
Gouor pisatelja Louisa
|Adamica ma shodu
|SANSa D Cleuelandu

dala samo, ako mas Zdruzeni od-
bor podpre stvar. Kot predsed-
mix sem dobil ma stotine pisem
cd raznih jugoslovanskih dru-
stew, XII so hotela vedeti, &c mas
odbor odobrava National War
Fund. Incl sem pogovore z
uradniki te ustanove, in ne da
bi razkladal ma dolgo in siroko,
prosim in pozivljam nase ljudi,
da darujeJo V National War
Fund.
| Nj treba posebej oznaciti, da
dajete "a Yugoslav Relief-ker
v National War Fund maj gre
vas prispevek, kajti National
War Fund DO dolocil "a Jugo-
slavic 2 milijona in 800 tisoc
dolarjev. Ia denar DO porabljen
', prid ljudi v Jugoslaviji po VOL
nj in tekom vojne pod nadzor-
stvom Washingtona in Medina
rodnega rdecega kriza. In JAZZ
yam obljubljam, da bonn. storil
vse, kar je mogoce, da Fotic in
slicni ljudje ne bodo imeli no.
benega vpliva pri tenn.
Mnogo Sc je delalo
Marsikaj nj prav ma svetu-
tudi v Washingtonu in Londo-
nu, in Alziru in Kairu in Ita-
liji-ali v zadnjih tednih je ia
nova demokraticna sila v Ame-
riki, XII Sc je rodila cd SANSa
V tenn poslopju in XII Sc il pravi
Zdruzeni odbor-ta sila je v
zadnjih tednih razvila velik
vpliv.
Ne morem iti V vse podrobno-
sti-vas in moi vodja, brat Kri-
stan We vse, kar delam-a lahko
} povdarim, kar ze veste, da Ego
daj v novembru sem postal dali
| 81 kabel generalu Eisenhowerju
il protestiral proti sodelovanju
z italijanskima generalom Roat-
ta-om in Ambrosiom. Naglasil
sem, da kar Sc tice mas, XII smo
slovenske i'll jugosiovanske krvi,
sta ia diva laska generala ma.
vadna zlocinca, XII sta pomorila
ma tisoce in tisoce Slovencev
Dalmatincev in Crnogorcev, in
| XII sta sodelovala z Mihajlovi.
cevci in z Belo gardo.
Kot izgleda, je general Eisen
hover preiskal to stvar in '
sredo preteklega tedna-pree
, stirimi dnevi-smo citali v lis
tin, da je Eisenhower zahteva
, cd italijanske Wade, da Sc Roat
ia odstrani kot general; in de-
|kar Sc tice Ambrosia, da Sc da
! lie preiskuje.
To Sc nj vse, kar hocemo-a al
a je nekaj-je precej-je uspe1
! proc Urste-in ia uspeh je treb;
: vsaj deloma pripisati Zdruzene
pu odboru, XII je prisel i;
K SANSa.
1 Nekako istocasno sem ko
e predsednik Zdruzenega odbor'
> postal tudi kable v Moskvo- DIR
zavnemu tajniku Hullu, mini
n stru Edenu in komisarju Molo
/ tovu-in VEN, da SO tisti kabl
!, imeli svoj vpliv.
4 Omenim maj tudi, da Ura.i :
/ vojne informacije v Washing
h tonu posilja mole izjave po ra
/ diju v Jugoslavijo in splosno
= Evropo. Dale maj onenim, d
]e proslo sredo zvecer sem govor
q cell Kanadi 0 partizanih po {
al mrezju Canada Broadcastin
Co.
i Rekel sem, da delo je bill
"a ogromno zadnje tri mesece s
n lie delalo noe in dan. Osebno sci
L napisal cele kose pisem in il
Il naslovil vaznim ljudem Am
20 riki in Angliji in Afriki. POSI-
@ sem nesteto telegramov in kal
ooi CNadaljevanje ma 2. strania
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-18

Podprimo borbo Amerike "a demo-
kracijo In svobodo syeta : nakupom
vojnih bondov in vojno-varcevalnih
Enamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-18
Itaijanska fronta

Ma italijanski 'front.', kjer so
bile zavezniske cete v blizini Va
metro v torek ma nekaterih gor-
skin tockah prisiljene ma ma
lenkosten umik, so bile vceraj
nekatere izmed zgubljenih po-
stojank dobljene nazaj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-18
NEM5kE (ETE
SO v 0BLA5Tl
oTokA LERo
Zavezniska posadka 5000
MOI zajeta v neprieako-
vani nacijski zmagi v
Egejskem morju

L. Kaira Sc javlja, da so Mem
ci vceraj vprizorili silen napad
ma otok Lero v Egejskem NOR
ju, v katerem so rabili zracno
silo in pehoto, nakar je zavez-.
niska posadka, sestojeca IL
5000 Anglezev in Italijanov ka-
pitulirala.
'Nacijska okupacija otoka Le-
70 pomeni, da SO zavezniske
priprave "a invazijo Balkana z
JUNE strani "a enkrat potts.
njene ma stran.
Pricakuje Sc napad ma otok
SamOS
Lero je poleg otoka samos
drugi najjuznejsi otok v verigi
Dodekaneskih otokov, XII so j.
nell sluziti kot stopnisee "a in
vazijo Balkana. z gotovostjo Sc
pricakuje, da bo d o Nemci v
bliznji bodoenosti poskusili IL
trgati zaveznikom tudi otok
Samos.
Nemska moo v zraku je bila
tako silna, da zavezniske bojne
ladje MISC bile vstanu efektiv-
no pomagati posadki ma otoku
Lero, XII Sc je borila z bajoneti
in rocnimi granati, predno je
kapitulirala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-18

"Enakopravnosti" poslala pomembno porocllo,
XII osvetljuje razmere Sloveniji takoj po predaji
Italije sredo proslega septembra, XII glasi:
avgustu tega eta je postal dr.. Boris Furlan
IL Londona domovino predsedniku Eksekutlve
O. F. Josipu Vidmarju brzojav sledeco vsebino:
''Mednarodni polozaj nujno zahteva postavitev
enotne fronte. Telegrafiraj pogoje in sporoci in
stllkcije "a nadaljno delo.
Ma to brzojavko je DIR. Furlan prejel Is. ok
tob1a, 1943 sledec odgovor:
16. septembra 1943.
"Dr. Boris Furlan, London.
Enotnost slovenskega naroda vspostavljena
pristankom vseh politicnh skupin razen izdajacev
in denuncijantov
Osvobodina Fronta prevzela po kapltulacly
Italijanov vso obast zvedla razorozitev in izvrsia
uspesno mobizacijo po vsej Ljubljanski pokrajni
in vsem Primorju. Narod enoten in navdusen kljub
bombnm napadOm.
Pozivam te imenu naroda delu "a O. F.!
Porocia Kreku London so izhajala Cd ljudi,
XII SO brutaln borbi oblast sodeoval z okupa-
tor em ter ma tsoce SovenceV pognali jece, mnogo
pa cello smrt. Ma osvobojenem Slovenskem ozem-
lju razbitih, ujetih in razorozenih 5000 Beogar-
distov in Mihaglovicevcev Ujet yes MhajloV6ev ka-
der, 80 oficirjev. Novakov namestnik, kapetan Ko-
privica izvrsil samomor Mhajlovicev oficir Marian
Sternisa konlandant batal jona centranega odreda,
je postal prostovol jno IT, javo:
"Smatram "a svoo narodno in oficirsko dolz-
most izrazt da je bila in da je pot Narodne osvo-
bodne vojske Jugoslavije, ter Osvobodilne vojske
V celoti pravicna "a sovenski narod in "a Jugosa-
viio edno odresilna, medtem ko je ba pot, XII s1nO
o podvzeli mi, nepravilna, slovenskemu narodu in
Jugosaviji skodlva, koristna pa okupaorJu IN toreJ
izdaalska. Tradicja in pa dejstvo, da Sc nisem od
vsega pocetka vsem srcem predal Osvobodlnl
'FRONT.' in njeni veliki stvari osvobodtve in zd1u-
zitve slovenskega naroda, svari velike sVobodne in
demokraticne Jugoslavije sta me zavedli, ola sem
Sc po logki dogajanj in razvoja prilik SloveniJ
poda vse globlje stranpot, ceprav sem osebno
vdan svoiemu narodu in domovini. Kot moz, kot
ofcir, kot clovek XII da ma svojo cast, snatram "a
potrebno izpovedat ia svoja spoznanja neglede ma
vprasanje ali me bo sovenska narodna justica pu
stila pri zvljenju ali me- Koncno smatram Sc svo
10 prav posebno dolznost da pozovem zlast made
zavedne tovarse, mai sc brez prldrzka rik]uclJo
osvobodilni borbi, XII jo vodta NarOdna osvobodll-
ma vojska in Osvobodna Fronta, ter maj tako po-
pravijo svojimi mladim silam kar s1no proti ma
rodu in domovini marsikdo in marsikdaj, zablodah
zagresili.
, Izjavo sem podpisal iskreno in brez vsakega
pritiska.
(Sledi podpis)."
razumevanje gornjega @. F. je bila progla
sa amnestijo oh talijanski kapitulaciji vse, XII
bi prenehali S sovraznostmi do ME- Sternsa je bill
razorozen boju DO danem terminu Nekaj bojev Sc
vedno traia danes Is. septembra. Ostanki Belogar-
distov in Mihajlovicevcev pa so pobegn nemsko
sluzbo ,:-
Daj ia odgovor ma tvoj poziv pogled vsem
Sovencem tujin!
Josip Vidmar. "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-18

PrVi pomors6ak, XII je bill no.
grajen 2 kongresno casino me-
daljo, je biI Platoon Sergt. John
Basiloae. V bitki je osebno ubil
IS Japoncev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-18
lzvirno porocilo o borbi
Osvobodilne fronte v Sloveni j

Ga. Ana Furlan, soproga DIR. Borisa Furlana,
bivsega profesorja prava ma Ljubljanski univer-
ri, XII Sc sedaj nahaja v Londonu, je urednistvu
"Enakopravnosti poslala pomembno porocilo,
XII osvetjuje razmere Sloveniji takoj po predaji
Italije sredo proslega septembra, XII Sc glasi:
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Evening star., 1943-08-22
A. P. Wirephoto.
Grays Seek Lead Tie
In Bill With Giants,
Latest Victims

Washington Homestead Grays de-
feated the Baltimore Elite Giants in
both ends of last nights double
header at Baltimore, 81 and Al,
and in meeting that same club in
another double-header today at
Grifith Stadium have a chance to
go into f1rst-p place tie in the Negro
National League by winning both
games.
Newark Eagles are leading the
loop with eight wins and two de-
feats, while last nights double
triumph put the Grays behind with
six and two record.
If they repeat against the Giants
today, the Grays will be tied for
first place and in a good position
to take command of the second
half race in Monday nights game
at Griffith Stadium when they meet
the New York Black Yankees, the
loops last-place club.
In making runaway Of last
nights first game, the Grays
scored three runs in the third, four
more in the fourth and one each
in the sixth and eighth. Two homers
by Josh Gibson, Washington ace
catcher, featured the second game
His circuit clout in the sixth came
with Benjamin and Leonard on base
while the sacks were empty for his
blow In the eighth. There were his
ninth and 10th homers of the
season.
Gibson got three hits in three
trips in the first game to helr
boast his batting average to .534.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Pin Stars Fear Dubs Will Dust
Them From District Leuaue

Washington's top notch bowlers
are protesting the 600-average team
maximum set for admission to the
Mems District League for the i'm
pending season. With the circuit
cut from 16 to IA teams. they fear
there will not be enough berths tor
the stellar duckpinners as many
without extraordinary averages will
have to be used to hold the teams
down to the required scoring limit.
A meeting to discuss a proposed
raising of the team-average limit
will be held Wednesday night at at
Hi-Skor.
Last season a pinmen averaged
100 or better and only four out of
this number will not be available
this season. OF some 100 bowlers
who constituted the teams there
were Is who hit pace of 119 and 10
who posted 118. More than a dozen
were in the 117-average class for the
season and few were below the lis
mark.
With several top-notch bowlers
coming back into the loop this sea-
son, notably Hokie Smith of Lucky
Strike, 1912 champion who stayed
out last season due to his draft
status, and any number of new stars
eager to roll in the city's fastest
bowling league, there are more than
enough high-average bowlers to
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Paul De Luwter of D. G. Scores
In Navy as Horseshoe Hur|er

The horseshoe -pitchingest sailor
in the Charleston Navy Yard is Paul
E. De Lawter, seaman second class,
from Washington, D. C.
And the top team in this sport is
composed of Rocco La Rocco, avia-
ton machinist's mate. third class,
from Cleveland, Ohio, and Gene
Mantini, carpenters mate, second
class, from Chisholm. MINI.
All this was decided over the
week end when the finals in the
yards first enlisted mems horseshoe
pitching tournament were played off
De Lawter, student in the yard S
radio school, cinched the singles
championship when he defeated
Mantini in two out of three matches.
Mantini took the first, 50-47, but
went off his stride to lose the next
two sets, 50-33 and 50-26.
Mantini and La Rocco, both at
Evening star., 1943-08-22
BY PAUL ]. MILLER.

Syracuse, N. Y, is the current bat
tlefield for the annual championship
tournament of the New York State
Chess Association and the 44th
National Open tournament of the
United States Chess Federation.
Play has been in progress since
August IA and will continue through
the 28th.
Last Friday the tournament play
ers declared an armistice to honor
venerable Hermann Helms, genial
editor of the American Chess Bulle-
tin, oldest magazine of it's kind in
this country, at testimonial dinner
in commemoration of the many
years of unselish service and devo-
tion he has given to American chess.
1t was truly gala occasion and the
toasts were warm and merry. We,
too congratulate Mr.. Helms on the
half century of editorial services he
has contributed to the game, and we
sincerely hope that the Brooklyn
Daily Eagle IN. " will reward ap-
propriately the longevity of his chess
column that has appeared in the
Thursday edition of that paper as
far back as we can remember.
Benjamin Altman of Flushing,
N. Y, is making a creditable show
ing in the tournament at Syracuse.
Opening play with an initial loss to
Anthony Santasiere, champion of
the famed Marshall Chess Club, he
downed George Sturgis and Harlow
DAILY of Boston, vanquished Byron
Price of Illinois, drew with Capt.
Joseph Rauch OF Canada and in the
sixth round dropped game to the
city of Boston champion. DR.. Katz.
Here is Altman's match game
against Sturgis, president of the
United States Chess Federation:
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Novice Tennis LaureIs
Schweitzer' S, Rec
Title Mrs. Gray's

Britt Schweitzer, former Coolidge
High athlete, scored an upset yes
terday in winning the District Rec
reation mems singles novice tennis
tournament final, scoring over Berry,
Shapiro, 10-8, 2-6, 6-1, 6I1.
Shapiro, older and more expert
enced, was expected to win over
Schweitzer. who is only a junior
player, but after winning the first
overtime set Schweitzer coasted
while losing the second and then
took command.
Both played steady tennis and
took few chances, with Schweitzer
making fewer errors.
Mrs. David Gray came through
as expected to win the District Rec
reation women's tourney-this was
not novice event-with a 60, 6-1
triumph over Sara Moore.
The mems novice doubles title
went to Shapiro and Dave Kay
over George Shoemaker and Doug
Love, 60, 6-3. Kay was out
standing in this match, his hard
accurate drives making most of the
difference between the two teams.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Indian Spring Linkswomen
In Tournament Today

Twenty-seven woman golfers are
paired today in the buffers tourna-
ment at Indian Spring Club. with
the first pair getting off at $40 am.
Because of the small field and
difficult bus schedules, leniency will
be shown to the tardy. according
to Mrs. Charles Tully, chairman of
the Tournament Committee.
Pairings are:
a;20. Mrs. George Jani (CongD, Mrs.
Cecil I. Wilkinson (cong); 9:25, Mrs. E.
(Gong ,9:3o' Mrs. R; l.. Hutchinson
Mrs Mrs. H: e. Porter (colD; Mrs. Willard
EDWARDS Indian SPRING.: 9:40. Mrs. j E.
Brumfiel lKenwood); Mrs. ]. P. Brantley
a:45, Mrs Frank G. Butler undisn
SRT,ns' Wa aSG m4s 25o Mrs R,sneh MSyHs5d
a:55. Mrs. Chas. Slawson (Kenwoodi, Mrs.
Arthur Boesch (Kenwood); 10, Mrs. C, M
Della shmutt (WashD, Mrs H. B. Wiley
(WashD; 1905, Mrs. H A Carragher
(Wash. J, Mrs. E. L. Dufies (Wash0.
1910 Mrs M II. Dinneen (Wash },
Mrs. W. w. Southworth (Wash): 1910,
Mrs. H. L. Lacey (Manor), Mrs NJ S Sha-
ban Indian SPRING.; 1O:45, Mrs Delbert
Stuart undian SPRING. Mrs D. B. From
hsiser Gndian Spring., Mrs. J. r. Hogan
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Six Marine Gridders
Top Michigan Squad
BY the Associated Press.


ANN ARBOR, Mich, Aug. al
Michigan completed four weeks Of
summer football practice today, with
the Marines having the situation
well in hand. Autumn drills will
start August 30.
OF IL players receiving top con-
sideration for starting jobs In the
nine-game season opening Septem-
ber 18 against Camp Grant at Rock
ford, ILL.,, six are marines, four Navy
trainees and two civilians.
The marines are Backs Paul White,
Elroy Hirsch and Jack Wink, the last
two from Wisconsin; Ends Arthur
Renner and Farnum johnson, and
Tackle Bob Hanzlik. Johnson and
Hanzlik likewise are from Wisconsin.
The Navy men are Backs Bob
Wiese and Bill Daley, Guard George
Kraeger and Center Mervin Pregul-
man. Daley is from Minnesota. The
civilians are Guard Julius Franks,
dental student, and Tackle John
Greene, who is 4-F.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
Three Records Made
BY D. T.. Mermaids
Special Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 21.-Washing-
ton ID. c., mermaids set three rec
ords while making a sweep of the
five women's events in the Balti-
more Suns annual swimming car
nival at the Lakewood Club here.
Ensign Helen Perry of the Shore
ham Club shaved more than two
seconds off the old mark while win
ming the 50-yard breaststroke in
32.1 seconds. Betty Rowland, also
OF the Shoreham, lowered the 100
yard breaststroke figure to 1921
from the old record of 1918 Then
the Shoreham 150-yard medley re-
lay team set mark of 1921 from
the former standard of 1918. In
this event Jean Ort swan the free
style, Miss Rowland the breast
stroke and Ensign Perry the back
stroke
Other Washington winners were
Miss Ort in the 50-yard freestyle
and Helen Poyner of Ambassador
in the 1oo-yard freestyle.