davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26

njajo, da so Francozje odkopali
svoje skrito orozje ter Sc zaba-
rikadirali v svojih hisah, odko-
der so priceli streljati ma VISA
kega Nemca, XII Sc je pojavil.
Nemci so prisli potem S Tank in
artilerijo, nakar so Sc priceli
poulieni boji cd hise do hise.
Berlinski radio priznava, da
pogon v Marseillesu nj naper-
jen samo prot zlocincem, tenn
vec tudi politicnim organizator-
jem, XII SO Sc naselili v mestu.
Vaznost mesta
Marseilles je drugo najvecje
francosko mesto in pristanisce
ter je znano pc svoji borbeni
tradiciji "a neodvisnost. Pc tenn
mestu je dobila svoje ime fran
coska narodna himna - mar
seljeza, XII so 10 prepevale voja-
ske cete IL Marseillesa, ko 50
vkorakale v Pariz.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
Triumfalen vstop angleske osme
r. armada v ZavZetO mestO TripOli
osma armada, XII je v treh mesecih prodrla
1920 mill preko Libijske pussave v Tripoli, nadalju-
lie svoj pohod proti zapadu, kjer Sc DO zdruzila z
ostalimi zavezniki. ~s%@- = -.-~@~"3 ~'
Zavezniski glavni stan v Sc

zavezniski glavni stan v Sc
verni Afriki, rs. januarja. -
Francoski glavni stan Mama
MIA, da so francoske cete, pod
prte po ameriskem mostvu, ola
Gle svoje pozicije severno cd vi
talno vaznega Oesseltia okraja
v .centralni Tunisiji, kjer so 3D.
bile silen nemski napad.
Angleska osma armada, XII je
prodrla il Egipta in Libije, pro-
dira stalno proti zahodu, da Sc
zdruzi s cetami angleske osme
armada ter z Amerikanci in
Francozi v Tunisiji.
Pri napadu Amerikancev ma
kraj Maknassy je bio zajetih
80 vojakov osisca.
Triumfalen who'd TripOli
TRIPOLI, %. januarja. ga
kasnelo). - Ma eelu osme ar
made. XII je vkorakala v mesto
Tripoli, cigar ulice obdajajo
nasadi palm, je bill sam general
Montgomery, poveljnik zrnago-
With Get, XII SO v treh mesecih
prodrle 1900 mill dalec cd A.
lameina crte do Tripolija.
Ma celu armada je korakala
vojaska godba. Civilno prebival-
stvo, XII je stale oh ulicah, :je BIZ
10 mirno ter je z dvignjeno des-
nico pozdrayljalo mimohod una
govalcev. Ia red ma ulicah je
skrbela italijanska policija ma
kolesih in motorciklih.
Nobenega odpora v mestu
Ma telu pehotnih kolon SO
priropotali v mesto tanki in to-
pow, XII MISC naleteli ma noben
odpor, ker SO pred tenn zadnje
cete osisca zbezale IL mesta.
Municijska in druga skladi.
Sea, XII SO jih pred svojim be
gom zazgali vojaki osisca, SO
bila BE vedno v plamenih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
Ma dopstu

Vojak Stanley ]. Koss, sin
Mrs. Ivanke Koss, 955 e. 70 ST.,
je prisel il Pueblo, Colo, kjer Sc
nahaja ma letalsh bazi, ma kra-
TEX dopust. Prijatelji 50 vablje-
nj, da go obiscejo, mi mu pa ze-
limo mnogo razvedrila v krogu
svoiih domacih!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
Sincek urnrl.

Danes zjutraj oh 4. uri je
preminil v st. Alexis bolnisnici
diva in pol leta start Louis Turk,
sincek druzine Louis in Elinor
Turk, rojene Oros. Druzina sta
nuje ma 1888 E. 80 st. Pogreb
Sc vrsi v cetrtek popoldne IL
Louis L. .Ferfolia pogrebnega
zavoda, ma 9116 Union Ave.
Nase sozalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
knee Laza-
vic-Hrebeljanov
o novi ~Jugoslaviji
KNEE, XII je clan stare srbske
rodbine, opozarja v New
York Herald Tribuni ma
sedanji razvoj v Jugosla-
viii.

NEW YORK, Is. januarja.
Med mnogimi jugoslovanski-
krogi v Zedinjenih drzavah,
XII simpatiziraio z novo revolu-
cijonarno Waldo v Jugoslaviji,
,je tudi knee Dusan Lazarovic-
Hrebeljanovic, clan stare srb-
ske rodbine, XII opozarja ma Sc
danji razvoj v Jugoslaviji v
svojem .clanku v casopisu New
York Herald Tribune.
Knez kritizira "siroko opaze-
no tendenco ameriskega caso-
pisja, XII tolmaci formacijo no.
We antifasisticne Wade v Jugo-
slaviji kot destruktiven razkol,
XII igra Hitlerju v roke," in
pricne nastevati fakte glede
Jugoslavije, XII so nasim citate-
lem dobro znani. -.
Hrebeljanovic naglasa del
stvo, da so v novi jugoslovan-
ski vladi reprezentirane vse ju-
goslovanske narodnosti in pra-
ida hi bila velika napaka cd
strani ameriskega easopisja, &c
ne bo pravilno ocenilo in zapo-
republikanskega gibanja
Jugoslaviji ali &c mu DO Cd
rekalo njegovo ljudsRo odobre-
{.
Hrebeljanovie dalje pravi da
je najmanj, kar morejo zedinje-
ne drzave storiti, to, ida takoj
novo Jugoslavijo, da
$ tenn pokazejo svetu, da je a.
meriski vpliv Sc vedno v harmo-
Mil z neumrljivo demokracijo
in republikansko tradicijo."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
Pri vojakih

Dne Is. januarja je odsel k
vojakom Stanley Adams, sin
Mrs. Jennie Muhic, 1882 e. 43
st. Zacasno je nastanjen v Fort
Hayes v Columbusu, O.
Njegov brat, Frank Tonia, Sc
pa nahaja v vojaski sluzbi re cd
II. julia, 1941 in je re dali ca
sd ma Havajih.
Takisto Sc nahaja pri voja-
kin Re cd Il. marca, 1871, Ed
ward Preleyko, soprog jose
phine Preleyko, rojene Antonio,
XII :je hci Mrs. Muhie ter zivi ma
1875 E. 43 ST. Nahaja Sc v Pa
mama Canalu.
Fanton zelimo srecen in zdrav
povratek!
Dobrodelna priredba
Snoci Sc je vrsila zadnJa SEGA
pripravljalnega odbora "a "Pre-
sident's Ball" priredbo, XII Sc W.
81 v petek vecer, 20. januarja, v
pomoc pobijanju otroske para
lie. Podan je bill osnutek pro-
grama, XII Sc DO vrsil cd 8. do 9.
ure, ter DO vsekakor zelo zani-
miv. Pc programu Sc razvije
pies, "a katerega DO igral Pc.
conov orkester. Vstopnice "a to
dobrodelno prireditev 81 lahko
ze sedaj nabavite v uradu S. p
2. ali pa v slascicarni Mrs. Ma.
kovec v Slovenskem narodnem
domu ma st. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26

vse vojastvo ljubljanske divizi-
je vseh vrst orozja odslo IL me-
sta. Visoki komisar Grazioli in
General Robotti sta izdala pro-
.glas, da je ukinjen yes promet
v pokrajini, da je prepovedano,
odhajati il enc vasi v drugo,
sprehajati sc v pasu 1 KIM siri-
ne ma obeh straneh zelezniskih
prog, mostov in javnih zgradb,
da je ukinjen yes postni, tele-
.fonski in telegrafski promet;
da bodo takoj ustreljeni vsi, pr
katerih hi Sc naslo orozje ali
strelivo, propaganda material,
ponarejeni potni listi ali legiti-
macije; da bodo porusene vse
|zgradbe, v katerih hi Sc naslo
orozje ali Sc skrivali uporniki.
Bombardiranje nasih vasi
16. julia: - Italijanska
bombna ~letala so bombardirala
vasi ma vznozju Krima in "a
zgala vas Planince in 1sko vas.
Ma Planinci so imeli partizani
svoj tabor. Bio je mnogo sire
l.ianja $ topovi in strojnisami.
Prod;ranje oddelkoy italijanske
penote je krilo topnistvo in IL
vidniska letala. Bombardlrane
in pozgane so bile Be vasi Cor
njj Ig, Zelimlje, Jezerc, Planina
in Zapotok. Iska vas je pozgana
vsa; le par his je ostalo.
v Soil ma Borovnici so Itali-
JAM organizirali bolnisnico.
u~ada,jevanje n Z. strand
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
PODMOR-
MICA

LONDON, Is. januarja. -
Admiraliteta naznanja, da hi sc
morala Re pred dneW vrniti v
svoje pristanisce angleska pod
mornica Traveller, XII je pa Sc
nj, radi cesar Sc jo more sma-
trait "a izgubljeno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
MESSERSMITH v
ASHINGTO

WASHINGTON, Is. januarja.
George Messersmith, posla-
mix Zedinjenih draw v Mehiki,
je prispel snoei semkaj, kjer DO
incl konferenco z uradniki dr.
zavnega departmental, nakar Sc
DO tn nekaj dni odpocil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26

Podprimo b0rbo Amerike "a demo-
kracijo in svobodo sveta z nakupom
Vojnih bondov in vojno-varcevalnih
znamk! .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
Nesreca

Pretekli teden je padel ma
sploski' ulici rojak Anton Zorko,
stanujoc ma 848 E. 155 st. Pri
padcu 81 je zlomil levo nogo in
Sc sedaj nahaja pod zdravnisko
oskrbo ma svojem domu.
Pod zdravnisko oskrbo Sc tu-
di nahaja ma svojem domu TO-
jak Anton Jaksetich, stanujoc
ma TT E. 157 St., XII 81 je pri
delu v tovarni zmeekal prst ma
levi nogi.
zelimo obema, da bi CHM pre-
je okrevala cd svojih poskodb!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26

Seja citalnice Slovenslsega de-
lavskega donna ma Waterloo Rd.
Sc DO vrsila jutri vecer, dine u.
januarja oh 8. uri. Vabljeni so
vsie odborniki in citalnicarji, da
Sc v Gin vecjeni stcvilu udeleze
seje in pokazejo svoje zarima-
ME "a to narodno ustakovo.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-18

u. S. ARMY HEADQUAR-
TIERS. Panama Canal Zone, Feb.
10 -(P)- Smoke - a billow-
ing, binding curtain of dense
vapor that hides the Panama
Canal and its vital areas in q
very few minutes - has be-
come a primary line of defense
in the protection of this strate-
gic water linking the Atlantic
and Pacific Oceans.
The smokescreen has been un-
der development for months and
at present is reaching its maxi
mum effectiveness.
Today. for the first time, or
respondents were permitted to
write about this new. line of
canal defense - although many
important details naturally still
must remain secret.
At the first sign of danger a
siren sounds. The men assigned
to the smoke generators rush
from their alert huts with flam-
ing torches in hand. They touch
off the burners which set out in
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-18
Appropriations Bill Beers
Economy BIoc's Dominance
NotionoI Resources Planning
Boord Headed BY Frederic DeIono

executive agency the President
has to supply him with conf
dental fiscal facts lin these
tremulous times"
Throughout yesterdays de-
bate the Republican minority
had the votes on the floor and
kept them there, while there
were several absentees on the
Democratic side.
Biggest cut in the Appropria-
tons Bill, which bundles up the
fiscal needs for q score of indie
pendent federal agencies, was
one of $3,831,466 in the $12,-
142 1900 allotment for the Fed
eral Home Loan Administration.
Dirksen, its sponsor, declared
that il was aimed at forcing
eventual liquidation of the Home
Owners Loan Corporation to
take Uncle Sam out of the
mortgage business and to give
the business to private banking
at a time - as Rep. Wolcott Or
Mich.) put it-when 1.-The coun-
try is lousy with money"
All told, the House slashed
S4,131,4 66 from the measure.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-18
Hero's Wife
Hurt in Brawl
Stobbed by New
Admirer

GRANT RAPIDS, Mich. Feb.
l8 up The wife of an
American sailor believed lost in
the war was stabbed and criti-
cally wounded by an admirer in
a West side grill at l a. m. to-
day.
Wounded in the chest and alb
domen, Mrs. Catherine Browne,
33. was brought 10 Butterworth
Hospital while police took her
assailant 10 Jail. At the hospital
Mrs. Browne was given only q
fair chance for recovery.
Police Detective Frank Sulli-
van said the stabbing was wit
messed by d score of patrons in
the grill who identified the as
sailant as Russell Carpenter. SO
Mrs. Browne was stabbed with a
pairing knife.
The stabblng took place when
Carpenter objected TO Mrs.
Brownies dancing with other
men, Sullivan said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-18
City Studies
New Real Estate
DEVELOPMENT

When John j. Gettleson, of
Detroit, appeared before the city
commission to ask approval OF
an 80-acre real estate develop
ment in Seminole Hills at the
southerly city limits, his request
touched off a lively debate.
Specifically, Gettleson asked
the commission TO approve a plat
of his proposed subdivision. He
said he plans to sell one acre
parcels without providing for
sewer and water connections.
City Attorney Bert V. Nunne-
ley pointed out that the city lost
$500, 900 when owners of other
Seminole Hills lots failed to pay
sewer and water special assess
ments during the late depression.
Mayor Donald r.. Westendorf
suggested that Gettleson make
the improvements himself before
selling the lots.
The matter was referred to
Nunneley and City Engineer Err
nest Pettingill, Clerk Joseph
Matthews and Assessor Harold
Lindsey to report back in two
weeks,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-18
Colin keIIy's Partner
Dies in Pacific War

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 - (R -
Stat. Sergeant Meyer Levin, IS
year-old Brooklyn bombardier
who with the late Captain Colin
Kelly bombed the japanese bat
tleship Haruna, was killed in the
Pacific, his father, Samuel Lev
in, said today the War Depart
ment had informed him.
The father said he received
the notification Sunday, but
that no details were given.
Youn Levin was AWARDED the
Distinguished Flying Cross for
the Haruna bombing. and won
recognition on two other occas-
ions for gallantry ir- action and
skill as q bombardier.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-18
WincheII Retired
10 inactive Duty
Navel Stotus Clarified
by Secretary Knox

WASHINGTON. Feb. 18 Up
- Secretary of the Navy Knox
informed the House Naval Com
nittee today that he had order
ed Walter Winchell, newspaper
columnist and radio commenta-
tor and a lieutenant commander
in the Naval Reserve, placed on
inactive duty.
Il think the Secretary did the
proper thing" said Rep. Vinson
(D-Ga.), committee chairman, in
disclosing the action. He report
ed the order was effective as
of yesterday.
Beyond the bare announce
ment, there was no explanation,
but Rep. Hoffman (R-Mich.) re-
Gently charged Winchell on the
House-floor w it making in
flammatory" and derogatory re-
marks about members of Con-
greSs in his radio broadcasts.
Knox previously informed the
committee that Winchell was on
active duty as a lieutenant COM
mander when he made several
statements about which Hoff-
man complained.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-18
New Type Of Smokesereen
Helps Defend Panama Canal
~strotssie Waterway Well Protected
by Improvements in Vopor System

patterns suited to the terrain and
air currents. Smoke is general
ed at the instant of lighting and
in almost no time the canal
seems to disappear.
1t is easy to imagine the plight
of an enemy aviator W h c
might, by some unusual combi.
nation of events, succeed in pen.
etrating the canals outer de.
lenses:
United States interceptol
fighter planes would be climb.
ing up to welcome the enemy
and would have the advantage
of home surroundings.
A vast concentration of anti.
aircraft guns would be sending
up a curtain of exploding she'll:
around all possible targets.
And the enemy would be busy
trying to locate his targets
which would be obliterated by
smoke.
The enemy would know that
promiscuous bombing woul c
have little chance of causing any
serious damage of the type hi!
mission called for.
If the enemy dared to streak
low for dive bombing or a tor
pedo attack on canal installa'
tons he would know he was en-.
tering a pail of smoke hiding q
concentration of barrage bal.
looms described by authorities as
denser than London's.
Also the enemy
somewhere in the smoke would
be killer nets guaranteed to rip
planes to pieces.
All of this would be awaiting
him an he wouldn't even have
the slightest assurance he was
aiming anywhere near his tar
get. Most landmarks, if not all,
would be lost in the smoke.
The smokescreen has been
tested often and thoroughly.
W. have just seen a good ex-
hibition from a hilltop. The ST.
rens sounded. In a few minutes
the canal vanished in smoke.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-18
Horse-Trading
PAGES Condave
COP Biswiss
Eye Prospects
Ply G. MILTON KELLY

DETROIT, Feb. ID - up -
A day and night of political
.'horse trading lay ahead as
delegates began assembling for
tomorrow's Republican state
convention, which Ill pick a
slate of candidates for the April
S election and reorganize the
party's state central commit
tee.
Race for the nomination for
state highway commissioner held
the spotlight. Few aspirants
were kept out of the field by
the legislatures ! n cd r a w II
fight over i bill to strip the cleo
torate of authority to pick the
highway department head and
transfer that power TO the gov
ernor by creating an appointive
administrative authority.
1t had become apparent that
regardless of final action on the
measure, the convention would
have to pick a highway commits.
sioner nominee - if only TO pro-
tect Republican ch noes or an
election victory in event liti.
CATION upset a highway reorgan.
ization bill.
William LAYERS Of Detroit
Charles M. Ziegler of Lansing
Allen Williams of Ionia and Ern.
est Rogers of Hillsdale all hao
hackers campaigning for them
while Otto Hess of Grand Rap
ids and A. l.. Burridge of Cad.
lilac were mentioned as possible
aspirants.
Candidacy of Ralph A. Hay
ward, Kalamazoo paper manu-
facturer, for member of the Uni
versity of Michigan board o,
regents, made it a three-way race
for two seats. The incumben'
Republicans seeking renomina
ton are David H. Crowley o.
Detroit and r. Spencer Bishop
Of Flint.
w. G.. Armstrong of Niles
master of the state grange, ano
Mrs. Sarah Van Hoosen Jones o.
Rochester, also a granger, APP
peared to have no entrencheo
opposition for nomination fol
state board of agriculture seat:
now occupied by Democratic
members, but there were report!
others would challenge them.
There were rumorS Mrs. Max
well Case, wife of a MacOml
county farmer. would challeng'
Mrs. Fern Smith Hammond, tn,
Incumbent, for vice chairman
ship of the Republican state cen.
trail committee.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-18
Famous AP CoIumnist Back
from Tour of War Fronts
Mackenzie Confident Germany
Will Be Crushed This Ysor

line from the head of the Per-
sian Gulf into Russia TO enable
the Soviet forces 10 continue
their magnificent offensive
BIG TASK
Mackenzie said that the big
task remaining for the United
Nations is TO smash Hitler's
strongest remaining weapon,
which is his Army, and that
must be done on the battlefield.
To use a term of which Herr Hit
Ter himself is very fond. it must
NEAR the humiliation of the
German army"
That is to say, "he continued,
"the German forces must be so
thoroughly crushed that they
cannot fight again. Capture Of
territory means nothing-dc-
struction of Hitler's military
strength is everything.
This presumably means the
opening up of the long-awaited
Second Front. so that the Nazi
fighting machine can be ground
between the Russian forces in
the East and the other Allied
forces in the West.
II find a widespread feeling
among military experts that
once this has been achieved and
the Allies are able to throw their
entire air, naval and military
strength into the Orient there
will be no question about the
United Nations being able to
dispose of the Japanese"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-18
Port Huron Fire Loss
Estimated al $4,000

PORT HURON, Mch.. Feb. 10
- up - The Muir drug store
and four other stores we're dam
aged last night in a fire caus-
ing . loss ectimated by firemen
at more than $4,000.
The loss to the drug store
would exceed $40 900, A. STAN
ley Carswell, manager, said.
Smoke and water cnused dam
age estimated at $4,000 to
stocks of Schieman and Fitz-
gerald, mems clothiers; Arden's,
a woman's clothing store; the
Lady Madison hosiery bar and
the Fanny Farmer candy store.
Frozen hydrants hampered
firemen.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-18
Murphy SCOTS
at Stories of
His COLLAPSE

BURBANK, Calf, Feb. 10
(PD - Associate Justice Frank
Murphy of the Supreme Court,
describing as "highly over-em-
phasized' the reports that he
was suffering from a nervous
condition, arrived here by plane
last night.
Justice Murphy is on his way
to San Francisco to visit his bro
ther, Lieut.. Commander George
Murphy, who was injured re-
Gently in a Fall.
The Justice was taken i'll earl
ier on the flight.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-18
BY ALEX H. SINGLETON

WASHINGTON, Feb. ID up
- A S2,616,972,91 appropria-
tons bill, bearing the clear i'm
print of the House economy
bloc's new dominance, was turn
ed over TO the Senate today mi
nus the funds sought by Presi-
dent Roosevelt for the National
Resources Planning Board.
A last minute attempt TO pre-
serve the boards framework by
changing its name and provid-
ing it with $415,0OO to continue
its work ran into a parliament
airy snag just before House pass
age of the measure. Chairman of
the board is Frederic A. Delano,
the Presidents uncle.
The move to save the board
was made by Rep. Magnuson
(D-Wash.), who declared This
agency has done a grand job, a
constructive job" There has not
been a word of criticism, and
Rep. Taber (R-N.Y.), ranking
minority member of the Appro-
priations Committee, countered
that the board not only was
absolutely useless" but was a
menace TO the country as
we'll.
1t was not the only setback
for the Chief Executive, who
earlier in the week had chided
Congress for eliminating tn e
funds and maintained that those
who would abolish long range
planning were likely'to prove to
be the spendthrifts.
The House, on a party vote
with Republicans pressing the
issue and $50 900 from the
Budget Bureaus allotment over
the protest of Rep. Woodrum
OD-Va.) that 1t was the only
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-18

MIAMI, FLA, Feb. 18-tP1-
Dewitt Mackenzie, Associated
Press writer whose column ana
lysing world events is published
daily in more than 800 news
papers, has returned from a
lengthy tour abroad with the
strengthened conviction that
Germany will be beaten in l943.
Il am more than ever convinc-
ed" he reported on his arrival
here after a four and a half
month trip which took him as
far East as Chungking, China,
that Hitler's back is broken
as a matter of fact il was broken
last fall when he failed TO smash
through into the Lower Cauca-
sus-and that we ought to be
able to dispose of the Nazi all
highest by the end of this year.
Most observers and military
people with whom l have talked
feel that Japan should fall by
the end Of 1914, if not sooner
FLEW ATLANTIC
The veteran analyst and for
eign correspondent left New
York last September, and flew
across the North Atlantic to
Ireland. He spent five weeks in
tEngland, then went to Lisbon
and down the West coast Of
Africa. Flying across Africa to
Cairo, he remained five weeks
in Egypt and on the Libyan
front with the British Eighth
Army. Enroute to Chungking,
he paused in Palestine and in
India. After three weeks in In
dia, on the return route. he Wis
tied Persia and Iraq.
He made the aerial Journey
from Bassra, Iraq, to Miami in
the speedy time of five and one
half days, arriving here yester-
day.
Mackenzie, who cabled timely
reports to his readers during
his tour, will give a detailed
summary of his findings in a
series Of columns beginning next
week.
"One of the things that i'm
pressed me most he said in an
interview here, lis the terrific
striking power being piled up by
the United States, Great Britain
and the other Allies, and the
rapidity with which it is gro
ing.
There could be no doubt in
the mind Of any one who hao
seen the way these Allied re-
sources r multiplying tina
victory by the United Nation!
is a certainty"
He found a healthy respect fol
American forces overseas. Mac
Kenzie said, adding: "On one
thing they are agreed and that i:
that our American boys abroad
are doing a grand job.
II have been tremendously
impressed myself with the quail
ity of service being rendered by
our men both in combat and the
other essential fields of activity
Il have had the opportunity
Of visiting our forces from the
British Isles right straight
through to China, and every
where there has been a sincerity
of purpose and an efficiency
which l wish our folks back
home could see for themselves,
for it would be most heartenins
Apart from combat service,
we are doing a tremendous
amount of spade Work-such for
example as the development OF
that vitality important supply