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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05
|Grcija v vrtincu
cisilne vojne

LONDON, 4. decembra. -
Brzojavke IL Aten javljajo, da
so tam nastale razmere, XII so
Grcijo postavile ma rob civilne
vojne.. Vlada premierja Papan-
dreoh-a je proglasila obsedno
stanje, medtem ko SO levicar-
ske skupine oklicale generalno
stavko, XII je ustavila vse delo
in yes promet v Atenah.
Levicarski krogi, ma katere
je' v nedeljo streljala policija,
ko 50 skusali obdrzati javno
demonstracijo, SO danes vdrli '
notranjost mesta in zavzeli ved
policijskih straznic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05

Francoski mesti Forbach in
Sarreguemines, XII scitita to
vazno nemsko industrijsko me-
sto s $4,000 prebivalci, Sc tudi
ze nahajata pod ognjem anne
riskih topov.
Nemska artilerija odgovarja
Veliki topovi ma Siegfriedovi
crti so ljuto odgovarjali anne
riski artileriji in obstreljevai
Amerikance v Saarlauternu, v
brezuspesnem prizadevanju, da
bi zdrobili ameriske sile, XII dr.
zijo vazni most preko reke
Saar.
Cete gen. Pattona so navzlic
trdovratnemu odporu cd stran.
sovraznika dobile v oblast vecj
del drugega najvecjega mesta
v dolini Saar in razsirile svoj
prijem ma zapadnem bregu3 re:
ke v razdalji 16 mill. ..
Naciji vrzeni nazaj
Medtem ko je zavezniska O.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05
Protestant so
proti odnosajem
Z Vatikan0m

PITTSBURGH, Pa. - Zvez-
nj svet ameriskih krscanskih
cerkva (Federal Council of the
Churches of Christ in Ameri.
ca) je prosi teden ma konven-
ciji, ma kateri je bilo zastopa-
nih 26 najvecjih PROFESSIONALISM
sekt v Zed. drzavah, XII skupno
stejejo 26 milijonov clanov,
sprejel izjavo, kateri Sc izre,
ka proti ustanovitvi diplomat
skin odnosajev z Vatikanom.
Protestant pravijo, da nina
jo mic proti temu, ako Sc anne
riska vlada cd casa do casa v
posebnih slueajih pogaja z Va
tikanom, kakor je storil vii,
liam Howard Taft, XII Sc je leta
1902 pogajal z Vatikanom gle
de samostanskih posestev. ma
F'ilipinskih otokih, potem pa IL
java pravi:
"Stalna uradna zveza m d
naso vlado in Vatikanom bi "a
prakticne svrhe pospesevala ne
ameriski program "a zdruzenje
drzave s cerkvijo. Rimsko-kato
liska cerkev 'je vedno zagovar-
jala tako zdruzenje, kajti ona Sc
dejansko ne smatra "a cerkev,
temvec tudi "a drzavo."
Potem pa izjava sveta kr-
scanskih cerkva nadaljuje:
"Ako bi Zed. drzave uposta-
vile diplomatske odnosaje 2 Va
tikanom, bi to pomenilo, da i.
majo diplomatske odnosaje z
rimsko : katolisko cerkvljo. Ia
ka uredba bi unicila amerisk
prjncip, da so v oceh Wade vse
verske' skupine enake. Taxa To-
citev cd nase zgodovinske pre-
teklosti bi cello utegnila dovesti
do tega, da hi Sc koncno pri-
znala doktrina, katero je raz-
glasil papez Leon XIII. v enci-
kliki glede "Krsoanske ustave
drzav," v kateri je naravnost
izjavil, 'da nj postavno "a drza-
vo, ako je razlienim veroizpo-
vedim enako naklonjena.'
v izjavi Sc izrecno poudarja,
da njen namen nj, govoriti proti
rimskemu katolicanstvu kot
proti posebni obliki krscanske
vero;zrovedi in bogosluzja.
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4 II
JsR
NaSi
fantje-uojaki

L Juzno-zapadnega Pacifika
ie prisel ma dopust Cpl. John
Mihevic, sin Mrs. Katherine
Zlatoper, 1905 Palda DR.. Cpl.
Mihevic Sc je nahajal ohijsko
81. divizijo cd februarja 1941l
leta, ter je bill preko morja 80
mesecev. Donna Sc DO nahajal
26 dni, nakar Sc DO podal y
Miami Beach, Fla, svrho po-
6itka "a nadaljna diva tedna, ma
to pa bo dodeljen drugemu Cd.
delku Y Zedinjenih drzavah
Prijatelji SO yabljeni, da ga O
biscejo ma domu. Il
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05
HOTELSKI USLUzBENCI
GLASOVALI IA STAVKO

Usluzbenci vseh velikih no.
telov v Clevelandu so 315 gla-
sow proti Is glasovali, da gre
do ma stavko, toda sklenili so,
da bodo Sc nekaj dni pocakali,
predno sklep uveljavijo. Unija,
XII pripada AFL, pravi, da si
delavci re cd septembra dalje
zaman prizadevajo, da bi jim
hotel PRIMAL mezdno povisa-
ME.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05
Saarbrucken nahaa pod ognjem ameriske artilerie
kratte vesti
RUSI POMOTONIA NAPA-e
DEM v JUGOSLAVIJI

RIM, 8. decembra. - Tu sc
je danes zvedelo, da so ameri-
Ska letala Z. septembra po po-
mott obstreljevala neko rusko
kolono v Jugoslaviji. Koliko zr-
tev je pomota zahtevala, nj bi-
10 objavljeno, toda, Stab anne
riske armade v Washingtonu je
" Moskvo postal uraden izraz
obzalovanja. =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05
Demokratje zahtevajo novo stetje vseh
glasov tekmi med Taftom in Pickrelom

sc Taftu primal sedez "a novi
termin, dokler sc ne dozene, a.
ko je bill pravomocno izvoljen.
Taft je zagrizen republikanee
in je prav po Pearl Harborja
nastopal kot eden izmed vodil-
nih izolacijonistov, in tudi po-
tenn je ma vse mogoce nacine
zaviral napore Rooseveltove ad-
ministracije "a sodelovanje A.
merike ostalimi zdruzenimi
narodi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05
LETNA SEJA

Letna seja krozka 1t. ! Pro-
gresivnih Sloyenk se ne bo VT
sila danes Y torek pac pa Y ne
deljo, dne 10. decembra, Oh 5.
uri popoldne Y Slovenskem de.
lavskem domu, na Waterloo RI.
Glanice ~ pro6eae, d. se ude-
le5ijo polno1 vino.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05
KLUB "LJUBLJANA" DA-
ROYAL 500

Klub "Ljubljana" je ma svoji
zadnji seji odlocil darovati $1O0
;pri podruznici st. 1O6 SANS "a.
takojsnjo pomoc "a stare domo-
vino. Odbor sc mu najlepse "a
hvaljuje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05
GEN. De GAULLE SE
POSVETUJE S STALINOM

MOSKVA, 3. decembra. -
Gen: Charles De Gaulle je bill
sveeano sprejet, ko je dospel v
Moskvo in Sc sedaj posvetuje S
Stalinom in drugimi sovjetski-
mi voditelji glede bodocih odno-
sajev med Sovjetsko unijo in
Francijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05
MIKLAVz v DRUsTVENEM
DOMU

Nocoj DO Miklavz obiskal Slo-
venski druatveni dom ma Re
cher Ave-, kjer DO obdaril male.
ke clanic podruznice st. IA s,
2. 2. clanice 90 prosene, da pri.
peljejo otroke oh $50 uri I'VE
Ger, ker potem Sc pricne letna
seja. Pc seji 30 zabava in go.
dovanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05
PFC. ANTON LAUSIN

Mr.. in Mrs. Frank in Mary
Lausin, 2084O Collier Ave-, sta
prejela obvestilo cd vojnega
departmental, da je bill dne %.
oktobra ranjen v bitki ma FL.
lioinih, njiju sin Pfc. Anton Lau-
sin. Kot Sc glasi obvestilo, mu
je zdrobilo kosti ma levi roki,
in sc sedaj nahaja v bolnisnici
" Novi Gvineji. Star je 81 let
lin pri vojakih Sc nahaja cd ia
nuarja 1943, preko morja pa Cd
preteklega augusta. Njegov
brat Cpl. Frank Lausin sc ma
haia vojasko godbo v Louisi-
AMI.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05
Rusi stole OBJ
Blatnel1l q jezeru
Sovroznik ma diviem
begu; Mitrovico
IS:
OBJ Sow podIo

LONDON, 5. decembra. -
Rdeca vojska je veeraj drvela
naprej skozi zapadno Ogrsko
in po Szdrobitvi stevilnih trd-
njavskih postojank dospela ma
breg Blatnega jezera, XII varu-
je dohode v Avstrijo. Druge
ruske sile, XII prodirajo sever
no OBJ Donabi, sc nahajajo sa-
mo 27 mill JUNO cd Budimpe-
Ste.
Moskva porUta, da Sc Nemci
ma nekaterih sektorjih v zapad-
nj Ogrski nahajajo ma divjem
begu.
100 krajev zavzetih
: Polnocni komunikej v Mo-
skvi pravi, da so cete marsala
Tolbuhina zavzele mad 100 tr-
gov in vasi in prodirajo severe
vzhodno, zapadno in JUNO cd
mesta Kaposvar, XII je Re v So
boto padel v ruske roke.
"Nemci opuscajo svojo vo-
jasko tehniko, svoje orozje in
vojasko opremo," Sc glasi poro-
clio il Moskve. Tekom zadniih
treh dni proslega tedna je pa
dlo v ruske roke nadaljnih g.
O0O ,lemskih in madzarskih u
jetnikov, medtem ko je bilo v
ponedeljek ubitih mad 1000
nemskih in madzarskih voja-
kov.
MitrOvica zavzeta
Berlinski radio je Re preje
naznanil, da so Rusi prodrli do
juznega brega Blatnega jezera
v zapadni Ogrski.
v severni Jugoslaviji so Ru-
81, XII Sc borijo skupno jugo.
slovanskimi cetami, zavzeli vaz.
no komunikacijsko in trdnjav-
sko postojanko v Mitrovici, Al
mill severozapadno cd Belgra-
da. .,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05

mCu ICdhClJO " oAOvcIup, M
Sc klanja Hitlerjevim tolpam in
Sc v vrstah ''Domobrancev" bo-
ri proti Slovenski osvobodilni
vojski, in pa med tukajsnjimi
.nazadnjaki, XII so cd pocetka vo-
dill ogabno gonjo proti SANSu,
Louis Adamicu in vsem napred-
MIN Slovencem, obstoji zelo ma
10 razlike.
Ako Sc spomnite dolgoveznih
napadov, katere je priobcala n.
pr. "Ameriska Domovina" ma
naslov SANSa in njegovih vo-
diteljev, potem pa primerjate
te izbruhe z nacinom argumen-
tiranja kvizlingov v Sloveniji,
boste zlahka spoznali, da so tt
ljudje pristni dusevni bratci.
Te dni smo prejeli IL SANSove-
ga urada prepis clanka, XII je
izsel q. augusta t.. |. v parti-
zanskem glasilu "Slovenski po-
roeevalec". Clanek je vazen in
zanimiv doprinos k razumeva-
nju mentalitete klerikalnih O.
portunistov, katere je DIR. Loj-
ze Kuhar, slovenski duhovnik
in bivsi urednik ljubljanskega
"Slovenca" po radiju il Londo-
fna retil, da pretrgaje zveze s
Hitlerjem, predno bo prepozno.
omenjeni clanek, XII je pisan
ma naslov zapeljancev, XII so
sledili "domobranskim'' vodite-
ljem, sc glasi:
"Premnogi cd vas ne vidijo
IL sedanjega polozaja nobenega
drugega izhoda, kot da vsaj
zadnji trenutek zapuste Hitler
jew tabor ter Sc pridruzijo Ma
rodno osvobodilni vojski. To
vam svetujejo partizani, to sli-
Site skoraj vsak dan v oddajah
londonske in ostalih zavezni-
Skin radijskih postal, to izha-
ia il govorov w. Churchilla in
to vam koneno priporoca jugo-
slovanska kr. vlada. K temu e.
dinemu izhodu vsakega pamet-
mega cloveka navaja cisto pre-
prosta zdrava pamet. +. ~
Kjub vsem tenn tehtnim ma
gibom pa so vasi zvodniki na.
sli Sc en- imeniten izhod, XII je
vreden, da 81 ga blizu pogleda.
mo. Takole so jo pogruntai:
sSporazum med Titom in su.
basicem ter nova. jugoslovan'
ska kr. vlada sta samo zaGas
mega in prehodnega pomona. OF
koncu bodo prisli semkaj v Slo,
venijo Anglezi, XII bodo. razoro
zili Narodno osvobodilno vol
sko kot domobrance ter posta
viii ma oblast kaj pravite
koga? samega dr.. Milo Kre
ka! In potem DO spet vse do
bro
"Res, imenitna resitev il Sc
danjega narodnega in zamota
mega polozaja! In ljubljansk
zvodniki pri vsem tenn najbrz
se verjamejo, da Sc boste s t,
premodro resitvijo zadovoljil
ter Be nadalje ostali v sluzh
nemskega gestapa.
"Blagor mu, kdor verjame
da bodo Anglezi razorozevali :
| &c kdaj pridejo v naso dezelo =
/ Narodno osvobodilno vojsko, /
I 10. danes oborozujejo 2 najmo
4 dernejsim orokjem! Kdo ma
/ pricakuje, da se Y Italiji il A
!. friki vezbajo tisoci partizan
i skin tankovcev IN letalcev ga
]. mo zato, da bodo lepega dne a
4 lube ljubljanskim domobrar
lskim zyodnikom raxoro o3eni Z ]
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-05
TRETJA ARMADA 5E5T Mill
Cd GlAvNECA hE5TA 5AARA
Amerikanci in AngleH virgil .-.
.Nemce preko Roera in Maasa; naciji
pripravljalo obrambo ruskih industrij

PARIZ, 4. decembra. - Tretja ameriska armada je
danes udarla FL mill dogi 'front.' in napredovala Cd
dveh do strih mill proti Saarbuckenu, glavnemu mestu
Saara cd katerega Sc nahaja samo sest mill in pol Ame
riska arera e danes zacela obsre evat Saarbrucken
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PACIFIC:
Raid Treasure.House

Storehouse for Japanese oil, tin
and rubber, the Dutch East Indies
were hit by British bombers for the
first time in nearly a year and a
half, with docks, warehouses and
shipping left in flames in the north
ern end of the islands.
While the bombers whacked at
this treasure-house of natural re-
sources which have fed the Japs'
industrial sinews of war, British and
Indian troops continued their des-
perate defense of the Bengal-Assam
railroad in eastern India, feeding
u. S. and Chinese forces hacking
out supply road to China in north
ern Burma.
In the South Pacific area, U. S.
army and navy bombers teamed up
to plaster the Japs' Caroline islands,
gateway to the inner approaches Of
the enemy's principal Asiatic
holdings.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-05-05
EUROPE:
Intending Raids

An intending procession of U. S.
and British bombers scared over
western Europe blasting the inva-
sion path, while in the Balkans to
the southeast, Axis forces went over
to the attack to shore up the Rus
slams drive on Rurnania and Hun
gary.
Big bombers, medium bombers
and strafing fighter planes all par
ticipated in the Allied aerial attacks
on France, the Lowlands and Ger
many, with rail communications
leading to the invasion coast and
airports and aircraft factories the
principal targets. In one 36-hour pc
riod alone, Allied aviators made no
less than 5000 individual flights over
the west.
Axis counterattacks in the Bal
kans took form as the Russians adj
vanced on Carpathian mountain
passes leading into the rolling Hun
garian plains, and other Red forces
threatened the rich Rumanian oil
fields around Ploesti. In the Crimean
peninsula jutting into the Black sea,
Russian forces laid siege to the big
naval base of Sevastopol, where
Axis troops f1ocked after lengthy
retreat.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-05-05
MANPOWER:
Biggest Problem,

During 1914, manpower and not
material will constitute the biggest
obstacles to resumption of the pro-
duction of civilian goods, the War
Production boards planning and
statistical chief, Stacy May, re-
vealed.
Although reductions in certain
munitions programs may reach con-
siderable proportions toward the end
of 1914, the question of converting
facilities to the manufacture Of civil
ian goods will revolve around the
army's call for manpower for casu-
atty requirements, May said. Be-
cause of declines in construction en-
ployment and increasing efficiency
in factories, however, more work.
ers may be made available for con-
sumner goods, May declared.
Sufficient steel, aluminium and
copper probably could be obtained
for civilian production later in the
year, May said, but shortages Of
necessary parts or accessories
might form serious bottlenecks.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-05-05

the living room. The center brack-
ct is fourteen inches wide with one
Of the matching smaller brackets
on each side. The sketch also
shows how easy it is to cut out the
heart design with a sharp knife
after boring holes with a brace
and bit. Any school boy who has
the use of coping saw or maybe
jig saw may make these grace
full brackets.
NOTE-Mrs. Spears has prepared an
actual size pattern for all the pieces OF
this set Of wall brackets. with complete
directions for cutting. assembling and fin
ishing. The lines of these brackets are
SO well proportioned that you will be peoud
to own them. Ask for Pattern 1853 ane en-
close IS cents, which covers cost md
mailing. Address:
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FOREIGN HOLDINGS:
u. S. Stake

After a canvass Of more than
zoo, 1000 individuals, estates and
trusts, and 10000 business firms, the
u. S. Treasury established Ameri-
can holdings in more than so foreign
countries at $13, 300, 000, 000.aaw Oh
Although two-thirds Of the, hold
ings of household goods, bonds and
factories are in Allied or friendly
nations, U. S. nationals stake in
Axis or occupied countries totals
$3,775, 000, 900, of which 81 200, 000, 900
is in Germany, $265, 900, 600 in Italy,
500, 000,0 900 in Japan, Sos, 900, 900 in
Rumania and $55,00O, 00o in Hun
gary.
BY far the largest U. S. invest
ments are in Canada, aggregating
81, 375 200, 900 and holdings in Great
Britain total $1,000, 100000. Invest
ments in Cuba amount to $785, 000,-
600; Mexico, $420, 600, 900; Argentina,
$685., 900, 900, and Brazil, $3.50, 000, 900.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-05-05
c. i. BOARD

It is costing the government less
this year to provide board and
room" for the millions of enlisted
men in the army. Economies have
trimmed the annual expenditure to
an estimated $465.06 this year.
The estimated figures include
$215.S5 for food, $l73.70 for clothing,
$44.70 for individual equipment Tex
cepting arms and ammunition), and
$31.31 for barracks equipment Pro-
duction costs on many items sup
piled by contractors have been re-
duced.
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COP:
Keynoter Named

Selection Of Gov. Earl Warren of
California as opening speaker, or
keynoter, at the Republican national
convention in Chicago, June "a, has
served to modulate the extreme ma
tionalist and internationalist ele-
ments in the party.
Brawny, 6-foot Governor Warren,
who first jumped into the political
spotlight on the west coast through
his racket-busting, stands by the
COPS Mackinac declaration on for
eign policy, stressing international
cooperation with other nations with
out impairing U. S. sovereignty.
Said Warren: GAS Republicans,
we must avoid discord that would
interfere with our displacing the
White House palace guard with an
administration more competent to
win the war and solve our postwar
problems, domestic and foreign"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-05-05
PLAY BALL:
Majors Open

More than $4,000 fans were on
hand to witness the opening of the
1914 major league baseball season,
with the largest crowd Of 30,154
watching the Chicago Cubs spank
the Cincinnati Reds, 8 to 0, at
Cincinnati, and the smallest Of 4,030
watching the st. Louis Cardinals
blank the Pittsburgh Pirates, 2 to 0,
at st. Louis. FIJI
The New York Yankees Johnny
Lindell drove out the majors first
home run against the Boston Red
Sox to lead his team to 8 to 0
victory, and the Philadelphia Athlet-
les and Washington Senators played
the first extra inning game, with
the AS winning in the 18th, 8 to 2,
when Rookie Erwin Hall doubled
home Babe Siebert.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-05-05
STRIKES:
| In u. S., Canada

Strikes at Montgomery Ward and
company and the Ford Motor COM
pany of Canada crowded the labor
spotlight.
At Wards, the nations No. 2 mail
order house, the company resumed
shipment of freight and parcel post
after railroad and teamster unions
had tied up deliveries in sympathy
with the CLOS United Mail Order,
Warehouse and Retail Employees
union, which struck over the FIRMS
refusal to extend bargaining con-
tract upon order Of the War Labor
board.
About $4,000 employees Of the
Ford company's Canadian plants re-
manned idle after walkout in pro-
test over the firms discharge of CLIO
stewards for investigating members
grievances during working hours,
and the company's subsequent cam
collation. of the unions contract.
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HIcHLIcHTs ..ss =. s..l'. ....

PROFITS: The meat packing in
dustry had a net income of only IL
per cent on sales in 1943, the lowest
for any major manufacturing indus
try, the American Meat institute re-
ports ~
BANANAS: Shortage of shipping
between South American and United
States ports is seriously handicap
ping importation Of bananas trade
officials say.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-05-05
LEND EASE:
Extension Debated

With congress considering extern
sion of 1end-lease until June 80, 1945,
debate conferred around subjecting
the Presidents final settlements
with foreign recipients to legislative
scrutiny.
Under terms of the lend-lease
measure, the President had sole
authority to make final settlements,
but in extending the act to 1915, the
house wrote in an amendment which
prohibits him from negotiating final
settlements involving international
commitments without congression-
al approval.
During the course Of house de-
bate on the new measure which
was sent to the senate by 1874 to
81 vote, the majority killed Republic
can efforts to compel foreign ma
tons to return lend-lease munitions
to the U. S. after the war.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-05-05
Wealth Changes Things

The newly rich oil farmer, TN
able to write, deposited his first
royalty check in the bank and ar
ranged that his signature should
be two crosses. Soon check
showed UP signed with three
crosses and the banker summoned
the farmer for an explanation.
"Well, my wife is gettin' into soci-
ety." he explained, 'and she
thinks I should have a middle
name."
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-05-05

HERO: In curious case of a
marine hero, who is also deserter
from the marines and the army,
First Class Private William B. Muir
phee of Tennessee left the army
after nearly six years of service and
then joined the marines to win the
navy cross as a member of Carl
sons Raiders. talking away from a
marine hospital, he Yves later de-
tanned and held for discipline.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-05-05

Premier Hideki Tojo's govern
ment has announced details of
countrywide vacant lots utilization
program" under which the land
along railroad lines and highways,
as well as other available vacant
areas, viii be put to use for grow
ing pumpkins and soybeans to help
solve Japan's war food problems.
The plan is quite reminiscent Of our
own victory gardens.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-05-05

Yanks on leave in British restau-
rants ask for roast beef, Yorkshire
pudding, fish-and-chips and home
made scenes, while British custom
ers have taken to additionally
American dishes such as cheese
with apple pie, and fried chicken
and waffies, the British Information
services report. The war may lead
to an exchange Of cooking recipes
as wen as an exchange Of ideas.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-05-05
AGRICULTURE:
Machinery

Because of the necessity of STEP
ping up production of landing barges
and other invasion craft demanding
critical material, farm machinery
output this year may not reach ex-
pected levels, War Food Admins
traitor Marvin Jones revealed.
Although too early to make pre-
dictions, Jones said, machinery out
put should exceed 1910 figures. None
has been allocated to the United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
administration or for export, he
said.
AS of April l, Jones revealed, ma
chinery production totaled $4,000
combines, 5000 balers, $4,000 side
rakes, $4,000 spreaders, III 1000 trac-
tors and $1,000 cornpickers.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-05-05

New anxieties and burdens may
prove inevitable No sacrifice
and no privation should be too great
to make for Germany . +. Our gift
to the fuehrer is our vow not to lay
down arms until we have assured
the Reich's future"
Said Goebbels: a.. Even the
greatest leaders of history will be
faced with occasional setbacks and
defeats :. It will not be possible
to form an accurate and just idea
of the individual war events and
factors which have been decisive in
the war until the war is over So
to serve our aims means to be loyal
to the fuehrer and to follow him
through all the storms of war. -"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-05-05
SOLDIERS WIVES:
Arriue in u. S.

Anxious to look over their new
homeland, 80 Australian brides or
fiancees of American soldiers ar
rived in the u. s. from Down
Under" with one expressing the be-
lief that if they got good Irish stew
now and then, they should learn to
get along.
Wife of a marine corporal from
Shinnston, w. Va, Mrs. Doris Jean
Lebash, said: ''The American boys
bluntly told some of us, we in
Australia were 10 years behind the
times. They told us we couldn't
wear American clothes, and that
we'd never see such beautiful girls
as we'd see in this country"
Australian wives of U. S. soldiers
may apply for citizenship after two
years. Any of their children born
overseas automatically become citi-
zens with five years residence under
the U. S. flag.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-05-05

no YOU have q large wall
- space somewhere in your
not fill 1t with group Of matched
house that looks rather bare? Why
brackets on which you may make
an attractive arrangement Of bric-
a-brac and trailing vines?
This sketch shows a set of three
brackets in a quaint old-fashioned
heart design over a davenport In