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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Harvester Plans
New III. p liant

CHICAGO, Dec ID - Interna-
tional Harvester Co. has bought
375 acres of land in southern Hi
nois 10 build a postwar farm ma
chinery plant which Will employ
about $500 people. J. D. McGann'
manager of the firms industrial
engineering and construction de-
partment. sad.
While the company has designed
large plant for construction on
the property, Mccain said. It IS
impossible at this time TO say
when building can begin. Plans
call for modern plant of single
story construction with foundry,
forge shop. machine shop and
warehouse with a central heating
plant.
What types of machinery will be
made at new site will hinge on
future developments in farm ma
chinery industry. Mccain said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Not A+heistic

Communism is not necessarily
atheiStic. Indeed there is form
of Christian communism No
religion is involved in the theory
of communism. 1t merely hap
pens TO be the practical situa-
ton that most church groups or
the sects practicing the various
forms of religion oppose certain
Communist ideas. and so oppose
communism in general. They
especially oppose any tendency
10 break down the family. They
usually desire TO retain their
property rights, which some
times are extensive.
Russia may be atheistic. but
she certainly is not now COM
munistic Lenin and Trotsky
are gone. Stain is a nationalist
Dictator. Wages in Russia are
10 a large extent paid according
10 productivity and are on
capitaliStic basis OF incentive TO
production. The constitution OF
the Soviets provides that in
come shall be distributed ac-
cording TO work. " not needs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
On the
- u
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ

One division OF General
Motors is reported 10 have
placed orders tor machine tools
postwar delNeIy-wIthn The
last few days
Even though the tool com
NAMES can't work on them no",
the motor companies want
there orders 20 be the first ON
the books. However, many icel
that within a very short time,
the machine tool industry could
work on civilian orders without
in any way endangering the
war effort.
In this respect they point out
that in the case of General
Motors that corporation has al
ready received delivery on So
500 of 81 600 machines ordered
for the armament program.
Those 800 undelivered ma
chimes constitute only a twelfth
of he total which were undo
lvered a year ago.
II G~A S situation Is typical
the untitled machine tool orders
are only about S per cent Of a
year ago. and IL won't be long
before they're cleaned up en-
tlrely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Farmers Market

FRUfTs-Appies BAIdwins. No S77
80 bu Delicious. No. I. 50 bu. Nc
Intosh. No. ! 50 oa4 bu No 2. 81 80.
$40 50 Greetings. No l. y3qs5o hu /:
No. ? 81 Northern Spys. fancy. 50 so
~ No !. So. SCOT No 2 S2a2 so:
Nsgeuers- No. !. t3a3 $50 bu No 2
- so steele, Rec. No J. 50 5Oq4 bu.;
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Celery Cabbage No D. 25rI5O bu
EnaIte fancy. s. 50 hu No. ti25a
! 50 Escarois fancy. $3.50 bu.. No. I,
vEGErABLE GRFENs -csbbaet
Greens No l. poe 7Sl bu CoUards SO
/ 55cIsi ~ ksls No. 75asoc 30
VEGErA RLEs lM1scellaneousD - Reefs
t272 5U bu NJ 2 s. 50. R-orroli
No. y 50 81 DO No. q s. CABBAGE
No. 81 5ogt75 bu No e Sl25. red
.absses 10 75na25 bu No ?
~ 80 81 Carrots. punched 81 g.
soc I. 81 ie doz bcns topped 80. T.
81. s. s0g5 80 - Celery Root
Or hohs No. SOC 75c $50. 25r
soc; - chigan squafss No $50 .f
! 81 HcrEsradIsh 30 = s. - rZ fn.
kohrsb. No D. 7sc s. dor hrr, Locks
fancy s. 81 S0-ls sack NJ g. sz15g
2sc Parsript fame 50 ru Hr D.
s. q 90 co1 bchS. Curry PARSLEY no
rs 2 poe cor bcht Potatoes. No T. s. ID
- s loo rs Nc g gi50 Pumpkins
30. g. s29z So ~ 81 So Rae shes rec
dollhouse No. 81 on bch' Ruts.
haFss 80 j. 20 bu squash De.
iciohs 80 T. Sls0qz DO No 2. S1zS
Hahparc No 4 s. $40 rs tu 80 2
81 2tsNTahlt Queen fancy S. ~ hu No
T. 8IVkz IS Tomatoes. hCth1ufs SO,
sf7s i4Ib basket So 182t TurNps
topped SO f. zs1I 50 hu $50 ST.
VsFe.stle oysters. So. g. s. ~ On hobs
Zoos Large SIC s04l1 50 3G-1ur
cass medium 51I5.5g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

George Koskewich. %: Helen Frantr. 10.
Lavereal cornett, rs Beverly Jean Bar
ton. U.s.
Nngshs Robert Nssult, %; Jolienne Grace
Hagman, 20.
Louis j. MsIinak. is; Helen waligors. 20.
John Edward Nulty. 81; Mamie Watkins
Vincent Fiorindi, 10; Margaret Anne
Robert Museh. 81; Mary Perfetti. 80.
Wayne Harland ston. IS; Elizabeth Emma
stoll 30.
L.Srsoss g; Denny. 2s; Lofts csraldins
Richard Norbert Msjchruak. ~; Hell
szymanski, %.
Thomas London Jones Jr, IS; Marthu
Kenneth Purdue 2s; Gertrude Macdonald.
26.
Paul J. Cisco. 80; Pauline NJ. J.rsenson. 20
otis Charles Jeffrey IS; Merriam Louise
Roy Lee Edmond. rs Ada Belle Potts. az.
William storing Jr., 20: Helen Diana
Lloyd p G. Charles 1s cOnklin ssi Rsna Rsoece.
Leonard Francis Parent 20; clarce KOr,
mack, %.
Felix Davis, I'll Jessie Reed. Is
Vincent Alfred Amato. IS: May Louise
Farnsworth %.
Royal Charles Nelson. 40; Wanda Bowman.
John phl,ITd Keith. 20; Audrey rh.lm.
Vincent Piemsntese, Al; Mae e. sehmslI-
cloyd Clinton Joyce. Il; Mary A. Burnett.
John Myserowiez rs Alice Reno. %.
wesley Hodges. 80, Bernice Hx, IT.
CHARLES styles, IS; Christine Boutsikaris,
vireil Delicate. ~: Leah MeIasi ~
Lester r. wooverton. as Jeann. 3. Hunt.
Ray D Denton, 80; Edna L. Roe. 20.
ht5oen Frederick Miller 80; Gensvevs
Joseph John Miller. 20; Rosetta cofnstt.
Raymond Disuler. az; Louama. kv.,,..
James l.. Gray. q Doris Jenkins. p.
clifton J Berry %; Marietta Miller. ~.
Leon kozersh. 81; Stella Zywicki, 40.
s's wt"s. u osorsk, 20; La verns N.
Charles Gslovich. 20; Jean benson. IL.
Walter Posisian as Isabel d. Bososisn.
Lolis cardinale. %; Viola D'Annunrio. II.
Marie Giscolitto. 81
Alan DOUGLAS wisemsn. "a; Annetta Doris
chrord Summers. 81; Emm.r May wy
Jasper W Dndine, a: leila Stacy. Fl.
Daniel Nelson Frisbis. az. Gersldins
Young. as
William r Raun. 81; Adrlenn. Rhode. r.
sylvester Thomas Rose. rs. Emma Lena
strange. IS
Edwin sherman Pratt. az. Jessie Wilma
Shields, ~
Joe Paul Hall. 30; Bernice Gentry Read.
~
Ahred Emery Wilson. 10: Marian rhslms
Alick. is
John Walter Demars 20 Mary Basar. IS.
10
Clovis Crater Ferguson. 80; Marian Elm
beth Nickel. %
Emerson o. Evson. %; Isabel MAJ
Thomas. 20
! George = Taylor. % Fannie Ma. Raw "a,
James Miklosi. rs Betty St MiklosI IS
/ william Charles Colborne. 20, Jean Cath
crime Moore 10
Nick Tabor. 20 Dorothy Reichei. az
samuel W. TAYLOR. IS Margaret Eleanor
/ MaCKinnon. 81
Myron Anderson Bunting 81 Helen An.rd
/ Finn, as
Willie L, Perkins 80 Garn.tti NJ. Cole.
~
James L. Powell. % Elizabeth Y. Bro..
20
Lynn A. Doctor. 20. Doroth.s X. Janis,
-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
DEVELOPMENTS

Two significant developments:
FIRST Latest SoundingS Of
public opinion reveal a distinct
drift away from New DeallSm not
only by voters in general but by
organized labor Republican re-
turns from union members are
up 10 per cent since the 1886
election. up 81 per cent from nom
union labor. Among Go mem
hers the switch 10 the Republican
column has scared more than no
per cent, rejecting the diSpleaSure
of John l.. Lewis and others over
President RooSevelt's stan d.
Among AFL members the switch
has been Is per cent.
SECOND - The parliament OF
industrialists held in New York
brought labor leaders into the
proceedings quite prominently for
the first time The spirit mani
Tested was reasonably co-opera-
tive. The fact is that executives
and other employers are broaden
lHE liltll Nl>lOll. al Z bttViAlAilS ~
creasingly conscious of their public
responsibility. Of their duty TO
think beyond their own concerns,
to pay adequate heed to the ma
uonal interest.
Recent events may induce labor
leaders. who have heretofore
acted highhandedly, to question
the wisdom of their course, to
take serious cognizance of rising
public resentment.
Labor has joined with business
in impreSsing upon Washington
the vital Importance of formulat-
ing clear-cH-planS for handling
the gigantic problem of reconver-
sion from war 10 peace produc-
ton. Hopes arc centered in Con-
gross rather than in bureaucratS.
To avoid chaos. manufacturers
are requesting that all surplus
supplies in the hands of the gov
eminent. when peace comes, be
entrusted 10 them for disposal
Reasonable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
United Gas Cor
Seeks Merger

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13-In
order to simplify its corporate
structure. United Gas Corp. has
petitioned the SEC to approve
merging Houston Gas Securities
Co. with United.
United proposes TO assume
HouStonS obligation in principal
amount of S3.900.000 of 5 per cent
collateral trust gold bonds. This
would eliminate Houston AS a
subsidiary of United and aid in
the Simplihcation Of Electric
Light and Power Corp. holding
system. Of which both United and
Houston are units.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Public Still Saving Most Of IFS Money

In developing and dputng eXtravagan statements
subsidies not paid townsend
points
Giving public to spend and at the same time
the douby
the nub ithe whole argument at
That influence not being
eed 10 any great public still saving most OF its
the all calculations of the innaton
in
probability But submit that
possibility OF the
actually have been based on I'M
warranted assumptions.
stands the imitation
is in pocket"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Termination Talk

Maj. f. V. Thompson will ad-
dress the National Association
OF Cost Accountants at their
meeting. Thursday, Dec. 10. at
the Detroit Leland Hotel His
subject, Termination of War
Contracts, is expected to clar-
ify in the minds of Detroit &C.
countants and management.
some of the existing confusion
on this very pertinent topic.
Maj. Thompson is a CPA and
was a member OF the Detroit
staff Of Price, WaterhouSe. At
present he is serving as chief of
the branch and district fiscal
section OF the Office Of the Chief
Of Ordnance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
M. S. RukeYser
M. S. Rukeyser
Public Still Holds
Answer 10 Initiation

conditions the public has experienced
initiation though the nfationary
has been restrained by ceilings and wage stabza
tom, -L
The disadvantage of initiation is that depreclaes the
purchasing and hence tends to lower the living
standards Of stable members of the community
controls from Washington have kept
within bounds but nevertheless there has been back
sliding civilian living standards
backsdng flowed inevitably from the fact that the
take so cent OF all goods
produced this country in l93 according to Donald
Nelson chairman Production Board Thus,
goods available for purchase Tor
other types products including foodstufs and
available only quantities limited by the ration coupon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Golfer S Wife Barred,
He Sues for $4,000

GOLDEN. Colo. Dec. Is (INS)
Can a golfer be barred from his
golf club because members do not
like his wife?
That question was 10 be settled
in a SIS. 900 law suit which came
before the district court at Golden
today. The action\ was brought
by Arthur NJ. Morris, former Colo
RADIO d deputy attorney gcnetale
against the Lakewood { GU TT y
Club. located on Denver'S out
skirts. the clubs directors, and
several members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Housing Project Cancelled

MIDLAND. Dec 13-Acting on
recommendations of the federal
public housing commission and the
chamber Of commerce housing
committee. the government has
cancelled plans for $50 temporary
units here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Stocks
Uneven
At Start

NEW YORK. Dec. 13 tUP)-
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
today with dealings light Bonds
firmed. Cotton futures rose 3 TO
s points.
A sizeable group of leading is
sued registered small net gains at
the outset. l.. S. Steel. an excep-
ton. easer Il to 5l14. Other steets
were steady to firm with Beth
lehem at SOS. up =, and Repub-
lie, l72s. unchanged.
American Telephone opened at
1875, up y Goodyear. 37I4, up
3 General Motors, SOS. up Is;
Chrysler, 80 up 80 Douglas Air
craft, ASS, up q Westinghouse
Electric, 9524. up y; Sears-Roe-
buck, S8&4 up "A, and United Air
craft, 26i4, up Is
Oil shares which turned active
near closing time Saturday. were
again active with prices narrowly
mixed. STANDARD Oil IN. j.
opened at 54i., off - Ohio OIL.
1875. unchanged; Socony Vacuum
126s off u and Sinclair, 1000
shares al l1as, unchanged.
Railroad issues held steady to
firm. Utilities were steady in the
common stocks and mixed in the
preferreds. American e. Foreign
Power preferreds had losses rang
ing 10 nearly a point. West Indies
Sugar made a new high in its sec
ton. American Distilling lost a
point on the first sale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Soldiers MonopoIize
Amateur Ring Cards

BOSTON, Dec. IL GNS)-Un-
Gle Sans soldiers will bear the
brNnt of the first major leather
pushing of the amateur season to-
night when Chicago, Cleveland,
New York and Boston meet
under the auspices of the Irish
American A. G.
The four-city card will feature
Golden Glove and Diamond Belt
champions from the quartet Of
cities who will give battle with
the servicemen in quest of the
titles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Deserves Relief

Another one says Every man
has a right TO work or 10
bread" That is true The
truth in il is that if a man
can't get productive work. So
ciety must give him relief II
he can't produce bread, he must
be fed by others.
II is true. as your authority
says that each has right TO
procure what is required to
live. But il is false TO say that
the poor can procure food only
by work and wages. The poor
can be cared for by charity. In
fact. my main point is that
man who is poor because he
can't produce valuable goods
can't possibly he paid a wage.
He can ONLY be given relief. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Dorazio, Bar|und Go
In Denver Friday

DENVER. Dec. IL INS)--Gun-
mar Borlund and Gus Dorazio OF
Philadelphia. were TO arrive in
Denver today for final workouts
preceding their 10-round engage
ment here Friday night.
Dorazio, winner of his last five
fights. signed Saturday 10 meet
Barlund. after army regulations
forced the withdrawal of Pvt. Bob
Pastor. Barlund has won his last
four bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
NEW WAGE DEMANDS

Ominous is the new crop Of
wage demands. Overriding by
the Senate of the director of eco
monte Stabilization' directive
against increasing railway pay is
not calculated 10 restrain this
clamor w n ether initiation,
whether the cost Of living. will be
as well restrained in coming
months as IN past months seems
very doubtful.
Public sentiment, however, may
assert itself effectively before the
floodgates are forced wide open,
engulfing the whole nation in ca
taStrophe.
Meanwhile, encouraging news
continues TO come from all fight
ing fronts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Retail Merchants
Set Annual Party

Tho annual Christmas party for
members and wives Of the con-
trollers group of the Retail Mer-
chants Association is scheduled at
Hotel Wardell-Shcraton Tuesday.
Dec Ia at 7:l5 p. m. according
10 Sam G Pretty, president. Of
the r. p. Rayl Co. Motion pic
lures. door prizes and a full eve
ming Of entertainment have been
planned under the craftsmanship
of Glenn Buell. of the r. H.
F,fc & Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
DIVORCES

divorces were granted
mary AcMsnsmon from George
Ere sinne,t from Ion
Flya Hamilton from Richard c
John FLIP from Cleo
Lois II. Terrell from James r.
Bryant Anderson from Maggie
June Elliott from Roy
Emily Maud KathAn from Abraham Lila.
coin
susan Bremkel from Joseph
sadie Irene Morgretts from John l.
Mary Catherine Garner from Earl Price.
Madeline Fsnslaw from Stanley
Alex Jones from Fsse Mae
helen Mitchell from George Edward.
John Contino jr. from Betty
Sadie De Priest from Brown
Albert stark from Evelyn r
Bonnie y. shepherd from Ralph ".
John NcCres from Annie Turner
1ienn Albert Lennon from Carrie shunse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
.Hdney Explains
Various Forms
Of Communism
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics. N. Y. University
A Long Island City, N. Y,
reader asks:
"Yo ustate that the notion
that everybody has the right to
work Is communistic.' What do
you mean by communicable
athiestic communism of Rus
sia? What do you mean by
right to work?'"
Answer: Communism means
more or less common owner
ship-the abolition OF private
property and therefore of pri-
vate enterprise. This would be
accomplished by revolution II
necessary.
There are degrees of COM
munism. The communistic prin-
ciple may be applied only 10 in
struments of production. capt.
tai and land. Or ii may be car
ried 10 the limit, and propose
common living including the
breakdown Of the family.
The most essential economic
principle of communism is en-
bodied in the slogan. from each
according to his ability; 10 each
according to his needs. This
necessarily means pooling the
products of producers, and then
distributing those pro C s
among consumers on some basis
other than their productivity.
For example, it is communlstic
to pay people wages when
they do not do productive work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Joins Marines

A little note attached to a re-
lease Of the Detroit Life Under
writers Association brings the
sad news that the associations
ace publiciSt is bound for the
wars.
s Alberta StutSman. who Of
ficially works for George +.
Lackey, has been doing a swell
job for the insurance boys and
at the same time has been a big
help to the newspapers. Last
week she was sworn into the
Marine Corps Women's Reserve
and is awaiting call.
Best Of luck. Alberta!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
New Truck Ruling

The WPB has ordered all
holders OF government permits
for new trucks either 10 exer-
else their right 10 acquire them
by Dec 81 or turn them back
To the WPB for cancellation or
revalidation.
This action is designed TO
facilitate taking OF physical in.
ventories of all commercial We
hicles by producers. dealers. dis
tributors, iobbers or other sales
agencies. No new certificates
will be issued between Dec. Is
and Dec. 81.
Permits issued but not used
by the first Of the year may be
revalidated for use within 90
days after Jan |.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Individual Income
Payments Hit High

WASHINGTON. Dec. BIN
come payments 10 individuals
IN October set a new monthly
record az So 100 600 0OO For the
first 10 months Payments totaled
Sll5 500 600 900 This was an
Is per cent increase over q year
ago with a 2S per cont rise in
wage and salary payments ac-
counting for most oi gain. w
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Canadian Loddings
Decrease in Week

OTTAWA, Dec 13-Loadlngs
of Canadian railroads during the
week ended Dec. 4. totaled 3D.
762 cars, against 1858 in the
previous week and 66,SS5 for the
like week last year, according to
Dominion Bureau of Statistics.
LoadingS for the year to Dec. 4
totalcd 3.25l551. against 1884
Ola in the 1912 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Sperry Corp. Gets
rs Million Credit

NEW YORK. Dec 13-Spcrry
Corp. has arranged a regulation
V-loan credit of S125.000,000, ac-
cording 10 Thomas A. Morgan,
president The credit has been
exteuded by 81 banks from coast
10 coast headed by Bankers Trust
Co. Of New York. The loan eX-
tends 10 Dec. 81, 1916.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Hinqe on Popular Thinking and Emotions

All this is preliminary reporting that although all the po
tcna for an imitation exist there school OF
that the nlatonary process
not inevitable automatic will hinge popular thinking
~
expressing this viewpoint to this column W.
w Townsend, economic statiStiClan said
nhatonay influences
vet its attitude Of
admits this possibility because AL
take the public for granted We
have earne hat an dangerous pasime
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
N. Y. Bank CIedrings
Climb 10 as Billion

NEW YORK. Dec. 13-Bank
clearings by member banks OF
New York Clearing House Associ-
alton for the week ended Dec. 10,
1913. amounted TO S4,5S2 900, 900,
against S3,774,100.000 in the cor
responding week Of the preceding
wear and S5.223. 100000 in the
week eutled Dec. g. 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
We Must Shape Our Economic Future Now

II seems TownSend analysis important cheny
throwing light pivotal of timing II helps to
observers mSudged the timing on none
during the sos
In the long run the basc laG'S VII pr w 80
will condition alter the
The public events not only by financial behavior bu
also by political decisions next year
our economic foeordained in the spirit OF orr
entail shaped What do and In the
coming months the economic setting for the postwar
nerO d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Only One Civilian

There is only one civilian on
basketball squad.
Dave Thompson is there because
his 81 height barred him from
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Livestock Market

CHICAGO Dec ~ GNs) - HOGS -
500. steady top Si3 rs; bulk. Sl2.7aa
1873 heavy weight Si3 so l3 75 me
dunn weight $t3 75 light weight Si2 So
inE Slows Si2 25u 70 IS. pigs, SON
CATTLE 300. steady Calves 100 .
steady Reef steers Good and choice,
So I1u rs ~ common and medium Alf
Dr. So. yearrngs Si2 t0nl6. Butcher
cattle METERS Si0uie COWS Ss1t2.
bulls ST. 10 ~ so. calves Squi5 Fsed-
ers Steers $40 49, stocker steers Sii n
i5 80 stnChfr cows and heifers SIS Il
SHEEP 500 steady; medium and
choice lambs &If1 ~ So. culs and COM
mon 81. '4t spring lambs SiI % r. Is.
Common ana choice ewes. S507 feeder
lambs SlIv1 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Detroit Stocks

sac
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-15
.ve|iki dogodki ivS|oveniij III j

British radio je torek Is. sep
tembra oh 5. uri il Londona citiral po-
rocilo radijske postaje "Svobodna Ju-
goslavija," iz katerega Sc posnema sle-
dece:
Partizanska komanda Sloveniji
je odredila generalno mobilizacijo, in
partizanske eete so razorozile dve ita-
lijanski diviziji in zasedle Novo mesto,
Crnomelj, Metliko in vse kraje v ljub-
ljanski provinci razen mesta Ljubljane.
Hrvatski partizani so istosasno "a
sedli vse hrvatsko Primorje cd Susaka
do Senja, ter zasegli vee italijanskih
ladij Bakaru. Dale so hrvatski parti-
zani zasedli otoke Brac, Hvar in Wis,
ter mesta Obrovac, Kastela in Kills
centralni Dalmaciji.
Partizanske cete so obkolile mesto
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-15

Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, So
proga predsednika Zedinjenih
draw, XII Sc sedaj nahaja v Av-
straliji, je naslovila poseben a.
pei ma amerisko zenstvo, da po-
maga v borbi "a osvoboditev
sveta pred barbarstvom totali-
tarstva z nakupovanjem vojnih
bondov.
V tozadevnem apelu je Mrs
Roosevelt izjavila:
:. "Vsakdo, XII je financno zmo-
zen bi moral kupiti vsaj en- bond
"a $1O0, poleg tega, da DO Sc
nadalje redno kupoval bonde in
vojno-varcevalne znamke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-15

Split, Bosni pa so partizani zaceli
splosno ofenzivo proti Nemcem.
V tel zvezi je Louis Adamic kot
predsednik Zdruzenega odbora ameri-
skin Juznih Slovanov podal naslednjo
izjavo, katero je prejela "Enakoprav-
nost'' danes zjutraj posebni brzo-
javki:
"Novice, XII so danes prisle IL Ju-
goslavije, popolnoma upravicujejo sta
lisse, XII ga je zavzel Zdruzeni odbor.
Dejstvo je, da partizani osvobojujejo
Slovenijo in druge jugoslovanske po-
krajine. To je dovolj zane. Oni, XII ma
padajo partizane in Osvobodilno from
to, napadajo osvoboditelje in tenn We
donna sluzijo sovraznikom Slovenije,
Jugoslavije in drugih Zedinjenih ma
rodov."