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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-09-23

Manager Lou Langworthy OF
the local J. c. Penney store is
bursting with pride over the rec
ord his employees made in the
recent bond drive. The stores
quota of sales was $4,000 worth
of bonds to be sold by employees
during the month. Actual figures
showed that the quota was topped
by a full third as when the totals
were revealed they had sold more
than $4,000 worth of bonds.
The national chain did equally
well in their campaign. With q
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-09-23
Business Girls to
Entertain State President

Kennewick Business and Pro-
fessional Women met at the home
of Tommy Simmelink, president,
on Wednesday night. Plans were
made to entertain the state presi-
dent this coming Sunday, Sept,
26th at the Masonic Temple at
1880 pm. ALI members should be
present to hear the important
message she will give us.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-09-23

Clinton E. Silliman, r. M. 2/c,
who has been stationed at radio
station near Seattle the past year
spent Thursday and Friday at the
home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Silliman. Clinton is leaving
on the 18th for st. Louis, Mo-,
for two weeks when he will be
sent to New Orleans where he will
take up Cadet training.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-09-23
+" U6N Hi1GON ''.'

Mrs3s sslsS covr.UAsHIRcruH DC ~ s4iP
; PEMasYco AND ASSOCIATES oCs9 q -
$50 VEST - Sc
on me GREAT RECORD RECENT VAR
BOND DRIVE. rorM Of SA2 .3,s.sis.es MosficEnr JOB.
yova INSPIRING me WHOLE hearted RESPONSE
PENNY CUSTOMERS PROVE AMERICAN PEOPLE ARE DETERMINED
70 PROVIDE AL THE MONEY NEEDED 70 CARRY me VAR 10
SHIFT AND VICTORIOUS CONCLUSION manifest THANKS 10
EACH AND ONE OF
HENRY uoaeenrmu "a sEcasIAsr Of THE TREASURY.
SA3 .,,s .sis.ssb
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-09-23

presentation, Mr.. Langworthy
commented upon the splendid
record his employees had made
and stated that the local stores in
each community throughout the
United States were each contrib
uing to the local bond drives.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-09-23
SN 1888 .eis~s5

As the company's own part in
the campaign, Manager Lang
worthy this noon handed over to
Alfred Anon a check for four
thousand dollars as the local
stores purchase of bonds. In the
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-09-23
Missing in Action

Another former Kennewick boy
is listed as missing in action"
Word comes from the African bat
tie front that Roy Happy) Hea-
ton, member of the parachute
troops stationed in North Africa,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-09-23
Citizens TO Hear
Governor .Langlie
/ tuesday, Evening


in hearing the Governor of Wash
ington, Arthur B. Langlie, discuss
many local and state problems
which these war times have brot
into our communities may have
that privilege on Tuesday evening
at 8 o'clock in the First Metho-
dist church.
At that time the Governor will
be presented by the new Mid
Columbia Council of Churches
following its first annual meeting.
Governor Langlie, himself an ar
dent churchman, according to the
ministers of the Council, is ex-
pected to speak upon several
phases of social and moral prob
lens, especially as they have and
will affect communities where
war activities have brought large
concentrations of people.
According to announcements
made early this week, groups of
citizens are planning to be pres
ent from all adjacent communities
of the industrial, region and from
Walla Walla. The local committee
of Kennewick ministers is MAXI
ing plans for a capacity crowd
and expect to have the church
well packed for the occasion.
Preceding the o'clock meet
ing, the ministers and representa-
tives of the various churches of
the district will meet at dinner at
$50 in the dining hall of the
church for the first annual ses-
sion of that body. Principal bust
ness of the meeting will be the
election of officers and the COM
pletion of the organization set-up
which was begun this summer.
Rev. Charles Hatton of Pasco,
temporary chairman will preside.
Rev. Leo w. Dyson will present
the report for the nominating
committee. Governor Langlie
and his party will be dinner
guests. The Methodist ladies have
the dinner arrangements in
charge.
Attorney Mark M. Moulton Of
Kennewick, new president of the
Washington State Bar Association,
and prominent churchman, has
been selected to present the Gov
ernor in the evening meeting.
Several others from the region
will have parts in the program
including, Rev.. Charles M. Flem-
ing of Prosser, Rev. w. I. Wat
son of Connell, Rev. Oliver M.
Adams of Pasco and Claude Cow
dy of Walla Walla, outstanding
soloist and chorister for the eve
ming. Rev. John B. Coan Of Ken
newick is chairman of the COM
mittee on program and arrange
ments.
All churches of the region have
been invited to participate in the
Council dinner meeting whether
they have taken formal action to
become member groups or not.
Each is entitled to four voting rep
resentatives besides the pastor,
but any number of church folk
are invited conditioned upon their
reservations for the dinner being
in by Monday evening, it was
stated.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-09-23

Jim Mokler who is stationed at
Farragut, Idaho, was home for a
few days the past week.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Smith are
the parents of twins born Sept.
Goth at the Pasco hospital. The
young lady weighed TN pounds
and the young man 6k pounds.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-09-23
Ration Calendar for
September

BOOK I
Susar-Stamp No. II Is lbs.)
valid through November l.
Stamps Is and is Is lbs. cal
valid through October 81.
Shoes- Stamp No. 10 II pr.)
valid through October 81.
BOOK II
Canned goods-Blue stamps r.
s. T. valid through September
20. u. ". w. September ! to
October 20.
Meats and fats-Red stamps x.
Y. z. through October 20.
BOOK III as
Brown stamps tl6 pts.)-A Sept.
IL to Oct. z. B. Sept. IS to
Oct. z. c. Sept. Is to Oct. 80.
"A gasoline coupons No. good
GASOLINE
for 4 gallons through Sept. 81.
TIRE INSPECTION
coupons is every s months.
Tire inspection for holders Of A
B and G gasoline coupons good
three months from date Of is
suance. B tire inspection every
four months. c tire inspection
every three months. + tire in.
spsction every 6 months OF,
5000 miles Of driving.
FUEL OIL r.
Coupons No. S expire Sept.
30th.
Application for heating oil will
bs accepted after September Is.
OFFICE HOURS
$500 4:30 Monday thru Friday.
9:30-l2:30 Saturday.
$500 1000 Wednesday evening.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-09-23
TIRE INSPECTION

OFFICE HOURS
$50. 4:30 Monday thru Friday.
s:30-l2:30 Saturday.
e:00-l0:00 Wednesday evening.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-09
uredllikova
poSta
Vazna seja drustva "kras'
st. g. SDZ

Cleveland : Collinwood, Ohio.
- Drustvo "Kras" st. s SDz
vljudno vabi, da Sc clanstvo u
delezi letne drustvene seje, XII
Sc vrsi v petek oh 7:30 uri zve-
Ger v Slovenskem domu ma Hol-
mes Ave.
Ker je letna seja vazna, ma
kateri Sc napravijo sklepi "a
prihodnje poslovno leto in Sc v
ta namen tudi izvoli drustvenj
odbor, Sc prosi clanstvo, da
kdor lahko pride in nj po delu
zadrzan, da Sc vazne seje ude'
lezi.
Pc seji, katera bo kratka, 81
DO postreglo prostim pivsm
Ponovno apeliram v imenl
drustva ma elanstvo, maj bo go
tovo navzoce.
Lojze Jerkie,
predsednik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-09

moce, da drustvo napreduje.
Maj omenim, da Sc je tudi
fsklenilo, da bo po seji malo "a
bave. Vsaka sestra je prosena,
da prinese seboj majhno darilce
v vrednosti 25c, katera Sc bo
med navzoeini menialo, v yeli-
koa zabavo vseh. Ena izned ma
.vzocih bo pa tudi srecna, da bo
dobila volnen jopie, katerega je
darovala v, ia namen sestra G.
Balish.
Zacetek seje bo tocno OBJ z.
uri zvecer v navadnih prosto-
rih.
Torej, ma svidenje v ponede-
lick, 13. decembra!
' Sestrski pozdrav!
Tajnica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-09
Letna seja drustva "Lunder
Adamic"

Cleveland, Ohio. - Letna Sc
ia drustva "Lunder Adamic"
st. % S. N. p. J. Sc vrsi v ne
deljo II. decembra t. l. - Pri-
cetek seje tocno oh $3.50 uri zju-
traj. Letna seja Sc DO vrsila V
isti dvorani kot vse druge v le-
tn, to je v dvorani st. 2 novo
poslopje Slovenskega narodne-
ga donna ma st. Clair Ave.
Da DO letos samo seja, mic "a
bave kot po navadi po letni Sc
j, vam DO pojasnjeno ma tel Sc
j, zakaj ne.
Kot vam je znano, elani in
elanice, da je letna seja ena maj
vaznejsih v letu. Ma tel seji Sc
sklepa "a prihodnje leto, in
sklepi te seize so merodajni "a
cello leto.
Zato je vasa dolznost, da Sc
je udelezite v polnem stevilu.
Ne oporekajte in ne hudujte Sc
ma bodoci odbor, kateri bo mo-
gel deiati po sklepu seje, ako
ne boste prisli ma letno sejo.
Sklep seize je "a vse enak.
CLAM in clanice, pridite, da Sc
spet enrat vikdimo v letu.
Vas prieakuje odbor
w. c., tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-09

pa, ne zrla, ne more, mi drug1
pa tvorimo slavno obcinstvo, XII
nina nobene besede. Nobenih
pravic, pac pa dolznosti. zakaj
vsako povisanje pade naravnost
name in nate.
Kako dolgo pojde to in kako
Sc bo koncalo? Tako Sc ne more
nadaljevati, ker je tako, kakor1
tisti pregovor: cim deli gres,
delj ii kazejo.
Ia. VISA svetovna gibanja ina
mo torej ma dnu globoke vzro-
ke. Fasizem in nacizemi bono
sicer zatrli-a kaj potem? Ali
bono. odprli zemljo "a vse ljudi
in izkusali organizirati vso clo-
vesko druzbo? Bojim Sc, da ne
pojde. Zakaj problemi enc zem-
lie so lahkos povsem drugacni
cd druge. So kraji, XII imajo
proved ljudi. Kan maj gredo, &c
! je vse zaprto? Ameriska celina
je sreena, ker nina vprasanja
glede zemlje. Tukaj je toliko
J. praznega sveta, da bi clovek
lahko izselil in prezivel ma njem
J, yes preostali svet. Ampak A
, merika. je zaprla svoja vrata in
> ne ,verjamemo, da jih bo kdaj
: tako odprla, kakor so bila pred
prvo svetovno vojno. Poleg A
} merike 'je v TAXI poziciji samo
i. Sc Rusija in Anglija-ves ostali
r svet je pa v samih problemih
, Ma dnu fasizma je zemlja, o.
V ziroma: pomanjkanje tiste. Ir
a to je vprasanje, katerega ne re-
81 nobena politicna forma, nober
: zakon. Kako SO Nemci vlacil
: svoje ljudi in jih zaceli naselje.
n vati po ugrabljenih krajih. ST
y. naso revno Slovenijo so izbosili
n pregnali in unicili in tam, ko
j. der so ziveli nasi ljudje, Sc da
S nes repenei Nemec. Koliko de
r set tisocev svojih so poslali ,
: Rusijo-danes jih pa vozijo 20
i pet domov. Uboga cloveska ere
n da.
y Malo pred drugo svetovnt
J vojno Sc je vrnil v Ameriko 70
jak, Xxi je prezivel par let tam
e namrec v starem kraju. Mislil j,
Il tako, da bi dobil kako lazje de
e 10 in ostal tam. Ko je zacel;
n minevati doba, kakor je bila "a
}, pisana ma potnem listu, so g.
n poklicali:
e "Kdaj mislis iti zopet V A
l. meriko?"
!, "Ne vem Tako in tako h
k bilo -
je 'Ne DO nic," so mu rekli. -
10 "Nas je tukaj dovolj in preve
i in cd tukaj nimamo kan. Tt p
la mores in je najboljse, da tue
0. gres. Ce bi incl dovolj denarjs
10 bi Sc bio. Da bi pa tt tam pu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-09

Slika kaze del velikanske III
delovalnice, kjer Sc DO product
ralo 100 octane gazolin "a. leta-
la, katero Sc bo zgradilo v Gle
velandu po The Standard Oil
Company Of Ohio, in sicer ma
istem mestu kot je bila The
Standard Oil Company usta-
novljena, leta 1870. Ia izdelo-
valnica boI producirala dovolijte
vrste gazolina, de, bo. lahko VISA.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-09

tudi delavce "a novo velikansko
tovarno, XII Sc jo bo zacelo gra-
diti prihodnje leto. Delavce Sc
DO zacelo uposljevati takoj, da
Sc jih trenira "a delo, katero
,bodo lahko takojS nastopili elm
bo odprto. Mr.. Burt. Nichols je
nacelnik tega urada, ki DO od-
prt ysaH dan Cd g. ure zjutraj
do s. ure zvecer, Cd, ponedeljka
do sobote.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-09

XII dan zalagala vec kot 100 sstiri
motorne bombnike "a polet IL
Anglije V Berlin in. nazaj.
The Standard Oil. Company
of Ohio je otyorila nov urad "a
uposl jeVanje delaVcev ma 738
Prospect Ave, S. b, XII bo slu-
zilI kotl glavni stan "a uposlje-
vailje delaEcev "a to. tvrdko n
Cleveland Tu se DO uposlilo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-09

sko ljudstvo To udstvo bo koncno nas stran. Am
pax mi imamo danes priko pridobit nh trano sposto
vanje in urd naso astno in nash zayeznikov
" naso demokraticno zavest casu ko smo boju, da
pokoncamo vekega Hterja, ne snlemo pustt da osta-
Inc pono malih Hitlerjev h bodo zopet zrasi velika
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-09
NEWYoRsKA PIsMA
Pi$e Frank Kerze
KAJ JE MA DNU 2


clovek nehote veckrat ustavi in
Sc vprasa.: zakaj je. vse to? Od-
kod in kan? Pred nekaj lett nj
nikdo vedel, kaj je to: fasizem
ali nacizem, ker ga nj bilo. Ali
je pa bill, a Sc je skrival pod
drugimi imeni in nastopal VI
drugacnih uniformah.
Vsak dan nam odkrije nekaj1
novega in zmeraj kaj drugacne-
ga. To je prav, zakaj dokler ne
izpoznamo bolezni same, ne DO
tudi zdravil ma svetu. Treba je
misliti in iskati, pa Sc zacne clo-
veku prikazovati, kakor premi-
kajoce slike. Cim globlje gremo,
toliko bolj vidimo bistvo danas-
ME svetovne revolucije.
Kaj je torej to, kar, Sc godi
danes ma svetu? Prehod Wade
il enih rok v druge ali boljse:
il enc grupe elovestva v drugo.
Nekaj podobnega Sc je godilo
cd nekdaj v zgodovini Cloves
tva, cetudi ne tako vidno. Pred
poldrugi sto lett je bila frances
ka revolucija, ameriska revolu-
cija, kar je pomenjale, da je bill
v boju skoro yes tedaj znan1
svet. TIE revolucije so pomenja-
lie enostayno prehod Wade in
moci il rok cesarjev in kraljev
v roke ljudstva. Pc nekod Sc je
izvrsila ia sprememba, po dru'
gih krajih je ostalo zopet vse
pri starem. In drzalo je Sc do.
brih sto let, tie do prve svetov'
ne vojne, da je pablo nemskc
cesarstvo, avstrijsko in rusko
: Use to bi Sc bio morale zgodit
ze v casu francoske revolucije
! pa Sc je nekako obrnilo, da je
ostalo vse, kakor je bilo.
Prva svetovna vojna je tore
dopolnila to, cetudi je pustils
/ tukaj in tam Sc male ostanke
. to Sc pravi: politicne enote
! kralji in kraljicki. Kar pomisli
, tc: samo Balkan jih je incl pet
In Sc nekaj craven: vse je osta
. 10 tako, kakor je bilo pref. We
= mimo "a primero Jugoslavijo
!, Bila je nova politicna celota,
} novim vodstvom in novimi ljud
roi--toda sistem je bill starr
Vladalo Sc je natancno tako, ka
kor recimo V nekdanji Avstro
Ogrski. In kar je glavno: vlad;
e in vodstvo je ostalo v rokal
srednjega stanu. Use to je bill
l. Gosti dobro in moderno "a fran
cosko revolucijo, ne pa "a dob
), prve in druge svetovne vojne
XII je prisla po vec ko sto lie
: tih.
}, Prva svetovna vojna je tore
0 odpravila mogocne kralje in &c
e sarje, pustila pa je vladajoc
n kliko, to Sc pravi: vse je bilo
rokah srednjega stanu, XII je b
nekoliko zabeljen, z aristokraci
y 10 in deloma tudi z nekaterin
Kadikalnimi clement. Ce VEN
O to in razumemo smernice da
q nasnjega casa, bono razumel
~ zakaj Sc je pojavil fasizem i
=. nacizem. Treba je bilo nekake
Il ga ljudskega gibanja in da
J. ga dobi, ie bilo treba pokazat
e nekaj.
J. Po vsem svetu sc cuti dane
J. enc veliko gibanje: prehod vls
oanja il rok tistih, XII so bill d
danes ma krmilu, v roke onii
! XII niSo Sc nikdar imeli mic
e. Resnica je, da razred brezpraN
l. nih dobiva v svoje roke vse. T
e dino. to gibanje je ljudsko, mt
Fl derno, poVsodi razumljeno--ys
- drugo ne steje.
" TAX lie prehod je zmeraj
IL zvezi z velikimi dogodki. Zaks
o tisti, XII imaio, ne dajo iz rok j
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-09
Novice pri drustvu Collin
wood Hive.

Cleveland =, CoiIinwood, Ohio.
- Malokdaj je kaj glasu cd
drustva Collinwood Hive st.. 283
T. M. ali enkrat ma leto Sc pa
ze spodobi, da Sc oglasimo.
Prisel je mesec december,
.kateri je vazen "a vsa drustva,
ker sc vrsijo ia mesec letne Sc
je.
Kakor pri vseh drugih. dru-
stvah, tako so bile tudi pri mas
,seje tekom leta bolj po malem
obiskane. Seveda, razume Sc, da
je mnogo nash sestra v teh
kriticnih cash zaposlenih po to-
varnah in drugod, in ko pridejo
demov, pa komaj cakajo, da Sc
malo odpocijejo.
zato Sc j mmora tudi odpu'
Stltl, sker ne ZahaJaJo ma SeJe.
Toda. v mesecu decembru je
pa dolznost sleherne sestre, ds
Sc glavne letne seje udelezi, ke1
je vazna seja.
Ma dnevnem redu so volitve
odbora in vec vaznih. took pri
de ma povrsje, kakor tudi raz
nj sklepi "a prihodnje leto.
Torej, drage sestre, lie vast
pomocjo in sodelovanjem. je mo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-09

Ia prehod vladanja cd srednje-
ga stanu ma delavskega, je mai
pref izkoristil. Mussolini, "a MIN
Hitler in drugi. Ia diva torej nj
sta nobena iznajdnika kake no
We stvari ali smeri. Ona sta sa-
mo stopila ma cello gibanja, XII
je bilo ze tukaj in dala sta te-
mu gibanju gotova imena. To je
vse. Id -. - Z s
| Ena stvar rodi drugo. Zacelo
Sc je z reorganizacijo vsega, da
Sc prilagodi novim zahtevam in
razmeram. Zanimiv pa je tenn
n Owe m gibanju nacionalizem.
Desetletja so pravili, da ga nj,
da &c nj ze mrtev, pa umira, da
je starinski in nasproten mo-
dernizaciji. Vse to in mnogo
, drugega. A kaj Sc je izkazalo? :?
Da je danes mocnejsi in zivah-
nejsi, kakor kdaj poprej. Vca-
} sih je spadal cloveku YES svet.
. Do prve svetovne vojne je bilo
odprto vsakemu ma vse strani.
: Treba nj bio drugega, kakor
: sredstev in poguma, pa 81 jo
| mahnil lahko ODE Ameriki, v
i Azijo, Avstralijo, Afriko ali pa
: il enc drzave v drugo.
n A danes? Nikamor ne mo-
v mores. Zemlja je postala kar ta-
e korekoc cez noe najdrazja in
+ najvrednejsa rec "a cloveka
e Vsak 81 jo zeli imeti in craven
= sebe tistega, XII mu je najblizji
: Pa imamo nacijonalizem. In
O tako podlago je kaj lahko, kel
}. j nj treba drugega, kakor pri'
i merne opreme in imena. Fasi
2, zem-mi bono imeli, mi we'll ir
e pridrzali, mi uredili in gospoda'
rili-kaj nj to klic, XII vsele.
j doseze take, XII nimajo?
a Pa tudi take, XII imajo. il
2, namrec tako: predne je prise
S fasizem do svojega izrsza, j
l. zacel dvigati glaVo komunizen
t, v Rusiji In dvigal jo je tako
l. ia Sc je' zacelo vse tresti. Ii
= 5rese Sc Sc danes. In vse to ms
.. spominja ma pravljico Ka
z men V hribu je spodil zajca
l. zajec lisico, lisica volka, voll
i. medveda in tako naprej, da j
/ drvela VISA divjad. Ko pridej'
J. vsi vpehani do Stroke reke, pri
Ia 'e vsejedno enemu ma misel, d.
h yprasa: kaj je bilo. Zakaj teko
ID In V taken diru pred sam
l. besedo komunizma. so vsi, XII
70 majo. To Sc pravi: imajo mate
e, ijalna bogastva ali pa pozicije
e '1i jim nosijo kruh in maslo.
No in TAXI spadajo kakor ma
81 lasc med fasisticno gibanje. On
E. re imajo, torej jim nj tire b
70 drugega, kakor kazati sc take
v da delajo "a druge, "a tiste, h
Ill nimajo in XII prejemajo vso via
il do svoje roke, pa. postanej
nj cello popularni voditelji.
10 Zanimivo pa je, da. prehaj
a. vlada il rok enega stanu v dru
Ii, &c tudi po drzavah, koder j
in republika in demokracija. We
e. mimo kar mas same.
Sc! Spominjate Sc pred nekaj ca
I'll som strajka premogarjev? VS.
jim je pretilo-oni: so pa vztra
es jail in-zmagali. Vsegamogoer
a. kongres in senat 81 nj upal n
10 dan zakoni, kakor drugikrat
h, In imell smo par drugih stra.
: kov, XII so Sc enako. koncali. T
v Sc pravi: ne poprei, dokler mis-
g. ljudje dobili svojih zahtev.
o. Clovek. Sc nehote ustavi pre-
Sc takimi pojavi in Sc vprasa: j
kako Sc DO pa vse to koncalo
v Mi imamo vsepolno delavski
al organizacij. Enkrat Sc izmisli {
in ma, drugic druga, vlada 81 ne !
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-09

Seal in jemal nam to malo, kar
In; rojak je bill kmalu v Ame-
riki.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-24
By Associated Press
By Eugene Burns

(From an Advance Base in the Andreanofs) P-Airborne dyna- mite has not succeeded in blast ing the Jays off Kiska or Attu, and the camera tells why. The why" is textbook of Jap leap frog island to island warfare.
 Photographs show the Japs be- gan a sub base by placing tund- Fa sod on the roofs of buildings, by building reservoirs, water mains and a Shinto shrine to clap before.
 Operations began from a con- TOy, and complete silence on the Kiska grab, despite a radio-equip- ped i. weather station there, Aakes'it appear a small recon aOitering party went ashore to heSd the invasion and silence the radio. In the first 2 months they changed the base tent camp into a substantial sand bagg d garri- son and immediately expanded with gun placements on the two sides of the entrance to Kiska harbor. They then connected the naaiu base wIth good roads, re 4ieving warships of artillery pro tectioD.
 Now photos show a radio sta hOa, fuel dumps. ammunition stores and powerhouses connect ed with 8 submarine base which will be operating by September.
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Washington (R)-President Roosevelt announced with deep est horror that the Japs have executed 6 of the 8 U. S. airmen captured after the Doolittle raid on Tokyo a year ago.
 The White House said all 8 were sentenced to death but the sentences of some were commut- ed. Identity of the victims of fthis barbarous execution" is undisclosed but the President pledged "that the American gov ernment will hold personally responsible for these diaboIical crimes all officers of the Japan ese government who participated therein, and will bring those of- ficers to justice"
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COMM & COIN

Forest G. Ayers local man. ager. Alaska Star Air Lines, reported the following recent passengers:
 OUTGOING:
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Kodiak mirror., 1943-04-24

Washington-The OPA has placed a ceiling on used commer- cial vehicles, whether sold by re- taller, private owner or at auc- tion. Ceilings are established at a percentage of the value of the vehicle when new.
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