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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-16

Ger Werbeielo5ug fir bie britte
ariegsanleibe bat begonnen. Jiini-
5ebn Miaiaroen Dollars lniilien I'M
gan5en 2ano aufgebrabt perben unb
Inn oieie Sfieieniumme 81 erreihe'l
baben iid) aub in llnlerem County
Taulenbe bon freiuilligen Mitarbei-
tern in oen 9ienlt oieler patriotiiheil
Sade gelteut.
Der 3!ref ser oritten &riegsan-
leibe lit oeriel6e ipie ser ser beioell
porbersebenoen. a,r3 uno flar 5uium-
mengefaBt beitebt er aus Den iolser-
Sen Sauptpunften:
/. 0as 8unoesi1abamt mobte 10
lpenig @elo 1pie moglieb bon oen
8anfen bergen, tpeil cine iolbe ST.
nanapolitif Die &alffraft fiinltlid)
iteisert llno oamit Die Snflationsgc-
fabr unterltllBt.
=. glus ser glei6en grludbnunb
beraus bat jebe Gin3elperioh ipenn
lie Bombs aus ibrem lauienOen Gin.
fommen fault, ,peniger @elo 5llm aus
geben. ltnb ie tpeniger fir Ginfau'e
geipenoet miro, UNI 10 leibter unS
li6erer f0nnen sic 9ebensmittelpreile
in Sdnh gebalten iperoen. Die &auf-
fraft bleibt seihiitt.
3. Observation-Disclosures lperoen 81
elmer lpertpollen Meierpe, menn es
lpieoer geniiseno Yrooufte auer arl
su taufen gibt.
4. Die nurb ben Nnfauf bon Bombs
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-16
Qngarn (urbt einen
Ausmeg aus ben KrieQ

einem @ege, auf Sem llngarn aus
0ieIen1 &rieg beraus ,mb bon ieinem
Nnteil an Ser Gernihtl,ng, Die iebt
Sen Nasis orobt, erl0it meroen fam.
9etblen tuuroe eilenos losgeidift, als
sic 8r0Be bes ien.3uiammen-
brl,d)s in Noroairifa outage trat.
Ssn ser ibrueoiihen Snuptitaot mar
8etblen elm @ait bon aonig Ga,ltao.
uno es lit gespiB fem 3uiaQ, baB &c,
rabe ipdbrenS ieines suientbaltes IN
Stodbolm alb Ser ipaniihe 8ot.
id)after in 2onoon, ser Ser5og bon
Mlba, 5u einem urlaub BORT eintraf.
Gr uno Der ltngar batten einiee I'M
terbaltungen miteinanoer, obSpnr es
nid)t befannt lit, melhe 9otihaften
Ser Ser5og nit nab SonOon 5uriid.
nabm. Nln, bas beutihe 9(uspGrtiga
slmt bat gepiB ales eetau, Inn bies
ausiinbig 5u nta6eE.
Son Stodbolm reiite 8etblen nac)
Som - IN oem HGnfeipiel bon Ser
ibm6runaen rnb @egenperiIiu0run.
gen, oas 1nter Sen fleineren Mhien.
Nationen gegen Sic iiberragenoe Gor-
berridbaft Geutiblanos I'M 8anae lit,
baben iih Sie llngarn INNER metr
uno mebr Gen Stalienern 5ugeneist.
llngarn tut Dies, ipeil es glaupt, baB
Stnlien BON ben Muiierten iebr tpobr-
ifeinlib before 8eoingungen erbal-
ten miro. Sieie slnnGberung llngarns
an Stalien lit in oem Organ bes un.
gariiGen sllbenminiiteriums, Dem
.YeIter 2lopo", flar gum Nusbrud
sebraht auproen, benn eirige @oben
Dor Der Snpaiion Si5iliens ourb Die
slaiierten idrieb oie 3eitung in einem
SdluB auf Seite Z.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-16
Von G6,uaro >. &leimlerer.
(Snt. Weips Serpice.)

ungarn - Elm a0nigreiG obnc
aonig, regiert bon einem Mcmiral
obne 5lotte - luht 5ur 3eit bebriicft
nad einem 0ege, ouf bem es oen
Jolsen ieines 8iinoniiies NIT Sitler
entgeben fonnte. 0enn lpeoer in guba
nod in Ycit, Sen befoen Saliten Der
!9autfitaot, Glaubt a,lcb nur cine
ein5ige Herlon nod an eine Sieges-
f)ance fir 0eutidlano.
Gin friiberer nngariiber 9iplomct
iagte fiir5lid gu mir: "0ir Magp-
aren Iino elm itol3es 0olf. @enn mir
nidt i'm Siege oie erlten iein fGn-
men, iinO mir ooh Die erlten, bie gu.
geben, oaB Tie unterlegen iino." lluo
oteIe Grfenntnis Ser Nieoerlage maht
it'd iebt an beioen llfern Der Oonal,
brett, uno 8uoapeits Holitifer iuben
peraneifelt anb Dem oiplomatiihen
Meaulpalent bes unGdlten slussans
ges", auf Sen 5u iie nidt MIR lau=
fen, ionbern i0rmlih rennen lpiiroel.
@or nidt aIsu LANCER 3eit iab
man einen tablt0pfigen Mann mil
einem buidigen ihmar3en Shnllrr
bart crit in Stodbolm nno Damn in
Mom. .9ieier Mann ipar 8rai Stepba,
8etblen, Ser iriibere ungariide Wini-
Iterpraiioent, Ser it'd, auf elmer oiplo-
matii6en Miiiion fir oen ungariidl.
en- Reidsperlpeier slomiral Sortbp be.
fanh. Man iast hab Betbleu ersiaHs-
freunolih uno oeutidenfeinolib lit,
uno ieine Miiiion mar chen iene Gu.
die nah Dem vslusgaug": nab irgenS
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-16
Bon Gbmarb &leinlebrer

Gie 3ultdnbe in 9iumGnien lalien
Sitlers oiii5ielle @abriaeer f0rmlitb
tpeiBe Wtauie ieben, Oenn in Dem 2all,
oe ipielt iih Elm @ahr,lngspro5eb ab,
Ser fiir bie oeuti6e Neeierung niGtS
Uutes fiinbet.
slus alien neutraleu SalptltGoten
fommen INNER tpieoer @erihte, Ole
Den Namen NumdnienS nit Gr5dbs
lllngen bon einem Sonoeririeoen Der,
binoen, uno zines lit iiher: Sn 8u,
fareit mabt iieb cine perodbtige I'm.
rlbe bemerfbur. Ser rumlniife Sc.
ianote in Berlin, @aoul 0oiip, bat
geraoe oieie 9auptltaot oes Saupts
friegfiibrenoen perlaiien uno iid nah
Der neutralen SGluei3 begeben. llno
Der neutralen S1ipei5 beeben. ltno
sur sleiden 3eit bat 9i,.nlanien ieinen
Geianoten in llngarn, eugene 5ilotti
an oen Sd,liilielpunft Der internatio,
nalen 6rieoensbeipredunsen gum
Seilisen Stubl, beriest.
Gin belonoeres Stnrm5eihen ipar
mld ser 8eiudy, ben ea5i-Selomars
id)aa Jris Grid bon Mannltein am
3. Suli gan5 iiberraldeno 8ufarelt
abltattete nalS peri0nliber @ait
bes rumdniiden Staatshefs". Mar-
idaa bon Mannitein llnternabm sic
Reiie getuiB nid)t, nm Sic aocbfiinite
bon Waoame Mntonescu 3u belpun-
bern!
Die Sriebensfiibler i'm Muslanoe
neroen bon 5rieoensgeriid)ten oabeim
begleitet, uno Die in N,,mGnien berr-
idenbe llnrube bat Sitlers 8eianG-
ten in 8ufarelt, Manfreo bon Sill
niger, oa5u peranlaBt aus Berlin
cine neue 9aoung BON 8eltapo-M -Msen-
ten anauforbern. Der Gbef Der @e-
itapo, &einrih &immler, muB oieies
slniuhen oenn a,lh als ernitlid be
griinoet angeieben baben, oenn er
entianbte ieine rebte Sano, Grnit
Galtenbrlnner, naf) Bufareit, nm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-16
6 eine nistt is gut
,anterkalb 11eapel

MaNrio. Die slaiierten uno beion-
oers Die 9lmerifuner Ger 5. slrlnee er-
litten cine itapere Shlappe bel Sa-
lerno, unterbalb Neapel. Naboem iic
gelanoet lparen, fonsentrierten Die
Seutl6en aus ben gersen idppereS
artillerieieltar auf Die geIanoeten
Sruppen uno bie bereits in sic bod
gelegene gbene porgeorungenen Cruz,
pen muroe,l ourb brei Sanfoipiiipnen
Der Eeltihen Sl,riidsetriebcn. Sel,te
lauten Ole gerifte ,pieoer et,raS
giinItiger. Die SerllIte linb i6per.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-16
Hmiicn jii,~ init
ynpaieft ,ai,sufrie~en

WtoSfau. Sas Somiet= =WilitGrblott
"&oter Stern" iiebt bie Snpaiion Sta.
liens Sur6 oie slQiierten niht als cine
vstuplte. sSront" OH, "a iib BORT MIR
pier bis ichs oeutihe Sipllionen be.
iInoen umo oie oeutide oberite See
reslcitllng ser Wittelmeerfront immer
nur iefllnodre 9eoeutung beigemeiien
babe. Ser 9esriif elmer mirfliden
v5peiten sSront" beoeutet in Mosfau
Die Mblenfl!ng bon minoeItens GO
oeutihen Sipiiionen pon ser 0ltli6en
isront.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-16
Oroaniiatien IeNt
batt Scrts II, Paris

gern. Der ,Sribune Sc 8enepe"
muroe aus Garis semeloet, DAB bic
Organization Soot cine gause &ettl
bon geieitisunaen in Haris uno lei
men Gororten unlegt mo bies oie sl6.
iidtem ser Seuticben beltatist, Die
Stabt i'm Sale elmer alliierten Sn.
paiion StraBe UNI StraBe 5ll pertei.
oigen. 9!ele Eariier. Die bislang ge.
bofit batten, ibre Staot piiroe lpie
1910 sur offenen Staot ertldrt lper.
sen, lino in fleinere Srte ser @re.
taene ooer oes Snneren iiberseiieoelt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-16
Sapaiter tucrNelt bel
Sae cinecihlciien

Sionep, sluItralien.l Gor 9oe, SEEM
Guinea, luuroen bic Sapaner uuu
Salamaua pertrieben hlno 5uaen lid
norolib suriid. 0ie Dor flrsem ge.
meloete GinIbliebung bon 10000
SSapanern lit oemnab niht gelungen.
Ioh ipllroen grobe Wengen Material
BON ben Sapanern 5uriifselaiien. Ger
4ampf um Sac gebt meter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-16

jebt pcrbeiiert

Eittsburgb, ga. Gin neues rno me-
ientlif abfiirsenoes 8erIabren bei Ser
Seritelllmg BON 1gsSi (5rinitroIiine)
- ser 8alis ser meilten boherplos
lipen Sprengltoffe - iuurbe bon Ell,
nen tehnii6en 9erater ser Seftion
fir 1emiihe STRENGTHENING ser slrmee
befanntgeaeben. Gr erflGrte, oie neue
Metbooe ermDalihe cine billigere lmO
lpirfiamere Seritclling iolher
Sprengltoffe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-16
Hmijen iinN bcreits
'i,Gtcr an Kie,p aeriidt

@tosfau. Die ruiiiihe Somneroi-
feniiua lit nod INNER inn Stolen uno
(nGhert iif aierp, ser SaipfItnSf Ser
llfraine. Gie 9fuiien baben bereits oil
elmer SteQe Den Tnieper erreidt, bod
oieier lit orei @fellen melt uno es
ifeint ais Oh oie Ieutihen bier aIlc
snitrenguugen MAIDEN, Sen Gnieper
Al haltan.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-16
Ucrcrte Gcn>cfts tuerHer,
ten E,aittpaife
is,tuer bcnttor>iert

Sonoon. @abreno oie GNS Naht-
angriffe iiber Guroa ausilibrten, sriff
Ole oeutlcbe SuftApaife in GROCER St1r-
fe Die 8ororte 2oaoons an. shaben
miro ais lftper be5eihnet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-09-16
Kei,,e Set,pierieeeit
bel Scr 2l,,steb,,t,o

Walbineton. Die Serlesuneen &c
gen Die Nubssbungsgeiebe iteben rpeit
binter oenen bes reiteu 0eltfrieges
5uriid, obluobl in bieiem ariege be.
reits 5ipeinal 10 piele Meni6en ipie
t917-1S 5u ben @aifen gerufeu
iporben limo.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-03
5-Hour Show
At BowerY Gets
Big Reception

AFTER A week Of being shut
tered via the martial law, Frank
Rarharo's wel-known Row
hlosSomed forth on Monday night
WITH TTe TIare OF trumpets and
the tramp OF happy feet. A whale
of a good show is on tap featuring
both quantity as well rs quality.
one of the most amazing night
spots cNtant. a person can 60 in
at the Bowcry around 9 p. m.
and stay unul sec the contInu-
Gus floor show and no repeat acts.
Harvey Stone, cmcee and CO.
mcdian. cXCclicd himself with
neatly grooycd ribhing Of ring
slider, and IN the. smooth prcScnta-
tion of the show He is singing
his swan song for sure this time
being scheduled 10 don khaki by
the end Of the week Harv intro
ducod Sammy Morris, who takes
oyer tho pilot duties -~.heii Harvey
bows ont. Sammy did stint, Of
fcIng limitations, songs and Jokes
lie worked very hard and the
crowd loved II. He gets in the
groove fast,
Ada Lynne. billed as an .impros-
sionist, has a lot of stuff. She has
cute figure, adequate lung
power and vocal range and the
"know-hoW' Of putting it over.
Rating top mention were her sing
ing representations of Judy Gar
land. Eddie Cantor, Carmen Mir
auda and Martha Raye and the
dancing of Eleanor Powell
Another excellent now act on
the bin was the Satirical ball
roomology Of Tyler Thornc and
Roberts. They adopt the regular
technique as opener and they so
impcrcepubIy go into their monk
ey-shinos that the customers arc
taken by surprise and wonder #
the mistake were an inadyertcnt
one. still another act giving fine
account Of himself is that of
Billy Woods, who plays a mean
Ky Op hone. coming here from
WIS IN Chicago. where be has
been starring during the winter
months
Paddy Cliff tcnorine the classics
10 >WInEume I'M his usual Vlrlc
fashion. Is headlininC this week
and the way II looked from where
Wc ,4l the lad gets moro popular
as time goes by Being show
stopper so consistently week after
week IS something of which 10 be
mighty proud Paddy'S Road 10
MandalaN is a stirring thing as
is his "PaEiacci
Spanish dancer and singer, ISa-
bcllta, clicks heartily with un-
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-03
FireUOrkS
4tEdgeudter
This eek

Fireworks viii be a holiday
weekend feature al Edgcwater
Park. the world Of fun Seven
A-fiii4r---,4 = 1if---ttt4 lE22tt r rertfr
TWO mammoth displays scheduled
for sunday July ., and Monday
July D.
FdCowatcr'S sensational n Q "
rides. The SptGrc.' brought here
direct from ConeY Island, and tho
ny-o-plane, % have been received
with -ELc4l- enthusiasm -LN- park
patrons Both rides are equipped
with real type planes, which can
be piioicd hy The passengers and
p,nnpllad 10 -mapN- different an
giles. including a complete loop
thc-loop Lupc MliareS and his
MoNlcanOS. AN amazing and color
fll acrohauc tumhllng troupe Of
four women and three men foa-
turing 1eet wave, Pan-Amcrican
mmhlnC are the big free outdoor
stage attraction this week k--
The group appears nightly in
addition to a SUNDAY matinee Re
ginning Monday. the Tectcr Sis
-tere-l l=eet3e aHa- 1eannie4-ti tire
al.Amerigao aerial thrill girls, re-
turn 20 EdGCwatcr for a ouc-Week
repeat engagement by public dc
m1nd Their daring slide for
hfo' down two Stccply inclined
50O-foot steel cables preceded by
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-03

EVEN IF Gas rationing and re-
Stricted train travel keep you at
home over the Fourth OF July,
you can celebrate an Independ-
ence Day when IL comes 10 pick
ing your favortc film attraction
As has been announced, most
OF the current first-runS are hold
ing over the holidays, hut there's
plenty Of good and varied fare on
hand
The single new bill. Of course,
is az the Michigan. where Horace
HEIDI and his orchestra open on
the stage with lavish musical
show, while Background 10 Dan
GER with George Raft. Brenda
Marshall and sydney GrcCnStreet
will be featured on the screen.
At THE FOX
wfifeif gtetS yott
"A poriSCOpc view of submarine
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-03
TLATTERFD

Bronco Buly's entrance in court
70 protest the use of his name in A
move recalls the first time ! ever
saw him He WAS making movies
westerns. at Niles. Cal while his
partrer George X. Spoor. was
producu- onc-rrr.orS i'm Chicago
with Charley Chaplin. Henry j..
Wal'hall. Frarc5s Y BuShman.
Bryant Na-rhWr. Beverly Reyrc
snd others Spo0r was the "cS,
in Eesaray and P~oncno Billy
lGIuc,' Anderson was Tho ay
was ~canau1 cd 'Qr. reading
rp's u seemed 10 me by
1he tons such excitement when
The Other boss Tho most f8mols
western star ol bus era, arrived
wearing cowboy re-eIs fcrcm-
be- hw So WaIl Uo asked Spaor
20 .Cne mo 80 trc NIIo, studio But
Spp0y VINO "a paying me the big
sum o. St.a v..f said there was
10 ore f0 take my place Was i
fattereG
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-03
Worthwhile Landlord
FatesContemptA Action

Federal Judge Lcdcrlc today or
dcrcd Henry Wick Worthwhile
landlor. 10 show cause by July II
why hc'~houIG not hc held IN con-
tempt Of court The order grew
out of Am alleged violation of an
injunction ISSUED against Wick m
February. restraining him from
cvIct-1A tenant without first
complying with the OPA rent con
troll provisions
He Is alleged 10 have ignored
the injunction and 10 have again
attempted 10 CyiCt the tenant in
May
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-03
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD

Betty Cradle was really in a
dlther when I talked with hcr toe
DAY. She was waiting for Harry
James 10 tell her that he had
reservations for Las Vegas. and
believe ne he was having hi,
troubles getting them.
81 am all packed" Betty said
"ready 10 dash to Las Vegas a.
soon rs hear from him. He
didn't even know that the ChTef
came i'm another direction, and
30 his reservations were on the
Santa Re. j don't even know
what | am going 10 wear. ]
have been 80 busy at the studio.
But I am hoping 10 leave here
Sunday night. Harry should
arrive IN Las Vegas Monday
afternoon.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-03
CAN'T COMPLAIN

Tst oPrIen cant complain ever
scaIr about ms movies because
from rovp on IN he is going to ne
boss a-lcE with PhiLBYan.. -crst-
VIII E-N-O producer. o' their
tT7r--- y---y- r--7--TT77T-T 1r-St t7IrIlt','
Ypv- ifa7'-v-rr1V INTO ---7F f1roddr-tfrrtt
feTd WITH Tl~ own company. winch
he IS ca ne Tcrncen after ms
-4upa- children II,erry- and AaBveF-
neer tFnats Just like a scnti-
mental IrIShran. n YOU ask me ,
Ills FIRST VIII he Pile Bucks.
q snipyard term. taken from a
magazine story 10y John and Ward
Iy-,t.,-.-c nnI I-t NLll 4
as well as boss H. Columbia WI,
release The TCrnocn productions
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-03

at the Palms-State with Walte.
Huston and Ann Harding heading
a cast Of famous historical i'm
personators in the film adaptation
of ex-AmbaSsador Davies Russian
diary.
Lady Of Burlesque, " which has
proven quite a favorite during the
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-03

"Your Own Horoscope" BY
Frances Drake, j. one Of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-03
.LOueIIa
in HoMy~ooI

HOLLYWOOD July Joan
Crawford. for IS wears one a.
Metro Goldvyu Naycr.S leading
cisuoGr girls has signed Ions
term contract with Warmers She
las askcd Tor and -ah-l4IAI A--
release from The su5.o where she
was one OF The rc.EnuE queen, toE
so usny years In telling ws
about the change. Joan Was as
happy As she could tc She has
hecr promised q wide assortment
o. roles on tho Warner I0f
- 7-fff '=Ff'+t5-s f'--'
c-,lS. She WI'l be- starred
-N.-ht Shift based or Narc''a
WcoIfs rest-ScIhrC move. Tins
IS rHe N1CE MAJ T7S Cr-7 S7'I ~
Re Cor Ann Sheridan Joan starts
almost immediately. and she Vl
rave t-at vc-v t--r Trocrrr-
Eenr1 Blarke. FOR her FIRST movie
Nike Levee arranged the dea"
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-03
Fourth of July List
OF Films PrOUeS Varied
BY CHARLES GENTRY

peril, starts a second week Of
Technicolor action at the Fox
with Tyrone Power, Anne Baxter
and Dana Andrews in the Leading
roles.
Follow the Band a tuneful
musical with a host of stars. is
the companion feature on this bill
Presenting Lily Mars, which
also presents Judy Garland in one
of her hest roles. a film version of
the successful Booth Harrington
novel is also on the same bill
along with pilot No. >.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-03
NARROWING TALE

"The Ox-Bow Incident" a har-
rowing drama Of an actual his
torical occurrence takes over the
Adams screen with Henry Fonda
in thr leading role
Mission to Moscow stays on
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-03
PERMANENT CAREER

30 one. including, ! suspect
R-K-O. put IN awful lot OF stock
in the Flhher MCGEE and Molly
movies. in spite Of their high rat
Ing on the radio Their first PIC
lures Look Who's Laughing
and Here We 60 Again were
made for peanuts And then what
happens? They cleaned up, my
friends AZ the box office So
while P-K-O is Sull IN the happy
throes Of counting tho profits
they have taken time ont 10 sign
Fibber and Molly on a brand new
two-picWre deal and guarantee
that more money Will be spent on
their films.
Come rcNt November, thc
foliSsv comeaiaaN- report fe'r
Heavenly DAY which will he
followed next May by another. ms
Vet untitled. Looks now like
Pihbor and Molly are launched on
a permanent move career.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20
BENEFIT CARD PARTY
AND DANCE

Lodge Cvetoci Noble, No. $50
SNPJ is giving a Card Party
and Dance tonight, February
Goth at the Slovene Society
Home, Recher Ave.
The price of admission is only
Csc, and all proceeds will be
donated to the Jugoslav Relief
Committee.
The evenings fun begins at
8 p. m. and will end any time
thereafter. Plan to come and
play cards or dance. Music will
be furnished by a good orches-
ira. You are sure to enjoy your
self and your money will be
going to a good cause.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20
TeIenews Theatre
In Harmony There Is Victory


The following describes parts
of the newsreel and short high
lights coming to the Telenews
Theatre for one week starting
last night, February 10th.
President Roosevelt in his
first speech since the Casablan-
ca Meeting tells the inside story
of what went on in Africa.
Prentiss M. Brown, Food Ad-
ministrator, explains that there
is plenty Of food. Then the
screen, visual education pro-
gram, with greatest ease intro
duces you to Nationwide Point
Rationing and directions are
given showing how to register
for War Ration Book No. 3
which becomes effective on
March 1st.
Out in the Pacific, Admiral
Bill Halsey decorates Navy
filters who helped him win VIC
tory over the Japs at Guadal-
canal that ended a year of ene-
my occupation. "A camera inter-
view brings us a closeup of the
leather-necks who made the
Japs holler "Uncle." A SUBJ
marine pack and it's dauntless-
beared crew dock at an undis-
closed base preparing to bring
the war closer to Tokyo.
What happens to a draftee
in the first Is weeks following
the day he receives his induc-
ton papers? "Private Smith,
U. S. A." is a dramatic short
story answering in detail this
very question.
Telenews presents this pic
ture the same day as 'Brother-
hood Week" takes effect across
the country. Every mother,
father relative, and sweetheart
will swell with pride as
thoughts come to them of their
own Private Smith fighting to
protect their American Ideals
that mankind may go on liv-
ing and working in a world of
Brotherhood.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20
TAVCAR-DOREN

John Tavcar Jr. and Miss
Mary Doren were married on
Sunday, Feb. 7th in San Diego,
Calf, where the groom is sta
toned with the Navy.
The groom is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Tavcar, E. 73
St., and his father is Secretary
of the Slovene Natl Home, St.
Clair Ave. Miss Frances Tav-
car served as maid Of honor at
the marriage ceremony.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20
BEWARE OF LOOSE HAIR

BEWARE OF LOOSE HAIR
A newspaper the other day
told of a woman who was killed
when her hair caught in the
ringer of a washing machine.
Housewives, the Greater Cleve-
land Safety Council warns that
long, loose hair is a hazard in
many ways. It is dangerous
around moving machinery OF
open flames. It's a good idea to
keep your hair pinned up close
to your head, or to wear some
sort of cap or turban, while
working around the house.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20
Cheerful News TO Our Boys on The Front
Stains Reply

Stains Reply
On February 6, Stain replied:
Mr.. Franklin Roosevelt,
Commander in Chief of the
Armed Forces of the United
States of America
I thank you for your con-
gratulations on the occasion of
the victory of the Soviet troops
at Stalingrad. I express conf
dence that the joint fighting &C.
tivities of the armed forces of
the United States, Great Bri-
tain and the Soviet Union will
soon result in. victory over our
common enemy.
(Signed) Stain
Moscow, Kremlin, Feb. 6, 1943
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20

NOTIKA.PRINCIC

Mrs. Mary Princic, 143O1
Thames Ave-, announces the
marriage of her daughter,
Edith, to Mr.. Robert Motika,
son of Mrs. Mary Motika, 483
E. lat St., which took place
last Saturday morning, Febru-
ary 18th, at st. Jerome's
Church.
After the ceremony, the new
lyweds boarded an airplane for
a short honeymoon to New
York.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20
KEEP SIDEWALKS CLEAN

This is a brief message to the
man of the house from the
Greater Cleveland Safety Coun-
Gill; For the safety Of yourself,
your family and friends, keep
the steps Of your home free Of
ice. This hazard takes a big toll
of life every winter, especially
among elderly people. Put Gin
ders on the ice until it loosens
up, then chip it off.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-20
PUBLIC SIGHTS
By the "Sightseers'

Well, hello everybody, here
we are again. We did not at
tend any dances this past week
end so We'll try to interest you
as much as we can with what
we know.
We hope that all you, girls,
got that expected box of candy
Valentines Day from that cer-
tain someone.
We would like to take time
out now to announce that a very
popular couple were engaged
on Valentines Day so to Helen
Beck and Andy Artel, congrat-
ulations!
AS news comes to us, we
heard that there was quite a
crowd at E. 64th last Sunday.
Wilma Oswald claiming that
she had a wonderful time since
it was the first dance she ever
attended. We bet it won't be
your last dance, huh, "Ozzie"?
The public would like to
know why Mary Ann Penko
left the dance so early. How
about explaining, Mary?
We do not agree with one of the
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