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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-08
"ENAKOPRAVNOSTI'

xvi, prevzela ga je tisina. Sc Sc
je dvigal vonj kadila, drobni be-
Ii oblacki so Sc izgubljali okrog
vecne luci in pod cerkveni svod.
RazmiMjal je Jakec to in ono
med delom, racunal je krste in
poroke in 81 Je tho prepeval
stare cerkvene melodije.
Pa Sc je nagnil dan, priblizal
Sc je vecer, meznarju pa Sc je
tako prijetno zdelo ' cerkvi, da
kar nj dial cunje il rok, Res, te-
meljito je opravljal svoj posel.
In ko je tako bill yes zamisljen
in ko je njegov sinko pod stol-
pom ze potegnil "a vrv, da od-
zvoni Zdravo Mario, je meznar
Jakec stopil z lestve, napravil
kriz cez svoj opravek, zadovo-
lien q dnen1, kakor skoro Sc nj
koli v svojem zivljenju. Potem
je pokleknil in prisrcno izmo-
LII veter1io molitev. Pocasno je
stopal proti iz1odu. Cul je ko-
rake svojega sina, XII je odzvo-
NIL in Sc brz odpravil proti mez-
nariji. -
Ko pa je meznar Jakec prijel
~ kljuko glavnih cerkvenih
vrat, je presenecen. obstal. Ger
kew je bila zaklenjena.
/ LEI ga!"' je polglasno in yes
zaeuden vzkliknil meznar Ja-
kec. "Ti poba ii, zdaj me je pa
zaklenil v cerkev, da sem ka-
kor mis- v pasti.
Premisljal je, ali maj stopi v
zvonik pa zavpije naokrog, da
ga bodo culi po vsej vasi.
Ne more. Kljuc cd kora, cd
koder ,prides v zvonik, je bill pu-
still S ,svojo praznjo suknjo vred
donna. Do oxen Sc ne more po-
vzpeti s svojo majhno lestvijo.
Zakristija je takisto zaklenjena
- mic Sc ne da pomagati, ujet-
mix je No, pa MIC hudega
zaradi tega. &c je ze popoldne
prebii pri svoj;h ljubih ,vetni-
kin, bo pa se noe. Zmrznil ne
DO, ko je vendar re maj de.
zeli. Zgodaj Sc DO danilo, teh
par noenih uric pa ze prebije
ma klopi ali. v spovednici.
Da v spovednici - to DO maj
bolje.
Lepo sc je meznar Jakec raz-
mestil v prostorni spovednici.
Lei, lei, Sc VISA sreea, da so 60
spod zupnik imeli ma kljuki svoj
velIki lavelok. Kupil; so 81 ga
bill pred tridesetimi lett, ko so
Iprisl duse past k Sv. Lenartu.
Kako zvesto jim je sluzil, zlasti
v mrzlih zimskih jutrih! Nu, "a
kaksno svatovscino ali "a obisk
v mestu starr havelok res nj bill
vec, toda tu v spovedniei je inae-
nitno sluzil gospodu zt.pniku.
Meznar Jakec nj dosti pomis-
ljal, takoj je stnuknil v havelok.
On, griza, grizasta, je kar izgi.
nil v MEM. Stisnil Sc je> v kot
spovednice, pritegnil noge, da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-08

Ia casa svojega bivanja v
Ameriki 81 je dr.. Sava N. Ko-
sanovic, minister notranjih del
in socijalne politike novi ju-
goslovanski vladi, pridobil veil
ko prijateljev. Med najtesnejse
in najvecje smemo steti iskre-
mega prijatelja vseh Jugoslova-
nov in toplega obozevalca Nj
kole Tesle, zupana mesta New
York, Hon. Fiorello H. LA
Guardia. Tx pred odhodom mi
nistra Kosanovica v London, je
zupan La Guardia "a. julia pri-
redil casnikarsko konferenco v
Mestni hisi, kjer so bill zasto-
PAM vsi mestni casopisi in kjer
Sc je minister Kosanovic poslo-
vii cd zupana in Sc mu zahvalil
"a njegovo gostoljubnost.
Sledi vsebina izjav ministra
Kosanovica in zupana La Guar
dia, izrecenih ma tel konferen-
ci:
Sava N. Kosanovic:
Gospod zupan, kot ze veste,
sem danes postavljen "a mini
stra notranjih del in socijalne
oolitike v novi jugoslovanski
vladi V Londonu. Kmalu b o m
odsel in zato sem prisel, da Sc
Yam zahvalim "a Vase gosto-
ljubnost in veliko prijateljstvo,
XII ste ga pokazali narodu in me-
nj osebno. Tri leta sem zivel tn
in incl priliko delati "a svojo
domovino in "a demokracijo
pod zascito velike ameriske de-
mokracije in pod Vase osebno
zascito, gospod zupan.
Mnogokrat ste izrazili Vase
veliko prijateljstvo napram Sr-
bonn, Hrvatom in Slovencem in
njih veliki jugoslovanski enot-
nosti. V zgodovinskem govoru,
katerega ste imeli "a casa o.
biska kralja Petra v Ameriki
ste izrazili to idejo, XII je danes
ustvarjena V novi jugoslovan-
ski vladi enotnosti in borbe, XII
zastopa Osvobodilno vols sko
marsala Tita III kralja.
Tako, gospod zupan, sem prl-
sci, da sc Vam zahvalim in po-
slovim.
zupan La Guardia:
| Vasa ekscelenca in Sc vedno
moi prijatelj, zelo e m vessel,
najprej vsled formacije move
jugoslovanske .vlade, Wade kl
prvic po dolgem casu zastopa
vse grupe, XII tvorijo narode
Jugoslavije in ker vem, da so
vsi prijatelji Jugoslavije v tel
dezeli bill veseli Vasega imeno-
vanja novo vlado "a ministra
notlanjih del in socijalne politi-
Ike. 90. :
Znana mi je borba svobodo-
ljubecih jugoslovanskih naro-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-08

Tpjnj taj,siE. Henry &. Stinl-
son Sc je pred Gasona ,salsajaI ,sa
obiskoDalui t,ri . Anglijy kjer
je incl poaveto toUanjd 4 gen.
0s0iglst Eisenlsoioerje lem. OF tel
prililss 81 je tatdi ogleda1 anseri-
SEg dete M i,svasij jsEls frontols.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-08

lnjen.
Da, knaalu mu je bilo kar to-
lpIo. Zadrenla1 je, Sc spet prebu-
dill ker je bila klop vendarle
trda, nekoliko Sc je bal ure du-
how, pozorno je' stel vse udarce
v zvoniku.
Skozi linico spovednice in sko-
ri cerkveno okno je bilo videti
zvezde ma jasnem nebu, noe je
bila krasna. Oh, 81 je mislil n1ez-
mar Jakec, v tako lepi n1ajski
noci pa duhovi ze ne bodo raja-
Ii. Sal to je nod zaljubljencev,
ne pa mrlicev.
Tako je r1aposled brezskrbno
in trdno zaspal. ~...
Spal je, spal, dokler Sc nj spet
zbudil, kako pa. Toda zbudil Sc
nj sam. Eeka zensla je pristo-
pila k spovednici in meznar ia
kec Sc je konaaj prav zavedel,
kje je. v....-
Ojojoj, kaj bo pa zdaj! Mic
Sc ne da pomagati, treba je pac
vztrajati in igrati vlogo spoved-
nika. Pa ga je malo prevzela tu-'
di radovednost, kako Sc n e k
spovedujejo zenske. Prislonil je
uho k linici, potuhni1 je glavo
ovratnik haveloka, ten1no je Sc
bio v cerkvi, - ne, zenska ga
nj mogla spoznati. Pac pa je
meznar Jakec natancno spoznal
zensko. Bila je zena vaskega O.
stirja Klobase. I'll zenska, ii!
Meznar Jakec je re dolgo rad
metal oei "a MO, sal je vedel,
kako je zivahna in zdrava, Ego
vorna in saliva. Kaksne ii zna
odrezati svojim gostom! Tako,
zdajle bono pa Gull, kako je z
njenimi grehi.
/ Mill Bog, ze prenekatero CEN
co je cul in prenesel meznar ia
kec. Sal pri MEM so Sc zbirale
in raznasale novice vse sentle-
nartske fare. Toda strastna ra-
dovednost ga. Sc nikoli nj tako
prevzemala, kakor to pot. Kar
koleno mu je drgetalo. Poslu-
sa. poslusa izpovedovanje brhke
ostirke, pa mu ma lepem uide
vzklh zacudenja ali cesa ze . :.
o, neroda! Ostarica Sc pre-
stane izpovedovati, pogleda ma
tancneje, nato pa udari z roko
po 1inici in rece glasno in srdi-
to:
"H, dusa kosmata, meznar-
ska! Saj 81 res ii! Sc mi je zde-
10, kar vohala sem te No,
cakaj, nemarnost meznarska,
!. takoj stopim h gospodu fajmo-
stru! 70 81 bos pa zapomnil :.
Nabijem te, mrha!"
/ "Kaj =. kaj . kaj - h
gospodu fajmostru?"
Meznarju Jakcu Sc je sicer "a
pletal jerk, toda tole mu je pa
vendarle sinilo v glavo in je od-
locno poudaril v odgovor:
v "Ti X fajmostru, JAZZ. pa k
tvojem umozu!.
Pa n1u povem do pike, eesa
vsega 81 Sc izpovedovala in kaj
o tebi VEN III ptica, ti!'
Oba sta umolknila, zavladala
je tisina. Nikogar se nj bilo v
cerkvi, p~ava sreea. Al Guile so
fse de stopinje, prihajale so
najpobozn device. Brz in
brz je bilo treba spraviti ne
vSecno zadevo 8 sveta. ~.
Mezt1ar je snnuknil IL havelo-
ka III iz spovednice donov v
meznarijo. Klobasica - kakor
lso j pravili - pa je magic iz-
molila pokoro in Sc takisto od-
pravila proti domu. Jezna jea ze
! bila, res. Toda - saj se je spo-
i vedalH, ali ne? Cd te dObe pref
ms meznar JalEec vsak0 zimo
dobre koline "a spdvedno mol
6scnost.
ygtIIllE 1llgFUEL 0ogs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-08

ku tocno ocenil se, XII h ina pred sebo 70 oceno b
Isl morali emeljito vtsn spomin vsi tsi k Sc MISC
doumel danasnh sill in prots, ker logika je samo ena
in politieni racun brez logke, e acun brez kremafa
20 "Bazoyci"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-08

svojega bvanja dov, XII hoceo edinost XII so
Sava N Ko bill po ntrgantskh balkanskh
sanovic notranh del pokh drzani vi ste
socalne potike nov ju re pref sluzil Vasi Via
goslovans vlad prdobl veil d in nce nj bo oborozen
sodob
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-07-27

The pyramids Of Egypt stretch for
so miles along the west bank OF the
Nile.
Evening star., 1944-12-17
DUZhxsMN0E/

Extra wartime work means extra dirty wash!
But DUZ pitches in and does more for you!
Watch it say ''scram" to the heavy CRIME on
overalls-the dirt smears on towels! No soap
made gets 'em cleaner and whittier easier! Yet
DUZ is safer for colors than any other leading
washday soap-safer even for pretty rayon
undies. What a staunch home front ally. DUZ
does everything
Evening star., 1944-12-22

Is He that is born King of the
Jews? for We have seen His star
in the east, and are come to wor-
ship Him.
We believe the Lord Jesus Christ,
who was born 1900 years ago, will
one day be King of the Jews and
King of the world. But at this
present hour He is King of the
Soul of every one who will trust
Him and He will forgive your sin
if you will ask Him.
We also believe that one day He
will come in the clouds of heaven
to receive His church, His people
who have trusted Him for their
souls salvation and to present
them with rewards according as
they have served Him since their
conversion.
We pray that If you are not
Christian this Christmas that in
presenting your gifts you will give
.yosir soul to Him for His care and
keeping until He calls you home.
We publish . weekly paper. Send
for free copy. We will send our
weekly paper free to all service
men and women If you will send
us their names and addresses.
Rep. Dallas ,. ELLINGTON,
2312 Manchester Rood
Akron II, Ohio
Evening star., 1944-12-22
\X&':;;: !; s.
DANCES.

War Workers Council. War Hos
pitality Committee, National Press
Club auditorium, o'clock tonight
photographic Office, Navy De-
partment, Willard Hotel, 9 O'Clock
tonight. Members and guests.
Navy Bureau of Ships. Hotel Stat
Ter, $50 pm. tomorrow. Members
and guests.
United Nations Girls, National
Press Club auditorium, pm. to-
morrow. Officers and service per-
sonnet invited.
Formal dance, Walsh Club for
War Workers, rear of 1923 Twenty
second street NV, 8 pm. tomorrow.
Members and guests.
EXHIBITS.
New York City Camera Club show,
section of photographs, Art and In
dustries Building, Smithsonian In
stitution, on Mall, am. to 4::3O
pm. daily through December. Closed
Christmas.
District area artists Christmas
Phillips Memorial GAL
lery, II am. to 10 pm. Monday; II
am. to 6 pm. Tuesday through Sat-
urday. and 3 to 7 pm. Sunday
Evening star., 1944-12-22
through December. Closed Christ.

through December. Closed Christ
mas.
French prints and drawings of
the 18th century. National Gallery
of Art, 10 am. to 5 pm. weekdays;
2 to 10 pm. Sunday through Janu-
ary IA, 1915. Closed Christmas.
Pennsylvania Society of Miniature
Painters 43d exhibition, National
History Building, Smithsonian In
stitution, Constitution avenue at
Tenth NV, 8 am. to $40 pm. daily
through January IA, 1945. Closed
Christmas.
Christmas poinsettia display, Bo-
tanic Garden, First and Maryland
avenue NV, 9 am. to pm. daily
through December.
Artists Christmas cards exhibit.
National Museum, Smithsonian In
stitution, division of graphic arts,
on Mall, am. to 4:30 pm. daily
through January IA, 1945. Closed
Christmas.
Miniature Painters. Sculptors and
Gravers' Society of Washington 18th
annual exhibition, Corcoran Gallery
OF Art, noon to 4:30 pm. Monday;
9 am. to 4:30 pm. Tuesday through
Evening star., 1944-12-22
4 KING IS BORN

Matthew al
and q:
N o W W h en-
j es US W a S
born in Beth
lehem of Judea
in the days of
H erod tn e
King, behold.
I h ere came
wise men from
the e st to
Jerusalem.
Couipn uJhera
Evening star., 1944-12-22
Angnatana synnh
Tuthrran

AUGU S TANA RAN
CHURCH, Rev. Il. o. HELM, pastor
r. E. Snesrud, choir director; Re-
gina Fryxell, organist. Christmas
eve midnight alteration service at
II pm, preceded by a 15-minute
program of Christmas organ music.
The musical numbers of the service
will be: 'The Shepherds in the
Field" (from Christmas Oratorio)
Bach; "Tidings of JOY" Bach;
Cradle Song" (from Christmas
Oratorio), Bach; sacristy hymn, "Si-
lent Night, Holy Night; anthem by
the choir, Sing, o Heavens" Tours;
congregational hymn, "It Came Upon
the Midnight Clear; anthems by the
choir depicting the holy night, ITO
day There Is Ringing" Christian
sen; Still Grows the Evening Over
Bethlehem Town." traditional Bo-
hemian, edited Dickinson; ANGELS
Ger the Fields" old French folk
song, arranged Dickinson; organ Of
fertory, "Toccata," Lemmens; EN-
manuel" Rossini; anthem, GLORY to
God in the Highest" Pergolesi;
congregational hymn, "All Hail to
Thee, o Blessed Morn; postlude,
Bethlehem" Mailing.
Evening star., 1944-12-22

Saturday, and 2 to 5 pm. Sunday
through January 1s, 1945. Closed
Christmas.
HIKE.
Wanderbirds' Hiking Club, River
dale to Greenbelt. meet at Mount
Rainier streetcar terminal, 10 am.
Sunday.
LUNCHEON.
Harvard Club, Hotel Annapolis
1890 pm. tomorrow. Members and
guests.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco
Theater, tonight: Washington School
OF Ballet. Tomorrow night: Boys
Club of Washington Glee Club and
Marine Band.
Tree-trimming party, USO Club,
1911 H street NV, s o clock tonight.
Evening star., 1944-12-22

tain information on other activities
by calling the United Nations Gen.
ter, National 5000, or any Of the fol-
lowing USO numbers: National 3431
National 0614, Republic 1927 or Ex-
ecutive 0428. Colored service person.
mel may call USO, Decatur 1854, or
War Hospitality, Decatur 7768.
Evening star., 1944-12-22

Supper dance, 7:30 pm. tomorrow.
Film: Jane Eyre" with Orson
Welles and Joan Fontaine. USO
Club, Eighth and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV, $3.50 o'clock tonight. Stage
show, 8 pm. tomorrow.
Dance, Jewish Community Center
USO, 8 pm. tomorrow.
OFFICERS,
Card party and bridge tourna-
ment, Junior Officers of Washing
ton. 735. Seventeenth street NV, 8
O'Clock tonight. Dance, Q pm. to-
morrow.
Army and Navy daughters dance.
Officers' Service Club, 1914 Twenty
first street NV, 8 o'clock tonight
Dance. Mayflower Hotel, 8 pm. to-
morrow.
Service men and women may OBJ
Evening star., 1944-12-22

and brought down an eight-point
buck with one shot.
Evening star., 1944-12-22
Junitor Asks Salary Cur

GLOUCESTER, N. j. (P.-School
Janitor Robert Eastlake asked the
Board of Education to cut his sal
ary by 5000 year. He has less
work now, he explained The board
was too surprised to act.
Evening star., 1944-12-22
Crippled Hunter Buqs Deer

LANCASTER. Pa. {R.-Because
of an automobile accident, 18-year-
old Harold Styer was forced to do
his deer hunting on crutches. He
spied target, let the crutches drop
Evening star., 1944-12-22

method, in the realm of fancy,
is available to you in fact-in
the realm of universal air.
Every. night and every day Flag
ships are performing the ''trans-
portation magic" that for centuries
existed on ly in the imagination.
If we utilize all that the reality
Of global air transportation makes
possible, Peace On Earth will be
attained and maintained.
Evening star., 1944-12-22
Santa Travelled by Air, Long Before Airl

He has all year in which to get
ready for Christmas In his arctic
work shop.
But he has only single night
In which to travel far and wide.
Nothing less than air travel
could solve his Christmas Eve
transportation problem.
Santa is lovable legend,
merry myth, but the airplane
is not myth. Santa's travel
Evening star., 1944-12-22
Inttrn Brethren

GEORGETOWN THERA
CHURCH, the Rev. Harold e. Beatty
pastor; Helen Albert, organist. The
morning and evening services on
Sunday will commemorate the be-
ginning Of Christmas with the fol-
lowing musical programs:
Organ prelude, Christmas Meditation
PROFESSIONAL hymn. Joy to the World
The Lord Is Come
The Liturgy
Once in David's Royal City ancient
Hymn. 20 Little Town of Bethlehem"
.Adeste Fideles' with DescanD
Recessional hymn, "Hark, the Herald
Angels Sing
Postlude, "Hark, Hark My Soul Nolte
II pm, Christmas eve candlelight
service.
Organ prelude, Bethlehem" Gounod
Pr1ceSsional ;s hymn % Come All Ye
''veni. veni Emmanuel" ancient plain
.Csntiaue de Noel" Adam
Vocal solo, "Gesu Bambino" Yon
Mildred Stats
Silent Night Holy Night. with Descant,
Vocal solo, Sleep. Baby, Sleep" Norman
..n,s,s W.. Barb Barbara Beatty u,.., ,.,
Recessional hymn, 1T Came Upon the
Midnight Clear
"Postlude in A Minor" Ashford
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AnturrHaItHt

Service men and women may OBJ
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Spiritual Srtfnrr

REV. JOHN R. GRAY, 1929 St. NV.
private CONSULTATION Mon, $50 pm. to
9 pm. Call TR. 3711 for appt
Evening star., 1944-12-22

KELLER MEMORIAL LUTHER
AN CHURCH, Ninth and Maryland
avenue NE, the Rev. Cedric w.
Tilberg, associate pastor. At the
IL am. service Sunday morning,
musical selections will be as follows ::
In Joyful Alteration" ---- Mueller
taaa!hsn: The shepheEa's Story" DiesInson
contTalto solo. % Thou That Tellest Glad
Organ postlude, Gloria in Excelsis' Bach
Sam. Christmas morning:
Organ prelude, Christmas Pastorale,"
Anthem, Sing, Q Sing. Rogers
Tenor solo. "Gesu Bambino" NYon
Anthem mo csneTs E0oeTs WsF s R9Sh Tb.ren ,sbnsr
ofiertory, How Brightly Appears the
Morning Star Bach
Roger
Handel
Margaret Sheridan, soprano; Ruth
Kobbe, contralto; Corpl. Herman
Wandmacher, tenor; Wilson Ewart
baritone; Flora Palmer Weber, or
eanist, and William J. Weber
director.
LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL
CHURCH, Thomas Circle, L. Ralph
Tabor, pastor; Jean r. Phillips, or
ganist- An organ recital
of Christmas carols will precede the
Christmas eve service at IL pm
when the following carols and an
thems will be sung:
Sleeps Judea Fair" -MacKinnon
The h,,,iIH HHlly and the Ivy" arranged by
:.si1ent .sGms AZ NlrSs. e Faithful c~,,s.-
e 1 s;1y ISTn SINE: :, II. Mornn. 5I
Bach
"Hail IA Gnlsddsning Light" Martin
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH, Connecticut avenue and
Everett street NV. Henry w.
Snyder, D. D., pastor. The choir
under the direction of Lynn L. Gill;
chrest, with Elaine Blucher at the
organ, will give the following
musical program Sunday. Soloists
are: Aicegene Carver. soprano;
Fern Mae Byrd, contralto, and Lynn
Gillchrest, tenor.
Hsnn P,a,k. .Whils N Shepherds Watched Their
Anthem; How Beautiful Upon tn. Noun
Wsls sSss
Reeessional "Hark the Herald Angels
r0stlud'' "Y. Watchers and Ys 4o,y 9nss, ne
1o:4o Pm: orsan Recital
'hfeS'Rsf ho aoy csfsis, aISht7 Adam,
pasForaI Ss5ia in sSm1Ss,PE Exssfs Pso Tfssit0na
Pressssionsl The New Born King Who
Hmm Hymn "TheT .Et1 Dast Nsst Leave Thy Throne"
oasrsory H "jssu. 0j''oS joy os Mans Desiz5ns e.
Anthem, 20 Little Town of Bethlehem '
Anthem, % Night of Holy Memory i'- u
Hymn; 20 Light, Whose Beams Illumine
Occasional; "Hrlsht and Best"
Postlude, "Hallelujah Chorus" cMessiah")
Handel
CHURCH OF THE REFORMA-
TON, 212 East Capitol street; DR..
o. F. Blackwelder, pastor; Mary A.
Wesley, organist. There will be
morning services on Sunday at $50
and II o'clock when Adams 20 HOLY
Night" will be sung during the
former and Tours Sing, o Heav-
ems" during the latter.
At the 10:30 pm. candlelight
service the following selections will
be presented: Musical prelude,
William Fred Pfeiffer, Sing We
Noel" French carol; Softly the
Stars Were Shining" Torovsky,
and 20 Holy Night" Adam.
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ESQ r. NJ.
WJR-Young Or. Malone.
WWJ--Light OF World-D.
CKLW-Melody time.
WEx=Parade of bands.
WCAR-Matinee Melodies
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ONLY 8 PLANES LOST
IN ATTACK ON BERLIN
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The broadcast, at s:35 pm. said
enemy planes are approaching
our area of warning, coming from
a westerly direction
Apparently referring to one OF
the seven missing bombers, the
Swedish radio said an unchanged
American bomber made a forced
landing near Ronneby, a Baltic
port near the southern tip of Swe-
den, and that the 10 crew mem
bers, escaped injury. They were
taken into military custody.
The attacks today probably con-
stitute the first major operation
ever conducted by the U. S.
Eighth Air Force in which not a
single Nazi plane was shot down.
The raiders had very little to shot
at.
The communique said the Amer
ican forces were ''strong," but
did not disclose the numbers in
volved. There was no official in
formation to indicate that the ar
mazda was any larger than yes
terday's-Which was estimated to.
day to be somewhat smaller than
the fleet of $50 bombers which
hit Berlin Monday.
The latest operations brought
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work. In such cases, minimum
wartime work week" means the
greatest number of hours less
than 49, feasible in the light of
The nature of the operations, the
reduction of labor requirements
or the applicable Federal, State
and local law or regulation, as the
case may be.
The purpose of establishment of
the 48-hour work week, he said is
to expand the war production pro-
gram by fuller utilization of our
available manpower.
"Effectuation of this purpose re-
ouireS that in situation of labor
shortage employers do not hire
new workers when their manpow-
er needs can effectively be met by
q fuller utilization of their cur
rent labor force, and that workers
who can be released by an extern
sion Of the work week are releas-
ea under circumstances which
will permit and facilitate their eff
fectlve utilization elsewhere in the
war EFFORT
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The daylight aerial war against
Germany to its highest pitch, the
frequency of the blows attesting
to the Americans strength in re-
serves of both planes and men.
1t rounded out full week of Am
erican flights over the capital
which began with fighter sweep
last Friday.
Some returning crewmen report
ed that the Germans threw up a
heavy anti-aircraft fire and one
said they shot up rockets in bun
ches of four.
Cloudy weather and the fact that
at least 324 Nazi aircraft were lost
during the vain attempt this week
TO save Berlin largely grounded
The German air force.