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Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-08
Imperial Valley Press

Established April ~. 1901.
Published evenings except Saturday
and Sunday. in combination with the
Sunday POSTPPESS. by the Imperial
Valley Publishing Company, 625 State
St, FL Centro, Calf.
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and President.
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vertising Manager; Mrs. Logan H.
jenkins, Secretary.
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Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-08
DAUGHTTR BORN

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed ValuSek an
nounce the birth of son weighing
seven pounds, six and three-quar-
ters ounces.
The baby was born at Ell Centre
hospital at 4:45 a. m. Tuesday. His
parents have not selected name
as yet. Mrs. Valusek is the former
Marjorie Farmer. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. T. P. Farmer.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-08
Germans Resist
Florence Thrust

the German-held sections OF
ence we're not damaged,
headquarters announced, "thu'
proving the German commu1
allegation that we had shelledl
ence."
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-08
DEWITT TAKES POST

ALLIED SUPREME HEAD0UAR-
TIERS, Aug s. CUPl-Lieutenant
General John Dewitt has arrived
in Britain as successor to Lieu
tenant General Lesley j. McNair,
recently killed on the Normandy
front. and has been given an un-
specified post of great Importance
it was revealed Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-08
CALENDAR
Tuesday

TUESDAY
G. ntral Labor Council, 8, Labor
Temple.
WEDNESDAY
Bartenders, 2, Labor Temple
Transfers. Chauffeurs, 1880. La
bOr Temple.
20-30 club, 8. California hotel.
Servicemen's dance, $50, veterans
hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-08
ACCEPTS APPOINTMENT

Mrs. Frances Kafoure is the new
clerk in the county probation Of
flee, it was announced Tuesday by
Mrs. Mildred Standlee, county pro-
baton officer.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-08
LICENSES ISSUED

County Clerk w. j. McCleh
Monday issued a marriage licens
Able Vierria Branco, %, CT the n
and Isabelle Jane Grewe, I'll, o
marine reserve.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-08
HOLLYWOOD
KY ERSKINE JOHNSON

pressed by his acting.
He left the show recently to re-
turn to Hollywood for a radio pro-
gram and the title of Radios No.
] Tenor" And he's pleased by
something else. Several film stu
dents are bidding for his services in
straight acting roles.
"One Touch of Venus" convinced
Hollywood that Kenny Baker could
act and it also convinced Kenny
that stage work should be listed as
essential to film careers.
II had sung with bands on the
STAGE" he said, but I had never
had the chance to act before a live
audience. 1t was wonderful train
ing. 1 should, have paid THEM for
letting me work in the play"
MARY MARTIN-MINUS
He'll never forget the time Mary
Martin ran across the stage wearing
only a pair of shoes.
That happened during the plays
first tryout in Boston. She had
to make fast change" Kenny said,
land in the confusion of opening
night she undressed on one side of
the stage and then discovered her
clothes we're on the other side. Her
cue was coming up so she just ran
across the stage behind the scenery.
Only she forgot there was a five
foot open place in the scenery, put
ting her in full view of the audi
ence, just before she reached the
wings 1t was kinda dark, though,
and I guess no one noticed her"
Kenny was on stage at the time.
Il always miss all of those things,
he said.
SWITCHED FROM FIDDLE
Kenny Baker, a Monrovia. Calf.
boy, has done all right since he
switched from playing the violin to
warbling. In junior college he made
the discovery that he was better
singer than virtuoso. Il sang at SO
many Lions, Rotarians and XII
wanians luncheons that was known
as the service club tenor"
The Baker home is in Beverly
Hills. But there's also a 150-acre
Baker ranch near Santa Barbara
where he spends most of his time
Mrs. Baker is Geraldyne Churchill,
the girl next door whom he planned
to marry ever since they went to
high school together. They we're
married in 1888, and have three
children-Kenny. Jr.. 8, Susan, 6,
and Johnny 8, months.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-08
POST SETS MEET

Boyce Aten Post will not
Tuesday evening, and the next
together" is scheduled for AUD
% at the Veterans Memorial Id
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yesterday we're completed today
by the Navy.
The ritual will begin in the
little Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church hire, where, because
of its size, admissions will be
limited to his closest friends
and associates. The services will
end with the sounding of taps
over his grave in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Admirals and bluej jackets, gen.
erals and privates, diplomatics
and businessmen will take part
in the ceremonies.
At the church, where a guard
or honor will be on duty until
services start, the bodybearers,
as active pallbearers are known
in military service, will include
bour bluejackets, four marines
and four coastguard bluej ckets.
After the service there at 2 p.
m. Monday, conducted by DR..
Fred S. Buschmeyer, a long time
friend of Knox, they will carry
the casket to a waiting hearse.
Near the Navy department the
coffin will be transferred to
horse drawn cassion which will
bear it to Arlington.
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LARGE u. S. FORCE
HITS BERLIN AGAIN
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Liberators from Italy beat against
the southern rim of Hitler's i'm
perilled continental fortress, hurl-
ing a great weight of explosives
on the port and submarine pens
of Toulon, French Mediterranean
naval base, on the 18th straight
day of pre-invasion aerial assaults,
III which $1,000 tons of bombs
have been shoWered on Axis. tar
gets.
The two American daylight
blows followed night plunge
across the star-lit North sea by
big Raj Lancasters which attack
ed a major German air base re-
pair depot of KELLER, II miles
outside the Nazi-held Norwegian
capital OF Oslo.
The radius of these three at
tacks-Oslo being 525 mics north
west of Berlin and Toulon 700
miles southwest of the Nazi high
command strategy center-gave
an example of the momentus prob
lem facing the Germans in sue
cessfully deploying their anti-in-
vasion forces around the western
and southern rim of Europe.
Roaring more than 500 miles
across Europe through a gantlet
of German fighters and aati-air-
craft bursts, about 1000 American
Flying Fortresses and Liberators
converged on the Nazi capital at
the noon hour, bringing to Berlin
ers once more the red and ter
rible preliminaries to invasion.
Both enroute to and from their
target of industrial and military
installations both inside and on
the fringe of the Reich nerve cen
ter, the American bombers, es-
corted by an equal number of
Lightning, Thunderbolt and Mus
tang fighters, had to hack their
way through tiers of German de-
tending fighters.
sit was the most ferocious fight
err attack 1 have ever SEEM said
one Yank gunner.
Hundreds of Nazi fighters stack
ed in box formation met the four
engined American sky dread
noughts, driving through their for
nations with Yank fighters on
their tails and barrages of con-
ceatrated 50-caiber machinegun
fire meeting them head-on from
the bombers.
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OSCAR A. DURANT

Funeral services for Oscar A..
DuRant, 81, who died at his home
Thursday morning, were held at
3 o'clock Saturday afternoon at
Fifth Avenue Methodist church
with the Rev. c. D. Barclift, pas
tor. officiating. Burial was in Oak
dale cemetery.
For a. years, Mr.. DuRant was
the manager of the Brunswick and
New Hanover ferry, and for
number OF years served as treasur-
er of Brunswick county. For 40
years he was a member of the
Fifth Avenue Methodist church and
also served on the board of trust
ees.
He married Carrie Russell in
1890. He was the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas A. DuRant. Mr.. Du-
Rant is survived by four children:
O. E. DuRant and L. M. Durant
of Wilmington; Mrs. H. G. Dickie
of Roseland, Va. and Mrs. j. j..
OWl6I dIlO Tic 1OllOWlll5 81 oilo-
children: F.. DuRant, Jr.; DR..
James w. Dickie of Wheeling, w.
Va. Lieut.. Herbert G. Dickie, Jr.,
Sheppard Field, Texas; and Anne
B. DuRant, Wilmington, Great
grand children are Jemison Du-
Rant, Lynda DuRaat, and Kathe-
rine Dickie.
Active pallbearers were: E. T.
Jones, w. R. Dosher, W. S. Nc
Keithan, R. S. McKeithan, ]. l..
Knox, E. Fleet Williams, j. w.
Jackson, H. Winfield Smith. Hon.
orary pallbearers were: DR.. R.
Harlee Bellamy, R. R. Stone. Capt.
J. T. Seller, Capt. R. N. Thomp-
son, J. A. Orrell, Addison Hewlett,
Sr, C. c. Davis, E. P. Dudley,
R. F. Rankins, w. z. Corbett, B.
Frank King, H S. McGirt, W. C.
Goodwin, w. H. Schaefer, R. c.
LeGwin, Sr, C. D. Maffitt and the
Board of Trustees of the Fifth Ave-
nue. Methodist Church.
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INVASION RUMORS
REACH NEW PEAKS
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in ordinary raids over Europe, and
stated:
They regard themselves as in.
vasion troops, and the invasion be-
gan for them when they were sent
into action.''
The Berlin dispatches said "most
of the prisoners do not believe the
invasion will come across the
channel Or against the Atlantic
wall, but against the French
Mediterranean coast"
A sample of the crop Of rumors
holding that the Balkans would be
the invasion scene was Tass dis
patch from l a n b ul quoting
Bucharest sources as saying Ro.
mania Black Sea coast had been
proclaimed forbidden zone.
All the entries in this greatest
guessing game of all time had one
common theme-the time is close.
The war is quickly approaching
its dramatic Climax" Berlin
diplomatic correspondent declar-
ed. "Nobdy will doubt this, no mat
ter which belligerent party one may
be siding with and what personal
attitude one may have towards the
event"
1t was clear the Nazis were
getting double dose of the nerve
war tactics they once used so eff
fectively.
German disquiet was reflected in
the Stuttgart newspaper, National
Socialist Kurier, which chided Ger
man workers for criticizing Hit
ler's military strategy and for
grunabling that the British and
Americans might overrun the
country.
--V--
About 200 miles of rose hedges
line the residential streets of
Portland, Oregon.
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THREE ARRESTED
ON HOLDUP COUNT

NORFOLK, Va, April 29-tR-
Two men and woman arrested
here on charges of armed rob-
berry near Wilmington, N. c.,
waived extradition today in police
court and were ordered turned
over to a group of North Carolina
state policemen headed by Lieut..
A. T. Moore, of Fayetteville.
The defendants gave their
names as David H. Stevenson, %,
of Greensboro, N. c., his wife,
Alice Stevenson, Is, who listed her
address as 1907 Decatur street,
Richmond, Va, and Robert Lee
Stevenson, of Richmond.
Lieut.. Moore said the three
were charged with holding up a
tavern operator in Brunswick
county and robbing him of $500.
The defendants were arrested
here yesterday.
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Obituaries
CAPT. C. D. KING

Capt. Charles Dushan King, 70,
died of menengitis in Italy Oh
April 10, according to information
received Friday by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. U. King, 1913
Nun Street, from the War Depart
ment.
Capt. King, who was the hus-
band of the former Miss Lois King
had been reported i'll on April 10.
In addition to his parents, Capt
King, a former resident OF Ra-
leigh, is survived by a daughter,
Alice Julene King, and the follow
ing brothers and sisters: ). U.
King, Jr., Concord; Hazel Mary
King, Wilmington, 1t. David Il.
King, Dale Mabry Field, Tallaha s.
see Fla; and his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dushan.
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MISSOURI REACHES
FLOOD CREST PEAK
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population, were isolated by the
Missouris flood waters and anoth-
err town, east Carondolet, ILL.,, was
inundated by the Mississippi. Its
$50 residents were evacuated.
The coast guard established a
ferry service to Portage Des Sioux.
Inhabitants of West Alton rowed
to a nearby railroad for supplies.
From the mouth of the Missouri
for 1876 miles south to Cairo, ILL.,,
h Mississippi eXerted heavier
pressure against remaining levees
holding the tremendous tonnage of
the flood waters.
The river covered sections of the
Missouri Pacific railroads tracks
ard moved into the south end of its
freight yard at Dupo, Ill, where
making up of freight trains was
halted.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-30
DELAY IN FILLING
NAVAL FOST SEEN
F. R. Will Wait Until After
Meets To Name Sue
cessor To Knox

WASHINGTON, April 20 ~
The possibility that President
Roosevelt may wait until after
the Democratic and Republican
conventions to name a successor
to Secretary of the Navy Knox
figured increasingly today in spec
ulation about the cabinet post.
Those whose thoughts ran that
way suggested such a wait might
be desirable particularly if Mr..
Roosevelt contemplates continuing
the pattern he sets in 1910 when
he named Republicans as civilian
heads of the Amy and Navy.
After the conventions, the ques-
ton of what qualified men were
available might be greatly clar-
flied. Lieut.. Commander Harold
E. Stassen, former Minnesota
governor, is, for instance, among
those running well to the fore in
speculation over successor to
Knox and also is potential Re-
publican presidential nominee.
In congress, however, there
was considerable sentiment for
advancement of James V. Forces
tlal. 52-year-old undersecretary
who became acting head of the
Navy department upon Knox's
death yesterday after a heart at
tack.
Forrestal New Yorker and
former investment banker. is
Democrat who is liked and admir-
ed by legislators OF both parties.
Senator Brewster of Maine was
one Republican who indicated he
would be satisfied TO see the IN
dersecretarv receive the cabinet
post. He remarked that Forrestal
always seemed TO know the an
swer 10 knotty Naval questions
and had cooperated fully with
Congress.
KNOX FUNERAL PLANS
WASHINGTON. April % p
Plans for full military honors for
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ALLIED BOMBERS HIT
JAPANESE ON WADKE
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at this evasion point to 1S1 dead.
The spokesman also said that
the Americans had occupied Tami
Hollandia bay. The airdrome had
airdrome, five miles southeast OF
been abandoned by the enemy.
Otherwise, there was only pa
troll activity reported from Hol-
landia, where the invasion force
recently completed its campaign
by Selling three japanese alrtlelds:
Fifth Army air force planes kept
up their incessant attacks on We
wax, the japanese base on the
New Guinea coast east of Aitape.
Following five raids there IN re-
cent days, the airmen SAID tney
believed that the Wewak alrdromes
were unserviceable.
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North America has more spe-
cies of game birds than any other
continent.
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KNOX FUNERAL PLANS
WASHINGTON. April 20 p
Plans fer full military honors for
Frank Knox. who died suddenly
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-13

Mornariski department je OBJ
vestil Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Sim
eek, 1410 E. 40 St., da je bill Is.
augusta preteklega leta ubit ma
severnem Atlantiku njiju sin
Seaman 1st Class Joseph Sim
eek Jr., star 10 let. Enako OBJ
vestilo sta prejela tudi Mr.. in
Mrs. August Pintaric, 1444 E..
40 ST., kojih sin, Seaman 1st
Class Albert Pintaric je' izgubil
zivljenje v isti akciji ma morju.
Mladenica sta bila nerazdruz-
ljiva prijatelja. Skupaj sta po-
hajala hrvasko farno Solo sv.
Pavla ma E. 40 St., ma isti dan
sta stopila v mornarico k o t
prostovoljca, sluzila sta ma kro-
WI iste ladje in sla sta skupaj v
smrt.
Kmalu po akciji, v kateri je
bila izgubljena ladja, ma katere
krovu sta sluzila, 50 bill stars
obeh obvesceni, da stu mlada
mornarja pogresana,, sedaj pa
je bila uradno naznanjena nju'
ma smrt.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-13
IOd hrane, XII 10 Amerikanci letno vrzejo
proc, bi dobro zivelo deset milijonov 'liudi

sti, da sc napravi konec lakoti v
lndiji in ma Kitajskem, kjer
ljudje cello V normalnih razme-
rah veeji del stradajo, dokler
ne iznajdo metod, S katerimi Sc
bo povecala rodovitnost zemlje.
Glede ameriske zivilske pro-
tratnosti je dr.. E. R.. Moulton
IL Washingtona, tajnik Zveze
"a napredek znanosti, izjavil,
da Amerikanci potratnost hra-
ne smatrajo "a merilo druzab-
ne odlicnosti. Rekel je: "Neka-
teri ljudje SO ponosni, ako olu-
PHO jabolko bolj debelo kot
kdo drugi, ali &c pustijo polo
vico jedi ma krozniku."
DR.. Carlson je primal, da Sc
bodo razne iznajdbe, XII so bile
med vojno napravljene ma po-
lju zdravilstva, lahko uporabile
v mirnem casu, toda dostavil
je, da temeljni napredek znano-
sti je pocasen, in v tenn pogfedu
bo vojna pustila "a seboj posle-
dice, XII ne bodo tako kmalu po-
pravljene.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-13

V Clevelandu Sc je vceraj
otvorilo III. letno zborovanie
Ameriske zveze "a napredek
znanosti, XII bo trajalo do So
bote. DR.. Anton j. Carlson il
Chicago, predsednik zveze, je
izjavil, da eden izmed poglavit-
nih problemov "a znanost DO
koncani vojni bo, kako najti
hrano "a rastoce prebivalstvo
sveta. V tel zvezi je kritiziral
Amerikance radi potratnosti
pri hrani.
"Mi smo najbolj potraten ma
rod ma svetu, kar Sc tice hra-
ne," je rekel DIR. Carlson. "Mi
vsako leto pomecemo proc toll
ko kruha ir mascobe, da bi cd
tega deset milijonov ljudi do
bro zivelo. Samo hrana, XII jo
damo psom, bi zadoscala "a
prehrano milijonov ljudi."
DR.. Carlson je dostavil, da bo
Amerika po vojni sposobna skr-
beti "a prehrano evropskih
ljudstev, da pa je malo mozno-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-13
FRANK VIDMAR

Vceraj zjutraj je preminil E.
den najstarejsih pionirjev v
Newburghu, rojak Frank Vid-
mar, p. d. Baskinov oce, star 80
let, stanujoc ma 1914 E. 80 St.
Donna je bill il Malega Vrha, ia
ra Zagradec, odkoder je prisel
v Ameriko pred 40. lett. Bill je
clan drustva sv. Lovrenca st. 63
K. S. K. ]. Tukaj zapusca zalu-
joce hcere: Mrs. Theresa Godec,
Mrs. Anna Smrekar, Mrs. So
phie Mulh, in v Geneva, Ohio,
Mrs. Mary Crane, 20 vnukov in
% pravnukov. Pogreb Sc DO W.
Sill v petek oh $50 uri zjutraj
il Louis L. Ferfolia pogrebne-
ga zavoda, 9116 Union Ave-, v
cerkev sv. Lovrenca in nato ma
Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-13
Dewey je bill
leta 1910 "a
prelom z Rusiijo

PITTSBURGH, Pa, IL. sep
tembra. Sidney Hillman,
predsednik CIO odbora "a po-
liticno akcijo, je danes ostro u
daril po delavskem rekordu gov.
Deweyja in med drugim izjavil,
da je bill republikanski predsed-
niski kandidat leta 1910 "a pre-
lom diplomatskih odnosajev z
Rusijo.
"Pomislite, koliko Amerikan-
cev bi danes morale umreti ma
bojiscu, ako bi Sc bilo zgodilo
kaj takega," je izjavil Hillman,
XII je proti Deweyju tudi naperil
obtozbo, da je bill prvotno ma
sproten "lend-lease" zakonu.
Hillman, XII je vodja delavske
a k cije "a ponovno izvolitev
predsednika Roosevelta, je v iz-
javi pred casnikarji rekel, da bi
izvolitev Deweyja v jeseni po-
menila, da je amerisko ljudstvo
izgubilo sleherni cut odgovorno-
sti. Ako bi Sc to zgodilo, je IL
javil delavski vodja, tedaj Sc
bodo Zedinjene drzave vrnile v
novo "hooverjevo dobo."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-13

LONDON, II. septembra. -
Svicarski list journal de Gene
va" poroca danes, da so nem-
Ski industrijalci potion general
mega staba posvarili Hitlerja, da
armada ne bo mogla nadaljeva-
ii z borbo vec kot osem tednov.
Porocila il notranjosti Mem
CHE pravijo, da sta feldmarsal
Walter Won Model, nacijski po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-13

bitka "a Nemcijo zacela vsak
cas-, in posvaril prebivalce v Po-
renju in Porurju, da Sc umak-
nejo v zaledje.
Veerasnji vdor v Nemcijo je
bill izvrsen okrog 10 mill juno
in nekoliko vzhodno cd mesta
Aachen. Navzlic temu, da sc ia
zona Siegfriedove linije smatra
"a emo najbolj mocno utrjenih,
je bill nemski odpor primeroma
slaboten in je ustvarjal Wits, .da
Nemci ma omenjenem sektorju
nimajo konsolidiranih obramb.
Nemski odpor v LIE Havru
-, zdrobljen
Dalec v zaledju besnece from
te so vceraj Anglezi in Kanad-
eani zdrobili odpor nemske po-
sadke mestu LIE Havru, XII je
bila re dali casa izolirana.
z zavzetjem tega vaznega
francoskega pristanisca bo il
krcavanje mostva in materijala
"a zavezniske sile, XII stole ma
nemski meji, znatno izboljsano
in povccano.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-13
BoIziccne poSiljke
preko morja

Ma milijOne anaeriSkih
fantOU in deklet Sc nutaja
U 0b0rOzeui sill pret0 NOR
ia. Znano je, da je treba
in,eti pisano proSnjo cd
fa,ata ali dekleta, l9redno Sc
mu more pOslati kaj dru-
gega k0t pisn,a pO looSti.
Toda "a bozicne pakaete, ko
Sc don,nei Z raznl,sai darili
radi spon,nijo suOjih dra-
9Th, XII so ma bOjnen pOlju,
so pOStne 0blasti OdrediIe
nOsebne POgoje. ~
re boziGne p0$ljke Sc
snae UOjaStUu prekO 0ceann
pOslati brez pisa,ae l0roSnje
cd Is. septenabra do Is. OK
tObra. NajbOlje je, da Sc
jih Odpren,i pred k0ncena
septenabrsni.
ZaD0ji n,0rajo 6iti o
edPisnpi UeliAt0sti IN "a
bojtke, . kdtere UtOSife Ua-
Sd d0riIa, si LulsAc0 ,sdbdUite
10 nuznih trg0Uinuh . me-
stu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-13
POSVARILI HITLERJA, DA
ARMADA NE MORE VZDRzATI MAD 8 TEDNOV

veljnik ma zapadni 'front.', in ge-
neral Heinz Guderian, nacelnik
generalnega s t a b a, povedala
Hitlerju, da je nadaljni odpor
Zaman. 4.oe
Isti casopis pravi, da prebi-
valstvo Porenja, zlasti katolica-
nj v juzni Nemciji, tezko prica-
kujejo prihoda zavezniskih ar
mad.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-13

Drugi vdor v nemski terito-
rij je bill napravljen IS mill Sc
verno in nekoliko zapadno Cd
prvega vdora, XII je bill naprav-
lien v ponedeljek blizini me-
sta Trier ma observation-disclosures
Ski meji.
Priprave "a tretji vdor v
Nemcijo
Druge ameriske sile Sc sedaj
pripravljajo, da vprizorijo tretji
vdor v nemsko ozemlje emo mi
ljo Cd Siegfriedove linije ma LUX
sempurski meji.
Juznozapadno ma francoski
'front.' je tretja ameriska arma-
da vrgla preko krvave reke Mo-
selle Sc emo mostisce ter zlomi-
la nemsko obrambo ma n e k
tocki med Nancy in Port-a-Mou-
sson, kjer so bill naciji prisilje-
nj ma poln umik.
Eisenhower OBJ javil svarilo ma
Nemce
Gen. Eisenhower je vcerai
potom radija naznanil, da Sc DO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-13
now GROBOvI

cd prvega zakona in sincka Ed
warda, starega 3 leta, cd dru-
gega zakona; v Thompson, O.,
pa zapusca sestro Jennie Satej,
in brata Tony Kebe, ma 1879
Kewanee Ave., XII sta sc po-
greba udelezila. v starem kraju
pa zapusca vec bratov in Sc
ster.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-13
POZDRAVI

Mrs. Jennie Jagodnik, z Ira
cy Ave., posilja najlepse po-
zdrave IL South Dakota, kamor
Sc je podala sinaho in vnu-
kom Tom, da obisce svojega 81
ma, XII Sc tamkaj nahaja pri vo-
jakih. Zena in sincek bosta tam
ostala, docim Sc DO Mrs. Jagod-
mix kratkem vrnila domov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-13
8. ARMADA SAMO
"a MILL OD BOLOGNE

RIM, II. septembra. -ACete
ameriske pete armade so vdrle
v notranje pozicije nemske got
ske linije v severni Italiji in do
spele do mesta Barberino, XII Sc
nahaja samo 81 zracnih mill cd
Bologne, odkoder Sc odpira pot
v dolino reke Po.