« v, ^ Kupujte lOJNE BONDPI Najstarejil tlovenski dnevnik T Ohio Oglati v tem littu •o uspešni !2;^_XXVII._LET0 XXVII. med naprednimi Madžari za delovanje s slovanskimi sosedi EQUALITY NEODVISEN DNEVNIK ZA SLOVENSKE DELAVCE V AMERIKI Kupujte VOJNE BONDEI The Oldest Slovene Daily In Ohio Beat Advertising Medium __CLEVELAND, OHIO, SATURDAY (SOBOTA), APRIL 29, 1944 S TAMAII DAUD ve, kaj bi s kravo, katero IvIlUV DUrlD je župan lausche 'kupil" na licitanti ŠTEVILKA (NUMBER) 100 NA MINUTO ^ LONDON, 24. aprila (O. N.| zveza proti nemško-fašistične-ustanovljeni! mu vpadu." -i® izrazil' Odbor no namerava povabiti| 7 1 UATIIC % povojno Madžai'- iia .sodelovanje ne lIab.sbui'veee madjarske republike; na sodetoranje LONDON 28. aprila, - Da- 'noigiq.o „ „ ^ l"es se je nadaljevala predinva- . G- I Profe.sor Rii.stem Vambery.| ^jjgka zračna ofenziva, v kateri ''«'•0//;/ m nndPlnrnnh^ . Oscar Jas, m druKi madžarski!. za sodelovanje s Sovjetsko Rusi jo Grof , I so britski in ameriški bombniki hberalc. v Združenih državah,!bombe predvsem na na-i Karoiyi je povedal na:prid,%'2Iu/m^^^^^^^^ v I "ku kateremu je prisostvo-} bila tudi poslana Bela Rarkotu ! bei hnski radio, pa so , kot tisoa Madžarov. manemi/skladaleliu. Cr' bo.skupna borba s slo-itonu Halasyj^. diplomatu. k k i"' združila bolj j je resi^niral kot madjarski po-i ^ ^ poioca, je padlo na ■^^^terakoli bodoča konferen-; slanik v Londonu, ko je Mad- T T postojanke 500 tonov * *' hAm n 11 o iivr\ /-\»7tv»nwnrt Je] žarska pi-istopila k osišču. , Nla!^" politike, ki bi bila na! Novo ustail^jeni odbor se ne} in teheranske deklaracije j bo spuščal v nobene teritorijal-1 ^ Gško-sovjetskega in če-i ne spore, in enostavno izjavlja, I y^Vietskega pakta. Podpi- da madžarski nai'od želi dobiti evropske federacije] meje, ki mu omogočijo svobod- v Je misel sanitarni kordenjno in samqstojno življenje % . , Rusiji, ampak mogočna svobodni demokratski Evropi, i bremenu koncentrirala svoj o- vrne "vojni čas bomb na uro, oziroma osem to- j nov vsako minuto. Medtem kjo so bili britski | bombniki ponoči nad nemškimi tarčami v Nemčiji, Franciji in Belgiji, so jim podnevi sledila! letala, ki so navzlic oblačnemu • Danes opolnoči se Joln> E. Lokar, ki se je včeraj za en dan vrnil \' Cleveland, da vidi, kako se politični položaj razvija na "domači Jronti," nam je jiox'edal, da ima na rokah sila mučen prob-lem, in da želi; da mu rojaki v Clevelandu i>i'iskočijo na ])()moč. ! Ko sta se > z županom l.auschetom \ četrtek mudila nekje blizu Cirr levi lie doli v južnem Ohij u, sta se ustavila tudi na neki žj\ inski licitaiitj. Na |lozoi išče sta dosjjela i-avno, ko je bila na licitanti lepa kiavica. Obstala sta in ])0slušala. "Ak&onii" kliče; "Pr\ič, drugič, tretjič . . župan se tedaj iiopraska za ušesom, in v tistem trenotku naznani akšonir," ki je \idel Lauschera ko je dvignil roko. da je krava njegova! župan Lau.'iche je bil malo \ zadregi, ampak na pomoč inu je priskočil John, ki je odštel if'.'jl.OO in kra\o vzel "pod svoje okrilje." Kar Lokarja sedaj skrbi, je to, kam bo dal kravo, kaflar Ix* "dospela" v Cleveland. Rekel nam je, da rojaki, ki so "kratki" z racijskimi pointi in imajo radi dober "isteak," naj se obrnejo do njega, in jim bo „ade volje postregel . . . ' Kai- se go\ernerske k^impanje tiče, nam je John povedal, da je razpoloženje jiovsod izborno. Shodi so sijajno obiskani, in .nič nenavadnega ni, da v malem mestu kot je ChillicothQ, pride na shod tisoč ljudi. Kako veliko je zanimanje za Lauschetovo govei iiersko kampanjo celo izven države Ohio,,je dokaz dejstvo, da je odlična ne\v-yorška revija "Life," jmslala dva reporter j a in dva fotografa, ki spremljata Lau.scheta na njegovi govorniški turi, o kateri 1)« omenjeni list v bližnji bodočnosti obširno |)oročal. Nova ruska ofenziva na romunski fronti Rdeča vojska je prekoračila reko Prut v bližini Jasija MOSKVA, 28. aprila. — Poročila s fronte javljajo danes, da so čete Rdeče vojske udarile preko reke Prut pod Jasi j eni v Romuniji. Poročilo dostavlja, da so bile nemške čete vržene z močno utrjene linije na desnem bregu reke. 28. H])rilu. -— Ko- *# ,* * y# ## . num.ski komiinikoj ,je danes po- » ©Sil IZ ZIVl|On|Q QfTI©-ročal, da so Rusi v bližini mesta »vi qi ■ Jasi pod vzel i močno ol'enzi\'o, riSKlrl olOV©nC©V I ki .je podprta ■/. veliko silo tan-! kov. Poročila i/. Moskve do Nell's,'O.—John Paskv ,je bil 28. t. m. ubit p'remo)fo\ nikti . ^^'daj l^owhatan Pointii. Pil je član niso omenila bojev na romunski društva 4 SNPJ in rojen' •>' ok-Ironli. pač pa .lavl.iajo o nada- t^^ra 1880 na Poljskem. l.je\an,ju napadov na nemške in poslov, partizani privedli posadko ^'^eriškega letala na varno i genj na letalska polja v Fran-1 ciji. Med drugim je bil napaden ! nemški aerodrom v Avordu, ki se nahaja 130 milj južno od Pariza. poročajo, da je a-.stvo. Ker ni mogel vsled zate-, ' narednik "Chuck Jenk-jklega kolena hoditi, so ga po- 'Is' (to OPA DOVOLI VIŠJE CEN K ZA OVSENE MRVE svojg "" je nadal, k e r I sadili na voz in peljali s seboj hi ^^.P'^avega imena ne sme j v malo gorsko selo. OPA urad dovoli od tega te- jeih ^ J^"ost) povedal o svo-j . 'dna dalje izdelovalcem ovsenih 6.dnevnem bivanju med ^ tri desetine centa H partizani, v ka-!^ ^ ° tovause letalca, ceno za funt. ki Te'povedlo'letalce! r"™'' ™ k letala s svojimi tov,-! J"" P"'"-: el^e i d™ °teSk Z O"' '»to poiko-i'''"-"J"' P""":; vitek ovK,.ih m,v, in okrog o- ..'I« v zračni koliziji nad Ju- . .'f. i^^oslav^je nazaj, centov za zavitek osem in I'rediio Kit's t f d a ii e s spat, lie pozabite potisniti liazalec za eno nro naprej. 0(1 polnoči dalje l)o Cleveland n a ni r e č zopet imel "vzhodni vojni čas." S tem si boste prihranili /annide in noprilike, ki jih boste imeli, če bi pozabili uro naravnati v soglasju z novim časom. ■ ■ .J ■ . t- . Nov grob JOSEPH HEPAR Nenadna smrt mornariškega tajnika Franka Knoxa aprila. I "romunske čete v Sevaslo])olu, katerim .se hoče piuprečiti e\a-kuacija. V iuki črnoniorskcHa mesta so včeraj ruski letalci potopili štiri nemške barke, dva torped-na čolna in eno patrolno ladjo. WASHINGTON, 28. Danes ob 12:08 popoldne ji.[SorJclslca letala so bomhardi- Meti'opJlitanske opere^ bo iia Sti-abane, l';i^—Dnc Hi. t. m. je umrl .Jacob Smci'del, star 61 let, član dru.štva 1:18 >SN1M in lojen V vasi Gelce pri St. Petru na Krasu. V Ameriki je ))il 41 let. Zapušča žOno, d\e hčeri iti ene^a sina. Chicago.—Anton šubelj, član I nenadoma umrl mornariški taj-I iiik Fiank Knox, ki je bil stai rala Lroi stopil v vlofii Sargent a v za-. LONDON, 20. aprila. Po- ključni operi "La Boheme" r 70 let. I odleKel jesrcni bolezni. ,,j,^ objavljeno v tretjem dejanju dan'e.s, katera Ki -a je napadla preteklo nede-iMo.skvi danes zjutraj, javlja, oddajana po radiu WLS. u%-, Piičiie se ob 1:80 p(X)pldnf .(či- 1 I jo, ko se je mudil v Manclies-j ter. New Hampshire, kamor je .šel na ])ngT6b s\7)je^il iiekdanje-Ka bizniškena partnerja J: A M uehlin^a. i; t. , ' narednik, ki je doma j^'naia N. k, na zavezniški teren v Italiji. štiridesetih unč. /tesiiosl Kiioxort'f/a stanja ni bila znana Zateklo koleno je delalo Chu- Po dolgi in mučni bolezni je preminil na svojem domu Jo-Najvisje cene za na debelo in seph Repar star 76 let stanu-^"'^'anapolisa'"ie ISil"'na"svT preglavice in tako je ostal j na drobno prodajo so določene joč na 435 E 160 St Doma ie zdravnik ukazal, da se: mnoKo požarov. Lvov lo glavni ^teve zeie, dan 5 WrLZT t « -""'O p-"-' "O - Vttlo ceno. L k vasi """"'T' ....... Naln™ : ko je bil prvič v svoji» l)osebnim spremljevalcem; --------Vid. kler zan.iSf« »e.trr. M.io """ .I'"', \ ui vic v svujn _ ,. " " I "'iZnlT ''"I Koncert za JPO,SS letala s padalom. pozneje Zdjjp. ... . i Star seljak »in njegova žena j bo sanjalo, ^ vso noč menjavala obklad-' tako zanimiva,kg na njegovem kolenu, da bil^^a pevska" zbora "Slo I tako mogel Čimprej hoditi. y i Euclida in Jadran' iz Vid, kjer zapušča sestro Nezo . ,7 , . napad, vendar resnost iijcjiove- Zalar in nek^.! sorodnikov. Tu- , • ,. . , ; , . . , . , r, , , ,, , Ka .stan.ia v javnosti iH hila zna- 1 kaj jc bival 31 let. Zapušča za- vi,,..,,...,; . , . I, . . ' I na. .Mornarica )e selc \ccr;« 1 i lujoco soprogo Frances doma' j Javnosti je že znano, da bo- g^^ov, fara št. Vid na No- * ""/""„.1», d:, .,r,la.|,iik Slovan" iz iz Collin- da je Rdeča vojska včeraj no 0(1 Stanislawovva ubila 800 kaški (as). šuhelj j(> član ekso-' N(>rnco\'in Madžarov, ki so \ ku1 ivin-j-a odbora Anieriškeji.i , zori I i protl-napad na ruske li- K'lda jjlashcnih umetnikov, či-nije. .y*"' predsednik je slavni bari- tonisl Lawrence Tibbetl. V četrtek ponoči je velika si-! la ruskih bombnikov v|)ri%orila Dragerton, Utah—Pri delu Ko se je \ viiil v Washington,''lapad na Lvov ter |)ovzročila I'udniku se je težko poškodoval Lvo\' je {glavni Steve žele. član društva 20(> išel iz Colora-bolnišiiici. New York.—V bolnišnici St. Vincent je umrl za |)ljučnicc John Ilrihar, star 45 let iu do-V ma i% Domžal, odkoder je pri- Kaznovana postopača Clevelandska policija je tranjskem, in tri otroke: Frances, poročeno Nedoh, Franka in zbolel; rečeno je bilo, da li-))i prizadevanju, da se napravi ko- ^el s svojimi siiirši v New York na ))i'eb{>\ni nerednosli in da nec vandalizmu, začela % lovom v zKodnji mladosti. 'J'u za|iušča da pade v roke naci-l^raku irpnAel spremije^alec sl^ooda. jutri popoldne priredila:^;/};;;^;;;omotica. ll) »-y I Cll\U J C JUi lOcA ____ I je nemški ujetnik, [konjem in tiho sta odšla svojo! zanimiv koncert v SDD na Wa- ^ Drew Field Tam on Fla dva zem-jpot po gorskem terenu. Bila je|terloo Rd., katerega čisti dobi- y,,^,ka in več sorodnikov'.' Po- sjt- - ' P seboj malo hi-i^q težka in trda Dot no sneeui^®^ namenjen v sklad podr.: u„ ,,v.žii „ nnn^Hoii^ir na moške, ki brez posla pošto- ženo, eno hčerko, mater in pet i Knox, ki je bil rojen v Ros- pa jo po cestnih vogalih. V ta -sester. tonu, je bil lastnik dnevnika namen se je poslužila neke sta- New "t'ork.—Xauloma jo prepoveduje umrla znana rojakinja Mary »pazil pod seboj malo hi-jto težka in trda pot po snegul^^k je namenjen v sklad podr.:g..ebBgb(,^ršilv,)onedeliekob' '^^"(:»W)l)ailyNew.<."Podnje. le qrdinance, ki prepoveduje umrla yjxma m.,akinja Mary ^^tiTf V30 noč je bilo čuti strelja-l&t. 35 JPO.SS, oziroma za v po-: 9.45 u,.; -^trai iz »ogrinega vod^^tvom je mor,uuica, postopanje po ulicah. Včeraj I mk. .sLua u let ho.iena .10 S hil ' »je nemških stiojnic in parti-M«^ "bogim trpinom on-lz^voda Joseoh Žele in sinovi n"-'3ta bila na {lolicijski sodniji ob- b,la v Gorskem kota, ju pr, pa »aj bo potem žz i ženskih pušk. Ppi . " pride do ljudi. ; Pn devetih urah tavanja po ^■"ečo P'^'^tanju je imel Chuck i vijugastih in zasneženih gor-. j^ pristal baš na dvo- skih potih, je bil Chuck tako k je seljaške hiše, ki zdelan, da se je le s težavo še ^41 ^ pod seboj, ko je pa-j mogel obdržati v sedlu. A par-1% zemlji. Nekoliko pre-|tizani, je dejal mladi Američan, l(N -I® pristal z desnim j se ne utrudijo tako zlepa. F^o ""'In tod Namesto čevljev so imeli na ni razumel, onadva ^1,"e. Stari ga je vpra-1 nogah kose usnja in v tem so ^ Post ^ žensko spravila I gazili naprej po snegu, j' če hoče "raki", kar je, da mora biti žga-: do prvega var- je dejal, da bi radl"^^^ "^^^Ija, so spet poskrbe-"% ? ^kega. Mož mu je nalilj'' Chucka, ki je imel še ved- • ^ KOr 1--1---r,-------: parti-i"-- """"" """K"" trpinom on-, g^voda Joseph Žele in sinovi, stran morja, ki se danes na živine,, ob 10:30 uri v cerkev Ma-Ijenje m smrt borijo za svojoirije Vnebovzetje in nato na Cal- osvoboditev izpod jarma naci-: vary pokopališče. zma. Ni potrebno posebej po-; vdarjati, da mnogobrojni poset| priredbe, bo veliko pripomogel' SI-'OVENSKI RADIO PItO k ojačitvi blagajne, ki se jo GUAM rabi izključno v dobrodelne svr-he za domovino. Program bo nadvse zanimiv. Nastopil bo t(i-di Mladinski pevski zbor SDD, Jennie liitihar ie Pat'" "" " a dobil je takoj j snegu so se rinili naprej ne-pomoč starega ,gor-! vzdržno, ženske in moški, ter so sta in njegove žene,; plezali čez skale in strmine, da Aft, najprej vedeti, če so mogli slediti konjem, ki sojP° programu, ki se prične točno Iti . ali Anglež. Chuck; šli naprei i ob 3. uri popoldne, se bo v spod- morska sila, ki jo j(> svet kdaj, sojena na globo dva mladi Oabi-u. videl. , 1 moška, ki sta postopala na vo- Chicago . , ,.''galu W. 6 St. in Literary Ave. ixejela od svojega mo/a Johna, Lela nhib je bil leiJublikoiiski • , . , .. , --i • r ....... I ki sluzi v amenski armadi v lioctprea.seaniski kandidat ki "^zarec rakije. Na koleno, oteklo koleno. Spravi- 2 zateklo vsled udar- ^ posteljo in par par- X. pristanu, sta mu stavilaJ® °®talo pri njem. V st ter sploh skuša-: Pa so spet nadaljevali zanj vse, kar sta mo-1 Tri noči je trajalo kns!' bilo potovanje po gorskih potih. Tre- bote na nedeljo pomaknilo čas za eno uro naprej, je nastala sprememba pri radio programih. Slovenski radio program, , . . , , . katerega ste sedaj poslušali na nji dvorani serviralo večerjo, | a p i. / .. , .. , , , ' WuAR radio postaji vsako ne- nakar se razvije domača zabava U,- n i n .-ja j , ' deljo ob 11. do 11:30 ure do- s p esom. poldne, boste odslej slišali od POMOČ POTREBNA dopoldne. Slovenski odbor za Ruski voj- j ni relief sporoča, da bo jutri, v nedeljo popoldne polnil zavojč- Letji 1986, ko so i c])ublikani i nomiiiirali Alf Landoiia ' pred-.sedniškini kandidatom, je l)il Ker se bo tekom noči od so-! Knox rejiublikan.ski ])()dpi ed- V PODPORO 'ZAR.IP' V prid pevskemu zboru "Žarke, katere se potom glavnega ja" so prispevali sledeči: Po $5: odbora za Ruski vojni relief,'jos. Kodrič; po $2.00: Frank pošlje na pristojno mesto. Na-! Kovačič, John in Mary Za veri, pravilo se bo 100 zabojčkov, za I Jakob švigel, Mary Stefančič, kar se potrebuje pomoči. Ko-1 Matt Bizjak, Mr. in Mrs. Ko-I,tja noč je bila najbolj zanimiva, j mur čas popušča in je pri volji j goj; po $1.00: Amalija Bože-ish I a mladi nnrprlnik lA ^ pomagati pri dobri stvari, je;glav, K. Slosar in Frank Maka- prošen, da pride v nedeljo objrovič, 40c Mra. Selan. Zarja se p ° ko so prišli hI a mladi narednik je dejal, da o tudi niso znali izkušnjah te noči ne sme govo-^^'.toda so mu dali razu- riti iz vojaških ozirov in radi V P" prijateljih in naj 1 varnosti drugih pilotov in par-jepo preda v njih var-j tizanskih borcev samih. 1:30 uri i)opoidne v prostore Russian Sewing Center, E. 9th St. in Prospect Ave. zahvaljuje vsem darovalcem kot tudi vsem, ki so pomagali pri zadnji prireditvi. .«edniški kandidiit. V maju 1940 Ra je predsednik Roosevelt imenoval mornariškim tajnikom v znamenju narodnega edin.stva % ozirom na položaj, ki je nastfil vsled druge svetovne vojne. 01) istem času je bil poklican v kabinet tudi Henry L. Stimson, istotako republikanec, ki je postal vojni tajnik. , Nekateri republikanci so % ozirom na to zahtevali, da se Knoxa in Stimsona izobči iz stranke, vendar ni bila tozadevno nikdai' podvzeta nobena akcija. IZ BOLNIŠNICE Iz mestne bolnišnice se je po tri-mesečni bolezni vrnil na svoj dom Mr. Joseph Gubane, stanujoč na 15607 Holmes Ave. Lepo se zahvaljuje za obiske vsem sorodnikom in prijateljem. Angliji, vest, da se je tam se- SVETOVALEC ZA SIA!ŽHE stal s svojim bratom Frankom. VRACAJOCIM SE VE- ki tudi služi v an^n-iški arma- TERANORI di. Srečanje med bratoma je r. . bilo T)risrčno. Da pomaga vojnim vetera-1 nom do služb, ki so zanje naj-1 ^ bolj primerne, je posredovalni-i Nove racijske olajšave ca za službe vojaštvu nastavila OPA urad je včeraj odredil 'svetovalca veteranom" v vsa- nove racijske olajšave, ko je na-kega izmed svojih 1,500 lokal- znanil, da se bo do nadaljnega nih uradov. naznanila dobilo brez vsakih WMC naznanja, da je poskrb- P"'"tov osem vrst konservii:y Ijeno za vsakega svetovalca v vsaki bolnici in pravi, da bo ta služba postala oimdalje bolj važna za nacijonalno ekonomijo in za veterane, ki jih odpustijo približno dvajset pet tiA soč na "mesec. ZADUŠNICA nega soCivja, m sicer; paradižnik, koruza, rdeča pesa, asparagus, špinača, grah, "garban-zo" fižol in slično sočivje. ZADNJI DAN ZA ZNAMKO ŠT. IX Danes poteče rok za znamko št. 18 v racijski knjižici 1 za čevlje. V Mandelnovi trgovini, 6107 St. Clair Ave., imajo lepo izbero finih čevljev. Porabite vašo znamko gotovo danes, ako jo še imate na roki. V ponede- ob 3. uri popoldne priredita pevska zbora Jadran" in "Slovan" skupni koncert v korist JPO.SS, v Slov. del. domu, Waterl ob 8. uri zvečer se vrši koncert Glasbene Matice.v Slov. nar. domu, St. Clair Ave. Zadušnica ob 30. dnevnici smili pokojne Rose Jaklič se bo brala v cerkvi sv. Vida v torek ob 8:15 uri zjutraj in ne v ponedeljek, kot je bilo že poroča-j Ijek stopi, v veljavo znamka At. 12 z aeroplanom v knjižici št. 4. oo Rd. no. $ KTRAN 2 ENAKOPRAVNOST 29. aprila "ENAKOPRAVNOST" Owned and Published by TUE AMERICAN JUGOSLAV PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO. 6231 ST. CLAIR AVENUE — HENDERSON 5311-12 Issued Every Day Except Sundays and Holidays SUBSCRIPTION RATES (CENE NAROČNICI) By Carrier In Cleveland and by Mail Out ol Town: y ' (Po razuaSalcu v Cleveland In po pošti izven mesta): Por One Year — (Za celo leto) ...................................................................................$6.50 For Half Year — (Za pol leta) ..................................................................................... 3.50 For 3 Months — (Za 3 mesece) .................................................................................... 2.00 By Mall in Cleveland, Canada and Mexico; ,(Po pošti V Clevelandu, Kanadi In Mehiki): For One Year — (Za celo leto) .....................................................................................$7.50 For Half Year — (Za pol leta) ...................................................................................... 4.00 For 3 Month# — (Za 3 mesece). ..................................................................................... 2.25 For Europe, South America and Other Foreign Countries: ,rdne .................i, xwimiWiwijiii'i Army & Navy News This past week several Cle-j Street, was home on a ten-day veland Slovenes were promoted! furlough. He left this morningi ..,s..rir ENGLISH SECTION-—^ 53n.5:„% , april 29. 1944 aaH!imajrixSiiii-j.iis L. , ■ .jit,,-,,........ Cur+Qfh Going Up Obituaries To the rank of flight officers,! and others were commissioned second Lieut. Among them were; Richard A. Jaksic, 6111 St. Clair Ave. (Lieut.); Elmer C. Kaste lie, 692 E. 96th St .(Flight Officer); Michael M. Modic, 1146 E. 76 St. (Flight Officer); Martin A. Zagorc Jr., 778 E. 154 Street (Lieut.), and Frank M. Bolek, 19122 Abby Avenue (Lieut.) Friends of Albert Maver may write to him at the following address: Pvt. Albert A. Maver, 35304066, Hq. Co., Shore Bn., 543 E. B. & S. R., a E. S. B., APO 928, c/o Postmaster, San Francisco, California. Home on a ten day furlough is Tech. Sgt. Jim F. Petrovik, 1091 E. 67 Street. His military address is: T Sgt. Jim F. Petrovik, Co. A 194th Glider Inf., Camp Forrest, Tennessee. Home on a ten day furlough after eight months in the service, is Pfc. Joseph J. 'Hribar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hribar, 803 E. 155 Street. Pfc. Hribar is serving with the 171st Engineers (C) Bn., at Campj Carson, Colorado, and states} that he is very glad to be home where the temperature is quite mild in comparison with the zero weather they are having at camp. His brother, Alfonze, who is in the United States Coast Guard Service, has recently been promoted to the rank of Seaman First Class, and transferred to Frankfort, Michigan. Both boys were former delivery boys for the Enako, foi- a »lumber of years. On furlough this past week from Camp Campbell, Kentucky, was Pvt. Joseph Toma-j ric, son of Mrs. Mary Tomaric, 125] East 173 Street. Pvt. Tomaric was visiting his wife at 6804 Whitney 'Avenue. Ho returned to camp Wednesday. Pvt. Max Traven, 1249 for Camp Robinsin, Arkansas,! ToleneWS TheO+re where he is serving with the army in the Personnel Department. On fu I'lough after fifteen months of training, is George Burich, who recently graduated from Cadet School at Blythe-ville, Arkansas, and was promoted to the rank of 2nd Lieut, and First Pilot. With his wife they visited his parents in Calu-ment, Mich., and are now staying with Mr. and Mrs. Mikus, Edna Avenue, parents of Mrs'. Burich. After a short furlough he will report for duty at Lock-bourne, Ohio, where he will be first pilot A B 17. Two sons of Mr. and Mrs. John Prijatelj, 411 Depot St., Conneaut, Ohio, arc in the service. Rudy is in England and John is in California. Friends may write to them at the following addresses: John P^yately, Hd. Sq. 42, Santa Barbara, California. Ireland's importance to Allied strategy in the coming invasion of Europe is revealed in the latest March of Time, which p:ets its first Cleveland showing at the Telenews Theatre. "The Irish Question," is a factual, up-to-the minute repoi t of neutral Eire today and a timely answer to all the questions-about Ireland's neutrality for which Americans have been' seeking answers. This film will be the last to come out of Ireland for some time since the British have cur-tailed travel, .set up stringent^ rationing and rigid censorshi]).| It shows Eire as she is today, inflexible in her determination! to remain neutral at any cost. Captured German films, have now been released revealing the whole story of the raid on Dieppe in 1942. A ])age from the military pact that helped : shape Allied strategy for the CONCERT IN CANTON Tomorrow, April :U)tli, The American Jiigoslav Citizen Club, is si)onsoriiig a concert:^ to be held in Canton at Greeki Hall, 10th St. and Ross Rd.,i N. E. The program will start at; 3:00 )). m., and there is a dance i scheduled for the evening. Dr.' George D. Pop off. will re present Cleveland's Mayor. Frank: J. Lausche. Mrs. Gacinovinch of Pittsburgh. Pa., will be one of the speakers. Traffic News springtime is here and with j it comes added hazards for the! motorists. The children have replaced the ice skates with roller skates and the sleds have been hung in the atlic in.favor of the bicycle and the coaster wagons. Children are busy playing .baseball and flying kites, and marble games are be- lt is Sunday evening of Aprili Bai-le, Joseph—Age. 55 30 and you are ushered into a' Residence, 3618 E. 78 St. Sif-comfortable seat at Slovenian! vived by cousins. National Home. The hou»e\ iti m u novic, .V/o H—R ® dence. 14804 Westropp Eleven children survive. lights dim and the curtain goes up. Before you stands a group, of well-known singers. They are I ready to give you the best per-I formance of their life. Yes, they are the Glasbena Matica organization. For its spring concert, Glasbena Matica has arranged a very appropriate program. The main feature of the program 51 St' b.v JACK AND JILL SPONSOR DANCE TONIGHT coming more and more evident; along the curb. All of these things, together with the increased traffic on the streets, heap more and more i he S. D. 1). on W.itei loo kil. , the drivei will be .the place tonight where; both young and old will come; i in 01 der to be the honored I guests of Jack and Jill who a re j A V " dreaming about their plans for hazard. Driving .speeds tend to increase with clear and pleasant jveather. Drivers are day- of S. SC., APO 149 New York. N. Y. Rudy Pryately, Hq. Sq. 30th i invasion. Nazi movies sn APn izio C O p. jy; jthat reveal enemy strength and weakness, show the^ Anglo-i American high command what 1 they'll be up against, comes the ; time for invasion. In Washington, the biggest will be the well-known conta-to, "Ob Pepelnicni Noče," by P. Hugolin Sattner. Composer Sattner needs no lintroduction among the Slovenes of America. His compositions are sung and played in churches and other places where people meet to hear Slovene classics. Excerpts from your favorite operas such as "Carmen," "Tales of Hoffman," "Rigolet-to," "Martha," and others will be included in the second half of the program. 78 years. Dusa, Amelia—1407 E. Age, 52 years. Survived husband, son and two term. Juratovac, J a c o b—A g years. Residence, 9003 Ave. Wife, three sons, a" two daughters survive. 111(1 Kasanac, Thomas—A g ® year*. Wife, two sons, two daughters survive. Krajacic, John—R e s i ^ .j Gearing Ave, Age, five sons, Therefore, do not miss the MISSING IN ACTION Missing in action since Feb. 16th in Italy, is Pvt. Albert Travnik, son of Mr. John Travnik, 1232 E. 173 Street. The 29-year-old soldier entered the U. S. Army in June, 1941, and was sent overseas last July. He was a graduate of Collinwood High School, and was employed Na?! s-'ilntp by the Nickel Plate Foundry! Arthur Hale, in a Telenews subject, ])resents sedition trial gets under way as thirty are charged as Hitler's co-conspirators. One of the prisoners is shown knocking the camera out of the hands of the newsreel i)hotographer. The; camera goes tumbling to the' ground as she boldly gives the' sponsoring this gala affaii large gathering is bound to instead make its appearance business of driv- tio Johnny Vadiinl and his Slo- Di^iviug an automobile is a vene Lads will bt in the recmires full stand to dish out anything your; -attention little heart desires. Arrive early ' and enjoy an evening of whole- Please remember to drive S opportunity of hearing your fa-some entertainment. , with extra care and just a little I vorite group of singers. Remem- less speed whenever children i ber the date .tomorrow evening, April 30, at 8 p, m. at Slovenian National Home on St. Clair Avenue. —Josephine Misic -y ATTENTION GLASBENA MATICA FANS "Snooiiy" are playing near the street. \ /S/TORS On a short visit in Cleveland ' CONVALESCEATS 111'tit City Hospital, is Anton I^otocnik, 622:? Glass Avenue. Mrs, Anna Leskoveč, 1449 E. I 172 Street., returned home fiom this i)ast week, was Mi'. Mirko , the hospital. Friends are re- G, Kuhel, who arrived with his ■ quested vo visit her, , wife, and'children from Chica- Friends of Julia V id mar. I jllinois. where he is em- ion E. 71st St., may now visit' , , ^ ,, ^ , ployed as Treasurer ol the home, _ ^ Kuhel is attending a 2151 years. Wife, one daughter survive. Maios, Theresa—1138 Ba* , St. Age, 50 years. two sons, both in U. S. survive. Plese, Paul—Age, 79 . Residence, 806 E. 99 St. and daughter survive. Slapnik, Josephine—,j Madison, Ohio. Age 55 Husband, three sons, daughter survive. ,,,, Somrak, Frank—Age, 57 >' Survived by wife and so"' Vav.v' year-"' sidencf' WOUNDED IN ACTION Co. Two brothers are in army also. Pfc. Frederick, Film Forum discussion on The rt. . . ._. ... , ** V,. k v/ii I LInre.st 81. IS .n Mississipp,, and Pvt.Umong the higher-ups in Hit-Anthony, IS st«t]oned Jn New, le/« ^^^g of would-be-world Guinea. rulers. BUKOVNIK'S Photographic Siudio 7S2 EAST 185lh ST. KEnmore 1166 oiocf ''Ok oC ' go, ployed as SNPJ. Mr. meeting of the United Committee of South Slavic Americans,; in X'ew York. Mrs. Kuhel is ; visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kapel. 19209 St. Clair Avenue. Won't you take a .journey with me to a far off distant city called Vienna, and ride in the moonlight on the soft, clear waters of the famous Vienna River?" Hit by four machine Its in both legs and j,. ; stomach, at the Anzio i head, was Pvt. Louis I son of Mr. and Mrs. Ponikvar, 1070 E. 61st ^ A Red Cross worker .gj, the parents of from a hospital he CONVALESCENT , Mr. Frank Dacar, operator of a .shoe repair shop on E. 173 and Grovewood Avenue, is convalescing at Lakeside Hospital, E. 67 where friends may visit him. Michigan Slavs Fight for Victory and Lasting Peace A dream like this may soon come true, someday, but meanwhile you can be inspired by enchanting music from the op-: era "Tales of Hoffman," which ' will bring your memories and dreams of such a place. hi iiuiii a iiuHiJiLiii where recuperating. Pvt. tered the service in Marc gg, trained at Camp WheelG'^^^^|,y and went overseas in , gt-of this year. He atten e Vitus and East Hiph ^ (lie and- was employed In'" Z & W Machine Products. Best Bet For Babies! liaby can share in his first birthday cake when it is made of Spanish Cream and garnished with orange jelly rabbits! Desserts made with plain unflavored gelatine are a treat for tykes and they contain only the most wholesome foods, such as milk, eggs and fruit juices. Gelatine itself is a valuable supplementary protein food, and its quality of digestibility makes it an important food for infants. Tiny tots will be happy with the simplest of desserts which can be prepared in a jiffy. Here are two suggestions for your baby—if he or iho has reached the ripe age of eight or nine months! Spanish Cream i gelatine % cup light com «yrup (or ',4 cup sugar) ; cup* milk teaspoon salt ^ *999 I teaspoon vanilla Soften gelatine in Vi fup of the cold milk. Beat egg yolks add remaining milk, corn syrup, and salt. Cook in double boiler until of susturd consistency, stirring constantly. Add softened gelatine and •itir until dissolved. Remove from heat, and fold in vanilla and stifflv beaten egg whites Turn into one large mold (or individual molds) that has been rinsed out in cold water first, and chill. (This will separate and form a lelly on the bottom with fluffy custard on top: If vou thjs separation, allow custard to cool until it begins to Unfoldwhrnnrm..nd.,r^... Note: Double the recipe to make birthday cake. AMK&IC4K CCjfs&liKiSa :.u 12, tmi The main evening will contata, "P. ' Mr. Frank attraction of the be the wonderful Hugolin Sattner." PJut, our well- A brother Ludwig, . army at Ft. Francis E. ! Wyoming. with Wa"*'" •en. I known Slovene soloist and Mrs.; Antoinette Simcic will addi : splendor to the contata byj singing the featured solos, i An aria from "Carmen" will! j be sung by Miss June Marie ' Babbitt. All music lovers should attend this outstanding perform-; a nee presented by Glasbena Ma-, tica on Sunday, April 30th,t 1944 at Slovenian National Home on E. 65th Street. Beros Studio 6116 ST. CLAIB A**" —Tel.: EN. OPEN SUNDAYS 11-4 The program : promptly at eight ))romises to hold bound dui ing the formance. will open, o'clock and you spcll-entii'e i)or-' autofiiro lli» ............... airplane in that it is » yy '! . craft that attains its ' ,i,ove' ^ - -- - - - - —" » >♦ tli< CiaiL lliut žitlUJlin nbO**" j foils or blades rolat'"^ j ^'in( ,, fuselage instead of a on the airplane. By "'Sly ' J blades or airfoils EX 1 ENSIGIn of REMARKS: It was an eventful and cru- the organizations and forces ri^xr n year of big battles united in American Slav Con- f/ON. GEORGE G. SADOWSKI and great decisions. gress of Michigan again dem- ot Michigan The Slav forces of Michigan, onstrated a deep understanding in the House of Representatives: Uke all patriotic groups, were i of the war tasks before the Na-Tuesday, March 28, 1944 , called upon to exert new and tion and made a significant con-Mr. SADOWSKL Mr. Speak-'greater efforts to help prepare tribution to the war effort of , er, under leave to ' ' Mr. Ivan Zorman, director Mrs. Vera Slejko, accompanist,i and the entire chorus promises! you a most enjoyable evening.1 I'll be looking for each and i everyone of you, so' won't you I come? ' ' —Alice Somrak i inica" auiugiro can ue J short take-off. After the , rotating, the ">«chanicai ' % disengage^ and the fro'" ■rti, whirling by the air stre« autogiro can be lifted forward velocity ^ Forward motion is propeller, mechanically as on the conventional a fiounvc AlflfOKX WEDDING BELLS This morning at St. Law , , _ ^ '-----,......................»1 rence Church, Miss Marie Do-: exknd my; the country fonts greatest war; this city and State, \.hich rank! lores Perko, daughter of Mr.: 1 envelope plam unflavored gelctino U cup cold water I cup hot water \ cup sugar Orange Jelly cup orange |uice 1 tablespoon lemon juice H teaspoon salt Orange pulp, if desired nelatine in cold water. Add sugar, salt, and hot water and Mir until gelatine is dissolved. Add orange juice, mix thoroughly, and " '"o'd that has been rinsed out in cold water first Chill until firm, unmold, and serve. , birthday cake decorations, mold orange jelly about one- half inch deep in flat container. Cut with cookie cutter ^marks in the Congressionalleffort-thefoiihcomingAnglo-: first in war production. and Mrs Frank Perko 3646 E R^ord.^I include a report toj American invasion of western We can say that in all of our'81 Street, wa.q married to Mr , thud annual conference of i Europe. They were called upon activities we showed that we: Frank M. Stražar son of Mr ^ American Slav Congress of i to help master the battle of; realize that in these fattful I and Mrs. Frank Stražar 3606 j ichigan,^ March 12, 1944, by; production and arm our boys-days the supreme duty of every: E. 71 St Dr W. T. Osowski, president,! with the best of tanks, guns,i patriotic American, of every: Congratulations' : and George Pinn.sky, executive: and airplanes to join the vie-: liberty-loving American Slav, _ f' o. torius offensive of the gallant man and woman is to stand by BIRTH Michigan Slam Fifjht for Vic- Red Army in the eastern front the Commander in Chief„Ikesi-: Pfc. and Mrs Steve Tumbrv ' (BTgrlv TZ A""' . jmd the nnagmficenl Tito lib,...,-: dent Roosevelt, and help himlann.unee thehirtT:f . . Osowski and tion aimy of Jugoslavia by; lead the country to victory and boy,, first-born, last Saturday.: ■'neaw/iCALLy PDOKUC/f over off ana lana m s can be controlled at a epeed while in flight. ^ECHANKAUy from west a lasting peace. (To be continued.) George Pirinsky) smashing at Hitler With this conference our and south. , Michigan Slav Congress rounds, 1 think we can say that this vfrxnpv-- up another year of intensive I year, too—the year between our iwin-the-war activities. , second and third conferences— Buy U.S. WoP Bonds Mrs. Tumbry, is the daughter j . of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Godec of! , North Vine Street. The proud i father was home on a foiu'teen! i day furlough. SPRING TIME DANCE ky jACK & JILL tonight SLOVENE WORKMEN'S HOME, Waterloo Rd. Next Week we % illustrated helicopter MUSIC BY VADNAL'S ORCHESTRA Dancing from 9 p. m. till I a. m.