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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smiley and
daughter Marjory and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Smiley and son Billie OF
Ann Arbor were Sunday evening
guests in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Steinman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph LeVasseur
spent Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Chester
field in Detroit.
Mrs. Daniel Schneider, Mrs. Dan
lei Hoffman, Mrs. Matt SchVart
and Mrs. Arthur LeVasseur spent
Wednesday in Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur LeVasseur
were in Milan Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Shock and
family OF Wyandotte spent Satur.
day in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Holzinger and Mrs. Hol.
Finger returned to Wyandotte with
them to spend a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Liedel and
daughter jeanne and son Bobbie
were Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Baisch near Maybee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hoffman
were in Detroit Sunday afternoon
and called at the home OF Robert
Navarro who had died Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Emma Rock OF ST. Ann.
Illinois, is the guest this week at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hoffman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15
BAIT FOR WITNESS

ACTON, Mass-UP-"Wanted:
Waitress to start as vice presi-
dent" read a sign in the window Of
an Acton roadside stand.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15

WASHINGTON-AP-Eric John.
ston, president OF the L. S. Cham.
Der OF Commerce. plans to leave
within a few days for Russia to
inspect Soviet industrial plants.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15
THE WILLOW RUN News
Simmonds School Children to
Present molly Makes Jolly"

The Glee Club OF the Simmonds
School, which is composed Of stu.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15

Joins Waves
Alice Liedel, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Liedel, has joined the
Waves. and expects to be called in
about six weeks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15
Oakville
MERCHANT MARINE

ON FURLOUGH
Oakville, Mich. May 15-Harold
Boudrie OF the Merchant Marines
is spending a furlough with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hoffman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-15
Detroit Cash Grain

WHEAT No. .. Si.7On.
OATS--N1. 2. white. sO.sle-
Mailing BARLEY-rsnge. sili
l.52, barley needles. Sl.26.
Evening star., 1944-11-26

atives and agencies of neutral
countries.
Under the rules of the Geneva
convention officer prisoners of
enemy nations must be treated ac-
cording to rank and cannot be
forced to work. Non-commissioned
officers can be forced to do super
visory work and enlisted men can
be forced to do any type Of labor
necessary II it Is not connected with
actual war production.
Work on Army Posts.
Up until last month, it was
pointed out, 65 per cent of all war
prisoners in the United States were
engaged in Army post work. Their
tasks included work for the quar-
termaster In bakeries and laundries;
building roads and buildings, and
general cleaning work. The re-
naming portion were on private
contract work. These prisoners, en-
gagged in agricultural and various
other types of work, are assigned
to various districts and work at
prevailing wage scales. The prison.
er gets 80 cents day; the prevail
ing wage for the prisoners labor
goes directly to the United States
Treasury A prisoner must work to
get the 80 cents per day and if he
doesn't work his daily allowance is
10 cents. That is the bare mini
mum needed for the purchase OF
toilet articles and similar items.
Gen. Bryan pointed out that many
complaints had been received tc
the effect that war prisoners were
issued cigarettes and beer at the
Evening star., 1944-11-26
Capt. Gentle

nounced last week Capt. Gentle
was unable to come.
Another bond rally is scheduled
today at pm. at Workmen's Circle,
Fourteenth and P streets NV, at
which Billy Repaid, radio commen-
tator. will speak.
Maryland Sales Reported.
Maryland bond sales to individuals
reached s17,500000 during the first
three days of the drive there, Off
cials reported last night.
Reports of Alexandria campaign
as of Thursday show total sales of
$170,598 and 'E'' bond sales of $751;
100, according to word received from
the State War Finance Committee
by William T. Coe, chairman of the
Alexandria drive.
The city's quota is S2,158000, with
an e. bond quota of S833,0O0.
Last week, Women's organizations
under the leadership of Mrs. T. Cliff
ton Howard and Mrs. A. Clark Slay-
maker, co-chairmen of woman's ac-
tivities, manned eight booths in the
city selling $3,93665 in bonds.
The booths are located at the two
Peoples Drug Stores in the 700 and
100 blocks of King street, at
Whelans Drug Store in the TOO
block of King street, the G. C.
Murphy Co. in the 600 block of King
street, at the post Office and at the
Reed, Richmond and Ingomar Thea
ters. Another booth will be opened
during the dinner hour at the
George Mason Hotel this week.
Evening star., 1944-11-26
Prisoners
Continued From First Page.)

that spells business" in capital
letters He adds that the bread
and water persuasion diet isn't the
only disciplinary measure used for
unruly prisoners. The Geneva Con-
vention regulations subject prisoners
of war to all the Articles of War
governing the United States Army.
War prisoners frequently are tried,
the charges ranging from murder
on down to conduct unbecoming
a soldier, the general says. He adds
that conviction usually brings Sc
we're punishment.
Chief source of complaints of
pampering of war prisoners comes
from persons who confuse Italian
service units with German and
japanese prisoners, officers in charge
explain. In the case of Italian pris-
oners of war who have volunteered
for special war effort work certain
privileges have ebeen allowed al
though they still are classified as
prisoners. 1t is explained that with
Italys status as a co-belhgerent,
italian prisoners may volunteer for
work directly connected with the
war effort and the Allied cause.
Under the rules of the Geneva con-
ference, however, prisoners of war
from belligerent nation cannot
be used on war effort work, such as
making munitions or loading sup
ply ships.
Allowed Certain Privileges.
These Italian prisoners have
been allowed certain privileges such
as sightseeing trips and small en-
tertainments sponsored by the vari-
GUS Italian American societies since
1talys capitulation," Gen. Lerch
said. "On these trips, however, the
Italian workers are under strict su-
pervision of American officers and
enlisted personnel 1t must be kept
In mind that these Italians, al
though actually prisoners, are en-
gagged in work directly connected
with the war effort of the United
States" ..47
Prisoners of war are housed In
camps throughout the Nation, de-
pending upon the need of labor in
various sections, the department
Evening star., 1944-11-26
1000 U. 5. Planes
Attack Merseburq,
German Oil Center
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. 25.--More than o.
900 American planes today attacked
the German oil center Of Merseburg
for the second time in four days,
spreading 5000 tons of explosives on
the sprawlings Leuna synthetic re-
finery as well as on important fuel
storage facilities at Bingen, so miles
northwest of the Saar industrial
area.
A synthetic oil plant at Lutzken-
dorf, 10 miles north Of Merseburg,
also was attacked.
Only dozen or SO enemy fighters,
including five or six speedy jets, were
seen on the Merseburg mission and
they promptly took cover in thick
clouds over the targets.
So slight was enemy opposition,
both from ground guns and planes,
that many of the 1000 Mustangs,
Thunderbolts and Lightnings of the
9th and 9th Air Forces which escort
ed the armada of more than 1000
heavy bombers, strafed at tree-top
level.
Preliminary reports said they blew
up six locomotives and nine railway
cars at Bingen, communications hub
for Nazi troops being sent to de-
fend the Saar, now under direct at
tack from 1t. Gen. George S. Pat
tons American Sd Army.
On their way home they also shot
up IL locomotives and Is railway
cars, damaged two parked aircraft
and destroyed two FW-44 training
planes.
This was the 14th attack on the
huge Leuna oil plant, which is two
miles long and two-thirds of mile
wide and normally produced 5000
tons of oil a month.
1t usually is one of the most
strongly defended targets in Ger
many. On November 2 the Nazis
sacrificed record breaking 1874
fighters in combat attempting to
protect it. Last Tuesday American
pilots picked off 73 more enemy
craft in another spectacular dog
fight in the area.
Evening star., 1944-11-26
BATTLES ON THE FRONT-Arrows indicate yeser-
days action the western front (heavy

sion moving on eight miles north of
Strasbourg came within sight of
the Rhine at Weyerscheim and
Hoerdt. They were encountering
little opposition, late front report
said.
Supreme headquarters announced
officially that reports yesterday that
patrols had crossed the Rhine east
of Strasbourg were without founda-
ton.
Supreme headquarters had no
definite information as to what
percentage of the estimated 1000
Germans pinned against the Rhine
by the twin break throughs had got
across the river.
1t was known, however, that the
German 18th Army, taking ad-
vantage of the bad weather which
held off Allied air power, was cross
ing rapidly by every means at its
disposal.
SaaleS Pass Town Taken.
The Americans and the French
were cracking through the thin
rearguards the Germans left In
the Vosges to protect this with
drawal
Selling Bourgh-Bruehe, in the
heart of the Saales Pass, elements
of the Sd Infantry Division were
about 26 miles west of the Rhine.
To the south, other forces driv-
ing through Ste. Marie Pass were
about the same distance from the
Rhine after capturing Raves and
Combrimont. A number of other
towns fell to the onrushing armies.
In the heavy fighting east Of
Aachen, the 9th Army destroyed
nine more German tanks, making
the total 125 in eight days of a
mauling struggle. The Germans
were sending over an ever-increas-
ing number of flying bombs and
rockets, but they were causing little
military damage because they are
too inaccurate for front warfare.
Storm Back Into Hoven.
On the northern end of the
Aachen front, company from the
British I'd Army stormed back into
the plateau village of Hoven, 3 miles
north of Geilenkirchen, killed from
800 to 400 Germans and then with
drew after taking heavy casualties
in return.
In Eastern Holland, the British
End Army reached the Mas, Is
miles north of the enemy's river
stronghold at Venlo, and was at
tacking the defenses of Venlo.
Evening star., 1944-11-26

various camps. He was emphatic IN
branding all such reports as false
but said prisoners were allowed to
purchase cigarettes, and even beer,
II such commodities were available
In their respective prison canteens.
The prisoners never have any cash,
payment for work being made in
checks redeemable at the canteens.
U. S. Holds 353,s51 Prisoners.
At the present time there are 353.-
351 prisoners Of war In the United
States. Gen. Bryan explains that Of
this number 288,005 are Germans,
81 ,030 are Italians and 2,241 are jap
anese. The prisoners are housed at
1872 base camps and 1874 branch
camps. Branch camps are mobile
units designed to keep prisoners near
the scene of their labors.
They are not coddled and PAM
pered and severe discipline is main
tanned at all times. Our policy OF
no work, no eats, works very nicely"
Gen. Bryan declares.
The general adds that the per-
lcentaSe OF escapes is very small and
that>no mass escape from prison
camp has ever been successful. The
prisoners are always recaptured. In
no case, he says, has any sabotage
been traced to an escaped war pris-
oner. OF the more than 35O.O0O
prisoners of war in the United
States there are today only IL at
large.
| Humane treatment of war prison.
ers such as required by the law does
not mean coddling and special
privileges, Gen. Bryan points out.
1t is designed to assufe good treat
ment for American prisoners of war
in enemy camps, and the treatment
accorded Axis prisoners In America
does not exceed the strict rules of
the Geneva Convention. On that
subject Gen Bryan is emphatic.
Evening star., 1944-11-26
Western Front
Continued From First Page.)

Fort Sonny and Fort Blaize, sur
rendered during the day to Sd Army
elements.
The 7th Army's columns in the
Upper Vosges penetrated about 5
miles more through Schirmeck and
the Saeles Pass. In the Be1fort
region, the French 1st Army con-
tanned sharp Nazi counterattacks.
The French were battling at close
quarters with the Germans who,
recovering from the surprise of the
Strasbourg breakthrough, had dug
in on the French side of the Rhine
bridges and were fighting from pill
boxes which the French themselves
built before the war.
Within Sight of Rhine.
AS the total number of prisoners
taken in and around Strasbourp
mounted, elements of the 18th Divi-
Evening star., 1944-11-26

heads explain. Prison camps are,
according to the rules of the Geneva
Convention, practically the same as
camps occupied by American SOL
diers. The prisoners get the same
rations as American soldiers and
practically the same facilities. This,
Gen. Lerch says, is a strict observ-
ance of the terms of the Geneva
Convention and tends to assure good
treatment for American boys in
enemy prison camps. 1t is exactly
what the Geneva Convention re-
quires-no more and no less. Peri
odical inspections are made by the
International Red Gross represent
Evening star., 1944-11-26
War Bonds
Continued From First Page

be allowed to autograph a bomb,
which, the War Department has
promised, will be delivered to Tokyo
by airmail at the earliest possible
date.
Bond purchasers here today will
be given another extra bonus. Those
who buy bonds at the bond caravan
Evening star., 1944-11-26

sponsored by the motion picture
theaters Of Washington, and sta
toned today before the Columbia
Theater, may have their bond auto
graphed by their favorite Redskin
football player. Andy Farkas, Frank
Seno and Mike Micka are among
the ball players who will be on hand
to autograph the bonds. The car
avan will be on duty from 7 to $50
o'clock tonight, and besides hav-
ing the bond autographed by a
Redskin, each bond purchaser will
be allowed to record his voice on
a V-disc to send a message to a
soldier overseas.
The caravan will be in front of
the Palace Theater tomorrow from
4:30 to 8 pm, and entertainment
during that time will be furnished
by the theater. Jerry Strong will
be master Of ceremonies of the pro-
gram, which will include Barnes
Breeskin, Shirley Poyich. George
Price, Leo Reisman and a maritime
service officer.
Hadassah Pledges $4,000, 900.
A promise to buy $4,000, 600 in
War Bonds was given yesterday by
Hadassah, woman's Zionist orga-
nzation of America. This sum will
purchase so ambulance planes and
to provide 100000 days of hospital
care for American seryicemen.
Maj. Allen v. Martini, famous for
his exploits while commanding an
9th Air Force squadron of B-17s
over Europe known as the Dry
Martins with crews labeled the
Cocktail Kids" will speak tonight
at 7 o'clock at the Lido Civic Club
rally in the Mayf1ower Hotel. Five
hundred persons are expected to
attend. Maj. Martini's Cocktail
Kids" hold the record for shooting
down the greatestsnumber of Nazi
planes in the shortest time-22
planes in Is minutes.
"The Favor" a short skit. also
Will be presented at the rally, and
Ugo Carusi, administrative aide to
the Attorney General, will auction
on prizes to the highest bidder in
war Bonds. A Treasury citation
Will be awarded the club for past
bond selling activities. Mai. Mar
tini's talk will take the place of
one by Capt. Dan Gentle, an
Evening star., 1944-11-26
House Member to Speak

Representative Calvin johnson OF
Illinois will speak on Congress and
It's Duty to the People" at meet
ing of the Wheel of Progress at
$3.50 o'clock tonight at the WASH
ington Hotel.
Evening star., 1944-11-26

Insure Your future security by
buying War Bonds and hanging on
to them.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29
NEMSKI KOLONISTI
BEzIJO IL RUSIJE

LONDON 27. februarja. 20.
MAJ - Potujoci nemski kme-
tje-kolonizatorji so ze zopet ma
potu ma move farme - kar je
zdaj ze njih tretji dom v teku 3
let.
Leta 1941 so jih poslali il
njihovih domov, ter. jih ma Hit
lerjevo povelje nastanili ma zenl-
Iii, katero SO iztrgali il rok ME-
nih ruskih lastnikov. Zdaj pa je
naneslo, da podi Rdeca armada
nemske osvajalce nazaj, in ko-
..lonisti pobirajo svoje pete in
svoja sila in kopita. Nacisticne
oblasti nocejo pustiti teh kme-
tov v rajh nazaj, ker Sc boje,
da hi slabo vplivali ma morale
ljudstva, ter jih naseljujejo ma
poljskih kmetijah, il kaferih 50
Ipregnali Poljake, najvec v O
kraju, Wolsztyn.
! 50
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29
Vuzno noznoniIo

Urad "a rekonstrukcijo in re-
habilitacijo Jugoslavije (UNR-
RAJ isce sposobne osebe, XII bi
bile pripravljene prevzeti sluz-
DO "a to delo. Potrebujejo Sc
ueitelji, profesorji, tehnicni in
zenirji, zdravniH, zobozdravni-
XII, eksekutivni uradniki, social
nj delavci, bolnicarke, streznice
in raznovrstni drugi profesio-
nalci jugoslovanskega pokole-
MIA. Med te spadajo bodisi tn
rojeni ali naturalizirani jugo-
slovanski Amerikanci, XII imajo
potrebne kvalifikacije in spo-
sobnost "a rekonstrukcijsko in
relifno delo. Tisti, XII so zainte-
resirani Y tako delo in sluzbo,
maj Sc obrnejo pismeno ma ma
SLOW: LOUIS ADAMIC, Presi-
dent U.C:S.S.A., 1910 Park Ave
nue., New York %, N. Y,
Mirko G. Kuhel,
izvrsni tajnik SANSa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29
Poroeilo slovenske sekcije O prodaji
vojnih bOndov cetrtega posojila

Kampanja "a prodajo bondov
cetrtega posojila Sc uradno "a
kljuci v torek 20. februarja, kar
Sc tiee pa kampanje cd hise do
hise je pa bila zakljucena 18.
februarja. Dotlej je bill tudi zad-
Mi dan "a doseci kvoto, XII je
bila nakazano vsaki diviziji.
Ia cetrto divizijo je bila 712
milijoncv in bondov je bio pro-
danih "a vec kot osem milijo-
nov "a kar je bilo kupljenih do
35 tisoc bondov.
Ia slovensko sekcijo je pa BIZ
la kvota en- tisoc narocil in cetrt
milijona veljave. Prodanih pa je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29
ADAMIcEVA IZJAVA GLEDE CHURCHILLOVEGA
GOVORA IN O POLOzAJU v SLOVENIJI

CHICAGO, Ill. Poroca
Mirko G. Kuhel, izvrsni tajnik
SANSa. u ozirom ma Church
illove pomembne in "a Jugoslo-
vane velevazne besede, je Louis
Adamic, predsednik Zdruzenega
odbora juznoslovanskih Ameri-
kancev in castni predsednik Slo-
venskega ameriskega sveta, po-
dial tole izjavo:
"Obsirna izjava premierja
Churchilla o Titu, XII jo je podal
britanskemu parlamentu ma
obletnico Washingtonovega roj-
stva, znaci popolno zmago "a
partizansko osvobodilno gibanje
v Jugoslaviji in obenem tudi "a
Zdruzeni odbor juznoslovanskih
Amerikancev, XII je zavzemal to
stalisce skozi zadnjih pet mese-
cev."
NEW YORK, N. Y. Louis
Adanic je podal naslednjo IL
javo glede razmer v Sloveniji /:
Najnovejse informacije, XII
sem jih dobil il virov, katerih
sedaj Sc nj mogoce obelodaniti,
kazejo, da je slovensko ljudstvo
skoro stoprocentno ma strani
osvobodilne fronte. Osvobodilno
gibanje podpira 80 procentov
katoliske duhovscine. Isto velja
"a clanstvo nekdanje klerikalne
stranke. Ljubljana je 99-o -odstot-
no "a partizane.
sTe infornacije Sc ticejo po-
lozaja kot je obstojal koncem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29

bilo 1926 bondov znesku sti-
risto tisoc dolarjev. Torej Sc je
preseglo kvoto "a priblizno en-
cetrt predpisane vsote.
Izvrsnemu odboru in posa-
meznim sotrudnikom gre mai
vecje priznanje "a sijajni re-
kord, XII DO v cast naSemu ma
rodu "a vselej. TIE stevilke sc ne
pozabijo, kar tako, ko je ko-
nee kampanje, ampak vse to je
v seznamu XII ga vodi vlada pri
vsakem posojilu pri katerem
govorijo v glavnem stevilke.
slovenski narod Sc je odzval, ka-
kor Sc pri vsaki drugi domoljub-
nj akciji. VISA cast!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29

ge urade. III kandidati so sle-
deci:
Bivsi kongresnik Martin L.
Sweeney, XII je vceraj zacel cir
kulirati peticije; odvetnik James
Huffman il Columbusa, yet biv-
sega zveznega senatorial Vic
Donaheyja; Frazier Reams il
Toledo, bivsi zvezni davcni ko-
lektor; Walter Baetschi IL To-
ledo, in William Dealey iz Som
erseta, politieni sodelavec vec-
kratnega governerskega kandi-
data Charles Sawyerja il Gin
cinnatija.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29
VAZNA SEJA

V sredo, oh 7::30 uri zvecer Sc
vrsi vazna seja Kluba drustev
Slovenskega drustvenega donna
ma Recher Ave. Vabi Sc vse "a
stopnike, da pridejo tocno in V
polnem stevilu, kajti seja je po-
sebno vazna radi predpriprav
"a odkritje plosce V poeast vo-
jakom, katero Sc bo vrsilo dine
2. aprila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29
Nov drzavljan

Dne 10. februarja je postal
ameriski drzavljan, dobro po-
znani rojak Anton Erste, stanu-
joe ma 5OO2 Harlem Ave. cesti-
tano!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29

SINH telesnimi hibami ter upo-
rabilo "a neb6jevniske dolznosti.
Moskih "a Omejeno sluzbo
armada ne potrebuje
Toda armadno poveljstvo je
proti temu, da hi Sc znizal
standard telesne sposobnosti, tr-
dec, da bi tako znizanje resno
prizadelo ucinkovitost nasih
oborozenih sill.
Kar Sc tice moSkih, XII Sc iih
ne more rabbit "a bojne operaci-
je, jih ina armada ze dovoli in
ne rabi nadaljnih moskih te ka-
tegorije.
Omenjeno porocilo bo jutri
predlozeno kongresu, kar sledi
"a petami spomenice, katero je
predsednik Roosevelt postal ma
bornemu ravnatelju Lewisu B.
Hersheyju, da morajo naborne
komisije sirom dezele nemudo-
ma nanovo pregledati slucaje
pet milijonov moskih med 18.
in 81. letom starosti, XII so bill
zacasno oprosceni vojaske sluz-
be radi kateregakoli vzroka, ter
poklicati k vojakom vse, XII so
telesno sposobni "a vojasko
sluzbc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29
2 A r O X A

V nedeljo sta Sc zarocila Miss
Frances Spik, heerka poznane
druzine Mr.. in Mrs. Andrew in
Frances spik, 100 E. u St., in
Edward Tomsic, sin poznane
druzine Mr.. in Mrs. John in
Margareta Tomsic. Miss Spik je
zelo aktivna pri drustvu Com
rades SNPJ. Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29
ROOSEVELT ODSEL
MA TAJEN ODDIH

WASHINGTON, %. feb. -
Predsednik Roosevelt je prosli
petek zapustil Washington in
Sc podal v neki neoznaceni kraj
ma oddih, ki ga je nujno potre.
boval. Koliko Casa DO predsed.
mix odsoten IL Washingtona, nj
znano.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29
POLJAKI ODKLONILI
CURZONOVO LINIJO

LONDON, 28. feb. - Kakor
Sc poroca, je poljska zamejna
vlada sporocila angleski vladi
da odlocno odklanja sprejem
Curzonove Iinije kot podlagc
"a poljsko-ruska mejna poga.
janja, kakor je predlagala Mo.
skva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29
ZAHVALA

Mrs. Mary Starman, 1903
Waterloo Rd., Sc zahvaljuje cla-
nicam Progresivnih Slovenk,
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