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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-03-19
Discharge


Setting up of anti-poll tax commit
tees in each congressional district
with power of the labor unions and
progressive win-the-war organizations
spearheading, to bring pressure on
each congressman to sign the peti
ton, is the order of the day.
Aim should be to obtain directives
from major percentage of individ-
ual voters in each district, to their
congressman, to sign the discharge
petitions on H. r. and H. R. 81.
In each organization two resolutions
should be passed; 1. urging the con-
gresham or congressman represent
ing the membership to sign the dis
charge petitions; 2. sending a copy of
this resolution to every member of
the organization urging the member
to personally write his congressman
to this effect, and to get others to do
the same.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-03-19
COOP PLAN PRAISED
BY UNION HEAD

CHICAGO.-Addressing. a consumer
cooperative meeting held here March
g at the headquarters of the Brother
hood of Sleeping Car Porters, A Philip
Randolph, president of the Brother
hood, endorsed the Rochdale system
of consumer co-operatives as a pract.
ical economic enterprise.
The meeting was sponsored by the
Chicago division Of the Ladies Aux
iliary of the Brotherhood. President
Randolph pointed to the democratic
principles of the Rochdale system and
stressed the principle of one member,
one vote. He also praised the educa-
tional program for the co-operatives'
membership, without which, ne said,
no cooperative was likely Co succeed.
Two study clubs have been organ
lied by the Ladies Auxiliary to study
consumer cooperative principles. The
auxiliary is also sponsoring a book
keeping class to train personnel for
active service for a buying club which
will be started soon.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-03-19
Pre-Induction
Continued from Page one)

situations.
This is a significant statement for
it indicates that the u. S. office of
education recognizes the possibilities
of supervised correspondence study
as an effective means of solving some
of the course of study problems of
our rural schools. The particular
problem under question, of course, is
the equalization of educational oppor-
tunity during the war period. 1t is
evident that the advantages of super
vised correspondence study are not
confined to the narrow limits of the
war period but apply equally we'll to
peace times.
During the present year 800 Mon
tana students have enrolled through
their local schools for approximately
200 extension courses from the state
correspondence school of the Depart
ment of Public instruction of Mon
tana Many of these students are TAX
ing courses which they hope will aid
them in the service. The fact that
the Montana State Correspondence
School was functoning prior to the
war made it possible to meet without
delay some of the pressing educa-
tional problems in this state created
by the war.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-03-19
III. S. wheat
GRASS SHIPPED
TO RUSSIA

A big supply of slender wheat grass
was collected and shipped to Russia
by the Farmers Union Grain and Sup
ply Association, subsidiary of Farm
ers Union Grain Terminal Association
at Williston, N. d.
A. request for 60,300 pounds of tor
quality slender wheat grass seed was
received last December, and the car
was shipped on January 90
The seed was needed at once in
Russia, explains A. J. Linskey, man
ager of the seed division, to reseed
the scorched-earth areas reconquered
from the nazis and to seed down new
land in the Ural mountain region.
The climate in these parts of Russia
and the growing conditions are much
like those in the Dakotas and Mon
tana. Good, hardy seed was needed
to put the soil back into condition.
AS the Williston area raises some
of the finest seed in the world, a
huge order was placed with the Farm
ers Union Coop.
The seed had to be of very high
purity and termination, with a mini
mum of $50 purity, $50 termination,
not over one-half of one per cent
weed seed, and no noxious weeds.
which are very high in grass seed.
Linskey said the entire organization
is proud of the way the order was
filled. Lowest purity was 500 and
termination ran $3.50 to $3.50.
Reason for the high test was. to
save ON shipping space and to give
the best growing value per bag. All
bags were double-sewed.
Now Farmers Union seed will help
in the rehabilitation of Russian agri
culture-G. IT. A. Digest.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-03-19
Army Menaces
CONTINUED from Page oney

tCohtihued from Phge UneJ
many activities now considered to be
beyond the province of the military
Rep. Coffee commented that the
plan revealed by PM "savors of fasc-
ism here" and declared, "The- essence
of this whole war is to prevent just
this kind of thing from happening
here"
The Workers Defense League pro-
tested the armys indoctrination OF
businessmen with; fascist IDEAS" and
declared it constituted misuse of pub
lie money for political purposes" in
letter asking the Truman investi-
eating committee of the senate to
prevent further misuse of army funds.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-03-19
LEND-LEASE AID

Total aid under the lend-lease pro-
gram through January 81, 1913,
amounted to $9,O64,OOO,OOO, Admins
traitor Stettinius told the house for
eign affairs committee. For January
total lend-lease was approximately
$S11, 100000, or at an annual rate of
more than 10 billion. On reciprocal
lend-lease agreements, shipments are
rising to several countries. Latest
reciprocal agreement is with the Bel
gian Congo. The U. S. is receiving
many products from North Africa,
Russia, Britain and other countries
through these arrangements. Food
shipped under lend-lease in 1912
amounted to less than six per cent
of our total food supply.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-03-19
PROPOSAL TO ANSWER
RICKENBACKER

A resolution providing for addresses
to the congress by three torpedoed
seamen was introduced this week by
Rep. Vito Marcantonio (ALP, N. W,
in answer to one now before the rules
committee providing for harangue
by anti labor corporation-president
Eddie Rickenbacker
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-03-19
NO FRILLS ON SHOES

Unessential frills on shoes have
been eliminated by order of WPB,
which also limited the height of heels
on women's shoes, and restricted col
ors to four-black, white, army rus.
set, and town brown. Some shoes
will be discontinued. They include
mems patent leather, mems scandals,
mems and women's metal spiked golf
shoes, and women's formal evening
slippers. Heavy leather may be used
only for making work shoes, cowboy
utility boots and lined police shoes.
DEMAND THE UNION LABEL!
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-03-19
TREND OF FOOD PRICES

Prices of foods under OPA control
since May rose 6 per cent from De
cember Is to January II to a level
Is per cent above last May. Prices
of uncontrolled foods (about 10 per
cent of the family food bilD decreased
2.3 per cent and now stand 27.2 per
cent above the May level. This is
the first decline in prices of uncon-
trolled foods since May.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-03-19
FARM EQUIPMENT
REPAIR ASSURED

Farmers are assured a continuance
of essential automotive and farm
equipment repair services by an OPA
order authorizing upward adjustments
of maximum charges made for these
services by small repair shops. The
order authorizes suppliers of these
services who have been exempted
from national war labor board orders,
and who employ not more than eight
persons, to redetermine their maxi
mum charges. The authorization en-
ables small repair shops to meet ris-
ing costs and the los sof manpower
to higher-paid jobs.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-03-19
House and Senate
Continued from Page one)

ET0Tfr WIZ
with the vote in the lower house. The
vote recorded is on final passage in
the senate. The senate had amended
the measure providing for a reduction
from 30 per cent to Is per cent and
this amendment was concurred in by
the house before it went to the gov
ernor.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-03-19
RETAIL SALES

Total retail sales in 1912 reached
the record total of $56,3S2,00O, 900,
which was an increase of 4 per cent
over 1941 Sales at retail in 1912
were As per cent higher than in the
1935-1939 base period.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-03-19
WAR EXPENDITURES.

War expenditures by the United
States government totaled $6,254 ,000,-
900 in aJnuary. This was 81 per cent
higher than December and 1856 per
cent greater than in January, 1912
The average daily rate of expenditure
in January was $240,500,O00 compared
with $235,60O,000 in December The
January, 1912, $S1,2OO,OO was spent
daily for war purposes.
Evening star., 1943-04-21

It's not only a practical gift, but
everlasting-and a treasure in
later years. Classic design, heavy
Sterling Silver spoon and fork in
pretty pink and blue box. No
mail or phone orders. One set
to customer.
Plus TAI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26
Temperance Group
Drops Liquor Fight

LANSING, June p The Mich
igan Temperance Foundation to-
day agreed 10 drop for one year
It's fight 10 prohibit Sunday sale
Of liquor and beer and Will lnteu-
SIfy It's efforts promoting the
cause Of temperance and SObrlcty.
DR. T.. G. prcttNm3n Superin-
tcndent. said a blll viii be- pre-
Soutcd al The special session Of
the legislature thus winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26
Boy, l3, Convicted
On Murder Charge

NEWBURYPORT, Mass. June
p 1UP) Thirtcen-year-Old Ed
ward Dow, Youngest murder de
PENDANT i'm Massachusetts history,
faced a possible maximum sem
tcnco of 20 years In prison today
after being convicted of man
slaughter m the hammer staying
of an elderly SpinSter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26
Fire Hits Airline Offices

NEW YORK. June y INSl
Thousands of early morning COM
muters were made late for work
today 10y fire which swept
through tho Offices OF the Amcrl-
can AirlIneS and tied up traffic
near Grand Central station for
more than an hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26
Swimmers Warned
OF Typhoid Danger

LANSING, June p UP)-
Warning 10 swimmers 10 stay
away from rivers or lakes whera
wage is emptied and where
typhoid fever can be contracted,
was given today by DR.. II. Allen
Mover. state health commissioner.
Uncertain depths and treacher-
Gus currents, as in some sections
-nLlha- 81 Clair Saginaw Detroit
and Rouge rivers, are added hazx
ards. Or. Meyer pointed out Hi
said a mounting death toll among
swimmers had been noted IN re-
cent weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26
.LiIU Mars Gives Garland Her Best Role

Tone attempts a heroic deed while
his five fellow llierS tell the story
of Tone previous life in flash
back technique. This Is the second
feature on the hill and the cast
includes Marsha Hunt Gene Kelly
Van Johnson and Alan Baxter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-26

Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home ny your Detroit
Times carrier.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-25
csl. vlada zrusi vSechny antise-
mitske predpisy.

Londyn (ONA) - "Ani je-
dinou minutu" - To byla Cd
poved kterou csl. ministr DR..
Juraj Slavik dial ma otazku jak
dlouho zGstanou pc valce v
platnosti ne1stavn1 zakony, me-
ri nimiz jsou i antisemitske
pfedpisy, v osvobozenem Ces-
koslovensku.
DR.. Slavik Tekl clen1m Csl.
statnf rady, re vsechny zakony
prestupuj1c1 ceskoslovenskou
1stavu automaticky pTestanou
platit S osvobozen1m republiky.
Nektere zakony zavedene Mem
ci budou podrzeny jistou pre-
chodnou dobu, ably Sc vyhnulo
chaosu. Ale vsechny zakony,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-25
kubansti namornici potopiIi
prvni ponorku.

Kuba oznamila 1redne, re
Jej1 ponorkovy stihac potopil
nepfatelskou ponorku pTi Sc
vernlm bfehu Kuby v Atlantic
KEN oceanu.
NamoTnictvo ostrova Kuby
nedavno dostalo cd Spojenych
StatG deset ponorkovych stiha-
eek, pouz1vanych k patrolova-
nj vod v Zapadnf Indii. Toto
jest prvn1 dspech kubanskeho
namoTnictva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-25

jake antisemitska opatTeni a
podobne, jsou v pTimem proti-
kladu duchu ceskoslovenske u
stavy a nebudou platit AMI dele
minutu neil potrva valka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-06-25
Napsal DIR. VACLAV KEZNfCEK

cit Wy d6lat, jak Josef hlavko-
w a okurkovy salat rad ="
"a ovoce te take naucfm SUI
Sit, syrove pro zimu ukladat a
povidla vaTit," slibovala il sell
ka. = "Ostatnf vsechno, jak
,jsem slysela, znas -"
"Homolky take maminka de-
Ia" dodala mlada hospodyne.
Gale Wy tady v kraji delate je
mad nase pernejsf a tucnejsf."
"Ano," ujal ase slova selka.
"My nechavame ma homolky
tvaroh z nesbfraneho mleka,
homolky pax We klec1ch susfme
az jsou tvrde jake oblazky, po-
tom je omyjeme, posypeme
km1nem a ulozfme v zavaza-
nych punclovych hrncfch v
cervenci anebo srpnu do sena,
ably Sc ulezely a zpernaly -
"Tat1nek mas v%ypravel, jake
vzacne homolky unite, pow
dala Ludmila.
"To ia te vsechno nauc1m,"
slibovala il uznan1m tim pote-
sena tchyne. "A kramfleky u
vas p~ecete," dodala.
"Lid6 V chalupach, kde mali
sporhert, d6laj1 vsecky z roz-
strouhanych syrovych a mou-
kou prom1chanych bramborG a
n6kde tomu Tfkaji. kramfleky a
nekde sykorky, re pTi jfdle VIZ
zaj1," vykladala mlada selka.
"Tak to mGzeme take zku-
Sit" povfdal Josef.
ITO Sc della V zine k veceTi
a nasf plotne to krasne pdjde,"
Ismala Sc Ludmila.
ga t6 naucfm strojit jeste
mnoho vselijakych veci," po-
znamenala selka. "Dr1bez,
zajfce, ryby ma cerno i ma mo-
dro -"
"U mas pTi horach mnoho ia
kovych vecf Sc nepoj1," rekla
Ludmila. "Tam sc must vice
setTit neil v kraji. Pole meme
a chatrneji rodf, proto je meme
drdbeze a potion i vseho ostat-
n1ho -"
Pan1mama z upT1mnou roz-
kosl pohladila snachu pc jejim
nadhernem Gernem vlase a
krasnou tn zenu svemu synovi
srdecn6 pTala, blazene Sc usmf-
vaj1c. A vidouc, jak Josef Lud-
milinu ruku hleda, nechala je
spolu samotne.
"Zle sc S Ludmilou NIT ne
budes," selmovsky pov1dala sy-
novi odchazejic. "Takova ku-
charka a hospodyn6," dodala,
nevestin vyklad o j1dlech 81 IL
buj1c.
Josef Duchac vedl 81 nynf jiz
jake starry. Vseobecne Tfkalo
Sc mu pantato, strejcku nebo
sedlaku. l kovaT Exnar s tim
tax zacal.
"Povfdalo Sc, sedlaku, re bu-
dete NIT s panimamou svatbu
az V Praze O korunovaci," OSLO
vii no. MEL jste dobTe, re jste
k Will tomu svatbu neodklada-
Ii. We Vesci jistotne pomeli
jsme Sc lepe, neil by to dopa-
dlo, kdybyste Sc svatbou odjeli
do Prahy. To bychom neuzili
mic. Ale pTece mne napadlo,
jestli sc tam Sc selkou nepod1-
vate ma korunovaci jake man
zele ="
Josef Duchac byl t1mto ko-
vaTovym napadem mile pTekva
pen.
"Kdyby do Prahy nekdo Cd
tud jel, dovezl bych tam Lud-
milu, ably Sc trochu projela a
neco vid6la drive, neil il bu-
dou deti donna zdrzovat," vaz-
ne odpoved6l.
"Potom Dude konec."
ga Sc tam chystam S Kar-
lem spatou," povfdal mu kovar
"a re mne O tom jeste mic ne
Tekl," divil sc Duchac.
"Vsak ona to Aninka jistot-
ne vi" poznamenal Exnar.
"A CO tomu Tfkate?" nahle
sc no otazal sedlak.
KovaF porozum6l, re Duchac
zada no O mfnenf, co soudi o
spatovych zaletech "a jeho ses-
trou.
"zenich1 S takovym statkem
jake je vas, mnoho v celem kra
il neni, proto nektere nevesty
Sc spokojit Sc zenichy
chuds1mi," usuzoval Exnar.
"Ostatne Sc T1ka: Oxen syna
kdy chces a dceru vdej kdy
mites. Kdo pax yam, sedla-
ku, "a to rucf, re Pride nekdo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
ALI NE 30 VEG
JUGOSLAVIJE?

V nedeljo zvecer oh 7:3O sta
govorila po radiu znana polite
ma komentarja John Wander
cook in Robert St. John, XII sta
izrazila dvome, da bi bila po tel
vojni Jugoslavija obnovljena.
Pojasnjevala sta veliko sovras-
two, XII je zavladalo med Srbi in
Hrvati ter izrazila mnenje, da
DO prepad, XII je zazijal med O.
bema narodoma, tezko premo-
stiti. Ako DO to res, bo obza-
loVanja vredno; znaten del kriv-
de "a to DO pripisati nesposob-
MIN in sebienim politikom v ju,
goslovanski vladi, kakor tudi
"Amerikanskemu Srbobranu,"
XII scuva v Ameriki brata prot
bratu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
Kulturd
DRAMSKI .ZBOR "IVAN
CANKAR"

Clanom dramskega zbora 81
van Cankar" Sc naznanja, da sc
DO vrsila redna mesecna seja
jutri, v sredo zvecer ma odru
SLOW. mar. donna. Obenem Sc O.
pozarja clane ma zborov privat-
nj izlet v Campbell's beach, XII
je doloeen "a prihodnjo nedeljo,
II. julia. Proseni ste, da Sc u
delezite seje, kjer Sc bo raz-
pravljalo o nadaljnih podrob-
nostih, 'posebno Sc o transpor-
taciji, da bono ugotovili, ma
koiko avtomobilov Sc lahko ra.
cuna. - Tai.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
ZRACNI WAX BODOCNOSTI

LONDON, 4. julia. - Letal-
sko ministrstvo naznanja, da je
bilo te dni privleceno preko
Atlantika veliko jadralno letalo
Qetalo brez motorjev), nato-
vorjeno z raznim tovorom. ia
dralno letalo je bilo privezano
"a dvomotorni bombnik, XII ga
je privlekel il Amerike v Rusi-
jo, katera razdalja znasa $500
mill, v % urah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
Pri festivalu je
bilO navzOcih
$4,000 ljudi
Proslavi v stadionu je priso-
stvovalo $4,000 oseb. -
Ogled japonske podmor-
nice " mestu.

Snoci je bio v clevelandskem
stadionu $4,000 ljudi, XII so pra-
znovali 167. obletnico rojstva
neodvisnosti Amerike. Ma cest-
nih ploenikih pa je stalo nadalj-
nih $4,000 ljudi, XII so gledali
pohod vojaskih Get, korakajo-
cih po Euclid Ave-, in po drugih
okoliskih ulicah. Ia proslava Sc
je imela vrsiti v nedeljo popol-
dne in zvecer, toda ker je skoro
yes dan lilo kakor IL skafa, je
bila prelozena ma vcerajsnji
dan.
Ma prostoru pred avditorijem
pa je razstavljena mala japon-
ska podmornica, v kateri je pro-
stora samo "a dvoje MOI, in ka-
:tero so zajeli Amerikanci pri
napadu ma Pearl Harbor. To
podmornico 81 je vceraj ogleda-
10 najmanj $4,000 ljudi, XII so
nakupili Oh tel priliki vecje Ste
vilo vojnihs bondov. Poveljnik
te podmornice, mlad japonski
pomorski castnik, Sc nahaja v
nekem ameriskem ujetniskem
taboriscu, kjer niti ne sanja, da
je njegova podmornica vir no
viii ameriskih rodoljubnih ak
tivnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
Boji v Jugoslavijjii

LONDON, 20. junija CAS-
sociated Press) Tukajsnji
jugoslovanski krogi porocajo
danes, da so jugoslovanski par
tizanski oddelki v Herzegovina
in, Crni gori po 40-dnevnih bo-
jih ustavili in odbili nemsko O.
fenzivo; zdaj so re sami presli
v proti-napad.
Jugoslovanski partizani so
pretrgali zeleznisko progo Sa-
rajevo-Uzice med Stambolcicem
in mostom preko reke Drine
prisilili so Nemce, da Sc umak-
nejo nazaj v Herzegovina in
vzhodno Bosno.
Jugoslovani priznavajo, da so
izgubili priblizno 1000 mrtvih
in ranjenh, izjavljajo pa, da so
nemske trditve, glasom katerih
bi znasale njihove izgube $4,000
MOI, napacne in laznjive. O
nemskih izgubah porocajo, da
so mnogo vecje nego one, kate
re SO pretrpeli partizani.
Isti krogi poroeajo tudi, da
so oddelki jugoslovanskih par
tizanov pretekli teden v Slove'
niji unicili nemski oklopni vlak.
Nadalje so virgil IL tira vec VIA
kov, XII SO prenasali nemsko vo.
jastvo.
v premogokopih v Zagorju
so unicili nekaj rovov in razlic.
ne naprave in stroje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
POGREB LUKICA

Pogreb pokojnega Petra Lu-
kiea, XII je bill dolocen v pone7
deljek, je bill prestavljen ma sre-
do, ker Sc prieakuje, da DO pri-
Sci sin IL Alaske ma pogreb oce-
ia. Dodatno Sc poroca,- da je
pokojnik vec let vodil gostilno
in restavracijo ma st. Clair Ave.
pozneje je pa vodil vecjo obrt 9
prenogom v Bedfordu, o. Po-
greb sc vrsi il Grdinove kapele
OBJ l:3O uri v sredo po pravo-
slavnih cerkvenih obredih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06

gozde v ruske obrambne linije
Ofenziva nj bila presenecenje
Ia napad nj presenetil Ru-
SOW, XII so ga ne samo pricako,
vail, temvec so ga pricakovali
tudi natancno tam, kjer je bill
izveden.
casopis "Pravda" pravi, da
imajo Nemci v Rusiji 211 divi-
zij. V Londonu so mnenja, da
imajo Rusi mnogo vec, morda
dvakrat toliko mostva kakor
Nemci, &c Sc vkljuci vse ruske
rezerve, XII Sc sedaj pripravljajo
in trenirajo "a nastop.
Pred pricetkom lanske polet-
ne ofenzive so imeli Nemci v
RusiI 225 divizij.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
Snlrtna nesreca
poljskega premierja
gen. Sikorskega
General je bill s svojo hcerko
vred ubit, ko je v blizini
Gibraltarja trescil v NOR
je bombnik, S katerim je
potoval. T..

LONDON, S. julia. - Gene
raj Vladislav Sikorski, poljski
premier in vrhovni poveljnik
poljskih oborozenih sill, je bill
vceraj v blizini Gibraltarja u
bit v letalski nesreci, XII je "a
htevala zivljenje IA. oseb, med
mimi zivljenje njegove edine
hcerke in nekega clana angles
kega parlamenta.
stirimotorni bombnik, kate
rim je potoval Sikorski nazaj S
Srednjega vzhoda, je trescil v
blizini Gibraltarja v morje, ko
so mu odpovedali motorji.
Izemd sestnajstih oseb, XII so
Sc nahajale bombniku, je pre-
zivel nesreco soma pilot, rodom
ceh, XII pa je bill nevarno ra-
MEN. Doslej nj bio Sc nobenega
poroeila, dali so nasli trupla
ponesrecenih ali ne.
Smrt Sikorskega je velik uda-
rec tako "a Poljake kakor "a
vse ostale zedinjene narode. ST.
korski je bill znan kot izboren
vojak in drzavnik, XII bi bill v
splosno zadovoljnost poravnal
rusko-poljski spor.
Njegova hei, 29-letna Sofia
Lesniowska, L XII ,je potovala Z
MIN, je. zena poljskega eastni-
ka, XII Sc nahaja v nemskem u
jetnistvu.
Nadaljna zrtev je bill polkov-
mix Victor Alexander Cazalet,
clan angleskega parlamenta in
"spojni" castnik med poijsko in
anglesko armada, XII je govoril
gladko poljski jerk.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
Policista-babici

Mrs. R. E. Morr, 1920 Broo-
klyn Ave., je vceraj zgodaj zju-
traj porodila ma svojem domu
hcerko. Pri porodu sta il poma-
gala diva policista, ker jo je
porod prehitel in je nj bilo mo-
goce odpeljati pravocasno v
bolnisnico.
Policista, XII sta Sc udejstvo-
vala kot babici, sta: John Nc
Greewey in George Edward. O.
ba policista sta imela ze cd pref
izkusnje pri porodih. McGree-
vey je pomagal ze pri osmih po-
rodih, njegov tovaris Edwards,
XII je ze start oee, pa pri dveh.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
BRODOLOMCI RESILI POVELJNIKA PODMORNICE
KI yIH JE TORPEDIRALA

V tistem trenutku pa sc je
pojavilo v zraku ameriSko
strazno letalo, in podmornica je
magic izvedla tako zvani "crash-
dive" to je, da Sc je pogreznila
z vso naglico, XII j je bila ma
razpolago. Pri tenn pa je ostal
ma krovu MEN poveljnik, XII ga
je morje pljusknifo s krova
eim je voda zaliia potapljajoto
Sc podmornico. Brodolomci, ki
so Sc nahajali ma nekem spla-
WI, so potegnili poveljnika il
vode ter ga predali oblastim, ko
so dospeli v varni pristan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06

RIO de JANEIRO, 4. julia.
- Preziveli brodolomci nekega
torpediranega parnika so prive-
dli seboj v pristanisce nenava-
den "vojni plen": poveljnika
nemske podmornice, XII je torpe-
dirala in pogreznila njihoy par
Stvar je bila sledeca: Ko je
podmornica torpedirala parnik,
Sc je dvignila ma povrsino vode,
nakar je prisel ma krov njen
poveljnik, XII -je pricel snemati
slike potapljajoeega Sc parnika.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06

Jadralno letalo je merilo pre-
ko kril "a cevljev ter je zmozno
nositi poldrugo tono tovora. S
tenn uspesnim poizkusom so od-
prte zracnemu prometu move
velike moznosti. Letalo kakor
tudi jadralno letalo sta imela
preko Atlantika silno slabo vre-
me, toda sta srecno prestala
vse viharje ter priletela ma do
loceni kraj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-06
so NACISTOV RAZ-
STRELJENIH

LONDON, 5. julia. - Mos.
kovski radio poroca, da SO ne
davno francoski patriotic v
Marseillesu razstrelili nemske
vojaske barake, pri -cemer je
bio ubitih in ranjenih najmanj
80 nacistov.
Druga skupina patriotov pa
je ustavila v blizini Toulouse
kolono nemskih tovornih avtov
ter ubila 20 vojakov in razdeja-
la 13 vozil.