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Evening star., 1943-02-06
yer to His enemies. He went through

over to His enemies. He went through
the mockery of a trial. He was nailed
upon a cross between two thieves,
and while He was dying His execu-
tioners gambled for the only piece of
property He had-His Goa. When
He was dead He was taken down and
laid in a grave borrowed from a
plying friend.
Nineteen centuries have come
and gone and today He is the CEN
trail figure of the human race and
the leader Of the column Of progress.
Il am far within the mark when
I say that all the armies that ever
marched. and all the navies that
ever were built, and all the parlia-
ments that ever sat, and all the kings
that ever reigned, all put together,
have not affected the life of man
upon this earth as powerfully as has
that one solitary life"
A Leader Sure of Himself.
Even the most casual reader of
the utterances of Jesus must be
impressed by the astounding claims
He made for Himself. Honest study
cannot escape the conclusion that
He was either what He said, or else
He was the most amazing charlatan
and deceiver of the ages. There is
no room between those alternatives
for the common notion that Jesus
was a good man, but an impractical
idealist.
Jesus was not a good man if all
the sweeping assertions He made
about Himself were false. No i'm
poster who has ever risen in history
ever made such claims for himself
as Jesus did. If they were false, He
was false.
Recall the many times He said
that He was the promised Messiah.
Note His declaration that He was
the essential Bread of Life; that
He was the Light of the world; that
He came from the Father and was
going back to Him: indeed, that He
and the Father were one; that His
existence predated that of Abraham:
that He would be lifted up. and
draw all men unto Him, that no
man could come to God except
through Him.
And all that Jesus said has been
demonstrated in the generations
tnat have elapsed since His sweep
ing words were uttered. Billions
OF witnesses have echoed Peters
My Lord and my God"
The Sunday School Lesson for
February 7 Is "Jesus Affirms His
Deity"-John, viii.12-59.
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In Psolms the 44th chapter
we reod, I'VE have heord with
our eors Of God, our fothers
have told US what work thou
didst in their doys, in the
times Of DID," We ore so hoppy
todoy, that our God hos not
changed! He hos heord men
Of old, and He still heors the
cries Of those who come to him
in foith believing!
In the second verse we ore
told thot He drove the heothen
out with His own hand. Yes,
we must hove greet planes. ond
ammunition and war moterioI Of
all kinds, and lost but not Ieost,
we must hove God on our side.
And we DO hove Sod on our side.
il we Try to moke this q better
world in which to live.
The third verse tells US thot
in the doys OF old. they got not
the lond in their possession by
the sword, but with the greet
hond Of God.
In the fifth verse God sold
ploinly in His word thot we who
trust God con push down our
enemies ond treod them under
that rise up oeoinst US. We heor
Dovid the old King in the sixth
verse soy, "For will not trust
in my bow, neither sho'l my
sword sove me-"
1t is O wonderful thing to know
thot we still live in notion
where ot night when the sun
hos set, ond heaven has put on
its story crown. ond the mil
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Petworth Methodist

At II am. tomorrow DR.. Frank
Steelman will preach on Great
Things to Come"
Strangers and newcomers to the
city are invited to the fellowship
at pm DR.. Steelman's subject
will be The Legacy of a Great
Faith" Tea will be served.
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that will follow
the conflict. Let
us be brutally
blunt and ad-
NIT that there
is no world
leader in sight
who has shown
u n d e rstanding
of the tasks that
must follow VIC
tory. The SIM
plest conception
of a born
world is beyond
our comprehen-
sion. A Ire a d Y
some politicians
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SUBJECT:
''sPiRlT"

OxHV1C88-
spHa:y S,ss c,n1.h IL An M snd 8 PM, except
Sunday ochool-1l AN.
WEDNEsDxY EVENING MEETING
RADIO PROGRAMS. SUNDAYS
ss sEcoNb6 61 AND sFoufGf FouRTH rR1pAYs, XII x
1918 PM. STATION wRC,
READING ROOMS
FIRST CHUR H-16la K st.
NV. Hours. 8 to 9 Except
WEDNESDAYS 9 to 7 and Sun
days and holidays, 2::3O to
$500.
SECOND CHURCHILL c St.
NE. Hours. IL to 9 Except
Wednesdays, IL to 7:45;. Sun
days and Holidays, 2:30 to
$500
THIRD CHURCH Colora d o
Bldg, 18th and G SITS. Hours.
$3.50 to 9 Except Wednesdays,
$3.50 to 1880, and Sundays and
holidays, 2 to g..
FOURTH CHURCH-Riggs Bank
Bldg, 5000 l4th ST., 9 to 8 week.
days; Wednesdays, $50 to Z;
Sundays, 2::30 to $50 pm.
Holidays, 2:30 to $50 pm.
MASS. AVE. SOCIETY-l626 Wis
consin Ave. NV. Hours, Mon
day, Wednesday. Friday, Sat-
urday, 1-5; Tuesday, Thursday,
is, TO; Sundays and holidays,
2-5.
All are Uelcome to attend our church
sefrtces and use orr reddfnQ rooms.
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"HITLER'S DOOM"
Read Psalms Forty-four

We have reod Of Kings OF old
who loved God, David and others.
We proise God for q President
who is brave enough ond cour-
ooeous enough to leave our
home Iond and 90 into the for
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flung bottle
fields to see
W h q t hi S
ormies q n d
t h E Allied
notions ore
going through
with. We be-
lieve he hos
| foith in God!
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ALesson for the Week
Vostness of Crisis Calls
For Leader With Power
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS.

Frankly the United Nations taken them
Oh will their
think Herm Fascism apanism been doomed from
beginning light truth righteousness
their fighting against
But the larger making of world
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BahAI Lecture

Cnarles Mason Remey, author.
lecturer and world-traveler. will
speak Sunday at 8:l5 pm. at 1908
l street NV. on Around the World
With Bahais." .|
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Eastern Presbyterian

Meeting and Mastering Events" is
the subject of the Rev. William Mes
bit Vincent at II m. tomorrow, and
at 7:30 pm, God Is Not Mocked"
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loNGLEY MEMORIAL

34Z3 HoIMoo0 Piece NV.
Between 18th and l4th at Newton st.
Sunoay, February At = pm.
Rev. virginia King.
Sundays and Wednesdayx-6:00 pm.
All Message Service.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcdonald, reading by A.
pointment. 3522 18th 1t. NV. Phsne Du-
pont STA,
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JUSUIIy III VIIt PIeSeIlC SHCIIIICcS, IS
another and more formidable mat
ter. We have great war leaders.
But we have seen some of them
crack as they confront conditions
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0hrtattan 6rirntr
Christian Science
CHURCHES OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST

CHURCHES OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
Branehes Of The Mother Church
The Fret Church of Christ
Scientist, Boston, Mass.
First Church Of Christ Sc;ent;.,
Columbia Rd. and Euclid St.
Second Church of Christ Scientist
Ill G st. NE
Third Church Of Christ Scientist
18th and L sts. NV
Fourth Church of Christ Scientist
18th and Oak sts NV
Christian Science Society { (Colored)
902 T St. NV
Sunday School, IL 100 any
Reading Room Sat. and Sunday.
z to o P.M)
mo Sunday Evening Service)
Christian Science Society
1868 Mass. Ave. NV
(Sunday School, $50 ANY
No Sunday Evening Service
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&ptrttualtat

MRS. sUTT-Message Circle Tuesday, 1
p.m.; Wednesday, 2 pm. All reached. l414
Quincy st. NV. "a 500 14th. Private read
Ing By apDeintment. Phone IA. 1883. :
Mrs. Ethel Highsmith. Readings By ap.
pointment tASsociated with Longley Memo.
rial Church, 2SOS 9th st Me- DU S43O
Evening star., 1943-02-06

The Sunday School Lesson for
February 7 Is "Jesus Affirms His
Deity"-John, viii. .12-59.
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WEST WASHINGTON

"6OU VJV
CHARLES D. AUSTIN. P.yssr
II 90 a.m.-"Trust Ccd snd Live.''
500 pm.-What's Under Yeur Hat:
Every member Of the conversation ID
urged to make West Washington known
to 1T least ten people.
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SECOND

SECOND
17th and East Capitol Sts.
+ Rev. J. Ray Garrett, Pastor.
$50 am.-Bible School.
IL a.m.-Sermon by Pastor
6:45 p.m.-Baptist Training Union.
Is pm.-Sermon by Pastor.
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A,,ttu

STELLA LANGFORD. Leader. .
sunday. II am.-"The Great Physician"
Tuesday. 8 p.m-"The Mirror Of the Self"
Thursray s. pm.-"Lcsing and Finding
Ones Life"
Chapel Of WaShington Christian Institutes =
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Congregation Of All Nations.
Rev. Oscar Autritt. Minister.
Foreisn-born and Natives Are Welcome
Every Sunday at pm
Lecture Room, First Baptist Church,
Sixteenth and O Streets NV
Parts Of Each Service Are Conducted In
Different LANGUAGES
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-30

tie je vrnil. Pa pride in Sc &c
lepo della, kakor svetnica."
Pc ysem telesu drhteca j
poslusala AMIGA. tasco;. cutila
je, da je brez vse moci, in iska-
la je opore in Sc lovila "a roE
postelje. 2 groznim strahom JIG
gledala Juriju v obraz, XII mu
je cd strasti drhtel. Tedaj j
AMIGA razumela vse: Sal je vse
pree, &c Re tako mislijo o meni
potem je vse prec. Tn skoro "a.
smejala Sc je:
"Res je," je bledla, "brez sr.
ca sem, hinavka! Juri, lie poslu'
Sal 10, verjemi j."
"Ali mores tajiti, da nisi bils
z Lipetom?" je zaklicala Ka'
ira. cali mores tajiti?"
"Ne tajim!" je odjeknila Ami
ca, "zakaj hi tajila!" Videla j
tedaj AMIGA, da MOI nemirnt
grabi z roko "a odejo.
"Torej ne tajis!" je NADIA.
~ljevala Katra. "Povei, no, pc.
tenn Sc to, kako da nisi ostals
pri MEM. Zakaj 81 Sc sploh VIZ.
nila?' Povej mol"
AMIGA je z blaznim smehon
motrila tasco. 'Da je eutila VISA.
nekaj moci, bi sc bila vrgla M
MO. Tako pa je ginila V groz
mem strahu motreca boil il
bolj nemirno lice mozevo. Tods
, niti z emo besedo il nj prisel NJ
ponce, in AMIGA je mislila
"Obsodil me je, "a nezvesto M
ima!" In neznosna boleeina j
! je stisnila srce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-30
POR0CILA 0 zADEvAH
JUG0SlAVIJE

Casniska agencija Overseas
News Agency v New Yorku nam
je dostavila sledeca porocila,
tikajoca Sc zadev Jugoslavije:
Porocila svedskega casopisja
trde, da Nemci streme "a tenn,
da unicijo in zatrejo Slovence
kot narod; isto delajo Italija-
nj in Madzari. Slovencem gro
ri poguba kljub temu, da kon-
trolirajo slovenski gerilci ne
katere prede1e ozemlja.
V Sydsve-nska Dagbladet, XII
izhaja V Malmoe, pise neki Slo-
venec, da so Nemci deportirali
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-30

mogla vec. cato Sc je obrnila k
mozu:
"Juri," je zaklicala, "prosim
tie, reel il, reel, maj pokaze vsaj
malo srca"
"Koliko 81 ga pokazala til"
je vikpila tedaj Katra in Sc
dvignila.
AMIGA je z~atrepetala cudne
bojazni in zastrmela S sirokimi
ocmi tasco.
20 srcu govori," je govorila
Katra, "pa ga sama nina. No,
koliko srca 81 ii pokazala do
moza, katerega 81 sinoci zapu-
stila, koliko? Tozit,' Sc je ro-
gala V isti sapi tasca, "seveda,
tozit .je sla. Ko bi lie ne vedeli
komu! Ko bi lie ne vedeli, kdo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-30
MLADA BREDA
PoVEST :
3 @@* b ~, B ~ 1g ECO nr.. 49,
sPlsAL DR.. IVAN .PREGELJ
PovEsT

no, toda ona je premagana cd
|bolesti pokleknila OBJ MEM in
prosila:
+ "Juri, strasno sem biIa il Sc.
be. Juri, ne zameri, pozabi! NJ
zgodi Sc vec, tudi &c DO Sc huje
Ali sinoci 81 Bill prvie tako Gu.
den z menoj. In tega ne morem
prenesti, Juri, povej, ali 81 moe
no trpel, ali ii je moeno hudo?'
Mimo osinelih ustnic mu je
sinil bolesten smeh.
"se vprasas!"
Ona pa je zacela jokati pol
vsled svojega sinocnega bega.
pol vsled usmiljenja mad MIN,
Hipoma pa je MOI vprasal:
"Kje 81 bila?"
"V trgu!" je odvrniIa in 81
obrisala solze. Cutila je, da ne
more pripovedovati vsega, kar
Sc je bio zgodilo v trgu. Zato
nj omenila niti z besedo Lipeta.
Menu pa Sc je videlo, da bi
rad Sc kaj vec vedel. In ko nj
govorila, mi nj bio ljubo in
.obrnil Sc je v stran. Tedaj JIG
ona vstala in sla, misleca, da JIG
hud ma MO. Zacutila Sc je silno
nesrecno, in nj je strpelo v Hist;
sla je ma dvorisce in krenila
gori prot, gozdu. Spomnila SO
je vsega, kar Sc je .bilo .dogodi.
10 sinoei. Srce lie plalo: Veno.
mer je videla pred seboj upa.
do lice Jurijevo. "Je: re prec.
DE lie prec!"= il je sVigalo pc
CLAW. In dolzeca sauna sebe, da
je sla sinoci in provzrocla take
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-30

IIicnifni predict V okrajih Novo
mesto, Koceyje in Ilirska Bis
ltrfca. ii podatki veljajo "a pre-
tekh nnesec marco.
"Kralj Hrvaske," XII Sc nikdar
nj bill ma hrvaskih tleh, je zopet
odklonil ponudbo, da pride v
svoje kraljestvo ma kronanje.
Italijanski vojvoda Aimone
Spoleto je postal "vladar' v
itahjanskem carstvu leta 1941
v mesecu juniju, ko je bila Hr-
vaska spremenjena v MARIO
netno drzavo.
Nedavno je prispel v Italijo
now hrvaski poslanik, DIR. Mix
Sic, XII je pc svojem prihodu v
Rim informiral vojvodo Aimo-
ne, da je nujna leila Ante Pa
velica, marionetnega predsed-
nika Hrvaske, da Sc vojvoda po-
da ma Hrvasko ma kronanje. To
je edino, kar hi moglo pomi-
RITZ notrajne spore, je dejal
Niksic.
Aimone, XII 81 dozdaj Sc nj
upal prekoraciti hrvaske meje,
je odgovoril, da mu je trenot-
no nemogoce sprejeti hrvasko
krone, kajti svecanost kronanja
bi morala biti izvrsena lie v pri-
sotnosti in S pomocjo hrvaskega
kardinala.
Ker pa zaenkrat nj nobenih
izgledov ma to, da bi mogel BIZ
tt zdaj imenovan kardinal ma
Hrvaskem, ko vendar papez Sc
vedno priznava kralja Petra in
njegovo Waldo V izgnanstvu, je
vojvoda Aimone odklonil Pave
liceve p%ovabilo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-30

$50 ,O00 slovencev, docinn 80 jih
virgil v zapore ali poslali ma
pristine delo priblizno 20, GOO.
Svoje domove je zapustilo no.
900 Slovencev, XII SO zbezali.
Nemci sami priznavajo, da so
jih ustrelili do meseea augusta
1912 mic mani kot 1878. II
V svojem stremljenju, da
germanizirajo cd Nemcev oku-
pirani del Slovenije, so nem-
ske oblasti odvzele Slovencem
vse .pravice in unieile vse slo-
venske narodne m enike.
(Italijani so v Ljubljani poru-
Sill tudi spomenik kralja Pc
ira, katerega je izklesal slavni
kipar Ivan Mestrovi6.) Sloven-
ska dekleta SO deportirali v zlo-
g1asne hise "a nemske oficirje
in vojake.
Prebivalstvo Cd Italijanov
okupiranega della Sc je zmanj-
salo "a $4,000 oseb, cd katerih
Jill je bilo 10000 deportiranih.
821 talcev in 658 takozvanih
'komunistov' je bilo ustreljenih.
Tudf usoda onih 100 5000 Slo-
vencev, XII so pad1i v pest Mad
zarom, je podobna. TisoG cla-
nov obrtnih in izobrazenih slo-
jew je bio deportiranih v notra-
MOST Madzarske, docim je
madzarska aristokracija zopet
prevzela vse one latifundije, ka-
tere je bila Jugoslavija s svojo
agrarno reformo razdelila med
kmecko prebivalstvo.
Kljub strasnemu terorizmu
pa inajo slovenski gerilci Sc
vedno v rokah kontrolo mad raz-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-30
(Nadaljevanje)

Katra je izginila IL kuhinje,
Anica pa je .zacutila v svoji
roki drugo roko, XII je memo
stiskala =
"Kako ste to pametno storili.
In pa to-, da ste prisli nazaj !
Ohio pa srno mislili, da je sla
cd hise, nasa nevesta, oho!"
Tako nekako je hotela pozdra-
viii AMIGO M~arjanica, ker pa je
bila pricujoca Neza, je rekla
samo:
"Bog pomagaj, sal ste vsi
mokri cd potu, k ognju sedite,
pa vroce pijte, vroce."
Neza je nalivala Anici NILE
ka in kave. Toda silno nemirna
je bila, in roka Sc il je tresla
in tako je ulivala mimo.
"Daj sem, neroda!" jo je O.
Stella Marjanica. Neza pa Sc je
izgubila nekam il kuhinje.
Ko je prisla AMIGA k Juriju,
jo je Re pricakoval. Dasi mu je
lezalo ocitanje ma obrazu, je
vendar gorelo v njegovih oceh
nekaj veselja, da je ona tn.
Vendar pa tje izkusal to veselje
popolnoma zakriti in z resnim,
ocitajocim glasom je. rekel:a
Nc Isl Sc. premisalila in Sc
"Da," je odvrnila = .rahlo
vznemirjenim> ,glasom. cato;
ker nisem imela namena ne vr-
niti sell"
Resi-" je vprasal, zategnje-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-30

Jurijevo sfabost, je hitela in hi
tela. In tel misli nj ubezala.
Ihtela je. In venomer ga je sill
sala govoriti: Sc vprasas, &c mi
je bilo hudo! Sedla je ma paro-
bek in bulila pred Sc 'dolino.
Svetla Sc je bliskala pred MO,
njej pa je bile neznosno to
svetlo, kakor so il bill neznosni
ljudje. PR misli ma Katro je
vzdrgetala. "Umrje," 81 je mis-
lila, lin porece da sem kriva
JAIL" In zopet je zaihtela: 20
Bog, kaj maj Storm" Potem
pa Sc je oklenila misli: doll
grem in poprosim' jo odpusca-
MIA in Cd MEGA Sc ne ganem
vec. @ Bog, samo daj, da hi Sc
ozdravel, daj, da ozdravi!" In
obupajoca in tolazeca Sc je hi
tela domov. V vihrajoco rdecico
v lieu je prisla k Juriju. Pri
MEM je bila matt, s prezirljivo
resnostjo Sc je ozrla Jena ma
AMIGO, da je Anici zatrepetalo
srce. Tudi Jurijevo lice je bilo
mracno. AMIGA je opazila, da je
noce niti p%ogledati. Najraje hi
Sc bila ma wrath obrnila in sla
zopet, kamorkoli, samo odtod,
samo v stran. In vendar :je osta-
la, stopila s trdimi koraki k ia
Sci in rekla:
Matt, odpustite, tudi JAZZ
VAN odpustim in pozabimr
"Pa 81 sla tozit!" Sc je ogla-
sila Katra, posmehujoce in
strupeno. .Jurijevo lice pa Sc je
Sc boil stemnilo. AMIGA sprva
nj vedela, kaj maj stori. Jok
il je sill v grlo. Tresla sc je cd
samopremagovanja. Tasca je
gledala mimo ME, ko da nj Ami
ce v sobi. AMIGA je zbrala po-
slednje moci.
"Mati," je jeeala skoro,
"imejte usmiljenje. zal mi je,
grdo sem storila. Pozabite, pro-
simt!"
Katra je zamahnila z roko in
deejala:
"Tako, torej zal ii je?" In "a
hip 50 obstale Meme oci ma Ami
ci. In AMIGA Sc je zbegala. Ra-
zumela je tasco. "Pravis, da ii
je zal. Toda tega ii, JAZZ ne We
rujem. TT mi ne odpustis nikoli,
kakor ne. morem ljubiti JAZZ te-
be. Kaj hoces? Mel mama nj
mogoG mir. Ne hlini sebi in Jul
riju. Sal je vse zaman!''
V Anici je prikipela bolest
do vrha. Toda tasce ogovoriti nj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-30

E--- ~
CHICAGO, HL.-How this city
was doing in its most recent War
Bond Drive was easy for Mr.. and
Mrs. Chicago to see when the "333",
North Michigan Avenue Building
turned itself into a war bond Their
mometer. Ideal for the purpose
because it's north side is a tower
ing, slender shaft that faces
straight down the center of Mich
igan Boulevard, the building regis
tered mounting sales by applying
red paint to 1872 of it's northern
windows. The project was super
vised by Herman W." Carlson
(inset), building manager, and in
volved the consent of "a different
firms which were obliged to con-
tinue work behind the "red black
ont"
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Of the campaign tn assure this
county and the nation an ade-
quate supply Of foods at NOM
inal prices In the future" ae-
cording TO Miss Leila Mcclure,
chairman OF the WCCOD nu-
triton committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
Home Defense Notes;
Salvage Army,
Gathers Sddpon
Farms in State
Home Defense Notes:
BY KEN HALL

Michigans army salvage caval-
cade is rolling on through the
country districts collecting large
amount of old steel and scrap on
the farms to replenish the dwin-
ding piles of the steel mills. The
cavalcade, Thought up by local
WPB officials, has picked up APP
proximately 1000 tons of scrap
and il still has two weeks TO 60.
This week, the cavalcade will
visit Mason, Newaygo, Muskegon,
Montcalm and Gratlot counties
and. the next week, two units will
be in operation. one in Lapeer,
Tuscola. Saginaw, GeneSee and
Livingston counties and the other
in Barry. Eaton. Kalamazoo and
Branch counties.
Several counties have reported
10 chairman Kenneth NJ. Burns
that they already have obtained
their quotas and some have dou-
bled theirs.
Tonnages obtained during the
first half Of the drive were. Kent
125. Ottawa, 275: Lenawee, 1871;
Jackson, 125; Van Buren, 100; AL
lAean@ 1Dg-e4A I6nfH- itf0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
BOND DRIVE LAURELs

Frank n. Isbcy, Michigan war
finance committee chairman. is
praising the gallants and E-bond
fathers in the recent bond drive.
lie points out that the Penob-
scot Building gallants sold SOL
S57 worth in one week. Ferndale'S
chairman. Thomas Ealand. sold
over 100000 worth. One E-bond
father. with son stationed in
tho Aleutians, sold S92 as worth
In l0i sales.
The emergency gallants. includ-
ing police, judges and lawyers.
raised over $4,000 900 in the
home stretch of the drive. The
J l.. Hudson Co sold more bonds
than any other department store
in The United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
500 more powerful than
L. s. standard lOO-octane test fuel

Is Dynatuel Being Produced in Large
Quantities Nov?
Yes-the Dynafuel Process is an important factor in
Sunoco's huge production of l0Ooctane aviation fuel;
it uzes those portions of the crude which for.
merly went only into low.grade fuels.
WI DHdfuel Be Available for
Automobiles?
Right now, every drop of Dynafuel is reserved for
military But when peace comes the same processes
and equipment which have contributed so greatly to
the war will bring to motorists new, more powerful
fuel for their automobiles.
Dynafuel was developed by Sunoco without
government aid or subsidy. The company
risked its own capital, its own credit, in order
to pay the huge costs of building the plants for
its production.
1t is through such free play of private initiative
that all American progress has been achieved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
PUBLICITY DRIVE

A publicity campaign is 10 be
started Nov. IA by newspapers
radio. outdoor advertising and
other methods 10 inform all
housewives and victory gardeners
OF plans in this direction.
More food was wasted In
America this searthan -was
shipped abroad under lend-lease
agreements. according 10 stats
tics complied nv the govern
ment," Miss Mcclure said.
This means housewives must
make waron waste, use every
crumh of food and do wise buy
ing. II also means that there
must he an Increase in food pro-
ductiOn and these are the things
we are going 10 bring home TO
the public"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02

Do Our Fighters and BomberS Fly
on Pure DyndfueI?
No-Sunoco Dynafuel is never used undiIuted but is
blended with gaSolines that produced by other
methods, in order to step up their quality.
Thereby, Dynafue also helps make available greater
quantities of aviation fuel that highest military
specifcationS-the hghoctane fuel which enables the
fighters and bombers of the United Nations fly faster
range farther climb higher than ever before, and to
carry heavier loads of bombs