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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28

niti svo program ter poplstti pr svoh zahtevah
like, da ahko il vseh posameznih programov in zah
tev ustvar neka enotnega kar bo vsebovao ali repre-
zentirao, enotne voe, pa vsa voljo absolune
vecine. In to je demokratcno. y
Bihaska skupscina nam je pokazala, kaj vse Sc da
napravit &c ina covek resno in trdno voo. Skupscna
je ba pestra slika najrazcnejsih barv (msjenD: cd
desnce in centruma pa do skrajne levice Bo je sto
razlicnh msenj in prepricanj sto nacrtov in progra
NOV, ampak samo cij: Svobodna in narodna enako-
pravna Jugoslavija In kaj e bill rezuat? Enoten pro-
gram in enona deklaracia da e protifasistcn svet in
izvsevan odbor Jugoslavo edino zares nacionalno
poticno vodstvo vseh uznoslovansh narodov in pred
stavla zarodek suverene oblast nove svobodne demo-
ratGne ma narodn enakopravnosti temeljece Jugosla
|vje.
Ali more kdo izmed amerskih Jugoslovanov
ustvari ali vsa svetovati ka boljsega? &c e kdo eda
maj sop pred avnost in pove kaksna maj b bila povona
|Jugosavja po njegovem nacrtu. Ali kdo nadome
stiti svobodo demokracijo in narodno enakopravnos
cm d1ugm? Besednjak nina drugih besed, nina sub
sttuta te navecje pojme, XII postal prncpi, "a
katere umirajo nas brate in sestre domovin ka-
tere bore in umrao nas sinovi in hcere nash last
Inih amers1ih amadah srom sveta in koncno kaere
e pablo re mone sinov in hcera ruskih angeskih in
ameriskih ter kitajszih mater.
Bratje in sestre! Cemu smo bas Sovenci vseh vaz-
nih trenutkh tako majhn da med seboj kavsamo in
1prepramo nekaj kar sploh obstoja. Komunizem!
Ke pa? In e Broz komunist tenn Sc nj receno, da
e celoen pokret komunisticen MI zase zahtevamo de-
mokracjo, ampak tako sirokogrudni pa nismo, da bi
tudi tenn vrazm komunistom XII Sc bore "a svobodo in
demokracjo vrstah partzanov privosci vsaj k1pico
demokracije.
Cetrt do dvanasth e, bratje in sestre Ali mslite,
da je zadnji cas- da prenehamo tem medsebojnim bo
j. prepr in argument ter pricnemo delovati skupno
svetleso bodocnost nash bratov in sester domovn?
Moja in tvoa pomoc je nasn bratom in sestram poreb
danes in utri ker utr DO morda prepozno Ne do
pUstimo, da mas DO velik cas- nase e-majhne
Danes-od do mraka in cd mraka do
odmevajo po gozdh, planinah in jaah TUNE Jugosa-
vie besede amerskega drzavnika: Give Liberty
give Death JAZZ pa vprasam Brothers and sisters
which shall it be-Liberty Death
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28

V prvem delu mojega clanka
cd zadnjega tedna ste citali
skoro samo prestavo. Ne vse
brosure, ampak samo o vprasa-
nju nash meja z Italijo.
Mogoce bi vam bill moral ma.
10 povedati O brosuri sami ali Q
ostali vsebini. Ampak me je pc
precitanju tako pogrelo, da sem
kar prijel in zacel obdelovati IT,
sto, kar me je najbolj zadelo
nase jugoslovanske meje l.
talijo.
Zakaj to? zato, ker so bile
meje med juznimi Slovani in l.
talijani poseben del te razprave.
del, Xxi pravzaprav nj spadal poo
naslov "Borba "a Balkan. TIA
LIZA vendar nj nobena balkan
ska drzava in nina sploh nobe
mega opravka ma vztocni obalj
Jadranskega morja. Kar je ime'
la zadnjih petindvajset let, to
je bilo nam, juznim Slovanom
ukradeno, veto nasiloma in
dano Italiji. Kako je Italija u
pravljala in gospodarila mad ma
SINH kraji, to je danes zgodovi-
ma, pisana S krvjo in trpljenjem
tistega della nasega naroda, ki
je moral hoditi to krizevo pot.
Danes smo juzni Slovani med
zavezniki in med tistimi, XII zma-
gujejo. Italia je z Nemcijo
vred n a s a nasprotnica in So
vraznica, XII je izgubila v tenn
svetovnem spopadu. In to po,
menja brez vsakega vprasanja,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28


htevati ne more cd NIGGA. On
zivi cd svojih deskih let med
tuiim narodom in nj incl hbe-
nih stikov z domovino. Bill je
enkrat tam "a nekaj mesecev
-ampak prosim vas, kaj pa to
pomeni? Poznati razmere enega
naroda Sc pravi, da mora clovek
ziveti z MIN in studirati vse,
kar pride.
Zakaj sta Kosanovic in Rodi-
|ca pustila Adamica ma cedilu, da
je IL vse debate prisel ma dan
kot najboljsi in najbolj priprav-
ljen-Lah Salvemini? Vsaj je S
svojo zmoznostjo ocaral cello A
damica samega, XII mu je name
tai nekaj globokih poklonov. &c
jih je V svojem imenu, to je
njegova zadeva in ne nasa.
Je pa nekaj dodatnega, "a
kar bi JAZZ in gotovo z mano VISA
nasa javnost zahtevala nadalj.
mega pojasnila. Razprava okol
okrogle mize Sc zakljucuje s
sledecimi besedami Adamica
"zelim tudi, da vzamete ma INA,
ME, da cutiva Mr.. Salvemini in
JAZZ tako, da ostane vprasanje
pravih meja siroko odprto "a
razpravo."
| JAZZ b1 zdaj rad vedel, kdaj je
najvisji centralni odbor vsek
treh ali stirih narodnih svetov
slovenskega, hrvaskega, srbske
ga in bulgarsko macedonske
lga, odlocil in sklenil tako, ds
Sc smatra vprasanje nash meja
z Italijo in Nemcijo kot odpr
to vprasanje. To pomenja seve
da, da mi ne vemo, kaj gre nam
in kaj ne in cato otvarjamo tc
vprasanje z zeljami, da pride
jo Nemci, Lahi in drugi tel
nam pomagajo resevati to, kar
je nasega. zakaj Sc skriva ia.
ke sklepe pred javnostjo? In
odkod maj bi incl mas najvis.j
narodni svet to pravico, da 60
vori toboze v imenu Vsega ma.
roda in blamira samega sebe in
yes mas narod pred javnost.
jo. Lepo vas. prosim: yes svet
govori problemu, kako bo tire
ba postopati z naciji in fasist
mi pa odpiramo "a ME raz.
prave, kod bodo tickle nase me.
je. Odkod 81 je wei centraln
jugoslovanski svet to pravico?
Marsikaj gre v javnosti ia,
ko, kakor bi ne smelo It'll. Clio.
vek molci-toboze radi miru ir
sloge- ampak pride cas-, ko js
Inemogoce molcati. &c mislite
da eni ne razumemo vprasanj
povejte jih bolj jasno in pono
vite. Pocasi ze pridemo do te,
ga.
In kdo je tiskal tisto brosuro
sestnajstih strani, v kateri j.
izmed desetih samo eden, inteli-
Fgenten, podkovan in znanstven
da zastopa svoj narod V javno-
| sti.s Mislim ma Salveminija. Ho-
Gem reci, kdo je placal stroske
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28

mo in VnlclnnO takO, da 90 OSCal
spomin ma vse vecne case.
Bill so casi, ko so "a mas 60
vorili vsi mogoci ljudje, samo
mi ne. Danes pa smo mi ma po-
vrsiu in ne rabimo kar nobenih
pric o tenn, kaj je nase in kaJ
nj.
zal mi je "a tisto razpraVo "a
okroglo mizo, zal pred vsem
zato, ker sc izmed vseh navzo-
cih dalec najbolj blesti-ltali-
jan Salvemini. On je bill sam, a
:je vprasanje italijanskih meja
z juznimi Slovani tako sijajno
branil, da ne more pri povprec-
mem citatelju pustiti drugega
prepricanja, kakor da je v pra,
vem. Zviti Salvemini- -manjkalc
je Sc znanega lisjaka Sforzo-
je porabil priliko in postavi]
vprasanje meja tako nedolzne
v javnost, kakor da so Lahi sa'
ma bella jagnjeta, XII iscejo sa'
mo pravice, resnice in prijatelj'
stVa ma tenn svetu.
Ko SO Lahi poskusali vse, de-
mas unicijo in bi bill konecnc
premagani-naj mi zacnemo
igro, kakor je bila pred cetrt
stoletjem, kaj maj spada nan
in kaj ne. Kje pa smo? Kakc
pa govorimo? Ali res ne vemo
kaj spada nam in kaj je nase
Kaksne meje so delali "a mas pc
zadnji svetovni vojni Paste, Sa
zanov, Wilson, Salvemini in dru
gi, to mas ne briga vec. Teda
smo verjeli Sc V pravico in Pc
stenost ma svetu-danes ne YER
jamemo vec. In zato he pusti
mo, da govori kdo drugi "a mas
Dokazali sn1o, da sno zmozn
govoriti sami Ease in bono tud
govorili. To Sc pravi: pokazali s
pestjo kod je nase in-basta
Nobenega razgovora in nobene
ga stika ne z Nemci ne Lahi
Kako je meni zal, da je Use
izza okrogle mize Lab Salvemi
nj tako sijajen zmagovalec, stro
kovnjak in poznavatelj vsei
zgodovinskih trikov, samo d:
preprica svet, kako dober ir
posten je Lab. Sami ste citali
kaj je govoril in povedal in ka.
je govoril in povedal pred MIN
in "a njim-Adamie.
JAZZ nikomur mic ne ocitam ir
nikomur mic ne zamerim. Cudno
Sc mi zdi pa vseeno, kje sta bi'
la med vso to vazno razpravo-
Savo Kosanovic in Bogdan Ro
dica. Lepo vas prosim, oba sta
izobrazena, prvi je bill re mini
ster jugoslovanski, drugi nacel
mix casopisnega urada. Nobe
mega dvoma nj, da poznata "a.
deve juznih Slovanov v vsef
podrobnosti. Ne dvomim, da sta
oba zmozna dati Lahu Salvemi
niju tax odgovor, da bi mu zvo
, lli'o leta po obeh usesih.
Zdaj je pa yprasanje: zaka.
ga nista dala? ? zakaj sta pu-
stila, da je zadevah meja go
yoril Adamic, XII ne pozna tega
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-28

"a to brosuro, XII della tako re-
klamo "a Laha Salveminija.
Omenil sem ze, da govori bro
sura o mnenju ljudi, XII SO bill
povabljeni, glede Ba1kana. cisto
dobro razumem, da Sc TAXA
vprasanja ne morejo resiti S
par stavki in cato smatram "a
zgreseno, da Sc vrse TAXI po-
govori in da prihajajo jaw
most. Vsaka balkanska skupi-
ma, vsak narod ina svojo Ego
dovino in kope problemov-clo-
vek ne more in ne SINE preko
teh par stavki, ker me- more
povedati mic.
Il vse razprave clovek ne do
hi slike in vtisa, kaj in kako bl
bilo dobro. Metati demokracijo
sem IN tie, iskati resitev potion
nekakih levicarjev, vse to je
tako nejasno, da ne odgovori ma
nobeno vprasanje. Zato Sc ne
bo ste cudili, &c mi je ostal
najbolj v spominu poleg raz-
prave glede meja, sledeci odsta-
vek:
Vambery: Cudim Sc, &c ste
kdaj re slisali pripovedko di-
plomatu, XII je bill poslan V ne
ko balkansko glavno mesto. Pri
kosilu so ga posedali "a mizo
tako, da je sedel med ministr-
skim predsednikom in pa fl
nancnim ministrom. Koncno Sc
obrne proti ministrskemu pred
sedniku in pravi: "Zdi sc mi, da
DO treba It'll" Isce zepno uro in
ko je ne najde, pravi: "No, 60
} spod ministrski predsednik to
mi je nerazumljivo. Moja zepna
ura, katero sem incl Sc pred
; kratkim, mi je bila gotovo u
Ikradena. "To nj MIC" odvrne mi
nistrski predsednik, "jaz vam
jo najdem''. In res jo prinese
pet minut kasneje. Diplomat
vprasa: .'Kie ste jo nasli?" Mi
nistrski predsednik vrne {:
"Financni minister jo je incl"
- ""Ah, to je moral biti pa ia-
ko v zadregi." - "Nikakor ne' ,
, odvrne ministerski predsednik.
"On niti ne We, da sem mu 10
vzel."
In javnosti povem, da je to
"duhovitost' sprawl ma dan
i Madjar Vambery in s tenn Sc
$ veda pustil nekaj, kar Sc nj da-
. 10 zbrisati tam niti sc ne da
zdaj, ko je vse to priobceno. To-
! rel pri resni razpravi, kako bi
2 Sc resilo balkansko vprasanje,
4 pokadi madjarski cigan svojim
slovanskim sosedom tako, da Sc
naenkrat preneha resnost vpra-
{ sanja in pa vrednost predstav-
4 nikov. Kako so mogli gospodje
> Sc nadalje sedeti "a okroglQ mi
20 in sc vdelezevati razpfave,
mi je nerazumlj jivo. In kaksno
4 slovansko kri so morali imeti v
svojih zilah, da Sc nj vsaj eden
med mimi izpozabil in primazal
Madjaru tako klofuto, da hi bill
po robcu pobiral svoje zobe.
&c ne MAIDEN nicesar druge-
r ga takega, da bi imelo toliko te-
r re, da hi vsaj nekaj casa nekje
lezalo, nj krivda moja, ampak
, tistih, XII prevzamejo take odgo-
j vornosti in jih tako izvrse. -
Lep document ste izdali in pri-
pravili za-Lahe.
4 Dosti "a danes! :
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Hunters Land
ToAdjoiinCity
Times star corr.pond.s,

LANSING. April THE state
conservation department will
spend 81, S00,O0 for land in SOUTH
eastern Michigan to bring hunting.
fishing and recreational facilities
within a radius of 100 miles from
downtown Detroit after the war.
Supplementing a legislative ap-
preparation of 81 500, 900, the COM
mission today authorized another
$500, 900 from it's game and fishing
fund TO buy up land In Wayne,
Oakland, Washtenaw and sur
rounding counties.
The commission also adopted a
resolution authorizing the attor-
ney general TO institute condem-
nation proceedings for state pur-
chase OF $500 acres Of land owned
by lumber company within the
proposed Porcupine Mountain Park
area in the Upper Peninsula.
II was also indicated the attor-
ney general will Immediately seek
an injunction to prevent the COM
pany from cutting timber within
the tract.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
.ReCordsMdde
0fCeNophdne

A new type OF sound recording
m &C h ne. which impresses the
sound on a cellophane tape, will
be shown at a special demonstrs-
ton at the Cadillac Hotel
today and tomorrow.
Developed by Jay Fonda. chief
engineer of the Fonda Corp. Of
New York, the device utilities an
endless loop of cellophane 800 feet
long, permitting up TO eight hours
of constant recording at cost of
so cents an hour.
Chief uses for the recorder at
present are in traffic control tow
ers at airports and for monitoring
of radio stations. After the war
the makers expect II 10 be widely
used for music reproduction in
homes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Three Supervisors
Named by Hamtram(k

Three members were appointed
today 10 the Wayne County board
Of supervisors by the Hamtramck
city council.
The three are Mayor Stephen s.
Skrzycki. City Assessor Chester
Ruff and John r. Woityle, council
president
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08

a New Jersey legislative appro-
priationS committee received a
proposal TO increase the annual
salary Of Labor Commissioner
Harry c. Harper 10 $4,000.
The present pay of $500 was
enough. Harper told the COM
mittee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Keep
Perspiring Feet
Dry and Sweet
ADVERTTsEMENT

Don't suffer longer with wet, perspirinR
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SOCKS or stockings that torture tender feet.
Just dust your feet and shoes WEI Az.
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1901 doors Go 70 the nsarest drug store ana
r.t Alien . Foot-Eass. Get nd Of that vet
esmny feeling -snioy the blissful oornfort
~ dry socks and stoekings-ges foot-happy
today the Foot Ease vAy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08

Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Official Protests
Own Salary Raise

TRENTON, n. J., April 7 CUP)
One objection was raised when
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08

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Evening star., 1944-08-16
Edge Says Hague Uses
Army's Secret Mailing Lisi

Sy the Associated Press.
TRENTON, N. j., Aug. 16.-Gov.
Walter E. Edge, Republican. said
today that in direct violation of
War Department regulations and
instructions,' the Hudson County
Democratic organization had been
furnished with confidential vot-
ing list OF Hudson servicemen by
some unidentified person or persons.
Announcing he had an affidavit
alleging that similar thing had
occurred in another county, Gov.
Edge said he was having investiga-
tions made
The Governor said the Hudson
organization Of Mayor Frank Hague
of Jersey City, State Democratic
leader, was using its list for political
purposes.
Gov. Edge said that before the
servicemen canvass was started the
War Department had insisted that
the addresses "be kept secret for
reasons of national security" and
that the lists were to be used solely
for the purpose of mailing election
ballots.
The Governor said he learned of
the situation when his attention
was called to the decentralization,
through identical form letters. of
Hudson County servicemen as far
away as China, soliciting their po-
litical support and their votes
against the revised State constitu-
ton"
Evening star., 1944-08-16
I rumun Reveals Plan to Keep
Democrat in His Senate Seat

vember 7. Gov. Donneu would have
that opportunity.
But the junior Senator from Mis-
souri, has no such intention. As a
Democrat, he counts on Phil Dom
nelly, Democratic nominee for Gov
ernor, beating Republican Jean Paul
Bradshaw for that office. (Gov.
Donnel is Republican nominee for
Missouri's other seat in the Senate.) }
The new Missouri Governor takes
office the second Monday in Janu-
ary. If elected Vice President, Sem
ator Truman would not have to di-
vert himself of his senatorship un-
til January 20, the presidential in
auguration day, almost two weeks
later.
I'm confident Mr.. Donnelly will
be the next Governor and he can
appoint my successor" Senator Tru-
man said.
The Missourian is standing by
waiting for orders from President
Roosevelt on campaign plans
Those plans, Senator Truman said
are entirely up to Mr.. Roosevelt.
Evening star., 1944-08-16
La Roe Is Reoppointed
To District Parole BoorS

Wilbur La Roe, jr., has been re-
appointed a member of the Board
of Indeterminate Sentence and
Parole of the District for a term of
seven years, beginning September l,
the Commissioners announced to-
day.
Mr.. La Roe was originally ap-
pointed to the board in 1884 for the
unexpired term of DR.. Loren B. T.
johnson, whose term expired in
1887. He was reappointed in August,
1887.
The other members Of the board
are Frank R. Jelleff, chairman, anL,
Col. Campbell c. johnson.
Evening star., 1944-08-16
Printers Rejoin AFL,
Pay August Per Capita
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
William Green, president of the
American Federation of Labor, an
nounced yesterday that the Inter
national Typographical Union has
completed the process of re-
aff1liation with the AFL after a
four-year absence.
The printers paid per capita tax
for August on $4,000 members. The
union was paying on average of
T9,200 members at the time it was
suspended in 1899 for refusal to pay
a special assessment levied for the
purpose of combating the old Con-
gress of Industrial Organizations.
The special assessment since has
been discontinued. Retaliation
was voted in referendum taken
last May II and was completed in
time to give the printers repre-
sentation at the annual ALF con-
Eention in November.
Evening star., 1944-08-16
Ry the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
Senator Truman figured out today
how, if elected Vice President, he
could take Office without costing his
party Missouri Senate seat.
It's all done with calendars. pro-
vided-and this is important in the
figuring-that the Democratic Party
carries Missouri and the Nation
November 7.
Senator Truman's Senate term
has two and a half more years to
run. If elected Vice President on
the Democratic ticket-"and the
Democratic ticket can't miss this
year." he says-he must resign as
Senator. The Governor Of Missouri
will appoint a successor to serve out
the balance of his term.
The present Governor, Forrest c.
Donnell, is Republican and pre-
sumably would replace Senator Tru-
man with member of that party If
he had chance. If Senator Tru-
man should resign Immediately
after the general election next No.
Evening star., 1944-08-16
Piebe Reported Badly Hurt
In Plane Lei Collision
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PRINCE FREDERICK, Md, Aug.
l6.-Midshipman Kenneth E. Wilson,
1s-year-old Naval Academy plebe
from Narberth, Pa, was injured seri-
ously in the airplane-boat collision
Saturday in Chesapeake Bay which
killed four persons, his mother re-
ported.
Mrs. Kenneth E. Wilson, visiting
relatives here, said her son was
under treatment at a naval hospital
at Solomons, Md, for a brain con-
cussion and was expected to recover.
She said young Wilson was stand
ing beside two other midshipmen.
both of whom were killed, on the
deck of a landing craft boat when a
Patuxent River Naval Air Station
plane. struck the bow of the vessel.
The planes pilot and a WAVE pas
senger also were killed.
Evening star., 1944-08-16

Gefaio Asan. gOmery county
Selective Service Board and chair
man of the Montgomery County
Zoning Committee.
Members of three more teams OF
the advance gifts unit also were
named today.
The workers, on teams captained
by Mrs. James Clement Dunn. Nell
son E. Perrin and Wilmer j. Waller,
include Mrs. David Barry, Mrs
Charles S. Dewey, Mrs. William j.
Flather, jr., Mrs. John Clifford Fol-
ger, Mrs. James Lawrence Houghtel-
ing, Mrs. Arthur Krock, E. r. Fink
enstaedt, Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss,
Philip Marshall Brown, William L.
Clayton, David E. Finley. Myron A.
Hofer, Mrs. Cary D. Langhorne,
Mrs. Alan NJ Scaife, Francis G.
Addison, jr. H. Lawrence Choate,
Walter B. Clarkson. Barney L. Col
ton, Mrs. Wade Martin and T.
Baker Robinson. All are members
of the advance gift division chair
named by Mrs. Reginald S. Huide-
koper.
Evening star., 1944-08-16
BowIes Will CurtaiI
Gas for Private Planes
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
OMAHA, August 16.-OPA Ad-
Chester Bowles yester-
day notified Chairman Charles w.
Leeman of Omaha's downtown ra-
ton board that IAN amendment is
in the process of clearance" to cur
tail use of gasoline by private
planes. owners of which now are
granted all the fuel they request.
Mr.. Leeman, who protested last
week to Mr.. Bowles against uncon-
trolled use of gasoline for private
flying, released letter in which Mr..
Bowles said rationing of the fuel is
expected to be made effective in
the very near future" and declared
non essential flying is definitely on
the increase"
Evening star., 1944-08-16
Wagner's Son Warns
Against Changing Leaders

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. Ex-senator
Wagner, Democrat, of New York
yesterday quoted q letter from his
son. Maj. Robert F. Wagner, jr.,
serving with the Air Forces in the
European theater of operations, as
saying "the American people should
not dare to change leadership"
1.-THE President seems undesirable
at this point if military operations
continue to progress favorably," the
letter said.
The Senator displayed the COM
munication while talking with re-
porters at Democratic State head
quarters.
Senator Wagner said he was GER
tain President Roosevelt would win
a fourth term even though Repub-
licans had been elected Governor
In States with a majority of the
electoral vote.
One 500 bond will pay for 10 xas
masks.
Evening star., 1944-08-16
German War Prisoners
End California Strike
BY the Associated Press.


STOCKTON, Calf, Aug. 16.-Ger-
man prisoners of war, employed at
the Army ordnance depot, ended
their strike yesterday About 500
of the 1900 quit Monday, protesting
an order increasing the work day to
nine hours.
The entire group was put on re-
stricted rations and confined to the
stockade. Yesterday their spokes-
man said the Germans were ready to
resume regular employment. They
also asked resumption of regular
meals.
Maj. A. E. Cook, public relations
officer, said the men received the
regular Army fare last night. that
they would be given today off, and
would start working nine hours a
day tomorrow.