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the younger generation took place
behind the bleachers. Chamber
lain attempted a long pass which
was knocked down. Bill Bair was
injured by the hard hitting Romu-
lus backfield in the third quarter.
After BARS injury Chamberlain
seemed to get the same hard pun
ishment. He was also taken out
OF the game. The following play a
Romulus man was hurt Bales on
a running play was injured mo-
mentarily but got up under his own
power and continued the game. Ro-
mulus was then penalized 10 yards
for pushing. Two plays afterwards
Roosevelt was penalized for the
same offense. Romulus picked up
a fumbled kick and made their way
down the field for their third
touchdown 10 take the ball game
for Romulus, $50.
Ii cup:
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who plays left guard, has recovered
from operations on his knees and
is believed ready to play full time
against the big green. Q saw lin
tied action in the Pittsburgh and
Tulane games.
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NORTHWESTERN TEAM
LOSES LARRY SAVAGE

Evanston Ind. oct l5-lNs-
Northwestern University's chances
against the Michigan football team,
which IL meets Saturday in Ann A.
Dor, suffered a blow today with
the loss OF Larry Savage. The first
string starting halfback Ia one or
the leading ball carriers for the
Purple but will be unable 10 play
because Of a knee injury suffered
I'm practice.
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Roosevelt SWamped bv ROmuIuS
PEANUTS LoWREY TO
RETURN IN SPRING

Chicago, Oct. BINS Harry
Peanuts Lowrey. former Chicago
Cub outfielder. will return to the
team next spring, the clubs man.
agement revealed today.
Lowrey has received medical
discharge from the Army. il was
announced. He hit .292 in 1913.
his last year with the Cubs before
entering the service He is now at
his Los Angeles home.
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FlLlEY WILL BE IN
NoTRE DAME LINEUP

Notre Dame, Ind, oct BINS
The return of Capt. Pat Filley to
the Notre Dame line for the game
Saturday with Dartmouth at Boston
was revealed today. Captain Filley,
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"On rubber experts knew how to make
it but the problem was to get the huge
amounts OF industrial alcohol needed. Al
most overnight the country's beverage dis
tlers stopped making whiskey and converted
1000 to the production of this vital in
gedent. A high government official said
recently this was 80. an almost unparalleled
example OF the overnight conversion OF an
entire industry from peace to war"
Come to think of it. Judge, it was a
mighty fortunate thing the beverage distil-
ling industry was in existence, wasn't it9"
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By Lorena Carlton

Then John said 70 Mallory, I'VE
keep so much money here that We
have to worry about it." His
shrewd. chill eyes remained on the
singer while his brother was alb
sent.
William Smith returned, COM
placent. Everything is exactly as
we left it
That's What you think" thought
Mallory.
"Good!' said John. He now took
time to give their guest one of his
bone-protruding glacial smiles.
How nice" murmured Mallory
with false sweetness. Perhaps |
may go back to my own rooms
now? You've surely finished strong
arming me, haven't you?"
Both men looked at her as II
she were being exceptionally fun
ny; they laughed in unison. I'VE
meant nothing personal, claimed
John. I'VE simply were alarmed
and made you the victim OF our
nasty dispositions. Forgive US" He
took the glass stopper from a de-
canter. Let's all have a drink"
"Yes." said William, Tets do"
He reached for a telephone and
asked to speak to the clerk on desk
duty. A moment later he rebuked,
Look here. you must speak to the
house servants who have been look
ing after our apartment. The drap-
cries were pulled across our bal
cony windows. You know we like
them open at all times. And the
front door was Unmatched. That is
unforgivable. Correct these mat
tiers at once or my brother and l
shall be forced to move He
snapped the receiver upon its hook.
then turned to the gil with his ce-
ment-like face set in a grin. She
had moved away from the chair to-
ward the door.
About that drink ?" John asked.
Before him were three filled
glasses. This Is excellent sherry"
I'm sorry" Mallory refused
stiffly, but the drink l want is
cup of nerve-soothing hot herb tea.
In my own apartment"
"She is angry" William Smith
said to his brother.
Naturally" agreed John, trail
ing the girl to the door. II imagine
she has seen all she wishes to see
Of us for tonight. Believe us, Miss
Baker, we will make this up to
you"
Il can hardly watt" she thought
viclously.
Good night" she said with a
cold graciousness and swept out
the door.
The speed she had used going
down the steps to warn Richard
Blythe was beaten as she few up
them. Her heart was actually hurt
ing when she reached her own liv-
ing room. Certainly it was in no
condition to be further tortured by
a birdlike tapping upon the glass
OF her balcony doors. Mallory
grabbed at the back OF a big chair,
turning her head slightly at the
same time. Richard Blythe was out
there, crouched low. Relief made
the girl feel still weaker. However,
she managed to get to the French
doors and uplock them.
who locked you out there ?" she
asked in a whisper.
Now, that's a bright one" he
retorted. His voice also was low.
But not low enough.
Prism yelled from her bedroom.
Who's talkin out there? You amt
nobody I know. You'd better git"
It's all right Mallory called
softly. TITS the Invisible Man"
Honest ?" The Negress' enthusl-
asm faded right away. I'm sorry, |
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Yankee SenOfita

but tell him he'll stlll have 10 be
the Invisible Man TO me. l am toe
sick to be bothered"
That's all right lulled the girl.
"Ill explain. You take another as
pirin and get to sleep" She closed
the hall door. glancing at her
watch. Only a scant 50 minutes had
passed. So much had happened that
II seemed longer. II probably was a
little too soon for another headache
tablet, but Prism was strong.
so I'm the Invisible Man, huh ?"
Richard Blythe had stretched out
on the davenport and vas cycling
the bottle of chartreuse in a critical
manner.
Never mind that" the girl said
sternly. Tell me how and what ?"
I'D rather tell you when on
decent drink"
Mallory made a hurried trip to
the kitchenette and returned with
bottle Of rum, a sliced lime and
ice water This looks more IKE it,"
Richard Blythe moaned happily.
boy. can use that! Thanks. And
thanks for the warning, sister,
80 you did hear me. Why didn't
you come out instead of letting me
stand there until they caught me ?"
Petuiance tinged her question.
IF I had they'd probably have
caught me, too-and I'm not so
pretty as you, Mallory. They might
not have been so gentle" He ig-
nored her derisive laugh. I'D ease
away from those little plsymates.
Mallory. my girl. Manuelita is
right. They are rats. Supercharged
rats"
Il wish I'd known your feelings
that day at Sanborn's. But you
greeted them like they were your
old uncles handing you Christmas
gifts. was afraid TO tell you what
knew about them"
Blythe prepared a second drink.
We'll, want to hear il. But first,
tell me what made you tip me Off"
Several things" Mallory half
closed her eyes. In the first place,
you spoke in practically a whisper
all the time l was down there with
you. And you had that tenseness
about you-you know, when a per-
son is trying to listen while he Is
talking. Your crazy haircut, the
white scarf which you're not wear
ing now. l notice, made me realize
that to the, ordinary observer you
would be John Smith. When I saw
the two returning, my tuition, as
Prism calls it, told me to let you
know. II you belonged there 1t still
would not matter. except as the
chatter of a silly female"
THE nerve Of them to come back
before Wednesday,"
Yes" agreed Mallory with a
giggle. Prism will bust. SIZE found
that out, too. Now I'm not going to
ask about all the technical things,
such as your having a key to their
apartment and why you were inter.
ested in their pills and so on. What
1 want to know is how you got on
my balcony"
with a hook and a rope. Your
taking this apartment was god
send" He squinted. You know, you
look rather like an angel"
mo more rum for you, romantic
Richard. Now listen to me-" A few
minutes earlier Mallory's weakness
had frightened her. Now, as she
told Richard Blythe the same story
she had told Manuelita end Carlos,
she felt tireless
When she finished. Blythe said,
Yes, but why are you so sure 1t
was a peon? 1t doesn't necessarily
have to be a pcon simply because
the victim was dressed as one."
ITO Be Continued
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BARI, ltaly-AP-The first con.
signment of mail from the United
States for Italian civilians in Italy
has just arrived in Bari, Allied
authorities announced Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON-AP - Definite
igns appeared in diplomatic cir
les Wednesday that the Bolivian
.roblem y may soon be solved-just
9 Bolivia's economic position is be.
oming critical under the pressure
non-recognition. Bolivia has
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gsd fighter planes, have been delix
cred to the T.. $. Array Air forces
stockholders OF the Republic Avia
ton Corporation were informed
Wednesday by Alfred Marchey
president.
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depended almost entirely on her
trade with the United States
which, together with all other
American Republics except Argen-
tin refused recognition when the
La Paz government underwent
change last Dec 20.
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CHAPTER THIKTY.FoUR

SA14AA / TN hin l OOh
If RICHARD BLYTHE were
still in the Smith apartment he
was some place other than In the
living room. And he would have 70
look out for himself, decided NAL
Tory. She was listening for the rath-
er noisy found OF the automatic
elevator as her signal to get out
OF the apartment. She was not lis
tening for footsteps on the stair
way. She couldn't have heard them
anyway; they were silenced by the
thick carpeting
When she swung about TO escape
she found herself facing both John
and William Smith. Hello" she
said in a dlstraught tone.
Miss Baker. acknowledged vi
liam eurtly. what a surprise" He
was in advance of the older man.
Mallory had a panic-stricken mo-
ment wondering why she ever had
considered him the less harmful Of
i. the two. please come in, the man
added.
mo. think I'd better get back
upstairs. She made a quick siding
move.
Come in," repeated William
Smith. He walked past her into the
apartment, sending at the same
time a backward glance to his
brother.
John, without words. clamped his
fingers about her arm and pushed
her ahead Of him, He gao her a
shove toward a chair. "Sit down"
She perched on the arm of the
chair where she had sat a few min
utes earlier, watching Richard
Blythe work at the desk. William
= Smith was at the desk now, shut
fling through the stack Of papers.
John paced about the room, looking
thoroughly into corners and az the
map of the heavy rug. The cartons.
observed Mallory with satisfaction,
were piled neatly on the floor be-
side the desk, just as they had been
when Blythe began lifting them one
at a time.
you know" Mallory quavered
into the ominous quiet, II think
someone has been in your apart
ment."
who" queried John with icy
humor YOU"
"Oh, stop being so unfriendly,"
begged Mallory with a fash of the
coquetry previously used toward
the two men. 81 don't understand
your being so rude. I came down.
knocked at your door, discovered
1t was open, stuck my head inside
and called. I expected you to be in
here, not outside sneaking up be-
hind me in the hall" She got up
and moved so tina. Che chair was
sbetween her and her ewo domineer-
ing hosts. However, she leaned on
her arms on the chair back in a
lazy, perfectly at ease pose, as IL
she intended to remain there for
quite some time. ITS only nat
nral I'd think someone had been
here when l found the door open.
aUnless you are in the habit of leay-
ing it open yourself
That would be q fool trick"
stated John. He stopped beside the
heavy draperies. pulled over the
doors to the balcony. You are
fright, Miss Baker. There has been
someone in here. We always leave
these draperies open" He moved
10 the desk. How goes it,"
William glanced up. The mean
ness on his face had given way to
his habitual stupidity, assumed.
Mallory now knew. "Our papers do
not seem to have been disturbed"
John said, "Youid better check
the safe" The younger man nodded
and left the room.
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named in the warrant. According
10 Detroit FRl ChIef Robert a.
Guerin Males hired three youths
TO steal his draft record when he
learned that his deferment as an
-rrfsl Work,- vrrlf no p. ic.
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YOUTHS FACE CHARGES

Detroit Apr BINS -Four al
legged members Of a youthful De.
troit bandit gang Of l. Wednesday
were charged with using force and
violence 10 ohstruct the Selectivo
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WILMINGTON, Del.-INs-More
than $500 P.l7 Thunderbo!ts. rug.
newed All four were TO be ar.
raigned Wednesday before L. S.
stanley Hurd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-26

Mr.. in Mrs. Harry Kriznik,
AL E.. 160 st., sta dne 10. maja
prejela brzojavno sporoeilo cd
vojnega departmental v Wash
ingtonu, das je bill njiju sin Pvt.
Harry Kriznik dne "a. aprila
.ranjen v bitki ma italijanski
'front.'. Dne "A. maja sta pa pre-
jela drugo obyestilo, XII jima
sporoca, da je sin dobljenim po-
skodbam podlegel dine 2. maja.
v ,vojaski sluzbi Sc je naha-
jail osem mesecev. Star je bill 80
let in je bill rojen v Clevelandu.
Poleg zalujo9ih starsev zapu-
sea soprogo Harriet, 8 katero
je bill poro6en osem let, in Sc
stro Almo. Pred .vpokicom k
vojakom, je 2 svojo zeno stano-
val ma Hayden Ave.
Bod mu ohranjen casten spo-
min, ker "a svojo domovino je
dal svoje najdrazje svoje ziv-
ljenje, preostalim sorodnikom
pa izrekamo nase globoko So
zalje!
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HELIKOPTER PRVIC
RABLJEN " VOJNI

WASHINGTON, Is. maja. -
L Burme je dospelo porocilo, da
Sc je tam prvic v tel vojni u
spesno rabilo helikopterska le-
tala, katerih posebnost je, da Sc
dvignejo navpicno v zrak in da
so sposobna tudi ma isti nacin
pristati.
Ia letala so posebno praktic-
ma "a opazovalne operacije in
obetajo igrati veliko vlogo mi
rovne,n casu "a prcnos ma KRAFT
ke razdalje. Helikopterji, XII so
v rabi pri vojaskih operacijah
ma BLrmi, so izum rusko-ame-
riskega inzenirja Igorja Sikor-
skyja, XII obratuje tovarno v
Bridgeportu, Conn.
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Eden pojasnil
stalisce glede
De Gaullove oblasti

LONDON, IS. maja. - Zu-
nanji minister Eden je danes v
parlamentu izjavil, da Sc bo O.
blast ,Francoskega, .narodnega
Iodbora;sski mu fiaceljuje gene.
raj, Charles De Gaulle, prizna-
la vsporedno, z osvobojevanjem
francoskega ozemlja. .>,
E$. ..- .
Eden je naznanil to koncesijo
oh zakljucku debate glede z,l-
nanjihr zadev, XII jo,, je otvoril
vceraj ministrski predsednik
Churchill III
Zunanji minister. je dal jasno
razumeti, da medtein, ko Sc De
Gaullovega odbora ne bo pri-
znalo kot vlado Francije ali sce-
10 kot provizorieen rezim, pa Sc
nasprotno tudi ne namerava v
Franciji upostaviti zavezniske
vojaske Wade.
Eden je rekel, da to- velja tu-
di "a ostale zavezniske dezele,
ki Sc sedaj nahajajo pod nem-
sko okupacijo. F.
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Vesti il zivljenja ameriskih Slovencev

Detroit, Mich. - John zehelj
in Antonija Hibner, sta presta-
la tezki operaciji in Sc e d a j
zdravita donna.
Margareta Jurca je morala i
tt bolnisnico, kjer Sc je pod
vrgla operaciji.
Vojaka Joe Jaklic in John
Cedilnik sta prisla ma dopust.
Slednji je prisel il Alaske.
Pavla Bole ina zagonetno bo-
lezen, katere znacaj zdravniki
ne morejo ugotoviti. Bila je re
dvakrat operirana na glavi. So
dijo, da ina tur ali sesedeno kri
nekje ma levi strani glave.
Leo Bernik, XII sluzi v armadi,
je bill poslan ma drugo stran
morja.
Conemaugh, Pa. Louis Mar
tin .je bill IL. t. m. ubit v pre-
mogovniku. Utrgala Sc je plast
kamenja mad MIN in ga zasula.
Star je bill Sc let in donna il St.
Ruperta ma Dolenjskem, odko-
der je prisel v Ameriko |. 1908.
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Strnitev zavezniskih Get An
zio mostisca S cetami glavne
fronte Sc je izvrsilo ma Pontin-
skem barju ma zgodovinski A.
pijski cesti, XII vodi naravnost v
Rim. .-...
Prvi kontakt ustvarjen vceraj
zjutraj
Glasom uradnega komunike-
ia, XII ga je podal gen. Sir Ha-
rold Alexander, vrhovni powell
mix zavezniskih armad v Italiji,
je bill prvi kontakt med pred
mimi strazami Get ma Anzio mo-
stiscu in 5. armada ma glavni
'front.' ustvarjen ze vceraj zju-
traj.
ITO predstavlja visek sijajne
ofenzive cd strani s.. armade, v
kateri je v teku stirinajst dni
napredovala vec kot go mill" )"
Sc glasi izjava gen. Alexandra.
Nemci prayiio, da bodo branili
80 - e. .''g Rim a---' -'.--'
. -. -.l5ES- = = - ~
v Berlinu je neki vojask i
predstavnik izjavil, da b O d 0
Nemci Rim branili, in oh istem
casu Sc poroca, da so severa
ma poti proti Rimu mocna nem-
ska ojacenja, XII jih zavezniska
letala neusmiljeno bombardira-
jo.
Cisterna pade vsak cas-
Zadnja postojanka ma Apij-
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Itaijanski fasisti
10 Sovjetski Rusiijjii

LONDON, 20. maja (O.N.A.)
- Emilio Betti, XII pise v Cor
riere della Sierra, je postavil
vprasanje, ali bodo Rusi imeli
pravico kaj odlocevati v poga-
janjih med narodi Europe, in We
likopotezno odgovoril ma to
vprasanje takole:
"Vprasanju bi lahko pritr-
dino odgovorili, &c Sc Rusi ne
bodo postavili sami proti Evro-
pi v nenaravno zvezo Angles
ko ameriskimi plutokracijami.
A &c bi v to privolili, bi Sc Rusi
najprej morali odreei svetovni
nadvladi in izvedbi boljseviskih
nacrtov in obljubiti bi moral,
da bodo spostovali evropsko
avtonomijo."
Betti je dodal, da morajo Ru-
81 prenehati S strogo izolacijo
svoje ekonomije, cato, da DO tu-
di zapad incl nekaj Cd ME.
Fasisticni pisatelj je dal ne
kaj nasvetov tudi Britancem in
Amerikancem, rekoc, da Angle
Ii sploh nimajo nicesar "a reei
v evropskih vprasanjih, Anne
rikanci pa bi sc morali vrniti
X doktrinam Munroa.
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Mila kazen "a
naborno sleparstvo

Herbert Schneider, star Al,
cigar trije bratje SO bill nedav-
no obsojeni ma 10 let jece, ker
so -pri vladnih kontraktih do
pustili, da Sc je izdelovalo po-
kvarjene aeroplanske kose, je
bill ma zveznem sodiScu obtozen
in spoznan krivim, da je dal ma
borni komisiji napaene infor-
macije glede della svojega 22-
letnega necaka Roberta Schmel-
lerja, nakar je bill do sedaj O.
proscen vojaske sluzbe.
Herbert SCHNEIDER je naborni
komisiji pisal, da necak della v
National Bronze & Aluminium
Co. tovarni kot metalurgist, in
da je nujno potreben "a vojni
napor.
Resnica pa je bila, da je bill
necak ma kompanijski placilni
listi kot navaden teak in da je
le redkokdaj prisel v tovarno.
Pc narocilu cd vodstva tovar-
ne so njegovo karto "ringali'
drugi delavci.
Sodnik Robert Wilkin je pred
izrekom kazni izjavil, da nj JAS
no, da je bila krsitev zakona
izvrseno "premisljeno', nakar
je Roberta Schmellerja obsodil
ma $1,000 globe. Glede neeaka,
XII je bill njim vred obtozen, pa
je sodnik izjavil, da bo dovolil,
da Sc prosekucija ukine, ako Sc
takoj jayi k vojakom.
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ski cesti, il katere Nemci Sc
MISC bill vrzeni, je Cisterna, kjer
Sc nacijske cete trdovratno bo-
rijo med razvalinami, toda po-
rocnik Eugene Bacon il Danvil-
lie, ILL.,, cigar mozje so tam v
akciji, je snoci izjavil, da bodo
v teku nekaj ur vsi Nemci, XII
so Sc ostali Cisterni, bodisi u
biti ali pa ujeti.
Gen. Kesserling Sc je ocivid-
no odlocil vreci rezerve S severa
proti prodirajocim zavezniskim
silam, v nadi, da prepreci po-
polno katastrofo "a Nemce.-
Med nemskimi kolonami, XII Sc
pomikajo proti R III, skoro
brez prestanka krozijo jate Ia
vezniskih letal, XII jih neizpros-
no obstreljujejo.
V teku zadnjih dveh dni so
zavezniska letala unicila vec. kot
tisoc nemskih motornih vozil.
Rusi potopili dva nemska
transpOrta
MOSKVA, Is. maja. - No
coj je bill naznanjeno, da so rus
ka letala Finskem zalivu po-
topila diva nadaljna nemska
transporta.
Ma frontah je d a n potekel
mirno in uradni komunikej pra-
vi, da je polozaj v splosnem ne
spremenjen.
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.Pogajanja med AL
banskimi demOkrati
in kraljem neuspesna

LONDON, 20. maja, (O.N.
A. - IL zanesljivih virov SO
danes porocali, da pogajanja
med albanskimi demokrati v j.
nozemstvu in kraljem Zogom
MISC uspela.
Razgovori, XII so Sc vrsili med
dvema kraljevima predstavni-
koma in vecjimi poslaniki al
banske demokratske stranke v
inozemstvu, so bill prekinjeni,
ko je Zog odklonil predlog, da
Sc vrre v Albanijo samo, &c ga
povabijo po plebiscitu.
Med skupinami, XII so bile
predstavljene v pogajanjih, je
bill svobodni albanski komitej v
zdruzenih drzavah, ma celu ka-
terega je Constantin Chekrezi.
Oni SO predlozili kralju zogu
sledece zahteve:
l. Privoljenje "a sklic novega
polnomoenega sveta, XII DO od-
locil bodocem rezimu v deze-
Iii. -.
| 2. Volitve tega sveta bi Sc vr-
sile pod mednarodno kontrolo.
3. Zog Sc ne SINE vrniti do
kler nj povabljen.
Kralj je sprejel prvo zahte-
ivo, popolnoma odklonil tretjo,
k drugi pa je protestiral, ker
'pravi, da je to ''tuje posredo-
vanje."
Albanske demokratske sku-
pine SO prekinile pogajanja Ia
to, ker SO mnenja, da bi Togo
va prisotnost vplivala pristran-
sko ma voItve.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-26

Bill je to sedmi dan obnovlje-
ne zracne ofenzive, v kateri so
bile bombardirane nacijske tar
&c Cd Toulona v Franciji pa do
same nemske prestolice.
V besnem navalu ma hitler
jevske postojanke je bilo v
akciji cd $50 do 1000 ameris-
kin tezkih bombnikov z britskih
baz, medtem ko ie druga moe
ma ameriska zracna sila vprizo-
rila napade ma nemske tarce S
svoJh baz v Italiji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-26
Zavezni$ka armada je II mill cd Rima
KRALJ PETER Sc
NAGIBA X THU

InNr>aN ,ok ,ro;.s i.
z.,,s.,::. -.
:; n.a.,; = r. -. NJ
=.
zal gen. Mihaj jloyieu; da L..
roci svoje gerilce, kolikor
jih lima, poveijstvu marsala
Tita.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-26

- -
zapusca zeno, tri sinoveS (dva
v mornarici), emo hcer in diva
brata, v starem kraju pa mater
in emo sestro, &c Sc zivita.
Moon Run, Pa. - Tukaj .je
umrl Frank Reven, star 60 let.
Rojen-je bill v Godovicu mad +:
drijo ma Notranjskem, pozneje
pa je zivel v Hotedrsici, kjer
zapusea zeno in enega sina, &c
sta Sc ziva. v Ameriki zapusca
dve poroeeni hceri.
V Evelethu, Mimi, je. umrl
George Kotze, star "a let, clan
drustva st. .25 ABB in eden So
ustanoviteljev JSKJ, sedanje
ABB. Zapusca tri sine. in dve
hceri. g~.--..~s -. Il
V Chicago, ILL.,, je z. aprila
umrl William Dolmovich, star
II let, clan mladinskega oddel:
ka drustva st. 10 ABB.
Dne 3. maja je umrl v Chica-
gu John Pichman, star n let,
clan drustva st. 70 ABB.