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Evening star., 1944-04-05
DR.. Davis Speaks on Care
OF Mentally III Veterans

The home relationship is the i'm
portant medium through which
families and friends of servicemen
who return mentally i'll from the
battle fronts may aid in their re-
Mobilization, DR.. John E. Davis, head
of the rehabilitation department
Veterans Administration, Perry
Point, Md declared yesterday.
In talk before the international
Women's Service Group, DR.. Davis
pointed out that "as a matter of
practical rehabilitation, your assist
lance may be as potent as that of
the psychologist and doctor, or even
more so. Those who stay with the
patient longest have the most in
f1uence."
The speaker said the spirit of
kindness" was the most effective
attitude to adopt in dealing with
the war weary, but warned against
any showing of "proprietorship"
I'VE should cultivate the art oil
|empathy, rather than the reac-
ton OF sympathy" he said.
Mrs. Alphonse Haettenschwillel
presided at the meeting, which took
place at 2410 wyoming avenue NV
The group was organized by Mrs
Donald MacJannet and Mrs. Grace
Lowry, as councelling center fol
reconstruction service abroad.
Evening star., 1944-04-05

letter from his son explained that
he had been hit in the hip by a
piece of fax. He since has recov-
cred.
Sergt. Smyth entered service
January 7, 1912, and has been sta
toned in England since April of
that year. He is a former news
paper carrier for The Star and at
tended st. Johns College, 1925 Ver-
mont avenue NV, and the Wood
ward School.
Pvt. Ward, a paratrooper, received
shrapnel wounds in his legs during
fighting in Italy last month, his
father, James J. Ward, said. Pvt.
Ward has rejoined his outfit and
has been awarded the Purple Heart
Medal.
Pvt. Ward, who was born in Chi
cago, was graduated from st. John S
College and the Georgetown Uni
versity school of foreign service
Before entering the Army in No
vember, 1912, he was associated with
his father, who is owner of the EN-
baSsy Dairy.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
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EXHIBITS.

|. Oils, water colors, etchings. char
coal drawings by employees of Coast
and Geodetic Survey, Commerce
Building lobby, $50 am. to
o'clock tonight.
Water colors by Rafal Malczewski,
Corcoran Art Gallery, 9 am. to 4:30
pm. today.
MUSIC.
Organ recital by Roy M Darley,
Olive Lloyd Harris, soprano, assist
ing, Washington Chapel, Sixteenth
street and Columbia road NV,
O'Clock tonight.
Marine Band Symphony Orches-
ira, Marine Barracks, BIS o'clock
tonight.
MEETING.
Biosophy Club, Jewish Community
Center, Sixteenth and @ streets
NV, $50 o'clock tonight.
FOR WAR WORKERS.
Advanced lessons in bridge, ping
pong and square dancing, Central
Center, Thirteenth and Clifton
streets NV, 8 o'clock tonight
Badminton games at 7:30.
Dancing, Arlington Recreation
Center, $3.50 Wilson boulevard, S:3C
o'clock tonight.
Tango, rumba and samba lessons
Walsh Club, rear 1923 Twenty-sec-
ond street NV, 8 o'clock tonight.
Tap dancing class, Hearthstone
War Workers Club for Negroes, 1703
Eleventh street NV, o'clock to-
night.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Servicemen's Ticket Booth, E street
and Pennsylvania avenue NV, free
tickets for movies, concerts, dances
and lectures, 4 pm. to $3.50 O'Clock
tonight.
Pepsi-Cola Service Center, mer
and women of armed forces OF
United Nations, Thirteenth and G
streets NV, canteen, showers
games, lounge and voice recordings
all day.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco The
ater, tonight: Raphael Sanchez
tenor, and Mrs Stuart Godfrey
piano; Bill Strickland Orchestrs
| and Michele.
Detailed information on regular
USO clubs and other activities ma,
be obtained by calling United Ma
t1ons Center, National 5000, Execu.
tive O428, Republic 1927, Nationa
06l4, National 3431 or, for Negroes
Decatur 1864.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Girls Letter q Sure Siqn
Son Is Coming Home
BY the Associated Press.

BY The ASsoclated Press.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa.-Clyde
Mclaughlin had advance notice
that his son John, an Army SER
geant, was on his way home from
Italy after an absence of two years
The. tell-tale sign: John got q
letter from a French girl in Algiers
"If girls are writing him that
means he's on his way home" his
father said.
Sure enough, few days later
John called from New York port
with the news he would be seeing
his father soon.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
AWVS Aids in Finding
Rooms for Seryicemen

American Women's Voluntary
Services are cooperating with the
War Hospitality Committee in find
ing rooms for servicemen and
women on Saturday nights, and per-
sons desiring to list available rooms
are requested to call Dupont 147s.
All rooms are inspected by AWVs
workers before being listed.
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Capital Parks PIuns
Cumeru Stroll Sunday

National Capital Parks Naturalist
Division will conduct camera stroll
Sunday in the vicinity of the Tidal
Basin and Thomas Jefferson Me-
mortal and Georges Dimitri Boria.
Photographic artist now in the
Army, will be in charge.
The group will meet on the front
steps of the Jefferson Memorial at
3 pm. Objects to be photographed
Evening star., 1944-04-05

ID, OF 4lUo WIS
consin avenue
NV, and Pvt.
James J. r.
Ward, "a, of
1927 Randolph
street NV.
Sergt. Smyth,
a Flying For
t r ess gunner.
was wounded on
a bombing mis-
sion over Ger
many February
25, his father,
w I'LL a m H.
S m v t h. said.
adfiif1u fhot q
Evening star., 1944-04-05
z Washington Men,
Wounded in Action,
Now Fully Recovered

Two Washington men have been
wounded in action. the War De-
partment announced TODAY.
They are Sergt. Samuel w. Smyth,
Evening star., 1944-04-05
Will Address PTA

Miss Katherine Doonan, admins
traitor of extended school services
for the District public schools, will
address the .Langdon Parent-Teach-
Evening star., 1944-04-05

er Association at lis pm. tomor-
row at the school, and Miss Eva j.
Ross, professor of sociology at Trim
ity College. will discuss What
Britain Is Doing for Her Children"
Want to send a note to Hitler?
Save waste kitchen fats TO make
explosives.
Evening star., 1944-08-06

pins and external pads that can
make you so uncomfortable.
For Tampax, you see, is worn in
ternally. You can dress in shorts,
slacks or a trim skirt-no edge
lines with Tampax. No wrinkling
or bulging No odor or chafing. =.
Perfected by a doctor, Tampax is
made of extremely absorbent cotton
compressed into dainty applicators.
Your hands need never touch the
Tampax and you yourself are una
ware of it when in place. Months
supply fits in your purse. Quick
change. Easy disposal. Three sizes:
Regular, Super and Junior. At drug
stores and notion counters. Buy
now for the next time" Tampax
incorporated. Palmer, Mass.
Evening star., 1944-08-06

Thanks, Loot mt. Evenin', sir.
The Lieutenant turned down the
light to a glimmer. The tent flap
opened and closed. He turned the
hight up again He went back to the
task of reading semlllterate eplstles.
Some of them abounded in awkward
sentiment, Some contained bald and
unconvincing narrative which should
have been literature. The Lieuten-
ant laid down one letter on the CEN
sored pile, and picked up another
from the unread heap. 1t was Priv
ate Carstairs' letter, on top The
Lieutenant was totally uninterested
as he unfolded it:
>. things are about the same. Like
Told you tn my last letter. / had been
Permanently assigned TO supply duty
an set in office in a wdrehOnse
Trucks come an b1ing stuff in an
check the boxes an sign for them. Then
after a,Vh,le some more trucks come
with orders 70, stuff an l check the
orders an let EN- take IT. Its pretty
dull. The fellds that been in the fghtin
come back an tell me I'm lucky 10 get
goldbrick job like this but Id like
to see some excitement some time.
1t looks like I'm stuck w,th this though
an I got 10 obey orders.
The Lieutenant blinked. He was
no longer weary. He read Private
Carstairs' letter over again. He had
not really noticed the first few sent
ences.
-. A box fell on my hand yester-
day and my thumb is all sWole up.
That is my first injury Of the war bnt
oil 1t means is I'm gett,n another teild
10 W1ite this for me before We 60 out
to the nuor,es. / get of duty at half
past fire noW Otherwise things are
abaH the same.
The Lieutenant sat staring at the
scrawled sheet. Brisk footsteps came
to the tent and a voice called. He
Evening star., 1944-08-06
That was what the
soldier said: But
some explanation
was needed

TyHERE was surf in the distance.
and a tropic night wind, and
the smell of tropic flowers. But the
Lieutenant's paint -daubed tent was
closed tightly. and he sweated inside
it. Letters to 60 out on the morrow
had to be read and censored, and
there could be no uncovered lights,
so the tent flap had to be sealed.
The Lieutenant read YEARLY, un-
conscious of personal matters ex-
posed before him but brought up
with start by rare - very rare
military indiscretion. He clipped
those out and read on.
He heard boots come up to his
tent flap and halt In the Solomons
one notes small sounds. though one
grows used to loud ones. A voice
said apologetlcally: "Loot'n't. sir
The Lieutenant sighed and turned
down the light to bare gllmmer.
"All right. come in!
The flap stirred. A figure entered
and closed it behind him. The Lieu
tenant turned up the light again
1t was Private Carstalrs, still muddy
and jungle-stained. His face was
hollow, and the Lieutenant saw
bandages. Private Carstalrs extend
ed a letter, unsealed. with an awk-
ward air.
I'm sorry as hell. Loot'n't, but
| got banged up an hadda get an
other guy to write this for me. an |
hadda wait till he got through writ
in his own. Can get it through'' p
Yes" said the Lieutenant ITS
not too late. =. You had quite
party out there. they tell me. -Four
days, eh? Just back?"
"Yessir. We just got back two
three hours ago But there was a mail
goin' out, an my folks worry about
me lot; so l thought Id try to get
a letter through" Private Carstairs
was exhausted, but he hesltated.
There was something he wanted to
add. He said awkwardly: Look
here, sir - uh - Censorin' let
tiers ~
The Lieutenant waited. Men re-
sented the censoring of their mail.
So did the Lieutenant But it had to
be done. Private Carstairs SAID
clumsily: MY folks worry about
me a lot. That's why l write 'em
like - uh - like | always do. 1t
amt code or anything. It's just
- uh - they worry lot. Y'see.
sir?"
The Lieutenant was new to this
outfit, and the job of censorlng let
tiers had been wished on him be-
cause he'd done it before, elsewhere
He'd like to explain that he was fed
up with other peoples private
affairs, and couldn't remember any
of it ten minutes after he'd finished.
But to make such an explanation
would not be military. He said: "Ill
bear it in mind, Carstalrs.
Evening star., 1944-08-06

turned down the light The Adju-
tant came in. "Censoring, eh?" he
said when the light went up again.
How long will you be? We're start
ing poker game"
'Ill be through in fifteen MN
utes." said the Lieutenant. But
listen - that patrol that just got
back 80
The Adjutant grimaced. Messy!
Lost five men. Out four days and
they found where bunch of Japs
had hid out. They should've sent
back for relnforcements, but they
were afraid the Japs would sneak
out. so they cleaned them up them
selves. Brought back intelligence
material from thirty-two Jap bod
les and there were some other
Japs drowned. Pretty work. but we
lost five men killed and some of the
rest are hurt"
Private Carstairs was just in
here. He was on that patrol He was
dog tired, but he heard a mail was
going out and he brought letter -
His family worries about him. he
says"
The Adjutant grunted. "Mmmmm
- He got twelve of those Japs HIM
self. Pulled our whole gang out Of a
nasty ambush with grenades he
took from a couple of them he shot,
The Shippers going to try to get him
the Silver Star. What about him."
lHE Lieutenant put Private Car
stairs letter in the pile Of mail that
had passed the censor and needed
no further reading. A censor does
not reveal personal matters he learns
in the course Of duty.
"Oh. nothing said the Lieu
tenant. Nothing at all. .. Just
that he writes a good letter, con-
sidering :" The End
TW- -8-6-4@
Evening star., 1944-08-06
When A
Your Dog ~
begins to -
Scratch4\
You Owe Him -
Relief ~
A dogs blood may be
affected nv OAc
A dogs blood may be

A dogs blood may be
continually affected by ~>@
impurities, produced by the restraint Of do
mestic life, improper food. lack Of natural
exercise and impaired elimination. These
conditions act to set up an intense irrita-
ton in the nerve endings Of his skin. No WON
der he Is fretful, nervous. He is in torment.
He looks to YOU for help and you can
give it-QUICkLY.
Rex Hunters Dog Powders In convent
ent tablet form provide blood tonic ele-
ments and q reconstructive for dogs Of all
breeds. any age. Given regularly on Satur-
day each week they act to quickly relieve
disorders due to lack Of proper conditioning
that cause continuous scratching, loose coat,
listlessness, poor appetite. bad breath and
skin irritatiOns. They work to make your
pet happier, healthier and more contented.
Ask at your Drug Store or Pet Shop for Rex
Hunters Doe Powders - Keep Do1s Fit.
II unable to obtain locally send 25c or 3. 70
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Some day you
may laugh
at yourself
.ofter you know oil about
Tompox through personal
experience

Looking back
some day, it may
amuse you that
you ever hesitated
before adopting
Tampax. This
modern method
of monthly sani-
tary protection
really is a re-
mark a Bile i'm
provement. 1t re-
lieves you COM
pletely the belts,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-19
Delavske unije v
!osvobojeni Evropi

LONDON. (O.N.A.) - De-
lavske unije ma osvobojenem
francoskem ozemlju SO polka
zale izvanredno zivljenjsko silo
in imajo re danes preko 100000
clanov. Tukajsnji krogi sodijo,
da DO razvoj V drugih osvobo-
jenih dezelah slicen, tako da DO
delovanje in vpliv delavskih
uni mogocno narascal vspo-
redno prodiranjem zavezni-
Skin vojakov.
V Italiji Sc delavske unije re
zdaj silno sirijo, kajti njihove
naloge pri obnovi in rekonstruk-
CHI osvobojenega ozemlja so We
like, in delavstvo je odloceno So
delovati ma tenn polju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-19
USODA MAZUROV
PO VOJNI

LONDON. (O.N.A.) - Poll
ski pisatelj Anton Roguslavsh
ie naslovil casopisu poljske VIA
de Londonu, Dziennik Polski,
pismo, katerem zahteva, da sc
zagotovi Mazurom v Vzhodni
Prusiji posebne pogoje. Mazuri
so poljsko pleme, XII je uspesno
kljubovalo vsem nemskim po-
skusom, da jih asimilirajo.
koguslavski pravi, da ne bi
bilo pravicno, ravnati z Mazuri
ravno tako kot z Nemci in zah-
teva, da Sc Poljaki domenijo 2
Rusi, da ostanejo Mazuri zasci-
teni-in da sc jih oddeli cd pra-
viii Nemcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-19
#. D. R. priporoca
enOletnO vezbO
"a mladinO
WASHINGTON. 18. ave

WASHINGTON, 18. avg. -
Predsednik Roosevelt je danes
priporoeal, da ljudstvo razmis-
liza nacrtu, glasom katerega bi
ameriski fantje med II. in %. le-
tom po vojni sluzili svoji vladi
"a dobo enega leta. Taxa enolet-
ma vezba bi bila delno vojaska
in delno civilna, je izjavil pred
sednik, in bi bila koristna s sta
lisca zdravja in discipline.
.Predsednik je opozoril, da Sc
je cd casa, odkar je Amerika sto-
pila v vojno, zgradilo velikanske
naprave, kjer Sc DO mladim fan
tom lahko nudila TAXA vezba, in
da bi bio skoda, ako bi vse te
naprave Sic v mic.
Medtem ko je v vojaskih ta-
boriscih, XII jih imano danes v
Zed. drzavah, prostora "a pet mi
lijonov moz, je predsednik IRA
zil mnenje, da bi povojni vezbal-
nj program nikoli ne znasal vec
kot million mladih ljudi v dobi
enega leta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-19
kratke vesti
ZAVEZNIKI V SOGLASJU
GLEDE OKUPACIJE

Predsednik Roosevelt je danes
ma prvi konferenci casnikarji,
odkar Sc je vrnil S 35-dnevnega
potovanja ma Pacifiku, izjavil,
da med zavezniskimi silami OBJ
stoji splosen sporazum "a oku-
pacijo Nemcije in Japonske, ne
glede ma to, kdaj ali" kako Sc
bosta sovrazni sill podali. Dal
Je razumeti, da Nemcija bo oku-
pirana cd Amerike, Rusije in
Anglije, docim bosta Japonsko
okupirali kitajske in ameriske
sile.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-19
NEMsKI "KOLONISTI"
IL VZHODA

Nemski takozvani kolonisti,
XII SO bill sli iskat svojo sreco ma
who'd in so bill pregnant cd
rushh armad, dobivajo zdaj v
Nemciji nemsko drzavljanstvo.
V enem samem mestu v Who'd
nj Prusiji jih je dobilo v enem
samem dnevu mic mani kot 1000
svoje dokumente.
Nemci Sc najbrze boje, da bi
Rusi zasedli del vzhodnih po-
krajin Nemcije, in skusajo ma
ia natin zascititi te syoje "ko-
loniste. "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-19
POLJSKA RADIO ODDAJA
SE CULA v LONDONU

NEW YORK, 18. avg. - Ra-
dio urad "a vojne informacije
je rekordiral radio oddajo il
Londona, XII pravi, da Sc je tam
prvic, odkar so Nemci 'okupirali
Varsavo, culo radijsko porocilo,
XII so ga "oddajali Poljaki v
Warsaw. IL tega Sc sklepa, da
je poljska podtalna vojska v
Varsavi Sc vedno v oblasti goto-
viii delov mesta. ..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-19
Leon Blum unrl
ma Poljskem?

r. MOSKVA. -(O.N.A.) - Zna-
nj sow etski pisatelj Konstantin
Simenov, XII Sc je ravnokar vr-
nil IL Lublina, poroca, da .je biv-
81 francoski ministerski pred
sednik Leon Blum umrl leta
1942 v nekem koncentracijske
taboriscu blizu tega osvoboje-
mega poljskega mesta.
Simonov pravi, &da je bilo to
taborisce emo najstrasnejsih in
najgroznejsih, kar so jih orga-
nizirali nacisti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-19
Nou grob
ANNA ZUPANCIC

Kot smo vceraj porocali, je v
cetrtek vecer nagloma umrla ma
svojem domu Mrs. Anna Zupan-
cic, rojena Paucek, stara u let.
Stanovala je ma 23126 Lakeland
Blvd, Euclid, O., kjer je S svo-
jim soprogom do lanskega leta
vodila restavracijo in gostilno.
v Ameriko je. prisla leta 1905
IL fare Precna pri NC<em Me-
stu ter sc je naselila v Indiana
polls, Ind. Leta 1925 je pa pri-
sla druzino v Cleveland. Bila
je clanica drustva sv. Vida st.
Is KSKJ in drustva .Lipa" st.
129 SNPJ ter Altarnega dru-
stva fare sv. Kristine. Zapusca
soproga Franka, dva sinova
Ferdlnanda in Franka, ter tri
hcere: Stefanijo, porocena Ma
gel, Caroline, poroceno Ban, in
Ammo, poroceno Gabal; v sta
rem kraju pa zapusca diva bra
ia Franka in Janeza Pauce> ter
sestro Mary Paucek. Pogreb Sc
bo vrsil v ponedeljek oh $3.50
uri zjutraj IL pogrebnega zavo-
da August F. Svetek, 478 East
L152 St., v cerkev sv. Kristine
ter nato ma Calvary pokopali-
See. *1,&
Bod pokojnici lahka ameri-
Ska zemlja preostalim pa nase
sozalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-19
svARILNO ZNAMENJE

Ma cesti ma st. Clair Ave. in
Addison Rd. je pobarvan velik
kriz. Mimoidoci pesci in avto-
mobilisti ga vidijo, a mnogi ne
vedo zakaj ga je mesto dalo ma
dotitno mesto. To .znamenje
namrec slui v svarilo. vsein, ki
prekoraMjo cesto na onenjenem
prostoru, kajti kri11ce je me-
varno in jes td,o e nekaj oseb
na MEM uhitih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-19
L. Jugoslavije
DR.. Zupancic O novi enotnosti

DR.. Zupancie 0 novi enotnosti
Porocevalec partizanskega ca
sopisa "Slovenski porocevalec" :,
Sc je nedavno ma osvobojenem
teritoriju Jugoslavije pogovar-
jail z DIR. Niko Zupancicem, biv-
Sim ministrom in univerzitet-
MIN profesorjem ter je IL tega
pogovora objavif s1edece wise o
sedanjih razmerah:
"Slovenski kmet" je dejal Zu-
pancic, "cuti razvijanje svojih
sill in move demokratske oblasti,
XII ma MEM sloni. Pred 1941 je
bila jugoslovanska ideja ne
vzdrzljiva. Nova Jugoslavija je
okrepila osvobodilni boj in da-
mes v tenn boju nj politicarjev,
XII bi svojo delavnost usmerjali
proti drugim ali izkoriscali e.
mega v drugega korist.
"Nova jugoslovanska enot-
most Sc poraja. On, Xxi ljubi svo-
jo domovino in svobodo, mora
pristopiti v vrste Titove Ma
rodne Osvobodilne. Vojske. O.
svobodilna fronta mas je spre-
menila v narod herojev. Lazje
DO sedaj Jugoslovanom braniti
svoje interese pred zavezniki,
kot v presnji vojni."
'Nasi interest so identicni, bo-
rimo Sc "a isto stvar. Zato tu-
di najvecU zavezniski drzavniki
s toplino govorijo nasem pri-
spevku k tel skupni borbi. Mi
smo zasluzili pomoc zaveznikov
IN oni nam 10 daJeJo."
Pavelivev sluzbeni casopis
"Hrvatski Narod' pravi v svo-
il stevilki Cd 80. julia:
"Kot mas obvesca clanek v
''Das Reich-u", mnogi cetniki
zamenjavajo Karadjordjevega
orla 2 rdeco zvezdo. Zadnji TAX
slucaj Sc je pripetil, ko je Nj
haljevicev cetniski vodja, major
Radoslav Gjuric, prestopil v Ii
tove vrste 2 ceto cd tisoc MOI.
"a nagrado je bill major Gjurie
imenovan "a zastopnika Koce
Popovica, sefa partizanskega
staba "a Srbijo.''
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-19
TRDNJAVA ST. MALO
JE KONCNO PADLA


LONDON, 18. avg. Trdnja-
va st. Malo v Bretoniji, XII je
bila skozi II dni oblegana cd
Amerikancev, A Sc je danes kon-
emo podala, ker je nemski po-
sadki zmanjkalo hrane. Clani
nemske posadke so dali Ameri-
:kanee1n ponovno razumeti, da
vedo, da je njih polozaj brez-
upen in da bi kapitulirali, am
pax da Jim njih poveljnik,
"blazni' polkovnik Andreas Won
Aulock tega ne 'dovoli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-19

Italije, "a 81 dni. Dovrsil je
srecno 81 misij z enim in istim
letalom preko Balkana. Prejel
je v odlikovanje zracno medaljo
in sop petih hrastovih peres. v
.armadi Sc nahaja Cd npvcmbra
1D42. Prijatelu 81 laiiko ohisce-
50 ma domu starsev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-19
POLJAKI v VARSAVI
DOBILI POMOC IL ZRAKA

RIM, 18. avg. - Danes je BIZ
10 tn odkrito, da zavezniski
bombniki il Italije donasajo po-
moe v obliki municije, oroz.ja in
drugih potrebscin "a poljske ge-
rilce, XII Sc v oblegani Warsaw
borijo proti Nemcem pod po-
veljstvom gen. Bora.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-19
Ameri$ka vojska pridrvela v Versailles
DEDICI SAkHCE ZADELI
-....' "TERNO"

Ko je preteklega marca
v Clevelandu urnrla Sara III.
Slagar, stara "a lie t, XII je
bila vse Mvljenje samica, SO
njeni sorodniki pricakovali,
da nekaj po njej podeduje-
jo, kerr zenska nj bila rev.
ma. : Domnevali SO, da DO
njena zapuscina znasaia ka-
kin $4,000. Vceraj pa je
ma probatnem sodiscu pri-
slo ma dan, da je zapustila
premozenje v znesku $175,-
600, katerega je v enakih
delezih zapustila IL sorod-
nixon.
kakO je zenska prisla do
tako velikega bogastva, je
skrivnost, kajti kolikor je
znano, nj sploh nikdar de-
lala. Men odvetnik je mne-
MIA, da je bila ,zenska zelo
spretna v investicijah in da
je ma ia nacin zabogatela.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-19

Uradno Sc poroca, da je ena
kolona ameriskih sill pod powell
stvo gen. Patcha prodrla v
Soilies Pont, XII Sc nahaja 6
mill severovzhodno cd Toulona,
medtem ko je druga kolona ma
severn v blizini Brignoles pro-
drla 20 mill dalec V zaletje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-19
'pRIpRAvLjENI M0RAM0 bITI
ma UkIk IL FRAN(IJE," Sc
GLASI RADIO II BERLINA
BULLETIN

LONDON sobota, 19. avg. - Berlinsk radio je da-
javil zjavo nekega predstavnika neskega vonega
minstrstva, glasom kate1e e is zrazi da morao
Nemci pripraviti uk IL Francije Kakor poroca ber
nsk RADIO je omenjeni predsavnk vonega mnistrstva
izjavil:
"V Francijo nam nj mogoce poslat nada jnih
zih SILL Cete bou preele tozadevno svarilo in do
bile ukaz da borjo do zadnega moza Treba e da
pripravimo izgubo krajev slavnim meni."
Slednji stavek je ocividno nanasal ma Pariz, ma
cigar skorajsnjo izgubo e tenn pripravilo nemsko
javnost.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-19
BULLETIN

VRH. GIL. STAN ZAVEZN1SKE EKSPEDICIJSKE
SILE, sobota 19. vg- Porocila XII dospela from
te javajo da so ameriske oklopne se peek prdrvee
" zgodovinsk Versailles XII nahaja str mile cd
Parza obenem pa da 80 mill severozapadno cd tam
prodre do reke Sene in tenn zapecatile usodo 7.
ske armade, XII je najvecjem neredu umaknla do
reke pod ploho zavezniskih bomb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-19
IZREDNA SEJA

V torek, dne ~. augusta Sc
DO oh 7::3O uri zvecer vrsila iz-5
redna seja odbora SNPJ farme,
in sicer v svrho izvolitve pred
sednika. Prosi se vse dru1tvens
zastopnike, do - seje udelexi-
10 polnostevilno.