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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-05-28

Economic groups, each seeking to advance
their welfare during the have managed
to a great division in the country.
Legislative bodies have completely changed
their complexion since entered the war. Con-
gress and state legislatures have become cluttered
with great volume of repressive and destructive
ant-labor laws.
UNREST INCREASES
Unrest is on the increase Workers who gave
up the right to strike for the duration of the
are dissatisfied. They believe that unfair advan-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-11
WILL THE FALL OF ITALY.
 - MEAN -- A HOME FRONT DEFEAT?

HE fall of ItoIy is glorious news if we
 toke it as the end of round one instead of
 the finish of the fight.
 It could mean home front defeot - if Americans start pulling their punches. It could mean good news to our two major enemies-if anybody tokes it as e signal to slow up, let down or quit backing the war with everything they've got.
 As motter of fact, the long, hard march 10 Berlin and Tokyo hos just begun. # you think twill be easy, if you think we con win this fight with one hond-then you are wrong, danger ousIy wrong.
 Before the last shot is fired, lot of lives are going to be lost and lot of billions spent. The more American dollars thot go into superior
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-11

equipment. the less American blood IS gong to redden foreign soil.
 It cost 46 million dollars to lay Hamburg low. It cost another 300 million to train, equip and transport the crews and ready everything for the task And Hamburg is just one enemy city.
 Wor Bonds must provide much of the money for the bitter struggle yet ahead. You not the fellow next door-hove personal re- sponsibiIity to dig deeper than is pIeusont and convenient to make the third War Loon success.
 It will be a success only if every American opens his heart and his pocket and decides to back the ottock.
 The United States Treasury Department.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17
Women of Britain in
 New BIiiz
By JOYCE ATWOOD

LONDON-Millions of British wo- men, weary of queueing in order to buy almost anything for sale in Britain, are attempting to end the practice which they claim is costing them jointly millions of hours a year.
 Movie and bus queues were fre- quent in peacetime but the shop ping queue is war child which grew with the increasing scarcity of certain commodities not yet on the regular ration list Ministry of Food officials say the United States will soon face the same problem now that rationing has begun.
 One hundred women, represent ing those millions of protestants are meeting in London shortly to seek a solution to the problem which merchants abhor and Ministry of Food officials deplore
 Backed by the Trade Union Coun- cil the delegates will draw up nine point shopping plan collating views, complaints and suggestions, from the women who are trying hard to combine factory work and house. keeping
 In Cambridge, Mrs Dorothy Kir- by, 48-year-old housewife, who looks after eight people, does all her own housework and shopping and works
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17
70 BUY S5,oOO
 IN WAR BONDS
 AT THEATRE HERE

Forty persons purchased $5,000 worth of War Bonds at the Capi- tol Theatre during the two-w week Send Your Name War" cam paign, Homer Garvin, manager, re- ported today.
 All persons signed their names on a scroll which is being sent to the North American Aviation Com pany, which will micro-film the names and place them on a plaque in the cabin of Billy Mitchell bomber on its way to the fighting front.
 The scroll will be sent back after it has been micro-filmed and will then be displayed in the theater lobby, Garvin said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17

moral shock to the population of towns in western Germany sub iected to enemy air raids called for effective and speedy meas ures.'
 The weight of bombs dropped on Germany during all of World War I was estimated at about 600 tons. This summer in a single 45-minute raid on Duisburg, the RAF dropped 1,500 tons of explo- sives. And in a recent one e-night blasting of Hamburg the bomb ton mage was estimated at 2,600.
 Hunger and war weariness in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17
MYSTERY-COMEDY AT CAPITOL SHOW
 TO END TONIGHT

Loretta Young and Brian Aherne, co-starred in Columbia's "A Night to Remember" a gay new comedy showing at the Capitol Theatre for the last times tonight, probably are the years finest examples of feli- citous casting. Seen as Nancy and Jeff Troy, young married couple who blithely walk into their new home and the most mirthful mur- der mystery of the season, Loretta and Aherne are talented, good to look at, and eminently fitted to their wise cracking characteriza- tions.
 Jeff is a novelist, writer of who'd -dun-its, dragged by his wife into Greenwich Village, because she has an idea that a change of scene will inspire him to more serious effort.
 As the inquisitive heroine and the timorous hero, Loretta an d Aherne brilliantly head an inn portant cast which includes Jeff Donnell, William Wright, Sidney Toler, Gale Sondergaard, Blanke Yurka, Richard Gaines and Don- aid MacBride. Richard Wallace di- rected the new comedy which was produced by Samuel Bischoff The screenplay for "A Night to Remem- Der" was written by Richard Flour noy and Jack Henley
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17
FLYING FILM ENDS TONIGHT
 10TH CENTURY

International Squadron seen for the last time tonight at the 20th Century Theatre, gives Ronald Rea- gan his first starring role. Reagan, whose work in such pictures as "Knute Rockne-All American and Million Dollar Baby" proved to his studio that he was ready for stardom, was recently chosen by the Motion Picture Herald's Exhibitor Poll as "a star of tomorrow"
 Featured with him in the excit- ing film story are Olympe Bradna, William Lundigan, Joan Perry and Reginald Denny.
 International Squadron" was di- rected by Lewis Seller from a screen play by Barry Trivers and Kenneth Gamet, suggested by play by Frank Wead
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17

Continued from Page one) tives and non-bombardable zones' to be under the supervision of a committee of neutrals.'
 A few days later Winston Cchurill said: Nothing will turn us from our endeavor to accomplish the complete destruction of our foes by bombing from the air in addi- tion to all other methods"
 And U. S. air chief General Henry Arnold said; We are going to end the. war and end it soon by bombing military objectives consis- tently. :. Axis morale is already to crack"
 Major Grosskreutz, writing in the German military publication Die Luftwacht" in October, 1928, said that the reason for the Reichstag's air-raid limiting pro- posal in 1918 was that the severe
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17
ALASKA COASTAL RESUMES FLIGHT SCHEDULE TODAY

- The following passengers flew to Skagway today with the Alaska Coastal Airlines: Leland G. Fiery, H. J. Anderson, and William O. Hansen. Return passengers were Malcolm Mae, Catherine McCor- mick, w. E. Spencer, and Margar- ct Holmes.
 Flying to Haines were Dorothy iRoseland, James G. Taylor, and Mir and Mrs. Dale Sorrels. The return trip brought V. k. 'Schorn- bel and Peggy Goodrich to Ju- neau.
 A trip to Excursion Inlet took $. c. Page, B. O. Canabs, and A. c. Steele, and to Hoonah the pas sengers were Floyd Johnson and John De Champlain ' Coming from the Inlet were P. D. Cavanaugh, John Erwin, Clar- ence Ward and E. w. Putnam.
 Flying to Taku were Clara Ben ecke, O. F. Benecke and A. l.. Lammert.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17

1918 had made the nerves of the German people "acutely sensi- tive" Observers say the German people now are probably not as hungry as in 1918 but they arc probably as war-weary.
 And it was Nazi morale builder Goebbels himself who, in Septem- Der, l942, in instructions to his edf- tors, said: The German people are more sensitive than the British. Enemy air attacks on German cities will. in forthcoming months, create most decisive problem fn internal politics"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17
Coast of
 BorneoIs
 Hit Twice
American Bombers Make Another Record Flight
 of 2500 Miles

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, Aug. IT, For the second time in less than one week, American bombers flew a roundtrip 2500 miles and hit Bali kiaian on the southeast coast of Borneo, the Jap-held area.
 Six zeros were shot down in the raid.
 Pilots observed the results of the first flight which showed oil tank CTS and oil storage tanks had been hit.
 All bombers returned safely to base.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17
'pratfiee' Bombs Are Dropped on viIIage;
 One Misses ! Riddles

TARNOV, Neb, Aug. 17.-Six practice" bombs dropped on this Platte County village with popu- lation of T early in the morning, caused no casualties and there were no explosions.
 One of the bombs hit house, missing by two or three feet, two children in their bed in their home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17

Red Star said very tense battles" are raging around Kharkov. The Germans are meeting with little success in their counterthrusts de- spite their use of picked troops. The Red Star said the Soviet army is throwing the Nazis back and in- flicting heavy losses.
 The Russian troops are driving through shattered German defenses west of Karachev and have ap- preached within 15 miles of Bry- ansk, the Moscow communique sa .d.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17
BUY WAR BONDS
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE

;ACRIFICE - Large 5-room fur nished house with 5 acres ot land, dishes, pots and pans, ready to move in, garden tools, lum- Der, shingles, nails, woodshed also 1-room shack with stove odds and ends. S1100 down, bal ance like rent. Mile 13, Aux Lake Phone red 325.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17

four hours a day in an aircraft fac- tory, told meeting of women shop stewards representing 1900 women war workers, that "queueing is the great hindrance to factory produc- tion"
 Suggestions for the elimination of queues included:
 Staggered hours for shopping; shops to. remain open later at night and not closeat lunch time; certain hours to be confined to war workers only
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17

This is her tune and she sings it with conviction:
 As far as I'm concerned, I be- lieve if you're an actress and want to build yourself to stardom and re- main there, then that's business which demands all your time. You must get to know every phase of that business until you have become an expert. If you aren't an expert in any enterprise, you'd better stay out of it.
 T don't Know anything about the dairy, machine, furniture or resta- urant business, so I stay away from them. And if you sink money into something you don't understand in every detail, and have to rely on someone else to run it for you on your money, then you're foolish"
 It has been nearly ten years since Claudette had lesson in the prime importance of proper vehicles in ad- vancing a career. Luck was on her side that time. All her fans knew that her judgment on the script of Tt Happened One Night" was un- favorable. and she went into the picture hesitantly. When it made her a star and won her an Oscar besides, she had to take stock of her abilities as story picker, and the inventory has helped. Today she's sharp-the record of her films is the proof.
 She likes to vary comedies with more serious stories. She will frolic lightly through pieces like Palm Beach Story" and No Time for Love" but periodically she will do an emotional job like last years Remember the Day. or this years 50 Proudly We Hail. This story of nurses on Bataan, incidentally, is her first war picture. although Remember The Day" was back grounded in another war.
 The record would jusify her in- sistence on making acting her sole business concern. But experience also played it's part in persuading her to stick to what she knows.
 Once I tried the other things" she says, but I never put money into any enterprise that ever earned me dime. Then I realized that I
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17
IZZ1I7J1
 THEATRE - -.. Show Place of Juneau

CORDOvA CITY FINANCES
 The finances of the city of Cor dova are in excellent condition, the sum of over $27o0o being on hand at the close of July
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17
 Business of
 Film Star
By ROBBIN COoNS

HOLLYWOOD-Am m ong Holly woods stellar coterie of side-line farmers, shopkeepers, elite kennel owners, and gold mine entrepren- CUTS the name of Claudette Colbert is conspicuously missing.
 For all that, our Claudette is one of our most successful business wo- men. The only board of directors on which she sits is one-woman board whose attention is devoted solely to the business firm of one c. Colbert, actress. Probably be- cause she tried the other things once and learned a lesson, she is content to make acting a full-time job.
 Not that she doesn't admire the others who can rush from roles to rural enterprises and back again, or turn a neat profit on a real estate deal between emotional scenes. That sort of thing is not for Col bert-it's a mystery to her how they do it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17

wasn't a financier In fact. I have a hard time adding. A long time ago, I turned the arithmetic over to my brother who's an agent. What earn, I make sure I invest in war bonds and annuities."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17

Unless there is a military advan- tage otherwise, the Army's policy is to keep twins in the same or
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17
OIL BURNER CAUSES
 FIRE THIS MORNING

Fire resulting from an oil bur- ner In house on South Franklin this forenoon called the Juneau Fire Department out to extinguish the flames. No damage was re- ported.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17
RED THRUST ON NBRYANSK
 M0vESFA5T
Russians Within 15 Miles of City : Stiff Resist
 unte at Kharkov

Continued from Page one)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17

In the United States there is one motion picture theatre seat for every l2 inhabitants.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-17
Germans Are Nearing
 "0ratking" Siage as
 Result of Allied Bombs

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05

boljsih NEST, docim je Bulgaria.
hotela voditi %realisticno politi-
ko, je Jugoslavija ravno ma
sprotno, odlocno odklonila tie
vrste realizem, pregnala kliko,
XII ga je priporocala in Sc z O.
rozjem v roki uprla nadmocnim
vojaskim slam, XII so zahtevale
pravico prehoda skozi memo O.
zemte.
"Vse to je zahtevalo cd ME
ogromnih zrtev, a kljub temu
ona nj odnehala in sc Sc vedno
upira okupatorjevim slam. To-
da tudi "a povojno dobo polka
zuje Jugoslavija primerno Ia
vest "a svojo odgovornost ma
pram balkanski skupnosti in
napram evropskemu miru. Jul
goslavija je prevzela iniciativo
"a balkansko unijo; sporazum
podpisan dine rs. januarja 1912
je zgradil tel organizaciji ME
ne prve temelje."
Pisec tega clanka Sc je nato
lotil podrobnega opisa uredbe
balkanske unije in zakljucil
svoj dopis z naslednjimi bese-
damn: "Vse to nam z veliko jas
nostjo zrcali ogloboki smisel
Jugoslovanov "a mednarodno
skupnost in socialni napredek.
- J~ugoslavija 81 je zafes prido-
bila zaslug "a Balkan, Evropo
in sploh "a yes zapadni svet.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
Urednikova
poSta
Pismo dobrega vojaka
Svejka
Nekje ma bojni 'front.'

Nekje ma bojni 'front.'.
Ker nimam dosti casa, da hi
pisal dopis, posiljam samo par
vrstic, da bodo citatelji Enako-
pravnosti vedeli kje Sc nahaja
dobri vojak svejk.
Teh par vrstic pisem pod ma
10 sotorko, kakor kak Beduin.
Ma platno sotorke pada dez in
lije kako il skafa, oziroma &C.
bra. Ia pet minut pada DEE, po-
tenn pa pritisne afrisko solnce,
da Sc pocutim kakor hi gorel.
Mas battalion je zelezniski ba-
TALON, in delamo v tovarni raw
no tako kakor donna v nasi lju-
hi Ameriki. Kadar gremo z de-
la, smo tako crni kakor donna
chi, kateri so pa zelo prijazni
napram ameriskim vojakom. l.
majo pa samo to slabo lastnost,
da mas vedno prosijo cigarette
ali pa bonbone. Kadar pa hoce-
mo kaj kupiti, nam hocejo pro-
DAFT "a visjo ceno kakor recimo
domacinom. Tudi tukaj Sc po-
INA, da smo ameriski vojaki
placani najbolje ma svetu.
Kadar mi DO dopuscal cas- in
kadar nam DO dovoljeno pisati
kje Sc nahajamo, bonn napisal
nekaj dopisov "a citatelje Ena-
kopravnosti. Mislim, da DO zelo
zanimivo, ali sedaj imam casa,
ker smo zelo zaposleni S popra-
vo zelezniskih iokomotiv in vo-
Zov.
Zelo rad hi zvedel kje Sc ma
hajajo Louis Yorm, Michael Va
kin in Louis Dular. Ako kateri
6~itateljev We "a njih naslove, bi
bill zelo hvalezen ako mi Jill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
Pvt. Louis Elovar,
ASH. 35319559 APO. 668.
Co. B 713 Railway Oper. Bn.
CO Postmaster New York,
N. Y.
TURSkI LIST 0 d
RODNEM UGLEDU
~JUGOSLAVlJE

ANKARA, 30. marca. v
Ankari izhajajoci francoski ca.
sopis LA Turquie' je objavil
dine %. marca .yelik uvodnik
naslovom "Jugoslavija v povoj-
mem svetu". v tenn clanku, ka.
terega je napisal professor A.
dam izjavlja casopis: !,
"Zgodovinarji, Ri bodo prou-
eevali sedanjo Jugoslavijo in
MEN narod, bodo S presence.
MEM zrli ma MEN globoki smisel
"a ideale, "a skupnost in "a
odgovornost; vse to il dale pra-
vico, da v povojni mednarodni
organizaciji zavzame emo mai
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05

raz. Kako resnicen je ia izraz
v nasem primeru!
Vec razpravljati o partizanih,
O jugoslovanski zamejni vladi
in Mihajlovicu mislim, da je po-
polnoma odvec ma tenn mestu.
"Enakopravnost" vrsi svojo
dolznost napram narodu, ko "a
govarja Osvobodilno Fronto ali
partizane in ponosen sem, da je
"Enakopravnost" mole dete,
katerega sem priklical v zivlje-
ME v potu svojega obraza, O.
stala zvesta principom, katare
sem j dolocil pred rs. lett. Boj
"a ljudske mase, "a "ubogc
gmajno", nj lahak; pravica ina
vedno vec sovraznikov kot pri-
jateljev. Cd slovenskih casni.
karjev in duhovnikov pa hi pri'
cakoval vsaj toliko strpnosti
da Sc vzdrze vsaj takih napa'
dow in psovk, XII jemljejo cast
napadenemu i'm clOveskO dosto,
janstvo n%apadalcu. Usmilite Sc
vendar re enkrat "Hlapca Jer
neja''!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05

poslje. Pise sc mi lahko v So
venskem jeziku. Sem dosla pi-
sma MISC p~regledana, a moja pi-
sma v Ameriko so cenzurirana.
Prosim mole p~rijatelje, da mi
oprostijo ako ne bonn odgovoril
ma vsako pismo, ker nj casa in
tudi sedaj, ko Sc pricenja po-
letje tukaj, DO tezko pisati "a
radi solnca in vrocine.
Mr.. Joseph Durnu sc zahvalju-
jem "a poslane casopise. Zelo SO
mi v razvedrilo. Ravno tako
Mrs. Anna Vadnal.
Mislim, da Sc nj bill citan v
tenn kraju slovenski casopis. -
Mesto, v katerem Sc nahajam,
.je zelo slikovito in zgodovinsko.
Zadnjo nedeljo sem bill S tovari-
sem v mestu. Ker je naju vroci-
ma dodobra utrudila, sem MI
svetoval, da maj 81 najameva
voznika kocijaza.
Seveda je bill takoj pri wolff,
Moi tovaris, ameriski vojak, 60
vori cisto francoscino in je ba-
taljonski tolmac. Pogodili smc
Sc "a $500. Pregledala sva me-
sto S kocije kakor diva genera.
la. Ali je bilo smeha.
Tukaj sem opazil, da imajc
v resnici fine konje. SaTe ci'
stokrvne Arabce.
Res lepo je "a pogledati ka'
dar dirjajo pc bell cesti.
Maj zadostuje "a danes ir
prosim c~itatelje in p~rijatelje '
metropoli, da mi pisejo, ker tn.
KAY Je vesell dan samo takra1
kadar pride sem ameriska pc
Sta. Takrat je vecje veselje ka'
kor ma placilni dan, sal denar'
ia tako ne moreno porabiti. Pi
smo Cd donna ali znanca-prija
telja, je pa zelo ra~zveseljivo tn
kaj.
Arabscina mi gre tudi hitrt
naprej, ina veliko besed, XII sli
clio slovenskim.
Pozdrav vsem in ostajam ka
kor vedno vas dobri vojal
svejk.
Pvt. Louis Elovar,
ASH. 35319559 APO. 668
Co. B 713' Railway Oper. Bn
CO Postmaster New York
N. Y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
JAPONSKI MORILCI AMERISKIH
LETALCEV

Javna OTTAWA japonske Wade zadnji teden, da je ubi-
la nekatere nase pilote, XII so bill zajeti povodom napada
ma TOXIC, gotovo nj presenetla nobenega V AziI, kjer
sedaJ re dobro poznajo p~ostopanje japonske Wade in vol
ske. Tudi nj nobenega presenetilo, da so Japonci V svoji
mott naSi vladi izjavili, da je umor katerega so 81 oni
dovolili imenovati "eksekucijo' - incl globoko moralno
podlago. To je nacin ~misljenja vojaskih gangsterjev, XII
sedaj vladajo mad Japonsko. In to je nacin m~isljenja mno-
9Th, morda cello najvecjega della naroda, odkar so civil
zirane in pametne moze, ki so igrali prominentno vlogo v
japonskem javnem zivljenju, pobili ali pahnii V ozadje.
Vendar, ljudje, XII poznajo Daljni Who'd dobro, pra-
WHO, ola %precejsen del japonskega naroda Sc Sc nj naucil
tako zelo sovraziti Amerikance, kakor hi njihova vlada to
zelela, in da je Verjetno eden cd ~razlogov, IL katerih je
japonsko sodsca obsodilo ameriske letalce, ia, da Sc do
kaze Japoncen1, kako hudobni so Amerikanci. Morda so
tudi upall, da bodo S tenn zapelJali naso Waldo, da DO "a
pretila Z represaijami aad japonskimi ujetniki, kar bi po-
vzrocilo strah pri japor1skih vojakih, kateri ne bi vec no.
tell postati ujetniki.
Ako je bill namen tel surOvosti to, potem je propadel.
Vojni oddelek je takOj izJavi, da Sc mi ne bono spustili
tako Hizko kakor Japonci in Sc mascevali mad nedolznimi
ujetniki, kar bi uresnicilo svrho Japoncev. Predsednik pa
je izjavil, da DO vsak japonski uradnik, kateri je sodelo-
val V teh zlocinskih delhi, snatran "a odgovornega in DO
moral Odg0Varjati pred pTavico. Beseda "sodeloval' lah-
kO potegne m~arsikoga ma odgovornost.
V ostalem pa umorstVo nj imelo V tel dezeli nobene-
ga drugega odmeya kot to, da so Sc vsi Amerikanci brez
razike 0dlOcii, boTiti Sc S Sc vecjo odlocnostjo do popol-
ne image. MAJ YAM naVedenO nekOlkO lZVleckOV II uVOd-
nika nekega dneVnika. "Sedaj poznaino sovraznikovo SUI
lovost in to maj nam sluzi kot opomin, da ~povecamo svoje
napore "a nitro in popolno z1nago. Ameriski narod Sc ne
zeli pogajati "a mir OBJ kraju tie vojne. Z morilci nj mil u.
Nj hoce1no in nooramo doseci popolno predajo osovinskih
sl. Nj bono resili svoj nacin zivljenja samo S popolno in
nedvomljiyo znago."
Ia izvlecek Sc nahaja V casopisu imenovanem "The
Pacific Citizen, XII je glasilo aponsko-amerikanska I'VE
re. To dokazuje, da ameriski drzayljani japonskega po-
;oL1s II CO z;>o1i " to; IoZoI; ~, ,r,lo1;o p,o1tS1,o 1oo "
~Vob0do in de1noklacijo, cutijo mad tenn nasiljem isto ia
kO kakor ostali Amerikanci. V taboriscu Shelby, Missis-
sippi, Sc n~ai1aja tri tisoc ameriskih vojakov japonskega
pokolenja. Vceraj SO S. in SO vecji del svoje mesecne pla-
&c nalozilj V vojne bonde, da tako pokazejo, kaj mislijo 0
teh dejanjih Y Tokiju. Tisoce drugih Amerikancev japon-
ske kIVi, IL Havajskih otokov in il taborisc ma Zapadu,
vstopa sedaj V naSo armada - vi dobro poznani DO svo-
j lojalnosti ~nasproti tel dezei in vsi ravno tako zeljni
osvetiti tako postopanje kakor vsi ostali Amerikanci.
Office of WGr Information
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-05
Bombardiranje Nemcije il zraka

lzgeda, da ina neprestano bombardiranje Nemcijc
il zraka,svoj psiholoski in materijalni uspeh, ker nemsko
~casopisje odkrito priznaya, da MISC nikdar pricakovali kaj
takega. Zavezniski bombarderji SO Sli pretekli teden da-
lie nego pc navadi in SO incl izredno tezke izgube.
Vkljub temu so napadali V velikem stevilu, Nenlci pa so
Jim posiljali ~nasproti veliko stevilo lovcav, ceprav hi jh
krvavo rabbi ma Ruskem in V Tunsiji. Nemci so tudi ime-
Ii tezke izgube. Napad letecih trdnjav ma tovarno letal V
Bremenu II. aprila Sc je izvrsil pod tako tezkimi pogoji,