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Arkansas State press., 1942-11-20
by Mrs. Ode Il. Douglas Thorns
Hope, Arkansas

This question energies in every
discussion concerning church or
Sunday school and is one to which
every leader must give consider
allie thought, but actually the solu
ton can be found by applying
those principles used in any other
field Of human endeavor.
First it is necessary to build on
existing interests, No one can pro-
eeed intellingtly until he discovers
the interest of the people he wish
es to reach, What are they think
ing? What opinions or views do
they hold what do thye like most to
do? In what are they most inter
ested? Leaders may proceed by
using first one effective method
and then another. More than some
leaders realize the approach to
people is greatly dependent upon
their attitudes expressed or unex-
pressed,
The teachers of the Sunday
school classes as we'll as the Supt.
must themselves be interested in
the cause. Too often the interest
Is in an organization rather than in
the cause itself, eventho the organ
izatlon may he an essential ele-
ment in achieving worthwhile re-
suits The Sunday School teachers
must also be interested in the vel
fare of the pupils and demonstrate
that interest as they strive to in
terest others. Sincerity is absol-
utely essential No one can en-
list others in any cause unless he
himself is interested.
Enthusiasm is also important.
The person who engages whole
heartedly in an under taking soon
gains an enthusiastic following,
not to himself, but to the cause he
represents, whether it be Commun
ism or christianity. In other words
"like begets like" II Sunday
school teachers and leaders are sin
cere and enthusiastic themselves,
they are apt to capture the inter-
est of others.
Since most people are visual |
it is necessary to approach
them with methods which utilize
this fact. Some leaders are using
the following methods fer raising
the standard of attendance and to
develop world christians: Attention
Is called to interesting Sunday
school articles in the church press
at every opportunity, Teachers
and leaders in the local Sunday
School can do this on many oc-
casions, either as illustrations for
the lesson, reference study, or in a
worship program. Sunday school
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-20

A very successful school year
has been launched at the Upchurch
Training School, Prescott, Rt. 2
under the leadership of Mr.. J. B.
Greene, as principal. With other
members of the faculty including
Mrs. Euralene S. Greene, Home
Economics instructor, Mr.. C. A.
Miner. mathematics and science
instructor also assistant principal;
Mr.. Maurice Hall, vocational in
structor and coach, Miss Helen
Hawthorne, elementary, Mrs. Map
lc Hall, elementary, and Mrs. Neva
Carmichael, Primary teacher and
music instructor.
Our first outstanding event was
a Song Feast November 5 in which
churches and schools from over the
entire county participated. A high
spirit Of community relationship
was exhibited. Many new fea-
lures will te added; including the
"School at War Program" extern
sion courses. scrap drive, etc. d.
There are now on the campus more
than $500 worth of scrap to be
hauled to our county headquarters
Though at War, this year is prom
ised to be one Of the most success
ful years in the history Of the
school.
Mrs. Neva Carmichael, Rep.
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-20
WARNING ORDER

State Of Arkansas, County of
Pulaski, S. In the Pulaski Chan
Gerry Court, Alice Washington,
plaintiff, VS., No. 5000, Anderson
Washington, defendant. The de-
fendant, Anderson Washington is
warned t oappear in this court with
IN thirty days and answer the com
plant Of the plaintiff, Alice
Washington. Dated Nov. 10, 1912
Booker and Booker, solicitors for
plaintiff, Scipio A. Jones. attorney
ad Litem. H. s. Nixon, Chancery
Clerk, By Winetta II. Grimmett, b.
c,
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-20
Legal Notices
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas, County of
Pulaski, SIS. In the Pulaski Chan
Gerry Court, Martin Johnson, plain
tiff VS., No, 6602l. Norma johnson
defendant The defendant. Norma
Johnson, is warned to appear in
this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint of the plain
tiff, Martin Johnson. aDted Nov.
3, 1942. Hibbler and Hibbler. solicit
tors for Plaintiff. John L. Sullivan,
attorney ad Litem. n. s. Nixon,
Chancery Clerk, ty Airline P. Tur-
ner, D. D.
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'mornin' Jedge"
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.ime Benson

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every Sunday. Better LICK next
time Benson!
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There you have what was 60
ing to tell you last week.
There isn't much on the docket
for the past week, only the DRINKS
and the chance boys are still 60
ing great despite the difficulty
that is some time theirs. They
say the city has got to have dough
and they don't mind furnishing it.
That's patriotism in anybody's
language!
~ 49, ~
The boss told me the other day
that ! was one of the best col
lectors in the state of Arkansas.
All the ministers are coming in
and paying their delinquent ac-
counts. Good old me
49, **x ~
Eve did it. and Martha Hunley
figured she isn't any better than
Eve. only Eve had her Supreme
given mate, and was only driven
out of the Garden, but who wants
to stay in garden anyway, when
there are SO many places to go and
things to see. thought Martha. SO
Martha got her an MP from Co.
b, l0S Camp Robinson and went
on up Scott street, but she made
two mistakes, one for getting a
white MP and the other fer not
figuring on Mr. Aldridge, but, she
will not be found at her former
address 1928 w. nth, but Hot
Springs instead, Doctor along with
the Judge order publication.
- +*+ ~
Ernest Collier and Emma John
SON were among those who were
careless during the past week, and
their carelessness attracted Messrs.
Smith and Burgy to the address of
il0 ", 18th, and from there down
to the Northwest corner of Mark
ham and Broadway where they
stood before the altar and repented
one day and 81.
- %a* ~
Hardy Lee Lyman Of III f. 18th
and Isabel Nelson Of 9l5 W. 10Th
didn't do themselves any good the
other day for Messrs. Traweek
and Walls are on to anybody who
doesn't mean the right thing, and
that is jrst what took them to Ill
f. nth at the right time. One day
and 81 is the usual fee for doing
what you should not be doing when
you are doing it.
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Here's a girl who really loves
colors Of Uncle Sans boys, not
so much the color Of their uniforms
but more the color Of the paper
they are given. That paper brought
her all the way from 29Ol Cross
to 10th and State. and as planned
everything was working swell I'M
til two of Mr.. Pitcock's boys came
along wearing uniform different
from Uncle Sans boys, and now
this poor girl Emma Gean Mat
hews will have to watch and adj
mire her colors in her mind at
Hot Springs all on account OF
Mcssrs. johnson and Williams had
orders to carry out.
This is all worth printing this
week, if morning judge is lucky
he will be back next week.
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-20
McGehee News
Nv Tom Jones

Nv i'H' J'ItN
AROUND TOWN. Weekend
guests Of friends in Elaine last
week were Mrs. Maggie Lamber
and Mrs. Ethel Scott. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Washington had as
weekend guest, Mr.. Washington's
son, George Washington Of Pine
Bluff Visiting in Tunica, Miss,
for a few weeks is Mrs. Lena
Clark, Mr.. Jack Taylor is spend
ing a few days in Memphis, Tenn,
this week. Mr.. Willie Roberts Of
Monroe, La, spent few days with
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-20
Rixie News
Silas Bowman

ABOUT OUR COMMUNITY /:
Holly Grove AME Church and Sun
day school attended Annual Con-
ference last Sunday. The former
pastor. Rev ]. IT, Crier was given
new assignment to Augusta and
new preacher will take charge
here. Clayton Chapel met with in
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-20
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l.. w Middleton; Wheeling Springs
Circuit, S. NJ Scott; Emmett Cir.
c, Mays; Texarkana Mission, Il. L..
Pipkin; st Paul Mission, J. l..
Cross; Nashville Mission, ". W..
Dixon.
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-20
Russellville
BY Mrs. Ruth Russell

Social and Personals. Cpl Ray
mond Winston and Miss Catherine
Acklin, student at an Atlanta, Ga,
Seminary were guest of honor at
a Armsticc Day party. given by
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-20
Lesson for November %

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc
iected and copyrighted by International
Council Of Religious Education, used by
permission
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-20

LESSON TEXT-ENodus ala; Joshua
Gaia. Is. EphesiaHs 5 28.3i, G:l4.
GOLDEN TEXT-Loye never faileth.-
I Corinthians 1873.
Arkansas State press., 1942-11-20
WOOdsOn

BY Mrs. Ruby Il. McMurray
The observance Of Armistce Day
here was in the form of Com
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-18
1s. decenbra, 1912.

bi prliko, kjer nu je blizja.
To SO same igrace."
i. Nenadoma Sc zdrzne, otrese
njeno roko s svoje rame, VISTA
ne sunkoma in odhiti po vrtu.
z roko 81 cese Sop ma glavi, po-
gled mu je kot izgubljen, rjav-
kasti lica so mu pobledela in
mu drhte " svojo sobo, tece.
In sam Sc ne zaveda, da je po-
begnil brez pozdrava cd mate
re :. -,
Ona pa strmi "a MIN veli-
kimi sanjavimi ocmi in zasepe-
&c v brizni slutnji:
"Morda vendar MISC same
igrace, Tomow
"Servus! Ii 81, Dreja? Bog
te ziW!" [
Tomo lezi ma vrtu v travi S
knjigo pred seboj in Sc zaeu-
demo ozira v prisleca, XII sc mu
smeje z otrosko dobrodusnimi
ocmi. r
Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-18

.Jaz ne verjamem, da Sc Mira
sploh kdaj poroci. Ne smes
verjeti vsega; stara matt te je
samo drazila."
Pa Sc obrne zopet k MENU in
ga pogleda napol lokavo in ma
pol socutno:
LIE Sc vprasaj, Tomo!'
'Zakaj Sc smejes?" - Zdaj-
ci ga zalije rdecica, oci Sc mu
povesijo. 49,.
'Kaj bi Sc ne smejala, To-
MOI" - Roko mu polozi ma
ramo. ''Teba briga Mira?!~ I'll
81 hotel vprasati-za Vero!-
JAZZ ne vem . :. Drnovsek Sc To-
vi za>njo. Ljudje ugibljejo, da
sta zarocena Zdaj pa ven
dar ne razumen1 Tudi JAZZ
sem bila mislila. A &c Sc spom-
MIN: - ko sem jo zadnjic sre-
Gala Ali 81 jo ii zapustil,
Tomo?"
"Jaz!" = skomizne Tomo
rezko. "Saj imas nazadnje
pray, mama: - Clovek pogra-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-18

krivicna materi. Custvo ljubez-
nj in usmiljenja ga. prevzame
vsega ,skloni Sc k materini ro-
XII in jo poljubi. Rad bi il kaj
toplega povedal; a prsi so mu
vzburjene, da ne dobi glasu cd
njih ..
"Nikar ne bodi zalosten, moi
dragi!" - ga tolazi matt in mu
zarije prste v kodre. "Ti 81 Sc
mlad, premlad "a zalost. Veruj
mi, Tomo: - mlada ljubezen
sploh Sc nj ljubezen:> >Hrepene-
ME ostane v tebi, vzbudi Sc tt
potreba - in komaj cakas pri-
like, da jo uteSis. Ali 81 resnic-
no domisljujes, da ST nasel ta-
ko slucajno in nenadoma -
ljubezen? - pravo in edino
- Sal je mogoce; a po navadi
samo izkoristis - priliko. Rast-
linica Sc nj drevo: nagnjenje in
pozeljenje Sc nj ljubezen. Zatc
lie mirno duso, Tomo! Boljse je
prezgodnje razocaranje negc
bi bill prepozen obup. Skozi tr-
ME in goscave, cez prepade in
mocvirja Sc privines do gradu
XII te caka V MEM kraljicna
Trnoljica je prava, Tomo. Ka.
NOR te pripelje gladka costa
tia nisi prav prisel; obrni sc
in isci iznova."
"Ti 81 modrijanka, mama!
"V izkusnji je modrost, mo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-18

ljubi. Ko sem sc mozila, Sc mi
je zdelo, da ga ljubim. ziva du-
sa bi' mi ne bila mogla iztrgati
prepricanja, da je ljubezen, kar
je bilo med menoj in tvojim
ocetom. In vendar ). :"
". je bila samo prilika,
XII 81 jo izkoristila," sepne
Tomo malo sramezljivo.
RES je. Mic Sc ne sramujem
tega priznanja; samo koristiti
ii morem z njim."
Obadva umolkneta in Sc "a
gledata V svetle koscke neba,
XII Sc blesce med temnim smrec-
jem. Lopa je zgrajena il lat,
da je odprt pogled ma vse stra-
nj. Tisina vlada okoli in okoli.
IL hise onkraj vrta nj glasu.
Posamezna musica zabrenci
skoz sencnico. Ma grmu zunaj
Sc strese vejica, pticek sfrfota
v visino -.
Tomo sc Zgane:
"Mama, S kom je - Mira
zarocena?"
Ona Sc obrne k MENU in ga
pogleda z gorkim nasmehlja-
jem:
"Pravijo: Andrejem Praz-
nikom."
IS porocnikom? Sc vedno"'
"No vidis, sal poznas oba.
On je bill nekdaj tvoj sosolec.
ze yes cas- snubi in snubi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-18

t'Pazi nase, Tomo! FAINT moi
varuj Sc! Ne zahtevam zdrz-
nosti cd tebe, a vsaj previden
bodi! - Veruj mi, da bi bilo
polovico mani nesrec' ma svetu,
ko bi zahtevali ljudje Sc, cd
mladenicev cistosti kot zahte-
vajo devistva cd deklet. "A skaj
bi govorila: sal je tezko ia
zensko, XII je omatana kot ju-
MICA v jarem, kdo bi obrzdal
prostega moza? Poznam te,
Tomo; ii Sc ne das obrzdatf.
Pravijo, da 81 podoben meni -
po lieu in po nravi -. in JAZZ
vem, kako tezavno je krotiti
konjicka v sebi, XII hoce zrezge-
tati in speketati pc ,zivljenja
cesti "a veseljem in uzivanjam. "
Toma gleda resno v tia. $Oce-
to ina v mislih: - Bio je men
da zadnje dni pred katastrofe.
Tomo je bill prisel IL Sole in
zavil stopnic ma mostovz. V
istem hipu je bill pritaval oce
cd hodnika sem. Dolg in slok,
S koscenim obrazom, oblecen v
nocno halo, z nestalno drsajo-
cimi koraki. Po navadi je incl
obrita lica in obrito zgornjo
ustnico, pogled nekoliko zbe-
gan; zdaj je incl obraz pora-
stel sivo-lisastim strniscem,
XII ga je delalo odurnega, oci pa
so mu buljile stekleno, z grozc
vzbujajoco srepostjo.
"Kje imas izpricevalo? Ste
ze koncali solsko leto?" - je
vprasal precej prisiljeno.
"se ne, papa. " soboto!"
Ko pa je prisel mimo sina, je
nenadoma zadrzal korak, dvig'
nil nogo in hotel brcniti; a IL,
gubil je ravnovesje, Sc napo
zavrtel in Sc ujel OBJ stem. So
vrazno Sc je ozrrl ma Tomo
zamrmral besedo in odtaval Y
svojo sobo -.
In ia beseda, XII je takrat n
bill razumel in XII nj bill nikdal
vec pozneje mislil nanjo, jt
Tomu zdaj nenadoma odmeva
la usesih: :.
'"Pankert!"
Po tolikih letih mu je sele '
tenn trenotku prisla do zavest
psovka, krivicna MENU, Sc bol;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-18

UuuIIlOSI SNoJC III rFl' ASS'Ao
vala je, da il pade k nogam,
skesan in spokorjen, premagan
in ugnan, do smrti zejen lju-
bezni njene, dobrote njene in
zakonskega miru. A cim vec-
krat je premisljala 0 moznosti
take sprave, tenn bolj Sc je pre-
pricevala, da bi il bila zoprna,
da lie ne mara in da bi Sc cello
zgrozila pred to resitvijo. Ne,
ne, le., dalje V vrvez, le vedno
bolj divje V vrtinec, - da pride
do poloma in razgona in do po-
bega il neznosnega ujetnistva.
O, kako malo je MOI ma sve-
tu! Kako tezko je najti MEGA,
XII bi videl V zensko duso - in
bi 10 razumel - in bi Sc je po-
lastil - in bi 81 jo zavojeval
"a vse zivljenje krepostjo in
p1emenitostjo in nesebicnostjo
ljubezni zejne, ljubezen vzbu-
jajoce moSke duse! . Nj ga
bilo "a Helene :. Niti takega,
da bi mu zrtvovala lie trenotek
ljubkovanja =.
Sal ga nj bila niti vredna ta-
krat! &c Sc spominja danes
- Nj bila prelomila Zakona; a
to je bilo hujse nego nezvesto-
ba Peklenska nezvestoba
duse dust Plitkost in praz-
nota Mascevalnost in So
vraznost Ia breZobzirnost
dvojna brezobzirnost, "a suro-
vost dvakratna surovost
Huise usode bi bila zasluzila
nego je zadela MEGA! =.
Tudi on je nj bill varal. Da-
mes 81 Helena ocita, da je bila
vse. nesrece njunega Zakona sa-
ma kriva. &c sc je bila odlOCi1a,
da ga vzame, bi il ne bilo smelo
zmanjkati ljubezni in pozrtvo-
valnosti. On je bill kot nebog-
lien otrok, potreben pestunje,
potreben prigovarjanja in ne
govanja, srckanja in milova-
MIA. Morda mu je bila VISA ner-
voznost, vsa srborita sitnost sa-
mo krinka "a to potrebO. Sram
ga je bilo svoje nebogljenos
sram nazadnje tega srama sa-
mega. Zato Sc je moral skrivati
"a narejeno kretnjo.
Usoda pa je tirala .svojo ne
izprosno pot navzdol.
Henrika nj bilo gnalo V greh
Y zenski druzbi je bill trezen in
suhoparen kakor malokdo. Nj.
ii pil nj mnogo; casi po cele
tedne nj pokusil vina. V nocef
pa, ko je cakal mestu Ma He,
leno, XII Sc je Zabavala ma pie,
su, je zabredel tuintam neho
toma V popivanje in pohajko
vanje 4 najbolj slaboglasnt
druzbo. Tudi V zensko druzbo j
EASEL, V druzbo nocnih ptiClt
naidvomljivejSe kakovosti. Ia
ko Sc je zgodilo pc zlobni ironi
il porogljive usode - nj vede
ne kako ne kdaj - da je zapa
del strasni kugi razvratnegt
vlacugarStVa ...
HenrikoV' moralni mack p'
tisti usodni noe; je bill tako ne
znosen, da Sc je zena sprla
mozem ze ma povratku IL Ljub
ljane. In to je bila njena sreca
Imela je navajo, da je oh takil
prilikah po cele tedne drzal'
sobo. Ker ga ze davno nj We
ljubila in ne pozelela, je bill;
zadovoljna, da sc je ma ia ma
Gin vsaj zacasno izognila ME
GOWN ljubeznivostim. - Ko j
je Henrik naenkrat YES skesa1
primal svoj padec in je sol
zami razodel posledice njegc
We, - je bila "a trenotek popol
noma omamljena in kot uda1
: jena cd presepecenja &. Pc
TEN pa il je bilo zdajci jasnt
kaksne SO posledice, XII jih j
vprav prisiljena izvajati il me
zeve nesrece - Ease.
Cd tistega trenutka je bl
MUM zakon locen. +
"A cudno: - Helena je bill
mahon1a VISA druga. Prijaznejs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-18
z KRAIGHER
MLADA
L.JUBEZEN

Je Olld II lIlOZeIll, pOSlIeZtJlVeJ-
sa, potrpezljivejsa, - ko da Sc
je izmuznila izpod skrivnost-
mega zakletja. Mirna je posta-
la, nestrpnost il je izginila,
razsipnost jo je minila, cello We
seize do zabav in plesov il je
ponehalo. - Clovek je zagone-
ten stroj. Zakaj vse te premem-
be pri Heleni? -- Zdaj je bila
resena zavesti, da mora ljubiti
neljubljenega mo5a. Zdaj je BIZ
la varna pred niegovimi pribli-
zevanji, ker Sc ie zazibala V
prepricanje, da nina niti vec
pravice, zahtevati cd ME lju-
bezni. Ali je bila torej VISA ME-
ma prejsnja dusevna razdrapa-
most, VISA naSopirjena sovraz-
most zoper MEGA in vse hlasta-
ME "a povrsnimi uzitki druzab-
mega zivljenja, - ali so bill vse
to znaki njenega notranjega
strahu pred mozevimi dotiklja-
il? - Ali jo je morda pomirila
zavest, da bi bill re konec tu-
kaj, ko bi ga hotela izzvati? Ali
Sc pa je narobe le prestrasila
blizine razporoke? -
Cez nekaj let je prislo Hen
rikovo premescenje V Ljublja-
no. zivljenje je potekalo Sc do
sti zmerno in solidno. Helena Sc
je bavila najvec Z otrokom ::
memo razmerje do moza Sc nj
izpremenilo. - Nerodno je po-
stalo zanjo, ko Sc je Henriku
polagoma vtihotapila zavest, da
| je oZdravel in Sc mu je vrnilo
toliko poguma, da Sc je mogel
zopet odkritejSe ozreti v njeno
lice. Ona pa je ostala trdna in
| je spala "a zaklenjenimi vrati.
Tako ga je pocasi ugnala; ma
skakovanje je opesalo, nazad-
ME je popolnoma pojenjalo. -
Potem je prisel - oni drugi
- pravi!
Helena je vzzivela V skriti
sreci, V razkosju greha. Strast
il je zaplala pc telesu in JIG
prevzela z vsemi custvi in vse-
mi zilicami njenimi. V ukrade-
nih trenotkih in prisleparjenih
noceh ga je ljubila. Laz in ne
vzestoba, zvijaca in prevara in
izdajstvo, - vse je sluzilo lju-
bezni. zivela je presustvu; a
pri srcu il je bilo sladko, v du-
81 mirno - kot bi ne zivela v
grehu, marvec cistosti in ced-
nosti -.
| Trpelo je Sc dosti dolgo. -
Koncno je moz izvedel nekaj..
Prizori in nastopi, besnenje in
divjanje Nakup te hise V
predmestju in preselitev
Mir pred nevihto Katastro-
ia ...
- Tomo sedi upognjen, S
komolci na kolenih, glavo V no.
kah. Topic mu je pri dust, slad.
ko razumevanje, usmil jeno so.
custvovanje mu razganja pr.
81; V grlu mu igra, ko bi ga
zgackalo srecen jok.
Matt mu sedi nasproti, raz
prti roki raztegnjeni po naslo
njalu ma ODE strani, lica bleda
oci uprte V strop, svetlikajoct
Sc polmraku sencne lope. Tt
I nj kretnja gresnice in ne spo
kornice, to je dostojanstvenos'
zaupljive vernice, pricakujoct
l brez strahu in mirne duse pra
4 viCne sOdbe.
Tomo dvigne glavo:
"Hvala, mama! Zdaj te ra
zumemw
i Helena ga pogleda mirno:
4 "Nalasc sem tt povedal VS.,
= to. Tezilo mi je vest, da tt nj
: sem bila razodela ze poprej, Z,
= takrat, ko 81 bill sci ma Dunai
: Opozorjen bi bill ma marsikaj
l. kar ii lahko grozi v zivljenju
}, A hvala vecnemu Bogu, da S
e vsaj zdrav ostal, da 81 use
= ostudnostim bolezni"
Zakrije 81 obraz z rokama -
! kot OBJ spominu ma nekaj groz
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-18

(Dalje prihodnjic)
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-06-26
A Land OF Plenty

The vast production machine
that has been set up In this
country will mean far more than
victory over the Axis. 1t vii!
mean a new and better word
after this war IS over. Donald
NJ. Nelson, chairman of the War
Production Board, expressed this
opinion in a recent speech when
ne said:
we are fighting for some
thing. Fer generation We have
been living On the edge OF new
world; we are only now beginning
to realize it.
For the first time in the his
tory OF the human race there can
be enough OF everything to go
around. Poverty is not inevitable
any more. The sum total Of the
worlds greatest possible output
OF goods, divided by the sum to.
tai of the worlds inhabitants. no
longer means a little less than
enough for everybody. 1t means
more than enough. The posi-.
bllities in that simple statement
are beyond calculation-and what
we are fighting for is the right
20 turn some of those possibilities
into realities.
This war is only part Of the
picture which we face today. &C.
cording to MIR. Nelson. For if
the war is costing W a fearful
price, it is also developing for US
new techioues and new abilities.
1t is placing at our disposal an in
dustrial plant-a set of developed
resources that will simply be
beyond price. We shall have the
most magnificent opportunity
any nation ever had. 10 accept
that opportunity we need only
have the good pionee: sense not
to be frightened by it just: be.
cause it calls for new mental
attitudes a n d new habits of
thought"
The industrial miracles that we
have recently seen performed in
this country show US that the
pioneer spirit Of America is still
alive, anG manufacturers promise
US that after the war is over the
huge production facilities a n d
new techniques that have been
developed will be turned over to
civilian needs so that this may |
truly be 8. land of plenty.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-06-26
Vitamins for British

During the first six months of 1S4l
the department of agriculture had
purchased from American farmers
more than 100000 tons of concen-
trated food for Great Britain. The
purchase includes close to 100, 000,-
COO pounds of dried and frozen eggs,
70,OOO,00 pounds of cheese and TO-
100000 pounds of dried milk. To-
matoes, containing vitamin c, which
prevents scurvy, are represented by
nearly 100000 pounds of tomato
paste. The purchase also includes
nearly 100000 pounds of thiamin
chloride, the so-called nerve vita
min, which now is being incorporat-
ed in bread in the United States.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-06-26
Speedy Launching

During the World war, the de-
stroyer Ward was launched TN
days after the laying of her keel.
This is the quickest time in which
a vessel has been launched. She
was commissioned in 10 days but
the record for completion was later
5ettered at the great Victory plant
at Squantum, Mass, where the
Reid was finished and made ready
for her trials in ASH days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-03
Australians
Told Of Big
Movement

(anberra, Australia, Feb. 8
(Ap)-ArmN Minister Francis
vi. Fordc told the Australian
forces overseas IN a broadcast
today that "a big movement by
the allies is underway
addressing especially the men
of the Australian imperial force
at Singapore, Fordt DECLARED that
each hour that The japanese axe
held at bay permits ~conccntra-
ton and deploNmcnt Of o
reinforCcments ana thc accumu-
Iation of nor Weapons.
1T does not need my word to
impcl YOU, therefore, to hold On.
he said.