davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Askov American., 1943-07-15
A GOOD PLAN--- But Roosevelt will not accept it.

Senator Vandenberg proposes that SWar Cabinet" be
formed help the President handle the One that will
eliminate what he calls the 'Kitchen Cabinet Meaning
Harry Hopkins al This intelligent proposal should
with instant approval from President We hope it
will. Running be an immense job. Far too much
for The President entitled to help from the
minds have. He does have that help Fur
thermore, have admit that President could well
be called he is He has proven that
many times. That's bad trait if carried the
but cabinet of eveheaded who had
overrule the decisions of the President
could be other than wholesome. Mr. Roosevelt should
carry the entire burden of this his shoulders
He able physically mentally No would be-
Let him forget his apparent desire the whole show
alone and get help that will make shorter work of the
Evening star., 1943-09-27
about an agreement between Russia

about an agreement between Russia
and Germany.
Saturday night and yesterday,
Spain's EFE agency, the only dis
tributor of foreign news to the Span
ish press, was bombarded with hun
dreds of calls.
The Associated Press office. like
other American and British Offices,
was kept busy issuing denials.
All Berlin correspondents for the
last fortnight have been hammering
on the idea that the German with
drawal was planned and the natural
question Of why drew forth the fol-
lowing answer from the pro-Ger-
mans:
Germany is withdrawing to the
Todt Line from Riga through the
Pripet Marshes to the Black Sea at
the Danube. German diplomats will
propose a separate peace first to the
Anglo-Americans to unite with the
Germans against Russia and then to
the Russians to unite against the
Allies"
The Allies already have rejected
this proposal. say the rumormongers,
and now Russia is on the point of
accepting.
Needless to say, these rumors are
not published in Spain.
Evening star., 1943-09-27

in conjunction with an announce
ment by the British Food Ministry
of an agreement to purchase Ar
gentiras eyportable surplus eggs
for the 1884 and 1944-45 seasons.
A meat purchase agreement was
concluded earlier in the year.
While remaining neutral, Ar
gentina has sold practically all her
available meat to Britain. thus
creating huge credit in London.
The Argentine governments recent
decision to apply 30,000,00O pounds
sterling (s120,000,000) of that credit
against sterling foreign debt bonds
kept Argentina's financial standing
at its usual high.
Under the egg contract it was
estimated Argentina will send 450,-
100000 eggs to Britain this year
dried or IN the eshell-compared with
about 250,000,000 dried eggs in 1a42-
43. The agreement was expected to
stimulate the production of small
as well as big producers in Argen-
tina, where plenty of feed is avail
able because Of the lack Of shipping.
Much has even been burned as fuel,
Evening star., 1943-09-27
British Disapprova|
OF Argentine Policy
Hits Propagandists
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 27. - A
British Foreign ONCE statement ex-
pressing strong disapproval OF Ar
gentina's neutrality policy struck
sharp blow today at Axis propa-
gandists here.
Nazi sympathizers long have con-
Quoted whispering campaign that
Britain regarded Argentina's fail
ure to break relations with the Axis
with complacency If not approval
The statement from London. how
ever, left no doubt about Britains
true position.
His Majestys government
hope that in the international
sphere the Argentine government
will at an early date range herself
wholeheartedly on the side of the
freedom Flowing nations" said the
statement, the full text of which
was published here.
The note pointed out that Britain
wished to continue her friendship
and commerce with Argentina, but
added that British leaders never
understood why Argentina, alone
OF the Western republics, failed to
follow the recommendation of the
Rio de Janeiro conference OF for
eign ministers regarding the sever
ance of relations with Axis powers.
Thus, the British government fol-
lowed the lead of the United States
State Department in openly criti-
cizing Argentine foreign policy
Secretary of State Hull's recent let
ter led to a Government crisis and
resignation of Foreign Minister Sc
gundi Storm.
The British assertion that Areen-
tina failed to give British interests
and nationals proper consideration
and protection" obviously alluded to
the recent detention OF two British
officials Of utility company who
were taken from their homes at
night and held for "a hours without
being told Of the charges against
them
The London note was made public
Evening star., 1943-09-27
High School Girl
Catches Shoplifter
BY the Associated Press.

zfssUNIatcu
ELIZABETHTON, Tenn. - Sew
enteen-year-ol Georgia Hart is a
clerk in department store. but she
might be converted any day now
into floor detective.
The other day, she said, she spied
a 40-year-old man slip a mans suit
under his raincoat and hurriedly
leave the store.
Georgia. pretty l00-pound high
school student, gave chase She
caught up with the culprit, shamed
him, and he returned the suit to the
store.
Evening star., 1943-09-27
Peace Rumor Drive
Directed al Spain

By the Associated Press.
MADRID, Sept. 27.-Spain over
the week end was the target of one
OF the strangest international rumor
campaigns this country has ever
known. The rumor was the old one
Evening star., 1943-09-27
N

THE BAZOOKA" consists Of lsuncher and rocket pfspssd
pojece The uncher metal ~be open both eads so -
trio battery which off the charge Oper.sed
inserts the rocket into the opening Of the lasneher the or
sends the proecte its way The proec shout feet ag
wh explosive head peoeeag charge ps4 hs - faaaa ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-06
DOIG.
Povest
GIRL DREKO NJA

pogledi. Kmetje so stopili do
svojih cred ter SO ogledovali
snazno in rejeno zivino. Fantje
in dekleta SO Sc zgnetli v stran.
" zlozni legi, nekoliko pod
vrhom planine je stale IL siro-
vega kamenja zidano poslopje.
Ma sprednji strani so bila v Ii
du vrata, ma nasprotni je bila
odprta lima. Oxen poslopje nj i
melo. L. zidu Sc je krusilo ka-
menje in Sc kopicilo pod kapom.
To je bill stan.
Dom pastirjev je bill preprost.
Job stem so stale druga mad
tdrugo IL desk zbite pregrade
+podpirala sta Jill diva bukova
stebra; to so bila leziscca. Pri
Itch SO tickle oh dveh stenah
Eklopi; mize nj bio. Ozgana tia
Nv kotu so odmerjala prostor
|ognju; blizu je ernel velik mile.
karski kotel. Ma klopi lempa ma
vodo, "a vsakega pastirja en- To-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-06
tNadaljevanje)

Planino so prepregale vse
vprek ozke steze. zivina je is
kala ma Nth opore pri pasnji.
Med stezami je srsala zdaj red
keje, zdaj gosteje posejana pra-
prot. Visje pod vrhom je raslo
grmovje. Sem Sc je zatekavala
Hvina, ko so jo v vrocih solnc-
nih dnevih, nadlegovali ,obadi.
Iznad grmovja so Sc dvigale ne
katere drobnice. Ko so v pozni
jeseni dozoreli sadovi, SO prisli
vaski b~ajtarji, Jill otresli in po-
brazil.
S planin je bill pogled odprt
dalee proti vzhodu. v daljavi' so
mezikale iznad zelenja belle va
slice; cerkve SO poeivale ma gri-
Glib. Pc pobocjih. SO samevale
posamezne hise. Zdelo Sc je, da
SO prilepljene ali naslikane v
breg. 49,. 9. .:'.'-
Najlepsi je bill pogled ma Pc
ei. Kot mogoeen oltars Sc dvi-
gale ma severni strani v nebo.
Oh lepem vremenu SO zaearale
oko, tako so bile lepe. v vihar-
Jill SO vzbujale grozo in strah.
Bile so femme kakor mracno
cello, "a katerim Sc kuje jeza in
zori zloba. Redkokrat je mini
naliv, ne da hi bile poslale Sc
tia preko planine mrzel PTS, po-
mesan z ledenimi zrni. Ma je-
sen SO bile %zalostne; megle Sc
Sc obesile mamie, jih prepregle,
nato je prsilo, prsilo.
Ma planini SO prislece. spreje'
Ii raztrgani govedarji. Pozdra.
viii so jih z molkom in debelimi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-06

nee, v loncu lesena zlica; dele,
vedra, obodi "a sir; v ostalem
je bio vse prazno. Odtod SO dr.
zala nizka vrata v k1et.
Mladina je bila razigrana;
skupna pot, i~zprememba kraja,
razgled, zrak, vse to jo je udo-
brovolTlo.
Mlekar sc je sukal v kleti;
pripravljal je posodo "a tehta-
ME in delitev SRA ter skute.. V
pepelu je cepel pastir, pihal je
pod kotel, v katerem Sc je gre
10 mleko. Ko je zavrelo, ga je
odmaknil, wei zajemalko in 10
ponudil prvemu dekletu.
Oglasil Sc je mladenic:
"Mlekar, zadnjo skuto semi"
"1n zadnji sir" je pristavil
Idrugi.
Mlekar je ustregel zelji.
Gospodarji so prihajali po-
samie v stan. Sill so " klet in SO
ogledovali zo1te hlebe. v skafu
ma klopi je bila pripravljena
skuta. Pokusali SO jo in pritr-
jevali okusu. Zunaj v stanu je
sumel pogovor mladih ljudi. Be
sede je trgal glasen srneh. Pa
stirji so stall OBJ strani. Veselju
so odgovarjali z rezeGim Sc, to-
PIN smehom, kakrsnega rod
samota. "
Andrej Sc je drzal stefanijine
blizine. v druzbi Sc je cutil tes-
neje navezanega MANIC. Dragar-
jew Felix's je razgrnil ma klopi
porumenele papirje in je brskal
med mimi. Nanica ga je pogle.
dovala OBJ strani. Njegovo vaz.
no opravilo il je prijalo.
"zaenimo!" Sc je ogiasil ORA
gar, ko je stopil liz kleti.
"Vsak nekaj starejsega, ne
kaj mlajsega," je opomnil Sc.
liam.
Zagricar je pritrdil:
"Tako je"
Dragar Sc je okrenil in pc
gledal pc kmetih. Tudi Felix's je
dvignil glavo iznad papirjev.
Mlekar je nosil hlebe il klet
in jih polagal ma tehtnico; pc
magala sta mu diva fanta.
Zadnji je bill ma vrsti Kosan
! France Sc je prerinil v klet; vi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-06
(pise advokat WIN. j. Kennick)

(Pise advokat VIM. j. Kennick)
Moi odgovor zagrizenemu humoristu
pri A. d. je, da ce je bivsi z~ogoigralec
lahko iztoIJen "a zupana v ClevelAndu,
torej tudi JAZZ Iahko kandidiram profit
Rooseveltu, kajti ve6jega cudeza je
tezke pricakovati, kot da je zogoigra-
lee Iahko izvoIjen "a kupa11a. Ampak
pozresna Krpanova kobiia, XII urejuje
list A. D., pa vendar ne SINE biti tako
nevoscljiva, da bi mi odjedIa glasove v
siuGaju, da hi JAZZ kandidiral protf Roo
seveitu.
-CCglas)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-06
sPIsAL FIR. RENEE

- No, potem pa povej gospo-
du opatu, da maj naprayi tes-
lament.
= Ali DO umrl? sc je zatudil
strazar. .
Seveda DO umrl, in morda
Sc pray kfnalu. LIE reel mu, maj
napravi testament.
- &c DO sila, ga DO ze sam ma
pravii, je menil strazar,, kate
remu nj to narocilo mic prav
ugajalo. -.
Malta pa Sc nj dial tako po-
cent odpraviti.
- Yes, FAINT, je rekel, lie stori
tako, kakor sem ii narocil. Tes-
lament delati je posebno tezko
prvie Sc nikomur ne posreci in
cato Sc mora zaceti, dokler JIG
cas-.
- Gospod opat je vendar ia.
ko ucen gospod, je menil stra.
Ear, in DO re tudi prvic prav ma
pravil svoj testament.
- Ne, pravim JAZZ, je trdil
Malta. -, ..'i'.r. ...
- Zakaj ne? Sc je cudil .stra-
Ear.
- Zakaj ne? Vidis, FAINT kako
81 tt neumen. Kaj pa delas '
cerkvi pri pridigi? &c hi poslu.
sal, hi vedel, da Sc Bog nj prvie
testament prav naredil.
FAINT je zazijal samega zaeu-
denja in potreboval nekaj tire.
notov, predno je prisel k sapi
-'Kaj, da Sc Bog nj znal tes.
lament prvic prav narediti2 je
vprasal zategnjeno. ~.
- Nj game znal. Najprej je
napravil start testament, poten
pa now testament. 4Ko bi bi,
starr testament prav narejen
bi Bog ne bill .delal novega. Al
nj tako? 49,. ~. al.
Strazarju to nj slo " glavo
Molce je strmel v Matijo, XII Sc
je poredno REAL in koncno de
jail:
- Torej lie povej gospodu O
patti, maj napravi kmalu tesla
ment, da ga DO lahko Sc popra'
vii, in lie reel mu, da sc mudi
kajti hudic mu je re "a peta
mi!
Tako je gpvoril Malta in pc
tenn Observation-Disclosures zviz
gale V temno noe.
Xxx.
Vojvodinja-vdova Virida js
bila sila pobozna zena in je z;
zatiski samostan veliko storila
Ia kmeta nj imela srca. Zanice
vala ga je liz vse duse in njen
tlacani so il to zanieevanje pc
steno vracali s sovrastvom. Pr
vsi svoji poboznosti Sc tudi n
cisto mic izpodtikala ma tenn
kar so opat in menihi dostikra
uganjali S kmetskimi zenskami
Ko il je Margareta povedala
kar :je bilo O Polonicni zalostn
usodi izvedela, Sc je vojvodinj'
brezsrcno smejala in poroglji
vo rekla:
- Kaj Sc mad tenn razburjas
ljuba Margareta, gospodje me
rajo vendar vcasih imeti kak
zabavoi
Ali, visokost, je ugovarjal
Margareta, sal so kmetska de
kleta ravno tako cloveska bitJ
} kakor mi. .... f.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-06
(Nadaljevanje)

TNT, AAJC
- Kakor hoeete, je dejal Ma
tija, resnica je pa vendar.- Ro-
van v -zacetku nj hotel drugega,
kakor da maj opata odstavijo in
zapro v kak samostan. Pa tega
nj dosegel. Rekel mi je, da je
hotel tako urediti, da bi kmetje
ne trpeli proved. Tudi zdaj hi
lahko vzdignil spiosen punt, pa
nece, ees, kTnete rlorano varo-
vati. A &c dobi opata Y roke, ga
pobije, brez us~miljenja, kakor
divjo EVER, tako, 'kakor zasluzi.
- In kdo, pravite da je Polo
nico oneeastil?
- Pavel Glogvic, je odgovoril
Malta. Pa tudi drugi. Prav Ii
vinsko SO delali z revico. Pa
pride dan plaeila. In kri be
tekla, gospodicna, zlahtna in
duhovska kri DO tekla in glave
bono sekali in Sc angelci Sc bo-
do smejali, kako neusmiljeno
bono pokoneavali to zalego.
Vzprieo tega izbruha sovraz-
nosti in krvolocnosti je Marga-
reto spreletel rnraz in kakor
~omamljena Sc je sklonila ,nazaj,
ker 81 nj vedela pomoci.
- Govorila bonn s svojim
bratom, je dejala pc daljsem
molku. Stvar. Sc mora razjas.
niti. Tako gotovo nj, kakor ste
pripovedovali.
-Ravno tako je, kakor sem
YAM povedal, je dejal Malta
trdo. Spioh pa vi lahko verja.
mete kar hocete.
Vstal je in Sc pripravil ma
odhod. Margareta ga nj zadrze.
vala.
- Nekaj vas prosim.- MOI, j.
rekla Matiji. Recite Rovanu, nal
potrpi nekaj dni. Sc; jutri poi
dem k bratu in tudi' vojvodi.
MO bonn govorila. ..
- Je ze prav, je kratko Cd
govoril Malta, ne da. bi ka.
obljubil. LIE to YAM svetujem
nikar Sc preveckrat ne vozite
v Zaticino. Rovana nj vsele.
pri rokah. ....
Margareta je ostala sama
sobi. Bila je tako razburjena, ds
nj mogla zbrati svojih misli.
- TAX brat! In ia Glogvit
maj DO moi MOI? Nikdar! TAKE
in enake besede so sepetale ME
ne ustne, ko je naposled prisls
toliko k sebi, da je mogla zapu
stiti soho in It'll k vojvodinji.
Malta Sc je bill med tenn pre-
vidno splazil eez dvorisce. ST
Ger so tam postajali oborozen
hlapci strazarji, a ker Sc mis-,
nicesar vedeli o napadu ma Mar
gareto, Sc "a Matijo MISC dost
zmenili. 80"
Pred vratimi 81 je Malta cd
dahnil. Zdaj nj bill vec v ne
v~arnosti, sal je bila re noe. Sa
mo par korakov bi odskocil il
nihce hi ga ne mogel prijeti. Ia
to pa Sc je ustavil tik pred HAP
Gem, XII je stall pr vratih n;
strait.
- I'll, FAINT, ga je ogovoril, al
poznas zatiskega opata?
Kaj hi ga ne, ie odvrni
strazar. Sal pride vsak. tedel
cello pc veckrat sem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-06

del je ma pelican skoraj same
pol sveze sire.
"Po pravici! Vsak nekaj sta
rejsega, rfekaj mlajsega!o je
zaklicAI.
"Tako je!" je pritrdil zagri-
car.
v stanu je nastal sum. Bese-
da je dusila besedo. Pogledi so
bill ostrejsi; gibi rok odlocnej-
III. . III
"Ti, Dragar, 81 dobil najvet
starega, odstopi rnu, da Sc pra.
vica izravna!"
"Kar mi gre, sem dobil."
"Saj hos pobral polovico Ko.
sanovega IT,"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-06
CORPORAL John ]. Nouasel

XII je bill v bitki s sovraznimi silami ubft v JUNO zapadnem Pacifiku
dine 20. julia, 194s, ' najIepsih letih mladosti star rs let.
Tenn potion Sc lepo zahvaijujeme vsem onirn, XII ste darovali "a
sv mase, katere sc DO bralo "a naSega dragega sina in brata. Zahvalo
maj sprejmejo: Mr.. in Mrs Frank CirinskiI Mr.. in Mrs. Jacob
NovaseL Mr.. in Mrs. Joe Mocnik, MIR. in Mrs. Louis Turk, Mr.. in
Mrs. John Renko, Mr.. in Mrs. Emil Bukovec, Mrs. Anna Grdanc
in drrzina, Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph zele in druzina, Mr. in Mrs. Sutton
Girod, Mr. in Mrs. Frank Maver, MI. in Mrs. Kafdos in druzina,
Mr.. in Mrs. John Baric, Mr.. in Mrs. Varhol in druzina, Mr.. in Mrs.
Mrs. Mary Misnnas, Mrs. Mary Koprivec, Mrs. Paul Schwane, Mrs.
Mary Mole, Mrs. Anna Kiancar, Mrs. Frances Opeka, Mrs. Jennie
Hribar, Mrs. Helen spalL Mrs. Mary ztz, Mrs. Josephine Topol-
nicki, Mrs. Susan Popik, Miss Ann Opaiek, Miss Frances Russ,
Miss Elsie Orei, Mis-. Jeanne Burger, III Cincinnati o.. Mr.. Steve
zoloty Richman,B Bros. Co. Payroll Dept. Richman Bros. Co. Stock
room Dept, Richnan Bros. Co. Foundation, ter sesedje il E. n st.
Naso nalepso zahyalo tudi izrekamo Msgr. B. ]. Ponikvarju IA
opravljene cerkvene obrede. .-E..-x H. " -
PreIjubljeni in nikdar pozablieni sin in brat! Tako zaiostni in
potrti snno, odkar sn0 dobii vest, Ga TIE yec nj med zvimi. Tezko
nam je bno pi' srcu, ko 81 III jennal sIovo, toda inei smo upanje,
da Sc pc dobijeni znagi zdray povrnes v hasa sreae. Bodja VOLTA
je bia, da 81 polozI Tvoje nadebudno tvljene m oltar IA syobodo
Tvoje domovine, toda spomin ma Tvoje blago srce, ma Tebe, XII 81
nam bill tak0g d0ber, nam ne vzanre nihce. Ohranii re bono v Ii
vim sDominu nasih src do konca nasih dL.
xaiujcsi ostal:
JOHN GALLO, oe
s. ANN NoyAsE4. sestra
Cleveland. Ohio, dine S. novetnbra, lg4s.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-06

Ma Greenwood Ave., hisa "a 2
druzini, 5 sob spodaj, 5 zgorai,
2 forneza, 2 garaze, 2 porca; "
dobrem stanju. Cena $500. -
Hisa "a 2 druzini pc 5 sob vsa-
Ia, 2 forneza, 3 garaze; cena
$1,000. Nahaja 50 ma 1868 E.
ia st., blizu Union Ave. Pokli-
cite lastnika pc 5. uri. 10. 64O4,
ali pa George Kasunic, HE.
1855.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
IA automobiles Wanted

LADY wishes gooc esr.-Ford. Chevrolet
or Plymouth. pay eash. Mrs. Cecil.
PL. 1913 or PL 1855
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
Wanted

JACK ALEXANDER really knows now 20
get the high for your car or equity
cash Ia i've minutes why give EN- away ?
sass Woodward. Trinity 2-9i56.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
400 Woodward

PONTIAC--s 1871 sedanetfe; 500 miles
tires. look new, custom seat
covers. radio. heater It's beautiful
LINCOLN SALES TOWNSEND s-7ss1
Ford II p. BLDG $4,000 Woodward a, Sears
PONTIAC 1887 de luxe sedan; radio
heater, a steal. fun price Si6s, trade or
terms p NJ Gregory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Col. Evans
Tells Need
OF Airport

Home after year as an army
intelligence officer in British West
Africa. Col Floyd +. Evans, for
pler state director Of aeronauticS.
declared today that a modern air
port must be built quickly If
Detroit expects 10 participate ex-
tenSlvely IN postwar airway traffic.
Evans IS spending a few days
with his family in Lansing. Mon
day night he viii be guest of honor
at A reception given by the Detroit
Board OF Commerce and then he
will leave for Washington 10 con-
fer with intelligence officers prior
20 a new assignment in Central
West Africa with the Ferry Com
mand
StreSSing the need for immedi-
ate action II new airport is 10 be
built, Evans said:
Detroit il going 10 miss the
boat entirely. just a. she has
done in the past. II she doesn't
have at least one new modern
airport by the time this war is
over"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Dodge Strikers
Back al Work

Activity was back 10 normal to-
day at the Dodge truck plant,
2l500 Mound, tied up for hours
yesterday when the morning shift
failed 10 90 10 work because the
company had refused acceptance
of four demands.
Company spokesman said union
leaders had demanded that Sched-
ules OF work be cut IN cases where
manpoWer was short In particular
departments; that. when men are
sent home for lack of work.
seniority should prevail: that men
should be paid in departments in
which work is curtailed by lack
Of materials and they are laid
off. and that workers should not
be moved from one department
10 another 10 fill gaps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Transport
Critics
ScOrched

A demand by the Detroit Prop
erty Owners and Operators Asso-
citation that immediate steps be
taken 10 improve Detroit's mass
transportation system brought a
singing reply today from Donald
Slutz, the city's director of war
transportation.
In letter 10 Mayor Jeffries,
signed by Patricia Kelley. execu-
tive secretary, the association said:
There Is an urgent need for
the establishment of a represen-.
tative transportation committee
to investigate, make surveys and
take action TO improve Detroit's
transportation facilities and
make plans for the future of this
city"
"My personal reaction to this
letter." Slutz replied, lis that.
this association Is somewhat
naive and uniformed.
How In the world Is any ono
going to improve our mass trans
portation these days when the
DSR is soreIy beset with man
power shortage, Is unable TO pur-
chase a single piece of new
equipment, and has been able TO
handle the terrific load imposed
upon II only by a staggered-hour
program:
Does this associat ton realize
that the DSR with no increase
In equipment Is now transport
ing 52,000,000 passengers a
month, compared to Al ,00O, 900 a
month. a year ago: This IL an
Increase Of 25 per cent.
Perhaps something can be
done to get more equipment
through the ODT equipment
pool and perhaps the manpower
shortage can be aided somewhat
by hiring part time employees,
but these are problems for the
DSR commission to discuss, not
for some uniformed taxpayers
committee"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Ace Bike Thief
Adds TO Record

Eighteen year eld William H
Arnold, whom Detroit police term
the champion bicycle thief Of all
time. was under arrest today with
further evidence Of his right 20
the title Arnold escaped from the
Detroit House Of Correction 10
days after he entered u 70 serve
a 30-day term on July Is he
admitted stealing some % -hicAelaG
between April ! and the date he
vas picked up
During the 10 DAYS he was free
after breaking out Of the House
Of Correction, he stole an addl-
tional Is bicycles. which he told
police he sold for ms set price
OF SIS apiece.
Arnold was captured in the fire
alarm headquarters al Larned and
WaVne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Mail Deliveries Cut
To ; a Day Downtown

Downtown mail deliveries today
had been cut from four 20 three,
according 10 Assistant Postmaster
William Latham.
Formerly. dcliver1es-were made
az las and 1925 a. m. and ] and
2 p m. Effective yesterday, the
! p. m delivery was dropped
This delivery Latham said, was
the lightest Of the day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
Wife Tips Off Police;
Convict Captured

Frank CzerwinSki. 34-year-old
Jackson Prison inmate. was back
in custody today through a tip
furnished by his wife 10 whom he
had written threatening letters
since his escape, Aug. 3.
His wife, Gladys. of 1907 Will
liamS. who has filed suit for
divorce. called police when ne APP
peared at her home last night He
fled before the officers arrived,
but was taken into custody after
his wife trailed him 10 23rd and
Myrtle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
EnIists on Same Day
His Father Did in 1917

Louis O. SteffenS Jr., q, Of
5000 ForeStlawn, left 10 Join the
navy today exactly 20 years TO
the date after his father, Louis J.
SteffenS, entered the Red Arrow
Division, in the World War l.
SteffenS Jr. was repairman
for the Michigan Bell Telephone
Co, and his father. who lives at
1880 Albion, iS.a fire alarm oper-
ator for the Detroit Fire Depart
mCnt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-13
u. of WI. Grad Develops
n Super HeIicOpfer

ANN ARBOR, Aug. 13 tUP)-
An experimental heiicopter that is
said 10 outperform any existing
models has been test-fown here
and IS expected 70 be in produc-
ton within SIX months
The designers are Corwin Den
ney p, University OF Michigan
graduate IN January 1913. and
Karl Schakcl. who was graduated
from furtitfp University III 1872.
Dcnnoy developed his design IN
his sophomore year. but was un-
able 10 finance construction Of a
flying model until after ne left
school and went 10 work in an
Ohio aircraft Dlant.