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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Detroit Sergeant
Prisoner Of Japs

Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan Of ais Mid.
land avenue today learned that her
son, Staff Sgt. Walter c. Ryan
reported by the war department
as missing in action. May Z, was
a prisoner of the japanese.
She said:
81 knew he was living, and
now I'll sleep well again. Until
heard he was alive, I kept see-
ing Jap faces floating before
my eyes"
a cablegram from the son. re.
ceived last April, said he was ir
the Philippines and well. Their
came the war department message
saying he was missing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
clio Demands
County Job Poll
Photo by Times stan Photosfa pher


A demand for a countrywide
election of Wayne County en-
ployes to determine their choice
between the Go and AFL was
served on the state labor board
today by Mort Furay. regional
director of the State. County and
Municipal Workers Union (CIO).
The winner of the poll would
be given checkoff privileges and
exclusive bargaining rights. under
suggested terms. The loser would
retire from the county field for the
duration of the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
ManpOwer
Probe On
HIM Senate

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is CUP)
"A congressional inquiry into the
nations manpower problems and
into personnel needs Of the armed
forces became assured today wher
the Senate appropriations com.
mttIee voted 10 investigate these
subjects through a subcommittee
The action was taken short
time after War Manpower Com.
mission Chairman Paul V. Nc.
Mutt and Secretary Of Agriculture
Claude r Wickard warned n z
nj press conference that $500
y persons now engaged in non
essential activities must be placed
on farms when the seasonal peak
of agricultural prod &c ii on is
reached this summer.
They asserted that food produc-
ton faced n breakdown unless
these workers were provided some
how.
McNutt also called for length
ening the average industrial work
week 10 AZ hours to achieve maxi
mum production The average is
now about as hours in war plants
he said, but is lower in other in
duStries.
He emphasized that he did not
favor any change in the basic 40
hour week set by the wage-houl
law as the basis for computing
overtime pay.
Meanwhile the Senate military
affairs committee heard 1t. Cen
Joseph T. McNarney, army den
uty chief of staff, explain the
armys manpower needs for l94a
and 1914
Committee Chairman Robert r
Reynolds Cd Of North Carolina
said McNarney gave good rea-
sons" for army plays 10 build tho
army to 100000 men and 100000
officers this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Civil War Vet Dies at %

LAKE ODESSA, Jan. 25.-Wil-
liam Porter Parker. last Civil War
veteran in Lake Odessa, died yes
terday at the home of Jesse Bald
win, near here. He would have
been 100 years old had he lived
until September Is. Mr.. Parker
enlisted in the 18th Ohio Regiment
at Niles, o., at the outbreak of the
Civil War. and served four years
as bugIer and drummer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Citizenship Classes

Citizenship classes are being Of
fered from S TO 10 p. m. every
Tuesday and Thursday in the
Yeshivah Building. Cortland and
Dexter avenues, under sponsor
ghip Of the Jewish War Veterans
Auxiliary. Beginning February 1
einilar classes will be held each
Monday and Wednesday from 7 t.
q y. m. in the County Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26

Twice in the last three months
Floyd c. Fox has led the list Of
Buick production awards with a
81, 900 bond. He received his sec
ond among the 80 awards given 36
in Flint today. Two
workers were triple winners.
Fox. father of PFC. Floyd c.
Fox Jr. Of the Coast Artillery, re-
ceived a $1,000 bond in November
for suggesting a change in grind
ing operations on valve rocker
arms that boosted production in
his department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
OTHER AWARDS

Other top awards went TO Ches-
ter Van Petten. who doubled pro-
duction in bonderizing aircraft en-
CINE intake pipe; William II.
Johnson and FREEDOM c. Sorry, who
improved cleaning methods on
shell cases; Charles J. Harper, who
developed a burning tool for inside
hole in the oil drain stump, boost
ing production on this part IA
per cent. and Lem A. Massey
who boosted output of propeller
shafts.
The group of 80 getting the
awards was the largest since the
suggestion idea was adopted by
Buick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Soldier Who Died Honored

STURGIS. Jan. 25 GNS). - In
honor of Pfc. George w. Grisamer
who was killed in the North Afri-
can invasion. his coworkers AT the
Scoville Manufacturing plant here
set the week aside as George
Grisamer Week" and made an in
tensive war bond and stamp sale
drive, a total of S490.75 worth
was sold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
SECOND AWARD

His second award was for devils
ing a method of locating stock in
the machine which has resulted in
reduction Of scrapped parts and
eliminated a threatened bottleneck
in valve arm rocker production,
and increasing output 30 per cent.
Another winner this month is
William Baldwin Jr. OF Gran d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
I'D Hartllng Divorce
Wife Charges Filler With Cruelty and Nonsupport;
Married in 1890, Have Two Children

Howard Hartung, Detroit flier
md operator of Hartung airport
and aviation school. was sued for
divorce today by Gladys Hartung.
The suit, second brought by the
wife, charges cruelty. TIE first,
in 1897. was withdrawn after q
reconciliation.
Mrs. Hartung, also a pilot, al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26

leges frequent beatings and at
lacks since their marriage in 1890.
She also claims Hartung refused
10 provide adequately for the sup
Fort of herself and two children.
WihoUgh at odds since last Oc-
to5er the Hartungs have lived to-
ce:fcr e S5T Nottingham road,
Crosse Pointe Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Second $1,000 Idea
Flint Buick Worker Wins Another Big War Bond
for Plan TO Eliminate BottIeneek

Blanc, now in the Army Air Forces.
Baldwin won $500 in bonds for de-
veloping a fearing puller that
oosted production in the gun
mount shop. He is now training
in Georgia and expects to get his
wings soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
State 0PA Gar
Has a Mystery;
Where S Office?
Sarvis Knowing Nothing
Of Decentralization
Of Rationine Agency

The future OF Arthur II. Sarvis,
state OPA director, and his Michi-
gan headquarters after Inaugural
ton of a recently announced de-
Capitalization of the rationing
agency was vague today.
Sarvis refused to comment on
the situation pending receipt of a
directive from the regional office
in Cleveland.
$50 far as I am concerned,
this office is still the state head
quarters" he-Said- .4,re-Fe-
ceived no orders to the con-
trary."
SERIES OF OFFICES
Under the decentralization, an
nounced by Regional Director
Birkett L. Williams, Michigan's
OPA will be comprised of a num-
Der of autonomous district offices
directly responsible to the Cleve-
land headquarters.
Establishment of district offices
in Detroit, Grand Rapids. Iron
Mountain and Saginaw already
have been announced. Others will
be determined by mid-February,
Williams said.
SIX OFFICES IN STATE
Previously, Michigan has had six
district offices operating through
Sarvis' state headquarters. There
was nothing in the announcement
TO indicate whether Sarvis would
retain his present position with re-
vised authority.
The decentralization will be
Iregionwide, affecting Ohio, Ken
lucky, Indiana and West Virginia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
I Killed, I Hurt
Over Weekend
In Car Mishdps
Hif-Run Driver Kills
Boy; Motorists Pursue
Car, Fail TO Catch II

Detroit's 1913 traffic toll rose to
- today as compared with 20 a
year ago. as two persons were
killed and seven injured in a wave
of weekend mishaps including two
hit-run accidents.
The dead:
GEORGE RASHID JR., 6, Of
1882 Whitcomb avenue.
LEE OKLEY, As. OF 978 Brady
street.
George was killed when he rafI
across Fenkell avenue near his
h ONE, following his 9-year-old
cousin, Victor Zogab of 3438 Fourth
street.
Two motorists chased the hit
run car, which tosSef-George'
body 30 feet. but they were unable
to learn the license number.
A first grader at ST. Mary's
School. George is survived by four
sisters in addition 10 his parents.
CAR OWNER TRACED
Tn the other hit-run accident,
Tony Ellis. 10, of 345 South Colo
NAL avenue, was held for investi-
cation of leaving the scene of an
accident in which Charles Gade-
lauska, SO, of BIS Longworth ave-
nue., suffered a leg fracture and
head injuries.
Police said a vigilant passerby
chased the car from Woodmere
and West Fort streets, scene OF
the accident, TO a point several
blocks away where it stopped.
Two women, a man and a child
police reported, jumped from the
auto and fed. Finding the car
registered in Ellis name, detec-
tives traced him TO the home of a
friend and arrested him.
Ellis denied knowledge of the
accident, contending he had left
the car, a broken key in the ig-
milton, at Powell and lakewood
avenues, while friends drove him
to Napoleon, o., to be married
Saturday night. He said he was
married to Ruth Wagner, Is, oil
1884 Homer avenue.
Okley was killed at 2:25 a. m
today by northbound street ca
at Woodward and Arizona ave
nues. Seven heavily loaded trolley
were tied up for more than hal
hour as police of the accident pre-
lvention squad investigated the
death.
CRASH SNARLS TRAFFIC
His body was found between two
passing street cars.
The operator of the northbounc
car, Claude Dupins, az, of as East
Grixdale avenue, a motornan fol-
only a week, said he did not SEE
IOkley and stopped only because
he heard a noise as If something
had been hurled against the side
of the car.
Another traffic snarl resulted
from collision between a cross.
town street car and truck carry.
ing six tons of war materials al
Warren and Grand River avenues
Five presons were injuIed slightly
Most seriously hurt were the
truck driver, John Trick Jr., %
of Ionia, and one of the trolley
passengers. Ernest Gary, AZ, OF
$50 Farnsworth avenue.
Both received decorations.
Police said the street car. oper-
ated by Joseph Depelsmancker, SO
of 1923 Waterloo avenue. ran a
red light and crashed into the
left side of the truck.
Patrolman William Sullivan, 81
of the Petoskey Station suffered
what doctors feared might be a
skull fracture when he was struck
by the car of Byron B Gray. 80
an insurance agent of 1908 Leisure
avenue.
Held on a reckless driving
charge, Gray told police he didn't
see Sullivan, who was directing
traffic near the Brady School al
Lawton avenue and Joy road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
.Keiddn Decision
To Be Voted on
By Railway Men
Discharged Employees
Reported Wiling TO
Quit Jobs and Return

Ending litigation in the dispute
over reinstatement of 10 par
Elephants in DSR strike last July
II, Circuit Judge Harry B. Keidan
today announced a settlement
enabling all the men to return TO
work with two-months back pay.
The settlement, which will save
the city $4,000 in back wages,
has been unofficially accepted by
the men as well as by the DSR
and civil service commissions but
must be formally approved at
meetings this week.
INITIATED BY DSR
The DSR commission originally
filed a writ OF mandamus. later
changed 10 a writ of ccrtioiari,
seeking 10 restrain the civil scrv-
Ice commission from rcinstating
the strikers with fun pay for the
time they were suspended.
Under The settlement, the sirik-
ers will be penalized wages from
July II W iJtNcIIlDcT L, loI tIIt
compromise awards them back pay
from December | 10 January q.
Contacted Individually, the men
I'll agreed to terms OF the settle
ent and voiced intentions Of
fitting present employment TO
return 10 the DSR.
ANERTS LEGAL DELAYS
keidan pointed out that the
compromise verted prolonged
legal maneuvers which might have
led 10 the Supreme Court at a
time the city's transit system
needs all available manpower.
II can't understand" the
Judge commented, how any
decent citizen could engage In
any conduct that would inter-
fere with transportation, espe-
ciaIIy Mt a time like this. ! hope
this sort of thing won't happen
again for the duration"
Keidan adjourned the case until
1915 2. m. Friday when the DSR
commission is expected 10 move
for dismissal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
SIX OFFICES IN STATE

The decentralization will be
regionwide, affecting Ohio, Ken
lucky, Indiana and West Virginia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09
Koncert "Zarje"

Pevski zbor "Zarja' prlredl
spomladanski koncert v nedeljo,
%. marca " dvorani Slovenske-
ga narodnega donna ma st. Clair
Ave. Prieetek DO oh 5. uri po-
poldne. Ma programu DO poleg
petja tudi pevski PRIOR, XII DO
zopet nekaj novega in razvedril-
mega "a naso publiko. Pc pro-
gramu Sc bo vrsil pies, "a ka-
terega DO igral John Pecon or
kester. Vstopnina h koncertu
je SOC samo "a Piles pa 40c -
Vstopnice so ze v predprodaji
in sicer Sc jih dobi pri pevcih in
pevkah Zarje, pri Mrs. Mako
vec v slascicarni v S. N. D. in Y
starem poslopju SIND. Nabavite
Isl jih ze sedaj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09
35 MEHIkANCEV "a 400
NEMCEV

MEXICO City, 8. marca. -
Nemska vlada apelira ma Mehi-
ko, maj slednja izpusti 400 Mem
cev, XII so internirani v Mehiki,
v zameno pa DO izpustila Mem
CHA 35 mehiskih diplomatov in
njihovih usluzbencev, XII jih je
prijela, ko je Nemcija okupira-
la Vichy in vso Francijo.
Mehiski krogi naglasajo, da
-tega ne bi mogli storiti, tudi &c
bi hoteli, ker Zedinjene drzave
ne bi dovolile Nemcem prevoza
preko svojega ozemlja do pri-
stanisca, kjer hi cakala mamie
ladja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09
SOVIET pRlkRIvAJO lJUD5TvU
pOM0( zEDINJENIH DRzAv
Tako je izjavil ameriski poslanik Moskvi
ter tenn nacel zadevo, XII utegne
imeti vazne posledice.
ALI JE PODAL TO IZJAVO ROOSEVELTOVO
VEDNOSTJO ALI NE

MOSKVA, s. marca. - Ad-
miral William H. Standley, a.
meriski poslanik V Moskvi, je
iziavil danes casnikarjem, da
.po njegovem mnenju ruskemu
ljudstvu nj povedano, koliko
pomoci dobi Rusija Cd Zedinje-
nih draw.
"Jaz ne vidim V tenn nobene-
ga politienega motiva," je rekel
admiral Standley. "Najbrze je
to samo prizadevanje, ustvariti
Wits pri ruskem ljudstvu, da Sc
Rusi borijo samo S svojo lastno
moejo".
Nova predloga pred kongresom
Naglasajoc. da je sedaj pred
ameriskim kongresom nova
''lend-lease" predloga, je posla-
mix dejal: "Ameriski kongres je
sirokogruden in velikodusen, to-
da ako Sc DO hotelo ustvariti
Wits, da ameriska pomoc nice
sar ne pomeni, potem utegne
postati ia zgodba eisto drugac-
na."
Casopisje nicesar ne poroca
"Jaz sem pazno iskal po rus
KEN casopisju kako priznanje,
da. prejema Rusija materialno
pomoc cd Ameril..e4 toda taks-
mega priznanja doslej. Sc nisem
videl," je rekel admiral Stan
dley.
Poslanik je nato dejal, da
prejema Russia il zdruzenih
draw velike kolicine raznih po-
trebscin. "Letala, ma primer, Y
tisocih," je dodal.
Rusko lju6stvo nicesar ne We
"Rusko ljudstvo nina nobene
prilike izvedeti, da je delezno
pomoci ameriskega ljudstva. S
tenn mislim reel, omega prepro-
stega ameriskega ljudstva, XII
sega globogo svoje zepe, da
pomaga.'
Izjave ruskih generalov
Standleyju je bio receno, da
je vec ruskih generalov izjavilo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09
MASARYK IZRAzA
BOJAZEN

LONDON 8. marca. Jan
Masaryk, podpremier in zuna.
Mi minister Ceskoslovaske, je
izjavil: y .-,
Hitler je ze izgubil vojno,
toda S tenn nj receno, da smo jo
mi dobili. Ljudstva v zasedenih
dezelah ne bodo mogla vse vec-
ne case vzdrzati tega trpljenja
in cim pref DO vojna koncana,
tenn manjse bo evropsko poko-
palisce. Dolga vojna pa bo ma.
redila IL Europe ogromno po-
kopalisce, ma katerem bodo po.
kopani vsi oni, XII bi morali O.
stati pri zivljenju."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09
Snoci je potresni
,sunek potresel
Cleveland
Potres so cutiIi tudi v De-
troitu, Torontu, Pittsbur-
ghu in Buffalu. Razen
strahu, potres nj povzro-
ell skode.

Snoci oh 1925 je potresel
mesto Cleveland in druge kraje
V severnem Ohiu potres, XII je
trajal nekaj mad dive sekundi.
Potres je sprawl S postelj tiso-
&c Clevelandcanov, sicer. pa nj
povzrocil nobene skode.
DR.. J. ]. Nassau, professor a.
stronomije ma Case Soil, je IL
javil, da je bill to najhujsi SUI
mex, XII ga je Sc kdaj cutil V
Clevelandu.
Zdi Sc, da je bill sunek maj
mocnejsi v vzhodnem okraju
mesta, dasi so ga cutili tudi v
zapadnih okrajih. Posebno je
bio cutiti ia potres v Brathe-
nalu.
Clevelandske poicijske posta-
je in urednistva clevelandskih
dnevnikov SO bila takoj po po-
tresu preplavljena telefonski-
hi klici, ko so ljudje hotel ve-
deti, kaj Sc je prav "a pray
zgodilo.
Potres pa nj bill samo loka-
len, ker so ga cutili tudi De
troitu, v Torontu, v Pittsburg-
hu in Buffalu.
zupan Lausche, XII je pravkar
legel k pocitku ma svojem do
mu, je izjavil, da je mislil, da
Sc hisa podira. "Skocil sem s
postelje ter stekel v. klet, mi,
slec, da je bila tam eksplozija,' .
je rekel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09
MATT IN SEST' OTROK
ZGORELO

GERING, Neb., s. marca. -
Tukaj so zgoreli Mrs. Jesus Gar
cia in njenih sest otrok v ognju
XII je unicil njihovo hiso, v kate.
ri je bill samo en- prostor oziro-
ma saom ena soba. Nesrecna
matt in njeni otroci Sc Sc stiska-
Ii v zadnji kot, ko so jim plane.
nj odrezali beg IL koee. Edna
prezivela sta oce in 6-letna-hcer'
ka Jennie, XII pa sta oba ne
varnimi opeklinami v bolnisnici
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09

DELAWARE, s. marca. -
Podpredsednik Henry A. Wal
lace je danes izjavil, da je moz-
most druge svetovne vojne, ce
bi zavezniki "doublecrossali''
Rusijo, in da bi bila vojna neiz-
ogibna, &c bi Sc Sovjetska Ru-
sija posvetila ideji zanetitve
svetovne revolucije. In prav ta-
ko bi bila sigurna zopetna sve-
tovna vojna, ako dovolimo Mem
ciji, da Sc spet oborozi.
Potreba iskrenega sporazuma
"Ako Sc ne doseze tesnega in
iskrenega sporazuma med Ru-
sijo in Zdruzenimi narodi," ie
rekel Wallace, "tedaj je MOI.
most, da Sc bosta Nemcija in
Rusija pref ali slej sporazume,
H."
Tozadevne nazore je poda.
podpredsednik v svojem govoru
ma Ohio Wesleyan univerzi.
POdcrtane tocke
| Nato je podpredsednik izrec
no podcrtal sledece tocke:
zIvLJENsKO vazno je, ds
zdruzeni narodi izvajajo po te
vojni gotovo kontrolo mad vzgo
Ijo Nemcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09
zADNJA p0R0(ll Ma
AFRI5kIH IN RU5kIH FR0NTAH
Angleska osrna armada je razbila Romme.
lu dye tankoyski diviIji. Rusi zavzeli
Sicevko, kjer so pobii 5000 Nemcev.

IL Alzira SO prispela snoci v
Madrid porocila, da so franco
sko ameriske cete zavzele
Gafso, vazno zeleznisko spoil
See in spojisce cest v Tunisiji.
Zavezniki so tudi zavzeli Ell
Ksar, kjer Sc krizajo ceste, ter
del ozkotirne zeleznice, XII tece
proti vzhodu. " '.-
Razbitje dveh nemskih divizij
Radio Francija poroca il Al
zira, da so cete osme armade,
Xxi Sc bori pod poveljstvom ge-
nerala Montgomeryja, tako raz-
bile dvoje nacijskih tankovskih
divizij, da nj cd njiju skoraj nj
cesar ostalo.
Odbitje sestih napadov
Osma armada je odbila sest
napadov nemskega narsala
Rommela ter vrgla napadalce
osisca nazaj v gorovje, pri ce-
mer mu je razbila 81 tankov,
docim nj sama izgubiIa niti E.
mega tanka. To ,je doslej ena
najodlicnejsih in popolnih "a
vezniskih zmag v Tunisiji.
POraZen udarec ROmmelOvim
uoOaSaM
Ameriski bombniki pa so med
tenn zadali porazen udarec Rom
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09
Pristan mesta
Genoye je bill popOl-
n0Tna pOrusen
v mestu je porusenih mad
5000 poslopij in mnogo
zgodovinskih spomenikov.

STOCKHOLM, svedska, s.
- Pc nacistih kontroli-
rama STB radio postaja v Ri
mu poroca, da je angleska zrac-
ma sila porusila v pristaniscu
mesta Genove vse pomole, doke,
skladisea in druge naprave.
"Pofeg tega je bill razdejan vec-
il del mesta, v katerem nj ostal
eel niti en- mestni blok." Do tai
porusenih je bio mad 5000 po-
slopij, 5000 cd teh v 'srediscu
mesta, kjer tvorijo zdaj sliko
silnega razdejanja."
Dale poroeajo radio, da je
bilo popolnoma porusenih mno-
go zgodovinskih spomenikov
vklueno palaca Doria Turea.
palaca Campanella, mestna ka.
tedrala, cerkev sv. stefana
kjer je bill krscen Kristof Ko.
lumb. Chiassone muzej, Pagani-
nj gledalisce ter stara borza
XII je bila blizu pristanisca.
Via Pre- - slavna utica, ki
vodi k pristaniscu, je bila po.
polnoma porusena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09
Franeosh patriotic pobijajo Nemce ma
ulicah Pariza in drugih francoskih NEST
mestu Lille francosk gerilci napad roenimi gra-
natam poslopje katerem nahajali Nemci,
ter jih % ubli. - Nemiri po vsej Franciii

LONDON, 8. marca. - Kro-
81 borbenih Francozov poroca-
jo o ,bitki med francoskimi pa
trioti in nemskimi strazami ma
pariskih ulicah, o boju % nero-
skin castnikov v Lille, kjer so
jih ubili francoski gerilci, in o
napadu ma poslopja, v katerih
prebivajo Nemci. Vse to Sc je
zgodilo tekom zadnjih treh dni.
100000 francoskih delavcey mo-
ra v Nemcijo /
Pc vsej Franciji je zavalovil
val novega odpora in sovrastva,
ko 81, prizadevata nemski Ge-
stavo in visyska policija magma
ii skupaj 100000 francoskih de-
lavcev, XII bi jih postal kvizling
Laval Hitlerju ter mu s tenn
izpolnil svojo obljubo.
Pozig garaze T.
Poulicni boji so Sc priceli, ko
so francozski patriotic pobili
nemske straznike ter zavzeli
neko garazo, v kateri so zazga.
Ii VISA vozila kakor tudi poslopje
saino.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-09

zadnje case inozemskim casni-
karjem, da ne dobe il Amerike
nobene. pomoci, razen trukov.
'To nj res. Rusi dobivajo
mnogo vsakovrstnih potreb-
scin,' ie rekel poslanik. "Ako
nj teh potrebscin ma 'front.', JAZZ
ne vem, kje so in kaj delajo Z
Mimi
Sestanek Stalinom
Poslanik je rekel; da Sc ma
merava v kratkem sestati S
Stalinom.
Vprasan glede druge fronte,
je poslanik odgovoril, da ne We,
&c Sc Rusi "a drugo fronto
sploh zanimajo.
v Washingtonu nj komentarja
WASHINGTON, 8. marca. -.
Predsednik Roosevelt in dr.
zavni department nimata no.
benega komentarja glede izjave
ameriskega poslanika v Mo-
skvi.
Opazovalci polozaja so mne-
MIA, da mora predsednik zdaj
storiti emo ali drugo: Ali stopi-
ii oh stran ameriskega poslani-
ka ter vzdrzati njegovo izjavo,
ali pa mu dati ukor. Ia prilika
Sc DO ponudila predsedniku ju-
tri oh njegovi obicajni konfe-
Irenci casnikarji.
Ali Sc bo razmerje izpreme-
milo?
| 1nozemski opazovalci so mne-
MIA, da ameriski poslanik ne bi
riskiral predsednikovega ukora
ali cello odpoklica S svojo odkri-
to izjavo, &c ne bi bill govor1I po
danih instrukcijah. Toda, bilo
kakor bilo, zdi Sc, da je posla-
mix Standley utrl pot "a popol-
no izpremembo amerisko rus
kin odnosajev in morda tudl
anglo ruskih odnosajev. Zato
je skoraj verjetno, da je bilo
Londonu re naprej znano, kai
DO izjavil ameriski poslanik.