davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-11-23
WedemeyerPro proposals.
For China Fighting
Accepted by Chang
By the Associated Press.

oy tne ASsOclateo PfeSS.
CHUNGKING, Nov. 23.-Maj.
Gen. Albert c. Wedemeyer an
nounced today that Generalissi-
mo Chang Kai-shek has ac-
cepted the general concept of a
plan he submitted for disposing
Chinese forces to meet the Jap
anese threat and that it now is
going into effect.
Gen. Wedemeyer, who came to
Chungking as commander in chief
of American Army forces in China
after the recall of Gen. Joseph w
Stilwell, made the announcement at
press conference.
He also declared the Japanese
would not be defeated by the island
hopping strategy now under way in
the Pacific, but would have to be
ultimately defeated on the continent
of Asia
He said his command automati-
cauy would embrace any American
sea-borne forces landed in China.
China LOdgment wanted.
To root out the invader we've
got to get to grips with him on the
continent" the general declared
I'VE must get lodgment in China
and sea communications"
Asked If he would bring American
troops over The Hump from India
to China, Gen. Wedemeyer said:
Il visualize the employment of all
kinds of resources from all direc-
tons
He asserted the Japanese were
terribly concerned" about their
overall position. He declared the
Allies would disclose many things
in the future which would increase
the enemy's concern.
Impressed With Chen.
Gen. Wedemeyer said he believed
Tokyo's transfer of Marshal Shun-
roku Hata back to the homeland
and appointment of Gen. Yasuji
Okamua in his place as commander
in chief of japanese forces in China
would not change the enemy's tao
tics materially.
The American general said he had
been most favorably impressed by
the new Chinese war minister, Gen.
Chen Gheng, with whom he already
has had two very satisfactory"
conferences. He added:
Every American tells me Chen
has force, drive, a good brain and
thinks clearly-au attributes of
good leader"
Evening star., 1944-11-23

the principal reason for calling the
strike here at this time was to sup
port the Ohio strike, but she admit
ted that the action was taken also
to spur the telephone company to
settle the wage dispute with the
union that arose two months ago.
At that time, similar strike
meeting was held and telephone
service was disrupted throughout
the Metropolitan Area for several
hours while union members were
meeting The union decided against
strike at that time upon the prom
ise of the WLB that swift action on
the controversy would be taken.
WPB Keeps "Close Watch"
The strike vote was taken soon
after the WLB had telegraphed both
Mrs. Cannon and Lloyd B. Wilson,
president of the company, warning
against disruption of service.
ANY interference with telephone
service in the Nations Capital at
this critical period in the war can
not be tolerated" the message said.
The board expects all employees to
remain at work and to follow the
orderly procedure of the board for
settlement of their dispute
]. A. Krug, chairman of the War
Production Board, said his agency
had not been asked to intervene,
but that it was keeping "a close
watch on telephone service.
IF essential and military COM
munications are held up he said,
I'VE will certainly do what we can
to keep them open. There is no
evidence that they have been in
terrupted."
Company spokesmen said opera
tors who were on duty would at
tempt to put through all long dis
tance and toll calls, but that there
probably would be delays. A Check
of nearby communities which can
be reached only by toll calls was
made by The Star this morning with
the aid of an operator who said
she had been imported from Chi
cago last night to meet the emer-
gency.
Picket Lines Grow.
About a dozen women began
picketing at both entrances of the
main telephone company Office at
6 am. The building, between G and
H streets, faces both Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets NV. They car
ried no signs. Some of them were
reading newspapers. All of them
walked rapidly up and down the
street to keep warm.
BY 9 am. the picket line on the
Thirteenth street side had grown
to about Is women and the one on
Twelfth street to IS girls. Similar
lines were established at the two
main branch offices of the COM
pany, at Fourteenth and R streets
NV, which houses the Dupont ex-
change, and at Fourteenth street
and Columbia road NV.
The captain of the pickets at the
main Office said only one girl had
gone through the picket line to 60 to
work this morning. Except for the
pickets the sidewalks in front of
the main Office appeared deserted
because Of the Thanksgiving Day
holiday.
Hundreds Mill Around.
While several hundred operators
crowded into the Gold Room of the
Hamilton Hotel last night for the
first section of the meeting, several
hundred more milled around the
lobby and the corridors waiting for
the second meeting. The girls and
women were packed into the hall to
the limit of its capacity for both
meetings. Some of the operators,
unable to find room in the hall for
either session, had to find out what
happened from their friends as they
left the hall.
Shouting and applause could be
heard far out in the corridor as
Evening star., 1944-11-23
japanese in the Red

GUAM (P). Souvenir hunting
marines found numerous fountain
pens on the body of dead japanese
defenders of Guam and discovered
that 9 out of 10 were filled with red
ink. All the final japanese military
reports, written just before invasion,
were in that color.
Evening star., 1944-11-23
Nozi Oil Plant Ruided

LONDON, Nov. % (P).-A small
force of American bombers and
fighters attacked the Nordstern syn
thetic oil plant at Gelsenkirchen
with approximately 500 tons of ex-
plosive today.
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"Mlatio praZnu slamu'

U istom dopisu zivko izvescuie svo-
je Ruzveltovce, kako je posetio nasu
skupstinu Detroitu, pa "izvescuje" O.
vako:
"Iz radoznalosti otisao sam prosle
nedelje IA. maja] da cujen govor ne
kog Petra Slepcevica, eselpistickog 81
rotana koji je iedan sat u govoru MIA
ito praznu slamu So ternona: Iduci IL
bori radnicka klasa'. Owl smu5enjaci
su oglasili tn njihovu nazovi-skupstinu
preko dve radio stanice bilo je na
skupStini oko so osoba sakuspili su
nesto preko tri dolara. Oni zauzinaju
stav protiv danasnjeg svetskog rata j
zato mrzim niihove vodje, clanove kao
-nesvesne zalin"
Ala je "plemenit" oval zivko, jer
zali naSe "nesvesne" clanove sto ne
odobravaju krvoprolice koje Sc vrsi mad
radnickom klasom radnin narodom
uopste, A Sto Sc tice eselpistickih ''vo-
dja', koji su protiv rata, te koie "babo'
zivko tako "mrzi', on je bar toliko tre-
bao nauciti u S. L. P, da Moi nema
vodja. sto Sc tiCe sanog rata, S. L. P.
Sc ponosi time sto je protiv Imperial
istiGkih ratova, jer to znaci da ie pro-
tiv kapitaiizna; protiv ropstva koje je
kapitalizam nametnuo radnickoj klasi.
A ii, tvoji, zivko, rnozete Sc ponositi
sto ste "a rat sto ste "a kapitalizam
"a izrabljivanje radnika!
Dale zivko kaze da je na nasoj
skustini sakupljeno 'neSto preko tri
dolapes Neka Gitaoc procita dopis sa
gorepoNenute skupstine, ma drugom
n1estu ovom broju. pa &c Sc osvedo-
citi koliko postenja poseduje zivko, i
koliko So. nloze poverovati ovon ele-
mentu.
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Jedva .jedanred!

RddnjGko Borba neprekidno sva-
kom broju istice pred svoje citaoce IL
dajnicka della pseudokomunista, osobito
onih oko 'Narodnog Glasnika" "Slo
bodne ReGi' Ali owe radnicke izdalice
cine sc 'nevesti" pa nj reel svoju od-
branu. Vec nekoliko godina da nisu spo-
menuIi svojin novinama nj irne Rad
aicke Borbe ZaSto? Zato sto nisu Ii sta
niu da odbiju udarce sa koiinla in r. B.
lena 20 niihovirn izdainickim ledjima.
Ali ono Sto ne zele urednici tih no.
vina da Sc upuStaju polemiku sa R. B.,
zele neke njihove zavedene zrtve. Ia
ko je zivko Krivokuca poslao svoj dopis
"Slobodnoi Reci', koii Sc pojavio bro
iu ioi od %. maia, koji, medju ostalim,
"logikuje" ma oval nacin
Imam pred o6ima material IL pet
broieva 'Amerikanskog Srbobrana' IL
pet broieva zalosne 'Radnicke Borbe'
koie sam metnuo ma kantar gledam ko-
ia &c koju pretegnuti. Onda sam stavio
zaiedno Am. Srbobran' 'Radnicku Bor-
bu' ma jedan krai kantara, "Slobodnu
Rec ma drugi kraj te sam dosao do "a
kliudka da je Slobodnd Rec pretegla
obadue." Onda "babo' zivko nastavlia:
"Ovakova ocena ne izlazi samo IL mole
glave nego il stotina hiljada glava,
koj, noUtnu Gene po kual'tetu mdtert-
jala ne po formatu lepim naslovima
sarenilu".
Kad bi "babo" Zivko posedovao UNI
ma svojstva polititko poStenle, ola oce-
njuje novine, tada on ne hi stavljao Rad
niGku Borbu zaiedno. sa 'Srbobranom'
ma njegov unni kantar, posto owe dive
novine stole ma diva suprotna stanovis-
ia. Prva ie "a Sociializan Sto znaci "a
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brovolino posmatraSe muGenie smrt sestre Hene
Brata Sv Ernesta MuGenika. Herve takodier prisus-
tvova svetanosti pogubenja svoje sestre, drustvu
Fra Girarda, svoga zlog duha
Odelin Lebrenn gedase sa nenon groom ma svo-
ga zarobljenog brata Fenjer, savljen pod bacase
gore iaru svetlost isaranu tvrdm crnim senkan1a
mrtva6ke asketske ispijene crte Herve-a Uegovo
Hko, celavo celo zuto prljavo beSe vezano krvlju
mrljanim zavojen. Il mu bese cura krv suSia
na Hbacenoj kost IL obraza i zgruSavaa gustoi
asuratoj brad Mrki nu pohabani kaput, iskrvlien
nekoil1o mesa, b oko poiasa mu iednin gajta-
nom o kom vsase djerdan Cd arkvebuskih kuglica
nalim raspelom Cd olova Kozni kajiS stezahu zarda
lie gvozdene manure blaine mu -noge obuvene u
sandale Fra Herve, nemoguci da razkuie crte Lea
ga brata buduci da iii zaklanase oglavnik kabance,
polako okrete svoju glavu prema posetiocu kececi
dole sa izrazom mrkog prezra, rece suplja glasa:
Jeli to smrt? ia sam gotov!
Zatim kordeljerac prklon svoju celavu glavu /,
podizud svezane ruke prema krovu celije, promuca
niska glasa pogrebnu molitvu urnrucih Odelin baci
natrag svo oglavnik fener rzase ga tako da ba-
ci eistu svetlost ma bratovljevo mu lice.
(Nastdvice se.)
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ka ina ola vrati boj. Odelo konj ubi ienog paza;
sve je to ovde.
Dok joj te misli kjucahu gavi Anna Bell opazi
neke arke hartie. pero crnilo razbiienom peharu
ato lease ma eiviluku. Ona in uze sa uzdahom:
- Oh, oce! Oh brate! Usuprot vasem preziru IL
begavanju, poslednje mole misli &c da budu o vama
Herve Lebrenn, rodoskrvni iadnil koii podize maj
koubiacku ruku protv svoie matere kordelierac Fra
Herve, kako ga zvahu kraljevskoi voisc pravom
uzivaso reputaciju vatrenog propovednika vode ne
unoljivh sektasa Njegove pridike osvetene divliac
kom krasnoTecvoscu zdruzene sa surovim delna
boju, uvahu katolike fanati6arsko dvlienie Ranen
zarobj en- toga dana toku okrsaja on bi svezan od
veden u St. Yrex zatvoren ednoi mracnoj celiji.
Podrumska vrata otvore Svetslost feniera delimc
rastera camu podzemne celje. Sedeti ma zenlji
ledjima prerna zids Fra Herve vide gde ulazi edar
covek, zan1otan mrku kabanicu CHI grmizni oglav
mix, buduG potpuno prebacen preko glave sakrivase
lice nocnog posetoca. Posetioc bese Odein Lebenn.
On zatvori vrata sobo stavi fenjer ma pod goto
vo tresen mucnm osecajima, memo pos1natrase svoga
brata, koj ga jos bese prepoznao Oden ga sad vi
de po prvi put cd dana kad jos decak ko vracase
il Itaije sa Majstorom Raimbaudom oruzarom, do
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THURSDAY, JUNE 1st, 1914.
OPASNOST GRADJANSKOG
RATA u JUGOSLAVIJI

Razvitak situacije Jugoslaviji Ju-
goslaviji, zauzima vrlo ozbiljan opasan pra-
vac Prema mnogim izgledinaa postoji opas-
most gradjanskog rata koji bi mogao zapo-
ceti cak prvo nego sto nacisti budu isterani
u mesto da Sc sukobi zaostrenost otstrane
iii ublaze, kao sto je ranije izgledalo, izmedju
satnika partizana, oni Sc jos oiacase ako
l4ozemo verovati bar definicno izvestaiirla
sa edne druge strane, oni stvarno vet ratu
jul medjusobno.
Tito neprekidno izvescuje da s., cetnici
napali partizane ovom iii u onon presialu.
On takodjer izvescuje da 6etnici upotrebljuju
nemacko oruzje municiju, pa cak tenkove
u njihovom napadu ma partizane. Cak sta
wise on tvrdi da cetnici nacisti, pa hrvats
Ke ustase, zajednicki ratuju protiv partizana.
u vezi sa razvitkom situacije tanlo New
York Times" Cd q. maja donosi teiegraficni
izvestai il Londona II kom Sc kaze:
"Depesa Cd John Talbot-a Cd Reuter-a IL
nutrasniosti Jugoslavije izvescuje da Nemci
potstrekavaju gradjanski rat izmedju cetnika
ustasa Cd sluzinacke Wade iznediu njih
; marsal Titovih partizana. On je izneo je-
dan primer zajednickog nemacko-cetnlcko-
ustaskog napada ma partizanske sle.'
Kao god sto Tito optuzuje cetnike da Sc
bore pretiv MEGA, cetnici mogu na isti natin,
a to cine, optuzivati MEGA njegove da Sc
bore protiv cetnika, posto Sc nacisti bore
protiv cetnika, oni, cetnici mogu isto tako
tvrditi, tvrde, kao sto titovci tvrde "a Get
nike, da Sc partizani bore zajedno sa nacisti-
ma protiv cetnika. Kada, ma primer, parti-
zanska voiska naidje borbi protiv nacista,
ma zemliiste gde sc nalaze cetnici, poslednji
Sc. razume Sc. odupiru i ne daju cetnicima
ono sto je NINA "rukama" Kada, pax,
Getnci u svoioj borbi protiv nacista naidju
ma zemliiste gde Sc nalaze partizani, posednli
Sc, razume Sc, odupiru ne daju partizanalna
ono sto ie NINA "rukama" i tako
beskonaGnost. I jedni i drugi mogu sa
dobrim delom opravdanja optuzivati dru-
&c da saradjuje sa Nemcma. A to Sc
rnoze lako nazreti u sanim izvestajima
i iedne druge strane. Ma primer, New
York Times, cd %. aprila izvescuie da
"Marsal Tito je takodjer izjavio danas da su
niegovi jugoslavenski partizani poubijali vi
Sc cd 200 Nemaca cetnika zestolzin bor-
bama ma pedeset pet milja frontu protezuci
sc cd okolice Nevesinja. Cd Mostara u
Herzegovina do Gacka iuznog Trebinia."
Verovatno da su tie pokraiine bile, onako
ma sumski nacin, rukama cetnika, ier mace
neb in tn bilo da ih Sc "poubija" Zasto ie
Titova voiska vodila borbu protiv Getnika?
Zasto nie dosla do Nth tn stala? To je vec
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''Slobodna Rec igra veliku
ulogu"

U iston svonne dopisu zivko Sc hvai
sa "Slobodnom Redi', kako igra veliku
ulogu America, pa veil;
"Danas cak neprijatelji primorani
su priznati da 'Slobodnn Rec igra veli-
ku ulogu Americi 'Slobodna Rec je
na$a $kola.'
Kakvu ulogu "Slobodna Rec" igra,
zivko nece da kaze, ali mi ceno mu
kazati. l mi priznajemo da ona ''igra
veliku ulogu II America, jer ona danas
obmanjuie radnike da ie danaSnji i'm
perijalisticki rat "narodni rat, koji &c
doneti narodma "slobodu traini mir
"a dolazete vekove'. Ona 'igra veliku
ulogu" cato, Sto savetuie radnicina da
ne Strajkuiu, IT, da ne traze vece parce
hleba, koga proizvode, jer svaki strajk
ide ma stetu kako kapitalista, tako rad
nika; ona danas "igra veliku ulogu',
cato, sto odabrava opravdava danasnje
ubijanie radnitke klase Ii danaSnjem i'm
perijalistiGkom ratu; ona danas 'igra
veliku ulogu" zato. Sto zagovara "je-
dinstvo" izmediu kapitalista radnika,
sto znaGi jedinstvo izmedju pljackasa
(Nastayak ma a strani)
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slobodu; druga je "a kapitalizam, sto
znaci "a ropstvo On bi trebao da stavi
ma jedan "kraj kantara" "Srbobran" sd
svojom "Slobodnom Reci'', posto one
stole ma jednom stanovistu. Jedna dru-
ga su "a kapitalizam - jedna "a "cet-
nicki'', druga "a "partizanski'' kapita-
liam. A kapitalizam, bio on "cetnifki"
iii partizanski", "demokratski" iii fasis-
ticki, jeste oznaka izrabljivanja. A Soci-
jalizam je oznaka slobode kakav zago-
vara RddniGka Borba!
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gov gnjev gnusanje? Ear otl,r pros oi zivot
svom ocu svekolikoj skrenosti srca? Ia Gega b mo-
ga ola bude opuzivana da nije dobrovo1no priznala?
Flen dubcke zabrinutosti nlada devoka klone duho:
ldov jo zadrhcu kad vide gde zurno uzirna mae
kalpak, te Sc sprema da podje Antonicqom.
Madi covek pristupi postelji Cd slame izvuce il
ME ednu dugu siroku kabanicu cd mrkog naterijala
So grinliznim oglavnikom, kakva bese uobcaena me-
dju roselcimaT pa pomogne ocu da zanota u niu
preko oklopa; zatm Odelin metne ma glavu kalpak
bac preko MEGA oglavnik bez jednog pogleda il;
reel svojo kceri koa drhcue uplasena pracase ME
COVE pokrete, izadje napolje, MIN sin m,
Anna Bell dugo plakase. Kad jo osusse
mada devojka okrete lice buducnos kobne resenosti
Sebe smatrase predmetom prezra odvranosti "a bra
ia jo oca. Zaboravljena cd nh, neprernostiv jaz
cast - odvajase je uvek cd Franza cd Gerolsteina
Ne osta nista drugo do srti Odednom jo raoost-
ii obasja oc Cd skorasnjh Ona ustade is
pravir Sc pogledajuci naokolo rece: da Sc urnre
Ali da Sc umre pred Franzovm ocima ---da Sc umre
MEGA kao mlad paz ko Sc bas utros baci pred kr-
sum- koj imadjase da obori njegovog gospodara Vols
------- ssses e. &
*Stanovnici utvrdjenog grada La Rochelle.
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'Raspustena KOmunisticka'
partija

Sve burzoaske novine donele su vest
"raspustanju Komunisticke" partiie
Amerike, to ma "dostojanstven" nacin.
"Komunisti" SUI sazvali konvenciju da
"raspuste" svoju partiju.
Povodom tog "raspustanja" "Slo-
bodna Rec, organ srpskih "Komunista",
donela je vest pod naslovom "Politicke
Vesti', na oval nacin
~ subotu [20. majal ie otvorena u
Njujorku Nacionalna Konvencija Ko-
munistiGke Partije Sjedinjenih Drzava,
koja zaseda cetiri dana. Konvenciji ie
prisutvovalo preko 400 delegate il svih
kraieva Sjedinjenih Drzava Prvi dan ie
Konvenciji podneo izvestaj sekretar
Partije Ell Brauder ma njegov predlog
Konvencija je jednodusno resila da sc
Komunisticka Partija raspusti kao par
tia"
Za5to je trebalo sazivati ''preko 400
delegate IL svih krajeva S. D." zasto je
trebalo Getiri dana da Sc usvoji "jedno-
dusno' Browedr-ov predlog? Jamacno
ovo Je uGinjeno. .radi puke formalnostl.
Ali IS. R." nam kaze u svojoj "po-
litickoi vesti", da nakon sto je TX. P"
''raspuStena, konvencija Sc pretvorila u
konstituiraiucu konvenciju ~ move or
ganizaciie", pod imenom "Komunisticko
PoHticko Udruzenie''
A ovo znaGi da tn niie bio nikakava
raspu$tania, nego jednostavno promena
imena Sto zaci isti politicki gulas
drugom loncu!
Kada drugi put pseudokomunisti bu
du meniali ime svoje organizacije, tre-
baiu da samo odstrane ono "Komunis-
ticko', ma tai nacin ucinice najavece
usluge stvari radnicke klase, jer pre-
STAGE skrnaviti svetle konunisticko in1e!
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DxepTaa Bib1ija.
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

Sedamnaesta anjga Eugene Suea: "Tajne naro-
da iii "stora ene proleterske porcdice vekove
Pri.a sesnaestom Stoecu. dve knjige Knjiga II.
Sa orignanog francuskog englesk: Daniel De Leon
Sa engleskog jugoslavenski: L. Petrovic.
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O da je proklet dan koj opet sastav Da je pro-
kleto kobno otkrice Ali kad jednom budem ispunio tn
posedniu duznost, neka me nebo "a uvek oslobodi
njegovog mrskog prisustva Slusaj, - doda oruzar
opet spustajuci glas, govorase snu sve vecom
ozbiljnoscu zavrsujuci izjavom: Takva je moja
osnova
Razgovor opet bi obnovjen izmedju oca sna
niska glasa. Anna Bell uhvati tex dece ocevih joj
primedaba. Bese uverena da govorahu Moi "a tex
casak ranije oden bese tako ubazno oprostajan pre-
ma gresecoi mu kceri. Uzaud mlada devoika muca-
Sc da dokuci uzrok nage pronene. Kakvo mogase da
bude kobno otkrice sto ga Antonicq netom saopsti
svom ocu sto kako zgledaSe tako magic raspai ME
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rabljivanja, nj laganja, nj prevara, pa nj opas-
nosti cd ikakvih ratova gradjansklh III glo-
balnih
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(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-11

against tuberculosis in Alaska is the Health Depart ments recently announced mobile unit project in which 65-foot vessel will be available early in 1945 for use in Southeast Alaska.
 While the real answer to the problem lies in the establishment of properly equipped hospitals, the mobile unit will help great deal in providing means of carrying to remote communities modern X-ray unit and laboratory with trained techncians for the detection of the disease. Home will be prescribed fer those having tuberculosis and this will help some but the Health Department recognizes the fact that this is not the remedy
 This new service is being paid for by Federal money For fve-year program, $125oOo is being provided by the United States Chldren's Bureau mostly.
 Some disqualification may be provided by Terri toria funds made available by the 1943 session of the Legislature 900 was appropriated for years However probably the only suitable program for the hospalizaton and cure of tuberculosis victims lies in the establishment of hospitals sanitariuIns apart from hospitals which must handle every type of Isolation is necessary in many and specialists in the field along with special equipment needed
 Soon, it is hoped, the Territory will be able to do something on its own towards the elimination of tuberculosis. It's big problem. But it should be tackled sooner than later because it will get bigger all the time
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-11
ARMY'S PRE-FABRICATED BRIDGES

' One of the great but little known stories of the Western Front is the way in which Army Engineers got a group of bridge experts to- gether nearly two years ahead of the European invasion and designed fabricated sections of bridges which would exactly replace specific bridgs in France, Holland and Belgium.
 Through the European under ground, Army Engineers were able to get exact measurements of the bridges which they knew would be destroyed by the retreating Nazis Each part was numbered, and special assembly crews, trained in England, rehearsed the job of putting them in place.
 When the invasion came, these bridges travelled so close behind our advancing armies that they were frequently ahead of the fielc kitchens. And on arrival at a de stroyed bridge, it's replacement was matter of hours
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-11-11

Dakota's Senator Nye. One of his constituents, learning of the cata- logue, had wired Nye to instruct the Senate Small Business Com mittee to send her an electric iron. Broadcasters have been stam- peded by the plan of William Benton and Joe Weiner to operate a frequency modulation radio ser vice on a subscription basis, free of advertising. Commercial radio men now are either trying to dope out way of blocking this service, or looking for some way in which they can participate. When PAC Chairman Sidney Hillman spoke before the National Press Club, he did no task that press reports of his remarks be cleared with him first. COP Chairman Brownell, speaking before the Press Club earlier, had insisted that his words be off the record.
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