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Ickes
Continued From Page BID

rationing was in store for the Eastern
States.
Oilmen now agree Mr. Ickes had
something on the ball all along, even If
they do insist he was off the beam on a
number of things. They wouldn't 20
even that far. back in May, 1941, when
Mr.. Roosevelt, by presidential letter.
named him petroleum co-ordinator for
defense
1t was not an executive order Mr.
Roosevelt had no war powers then. All
Mr.. Ickes could do was make a study"
He held only bob-tailed flush-but the
noise he made with it caused MIR. Boyd
to say afterward, I'VE viewed the ap-
pointment with considerable alarm. Our
first reaction was one Of suspicion . =
OF Federal control program"
Right there Mr.. Ickes pulled a fast
one. He drafted Ralph K Davies, Stand
ard Oil veteran, but also conservation.
ist, to be his deputy co-ordinator. Now.
the industry liked and trusted Mr..
Davies as much as 1t disliked the dis
trusted Mr.. Ickes
In no time Mr.. Davies told them:
"Co-ordinator Ickes is the most ener-
getic, the most earnest and, think, the
most able administrator in Washington"
Fought for Industry
Seventy members of the oil industry
agreed to serve on Petroleum Council
for Defense. When Mr.. Ickes became
petroleum co-ordinator for war with all
the Presidents war powers, there was
not murmur of dissent. Oil men ac-
tually were beating the drum for their
oil foe.
Comes now the unexpected spectacle
OF the oil industry fighting to keep Mr..
Ickes at the controls.
Evening star., 1943-01-03
White
Continued From Page B-1.''

economic policy as it relates to the war
and the world, blueprint the plans and
issue the drectives.
Actual buying and selling in the field
is carried out by such RFC subsidiaries
as the Rubber Reserve Corp. Metals Re-
serve Co., the United States Commercial
Co., Defense Supplies Corp. and the
Agriculture Departments agency Com
modify Credit Corp. Throughout, the
closest cooperation is maintained with
the State Department and with all Gov
ernment agencies concerned. No one
pretends that all this goes on without
friction here and there-Such is to be
expected with the most complicated op-
erations going on all over the world.
BEWs Export Division has as its main
job seeing that we supply the essential
minimum requirements of the countries
with whom we do business. These are
determined by men in the field who work
with our diplomats. and after the ques-
ton of priority is threshed out with WPB
and shipping space is obtained from the
War Shipping Administration, BEW ap-
The volume handled by this office is
indicated by the number of export Ii
censes-5,0O0 to 5000 daily.
Valuable for Latin America.
The importance of supplying manu-
factured goods to Latin America, for ex-
ample, can hardly be overestimated,
either in terms of the present war effort
or Latin American solidarity after the
war.
BEW's Office of Economic Analysis.
stated by technical experts who have
worked years abroad. is headed by Will
liam T. Stone, formerly head of the
Washington Office of the Foreign Policy
Association.
These analysts know from experience
the strength and weaknesses of enemy
economy, and using the most up-to- date
information available, they map the
strategy of blockade and supply for the
war Their technical men are handling
the problems of oil supply, and one of
the most promising branches of BEW is
developing where experienced air.
transport men are working in far-fiung
outposts, cooperation with the Army
Air Transport Command and the Navy
Air Transport Service.
AS war supplies are flown in by mill
tary transports, these men collect vital
materials-minerals. rubber and precious
chemicals-which can be flown out on
the return trip. No plane is going to
come back empty.
BEW has well over a hundred men
doing this work, and is sending out more.
Evening star., 1943-01-03
New Year Starts With Allies Aggressy Undertaking Much Unfinished
Americas S 56th Week of War
n74th Week of World War NJ
BY BLAIR BOLLES.

he new year has arrived in the
UNI % business includes the Tnia
around the
Papua
sam The interesting the
may develop slowly that the civilians
OF the
ne probably much higher than
in ~~e"' "0NA Nc O."
bh and German naval
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-19

da mas posetite ma 20. novem-
bra zvecer.
Mary Dodic, tajnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-19
Odbor

Euclid, Ohio. - Cd nasega
drustva "Cvetoci Noble" st. 450
S. N. P. ]. re dolgo nj bilo mic
slisati. Zgleda kot da bi vsi spa
Ii, ali temu nj tako.
Maj povem, da smo jake ak
tivni povsod, pa maj DO treba
temu ali onemu priskoeiti ma
pomoe, nobene prosnje ne zavr-
zemo, ako vidimo, da je v resni-
ci treba. pomagati.
Seveda, k er pa vsak dober
gospodar gleda, da obdrzi ime-
tie dobrem stanju, zato smo
tudi pri nasen1 drustvu sklenili,
da priredimo kartno zabavo dne
20. novembra, to je v soboto ve-
Ger v Slovenskem drustvenem
domu ma Recher Ave.
Dolznost clanov in clanic .ie,
da Sc gotovo vsi udelezite in pri-
peljete s seboj tudi svoje prija-
telje, ker dim vec mas bo, boij
bo lustno. !
Kar Sc tice postrezbe, je clan
stvo ze preskrbelo, eden je ce-
10 obljubil, da abo naredil praye
kranjske klobase, in "a iste "a
zalivati, bono tudi imeli.
Seveda, Sc boste tudi lahko
veselo zavrteli.
Prav vljudno vabimo vse ma
Sc prijatelje in drugo obcinstvo,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-19
Brez mirnega
spanja nj zdravja

Pravijo, da je bilo pred sto
lett prijetno ma svetu. Clovek je
takrat lahko sci cez ulico brez
bojazni, da ne DO zdaj zdaj tre-
Sell vanj avtomobil.
Spanca mu nj motil ropot mo-
tociklov, radio mu je bill nezna-
ma rec. Kadar .je clovek Sci ma
pot, je potoval pocasi cd kraja
do kraja, ustavljal Sc je, kjer-
koli Sc mu je zahotelo, da Sc je
nauzil lepote pokrajine. Danda-
mes potujemo z vlakom, avto-
mobilom ali letalom, da ci i'm
pref dosezeno smoter. Zato nj
cudno, da Sc zdravniki tako cr-
nogledno izrazajo o boleznih, XII
jih prinasa napredek clovestva
Pri takih razmerah je posebno
vazno, da Sc lahko vsaj v miru
naspimo.
Kadar mas objame spanec.
najprej zapremo oei. Kakor hi
tro zaspimo, nasa cutila vida, O.
kusa in vonja prenehajo delo-
vati. Zato Sc tako pogostokrat
primeri, da ljudje med spanjem
zgore, ker ne cutijo dina, ali Sc
zaduse, ker so sc nadihali stru-
penega pima.
Pripovedujejo o nekem gostu
v hotelu, XII mu je mad posteljo
ponoci zacel goreti strop, a Sc
je prebudil sele, ko je zacela vo-
da,s katero so gasilci gasili, te-
ei mani. Planil je ma noge, a je
bill zavoljo spanja Be tako du-
sevno .odsoten, da lie po telefo-
rlu ozmerjal vratarja, ces da je
sramota, .ker ga ono ci med
spanjem polivajo. 2 vodo. Kadar
je spanec Sc globlji, zaspi tudi
mas sluh, tako da ne slisimo sa-
mega sebe, kadar smrcimo ali
pa govorimo v snu. Cloveka laz-
jega spanca pa lahko vzdrami-
10 ze pri skripanju zimnice, ka-
dar sc v postelji obraea, ali cello
da mas posetite ma 20. novem-
bra .zvecer.
Mary Dodic, tajnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-19

UREDNlKOVA POSTA

Mrs. Theresa Kastelic, Mrs. Ma
rylZupancic, John Gerbec, Mrs.
Anton Paik, Mrs. Mary Debe-
vec, Mrs. ]. Taskar, Mrs. Fran
ces Poje, Mrs. Frank Penko,
Mrs. Anna Kozelj, John Dermo-
ia, Mrs. Mamie Marn.
Po $3.50 neimenovana in Sc
3 druge po $1.0o neimenovane.
Torej skupaj $516.50.
Hvala vam prisrcna v imenu
trpeeega naroda onstran NOR
ja. ~4 %s%sg,s,1 = - ~-,
Vsi oni, XII so prispevali po
$1,000 ali vec, bodo sprejel lep
spomin v znamenje velikodus-
nosti in pozrtvovanja "a tako
clovekoljubno pomoc. Spomi'
mex, katerega boste dobili, je
nekaj krasnega, pa "a danes
maj ostane Sc tajnost.
Vsi oni, XII ste darovali man.
kakor $1,000, pa boste lahkc
darovali Sc ostalo vsoto do SIC
in boste upravieeni do nagrade
Vec O tenn prihodnjic. Ako j
kaksna pomota v imenih a.
vsotah, mi sporocite.
PofIovno Sc vam'vsem ime'
nu odbora najiskreneje zahva'
ljujem ter YAM klicem - VS.
kot eden delujmo, darujmo.
Joseph Okorn,
blagajnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-19
Velika plesna veselica S
ve6erjo

Cleveland, Ohio. - Mladinski
pevski zbor Slovenskega delav-
skega d ON a ma Waterloo Rd.
priredi veliko plesno veselico z
vecerjo v nedeljo, 21. novem-
bra.
Serviralo Sc bo oh 6. uri I'VE.
Ger. Kaj Sc DO pripravilo, mi nj
znano, ampak veejega pomona
je to, daz vamsne DO treba stud.
rat in beliti 81 glave k oil k c
znamk bo treba odsteti "a We
cerjo. Vem pa toliko, da kakor
vselej, DO tudi sedaj vse maj.
boljse pripravljeno, sal so nase
mamice izkusene v tenn oziru
Skuhale in pripravile bodo one.
a servirala bedo pa nasa brhka
dekleta, XII ne samo lepo POLO,
pac pa nam bodo tudi S prijaz-
MIN nasmehom postregla.
Pc vecerji Sc pa razvije lepa
domaca zabava. Plesalo Sc DO
po zvokih Vadnalovega orke-
stra, XII vedno ustreze obcinstvu
S pokami in lepimi valeki. Tt
stega cd zida ba pa tudi ma raz-
polago.
Pridite torej, sal malo rave
drila med prijatelji ne skoduje
nikomur.
Vas vljudno vabi.
Odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-19
Prijeten veser Mlad. pew.
zbora SID

Cleveland, Ohio. - Mladinski
pevski zbor Slovenskega delav-
skega d o m a ma Waterloo Rd.
priredi plesno veselico v nede-
ljo, 81. novembra. Pripravljena
DO tudi veeerjae "a vse posetni-
ke, tako 81 la ko prihranite
points" ma omenjeni veGe r
points" so bolj upostevani Sc
daj kot denar.
Vabljeni te, da pridete ma
zabavo tega zbora in Sc udelezi.
te tudi okusne vecerje.
Pies sc bo vrsil v obeh dvora-
nah in igral bo Vadnalov orke-
ster. Kdo igra "a Piles, starejso
generacijo ne zanima, pac pa
zanima mladino, in &c hocemc
imeti veselico, moramo prit
skupaj starr, mladi in godbeni.
XII.
Godci bodo prisli oh 7:3O uri
zvecer in tedaj sc pricne veselc
rajanje.
Vecerjo Sc bo serviralo oh 6
uri. Vstopnina je malenkostna
Vas vabi odbor!
Jennie Kapelj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-19

Casper: "Jaz edini sem prezivel
strasno nesreco ma morju."
Miha: ''Kako 81 Sc pa resil?"
Casper: "Zamudil sem par
mix, XII Sc je potopil."
Casper: "Vedno trdis o sebi,
da uzivas lie rastlinsko hrano,
zdaj sem te pa zasaeil, kako sc
'mastis gosjo."
Miha: ~ gosjo, gosjo. Zate je
to gos, zame pa prepovedan
sad"
Nezica: 'Mamica, kan pa
gre ogenj kadar dogori?"
Matt: "Ne vem, Nezica. Prav
tako bi me lahko vprasala, kan
gre oeka, kadar zveeer odide z
donna. ="
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-19
Lokalni odbor st. 2 JPO,SS

V prijetno dolznost 81 stejem
da zamorem sed u priobciti
imena darovalcev, XII so prispe-
vail ma prireditvi Jugoslovanske
pomozne akcije ma II. oktobra
1943 v Slovenskem narodnem
domu ma St. Clair Ave.
Drustvo "Naprej', st. 5
SNIP $4,000.
Mr.. Mike Zele il So. ceste,
$4,000.
Mr.. in Mrs. Pollock, $500.
Pc $1,000 so darovali: Mr..
Beno B. Leustik, Frank A. Tu-
rex, Joseph Okorn, Mr.. in Mrs.
V. Jurman, Mr.. l.. Meglich, An
drew Hocevar, Mr.. in Mrs. We
likonja, Tino Modic, Mike Telic,
Louis Cimperman, John Znidar-
sic, H er m an Grebenc, Mrs.
Knaus il E. 80. ceste, Frank
Tursic il Wilson Mills Rd., Che
sterland, o., Mr.. in Mrs. F. Ger
ne.
Po $500 so darovali: Joseph
Centa, Mrs. P. Lustrik, Mr.. in
Mrs. j. Kardell, Mrs. Skuly,
Mrs. Lab, Mr.. in Mrs. Kodrich,
Mr.. L. Kulovec, John Lazar,
Vincenc Salmic, Vincenc Kle-
mencic, Louis Kocjan, Anton
Vapotic, Mr.. ]. Centa, Mr.. Gr-
dina Xxi je ma odru pricupraD ;,
Mrs. Johanna Mervar, Frank
Gartroza, Frank Lupsina, Mrs.
Agnes Lunder, Anton Babic,
Neimenovana, 10 hn Tavcar,
Frank, Mikse, Frank Bozja, Mr..
in Mrs. Tone Epich, Joseph
Perko, Joseph Pograjc, Mr.. in
Mrs. JOS. Sterile, Joseph Drob-
Mich, Louis Dular, Florian Seti-
ma, Rudy Kozan, Mrs. Drisak,
Mrs. Mary Zalar, August Kol-
lander, Mrs. JOS. Zele, Steve
Lunder NIL (in memory of his
father), Frank Suhadolnik, Jo-
seph Babnik, John Snyder il II
ceste, Valentin Sebenik,, Mrs.
lie, Frank Klemencic.
$500 je darovala Mrs. Hri-
bar.
$500 sta darovala Mr.. in Ms.
J. Markich.
Pc $500 so darovali: Mrs.
John Troha, Joseph Jauch, Mrs.
Mary Gasser, Mrs. Agnes Kre-
bel, Mrs. Sophie Francel, Mrs.
Frances Majer, Mrs. Frances
Kozar, Miss Josephine Krall,
Mrs. Anne zagar, Anton Jereb,
Louise Erste NIL, Miss Rose Ma
rie Zgonc, Frank Hribar, Mrs.
Antonio Mihevc, John Kozjan-
cic, Mrs. John Zgonc, Mrs. Jer-
nej Krasovec, J o h n stopar,
John Ceh, Mr.. Perushek, Mel
menovana.
Pc $1.0O SO darovali: Mrs.
Vukesenic, Mrs. Gregorich, Geo.
Hribar, Frank Smole, Mrs. Ma
ry Tekauc1c, Mrs. Louis Slak,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-19
Sitnoba, pa Sc
neroda povrhu

MOI in zena Sc odpravljata v
nedeljo popoldne ma izprehod.
Pred hiso vprasa zena moza, ali
je zaklenil vrata.
"Seveda," pravi moz.
"Kaksen seveda! Clovek take
reel pozabi in tudi tebi bi Sc u
tegnilo kaj podobnega zgoditi."
"Prav dobro vem, da sem "a
! .lklesniI.s In
= Prav dobro? Morda."
r Ma drugem oglu Sc zena u
stavi.
"Ali 81 res prepriean, da 81
dobro zaklenil ?"
"Seveda SEMI
''Mozje niste proved zaneslji-
vi. Ne vem, ali maj bi ii verje-
la."
''Kar verjemi mi. Vrata so
dobro zaklenjena."
'Upam."
""Jaz tudi," meni moz.
"Samo upas? Torej nisi pre-
prican, da 81 dobro zaklenil?"
"Preprican sem.'
zena ga prime "a roko.
"Moz, meni Sc tako cudno
zdi. Kaj ce 81 Sc zmotil?"
"Pojdimo! Kaj ii je danes?
Sal nisem prvic zaklepal!"
ITO je lahko reci. Taxa lah-
komiselnost je re dostikrat ma
pravila nude reci."
"zdaj pa molei!"
MOI in zena gresta dalje, on
premisljuje svoje, ona svoje.
Tedaj pa zena spet ohstane in
reee skoro jezno: "Reci karko-
Ii, JAZZ Sc hocem prepricati. Vr-
niva Sc" %:
MOI je ,jezen.
cali mislis, da znas samo ii
vrata zaklepati?'
>zacneta Sc prickati, potem
pa Sc lie pomenita in Sc vrneta
proti domu, da Sc prepricata,
kdo ina prav. Ko sta pred vra-
tt stanovanja, zena poskusi s
kljucem. Vrata so bila zaklenje-
ma, da bolj MISC mogla biti. MOI
zari cd skodozeljnosti.
zeni pridejo skoro solze v O.
ei, tako je osramocena>in JENA,
ker je moz zmagal. Nato Sc v
drugo odpravita ma izprehod.
cez dive uri reee zena mozu,
tako mimo grede:
"Vrni mi kljuce, XII 81 jih pref
vtaknil v zep.'
'Kljuce? Sal jih moras sama
imeti!"
zena isce in isce, premisljuje,
potem pa vzklikne: Matt bo-
zja, wrath sem jih pozabila."
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-19
Louis Adamic in njegova plamteca
obramba jugoslovanskega ljudstva
VII

govoru pred City Womens kubom je Louis Ada
mic nadaljeva:
"Zakaj je Jugoslavija tako vazna oceh reakcje?
Pac zao, ker je brez ozra salsce katerega
nanjo gleda.
"Razvoj zavezniske potke ozirom Jugoslavijo
eku prihodnjh ednov ali mesecev DO polozil in od-
k1l program vec del Europe ali cello Evropo
"Reakcija je vznemirjena obupna -. in svo-
jem obupu e zavzela da poskus svom nasprot-
nixon pritsniti peca komunizma' in propagandistov.
"Mr. Irwin mi je osebno nepoznan poznam samo
njegovo pisane Osebno morda nj reakcijonaren Ampak
najbojsem sucaju pusti rabbit orodje agentov
sovinsticnh reakcijonarnh sill pri ugosovansk ubezni
vlad in pr jlegoslovanskem posanstvu Washingtonu,
Xxi Je jugoslovansko samo po imenu.
"V nedeljskem clanku je prisel ma dan trdvijo da
e obnovitev Jugosave nemogoca To e csto soglasju
inijo, katero sovinscna, mihajlovicevska,
pansrbska in protiuska propaganda, XII e obenem
vrazna ideji Zdruzenh narodov.
"Zakaj Plain Dealer sluzi tel propaganda?
"Jaz JAZZ vprasujem.
"In sedaj - kaj pa glede jugoslovanske situacije?
"Prosli teden je pslo il Kaira neko porocio, XII je
bilo objavleno New York Times in mnogih drugih
casoplsih - das1avno nfo1nran da Plain Dealer
ega poroca nj objaVil - tore porocio e prislo IL Kai
mix SreCnem zapadu, XII ina rokah zavezniske ma
crte baansko invazo, poda zjavo kateri e stro-
go obsodi pronacjske cenike Jugoslaviji XII sodel-
jejo Nemci prot svojm astnim jugoslovanskim bra
tom XII Sc imenujejo partizan.
Al maj Sc IL tega skepa, da je ia start brski ge-
neral oceh Mr.. Iwna - ali cello oceh Plain Dealer
ia samega - tud komunst ker je prise ma dan zja-
vo pro cenikom generala Mhajlovica XII je voni mi
mister kabnetu jugosovanske Wade zgnanstvu?
General Wilson je svoji izjavi poveda to in mic
mani kot trdm JAZZ re mesece in kar sem povedal pre-
cej obsirno svoj zadnji knjig XII je pr piscih lsov
News in Plain Dealer povzloca tako strahovito moz-
gansko nevihto.
"Ako sem torej JAZZ konunst mora biti tudi general
Wilson komunist in vsekakor mora biti komunist tudi
mas drzaVn tajnik Hull in komunist je ma vsak nacin
b1tskl zunanji minister Eden - kai povsem ocitno e
da nj general Wilson stor nicesar kar bi ne bo imelo
odobritve Edena in HULA XII sta ba tak1at Sc vedno
Egipu.
'Mislim, da je to dovolj, kar Sc tce Mr. Irwina in
Mr.. HoWarda - vsaj enkrat.
"Javna obsodba Mihajovcevih cetnkov cd strani
generala Wisona je zeo vazna, in po moh mslh zelo
upapoln dogodek direkten rezuat moskovske konfe-
renee.
mi mi mogoce podati danes celotne sike iugoslo-
Vanskega polozaja, ampak storl BON oliko koikor mi
e mogoce Upam pa da ko boste zapusti ia prostor bo
ste prezeti zejo, da Mi pozneje sami poucite
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-19

korak pesca, XII gre zunaj misno
hise. Mnogi 81 domisljajo, da so
vajenl ropota. A to nj res. &c
,blizu specega cloveka rahlo
tlesknemo rokami, ga ne bo-
mo prebudili, njegov krvni pri-
tisk pa Sc bo takoj poveeal.
Bit gluh, ina svoje, velike do
brote. Veliki iznajditelj Edison
je incl cd gluhosti mnogo ko-
risti, ker je lahko zaspal cez
dan, kadarkoi je hotel, noe pa
je uporabljal "a delo.
Ljudje, XII slabo slisijo ma e.
no uho, zarinejo zdravo uho,
.kadar lezejo spat, v blazino in
mirno zaspe. Kadar smo dovolj
trudni, zaspimo seveda tudi sre,
di belega dine. r.
0 ruskem caru Nikolaju II
pripovedujejo, da je spal samo
" zelo razsvetljeni sobi. A TAX.
Sen spanec cloveku ne okrepi
telesa in duha.. Da Sc zjutraj
predramite, potrebujete morda
kaksnega zunanjega ucinka, po,
easi pa to cloveku preide v ma
vado.
Ljudje, XII mnogo casa zabi-
jajo v gostilnah in kavarnah, Sc
navadijo, da hodijo sele po pol
noci spat. Podobno je z ljudmi,
XII po vecini delajo ponoci, ka-
kor natakarji, novinarji in dru-
gi.
Tisti cut, XII pri cloveku maj
kasneje zaspi, je tip. Vcas i h
budilnik "a m a n ma vso moe
ropoce, a &c n kdo potegne
"a blazino, sprawl zaspanca tudi
iz najglobljega spanja. Ugotov-
ljeno je, da imajo zenske v
splosnem mocnejse spanje ko
moski.
Prav tako pa tudi bolje pre-
nasajo bedenje. Tako je pac mo-
dro ukrenila narava, da priza-
nasa zenski, XII mora oh doje-
nju preeuti m nogo noci. Ker
obcutljivost nase koze med spa
MEM izgine, Sc moramo cez noe
zavarovati pred nezazeljenimi
vplivi ma kozo. &c nam spalna
srajca ne pokriva ramen, mas ne
obvaruje mraza, zlasti &c spimo
pri odprtem oknu. Gledati pa
moramo ma to, da mas v spanju
ne zebe. Raskava in pretesna
nocna obleka prav tako prega-
MIA spanec. &c cloveka zebe v
noge, Sc pogosto zbudi IL spa
MIA. TO je v zvezi S slabim krv-
MIN obtokom, XII ga pa lahko
ozivimo, &c Sc okopljemo maj
pref v topli, nato pa takoj v
mrzli vodi, preden lezemo spat.
To je vsekakor mnogo boljse
kakor uporaba topic opeke ali
raznovrstnih grelcev, XII so v
navadi pri mas. Postelja maj ne
DO premrzla in ne pretopla.
Prav taksna bodi toplina v So
bi. To je povprecno med IL in
Is stopinjami Celzija. Najbolj-
sa je zinnica iz konjske ZINE,
a najboljse SO lanene rjuhe.
Ko v snu zamro vsi nasi cuti,
ostanejo ma delu samo Sc pod
zavest, srce in zelodec. Podza-
vest prevzame oblast mad Mani
in mas poyede cisto nov svet
mogoeega in nemogoeega. Srce
della pocasneje, Ella boil polago-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-19

Mary Churchill, ina sredi), he angeskega premier
ia Wnsona Churcha, je pri britski organizacij XII je
podobna nas WAC organizac Slka jo kaze ko 81 ogle
duje nasve WAC Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. Poleg ME SO
Alice Marble, u S. tennis eampijonka, in Mary Hard
wick britska tennis campijonka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-19

ma bic, zelodec je ma oddihu.
Kadar gres spat, ne smes imeti-
prenapolnjenega .zelodca, a tudi
ne cisto praznega.
Evening star., 1943-12-27
Normal D. T.. Mail
Expected Tomorrow

Postal employees today were dis
tributing the last of the Christmas
mail which reached the District YES
terday, and operations were expected
to return to normal tomorrow after
a record season.
Postmaster Vincent c. Burke said
the clerical staff would be back to
its normal size tomorrow and addi-
tional carriers. hired to distribute
heavy holiday loads, would no longer
be needed after tomorrow.
Despite record loads and the man
power situation, Mr.. Burke said mail
of all kinds was handled promptly
and efficiently.
Since the beginning of the month
he reported, 100000 sacks of parcels
were sent out of the District, COM
pared with $4,000 sacks last year
Incoming sacks, he said. totaled
10000, against 115,OOO last year.
Even letter mail went up slightly
Cancellations totaled 515OO.OOO
compared with 5O,8OO,OOO year ago
Mr.. Burke credited the 5000 high
school students who worked at the
main post Office and at the branches
during the holiday rush with being
instrumental in getting the mails
out quickly. Boys helped on the
trucks, while most of the girls
worked indoors.
Trucks borrowed from the Army
and the marines helped considerably
Mr.. Burke said.
Evening star., 1943-12-27
James R. Holiday Dies;
Veteran Atlanta kewsman
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Dec. 27-James Rob-
ert Holiday, one time secretary to
Henry w. Grady and retired ma
tional advertising manager of the
Atlanta Constitution, died at his
home Saturday night.
Mr.. Holiday, native of Georgia,
joined the staff of the Constitution
on April l, 1885, as private secre-
tary to Mr.. Grady, then most active
in his campaign for the New
South He accompanied the editor
on many of his speech making trips.
Mr.. Grady organized the Southern
Baseball League in 1885 and Mr..
Holiday assisted him both in form
ing the league and reporting the
games.
Mr.. Holiday once recalled that he
and Mr.. Grady would attend base
ball games, and then return to the
newspaper Office, where the editor
would dictate his stories.
Mr.. Holiday remained with the
paper after Mr.. Grady's death, and
became national advertising man
ager. He retired several years ago.
Mr.. Holiday is survived by his
wife, one daughter, Mrs. Lorenz Neu-
hoff, jr, of Richmond, Va; two
sons, Joseph Holiday and Edward
Holiday. both of Atlanta, and a
sister, Mrs. Marie Mahoney. Atlanta
Evening star., 1943-12-27
BY the Associated Press.

The United States soldier has
shown himself to be superior to Ger
man fighters on most counts, says
Col Albert S. j. Stovall of the Cav
airy, who has just returned from a
six-month observation tour in the
Mediterranean war theater for the
Army Ground Forces.
There is no evidence on the front
line that we are soft people," Col.
Stovall, whose home is at Elberton,
Ga, reported. Il am being abso-
lutely honest when I say that in no
particular has the American soldier
shown himself inferior to the best
of the Nazi fighters In endurance,
bravery and every other quality a
soldier must have, the American SOL
dier will match his German adver-
sary-and on most counts he has
shown superiority"
Our ground soldiers, he declared.
have proved themselves to be equal
to any emergency. They fight with
out asking or giving quarter and at
the same time carry on the war
against disease. which Col Stovall
said was bitter foe to any army.
II wish everyone could realize -
he said, that the man who slugs it
out with the enemy on the front