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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-17
NEMSkE REzERvE NE M0REJ0
U5TAVIT| 50VJET5kIH ARMAD
Rusi koncujejo, kar so Nemci zacel. Ugo-
den potek bojev ma Siciliji.
NEMsK1 RADIO PR1zNAvA PoLoM v RUsIJI
Sijajna akcija ruskih armad

Sijajna akcija ruskih armad
Ruske armade sedaj sijajno
koncujejo to, kar so Nemci "a
cell. Nemski radio priznava, da
SO Rusi prebili nemske obramb-
ne crte pri Orlu in je zdaj prvi-
krat, da radio ne dostavlja, da
so bile vrzeli zamasene.
BOJI v SICILIJI
Zavezniski glavni stan v At
riki, 16. julia. - Po zavzetju
mesta Vizzini so Sc pricele anne
riske in kanadske cete izlivati
ma planjavo Catanije.
zavezniki so okupiran dva-
najst nadaljnih NEST in trgov
ter povecali stevilo zajetih voja-
kov osisca ma 10000 moz.
Prihod nadaljnih bojnih ladij
Porocila iz Vichyja naznanja-
.jo, da so zavezniki okupirali
mesto Agrigento, veliko bazo O.
sisca v blizini JUNE obali Sicili-
je. Rimski radio pa naznanja,
da je priplula skozi Gibraltar
nadaljna zavezniska pomorska
sila, obstojeca iz sestih angles
kin oklopnic in dveh nosilk le-
tai ter IL dveh ameriskih oklop-
mic.
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UphoiStering

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rsF .or csc no upn isternp OR oiso
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Utir.-r.aw suite CAN TO $500.
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SAW OVER HALE At THt CRAFT
lFHOLsTf RiSG-.CO CALL TY 1.l33n
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Lumber, Building Materials
A COMPLETE HOUSE

4 COMPLETE HOUSE
T0.lINF ~
BUILT ~ LESS THAN HOUR
$3.50
FOR A 1U PANEL
can he used for garage a. ken house
or any tSpe ~ buNdlug with these pre-
fabricated ectlonsl panels II used Nn.
2Y l. Complete with floors windows,
doors and fOois r q Is our yard
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isV2R PUNT THICK PUTJ ROOF
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WATERPROOF SHEATHING BOARD.
VERY REST ASBESTOS LIQUID
ROOF CEMENT. . GAL FER GAL 80
OPEN DAILY Incl SAT. To 7. VI
Sfr%nAN To NJ
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DAVENPORT Almost new plum I'M
ported hfOCa'cIt down cushions auG
ra.k WAS S23- VIl SOL. for N1T1 Town.
.sr1 s.u.li net0cen 9 uJ-- '0 Monday
Through tutaf
plNING suite. s-pe.. solid CHAIRS 500 5l,
p.reh chairs 81 HOOK. 9P3a Mack
CONSULT ,h, ru'afecf Real Estate list.
mss Hr 'Hc big sunday Times Wan, Al
Sect..r
GORGEOUS now PNlz wool Axmnster rug
Trade far radio 90 washer. Fl. $3.50
LIVING ROOM suites $50 up, liberal
allowance t.r NuuI used SCI Alvin
Furniture tsti IS Vernon open Thurs
day FRIDAY evenings ru q
MATTRESS special Sllg5. Many others.
sac. Superior sanitary 1929 "a River
Sew Furniture Hard 20 Get Items
W. HAVE THEM O< EASN TERMS
TUO' Living rHom suited with coil springs
tnuersprns mattress. box springs, col
springs NetaN lamps smokers Beucr ga'
stoves Bedroom suites dining room sets
Porcelain dircue SETS Complete stocks OF
brand new furniture
STATE SAMPLE FURNITURE CO
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orep Moe Thurs FRI sat Ives, %
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MaSo Jtl- Macs. OFe' ewes
SFN ierefsf..n- mattresses. stu1lo coucHes
RrttfrE &C.. fltu Ntshufy Grand
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Stoves and Heaters

BRAND new Cas stove, uncratcd really
perfect $50 pS also. used stove ~ nlle
condition. S24 30 CRYSTAL Furniture
600 MICHIGAN 3l2j GRATlOT
GAS RANGFS-Cratei marred, all makes
bargain superior, 1929 Grand River,
CONSULT The enlarged Real Es'ate list
irEs IN the hts sunday Times Want A
Section
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Where to Dine
Bus Transportation

BAT at SHORES
1900 West Warren. near Schssfs
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SMITH-ORR co.
Coal and Coke
Wood
-KINDLING WOOD, Sc
Miscellaneous for Sale

$50 CUBIC FEET-Pat'erson Lumber CON
pany, $500 Hubbel. Vermont $500.
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BRAND %FW col springs All sizes Only
* 30 MtCheIps 5000 Gratiot
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RID Chinese Administer rIg 9xi2 used
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REPOSSESsED- 20 rooms ~ clean furni-
tu-e all for SIS. ASA GRAND RIVER.
AT Third
RC0s e. Used CLEANr.o gNl2. sxi0.
6X9 VIII AKIN $3.50 W dcarpeting
65c 50 up, throws ~ up AMERICAN
CARPET CLRs s63s Oakland Ma 1918
RUGS. exli sxis f2xl5. II 3xl2. others
TODAY. 2s49 l2h ST. rr- Temple. Lar.
sTUpIO c0utnes Win springs. $50. Cook
Furniture g7O0 Gratiot
Yuu always save a. Ken; Saynrure i54il
LIvefroIs
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Wanted Miscellaneous

4 J7EKT-FF Wants TJr1it1Ts immedIafeN
for cash II reasonable Plaza -i2T
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-12-17

- haQ CdVe IL dlIVdfdl, - Sy ypoOud-
masis ne tai uzkeike, ne tai taip sau kaip
ir pakurstydamas, tare Nemura. = Ma
tyt jog tavo gyslose yra Juodvesisko krau-
jo. Mozuras ar Gudas klaustu kur beg
ii, tn klausi kas daryti. Nieko! Laukti!
- Kick musu isviso vyru? - klause
toliau Nemura.
Trisdesimts penki, isskyrus tar
nus, - atsake Virpsa.
- Ma, tai tegul po desimti stoja is
saliu kelio girioje, tiktai nelabai tankiai,
per gera kardo smugi, o mes is priesakio.
Kaip tik pasirodys Mozurai taip ir gulki
me ant ju. Gandui uztriubyki tn, Virp-
sa, - kalbejo toliau Nemura, atsakyda-
mas w visus, kaip prates ir patyres ko-
Laukti Mozuru ilgai neteko. Trum-
pa valandele ir pasirode pirmi ju vyrai:
Keturkampes kepures, blizgantys sarvai
aiskiai liudijo jog Radusis neapsiriko::
Tarp jojanciu vienok akylas Radusls umal
patemijo viena ne Mozura, SUI ilgu Juod-
vesiSku draucium ir tamsiais rubais. Bet
gerai patemyti jo neteko, mes tue jau lai-
ku VirpSa dave ganda.
Su riksmu: Musk! musk! griuvo Vir-
psos vyrai ant Mozuru. Drasus ju va
das, augalotas vyras, pamates neskaitlin-
ga vylu pulkeli, pastojusiu kelia, paspau-
de zirga ir, dawes ganda saviSkiams, savo
zirgu metesi ant AlgimantiSkiu. Bet lai-
me neleme Mozurams. Drasus ju vadas
zuvo nuo Primo Nemuros smugio, lydin-
ii j vyrai pagulde taipgi greta savo gal
vas; ikusieii, pasijute uzpulti is visu pu-
stu, pakreipe atgal zirgus, nesigailedami
jiems nei botagu, nei pentinQ, ir pasileido
namon.
Kovos vietoje tysojo keli Mozuru ku-
mai, vaitojo suzeistas druciai Uogytes su-
nus, laikydamas sveikoje rankoje viena
imtini Mozura. Dejavo keli Mozurai, su-
zeisti il paimti verguve.
Ma, vyruciai, tai visai lengvai is
Isisukome is didelio pavojaus, - atsiliepe
i vyrus Virpsa, kada tie aprime nusedo
nuo zirgu pasilseti.
- Turejo Mozurai visai netiketi kad
ras cia koki nors pasipriesinima, - pride
/ jo Dauksys, - kitaip jie nebutu taip len
gvai bege.
- Tas tiesa, - atsiliepe vienas is i'm
tiniQ. - Mus uztikrino jog cia sitame kra-
Ste ne tiktai jokio kareivio, bet nei vieno
vyro nesiliko.
- 0 kokiu varnu cia JUS atsivilkot?
- paklause vienas Juodvesiu.
Tai! ZlnOmaS dalykas: grOblo, -
paaiskino Mozuras.
Lake paliaubu? - su ismetineji-
nu tare Daaksys. = Ak tiktai atmenat
jog pa1iaubos ir su Sudavais ir su mumis
Ipadarytos ilgam. Ir jos baigsis ne anks-
ciau dar poros metu..
Patyleies kick, Mozuras vel atsiliepe:
- Sveikas tiesa kalbi. Nuns nerei-
kejo taip daryti kaip padarem, bet, natal,
visur visokiu zmoniu esti Atsirado ke-
Iii godus grobio ir sake, einam. Jie, ma
tai, isgirdo jog Sudavai kaunasi SUI Dai-
|nayiskiais ir uzsimane pasinaudoti pro-
ga. pagriebti Lietuva. Ma, natal, DANA
Iva tell tai lie sumane pagrohstyti Suda-
via. Q cia dar velnias atnese ta pasiun-
TIM Juodvesi. Jis eme gundyti ir prigun-
|de. Dabar, girdi, Sudavijoje neliko nei
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-12-17

VlenO VyrO. V1S1 lSeJO kOVa Su DalnaVlS-
kiais. Nugriebsim, girdi, visa Sudavija,
apsipilsim visokiu lobiu. Ir bus gi da-
bar jam! - pridejo baigdamas Mozukas.
- Mes jam is namu iskeliaudami priza-
dejom gerai, jeigu kane nors rasis klas-
ia al vylius Ma dabar.. -. Jisai bjau-
rybe ispradziu buvo mus besiundas ir ant
Juodvesiu. Ir ten jisai siule gera pelna.
Nera ko sakyti, cia mes pelnem. O tenai
ir visai butu prastai iseje.
Nemura bande suzinoti is Mozuro
koks tas Juodvesis kuris JUGS sukele ant
Sudavijos. Bet snekus Mozuras nemoEe-
10 aiskiai apsakyti Juodvesio isvaizdos.
Tvirtino jisai tiktai atsidejes:
nieksa!
- Ne kitaip kaip tai Vitartas buvo,
- mine Dauksys. - Kas kitas yes plesti
savo kampa? Beda, vyruciai, tokiai sa-
liai kurioje randasi Vitartu, daranciu vi
sokias klastas savo zmonems prazudyti!
Suvis kita kalba apie tokia sali kurioje
gema toxic kaip Basas. OF, matot, ir Mo
zurai Zinc jog visos srities vyrai subego
ginti Algimanta nuo Arsiojo. Liaudis gal
va guido uz savo valdova, valdovas uz
liaudj Vyruciai! Dekimes ir mes prie
Sudavu. Su tokiais Wis tiktai issituresi-
me.
- Gerai kalbi! - pritare Nemura.
- Tiesa! = patvirtino Abras.
Taciau daugumas Juodvesiu staman-
trial tylejo, radosi tokiu kurie ir prizes
taravo, primindami savo senoves padavl-
mus. senoves paprocius ir pajunkimus.
- O! niurnejo Jauskuldis, - senove-
je ir uzsiminti apie susidejima SUI kuom
nors nebutu dave. Kokios gadynes! Ko-
kie laikai! Juodvesis kalba apie suside-
lima, ir ne koks nieksas, tiktai galiunas.
O!...
Ir tiesa, jau sitos vienos kalbos daug
svere. Juodvesiai pirma nedryso ir kali
beti apie susidejima SUI kokia nors sveti-
ma salim. Jie kiekviena lake perzemu
sau. Jie save VENUS skate svieto Waldo
vais, kiti, ju manymu, buvo dievQ leisti
tik vergauti Juodvesiams, dirbti ju nau-
dai laukus
sviesesnes galvos Juodvesiai, patent
je neatsaukiama saviskiu prapultl, prade-
jo jieskoti pragumu issigelbeti ir mate
viena tiktai tiesQ kelia susideti su giml-
niskomis Lietuvos tautomis. Bet sitos
galvos gerai suprato jog uzmanytas dar-
bas buvo labai sunkus. Jis priesinosi vi
sam Juodvesiu budui, visiems ju paiunki-
mans. Delto ir nesiskubino toxic Dauk-
siai ir Nemuros Ir dabar numete kelis
zodzius, nutilo abudu.
! trecia diena pasirode Kirsnos pilai-
tie, bet Triobiene nemane joje pasilikti.
Tiesa, sutare cia pasiganyti ilgiau, bet su-
stoti ilgesniam laikui Kirsnos pills rodesi
jai persilpna.
Pasilseje ir issisnekeje, jie vel pra-
dejo savo kelione Algimanto pill.
Pasilseje ir pasiteirave, kaip moterys
taip ir vyrai Triobienes pulko sutare ke-
liauti pas Algimanta. Ypac taip nuspren-
de deltc jog gauti gandai skelbe, jeigu ne
siadien tai rytoj Gardinas busias paintas.
Tvirtame Gardine salia Algimanto ir mo-
terys lauke daugiau ramybes, negu vos-
ne-vos stovincioje pilyje.
Seka: Gardino Paemimas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-12-17
JUS Eikite, Skelbkite
Zmonems Dievo Kara
lystes Prisiartinirna

c. Jezus kalbejo savo apasta-
lams budamas ant zemes apie
sio svieto pabaiga. Jam ant
Alyvu kalno sedint ateJo pas
j jo mokytiniai tardami, Sa-
kyk NUNS kada tai bus ir kok-
sal bus zenklas Tavo antro at
ejimo bel svieto pabaigos?
Jezus atsake jiems: Ir isgir-
site karus ir sauksmus; tai
vislab turi nusiduoti. Bet dar
nebus galas, mes sukils zmones
prizes zmones ir karalyste prizes
karalyste ir bus maras ir ba-
das ir drebejimas zemes.
Visur zeme reiskia tautas.
zemes drebejimas reiskia re-
voliucijas. Dabar tas natosi
ir 81 eyangelija apie Dievo ka-
ralyste bus apsakyta per visa
pasauli, liudymui visiems EMO
mems; ir tada ateis galas. Ra-
site biblijoje tuos Jezaus 70
dzius. sv. Matt. 24:6-7 e.
Praejo 60 metu kaip bibli-
jos studentai skelbia Dievo
karalystes isteigima ant zemes
ir pasaulio pabaiga, bet tautos
netiki ir tikybos priesingos ia
me dalyke. O kas bus po situ
vargu? Dievas zada isteigti
savo karalyste ant zemes, ku-
rios mes prasome per 19 simt-
meciu: Ateik tavo karalyste
kaip danguje taip ir ant zemes.
Biblijoje sv. Matt. 60 e. Die
vas dabar prisako visiems EMO
mems visuose krastuose atsi-
versti, mes kas Viespaties var
du melsis bus isganytas. Bib
lijoj, Rom. 1913 e. Dievas
yra meile, ramybe ir tiesa.
w. F. Shimkus, 1850 E. 76
ST., Cleveland, O. (Skelbimas)
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Finally she said, I'D find out
The ground rules from my COM
handing officer"
You're smarter than I gave you
credit for being Jackson said.
We'll, the ground rules here are
that military courtesy is observed,
but not to any ridiculous extreme.
We live in a very close area, so
we salute when we meet for the
FIRST time during the day, and then
don't salute any more unless there
is a special reason. We're some
thing like a submarine crew out
here. You know, III a submarine
discipline is, if anything, stricter
than on a surface vessel; yet the
Impractical eye would have a hard
time recognizing rank"
He paused. Then ne continued.
This lecture sums itself up to
TINS he said. UNLESS it's very
official and in front OF a lot OF
people, call me Brit. And III call
you Beth You've proved yourself
10 me, and l hope I can to YOU"
Thanks Just as she was
about to say Brit she heard a
woman's voice.
Why, Bri- darling, imagine
finding you here"
Brit turned sharply, startled. So
did Beth. Coming toward them
down the powered path was a
young woman in a gay afternoon
dress, in strong contrast to the
uniformed population of the is
land
(TO Be Continued
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NEA SERVICE. INC.

to tell the major Off, right then,
She wanted to make him eat his
words. He saw the look on her
face.
IT ought TO be ashamed Of my
self" he said Particularly after
you turned out to be such swell
fighter on the trip out"
You only said what a lot OF
people feel she replied.
That's just it. I might as well
tell you, not all the officers here
are very keen about a WAC be-
ing sent out, particularly to do a
staff job. If you had come out
here simply as stenosrapher -
and I'm not ridiculing stenogra-
piers without any military title
or rank, it would have been diff
lerent. Some Of the fellows would
have made play for you. 1t
would have all been very, very
glamorous and probably you'd
have married one OF us - I mean,
them" He gulped. LAS it is, some
of the officers who give you the
biggest welcome may be only hid
ing doubt and perhaps even re-
sentiment. You're the only woman
on the island. I'm the only officer
other than yourself, on this island.
who knows the full truth as to
why you are here. You're
woman, yet for military purposes
you're not woman; you're fell
low officer
Il didn't know that, Major. l
supposed that my position was set
out as clearly as that of any other
officer in any branch of the Army
OF the United States. l was taught
that that was the beauty OF Army
Regulations you always knew
just where both you and the other
fellow stood"
Brit Jackson laughed
You've got me. Let's see how
well you know regulations. What
are YOU going to do the first time
some young junior officer wants to
call you Beth? And, by the way.
are you going TO continue this
darned formality all the time with
me? You know, out here in the
theater Of operations, we don't
play that way, We leave that for
the garrison soldiers - God bless
them, and I'm not casting any
slurs at them, either. If there's
anything more aggravating than
being a garrison soldier, it's being
a desk soldier, and both OF them
pray night and day for a chance
TO go to the field. know, because
I've been all three kinds of SOL
der at one time or another"
Beth did not know how 10 ans
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COMPANY
CHAPTER v

Major Jackson had then studied
her.
IT can't give you much infor-
nation now, but If you'd care to
take stroll later, I'd like to talk
to you. We could walk a few hun
dred yards to get the kinks out of
our leg muscles"
Its o date she said, surpris-
ing herself with the informally
of her tone. She caught herself
and resumed military manner Of
speech. Then, sir, I'll meet you
at your Office in half an hour"
The half hour was well en-
ployed refreshing herself. A last
glance In the metal mirror which
someone had thoughtfully hung on
the wall of her room told her that
she still was capable of making
herself attractive. Not even G.. L.
mirror could hide that.
She reached the meeting place
on the minute. and Major Jackson
was there.
Lieutenant Carter, it's time you
and I held another truth session.
Maybe If we did, it would smooth
both our paths and save us lot
Of embarrassment later"
I'm glad you feel that way,
ir," Beth said.
"You don't need to say sir like
that all the time" Major Jackson
sxpoStulated. I'm treat you cour-
!eously and l know you'll treat
me the same way"
I'm junior officer, Major, and
have every respect for your
rank" 1t sounded so stiff and for
nal that 1t amused even Beth, who
meant 1t most seriously.
The major laughed.
You girls certainly have a great
lime playing soldier, don't you?' ne
.sked.
Beth's laugh died away, She bit
ner lower lip - very lovely lower
Up, too-quite hard. Sho wanted
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~ SERIAL STORY
Beth Ca1tQl> WAAC
ON %NNDED
OI GONC IE AOSTEN SERVICE. INC
BY LORETTE COOPER

THE STORY: Beth Carter
WAAC, and Major Brit Jackson
have landed on the tiny camOu-
FACED island in The Pacific where
his unit Of the Coast Artillery
Barragc Balloon battalion Is
based. The duty Of the Balloon
battalion Is to protect military
operations from enemy air at
tack. Beth IL to assist her com
manding officer In tracking down
suspected information leaks. The
officers lounge Is turned over to
her for living quarters, since she
Is the only woman at the post
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HITLER'S NOSE PUNCHED

Los Angeles, Cal. - CUP p hit
Ter got his nose punched here, When
the Liberty freighter S. S. Wiley
Post was launched here, a huge
caricature of Hitler's face was paint
ed on the stern, with the exogger-
ated nose in precise position to re-
ceive the blow from the bottle OF
champagne. Mrs. c. II. Macomber
saw to it that Hitler got the punch
right on his nose.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-14
GODS COUNTRY

Kokadjo, Me. CUP This unor-
gained township OF Frenchtown,
whose Indian name translated is
Kettle Mountain" has a boarding
house, a filling station and a popu-
lation OF 10. A large sign reads:
This is Gods Country Why set
it on fire and make it look like
help"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Sicily Test Tube
For Model Rule
Photo by Times stan Photographed

WASHINGTON. July Il CINS)
Diplomatic sources tonight dis
closed Sicily is destined 10 be-
Aa-labsEatoEy-in which the
Allies will set up a model gov
eminent for the defeated enemy
peoples
Observers pointed out that the
setting up of a test tube" regime
to mete out justice to Sicily's lib
Grated 100000 inhabitants when
the invasion is completed will
place an example of just govern
ment at the doorstep of the con-
.tinent.
Thus word Of the treatment ac-
corded the people is believed
bound TO stir new unrest among
the Axis peoples.
Appointment of the first Amer
ican-BritiSh joint military gov
eminent (AmgoD behind the
lines in Sicily IS regarded as the
prelude to the model government.
"Amgot' stands for Allied Mill
tary Government of Occupied
Territory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Pope Answers
Roosevelt Letter

MONTREAL July Il up
The Montreal radio today quoted
Swiss reports that Pope Plus XII
has replied to President Roose-
velts letter which was sent 20
him at the start OF the invasion
of Sicily.
The broadcast said that at
seems Pope Plus expressed his re-
gret that Roosevelt did not dis
ePiFaiHAtf sufficiently between the
Hitler and Fascist tItallan) re-
gimeS
According 60 the Swiss cor
respondent. the Vatican thinks
one could perhaps shut ones
eyes 10 the severe judgment of
Germany" the broadcast said,
"but that this could not be the
case Of Italy, with which the
Vatican maintains normal diplo-
matte relations"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
U. s., Mexico Sign
Economic Pact
Far-Resohing Postwar
Effects Revealed

WASHINGTON. July u dNS)
The United States government
bias agreed 10 help promote the
udu>ualilation and general eco
monte development of Mexico
under a faT.rcsching agreement
announced hy The state depart
MCut today.
Designed io create a new era Of
economic unity between tho two
countries. the agreement is the
0utErowth of the understanding
reached between President RoOSe-
Welt and President Avila Camacho
OF Mexico I'M their historic meet
ing az Monterey and Corpus
Christi last Aurll.
II rs based on a series Of
recommendations made by the
MeNiCan-American commission for
economic cooperation. The Amer
lean and Mexican governments
have agreed 20 put the recon-
mendalon into effect without
delay.
In return for American aid in
helping 10 develop the industries
and agriculture of Mexico the
Mexican government has agreed
10 cent ifttf-4- tfte'-teItRs he United
States with strategic raw mate
rails during the war
Mexico also agrees 10 concen-
traie her induStriallzation pro-
gram largely IN those fields OF
'endeavor which Will serve in
peace. as well as war. such as the
electrical. steel. rubber. cement,
chemical. textile, sugar. alcohol
and pulp and paper industries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
AIDED CIVILIANS

Capt. Streigel told Of befriend-
ing some Italian civilians. who
likewise were averSe to combat,
81 was trying to find out
whether had parachuted onto
friendly or enemy territory"
explained Streigel. 81 saw two
civilians approaching. Unarmed,
they came forward with their
hands up.
I'VE chatted about five min
utes, 1 trying To interp0se few
words in French, but we didn't
understand each other until "A
jeep appeared with an Ameri-
can officer. Then everything
suddenly was q. H."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Economic Warfare
Head 10 Keep Perkins

WASHINGTON, July II tUP)
Leo T. Crowley, director of the
new Office of Economic Warfare,
today requested Milo Perkins 10
remain with him in consultant
capacity at least until July 80.
In a letter 10 Perkins. who was
executive director OF the now de-
funct Board of Economic Warfare,
Crowley expressed appreciation
fer Perkins action requesting key
personnel TO remain in their posi-
tons. In a reply, Perkins as
sured Crowley OF all possible
assistance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
State Distributes
Accident Blanks

Blanks on which motorists in
volved in personal injury or fatal
accidents must report 10 the state
within 10 days of the accident are
now being distributed. il was
announced Saturday by Herman
ii. Dignan. secretary of state.
Under the new financial respon-
Sibllity law. effective July 30,
failure 10 report an injury acct
dent Will be mlSdemeanor in
itself.
The blanks will be available at
all police and sheriffS' offices AS
we'll as the secretary Of state
branch offices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
EskiI GrundeI
Legion viii Take Part
in Services tuesday,

Members Of the American Le-
gion will participate in funeral
services Tuesday for Eskil Grun-
del. 81. of 1922 Waterman.
Rites VIII be held at z p. m
in the Moran and Duff Funeral
ParlorS. 662S w. Fort Burial Will
be in Woodmere Cemetery.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Charlotte GTundel, a sister, Mrs.
NJ. Bridgman, and daughter, Mrs.
Bernlce PorreSek.