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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
trirtietaftsleiter
itir Si3ilici1

@aibinaton. Nrof. @eslep 81.
Gturges bon Der gale ltniperiitGt,
i,iiberer @enmter Oes 8caro Of Coon.
olnic 0arIare, miro Die nmerifaniife
@irtidaftsbilie fir Si5ilien leiten,
mie i'm StaatSoepartement perloutete.
9lls erlter 8e5ieisoireftor iiber ebe=
inals feinolirbes @ebiet, miro es al,
Erof. Stllrees Gilihten seboren, in
Si5ilien Die .pirtid)aftlid,e 16tigfeit
- sluBenmlniiteriums, oes Shae-
omtes, Scr M,niiterien fir Grieg uno
Nfarine, bes Office of Economic
Warfare. Der Senb-Qeaie- -8erlpaltllng
aho oes slmtes fiir Muslanosbilfe uno
8ieoerauf5au 5u fooroiniercn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Gsunty Kct,titcc fir
). Kricesanleil,c
,p,srHc crsaitiiiert

Die &arrpagne fir oie brittle
&riegsanlcibe bes Gupoboga Gpuntp
@nr ,Sinance Committee lit iotpeit
oas YerIonaI in betroht fommt, pou-
Ittinoig, iagt Soriiter N. 9. @oif,
ser e:ne 2iite Der Giitriftsooriiter fir
o:e aampaene, besinneno am 8. Sep,
.enber, befan,it CAB.
Oas GoltutD ipurbe in bier 9iitrif=
te eingeteilt unb 5:rar 10. bab cine
leite Organization BON 8onoperfIu-
f'rn gebiloet miro uno fein Ierf1rfer
;rcbr ais 20 9serionen gu beiud)en bat.
Sober Oiitr7ftporiiber ernennt flint
bis 10 Wtituorliter, bon benen Damn
user 5ebn Sauptmdnner ernennt uno
bieie ernennen luerigltens 5ebn gonOi-
>iere, Oie sic geil,he MAIDEN. 0ies
miro Ole Organization in Stano let
sen, bieIe grube slrbeit, bie bonn Gole
h.cies uno ieoen anberen Counties
ilt Sanoe Derlangt miro, su tiln, oie
~Sritte &riegSanleibe" 5u 5eidnen.
Ser SauptquartierItnb ser &riegs-
anleibe aampagne Organization iest
i,b suiammen aus W. g. 8oif, 0or-
tiger Eercp gS. 8rolpn, uno 8. q.
Stambaugb, Witporiitcr, gmil Seq
ros 1no CLAUDE Surbon, Si5eporIit,
ser iiir Heripnal, Gale grotpn, Spr.
liter oes Sprehersbiiro, nit Gbas.
II. Otis ais Silfsnoriisar, Ooit iSulto,
2ns 6abop uno ST. @ilIiam q. Mc-
lfee, Si5eporiiser bes SSnformations-
biiros.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

Saul greiiad, Ser iih oils aa.
pellmeiiter eiuen Hamen an ben er,
item Spernbauiern bon europa ae.
mad)t bate, miro oie beiSen Muf,
iiibrltngen BON rMioa" uno ~Gar.
men" oiri9ieren, Oie. an 8odenen-
Sc in Ser Gublic Sell prdientiert
neroen. 8reiiah oirisierte in ame-
rifa bereits an ser metropolitan
uno ser Gbicagoer Sper.
slm Samstas, oen ID. Muguit,
Tim 8 ltbr abenos besinut o;e Gor-
itclluns BON Gerois uslioa" in Ser
elmer ser beriibmtelten Senore Ser
8egenmart, 8iopanni Martinelli.
sen 9taOames iingt. Sn Ser Iufiiib.
ring bon 8isets Carmen, folgen,
sen Sonntag Inn 2:3O nahm;ttags
tritt 9runa Gaitasna in Ser SiteI-
rDIle auf
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Gain Sreil,.it Gkcatcr
tSiibrt vCne Snn6ap afternoon anf

@em lie iiir einen slbeno Sen
&riea pergeiien mollen, eann geben lie
gum Gain Farf ,Sreiluft Sbeater llno
ieban lie Samcs Sagons rSnc Gun,
HaD Iiternoon" bos bonn 1S. bis 81.
,ilgllit ieoen slberb nm $50 llbr
alfgefiibrt miro. Gs lit Elm parmes,
menlhlid)es Tron,a intereiianter
Gleinitaotle,lte. Gus Spiel puroe I'M
Gino untcr yStrarIberrp glonoe"
1ufgefiibrt.
Sic Sntrigre beglnnt uno enoet i'm
3abnar5t6iirp 9lu Grimes in Stills.
cale lno fiihrt 5u gius @abn iiber
ieine ebemalise Tlamme. Ginige Ha,
lierItltbenbarmonie unb siemlit) piel
Seimiueb MAIDEN Sns Spiel iebr Sll-
Irieoenltelleno. Ssobn &anbp bon Der
Seros llr;periitdt lno Tieb5uhtfarm
ipielt oie Hole bon @iu Grimes, ei-
mes Sitfopfes, Der .lnner iemanoen
linters Ginn baut.
SRI. Mtarn Sane Gbiles ipielt bie
Folle bon Stralpberrp 9lonoe, Sir
ginia 9ruIb, Die Bill m Ieinen Eipa.
len Sugo 8arnltao, geipielt BON
gbnaro @orgers, oerl!ert Goitb Gou.
rahan tritt els slmp 9ino aui, oas
WtGohen bas Bill heiratet, uno frot
it, bab er lie BAT. Die Noaenbaietuna
id,liebt nod cir &obert Snrtung als
Snappp Goiper, sSreuno bon @ia, S
;yrances Grotbers, 8urleigb Wurrap
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
11aticnalf fcntitcc ,,!frcier
Dc,atjter"
Sd)luB bon settle /.

rrst, uno 5lpcr inipfern, oils Tie mad,
Meinung ser altberpoIitiihen 8eot,.
oG)ter ollninoelt oas cine Benefit: oab
Grblano an ben Oeutihlano auisu.
!, ,:legenben 6rleoensbe>insungen gro
Bes SSntereiie nimmt. Iariiber binaus
miro oas Maniftit perid)ieoen beluer-
tct, nidt ipnOerlih 9iinitig, "a in @a-
iDineton beiirielsipsiie nanhe Sellta
es rpiiroe oen utlhen
gNoerltano nur perite;fen.
God, ipie eeiagt, Ser &relnI bat iid1
ia in nictts gcbunoen, uno .floppt sic
8eIcbifte nitt - MIN, Damn piro
;>'err Grid @einert iiber Sen Gpriau
ines ieiner Iebr gllten iatiriihen 8e-
>ihte ihreiben fonnen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
$tanNley pcn 1nipeeticn
Hcs 1tral s&.riiG

Wfosfau. Ger amerifaniihe BOT,
i6aiter slbmiral William $. Stano,
lep, febrte uor elmer uiertlsigen Sn-
ipeftion ser ruiIiiGen Mitltunos- Sn-
fnltrie TN llral bierber 5uriid. Nit.
c::'5eiter oes gotjhafters iagten, oai
er leiner @eir:eotaung iiber bie Neiie
Nusoruf gegaben bat. Die cine Der
mrnigen 0elesenDeiten oarltellte, oaf
Der ural einem Musldnber geoffne1
tvur0e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Suffice Gde
9ie GrflGrnua.

Wfutter:: ,9ore mol, SeinS, geitern
Daben bier auI Dem giiIett nod 5ipei
Stiid Guden gelegen, uno iett jehe
id, nur nod ems. &annit b.l mir oas
teilleibt erflaren2"
Sein5: "Gerflirt nohmal, Wtutti,
"a babe ich in Ser Sunfelbeit nur oas
e:ne Stiid geieben."
Sd,meidJelbait.
er: nGas nelc M1ohen fcdt gut
Sd mllB iagen, Dos @ien lit ausge-
sei6net.."
Sic: vSlt nt!lbt bebenfen, oab ih
ibr babel 9ehclien bnbe."
Or: vSrosoem, es lhmedt ppr.
5ii9lib!"
~Solgcr iaste, ipenn ib i'm nibt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Der Spienaec bei1ulNiet

@aIblngton. Ger 80 Sabre alte
Gonas 8allecilla, ser als lteberieber
ill giiro bes Gporoinator Of asnter-
american slifairs anaeitellt mar, tpur.
oe bier unter Der geiduloisung Der
Ssionage porgefiibrt uno unter $50.
900 8iirgId,aft eeiteQt. Die Beihul.
oiIung tpuroe in Seem Dorf erboben
Sallecilla tpurOe bon @S-Mgenter
feitaenonmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

@pm GIebeIano SaictD Council.

gltern IaBt niht sic Shnpimm-
lniion ltnheil in euer Seim brinaen
Sorgt baiiir, oa3 elre Giroer rid
ltGen Sfninmrnterrid)t erbalteu
ron ibnen oocr ionIt iemanoen. ge-
Iebren lie bie Ginoer 'rie lpittig es lit
rlir an gaoeorten 5u itlpimnen, no
iemano sic Nuiiitht fiibrt.
Teilen iie ibr Muton,pbil nit anoe,
rem Mrbeitern? @enn ia, Damn ioreen
itc 5u ibrer eiGenen Siherbeit lmo ser
;brer Wtitarbeiter oaiiir, bab sic
WremIen in Sromlrg iinb, oenn es
ninmt nlcbr Soriiht uno eiuc gro.
Dere 0iitnn5 eilien @agen sum Ste.
ben an brineen, ipenn er ppu belcoen
III.
Sic Somrtertaee iino bcib, niht
tunbr9 ltnb penn es beib lit, ld)lpisen
iie uno ibr &orper perliert Sal5, uno
lpenn ibr &orper Snls pcrliert, Damn
uerliert er Gnergie. @enn lie miioe
fperoen fonnen lie leid)ter einen lin.
fail haben. 9tsbmeu lie SalStabletten
ooer loien iie gelp0bnlihes Sals in
1rlnfspaiier Guf tpabreno oes Cont
'ners. Sic tusroen beiier fiiblen, beiier
arbeiten lno iterer 'ein.
Die 1rodenreinieer matben Neuig
fciten burh Sic notrenoige Griees.
reou5ierung ibres IicnItes. Sic mo-
t'cn nielleid)t auf Neuigfeit III ser
ltnfausipalte, ipenn lie ibr 9einigen
oabeim tltn onne GorliGtsnlabnab-
men gu tref'sn @enn iie ibr Geni,
gen Oabeim tl,n, miii'en lie oieie He.
rpln oes Sid,erbeitscouncils beahten:
Seien Tie ''tper cine 5liiiii9feit 81
5thlisen, oie nidJt erplooiert ooer
brennbar lit. seniiten lie feiu Nopbta
noer geiuGbnlines 8aiolin. Geirigen
l,no trodnen iie lire alaiOer i'm
freien uno hclten lie sic &inbcr uno
8austiere ooDon meg. Seben iie ba-
rcuf baB lie 10 ipenig luie moslih sic |
'Sanoe in sic Jliiiiiateit taud)tn.
Motoriobrer llno Srufarbeiter
tergebt niht oab So!pelfalIen nidt |
rur auf Dem ariegsiclo Iino lpnoern
..th bier oahem al,f oen Straben ilno |
2arSitraBen. Sieie 8cfabr lit perbpr.
aen ourh GetlameihiIber, 8ebduoe,
geparfte Jabr5euse, llfer uno S5iigel,
totrauher unS 8ll,me. aaes mas no,
zig lit, oieien SSaQen aus oem @egc
s. seben lit EieroeoerItano uno Sor~
iittigfeit. gcjten lie ,no Iabren lie
%, als erlparteter lie oas llrerpar.
:tte @eif)ip. .nolgfeit, SnbrlGiiigieit
,lnO Hiidiifts!oIigteit fiibren 81 Der.
hangnispollen unfouen.
Sino iie Elm Sd,nimmer2 @enn
ia, bann idJlpimren tie nur in be-
id,iitten Stranoen, Seifen Deer in
WeIeaitaft aroercr iabiger Shlpim-
'nern, nebme!u lie feline Gbancen Iagt |
ous Greater Glepelano Safetp Goun,
eli.
Sier iinb einige Ratihl1ge iiir oie
Sormer5eit:
Srinfe piel 3aiier, aber nift 81;
Uiel faltes ssaller.
@enieBe piel Spnnenifein, aber
nld)t 81 piel ouf einnal.
8onnen lie liG aae notrenoige Gr-
bolung aber nit Iorhtt.
0ammerlmn lit oie 3eit oes 1rGrs
mems fir Mutofahrcr uno 5uBgdn-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
$shaNef, I'M tlecitis
DclfelNcrft ,1tt9ete,aer

Bern, Sftpei3. Dab in oen Del.
Ielrern bon Nloiti oMrd Die amerifa
allde 8embaroieruns aus Ser Suit
uhgebeurer 5hnoen angeri6tet ipor-
Den tit, gebt enraiis heruor, bab Die
-nmdniife &cgierung in einersisuna
oes aabinatts nift MIR Gin3eIpario-
men ionoern alA GeieaIdaften oeren
Wcrfe 8omberidaoen erlitten. ipirt-
id'aitlihe mnS finansiclle &ilie suteil
aueroen lieben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

;sortune Gallo, ser @eneraIma.
nager Ser SperngeleuNbait, sic oie
teioen Spern nod GlepelanN
bringty bat iib bemiibt, Muffiibrun-
gen nit Sen beiten Riinitlern 5u Sen
biaigiten Yreiien 5u bieten. Sncluii-
be Steuern fonlnen sic gintritts,
fartcn aui So Gent bis 1915. Gin
5eil Ser Ginnabmen aus oem Ser
faui Ser Sosenbeiise miro oem Sui
liiden S.lfsionbs iiberipieien. Die
2osanIite folten $3.50.
sluber Ben ihon genanuten
aiinltlern bort man iolgenoe be.
fannie ar1fte: Stella Noman
(aioa), Carlo Woreui (Mmonairo),
9lcia sllbaneie (Hicaela), slleranoer
Speo (gscamiao) unb aurt Baum
(0pn Sole. &utb Sage bat iiir bel.
e Spern oie Sin5e einltuoiert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
Danaee ipristt aber
Grtalt,ltte Ne< SrieHe,ts

Vaibinston. 2,i3epy1iioent Senrp
WaIlace COB befarnt, oab er am IL.
September in Gbicago BEL elmer Ser.
ia :rmlung iprehen tperoe, oie bon 8e-
fiirmortern Der Nau8urton-&ia.
8ath-Heiolution fin internationaIc
.'uIannncnar6cit nod Dem ariege our
Grbaltung oes Jrieoens peranitaltet
.oir5.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

9ie Wabriagerin oratelt: .Sbr
!,inftiger Mann miro eroB unb itatt.
lit iein, blaue slmgen uno blondes
;3aar bnben."
.DaS lit aues gut ,iro tpobl!"
iaate Jrau 2nIbbel, aber mas made
III NIT meinem ietigen Mann?"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12
0onnerstae, ben IL. Nusnft 1943

beirate, tpiirce er Sen 0eritanb ber.
licren!"
so? Na, geitern bat er bod uni
lneine Sano angebalten!"
SEA - iie5It ou!"
gSir baben iett einen Sod,betrieb
trr MnId)inen, Dor allem aber Der
S1reibn1aitbinen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-08-12

.0furiorie Green, &obIep gpans uno
Beaumont 8rueitle, Stbriftiteller uno
S6auIpieler, ser ols iingenber Sell
:1cr auftritt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Watches Are Donated
For Russian Relief

Wendell c. Goddard, chairman
Of the Watches for Russian com
mittee of Russian War Relief, Inc,
announced Saturday that the
committee has received more than
500 watches which will be sent 10
doctors and nurses in the Russian
army. Headquarters of the relief
is in the PenobScot Building.
Watches for the relief can be
left at the headquarters or with
Detroit jewellers, who will give the
donors receipts for their time
pieces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
u. M. Curator Gets
l0-Ct. U. S. Check
He Frame r. He Seys-
Treasury Dime Ahead

ANN ARBOR, April "a - The
books of the L. s. treasury will be
10 cents long at the end of the
fiscal year, Howard Peckham, GU
rator of the Clements Memorial
Library. predicted today when al
the end of a long joust of CORE
spending with the government he
received a check for that amount.
"Slnce i have no account"
Peckham explained, at would
cost me 30 cents to cash IT.
will frame the check"
Peckham said that some time
ago he wrote the interior depart
ment for map of his home town
ship, enclosing a dime. No map
was forthcoming due TO the war
ban, but an exchange of letters
over the request continued until
the check was dutifully delivered
hpTe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Shot al Soldiers,
Police Charge

A man accused Of sniping al two
soldiers from an upstairs window
with shotgun Saturday was hello
at the McGraw police station fol-
Investigation.
Police said that Henry kreft. 80
640l McGraw. told them Hitler
will win the war. The soldiers were
making too much noise
The soldiers, Pvt. Joseph Lift
%, 6328 Gladys. and Pvt. Joseph
George Stanczak. %. 6439 Nc
Graw, were standing beside an
automobile talking when suddenly
they were fired upon from a win
dow above them.
The blast missed both men, but
flattened a tire on the car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Detroiter in Crew
Awarded Air Medal

Gunner Staff Sgt. Edward Cop
ping OF Detroit was one of an
entire Liberator bomber crew
awarded the Air Medal. Saturday,
for sinking an S.000-ton enemy
cargo ship off Kavieng in the
South Pacific.
1t Gen. G.. c. Kenney waited
half an hour for the crew, flying
for the first time as a team, 10
return TO the base, dispatches said.
There they lined up and heard
their general praise their action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Limited Service Draft
Stopped for April

Induction Of draftees for limited
service in the army has been
stopped for the remainder Of April
at least, state Selective service
at Lansing revealed
Saturday
Brig. Gen. Leroy Pearson, head
of the state Selective service sys-
tenn. said the Sixth Service Com
mand at Chicago had ordered
induction centerS 10 accept no
more men with minor physical
defects this month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Boy Hurt Seriously
In Three Story Fall

A three-story fall from the skel-
eton building known as the old
Elks' Temple. f. Jefferson and
Seminole, resulted Saturday in
serious injuries 10 10-year-old
Peter Dodge, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Dodge. 140S Sheridan.
A pupil at Field school. Peter
was rushed 10 Receiving Hospital
with a possible skull fracture and
other injuries. He apparently
slipped and fell while playing with
other boys. police said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Old Beaver Hotel Fire
In Boston Kills Four

BOSTON, April "a QNS)-Four
persons were burned TO death to-
day in a $4,000 fire which raced
through five-story southend
apartment house.
The building formerly was the
old Beaver Hotel.
The deaths brought the week 5
toll of lives in Boston fires 10 nine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Accused Of Draft Evasion

Dale F.. Null. 20. OF RoSeville, a
member of Jehovah Witnesses, was
held by FBI agents Saturday
charged with failure TO appear for
draft induction March 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Plane Shot Down in Iceland

REYKJAVIK. Iceland. April "a
INS) ~ American fighter planes
shot down a hostile plane that
few over western Iceland today.
IL. s. Army headquarters an
nounced Identity Of the enemy
plane was not revealed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
State Soldier Finds Kin
In Allied Prison Camp

How a Three Rivers soldier Of
Italian descent ran across two
cousins in A North African prison
camp came today 10 still another
cousin. Michael Boggio of 2O496
Packard.
Peter Boggio Of Three Rivers
enlisted in the army and was in
the l.. 8. invasion Of North Africa
Recently he passed a barbed wire
camp holding Italian prisoners OF
war and paused 10 listen 10 some
OF the conversation.
F. Look nj this fellow" said one
/ youthful prisoner 10 another IN
Italian. II bet he'd like In know
what we are talking about
HE UNDERSTANDS
81 can understand YOU" Bog
I gio said in good Italian. laugh
ing Both Of my parents were
born In Italy"
4 conversation ensured between
the L. s soldier and the captiveS
during which the latter introduced
themselves as brothers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Ohio River Recedinq

CINCINNATI. April "a (UP)-
All danger of a third major flood
within the year abated today as
the Ohio River cont inued its
steady fall from near flood stage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Get Jap Atrocity News

LONDON. April "a CUP) -
Rad 10 Moscow today broadcast
President Roosevelt's statement on
the execution of the A mer a n
fliers by Japan for publication in
all Russian provincial newspapers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
.Budgeteer Finds
Shoe Is Now
On Other Foot
State Director, Once
Spender, Has Own Words
Thrown Back at Him
Times stan oaDespondent

LANSING, April 24-When Fred
C.. Striffler became state budget
director after serving as chairman
of the state hospital commission
for eight years, he found, TO his
|chagrin. that the shoe was on the
other foot.
During these eight years. he
carried the case of Michigan hos
pitfalls before succeeding governors
so well that millions were spent
for new buildings and new serv-
ices. In fact. so much was spent
by former Gov. Frank Murphy
that the state went into the red.
WHAT COULD HE SAY?
''NOw II Is my job to curtall
expenditures" he said. "GOv.
Kelly asked me. just the other
day, to find some way of taking
care of all the insane now
awaiting admittance 10 institu-
tons. The cost was 10 he fig
ured out later.
when 1 objected on grounds
the budget would he unbalanced.
do you know what he said? He
quoted my words OF few
months ago, when i told him,
Governor. YOU will not be re-
membered in the hereafter by
whether or not you balanced the
budget, but whether or not you
helped the unfortunates who
needed It.
FIRST SALARIED JOB
NOW what could 1 say in
case like that:"
And thus il goes with the state
budget director, whose duty II is
Ito see that all departments live
within their incomes.
AS budget director which, in.
cidentally, is Striffler'S first sal
aried job, he intends 10 CONSOLE
date many of the agencies which
are performing similar services
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
ANOTHER UNVEILING!

He said however, that Mayor
JeffrieS turned il down, warned
the men he would stand for nc
revolution in Detroit and five
days later gave them concessions
far broader than the terms OF
Nolan'S agreement.
"Under the city charter, the
system is operated by the DSR
commission" Nolan said. THE
charter further provides that
the lines shall he operated as III
they were a private business and
not n part of a political govern
mPnt.
THAT is proper. As long as
the commission does not agree
with the labor policy and the
operating methods of the gen.
eral manager, change in man
agement is TO be expected.
But IL Is with great reluc-
lance that I am leaving"
NolanS principal recommends
ton for improvement is that the
DSR employees be retained under
civil service. but that the civil
service system be operated by the
street railway commission.
Wages make up the chief
operating expense" he explained.
They must be governed by
revenue.
ut Is impossible TO maintain
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YANKs SURPRISE NAZIs

1t was indicated that the Ger
mans after discovering that the
Yanks were opposite them in the
northern area made the mistake
of considering them easy marks
and Immediately launched a series
of counterattackS with every man
and gun they could spare
Their aim was 10 stun the Amer
leans. drive them back and upset
the Allied line. But they got the
surprise of their lives when the
doughboys smashed into the NaziS,
hurled them back and successfully
established five hill salients from
which they now are shattering
every CounterthruSt.
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Yanks Push Axis
Back Six Miles
CONTINUED from Page oneJ

(Co1tinued from Page One)
while along the southern front the
veterans of the British Eighth
Army are singing firmly to their
newly-won gains.
Tommies today struck back in
fury after each in the newest Sc
rieS OF enemy counterattacks. The
British were aided in StCmming all
AXIS thruStS because of their oC-
of improved positions
from which to meet the assaults.
The AXiS-held town of Goubel-
lat, highly fortified outpost,
meanwhile was occupied by Brit
ish troops who etched out new adj
Vances toward TuniS while over
the entire theater Allied bombers
and fighters carried out 500 sor-
tieS-a new record for the cam
palgn.
The German high command
announced that the Allies have
launched the expected great
attack" in the western sector of
the TuniSian front)
The entire front was blazing
with fighting Of exceptional vio-
lence As the enemy disputed every
inch of soil in every sector All
enemy counterattaCkS 50 far have
broken down after suffering heavy
casualties and have been followed
promptly by new Allied assaults
which continued 10 shove the
Axis back slowly but surely.
Allied pressure now fOrcibly is
the AXiS-held north
eastern corner of TuniSia. One Of
the hardest Jobs rests on the
Of the American troops
who are faced with stiff mountain
along which are some Of
[ h @ Nazis strongest defense
points. Fighting north of the Ma
teur road now is regarded as the
fierceSt of the whole line.
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good working conditions "
wages are fixed by a separate
civil service commission, rs at
present, and fares are fixed ny
the DSR commission and COM
mon council.
THE DSR should he operated
on a basis of service, as set up
In the city charter. and should
be free from municipal politics. :"
REACHED AGREEMENT
Discussing the historic strike
which started on a Wednesday
Nolan revealed he reached a
agreement with the ALL o.
Tuesday night.
THE AL was demanding eX-
elusive bargaining privileges,
and Mayor JeffrieS was contend
ing that an exclusive bargaining
right was Illegal" Nolan re-
called.
Under our agreement. the
AL would control all employees
except the maintenance workers
and these would belong 10 the
Go II an election showed that
the Go had a ma jofity. Thomas
Chawke. attorney for the AFL,
accepted these terms and our
lawyers informed the mayor
that the agreement did not
grant exclusive bargaining rights
i'm such a way AS 10 be illegal.
WOULDN'T DARE STRIKE
THE mayor refused to accept
the agreement. He said the men
wouldn't dare strike.
"They did. And five days
later. the mayor agreed to terms
far more drastic than accept
able To the men on the eve Of
the walkOut."
1t is not clear why Mayor JEFF
fries permitted his DSR commits
sion to heckle Nolan at every turn
He contended throughout the Skin
miSh that he was not trying Z
drive the general manager out o
his Job
Whatever the purpose, the NOV
finally succeeded with the he'll
Of the S3O,OOO-a-year offer iron
Chicago.