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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
Woodruff Asks
Slorn
ToRoutHodrders
BY DAVID CAMELON
Detroit Times Washington Bureau


WASHINGTON, Jan. 9. - Re-
lentless prosecution and pitileSs
publicity for the "gougers,
chiselers and speculators" of
black markets was demanded to-
day by Rep. Roy o. Woodruff (R)
of Michigan.
Woodruff charged that, unless
the black markets are ruthlessly
suppressed, our chance OF win
ming this war is might slim"
The Michigan congressman. a
frequent critic of the administra-
ton, praised Elmer Davis, Office
of War Information head, for his
frank explanation of the early
announcement of the came
goods rationing program due in
February.
CHANCE FOR CHISELERS
Davis said that the early
announcement would give the
chiselers, the hOarders and
especially the food spectators
chance 10 operate against the
best interests OF the armed
forces and the nation at large"
said Woodruff.
There was much logic In his
statement that the ratiOning
had to be announced a month
In advance 40 that the point
system could be established and
understood by the public"
But, he continued, unless some
system is found 10 prevent the
inevitable 10 per cent of pocket
book patriots, profiteers anc
Speculators' from penalizing the
real patriotism, decency and
honesty of 80 per cent Of the
people. any system of ratIoninG
must fail.
Controversy has arisen over
the fact that there are black
markets; that food spectators
are at work in the United
States" he said.
PITILESS PUBLICITY
at would seem 10 the aver
age man that the remedy is at
hand. that II il perfectly clear
and somewhat simple. The rem
edy lies In pitiless publicity and
relentless prosecution
Care must be exercised. he
warned, 10 prevent innocent per
sons from being unfairly pub
licIzcd or prosecuted.
The prosecution should not be
aimed ne said. at the housewife
who may buy an extra pound oi
sugar or an extra can Of beans
but against the big spectators
who deal in carload lots.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11

ing prayer tomorrow at IL a. n.
in Ephphatha Mission for deaf
mutes, which meets in the chapel
of ST. Johns Church. East Vernon
highway near Woodward avenue.
The Rev. James Ellerhorst. re-
Gently ordained as a deacon 10 be
a missionary 90 the deaf mute con-
gregations in the diocese, will con-
duct the service up TO the sermon.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
WLB 10 DisaIIow
Excessive PAY Raises

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9 (INS).
The War Labor Board declared
today that it would not approve
wage increases IN violation of the
national wage sterilization policy
despite the terms OF any written
labor contract.
The board threw out a wage
agreement signed by the William
G. Kerckof Company. Los An
geles. and the Building Service
Employees Union (AFL). which
provided for wage increases above
the IS per cent cost Of living ad-
justment established by the board.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
Obituary
Thomas J. Dixon
Final Rites on Monday
for Veteran Printer

Final rites will be conducted
Monday for Thomas J. Dixon, SO.
Of 1884 Edmonton avenue. veteran
Detroit Times .proofreadcr and
Of the Detroit Typo
Union. who died Friday
following injuries received IN an
auto accident December 80. Scrv-
ices will be az 10 o'clock a. ST.
Leo's Church, Grand River avenue
and Fifteenth street. following
prayers at the home of a daughter.
Mrs. n. L. Finnigan, 1888 Monica
avenue al 9 a. m.
Burial will be in Holy Sepulcher
Cemetery, Ten Mile road west Of
Telegraph road. Members Of the
typographical union. which Dixon
Joined in 1878. will act as pail
bearers.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
t10-Lb. Wife 10 End
235-PoundeT S Keep

CHICAGO. Jan. = qNS).-Mrs.
Jeanne Dean, Il, had a divorce
today from towering 235-pound
Thomas Dean. "a.
The frail Mrs. Dean testified
her husband left IL up TO her TO
support him and was always in
bed when / returned at night from
my office" Judge Thomas J.
Lynch granted the 10 pound
plaintiffs plea.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
Missionary 10 Japan
United Lutheran Guest

Mrs. c. X Lippard, 40 years a
missionary 10 Japan. noted writer
and lecturer, will be the guest
speaker at the 10.45 morning
worship Sunday in Unity Evan
gclical Lutheran Church Twelfth
street and Atkinson avenue.
Mrs. Lippard is visiting the
congregation of the Michigan
Synod Of tho United Lutheran
Church in America during the
month Of January under the aus
pices Of the board of foreign mis-
slons Of the United Lutheran
Church.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
Schedule 7 Lectures
On Christian Science

There will be two free lectures
on Christian Science IN Detroit
next week by members of the
Christian Science Board of Lee
tureShip.
Harry &. Browne. c. s. of BoS-
ton. Mass. will he the speaker In
Second Church Of Christ, Scientist.
East Grand boulevard. near Jef-
ferson avenue. Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock and Gavin w. Allan.
G.. S. b., OF Toronto, Ont. will ad-
dress the First Church, CaSS and
Hancock avenues, at 6 p. m.
Friday.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
Deny Taking Over Town

RIFLE. Colo. Jan. 9 GNS).-
Mayor p r. Mcdonald today de-
MED union charges that vigilantes
had taken over this mining town.
which is producing vanadium for
the war program. although he ad-
mitted that he and a group of
business men had asked several
UMWA organizers to leave town.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11

side the CLARK bathroom door,
which also had been set afire. was
identified as the kind used by
Clark in his plumbing shop.
He said investigation showed
that Clark bad reported theft of
jug Of gasoline from his shop
the day before the fire.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
DETROIT EVENING TIMEs (PHONE CHERRY ss0Ol

the Woman's Auxiliary Of Christ
Church Chapel, Crosse Pointe
Farms. on Tuesday, January y.
Women of the downtown Christ
Church and of the Church Of the
Messiah have been invited TO at
tend.
Bishop Bentley. despite the fact
that several bishops have been
conSecrated since his elevation TO
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
Episcopal Women
To Hear Missionary

The RI. Rev. John Boyd Bentley,
ID. d., acting bishop of the Episco-
pal Missionary District of Alaska,
will speak at a u noon meeting of
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
Episcopal Service
Planned for Deaf

Archdeacon Leonard p. Hagger
Of the Episcopal Diocese of Mich
igan will preach, through an in
terpreter. al the service OF morn
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
SIGNED IN OCTOBER

He pointed out that the 1912
revenue bill was not signed until
October OF last year leaving tax
payers only two months IN which
10 accumulate reserves 70 meet
the new high rates applying 10
1912 income.
Under a plan introduced in bill
form by Senator Arthur Capper
(R) Of Kansas, taxpayers would
base their 1913 payments on their
1912 earnings. adjusting differ
ences in March. 1914 In case OF
real change IN the taxpayer &
status entrance into the armed
forces or acquisition of new de-
pendents-he would be permitted
10 file a return next March based
on his actual reduced earnings or
new commitments.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11

"YOur Own Horoscope, by
Frances Drake, Is one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11

the Episcopate. still retains the
of being one Of the
youngest bishops in the Episcopal
Church in point of years.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
Delay in AZ Tax
To Save Year S
Revenue Studied

WASHINGTON, Jan. Q CUP).-
Senator Walter +. George Cd of
Georgia, chairman Of the Senate
finance committee, suggested to-
day that 1912 taxes be postponed
until after the war if President
Roosevelt and Congress are un-
willing to cancel a full years col
lections TO put taxpayers on a
pay-as-you-go basis.
I've might postpone payment
OF 1912 taxes until three years
after the war, and then amOrtize
10 over n four or five-year pc
riod," George told reporters.
MIGHT BE FORGIVEN
THAT would be a simple way
OF accomplishing the desired OBJ
jective. And the whole question
of whether the taxes ought ulti-
mateIy TO be forgiven could be
considered by Congress after
the war"
Mr.. Roosevelt told his press con-
ference he favored pay-as-you-go
tax collection but was worried
about adoption of any plan which
would involve forgiving taxes al
ready owed Such a plan. he said,
would result in ultimate loss to
the treasury.
The most frequently mentioned
pay-as-you-go plan embodied IN
bills already before the House
and Senate-would cancel taxes in
1912 income. Tax payments based
on last years earnings would be-
gin as usual next March IS. but
they would be treated as current
payments on 1943 income. thus en-
abling individuals 10 pay taxes on
income during the year in which
II is earned.
THEORETICAL LOSS
George admitted that such a
plan would mean a theoretical"
loss OF one years taxes, because
taxpayers no longer would die ow-
ing the government a years taxes.
But l don't anticipate a ter
rife loss To the treasury" he
said "The loss at death would
he partially offset by high in
heritance taxes and by the fact
that we'd begin collecting taxes
year earlier from new tax
payers"
Although he said he was not yet
ready 10 accept a plan involving
the forgiveness of a full years
taxes. George said that il was
essential 10 institute a pay-aS-you-
60 basis unless the treasury is 10
suffer heavy losses through de-
faults.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
CT CInC-Gratiot at Grandy


EAST SIDE0sra''G, of.n =. at ,S6 Sr'nS' nd Brian
Donlevy. WAKE ISLAND" VIM. Powell
in "kENNEL MURDER CASE" Pluto .
News Owl Show Starts $50, Features.
EASTWOOD cNE"'-Gr"t'c' 9!us; near ro01 s,MIls :,
Plus "rLY BY NIGaT, CHI fooi'
SERIAL Epi 8. Tales of Nyoka.' Cartoon.
I ECU0-9o0O Oakland To. s-i7sC
CIllU Open 30 William Tracy in
"HAIFOOT.'' Richard Carlson In "FLy
BN NIGHT" VIM. Boyd, PRAIRIE PALS.
Midnight SHOW. Features After 80.
-FefnRSr=toa1 Mest- 1efiersnn In -Lcorse
gram. spirit or STANFORD" SIC
RET AGENT or JAPAN" "PARACHUTE
NURSE" Midnight show After $50 Pm.
ES0JIRE-lsSlI 4. jefferson Tt. 2-27so
L1VoinL Ics6sr, oGsn i2'S. Jean Parker n ii, in
Hall. INVISIBLE AGENT" 3:lO-7 tO-l0 40.
ElMU y-Csdillac square, Monroe Avenue
hiiiLl Ginger Rogers. Ray Milland
IN THE MAJOR AND THE MINOR. "
Plus Bud Abbott and Lou Costello IN
PARDON MY SARONG."
EARNIIM-s05O Jos. Campau TR. 2-45IS 4
IhhNoni Open ~ 80. Virginia weider in
BORN TO SING" John Carroll. Ruth
Hussey in PIERRE OF THE PLAINS. .
FENKEII-renkeIl-Dester IN. 2-oios r
Ll'nLLh open S;i5 Dead End KIDS
IA MA " bhOOhLtN y bhiDtIs Ana
~ MARRIED AN ANGEL" with.
jeanette Macdonald and Nelson EDDY
WAR BONDS ISSUED WHILE YOU WAIT.
FERNDAI IF-woodward Nr. e-MiIe Rd. +
H"'DnhL Cont. from l. Ann Rutherford,
Glenn Miller & Orchestra, "ORCHESTRA \
WIVES" Nancy Kelly. "fLN BY NIGHT
FIkF ARTS-woodward at Watson
Ih'L hhlO open All Night Michael
IIFE." Plas Chester Morris, ''C0RsAIR'
ElSHER-Ip the Fisher Bldg. s.
iloiiLh Open Noon. Last show IL :OO.
soma Hsoie. John Payne. sammy Kaye and
land in ARE III sBANDs NECESSARY
FlAMlNGO opsH a. a, '-N' ias p ~ n S'go So
show q;30 p NJ virginia Weidler
in BORN TO sing" Plus Weaver
Bros Elviry MOT NTAIN RHl rHM -
F0RDS0N-ioi's Dix at Vernon Hlse~s,
Charlie CHAPLIN in GREAT DIoTAToR." {"
Plus mi RDER IN IHE RIG not ~. "
F0REST-wood~srd at Forest
iVhLOi Open $50. All Seats lie
LAW AND ORDER" Aii.star Cast.
"SOI III OF PAGO PAGO," All-star.
J E0Y THE PLACE TO co.
Their Newest 1s Nut,iest Il I' MIrtsagaEs h;iI a
WHO DONE ITg'' Plus Brian Donlevy
and Diana Barrymore in "NIGHTMARE. -
EpANEI M-127l9 Gratiot. near Houston
/ Ihnl'hLlN Adults 22c. Child lie Incl.
Tax Dorothy Lamour. "BLI r. HORIZON. -
And sid Blackmsr in GALLANT LADY,
/ cipnIN-woodwsrd AT seIden
unhDLN open ~ 80. All Seats lie
i Youth on PARADE" John Hubbard.
Martha O DriscNu LIVING GHOST -
with James Dunn and Joan Woodbury..
III 0pE-Gd River at Truubun TE I-fSss
uhVDb Warren William as the Lone
Wolf In COUNTER ESPIONAGE" Plus
VIM. Tracy, James Gleason. "HAY FOOT. -
/ CpANADl-West Warren nj Junction
uhdl'hDh Midnight show virginia Weld
Ter BORN To SING Plus Preston Foster
IN MIGHT IN NtW ORLEANS"
i CpANn--1S55I Woodward, d Grand
uilni'D Open Noon. Action. "Nt RDER
IN THE RIG HOUSE" Also Geo Murphy
l"MANOR OF 9TH ST" Dishes N Ladies
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
at Virginia Park

VIRGINIA -IiamiIton at Virginia Park
"' llc-22c. George Murphy
y; shirley, MAYOR or 44TH sTREET'H
ius irene Manning "THE SPY SHIP"
VOCIlE-Harper at Harvard Park Free I
'V"oh Open 1918 Last SHOW at TO-
Ray Mtlland. Ginger Rogers MAJOR AND
inf MiNOR.' Plus Abbott a. Costello Ia
PAkDON SiN SARONG." News Cartoon
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11

ROSFVII F-ttcs At GratIot Avenue
u0SS''bLb Cartoon Preston Foster
Patricia Morrison. - NIGHT ~ NFw
ORLItNS." Plus Virginia Weidler RsV
Mcdonald IN BORN TO sing"
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11

pnVAI-7-Miie and Meyers IN. 3-45s5x
hUihL Take seyen-Mile Rd West, or
Meyers Rd. Buses Direct 10 Our Doors
The Royal Is Easily Reached by DsR
transportation Routes by Transfers From
All Northwest Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11

Y0IlR-fofe-t "a Mt. Eiiisit jPf Isss =
'Nc" Open AZ iia Cary grssf Jekn
- hur Ronald coluan "fur TsfH 10
~ tOMN." SMITH 90 HfssF<OFA.~
Nth Bruce smith sod hfii1s y81gs. =
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11

MERCURY oesn ~ 90 ',s Last snow f1siDoI ia ~
might ~ NEM ORLEANS" with
Preston Foster and Patricia Morrison Plus
Ginger Rogers Raw Miland. Robt Renchiey
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11
NAREIEI n-HastIng. at rarn,rnrth

Wyoming -Fcnksii no. 7iII n
"SS'V"" Cont. from lis p 81 PARK
zee ABBOTT Costello IN "PARDON MY
shhoNn.- Plus Don Ameche Joan Bennettl
IN hitL IkOtBIf." BOnds-No Waiting
Owl show Features after ~ u ~
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-11

MEpCIlpV- save Gas and Tires by Reach
hLhNUhi INK the Mercury by Bus on
itMile Road. schaefer. Meyers, Wyom.
ing, Greenfield. Livernois itth Curtis
Lawton. Puritan. Fenkell. Direct OF Transfer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Where to Dine

EAT AT SHORES
1900 West Warren, near Schasfer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09

BROTHER HENRY Advisor and Astrolo-
ger. Daily Appointments. $3.50 Epworth.
Tyler +-23i9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09

Baby Chicks
2 600 WEEK-oLD heavy breed white leg
horns; pedigreed Gasson strain, straight
run. VIII mature around s 20 lbs,
against As lbs for American breeds. 100,
S2l 50 so. 1850. Is. S625. Day-old
chicks, bloOd-tFsted White, Barred and Bun
Rocks and White Wyandottes-l00. siq so
So $40 so: IS. $3.50 Cash with order.
Live delivery guaranteed. We prepay ship
ping cost. WeitI Poultry Farm, 44s
Capistrsno, West Toledo u. Ohio. Phone
XII 1896. ---t--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers
Pets and Poultry Supplies
Baby Chicks

SMALL 20 s-week old pigs. williams
210S0 WICK road. WAYNE 72O3-F-3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Rabbit,

Rabbits
T-MO FLEMISH Bucks 80 New Zealand
White, 40 young mixed rabbits. 81 breed
ing does does with litter Dutch and
White Bucks S. each 65e selden (rear).
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Secti0ut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
Stoves and Heaters

GAS RANGES-Crated. marred; all makes
bargain. Superior. 1929 Grand River.
WHITE TABLE TOP gas stove, $45. Mad
ison 1920. 1852 Panister.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09

EXPERT advice on your personal problems
for appointment call Elizabeth Fem
Columbia 0iOO. Room 1iO6; 10 10 2:3C
daily. Sunday 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-09
War Work Wanted
Plants Equipped 10
Accept SHb.COntracts

BOXES, crates. shipping containers. tEsti-
| mates) Locke Lumber Company, 1901
East Mile PIngree 1850.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11
Kapitan Ricken-
backer bo govoril
pred zbornico
.Lody Hurnl, demokrat. il
/. Cuyahoga okraja, je izja-
vii, da povzroSajo njegovi
govori mrznjo in razkol.

COLUMBUS, 10. marca. =
Obe zbornici, poslanska in Sc
natna, sta danes odglasovai, da
bosta naprosili znanega kapita-
ma Eddy Rickenbackerja, da hi
incl nagovor ma ohijsko zako-
nodajo.
Zbornica poslancev je odgla-
sovala ze vceraj, in sicer pod
profession manjsine demokra-
TOW, XII so izjavili, da je Ricken-
hacker neprijatelj delavstva.
Ia je bilo oddanih 113 gla-
SOW, proti pa 5.
Lody Huml, demokrat il
Cuyahoga okraja, je izjavil, da
ustvarjajo Rickenbackerji pro-
tidelavski govori mrznjo in ne
edinast, nakar je dejal, da &c sc
ga ze ma vsak nacin povabi, maj
sc povabi Sc A. F. Whitneyja,
predsednika bratovscine zelez-
nicarjev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11
Varujte Sc influence.
XII zopet ogroza
clOveStvO
Bolezen Sc grozi razpasti ka-
kor leta 1918, ko je objela
yes svet. - Bolniku je
predvsem potreben mir in
pocitek.

NEW YORK, 10. marca. -
Tukaj Sc naznanja, da je zelo
mono, da bo izbruhnila leta
1943 epidemija influence, slicne
oni il leta 1918, XII je objela YES
svet. ..- ..u
Letos bo ia bolezen nevar-
nejsa, ker vlada kolikor toliko
pomanjkanje zdravnikov. Zdrav-
stvene oblasti priporoeajo vsem
veliko skrb in paznjo, zlasti v
velikih tovarnah, kjer Sc izde-
luje vojno produkcijo in kjer je
vedno skupaj ogromno stevilo
ljudi. Poleg tega delajo ii lju.
die dodge ure in z najvecjo ma
glico, tako da je odporna sila
njihovega telesa toliko manjsa
Prav tako morajo biti ljudje
pazljivi in previdni ma natrpa-
nih vlakih in avtobusih. Pred.
vsem pa je potreben popoler
pocitek, cim kdo opazi, da Sc ga
ije lotila ia zavratna bolezen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11
MA PREDVECER BITKE
v AFRIKI

Zavezniski glavni stan v Sc
verni Afriki, 10. marca. - Cete
generala Mongomeryja so pri-
cele tipati po pozicijah marsala
Rommela, cigar cete so ujete
-kakor podgana " pasti, zato je
vsak hip pricakovati odlocilne
bitke "a Tunisijo.
Kako briljanten strateg je an
gleski general Montgomery, je
razvidno IL dejstva, da je bas
pred tem,. ko je, prieel Rommel
napadati, izjavil svojim, voja.
kom: "Rommel bo zdaj najpre.
sam sebe pohabil, nato bono
pa udarili mi po MEM ter do
koncali to, ,kar bo Sc ostalo."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11
zupall Lausche
.'je Sci delat
Y fOndrO''
Novo otvorjeno livarno 50
obiskali vceraj zupan Lau-
sche in razni 6astniki, XII
so takoj prijeli "a delo.

Zdaj pa res vidimo, da nj no
bene pomoci vec in da bono
morali vsi v "sapo." Do tega
uverjenja smo prisli danes zju-
traj, ko smo videli v "Plain
Dealerju" sliko, kako mas zupan
Frank J. Lausche viva aluminij
v National Aluminium Cylinder
Head and Co., livarni ma 1920
E. SO St., katera naprava pri-
pada National Bronze and Al
minimum Foundry Co.
Ta livarna je nova in je bila
veeraj odprta. Livarno so obi,
skali zupan Lausche in vec anne
riskih castnikov ter drugih re-
prezentantov oblasti, XII so 81
nadeli v tovarni potrebno var.
nostno opremo, nakar so krep-
ko zagrabili ter priceli vlivati
aluminij.
Zdaj, ko je Sci zupan Lausche
v "fondro," vidimo, da ne bo
nobenega izhoda vec in da bono
morali poprijeti tudi vsi ostali
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11
KakSni castniki
poveljujejo franco
skim bojnim ladjam
Francoski mornarji pravijo,
da vecina castnikov SIM
patizira z Vichyjem in So
vrazi zaveznike.

HALIFAX, N. S., 10. marca.
- Tukaj sem je prispelo mno-
go francoskih vojnih mornarjev,
XII so zbezali v Zedinjenih drza-
vah S svojih bojnih ladij, kate
re so nedavno priplule v Ameri-
ko, kjer jih bodo popravili.
Mornarji so izjavili, da so po-
begnili, ker Sc hocejo boriti oh
!strani svobodne Francije, ka-
teri naceljuje general Gaulle. O.
menjeni mornarji namrec pra-
WHO, da nimajo nobenega Eau
panja dobro vero svojih cast
nikov ma omenjenih ladjah, ka-
terih vecina Sc vedno simpati-
zira Vichyjem in sovrazijo "a
veznike.
Ko so mornarji ma bojni lad.ii
Richelieu izvedeli, da so zavez-
niki vdrli v Severno Afriko, so
mislili, da je de Gaulle Ameri-
kanci, toda so sc bridko zmoti.
Ii.
."Ko smo izvedeli novice O in
vaziji, mas je kapitan Marcel
Duramond poklical ma krov
kjer nam je rekel, da je Chur.
chill opica, Roosevelt klovn in
da je edino Petain mas pogla.
var. Nato je zahteval cd mas
da bi z orozjem v rokah nasto,
pill proti~ Amerikancem, axe
slednji pridejo.
Ko smo potem izvedeli, da sc
Nemci okupirali tudi ostanel
Francije, smo priceli prepevat
marseljezo in amerisko himnc
ter zahtevali cd kapitana, da
mas popelje v boj proti Mem.
Gem. Kapitan pa je ukazal raz
biti naso skupscino ter mas no.
tel aretirati, toda uprli smo Sc
mu z orozjem v roki. Nasled,
NIGGA dne so trideset mornar.
jew odvedli V koncentraciiski
tabor"
In tt oficirji so poveljeval
francoskim ladjam, ko so sled.
ME dospele v New York, so iz-
javili mornarji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-11
RU5kE (ETE SO zAU5TAvILE
pR0TINApADE Ma HARk0V
Nemci napadajo $ pet in dyajsetimi svezimi
divizijami, XII so prispele il ."
zapadne Europe.
RUSI SO Sc 80 MILL Cd SMOLJENSKA IN IL Mill
49,. -2~.. =, Cd VJAZME

Sovjetski komunike Mama.
MIA, da je bila pred SO urami u
stavljena nemska kontra-ofen,
ziva proti Harkovu in da so Ru-
81 odbili slime nemske protina.
pade JUNO in juznozapadno cd
Harkova. L. ruskega komunike.
ia pa nj razvidno, da So nemski
protinapadi kaj popustili ma svo.
il srditosti in sill.
V to ofenzivo so vrgli Nemci
pet in dvajset svezih divizij, Xxi
so prispele iz Francije in il O.
stalih pokrajin zapadne Europe
(Ali nj znacilno, da morejo
Nemci posiljati svoje divizije il
zapadne Evrope v Rusijo? Ali
Sc ne bo nikoli uresnicila zavez-
niska invazija Evrope?)
v svoji ofenzivi ma centralni
'front.' so Rusi vceraj osvobodili
kraj Bell kakor tudi mnogo
drugih krajev, XII leze 80 mill
cd Smoljenska, proti kateremu
Sc vail zdaj ruska ofenziva. Me
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zUPAN JE Bill
"PREKRATEK"

TOLEDO, 10. marca. - John
w. Lyons, zupan kraja Perrys-
burga v Wood okraju, je podal
ostavko, XII postane polnomoc-
ma dne 1. aprila.
Po njegovi resignaciji je John
T. Ferguson, drzavni avditor,
naznanil, da je pregled denar-
mega stanja dokazal, da mani
ka v zupanovi blagajni $6, 100.
Primanjkljaj je v denarju, XII je
bill nabran cd denarnih kazni
ali glob.
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sto Vjazmo napadajo ruske ko.
lone cd severa in juga. j.
Move vrzeli v nemSkih vrstah
Rusi so zasekali tudi move vr.
zeli v nacijske pozicije pod II.
menskim jezerom ma 'front.' Sc.
vernozapadno cd Moskve, kjer
so osvobodili vec krajev Is mill
cd Staraje Ruse.
Ruske cete so Sc priborile II
mill do Vjazme.
Standley pri Molotovu
=, MOSKVA, 10. marca. - Ad.
miral standley, ameriski posla.
mix v Moskvi, je danes konferi-
raj v Kremlju S sovjetskim zu.
nanjim komisarjem Molotovom
Kaj sta drzavnika govorila
nj znano. Moskovski radio ie ta-
koj nato, ko je Standley izjavil
casnikarjem, da rusko ljudstvc
nj poueeno o kolicinah ameriske
pomoei Rusiji, sporocil natan.
cen seznam ameriskih dobay
Rusiji.
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Ma dopustu

Afc. Sue S. Pakis,. hci druzi-
ne Mr.. in Mrs. Anton spendal,
976 E. " st, Sc nahaja donna
ma 10-dnevnem .dopustu. Pred
kratkim Sc je podala1 v zensko
Earmadno organikacijo ter Sc ma
[haia v Third WAAC Training
Center, Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
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Vile rojenice

Vile rojenice so Sc dne 4.
marca zglasile pri druzini Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Justin, 305 e.
1856 ST., in pustile v spomin "a
10 hcerko. Matt, .katere deklisko
ime je lbilo Josephine Vidmar
ter je hci Vidmarjeve dIuzine 8
Carl Ave-, in dete, sc nahajata
" Women's bolnisnici. S TEN je
Mrs. Anna Justin Opalk prvie
postala stara mama, Mrs. Mary
vidmar pa zestic. Nase cestit'
Ike!
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JAPONEC PODARIL KRI

Mt. Vernon, 10. marca. - E.
den izmed prvih, XII Sc je poja-
vii 7tukaj z izjavo, da je pri-
pravijen darovati pint krvi "a
ameriske ranjene vojake, je bill
Ichiro Kasagowa, v Ameriki ro-
jen Japonec in dijak ma tukajs-
MEM kolegiju.
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SMRT POD TRAKTOR-
,JEM rr*1"".'

ASHTABULA, 10. marca. -
Eugene Vantassel, 35 let start
delavec, je pri nekem tukajs-
MEM konstrukcijskem delu pa
del pod traktor, XII ga je ma
mestu strl. f.'.'...~