davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

exist. He recently had a remarkable chance
TO get a cross section of modern American
opinion on this point.
Into Johns Hopkins not long ago. came
13-year-old Mary Margaret Clecr Of Virginia
who had been constantly sneezing for two
months. Mama and reporters came along
too, for the story was big news at the time
and the reporters were on the trail OF the
little girl.
DR.. Hammer says of this case:
Less than two days In a private roofar
emphatic invitation 70 the gentlemen Of the
press to look for other hunting grounds a
plan for better scholastic and vocational adj
lustment, and reinsurance about her unwar-
ranted fear Of tuberculosis quickly changed
little Mary from a sneezer TO an cx-sncezcr."
Marys gratitude for this quick cure was
expressed 70 Or. Hammer in two ways a.
She composed long poem concentrating
the feat, and (2) she allowed him to see the
vast collection of fan mail she had received
from all over the nation on ways to stop her
sneezing
The poem will not win any Pulitzer prizes
but the collection Of letters from all sorts Of
people was a fine chance to see how people
stop sneezing.
Here. for better or worse-is the way to
do it:
Have operation and uncross the two
nerves that viii be found to be "short-cir-
cuibed" in the nose
Sniff the vapors of grain alcohol No
mention is made of drinking any. although
that might help, too.
Extract all the teeth in the upper jaw near
the nose
Shoot off revolvers or perform other acts
TO produce fright
Press the upper lip hard and rccite the
aphabet-but backward
Press the upper lip and rccite the 14th
chapter of st. John.
Press the upper lip. Period
Squeeze the bridge Of the nose at the point
where spectacles would fit.
Rub the large vein in the arm from the
wrist upward 10 the elbow.
Put mustard plasters on the stomach and
ice on the back Of the neck and then, in few
minutes. put the plasters on the neck and the
ice the stomach
Mix borax and powdered sugar in the pro-
portions of one to four and stuff the nose
until you taste the sugar" Repeat as long
as the rationing card holds out.
Inhale the fumes of burning camphor.
Ditto burning wool. ditto garlic. ditto
horse radish. and olive OIL
OF various nose sprays take your choice Of
oil of peppermint. solution of red oak
bark. or salt. witch hazel
If you like to eat or drink nibble a bit OF
dried bread and drink cup-every hour-of
tea made from corn fodder
Finally try any of the various current
healing cults.
This strange collection of remedies seems
simple but Is extremely complex, for it con-
sists Of medieval superstitions, mixed with
uncomprehended gleanngs from modern medi-
cine, plus MEDICAL practice of about the 1906
and the usual references to the freak healing
cults that seem always TO persist in any time
or place.
Maybe it's smart to sncezc as the Scots
would have it. And maybe il isn't Tho
editor wouldn't know. He has a "coood in his
head"
TIE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
BY ROBERT ID. POTTER,
Science Editor, The American Weekly.

g II
the superstition existing the
DR. Leo Hammer of the Johns Hopkins
Baltimore DR. treating
the folklore that has persisted all
the beginning of recorded history
today people will tell that
only possible with
of intelligence
thing that everywhere
bless
the Rather
bless you" you're British American
Felicia" you're Italian
And benisse" il French
disease yielding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03


of an Hin es has
been seized upon by
all peoples in all times
in the past and present
as an omen. SneeZing
has become interviewer
in a huge meshwork of
superstitions that can
rule every object and
govern every motive.
Most often sneeZ-
ing is associated with
the spirit and with life
and its origins.
In the Bible when
the prophet Elisha I'll
Kings ~, 35) revives
the dead son Of the
Shunamite with his
prayers, the first signs
Of life consist Of seven
consecutive she ezes.
Today, such a success
sion of sneezes would
probably be Interpreted
as a husky case of
hay fever.
The Bible story has
It's Greek counterpart,
too, in the creation
Of man by the god
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

And thus steamed up the
Greeks went out and knocked off
the Persians or whoever it was
they We're fighting that after
noon.
sun common in the United
States today is the old English
rhyme that runs:
"Sneeze on Monday sneeze for
danger
Sneeze on Tuesday kiss a stran-
Sneeze on Wednesday, receive a
letter
sneeze on Thursday, something
better
Sneeze on Friday, sneeze for sor-
row.
Sneeze on Saturday see your
true love tomorrow
sneeze on Sunday your safety
seek
\ Or the Devil will have you for
the rest Of the week"
= In a medical sense doctors
recognize the sneeze as one of
4 the most dangerous ways that
respiratory infections can be
spread from man to man. The
virus Of the common cold, and in
fluenza, and the germs Of pneu-
monia are borne from person to
person on the minute water drop
let's that are expelled when sneez-
ing.
That is why doctors say the
best thing to do for a cold is TO
ONE and go TO bed 1t won't stop the
ny but the self-isolation will help stop
ing the cold TO other people.
,ezing, too has helped spread some Of
eatest epidemics of human history. In
times the FLU epidcmics of 1913, which
worldwide in scope, were transmitted
person to person in this way
d in medieval times the Great Plague
Middle Ages was sped TO its greatest
e by sneezing too. This may not be
apparent but it works out like this:
oonic plague is carried by the germs
infest. the fleas which infest the rats
ire so commonly recognized as the
i method of transporting bubonic plague
r the world.
| bubonic plague comes into being as II
Europe in the Middle Ages man is in
by the bite Of the flea. Swelling arises
glands Of the body including
DO gland of the groin from which the
disease takes it's name.
Tin man the disease can progress far
a mere gland infection. Eventually
.gue works it's way into the lungs and
becomes known as pneumonia plague;
st bubonic plague masquerading under
rent name and operating at a different
the body.
en- the stage Of pneumonia plague is
l sneezing becomes the important mode
Sneezng or coughing fills
with the germs of the plague known
teurella pestis and with this deathly
the plague spreads in its most rapid
1t is then that one worries not too
about rats and neas butt fears his fell
IN for every cough and every sneeze o.
, laden with death.
hight seem as if modern medicine could
e folklore that has been built up around
stop sneezcs Or Hammer, writing in
found scientific journal Bulletin of the
Of Medicine" says that many still
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-02
Ma obisku pri
vojnih ujetnikih
Pise Frances Wolf
(Nadaljevanje)

(Opomba urednistva: - Mrs.
Wolf je sporocila, da Sc je vii
Mia mala pomota v stavku, kjer
]e zapisano, da je bila Mrs. Slo-
kar mnenja, da maj vzamejo po-
ulicno, ko so dospele v Indiana
polls. Pravilno hi Sc morale
glasiti, da je ona priporocala,
da ako nj mogoce kmalu dobiti
avtotaksija, radi vojnih razmer,
da Sc maj vzame poulicno, me-
sto cakati.)
Seveda, stavba je
vedno lepse ogledati 81 cez dan
kakor pa zveeer. Stavba je zelo
lepa, dvorana je obsirna in ina
lep oder; spodnJi p~rostori so
pregrajeni, da Sc v polovici to-
ci oh prireditvah, ma drugi
strani Sc pa nahajajo klubovi
prostori. Tam je polno ljudi
vsak vecer. Pri micah Sc s kar-
tami kratkoeasijo, drugi Sc raz-
govarjajo. PRAY vse Sc mi je
dopadlc, Sc posebno cato, ker
SO mi povedali, da tamkaj nj
veliko ~Slovencev, a da imajo tt
.sti Dom Re skoro placan. Pa Sc
veda imajo tudi cerkev in farno
Solo.
Maj zapisem tukaj, da gre
VISA cast Slovencem. Ko Sc ma
selma, smo pridni kot mravlje.
Je lie cas-, da Sc otresemo tu-
jih jarmov. Dajmo skupaj sto-
pitt, ne ozirajmo Sc ma nase pre-
pIieanje. strnimo Sc v emo cello
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-02
Reporter De Luce

V pricetku tega meseca mas
Je' prijetno ~iznenadilo porocilo,
da Sc je ameriski reporter Da-
MEL De Luce vtihotapil v Jugo-
Slavic in prinesel cd tam ne
kaj avtenticnih vesti O tamkaj-
smith razmerah. Use, kar smo
pref izvedeli il Jugoslavije cd
aprila 1941 naprej, je bilo "sec-
ond hand" ter bolt ali mani
nezanesljivo. Prvi ameriski re-
porter, XII Sc je drznil podati v
Jugoslavijo, XII je %dandanes,
kakor Sc zdi, ena sauna velika
bojna fronta, je bill De Luce. V.
ma siroko razpredenih bojih
med Nemci in jugoslovanskimi
partizani je bila osebna var
most ameriskega porocevalca ma
tehtnici. De Luce je kljub temu
svojo misijo uspesno zavrsil.
Videl je marsikaj ma lieu mesta
in izvedel je marsikaj cd parti-
zanov, XII SO mu skusali It'll v
vseh ozirih kar najbolj ma roke.
Reporter De Luce nj novinec
v svojem poslu, dasi je sele 80
let star. Rojen je bill v Arizoni
in je posecal univerzo v Los
Angelesu ,kjer je graduiral le-
ia 1884. Kmalu potem sc je po-
dial kot reporter v Evropo. Ko
so leta 1889 Nemci napadli
Poljsko, de. bill ma Balkanu, Cd
koder je Intel v Lvov ma Poll
skem, katerega so kmalu nem-
81 letalci bombardirali. Men,
Sim bombam je komaj usel v
Rumunijo. Kmalu potem je mo-
raj bezati il Grcije, katero so
NeAlcl napadl1. VldeI Je bOJe v
Perziji leta 194l in cd tam Sc
je podal v Indijo in Burmo. Cd
tam je postal mnogo zanimivih
porocil. Ko je nekaj casa poci-
val Zedinjenih drzavah, da je
popolnoma okreval cd malarije
in grille, je sledil ameriski ar
madi v Tunisijo in cd tam y
Italijo. Cd tam, kot he omenje-
no, je podvzel drzni "izlet' v
Jugoslavijo, do glavnega stana
neke partizanske brigade. Zdaj
najbrz caka v Itaiji prilike, da
z zaveznisko armada "invadi-
ia" Balkan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-02

vsi vojaki. Oni so prebili noe v
Indianapolisu, sedaj so Sc pa
vracali ma svoja sluzbena me-
sta. Ostali smo samo obiskoval-
ci ma busu in vozili smo Sc da-
lie. Italijani so klepetali kot.bi
bill naviti. Naenkrat je bus
'zavozil ma dvorisce kempe, in
kar vese1i smo bill, ker smo
seveda mislili, da smo ma cilju,
ali motili smo Sc. Sill sno v po-
slopje, kjer je visela tabelica z
napisom "Office." Nam naspro-
ii je prisel sluzabnik v civilni
opravi, MOI pri so letih. Po-
zdravil mas je in rekel, vi ste
nasi italijanski prijatelI. Vsi
SO hiteli pritrjevati, da so, sa-
mo z Mrs: Slokar smo bile THE.
Nato smo rekli, da hi radi vi
deli ujetnike, ker ura nitro be-
Ii, bio je MANFRED Re 9:1O. Pa
rece, ia sal VEN zakaj ste pri-
sli, ali poglejte tia ma cesto,
'tisti bus vas DO peljal naprej,
sedaj stoji ma mestu, ker Sc mu
je motor ustaviH Italijani so Sc
zaeeli hudovati, da Ii nimaio
vec kot samo tisti bus pri ar
madi v Ameriki. Seveda midve
smo 81 enako missile, a 'rekle
nismo mic. Yes, sem rekla Mrs.
slokar, "potrpljenje je bozja
mast" Ona pa mi odgovori, "ali
revez je kdor sc S to mastjo ma
ze." Kmalu potem je bus zopet
odrinil, ker so ga z mestnim
busom rinili dokler nj sam DO
gnal. IRA je bila re $50. Hi
tro Sc vsedemo in zopet sc vo-
limo dalec. Ko pripeljemo ma
krizisce, nam ukaze voiak IL
stopiti.
fDalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-02
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

dokler imajo v pevskih vrstah
dobre glasove, Sc jim vselej po-
sreci doseci zazeljeni uspeh.
O vsaki tocki ma programu,
hi Sc dalo kaj zanimivega po-
vedati. Tako ugaja nam kot pi-
anistu cvrsta Jobstova koracni-
ca "Travniki dehtijo" v kateri
Sc ~"svetijo" basisti. Istotako je
bila namenjena basistom Zor-
manova "Drevo OBJ poti." v teh
imajo basisti vodilno melodijo,
ostali glasovi jim pa sekundi-
ramo. (Od kar so moski v
manjsini, sc jim izkazuje po-
sebne casti.) Tudi altov Sc je
dirigent domislil in skomponi-
raj MIN ma cast emo njegovih
f~najlepsih pesnitev lob pomlad-
nj zori."
Melodij je ma izbero, otoznih
in veselih. Sal pesem je lie po-
snetek ali zrcalo cloveskega ziv-
lienja. Drugi del programa DO
dramatiziran PRIOR z narodni-
mi popevkami, kot: Sc davno
mraci, Kaj pa tt pobic, Pred
mojo kajzo, Oh vecer je re, it'd.
S pevskim vzporedom bono
priceli OBJ pol osmi uri zvecer.
To DO nekako dusevno potova-
ME, pricensi tam nekje ma ia
dranu, Ma poti bono poklanja-
Ii vence nasim pesnikom in
skladateljem, XII so mas oskrbeli
z literarnimi in glasbenimi
vrednotami in mesto spomeni-
kov odkrivali narodne Zaklade,
katerih nam tudi kleti sovrag
ne more uniciti. Oh kaki deseti
uri Sc bono znaSli ma BIedu in
poklonili zadnji sopek Tomazu
kosatu, "a njegovo skladbc
"Blejski valcek." Kdor DO Sci z
Mani ma to pevsko potovanje
mu ne DO zal. Pa sal to re sami
dobro. veste. cato ma veselo svi.
denje v nedeljo ma koncertu
Glasbene matice.
Ia publicitetni odbor,
A. Simcic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-02
Vazno "a clanice krozka st,
"Progresivnih Slovenk"


Ma zadnji 'seji smo razmotri-
vale, kako vpliva sedanje racio-
niranje hrane ma naso kuhinjo:
IL pogovorov smo razvidele, da
ina vsaka clanica kak poseben
nacin ali umetnost; da 81 poma-
ga IL zadrege in servira druzini
okusne in tecne jedi. cato smo
sklenile, da ma novembersko Sc
jo, t. j. v torek 2. novembra oh
s. uri zveeer, v Slovenskem de-
lavskem domu, v spodnji dvora-
nj, vsaka clanica prinese kak
svei RECEIPT ali nasvet. RECEIPT,
XII je lahko ali "a kuho, peko,
pranje it'd. lepo spisite ma kos
papirja in prinesite seboj. Zelo
dobrodoslo DO tudi navodilo, ka-
ko Sc skuha milo ali pc domaee
"zajfo" donna.
Pridite ma sejo v obilnem Ste
vilu, ker DO ista koristna in "a
bavna.
Frances Wolf, tajnica
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-02

to tukaj in onstran morja v ma
81 tuzni domovini. Ne ozirajmo
Sc ma to, tt 81 Hrvat, Srb, Ceh,
Rus, katolican ali svobodomi-
slec. Tisto ne SINE biti ovira, pa
hi kmalu pokazali drugim naro-
dom, da smo tudi mi ljudje ka-
kor so oni. Sal imamo srce in
nismo tirani.
Drugi dan v nedeljo, smo pa
obiskovali prijatelje ma domo-
viii. Obiskali smo druzino Bait.
Maj omenim, da sta Mr.. in Mrs.
Bait donna il Srednjega, mad
Kanalom. Zvedela sem, da so i
nell II otrok, katerih STRIFE
sluzijo Strica Sauna, nekaj jih
je pa porocenih. Ko smo Sc tam
nahajah, je prisel ma obisk k
starsem sin William S svojo re-
no in hcerko. Povedal nam je,
da tudi on gre prihodnji dan O.
biskati ujetnike, in sicer ujetni-
ka Znidarsica, kateremu je Mr..
Bait stric, &c sem prav razu-
mela. Kot so mi drugi povedali,
m William visoko drzavno
sluzbo. Je zelo prijazen clovek,
in sem takoj videla, da Sc zelo
zanima in hoce nam biti ma u
slugo. Ponudil Sc je mama, da
Sc prihodnji dan Z MIN peljeve
ma obisk k ujetnikom.
Kako srecne hi bile z Mrs.
Slokar, da bi sprejele njegovo
ponudbo in Sic Z MIN, tako pa
Sc je naju drugi dan prav do
bro smola drzala. Ponudbe nj
sve mogle sprejeti, ker je rekel,
da pred 9. uro ne more It'll, ker
je incl dogovor S svojim prija-
teljem in sosolcem duhovni-
kom, kateri pa je incl maso OBJ
$50 uri zjutraj, me dive sva Sc
pa pomenile It'll Re OBJ Z. uri zju-
traj z busom. Torej rekel je, da
DO naju pa poiskal v kempi in
naju pripeljal nazaj z avtom.
Rekel je, da mu je vse znano v
tisti kempi. Matt nam je Sc po-
vedala, da sta 81 z njenim 81
nom in gospodom gospodarjem
mad ujetniki, porocnikom Cor
mickom dobra p~rijatelja.
Nato smo sli v spremstvu
Mrs. Grbec k druzini Martin
cesnik. Mr.. Cesnik je stric ne
kdanjega Jadranovega kvarte-
ia - Cesnik sester. On ina tu-
kaj v Clevelandu diva brata,
Pavla in Johna, ter je mama ma
rocil, da izrocimo pozdrave
bratom in zenam ter druzinam.
Maj povem, da Sc je mama
ponudila Mrs. Grbec, da naju
sprejme v kempo, "a kar. smo
bile 2 Mrs. .Slokar zelo vesele.
Tukaj pa Sc je liar spreme-
milo in Mr.. cesnik rece svoji
zeni, "Kaj recess, ma, JAZZ Jill
bonn Sci sprejmit v kempo."
| Mrs. cesnik pa tako prijazno in
! dobra zena takoj pritrdi. Nato
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-02
Vabilo ma koncert Glasbene
matice

Cleveland, Ohio.-Brez hrup-
mega oglasevanja, Sc Glasbena
matica p~ripravlja "a svoj kon-
cert, XII Sc ina vrsiti ma nede-
ljo Z. novembra, ker njeni po-
setniki, to SO vsi ljubitelji le-
pega petja, re naprej vedo, da
je prva nedelja v novembru po-
svecena tel pevski skupini.
Do letos Sc .je vprizarjalo ma
,iesen opero, ma spomlad pa kon-
cert. Ker je pa vojna vse raz-
kosne stvari racionirala, Sc tu-
di Matice nj v tenn oziru izog-
nila. Toda radi tega ne DO pri-
reditev ma mikavnosti in glas-
beni meri prav mic trpela. Pc
mnenju G. Ivana Zormana, Sc
moramo danes Sc bolj kot kdaj
v preteklosti oprijeti nash pri-
sinh slovenskih klasicnih del
in narodnih popevk. Tega Sc
mora zavedati zbor in nasa av-
dijenca. Steer Sc v tenn oziru
ne moreno pritozevati, kajti
nasi koncerti so nasli vedno do
Der odmev pri posetnikih.
Mi v Ameriki smo edini, XII
Sc danes lahko sopirimo S kon-
certi in podobnimi priredbami.
Ako bi nam bio to onemogoce-
no, potem hi sele znali ceniti
svobodo izrazanja v slovenski
pesmi in besedi. Nihce tudi ne
more oporekati, da je slovenska
pesem, ako lepo predvajena,
biser med dragulji. In eden ia
kin biserov je Vilharjev "Mor-
mar" Besedilo Franceta Preser-
ia. Do sedaj so 81 jo lastili lie
basovski sclisti, a v nedeljo bo-
ste Gull to krasno skladbo pri-
rejeno pc g. Zormanu "a cello
ten mesan zbor.
Drugi tax biser, XII je prize
len "a mesan zbor, je "Buci
morje Adrijansko." (skoda, da
mas ne bodo slisali trije yuma
Mi ministri, XII konferirajo v
Mcskvi. Ker &c hi mas slisali,
bi nam PRIMAL ne samo morje
temvec tudi vso zemljo, ma ka-
tero prezijo eloveski kragulji.)
Kadar zbor pole ii dive sklad-
bi - dasi imamo v zboru polo
vico tn rojenih pevcev - je
slisati vzklike "ah!" in "oh!!"
cato je pricakovati, da bosta ii
dive tocki enako vplivali ma OBJ
cinstvo, kot ma mas pevce.
Vcasih 81 mislimo, da smo
Re izcrpai yes pevski materi-
jail, ker pojemo he leta in leta.
Pa kot razvidno, znajo nasi d.
rigenti nitro in z dobrim oku-
som izbrati programe. III MISC
nikdar v stiski "a gradiyo. In
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-02

49, r.
gre on, da DO ostala donna. Ia
Jim pojasni Mrs. Grbec, da je
ko smo Sc potem Sc 0 drugih
stvareh pogovarjali. Mama so
dali mnogo priporocil kako Sc
mai vedemo ma obisku pri ujet-
nikih. Paziti je treba kaj Sc 60
vcri, ker nasi fantje so prisli
naprej z lepim vedenjem. Po-
vedano nam je tudi bio, da Sc
nasi fantje nahajajo posebej v
kempi, ter da jih posebej vozi-
jo ma delo, sorodniki pa da mo-
ramo patti, da ga ne polomi-
mo, ko Sc nahajamo ma obisku.
Drugi dan, Is. septembra smo
bill zelo zgodaj pokonci. JAZZ po-
gledam skozi okno in vidim, da
dezuje, pa recem, da smo Sc
brez deznika prisli. Takoj Sc
oglasi Mrs. Grbec in rece, da
so dezniki re pripravljeni, ker
iih je ona preskrbela.
MIR. Cesnik pride Oh Z. uri in
sc odpravimo ma naso zazelie-
no pot. Sli smo ma cestno zelez-
nico do mesta. Tam smo sli ma
avtobus. Mislim, da smo plaGali
"a prevoz nekaj spod dolarja
"a osebo. &c bi bill lep solncen
dan, hi bila voznja krasna, ker
so oh cesti zelo lepa polja proti
Camp Atterbury. Tako smo Sc
vozili dobro uro, da smo prisli
do vojaskega mesta, do prvih
kemp. Bus je ustavil in pristo-
pill so vojaski orozniki, XII so
vse civiliste pozvali, da gremo
Z mimi. Mas je bilo 10 .oseb, pet
Italijanov in ena Italijanka,
Mrs. Slokar, MEN sin, Mr.. Ces-
mix in JAZZ. Cd mas so orozniki
zahtevali legitimacije, katere
so zelo nataneno pregledali. Sc
veda, Mr.. Cesnik in sin Mrs.
Slokarjeve sta mogla ostati ma
mestu. Nase prosnje, da hi tudi
ona diva sla z mani, so nasle
gluha usesa pri oroznikih. Mr..
cesnik je rekel, lie pojdite, bova
midva pa tukaj pocakala. Mali
Robert, star 13 let, sincek Mrs.
Slokar, je bill potrt, ker je toll
ko zelel videti svojega bratran-
ca il starega kraja, a bill je cell
moz, in ko je videl, da ma nj
dovoljeno It'll 2 nami, je rekel
svoji mamici, da lie maj gre, da
jo DO ze pocakal.
Poslopje, kjer SO pregledava-
Ii nase papirje, je zelo majhno
ter stoii pr cesti. Pet mas je
slo notri, pa je bio polno. Bus
je cakal, dokler nj bilo vse pre-
gledovanje cd strani oroznikov
koncano, nakar smo zopet odsli
ma bus. Sedaj sem videla, da so
tudi omenjeni Italijani obisko-
valci kakor mi dive. zopet sr1o
Sc zelo dalec peljali, nakar Sc
je bus ustavil, in izstopili %
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-02

zicijo. Oborozene nnase SS-cet pa so trdno odlocene osta-
ii ma vsak nacin ma konju, in ~obdrzavati v svojih rokah
Fvso oblast, in pi tenn jim pomaga Q n~ajvecjo vnemo Him
mlerjev Gestapo. Vendar DO pa ia splosna nezadovoljnost
pocasi i%zpodjedla vojne sie Reicha, ker brez podpore ST.
rokih mas ne more nobena vlada vzdrzati pod tako We
like napetostio."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-02

Poleg tega, da Sc porabi parasitic kot sredstvo, S ka-
term Sc spusca mostvo in opremo il zraka, parasuti tudi
nosijo bonnie. Porabilo Sc jh je v boju proti Japonci ma
juznem Pacifiku z velikim uspehom. Ma desni je- delayka
v S%toughton, Mass, XII potion stroja z X-zarki pregleduje
bombni parasut. Ma desni strani je pa druga delavka, XII
drzi % funtov tesko bombo, katero sc pridene p~arasutu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08

Fifteen-year-old Edward j. OLE
chowski is on his way home to
1857 Elmwood avenue today and
he is kicking himself all the way.
Reason? Just few days ago,
Eddie was in the army and, out
for the price of three cent
stamp. still would be. 1t was his
mistake in sending his parents a
stampless letter via the army that
led TO the exposure of secret
enlistment last December 9. Eddie
admitted ruefully. The parents,
who had not known that he was in
the army. effected his discharge.
Using a deceased brothers birth
certificate to get into the army,
Eddie(was sent TO Fort Custer for
10 DAYS and then transferred to
Miami for basic ira n ng and
moved to Chicago January 3.
Eddie wrote to his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Omufry Olechowski,
using plain stationery and three.
cent stamps. Then. he forgot and
sent them a ypostage-free letter
which requires the sender to list
his name and address. which tipped
his parents off to the enlistment
The young ex-soldier's only conf
ment was:
when I think that. for the
ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
Production Scars
With Less Work

Labor machine efficiency has
gone up, and industrial production
has leaped from IS to 1874, with
hours of work down from an aver
age of so TO an average of 43.
In other words. we are produc-
ing more with less work.
Private debt is dropping while
credit control is effective in this
war. There was little in the last
war.
There is another side to the pic
ture. Some economists believe the
people will be too impoverished by
the burdens of war, there will be
no export industry because of the
exhaustion of the nations at wal
and no import trade because the
nations will use up for themselves
whatever they produce.
You can take your choice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
Bombs Dropped
At Flying Forts

LONDON, Feb s GNS).--Ger-
man fighter-bombers attempted 10
drop bombs on homeward-bound
Flying Fortresses last week after
Americas second raid on Germany
il was revealed today.
The Daily Express quoted For
tress pilots as reporting that sew
eral Heinkel Single-seater fighter
dive bombers lowered over the
American formation. d ropp n :
what appeared 10 be time bombs.
1t. James Averinls OF New
Haven. Conn. one Of the pilots,
described the novel attack
Starting home over the North
Sea-" he said, 1--WE began 10 see
explosions high above us. At
first we thought 10 was flax,
then reasoned this was impos-
sible as there were no guns
beneath us.
FINALLY we saw some Heinkels
1000 feet above us and saw
some bombs falling. They APP
parently were time bombs set TO
explode at our altitude. We
dived out Of range"