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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Bennett Will Teach
Jdps' War Methods

NEW YORK. March II INSl
The CHS Short-waNc hStenlnL
station today recorded an Austria
Ian broadcast, which reported
that Nal Gen HIenryl Corridor
Bennett who commanded the All
IN Malaga has been appointed
acting Inspector general OF Austria.
Ian forces 10 teach japanese
methods Of warfare
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Why Girls 90 Home
TO Every Bachelor in Washineton Living Costs
High, Work GrueIne, Quarters Crowded
BY JOSEPH l.. MlLER
niird Press star correspondent

average rate Of about 600 q
week
How many Of the newcomers
become discouraged with the kind
Of life they find and 20 back home
IS not definitely known, bat Mrs
Virginia y. Novel; Of the local
OCD'S Recreation Services, Inc
estimated the number ~ akeHi
100 a week IN certain cataFerieS
Hugo w. Wolter. executive dI-
rector Of Recreation Services. Inc
has been working night and day
20 make the government girl ,
lIfe tolerable. but the task IS q
big one and viii take a long tmC
10 complete
Loneliness is not Tho only NAL
ady which affllcts girl, here Fol
many II * a case Of all worl
and no play a miserable exist.
cnce IN congeSted roominC houses
unrcmttlng boredom. and a con
Ntant struggle 10 make ends NICE
IN the nation : most expensive
city
DR. WInfred OyerholScr. pSychia.
trlSt Of note and superintendent o'
s. Elizabcth'S Hospital remarked
recently on the number OF girls
who crack up under The Wash.
lngton pace and have 10 be- sent
home
liomeSiCkuo>s the desperate
search for living quarters and
oVerWork he warned may add
UP 10 nervous brcakdownS" 10.
curing pSychlatric treatment, lie
urged parents Of the nation tC
keep "irail ncrvousIy unstable
daughter, al home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Roosevelt Asks
Funds for 500

WASHIN GTO%. March i
INST President Roosevelt today
asked Congress tor S93O0,0OO 20
initiate work on the new set of
locks recently authorized by Con-
greSS AZ Sault Ste Marie. Mich
The bin was introduced IN Con
Crc>S by senator Prcnti>s VI.
Brown Of Michigan who argued
that lnasmuch as 90 per cent Of
the nation $ IRON ore passes through
the locks The additional facilities
would greatly speed Americas war
nNnrf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Gas on Stomach

ADNERTIsFMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11


Evelyn Carmel The Venus Dc
Nylon. whose logs have used up
enough Photographic film 90 sup
ply a regiment 81 Jap spies
painted for her admirers today a
bleak future OF deserted street
corners As their portion Of thai
unhappy day when the nation y
supply Of silk and such iilmy stuff
is All used up IN parachutc~
Girls legs arc going 20 take II
on the shin II seems.
Though she believes ingenious
manufacturers VIII bc able 10 do
something attractive. if desperate
with cotton mesh and llSlr. Miss
Carmel pointed ont that not even
4 boil wccvll can honestly con-
tend that cotton gives more than
crNatZ Clamor 20 the average
ankle.
The chcoScCakc famine. she said.
probably viii lead 20 a strong de-
mand for Stacks 1t Is conceivable.
brethren. that we VIII bc reduced
10 sncaklng sly looks az pair
- well-hemmcd blue denim over
ais.
Miss Carmel has been unvclling
her legs before commercial pho
tographerS for five years now
over since one Of them swooningly
discovered he had been so prcoc-
cupicd with her pretty blond
head as not 20 notice what she
stood on
Since then She has earned SIG
IN hour as a specialist in model
ing legs, though they are not her
only means Of support She has
a beautiful face and her torso
would be an attribute to any
rousseau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

WASHINGTON. March IL
Uncle Sam Is smooth enough al
getting girls TO leave home, but
he's not 50 hot AZ keeping them
con,ented af,orWard
OF the thousands who flock II
Washington each month, attracted
by wartime Jobs hundred, return
-'e-tF'r- parental hearth after a
feW days or week, wishing they
had never seen the capital
A one government worker put u
The turnover il terrific"
The COmm0neSt complaint 81
government girls including even
those who stick IL oul. iS loneh-
moss The current ratio Of date
ahlc girls 90 eligible bachelors IN
federal service here II has becr
estimated is about eight TO one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
COULD BIZ EXTENDED

The grant of power, Of course
could be extended 10 other kinds
Of legislation as well a. appropria-
tion bills.
Senator Mcclellan 90 OF Ten
neSSec. who ranks next 10 Char
man Glass on the Senate appro-
priationS committee. opposed the
idea He declared that, in his
judgment. The only way the power
could be given the President would
be by amending the Constitution
Governors Of many states have
power 10 veto individual items IN
appropriation bills Mr.. Roosevelt
said in his letter 10 Nandcnberg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Roosevelt Asks
Power 10 Veto
Riders on Bills

ASHIN G. y. March II
QNS) President Roosevelt sug-
gested today that he be given
authority 10 veto items in appro-
priation bills. He made this sug-
geStion in letter 10 Senator
Nandenbcrg RI of Michigan.
He commended Vandcnberg for
his stand on the matter.
As a result of the Presidents
suggestion. Vandcnberg said ne
would offer an amendment 10 the
independent offices appropriation
bill, pending IN the Senate appro-
priationS committee, authorizing
the President 10 veto any partlcu-
lar item in the bill.
Such power would operate as a
deterrent 10 riders on appropria-
ton measures. Congress sometimes
has attached cNtrancOuS legiSla-
ton. Objectionable TO the PrcSi-
dent. 10 Appropriation bills, and
the President has approved bill,
rider and all because I'm order 10
veto the rider ne would have 10
veto the appropriation bull, too,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Mexico Nebs Germans

NEXICO CITY March Il
llNS). - Military authorities to-
day reported the arrest OF four
Germans who illegally entered the
state of Mlchoacan on a mine
prospecting rup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
DONE IN GOOD FAITH

81 had IT," he explained "when
was governor Of New York. and
although the Legislature i'm both
branches was Republican. and !.
-geSeFHer,, WAS Democrat
the power was carried out I'm
good faith on both sides.
MY recollection was that a.
governor / only vetoed three or
four items In the whole four
wears was in Albany. and no
effort was made Co pass the
vetoed items over my di>ap-
prevail
I'm regard 60 the situation in
Washington. there are. of course.
two schools of thOught-the
first il. that constitutional
amendment would be necessary.
| do not hold Ia this school.
~ think the other method Is
constitutional whereby the leg
i>latiNe branch of the govern
ment can pass legislation with
the item veto power In IL.
The process could, il seems TO
me, be tested out by inserting "A
simple clause in the appropria-
ton hill and applying only IN
that bill. This at least would
get the matter before the Sen
ate, and | think am right in
saving that an amendment of
this Kind To an appropriation hill
could be brought up on the floor
AZ the time the hill WAS pend
ing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
ST. Patrick's Reunion SET

The annual ST. PatrickS Day
reunion and ball. sponsored by the
Gaelic League. Will be held March
II In the Book-Cadlllac Hotel, II
was announced today. Philip NJ
Long IS general chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
GIRLS REJECTED

And that means" one Young
woman SAID, that II YOU date
me. its because YOU turned
down seven other girls To do it,"
Last December The estimated
number of women working for the
government was 100000 but. IN
tho months sine" girls have been
pouring into the capital AZ an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

UT '|.''N' 'tt|ift I'i'E ~.NlfIN W I'I
maIadlu>tcd underplnning who fine
slack, a bn trying Miss CarmcI
advised that they 60 on wearing
skirts and stockings. of whatever
Just wear YOUR dresses be
low your knees" she cautioned
them select stockings of n
dark shade, wear plain shoes
which don't call attention Ia
your legs, and see that your
face looks pretty"
For men who may be worried
about the prospect Of being forced
10 wear shorts for lack Of wool
Miss Carmel could only say that
she Is worried too. Her opinion oil
the manly calf Is low indeed.
Please keep them covered
somehow" she begged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

800 1ONAOEh oO Tor IL
When excess Tomaeh acid causes EAs. sour stomach
or heartburn. doctors prescribe The tastes a. "a
medicines known fnr synptoma'ic- rsltef-med nrt
like those m Bel Tablets Try Hel- an yunfse
a. nrT sign ~ distress They neutrAiIze acid. re-
gas, ara bring comfort very Quiekly--y't Ne r0s
laraiIve Only .5o ~ drug stores ~ ynur Verg Hrg
trial doesnf prose Bel better return bottle 20
as ana ge' douhle your m0ury back
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-03-19
ALTERS EIedrify
Farm Chores; Save
Time And Work

Electricity is fast taking over
farm chores. Records of All Club
members show widespread %utiliza-
ton of portable electric motors tn
operate g~rindstoncs, churns, corn
shelters, workshop tools, home flour
mills, and numerous other operations
formerly done by hand. Many make
electric fences, which obviate con-
slant watching of livestock. Others
wire chick brooders to assure pro-
per, even heat. Well over $50 prac-
teal uses of electricity are en-
ployed by Alters.
Inspired by the numerous poten-
tial affiliations Of electric power
which save time and work on farms
and in rural sections - urgently
needed to offset rapidly mounting
labor shortage - thousands of club
sters are participating in the 1912
national All rural identification
contest. In addition to offering par
Elephants an excellent opportunity
to gain, and utilize electrical know
ledge in their homes and communi-
ties, county, State and national a.
wards for outstading achievements
are provided by Westinghouse, un-
der the supervision of the Extension
Service.
Awards comprise gold medals for
county winners, and all-expense
trips to the 21st National All Club
Congress in Chicago next Novem-
Der for recipients of State honors.
Six college scholarships of 5000
each also will be awarded to selected
State winners.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-03-19
Nation Asks Big
Increase In Oil
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
farm basis, with location and grade
differentials.
To further the increase in fats
and oils, efforts will also be made to
step up production of lard, tallow,
and grease in packing plants.
Cotton-seed is also an important
source of oil, but no increase in
cotton production has been request
ed because of the gigantic surplus
Of cotton fibre already on hand, and
because the 1912 goal of Is million
acres will assure a sufficient supply
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-03-19
of oil from this source.

of oil from this source.
Vegetable oils are used in the
manufacture Of hundreds of articles
paint for guns and houses, limo
leum, cosmetics, cooking oil. lard,
printers ink, and the new plastics.
In many cases they can be substi-
tutes for petroleum products.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-03-19

VICTORY CLINIC FOR INDUSTRY (Top Right Photo)
b. M. Davis, Industrial Sales Manager, h offering every possible
assistance to industrial, government and municipal customers In
solving their wartime problems and doing everything possible to
meet altered conditions and convert to defense production.
Headed by J. J. Powell, the Victory Clinic for Appliance and
Equipment Dealers has been established to assist dealers IN solving
their war emergency problems. The company will render helpful
assistance through the Dealer Co0rdnatOrs and members Of tho
Home Service Department. A. H. Uhat will assist Director Powell
In the work Of the Victory Clinic for Dealers.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-03-19

VICTOKI Jim FUN n HVMN IVY LLE . wv
Conducted BY Miss Fannie May lizard, Home Service Director.
The Victory Clinic For The Home will broadcast . weekly radio hair
hour program which is designed to offer maximum assistance to
Mississippi homemakers in meeting wartime problems and condi
tions in everyday home life. This program will be heard over a
combined network Of Mississippi stations, including those At Jack
y, Natchez, Vicksburg, Greenvile.. and McCOmb. Tune In on any
Of these stations each Friday morning from 1900 to 11:SO.
VICTORY CLINIC FOR BUSINESS 1ower Left Photo)
The Commercial Sales Department, headed by Earle B. Guess.
is constantly searching for new products, ideas, and suggestions
that will be Of value to business. This department has for its
objective better business opportunities for wartime Mississippi.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-03-19
Tie
STAT. H.alA Okf;e..
Ssya

Impure mix has klt~s more peo-
pie than any other food. Terrible.
isn't it, that such an excellent food
can be so dangerous. But i 5 germ
laden milk that does the DIR = work.
The COW can be in the 1ioom Of
health on month when the veter-
marian examines her and a victim
of contagious abortion or tubercu-
losis a few months later. The mixer
may be free of communicable dis
eases today and tomorrow splitting
out the virulent germs of septic
sore throat. Bacteria of typhoii
fever, %diphtheria, septic sore thrc
and other disease travel on cleaa
hands. unclean pals, coughs, ard
agious roitcs 10 reach one of their
favorite foods - milk.
Pasteurization Of milk supplies
protects the cot,sumtI. Pasteuriza-
ton brings milk to a temperature
high enough and long enough to
kill disease germs. Yet, it does not
affect taste, cream line, appearance,
or d~igestibility of milk unfavorably,
and alters very little its food value.
Until health education reaches the
point where citizens demand that
all market milk be pasteurized, raw
milk necessarily will be used. Milk
is essential to adequate nutrition
and if pasteurized milk cannot be
obtained. raw milk must be used for
a balanced diet. Greatest care
should be taken, however, that raw
milk comes from cows free from
tuberculosis and Bangs Disease.
Also, the most s%crupulous cleanliness
should be used in handling milk 80
that it is not contaminated with
disease germs.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-05
Rojak cadet cd vlaka

Ko Sc je rojak John Cergol v
sredo vecer po II. uri vraeal il
della v American Steel and Wire
Co., Sc mu je pripetila nesreca
ma zelezniskem kriziscu ma E.
IS st. in Marquette Ave. S svo-
jim avtom je Sci preko tracnic
ma kriziscu, kjer nj bilo cuva-
ia, ko ga je zadel vlak New
York Central zeleznice in ga
Ivlekel rs eevljev predno Sc je
ustavil.
Mr.. Cergol je star 81 let ter
zivi ma 3481 East 90 st. Ma
tenn kraju nj nobene razsvetlja-
We ali varnostnega signala. Dobil
lie precejsnje poskodbe ma gla-
vi in je bill odpeljan v Mt. Sinai
bolnisnico.
Prejsnji dan Sc je zgodila bill
zu tega krizisca druga sliena
nesreca, pri kateri sta bila ubi-
ia diva delavca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-05
Rusi zayzeli II
nadaljnih vasi

MOSKVA, 5. decembra. =
Rdeea armada je vceraj iztrga-
la sovrazniku II nadaljnih vasi
v okolici Stalingrada, XII lezijo
nedalec cd reke Don zapadno
cd doticnega mesta. Rusi so ma
dalje obkolili neko nemsko po-
stojanko blizu Velike Luke ma
centralni 'front.'.
V teku dneva je bilo ma ONE
njenih frontah ubitih $500 ma
daljnih Nemcev, in sovjetska O.
fenziva se vedno gre dalje, dasi-
ravno ne vec $ tako brzinc kot
pred .dnevi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-05
Gen. Marshall svari
pred Optimizmom

Naeelnik ameriskega armad-
mega staba general George C.
Marshall je incl vceraj pred
konvencijo Zveze tovarnarjev v
New Yorku govor, v katerem je
odgoyarjal onim, XII kritizirajo
vojaske nacrte in operacije. BIZ
stvo njegovega odgovora Sc
glasi, da armadni stab dobro
razume nalogo, pred katero Sc
nahaja, in da SO kritiki, XII SO
mnenja, da Amerika ustvarja
preveiko oborozeno silo, igno-
rantni.
Nacrti armade bazirajo ma
dolgomesecnih proucevanjih, pri
katerih Sc je vzelo v obzir vse
faktorje, vojaske in politicne, je
rekel general Marshall, XII je
dostavil, da je del ameriske
javnosti pod krivim wilson,, da
Sc DO znaga dobila brez yelikih
tezav In zrtev.
Mi moramo imeti zaupanie
naroda," je rekeI general Mar
shall, tskaiti mi ne moreno no.
lozih kart ma mizo, ako noEemo
izpostaviti nasih armad masa-
kru ali cello riskirati izgubo Vol
ne."
zadnji dogodki ma frontah
zdruzenih narodov so razvese-
ljivf, je dejal naeelnik ameriske-
ga staba, ampak to nam niti
najmanjA ne daje povoda, da bi
postal pretirano optimisticni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-05
|DvOJE TUNIzIJSkIH NEST
IzTRCANIH L R0k zAvEzNIkOv
TebOurba in Mateur zopet oblasti s0vraz-
nika. Naciji so dobili trenotno
premOc zraku.
LONDON. 5. decembra.

LONDON, 5. decembra. -
Zavezniske sile SO pomocjo a
meriske zraene pehote zasedle
neki kraj v juzni Tunisiji, pri
cemur je sovraznik izgubil 200
MOI.
Istocasno pa Sc javlja, da so
sile osisca po vrsti strahovitih
protinapadov skozi gorovje med
Djedejdo in Mateurjem prese-
netile britsko prvo armada z a.
meriskimi oklopnimi silami ma
tlevem krilu, vsled nezadostne
Iopore " zraku, posledica cesar
je bila, da sta Trebourba in Ma
teur bila iztrgana iz zavezniskih
rok.
Gorske pokrajine in planote
ma tenn sektorju tunisijske from
te SO pokrite z razbitimi tanki
in celotni polozaj je trenotno v
dvomu.
Toda zavezniski komunike
javlja, da Anglezi in Amerikan-
ci sedaj konsolidujejo svoje po-
stojanke " okolici Tebourbe.
Jasno je, da so zavezniki bill
vrzeni nazaj in da imajo Nemci
zacasno premoc v zraku.
Naciji so ma prizadetem delu
fronte dobili zracno oblast, ko
so Amerikanci virgil vecji del
lsvoje zracne sile ma sovrazniko-
We haze ma globokejse sektoris
fronte. VS. .
Obenem Sc javlja, da zavez-
niske pomorske sile nadaljujejo
z ostrimi napadi ma sovrazniko-
We komunikacijske crte ma NOR
ju, in da so Nemci in Italiiani v
teku zadnjih "a ur izgubili 10
}transportov, XII so dovazali Ola
Ieenja in vojni material.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-05
Jeffers napoyeduje krizo umetnega
kaycuka radi zavlacevanja produkcije

Vladni direktor kavcuka vii
liam M. Jeffers je vceraj V
Washingtonu objavil rezko
svarilo, da Ameriki preti vojas-
ka katastrofa, ker Sc obrate, XII
bi bill imeli sluziti produkciji u
metnega kavSuka, uporablja "a
druge vojne namene. /.
LETTERS je izjavil, ako Sc brez
odlasanja ne dobi nujno po-
trebne opreme, bodo nase obo-
rozene sile prihodnje leto stale
pred resnim pomanjkanjem KAY
cuka.
Omenjeno svarilo je bio IL
roceno skupnemu odseku obeh
zbornic kongresa. Izjavil je, da
obstoji zelo rnalo made, da hi Sc
vprasanje prioritete resilo do
volj magic, da bi Sc preprecila
kriza v tenn pogledu.
Jeffers je v svojem porocilu
specificno omenil orodja, mate
rial in stroje, XII Sc jih potre-
buje, ako Sc hoce produkcijo u
metnega kavcuka spraviti v raz-
NAH. zaloge surovega kavcuka
nitro padajo, je rekel letters, in
opasnost obstoji, da bodo pref
posle kot pa bo ma roki umetni
.kavcuk "a tezko pnevmatiko in
"a gasolinske tanke, katerih
krogle ne morejo napraviti ne
rabne.
Y porocilu Sc opozarja, da ie
Baruchov komitej svoj cas- pred
videval oh koncu prihodnjega
leta $4,000 ton ,umetnega kay-
euka "a vojaske potrebe. Ia
kvota pa re bo dosezena, razen
&c se takoj pricne drugaee po-
stopati, in cello V tenn slueaj1 30
polozaj kavcuka kritisen.
Ameriska javnost se vedno ne
razun1e, je zakljucil letters, da
ogromna vecina nasih motornih
vozil ne bo dobila nikakih no.
viii 'tajerjev" do srede leta
1914.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-05
Miklavz v SIND

Nocoj Sc vrsi pies in Miklav-
zeva zabava v avditor1ju Slo-
yenskega narodnega donna, kjer
bodo clanice dliustva Svobodo-
miselne Slovenke st. 2 S. D. z.
|priredile plesno veselico, ma ka-
teri DO igral izvrsten orkester
John Pecon. Miklavz bo nosil
|darila oh 10. uri zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-05
Predsednik odredil
kOnec "a w. p. A.

WASHINGTON, 4. decernbra.
- Predsednik Roosevelt je da-
mes odredil, da Sc brez odlasa-
MIA likvidira WPA, XII je dala
milijonom Amerikancem pomoc,
ko privatna industrija nj mogla
preskrbeti della brezposelnim.
WPA nj vec potrebna, je rekel
predsednik, ker je vojna aktiv-
most v splosnem odpravila ia
problem.
StroSki "a WPA cd zacetka
do sedaj so znasali nekaj mad
deset milijard dolarjev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-05

Trije obtozeni zaradi ropa
Okrajna velika porota je wee
raj spoznala krive tri mladeni-
&c, XII so dne %. oktobra napa-
dli in oropali 2O-letno Alice
Cernigoj, ko Sc je vracala O.
krog poldne tistega dine IL ban
ke vsoto $4,000, katero so
njeni starsi rabili "a menjavo
eekov gostilni, XII jo vodijo
ma 1893 st. Clair Ave.
| Obtoznica je imenovala Juliu-
sa Petro, starega 20 let, ter sta
|nujocega na s87 E. 1S5 st, Ia
napad brez orozja. Obtozena Z
nijm sta bila Joseph Horvatin,
star % let, 3946 ST. Clair Ave-,
in Andrew Haller, star 20 let,
971 Nathaniel Ave. Zadnia diva
sta bila obtozena napada z O.
.rozjem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-05
Ma ogled v Slovensxem
narodnenn n,,za;,,

Ivan Molek, urednik tProsve-
ste", je razstavil v Slovenskem
'narodnem muzeju oh casu Slo-
venskega narodnega kongresa
3. in 6. decembra sledeGe sfiri
redke zgodovinske dokumente
il svoje zbirke:
1. Prva objava Vodnikove
"1hrije ozivljene" v knjigi Pis-
menost v jlniju 1911. Dobro O.
|hranjen original.
2. PrM letnik Movie" druge-
ga slovenskega casopisa IL leta
1843, ki 'bo v prihodnjem letu.
|sto let star.
8. Potrdilo (receipt) "a pre-
jem $500 "a prodanega zamor-
|skega suznja IL leta 1853. III
A.. casopis il Vicksburga,
Miss, II casov ameriske civilne
|vojne 1859, ki je nekaj casa
izhajal zaradi pomanjkanja tis-
kovnega papirja ma kosih stem
|skega papirja.
Ma dopustu
Il San Francisco, Cal. je pri-
Sci ma dopust William Gerl, sin
poznane druzine Mr.. in Mrs.
Andrew Gerl, 756 r. 200 st.
Vsi 50 ga zelo vesei in prijate-
I iii SO vabljeni, da ga obisGejo,
mi mu pa xelimo obilo razve-
drila med svojimi dragimi.
Seja in zabava
| Drustvo ,Zdruzeni bratie BE.
I26 s. N. p. J. ina jutri popol-
ldne svojo letno sejo, po seji Sc
pa raxvije zabava ia pies.
lIgral bo izvrsten orkester. Se-
llja ii zabava se vrsi v Sloven-
,shem delayskenn domn ma Wa
tsrioo Rd. kamor vahi drustyo
We tlss n prijatelie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-05
WICKARD IN M cNUTT
DOBITA NOVO OBLAST,

WASHINGTON, 4. decembra.
- Nocoj Sc je zvedelo, da bo
|predsednik Roosevelt najbrze
|ze jutri imenoval poljedelskega
'tajnika Claude Wickarda "a adj
|ministratorja zivil, nacelnik ko-
misije "a delovno silo Paul Nc
Mutt pa da DO dobil absolutno
oblast glede izvajanja obvezne
|vojaske sluzbe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-05
NOV GROB

Danes zjutraj je preminil v
Glenville bolnisnici 'Jokob Bob
mar, 14117 Thames Ave. Po-
drobnosti bono porocali v po-
nedeljek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-05
Slovenski mornar zgubil
zivlienie

Oboe poznani Frank Pucel,
Delavan Rd., je snoci prejel te-
legrafsko sporocilo, da ie ME
gov brat Johan Pucel, kateri Sc
je nahajal pri trgovski NORMA
rici ze liza zadnje vojne, zgubil
svoje zivljenje, ko je bila pred
kratkim zgubljena barka Hall
fax. Nezgoda Sc je zgodila V
Lake Allen pri Novi Scotiji.
Pokojni je bill star At let, ter
Sc je zadnji svetovni vojni ma
hajal v ameriski armadi ma
Francoskem. Donna je bill il
Hrovace pri Ribnici. v Cleve-
landu zapusca brata in dve Sc
stri, v start domovini pa brata
in sestro. Bodi mu ohranien
blag spomin, preostalim pa nase
sozalje! ..-