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Evening star., 1944-08-30
y. S. Column Drives Into Reims;
Rouen Evacuated Nazis Report;
Battle Flares in Southern France
Fleeing Germans
Attacked North
OfMonteIimur
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, Aug. 30.-American 7th
Army troops were locked in
heavy battle today with German
forces fleeing up the Rhone VAL
ley from Southern France near
the Drome River dozen miles
north of captured Montelimar.
The Americans struck last night
while the enemy was making a
desperate effort to cross the Drome
which runs into the Rhone from
the east midway between Montelimar
and Valence.
The heaviest fighting centered
around Loriol, south of the Drom.
along Highway 7. The Germans
threw pontoons across the stream,
but whether they succeeded in get
ting any sizable group across was
not known.
Yanks Fall Back.
Meanwhile, due east near the
Italian frontier, American troops
were forced back to the outskirts OF
Briancon, city on a 4,330-foot
elevation 80 miles north of Nice. bv
an enemy force which was reported
here to have crossed into French
territory from Italy.
Whether this indicated the
flight Of any large force of Ger
man troops from Northwestern
Italy was not made clearD
The retreating German force in
the Rhone Valley. remnants of the
Nazi 10Th Army, was declared fight
ing for its very existence.
Scenes of destruction and chaos
lined the road of the enemys re-
treat. An Army spokesman said
more than 300 German vehicles, in
cluding trucks fully loaded, were
taken after the enemy abandoned
them. Two batteries of German 88s
also were taken by the pursuing
Americans.
many Germans are fleeing the
Southern France dragnet by sea in
attempts to get to Northern Italy.
The announcement said many small
boatloads of Germans had been
captured.
Prisoners Total $4,000.
Allied headquarters said the pris-
oner total had now passed $1,000,
more than 10000 being taken in the
MarSeille area alone.
At Montelimar, Rhone Valley CITY
more than 100 miles north of Mar
seille, the Americans captured Mai.
Gen. Otto Richter. the sixth German
general taken thus far in Southern
France.
The l98th Infantry Division, which
he commanded, and the 11th Pan
zer Division have both figured
prominently in all Rhone Valley
actions.
Another high-ranking German
leader to fall into Allied hands this
week was Vice Admiral Ruhfus, who
commanded the enemy defense
forces at Toulon.
Below MOntelimar American and
French troops steadily expanded the
liberated territory The French on
the west side of the Rhone Valley
reached the village of Bagnols, 13
miles northeast of Uzes.
Evening star., 1944-08-30
.0PAAide From Kansas
Dies After Six-Story
Fall in Hotel Here
Another Man Fatally
Injured in Leop From
Apartment Window

Ellis Clark, 40, a litigation at
torney for the Office of Price
Administration from the Wich-
ita (KansD district, died early
today in Emergency Hospital a
few hours after he fell six floors
in the stairwell OF the Raleigh
Hotel.
A few hours later an unidentified
colored man, about 80. jumped out
of a fourth-f1oor window in an
apartment house at 1929 Belmont
street NV, shouting, Heavenly
Father, here I come" police report
ed. He was taken to Freedmens s
Hospital, where he died at noon to-
day.
According to the police version of
the Raleigh Hotel accident, Mr.
Clark lost his balance and fell over
the bannister of the stairs on the
sixth floor. landing in the main
lobby. The accident occurred at ap-
proximately 1915 am.
Hotel officials said Mr.. Clark had
taken an elevator from his sixth
floor room to the lobby and had
purchased morning paper. He re-
turned to the sixth floor in an ele-
vator operated by Angelo Messino,
who told police that his car had
descended approximately to the
third floor when he heard the thump
of Mr.. Clark's body on the lobby
floor.
OPA officials said that Mr.. Clark
had been in Washington since last
Sunday attending a meeting of re-
gional OPA litigation attorneys. He
had registered at the Raleigh late
yesterday, hotel officials said. His
home was in Hutchison, Kans.,
where he formerly was city attorney.
OPA officials said Mr.. Clark.s wife
Evening star., 1944-08-30
Hal Boyle, A. P. Writer,
Injured by Motorcycle
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, Aug. 30.-Hal Boyle, As
sociated Press war correspondent,
was injured yesterday when he was
struck by motorcycle during the
American infantry parade down the
Champs Elysees.
He suffered ripped back igaments
which will keep him in a hospital
three days. Doctors said he mar
rowly missed more serious injury.
The correspondent. who is from
Kansas City, was gathering names
for home town newspapers when a
motorcycle policeman lost control of
his machine, which was clipping
along at 40 miles an hour, and spun
into the crowd Boyle was hit by
the motorcycle and thrown high in
the air.
Evening star., 1944-08-30
Bradley Is Reported
Soon 10 Get Status
Equal TO Montgomery
New Command Setup
Said to Be Nearly Ready
For Announcement
BY the Associated Press.

oS the HsSOSiabcu EIcsS
A new command organization
IN France, giving 1t. Gen. Omar
N. Bradley equal status with Gen.
Sir Bernard L. Montgomery as
an Army group commander was
reported today to be nearly
ready for formal announcement.
Such a command change pre-
vlously was reported by corre-
spondents at Gen. Dwight D. Eisen-
howers headquarters. The report
was received critically by some in
Britain, however who interpreted
equal status for Gen. Bradley as a
"demotion" for Gen. Montgomery
In the original invasion organiza-
ton, Gen. Montgomery not only had
field command of all British troops
but also was senior commander OF
all Allied ground forces.
Criticism Seen as Unwarranted.
After publication of these criti-
cisms, statement was issued at
supreme Allied headquarters Au-
gust Is which said:
1T Is officially stated at supreme
headquarters that announcement OF
Gen. Bradleys command of the 18th
Army Group in no way affects the
position of Gen. Montgomery as
overall commander of all Allied
ground forces in France under Gen
Eisenhower
Persons closely in touch with the
situation said today. however, that
the British criticisms were unWar-
ranted and that the change has
been inevitable since Gen. Eisen-
hover took his headquarters to
France and assumed personal COM
mand of the operations.
In fact, they said, the eventual
change was clearly understood by
the Americans - and they had
thought by the British also-even
before the invasion began June 6.
The idea was that Gen. Montgom-
cry would be overall ground forces
commander in the initial phases
while the British forces comprised
the bulk of the troops, but that as
soon as the American strength had
been built up and the break through
achieved, a new Army group would
be formed to simplify the command
structure.
AS soon as Gen. Eisenhower took
(See BRADLEY page All
Evening star., 1944-08-30
Naval Officer Shot
To Death in Scranton
By the Associated Press.
SCRANTON pa


SCRANTON. Pa, Aug. 30-Navy
1t. j. Donald Reifsnyder, IS, promi-
nent Scranton attorney. was found
shot to death today behind q bill
board in an outlying residential sec.
ton.
1t. Reifsnyder returned from his
station last week to testify before a
Federal grand jury investigating
certain matters" in connection
with the Middle Pennsylvania Dis.
trict United States Court.
The inquiry began several months
ago after the House of Representa-
tives ordered . judicial Committee
Investigation Of the judicial conduct
Of District Judges Albert w. john
son and Albert L. Watson.
Evening star., 1944-08-30
Hull Brushes Aside
German Peace FeeIer:;
Full Surrender Stands
kuzi Gen. Dittmor Admits
His Nation Foces Defect;
Allied Policy Unchanged

Secretary OF State Hull de-
clared today that the policy of
unconditional surrender adopted
toward the Axis by the Allies was
so firmly fixed in the public
mind that it did not require re-
confirmation.
He made this statement concern
ing a broadcast yesterday by 1t.
Gen. Kurt Dittmar, propagandist of
the German high command, imply
ing that the Reich might surrender
if easier terms were offered.
Mr.. Hull, wnen asked for his re-
action to Gen. Dittmar's statement,
described it merely as a new Ger
man peace feeler about which there
was nothing new to say. 1t is well
known that Germany, during the
last year. has frequently indicated
to the Allied powers its willingness
to surrender, provided liberal terms
were granted.
Gen. Dittmar frankly admitted
that Germany was facing defeat in
France. but said the war must con-
tinue "as long as our enemies stick
to their war aims
Allied Policy UNCHANGED.
The policy of unconditional sur
render was enunciated by President
Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churchill at their Casablanca con-
ference in the winter Of 1943, and
has been reaffirmed by them sew
eral times since.
Mr.. Hull. when asked II he felt
that immediate surrender would af-
ford the Germans the quickest way
out of their sufferings, said he pre-
ferred to let the chiefs of the Allied
governments speak on this subject.
An official military observer in
Washington declared that Gen.
Dittmar undoubtedly wanted most
Of all to impress the United Nations
with the fact Germany is willing
to accept a compromise peace short
of unconditional surrender.
In warning the German people
they must fight only for the pur-
pose of trying to force the best
possible peace terms or face utter
defeat, the official Nazi radio COM
mentator meant exactly what he
said" the American observer en-
phasized.
Speaks With Authority.
He declared Gen. Dittmer un-
doubtedly was speaking with au-
thority and not only wished to i'm
press the Allies with Germany's
position with regard to surrender
ing but also to impress the German
people that unless they resist stub
bornly they can't expect anything
better than "annihilation."
THE military situation being
what it is" the observer added, "the
Germans have not the overall
means to regain the initiative on
either the eastern or western front.
They can look forward only to the
Evening star., 1944-08-30
$4,000 Vessels Built for Navy
In S Years, ForYestoI Reveals
Lists Being Used
As Carriers for
Piper Cub Planes

LISTS now are being used as
aircraft carriers. Secretary of
the Navy Forrestal disclosed at
a news conference today. He
said Piper Cubs are being flown
from tank-landing craft and
they have proved particularly
effective in the Mediterranean
operations.
This was said to be the first
known instance of the use of
such comparatively small craft
for the launching of planes.
Evening star., 1944-08-30
Hero of World War
Dies in Action in Pacific
By the Associated Press.

READING, Pa. Aug. 30.-Chief
Pharmacists Mate Paul B. Binder
who won the Croix de Guerre in the
World War for leading 300 blinded
Frenchmen through a poison gas
filled hollow although his own mask
leaked, has been killed in action in
the South Pacific, the Navy De-
partment notified his wife today.
A former golf professional and in
surance salesman, Chief Binder en-
listed in October, 1872 was cited
for bravery on Bougainville and
credited with saving a number of
lives. He also served with the ma
rtnes on Guadalcanal. He was so.
Evening star., 1944-08-30
Beaten Germans Flee
Black Sea Points as
Reds Near Bulgaria
Constonto Falls; Mop-up
Of Bucharest, PIoesti
Nozi Pockets Begun
BULLETIN,

LONDON tP'.-Russian troops
have captured Ploesti, Pre-
mier Stain announced to-
night.
BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, Aug. 30 The
beaten Germans fled today from
their last strongholds on the
Black Sea as Russia, with troops
within 20 miles of Bulgaria, ap-
pealed to the Bulgars for support
in quick liberation Of the
Balkans.
The capture of Constanta. Ro-
manias largest port. appeared
likely to be followed within a few
hours by complete mopup of scat
tered German forces in the Bucha :
rest-Ploesti zone by Soviet armored
columns last reported 81 miles to
the northeast.
The NaZi rout in Wallachia Prov
ince was so disorderly that roads
and bridges escaped demolition
Little sabotage was reported in the
Ploesti oil fields.
CThe German communique said
Russian attacks were checked in
the Buzua area of Romania and
that Soviet troops invading Tran
sylvania, part of Hungary since
/, 1910, were thrown back in coun-
terattacks.
Central Europe Jared.
With Hungary in the hands of q
new government of generals and the
Germans hastily increasing their
garrison in the rump state of Slo-
vakia, Central Europe continued to
be Jared politically as we'll as mill
tarily by the power blows of Red
Evening star., 1944-08-30
z Bulgarian Botto|ions
Yield to Tito's Forces
BY the Associated Press,

by lHe ASSOclated PTeSS.
LONDON, Aug. 30.-Two Bull
garian battalions defending a strong
point on Mount Slatibor in Serbia
Yielded to Marshal Titos Partisans
after $50 We're killed and 12O cap
tured, a Yugoslav communique said
TODAY,
Evening star., 1944-08-30

ed to our fighting force have made
the United States, Mr. Forrestal
said, for the first time in its his
tory, the greatest naval power on
earth" During the five years since
the war started in Europe the Navy
has increased the number of war
ships in its fleet more than three
Evening star., 1944-08-30

See FORRESTAL, Page A-5D
Evening star., 1944-08-30

See RUSSIA, Page A-5J
Evening star., 1944-08-30

LONDON tHr.-Rlssian troops
have captured Ploesti, Pre-
mier Stain announced to-
night.
Evening star., 1944-08-30

(See BRADLEY, Page A-5)
Evening star., 1944-08-30

tSee PLUNGES, Page A-2J
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-31
Hi nj e N

Mr.. in Mrs. Vinko Coff,
1902 Delavan Rd., naznanjata,
da sta Sc civilno porocila v So
boto, 20. julia njih hcerka E.
dith w. Coff in Tech. Sgt Ed
ward M. Racic, sin Mr.. in Mrs.
Joe Racic, 144O5 Darwin Ave.
zenin Sc je pred kratkim povr-
nil il juzno-pacificne fronte "a
mesec dni ma dopust. Ma 'front.'
Sc je nahajal z M Marine Air
Corps 26 mesecev. Vcerai ziu-
traj sta Sc letalom podala ma
zenitovanjsko potovanje v Chi
cago, ILL.,, kjer bosta ostala "a
teden dni, nakar sc vrneta v Gle
veland in bosta "a diva tedna
nastanjena pri Mr.. in Mrs. Coff,
nato pa odideta " California,
kjer DO zenin vstopil v Solo.
Mlademu paru cestitamo in ze-
limo vse najboljse v zakonskem
zivljenju!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-31
|Letalo z vojnimi
ranjenci izgubljeno
ma Atlantiku

WASHINGTON, 20. julia. -
Vojni department je danes ma
znanil, da Sc je nekje ma A.
tlantskem oceanu ponesrecilo
Transporting letalo, ma katerem
Sc je nahajalo 26 oseb, m e d
mimi 18 ranJenih vojakov, XII 50
bill ma poletu IL Skotskega v
New York.
TRANSPORTING letalo sc je oci.
vidno ponesrecilo v sredo zju.
traj nekje med Islandijo in No
vo Fundlandijo. Zadnjic Sc je
culo cd MEGA v sredo oh eni
zjutraj. Poroeilo dostavlja, da
hi bio letalu zmanjkalo gasoli-
ma Sc isto jutro. Intenzivno is
kanje Sc Sc vedno nadaljuje.
V letalu Sc je nahajalo poleg
ranjenih vojakov pet clanov le-
talskega mostva in bolnicarka
Catherine R. Price il North Ii
berty, Ind. Vojni department je
objavil imena vseh oseb, XII so
bile v ponesrecenem letalu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-31

z reporterjem Turkom, je Mrs.
Anne Turk, stanujoca ma 1462O
Lakeshore Blvd.
Reporter Turk pravi, da so
australasia dekleta zelo pri.jaz-
ma in tudi lepotic med mimi ne
manjka, avstralski nacin zivlje-
MIA je zelo podoben ameriske-
mu, govorica je ista, in v upo-
stew je tudi treba vzeti mlado
kri in da SO fantje osem tisoc
mill cd donna.
kakor znano, so med prebi-
valci Avstralije zelo mocno "a
stopani Irci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-31
Nou grob
ANNA r. GAFFNEY

V soboto popoldne je magic,
ma umrla v Huron Rd. bolnis,
nici Anna T. Gaffney, rojena
Zagore, stara SO let. Men dom
Sc nahaja v Harrington, Mich.
odkoder je prisla Euclid O.
biskat svoje brate in sestre, ter
je bila potem namenjena iti v
Florido, ko je nagloma zbolela
in kmalu potem umrla. Pokoi,
MICA je bilo rojena v Clevelandu
V Pennington, Mich. zapuscs
soproga Josepha, tri sinove Ro,
berta in James v Earmingtonu
in Matthew v San Francisco
Calf, v Euclidu zapusca oceta
Jakoba, tri brate Johna, XII je
detektiv v Euciidu, Franka in
Jacka, ter dive sestri Agnes, po-
roceno Polanz, in Helen, poro-
ceno Debeljak. Pogreb Sc bo vr-
Sill v sredo oh 2:3O uri popoldne
IL pogrebnega zavoda August F.
Svetek, 478 e. 152 St., ter ma
Lakeview pokopalisce. Bod po-
kojnici ohranjen blag spomin,
preostalim pa nase .sozalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-31
BOLGARUA ZAHTEVA
UMIK NEMSKIH GET

ISTANBIL, 80. julia. - Boil
garska vlada je zahtevala, da
Nemcija odpoklice vse vojastvo
il Bolgarije in moznost obstoji,
da Sc bo njeni zahtevi ugodilo.
Bolgarija je tudi pristala ma "a
htevo Rusije, da Sc v vseh vaz-
nih pristaniskih in drugih me-
stih odprejo sovjetski konzula-
tt. Vesti liz Ankare tudi pravijo,
da bo Turcija V teku prihod-
njih dni pretrgala diplomatske
odnoSaje z Nemcijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-31
Rdeca vojska je prihrumela Vzhodno Prusijo
OkROG 1000 AMERISKIH VOJAKOV ST JE
zE DOBILO NEVESTE v AVSTRALIJI

Ray Turk, reporter "a "Cle-
veland News, XII Sc nahaja ma
turi v pacifiski vojni zoni, po-
roca, da 81 je do danes ze okrog
1000 ameriskih vojakov dobilo
neveste Avstraliji.
Eden teh je tudi Cleveland
can stotnik Roy S. Turk, XII Sc
je nedavno poroeil neko brh-
ko Avstralcanko, Miss Mary
Ann Hillwoodside, XII je bila ro-
jena ma Irskem in so jo starsi
prinesli v Avstralijo kot dete.
Matt stotnika Turka, XII navzlic
enakosti linen nj mic v sorodu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-31
POPRAVEK

Y oglasu, katerega smo pred
par dnevi priobcili glede navodil
"a namakanje vrtov, Sc je po-
motoma porocalo glede mama
kanja trat pri javnih, dobrodel-
nih in verskih institucijah. Ma
makanie je tenn institucijam do
|voljeno ma zapadni strani mesta
med 8. in IL. uro dopoldne Y
ponedeljek, sredo in petek, ma
vzhodni strani pa med 8. in 10
uro dopodne Y torek, tetrtek il
sobotos
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-31
Ves+i Il Tvlienio ome.
riskih Slovencev

Milwaukee, o h n Ilovsek,
star IS let in donna il Mozirja
" Savinjski dolini, je po daljsi
bolezni umrl v okrajni bolnisni-
ci.- Tukaj zapusca brata.-Dne
2. julia je bill v letalski nesre-
|ci ubit Carl F. Bevsek, star %
let in sin Anne Bevsek (sedaj
Pollack). Ubit je bill, ko je str
moglavil ma zemljo bombnik, v
|katerem je sluzil. Zapusca tudi
zeno in brata pri mornarici. Po-
kopan je bill v Milwaukeeju.-
V Italiji je bill 3. junija ranjen
vojak John F. Gorishek, sin Ane
Zagorc- -Gorishek in ozenjen. Ra-
ma nj tezka. Pri vojakih Sc ma
haja cd lanskega septembra.-
V bojih ma juznozapadnem Pa
cifiku je bill pa ranjen sarzent
Edward E. Kolar, sin Valentino
in Josephine Kolar. v armada
je Sci prostovoljno 2. junija
1910 in bill poslan ma bojisce
aprila 1941.-Zakonca Anton
Wacak in zena sta praznovala
40-letnico, Joe Marn in zena pa
30-letnico zakona.-D ruin a
Edward Korosec je dobila hcer-
ko.-Za drzavljanstvo sta "a
prosili Anna Zupancic in Fran
ICES Ajdisek, kakor tudi Joseph
Anzur.-Po Porocili so Sc: John a.
Johnson in Rose Yakel, An.
thony Remitz (Port Washing
tony in Gertrude Boldt, Theo.
dore j. Sobek in Irene a. Volov.
Sex, Erich "A. Lambrecht ii
Louise Malensek.
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kratke vesti
u. S. LETALSKI PRVAK
POGRESAN MAD NEMCIJO

LONDON, 80. julia. - S po-
leta mad Nemeijo 20. julia Sc
nj vrnil podpolkovnik Francis
B. Gabreski IL Oil City, Pa, Xxi
je unicil 81 nemskih letal ter bill
OBJ tenn casu priznan kot anne
riski letalski prvak. Gabreski
je unicil Is nemskjh letal v IRA
ku, tri pa ma zemlji. Javil Sc je
prostovoljno "a polet, katere-
ga Sc nj vrnil, potem ko Sc je j.
mel podati ma 3O-dnevni do
pust v Zed. drzave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-31
HORTHY SE JE PODAI.
ZAVEZNIsKIM Profession

LONDON, 80. julia. - Re-
gent Horthy je obljubil Zed. dr.
zavam in Angliji, da DO mad
zarska vlada prenehala izrocati
zidovske prebivalce nacijem, XII
so jih posiljali v koncentracij-
ska taborisca, v katerih je tide
{ a k a la skoro sigurna smrt
Horthy je tudi obljubil, da Sc bo
zidovskim otrokom pod II le-
tom starosti dovolilo zapustiti
dezelo, ako je Mednarodni rdeci
kriz sposoben najti pribezalis6e
v kaki zavezniSki drzavi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-31
ZUPAN POSVARIL BARVARSKO UNIJO DA IMAJO
LASTNIKI DOMOV Sc VEDNO NEKAJ PRAVIC

V soboto je zupan Frank j.
Lausche ostro posvaril uradni-
ke barvarske unije A. F. of L.,
da opustijo idejo, da bi hisni po-
sestniki, XII zelijo sami barvati
svoj dom, morali dobiti toza-
devno dovoljenje cd unije.
zupan je svarilo objavil ma
seji, XII Sc je vrsila, da Sc raz-
motriva slucaj nekega hisnega
posestnika, XII 81 je sam pobarval
hiso cd zunaj, nakar je bila hi
sa, XII je bila belo barvana, po-
noci namazana rdeckasto bar
vo.
zupan je rekel, da ako Sc u
nijam devoli toliko kontrole
mad privatnimi drzavljani, po-
tenn ne bo dolgo, ko bodo unij-
ski agentje zahtevali, da clovek,
XII ina svoj dom, ne SINE niti
trave posekati okrog donna ali
umiti oxen v hiSi.
Policija> med tenn nadaljuje S
preiskavo vandalskega Gina, v
katerem je bill prizadet d o m
Herberta Hustona ma 17129
Endora Rd.
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NACIJI MOBILIZIRAJO
ZADNJE MOCI IA VOJNO

LONDON, 80. julia. V Mem.
eiji Sc je zacelo novacenje zad-
njih moskih, XII so sposobni no,
siti orozje, in kot razvidno IL
propagandnih naznanil ministra
Goebbelsa, b. vsled tega sta
rostna d o b a "a obvezno delo
zensk raztegnjena il As ma so
let.
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Amers$k0 trgovskG sbornica
je poslala svojego predsednika
Erica Johnsoma mo- turo . Sov-
jetsEo Uaijo, y sVrbo prou6eva-
MIA rGsneer IN odnoSajeu Rusov
,sapram Amerike. Johnson Sc je
rrY,il in IL njegovega porocila, XII
ga je bI podal, je rasUidno, da
je tekom bivanja med naSinsi slo-
Uanskinai brati dobI 1sGjbolj$i
Otis. Sestal Sc je tadi Josipona
Stdlimom IN obiskal neSteto in
dHstrijskih centrov. N jegovo
nanenje je, da obstojcjo use moS-
,sosti "a teano sodelouanje . R,a-
ST In Aaneriko d pseh osirih.
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KROzEk ST. l PROGREs.
SLOVENK

v torek, dne 1. augusta Sc DO
vrsila redna seja krozka st. !
Progresivnih Slovenk. Pricetek
OBJ 8. uri zvecer. Clanice so pro-
sene, da Sc ulelezijo v velikem
stevilu, ker Sc bo' ukrepalo gle
de piknika skupnih krozkov, Xxi
Sc bo vrsil dne Is. augusta.
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Kolekcija papirja je
bila velik uspeh

Prva velika kolekcija
starega papirja, XII Sc ga
potrebuje "a yojne namene,
je tako sijajno uspeIa, da nj
bila s a m O dOsezena kvota
100000 funtov, XII je bila
dolocena "a Cleveland, tenn
vec da je ma tisoce zavojev
starega papirja ostalo Sc
nepobranega, ker je pri-
manjkovalO vOzov in delov-
nih moci.
Ker ljudje ponekod pa
pirja MISC zyezali, ga je We
ter raznesel in posledica jje
bila, da nekatere ulice IL
gledajo, kakor da jih je "a
del tornado.
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ZADUsNICA

Jutri, v torek, oh 1880 ur
zjutraj Sc DO v cerkvi Marie
Vnebovzetje brala zadusnica "a
pokojno Frances Svetek, OF
priliki IA. letnice njene smrti
Sorodniki in prijatelji so vablje-
nj, da Sc opravila udelezijo.
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FELDMARSAL ROMMEL
JE Bill BAJE UBIT

LONDON, 80. julia. - Tu
Sc sirijo vztrajna porocila, da je
bill feldmarsal Erwin Rommel
pred nekaj dnevi, ko so zavez.
niska letala napadla njegov 81
stan, tezko ranjen, da je ranam
podlegel. Vest o Rommelovi
.smrti SO baje prinesli nemski u
jetniki.
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VSI CERTIFIKATI IA TEzKE
'TAJERJE'' PREKLICANI

WASHINGTON, 80. julia. =
Trad OPA je preklical vse OBJ
stojece racijske certificate "a
move ''tajerje', ki jih inajo last
niki tovornih avtomobilov, ker
zaloga nj zadostna, da bi Sc u
godilo vsem, XII inajo certifika-
te. Lastniki bodo moral napra-
witt move prosnje, ki bDdo rese-
ne v soglasjuz razpolo ozljivo "a
logo.