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Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23
Blow May Not Be
In Mediterranean

LONDON May %. - CUP)-The
scene of the coming blow against
the Axis has been chosen and per
haps it won't fall on the Mediter-
ranean at ALL" Production Minis
ter Oliver Lyttleton said today
Speaking at Aldershot in cere-
mony inaugurating the towns
wings for Victory" week, Lyttle-
ton indicated the Germans would
be kept guessing until the attacks
begins.
II know where the blow will fall,
said Lyttleton. The Germans do
not know where the blow will fall
and l am sorry to say, neither the
Germans nor my audience this
afternoon are going to be told where
the blow will fall"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23

among the Soviet union, Great Brit
ain, and the United States
The action of the comintern pre-
Sidium in declaring it the primary
duty of all working people to give
all-out support to the Allied war
effort was widel" regarded as re-
flecting concern felt here in regard
to reports CT unsettled labor condi-
tionS in the United States.
BASIC PRINCIPLE
The extinction of the Third Inter
rationale, which had as a basic
principle the fomenting of world
revolution, was regarded broadly as
an attempt to eliminate an element
of misunderstanding in Allied rela-
tions and to help pave the way to-
ward intimate postwar relations
based on some form of collective
security of nations.
But the resolution of the comm
tern presidium, diSSolving the Inter
rationale, made clear that there
was an elementary need to eliminate
factional strife among labor groups
in the interest of all out support OF
the Allied governments war effort
The reports of strikes and stop
pages in American industry have
had a bewildering effect upon many
Russians. who fail to comprehend
why there are strikes in war time
In Russia any form of unjustifiec
abSenteeism is severely punished
Penalties range up to stiff prison
sentences after the second offense
CAN'T UNDERSTAND
The Russians see this struggle
as meaning eminent life or deatf
decisions for them and they fail t.
understand the idea of striking il
the midst of the struggle.
There was special interest her
in the presidium's statement tina
the comintern long had recognizes
that it was becoming an obsolet
form of international labor organi
cation, and that it faced inSuperabl
obstacles in solving labor problem
because of Emergencies in the his
toric development of social, politica
(Contin@d on>Page 6, Col. p
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23
Thousands Leave
Homes as Rivers
Continue Rising
Mayor of Illinois City
Orders Evacuation of
Women, Children, Aged
By UNITED PRESS

Thousands of persons lied
from their homes Saturday
as the crests of flooded nv
ers in six midwestern states
rolled steadily downstream to JOIN
the overflowing Mississippi.
At Bardstown, ILL.,, Mayor Fred l.
Cline issued a proclamation order
ing the removal of all women, chill
dren. invalids and elderly persons
as the Illinois river topped the
$3.50 900 seawall protecting the cltys
$500 residents. Flood waters began
seeping through the hastily erected,
two foot sandbag barrier on top OF
the wall, built to withstand flood OF
2775 feet. A crest of 80 feet was
predicted.
REVIEWS THREATS
AT Vincennes, Ind, a new crest
on the Wabash river renewed threats
to the city when the water Tapped
within a few inches of the worst
stage reached before a broken leVee
gave temporary relief Friday. The
stream climbed slowly to the 1868
foot stage and maintained it's rise
as hundreds of civilians and SOL
diers worked on the dikeS protect
ing the city of 10000 Residents
prepared to leave their homes should
the threat become more acute.
The Wabash had reached a rec
ord high of 2675 feet when the
levee broke Friday and spilled wa
ter over $4,000 acres of Illinois
farmland and claimed the life OF
one farmer, whose death brought
the total Of droWnings to nearly
a dozen.
Farther south, the river was aug
Continued on Page 6, Col. -
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23
HeaId Gives up
State Position

Judge Elmer Head Of Ell Centric
resigned as a member of the board
of managers of the state division of
criminal Identification and investi-
CATION, it was announced Saturday,
because of his recent appointment
to the superior court bench in I'M
perial county.
He was appointed to the position
by Gov. Earl Warren while he was
district attorney of Imperial coun-
ty After Heald resigned, Gov War
rem appointed Henry S. Lyon of
Placerville, district attorney of FL
dorado county, and past presi-
dent of the Native Sons of the
Golden West, to take Heald's place
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23
Half Enough
Tires in 1q43

AKRON, O.. May % (UPl-There
will be enough new tires in l943 to
supply half OF TIC peaceuime de-
mands of American Motorists,
President William O'Neil of the
General Tire and Rubber Co., said
today.
ONeill said that only 100000
synthetic tires will be turned out
from American-made rubber this
year but that reclaimed tires and
others on hand in factories and
dealer stocks will permit a 1943
rationing of 12,O00009 new tires
about half the number required in
peacetime. A
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23
Super Bomber to
Be Produced Soon

WASHINGTON, May 22.-UP)-
One of the United States potent
secret weapons - a superbomber-
will be in production early next year
when the output of all types of
heavy bombers is expected to be
stepped up to more than 1000
monthly.
The first glimpse of what the
enemy may expect from the air
next year was given at a press
conference held by Charles E. Will
son, executive vice-president of the
War Production Board, to clarity
reports that wholesale cut-backs of
munitions programs were immi-
nent
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23

be
should not be mailed before June Book NO.
distributed mail
application Tor
addressed to OPA nali
three cens-s required
diagram guide filling out
application car
fill Ration Book No application card IN
(2) Read instruc-
plainly. book will
of family fills in here
al Of family
line need them spaces
the othe of here.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23
CitV LID. Officials to
Meet on Water Difficulty

City officials will meet with Evan
T. Hewes, president of the board
of directors of the Imperial Irri-
cation District, Monday in an eff
fort to work out a plan whereby
Ell Centre will be assured of am
pie water at all times, Walter Hell
necke, city public works director,
said Saturday.
City authorities fastened to ar
range the meeting when the water
supply was depleted and residents
were entirely without water for sew
eral hours Wednesday night. An
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23

Dor, and on the north side of Lake
Nicholas, just north of Sarana bay.
The American drive to finish off
the Japs was stepped up sharply
on Friday when our forces attacked
the enemy position to the eastward
of Chichagof valley. At the same
time, Lightning fighters supported
our ground troops by machine gun
Continued on Page 6, Col. p
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23

Anyone who hasn't seen the FL
Centre fire department function at
one of these air raid drills has
missed an opportunity TO see one
of the city's most efficient depart-
ments in action. A drill is serious
business to the firemen as they be-
lieve every drill not only prepares
them to cope more efficiently In
case of an air raid but helps them
do their regular work more salts
factorily.
They take auxiliary firemen end
auxiliary police on every piece OF
fire fighting equipment sent 10
handle every incident" That Is 80
they will have extra help when they
need 1t. Then after they have han
died the incident, they talk u
over among themselves in search Of
possible better methods OF action
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23
OPA TO Announce
Grocery Ceilings

WASHINGTON, MAJ % tUP)-
Flat dollars and cents prices for
general grocery items on a COM
munity-wide basis in more than
130 metropolitan areas will be an
nounced by the Office of Price Ad-
ninistration tomorrow
The action will affect all grocery
stores in the areas concerned and
will bring most foodstuffs purchased
by housewives - perishable fruits
and vegetables excepted - under
published uniform prices. Price
schedules will De announced for
each of the four groups of retailers
listed in OPA regulations.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23

Chichagof harbor has been Virtually-
wiped off the map by bombing and
strafing planes. Only the church
and one other building have been
left standing.
But the Japanese were still SHOW
ing plenty of fight. On Thursday
night, one enemy unit succeeded in
penetrating our lines. 1t was ami
hilated. The same night, a strong
enemy position on a ridge in the
Sarana- Massacre bay area was
crushed-"ne neutralized" the navy
said.
THREE ELEMENTS
The japanese forces are now
broken up into three elements occu-
pying positions in the Chichagof
harbor area, in Chichagof valley
which runs southwest from the har-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23
Hungary Cabinet
Reported Fallen

LONDON, May %. - tUP)-The
Exchange Telegraph reported from
Zurich today that Admiral Nicolas
Horthy. regent of Hungary, had
asked the ministry of industy, Bor-
nemiss Ia, to form a new cabinet.
There was no indication of why
the cabinet of Premier Nicolas Kali
lay had fallen.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23
TOKYO SAYS YANKS NEAR
LAST JAP POSITIONS
BY UNITED PRESS

%. Tokyo radio reported Saturday
American troops driving forward on
Attu island have reached point
only One-fourth of mile from the
last japanese positions.
The Japanese, obviously prepar-
ed for complete American Occupa
ton of the Aleutian island, said
the United States troops "are con-
stantly being reinforced by new
landings"
I'm the Saturday broadcast, the
Japanese claimed the Americans
had suffered a total of 5000 casual
ties in fighting on Attu and at
sea OffshOre.)
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23
Under-Aqe Gobs
Bait for Trap

CHICAGO, May % up -Four
young sailors disclosed today that
when the stepped out Saturday
night with four society glamor girls
they were on a secret naval mis-
sion to clean up Chicago saloons.
The police were in on the tactical
maneuver, too, and as a result the
licenses of several taverns have been
revoked on charges of selling liquor
to minors.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23
BASEBALL
By UNITED PRESS
NATIONAL

NA1lONAL
st. Louis ...........-. 400 900 04
New York ..--....020 900 OIL
Krist, Munger and ODea; Wittig,
Adams. Feldman and MancuSo.
Cincinnati ......... 600 600 !
Brooklyn ........--......-220 00l
Walters, Shoun, Stone and Muel-
Ter; NeWSom and Owen.
AMERICAN
Boston ...........-........000 900 0
Detroit ....................000 002 Q
H. NeWSome and Peacock; Trout
and Parsons.
Washington .........--.... 0l0 900
Chicago ............--..---....UOO lUl
Pyle and Early; Smith and
Turner.
Philadelphia ..,.............-- 600 0
st. Louis .-........-.............-0 900 0
Christopher and Swift; Hollings-
worth and Hayes.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23
Jap ATTU GARRISON SPLIT into ; parts
Mother of Alvin
York Passes on

PAIL MALL, Tenn, May 22
UP)-Mrs. Mary York, II, who
i'm 1917 told Sgt. Alvin G. York,
her son and World War hero, to
"go and fight them and I'll
work and pray that you get
back" died last midnight at the
mountain home of her famous
son.
Mrs. York, who had been
blind and bedridden for many
months, was known throughout
this Tennessee mountain sec
ton as Mother York" 1t was
to her that York repeatedly Of
fered all credit for his heroism
in World War l.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23

several hours shortly before dark
Wednesday and because four hours
were needed for water to reach the
city's storage facilities from the
main canal after a ditch running
between the canal and storage tanks
was cleaned.
Much water was drained from
the ditch for the irrigation of crops
along the route, thus delaying the
arrival of the water at our plant
after it had been turned into the
ditch" Heinecks stated.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23

earlier meeting was impossible as
Hewes was in Los Angeles on a
business trip.
Heinecks said that city officials
were not interested in squabbling
over which agency was at fault in
allowing the water to run out but
instead were concerned with pro-
viding means that would guaran-
tee a permanent, eXhaustable sup
ply.
The supply ran out, Heinecks
said, because OF the heavy demand
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23
Communist international
Tells Dissolution Plan

MOSCOW, May %. (UP)-The Communist Third In
ernatonae dissolved by its leaders today in
move to strengthen the battle against Herism,
eliminate factonal labor strife everywhere including
Americaand foster closer and postwar cooperation
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23
Z. z. Holds Last
Practice Drill

Ell Centrans Friday night wound up the last of in
ensve series of air raid drills conducted in section
of the city and began preparing for meeting of all
persons actually concerned in civilian defense.
This mammoth mass meeting scheduled at Wilson
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23
OPA WILL HEAR
Nv. GAS PLEA
DeIega+ion from San Diego Will Come
To Valley to DeIve into Providing OF
Fuel TO Escape Intense Summer Heat

plea for permission to issue extra gasohe 10 lhLe
rial Valley residents for trips to cooler points during t
summer months will be made OPA district officials at
meeting in Ell Centre Wednesday, A. H. Keller head OF
the Ell Centro ration board, said Saturday. ,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23
Baby browns in
Settling Basin

Two-year-od Ruben Rasu drowned late Friday in
settling basin in the backyard of his home of Ell Cenro
The baby, of Mr.. and Mrs. Gulam Rasul last was
alive at pm. He could have been in the water
minutes before he found. "A pumotor from the E
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23
Island Village
Com pIete Ruin
From Fighting
Battle for AIeutian Island in Final
Stage. Knox Declares; Any Escape for
Trapped Nipponese Forces impossible

WASHINGTON May % (UP)-The navy reporting
that the battle for Atu in its final phase announced
today that the trapped japanese garrison has been split
up into three groups which being harassed by owfy
ing American fighter planes Attu village the head of
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23

home. When he was missed, his
famil:' began a hurried search OF
the premises. The body soon was
located in the settling basin in the
backyard.
Funeral services were not COM
plete Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23

minutes before ne Was fOun
Centro fire department was sum-
moned too late to enable the crew
to revive the baby.
Physicians summoned to exam
inc the baby pronounced it dead
at 6:10 pm.
Relatives said the baby had been
playing in the yard near the family
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23
WEATHER

Maximum Friday I02 minimum Saturday 60; 5
m. Saturday IS, humidity So; room Saturday 81
humidity 2l; 5 pm. Friday 81, humidity H.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23

BUTTERFLIES Angeles extra 48c; grade A cream
zoe; manufacturing milk Csc; route gathered cream
5312c.
La, HAY-US No. 23-935G; us. No ieafy
flax $500
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-23

Total Cash, Checks and Drafts Sent
Through The Two FL Centre Banksl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-07

zupan molci, a molci tudi pi-
sar, a Sreja pogleda zdaj enc
ga, zdaj drugega in vprasa:
"Kaj pa zdaj?"
zupan Sc della, kot hi ne sill
Sal, kar ga Sreja vprasa, ker to
vprasanje: Kaj pa zdaj?, 81 je
re sam nekolikokrat zastavil.
Sreja cope vprasa:
"Kaj pa zdaj?"
zupan ga zopet ne slisi, tenn
vee vprasa SAM:
"Pa kdaj jo je pobrisala?
"Pravijo, da nocoj!"
ITO il je moral nekdo sveto-
vati," doda pisar.
"Tako DO, da; mex vrag il je
s%vetoval. He, ii Sreja, pojdi "a
trenotek ven; s tajnikom Sc l.
mava nekaj med seboj pogovo-
|riti!"
Ko sta ostala sama, spusti
|zupan prijateljski roko ma ramo
|pisarju in zacne S sladkim gla-
som:
! "No, tajnice, pogovoriva Sc
tratski in prijateljski."
"Pa o Gem hi Sc pogovori-
la?" q
"Pa tako, da Sc pogovoriva."
"Stvar je jasna, in nimava O
Gem Sc pogovarjati," veil pisar.
"Pa to vidim sam, da je stvar
jasna, ali vendar razmisljuj ma
10 0 tenn, tajniee!!'
"Dobro, pojdi ii ma lice me
sta, da vidis kako in kaj; NOR
da sc medtem cesa spomnim."
zupan Sc vzdigne, da gre ma
lice mesta, ali S potoma 10 "a
vie k popu. Pop Sc, odpravlja
da gre zmolit nekaksne motive
in ko mu popadija, njegova re.
ma, isce vse potrebno, sedi sam
ma vrtu in :je ledvice, pecene ma
zerjavici. 10 opazi zupana, ga
poklice:
"Pridi sem, da vidis, kaj j
loj, pravo mleko."
A zupanu nj bio do ledvic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-07

|sede ma stol in zacne sepetati s
popom. Kaj sta sepetala, re We
mo, a kako je bill popu vsee ia
lrazgovor, je najboljsi dokaz to-,
da je poslednji, najslajsi ko-
, Seek, ostal nedotaknjen v skle-
di.
zupan pa Sc je vzdignil in Cd
Sci k stacunarju. Lahko 81 mi
site, kako je vse to tudi stacu-
maria p%retreslo; da neki kme-
tici je nameril mesto sto kra-
mov RIA cello kilo, in je odsla
liz trgovine prepricana, da je to
dober elovek, ker dale dobro
nero.
Odtod Sc je napotil zupan ma
lice mesta. Gre okoli NINA, da
spozna in vidi, kako sc je vse to
primerilo. Cd Savke je zvedel,
da Sc je Anka snoei odpravila,
da poseti popovo zeno; a po-
tenn Sc nj vec vrnila. Vzela je 6
seboj tudi vso obleko.
Ko je Savka to govorila, fje
zavriseal v nekem kotu nesrec.
nj otrok Mile; zupan ga prezir,
1.-Two pogleda, plume in odide il
mlina ter navzdol pc brdu, ne
da bi sc ozrl.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
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Danes, ko Sc vecja kuga unicuje
ljudstva sirom vsega sveta, pro-
stovoljno nudijo Amerikanci,
domaeini in potomci yseh pre-
pricanj, pot do poyratka zivlje-
MIA kot del Ameriske rekon-
strukcijske misije; ne Same Y
Eyropi, pac pa pc vsakem delu
syeta, kjer SO potrebne nase "a
loge in nase ideje.
Amerikanci priha a Q 2
zdravniskimi zalogami in jedili,
2 semenom in gnojilom, z knee
tijsko zivino in orodjem. Sc boil
yazno pa je to, dG mi priaaSnmo
salogo demokraticsih idej 40
DeS RoUi sect!
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Obcinsko dete
ROMAN DOJENCKA
spisal
Branislav Music

pomiril in zaeel pobirati raz-
ksopljene akte, zupan pa skoci
ma noge in zavpije ma Srejo:
"Kaj tt je, brate, zakaj RIO
ves?"
"Popihala jo je!" izusti Sre-
ia.
"Kdo pa?"
"Ona!"
Ko zupan vidi, da Sc Srejina
naglica ne tice nikaksne komisi-
je, XII hi prisla, da pregleda ra-
cune 0 pobranih davkih, zadobi
moe in hrabrost, in zacne Cd
locno, kot Sc spodobi "a njegov
polozaj:
"Torej, kdo 10 je popihal?"
iona, Anica," pravi Sreja.
II, pa dobro," doda pisar raw
nodusno; maj gre! PRAY je sto-
rila; - srecno pot!!
"Torej je sla," pristavi zu-
pan, in lica Sc mu razvedre.
"sla je," nadaljuje Sreja,
"samo otroka je pustila."
zupanu Sc zatemni obraz:
II, kaksnega .otroka, ali tt
stega svojega?"
Spa seveda!"
ITO pomeni torej, da nj sla
skupaj z otrokom -"
ITO pomeni, da je AMIGA usla
otroka pa je pustila obcini ma
vratu," doda pisar kratko.
"Da, tako je," potrdi polglas'
no zupan in utihne; globoko Sc
zamisli in zacne grizti oni akt
xxi ga je malo pref podpisal.
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stvom in porusili in preorali II

stvom in porusili in preorali II
vasi.
Navedeni kvizlinski casopis
priznava, da civilno prebival-
stvo povsod podpira partizanski
pokret. Kraji lezeci livanj-
skem srezu so v teku zadnjih
mesecev nabrali in dobavili par
tizanom 10000 ovac, koz in pre-
sicev, 5000 glav rogate Irvine,
5000 puranov in 100 vagonov
zita.
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MENU ljudstvu osisca voljo do
nadaljnega b~ojevanja.
TIE ideje SO postale zazeljive
in prakticne; tako ameriske v
.uyajanju in tako uniyerzalne v
sprejetju.
Mi zelimo, da hi Sc vi-sleher-
ni-seznanili s to idejo. Emo
leto pc predlaganju tie ideje, je
Louis Adamic tidal v brosuri
This Week" clanek after
Victory-What?" (Po zmagi-
Kaj?), XII je kratko in jedrnato
porocilo o tel predlogi, XII .je
bila ojacena 2 obsirno diskuzijo.
q zanimanjem boste citali ia
clanek. vi hi Sc moral takoj
seznaniti S tenn nacrtom "a zma-
so in mir. Posljite 10c "a po-
kritje stroskoy tiskovine in post
nine in posljite ma:
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Rad

hi Sc seznanil z vdovo ali sam
sko zensko, V starosti do 81. leta
"a gospodinjstvo ali v svrho re-
nitve &c jo veseli. Pisma Sc ma
poslje ma naslov "Vdovec," e
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Ave-, Cleveland, o.
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Ali lie Vam to znano?

Al ste III citali knjigo Two
Way Passage, izpod peresa
Louis Adamica, XII predlaga, ola
bi mi osebno prenesli amerisko
izkusnjo v Evropo?
Kolegiji sedaj nudijo posebne
teeaje, da pripravijo Judi "a to
vitalno delo.
Washington Sc zivahno pri-
pravlja, da nudi to priliko v po-
moe nasim dobrim sosedom on
stran MORA. Javnost Sc zanima
"a to priliko, da hi naprayila
AG6rt ga mir IN smago Uojnc
S TEN, da bi sc odvzelo naVad-
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Strezaike

brez izkusnje, dobijo delo. We
cerno delo - cd 10. ure do 6.
ure zjutraj. - Ia tri dni v te-
dnu, ali pa sest dni. - Zglasite
Sc pri RAILROAD YMCA, 615
E., 1852 St.
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PETO POGLAVJE

v katerem Sc zgodi neAaj, cesar
Sc eitatelji MISC nadejali, in &C.
sar Sc nj nadejal niti odbor
Prelepniske ObGine.
v tel povesti dozdaj lie nj ma
stopil obcinski brio Sreja, ne
cato, kot bi ne incl navajo ma
stopati, temvee e~nostavno cato
ne, ker pisatelju vse do tega po-
glavja nj bill potreben. Drugace
ime Sreja to lepo navajo, da
nastopi povabljen ali nepovab-
lien pri vecerjah in slavnostnih
obedih.
Sreja torej Sc spusti neke-
ga lepega bozjega cetrtka brez
sape pc onem brdu navzdol, pod
katerim je stall Jovkov Min in
yes zasopljen komaj pridrvi do
obcinske hise, plane v uradno
izbo, prevrne medpotoma skle-
do z vodo, stopi pisarju ma no.
go, pa zakriei, kot da je kdo
MENU stopil ma kurje oko.
zupan Sc vznemiri, podpiso'
val je ravno neki akt Re pol u
re in je bill Re skoraj pri kraju,
samo kljuke mad { je Sc mani
kalo. V tel zmedi pa je mesto
znaka izkopal S peresom cello
brazdo ma papirju.
Pisar pa zgrabi vse akte ne.
Ike tozbe in jih vrze ma tia, ka1
je storil samo takrat, kadar j
bill hudo jezen ma koga. Ali '
tenn slucaju Sc je nitro zopet
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V0znik dobi delo

Takoj Sc sprejme voznika, Xxi
Vi S trukom razvazal mehko pi-
AGO. Unijska plaza in ure. zgla-
lite Sc pri Double Eagle Bottling
o., 6517 st. Clair Ave.
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Zenska

dobi delo "a tri ali stir tedne,
Ga hi pomagala pr gospodinj-
stVu in S perilom. Oh vecerih
gre lahko domov: Plaza pc do
govoru. Poizve Sc ma 1893 E.
ITO St., ali pa poklicite ". 1858.
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Mali oglasi
ISce Sc zenskO

"a pomagati V restavraciji, pc
par ur ma dan. Vprasa Sc ma
1903 st. Clair Ave.
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. AL mai mani storimo "a
ljudstvo Europe kot pa
sno storili "a NTH vino
grade? Pred VEG lett, ko je
kuga uniSila njih vinogr.-
de, Sc je tia poslalo ameri-
ske cepitve, da bi Sc OH
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Pokolji v J~ugoslaviji

Svicarski list "Arbeiter lei
tung" javlja, da je nemski ka-
zenski oddelek v Loznici, zapad-
ma Srbija, izvrsil mnozicna sire
ljanja civilnega ljudstva.
Isti list pise tudi o brutalnem
bombardiranju mesta Krupa v
Bosni. Nemci SO Sc z zracnim
napadom mascevali mad me
stom, ker je. vecji del moskega
prebivalstva vstopil V partizan-
ske oddelke. Oh priliki napada
je poginilo vec cd polovice vse-
ga mestnega prebivalstva.
Prisilna mobilizacija Srbiji
r 81. marca (AP) =
Budimpestansko c~asopisje po-
roca danes, da je Srbija zdaj
vkljucena v nemski nacrt splos-
ne mobilizacije della in da je do
bila nemska oblast v tel dezeli
polnomoe, da vpoklice vse zdra-
We osebe v svojem podrocju.
Upor Sc siri
Pavelicev list "Hrvatski Ma,
rod pise, da je pristopilo Il
krajey V porecju reke Une, pri-
blizno 10000 ljudi v p~artizan-
ske oddelke upornikov. Okupa'
tori in ustasi SO Sc krvavo ma
scevali mad ostalim prebival
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lSce sc

zensko "a ciscenje in pranje.
Stalno delo in dobra plaza. Po-
klicite IVanhoe 2460.