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Evening star., 1944-10-02
Chapter Q Hostess
To PEG SisterbOOd
ut First Meetinq

The first reciprocity luncheon of
the FEO Sisterhood season will be
held with Chapter @ as hostess at
1890 pm. Wednesday at the YWCA
The affair will follow presidents
round table" with State officers, past
State presidents and District chap
ter presidents.
Chapter will celebrate its 11th
anniversary and open the year at
O'Clock tonight at the Sulgrave Club,
1901 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Mrs. Otis j. Rogers will entertain
Chapter B October 10 at her home,
64l2 Thirty-first street NV. The
program will include an exemplifi-
cation of the ritual and and an ad-
dress by member of Chapter F.,
Miss Marjory Hendricks, who will
tell Of her experiences with the Red
Cross in the South Pacific. Mrs.
Rogers will be assisted by Miss Jes-
sic O. Elting, Mrs. Sidney R. Jacobs
and Mrs. Hiram B. Jones' The
president, Mrs. Robert H. Young,
will preside.
Mrs. Ward M. Buckles, District
president, has appointed Miss Elt-
ing, first vice president of the Dis
trlct Chapter, as State chairman of
the Committee on "PEO United Ef-
forts. In Women's War Work" Miss
Elting has already formulated plans
and the District Chapter will CO.
operate in the work outlined by the
Supreme Chapter, of which Mrs.
Dorothy L. Weller is chairman
Evening star., 1944-10-02
League
To Discuss Plans

Plans for the coming season will
be discussed by the Writer'S League
of Washington at 7:45 pm. Thurs
day at Mount Pleasant Branch Lii
brary.
The program will include a read
ing Of feature article by Miss
Mary H. Turner and a poem by Mrs.
Leila w. Marshall. Mrs. Everil w
Murphy will read one of her stories
and give talk on markets.
Officers for the year are as fol-
lows: Margaret Jean Bailey, presi-
dent; Eva Grant Marshall and
Katherine Hopson, first and second
vice presidents; Florence Jansson
and John Keller, recording and cor
responding secretaries; Ellery Bak-
er, treasurer; DR.. L. S. Mayer, par
Humanitarian, and Hilda Marsden,
historian.
Committee chairmen are: Edna
kellar. membership; Agnes D.
Wright, program Charles Cotting-
Evening star., 1944-10-02
" eddiug of Interest

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Holt Riddle
berger of Strasburg, Va, announce
the marriage of their daughter
Nancy Riddleberger Hutchinson, to
DR.. Henry Bunch, jr., Of Columbia
S. c., yesterday afternoon at $50
o'clock in the Luther Place Memo
rial Church. The Rev. DR.. L. Ralph
Tabor offlciated in the presence of
relatives and friends.
Miss Dorothy Riddleberger was
her sisters attendant. and DR.
George Duncan of Norfolk served
as best man.
Since completing the Johns Hop
kins School of Nursing, Mrs. Bunch
has remained with that hospital in
a nursing capacity. She previously
attended Mary Washington College
in Fredericksburg. DR.. Bunch is
the son of DR.. and Mrs. Bunch of
Columbia. He attended the Univer-
sity of South Carolina and Johns
Hopkins Medical School. He now
is assistant resident in surgery at
Johns Hopkins.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
Personal Items

Mrs Harold w. Krogh will go te
New York next week for the launch
ing Of destroyer named for the
late Brig. Gen. Frank Evans, U. S
M. C. Mrs. Evans will be the spon-
sor for the ship and Mrs Krogt
will remain several days in New
York before joining DR.. Krogh 1r
their home on Colony Hill.
Mrs. Thomas Hutson Martin, jr
wife Of Capt. Martin. who is or
overseas duty. is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Linton B. Arnold of the Chas-
tleton apartments.
Mrs. Martin will divide her time
until her husbands return between
Washington and Charleston, S. c..
where Capt. Martins parents reside
Mrs. Isabelle Boone has returned
to her apartment at Kew Gardens
after spending some time in New
York and at the home of her rela-
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. Perley H. Boone,
at Bayside, Long Island.
Mrs. Charles S. Yoemans is back
from visit with her sister, Mrs.
Richard Huelich. in Buffalo. She
has had with her son, Mr.. Junius
Hutton of the Air Transport Serv-
ice.
Mrs. William La Varre has re-
turned to her apartment in the
Marlboro after a stay of several
weeks in the Catskills.
Miss Katharine Hinton Wooten of
Atlanta is spending week at
Wardman Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
Mrs. F. Havercamb
Nezv Union President

Mrs. F. w. Haverkamp was re-
elected president of the Alexandria
City Arlington County Woman's S
Christian Temperance Union.
Other officers are Mrs. Thomas
Fones, vice president; Mrs. Ryland
T. Dodge, treasurer. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Steuche and Miss Letta Conser,
recording and corresponding secre-
taries.
The directors include Mrs. Ryland,
Mrs. A. E. McCurdy, Mrs. L. N.
Morscher, Mrs Daniel OFlaherty
Mrs. Russell Rocks. Mrs. George A.
Hamilton, Mrs. Amy Weech, Miss
Catherine Frederick, Mrs. j. H.
Rowillard, Mrs. F.. o. Everett. Mrs.
Clifton Howard, Mrs. Jesse LassWell,
Mrs. John F. Simpson, Mrs Frank
Gregory, Mrs. Charles Dreschler,
Mrs. William H. Rhodes, Mrs. Tyson
Janney, Mrs DeWilton Duvall and
Mrs. H. l.. Cheshire.
The annual State melting will be
held October "a through October 26
at the Main Street Methodist
Church in Danville, Va.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
Recent Weddings
.Are announced

Mrs. Carroll Watson Paxton OF
Washington and Clifton Forge has
announced the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Caroline Grifflth
Paxton, to 1t. Comdr. James Ander-
son Hyslop, Coast Guard, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Hyslop of
Silver Spring. The wedding took
place September in Houston where
Comdr. and Mrs. Hyslop are living
while he is on duty there.
The ceremony was performed in
the South Main Baptist Church, the
Rev. Joseph Giles officiating.
Bethlehem Chapel of the Wash
ington Cathedral of St. Peter and
ST. Paul was the scene of the we'd
ding of Miss Alice Kay Newcomer
and Mr.. Edgar R. Baker, jr., Sep
Itember g. Canon W. Curtis Draper
officiated and the reception was held
in the Statler Hotel.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Vincent Kay Newcomer of
Salta, Argentina, and the bride
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker of Washington. and is asso-
ciated with the Foreign Economic
Administration.
Miss Ellie Mae johnson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis L. john
son, became the bride September l
of Mr.. William O. Chatfield, U. S.
N. R., son of Mrs. William Chat
field of Bridgewater. Mass.
The Rev. Stephen W. Cranston
offlciated at the ceremony which
took place in the home Of the brides
parents and the couple left later
for Chicago where the bridegroom
is stationed.
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Dorothy Anna
West, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John S. West, to Corpl. Arthur H.
Boggs, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Boggs.
The ceremony took place Sep
tember 2 at Fort Benning. Chap
lain H. A. Mlchelke officiated.
The marriage of Miss Emma
Mozell Moore, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs James Kirby Moore of Halifax
Va. to Mr.. R. Windsor Yates. son
of Mr.. and Mrs j. C. Yates of
Arlington. took place September 8
in the United Baptist Church in
Arlington. The Rev. Elmer Lucas
oficiated.
Miss DaWn-Louise Irving. daugh-
ter of Mrs George Washington
Irving and the late Mr.. Irving, was
married to Mr.. Henry Louis Dol
lard, jr., U. S. N. R.. son of Capt.
Dollard, U. S. N, and Mrs. Dollard
of Lake Forest, September II. The
ceremony was performed in Bethle-
hem Chapel of the Washington
Cathedral of st. Peter and St. Paul
Canon Raymond L. Wolven officiat-
ing.
1t David Linwood Cahoon, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Linwood
Cahoon of Somerville, Mass, and
Mrs. Cahoon went to Palm Beach
for their wedding trip They were
married September in ST. Mary's
Church in Rockville, Father Ham
officiating. The bride formerly was
Miss Margaret Delight Case, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Charles Samuel Case of
Potomac and the late Mrs. Case.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
Wedding Notices

Detailed descriptions OF 1red-
d'nqs must be receiUed By The
Star in dduance OF or on the
date OF the ceremony and must
bear signed authorization.
In ordinary circumstance an
nouncementS OF marriages cam
not be used it submitted more
than a week after the ceremony.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
Miss Seydel We'd
To Mr.. Midqeff

Col. and Mrs. Reginald B. Cocroft
announce the marriage of the
latters niece, Miss Josephine Ann
Seydel, to Mr.. Ralph Alfred Midget,
jr.. U. S. N. r., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Midget of Virginia Beach.
The ceremony, which was wit
messed by only the immediate
families, took place Tuesday after
noon in Fort Myer Chapel, Chaplain
Thomas w. B. Magnan officiating,
and reception was given in the
home of Col. and Mrs. Cocroft in
Arlington
The bride, who was given In
marriage by Col. Cocroft, was at
tended by her sister. Miss Joan Sey-
del, and Mr.. Midget served as best
man for his son.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. - B-a
z

ham, recreation; Thomas A. Simon3,
ways and means; Lillian C. B. McA.
Mayer, publicity; Leila w. Marshall,
entertainment; Rebecca Strickler,
contest; Mrs. Murphy, markets;
James D. Foote, editor Of bulletin;
Elizabeth s. Tilton. fiction; Agnes
D. Wright, features, and Beatrice
Raw, poetry.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
Mrs. Park Azvarded
4. Year Scholarship

Mrs. Ellen Lee Park, a graduate
summa cum laude of Sweetbriar
College, was awarded a four-year
scholarship to the National Univer-
sity School of Law by Omicron
Chapter, Kappa Beta Pi Legal
Sorority.
The winner, who is the widow of
1t. Houston S. Park, U. S. M. c..
killed in action on Saipan. is the
mother of a 7-month-old son.
Evening star., 1944-10-02

hammock. She now is a member of
the Naval Reserve and is based at
Paris Island.
Ensign Wheless is a graduate of
Meson Academy in Lexington, Ga,
and attended George Washington
University. He is based at present
at the Naval Air Station in Fort
Lauderdale, Fla.
The engagement of Miss Dorothy
Jean Decker to Mr.. Robert Tirrell
Ferrenz is announced by her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Lollis G. Decker,
the wedding to take place this
autumn.
Miss Decker attended the Uni
versity of Maryland and Mr.. Fer
REM, who is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tirrell J. Ferrenz, attended the
Carnegie Institute of Technology.
Another announcement of interest
is that of Dr. and Mrs. Anthony J..
Scullen of the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Mary
Scullen, to Pvt. William Alfred
Draper, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
F. Draper.
No wedding date has been selected.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Jackson of
Silver Spring announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss
Dorothy jackson, to Corpl. Errett
Straley, jr., who recently returned
from two years of duty in Alaska
and the Aleutian Islands and whose
parents make their home in
Winston Salem.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Monalee Ellis,
daughter of Mrs. Oscar Lee Ellis
of Fort Worth and the late Mr..
Ellis, to DR.. Albert S. Winer, son of
Mr.. and Mrs Sol Winer of Bal
timore.
Miss Ellis, who lives in this city,
Is graduate of Texas State College
for Women, and DR.. Winer is a grad
uate of the University of Penn
sylvania and of the University of
Maryland School of Medicine.
Evening star., 1944-10-02

Mrs. Harry Seigel and Mrs. Louis
Kalichstein will touch on the high
lights OF the Denver conference.
Mrs. Louis Mintz, membership
chairman, is in charge of arrange
ments for the Succoth member
bring-a-member tea to be held at
2 pm. October 10 at the home of
Mrs. Nathan Goodman, 4335 Blag-
den avenue NV. Information about
the annual donor luncheon Novem-
Der l will be available from the
luncheon chairman, Mrs. Joseph
Bernstein, and her cochairman.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
Specialist to Speak

DR.. Jaque Kunstenaar, formerly
of Zurich University, Switzerland
and now specialist with the Com
merce Department. will be guest
speaker at meeting of B'nai Birth
Women at 9 pm. tomorrow at the
Arlington Jewish Center, $3.50 Will
son boulevard.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
Alice Bullock
Is Married

Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Bullock
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Alice Mae Bullock.
to Mr.. Carlin Clinton Canadav.
U. S. NJ, son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
Canaday of this city.
The wedding took place Sep
tember l6 in the First Wesleyan
Methodist Church, with the Rev.
Edwin L. Foot officiating. Miss Myr-
tie Bullock, sister of the bride, was
matron of honor and Mr.. Robert
Beal served as best man.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
Ladies' Auxiliary
TO Meet Weduesd0v

The Washington Ladies Auxiliary
Jewish Consumptives Relief Society
of Denver. will meet at 2::3O pm.
Wednesday at the Community Cen
ter. Dessert luncheon will be served
at l pm.
Opening PRAYER will be given bv
Evening star., 1944-10-02
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Interesting Bridal Professions
Forecast bv Announcements

Announcements of the forefront
Of interest in social circles here well communities other
country.
Although Capt and Mrs George Goodyear make their home
Charlottesville
daughter, Rebecca
Whee u S N r. is of
who lived during his assignment Washington
the No
been selected the wedding
Miss Smith graduated from Margares
Evening star., 1944-10-02
Daughters Plan Tea

A tea will open the season for the
District Daughters of the United
States Army from 4 pm. TO pm.
Friday at the Washington Club.
Reservations must be made with
Mrs. Max Tracy, -AD. $500, before
tomorrow evening.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-30

Young man "h' wishes to 'oin Bur there
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"'"~s' OF 'nr military nr"s''m. Other
"''''h'' 'i me army urgently need men
'"~ currently Hv",.'ma oHcca'inm>.
The AAl- :. .b.,i ,. ..l.!.l. !,
syG,, ION, met, f., ,.,,,,i,,..,.,i;..,,.- A.
''''S '.''">''d Reserved" meet it. present
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-18
ROOSEVELT IN CHURCHILL
Sc ZOPET POSVETUJETA

Nasledni interesantn uredniski clanek konferenci
V Quebecu katerega nam je postal nek prjate nasega
lisa je izse H. septembra dnevniku duluth Herad:
Mnisterski predsednik Churchill je spet v Quebecu,
er bo incl vrsto sesankov predsednikom Roosevelt
om Vsaka izmed presnih sci e prerokovala vone raz-
vote vech vaznos tako DO ud ia sestane nabrze po-
trdi sto, ne da b bilo kake izJeme.
Toda ko ie Nemcija ocividno ma robu skupnega po-
1azena vse kaze da sedanj sesank sican radi Vo-
jaske Wade Nemci kakor udi radi osnovnh vprasan
kako bodo zd1uzeni narod reolganizirali Evlopo.
Nepotrjena porocla pavijo da je Mr. Churchill
vznemren glede Rusov, &c bodo okuplrall balkansko
ozemlje in da Sc Mr. Churchill boji, da bo Mr.. Stain
sam posksal nadvladati ia del Europe, da bl Vk-
ceval Ameriko in Anglijo Mr. Churchlu tudi pravijo
da odobrava usvatey posameznh neodvisnh kaollsklh
drzavic ma Bakanu, da b bile ise nekak odblJacl ma
pram mogocnim rl1skm amblcljam.
&c hoce Russia bIevze te bakanske dezele, mi pac
ne vidmo kako b mogel Mr.. Churchill ali Mr. Roose-
welt to prepec Gotovo ameisk narod ne DO tako raz
polozen da bi "a ancl signost nekatel1h potllusklh
odbiianih d1zavc PRAY tako tudi ne b bio modro, Ga
b posla mocne a1neliske cete Balkan in to samo
namenom da bi unic ruski naCrt B1ez dvoma DO Rus-
"a dilala svoe pcgOje po koncani vojn Vsem tlstlm
Gezelam l:atcre DO zasedla PRAY tako bt pr-
Dravlieni mi sam d stolimo isto in tudi stm poVdar
jsnjem.
Izgleda re zelo jasno da bo anglesko-amer1skemu
pizadevaniu naboSe slzilo to, da izvede Vojaska
okupaca in vlada ma kolkor mogoce veikem kos nen-
skega ozemlja pedno bo podpisano prenire. &c bodo
amade il zapaCa prepave Nemcjo, in &c bo BONA c-
ia ma vzhodo bistveno ostaa ravnotezju potem zge-
d. da bo amerisko in angeko staisce pr mirovni mzl
izner jvo mocnejse.
Nobeden ne more doizit Rrsije, &c ono, kar
sama snara pot1ebno rsko yarnost in nihce ne mo-
re doziti Mr. Stalna, da je kaj dlugega kaor popon
reast Obratno pa moIata biti tud Mr. Roosevelt in Mr.
Churchill prpravena da zacneta mrovna pogaJanja po
istem nacnu
Najbolj uspesen posredovaec DO tisti, XII DO incl
ma iboliSe karte rokah
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odst., bombaz in tkanine 2 odst.
tobak mani Cd / odst.

odst., bombaz in tkanine 2 odst.
tobak mani Cd / odst.
Cd vseh Lend-lease dobav
jih je bilo namenjenih So odst.
Angliji in drugim britanskim
dezelam, 80 odst. Rusiji, osta-
lih 9 odst. je razdeljenih med
druge dezele, med mimi Grcijo,
severno Afriko, zahodno Afri-
ko, Nizozemsko, Poljsko, Jugo-
slavic in francoski komite "a
narodno osvoboditev.
Skupaj so znasale dobave v
juliju "a hrano in poljske pri-
delke v okviru Lend-lease in
drugih vojnih programov -
735, 5,8O2,373 funtov, doeim so
znasale v juniju .SO6,942,749
funtov.
Maksimalne Gene "a sladOled'
Maksimalne Gene "a sladoled
ostanejo v veljavi do %. no.
vembra 1914, je naznanil Office
of Price Administration.
,rt
To je zdaj ze sedmo podalj-'
sanje zacasne ureditve cen, XII
je bila objavljena prvic dne %.
februarja 1913, XII ina ostati v
veljavi do konSne ureditve cen
tega proizvoda.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-18
VESTI IZ zIVLJENJA ANlE-
RISKIH SLOVENCEy

Pleasant Valley, Pa. -. Pri
druzini Louis Soltys SO Sc ogla-
sile vile rojenice in pustile pr
vorojencka. Deklisko ime sine
kove matere je bio Josephine
Krizaj. cestitke! - Ranjeni M
evropskem bojiscu in odlikovani
"a hrabrogt SO bill John Jelov-
can, Stanley Sernic in L. Gross.
Pr invaziI v Normandy je bill
odlikovan S hrabrostno kolajno
tudi Victor Bohinc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-18
Rccjjonis>anje Ola "a kurjavo
bo boil tesnO

Urad "a administracijo ce n
je zau5tavil izdajanje odmerkoV
20. oljc "a kurjavo "a naslednJe
potrebe, vroca vod a, domaca
kurjava, domaca razsvetlJava,
in sicer V vseh slueajih, V kate
rib ina gospodar ma razpolago
elektricne narrave "a omenJene
potrebe. Ia korak je postal ne
izcgibno potreben radi pomanJ-
kama Detroleja in druglh vrst
Ola za kurjavo. Tam, kJer e.
lektricne Eap~ave MISC primer
ne, bo odne. cIz zmanjsan ma
maksimalno ri, @:;no, katero Je
mogoce prihraniti, ako Sc po-
sluzuje gospodar svojih eiek-
tricnih naprav.
Ola za kurjavo ne dobe on', L
osliajo naprayo "A presaog
Urad "a administracijo cen j
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pooblastil lokalne War Price q
.2ationing Boards, da zadrze od-
m,>rke "a kurjavo z oljem vsem
onilu, XII oddajo naprave "a kur-
iavo premogom ali lesom, all
XII hi prodali te naprave brez
zadostn ega vzroka, lie cilju, da
dobe ollie "a kurjavo.
Znamka St. 80 "a sladkor We
ljavna /. septembra
Sladkorna 1namka st. 33 War
Ration Book st. f., je stopila v
veljavo "a nakup pet funtov
sladkorja dne l. septembra. kot
druge sladkorne zlamke, XII Sc
bile dozdaj v veljavi, bo ostala
tudi znamka st. 33 veljavna
brez omejitve. Znamke, XII SC
zdaj veljavne "a pet funtov Sc
st. 80, 81 in 80. Sladkorna znam-
"a st. 40 velja "a pet funtov
slad -orja "a vkuhavanje vse DC
| I28. feb uarja 1915. Nacelo OPA
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siljke, XII so ,namenjene voja-
kom ali osebam, XII prejemajo
svoja pisma preko armadne po-
Ste onkraj morja, ne bodo mo-
gle biti sprejete kot zavarova-
ne, ali kot COD. posta. Nor
narica pa je izjavila, da bo mo-
gla prevzeti tudi registrirano a.
Ii zavarovano posto.
Domaci postni uradi bodo da-
jail podrobne informacije.
Bolnisnice so varne "a bolne ma
otroski paralizi
Dr.. Betty Huse cd urada "a
otroke pri ministrstvu "a delo,
oddelek "a pohabljene otroke,
pravi, da so slueaji otroske pa
ralize ma varnem v javnih boil
nisnicah. DR.. Huse nujno sve-
tuje, da Sc odposlje vsakega boil
nika, pri katerem sumijo, da je
zadet cd otroske /paralize, takoj
" bolnisnico, tako da DO zrtev
delezna tiste strokovne nege, k:
mnogih slucajih prepreci po
habljenje.
"Strah pred otrcsko paralizo
je cesto odgovoren "a to, da Dol.
nisnice nerade sprejmejo sluca-
je otroske raralize, ako SO le
bolnicarke na razpolago", OBJ
jasnjuje DIR. Huse. "Vcasih je
tudi strah obcine same odgovo-
rem "a to stalisce bolnisnice. Ne.
potrebno je, da Sc sprawl sluca-
! je otroske paralize v izolirane
sobe,. tudi ako je to cesto dobro
radi della in nege. Bistveno pa
/ je, da Sc ukrene vse potrebno,
in pred vsem pa disinfekciranje
vseh odpadkov'.
To p-iporoeilo glede hospita-
lizacije podpira posvetovalni od-
bor najvecjih zdravnikov in XII
rursov, XII delajo v oddelkih "a
narodno zdravje drzave N e W
York in mesta New York, je
poudaril DIR. Huse.
Meso, mlekarstyo in perutnina
"a Lend-lease
Meso, mlekarski proizvoh in
perutnina so ma prvem mestu
seznama ziveza poslanega "a
veznikom v okvirju Lend-lease
dobav "a mesec julij. Dobave so
znasale 522,851,9e4 funtov.
SO odstotkov vseh dobav Y
juliju so bill proizvodi mesa,
pred vsem zmrzlo presicevo me-
so, ter meso v konzervah, mast
in Stamina. 10 odstotkov pa ja
bilo proizvodov nalekarstya il
perutnina, pred vsem lKonden1
ranega n1leka, sira in suhih
i jajc.
Druge dobave v juliju 80 bi-
lie: tito 16 odst., sad.ia in priku.
he I odst., nlasti ia Ole { cdst.,
lsladkorja Z odst., posebnosti 9
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XII bodo nastale radi vrnitve
mladine v solo.
''Nikdar Sc nj bilo trenotka,
ko je bilo delo donna tako O.
gromne vaznosti", je dejala
Miss Hickey. "Bitka produkcije
ne bo dobljena tako dolgo, do
kler me- pade zadnji strel v tel
vojni."
Razsul Nemcije ne DO izboljsa'
zelezniske situacije
Tovori, katere prevazajo ze-
leznice nase drzave, Sc nikdar
MISC bill tako visoki, in vendar
Sc nam obeta, da bodo vojne "a
llteve Sc narasie, je izjavil pol
kovnik J. Monroe Johnson, raw
natelj urada "a transport V
vojni.
>Malo je izgledov Ia to, da b!
Sc zmanjsale povrebe vojnih
transportov, je poudaril g.
Johnson. "Razvoj invazije IL
No1mandije in nash sredozem.
skin mostisc v smeri proti Pa
rizu in reki REM, pomeni, da
bono potrosili Sc vecje mnozine
municije in bencina, pokvaril
Sc vec opreme, tako da bono
,norali ma nitro posiljati ma
fronto narascajoce kolicine vol
mega materijala."
"Niti nenaden razsul Nemcije
nam ne bi garantiral, da Sc be
polozaj ia nasih zeleznicah hi.
tro izboljsar', je dejal. "Takra,
bono moral obrniti tok svojif
dobav cd Atlantika proti Paci
fiku, a to pomeni, da bono i
nell daljse voznje IL produk
cijskih centrov ma vzhodu. Akc
pa zacnemo ma Pacifiku opera
cije velikega >obsega, Sc v casu
ko Sc bijejo boji v Evropi, ko1
je videti zdaj, da Sc DO zgodilo
to bi nam nalozilo kar najvecje
tovore v obeh smereh".
Bozicne karte bodo poslane pre-
ko morja kadarkoli
Perioda cd Is septembra d,
Is. oktobra, XII je bila oznacene
kot doba "a posiljke zavojev ma
menjenih vojakom preko NOR
ia in mostvu mornarice, ne We
lila "a @sbozicne karte, XII bode
mogle biti poslane kadarkoli, !
teku omenjene periode ali p'
tudi pozneje. Ia vest prihaja il
uradov Ia posto vojske in NOR
narice.
Dobro DO, ako odposljete DO
zicne karte ze jako zgodaj, ds
bodo mogle biti prayocasno DO
stavljene tudi ma najbolj odda
ljenih vojnih podrocjih. Poslat
jill je treba zapecatenih zavo
jih. znamke morajo biti hot y
pisnna.
J Vojska je naznanila, da 20
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-18
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Slovan, odpri enkrat oci
sal dusa v Tebi Sc zivi,
da nikdar vec. ne bono spali
in sami sebe ogoljufali,.
cato, Slovan, odpri oci!
Hum so mas bill napadli
in Lahi so jim pomagali
rusiti mesta in vasi,
trositi tugo in skrbi,
, cato, Slovan, odpri oci!
Kri slovanska je prelita
nasa zemlja je napita,
Hum so Sc Mi kopali,
Lahi nam so Sc smejali,
zato, Slovan, odpri oci!
Grobove sami smo kopali,
da SO mas v nje metali,
dekleta, fante in moze,
sam Bog We kaj Hum Sc store,
zato, Slovan, odpri oci!
Zato, Slovan, odpri oci -
zdruzimo nase vsc moci,
da zivel BODIES brez skrbi
in vtakal enkrat lepsih dni,
zato, Slovan, odpri oci!
i Joseph Vessel.
Cleveland, 0.