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The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
SOLDIERS WEAR PARACHUTE CRAVATS

SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE - (AP)--Hundreds of American of ficers and enlisted men are fight ing, with silken bands of mottled green wound round their necks. Some beyond reach of German rifles prefer white or orange scarves but tree camouflage de- sign is the overwhelming favorite even with the Frenchmen.
 The scarves are cut from Amer ican parachutes found abandoned in trees, and hedges and fields after the descent of airborne troops and supplies. .>
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
RANCHES ARE NOT DOGGIE WAREHOUSES

HELENA, Mont. --(AP)-West- ern ranches are not warehouses for cattle, as one Montana ranch sought to have it's pastures desig- mated.
 The suit arose when Big Horn county taxed 3,973 cattle import ed from Mexico. It was contended the ranch merely was "class four bonded warehouse" housing the cattle temporarily.
 If the ranch contention had been upheld the cattle would have been tax free but the federal court ruled they were subject to levy.
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
GERMANS NOW GET MEDAL FOR BRAVE RETREATS

MADRID --(AP)-- German decorations formerly conferred for victories over Allied forces are now being handed out to generals and admirals for stiff resistance before defeat.
 Brig. Gen. Fritz Gall, from leaves went to Maj. Gen. Ernst received the Knight Cross. Oak leaves went to Maj. On. Ernst Sieler, ''for his direction of the re- treat from Odessa" R. Adm. Walter von Hennecken, naval commander at Normandy, receiv- ed the Knight Cross for "his de- fense of Cherbourg and especial ly his organized destruction of Cherbourg harbor."
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
TEACHERS PAN "CRY.BABY" GIRLS

BOULDER, Colo. ----(AP)-- The National Association of College Women in Physical Education has decided something must be done to correct wtat they call the "cry- baby attitudeaof modern girls.
 Instead of fighting problems through, the adolescent girl often is moody and too frequently re- sort to tears, the educators said. They blamed the one-child fam fly, lack of home discipline and the small apartment life in larger cities as causes of the situation.
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
FISH DON'T EAT IVY: THEY EAT PLANKTON
WyI I.MINCTON no

WILMINGTON, Del. -tAPJ- Plankton, microscopic plant and animal life that serves as food for fish, thrives on chemical plant food applied to lakes and ponds as commercial fertilizer, accord ing to Du Pont officials.
 Fish that consume fertilized plankton are said to be bigger, tastier, more abundant, and gam CT than those that eat only the usual plankton found in ordinary unfertiliZed waters.
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11

Putting all these men to work, of course, is only one side of in- dustry's big postwar responsibil- ity. The o.her half of it is pro- viding people the things they want and need at prices they can afford to pay. Both undertakings require some high-powered plan ming. Popular retail prices have to start with low production costs which depend on volume, but production is a calamity in any plant, big calamity in any industry.
 COOPERATION NEEDED
 This sketchy outline should show what stupendous job of master precision American indus try must accomplish, or else. It is staggering but it is possible. It will require accurate market forecasting, cautiously balanced production, economical operation and good selling. Industrial leaders understand that ruthless competition upsets plans, lowers employment and damages pros perity. All must plan.
 If Private Enterprise does its share for national prospSflty by investing 15o billion dollars tthe cost of IS months of war) to ere ate. 25 million jobs, industry will be obliged to have security of in- vestment and hope of profit a green light and a clear road. Lab or and government both have a necessary part to play in post war prosperity, and the next two chapters of this column will deal with them, one at a time. La bor's Lever, Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
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Broiled Ducklinu

Broiled Duckling l young duck 1 orange Salt Pepper -. Flour Margarine
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
PERU NATIONS HORSES

WASHINGTON -(AP)- Horse power is at a premium in Peru. Exportation of horses which can be used in agriculture, industry or in Army service has been ban ned, according to the U. s. De- partment of Commerce.
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11


 Clean and quarter duck. Wipe dry, and sprinkle with flour 10 which salt and pepper to taste have been added. Place in a broiling pan, skin side down, and dot with little margarine. Put the juice of half an orange in the bottom of the pan. Place under a low flame in a broiler that has been preheated ten minutes at 375 degrees. Broil for twenty-five minutes, basting once. Then turn skin side up and haste with the juice in the bottom of the pan. Broil another twenty-five minutes, basting several times. If the duck is not golden brown in this length of time, turn flame up and brown quickly Squeeze the remaining half orange over the duck. Cover the pan and put into oven for fifteen minutes, at $50 degrees. Test duck with a fork and, if tender, uncover and bake another fifteen minutes to crisp the skin.
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
LOOKING AHEAD
MAKING WORK
" GEORGE $. BENSON
! lFrsskasxtsXarufsg eoIisye
 \ &HrrG. s%rkassas

MAKING WORK
 Proper steps taken soon enough will assure plenty of jobs, after the war in peaceful pursuits for men busy today with war work
 and for those in uniform as fast as they are discharged from the armed forces. To say these men will deserve good jobs is saying far too little. Having saved this country from foreign foes, they will deserve to possess and enjoy their own prosperous land.
 It is for the good of the coun- try and every family in 1t that plenty of well-paid employment be provided after the war. It is patriotism; it is self preservation. If America is to remain the land of liberty and opportunity, our first postwar step must be to- ward firm footing: Work for will ling workers.
 INDUSTRY MUST LEAD
 The first move in postwar prosperity therefore is industry's move, putting some 25 million men to work at gainfui employ ment. It is no small matter. The average investment necessary to make job in American industry Is $6,000 which means that indus try must put up 150 billion dol lars for equipment to make all these jobs good, that is, make them pay wages and interest on investment.
 Soon after V-Day these 25 mil lion men will start making their personal adjustments from war to a peace-time manner of life A. bout 20 million people are in war work now but experts estimate that 25 per cent of them will get out of industry after the war; young people returning to school, married women resuming their homemaking, etc. But 15 million now in war industries will want to keep working.
 OTHERS FROM BATTLE
 The United States likely will keep a large standing Army and 8 more powerful Navy than ever before Probably anybody who wants to remain in the armed forces will have chance to stay, but ten million fighting men at least will want civilian jobs right after the war. These two groups make 25 million work CTS and there is not much dis agreement among 'statisticians about the figure.
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-11
1 WHAT MAKES
 A HITcH-HIKER

AUSTIN, Tex.--CAP)--In Min eraI Wells an applicant failed his ninth examination for a drivers I,censa ]! you ever read the book of instructiohs!" the examiner asked. .'' < - : 'No,' he said, ~I thought you would get tired of my coming back and finally give me license without examination" Tell them you saw 1t in The Nugget.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28
Berlin zopet
tarca Ostrega
zracnega napada

y LONDON, %. januarja. -
Snoci so bill angleski bombniki
zopet mad Berlinom ter zadali
nov teak udarec v sistematicni
kampanji "a porusenje nemske
prestolice.
To je bill prvi zracni napad
ma Berlin liza Fl. januarja, ko
je velika sila britskih letal bom-
bardirala glavno mesto in Mag
deburg. Snocnji napad je bill O.
cividno izvrsen v, velikem stilu.
Tekom dneva SO angleski in
kanadski bombniki vprizorili ma
p a d e ma nemske postojanke v
Franciji in drugih okupiranih
krajih Oh Atlantiku, medtem ko
je neko nemsko porocilo javilo
napad ma Marsej, XII so ga vpri-
zorili stirje zavezniski bombni-
XII.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28
ROOSEVELT BIRTHDAY
BALL"

V nedeljo vecer, dne 80. janu-
aria, Sc vrsi takozvana prired-
ba Roosevelt Birthday BALI,
cd katere cisti preostanek sc
poslje narodnemu odboru "a po-
bijanje otroske paralize. Veseli-
ca Sc vrsi v Slovenskem narod-
mem domu ma St. Clair Ave,
ter jo prireja slovenski odbor,
XII Sc zanima "a to akcijo vsako
leto. Vstopnice SO po SOC in Sc
jih dobi pri Mrs. Makovec v
Slovenskem narodnem domu, ter
v glavnem uradu S. D. z.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28

10 nj mic nenavadnega, ako je
20 odstotkov MOI, XII so bill do
loceni "a delo, umrlo, in V E.
mem slucaju je bio IS procen-
tov moz delavskega oddelka ma
tax nacin ubitih.
Strasna usoda treh castniIlov
Trem castnikom, XII so skusa-
Ii pobegniti, Sc je roke zvezalo
ma hrbtu, potem pa Sc jih je
privezalo ma tax nacin, da SO
roke molele kvisku in da so bill
upognjeni naprej. v tenn stanju
sse jih je pustilo skozi diva dni,
poleg tega pa, BE jim je cd casa
do casa pretepalo. Enemu IL
med treh Sc je potem odsekalo
glavo, ostala diva pa sta bila u
streljena.
Ameriski oficirji, XII so Sc
stavili porocilo ma podlagi izpo-
vedi ubeglih ujetnikov, so sle-
deci: mornariski komandant
Melvyn Mccoy il Indianapolisa,
polkovnik S. M. Mellnik IL Dun
more, Pa, in polkovnik William
E. Dy es IL Albany, Texas.
Slednji je bill nedavno ubit v le-
talski nesresi Burbanku, Cal,
ko Sc je pripravljal "a povratek
V voj jno zono ma Pacifiku.
Cetvorica, XII Sc il je posrecil
beg
stirje ameriski oficirji in vo-
jaki, katerih je znano, da so
zbezali IL japonskega ujetnis-
tva, SO: major Michael Dober-
witch il Irontona, Mimi. (ocivid-
no Hrvat), major Austin Shot
ner il Shebyvilla, Tenn, major
Jack Hawkins il Roxtona, Te-
xas, in kaprol Reid Chamber
lain IL Ell Cajone, Cal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28
,Japonska grozodejstva mad
ameriiSSkini ujetnikii odkrita
Novi grobovi
LUCY MARKUSIC

Po dolgi in mucni bolezni ie
preminila ma svojem domu ma
1886 E. 232 St., Euclid, Ohio,
Lucy Markusic, rojena Delisi-
munovic, stara "a let. Tukaj "a
'pusca soproga Paula, sina
George, hcere Frances, poroce-
no KraWczyk, Barbara, poroce-
no Tiskin, in Ammo, poroceno
Kamm, pet vnukov in vec So
rodnikov. Donna je bila iz sela
Delisimunovic, fara sv. Mihael
ma Hrvatskem, kjer zapusca
brata Thomasa, in vec sorodni-
kov. Tukaj je bivala Al leta in
je bila clanica drustva Hrvat-
ska Sloboda st. 235 H. B. z. Po-
greb Sc DO vrsil V ponedeljek oh
9. uri zjutrai il Joseph zele in
sinovi pogrebnega zavoda, 45S
E. 152 St., v cerkev sv. Pavla,
E. 40 St., in nato ma Calvary
pokopalisce. Bod pokojnici O.
hranjen blag spomin, preosta-
linn pa nase sozalje!
MARY LYNN JAKETIC
Druzini William in Mary ia
ketic je umrla sedem mesecev
stara hcerka Mary Lynn. Matt
stanuje ma Ridge Rd., Wicklif-
fe, Ohio, oce Sc pa nahaja pri
vojakih. Deklisko ime matere je
bilo Stusek. Radi nalezljive bo-
lezni DO pogreb privaten, ter sc
vrsi il pogrebnega zavoda Au-
gust F. Svetek, 478 E. 152 St.
Druzini nase sozalJe!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28
BOLEZEN

Rojak Joseph Gubanc, stanu.
joe na Holmes Ave-, je bill pre-
tekli teden odpeljan v mestnc
bolnisnico, kjer Sc nahaja v
Lowman paviljonu. Prijatelji sc
vabljeni, da ga obiscejo. Obisk
so dovoljeni vsak ponedeijek in
petek Cd Z. do 8. ure zvecer, ter
vsako sredo in nedeljo Cd 12::3C
do 1:3O popoldne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28

Vodstvo slovenske North A
merican banke 81 je pred casom
.nabavilo moderno poslopje biv-
Sc Custodian Savings g. Loan
druzbe, ma Waterloo Rd. Poslo-
pie je bio dokaj lepo dovrseno
in nalasc urejeno "a bancno po-
slopje. Oh prekupu pa je direk-
tori slovenske banke dial no.
tranje prostore se nekoliko pre-
urediti, in sklenil preseliti svo-
jo collinWoodsko podruznico y
lastne prostore. Glavna banka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28
Ma tisoce herojskih borcev ma Bataanu
pomorjenih in pognanih smrt
vsled lakOte

WASHINGTON, 27. JAM - Nocoj je bilo cd ameri-
ske anade in nonarce objavljeno uradno porocio, XII
prpoveduje smr tisocev Amerkancev in Filpnov, XII
po padcu Bahama prsl aponsko ujetnstvo in SO BIZ
Ii cd Japoncev hladnokvno pomor en ali pa well ko
cd lakote.
Porocio japonskih grozodejstvih je do6umentirano
zaprsezenimi zjavami Amerikancev XII Sc jim je po-
srecilo pobegniti il japonskega uetnstva, katero e
priso po padcu Bahama $4,000 Amerkancev in Fiipi-
nnN
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28
pARTIzANI SO
zA(ELI Z Novo
0FENzIv0
Nemci so izcisceni IL
vecine krajev v srednji
Bosni. Ofenziva v
Crni gori

LONDON, 27. januarja. =
Danes je bilo tukaj naznanjeno,
da je marsal Tito zacel novo O.
fenzivo proti Nemcem Y Crni
gori, in da je 70 procentov cen
tralne Bosne popolnoma oIisce-
ne Nemcev.
Partizanski borci so S svoie-
ga nanovo osvobojenega glav-
mega stana v Jajcu zaceli z ope-
racijami proti severn in jugu,
ter zavzeli kraj Prnjavor, rs
mill vzhodno cd Banjaluke, z
zavzetjem kraja Mrkonjicgrada
so raztegnili kontrolo preko vse
doline, po kateri tese reka Vr-
bas, med Banjaluko in Livnom,
IS mill juno.
Pod artilerijskim ognjem in
napadi pehote Sc Nemci tudi u
mikajo ma juznem sektorju oh
Is mill dolgi 'front.' med Liv-
nom in Glamocom.
Ia olajsanje nemskega pri-
tiska ma severn, so Titove cete
uderile v Crnogoro in odprle O.
fenzivo ma crti med kraji Bera-
ne, Andrijevica in Rosanj, XII Sc
nahajajo blizu albanske meje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28

V uradnem porocilu, XII obse-
ga 1000 besed, je podana slika
O strahotnih raar.erah, XII Via
dajo V japonskih taboriscih "a
vojne ujetnike; samo V enem
teh taborisc je V teku dveh me-
secev umrlo 2,20O Amerikancev.
Poglavitne tocke uradnega
porocila o japonskih grozodej-
stvih so sledece:
Mnogi ujetniki so bill OBJ
glavljeni
Takoj potem, ko so bill Anne.
rikanci in F'ilipini zajeti, Sc je
vsem onim, pri katerih Sc ie ma
slo kitajski denar, odsekalo gla-
We. One, XII so ostali pri zivlje-
nju, Sc je odgnalo naprej, in
tekom "pohoda smrti' so bill u
jetniki brutalno pretepani.
Dvanajst tisoc moz Sc je sko'
ri teden dni drzalo zaprte V "a
grajenem prostoru, XII nj meri
vec kot sto kvadratnih sem jew
Mozje so morali stati po II III
" vrsti, da so 81 napolnili poso,
de z vodo pri edini vodni pipi
XII ie bila ma razpolago ujetni.
kom.
Zelo uporabljana oblika mu
cenja je sestojala IL "soncne ku
re-. Ujetnikl so bill primoran
yes dan sedeti ma strasno rripe
kajocem solncu, ne da bi incl
ma sebi kaj obleke in lie z neka
kapljami vode.
sest ujetnikov je bilo zivih pc,
kopanih
Sest moz - trije Amerikanc
in trije Filipini - XII so zbolel
vsled surovega ravnanja, je bile
pokopanih, ko so bill Sc zivi.
Ujetnike Sc je z napornim de-
lom dobesedno tiralo v smrt. 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28
Sc n a h a j a ma 6131 St. Clair

.H|'. u
Sc n a h ia ma 6131 St. Clair
Ave.
Form a In a otvoritev v no.
vem poslopju bo v torek, dne 1.
februarja. Direktorij prijazno
vabi cenjene rojake in rojaki-
ME, da 81 ma otvoritveni dan O.
gledajo novo baneno poslopje.
Banka DO ma Ia dan odprta "a
ogled Cd 8. ure zjutraj do 8. ure
zvecer. Podrobnosti boste lahko
citali Y dopisu predsednika An
tona Grdine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28
Mani govedine

OPA urad naznanja, da Sc
bodo point "a govedino in jag
njetino prihodnji mesec zvisali,
medtem ko je zaloga prasicjega
mesa zadostna. Obenem je bilo
naznanjeno, da Sc bodo prihod-
Mi mesec znizali point "a We
cino konservirane zelenjave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28

Odbor North American ban
Ike "a leto 1914 je sledeci: Pred
sednik Anton Grdina, ekseku-
tivni podpredsednik j. l.. Surtz,
podpredsednik James w. Mally,
tajnica Rose G. Kovatch, bla-
gajnik R. Breskvar, pomozni
podpredsednik M. j. Grdina, in
nacelnik oddelka "a osebna po-
sojila Gerald Herbison, ostali
direktorji pa: Anthony j. Per
ko, Frank Mramor, Mike Piks,
John Zaller in Frank Jaksic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28

oMOLJENSk, ~. Januarja
- (Poroca w. H. Lawrence v
"New York Times"). Izredna
sovjetska komisija, XII je preis-
kala nemska grozodejstva Ka-
tynskem gozdu pri Smoljensku,
je danes porocala, da je defini-
tivno ugotovila, da so Nemci
postrelili in ubili 1000 poljskih
castnikov in vojakov, in da je
masno umorstvo bilo izvrseno
tekom augusta in septembra |.
l941, ko Sc je pokrajina naha-
jala pod nemsko okupacijo.
Hci ameriskega poslanika
navzoca
Oh tel priliki je prislo ma po-
zorisee II tujezemskih kores-
pondentov in ma izrecno pova-
bilo sovjetske Wade sta Sc ogle-
da masnih grobov udelezila tu-
di Miss Kathleen Hartman, hci
ameriskega poslanika v Moskvi
in John Melbe, direktor ame-
riskega Urada "a vojne infor-
macije v Moskvi.
Ia skupina je v zasnezenem
Katynskem gozdu ma vzhodnem
bregu reke Dnjester cula izpri-
cevanje sestih pric in zakljucke
vescakov, XII so ovrgli nemske
obtozbe, da SO Rusi pobili poll
ske vojne ujetnike V m u
1910.
Bile so tie nemske obtozbe, XII
so preteklo leto dovedle do pre-
Iona diplomatskih odnosaiev
med Rusijo in poljsko zamejno
vlado v Londonu, ko je slednja
pozvala Mednarodni Rdeci kriz,
da preisce usodo poljskih cast
nikov in vojakov, XII so v sep
tembru 1889 prisli v nemsko
ujetnistvo.
Ma stotine trupel odkopanih
liz grObOv
Ruske oblasti so nam polka
zale ma stotine trupel, katerih
lobanje so bile v vsakem sluca-
ju preluknjene cd krogel. Slisa-
Ii smo zdravniske price, med
mimi DIR. Victoria I. Prozorov-
skyja, direktorja Moskovskega
iistituta "a kriminologijo in
zdravilsko raziskovanje, XII so
izjavili, da je stanje odkopanih
trupel tako, da je znanstveno
nemogoce, da bi Sc mogla ma
hajati tam cd marca 1910. DR..
Prozorovsky je izjavil, da je
njegova lastna preiskava jasno
ugotovila, da SO bile zrtve mrt-
We okrog dive lett.
Dokazi, da SO bill jetniki zivi
v juniju 194l
Rusi SO predlozili dokumen-
tar lokaze, da SO bill vojni u
jetnI- zivi po marcu 1910, in
citati so namdali pismo nekega
poljskega vojnega ujetnika,
Stanislava Kuchanskija, XII ga
je napisal 20. junija 1941, bas
diva dni pred nemsko invazijo
Rusije, "a svojo zeno v Warsaw,
XII pa nj bilo nikdar odposlano.
Govorili smo s clani posebne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28
RU5IJA JE p0DALA D0kAzE,
DA SO NEMCI p0M0RILI
p0LJ5kE V0JNE UJETNIkE

preiskovalne komisije, XII so su-
mirali "a mas dokazilni materi-
jail in navzoci smo bill pri po-
sebnem zaslisanju, pri katerem
je nastopilo 16 pric. Dovoljeno
nam je bilo, da ma price stavi-
mo katera koli vprasanja.
Po zakljucku casnikarske tu-
re je Vladimir P. Potemkin,
naucni komisar ruske sovjetske
republike in bivsi poslanik v
F'ranciji in Italiji, dal casni-
karjem naslednje porocilo, gle
de katerega SO Sc zedinili vsi
clani preiskovalne komisije in
zdravniki izvedenci:
Uradni zakljucki preiskovalne
komisije
1. Nemci so pobili poljske
vojne ujetnike v avgustu in sep
tembru 1941 v Kozjem gorovju
(drugo i'm e, pod katerim je
znan kraj V Katynskem gozdu).
2. Pozneje, ko so Nemci spo-
znali, da Sc je njih poloza.j po-
slabsal in da Sc bodo morali u
maknitl, so naglici skusali "a
kriti evidence svojega zlocin-
stva. Odprli so grobove, polovili
price in prenesli trupla IL dru-
9Th krajev V Katynski gozd,
in ma ia nacin poskusili ustvari-
ii zgodbo O ruskih grozodej-
stvih.
Drugi clani sovjetske preis-
kovalne komisije SO sledeci: Nj
kolaj Budenko, stabni zdravnik
Rdece armade; pravoslavni me-
tropollt Nlkolaj IL kijeva; Ser
gel Kolesnikov, predsednik Rus
kega rdecega kriza; gen. A. S.
Gundorov, predsednik Vse-slo-
vanskega odbora; gen. Y. E.
Smirnov, zdravniski direktor
Rdece armade; R. Y. Melnikov,
predsednik pokrajinskega SOW
jeta v Smoljensku, in Aleksej
Tolstoj, najodlicnejsi sovjetski
pisatelj.
DR.. Owls Brasilevsky, 58-letni
ravnatelj astronomskega obser-
vatorija Smoljenskd, je prical,
da je tekom nemske okupacije
zavzemal mesto pomoznega zu-
pana in da je Cd zupana Borisa
Mensagina zvedel, da je prisel
ukaz iz Berlina, da Sc ikvidira
vse poljske vojne ujetnike. Re-
lel ie, da komandant nemske
policije Hirschfield, povedal zu-
panu Mensaginu, da sc DO Po-
lake usmrtilo, ker so mani
vreono pleme'', in da Sc bo z
njih smrtjo napravilo vec civ
ljenskega prostora" "a Nemce.
Zaprisezena izjava ~Avstrijca v
New YOrku
Tekom izpricevanja pric :je
bilo tudi izneseno, da so Nemci
t e k o'm 26 mesecev okupacije
smoljenska pobili $4,000 rus
kin civilnih prebivalcev.
Ko sno Sc nahajali v Smo-
ljensku je moskovski list "Trud"
objavil dolgo porocilo in zapri-
sezeno izjavo, katero je podal
Is. augusta 1943 neki Avstrijec
z imenom Victor Won Tochaty,
XII je izjavil, da ko Sc je naha-
jail kot jetnik v koncentracij-
skem taboru v Sachesenhause-
du, SO mu sovjetski vojni Iujet-
niki povedali, da so bill prisilje-
nj pokopati trupla 10 tisoc poll
skin oficirjev, Xxi so jih Nemci
hladnokrvno strojnicami po-
strelili."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28
v BOLNISNICI

V sredo vecer Sc je Mrs, Ma
ry Cebul, soproga Franka Ce-
bula, 466 E. 143 St., podala v
Glenville bolnisnico. Obiski so
dovoljeni. zelimo il skorajsnje
okrevanje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28
IZREDNA SEJA DTREKTO-
RIA

V soboto, oh 8. uri zveeer Sc
vrsi izredna seja direktorija Slo-
venskega drustvenega donna ma
Recher Ave. Prosi Sc vse direk-
torje, da Sc gotovo udelezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28
= <<SiaR
Na$Sii
fantje-uojaki

Ma 1O-dnevni dopust je prisel
k soprogi in starsem, Cpl. John
A. Trebec, sin Mr.. in Mrs. Ste
We Trebec, 567 E. 200 st. Ma
haja Sc v sluzbi Strica Sama V
Arkansas.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28
Pet zensk napadenih

Snoei je bio V okolici Euclid
in Carnegie Ave, napadenih pet
zensk, katerim 50 bile iztfgane
rocne torbice. ~-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28
ZADRUGA

Letna delniska seja Slovenske
zadruzne zveze sc bo vrSila v
nedeljo oh 1. uri popoldne v S..
D. Domu ma Waterloo Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28
MARY LYNN JAKETIC
FRANK ZUPANCIC

Danes dopoldne je unrl
Frank Zupancic, stanujoc ma
It'll E. 81 St. Podrobnosti bo-
mo porocali jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28
LETNA SEJA PODRUZNICE
ST. 80 SANS

Nocoj, oh 7::30 uri Sc vrsi let
ma seja podruznice st. 80, SANS
"a St. clairsko okrozje, v spod-
Mi dvorani Slovenskega narod-
mega donna. Vabi Sc vse stare in
move zastopnike drustev ter dru-
&c elane in clanice, da Sc goto-
vo udelezijo, ker ma dnevnem
redu DO vec vaznih zadev, ter
tudi volitev odbora "a leto 1914
Kupujte vojne bonde IN vojno-varcc-
valne znamke, da bo cimprej porazeno
0sisce in yse, kar ono predsfavlja!