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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24
RESOLUCIJA JUGOSLOVANSKIH CAS-
NIKARJEV V LONDONU

dine 81 maia ma svo sell Londonu sedeco resolucijo:
Udruzenje jugoslovanskh casnikarjev V Londonu IL
svoje spostovanje svojm tisocerm roakom XII zrt
vujeo svoa zvljenja bou prot zatiracem in njihovm
pomocnikom-kvizingom Udruzene izreka svoje najvis
je obcudovanje vsem borecm Sc Sbom Hrvatom in Slo
po vsej Jugosavij Kjub navecjim tezavam iz-
vajajo tt moze re dive lett sVoj brezkompromisn boj in
junask odpor proti okupacijskim sam in oblastm. S
svojim nadcoveskmi napoli in zrtvam zagotovili
mozje nasemu narodu izmed najvidnejsh NEST od
bOru zedin jenih narOdOV.
Jugoslovanski casnkari istocasno ostro obsojao
one, XII sodeluejo sovraznkom PIav ako obsoajo
one XII pod ali dugo pretvezo otezkocao tak
enako borbo podzganje jem noranjih trenj in sporov.
Jugoslovanski zinnalisti Londonu ostro obsojajo
ugoslovanske drzavljane in uradnke XII svojo de-
stlukvno in anti ugOSloVansko aktivnosto doprnasajo
jenju sovrastva med snovi nasega naroda Te aktiv
nosti so pomagae in Sc vedno pomagajo sovrazniku
njegovh nacrtih destrukcijo Jugoslavije.
Jugosovanski casnikarj goboko obzalujejo, da po
dveh etih zamejstvu in kljub nepresanim apeom il
JugosaVije OdgoVomlm elementom Sc vednO nj uspelo
fomirane pozitivnega jugOslovanskega programa, te
meljecega ma demoklask akcij in idealih; programa
XII b nspilira in podpr mas narod zasedeni Jugo
savi VnjegoVem junaskem boju prOt soVraznku in ME
GOWN pomocnkon, programa, H bi onemogocil pospese
Vanje moenj n0tranj0sti Jugosavie. TAX program b
pokaza Jugoslavjo oceh njenh velikh zaveznkov kot
Samponko svobode in resnitne demoklacije ter bi h
nabOlj pOztvnh e.ementov pri usvarjanju mru in
elaine siglunosti EvTopi.
Jugoslovanski casnikarji smarajo, da je svoboda
tska zmed navaznejsih dZav anskih svoboscin in
da brez ME biti demokrace ter sploh nobene
svobode Zato po njhoven mnenju more pomeniti do
brega zacetka pri gradni lesnicno demokacne in
bodne JugoslaVije ako poValja resnco in zatra
bodo govora Zato ugosoVanski zulnast ostro obsoja
o k en stran pomagal ali toerirali sire
ME laznivh nformaci nasi domovin docim SO stori
po drugi strani vse kar e bo njhovh moceh da "a
tro vsako krtko jhovh akvnost, temvec tu-
di vsako naenosavnejso izaVo teh destvih. V tenn
svojem przadevanju sli tako daec da ubo
j maenkostn stranka1ski potihi skrivali pred
nik pred naSo lastno avnosto cine nasega udstva c
me- XII Sc moejo merritt po svoj hrabrosti najvsmi c
nj te vojne (Tu msen cin ljudskih armad Osvobo-
dime frone. Opomba urednistva "Enakopravnosti.)
Docm doprinasa jugosovansko ljudstvo najvecje
zrtve katerm 81 je zasuzlo najvsje mesto vsah
dnenh narodov povzrocajo aktivnosti njegovh repre-
zentantov nozemstvu konuzo in delao tako slab wis.,
da Sc nam, XII hi moral bt ma odicnem mesu, posve6a
najmanj zaupanja in vaznosti.
Jugoslovanski novinarji smarao, da je to teak in
neodpusten gre napram dolgo trpecemu ugoslovanske
narodu.
Zavedajoc Sc zgodovnske odgovornost nasega ma
roda kaera odgovornost lezi ramenh vseh jugoso-
vanskih drzavanov zavezniskih dezelah, ugosovan-
ski casnikar apelirajo ugosovanske drzavjane
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24
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POROcILO o FINANcNEM STANJU
80. JUNIJA 1s43
BLANCA banki (6,645.3D in
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stew.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-24

Z. Razdelitev Slovenije med lta-
LILO in Nemcijo v drugi sve-
town. imperijalisticni
vojni
Nemsim in italijanskim fash
sticnim oblastim je uspelo sko-
70 popolnoma zatreti vesti o
tenn kar Sc sedaj godi po njih
okupirani Sloveniji. Ali znano
je, da sta 81 Hitler in Mussolini
razdelila med seboj Slovenijo
ter da je Italia dobila eel juzni
del Slovenije hrbtom Kara
vank in Kamniskih Alp; to sta
dive gorski verigi ali pogorji, XII
segati z zapada cd Julijskih
Alp ma who'd, med rekama Sa-
vo in Dravo.
Julijske Alpe, XII so bile re
pred to vojno rokah Italije,
ter Karavanke in Kamniske AL
pc imajo v svojem zapadnem in
sredjem delu nekaj malo do
stopnih ali stratesko-vaznih
prelazov k Italiji. Sen vseh ita-
lijanskih imperijalistov je bill O.
svojiti ia pogorska grebena, da
bi tn zgradili "trdno" mejo ir
mocne nepremagljive trdnjave
Hitler hoce tenn, da je odsto'
pill Mussoliniju te prirodne trd
njave, "dokazati" italijanskemr
narodu svojo naklonjenost ir
svoje prijateljstvo. Mussolinijl
je bill ravno tedaj tax dokaz ze
10 potreben, ker Sc je po vsef
njegovih kolonjalnih neuspehif
zacela pojavljati velika zmeds
med italijansko burzoazijo. Ita
lijanska burzoazija je stra
hom Opazovala kako Italia dar
"a dnem bolj in bolj pada va
zalno odvisnost Hitlerske Mem
cije. Odstopitev slovenskega o
zemlja do Karavank Italiji, j
bill Hitlerjev poiskus "a pomir
jenje nervozne italijanske bur
zoazije.
IL istih razlogov je odstopi
: Hitler Italiji najvaznejse prede
lie Dalmacije ter j prepusti
: sfero vpliva v Hrvatski. Razum
: 1.-Two je, da je vse to le hitler
! ska prevara, ker fasisticn;
= Nemcija Sc ne more odreci sn1
: germanskega imperij jalizma -
/ ustvariti "nemskega mostu' -
Cd JUNE meje Nemcije cez Slo
venijo k Jadranskemu morju
: Germanskemu imperijalizmu S
potrebna prekrasna pristanisc
OBJ Jadranskem morju "a njego
ekspanzijo V Sredomorsko NOR
je, in radi tega ina prijatelj
stvo Hitlerjevega in Italijanske
ga fasisticnega imperijalizma
Sloveniji, kakor tudi v drugi,
dezelah, samo zacasni karaktel
: Katerikoli cd fasisticnih part
, nerjev bo zacasno incl v svo
i jih rokah Slovenijo ali kateriko
i Ii nien del, ia DO stremel z
e tenn, da popolnoma unici sloven
D ski narod. Slovenski narod S
tega zaveda in enako sovrai
= nenski kakor italijanski fasi
j. zem, kakor Mussolinija tako tu
, di Hitlerja. V sedanjem momen
tn SO Slovenci pritisnjeni po
Hitlerjevim in Mussolinijevir
jskornjem, ali oni kljub temu nj
= so odnehali z borbo proti klete
: mu sovrazniku. Uprli SO svo
, pogled v Sovjetsko Unijo, h
razbija pozivinjene Hitlersk
i horde, - in v vse tiste, XII Sc
resnici borijo proti fasisticn
j kugi, in oni bodo z vsemi svo
bodnimi in osvobojenimi naro
di slavili svoje nacijonalno Q
, svobojenje in vstajenje.
j Ii dnevi SO blizu, kcr fasizen
bo razbit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29

on the farm manpower problem
last winter.
There were several contribu-
ting factors. State officials adj
vised that, for the most part and
with some exceptions, draft
boards now are deferring essen
ial farm hands.
In at least six states a back
flow of men from industry and
business 10 farms became APP
parent. The phenomenon was
ascribed TO draft PRESSURE
lie, shift from non-essential
pursuits TO agricultural occupa-
tons affording deferment. In
some cases, however, expert
enced farm men returned TO the
soil from war plants or at the
conclusion of war construction
projects.
Volunteer vacationers swelled
the working crews, although it
was acknowledged that they
lacked the skill for many tasks
in a highly mechanical agricul-
ture. Importers and internees
rendered assistance.
But in the majority OF the
states, the release of men Of 38
or older from the armed services
resulted in only a thin trickle
back 10 the land.
The decisive contribution to
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29

for years and was formerly
known as the Turner Summer
Home. The property was pur-
chased by the Bruce Post early
IN July.
An invitation is extended TO
all the friends OF the Bruce post
TO attend the opening which is
TO be held Sunday August g..
Picnic tables have been set up
for those wishing 20 bring bas-
ket lunches There will be dane
ing throughout the afternoon
and evening and the committee
has provided entertainment for
the entire family.
Arrangements for the celebrs-
ton are being made by Lloyd
Harding, Carl Wellman and
Lewis Peters.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
New Ration
Board Ready

Macomb County War Price
and Ration Board No. 3350-2
serving residents OF Warren and
Sterling township will open of
flces in the former Rivard Ga
rage, 20955 Van Dyke, some time
next week, Board Chairman Earl
Tallman said today.
The actual date of opening of
the new office has not yet been
determined. Once the office is
open, residents of the two town
ships need no longer conduct
their ratloning business in Mount
Clemens. Tallman pointed out.
Besides Taiiman, members Of
the new board are: Roy Robin
son. Mark Roose, Joseph Stan
ley and Fred Nicho, son. all Of
Warren township; Lawrence
Baumgartner. Sterling township;
Walter Schuster. village OF War
rem August Scales, Base Line.
Benjamin May, and Joseph
Schmidt, both OF Van Dyke, and
Earl Lardner, Frank Laid, Ed
kott, and Albert Duffil, ali Of
Center Line.
Tallman. Nicholson, Scales and
Duffil all have served on Board
No. 3350-l in Mount Clemens.
Eight employees, many Of them
now employed by the Mount
Clemens board. Will man the
new office. A chief clerk has not
yet been appointed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
Imported Bahamians Only Small Part
of Needed MIGRANT Labor on Farms

the food growing campaign
came from bona fide farmers.
And they did it the hard way.
They labored longer hours -
aften from Sunup to sundown or,
as the colloquialists put it, from
kin-see TO kaint-see." They
helped themselves and their
neighbors by trading labor and
equipment, they pooled machin-
cry and set up community repair
shops in many districts 10 offset,
as much as possible. the loss of
men.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
Short-Handed Farmers Need Help on Food Front

guests Of Mr., and Mrs. Judson
Waite.
Mr.. and Mrs A J. Bennett
spent Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mr.. and, Mrs LaBarge
IN Roseville.
Mrs. Clara Harris and Mrs.
Myrtle Cobleigh ca ed on
friends in this vicinity Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Willert
and Edward Licbzeit spent the
past week at Sand Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j Alexy and
family were guests Sunday OF
Or. and Mrs. A. c. Cross at their
Pointe Lakeview cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. William Babe
and f A Schulz are guests this
week Of relatives al Hesperia
Miss Leila Bennett and Miss
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29

Carolyn Alexy were weekend
guests Of friends at Ypsllanti.
Guests Wednesday OF Mr.. and
Mrs Herman Kesner we're Mrs.
Emma Hart. Mrs. Della Brown
and Mrs, Ernest Reinholdt Of
Mount Clemens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Castle Of
Pearl Beach were Wednesday
luncheon guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Earl X. Hoster.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Morris
entertained at their home on
Marine City highway, Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs William Cheno-
weth and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
William VAIL and Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil Case Of Detroit and Mr..
and Mrs. A L. Brown and fam
lily of Crosse Polnte.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
MUTE ON CHARGE

Cyril Mclnnes. 43, of Jackson
Trailer Camp, Warren Town
ship, waS-free on st9e bend to-
day after he stood mute TO
charges of assault and battery on
Irene Mclnnes. of General Grant
Court, Warren township. before
Justice Donald j Parent Trial
was set for August s at 2 p. m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
New Haven
BY MRS. GLENN BATES

NEW HAVEN Oscar Kanat
of the Bureau Of Internal Reeve
nue. was the guest speaker at
the New Haven Rotary club on
Wednesday evening. His topic
was on the new income with
holding tax. Other guests were
John Herr OF Mount Clemens
and Clifford Cook Of Detroit,
Field Representative of the Blu
reau of Internal Revenue. Cards
were sent by the club 10 Pvt.
Stuart Blackmon at Miami, Fla.
DR.. and Mrs. Leighton Thomp-
son Of Detroit were weekend
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
WV Opens
Home Aug. 8
New Quarters
to be Inspected

ST. CLAIR SHORES - Plans
are being completed for the for
NAL opening of the new Memo
rial Home of the Corp. Walter
Bruce Post 1146 Of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars.
The Memorial Home located
al 28404 East jefferson avenue
between IL Mile road and Mar
tin road has been a landmark
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
BY WILLIAM ]. CONWAY

oldltSsJ
BY WILLIAM ]. CONWAY
CHICAGO, July % - (AD -
American formers are striving
, strenuously 10 produce the 1000
required TO win the war - but
they need help.
The land army engaged IN
this battle TO fill the civilian 5
plate and the soldiers mess Kit is
massive but short handed, too,
as it faces the harvest season
with mingled misgivlngs and
hopes for endorsements.
MANY GIVE HELP
In the center of this import
ant home front line are the vet
eran planters. Around them
labors motley emergency
force of dusky Bahamas and
Jamaicans. Mexicans, Italian
captives, conscientious o b J c c.
tors. Japanese interneeS, soft
handed girl stenographers,
teachers. business men, skinny
kids, troops, workers on leave
from factories.
Cold figures, perhaps, tell the
story less dramatically but more
graphically. The latest report by
the bureau of agricultural eco
Monies showed farm employ
meht tetaied li659oGo. That
was quarter million under
June /, 1912 a half million UNI
der the June | average Of the
1874 period Most of the de-
crease was in hired hands who
went off 10 the wars or the war
plants.
NEED MORE MEN
Moreover, II was estimated
that between 100000 and 750,-
600 additional seasonal or part
time workers would be required
TO gather the crops.
A survey shows one hundred
and thirty troops from Camp
Grant plucked peas, a voluntary
basis. in Illinois Soldiers from
Truax Field gave similar aid in
Wisconsin. In Iowa, they relate
that lads Of eight, nine and ten
jockeyed tractors during the
day and night p wing Jam
caused by tardy spring Ur-
banites on vacation-gIrl clerks,
typists and teachers among them
turned out in considerable
numbers in New York Consci-
entious DIRECTORS furnished
helping hands in Massachusetts
The nationwide inquir
among farmers, farm organlza-
ton leaders. state and govern
ment agencies and others con-
cerned established that labor
supply has increased since ex-
pressions Of alarm from the
country sectors focused attention
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29

EDITORS: This is the first
of a series of five stories on
the prospects, progress and
problems in food production
and distribution in the United
States
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25

Light, airy cottage sets Enlightened by
coIorfuI edgings, for cheerful effects
IN the home. PLAN and madras pat
termed marquisettes, all over white
white patterns. All weII-hn,hed
with tailored hens and rufled tops
Tederars have complete selection OF
all types of curtains YOU need in your
home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

Tint Your Hair
This Easy WAY

Don't worry about gray hair,
Give il new color, beauty. luster!
Look years younger, The recipe
below gives a professional looking
hair tinting job at home at small
cost. You can't 70 wrong either If
you follow the simple directions.
Get from your druggist one ounce
bay rum; one-fourth ounce glyCer.
inc: one box Barbo Compound. Mix
in half pint OF water or druggist
will mix for YOU at small cost.
comb into the hair as di-
rected. Gray. faded. streaked hair
is given n soft, glossy, lustrous
color that will not wash out, rub
off, stain the scalp. or affect per.
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natural looking, beautiful, easy and
economical TO maintain. Try tho
popular Barbo recipe today. See
how much younger You VIII look,
and forget you ever had gray hair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Pull the Trigger on
Constipation, with
Ease for Stomach, too
ADVFRTIsFNENT

When constipation brings on discom-
fort after meals stomach upset. bloatlng.
dizzy spells. gas. coated tongue, and bad
breath, your stomach is probably crying
the blues because your bowels don
move II calls for LaXatye-ScnnC TO pull
the trigger on those law bowels. COM
blned with Syrup PcpSln for perfect ease
to your stomach IN taking. For years,
MANY Doctors have given peDSln pIepa-
rations IN their prescriptions 10 make
medicine more agreeable 20 a touchy
stomach. So be sure your laxative con-
talnS Syrup Pepsin. Insist on DR.. Cald-
wells Laxative SIENNA combined with
Syrup Pepsin. See how wonderfully the
Laxative SIENNA wakes up lazy nerves and
muscles IN your intestineS 10 bring well
come relief from constipation. And the
good old Syrup Pepsn makes this laxa-
tive so comfortable and easy on your
stomach. Even 6nicky children love the
taste Of this pleasant family laxative.
Take Or. Caldwell $ Laxative SIENNA COM
bined with Syrup Pepsin. as directed on
label or as your doctor advises, and feel
world better Cetgenuine DR. Caldwell's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
HYDE PARK BOUND

Mr. Roosevelt said the portfolio
would be placed in the library al
Hyde Park, n. Y, where it would
be seen by 100000 persons an
Inually,
The President Then left The gar
den and returned TO The villa
Churchill remained for a moment
chatting with a correspondent for
the London Daily Mail. AS he left,
his cigar was still unhghted in his
mouth. He pointed 10 the Victory
badge in the lapel of his coat as
he re-entered the house.
While the conference was In Ses-
sion, secret service agents sur
rounded the group. Immediately
after the conference, some cor
respondents returned to the white
chairs, but were Shooed away by
the agents.
Hopkins remained for a while,
talking with correspondents. lie
said he was becoming tired OF air
travel. He noted a fancy-tiled
swimming pool that had been
made into an air raid shelter for
the dignitarieS and remarked that
he wished the authorities had kept
1t as it was. He said he would
have enjoyed a swim.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Unified
Command
FOreSeen

WASHINGTON, Jan. u INS)
Official Washington and the ma
ton today confidently expected
that major result of the Roose-
velt-Churchill meeting in Casa
blanca would be the formation of
supreme military command
with Russia given equal repre-
sentation with the two English
powers-to force Hitler's European
fortress into unconditional sur
render"
Such a command. charged with
uniting military activity against
Germany and Italy, would be the
Atlantic counterpart of the Pacific
war council, a group that has been
in existence since shortly after
Americas entry into the war more
than year ago.
There is also expectation OF the
momentary appointment of uni
fed command for the African
theater of operations.
The individual most often men
toned for this highly important
post is 1t. Gen. Dwight ID. Eisen-
hover, organizer and leader of the
Joint American-British operations
in French North Africa.
But there is a view in Wash
ington. substantiated by recent
press dispatches from London, that
the British Middle East COM
mander, Gen. Sir Harold Alex
snder, may be given the United
African command, with Eisen-
hover as his assistant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
DETROIT EVENING TIME lPHoNE CHERRY $500
Train Boy Pilots

WASHINGTON. Jan. p tUP).
a program 20 prepare 'teen-age
youth for flight training in glider
schools and academies under gov
eminent supervision was submit
ted 10 the House yesterday by
Rep. Melvin j. Mas (Rl Of Min
ncSota.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
CHURCHILL APPEARS

Churchill appeared next, wear
ing a gray, pin-striped suit. his
traditional gray hat and with a
cigar in his mouth. He wore black
shoes fastened with zippers. Gen.
Charles de Gaulle and Gen. Henri
Honore Giraud came next. Giraud
sat on the end seat on the Presi-
dents right. De Gaulle was on the
Presidents left and 10 his left sat
Churchill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

Churchill also remarked about the
informal atmosphere and Sug-
geSted 10 Mrs. Roosevelt that they
meet the correspondents person
ally
Both men frequently watched
the correspondents as they made
notes.
The President was presented
Win a WorocCan-bound leather
portfolio containing the signatures
OF all persons with whom he talked
and visited during his stay at the
Casablanca villa. He was de-
lighted
He remarked 10 Elliott that the
Arabic signatures should have
their English tranSlationS written
in beside them. Elliott pointed
out that at least one Arabic sigma
ture was so inscribed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

They'll hold nine full
ounces, these attractive,
gold-banded glasses with
the square, non-tip bases!
With rolled edges to pre-
vent chipping, too!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

1s. OF last, reduction without punishment No
oieiing. No exercising. kofiens does H. Positively
takes Cd ugly ard stubborn fat easily Without
ini91 20 health. Thousands nov testify % Il.
Just take oos koflens tablet after each meal.
DO no'hing ese See your weight 20 down. Ses "
co your scLes. Eel u 10 your clothes Korjens
TAhES OFF FAT ~ Il pssses from your sy,xm
10 csiiy elimination Make thstes,. Get package
o. hoilssa az tbs store. Weigh yourself befofs
starting. Then vssh yourself again IN 2 weeks
and sec ne resgls u you are no, more than
"a arc, ruorsy back IN fJil. Don't be bufdeped
NTH FAT any lonssfi Get Koejsns today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Casab|ancd Farley Pduses
For Reporters, News Reels
BY c. Il. CUNNINGHAM
United Press stan Correspondent

CASABLANCA Jan. "a delayed President Roose-
Welt and Prime Minister Winston Churchill have just adj
ourned their informal and unusual press conference
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

They met the correspondents
in the rear garden Of a luXuri-
Gus white villa on the outskirts
Of CasabIanca. The whole area
for blocks around was filled with
troops and anti-aircraft equip
ment and barbed wire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

To replace worn
gaskets on refrig-
orators, ice boxes,
W ash ing m a
c h i eS, ironers,
stokers and other
appliances. Also
provides a per-
feet w e at h c r.
stripping.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

Mr.. Roosevelt asked whether
Churchill would take of his hat
for the photographers but the
prime minister said he wore il to
keep the sun out of his eyes and
suggested that the President also
should have worn one.
Mr.. Roosevelt said he had been
born without a hat and did not
see any need for one now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
FRENCH SHAKE HANDS

The two French generals. the
President and the prime minister
talked while the newsreel cameras
ground and the still photographers
made innumerable shots At Mr..
RooseNelt's suggestion, De Gaulle
and Giraud posed shaking hands.
De Gaulle and Giraud then left,
and the President asked the cor
respondents to come closer. We
pushed close to the white chairs
and Mr.. Roosevelt suggested that
we sit on the grass at his and
Churchill's feet.
He remarked on the informality
Of the conference, saying that in
Washington there usually was a
big crowd OF correspondents con-
trasting with the small group here,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
ASSEMBLED AT NOON

The correspondents assembled
al noon. In the garden were two
white leather chairs with micro
phone before them. Through the
big windows overlooking The At
lantic Harry /. Hopkins and his
son. Cpl Robert Hopkins, a pho
togrspher stationed in TunlSia,
making final arrangements for the
conference, could be seen.
1t. Col. Elliott Roosevelt tho
Presidents son, appeared with two
more chairs which he arranged in
The garden.
Then the President came from
the villa. He wore gray business
suit, a black tie, and had as usual
a -eiearet in the long holder.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-02
THREE FINED TODAY
 IN POLICE (0uR1

The following. were fined in City Police Court this morning:
 Adam Perrin, drunk and dis- orderly, $35; John Adams. drunk and disorderly, $25; Lewis Tarro, drunk and down, $25. N