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Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-02

An Official announcement SAID
that Allied forces in Sicily have
started an offensive" with the Am
erican Seventh Army capturing
10000 more prisoners-half of them
Germans driving IL miles into
the enem:'s northern flank. The
north coastal town of San Stefano
and the town of Misretta, six miles
south of San Stefano, fell to the
Americans, as did Castel Di Lucio,
Castel Di Tusa, and Malta Pettino.
Today's communique reported
steady progress on all sectors despite
strong counterattacks which were
repulsed.
"Assoro, Nihhoria,, Mistretta and
San Stefano are in our hands," the
communique said in describing the
new all-out offensive which was
launched as air and naval forces
blasted at the Italiaon mainland
again in an effort to force capitula-
tion of the Badoglio government.
The network of roads in enemy
hands was greatly reduced, by the
new advances ana the remaining
roads are being pounded by day and
night by Allied airrianes. 1
Gen. Sir Bernard l.. Montgomery.
commander of the British Eighth
army, told his troops that I'VE will
now drive the Germans out of Sic
lily, and praised the Americans for
seizing more than half the island
in record time"
The peW Amor;oon ol,,onao -
ward the Messina tip of Sicily gave
the 7th Army possession of the i'm
portant north-South road from San
Stefano, through Mistretta and the
Caronian Mountains, to Nicosia.
mus, the last Axis link with central
Sicily Tom the coastal road had
been broken.
The British Eighth army, which
mad been hammering at the Axis
Catanla defenses on the east coast.
has beaten back strong enemy
counterattack, an Allied commune
que reported.
Allied capture of an additional
10000 Axis prisoners-about half of
Whom were GermanS-also was an
nounced. This brought the num-
Der OF prisoners taken by the Allies
during the Sicilian campaign so
far tonear 100000.
STEADY PROGRESS
Steady Allied progress was re-
ported on all sectors of the line
drawn in a semicircle around Mount
Etna. Canadian troops fighting to
the south of the Americans were
said to be pushing forward despite
heavy opposition.
tThe British radio announced
that the Eighth army, which has
been shelling and skirmishing south
of Catania for days, had started
its big pISh.")
The American advance of IL miles
brought Lieut.. Gen. George S. Pat
tons doughboys within 70 miles of
Messina along the north coastal
road.
The Axis prisoners were captured
in the MiStretta area. The 5000
Germans captured represented
about one-third of a full division.
American motor torpedo boats
Continued ON Page 6, Col. q
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-02
No Comment on
Iandinq on Kiska

LONDON, Aug. 2-CUP)-An un-
confirmed report that American
forces had landed on Kiska, last
Japanese island in the Aleu-
tians, was broadcast by the Axis
controlled Vichy radio.
cThe Navy Department in WASH
ington had mo Comment ON the
report.)
The broadcast said the landing
was made by naval forces.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-02

Agricultural Adjustment Admins
tration officials in Ell Centro were
"unmuzzled" Monday following
week during which they were pro-
hibited from releasing any informa-
ton on the activities of their
agency to the press or radio.
The restriction was placed on
Triple A men following passage of
the Agriculture Appropriations Act
which carried a rider eliminating
all expenses for publicity purposes.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-02
Father Of Valley
Woman Passes On

Friends in Imperial Valley Mon
day were informed of the death of
Mr.. John Hall Mcdonald, father
of Mrs. r. E. Chestnut, Ell Centro,
July 81 in San Francisco.
Mcdonald spent several winters
in the valley with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chestnut and had many friends
here. He was III years old.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-02
u AMBllNe
IMPORTER
Still In The Army

Still In The Army
Sgt. Gene Gach, former Los An
geles publicity man whose book, In
the Amy Now" deals at length
with his experiences in Imperial
Valley, was in town Monday.
People were very hospitable to
us" said Sgt. Zach, referring to the
long stretch he spent with the llth
Cavalry when it was stationed out
at Camp Seeley Although there
was little organized recreation the
people were very spontaneous in
the way they treated u.s."
Gach disclosed that most of the
old llth Cavalry has been de
horsed," with most of the outfit
now stationed with the nth Armor-
ed division at Ft. Benning, Ga.
When the cavalrymen went to
Georgia they were put in tanks
and jeeps A fine thing for horse
mem!
Sgt. Zach is now up at Camp
Lockett in the San Diego noun
tains, where he says the tempera
ture climbs up around ll0-degree
mark every SO often but is still not
SO uncomfortable as when he ~"en-
joyed" the summer in the valley.
A great deal of the Organizational
work of making II Am An Ameri.'
can Day" national holiday can be
credited to Gach, who helped orig
mate the day in May when i'm
MIGRANTS are welcomed into the u.
8. as citizens.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-02

. Unrest and Guerrilla fighting in
the Balkans. thruStS by SlOvene
raiders as far as 80 miles inside
Italy clashes between German and
italian troops in italy and on Crete
and the xodus of 100000 persons
from Axis cities to escape the COM
ing Allied aerial attacks were re-
ported in indirect dispatches.
At Cairo, however, the middle
east command used shower of
leaflets and radio broadcasts to
warn the Cretans not to impede
italian troops are resisting the Ger
mans
Husband your resources" the
message said. do not reveal your
strength yet. Do not make gen.
eral rising until we land. Await the
signal. You will get full instruc-
tions"
NEW DIFFICULTIES
Germany also appeared to be fac
ing new difficulties on her northern
flank. A dispatch to the London
Evening Standard said it was re-
liably reported that the Swedish
Cabinet, with King Gustav presid-
ing, decided last Friday to Cancel
Sweden's agreement whereby Ger
man troops are given the right of
transit through Swedish territory.
Such move would severely hamp-
er Germany's ability to defend Nor
way.
In Italy, there were conflicting
reports as to latest developments
but it was obvious the Allied threat
of new big-scale air raids had in
tensified demands for peace. The
Union of five italian socialists ap-
Continued on page 2, Col -
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-02

among 45OO servicemen who will be
temporarily placed on the military
reserve list so that they may en-
gage I'm mining activities.
OF the "a who qualified for the
work 40 were colored and formerly
worked in the coal mines of West
Virginia.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-02

exists, Tom Finney, head OF the u.
S. Employment service for IHperial
county, revealed Monday.
Finney and his assistant, Dan
Robertson, examined 100 Camp
Lockett soldiers recently and certi-
fled to the ability and fitness of
Ga of the group.
Finney said the men would be
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-02
81 Soldiers Nav
Become Civilians

Sixty four soldiers from Camp Lockett will be sent
to Douglas Utah in the future and given tests
which they successfully pass will automatically exempt
them from further military service that they may work
in the mining industry where great manpower shortage
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-02
Storm Causes IL
Breaks i'm Canal
Heavy Downpour in Chocolate Mis-.
Causes East Hish|ine TO Rip Banks and
DeIuse Several Large Tracts of Land

Eleven sections of the Imperial Irrigation districts
East Hghne canal chief water supply for the Calpatra
area washed out Sunday when deuge of flood wat
swept down the Mammoth Wash from the Chocolate
mountains following heavy rains in that district.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-02
Mrs. Paul jenkins
Dies in San Diego

Mrs. Catherine Jenkins, wife of Paul A. Jenkins pub
Usher of the PostPress died Sunday in Mercy
Hspital, San Diego.
A month before the eighth anniversary of their ar
rival in Ell Cenro Mrs Jenkins rushed to San Diego
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-02
10000 Prisoners
Taken in Big Push
Against Foe Force
Air Offensive Against Cities on Italian
Mainland Resumed in Full Force; Naples
Turned into Smoking Ruins from Bombing

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, North Africa Aug 2
IOP)-Aed armies have launched an offensive crush
AXIS resistance in northeastern Sicily, smashing forward
the entire Messna brdgehead front of more than 60
miles, despite strong enemy opposition.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-02
Allies Direct Natives Of
Crete to Aid italians i'm
Battles with Nuzi Troops
'PopuIace Told to Await Signal for
General Attack; Guerri|las Fight
Way Deep into Italian Territory

LONDON, Au 2-(UP)-The Allied command called
upon the people of Crete to aid ltaan soldiers resisting
the Germans and await the signal for a general uprs
ing when invasion forces land for the European fortress
from the southeast.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-02

Quite Appropriate
81 There was a little lull in services
at Hipass Health camp Sunday
morning after Rev. Hayden Sears
had led the youngsters in about
every song he could think OF.
Finally he had AZ inspiration.
Are there any songs which you
children would like to sing" queried
the Reverend.
Another pause followed. After a
few moments of silence, Neal
Thompson, 9, offered the following
praiseworthy suggestion: Praise
the Lord and Pass the Ammuni-
ton"
And SO it was done.
Inside Stuff
There were no "cOkes" in the
water cooler in the county record
e2'G office Monday
Reason: there was no ice.
q Lot of Bull
They tell this one about Evan
Hewes, president ii the Imperial
Irrigation district.
When Evan was oh, so young, he
worked for an uncle in the valley
and also did odd jobs.
One day farmer way out on
the Tamarack area northwest of
Imperial told him that If he would
come out to his place and dispose
of a bull which had died, Hewes
could have tie hide.
What the former hadn't told him
was that where the bovine had
expired there was an over-abun-
dance of sandstone.
Evan dug in the hard rock for
(COntinued on Page 6, Col. So
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-02
WEATHER

Maximum Monday 105, minimum
Monday 80; 5 am. Monday 81, hu-
midity 80; noon Monday 1903, humid
ity29; 5 pm. Sunday 81, humidity 70.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-20
Negro Appeals


Elizabeth City. Feb 2o-tNrD go
william II. Poole. Elizabeth City
Negro. today nwHii"d removal t.
state prison at Ealcigh rrndm" a
.lprcm" court 1'ling on his appeal
from the death penalty imposed "n
him for the Staying of Andrew Jack
son Sawyer. Il sailor. hcrc last Now
Years night.
Sheriff ". l.. Thompson said no
planned to take Poole 10 the capitol
Monday
The Negro wa. convicted or first
degree murder by Il superior court
Jury. Judge ~. II. :. Bmgwyu yc..
'crrlav sentenced him +" dc in IN"
chambcr April iG Iii. counsel inn.
rcila'clv filed notice NJ appeal.
Sawyer was shot and instantly
killed ay nc was about 10 enter hi.
home hero. \ companion. Irwin Srw
vCr. no relation was wruudcd rv
inc .amC charge. u.s. was Ronald
Sawyer. a brother Of Andrew.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-20
House Crcur,
Hits Draft
Of Fathers
Military Affairs
Committee on Record
In Giving Reasons
For Supporting Bill

Washington. Feb. 2O-(AP)
The llouS" military affair,
"' "'In'ltcc l"aay uyup on record
apparently for rhr benefit ol
l"cai draft boards npposcd
I" general drafting Of family
r:"H, ard termed such 4 policy.
Injurious to the nations wei
Fare.
In Il formal report 81 the rca-
SONS IL approved III N!lday bill
10 give family men drfcrmcut
prloriticS and Ia put draft quotas
ON 4 statewide basis. the commit
Ice expressed belief that Ill
would he injurious Ia The welfare
oi our country la lave local
draft boards feel that men with
Families can In freely indicted
into the armed services"
tn" report asserted many local
board. throughout The country. dine
l" Cp!iuslu! unG difference of upin-
ION III the construction at the rules
ana regulations adopted by the Sc
IrcitN" service bureau. have been
inducing large numbers OF men into
IN" armed forces with little regard
for the number oI dependents. par-
Hci'IHrly IN relation 10 men who are
IA" heads %! families"
tn" committee reiterated IT, nd
h".rncc 10 the daur.tai prin-
c.H!r That there IS certainly "a gen
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-20
J WEI .VE-YEAR-OLD
MOTHER REPORTED
AS DOING NICELY

Murphy. Feb. 2n-(ApD-A twelve
;'''l."'d mother and her rhrcc-dav-
'." daughter were reported doing
H..'i| i'day at local hospital by
attending physicians.
i'.r''I r'curd- showed the mo-
ui',. Ms L. c. Foster. WAS born
N"Ir' Louise Iiiy.un. in Canton. c..
~ Nrri 1920 81" VA. married
,;~'h'""'"r .. 1911. al Carton. H.
INA nand. -. was inducicd in the
Army last fall.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-20
Allied Lines
Are Shifted
In g1nisia
Axis Forces Resume
Offensive in North;
Russians Continue
Pursuit OF Germans
HY Th' -l%soc.of,d Py,xxp

fi@iIjin& III ~wIr,iH" dust
storms, General sir q. l.. Munt-
E"nrrN $ Hr....l ,.nun army
r."ts No. .u!ur.-I uittckIny
tie al. 0u the Iuu.4inr urea
Il ia, ,,ut..r OBJ j.c 6p-miiy !ou,s
M;u''iA .luu al southern Tunisia,
tHiI" @" ,.. u1r,H ~, German
1!.t t".,"&s were said to hN.
'r~-n.,t extensive operations.
Simultaneously. Il bulletin
from ..'.J he; ,qUartcrs an
n"uco" that allied forward
.r"' rs d. the DUsy!lIa valley had
.,'. Withdrawn.
The Vniciy. scene ui bitter
Fighting tor mnny weeks. lie,
brtW cen mountain chain, cNtcn:
inS 10 miles southwest al the
aNiN IaSc al pont d. lIhS.
Coupled with other adju 1
mcniS. the latest withdrawal >ug-
cc>tcd a wide yc-.iii@nm.ul al Inc
allied irnni aN Il result al the
new 66-milc deep All, salient
carved into Ia" center at allied
Win American ,l#u.ci force.
,'."uGCC !Y,1.- ,,..y'.u.is ..uurI..i
I'll eli action t .uI..gu i-,ly 'u.f
N'nIuc. uu" Ms speeding his t;GIl..
oath - meet the british v.-.tM aims
,h.Cal AGAINST the Aiuy.tL line.
British MradquaIic.. Sg.H General
Montgomery : forces were IN con
tact with the enemy IN 'uv Medic.
ground troops lighting h,., lur So.
y!u! days. while yI.aaH ...., eun,
continued L. D!u-; ,.y a...,ll WORK.
II preparation Tor q ug.ahinlnug.
In another strategic dyVrIou-
meat, Il Reuters (BtitISii new
agency correspondent with the
eighth army reported that British
troops HAD driven axis forces or
DJcrba island. in the center al
the Guif ol GabcS just above
the Marcth line.
II 'ruc. this would provide . snmu
thanking threat to the Hul;. CHu ODD
nc Marcfh works.
News dispatches from Genera.
Dwight -. E,.ciIuuwcr, n-aduu..r.
ter. conceded that the dr-irurr ,p
aH..g'yt al Hmug.s force uI.4.
uD.c, ,.c spring time table N the
McuI,s... ,.v. but there WAS No
that 90, Americans Uad lost 10
heavy 'uh-. ~ big 4uu. md more
than 80 .lurlgd rul-
On !hr Soviet front. the Fed
IrnI.N smashed into three more
strongly iurtiiiCd town, west ui
En>iUy. i'll pursuit Ui 80 400 Ger
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-20
Newsprint
Cut Delayed
Second Cut, Scheduled
For April |, to Be
Deferred; More Pulp
Found Available

Washington. Feb. 2O.-(AP-
Til" second cut III ncwSprint al
l"tncntS 10 newspapers, Schc-
dulcd Ia Ike effect April |, wa,
deferred tcmpOrdril, today by
The war production board on the
basis ui ncw Information on
Canadian pulp supplies.
a 10 pea. cent ucwsprInt Gu, al
ready B. u effect and the second cut
guS .Ch.uuIuo 'D nave been not more
Than ~ per cent additional.
Tho change u plans resulted from
q visit If Ralph H. Weldon. Cana-
dian uCwsprIut administrator, VINO
brought news of ~ increased volume
TT puIpwund supply from Canada.
source at ~ per cent at the paper
ru which United States newspapers
uc printed.
y. &. CmJ'nr. director Of WIPES
printing rui Publishing division. and
Donald j. Sterling, WIPE cunsultant
,u the newspaper and publishing in
.3us'rIps announced tu = meeting of
inc newspaper industry advisory
Continued on Faye Two)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-20
Anti-NeIscx2
CroupGrows
Byrnes, Hopkins and
Rosenman Reported
Favoring Custer of
WPB Chairman

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r,,,,,,.',J - ,,',',
,L,;r,n.,,, =, ,,,a w. n''r,,' ~
L,',.d -, p'""' NC"
t,,,. a. ''H !"
W.hi,. i..u.', saw" :" '''rt ii''p'
nr,, ~ ~ ~ n'"''''>
tmJ.n S.,,'ni n'''H ''''
Tn, wa, wiihr,u cnnr,,,....,,,r
from any at the three bovr,r,. .,,G
even auil-Nclsou ui;r.Iri- md ,j,,..,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-20
Aleutiians
Jap Base
Is Shelled
Results Not Noted:
Allied Planes Attack
Japanese Shipping
In South Pacific
Hg re, i%~"cjYicd PirSs)

american WarShips were Off,
ciaiiy rrpnrtcd t"day to HAY,
bomnardcd IapancSc position
en- .Attu island. enemy base in
the W"S.crmmnSt AlcutianS
whji, allied planes blasted tn,
JapyuCsc from burma To the
South Sr:t% ard sank four ships
r"tIIln" 1000 tons in Il single
night raid IN The SuIomunS.
he Navy said L. =. surface
forces, taking up the assault
wh,ch has been mechanically car
rci an ny American aircraft.
"hrlird .hc baplnrsr AT IIoltZ
Ray and At thirLsnc IiarbUr on
Nttu island Thursday.
Results were not observed. Il com
mrniHr -..d. presumably because of
the prs'u.:1l Tu@S which cloak the
10..a enemy stronghold.
I'll" Navy also reported that L. s.
plane. .uut down TWO .Iapdmc. q Ilu;i-
tyne aircraft which attempted To- at
tac" "'rmy positions III the west
era NI"utidnS.
the CummuulQuc. reported that
Ih"" Was uu change in the situation
~ Hsl IN New Guinea. where al
.n"i ".wud t.u"pS have driven the
l'. i.art. toward the coast.
D'n .H fire tour vessels damaged
I'll i"u.. " 9.u0H-,om ship was hit
".. "ur! icu burning from stem To
.',r .,,.ts
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-20

On !hc Soviet front, the Fed
arni.'~ smashed into three more
strongly lur;iiiCd town, west ui
E">iUN, i'll pursuit ui :aU. uHU Ger
man troops rciTcJtiu. along Tia.
sea %! .irnv and rriirG up other
gains On Il 100 iuliy uIUir line.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-20

Continued on Faye Two)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-18
(Nadaljevanje ma 4. stranD
POROCILA IL SOVRAZ.
NTH VIROV

BERN, 13. marca (AP) -
Curiska Neue Zuericher lei
tung je prinesla poroeilo IL Ia
breba, XII trdi, da razsaja legar
" onem delu hrvaskega ozem-
liza, il katerega je osisce pred
kratkim pregnalo partizane.
Ista brzojavka poroca tudi,
da Sc partizani umikajo v sme-
ri goratih predelov Hercegovi-
ne in da so nemske, italijanske
in ustaske cete zasedle Glamoc-
ko in Livansko polje.
Nemski casopisni poroeevalci
trde, da so imeli partizani v me-
secu februarju tezke izgube, g.
900 mrtvih in 5000 ranjenih;
izgub osisea pa ne omenjajo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-18
v zadnii pozdrav

Clanice druStva sv. Ane st. a
SDZ so prosene, da pridejo no.
col oh 8. uri " pogrebni zavod
Jos. zele in sinovi, 65O2 ST.
Clair Ave., da izkazejo zadnjc
cast umrli clanici Ivani Turk
jutri zjutraj oh $50 uri pa ds
Sc udelezite skupnega pogreba
Vile rojenice
Pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Stan
ley Pockar, 500 e. 112 St., Sc
Sc veeraj zglasile vile rojenict
in pustile v spomin krepkeg;
sincka. Deklisko ime matere j
bilo Anna Gorjup. Matt in det'
Sc nahajata v Huron Rd. Dol
nisnici ter Sc dobro poeutita. :
Nase cestitke!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-18

= veerajsnjim >dnem presegel
million dolarjev.
Vsota, XII je bila nabrana do
vceraj, znasa $1,OO6,527.
Vodstvo kampanje Rdecega
kriza apelira ma vse one Cleve-
landcane, h katerim Sc MISC pri-
sli nabiralci ali nabiralke "a ia
sklad, da bi poslali svoje pri-
spevke po posti ma glavni stan
Vojnega sklade WAR Fund
Headquarters, War Service Gen.
ter, Public Square.
Ma splosno Sc ljudje zelo ra-
di odzivajo ter darujejo tel pie
meniti organizaciji po svojih
moceh, kolikor kdor more. Pri-
spevki pa bi bill Sc znatno visji,
&c ne bi vecino Clevelandcanov
.poboli bas sedaj vojni davki, "a
katere je bilo potrebno seci glo-
boko v Yep. Vendar v splosnem
pa radi tega ne trpi organizaci-
ia Rdecega kriza.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-18
Ruske cete pri
Harkoyu presle
spet v Ofenzivo
Ruske severne armade Sc
nahajajo sedem mill cd
Pecama in so mill cd
Smoljenska.

MOSKVA, IL. marca. - Rde-
ca armada v Ukrajini je spet
.presla v ofenzivo ter zapodila
ma Harkov Donec 'front.' S sill
mimi napadi Nemce S cele vrste
grebenov v okraju Izjuma, rs
mill juznovzhodno cd Harkova.
Porocila fronte naznanjajo,
da nemskifn cetam nj uspelo
prodreti do juznega brega DON
ca, kjer so Sc Rusi ugnezdili v
utrjenih pozicijah.
Sovjetske kolone, XII prodira-
jo proti Smoljensku, so izvoje-
vale move triumfe, ko so prere-
zale nikitinsko zeleznico, ma toe
XII, katera lezi IS mill JUNO
vzhodno cd velike in vazne
nemske baze Smoljenska.
Casopis Aftontidningen poro-
ca danes, da so ruske cete pro-
drle do tocke, XII je oddaliena
samo Sc sedem in pol mile cd
Pecama, pristanisca severne
Finske, kar pomeni, da je price
la rdeea armada z ofenzivo ma
arkticni 'front.'.
" Ma centralni 'front.' so odda-
ljeni Rusi Sc so mill cd smo-
ljenska. Neka ruska eeta je po-
bila 500 Nemcev ter zajela 10
topov, 60 strojnic in 60 trukov,
natrpanih potrebscinami.
O velikih uspehih poroeajo
tudi liz okraja Ilmenskega 1ie-
zera, kjer 81 cete marsala Timo-
senka prizadevajo rabbit nem-
sko 16 armada v staraji Rusi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-18
Ia civiIno obrombo

Poizkusnja v m O b ilizaciji
vseh 'air raid wardens" V dis
triktu st. 2, 23.' varde Sc bo vr-
sila. nocoj OBJ Z. uri. Vsi ward
ems" bodo ostali mobilizirani,
oziroma bodo pripravljeni ma
odziv ko jih vodja te okolice po-
klice ma sluzbeno mesto, do ne
nellie zjutraj, 21. marca. Vsem
"air raid wardens" v temu dis
triktu Sc DO razdelilo plinske
maske in takozvane "stirrup"
brizgalne.
Razmere Sc cedalje slabse
razvijajo in dasiravno nj bas
danes napada cd sovraznika
mad nasimi glavami, pa je prav
mono, da pride napad nena-
donna, zato Sc hoce ljudstvo pri-
praviti, da ne bo tedaj, ko Sc
bo skoda ze naredila, Sc vecja
zmesnjava in beg. Air Raid
Wardens bodo obcinstvo sezna-
Mill rabo plinskih mask in
drugih pripomockov, Xxi pridejo
v postev pri napadu.
V soboto, 20. marca Sc bo W.
sila polnocna predstava oziro-
ma predvajanje slikv Norwood
gledaliscu, st. Clair Ave. in E.
62 St., katere preostanek Sc bo
porabilo "a nabavo potrebscin
"a civilno obrambo. Glavna' sli-
ka Xxi Sc jo bo kazalo, Sc imenu-
je ''The Dark Command
Vstopnice so po SOC in Sc jih
lahko nabavite cd vasega "ail
raid wardens" ali pa pri blagaj.
nj v glediscu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-18
r USKI KOMUNIKE PO.
ROCA 0 BOJIH v
JUGOSLAVIJI

Uradni ruski vojaski komuni.
Ike, objavljen OBJ polnoci dne H.
marca, poroca naslednje o bojih
v Jugoslaviji:
"Jugoslovanski partizani So
prizadeli Nemcem tezke izgube
v blizini kraja Mliniste.
"V zadnjih bojih v teh kra.
jih, so jugoslovanski partizani
pobili priblizno 200 hitlerjevcev
V blizini krajev Sedlo in Mali,
lug je bio ubitih 1873 italian,
skin vojakov. Partizani so zaje'
Ii 40 strojnic in odvzeli italian.
skim okupatorjem veliko mno-
Zinc municije."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-18

z Atlantika Sc poroca o dra-
maticnih uspehih v vojni proti
nemskim podmornicam, XII tvo-
RHO najvecjo nevarnost zavez-
niskim parnikom in tenn po-
sredno zavezniski invaziji, ka-
terra bo odvisna cd dobav, XII iih
bodo ii parniki pripeljali. Sno-
ci je bilo naznanjeno, da je ne
ka ladja obrezne straze zavozi-
la v sovrazno podmornico in jo
pogreznila, nato pa napadla Pc
tero nadaljnih podmornic, do
cim so spremljajoee ladje ne
kega drugega konvoja unieile
najmanj tri podmornice osisca.
Vpad v norveski ford
o nadaljni uspesni pomorski
akciji poroea angleska admira-
liteta, XII naznanja, da so an
gleske pomorske sile pogreznile
dvoje osiscnih parnikov ter
drzno zavozile v neki norveski
ford, kjer so napadle razne ma
prave.
Ladja Campbell, XII pripada
obrezni strait, Sc je zaletela ma
Atlantiku v neko nemsko pod
mornico ter jo pogreznila, ma
kar je bila, :polnih dvanajstI ur
v boju celim krdelom podmor-
mic, katerih je petero bombar-
dirala z globinskimi bombami.
Rezultat tega bombardiranja nj
zr1an.
Pogreznitev treh podmornic
Angleske, ameriske in fran