davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28
Partizanske armade so 0sv0bodile liza
%. marca 5000 stirjaskih mill ozemlja
Ozeme, XII lei osreu Jugoslave in XII razeza do
Jadranskega morja, je ogromne strateske vaznosti
"a bodoco invazijo zaveznkov.

MOSKVA, 26. aprila. 49, Od-
kar je pricela jugoslovanska O.
svobodilna armada dne %. mar.
ca svojo kontraofenzivo, je O.
svobodila 5000 stirjaskih milf
ozemlja, kakor naznanja radio
Svobodna Jugoslavija. Med vec-
jimi mesti in kraji, XII jih je "a
vzela, so tudi naslednji: Neve-
sine, Gask, Foca, Cajnica, Lju-
bin, savnik in Bilec, vsi Her.
cegovini. .#
{ Ozemlje je velike vaznosti
Vse to je ogromne strateske
vaznosti, ker lezi to ozemlje
med Bosno, Crno goro, Sandza-
kom in Srbijo, v osrcju Jugo-
slavic, spajajoce Sc Jadran-
Skin IlOFJc1u.
Po okupaciji cajnice, v Sc
vernovzhodnem kotu Hercego-
vine, gonijo sedaj partizani po-
razeno italijansko divizijo Tau.
rinence' v smeri proti Plevlju
Y severnovzhodni Crni gori. -
Partizani so zavzeli tudi kra.
Metalka, XII lezi oh cesti meo
Cajnico in Plevljenl.
Prehed Drine
Boji v tenn odseku so Sc pri'
cell zgodaj v aprilu, ko so $
partizani izsilili prehod prekt
t58 : s83gfif i a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28

reke Drine, XII tece il crnogor-
skega hribovja v Herzegovina.
Dne 9. aprila so partizani
koncali okupacijo vaznega
kraja Foce. Italijanske divizije
" tenn okraju so bile sistema-
ticno sesekane in tn sc je tiso-
&c srbskih, crnogorskih in hr-
vatskih rednih vojakov pridru-
zilo partizanom.
Dale poti zapadu je osvobo-
dina armada prav tako aktiv-
ma. !.
Osvoboditev nadaljnih krajev
v liskem okraju, XII lezi Sc
dale proti zapadu, je osvobo-
dina armada zavzela Otocac,
Slunj in BRINE ter zajela mad
million nabojev, diva vagona iz-
strelkov "a topove ter priblizno
1000 gallon gasolina.
V tenn odseku je osvobodil-
ma armada operirala pomoc-
jo enc tankovske kolone ter je
tekom operacij izgubila tri tan
Ike.
V Stolacu, v juzni Hercego-
vini, SO partizani vdrli v ia kraj
XII je bill v rokah sovraznika
pobili posadko ter Sc umaknili
sele, ko. je sovraznnik dobil ola
lcenja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28
POZNO PRIZNANJE
TODA VENDAR
IS. PRIZNANJE!

JugoslOvanski infOrma-
cijski center, XII je ustano-
va jugoslovanske Wade y
Londonu, poroca v svojem
buletinu:
"Glasom zanesljivih po-
datkov skusa Italia pokli-
cati domov vecino, in NOR
da cello vseh svojih 80 di-
vizij, XII Sc zdaj nahajajo "
bojih proti jugoslovanskim
par t Z an o m :"
Jugoslovanska vladna u
stanoVa je torej koncno
vendarle priznala, da Sc te
divizije ne bore proti Mi
hajlovicevim cetnikom, XII
MISC aktivni, temvec prOti
partizanom. Partizanski ar
madi, Xxi je liza %. marca
osvobodila mad 5000 STIR
jaskih mill jugoslovanske-
ga ozemlia, be treba konc-
no vendarle priznati meme
uspehe, katerih mi danes
vec pripisovati "glamor
boy"-u Mihajlovich, kakor
Sc je to prakticiralo dodge
mesece partizanskih bojev.
Ceprav je to priznanje e.
ticna in casnikarska dOIz-
most, smo ustanovi vendar
hvalezni zanije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28
BAY CITY, Mich, q. aprila.

BAY CITY, Mich, q. aprila.
Neki MOI, XII je nenadoma
ponorel, Sc je zabarikadiral da-
mes zjutraj v svojem domu,
kjer je ubil svojo 10-letno hcer-
ko, nato pa nevarno ranil Be
druga diva otroka in samega Sc
be. Poleg teh je obstrelil tudi
cetrto hcerko.
Ker SO bill vsi poizkusi polici-
je, da bi ga pomirila, zaman, SO
virgil policistiEv hiso bombe, ki
.povzrocajo sole. MOI, XII Sc pi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28
ITALIA IN NEM(IJA POD :
! Ek5pL0zIJ0 LETAL5kIH BOMB
Ma mesto Duisburg SO virgil Anglezi te-
kom As minut /, 1850 ton bomb -po
.# 30 ton ma minute
TUDI Po lTALIJI JE GRozNo TREsKALo

. LONDON, 27, aprila. - A
meriski bombniki so vceraj
bombardirali Grosseto letalisce,
XII je oddaljeno komaj 80 mill
cd Rima, ter letalisce v Bariju,
oh juzni jadranski obali, kamor
so virgil mad 25O,OOO funtov eks-
ploziv.
Ma drugem koncu bojne from
te pa SO tezki angleski bombni-
XII bombardirali nemsko mesto
Duisburg, ma katero so virgil
1850 ton bomb, XII so izpreme-
nile mesto v ogromno ognjeno
morje.
Po 80 ton ma minute
Bombniki so Sc nahajali mad
mestom 45 minut, tekom kate
rega casa so virgil ma mesto po
30 ton bomb ma minute. Dim
pozarov Sc je vail deset tisoc
eevljev visoko pod oblaki.
Angleski letalci pa so bill "a
posleni tudi drugod ter so po-
greznili vec ladij osisca.
Poleg letalisc v Bariju in pri
Rimu, so ameriski bombniki
bombardirali tudi italijanska
industrijska mesta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28
$4,000 premogarjev ne dels
AGNES PERKO

Vceraj zjutraj oh g.. uri je
preminila v St. Vincent Charity
bolnisnici Agnes PerAo,S rojeria
Jaksic. Pokojnica je docakala
73. leto starosti, ter je mad 40
let zivela V svoji hisi ma 3529 E.
81 St. ze nekaj let je bolehala
ga sladkorno boleznijo, zadnji
cetrtek pa jo je zadela kap, ma
kar je bila odpeljana v bolnisni-
co, kjer je po petih dneh pod
legla.
Blagopokojnica je bila donna
IL Budgejevasi, fara zuzemberk,
p. d. Kocevarjeva, kjer je bilo
rojenih pet sestra. V Ameriko
je dospela pred 81. lett. z Do
minikom Perko sta Sc porocila
v Jolietu, ILL.,, nakar sta Sc "a
stalno naselila v Clevelandu. So
prog pokojnice je umrl pred IS.
lett. Bila je clanica drustva Ma
rije Magdalene st. 1852 KSKJ,
Oltarskega drustva in Samo-
stoj. drustva Slava.
Tu zapusea stiri sinove in tri
hcere: Mrs. Mary strekal, XII vo-
di trgovino z grocerijo in me-
som, Franka in Alojzija, XII Sc
nahajata pri vojakih, zdravnika
Anthony j., Mrs. Josephine
Barley, zobozdravnika Adolfa,
in Mrs. Jennie Grahek, sestro
Elizabeth Komin, XII je Sc edna
ziya sestra ter zivi v Clevelan-
du, kamor je prisla pred So. le-
tt, % vnukov in enega pravnu-
ka.
Pogreb sc bo vrsil IL hise Ia
losti v soboto zjutraj oh 10. u
ri v cerkev sv. Lovrenca ter v
druzinsko grobnico ma Calvary
pokopalisce, kjer je njen pokoj-
nj soprog delal 80 let kovaska
della. Pogreb oskrbuje A. Grdi-
ma in sinovi pogrebni zavod.
JOHANNA JARTZ
Vceraj zjutraj je preminila
ma svojem domu Johanna Jartz
stare 81 let. Stanovala je ma
1910 Arcade Ave. Pogreb Sc
DO vrsil il August F. Svetek po.
grebnega zavoda, 478 E. 152 st
'Podrobnosti bono por0cali ju
tri.
PAUL RUSNOV
Vceraj popoldne je umrl Pau
Rusnov, star 76 let, stanujoc ns
J 1906 Cherokee Ave. Donna i
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28
NGUBIL IN NASEL
ELIZABETH, N. J.. 27. an

ELIZABETH, N. j., II. april
la. - John Kurinzi, star 60 let,
je sci v neko kinogledisce, ko
pa je vstal in Sc pripravil, da
zopet odide po predstavi il gle
disca, je opazil, da mu je zmanj
kalo $500, kateri denar je incl
v svojem zepu. Policija je IL
kazala vsem posetnikom gledi-
Sea, maj ostanejo ma svojih Sc
dezih, in ze v nekaj trenutkih
jes incl moz zopet svoj denar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28
MOVE ROB VI

bill il sela zumberak ma Hrvat-
skem, odkoder je prisel Ame-
riko pred, IS. lett. Tukaj zapu-
Sea zalu1ocega ssa paula. zad-
njih 80 let je bill zaposlen pri
N. Y. c. zeleznici. Bill je clan
drustva sv. Nikola st. 21 H. B.
z. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v petek
zjutraj oh 9. uri il pogrebnega
zavoda August F. Svetek, 478
E. 152 St., v cerkev sv. Niko-
la ma E. Sc St. in Superior Ave-,
ter ma Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28
SVEDSKA NAJ PRENEHA "A
DAJATI KONCESIJE
NEMCIJI

LOS ANGELES, 27. aprila.
-Amerikanci svedskega porek-
la V juzni Kaliforniji so danes
apelirali ma svedsko vlado, maj
slednja preklice' pravico prevo-
"a nemskega vojastva in men,
skega materiala preko Svedske
v Norvesko.
To je prvi tozadevni protest
ameriSkih Svedov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28
PATRIOTICEN VETERAN

DELAWARE, 27. aprila. 49,
Leonard Brown, 1O4 leta start
veteran iz civilne vojne, je da-
mes investiral $4,000 drugo a.
merisko vojno posojilo. Brown,
XII je bill v civilni vojni ranjen,
je dejal:
"Sicer sem prestar, da bi "a
del pusko ma ramo, vendar pa
Sc lahko kupim par pusk "a ma
Sc mladce, XII Sc danes "a mas
bore" "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28
PATONOH ZET-VOJNI
UJETNIK +

HAMILTON, Mass, II. april
la. Podpolkovnik John K.
Waters, zet generala George S.
Pattona, Sc nahaja v nemskem
vojnem ujetnistvu, kakor je do
znala njegova zena. Ujet je bill
Y Tunisiji, kjer,je poveljeval ne
ki oklopni diviziji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28
MIR MA PACIFIKU

S pacificnega bojisca nj da-
mes nobenih vaznejsih porocil,
IL cesar sledi, da vlada tam
razmerova mir, katerega pre-
kinjajo samo sporadicne akci-
je posameznih letalcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28

Oslsce v Tunlsiji pOtisnjenO v
V Tunisiji pritiskajo zavez-
niske armade cd treh strani
ma Nemce in Italijane, XII so po-
tiskani v vedno tesnejsi kot.
Vrhovno poveljstvo naznanja,
da je morda Re tekom 48 ur pri-
cakovati odlocilne bitke.
Rusi zavzei Navgorod
- LONDON, sreda, %. aprila.
- Moskva poroca o vzplamte-
nju novih bojev JUNO cd Lie
ningrada. Porocilo je prislo
kmalu po naznanilu nemskega
radia, da so Rusi zavzeli vazno
nemsko bazo Navgorod.
Ruski polnocni komunike ma
znanja, da so ruski topniearji
ma 'front.' pri Volhovu, to je sre-
di med Ljeningradom in Novgo-
rodom, razbili sest nemskih to-
pov in diva moznarja ter porusi-
Ii deset utrdb.
Neka ruska bojna ladja je
pogreznila oh krimski obali ne
ko nemsko Transporting ladjo,
natrpano z nemskim vojastvom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28
INDUSTRIJI pREk0CA GR0zI
5TAvkA PREM0GARJEv
John L. Lewis, predsednik United Mine
Workers organizacije, je baje odredil
stavko "a petek OpOlnoci
PREMOGARJI NOCEJO RAZPRAVLJATI Z VOJNIM
DELAVSKIM ODBOROM

WASHINGTON, 27. aprila.
George w. Taylor, podpredsed-
mix Vojnega delavskega odbora,
je izjavil, da mu je bilo sporo-
ceno, da je John L. Lewis, pred
sednik United Mine Workers or
ganizacije, odredil "a petek O.
polnoci splosno stavko 100000
premogarjev.
Lewisova izjava
"Kakor stvari sedaj stoje," je
izjavil Lewis, "ne DO do 80. a.
prila nobenega kontrakta, &c pa
ne bo kontrakta, tudi premo-
garji ne bodo stopili ma kompa-
nijsko ozemlje.'
$4,000 premogarjev ne della
Medtem pa Sc razsirjajo spo-
radicni in neavtorizirani delav-
ski zastoji. Vceraj je prenehalo
delo v vec kot petdesetih rovih,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28

P0dprimO b0rbo Amerike "a demo-
kracijo in svobOdo sveta z nakupom
vOjnih bondov in vojno- -varcevaInih
znamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28
PAUL RUSNOV

Vceraj popoldne je umrl Paul
Rusnov, star 76 let, stanujoc ma
1896 Cherokee Ave. Donna lie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-28

Boji v tenn odseku so Sc pri-
cell zgodaj v aprilu, ko SO si
partizani izsilili prehod preko|
Evening star., 1943-10-13
Ickes Restores Coal
Mines 10 Owners,
Urqes New Contract
BY the Associated Press.

| BY the Associated Press.
Secretary of the Interior Ickes
restored the Nations coal mines, to
the owners today. move which
seemed to be a vote of trust that
the operators and the union now
can work out contract that will
set up conditions for increased pro-
duction.
Mr.. Ickes, Government operator
Of the pits since President Roose-
welt stepped into the labor dispute
and ordered the seizure May l, an
nounced last night that he was
ending the arrangement.
In this final action Mr.. Ickes
liquidated the Coal Mines Admins
tration and returned 1,7OO mines to
the private operators. He had re-
linquished operation Of the other
1900 over recent weeks, satisfied
that production had been stabil-
lied.
Ickes Urges Contract.
The Secretary emphasized that
he believed a much-needed boost
in coal output could be accom-
plished best by the achievement of
a contract with the United Mine
Workers.
UNIV President John L. Lewis,
who declined comment on Mr.. Ickes'
action, had promised that the min
ers would disregard their traditional
no contract, no work" attitude and
dig coal for the Government until
October 81.
The next step toward assured coal
production for the impending winter
| appeared thus to be up to the War
Labor Board.
A sample contract for the btu
mlnous coal miners. reached by the
union and the Illinois operators,
now is before the WLB for it's ap-
proval, along with complete con-
tract for the anthracite workers.
WLB approval of the Illinois pact
might serve as a guide for action
on contract applying to the entire
soft coal INDUSTRY.
Situation Growing Worse,
The union still must convince the
board, however, that its demanded
pay for underground travel time
portal-to-portal-is not a device for
obtaining a general wage increase
violating the 'hold-the- line" policy
against imitation. A previous I'LL
nois contract was rejected for that
reason.
Mr.. Ickes. though he has praised
the miners for record production of
coal and although he said yesterday
the mines had returned "as nearly
as possible to normal productive
efficiency" has repeatedly warned
that the Nation is failing to produce
enough for its all-time record re-
quirements.
He said two weeks ago that the
coal situation was growing worse
and would continue in that direc-
ton until the operators and miners
had a contract. Miners, he added
do not work at their maximum eff
cheney when there is uncertainty
over wages and working conditions.
Evening star., 1943-10-13
Benning Citizens Indorse
McCarran Home Rule Bill

Support Of legislation introduced
by Chairman McCarran of the SEN
ate District Committee providing
home rule for residents TO the Dis
trlct was voiced last night by the
Bennlng Citizens Association.
The association also urged re-
routing of bus service from Seven
teenth street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue Sc. to provide better service
in the Benning area.
Howard Wait was reelected presi-
dent Of the association. Others
elected included: Vice president,
Douglas jenkins; second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Beulah Carver; secretary.
Mrs. jamie R. Mason; treasurer,
George Spitzler; delegates of the
| association, Mr.. Wait and Mr..
Jenkins.
Guest speaker was William J.
Stearns, Community War Fund rep
resentative, who called on citizens
to do their utmost to aid the cam
paign.
The association voted to seek ac-
ton to obtain a walk traffic light at
the slX-Wav intersection at Benning
road and Minnesota avenue.
The meeting was held in the new
Bennlng Elementary School.
Evening star., 1943-10-13

tember /, the opening of the oyster
season, provides for payment Of so
cents per nine-pint gallon to shuck-
ers employed by o. E. Wentworth &
Co., Woodfleld Fish & Oyster Co.,
MCGEE g. Drum Co., Inc; the Nc
Nancy Oyster Co. and Charles New
bury & Co.
In addition, office workers and
semiskilled key men. were granted
10-cent increases. The rate
for unskilled workers was raised
from 40 to As cents an hour to so to
SIS cents an hour.
Evening star., 1943-10-13
WlB Gives Wage Boost
To Oyster Workers

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-The
Regional War Labor Board an
nounced yesterday it had approved
a 10-cent-per-gallon wage increase
for approximately $50 oyster shuck-
ers employed by the five firms which
are members of the Baltimore Oyster
Packers Association.
The increase, retroactive to Sen
Evening star., 1943-10-13
Danish Shipyurds Slump

Shlpyards in Denmark are op-
Grating far short Of capacity be-
cause of scarcity of fuel and raw
materials.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-24
Carolina
BaHaH-Hepas
iii,. III BI-Tii.D.iTID
III Nni.S(iyIHD.

only ,uC specie, "i hUuwIuGhIrd
'Ccsu. rCGuia! ~ cast 90 the E.a-I.-
Ip.r. ana ;h!s Is familiar f. every
80, Us lie iI"" bird that hu.Cl& over
i.1cl> in the summertime with l..
wings moving iHpVIn. 50 swiftly ihIt
u,y arc almost invisible In size IT
O.. ..tw ~ little over three - not
rih" four inches III lCnGlh. ,nC iC-
male being the larger. In colon II is
inning metallic green above and
white beneath. the male having Il
iubyICd throat. which in certain
lght, 2ppcars black. the metallic
color being caused by the structure
of The feathers and not by pigment
alone.
Arriving about the middle Of April
Hu.t iummCrS appear - leave u.
Ib"li, the end of August. The later
individuals being apparently tran
Int, lrum farther North.
The nest Is Il dainty little cur
shaped affair. covered or The out
SIDE with liChcns. and Saddlcd on Il
!r.iaoutal limb of some tree. often at
Z fair height from the ground. Al
mos; any tree may be chosen. but
i'm Ca.C Il j. built on Il pine. il is az
ways. 50 far as my experience goes.
pn = dead limb. while if on de-
riduuus tree i, is always on Il live
one. ne eggs are two in number.
white ard unspoticd: II is generally
supposed that in such cases the tw"
rgrs alW2"S hatch out pair ri birds.
not two uf one sex. Whether this is
true 81 not. | do not know. but II
is quite plausible.
fummingbirds appear t. feed only
BY sucking the nectar and possibly
small insects from flowers. which o.
irrC while or The wing. although !
have seen them crawl inside ihu
flowers Of TIC trumpet vino. being
unable ia reach the nectar in any
other way. CCrtgin moths of trc
Hawk Moth o. SPHINX family. hover
over flowers in The same way and
are sometimes mistaken for hum
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-24
Rulings On
Marriages
Are Given
In The Sir Waiter Hotel.
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
Hy LYNN NlSKE-'

Raleigh, May 2i-In Il batch of
Opinions released b. Attorney Ger
Cral Hurry Mcmillan Saturday were
included lW0 dealing with the !c2i -
Nv at marriaGcS. The attorney gen
CT"l 49, under North Carolina law
an Ordained minister authorized 10
perform MARRIAGES dOCs moi have -
Cc Il citizen of North Carolina to
make the thing legal. On the other
n"nd. &c state does not recognizes
mar!!a%" lev proxy. but requires Inc
contracting PARTIES 40 stand up lc-
-":il"r and luke iGo vows.
Ia another opinion he held that
money derived from sale OF cuntiS-
Gated taNp@Id- liquur should not be
used Ey municipality fGr any pur-
pm" but m.u.r be turned over 10 the
C"LuiN q amI-sinuJr~. In Il previous
ruling liz had pointed out that such
funds lad L. go to the public schools
uHncT TIC head al "l0rrGcii'ircs."
County commissioners have no
right 10 authorize Il clerk of cour: to
clos" his office on Wednesday aftc.--
Moons. They can regulate closing
h"lIS ON Saturday. - long as the Of
lice Is open as much as three ana
MOI more than nine hours.
Cotton stored i'm North Carolina
hut owned b" . nonresident is sub
lcCi to nd vgIugcm tIH IN the county
where stored. and Tie gallonag" tax
ON. ice cream must be paid cvCl.
though the product is for diStribu-
ton III military camps.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-24

Isl mi chiamano Mimi" from a.
Bohemc" showed intensity at tom
and breadth of line. Characterization
was elective vet restrained ani ~
good taste.
The last group was composed Of
several very UNUSUAL songs. which
demanded and received great yur,ut,
of treatment. The RcSpighi song
"MistS' was strongly dramatic ana
in somewhat modern idium. "Nolu..
tain Snowfall by Margrrct Warden
of last years graduating elias ~
Salem was Interesting beth in nc
compartment and IN IL" vocal p4rl
and was quite pictorial in vnM.,j-,
Two extremely diverse "I..ivrf.
songs followed: enc III Nu.ru ..r!v..-
ual sl"lc entitled "Sy.C"' I,tiin it.-
SuS Boy" which Wa sun. uru.i..r..-
panied with ;,lmu:l marnr'i. ,,ir.,
and tic humnruDislv childish "!.,ya-
ing Prayer by Muu S"rgsky.
Tn" rX,hCITnt "Rnar.uGir" i.y
Campbcll-Tipton hruu"i, IT,, pro-
gram Ia Il suitable, Cirm''i" ,uEuu.
The very capable ;.Ccumuaui for
the evening WAS Miss Laura flally
tits.
UShcrs were Misses Ca,hr..,,
Bum, Doris Lit'l", hilc"u Saa.,.
ELLA Lou Taylor. and Lillian 81. l.r..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-24
Home Canning A'd
Given housewives

u p,rrI information .p.i-. .u
help housewives Iu".r lyl.; i,.r ir.-
acSt h"iI, -yTnuIG. yr..r IN I.lH..
mas been established m \ :: t. lr,u.;
Stores ~ t!IS area. II va, ,3uuruuvyi
,Oday.
lmi. new service i dc.Iruulcd To-
answer the questions OF Iuuuy w.m-
an VII" plan To- can, pickle, FOR pre-.
"crVc ircsn lruItJ AND Vegetables jii.
summer. Free l,u.lcls Can'.,r.l..
cay ta!'iiOW. appr..,d !uvfLut. ui
n"mc canning VIII be ayul!lul, in
uc company > store. Facts ca upi,
macy pvunus .! lac fresh iIuI.- g..
.cg. i"LIc ii takes - put up q Cy.-
Nrin quantity of cameo -rud is sea.
~ Information Un when each crlU-
modify L. available IN sufficient
quantity To warrant canning also viii!
&c furnished III the stores and L.
newspaper advertisements.
Housewives VIII he contributing
lu the war effort materially ~ a,ln8
i"mr canning especially al DuIipus
when iF,Sn fruits ANA N,gslaDIc~ IA,
available IN the greater quantities.
Ginning al such pvaa pv!IUGs al pro
auction will result IN the cGnsuli.;i-
s!on Oh large quantities Of thee per-
!. nablc hood, that otherwise might
10 wasted. ~ this time, TOO. better
.uvS VII! DC available To- consumers.
Housewives al.O will lind then
shopping under pCin; ratlyming L.
pc sample" next winter Il they have
humc-cHnncd food with which "a
! Implement their uaily menus.
Because millions of women are
p!.iiI.rug Ia GO Humc Canumg IOg t.y
!I!sl lIn:c this Summer ana uyntl
| millions plan to increase luC!I can
| llnS both governmental am. icud m
-.Isuy agencies have been flooded
| "I,h requests for information Iii,
P.InG. IN rc>poEac L. tn.s demand
| &c y * Il has established tnls M
| .DlmalIpn service and has prepared
| more han 3i.0DD. 600 lCail.ls tor dis.
.iEutiCn liz lis .tugc> throughout I'M
| .'Untty.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-24
Stationed nj Camp Lee.

Lieutenant W. II. Windl.y. Jr.. o.
Comp Ice, was here for shnr: time
Saturday and again OF Sunday on
ROOF" Il and from Sanford. where
g sent II Hrc"mpanv his WI" -
Camp l.,r. where ne will bc .tI'l.n-
"u 'Wd.r orders Just received from
hl, commanding officer. lie is the
SON "i Mr.. md Mrs. ". II. Windi"y,
Ui Henderson.
Lieutenant Windlry formerly va.
c'E"ccir't with The Carolina Tower
Y id@H' Company at Sanford. .rd
lga bc'u IN the service about 20 year.
II" attended officer" cJnGlg.,i,
Crl'"i Ut Camp Lee. from when .c
.r-s.u. ted e. C."l months l;.". ,;M
rri went Ia F""l Crrrh. t.ri... fee.
n'r"' lgdI"'ir... f'"li"v IN" tia, H..
'lus h"Cu rC-i,s.I.ncd iu the Cdu.r
I.cr station. where he CNpucj. 10 nc
I"c.'Cd for some time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-24
ABsIRDITIF:S FINED. roo

EVEN TIL. tb.rt,,i,-.,. ,..r.i,
Never shnuIL ,,,r. ~ ., i,,......
game ;,rlnu- san. ,,.,.,,. D..
which ,Iufur,uuItr,v H., 49,. r.. -,
with very sru.i,,Iv AMI .r...,r.. ...
The ncv Law of C.ut,.,,. l.r....
Time wdy when wa ,rIi.. ....
AZ inp"ssiilc iii of .,.:' -. ,...r
uwr suIt. -. Il sacrifice. ,.... gu.
opponents Grand slam call ....
there were also times when ,..
laws obliged Won ir E,I .f.'r
when vurI had ,nad,. ~, insufficient
bld of seven in a .,ut a,,.r o..
opponents had bid no T-.-r-
But those days are gone t'.... &C..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-24
Miss Bum Presented
In Recital At Salem

Wms:0n-Salcm. May "a. - Miss
Ammo Lyman Bunn. soprano, was
presented Thursday night by Salem
College School of Music in her grad
Eating recital in Memorial Hall. Hcl
.cvi,al was the last in series of
:radUation rccitalS at the College.
Miss Bunn is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur a. Bum, of Hen
tcrS0n, and for the past three years
mas been Il pupil of Clifford +. Blair.
Miss BunnS voice is attractive III
lualty, with even production thrC-
IHEuut wide range, and with "a
'I'alIi" and freshness that is diStinv-
'lEc. 1t is a voice which lends itself
quhiy we'll t. expressive colorinE,
to smooth l"ric singing, or To power
M CimaXC-.
IN" n, rr;m wa opened with an
H"iiIn group which w;S sung with
use and simplicity az Interpretation
The mild lumrr in st IN mamie
was delightful, rs wli the beauty oil
'ri'" III "Vui Che $apatc."
The Beethoven .ung cycl" AN die
rcrnc Gclicbt"" gave opportunity -"
Il wide range Of expression and was
admirably presented by Miss Bum.