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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22

Niko Pirnat, akademski sill
kar il Ljubljane
France Mihelic, akademski
slikar IL Ljubljane
France Music, arhitekt
Mile Klopcit, pesnik
Ivan Jerman, clan Narodne-
ga gledalisca V Ljubljani
DR.. Marian Dermastja, od-
vetnik
DR.. Bogdan Brecelj, zdravnik
IL Ljubljane
DR.. Josko Brilej, d TO- k t a r
prava
Dr.. Ivan Brecelj, zdravnik il
Ljubljane
DR.. Drago MaruSic, bivsi mi
mister in bivsi ban
Ivan Macek, Janez, Lozar, Jo-
re Mahovec, Josip Cerne, Josip
Sluga, Ivan Mazi, Karel Star
cic, Angela Osetic, Lojze Ra-
kar, Mi1ka Slandre, Franc Ru-
tar, Peter Kavcic, Ivan Mele,
Frank Cerne, Albin Biteznik,
Olga Mack, Maria Ivancic,
Stefan Pavsic, Tone Bevsek, Pc
ter Ahlin, Polde Mack, Lojze
Mlakar, Ivan Lencek, Tone sus-
tarsic, Stane Kavcic, Peter
Stante, Viktor Stopar, Sandi
Majcen,. Adolg Vipotnik.
Inaena, XII snao jih zaslediii I
raznih protestih in drugih
d0kun,entih
DR.. Fran Sturm, univ. profe-
| SOr
Stefan Pavlic, predsednik kr-
scanske delavske mladine
Jelena Kuhar, uciteljica, kr.
scanska socialistka
Smrkolj, Sokol Ljubljana
Lado Amrozic, Sokol, podpo-
link glavnem stabu NOV
Slovenije
RADIO Potasek, Sokol, nacel-
mix staba I. divizije NOV. Slo-
venije
! Martin Hribar, Sokol, Move
| MestO
rtNadaljevanje ma 2. stra11D
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22
THEODORE KOCH

Vceraj je V st. Alexis boil
nisnici umrl Theodore Koch,
star rs let, stanujoc ma 6205
Edna Ave-, XII je bill dobro po-
znan tudi med nasim narodom.
Tukaj zapusca tri hcere in diva
sina. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil V cetr-
tex OBJ 1.30 uri popoldne il Jos.
zele in sinovi pogrebnega "a
voda, 6502 st. Clair Ave-, ma
Woodland pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22
OBCNI ZBOR s.. ".
CITALNICE

v nedeljo, 26. decembra Sc
vrsi obcni zbor nase najstarejse
sloyenske kulturne ustanove v
Clevelandu, Slovenske narodne
citalnice, v njenih prostorih V
S. N. Domu, GAIT st. Clair Ave.
Pricetek Oh 2. uri popoldne. Od-
borniki, clani in zastopniki dru-
stew SO vabljeni, da Sc udeleze
" obilnem stevilu, da bo mogo-
&c napraviti koristne ukrepe.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22
EDSEL FORD JE ZAPUSTIL
GA MILIJONOV

ELSWOERTH, Maine; 21 de-
cembra. - Kot razvidno liz po-
rocila, XII je bilo vlozeno ma tu-
kajsnjem probatnem sodiscu, je
Edsel Ford, predsednik Ford
Motor Co. in sin ustanovitelja
korporacije, zapustil osebno pre-
mozenje, XII je ocenjeno ma S64,-
100000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22

Elizabetho, sestro Fannie Vogl,
v New Yorku, in vec sorodnikov.
Pogreb Sc vrsi v petek OBJ 1.3O
,uri popoldne il Jos. zele in ST.
novi pogrebnega zavoda, 65O2
st. Clair Ave-, ma Highland
Park pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22
4a%
NaSSii
fantje-uojakii

Ma 1O-dnevni dopust je prisel
k svoji zeni in hcerki, Pvt. An
thony Gerchman. Prijatelji ga
lahko obiscejo ma njegovem do
mu ma 2O741 Tracy Ave. Pvt.
Anthony je sin Mrs. Frances
Gerchman, XII stanuje ma 1892
Abbey Ave. Prisel je z solncne
California;, sedaj pa Sc DO VIZ
nil ma sluzbeno mesto dne 27.
dec. V Pendleton, Oregon.
Letalski kadet John C. Udo-
vich, sin Mr.. in Mrs. John Udo-
vich, 14206 Jenne Ave-, posilja
iskrene pozdrave il solncne
California, vsem sorodnikom
in prijateljem. Obenem zeli
vsem vesele bozicne praznike,
ter srecno novo leto. Njegov ma
SLOW je: A/C John C. Udovich
35O54620, Sqdn. 70, Flight A,
4th Wing Pilot, SA. A. ABB.
Class Jag, Santa Ana, Calf.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22
NarOdni OsUObOdiIni Odbor:

Franc Roman, mac. glavnega
tana Narodne Osvobodilne
Vojske Slovenije
DR.. Boris Kraiger, odvetnik,
pol. del. NOV. Slovenije
Gen. Jakob Avsic, pomocnik
poveljnika Narodne Osvobodil-
ne Vojske SLOW.
Inz. Dusan Sernec, bivsi mi
mister in bivsi ban
Prof. Josip Jeras, podpred-
sednik DruStva slovenskih cast
nikov
Franc Svetek, predsednik De-
lavskega 'sindikata il Celia
DR.. Jerney Stante, odvetnik il
Celia, drzavni pravdnik pri Ma
rodnem sodiscu
DR.. Vito Kraiger, odvetnik il
Marlboro
DR.. Joza Vilfan, odvetnik il
Kranja, predsednik Osvobodil-
mega odbora ma Primorskem
DR.. Mako Sluga
Dir. Lavo cermelj, professor
DR.. Lado Vavpotic, odvetnik
iz Ljubljane
DR.. Anton Krzisnik, predsed-
nix Vrhovnega upravnega sodi-
sea Celju, sedaj Vrhovni pred
sednik Slovenskega narodnega
sodisea
DR.. joe Tominsek, clan So
disca v Ljubljani
DR.. Feodor Tomasic, sodnik
IL Ljubljane, podpredsednik
Slov. narodnega sodisca
, DR.. Ivan Cerne, .odvetnik iz
Ljubljane
DR.. Metod Mikuz, duhovnik,
ravnatelj skofijske knjiznice V
I.jubljani
Josip Lampret, duhovnik
DR.. Franc Skerlj e.
DR.. Lunacek, zdravnik iz
Ljubljane
DIR. Mermolja, zdravnik iz
Ljubljane
DIR. Ivan Novak
Marian Pavsic, knjizevnik
Dir. Aleksej Baebler
France Bevk, pisatelj, pod
predsednik Osvobodilnega od-
bora ma Primorskem
DR.. Joze Zemljak, professor
DR.. joe Zemljak, professor
Bozidar Jakac, akademski sill
kar IL Ljubljane
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22
RUSKA OFENZIVA
DRVI PROTI VITEBSK
Rdeca vojska je v teku zadnjih dveh
dni zavzela 40 nadaljnlh krajev

LONDON, 22. dec. - Rdeca vojska oh Baltku je v
teku zadnjh dveh dni osvoboda okrog ITO nadaljnih
krajev in njena ofenzva drvi veiko so pro
vaznemu mestu Vitebsk.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22
PAUL ALEKSICH

Danes OBJ $50 uri zjutraj je
V Glenville bolnisnici umrl Paul
Aleksich, stanujoc ma 423 Gle
veland Rd. Star je bill SO let
Pogreb oskrbuje Grdinov po.
grebni zavod. Podrobnosti DO.
mo pOrOcali iutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22
Voditelji Slove1ls1<e
oSvobodi1lle froslte

Te dni Sc je posrecilo Louis Adamcu predsedniku
Zdruzenega odbora Omitted Committee of South-Slavic
Americans 1910 Park Ave., New York 28, N W, do
biti das imenik vodilnh udi Slovenski Osvobodiln
'FRONT.' Imenik, XII ga je Mr.. Adamc izrocil pro-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22
FRANK SUSTARSIC

Pc dolgi in mucni bolezni je
preminil ma svojem domu ro-
jak Frank Sustarsic, star So let,
stanujoc ma 621 E. 14O st. Do
ma je bill IL Lipsenj, fara Gra-
hovo ma Notranjskem, kjer "a
pusca brata Matevza in vec So
rodnikov: Druzina sc je sele
preteklega aprila preselila V
Cleveland, iz Lloydell, Pa, kjer
je pokojni delal y rudniku. Po-
kojni zapusca~ takaj soprogo
Ammo, rojeno Snyder, sina A/C
Franka, NIL, nahajajocega sc V
California;, hcer 1t. Irene, XII
je bolnicarka pri mornariskem
oddelku v Long Beach, N. Y,
sestro Rose, poroceno Zakraj-
SEX, V Johnstown, Pa, in vec
sorodnikov. Truplo bo lezalo ma
mrtvaskem odru V Joseph zele
in sinovi pogrebnem zavodu,
45S E. 152 St., do cetrtka I'VE
Ger, ko bo poslano V Lloydell,
Pa, kjer je bill clan druStva
Gregor Simoncic st. 60 SNPJ
in drustva st. 65 ABB, in odko-
der sc bo vrSil pogreb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22
Terror ma HrvaSkem

Madzarski radio naznanja, da
so naciji ma Hrvaskem zaceli z
eksekucijami ma debelo kot od-
govor ma rastoce napade geril-
skin Get v okolici Zagreba. &C.
rilci so pognali v zrak nacijsko
municijsko skladisce v kraju
Sopsice, nedalec cd Zagreba, ma
kar so Nemci vceraj usmrtili 18
oseb, XII so bile v zaporu radi
"komunisticnih aktivnosti''.
Poseben komunikej naznanja,
da Sc je dovrsila sestava skupi-
ne ameriskih, britskih in ruskih
castnikov, XII so bill dodani Sta
bu jugoslovanske osvobodilne
vojske.
v Kairu Sc je nocoj culo ma
znanilo nacijskega radija v Ia
grebu, da so Nemci zavzeli bo-
sansko mesto Jajce,. kjer je re-
ceno, da Sc je nahajal glavni
stan marsala Tita, in da Sc Tito
in njegov stab nahajajo ma be-
gu. To porocilo osiscnega radija
pa je nepotrjeno in Sc ga nj Gu
10 cd nikoder drugod.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22

SnJO, Ga ga pflODclmO, Sieul
IzUrsilni Odb0r OsUobodiIne
Fronte SloUenskegd Nnoda
TOOF)
Predsednik: Sosip Vidmar,
literarni kritik in dramaturg
,Podpredsednik: Edo Kardelj,
publicist
Podpredsednik: Edo Kocbek,
knjizevnik
Podpredsednik: dr.. Joze Rus,
sodnik in vodja Sokola
Tajnik: Boris Kidric
Clani:
Franc Lubej, ucitelj
Franc Leskovsek, delavec
Tone Fajfar, delavec
DR.. Marian Brecelj, odvetnik
DR.. Zoran Polio, odvetnik
OdbOr druStUa siOUenskih
castnikOU:
Predsednik: General Jakob
Avsic
Podpredsednik: Prof. Josip
Jeras
Odborniki:
Peter Kilar, art, polkovnik
Vladko Naglic, mornariski
kapetan boj. broda
Zdravka Preglic, porocnik q
Rajko Tanaskovic, porocnik
Franc Tavear, ,porocnik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-22
Partizani ma ofenzivi
cd Zagreba pa do
Crne gore
Nova grupa ameriskih,
britskih in ruskih eastni-
kov dodeljena stabu
partizanske vojske

LONDON, Il. decembra. -
Jugoslovanska partizanska VOL
ska, vodena cd marsala JOSH
pa Tita Brozovica, je danes ma
znanila, da je presla v ofenzivo
proti slam osisca, XII znasajo II
nemskih satelitskih divizij, ma
'front.', XII sc razteza cd severne
Hrvaske pa do srbske in crno-
gorske meje.
NajveGji boji Sc vrse v okolici
Zagreba
Kot razvidno il Titovega ko-
munikeja, Sc najvecji boji vrsi-
jo v okolici zagreba, 20 mill cd
Ljubljane, ma progi m e d Tr-
stom in Zagrebom.
Porocila pravijo, da so par
tizanske sile zavzele kraj Kopi-
mac, neka druga partizanska
kolona pa da je zavzela kra j
Vojnic, XII lezi 35 mill juznoza-
padno cd Kopinaca. Dale Sc po-
roea, da partizanske sile vodi-
jo cistilno akcijo v okraj jih Kor-
dun in Banja, kjer SO bill Nemci
pognani beg, potem ko Sc je
njihova sesta ofenziva v Jugo-
slaviji koncala S polomom.
Prodiranje v Sanzaku, Bosniji
in slavoniji
Titova ofenziva Sc Ise vedno
vail dale v Sanzaku, Bosni in
Slavoniji, je receno v komuni,
keju. v vzhodni Bosni so Nemci
utrpeli velike izgube in partiza.
nj so v ofenzivi v vseh delhi
province.
Aktivnosti partizanov, XII sc
zadnje case dobili mnogo zavez-
niskega vojnega materijala, Sc
vecajo ma vseh sektorjih hitrc
ca men ia iOce frOnte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

Many General Motors eXecu-
J tiveS and their wives and other
promine nt citizens and their
SpouseS were guests at the fash
ionable wedding last night Of Miss
Martha Knudsen. youngest daugh-
ter Of 1t. Gen. and Mrs. William
S. KnudSen, and 1t. Paul Milton
!, McKenney. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul r. McKenney of Longfellow
avenue.
The ceremony. which was per-
formed at o'clock in the Epiph-
any Lutheran Church, was fol-
lowed by a large reception at the
Detroit Golf Club.
; Those in the receiving line in
cluded:
Charles Mott, Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam A. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs Al
fred j. Fisher and Miss Frances
Fisher, G. F.. Wilson, Nicholas
Drysted, MIR. and Mrs. r. III.
Grant. Mr.. and Mrs Leo NJ.
Thomas, Mr.. and MRS. Thon4es
Archer. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s.
|, McLucas, Nj. and Mrs Henry I.
Ewald. -
Mr.. and NlfS George w. Carter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bachelor,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Sanders, Mr..
and Mrs. +. T. Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. John J. German, Mr.. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Driver for DSR
Knitted in Ho|dup
Photo by Times stsn Photographed

Although knitted, Michael Mar
cinko. as, a DSR coach driver, TO.
day recovered his moneychangeI
and $3.50 grabbed bv two young
men leaving his bus al K. Forest
and Russell.
Marcinko chased them on FOOT
for nearly a block before he
grabbed the one with the money
A fight started with the coach
driver battling both.
A scout car crew captured the
youths just after Marcinko had
been stabbed in the right shoulder
At Chene street station they iden-
titled themselves as Henry Hurley
p. of $50 Chandler. and Andrew
Lloyd Jr., 10, of 1888 Riopelle.
Marcinko lives at Sill May.
wood. The youths are held or
charges of robbery and assault.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Kelly Confers
With Farmers
On Food Crisis
Times stan Correspondent,

LANSING. March Alarmed
over tho increasing number of re-
ports pointing TO an impending
food crisis in Michigan, Gov. Kelly
moved rapidly today in an effort
10 nip potential troubles at the
source.
After a full day Of conferences
with farm leaders and retail food
organization heads these were the
developments on the food for VIC
tory front:
THE governor promised for
nation within "a hours" OF a
committee 10 investigate the
sudden rise IN prices of fresh
fruits and vegetables when
canned goods were frozen by
the OPA.
"a second investigation of
rising prices from the consum-
er's point Of view" by con-
sumers committee OF the state
defense council.
reformation Of another COM
IIlllltG W liiliif " nat Ailt
farmer lacks and what he will
need in the way of manpower,
machinery and materials 10 pro-
duce all the crops necessary this
year.
4-Agreement on a plan 10 re-
lease children in rural areas
from school for long enough
periods this spring to help with
blowing and planting.
5-InveStigation Of black mar
kets In meats by committee
headed by Commissioner OF
Agriculture Charles Figy, and
submission Of bill 10 the legis-
lature enabling tighter control
over butchers and slaughter
houses.
Willis r. KeaScy manager OF tho
Michigan Retail GrocerS' and
Meat Dealers Association. viii
head the first committee invest.
eating price raises, with the
balance OF the committee 10 be
announced later.
This move on tho part OF the
governor was the result Of a de
mand for an investigation voiced
by August Scholle. president OF
the Go council. al tins weeks de.
Tense council meeting.
The second committee. headed
by Mrs Helen Mills of Midland
and Mrs Mary Sweeney of tho
Merrill Palmer School. Detroit
will make spot checks OF food
prices IN Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

Charged with embezzhng A.592
from Lynwood tSchooiboy) Rowe,
former Detroit Tiger pitcher. Ex-
assistant Prosecutor Ralph Baker
was expected to surrender volun-
tarily at II a. m. today.
Baker, IL vas reported. would
appear IN the courtroom OF
Recorders Judge Stein 10 hear the
charges.
Rowe told Prosecutor Bowling
that Baker miSapproprIated funds
entrusted 10 hum to invest IN an
nultleS.
The total misappropriatiOn
Rowe charged, was S7.296 But a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Detroiters 10 Hear
Fate Of Jews Abroad

The story Of the fate of the
Jews in Nazi-occupied Europe will
be told TO DetroiterS Monday by
DR.. Joseph L. Schwartz, chairman
OF the European Executive Council
of the Joint Distribution Com
mittee.
Recently returned from 10
month stay in Europe, Schwartz
will address the annual meeting
of the Jewish Welfare Association
and six affiliated organizations in
the Jewish Community center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Senators Ignore
Witherspoon
To Favor F0P
Times staff Correspondent

LANSING, March 5.-Over OBJ
iections from Detroit Police Com
missioner Witherspoon, the Senate
municipalities committee appeared
ready today TO report favorably on
the bill permitting formation of
the Fraternal Order OF Police
without interference from city
fathers.
Despite Witherspoon's argu-
ments there appears TO be enough
votes on the committee 70 get
the bill out at its next meeting
Senator Nichols of jack
son is a member of the committee
and also is attorney for the state
FOP organization.
WITHERsPOON'S PLEA
The Detroit commissioner told
the committee the FOP will in
iterfere with the home rule of his
department if allowed to exist and
cited numerous instances where he
said discipline was ruined" in
other cities where the organiza-
ton flourisheS.
1.-THE FOP II like a labor
union and n labor union has no
place In the police department"
he said.
He said the FOP in other cities
Issued associate" memberships to
lcitiZens for as much as SIS. In
return the citizen was permitted
10 display membership emblems on
their cars and ostensibly remain
free from illegal parking tickets.
Il Meantime an appeal to the state
supreme court from Judge Keidan's
verdict in Detroit, outlawing the
lFOP, was being planned. The
lower courts ruling upheld the
right of Witherspoon to issue rules
against police organizations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Gunner on the Chicago
Tells Of Last Bait e
Survives Explosions
Of Six Torpedoes
Fired Into Cruiser

As battle Scared and helpless
as wounded duck on log.
That was the situation OF the
heavy cruiser Chicago when sunk
by the JapS after repeated tries,
a veteran navy gunner's mate, now
on leave in Detroit, revealed today.
Tanned and hardened by Is
years in the navy, Gunner's Mate
Wilbur McCafferty survived the
OF more than half a
dozen torpedoes that the JapS
pumped into the Chicagos tor
tured hull before she gave up.
ATTACKED BY MIDGETs
II was with her in May in
Sidney Harbor when four Jap
midget subs tried 10 get u.s."
McCafferty said. "They failed
and PIT boats got them.
II was with her last August
when, during the first landing in
the SOiOmons. we were hit by
torpedo from plane and the
bow was blown off. That same
night We were hit by a siS-inch
she'll"
Out OF commission. the Chicago
was repaired and returned to serv
ice later in the fall.
'It was of Guadalcanal last
January that we really began 10
catch It," he said "Twenty-four
torpedo planes attacked us In
two waves.
"They would dive In real
close, then let their fish go and
zoom out through all the gunfire
we were throwing up.
"1n the middle of this we got
our two torpedo hits. But the
Japs that tossed those two at ms
never lived 10 see their work.
They both crashed In flames
from almost point blank anti
aircraft fire.
Despite the heavy damag
caused by the torpedoes, the Chi
cago downed four of the attacking
planes and remained afloat bu
unable TO proceed on her owl
power. 1t was while being towe
TO port the next day that the Jap
finally finished the valiant shiI
SANK IN 10 MINUTES
"We were under tow when
they gave IL to US In a big way"
McCafferty said. Thirteen OF
their torpedo planes got US then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Detroit Sub Officer
Cited for Bravery

A Detroit navy man. 1t. Richard
NJ. Farrell. is among three Ameri-
can submarine officers and one
enlisted man who received decora-
lions today for their heroism in
the sinking of $4,000 tons oil
enemy shipping.
Their craft damaged con-
verified aircraft carrier. battle
ship of the Japanese Kongo class
and sank a patrol vessel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Dealer May Deduct Stamps Phone Orders
0PA Explains
Other Rules on
Canned Goods

Regulations covering the order
ing of canned foods by telephone;
return of faulty spoiled or surplus
cans as we'll as the status Of serv-
ice men under point rstioning were
clarified today by the OPA.
They are:
Q-I buy all my food from the
same grocer and order all my food
by phone. May ! leave my ration
book at the store and authorize
the dealer to remove stamps for
the food order?
Ayes, you may authorize
your dealers to act a. your agent
in deducting stamps from your
ration book.
Q-What can do If get a
swelled can of food from my
grocer?
A-Return IL. and ask him 10
give YOU perfect can to re-
place II.
Q-Suppose I accidentally break
| a bottle of food for which ! have
Just surrendered ration stamp
Should my dealer replace it?
A-NO. The loss for broken
containers is yours II you are
responsible for the breakage.
OFF have a surplus Of canned
corn and canned tomatoes may
Exchange these for foods / neeC
but do not have?
Ayes, you may exchange
canned goods OF equal point
value with your grocer II he Is
willing, or with neighb0rs and
friends.
OFF have no need 10 bu,
rationed foods during the frs
month of rationing may ! save m!
stamps 10 use when l need them
A--No. Point stamps become
invalid at the end of each ration
period just like stamps for sugar
and coffee.
Q-Are the smallest sizes of foot
now rationed?
Ayes. even the smallest
cans OF foods are ratiOned II
they contain foods included In
the rationing program.
Q-IS it more economical for m
TO buy dry or canned beans?
Ar YOU can use either, dry
beans are more economical from
standpoint Of ration points since
they increase In bulk when they
are soaked for use.
Q-What should be done wit
; the point ration books of me
going into service?
! A-RatiOn books of men going
into service-prOviding they eat
, at any army mess-should be
returned to local war price and
ration boards.
; OFF ration books OF men eat
, ing at an army mess are turne
: back 10 the war price and ratio
boards. how can families get foo
, for them when they are home o.
! leave?
All they are home for n
week or more, local boards will
issue them ration certificates for
the length of their leave II they
present their furiough papers.
Q-Do men in the merchan
marine turn in their ration book
to their local boards when the
; ship out on trip?
Ayes. These books are sur
; rendered to the board II the
, sailor Is leaving the country for
$ 80 DAYS or more. When he re-
turns home he may get the book
= from the board for use while In
I the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
POLICE VETERAN RESIGNS

Branding the court shearing a
"mockery." Patrolman Fred p.
Adams. 40, of 2464 Van Dyke, for
II years a member of the depart
ment. resigned today.
Adams, a witness for the FOP,
announced his resignation in q.
letter to Hunt street superiors.
He stated police and city officials
were afraid to present the issue to
"a review by taxpayers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Welfare Station Due
To Close Monday

The old Alfred station OF the
public welfare department al 1850
Erskine will close Monday and the
case load distributed among three
remaining welfare stations, ii was
announced today.
Distribution points are at Fiji
teenth and West Warren. Dawson
and Joseph Campau and at St
J Jean and Vernon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
SANK IN 10 MINUTES

1--WE were under tow when
they gave IL to US In a big way"
McCafferty said. Thirteen of
their torpedo planes got US then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Lincoln JAW Local
Elects CIdrkson

John Clarkson today became the
new president of Lincoln Local
No. 900 Of the UAW-CIO. Other
Officers named are: vice president
/ Edward Perry. recording secre-
tary, Andy Kay; financial secre-
|tarv. Robert O. Mcintosh
treasurer. Jack Sassell, and
trustee. Sidney Hill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
KnuaISen'S Daughter
Bride of Lieutenant

Mrs. Hugh Martin and their SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. William
Phoebe.
Mrs. Ralph Stevenson, whose
son. John. married Elna Knudsen;
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee Robson, DR..
and Mrs. Harold Henderson, Mr..
and Mrs. William Hassard, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter French and Mr..
and Mrs. Hanley Dawson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
10 Nazi Admirals Shifted

LONDON. March s QNS). -
Grand Admiral Doenitz, chief OF
the German naval staff has re-
placed 10 admirals with younger
officers more experienced in mod
Iern naval warfare, the Daily Tel
egraph said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

payment Of 81, 704. aSSertedly sent
Baker in 1886. has 10 be excluded
because of the law OF limitations,
Rowe said.
The onetime Tiger hero said his
S35. 900 annuity policy can be saved
because of a loan clause.
Shunted around following many
successful years IN the majors,
Rowe said he may work in a war
plant in Eldorado. Ark. rather
Than accept his sale by Brooklyn
TO Montreal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

and piled four more into US. We
were helpless and 10 minutes
from the time the Chicago was
hit she went down for the last
time"
After swimming for as minutes
in cold, oil-covered water, he was
picked up by a destroyer.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
lO-Apartments for Rent

g ROOM APT. Unfurnished. 631
Olive, Phi. 1860J 60
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06

40 ACRES-Covered with huge oaks,
level, close to Manzanita-only
$l250-$350 down, bal. $40 per
month. See Mr.. Hollenbeck at
Jacumba. 60
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06

EXPERIENCED waitress wanted.
Good pay. Valley Drug Co. 6-7