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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-31
Stanje izboljsano

Kot smo ze porocali, je bill v
petek vecer zadet cd avtomobi-
la poznani rojak Andrej Kriz-
mancic. Nahaja Sc v Mt. Sinai
bolnisnici in njegovo stanje Sc
je nekoliko zboljsalo, toda obi
ski Sc vedno MISC dovoljeni. &c
je slucajno kdo izmed rojakoy
bill priea nesrece, je prosen, da
bi Sc zglasil ma domu 7705 Cor
nelia Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-31
SMRT ANGLESKEGA
DIPLOMATIC

LONDON, 80. decembra. -
Sir Neville Henderson, zadnii
angleski poslanik v Berlinu, .je
umrl snoci v svojenn spanju.
Henderson je bill 60 let star in
Re die casa lbolan.
Henderson je dolgo casa sim
patiziral z nacizmom, katerega
je smatral "a velik socialni eks-
pertinent. Bill je tudi oseben pri-
jatelj marsala Hermanna Goer-
inga.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-31
IS 1, JANUARJEM >p0STANE
p0LN0MO(EN "DAVEk zMAGE"
Po tenn datumu bodo obdavcene vse mezde
in place pet-odstotnim "Victory'
davkOm.
PRI PLAcAH, XII BODO IZPLACANE DNE 1.
JANUARJA, 30 IA DAVEk zE ODTRGAN

priloznostnih delavcev in Sc ne
katerih vrst delavcev).
Dovoljene dedukcije
Dovoljena dedukcija znasa
1924 ma leto. Pet-procentni da-
vek je racunan ma podlagi vso-
te, XII jo prejme delavec mad tenn
zneskom.
Vsak, XII zasluzi vee kot 1924
ma leto (po $12 ma teden), DO
moral placati ia novi davek
image.
Osnutek sistema
Da Sc olajsa deloda jalcem de-
10, je bill ze izdelan sistem, ma
cigar podlagi sc DO placevalo ia
davek. Osebam, XII zasluzijo cd
SIG do $40 ma teden, sc bo od-
vzelo oh placi 80 centov, docim
Sc DO uradnistvu po pisarnah,
XII zasluzi cd $500 do $3.50 ma
mesec, odvzelo cd mesecne pla-
&c $14.40.
Koncna poravnava, kjer Sc bo
definitivno odlocilo znesek dav-
kov, DO narejena med vlado in
davkoplacevalci dne Is. marca
1914, ko Sc DO zakljucilo listine
stanja dohodninskih davkov "a
leto 1943.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-31
Silvestrova zabava
Pevsko drustvo "Jadran" /

Pevsko drustvo "Jadran" bo
po svojem obicaju priredilo Sill
vestrovo zabavo nocoj v Slo-
venskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. Zabava Sc bo vr-
sila v obeh dvoranah. Igrali bo-
ste dive priljubljeni godbi, Kri-
stofova in Strukelova. Da Sc bo-
ste v druzbi prijaznih pevcev in
pevk imenitno zabavali, nj tre-
ba posebej povdarjati. Oh pol
noei bo seveda nekaj posebne-
ga, ko DO odhod starega leta in
prihod novega.
"Jadran" Sc prijazno priporo-
ca svojim prijateljem "a obilen
poset. zal ne DO nikomur, kdor
bo nocoj Easel v Jadranovo
druzbo.
Preselitev
Druzina Anton Jankovich Sc
je preselila iz Sylvia Ave. ma
14214 Westropp Ave. Mr.. Jan
kovich je aktiven odbornik pri
vec drustvih in Sc clanstvo opo-
zarja, da sc v vseh Zadevah
odslej obrnejo ma novi naslov.
Ma obisk
V petek vecer Sc bosta poda-
la Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Hrvatin,
1911 Arrowhead Ave, v Wash
ington, D. c., da obisceta sina
Walterja Desmonda, XII Sc ma
haja v sluzbi pri mornarici. Do
bill je ze naslov 3rd Glass Petty
Officer. Tam bosta ostala par
dni.
IL Miami univerze pa je pri-
sla ma pocitnice "a diva tedna
njih hcerka Elsie Desmond. Vr-
Mia Sc bo 5. januarja.
zelimo jima mnogo razvedri-
la in srecen povratek!
| Ma dopustu
Cd vojakov je prisel ma do.
pust Tony Mramor, sin druzine
Mr.. in Mrs. Mramor, 1923 East
173 st. TIL bo ostal do 2. ja'
nuarja. Njegova sestra Sc pa
nahaja kot bolniska streznics
lnekje v Avstraliji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-31
RU5I zAvzELI Dv0JE DlvI-
zIJ5kIH GLAvNIH 5TAN0V
Rusi bodo presi zdaj ' direkten napad ma
Rostov. Poveljnik nemskega bataljona
Sc predal vsem svojim mostvom.
v sTALINGRADU JE BILo PoBITIH 1900 NEMcEv

MOSKVA, 30. decembra. -
.Ruske eete, XII prodirajo neu-
trudljivo naprej v trdnem u
panju, da bodo izpremenile
nemske poraze v debakel, so
zavzele danes ma jugozapadni
stalingrajski 'front.' nadaljne tr-
&c in vasi. Poleg tega so zaje-
le tudi veliko stevilo ujetnikov,
XII so bill odpremljeni v zaledje.
Zavzetje dveh glavnih stanov
Rusi so usekali skozi dvoje
nemskih divizij XII sta steli
10000 MOI, ter so zavzeli oba
divizijska glavna stana.
V drugem juznovzhodnem od-
seku Stalingrada je ena, sama
ruska ceta unicila Is nemskih
topov, As zakopnih moznarjev,
stiri velika municijska skladisca
in So trukov.
2 zavzetjem mesta Kotelniko-
va, Xxi lezi 80 mill juznozapadno
cd Stalingrada, so Rusi unicili
sidrisee celega nemskega desne-
ga krila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-31
"CRNA BORZA" JE ZE PRI-
CELIA PRODAJATI GOVEDINO
Trad adminstracijo je odlrl siroko razpredno
trgovino govejm mesom. "Butegano' meso je ziv-
ljenju nevarno.

Urad "a administracijo cen je'
odkril v drzavah Ohio, Michi-
gan, Indiana, West Virginia in
Kentucki "crno borzo," potion
katere Sc nepostavnim potion
prodaja goveje meso.
Dasi Sc ia 'butlegerska"
praksa prodaje govedine Sc nj
razsirila " Clevelandu, Sc ven
dar mestne oblasti ze zavedajo
nevarnosti, XII preti cd tie stra-
nj.
v Clevelandu sta bila ze ida
ma varanta "a aretacijo dveh
prodajalcev butleganega COVE
jega mesa.
Brezobzirnost butlegerjev
Kakor naznanjajo uradniki
mestnega zdravstyenega depart
menta, SO butlegerji govedino
prav tako brezobzirni glede
zdravja svojih odjemalcev, ka-
kor so bill izdelovalci in proda-
jalci strupene brozge do svojih
odjemalcev "a casa prohibicije.
Nevarnosti tega mesa
zivali, cd katerih prihaja to
lneso, ne pregleda noben zdrav-
,stveni nadzornik.
Odjemalci ne morejo vedeti,
dali je bila zival pravilno "a
|klana ali pobita, ali je morda
spoginila "a kako boleznijo.
! Dale nj nobenega zagotovila,
da nj vsebovalo truplo zivali
skodljivih organizmov.
I Pomanjkanje vsake hygiene
Uradniki OPA urada SO ugo-
tovili, da prodajalci cesto trans
portirajo to meso v odprtih po-
sodah ali zavito v umazane
cunje, kar pospesuje prilike
bakterijske zastrupitve. Doslej
je bilo ugotovljeno, da je bilo
40 odstotkov mesa, XII je bile
prodano v zlnanjih distriktih
clevelandskeg okrozja, but1e-
ganega.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-31
VoscSiIo k novemu
Ie+u

Oh satonu starego in oh
prihodu novega let0 SeIimo
Usem naSim cenjenim no.
ro6mikona ogzasevalcem, So
naiszjemikone in prijateljem
sdravje in sre6o, ka naj bo-
sta stalua costa nHhoVih
rodbim in spremljeva1ca
Vseh mjihovih podmgov. -.
Hkratj Sc sahualjujemo
vsem naSim cemjenina ogla-
SeVazcem, naro6nikom IN
prijateljem so uso naklo-
mjenost I'M dobro voljo, kS
snao je bill skos5 use leto y
toEo obilni meri deleSni.
Kakor doszej, Selimo, do bi
tu6 poslej Vladala med no.
Sim podjetjema in mjegovimai
maroGniki IN oglaSevalci
nesko1jena vsajensma har-
monija, Ei mora biti tenaelj-
mo- podlaga VsaEemu sdra-
Venau napredkW.
Srecao IN UeseIo movo le-
to USem!
UredniStvo IN upravni$tvo
dneUnikd I'M UOdstUO
TiskOvne druSbe
"Enakopravmost." i"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-31
Napad ma ROstOv

Ndpdu HID lSOSCOt
Sedaj pa Sc vsak trenutek
pricakuje vesti, da Sc je rusko
levo krilo obrnilo okoli " di-
rektnem napadu ma Rostov pre-
ko planjav, XII ne nudijo Mem
Gem nobene naravne obrambe,
V noenem bojevanju in v stru-
penem mrazu so Rusi zavzema-
Ii vas "a vasjo.
V Stalingradu so Rusi v neki
mestni cetrti obkolili 5000 Mem
cev, cd katerih so jih 1900 po-
bill.
Kapitulacija bataljonskega po-
veljnika
V nekem juznozapadnem sta
lingrajskem odseku je mex cd
mraza Sc tresoc bataljonski po-
veljnik preset prostovoljno k
Rusom ter Sc jim predal. Ruski
poveljnik mu je svetoval, maj
Sc vrne k svojemu bataljonu,
nakar maj pride nazaj S svojim
mostvom. Nemski poveljnik je
to storil ter Sc vrnil S priblizno
tisoe mozmi, XII so presli k Ru-
som vsem svojim orozjem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-31
BENESEVI SORODNIKI
ZAPRTI ."

LONDON, 80. decembra. -
Vlada neke nevtralne drzave je
sporocila brzojavno ceskoslo-
vaski vladi v Londonu, da SO
Nemci ze meseca oktobra areti-
rail- in zaprli vse sorodnike ces-
koslovaskega predsednika DIR.
Edvarda BeneSa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-31
Pozdrav cd vojaka

Sarzent Stanley Mohorcic, je
"a bozicno voscilo postal svoji
materi Mrs. Jennie Mohorcic,
18108 Syracuse Ave. ducat kras-
nih rdecih vrtnic. Nahaja Sc v
bojni zoni nekje ma jugozapad-
mem Pacifiku, odkoder tudi po-
silja pozdrave vsem svojim priv
jateljem in znancem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-31
Pokojni Michael Vuk

Kakor smo ze porocali, je "a
.pljucnico umrl rojak Michael
Vuk, star 63 let, stanujoc ma
5431 Like CT. Pokojni je bill do
ma il Kamne Gorice ma Gorenj-
skem, odkoder je prisel v Cleve-
land pred 80. lett. zena mu je
umrla pred Is. lett. Tukaj "a
pusca tri sinove: Michaela, An
thonya, korporala Franka, hcer
Helene, brata Johna in sestro
Mary Lesiak. Bill je clan dru-
stva Slovenec st. l SDZ. Pogreb
Sc bo vrsil v soboto zjutraj oh
8. uriiv cerkev sv. Vida IL Ia
krajskovega pogrebnega zavo-
da, 6O16 st. Clair Ave. ter ma
pokopalisce Calvary. Bodi mu
ohranjen blag spomin, preosta-
lin pa nase sozalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-31

WASHINGTON, 80. decem-
bra. - Zakladniski urad je od-
redil, da sc mora nov "davek
image" ali "Victory Tax odtr-
gait cd vseh plac in mezd, IL
placanih meseca januarja, &C.
prav je bill del tega denarja ali
morda yes denar zasluzen ze ia
mesec.
z drugimi besedami: kdor je
plaean z mesecno place, bo mo-
raj ugotoviti, da mu je bill wet
v petek, ko je prejel place, del
njegovega zasluzka, XII DO Sci "a
"davek image"
Use place in mezde, XII bodo
izplacane leta 1943, bodo sma-
trane "a zasluzek leta 1943, ne
glede ma to, kdaj so. bile zaslu-
zene.
Obvescenje delodajalcev
Vsi delodajalci so bill obve-
sceni, da morajo, pricensi 1. ja-
nuarja 1943, odtrgati cd plac,
katerim so pref odracunane de-
dukcije, pet procentov davka.
(Pri tenn so izvzete mezde in
place poljskih delavcev, delav-
cev in delavk v gospodinjstvih,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-31
Pozdray

Mrs. Frank lie, XII Sc nahaja
v San Francisco, Calf. posilja
tople pozdrave vsem znancem
in prijateljem. Nahaja Sc ma
obisku pri sinu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-31
Ugoden sprejem konjskega

Pred dvema dnevoma :ie do
spela v Cleveland posiljatev
konjskega mesa, po katerem je
nemudoma seglo prebivalstvo
Clevelanda. Frank Pegler, po-
slovodja U. S. Packing Co., hla-
dilnice v Northern Ohio Food
Terminalu, je izjavil, da priha-
jajo neprestano narocila "a me-
so cd novih konzumentov. Cd
tridesetih zaklanih konj, XII so
bill poslani v Cleveland, sta o.
stala vceraj v hladilnici samo
Sc diva, zato bo .treba obnoviti
zalogo preko praznikov. Konj-
sko meso je prislo v Cleveland
IL Kansasa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-31
JugOslOvansH partizam so unicili
pri Livnu BOsni 5000 MOI OsiSca
Nemci poslali Hrvatsko BOZ prot ondotnim part-
nadaljnh as, 600 moz - zeleznce Jugo-
slaviji, mad katerim izvajajo Nemci kontrolo, so
silno zastrazene

"gerilci' in "domoljubi" (gue-
rillas and patriots). Cemu ta-
ko? Cemu to mesanje pojmov?
- UredniStvo).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-31
v korist vojakom

Nocoj Sc DO vrsila v Sloven-
skem domu ma Holmes Ave. sill
vestrova zabava. Oh tel priliki
bo ma castni plosci odkritih Sc
nadaljnih $50 linen nasih fam
tov, XII so bill vpoklicani k vo-
jakom. Prireditev je vstopnine
prosta, ter Sc pricne OBJ 8. uri
zvecer in traja do 2. ure po
polnoci. Cisti preostanek je ma
menjen "a darove vojakom, XII
so vpisani ma spominski plosci.
Poleg kratkega programa bo
Piles in prosta zabava. Vabi Sc
cenjeno obcinstvo ma Gin vecji
poset.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-31
v slovo staremu letu

Frank IN Martina Hrlbar,
lastnika prostorov Welcome Ia
vern, 984 E. 222 St., vabita
svoje znance in prijatelje ma do
maeo zabavo, XII Sc nocoj vrsi v
njiju prostorih. Vesela druzba
in povovrstna postrezba.
Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Ostroska, XII
vodita Norwood Cafe ma 64O6
Superior Ave. Sc priporocata
znancem in prijateljem "a obisk
nocoj, ko Sc bo vrsila zabava v
slovo staremu letu.
Vazna seja
Drustvo Glas clevelandskih
delavcev st. 9 SDZ ina svojo
redno sejo V nedeljo, 3. januar-
ia navadnih prostorih SND.
Pricetek tocno oh l. uri. Ker je
seja zelo vazna, Sc prosi clan
stvo, da je polnostevilno ma
vzoce.
Zabava
Danes bono obhajali Sill
vestrov vecer plesom, katere-
ga priredita Slovenski narodni
dom in Klub drustev SIND in
sicer v obeh dvoranah. Zgoraj
bo Piles "a naso mlado generaci-
jo, v spodnji dvorani pa bodo
servirali kokosjo vecerjo in DO
tudi Piles "a starejse, "a katere
bo igral mas dobro znani Louis
Spehek in njegov pomocnik.
| Obletnica smrti
Oh priliki obletnice smrti
Franka Pajka Sc bo v ponede-
| lick zjutraj, dine 4. januarja OBJ
7.3O uri brala zadusnica cerkvi
sv. Marie ma Holmes Ave. So
rodniki in prijatelji SO vablje-
/ nj, da Sc udelezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-31

Podprino borbo Anerike "a demo-
krAcijo In svobodo syeta Iiakupom
yojlih hondov in vojno- o-yarcevaInih
ynamk! s.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-31

Kupujte vojne bonde in vojno-varce-
valne znannke. da bo cimprej poraxeno
osisce in vse, kar ono predstavljal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Recently Appointed

The list also includes the fol-
lowing chairmen and co-chair-
men of committees recently APP
pointed by Mrs, Scarney for the
club year ending in May, 1913:
Activities, Mrs. Stahelin and
Mrs. Lawrence Godfredson; art,
Mrs. Frank Quail Jr.; dining
room, Mrs. James Scripps Booth,
Mrs. Arthur Herman; former
board members. Mrs. Philip c.
Baker; garden, Mrs. Clarence
M. Booth; house, Mrs. Walter F.
Tant. Mrs. Joseph M. Schenck
and Mrs. Stahelin (My! Isn't
she the busy one,); member
ship. Miss Paulette Dildine;
music, Mrs. Frank w. Goldie;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
BY JAG. L. OLIVER

WITH Miss Billie Burke due
" to grace Colony Town
Clubs Tuesday luncheon, the
members Of that energetic group
are making final arrangements,
particularly Mrs. Irene Stahelin
who's in charge Of the party.
Hostesses for this gala will
include.
Mrs. go Herpan d. Scarney,
presi ent; Mrs. Roger V.
Walker, vice president; Mrs.
Griffith Ogden Ellis. Mrs. En-
erson Frantz. Mrs. Donald Mel
vile, Mrs. James o. Murfin,
Mrs. Albert E. O'Neal, Mrs. A.
w. Sempliner and Mrs. Walter
K. Simmons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Billie Burke to Grace
Colony Town Clubs
Luncheon on tuesday.

Red Cross, Mrs. John B. Farr
and Mrs. Clarence M. Booth:
service mems parties, Mrs. John
Leland Jones and Mrs. Fred
erick Farr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
To Maekinae Island

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond w.
Whyte and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Fox (both couples live In Har-
COURT drove up to Maclkinac
Island Friday and win be stay
ing on at the Grand Hotel for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henri Hopkes,
who now live on their beautiful
acres up near New Baltimore,
Mich, have been sighted en-
route to Chicago where they in
tend putting in the coming week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Popular Spot

Roaring Brook Inn, up Harbor
Point way. always has been a
particular spot with Detroiters,
we recall, many of whom have
been frequenting that piny sec
ton OF the state for many sum-
mers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Marshall
and their son and daughter-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Mar
shall. are up there this week
end and will stay on until some
time in August, they say.
The George Wileys are there
and will be staying for the en-
tire season and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. D. Spencer are also at the
inn-theirs is a summer-long
stay, too.
The John Moores Of Bloom
field are north on a three-week
visit at the inn and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Chittenden and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Annas are to be found
there as well.
The Lexington advertiser., 1942-12-17

An estimated 100000 essential war
workers in the Detroit area have been
held at their jobs by an agreement an
nouncd by Montague A. Clark, Michigan
Director of the War Manpower Commits
sion. The agreement-intended to pre-
vent labor pirating and dislodations
caused by shifting of workers to higher
paying jobs-lsts "a categories in which
employees may not leave their jobs
without specific governmental authori-
xation. President Roosevelt's executive
order setting up the now War Manpower
Commission under the chairmanship of
Paul V. McNutt had provided that, when
when the effective prosecution of the
war required it, all workers be hired,
rehired and recruited through the U. S.
Employment Service, and had prohibited
employers from retaining workers more
urgently needed in more essential oc-
cupation. Mr.. McNutt said the new pro-
gram embraces the ALLEGATION for man.
power to the armed forces, war indus
tries, agriculture, and other essential
civilian activities, the efficient use Of
labor for war industries, the mobiliza-
tion of the country's labor reserves, the
transfer of workers from less essential
activities to more essential activities,
and the providing of labor needed for
essential agriculture. He announced the
establishment of Bureau of Selective
Service-to include the selective service
system and to be headed by Selective
Service Director Hershey-within the
new VINO, and said that by the end Of
1943 one out of every five men in the
civilian labor force, instead of one out
of every nine, as now, would be in the
armed services.
The VINO and the Selective Service
system are helping the country's war
The Lexington advertiser., 1942-12-17

family and Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Brown
during the week end.
Mrs. A. j. Stevens, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs
A. j. Stevens, Jr., and Andrew Stevens,
III, visited Miss Pet Rogers at the Com
munity Hospital in Lexington Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Armstrong re-
turned to their home in Memphis Sun
day after visiting in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Armstrong.
Mrs. S. L. Murff, Miss Alice Murff,
and James Weeks were Kosciusko Wis
tors Sunday.
Miss Ida Nabors returned to her
home at Forrest City, Ark, Saturday
after visiting in the home of her sister,
Mrs. W. f. McCrary.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Aldridge and fam
lily attended church services at Mount
Vernon Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Jackson visited in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Carter
Sunday.
of Durant, were dinner guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. johnson
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Hand and family,
W. T. Hand Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hand,
Mrs. NJ. A. Campbell, and Miss Katurah
Campbell had dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
B. f. Scott and DR.. Jack Scott on Sun
day evening.
We are glad to report Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Armstrong greatly improved
after their illness.
Miss Annie Alexander and James
Weeks were business visitors in Kos
ciusko Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Thornton spent
the week end with relatives at Meridian.
Rev, and Mrs. Madison Flowers were
dinner guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Cade Sunday.
| Charley Hustis of Forest City, Ark.
visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J
L. Aldrdge Friday.
| T. j. johnson of French Camp, spent
Sunday in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II
]. Johnson.
| Mesdames W. T. Hand, A. l. Camp.
bell, and Meta Davis shopped in Green
wood Thursday.
! Mrs. C. M Tate spent Wednesday in
the home of her mother, Mrs. Connie
Cade, at Emory.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Stubs spen,
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Sharkey
Truitt at Emory.
! During "Women At War" Week fine
spirit of cooperation was shown by the
faculty and children in the colored
school. Tom King is principal of the
school.
L. j. Hand, M. T. Smith, and Larry
Jones Hand were business visitors in
Lexington Wednesday.
Mrs. Pate johnson, Mrs. Harvey Camp
bell and children Bettye and Ann, spen
the week end in jackson.
The Lexington advertiser., 1942-12-17
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plants draw up manning table forms to
enable the employer to plan for his
future labor needs and give the govern
ment upon to which to base the orderly
withdrawal of workers who must be re-
leased to the armed forces. Secretary of
Labor Perkins reported 100000 women
employed as factory wage earners in
midOctober, as compared with 2,700,000
in October 1941, and said that in the
same period total factory wage workers
increased from 11,400,000 to 12,700,000.
Under Secretary of War Patterson said
the average work week should be raised
in all wage and non-war industries from
the present average of 42,S hours to an
overall average of AZ hours.
Agriculture
An executive order of December 7
gave full control over the nations food
program to Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard. Mr.. Wickard is to control all
phases of the food program-require
ments, production, distribution, priorities
and ALLEGATIONS. purchase and procure
ment. To permit effective use of these
controls, the order provided for the pro-
curement from WPB of farm machinery,
supplies and equipment necessary to
carry out the program, the power to
order civilian rationing of foods through
OPA, the determination of policies and
procedures for the feeding of people in
foreign countries, the issuance of di-
receives relating to the importation of
food. and issuance Of priority schedules
for domestic transportation of food.
The functions, personnel, and proper
ty of certain agricultural bureaus and
divisions concerned primarily with the
production of food will be consolidated
into Food Production Administration
with Herbert W. Parisius, Associate Di-
rector of the Office of Agricultural wal
Relations, as director, and the functions
personnel, and property of certain ag-
ricultural bureaus concerned primarily
with the distribution of food will be
consolidated into Food Distribution
Administration, with Roy Hendrickson
present ANA Administrator as director
Secretary Wickard said prospects are
good for meeting 1943 food require
ments, but in order to meet those re-
quirements the u. S. must use fully and
economically it's production facilities and
distribution system and exert economy
in the consumption of foods. Some foods
may be scarce, he said, but 'no one will
need to go hungry" The executive order
will enable the agriculture department
to set up national Assembly line" in
the production and distribution of food
vitality needed to win the war and the
peace.
Lend-lease deliveries of American
foodstuffs for shipment to other nations
The Lexington advertiser., 1942-12-17
PrduOctiOn-

WPB Chairman Nielsen described Oc-
tober arms output as disappointing" as
it was up only 3 per cent over Sep
tember, the smallest monthly increase
this year. He gave the October box
score for major categories of war pro-
duction, airplanes were down 5 per cent
but stiff ahead of schedule, ordnance
was up 3 per cent, and machine tools
were up S.3 per cent-a new high for
machine tool production.
Because of the conflicting essentially
of many phases of the war production
program, said President Roosevelt, the
final decision as to what is most needed
remains with the Army and Navy.
4end-Lease-
In the three months ended December
IL, Lend-Lease assistance to the ma