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Evening star., 1943-07-24
BuI|itt Resigns Post
As Knox Assistant
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Secretary of the Navy Knox has
accepted the resignation of Will
liam c. Bullitt his special assistant
secretary, who has announced his
candidacy for the Democratic NOM
ination for mayor of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Bullitt has been the Navy De-
partment's representative on an in
terdepartmental committee on Co
ordination of the economic activities
of United States civilian agencies in
liberated areas"
Secretary Knox said yesterday
that Mr.. Bullitt's successor has not
yet been chosen.
Evening star., 1943-07-24
Cuban Sugar Board
Flying to Woshinqton

By the Associated Press.
HAVANA, July pa commission
named by President Fulgencio Ba-
tista left yesterday by plane for
Washington to start negotiating for
the sale of the 1914 Cuban sugar
crop. The commission was headed
by Amadeo Lopez Castro. president
of the Cuban National Public Works
Commission.
Evening star., 1943-07-24
Peruvian President
Opens New Tire Plant
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LIMA, Peru, July 24.-The Lima
Goodyear tire plant, scheduled to
produce about 10000 tires annually,
was inaugurated officially yesterday
with President Manuel Prado push
ing a button starting the machinery.
The first tire made was given to
Mr.. Prado, who in turn presented 1t
| to the national museum.
Evening star., 1943-07-24

UNITED States Navy and Army
bonbers, 1Oorking as a team,
pounced on Japanese task
force last Tuesday in the Solo
mons and sank a light cruiser
and t1Do destroyers and left an
other in probably sinking con-
dition. The action, reported IN
a Southwest Pacific con,1nupiQue
dated Wednesday,, is recounted
BY Left Erickson Nth additional
detail in this delayed dispatch.J
Evening star., 1943-07-24
FOUND,

KITTENS. 4, small. | black with white
star, another black with white paws, 1
gray with white paws. l striped like TIGER.
Call EN- 3140.
LADY'S COAT. Mr. Hatton, DI 1861.
REPORT ABANDONED STRAY ANIMALS
to the Animal Protective Association for
Humane Disposition, Hillside 1913. Pres
snt facilities limited to these only.
Evening star., 1943-07-24
AirfieId in % Hours

Using machinery, the British
Royal Engineers can now lay out
and complete an airfield in % hours.
Evening star., 1943-07-24
Cooperation Follows
Our Service

We are concerned beyond the mere
execution of the order given us, as such
letters as the following illustrates:
"A. Eberlys Sons, Inc,
Washington D. G.
"Genemen:
II am enclosing s.. I realize that l
behind another month in payments, but am
planning to take up the balance of the note
between July 18th and August lst, if you
will be good enough to let know
early date just how much the balance is | will
appreciate it very much know approximately,
but would rather check my figures with yours.
Right here I would like to extend to your
office and company my sincerest thanks for
your patience, courtesy, and many favors.
No one could have been finer more
considerate in my uphill fight and many
reverses. 1t has been struggle to make ends
meet many times; but | have been sincere in
my endeavor to get this note paid even though
have fallen short many times. 1t will be
pleasure and great satisfaction when | can
send you the check in full
II am full Of my praises of you to Others And
again my sincere thanks"
Yours truly,
ED. A.
You are indeed welcome, Mrs. A. We
accept the word for the deed in the spirit in
which it is offered and are glad to cooperate.
We handled Mrs. AS account through our
own Eberly Financing Plan-which is
always ready to make the road of payment
easy.
Folks, now is the time when those things
necessary to proper maintenance and
upkeep of YOUR property should be given
attention. Some of them may be very
important-such as insulating and painting;
adjusting of heating plant; plumbing; etc.
Others may be minor repairs but which will
put stop to expensive decay.
Well be glad to send an Eberly Plan
Supervisor to confer with you. You can
rely upon his Judgment; and his advice will
be given in your interest. The advantages
of having ALL the work done by the Eberly
Plan are many-for Eberly Plan workmen
are skilled in their crafts there will be
only ONE modest overhead instead of
maryland only ONE responsibility
OURS.
Get ready n6w for the "closed season."
which isn't so far away after all.
Evening star., 1943-07-24

American forces have captured the Western Sian
Marsaa Allied headquarters announced today while other
United States and Canadian columns reported rolling
broken arrows) from Emma toward the northeast coffin corner
for synchronized attack with the British against
Caana where they could either hammer at the German right
flank or drive on to Messina. "A P. Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1943-07-24

We are concerned beyond the mere
execution of the order given us, as such
letters as the following illustrates:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07
IN THE u. S. NAVY
"A member of Local 4

On Saturday morning, July
81, Tony Godina only son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Godina ST.,
of 1902 Mohawk Ave., left to
serve in the United States Navy.
He will receive his training at
Great Lakes, Ill.
Tony was a popular young
lad among the young genera
ton. He also is a recent gradu-
ate of Colliwood High School.
Smooth sailing and a safe and
speedy return!
Andrew L. Sila S. &c sends
his greetings to all Cleveland
ers. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Sila of 143O6 Syl-
via Ave.
Before leaving for the Navy
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07
The Bell Ringers
Traffic Tips

A very great number of Gle
veland motorists seem unaware
that they are required by law
to yield the right of way to pc
destrians crossing streets at
c~rossWalks. Crosswalks no
only exist where lines are
painted on the surface of
streets indicating their pres
ence, but also at every intersec-
ton. Motorists making right
hand turns or left turns have
secondary rights to proceed
ahead of pedestrians who are
lawfully using the crosswalk,
The blast Of a horn may get the
driver priority rights but such
are the antics of DULLES. How
pleasant it would be if motor
lists would stifle that "me first
attitude and give all pedestri-
ans a chance to cross safely. In
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07
Bombing Of Rome

Headlining this weeks pro-
gram of the TeleneWs Theatre
are the first actual newsreel
pictures of the Bombing OF
Rome. 4
From North African bases,
three hundred and fifty miles
away, waves of American and
British bombers wing to a new
target Rome capital
and arsenal of Axis Italy. Pre-
ceding planes have dropped leaf
lets announcing that only mill
tary detectives will be blasted
and, through weeks of training,
Allied airmen have been care
fully coached in the location Of
their strategic targets. Now the
bombs fall and clouds Of smoke
drift over the city, rising from
such detectives as Rome's great
central rail terminal which fed
Axis men and supplies into
Southern Italy and Sicily. The
Fascists and Nazis had deliber-
ately made Rome a vital mill
tary base. With mission accom-
plished, the planes head home.
The bombing of Rome was one
of the allied blows which
brought about the downfall of
Benito Mussolini.
Also on the program are the
latest scenes of action in the
pacific. Moving closer to Japan,
Yanks occupy Rendova in the
New Georgia Islands. The Sec
ond day on Rendova brings on
the Jap bombers from nearby
Munda. The damage they do is
more spectacular then serious
and after the enemy's second
bombing attempt our heavy ar
tillery proceeds to blast away
at Munda.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07

about the problem of Istria and
the Trieste and Gorilla regions
and the cities of Fiume and
lara and the Dalmatian islands
all of which logically belong to
Yugoslavia and the Balkans but
which have been under Italy
since the last war. We feel it is
imperative from the point of
view of a just world peace that
these territories be included in
the future Yugoslav state which
we visualize as a democratic
federation.
We have utter faith in your
Casablanca and subsequent
declarations demanding uncon-
ditional surrender and we de-
pend upon you Sir that in the
probable negotiation for a sepa-
rate peace with Italy nothing
will be done to give the Italian
imperialists the idea that they
will retain the Slavic regions.
With heartiest personal re-
CARDS I am Sir respectfully
yours,
Louis Adamic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07
War and You Program

The "OPA Question Box will
bring another of it's regular
Monday night programs to the
air August 9 over Station
WTAM at 7:45 o'clock.
OPA officials participating in
the program are:
Master of Ceremonies: Wilson
Stapleton, Regional Informa-
ton Executive. Board of Elk
perts: Howard Hirsh, District
Chief Attorney; Charles A.
Mitchell, Food Rationing Off,
Ger; Edward c. Welsh, Regional
Price Executive.
Questions the public may have
on rationing or price control
should be sent to the Informal
ton Department, Room 224,
Office of Price Administration,
Union Commerce Building, Gle
veland. Questions not discussed
on the program will be an
swered by mail.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07
Adomic's Letter TO The President Of u. S. A.

The following letter was sent
by Louis Adamic, president of
the United Committee of Yugo-
slavs, to the President of the
United States:
The President, +.
The White House,
Washington, D. C.
My dear Mr.. President: 1 am
sending you this wire in my
capacity as President of the re-
Gently organized United Com
mittee representing the great
majority of Americans of Ser
bian, Croatian and Slovenian
origin or descent. We wish to
express our deep qualification
over the downfall of Mussolini
whose twenty-year-old terror
regime has been a curse not
only upon the Italian people
but also and especially upon the
100000 Slovenians and Croa-
tians whose lands were added to
Italy under the secret Pact of
London of 1915 in spite of the
fact that your great predeces-
sor Woodrow Wilson strenuous
ly protested against it.
Our Committee is strictly an
American organization. Our
purpose is first of all to
strengthen the unity of Ameri-
cans of Yugoslav origin behind
the war effort and to have a
voice in postwar plans and
operations. But our purpose is
also to speak in the interest of
the South-Slavic peoples who.
under the Axis which they are
fighting, cannot now speak for
themselves.
Our Committee and nearly
all of the more than a million
Yugoslav Americans who we
represent feel very strongly
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07
KLEIN-VADNAL WEDDING

This morning at 900 o'clock
in St. Paul's Church, Chardon
Roard and East 20Oth Street,
Euclid. Ohio, a popular young
Miss from Collinwood, Miss Jo-
sephine Mary Klein, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Klein,
was united in marriage to MI.
Frank L. :Vadnal, son of the
well-known Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Vadnal of Arcade Ave.
After a dinner which will be
served at Perrotti's for only the
immediate families, the bride
and groom will leave for a one
week honeymoon.
Congratulations and best
wishes for a happy welded
life!
Dorothy M. Orehovec
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07
"Call to Arms An
: n~iversary .

v=.-- F.A d. >-
In celebration of the first an
niversary of the WTAM War
Bond radio show, Call to
Arms" featuring the Camp
Perry Orchestra, an hours jul
bilee program is being arranged
from 1870 to 2:3O p. m. Sun.
day, August 18th in the Hotel
IStatler ballroom.
Many Of the old favorites
guest stars, who have appeared
on the Call to Arms program
will join the Camp Perry or
chestra under the direction Of
Sergeant Frank Strasek on the
jubilee program.
Dick O'Grady, popular Irish
Tenor from Bedford, will b.
featured along with Miss Dori:
Lee, Euclid vocalist, who ha!
been starring on the Call t.
Arms" show.
The Call to Arms" show wa:
moved to the Statler ballroom
on this occasion to provide &C
commodations for a much large
studio audience. The public i!
invited to this jubilee radio
show. Tickets may be obtained
from WTAM and other down
town locations to be announced
later.
The anniversary Call t
Arms" show will take the form
of a stirring tribute to the thou
sands of Bondiliers who will
participate in the working
forces on the Third War Bon'
Loan Drive which opens Sep
TENDER 9th.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07
COlinWOOd
NeWsbOx No. l

All work and no play makes
Jack a dull boy-so the saying
goes. 5000 this writer non
chalantly saundered off for a
belated skating lesson. A near
catastrophe became obvious
when amateur trouble set in.
Here's the way the lesson pro-
ceeded: Put on skates; drag,
|heave and limp to edge of rink,
finish! Arrived home that night
suffering from acute pains.
ISpied that fancy skater, Pete
Kotorac skating with quite 4
few of us amateurs Pfc.
Frank "Whitey" Lovsin raw
ing to all that he still can
dance on wheels The love-
able couple, Elsie Pirnat and
Frank Fende, whizzing by on
those rollers together all eve
ming long. BY the way, "El,"
where did you get that nice
tan? -. Dotty Chiperlo taking
it easy on the rink. What, are
you another one of those girls
who is afraid to help the JAM
tor? Spied Helen Klaus
skating with a handsome SOL
der from way out Utah. Some
one has to make them happy,
how about it, Helen? The
girl we couldn't locate all eve
ming was none other than popu-
lar Eleanor Celin, because she
was enjoying a chat in the cor
ner. Now, now, Eleanor! .. .
Marion Kapel whizzing around
the floor in her attractive brown
and white pleated skirt . .
Happy birthday wishes are ex-
tended to frankie Vadnal whose
"happy day" is today. Many
happy returns of the day! =.
Our once popular amateur drum
mer, John Tirabasso, would
like to inform his many friends
that he now is playing with BOZ
Patty and His Band, as a pro.
fessional drummer. Congratula.
tions and my good luck be with
you always! For a gooo
time any Friday or Saturday
night, drop in at Metropole
Cafe where you will find Pc
cons famous band in the banc
stand! From Great Lakes
word has arrived from Ivan Ko'
torac that all is we'll. He ex'
tends his best regards to his
many friends Over the
weekend visiting friends were
the following: Pfc. FIR. "Whitey'
Lovsin and Pfc. Lud. Smerdel
My time is limited so unit
we meet again, I remain
Snoopy
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07
WOUNDED IN ACTION

On Wednesday, Aug: 18th, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Mohorcic, 181O8
Syracuse Ave., received a tele-
gram notifying them that their
youngest son Sgt. Stanley was
seriously wounded on July 10Th.
Details of his injuries were not
given. He is serving in the
Southwest Pacific, and previous
to this he had been in the Fiji
Islands for thirteen months.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07
First Annual Dance

In connection with the Physi-
cal Fitness Program a dance
will be sponsored by Fisher
Body Local As, UAW-CIO, on
Sunday August 8, 1913, 500
o. m. in the main hall of the
Public Auditorium.
Main speaker will be Mayor
.Lausche. Entertainment by Aus
tin Wylie and his 14-piece band.
Besides a floor show an added
attraction will be singer Lillian
Sherman.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07
B i X O Y NIX s
Photographic Studio
7S2 EAST 1S5th ST.
Kenmore 1166

the last analysis the law COM
pels you to do just that. The
pedestrian gets the mod" over
motorists at intersections. If
you interfere with that priv
lege, your own privilege of driv-
ing may be denied you by pro-
cess of arrest and court convic-
ton. In making turns, your
first concern should be the
safety Of the pedestrians cross
ing in your path.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07
Austin Wylie

When it is stated that Austin
is a well-known band
master-there's proof behind
he statement.
Austin Wylie, whose music
vas broadcast daily over WTAM
and announced by popular Tom
Manning toured the country
his band and became a ma
tion-wide favorite. During a,
long and interesting career,
Austin has had with him at one
time or another such famous
names of the music world as
Artie Shaw, Claude Thornhill,
Eddie Peabody, Jack Jenny, Joe
Bishop, Billy Butterfield and
songstress, Helen O'Connell.
When Austin dissolved his band,
he became road manager for
Artie Shaw and continued in
this capacity until Artie Shaw
Joined the Navy.
Seven months ago Austin be-
came an employee of the Fisher
Body Company, and shortly
thereafter joined Local As. Only
because he is a member of the
Local was he induced to break
his two year retirement from
the music world and resume his
bandleading. AS a member of
Local As, he is enthused over
the progress of the Physical
Fitness Program, and just as
anxious that the Canteen Dance
be a bang-up success. Vocal re-
Trains will be adequately sup
piled by Cleveland's Lillian
Sherman.
Included in the evenings en-
tertainment is a floor show
and the presentation Of a $1,000
war bond to some fortunate per-
son. Mayor Lausche will also be
present as a guest speaker.
Now, come on everybody.
especially you "hepcats," with
that good music, how could you
afford to miss the Fisher Body
Local As Canteen Dance on Aug
9Th. Not only will you be spend
ing an enjoyable evening, but
you will also be supporting Lo.
cal As in it's initial step towards
building the War Workers Can.
teen and helping the men folks
get pre-service training by en-
dorsing the Physical Fitness
Program with your presence.
Tickets are on sale at the Lo.
cal 45 office and will also be
sold. at the ticket office of the
Public Auditorium on the night
of the dance.
Please come!
"A member of Local q
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07
PROMOTED TO MAJOR

Capt. Robert H. Johnston,
after a year in the Solomon
Islands, and also serving in five
other war zones, was recently
promoted to the rank of Major.
He will arrive home on a IA
day furlough after which he will
report for duty in California.
Major Johnston is the son-in-
law of Mr.. and Mrs. James Ko-
man, 198O1 Ormiston Avenue.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07
IN HOSPITAL

Mary Glatch, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Glatch, 952 E.
al St., underwent a foot opera
ton Thursday at Fairview Park
Hospital, w. 80 st. Friends may
visit her.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07

he was employed by the Parker
Appliance Co.
Congratulations on your pro-
motion, Andrew!
Dorothy M. Orehovec
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07
Army&
Many
News.:

EIlIlIOlly l.. NoNA~, wa
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Godina,
1902 Mohawk Avenue left for
the Navy last Saturday. He is
stationed at Great Lakes, Ill.
Home for a fifteen day fur
Tough from Fort Lewis, Wash
ington, is Pvt. Frank Homar,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Homar,
E. 40 st.
Eugene March, husband OF
Marie March, (nee BenevoD,
and father of an eight month
; old daughter, left for the Army
on July 9Th. His Army address
) is: Pvt. Eugene March, 569th
} A.A.A. Bn., Btry 3d." Camp
HAN, California. Eugene's
younger brother Edward is in
the Army since August 4th,
1912. His address is: Pvt. Ed
ward March, 35315359, 1872 Can
non Co., East Garrison, Camp
, Roberts, California.
Pvt. Frank Godic, son of MI.
: and Mrs. Frank Godic, 11O5
Norwood Road, arrived home
Wednesday for a five-day fur
Tough. He is stationed at Fort
l Eustis, Virginia.
Home on a two week fur
! Tough from Kingman Army Air
; field, Arizona, where he has
been stationed for the past two
months, is Sgt. Frank Jelenic,
son of MI. and Mrs. Frank
Jelenic, 1913 Kewanee Ave.
Frank has been in the Army for
i, nine months, and is now in
5 training for a bombadier with
the air force.
Corporal Frank ]. Kacar, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kacar,
. 1888 Addison Road is home on
furlough from Boca Ration
Field, Florida. He will return tc
camp Wednesday.
On July 9Th, Joseph w. Klein
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F
Klein, 19407 Muskoka Ave., left
for the Army. He is Stationed al
Camp Ham, California. His ad
dress is: Pvt. Joseph w. Klein
Battery 3D." 125th AAA Cur
Bn., Camp HAN, California.
On furlough for fourteen
days from North Carolina, il
S/Sgt. Edward J.. Zalar, son O.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zalar, 1895
E. 70 St. His address is: S/Sgt
Edward j. Zalar, 151O0298, Hdq
7OS Tr. Gp., Seymour johnson
Field, North Carolina.
Recently home on a ten-da.
furlough from California, wa
Frank Valencia, son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Joe Valencia, 1909 Holme;
Ave.
Joseph A. Zitnik, son of MI
and Mrs. John Zitnik, 6912 Bay
liss Avenue, was recently pro
NOTED to the rank of Corporal
He will be home on Angus
18th for a few days. His address
is: Corporal Joseph A. Zitnik
458 Bomb Sqdn. Biggs Field
Texas.
Two sons of Mr.. and Mrs
John Star, RID No. 3, Grange
Rd., Ashtabula, o., are servin,
in the Army. John, who enliste,
and left for the service on Jan
29th, is stationed in Texas. Hi
address is: Aviation Cadet JOIN
A. Star A.A.F.P.F.S. pilot
Wing II Group u Sqdn., 282
S.A.A.C.C. San Antonio, Texas
Lawrence left for the Arm,
on June 18th. His address is
Pvt. Lawrence Star, LIZ 2478-T
&c. R. T. C. Fort Riley, Kansas.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07
MISSING OVER GERMANY

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Batch,
725 E. 159 St., were notified this
week, that their son Second
Lieutenant Albert E. Batch,
has been missing since July
.25th, over Hamburg, Germany.
1t. Batch is a navigator on a
fortress.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07
CONVALESCENT

Mrs. Caroline Stefancic, 1872
Rudyard Rd., is recovering at
Lakeside Hospital, lMacD Donald
House,, where she underwent
an operation. Friends are re-
quested to visit her.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07

The uounded knep the pledge all doctors take,
To soue. Sape lchat? Saue life, till torture I0rung
The hiding place of ~partisnns from the tongue?
There might be other things than life, at stake.
Behind the gun the surgeon matched, alOake.
Doucn in the ucniting chnsm they 0Derhulg,
The secret pathway to their caUe loas flung.
Ouer its uuhite was craucling a long black snake.
A hundred-nore. One gun defense must fail. ~~
But men uho are quick to die stay always free.
Her gun dealt death to foes on the nearer trail
III sIuung to comrades, sh1dOlCs on puLer stone.
Swiftly she saUed their clean integrity,
Then Ienped far out and doaUn, to snUe her 0lOn.
-P0nsy DagUes
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07
Traffic Tieup

Nine human beings were
killed in July in traffic acct
dents in Cleveland. Their con-
tribution to the war effort was
lost, their lives were sacrificed
to the god of carelessness.
These appalling tragedies en-
gendered human woe and mis-
cry. They were sponsored by
Indifferent motorists.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-07
Doctor

The following poem was written by Miss Pansy Dawes of
Colorado Springs, Colo. after reading Louis Adamic's article,
"What Hitler Did to My Friends" in the July 3rd issue of the
Saturday Evening Post. The poem is a tribute to DR.. Bozha
Ravnikar, who died in guerrilla warfare in Slovenia.