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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
Vesela zabava

Progressive Slovenke krozek
st. 1 priredi nocoj svojo obicaj-
no letno veselico v zgornji dvo-
rani SLOW. del. donna ma Water
loo Rd. Clanice obetajo imeti ma
razpolago vsakovrstna jedila in
druga okrepcila, da pa Sc bo tu-
di plesazeljnim potreglo, Sc je
najelo Strukel orkester, XII bo
igral vesele poskocnice.
Ma nocojsnjo veselico Sc je
tudi povabilo fante-vojake, XII
Sc nahajajo v Soil v Fem Col
lege, in obljubili so, da pridejo,
kajti znano jim je, da so Sc vo-
jaki, XII so bill gostje Progresiv-
nih Slovenk ma zadnji priredbi,
prav zadovoljni pocutili. Vsem
Sc obeta dobra zabava! ..
'Napredne Slovenke"
>@@ vabijo
Nocoj bo zopet prijetno pri
"Naprednih Slovenian" v avdi-
toriju Slovenskega narodnega
donna, kjer Sc DO vrsila njih We
selica. Peconov orkester DO
kratkocasil plesazeljne, "a prvo-
vrstno postrezbo in prijetno "a
bavo pa bodo preskrbele clani-
ce, XII so vesce v tenn. Sleherni
posetnik Sc bo dobro pocutil v
veseli druzbi, in vabljeni ste, da
jih obiscete!
Vile rojenice
Vile rojenice so Sc oglasile
|pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Bill Az
man, 6501 st. Clair Ave-, ter
|pustile zalo hcerko, prvorojen-
ko. Materino deklisko ime ie
bilo Alice Tomsic, il Geneve, o.
- Nase cestitke!
d I.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
Suzeni Y moderni dobi

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, 10.
marca. - Tukaj sta bila danes
obsojena v jeco Alex Skrobarc-
zyk in njegova hci Susie, XII sta
drzala ma svoji farmi kot SUI
MIA nekega 46 let starega "a
morca. Oce je bill obsojen ma
Stir, njegova hci pa ma dve le-
I'll jece.
Sosedje SO izpovedaIi, da je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
Nemci pricakujejo v treh dezelah hkrati
invazije: v Franciji, Norveski in Balkanu
Nec pripravljajo mrzlicno naglico obrambo pred
vazio. - Po vsej Evropi srijo izgred in sabotaza
Obsedno stanje Kalabriji in Lukaniji.

VISA francoska obala mora BIZ
tt do 80. marca popolnoma il
praznjena civilistov.
Groznja nemskega poveljnika
Nemski poveljnik v Parizu je
odredil smrtno kazen "a vse
Francoze, XII bi Sc v slucaju in
vazije ne pokorili nemskim od-
redbam.
Porocila IL svice naznanjajo,
da so Francozje docela razoca-
rani mad Lavalom in da sovra-
zijo njegov rezim.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
Afrissko boiissSe

LONDON, 10. marca. - Da-
nasnja porocila liz Madrida ma
znanjajo, da potiska ameriska
pehota in vojastvo francoskih
lahkih puseavskih. divizij glo-
boko v obrambni sistem osisca
v hribovju jugovzhodno cd
Gafse. Neka zavezniska ceta Sc
priblizuje Senedu, kateri kraj
lezi 27 mill onkraj Gafse.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20

LONDON, 10. marca - Zad-
MIA porocila IL Europe Mama
njajo, da so Nemci priceli z
mrzlieno naglico ojacevati svoje
obrambne pozicije ma Balkanu,
v zapadni Franciji in v Nor
veski, ker Sc boje, da utegnejo
zavezniki v vseh teh pokrajinah
hkratu tvegati invazijo.
Pisana armada ma Balkanu
Ma Balkanu je bila organizi-
rama armada 100000 nenem-
Skin vojakov, XII jih vodijo nem-
Ski oficirji, "a "obrambo" Bal
kama proti mozni invaziji. Poro-
ella IL Ankare naznanjajo, da
obstoja ia armada, XII jo tvorijo
Italijani, Rumunci, Madzari,
Bolgari in Hrvati, il pehote in
tankOVSklh ter antltankOVSklh
formacij.
Izgredi v Italiji
Ruska oficijelna agencija
Tass pravi, kvotirajoc porocilo
IL Kaira, da so Sc v juzni Itali-
j razsirili izgredi ter da je v
provincah Kalabriji in Lukaniji
proglaseno obsedno stanje.
Ma dnevnem redu so aretaci.
je v Ceski, v Franciji in ma Bal
kanu pa Sc jaci sabotaza kljuh
brezobzirnim nemskim represa-
| llijam.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
AMERISKI BOMBNIKI
MAD NEAPLJEM

KAIRO, 10. marca. - Anne
risk bombniki so vceraj dva-,
krat napadli Neapelj, in sicer
prvikrat podnevi, drugic pa 0
mraku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20

MOSKVA, 18. marca. - Ra-
dio "Svobodna Jpgoslavija' ma
znanja: .s
Nuri Pozderac, voditelj jugo-
slovanskih muslimanov (moha-
medancev) in eden izmed pod
predsednikov. Antifasisticnega
sveta, organiziranega ma usta-
votvorni skupseini v Bihaeu, je
naslovil gorec APPEL ma vse mo-
hamedance v Jugoslaviji in IL
ven ME, maj razumevajo in
podpro narodno osvobodilno
vojsko Jugoslavije ter memo
borbo proti zunanjim okupator-
jem, kakor tudi proti notra-
MIN sovraznikom.
Izjava muslimanskega voditelja
"Kot eden izmed voditeliev
jugoslovanskih muslimanskih
organizacij in kot podpredsed-
mix jugoslovanskega narodnega
parlamenta, smatram, da je mo-
je pravo mesto v Vrstah iugo-
slovanskega osvobodilnega po-
kreta," je rekel Pozderac po ra-
diu.
"Kot musliman in tudi kot
jugoslovanski patriot Sc ne mo-
rem strinjati politiko iztreb-
ljevanja srbskega naroda, od-
jemanjem njegove verske svo-
bode in z njegovim popolnim e.
konomskim unicenjem, XII ga il
vaja vodstvo "Nezavisne Hrvat-
ske."
Proc z velesrbsko hegemonijo!
''Prav tako nocem in ne mo-
rem odobravati politike veliko-
srbske hegemonije, eije tipieni
eksponent je general Mihajlo-
vic, katerega cetniske bande
prelivajo potoke muslimanske
krvi.
"Narodni osvobodilni pokret,
v cigar vrstah Sc borijo in pre-
livajo svojo kri najboljsi sinovi
nasega naroda, da izvojevajo
boljse zivljenje "a svoje Iud-
stvo in da izgrade novo Jugo-
Slavic z vecjo svobodo in soci-
alno pravico, Jugoslavijo, v ka-
teri ne DO mesta verski in soci-
alni tiraniji - poziva vse ro-
doljube, da Sc zdruzijo v vrstah
Narodne osvobodilne vojske Ju-
goslavije. |
V zdruzenju je mbc
"Zdruzeni bono iztitali oku-
patorske sile z nase zerdlje in u
nicili bono tudi domade lakaje
in izdajalce - ustase in cetni-
Ike. -:
"Smatral sem "a svojo dolz-
most, vstopiti v vrste Osvobo-
dime borbe ter pokazati pravi
pot vsem mojim muslimanskim
bratom, po katerem maj mi sle-
de-"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
ZAMOREC OBESEN

WALLA WALLA, Wash, 10.
marca. - Tukaj so danes obe-
sill Chesterja Montgomeryja,
II let starega zamorca, XII je v
Spokane, Wash, umoril Mrs.
Jessie Sellers, lastnico lepotic-
mega salona.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
Noui groboui
FRANK SPRAJACEK.

Danes zjutraj je preminil ma
svojem domu, Frank Sprajacek,
star 63 let, stanujoe ma 1908 St.
Clair Ave. Pogreb Sc vrsi il
zeletovega pogrebnega zavoda,
6502 st. Clair Ave. Podrobnosti
bono poroeali prihodnjic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
Basketball igre

Dne 20. in 21. marca sc DO
vrsila v Cleveland Public Hallu
PROFESSIONALISM basketball igra v
korist vojaske atletske zveze. /
gra bo pod pokroviteljstvom
Maxa Rosenbluma.
Nagrad v tel igri DO $4,000
in zanje bodo tekmovali stirje
teami.
Vstopnice k tel igri stanejo
6Oc, 85c in $1.25; davek je ze
vstet. Rezervirane vstopnice Sc
dobe pri I. S. (Nig) Rose, &C
Rosemblums, 321 Euclid Ave.
Cleveland. Igre Sc bodo vrsile
samo zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20

zavezniski glavni stan v Sc
verni Afriki, 10. marca. - A
meriske cete so zavzele kraj El
Guetar, XII lei 73 mill severno-
zapadno cd Gabesa, oh vhodu
Guetaria prelaz, skozi katerega
bodo izyedle napad ma Romme-
low box.
V tenn prelazu .hite italijanski
delavski bataljoni z gradnjo O.
brambnega sistema.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
ANTON ZAKRAJSEK

Ma svojem domu ma 424 E..
148 st. je po daljsi bolezni u
mrl Anton Zakrajsek, star IS
let. Donna je bill il vasi Pozelo
pri Velikih Laseah, odkoder je
prisel pred 49,. lett. Zadnjih 20
let je bill zaposlen pri White
Motor Co. Tukaj zapusea So
progo Ano, rojeno Debeljak,
heer Ano, porooeno Medic, in
tri sestre: Mary, Frances Les
kovec in Angelo Prank ter
vec drugih sorodnikov. Bill je
Clan drustva ''Naprej' st. 5,
SNIP. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v po-
nedeljek zjutraj OBJ $50 uri IL
akrajskovega pogrebnega "a
voda, 6016 st. Clair Ave. v GER
kew sv. Vida in nato ma pokopa-
lisce Calvary.
Bod pokojnim ohranjen blag
spomin, preostalim sorodnikom
pa izrekamo nase sozalje!
{ "A II
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20

kupujte vojne bonde in vojno- varce-
Vaine znamke, da bo cimprej porazeno
osis6e in vse, kar ono predstavlja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
konec stavke

Stavka pri Park Drop Forge
Co., je bila koncana veeraj zju-
traj oh sedmih, ko Sc je dnevni
sift vrnil ma delo. Povratek ma
delo pa je bill lie pogojen, ker so
delavci zagrozili, da bodo price
Ii po dveh tednih zopet akcijo,
ako Sc delavca Honeyja do Ia
cas- ne odslovi. Honey je clan c.
/. O. unije ter je hotel organizi-
rati v to unijo delavce v Forge
diviziji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
p0L0zAJ ma B0J|5(IH;
AMERISkA 0kLOpNICA
SESTRELILA 40 LETAL
Izreden Gin ameriske oklopnice. Prodira-
ME ameriskih Get Afriki. - Nemci
porocajo, da so zavzeli Belgorod.
Vdor nernskih +onkov ma Iedu reke Donec

WASHINGTON, 10, sio Pred nekaj tedni je
Danes blo naznaneno da ka amerska olopnica kater
neka amerska oklopnca od povejeval kapitan Thomas
ba silen napad japonskih L. Catch sestrela 30 mnu
bombnikov in bojnih leta ka- tab 80 japonskih etal
erh 40 sesrea To e bla Bona ladja, XII je sestrela
sedaj re duga taksna 40 japonsh leta prsa il
bone adje mad sovazno zrac ega boa neposkodovana.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-20
Voditelj jugoslovanskih 4nuslimanov
pOziya syOje rOjake ma branik dOmovine

Musimansk vodja pravi da je njegovo mesto narod-
nem pokretu narodne svobode in poziva narod, maj
zdruzen pozene tuje okupatorje ter unici dornaGe
lakaje in izdajalce. .@ .z..=a~
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
ITEMS WANTED

To tho men i'm Europe Africa,
or Sicily. YOU might send fountain
pens. handkerchlcfS. gloves. ldenti-
hCatlon bracelets olive drab socks.
soap. toilet articles and ba1 and
razor blades
Those stationed N The Middle
East and Far East have put in a
request for good cigars. pipes,
compact shaving kits, combs.
cigaretS. pen and pencil sets with
extra lead and sun glasses
Serviccmcn in Australia would
like ciEaret lighters. SottleS of ink
inC p&StIC containers, stationery
portHhoS, good swimming trunks,
playing cards. poker chips. under
wear, small utility wCatherproof
bags about Sin by eight inches
and nail files; but no toilet auti-
clcS except ruStprool razor blades.
FOR THE ALEUTIANS
With the lads i'm the AlcuGanS.
nashy rings, hunting knives. fish
ing equipment subscriptions 10
picture and detective magazines
are the most popular while from
Hawaii comes a call for cigars.
and trench knives.
But no matter where they are.
the men in uniform have men
toned one article 10 be worth its
weight IN gold that Is a can OF
NacIum-naCkcd peanuts.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
7 DetrOiters Listed
Missing Overseas
n Michigan Soldiers
Named by War Dept.

Seven from the Detroit area are
among p Michigan soldiers re-
ported missing in the Asiatic and
North African area by the war
department. Detroiters are.
Second 1t. Harold NJ. Ham
mond. 1926 Glenwood.
Second 1t. William + Middle
dorf, 2l07 F. Grand boulevard.
Pvt Clifford A. Duds s237
Leander
Pvt. Walter f. Martin Jr4 149l5
Northlawn,
PVT Philip Cook. 1852 W Phila-
delphia
Pvt. Donald F Lecomb. $40
Conner.
Pfc Walter d More Jro 22625
Mona. Dearborn.
OutState men are
First 1t Arthur Suga, kala-
mazoo
Second 1t. Jack B. Eddy.
Stambaugh
Second 1t, Roman Niemczyk,
Dorr
Staff Sgt William b Alter
Waltz,
Cpl Frank Juno Ironwood
Pfc Francis. + kaczmarek.
Saginaw.
Cpl Arsene W. Buckleaie Eaton
Rapids
Pfc, Frank j Dewinter Nor
way,
pvt Vern c. GitchelI. Cadillac.
Pvt David H. Dalton ISh-
pemng
Pic. Richard R Dulac Rogers
City
Pic Irving ]. Fudaly. Ironwood
Cpl Isaac c. Wander Jagt
NunIca
Pfc. William 3 Gibson, Bliss
field
Two Michigan men are among
casualties announced Saturday by
/ the navy. They are Storekeeper
5 G Wayne T. Jones of Flint miss
nC. and Seaman Ernest J
Reid of Pontiac, wounded
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Thousands Join
The Times Club
On YuIe Gifts
Civic and Religious
Agencies Cooperating
Names Ready for YOU

To fhe thousands of boy, who
fighting The good hght over
seas for The people on the home
r7ut patriotic Detroit and Nnfn-
gam men and women arc saying
We SHALL NOT FORGET
YOU THIS CHRISTMAS
These patriotic people by Tho
thousands arc SAYING Iusl Ihi~
Ht Joining The Detroit Time,
Christina, ship Club which has
aS ITS sole ann To remember
those Scr'Ircwer and women over
-css w-o otherwise might be for
gotten this Dec -
Mrs Glenn Anderson president
~ 'he club with her committee
members Mrs James BlaIn Mrs.
kenneth k.mherlin Mrs Henry
T-rCer Airs. William Farr and
lean and Virginia DCWrcr wlsn
t1 congratulate frosc patriotic
neonic for their Who.C-kcar'cd Coz
rperstl0u
Tla~rE 'felT support SQuarCly
behind Mrs Anderson and her
committee are such organizations
as 81. Joseph Home. ST Francis
Home s. Vincent De Paul So
ciety. Franklin Street Settlement
RraI Birth Urban League. knights
Of Columbus. Tho NNCA and the
YWCA. the AL and the JAW.
Go. Methodist churches PreSby-
terrain headquarters, Lutheran
Center and The various boys clubs
From these organizations come
The naucS OF lonely SCrNiccmcu
and women tho names The Christ
mas ship Committee sends 20 YOU
In the files of churches settle
ueut houses and veterans or
Canz8tOn~ there are thousands
OF more names
We IN iurn VIII give your ba4pe
10 the committee In a few days
YOU viii receive q name with COM
pleie address
For army personnel overseas
mailing continues until oct ID
for navy personnel. including ma
rineS and coast guard until Nov. J.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
u. s. Chart

UefroH and v.-.r.fI Warmer Increasing
" aes hecorIng moderate 90 fresh
Lower Michigan. Nstmer. Iaef-s~r-rr
" mis-
Upper Michigan Warmer except in
n1rthvest portion Sraf'efct showers.
DETROIT DATA
Departure from norm8'.fewTera'lr since
Jan ? 500
Temperature one sear ago TODAY High
est S. lowest 20. mean -
Temperance ihs date IN past ~ wears
Highest. 81 in 1883. lowest 80 10 1873 and
1853
Precipitation In last - hours ending a.
: $50 m 'o1Hr Trace
Departure f.um normal pre-. ptatpu
since ian. i, t5i5 inches
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Industrial Operations
At AN-Time High Here

Industrial operations IN the
Detroit area touched an all-tIme
high last week with employment
up "a per cent over the pre-
Pearl Harbor level and with steel
mills operating az 90 per cent of
capacity, figures compiled by the
Detroit Board Of Commerce indl-
cafhd Saturday
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
New York City Nears
4 Billion Bond Goal

NEW YORK, Sept. Is (INS)-
More than four hfths Of New
York CityS goal Of 81 les, $50 400
in the third war loan drive was
accounted for tonight
The New York war finance
committee announced that sales
up 10 and including Fri day
totaled SO i64.3Sls00,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

put out of service from , TO 10
minutes Saturday morning while
rcpalrmen installed n new control
system in the basement of police
headquarters.
No mlShapS were reported as
four workmcn buSily replaced the
ou I m o q @ q 25-year-old control
which frequently caused traffic
light blackoutS i'm the loop area
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Yanks Overseas
Reveal Kind of
Gifts They Want
Requirements Differ
for Various Theaters
Of War, Owl Diseloses

Here are some Clft suggestions
which you might use to make up
your Christmas package for the
fighting man overseas.
According 10 an official release
from owl. the desires Of service
men differ according 10 the area
in which they are stationed.
If YOU receive an address from
the Times Christmas ship Club
with an APO number IN New
York, II is likely The soldier
sailor marine. or coaStguardSman
is somewhere in tho European
theater or in North Africa
If his APO number is IN san
Francisco, he is probably fighting
somewhere in the Pacific or the
Far East
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Insignia Changed

WASHINGTON, Sept rs CUP)
The war department has an
nOunCed that the red border en-
closing the insignia for all L. s.
military planes is being replaced
bV a blue border.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Did diamond Jim" Have
Stomach or Ulcer Pains?

li.is hardly likely that Diamond Jim Bradv
could have eaten 80 NrraCiuUs'F m ht
suffered Attrf. .tarfrE pains. Sufferers Who
have Co pag the penalty OF stomach nr ulcer
pains Indigestion gas pains. heartburn.
burning sensation hloa' and other Clr1
tions caused hy excess ACID should fs
Udga Get a 25C boX of Udga Tau'c's
from your d~Gsgist F1rst dose musi com
viree or return box 90 US and get DOUBLE
YOUR MONEY BACH
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
New Control System
OF Lights Installed

About 13o traffic lights at
downtown intersections and out
Gratiot .aS far as Forest were
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
Current Rationing Regulations
MEATS AND FATS

"K T valid and will remain in effect will effect l3 20
  "K "L and M valid and will remain in effect through July T.
  mailed obtain them potofhce
 PRICES OPA check of food commodities should reported panel of the ceiling specific lamb, and mutton effect
 SHOES persons Coupon purchase Non-leather shoes ratoned Coupon "A is valid for pound through
 SUGAR Coupon l3 valid for five pounds through August 15 6 purchase of They will Additional alomnts
  a. to 4:30 p.
  Pleasure $ B. and C valid for half gallons Coupons No AZ valid last through July 2
  Coupon B. which now in effect be used to Sept 3o
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
THE WOMEN-- BREAKING UP OF HOMES HITS CHILDREN HARDEST

Selling out was expedient. But 1t was hard on tn, kids. Those aren't just two isolated cases. All over the country children and adolescents are having their back ground, their familiar environment sold right out from under them, as Mama decides to follow Papa to an Army camp, to war plant area, or decides to pull up stakes and go back to her own people.
 Many of those moves are nec- essary. They are the best solu- tion to the problem of a family broken by war.
 EXPLAIN THE NECESSITY
 But they should be handled gently. No little boys toy should be sold. No child should be al- lowed to stand around and watch strangers buying all the objects that went to make up his home.
 And a 'teen-age girl who is snatched away from her friends and her school and her place in its social life should be made to understand that her parents know that it is hard on her but that the move is necessary. She should be made to feel, too, that they will do all that they can to help her make new friends and new place for herself.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
A G995 WaA KItchQ,1 HHEnl B \ Frozen Foods Easily
 And Quickly Prepared

Put the salad, when you prepare it. in the containers and store it, cover ed, in the refrigerator until needed. You can make sandwiches ahead of time, or you can leave a supply of some favorite spread ready for your lone eater to make his own.
 Quick frozen fruits and vegeta- bles help in preparing balanced meals in a minimum amount of time They are all ready to cook or serve just as they come from their cartons. If your lone eater would like a hot vegetbale, leave cartoon of quick frozen peas or lima beans in the refrigerator. All he has to do when he comes in is to pop it into boiling water, &C., cording to directions on the pack age. Quick frozen vegetables cook in half the time of others.
 Green Spinach Salad
 Serves Al
 One box GA ounces) quick frozen spinach, thawed; 1-2 teaspoon salt. 1-2 cup sour cream, tablespoons mayonnaise, 1 teaspoon salt, dash of pepper, l teaspoon scraped onion, 1 1-2 teaspoons horseradish, 2 hard cooked eggs, chopped.
 Chop spinach. Drain if necessary. Sprinkle with 1-2 teaspoon salt Combine remaining ingredients. Add half of sour cream mixture to spin ach and mix well. Arrange on crisp lettuce and top with remaining sour cream mixture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11
-WAR-TIME HEALTH COLUMN-- Stoppage Of Bleeding Calls For Cool Headed First Aid

rib for the extreme upper part o1 the arm; the inside wrist and the inside arm just below the armpit for the hand, forearm, and upper arm; and the middle of the groin for the thigh, leg, or foot.
 The two most convenient places for applying the tourniquet are around the upper arm, about a hands breadth below the armpit, and around the thigh about the same distance from the groin. It is preferable to a pad over the artery, and should be released briefly every fifteen minutes until the bleeding stops. Otherwise the part may die from lack of blood.
 TREAT FOR SHOCK
 In all cases of serious bleeding, treatment for shock is advisable But in most cases of ordinary wounds and hemorrhage, little blood makes deal of show, and the patient can nearly always be taken to professional help before complete shock treatment is neces- sary.
 It is always important to insist that the patient lie down, despite his protests that the injury does not call for such drastic action. People often become faint at the sight of their own as we'll as others blood, and may fall to the ground, thus precipitating more serious injury to a more vulnerable part in the ana tony.
 The victini must assume flat position, head and body on the same level, to avoid complication of the type just mentioned. If the bleeding accurs in the mouth or nose, the patient should be prop ped up, and direct pressure and packing applied.
 Wounds associated with much bleeding require that the injured be taken to the doctor or hospital. The measures described here are strictly First Aid.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11

(starchy) vegetables and meat. AL though 275,000 new ones are prom ised under government permit, they probably will not be delivered until July or August, and even that num- Der will hardly be enough for com- munity use.
 Some state agencies recommend water-bath processing for all foods boosting that their states do not lie in the "botulinus belt" and that therefore food raised there does not have to be canned by pressure cooker. Although it is true that botulinus food spoilage has oc- cured mostly in the Pacific coast, mountain, and plains states the De- partment of Agriculture warns that bacteria are no respectors of state boundaries. It recommends water bath canning only for tomatoes and fruits. But for corn, peas, beans, chicken, meat and other non-acid foods they recommend steam pressure which kills danger ous bacteria.
 NEED NEW RECIPES
 Not only times, but also fruits and vegetables have changed. Plant scientists have altered the chemical contituency of many crops and for that reason the old-time tables for canning are likely to be unsuc- ceSsful.
 The only practical way to pre- vent waste of the fruits of your Victory Garden is to use the lat est scientifically-tested instructions The Department of Agriculture is now printing new streamlined folder on Wartime Canning of Fruits and Vegetables" Free sam- pie copies will be ready about June 15. Bulk lots can be purchased through the Superintendent of Documents. Government Printing Office, Washington, D. c.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-11

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