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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-06
ZAVEZNISKI INVAZIJSKI -ARMADI
POVELJUJE GENERAL MONTGOMERY

Drugi uradni komunikej glavnega sana gen. Eisen-
howera, XII je sledil kalu prvm je naznan, da 81
lam, XII invadirae rdnjavo Evopo poyeljuje britsk
general B. L. Montgomery.
Prva invazija sia sestoj il Amerikancev, Angle
zev in Kanadcanov.
V zavezniskem buletinu nj bill oznacen kraj ker
e invazija zacela toda il nemskh komunikeev
vidne sledece podrobnosti:
Zaveznska pomorska sila kateri Sc nahajajo tezke
bojne ladje bombardira LIE Havre. Berinsko porocio
oznacuje bombardranje kot 'strahovito."
Oh istem casu zacele oba severne Norman
die pristajat cete zavezniske padalne pehote XII
spoprjele nemskimi udarnmi cetami
Istocasno IL nvazijskih bark zacee ma obrezje
vspat druge zaveznske vojaske edinice
POSLANICA GEN. EIsENHOWERJA MA
CETE PRED PRICETKOM BORBE
Gen. Eisenhower je posebnem dnevnem povelju
naslovjenem voake, mornarje in zrakopovce, IL
jayil:
"Sprejeli ne bono mic mani kot popolno zmago."
Eisenhower je povedal svojm mozem, da Sc je tenn
pricea "velika odresilna borba, katero pri
pravlja tie dodge mesece' in jh opomnjal da stole
pred trdovratnm in dobro prpravjenm sovraznikom.
Berlin pravi, da je sredsce invazijske borbe Ca
emu, 80 mill jugozapadno cd LIE Havra in IS mill jugo
Ivzhodno cd Cherbourga
Caen ezi 10 mill cd obale vznozju rs mill siro-
kega polotoka Normandije severni Francj. tezkih
bojh Sc tudi poroca med Caenom in Trouvillom.
Emo prvih berlinskh poroei e trdilo, da e ba prva
britska divizja padalne pehote hudo razmesar jena.
GENERAL MONTGOMERY JE ZADAL
NEMCEM PORAZ v SEVERNI AFRIKI
, Gen. Montgomery je vodil zmagovito kampanjo pro-
tt Nemcem Severni Afriki Medtem ko je gen. Eisen
hover vrhovni povenk zaveznskega generanega staba
v Evropi ina gen. Montgomery poveljstvo mad operac
i jami.
! Poleg MEGA nj bio naznanjeno me nobenega drl-
'gega poveljnika mogocno zaveznsko armado dash
ravno bill gen. Omar Bradley skoz vec mesecev po-
veljnik ameriskih armadnih sill Ang Pred prihodom
" Angio Sc je Bradley udelezl kampanje Tuniziji
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-06
ZAVEZNISKA ZRACNA
ISILA MAD BALKANOM

NEW YORK, 6. junija.
Romunski radio je danes zju-
traj naznanil, da Sc sovrazne
zracne formacije nahajajo mad
Belgradom il da plovejo prot
Romuniji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-06
ZAVEZNISKA LETALA
MAD NEMCIJO

LONDON, 6. junija. - Radio
v Luksemburgu je danes nazna-
nil, da sc zavezniska letala ma
hajajo mad juznozapadno Mem
clio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-06

Aner}ke bke in kamaske ee priae se'ern Franc ebi'ac
nazke obae bo,ayem da Mmakmeo p mill goboko zaed

Vrhovni gIovni stan zovezniske ekspedi-
ciiske s|e, 3. iuni ia - G|ovni.s+on generolo
Eisenhowerio ie noznoniI. do so Sc zovezni-
ske ee+e danes z ziu+roi pod poro moenih
mornoriskih in zroSnih sill priSeIe izkrcovoti
ma severni oboIi Fronciie.
Nemska porocila pravijo da Sc je invazja Europe
pricea med La Havrom in Cherbourgom JUNO Cd Sen
skega zaiva in oba severne Nomandje.
Berlin pravi, da Normandiji pristale zavezniske
padalne cete. Prva nemska poroca invazj svigni
la svet oh $50 zjura po evropskem casu ozroma oh
1890 zjutraj pc clevelandskem casu.
Komunikej nemske uradne agencije, XII je bill OBJ
javljen oh 4. ur zutraj cleveandsk cas) prav da
anglo ameriske eete oh use reke Sene in okolici La
Havra dobile veka ojacenja.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-13

WITH is TU. S. AMY IN GER
MANY, Dec. II tUPl-Pfc. Fred
erick r. Mink of 6570 Hurlbut
avenue, Detroit, rolled in for a
few hours sleep the other night
in the basement of tavern where
seven years ago he drank beer.
Mink now an American Ranger
after service with the coast
guard in Hawaii, the FIJI Islands
and Guadalcanal. last visited the
Hurtgen Forest villages of Hurt
gen and VoSsenack in 1887.
He remembered the little VoS-
senack tavern well--the same
tavern that now virtually has
been levelled.
Mink was born at Zucher, near
Stettin, Germany, but was taken
TO the United States by his
parents when he was a years old.
When ne was 10 Mink and his
brother returned to Germany TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-13
Subdivision Row
Decided byCourf

An onnion handed . down by
Circuit Judge Chenot today held
d that Negroes may purchase lots in
, the Oakland Hills subdivision To-
Dcated at Visgar between Outer
drive and Ecorse,
A suit was brought by white
residents. Albert &. Reynolds,
Thomas ~. Hammill and their
wives against the subdividers and
builders, Carr A. Peterson and
Milton Rather and the Negro
family of George Piazza, now llv-
ing in the subdivision
The plaintiffs cohtehded- that
the printer had made an error
when a list of restrictions was
drawn up, holding that the date,
1929 should have been 1859, for
the life of the rules barring Ne
proeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-13
Council Sets Hearing
On City Trades Wages

The common council today set
hearing for Dec. 20 on the re-
quest Of AFL building tradesmen
that city employees of the union
be paid the same rates as those
in private industry.
AZ present. the city tradesmer
receive 8 per cent less than others
because the employment is re-
garded as more stable. A similar
differential was recently abolished
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-13
DetrOiter Remembers
Ruined German Inn

attend school and spent eight
years there.
"Then the American govern
ment informed US we must re-
turn TO the United States or
lose our citizenship rights. I
returned but my brother stayed.
Both he and my uncle are
artiilerymen In the German
army. I've got a hunch my
brother may be fighting on this
front"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-13
Buy EXTRA Bonds

Your help is need
ed noW! Buy extra
bonds in the 9th
War Loan
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-29
PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS

Former President Hoover suggests that we should
move to obtain either outright possession or $780,
year Ieoses on mitory boses thot we have built oil
around the world at cost Of hundreds Of millions
Of dollars.
With Dir power what it is, and growing ever more
deadly, should feel much sofer if we had those
distant outposts Much sofer olso, to tell the truth
II we we're certain that no hostile notion could use
them against
However, there is the question whether other no.
tons - Brozil to toke outstanding example =
would permit TO establish on her soil thot extra
territorioIty we now have resigned in China Would
we permit Britain to have permanent miIitory
bases on American sol2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-29
Leventritt
4 J 10 5 4 2
y A 8
q A 10 7 5 3
q Z
4 K 7
y K J 7 8
. K 8
l. A K @ J 8

brought out an interesting point
in a hand he played re-
Gently. Leventritt admitted that
four spades was a pretty high
contract, in view of all the cards
South held, and he further adj
mitted that his contract should
have been defeated.
North opened the ten of clubs.
When it held, he continued with
club. Leventritt (WesD ruff
fed, led a small spade, went
right up with dummy's ace and
ruffed another club in his own
hand. Now he led the ten OF
spades and South won. South
was end-played. II he led
heart or a diamond, Leventritt
would let it ride around to dunn
my's queen. He played back
high club, Leventritt discarded
his nine of hearts and ruffed in
dummy with the spade queen.
He returned the queen OF dia-
monds, South covered with the
king and Leventritt won with
the ace. The last trump was
picked up and the ten of dia-
monds played. When North
played the jack, Leventritt was
careful to throw dummy's eight
spot to avoid blocking the dia-
mond suit.
At the very beginning. when
Norths ten of clubs held the first
trick, he should have realized
that il his partner, with the ace
ng-queen-jack of clubs, want
ed clubs continued, he would
have overtaken. Instead of play
ing another club. North should
have shifted to a heart, which
would have automatically de-
feated the contract.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-29
BOLIVIAN REVOLUTION

II would he eosv 70 OverestinlOte the lnterN0tION-
=, .ioniticonce of the revolution in which younger
,o,do ~ BoIvio Sufficient information seems now
- he ovoiobIe 70 oDDrose the revolt effectively And
,he we n the United Stotes surely can take no COM
trt from, overthrow Of stronoIy pro.Aed chief ex
.c,tive nrobobIv we need not worry unduy.
e.. ,,,eai,io, tbot the outbreak was Nozi coup
..o t,o,, tho foct thot Bolivia Iona had been one
~ 49,, ..o eo,tb An,ercon REPUBLICS most domnot-
~ 49, Awe int,o,,ers Gernoon and japanese in
....-te have been strono there
e.. ;.,+a - tho inland rubber center of Rib
.,o,to non,,oton nerhops 5000. two-thirds Of the
..L. go Lo,ooeee IN Cochonoon,bo second
49,, - 49, country j. eeen,s os thoJoh no store lacks
49,. 49, ca,roo, oroen+
Rt os the situation seems to be workino out the
..,oI+ a,oeore - he nrn,orilv domestic and South
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-29
. BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON .

5000 work for the master.
These people are absolutely sub
ordinate"
Even these promises of slave
owning failed to lure the col
onists. Some did 60. Under
ground papers say the number
was not more than $4,000, and
those who did 60 found only
grief. German soldiers seemed
to get the best land. Over every
10 Dutch farmers there was one
German district farmer"
Harvests. instead OF going to
Holland, as promised. went to
Germany. There was no pay.
FORCED EXODUS
Some colonists found that the
land assigned them had already
been won back by the Red
Army. Others found themselves
stranded between battle lines.
Still others were forced to do
road work or were pressed into
the German army.
A few tried TO make their way
back to Holland, and were ma
chine-gunned by the Germans.
Then, in January, as the Red
armies advanced into the
Ukraine, it was announced that
some 600 officials temporarily
unemployed were being shifted
from Netherlands Eastland to
new posts in Holland and Den
mark.
They started home in four
trainloads. Russian air forces
attacked them, Wrecking three
out of the four. Only one
trainload got back to Holland
to tell the story.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-29
MORE PAPER WORK

A friend in Washington writes Of standing in
line for hours in the Internal Revenue building woit
ing for some expert assistance in filling out bis in
come tox form He soys thot some 1000 Washing
tonions have been doing the same every doy, and
thot it takes the experts on overoge Of 20 minutes
TO fill out each FORM 81
Now that you've filled out your form, perhaps
you would like to tackle little more paper work and
try to guess how many mondays Of work have been
lost through people all over the country waiting
ground on the BOSS time for help in this simple lit
tie task. Or moybe you'd just like to toke ON aspirin
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-29
AROMATIC THEFT

CHICAGO - Forest Tenney,
an aircraft engineer whose hob
by is compromising perfumes,
lost more than imported glass
ware which he termed IRE
placeable" when thieves took
100 bottles from his car.
Thirty bottles contained in
gradients used in perfume manu-
facture and the other 100 con-
tanned perfumes. He valued the
lot at So, 600.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-29
. MIND YOUR
MANNERS .
Test your knowledge OF
correct social usage by an
swering the following ques-
TOMS, then checking against
the authoritative answers be-
lam.

1. II you want a friend to see
a clipping but you would like to
have it back would it be all
right to mark it "Please re-
turn?
2. Is 1t all right to put your
name in your books before lend
ing them to friends?
3. Is ii all right to ask for
the return of book that an ac-
quaintance has kept for six
months?
4. Is II important not TO
show resentment when one Is
being kidded?
5. Should a man ask a wo-
man with whom he has been
talking on a train what her
name is?
What would you do if
You send a baby gift TO a
prospective mother and she has
twins
(a) Do nothing about IL?
(b) Send second gift. one
that matches the first, il pos
sible?
Answers
I. Certainly.
2. Yes. But not while the
borrower looks on.
3. Yes.
4. Yes.
5. No.
Better What Would You Do"
solution-(b).
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-29
WOUNDED IN
(CHOW) ACTION

BINGHAMTON, N. Y-The
War Department casualty list
said wounded in action in
Italy" but Pvt. Frederick j.
Judge wrote home: Il hurt my
ankle going to chow"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-29
SHOULD PAVE WAY

GETTYSBURG, Pa. - An ap-
plication to the local ration
board for a child's special shoe
stamp carried this invitation:
she walks one and half
miles TO school. Come out and
see this road and you'll know
why she needs new ones.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-29

CD was hit over the head with
revolver butt; CD fell through
trap door; "a jumped off a
10-foot ladder; 60 was dunked
in a fish pond and co swallow
ed goldfish. Last trick wa
the easiest. The fish was made
of gelatin.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-29
. FLASHES
OF
LIFE .
BY the Associated Press
'APER DOLL-ER

BUFFALO, n. Y.1George T.
MCGOWAN, collector of Internal
Revenue, received this letter
signed mo can do:
Just sample of what you've
got me doing since | got your in
come tax form
The letter contained six paper
dolls, cut from the income tax
instruction sheet.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-29

MACHINE GUN PRODUCTION
Manufacture Of one type of
machine gun requires more than
1900 separate matching opera
tons. One of its bolts alone re-
quires sc different operations.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-29
MOTHER LOVE

BUFFALO - Her dolly was
cold, so nine-year old Matilda
Sill placed it in the oven.
Results: Smoke, firemen and
charred dolly.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-29

NAILS RESTRICT MARRYING
AS part of the German scheme
to cut down the Polish popula-
ton, it is. illegal for women un-
der 26 and men under % to
marry in that occupied country.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-29
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON


come a Hollywood whistle
boy as film scenarists take
sly poke al the wartime shortage
of men in Washington in RKO 5
Heavenly Days" The home
spun Fibber is surprised when
three glamor girls whistle adj
miringly at him as he and Mol
ly walk down street in the
film.
why were they whistling?"
asked FIbber.
Believe il or not. they we're
calling a street car. says Molly,
taking firmer grip on his arm.
Humphrey Bogart, just re-
turned TO Hollywood from tour
Of the African and Italian fronts,
will star in a special Red Cross
short--"A Report From the
Front-by Humphrey Bogart."
It could happen only in Hol-
lyWood. On stage 5 at Para
mount, there's snoW-making
machine for Alaskan scenes in
The Road to Utopia" Next
door, on stage 6, there's swim
ming pool with heated water
for a bathing gal dance routine
in Bring on the Girls"
You'll probably recognize the
voice for Victor Moore carica-
ture in Leon Schlesinger's "Mer-
RE Melodie cartoon, "Ain't That
Ducky." Moore himself dubbed
in the dialogue.
Daisy, the educated pooch,
launched a long and mournful
bowling on the set of National
Velvet"
with a bow tie" cracked Di-
rector Robert z Leonard, he d
be perfect for Sinatra."
And speaking of Sinatra, Vera
Vague reports this lure being
used by lunch stand near the
RkO studio. A sign in the win
dow says: Girls wanted for
Mattresses. Sinatra eats here.
After a soldier danced with
Ruth Warrick at the Hollywood
Canteen the other night, he went
over to a busboy and asked il
he could get her telephone mum.
Der. The busboy was the star
husband, Eric Rolf
Wallace Beery-poet Hard tc
believe. but rough and rugged
Wally will compose as well a:
recite il in his new film. Hon
est Plush Brannon.
MISSIONARIES
Susan Peters, who know:
nothing about piano, does &
terrific bit of keyboard taking
in Song of Russia Loretta
Young, who can't play note
either, fakes Chopin Nocturne
for a scene in And Now To.
morrow" Edward G.. Robinson
who admits he can't sing, war
bles Sweet Genevieve' in MIR
Wrinkle Goes TO War" Look!
like an epidemic.
Western boogie woogie fol
Ann Sothern in "Maisie Goes &c
Reno" She'll sing Panhandle
Pete" with all the stops out.
Letter to Kay Kyscr from ;
bomber crew of the Eighth All
Force, which is raiding Berlin
these nights. The boys have
dubbed their plane "Evenln
Folks. How Y'all2'
Bud Abbott, new mayor o
Sherman Oaks, isn't treating hi
job as a joke. In office just
week, Bud is already preparing
TO petition Washington for
Federal Bank branch. To hole
all the money he and Lou Cos
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MCKINNEY ON
BRIDGE
BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

Peter Leventritt of New York,
the newest of the Life Masters,
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BY PETER EDISON
MonitOr-Leader Washington
Correspondent


Behind a recent brief, cabled
account of the bombing of three
out of four trainloads Of Dutch
colonists, returning to Holland
after being driven out of the
Ukraine by the Russians, there
is little-known story of an
other noble experiment, reveal
ed now through American con-
nections with the Dutch under
ground.
The story goes back to June,
1912, when the German master
minds in Holland conceived the
idea of providing an outlet for
the energies of the Hollanders
who formerly had gone to the
Netherlands East Indies to col
onize those lush tropical islands
of Queen Wilhelmina's domain.
Since the Nazis had already
consigned the East Indies to
the Japs, there was no colonizing
that the Germans could do in
this area, and furthermore, the
Nazis had other colonizing diff
culties of their own. They had
overrun the rich Ukraine, but
strangely enough, the Ukran-
ians of Russian origin seemed
unwilling TO cooperate with the
master race, and the Germans
themselves had no excess man.
power for planting, cultivating
and harvesting the crops of the
Ukranian soil. What better
therefore. than that the Dutch
should be transplanted from
their native lands to contribute
toward the Drag mach Oesten.
The colonizing venture was
conceived on a grand scale, like
all Nazi plans. A Netherlands
East Company was organized
under Meinoud Rost Won Ton
nlngen, Dutch NaZl counterpart,
of DR.. Schacht.
DESIGN FOR LIVING
Recruiting, however, was
slow. Dutch Nazis numbered
only few thousands, and even
they seemed more interested ir
staying at home than in pion-
eering. A few Dutchmen who
did apply found to their dismay
that they were drafted for forced
labor in Germany.
Radio appeals promised a life
of luxury. Each Dutch farmer
was told he would control 25,-
600 acres, and that he would be
expected TO behave proudly
and stalWartly and also to be a
gentleman in every respect
Each leader must see that he i.
master and that whenever HI
arrives at farm. there 1!
somebody who jumps to atten
ton to hold his horse. On the
$4,000 acres some 5000 people
usually live, of whom abou
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, IN HOLLYWOOD
HEARD AROUND

Alan Curtis and Arthur Muir
ray dancer, Corrine Miller, have
discovered each other.
It's Marc Lawrence story
about an actor who came into
the chips and Immediately en-
ployed a butler. In a few days,
he was complaining TO all his
friends that the butler was kiss
ing the cook. But that shouldn' Z
concern YOU he was told. But
it does, he complained. You
see, my wife is the cook"
A not-so-Successful glamor gal
charged into a studio publicity
department, screaming: Every
one is being selected Miss
Ooomph, Miss Sound Effects,
Miss Cotton, Miss Victory
what about me being named
something?
Sure, spoke up a bored
press agent, well name you
Miss The Boat"
SOLDIER STAR
Freddie Bartholomew, recent
~ given an Army medical dis
charge, is resting with back in
jury for several weeks before
returning TO the cameras.
Lieut.. Jack Kennedy, son of
the former ambassador to Eng
land, is corresponding madly
with Warner starlet Angela
Greene.
Life of film comedian Is sell
dom monotonous. In one l0-hour
day during filming of "One
Body Too Many" Jack Haley
Cd ran up and down a hallway
wearing only a Turkish towel;
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Alan Curtis and Arthur Muir
ray dancer, Corrine Miller, have
discovered each other.