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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-15
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-15
DOLG
Povest
GIRL DREKONJA
Povest

ona je naslonjena mani. In Sc 81
je predstavljal. Podobe so pod
zigale vedno bolj domisljijo in
stiskale srce. Kri Sc mu je "a
letela v glavo, da mu je zvene-
10 v sencih. Polar ljubosumnja
je divjal in dosegel vrhunec. Ia
stokal je v dust, nato je stopil
k oknu in potrkal:
"stefanija!"
Ustrasil Sc je svojega glasu.
Tako cudno, tuje je planil klic
v noe. Potrkal je znova in po-
slusal. Zdaj je slisal IL izbe IT,
he glasove, nato je bila slisna
lahka s~topinja, kakor da hi
KIDD stopil S peel ma tia. Zdelo
Sc mu je, da so cez cas- nalahko
zaskripala mala vezna vrata ma
drugi strani hise. Cakal je sa-
mo Sc trenutek, ko Sc ma voglu
zganila SENECA. V tenn hipu je
ponehal njegovi notranjosti o.
genj; z ognjem je uplahnil po-
gum. Rezka diva kletev mu je
udarila ma uho in re je bezal
pc vrtu mimo dreves, da je Gu
til, kako so .debla svigala mimo
Mega Bezal je samo navzdol,
samo navzdol. Ia sabo je eul
goste topotajoce korake. Kre-
nil lie V stran. Koraki so Sc bill
zali vedno bolj. Sc enkrat je u
jel divji glas ter kletev, nato -
mic vec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-15

Andrej Sc je hotel obrniti ma
drugo stran; v tenn trenutku je
zacutil ma CLAW bolecino.
"Pripeljali smo to-" zagricar
je stopil IL zdica ma tia in je Sci
oh peel ma to stran, da je gle
dial Andreju V obraz.
Mladenic je pomolcal. Kakor
da hi Sc bila dvignila roka sa-
ma cd sebe brez njegovega u
kaza in njegove wolfe, Sc je pri-
jel "a glavo. Tipal je S prsti "a
bolecino in zadel ma sop strnje-
nih las.
"Kaj Sc je zgodilo?"
"Nasli smo tie nezavestnega
oh stezi "a hiso. Pobrali smo tie
in tie sprawl ma pee. Stokal 81.
Hotel sem re stopiti do vas. O.
gledal sem tt glavo in sem videl,
da nisi bogve kako udarjen; "a
to sem rekel, da pocakam neko-
like casa, morda Sc lie prebudis.
Novica hi bila vase huje zade-
la, kakor je nevarna nesreca.
Zdaj 81 Sc prebudil in pojdes
lahko sam domov. Kako ii je?"
mic hudega nj"
Andrea je poslusal Zagricar-
jevo pripovedovanje. Nj mogel
brz razumeti, zakaj da je le-
zal ma tleh. Pocasi, pocasi Sc
mu je jelo svitati, kako je bilo
zvecer. Do jasne slike nj mogel.
Zdelo Sc mu je, da je nekoc
zdavnaj sanjal O TEN. Spomin
! ga je spremljal kakor v snu cd
donna do Dragarja. Vsega Sc je
polagoma domislil, a nj mogel
prepricati samega sebe, da hi
bill to dozivel. Poslednjega do
godka Sc je spominjal zelo ma
10. Zdel Sc mu je, da je letel;
tudi kletve Sc je domislil; O u
darcu nj vedel mic.
Zagricar je stopil ma tia, Cd
prl vrata in zaklical v kuhinjo:
lie prinesi, re gleda, prebu-
dill Sc je!"
Kmalu je vstopila v izbo "a
gricarjeva. Prinesla je v sko
delici gorke place.
Spar pozirkov KAYE popij; po-
zivila te boz"
Ia materjo je prisla tudi An
gela. Ma lahko je zaprla vrata
"a sabo in stopila pc prstih do
peel. .....
Andrea Sc je dvignil ma ko-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-15
(Nadaljevanje)

Zdaj .je stall tn. v usesih mu
:je bobnelo in sumelo, kakor oh
hresceci godbi. Vas je molcala,
nebo .je molcalo, mixer nj ma
Sci odziva razpaljeni notranio-
sti. Tipal je oh stem ter zadel
z roko oh okrogel jesenov kre-
pelec, XII 81 ga je bill oskrbel re
pref. Krcevito ga je stisnil v
pesti in zamahnil v temo. Kre-
pelec je bill dovolj teak, zazviz-
gal je v zraku.
Nekoliko prihruljeno je stopil
Andrea ma klanec, odtod ma dru-
60 stran, kjer Sc je "a sirovim
obpotnim zidom siril travnik,
posajen z drevjem. Tipal je 90
zidu, prisel je do lesenih vrat.
Odprl jih je. Trta; S katero so
bila vrata privezana h kolu, je
zajecala. Andrea je bill ma trav-
niku. zdaj je stopal pc stezi in
med drevjem dale. Med potion
Sc je spomnil rive poti, ko je
Sci prosit nagelj. Sc bolj je skr-
ell prste, Sc tesneje je stisnil
krepelec v roki. Takrat ga je
spremljala bojazen, neodloc-
most; danes je Sci isto pot S ST.
dom v srcu in S trdnim skle-
pom, da Sc osveti, da S silo po-
kaze, kdo ina pravico do dekle-
ia.
Cimbolj Sc je blizal Dragar-
jew Hist, tenn oprezneje je sto-
pal. Prihulil Sc je ko mack in
Sc pomikal naprej. Re je bill pri
Hist. Obsel 10 je v loku, gledal
ma okna, &c hi kje svetila luc.
Hisa je cepela ko strah pred
MIN. Tihota je vladala naokrog
lie v hlevu je zamukala krava.
Andrea Sc je zdrznil in, obstal S
Gudnim obcutkom v srcu.
Zdaj Sc je priblizal zidovju
cd gornje strani. Zavil je krog
vogla, stopal pc prstih do lib
mega okna. Nastavil je uho in
prisluskoval. Nicesar nj cul. Sc
je vlekel ma usesa. Zdaj Sc mu
.ie zdelo, da slisi il izbe pritajen
sepet. Sc bolj je napel usesa.
Zaslisal je rahel sum. Odmak-
nil Sc je "a korak in obstal ma
mestu S povesenima rokama.
Desnico mu je tell krepelec.
Begoten strah ga je objel. Nj
kdar Sc Sc nj tepel, nikdar nj u
da.ril cloveka. Podvomil je, ali
DO dovolj srcen, da zamahne,
da udari pc CLAW ali kamorko-
Ii. Il spomina Sc mu je ukra-
del V uho glas, kakrsnega je
slisal, ko so donna kali teleta;
pred ocmi mu je zamigljala ride
ca kri. Stresel Sc je.
Zopet je zdivjalo srce. Ozrl
Sc je proti oknu. V domisljiji
so mu zaigrale slike. Predstav-
ljal 81 je stefanijo skupaj z
Jurijem. "Kaj delata izbi?'
Slike so vstajale vedno move,
vedno hujse.
Sam jih je vabil pred oei. Do
misljal 81 je stefanijo v Jurje-
VEN objemu. Tesno oh njej sedi,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-15
XVII.

Andrej Sc je skrival. Sram ga
je bio pred vsemi, cello pred
samim seboj. V gozdu je prislu-
skoval govoricam, da hi kje ujel
pogovor, XII hi Sc tikal MEGA.
Mice Sc nj p~ogovarjal % MEM.
Zvecer in oh nedeljah je osta-
jal donna. Nj Sc maral kazati ma
vasi med ljudmi, da hi ga KIDD
ne presenetil z vprasanji, ali
da bi Sc mu KIDD ne posmeho-
val. Domaci MISC slisali O do
godku Sc mic. Hvalezen je bill V
srcu Zagricarju, da je hranil
novice Ease.
Sitno je bio Andreju donna.
Tujim ljudjem Sc je lahko u
maknil; pred domacimi Sc je
skrival mnogo teze. Prostor pri
mizi je moral zamenjati. Pref
je sedel ma voglu mize, tik stiri-
noznega stola, zdaj Sc je po-
maknil v kot pod razpelo. Pre-
mislil je, da tn najlazje skrije
zadnjo stran glave, kjer je bill
WIDEN udarec. PR jedi Sc je dr.
zal nazaj, da hi domaci ne opa-
zili rane cd strani. Cd dalec je
segal z zlico v skledo. Donna
elm Sc je zdelo njegovo pocetje
cudno, a pc par dneh SO Sc pri-
vadili. Klobuka nj smell zlepa z
glave. Sc jedel in molil hi bill
najrajsi s pokrito glavo.
Mexico je Nanica lie omenila
"Zaka.i je mas Andrea vedno
pokrit?"
Andrea Sc je delal, kakor da
je preslisal vprasanje.
Dalje prihodn]ic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-15
Mali ogIasi

CE POTREBUJETE
novo streho ali pa &c je treba vase
streho popraviti, sc obrnite do mas. IL.
vrsimo velika in majhna della ma tr.
govskih poslopij in domovih. Brezplac.
nj proracun.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-15

mis1i Sc mu je porodilo vprasa-
ME: "Kako, da Sc omega dogod-
ka tako jasno spominjam, da-
nasnjega pa me-"
Zagricarica je S skrbjo opat
zovala Andreja. Veckrat je zga-
Mia ustna, kakor da hi hotela
nekaj vprasati, a Sc je vselej
skesala. Parkrat je pogledala v
moza, mu hotela dopovedati z
ocmi, maj vprasa on. zagricar
je nj ubogal. : ,
O sebi nj vprasal Andrea nj
cesar vec. Posedel je Sc nekoli-
ko, nato Sc je premaknil.
"Domov grem."
rs tabo grem do hise." MOI
je stopil h klopi, kjer je stala
lescerba. Hotel jo je prizgati,
ali Andrea je odmahnil.
"Nic ne prizigajte luci!"
Zagricar je razumel. Posta-
vii je svetiljko ma prejsnje me
sto. :
Ko sta stopala pc klancu, je
vprasal Zagriear:
cali yes, KIDD tie je%"
mic ne vem."
Zagricar je zamrmral, nato
obmolknil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Housing Is Provided
for 4,919,617 Men

IIousing for 4,9l9,6l7 men
was provided-3.5O So for the
ground units. ZOOS for the
air forces and for civilian work.
crS. \ total Of DIP l5i 05i
square feet Of depot storage
space was made available; go
30 hospital beds were provided,
representing 76.2 per cent OF the
authorized number.
The cost of air forces prof.
ects 10 March 81 1913, amount
cd 10 S.. 500. 00O, 900.
plants for the manufacture
and storage Of munitions and
warfare chemicals obligated APP
proximately $1,000. 600 600
repair and ppkcep Of install
lations by the chief Of engineers
are provided for by an author
izati6h of about S400, 900 900 for
the current fiscal year ending
June 30, 1913.
"a program for camounaGe
and other passive protective
measures 10 vital war factories
and installations is being pro-
vided at a cost of about Si0,-
600 600.
can Of this work is under
the supervision of 81 engineer
districts within the continental
limits of the United States and
nine extra continental district
engineer Offices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Quick Questions

Hess. first Of the Nazi gang
leaders 10 surrender. is de-
clarcd 10 be a paranoiac.
Does that mean he IS smart?
Lord Louis MountbattCn
rose 70 Allied supreme com
mand in S. +. Asia as an
army. navy. marine corps,
air force officer?
}-What one word means all
these Turkish city; breed of
cat; KIND of dress goods?
lit may seem there are thou
sands. but actually there are
only four places in the world
all at the same distance
from each other. Why?
Right or wrong: (a) More
than a fifth of the worlds
population lives IN India;
(bl Cleopatra killed herself
with an apSe; (C) the moon
is a satellite Of the earth?
what great general who led
our army 10 victory IN
major foreign war, was de-
fcated for the presidency by
a man who had served under
him
There's one place where the
United States has placed its
seal on a policy Of killing
off the bachelors and pro-
teCtlng the males with
haremS. Where's that?
ANSWERS on Opposite Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
More Than 500 Men
Given Recognition

(SOme 500 writer's. photog-
raphers and radio commenta-
tors, representing press feature
services. individual newspapers,
picture syndicates and radio
networks have thus far been
accredited by the bureau TO
theaters Of operations.
CThe difficulties Of making p
full pictorial record under cor
ditions Of active warfare hav\
been the object Of special ar
ranGement a photographers
, vol. both for still and motion
rictureS, operates in every thea
ter Under its regulations, still
pictures and newsreel footage
taken by one representative are
made available 10 all
early in 1913 facilities were
set IN for the dispatch by radio
OF still pictures from North
Africa. BY this means. photo
graphs appear in the American
press within a matter of hours
from the time they are takenD
Tomorrow Gen. Marshall goes
into the logistical problems en-,
countered by the army In car
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
100000 Commissions
Awarded by June 80

selections for attendance at
officer candidate schools were
based on the democratic theory
that the schools were available
10 any man who demonstrated
outstanding capabilities of lead
ership. who possessed the intel
lect as distinguished from edu-
cation which would permit him
10 perform the functions of an
officer, and who Indicated that
he was morally and physically
qualified 10 train troops and
lead them in combat
(By June 80, 1913, officer
candidate schools had given the
army more than 206,000 Off
GERS, serving IN grades from
second lieutenant 10 lieutenant
colonel.
tIn order 10 meet a demand
for officers who were specialists
in various technical professions
and who would not be involved
in direct command of troops,
approximately $4,000 officers
we're appointed from civil life,
thus releasing experienced mill
tary personnel for other duties.
This figure is in addition TO
chaplains, doctors and former
officers.
IT h 2 commissions we're
granted chiefly for duty in
highly SPECIALIZED positions in
the Judge advocate generals
department, corps Of engineers,
ordnance department, signal
corps and army air forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Construction Task
Presents Problem

(The war construction pro-
gram. begun under the quarter
master corps and transferred 10
the corps of engineers on Dec.
16, 1871, presented a prodigiouS
engineering problem.
by March 81. 1913. the total
cost of the entire program
amunted 10 S9.226. $4,000, Of
which S2.5SS. 100000 was for
ground and service force ia
cilities. S2S23.510.00O went for
industrial facilities and s., SOB
O96,000 was devoted to con-
struction for the air forces.
The balance represented such
items as the Civil AcronautlcS
Administration program, Stor-
age and shipping facilities and
passive protection.
On the accomplishment Of
this program, S,139. 09S acres Of
land were acquired at a cost Of
S24c. 039,132. At the peak of
employment. in July, 1912. more
than 100000 persons were in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Valuable Functions
Performed Overseas

In addition, a number have
been shipped TO overseas sta
tons and are performing valu-
able functions IN activities as
ChauffcurS. and in administra-
tive capacities at the various
headquarters.
tPlanS for the increase Of the
army during the calendar year
OF 1913 provide for approxi-
mately 10000 WACs, an
equivalent in size 10 almost 10
divisions of soldiers released for
combat duty.
con July I, 1913. the Presi-
dent signed a bill changing the
status of the corps from an aux
Hilary serving with the army to
a component of the army and
giving the members the right 10
army ratings, grades, privileges,
responsibilities and benefits.
A factor of vital Importance
in the development of the army
has been the inSiStence that
high standards of leadership be
maintained throughout all
eChelOnS.
The basis Of the structure
was a nucleus of $4,000 regular
army officers augmented by
21000 national guard and no.
600 reserve officers, the great
proportion of whom were not on
active duty.
duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Program Embraced
Overall Facilities

Various types of military
training facilities and camp
and cantonmcnts h ave b Q en-
built, ranging from parachute
training towers TO rifle ranges.
CSince the health OF the sol
der is a vital responsibility Of
the army many health facilities,
in addition 10 hospitals and
housing, have been built These
include proper provision for
food storage and cooking. incin-
orator plants providing for the
prompt disposal Of garbage and
refuse. ample laundry facilities
and proper heating
Recreation CeptcrS operated
by the USO have also been con-
Structed by the army. Attrac-
tive modern buildings, contain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

ing club rooms and lounges, a
social hall with a stage and
dressing rooms, study and read
ing rooms, as we'll as refresh
ment lounge and soda bar, were
included in the program.
Go further the high purpose
of religious worship plans called
for the construction of AIS
h p e Is. In appearance. the
chapels resemble the typical
small church of the average
American communicative slant
rooted frame building with
steeple at the front. Each
chapel has an electric organ
and a seating capacity for
about 400 soldiers and is so de-
signed and equipped that serv-
ices OF any denomination can
be conducted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Much Care Is Given
to Public Relations

THE war department bureau
Of public relations was estab-
liShcd Feb II. 1871. During the
war the guiding principle Of the
conduct Of army public rela-
tons has been 10 release all IN
formation consistent with safe
guarding military security. Also
by the establishment Of a code
Of wartime practices for the
press and radio. a genuine CO.
operation has been attained by
these great news disseminating
agencies.
The global character OF the
war and the early dispatch Of
American troops 10 widely SCI
arated areas necesSitate ~
worldwide organization for the
prompt dissemination OF news.
Public relations offices in the
headquarters Of each theater Of
operations provide continuous
access 10 important announce
ments hy commanding generals
overseas.
Commanders NJ units in the
field are instructed 10 assist the
correspondents accredited 10
their organizations, and 10 pro-
vide them with quarters, SUBJ
sistcnCe, transportation within
tho area, and with the means
Of communication which assure
that their dispatches and pic
lures will be carried promptly
from battle zone 10 the home
front.
CAS- a method OF providing
new. free from hint OF propa-
ganda, the principle has been
accepted that civilian CORE
Spondents rather than public
relations officers should pre-
pare the news for the public.
Within the bureau an accred-
tied service considers and proc
esSeS applications for the dis
patch Of civilian representatives
both 10 posts lin this country
and to overseas theaters,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Recognized Shortage
of Regular Officers

cat the outset it was appar-
ent that the limited number of
regular army officers would be
spread extremely thin and the
orderly development during the
carly stages of the emergency
could not have proceeded with
out utilizing the reservoir Of
reserve officers who were
brought TO active duty in in
Creaslng numbers as the expan-
sion proceeded
National guard officers
came IN with their own units,
and as a rule were not avail
able for the new units organized
incidental 10 the passage of the
Selectlve Service Act.
(ln anticipation of the even
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Ranks Are Scanned
For Officer Material

CHOSE who manifest qualities
of leadership are selected for
officer candidate school and
there they receive more inten-
Sive training in military pro-
-cCtiurC and u1SCtptIne and re-
CcIVe further instruction in
army administration and COM
maud responsibilities.
There IS a growing demand
Tor MACS services throughout
the army EnliStecS represent
the highest type of American
womanhood and as a whole the
women have maintained the
highest standards IN every re-
Spcct.
They have fulfilled their du-
Ties in an efficient and business
like manner and have been a
definite asset 10 the army.
Inch woman enrolled in the
WAC has postponed the Undue
ton of a man since they are
counted as a man in computing
the ultimate manpOWer require
mcntS of the army.
"A little over a year after the
corps was established, more
than $1,000 women were men,
berS and were serving in more
than 2i0 posts, camps and sta
tIonS IN the United States and
abroad. In the 155 specialists
Jobs they have taken over they
have fulfilled their primary pur-
pose of releasing able-bodied
men for active duty on the
fighting front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Four-Week Course
Inculcates Discipline

CThc first WAC training
center vas opened Al Fort Dies
: ONES. la. on July 20 1912.
and within four weeks a basic
training course fer aHNtiiarieS
and a SlN-wcck course for
officer candidates established.
Since that time training CEN
tiers have been established al
Daytona Beach Fla; Fort
Oglethorpe. Ga, and Fort
DevenS. Mass.
The training which the
women receive IN these camps
prepared them 10 take their
place IN army life. The four
week basic training course is
designed 10 inCulCate the prin-
ctpirS of army discipline, GUS
toms and COurtoSlcS as we'll as
10 teach the members methods
Of caring for government prop
crty.
Following the basic course,
-WACS- may immediately Ga into
the field, or where special tall
ents are indicated they may be
sent 10 specialist schools 10 re-
ceive additional training. For
example, women assigned to the
administrative specialist schools
arc trained in army adminlStra-
tive procedure. a matter which
can be handled as efficiently by
a woman as by a man.
The schools for bakers and
cooks teach WACs the lunda-
mentalS of army cooking and
efficient methods of preparation
of foods for large groups as well
rs the principles of dieteticS and
balapC1d menus Those ASSIGNED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
on Atlantic Bases
Work Commences

In January, 1941, work was
started on the Atlantic bases
lease d from Great Britain.
huge program. involving con-
struction OF permanent housing,
temporary h o II s ing, airfieidS.
Notifications and miscellaneous
technical facilities.
with the approach Of war,
this program was accelerated
and expanded 10 include addi-
tional bases in the Caribbean
area, while in July, 1871, work
was started on the construction
Of facilities in Greenland.
Late in 1911 efforts were d.
rected toward construction OF
supply routes 10 our own over
seas possessions and TO those Of
the Allied nations. The first OF
these provided chain Of air
fields for delivery of airplanes
10 some Of our Pacific island
GU tpoSt Australia and the
South Pacific areae 4
tAttentlon was also given 70
air routes over tie North and
South Atlantic: air facilities in
the northeast portion Of South
America were expanded and
work was started in the Red
Sea area. Iran and lraq. 10 de-
velop ports and rail and high
way transportation facilities.
Construction problems Of al
most every variety have been
encountered some ferry route
alrficldS have merely been
graded and permitted 10 freeze:
others were paved with steel
mats. while still others have
been overland with concrete.
CHouSing has varied from
simple wooden structures used
in theaterS of operations 10
brick and tile buildings in
South America. Housing in
areas adjacent 10 the Arctic
Circle is Of special design, with
plenty Of insulation. vestibules
and storm windows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
A BOBBY Trap FOR Youths

WITH the approval and sanction of the
benodiction Of Moscow the Voting Communist
League is going to CHANGE ITS NAME and
eamoulage It's character and make itself tho
leader of a new youth movement in America.
For the guidance of the comrades, young and
old, the whole scheme has been presented in the
two leading organs of the Communist Party-the
monthly magazine. The Communist and the New
York Daily Worker
UNDER IT'S NEW MAKEUP. THE OUTFIT
THAT NOW CALLS ITSELF THE YOUNG
COMMUNIST LEAGUE WILL STRIVE TO
CREATE \ NEW. BROAD ANTI-FASCIST
YOUTH ORGANIZATION" By "CO-OPERAT-
ING" WITH NON-C0MMU MIST YOUTH
GROUPS IN REL4GIQl EDUCATIONAL,
ATHLETIC. SOCIAL AND OTHER FIELDS