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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01
MAJOR AUsTIk's RESOLUTION

"Ill never be q SNUG Vermonter again., Maj.
Edward l. Austin wrote to his father, the senior
senator from Vermont.
Major Austin made this resolution otter seeing
the tonk-destroyer battalion which he commands IN
action on the American beochheod in ltoly There
we're real cowboys and reol Indians in the OUTFIT
There we're olso boys from The Bronx, Stote-ot-
Manners, Pennsylvania factory workers, and lads
from midwestern forms.
In it's first action against enemy tanks, the bot
talon took toll Of Tigers and Mark Tvs thot Poy-
ed major port in stopping the big Noz oounter-ot-
tack recently
1T seems likely thot there ore thousands OF Amer
icon soldiers who, consciously or otherwise, have
taken vow similar to Major Austn's. Most Of us
have bit of the "smug Vermonter" in u.s. no mat.
ter what part Of the country we hail from the ov-
erooe American like the average person Of any no.
tionoIity) sticks pretty close to home and his own
kind in his thinking, however much he may have
travelled Generally speoking the southerner still dis
trusts the domyonkee, the Brooklyn native looks
down his nose at the farm boy
The Army affords wonderful opportunity to
act over such insulor attitudes Dodeine the same
bullets sharing the same ditch facing the same tok
in bomber teaches tolerance When men live the
same life and face the same dangers, they begin
to Judge each other according to character, rather
than accent, religion education, or the SIZE OF ther
civilian salaries
There many, Of course, whose ln9roIned
prejudees will not be touched by any of these toe
tors But if only small minority Of service men bring
out Of military life less prejudice than they took into
it, there con still be cause for rejoicing
We ore going to need tolerance and unsetlsh-
ness during our peocetinoe reodustment. The CON-
mon purpose of war hos not sted our economic and
religious and racial strifes.
The returning veterans ore going to be greet
force in our civilian life Their solidarity work
great good or greet harm, depending upon how it
is oeonzed and directed
1t does not seem too much to hope that there
may be enough men like Major Austin who have
lost that "snue Vernoonter" attitude to influence
the veterons and the country to work less toward
selfish and sectional aims, and more toward the
common good.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01

Answer to Previous PussIe
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01
BY PETER EDISON
MOnitOr-Leader Washington
CnrreSnOudent

First chapter in the story OF
how clandestine Axis radio sta
tions in Latin America were run
down and put out of business
has just been revealed by
George f. Sterling, an Army
Signal Corps radio operator in
the last war and now chief of
RID-the Radio Intelligence
Division Of the Federal Com
munications Commission. RID
today maintains network OF
over 20 mOnitoring stations all
over the United States. They
constantly cruise the ether to
discover unlicensed radio sta
tions: by long range radio direc-
ton finders it is possible for
them to locate clandestlne sta
tions in any part of the world.
1t was the spring Of l94l when
this RID network first picked
up German outlaw stations oper-
ating from Latin America Be-
fore that time and even right up
to Pearl Harbor there was no
particular need for the NazlS to
use secret radios, as commercial
cable and radio telegraph and
telephone communication chan
nclS were open TO them.
But on this particular spring
night, a monltoring station at
Mills. Mass, outside of Boston,
picked up faint signals from a
station attempting 10 hide its
transmiSSions by operating on
the same frequency as trans
Atlantic radio telephone cir
cult. Through this "interfer-
ence," at the same time every
day two stations identifying
themselves as REV and PYL
kept calling other in an appar-
ent effort TO communicate. All
the RID stations were alerted
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01
STILL GOING

There is relatively small force Of New Zeolond-
ers with the Allied armies in ltoy but they ore the
kind Of soldiers who keep finding their way into the
news. They drove back the Germans at Casino in
bitter, hond-to-hond fighting They and the Indians
thanked the Moreth Line when Ron'meI nnonnentor-
lily stalled Montgomery in his drive toward Tuniso.
They fought oil the way from EI AIomein to Cop
Bon.
Almost all the original members Of this New
Zealand outfit have become casualties But there
must still be Of them who fought the reorouord
octon in the British retreot from Greece, and bot
tied the Nozi porotroopers Crete. Except for two
or three months in Syro otter Crete they have been
fighting ever since, through three years Of heot coId
sand mud.
Those soldiers for whom we can all be thank.
full without detroctine from the bravery Of our own
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01
Q IN HOLLYWOOD

just received a letter from her
brother in England who said it
was very foggy these days in
London. Yes said Kay Kyser,
"foggy in London, sunny in Cal
ifornia and Dewey in Wiscon-
sin
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01

Allied headquarters in ItoIy have announced
that the German bombing Of plainly marked hos
pto there was no accident and thot the Nozs
chine eunned the occupants who survived the bomb
ing.
Those ore the same Nozis who announced, less
than month ooo, thot Germans conduct Of war
fore has at oil times been marked by the greatest
chivoIry toward her opponents.
Even the Jops don't have the gall to pull one like
thot.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01
SOMETIMES THEY GOT
ALITTLE WILD

When u. S. combat planes be-
gan TO hop the Atlantic, the
news went to Germany via
South American clandestlne ra-
do. AS early as July l94l one
intercept revealed; Mine Boz
ing (planes) flew with mixed
crew consisting OF Englishmen
and Americans. Within the
next few weeks 20 are TO be
flown across. Details follow"
Sometimes the reports got a
little wild, as in October, l94l:
"BMM presumably German
AGENT reports that in Port of
Spain (TrinidadD several hun
dred U. S. aircraft Of various
types and 5000 special troops al
legedly as landing corps being
assembled.
But in January 1912 the re-
ports were giving details Of U.
S. war production which were
definitely harmful: "CurtiSS
Columbus factory will begin
mass production SB2C single
scatter Stuka for Navy. Anna
mcnt one cannon five machine
guns. Built for 1000 horse
power Wright in experimental
stage"
II these intercepts made clear
the need Of an intensified effort
TO locate the clandestine Nazi
radio stations in Latin America,
but 1t was to be several months
before the United States, in CO.
operation with governments Of
the southern republics, could be-
gin to move in. How il was done
will be told in this space in the
next issue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01
WOMANPOWER NOTE

A year ago this month the
Warner studio, hit by the draft
hired 20 messenger girls. Ten
are still working at the job. One
is about to get film contract.
One became an Earl Carroll
showgirl, three were promoted
to secretarial jobs at the studio,
three went into war plants and
two moved to New York TO get
jobs as showgirls.
Betting has become so ram
pant on the set Of Irish Eyes
Are Smiling" that practically
any casual observation will get
you immediate odds and takers.
Other day director Gregory Rat
off thought the thing had gone
too far and announced: I'm 60
ing TO levy a 500 fine on the
next person l catch making a
bet-and I'll bet you 500 l do
it, too
Wallace Beery can't stomach
cigars. But script Of Gold
Town requires him TO puff
away on one. SEE he ITS a
good thing we're not shooting
this picture in technicolor. Id
turn out bright green
Ellen Drew, who retired from
the screen year ago to devote
all her time to Army tours and
war work. has resumed her
work in Dark Mountain
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01
. BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON .

and by radio direction they es-
tablished location of REV as
Hamburg, Germany, and PYL as
Valparaiso, Chile.
The interesting detail is that
RID picked up and located both
stations before they were able
10 communicate with each 9TH
or
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01
A GIRL SPY IN
EMBASSY

Intercepts from this and other
Nazi clandestine radio stations
in South America, monitored in
the United States, were sent to
Department Of State, FIJI. Ar
my. Navy and oher agencies.
In July, Hamburg queried
Valparaiso: Can you place suit
cable man for us among students
going 10 u. S. for air training?"
In a message from Valparaiso to
Hamburg concerning activities
Of German agent named
Clarke, it was reported, "Daugh-
ter Of Clarke, secretary in USA
Embassy, Quito, since November
one
These messages showed how
the German spy network was
operating, but later intercepts
revealed transmission OF infor-
nation that was TO cndanger
American lives. Ten days after
Pearl Harbor, this message was
picked up: From trustworthy
confidential agent it was learn
ed that all armed steamships are
to be equipped with torpedo
safety nets upon arriving at
Trinidad, Free town and all
English ports. Nets being de-
lvered partly from USA. My
confidential agent will supply in
near future all available details,
concerning width of mesh, cable
strength, accomplishment tests,
depth, distance from ships side,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01
PLAY ON SALE

Columbia is bidding for the
film rights to Frank Veloz's or
iginal play, Leather Is My Rae
ket," which will be produced on
Broadway next fall.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-01

fastenings, slip arrangement
Later, the German control sta
ton was TO acknowledge that:
g. reports on equipment of
English and American cruisers
and auxiliary cruisers were ex-
ceptionally correct"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-17
Zadnje stevilke o
ameriskih izgubah

Vojni department je 9. marca
poroeal, da znasajo ameriske
izgube do konca februarja vse-
ga skupaj 1929 moz. Izmed
teh jih je izgubila kopna arma-
da 121,458. Ubitih je 20,592,
47,318 ranjenih in 1922 uje-
tin.
Nasa bojna mornarica je i
sti dobi izgubila 40,824 moz, IL
med njih 1921 ubitih, 9,91O "a
njenih in 4,414 pogresanih.
Okrog $4,000 ranjenih je O.
krevalo toliko, da so Sc povrnili
nazaj v svojo sluzbo. V jetnis-
kin taborih jih je blizu 1000 u
mrlo, vecinoma ma otokih, XII so
jih okupirali .Japonci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-17
Nou grob
NALENTIN GORNIK

Vceraj malo po opoldanu je u
mrl Valentin Gornlk, XII je
svojo druzino bival raselbini
mad so let. Stanoval je ma 6219
st. Clair Ave. Star je bill II let
i'm je bill donna il vasi. Globelj,
fara Sodrazice. S soprogo Mar
|jeto, rojeno Levstik, sta dospe-
la V Ameriko leta 1892. Poleg
Isoproge zapusca tri sinove in
dive hceri: Rose Breeze, Rudolf
Ipha, Franka in Anthonya, ter
Mary Bogataj. Bill Je start oce
III vnukom. Vec let je delal
solini, ma zeleznici in drugod,
zadnjih devet let nj delal. Bill je
clan drustva Srca Jezusovega.
Pogreb Sc DO vrsil V ponedeljek
oh 9. uri zjutraj IL pogrebnega
zavoda A. Grdina in sinovi, 1853
E. 62 ST., V cerkev sv. Vida in
nato ma Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-17
Strasne Steyilke 0
zverinstvu nacijjev

LONDON. - Izredna draw
ma komisija "a preiskave zlocin-
stva zakrivljenega po nacijskih
armadah, je dognala, da so
Nemci pomorili cd svojega ma
pada ma Rusijo pa do danes 2
milijona civilistov, med temi We
liko stevilo zensk in otrok. Rus
XII radio, XII je porocal @ dogma
njih tozadevne sovjetske komi-
size, je dejal, da SO Nemci mo-
rili V takozvanih dusegubkah
tudi ruske vojne ujetnike. Mno-
go ujetnikov pa SO mucili do
smrti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-17
Sovjetska unija
Zeli biti udelezena
pri zasedbi Avstriie

Kakor Sc poroca IL Londona,
je sovjetska vlada dala razume-
tt, da zeli, da je Rdeca vojska
po zakljucku vojne udelezena V
okupaciji Avstrije in Nemcije.
To je povzrocilo plesenecenje V
Londonu in Washingtonu. Vladl
Velike Britanije in Amerike nj
sta Sc doslej razkrili svojih ma
crtov v zadevi oku3acije.
Doslej je prevladovalo mne-
ME, da DO ameriSka armada
iprevzela oblast V Avstriji V po-
Ivojni dobi, katero maj bi drzala,
dokler ne DO ustanovljena de-
mokraticna vlada.
o tej zadevi sploh nj bilo spo-
ra.
Doznava Sc, da je Velika Bri-
tanija proti ruski udelezbi oku-
Ipacije Avstrije. Vprasanje Av-
STRIFE je bilo predmet diskuzije
ma konferenci zunanjih minis
trov Rusije, Amerike in Velike
Britanije, XII Sc je pred nekaj
meseci vrsila V Moskvi. Takrat
so tt izjavili, da so "a neodvis-
most Avstrije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-17
Pred k0ngresOm
Sc nahaja nacrt
"a veteranski bonus

WASHINGTON. - Po pred
lozenem nacrtu ali predlogi sed-
mih poslancev kongresa, bi do
bill castno odslovijeni vojak; XII
MISC v sluzbi preko morja So
kredita "a vsak dan sluzbe, oni
pa, XII SO sluzili preko morja, bi
prejeli 81 kredita, poleg tega pa
Sc $500 V slucaju onih, XII so bill
ranjeni boju.
Ma ia nacin bi znasal celoten
bonus "a one, XII sluzi 10 donna o.
krog $1,000 "a vojake, XII so bill
poslani preko morja pa $4,000;
vendar bi Sc ia vsota ne izpla-
Gala naenkrat. Veteran. bi dobil
Cd Wade poseben bond, ma kate
rega hi lahko v banki dobll del
no posojilo, ali pa Cd Wade cd
casa do casa gotovi odstotek
placila. Ia ia nacrt DO treba 80
bilijonov dolarjev.
Veteranske organizacije, XII so
"a to predlogo, pravijo, da je
namen te predloge oziroma ma
crta, da sc izenaCi kolikor toll
/ 10 razliko med place vojakov, XII
morajo blti v sluzbi domovine
in pa place delavcev, XII SO "a
posleni V vojni industriji. Delav-
ci so delezni zasluzka vojni
industriji sedaj, vojaki bi pre-
jeli svoj delez. ko Sc povrnejo
domov.
Kakor Sc cuje, DO kongres o
tel tocki sele drugo leto glaso-
val.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-17
BivSi francOski
minister Pucheau
obsojen ma s1nrt
Minister, XII je pod
Petainom kolaboriral z
naciji, spoznan krivim


V Alziru Sc je IL. marca "a
kljucila obravnava proti Pierre
Pucheau, XII je bill minister "a
notranje zadeve V rezimu mar
sala Petaina. Vojaski tribunal
Francoskega narodnega osvebo-
dilnega odbora ga je nasel kri-
vim veleizdaje in ga obsodil ma
smrt.
Sodisce je dognalo, da je Pu-
cheau sodeloval S sovrazniki
Francije ter zakrivil smrt ne
stetih nedolznih zrtev, XII so pa
die " roke Gestapu in drugim
nemskim oblastim tekom njego-
vega sluzbovanja, kot vnanji mi
mister.
Obtoznica je navajala, da je
bill Pucheau obsojen ma smrt re
po podtalnem gibanju patrijo-
TOW V Franciji, ker je pomagal
nacijski policiji pri pogonu ma
francoske patrijote ter sam re-
krutiral nemske vojake "a iva
jamie terorja mad prebivalstvom
po posebnih sodiscih in posebni
zandarmeriji.
Zagovorni odvetniki 50 sku.
sail dokazati, da izrek kazni o.
ziroma razsodbe nj mogoc, ker
nj pri rokah pric in dokumen-
TOW, katerimi hi m ogli bit
prednesena vazna evidenca O.
brambo obtozenega.
Ma to izjavo je izvrsevalni
sodnik general Weiss, XII je vo.
dill process odgovoril, da> manjka
tudi kakih 40 tisoc pric, XII po.
civajo sedaj v francoski zemlji
kot zrtve terorja, XII ga je po-
magal uvajati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-17
Sestanek Slouenskega
ljudskega sueta "a osuoboj ojenje

MOSKVA, 10. marca. - Ct.
&C. NJ - Prvo zborovanje Slo-
venskega ljudskega ali narodne-
ga sveta "a osvobojenje, XII je
prvi slovenski parliament, Two
lien oktobru, 1913, Sc je vrsi-
10 dne 19. in 20. februarja le-
tos.
Cd 12O izvoljenih clanov, Sc
jih je udelezilo zborovalnega Sc
stanka IS. Sedem poslancev je
med tenn casom padlo V boju "a
osvoboditev.
Tocke zborovalnega progra-
ma SO vkljucevale diskuzije o
zakljuckih drugega zborovanja
antifasisticnega Narodnega os-
,vobodilnega odbora Jugoslavije,
vprasanje nadaljne gradnje Slo-
venske narodne sile ter vprasa-
MIA izohrazbe IN elzCnomi je.
Narodni svet je odobril in
sprejel delo slovenske delegaci-
je ma drugem zborovanju anti
fasisticnega Narodnega odbora
"a osvobojenje.
Sklenjeno je bio, da dokler
ne DO formiran polncmocni Ma
rodni odbor osvobojenja "a Slo-
venijo, bo izvrsevalni ali vrhov-
nj odbor Narodnega sveta u
pravljal zadeve, tikajoce Sc dolz-
nosti Ljudskega osvobodilnega
odbora "a Slovenijo.
Sprejet je bill zakljueek Q
vprasanju financ "a osvobojeno
ozemlje, dalje O vprasanju po-
mladne setve f1 medsebojne
skupne pom o ci prebivalstva
raznih krajev in okrozij ma o,
svobojeni zemlji. Dolocilo Sc je
tudi, da Sc ustanovi Sc vecje Ste
vilo sol, katerih je dozdaj bile
ustanovljenih mad tristo, ter da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-17
IA GOTOVO NE DOBI
PATENTA "a eek"

NEWARK, N. j., Is. marca.
. Ma tukajsnji zvezni davcni
urad je vceraj dospela kuver-
ia, v kateri Sc je nahajala IL
polnjena dohodninska davcna po-
la. Potem ko so uradniki pre-
gledali polo, SO Sc enkrat pogle-
dali v kuverto "a eek, XII bi incl
kriti davek. Pa kaj mislite, da
so privlekli ven? Polovico mos
ke srajce! Vsote nj bilo oznace-
ne ma njej, bill pa je pritrjen IL
sick, XII je pojasnjeval, da bo
druga polovica srajce dospela,
kadar zapade obrok "a placitev
|ostalega davka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-17

Sc v splosnem zvisa izobrazeval-
no nivo ljudstva.
Nadaljna dolocba, XII je bila
sprejeta, Sc tice ,imenovanja le-
gislativne komisije, XII bo imela
v podrocju verska vprasanja in
komisije obmocju Slovenske-
ga narodnega osvobodilnega od-
bora, katera bo ukrepala kar
potrebno zadevi vojaskih zlo-
cinov.
Zborovanje je sprejelo pred
logo nanasajoco Sc ma razpusti-
tev oblastnih organov, XII so do
sedaj obstojali V slovenskem
Primorju ter ma vzpostavo sti-
kov in dajatve direktiv odgovor-
MIN organom Ljudske osvobo-
dime sile obstojecim v Primorju
in imenovanim po Slovenskem
| ljudskem osvobodilnem svetu a.
Ii Eksekutivnem odboru osvo.
bodilne frotne.
Bivsi nacelnik Ljddskega O.
svobodilnega sveta "a Primor'
sko, France Bevk, poznani slo-
venski pisatelj IL Primorja tel
prvak v borbi "a pravice pri.
morskega ljudstva, je bill Two
lien V presidium Slovenskegs
ljudskega osvobodilnega sve
ia.
Po zborovanju Sc je vrsilc
mnogo sestankov in konferent
po osvobojenem in neosvoboje
mem ozemlju V okolju Ljublja
ne, Trsta, Celovca in Marlboro
kar je Sc bolj utrdilo skupnost
slovenskega ljudstva. - (Unit
ed Committee of South Slavic
Americans, 1910 Park Ave
New York, N. Y. - Publicijsk
odbor.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-17
Italijani zahtevajo
odpravO monarhije

NEAPELJ, 16. marca. - Cez
sedem tisoc Italijanov je prete-
klo nedeljo stale ma prostem v
dezju in poslusalo govornike le-
vicarskih politicnih strank, XII
so zahtevali strmoglavljenje sa-
vojske dinastije in ustanovitev
republike.
Prof. Vincenzo Dattilo, eden
izmed govornikov, je naznanil
prerojenje republikanska stran'
ke. "Republikanski sistem je e,
dini, XII lahko omosoei resitev
tezkih problemov," je dejal.
Drugi govorniki so bill socia.
list Roberto Cianca, Oresto Lon.
gobardi, Paolo. Tedeschi, gene
raj Vittore Marchi, Rafaele Pa
store in Enrico Russo, tajnih
nedavno ustanovljene Zveze ita'
lijanskih a,nij.
Udelezenci so nosili italian
ske zastave brez grba italian
ske dinastije, ameriske in ruske
kakor tudi napise: "7roc S fasi
stienim kralje1n, "Naj zivi rde
ca armada in britsko ameris
ko sovjetska koalicija."
Neki star duhovnik, XII je bla
goslovil udelezence, je izzval sill
no odobravanje, ko je dvigni
svojo pest in oddal komunistic
mi pozdrav.
Govorniki so imeli vso svobo
do v izrazanju svojih mnenj
italijanskih problemih, MISC p
smell kritizirati zavezniskih vc
iaskih avtoritet.
(Dan po shodu, 0 katerem &c
vori gornje porocilo, je Rusij
priznala Badoglijev rezim. Rs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-17

mota. Charles je bill povisan V
podporocnika. Pred petimi me-
seci Sc je Charles poroGil Miss
Ruth Wagner, z Marion, Ohio.
Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Yerick,
730 E. 157 St., sta vGeraj po-
poldne prejela Cd Vojnega de-
partmenta brzojavno sporocilo,
da Sc njiju sina sarzenta Mar
tin Yerick pogresa bitki mad
Avstrijo Cd %. februarja.
Pogresani mladenic je bill 22
let star. K vojakom je bill vpo-
kican 10. oktobra 1912, preko
morja pa je bill roslan 2S. no.
vembra. Sluzil je kot radioman
ma bombniku. Martin imaA Sc
diva druga brata sluzbi dono-
vine, in sicer brat Rudolph, kl
je takisto radioman in Sc sedaj
nahaja nekje Afriki. Star je
% let ter Sc je nahajal pri vo-
jakih re vec let preje, ko pa je
izbruhn.la vojna, je bill zopet
ivpoklican. Drugi brat Louis, 20
Ilet star, je bill do pred nedav-
MIN V Missouri, toda ker nj re
nekaj casa glasu Cd NIGGA, je
!najbrze ma poti cez morje. Vsi
trije bratje SO bill donna prete-
klega 3. novembra, ko so do
spell na pogreb umrle sestre.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-17

Pehota je invadirala 1t o k
Manus pod zascitnim ognjem
bojnih ladij, letal in artilerije,
XII .je streljala S sosednjih oto-
kov.
Porocilo O invaziji najvaznej-
Sega otoka V Admiralskem O.
tocju je prislo z glavnega stana
generala MacArthurja, XII poro-
ca, da so Sc ameriske cete IL
krcale OBJ 9:25 dopoldne blizi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-17
SNPJ MLAD, PEW. ZBOR

Odbor Clevelandske fedora
cije SNIP prosi vse starse, ka-
telih otroci hodijo k pevskim
vajam S. N. P. J. mladinskega
pevskega zbora, da jih posljejo
pravocasno in sicer tocno OBJ 6.
uri. Vzelo Sc DO sliko celega
mladinskega pevskega zbora.
Prosi Sc, da so otroci tocni, v
avditoriju Slovenskega narodne-
ga donna ma st. Clair Ave-, no.
col, II. marca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-17
SEJA MLADINSKEGA ZBO-
RA S. ID. ID.

V nedeljo, dne 19. marca OBJ
4. uri popoldne Sc -.vrsi redna
meseena seja starsev Mladin-
skega pevskega zbora S. D. D.
ma Waterloo Rd. Starsi so vab-
ljeni, da pridejo velikem Ste
vilu,. ker ma dnevnem redu bo
vee vaznih took radi prireditve,
XII Sc vrsi dine 16. aprila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-17
TRANSPORTNI DIREK-
TOR EASTMAN UMRL

V Washingtonu je umrl zvez-
nj transportni direktor Joseph
Eastman, XII je podlegel srcni
bolezni. Bill je 62 let star. Leta
1919 je bill cd predsednika Will
soma imenovan clanom zvezne
trgovske komisije, in je cd te7
daj sluzil pri vaznih komisijah
pod petirni predsedniki.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-17

dikalni krogi so bill iznenadeni
mad tenn korakom, ampak izja-
viii so, da bodo 2 bojem proti
.kralju in Badogliju nadaljeva-
H., Neki komunisticni vodja je
izjavil, da to ne pomeni, da je
Russia prot spremembi v Italiji
in je v tel zvezi opozoril, da Mo-
Iskva rlavzlic temu, da priznava
rezim kralja Petra v Jugoslavi-
/ il, dejansko podpira Titove par
ltizane).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-17

nj Lugos postaje, milo in pol
Cd zrakoplovisca Lorengo.
Mocne invazijske sile SO Sc
razdelile ma diva della. Ena je "a
celia prodirati proti jugu, druga
pa je prodirala oh obali proti
zrakoplovskemu polju.
Do II. ure je invazijska sila
,napredovala tri cetrtine mile,
.ozirom polovico razdalje do ci-
liza.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-17
Amefikanci SO invadirali glavni Admiralski otok
Tragicna pomota zahtevala
zivljenje 41O
ameriskih vojakov

WASHINGTON, 16. mar
ca. = Danes je bilo prvic
odkrito, da je tekom inva-
zije Sicilije izgubilo zivije-
ME 41O amerislzih vojakov
zracne pehote, ko je bilo Sc
streljenih % letal, ma kate
re .je poleg sovraznika sire
liala tudi ameriska anti-Ie-
talska artilerija. Do danes
je vojaska cenzura prepre-
ella objavo te tragicne zmO-
te.
IL uradnega armadnega
porocila, XII .je bilo sedaj OBJ
javljeno, je razvidno, da je
bila usodna zmota naprav-
LENA V noci med 10. in IL.
Julien.