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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-23

ze pred vec meseci dezertirali,
nakar jih je obsodil kralj Peter
v Londonu, toda to je stara
zgodba.
Sporazum med svobodoborci?
Kakor je ia correspondent re
ponovno sporocil, so Titovi par
tizani in Mihajlovicevi cetniki
tako zagrenjeni drug proti dru-
gemu, da so oboji sprejemali
pomoc osisca v unicevanju drug
drugega. Toda sedaj je dovolj
vzroka verjeti, da je ia tenden-
ca minila.
Delitev simpatij
Do letosnjega marca so An
glezi dosledno podpirali genera
la Mihaj ajlovica in jugoslovan-
sko vlado zamejstvu, docim
so Rusi prav tako dosledno pod
pirali partizane. Med tenn .je bi-
10 vec prizadevanj, da Sc izleci
to situacijo, toda uspehi so bi-
Ii omejeni.
Ohladitev Anglezev do Miha jIo.
vica
Besedilo danasnje izjave ma
vsak nacin potrjuje mnenje
mnogih oseb, XII so pazno zasle-
dovale angleske radio-oddaje V
Jugoslavijo, da Sc je Velika Bri-
tanija znatno ohladila v svo-
jem prijateljstvu do Mihajlovi-
ca, in da vsaj toliko kot MEGA
podpira sedaj tudi partizane
To utegne razdraziti mnoge Sr.
be, ker dajejo oni najyecjo pod
poro gibanju generala Mihajlo'
vica, docim DO druge zadovolji.
10. Ma vsak nacin pa DO zado,
voljna Moskva, XII je ze cd leta
1912 pro-partizanska in anti.
cetniska.
Pravilno tolmacenje vesti
L. tega pa maj nihee ne skle'
pa, da so Anglezi odrekli svoje
priznanje in pomoc Mihajlovi
Gu, XII je bill prvi WIDEN balkan
ski gerilski voditelj. To pomen
samo, da skusajo biti Anglez
nepristranski in pomagati ODE
ma strankama. Tako je ma pri
mer znano, da so zaloge, XII 81
posiljane tajnim potom Jugo
Slavic, sedaj enako razdeljen'
med ODE strani.
Partizani - skupina ogrOmne
mednarOdne vaznOsti
Med vsemi ostalimi senzacio
nalnimi vestmi, XII prihajajo t
dni, sc nikakor ne SINE prezret
. opisanih dejstev, XII bodo tvoril
. vazne implikacije v bodocnost
vzhodne Evrope kakor tudi pc
tencialne anglo-ruske odnost
Zato je gotovo, da cuti ia zao
: MIA angleska prizadevanja zls
sti jugoslovanska vlada v Lor
donu, XII je samo "a spoznanj
bolj spravljiva in zmerna kako
4 je bila njena predhodnica. =
Tako ugotavlja N. Y. T. a
Zadoscenje - stotero pla6ilo
: Gornje vrste, nanasajoce
: ma oficijelne ugotovitve zave
: niskega glavnega stana ma Sret
n MEM vzhodu, so ogromne va
: nosti "a vse pristase jugosl,
/ vanskih borcev v Osvobodil
vlfronti, kako tudi "a vse osta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-23
POBIRANJE ASESMENTA

Clanstvo nash podpornih
drustev, XII Sc nahajajo v okoli-
ci Slovenskega delavskega do
ma ma Waterloo Rd., Sc opozar-
ia, da bodo tajniki "a ia mesec
pobirali assessment v ponedeljek
veGer, 26. julia, namesto v So
boto, "a. julia. Prosi Sc vse, XII
MISC poravnali asesmenta "a
tekoci mesec, da to store v po'
nedeljek vecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-23
SEJA SANSA PODR. ST. 48

Odbornike in zastopnike dru-
Stew ter posameznike, XII Sc "a
nimajo "a akcijo SANS-a, Sc O.
pozarja, da Sc nocoj, oh 8. uri
vrsi seja podruznice st. 48 SA-
MS, v Slovenskem delavskem
domu ma Waterloo Rd. Vabi Sc
ma obilno udelezbo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-23

VOjna 20 zasnovanih nacrtih
"Kakor v drugih delhi Evro-
pc, je tudi jugoslovanski odpor
tesno povezan z nacrti invazije.
Angleski vojaski stiti cetniki
generala ajlovica in parti-
zani dajejo zagotovilo, da Sc
gerilska aktivnost v Jugoslaviji
lie DO vrsila brezglavo in tia
vendan, temvec z velikih ucin-
kom ma danih mestih in v da-
nih trenutkih.
Cini hrvatskih partizanov
Primer jugoslovanskega od-
pora je dan S potrjeno vestjo,
da SO partizani V Hrvatski liza
leta 1912 napadli in unicili $50
vlakov osisca, ko 50 vozili po
hrvatskih zeleznicah."
VOjaski stiki S partizani
To je prva angleska izjava o
gerilski aktivnosti v Jugoslavi-
j. Dale je to prvo oficijelno
priznanje cd strani angleske
Wade, da so Britanci navezali
vojaske stike partizani. Dale
je tudi znano, da so bill Angle
Ii Sc die casa v stikih parti-
zani, toda to so sedaj prvikrat
oficijelno PRIMAL.
Prvo priznanje Tita
Sc vec: to je prvo britansko
priznanje, da je Tito poveljnik
partizanskih armad. Tito je ma
celnik staba Ljudske osvobodil-
ne armade, XII j upravlja civil
ma partizanska vlada Ivana Ri
barja, bivsega predsednika ju-
goslovanske skupscine v Beo.
gradu.
Zmeda in nejasnost porocila
Dale pa je to tudi prva vest
da je general Mihajlovic obso'
dill "kvizlinske cetnike." Tods
ia izjava je zelo nejasna in ne.
razumljiva.
Izraz "cetnik' prihaja cd sta.
re turske besede "ceta", XII po
meni toliko kakor skupina al
krdelo. To je stara balkansks
beseda in cetniki so Sc udej
stvovali v vojnah zoper Turke
Po zadnji svetovni vojni je bils
ustanovljena v Jugoslaviji orga
nizacija cetnikov.
FamOzni cetnik - KOsta Peca
Oh izbruhu sedanje jugoslc
vanske vojne je bill predsednil
ali nacelnik te organizacije Ko
sta Pecanac, XII liza premirj
pasivno pomaga osiscu in kviz
linski vladi generala Nedics
General Mihajlovic nj nikoli 50
deloval S to grupo, temvec we'd
no proti Mi ter Sc z MO tue
boril, torej Sc j sedaj ne NOR
odpovedati.
Mihajloviceve zmede
:; Gibanje generala Mihajlovic
je oznacilo izrazom "cetniki
svetovno easopisje, ker je bill
: to skupina gerilcev, organizirs
2 nih v posamezne cete. Ia skup
ma je Sc vedno popularno zns
: ma kot cetniki, cato je tezko ,
: gotoviti, kdo je bill obtozen
po kom. Nekateri pristasi g.
i nerala ,Mihajloyica SO pod vo'
stvom nekih starejsih oficirje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-23
HRVASKA DEKLETA MORA
JONA PRISILNO DELO

ZUERICd, 19. julia. (ONA)
- Hrvaske maturantke mora
10 v roku cd IL mesecev nasto-
pitt pristine sluzbo della, javlja
radio Budimpesta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-23

CuQ1 clVllnO preDlVdlSLVO SllIlO
sovrazi Nemce, docim sprejema
ameriske in angleske cete cu'
tarami vina rokah.
RAZVOJI MA RUSKIH BOIL
SCH
Ruske armade, XII obkoljujejo
silno utrjeno mesto in nemsko
bazo Orel, so pobile V desetih
dneh svoje ofenzive mad $4,000
Nemcev, 5000 pa so jih zajele.
Docim so ruske armade mani
kot 9 mill Cd Orla, so druge
armade zavzele mesto Bolhov,
XII lei 35 mill mad Orion. z Ia
vzetjem Orla, XII je re desegu
ruskih topov, DO ogrozena visa
nemska crta cd Ljeningrada do
Azovskega morja.
Ogromne nemske izgube
V vcerajsnjih bojih je bilo
pobitih mad $500 Nemcev ter
unicenih 46 tankov. d.
Tekom zadnjih desetih dni SO
imeli Nemci ogromne izgube ma
materialu. V tenn casu je bile u
nicenih ali zajetih 1,148 nem-
Skin tankov, 1902 topova, 800
moznarjev, 1,4O0 strojnic in 128
skladiSe raznim materialom.
BOJI MA PACIFIKU
Zavezniski glavni stan ma juz-
nem Pacifiku, %. julia. - "a
vezniski bombniki, XII so rate
gnili svoje operacije, so 1--WE
dli uspesen napad ma Soeraba-
jo, glavno japonsko bazo Ho-
landski vzhodni Indiji. Ia ia
napad so morali preleteti letalci
tia in nazaj 2,4OO mill.
Munda zopet bombardirana
V sredo SO virgil zavezniski
letalci ma Mundo in okoliske ja-
ponske postojanke 1876 ton raz-
streljiv.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-23
Zadoscenje - stotero pla6ilo

Gornje vrste, nanasajoce Sc
ma oficijelne ugotovitve zavez-
niskega glavnega stana ma Sred-
MEM vzhodu, so ogromne vaz-
nosti "a vse pristase jugoslo-
vanskih borcev v Osvobodilni
'front.', kako tudi "a vse ostale
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-23
PALERMO v NA5I 0BLASTI;
p0RAzI NEM(Ev Y RUSIJl
Zaveznih so zavojevali tri petine Sicilije. =
Sovrastvo med Nemci in Italijani
HUDE STISKE NEMCEV v RUSIJI

tudi civilno prebivalstvo silno
sovrazi Nemce, docim sprejema
ameriske in angleske cete S cur
tarami vina rokah.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
TONICS
LAXATIVES

30e Sal Hspatiea, 2.0uncss- -23e
Soc Squibb Magnesia Waters 43e
Soc Fssnamint Gum, ass $50
Csc Carriers Little Liver PilIs---------17c
$1.00 Graham BsIoids, zoos $40
Csc Natures Remedy Tablets. 25's---21s
25e Chocolate coeorets, 18's---------1se
S1.00 HaIsys MO, Pint----
Evening star., 1943-09-01

ATTENTION :. Certain Toilet Prsbara.
floss and Jeweiry, including Clocks asd
Wafehes, subject TO a I0qo tar asder Federal
Internal Reuenns Act sfeefipe October /, 1911.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
DENTAL NEEDS

SOC Cue Dental Liquid, Giant $50
400 Bost Tooth Paste bring Tubs)- -32e
Soc Tsel Liquid Dsntifries $50
30c Wsrnsts Plate Powder. Small Csc
Psbseo Tooth Powder, Small -26e
4oc lodsnt Tooth Paste bring Tubs) Sic
Squibb Tooth Powder, Large SIC
Soc Fastssih Dental Plate Powder 400
Evening star., 1943-09-01

Prices May Vary Slightly is Maryland and Vir.
sf1fa Stores a Few Items Which Are Under
State Contract Laws. Right Reserped to Limit
Quantities.
Evening star., 1943-09-01

The good-looking, sturdy glass
jug so popular for informal serv-
ing OF refreshing drinks. Goes
we'll with pottery, glassware, any
informal service. Clear, gleam-
ing glass, attractive and durable.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-17
FRED b. GREEAR
ANNOUNCES FOR
STATE SENATE

A slight ripple of interest was
stirred in the political pond this
week when Fred B. Greear an
nounced that he was a candidate
for the Democratic nomination
for State Senator from Wise and
Dickinson counties. The amour
cement came to Dickinson in the
form of a letter to S. Terry Null
Inns, Democratic county chairman.
The seat in the State Senate
was made vacant by the death Of
Senator r. r. Parker more than
a year ago. M. M. Long of St.
Paul annonced for this honor sew
eral months ago. Mr. Long has
made thorough contacts in Dick
enson county, while Mr.. Greear
is now active in contracting pre-
cinct leaders.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-17
FIRST SERVICE HELD
IN NEW CHURCH.

The first service at the Regu-
lar Baptist church on the Ghost
Rocks, near Dwale, was held Sun
day, with Elders Creed Fleming.
Sherman Mullins and others de-
ivering the message. One new
member was added to the church
ct this meeting.
The new building was erected
with funds solicited by Elders
Fleming and Mullins, on a lot
donated by Marshall Mullins,
with Walter Mullins as carpenter.
This new church stands almost
on the exact spot where the we'll
remembered "Jot En- Down"
store or restaurant once stood.
Now, instead Of the coming and
going of Rolicking Bill and other
such worthless and the nerve shat
tering noise of a juke box, all is
quiet and peaceful on week days.
On Sundays the strains of 'Amaz-
ing Grace and the voices of the
Elders drift upward into the blue
above.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-17
PVT. LINDSAY MULLINS
LOSES HAND AND FOOT

Pvt. Lindsay Mullins, son Of
Morgan Mullins of Norland, who
was reported seriously i'll in
Hawaii some weeks ago. has re-
covered enough to be able to
write to his parents. The letter
states that his left arm and too
were crushed in a railway acct
dent and that both had to he
taken off. He says that he is le
ceiving the best of treatment in
the army hospital and expects to
be able to be sent home by Sep
TENDER.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-17
TEACHER TRAINING
INSTITUTE TO BE HELD

A teacher training institute
will be conducted at the local
high school during the first weeks
of July under the direction of
the superintendent of schools. In
experienced teachers without Ger
tificates and other selected teach
ers will be asked to take this
course. Particular emphasis will
be placed on methods used with
he child entering school for the
first time. A group of children
with an experienced teacher will
provide the actual basis of train
ing. Parents with children enter
ing school for the first time and
children not making much prog
ress during the first year of
school just closed are asked to
see Supt. James M. Skeen for
enrolment in this special class.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-17
TIVIS BRIEFLETS

Misses Faye and Naomi Null
ms are spending a week at Elk
horn City.
Elmer Owens left Sunday for
the Navy.
L. A. Ratliff and family. Lon
e, Fctliff and family visited Mr..
and Mrs. John Ratliff Sunday.
Mrs. E. C. Edwards and daugh
ter visited at the home of Troy
Ratliff Sunday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-17

from the TRANSFORM of the We
hicle."
X x
Gasoline situation very serious.
Use your supply with caution.
Avoid useless trips. Walk dis
tances not too far Foot it to your
office or place of business. 1t
will be good for your health,
your pocket book, your consci-
ence and your country. Set an
example for your neighbors to
follow. Do you want to be a
leader?
War Price and Rationing
Board of Dickinson County
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-17
Busy Session
fCircuit Court
Going On

Circuit court opened here on
Monday of this week with Judge
Alfred A. Skeen presiding. The
grand jury was convened, consist
ing of N. H. Stanley. foreman,
J. c.. Johnson, M. D. Stanley, l
S. Gillian and Estes Fleming.
The following indictments were
made: HardiwayRose, murder;
Rodolph Salyers, forgery; MILFORD
Mullins attempt to rape; Grady
Perrigan, manning; Toby Kiser.
and Cleve Dales, Jr., grand lar
ceny; and Dorsey Cook, breaking
and entering.
The Civil Appeals docket was
first heard by the court. The case
of Henry Dotson VS.. Raymond
Dtoson was dismissed. The case
of Earl Murphy VS.. Lee Dotson
was turned back to the trial
justice for his consideration.
Lonza Edwards was awarded a
judgment of $50 and cost against
Frank Cain. In the case of Marie
Hardin against the Steinmar
Employees Association the plain
tiff was given a judgment in the
amount of $3.50 and the costs ex-
pended by her in her behalf. The
jury rendered verdict of 500
IN favor of Fred Bise over Glenn
Stallard. Roy Stanley and others
were directed to pay Earl Dotson
the sum Of $799. SO in the last
Civil Appeals case heard by the
court.
Marie Hardin brought action
against the Steinman Employees
Association for its refusal to pay
funeral expenses in the amount
of $4,000, which she contended
she was entitled to following the
death of her husband. He was ac-
killed while at work in
the mines at Steinman. She fur
Their alleged that her husband
during his employment at Stein
man paid into the employees as
ISOLATION monthly payments Of
one dollar and, fifty cents for the
funeral fund
The association objected to pay
ing in this particular case be-
couse it alleged that the plaintiff
received from the State Compen-
sation Commission an equal am
cunt for funeral expenses. The
court, however directed verdict
for the plaintiff, pointing out that
the deceased had paid monthly
payments into the funeral fund
and that his widow was entitled
to collect under the law.
The judgment of one hundred
dollars in favor of Fred Bise
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-17
SCHOOL CHILDREN
BUY BONDS

School children in Dickinson
county bought during the last
session was saving bonds and
stamps in the amount of $25.344.
80 on the basis of reports sub
mitted by teachers at the close of
the session.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-17
Ration Board
Asks Public To
Get Coal Now

The people Of this county are
urged to get in their coal for the
coming winter during the next
month or so. Most Of you doubt
less remember what troubles you
had in getting your coal hauled
last winter. The tire and gas sit
uation is far more serious now
than it was last winter. For this
reason it will pay you to wake UP
and get it hauled while the few
coal trucks can get to your home,
Many of your roads will be I'M
disable during the winter months.
Why not get your coal now and
avoid freezing when the weather
turns cold? Coal dealers are in
structed to supply every local
customer before filling other Or
ders. However, no dealer will be
required to furnish coal to any
one failing to pay for this SER
vice.
x Xxx
Shoe Stamp No Is is now VAL
id. It will expire on October 81,
1943. Write this date on your
memory refresher."
XXX x
The public is invited to report
to the local ratiOning board any
violation of price regulations.
Thorough Investigations will be
made of all complaints and prop
er penalties melted out to any
dealer Or other person wilfulLy
violating these regulations. The
same goes for violations of the
pleasure driving ban and speed
ng laws. These laws are made to
apply to all alike, and no person,
however important he may feel,
should take advantage Of such a
situation to show his importance
or his contempt of regulations
made for his and his neighbors'
benefit. We're all in the war.
The Roanoke OPA office has
issued this statement:
"Regulations impose a duty up
on every person who transfers
vehicle to another, to turn in his
ration books to the ration board
within five days thereafter. The
regulations give no authority to
dealer Or person who buys
such a vehicle to accept possess
sion of the ration books. Any per
sen who possesses a ration book.
unless authorized to do so by ra-
ton order No. so, is a violator Of
the rationing regulations. A deal
er or other transferee of We
hicle is subject to penalties if he
accepts transfer of a ration book
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-17

- Back the attack by upping
10 your payroll savings your
very next payday. Measure
Mr your savings by your new
~ higher income.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-17


ents in Whitesburg, KY.
Misses 10, Louise and Gather
inc Sutherland were shopping in
Norton Thursday.
Pvt. Claude Phillips, son of
O. NJ. Phillips, is home on a
short furlough.
Seaman Wolfe Stanley of Long
Fork was home for few days
this week.
Mrs Jack Carter has arrived
from Oceana, w. Va, for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carter.
Mrs. A. A. Skeen Sr., has re-
turned from Whitesburg, Tenn,
and Whitesbuhg, KY.
Mrs. Jess w. Skeen and little
daughter are visiting her parents
in Whitesburg, Tenn.
Ray Damron of StrattOn, here
on business today, dropped in to
have the Herald sent his way
during the coming year.
Ross Rakes was business Wis
itor in town today.
The weather being too hot for
farm work, Ira Rose of Duty has |
been attending court this week.
Ivan Reedy of Willard was in |
town today. He is just back from !
Bcinbridge, Md, after complet-
ing his boot training in the us.
Navy.
c. c. Childress, local timber
man, spent the hottest part OF
this week on Bartlick looking
over tract of woodland.
Herbert Rasnick, of the Navy
Seabees. was back among friends
on short Through the past week
end. After his training is finish
ed, he will be transferred to a
stevedore battalion on the west
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thomson
are visiting in Bluefield and Nor
ton this weekend.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-17
THE
PERSONAL
SIDE

Mrs. Fallie Sutherland has re-
turned from the Abingdon hos
pital.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-17

Mrs. Robert Smith is spending
the weekend in Clinchco.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-17

Mrs. A. A. Skeen, Jr.. and lit
tie daughter are visiting her par
ents in Whitesburg, KY.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-06-17

Ross Rakes was a business Wis
itor in town today.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-14
End Coop
Store Will
Open Soon

Second store of the Toledo Con-
sumers Union, 2456 Detroit Ave,
will soon become a reality. Mem
bers of the cooperative are working
like beavers, cleaning, painting, ar
ranging shelves and fixtures and
getting the place ready for busi-
ness as self-serve retail outlet.
Tentative date for the opening
of the new store has been set for
June /; but special announcement
will be made of the exact date as
soon as this can be determined.
Located in the Willys-Overland-
Chevrolet district, it is expected
that the cooperative store will be
as successful as the Adams st.
store has been. Many of the work
ers in these shops already belong
to co-operatives in the form of
Federal Credit Unions and are
aware of the benefits which can be
derived from the cooperative sys-
tenn.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-14
Sudden Peace Worries
Movie Producers

policy is a film about American
anti-tank destroyers that was to be
called "Seek! Strike! Destroy!"
"Girls' Town" is still on Para's
schedule. It's a comedy about
women war workers. MGM has one
ready with a similar slant in
"skingshift Maisie."
However, the production front
will be given soberer attention in
goth Century-Fox's "Tank Town."
Warmers might Shift" and an
RKO production with a Pennsyl-
vania locale.
GRATITUDE. AS Paramount has
the real baby Marine, Melvin
Francis, tied up for the DR.. Was
sell saga, 20th-Fox picked a 16-
year-old office boy to play this
part in "Guadalcanal Diary" The
kid promptly demanded $3.50 a
week for the part. The studio was
quite disappointed at his attitude.
However, he gets his 12509o raise.
DIFFERENTIAL. In case you
ever wonder whether legs or laughs
pay better in Hollywood, Universay
paid Abbott and Costello $55s, ,423
last year, and Marlene Dietrich
5000, 1000.
SHOE ON OTHER-F0OT
NOTE. You know Congressman
Costello (no relation) as one who
hollers about draft dodgers in gov
ernment jobs, but he remembers
his constituents, too. The Gentle
man from Hollywood is reported
working somewhat more quietly on
campaign to defer some impor-
tant movie actors.
INCIDENTAL. RKO is in the
current Soviet cycle with "This Is
Russia" It's producer promises it
will be an emotion drama, with the
Nazi invasion kept strictly Incl
dental"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-14
} SoffbuII Season
TO Open June !

Present plans call for opening
the Local II softball league season
June /, if all shop teams are or
ganized and ready to go according
to Lewis Mattox, director of the
league.
Shops which have indicated that
they will have a team in the
League are WHY'S Overland, Ack-
lin Stamping, Spicer, Auto-Lite,
Champion Spark Plug, DeVilbiss,
Toledo Pipe Threading, Toledo
Standard Commutator, Mather
Spri ng, possibly Swartzbaugh,
American Can and National Sup
ply.
Mattox said that if six more
shops will enter teams, another
league will be formed making two
leagues of eight teams ca
Several shops have sho / in
terest in organizing softl ans
for the girls. Those shops est
ed in organizing a girls ball
league are asked to contact .ewis
Mattox at PO. 4463 after $50 o.
m. daily.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-14
OPA Orders
Bread Price
Increase

WASHINGTON - (FP) - The
Office of Price Administration has
authorized cent a loaf increase
in bread prices in all of Utah, and
in Fargo, n. D., and Moorehood,
MINI.
The OPA pierced the Presidents
"hold the line" order at the re-
quest of bakery owners in those
areas who complained that they
were operating at a loss. The ac-
tion will undoubtedly encourage
other food processoos to press for
increases on other commodities.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-14
Dayton Newspaper
Criticises Rickenbacker

stroyed and men have become lit
lie more than slaves to their own
selfish leaders, he charges. Where
upon, he proposes to turn back the
clock, curb the free institutions of
free men and re-establish industrial
feudalism under the guise of fight
ing for democracy.
"No, Captain Rickenbacker. There
was a time when men were told
they must work II hours a day,
six days week and how much they
must produce to earn a mere pit
tance. There was a time when the
malefactors of great wealth ex-
plotted the masses in a way which
racketeers can never equal.
"But you can't tell us that the
boys from Dayon, the boys from
Ohio, the boys from America are
fighting on all the battlefieds of
global war to make the world free
for the exploitation of workers"