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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
SIN NEMSkEGA MARSA.
LA ARETIRAN

STOCKHOLM, 4. julia. -
Poroeila, XII so prispela semkaj,
naznanjajo, da je bill aretiran
sin nemskega marsala Walther-
ia Won Brauchitscha, bivseva
giavnega poveljnika nemskih
Get. Aretiran je bill, ker je cir
kuliral neko pismo, XII va :je' ma
pisal njegov oce, v katerem ie
kritiziral nemsko vrhovno po-
eljstvo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
NEk(| PRI(ELI 5voJ0 zAkA.
5NEL0 0FENzIV0 Y RUSIJI
' enem samem dnevu so Rusi unicili $50
, nemskih tankOv in 2O3 nemSka letala
RUSI so PRIcAKOVALI TO ZAKASNELO NEMsKO
OFENZIVO

MoSKVA, 6. julia. - Mem
ci SO veeraj zjutraj priceli svo-
jo dolgo pricakovano in silno
zakasnelo ofenzivo.
Sila nemskega napada
Sila nemskega napada ma 165
mill dolgi 'front.' v Orel-Kursk-
Belgorod odsekih je razvidna il
specielnega ruskega komunike-
ia, XII naznanja, da je bilo v e.
nem samem dnevu unicenih 486
nemskih tankov in 2O3 nemska
letala.
Ruski komunike naznania,
da SO Rusi odbili vse napade,
toda priznava, da so Hitlerjeve
armade ma nekaterih mestih
predrle ruske crte ter zabile "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
VAzNA SEJA

Jutri vecer, dne Z. julia Sc
Sc vrsi zelo vazna seja krozka
st. 8 Progresivnih Slovenk. Pri-
cetek OBJ 7:3O uri. Clanice so
prosene, da Sc gotovo polnoste-
vino udeleze, ker Sc DO ukre-
palo glede bazarja, ki ga orga-
nizacija priredi dnel 18. julia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
ZAPLEMBE VLJUBLJAN,
SKI POKRAJINI

(Posneto il Bazovice st. 68 z
dne %. maja 1943)
Oblasti so zaplenile imovino
stirim upornikom: Grumu Joze-
fu il Dol. Brezovice, Petricu
Antonu il Kamnika, Rodelju
Josipu IL Preserja in zdravniku
DIR. Jenku Andreju il Dev. Mari
je v Polju-V Vevcah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
SEA- KROzKA / PROGRE,
SIVNIH SLOVENK

: Nocoj oh 8. uri Sc vrsi redna
,seja krozka st. / Progresevnih
'Slovenk " Slovenskem delav-
skem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
clanice SO vabljene, da Sc pol
nostevilno udelezijo, ker je Sc
ia zelo vazna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
Il
9S'& :.
'&'
NaSSii
fantje-uojakii

Ma deset-dnevnem dopustu Sc
nahaja Marine Pfc. Stanley F.
Unetic, sin Mr.. in Mrs. John u
netic, 1874 E. rs st. Prisel je il
Turner Field, Quantice, Va.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
NOV TAJNIK

! Clanstvu drustva "Glas cleve-
landskih delavcev'' st. 9 S. D. z.
Sc sporoca, da Sc maj v drustve-
.nih zadevah obrne ma novega
tajnika John Sever, 11Ol East
"a st., HE. 2792.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
p0M0RSkA BITkA MA PAO-
FIkU; NApAD Ma 0T0k kRET0
Mesto Palermo je ''prenehalo obstojati." =
Rusitev Nemcije. 'Commandos"
napadl Kreto.
ITALIA RAZSTRELJUJE SVOJE LASTNE DOKE
IN NAPRAVE

Zavezniski glavni stan v Av-
straliji, 5. julia. - Zavezniske
cete, XII razsirjajo svojo oku-
pacijo v svoji ofenzivi ma JUNO
zapadnem Pacifiku, so pod o.
sebnim vodstvom generala Mac
Arthurja zavzele vas Vuro ma
otoku Vangunu, pri cemer so
zavezniki ubili 300 vojakov on
dotne japonske garnizije, ostale
pa razprsili.
Mad otokom Rendovo, kate
rega so zavezniki zavoievali
pretekli teden, so zavezniski le-
talci unicili 21 japonskih letal.
Pomorska bitka v teku
Mornariski department ma
znanja, da je med zaveznisko in
japonsko mornarico teku veil
ka pomorska bitka v Kula zali-
WI, severno cd otoka Move
Georgije.
UNICEVANJE NEMCIJE
LONDON, 5. julia. - An
gleski bombniki so soboto DO
noci, 45 minut dolgo bombardi-
rail- re itak skoraj do tai poru-
seno mesto Cologne ter razbi-
jail tudi po Hamburger, doeim
so ameriske letece trdnjave oh
belem dnevu napadle nemske
tarce v Nantesu, LIE Mansu in
v La Pallice v Franciji.
Ma mesto Cologne je bill to
118ti napad, ma Hamburg pa
SO. V Cologne so izbruhnili DO
zari, katerih plameni so bill vid-
nj $50 mill dalee.
Priznanje nemskega radia
Nemski radio priznava, da je
lice mesta Cologne sedaj "po-
pomona izpremenjeno". v e.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
v BOLNIsNICI

v Women's bolnisnici Sc ma
haja Mrs. Frances Aljancic,
1920 e. 173rd ST., kjer so il "a
radi sladkorne bolezni, ma kate
ri trpi, odrezali ze drugo nogo.
Prijatelji SO present, da jo obi
seejo, mi j pa zelimo skorajs-
ME popolno okrevanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
JOSEPH HROVAT

svoJem domu dobro poznani ro-
jak Joseph Hrovat, star &c let.
Stanoval je ma 6731 Edna Ave.
Pokojnik je bill donna il zuzem-
berka, odkoder je dospel v Cle-
veland pred AZ. lett. Tukaj "a
pusca zalujoco soprogo Terezi-
jo, rojeno Kristan, donna cd St.
Vida, stiri sinove: Victoria, Ed
warda, Josepha, Johna in pet
hcera Mrs. Mary Davinroy, Mrs.
Alice Holicky, Mildred, Helen in
Dorothy, vnuke in vec drugih
sorodnikov.
Bill je clan drustva sv. Vida,
st. rs KSKJ in drustva sv. An
tona st. 1873 C.. K. of o. Pogreh
Sc DO vrsif v eetrtek zjutraj oh
$50 uri v cerkev sv. Vida il
zakrajskovega pogrebnega "a
voda, 6016 St. Clair Ave., in ma
Calvary pokopalisce.
JOHN NOSSE
V nedeljo popoldne OBJ 1:3O
uri je preminil John Nosse, brat
Josepha, XII je umrl pred par
meseci. Pokojni Sc je nahajal
zadnja tri leta v Geneva, O. ma
farmah pri Frank PugIesse,
kjer je zbolel in cez par dni u
mrl. Star je bill 62 let. Donna je
bill il Strug ma Dolenjskem.
Pokojni je bill clan drustva
sv. Vida st. Is KSKJ. Tu "a
pusca stiri sinove: Johna, Jo-
sepha, Alberta, XII Sc nahaja pri
vojakih nekje v Afriki, in Will
llama, v start domovini pa bra
ia. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v cetrtek
zjutraj oh 1870 uri IL Grdino-
vega pogrebnega zavoda, 1858
E. 81 St. v cerkev sv. Vida in
nato ma Calvary pokopalisce.
LOVRENC ROKAVEC
V mestni bolnisnici je umrl
Lovrenc Rokavec, star 62 let,
sirom naselbine poznan stavbe-
mix. Pokojnik je bill poznan kot
priden in marljiv delavec, ter je
postavil marsikateri krasen
dom. Stanoval je ma 7O5 E. 1852
St. Donna je bill iz Krajnega Br-
da, p. d. Tomaskov Lovrenc il
fare Krasne, Gorenjsko. Bill je
clan drustva Presv. Srca Jezu-
sovega, samostojno.
Pokojni zapusca soprogo
Frances, rojeno Korinsek, donna
il Moravske zupnije, sina Lar
ry, XII Sc nahaja v U. S. armadi
" Los Angeles, Calf, XII je pri-
Sci k bolniski postelji oceta ma
obisk in sedaj ostane tu do po-
greba, tri hcere: Ammo Leposa,
Frances in Amalijo, ter brata
Franka.
Pogreb Sc bo vrsil pod vod-
stvom Grdinovega pogrebnega
zavoda v petek zjutraj oh 9. u
ri il JOS. zele in Sinovi pogreb-
mega zavoda, kjer bo truplo le-
zalo cd jutri popoldne ma mrt-
vaskem odru, v cerkev sv. Ma
rije in nato ma Calvary poko-
palisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
Novigrobovi
ANTON RAVNIKAR

V nedeljo zvecer je preminil
v mestni bolnisnici rojak Anton
Ravnikar, samski, star 81 let.
Stanoval je ma 1871 Darwin
Ave. Donna je bill il vasi Pokoj-
nice pri Borovnici ma Notranj-
skem, odkoder je prisel v Ame-
riko pred lett. V Clevelandu "a
pusca mnogo prijateljev, v Lo-
rainu, O. brata Franka, v Cairn-
brooku, Pa. sestro Frances Me-
lie, diva necaka Seaman list Clas
Adolph Ravnikar in Pvt. Phi
lip Mele.
Pokojnik je bill clan drustva
V boj st. SO SNPJ in drustva
Blejsko jezero st. 27 S. D. z.
Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v cetrtek
zjutraj oh 10. uri il pogrebne-
ga zavoda August F. Svetek,
478 E. 152 St., ma. Lakeview
pOkopaliSce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06

mem tednu so izgubili Anglezi
mad mestom Cologne 81 bomb
nikov, toda tamosnja industrial,
XII je vredna milijone in katere
sedaj nj mogoce nadomestiti, je
bila razstreljena ma kose.
NAPAD MA KRETO
Angleski comamndos so wee
raj napadli otok Kreto, ma ka-
terem so Sc izkrcali ter unicili
vec skladisc in razdejali mnogo
osiscnih letal ma letaliscih. Vsi
britanski odredi 50 sc srecno vr-
Mill.
Porocila il Turcije naznanja-
jo, da so ma Dodekaneskih O.
toxin izbruhnili upori domacega
prebivalstva. DodekaneSki otoki
so zosedeni po Italiji.
Zaveznisko letalstvo je napa-
dlo vceraj v Siciliji 10 italian
skin baz.
OBUPNE AKCIJE TALL
JANOV
Zavezniski glavni stan Sc
verni Afriki, 4. julia. - Itali-
ia je prieela sama razstreljeva-
tt svoie doke v Sicsliji, da ne bi
sluzili zaveznikom pri njihovi
invaziji.
Rimski radio poroca, da :je
Palermo, velika italijanska le-
talska in pomorska baza in glav-
no mesto Sicilije, zaradi nepre-
stanega zavezniskega bombardi-
ranja "prenehalo obstojati."
1talijanski nedeljski komuni-
ke dalje naznanja, da so zavez-
niski bombniki bombardirali O.
stijo in Fiumicino, katera kraia
lezita oh Tiberi v neposredni
blizini Rima.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
POZDRAyI

Pozdrave il Kanade posilja'
10 John Zalar, druzina Zakraj
SEX, druzina Stare in Tony Mo.
die.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-05-27
SULFAMERAZINE is
.IENEWEST SULFA REMEDY

New York - SulfameraZine, a
new sulfa drug which hits its tar
get quicker than other sulfanila-
mite remedies, was announced by
Sharp & Dohme, Philadelphia,
whose chemists synthsized this
new material.
Sulfanilamide does it's good
work mainly by getting into the
human blood stream and there
spreading to the infected area,
whether this area is a wound or
infectious disease.
Therefore concentration in the
blood has been the important OBJ
jective of doctors in giving sulfa
drugs. The announcement says
the new sulfa drug is so much
more rapidly absorbed that both
smaller and less frequent doses
are required to produce the heal
ing blood Sulfa levels.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-05-27
North Carolina
Filling Stations
Must Post Hours

Raleigh - North Carolina fill
ing stations must post signs in
block, bold-face letters of not less
than three inches in height telling
the hours which the station oper-
ates, the PAW has announced.
The signs must be so located
that they can be seen from all ap-
proaches to the station.
This change, PAW said, was
one of three in the petroleum adj
ministrative order. Others in
clude the addition of the F. B. I.
to the list of government agen-
cies which is entitled to purchase
gasoline at any hour of the day
or night and the provision that
bulk deliveries of 50-gallon lots
of gasoline may be made at any
time. The 5O-gallon permit will
aid farmers and others who drive
to town after work for farm re-
quirementS.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-05-27
House Approves Billions
To Feed Allied Fighters

Washington - The House pass
ed, 309-to-4, and sent to the Sen
ate a supplemental lend-lease ap-
preparation of $6,273, 629, 1000
nearly half of which is earmarked
for purchase of food for Allied
fighting men and the peoples OF
liberated countries.
Action came after the chamber
approved, 214-to-96, an amend
ment that would prevent payment
of any subsidy on farm products
purchased with the funds. Rep
resentative John Taber, (R-NY),
sponsor of the amendment, said
the restrictive provision had the
backing of lend-lease Admins
traitor Edward R. Stettinius, Jr.
The bill provides $4,452,623, 600
for agricultural and industrial
commodities ($2,694, 531 900 of
this amount for food purchases
alone); ST, 52,659,OOO for vessels
and other craft; $259,348,O00 for
servicing and repair of ships and
So, 999, 900 for administrative pur-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-05-27
CHURCHILL SEES SMALL
CHANCE OF NAZI BREAK

Washington - Prime Minister
Winston Churchill told members
of the British Embassy staff in an
informal address that it would be
sheer folly to bank on an early
collapse of the proud German
army"
Speaking to the assembled at
taches and clerks in the embassy
gordon, Churchill said there
could be no relaxation of effort
until victory had been won. He
conceded that the German mill
tary machine may suddenly col
lapse-as it did in 1913 and in
Tunisia-but he declared that ev-
cry indication points to the long
and arduous course" which the
war might still have to run.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-05-27
FINALS ARE HELD
AT DUKE UNIVERSITY

Durham - Dr.. Paul Austin
Wolfe, pastor Of Brick Presby-
terrain Church, New York City,
delivered the commencement adj
dress Friday night at the opening
of Duke UniverSity's ninety-first
finals program.
we must never revert to the
mental sloppiaeSs and moral flab-
biness which provided the back
ground for the tragic years from
the Versailles treaty to Pearl
Harbor," DR.. WOLF declared.
I'VE have learned our lesson, "
he said. II this war means any
thing, it means that the moral and
mental ideas which brought civ
ilization to the edge Of the abyss
during the last rs years are be-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-05-27
COMMUNISTS GROUP
HAS BEEN ABOLISHED

London The decision to
abolish as out-moded the 24-year-
old organization set up by Lenin
to mobilize the workers of the
world was received in sympathe-
tic London quarters as power
full blow for Allied unity, soon
to be put to the test in the all-out
offensive against Hitler.
Perhaps nowhere did the &C
ton create a more profound i'm
preston than in Berlin, where
the main propaganda line since
the invasion of Russia on June
%, 1941, has been that Germany
and her satellites stood between
the world and world revolution
to be fathered by the Russians.
German propagandists imme-
diately began to pour out to the
world through the German radio
a bewildering series Of theories
about the action in an effort tC
suggest that it was fraud and
"a gigantic bluff" The Germans
said President Roosevelt pTopos-
ed the action in his letter to Pre-
mire Stain ano that it was in
tended to start : political revolu-
ton in Europe IN support Of ar
Allied invasion.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-05-27
Mississippi Is
Highest In 100
YRS; Big Losses

Recessions upstream narrowed
the MidWestern flood zone this
week but torrents of water pour
ed through and over dikes and
forced hundreds of families to
join the homeless multitudes
The Mississippi apparently
reached it's crest at Grafton and
Alton, ILL.,, and st. Louis, Mo.
The Illinois fell at Peoria and to
the north. The Missouri eased
down toward it's bed. The danger
thus was concentrated along a
125-mile stretch of the Mississippi
from St. Louis to Cape Girardeau,
Mo-, and along a 100-mile reach
of the Illinois from below Peoria
to the confluence with the Missi-
ssippi.
The Red Cross estimated that
more than 10000 families-rough-
ly, about 100000 persons-were
routed or otherwise affected by
the inundation. The army report
ed that almost 10000 troops had
been assigned to rescue, relief
and other duties in the imperilled
areas.
A focal point of anxiety was
BeardstoWn, Ill. The Illinois riv-
er there inched up to 29.45 feet
and continued to rise toward the
top of the dike-a seawall topped
by a temporary barricade that
will protect the city until the wa
ter reaches the level of 38 feet,
eight inches, if it holds.
Already $500 of the $500 resi-
dents had left, and all remaining
women, children and the aged
were ordered to evacuate. Ty-
phoid NEGOTIATIONS were provided
for emergency workers. Almost
all the stores were closed. Mill
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-05-27
RUMORED CAVIGLIA
MAY SUCCEED DUCE

London - Marshal Enrico Ca
viglia, Italy's 81-year-old World
War I hero, may succeed to pow
er in the event of an upheaval
forcing the custer of Premier
Benito Mussolini, it was suggest
ed in reports on Italy's internal
situation received through usually
reliable neutral channels.
According to these observers,
dependency is becoming general
throughout Italy but the chances
of a popular uprising are still re-
sFnote because of the Nazi grip
lind the lack of any organized an
ti-Axis opposition.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-05-27
CLOTHING RATIONING
HAS BEEN AVOIDED

Washington - Rationing of
clothing and textile products ap-
pears to have been avoided, at
least for 1919, provided the pub
lie buys sensibly.
Passing OF the immediate threat
was disclosed following a meeting
among retail clothiers' represen-
tatives, War Production Board
Chairman Donald NJ. Nelson and
Arthur D. Whiteside, chief of
WPB's Office Of Civilian Require
ments.
A blueprint was not worked out
and hard and-fast decisions were
not made. But an official said, a
general plan Of action was taclt-
ly agreed upon which was des-
cribed as having brought much
better tone to the situation"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-05-27

ing liquidated. This liquidation
is your greatest opportunity. Not
since the collapse of Napoleon and
the French revolution has the
western world been offered such
a generous prospect of recon-
struction, of new life, as will be
offered your generation
At the graduating exercises de-
grees were conferred upon some
600 students. Governor J. Mel
vile Brighton, in behalf of the
State of North Carolina, and DR..
Robert L. Flowers, Dukes presi-
dent, in behalf of the university,
spoke briefly to the graduates.
The senior orator was Francis
Dale, of Bellevue, KY.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-05-27
How did | know you'd need bombs?

need bombs, and neither did YOU And [ can hear
lot of people say Boy was that discovery lucky
thingr...
S'But don't call it luck. [ call it the American
idea at work. We hit on that process because free
American people expect so much that American
companies haze to learn everything they can about
new and better methods just to stay out front in
business.
IF this war didn't prove anything else, it
would prove that nothing like America ever
listed anywhere before.
What other idea ever did so many people
so much good in peacetime? What other
" idea ever turned out so much ight so fast
in time of warp
TROLEUM RESEARCH WORKERS
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-05-27

poses.
1t increases total lend-lease
funds appropriated since March,
1941, to $24,683,6 $4,000. This fl
cure is exclusive of finished mu-
nitions or naval vessels transfer
red from the army or navy.
The Appropriations Committee
had trimmed $150,O00,00O from
budget estimates, mostly for ag-
ricultural and industrial commod-
tiles.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-05-27
Ads Supported
Big Bond Drive

Washington - Secretary Nor
genthau reported that the second
war loan campaign which raised
over $18,OOO,O00,O00 was support
ed by 1888 newspaper advertise
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-05-27
National And World News During The Past Week
ments worth $4,564,270.

In addition, he said, there were.
thousands of hours of radio time
and many thousands of outdoor
posters and public conveyance,
cards helping spread the message,
The Treasury chief described it
as the greatest advertising OPP
Grafton in the history of the
world"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-05-27

tiamen patrolled the community
to preclude looting.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-05-27

IN n ORE than half the bombs this country makes
IVl exist by what you might call accident
''Some accident, too! saw it happen
ut was 1885. We research workers at ESQ were
trying many things with petroleum to see what else
we could learn about it. And up came process
for synthetic toluol
''Well, you need toluol to make TINT But coal
tar was providing all the toluol the country needed
then.
However =. all the toIuoI you could get from
coal-tar ,OouZd make far less than half the
TINT ,Oe'rc using nouV! The other half is
made by that ESQ process perfected back M00
in 1885. W
'Now...I didn't know then that you'd Y
THE FIRST "E" AWARDED TO
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-05-27

Don't put off buying War
Bonds and Stamps. Do it NOW!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-21
Quebec Meet
Nears End.
Continued -.om Page oneI

(Continucd -.om Page OneD
next Tuesday definitely is in sight. #,
was announced that Presidcn,
Roosevelt would spend "Wednesday IN
Ottawa. Canada. address an informal
meeting of the dominion parliament
then mead southwark toward Wash
ingtOn.
?. Presidential Gccrc,arY Stcphcr
Early disclosed Yesterday that tho
President and Prime Minister Chur-
chill. by loilinR into the carly nom
ing hours. had disposed Of ali irr,r-
niatc matters requiring their alter
lion and had taken time Off 10 49,
picnicking and fishing al bake 80
miles north OF hero
3. Co"dclI lIull. secretary or State
arrived Yesterday 'n 20 over political
phases Of tho war effort with FOR
cgn Secretary Anthony Eden 90
Britain. They dincd and conferred
With the Chief Executive and prime
minister last night.
4. Allied chiefs Of staff. who mair.
tain close contact even when war
councils are not in progress. mot for
days before Mr.. Roosevelt and Chur-
chill joined forces here 10 finish
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-21
Postwar Cushions

I: -" nation faces 'ac -.ynvc.
Cd. 'w"lvc milllu. persons ..cu.-
I'll ycd immediately Inc .-.. rni..
H. Present certainly ., u.' e.. soon.
a~ the Federal Bureau .. LuD"r
Statistics advises. =. see gil,n.
thought 10 mean, whereby >ucn u
dangerous condition Say DO INERT
I'd. Inc bureau G.G nu. elaborate
n what il mvar' by ~" alternative
oi another and even more terrible
war" |; may be . lair assumption
that the HAT WAS IN the direction
Of civil strife ,temung ;uum hlngc.
and want.
FIRST item in = SiX-po.u; program
offered as Il preventive" Of tines,
conditions IS rapid conycyS.un @! in.
duS'ry from war To pcIrctmc pro-
duc'ton. That. "" think. l. about
In" simplest worry OF Oh" half d,lrl
suggested. Industry ".l spare MOI
their hide nor hair b. making the
Shh'. That i. Of course. assuming
mat ire" enterprise is no, smuin-
cred ~ some sort Of S"cIal's'ic ~.
tcm' founded upon wartime grants
"i powers. which might he fastened
upon th2 nation.
II IS ia'rIy generally taken for
granted That another orgy OF spend
ing viii DC pulled out Of the hat
as new panacca for real or fan
cieo eNi'" alter Inc var. And the
"'i1F'"'a'' aspect 81 that Is that.
once started II VIII be Just as hard
10 sop as mas oeen the SNOWFALL
ma oegan rolling IN the dark days
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ENECUTRIX NOTICE TO
CREDITORS.

Having qualified as EXccutrix of
the Estate of i. =. Scales. deceased.
late of Vance County. North Care
lima. this is To notify all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate of said
deceased IL cNii5tt them to the I'M
dersigncd at lO& North Dillard
Street. Durham. II. C.. on or before
the lTth day of July. 1914. or this
notice will be pleaded in bar Of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make imms-
date payment.
This the l7th day OF July. l943.
MRS. SUE II. SCALES.
EXccutriX Of the Estate Of
J. p. Scales.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-21
Break For Civilians

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Cotton Closes
20-30 Lower

New York. Aug. 2l-(AP)-Cot-
ton futures prices retrcated around
20 cents Il bale in quic; dealings TO-
day.
Futures closed (old contracts) 20
10 30 cent. q bale lower.