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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-02-03
Farmers Urged to
Sign Up for New
Production Goals
Planting programs are
important in national
planning operations

The Benton County AAA COM
mittee wishes to announce that
the 1894 War Food Production
Program Sign-up" will be held
for the Kennewick Valley, Kenne-
wick Highlands and Finley-Hover
districts on Feb. 10, IL, IL from
$50 am. to S pm. at the assembly
room at the Triple "A office in
Kennewick.
Farmers in the Benton City and
North Richland district will sign
up at the Benton City community
hall on the 14th and 18th from 10
am. to 4 pm.
Every farmer is urgently re-
quested to come in and sign up
his "War Food Program" for 1914.
This is Uncle Sans inventory Of
the food that will be available for
the armed forces, lend-lease, and
civilian use for. the year 1914 Ind
the spring Of 1913.
We are told that the informa-
ton as tabulated from these re-
ports which are brought up from
community, county, state and ma
ton is one of the most widely used
statistics in the planning of the
war effort.
Again let us urge you to come
out any time during these days
Of these meetings and sign up your
farm for the "War Food Program.
The Benton county AGA will
be in charge of this sign-up.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-02-03
To the People
Of this Community
KILL OR Re KILLED

United States Marines paid the
stiffeSt price in human life per
square yard for the capture of
Tarawa, vital Pacific outpost
It was kill or be killed. Your
Evening star., 1944-08-20

q
Book to the Iond at IS. Shod-
rooh Unw'n thought he hod laid
his hoe osidc for oil tune otter
working 50 vcors on tho some
torn IN t>>cA tneIond But tor
his wor Job he hos token it up
oeoin-ond he con still hoe O Iono
row between smokes.
VIDE World Photo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23
Quick Questions

A s0-s~eond mental test. Score rs for
starred questions, 10 for others answered
within 10 seconds. Average . weeks
scores for . rating and try 10 improve
1T would consider it nothing
If we had TO pay a million
lives for our liberty" said
(a) Mahatma Gandhi; tb)
Rabbi Stephen Wise: tc) Ea-
NOM de Valera; Id King
Haakon of Norway7
First weapon for use in war
was what?
3+Transylvania organized In
IT'S with its territory COM
prising what is now part OF
what?
A minister's son who had
been furnished a warship to
hunt down pirates and then.
turned pirate himself, we
hanged twice. His name?
Slot times are Just ahead for
heliophobes. Why?
6-Brain teaser: Fill in blanks
in this verse by rearranging
, the letters of a four-letter
word:
A -. old pomaH on bent
Put on her x. :. and aWay she
Uent.
"Come /, my son. she ,oas
heard TO say,
Whom ShdH zoe upon fodnyi"
(Answers On Opposite Fage>
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23
knowledge Test
By DIR. SABINA CONNOLLY

Score one for each of the first
five questions and five for the
last question: $40. brilliant;
7-S. bright; as, average, 0-3,
dull.
What strange animal is con-
nected with the Siege of
Troy? (a) white elephant;
(b) wooden horse; (c) car
rier pigeon.
2-What is the Australian bird
Kiwi unable TO do? (a) fly;
tbl swiml: lcl sine.
3-The opposite of innocent is:
(a) primeval: (b) nocent;
tc) amphibious.
1.-The JesSamy Bride was a
friend Of: TAI Oliver Cold
smith (bl William Shakes
peare: (c) Edgar A. Poe.
5-A Gurkha soldier would come
from: (a) Australia; OBJ liz
IBERIA; (c) India.
6-Match these columns:
tal Edinburgh w Peace Palace
tbl London GO Bodleian
Library
Co The HSgus (xl Houses AZ Par
Lament
Cd Parts lyl Holyrood PAlAc
CeJ Oxford I'D Louvre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23

OTHER trades undoubtedly have
~ been made secretly. TOTO and
Stain are not the sort to tell any
thing they don t want to tell but they
are definitely the sort to enter into
any arrangement, however, PREACHER
Gus and cynical, which suits their
mutual purposes and they are agreed
on one thing-neither wants a free,
Independent China.
Time probably will disclose that
they have partitioned China between
them just as Stain and Hitler joined
to conquer and divide Poland.
China can be saved by Allied
troops and planes from bases in
Siberia. China can be saved by am
phibious attack through Rangoon
and Malaya-both practicable even
in the monsoon season.
Above all, China can be saved by
giving Gen. Macarthur the men and
munitions for drive to the Philip
pines and beyond This is the means
which we have in our own hands.
This is the means which depends
upon no foreign power.
A real, about drive into the
Philippines coupled with naval at
tack straight into Chinese waters
will stop the Japs cold in China.
With the Philippines in our hands
the navy will have bases and air
cover.
The Japs then will be compelled
to withdraw from China to meet the
threat of invasion of Formosa and
the japanese homeland.
TT CAN'T be done with gestures 1t
L can't be done by Gen. Stilwell's
handful of men fighting in the
jungles of Burma.
1t can't be done by British de-
fensive fighting, however good, on
the soil of India.
Gen. Chang Kai-shek has sentjan
appeal to President Roosevelt for
help. There is stir about it in Con-
gress.
The President has not made pub
lie the contents of that appeal but
any reading of the dispatches from
China makes it clear that this is a
desperate sos.
The Chinese ship of state is rid
died with torpedo holes.
The ship may sink at any time.
Help must come soon and it must
come in full measure.
" "a 1874
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23
Keep China i'm the War

THE situation in China is desperate.
i It will continue to be desperate
even if the Chinese should achieve
some temporary gains in the present
fighting along the Peiping Honan
railway.
We can lose the war in China,
really lose it by making success i'm
possible.
Put China out of the war and you
give Japan stranglehold on the
resources and manpower of that
country.
Put China out of the war and you
deprive the Allied nations of vital
bases from which to bomb Japan and
meet the japanese ground forces on
terms of reasonable equality in man
power and munitions.
China must be saved. It CAN be
saved.
Present Allied strategy and Rus
sian treachery DOOM China.
The most significant phase of the
present japanese drive into Honan
province is Tojo's use of the finest
troops in the japanese army-the
crack soldiers of the army of Man
chukao-as attested by dispatches
from China.
uOW can Japan risk taking these
IA troops out of Manukao and send
ing them deep into China when just
across the Siberian border stands a
great Russian army which has fought
several battles with the japanese
along that border?
The answer lies in the fact that
TOTO and Stain have made a deal
a deal exactly like the deal that
Stain made with Hitler and that was
the deal that plunged the world into
war.
ALI the apologists for Moscow
the Communists, the pinks and the
fellow travelers-cannot wipe out
that brutal fact.
While Russia withholds from us
the bases from which Japan could be
bombed to bits, Stain has given
guarantees to Japan which enable
her to destroy China.
That is the meaning of the recent
fisheries agreement between Russia
and Japan.
That is the significance of the
ostensible japanese withdrawal from
the oil fields Of Sakhalin Island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23

many schools and industrial plants
in various parts of the country bids
fair to be widely expanded in the
postwar era.
At the present time in the Detroit
area the idea is being successfully
tested in major automobile plants
and in several schools and colleges.
The Ford Motor Co. lOas one of
the first proponents of the plan to
combine book learning With practical
shop experience. Henry Ford years
ago saw the need for such practical
training and started the Ford Uoca-
tionai school on that basis. Students
spend part of their time in the class.
room and the rest in the shops.
Teachers are supplied from his
plant staff such as tool and die max
ers, master mechanics and machine
operators-who give the students
not only the theoretical side of shop
practice but the shortcuts that come
only with LONG EXPERIENCE.
A MOTHER similar project is
n operated by the General Motors
Corp, which sponsors the G. M. In
stitute where students are given the
DRY and practice in the G. M. plants
at Flint.
The institute has been operating
for many years and has been very
successful, according to those in
charge.
At the G. M. laboratory in De-
troit, young graduate engineers are
given opportunity to combine fur
Their research with practical appIca-
tons of theory under the noted
Charles F. (Boss) Kettering, who is
an exponent of learning by doing
them-and by failing, also"
CHRYSLER CORP. operates four
~ types of schools.
One is a night school for employees
who work in the shops during the
day. The choice of subjects is the
employees.
Chrysler also has a laboratory
like G. Ms, Where promising en-
gineering students are paid While
learning. These students work in
the laboratory and the shops, CON-
BINING CLASS WORK WITH
PRACTICE. Degrees are given after
successful completion of established
courses.
In addition, Chrysler had grad
uate school, giving masters degrees
to worthy engineering degree hold
ers who complete combined shop and
classroom courses.
Chrysler also has a new idea of
giving jobs each summer to technical
teachers, who can learn latest shop
practices and then take them back
to their classrooms to teach students.
THE Goodyear company gives
l. scholarships to worthy students
who show interest in the rubber in
dustry. The scholarships assure the
students income while at school and
provide part-time employment in the
plants.
Students 60 to school six months,
then spend six months at work to
earn enough money to enable them
to study the theory. Not only boys
hut nirlc 10 crixor tLat anna ,.4,,n;t.r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23
Cooperative Education Idea
Stressed in Detroit Area

program, the Stud EMS are PdtTeo, one
Dorking in the shop Whiie his team
mate studies at school.
Under normal conditions, the
course takes five years, but since the :
war began it has been compressed
into four years.
The cooperative students are
given a general course of study for
the first two years, and in the next
three years are sent into the shops
to do work which MUST RELATE
to the courses they are studying.
To graduate, the students must
have completed 500 work hours in
industry directly linked with the SUBJ
jects in which they majored.
DEAN CLEMENT FREUND of
II the school declares that although
it is not impossible for the general
four-year students to encompass all
the educational and Theoretical
knowledge of engineering that the
cooperative students do, the general
students do not have the advantage
of an easy assimilation into the shop
upon graduation.
1.-THE cooperative students have
a much more mature attitude in the
senior classes due to their actual
experiences in industry" he says.
AS to the labor question, the dean
declares that boys who work along
side the laborer and witness strikes
from the laboring mans point of
view, then have close contact with
officials and production heads of
factories, usually gain a WELL
ROUNDED insight into labor and
management problems with the adj
vantage of seeing the MERITS OF
BOTH SIDES.
For the students work hours at
a shop, his employer sends grades to
the school.
Co-ordinators from school Disit
the plant regularly not only to check
up on the student but to see that
the employer places the man on york
referring to his college course.
Summing it up, Dean Freund
terms the cooperative system an
interneship which differs only from
that of the medical students in so
far as the work is done during the
students college years.
University of Detroit has had the
cooperative system in the engineer
ing school since 1911.
FOLLOWING are excerpts from
L the University of Detroit's
school of engineering catalog:
mo attempt is made exactly to
parallel plant work with theoretical
studies. Coordination of course and
work is achieved if the student is
enabled to obtain a broad back
ground of PRACTICAL EXPERT
ENCE that may be useful to him
as a graduate.
"Any type of machine shop work.
for example, is considered valuable
for a mechanical engineering stu
dent.
Civil and architectural engineer
Ing students are placed on construc-
ton jobs when work of this sort is
available.
chemical engineering students
may hold any type of job from pure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-23

ON THE academic side of the De-
~ troit picture, the University of
Detroit college of engineering is run
entirely on the cooperative educa-
ton basis.
The students go to school for
four Deeks then work for similar
period. To keep half of them in the
educational department at atf times,
Kodiak mirror., 1944-03-04
|lbbott & Costello It Orpheum

The nations No 1 box-ofice ,hampions, Abbott and Costello, 'ome Sunday and Monday to he screen of the Orpheum Theatre in Damon Runyon's "It Hint Hay" The Universal pic lure, heralded as the most comi- al in which the two comedians ave starred, has Grace Me )onald, Cecil Kellaway. Eugene -'allette, Patsy O'Connor and Richard Lane in it's cast Extra rdinary added feature is the ! 5pearance of Leighton Noble ] nd his orchestra.
 Some of Runyon's most coler- Enl Broadway characters are iortrayed in the hilarious story n which Bud and Lou become I kmbrolled in a strange case of listaken identity. Two horses, towever, are the principals in tbe error, one a nag ard the ther a handicap favorite and 1e comics are suspected of sub ituting one steed for the other. Romance and music are in- nded in the speedy plot and are pntribu ed by Miss Mcdonald nd Noble The talented pair Fng "Glory Be" composed by larry Revel and Paul Francls Webster.
 Entertaining highIights in slany sequences of the film are
 resented ty the Vagabonds, he Hollywood Blondes and the elebrated Step Brothers.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-03-04
Boy Disappears
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Continued from page D Mission road. Officials investi- ated and branded the report as llse.
 Authorities gave high pralse } the cooperation of the military nd for the thoroughness of their 'ork and the parents have asked bat their thanks be given to the dfleers and men, the school hildren. local school and police authorities and all others who nave been so helpful.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-03-04

Father Gregory Gleboff of the Russian church was admitted p the GM hospital for a few 'ays this week
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-16

N,iiie Mceter Ntccd and #.tc, Jessie
~treu.
- er ~fr"d and wife. }iageic
Stced, David Stced and wife,
iiosSic Stesd, George seed and
wife. .Adei S;eed. JcfcY Stced and
wife. Chr: inc >terd. Nora :.
Reed and husband, --- Feed,
Euia ). Foster aEu husband Hay
wood Foster. Nary >tced HAYES
CWidow Of Edward >teed, Jr.l,
aud husband, Tom HAYES, Certie
Stecd, Willie Francis >tced, Helen
>tced solomon and Weldon solo
mon. her husband, idWard Siced
III, Minor. Al Stfcd. Minor, judge
II. StGed, Minor, johnnie W..
Stced, Minor, and Alma l.. Steed,
The defendants. Nora 5 Bec5 and
-.s baad. - Reed. Willie
Francis Stced. George S,eed, Adel
S.oed and Jerey S,eod VIII take
/ notice tHa. an acton entitled as
.bare IN ,hc na,Hre OF a Special
Proceeding has been commenced ii
HE superior Court OF Vance County,
/ North Carolina, for the sale OF Ger
ain real estate for partition,
And the defendants above named
viii take notice that they are requir-
! ID 20 Appear at the office OF the
clerk of superior Court Of Vance
/ County ra the Courthouse in Hen
c.>on. North Carolina, on the 26'h
7av Of October. l94i. and answer
or demur to the COMPLAINT III sad
.r.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-16
\bI!ti 81 i }iND>. :.
In The >uDcgior tou.,
Before The Clerk.

1..-. .. Vance.
Ncster Ntccd and Hiie, Jessie
~t"ri
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-16

GhpIson & Gholsnn,
Attorney for Plaintiff
l6-23-2U-6
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-16

25-2-9-l6
Evening star., 1944-08-16

Mop. i0:00-SsIseiieas from The Cat aAd
fhe Fiddle. uas BY HIda Buhs si tAs Metro.
pe'iisn ssd mudol comedy tsa~. william
Horne.
W0. 10:30-VioIiaid Jeha csrsIisno,
guest srha. ia program wAith iMvdss
5ugsr Plum Fairy" from IxAsikewskys Nut.
usksf Suite" Psdesswskis "hiavd' and
6ouaod's "SsSsnada"
M. ft:30Ntu ls6sIlisaas Is Alexandra
IN helnafs The Swsa."
Evening star., 1944-08-16
M the an TO-DAY.

WI0p. 4:0o-A program on WAC activities
from Governors Island, n Y.
WRc, S:00-"Ths horhs Make With Ex.
eursion and Alarms 4 day Of rest turns into
4 day Of murder.
WT0P. 8:30-"Janelle." story Of Two dill.
dren who saw their father murdered by The
laps. Is dramatled.
wN, 8:30-Fird Ia series Of games
Evening star., 1944-08-16

between ne Ssaatoy and he Chicago White
5ox iron Griffith Stadium.
W0p. 9:00-Frsnk Nnatrs returns. Fred.
rit ksrth is guest and Eileen Bstoa Is Fraak's
singing partner.
WINK, 9:05-Raysrs Quartet in F" played
bY he Dvdspst Strias Quartet.
whAl, 9:30-6sefss 0issa and his band.
WN. s:3oETAs, D. L. solves The Case d
The Cola SAop ceAseksty."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-14
Novigrobovi
MATHEW SUBASIC

Vceraj okrog l. ure popoldne
je v Glenville bolnisnici premi-
nil Mathew Subasic, star go let,
stanujoc ma 1893 Norwood Rd.
Donna je bill il sela Vukove Co.
dice, odkoder je prisel Ameri-
ko leta 1909. Nekaj casa Sc je
nahajal v Pittsburghu, nakar Sc
je preselil v Cleveland. Pc po-
klicu je bill livar. Bill je clan
drustva sv. Nikola st. % H. B.
z. Zapusca soprogo Mary, ro-
jeno Gasljevic, dive hceri Mary
in Mrs. Anna Junetic ter brate
in sestre nekje V Jugoslaviji.
Pogreb sc vrsi il A. Grdina in
sinovi pogrebnega zavoda v po-
nedeljek oh 10. uri zjutraj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-14
DARovI

Podruznic, st. 48 MS, v
Collinwoodu sta darovala Au-
gust Kabay in Joe Petric, E..
222 St., vsak po $500 mesto
venca "a pokojnega Paul Sluga.
v nasem uradu pa so sledeci
darovali v prid Lauschetove
kampanje: $4,000 je darovala
Mrs. Frances Gorse, 932 E. Is
St., XII je izjavila, da 81 ne more
drugaee kot da nudi svoj pri-
spevek v kampanjski sklad mo-
Ia, XII ina cutece srce "a vse
ljudi, in cigar prva skrb je, da
sc vsem nudi prayico. Dale SC
Fsdayovali: Neimenovani $500
John Turk, 1471 e. 65 St., So
in John Tekavec, 5817 Prosser
Ave, $1.O0.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-14
90
Na$Si
fantje-uojakii

Mr.. in Mrs. Frank Brinsek,
GIL Donna Ave-, sta prejela
pismo cd svojega sina Cpl.
Frank H. Brinsek, in sicer je
datirano p. septembra, nekje
Luksemburgu. Plse, da je videl
ze precej sveta in nekatere zelo
lepe kraje, zlasti v Franciji, da
SO nekatera mesta lepa. Glede
Belgije pise, da Sc veliko raz-
likuje Cd Francije dasiravno so
tudi tu krasni kraji. Pravi, da
je zdrav in da mu gre prilieno
dobro naprej, Sc najbolj vessel
pa bi bill ko bi mogel biti donna
pri starsih. Preko morja Sc ma
haja liza preteklega decembra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-14
kratke vesti
MLADA ZENSKA IZ
"DRUZBE" UMORJENA

LOS ANGELES, 13. oktobra.
- V kopalnici svojega razkos-
mega stanovanja je bio danes
najdeno skoro nago truplo 20
letne Georgette Bauerdorf il
New Yorka. Usta mlade zen
ske, XII je dedinja velikega bo-
gastva, so bila zamasena S ko-
som brisace.. Edini sled umora,
ma katerem DELUXE policija, je
prazna denarnica in pogresan
avtomobil umorjene mlade zen
ske. Ma sumu Sc ina nekega
neznanega vojaka, v cigar druz-
bi je bila umorjena mladenka
preteklo sredo vecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-14

bodo metali polena pod noge
administraciji.
Ko je Wallace S spremstvom
zapustil dvorano, sc je shod hi
tro razsel, in mnogi med navzo-
eimi so sli v Music Hall, kjer je
incl podpredsednik svoj glavni
govor vecera, v katerem je vel
ma tarco gov. Deweyja in pou-
daril, da republikanski kandi-
dat navzlic silnem.l naporu, da
hi Sc prikazal kot napreden clo-
vek, ne more izvrsiti tega, kar
obljublja, ker Sc republikanska
stranka nahaja pod popolno
kontrolo velikega kapitala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-14
Krvava borba med
razvalinarni Aachena
divja dale
Amerikanci VI konenem
naskoku; Nernci izgubili
"a tankov in 70 letal

LONDON, sobota, IA. okto-
bra. - Amerikanci 50 danes
ponesli borbo v osrcje razdeja-
mega Aachena in so tekon kr-
vavih bojih m e d razvalinami
starodavnega mesta v teku zad-
njih 48 ur unicili. "a nemskih
tankov in 80 bojnih letal.
Ameriska infanterija je vdr-
la v razdejano mesto cd who
da in juga "a petami ponovnega
strahovitega bombardiranja il
zraka, v katerem je bilo v teku
dveh dni vrzenih ma mesto L.
600 tovorov bomb.
Berlin trdi, da je pablo 5000
Amerikancev
Berlinski radio trdi, da je bi-
10 v bojih "a Aachen ubitih mad
5000 Amerikancev, $4,000 pa
da je bilo ranjenih ali ujetih.
Istocasno pa pravijo porocila
fronte, XII jih je objavila prva a.
meriska armada, da so ameriske
cete utrpele primeroma majhne
izgube, in da nemski odpor pod
silo napada ponehuje.
v urah, ko je starodavno me.
sto uIniralo, SO Sc ria vse1 SEX
torjih zapadne fronte pojavljala
znamenja, da Sc bo veliki ma.
skok ma zapadni zid Nemcije
pricel vsak cas-.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-14

Podpredsednik je bill ocividno'
zelo dobro razpolozen. Prijazno
Sc smehljajoc je takoj v uvod-
nih opazkah omenil, da Sc do
bro spominja, ko je pred nekaj
meseci tekom obiska v Cleve-
landu srecal zupana Franka J.
Lauscheta, XII je bill rojen prav
v blizini te dvorane, in kako mu
je kot Amerikanec slovenskega
porekla razlagal pomen slovan-
skin, oziroma ceskih napisov v
Kulturnem vrtu.
Podpredsednik Wallace je re-
kel, da mu je bilo povedano, da
je to ena najmocnejsih trdnjav
demokratske stranke v DRAW
ter izrazil vero, da bo Lausche
prihodnji ohijski governor.
Kar Sc tice predsedniskih vo-
litev, je rekel podpredsednik, po-
staja vsakim dnem bolj trdno
uverjen, da je zmaga predsed-
nika Roosevelta gotova, nato
pa je opozoril, kako vazno je,
da je izvoljen V jeseni kongres,
XII DO delal roka v roki S pred
sednikom. --:~<.
Ako hocemo, da bo Roosevelt
lahko ustvaril podlago trajne-
mu miru, je rekel Wallace, te-
daj nj dovolj, da ga ponovno IL
volimo, temvec dati mu mora
mo tudi orodje, t. j., ljudi XII ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-14
3O-LETNICA PEW. ZBORA
"ZVON"

Jutri,> v nedeljo, Is. oktobra
bo pevsko drustvo "Zvon" praz-
novalo 3O-letnico svojega OBJ
stoja. Oh tel priliki bo podan
" Slovenskem narodnem domu
ma 3d. cesti koncert z izbrani-
mi in zanimivimi pevskimi toe
kami. Zbor ze vec let vodi Mr..
Ivan Zorman. Jutrisn,ja slav-
most Sc pricne oh 7:3O uri zve-
Ger in cenjeno obcinstvo il Gle
vela1da in okolice je fprijazno
vabljeno, da Sc udelezi prired-
be tako izrednega jubileja kul-
turne ustanove.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-14
Amerkanc zadai Japoncem Formos strahovit udarec
|Grski partizani.
|osyObOdili Atene:
|Nemci zbezali

KAIRO, 13. oktobra. - Grs-
XII partizani so danes po treh le-
tih in pol nemske okupacije O.
svobodili Atene in danes je 70
pet n a d starodavno Akropolo
plapolala grska zastava.
Prvo porocilo osvoboditvi
grske prestolice nj vsebovalo
nobenih podrobnosti napada, XII
so ga vprizorili partizani, am
pax il porocila Sc da sklepati,
da so Sc Nemci po naskoku par
tizanskih Get umaknili ne samo
iz Aten, temvec da so zapustili
tudi Pirej.
Sir Maitland Wilson, powell
mix zavezniskih sill V Sredozem-
lju je V Rimu naslovil ma grski
narod radijsko poslanico, v ka-
teri ga zagotavlja, da je osvo-
bojenje vse Grcije blizu. Do
mneva Sc, da je okupacija vse
Grcije in grskih otokov V teku
prihodnjih dni zagotovljena.
Vest o osvoboditvi Aten, XII
je sedmo zaveznisko glavno me-
sto, il katerega SO bill pregna-
nj Nemci, je izzvala divje de-
monstracije med grskimi nase-
ljenci po raznih mestih ma Sred-
MEM vzhodu. V Aleksandriji sc
je vrsila velika parada, v kate
ri je korakalo $4,000 glskih
prebivalcev. - s-s,~'