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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
STEPHAN TRIAL WITNESS

At Stephan'S trial. which started
June IS, 1912, before Federal
Judge futile. Krug was the chief
government witness. In his AFRO
CANT, disdainful Nazj demeapor,
he pointed a finger at Stephan
and identified the latter a. his
benefactor.
Stephan was found guilty Of
treason on July ,. 1912, and on
Aug Judge Tuttle sentenced
him to hang Nov. IL al Milan. His
attorneys appealed TO the Circuit
Court of Appeals which on Nov.
z stayed the execution
The Circuit Court Of Appeals on
Feb. 6. 1913. affirmed the judy
meut and sentence.
After an unsuccessful appeal 10
the u. S. Supreme Court, Stephan
again heard Judge futile set a
day for his hanging But further
appeals TO both the court Of ap-
pealS and the Supreme Court
postponed elimination Of the SEN
tence. All of his legal recourse
finally exhausted, Stephan was
slated 10 die on July 2 but a few
hours before the schedule eXeCu-
ton President Roosevelt COM
muted the death sentence to life
Imprisonment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
DESERT WAR JOBS

Other Spanish reports asserted
that Italian workers were desert
ing war factories in droves, pos
sibly in response 10 an Allied
warning that Italian factories are
TO be bombed TO destruction.
Radio Brazzaville quoted Euro
pean reports that 1S German
divisions had taken up defensive
positions in northern Italy and
Madrid heard that the Germans
were increasing their control in
the Fiume and Trieste areas.
Underground reports from
France said the Germans were
sending reinforcements into Cor
Sica by sea and air 10 take over
defense of the island in the event
Of Italian capitulation.
The Italian underground station
Radio Leghorn was heard broad
casting that crews of Italian war
ships and merchant vessels had
been placed in a state Of alert 10
prevent the Germans from seizing
or harming them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Jap Defenses
Crumb|ing at
Mundd AirfieId

UNITED NATIONS HQ.. AUS
TRALIA, Aug. 3 qNS)-United
States forces in New Georgia Is
land in the Solomons are break.
ing down the last Japanese de-
Tense positions around the Munda
airfield. Admiral William F. Hal
sey announced today from his
headquarters in the South Pacific
Admiral Halsey's statement
came after a communique from
headquarters of Gen. Macarthur
disclosed that the American jun.
gle fighters had scored a new
general advance against Munda
The communique also told OF
heavy aerial assaults on enemy
bases throughout the southwest
Pacific war zone damaging of a
Jap destroyer and destruction OF
at least is Jap planes in dog
fights, In one Of the air battles
IA Allied fighters knocked out IL
of an equal force of Zeroes with
out loss 10 themselves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
FACE-HDDEN JAPS

In the Munda fighting. where
American marines and doughboyS
face hidden. double-deck foXholeS
and numerous other japanese de-
lenses concealed in thick New
Georgia Island jungle growth. the
YankS advanced from 500 10 l.200
yards, the bulletin announced. As
they overran Japanese strong
points. the Americans seized CON
siderable quantities of war ma
terialS.
Torpedo planes. dive bombers
and heavy bomberS again blasted
the Buin-FaiSi area of Bougain-
vile Island in the northwest Solo
mons in continuation of the aerial
blockade of Munda.
Heavy bombers hurled more
than 500 bombs on a large con-
centration of enemy planes at
the kahili airdrome. damaging
many and causing large fires.
Torpedo planes and dive bomb
erS at the same time blasted
enemy shipping in Bougainville
Harbor. One large freighter was
set afire, tanker was hit and
bargeS sunk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
HIS BOAST RECALLED

They also recalled Krug'S boast
that he would some day return
to Germany and fly again for
Hitler
A high-ranking officer at the
camp told the Times:
Somehow or other Krug may
have gotten through or over the
fence. But we can't under
stand how and we aren't going
TO comment much until we find
out how"
The officer said that the fence
which surrounded the pool was
much higher than the height Of
the average man, including krug,
who is 5 feet s inches tall
Since his last escape, the officer
said. Krug had been a quiet pris-
oner pd had given us no
trouble.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
$50 ioun for 1884

Payments shown in the table below
include principal and interest, Charges
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

LONDON, Aug 3 (UP)-Re-
sumption of the Allied air assault
on the Italian mainland spurred
new peace demands from the
mass of Italian people, including
a left wing manifesto calling for
an army revolt, 1t was reported
today.
Reports reaching Madrid from
France said Italian government
leaders met at the Quirinal
Palace 10 discuss making peace
but were unable 10 reach a de-
cision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
kruS Hunted Here
After Second Escape
Continued from Page ene3

cause he followed the same path
on his futile flight last year.
They pointed out, further, that
transportation facilities would en-
able the escaped prisoner to reach
Windsor between the time he was
reported missing 3 p. m. yester-
day-and the time the man was
seen near the bridge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
VANIsHES MYSTERIOUSLY

Krug'S disappearance was mys-
FERROUS. Guards stationed near the
pond saw him Splashing around
clad only in a pair of blue SWIM
ming trunks
He was missed al the 3 p. m.
cheCkup.
AS authorities began dragging
the pond today they recalled
krugS testimony al Stephan's
trial that resulted in his convic-
ton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

FBI agents in San Antonio
CTeXD hotel
The fugitive had planned 10 slip
across the border into Mexico and
from there make his way back to
Germany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
you Can GET 100 SALARY LOAN
" you CAN PAY BACK sIoo, a MONTH

Borrow your sisnoiurs-No wage assignment token
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-15
Statistics
Are Cited
Babson Points Out
From Statistics
Four Things Learned
10 BE Needed
Ey ROGER ". B.NBSON
CONGRATULATIONS
Financial Bureau. Inc.

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II T.. t,..r ,ra, inc brit. yat,. inns
i!np.d ar .grrc fine dI.,., won, int
effect. 5.. ,,., All iL.,n l;.b.,- lyc
frc sind inc country ur.d,. In mr.v
.rs,4ucr. ,upy hai. hrcn sired ny
tlmid father, who are hnnj:.p = bapv
w.lI Get r.;ia rxcnp,iou, Tho truth
J.. ,.., the L. :, birth rate has been
down Ia. wears. Even more scr.nu,
D.. fl, ,gr. ,.l, tine decline * rrr;,,-
-. ..n..... those more fiji IL raise
Good cafIugc-. 1ni, tendency mus,
nr ..pp,cd l,. Nrlrr.r. will some day
he, rrrIsr.cd bv some other race.
I,ni,r,.. cuurIr.pu I- raising havoc
without D,.iu rate. Take two sis
Ter. for Instance: one sister gp,'s
fu college and usually either has no
children. or pcrhap, one: while the
other. wa, docs not 80 t. college.
rai,,. q rn.d family of three u.
iuu. Wo.,,,u have not been allowed
10 .Ipn, IN t.n battle lines. dur.uL
tho ua.t centuries. because they arc
lar NOR, valuable I'm raising fighters
This is . hint 10 the WAACS.
WAVES and SPARS.
The real difficulty with our food
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-15

Mu%co". Jdly l. ,APj $1,000
t"uNtvr ",,",N,n% Srla,, tanks.
supported ny mubi., artillery.
iaIcI blow, with GetMuu talks
and infantry forces in the Bel
g0rud sector of the Russian
IRON, Yesterday with increasing
local successes Tor the Russians,
front line dispatches said today.
The Russians said they had
beaten ~ stubborn attacks
which the Germans lamrchrd al
mos, irr"> sanity iii >ar!t. ~rriorS
a:uUnd BctgurUd AID had recap
turcd NrTIl villages H. their
counter hlowN got under wa.
For ..- second sacgv. size day.
".c-w.y. ... g.. mai Ito. -'...et a;
&C .o g.. ".u ,.1 ul g.. -1"..l.Ir
Dtc' Ku.-.. H..g 5!ou mon: ...Is
which u, Germans !aaucHrI :.y..
.i:on-;'r ,.,..a days l-r. j. nc
u.rI IgG, &..g' conmuu.n.. OK
r.,-Srd 20. .., G,.a..s "..- 400.
undertake. &. : attacks e. ;ay O:c.-
Nuv.!l scc.n. yesterday.
,Gcrm.I ...oo2.-,s recorded n
London sad g., Russians themselves
(C.a'...t Oh Pagc Fyu.o
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-15
Nazii Attack
Is Repulsed
AT BeIgsorod
Nazi Attack Stalls
at Northern End
OF 2OO-Mile Front;
Eeds Counter Attack

Moscow. July IJ-jNrJ-Nar-
>hal Stalin'> pGwcriul Red ar.
mics have halted The attacking
Germans everywhere IN The Bel
"nrod S.C."r and have di>ludgrd
ti.vm ln,L several ;,nNItiun,
Huh lCcii counter attacks wnicI
are saiiiL:. hiUmcnlnm dLliN.
u.Npairh,S i.i..n the Russian Iron,
&Id luGI'.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-15
Yanks And ussies
Close In On laps
TO Capture Mubo
New Drive Is Keyed
to Munda Offensive;
Preliminary Success
Is Reported

Allied Headquarters i'm the
Southwest Pacific. July ID
tAlD-Amcricam and Austria
liam troops III the New Guinea
Theatre attack 10 the continuing
All-Nmcrican drive against
Munda 100 miles to the east.
are closing in ON Japanese po-
$iticnS in the Mubo area for
decisive action
THIS new offensive. announced
il 1t special statement tonight
fran General Douglas MacAr-
thurs hrIGguartcr>. was said by
an official spokesman to he de-
Signrd Il clear the long contested
nuio zurc Of all enemy troops
and pin Tie Japanese back To
their lines around Sillmaua. OH
tlit. eastern New Guinea shore
line twelve miles To the north.
~ . p. ,Im.uarv -Urcu-S. Inc al
Lei iH.c,s captured Green HI. ON"
# he key strong points in the
M~Hu defense system. following con-
tinted pre-. sure against Jap0ucSc 10
~ .''s#' 's. t'...ls t''tsiltt Ct u s'l Nas'
.un 'rrccn : AID. In addition. an
Cnorv !.r-" e "rCl.t;m >.I"" ms
been ...'' ..t To-: MUbr.
Allied r...pls We" reported I'll
gagged ~ ut,ymi;;cu; clashes with
re Juuamc.v north Of Salus lake.
whi"A is ymly seven miles south o.:
SaIaMaua. the center OF enemy
strength - New Guinea.
Tn" pattern 4 determination nov
launched by Inc allies al MuDo fol
lowed closely that already unfolding
before he Japanese air base Of
Nundl. On New Georgia island.
Ba.h had 'h".r precedent, in the
campaigns # last winter h. climb
natc the ".c"y from Bun1. New
Guinea. and from Guadaicanal. The
MWudH actIoG. ii least. had even
greater hope iDr quick success.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-15
I inc CroUs Short
For Klska Attack
Military Strategists
Note That Weather
viii Soon Prevent
Extensive Operation

WaShimgtUn. July lj--,NPY-
llc Navy reported today that
IN American light nLr~hiE bonn
hlrdrd Japanese defense posi-
tons on Ki>ka island Nrdnr>-
day. making the fourth surface
attack on the enemy base III the
ciSht-dIy period.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-15
More Beef
In Prospect
Brown Says Cattle
Moving to Market;
Pleasure Driving
Ban May Be Lifted

Washington. JIlI Ii hiJ-
Price Administrator ri@nii>S
brCMn predicted tnGiy TIA:
Il, ri -hunGr, riyiIi..i., NH re-
Cciyr Increased supplies - !hr
Tc>uIt al u heavy :Hul. meat q.
livr>t"rk 80 ndr!i'i amd ADJ lie
pleasure ban III the rI-l w,iI he
lifted iGr ~" card haiGnr. Us
~OGn I> Du~>.h.,'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-15

Washington. iUIl lj-ihE .-
thc t:mC tor IN NmCrIcan ni-
irE-ivc d@In>. the Japanese
base on ki>kI island III THE north
FLri!ir IL Gruw ina short. RC.
rp"nNinlc nrim.,n here - THAI II
lac strategic base j. I" ne recap
NEici from IA. rnsuN ihi> year.
Weather conditions nah" II r>-
>"TliL! that OPERATIONS begin -
-prn - possible.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-15

Continued on Faye Fou)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
" TODAY At y0gR Ss EAYoRITE MOVIE ~
STAMPS SOLD al Any OF tMsE MMARs! E.

l0C--Harpes and frontenae III. oSfI q 4
hIL Open S. Bargain Hour 10 ~ '
II RECON" Plus "RHYTHM PARADE" l
with Robert Lowery and Gale storm. =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Grsnd River nv. $500 =
's0iONt Open $40. Fiesta Ware Free
n Ladies. Ray Miilsnd. "ARE HrsBANDA
NESEssARNs" Plus "DEsTINATION
UNKNOWN" VIM. Cargsn. Irene Hervey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

EVERY ONE feels senu-
mental about home and hearth
side today! Express your
thoughts charmingly by making
this quaint wall hanging. It's
easy to do for, with little eX-
ception, the picture is in 8 and 8
TO the inch cross-stitch.
Pattern SAC contains trans
fer pattern of a picture 15X20
inches; color chart; illustration
Of stitches; list OF materials re-
quired.
Send II cents in coins for
this pattern TO the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
1925 Times Square, Detroit,
Mich.
Due to the mails. pattern de-
liveries are being delayed. Please
be patient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Remedy for Tired Eyes

OLD FASHIONED, h on e
remedies can hardly ever be
beSted--here's one for headline
wearied eyes. Dampen pieces
OF cotton thoroughly in witch
hazel. form il into pads and put
il on your eyes and then rest
for at least a half hour. Maui
reen O'Fiara guarantees the ef-
fectiveness of this treatment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Formal Dress
Unnecessary
These Days
BY MARY BEECKMAN

FORMALITIES OF dress are
certainly diminishing in impor-
lance these days. In sending in
vitations for social affairs Of
somewhat formal aspects. such
as an evening wedding, ! suggest
you assure guests that you
would like TO have them dress as
they find il most convenient and
comfortable. taking into consid-
GRAFTON travelling conditions now.
when we're all cooperating by
saving gasoline and tires.
Formal Wedding
This observation is prompted
by a letter:
DEAR MRS. BEECkMAN:
!. My daughter is 10 have a
formal evening church wedding
with a reception afterward in a
private suite In a hotel one block
from the church. Because of the
gasoline shortage, the guests will
have to come by bus. viii il be
out of order for women guests 10
wear short dresses and for men
TO wear business suits?
2. May /, at the buffet supper.
serve coffee instead of the GUS
tomary punch2
w.R
/. Short dresses are the proper
and practical attire for evening
occasions now when travelling
must be by bus and street car.
Since il is usually just as prac-
teal for a man 10 wear his
tuxedo as his business suit on a
public conveyance TO such an
occasion as an evening wedding
OF some formality, he usually
wears his tuxedo.
But il for some reason, such
as a necessarily longer allow
ance for time for bus travel, it
isn't convenient for a man TO
change to his tuxedo, il is ac-
ceptable for him to wear a dark
business suit TO the evening
wedding.
2. Yes, ii is proper to serve
coffee. But if you don't serve
punch you should serve some al
tentative cold drink with which
to propose a toast to the bride
and bridegroom. :,
Furloueh Weddings
DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
My daughter is to have fur
Tough wedding soon, and we are
inviting. TO the ceremony and to
the buffet supper afterwards,
only the me m bers Of both
families and some of the closer
relatives. Under these circum-
stances would il be necessary to
write notes OF invitation?
MOTHER.
Here again present day expe-
diency dictates a common sense
course. Under tn G sc circum-
stances Il is proper TO give the
invitation by word of mouth or
by telephone.
It's not at all necessary to
write notes Of invitation when
only the families and close rela-
tives are to be isvited to a we'd
ding. And this is especially true
for a furlough wedding, when
necessarily the invitations would
have to be given on short notice.
Copyright, 1913. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Mrs. America no longer keeps
up with the JOneses. She's too
busy keeping ahead Of the Axis
by investing In war bonds and
stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

TIME-Iy23I East Jenerson. NJ DfexeI
ttHiL Open 5:I5. Nov showing. Between
. and p. M, Two az the Funniest
Comedies and Two Prize-Winning Cartoons
One Hour OF Laughs In Addition TO Our
Regular Program (See Next Adj.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Dry (NEwp--Fort street w. near junction
NM Open 5:15. News. Novelty. Serial. 4
Don Ameche Alice Faye. Al Josson m
.'sWANEE RIVER" Tex. Ritter, BIZ
Elliott In ''TNE DEVILS TRAIL" "Bstttc
NJ MldWayv Cartoon and Comedy Show,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Virginia Park
VihuiNHh Jas. EiLsoa, Jane Wyatt IN
'ARMY SURGEON" J, Anthony Hughes.
a. Breskstooe, MN OF San QUENTIN
~ Hsrvrrs Park Free ;
vVuoL Open 6.i5- Lam Times Tndayi
Mickey Rooney IN "a YASk AT ETON5
"WINGs FOR TIE EAGLE" with
Ann Sheridan and Dennis Morran
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-18
DONATE CIGARETTES

More than 500 packages of
cigarettes, donated by the pa
irons of Yankovic's Cafe at
528 E. 152 St., will be distri-
buted among servicemen in
three service organizations,
Stage Door Canteen, st. Johns
Cathedral Canteen and the
U.S.O. .>..,'> =,
Frank Yankovic, we'll known
band leader and proprietor of
the cafe has for the past two
months, played requests for
patrons who donated one pack
age of cigarettes per request.
Mr.. Jankovic, said that this has
been very successful, and be-
lieves that it will be a regular
feature hereafter. E
YANKEES" as this cafe is pop
ularly known, will feature a
Christmas Day Jam Session,
starting at 200 p. m. Seven
popular bands will provide mu-
sic for entertainment.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-18

Corporal Frank Stopar was
killed in action on November
9, in Italy, The telegram sent
by the War Department arrived
at the home of his mother De-
cember 9th. Cpl. Frank Stopar
attended St. Lawrence School,
and was previous to his induc-
ton employed by the American
Steel & Wire Co. (Newburgh
Works), as, a Cold Roller. He
was inducted into the service
on March Z, 1941, and received
his training at Fort Knox, Ken
lucky.
Cpl. Frank Stopar was with
the Tank Armored Division. He
was first sent to England, then
to North Africa. His last letter
home was dated Nov. 5, 1943.
st. Lawrence Parish now has
over 430 boys in the service, and
Cpl. Stopar is the first casual
ty. He would have been 27 years
old today, Dec. 18th. A Solemn
Requiem Mass with military
services was read by the Rt.
Rev. Canon Oman this morn
ing.
His father passed away on
November 4, 1943. Surviving
him are his mother, four Sis
ters, Louise, Victoria, Pauline,
Mary Srbrnak and brothers AL
bin, Stanley and Pvt. Joseph
now serving with the Tank Di-
vision. The family residence is
at 1906 E. Goth st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-18
LOEW'S STATE

Robert Donat, stars in the
much talked about photoplay
"The Adventure of Tartu" at
Loew's State Theatre. Keyed to
present day headlines, this pic
ture is stirring drama of in
trigue, coupled with a romance
that almost defeats it's purpose.
The story of adventure and ro-
nance amidst intrigue concerns
Donat's assignment to inveigle
his way through the Nazi lines
into Czechoslovakia where he is
to destroy the Skoda Works.
Vivacious Valerie Hobson plays
opposite Robert Donat in this
picture.
Two great attract o n S
brought back to Cleveland be-
cause of popular appeal will be
shown on the screen at Loew's
Stillman Theatre. The attrac-
tions are:, North West Pas
sage in Technicolor, starring
Spencer Tracy, with Robert
Young, Ruth Hussey and Nat
Pendelton. The other feature is
the comedy of any season, the
Marx brothers in "Go West"
OHIO
"In Old Oklahoma" a stir
ring Western which stars John
Wayne and Martha Scott
holds downtown fer a third
week moving to Loew's Ohio
Theatre. This epic story Of the
rush for oil in the boom Okla
homa days of wealth also stars
Albert Decker.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-18
TeIenews Theofre

Tarawa not only provided the
toughest opposition the Ma
rines ever faced, but also fur
nished the greatest combat
newsreels ever filmed. The of
ficial Marine Corps film story
Of the spectacular invasion is
presented in the new program
at the Telenews Theatre, which
started yesterday.
Leathernecks are S h O w n
charging into the face of death,
firing point-blank at the rum
ming Japs. Machine guns, rifles,
flame throwers and grenades
are used by the Marines in their
fierce fight. Few Japs are TAX
en- prisoners. They die in hand
to-hand combat or in exploding
pillboxes! ~t
President Roosevelt is seen
in Iran, where he addresses
American troops. Another ad-
dress, the important one by War
Mobilization Director Byrnes,
emphasizes the need for Win
ming the war on the home front,
and advocates subsidies to keep
prices down.
Raymond Clapper, interna-
tionally famous war correspon-
dent and columnist, appears in
an exclusive Telenews World
Spotlight feature, "Why Hate
Our Allies?" in which he advo-
Gates a friendly spirit toward
Russia and Great Britain. Save
your hatred for the Japs and
Nazis, is his message.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-18
Jan. 18th DeodIine
For spor Officer
Condidofes

National Headquarters of the
Coast Guard SPARS announced
recently that no civilian wom-
en- will be accepted for SPAR
Officer Candidate training aft
err January, 1914 and the final
class for civilian Officer Can
didates will assemble in Febru-
ary of the coming year.
With a new. plan of competi-
tive examinations being in
augurated, future SPAR Off
GERS will be selected from the
enlisted ranks and trained for
commissions at the Coast Guard
Academy in New London, Con-
necticut.
However, civilian women be-
tween 20 and 49 years of age,
may still apply for officer
training providing their appli-
cations reach Washington, D.
c., SPAR Headquarters not
later than January Is, 1914.
This means that women desir-
ing to apply, must contact the
SPAR Recruiting Office near
est their immediate residence,
at least by January 1st, in or
der to allow time for the proper
papers to be completed and for
warded to Washington for ap-
proval before the 18th.
The u. S. Coast Guard is
urging women with college or
good business training to apply
for officers schooling with the
SPARS. Officers of the SPARS
hold responsible positions and
they are making it possible for
male officers to assume various
commands aboard the ever-irl-
creasing number of Coast
Guard fighting vessels.
Information on SPAR Off
GERS training may be obtained
by writing one Of the following
offices:
In Cleveland, Ohio: 1916
Keith Building.
+. In Detroit, Michigan: 531 La
fayette Building.
In Buffalo, New York: 11O6
Walbridge Building.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-18
The Problem Of Trieste

country. Italy has done irre-
parable damage to Yugoslavia.
The dead can never be resnr-
rected. 1t will take years to re-
build the destroyed towns and
villages. It is not difficult to
imagine how the people Of Slo-
venia, Dalmatia, Montenegro
and Croatia feel about Italy.
But although Yugoslavia is un-
questionably entitled to repara-
tion from italy it does not need
to use that argument to estab-
lish it's claim to the Julian
March and it's natural and in.
evitable capital Trieste.
The End
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-18
DANCE TONIGHT

Slovene Workmen's Home,
Waterloo Rd., will be the scene
of a Swing Shift Dance tonight,
beginning at 11:30 p. m. and
lasting until the wee hours of
the morning-4:0O a. m. This
novel affair is sponsored by the
Jester Club, which has attained
the services of AL Berardi and
his WCLE Radio Orchestra to
furnish the dance tunes for to-
nights frolic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-18

The for potpou drama and comedy
be broadcast Dec (EWT) the Coun
b reads like vertable who's Who q Broadway and
Young Ada Kuznetzo Cass Daley the Revuers
Ken Carpenter Henry Buss Jack Benny and Lena Horne
And more will be added.