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Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF PUBLIC WORK

Notice is hereby given that a
resolution of intention No. 075 was
adopted and passed on the 18th day
of April, 1914, and was amended by
Resolution No. 878, adopted and
passed on the 3rd day of May, 1914,
in which resolutions it was proposed
that a certain alley therein referred
to and hereinafter described be vac
ated and entirely closed up. Said
alley is described as follows:
The alley situated between Lots
7 and 8, and the East 12 of Lot
on the one side, and Lots 16
and Is and the East u of Lot
IA on the other side, all being
in Block IL, ToWnsite of Ell
Centro.
Said resolution of intention as
amended is hereby referred to for
further particulars.
FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that any person interested
objecting to the said closing of the
said alley may make written objec-
tions to the same within ten 1O
days after the expiration of the
time of the publication of this no.
tice, and such objection or objec-
tions will be given a hearing by
the City Council as provided by
law.
(Signed) E. PAUL FORD,
Street Superintendent of
the City of FL Centre.
mo. Sd (M9-22 incl0
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17
PUSHING UP CEILING
ON NATIONS DEBT

A few days ago, quite as routine mat
ter as far as the average person knows,
Congress completed a measure that lndl-
Gates how little billions seem to concern
anybody any more. The occasion was
approval to extend the nations legal
debt ceiling to S240, 900 900, ,00O-juSt an
other hitch upward as Congress has been
doing since the war started, and before.
This means that we can go ahead and
obligate ourselves to note, to be paid IN
the future. up to 240 billions of dollars
before we must stop spending and ask
for further boost in the limit.
Of course we have been talking and
spending in the billions for decade 1t
wasn't SO long, either, after the new deal
took over that we switched from terms
of millions to billions and so we seem to
get used to it. 1t really would seem true,
as the old saw goes, that lone can get
used to anything, even hanging
What would have happened, say in
May of 80, if anyone in or out of Con-
gress had suggested fixing a debt limit
mark? Why, we didn't even have limit
then-didn't need any. In those dear
dead days beyond recall we counted our
millions and zealously eyed any inclina-
ton to plunge into debt" At the ap-
proach of the so-called depression when
the original RFC was brought to life,
congressman backed and filled and grip
ed over appropriating a few millions to
that original economy iron lung" And
even at that Hoover and reluctant and
belligerent congress were branded as
the worst spenders in all time.
And, Mr.. Citizen, don't forget that this
debt ceiling now stands at 24O billions,
had its limit spliced before war came
along. But even with the war needs, it is
not saying too much to advise keeping an
eye on the rising peak.
Despite the philosophy of some of the
prominent dreamers at Washington, a
debt is debt yet.
When the new limit was set last week,
Republicans insisted on holding it to the
240 billions instead of fixing it at 26O
billions as originally planned. The 240
limit backed by the COP was approved by
the committee chairmaned and made up
mostly of Democrats.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17
Political Unit
OF Clio Calls
For Fourth Term

CHICAGO, May IT. CUP)-The
CIO political action committee has
endorsed President Roosevelt for
a fourth term.
A resolution passed by the COM
mittee said the members felt con-
fident that the people will re-elect"
the President.
The committee did not endorse
Vice e-PreSident Wallace for re-elec-
ton, but Sidney Hillman, chair
man of the committee, said consi-
Geration of a vice-president en-
dorsement would be taken up later.
The passing of the resolution was
the first formal action by the C1O
to support the President for another
term.
Meanwhile, amid cheers and a
parade of delegates, the Amalgam-
ated Clothing Workers of America
adopted a fourth term resolution by
unanimous acclamation at their
national convention.
The convention also adopted a
resolution calling for the renomina-
I ton and reelection of Henry A
Wallace as vice president.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17
DEATH TOUCHED HIM

George Ade, native Hoosier, but friend
of all men, he who loved life and wanted
most of all for his fellow-man to be hap
py, is dead The gifted penman, writer
of things that made one laugh, and OF
things homely yet ever with wholesome
morals. succumbed in peace at the home
of neighbor in his beloved Indiana COM
munity. He was 78. He had passed the
allotted span of life. He believed and
practced the theory that good neigh
bor" policy begins at home. His large
farm was the Mecca for those who would
be care-free for a spell. His doors never
were locked. Whether friends came by
the score or the hundreds always there
was genuine hospitality. His writing
career began as green" reporter IN
Chicago. Soon came the play THE Sui
tan of Sulu", full of fun and laughter
From then on his pen ran riot and always
what he wrote was good, be it play, nc
ton or fact A people can not afford to
lose those who bring sunshine and laugh
ter and happiness into life. And AIDES
death removed the dean of this fraternl-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17

church.
Markedly improved after COL
lapse that followed his controver-
sial journey to Russia in the inter-
ests of RuSso-Polish peace, the 54-
year-old Polish-American was thus
spared a month-long period OF PEN
ance and meditation in a monas-
terry.
After receiving a message OF
apology from the priest, Bishop
Thomas M. OLeary issued a brief
statement through the Springfield
chancellery office that read:
Upon receipt of Father Orle-
manski's letter, the Most Rev. BiSh-
op lifted the suspension which had
been imposed.
At the chancellery office it was
implied that at no time in the
future will Father Orlemanski dis
cuss the conversations he had in
the Kremlin with Premier Marshal
Josef Stain. Nor will he follow
his original plan to go to Washing
ton for conferences with President
Roosevelt or Secretary of State
Cordell Hull, it was understood.
The formally-Worded letter to
Bishop OLeary was Father Orle-
manski's only comment on the
case, it read:
Your EXcellency:
Il regret my seeming disregard
for the legislation and cirectives
of my church and I hasten to apol-
ogize for the lack of respect for
ecclesiastical authority which could
, be inferred from my actions.
1T is now my fixed purpose and
promise to cease and separate my
self from all activities which are
not in accordance with the rule and
mind of the Catholic church.
Il wish at this time to make
known that the Springfield chan
celery office notified me that my
message to the apostolic delegate
which merely contains the two
questions and answers already
printed in the press Of the country
was received at the delegation and
that the message will be given due
consideration and referred by the
apostolic delegate to the proper
| church authorities"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17

WASHINGTON, May II. OUP)-
President Roosevelt revealed in a
war budget review at his news con-
ference that $83OO, 100000 has been
slashed from spending estimates
since his 1945 budget was sent to
congress in January.
He said the economies involve
cuts of $4,400,000,000 in estimated
expenditures for the navy, $3,000,-
100000 for the army and $1,000,-
100000 for the war shipping ad-
ministration, an increase of $780,
100000 in estimated spending for
other war activities cropped the
overall total to $4,000 100000.
Mr.. Roosevelt said the original
January estimates were based on
major all-inclusive war decisions
reached at the four-poWer Cairo
and Tehran conferences late in
l943. Since then, he added, military
planners have been able to make
more particular decisions and to
incorporate their procurement pro-
grams with definite operational
plans.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17
Navy Cuts Output
Of FIGHTER Plane

WASHINGTON, May II. UP)-
The navy has revealed that it is
ordering a reduction in the over
all production of navy fighter
planes because losses of that type
have been fewer than expected.
But it warned that the cutback
should not be interpreted as a pre-
luce to any production letdown.
1t attributed the reduced require
ments to a loWer-than-a anticipated
attrition rate, relative air superior
ity and the superiority of planes and
pilots.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17

We were sitting on Ed Carey's
porch, enjoying a friendly glass
of beer, whe. squadron of
fighter planes goes over in
tight formation swift and trim
and powerful.
"Thers," says Ed proudly,
"gOes an American tradition"
"What do you mean, traditiOn?"
Eben Crowell says. "America's
a hundred sixty years old fly
ing's the newest thing there is"
"But those planes" says Ed,
they're the best in the world
the best made and the best
flown. That's what I mean by
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17
BIimp's Wreck
Sfirs Probe

LAKEHURST. N. j., May II. up
Officials of the LakehurSt Naval
air station Wednesday investigated
the crash of a training blimp that
took the lives of ten men. including
six officers. An eleventh member
of the crew was injured critically.
Naval authorities examined the
wreckage of the 250-foot craft to
determine if the accident was due
to mechanical defects after first
reporting the crash was caused by
an error in judgment by student
pilot.
The lighter -than-air training ship
crashed into the upper edge Of a
large hangar, shearing off the cabin
and dropping it more than 200 feet
TO a concrete runway.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17
CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

1t is not usually included in statistics
on war production, but let me remind
YOU that women since 1910 have pro-
duced 100000 new babies over and
above the normal production quota-a
production equal to half the armed forces
in number. They have replenished where
men have destroyd.-Brig. .-Gn. Frank T..
Hins, administrator Of retraining and re-
employment.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17
CUT COMPANY TIES

NEW YORK, May II. CUP)-
Henry j. Kaiser, west coast ship
builder. said Wednesday that he
and his son, Henry, Jr., were sever
ing all connections with the Brews-
ter Aeronautical corporation. He
made his announcement at the an
nual stockholders meeting in reply
to a question from the floor. He
did not say when the retirements
would be effective.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17
PERMIT ISSUED TO REPAIR
FIRE DAMAGED BUILDING

The building block on Fifth and
Broadway, damaged by fire April
5, will be repaired A contract was
let Wednesday morning by George
Bucklin in the sum of $1,000.
The building permit issued by the
city engineers office stated that the
roof, ceiling and walls would be
repaired. According to the owners
it will be restored throughout.
The fire, originating in the Vic
tory Cafe, damaged three stores in
the block before being brought un-
der control.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17
INFANT DIES IN HOSPITAL

Willis Bernard Johnson, Jr., IT.
day-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3.
johnson, Sr, died Tuesday in the
FL Centro hospital. The baby's
mother is the former Carmen Vim
frido.
Funeral services will be in charge
Of Lemons Funeral Home in the
Catholic church in Ell Centro at
9:30 a. m. Thursday Burial will be
in Evergreen cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17
OrIemunski Wins
Full Forgiveness

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. May IT..
(UPl-Rev. Stanislaus Orlemanski
was reinstated as priest and pastor
of Our Lady OF the Holy Rosary
church after apologizing to his
Bishop, who had suspended him for
an unauthorized mission to Mos
COW. and promising to follow "the
rule and mind OF the Catholic
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17
new BOOKS
FICTION

The Man With The Lumpy Nose,
lawrence Lariar; While Still We
Live, Helen Machines; Seas Stand
Watch, Helen Parker Mudgett;
Mongrel Mettle, Jesse Stuart; They
Came to London, Paul Tabori; A
Plain Case of Murder, Lee Thayer;
Death In Ankara, Clement Wood
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17
Editorials and Comment

EDITORS NOTE: The foiioniRe edit
0riais are presented os interesting opin-
ions DOiced by editors eiselchere. They
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17
From where | sit e. by Joe Marsh
New Version of an
Old American Tradition

an American tradition: making
things, doing things, just a little
better, whether it's an airplane
or railroad or a glass of fine
American beer like this"
And from where i sit, Ed has
put his finger on what makes
America great and will keep
her great. The urge to do things
just a little better - from the
planes we make to the glass OF
beer that we enjoy. Things to be
proud of all of them!
9Is M"D<
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17
NON FICTION

North Star, Lillian Hellman;
Plays Of Democracy, Margaret May
orga; Wonderings, John Masefield
The Americas and Tomorrow, Vir-
ginia Prewett; Rise to Follow, AL
bert Spalding; Beloved Scientist
David O. Woodbury.; The New Sun
Taro Yashima; You're Only Human
Once, Grace Moore.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17

Having learned that it lies within our
power to create a level prosperity
double anything we have known before
we are not going to be content to go DacK
to the artificial scarcities, the unemploy-
ment in the midst of plenty.-OPA Ad-
ministrator Chester BoWles.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17

fUSAAF photo from NEA)
Grounded and facing retirement
from the u S. Air Force since
the Army found out he is only
Is years old, Sgt. De Sales a
Glover of Pittsburgh, Pa, sits
on q bomb at an English base
and ponders his fate. Enlisting
at IA, he has served as waist
gunner on six missions over Eu-
rope and holds the Air Medal
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17

If we can jointly agree upon the pat
tern of the future peace, that pattern
will stand. If we fail to agree, there VIII
he no future peace.-British Ambassador
Lord Halifax.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17
HOW RICH ARE YOU?
desert Diggin's)

desert Dlggln s.
don't mean how much money you
have in the bank or how much your real
estate is worth-there are other riches
more valuable than these. Some day l
am going to write a book about how
every man and woman may be rich right
now, today, in the things that really
count.
In my scrapbook l have little article
about being richer each day that | would
like to share with you. Here it is:
"You are richer today than you were
yesterday-if you have laughed Often
given something, forgiven even more,
made new friend today, or made step
ping-stones of stumbling blocks: If you
have thought more in terms of 'thyselt
than myself, or if you have managed
to be cheerful even if you were weary.
You are richer tonight than you were
this morning :. if you have taken time
70 trace the handiwork of God in the
commonplace things of life, or II you
have learned to count out things that
really do not count, or if you have been
a little binder to the faults of friends
and foe. You are richer if little child
has smiled at you, and stray dog has
licked your hand or if you have looked
for the best in others and given others
the best in you.-(Anonymous).
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17

BOOKS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
A Ring And Riddle, M. lin; A
Bee In Her Bonnet, Eva Kristoffer-
sen; Big Brownie, Rutherford Mont
gomery; The Sword Is Drawn, An
Dire Norton.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-17

No. 81 of Series Copyright 1914 Breing Industry Foundation
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-01
Anekdo+o

Dvorni svetnik Duden ie ne
koc obiskal znanega filozofa, ki
je bill velik ljubitelj knjig. Ia
koj po kosilu je filozof popeljal
d7ornega svetnika v svojo knjiz-
nico, kjer mu je yes ponosen
pokazal svoje knjige, katerim
Sc je dvorni svetnik iskreno Gu
dill.
"Vi innate tukaj silnN redka
dela;" pravi dvorni svetnik S
priznanjem. "Gotovo so te
knjige pozrle ogromno denar-
ja."
"Res," je odgovoril filozof "te
knjige sem 81 mogel nabaviti
samo tako da sem Sc odpove-
dal neki drugi mali knjizici."
"Kateri ?" Sc je zacudil COST.
"Hranilni knjizici," Sc je ma
smehnil filozof.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-01

izrocila vojno znamko "a $1.0O
in smo jo sedaj vnovcili, torej
cash $1.O0.
Torej skupno zbranega V ja-
nuarju $3O8.5O, kar je Re lep
prispevek.
Vsem drustvom, oziroma njih
clanstvu, najlepsa hvala "a to
pomoc. zelimo veliko posnemal-
cev Sc pri ostalih drustvih. Raw
no tako, lepa hvala posamezni-
kom "a njih> humanitarian pri-
spevek.
Dale maj omenim Sc, ko pi-
sem, da Sc odbor tudi zahvali
mrs. Mary Wauter, katera je
pomagala OBJ nasi zadnji prize
ditvi nabirat oglase okrog tr-
govcev z Mrs. Cert. Bokal, "a
katero provizijo so bile opravi-
Gene ma podlagi nasega sklepa,
in jo je kot je re bilo objavlje-
no, Mrs. Bokal podarila nazaj.
Polovico tie vsote seveda je tudi
pripadala Mrs. Wauter, ter je
tudi ona tako poklonila vsoto V
korist organizacije. Torej VISA
cast in priznanje pozrtvovalnim
Slovenian, XII so nabirale ogla-
Sc in vrnile vse nazaj, izvzemsi
enc. Min trud je precej pripo-
mogel takrat k nasemu skppne-
mu 'uspehu. Delez Mrs. Wauter
je bill $4.37.
Ia podruznico Stew. 35 JPO,
S.:
]. F. Durn, tajnik,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-01

do alkohola je njegovo propa-
DAME seveda pospesilo.
Kot beraski muzikant, XII je
svoje dohodke takoj spreminjal
v zganje, je nekega dne srecal
svojega nekdanjega tovarisa AL
vareza. Ia je bill poklic godbe-
nika obesil ma kiln ter Sc lotil
kupcije z zganji. Alvarez Sc je
"a propadlega tovarisa zavzel,.
vcasih ga je povabil ma kosilo..
Oh taksnih prilikah je spoznal,
da kaze Caracas, cim ga ina
nekoliko pod kapo, izredno ma
darjenost "a ustvarjanje mic
nih in ganljivih melodii, po-
pevk in pesnih skladb.
Umetnik je svoje melodije i'm
proviziral ma flavto, je pa mamie
pozabljal, cim Sc je streznil. Ia
ko hi Sc izgubljale "a vecno, &c
bi jih Alvarez, XII je kot bivsi
godbenik lahko uganil njih vred-
most, takoj ne zapisoval. MOI
pa Sc je zelo skrbno cuval, da.
bi Caracasu tenn kaj povedal.
lzdajal jih je pod svojim ime-
nom in je tudi znatne dohodke,
XII SO izvirali il tega, vtikal v
svoj Yep.
Sc cesce je potem vabil Ca
racasa k sebi, ga oaamlial S
pijaco in ga pozival, maj mu i
gra.
Toda Caracas je nekega dne
koncno slisal igrati tango, o
katerem ie tudi v treznem sta
nju lahko dejal, da ga je ustva-
ril on sam. Ma ia nacin ie pri-
sla vsa premetenost njegovega
"plemenitega" prijatelja ma dan.
Sodna razprava je zivljenjje "a
pitega flavtista obrnila nemara
v drugo smer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-01
Finaneno porocilo podruzni.
ce stew. IS JPO,SS

Cleveland, Ohio. - z vese'
lem moran porocati, da je bil
mesec januar ma prostovoljnin
prispevkih Sc najbolj uspesen,
odkar delujemo "a to human,
tarno delo.
Seveda prvi vrsti pridejo tu
v postev drustva, katera so pri-
spevala ma njih decemberskih
sejah, in njih tajniki odposlalI
v TEN mesecu. Nekatera drus
tva, XII so prispevala dovolj
zgodno v decembru, SO bila za
" mojem decemberskem poroci,
lu omenjena.
Pri vseh drustvih Sc je maj
bolje postavilo "a enkrat dru-
stvo mir" Stew. 142 SNPJ. -
VISA cast in priznanje zavedne-
mu clanstvu "a tako velikodu,
sen dar.
Torej tn sledijo prispevki, Xxi
so bill prispevani ma podlagi Ste,
vilk V potrdilni knjiznici, XII SO
darovali pri spodaj podpisane
mu tajniku.
DR.. Washington stew. 80 S
D. z. $500.
Mr.. Paul Cesnik mi je prime.
sci kar $1,000 ter mi rekel, da
je to prispevek Cd druzine o
krog bozicnega drevesca.
DR.. Marie Vnebovzetje stew
1O3, ABB $500.
DR.. Cerknisko jezero Stew. Sc
S. D. z. $500.
DR.. "V boj" Stew. So SNIP
januarski prispevek.
Dr.. Zavedni sosedje Stew. 15e
S. N. P. ]. $500.
Jos. Champa $1.O0 izroci.
Geo. Pauchur.
East End Social Club $500
JOS. Kobal $500. ...
Mrs. Sodnikar (ne dovolj cit,
ljivo) v kopiji potrdila $500
Izrocila tudi "a JOS. Kobala.
DR.. CollinWoodske Slovenke
stew. % sDz Dvomesecni pri,
spevek $500.
Dr.. Waterloo Camp st. 281
WOW. $500. Ia vsota bi mo.
rala biti izrocena ze v minulem
lctu ma podlagl sklepa drustve
nc scje.
DR.. Mir s.er 142, SNIP j
$4,000. 81 j
Dr.. zdruzeni. bratje stew. 26
SNIP $500. I
Mrs. Ivancic, je pred casom
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-01
Flavtist in njegov
priijatelj

Alkohol je bill po eni strani
kriv, da je Paolo Caracas, neki
brazilski muzikus, ustvarjal
najocarljivejse napeve in udar-
nice, kar so jih kdaj zvizgali in
prepevali po ulicah in ma balko-
nih brazilske prestolnice.
Alkohol pa je bill po drugi
strait kriv tudi tega, id nj incl
Caracas niti najmanjsega poi
ma Q tenn, da je re dolgo casa
zelo uspesen skladatelj z znat-
mimi dohcdki. :,..-
Neki zganjar pc imenu Alva-
rez je zivel ma Caracasov racun
brezskrbno zivljenje, kar Sc je
ma senzacionalni sodrli razpravl
izkazalo sele pozneje. Alvarez Sc
js moral zagovarjati zavoljo
kraje dusevne lastnine.
Muzik Caracas je bill mad vsc
nadarjen igralec flavte in ko S,
nj lilo zvocnega filma, so ga / ra, !.
.di nasemali Y orkestre najvec-
jih rioskih kinemat ografov.
zvocni film ga je napravil brez-
poselnega in njegovo nagnjenje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-01
STRATEGIJA RDECE ARMADE

Nova prodiranja ruskh anmad pod povejstvom
Bagramana in Rokosovskega batskem in beloruskem
sektoru razodevajo nacea ske strategija XII zdaj po
ska Nemce smeri proti zahodu. Ia porocia izpopo-
njuejo vesti prodranju amade generaa Govorova ma
leningraski front cd teh dveh sektoreV kar
nam daje celotno sko sedanega srategcnega poozaja
Ocividno je, da Rusi Cd bozica sem uporabljao ma
severn Frpeskh mocvrij pa do Baltskega morja isto
taktko kateo bill uporabljali ma odsekh fronte cd
Pripetskih mocvirij pa do crnega morja
Trenotno Je pray fronta Cd Baltskega NOR
ia pa do Crnega morja plameneca fronta, bor
ba proti Wehrmachtu- kjer nj nobene v1zei, nt
ciju, nit ma bojnem polju
Udarec Rokosovskega oh severnem robu in skozi
sevelni del Prpetsh mocvri je in bistveno pove
zan Vatunovim prodiranem oh juznem robu in skozi
uzni del tel mocvr Prodranje Vatutina je tako bill
skovto da Prpetska mocv ia MISC ba dovol varna
zasomba desnega krilae JUNE ofenzive Prodiranje Ro
kosovskega ije desno krlo Vatuna in tako spaja
ronto XII je nepretrgana cd Batskega do Cnega mora.
A1made severn bodo storile isto, kar de]ae
alnade ma iugu prebijae bodo napre poskusale OBJ
koljt in unciti, vsak nacn pa pregnat in koncno
tudi rabbit nemsko armada.
Rezutati so ocvidni. Rusi izracunali nemske IL
CUBE prve t tedne Vatutnovega prodiranja in polka
zao Sc e a so Nemci samo ma tel 'front.' izgub cd bo
zica pa do 6 anuarja pribzno 100000 mrtvih in OBJ
je bio razdejanh ali zaetih 24OO tankov To so
ogromne izgube.
mad 5000 mrtvh dan btki, XII diva zbocni fronte
Vinca-Uman Nemci Sc bijeo tam, da b drzai zvljenj
sko vazno dvotilno zeleznico Odesa-LWow. Srdta O.
blamba generala Mannsteina nam kaze, da je VISA
nenska strategija podrejena enemu cj-kako re-
siti nemsko bojno silo pred unicenj jem.
Dogajane katero opazujemo, je spopad in cello visek
tekme dveh strategcnh konceptov, XII je zacea pri
Salngradu in nadaljevaa cas- cd tahrat brez od
diha in Sc ne more koncat, doker bo Wehrmacht-
nemska bojna sia-popolnoma unicena. Neizprosna To-
gka te vojaske stuacije DO odk1ivaa v vseh
btkah, k bodo sede, gede to, ke bodo borile
te almade in kate zemlj bodo naletele druga dru
60 Nobene druge resitve more bit to strahovto
borbo dveh najvecjih kopnh armad, kar h je spo-
pljelo kda zgodovini
Radi tega so sedanji dogodki severn Rusije tako
vekega pomona. Ako rusko prodranje juno cd Le-
nngrada in zahod prot Batiku razvije tako nagco
kot Sc razvjale druge ofenzive, poem je asno da
upao Rus, da bodo Inogl raztrgat nemsko armada ma
stri dele Odsekati nan1erava Nemce cd Rige
cd onih seveno cd Prpetkh mocvir prav tako kot po
skusajo lociti Nemce JUNO cd Pripesih mocvimj cd
onih XII nahaajo zavoju Dnjepra. Obenem pa poti
skajo Nemce prot zahodu in h podijo Baltsko more
severu Crno morje ma jugu. To so gavne linije
IaZvOia ma vZhOdni 'front.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-01

Maj. Gen. Wlliama Rupertus, XII e poveljeyal oddel-
Ike marinov, XII napadli dvoe aponskh zrakoplovise
ma rticju Gloucester Now Britani, vdite zgorn
Sikh (na lev, ko renira skupno topnicarjev predpr
pravah "a ponovni napad Kmalu po emu napadu pa je
bilo porocano da so amersk marin vzc trdovratnemu
odporu Japoncev, prodri skozi sovrazne line