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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-28
POPRAVEk

Mrs. Anna JurgeH, XII Sc je
podala ma operaci.jo v Osteopa-
tic Clinic, 3146 Euclid Ave-, sta
nuje ma 1876 Calcutta Ave-,
kjer je svojecasno vodila gostil-
no, ne pa ma ~ Trafalgar Ave.
kot je bilo vceraj porocano.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-28
SLOVENSKE PLOsCE

Pri Mervar Music Mart, 6919-
Fl st. GiafE Ave-, 81 re sedaj
lahko narcotic move slovenske
plosce, "a katere je igral Fran
kie Yankovich. Tu tudi dobite
vsakovrstne plosce vseh narod-
noSti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-28

376O E. IT ST., pod vodstvom
Louis L. Ferfolia pogrebnega
zavoda v cerkev sv. Lovrenca in
nato ma Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-28

S/Sgt. Joseph Vadnjal, sin
Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Vadnjal,
1875 Kinsman Ave., Suite 1, ie
prisel domov ma dopust "a devet
dni. Donna DO ostal do ponedelj-
ka, nakar Sc vrne v svojo gar
nizijo. Pri vojakih Sc nahaja 26
mesecev in njegov naslov je:
S/Sgt. Joseph Vadnjal, 1926
Signal Co. 9lst Service Group,
Herbert Smart Airport, Macon,
Ga.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-28
Rusi Sc nahajajo
pred durrni Cernovic
Napredovanje Rdece vojske v Bukovini
je razklalo nacijsko obrambno linijo

LONDON torek, 28 marca. - Bulletin IL Moskve
danes zgoda zjutra e naznani da cee Rdece voske
vceraj prekoraea Dnjester in vsopile predvojno ro
munsko Bukovino, uncile polk madzarskh Get in napre
dovale % mill dalec proti jugu kjer zavzele mesto
Sagadma oh gornjem Prutu in nasprot Cernovcam, XII
tvo1ijo du1i Balkana
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-28
ZAVEZNIKI PRENEHALl
NAPAD MA CASINO

NEAPELJ, 27. marca -
ZayezniSke siIe so danes po
11-dnevnem Nbrezuspesnem
boju prenehale z napadom
ma Casino, XII SO ga sicer
ZaveZniski bombniki spre-
menili v kup razyalin, am
pax Sc Jim navzlic temu mi
posrecilo pregnati Nemcev
z mOcno utrjenih postojank
v mestu.
POslej Sc bo Casino OBJ
streljevalo samo S topovi.
BrezuspeSnost napadov ma
razdejano mesto sta danes
priznala vojaska lista il
Zedinjenih draw in Kama
de, XII izhajata v NeapIju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-28
PRESELITEV

Poznani rojak Mr.. Jerry Lu-
kane Sc je preselil il 1920 East
ia St., cez cesto ma 1925 E.
174 St. Njegova telefonska Ste
vilka je stara w. 1892.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-28
Samo tri dni

Avtomobiliste Sc opozarja, da
imamo ma razpolago samo Sc tri
dni, da 81 nabavimo avtomobil-
ske licencne tablice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-28

POdprim0 b0rb0 Amerike "a demo-
kracijo in svobOdo sveta nakupom
vOjnih b0ndov in vDjno- varceyalnih
znamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-28
InfOrmacije zarotnikov MISC do
segie sOvraznika

''Kot razvidno il evidence, XII
je bila predlozena," je rekel sod
mix obtozenki, "ste vi v veliki
meri pospesevali to zaroto. Ma
sreco nj nikakega dokaza, da so
informacije glede nash obramb-
nih tovarn ali vojaskih in ladij-
skin kretanj dosegle sovrazni-
ka. Vendar je dokazano, da SO
bila izvrsena dejanja TEN ma
menom. Sodnija je prepricana,
da ste bill vi ena najvaznejsih
clanic te zarote.'
ObsOjena zenska povzrocila see
: no v jeci "
Ko je bila Mrs. Behrens od-
vedena nazaj jeco, je zaeela
kricati kot obsedena. Kricala je
ma vse grlo, da Sc je slisalo po
vsej jeci:.~ .,- ... ....
. mic ne bi rekla, ako bi bila
res kaj storila. Ampak JAZZ nj
sem tega zasluzila, Sem anne
riska drzavljanka in dali so mi
20 let, docim oni zenski dihur
nj niti drzavljanka, pa je dobila
samo IL let" -
Mrs. Behrens je S tenn oci-
vidno mislila ma Grace Bucha-
nan-Dineen, XII Sc je po mnogih
'letih bivanja v Evropi in A
meriki izdajala "a "grofico".
Ampak "grofica", XII je sedela v
bliznji celici zavita v drago suk-
MO il kozuhovine, Sc vsled ME-
mega kricanja nj mic vznemirja-
la.
Ena zenska Sc caka ma izrek
ObSOdbe
Ma obsodbo Sc vedno caka
Mrs. Marianne Won Moltke, ze-
ma odstavljenega profesorja
nemscine ma Wayne uniyerzi, XII
je podala, zveznim oblastim do
datne informacije in je tozadev-
no Be vedno v teku preiskava.
Med drugimi, XII SO bill obto-
zeni preteklo jesen, je DIR. Ere
derrick Thomas, ki je Dil pred
par tedni spozlian krivim in OBJ
sojen ma is let jeGe. Obtozba
proti bivsemu mornarju Ber-
trandu Hoffman, je bila razve-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-28
Tri zenske in diva moska obsojeni radi
spijonaze v prid nacijski Nemciji

DETROIT, II. marca. - Pre-
teklo soboto je bila ma tukajs-
MEM zveznem sodiscu izrecena
obsodba mad trent .zenskami in
dvema moskima, XII so PRIMAL,
da SO bill v zaroti "a krsenie
vojnega spijonaznega zakona.
Sodnik Edward j. Moinet jih je
obsodil v jeco cd pet do dvajset
let. ~
"Grofica" Grace Buchanan
Dineen, stara "a let in rojena v
Kanadi, XII je bila voditeljica "a
rotniske skupine, katera je zbi-
rala infornacije glede ameriske
industrijske vojne aktivnosti "a
nacijsko Nemcijo, je bila obso-
jena ma IL let jece. Sodnija je
vzela postev dejstvo, da je po-
tenn, ko so FBI agentje prisli ma
sled njeni aktivnosti, je zanje
vodila proti-spijonazo in pri O.
bravnavi nastopila k kot priea
proti svojim sozarotnikom.
Mrs. Behrens je zadela najvisja
lx9zAn
Mrs. Theresa Behrens, tajni-
ca pri ustanovi international In
stitute, YWCA, " Detroitu, je
dobila najvisjo kazen, namrec
20 let jece. Mrs. Emma Elise
Leonhardt je dobila pet let je-
&c, njen moz Carl ]. w. Leon
hardt in Walter j. Abt pa sta
bila obsojena ma 10 let jeGe.
Mrs. Behrens, XII Sc je spusti-
la v dolg argument S sodnikom,
je omedlela, ko je bila izrecena
kazen. Sodnik je. rekel, da je BIZ
Ia Mrs. Behrens "srce in dusa
zarotniske delavnosti Detroi-
...s ss,e9ssss@ .z.= ,1.sss..sel
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-28

GU. bOdO neusmilj jenO zadele vOjne pO-
stave "a ia del Europe odgovorne nem-
Ske Sile''
Evening star., 1944-06-04
a BOUT
PENlcILLIN

Congress- There never has been therapeutic agent
compare with pencin in it's usefulness against wide
variety of diseases, including pneumonia bone Infections
syphilis, and host of other infectious ills
More than hundred times as much penicUin is
being made today there year ago-and the cost
has been reduced "a per cent Remarkable changes have
occurred in the method of manufacture since penicin
first made at the Squibb Laboratories in 1910 Bot
ties used for growing the mold have been replaced
by huge tanks several high Production time has
been cut from two weeks to three days
Military needs first but production now great
enough to provide limited amounts of pencin for civil
ian The House of Squbb proud to have shared in
the development of this medicinal agent that is
mans greatest defender against bacterial enemies
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-23

school by tha Treasury department
 Wilby students purchased Se,440 or l40% of their quota during the Sixth War Loan. Last weeks total
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-23
TECR STUDENIS
 REACH OBJECTIVE
Three-P Point Program Is Achieved: Crosby, Wilby
 Far Over Quotas

Conclusion of the Sixth War Loan Drive found the three city high schools far in advance of their 46,OO0 quotas.
 Final receipts for the drive. at Crosby came to $18,251.S0 with $1, ,732 purchases last week. The sea- sons total at Crosby is >$23,sS1.35.
 High rooms at Crosby last week were: Mir. Gray with $525.55, Miss Knight with $9S.75. and Miss Con nor with $93.05. One hundred per cent rooms were: Miss Connor, Miss Groudy, Miss Given, Miss K. Hayes, Miss Milenky, Miss Knight, MT. Murphy, Mir. Smith, Mir. Tappin,, Mir. Walch.
 At Leavenworth high school, con- clusion of the drive was viewed as three missions completed success fully.
 The thought behind the drive at Leavenworth was to dedicate it to alumni and former students in the armed forces. As this drive was due to end at the start of the Christmas vacation ,that the gift to the boys at Christmas would be the securing of the Minute-Man Flag.
 This flag means that at least 0O9S of the students at Leavenworth have
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-23
Hurley'S New Job May Prove Worlds Greatest Headache
Former Governor of Connecticut as War Surplus Property Board Chairman Faces Suspicious Legislators, Apprehensive Business
 Men, Mountains of Red Tape.
NBy DEMOCRAT STAFF WRITER)

NBy DEMOCRAT STAFF WRITER)
 Probably one of the first off1cial acts of former governor Robert A Hurley as chairman of the Wal Surplus Property Board will be to apply for an ample supply of head ache pills for his own use.
 The former governor who has ex- perienced many migraine pains in his long diversified political career and who must have suffered consid- arable throbs during his examine tion as to qualifications for his new post by the Military Affairs Com mittee will likely become a chronic victim of the mal-de-tete, before EliSpoSing of the billions under his jurisdiction.
 "Get the Picture'
 Picture if you can, three men, in effect handling the disposal of sur- plus gods valued in the billions with restrictive clause now in effect, which decree they must first con- suit the War Food Administrator before diSpoSing of cotton ana wooden goodS-or give 90 days mo- tice to the Attorney General before they sell any property over $1 mill Honor attempt to determine just who should have first priority O: choice, between some 100000 local government, institutions, etc., or some eleven million returned vet erans, or the thausands of small businesses.
 Already surpluseS in certain lines
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-23

are accumulating so fast they threaten to break the market in that particular line. For example, one source states that the surplus at present, in the surgical lines some items representing 6 months to a years normal production-is so great that hectic conferences are being held with members of the latter industry before the surplus market in this individual line is opened.
 Hurley and his staff are now in 8 spotlight glare from which they can never hope to escape unless they show such remarkable ability they will be able to conduct the entire program without a hitch--a possibility not likely to develop for reasons of the tremendous magni- tude of the program, and not be- cause of the individuals lack of abil- ity. The glare will be watched by Democratic and Republican con- gresSmen and senators alike the for mer as party protective meas ure and the latter as a possible means of acquiring some free and mighty effective ammunition for future elections.
 Counting Trouble
 Too, the wrath of many business men will likely be brought down on the heads of the board members no matter how ardously and sin cerely the latter attempt to please all. Certainly it will be many manthS before these businessmen will even know where to write for information as to surplus property, so complicated is the entire pro- gram, at present.
 Authorities state that some over ture must be made soon by author ities to congress for amendment of the many interlacing restrictions and rules for procedure now en- twined around the plan for disposal. However, the final approval of Hur- ley's nomination and those of his assistant, Edward Keller, by the senate was anything but overwhelm- ing and they may well expect & dubious, Skeptical and f1ard. boiled reception if they again appear be- fore this august body seeking reno- vationS in the rules as they now stand.
 It has been declared that some s billion to $10 billion in indus trial facilities will be on the block for disposal with $1S0 million more in various commodities to be dis persed., Already, it is said, some $500 million in surplus commodities are ready for disposal.
 1amgine appearing before a group who are none too favorably inclined toward you, for various reasons, and then ask them to change ex- isting rules governing such astron- omical sums of money - and then you get a full impression why Hur- ley and his associates will needs be their own best customers in the headache-pill disposal phase of the program.
 Induction Planned
 The former governor and his stan will likely take office next week after formal swearing in cere- monies. The appointments have
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-23
KEEPS GOBBLERs OFF GROUND

England, where it was adopted with enthusiasm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-23

purchased stamps dufina HsceuAber. The Minute -l6an FIaa HiIl how 1y from the fiaa staA under 'iOld Glory" in honor of our Boys in the service.
 The second mission completed Vas raising the quota for ths drive. This quota vas set at 4RelD6 and the Tech students raised 4ll, ,49Q. .6s, over subscribing by $5.4o2.e6.
 The thifd mission ccInplated was raising the amount In tlils period required to buy a half=track.. At the start ef tho stamp sale Haven worth agreed to raise q. 700, a sum spfacient to pay for l half-track. This sum was raised and suitable citation will Do presented to the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-23

been accused of being strictly "poli- tical" on the part of the Presi- dent and offering potential detri- ments to the nations peacetime security. But it is only fair to point out that any appointments to such 8 tremendous undertaking would be criticized by many groups With three man board little sat- isfaction can be given to all pres- sure groups by way of representa- tion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-23

Fernando, Miss. (UP)-Hernan- dos esquirrels aren't cooperating in the nations program of war con servation. Lately they have acquired new diet-wire cables. On several occasions recently, they have put number of telephones out of conn mission here by gnawing away the wires,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-23

Evansville, Ind, (UP)-Fleyd Ba- ser has raised a flock of HOO tur- keys each year for many years but not once has one of his turkeys had its feet on the ground. He keeps them in houses or in screened porches all the time on the theory that you can raise better turkey by keeping it off the ground"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-23
CHRISTMAS TREE
 DECORATIONS

The custom of decorating ever
 green trees was started by Boni- face, 8 missionary to Germany in the eighth century, when he adorn- ed a fir tree in tribute to the Christ child. The Prince Consort Albert introduced the charming custom to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-23

was $1,S5l55, bringing the season's total to $13,s00.95. Ninety-fve per cent of the students made purl cilases last week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-25
Mrs. Wander Nicer Will
Speak At Club Meeting

Mrs. Samuel Wander Nicer will
be the feature speaker at the
meeting Of the County Federation
IF Home Demonstration clubs when
it meets tomorrow at 10 am. in
the office of Miss Ann Mason,
home demonstration agent.
A pot luncheon will be served
and each lady attending is asked
to contribute one dish to the affair.
Club officers, project chairmen
and committeeman are expected
to be present for their summer
roundup meeting.
Reports will be made by War
Service chairmen on stamps and
bonds bought and sold by clubs
and c1ubwomen during the Fifth
War Loan drive.
Miss Mason asks that women in
the county send in any suggestions
for 1915 programs Of work to the
council. Suggestions submitted
throughout tn state are to be con-
sidered at the State council meet
ing July.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-25
~ FRED HAMPSON

AN ADVANCED SOUTH PAC1F-
70 BAsE, June 15.-Oelayed)-LY
n,e South Pacific campaign, now
;rt,,ally ended, proved that island
,,fense bastions can be rendered
4seless without foot soldier ever
touching them.
THE The campaign, conducted by Adj
.;ral william F. Halsey, entered
H.. u" final phase last October and
lavender, NJ with invasion of t h e
a,reasury and Bougainville islands.
= ended to all practical purposes
18th seizure of Gren and Enirau
;s13nos this spring.
r smashed the Japanese defense
kevstonee - Rabaul, New Britain,
ard Kavieng, New Ireland-with.
o,,t the loss of single infantry
'' adm. Chester w. Ninitz, SUI
rren,e commander in the mid-Pa-
rific, announced June II that Hal
,ev had been named commander
~ the Fifth Fleet, to operate in the
Pa:ificD
Halsey is hailed by the people
If his command as the first COM
.,1audsr to exploit to the fullest the
9rnuhibious by-passing tactics once
he had gained control of the sea.
Once hic sea victories in the mid
die solomons and his air strength
nushed up to Vella Lavella and
2 MEANWHILE made TIL e northern
colonons seas untenable for Jap.
anese warships, Halsey wasted no
time inching up coast lines or re-
6ucing each Japanese-occupied is
land
Bougainville was the critical
point in the final campaign. When
Halsey Gent Marine and a Army
division into Empress Augusta bay
he by-passed heavy Japanese con-
centrations on Choiseul, the Short
lands and south Bougainville. He
venturad within Is miles of Rabaul
when Rabaul still held strong navy
and air potentialities.
The Fifth army air force from
New Guinea struck Rabaul Just be-
fore the Bougainville landing and
reported heavy damage. However.
on November l, D-day at Bougain-
vile, the Japanece twice aimed 100
plane strikes toward our incipient
heachhead at a moment w h e n
troops and supplies were damned
into a narrow target. Halsey's
South Pacific ajrforce beat them
off.
The japanese also concentrated
fairly heavy cruiser destroyer
strength at Rabaul and dispatched
additional cruisers from Truk.
These forces heavily overbalanced
American naval strength interpoe-
ed between Rabaul and Empress
Augusta.
But the Japs struck piecemeal,
first with a destroyer force. This
was intercepted by Rear Adm.
Aaron S. Merri,l's destroyer squad.
ron off northern Bougainville.
Probably five enemy destroyers
were sunk without loss to us in
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-25
First Baptist Church
Plans Special Music

The chorus of the First Baptist
church, Fifth and Market streets,
will sing two anthems at this morn
ing's II o'clock services: "The
Marvel Of Thy Care" words by
Allen Eastman Gross, musis BY
G. Waring Stebbins; and "Seek We
the Lord" words from the 55th
chapter of Isaiah, musical setting
by varley Roberts. The tenor solo
in the latter anthem will be sung
by David F. Machtel,
William Edward Snakenburg,
local baritone, will be guest soloist
at the evening service at 8 o'clock,
singing Odoardo Barri's 1.-THE Good
Shepherd" Henri Emurian's
organ meditation at 7:45 pm. will
be mystic Night, Flor Peterc.
and "In the Garden from the
Rustic Wedding Symphony OF
Carl Goldmark.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-25

Pennsylvania Refining Company
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
Riverside Terminal Co.
Shell Oil Co., Inc.
Sinclair Refining Company
Socony-Vacuum Oil Company
incorporated
L. Sounebosu Sons, Inc.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-25

A good foot bath for aching feet
can be made with bicarbonate OF
soda. Massage feet with oily base
cream and then apply witch ha-
eel.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-25

Freedom Oil Company
Frontier Fuel Oil Corporation
Gulf Oil Corporation
Hartol Products Corporation
Jenney Manufacturing Co.
Kendall Refining Company
Orange State Oil Company
Pan American Petroleum &
Transport Company
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-25

Southeastern Oil
Standard Oil Company
(Kentucky)
Standard Oil Company Of
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company Of
Pennsylvania
Sun Oil Company
The Atlantic Refining Compan,
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-25

Allegany Redners, Inc.
American Oil Company
Arkansas Fuel Oil Company
Ashland Oil 4 Refining Company
James b. Berry Sons Company,
Inc.
Bradford Penn Refining
Corporation
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-25

Cities Service Oil Co.
Colonial Beacon Oil Company
Continental Oil Company
Crown Central Petroleum Corp
Economy Gasoline Corp.
Elk Refining Company
Ethyl Corporation
First National Oil Corporation
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-25

The Garfield Oil Company
The Pennzoil Company
The Pure Oil Company
The Texas Company
The Waverly Oil Works Company Z.
Tide Water Associated Oil Company
United Refining Company
Viking Distributing Co. /.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-25

The gasoline situation is serious. And view
all got to face it. From here on-every drol
of gas wasted at home can SLOW down
the war.
THE REASON is sIMPLE...
The war machine Americas been buildin.
since Pearl Harbor-the thousands of gas
eating planes and tanks and Jeeps and truck
and ships-is now ready and rolling on tn
attack. There's just not enough gas for thei
needs and full use of the worlds great
est passenger car fleet, too.
HERE ARE The BARE FAcTS...
From 1912 to 1914, military need for gaso
line stepped UP almost 4 times. From 1914.
Evening star., 1944-07-27

Tool Falls Out Of Plane
Crashes Into Kitchen
By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES.-It was fortu.
nate Mrs. o. I. LutZ was entertain
ing guests in her living room In
Evening star., 1944-07-27

on 1Nk Ar TO-DAY.
wN. 7:o0-Bins Crosby. guest d Johnny
Mercer.
M, 7:30-"Dssth Squares ths Circle, "
prize fighter murdered In The ring.
W0. S:0o-Dsms Nay WhittY and Nav.
rssa 0'Sullivsn star in The Black Shawl, "
Evening star., 1944-07-27

mystery sonfronk the young companion Of an
old lady.
WMAL. S:30-"What New Deal Measures
Should Be Nappsdl
VOL, S:30-Ihs teachings Of Nai Military
God revealed On Human Adventure"
WM, 9:00-Sonny Tufts, guest.
Evening star., 1944-07-27

stead Of busying herself in the
kitchen.
A 2-pound engineers plumb bob
crashed through the roof and stuck
upright in the floor OF the kitchen.
1t dropped from an airplane.