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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-10

da nj odprayljena stara meja.
Rrebivalstvo We, da nasi borci
MISC padali zanan in da nj bilo
zaman vse trpljenje nasega ljud-
stva, ko zahteva, da dobe Slo-
venci prayicne meje. Zaveda Sc,
da Sc mora slej ali pref odpreti
pot Trst. Zato pa Sc Rakek
tudi zaveda pomona volitey Y
ustavodajno zbornico IL. no.
vembra. Samo kraj Rakek je
zbral "a volilni fond OF mad T.
600 dinarjev. OdIocil Sc je emo
dusno ze zdaj, da bo IL. novem-
bra samo Sc potrdil to, "a kar
Sc je Stir leta boril. Kdo ma
Primorskem in med partizani ne
pozna nasega padlega rojaka,
22-letnega Ivana Tursica, narod-
mega heroja, komandanta 80.
divizije, XII Sc je proslavil v bo-
jih "a Primorsko?
In nase zene? Pred dnevi so
zene Rakeka, INCA in Ivanjega
sela v ljubljanski vojaski boil
niSnici Obiskali maze invalide
partizane in Sc jih spomnile z
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-10

All that zoe do to help them is
not enough to repay them for
the hardships they suffered to
.,cs.o stsve democracy.
~kere are men, a0omen and
c@..drea IN the Detroit area aDho
are givsng a great amount of
time and energy to aid Yugo-
slovio. Upon their shoulders lies
the burden. Without these peo-
pie as leaders, Detroit and vici,a-
ity sooud be far behind IN Yugo-
slGOian culture because of the
conditions Of today.
However, unfortunately, the
people seem to be divided into
groups of their osvn, looking ont
for their osOn interests first.
This is perfectly agreeable,
but, besides their osVn interests,
they should become interested
in the other groups activities
also.
If there is a job to do, aohy
not do it together? When every-
one a0orks for a common cause,
the chance of defeat is far less
than aehea a feao seork, and the
remaining offieiate as observ-
ers."
These words express exactly
how I feel about the matter. The
other article goes on to tell what
the Detroit people have actually
gone on to do. It will take an
other article to describe all they
are accomplishing.
To get back to Cleveland, do
you find interesting the idea of
getting together for raising one
thousand dollars for the hos
pital? The first way to do it that
I think of is to hold a dance.
What. are your ideas, young
Slovenes of Cleveland? I invite
you to write them to this English
Section of the Enakopravnost,
or to phone me at Kenmore
2848. There is so little time,
however. Please reply soon.
Eleanor Kline
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-10

PrtspeUajte sa otroSEo bog-
nico q Sloveniji!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-10

medical equipment, assist sur
geons, and fill prescriptions.
For more details about the
marvellous opportunities offered
all young Americans in the Army
Medical Department at this
largest Medical Center visit
your Army Recruiting Station
at 1868 Ontario Street.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-10

1912. Tedaj 50 zaprli 100 oseI
in jih odpeljali Y Ganors in Pa.
dovo, med NINA onih pet tai.
cev. Vas je bila obdana zicc
in oh cesti SO Lahi zgradili bun.
kerje. v internaciji je skupno
trpljenje ljudi Sc bolj povezale
in prekalilo. Rakek so drzali La.
hi kot vazno zeleznisko postajo
in kot izhodisce svojim ofenzi.
vam proti Blokam in Losko do.
limo. & .-..
Spomladi 1943 je incl No
tranjski odred velike izgube, to-
da l-ljub vsem hudir1 laskim ma
padom SO Sc vsi magic znasli ma
drugem kraju in naprej organi-
zirali odpor ljudstva. v teh bo-
jih je pablo 36 najbolsih in mai
odloenejsih domaeih fantov.
Lahom sc nikakor nj posre-
clio organizirati v vasi belle gar
de. sele leta 1914 Sc je tn orga-
nizirala pod Nemci svabobran-
ska posadka, b kateri so z groz-
miami prisilili nekaj domacih
fantov, a tt so tudi tu, razen
redkih izdajalskih izjem, vede-
ii, da ne bodo sluzili Svabom.
September 1943 je prinesel
razpad italijanske vojske. Osvo-
bodilna vojska Sc je okrepila z
Lahom zaplenjenim orozjem. Ma
Rakeku SO Nemci pustili le
majhno posadko, pripravili pa
SO vse, da so sc tn vgnezdili sva-
bobranci.
Tiste dni so Sc nasi ljudje
vracali il laskih taborisc. Skri-
vati so Sc morali pred cetniki,
Nemci in belogardisti. Zgodilo
Sc je, da so Nemci septembra
tega leta vneki glogaci ujeli sti-
Obesili so jih ma lipe med I'm
Gem in Rakekona, kjer so viseli
ri skrivajoce Sc internirance.
vec dni. Oh progi Rakek-Po-
stojna so oh gozdu ustrelil IA
oseb. Pred njihovo ustrelitvijo
so po Rakeku preganjah vecjo
skupino ljudi il okolice Cerkni-
ce. Izdajalski obcinski tajnik il
Cerknice je Nemcem izmed teh
odbral IA ljudi, Xxi so bill potem
ustreljeni kot talci. Zakopani so
v gozdicu OBJ zeiezniski progi ma
start italijansko jugoslovanski
meji.
Konec septembra so okreplje-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-10

mi partzs nski oddelki zasedli
polozaje okoli Rakeka in zaceli
2 napadom ma Rakek. Boji so
traiali celih IA dni cd Is. sep
tembra do 8. oktobra. Nemci SO
pri teh boJh operirali po zelez-
niski progi med Planino in Po-
stojno z oklopnim vlakom in
zbrali toliko tankov, da so sc
morai partizani umakniti. Par
tizanom Sc je posrecilo 8 tremi
.tanki prodreti skoraj do zelez-
niske postaje, tn pa so izgubili
en- tank, XII ga je zadela proti-
tankovska pest" in sta Sc mo-
rala ostala tanka zaradi hude-
ga protitankovskega ognja
Nemcev umakniti.
Tiste mesece je slo z Rakeka
v partizane nadaljnih As donna
cinov. v nemska taborisca je
bilo odgnanih SO ljudi, med Mi
mi 81 takih, XII so bill ze preje
v Gonarsu in Padovi.
Zadnje dneve pred osvobodi-
tvijo 9. maja letos so Sc hoteli
domaei izdajalci Sc posebej ma
scevati mad pristasi Osvobodilne
fronte. Slutili so pac svoj zalest-
nj konec. Spet so sprawl veejo
skupino 80 ljudi v ljubljanske
zapore. Toda osvoboditev nase-
ga ljudstva s prihodom partiza-
nov ma Rekek jih je prehitela.
Nemci in domaei izdaj ajalci z nil
mi so urno pobrali sila in kopi-
ia in Sc unikali proti Ljubljani
in dale proti Gorenjski in Ko-
roSkl. Med pOtoma so Slrll Ia
tarske vesti o pokoljih, obesa-
nju ljudstva it'd, to, kar pocno
Sc danes, ko Sc pocutijo ma var
nem Njihovi lazni propaganda
so nasedali lie redki, XII so sc
cutili krive kakih zlocinov. Sa-
mi so sicer usli zasluzeni kazni,
kajti ljudstvo, XII je zaradi njih
jih je re obsodilo. Velik
delez pri delu "a osvobojenje
nosi nasa mladina, XII je partiza-
ne oskrbovala hrano in oble-
ko. Ko je nasa >vojska prisla ma
Rakek, jo je navduseno spreje-
la. Zda aj po osvoboditvi pa .je
mladina spet krepko zagrabila
"a delo pri obnovi. Della je do
sti. Zlasti skusa v svoji izobraz-
bi dohiteti, "a kar je bila pri-
krajsana stiri leta.
Rakek je zmerom hudo boil,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-10
GIVE SO THAT OTHERS MAY LIVE"

~
Az the present time in Cleve
land the Slovenes are busy carry
ing on q campaign to raise thu
money to build a children's hos
pital in Slovenia. The individual
or organization that contributes
one thousand dollars becomes q
Founder Of the hospital. Some
persons and clubs have already
done this and become such
Founders.
Wouldn't it be a good thing
if all Cleveland Slovene youth
should get together to raise one
thousand dollars in their own
name to present to the young
people of Slovenia for their hos
pital? It is very fitting that the
young people should be listed as
a Founder of the hospital.
There are young men and
women in Cleveland who have
already worked in their organi-
cations for relief for Yugo-
slavia. It would be we'll if they
could come together for the pur-
pose Of raising money as the
united Slovene youth of Cleve-
land. Some young people may
not belong to any organization,
but would like to work in such
a group.
Such a group of like-minded
young Slovenes might actually
form a club. Clubs for the pur-
pose of aiding Yugoslavia, for
learning about that country of
their origin, and for working on
some of their own American
problems have been formed all
over Canada, in Detroit and
other places. ~. !
had come into my hands
recently a very interesting little
newspaper printed by the Detroit
Yugoslav Youth Club. I quote
from two articles in it that have
expressed what they in Detroit
think, and also what many
Cleveland youth are probably
thinking: The first article is
entitled "Yugoslavia of Detroit
"The people of Yugoslaeia are
in desperate need of aid today.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-10
IStanko Janez:
Toxic Sc ie boievol
|Rokek "a svobodo
(V spomin padlim borcem)

i hi :
TIE dni obujamo spomin ma
svojce, padle v letih osvobodil-
mega boja. Spominjamo Sc njih,
HI SO dali svoje zivljenje IA svo-
bodo, "a boljse zivljenje pod
solncem. Ma grobovih bodo "a
gorele luci: matt, oce, sestra,
brat, sin ali hci bodo poiskali
lgrob junaka in pokleknili oh
MEM:
= Poeivaj, junak; Slava til!
Te dni sc lahko svobodni,
zdruzeni poklonimo ma grobo-
viii talcev. Ko so talca Stepica
v Ljubljani podrle fasisticne
krogle, sc je Sc enkrat pobral
s tai in zaklical: zivela svobo-
da!
Te dni obujamo spomin ma
tiste, XII Sc MISC vrnili il Bu-
chenwalda, Dachaua, 'Mauthau-
sena in drugod. In ko pomisli-
mo mamie, mislimo ma elektric-
ne peel, kjer so zgoreli, ma plin-
|ske celice, kjer so Sc zadusili, in
morda ma rumene trobentice, XII
so pognale spomladi ma njiho-
viii izravnanih grobovih.
Takrat Sc je zacelo. Pc No
tranjskem Sc je valila laska vol
ska proti Ljubljani in odhajala
dalje ma Hrvatsko in v Dalma-
CLIO. Nastopila je doba laske
fasistiene okupacije. Ma Rake
ku je ostala laska vojaska po-
sadka. Zaceli so sc hudi casi.
Ljudstvo nj klonilo in nj smelo
kloniti. Zacele so Sc THE pripra-
We "a boj proti okupatorju. re
v poletju 1941 Sc je ma Rakeku
organizirala Osvobodilna from
ia. Prvi stirje domacini so re
leta 1941 odsli v partizane. Lju-
die so zbrali orozje, prispevke,
zenske in otroci pa so Jim no.
sill hrano. Mladi fantje so imeh
skrivne sestanke in imeli ponoci
vojaske vaje po vrtovih. 13.
marca 1912 Sc je vprico Itali-
janov odpeljalo IL vasi ma kami-
onu 40 fantov eprtanih z ma
hrbtniki - v hribe. Ljudje so
zdaj videli, da gre zares. Ii
fantje so bill med prvimi, XII so
sli v BOZ proti okupatorju ma
Notranjskem. ze kmalu so Sc
spopadli z Lahi v Lozki dolini
in jih cd tam pognali proti Gra-
hovemu. ,Boji so trajali cd 13.
do 19. maja 1912, ko je prispe-
la Lahom pomoc. o nekaterih
fantih pripovedujejo, da so Sc
bill kakor levi, veeina jih je ju-
nasko pablo.
Odhod prve skupine domaei-,
nov v partizane je razdrazil La
he, da so zaprli kot talee pet
vascanov. Hotel so S tenn pre-
preciti Sc nadaljnje odhajanje
vascanov v partizane. Med tai
ci so bill: Tursic Ivan, Zorc FIR,
Mlakar Janko, Pirc joe, Bonn
bae Martin. Lahi so zdaj zlasti
preganjali druzine, katerih dru-
zinski clani so sli v hribe.
BOZ je dobival vedno ostrejse
oblike. Lahi so priredili DO vasi
prvo blockade 10. junija, nato
pa splosno racijo 20. junija |.
Evening star., 1946-01-09

Broad arms and full spring con-
struction, upholstered in beau
tiful long wearing cotton tapes
try with walnut finished carved
frame and panels. A suite that
will give charm and graceful
ness to your living room.
OPEN an Account
Evening star., 1946-01-09
Group Indorses Efforts
For Fairer Sum 10 D. {.

Backing establishment of more
equitable fiscal policy of the Fed
eral Government toward the Dis
trict, the Thomas Circle
Citizens Association last night
voted its appreciation to Senator
O'Mahoney.
Members expressed the belief that
Senator O'Mahoney's fight for a
substantial increase in the $6,000,-
600 Federal lump sum appropria-
ton indicates the Federal Govern
ment is not contributing it's full
share toward financing the District.
They voted to oppose assumption
by the District of half of the con-
struction cost of the proposed
United States District Court build
ing at Pennsylvania avenue and C
street NV. and proposed that any
space used by the District in the
Evening star., 1946-01-09
AFL 10 Draft Plans
For Navy Yard Wage
Raises Here Monday

A new drive for wage increases
in the country's Navy yards, also
covering the 10000 civilian employees
of the Naval Gun Factory here, will
be mapped by leaders of the Amer
ican Federation of Labor at con-
ference here Monday, it was dis
closed today.
Nicholas Smedile, vice president
of the Naval Gun Factory Metal
Trades Council, announced the
union is seeking a 80 per cent in
crease for employees of the gun fac
tory, until recently known as the
Washington Navy Yard.
International presidents of all
crafts and delegates from many of
the country's Navy yards are eX-
pected to attend the conference,
called by John P. Frye of the AFL
Metal Trades Department.
NJ P. Alifas, president of District
A, International Association of Ma
chinists (AFL), said the conference
would present its wage program to
the Shipbuilding Sterilization Com
wittee.
10 Per Cent Recommended.
A 10 per cent increase recon-
mended by the Sterilization Com
mittee last week for the entire ship
building industry applies to yards
operated by the Navy, Mr.. Alifas
said. Neither the Navy nor private
industry have taken action on it, he
pointed out.
A Navy Department spokesman
said the power to increase wages in
Navy yards rests with the Secretary
of the Navy. Requests for general
wage increases have been submitted
during peacetime to board of re-
view appointed by the Secretary, but
no board has acted since 1910.
Rumors that the Navy is consid-
ering 10 per cent increase for it's
yards were denied by the spokes-
man. There has been no action at
all, he said.
Mr.. Smedile complained that the
unions at the gun factory have tried
for two years to raise the wage scale
without getting any action by the
Navy Department.
Action Passed Along.
"The Navy turned it over to the
War Labor Board. WLB kicked it
to the Labor Department. The
Labor Department passed it on to
the Office of Price Administration
Now the Shipping Sterilization
Committee has it and the committee
has taken a recess" he said.
Mr.. Smedile and representative
of Columbia Lodge, No. 174, Machin-
ist Union, will speak for en-
ployes of the gun factory at the
conference Monday.
A spokesman for the factory en-
phaSized it has no authority to
change wage scales established by
the Navy Department. Neither he
nor Mr.. Smedile could predict how
great a reduction in force will take
place there in 1916.
237 Given Notice.
The latest discharge notices went
to 237 machinists on December 81
Several thousand have been dropped
since vi day. An accurate count is
being prepared now, according to the
factory spokesman.
Mr.. Smedile said that all war serv-
ice appointees in the metal shops
have left the yard. Some of the men
had nine years experience and per-
manent civil service status, but only
fair efficiency ratings, he reported.
Evening star., 1946-01-09

building for litigation be paid for
instead on a rental basis.
Citing complaints of damage and
theft of automobiles on public
parking lots, the association moved
to request the Board of District
Commissioners for compulsory IL
censing of these lots.
The group also resolved to give
full support to the current antirat
drive.
The meeting was held in the
home of the president, Mrs. Ella M.
Thompson, 1886 Sixteenth street
NV.
Evening star., 1946-01-09
Bermuda leeuIizes Autos

HAMILTON, Bermuda, Jan. 8 QP
General use of automobiles in Ber-
muda was legalized by the Legisla-
ture yesterday. A clause prohibit
ing general use of motor cars in
the colony was deleted from a new
motor car act.
Evening star., 1946-01-09
Mrs. Crosby's Mother Dies

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 8 (P.-Bing
Crosby's mother -in-law, Mrs. Nora
Wyatt, died Monday in nearby Santa
Monica after a heart attack. Be-
sides Mrs. Crosby she is survived by
her husband, Evan wyatt.
Evening star., 1946-01-09
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Mentholatum today. Jars, tubes 30t.
Evening star., 1946-01-09
Wartime Wurdens to Meet

Five hundred persons who COM
posed the East Central Air Raid
Warden Service will be awarded GER
tificates of merit at a meeting OF
wartime wardens and auxiliary
groups at the Dunbar School at
p m. Friday.
Evening star., 1946-01-09

Every S3 invested in Series "E''
Victory Bonds will get you 81 at ma
turity.
Evening star., 1946-01-09
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The Nome nugget., 1946-11-13
Priests Revolt And Burn Two to Death In China
(Bv Tom Masterson)

PEIPING, (P) - Chinese police reported today that 36 priests in the famous Taoist temple Paiyun- kuan CWhite Cloud revolted yes terday and burned to death the temples abbot and its Taoist lay man on a huge bonfire.
 The police related this story:
 The priests accused the two men of violating Taoist regulations. They smashed into the mems liv- ing quarters and dragged them out 70 the ternple gate.
 The priests beat the two men with clubs, trussed them with the ropes, flung them on a pile of fire wood doused them with gasoline and fired the bier.
 Police found the totally charred bodies more than an hour later. TWenty-Seven of tNe priests sur rondered and the other nine were turned over to the nOlice.
 The abbot, Am Shih-Lin, was more than 50 years old. The lay man Pal Chin-Xi held no official title in the temple.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-13
SKATING FOR THE YOUTH OF NOME

This morning work began to clear on River St. between C and D Streets, an area to be flooded and used for public skating. For some me there has been the need for such an open air sport center in the heart of Nome where youth can skate on a maintained and lighted area under supervision. This project is an activity of the Ministerial Association and will be maintained and supervised by the ministers of the association every day in the week except Sun days, at which time it is their de- sire to see everyone have the op- portunity to attend church.
 Rev. A. Capener was appointed by the association to go ahead with the details of the project, SuCH as SelIlnS peIInIoSIOn IIOHl the city to use the street, the do- nation of the power for light from the Northern Light Go. and help from the Lomen Go. in clearing the debris from the area. Admis- sion will be free and all are vel come to come and utilize the fa- cilities.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-13
MRS. FOHN-HANSEN
 FIyISHES DEMONSTRATIONS

Mrs. Fohn-Hansen of the Uni versity of Alaska Extension Serv- ice completed her series of dem onstrations Monday evening at the Territorial School with an increas- ing number in attendance every evening since last Wednesday, Mondays demonstration was de- voted to foods and homemakers were shown new and quicker ways of making rolls. The impor- tance of the potato in the diet was stressed and many new ways of preparing the lowly vegetable were shown.
 Mrs. Fohn-Hansen leaves today for Unalakleet and McGrath where she will have classes before returning to Anchorage. She states that anyone who did not get pam phlets may have them by writing Extension Service, University of Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-13
Forecast And
 Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. s. Dept. of Commerce, Weather Bureau.

Wednesday, November l3, l946
 Forecast Nome: Clear to scatter ed clouds tonight and Thursday. Continued cold. Lowest tempera- ture tonight IS. Highest Thurs day zero.
 Nome data as of 7:30 am. today: Precipitation last 24 hours none Total precipitation this month 0.08 inches.
 Temperatures last 24 hours: highest 1 lowest IS.
 Maximum wind last A hours 20 miles an hour from the North.
 Sunrise at 8:29 a.m., sunset at 3:06 pm.
 Comparative data: Tempera- lures one year ago today: highest 14, lowest 6.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: Lowest --l5 in 1946, highest 32 in 1927.
 Data for other selected stations as of 7.30 a m. today.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-13
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA SECOND DIVISION.
 No. 3698 SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION WALLACE I. ROBERTSON,

SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION WALLACE I. ROBERTSON,
 Plaintiff LULA ROBERTSON, Defendant The President of the United States
 of America:
 To the above named Defendant, GREETING:
 You are hereby required to ap- pear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Second Div;- sion, within 30 days after the last publication of this Summons, namely within 30 days after the 18th day of November, l946, in case this Summons is published; or within 40 days after the date of its service upon you in case this Summons is served upon you per sonally, and answer the Complaint of the above named plaintiff on file in the said Court in the above entitled action: The plaintiff in said action prays that he be grant ed an absolute divorce from de- fendant:
 And in the event you so fail to appear and answer the plaintiff will take Judgment against you for want thereof, and will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in his Complaint and as herein above stated.
 WITNESS the Honorable Joseph w. Kehoe, Judge of said Court,
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-13

All maps of the world, unlike globes, have distortions.
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-13

and the Seal of said Court here unto affixed the 2Gnd day of Oc- tobcr, lo46.
 ALMER RYDEEN,
The Nome nugget., 1946-11-13

(SEAL)
 By NORVIN w. LEWIS,
 Deputy Clerk Publish Oct. 23. 30, Nov. 6, 13.
Evening star., 1946-08-19
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3-bedrm., 2-bath brick. Vienna. St3,e5o.
-oedrm. Colonial. Waverly Hills, S13,-
2-fami1y home, Alex, S13,a5o.
Lee bung. oil heat, Baliston, SIC 500.
Colonial brick. tiled bath, Sl4,450
s.Im. Lyon Village bung., sf4s50,'
Arlington Forest. 6-bedrm brick, tile
heat, copper plumbing storm windows.
level fenced yard. $4,000 cash needed to
purchase. Quick possession
If interested. phone WEAVER REALTY
CO. CH; 4434, CHI. 1162. OK. 3l20 for
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