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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-19
mole duse zaklad!"

mole duse zaklad!"
Kakor bi molil, p~onavlja "a
poredoma:
20 JAZZ sem bogat -
pomagaj, pomagaj mi dvig-
niti
mole duse zaklad"
-. Zakaj je do sedaj samo
pri Veri obcutil, da ga veze ma
MO dusevno sorodstvo? Zakaj je
bill pri vseh drugih zenskah, XII
Sc Jim je bill priblizal, re pc
prvem znanju i%ztreznjen in ohla-
jen? Cello njih telesni carl so
mu bill pc navadi re cez noe
postal odvratni. Mira je bila
prva in z MO je bio malo lepse
nego z drugimi, a takrat je bill
Sc otrok in dusevnih stikov tudi
MO nj obcutil -. Cd We're
pa Sc pc moral trgati. Ona To-
citev je bila zanj tragedija, NOR
da mic manjsa nego zanjo -. .
In zakaj jo je zapustil? - Ker
nj bio harmonic v MEM. Bill je
proved zunanji, proved poeuten,
proved 'pohlepen "a surovim uzi-
vanjem, a poltnostjo in "a pija-
nostjo. Bill je Sc proved telo.
Njegova dusa Sc nj bila enako-
vredna in enakopravna, bila je
zasuznjena telesu. - Pa je-li
danes - harmonic v njem?...
Nenadoma je njegova dusa
VISA pri Veri. z zadoscenjem ga
navdaja misel, da so zopet skle-
meme vezi med NINA; custvo
ga presinja, ko da sploh Sc MISC
bile prekinjene, temvec da sta
jih kakor pc dogovoru prezirala.
Ali sta sc skusala? Ali sta sc
bila namenoma locila, da hi spo-
znala moe in t~rajnost svojih
medsebojnih simpatij? - Ali je
tako gotovo, da mas vlada sa-
mo usoda? Ali mas ne vodi mno-
gokrat naskrivoma in podzaved-
no - preko nase wolfe 49, nasa
dusa, XII ina morda svojo voljo
in svoje ellie z nami? - Ali sc
nj bill on dovolj potrudil, da hi Sc
Veri izneveril? Ali hi ne bila
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-19

V Tomovi notranjosti je sve-
Ito in veselo, sobcutek zadosce-
MIA in ponosa ga navdaja. Zdi
Sc mu, da je prodrl do najglob-
lie resnice, do najgloblje mo-
drosti -. Pobozno mu sepetajo
ustne ono pesem IL njegovega
brevirja - IL Otona Zupanci-
ca -:
"Ti skrivnostni moi cvet, ii
roza mogota,
JAZZ sem tie iskal,
mimo tebe sem Sci in pogle-
dial sem tie
in sem yes vztrepetal -.
In mole srce zaslutilo je
tvojo tajno moe,
in mole srce zacutilo je,
kak jasni sc noe.
In v moi dust vzcvetelo je
zakladov nebroj
vse bite mi zahrepenelo je
"a teboj, "a teboj,
ii skrivnostni moi cvet, tt
roza mogota -.
o JAZZ sem bogat-
pomagaj, pomagaj mi dvig-
niti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-19
|ALOJZ KRAIGHER
MLADA 7
LJUBEZEN

carnic, - morda hi bill zmago-
valec tudi tt! A tebe je ravno
mikalo ~omamljenje S ponare-
jenimi likerji! Ker nisi mogel
scakati, da dosezes pravi cilj
v daljavi, 81 Sc zagnal pc spolz-
XIII stranpoticah "a varljivimi
nadomestili. Prenasaj zdaj sla-
bosti in medlosti pc laznjivih
in skodljivih uzitkih! - Ali Sc
ii zdi, da je tudi favor zmago-
valec, - zmagovalec ma stran-
poticah zivljenja? Ali je Blej-
cev Bogdan zmagovalec? - Po-
tenn sta onadva drugace ustvar-
jena, ma dust in ma telesu dru-
GAGE ustvarjeno nego ii 49,. A
kako 81, vraga, ustvarjen, ljubi
moi? Zakolebas gori, zakolebas
doll, - pa ne yes, kako bi! Ego
raj tt je previsoko, spodaj ii
je preumaZano, - kaj neki no.
ces, slabezljivi cincavec? -.
Tomo vstane, sede k mizi in
Sc nasloni manic. Nebo Sc je
docela zvedrilo, mesec sveti sko-
ri oknice.
Hvali Boga "a svojo straho-
petnost, Tomo, - "a svojo bo-
jazen pred boleznijo! Cetudi nj
81 u~stvarjen "a zmagovanje V
Javorjevi smeri, najbrze bi Sc
izgubil ma stranpoticah zivlje-
MIA, najbrze hi utonil in razpa-
del V gnoju. - A proklinjaj,
Tome ,svojo strahopetnost pred
lastnimi nagoni in strastmi.
Proklinjaj svojo klavernost in
neodlocnost, svojo lakomnost in
sladkosnednost, svojo nestrp-
most in ~pozresnost, svojo ne
obrZdanost! -.
Tomo vstane in zacne setati
pc sobi. Sram ga je naenkrat,
da mu stopi pot il koznih LUX
mic, sram, da hi Sc nekam skril
80. san pred seboj, pred deklo
Micko pred stare materjo ..
Ali ga je bila stara matt "a
pazila? - Moi Bog, ia otrocja
lahkomiselnost! Ali je to mia
deniStvo? - Zapeljal bi bill de-
kleta -. Kje hi bila tn njegova
strahopetnost? - Morda bi bill
dekleta onesrecil "a vso bodoc-
most -. Ali je strahopeten sa-
mo Ease? Ali je njegova lahko-
miselnost tudi lahkovestnost?
. ali cello brezvestnost? -
Resnicno lahkomiseln mores BIZ
ii samo, &c imas mirno vest!...
Nisi hudoben clovek, Tomo!
Dober fantek 81! Pomagal bi "a
.peljanemu dekletu, kolikor hi
bio V tvoji moci -. Pa sc ne
zavedas, da bi bila pravzaprav
edna odskodnina zanjo - tvo-
ia roka? Ali Sc ne zavedas, da
bi il nit z zakonom ne resil
popolnoma postenja in casti?
- Ii Sc smejes, Tomo! Kdo
bi takoj ma zakon mislil? KIDD bi
pr vsaki - Micki re ma zakon
mislil? = kaj je zate Micka?
Ali je nizje bite? Ali nj clo-
Vek? Ali nj ZpnSka2 - in mai
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-19

hi bila magari suznja? - Ia
tie hi bila njena ljubezen kratka
pijanost, razposajen prizorcek;
zanjo hi bill prizorcek morda -
tragedija zivljenja!
Ali je res Same uzitkazeljna
lahkomiselnost, kar tie zene "a
dekleti? - Ali nj to re propa-
lost? - brezvestna podlost? -
&c stvari pref ne preudaris, &c
ne upostevas pref posledic, -
to nj vec lahkomiselnost, to je
brezmiselnost, to je zlodej-
stvO!
Tomo Sc ustavi v kotu in su-
ne S prstom V temo pred Sc
BOZ:
favor je propalica, je pusto-
lovec, - res je; ampak on ie
moski in neustrasen, odkrito-
srcen vsaj sam pred seboj. I'll
moi ljubi, ii bi hotel biti pu-
%stolovec, ii hi hotel uzivati kot
on uziva; - a obenem bi bill
rad d~ostojen in poster. I'll 81
slepar sam pred seboj, pred
drugimi 81 svetohlinec! favor
pozna korist in skodo pustolov-
silva; on racuna s skodo. I'll tre-
petas pred MO, - ii strahope-
tee! --
Tome lei ma postelji, roke
pod tilnikom, oci brez spanca
uprte V temni strop, utrujen in
izmucen, obupan sam mad Sc
BOZ Misli so mu zmedene.
ko da mu je UNI nenadoma
omlahnil. Ne zaveda Sc, kako ie
nehalo njegovo razmisljevanje,
kaj je dognal in kaj bi bila zdaj
njegova naloga. Telo in duso
mu prevzema emo samo tezko
custvo slabosti in poparjenosti,
nemoci =. Pa Sc prevrze ma
desno stran, zapre oci in zacne
steti, - zaspati hoce =. Po-
cast Sc MI vraca ravnotezje,
nestrpno drgetanje v zivcih mu
mineva, 'blagodejen mir mu OBJ
jane ude -.
Naenkrat - kakor il spanja
- mu zaplamti pred dusevnim
pogledom svetla luc -. Naen-
KRAFT mu je jasno V CLAW:
Sal je vse skupaj laz! Kaj
brezmiselnost?! Kaj strahopet-
nost!? Kaj propalost in pusto-
%lovstvo?! Obrekovanje! Samo-
kvarstvo! - Hrepenenje. - to
je VISA resnica! Dusa hrepeni
pc dust, pc sorodni dust, pc edi-
nj dust, XII il je namenjena, da
Sc strne z MO v brezkoncni har-
month! Dusa hrepeni pc cisti
sreci Xxi je isce in isce brez ne
hanja, vztrajno in neomajno,
vkljub zmotam in prevaram,
vkljub blodnjam in razocara-
MEM in obupavanjem. - Tuin-
tam zahrepeni telo "a grehom...
Telo je kakor stroj in dusa mu
je strojevodja. Stroj je snow in
moe, vodnik je duh, ideja. Telo
brez duse, brez ideje in brez CT
liza tabloid v greh - kakor sko-
ci stroj, XII izgubi vodnika, s IT,
ra in zgrmi V pogubo -. Snow
in duh morata predstavljati
enoto - telo in dusa morata Ii
yeti V harmonic. Disharmonija
vodi V greh. - Hrepenenje je
zivljenje, cilj je sreca; zanjo 81
dozorel, &c 81 dosegel harmoni-
10 V sebi. In harmonic 2 dru-
GIN bitten, S sorodnim bitten,
.je sreca sama - velika lube
zen!-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-19
''Ven pridi, Micka!"

"Pridite vi k meni!'
"Stara matt hi me Gula.'
Ona sc Sc zadovc'Jneje "a
smeje -. Tomo prosi in roti.
Odgovor je Same priduseno hi
hikanje in smeh. Niti obraza
mu ne pokaze in Sc ne pribliza
mrezi.
Tomo il izpusti roko in stopi
dale pc hodniku. Moral hi sko-
ri kuhinjo in skozi sobe svoje
stare matere, XII preCuje skoraj
vse noci 80.
Nevihta ponehuje. Oddaljen
blisk razsvetli "a hip temo -.
Tomo Sc prestrasi: - Kaj je
to? Ali nj nekdo ma verandi?
- Ali je to stara matt? -
Obraz je videl previsoko, -
stara matt je majhna. Obraz je
bill koscen, zelenkasto-bled; te-
10 visoko, sloko III grozo ga
presine obcutek, da je videl -
oceta. Mraz ga izpreleti pc hrb-
tn in pc udih 80. Okno zaropo-
&c Nov, slaboten blisk 49,.
Okno ma verandi je odprto. Sta
ra matt stoji ma klopici in gle
da "a oblaki, XII Sc V orjaskih
grudah pode pc nebu. Tuintam
proseva meseCina; DEF prSi sa-
mo Sc pomalem -.
Tomo Sc previdno umakne V
svojo soho. IztreZn.jen in ohla-
jen je, pc nogah ina kurjo polt
in V pleca ga mraZi; nitro zle-
re pod odejo. Pa Sc zjezi sam
nase:
Delati hi moral, fante, delati
in misliti ma izpit! Dan in noe
hi moral misliti ,da hi ii bila
dusa VISA prezeta cd vnetosti
"a delo! Potem bi ii bilo tudi te-
10 pokorno in hi ii ne koloNra-
til greh pc zilah -. To bi ii
bila zdrznost, dragi moi, -
Zdrznost pray pOceni! -.
"Ah, kako mi mladenici
hodimo
pc blatnih stezah,
ali, kako mi m~ladenici
blOdimO
in tratimo mlade moCi,.."
Tomo zaSkrta Z zobmi in Sc
obrne k zidu Spominja Sc
vseh svojih grdih dni, ko Sc jeI
bOril S pohoto V sebi, - padal
in zopet Vstajal, - vedno rajSi
padal; Zatiral stud in Zgraza-
ME, da je re hiral upor V ME
govi dust in bi Sc bill re skoraj
izgubil V grehoti in nizkoti 49,
Kdaj DO konec teh netecnih bo-
jev? Ali ne DO nikoli gospodar
mad svojimi Cutili in nagoni?-
Zakaj :je Andrea Prank una
govalec? Zakaj je notarjev AL
bin zmagovalec? 49, Fej, moi
ljubi! Ko bi bill prVikrat junaGi-
ma, XII hOdi naravnost svojo pot,
- ko bi bill tretjikrat junacina
- in hi Sc ne bill mudil kot
sladkosnedez OBJ plehkotah in
osladnostih pricestnih slasci-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
.CI0 Announces
Convention Date

Dates for the annual national
and state conventions of the JAW
CIO were announced simultane-
ously today by union officials who
predicted the greatest turnouts in
CIO history.
The national meeting will be
held in st. Louis the last week of
September or the first week OF
October. according to George +.
Adde's, secretary-treasurer of the
UAW-CIO.
Ben Probe, secretary-treasurer
OF the Michigan Go Council, an
nounced the state convention will
be staged at the Masonic Temple,
Detroit. June % TO July l. with
twice the gathering Of last year S
sessions expected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Mississippi Hits
Airline Record
As Flood Grows

4 ST LOUIS. May IS CUP)-The
Mississippi River rolling down
stream AZ an all-time high TO-DAY
had inundated Mcclure, H.. en-
miles north of Cairo. H., and
swept 50 houses off their toun-
dauonS.
The town was almost evacuated
while waters in the streets reached
u feet deep. House Furnishings
were moved "a two schools on 'he
highest ground, but water stood
from two 20 three feet deep n
these buildings.
Fhe river reading this morning
al Cape Girardeau. No, across the
river. was AZ feet, q drop Of i
foo. and army engineers believed
the crest was past az that point
AT Cairo. where the Ohio River
flows into the Mississippi the
level was 81 feet, an increase Of
II foot.
The previous record at Cape
Girardieu was 42l9 feet. set IN
July. 1874 A Ia foot increase
since Wednesday was attributed
10 water rushing into the river
from the gap army engineers
dynamited in the lower end Of the
levee district above Gale, H., 10
drain off 5l,o0a inundated acres.
Col L. r Feagin, district army
engineer. estimated at SIS 100000
the damage in this area, which in
cludes the Mississippi from Clarks-
vile, Mo. 10 Cairo. Ill. and the
Illinois River up TO Beardstown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Chinese Slayer
Wins Parole

LANSING. May 2S-Yuen Woo.
2l-year-old Detroit Chinese who
eliminated the promise he made
to his mother on her death bed
that he would kill the man who
asSertedly wronged her, was free
today on parole from Jackson
Prison after serving Az years OF
an 8 to 20-year sentence.
Woo. convicted of second degree
murder in Detroit in 1888 in the
fatal shooting of Lin Fung, was
sentenced by Recorders Judge
George Murphy.
In freeing Woo, the parole board
cited his prison record and the
fact that he will work in a war
plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
By WILLIAM FLEMING

the S48 you bet and you spend
the other 50.
But YOU are still ahead be-
cause in 10 years you will have
your $500 war bond to cash. If
any one tells you IL will take
10 years before you get the
money back for the bond, you
can say: Sure, but that's sooner
than your horses will come in"
SWAN SONG: William Lichten-
berg has shoveled his last lump of
coal and swept his last room at
the Preston School. Lichtenberg
went 10 work there when the
school was built, AZ years ago, and
Tuesday he received the congratu-
lations of the school board on his
retirement.
Believe il or not. il was the
first board meeting he had ever
attended in all the years he
worked for the school system.
According to Warren f. Bow,
superintendent Of schools, Lichten-
berg has refused promotion after
promotion throughout the years
because of loyalty to Ibis school. ="
Congratulations TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto RominsIy Of 1854 Vinewood.
They celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary yesterday. The
couple has two sons, Charles F.,
OF maintenance for
the parks and recreation depart
ment, and Albert q. There are
two grandchildren.
Red Cross officials say the new
blood donor record in Detroit be-
longs TO Mrs. Helen O'COnnOr, a
registered nurse of 1852 +. Grand
Blvd. She gave her seventh do
nation the other day.
The annual spring concert of
Western High School will 90 on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
laps
Await BHtz on
u. s, Dies Says

WASHINGTON. May % (INS)
Interest today was centered on
Dies reports that subversive Japa-
nese in the War Relocation Center
at Rivers, Ariz.. claim they have
secretly received information that
something terrible is going to
happen on the West Coast by
Oct. L."
The reports, sent 10 Washington
by field Investigators, said that
the pro-Japan evacuees were de-
termined TO stay in confinement
to escape consequences of the
events which they say will happen
between June and October.
Investigators said that state
ments taken at the center indi-
cate that the pro-Japan element
expects air raids or an actual in
vasion attempt and does not want
10 leave the camp for fear of re-
prisals in this country.
The Dies reports charged that
the 100000 Japanese in the 10 re-
location centers handled by the
War Relocation Authority, are
being pampered.
The investigators said that the
Japs were being fed so well that
they are sending packages of but
ter, coffee and other rationed
foods TO outside friends.
Questioning by the investigators
revealed that as many as rs per
cent of the Japanese in one camp
had refused to profess their
loyalty to the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Stranger
OF Girl
Gets Life

IONA. May 2S- Donald TIE.
melco. 18-year-old high school
student. today had been sentenced
to life Imprisonment at hard labor
in solitary confinement for the
strangulation murder of pretty
Clara johnson, 18. Ionia wal
worker.
Judge Morris K. Davis sentenced
the well-dressed, once staggering
youth 10 Jackson Prison last night
after a jury had returned a yer.
dict of guilty of first degree muir.
der after two hours of delibera.
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
$500 Tons Of Food,
Clothes Given Tunisia

ALLIE HEADQUARTERS,
North Africa, May IS tUP)-The
North Africa economic board an
nounced today that $500 tons Of
food, clothing and medical supplies,
mostly lend-lease imports from the
United States. had been delivered
on an emergency basis 10 TuniSian
civilians during the first week after
capture of Tunis on May s.
Certain items were imported
from Great Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
PACKARD MEN RETURN

Dissatisfaction over The delay
Of the War Labor Board IN maxi
ing a decision in a union contro-
versy was said 10 have caused the
tieup.
Another protest strike against
WLB delays developed this morn
ing at the Dongan Electric Co,
1887 Franklin. when 90 hourly
rate workers walked out. The
workers are members of the
United Electric Workers, Local
q37. UAW-CIO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
three IONeUeS.

Tonight at DENLY High School
the Monte Carlo Studios will pre-
sent an all-Star production. con-
SiSting OF tap dancing. acrobatics,
dramatiCS and singing. The pro-
-CCcdS OF this show VIII be used 10
equip medical center in the
neighborhoOd
Mrs. Alois Mcganck, whose son,
Albert. is with the medical corps
I'M the Southwest Pacific. re-
cclved a big parcel the other day.
Inside was a Jap battle flag, a Jap
soldiers Identification card, a
boomerang and a spear thrower.
Order War Stamps delivered
TO your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Strike Shuts Cotton Mills

UTICA, y. Y. May IS (INS)-
Production of sheets and pillow
cases for the army and navy was
halted again today at the Utica
and Mohawk cotton mills when
about 1,oO0S workers failed to re-
port TO work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

MARION MORTON across the
board. This leaves you So for
refreshment and carfare. InaS-
much as the experts say you
can't win on the races, you lose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

again tonight in
the auditorium.
The first per-
Torrance ] a s t
mig h [ w a $ a
great success.
Appearing in
til @ It hi e
3 lin d Mice"
number are Pat
Boyer, ID ore 6
VI a b lie and
Marion Morton,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

h orse player
himself, gives IT.
You can lose.
First you
get So o o.
Then you take
$50 of II and
buy n $500
W ar BIO m d.
Then with the
$50 you have
left you play
eight rae es
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
8 Dutch Patriots Executed
BY United Press

BY United Press
Six more Netherlands patriots,
including a boy. Is, have been
executed by Nazi firing squads, a
Dutch press dispatch reported by
the OWL said today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
SUCARLESS! THESE
h0NEY.FLAVORED
|ALL.BRAN MUFFINS

You've probably enjoyed famous
AIi-sRAs Mucins many times before
but now, try them favored with
honey Helps you conserve sugar.
Contain all the minerals. vitamins.
carbohydrates and proteins OF
ALL-BRAN. Try them soonl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

a new sure fire system Of win
ming on the horses came our way
the other daX. Joe Ryan, an old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Goodbye To
Shoe Pinch
Foot Friction
Relieve Tired, Burning, Perspirin1
Feet This Easy Wsy

Sprinkle Aliens Foot-Ease on your feet
and into your shoes. SO quick convenient
% use. Helps tight or new shoes TO feel
more rasy and comfortable Tends to re-
hcte friction and rubbing Brings soothing
rclet tn Tired. burning. swollen feet. Grand
Tor those with perspirinR feet. Acts 20 alb
torb excessive Precipitation and prevent
offensive foot odors. real 10Y and comfort
Tor those who must he on their feet for
long hours. For real foot comfort, rcnenn-
her. It's Aliens Foot-Esscl Get " at Jour
druggist tOdAyl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

of Latin-America, which will appear in
The American Weekly, distributed with
the Detroit Sunday Times. The first of the
series will be printed this Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
BUDD STRIKE ENDS

Meanwhile production returned
10 normal az the Budd Wheel Co.
12l4l CharlevoiX, where the day
shift walked out yesterday
UAW-CIO officials said the
walkout was unauthorized.
Following the walkout, shortly
after 2 p. m, two federal labor
conciliators and one representing
the state went into conference
with company officials and union
heads representing Local No. SOC,
UAW-CIO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
$50 Strike
; Hours
NJ Rouge

Approximately $50 mon i'm the
SprnC and upset building ot the
Ford Rouge plant halted produc-
ton for three hours today. The
men were protesting a shortage in
their pay checks.
\ company spokesman said the
men were locked IS minutes be-
cause They consistently lett their
Jobs 10 SO 10 the pay wagon Is
10 - minutes ahead of schedule.
The men quit work at Z .35
a m but returned at 1920.
Union and company officials are
negotiating the grievance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Honey AII-Bran Mullins

Blend shortening and honey. Add
egg and beat until creamy. Add milk
and All-Bran; let soak until most Of
moisture is taken up. Sift dry ingre-
dents together: add TO first mixture.
stirring only until -four disappears.
FIJI creased muffln pans two-thirds
fun and bake in moderately hot oven
(40o' F.) about IS minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
, OFFICIALS ACCUSED

Union officials said form A |
charges were lodged BY the UAW-
Go today against two Ford
Rouge plant supervisory officials
whose long series of provocative
acts were ClimaXcd by the un-
authorized work Stoppage
In formal statement deploring
the stoppage, Joseph Twyman,
vice president Of Local GOO, said:
1T was the result Of provoca-
ton by company officials who
arbitrarily cOuntermanded an
agreement with the union con-
cerning distribution of pay
envelopes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-26
BOOKLET SOLVES
MAILING PROBLEM
Democrats List of Postal
Designations Approved
By Postmaster

A booklet containing a listing Of
streets with corresponding unit
numbers of the Waterbury postal
district has been printed for the
convenience of the public and is
now ready for distribution at a
small sum which cvoers the print
ing cost. The small, hand edition
may be obtained at the business
Office of the Waterbury Democrat or
at Davis and Nye, Inc. 1t contains
the local streets alphabetical with
their unit numbers, as well as
supplementary list of streets and a
page of box numbers.
Hundreds of requests for unit
numbers are being received at the
local post Office from out-of-town
publishers and business firms who
have local mailing lists. Charles A.
Babin, postmaster, in reviewing the
postal booklet, expressed the belief
that 1t will become indispensable
during Christmas mailing, in addi-
ton to having everyday value. He
declared that each home in the city
should have one as it is almost
necessity. e
The system was intituted as a war
time measure, but its efficiency and
the whole-hearted approval with
which it has been met in this and
other cities throughout the country
may continue it is postwar i'm
prorement.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-26

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have, all hope of victory, they will
continue to fight for a state of uni
versal exhaustion, for stalemate
and compromise peace to give
them a breathing space for resum-
ing the struggle later.
"For stability and progress of
western civilization, nothing could
be worse than an inconclusive armed
peace, followed by another destruc-
tive conflict. Victory, complete and
unconditional, Is in fight for us, but
the main struggle for 1t Is still to
comet his year and perhaps to be
concluded next year"
Frank Admission
The frank Nazi admission that an
Allied victory Is possible came from
Max Blozijl. Dutch Nad radio
mouthpiece, in a speech broadcast
by the German controlled Hilversum
station.
IT consider the military defeat
Of the European Axis powers In a
high degree improbable" he said.
IT cannot say impossible because in
war, nothing is impossible"
A Daily Telegraph dispatch from
Stockholm quoted Berlin dispatches
as reporting that the British Eighth
Army has been withdrawn from
Mort Africa and sent to Syria, where
the Ninth and 10th Armies already
were concentrated.
The dispatch added that Ameri-
can troops were replacing the Brit
ish in North Africa.