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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-21
THE MISSISSIPPI ENTERPRISE

and Curtis Cotton: Lily Huffman
and Frank Coleman, Bette Cooper
and Lonnie Wilder; Lucille and
Brooks Huffman, say old chicks, |
wouldn't rob the cradle, although
there is a shortage of men.
Frances Bell said her hit son is,
Ia just can't see for looking"
suggest that she change it and sing,
Il just can't look for seeing for
every time she looks, she sees a
certain person grinning in her face.
After all these years, Myrtle Ter
ny and Minnie A. Carr got a break
with the grey car and the Wesley
brothers. Dorothy Riley was seen
standing in one place looking up
into the sky, she said that Willie
G. Ford was such an angle she
thought he might be flying thru the
air-silly girl Everyone is having
his fun at the fair ground. We all
will jump Friday night-Goodbye
now.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-21

go. She was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Olivia Magee who lives
in that city. As
Mrs. Anglia Lee Strong Of Ed
wards, spent the week end in the
city with her cousin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rayford Stubblefield, 1923 Hill St.
Mrs. Strong reports a very pleas
ant visit.
Mrs. Evelyn Gardner Braxton and
three lovely children left recently
for Chi3ago. They spent one month
IL the city visiting their mother.
Hrs. Alice Gardner and sisters.
Hiss Leila Gardner, RN, and Mrs.
T. Ella Willis. Mrs. Braxton r..
ceived many social courteSies while
in the city
T-5 Charlie Collins has recently
been transferred from the Paci-
fic to somewhere in India. At this
writing he is fine.
NOTICE-Send news to Naomi's
Beauty Shoppe, 1871 Morehouse
street, or dial 3-4773.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-21
LOTS FOR SALE
Colored
Subdivision

George Washington Carver
Addition, a new colored resi-
dental subdivision on the Liv-
ingston Road and Mayes St.
just outside the city limits.
No city taxes to pay. Most lots
so feet wide and 1870 feet deep.
Lots on Livingston Road and
Mayes street, SITS each. All
other lots SITS eacha$25 cash
and $40 per month. Five per
cent discount allowed on cash
payment if cash payments is
over $25. No interest or carry
ing charge if monthly pay
nents are paid promptly
when due. Visit the addition
md make your selection be-
ore the choice lots are sold
The lots are numbered and
e tIat cro cold are mark
a
Gas an II re Available
-Eh
d FORMATION OR
INSPECTION
rc~TArT il.
CLEVELAND :
OBANNON
At Negro Fair Grounds
Phone 4-7266
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West jackson
News
Mrs. Naomi Terrell, Reporter

Pvt. Charlie Carhome who is
stationed in North Carolina was
home ON furlogh
home on furlough visiting his fos-
ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas,
1919 Barrett street. Pvt. Carhome's
friends were very glad to see him.
Mrs. Lucas daughter, Lubertha
Alexander recently joined the
WAC's.
Miss Mildred Jones, member
of the 1914 graduating class of La
nier is now employed by DR.. A. M.
Hair. She is also secretary of he
Sunday school of College Hill
church.
Mrs. G.. L. Burkette of w. Pas
cagoula ST., is i'll. She is the wife
of Rev. G. L. Burkette, pastor Of
ST. Peters church of this city.
Mr.. Erving Homer, popular young
man from Luckey, recently visited
n he home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Per'-ias 1892 Hill street. Many So
Gil cou1 es.es we're shown him
while in the Perkins home.
Mr.. Cranson Jones, Raymond,
was in the city Wednesday on
business. His sister, Miss Williette
Jones was here on the week end
visiting. She is a popular teacher
at her home.
| We wish to thank the Peoples
Funeral Home, Pearlie Grove
church and pastor, also sister
churches who helped to make our
burdens lighter by sending con-
dolence, cards, kilograms and beau
tiful flowers and their kindness
shown in the sickness and death
of our beloved father and uncle,
Mr.. George Washington King.
Signed:
Mrs. Bertha Brown
Mrs Mary E. Rollins
| Mr.. Nose Strong of Edwards
spent the day Friday in the city
| on business.
The Progressive Circle No. 8 met
at the home of Mrs. Jones on Topp
street. The meeting was of much
success. Everyone present enjoyed
the meeting. Refreshments were
| served.
Members and friends of visiting
churches are invited to attend pray
er meeting each Tuesday night at
pm. at College Hill church.
Miss @. c. Magee who finished
high school at Lanier high class of
| 1914 left Thursday night for Chica-
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Madison County
News
Artie M. Bullie, Reporter

On October Is, a grand service
was held at China Grove A.ME.
church, with the pastor, Rev. j. c.
Clancy, delivering a spiritual and
inspiring ermon. This service clos
ed out the conference year. Collec-
ton raised was $685.
A donation was given to the pas
tor by the No. l, and No. 2 S. T..
Boards, in the amount of $l3.4O.
Rev. Clancy left for Greenwood,
Wednesday where he will attend
the annual conference With him
was the delegate, Bro. A. Rhodes.
The pastor is happy to know that
he can make round report that
has been asked of him.
The China Grove Benevolent So
ciety No. l, held their business
meeting, October 13 with I'll mem
bers on roll. There were only five
on the sick list. The record show
an Improvement for the No. l Be-
novelent.
Mrs. Lula Vance, Madison, was
taken to Canton Sunday to the hos
pital for an operation Monday
morning. Her many friends wish
for her speedy recovery.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-21

Davis and daughter, Jerrodean, ma
tives of Macon, Ga, at the Crystal
Springs Night Club. A four course
menu was served by Cpl. Davis
aunt, Mrs. Cloteal Picket and Mrs.
Mayme Lou Neal. Everybody left
wishing him a pleasant trip on his
return to his duties.
Mrs. Lille Harris of Hopewell
visited in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Dampeer Sunday evening.
Mr.. Dampeer is very i'll and his
many friends wish for him a speedy
recovery. He is a native Of Rock
port.
Mrs. Shell Harris, Mrs. James
Smith and daughter Helen Louise
of Hopewen and Mrs. Joe Brown
of Harris, motored to Galilee Fri
day evening to attend the associa-
ton.
Mrs. Shell Harris thanks the court
for the sympathic card send to her
for the funeral of her sister. the
late Mrs. jessie Williams of Tun-
lea.
Mr.. James Smith spent the week
end in Jackson with his sister, Mrs.
j. w. Harper of Bailey Avenue.
Mrs. Lille Harris also expresses
her appreciation to Mesdames Mag
gle Robinson and Lula Hills of
Chicago and Mrs. Elease Thomas of
$50 N. Parish street, Jackson, for
the sympathic courtesy shown her
during the hours of grief and sad
ness.
Mrs. Polly Lee Punches and lit
tie son, Coutrland Punches left
town recently to join their hus-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-21


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Crystal Springs
News
Mr.. H. J. Wolfe. Reporter

James Monroe Price, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Price left for
Jackson last Monday night where
he will work in a shoe shop. He
finished a course in this trade at
Alcorn A. & NJ. College
Cpl. Morris Carl Davis, the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Davis, ma
tive of Crystal Springs but now
serving in the armed forces in
Boston, Mass, was in the city on a
nine day Through visiting his
family and relatives. While in the
city, Cpl Davis was Loyalty enter
tanned by his wife, Mrs. Mary Joe
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-21

band and father, Mr.. Luther Fun
ches who is in Lima, Ohio. Her
friends wish for them an enjoyable
trip.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-21

band and father, Mr.. Luther Fun
ches who is in Lima, Ohio. Her
friends wish for them an enjoyable
trip
Crystal Springs Gossip
Wonder what's wrong with viii
Edward and Essie M? She pretends
to hate him so much now that she
doesn't want to hear his name.
June Sanders is the towns talk,
she isn't doing herself any good
in this town anymore.
What will happen when Powell
comes home, will Marie BIS and
J. Els love come to an end?
If Bludie F. doesn't stop pretend
ing to like boys when she knows
she doesn't like them she is likely
to come up missing.
Well E. p finally got boy friend
but she had to go to Hazlehurst to
get him, wonder what has Sister
Moon got to say about that?
When a certain girl gets with
Sweet Baby and the Barley girls
they can find many things about
which to laugh.
William F. was here but he didn't
seem to be looking back at a girl
they call Willie Mae.
What would happen if Doris Adj
ans could play basketball?
Roy Cooper says he must give
Mizell Terry credit for knowing
how to pick the kind of chick that
suits him fine, Mamie Chest, the
one he carried to the show Satur-
day.
Warm F. Byrd is making big
hit with Miss Jackson in Gallman.
what about that Grace Cooper?
Who are the best looking boys
around Mt Wade Church. Harkin
Welcher and Eddie Robinson you
nay know.
Peg. it was good thought when
you decided to go back home, but
listen Peg, you did wrong when
-ou took your clothes without
waking up your landlady and tell
ing her you were gone.
Luddie Graham was on sometime
'unday with the very becoming
uit and the attractive hairdo.
Was V. L. B. the certain chick in
the Will who was left SO blue when
oe c. left?
Margaret Jones and John Earvin
eem to be getting on some time.
Wonder what's going to happen?
Premrose Morgan seem to be
very happy since she met her new
boy friend, James Pope.
Matte Mae Jones got hipped, she
found a new boy friend, J. D. Pope.
Bill Jones is all smiles since
someone came from the delta
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kosciusko News
Mrs. c. A. Garland, Agent
Dorothy Riley, Reporter
Club News

4
The Reading Club of C.M.C. has
been organized for the purpose of
increasing our reading, individually
and creating taste and desire to
search for better reading material.
In their first meeting the club dis
cussed, Why We Read" and the
following points were brought out:
We read for information, to get a
thought from the printed page: to
keep informed of the present and
Fast events, for pleasure. Officers
of the club are: President, Margie
Scott; Vice President, Mildred Mil
Ter; Secretary, Clarence Dodd; AS
sistant Secretary, Marvin Scott
Greenlee; Sponsor, Mary Cannon.
The club slogan is: Rush. Pep and
Personality.
Correction
The amount raised in the Mt.
Olive District of 4 churches was
ST. ,282.70, instead of what was in
last weeks paper.
Junior Glass
The Junior class was organized
under the supervision of Mrs. C. A.
Garland with the following Off
GERS: President, Meriline Love; Vice
President, Pearline Wilder; Secre-
tary, Lille Mae Cooper; Assistant
Secretary, Leila Mae Dotson; Treas
urer, Ella B. Gregory; Musician,
Erma D. Bell; Program Committee,
Lille B. Little; Social Committee,
Louise Jamison; Business Manager,
Willie Jones; Chaplain, Willie JON
es. Dues each week will be cents.
Sophomore Glass
The sophomore class was organ
lied under supervision Of Mrs. c..
A. Garland, with the following Of
ficers: President, Annie Thelma
Smith; Vice President, Jessie Har-
rington; Secretary Lille R. Morgan;
Assistant Secretary, Virga Mae
Bush; Treasurer, Georgia l.. Young;
Musician, Nolvalla Seansb lrg; Pro-
gram Commit. zee, E.uth Riley; So
cial Committee, L. ". Morris; Re-
porter. Mary Ashford; Chaplain,
Isola Dotson; Business Manager,
Beatrice Harmon; Song Leader,
Matte NJ Tourney. The club meet
on Wednesday evening. Dues are
5 cents each week.
Fashions
! We admire Annie Smiths hair
style and the plaid skirt Virgia M.
Bush is wearing.
We like the ankle brackets worn
by Annie Thelma Smith, Ella B.
Gregory, Dorothy Mae Riley, also
the shoes that Frances BELL is
wearing.
Rosa Alizks glasses are becom-
ing.
The flowers Norvella Stansbury
wears in her hair are very attrac-
tive
We think Mrs. Garland's watch
is pretty and we all admire Mrs.
Cannon's neatness.
We like Naomi Coleman's green
and white jumper, Frances Bell
and Dorothy Mae Riley's brown
skirts and yellow jersey sport
sport shirts, Miss Alexis patrio-
| tism.
Campus Chatter
Our chatters are increasing great
! ly as new students enter school,
Take a peep on our campus and
join in the fun. We have few
old chicks renewing up on the
jiving stone, step by step they get
on plenty of time such as Everlee
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-21
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-21

And don't forget that the mail
the good work they have done.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-28
JOHN DOLENCICH

Po dolgotrajni bolezni je
umrl ma svojem domu John Do
lencich, star So let, stanujoc ma
919' E. 139 st. Donna je bill il
sela SEVERN, pri Belovaru ma
Hrvatskem, kjer zapusca oceta
Malta, brata Ignaca in vec So
rodnikov. Tukaj je bival % let.
Zapusca zalujoco soprogo An
no, rojeno Yelich, in dive hceri,
Ann, XII je zadnji petek gradui-
rala kot bolnicarka IL Glenville
bolnisnice, ter Helen, sestre
Mary Miskovich in vec sorodni.
kov. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v srede
.. OBJ 8.45 uri zjutraj il JOS. zele
in sinovi pogrebnega zavoda
458 E. 152 ST., v cerkey sv. 10
zefa ma E. IA st. in st. Clail
Ave-, ter nato ma Calvary po
kopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-28
PISMO IL AFRIKE

Mrs. Mara Maleckar, 731 E.
16O st., je prejela pismo il Sc
verne Afrike cd Antona Malice
karja, neeaka njenega moza Jo-
zeta Maleckarja. Anton Sc ma
haja v vojaskem ujetnistvu ze
leto dni. ~
r Pismu je bila prilozena pro-
snja vojaka-partizana, kateri
lepo prosi, &c bi poizvedela "a
njegova diva strica, Valentino in
Ivana Lazar, bivajoca v Cleve.
landu, O. Prisla sta v Ameriko
il Baca, hisna st. 107, p. Kne.
lax, okraj Reka. Oba Sc lahkc
zglasita ma zgoraj navedenen
naslovu, kjer dobita naslov Mi.
ju necaka Franceta Lazar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-28

ne Francije prodirajo severno
oh svicarski meji in Sc naha ajajo
samo 10 mill cd severnih sill,
XII so prodrle v mesto Troyes.
Ciscenje sovraznega odpora v
Marseillesu y
V Marseillesu so zopet IL
bruhnili boji, ko je kakih DIV a
do tri tisoc Nemcev zbralo svo-
je sile "a zadnji odpor v prista-
niscu. V Toulonu je nemski od-
por popolnoma zdrobljen z izje-
mo male skupine nacijev, XII Sc
Sc vedno upirajo ma malem pol
otoku, XII Sc dviga mad luke.
Ameriske oklopne kolone, XII
SO dospele do Marine, Sc glasom
zadnjih vesti nahajajo blizini
kraja Lagny, kakih 10 mill cd
Meauxa, kjer je bila pred tride-
setimi lett ustavljena kajzerje-
va armada.
Ameriska kolona 118 mill cd
nemske meje
Dale ma vzhodu so ameriske
sile, XII so zadnji teden zavzele
Troyes, udarile proti severn in
prodrle v blizino Arcis-Sur-Au-
be, kjer so naletele ma vecji
nemski odpor. Ia sila Sc nahaja
samo 118 mill Cd nemske meje.
Druga britska in prva kanad-
ska armada sta Sc vceraj sipali
pfeko Sene v blizini njenega u
stja, kjer je nacijski odpor IL
hlapel pod strahovitim ognjem
artilerije, in sc d daj prodirata
proti nemskim pozicijam OBJ ca
laiski obali.
Zavezniske sile pretijo z OBJ
kolitvijo Havra in Rouena, in
porocila pravijo, da so Nemci
ze zaceli evakuacijo velikega
pristanisca v Havru, in da 50
tam pustili samo posadko, XII
DO krila njih umik in pognala v
zrak JAYNE naprave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-28

jih je varovala mraza ma tnjih
poti skozi gore.
"Letalski cevlji MISC v gorah
dosti prida," je rekel Sgt.
Schneider. "Nositi smo morali
opanke, kakrsne nosijo donna
:ini. Vsak izmed mas jih je str
gal vec parov, ampak partizani
so mas ma vsaki postal preskr-
bell 2 novimi.
lima sliko treh partizanov
Kadar skupina do vecera Sc nj
prisla do prihodnje partizanske
postaje, so jih domacini z vod-
niki vred we'll v svoje domove.
"Navadno so nam ponudili vse
svoje postelje,' pravi sarzent,
"ampak navadno smo Sc zado-
voljili tenn, da smo spali ma
tleh, tesno skupaj, da mas nj ze-
blo."
Sgt. Schneider ina sliko treh
mladih partizanskih voditeljev,
XII SO mu pomagali ma begu, XII
jo smatra "a emo svojih najdra-
gocenejsih spominov, bas kot
njegcva zena Aurella, XII stanu-
je ma 1900 Wilton Ave., te r
pravi: "Oni so mi poslali mole
ga Dona nazaj."
Ona nj nikdar izgubila made,
da Sc bo vrnil xiv, in mu je pi-
sala dnevno' tudi potem, 10 je
prislo poroeilo, da je pogresan
Ko Sc je Sgt. Schreiber vrnil ma
svojo bazo, ga je tam cakalc
80 njenih pisem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-28
VESTI IL ZIVIJENJA AAE-
RIsKIH SLOVENCEV

Midland, Pa. Tukaj je u.
mrl po dolgi bolezni Anton Bo-
mestar, star 48 let in rojen Y
Predelju, obcina Rujevac, Kotal
Dvor, Jugoslavija. Zapusca ze'
no, dve nedorasli hcerki, sina
ki slui pri nOrnarici, diva bra.
tranca (eden je v Kanadi) il
strica, v starem kraju pa ma
ter in dve sestri, ako 80 se Hvi
Pokopan je bil Y Beaverju, Pa.
a. aygusta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-28
RuSi ZavZe11 ozi1lo Ca1at1
Oh Donavi; vdrli v bogata
o1jna polja pri P1oestiju

LONDON, ponedeljek, %. av-
gusta. - Poplava ruskih tan
kov in motorizirane infanterije
je vceraj vdrla v v.bogata oljna
polja v Ploestiju, XII Sc nahajajo
v osrcju Romunije, medtem ko
je druga sovjetska sila zdrobila
nemske obrambe ozini Galati
med Donavo in Karpati, in po-
koncala ma tisoce Nemcev, XII
'skusajo ubezati ma Ogrsko.
Rusi so v navalu ma Foscani
in Galati zadali Nemcem poraz,
XII Sc more primerjati nacijsko
katastrofo pred Stalingradom.
Po zavzetju omenjenih dve h
krajev, Sc je Rdeca vojska va
lila dalje proti jugu, in Sc gla-
som zadnjih porocil nahaja sa-
mo Sc 70 mill cd Bukaresta.
Romuni SO Sc pridruzili Rdeci
vOjsld
Komunikej il Bukaresta jaw
liza, da SO romunske cete, XII SO
Sc pridruzile Rusom udarile pc
Nemcih pri Ploestiju in zaprle
gorske prelaze, ki vodijo preko
Karpatov v Ogrsko skozi Sc
dmograsko.
Berlin je odprto primal, da j
nemska pozicija Y Rompniji "ja'
10 opasna" in uradno nemske
porocilo pravi, da nacijske cett
bijejo "nenavadno ljuto borho'
! r,lInunskimi cetami med raz
bitini napravami oljnih vrel
cev okrog Ploestiia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-28
Alerikanci OBJ Marni prodiranje prot robotni oba|i

Kakor znano, so bill vceraj
slovenski fantje-ujetniki il Pri-
morja, devet po stevilu, gostje
slovenske naselbine v Collin
woodu.
Takoj po mast v cerkvi sv.
Marie. ma Holmes Ave., Sc ie
fantje pripeljalo v SLOW. del.
dom ma Waterloo Rd., kjer jim
je pozdravil v imenu SANSa in
odbora "a Slovenske vojne ujet-
nike, Mr.. Jos. Durn.
Po kosilu, katerega so oskr-
belle clanice zenskega odseka
SID Sc je dovolil vstop ljudem,
XII so nestrpno cakal zunaj, in
prostori so bill takoj natrpani.
Sledilo je veselo snidenje mno-
9Th bliznjih in daljnih sorodni-
kov in prijateljev teh fantov, XII
so zeleli dobiti movie il svojih
rojstnih krajev. Ia Piles so ma
sa dekleta kar tekmovala kate
ra Sc bo zavrtela fanti, il ka-
terih kar zari zdravje in mla-
dost.
Nastopil je Mladinski zbor
SID, pevski zbor Slovan in
Miss Unetie, v svojem dobrem
razpolozenju pa je tudi navzo-
&c obcinstvo zapelo skupno S
fanti vec pesmi.
Oh 5. uri popoldne so Sc od-
peljali nazaj in prostor pred
domom je bill zopet natrpan
ljudi in tisoce rok Jim je maha-
10 v pozdrav in zopetno veselo
SnldenJe.
Da je imela nasa naselbina
priliko imeti v svoji sredi te
slovenske fante-ujetnike, je "a
sluga Mr.. Antona Ipavca in ME
govega sina, XII sta Sc potfudila
in najvec storila, da Sc Jim je
omogocil obisk, "a kar jima gre
zahvala in priznanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-28
Dua napada ma De Gaulla
franc0ski fa$isti so ga
pOskusili lIn,Oriitii UcerkUi

PARIZ, 26. augusta - ga
kasnjeno)-Ko je danes gen.
Charles de Gaulle zmagoslav-
no prihajal v Pariz, so padli s
streh streli, XII so prekinili slav-
nostno osvoboditveno parade,
in sledila je burma strelska bit
ka, v kateri je bilo vec gledal-
cev ubitih in mnogo ranjenih.
Par trenotkov preje je ljud-
ska masa odusevljeno pozdrav-
ljala voditelja francoskega
osvobodilnega gibanja, XII je hi
tel v prestolico z brzino 40 mil j
ma uro.
Drugi atentat poskusen v
katedrali
Istocasno p o>roca United
PreSS' agenclJa poo nedelJSklm
datumom il Pariza, da je bill
ma gen. de Gaulla poizkusen po-
noven atentat cd strani franco
skin fasistov, ko je dospel pred
katedralo Notre Dame.
Porocevalec Robert Reed cd
Columbia radijskega sistema
poroca, da ko je de Gaulle do
spell ma trg pred cerkvijo, SO
nenadoma poeili zstreli, nakar
so vojaki in orozniki ustrelili
'nazaj. Potem so zopet padli
streli v notranjost cerkve sa-
, me. Porocilo pravi, da so Sc ma
stolpih in ma galerijah nahajali
moski s strojnicami, XII so stre-
ljali ma mnozico v cerkvi, in da
so oborozeni mozje v cerkvi ma
strele odgovorili.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-28

Danes zjutraj SO Sc zaveznis-
ke sile vsipale preko reke Sene
severno in JUNO cd Pariza. Ne
katere so prodirale proti severn,
druge pa so udarile vzhodno
proti Nemciji.
Anglezi in Kanadcani so .uda-
rili preko Sene ma najmanj sti-
rih mostiscih. Kot izgleda, je
prihodnji cilj zavezniskih sill "a
vzetje takozvane robotne obale
pri Calaisu, odkoder Nemci OBJ
streljujejo juno Anglijo z le-
tecimi robot. Anglezi in Kanad-
cani ocividno nameravajo napa-
sti IS. nemsko armada, XII stoji
tamkaj cd spredaj, docim je A
merikanci nameravajo naskoci-
tt z boka.
Vichy osvobojen, pravi porocilo
Francoski radio v Brazzevillu
poroea, da je Vichy, kjer Sc je
nahajal sedez francoskega kviz-
linskega rezima, osvobojen, in
da je francoski poveljnik pozval
prebivalce, da vrsijo svoje dnev-
ne posle kot obicajno. Porocilo
drugih virov Sc nj potrjeno.
V nedeljo zgodaj zjutraj sc
nemski bombniki vprizorili te.
roristicen napad ma emo izmeo
pariskih predmestij, v kateren
je bilo ubitih najmanj 90 oseb
Zavezniske sile prodirajo oh
svicarski meji
Zavezniske kolone prodiraje
skozi JUNO Francijo skoro brez
vsake opozicije, zajemajoc in u
nicujoc sovrazne garnizije, ka'
tere Sc v paniku umikajo skoz
dolino reke Rome, v ocividni ma
di, da uteeejo zajetju, predne
invazija v juzni Franciji strnt
svoje sile z zavezniskimi silam
ma severn. Dali Sc je ia izhoe
Nemcem ze zapecatil, zavezni
Ski 81. stan nece povedati.
Druge zavezniske sile il juz
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-28
GOV. BRICKER ODLOCIL
PROTI VOJAKOM

COLUMBUS, 26. avg. - Gov.
Bricker je danes odlocil, da mo-
rajo vojaki il drzave Ohio ra-
biti svincnike .pri zaznamovanju
glasovnic. Use drugace zazna-
movane glasovnice b Q d 0 neve'
ljavne, je rekel govarner. Odlo-
citev je izvajala ogorcen protest
med krogi, XII zelijo olajsati vo.
litve med oborozenimi silami.