davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

BAT officiating three strikes
in the tenth. COhio).
BROOM BALL - Same as a
sweeper.
BIG BALL-A bOwlers ball
whose hook enables him 10 hit al
most any place for strikes.
WLEDS-Women bowlers.
BOLSA 49, Western expression
meaning thin hit.
BRIDGE - Technical for dis
tance between finger holes.
BOOZE Blind frame in Louis
vile
CATOLA-BowlerS In New Or
leans use "Catola' To mean a
blind" Years ago. bowler by
the name of Joe Catola missed the
first two games Of a league match
His team. using n "blind" score,
won the two games. Joe partici-
pated in the third game. He rolled
300" hut his team lost.
CHERRY ~ Choppng Off the
front pin Of a spare and leaving
the pin behind and or 10 the right
or left standing. 1t is an error OF
blow or miss.
CHOP-Picking n cherry.
CINCINNATI The $40 rail.
road
CROSS-ONER-The ball golnE
10 the left side Of the head pin
"A Brooklyn.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Boys Bowling League
Open 10 All Matches

Bob SchlafIs BOYS Bowling
League Of Tower Recreation is
open for team matches with others
averaging rs years Of age teams
averaging - doubles matches for
those of is and IL, brothers
doubles. left handlers and singles
series. Bob can be reached al the
'Toulpr
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Pfintuaft Pin Loop
To Hold Benefit

Detroit Printcraft Bowling
League viii hold a binEo party tor
the benefit Of the national aSSoCia-
ton al the Fort Shelby Hotel
January 81 at 2 p m Lincoln
Barr and John Signorelli are joint
Chairmen Of the event.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
All Eddie Coy

jackson is second with 81 fveS
followed by Ann Arbor with %,
Battle Creek 10. Grand Rapids
and Lansing each II and Flint u.
Other cities and towns have any.
where from 10 teams down 70 one.
Edwardna Coy made il ali hut
a one woman show as Detroit
women swept all four Class a
championships in Lansing last sea-
SON She won the singles with 602,
She all-eNentS with l772 and COM
hined with Betty Chapman 20 take
the doubles with ll7S. Ruth John
Ston Alcona Recreation captured
the team event on 219i
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Lduoix and Bentley
To Roll $1,000 Match

MT. CLEMENS. Jan. 16.-At
least 81 600 in side bets will bc at
stake when Norman LacrolX. acc
Mt. Clemens bowler, meets Gil
Bentley of Utica i'm the first block
Of their l0-gamc match AT tho
Utica Recreation. January "a Tho
final five games VIII be rolled
January 81 at the Bowl o Drome
here.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

BIG FOUR-The 4-6-7-10 rail-
road. Universal.
BLOW-An error, failure "a
convert into n spare when no rail
road Is left up. Universal.
BOX An expression used In
place OF frame. Down East.
BROOKIYN-Ball striking "a
the left Of the head pin. This
started In New York and Is now
universal.
BUCKET-The 2-i-5-s for the
right handler or the 3-5-6-9 for the
left handler.
RIG FINF-Three on one side
and two on the other as for i'm
stance the A. on the left and the
6-9-l0 on the right.
BELLY YOUR RAIL- Means Il
arch IL more or 10 increase the
width Of your hook from an inside
starting point.
BARMAID--A hidden pin.
E-
BED-The sHey bed.
BIG BEARS-The 4-6-7-10.
BIG FILL Anything over S or
a spare. tEaStCrnl.
BODY FNGIISH-Thc art oi
irving to put hook on the bal
n IT, rolling down the alley hN
comforting the body into knots
=. Sit never works.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
STANDINGS
NINnAN,S MATCHLs :

Chene -Trombly vs.. NJ Elliott, alleys J 2
Rainbow vs.. Palmer Park 3-4 Standarc
VS.. Kopptz. So, Southeastern vs. Martin
rs: Progressive vs. Welch. q.lO. George
a Murray VS. National. li-i2 A. Lucky
strike Recreation. Grand River az Granc
boulevard, 1880 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

They form the Checker
team, defending the Class G
title, won under the name Of
Kuhle with a 1855 total last
year, In the Time Sweepstakes
Sunday.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Wonen's S State
Gets 335 FiVes
For Jackson

Orchids are being passed around
to officers of the Michigan
Women's State Bowling Associa-
tion over the entry obtained for
their seventeenth annual tourna-
ment 10 be staged week-ends at
the Recreation in Jackson, start
ing January 30.
In the face of gasoline rationing
total OF 335 teams. only 43 under
last years record breaking number
of 37S in Lansing, are entered,
Mrs. Minnie Sackerman. secretary,
announced Saturday. With extra
doubles and singles approximately
1000 women will participate for a
prize fund Of possibly $4,000.
Reason for Joy
"lOu readily can see why I
am so happy about this years
entry" says Mrs. Sackerman.
"MOst of the girls entered are
actively engaged In defense work
and this tournament will provide
a well-earned recreation without
involving any considerable loss
OF time.
Furthermore, there will not
he any transportation problem
since the event will run over a
period Of six week-endS. No
more than 60 teams will bowl
on any weekend" she concluded.
! a total Of 40 different cities and
towns throughout the state will he
represented in the meet. which is
conducted in five classes according
ito averages. Detroit as usual VIII
supply tho largest number OF
qulntetS, =.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Bouling Slang

BAT DUPLICATING three strike
in the tenth. (Ohio).
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Truck Conservation
Methods Discussed

Plans calling for systematic in
spections and maintenance steps
based on mileage were outlined by
E. F. Hobbins, vice president of the
White Motor Co., at meeting of
more than $50 truck owners and
guests last night at the Statler Ho-
tel. The rate of wear on various truck
parts and the attention they require
it was said. is based on actual ex-
perience
William J. Cummings, ODT chief
Of vehicle maintenance here, con-
graduated the White Co. on the de-
velopment of its "personalized serv-
Ice plan"
The need for effective conserva-
ton methods on the part of the Ma
tion'S truck owners is so pressing in
preventing a possible breakdown III
truck transportation, Mr.. Cum
mings said. that we cannot afford
to overlook any precaution it is
humanity possible to take to prolong
the life of every truck now in serv-
ice" He emphasized that strong re-
lance is being placed on motor
transportation to fill the needs of
both military and home fronts.
The different service steps are
worked out on q scientific basis and
'ep he 0lCgIanmed 10 meet indiyid-
ral neeo>, speakers said in e.4ploin-
Ing .ne comoanys plan. = sound lin
10 New Horizons" pictured all
phases of the program and the man.
ner in which 1t works.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Membership Gain
Of 700 Is Reported
In Baptist Campaign

More than 10000 WorShipers have
attended Baptist services during
the past two weeks and Washing
ton pastors expect the number to
pass the 100000 mark before close
of the city-wide Baptist evangelis-
tic campaign Sunday night. the
Rev. DR.. Roland @. Leavell, direc-
tor of the campaign, said this
morning at a breakfast meeting at
the YWCA.
Seven hundred persons have
joined the church and 400 of the
new members have been baptized
he said. BY the end of the cam
paign church leaders expect new
professions of faith to number
more than 1000
Convention delegates passed a
resolution commencing the press
for fine cooperation at today's
meeting and voted to make the
final meeting Monday another
breakfast session. At that time
they will discuss results of the
campaign.
Commening on the success of the
drive, DR.. Leavell said he has been
approached by ministers of other de-
nominations for help in setting up
similar campaigns for their churches
He added that although there pos
sibly have been more additions to
the Baptist Church during con-
claves in other cities, Washington S
meetings have been the most sue
ceSsful he has encountered.
DR.. LeaVell praised work done bv
committee heads during the cam
palgn, giving them much of the
credit for its success. Committee
chairmen are the Rev J. P. Rodgers
Petworth Baptist Church, local COM
mittee; the Rev. Luther J. Holcomb.
Luther Rice Baptist Church, public
Evening star., 1943-10-29

the industrial, labor, newspaper and
civic leaders.
Earlier, Undersecretary Of War
Robert Patterson told the conference
the year ahead will be costly in
blood and men but will determine
the future of the world"
He said the two-day conference
was called because the greatest
strain in all history is about to be
put on this country, on labor, on
industry and on the entire popula-
ton. 1t was called so that you may
know what lies ahead"
Evening star., 1943-10-29

ity: the Rev. Edward Pruden, First
Baptist Church, Extension Commit
tee: the Rev. Chandler Stith, secre-
tary of the Baptist Committee of the
District, conservation leader; George
B. Fraser, treasurer and the Rev.
DR.. Cove G. johnson. National Me-
mortal Baptist Church. preparation
leader.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Gen. Armstrong Says Nazis
Face Cumulative Bombinqs
Es the Associated Press.

Es the Associated Press.
FORT KNOX, KY, Oct. 2s.-Al-
though Allied airmen have hit rela-
lively few of the essential targets ir
the Reich, Brig. Gen. Frank A. Arm
strong, jr., wing commander in the
End Air Force, told 400 Midwest
erners at War Department confer
ence here last night from here or
out the effect of our bombings OF
Germany will be cumulative :"
I'VE are just now on the threshold
Of our real power in the European
theater and the enemy will not have
time to repair the damage of one
mission before he is hit again-anC
again." Gen. Armstrong informed
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Transition Period
Before Final Peace
Proposed by Hoover
By the Associated Press.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 2e.-Herbert
Hoover last night outlined his blue.
print for future peace, urging the
United Nations to provide trustee
organization for a transition pc
riod' to disarm the enemy after the
last shot is fired and restart the
political and economic life of the
world before final peace plan is
signed.
A world institution to maintain
peace should be the last phase, he
said
The transition period, he ex-
planned, is more than cooling
of" period. He spoke to a combined
meeting of Kansas City civic, bust
ness and political groups.
The former President said, eve
must accept the fact that period
of disturbing years must inevitably
elapse after the next victory over
our enemies.
FdyOTS SOlldDOTdtlOH.
I'VE should discard all proposals
of military alliances as an instru-
ment of peace. /" I am one who
believes that collaboration and CO.
operation between Britain and the
United States is the first necessity
for peace But collaboration does
not require amalgamation."
Mr. Hoover opposed common citi-
zenship, currency and military alli-
ance with Britain as both unneces-
sary and dangerous.
Wouldn't such a marriage involve
us in all of the problems of the
British Empire" he asked, and
conversely that empire be plagued
with all the problems of the United
States" leading to many frictions
and ultimately to bitter divorce?"
For 5000 years the world has
failed to make a permanent peace,
he said, and with the birth OF total
war the problems of peace have
been infinitely multiplied. I am
convinced we must abandon old
formulae of peace making and adopt
a new approach to this gigantic
problem"
Greatest Danger to Peace.
Mr. Hoover saw as the greatest
danger to peace the intense nation
alism generated by the war and
said evidences of nationalism AL
ready were obvious in proclamations
by United Nations.
Mr.. Stain has not heSitated" to
speak of territorial expansion over
previously independent peoples, Mr..
Hoover said, and Mr. Churchill has
stated categorically that the Brit
is Empire will not be liQuidated
~: Mr.. Chang Kei shek
states China will restore ancient
boundaries with all foreign squat
ters evicted," and Holland says she
will recover her colonies.
Mr.. Hoover said America had a
definite foreign policy, and recon-
mended it to peace and policy max
erS. Future historians, he said, stu
dying the last 13O years. perhaps
will say that America had the most
powerful of foreign policies. That
is helping other nations to gain
freedom and independence and pro-
tecting those who have secured it.
He cited the Monroe Doctrine
the war with Mexico to free Texas
and California, with Spain to free
Cuba and the Philippines, World
War to establish freedom of nine
new nations in Europe and World
War 2 where our men are fighting
to preserve the independence of Brit
ain, France, Russia, China and 16
little nations.
IF this is not foreign policy
then it is certainly a century-long
crusade Generations of Americans
have died for it."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
KRNJEVICEVA IZJAVA o
ISTRI IN PRIMORJU

London, 20. julia (ONA). -
Podpredsednik jugoslovanske
Wade Krnjevic je izjavil danes,
da je obracun S fasisticno Itali-
jo nemogoc brez kouzultiranja
jugoslovanske vlade".
Izjavil je v posebnem inter-
viewu, da v TEN pogledu v ME
govi vladi nj nobenega neso-
glasja.
Krnjevic, XII je eden cd mr.
vaskih predstavnikov, je nagla-
Sal, da je njegov narod ma tenn
polotoku Jadranskega morja in
ma mnogih otokih strahovito tr-
pei pod Mussolinijevim skor-
MEM, kajti to ozemlje je bio
anektirano Re dolgo pred vojno,
Dejal je, da je usoda tega ma
roda - "sramotni madez ma e
vropski civilizaciji".
Preprican sem, da DO zdaj visa
krivica odpravljena", je dodal,
Akoravno smo mi Hrvati silno
trpeli pod jarmom Mussolinije.
viii fasistov vendar nismo SO.
vrazniki italijanskega naroda
Upamo, da Sc je Italia il vseh
teh svojih tezkih preizkusen.
naucila potrebne modrosti. {
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
Churchill v Kanadi

10. augusta.
- Danes popoldne je predsed-
mix Roosevelt izjavil, da je' pri-
Sci Quebec angleski premier
Churchill, S katerim sc DO Roo
sevelt v najkrajsem casu sestal.
To bo zdaj sesti vazni vojni po-
svet med Churchillom in Roose-
veltom.
y Professionals je izjavil, da ma
konferenci ne DO zastopnikov
Rustic, dasi hi bill slednji do
brodosli.
Drzavnika sc bosta sestala,
ker nagel vojni razvoj v Evropi
in ma Pacifiku zahteva takojs-
njih novih naertov in odlocitev,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11

gimnazijo in odvede dijake sta
rejsih letnikov, ces da so komu-
nisti.
Ljudske Sole S srbskim ucnim
jezikom so redke. Srbskih uci-
teljev primanjkuje, a prazna
mesta dobe vedno lie Madzari,
XII potem ma svojo lastno pest
nadaljujejo pouk v madzarscini.
Oblasti pritiskajo ma civilno
prebivalstvo, da posilja svoje O.
troke v madzarske Sole - u
radnikom groze cello z odpustit-
WHO, ako tega ne store.
Nekatera koncentracijska ia
borisca so likvidirana, ker je
bio mnogo internirancev ubitih
ali pa mrtvih cd stradanja in
mraza. LIE malo so jih odpustili.
V koncentracijskem taboris6u v
Sarvaru sc Sc vedno nahaja
10000 Srbov IL Backe. Njihova
prehrana je nezadostna in Mi
hova obleka siromasna. Raven
teh 10000 interniranih pa je
precejsnje stevilo srbov v preis-
hovalnem zaporu. Mnogo obso-
.jenih ali interniranih Srbov so
pregnali v razne kraje okupira-
ne Rustic, odkoder nj vec vesti
o Min. -(JIC).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
Nocoj BIO v Gle
Velandu zatem
nitev in alarm
Prebivalstvo mesta je pro-
seno, das Sc rasrsa pc ma
vodilih in. da sodeluje S
prizadevanji oblasti.

Nocoj DO v Clevelandu zopet
alarm "a vale prot napadom il
zraka. Alarm DO trajal cd 7.55
do sos. V tenn casu DO ustav-
lien V mestu yes promet in pc
sci Sc morajo zateci z ulic v po-
slopja in hisne veze.
Tekom zatemnitve in alarma
bodo letala mad mestom letala,
XII bodo metala ma mesto okroz-
nice in pisma.
Zatemnitev DO trajala As mi
nut, promet pa DO ustavljen de-
set minut.
Letalci bodo virgil ma mesto
tudi vec lutk, XII bodo predstav-
ljale padalce in saboterje ter
druge sovraznike.
Mestne oblasti prosijo obcin-
stvo, maj Sc slednje ravna pc
predpisih in maj zatemni svoje
hise v casu alarma. Steer nj vec
verjetno, da hi sovrazna letala
napadla Cleveland, vendar je
prav, da ljudstvo We, kako mu
je ravnati v slucaju napada.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
LakOta v nekaterih
predelih Kitajske
kuhinje oskrbujejo
prebivalstvo s pislimi 3D.
merki rizeve. juhe.

V okrozju 81 zap, v province
Kvantung ma Kitajskem, odko-
der prihaja veeina kitajskih pri-
seljencev Ameriki, vlada
strasna lakota, kakor je raz-
vidno il porocila cerkvene orga-
nizacije "a pomoc Kitajski. Or
ganizacija pravi, da je poslala
tekom zadnj;h stirih mesecev v
to okrozje $370,OOO.
Veliko pomanjkanje je po-
vzrocila susa in pa japonska
blokada, XII ne dopusca dostave
ziveza in blaga. To predelje nj
niti v normalnih cash moglo
prehranjevati svojega prebival-
stva, XII steje diva milijona dus,
prav "a prav Sc je prebivalstvo
pomnozilo, ker Sc je zateklo tia
mnogo beguncev IL Hongkonga
in Kantona. Ameriski relifni
sklad vporabljajo "a obratova-
ME ljudskih kuhinj, katere SER
virajo lacnemu prebivalstvu jul
no IL RIA, da Sc tako prepreci
umiranje cd lakote. Kuhinje nj
ii same ne morejo dobiti "a
dostnega ziveza, da hi uspesne-
je pomagale sestradanemu pre-
bivalstvu, XII 81 deli med seboj
vsako pescico RIA ali rizeve jul
he, XII jo dobi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
Velika discipline
jugOslOvanskih
s%vObOdObOrcey

LONDON, 10. augusta - Ju.
goslovanski gerilci napadajo cd
vseh strani I~talijane, XII Sc uni
kajo il Jugoslavije. Partizan:
jim odvzamejo orozje in mum.
CLIO, nakar jih v miru puscajc
~odhajati.
Opisujoc gerilce, pravi lon.
donski radio, da so to vecino,
ma bradati mladi ljudje, XII sc
zavedajo vaznosti in nevarno.
sti della, katerega vrse. Med Sc.
BOZ 1--WE V bratstvu in slogi ter
disciplini, "a katero hi jih zavi.
dala vsaka redna armada.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
IA DOMACE
~NZERVIR
ZIVEZA

V mnogih domovih DO kon-
zerviranje ziveza "a prihodnjo
limo ena najvaznejsih domacih
potreb. zivez je v orozarni ze-
dinjenih narodov emo najbolj
bistvenih sredstev vojne. Radi
tega je vazno in ,potrebno, da
vsakdo pozna vse skrivnosti
konzerviranja ziveza.
Ako nameravate konzervirati
sadie in ~zelenjave il svojega
"Victory" vrta ali liz sosedne
farme, DO najbolje, da 81 pre-
skrbite uradno knjigo z navo-
dill "a konzerviranje v vojnem
casu, katero dobite zastonj.
Pisite Sc danes in zahtevaite
navodila "a znanstvene metode,
pc katerih Sc boste mogli raw
natl, da pravilno izvedete kon-
zerviranje. Naslov: "Home Can
ming, Department Of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. c."
Zahtevajte brezplacno dostavo
knjige Wartime canning Of
fruits and vegetables.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
V Londonu je
zopet nova jugO-
slOvanska vlada
move Wade je DIR.
Bozidar Puric, kot vojni
minister pa je ostal Sc ma
dale Mihajlovic.

LONDON, 10. augusta. - Jul
goslovanska vlada, kateri je ma
celoval jremier Trifunovic, je
zopet odstopila, nakar je bila
naznanjena formacija move VIA
de.
Premier move Wade je dr.. b.
zidar Puric, XII je poleg tega tu-
di ~poslujoci vojni minister in
minister "a zunaje zadeve. Cd
bivsih ,ministrov je ostal v kabi-
netu samo general Draza Nina
hajlovic, vojni minister.
Puric je yet pokojnega pre-
mierja Pasica, XII je vodil usodo
Srbije v zadnji svetovni vojni.
Pricakuje Sc, da Sc DO nova jul
goslovanska vlada Sc ia mesec
preselila v Kairo.
Kriza v jugoslovanski vladi je
n~astala, ker so hrvatski clani
Wade zahtevali sporazum glede
BODICE federativne ureditve Ju-
goslavije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11

majno mnenje, da DO vojna Sc
letos koncana. Steer nihce vec
v Nemciji ne veruje v zmago
nemskega orozja, toda ljudstvo
pravi: "samo da je konec, pa
maj DO Re kakrsen kohl"
Bulgaria. ma pragu revoIucije
ISTANBUL, 9. augusta. -
Ruske image SO povzrocile v
Bolgariji tako razpolozenje, da
je mono, da vsak trenutek IL
bruhne revolucija. P~orocila ma
znanjajo, da je bolgarski kralj
Boris vsak trenutek priprav-
lien pobegniti z letalom il Boil
garlic.
LONDON, 10. augusta. -
Premier Badoglio je odstavil
Bruna Fornaciarija, ministra
notranjih zadev, XII ne more "a
ustaviti mirovnih demonstracij
italijanskega ljudstva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
'SLOVENSKI PARTIZANI SO
POBILI 1000 VOJAKOV
OSISCA

Washington, "a. julia (ON-
Al. - v neki domaci oddaji,
katero je danes zabelezil Office
of War Information, poroca
moskovski radio, da so income
partizanske skupine ma okupi-
ranem ozemlju Jugoslavije v
teku zadnjih dveh mesecev IL
vedle 222 napadov, do zadnjega
moza poklale IL sovraznih gar
nizij in ubile 1000 vojakov in
nekaj eastnikov.
Omenjeni radio pravi, da so
partizani zajeli vec cd 700 So
vraznih vojakov in porusili vec
zelezniskih postal, lokomotiv in
zelezniskih vozov, dale 80 mill
zelezniske proge in en- velik ze-
lezniski most.
O bojih v zhodni Bosni pravi
moskovski radio, da Sc nahaja.
jo partizani ma ozemlju mesta
Zvornik in blizu Tuzle v srditih
bojih s, sovraznimi cetami. ~
borbi "a mesto Zvornik so pri'
zadeli sovraznim vojakom tezke
izgube in zaplenili velike kolici
ne orozja, opreme in vec zalos
z twill.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
Y NEM(UI Mice We NE
vERJAME Y k0N(N0 zMAG0
Pc vsej Nemciji vladata velika pobitost in
~razocaranje. Bulgaria. ma pragu revolucije
NEMSkO LJUDSTVO JE I~ZPREVIDELO, DA so GA
NACISTI ZAPELJALI v NESRECO

ZURICH, svica, 10. augusta.
Porocila, XII prihajajo IL
Nemcije, n~aznanjajo, da je vsej
Nemeiji veliko razoearanje in
pobitost zaradi Mussolinijevega
padca in zaradi vojaskih pora-
zov osisca.
Padec Mussolinija je boil po-
razno deloval ma nemsko javno
mnenje kakor padec Stalingra-
da in cello nacijski voditelji so
osupnili mad njegovim strmo-
glavljenjem.
Vojna DO Sc letos koncana
Ljudstvo je navelicano rezi-
ma, " cigar obljube ziva dusa
vee ne veruje. Zlasti je razoca-
rano mad o%bljubami glede re-
presalij zaradi zavezniskega
bombardiranja Nemcije, teh re-
presalij pa nj cd nikoder. Pc
vsej Nemciji vlada danes neo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
Nemciji gre vedno
boil trda "a zivez
Nemcija je pricela Sc boil
pritiskati ma re itak iZcr-
pane dezele vzhodne Ev-
rope.

WASHINGTON, 10. augusta.
- Nacisti pritiskajo ma dezele,
lezece v jugovzhodni Evropi, da
hi povecale dobave zivil v Mem
CLIO, XII SO re zdaj ogromne.
Nemska agentura DNB pravi
v neki brzojavki, namenjeni
nemskemu casopisju v Evropi,
da je postalo potrebno, razsiriti
posle Nemske prekupcevalne
druzbe ma vzhodu, v cilju, da Sc
j omogoci izvrsitev meme O.
gromne naloge dobavljanja Ii
veza "a nemsko armada ma
vzhodu in posiljanje dodatnih
kolicin ziveza v Nemcijo.
Cd osisca kontrolirani beo-
grajski list Donau Zeitung trdi
v nekem clanku, da je bill prize
.jen v Bradshaw veterinarski
shod V cilju, da doloci "medna-
rodne pogoje" "a "pospesevanje
prevoza Irvine in mesa il jugo-
vzhodnih dezel Nemcijo."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
Oddelki
iscej0 n0vink

zene, katerih delo nina nobe-
ne neposredne zveze z vojnim
naporom, XII bi pa zelele pripo-
moci k zmagi, morejo vstopiti v
odde1ke- "Waves". Letalske or
ganizacije potrebujejo "a prvi
januar 1914 vec nego 10000
"Waves".
"Mornarica potrebuje svoje
mostvo "a borbo ma morju, Ia
ko da morajo zenske moci ma
Domestic moske V sluzbah ma
kopnem povsod, kjer je to mo-
goce', je izjavil admiral Ran
dali Jacobs, nacelnik urada
mornariskega personala.
"Waves" so zares del osobja
mornarice. Dobivajo iste place
in tudi iste cine kot pomorsca-
XII. "Waves" dobivajo zastonj
najboljso zdravnisko in zobo-
zdavnisko nego. Ako ste v sta
rosti cd 20 do SO let brez lastne
rodbine in ako innate diva letni-
ka "Highschool', lahko posta7
nete Wave. Vec podrobnosti
je ma razpolago v uradu "a ma
bOr.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-11
ZAROKA

Proslo soboto sta sc zarocila
bivsa dopisovalka angleske SEX
CHE Enakopravnosti Mickey Ce-
sen, hcerka Franka in Ane &C.
sen, 1854 Norwood Rd., in Corp.
Lee Bostjancic, sin Leo in Pa
vie B~ostjancic, 194O7 Shawnee
Ave. Lee je prisel ma desetdnev-
nj dopust IL Fort Leonard
Wood, Mo. Ohio srece!