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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16
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DELEGATE UvERJENl, DA. Sc DELO, RADl
KATEREGA JE Bill SANS USTANOVLJEN,
U0ODNO RAZVIJA. - SLOVENCI v STAREM
KRAJU Sc JUNASKO POSTAVlLl

Kongres Slovenskega ameri-
skega narodnega sveta, XII Sc
pricne 2. septembra v Clevelan-
du, Sc DO vrsil v znamenju zma-
&c "a stvar, katero ia organiza-
CHA zastopa.
Triumf oSv0bOdilne frOnte
Ako Sc bi dogodilo, da hi mo-
gil lie Slovenci v Ameriki govo-
RITZ "a slovenski narod, hi ma
tenn zboru ne mogli ustvariti
kaj prida optimizma. A sedai
pa, ko je ocitno Sc tako never
MIN Tomazem, da tam narod
della in Sc bori "a svojo stvar,
kakor nj tn pred par lett nihce
pricakoval, je jasno, da bo bor-
ba "a pravice slovenskega naro-
da, in "a preureditev Jugoslavi-
je v demokraticno, federativno
drzavo, tudi ma mirovni konfe-
renci veliko laglja, kakor pa je
bila v Versaillesu in ma drugih
diplomaticnih zborih pc pref
snji svetovni vojni.
Danes tam narod sam govori.
Narod zboruje in Sc organizira
"a novo uredbo re sedaj, ko ga
2 vseh strani Sc ogroza sovraz-
mix.
S tenn je tudi Sansova naloga
veliko laglja. Njegove resolu-
CHE, odobrene ma prvem kon-
gresu, SO enake onim, kakrsne
SO sprejeli ondotni narodni zbo-
ri. Kakor da Sc bi domenili, Ia
ko so 81 slicne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16

Foreign Economic Administra-
tino in Middle West Supply
Center, XII so prav tako 1.-Two ma
sprotovali vsaki taxi ameriski
politiki. Slednji so dokazovali
da podpiranje kralja Jurija in
kralja Petra - razen priznava-
MIA - pomeni riskirati ameri-
Ski povojni vpliv v Grciji in Jul
goslaviji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16

svojega prvi slovenski kongres.
Kar Sc Slovencev samih tice,
je torej zdruzenje Primorja z
ostalo Slovenijo re dejstvo. Va
zno kajpada je, da ga pc vojni
ma mirovni konferenci potrdijo
zdruzeni narodi, pred vsem tri
velesile, XII bodo odlocevale. v
tenn oziru pa DO Sans Sc lahko
veliko pomagal.
Tudi z ozirom ma zdruzenie
slovenskih krajev ma Koro-
skem, Stajerskem in Madzar-
skem bono lahko Sloveniii oh
pravem casu v znatno pomoc.
Wanna porocila
Izmed najvaznejSih porocil
ma tenn Sansovem zboru DO IL
sto, XII ga DO podal predsednik
Etbin Kristan, in pa porocilo
tajnika NJ. c.. Kuhla. PRAY goto-
vo je, da bosta oba vzpodbudna,
ker oba bosta lahko veliko po-
vedala, kako uspesno je bio
Sansovo delo.
Volitve Odbora
Wanna tocka DO izvolitev. Cd
bora. Etbin Kristan zasluzi, da
Sc mu Sc poveri ia mandat. To-
da ker je skromen, ga DO spre-
jel lie, &c DO uvidel, da mu dele
gacija zaupa. In cemu bi mu
ne?!
Kar Sc tice tajnika, ga Sans
v resnici sedaj nina. Mirko G..
Kuhel je bill ma zadnjem kon-
gresu izvoljen lie "a zapisnikar-
ia. A pc raznih nakljucjih je
postal tajnik in V tel poziciji
svoje delo izborno vrSi. Cd ME
ga Sc pri6akuie, da DO sedai
kandidiral "a tajnika, in ako Sc
DO odzval, DO izvoljen, ker 81 je
V tajnikovanju "a Sansa ustva-
Ri zaupanje in p~riznanje v jaw
nosti.
(Nadaljevanje ma 2. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16

Poljski premier Stanislav Mi
kolaicek Sc je vrnil v London
ne ola bi ma obisku v Moskvi Ia
Svojo zamejno Waldo kaj prida
opravil. Nesreca zanjo je, da ce-
prav je V Mi vecina naprednja-
koV, ie vendarle vlada, XII bazi-
ra ma faSisticni ustavi IL leta
1885. Poljski osvobodilni odbor
V Moskvi, XII ga podpira soviet
ska vlada, tisto ustavo proglaSa
"a nezakonito, kar pomeni, da
pc njegovem tolmacenju Miko-
lajGkov kabinet nj Zakonita
Vlada.
Zelje pc sprawl
Med prijatelji Poljske sirom
Sveta preveva leila, da Sc bi
Sporne struje, XII imajo besedo
ma Poljskem sporazumele in da-
lie demokraciji vzpodbudo, da
Sc lahko DELUXE pc nacelih svo-
bodnega izrazanja in svobodne-
ga sodelovanja.
Toda dveh povsem nasprot-
nth 81 svetov nj mogoce zblizati.
Ko je bill Mikolajcek " Mo-
skVi, je sci poljski vrhovni po-
veljnik general Sosnovski v
Rim in bill sprejet pri papezu z
Velikimi castmi. Sosnovski je
notoricen sovraznik Sovjetske
unije. Kaj pomaga nekaj ma
prednih ministrov z lepimi IL
telni, ce pa SO pravi vladarji v
zamejni vladi reakcionarji, XII
jim je edino "a ohranitev priv
legijev avtokracije, veleposest-
nikov in cerkve?
BOdOGa POljska "a nov red
Ako bodo izjave poljskega
osvobodilnega odbora, XII je pre-
vel civilno upravo mad osvobo-
Jenim delom Poljske, obveljale,
DO postala Poljska pc tel vojni
vec kot napol socialisticna re-
publika.
Tega pa Sc reakcija, XII Sc
Skrlva "a zamejno Waldo, maj
bolJ boji. Rada hi pc izgonu
Hltlerjevih Get svoja bogastva
nazaj, a osvobodilni odbor pa
trdl, ola spadajo ljudstvu. In ker
Sc noce zameriti kapitalisticnim
Vladam (ameriski in angleski),
ooeta prejSnjim lastnikom "pri-
merno odSkodnino".
VSemu svetu je znano, da je
olla Poljska pc ustavi IL leta
1853, in re pref, ena najbolj ma
zadnJaskih draw v Evropi. Ia
Soclalne potrebe ljudstva nj po-
kazala nobenega smisla. Narod-
nostne manjsine so bile zatira-
ne Delavsko gibanje je bio to-
lerlrano lie v toliko, da v Fran
cill IN Angliji MISC mogli reel.
Ga je zatrto.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16
Vprasanje Primorja

Tudi v~prasanje Primorja, 0
katerem Sc ie ma prvem Sanso-
kongresu veliko govorilo.
ie sedaj veliko boil enostavno,
ker SO Sc primorski Slovenci re
zdruzili ma svojem zboru z "a
stopniki estate Slovenije, v no
Vi, svobodni, zdruzeni Sloveniji
na nacin, kot ga je proglasil "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16
RAZPRAVA O SANSU
v KLUBU ST. | JSZ

Chicago.-Na prosli sell klu-
ku st. l JSZ je bio sklenjeno,
da Sc DO ma prihodnji sell v pc
tex rs. augusta razpravljalo O
SANSu z ozirom ma njegov bo-
doci zbor, XII Sc pricne 2. sep
tembra v Clevelandu. Vsi, XII Sc
"a stvar zanimajo, dobrodosli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16
izaube V yoini

Oddelek "a narodno obram-
DO v Kanadi poroca, da ~znasaio
kanadske izgube cd pricetka
vojne pa do 81. maja 1859
MOI, izmed teh 5,483 ubitih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-16

Nemcijo postojo tesno
!. V zadnjih petih letih Sc je IL
selilo v Nemcijo IL raznih evrop-
skin dezel mad 900, 900 Nemcev.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

warned him against any
more such demonstrations
in public, Harvey was
swamped by London news
papermen who wanted to
know more about the dining
room episode.
With the British press, he
registered a complaint. THE
English light bulbs" he
said, "have a gassy flavor"
OF all the glass Harvey
has downed. he has never
hurt himself. The most
he has done. when excited,
was TO cut his lip. He has
periodic Mays TO check up
on his digestive functions.
The doctors found I'm
different from other peo-
pie" he explained. "but they
don't tell me how"
The only trouble the ser
geant has ever experienced
came from colored light
bulbs - they poisoned him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

1EH,LL HAVE another
glass of wine" the
4 American sergeant.
sitting in the London res.
taurant, told the waitress.
Eyes, SIR" replied the girl.
"But where is your first
glass;"
81 ate it," was the sol
dier's calm reply.
Quit your joshing,' she
retorted.
Think I'm kidding?"
asked the sergeant. He
reached for an empty water
tumbler, bit off a chunk
and gobbled it down.
The girl stared in amaze
ment for a full half-minute.
The sergeant's second
crunchy bite broke the
spell. With a gasp. she
dashed off for the manager.
The soldier. grinning. had
just finished the tumbler
when the boss, with a
bobby and two NJ. P.s in
tow. arrived at the table.
whats going on here?"
demanded the policeman.
Nothing" said the SOL
der. I'm just keeping in
practice"
Then, as if to illustrate
the point. he unscrewed an
electric bulb from the table
lamp and bit into it.
"Your lights" he said be-
tween muncheS, "aren't as
good as ours in America"
Then the sergeant ex-
planned. He was, he said,
Robert Lee Harvey of An
tigo, Wis. and before the
war he had been a barker
and a glass-eater in a circus.
"a mans got to keep in
shape to carry on his pro-
fession in the postwar
world" the 24-year-old ser
geant, who is a cook at a
fighter-plane base, told his
amazed listeners.
Later, after he had been
hustled out of the restau-
rant by the NJ. P.s, who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

EHhLL HAVE another
glass of wine" the
American sergeant,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
EDetFOifeH.S Santa
TO War Heroes

Detraitcrs arc remembering the
wounded men lying in nearby
government hospitals. They are
also remembering the soldiers
and sailors stationed in Michigan
who are faced with a Christmas
miles away from home.
That is why The Santa for Serv-
icemen drive, sponsored by The
Detroit Times with the co-opera-
ton of the American Legion,
today passed the S21 900 mark.
Among today's contributors are
the patrons of the Shafer The.
alter in Garden City, who sent in
$3.50. The workers in department
529 Of Chrysler export division
swelled the fund with a $50 dona-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
; Reich Cities
PefiIedbyYdflkS

PARIS, Bee. tINS1-Ger-
man forces defending the dented
Westwali brought up a tank di-
vision from another sector of the
front today in an effort to stem
the formidable onslaught Of the
American Seventh Army which
sent Spearheads Of three di-
visions smashing across the Reich
frontier in a drive for the
RheiniSh plain.
The Yank forces moved ahead
under heavy fire from Nazi guns
in the Siegfried and Maginot
lines in a large-scale push which
threatened the industrial cities
of Mannheim, Ludwigshafen and
karlsruhe.
Immediately above the Seventh
Army front, 1t, Gen. Patton'S
Third Army troops smashing at
the Siegfried Line from points on
the easters side of the Saar
River engaged the Germans in
heavy fighting in the Dillingen
and Saarlauteln areas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Injured
Inn Crashes

Four persons are in Receiving
Hospital today after traffic acct
dents last night.
They are:
Earl MickleWright, ~ Of 1860
Radnor, critically injured when he
stepped from a safety zone at f.
Jefferson and Glover into the
path of An automobile driven by
Mrs. Ethel Carson of $50 Barring
ton Gresse-Pefntt Park. -----------
Ray Monasterski, 81 "a, of Did
Bersford road Highland Park.
hurt when the automobile in
which he was riding collided with
one driven by John Watson. p.
of Sal Meadowcraft. Huntington
Woods.
DR.. James c. Gibson. II. OF 1918
Baldwin, and Albert ellison. n,
of CAB Adelaide. critically injured
when Gibsons automobile struck
GilliSon at f. Grand Blvd. and
Garfield, where ellison had
stepped from a bus, and then
careened into tree, injuring the
driver.
A borrowed automobile driven
by John Scott, %. of 1861 Fifth,
Ecorse. was demolished when it
was struck by a Michigan Central
train on Mill street and
the tracks in Ecorse. The auto
had stalled on the tracks minutes
earlier and SCOTS attempts TO
move il were futile. He was un-
harmed. The car belonged TO Bed
ford Durham of 3077- Fifteenth,
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Dope Ring Smashed
Say Federal Agents

NEW YORK, Dec. 16 CUP)--
Narcotic agents claimed 10 have
broken one of the largest mari
juana rings in the country with
the arrest of two sisters in Now
York and a brother and his wife
in Chaffe Mo
The brother. Robert Williams,
and his wife, Elda, were said 10
have raised the maTiiuana on
their small farm. and the sisters,
Virginia Williams and Mrs. Laura
Rio, were said TO have acted as
the New York agents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

deemed everything little from
Edwards point of view. Perhaps
his decorous, correct soul rejoiced
TO be able, truthfully. to admin
ister this one rebuke on behalf OF
his employer. Whatever else that
employer was capable Of. he
hadn't so far forgotten himself as
TO use nasty words.
All of US sympathiZed with
Edward Clancy during that other
trial.
HIS NIGHTMARE
Because in a way il was his
trial. his private nightmare, in
volving the decorum OF an estab-
iishmant OF which he was part.
All of his life Edward Clancy
had probably done the correct,
the unimpeachable thing. So that
suddenly to find himself impaled
on the sharp thorn of publicity
through no fault of his-in fact,
as result. not of high life be-
low stairs" but above stairs
must have seemed bitter irony
indeed.
What Is the use? 2" he might
well have thought. "Why should
one strive all ones life to achieve
perfection rs the gentiemaB,s-
gentleman, only to be let down
In the end by the gentleman
himself?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Start DraftinQ
.0f0|der Men

WASHINGTON, Dec. IS OUP)
The phase of World War II
known as "a young mans war
was officially at an end today as
draft boards throughout the ma.
ton prepared to step up Undue
tons Of men 20 years of age and
over.
This isn't a young mans
war, it's everybOd Us war"
Draft Director Hershey said
last night as he ordered local
boards 10 review all claSsiIica-
tons OF men IN the 26-37 age
group with a view 10 sending
increasing numbers of them into
the armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
'CUSS BON HELPS

A Sc check vas received from
the axle plant employees at the
Hudson -AIoieF-Car- Co. The ac-
conpanying letter said:
This money was collected by
means of a cuss box i'm our of
ftCr. Anyone using Cuss WORT
deposited penny for every
word. May our cussing provide
a merry Christmas for three
serViCemen."
For each 50 received, the Santa
fer Servicemen committee will
pack box, enclose the donor $
name and address and deliver il
Christmas week to deserving
SerVlceman.
II You haven't yet contributed
please do so today A handy blank
is provided in tod8y's paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
No HOPE For SOCIETY

II was indeed moot question.
as Edwards prototypes in fiction
would have said. Moot and per-
haps unanswerable. For If a
gentleman can't live up to the
standards of his gentleman. then
there is no hope for a societI.
which endorses the system
buffers and Wallets and henchme
and all such, whatsoever. =
In the Buck Rogers future
where every employer will prob-
ably lay out his own clothes by
pressing a button, and get his own
dinner by the simple expedient OF
buying few pills, the world may
look back on Edward with long
Ing and regret.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
PICK III OUT OF THE AIR
WITH A FLICK OF YOUR RADIO DIAL!
GUY LoMsARpo

Voted Best Dance Band on
the air by 500 radio editors and
oolumnistS, Guy Lombafdo and
his Royal Canadians are heard
each Saturday night in MHne4i
hAfogyabbJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

for a break and following shore.
line pat MA
Soon we realize we are really
lost and pretty far out 10 sea
The engineer calls out:
Captain. II we are going TO
have enough gas to get home
ON, we've got 10 he starting
right now"
Hell" replies Durham. we've
got 10 at least find land again
and hit the biggest factory We
can see
We bead i'm for land again, bat
the clouds still obscure everything
below Us and reluctantly Durham
orders the ship turned around foC
home
Those damned laps sure got
n lucky break Tn the weather
today some one remarks, and
shortly thereafter Durham or
dcrs the bomb bays opened and
shouts Sadty, 'BOmbS away"
not knowing what they'll hit
when they strike below.
Once the bombs are, dropped
the B-29S start their long down
bin homeward trip, breaking the
tight formation they generally
hold over Il target area.
With a tailWind at 10000 feet
we make fine speed. although il
seems hours before We sight the
lights of Saipan, contact the field
and get permission 10 -iaffti
The crew climbs out and reports.
IF they have the experience we
had that day over Japan, they are
glum and detected.
But If they have had good
as many have had by
now. they are iubilant and in j
mood for celebration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
5 indicted in Theft
OF Ciaaret Shipments

Five men who allegedly stole
SIS cases of cigarets last month
were indicted today by a federal
grand jury and charged with theft
of interstate shipments from a
Toledo truck.
They are Leon d. LaPrad, 81
Of Monroe: Robert G.. O'Brien, 30
and John r. Elmore. 30, of 43i8
w. Fort; Merden f. Drake Of the
Fort Grand Hotel, and John H.
Miller. so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

Voted Best Daytime Program
by radio editors and coiumnists.
this is the listened to
morning show on the air. Ii has
variety and pep enough TO
brighten any late AM!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
WILLIAM BENpix

You'll love that big mug. Bin
Bendx! Give him a JOB rs q
riveter, a wife who's smarter
than he is-and get SET foe
laughs on Sunday night's Life
of Rieyy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Life on a B-2q:
Flight I'D Tokyo
OufpaceS Time
EDITORS NOTE-This Is the concludns article
of the series about lifc a B-29 Sapcrfortrcss.
RN CLARK LEE

A BOO SUPERFORTRESS BASE ON SAIPAN, Dec IA
a QNS)-Going up to Tokyo from Saipan aboard B-29
bomber is the worlds shortest 1500-mle airpane ride.
Coming home seems twice long.
On the trip up gHaFterhours fly past with the speed
of minutes and the hands the engineers dial board
seem to bite out huge pieces of time in swift movements
each bringing the giant bomber the pers of flax
and fighter planes they must face the target
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
RADIO HALL OF FAME

Thrill TO this truly Outstanding
show each Sunday even4n 3.
More great scars than any other
program on any other network
plus Paul Whiteman' S incom-
parable orchestral
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

you can enjoy il all, right IN yOav cum hospe'
Hard to believe, isn't it? But it's trHe-and
its only flick ofthe dial away from you on
the Blue-the youngest, the most virile of
Americas big 3" Networks!
So get out of that radio rut today-and dis
cover, as thousands already have--a whole
new source of radio entertainment on this
Blue Network station
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

Yes, that's right-we've picked the best
from gIamorous Hollywood and added a
rich helping of Broadway to bring you top
stars and top talent new source of drama.
music, fun, laughter, and frolic all week
every week-right through the year. And
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

Immediately after the takeotf
our pilot. Capt Samuel tBVlD
Durham Jr. OF Saltwater. Okla,
switched on the automatic pilot
and neither he nor the flight en-
Cineer touched the throttleS as
we few in loose formation.
When We reach 10eea feet In a
long climb. the crew members M
the forward cockpit haul out suit
cases from the conglomerauon of
parachutes, Jungle KITS aUd other
equipment jaHHed INTO every
available inch of space.
All of US unpack cold weather
clothing and keep it Handy, al
though il wouldn't be needed
unless flax or fighter shells pierce
STRAP ON GUNS
The crew members strap on
their As automatic REVIEWERS.
Somebody wonders aloud:
.,AAill- Ae-be waiting FIR ttS3l Il
And somebody else asks
what chance will we have II
we have 10 parachute down and
are taken prisoners ?"
Nobody answers, but I've al
ready discussed it. deciding not to
try the parachute descent because
would prefer a quick crash 10
the probability of slow torture.
Besides, l was extremely doubtful
that i would be able 10 squeeze
my way out OF a crippled, falling
plane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18

We don't know how soon after
the other trial il happened-nor
how. If Edward has anything to
say about ii, il will probably
always be silent and dignified
secret as TO whether he left Mr..
Chaplin, or whether the latter.
like a rope long frayed, parted
company with Edward.
PrivacieS of that nature are
rarely banded about by gentle
mems gentlemen.
FINEST OF COMEDY
But personally we regret they
are no longer giving their p. G.
Wodehouse performance of master
and man. Because there was
obviously that in Mr.. Chaplin's
behavior which. from time 10
time, caused Edward pain.
And that something made COM
edy of the highest dramatic type
drawing room comedy. The kind
OF comedy you pay $40 a seat
for, if you're lucky enough to get
seats.
Edward, In the last trial. was
forced TO bear witness against his
master. He was chivvied and nus
tied by the prosecution into one
embarrassing corner after another.
He was faced with questions which
since he was under oath-he
was regretfully obliged to say
yes" to.
But somehow the listening
courtroom never quite got the
impression that this is what upset
him most. 1t was the fact his
gentleman hadn't always seemed.
perhaps. 10 behave as a gentleman
should. which really struck shame
to Edwards soul.
SOUL-TEARING REPLY ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
ErHn BARRYMORE

Hear the First Lady of the Amer.
lean Theatre each Sunday after.
noon in the great role of the
sympathetic MISS HATTIE,
who understands a lot about
human nature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Playground Plot BOUGHT

The federal government paid
81 for an acre in the village of
Wayne, TO be converted into a
recreation field. Asst. u. S. Atty.
Julius L. Kobatsky announced
TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
Court Awaits
.Chaplin'S Valet
BY MARGARET b. WILDER

well known novelist writer, "snce
Went Away.)
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N LOS ANGELES Dec, 16-Word has come that Edward
Clancy, the gentemans gentleman with the derby and
folded umbrella will be back in court any day And to
those of who his last magnificent performance
the other Chaplin trial, this is welcome news indeed
Edward is Charles ex-butler
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
BERLIN'S soMBER WARNING

Berlin radio warned somberly
that Vienna was now a "frunt-iine
city" Unconfrmed Stockholm re-
ports said Col. Gen. Heinz Gu
derian, German chief of staff, had
arrived in Vienna 10 inspect the
City's defenses and that 100000
Xiennese had been drafted TO
erect wall of Notifications on
the 30-mile plain east of the capt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
BURROUGHS FOR 400

Even as Hershey ordered his
local boards to speed inductions
of Older men, the war department
announced il was furlouehing
a, 700 more specially trained sol
dlers TO work in ammunition, tire
and cotton duck factories.
To insure that men now de-
ferred because of the essential
nature OF their work stay on their
Jobs, Hershey ordered regisuants
with PA or 2-B occupational de
ferments 10 obtain permission
from their local boards before
changing jobs heneefefth.
If they change jobs without
permission local boards will re-
classify them as la, LAO or AZ
all available for immediate
induction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-18
ACCENT CHANGES

The action terminated the "ac-
cent on youth period > which
began last April when selective
service virtually halted inductionS
Of men 26 and over.
Today, Hershey said. stepped-up
c o m b t requirements, together
with expanded needs for war sup
plies, made IT plain that the sit
uation calls for an ever-increaSing
war effort" in the 26-36 age group.