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Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-24
Hungary Troops
Defy Germans

Continued from Page u
ordered the immediate dissolution
OF all political parties in that ma
ton, anc Swiss dispatches to Lon
don said mutiny had broken out i'll
the Hungarian army.
DNB said all political activities
in Hungary were prohibited under
the decree and that Sztojay was
prepared to act ruthlessly to put
down any opposition.
An exchange telegraph dispatch
from Zurich, quoting a Hungarian
diplomat there, said a cabinet crisis
was imminent, if it had not already
developed and that an army-led
revolution was believed certain.
Simultaneously Bulgaria was re-
ported on the verge of following
Ronania out of the Axis camp.
Authoritative reports from Ankara
sale. the Eugars had asked for a
final delineation of the terms on
which they could make peace with
the United States and Britain.
While Somegovernment circles in
Sofia appeared to be holding to the
illusion that they could withdraw
from the war with some territorial
gains it appeared increasingly evi-
dent that the Romanian move woulc
squeeze Bulgaria cut in short order
and at the Allied terms.
Romania itself was braced to meet
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-24

possible German repriSaS, and the
government clamped a virtual state
OF siege on Bucharest.
"A CHS broadcast from Bern
quoted Swiss reports that the Ro-
manianS were fighting German
units in the Black Sea port of Con-
stanta and fighting Hungarian
forces on the Hungarian borcer
Most of Romania was said to be
firmly in Romanian hands,
tBBC said the London Times re-
ported that Bulgaria has asked the
British ambassador in Ankara for
Allied armistice conditionS)
Reliable sources in Cairo said
Bulgaria haG begun Withdrawing its
troops from occupied territory in
Yugoslavia and speculated that she
may be the next of the Satellites to
abandon Germany.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-24

bydrators can be purchased in
hardware stores or constructed at
home.
Freezing is another method of
keeping peaches for winter use in
desserts, cobblers and other dishes.
The following circulars and leaf
lets are available for home cam
ners at the office of county agri-
cultural extension service, court
house. Ell Centre:
Home Canning" Drying of
Fruits and Vegetables at Home" and
Freezing Storage" A m m e :
graphed leaflet, Picking and Pre-
serving Peaches" devoted to vari-
Gus methods and recipes for con-
serving peaches, has been prepared
especially to serve housewives wish
ing to put up more peaches for VIM
ter use.
PEAK IN MILK COWS
Maximum number of milk cows
for which there will be feed and
other facilities could be reached by
the end of 1914. The larger-than-
normal number of heifers retained
in 1912 and l943 will then be in
milk production, and there will be
less need for increasing the total
number of milk cows. More dairy
heifers can be used for replacing
less productive cows. This would
contribute toward reducing cattle
numbers without reducing milk pro-
duction." War Food Administra-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-24
:: 81 FARM"
HORTICULTURAL EXTENSION.
SERVICE e.. @ -==-:-
SERVICE

to homemakers of some areas to
find peaches are not plentiful when
such a large crop has been produced,
but transportation is problem in
getting the fresh fruit to principal
markets. Where possible to get the
fruit. housewives will be anxious to
take advantage of the wide variety
of uses for peaches in conserving
food for winter.
FITTING spoons are available at
some hardware stores for removing
the pits from cling peaches, Miss
Glenn said. Home Gamers who do
not have pitting spoons may re-
move the pit with a spoon after cut
ting around the peach and twisting
it in two by hand. The pit will
cling to one-half of the peach and
it can be removed with teaspoon.
Clings may be dried in the same
manner as freestoneS. Small de-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-24
HELP SAVE PEACHES

HELP SAVE PEACHES
A statewide appeal is being made
to housewives to help utilize as
much as possible of the bumper
clingstone peach crop Florence
Glenn, home demonstration agent,
said yesterday the peach is adapted
to many uses as she offered meth
DDS of canning, preserving, picking,
freezing and dehydrating for home
use.
Miss Glenn says clingS always
have been preferred for canning in
the cling peach growing areas. al
Though freeStones are favored in
other sections. In any event. she
said, clings are to be preferred
where firmness of fruit is to be de-
sired. such as in picking with the
pits in them. in preserves. con-
serves or peach marmalade.
She said it may be disappointing
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-24
Romania Drive
Gains Ground

Continued from Page ID
been able to keep open despite Pol
is hattackS, it was said.
Fighting was reported raging
through the streets and ruins of
buildings of the old city, which was
described as completely devastated.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-24
American Force
Enters Paris
1Continued IRON Page !

CONTINUED from Page u
tsted the slashing American break
through to Elbeuf had brought the
battle of the Seine pocket into its
final phase.
Lieutenant General Courtney
Hedges American lst army troops
tanned out in two columns south
west of the Seine and swept down
almost unopposed toward the chan
mel coast ano the great port of lie
Havre, less than 40 miles beyond
their advanced Spearheads.
One column captured Conches
and lunged on 23i4 miles to the
northeast TO capture Elbeuf, where
thousands of Germans and huge
masses of enemy equipment had
oeen reported jammed along the
Seine river bang, trying to cross in
small lboatS and improvised RATS.
lie Neuborg, Is miles north of
ConcheS. also was taken in the AM
srican drive.
SEIZE ENREUX
The second column seized Evreux
after a 28-mile dash from DreuX
and went on 1919 miles to take
Louviers on the Seine.
The whirlwind drive to Elbeuf
narrowed to a bare 25 miles or less
the last coIricor of escape for some
$4,000 beaten Germans fleeing east
ward before the 1st Canadian and
2nd British armies and units of
Bradley's American lSt army.
Gouem, the only main railway
senter on the Seine still open TO
the enemy lay y miles ahead of
the Yanks at Elbeuf, and front dis
patches indicated the Americans
were closing rapidly on that his
toric city where Jeanne dare died
at the stake.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-24

B. c. Rucker, assistant state super
visor, farm labor project, agricul-
tural extension service, in prepara-
ton of leaflet givigg drawings,
costs and condensed specifications
of housing units for farm workers.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-24

Draft deferment for war workers
is nothing new, according to Selec-
tive Service which has discovered
records of Cccupational deferments
in the files of General George
Was hington. On June %. 1777. the
Board OF War recommended to the
Continental Congress that IL work.
msn in a cannon and nail rod
works" be discharged from the mill
tia because they were more useful in
their employment as artificers."
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-24
Remember the Story---
About The Creener Pastures Next Door?

Maybe there's story in for right here in Imperial Valley.
There few people here WhO correctly estimating the
amount Of hard work and lOnglange planning that
into postwar merchandising, feel that such
only be carried out by metropolitan In short they be-
leve that civilian goods again manufactured they will
be first available to the public in large cities.
This of is in any way We here Imperial
Hardware Stores have been making postwar preparations
for months Our Mr. Fahs has personally toured the nations
markets analyzng and surveying the plans of manufacturers
of furniture and household appliances On the basis Of this
first-hand knowledge have made fareachng plans
able make and release all Of those
you've impossible get these times We'll
them and they'll really your
We can't disclose the mavels which at present only
the draughng boards but assure that in fmc
tiOna beauty of operation exquisite of newly
discovered materials they will prove well worth waiting for
Meanwhile there's whole host of household items and mni
being for civilian than prob
ably realize We have them here for YOU We'd like to have
drop in and look them We'd like to talk with
you, too your postwar plans for your home.
Postwar pastures doo pastures, ARE greener.
They're geener Imperial Hardware and lot
merchants looking ahead and WORK
ING to make them
G}z2Ai2ZZ33E 2;!!lZ 3EA2}ZzZZ232i2 |!!IlZIIE}iZ!2
Housewares Hardware Headquarters Since 1908
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-24

1t is the Russian army who have
done most CT the work in tearing
the CUTS out of Germany Winston
Churchill.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-24
FARM NEWS RRIEFS

Average farm real estate taxes
per acre were one point lower i'll
1943 than in 1912, a Bureau of Agri-
cultural Economics report states
Gauged by the l909-l3 base, the in
dex of farm real estate taxes foi
1912 was 1879, and for l943 1t was
l78.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-24
HOUSING FARM WORKERS

Many farmers had difficulty in
obtaining or keeping farm labor
this summer because of their lack
of housing facilities, according to
Arthur Shultis, extension special
ist in farm management OF the
agricultural extension service Uni
versity of California.
Shultis warns that farmers
should make plans for housing well
in advance of the need. "Priorities
and allocations cf critical materials
are obtainable for this purpose,
though the materials themselves
may be difficult to find. This all
takes time" he said. Shultis collab-
Grated with L. w. Newbauer. assist
ant agricultural engineer in the
university experiment station, and
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-24

Cattle numbers in the United
States have increased 100000 in
six years. Yearly calf crops have
exceeded the slaughter and death
losses of cattle and calves to build
up this increase.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30
Sunday Horoscope.

The October birthstone IS the opal,
the flower the calendula. c0lOrs
white and yellow. II you have a
birthday today you can adapt your
self to circumstances and environ
ment. but enjoy luxury and ease.
You are s0ciable. magnetic, a loyal
friend, and possess a happily dlSpo-
sition. You are idealistic, sensitive,
like music and art, and derive much
pleasure from both. Do not marry
in haste. Varied fortunes are IN store
for YOU in your next year. Elderly
relatives or friends cause distress,
and health may be impaired. Later,
unexpected gains and happiness are
indicated. Born today a child may
| suffer through deception and even
fraud through over-trusttulnesS.
Nervous ailments are also threaten
ed. Elders Will both help and him
der.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30
Holding Prices Down

War CT0biizat1n Director BvrneS
took fIatfooted stand along the pre-
else course this newspaper has adv,-
Gated when he said the government
mus continue controls 5ler prices
and wages during the war and IS
lone thereafter as there might be
genuine threat of runaway intlatioo.
We do not agree with his theory
that rationing should continue in
that manner. unless ~scarcltles per-
eis+ IS. Of course, they might.
Ra4ioning. to be sure. is Of neceS-
sity linked with supply and demand.
# there were an abundance Of a
o;van tem ratjonjug would not be
,eade and the price for that COM
| modify would adjust itself. to some
extent When production of civil
ian Goods and Of food catches uD
with demand both rationing ana
| rrice control can be abolished and
shonld Ne
While reasonable restraints will
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30
Recorder Has
Arson, Liquor,
Theft Cases

Cases of whisky possession, lar
ceny and Gisorderly conduct were
tried in recorders court today.
Early Hamlet. colored. VAS tried
for possession OF non taX-paid whisky
for sale. He was sentenced to 80
DAVIS on the roads. sentence suspend
ed up0n Davment Of a fine OF SD and
costs and condition that the defend
ant not be convicted Of violating
any prohibition laws in Vance county
for the next six months.
Albert Clopton and Cecil White,
white. were tried in separate cases
for larceny and receiving. Each was
sentenced TO four months on the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30
rench Aims


AnplO-ErenCh Aims
1n.,- NDat.. a-o-a. -..slou- ii. peace
a.ms as3 a...- ....a has been go
ing on at Dua...rt.n Da,s. outside
WASHINGTON. t.. some week, has
been uIghlv censored from tae pub
he. and since It is NOT. per *. 4
neafs conference. -sl.h. KS Versailles.
mere ta, been NO ..t.le speculation
As ~..r.st 4..r. has been ~ua5ueni.g
md 4av a=-.5 -aas= nave 5eea so
urotractea
Helen Esyalv Hha writes from
WASHINGTON for The Daily Dispatch
and otaa, a4gsr. SAWS .8a, one Of
the R5,ra,. i'm the peace planning IS
me 8ere.~5n.toa -ys- both France
and Gr43t P.-fa.r '9 keen The col
oaies thew had before tba war"
IT.. olIe,e m. writer farther. rance
wants tn n.}d I'D. . rodo-China LAVA.
Nov Ca1rdaria- .oH +.re -sas- Russia
and tho T-7i.ad States dom, Ike this
hu. Frarca * ,.u4glrted by Britain
I'm. .,yo very ga1a reasonS-from
R-.+aios s,sndno.n+-namelv. that
tho FoglIsn want 10 keep their col
anies and also want an alliance with
France as d ~afeg4ard cams my
n,syraI. t~.+-ara Ga.r3r menace
\. AHa.o-FreHga accord. i. of the
caaraetea. alliances have Seen known
10 be in other DAYS. Dges.lnes one
thing. il would seem. and that is that
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30
SERVICES AT KESLER TEMPLE

Special services VIII be ned 10
morrow at kesler Temple, A. M. Z.
Zion church, Colored, it was an
rounced today. Holy Communion
will be held at the morning service.
Rev. c. T. <~harrington of Fayette-
vile will preach at the evening serv-
ice, it was stated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

Those movie story football games
are really better than real ones, says
the man at the next desk-because
the right team always wins.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30
One-Ninute Test Answers

|. James Buchanan.
2. Yes, but Lee refused.
3. Priscilla Mullins.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

Happy indeed is the husband who
peeks into the oven and finds 1t
in apple pie order.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30
TO DAILY
QUIZ

I. Tallulah Bankhead.
2. True.
3. Thomas Jefferson.
4. No.
5. LAS You Like It."
6. Maine.
7. Congressional Record"
8. Roosevelt.
9. Pacific theatre.
10. Wellesley.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30
Words of Wisdom.

He who $40. .G govern others
should FIRST be master OF himself
Messenger.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

MISUNDERSTANDING ZINC
grooved in. Skilled mechanics
300. Other work here soon.
Write US, we call. Manson-Smith
Co., Richmond, Va. go years
service" S&M-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

FOR Rents OR 10 ACRES TO-
bacco on half shares. New house
and good out buildings. On hard
surface road. At Aycock school.
CLYDE ThOrne. 29-6ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

ORDER CHRISTMAS CARDS NOW
before the supply is exhausted.
craving and printing. See our
samples. Henderson Book Co.
Established 1884. 7-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

WANTED AT ONCE-COLORED
girl for small apartment. Easy
job, good pay. See DR., kallman
at DR.. Vows office. 25-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

WANTED FIVE OR SIX ROOM
house with conVenicnccS. Close in
desired. Apply to G.. II. Rocker at
\. x +. Food Store. 29-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

LOST - SATURDAY MORNING,
Wn pOcketbook containing
money and Identification cards.
Contact me for reward by writing
NJ, R. Wynn, Box 646, Hender-
son. 30-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

OFFICES FOR RENT - HEAT,
lights, water. Apply S. S. Steven
son. Phone 16. 29-5ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

WE BUY, SELL. AND TRADE
cattle and hogs. W. B. Hight Live
stock Eiarket. Phone 1877. 9-eod-.f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

FARM FOR RENT ON SHARES OR
for cash. Nine acre tobacco allot-
ment. Cotton, corn, etc. Three
good barns, good six room tenant
house. Mrs. j. j. Harris, Macon,
N. C. 29-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

FOR HEALTH SANITATION-RID
your property of termitcs, rats.
reaches, moths and other pests For
free inspection, estimates, write
Marvel DISCRIMINATING Company,
Box l2l, oxford. Phone 27ll.
IT'S IF
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

ALL WORKERS, MALE AND FE-
male, must be hired under pro-
vision of War ManpoWer Commits
sion's Sterilization Program. I'm
der the new priorities referral
plan all male workers, and all in
migrant female workers, must be
hired through the local U. S. En-
ployment Service Office. Those
now employed in essential war
work, including agriculture. need
cot apply. TT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

BICYCLES ARE NOW RATION
Free. We have a limited number
of mems and ladies' models in
stock. Come to see us. Henderson
V]ulcaniZlne Co. 27-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables. Everything for your
table. We deliver ano save you
gas and time. Phone 439. Always
ready to serve you. Herbert's Vel
low Front. 25-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

WE MAKE UP DOG HARNESS
to fit your dog. Bring your dog
afternoons only. Carolina Shoe
Shop. 23-0
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

STATIONERY FOR YOUR OVER
seas boxes. Big shipment just re-
ceiVed. Air Mail, V-Mail and reg
ular stationery. Parker's ReXall
Drug Store. 28-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

WANTED FOUR COLORED DISH
washers for night work. Capitol
Cafe. 29-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

JUST RECEIVED THREE SOLID
van loads of new and used fur
nlture. Some extra good values.
r. +. SatterWhite & Sons, near
fire station. See us-Save money.
27-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30
WANT ADS
Get Results

SEPTEMBER 30 is LAST DATF
until January , to enter Henoer-
son Business College Tor Full.
course. Pupils may enter for A.,
counting and Typing any time.
2G-5ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

CHRISTMAS CARDS FOR SERV-
Icemen now on display. See our
large assortment Of Gifts for over
"a BOXES, School Bags, School
Supplies Fountain Pens, Scotch
Tape, and many other critical
items. Affords Pig. & Office Sun
ply Co. l9-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

FARM FOR RENT FIVE AND ONE
half acres tobacco allotment. four
acres cotton allotment. See Mrs.
Frank Barnett, Raleigh Rd., Hen
Gerson, N. c. 27-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30
ST DESCRIPTION RATES

Entered at the post office n Hender-
son, n. G, AS second class maIl matter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

II. O. FALKNER q SON, COAL
and Wood. Phone 300. Call Rnb
Falkncr, he appreciates the prj-
Vilege of serving you. Ii.tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-30

V1TA-VAR OUTSIDE AND IN
side paints. Enamels, varnishes,
stains. washable wall finish. All
popular shades. Oils. turpentine,
new stock of brushes. Lowest
prices, Tanner Roofing Company,
Phone sos. eft
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
Nou grob
JOSEPH j. YERICK

Kot smo vceraj ze porocali,
je bill ustreljen, ko je zalotil vlo-
mica v stanovanju mad gostil-
no, kjer je> delal kot bartender,
Joseph j. Yerick (Jeric), star
"a let. Stanoval je ma 730 E.
157 St. Rojen je bill v Cleve-
landu, kjer zapusea zalujoce
starse Antona in Frances, ro-
jeno Izanc, pet bratov Sgt. Ru-
dolpha, Sgt. Martina, Pfc.
Louisa, XII Sc vsi nahajajo on
stran morja, Johna in Victoria,
dive sestri Mary, poroceno Bel
Ike, in Josephine, poroceno Star
man. Bill je Clan drustva Jane
"a Krstnika st. II ABB. Po-
greb Sc bo vrsil v torek oh g.
uri zjutraj il pogrebnega zavo-
da August F. Svetek, 478 E,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23

"Sovraznik je podvzel svoj
najvecji napor, da Sc izvije IL
brezupnega polozaja, v katere-
ga so ga pahnile vase sijajne
image preteklo poletje in jesHh.
Bori Sc najvecjim divjastvom,
da bi dobil nazaj, kar ste pri-
dobili in uporablja sleherno Ia
vratno zvijaeo, da vas prevara
in pokonea. Stavil je vse ma emo
kocko, ampak z vase hrabrost-
jo ste ze v tel bitki veliko sto-
rili, da prekrizate njegove ma
crte. Vprico vase hrabrosti in
srcnosti DO dozivel popolno IL
jalovljenje.
"Toda zadovoljni ne moreno
biti samo S tenn, da ga pozene-
mo v beg.
"Sovraznik nam je S tenn, da
je planil iz svojih nepremicnih
obramb, dal priloznost, da spre-
menimo 'njegovo veliko hazard
no igro v njegov najvecji po-
raz. Zato klicem slehernega mo-
Ia vseh zavezniskih sill, da sc
dvignejo ma move visine hrabro-
sti, odloenosti in napora. Maj j.
ma vsaki izmed vas samo emo
misel - zdroblti sovraznika ma
zemlji, v zraku, in vsepovsod
- zdrobite ga!
'Zdruzeni v tel odlocnosti in
z nezlomljivo vero v stvar, "a
katero Sc borimo, bono z bozjo
pomocjo sli naprej in izvojeva-
Ii naso najvecjo zmago."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
|Nacrt "a Cd
|ognja razdejano
+
naselbino

John Howard, direktor NEST
re nacrtre kolnisije, je te dni
|objavil vec nacrtov, v katerih
so podane sugestije "a predela-
vo in ureditev ulic v slovenski
naselbini, XII so bile razdejane
| v pozarni katastrofi, XII jo je
povzrocila eksplozija plinskih
tankov.
Eden teh nacrtov predvideva
zgradbo tri akre obsegajocega
modernega igrisca v sredini uni
Gene naselbine, XII bi stalo $780,
90, okrog igrisca pa maj bi Sc
zgradili moderni domovi. Ceste,
XII bi bile odprte samo "a pot
niski promet, hi imele obliko
podkev, in raajhne parcele S
80 cevlji fronta, bi Sc nadome-
stile obsezneisimi parcelami.
Razume Sc, Ga ako bi Sc spre-
jel tax moderen nacrt "a pre-
uredbo razdejane naselbine, bi
sc morale sorazmerno znizati
stevilo stanovalcev. Po tenn ma
crtu bi sc ma E. 81 in E. 62 Sc
verno cd St. Clairja zgradili
domovi "a 60 do 100 druzin,
medtem ko je pred pozarom V
naselbini biv:.lo $50 druzin:
Mr.. Howard je izdelal Sc en-
bolj preprost naert, ako maj bi
Sc naselbina preuredila, in kaj
Sc DO koncno napravilo, je od-
visno Cd lastnikov zemljisc. To-
zadevno Sc bodo vrsile seize in
posvetovanja, in kakor bo odlo-
ella vecina prizadetih lastnikov,
tako sc DO pac naredilo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
Slovenci zahtevajo, da sc gen. Roatta
posadi ma zatozzno klop kot vojni zlocinec

WASHINGTON. - Glasom
porocila, XII ga je prejel Urad
"a vojne informacije, je jugo-
slovanski svobodni radio obja-
vii zahtevo slovenskih casopi-
SOW, da Sc generala Roatto po-
sadi ma zatozno klop kot vojne-
ga zlocinca.
Slovenski isti pravijo v we
Ii 3 porocili il Rima, da je bill
gen. Roatta obtozen kot politi-
car, XII je cd l. 1925 dalje ak
tivno podpiral fasizem, da ina
jo Slovenci izravnati z MIN
"povsem drugacne racune.'
''Kot vojaski poveljnik v Slo-
veniji in Dalmaciji pod italian
sko okupacijo je on zadal rane,
ki Sc ne bodo tako kmalu zace-
lile,' pravijo slovenski casopisi.
mi zahtevamo. da Sc ga posa-
di na zatoxno klop, ne radi nje-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23
Naciji so stavili vse ma
emo kocko, toda bodo
igro izgubili -- Eisenhower
Prva armada zacela zavirati
udarn0 sil0 nemske Ofenzive

PARIZ %. decembra. - Mogocna nemska zmska
ofenziva e teku sedmh dni prodrla 40 mill dalec pre-
ko Belgje, udara skozi Luksembursko in pridrvea
blizno Arlona 10 mill cd francoske meje in 40
mill cd Sedana, ampak zadna poro6jla prpovedujejo
da je udarna moe Nemcev zacela oojemati
Zadnja nemska radijska porocila priznavajo da so
cete tree ameriske amade kaeri povejue gen. George
S. Patton vprizorile ut napad Cd JUNE stran, XII e
vrl prodranje nemskh cet in da je ba teza boev pre-
nesena ma krila.
Porocla fronte pravijo, da medtem ko Sc je nern-
Ski naval unese, pa obstoji wis., da seda nemska ko
manda prpravlja sie, katermi upa zopet udar prot
zaveznskm nijam.
PARIZ 22. dec. - Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower je
danes naslovil clane aerske ekspedicske sile
V Evropi naslednje dnevno povelje:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-23

govih vojaskih ali politicnih pre-
stopkov, temvec kot navadnega
vojnega zlocinca."
Popravilo dalmatinskih prista-
misc je " teku
Jugoslovanska telegrafska a.
gencija javlja, da je delo "a po-
pravilo pristaniskih naprav v
Dalmaciji, katere je unicil So
vraznik, navzlic velikemu po-
manjkanju ziveza in tehnicnih
pripomockov,. v polnem rama
hui.
v Splitu Sc je popravilo dvo-
je pomolov, v Zadru Sc :je po-
stavilo v delovno stanje $50
metrov ohale, Y luki Kastel Sc.
curac je mogoce sprejemati
ladje do 10000 ton in rehabili.
tacijsko delo 50 vrsi v Dubrov.
niku in sibeniku.