davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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extreme caution In making the
award. The procedure for plant
nomination, however, is simple.
Any employee Of the Food Distri-
button administration in Washington
or in the field may propose plant
for consideration. Likewise, the
nomination may be made by one of
FDA's regional directors, or through
the Washington branches of the
VIA. An Awards board will con-
slider every nomination and recon-
mend final action to the director Of
food distribution.
Because of the short period Of
time many operators are in produc-
ton, prompt attention will be given
to every nomination.
The Consumers Part.
Much as the breasts Of farmers or
factory workers will swell with pride
when they see that GAP banner fiut-
tering in the autumn breeze, they
know it is but symbol of the mighty
effort that every American is max
ing to win the war. Not only pro-
ducers of food, but consumers too,
have their part to play. E
Americas mighty home front
forces are mobilizing during Novem-
Der in nationwide campaign to
help food fight for freedom. Ranking
in importance with bonds, machin-
cry, rubber, guns, tanks, ships and
planes, food is a weapon of war that
every civilian can turn against the
enemy.
Rallying cry Of the food army is
the slogan: Produce, Conserve,
Share and Play SQUARED"
Citizens groups in every COM
munity will advise the public of the
meaning Of these words, and of how
each person can contribute to max
ing the whole nation flood con-
scious." Four government agencies,
the War Food administration, OPA,
owl and OCD, are cooperating to
tell the food story. Briefly they
explain each part of the program:
Produce and Conserve.
American farmers have done a
remarkable job this year IN again
breaking food production records,
and they plan to continue the good
work in 1914 with the planting of
$50 million acres. Helping them
plant and harvest is something 9TH
er civilians can do on the production
line. Home gardens also aid in
making more food, as does work in
processing plants during the rush
season.
Farmers themselves can help pre-
vent waste Of food before it goes to
market, along with transportation
companies and other handlers. The
homemaker's job is to save food in
the kitchen, and to can and preserve
as much as possible. Everyone can
try to eat the right foods, those that
are nutritious and plentiful, 50 as to
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-10-15

to be arranged by the winning coun-
ties. A representative chosen by
the farmers will receive the produc-
ton award.
Seasonal food professors - those
little canning factories, those pack
ers of dried fruit, makers Of jelly
and so forth, who operate only while
the fruit and vegetables are coming
mare also eligible for a special
award. For outstanding initiative in
overcoming the obstacles in the way
Of producing processed food, or for
increasing their output notably, sea-
sonal processing plants will be
awarded the Achievement "a" BAN
ner similar to that given to coun-
ties for farm production, but with a
white star in the upper left-hand
corner.
These little plants have joined en-
Enthusiastically in the nations FOOD
for Freedom" program. The fact
that they are not year-round opera
tors makes them ineligible for the
army-navy sc" award.
Standards Are High.
The same rigidly high standards
must be met for both the "a" and
the "E" awards.
In awarding the ga" the War
Food administration will consider,
first Of all, quantity and quality of
production in the light Of available
facilities.
Other major factors bearing on
their decision will be-:
/. Ingenuity and cooperation with
the government In developing and
producing war food products.
2. Cooperation in carrying out
the purposes of the various food pur-
chase programs.
8. Effective management; abili-
ty to overcome production obstacles;
satisfactory management-labor rela-
tons, including the avoidance of
work stoppages.
4. Training additional labor forces,
low absentee records.
5. Accident prevention; health and
sanitation.
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One thing a soldier is afraid Of
is display of emotion. That's:
why his slang so often sounds
derogatory. For example, he re-.
fers to the silver eagles on his
coloneIs shoulder straps as "buz-,
Yards" But when he speaks Of his
favorite cigarette, he says: Cam.
els" They're first with men in the
Army as well as with Sailors, Ma
rines, and Coast Guardsmen. (Ac-
cording to actual sales records in
service mems stores.) And though
there are Post Office restrictions
on packages to overseas Army.
men, you can still send Camels to,
soldiers in the U. S., and to men
in the Navy, Marines, and Coast
Guard wherever they are.-Adv.s
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-10-15
Tobacco High in 1900;
Professors Taught Its Use

When tobacco was first intro
duced in England during the 10Th
century, it was literally worth it's
weight in gold-a pound of tobacco
was commonly sold for an equal
weight of silver and coins.
The art of smoking was also re-
garded most seriously, and it was
considered disgrace not to be
able to inhale smoke through the
nose. There were even professors
of smoking who initiated beginners
into the mysteries of inhaling and
blowing smoke rings.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-10-15

out-of-the-way corner. The frame
has full skirted cover of denim
trimmed in bands of lowered
chintz. On top there stands a
medicine closet with feet made
by gluing spools in place. This
cabinet gives a convenient place
for toilet articles and the mirror
door is well lighted with wall
brackets connected with a floor
outlet.
NOTE-This sketch is from BOOK Of
the series prepared for readers on making
things for the home. It also contains
sketches and directions for 81 other things
to make from odds and ends on hand and
inexpensive new materials. Booklet costs
is cents. Send request for booklet di.
rect to:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-10-15
The Selfish Farmer

d. U Z. T.. ID E
A farmer obtained some espe-
cially fine seed corn and turned
out crops that were the envy of
his neighbors. When they asked
for some he refused to sell any,
for fear of losing his competitive
advantages.
Another year went by and his
special corn was not so good. The
third year brought still poorer re-
suits. Suddenly it occurred to him
that the low-grade corn of his
neighbors was pollinating his prize
corn. His selfishness had beaten
him. From then on he shared his
good fortunes with others.-South
African Business Efficiency.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-10-15
Postwar Autos Will Be Better, but Not Fantastic

none Of the advantages Of steel,
while the plastic glass as now de-
veloped presents a dangerous ham
dicap to clear vision.
90 The next great mechanical adj
vance in the industry win probably
be the perfection of semi-automatic
and automatic transmissions in q
simple and inexpensive form. How
ever, it is not expected to entirely
replace the conventional hand shift
system for several years.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-10-15
~Vicsory depends as much on our
obility to produce food as on our ability
to manufacture guns, planes and ships
-FrankIin D. Roosevelt.

A presentation ceremony will be
held for every honored plant as soon
as possible after formal announce
ment of the award. The ceremonies
will be simple but impressive. In
appreciation Of the essential role be-
ing played by seasonal professors
in the "Food for Freedom" pro-
gram, the army and navy will CO.
operate with VIA in making the
presentations.
To protect the prestige Of the "A'
and the honor it represents, War
Foods administration will exercise
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-10-15
2Sa on TIM i
IkHdAE FRoNEs
NE1R RyTHSyrTA see s Ey

COME people have q talent for
~ making guests comfortable and
they are not always the people
with big houses and what used to
be called a spare room. Many a
homemaker today is graciously
sharing limited space in house
or apartment because war condi-
lions make her feel that is part Of
her contribution.
This sketch shows an ingenious
frame under which a folding cot
may be stored in hall or other
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-10-15

Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1923 is de-
signed for sizes 8. 10, IL. IA. 10 years.
Size 10. y sleeves. requires "a yards
39.inch material.
Due to an unusually large, demand and
current war conditions, slightly more time
Is required In filling orders for a few OF
the most popular pattern numbers.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-10-15

Those fantastic dreams of tear
drop, rear-engine cars made Of 'su-
per" materials with curved glass
tops and plastic bodies, belong to the
next decade. That's the opinion Of
Delmar G. Roos, a vice president Of
Willys-O Overland Motors.
Roos, who is credited with design
ing the hard-hitting Jeep. cited these
points as an engineers approach"
to postwar automobile design:
~ There win be . demand for
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-10-15

more efficient vehicles at lower ini-
tial cost. This viii mean lighter
cars, but not necessarily smaller.
(2) Radical changes win be slow
in coming.
(3) Auto manufacturers are not
willing to gamble their reputation on
''futuristic'' models which can't
meet the hard test of public use.
(4) Plastic bodies and curved
glass surfaces, Id their present form,
are unsatisfactory; the bodies have
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-10-15
New Jumper.

COLLEGE girls, business girls,
~ young wives all love the jump
er! Here's a new version which
you are going to like very much.
The jumper buttons in back; the
blouse is a round-neck style.
y
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1853 is de.
signed for sizes II, IS. IS, II. 10. Core.
spending bust measurements 20. 81, SO.
IS. 81. Size 10 1917 jumper requires SIS
yards 39.inch material, blouse. yards.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-10-15

stretch the available supply. Substi-
tute when the items wanted are on
the scarce list, even if it means
changing lifelong eating habits.
Another way to conserve is to buy
and store vegetables that will keep
well. This is particularly impor-
tant in the case of white potatoes
this year. The crop has been ex-
ceptionally large. Including both
early and late potatoes, it is esti-
mated that it will total more than
AGO million bushels. Of this, 800
million bushels are late potatoes
and are now being harvested. The
late potato crop is 70 million BUSH
els larger than the late crop of 1912,
and the overall 1913 crop is SO mil
lion bushels larger than the previ-
GUS record crop of 1928, which to-
tailed AT million bushels. So it is
plain that the farmers response to
the governments plea for increased
production has been splendid. It is
a great national asset to have this
record crop of potatoes. It also
presents problems Of distribution
which, if not efficiently handled, may
result in the waste Of, or the diver
sion from human consumption of q
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-10-15
Girls Dirndl.

HERE'S that beloved style, the
= 4 dirndl, which you can make
as a school frock for your: growing
daughter! She'll be delighted be-
cause this is the fashion every
young girl Graves.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01
DOBER TEX!
WASHINGTON. 81. ianua,

WASHINGTON, 81. januar-
ia. - Kongresnik Domengeaux,
demokrat IL Louisiana, .ie pova-
bill ma kosilo podpredsednika
Wallace-a ter nekaj drugih vi.
sokih vladnih uradnikov, kate.
rim je serviral kot glavno jed
tako zvane "muskrats" glodalci
XII 1--WE oh vodi in katerih ma IT,
soce ujamejo V mocvirjih v
Louisiani). TIE zivali, XII slove
zaradi svojih kozusckov, imaio
baje "izborno in okusno, piscan-
Gem slicno meso." zivali so "a
pogled silno odurne. Kongres-
mix upa, da DO S tenn kosilom O.
bodril zauzivanje mesa teh Ii
vail, kar hi bilo priporocljivo oh
sedanjem pomanjkanju mesa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01
MOI in ZENSKA 81 DNI
MA MORJU

MIAMI, Fla, 80. januarja..
Neki 26 let star angleski NOR
mar je povedal, da sta bila on
in neka mlada zenska edna
med sedemnajstimi osebami, XII
sta ostala ziva po 81 dneh voz-
ME V resilnem colnu.
Pomorscak sc pise James A.
Whyte ter je donna il Anglije.
Njegova tovarisica V resilnem
colnu pa je bila 35 let stara
Mrs. Margaret Gordon il Av-
stralije. Ia diva sta edna vzdr-
zala trpljenje, nuke in pomanj-
kanje V resilnem colnu, katere-
mu so vsi ostali podlegli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01
KAkO ITALIJANI ZDAJ
GOVORE

NEW YORK, %. januarja
(The Christian Science Moni.
tori - Dne 27. januarja je
rimski radio V svoji oddaji v
spanscini izjavil - "Usoda ita-
lijanskega cesarstva Sc ne be
odloeila v Tripolisu ali v Zua.
raj, temvec ma velikih evrop-
skin in azijskih bojiscih ter ma
sedmerih NORTH, kjer preze
podmornice ma svoj plen."
Vsakokrat, kadar osisce iz'
gubi kaksno postojanko, posku'
sajo Gayda, Goebbels and Co. '
naprej zmanjsati memo vred.
most. Take pripravljajo svoif
slusalce ma move neuspehe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01
Nase podmornice
so pogreznile sest
japonskih ladijj
Ma novi Gvineji so ubili
zavezniki ESQ Japoncev,
med mimi polkovnika, nil
hovega poveljnika.

WASHINGTON, 80. januar-
|ja. - Mornariski department
naznanja, da so ameriske pod
mornice pogreznile nekega ja-
|ponskega rusilca in pet drugih
ladij. Poleg tega so torpedi a.
meriskih. podmornic poskodova-
Ii neki srednje velik tovorni
|parnik. Doslej so ameriske
podmornice pogreznile 1923 ia
ponskih ladij, % nadaljnih so
tudi najbrze pogreznile, 30 pa
Iposkodovale.
Isto porocilo javlja, da so a.
meriski letalci bombardirali Ka-
hill, japonsko letalsko bazo ma
juzni obali Bougainville otoka
Ina Solomonih.
zavezniski glavni stan v Av-
straliji, nedelja, 81. januarja. -
Drugi japonski napad v dveh
dneh ma zavezniske pozicije v o.
kolici Mubo-Wau-a ma Novi
Gvineji je bill vceraj odbit. Ja-
ponci so pustili ma bojiscu $50
mrtvih, med mimi svojega pol
kovnika in poveljnika polka.
z amerisko mornarico ma juz-
mem Pacifiku, "a januarja. -
(Zakasnelo). Ameriske bojne
ladje SO priplule v vodovje Ku-
lombangars otoka, XII lezi $50
mill severnozapadno cd Guadal-
canala, kjer SO sestrelile ma We
Eliko japonsko bazo 250,00O fun
tov izstrelkov, nakar so odplule,
pustec bazo v plamenih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01
Italijanska ofenziva
prOti neObOrOzzenim
kmetOm

(Porocilo z dne 10 avg. 1922
Zadnji dnevi v Bell Kraiini
SO bill hudi. V Metliki in Crno-
imlju so Italijani izropali in ma
Ito porusili hise vsem tistim, Xxi
'imajo kakega svojca v hribih.
Drugod po vaseh, pa hise ta-
kin rodbin zazgejo, vse ljudi pa
odpeljejo v konfinacijo. L. VIA
ka je videti vse polno pogorisc
- gozdovi oh progi SO poseka-
nj, cello vinska trta je izruvana
" razdalji 500 m Cd proge. -
Kljub temu pa so bill zadnji te-
den trije napadi ma vlak. Napa-
di so uspeli, posledice pa so
grozovite.
Dne 3. augusta so odpeljali il
Belle Krajine 800 MOI v inter-
nacijo. Dne 4. augusta so selili
ljudi IL Semica. Cd SemiGa do
Crnomlja so pozgali vse zidani-
ce, da ne bi nudile zavetja par
tizanom. Dne 2. augusta so par
tizani aretirali suhorskega zup-
nika RaZtreSena in oa uhili
(zakaj SO ga ubili, porocilo
Jug. informacijskega centra ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01
Vojaska junta Nemciji utegne
strmoglaviti sedanjo nacijsko Waldo
IL Stockholma avjao, da imao nemski visok Sastnik
naere, da polaste konrole mad dezelo ko bo ljud
stvo izprevidelo, da je poraz neizogiben.

STOCKHOLM, 81. januarja.
Vojaska junta v Nemciji je Sc
daj prepricana, da bi bila v slu-
eaju nadaljnega ogrozevanja
Nemcije Cd strani zaveznikov e.
dina resitev, &c Sc nemski cast.
niki polaste kontrole mad Men,
Clio.
Tozadevna poteza bi bila tudi
del nemske "mirovne ofenzive. "
Nemski castniki bi v tenn slu-
caju zasnovali bazo pogajanj,
ma katerih podlagi upajo doseci
Isporazum zavezniki.
Junta je prepricana o uspehu
Informirani krogi porocajo,
da je junta visokih nemskih
eastnikov prepricana, da Sc be
lpricelo ljudstvo ozirati nanje
cim DO izprevidelo, da je voja
Ski poraz neizogiben.
Osnova pogojev
Ia junta je pripravila "a ts
lslucaj program, XII obstoja il
devetih took:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01
Siovenski mIodenicS
ubi+ pri voiokih

Mr.. in Mrs. John Jamnik, bi.
vajoca ma 1854 Grixdale Ave-, v
Detroitu, Mich sta prejela spo,
rocilo il Washingtona, D. c., da
je bill njih starejsi sin Alvin u.
bit v bitk: v Novi Gvineji. Po.
kojni mladenic je bill rojen dne
20. julia, 1917. K vojakom je
bill poklican Is. marca, 1941, ma
oni strani Sc je pa nahajal oc
marca, 1912.
Matt ubitega mladenica, Mrs
Rose Jamnik, je sestra Mrs. An.
ne Slopko, bivajoce ma Arrow
head Ave-, V Clevelandu, O. Ma,
Sc sozalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01
Presenetljjivo pisanje
italijanskega tiska
ltalijanski tisk izraza upa-
ME, da~bo inneyes ljudstva
po tel vojni ve6 socialne
pravice.

BERN, 25. januarja. - Med
Italijani vlada velika zbeganost
in nevolja zaradi pomanjkljive-
ga poroeevanja vojaskih do
godkih, katerih posledica je bill
padec Tripoli-ja. Kakor Nemci,
skusajo tudi fasisti podzgati
voljo svojega ljudstva razkrit-
jem obupne resnice.
Milanski Corriere della Sera
je Sci v tenn pravcu najbrze pre-
dalec in trdi, da javnost ne ra-
zume:
"Siroke mase delavstva ne bo-
do nikdar popolnoma razumele
vzrokov, XII so bill krivi izbruha
vojne. Razumeli pa bodo, da ma
daljevanje vojne zahteva dras-
ticnih spremenb gospodar.
skem oziru.
''Vlade vseh narodov, XII so v
vojni, morajo cd casa do casa
zahtevati vecjih zrtev in dajejc
narodu V zameno obljube "a DO,
docnost, vcasih tako dalekosez
ne, da jih nj mogoce izvesti
List nato razpravlja o vplivr
takih "operacij notranje strate
gije' ma zivljenje delavskih slo
jew in koncno prizna, da je ko
orporativni rezim Italiji v cd
nosajih do delavstva "sem in tia
pokazal nekatere nepopolnosti.'
clanek Sc zakljucuje z beseda
mi:
| "Po vseh teh velikih oblju
bah delavskim slojem-kateriE
obseg je narekovala situacija-
upajmo, da nam DO doba rekon
strukcije po vojni prinesla vecj'
in visjo socialno pravico."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01
Nov grob

v soboto popoldne oh 5:20
uri je preminila Frances Suha-
dolnik, rojena Mikus, vdova po
Johnu Suhadolniku, XII je bill
brat bivsega trgovca 2 obuvali,
Franka Suhadolnikas. 'Umrla je
v starosti 70 let, potem ko jo je
dan preje zadel mrtvoud po e
nj strani telesa. Pokojnica je BIZ
la vdova sedem let ter je stano-
vala v svojem domu ma 1882 e.
"a St., pri druzini svoje vnuki-
ME, Mrs. Mary Furman.
Pokojnica zapusca edino hcer
Mrs. Skuly, XII je soproga Johna
skulya, trgovca z grocerijo ma
3942 st. Clair Ave-, vnukinjo
Mrs. Mary Furman, mi. in vnu-
ke Johna, Eddija in Josepha
Skuly. Bila je elanica podruz,
nice st. rs, S. z. z. Donna je bi-
la IL Rakitne, odkoder je prisla
W Ameriko pred 80. lett.
Pogreb oskrbuje hci Trup1o
bo polozeno v krsto v Grdinovi
kapeli, 1853 e. 81 St., danes po.
poldne. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil ,
cerkev sv. Pavla ma E. 40 ST., ,
sredo zjutraj oh $50 uri tel
lnato ma Calvary pokopalisce !
druzinsko grobnico. Bod il q
hranjen blag spomin, preosta.
linn pa nase sozalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01
Hamburg je napadlo
mad 100 angleskih
bOmbnikOv
Bombniki so napadli Ham
burg v soboto vecer, do
poldne OBJ enajstih pa
glavno mesto Nemcije-
Berlin.

LONDON, 81. januarja. -
Angleska letalska sila je snoci S
stevilnimi bombniki bombardi-
rala Hamburg kakor tudi drugo
ozemlje v zapadni Nemciji.
V Hamburger, kjer so velike
ladjedelnice, tovarne letal in
baze podmornic, je izbruhnilo
nesteto pozarov.
Anglezi so bombardirali to
pristanisko mesto z dvotonski-
mi in stiritonskimi bombami,
kakor tudi s tisocerimi uzigal-
mimi bombami. Napad je trajal
pol. ure. S poleta' Sc nj vrnilo
pet bombnikov,~ kar pomeni, da
je sodelovalo pri tenn poletu
najmanj 100 bombnikov.
Istega dne, namrec v soboto
dopoldne, pa so angleski bomb
niki bombardirali Berlin, kjer
sta imela oh enajstih dopoldne
gove riti Goering IN Goebbels,
XII ST. morala zara ] bombardi-
ranja odloziti svoje govore "a
emo uro. Oh tel priliki so an
gleski bombniki prvikrat oh be-
lem dnevu bombardirali Berlin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01
FILM "CETNIK" 30 KMA
LII IMEL PREMIERE

Druzba "Fox 29th Century,
DO kmalu, prieela kazati film
"Cetnik'', XII je bill dovrsen v
Hollyweodu priblizno pred me-
secem dni; ma platnu bo videti
prizore liz borb v okolici Crne
gore in Kotora. Holandski igra-
lee Phil Dorm je prevzel vlogo
Draze Mihajlovica, doeim igra
ruska umetnica Ana Stem, Lpu.
|bico Mihajlovic. zastopniki a.
lmeriskega casopisja so film ze
videli in so mnenja, da bo a.
meriski publiki ugajal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01
pRED5EDNIk ROOSEVELT Sc
JE vRNL v WASHINGTON
Ma potovanju je bill q dni ter je tenn casu
prepotoval 1898 mill.
ZDAJ 30 UDEJSTVIL OFENZIVNE NACRTE, XII JIH
JE ZASNOVAL S CHURCHILLOM v
CASABLANCI

WASHINGTON, 80. junija.
- L. Belle hise je bilo nocoj ma
iznanjeno, da Sc je predsednik
Roosevelt ma svojem povrat-
nem poletu iz Casablance v A
meriko ustavil v Trinidadu, v
Angleski Zapadni Indiji, kjer je
obrambna postojanka Panam-
skega prekopa. Ljudstvo je
predsednika entuziasticno po-
zdravilo. Ma letaliscu je sprejel
predsednika ameriski admiral
William D. Leahy. Admiral
Leahy je odpotoval S predsed-
nixon ma konferenco V Casa
blanci, toda radi nenadnega ma
'pada influence je moral medpo-
toma izstopiti, nakar je V Trini-
dadu poeakal predsednikovega
povratka.
S pristanjem v Trinidadu sc
je predsednik Roosevelt re ce-
trtic ustavil tekom svojega po-
vratnega poleta v Ameriko.
Povratek v Washington
WASHINGTON, 81. junija -
Predsednik Roosevelt Sc je no.
coj srecno vrnil v Washington
in v Belo hiso, kjer bo udejstvil
zasnovane nacrte "a ofenzivo v
Iletu 1943, katere sta zasnovala
on in angleski premier Chur,
chill v Casablanci, v frances.
KEN Maroku.
IL Brazilije do Miami, Fla, je
prispel predsednik letalom, il
Miami v Washington pa je' po-
toval S posebnim vlakom.
Vsega skupaj je predsednik
tekom svojega nevarnega poto-
vanja prepotoval 1898 mill.
Ma potovanju je bill % dni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01
Sanatorijj zgorel.
vplamenih je zgo-
+. relo 2S oseb
Dive nadaljni osebi STA dobili
tako nevarne opekline, da
Jim bosta najbrze pod
legli.

SEATTLE, 81. januarja. -
V nekem tukajsnjem sanatoriju
"a invalide je nastal pozar, v
katerem je zgorelo najmanj 28
oseb.
Pet ur potem, ko je bill sena-
torij, XII je bill lesena zgradba,
unicen po plamenih, je serif il.
javil, da je bio IS pacijentov
izmed 49 resenih in prinesenih
ma varno. Poleg tega je bile
spravljenih S pogorisca % tru.
pei sezganih ljudi; nekateri med
mimi so bill tako sezgani, da
Sc nj moglo ugotoviti njihove
identitete.
Sanatorij Sc je nahajal osem
mill severno cd mesta Seattla
Mnogi pacienti so bill start vpo.
kojenci. Vecina njih je bila boil
ma in posteljah.
Dve izmed resenih oseb sta
bill tako nevarno opeceni, de
naJbrze ne bosta ostali pri xiv
ljenju.
Poslopje je imelo samo troj{
vrat, skozi katera je bill veg
mogoc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-01
Seja Prog. Slovenk krozek
st. /

Jutri vecer, dine 2. februar-
ia, OBJ 7::3O uri, Sc vrsi redna
mesecna seja krozka st. 1 Pro
#gresivnih Slovenk, v spodnjj
.dvorani S. D. D. ma Waterloo
Rd. Podalo Sc bo skupne racune
cd yecerje "a vojake. Obenen
je prosen nadzorni odbor, ds
pride Oh z. uri,, da pregleda il
zakljuci raeune.