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, Charles Smithey, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Coward
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch Dent and Mr.
Fred Coward attended the quar-
terly meeting at Bethany church
on Sunday.
Miss Clairene Oliver and Mis-:
Polly Austin spent the past week
end in Asheville.
Mrs. Dean Jones, Misses Mae
Grace and Clyde Kilby visited
Misses Clara and Alta Perkins
and Miss Gertrude Perkins or
Sunday, at Sturgills.
Miss Mae Kilby returned tc
Charlotte on Tuesday after visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
E. Kilby, at Nathan's Creek. She
! is taking nurses training there.
Mrs. Walter Johnson and son
Edwin, arrived on Saturday to
spend some time with Mrs. Nettie
Johnson and her mother, Mrs
Ida Mcneil, at Creston.
Mrs. Fred Wyatt, of Laurin-
burg, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. E. Osborne, at Ash
land.
Misses Clyde and Grace Kilby
of Boone, spent the past week end
with their parents, at Nathan's
Creek.
Dean C. Jones, Jr., is visiting
his grandmother at Chilhowie,
Va, this week.
Mr. Bobby Hurt spent the past
week end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Hurt at Nathan's
Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Badger,
of Kennett Square, Pa, are
spending their vacation at the
homes Of their parents. Mr.. R. D.
Sheets, Tuckerdale and Mr.. J. F.
Badger, at Bina.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blevins, of
Portsmouth, Va, visited his ia
Their, Mr.. c. L. Blevins, at Crump-
Ter, this week.
Hubert Wilmington, of Reddies
River, visited at the home of Mr..
c. L. Blevins, this week.
Mrs. w. w. Pilkenton, Of Pr
rates Cove. Fla, is visiting at the
home of Miss Eva Parsons, at
Glendale Springs, this week. Mrs
Pilkenton and Miss Parsons were
in West jefferson, shopping, on
Monday.
Mrs. James Capps, Mrs. Dale
Blevins and daughter, Jan, OF
Baltimore, Md, are visiting their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. V. Alex
ander, at Crumpler, this week.
Miss Maxine Alexander, OF
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onion in the juice until the flaw
ors are blended. Then, season
with freshly-squeezed lemon
juice and a dash of horseradish
and salt.
Tomatoes may be baked (plain
or stuffed), stewed or scalloped,
broiled or fried. They also make
an excellent sauce for meat or
fish, for beans or rice, for spag-
hetti or macaroni.
For salad, the tomato is the
vegetable supreme. 1t has every
thing-color, flavor, and texture,
all in one. For eye appeal, re-
member to choose tomatoes with
a deep red color.
The tomato is the top-ranking
canned vegetable. Figures show
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-07-15
Baptist Women
Held Meeting
Missionary And Wife Are
Special Guests. Campbell
Is Hostess

Mrs. @. R. Campbell was hos
tess to the w. M. S. of the West
jefferson Baptist church last
Thursday afternoon with twelve
members and two visitors present.
The visitors, Rev. and Mrs. T. L..
Bolock, are returned missionaries
from interior China, and they
lived under the japanese rule for
some time before returning to this
country three years ago. They
are spending the summer here.
The program opened with a
song, after which Mrs. Del Good
man gave the Bible reading, fol-
lowed by prayer. During the bu-
siness session, plans were discuss
ed for filling cans for the orphan
age and making linens for the
hospital.
The topic for the month was
ably discussed by Mrs. Ralph
Parsons. Rev. Mr.. Bolock then
made an interesting talk on mis-
sionary work in China and Mrs.
Bolock talked on prayer and told
some of the experiences they had
while in China under japanese
rule.
The program ended with prayer
led by Mrs. Wilmington.
An enjoyable social hour fol-
lowed during which Mrs. Camp
bell, assisted by Mrs. Ethel Bare,
served delicious refreshments.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-07-15
SEVERAL GUESTS NOW
AT HEALING SPRINGS

Recent guests at the Healing
Springs Hotel are: Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Walton, Pompane, Fla; Mr.
and Mrs. J. Arthur Kaneff, Pitts
burgh, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Bennett, Mt. Airy; Mrs. John
Marsh, Miami, Fla; Mrs. Jean
Rensselaer,, Miami, Fla; Judge
Daniel Galen, Miami Beach, Fla.
and Mrs. w. I. Lewis, Mt. Airy.
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PAGE FIVE

that it leads all others in comlaen---
cial canning. You will be wassse
to join the ranks of home Gamers
who put up tomatoes for nex,s,
winter. Your canned tomatoes
will be an inexpensive source of
vitamin G. all during the year.
What's more, they're easy to cam
Tomatoes are the only common
vegetable that you can safely
process without a pressure cook
er. The acid helps to kill bacter-
ia, and the tomatoes will be per-
fectly safe if they're processed in.
water-bath Gamer. Select firm, .
ripe tomatoes, medium in size and
free from decay.
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Methodist Group
Holds Meeting
Mrs. Carl GRAPHICAL Hostess
To Woman's Society Of
Christian Service

The Woman's Society Of Chris
tan Service Of the West Jeffer-
son Methodist church, met last
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Carl GRAPHICAL.
The program began with the
business session, followed by the
devotionals, which were led by
Rev. John Jordan. Rev. B. A.
Meeks, Presbyterian minister,
spoke on the subject, 'The Dis
covery and Training of Christian
Leadership in the Orient. Miss
Jennie Lee Barnette, of Cramer-
ton, N. c., gave a piano solo.
Rev. John Jordan and Mrs.
Sharpe Shoemaker sang a duet,
Jesus, Blessed Jesus. Prayer
was led by Rev. Mr.. Jordan, and
this concluded the program.
Mrs. Linney Painter, of Rural
Retreat, Va, Rev. B. A. Meeks, of
Jefferson, and Mrs. Lee Barnette
and daughter, Miss Jennie Lee
Barnette, of Cramerton, were Wis
itors of the society.
The hostess served a tempting
ice course during the social hour.
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JAS. WALTER WILMINGTON
GIVES PARTY FOR COUSIN

James Walter Wilmington hon.
ored his cousin, Billy Whiting
ton, on Thursday night at his
home here, with a party.
Games and contests were play
ed, after which delicious refresh
ments were served by Mrs. w. T.
Wilmington, mother of the host.
Those present included the fol-
lowing: Gale Campbell, Juanita
Cook, Billy Woodie, Winifred
Johnson, Carlton Miller, Mary
Esther GRAPHICAL, Anita and AL
ton Weaver.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Walters
announce the birth Of a son, on
June 20, at the Ashe county hos
pital, weight 7 lbs, 3 ozs. Mrs.
Walters was the former Miss Het-
tie Younce.
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Classified Ads

LOST-One 7 weeks old black
pig. Escaped from pen on July
4. If found, please return to Mrs.
w. E. McNeill, West Jefferson.
7-15-1tc
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ANNOUNCEMENT

DR.. Frank Gambill, of Lincoln
ton, will be here next Monday
July 10, and will see those inter
ested in having glasses fitted.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-07-15

WANTED-A mine foreman,
coal leaders and track men for
small mines, paying union wages
and time and half for over time.
If interested, write or call E. G.
Stanley, CO Matewan Fuel Com
pany, Inc, Matewan, w. Va.
7-15-4tp
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WANTED AT ONCE Seven
teen-year-old boy to work in
Rexau Drug store. Must be a
high school graduate and furnish
references. Apply to GraybeaIs
Drug Store, West Jefferson, N. c.
7-8-2t
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FOUND-One license tag, num-
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same by calling at The Skyland
Post and paying for this adver-
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An American aviator, lost in
the jungles and forced to eat a
grasshopper for food, said that
it tasted like crabmeat.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-07-15

LOST-A bunch of 4 keys on
ring. Finder please return to
Charlie Mccoy, Jefferson, and
receive reward. 7-15-1tp
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FOR SALE-One electric stove
and one piano, both in excellent
condition. See Rev. w. T. Whit
tington, West Jefferson, N. c.
7-15-1tp.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-30

to encourage the farmers to con-
tinue selling these products and
assist them in buying feed for their
cattle provides payment OF 4Oc
per hundredweight on all products
sold.
Any dairy operator selling $50
pounds of milk, IS pounds OF but
ter, or. so quarts of cream during
October may make application Tor
this supplement payment at the
county agents office. After he
establishes his record of route or
presents his sales record, payment
will be fixed and a dairy drawn
bv the AAA county chairman,
Peter Braak. Then operators may
call at that office for their rpay-
ments.
Mr.. Ward. who is in charge of
applications will be accepted after
November 80 only in exceptional
cases.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-30

The measure has been approved
by the Office of Defense Trans
portation, Washington, as well as
the Utilities commission.
The railroad appealed to and re-
ceived permission of the Utilities
commission to allow mixed
through passenger and freight
service on the Wilmington-F ay-
etteville line, thus eliminating one
strictly passenger train which the
firm intended to move to the Will
mington-Rocky Mount line.
In a ruling approximately four
weeks ago, the commission de-
MED the railroads request that
it be allowed to discontinue all
passenger service between Will
mington and Fayetteville in order
to increase the other service.
Residents along the line between
Wilmington and Fayetteville were
said to oppose strongly the dis
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-30

in effect September 10, 1913. The
order is returnable December IS,
1913. However, the railroad COM
pany intends to apply to Judge
Henry L. Stevens, who granted
the order, at Jacksonville. N. c.,
this week for an order dismissing
the injunction. While Judge Ste
vens did not restrain the opera
ton of the proposed additional
passenger trains between Will
mington and Rocky Mount. those
trains could not be operated as
planned unless the equipment op.
Grating in the trains between Will
mington and Fayetteville could be
made available for use in estab-
fishing the additional passenger
train service between Wilmington
and Rocky Mount"
Military officials have been ur-
gent in their requests that the ad-
ditional service be established.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-30
SOVIET FINGERS
CLOSE ON NAILS
Continued From Page One)

drive into southern White Russia
cutting through the freezing firing
as of the Pripet marshes up the
lower Berezina, nave carried to a
point only Is miles south of Bo-
pruisk as Field Marsha General
Guenther Won Kluge abandoned
slrongpoint after strongpoing in his
withdrawal toward Minsa and. Po-
land.
The offensive, directed by the
dynamic master of mechamza
campaigning who helped smash the
German sixth army at Stallngrad,
was rolling forward along a loO-
mile front.
Southwest of Zhlobin, a Soviet
column fighting in difficult coun-
try on the lawe1 reaches OF the
Pripet river seized several heavily
fortified German strongpolnts.
Moscow added. 81
The new plunge beyond ,Cherkasy
carved out a Geper brldgehead
beyond that city on the west bank
of the Dnieper, and brought new
threat to German positions to the
smith in the Dnleper bulge.
"a German broadcast heard by
: sES in New York admitted the
Russians are making headWay IN
w. Cherkasy area.'
F'he Red army offensives south
Eest of kremenchug and south
west of Dnepropstrovsk bit C99per
bito Nazi defenses. with the COM
ro,niuue naming II enemy fortl-
tscations points seized below Dnep-
toretrovsk. and. declaring that sew
eral positions We're captured south
gsest Of Kremenchug.
AGAIN Moscow asserted that Ger
man tank and Infantry assaults in
the Zhitomir sector had seen
thrown back. Il said attacks were
repelled in the Korosten and Cher
nyakhov areas. respectively As and
/? miles north OF Zhitomir. n d
near Brusilov, &C miles east Of
Zhtomir
The Germans Sunday had claim
60 recapture of Korosten, but a
Berlin broadcast today said rem
nants of cutoff Soviet formations
nave withdrawn to three strong
holds within the town.
The Moscow communicate re-
ported 104 German tanks and At
Nazi planes wrecked on all fronts
Sunday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-30

make application this week to
Judge Henry L. Stevens to dis
miss the injunction against the
railroad, officials made the fol
lowing statement:
Saturday evening, November
q, 1913, suit was brought against
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
company in the Superior court of
Sampson county, at Clinton, N c.,
for an injunction to restrain the
railroad company from putting
into effect certain revised sched-
ules between Wilmington and Fay
etteville in accordance with an
order of the North Carolina Utili-
ties commission made November
II, 1913. These schedules were to
go into effect November %. 1943.
The judge of the Superior court
issued an order requiring the rail-
road company to operate the same
passenger train service that was
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-30
new ACL SERVICE
HALTED BY COURT
Wcontinued From Page One)

men from Camp Davis, Camp Lee
ieune the Marine Air Base, and
Sevn,o,,r johnson field, Goldsboro
The restraining order affected
not only the Rocky Mount-Wil-
n7ington trains, but required the
continuance of trains Sc and 81
between Wilmington and Fayette-
vile. without which elimination
the new Wilmington-Focky Mount
runs will not be possible because
of limited facilities, it was re-
ported.
In declaring that they would
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-30
Gift Wrapping Service
Established At USO
Second And Orange

The gift wrapping and mall
inc service established at the
Second and Orange USO for
IT, cenvinence Of service neo-
pie opened Sunday with about
so gifts wrapped during the
afternoon, according to DR.. w.
T. Osborne, director of the
USO Club.
This mailing center which
is authorized by Postmaster
Dosher is an extension of the
post office and will be open
to service men and women
every day from 8 a. m. to IL
p. m. from now until Christ
mas, including Sundays. Ser
vice people may bring their
gifts to this center where they
Will be attractively wrapped in
holiday paper and ribbon af-
ter which fl1ey will be wrap
ped for mailing. The ladies in
charge will weigh and insure
the packages after whicha post
office official will call for them.
A similar wrapping center
was opened Monday in the
Chamber of Commerce office
under the direction of the Re-
tail Merchants Association
and they, also wrap Iar"e
number of packages their
first day, according to John
Sheehan, secretary of the as
ISOLATION. This center will not
have gift wrappings available,
but they do have heavy paper
and other packing necessary
to insure safe delivery of gifts.
A post office clerk is on hand
during the hours a. m. until
80 minutes after the stores
close to accept the packages
after they are wrapped and
take them to the port office
for immediate mailing. 6 p.
m. is the closing hour now,
but it will be 1880 p. m. on
Saturday and after the time of
extension to ! p. m. by the
stores.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-30

continuance of passenger service
between the two points, contend
ing that the line was the only
means of travel to and from the
area for many persons.
Two cars of the proposed new
train to Rocky Mount were to be
operated through from Whining
ton to Washington, D. c., for the
purpose of relieving the conges-
ton of travel of military person
mel
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-30
DAIRY DEADLINE

Today, November 30. is the last
day in which a person can make
application for payment on the
butter, cream and milk sold dur
ing October under the Dairy Feed
plan.
This plan which was introduced
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-30

The existence of Cro-Magnon
man was discovered in 1868 when
four skeletons were found in
Dordogne, France.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-16
Nov grob

Vceraj zjutraj je preminila v
Emergency Clinic bolnisnici Lju-
bica Mihalinec, v starosti AZ
let. Stanovala je ma 15015 Hale
Ave. Rojena je bila v selu Kra-
jaska Krasic ma Hrvatskem. Po-
kojnica je prisla v Ameriko leta
1913. Tukaj zapusea zalujocega
soproga Fabjana, tri sinove
Louisa, Pvt. Fabijana, XII Sc ma
haja ma Havajskem, Mathewa in
hcer Violet.
Bila je clanica drustva st. &c
HKZ in podr. st. 1 S.z.Z. Pogret
Sc bo vrsil v cetrtek zjutraj OF
9. uri il Svetkovega pogrebnega
zavoda, 478 E. 152 St., v cerkes
Marie vnebovzetja in nato nj
Calvary pokopalisce. Bod j
ohranjen blag spofnin, preosta
lin pa nase soxalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-16
Ne odlasajte s
placilom davkov!
Doslej je zelo malo ljudi "a
dostilo svojim davcnim
dolznostim, kar bo po-
vzrocilo sitnosti in naval
zadnje dni.

Dva milijona davkoplaceval-
cev v clevelandskem distriktu
DO najbrze cakalo S plaeilom
svojih davkov do zadnjega tre-
nutka, kar jim bo .povzrocilo
mnogo nepotrebnih sitnosti in
tezav. Frank F. Gentsch, dave
nj kolektor, pravi, da DO posle-
dica tega, da bo morale tisoee
davkoplacevalcev stati po cele
ure, da, cello po cele dneve v
vrstah ter cakati, da pridejo ma
vrsto "a plaeilo davhpv. Lansko
leto so imeli samo 905, 700 dave
nih listin "a izpolniti oziroma
"a pregledati, doeim jih bo le..
tos najmanj -dvakrat toliko. In
mesto, da bi Sc vsak pozuril, pa
vsak odlasa. Doslej je bilo pred
lozenih samo 25,363 teh listin
ali returns, docim je bio Ian
sko leto oh tenn casu 83,791.
Vsak, kdor tako zeli, plaza
lahko polno vsoto svojega dav-
ka pred Is. marcem. Kdor pa
zeli placati " obrokih, Sc mu bo
ugodilo, toda prva Getrtina day.
ka mora biti placana' do Is.
marca. +
Cd sedaj naprej bo v STAN
dard Buildingu poseben glavni
stan, kjer bodo "a to doloceni
ljudje pomagali izpolnjevati te
listine cd osmih zjutraj do o.
smih zvecer. Poleg teh pa je Sc
veda tudi nekaj nash ljudi v
naselbini, XII vam bodo drage
wolfe izpolnili te listine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-16
AmeriSki bOmbniki v
dveh valih napadli
Rabaul gag
Pc bombardiranju so pla-
meni zajeli cele bloke
mestnih poslopij. - Vsi
bombniki so Sc vrnili ma
svoje baze.

Zavezniski glavni stan Av-
straliji, 16. februarja. - Zavez-
niski bombniki so vceraj zopet
napadli Rabaul, japonsko bazo
ma Novi Britaniji, kjer je IL
bruhnilo po bombardiranju vec
pozarov.
Ameriske letece trdnjave, XII
so priletele v dveh valih, so vr-
gle ma Rabaul 38 ton ekspoziv-
nih bomb, in 1,500 uzigalnih
bomb.
Drugi zavezniski bombniki SO
napadli Dobo ma Aroe otoku,
kjer je ,ostala ia baza po bonn
bardiranju nevporabna.
Bombardiranje Rabaula je bi-
10 tako silno, a so bill zaviti v
plamene cell mestni biloxi. S te-
ga poleta so sc vrnila VISA anne.
riska in ostala zavezniska leta-
la.
Vseh poletov ma razlicne ja-
ponske baze Sc je udelezilo O.
krog 70 zavezniskih letal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-16
Nemcija in Italia
pod bOmbami ZaveZ-
niSkih bOmbnikOv
Angleski in ameriski bomb
niki so napadli Dunkirk,
Spezio in Milan. - Prelet
Alp je trajal so minut.

LONDON, 15. februarja. -
Angleski in alnesiski bombniki
so danes dvakrat napadli Dun
kirk, docim so sovrazni bombni-
XII napadli nocoj juznovzhodno
obal Anglije.
Letalci poroeajo, da so po-
vzrocile njih bombe v Dunkirku
veliko razdejanja Zavezniska
bojna letala, XII so spremljala
bombnike, so unicila deset So
vraznih bojnih letal. Diva bomb
nika sc nista vrnila tega po-
leta.
Dale so angleski bombniki
udarili snoci ma osrcje Nemcije,
ma mesto Cologne, kakor tudi
ma mesti Milan in Spezia v TIA
LII.
svicarski radio poroca, da so
zavezniski bombniki napadli l.
talijo S tako sllo, da je trajal
nepretrgan polet teh bombni-
kov preko svicarskih Alp pol
nih so minut. Odmevi bombnih
eksplozij v Milanu so Sc ma
tancno slisali v Svici. Kako O.
gromno stevilo bombnikov je
sodelovalo pri tenn napadu, je
razvidno IL dejstva, da Sc IL
bombnikov nj vrnilo ma svoje ba-
re, ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-16
Nesreca

Frank Sterile, star 20 let in
ma 1144 E. list St. je
v nevarnem stanju v St. Vim
cent Charity bolnisnici. One
njeni je dobil tezke poskodbe,
ko je njegov avtomobil kolidi-
raj z vozom poulicne zeleznice.
Nesreca Sc je primerila snoei.
Prog. Slovenke krozek st. 2
Jutri veGer, dne IL. februar-
ia, oh 77::3O uri Sc bo vrsila Sc
ia krozka st. 2 Progresivnih
Slovenk v .dvorani st. 1 Sloven-
skega narodnega donna ma St,
Clair Ave. Pc seji bo nastopil
Mr.. George M. Kalkas, XII be
govoril o Point Rationing". Sc
daj Sc vsi zanimamo "a nov
nacin racioniranja, XII mas be
vse prizadel s 1. marcem. Mr.
Kalkas bo natancno razlozil po.
men in nacin tega sistema. Te
predavanje Sc DO pricelo oh 8:3(
uri zvecer. Prav prijazno sc
vabljene vse clanice kot tud
vse one,. XII Sc zanimajo "a to
da bi Sc seznanili Point Ra
tioning" sistemom, da pridejo
Prost vstop.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-16

v newyorskem pristaniscu Sc
je zasidrala ogromna in mo-
derna francoska 35,O0O-tonska
oklopnica Richelieu, XII -je pri-
spela preko Atlantika v konvo-
ju il Dakarja. S francosko O.
klopnico je priplula tudi 1900
tonska krizarka Montcalm, ka-
kor tudi vec rusilcev. Krizarka
je zasidrana v Philadelphiji, ru-
silci pa po raznih pristaniseih.
Vse te ladje bodo v ameris-
kin ladjedelnicah popravljene
in najmodernejse opremljene,
nakar bodo prikljucene zavez-
niski mornarici.
Ma vseh djah je francosxa
posadka
Posadka vseh teh ladij sesto-
ia il francoskih mornarjev, XII
komaj cakajo, da bi bile ladje
popravljene in poslane ma NOR
je, da Sc spoprimejo S sovraz-
nikom.
Ogromna in moena oklopnica
Richelieu ,je znatno poskodova-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-16
VOLITVE v FINSKI
STOCKHOLM, Is. februarj

STOCKHOLM, Is. februarja.
- V Helsinkih Sc je danes Sc
stalo 800 elektorjev, XII bodo IL
volili prihodnjega predsednika
Finske. Kandidata sta sedanji
predsednik Risto Ryti in mar
sal Mannerheim.
Berlinski radio poroea, da je
Mannerheima nominirala knee
ka stranka, ne da bi slednji We
del "a to. Berlinski radio pravi,
da ina Mannerheim mnogo pri-
like, biti izvoljen. - Naknadno
porocilo naznaja, da je bill iz-
voljen dosedanji predsednik Ri
sto Ryti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-16
Hin,en

v nedeljo, dne Z. februarja
sta Sc porocila v San Diego, Cal,
John Tavcar, NIL, in Rose Mary
Doren. zenin, XII Sc nahaja v
mornariski Soil v Calf, je sin
obce poznane in spostovane dru-
Zine Mr.. in Mrs. John Tavcar.
Pri poroki je bila navzoca tudi
zeninova sestra, Miss Frances
Tavcar. Novoporpc cencema cesti-
tamo in zelimo vse najboljse \
Izakonskem zivljenju!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-16
FRANCISCO V0JN0 BR0D0VJE
Y AMERI5kIH pRISTANI5(IH
VNew York je priplula 35, 900 -tonska mo-
derna francoska oklopnica
Richelieu.
FRANCOSKE LADJE BODO v AMERIsKIH LADJE-
DELNICAH POPRAVLJENE IN MA NOVO
49," OPREMLJENE

ma izza boja, ko so angleske
bojne ladje in ladje generala de
Gaulle-a napadle svojecasno Da-
kar, pri cerier je zadelo oklop-
nico vec izstrelkov. Preko Allan
tika, ma katererh je divjal bas
tedai silen vihar, je priplula S
pomoejo samo treh propelerjev,
ker so stroll eetrtega poskodo-
vani. Oklopnico, XII bi bila dra-
goceni plen nemskih podmornic,
SO spremljaii ameriski rusilci.
Ena najmodernejsih oklopnic
Oklopnica Richelieu je ena
najsilnejsih in najmodernejsih
bojnih ladij sveta ter ina tako
debel oklep, da ga ne prebije nj
ii izstrelek 16-palcnega topa.
Dragocena pomoc zaveznikom
Poleg te oklopnice je presto
zdaj ma stran zaveznikov Sc sle-
dece fransosko brodovje: ma
daljna oklopnica, ena, ladja no
silka letal, devet krizark, 10 ru-
silcev, II podmornic in nekaj
pomoznih ladij.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-16
Timosenko nj no potu Washington

rail- 8 predsednikom Roosevelt,
tom in madame ciangkajseko-
|vo.
PoroEilo, ki je prispelo il
Stockholma, pravi, do potuje o.
|menjena druzba V Zeainjene DIR.
zave preko Srednjega vzhoda,
Dakarja in Brazilije.