davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-06

Los ANGELES, Dec 6 up)-
EGGS. Jobuni pIIc<s 10 retailers on
case-packed candlcd eggs, per dozen:
Large. grade AA 5sl5 -60lkc; grade A
5S%c; grade Is s9kc; medium, grade A
54isc; small grade A 5Oi5c
Retail prices to consumers: Large
grade AA 69-70c; grade A 67-6Sc: grade
$3.50; medium, grade A 62-63c; small,
grade A $500.
Poultry and game at ceiling: Paying
prices fob. Los Angeles:
Broilers. Lcghorns, under pa lbs, soc,
ga to , lbs. 29c; fryers 81 lbs. 29c;
roasters ,all weights 29c: fowl Leghorn.
all weights 25i4c, colored, all weights
25&c; duck, ali sizes 2oc; rabbits, under
8 lbs. 22-24c.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-06
Markets at a
Glance
BY UNIED PRESS

Stocks higher in moderately active
Trading.
Bonds higher; Us governments irregu-
lnfiy lower
Curb stocks irregularly higher.
Cotton up as much as - cents bale.
Wheat W / = to - cents a bushcl.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-06
Z. Il. POULTRY Dc EGGS

Maximum Prices that may De paid pro-
ducers by retailers:
Grade A, large eggs, week beginning
October is, ssh cents. Medium eggs four
cents below; sman eggs eight cents below.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
For the Man in your Heart
who isn't in your Arms tonight!

front of Your soldicr-and a protecting
cloud of pursuit planes over his head.
ThcyN help to build the Liberty ships
that VIII carry him boots and bacon and
cigarettes and bring his precious letter,
home 10 YOU.
They'll help to check Inflation-to
keep prices lower on the things YOU bur
now so YOU can save more and more
towards the things YOU and he will want
% huy-whcn he comes home.
They'll help to bring Peace ncarcr-
and make Victory more complete.
Yes, and the wiscst, soundest, hardest
headed bankers in America have never
in all their lives been able to discover
safer, more secure investment than L. 5.
War Bonds are for you!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20

Where is he tonight twas Ireland, last
time YOU heard. But that was three
months ago-where is he tonight
What can YOU do to bring him back
What can YOU do 70 speed his passage
hame' How can YOU help that far-off
soldier YOU love-and miss-so much;
You can help him by putting every
dime. every quarter, every dollar YOU can
save INTO the War Bonds of the United
States of America!
Givcup buying foolish things, frivolous,
things, useless things-until the war Is
wonl Yes, give up all the unnecessary
things and put the money you save into
War Bonds!
Doyourcalize what your bonds Will do;
They'll help to put heavy tanks in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
TomoIe Jive-A Tasty one.Dish MeoI

thought you and your friends
might be interested Here is
tho recipe:
IL pounds ground beef
p. cups yellow cornmeal
1 two-inch onion, chopped
1 green pepper, chopped
= cups tomatoes
1 tablespoon salt, and pepper
20 taste
. cups canned corn
> tablespoons rat
Sautc the meat. chopped onion
and pepper i'm fat. Add toma-
toes. soasonings and corn. Let
simmer ten minutes while stir
ring cornmeal into two cups hot
water Add tho corumeal mis-.
tHc and thcn pour INTO baking
dish Bake I'm slow oven one-aHd-
oar-half hours. Uncover and turn
up beat during The last few min
utcs and IL VIII be- golden brown
have often varied the dish by
substituting the green beans in
place Of the corn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Aim a nack Echoes

all will
the the
.Fi
be more han2O words
Address Them 10 The Weekly
iioN 1871. Grand Central Annex,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
MARY LEE swAHNs POINT RAroNlNG SHOPPING LIST
(For a Family of Four

The above ioodstuf included
Week this hut the values
the housewife should check with latest o r
Evening star., 1943-06-19
1~eA laa4

strength for his three-diamond bid.
1t would be putting too much pres
sure" on partner for you now to bid
only three spades.
Score 100 per cent for four spades,
10 per cent for three spades.
Question No. 14l5.
Today you hold the same hand,
and the bidding continues:
You. Lightner. Schenken. Jacoby.
= Pass IA Pass
"a Pass 80 Pass
Pass Sd Pass
(?D
What do you bid? (Answer Mon
day.
released by the Bell Syndicate, Incl
The Four Aces will be pleased to an
swer letters from readers if stamped
t3-cent), sen-addresSed envelope is
enclosed with each communication ad-
dressed to the Four Aces. care Of The
Evening Star II you desire the pocket
outline Of the Four Aces system Of
contract Bridge. send with your request
20 the Four Aces, care of The Evening
star, stamped t3-centb. self-addressed
large size envelope and you will receive
an outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1943-06-19
Uncle Rays Corner

More than once I have wondered
what 1t would be like in q rocket
ship" far out between the planets.
For one thing the rocket would
meet with intense cold. Scientists
figure that the temperature between
the planets is at. or near, absolute
zero"
Absolute zero is far colder than
any weather on earth. It is 459 and
six-tenths degrees below zero Fab
renheit! Neither the North Pole nor
the South Pole gets nearly so cold as
that.
The rays Of the sun need to strike
something before they give warmth.
When they strike the air around the
earth, the rays heat the air.
Between the planets there are
great stretches of space without any
air. 1t is in those airless regions
that scientists say that absolute zero,
or something close to it, exists.
The rocket would need to be in
sulated, to keep it from losing heat.
If that were done. the inside tenn
perature might be fit for people to
live in.
1t is a question as to how much
heat the suns rays would give the
rocket. Since a rocket is a solid
object, the sun would tend to heat
it, but it would be be hard to tell to
what extent without an actual test.
Passing through space, with no
air to hold it back, the rocket prob
ably would travel very fast.
Could pilot steer it in a region
where there was no gravity? Per-
haps he could do so by setting off
explosive charges fixed on the sides,
thus making right or left turns.
To be able to steer the rocket
would be OF greatest importance. II
the pilot had no control of direction,
he might miss the planet which he
wanted to reach. Then he might
keep going on and on forever.
1t has been said that forever" Is
long time. OF course our pilot
would at length run out of food, or
else would die of old age His rocket.
however, might keep going for ages
untold.
Another problem of a rocket trip
would come from lack of gravity.
Without gravity how would the pilot
or any one else walk around inside
the rocket?
Next Saturday I plan to take up
that question and to speak of
strange incident aboard an airplane
during the present war.
Evening star., 1943-06-19

North's bidding was aggressive, but
it would have given him a big score
against any normal defense. West,
however, in this case. made a play
that was far better than normal.
Vests opening lead was orthodox
enough-the heart jack. At the sec
ond trick declarer led diamond to
his own hand, intending, of course, to
set up spade suit. The spade ace
was marked in Vests hand and
with a reasonable break declarer
would be able to keep East off the
lead, preventing a fatal heart re-
turn through the queen.
Certainly, this was a sound enough
plan, and if West had co-operated
declarer could easily have estab-
lished five spade tricks, which, with
four diamonds, one heart and one
club, would have given North South
total score of 400 points below the
line and $50 above for extra tricks
and contract, to say nothing of the
rubber bonus. West, however, had
other ideas. On the first diamond
lead he calmly discarded the ace of
spades!
That was declarer's finish. In
stead of five spade tricks he could
take only two without giving East
the lead, and no matter how he
maneuvered he soon found that
eight tracks-one short-were all
he could win.
Yesterday you were Howard
Schenken's partner and. with both
sides vulnerable, you held:
AAKQJ
032
D52
K10863
The bidding:
You. Lightner. Schenken. Jacoby
4 Pass IA Pass
"a Pass 80 Pass
ca
Answer-Four spades. Now thai
partner has shown a real Interest
in reaching game. you are entitled
to place extra value in your extraor.
dinary spade support. The fact tha
partners spade suit cannot be bet.
ter than ten-spot high means that
he must have fairly good outside
Evening star., 1943-06-19
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
A Daring Defense

Most Of the sensational bridge
coups that one sees or hears about
have been executed by astute de-
clarers. This, however, does not
mean that the defenders must mere
ly "plod their weary way" Far to
the contrary. If they stay on their
toes they may get the opportunity
to produce just such a gem as West
conjmed up in this deal.
West dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
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ABS
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The bidding:
West. North. East. South
10 "a Pass 2NT
80 "a Pass 3NT
Dbl. Redbl. Pass Pass
Pass
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-30
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Governors Wait Start
OF Tobacco Auctions
With Fingers Crossed

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-30
Henderson Bulldogs Win
With Ease Over Bragtown
In Game Here On Friday

Tor the Bra2;own team but the boys
III the orange iCrSic> seemed unable
Ia find an opening IN tho Henderson
line.
The boys carrying the bali for
Henderson had no trouble in getting
through when the line Just opened
up. Robertson made u score il the
inirn qiartcr. which brought the
Henderson score 10 10 while the
Bra9town lads still had not scored
In nc las; quarter. Robertson GO;
N two more t"uchdoWnS and Wal
krr "'"ir one.
The conversions III The GIm4 were
made by Alien. who kic!icd one vX-
r'H point. and Mitchell. who went
through the line once.
Yesterday William kSatncy. stuv-
dy end. played foe the las, Time III
IN" i!uc ui the Henderson high foot
ball team. kvarncy has been nc
c"Htcd Ion tic Army All Cu.p., and
Is nc !I!s' player ON The team Ia
b" taken.
NrN; Friday nigh; m" Henderson
team take on The Edrriun eleven in
wh.' I, "%prc'cd !" IL" - real strup-
@l'. TIA" RuIId"%- ri,n"d Edcntuu'S
prr'"c' sc"r" ."r. las, sc;r>"t .fld are
determined - lake 'ncu. again ON
t.y local ,u'.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-30
Wife Preservere
CREDITORS NOTICE

The undersigned having qualified
as Administrator of the Estate M
Thomas Il. Marrow. late a. Vance
County. North Carolina. ,h,S IS NOTICE
tu all parties having claims agaip>,
said estate Ia present the sand claims
/" the undersigned Administrator
B"X 1914 Durham. North Carolina.
Oh "r before the 25th day of Scp,cm.
Der, 1914. "r this notice viii be
pleaded III bar of any recovery. All
person. indebted Ia said estate will
please make Immediate settlement
This IA" 25th day of September,
1873.
!. NJ MCNUTT.
Administrator of the Estate e
Thomas r. Marrow.
25-2-9 lG-23-3O
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-30
BOv Scouts Raise
And Lower Flags
Over City Daily

Quite unknown Ia the major
ity Of IIrndcrS residents. /:
WAS revealed today. the three
American flags flying daily over
the city are raised anu low cred
10y local Boy SruuiS. These lllcS
are located at the unHcrpaSS. ,hr
Service Mems Grntcr and In:
American I."einn nut.
Al S:l5 o'clock each morning
4 detail of Scouts can he SEEN ii
each spot awaiting hr hualnr'>
call Ia colOrs. The one huglrr
perchcd in The SliGttrr'S tower.
can be- heard AT ali three spots.
AZ th, opening notes If "Ervril-
lr. Scouts stand al attention rs
the flag IL slowly puIIrd IN tie
top. 10 lily un'il ~unt'Dwn. when
the Scouts lower ard retire thr
flag at the sound of "lan>.'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-30
NOTICE.

The undersigned having qualified
us Administrators ui the Estate Of
John Al$Iun. deceased. ihlS is notice
L. all persons having clam. .glns,
ia" aid estate L. plcScn, tit'iu Ia the
undersigned. - n,r attorney. IN
Henderson. North Carolina. 81 ur b,-
lore the 2:'rd day ct Dciunur. 1914.
81 1hu. notice viii b" pleaded 1T DI:
nf recovery. All prrsunE INDEBTED n
tn" and estate VII pleas" 'ua,.'. i'm
lu,.dI:tt" settlement.
TIN. The 23rd d. "f October. lgi%
fI.FNDEA ". NI.STDE,
Administrators al the Es;.'"
al John Aston.
c. ". Williamson, .A,ty.
33-3O-6--l3-2G-2T
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-30

people because they ran AN. = go.
tine NaZiS came. N'.v.i
Much "i the sire 9Th o. En,,,.s
during the Battle 90 Britain w.. 'S'''"o
Sp.gCd by the knowledge Ina, :. III
KING and queen would conan ',.,
like their subjects take the. chon ana
II tire bombing. "''Nes
Those who know Piu~ XII g r,..
il would never occur 10 HIM :, ln "'''
the Vatican however srea, N, San
ger.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-30
Race Problem Studied
Ry Women Group

Confined from Page Onc)
tend il i~n't there md nope !; VIII go
quietly Away"
The school of though, liza; pre-
lends things .'on': there - Il S,",h-
tn& one. Dragging unpl"a-.n; s.,lin-
.LD,s min ,hr nDcn IS nftcn raSh. Al
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-30
Score Every Quarter
Except Second Period
With Score of 37-C

Henderson high school walked
over Bragtpwn II yesterdays foot
bail game with " score -! 80. The
Henderson lads. ~ ,pi'r O! lacl; al
practice. easily took over In" Gume
early with tuucnduwus coming in
nc .i!;, quarter u' -" game.
1Ec FIRST touchdown made OH Il
pass play by lie EIild"g> this sea-
SO" came when Mitchell completed
q pas 10 p"",.s. vino went over.
the Henderson n.%- nave been i
H''lv weak ON '.".r passes bat yc-.
,cgd.y'S game slowed much I'M
p."Vcm"a;. tn. ,:r,r touchdown
Johnny AIi"u. consistently good
haCN'cld man.
Tncrr WAS uu s.u.lng ~ he sec
"ud quarter. uru Hai',.mr found The
record SIN !&-u.
: e"s and E.U showed up we'll
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-30

least. however. II is % Way .. clearing
thr al..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-30

ing tLStl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-29
Konferenca bratskega
kongresa

Vceraj sc je V hotelu Cleve'
land otvorila konferenca Natio'
nal Fraternal Congressa, ma ka'
teri je zastopstvo bratskih or
ganizacij sirom dezele.
Ma tel konferenci So zasto-
pane tudi nase slovenske orga-
nizacije in sicer A B z zastopa
glavni tajnik Anton Zbasnik
S. N. P. j. zastopata glavnl
predsednik Vincent Cainkar in
predsednik gospodarskega od
bora, Matt Petrovich; KSKJ "a
stopa glavni tajnik Joseph "a
lar; S. D. z. zastopa predsed'
mix nadzornega odbora John
Susnik in seji prisostvujejo tn,
di John Gornik, dr.. F. J. Kerr
in Frank Surtz; HBZ zastops
glavni predsednik John D. But
kovic. Konferenca Sc DO zaklju
ella V cetrtek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-29
NoU grob

Po dolgi in mucni bolezni je
preminil ma svojem domu Frank
Jerele, star SO let, stanujoc ma
194O1 Mohican Ave. Donna je
bill il Karelce vasi st. 2, pri Ko-
stanjevici, kjer zapusca vec
bratov in sestra ter sorodnikov.
V Ameriki Sc je nahajal so let.
Tukaj zapusca zalujoco sopro-
go Rose, rojeno Turk, in bra
tranca Josepha Pinculica, v
Mentor, O. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v
petek zjutraj IL pogrebnega Ia
voda Joseph zele in sinovi, ma
45S E. 152 St. Bodi mu ohra-
njen blag spomin, preostalim
pa izrekamo nase sozalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-29
3. komponio "a
voino posoii|o
Sc blizzo koncu

Samo Sc danes in jutri innate
priliko, da prispevate svoj de-.
lez V tretji kampanji "a vojno
posojilo. Ako 81 v tel dobi Sc
niste nabavili dodatnega vojne-
ga honda, storite to prav goto-
vo danes ali jutri. z vsakim do
larjem, XII ga boste investirali v
vojne bonde, boste pomagali k
cimprejsnji zmagi zaveznikov.
z vsakim dolarjem boste poma-
gall, da bodo vasi sinovi in bra
tie preje prisli v vas druzinski
krog. Vazno je, da Sc sleherni
posameznik odzove v tel kam-
panji. Da bodo Slovenci kot ma
rod imeli priznanje "a svoje
nakupe v tel kampanji, Sc pri-
poroea, da hi vsak sporocil vso-
to nakupa pri lokalni podruzni-
ci SANSa. Mr.. John Susnik,
tajnik podruznice st. 80 SANS,
nam poroca, da mu je bio spo-
roceno po posameznih rojakih
"a $22,125 bondov. Gotovo je
Sc veliko rojakov in rojakinj, Xxi
MISC sporocili svojih vsot, in ma
te Sc apelira, da Sc priglasijo
Imena Sc ne DO dajalo nikamol
v 5avnost, torej je vsak lahke
bfez skrbi. Pri tenn lie pride ,
postev skupna vsota, katers
maj bi bila steta v kredit ma
lroda.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-29
Prince ostro porazil Vehovca 81. vardi; v
q. vardi sta nominirana KOvaciC in Novak

trdni kontroli slovenskih demo-
kratov.
"Vecni kandidat'' in bivsi
councilman William J. Kennick
ie vceraj bolj zalostno pogorel
kot kdaj pref j-7zani je glasova-
10 samo 263 'voHnev, docirn je
cetrti kandidat, bivsi deputy Sc
fif Anthony Kosan, XII je to pot
prvic kandidiral, dobil 81 gla-
SOW.
Kovacic in Prince, XII sta il
primarnih volitev izsla kot maj
mocnejsa kandidata, sta bila O.
ba odobrena Cd "Enakopravno-
sti'', docim je bila "Ameriska
Domovina' V primarni kampa-
Mi "nevtralna."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-29
zupan "a 'Srepublikance"

Zupan Frank J. Lausche lie
sicer dober demokrat, navzlic
temu pa je naznanil, da DO sto-
ril vse, kar je v njegovi moci,
da bi republikanci prihodnje le-
to obdrzavali svojo narodno
konvencijo v Clevelandu. Zvezni
transpoftni administrator East
man ia prisel ma dan priporo-
cilom, da bi letos ODE stranki,
demokratska in republikanska
zborovali v Chicago, ces, da bi
sc S tenn prihranilo ma rabi
transportnih sredstev, ampak
zupan Lausche je izjavil, da je
tega stalisca Cleveland cello
bolj prikladen kot Chicago.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-29
DVOJE ZAROK V DRUZINI

Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Kozel,
1929 Holmes Ave., naznanja-
ia, da sta Sc zadnji teden zaro-
Gill njih dvoje hcerk. Ann Ma
rie Sc je zarocila Mr.. Vincent
Champa, simon Mr.. in Mrs. ].
Champa, AT E. 156 St. Helen
Sc ie pa zarocila z korporalom
Louis w. Somrak, simon Mr.. in
Mrs. Louis Somrak, 1901 East
167 St.
Cpl. Somrak je odsel po eno-
tedenskem dopustu zopet nazaj
v taborisce Fort Leonard Wood,
Missouri. - Cestitamo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-29
SVARI, DA JE NEMCIJA
Sc VEDNO MOCHA

Gen. George V. Strong, ma
celnik ameriske vojaske tajne
sluzbe, je veeraj izjavil, da med
tenn, ko nemska komanda vec
ne upa ma zmago, pa poseda
Nemcija Sc veliko vojasko moe
in da DO treba Sc krvavih bojev
predno bodo naciji zlomljeni.
Dejansko imajo Nemci dane:
v akciji vec moz kot pa so Jill
imeli oh casu invazije Poljske
je rekel Strong. Nasa poglavit,
ma prednost obstoji v nasi pro.
dukciji orozja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-29
Stain apelira "a ma.
kup vOjnih bOndOv

Sovjetski PREMIER Josip Sta
lin Sc je odvzal vabilu ameriske-
ga zakladniskega departmental
ter je postal posebno poslanico
ma amerisko ljudstvo v kateri
pozivlja k nakupovanju vojnih
bondov.
Stalinova poslanica Sc delno
glasi:
"Nasi ameriski prijatelji, XII
pomagajo pri izdelovanju vol
:nih potrebscin, S tenn dajejo We
liko podporo borbi >proti nase-
mu skupnemu sovrazniku. sle-
herni sovjetski drzavljan ne po-
maga lie svoji armadi in vladi "a
poraz sovraznika, temvec dale
sovjetski vladi tudi veliko fl
nancno pomoc nakupovanjem
VoJnlh bondov.
"Zazeljivo je, da amerisko
liudstvo z uspesnim nakupova-
njem vojnih bondov Zed. dr.
zavah pospesi skupni napor Ia
vezniskih sill "a zmago mad So
vraznikom v cim krajsem ca
su."
Sijajen odziv Clevelanda
Kvota "a Cleveland in okolico
je bila dolocena ma 233 milijo-
nov dolarjev, kar je bilo dose
zeno ze prosli teden. Ampak z
ozirom ma dejstvo, da ogromna
vecina posameznikov v tel kam-
panji Sc nj kupila "ekstra" bon
da, 81 je Cleveland sam nadel
nalogo, da do jutri, ko Sc kam-
panja zakljuci, sprawl promet
"a 800 milljonov dolarjeV VOL
nih bondov.
Kakor kazejo VISA znamenja,
ho cilj tudi dosezen, kajti do
veeraj je skupna vsota znasala
re mad 287 milijonov dolarjev
in pol. Zadnje dni Sc je v mestu
prodalo "a okoli 10 milijonov
oolarjev bondov ma dan. Cleve-
land je tel kampanji doletela
cast, da je bill prvi med velikimi
mesti v dezeli, XII je izpolnil
predpisano mu kvoto.
Ako Sc niste kupili "ekstra"
honda, tedaj to storite takoj!
To nj lie vasa dolznost, temvec
najboljsa investicija in prihra-
rex "a dezevne dni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-29
ALI 30 POMANJKANJE
RAJONA IN BOMBAZA?

WASHINGTON. - Produk-
cijski sef Donald Nelson lie te
dni izjavil, da utegne biti pro-
izvodnja umetnega kavcuka pri-
hodnje leto resno ovirana, ker
grozi pomanjkanje rajona in
bombaza. Treba DO torej napeti
vse sile "a zvisanje produkcije.
Racuna Sc, da Sc DO prihodnje
leto potrebovalo 80 milijonv ko-
les "a osebne automobile, ako
sc 30 hotelo zadostiti nujnim
civilnim potrebam. "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-29
Liberty Parnik "Nikola
Tesla" splovljen

Preteklo soboto, rs. sep
tembra .je bill v Baltimore
spuscen v morje tovorni Ii
berty paraik, XII nosi ime
'Nikola Tesla, po svetovno
sIavnem elektricnem geni-
ju jugoslovanskega pore
kla.
Admiral Land je kot po-
veljnik vladne ladjedeInice
Baltimore poyabil ma slav-
most hrvatskega bana DIR.
Ivana subasica, Savo 10
sanovica, bivsega jugoslo-
vanskega ministra in neca-
ka pokOjnega Tesle, Louisa
Adamica, pisatelja i'm pred
sednika Zdruzenega odbo-
ra juzno-sIovanskih Ameri-
kancev, ter Zlatka Baloko-
vica, violinskega umetnika
in predsednika Hrvatskega
narodnega kongresa.
PO slavnostni splovitvi
novega parnika Sc je vrsi-
La zakuska, ma kateri so BIZ
Ii omenjeni gostje admira-
la Landa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-29
'Japoncii so ma Novi
.Cviinejjii j dozziiveh Il
nov pekoC poraz
Zavezniki so sprejeli nov konvoj Z
bombami; zdrobili so so letal in
potopili seden ladij.

z zavezniskega glavnega sta
ma v jugozapadnem Pacifiku Sc
javlia danes velika zavezniska
zmaga mad Japonci.
Zavezniska sila je V ponede-
lick presenetila japonski kon-
voj, XII je bas prinesel pomoc "a
posadko v Wewaku ma Novi
Gvineji ter pri tenn unicili 80
japonskih letal in potopili Sc
dem ladij.
Sovrazna letala presenecena ma
Zeml il
Bitka je trajala emo uro. Vec-