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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-09
Tri japonske bojne
ladje potopljene
Amerikanci so izsli IL bitke
brez vsake izgube.

Zavezniski glavni stan ma Pa
cifiku, 8. augusta. - General
Macarthur je danes naznanil, da
so Amerikanci prestregli japon-
sko morsko silo, XII je prinasa-
la pomoc sovrazni posadki v vi
Ii otoku Kolombangara ma Sc
verno-zapadnem Pacifiku, ter
pc enourni bitki potopili tri H.
med stirih japonskih bojnih la
dij, emo krizarko in diva rusil-
ca.
Mono je, da je bill potopljen
tudi tretji japonski rusliec.
S tenn SO japonske izgube V
tekoci Rampant pri Solomon
skin otokih narastle ma mai
mani % in morda ma % bojnih
ladij.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-09
K MO-
T "a MIR

BERN, svica, 6. augusta. -
Papez PHI je nocoj objavil APPEL
ma katolicane sveta "a takojs-
MO molitev "a mir, v cemu Sc
vidi indirekten poziv, da Sc TIA
LIZA umakne il vojne. Papezeva
akcija Sc tolmaci kot dokaz, da
italijanska morala nitro propa-
da v ocigled tega, ker kabinet
marsala Badoglija ocividno ne
namerava izvesti %kapitulacije
Italije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-09
ROMMEL Sc JE A MA
BALKANU

New York Times prinasa V
svoji stevilki cd 2. augusta cla-
mex Anne O'Hare Mccormick,
XII poroca med drugim, da je
Mussolinijev padec povzrocil
premestitev marsala Rommela
ma Balkan.
eta polotok, XII je sosed TIA
lije, nj bill nikdar popolnoma
miren pod italijansko okupaci-
jo. Nemci so zaposlili vecji del
italijanske armada kot zasedbe-
ne cete ravno v onih dezelah,
kjer prebivalstvo Italijane maj
bolj crit. Tudi ako Italia osta-
ne v vojni ma nemski strani,
njihove policijske cete kljub to-
mu MISC vec zanesljive.
Nemci Sc radi tega priprav-
ljajo ma boz ma Balkan - proti
upornim ljudstvom in proti "a
vezniski invaziji.
Polom v Italiji je ma Balkanu
vec kot podrl obrambo osisca
on zdaj narekuje prihodnji
strategicni korak. Oh priliki
invazije Sicilije Sc nj bilo jas
no, kaj DO sledilo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-09
"Dezertirane" neveste

v Youngstown, Ohio, so O.
blasti ma lovu "a stirimi vojaki,
XII so prisli tia ma dopust, Sc Sc
znanili z dekleti, jih nagovorili
k poroki, pc par dneh pa brez
sledu izginili. Ko so razocarane
neveste skusale dognati, KIDD so
Nth zenini, so odkrile, da so ne
pridipravi pr poroki dali izmis-
LENA imena in napaene armad-
ne stevilke. Oblasti pravijo, da
so krivi starsi, XII so privolili v
poroko; VISA Stir dekleta SO
MANFRED mladoletna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-09

ter proglasitev repu-
bike.
Demonstracije "a mir
Porocila, XII prihajajo V Ma
drid il Berlina, naznanjajo, da
Sc vrse pc italijanskih mestih
ponovne demonstracije "a mir
in da italijanske cete nocejo
streljati ma demonstrate.
Bombardiranje treh italian
skin NEST ie bio n~ajhujse, 3D.
kar je general Eisenhower po-
zval Italljo, maj Sc brezpogojno
preda.
svicarsko casopisje poroca,
da Sc vidi odsvit ognjev itali-
janskih NEST Svici.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-09
POSVETOVANJA MED
IN
R~OOSEVELTOM

LONDON, 6. augusta. -
Britske skupine SO nocoj raz-
motrivale moznost, da Sc bosta
vsled nitro razvijajoeih vojnih
dogodkov prot osiscu, zopet
kmalu sestala predsednik Roose-
welt in angleski premier Win
ston Churchill, XII bosta napra-
villa nacrte "a move udarce,
predno DO Nemeiji mogoce spra-
viii Sc v ravnotezje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-09
Mesar k~aznovan

Mestni sodnik William Nj
Dermott je V soboto obsodil
mesarja Andrew Piskura, 95O5
Denison Ave-, ma 500 globe,
ker je nekemu odjemalcu, XII je
kupil diva funta govedine, racu-
nal 10c vec, kot pa je dovoljeno
DO odredbi OPA.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-09
Masni beg il Berlina

LONDON, 7. augusta. -
Nemske oblasti imajo velike
sitnosti in skrbi V brezupnem
prizadevanju, da ustavijo masni
beg il Berlina, kjer je ljudstvo
postalo panicno, ko so beguncl
pribezali il bombardiranega
pristaniskega mesta Hamburga
in razsirili grozne vesti Min do
zivljajev.
zivci Berlincanov so bill itak
pri kraju, ker SO vsak cas- pri-
cakovali napad angleskih bomb
nikov.
Spanish porocevalci so dali
razumeti, da Sc d~ogajajo nevo-
jaski dogodki izredne vaznosti
v Berlinu, in nacijski propa-
gandni minister Goebbels je
primal, da Sc je delno izpraz-
milo glavno nemsko mesto, ker
Sc je balo napadov enakega OBJ
sega kot je bill izvrsen ma Ham,
burg.
Porocila tudi javljajo, da so
Sc pojavile sirom Nemcije STAY
Ike in druge neprilike, XII unicu-
jejo morale nemskega ljudstva
v splosnem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-09
LOKAR PR
S. ID. ID.

John E. Lokar je pred KRAFT
kim resigniral kot predsednik
Slovenskega delavskega donna
ma Waterloo Rd., kot tudi il d.
rektorija. Predsednik donna je
bill zadnjih osem let. Kot poro-
ca DO vzroke svojega odstopa
p~ojasnil v kratkem potion ca
sopisa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-09
VLADA GENERALOV v
NEMCIJf

POrocila, XII so prispela
vceraj il Berlina v spanijo,
naznanjajo, da so bile da-
ne Goeringu velike polno-
moci i'm da bodo prevzeIi
Waldo trije nemski castniki:
Goering, marsal keitel in
veliki admiral DoenitZ. Hit
Ter DO ostal Sc nadalje no
minalen nacelnik nacijske
stranke, sicer pa ne DO j.
mel pri vladi Nemcije nobe-
ne besede.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-09
14-LETNI DECK OSTANE v


POWELL, Mass. - Francis
P. Mcmahon, star IA let, XII je
bill sprejet v mornarico S po-
mocjo ponarejenega rojstnega
lista, DO ostal v sluzbi Strica
Sauna. Njegovi starsi SO privo-
ILL in mornarica je tudi zado-
voljna z MIN.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-09
NOV GROB

v nedeljo %zjutraj je preminil
George Posavac, star So let,
stanujoc ma 1148 E. sc st. Bill
je samski, rodom Hrvat. Po-
greb oskrbuje JOS. zele in 81
now pogrebni zavod, 65O2 st.
Clair Ave. Podrobnosti bono
porocali jutri!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-09
BOMBNIKI MA POTI V


LONDON, 7. augusta. -
Preko Rokavskega preliva Sc je
snoci eul grom velike sile bomb
nikov, il cesar Sc sklepa, da
je zracna ofenziva prot nem-
Skim mestom zopet v polnem
razmahu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-09
. 4
&@
NaSi
fa~ntje-uojaki

Jutri DO odsel v armada Stri-
ca Sama Johnny Petric, sin po-
znane druzine Mr.. in Mrs. John
Petric, 9212 Parmalee Ave. Ze-
limo mu srecen in zdrav povra-
tex!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-09
BOLEZEN

V St. Luke's bolnisnici sc
nahaja Mr.. Frank Vidrich,
1918 Greenwood Ave. in sicer
zaradi poskodb, XII jih je dobil
pri delu ma rokah.
,P~rijatelji ga 1ahko obiseejo, mi
mu pa zelimo skorajsnjega O.
krevanja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-09

POdprim0 borbo Amerike "a demo-
kracijO in svobodo sveta Z nakupom
vojnih bondov In vojno-varGevalnih
xnamkl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-09
p0DGANE Y pA5T NACJI n
JUNkERJI |5(EJ0 IzH0DA
Junkerji prevzeli vso oblast, ampak ma zu-
maj ostane v Nemciji vse pc starem
HITLER IN GENERAL KONFERIRAJO KRIZI, XII
STRMI TRETJEMU RAJHU v

IL raznih evropskih NEST, Xxi
imajo direktne in podtalne I'VE
re z Nemcijo, prihajajo zadnje
dni porocila, XII jasno kazejo
silno krizo, pred katero stoji ma
cijska Nemcija.
Bistvo teh porocil, je, da
faktorji, XII so virgil svet v kr-
vavi pokolj - naciji s Hitler
jem ma celu in pa junkerski mo-
gocniki - iscejo Tiki ujetim
podganam izhoda IL pasti, v ma
di, da ma eni strani utrdijo hi
tro Sc razkrajajoco morale med
ljudskimi masami donna, ma dru-
gi pa, da preslepijo ~zunanji
svet in Sc izmotajo il voine ko-
likor mogoce poceni.
Italia je vzgled
Naciji in junkerji so ocividno
dobro pazili, kako je padec
Mussolinija v Italiji vplival ma
zapadne demokracije, obenem
pa tudi, kaksne so bile posledi-
&c v Italiji sami.
Videc, da London in Wash
ington nista bila pripravljena,
da hi krizo v Italiji izrabila do
skrajnosti in z apeli ma itali-
janske mase zanetila plamen re-
vote, XII hi temeljito pometla S
fasizmom in njegovimi privesM,
temvec da Sc je dejansko sku-
salo voditi pogajanja S kraljem
in marsalom Badoglijem, vodi-
telji nacijske Nemcije sedaj O.
cividno kujejo nacrt, XII hi vse-
boval vse prednosti italijanske
igre brez njenih pogreskov.
Neko porocilo, XII ga prinasa
ASSOCIATED Press" liz Madrida,
XII pa je bio cd cenzorjev Fran
kovega rezima lie v zmrcvarjeni
obliki spusceno v svet, vsebuje
ma primer sledece trditve in ma
migljaje:
Hitler potisnjen ma stran
v zadnjih dneh SO v Nemeiji
dobili junkerji vso oblast v roke
in potisnili Hitlerja in ostale
nacijske prvake ma stran.
o tenn Sc je sicer re ponovno
porocalo v svet, zlasti odkar je
Hitlerjeva "intuicija" izgubila
borbo pred Stalingradom, am
pax to pot je to menda fakt.
Ampak ,junkerii so sklenili
da ma zunaj v Nemciji ostane
vse pc starem, in nemska jaw.
most maj hi bila pod vtisom, da
so naciji Sc vedno ma krmilu o.
blasti, kajti general hocejc
prepreciti zbuditev revolucijo.
narne zavesti med ljudskimi ma,
sami, kakor Sc je primerilo v I.
taliji.
Ojacenje vojnega prizadevanja
Nemci v Madridu pravijo, ds
prevzemitev oblasti cd stran
vojaske kaste ina pc mislif
junkerjev ojaciti nemsko vojne
prizadevanje in napraviti konet
portrait energije cd strani ma
cijskih voditeljev v raznih de
lih drzave, katerim je bio vel
ma tenn, da sirijo svoje vrste to
talitarizem, kakor pa ojacenj'
armada. H
Kvizlingi bodO zrtvovani?
Isto p~orocilo il Madrida dali
~ E
pravi, da SO junkerji priprav
ljeni pustiti razne evropsk'
kvizlinge z njihovim umetnin
nacizmom ma cedilu, ako ii rezi
mi ne bodo v stanu preskrbet
dovolj vojaskih sill "a nemsk'
armada.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-09

Rezimi, katere utegnejo prus-
XII general vreci pod kap, ker
Nemcija nina cd Min nobene
koristi, so oni ma Hrvaskem, v
Slovakiji, Romuniji, Madzarski
in najbrze tudi francoski rezim
v Vichyju.
Nemski uradni radio
Mnogo ugibanja in napeto
pricakovanje je pc porocilu il
Londona zbudil nemski uradni
radio, ko je spustil v svet ma
znanilo, da Sc ie tie dni ma Hit
lerjevem glavnem stanu vrsil
"vazen vojaski in politicni Sc
stanek."
Nemski radio je dale dejal,
da so bill ma tenn sestanku vsi
vodilni naciji, kakor tudi po-
veljniki armada, mornarice in
zracne sile, in pa japonski po-
slanik. o kakem italijanskem
zastopniku naznanilo nicesar ne
pove.
Razdvo.jenost med Nemci
Neki svicarski list citira ne
kega potnika, XII je prisel il
Nemcije, XII je izjavil, da Sc je
med Nemci p~ojavila razdvoje-
most, ena stran pa "a mir. takoj,
druga pa a~rgumentira "a vztraj-
most, ker Nemeijo drugace caka
popolna katastrofa..
Nov znak rastoce nemirnosti
med ljudstvi pod nemsko oku-
pacijo je vest francoskega Cd
bora "a osvoboditev v Alziru,
da je V Parizu prislo do spopa-
dow med civilisti in nemskimi
vojaki.
Panika v Berlinu
Potniki, XII so prisli IL Berli-
ma v Svico, pravijo, da oblasti v
nemskem glavnem mestu ne We
do, kaj hi pocele z ORION ma
divji beg civilistiv, XII ga je ma
vdahnila usoda Hamburger.
Propaganda minister Goeb-
bells je v izjavi, objavljeni pc
nemskem radiju, primal, da Sc
Berlin prazni vseh civilistov ra-
zen tistih, XII so nujno potreb-
nj.
Evening star., 1943-07-19

s.. Louis. No.
Roberts, Johnson f Rand
Peters
Friedman-S Shelby
Hy-Test (safety shoes)
Evening star., 1943-07-19

shoes willing disregard quaty-but quality is the
essence Of this this company determined not
present conditions for lowering the moral
standards Of its standards maintained for than
forty years.
Despite heavy demand from our armed forces, there is
still sufficient quantity Of good, servceabe shoe material
available essential civilian requirements We you
that will continue manufacture shoes that will
full value for your doar-and satisfactory shoe mileage
You may have confidence in the shoes made
for men, women, and children by this company We shall
keep faith with the of our shoes.
INTERNATIONAL SHOE COMPANY St. Louis Mo.
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Evening star., 1943-07-19
International Shoe Company


BECAUSE there has been considerable misunderstanding
regarding the quality of shoes available civilians, it
is important that you become acquainted with the facts
Perhaps this message from Americas largest manufacturer
Of shoes will be he pfu to you.
AT present. our Government has first call on shoe mate
ras Millions Of pairs Of shoes being manufactured
ally for armed forces These shoes are built according to
rigid Standards Only the best materials and
skilled workmanship suitable Neither you would
have it otherwise. Victory demands it.
But-does that good shoes-dependable shoes-are
not to be had by civilians?
Not al-you still buy good Shoes The honor and
integrity of the International Shoe Company stand behind
that statement
We as we'll as other shoe manufacturers could make more
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-10
SHALL WE DRAFT
FOR WAR WORK?

With the presentation before congress
Of proposed legislation whereby men and
women would be drafted for war work,
the national administration and the peo-
pie come face to face with a major and
all-important problem. If enacted, this
would be one of the most precedent
breaking decisions in our history.
Heretofore the proposal has been only
an idea, barely grown to the status OF
theory 1t was not generally presumed
to have advanced as yet to the stature OF
an issue. Suddenly it appears in giant
size in our midst No longer can 1t be
ignored or toyed with. Ii calls for def
mite decision rs befits a courageous ma
ton in time of all-Out war.
All of us probably experience a strong
tendency to grit our teeth, throw our
shoulders back and with firm determine
tion say, in effect. This is new; its big
departure but, by golly, let's face the
issue and 20 after victory tooth and toe
nail. I'm for it, even if it wrecks us. No
need kidding ourselves. II it's fair to
draft a man for battle. it's fair to draft
others at home for essential work provid-
ing the fighting materials
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-10
WASHINGTON FRONT

CFullerton NeWS-Tribune)
In the midst OF glowing reports from
the North African front and from the
SolomOnS, citizens who glance now and
then at reports on hostilitieS on the Wash
ington front were glad TO learn that
there is Il new hero on the Potomac. His
name is Dr. Edward Barnhart He is a
Phi Beta Kappa and Is rated as being Il
noted psychologist.
This eminent contributor to victor
ious conclusion of the war is on the pay
roll Of the Office Of War information
His duty, his great and valiant part in
the struggle for human liberty, is to read
the comic strips. What could induce a
full-groWn man to risk his life in Wash
ington on such a dangerous war mission?
In his own words. he Is trying TO see to
what extent the comic strips are getting
the American people in the proper frame
of mind for the sacrifices which we are
going to have to make in order to win the
war
He seems to be little vague about
what the proper frame of mind to win
the war is, but one ingredient Of it must
be considerable feeling Of high indigna-
ton And it must be agreed that few
New DealerismS could arouse more indig
nation, or arouse it more easily, than us
ing the peoples money to hire Phi Beta
happas to read the comic strips
Maybe that is what the owl had in
mind when it persuaded the learned Doc
tor Barnhart to accept the kids War
Stamp dimes for doing JOB that the
kids would be glad TO do for nothing.
Maybe its real purpose is TO make Con-
grasS mao enough to dump half the peO-
pie out OF Washington so the other half
can get something accomplished.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-10
junction Ne CIR i'm
Africa for Allies

The Eighth Army was making
slower progress on the coastal sec
tor, the dispatches said, because it
was heavily mined and defended
by rear guards and some artillery.
Severe fighting was expected be-
tween the Eighth Army and the
Afrika Korps on the eastern side
OF the Mareth line, 55 TO 70 miles
inside Tunisia, the dispatches as
serted
There had been no Allied con-
firmation that the Eighth Army
had crossed the border IN force, al
though Eigh t h Army advanced
units had met American forces IN
Southern Tunisia.
Today's Mi d lie Eastern Com
mand commUnique m erely SAID,
however, that patrol activity con-
tinued along the border yesterday,
and that bad weather hindered air
operations over the battle area.
AXIS PLANES ACTIVE
The Middle Eastern Command
and Royal Air Forces communique
revealed thai Axis planes had tried
to raid Tripoli Monday night for
the first time since it fell to the
Eighth Army. Both Axis bombers
sent on the raid were shot down
by Allied fighter planes, apparent
II some distance from their objec-
tive.
Allied bo9nbers from the Middle
East blasted Palermo, Sicily, again
Monday night and started fires.
Radio Paris broadcast "A German
report that Lieut.. Gen. Bernard L.
Montgomery, commander Of the e
Eighth Army, was concentrating a
great number of tanks in Southern
Tunisia, which might indicate that
he was going to try to outlianK
the Mareth line.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-10
THE NEGATIVE SIDE
OF THE ISSUE

On the other hand, cnere also appears
TO be some interesting argument against
the proposal. mostly less idealistic than
the affirmative but possibly bit more
practical.
One such argument is that, after all,
wars and armies are temporary, whereas
the complex, civilian economic pattern
is permanent, and should be held as little
harmed and as nearly intact as possible.
Helter-skelter drafting from this sensi-
tive scheme Of things might seriously
damage the very basis Of national exis-
tence, or at least so damage it that when
the war is over and the boys come home,
things mi"ht be pretty much wrecked.
This might throw US into the Wreckage
basket with continental Europe.
Furthermore, is there need for draft
ing into war work? Isn't the present sys-
TEN working all right? If not Just what
is wrong with it? Does the fault lie with
lack of people to work in war industry,
or is the fault with overall planning and
internal administration? With the excep-
ton of the outspoken Mr.. Jeffers, no one
advised US that anything was amiss in
war production. True, we have suspected
it. but not enough really important infor-
nation is made public to use in drawing
an intelligent opinion.
Besides, governmental RECOMMENDATION
isn't noted for its efficiency. Quite the
contrary. So, would we be correcting an
evil or lust making things worse?
If all the ceiling prices and controls
and rules and rationing and agency plan
ing hasn't met the situation, what reason
is there to believe that this will solve the
intricate problem? There'll still be the
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-10
Jap-ReId Dutch
Harbor Hit By
An,erir RoInhers S

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HEAD
QUARTERS. Australia Feb. 10
fuPD Allied B-24 Iibefator bomb
ers hammered Kendari airdrOmc
and harbor, on Celebes in the
Cutch East Indies, Oh Tuesday
tamaging buildings and installa-
tons, destroying grounded planes
and bombing an 8000-ton japanese
cargo 5hio. headquarters COM
munique said today.
A large formation Of planes swept
ever Kendari, il the southeastern
part CT the island. ore Of the Jap
anese army's main aviation, sup
ply and repair bases,
One japanese fighter was shot
down, when ZarOs attempted inter
ception north of Timor, but the
Liberators returned without losses.
Allied patrols, attacking Japa-
nese positions between Muco vii
lage and Wau southwest Of Sala-
maua in New Guinea, Oh Monday
killed approximately 100 enemy
troops, the communique said.
On Monday a single japanese
seaplane dropped two bombs with
out effect on Mcrauke, on the
south Dutch New Guinea coast.
On Tuesday A-20 Havoc light
bombers and Beaufignters raided
the Lac area, on the HuOn gulf
in New Guinea. bombing and straf-
ing, and finished off two grounded
enemy fiehters-apperent victims
OF a previous Allied attack.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-10
Candhi to Begin
'rrhree-Week Fest

BOMBAY, Feb. Emaci-
ated Mohandas K. Gandhi, 73, spir-
itual leader of the Indian Nation
alist movement, informed the In
dian government today that he in
tends to undergo a three-WeekS fast
starting Immediately.
Gandhi announced his fast, be-
ginning today, in q message to the
Viccroy of India, the Marques Of
IinlithgoW, from his place Of in
ternment. He has been held since
the recent Nationalist disorders
which resulted from Nationalist
rejection of a home rule proposal
Sir Stafford Cripps. now minister
for aircraft production, brought to
India in behalf Of the British cab
met.
In London the India office on
ncunced that Gandhi had been
offered freedom for the duration
OF his fast but that apparently he
demanded unconditional. release
which it was not prepared to grant.
If Gandhi insists on fasting un-
Ger detention "he does so solely on
his own responsibility and at his
own risk" the India office said.
r. added that Gandhi would be
permitted his own medical attend
ants and that friends might be
admitted to see him with govern
ment approval.
FEEL CONCERN
Immediate concern was felt
among Nationalists for the health
CT the frail, spectacled, almost
toothless Gandhi who surrendered
himself to police last August when
riots broke out and was interned
in the palatial palace Of the Aea
Khan, leader Of Indian Moham-
medanS, at Poona
Immediately after his intern
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-10

he Vo!ga ard kept the CROSSINGS OF
the river under constant fire, 90
~, cent Of the supplies sent across
the Volga to Chuil.oy reached
StalinLrad. The Russians moved
thCm only at night.
TRANSPORT PROBLEM
Krylov answered the question of
how the Red army solved its in
credible transport problem.
"Of course, our railways and
highways were inadequate--on pap
er." ne said. But we never c&-
perienced shortage of weapons.
Every one of our transport
workers knew what WIS needed ard
proved equal TO the task
The railroad management came
through with more trains than the
most optimistic leaders had expect
ed. and the heroic work Of our
truck drivers was beyond praise
They worked day and night, often
without rest and food for more
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-10
Italy Tells Losses
On Russ Front
by UNITED PRESS

italy confessed Wednesday that
it lost 2700O men missing and TO-
285 wounded on the Russian front
III January and that the number
of dead has not yet been definitely
ascertained'
a German broadcast OF a Rome
dispatch, giving official casualty
figures for January, said army and
militia losses in North Africa we're
440 killed, 500 wounded, and 1920
missing.
In the Balkans the Italians lost
81 killed, AS woInded, and 81
missing.
Navy losses were put at 13l kiln
ed, 1924 wounded, and 367 missing
Air force losses were given as rs
killed, lilo wounded, and 103 MISS
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-10
TOMORROW'S CHILDREN
lChristian Science MonitOrl

(Christian Science Monitor)
II started with the making of a simple
Y. Today passive resistance has become
4 clever art It is practiced in all of the
occupied lands and has many methods
Of expression.
recent case Of Nazi jitters in the
Netherlands was caused by a disconcert-
ing habit Of Dutch parents-that Of nam
ing their male offspring either Franklin
or Winston.
Registrars were quickly informed by
the Maitland we quote-"Justice De-
Dartment '-unouote-that names "open-
ly challenging German authorities, such
as Franklin or Winston, are not allowed"
Nor are names that have the initial
''N' any more favorably regarded.
But don't YOU CRY, little Franklin and
little Winston Of the Netherlands, you
are important people, born Of brave par
entS.
Tomorrow this world will be yours-a
somewhat battered world. to be sure, but,
we hope, { better one. 1t will be your
responsibility to keep it that way
SO, sleep while you may, little babies
Of the Netherlands and remember well
for whom and by whom you were named