davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Auto Rotioning Called
Miserable Failure

DETROIT, April a. GP).-Ward's IS
Automotive Reports in Its issue this
week viii say:
The rationing program for auto
mobile sales has been a miserable
failure. Dealers have been driven
from business or bankrupted and
manufacturers have been forced to
carry heavy loads of finished car in
ventory. And in the face OF these
situations, people who need trans
portation have been unable to draw
on the stockpiles. An unnecessary
wall has been built between supply
and demand.
This whole program cries for cor
rection. Mere revision OF restric-
tions as promised is not enough
They must be changed to the extent
that deliveries will be possible to the
full extent of the ceiling quotas
which have been arranged"
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Separated 81 Years,
Woman and Brother
Meet in Hospital
Ry the Associated Press

Ry the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April ga IL
year-old woman stood at a Bel
levue Hospital bedside today
and looked long and earnestly
at silent, white-haired Robert
Jones. Then she cried out:
He's my brother, I haven't
seen him for So years"
Mr., Jones, under observation,
acknowledged she was his sister
but refused TO talk about the
past.
Mrs. Martha Rollins said her
brother went 10 sea In 1890 and
disappeared, She came to the
hospital after reading news
stories that Mr.. Jones, who
claimed he was lol years old,
had been picked up as q vae-
rant. Mrs. Rollins said he was
about 70.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Is 10 Run in Wood,
With Apache, CoIchis,
Requested Favored
Eleven Of Horses Entered
For Jomoicu Roce Are
Eligible for Derby
% the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, April "A field Of
l6 three-ysar -olds. headed by the
Kentucky Derby hopsfuls Apache
and Requested and the Chesapeake
Stakes winner. Colchis, was entered
today for tomorrow's 18th running
Of the Wood Memorial at Jamaica,
traditional Derby prep"
Eleven Of the sixteen entered were
eligible for the Derby. but Of the
group only william Woodward's
Apache. unbeaten as q 3-year-o
Requested, Ben Whitaker's winner
Of the Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah
last winter, and Walter Chrysler,
jr.'s, Families, hard-luck Juvenile
Of 1941, but disappointment in his
only start this spring, were consid-
cred to have any chance Of making
the trip to Louisville.
In addition to Apache. Requested
and Families. the other Derby
nominees entered for the S25 ,O00-
added 11-16-mile test were Mrs.
Alice Sherman's American Wolf,
WALL feiNCi SbapACS EhlT Odll, MIS,
Ed Mulrenan's First Fiddle, Chrys-
ler's Blue dor, Movieman Louis B.
Mayors imported pair Of Kings Alb
bey and Domingo, Robert j. Kle-
berg, jr.'s, Salto and Mrs. Payne
Whitney's Buckskin, q surprise con-
tender just shipped up from Louis
vile especially for this race.
Non-Derby eiigibles. in addition
to Colchis. who is owned by r.
Sterling Clark, were Thomas M.
Howell's Scotland Light, Mrs. B.
Mfilers Incoming, j. Freedman's
Wood Robin and the Oakmont Sta
ble'S Opening Bid.
Apache. of his two straight vic
tories, figured to be favorite for the
AFFAIR, with Colchis, a Preakness
eligible who twice beat Alsab last
week-the last time in the Chesa-
peake-second choice and Requested,
who finished a firing third in the
Chesapeake, third in the betting.
Colchis and Requested were shipped
up to Jamaica early this week as
surprise entrants for the Wood.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Norrogonsett Park
ss the Associated Pres,


FIRST RAcE-purse. 81, 900: claiming:
Hish Martin A .psttiioS eco 100 $50
See See 9McMunen, ' 500
Time. 1:13.
It, A'sT wss sa9sd oounss and fnn ainkid i'rsd' rake
SECOND RAcE-purse. $1,000; claim
ins; 4-year -oids and upward; 8 furionFs,
.,In Eisht and & six &sTurneulD $50 334o 2aaoo 2aaoo
Piist boat txtkinson, 40
Also ran-Beacon Street anowum. Fort
Grimm. Miss Mint Drop. General fiauet
~ DAILY Double paid $3.50,
THIRD RAcE-Purse. s1,ooos claiming;
social Ace CMeioche5' tao $50 $50
Sharp Reward tDalaskD $40 $50
Lady Bob (HoveD $50
Also .n-silver Tip. Merry GLOW. Mar
lee g.. Southern Yam. Liberty B.. zacan-
lite and Buzzie, Jr
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
MASK as sns VIZ ruansaS sna 4so
Repeller tWimmer) $50 4.eo
He Said tBalaskD $40
Time, 1 III 3-5.
Also ran--Jane Vito. Post Luck. Count
Cotton. Mad Money and Pernelle.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. 81 900: ciaimins:
Unbuttoned IAtkinson) $50 $40 $40
Ticky Otis Dsttilo) $50 2eo
shrimpie lpurando) $40
Aiso m'' raanE4riDp.d. Al.n.s and v.ldin.
Valet.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Maryland Forest Fire
Breaks Out Anew

A large forest fire which burned
throughout yesterday afternoon and
last night over a 4-square-mile area
in Prince Georges County, Md,
flared up anew this afternoon and
sent fire companies from nearby
Maryland communities to the scene.
The fire was burning in an area
between Cheltenham. Clinton and
Forestville: Twenty-eight youths
from the Cheltenham School for
Boys, under the supervision of
Vance z. Thomas, superintendent,
we're called out to assist volunteer
firemen and citizens in fighting the
flames.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Three Massachusetts
Papers Roise Price
,y the Associated Press.

by Iht Associated PresS.
BOSTON, April 24.-Three Massa-
chusetts newspapers announced
price increases today, effective Mon
day
The Boston Evening Globe in
creased its price from cents per
copy to cents, throughout New
England, and set price Of cents
outside the New England States.
The Morning Globe now is selling
for cents
The Salem News and the New
buryport Daily News announced in
creases from 2 cents to cents per
copy to meet increased production
costs.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Driver Held After Row
To Save Trucks Tires
Ry the Associated Press.


PHILADELPHIA. April a pa
five-ton truck lay overturned across
a busy trolley line for an hour and
IS minutes today while driver Sam
uel Hamburger, 27, argued over the
best way TO right it to prevent dam
age TO his tires.
Twelve trolleys piled up behind
the barrier. Passengers fretted over
the delay, then joined the argu-
ment Finally, exasperated police
arrested Mr.. Hamburger on a disor-
derly conduct charge and took him
70 jail.
Repsirmen righted the truck and
the jam cleared.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Envoy's Wife Organizes
AustruIiun Gardeners
3, the Associated Press.

b! the A8soclkted Prest.
CANBERRA. April 24.-An army
of women vegetable growers, who
will share surpluses with their
neighbors has been organized by
Mrs. Nelson T. johnson, wife of the
United States Minister to Australia.
She hopes by next spring to have
most Canberra housewives as active
gardeners.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Rotioning
CONTINUED From First Page.

limited to apply only to dealers in
automobiles and accessories because
they had been most seriously az
fected by rationing. Suitable ar
rangements already have been
made, he added, for tire dealers.
Mr.. Potter told the committee o.
p. A. Administrator Leon Hender-
son was anxious to expedite the
movement of new cars to persons
eligible to buy them under rationing
orders. Revised rationing regula-
tions, he said. are being drafted to
assure that all cars in the rationed
group will be disposed Of within one
year.
To date, Mr.. Potter said. some
1000 cars have been sold under ra-
tioning, with approximately 35s, 900
still on hand.
Details Not Announced.
While Mr.. Potter did not disclose
the nature OF the revised rationing
order, Representative Thomas Ford,
Democrat, Of California, said the
order probably would make eligible
for new cars every one directly or
indirectly" connected with the war
effort and having a car of 1899 or
earlier make having been run at
least 10000 miles.
Mr.. Potter said the earlier auto
mobile rationing program had
failed because there were too
few" applications made for pur-
chases.
Yesterday the committee was told
that some 1912 model automobiles
might not appear on the streets be-
fore 1872 due to current rationing
regulations.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Jomoicu
By the Associated Press.

FIRST RAcL-Purse IL 500; claiming;
Aimed ,WsstIope) $40 $40 500
s''na,: Flm.. fi9fssisen' ffsi. $40
Nss I.n1sih.,ss .snr T.t,,,. M c,....s n,,S.,;
tSss' ts' and S3gIe'i 81 rom s Ri Pied Al'm'f fk'n'
SECOND EAcxEPurse. $1,000; claim
Ss.e:s S:s ssrB;i B:l,. s's;i WIN 1890 sS sS
RsSsI Boy !zufeltl $50
Also ren.s.,,h.s sss. i5sek sesS.a ssss r,na.n
DAILY Double paid soS.70J
TYIED Esjs, a.Sssv.;s .es sSG sns
s':;;.; s:s:. "a; Fl; Ss$i: sss 1890 s$
Also ran-centuple. steyada, Dixie Man
Smoky Snyder, .echuylerville. knisht Call
Arisht Ann and De Icer.
FOURTH RAcE-Purss. 81. 500; special
Now Mandy tzufsit) 1890 z1o sto
Aiasnes CwestropeI 800
Also rannwRakish Hat. witch Water
Adyenturous SPIRIT. ca9ayya. sonorous
.01rG5. .o. 3. wla.n.i sPs Ds'.s .ntl1. nso'
FIFTH RAcE-Purs., $1,000; allow
E: P.;is q S::|isS: |s.s;i!s:;, ;:$
Tine l;i2.p.,.u, LIZ. MIN. .,r,a. "a,
Islam. o si:n:on ssrdi.. sui sairu:s S and Sse He
tern.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Gas Ration Plan Hit
As 'HaIf.Baked' and
'M.Advised'
Oil Firm Heed BIomes
Henderson; Soys Ickes
Understonds Problem
r. ths Assscssssc Press.

Es tbs Assecsstec Press.
PrTTSBURGH. April 74.-waiter
r. Hailanan, president Of one Of
the largest independent oil producers
IN the Nation and member OF
the wartime Petroleum Industry
Council. declared today the pro-
posed gasoline rstioning on the
Eastern sesboard was half baked"
and "iu-advised
Mr.. Haiianan Is head OF the
Plymouth Oil Co. chairman Of
Petroleum Co-ordinator Ickes' Pro-
duction Committee for the Eastern
district and a member of the
Industry Council under Mr.. Ickes.
In a statement he directly blamed
Price Administrator Leon Hender-
son for the situation, saying:
The hslf-baked. ill-sdviSed. hit
or-miss threat of Price Admins
traitor Henderson on gasoline ration
ing for the Eastern seaboard Is in
oicative of the lack OF intelligent
understanding which that Govern
ment agency (Ofhce OF Price Ad-
ministration) has shown In dealing
with a problem so vital 10 the peo-
pie OF this great arsenal Of de-
mocrscy.
Economic Upsets Seen.
Nothing could more seriously dis
locate our domestic economy and
the war effort than an unnecessary
restriction OF gasoline supplies in
this great industrial area of the
East"
Citing Mr.. Ickes' open disagree
ment with the necessity for curtail-
ing gasoline supplies so severely
that the average motorist would be
limited TO 2h TO gallons weekly,
Mr.. Hallanan told press confer
ence:
Gasoline stocks are not now 10
limited as to justify the al to 8
gallon weekly figure, in the con-
sidered judgment OF the industry
and apparently in the Judgment Of
Mr.. Ickes' ONCE"
Mr.. Hallanan added:
Pipeline Plan Favored.
I'VE have Federal petroleum CO.
ordinator in Secretary Ickes who
has shown an intelligent grasp of
the critical problems of oil and gas
supply and Mr.. Henderson's decree
obviously was made without consul
tation or approval by the petroleum
co-ordinator.
There is an acute fuel oil prob
lem In the East-but not Of gaso-
line. I don't say that won't come
but there's no reason for putting
this great section on rationing to-
day" :,
Mr.. Hallanan asserted that if ef-
forts, which he said twice were de-
MED by the Government, to build
a pipeline from Texas to the East
had been successful the line would
have been completed by this time
and delivering $50 900 to 400, 900 bar
rels daily"
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Midland and ChuIIedon Head
Field in $4,000 Grow Stake
Bv The Associated Press.


HAvRE DE GRACE. April 24-Foiowng
the horses listed according position
one Handica here
Evening star., 1942-04-24

D II Todoys Results and Entries
OC q ~ VS. for Tomorrow
Rocing Results
How're de Groce
N the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-eurse- 81 .ooo: elsfnins,
Tsentee Crrentl fs.2o 50 3po
zacabrsnd tschmidl $50 $50
eisf n. Man q sHerri''' q $50
Also ran-Cstsitp, waters Edss. war
Pare. Tower. Pet, DIasdins Hesrt. War
Master Back Play, fious ptspsay and
SECOND RACI-Purse. sI.soo: claim
Ask Aunt ADA tschmidh SEQ 90 SO
Ii! rr.. Up tGT.iHgeeIi' T.is a'7o
Also ran--Hadsrace. Bold Lacy. valdina
Niece. Meadoy star. LIBERTY Patsy. Briar
Gal Queens Delisht. Church supper and
DAILY Double paid sssJ
THIRD RACE-Purse, VI 200; allow
snces. 3-year-olds; q furlonss
oold Crack tDeerinst 7.20 $40 2Ta
cHigh CELEBRITY tseabob 400 32o
ePsses Bet tcamPbsii $40
Also ran--seir Jerome Fiyins Reish.
Caesar b. sBaby Boy. Spurawsy, Mar d'Es-
crit. Many Lands and Boa Novice
Lowe and Mitchell entry
{ Schoen and Lavann Stable Antry.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81 500: allow
ances; 3-yesr-oldsi q furlonss
Markxman tCampbeiD $40 3aa go
Sunset Boy (Remerscheid) $50 34o
rrelawney CMora SiO
Also ranSlndi.n Sun. c,aue.us She
Dast and Sir Counsellor.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
SIXTH RAcE-Purse $1,000 added:
BACKBONE. HANDICAP: 3-year-olds and np-
Nurroqunsett Park

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST JRAcE-Purse. 81, ,000i. elalminfi
4-year-olds and upward i mile ane 20
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Sportsmon's S Park
by the Associated Press.

SECOND RAcE-Purse $500; elaiming:
4-year -olds and upward: 1 mile and To-
Evening star., 1942-04-24

SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and upward. mile and
Evening star., 1942-04-24
sy ire Ameeiated Press.

FOURTH RACE--Purse, - 500 added
Fighting FOX Handicap: 3-yesr-olds and
Evening star., 1942-04-24

THIRD RAcE-Purss. si,e00; claiming:
year olds and upward: mile and 70
Evening star., 1942-04-24

FOURTH RACE-Purse $1,000; special
weishts; maidens; 3-year-olds; fur
Evening star., 1942-04-24
New York Bunk Stocks

NEW YORK. April - tPr.-Nsticnal As.
soelstion Securities Dealers, Inc:
Evening star., 1942-04-24

SIXTH RACE-Purss 81 500: sllow-
nces. year -olds and ND furfonra
Evening star., 1942-04-24
n, iht AsSociated Prfss.

aChfistiana Stable entry.
Mrs. and Mr.. W. A. Connolly entry.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-18
Stanovanje v najem

5 sob, fornez, garaza in vse u
dobnosti. Najemnina 500. Odda
Sc odrasli druzini. Vprasa sc ma
1471 z. IS st. .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-18
Bo|konski norodi bodo nos+opi|i pro+i
hobsburskemu noSr+u

Dne II. t. m. je znani radio
komentator Arthur Hale govo-
ril ma postaji WOR naslednje:
= "Demokratieni predstavniki O.
nih narodov, katere so nekdaj
zatirali Habsburzani, prinasajo
ma dan vedno move informacije,
da bi zaprli pot monarhisticnim
koristolovcem, XII bi hoteli upo-
rabiti svoj prid ustanovitev
avstrijske legije v okvirju VOL
ske Zedinjenih drzav.
"'Spominjali Sc boste, da je
zaeel to prerekanje neki Oton
Habsburski, XII 81 je preskrbeI
S strani vojnega sekretarja
Stimsona pisnlo, XII pozdravlja
kot dobrodoslo pomoc Habsbur-
zana pri zbiranju legije. Otono-
vi pomagaci so takoj zgrabili
priliko in zaceli zlorabljati to
pismo, ces, da je z MIN spreje-
ia teza Habsburskih sanj, da
Sc z Otonom ma celu obnovi sta
70 Avstro-ogrsko cesarstvo, kar
lie seveda izzvalo ostre proteste.
Wojni sekretar Stimson je
odgovoril ma enega teh protes-
TOW s pismom, " katerem je raz-
lozil, da mu je dobrodosla po-
moe ne le omega, XII ga je ma
zval nadvojvodo Otona, tenn
vec podpora vseh Avstrijcev.
Avstrijski delavski komite je
odgovoril sekretarju Stimsonu
in izjavil poleg drugega: Kon-
stitucija Avstrijske Republike
nj nikdar priznala nobenega
nadvojvodo ali slicnega, ker je
bila zgrajena ma istih idealih in
nacelih kakor konstitucija Zedi-
njenih drzav. Gospod Oton
Habsburski pa nj nikdar hote
priznati konstitucije nase demo.
kraticne dezele in nj nikdar pri-
Sci nszaj v Avstrijo odkar je
prekoracil svoje sesto leto.
"Navajam Sc nekatera dru'
ga zanimiva dejstva, XII sem jiE
prejel cd avstrijskih skupin. O.
ton ina zdaj trideset let, a do
zdaj MISC niti on sam, niti ME
gova diva mlajsa brata pokaza
Ii nobenega zanimanja "a bojs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-18

.
vail nase resolucije in iskali pri
'narodih, kaj da smo doprinesli
" dejanjih! Vedno opozarjam,
upostevajte domace institucije
in pokazite lojalnost dejansko,
to zna kaj pomagati, vse .drugo
.bo ali pa ne, kaj koristilo. De-
'janja govore. Pooblasceni so Sc
sdrugi nasi rojaki "a nabiranje
.aplikacij "a prodajo bondov. -
Zglasite Sc ma banki, ace pa ne
-morete, pa poklicite po telefo-
nu in pridemo k YAM ma dom po
aplikacijo. Kdor lie more, maj
+pokaze svojo lojalnost sedaj, ko
je cas- "a to. Prisel DO cas-, ko
zna ravno to mnogim pomaga-
it,.
V imenu Federalne banke, XII
vodi to kampanjo, vas pozdrav-
liam.
Anton Grdina,
predsednik N. A. Banke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-18

in samim sebi tudi.
Vlada nam lahko ,ece: ''Kdor
nj z menoj, je proti meni'. Res,
kdor bi v teh dneh ne hotel So
,delovati vfado, tax potem ne
zasluzi uzivati ameriske svobo-
de in komodnosti, kakrsno mu
Amerika nudi.
Steer pa nam khcejo liz boj-
mega polja prav isto nasi voja-
XII: INA fronto "a nami"!
Podpirajte mas moralno in fl
naneno, da DO nam mogoee- IL
.vojevati zmago denokracije "a
vas in ia vase sobrate, XII live
" suznosti diktatorjev in tlaci-
teljev.
Te dni Sc vrsi ia izredna kam-
panja.
( Rojaki! Ia kampanja je dru-
gi mas kongres. Nase resoluciie
SO nasa pomoc nasi vladi. -
Glejmo, da bono imeli ka,j po-
kazati, kadar bodo prereseta-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-18

MIA, da so nase organizacije
kupovale bonde ali obveznice,
katere MISC nmele nobene ga
rancije in "a katere SO neki a.
gentle, da so jih prodajali, OBJ
ljubovali in placevali provizijo.
Sedaj imajo vse organizacije
lepo priliko investirati v dobre
obrestovanje.
Poleg organizacij velja to "a
vsakogar, XII ina kaj denarja,
da ga lahko investira..
Rojaki!a Ma tako fronto sc
ne SINE nikdo odreci. Sam sebi
bo tenn pridobil vojasko cast,
"a posojilo bo dobro nagraden
obrestmi in celemu svetu DO S
TEN pomagal do image "a de-
mokracijo.
Tako toraj ma fronto "a zma-
60, ma fronto "a naso lastno ko-
rist. Vladi moramo biti lojalni
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-18

ma ia nacin, ko kupijo bonde, S
tenn vladi posodijo,, da lahko
razpolaga s finance, XII je po-
trebna "a izvojevanje image.
Kdo ne bi bill "a take ideale ?
Vlada pa tega niti noee zastonj,
vlada jamci te bonde in DO cd
njih ali zanje plaeala lape O.
bresti! Kaj hoeemo Sc vec?
Prav sedaj v tenn casu je
razglasena velika kampanja ta7
XIII ''Victory bnodov", katere
hoce vlada, da Sc jih razproda
Sc ia mesec "a 9 bilijonov.
v ta nsmen so bile pozvane
vse banke in posojilnice, da to
priporoee vsem, kateri imajo
denar "a investicije. Tukaj pri-
dejo V prvi vrsti v postev orga-
nizacije.
Sc sc lahko spominjamo, ko-
liko je bilo hrupa in jadikova-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-18

Eavstrijskega polka, in to kljub
temu, da BE vedno ne veno, dali
|namerava on sam aktivno slu-
ziti.
aOton Sc baje nahaja v tej
dezeli ma podlagi belgijskega di-
plomatskega potnega lista. Ia
ko n1u je uspelo, da Sc izogne
|vpoklicu v vojasko sluzbo, a nea
objasnjeno je ostalo, kako je
mogoce, da on zastopa Belgijo
|v kateremkoli diplomaticnem
poslu. Nejasno je tudi, ali sta
njegova diva brata tudi diplo-
mata ali izpostavljena vpokli-
Gu v vojsko. Oton igra demo-
krata, obenem pa 81 nadevlje
easten naslov, katerega sploh nj
in z veseljen pristaje ma to, da
Sc ga nazivlje Njegovo Kraljev-
sko Velicanstvo. Videti je, da
so edine osebe, XII zele, da Oton
pride zopet ma prestol, njegova
matt, takozvana cesarica Zita,
njegovi bratje in oni monarhi-
sti, XII pricakujejo velikih kori-
sti v slueaju obnove ,cesarstva.
"Kako misli priprosto ljud-
stvo onih krajev, katere je
tnekdaj zatiral Habsburski tri-
nog, je dobro povedal hrvaski
| duhoven, XII je izjavil ma radiu
naslednje: "V tej uri najstras-
nejsega trpljenja smo mi Jugo-
slovani po svojem najglobljem
preprieanju primorani, da od-
krito molimo, da mas Bog DIVA
ruje povratka Habsburske zale-
ge in vseh takih odresenikov. "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-18

v prid Avstriji, akoravno je ze
stir leta cd tega, odkar je Hi
tier zasedel Avstrijo. Mogi bi
Sc bill vpisati najmanj V pol
tucata vojsk, XII so v boju s Hi
tlerjem. Zdaj pa, ko zmagi ze-
dinjenih narodov ne more biti
vee nobenega dvoma, bi Oton
hotel postati agent "a nabiranje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-18
Uredr1ikoud
posta

Cleveland, Ohio. = Da bi A.
merika dosegla zmago, je orga-
nizirala tri fronte. re So: Voja-
XII ma bojnih poljanah, delavci v
tovarnah, ostalo liudstvo pa do
ma ma domacih frontah.
Poleg vseh drugih frontah,
katgih je pa najvaznejsa from
ia finance. Amerika bo zma-
gala 8 pomoeio njenega boga-
stva. Ia vojaki ma 'front.' mora
mo stati m il moralno in fl
nancno pomocjo. velika nehva-
leznost bi bila cd nase strani, ce
bi v teh dnevih, ko mas vlada
poziva ma fronte, odrekli in $
kislim obrazom pomisljali, &c bi
kaj storili ali ne. "
Sedai so nastopili resni casi,
vojna je, toda, ameriska vlada
je do skrajnosti potrpezljiva in
prizanesljiva, same lepo vabi in
ponuja prilike, da bi sami spre-
videli In spregledai, da je cas-,
do pokazemo, koliko lojaInosti
imamo do dezele, katera nam
je do sedaj nudila tako udobno
in srecno zivljenje " svobodi in
prostosti, kakor nimajo mixer
drugod nobeni narodi ma celem
svetu. T.
Vlada, &c reeen vlada, kaj to
pomeni? Vlada smo mi ljudstvo.
Vlado 81 izvolimo, da ona vzdr-
zuje red in vodi uprave, da v
njenem vladanju uzivamo, bla-
gostanje in udobnosti.
Ker SO pa dozoreli casi pre-
izkusenj, je vlada zacela klicati
ma mas, drzayljane, da maj Sc
odz1vemo ma fronte 2redevolje
in dobre volje, ne s kislimi O.
brazi in opofekanjem, marvec
veseljem, kakor mladi voja-
XII prostovoljci.
DomaGe fronte, ma. katere mas
poziva vlada, so "a mas varne
in castne, he koristne! Sedaj
prav pozorno klice vlada ma fl
naneno fronto. Vlada Sc zave-
da, da je najvazpejsa fronta fl
nanca. Vlada hoee nam dati ta-
ke vloge ma frontah, da Jh bo
vsak lahko izvrsil. Vlada je od-
redila in dolocila, da je vsak de-
lavec zavarovan in dobro placan
in tudi v vojnem easu uziva po-
trebno udobnost. Kar vlada pri
xsem tenn Sc opozarja in zeli, je
to, da Sc obraca do svojih dr.
zavljanov in stanovalcev, da il
" tenn casu pQtrebe pomagajo,
da cd dobrega zasluzka kupijo
vojne bonde, drugo besedo, da
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X X
M>hetHo~e esszMM
W'AR BINDS.
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At Midway, in the Coral Sea and
from General MacArthur's head
quarters in Australia, the Navy pa
troll bombers are searching out en-
emy bases, hips and transports and
completing their mission" The
Navy Patrol Bomber costs about
S75o,O0o.
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Ma gormji slixi vidimo, kako
prihajajo Nemci masoj IL Stalim-
gradd. No mosilsejci lesi r0nj jes,
nena$kS Voiak, ki so ga tovartSi
prinesh IL stalingrajskega pekla.
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Naprodaj

SO kanarcki, izvrstni pevcis Cena
zmerna. zglasite Sc ma 1419 E.
81 St.
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