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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-24

wits del francoske publike e gobok in rae Ii slo
j, XII bi mora nornanih razmerah dajati francoske-
narodu vodine osebnosti IL svoje srede, tako
srupjen da bo treba Sc dolgo racunati posledicam
tega nacistcnega vpliva.
Oni mozje, XII so danes ma vodilnih nestih Fran
c poznao ia del svoe naloge Znano Jim e da eta del
francoskega naroda najvecja nevarnost "a mrno in
moeno rekonstrukeio franeoskega narodnega zvjenja
podlagi sarega francoskega demokraticnega gesla
liberte egalite frateite' - svoboda, enakost brat
stVO.
Ia ljudi je nova grupacja faszma in onih re-
akcionarnih s XII so dominirae francosko Tretjo re-
pubko Ako ne bo razprsena, Sc boje Francoz, da DO
postaa vir reakce, XII bo skusala prepre
citi uncenje gnilobe XII je izpodkopaa stare Fran
clio in bo vsemi sedsvi deala ma tem da ustav rast
move Francije, da Sc b obnovla kot mocna, demo-
kraticna in svobodojubna dezela.
Francoske sile, XII so sodelovae zaveznik tako-
francoske se IL noranjosti de5ee, vznemirja
o radi visiskh uradnikov, XII osta sVojh mesth
in Sc vedno sluzijo visi jskemu duhu.
Francija Sc danes nahaa revolucij jonarnem razvo-
u katerega imenuejo Francozi sam raje preporod da
Sc izognejo besedi, H je mnogim neprijena. Ci tega
razvoa e ustanovev demokraticne drzave, kater DO
zajamcena pravca, svoboda in enake prke Pre-
teza vecna naroda zahteva ia razvoj in ocvdno od
ocena da DO zan ako treba, tud borila Prece pa
tud ljud, XII ia razvo sovrazo XII ga boje radi
svojih privegev in predpravic katere zee ohranit -
in ga skusajo zadrzevat vsem sredstvi, XII jim ma
razpolago.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-24
"ENAKOPRAVNOSTI"

sen vecer. Vasa navzocnost je
potrebna, da Sc dekletu nudi mo-
ralni uspeh, da Sc j da koraj-
70 "a nadaljno ucenje, da DO v
doglednem casu dosegla svoj
cilj kot umetnica petju.
Podajmo pogumni Slovenki
priznanje in sodelovanje. Pc
koncertu sc bo vrsila domaca "a
bava in pies. Vstopnice SO po
$1.OO in 75e, ter jih dobite v tr-
govini pri Mrs. Makovec, v Slo-
venskem narodnem domu, pri
Anzlovarjevih in stampfelno-
viii, ali pa ma 1901 e. 81 st.
Ljubiteljica kulture =
Johanna v. Mervar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-24

hcerka, Vera Jane, njena u
cenka. Ga. Gerkin Sc zelo trudi.
"a napredek in uspeh. ucencev.
v spominu mi je, ko sve ne
XII dan prihajale z Vero Jane k
uciteljici. Cim smo Sc priblizale
sobi, zaeujemo krasno petite,
kot da bi zvrgolel pticek ma pro-
stem v zelenem gozdu. Obstale
'sve pred vrati in ko je bila kon-
cana aria il opere III Bacio", ],
sve vstopile in cestitale ucenki
ma njen krasni glas in petju,
kakor tudi uciteljici ma njenem
uspehu "a trud. Ia mlada ucen.
,ka je bila Dorothy Ann Svigel.
Vezbati sc v petju nj nikaka
lahka stvar. Pri umetnisko IL:
vajanjenemu petju je treba v
prvi vrsti imeti dober glas, po.
tenn tehnieno izpopolnjen ma
stop in kretnje, XII dovrsujejo
glas. Mnogo truda, casa, potr-
pezljivosti in zrtvovanja je tre.
ba, predno clovek postane u:
metnik v petju.
Dorothy Ann bo predstavila
narodu v koncertu to, kar je do
segla v njenemu mlademu ziv-
ljenju. Njena uciteljica je odlo-
ella, da je sedaj cas-, da ma
stopi. Bogati program lepih ma
rodnih pesmic, kakor tudi oper-
ne toeke, so vkljucene v pro.
gramu. Oh tel priliki bo tudi ma
stopila obce poznana Vera Mi
lavec-Slejko kot solo-pianisti-
MIA, in spremljala bo ma klavir-
ju tudi pevko Dorothy Ann svi.
gel. Veseli mas, da DO ga. Slej-
ko zopet nastopila, ker pogre
sail smo MO in memo umetnis
ko spremljanje ma klavirju pri
priredbah v Slovenskem narod-
mem domu.
Ljubitelji glasbe in petja (ali
je kje Slovenec, da nj? Da? Po-
tenn nj Slovenec), ne zamudite
prilike in posetite. koncert, Xxi
ga mlado in nadebudno dekle
prireja. Nudil .'se YAM bo kra-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-24
Dorothy Ann Svigel
nastopi v prvennu koncertu


Cleveland, Ohio. - Nadar-
jeno slovensko dekle Dorothy
Ann Svigel, hcerka poznane
pevke Anna Petrovcic - svi-
gel in pokojnega Ludwig svi-
gela, priredi svoj prvi koncert
v nedeljo, 26. novembra OBJ pol
osmih zveeer v Slovenskem ma
rodnem domu.
Spominjam Sc, ko sem prvie
slisala krasno zvoneci in cisti
glas Anne Petrovcic pri sv. ma
81 v cerkvi sv. Vida, pred cetrt-
stoletjem. Anna, kot njen po-
kojni moz Ludwig, sta bila ak
tivna clana pevskega zbora eli
ra" mnogc let.
Iskrena leila matere "a bo.
docnost svoje hcerke Sc obeta
uresniciti. Nadarjeno Dorothy
Ann, po mamici prirojenim
krasnim sopranom, nj tr e b a
oredstavljati kot pevko, ker je
poznana obcinstvu po svojih
lastopih ma odru cd mladih let.
Komaj je dosegla peto leto v
ljenem neznem zivljenju, je ma
stopila v Grdinovi dvorani. -
"Rozic ne bonn trgala', je tako
ljubko zapela, da ko je dokon-
Gala osmo kitico "Kje je MOI
mill DOM, SO navzoci navduse-
no in S solzami v oeeh aplavdi-
rail- nadebudnemu dekletu. Sko-
ri VISA leta njenega mladega
zivljenja, Sc je Dorothy Ann
pridno ucila in bila aktivna pri
pevskih zborih "Slavcki", Bara
ga Glee Club, Jane Adams Glee
Club, "Lira" in "Glaspena Ma
tica".
Njena uciteljica, Florence B.
Gerkin, XII ina svoj studio v
Beaux Arts poslopju, je izku-
sena ter je dobila svojo tire.
ningo v petJu v Evropi. z go. u
cit"liico sem Sc seznanlla pred
nekaj lett, ko je bila 'tudi moja
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-24
Ne bonn pozabil .

k~~SS~AA
Ko me matt je pestovala,
prav skrbno me negovala,
kadar pa dorastel bonn,
zapustil bonn predragi dom.
Sc ko v solo sem zahajal,
o sreci v svetu sem ze sanjal.
Ker mas proved donna je bilo,
zato sem moral wet slovo.
Fantic Sc mlad sem sci po
svetu
his'co majhno sem sezidal,
sinove svoje v Mi sem zibal,
Minulo Re je dvajset let,
odkar ucim Sc spoznati svet,
pozabil pa nikdar ne bonn
ma moi preljubi rojstni dom.
Ko pogledam Sc v obraz,
zdi Sc mi, da re je cas-,
da Tebe, matt, vidim spet,
sal III rodila SINE ma svet.
Ocka, tam ze v grobu spe,
mam'ca morda Sc live,
&c jim nj vsahnilo
memo zalostno srce!.
Zlozil
Joseph Vessel
~., -. 3618 e. Al St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-24

V nedeljo, dne 26. novembra
bo zopet lustno. Progressive
Slovenke bono priredile lep po-
poldanski program, kateri Sc O.
tvori z lepo partizansko zivo
sliko S petjem Mrs. M. Ivanuso-
We, katera nam DO zapela anne
risko himno.
Dale DO d O nastopill dobri
pevci in pevke raznimi pesml-
mi. Podana DO tudi igra emo
dejanka "Mati", zopet parti-
zanskega smisla.
Zelo ginljiva stvar, katera
nam predstavlja danasnje raz-
mere nasih trpinov v starem
]zraju. Igralci in igralke Sc tru-
dijo po svoji najboljsl moci, da
tenn boljse izvrsijo svoje vloge.
Glavno vlogo pri tel igri bo to
pot predstavljala nasa clanica
in glavna odbornica Mrs. Nezi-
ka Kalan. Res, kot rojena "a to
vlogo. Tako ginljivo, in po vr-
hu Sc skofjeloski dialekt, da jo
clovek kar rad poslusa kadar
govori, Ism re'kla, SIN dja-
'la)", tako, da sc clovek mo-
mentno kar spozabi in mislis, da
81 v Skofji-Loki.
Minco DO igrala Joyce Cor
she (tudi clanica). Lepo dekle,
in lepi siovenski jerk govori,
(kot da je vceraj prisla il sta
rega kraja), pa je dekle tukaj
rojeno.
Moske vloge imajo sledeci
mozje nash clanic: Mr.. Crnic,
Mr.. Godec in Mr.. Sore. Seveda
je to kratka slvar, to6a dobra.
Spisal jo je Mile Klopcic (par-
tizan). Pa kaj vam hocemo vse
povedati? Potem boste pa rekli:
Kaj hocemo hoditi tam, sal IL
vse vemo!
O, ia, Sc nekaj. Povabile smo
tudi enega partizanskega NOR
maria, kateri sc ravno sedai
'aahaja New Yorku, da bo
nam povedal osebno razme-
rah, XII so tamkaj. Oh, ii ne
sreena Eva, ime sem pa poza-I
bila - skoda! Vem pa, da je!
kapetan in Slovenec. No, ia,
pridite v nedeljo v S. D. D. ga
bonn pa vam osebno predstavi-
Ia. Yes cisti dobicek je name
njen "a nase uboge v starem
kraju. Zato pa lie "a gotoyo pri-l
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-24
VICTOR BIENsTOCK:
NEMsKA PROPAGANDA V FRANCIJI

Naslednji clanek porocevalca Overseas
News Agency, XII je prepotoval osvobojene
dele Francije osvetljuje Z veliko jasnostjo
ogromne naloge, XII cakajo sirom EVrope
vse osvobojene narode - velike tezave,
katere bodo morali premagati, predno Sc
bodo zares in dodobra znebili dedscine ma
cizma - vsega strupa, katerega pusca "a
seboj naci-fasisticna propaganda, posebno
onih delhi naroda, XII je odkrito ali prita-
jeno sodeloval Z okupatorjem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-24


dali o nekateri boga ndustijaci pescca pokVarJe
nh poltkov in bankil jev - to e on del izdajaceV kl
so vedel ka deajo Podpirala pa h po stevllu mno
90 vecja mnozica lju ki MISC nle namena, da lzda]o
svoo domovino I'll udje MISC nikdar odklto in zavest
no pomagali Nemcem Vendar ostali daec od naro-
Ga in Sc tud Sc do danes MISC nicesar naucll od upe
MIA francoskega naroda okupacije in zatiranja.
Koliko e teh lud je tezko rec toda zadcsti Jlh ]e
da SO problem To je oni del udstva, kaeremu e bila
pred vsem posvecena Goebbesova propaganda TO e on
del liudsva katerim Nemci sVOe OkupaclJe
sodeovali in obceva. Te Sciti, temi so trgoval
To SO oni tsoci Francozov, XII ne smatrajo, da je
plihod zaveznikov - in vntev njhoVe lastne narodne
Wade dezeo osvobodtev. Oni vidijo Y tenn lie VII
novih nevarnos novih tezav. mnogih slucajih
lete zavezniki ma udi, Xxi hadno lacunal in prl-
merjai ugodnosti nemske okupace neugodnostmi no
vega poozaJa.
Lyonu Sc e pritozil tIgovec svo, ola je po od-
hodu Nemcev mani mesa kot pref Besanconu je ne
XII gosnicar kar odklto .pohvalil da SO bill njegoVl
posli Nemc mnogo boljs, docm Ame1lkancl skoraJ
ne prinaSajo nobenega denaja ia dezelo. Nekl zensk
V Lvonu nj prav da so zaveznska letala bombaldirala
francoska mesa In tsko dale. Mic bi haslo razla
gait tenn judem da zaveznska letala pomagala pre-
gnati Nemce IL dezee, ali da e dobro Francozov sa-
mih da ameriske cete MISC plinese seboj novih mill
lard ncvrednega papnatega denara ola b1 Sc poVecae
obstojeco inflacijo katero pvedli dezeo Nemcl.
Zalnan bi bile pridige tenn ljudem, XII so zastuplje-
nj cd nemSke propaganda - IN OQ SVOJn mall SeDlc1ll
interesov On cello tega vdijo da 50 Nemci morrill,
kali in zagres nastrasnejSe zlocne in grozodejstva
Ko odkrva francoska narodna vada vedno nova glob-
Sea Gesapinh zrtev, 81 zapiao oci in usesa Oni Vedo
san,0 to- da SO Nemci vzdrzevai Ted On vidijo samo
to- de so po odhodu Nemcev prevze obast "nevarni
eernon' katere so zaveznki obolozili Junastva ka
tem 50 Sc ii "elementi" borili prot nemskemu vpadni
M ne vidjo zane je lie to vazno da SO to komunstl IN
socialist in druge vrste 'nevalni levcarj Teh pa Sc
boje Sc boil kot Nemcev in njihove Gesape.
Il krogov teh ludi prihaa danes pitozba proti ci-
scenu u1adnistva prot sodnim obravnavam izdajacev
in kolabo1atorev Oni zglazao mad kaznijo XII je ze
zaela nekate1e izdajalcev k preva francosko kr1
in rde da e mascevanost stopa meso pravice. &C.
nerala de Gaula kaerega batili skozi leta in eta
kot zdaalca, pozivlajo zdaj maj sciti Franco pred
temi 'radikalnimi element"
Nap1am Zednjenim drzavam zelo ostri. Njihova
itika je da smo oprosti nhovi sred e ele-
mene ako hocemo to popraviti potem moramo ostatl
Franc vsaj toiko casa da povrnejo zopet popol-
noma "normani'' casi.
IL ysega tega je razyidno ia bi bilo napacno in cello
nevarno podcenevati ucnke nc.2ske propaganda. Men
D
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-24
lJREDNlKOVA POSTA
Vabilo ma praznovanje deset-
letnice Prog. Slov. Amerike

nedeljo, dne 26 novcmbra dite Vsak 'damcek' gre
zopet lustno. Progressive dober namen
Slovenke bono priredie lep po Zdravo! Eva Coff.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-24

TELEF0NSKA STAVKA K0NCANA
Sovko deovcev The Ohio Bell Telephone Company roznh
mesf rom drove Ohio bio pozno 6e+ek 2 novembro
kon6ono Deovc bill uodnhh une prosen do vneio
voe deo g|osom odredbe Norodnego voeeo deovkego
odboro
Sodeovonie ovnos tenn. do ie omeio svoie Mce. zelo
upos+evomo Use skozi prome+ zodovo
osbeo zosh pr kcih 1odo, oborozeno io in indur
10. e zopoAeno vono produkcio
Komponio imo noctu, nodoievo deIom do bo nudno
teefonko postrezbo hormon6nem ozmeiu de|avstvom
KomponTo e hvoIezno 50 eoo te nunosi pomo
gall. M. :~I@" z@za~="
The Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Evening star., 1944-08-23

promise" and where, III there Is any
religion, 1t is the worship of Stain. +"
The Spokane businessman. who
recently returned from q trip to the
Soviet Union, told 500 construction
men last night:
an my travels have rediscovered
America. Never before did realize
the importance Of our freedom, o,lr
standard Of living, our right Of
habeas corpus. our bill cf rights.
Don't sell America short"
Evening star., 1944-08-23
Dewey Is Expected
10 Make Western
Swing in September
BY ]. A. O'LEARY,
Star 0ta6 CoYresuonAent.

ALBANY, N. r, Aug. 23.--oov.
Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presi-
DENTAL nominee, probably will make
q swing through the Western States
In September, following his early
speeches in Philadelphia and Louis
Vile.
This inference was drawn today
from the statement OF Senator
Moore. Republican, Of Oklahoma,
that Gov. Dewey has agreed to
speak In Oklahoma City late In Sep
tember.
His Oklahoma appearance Is likely
to be made en- route to or from the
Pacific Coast. Although no itinerary
has been announced beyond the
Philadelphia speech on September
I, and at Louisville the following
day, It. has been reported authori-
tatively that the Republican NOM
inee will carry his bid for election
personally to the West Coast.
Early Western Tour Seen.
II he is in Oklahoma the last
week Of September 1t is almost Ger.
tain he will complete his campaign.
Ing in the Far West at the same
time.
Some observers here believe Gov
Dewey wants to make his Western
tour, fairly early, so that he car
concentrate during October In ths
densely populated States Of tn,
East, and Middle West, which hav.
the b,g blocks Of electoral votes
New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio
Illinois, New Jersey and Massachu'
sets.
After long conference with
Gov. Dewey yesterday. Senate,
Moore predicted Oklahoma will &C
Republican for President and will
elect Republicans to three OF its
eight House seats. Representative
Rizley, the only Republican now in
the House from Oklahoma, accom-
panied Senator Moore to Albany
and joined in the prediction the
Evening star., 1944-08-23
Johnston Declares Liberty
IS Vague Promise nSoyie|
By the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Aug. 23.-Eric John
ston, United States Chamber OF
Commerce president, after praisins
Russia - . nation of indomitable
courage. described 1t as q land where
"ctvn liberties are only q vague
Evening star., 1944-08-23

Dewey-Drlcker ticket vim caYrJ
that STATE.
WeuA n Dig Upsst.
II these predictions are borne out
1t win be Z decided political upset
for Oklahoma has been In the Dem
ocratic column With two exceptions
-EIarding carried 1t IN lo20, and
Hoover in 1875. Four years age
President Roosevelt carried It with
474,o00 to 34S, 800 for Wendell WILL
kie. q margin Of 500.
Asked why he believes Gov. Dewey
win win there this year, Senator
Moore replied:
Because that Is the only means
the Democrats in the State have OF
getting rid of the New Deal. It u
. predominantly Democratic State.
Representative Ridley said he
thinks the State will 60 Republican
because OF feeling that the ''ulti-
mate end Of the New Deal ID Ma
tional Socialism"
Senator Moore also predicted the
Republicans would win the Senate
seat Of Elmer Thomas. Senator
Thomas Republican opponent is w
u. Often.
Evening star., 1944-08-23
United STATES, britain .

the United STATES, Aritain and
Enssia.
On the air ode, Joint, combined
setnp without separate spheres OF
influence = believed likely because
ths air distances In Germany are
small and because pooling OF the
three nations differing air re-
sources probably would be more ad-
vsntageous. On this basis America
ana Britain might provide many
heavy bombers, With Russia furnish
Ing . large part Of the fighter
strength.
There is no precedent for the
establishment Of large occupa-
ton air force. At the end Of the
LAST war = few squadrons Of OBJ
servation planes were put in Ger.
many for Z short while to assist the
ground troops, but since then the
adrplane has become major weapon
and hence . vital factor In preserv-
tnR postwar order
Evening star., 1944-08-23
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BrowneiI Will Meet
With COP Members
OF Congress Today
By the Associated Press.

- tAst sAoSVSltt tGu 1ICSos
Republican National Chairman
Herbert Brownell, jr., temporarily
shifted his base Of operations to
washington today to try to inter-
weave more closely the campaigns
to put more Republicans in Con-
gress and Gov. Thomas e. Dewey In
the White House.
Senate Republicans arranged q
luncheon at the Capitol, at which
politics headed the menu. Party
members in the House will get to-
gether with Mr.. Brownell at dinner
tonight.
Senator Brewster of Maine, new
vice chairman of the Republican
Senatorial Campaign Committee,
said favorable report" on Repub-
1ican prospects would be given Mr..
j Brownell.
sWe've made pretty careful sur
vey," he said, "and the situation
looks pretty encouraging"
Wants to "Meet the Boys"
The Republicans now have 81
Senate seats. Senator Brewster said
they were counting on eight to ten
more. 1t would take IL to give the
party majority.
House Minority Leader Martin
said Mr.. BroWnell had expressed a
desire Ito meet the boys" and that
an organization Of freshman legis-
lators, the 18th Club, would give
tonight's dinner at the Continental
Hotel. Republican Senators were
told they could come, too.
Mr.. Brownell already has con-
ferred with numerous party wheel
horses in Congress, but there are
dozens he hasn't met.
To promote efforts to shunt Dem
ocrat sout of the Senate and replace
them with Republicans, Senator
Brewster said, the country had been
divided into four sections. He will
attempt to drum up support in the
Northeast and along the seaboard.
Leaders in Other Sections.
Senator Revercomb. Republican,
OF West Virginia will take States be-
tween the Seaboard and the Missis-
sippi; Senator Butler, Republican,
OF Nebraska, the Prairie States, and
Senator Robertson, Republican, of
Wyoming, the Mountain-Pacific ter
ritory.
Senator Brewster said Republican
chances look particularly bright in
Indiana, Illinois and Idaho. And the
defeat Of Senator Bennett Clark in
the Missouri Democratic primary,
he said, boosted Republican stock in
the home State of the Democratic
vice presidential nominee, Senator
Truman
For all practical purposes" Sem
ator Brewster asserted, those at
variance with the social and eco
nomic views of President Roosevelt
already are in control of the Senate.
That is true without the Republicans
gaining q seat. Nevertheless, we are
going to make substantial gains"
Evening star., 1944-08-23
Fec Approves Sale
Of Radio Station 10 Field

The sale of Station WSAI at Gin.
cinnati by the Crosley Corp. to Mar.
shall Field, the publisher. for $780,
900 was among six transfers of sta.
tions approved yesterday by the
Federal Communications Commits
sion.
Approval also was given for the
sale OF one-eighth interest in the
Milwaukee Broadcasting Co.. icen-
see of Station WEMP, by Foreign
Economic Administrator Leo T.
Crowley and Alien Property Custod-
ian James E. Markham to Rachel
Young La Toilette, wife of Senator
La Toilette, Progressive, of Wiscon-
sin.
Evening star., 1944-08-23
Children Forbidden
To Leave Homes in
Towns War on Polio
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 3.-The
Board of Health of ShoreWood,
Milwaukee suburb, last night
invoked a quarantine forbid
ding children under Is to leave
their homes.
The action was taken after
two infantilS paralysis cases
were reported, bringing to II
the number of known cases
since August 8.
The quarantine is effective
until September 4 but may be
shortened or heightened as
conditions warrant. 1t will af-
feet approximately 5000 chill
dren.
Evening star., 1944-08-23
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return sillfold; G.. MI MI Q5ss: % .nt.r ,.,r
loom; downtown section; Monday after
settinss, 14th st.. car, Hamilton, Stale;
H.sInrI Ho.els EssssFn sssg Arlines x St Regard
BRIEF CASE. tan leather, lost in NV
section, Friday: Identification in case. Cal
NJ NJ ,IN Tal0eE saef fsalesmanaser' ARMOUR 8
CLASS RfSS: belonging to ;, ssryieema'
s!ss aoskSR B sSAsfs y RsxarS 5ses 81 Dsie osts
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ReTsrd. Phone Ho; 1850 oI RA: s5l4.
oa.ss "a. and rtzdh Rst vfasz satGEd
night. August 19. Finder please return t
ssSs OTIS St; q can WA; 1889; Reward:
Fax Tos No. She DE- zig IT, black
CLASS RING, Navy. 1924: lost in vicinit
goth and Cathedral ave. NV, late Satur
fssa fsE airss shrGE GE mss sals sss15d lost
vicinity 1900 block Warder st. NV Re
ward, Cal! RA. ola7: after pm; =,
kA15h M*aG5 * * AVE 4so I'll Ext cay a4ss
day afternoon; identineation in Kit. Re
ward. Phone CO. IOIO.
POLICE BADGE NO. 256. ED JOHNSON
No. 2 Precinct, 1880 Girard st. ne. Phon
EA A29G (, sS ET,s No pr noc ..rr,. A.,
brindle. white shawl. 13 years old. turnini
gray, license No. 14514. GE. 5191.
SUNGIASSES, one pair, made to own pre-
scription, on Saturday, Aug. 10, at GleI
Echo swimming pool. Reward. Cal
WATCH. iady's gold Elsin. black cord band
inscription, vicinity Harbor terrace or Alex
Reward. Temple 1904
WRIST WATCH, Friday afternoon. Angus
Is, dark red silk coin purse, containini
lady's gold Waltham watch, initials OF
back; great sentimental value. Liberia
reward for return or information leadinf
to recovery. TIE. 2423. after pm
WRIST WATCH, Elgin: lady's, silver; or
buses or trolley. NJ ST. and Bladensburt
I'd. to Takoma Park, Md, Sunday, Aug
30. 1854. Reward. Sentimental value
WRisr WATCH. lady's, Bulova, with blac,
band, bet. 7:4O and $50 Tues. am, 17ti
and Pa. ave. bus, transferred to Calver
Bridge streetcar to Fla. ave. streetcar t,
lexington streetcar; gift from HUSBAND
going overseas. Reward. TR. S10s.
WRIST WATCH, lady's. gold, Hamilton
black cord: Sat. Aug 10, between Broat
Branch I'd. and Northampton ST. and mar
ket on Fla. ave; between 1880 and :
pm Reward. Wo. 4O45.
WRIsT WATCH. Westneld. sweep secons
hand, owners initials on back. II. r
s-23-4I"; great sentimental value. Reward
Evening star., 1944-08-23

man resistance there would be wiped
out within the next 48 to 60 hours.
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out within the next 48 to 60 hours.
Another German corps command
er, Maj. Gen. Elfelzt, was taken by
Allied troops. In general, the num-
Der Of enemy officers captured In
relation to the total bag Of prison.
ers has been small, indicating the
officers were using the best means
to flee the trap and were aban-
doning their troops.
The Agentan pocket now is Just
a battlefield of torn German equip
ment and thousands Of bodies. II
will likely be several days before
burial parties can cover the area
and get an accurate count OF the
German dead and any sort Of ust
Of the high officers killed in the del.
uge Of Allied bombs and artillery
fire.
Evening star., 1944-08-23
FOUND.

COCKER SPANIEL, black, with harness
and rabies vaccine tag. Cali EN- 1915
SHOES, lady's. blue. size 51s AAA. Call
Evening star., 1944-08-23

Your War Bond dollars will speed
the march through Tokyo and
Berlin!
Evening star., 1944-08-23

Fer the bond drive you have IN
S-card and the speed limit Is of.
Drive now, and step on It.
Evening star., 1944-08-23
Allies. Plan Air Force
Ito Watch Fallen Reich

~ the Assoeiated Press.
LONDON, Aug. 23.-Allied air
leaders were reported today to be
planning an occupation air force,
possibly Of $4,000 bombers and fight
ers, to work with ground troops
which will be sent into Germany to
preserve order when the Reich ca
pitulates.
Most indications are that for
ground operation purposes Germany
will be divided into three spheres Of
influence, controlled respectively by