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Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-07
Hobby Show at
HoI+viIIe

FOLTVILLE, May 7.-One of the
annual events at the Holtville ele-
mentary school is the hobby show
put on by the students under the
sponsorship of the Parent-Teachel
association. ,-t;
The show will be open to the
public next Wednesday morning,
with entries due Monday. No en-
tries will be accepted after Tues
day noon, as EXHIBITS will be judged
that afternoon.
Holtville P.-TA. will meet We'd
nesday afternoon, 2:30 clock, in
the kindergarten room, the meet
ing having been set ahead one
week as the following week the
district convention in San Bernar-
dino is to be held
These district conventions are rer
placing the state convention this
year since difficulties of tranSpor-
tation and of rationing make it diff
ficult for any city to accommodate
the hundreds who attend a state
gathering. Many Valley women will
attend the San Bernardino gather
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-07
Music Teachers
Banquet Monday

Imperial Valley Music Teachers
association is planning IFS annual
meeting which will take place Mon
day night, 7:30 o'clock at Chinese
restaurant in MeXicali. where MEM
bers and guests will meet lof
dinner.
Reservations for the dinner must
be made with Mrs. Wendell Water
man by Sunday.
Tilla McCampbell, president. will
preside, annual reports will be
made and officers ms allied: MS,
McCampbell, president Fstelle
Livingston, president; Eliza
beth Waterman, corresponding
secretary; Grayce Burt, recording
secretary; zona North, treasurer;
Ruth Teeple Reid, Dorothy Arm
strong, directors.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-07
State P.EO.
Election

Mrs. Martina Marriott Smith OF
San Francisco, was elected presi-
lent OF the California State Chap
ler of the PEG. sisterhood at the
annual convention, the election
'aking place at Thursdays session
in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Beryl Munkelt of San Die
go, is the outgoing president.
Other officers for the new year
are: Mrs. Louis Bailey, Burbank,
first president; Mrs. Bess Sto-
ner, Los Angeles, second vice-pres-
ident Mrs Priscilla Shipp, San
Jose, recording secretary; Mrs. Ina
Fox, Beverly Hills, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Anna Locey, Visalia,
organizer; Mrs. Eleanor Nichols,
Oakland, treasurer.
War work done by the organiza-
ton was stressed at the convention.
Mrs. c. E. Sprouse, president of
Chapter AV,, and Mrs. d. B. Rob-
erts, president of Chapter CIV, both
of FL Centro, attended the conven-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-07
Dance Saturday
For Infantry

Veterans hall is now air condi-
toned so that dancing is a pleas
ure. and it will be particularly
pleasureable this coming Saturday
night when the infantry unit from
he desert brings it's own excel
lent orchestra to play for service
mems dance that evening, 9.30
o'clock, in the Veterans hall.
Five hundred men will be in the
"ity for the OCCASION, and Mrs. j.
w. Donohue, dance chairman for
the servicemens recreation council,
has sent out an Urgent plea for
young women to attend the party
which is to be particularly nice
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-07
Elks Mothers Day Program
Highly Successful Event

Mayfield, baritone, and Georgiana
Washburn, soprano.
The Trio played "As NV Dear
Old Mother Dvorak), Passage
Birds Farewell (Hildich) with
Mrs. Washburn and Mr. Mayfield,
"Serenade de Milenka" Block.
Mrs. Washburn. in addition to the
above number sung with Mr.. May
field to the trio accompaniment,
sang For My Mother" tMalotte) i,
Mr May'ield singing as his solo
To My Mother" (MaCGinsey).
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-07
Junior League
Must Change

NEW YORK, May 7 OUP1-The
passing of the sheltered woman, .
The tendency to frown on leisure
during wartime, and the social
revolution we are going through"
may mean the end of the Junior
League, Mrs. Linville K. Martin of
Winston-Salem. N. c., president of
The Association of Junior Leagues
of America, warned today.
america is UNDERGOING terrific
changes and if the Junior League
iS going to survive. it will have to
change too" she told the 23rd an
nual conference of the association.
Or monent hoe ccme. / believe
that the Junior League must play
vital social Iole in post -war plan
ping or permanently disband."
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-07
En+ertains at
Bridge Parties

Mrs. Jeff Mills used red and
white oleanders for her decora-
tions when she entertained at a
bridge party Thursday at her home,
her guests including:
Mesdames w. j. Thornburg, Ted
Bolin, Bert Wood, Henry Jensen,
Joseph Stanton, T. j. McQuade,
Fargo Rose. j. w. Donohue, John
T. Rice, Vern Beers Elton B. Chris
tian.
Mrs. Stanton won first prize. Mrs
Donohre, second, and Mrs. Jensen,
third.
Friday Mrs. Mills entertained a
foursome for luncheon with Mrs.
Wood, Mrs. Dick Jantz and Mrs.
Tommie White as her guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-07
C.y.O. Tea on
Mothers S Day

Honoling Mothers e., z. Y. O
members are giving a tea S"ndov
for all the mothers Of st Mory's
church, this tea taking place from
SIS p. m. in the Ten Thou~1nd club
house
The program for the OCCASION Wiz
include a violin solo hy Jimmy
Riedy, readings by Kathleen Kief-
fei. a vocal solo by RoSem7"i9
Davis, and group singing by the
G. Y. O.
Those who will pour are Mary
Weiss, Elizabeth Weiss, adie Jar
loWski Mary Virginia McNeece and
Violet Niboli.
Others assisting are Ton De-
Vita and Johnny Rossant.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-07
Presbyterian
Guild Meet

Presby' erian Guild members viii
have their annual May Day lunch
son and program on Tuesday, 12:45
o'clock, in the church social hall.
Mrs. w. A. Scheniman is chair
man of the luncheon committee,
assisted by Mesdames L. C. Hawk,
Raymond C. Reeder, d. S. Smith,
Fred L. Riddle, Sylvia Harris, o. r.
Gresham, r. w. Ware.
Mrs. Reeder = N charge of the
program.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-07
Son OF Pione ers
Married Recently

Pioneer residents of Imperial
Valley will be particularly inter-
ested in the announcement of the
marriage of Florence Goodspeed
Gaines, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas r. Gaines of Pasadena. to
Lit. Galen Nichols of the Marine
Corps Reserve in QuanticC.
1t Nichols is the son OF tie late
Mr.. and Mrs. Galen Nichols of I'M
perial Valley. His father was one
of Imperial Valleys most popular
citizens, served the county as dis
ts$et attorney and prior to that
time, with the late Judge r. D. Nc
Pherrin. had a law office in Impe-
rial. Mrs. Nichols equally beloved,
taught school IN Imperial in the
early days.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-07
Return From
Funeral

Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Gordon re-
turned recently from Redlands
where they were called by the
death of their grandson, James
Donald TarVin. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Tarvin. The baby was 5ia
months old at the time of his
death
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-07
inland Reflects
All Officers

inland Womans club this week
reelected it's officers, who will con-
tinue to serve the club for another
year.
Mrs. Charles Noffsinger, presi-
dent; Mrs. Clayton Williams, vice.
president: Mrs. John Clark, secre-
tary; Mrs. Albert Noffsinger.
treasurer; Mrs. George Brand and
Mrs. Carlton Sones, directors
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-07
Rosalind Russell
Has Baby Boy

HOLLYWOOD, May 7 IUPI =
Black haired Rosalind Russell and
her husband, Capt. Fred Brisson,
are parents of an pound ~ ounce
son born early today at Good
Samari an hospital.
The vivacious film star was il
eomet hing of quandart. She was
sure it. was going to be a girl and
was going to name her Kim. Now
she has to start hunting names all
over again.
Capt. Brisson, who is stationed
with the army air forces at Hobbs
Field, N. M, flew in yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-07
Al Club Leaders
Ne ct Saturday

All All club leaders will meet
Saturday at GAS am. in the farm
advisors office in the court house
Records must be turned in and va
rious items of business transacted.
w. G.. Marder, new supervisor 1or
All club work in the southern
counties. will be present.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-07
Twice Told Tales
Plans Chanoed

Twice Told Tales section of the
Ten Thousand club has changed
plans slightly for Mondays meeting.
Instead of meeting in the morn
ing, the group will meet at II noon
at the home of Mrs. Lee Nuffer.
$50 Len Rey, for luncheon, after
which the meeting will be held
with Mrs. Earle G. Davis giving the
program. The remainder of the
afternoon will be devoted to bridge.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-07
New President of
Pro America

Imperial Pro-America members
fill be interested in learning that
Mrs. Sanborn Young ruth Com
fort MITCHELL is the new president
of the national organization.
Mrs. Young spoke a year ago at
a luncheon of the Imperial Valley
chapter, being at that time. the
state president.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-07
Cir! Reserves to
Honor Mothers

Central Girl Reserves are observ-
ing Mothers Day with a mother
daughter tea at pm. Sunday in
the junior college auditorium, an
affair which also will serve as the
annual senior farewell and the well
come to the new officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-07
SUNDAY

Sunday services, churches.
Plastercrs, 2, Labor temple.
CIR. Mother Daughter tea, 3, J.
&. auditorium.
C.Y.O. tea, 3-5, 10000 club.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-07
SATURDAY

Al club leaders, Gas, court
house.
Barbara Worth Brigadettes. 1880.
Barbara Worth hotel.
Farm bureau directors, | 30,
court house.
Entire Nos club, 3, 10000 club.
Servicemen's dance, $50, Veter-
ans hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-07
CALENDAR
FRIDAY

Spruce -Westmorland, !, West
mOrland school.
Painters, 7:30, Labor temple.
LabOrers, 1880, Labor temple.
O.E.S. Reception, 3, Calexico
temple.
Magnolia Mulberry. 8, Mulberry
school.
Senior Al club, 8, J.C. audi
tOrium.
Dance, 8, Camp Seeley.
Oid-time dance, $3.50. Imperial
Veterans hall
Evening star., 1943-08-30
1000 Volunteers Packing
Gifts for War Prisoners

Christmas gift packages for pris-
oners of war in the European thea
ter will require three months to
reach their recipients and the Red
Cross has been assembling these
gifts at packing centers in Phila-
deiphia, New York and Chicago for
three weeks.
About 1000 volunteers are pre-
pairing 100000 standard gift boxes.
In addition, the New York center
will pack an extra 10000 boxes for
United States military and civilian
prisoners.
The 10000 packages will be paid
for by the Army and Navy and
private orders can not be accepted,
the Red Cross announced.
The newest Red Cross packaging
center at st. Louis, where TOO work
ers are preparing the boxes, recently
completed its first week Of operation
with an average Of 5000 boxes pack
aged daily.
Evening star., 1943-08-30
Union Urges U. 5. Workers
To Aid Nearby Harvesting

STessing the tremendous need of
Maryland and Virginia farmers for
help in harvesting their crops,
United Federal Workers of Amer
lea Secretary-treasurer Eleanor Nell
son in a letter to all District of Co.
lumbia locals has urged all Federal
employees taking leave in the next
two months to aid these farmers.
The letter urged each local "to
inform its membership of the need
for farm help and urge members
taking annual leave in the next two
months to spend a week of 1t at one
of the four camps operated at New
Market, Va; Boyce, Va; Staunton,
Va, and Hancock, Md"
Farm workers will be put UP at
camps and paid 80 cents an hour,
plus a piece rate on crops har-
vested.
Application blanks may be secured
from Robert Sherman, Louise Ger
rard or Helen Shonick at 1407 L
street NV. or by calling Executive
0340.
Evening star., 1943-08-30
Immediate Rescue
OF Jews in Nazi Europe
Urged by Conference
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-The Amer
lean Jewish Conference opened q
flve-day session here yesterday, with
Henry Monsky of Omaha, Nebr., ma
tional president of B'nai Birth, call
ing for "the immediate rescue of
the remnants of our people" in the
Nazi-occupied countries.
He addressed a gathering of 1000
persons, 500 of them delegates from
many sections of the United States,
representing more than so national
Jewish organizations.
Declaring that there had been a
lack Of practical measures for the
relief of millions who have been
prosecuted, pillaged, pilloried and
devastated" Mr. Monsky said:
Many statements of sympathy
and compassion have been issued by
our Government and its Allies. = =
Such statements are reaSsuring, but
distressingly ineffective insofar as
the plight of the victims is con-
cerned."
Expressions of sympathy and
compassion will not save one human
life" he added. Concrete measures,
promptly planned and expeditiously
executed, are the indispensable i'm
peratives"
DR.. Stephen S. Wise, president of
the American Jewish Congress, pro-
posed the conference send a delega-
ton to President Roosevelt with q
request that he take immediate ac-
ton to rescue the remnants of Euro
pean Jewry.
DR. Wise said that the number of
Jews in Europe had been reduced
from 100000 to 100000 and that
further delays would mean that
there would be no Jews left to save.
Evening star., 1943-08-30
Cancelled Convention
Sends Soldiers Smokes

By the Associated Press.
FALLS CITY, Nebr.-Because the
Volunteer Fire Department post
poned the district firemen's con-
vention planned here September 2l,
Uncle Sans fighting men will
benefit.
The firemen, figuring they would
lose s25 in sponsoring the conven-
ton, decided to send that amount
to the Smokes-for- Soldiers funds
for Yanks in hospitals.
Evening star., 1943-08-30
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-03
,JaUr1a izjaUa

Vsled neupravcenh o6kov in trdev prot castemu pred
sednku SANSa Louu Adamcu zarad nasega kpnega oska
dne 15 anuara 1943 pr dzavemu podtanku Mr. Sumneru
Welesu in nacelnku OSS Mr. Poole-u javamo podpisani
clan in elanica deputacije sledece
"Mr Louis Adamic, XII je bill izvoljen Slovenskem
rodnem kogreu kot Gasn predsednk Soveskega amekeg
narodnega sveta, in XII e preskrbe da e deegacja doba
dosop do pree omenjenh rzavnikov nj nkakor govori
svoem imenu Vsa zmed ina psano porocio XII je bo
sestavjeno hoeu Willard predno s oka Mr. Wellesa
in Mr. Poole-a.
Mr. Adanc nj rekel da Sovenci bono sodeIoUaH
TskO Dlado ali bono kupoUa Uo bondoU Vse kar
e govorlo je bo zaslombo ameh Slovence Poudarjao
Sc e ojanost nasega naroda do Amerke in do rte XII h
sedan voni doprnasa da tako pc svoh moceh
Amerik do image.
Use, kar e blo govoreno je bo storjeno dobr ver
dobrim korst amerskm Slovencem pomoc
venskemu narodu kraju bo storjeno najbo
poroeila enakem smsu spreea. Drzavni podajnk Mr..
koncani sedan von bo uposteva kot bill uposevani
po koncan prv svetovn von Ravno ako drzan podank
obub da bo tidal zavo XII bo in razpolozene med
amekimi Slovenc izbosaa kar tce propaganda groa
Sforze in Ottona Habsburskega.
Podpisani smatramo da oni, XII Mr.. Louisa Adamca
obdolz da e reke da SOUenci bono s0dezoUa aneko
UIadO in da bono kupoua Uojn bondou bill zadeU
pacnO inforran Mr. Louis Adamc kot castni predsednk
SANSa zasu pohvalo delo in zrtvovan XII doprnasa
Slovenski ameriski narodn svet Amerik
Ia delegacijo:
Marie Prisland Janko n Rogej Rev. Kazimir Zakrasek
Joseph Zalar, Vincent Cainkar.
Chicago ILL.,, dne 27. februarja 1943.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-03
Zupan T. Lausche DO
morda odpotoval
v AngIijo
Visoko priznanje naSeau W.
lenu zupanu, XII ga hoGe-
jo posIati po vazni misiji
" Anglijo.

AngleSko ministrstvo "a jaw
ne informacije je povabilo Gle
velandskega zuoana Hon. Fran
ka J. Lauscheta ma obisk an
gleskih NEST, in kakor poroca,
jo, Sc DO zupan najbrze odzva]
temu povabilu ter V aprilu al
maju obiskal Anglijo.
Ako bo zupan odpotoval y
Anglijo, DO odsoten il Cleve'
landa Z do II tednov. V ten
casu bi ga nadomestoval Tho
mas A. Burke, ravnatelj za
mestne postave in prvi clan ME
govega kabineta.
zupan je izjavil, da Sc dosle,
Sc nj odIocil, kaj DO storil, da Sc
DO danes posVetoval S clani, svo
jega kabineta, V petek pa be
odpotoval Washington, kjel
bo dobil pri OWL uradu natanc'
nejSe informacije, nakar DO da
svoj definitiven odgovor.
C. Roberts, pomozni ravna
tell angle5ke divizije OWL, j
izjavil, da Sc Anglezi sedaj ze
10 interesirajo "a Ameriko in ds
bi zeleli izvedeti Cd zupana ka
kega ameriskega mesta, XII s.
nahaja V notranjOsti dezele,
upravi ameriSkih NEST. Omenje
nj urad pa vidi V Lauschetu mai
pripravnejsega in na. .jzm1oznejse
! ga cloveka "a tako n2isijo, zat,
zeli, da bi on Sci V Anglijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-03
Ma Berlin je tressccilo
V 80 minutah mad
900 ton bomb
Anglezi priznavajo, da je
silno bornbardiranje Mem
CHE predhodno invaziji
kcntinenta.

v noci cd nedelje ma pone-
deljek so angleski bombniki
doslej najvecjo silo napadli Ber-
lin, katerega so tekom trideset
minut trajajocega napada bonn
bardirali z dvo- in stiri-tonski-
mi b0mbami ter S tisocerimi IL
zigalnimi bombami.
Tekom teh trideset minut je
bilo vrzenih ma Berlin mad 600
ton bomb. .~.
V napadu je bilo Senih
10 angleskih bombnikov, kar
znaci, da je sodelovalo pri tenn
napadu okoli 400 bombnikov.
V mestu je velika vojna in
dustrija kakor tudi tovarne "a
izdelovanje delov "a letala ir
podmornice. Slavna berlinsks
utica "Under den Linden" (poc
|lipami je v razvalinah.
Plameni so bill Vidni 200 mil,
dalec il Berlina. IL Berlina po'
rocajo, da je mesto Sc vedno Y
plamenih.
Angleski vladni in vojask
krogi zdaj odkrito priznavajo
da je to si1no bombardiranjt
Nemeije in drugih dezel, XII slu
zijo Nemciji kot njen arzenal
predhodnik skorajsnje invazije
Berlinski radio poroea, da ST
angleske letalske bombe ubil'
191, ranile pa 268 oseb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-03
UNICEVANJE JAPON-
SIKH LADIJ

WASHINGTON, 2. marca. -
Mornariski department Mama
MIA, da so ameriske podmornice
pogreznile pet nadaljnih japon'
skin ladij. Mornariski tajnih
Knox je izjavil, da bono mi po-
greznili celotno japonsko NOR
narico preden bo koncana Sc
danja vojna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-03

trebno, da mora biti V Italiji
nekaj Get, XII imajo faktiCno
vojno izkusnjo.
Obramba kulture pred rusklm
barbariZmOm
Mussolini je oh tel priliki hva-
lii svoje cete, XII so podale me
Steto dokazov hrabrosti V svo-
jih bojih ramo Oh rami nem-
skimi cetami'. - "Odpor tia
Get bitki "a Harkav
DO tvoril vecen slaven list v tia
.lijanski zgodoVini," je rekel
Mussolini. "Vi ste branili tisoc-
letno evropsko kulturo pred
ruskim barbarstvom."
Sestanek onemelih gromovnikov
| BERN, Svica, 2. marca. --
PoroGila IL Rima naznanjajo, da
sta Sc Hitler in Mussolini pre-
teklo sredo tajno estala ma
Brennerjevem prelazu. Reeeno
1 ie, da ie zahteval Hitler cd Mu-
ssolinija vec letalske in pomor-
ske akcije na Sredozemskem
morju ter da mu je ponudil svo-
! je pomorske castnike in NOR
marie "a posadko italijanskih
lbojnih ladij.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-03
Dohodninski davek

lie Sc teden in pol innate prili-
ko, da placate prvi obrok dav-
ka ma vas dohodek "a preteklo
leto. Ako Be niste izpolnili poro-
ella dohodkov, storite to nemu-
donna, kajti zadnje dneve DO
gneca. v Euclidu YAM je ma raz-
.polago Mr.. Matt Intihar, $50 E,
t222 ST., XII DO izvrsil delo tocno
in Y zadovoljstvo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-03
S |. aprilom bodo ra.
cionirana nadalina
80 .u
ziviIa
Poleg mesa bo racionirano
tudi surovo maslo, sir,
mast in ole. - Natancen
datum menda Sc nj bill
dolocen.

WASHINGTON, 2. marca. -
Urad "a administracijo cen stu
dira zdaj nacrte "a racioniranje
surovega masla, SRA, kuhinj-
skin tolsc in Ola, kar bo raci-
onirano okoli 1. aprila. Pred
tenn pa je bilo ze naznanjeno,
da Sc DO pricelo racioniranje
mesa okoli %. marca.
Glede racioniranja mesa je
sedaj v nacrtih, da bi Sc dovo-
lilo vsaki osebi ma teden pribliz.
no en- in tri cetrtine funta me-
sa. Perutnina ne DO vkljucena
w odmerke mesa.
NEW YORK, 2. marca. -
List New York Times poroca
da bodo morali konzumenti pri
cell vporabljati svoje racijske
Iknjizice "a nakup mesa, sira
surovega masla, masti in oljs
dne 1. aprila.
| Trad "a administracijo Gel
je baje dovrsil tozadevne nacr
tie, XII jih namerava skupno u
veljaviti. Porocilo tudi javlja
da ne DO pred racioniranjen
teh potrebsein nobene period
zamrznjenja" teh zivil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-03

Dne "a. fabruarja Sc je podal
v sluzbo iStrica Sana, Frank
Tursic, sin poznane druzine Mr.
in Mrs. Frank Tursic, 1882 Mil
roy ST., Toledo, 0. NjegoV oto
je donna IL Bezuljaka pri Rake
ku, njegova matt pa il Hrusevi-
ce pri stanjelu ma krasu. Fan
tu zelimo vso sreco in zdrav pO-
vratek!
Pvt. Tony Krampel, stanujoc
ma 1908 E. 66 Place, je sluzil V
zadnji svetovni yojni, in tudi
sedaj Sc je re nahajal-v armadj,
Pc vec tednih je dobil kratek
dopust, in med tenn Gasom je bill
obvescen cd vojnega depart
menta, da je castno odpuscen
IL armade, ker je prekoracil svo,
| je IS. leto starosti.
y
Joseph Kikol sin druzine
Kikol ma 19005 Muskoka Ave.
Sc nahaja pri letalcih V Califor'
niji in njegovi prijatelji mu lah,
ko pisejo ma sledeci nasloV: -
Pvt. Joseph Kikol, 1st Ferryins
SOD, Army Air Field, Ions
Beach, Cal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-03
PISAVA MA STEM. .

LONDON, 2. marca. - Ma,
cijski radio V Parizu je izjavll
snoci, preden je zacel porocat
novice, sledeGe:
"Pregled ten movie nj name
MEN tistim, XII smatrajo, da js
visek njihovega patriotizma
mazanju hisnih zidov beseda.
mi: "ziveli sovjeti! zivela An
glija! zivela Amerika!'
Pred ocmi nacistov Sc je to-
rel pricela dobesedno pojavljat
svetopisemska pisava ma stem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-03

LONDON, 2. marca. - TIE
dni je bill v Rimu nemski mini
ster "a zunanie zadeve Ribben-
trop, XII je zahteval nadaljne l.
talijane, da zamasijo vrzeli V
nemskih vrstah, nakar /, je bilo
naznanjeno5 da je Mussolini po-
klical del italijanske armade ma
ruski 'front.' domov. Nemski ra-
dio naznanja, da je poklical
Mussolini domov deset italian
skin divizij, katerina Sc bo V l.
taliii nadomestlo njih izgube.
Vzrcki odpokIica italijanskih
= Get
Ia odpoklic italijanskih Get il
Rusiie, navajajo sledece NONE
vzroke:
MUssOLINI Jill je poklica
fdomov, ker Sc boji invazije "a
Iveznikov.
|. ITALIJANsKE divizije so bi
lie morda silno zdesetkovane pt
Eruskih ofenzivah.
4 IZCRPANE italijanske Get,
MISC najbrze vporabne "a nj
.lvec drugega kakor "a posadk'
NEST ter sta najbrze oba, Hit
lIer in Mussolini, smatrala za po
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-03
COVOR MADAME
CIANGkAJSEkOVE

NEW YORK, 2. marca. -
Danes zve6er je govorila o XII
taiski madame Ciangkajsekova,
zena kitajskega voditelja in e.
ma najve6jih zensk ma svetu, v
Madison Square Gardenu pred
ogromno mnozino ljudi. Pred
met njegovega govora je bila
Kitajska in povojni problemi.