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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
u. ). Blamed
For Crisis in
.P0|eCdbinet

LONDON, Nov. 25 (UP)-The
London Daily Mail said today that
the refusal Of the United States
10 join Britain in guaranteeing
future frontiers OF Poland CHI
NAKED the crisis that led TO the
resignation of Stanislaw Miko-
lajczyk as premier Of the Polish
exile government.
The rejection was delivered 10
Mokola iczyk by w. Averill Har-
riman, u. S. ambassador TO Rus
Sla, in the form Of letter from.
President Roosevelt early this
week. the weIl-informed diplo-
matte correspondent of the Daily
Mail said.
The exile government was
known to have appealed 10 Wash
ington for support Of It's refusal
10 agree TO Soviet demands for
immediate delineation of the Rus
sian-Polish border rather than
leaving 1t TO negotiation after the
war.
Hartman returned 10 London
several days ago from Washing
ton. where he reported on the re-
suits of the Churchill-Stalin and
Polish conferences in Moscow
last month. He had attended the
conferences as an Official Ameri-
can observer.
Mikolajcyk's resignation was
regarded as a blow 10 Allied hopes
for early rapprochement of the
exile government with the rival
Lublin National Committee of
Liberation and with Moscow.
His successor Jan kwapinski,
deputy prime minister in the for
mer government and a Socialist.
was expected 10 follow the same
general policies as Mikolajczyk.
but he was not believed TO be
looked upon so favorably by Lub-
lin and Moscow as has predeces-
Sor Other members of the new
government have not been an
nounced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
GEAR, "a YEARS
Double Wedding Off:
Puzzle: Whose Kin?

Jack Loveday, first class cleo
trician's mate in the navy, fully
expected to be the brother-in-law
of his niece in a marriage cere-
mony performed by his brother
in-law in what was expected to
be a double wedding in the West
Road Community Church in New
Boston today.
But a little matter OF several
thousand miles, war in the South
Pacific. active duty and the ner-
vous haste of Fireman lie Doug
las Mcdonald Of ne coast guard
prevented this. and Mcdonald Is
getting married and Lovcday is
not. at least not today.
Mcdonald, who has 10 get
trusx5tf Ios Ma Sos.fia paofflu Aoaiu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Quebec Ri|ed
Foreign
Service Draft

OTTAWA Nov. Is ONS)-
Tension in Canada, particularly in
Quebec, mounted today as the
government of Prime Minister w.
l.. Mackenzie King faced a crisis
over the decision 10 send drafted
men overseas as reinforcements
for the European fighting fronts.
A series Of demonstrations
broke out in Quebec after the
prime minister announced that he
would open a debate in Parlia-
ment Monday on a vote of conf
dence motion backing UP the cab
met decision To send 5000 troops
from the conscripted home de-
Tense army abroad.
The deviation from the govern
ment policy of voluntary enlist
ment for the Canadian army over
seas brought OBJECTIONS among
government supporters In Quebec,
the French-speaking, additionally
anti-conscription province.
p. j. A. Cardin, former minister
of transport from Quebec who re-
signed from the liberal govern
ment's cabinet in 1912 when the
consumption issue arose. declared
that there will be no riots" in
the province.
Provincial Premier Maurice
Duplessis called for respect for
the laws of the country" after a
series of demonstrations last
NIGHT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
4 Jap Bdstions
Taken in Burma

CHUNGKING, Nov. % up
Chinese troops. closely supported
by dlve-bombing American war
planes, have captured four Japa-
neSe strongpoints on the outskirts
OF Bhamo, in north central Burma,
a communique reported today.
One Chinese column drove IN
from the east TO the northern and
southern edges Of the Bhamo air
strip. forcing three deep wedges
in the enemy lines on that side OF
the town. Another force cleared
the JapS from a fortified position
south of Bhamo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
.CoIvin Takes Post
As j. 5. ContiIiator

WASHINGTON. Nov. % CUPl
Howard T. Colvin. assistant
director of the u. s. Cancellation
Service of the department OF
labor, becomes acting head of the
service today as Or. John r
Steelman leaves the post which
he has held for 10 years.
Steelman, who has been men
toned as a possible successor tc
Secretary of Labor Perkins. ex-
poets TO leave Washington for a
rest before accepting a position
i'm private industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27

Tuesday, will be married this
afternoon to Char1naine Stoddard,
daughter of Pastor Stoddard OF
the Community Church.
The original schedule called Tor
a double ceremony, the other
couple to be McDonald's sister
and Loveday. the uncle OF Nc
Donald's bride.
To complicate the situation,
Mayor George Stoddard, a cousin
of the father the bride, will be
behind thee couple.
How the family Is seeking the
services Of a genealogist who 10
also an expert in fractions 10 be-
Gin 10 figure out what relation
ship the children will be 10 each
other and whose uncle n whose
|aasuk OH szxbak> 5<11&nnGn1/ +,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
.2,OOC Allied Planes
Bomb Nazi Targets

LONDON, Nov. 25 GNS)-
More than 1000 American and
British heavy bombers escorted
by over 1000 fighters attacked
the Leuna oil plant at Merseburg
and the marshaling yards at Bin
gen. east of Mainz, by daylight
today in continuation Of the non
stop aerial war against Germany.
During the night Mosquito
bombers attacked Berlin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Rhine Drive
Slowed Upby
Maj Attacks

PARIS, Nov Is (UP)-
American forces today cap
tured Bourheim, a village, q
mile and a half from the
Roer River stronghold Of
Julich and "a miles from
Cologne, but elsewhere gave
ground as the bloody show
down battle on the Rhineland
plain mounted in fury.
Gains now we're being measured
in yards and fierce German coun.
,terattacks and last-ditch resist
ance had turned the great Allied
offensive on a 25-mile front be-
fore Cologne into a see-saw battle
of attrition which well may decide
the length of the war in Europe.
TREE TO TREE FIGHT
A slight improvement in. the
weather gave promise that Allied
planes soon may be able to re-
sumo their badly needed air suv-
port.
The German high command
asserted today, according to an
ms dispatch, that the defensive
battle in the Aachen region was
roaring to a climax, with the
Americans allegedly throwing in
fresh reserves ito make up their
heavy losses" The Nazis said
that the doughboys were thrown
back in fierce counterattacks
and claimed that in the dense
Hurtgen Forest the Yanks were
pinned down in bitter tree-to-
tree fighting)
GAIN IN VOSGES
an eastern France, American
and French units of the Seventh
Army virtually completed the lip-
Grafton of Strasbourg and drove
halfway or more through the
Vosges Mountains on a 55-mile
front before the Rhine, Tightening
their trap around $4,000 enemy
troops.
paris radio, heard in London,
reported that the American
French pincers were only eight
miles from closingD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Long Raid
ByRObOfS

LONDON, Nov. 25 QNS)-A
day-long fall of Germany's new
horror weapons, the flying bombs
and rocket bombs. resulted today
in new casualties and damage in
England's southern counties.
An official announcement stated
that the enemy air activity con-
tinued over 24-hour period ex-
tending from dawn yesterday TO
z a. m. today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Nazi Radio Reports
u. 5. General Killed

LONDON, Nov. 25 (INS) -
Mai. Gen. Sylvester Lindsay, COM
nander of the American Seventh
Armored Division. has been killed,
according to German Trans
ocean Agency report. quoting ian
American prisoner of war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Turks
Turn ON
NaZiS

LONDON, Nov. Is CUP)-
An Exchange Telegraph dis
patch from Istanbul said to-
day that the Turkish gov
eminent had seized all Ger
man properties in Turkey.
Turkey broke diplomatic
relations with Germany last
summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Dry to Press Bill

WASHINGTON. Nov 25 OUP)
Rep. BrySon tD) of South Caro-
lima. said today that he would re.
double his efforts early in the
18th Congress for approval of a
at ional wartime prohibition
measure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
PauIe+te Expects Baby

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 25 CUP)-
Screen star Paulette Goddard and
her husband. Capt Burgess Mere
dith, former movie star. announces
today that they expect a baby in
June or July. They were married
last Nav u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Clare Boothe Luce
Arrives in England

LONDON. Nov. % CUP)-A
u. S. congressional delegation of
House military affairs committee
men, including Rep. Clare Boothe
Luce (R) of Connecticut, arrived
in England TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Foroets His PeniciIIin

BOSTON. Nov. % GNS)-The
owner of 500 units of PENCIL l
was SOUGHT by police today Cab
driver Arthur Weinstein found the
penicillin in his cab.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Patton Decorated

WITH THE u. S. THIRD
ARMY. Nov. 25 QNS) Gen.
Eisenhower decorated 1t. Gen.
Patton with the Bronze Star in
recognition Of the capture of
Metz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
GAIN IN VOSGES
Wodehouse Released

PARIS, Nov. IS INS) - The
project Of Paris police said today
that British humorist p. G. Wode.
house had been released on parole
to take up residence on the out
skirts of Paris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
AShe Can Outdrink Him
So Navy Wins Divorce

n sailor and drinks n sailor
right under the table, then II II
too much for me-" he said
His honeymoon was short lived
Trachuk said. Married at 2:3C
a. m. April 10 1912. in South
Mills. s. G.. he had TO report back
TO his ship at $50 a. m, he testi-
fed lie Scly saw his wife once
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Call Raid Propaganda

NEW YORK. Nov. p GNS)--
The SuperfortreSs raid on Tokyo
was merely a propaganda at
tack, the Jap Domei agency said
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Tokyo
Raids to
Stiffell

WASHINGTON, Nov. * ms
s-Heavier and more devastating
raids on Tokyo were planned TO-
day AS the heart Of the japanese
capital Smoldered from the one
and a half million pounds Of
bombs dropped by more than 10C
B-29 SuperfortreSSeS in Friday
mighty attack.
Statements from high officers
In the Twentieth Air Force. under
which the huge American bomb
ers operate. left no doubt that
the B-29 attack on Tokyo was
only the first in q plan TO destroy
Japan and that others would fol-
low shortly.
Speaking from Saipan, the new
takeoT point for the B-29S in
their offensive against the Japa-
\ neSc homeland, Brig. Gen. Hay.
I3wood S. Hansell Jr commander
Of the new DIST Bomber Com
mand. declared that from now
on Japan VIII bleed internally
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
dead at 70

CHICAGO, Nov. Is (INS)-
Baseball Commissioner KeneSaw
NJ. Lands. 7S. died at SIS a. m.
today after a seven weeks illness.
Lands, who observed his last
birthday Monday. entered st.
Luke's ConvaleScing H spi I a
Oct. 2.
Noted for his hardness and dis
dain for pampering and medical
care. Lands was undergoing a
rest cure" TO recover from a
severe cold and fatigue. his physl-
clan said. and his condition was
not thought TO be serious until
early this week when he suffered
a heart attack.
WIFE A PATIENT, TOO
He rallied later in the week,
however. but suffered another re-
lapse yesterday.
His wife, who is also patient
at ST. Luke's. convalescing from
fractured wrist, and his son.
Col. Reed G.. Lands. and daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Richard w. Phillips. were at the
bedside when he died.
Lands. a gruff-speaking old man
with shaggy white hair, battered
hat and keen wit. became legend
in his lifetime He was noted for
his fairness and as a man who
always gave the underdog break
GEAR "a YEARS
Baseball was severely shaker
by the BLACK Sox" scandal in
1920 and needed some one &c
guide it through its darkest hour
Club owners turned to Lands, q
54-year-old federal Judge in Hi
nois who had gained nationwide
I fame IL years previously when HI
fised the Standard Oil Co. 500,
CONTINUED ON Page ., Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
soUARELY ON TARGETS

The raid was carried out in day
light. and the visual bombing en-
abled the American planes 10 put
their demolition and incendiary
bombs squarely on the vital tar
gets.
The japanese attempted to
minimize the damage inflicted on
their important war industries by
the raid. but conceded that the
SuperfortS attacked for two hours,
damaging factories and other i'm
portant installations and causing
some fires.
Loss of seven japanese air.
craft in the Friday B-2e raid on
Tokyo was acknowledged today
by the enemy high command,
simultaneously with the state
ment that five of the American
Superfortresses had been shot
down. The Tokyo broadcast was
recorded by the FEC in New
York;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27

A wife who can drink a sailor
under the table is no asset, Chief
Petty Officer Max Trachuk as
serted in divorce testimony against
Lydia nellie Trachuk.
Trachuk of 7l77 Michigan. was
In circuit court yesterday.
II hsve seen sailors drink but,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
In The Times TODAY
On the War Fronts

FRANCEAmercans give ground in bloody showdown battle
Rhineland plain. page IL
JAPANFires still reported burning Tokyo after record
B-29 raid. All but two Superforts return to Saipan
page L.
PACIFIC planes wipe four-shp Jap~convoy carry
ing 5000 renforcements to Leye. Page p
RUSSA-Red army reported battling in Latvia
na~s s>rp S~s 4uto EasA E<,ss fpaps a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
BASES IN ALEUTIANs

Indications were also that B-29S
n the not too distant future may
roar out Of Aleutian bases 10 JOIN
China and Saipan-haSed planes IN
the attack on the encmy's home
land cities.
First reconnaissance photo
graphs of the first raid on Tokyo
by the BIOS meanwhile showed
that fires were still burning in the
central section of the city last
night, hours after the noontime
raid. with smoke rising 10 great
heights in the industrial areas
that were bombed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
HEAD HIT WALL

She said that. after throwing
her onto the couch, the teacher
struck her head violently against
the wall behind II.
She and other students quoted
Samuels as saying:
1.-The children don't misbe-
have like that very often where
I come from and, when they do,
that's the way we handle them"
Samuels admitted before Jus
tice Kohlcr that he had treated
the girl violently but maintained
he was not guilty OF assault anG
battery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Kills Live Dolly
Child
Drops.
Infant

ANN ARBOR. Nov. 25-Ksren
Stoelstra, 5. in search of a play
mate, found a live dolly" She
dropped it on the sidewalk.
Today an autopsy was being
performed on the dolly" Billy
Don Veal, 5 months old, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. LaVerne Veal.
Taken TO University Hospital
after neighbors picked him up,
Billy Don was dead shortly after
arrival.
KAREN PUZZLED
Little Karen, puzzled at this
strange experience with life and
death. told police how il had hap
pened
II was looking for Frances"
she said.
Frances. Karen's playmate, lived
on the second floor of a four
family apartment. She didn't re-
spond TO Karen's call
Across the hall, however, Karen
h I'D interesting gurgles and
chortles.
FINDS BABY ON BED
She opened the door and went
in. The baby was on bed play
ing with his toes. His mother
was in the back yard hanging out
her wash.
Karen picked up Billy Don and
carried him down the stairs.
Looking out of the window, a
woman in another apartment saw
the pair. Screaming. she ran
down the stair after them.
Frightened by this commotion,
Karen dropped the baby on the
sidewalk. jumped on her tricycle.
and pedaled hurriedly away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Girl Injured
BY Teacher in
Fury, SheSdys

The athletic director OF
'Clarenceville High School in
Livonia Township today was
held on 500 bond for trial on
charges that he injured a
16-year-old student when he
grabbed and flung her onto a
couch in the schoolroom after
she allegedly disobeyed an
order.
The teacher. Lloyd Samuels OF
2022l Middlebelt road. Livonia
Township. pleaded not guilty
when arraigned last night before
Randall G. Kohler. justice Of the
peace in BEDFORD Township.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
TRIAL DATE SET

Trial was set for Dec. 5. JUS
tice Kohler said the girls
charges, SubStantiated by ID
other students and another MEM
Der of the high school faculty,
would be Investigated further.
The student. Charlotte Rhoades
OF 297O4 Breton. Livonia Town
ship. appeared with her mother
in The justices courtroom last
night and showed bruises Of the
arm and neck which. she said, had
been inflicted by the teacher
when he flew into a torrent of
rage"
The Schoolroom violence was
.precipitated, Miss RhoadeN
charged. when she asked TO leave
the room for a moment and dis
obeyed the teachers order TO SIT
down.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-24

has been Cultl
times.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-01
JUGOSLOVANI v CANTONU zIVAHNO MA DELU
"a kANDIDATURO FRANKA J. LAUSCHETA

Medtem ko Sc je Ceveandu pretek teden zgodilo
da je vardni vodja XII e Slovenec John Rozanc Collin
woodu sci manice dktatur demokratskega nacenika
Ray T. Merja in povzroc da uradni demokratski klub
V 49, vardi nj odobri governerske kanddature zupana
Franka j. Lauscheta Sovenc in osali Jugosovan po
draw Ohio navduseno deu da zasgurao zmago nasega
kandidata ma dan primarnih votev dne g. maja.
Dober vzged drzavlj janske zavednost in poticne
zreosti Jugoslovani Canonu Ohio XII obdrzavali
veera shod grski dvorani 10th Street in Ross Ave
Shod je sklica Jugosevans amerish drzav ansi klub
katerem organzirani Srb Hrvati in Sovenc Navzlc
krasnemu pomladanskemu dnevu, je bill shod jako epo
vseh treh narodnos Mr. in Mrs Blaz Oda zastopaa
drustva SNPJ.
Shod je vod Mr. George Levnaich zaveden in jako in
telgenten amerisk Srb XII je kot predsedn kluba
vdusenem odobravanu pubike zjav bodo Jugoslovan
Cantonu in okoic stor vse kar je njh moc sedaj,
kakor tudi esen da DO zupan Lausche postal prhodn
ohjski governor prlog Lauscheove nomnacije so Sc
izJav tudi stevni kanddat lokalne urade "a
zavno zakonodajo XII nastopil shodu Saen govor
mesto je incl Mr.. Able ravnatej CIO unskega od-
bora "a politicno akcijo j..
Ker Sc zupan Lausche XII je vceraj nahaja V Gin
cnnatju nj moge odzvati vabu jugosovanske nasebine
Cantonu e shodu zastopal pomozn pocijsk pro-
sekutor Vatro j. Grill po cigar govoru ga e Mr. Levnaich
prosl da sporoc zupanu Lauschetu da Canton sto 100
procentno nm Geso canonskh Jugosovanov je rekel
Mr.. Levnaich gasi: "Rooseveta predsednka Lau-
sche Ia governerja! Zmaga ljudstvo'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-01
Diva slovenska kluba
odobrila Lauscheta

v petek zvecer sta slovenski
demokratski klub v 80. vardi in
slovenski demokratski klubs v
Euclidu soglasno odobrila 60
vernersko kandidaturo zupana
Franka J. Lauscheta, s cemur
.je delno zbrisal 4madez, Xxi ga je
povzrocil .korak uradnega dem.
kluba N32. vardi, XII je day pref
ma pritisk vardnega vodje John
Rozanca formalno podprl stall
See Ray T.. Millerja in ignoriral
Lauschetovo kandidaturo.
Kakor Sc nam poroca, je sejo
Slov. demokratskega kluba v
81. vardi odobrila tudi sledece
kandidate: John ]. Pekarek, "a
okrajnega komisarja; Hug g h
Carney, "a serifa, Donald
Fuerst, "a okrajnega klerka !;
William M. Boyd, "a drzavnega
senatorial; Anthony j. Tomse
in Joseph Kovach, "a drzavne-
ga poslanca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-01
Dan invazije je
dOlOcen, izjavlja
britskii minister

LONDON, 20. aprila. - An
gleski delavski minister Ernest
Bevin je nocoj odkril, da je bill
dan "a invazijo zapadne Evro-
pc ze do'ocen. Svojo izjavo je
Bevin podal ma shodu pred cla-
nj transportne unije v Bristolu.
Beyin je rekel, da s t a bila
dan in ura invazije dolocena
sporazumno med predsednikom
Rooseveltom, ministrski.n pred
sednikom Churchillom in pre-
mierjem Stalinom. To je bilo
prvic, da je bio v javnosti ma
znanjeno, da so Sc glavarji treh
velesil zedinili glede specificne-
ga datuma invazije. -.
Bevin je podal svojo izjavo v
govoru, katerem je branil sta
hsee Wade z ozirom ma odlocen
nastop proti stavkam. Rekel je,
da stalisee Wade ne potrebuje
nobenega opravicenja, kajti
treba je razumeti, da bi popu-
stljiyost oh tenn casu ogrozala
zivlJenja britskih in a,reriskih
vojakov, XII stole ma predveceru
odloeilne borbe v tel vojni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-01
DAROyI " NAsEM URADU

Poznani Mr.. Frank Pucel, XII
je svojecasno zivel ma Delavan
Rd., ' Collinwoodu, sedaj pa i
ma farmo v Madison, Ohio, je
be preje daroval $40 sklad j.
P. o. S. S., rnesto venca "a po-
kojno Mrs. svigel, sedaj pa je
daroval $500 mcsto ycnca "a
Franka Somraka; dalje SO da-
rovali "a JPO, IS Mr.. Herman
Grebenc, 81; "a Ruski vojni re-
lief 50 darovali: po $500: Mr..
in Mrs. Gabric, 1910 3. go ST.,
ter Mr.. Mrs. Matt Urek, 1903
ST. Clair Ave-; "a Lausche tovo
kanpanjo je daroval $40 Mr.. a.
Hocevar. p. d. Hincan, 5135
Stanley Ave. sem najlensa4
hvala! II III /
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-01

Eden najvecjih napadov pri
belem dnevu je bill V soboto
vprizorjen ma Berlin, mad kate
rim so Amerikanci zbili SO nem-
Skin bojnih letal. Nemci so po-
slali v zrak vse, kar SO imeli in
Sc borili kot -obupanci. Poizku-
sill so vse, kar SO mogli, da od-
vrnejo napad, to d a ameriski
bombniki SO prodrli skozi mems
ko obrambo in stresli ma nem-
sko prestolico $500 tonov eks
plozi,'nih in vzigalnih bomb.
63 bOmbnikOv iZgubljeIlih
Kako besen je bill nemski od-
por, je razvidno IL dejstva, da
so Amerikanci izgubili 63 bomb
nikov in IA bojnih letal. Ven
dar pa izgube ozirom ma OBJ
seq napadalne sile MISC velike.
Voeraj, jea balo mad inyszii-
skim ozeraljer1 5000 zaveznis-
kin letal, med katerimi je bilo
1000 ameriskih tezkih bomb
nikov.
Tarce dnevnih napadov SO BIZ
Ii nemski areodromi, obrezne
obrambe in kolodvori V Franci-
j.
Zvecer SO Sc podali mad kon-
tinent BRITISH bombniki, XII so Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-01
LETALSKA PRODUKCIJA
NAPRAVILA REKORD

E. E. Wilson, predsednik od-
bora "a letalsko produkcijo, je
naznanil zadnji teden, da je le-
talska produkcija v marcu do
segla visek, kar Sc tice teze in
stevila letal. Sedaj je prvic IL
delanih deset tisoc sto seden1-
najst letal vseh vrst. Enako je
bilo prvic, da ,je produkcija pre-
segla mejo sto milijonov funtov
tezi letalskega ogrodja. Marco
va koncna stevilka je znasala
sto tri milijone vec nego devet
prccentov mad februarsko, XII je
bila do sedaj najvisja.
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Won PAPEN Sc, ...>. T T
lPOSVETUJE MA
HITLERJEVEM STANU

& ANKARA, 80. aprila. = Ka-
kor Sc je zvedelo danes, Sc je
e m ski poslanik v Turciji,
Franz Won Papen, p Cd al ma
glavni stan Adolfa Hitlerja,
kjer Sc DO posvetoval glede ak
CHE turske Wade, XII je ma pros.
MO Anglije in Amerike ukinila
nadaljno posiljanje kromija v
Nemcijo, XII ga naciji potrebuje-
jo "a izdelovanje jekla.
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SOVIET NAM POSILJAJO
CELULOZ0 IA PAPIR

WASHINGTON, 80. aprila.
Kongresnik. Boren, XII je
predsednik odseka, XII preisku-
je glede papirja Ia tiskanie ca
sopisov, je danes naznanil, da
je Russia priskocila Ameriki ma
,pomoc V tel zvezi in posilja vso
celulozo, V kolikor je pod da-
nasnimi razmerami mogoce. So
vjetska vlada to della u povra-
clio "a LEND d-lease' pomoc, XII
jo Russia dobiva Cd Anerike.