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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-30
Titovi predstvanci ma napulj-
skOj skupstini

U istom broju nNarodni Glasnik' God
Is marta) donosi vest kako Je marsal
Tito bio predstavljen ma gorepomenutoj
skupstini Napulju, pa medju ostalim
veil:
"Svi govornici su zahtjevali nepo-
sredno zbacivanje kralja Badoglia,
narod ie izrazo svoje oseeaje sa pokli-
Gina Dole sa fasistickim kraljem, zivi-
la lo-americka-sovjetska koalicija,' ma
razne druge naeine."
Narod trazi zbacivanje kralja Ba-
doglia. ali Sovjetska Rusijai "komunisti
protiv su wolfe zelje naroda. A drug
Tito, kao americki mu drugovi "komu-
nisti' zatrcao Sc sa svojom misiJom IL
Napulj. Sad treba da drugu misiju Sale
Italiju, ali ovog puta kralju Badogllu,
da i'm cestita istovremeno da i'm Sc IL
vine, "a svoj neobn1isljenji postupak sa-
liuei svoje predstavnike IA protu-kralJev-
sku-Badoglievu skupstinu.
Ovo naglo neobmisljeno istrcavanje
'komnusta" treba da i'm posluzi "a po-
uku. pa u buduce da ina ju wise strplje-
MIA sacekuiu "order of the day. IL Mos
kve.
Dobro &c biti i "a radnike koii sle-
duiu takve liude pokrete da owe pojave
zapamte
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-03-30
"Komunisticko" vOdjstvO

Povodom govora Josipa Vidmara,
predsednika Izvrsnog Odbora Oslobodi-
lacke Fronte Slovenskog Naroda, Bogdan
Radca, iedan cd hrvatskih prvaka, ma
pisao je dugacak tlanak "Hrvarskom
Sviietu." II kome, povoreci o vodjstvu ju-
Evening star., 1944-11-20
Capturing Jap Bent on Suicide
Us Called Job for q Wotchdou

The group had gone ashore during
the barrage of the island to make
pictures of Jap Notifications and
other installations.
I'VE found him bathing his feet
and holding his head" the lieuten-
ant related in soft Southern
drawl. He was a little guy, he'd
been hurt and undoubtedly sick. He
didn't want to be captured, though
and it took all of us to keep him
from committing suicide. That's all
the trouble We had. He aidn't try to
hurt any of us but we were con-
stantly afraid that there We're more
Of them hidden in the vicinity.
HE wanted us to kill him-even
begged us to shoot him and kept
picking up rocks and knocking him
self on the head. He didn't try to
run, just kept on indicating that
We would be doing him tremen-
dous favor if we'd just let him have
1t. We didn't, of course.
we had to carry him through
the battle zone because he wasn't
in very good shape in the first place
and wanted to get killed in any
event. He wanted to die the worst
way and was bent on self-destruc-
ton"
1t, Baker, a Mississippian, worked
in Washington for the Army Map
Service before enlisting in the Navy
in July, 1910. He expects to return
to active duty soon..
Evening star., 1944-11-20
Britain Will Advertise
lis Sacrifices and Ask
Debt Cancellation

By the Associated Press.
LONDON. Nov. 20.-Great Britain
is going to shake off that traditional
studied. reserve and tell the world
in figures how great its war effort
has been.
Prime Minister Churchill prom
ised it.
The disclosure should have def
mite dollars and cents trade value,
to Britain and its industry, even If
that may not be the motive.
+ Both newspapers and hard-hit
manufa cturers have been complain
| ing more and more of late that Eu-
rope and the United States don't
realize what sacrifices in money and
loss of trade the British have suf-
fered in their all-out war effort.
A lot of Britons feel their own trum-
pets haven't been blown loudly
enough.
Figures Delayed For Security.
Mr.. Churchill implied that secur-
ity reasons had held up publication
of the war effort figures but he
said a White Paper would detail
them soon.
Certainly such a report would
say Britain converted all the assets
available in the United States to
buy war material before lease-lend
became operative, and that the
British got out of the export trade
markets in Difference to lease lend.
just as certainly that story will
be used in campaign to obtain
cancellation of British lease-lend
balances owed the United States
when the war ends.
The seeds of that campaign have
been terminating in number of
places recently, with Lord Keynes
one of the most intensive and effec-
tive gardeners.
Opposition Seen in u. S. Midwest.
There can be anticipated, too, a
corollary claim: Not only did Great
Britain suffer financially fighting,
but she held fort with flesh and
blood and a toll of death until the
United States could complete her
armaments.
Developments on both sides of the
Atlantic appeared to be shaping
toward a favorable attitude on
financial settlements, although Brit
ish commentators acknowledged
they expected some opposition in
the American Middle West.
But the companion piece, rivalry
in export markets. found the Brit
ish preaching desperately for CO.
operation.
Business Enough for Both"
Ben Smith. British trade minis
ter in the United States, tried to re-
assure Americans that the British
are not out to steal export markets
from the United States.
In this, he pointed up this state
ment by Clement Attlee. the Dep
uty Prime Minister, last week: If
both nations act to raise world
standards and buying power there
is business enough for both.
I'm wealthy city" he said, there
is business enough for two depart
ment stores and each can prosper.
But in a'poor city, neither store
gets along"
The British got from the govern
ment this week news of the first
faltering steps toward peacetime
production. The partial demobilza-
ton plan was not drastic but it
pointed the way toward feeding
nfanpower back into civilian produc-
ton.
Evening star., 1944-11-20
Back From the Wars

Capturing japanese soldier Is
quite feat, even if he is wounded
and sick, because then begins the
constant watch to keep him from
ending his own life to assure his
ultimate arrival in Heaven. Naval
1t. Robert F. Baker of 1873 Thirty
third place Sc says in explaining
his part in the capture of Jap on
Peleliu.
1t. Baker doesn't see anything
heroic in capturing a prisoner who
showed no fight at all and whose
only ambition was to kill himself.
He'll tell you, however, that it took
two naval officers and a marine
corporal to keep one little Jap SOL
dier who was going to Heaven" by
the suicide route.
A modest man, 1t. Baker didn't
want to talk about his adventure
last September on the Pacific isle.
Only the frequent appeals from his
attractive wife-"Oh, go on and tell
'em, Bob"-got the story out of him.
Even then he wanted to give the
major share Of the credit for the
capture to his companions.
Evening star., 1944-11-20
can't keep
GRANDMA IN
HER CHAIR
She's as Lively as a Youngster -
Now her Backache is better

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When disorder of kidney function per.
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years. They give happy relief and will helm
the d miles of kidney tubes flush out poison.
Gus waste from your blood. Get Dosa's PiIls,
Evening star., 1944-11-20
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Evening star., 1944-11-20

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Evening star., 1944-11-20
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Evening star., 1944-11-20

ADVERTISEMENT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Use Detroit Plan
On Contracts

The war department has gener-
lily adopted the system of con-
tract termination schools which
originated m the Detroit ordnance
district, il was announced today
by Brig Gen. A. T.. Quinton Jr,
district chief
First OF the series of courses
initiated Toy rho district were be-
gun last Monday and.it was found
that both prime and sub-contrac-
tors benefited greatly by the dis
cu>>lon> Best results in the
termination of ordnance produc-
tion contracts were found 90 bc
obtained by talks between con-
tractors reprcseniallycs and con
tracing utlccIs and key man Of
the army ordnance department
trained In this work
Contractors arc invited 90
amply for discussion sessions by
u,rltlnc 10 lLa- contract term 4++r4-
tion school of thc ordnance dis
tIICf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
War Chiefs Issue
Drdft-AIl Plea

WASHINGTON Feb. 4 CUPl-
Highest officials of the army and
navy left with the nation today
a plea for national service Clabor
draft3 legislation 10 assure the
men who VIII face death in i'm
pending onenslveS IN Europe and
The Pacific that the "full strength
Of the nation is behind them
The call for unprecedented
effort on the home front was
sounded a. an American Legion
dinner last night by Gen Marshall
army chief Of staff Admiral King.
commander in chief Of the L. S
feet Acting Secretary Of War
Robert p. Patterson Acting Navy
Secretary Ralph a Bard and
Emory s. Land chairman of the
maritime commission
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Woodring Picks Hull
For Next President

CHICAGO. Feb I (UP) Harry
II. WoodrinC. former secretary of
war In the Roosevelt adminiStra-
tion said in an address prepared
for delivery today that a meeting
of "anu-New Deal Democrats "
would he held soon with the aim
Of preventing is years IN the
White House and proposed Secre-
tarv Of state Hull for President.
He praised President Roose-
yelrS foreign policies and Sug-
EeSted that he be appointed 10
head tho American delegation 70
tho peace table
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Services Ready
To Start Paying
Muster Out Fund

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4 dNS1
A JOINT war and navy depart
ment statement today that ma
chinery already has been set up
To carry out provisions of the
mastering out bill which will
affect most of the ] ,300O 900 fight
ing men and women roSerViStS
discharged since Dec. 6, 1871.
Eligible members Of the army,
navy, marines and coast guard
who were released prior 20 the
signing of the bill today by
President Roosevelt must apply
for his or her discharge pay
Those discharged henceforth will
receive their benefits automatl-
cally
The bill provides for payment
of 500 10 veterans with less, than
so days active service, those with
more than 90 days with no for
eign service 5000, payable in two
equal monthly instruments, those
with 80 days or more and with
foreign service. $500 payable in
three equal monthly instruments.
8 Applicants must submit a GER
tiAeate- ef- discharge s4ftd sffot1fc
Write their UTESFut- dddreAS- on II
10 assure its return.
Navy and coast guard enlisted
veterans VIII be required 10 file
their applications with the fSid
1T 75rtt bttrratf of StrppiTFS am
accounts, Cleveland.
Errlf.ted Veterans Of -fba ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05

fresh pasteurized AKIN milk . all from fine
American farms. And we toiled for months over
the recipe you folks have real table spread
--chock fun of fresh, sweet flavor . Jam -packed
with nourshment-food-encr Nitamin
right down to the last tempting bit!
80 Get pound Of my Blue Bonnet Marpa.
rine-today, Spread ia bread! Use ~ on hot
foods! Try IL as a seasoning in vegetables. NOull
love it, And you'll see why say that I'm my new
BIue Bonnet. the margarine women have dreamed
of has at last come true!
"Remenber-it's Ficischmann's Blue Bonnet
Marearine!"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Senate Kills
Spare Probe
Time. star Correspondent

LANSING. Feb - Senator
y owa ks resolution requesting
Judge Carr 10 explain the alleged
presence Of Charles Spare on the
grand jury pay roll is dead IN the
Senate business committee today.
The resolution met strong oppo-
Siton as soon as il was intro
duced and all d 9 b a te was
effectively blocked.
Both Nowak and Senator
Charles {. Diggs had speeches
ready bat they were not given.
Spare was charged with being a
former Black Legion and ku
NluV Khan organizer The vote
killing the resolution was 20 to 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05

Call Cherry 500 for Personal
Shopping Service. The best time
20 call is after 1880 am. when
telephone traffic is lightest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

,lha MISUNDERSTANDING are bon
II, Ebright, Donald II HOrnbcck,
Elizabeth NJ Linard Lawrence O.
Payne Lottie NJ. Randolph and
George a. Strain.
These candidates will come up
for election together with -1he-41
candidates for district delegates,
A. The primaries on May Q
The Brlcker slate is virtually
cert aiFff of efcttfor1- ff1C1P--iTTay
been sone-ta1k Of Wendell T.
Willkie coming into Ohio. but
thus far he has not Indicated he
wifi DO so and il is unlikely that
II hc-SF1ouid ne could obtain more
than two or three district dele
gates in northern Ohio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
1,613,783 Enrolled
In America Boy Scouts

NEW YORK. Feb. 4 tUPD .
The Boy Scouts Of America, cele-
hrating the 33th anniversary Of
their founding next week attained
a record membership Of l6137s3
in 1913 Dr Ebert X. Fretwell
chief scout executive, announced
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05

inexpensive Dress shop-sDdh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05

Coat shop--skth EIoo,-e,snd RLyse=zssetLan A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Two Beat and Rob
Factory Policeman

August Nordeen. "a plant pro
lection officer of 100 fireman,
was severely injured carly today
and his revolver. keys and black
lack stolen by Two young bandits
who attacked him on Rutland near
Warren His skull is believed
fractured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
So delicious, SO fresh, SO sweet,
we dare suggest the hardest test Of all
-ME HuZ<NlD H1E KVT

"ft's true. folks" says Blue Bonnet Sue. "A
smoking hot food IS the hardest test of all for
margarine. For hen margarine IS hot and melt
ing your taste will tell you instantly how good is
That's why Id like YOU folks to try my new
Blue Bonnet Margarine on crisp, hot toast! Or put
hie tasty chunk 81 IL in steamina baked potato!
Or SPREAD IL piping hot Waflies, Then know
YOU II agree its cot that real, honest goodness
tahlc-sprca h1yor-that tempting delicOusness
that makes things really appealing!
you see, my new Blue Bonnet Margarine Is put
ont nv the same people who make Fleschmann's
Yeast. We use rich, nutritious vegetable oils
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Tuberculosis
0n Decline

LANSING. Feb. A tuberculosis
is on The decline IN Michigan,
according to the state. health de-
partment today although a total
Of 1871. persons died last year Of
the disease.
DetrOlt's toll last year was 901
Naie deaths I'M The state almost
doubled female. with 1876 as
compared 10 645.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05

rine corps will file applications
n TIRE ft7rf CUTTTurdUri5TIf,
washington, u c.
Those discharged from the
army should make application 10
the finance officer T. s Army
IN The state I'm which they enlisted
OF WCTC InduCTed m WIC0T9an
The address IS Jefferson and
HgrurIC avenues
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Broker Bakers
Named as Ohio
COP Delegates
BY GEO. RoTHMELL- BROWN
spectral Ia THE DETROIT INNS

special Ca 1Ht DETROIT TIMES Z
COLUMBUS, O. Feb. An
other step was taken here today
in the plan Of Ohio Republicans
10 nominate Gov John w. Brickcr
as the party's candidate for preSi-
dent At the Chicago convention
in June.
SiN-delegatas and six altcrnatcs
ar large. were endorsed al a
meeting eof the Republican state
central and executive committee,
headed by Senators Robert A.
Taft and Harold II. Burton
PLEGED TO BRICKER
The state central committee
has already endorsed the governor
for the nomination and has urged
Republicans to- support for cleo
ton delegates and alternates- 10
the national convention pledged 20
support Brlcker as their first
choice
The other four delegates az
large designated are Katharine
lteHReayy y I3}fetl-ff5 F2et-f5tttottrc5rrI ma
tt0fttf C0TUU7tTeeWOMah 70 III
Ohio, Ed y. SChorr. chairman Of
the Republican state central com
mittee. former Gov. Myers Y.
Cooper and John w Galbraith
III t17C t5TTCKeT campaign
for pres dent. and warm per
-onaI friend Of the governor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

want good headwork done
] always choose a man
with q big nose" President
Wozniak Of the B. NJ. c.
states: "It is interesting
TO note that Napoleon
Bonaparte was finally de.
feated by wellington. a
man with a very large
nose. George Washington.
our first and greatest
president. had a large nose.
In every line Of activity
you will find men with
large noses at the top
OF the list. Take Jimmy
Durante. the country's
greatest comedian. Also
Eddie Arcaro. Americas
greatest jockey"
SAYS she
Here Is something for
your Horses * Women
file." writes a young
matron Of Chicago. do
not try 70 natter a plain
woman by telling her she
Is beautiful. Study her
good points. Note IL she
has beautiful hands. legs,
eyes or hair. Or II she has
a sweet voice. Find out
what attribute she Is most
proud OF. Compliment her
on that. Do not expect TO
get very far with a truly
beautiful woman by re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
DRAWINGS sY COIN ALIEN

athletes are weak when IL comes to throwing
baseball Babe Didric<son was an exception She
threw baseball 800 feet. Do you think you could
do the same! Better not place wager on il until
you consider the matter. throw of 300 feet
would be from very deep center field to the plate
ASKING
Queries from clients. @. You often refer to Ben
Hur. % here's a memory test for you. Answer IL
or send me q cigar. What color horses did Ben
Hur drive? How many chariots In the race?
Who was the favorite? Why would Messiah have
been disqualified on a modern racetrack? A. Ben
Hur drove four bay horses. MESSIAH drove two
white and two black horses. Six chariots in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
ALMOST CONFIDENTIAL

As to children being born on the wedding ami.
versary Of their parents. consider the case of
pair Of loving Pfttsburghers who were married
on Oct q. 1895. at nine in the morning On Oct.
- 1886. Mt nine In the morning their first son was
born. "A Texan claims a man grows older his
beard gets tougher. He says that Is why you hear
so many middle-aged men claiming the
blades are not as good as they used to be. The
blades are just as good says he. but as a man
gets older he should take more time In lathering
his face because Of the increased toughness Of
the beard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
BY e. v. DURING

~ yOU are awed by person with whom you
il have interview and feel nervous In his
presence the thing 10 do ID TO imagine how
he would look In . bathing suit. So claims
student of psychology. This Is q good thing for
New York City officials 10 keep In mind. When
they ere having an interview with Mayor La
cuardia and are getting somewhat nervous all
hey have to % h 20 imagine how his honor would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
QUAINT ANIMALS

sptd you ever see a drunken duck? Neither have
However, duck named Siwash. mascot Of a
regiment of y. s. Marines. h reported 70 be very
eoad Of beer and never knows when he has had
snough He wandcrs into cocktail bars and Is
ssssa beer by patrons who are amused to see the
enthusiasm with which he consumes the brew.
Consequently. Siwash ID always staggering home
% Ne barracks With jag on A pal of mine had a
hpf1 terrier Who was fond Of beer. He too would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

race. MESSIAH was the favorite. MESSIAH would
have been disqualified at modern racetrack be-
cause during the race he hit Ben Hur's horses
with his whip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

60 10 cocktail bars and bark for beer which re-
suited In his being generously provided with the
drink by amused customers This dog was ten
years old But when full OF beer he would arrive
home with an unsteady gait. a silly look on his
face and an inclination to act like a puppy.
BIG NOSE CLUB
The Big Nose Club OF America. Of which Corporal
Harry Wozniak of the U. S. Army Is president.
was organized three years ago In Hamtramc,.
Mich 1t was Napoleon Bonaparte who said: "Cive
me man with good allowance Of nose. When
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

peatedly telling her she Is beau.
tiful. She 10 accustomed to such
compliments. Find out what she
prides herself on. Beautiful
women usually like 10 be com.
plimented on their intelligence.
being well informed or having a
good sense Of humor."
sRleFlv
The weight Of the average baby
at birth Is seven and a half
pounds. II u claimed that a baby
weighing over 10 pounds at birth
will become an excessively fat
adult. That IL not always true.
James J. Braddock. once heavy.
weight boxing champion of the
world. weighed II pounds at birth
.. Even the greatest of women
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

Siwssk .. s. Msriae
Corps PEI. 10 ess dsek
who sever knows whea
he's he'd sRessh beer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

Of she current war are kids Of n and under. II
was ever thus. Joan Of Arc was only 10 when she
died. Nathan Hale was just n when he said just
before his execution: Il only regret have but
hfe 10 offer for my country"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-29

Smith flew over In the Cruiser to
pick him up.
Paul Welker flew In from De-
troit City Airport Saturday.
Rudy Layher flew the Waco
UPF in from Ann Arbor Sunday.
Clare Copeland flew to Toledo
Sunday in the Funk.
Clare Copeland and Olin Ring
few Mr.. Rings Taylorcraft to
South Bend, Ind, Sunday.
Lorenzo Wells flew the Funk 10
South Bend, Ind, to bring back
Charles Berry.
Robert NJ. Cranson and James
Davis, Ypsllanti, are new students
at McEnnan Airport.
James Davis has purchased the
Aeronca Chief from Eddy McEnnan
and will hangar 1t at the airport.
Dean Thomas and Delbert Pom
flew to Ford Airport, Dearborn. 10
secure Mr.. Thomas airman's iden-
LITIGATION Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. HAIRY Britton few
to Capitol City Airport, Lansing,
Monday, to look at the planes for
sale there.