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Evening star., 1943-06-20
Rites for William {. Wilson
To Be Held Tomorrow
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ASHBURN, Va, Jure 19.-Funeral
services for William Crosbey Wilson,
SO, retired Government employe, will
be held at his home in Ashburn, at
2 pm. tomorrow. Burial will be
in the Leesburg cemetery.
Mr.. Wilson died at his home
Thursday after a years illness. He
was a member Of the Royal Arch
Chapter of Masons and the Blue
Lodge and Of the Circle Club, WASH
ington.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Lottie Gilmore Wilson. one daughter,
Mrs. Mildred Wilson Martin, WASH
ington, and two Sons, William STAN
ley Wilson, assistant cashier Of the
Middleburg National Bank, and
Austin E. Wilson. at home.
Evening star., 1943-06-20
M&z&<Y~*9 &x m4Km@~~.

"DEMEMBER," JOHNNY WROTE, chow l simply laughed
IN it off when you said you mil ght join the WAAC:
"Well, first Waacs arrived in camp the other day.
and let me tell you they're simply swell. They pitch
into the work like any soldier, look pretty and smart
paint, and credit to the Army.
my Colonel says he'd like to have four times as
many He's burning up the wires to get them but there
Evening star., 1943-06-20

true-bue American citizen-a woman over II and
under 45 with no dependents your place is in the
WAAC. That's where you can do the most to help
shorten the and bring our soldiers home sooner.
For full details, work. pay, chances of promotion,
60 to the WAAC Recruiting Station and talk
to the Waac duty. She'll gladly all questions
Or, fill out the coupon below-now'
Evening star., 1943-06-20
RedC Cross Motor Corp,
Of Fauquier Given
Use Of Ambulance
ODT OfficioI to Hear
Complaints on Truck
Violations Friday
Special Dispa tch to The Star.

6peclal Dispatch to The Star.
WARRENTON, Va, June 10. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Amory S. Carhart OF
Warrenton have loaned an ambu-
lance for the duration to the Fau-
quier County Red Cross Motor
Corps. The chapter has repainted
the large panel wagon, added the
Red Cross insignia and the vehicle
will be used as an auxiliary ambu-
lance for stretcher cases and in
valids being transported to hos
pitals.
The ambulance work is a part
Of the Motor Corps volunteer serv-
ice. Ambulances are driven by Motor
Corps members. Recent recruits are
Misses Laurie Bartenstein, Sally
Spilman and Babs Batchelder.
Wool Pool Taken Up.
The United Wool Growers Associa-
ton took up the Fauquier wool pool
at Marshall today, according to
County Agent Walter B. Nourse
Prices paid were S. cents for clear
wool. 10 cents less for rejects, dead
, black, bury, merino or wool tied
with binder twine.
Red Cross Council Formed.
A Northern Virginia council OF
the Red Cross Camp and Hospital
Evening star., 1943-06-20

aren't enough to 60 around. So don't wait another
day, dear. We need more Waacs. We need them right
away. And we need you!"
That's how happened to join the WAAC. And take
it from me, it's the biggest, exciting thing I've
ever done in my life
Yes, THE NEED cREAT-the need is now! If you are
Evening star., 1943-06-20
IA loudoun County
Registrars Report
For Army Saturday
Local OPA Cites 30
For Violations of
= Driving Regulations
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
LEESBURG. Va, June 19.-One of
the largest colored contingepts ever
to leave at one time from Loudoun
County, total of "a men, will go
to Richmond for their physical ex-
aminations June rs. Those leaving
Evening star., 1943-06-20

Are YOU girl with storsponssd hsort7A girl who's will
ing help when her fighting need her badly? girl
who wants to feel she's doing something important
her share Of the victory? Have you great big urge
do something about country and the things you love?
you do-yon needed in the WAAC-and needed now!
Evening star., 1943-06-20

Are you eager to do job that eoun's7 Willing to tackle i'm.
portant work that's packed with interest? Learn jobs
get expert training that be mighty useful when the
over Do want good chances for advancement? And
the same time to help fighting where they need
, 1943-02-03
"AIRTEMP NOTES"
WOrnen's Rates

The Shop Committee of Air
temp unit, UE Local 768 have
reached an Agreement with the
Corporation on women's rates and
other points. Under the Agree
ment reached, the experienced f.
male operators will be hired at the
hiring rate and advanced accord
ing TO contract, to minimum and
qualifying rates. Unskilled fe~
male operators will be employed
at not less than ten cents below
the starting rate and after thirty
days will be increased to the
starting rate automatically or re-
ferred to negotiations between the
Shop Committee and the Corpor-
alton.
The grievance of the Machine
Shop setting forth that operators
were sent home after four hours
work on Christmas and New
Years, and required to work four
hours On the following Saturday
at straight time was discussed In
the Last meeting
According to the Agreement be-
tween the Union and the Corpor-
alton, and also according to the
Executive Order of the President
on overtime, the employees who
worked on the Saturday following
Christmas and New Years must
receive four hours at half time
back pay. Final settlement Is still
pending on this case.
, 1943-02-03
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Sport Stuff

The CIO Bowling League, with
twelve more weeks to run, is being
led by the United Aircraft Local
CAB team by five full games. The
former leaders, Local 76S are in
second place, and find themselves
threatened of losing that to the
Delco Local 755 outfit, unless they
can snap out OF the disheartening
slump they are in. At the begin
ming of the season the Local 1853
boys showed amazing power, and
at one time held a seven game
lead. However, now they seem to
have fallen into the habit of los
ing, and unless the boys can break
the habit, they will find them
selves out of the running alto
gether.
Jarvis, of Local 755, rolled a
game of 202, and Benkie of the
same team had a 226 game to his
credit These represent the high
scores, since my last writing.
, 1943-02-03
War Bond Sales
Tops Quote

Released from the office of j.
Harry Veatch, Montgomery Coun-
ty Chairman for War Bond Sales.
According to reports received
in Dayton, from the Treasury De-
partment, Montgomery County
tops its series e War Bonds Quota
by $4,000 tissue price). The sales
were $3,206,000 tissue price, for
December and the quota was g.
100000. Also the sales record is
particularly impressive in that, be-
ginning with January Isl, the so
Victory Tax was also deducted
from the workers pay check IN
addition to the 1917 War Bond
Savings.
The above figures bear out the
fact that the citizens of Montgom-
cry County not only have recog-
nized their responsibility to IN
National Government in these try
ing times, more over they are
doing something about it. Each
citizen in Dayton and Montgom-
cry County should take an indi-
vidual pride in the above figures,
inasmuch as they have been made
possible only through the coor-
dinated efforts of all.
, 1943-02-03


been insisting on removal of 10
hour wage standards, alledgedly
In the interest of the war, but
they haven't met the problem of
increasing war production through
guaranteed long working hours.
The auto union officials pro-
gram for lifting arms output was
based upon greater utilization of
the nations working force, and on
preservation of income standards
necessary to keep morale and
health at wartime high levels.
The government should UNDER
take Immediately to provide ev-
cry war worker with 40 hours of
employment, Reuther said, and in
crease that to 48 hours a week
within 60 days.
At the same time he advocated
"the immediate release to other
war plants, with full seniority pro-
lection, of all employees who can
not be given full employment" in
their present jobs.
NATIONAL WAGE POLICY :
70 implement the full time plan,
Reuther called up on the govern
ment to set a National Wage Pol
icy guaranteeing ut least 40 hours
pay a week to each worker EN-
ployed less than 40 hours, with
the cost to be borne by the gov
eminent when the short work
week is due to material shortages,
changes Of schedule and specifica-
tons, etc, and by management
where they r responsible"
He also urged establishment by
the War Labor Board Of an indus
try-wide sterilization agreement
for the automotive and allied in
dustries, with a master contract
based on the principle of equal pay
for equal work in all plants.
Achievement of increased pro-
duction during 1912 was chiefly a
problem of plant conversion, pro-
per organization OF production ia
cilities and the most efficient Use
Of critical materials" the UAW-
CIO vice-president recalled
"Wlile there remains much to
be done In these fields in 1913,
a major increase In war produc-
ton this year must come from
the maximum utilization of labor
through fun and complete EN-
p~loynent, and through the build
ing of high labor morale from
which we will secure the maxi
MUM effort on the part of our
millions of production soldiers"
Compulsory planning for full
employment, he added, would help
eliminate labor boarding and man
power shortages, would bolster
morale and would end the fear
among many workers that greater
output will lead TO ioblessness.
, 1943-02-03
Guaranteed 48-Hour-Week
Held War Need

D~etroit,-The 48-hour work week should be estab-
tshed In all war plants within the next SO days, Walter
Reuther, United Automobile Workers vice-president,
declared this week.
A member of the War Manpower Commissions La
Dor Management Policy Committee, Reuther gave the
nations reactionaries a big cud to chew. They have
, 1943-02-03

The number of women employed
In the nondurable goods indus
tries increased during u first
year of war by 11O,OOO-largeIy
in ammunition and explosive
while the number of men de-
creased by $4,000.
, 1943-02-03

a VHeme rePoi's. instead Of replacing. To conserve
vital materials. lean TO make elementary repois and
adjustments yourself. to home furnishings. fixtures, and
equipment. urges ocD. Clean and repair frequently.
ReP!oes only when absolutely Necessary. Conservation
is one OF the five qualifications of q V-Heme. Is yours
ox41ome7
, 1943-02-03
THE STANDINGS
BASKETBALL

0k696AE Dalai
The Basketball League contin-
ues to play every Friday night at
the Wayne Ave. Market House,
and the Athletic Council invites
every reader to come out and en-
joy the games.
, 1943-02-03
Put 1920 In Bonds
Union President
Named TO
Los Angeles Red
Cross Board

Los Angeles, CaliE.-James Pat
terson, United Auto Workers In
ternational representative and
president of Ford Local 4O6, JAW,
has been named to the executive
board Of the Los Angeles Red
Cross Chapter.
Government expenditures for
war purposes during November
amounted to twice the total of all
the passenger cars and motor
trucks produced in the United
States In 1910.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15
NittnOd, ben 15. DECEMBER 1943

fett,
Das 1T Der Meni& in ieinem @abn!
@eb oenen, oie benz GtpigbIinoen
Des 2idtes &irnmeIsfafel Ieib'nl
sic itrablt ibn1 nibt, iie fann nur
5iin6en
l1no didert st1ot' uno 2dnoer elm!
Den Sdreden BEG arieges bat oie
nooerne &riegstebnif neue gernid-
lungs i1no neutrality-suspicious.
bin5usefiist. Die Rrieefibrung be,
idrdnfte iib ebebem auf oie f6mpfen-
ben Seere allf Dem SdladtfeIoe. 9eu.
te miro Der Derbeerenoite arieg gegen
Die 3ibtlbeb0Iferung gefiibrt. @inen
,,barbariihen Serror" rtennt 1ie Naai-
Bropaganoamaihine Die Bombaroie.
rung beutider Stdote - ipas fie tat
iahlih audi it, Mber aI[e BeIt tpeib,
oaB gerabe bic geaai in ibren fieg-
retden, gan5 europa iaerfauen6en
8litfriegen bieien ,,barbariihen Ser
ror" iiber 2onoon, Baridau, gaotter.
Dam, 8elgrao uno anoere 5tG6te BET
breitet, na6oem iie iiber aebn Sabre
6enielben borbereitet.
3uoem iiberiteiet Die 3abI Der 81
biliiten, tpelde in ben bon 6en yea5i
beietten 2dnbern als 1,nertpiinIht be-
tradtet 1no oesbalb ,,liquioiert" tuur-
BEN, ums Sunoertfabe oie 3abI Der
bon aIiierten 8omben get0teten 81
ptliiten in beuti6en StGoten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15

einem l1niterbli6en Gang uDas 2ief
Don Der @lode' in oen greaiten Sar,
ben oen Golfsaufrubr, oie S6reder
Gurien geidiloert:
$50 robe &rdfte iinnlos ipalten,
9a fann it6 fein @ebilo' eeital-
ten;
@enn itd Die 80lter ielbIt befrei'n,
Ga fann oie @oblfabrt nidt ge-
oeib'n,
8eb, tuenn it6 in Dem S9ob ser
StGote .--. ..
Ser 6euer5unoer itin gebauft,
0as Solf, 5erreiBeno feline &ette,
BUR gigenbilfe fdredlid ereift!
Da 5erret an> Der @loden Strdnge
Ser Iufrubr, oaB lie bel.leno idalt
ltno, nur getpeibt au Srieoens=
flangen
Die Soiung .anitimmt 5ur @etpalt.
,Sreibeit uno @leidbeitp bort man
i6auen;
Ser rub'ge 8iireer greift 5ur
8ebr; @.
Die StraBen fiillen iid, Die Sallen,
limo Wiirgerbanoen 5ieb'n lumber
Ga tperben @eiber gu &pdnen
llno treiben nit @ntIeten Sber5;
geod 5udenb, nit oes Bantbers
3dbnen
3erreiBen iie oes Seinbes Ser5.
9eidt Seiliges lit mebr, es lolen
Sid aller 8anoe fromme Sbeu;
Ser Cute raun1t ben Blat oem
80ien,
l1no alle 2aiter tpaIten fret.
@efabrlid it's, Ben 2eu 5u tpeden,
Berberblib lit bes Eigers 3abn,
Sebpd Der idlreMidite ber Sdref-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15
aatboltites &eltmot,
btlfstuerf

Die 5reigebigfeit uno SiIfsbereit-
tpiaigfeit 6es fatboIiiden Mmerifa bat
Die Mufbringung elmer Summe ermog-
lidt, Die in oer @eibidte Der &atbo-
lii9en &irbe l,nieres 2anbes inner.
reibt baitebt.
Das beriibert @r5biibof SamueI
81. Stritd bon gbicago, Sdasmeiiter
oes ugiibops' Bar emergency ano
Relief gommittee's". Son Ser @elamt-
fumme bon 1929, ,8OO.14 bradte oie
oiesidbriee &ouefte am 21tareionntag
bic Summe bobn 81, ,267 ,511.14 elm,
Die iibrisen $25,288.91 ereaben ii9
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15

aus anoern 8eitraesquellen. Die
naditiabrige @ollefte 5u bieiem 3iped
miro am 2atarelonntag, 10. MGr5
1914 abgebalten iperoen.
Ser gr5biidof 5oate Ser Sierar-
die, Dem &lerus unb Dem fafboliI6en
8olfe bobes Sob unb tpoblperoienten
Danf fir bie reiden 8eitrdge, Die es
bem 81. 8ater ermogli6en, iein um>
faiienbes @obltatigfeitsperf fir bie
Spfer oes @rieees uno anoere @obI-
tatigfeitsatpede in eroBerem l1mfange
aus5ufiibren. 0ie bem 81. Stubl iiber=
mieiene Summe belief ii6 auf $685.
954.05. Silfsgeloer tpuroen Slotpe=
men, &roaten, 8elgiern, &olldnoern,
Sron5oien, gnglanoern, SStalienern,
@alteiern, Gbineien, &uiien, Holen,
ebenfaus oen baltil6en Staaten 5,1ge=
manbt.
gbenlo ianbte ser S5l. 8ater Silfs=
eeGoer Ben Sliihtlingen in Bort,,=
gal, Spanien, ser S6,pei5, Stalien,
5ranfreid, un6 oenen anoerer 2dn>
Der. @efaneenen berl6ieoener Natio=
nalitdten l1no bem auspdrtigen Mii=
iionsiperf tpuroe Silfe in perlhieoener
8eiie geseben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15

innenminiiteriltn, bic nod Der gom-
bnroierung entidieb, onB cine Ser
nlinoerung Der 3abl Der Nerpenfran.
ten notpenoig fei.
Cine dbnlide l1nn,enidlidfeit baben
Die Na5i ii6 bergangenes Sabr in Ell
mem IN Der Ndbe bon Berlin befino-
lthen Sanitarinm geleiitet, tpo Sun-
oerte bon unbeilbaren aranfen aus
Der Welt bombaroiert tpuroen.
Betannt uno betpieien iino 5abIrei-
DIE Sale bon ,,nnennbaren Berbreden
an fatbolifden Brieitern un6 Droens-
leuten IN gea5i-&on5entroti
bon ben @eitapoidergen begangen
noroen, Die tpegen ange6ibteten Ser
brehen aii Eo6e gemartert uur6en.
Der oeutibe Dihter SdiIer bat in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15

gouperneurs bon San1burg geborte.
@emdB Dem 8eri6t banoelt es iid
INN 5000 Batienten Der Srieorids-
berger Seilanitalt in Samburg, Ser
5tpeitgr0Bten Observation-Disclosures oes
Deuti6en &eibes, uno Tim 2OOO Bri=
patpatienten, Die in Samburg uno in
ben 8ororten ser Stabt in ibren So
milien lebten, neil es lt1 Inn leidter
erfranfte banoelte, bic Ser Inter
bringing in elmer Seilanitalt nidt
be6urften. 9lue 8atienten tpuroen auf
ein groBes Gut auBerbalb Samburgs
gebraft, mo ibnen l1nter 8eipa6ung
ourd) SS=2el1te oie Senfersmabl5eit
ierbiert puroe. Mebrere &ranfe unb
Mer5te, Die 8in0 bon BEN Bl6nen be-
tommen batten, beriudten 81 entfon1-
men. Muf ben 8agen, in bem Tie Die
5lu6t periud)ten, murOe geifoiien.
Spater, lagt ,,Srots Mnt'', tpurben
alle 9ler5te umo &ranfenipdrter 5l,=
iammengerufen uno pobn Dem Sibrer
Ser SS iiber Sic geplante Wfalien=
blnrihtlng informiert. Orei Ier5te,
oie lid tpeigerten, in oie Sa6e per-
uidelt 81 tperoen, tpuroen perbaftet
uno ins OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iiber=
fiibrt. 9ie anberen muBten i6tporen,
oaB lie iiber bie @eIbebniiie idpeigen
piiroen. Mbenbs purben bie &ranfen
in propiioriiden Sdlafltatten unter=
gebra6t - ,1no eripa6ten ni6t mebr.
s(m nd6lten Sag tpuroen tire ange=
b0rigen perltdnoist, oaB oie aranfen
beim ,2uftterror" l,mgefommen ieien.
Die gerantmortung fir Die Maiien=
binridtl,ng, iagt ,,Erots Ant", trast
sic Hdumungsabteill,ng I'M &eihs-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15
Dbis Rsiieai.eaab

iiberiteigenoe Berbreden ,in6 Shano-
taten beriibt iporoen iin6 unb beriibt
peroen, als in oieiem fdredlihiten
aler ariege.
@reifen mir aufs @eratsnobl cine
Der @reueItaten iiingern Datums ber-
aus. gie Die 5todboImer 8oben-
5eitung uTrots Mut" bon einem aus
0a5ioentidlano 5uriidgefebrten Dd.
men erfubr, baben Die Waaibeboroen
nod BEN 2uftangriffen Beg bergange-
men Iuguit 5000 &amburger Nerpen-
frantic aus Der 8elt eeidafft ,no
oeren Eoo nit aniiertem 2uftterror
erfldrt. Das glott ioentifiaiert feline
Quelle als einen 6Gnii1en @ranfen-
bausbireftor, Ser our 3eit Der Gin
ribtungen gum Stab bes Militdr-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-12-15
&as tptro aus @nropaa
&nnfbefk?

60 fragt Or. &idarb 9Dd uno I'M.
teriuft Die Gorteile uno geahteiIe,
ben @etpinn uno BEN gerluit, bic Der
&unit uno beionoers Sen &unitibGben
@uropas aus Dem gegentpGrtigen
&riege ertuadien. sS11 5tpeifaber Sorm
pirft Der &rieg ais eruptipe gridei-
nung i'm menidliden @emeinf6afts-
leben auf Die biloenoe &l,nit Elm: er.
5eugeno un6 5eritorenb.
SIMMER bat Ser &rieg, ioIange es
Weniden eibt, ent5iinoeno auf oie
idopferiide Ybantaiie bon Didtern
uno &iinitlern eingetpirft. gr bat So
mer 5u ieiner usSlias", Dem ee1paltia-
iten &riegsepos aller 3eiten, begei-
itert, uno bon linn fiibrt Die &ette Bis
5u SEQ Eolitois ,,&rieg unb Srieoen''.
geo6 befru6tenber lit bie 8irfung
oes &rieees auf Sen ibaffenben Geiit
Ser bilbenben &iinitler, Der Maler
unb Steinbauer, getpeIen. 81, linn fam
oen iie cine unerid0pflid rieielnoe
NueQe bon Ebemen unb Motiben. Die
Saten beriibn1ter &riegsbeloen tpie 6ie
@reuel unb Shrefniiie bes &rieges
baben ite unabldiiia gum @etalten
6es &rieges als ieeliihen @rlebniiien
inipiriert unb 5ur S6affung bon
&unittperfen angeregt, bon benen niht
tpenige gu BEN rnberglei6lihen Nei-
ftertperfen geboren.
Die Broii5ierl,ng oes &rieges in
sic Spbdre reiner &unit fann eine
6oppelte fem. gnttpe6er, Der biloenbe
&iinitler berberrlibt SEN &rieg unb
|iiebt in linn MIR bie gntfaltung menI6-
Iiden Strebens nad &ubm nno gri=
umpb, 6en Born GROCER Eaten oes
Selbenmutes, ooer er berbammt i'm,
in6em er i'm nit oem 8erf ieines
Yiniels ooer MeiBels als bie 5erit0=
reriIhlte, alle genei11en Snitinfte oes
Meni6en entbinoenbe &raft, als @ei=
| Bel Ser Menibbeit, branbmarft Beioe
Sormen Ser fiinitleriiden MeuBerung
nber ben &rieg baben beoeutenbe, ia
| oft unIterbli9e @erfe Der &unit ent=
|iteben miiiien.
8e5eidnenoertpeiie entiprehen Die
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Scr Meni9 In ieine,lt
&abm"

Man fann tpobl pbne ltebertrei-
bune ooer 8ioeripru6 bebaupten, baB
in Der iabrtauienoe alien @elt, uno
Neutrality-suspicious. ourb umenibliden
8abn" ME unb nirgenbs 10 aablreibe
unmenidlihe, Sic fiibnite ginbiloung
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-02
Hi+Ierievi zovezniki
pIoeuieio

LONDON, %. januarja (Ra-
dio prejemna sluzba). - v svo-
il oddaji "a Jugoslavijo poroca
londonski radio, da je bilo ma
ruski 'front.' dozdaj ujetih, ra-
njenih ubitih 100000 vojakov
razlicnih narodnosti, nabranih
v dezelah, XII so sprejele sra
motno vlogo, da pomagajo Hit
lerju. LIE Rusi vedo, koliko jih
je pablo in koliko jih je ujetih.
Toda znano je, da so Sc zaceli
udajati v velikem stevilu.
Londonski Daily Telegraph je
mnenja, da so sc ii narodi pri-
druzili Nemciji v prepricanju,
da DO Nemcija MIN v prid zma-
govala. sedanje kapitulacije
pomoznih vojska ma vzhodni
'front.' MISC lie izraz vojaske sla-
bosti osisca, temvec tudi izliv
Ipoliticnega razocaranja.
To velja prav posebno "a l.
talijane, XII SO izgubili toliko
mostva ma ruski 'front.', a zdaj
Izaigrali ,tudi svoje kolonijalno
cesarstvo. Kljub strasni bedi, "
kateri 1--WE, SO Jugoslovani, CIR
XII in Albanci doziveli srecen
trenutek, ko so poslusali poro-
clio o padcu Tripolija in 0 po-
razu crnih dus v ernih srajcah.
Francoska Riviera in oni del
Balkana, XII ga Sc drze, Italia
nom ne bo mnogo pomagal. Ri
vijera je mrtva, ma Balkanu pa
je ostala lie COLA, prazna zem-
liza, pomanjkanje in beda.
Italija Sc maje ma svojih te-
melJlh, kmalu Sc DO Zrusila. l.
talijansko vojastvo je tako ner-
vozno, da Sc je moean oddelek
laskih vojakov nedavno razpr-
sill IL strahu pred bradatim
postnim uradnikom; Italijani
mislijo, da .je vsak MOI z brado
partizan.
! ltalijanski list ia Malone,
pise, da Sc vojne ne more "a
kljuciti kolonijah in da bodo
morali zavezniki zasesti drzavo
Isamo (Italijo), ako hocejo
zmagati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-02
AIbonii io-nekdoi in sedoi

torej tako velika kakor Belgija.
Dezelo preprezajo silna 60
rovja, XII jih dele med seboj
globoki prepaid, gore pa Sc vse
vecinoma drobe v silna skalov-
ia. Tisti, XII je v dolzini ali ST.
rini vsaj priblizno pregledal visa
ia silna gorovja, 81 more sele u
stvariti pravilni Wits o tel eudo-
viii dezeli. Albania je dezela z
vsemi klimami in z vsemi ev-
ropskimi podnebji. Oh obali ia
dranskega morja SO krasni W.
tovi, oljcni gaji, sadovnjaki fig,
oranz in mandarin. Takoj nato
v pogorju pa Sc zacne alpska
klima, dalje proc cd morja pa
Sc ma vrhovih CORA ali pa "a
njegovini sencami vlegajo po-
liza vecnega snega. Vecina deze-
lie pa lei oh morju ali pa v
zmerni gorski visini tako ugod-
no, da Sc DO povsod v Albaniji
lahko razvilo Sc lepo poljedel-
sko zivljenje, XII DO pospeseva-
10 nadaljnji razvoj albanskega
|ljudstva.
Oh obali je cd aprila do sep
tembra stalno lepo soncno vre-
me. Tam cd aprila do septem-
bra skoraj nj oblakov na nebu
Poleti vlada tam srasna vroci.
ma, XII izsusi vse tiste pokraji-
ne, XII nlmajo dovolj vode. -
Ljudje in zivali sc umikajo v
tenn casu il teh pokrajin, kjer
je ma soncu tako vrocina, da po-
pokajo vsi toplomeri ma soncni
strari. Vodo .crpajo sicer IL We.
likih globin in je osvezujoea in
zelo mrzla, toda ma soncu po-
stane kmalu tako topla, da lima
najmanj so stopinj Celzija.
Delo pociva Cd 10. do Is. ure
Vojaske oddelke, XII SO vadili V
teh cash, SO morali podnev
pred vroeino, ponoci pa prec
lkomarji,. XII raznasajo malarijo