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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
HolU to Make Up for Lost Time in Your Garden
Victory Gardeners
ID I A r Y

EDITORS NnTT.@-THjS Is the octuo diary Of
Detroit Uictory gardener. You shouldn't be much behind
him tcHh the chores.
FRIDAY April Got permission from owners today
property for garden Eight of us have Joined
munty project and have engaged to pillow the ground
WEDNESDAY,, April live got together tonight and
cleared off the ground ready to be owed My plot is 90 feet
long and 10 feet wide. Boys the neighborhood
ball field but promised them strip of ground for gardens
so they helped down the backsop.
SATURDAY, April 17-Plowman supposed to
today but couldn't pillow because of bad weather.
SATURDAY, April 24-At last, the ground is powed and
begin planting Planted lettuce and
back yard today be handy for table garden
miles from home.
SUNDAY April 25-Began planting the garden today. Put
in three 5Ooot rows of double 1.-TWO planted
SIX inches apart plants support each oher variety
that natures in 10 days and two single dwarf variety
that natures in 50 days.
WEDNESDAY, April 29-Had hoped to do more planting
today but ground was too after heavy Tuesday
-OTTin Wright.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

THE name umbellifereae refers 10 the
i umbrella like shape of the flower head,
called an umbel. Wild carrot Queen AIMS
Lace is a good example. To this plant
family belong the carrot, parsnip, parsley,
fennel, dill and caraway.
All are native to Europe while the
parsnip was also found wild in North
America. In the Hebrides the carrot was
eaten raw and distributed as dainties on
Sundays and at dances. History states
that it was cooked in the third century.
Ii is interesting TO note that seedsmen
cannot save seed for distribution where the
wild carrot is commonly found because it
becomes mixed with it.
The description of parsnip and carrot
were COMPOUNDED by ancient writers, so the
distinctive history of these two is not clear
Sugar was once made from the carrot but
the cost was too great to make it COM
mercial success.
The history of the parsnip shows it to
have been used by the Romans. In 1850
it is said it was more common in the
kitchen than fats. The parsnip is not pail
atable until fully mature and is not injured
by freezing and thawing hence can be left
in the ground all winter and dug in the
spring. The carbohydrates which it con-
tans have to be changed 10 sugar before
it is agreeable to the taste.
Parsley is as ancient an herb as pars-
nips. Pliny in 20 A. d. mentions two va
rieties. In England it is used in parsley
pies. Hamburg parsley is grown for its
roots, used as are parsnips The ancients
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Book on Gardening
Free for The Askinu

To help war gardeners realize
greatest possible yields, the farm
service bureau of the Firestone
Tire and Rubber Co. is distribute
ing through its dealers and stores
without charge. a pocket-size gar
den guide book that is invaluable
TO experienced and novice garden
erS alike.
Upon written request to Fire.
stone Farm Service Bureau, Ak
ron. o., copies will also be mailed
to gardeners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Garden Club News
Garden Club News
H. P. Garden Club
Session Tuesday
Kittredee viii Tell Of
His Victory Plat

The Highland Park Garden Club
will hold its annual meeting and
election of officers at 8 p. m. Tues
day in the art room of the Nc
Gregor Library.
+. Howard kittredge. club vice
president, will tell of his last
years experience as a victory
gardener.
Mres. kittredge will supplement
her husbands talk by telling of
her methods of canning, storing
and processing the vegetables from
their garden.
HoStesses will be Mrs. Alexan-
der Beii and Mrs. Iiarriette Nc
iCullough Conway. The refresh
iment table will be decorated in a
victory garden theme by Mrs. T
(. McCutcheon.
National officers elected last
week at the annual meeting of the
board of the Woman's National
Farm and Garden Association ir
New York City include Mrs. Lee
E. Joslyn Jr. of Bloomfield Village
recording secretary, and Mrs. Viii.
liam B. Rosevear of Birmingham
treasurer.
New members elected to the
national council are Mrs. George
Walter Morley of Saginaw anc
Mrs. Henry p. Williams of Crosse
Pointe.
The president of the Michigan
division, Mrs. Lynn McNaughton
is national chairman of finance.
The Michigan division Of the
Womans National Farm anc
Garden Association will hold {
one-day institute and annual meet
ing Thursday at the Hotel Statler
The division council will meet a.
the hotel the night before.
Mrs. Clarence Booth is chair.
man Of hospitality. Miss Louise
Anderson, chairman Of reserva,
tions and Mrs. Fred Schumanr
chairman of program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Shade Is Beneficial
ToCertain Plants

You are invitsd to submit
questions on gardening TO Mrs.
Isobei fucker, Garden Editor,
Detroit Times.
OF have a space Of about four
feet between the driveway and
picket fence. 1t is shady in the
summer. What kind of shrubs
could / grow there Mrs. +. p.
Try any of the bush honey
suckles Of which there are
number of varieties, Rose of
Sharon or mock oranges. If the
shade il very deep use Royals
privet or oak-leaved hydrangeas.
Q-What was the hot weather
lettuce you mentioned in a pre-
vious article Mrs. s. r.
Oak-leaved lettuce.
O-Where can l obtain seeds
for Jerusalem artichokes?
Mrs. A. s.
Jerusalem artichokes are
grown from tubers-like pota-
toes. These tubers may be
purchased from almost any of
the large seed houses. Look In
your catalogs.
Q-My tomato plants grow TO
height of several inches and
then bend over and die. What is
the matter with them Mrs. S. w.
fungus disease known as
"damping off," Soil sterilization
before planting the seeds should
have gone long way towards
preventing this. Use formalde-
hyde Dust, ounces per
square foot Of soil and mix II
inches deep or boiling water
nine quarts per square foot Of
soil 4 inches deep. Simply mix
dust with soil or pour boiling
water over it before planting
sC.sd-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Plant Booklets
Help Soldiers
In Emergencies
Tell Him What He
May Eat No Matter
Where He May Be

Where is your soldier. sailor or
marine? Sometimes you wish you
knew--but whether you know or
not il should make you happier
and ease your mind TO know that
"a series Of simple illustrated
booklets has been written by ex-
pert botanists and plant explorers
for the federal government. So
that no matter where he finds
himself, or under what conditions
he will know, through these leaf
lets what emergency plant foods
he may eat in any region Of the
world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

Your Own Horoscope, by
Frances Drake. Is one of many
famous features i'm The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
COVER SINGLE AREAS

Since actual military and naval
activities extend from the Arctic
10 the tropics and from jungles to
deserts any single food manual
would be too large TO carry, there
fore each booklet is planned for
a single area.
One area covers Mexico and
Central America Including the
West Indies) another, South
America; another the Pacific
Islands and the Malayan region
still another takes care of Alaska
and the sub-arctic regions.
Plant distribution, that is the
territory over which certain plants
naturally grow. pays no attention
to border lines of countries-but-
while the natives in one country
may use a plant for food those
in the country next 70 II. having
the same plant available in large
quantities, may never have heard
of eating il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Peas, Spinach,
Lettuce, Onions
May Be Planted
When Weather Rebels
There's Nothing to Do
but Wait. Expert Says
BY ISABEL FUCKER

One thing everybody agrees on
is that no human has any control
over the weather. So we, as gar
denerS have TO take what we get.
And just look what we've been
getting! Snow in April--not once
but several times. Rain - and
more rain Cold. elammy days
when no one in their senses would
got outside 10 garden.
So here we are at the beginning
of May! The clay soils are too
wet to pillow. Even some of the
sandy lands has excess water. And
our problem is how 10 make up
for lost time.
OF course we all know that we
can't really get back that lost
time. But there are few things
we can do in our victory gardens
that will help offset il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
WILD SPECIES

No attention is paid TO the plants
commonly found at home as the
men are expected to recognize
these The manuals cover only
wild-growing species. The plants
are grouped as TO the parts that
NAV be eaten-rootS or tuberS
young shoots. leaves. fruits, seeds
One section considers poisonous
plants. fortunately few, so the
individual will know also what not
to eat. Particularly important is
the part devoted TO common plants
of which parts may be crushed
and thrown into streams or tide
pools TO suffocate fish.
Which plants may be eaten raw
which must be cooked is also tolc
and where water may be obtained
from plants, that information 'ls
each valuable plant species IS Illus
trated TO make recognition certain
given. too And last, but not least
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
SDear Buddy

THIS YOUK service man. ~ an d"'N'
1 his HOME TOWN the most important place IN the :
World 70 him CLIP this letter today sign your name
ar tbe bottom and send it him Wherever ne u.s. ne
wants the news from HOME. It's up TO you TO man IT,
C,PRING has long hard winter Flowers are
y mo along Washington boulevard The torsyhla out
girls hats are yelling flowers and feathers Purple
ho NAV They washing Belle Isle bath house HoerS
have teed off and caddy fees are up
that first ball game
Al Briggs Stadum-l attendance Billy Roge ana the @
ere yuests Wakefield, called the
recruit Greenbergs dugout seat ana 'ar "
myers No. p II scores the first Tiger
Bridges got two moaned because Al Benton "asnt
teaching physical training at "f
Okla.
II was band leader Bill Finzels fOrty-frs opener.
THE Iqpor suotionh going 10 be d'g summer Inc OoyF
are pag 10 beer Some bars get oag case Z"
jouor Washington b0"crord and Gdfhed "q""
euuuInAs0 the &aH c1h hp M INC ware
houses. H.
uethodiss iH COR DcF'"so"S null ne
eypoiaed dctio 20 the probdted document;
am leaving nothing Methodist schools because their SUI
those
srmtuI To hristi character and living
former bs 70 colleges Uhc" mare
no sluokin n drinking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
SAME THING HERE

We have the same thing right
here in these United States. If
you were born and brought up
here have you ever eaten dande-
lions? They are certainly widely
available and are relished by many
of our foreign-born citizens.
The problem in making up these
books then is 10 select a list of the
edible plants common to each re-
gion and widely distributed in that
region and at the same time easily
recognized.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02


TIVE state Senate planning impeachment Probate Judge
Michael l[onwood charEed with T3in1ns c5
SGT, barney Ross is coming plants He's
S s'5a r out VIII man '''. -, -.
n Yq 5s s3 S, S aS8 W. T ss bond e D
chrysers president X r Keller knows what HI, tanks
Scs slept ground ratons and was just buck
never felt better in my AND is nc proud Of
those tanks and Of The men S hch IN ~, aLE md on, what
vas all about
At Needle in that mock desert warfare Mai Gen W H Il
Morris says Keller was good rookie
WAYNE UNIVERSITY land that block bounded
w by Merrk oass Putnam and Second 1t makes '0'a OF
SGT home from New Guinea with the
and made all Detroit proud Of its o"" hard hitting jungle
s. Brooks Herman Gardens bribery
trial senator Ferguson grand jury tortured Nun n S S
he does no. remem1" he charge t
highways after the war will fall to pieces
hecopers roof tops Michigan highway con
Everybody glad Harmon licked the south American
Jungle hit the silk then trek for four days
Sweetheart and Praise the Lord and Pass the
Ammunition
TRAFFIC JrDGE GEoRGE HRPHI Ind ''gg- oceds"'
of @og o c n, % sec Gsog 1 S S 1 o co%d in
The & :ers 'ssa ID, S od " s o "% @, S gg e
. o o c Sp. d bpSo for o trst Dt H5adqars S
serrce His aide Col Charles Curtis, takes orer COL
Paj "D@6g Dean is trying major lcngnc comeback Nth s.
Lc WaG r. c %f , da DS % ' the dy 4 I oo
William S BDocE rho started the DSR p gcars
of differences ch lyo, J6c and the DSR commission"
os Pontiac High School kids are pretty crfcw
They for their parents Said one lyear-oid
"if the parents place home. why pick us" Maybe
II parents would stay home nights we children would too
coming of line wounded vets from Percy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
PLANT IN AUGUST

F II might make YOU feel better
10 remember that spinach may be
planted in August for fall crops
so If YOU wanted II for canning,
it's just a. easy 10 can a late crop
as an early one.
The next group Of vegetables
that should be planted includes
beetS. early c a b b age, carrots,
chard, onions. parsley parsnipS
and turnipS Notice. l don't men
non radiShcS again because these
really should be planted every
week or 10 days right through the
season. Plant just little at a
time and plant often.
All other kinds mentioned can
60 IN Just as well this coming
week as they could have two
weeks ago. In fact. the chances
are they wouldn't have grown
much anyway in the weather we
have had. Now do you feel any
better
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
An Authoritative Series;
Day-by-Day Guidance on
What and How to Plant
Let's Garden

By Perry BOwser
rome Garaso.nq Specialist. MIohlqsr State College
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
THERE'S STILL TIME

The very early crops that should
have gone in the ground about
two weeks ago are four in num-
Der: peas. spinach. radishes and
lettuce. 1t really does not make
much difference whether you have
the radiShes and lettuce bit
earlier or a bit later, SO let's for
get about them.
Spinach the quickest growing
kinds-takeS 40 days TO mature.
Therefore. planted Immediately
the crop could be harvested before
hot weather. So, If you planned
10 grow spinach go right ahead.
But stick to such varieties as
Long Standing Bloomsdale f45
days., BioornSdaie 40 daySt or
Giant Thick Leaved t43 days..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

Tuesday: Beets and Carrots
The Detroit Times, Nay ?, 1873
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
THREE KINDS OF PEAS

About peas-there are three
kindS-early, midSeason and late.
You are supposed 10 plant all
three kinds about the same time
because they take varying lengths
OF time 10 mature and therefore
won't all be edible at once. BY
planting early you have the ad-
vantage OF growing them IN cool
weather
Considering the date and
assuming YOU stun want Peas-eHt
out the midseason and late kinds
and plant just the early ones
Alaska takes but 81 days, Worlds
Record IS. and even Thomas Lax
ton. considered among the best of
carly varieties, takes only 81.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20
SHUTS prerokuje
skorajsnjo invazijo
Balkana

Il Londona Sc javlja, da je
marsal Jan c. SHUTS, ministr-
ski predsednik JUNE Afrike,
vceraj dal namig, da bodo "a
vezniske armade Sc pred zimo
vprizorile invazijo Balkana. Re-
kel je, da bodo Zedinjene drza-
We zavzele zelo vazno in morda
cello vodilno vlogo v koncnem
naskoku ma Hitlerjevo "evrop-
sko trdnjavo", do katere pride
prihodnje leto. ..
SHUTS, XII je zaupnik premi-
erja Churchilla in clan britske-
ga vojnega kabineta, je V govo-
ru, XII ga je incl ma jsvnem sho-
du, izjavil, da DO poraz Nemcije
brezdvomno pospesil padec ia
ponske, ampak utegne pomeniti
zacetek katastrofalnega preo-
kreta ma Daljnem vzhodu in zgo-
den konec vojne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20
Angleski Castnik bill navzOc ma
ljudskem kongresu v Sloveniji

Inter- Continent News je ,dne
IA. oktobra dobil sledece radij-
sko porocilo IL Berna V svici:
"Slovenija, severozapadni del
bojujoce Sc Jugoslavije, je bila
po cetah Ljudske osvobodilne
armade tako dobro ociscena
sovraznika, da so Sc V septem-
bru tam vrsile volitve "a de-
mokraticno vlado in da Sc je
prvi kongres poslancev sloven-
skega ljudstva vrsil V prvih
dneh oktobra. Tako je porocal
radio "Svobodna Jugoslavija." "
"Znacilna posebnost te G a
kongresa je bilo dejstvo, da je
bill navzoc major Joyce Ia
stopnik britiske vojaske misije
pri vrhovnem poveljstvu Ljud-
ske osvobodilne armade V Slo-
veniji. Major Joyce je prisel v
druzbi DIR. Ivana Ribarja, pred
sednika V j ugoslovanskega
protifasisticnega koncila, XII je
bill ustanovljen pred enim letom
v Bihacu.
"Vsi moski in zenske, start
cez II let, so Sc smell udeleziti
teh volitev, in 80 odstotkov pre-
bivalcev, XII so bill upraviceni
voliti, SO Sc posluzili te pravice,
Tako pravi radijsko porocilo.
"Kot je razvidno, so Sc vo,
Hive izvedle demokraticno
kljub neprestanim boiem 2
nemskimi cetami v tenn okrozju
in prvi kongres Sc je sestal l
oktobra. Navzocih je bila 57s
poslancev obenem delegati od
vec kot 80 organizacij.
"Iz razumljivih ozirov radio
! ne omenja, kje Sc je vrsil kon
gres. Toda il pOr0cu pred pal
dneUi, da so Nenaci neusniIje
no, 60na6nrdiraIi NODo naest0. B
Sc daIO skIepati, da Sc je dotic
nj kOngres UrSu D NOUem nsestu
"Izvoljen je bill odbor Slo
venske ljudske osvoboditve, Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20
Poskus sodelOvanja
z Itafjani

KAIRO, II. oktobra (ONA).
Visok jugoslovanski castnik je
danes pripovedoval temu do
pisniku, kako Sc je ponesrecil
drzen poskus navdahniti z bor-
benostjo italijanske posadke ma
obali, ter jih privesti do tega, da
izpolnijo pogoje premirja tenn,
da Sc bore proti Nemcem.
Ia castnik, katerega ime mo-
ra ostati neznano, XII je rezerv-
nj polkovnik in nosi odlikova-
ME ze iz. prejsnje vojne, je pri-
spell sem il Brindisi-ja, kamor
Sc mu je posreeilo zbezati IL
Dalmacije, ko so Sc Italijani cd
loeili, da raje zbeze, kot da bi
Sc borili. "
PoikovniK Sc je bill sestal z j.
taijanskim konlandantom dine
8. septembra, da Sc 2 MIN do
govori O izvrsitvi zavezniskih
navodil glede predaje. Italian
ski komandant mu je obljubil,
da bo sodeloval.
Prav do poznega vecera SO
Italijani kazali, da Sc namera-
vajo boriti. Potem pa SO naen-
tNadalievanje ma 2. stranja
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20

Protest federaciie
v vPennsylvaniji

Ma redni seji federacije S. N.
P. J. v Fayette in Greene, XII Sc
je vrsila dine 26. septembra,
1943, Sc je razmotrivalo O u
redniskih clankih lista "Ameri-
Ska Domovina', V katerih so ma
dnevnem redu napadi ma neka-
tere odbornike SANSa, posebno
Sc pa castnega predsednika-
SANSa g. Louisa Adamica.
Sklenjeno je bilo, da Sc da
protest priobciti V tri liste, to-
raj v "Prosveto", "Proletarec"
in "Enakopravnost'. Ker je vec
drustev tudi vclanjenih pri
SANSu, radi tega zastopniki fe-
deracije v Fayette in Greene O.
kraju odlocno protestirajo proti
podlim napadom v listu "Ame-
riska Domovina."
Zastopniki federacije v Fay
cite in Greene okraju zaupamo
delu g. Louisa Adamica kot O.
stalim odbornikom SANSa. Ma
dalje vemo, da je g. Adamic do
sedaj prvi Slovenec, kateri mas
je predstavil ameriski javnosti
osebno ali pa v pisani besedi.
Vemo tudi, da lie V slogi lah-
ko kaj dosezemo, z neslogo pa
koristimo lie nasemu skupnemu
sovrazniku.
Nadalje smatramo, da vsak
posamezen odbornik SANSa maj
zanese vse fiesporazume3 3najprej
ma sejo SANSa, in lie &c tam.
ne dobi zadoscenje, maj Sc po-
sluA casopisja.
Cd federacije SNIP v Fayette
in Greene okraju
John Skoda, preds.
Anton SkVarch, tai.
Louis Dvornik, blag.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20

stojec il 20 oseb, XII DO izmed
sebe izvolil eksekutivne in pred
sedniSke odbore.
"Stirideset oseb je bilo dolo-
cenih "a delegate, da reprezen-
tirajo Slovenijo V Vsejugoslo-
vanskem protifasisticnem kon-
cilu. Sprejet je bill APPEL ma slo-
vensko ljudstvo, toda radio ne
omenja podrobnosti.
"Tako Sc V ognju vojne "a
narodno svobodo poraja nov
demokraticen sistem "a Slove-
nijo."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20

zakljucil S slovesno izjavo, da
hoce kot zupan skrbeti, da Sc
bodo mozje in fantje, XII Sc da-
nes bijejo ma frontah sirom ze-
meljske oble, vrnili v mesto, ma
katerega bodo ponosni.
Zbrana publika, sestojeca po-
vecini il javnih uradnikov in "a
stopnikov stranke, je zupana
poslusala napetim zanima'
MEM. Ocitno je bio, da SO ME
cove besede napravile ma vse
globok vtis, in ko je Lausche
koncal, je sledilo navduseno o,
dobravanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20

ma naslovil gorec poziv ma vse
demokrate mesta, da storijo
vse, kar je V njihovi moei, da
r. jamcijo LauschetoHo zmago.
Millerjev poziv in izjave raz-
nih demokratskih okrajnih u
radnikov, XII so bill skoro brez
izjeme navzoci, V katerih so ma
glasali vrline zupana in njegove
administracije, so dokaz, da a.
ko .je obstojalo kako nesoglasje
med Lauschetom in vodstvom
stranke, je bilo izravnano, in da
30 stranka V kampanji stopro-
centno stala "a zupanom.
zupan Lausche je incl oh tel
priliki obsiren in globoko "a
misljen govor, v katerem je ma
glasil velike probleme, XII so ma
stall z vstopom Amerike v vol
no; opozoril, da je mestna Via
da pod njegovo administracijo
vec storila mani denarjem in
manjsim osobjem kot katera
druga mestna vlada v teku dol
9Th let; poudaril, da bo Sc ma
dalje vodil neizprosen boj prot
raketirstvu vseh oblikah, in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20

Pjatihatka, zelezniSko krizi-
see, XII lei vec kot 80 mill no.
tranjosti dnjeprske krivulje, je
bila najvaznejsa postojanka, XII
je vceraj padla v ruske roke.
Tank predrli nemsko linijo
Sovjetski tanki SO najprej W.
gil nazaj nacijski polk, XII je
branil hnijo pri zaporozju, de-
vet mill Cd Pjatihatke, nakar je
sledil padec slednjega kraja.
Uradni ruski komunikej pra-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20
'.Druga fronta" bo prya ma programu
konference v Moskvi 49,. -. +.

Kakor sc poroca il Moskve,
bo Rusija ma konferenci zu-
nanjima ministroma Zed. drzav
in Velike Britanije, Cordellom
Hullom in Anthony Edenom,
ka t er a Sc je vceraj odprla v
Moskvi, brez dvoma vztrajala ma
tie m, da Sc vprasanje "druge
fronte" v zapadni Evropi vzame
v pretres poprej kot pa Sc DO
razmotrivalo katerokoli drugo
vprasanje, tikajoce Sc vodstva
vojne ali povojnih politicnih in
gospodarskih problemov.
Prisrcno razpolozenje
Hull in Eden sta imela po pri-
hodu v Moskvo kratek razgo-
vor z Molotovom v Kremlinu,
nakar je bio naznanjeno, da Sc
bo formalna konferenca otvori.
la naslednje jutro .(vceraj
Razpolozenje, XII preveva Mos.
kvo, je zelo prisrcno in obeta
da bo konferenca rodila obilne
sadove.
Ampak jasno je, da z ruske'
ga stalisca je vprasanje druge
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20

je prisel Joseph Sadar, XII Sc
nahaja pri vojaski policiji. Ma
haja Sc pri svoji soprogi Caro-
line Sadar, ma Nelson Ave. Ma
svoje sluzbeno mesto Sc vrne v
soboto.
Cpl. Henry L. Turk, sin Mr..
in Mrs. Anton Turk, 1885
Green Rd., Warrensville lights,
O., je prisel ma 16 dnevni do
pust il San Luis Obispo, Calf.
Njegov naslov je: Cpl. Harry
L. Turk, oath Special Service
Unit Camp, San Luis Obispo
Calf.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20

ma, XII je operirala novo dob
ljenih zrakoplovskih baz v juzni
Italiji, XII Sc nahajajo 300 mill
dalec ma zapadni strani Jadra-
ma, je nasla Nemce tako nepri-
pravljene, da Sc nj dvig nil v
zrak niti en- sam bojni aeroplan
niti MISC imeli prilike rabiti pro-
ti-letalskega topnistva proti Ia
vezniskim bombnikom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-20

vi, da so bile v borbi "a Pjati-
hatko resno razbite stiri nem-
ske divizije, in sicer 9. in %. di-
vizija oklopne vojne, 161. nem-
Ska pehotna divizija, in tako-
zvana SIS elitna divizija "Velike
Nemcije'.
Pjatihatka lez4 polnih 70 mill
zapadno cd Dnjepropetrovska,
kjer Sc Sc vedno nahajajo Mem
ci, ter Oh zelezniski progi, veze
poslednje mesto z mestom Ia
menka.