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Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-08
HELD FOR INQUIRY

Albert Graves, 81; Jim E, 20, and
Minnie JORDAN, z. Atoland nesei
Negroes, were turned over to coun-
ty authorities. They were arrested
for investigation in connection with
the Staying of Nathaniel Bruel
Coolidge, Ariz., early Sunday morn
| ing
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-08
Senate Extends
Lend.Lease
With Restriction

WASHINGTON, May 8. (UP)-
The senate voted 63 to l Monday
to extend lend-leaSe to June 80
l945. but with an amendment which
would forbid the President to make
any postwar economic or military
commitment in connection with any
lease settlements.
The amendment, offered by Sena-
tor Arthur H. Vandenberg, tRo.
Michigan. was adopted by voice
vote
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-08
DRAWS S25 FINE

In FL Centre police court Mon
day morning w. w. Nilsson, 20,
Salinas, was fined $25 for creating
a disturbance at the bus station
Saturday night Al Snyder was
given 10 days; Robert l.. Milton, Al,
paid SIS, and Frank Penney, was
given u days, all ON intoxication
charges.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-08
WASH TUBBS

Continued from Page Il
southern formations raiding Buch-
Arrest, capital of Romania.
USE BLOCK-BUSTERS
Up to 500 heavy bombers from
British bases tumbled block busters
and fire bombs on airfield buildings
and ammunition dumps near Rem
mes, at the base Of the Brittany
peninsula: airfield buildings at
Nantes, at the mouth of the Loire
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-08
Main Street Cafe
Damaged by Fire

Fire of an UNDETERMINED origin
caused damages estimated at $500
to the office and Storeroom of the
Greyhound Stage Co.. cafe, ATS
Main street, Saturday at midnight
The fire was discovered at 1l:50
pm. Considerable damage was done
to the office cesk, an ice box, can
ned goods. office records and the
walls of the cafe.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-08
Allies Center
Hits on Berlin

river; airfield buildings at Tours
100 miles east of Nantes; an am
munition dump at SalbriS, 60 miles
farther east. and military targets
along the Normandy coast.
First reports indicate all attacks
were we'll concentrated" the air
ministry announced. An attack al
so was made on LeverkuSen, north
of Cologne, and mines were laid
in enemy waters. Nine of our air.
craft are missing.
Striking from italian bases, Raj
Halifaxes. Liberators and yelling
tons concentrated on railway yards
at Bucharest, which still were blaz-
ing from some 1900 tons of bombs
dropped on them in daylight sun
day by nearly 500 American Flying
FortresSes and Liberators.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-08
ppIIES FOR PROBATION

Valentino Ortiz Friday in super
ior court pleaded guilty to drunk
driving and admitted that he had
a record of two similar offenses.
He asked for probation and Will
be given a hearing May IL.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-08
PLAN PARENTS NIGHT

Tuesday night will be parents
night at Troop 73's meeting in the
fire station, according 10 Clyde
Lott, ScoutmaSter. Movies and a
Boy Scout program have been ar
ranged, he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-08
CITE PROPOSALS

They proposed that a permanent
emergency council provided for in a
1929 state act be reconstructed and
that cities and counties be allowed
to convert their defense or war
councils into permanent disaster
organizations.
The council was asked to recon-
mend repeal of the war powers act
under which it operates and neces-
sary legislation to bring the 1929
act up to date for action at spe-
cial session of the legislature ex-
pected within a month.
Quinn, one of the authors of the
original war powers act, was the
only member of the council to
voice serious objections to the pro-
posal.
He said he believed the war
council should keep on with the
job" until the war is over, and
declared that the plan would only
substitute one agency for another.
INSISTS ON PLAN
/
the plan was necessary TO keep
emergency services from dying on
the vine He said the chief need
for volunteer civilian protection SER
vice now is to supplement fire and
police departments hit by manpoW-
er shortages.
we Cont think we want to
maintain this sort of organization
which the public Identifies as an
organization against attack" he
said, adding that the phrase civil
ian defense has become a sort OF
mental hazard" against obtaining
volunteers for needed services.
Graves said that the plan hac
been discussed with 1t. Gen. Delos
c. Emmons, commander of the
western defense command, and that
he had approved it in principle.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-08
NIGHT ATTACKS

The night raiders also hit factor
les and other targets in their Sec
one straight night of attacks on
the Romanian capital.
Twenty German planes were shot
down Sunday by the American
bombers and their escorts, while
elsewhere in the Mediterranean
theater, 10 other aircraft were de-
stroyed. Two American heavy bomb
ers and u other allied planes were
lost.
The intensification of allied raics
on Romania from italian bases was
interpreted as a sottening-up oper-
alton designed to pave the way for
Soviet offensive. just as those
against France were in support OF
Anglo American troops preparing
to invade western Europe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
1OSingersPilked
For Isle Tryout

Chosen from a field Of $50 con.
testants, 10 Detroit singers today
were named TO appear with the
Detroit Federation OF MUSICIANS
band at successive Belle Isle con-
certs sponsored by the department
Of parks and recreation. From the
10 finslists, one viii b. chosen 10
slpg n radio network concert.
The SololStS, selected at last
nights Belle Isle concert. were
June Gardner, 20 Of 1888 Lake
view; Patricia Kelly. l6 Of l0454
w. jefferson; Frederick Burnett
81, of 1867 W. Grand Blvd ;
Laurence Watson. 81. of 271 r.
KIRBY, Frances Prisiola IS Of
l349 DevOnShire. Betty Anne
Crotinger, II. of 5055 Daley: Jean
Richards. -, Of 1883 Faust:
Dorothy L. Steffes, y, of 755 y.
Melborn, Dearborn. Rose Der
derian, Is. Of 166OS Appoline and
Richard T. Gerathy. II, Of 2925
Northwestern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Sea Bfiidged
By j. 5. Navy

CHICAGO, Aug 3 CUP)-The
u. S. navy has $4,000 ships, more
than double the size of all the
navies in the world. Joseph H.
Liston. special assistant TO WPB
Chairman Nelson, told the Inter
national Lions Clubs here.
These include. he said. 900 de-
Stroyers, almost q bridge from
here 10 Europe, and 1875, 900 air.
planes built since Pearl Harbor.
Ships were launched IN 1912 al
the rate OF three and half a
day, Liston said. Ship launchingS
averaged five and a half a day in
1913. But in 1914, America Was
launching liz ships a day.
REACH PEAK IN As
"And we are not through
yet" he said. THE strength Of
the u. =. navy will not reach It's
peak until l945," the WLB
speaker asserted.
Steel production today is o.
-6e9, 6e6- tons eeHHPaFed-te- ~, :
900, 900 tons in 1888.
The invasion program calls fol
10000 landing craft, of which
10000 were built last year but
ZOO more will be constructed
this year
I'VE have built l,l60. DOC, 900
rounds of artillery ammunition
and we are building "A machine
gun every 81 seconds" he de-
clared.
I'VE are spending $780,
000. 900 every month for radio
and radar.
$4,000 TANKS
America has rolled out 49,
900 tanks In the past two years,
small tanks AT a cost OF Si5, 900,
medium tanks at 100000 and
large tanks at SI55,OO0
This war ~ not over. The
Job OF war production IL not
over. Our schedule for this
year calls for $69, DOC, 600, 900 OF
war prOduction-20 per cent
greater than the production of
last year.
IS BILLION To COME
Goods yet 10 he delivered
total today $4,000, 900, 900.
Your government has placed a
total of $40, 900, OOO, 900 in CON
tracts. The total cancellation
Is exactly $4,000, 900. 900. and
OF these 20 bfftt0n approXf-
mately IS per cent were re-
placed with other contracts.
The production OF LOO, OOC
military trucks built last year i,
1000 or 5000 more than thc
entire auto industry produced In
It's peak days. Llston said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

TT -NETFTS
ENRICHED WITH NITAMINS
BI. BIG AND q
Gillian I-Y-BI Tablets have been
specially prepared 10 be taken
alternately with Gillian Medicine.
They contain vitamins which have
an important influence on the
nerves, appetite and energy. Try
these tablets for 10 days and see
II YOU don't look, act and feel
better. Only CSC bottle.
CUT-RATE DRUGS
DRUG STORES
I'd Michigan Drug stores
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Made From Natures Herbs

Gillian rs ar advanced medical
compound containing juices from
Is healrhgTvIHE herbs, roots and
barks. II mixes with the food in
ones stomach. thus helping to
eliminate tifr-frUTsuug that foster
stomach troubles and TO permit the
kidneys and liver 10 junction prop
erly. n usually acts within 10 min
utes 20 stop gas pains. sourness
bloat and beichng II tends 30
make your liver more active. Al the
same time. Gillian helps relieve
sluggish kidneys and backache, due
TO faulty elimination
Gillian is recommended and sold
by the drug stores listed below and
all other Detroit and Michigan drug
stores. Help yourself TO health.
Start today by buying a bottle OF
Gillian. one bottle will convince
YOU. Get the family size and save
the price az bottle The Gillian
Medicine Co. Keith Bldg, Cncin'
mai O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Band Coneeff
At Belle Isle

The Detroit Federation of Mu-
sicianS Band Will present the fol-
lowing program at its concert at
S:15 tonight in the Belle Isle she'll:
THE sTAR-sPANGLED BANNER
Overture Prince Igot-...-..4.-.-.-.-.--Bo Todin
Exaltation .-,.,'.......,s,.. Coerne
The Miracle su.te............ Humperdink
ca organ solo
90 Procession and Chldrens Dance
Cci Banquet scene ana Nun Da1c5
ca March 90 tns Army ana Death M8lt
tel The Christmas Scene Finale
NJ Heautt'gl Lady. symphonic
farapnrhse ....-.......... ..... 'dT'l
star Dust ................... Carmichael
INTERMfsSION
March, Barnum and Bailey Fayorite KInE
Southern Rhapsody ....-..- coo. Homer
CApElcs,-a- IA far -C4GdpreI! A-.-.- Kststbss
March, from Love OF Three
Oranges ................ Pr0kofeff
Overture, The Student Prince Eomherg
Smoke Gets IN Your Eyes. --.,.. Kern
Phiils Shell vocal solo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

I. hoSpltal preaK suspect 49,.
Carl Dreaming Port, q, who
according TO the FBI admits that
he drove the car in which two
police prisoners fled Receiving
Hospital July -, was held today
in $1,000 bail.
Port told FBI agents that he
met the prisoners. Jack Edwards
and Robert Garlough when he was
in the psychopathlc ward for
observation He drove them 10
Indiana in car which he had
stolen after being released on $500
bond on a charge Of illegally
wearing a naval officers uniform,
he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Mr.. George Pepa, 5227 Rus
sci ST.. Detroit, Had to
Take Laxatives All the
Time-Felt Worn Out
Wonderfully Relieved by
Gillian.

One of hun.
dreds IN Mich.
igan and else.
" b = 2 e " h q
gratefully Civ .
credit to Gillian
Tor its help IN
putting JOY back
into life, Mr..
G q orge Pepa
can't speak toe
highly in praise
OF this natural
medicine which
was just what
he needed. hen
he seemed most
In need of IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
DEfR0ITsag MES

Published every Week Day Evening and
Sunday Morning by the Times Publishing
Company az 1928 Times Square. Detroit
81. Michigan.
EnisIss- a. Detroit htc1., u strOnd-CIEsS
Mail Matter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

ADVFRTIgFAfE.NT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
Weary Feet
Perk Up With
Ice-Mint Treat

when feet burn. callouses citing and every
step 10 torture, don't Just groan and do
nothing Rub on little Ice-Mnt Frosty
white. cream-like. its cooling soothing COM
fort helps drive the fire and pain right out
.. tired muscles relax IN grateful relief.
A world OF difference in few minutes. See
how Iee-Mint helps soften up oorns and
callouses too. Get foot happy today, the
Iee-Mint way. Your druggist has Ice-Mint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

Fir
and in it Fahrenheit
hat afforded lock- and
nd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03

Read Mt Pepa's statement
For two -AEaLS-I-s uffet.-t4 from
awful stomach trouble | had poor
irrr-tftr,- arrrt WIS r0rmenJed hy gas
pains and bloating. was so terribly
Icoustipated that had TO take Taxa
!!tives all the time also suffered
from torturing rheumatic pains in
my side ] always felt sick and
worn out. I decided to try Gillian
and | want TO say right here and
now that this remarkable medicine
has made me feel like a new man,
All the ailments that tortured me
so long have been wonderfully re
/ CUNNINGHAM'S DRUG STORl
BARTHWELL
II -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-03
What Is Your
SKIN Trouble?

Embarrassed b. ugy. er'ernally caused Pm
pies. Acne. Ecfsma. PsoriAsis' Try MEkCl-
REX (mercJ-re1l- Tia SIX active Ingredients
help remove crusts scales. scabs relieve Itch
ms smauinE: help prevent local Infection.
AIERC1REN IL flesh tinted. smells GOOD. can
he used any time. million Jars used Must
relieve or money refunded Al DRUG Stores.
Econ0ny Sire Jar. Coo.
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AUTHORIZATIONS $500

All money sent' AZ sender's risk. DO not
send cash or stamps All checks, draft.
And money orders should be made payable
% THE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY
international News Service has ths eN-
elusive nights 20 use Tor reproduction ~
any form all news dispatches credited "a
Il or not otherwise credited IN this paper.
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.Av full.
PAINS in STOMACH
APPETITE WAS POOR

ifrvrti- bv-tT y m ! A--shlg- recnm,
mend this splendid medicine
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-31

Ravno Bistra je prva zasledila
Franceta; ona .je najprej 1--we
della "a njegovo hiso, raznnotri-
la vse njegove razmere in tako
vodila Nigano $ svetorn, zvija-
cami in dejansko pomocjo, da je
ia slednjic nasla Franceta.
In zdaj, ko je pripeljala Nj
.gana moza seboj, je Bistra O.
ba z veseljem sprejela v svojo
pozrtvovalno materinsko skrb.
In res bila jima je skrbna in
vesca vodnica ma poti v Nigani-
no domovino,
Poznala je VISA pota, Sc tako
skrita stezica ali brvica j nj BIZ
la neznana, v vsaki zagati je ma
sla izhod, v vsaki nesreci je
znala tolaziti, vvsaki bridkosti
bodriti, " vsaki nevarnosti po-
magati. Skrbela jima je "a Ii
vez, pripravljala udobno preno-
cisce in sama cula cello noe. Ia
Sc nj marala mic in .zdelo Sc je,
da res nicesar ne potrebuje. -
Ljubeznivo je pogledovala Nj
gano, a ma moza Sc je cesto O.
zrla z zanicljivim, nevoljnim O.
cesom, skoro z gnevom. Toda
kakor nitro Sc je oh takih prili-
kah Nigana prosece ozrla proti
njej, so j takoj izginile zloce-
ste poteze liz obraza in njenih
oceh je naenkrat zaigrala moo
ma materinska ljubezen. -
Tako so Sc nasi popotniki od-
mikali blejski okolici. Potovali
so po najbolj samotnih krajih,
deloma po gozdu, deloma po
savskem produ in drugi dan po-
poldne dospeli v Ljubljano. Tu-
kaj je napisal France Zalki svo-
je poslovilno pismo.
zapustili so Ljubljano in od-
sli naprej proti cilju. Zdaj jih
je vodila pot skozi temne 60
zdove, zdaj so nasli mehko ste
zico oh kakem potocku, zdaj so
zopet morali prekoraciti ia ali
oni vinirodni dolenjski gric.
Dan je sledil dnevu, a S k r o
brez razlike "a nase popotnike.
Jedva je vsako jutro posvetilo
solnce, je ze zazarelo cigankino
oko, stisnila je ustnice in z des-
nico dala zapovedovalno zname-
ME "a odhod.
Dalje prihodn1tt)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-31

Drugo jutro ma vse zgodaj
sta bila France in crna zena ma
senozeti, kjer sta jih opazila O.
ma diva pastirja iz Bodesic. Pa
Min druzba Sc je povecala Sc "a
osebo: tn jih je namrec poca-
kala Niganina stara matt z j.
menom Bistra.
To je bila eudna postava
globoko skljucen hrbet, orlov'
sko zakrivljen nos, temno ma
gubanceno cello, izpod katerega
je sijalo dvoje zlih, kakor oglje
zarecih oci, temnorjava, zago-
rela polt po vsem obrazu, lasje
pa bell kakor sneg: zares ziva
podoba stare skodozeljne earov-
nice. Ime Bistra Sc il je pa po-
pomona prilegalo, zakaj njene
oci SO bile res bistre .kakor jas
trebove in MEN pogled je bill
pravcati orlovski pogled, XII je
zasledil Sc tako skrivne stvari.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-31

vzdramil in hrepenece stegnil O.
be roki tia proti ljubemu do
mu; a naenkrat jih je zopet
krcevito potegnil nazaj in jih
prekrizal ma prsih: il oci mu
je kanila grenka solza, mu zdrs-
Mia po obrazu in padla ma tia
- ma domaca tia - Sc v zadnji
pozdrav " slovo. - Boj je
bill koncan. Sc parkrat Sc mu je
privil il srcnih globin bolesten
vzdih:
"z Bogom, Zalka! - Fran
eek, Bog teboj! Ma svi-
denje mad zvezdami v ne
besih - V nebesih!"
Nato je prijel crno zeno "a
roko in zapovedal:
"Pojdiva!'
Odsla sta skozi gozd proti Sc
nozeti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-31
Urodnice drus+vo
CornioIo Hive;
st. 4q3 TN.

Predsednica Jennie Dolenc,
573 East 14O St.; tajnica Fran
ces Zugel, 63OS Carl Ave-, He.
1909. Bolniska tajnica in zapis-
nikarica Julia Brezovar, 1173
E. go St., EN-. 4758. - Nadzor-
nice: Frances Tavcar, Mary
Gaenik in Anna Hasty. Lieut..
Com. Josephine Stwan. Past
Com. M ary Bolta; Chaplain
Pauline Debevec; Mistress at
arms Mary Maine; Sergeant
Pauline Zigman; Picket Mary
Schmidt.
Seize Sc vrsijo vsako prvo sre-
do v mesecu, assessment Sc pa
pobira vsakega Is. v mesecu v
sobi st. 1 SLOW. mar. donna, GAIT
st. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-31
CRNA ZENA
Zgodovinsko povest
Priredil Jovoron

"Dolznost mi VeleVa," ie Od-

-
govoril MOI kratko in mrzlo.
"Ce me ne zapustis, &c me ne
zapodis cd sebe, je vse porav-
nano, vse pozabljeno. Tam ma
drugi strani reke naju pricaku-
je v nekem votlem drevesu mo-
ia stara matt, XII bo skrbela "a
te kakor "a lastnega sina. In
sedaj ko sem te zopet dobila,
bono sli skupno tia dol v pre-
krasno mojo domovino, kjer ma
ju caka toliko srece in veselja.'
"Kje pa Sc bodeva nastanila?
- Ali Sc vec ne spominjas, da
sem 81 izgovoril re pred poroko,
da ne maram ostati med tvoji-
mi rodnimi brati, XII Sc potika-
jo po svetu brezsmotreno kakor
divji nomadi?'
"Stanovala bodeva zopet Y
tvoji hisi, Radko."
'Hiso V Bjelini sem re zdav-
maj prodal."
Isl bodeva pa kupila novo -
lepso in vecjo, kakor je bila
stara."
"To ne gre kar tako, Nigana;
nimam namrec mic vec denarja.
Use svoje imetje sem vtaknil V
svojo novo hisico. Nekaj denar-
ia imam sicer Sc izposojenega
pri nekaterih kmetih, toda do
maGi ljudje me ne smejo vec vi
deti - ze zaradi sramote ne.
Sicer morata pa tudi Zalka in
otrok nekaj imeti, da bodeta
mogla ziveti."
20 denarju mi nikar ne 60
vori, Radko. En- sam kamen tn
IA mojem vratu je toliko vre-
den, da 81 MIN lahko kupiva
tri hise - in moi oce ina "a
kladov kakor kak kralj. Use je
tvoje"
"Potem bonn pa postal vam
cisto podlozen in cd vas odvi-
sem
20 Radko, kaj je pac denar v
primeri 2 mojo duso? Use ii po-
darim. Ravnaj tenn imetjem
popolnoma po svoji wolff. V Bic
lini bodo pri zupanstvu prepi-
sail vse ma tvoje ime."
MOI je globoko vzdihnil in
bridko zastokal. V njegovi du-
81 je Sc divjal strasen boj, ST.
ce Sc mu je krGevito stiskalo, v
ustih mu je zastajala sapa spri-
co tako groznih dogodkov, XII
so Sc skodozeljno poigravali z
njegovo usodo, in sprico temne,
zagrnjene in negotove bodocno-
sti. Ker Sc nj hotel odlociti, ga
je ciganka prijela "a roko no.
tee ga siloma tirati il gozda.
! France jo je pahnil cd sebe in
Sc ozrl tia proti svoji hisici, tia,
kjer mu je cvetela tolika sreca:
oci so mu obstale ma svetlobnih
zarkih, XII so mu IL oxen donna
ce hise posiljali zadnje pozdra-
We. Tako je stal nekaj minut
kakor zamaknjen. zdaj Sc 'je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-31
(Nadaljevanje)

20 moja ljuba, ljuba Zalka!
Moi ubogi otrok!" Tedaj je ci-
ganka skocila pokonci in strast-
no zakricala:
"Zena te je ocarala. Radko;
toda prisegam ii pri duhovih
vseh svojih pradedov, pri svet-
lih zvezdah, pri vseh vetrovih,
pri zvijaci hudobnega duha, da
bonn prebodla srce tel zeni in
tudi otroku svojim ostro ma
brusenim bodalcem! - Ze da-
nes hi bila to izvrsila da me nj
81 prehitel.
'Ti 81 grozna, Nigana," je re-
kel YES prestrasen France.
Pri tel besedi Sc je crna zena
zopet zgrudila in rekla nekoliko
mehkeje:
"Ne, Radko, nj Sc ii me tre-
ba bait. - Nikomur ne STORM
mic zalega - gotovo ne! - Use
to je le povzrocila moja brez-
mejna ljubezen do tebe. - To-
da, kaj ne, sal 81 moj?"
"Nigana, Nigana." je krical
MOI venomer zroc precise, zee
bi me ne bila nikdar zapustila,
bi ne bilo sedaj te grozne bede,
tega strasnega Fla. - O Bog.
o Bog"
Hotel je vstati, a noge ga nj
so drzale pokonci; zopet Sc je
moral spustiti ma tia. zena Sc je
naslonila ma njegovo ramo in
bolestno jeGala:
"Radko, sal me ne zapustis ?
-Kaj ne, zopet me ljubiS Poi
des menoj? - O seveda poi
des!'
Medtem je divjal V France
tovi dust grozen boj - boz med
ljubeznijo in dolznostjo; srce
mu je mocno bilo, vse telo Sc je
treslo, usta SO pa jecaje sepe-
tala:
20 Zalka - Zalka! - O moi
ljubljeni Francek - moran!
Moran! Ne smem drugaGe
- zane je to straSna dolznost,
groZna usoda. - Obvarovati
vaju moran sramote! - Nobe-
ne besede wanna ne smem izgo-
voriti V slovo, ne smem wanna
podati roke, ne smem tie polju-
biti - ljubljeno dete - ma nez-
no cello; - ah, ne smem vaju
vec videti! - o Zalka - mic
vec videti - mic vec!"
"a d je besede je zakrical
France kakor blazen v temno
noe, nato Sc je krepki MOI zgru-
dill ma tia in Sc zvijal kakor O.
trok V groznih bolecinah. Ci-
ganka je cvilila in javkala ka
kor neumna. Cez nekaj casa Sc
je France zopet zavedel, vstal
in vprasal precej mirno:
I'm kan sedaj, Nigana -"
~ menoj gres, Radko? - Je-
Ii resnica? ii 81 zopet moj?' Sc
je razveselila ciganka.
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(Dalje prihodn1ic)
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While Allied Pacific but nexoraby
toward their announced goal of sng bases
coast CANDLES franicay thwart this dominating
the strategic HankowHong railroad cutting China half
foresang delaying BY Allies in part Of China
nearest Japan General Chnnau has already had to abandon
bases and main East China air base Kwe
Meanwhile battle the front
Photo below Holiday Standard Oil COM
(Ohio) dedcang the aviation gasoline plant
Cleveland 10 ten Of QnknoMn bomber
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-04-21

SoleS on their shoes, and with
QUE food in their bellies. Watch
how you can hold union meet
ings them That's education the
hard way / don't like to see
workers educated the hard
way. There are easier ways in
which it can be done. There
are ways that workers can
plan to protect their future.
I've said on dozens of plat
forms and in hundreds of local
unions, from one end of this
country to the other, that the
most important job facing our
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-04-21
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union today is to do every
thing possible to win the war.
To win the war against what?
Fascism and Nazism. l agree
with one statement that Adolf
Hitler has made on many oc-
casionS, that democracy and
NaziSm cannot live in this
world together. And / am not
opposed to Nazism because l
don't like the name or the way
it is spelled. | am opposed to IT
because it beats down every
democratic thing that every
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That job has TO be the indi-
vidual responsibility of every
delegate who is sent here to
this education conference; to
so back to his local union and
preach the gospel of education
and democracy, because the
two go hand in hand.
If you think education does
not do any good wait until
this war is over and fifteen or
twenty million people may be
walking the streets without
adequate clothing, and without
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crawlers and worms at his home
at 2524 KraSS st All Won talant-
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IS by too severe a har-
5hrooms reproduce by