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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-17
SZ0Uemlja pStQja!
Iz urada Slovenskega narod-
mega sveta, 1886 w. 26th St.,
Chicago, Ill.)

Chicago, Ill.)
Odkar so nasi pradedje v sko-
raj pozabljeni davnini izgubili
svojo samostalnost, je bila Slo-
venija le ideja, vedno ziva, a
nikdar ne uresnicena. In sovraz-
niki so bill vedno ma delu, da bi
tudi idejo zatrli. Tisoc let mas
narod nj vedel, kaj je slovenska
sola. Vsi oblastniki so bill tujci.
Do odprave tlake je bila vsa
zemlja last tujih veleposestni-
kor in nesteti kmecki punt pri-
cajo, da je bill polozaj tlacanov
neznosen. Clovek Sc vprasuje,
kako 81 je ljudstvo v teh razme-
rah sploh ohranilo jerk in ma
rodno zavest, @zlasti ker nj cd
mescanstva dobilo ben e
vzpodbude. Sal so bila vsa nasa
mesta ponemcena in nemcur-
stvo Sc je razpaslo povsod, kjer
je kazalo kaj dobicka.
Vcasih je bilo videti, da ,je
res tudi ideja zatrta in da Slo-
venija nikdar ne vstane liz crne-
ga groba. Veliko so Slovenci H.
gubili V teku stoletij. Njihove
jezikovne' meje so Sc skoraj ne
prenehoma krcile. Mic nj cudne-
ga, da so manjse naselbine uto-
nile v tujem morju in sentiment
talno tarnanje po tenn, kar nj
vec nase, bi bilo brezmiselno.
Ma Tirolskem nimamo nieesar
vec iskati in tudi ne ma Semme-
ringu.
S tenn pa seveda nj receno, da
bi Sc morali Slovenci zadovoljiti
S tenn, kar Jim dolocijo grabez-
ljivi sosedje. Avstrijske Wade
so Sc ma vse kriplje trudile, da
bi Slovencem odvzele znacaj ma
roda in naredile IL NIGGA nekak-
sno brezimensko tolpo. Sc danes
imenujejo nase ljudi ma stajer-
skem in Koroskem ''Vindisarje"
in marsikak njih ''ucenjak" zna
razlagati ma dolgo in siroko, da
to MISC clani slovenskega naro-
da. Po "vindisko" zna govoriti
skoraj vsak trgovec v Celovcu,
kadar pridejo kmetje il okolice
v prodajalno, vendar pa prise
gajo, da so sami pristni Nemci
in da jerk, XII ga govore s tisti-
mi, XII Jim prinasajo dobicek,
nj slovenski.
Preden sc je stara Avstrija
podrla, je bilo tako kajpada tu-
di v Marlboro, v Celju, v Ptuju.
Nekoliko let novega zivljenja
pa je tudi najvecjim skeptikom
pokazalo, da so bile to vse umet-
ne stavbe, yzdrzevane cd pan.
germanskih nemskih vlad, XII nj
SO nikdar opustile namena, da
bi ponemcile vso tedanjo Az.
strijo.
Ne more Sc trditi, da nj v teh
mestih sploh nobenih Nemcev
Pripadali 50 tia, ker so Sc jim
|nudile razne ugodnosti. Drzav.
no uradnistvo je bilo skoraj IL
ikljucno nemsko in je oprav
I lljalo sluzbo ponemcevalnil
lagentov. Seveda so bile med Mi
Imi izjeme, posteni ljudje, XII 81
MISC hoteli ydinjati "a umazant
delo. Drugi pa SO nfslili lie n;
svoje osebne koristi in delali
kar Jim je bilo ukazano ali ps
namignjeno.
Tudi ko Sc je po prvi svetoyn
Ivojni rodila Jugoslavija, mis-,
! Slovenci dobili tega, kar SO ze
leli in do cesar SO bill upravi
Iceni. Jugoslavija je bila tako
! lob zaeetku centralisticno ureje
J Ina in ustyariti se je hotela fix
! leila, da 50 vsi Jugoslovani q
sam narod. Tako je bilo, na pri
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-17

Rock Springs, Wyo. - Tukaj
je umrl Frank Fortuna, star 81
let in donna il fare Trata mad
Skofio Loko. Ia rakom v vratu
je bolehal poldrugo leto. v A.
meriki Sc je nahajal ~ let. Ia
pusca zeno in tri hcere.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-17
POZDRAvI

Pozdrave IL Universal, Pa,
kjer Sc, nahaja ma pocitnicah,
posilja Mrs. Frances Erzen, u
rednica angleske sekcije Move
Dobe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-17
zAVEzNI5kE SILE pR0DRLE
3 Mill GL0B0k0 Y zALEDJE
Churchill je s krova bojne ladje
opazoval, ko so Sc izkrcale prve
cete ma obali JUNE Francije

RIM cetrtek, II. augusta. - Zavezniske sie imajo
sedaj rdna mostisea obali JUNE France razdalji
70 mill med Touonom in Cannesom in prodrle pone
kod osem mill globoko zaledje.
Evening star., 1944-08-13
1,,;no Chop Suey

q y ,.. ,,:.. .:s:. ,,,:, ::;:... ::;: sliced
- 's'p': e,'s.s ;a., .r,eY,.a 50, b.s": s.,.,,
pn.r 7eSp. cup ehopp'e oppe.emme
g, ::'.:;:: ::: q" ,., sss,s.:
:
S;S ; s?s ss H s' % Level
Evening star., 1944-08-13
COOK WITH CRIsCO! No other
Shortening does so much to make wartime
meoIs EXCITING and DIGESTIBLE!

Want to pep up wartime meals? Borrow recipe
idea or two from our Allies! Your family is sure to
find these new dishes exciting to eat easy to
digest -. when you cook with Crisco!
MS True! Crisco does more for your cooking
than any other shortening. For Crisco has special
cooking secret 1t gives you lighter, more tender
cakes sure way to get flaky, tender pie crust
every time And with Crisco, there's no need to
worry about digestions. Even Crisco fried FOODS
are so digestible children may eat EN-
Begin Today! Make mouth melting Cr'sco
Pastry for those Lemon Cheese Tarts. Fry those
Russian Meat Balls in Crisco and know they're
dipestible Any time a recipe calls for shortening
reach for pure, allvegetable Crisco and be sure!
Evening star., 1944-08-13
What a Day!

ALL in one day not long ago. the laundry turned my
n best shirt into shredded wheat the cleaners
shrunk my Sunday suit my dentist slipped with a
drill an | shortchanged one of my best customers.
What day!
So come home with sore jaw an sore in my heart.
An got to thnkin about all this business of dom
chores for other folks mad at the laundry But
know they didn't mean to ruin my shirt An know
the cleaners ryn their best to get the spots out
an collect an honest dollar for their work
HE dentist an me didn't mean no harm neither.
We was Just fumblin' out lvin' - which some has
come to EN- easy an others has to rassle for.
put the extra change IN an envelope an set it up
the cash register an gave 1t back to my customer
when he come in next day, Couple of days later got
note from the laundryowner sayin' he was takin'
So so off my bill - all paid for the shirt when it
was new.
Then on Friday the dentist finished my inlay
an said, ''This ones the house,
An began to feel good again. tried to remer1l-
Der all the times in my life when been done deber
ately wrong by somebody. There wasn't many could
think Of an probably only half dozen could be
sure was downright meanness
thought of all the times nice things had been done
for me There has been whole lot of such cases.
Too many to count, guess.
KIND of figured up the battin average of the people
in this world who engaged in servin Others 1t runs
about $50, the way make it out.
Anyway, it is high enough to make me blamed
sure " can all get along with each other in the
U.S.A. for a while yet
However, if that f1ounderin hunk of iceman
doesn't quit leavn small pieces of his wares on the
floor when he packs the freezer, III change my mind
See that lump on the back of my noggn? Well |
stepped on a piece of ice an cut figure eight an
bent the coffee urn with my skull. People ought to
be careful when they're waitin' on other people.
might of broke that urn an you couldn't get another
one to save your life! -WALlY B0REN
Evening star., 1944-08-13
Lemon Cheese Tarts
ELtez: " eeetss. er.am Ety..

u +,p. .sb " cup c'i'ee X CO.. '.s ."".
s. ''"'" Juice u e.p ~ ',;,;.. ;."'"
pans with crisd emsll tart shells (2s1, Or n,,.,
low the new wfseo Pastry rolled thn m1fn "Fh
crisco Label! No NIsy Ho,a Pastry Method on tS tbe
and this sure.fire more guessing! With Crisce e
,mnoouu.th-meltins pss,ps %s'hod you get flaIS'
saIt e'ner Ra cream cheese, y cr;.ca s''"eo Blend
Beat t;1l neat in eggs, lemon Go, ;no. sugar and
shells ' t. smooth. Add raisinss su'fs T; and rind
strips Bs1a B1s1-thlrds NJ full. Top VIII - hunbaked
Ali Measupemsa oeera.e oven (s5osFj 2olas ~ min:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
STAND on ARGENTINA

The Uruguayan document dis
played no friendiness for the Ar
gentine regime. however. and in
another chapter made an apparent
reference TO the Argentine design
of creating a separate bloc OF
South American nations which it
could dominate.
The Uruguayan plan declared
its opposition to "the formation of
special blocs which would conspire
against the necessary unity and
would be the source and center of
inevitable and dangerous disagree
ments and rivalrieS.
government OF Venezuela
also has presented It's plan for
world organization. W h h was
laid b fore the inter- American
meeting in Washington Thursday.
Officials of the Venezuelan en-
bassy said today il was "sympa-
thetic" TO the Dumbarton Oaks
plan, and did not propose restora-
ton of the old league.
II did. however, urge certain
Improvements in the Dumbarton
Oaks plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

diet OF dogs oUer periods OF
months and eUen years.
HOWEVER. dog owners are
IL urged 10 be sure that the dry
foods they are feeding their dogs
are of the right kind. Otherwise
foods that do not agree may be
giving their dogs diseases.
Running fits of fright disease
usually last but a short length
of time 10 start with. and at
lacks are far between. Gradu-
ally they increase until they
occur repeatedly and last for
increasing periods.
Victims of fits cringe and cover
as if frightened or race about in
fear. sometimes seeming TO be
chasing themselves
The cause for this, IN all bit
feW cases, according TO local
veterinarians, has been dry dog
foods.
Following complaints from dog
owners the department of pub
lie health instituted Investigations
some time ago and quarantined a
product bearing the trade name of
Vitapep which. until quarantined
by the state health officer. was
purchasabls by dog owners in gro
Gerry stores.
FOLLOWING the order for quar-
Il antine issued by the Bureau
of Food and Drug Inspection, the
Vitapep company asked that Legal
proceedings be taken to prove the
charges or cause the quarantine
10 be lifted.
This noOe Wds foIloWed by
the filing of complaint by the
Bureau of Food and Drug In
speetion and the Vitapep case
has been coIendared for a court
hearing on NoU. ~ at which
the state wiII seek a permanent
injunction against sale of the
product.
IN THE replies of veterinarian!
i 10 a state health department
QUESTIONABLE. many we'll know
dog foods were not questioned no
blamed as the cause Of fits.
However. veterinarians are II
general agreement that CONNER
cially prepared foods, no matte
what the brand. can be supple
mented with other means of feed
ing.
! Most veterinarians are in accort
that scraps from the table perhap
constitute the best all-around foot
a dog can get. Many suggest 4
dog owners who feed their animal
exclusively on prepared foods tina
they augment their animals diet
with table scraps and some &,
even farther and prescribe raw o
rare meat as a supplement.
(In the next and concluding
instalment, nutritiOnal require
ments OF dogs are touched
upOn.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Tito's Partisans Win
Stiff 24-Hour Battle

LONDON, Nov. IL (UP)-Mar-
shall Tito's Partisan forces have
captured the road junction OF
Veles, on the main highway lead
ing north through Yugoslavia from
Greece, a Yugoslav communique
said today.
The town was occupied after a
fierce 24-hotIr battle in which the
German garrison was surrounded
and annihiiate6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Seek 10 Settle
Fruehauf Strike

A general membership meeting
of members OF the Fruehauf Lo-
cal 90, UAW-CIO. has been called
for 10 a. m. Monday. in an effort
by the locals president. Ed Purdy,
and other officers TO get the 1.200
striking workers back to- work.
The men walked out Thursday
noon IN protest against the firing
of two union officials for allegedly
being the instigators of a previous
work stoppage.
Meanwhile Packard Motor Car
Co. officials declared theN-eA-
pected 10 resume full production
Monday More than 2ayqeQ-eH4-
plcyes have been idle since Tues
day because of a strike of metal
poliSherS. More than 300 em-
ployes of the Colonial Breach Co,
2l60l Hoover, remained out on
strike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Hears From Son
Reported Lost

Charles Maisano Of 1878 Lap
pin is glad that army casualty
lists are not always final. His son,
Cpl. Jerome Maisano, former
Times carrier now in Italy with
the air forces. was listed missing
in action Oct. 30.
Saturday Maisano, postal en-
ploye. got three letters from his
-sen,-thc-iaSt one dated Nov. ,
and saying that he was safe AT his
base after being shot down over
enemy territory
Cpl. Maisano, l9 was a senior
in Eastern High at his induction
in November, 1943. He is a top
turret gunner in B-24.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Seized in Battle
With C-Men
Former Constable
Shoots Up Plant

A former Addison, Mich. bust
ness man and constable. accused
of firing rife bullets into a war
plant, was overpowered and seized
late Friday after he had allegedly
threatened FBI agents with his
gun.
The man is William Henry
Haldeman. 81, long a resident OF
the village and well known in
Lenawee County.
Announcing the arrest of Halde-
man, Robert A. Guerin. Detroit
FBI chief. said that a charge OF
sabotage would be placed against
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

Investigation orer n period Of
months has disclosed that MANY
OF the hts arc brought about BIZ
some prepared dog foods which
make mp all or a good part Of
the pets food.
Some of the commercial dos
foods repeatedly are Improperly
compounded. the formula possibly
for substitutes where war
time restrictions make certain in
gradients impossible 10 get. and
this change in certain cases has
proved harmful TO doge.
aiHdry dog foods, il is
emphasized, haze been found to
cause these fits, or to be injuri-
Gus to the animals in any woy.
And in many instances these
commercial foods haze been
known to comprise the eoupiet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Wars Symbol
President Pays Honor
10 u. S. War Dead

WASHINGTON. Nov. IL INS)
President Roosevelt stood bare
headed in silent, reverie before the
marble tomb of the Unknown
Soldier in Arlington Cemetery at
il a. m. (EWT) today as the
nation in the midst of another
great war. paid tribute TO the
dead of World War l on the
&ruIistICe Day anniversary.
National Commander Scheiber-
ling OF the American Legion de-
clared that veterans this time
must sit al the peace table, to
see that victory is not lost on the
altar of political expediency and
public indifference.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
8 EMPLOYEES PERILED

The shots. Guerin said, were
fired into the plant OF the Add
son Heat Treating Co. last Tues
day. and narrowly missed three
employees.
Haldeman. the FBI chief said,
fired into the plant after making
repeated public threats against
three Addison war factories.
Sheriff's deputies and FBl
agents who surrounded Halde-
mans home said the former con-
stable seized a rife when he saw
them approaching. but was swiftly
dlSarmed.
Guerin said that Haldeman had
repeatedly complained against the
noise made by operations of the
Heat Treating Co. the Addison
Manufacturing Co. and Associated
Welders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Hits
u. 5. Policy
Critical Of Stand
on Argentine Regime

WASHINGTON. Nov. IL QNS)
An indirect slap al the United
States policy toward Argentina
was seen today in the official text
of the Uruguayan proposal for a
world security organization, which
was submitted to the state depart
ment.
Although Uruguay, as demo-
cratic neighbor of Argentina, has
been severely critical OF that gov
eminent, the new proposal de-
clares fatty against requiring the
election of a certain government, "
which it calls IAN indirect form OF
intervention"
SLAP AT u. :. POLICY
This was taken as reference
TO the Washington policy of refus-
ing 10 recognize the Argentine
government, and applying COM
mercial as we'll as diplomatic sane
tons in an effort 10 discredit and
diSlocate the Farrell regime.
The new international organiza-
ton. said the Uruguayan proposal,
fought not to require of its MEM
bers. before their respective adj
mission, a specific form of govern
ment."
The United States has consist
entity excluded Argentina fro m
discussion of the Dumbarton Oaks
plan. and has indicated that Ar
gentina will not be invited 10 the
full-dreSs conference for final dis
cuSSiOn of that plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
General Dies ofMounds

LONDON. Nov. II tUPl The
Free Yugoslavia radio reported
today that the Slovene Liberation
army headquarters had announced
the death of Gen. Franc Roman
from wounds suffered while test
ING new McaDOnS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
ALL ARE WAR PLANTS

"He was heard to say that he
would blow them up or do any
thing in his power 10 stop the
noise" Gtierin said.
The three rlants are making
parts for amphibious tanks.
Haldeman is native born and
lived in the village with his wife,
Blanche. He has no children Be-
fore his retirement he operated
machine shop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
RETAINS RIGHTS

Chang. however, warned that in
agreeing 10 admit airlneS OF all
foreign nations on non-dlscrlml-
natory basis. China was in no way
yielding its sovereignty TO deSlg-
nate both routes and airportS for
commercial entry.
The swing OF China 10 the so
called freedom OF the air posi-
ton left the British with little
support for their quota idea Al
ready supporting the United
States position of free compete
ton are the 10 Latin-Amerlcan
republics and Spain, Portugal and
France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
10000 Red Cdptives
Returned by British

NEW YORK, Nov. II GNS) -
Freed by Allied forces from Ger.
man captivity. 10000 Russians
have arrived in the Soviet union.
according TO BIC broadcas,
quoting Moscow reports.
The former war prisoners, res
cued from the NaZis in the north
African and European campaigns,
were sent home from the British
Isles. according 10 the broadcast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
PLANS own LINES

China also is planning develop
rnent OF its own domestic lines
and series OF Chinese owned
routes connecting u with neigh.
boring states such As India
Burma, Malaga. Thailand. the
Philippines and Japan.
Eventually. Chang said. China
hopes TO have its own lines run
ming directly 10 Europe, Australia
and North and South America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
F0E.kS OVER IS
III WORKS
LIKE A CHARM

You can, feel good when there's Ten
pofanly Out Of Order" sign On your BODY
taste pipes Folks oer IS sometimes need q
boost 80 they don't feel sour. tired, and i'm.
table, with headaches, bad breath, gss, dull
skin. and other conditions caused oy sluggish
elimination. We recommend q special frnty
isxstivs MIXTURE called TAM v tastes
like q lem and works like q charm.
TAM 10 composed Of natural sctive ingredi'
enu completely freed from syuthoue
chennicai LAXATIVE drugs that's WY we are
80 enthusiastic shout TAM. Read the label
and follow easy directions.
Saw. rnoney-,pecisi price nov On TAM
4oe Jar for 3oc and 81 ~ for Toe, act -
once Also TAM Tablets now 3oe and 7ee'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
China Backs
u. 5. Air Plan
Refuses Support TO
British Quota Idea

CHICAGO Nov Il GNSl-
China. IN IT'S frs, Official pro-
nouncement al The international
Civil Aviation Conference IN Chr
eaeo today Joined the bandwagon
Of nations supporting the | s.
position OF freedom Of the ali "
Virtually sounding the death
knell for the British Empire idea
Of = world quota system Of inter-
national airwsyS Kia-ngau Chang,
head 81 the Chinese delegation,
announced that his nation was
prepared 10 accept an open door
policy IS far as foreign air routes
are concerned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Of I
Auto Victim
Motorisf Denies
Driving Hit-Run Car

A woman war worker, the
mother of seven children, includ-
ing a soldier in New Guinea, was in
Saratoga General Hospital Satur-
day as the result of hit-run ac-
cider. In which she was run over
and dragged Hn feet.
Police are checking the story of
Harold Meyers of 1881 Spring
Garden, who admits ownership of
the car. but denies he was driv-
ing il.
A witness who viewed Meyers
at a police showup Saturday iden-
tified' him as the driver. A war
rant will be sought Monday. it
was said.
REPORT CAR SPEEDED
The victim, Mrs. Frances vi
gari of 1892 Shipherd, suffered a
compound fracture of the left leg
and a possible skull fracture.
According TO witnesses. who
supplied the license number of the
car. she was struck at IL :35 p. m.
at ST. Jean and f. Garfield. The
car, they said, was travelling so
miles an hour.
They reported that the driver
got out and looked at the victim
then got back in the car and drove
away.
Meyers car was found on BENZ
teau, three blocks from the scene
of the accident. Its license was
that noted by the witnesses and
there was a dent in the grill.
DROVE ANOTHER CAR
Mrs. Movers told police her
husband had left home early in
the evening. driving his car. and
returned in a short time driving
a friends car.
Later. they went out together
and came home at 4 p. m. still
driving the friends automobile.
she said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-31
THE STAR BAKERY Reopens August 2.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Court of the Commissioner for the Territory of Alaska, Di- vision No. One, sitting in Probate in Haines Precinct, Before Everett E. Smith. U. s. Commissioner and Probate Judge. In the Matter of the Estate of NANCY LEE ALEXANDER, de- ceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Administrator of the estate of Nancy Lee Alexander, de- ceased, to the creditors of, and to all persons having claims against said deceased or her estate, to present them with necessary vouch- CTS, within the time required by law, to the undersigned at his resi- dence in the Town of Haines, AL laska
 Dated at Haines, Alaska, June 3rd, 1944.
 MARTIN MADSEN,
 Administrator Of the estate
 of Nancy Lee Alexander,
 deceased. First publication, July 24, 1944. Last publication, August IA, 1944.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-07-31
ELEVEN ARRIVE ON
 S0UTHB0UND SHIP

Arriving here over the weekend
 II a southbound ship were the fol- lowing persons: Lewis P. Callahan, Mrs. Helen Forrest, Mrs. G. B. Johnson, Mrs. Wave Murphy, Bar bara Murphy, Roger Murphy, John Satire and wife, B. Traikill, L. E. Grading. and 0. O. Whalen
 Boarding the vessel here for ports south were: Mrs. E. J. Blake, c. l.. Wingerson and wife, Richard Win gerson, Donna Wingerson, Mrs. AL win Anderson, Eugene Anderson, Don Balone, Esther George.
 Beverly Lievers, Mrs. Elsie Mo- Currie, Frank Sharpel, Mrs. Harry Olds and three children Mrs. Leona Talmadge, Willis Talmadge, Mrs. J. G. Shepard, O. H. Benson and wife, Mrs. R. L. Carlson, Delma Tuben, T. J Palwich, James Skiles Edward F. Kane, Clyde A. Rice, and T. A. Johnson.