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Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-25
LINE RENEWS SERVICE

SAN FRANCISCO. April "a. CUP)
-Airmail, passenger and express
service between San Francisco and
San Diego terminated at the out
break of the war will be resumed
Ma. /. United Air Lines said today.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-25
INTEND TO WE'D

Arthur Carroll Smith, 81, ad-
vertising man, and Beatrice Ar
mendariz, %, CaleXico clerk, Friday
filed notice of their intention to
marry.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-25
IN COURT

D. G.. Dautel, 22-year-old marine,
will appear in Ell Centro justice
court at 2 p. m. next Tuesday on a
charge of stealing a car in Ell
Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-25
From every fighting front
comes a cry for help!

There are 7 different types OF U. S.
Government securities choose the
ones best suited for you:
United States War Savings Bonds-Series {:
The perfect investment for individual and
family savings. Gives you back 81 for every
So when the Bond natures. Designed espe-
cially for the smaller investor. Dated lst
day of month in which payment is received.
Interest: 2 2oeo year if held TO maturity
Denominations: SIS, $50, 500, $500,
$1,000 Redemption: any time 60 days after
issue date. Price: 1870 of maturity value.
INK Treasury Bonds of 1864 1859: Readily
r~arketable, acceptable as bank collateral,
these Bonds are ideal investments tor trust
funds, estates and individuals. special
feature provides that they may be redeemed
at par and accrued interest for the purpose
of satisfying Federal estate taxes. Dated
April 5, 043; due June $, 1869. Denom-
nations: $500, $1,000, $4,000, $4,000,
100000 and $1,OOO,O0O. Redemption;
Not callable till June s, 1864; thereafter
at par and accrued interest on any interest
date at q months notice. Price: par and
accrued interest.
Other securities: Series &c" Tax Notes;
ZsGd Certificates of Indebtedness; 28o Treas
ury Bonds of 1o5O-1952; United States
Savings Bonds Series "F'; United States
Savings Bonds Series "G." -a----------.---------
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-25
DELINQUENCY ALARMING"

SACRAMENTO, April "a lUP)-
The alarming" increase in Juvenile
delinquency shows the need for eX-
pansion of the program Of the
California Youth Correction Au-
thority an assembly interim COM
mittee reported today, despite a
committee split on the need for
three full time authority members.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-25
Too Perfect

Too Perfect
The other day Joan McKim show
ed up at high school on dress-up
day perfectly disguised as Hitler.
No one could penetrate the dis
guiSe. The other students couldn't
figure out who the boy was who
wore the Hitler get-up.
Late in the afternoon she wan
dered too close to the boys gym
The boys in the gym had no love
for Hitler.
and SO OH MY!
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-25
Reporter

Continued from page 4
something about "recaping tires
Wonder what he really does to
them?
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-25

This is IT! This is the call you heedthe plea YOU
must respond On every fighting front America
ahead In the swamps of the tropics the raging
seas over the air of Europe and in Africa troops
striking hard.
And from everywhere there comes a cry for help.
More tanks, more guns!" cry the soldiers
More planes, more bombs" beg our flying squadrons
They're ready eager strike the enemy. And they
TO America-to YOU-for help
And that is why your Government makes this urgent
public appeal asking us to tend it 3 billion dollars during
these momentous days NOW. as America takes the
oC-nsive your dollars must take the offensive, too!
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-25

Don't Forget
In these times of stress and
trouble it is good idea to take a
good look at the palo verde trees
which now are in full bloom in Ell
Centro as well as in other parts of
Imperial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-25

Sure-fire results with POST
PRESS Want-ads.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-25

Sure-fire results with POST
PRESS Want ads.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-25
You must act at once!

les it's going be hard dig deeper It's going to be
hard give up all spending except for the necessities of
life will be easy for the parme patriot to find excuses
for himself But think of what the millions of men fight
ing this giving up! Think of the thousands who
have given their lives and the many who pre-
Evening star., 1943-10-01

Ready for immediate deliv-
cry. Handsomely tailored
p tique Uniforms and
Beaver Overcoats for Marine
Ofhcers. We also carry a
complete line of Marine OFF,
GERS Uniforms, Overcoats,
Caps and accessories.
Evening star., 1943-10-01
Super B|ockbusters,
Heavy Plane Cannon
Reported on Way

By the Associated Press
ABERDEEN, Md, Oct. block
buster bombs which can penetrate
concrete slabs without rupturing, and
heavy -caliber aircraft cannon en-
bodying new principles are two Of
the gifts Army ordnance is prepar-
ing for the Germans and Japs, Maj.
Gen. Charles T. Harris, jr., said yes
terday.
Gen. Harris. commanding general
of the Aberdeen Proving Ground,
said: THE Ordnance Department is
working night and day on block
busters of an entirely different de-
sign.
Tests and experiments are also
going forward rapidly on heavy
Evening star., 1943-10-01
Confession Solves
2Chicago Sayings
Laid 10 DoubIe-Cross
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Oct. L. Gangland's
double cross-not new. procedure
in Chicagos gang history-cost the
lives of two Chicago hoodlums with
in the last five months, States At
torney Thomas j. Courtney disclosed
today
He said the murders of Danny
Stanton and Martin (Sonny Boy
Quirk, stemming from the revival of
big-scale gambling operations on
the citys South Side, had been
solved by the confession OF an eX-
convict, a member of the gang once
headed by the slain mobsterS.
Mr.. Courtney identified the ex-
convict as James Egan. 80. The
States attorney said second man
under arrest, Anthony De Lordo,
also an eX-convict, had agreed
Egan's confession was true. but de-
clined to make confession himself
The confession. Mr.. Courtney said,
implicated several members of the
gang, which he said was under con-
troll Of syndicate that has been a
power in Chicago and Cook County
since it was formed more than 20
years ago by AL Capone The gang,
Mr.. Courtney said, was responsible
for several murders as a result of
gambling operations.
Search for Killers.
States attorneys police, on the
strength OF the confession. today
searched for several members of the
gang once headed by Stanton.
former Capone mobster. and whose
chief lieutenant before his Staying
last May was Quirk.
But Quirk, Mr.. Courtney disclosed,
had ambitions to head the gang and
plotted with some members of the
mob to kill their boss. He described
StantOns Staying as a gang double
cross, and it came shortly after
Stanton had ordered Quirk and an
other gangman to kill rival gam
bier and gangster. Instead, how
ever. they killed Stanton.
With Stanton out of the way. Mr..
Courtney related, Quirk was success
full in his plot to take control of the
gambling houses and handbooks that
had been under Stanton s rule. But
Evening star., 1943-10-01
caliber aircraft cannon of an entirely
new principle of operation"

caliber aircraft cannon of an entirely
new principle Of operation"
Recently, Gen. Harris said, Gen.
H. H. Arnold, Air Forces chief, paid
tribute to the Army ordnance So
caliber machine guns on American
planesin the battle areas.
Gen. Harris explained these guns
weigh only 64 pounds and can dis
charge up to 300 projectiles a minute
at a velocity Of 1890 feet second" 4"
The Aberdeen commander also re-
ported Gen. Arnold had commended
Army ordnance for the general pur-
pose bomb, which is made of such
strength that it can be dropped
without rupturing against concrete
slab feet thick from an altitude
of 5000 feet. This insures penetra-
ton before explosion, which is con-
trolled by, the bombs fuse" Gen.
Harris added.
Evening star., 1943-10-01
THAT BREWSTER
BOY at $50 p. m.

joey Brewster is the name...
and he's the sort of adolescent
harum-scarum that makes things
happen >. fast! Parents will live
again their own youth, their own
parenthood, as they listen to Joey
(Arnold Stang in an amusing set
Of mix-ups.
Evening star., 1943-10-01

the 39-year old Quirk's tenure as
head Of the South Side establish
ments was short lived
Ex-Convict Gives Clue.
Other members of the gang-hold-
overs from the Stanton mob-ex-
pressed dissatisfaction over Quirk' S
method of operating, Mr.. Courtney
said, and decided to get rid of him.
He said the confession Of the ex-
convict, employed as A guard in one
Of the gangs gambling houses,
Evening star., 1943-10-01

implicated six men in the killing
Of Quirk.
The one-time prohibition era beer
runner was shot down as he neared
his South Side hotel last September
1S, and died two days later. His only
hint as to his killers was that they
were the same men who killed
Danny Stanton"
Stanton, who was 40, was killed in
a South Side tavern, but police had
made no arrests in connection with
the Staying until this week.
Evening star., 1943-10-01
Dr.. Oppenheimer Dies

LOS ANGELES, Oct. l (P.-Dr.
Franz Oppenheimer, 70, refugee from
Germany, where he held PROFESSIONAL
posts at the University of Berlin and
Frankfort, and author of several
books on sociology and political
economy, died yesterday.
Evening star., 1943-10-01

The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp in your book, the sooner
YOU will get victory in the bag.
Evening star., 1943-10-01
Beauty Aids Banned

Face messages, manicuring and
evening hair styles are now banned
in Norway.
Evening star., 1943-10-01
THE PLAYHOUSE
at 800 pm.

Every Friday the Playhouse
directed by Charles Martin (Ief),
brings you new, different, but al.
ways fine play...i it may be comedy,
drama, thriller or soother. . bu,
always its expertly written, ex.
pertly produced, expertly acted.
Evening star., 1943-10-01
CLAIR DE- LINE
at 1l:45 pm.

The night is come but not too
soon. for on its crest rides peace
full, lovely Clair de Lune." Poetic
tapestries by Tony Ross and mel
low moods on the organ by Jimmy
Smiley, in a program that women
ike-and men admit they enjoy
listening to! Six nights weekly.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-19

vso blazenost materine ljubezni,
kar je je zamudila.
Bila je visa zatopljena v pri-.
jetne misli.
de Sc hoce milostiva go-
spa odpeljati z brzovlakom v
Pariz, - je zacula naenkrat
glas hotelskega sluge, ~ Sc mo-
ra pozuriti; omnibus, XII vozi ma
kolodvor, ze caka pred hote-
Iona!
V hipu, ko je Helena vstopa-
la v omnibus, Sc je zacul ne
kaj korakov cd MEGA pretres-
ljiv kirk.
Pc cesti je prihitela gruca
ljudi.
- Kaj Sc je pa zgodilo? ~
je vpraasl nekdo v omnibus.
- Neki vojak je padel ko-
MIA ma vogalu ulice Royale in
korza, has pred justicno pala-
co.
- Je ranjen?
- Nedvomno tezko. Polozili
so ga ma nosilnice, da ga odneso.
Konj je pa oblezal ma kraju
nesrece. e
] (Dalje prihodnjic,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-19

Carmen resena. Jutri dobi pi-
sma, XII jih je pisala Robertu
d. Alboize, in sezge jih, kakor
sezge Helena sama v peel te
hotelsko sobe zmeckano pismo,
XII je naznanjalo njeni svaki-
Mi nezmiselne natrte zaljub-
ljenega castnika.
Nicesar ne ostane cd te gre
sne preteklosti. Nicesar, razen
skelecega spomina v srcu mia
dega ritmoistra in v dnu Car
menine duse.
Cd ljubljenega moza so spla-
vale Helenine misli seveda k
njenemu dragemu detetu, k ma
lemu Fanfanu, kakor so klicali
malcka v rodbini.
Predragi sinko! Morala ga je
poslati v Bretagno, v grad Pen.
hoet, k njegovi babici grofici
de Montlaur, da bi Sc njegovc
nekoliko zrahljano zdravje utr.
dilo ma morskem zraku.
Toda kmalu Sc vrne k Mi
zdrav, Gil, zivahen, in lahko be
! z MIN v narocju nadomestils
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-19
P. DECOURCELLE:
moo
.LJUBE,ZNI
ROM AM. DEL

Neizprosen v zadevah casti je
Ramon veckrat z zanicevanjem
govoril O zakonolomnih zenah.
&c bi bill mogel le pomisliti,
da spada njegova draga sestra,
njegova ljubljena Carmen, med
tiste, XII jih je tako neusmilje-
no zaniceval in tako strasno So
vrazil, o, kako strasen udarec,
kako silna bolest bi bila to "a
njegov ponos in njegovo srce
Ia vse ma svetu nj smell I'VE
deti resnice. Kdove, kaksne po-
sledice bi utegnilo imeti to?
Sicer pa, glavno je, da je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-19

govo nado, in dolgo je stal ne
premicno, bled in zatopljen v
tezke misli. Memo je zrl tia
dalec ma obzorje, XII Sc je ze
rdecilo V jutranji zarji.
Kar so zapele trompete Ro-
bertove posadke.
Ritmojster Sc je prijel "a &C.
10, hotec vrniti Sc.
Ko Sc je pa obrnil, je Eagle
dal pred seboj svojega vojaka,
tako snaznega in v vzornem re-
du, kakor bi bill prebil noe v po-
stelji in Sc pripravil zgodaj
zjutraj ma pregled.
- Cuj, Brisquet, - mu je
dejal d. Alboize, - vazna ma
loga te caka. Osedlaj konja. V
Tours te moran poslati.
- Dobro, gospod ritmojster.
Ta cas- Sc je vrnila Helena de
Moutlaur svoj hotel. Vprasa-
la je in povedali so il, da odha-
ia prvi vlak V Pariz cez dive uri. |
Zaklenila Sc je v svojo sobo
in zacela razmisljati. Carmen
je bila resena Resila jo je
ona SkOrai bi bila pOZabila. da
je bila njena sestra kriva.
Spominjala Sc je samo, kako
ie padla nesrecnica pod silnim
vtisom ljubckovega grozilnega
pisma pred MO ma kolena in il
priznala vso svojo nesreco, vso
svojo sramoto, prosec jo, maj
jo resi-.
In velika radost je napolnila
srce plemenite zene, ko je po-
mislila, da Sc lahko Carmen z
njeno pomocjo vrne V zivljenje.
Helena je pomislila tudi ma
Roberta d. Alboize in mladi
castnik Sc il je smilil v dino
duSe. /
To samozatajevanje il dolz-
nosti, to junasko odpovedova-
ME vsemu, kar je bilo doslej
edna radost njegovega zivlje-
MIA in NADIA njegovega srca, je
vzbujalo Mi resnicno obcu- |
dovanje.
Spoznala je, zakaj je Carmen
1jubila tega moza. In ne da bi
trenutno razmisljala o tezkih
posledicah te pregresne ljubez-
nj, ie Zamrmrala samo:
- Kako nesrecen je, da sc
nista sreCala, ko Sc nj bila ONO ,
zena!
Nedvomno, ce bi bill takrat
stopil pred memo mater in "a
snubil Carmen, bi ga bila gro
flea de Montlaur sprejela "a
Zeta. In Carmen bi bila vse ziv-
ljenje srecna.
Bila bi sreCna zakonska ze-
ma kakor Helena zakonski I'VE
Ii Ramonom de Montlaur. BIZ
la bi srecna matt in ponosno
bi objemala svoje dete, sladki
sad svoje blagoslovljene lju-
bezni, XII bi je nikoli noben obla-
eek ne ZasenCil.
Niti odsotnost Ramona same
ga, XII je bill odpotoval pred dve-
ma letoma V JUNO Ameriko, da
bi poskusil priboriti sreco "a
MO in "a otrocicka V pravkar
zapocetih delhi V Panamskem
prelivu, nj mogla oslabiti le lju-
bezni, tenvec nasprotno, ma
pravila jo je Sc neznejso in bolj
vroco. ker il je prikljucila opoj-
most made ma skorajsnje svide-
ME.
V pricakovanju ure svojega
odhoda je Helena v hotelu in
stinktivno segla po medaljonc-
ku, XII je bila MEM zadnja Ra-
monova slika in zacela jo je z
ljubeZnijo ogledovati.
V glavo j je sinila neprica-
kovana, mucna misel.
V prihodnjem pismu ne bo
mogla pisati Ramonu svojem
potovanju v Tours in o vzroku
'tega potovanja >. Imela bo to-
rel pred MIN tajno. Doslej mu
nj bilo mic tajno, niti njene mai
skrivnejse misli, a glej, zdaj,
ko je posegel v njeni mirno ziv-
1ian 10 tako vazan dnO0dnk n1J
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-19

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - -
zatn bage os dne januara dolsi muni
bolezni, previden zarameni "a umirajoee
Blagopokonk bill rojen Stavca zuzemberu dne d.
oktobra, 1877. leta.
doznost dra
pjateljem pooi dragega soprogs
in hize, Mr. in Mrs. Frank Taucher Jr, in
Terlep duzina Mrs. Angela Puce in here Mr. Frank
druzina Andy Jancgar Mr. in Mrs. Jangar
druzina duzina John Turk Mrs Jennie Peko hsk Mary, Mrs.
Pesnk duzina Maak Mr. Mrs Frank Fabian, MIR. Mrs
Zevnikar satovc in herka Jennie Mr.
Frank Taucher S Mr. in Mrs Anthony Koprivn Mrs.
Peter starn Mr. Frank Pete duna dzn Zaea Kovac
Mr. Martin Germs duzina Frank Josephine Pauline Martin Jo
duzina Kadnc duzna Kovach, Mr. in Mrs Leo Kuss, Mr. Mrs.
Frank Zupanc duzna Mr. Julius druna Mahne
Mr. Anton Uss Mrs. Roz Verbic Mr. duzna
in Mrs Blaz Godec Mr. Anton Kuznk duzina
Grdna Mr. Charles Grant Reliance Electric Girls First Shift Reliance
Electric Girls of Second Shift drustvo
Dale hvaa XII mase
mir dust pokojnika Zhvalo izrekam deem Mrs. Pce hse
Mr. Mrs Rahain, Mrs Mary Rbc Mr. Frank Stubel MIR. Mrs
Ed Sumbel Mr.. in Mrs. JOS Strumbe F. Potocha
Anna Laurich dru Mr. Frank Laurich, Mr. Anthony Lauch
Andy Jancigar Komar Mrs. Pecol hse Mr. in Mrs.
John Turk Jr Mr. in Mrs. D. j. Conomy, Maovas
druzini Kostec Mrs Mary Strauss stojn
Zupancc Joe r Frank in Frances Hren Mr. in Mrs. Deak Mr. VAL
Klanser, Jim Lekan Mrs. F. Kadunc Mr. NJ Anzin
Sr Mr. M Anzlin % Mr. in Mrs. H. Laurich, Betty
Kline Mr. Jevnikar L R. Beuzz Mr. Frank Topars Mr. F.
Bitenc, MIR. in Mrs. A. Moro Mr.. LIE Mary Bradac
Mr. sabe Mary Ban Mrs. strnad Mr. in Mrs Kozel Miss
Budan, MIR. Paninc, Mrs. Menar L. Jekch
Kemencic Mr.. F. Mevar Mr. in Mrs Kramer Koprv-
ni Mr. in Mrs NJ Zugel Mrs. Ana Perko Mrs Topoka Mr.
Jerele Mrs Pecnk Mr. in Mrs Satov Mr. in Mrs T. Modc
Mrs. A. Somack, Mrs Mimas Mrs. c. Smrekar Makse
j. Macero Mrs. John Winter Mr. Smm Assegs Mr.
Mrs. j. Gornk Mrs. Maro Mr. in Mrs Stupar Sedmak
Mrs. Globokar Mr. in Mrs. Glker, Mrs. F.
Mrs. j. Sval Mr. in Mrs. Skerl Mr. A. Simoncc Mr. in Mrs.
Slogar Mrs. A. Lekan Mr.. in Mrs. A. Toms Marv
Bartol Mrs. Koprivec, Mrs M Spencer Gdna Mr.
Mrs Bradac Mr. in Mrs. Wiegant drustvu sv
Vida st. Is KSKJ.
Dale hvaa XII dali bezplasno pougo "a
pri poebu Hvala prisE
mvaskemu odu XII sprejmi zadn
poeitku Hvala sobraomp XII
Moo zahao spejmej &c. duhovna Monsg Hrbar
obe toazbo opavene obrede
Naepa hvaa Anton Grdina
urejen pogreb in vsestransko nabolso posugo.
zahvao zelim izresi prijateem in
osedom obike veo in ozbo bolezni smr
Hvaa tudi Xxi posla psmeno n brzojavno
pomoma kaerega XII ma ali on nasn
ali ppev prosi oproseena sprme naepso
moo zahvao
IT, ljubjen soproe, poSvaj miru in ahka amesl
guda Odsel Bogu da spremes paco Njgov
dobrega stor zenu Mole polno pone
genh bill vdno dober Spominaa T
lubezno motv doker ena ma kra,
vecnega blazenava-nadz zvezdami -,
zaujoSa soproga Mary
v start domovini zapussa stir seste
necaka in vec nesakinj
Cleveland Ohio, 19. februarja, 1943.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Point Values
To Be Cut
Next Sunday

All meat except pork
will be cut in point value
next Sunday to allow an
additional two-thirds Of
a pound weekly to every
individual, it waE -
nounced today by w. e.
Fitzgerald, Detroit OPA
director. a
The specific increases In
the ration allowance will bs
made public at 1918 p. m.
today by Chester Bowles,
national OPA director, over
a national hookup which viii
include station WXYZ.
Fitzgerald pointed out that
pork was cut two points a pound
Nov. 10, while beef and veal re
NAMED at the highest point value
since rationing: !,
1t was reported that among
other changes; the OPA viii make
grapefruit juice point free and
will substantially reduce &he polnt
value OF canped pork and beans. (
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Mayor ProcIaims Observance

In proclamation issued today, Mayor Jefres said:
Tuesday, Dec 194S will mark the second anniversary
of the ndous sneak attack by japanese forces Pearl
farbQr. -
Hundreds of americans died there thet deS thOusands
others offered up their lives since defend the honor
prestige and freedom only of their countrymen hut
of lovers of freedom everywhere.
America afford forget the great sacrifices of
these should this yersary with
fitting respect
Therefore let Dec 19lS be known throughout Detroit
Day. provide that all Schools city depart
private citizens join the proper observance
the day.
"A flags public buildings shall be flown at half STAFF
that day 1t is urged
minutes silence n honor American dead"
In the Detroit the moment of silence will be observed
25 p equivalent for 755 Honolulu time, when
in 1941 the holocaust began beautiful Hawaiian Sunda
morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
TonnHdrnnon,
Lost Month,
Safe in China

1t. Tom Harmon-old 9s
10 thousands of Michigan
football fans-has come back
from death again for the
second time in his career as
an army fighter pilot.
The army'S Fourteenth Air
Force headquarters i'm China an
nounced that Harmon parachuted
to safety after his plane was
blasted by Jap Zeros on oct 20
Glad 10 report Harmon
o. r.. returning TO base" was
the terSc message from the
commander Of the squadron 10
which Harmon belonged.
Observers believed the fact ne
was able to walk out OF the Chi
ne>e hInterland and reach some
point OF contact would indicate
he was not ipiured
Ii was his former football coach
al Michigan. Fritz CriSlcr. who
obtained from military authorities
the confirmation for 1t. Harmon S
parents. MIR and Mrs. Louis A
Harmon OF Ann Arbor.
1t HarmOn's disappeared last
month in a dive bombing attack
with the Fourteenth u. S. Air
Force on KiGwiang. Yangtze River
por, N China.
Just the day before T'hanksgiN-
inc the parents OF a bgRk'9'ate al
y who 1--we So YpSilanti. con1'
tiunicated with Mr.. and Mrs
Harnfen. revealing that they haC
letter from their son, dateC
Nov. 6. which said in part =
1--WE went on our last mission
and lost four men, including our
commanding officer, 1t. Tom
Harmon. One we know for sure
il walking back and we Nave
rumors that two more also are
coming. back. It's too bad for
Tom. since it's the second time
for him"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
REPORTED LEAVING ROME
DEFEAT SEEN BY GENERALS

MADRID. Nov 30 tUP)-Re-
ports from France said today that
a group of Vichy-French generals,
in an open letter to Chief of Gov
eminent Laval had predicted Ger
many's defeat and urged the
Laval government 10 throw of
the Nazi yoke at all cost"
The French generals letter. re-
ports from Vichy said. outlined in
statistical detail the tremendous
material superiority of the Allies
over Germany. particularly in war
production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Eighth Gains
New Position

ALLIED HQ. Algiers, Nov. 80 (UP)-The
British Eighth Army cracked the German winter
line across Italy near the Adriatic in savage &C.
hour battle, Gen. Eisenhower's communique an
nounced today, and is pounding forward in an
offensive to smash open the roads to Rome.
Crashing through up to four miles past the Sangro
River brdgehead 12-mile front. British Indian and
New Zealand stormed high ridge deep within
the defenses of the Nazs and the communique said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30

LANSING. Nov. 30-Charging
grand jury investigators were
high handed" in grabbing the
confidential records of Charles r.
Hemans, former u. of NJ. regent,
his attorneys, Seymour II. Person,
said today he would start suit 10
recover them al once.
Atty. Gen. Herbert J. RuShton,
when informed Of Persons de-
CiSion. said:
"He can have all the records
he wants. We've got all we
wanted out Of them"
HemanS was named in official
grand jury records which dis
closed former Detroit Councilman
John r Hamilton had been
granted immunity from proSecu-
ton IN return for testimony
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Car Hits Abuiment,
Two Hurt; Driver Held

Embert Pocklington, 81. tof 10
Ardmore, Ferndale, is a police
prisoner, charged with reckless
driving. at Receiving Hospital.
where he was taken early today
after the car he was driving
crashed into a railroad abutnent
at the Detroit Terminal Railroad
crossing at f. Warren and Jean.
A passenger, William Spillman,
n, Of 2452 w. Grand Blvd. re-
ceived a fractured leg and per-
haps a fractured skull. He also
is in Receiving Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Ribbenfrop Quits,
Swiss Paper Reports

ZURICH Nov. 30 ms The
Zurich newspaper La Suisse today
reported without confirmation
that Joachim Won Ribhentrop had
resigned as Nan foreign minister
The alleged resignation was said
90 have been due TO action taken
by German generals on the ground
and differences regarding German
policy in northeastern Europe"