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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-06
Priprave "a invazijo zapa.
dne Europe so Sc vrsile
4 leta
(Nadalievanje S l. stranD

(Nadalievanje S l. stranD
zalo nacijske garnizije v stanju
stalnega alarmas
VstoNv vojno cd strani Zed.
draw je ucinkoval kot brizg
sveze krvi. Amerika je organi-
zirala svoje lastne komando &C.
tie, takozvane "rangerje."
Naskok pri Dieppe je bill sOla "a
ZaVeZnike
Prvi vecji naskoK ma invazij-
ski obali je bil napravljen av-
gustu 1912, ko so Anglezi in
Kanadcani vprizorili napad ma
Dieppe v Franciji.
Ia napad je pokazal, da SO
nemske obrambe v zapadni Ev.
ropi zelo mocne, oziroma moe
nejse kot Sc je mislilo. Napa.
dalna sila je prodrla vec mill
globoko v zaledje in bitka je
trajala devet ur,> predno so sc
zavezniske cete umaknile.
Cena tega napada je bila vi
soka. Kanadcani, XII so tvorili
vecji del napadalne sile, broje-
&c okrog 5,000~moz, so izgubili
1872 MOI. Cd teh je bilo 593
ubitih, ostali pa so bill ranjeni
ali ujeti.
Zavezniki so izgubili 90 letal
in vec kot 200 bark "a izkrca-
ME. Toda Dieppe je bill dobra
| sola "a zaveznisko poveljstvo. -.
Kampanja v severni Afriki in
Italiji
V novembru 1912 je anglo.
ameriska armada invadirala Sc
verno Afriko. Operacije so bile
skrbno zacrtane in so sijajne
uspele.
Tu so :Amerikanci dobili svo.
ognjeni krst.
V maju 1943 je bill sleherni
Nemec pognan IL Afrike. Angle
Ii, Amerikanci in Francozi SO
Sc naucili delati skupaj. Velika
moe, XII jo poseda pravilno rab-
ljena zraena sila, je bila demon
strirana v zaledju otokov Pan.
telleria in Lampedusa.
Invazija Sicilije v juliju 1913
jih je naucila Sc vec. Napad je
bill podvzet bliskovito in uspel je
briljantno. v teku 38 dni je bi-
la VISA Sicilija zasedena.
Pri invaziji sicilije Sc je ra-
bilo 5000 ladij, kar dale misliti,
kako silna mornariska sila mo.
ra biti organizirana "a uspesnc
invazijo zapadne Evrope.
.3 = + y +
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-06

p K " n A a53 5 s. n & -
ME v Banjaluko. Drmacic je
pricel povprasevati pri francis
kanih, XII gotovo v e do "a kr-
scanske suznje. Pogodil 10 je.
Franciskani so mu povedali, da
sluzi v hisi nekega bega pri
Banjaluki ze pet let mlad clo-
vek, po imenu Mogajis. Pred
tremi lett pa je prisel eez samo
drug clovek in dial begu odkup-
nino "a Mogajica, toda zviti
Turcin je pridrzal tudi Miliea.
(Dalje 'prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-06
Zidono poslopie

moderno stanovanje "a 2 druzi-
nj in veliko trgovino. V prijazni
okolici. Takoj Sc zahteva samo
majhno vplacilo. Cena zmerna
Oglejte 81 jo ma 2155 Broad
view Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-06
Z Il
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NnSii
fantje-uojaki

x n
Pfc. Ludmilla Ogrin, heerka
Mr.. in Mrs. Valentine Ogrin,
It'll St. Clair Ave., Sc nahaja
pri WACs. K zenskemu armad-
nemp oddelku je pristopila v
juliju 1913, in svojo treningo je
dobila v Georgiji. Sedaj Sc ma
haja v Camp Fort Meyer, Va.
Men brat Frank T. Ogrin Sc
pa nahaja Seabees, nekje v
Juznem Pacifiku. v sluzbo Stri-
ca Sama je vstopil juniju lam
skega leta. Pred nedavnim : je
svojim, starsen pisal, da Sc je
v daljnem Pacifiku slucajno Sc
stal S svojim prijateljem in ne
kdanjim sodelavcem, nadporoc'
nixon John Lenarsic, z Grove
wood Ave-, XII Sc tamkaj nahaja
armadno zracno silo. Bio j
veselo snidenje prijateljev, k
Sc nista re dalje casa videla.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-06
XXIII.

"Ljubo mi je, gospa mati,'
izpregoyori Anka Konjska proti
Ursuli Heningovi, ida ste prisli
z Zofijo "a nekaj casa k meni v
Zagreb. vi poznate Mario, XII
cudno sanjari; skoro n a m je
popolnoma pokvarila Zofijo. De-
klica Sc je povsem izpremenila.
Nevoljna je, molceca in razdraz-
ljiva, a pricakuje Sc vedno svo-
jega Milica, XII Sc gotovo nikdar
vec ne vrne.'
"Ne vrne seq" vprasa nitro
Ursula.
"Zagotovo ne. Poslusajte me,
matt. Razgovarjala sem Sc mno-
go nasi zadevi z Alapicem,
Pravil mi je, kako pregovarja
in pregovarja Taha in koliko
truda ga stane,. JAZZ pa Sem mu
potozila nasi nadlogi, kako
da Sc nismo smell nicesar ONE.
niti tega Zofiji in kako vas We
re obljuba do Miliea, in da b
bilo vsekakor treba poizvedeti
kje je ia mladenic in a ko je
sploh Sc xiv. Alapic je nekaj ca
sa premisljal, nato mi pa rece
da Sc temu morebiti lahko po,
maga. Poznam, mi rece, prebri'
sanega cloveka, po imenu DR.
macica, zakotnega pisarja, k
ga je izpodil Tahi il sluzbe. Ts
clovek sc ne boji niti samegs
vraga. Posljem ga kot ogleduhs
"a Milicem, XII po MEM gospoc
Ambroz povsodi povprasuje. Ir
Alapi6 je postal tega cloveka.'
''No, in ia clovek? vprass
Ursula.
"Se je vceraj vrnil, matt"
I'm Milic?"
"Je xiv, toda suzenj."
"Kje?"
"Vse vam povem. Alapicev o
gleduh Sc je napotil najprej
kraje, XII so bill nekdaj nasi,
jih imajo sedaj v posesti Tur
XII, in je pricel povprasevati
kje da Sc nahajajo sunni, XII Sc
bill pred vec lett zasuznjeni o.
krog"Kanize. Iztuhtal jo je pray
pametno. Najprej je treba po
iskati Mogajica, blizu MEGA be
gotovo Mile, ako nj poginil
Rekli so mu, maj gre v Kostaj
nico, odtod v Dubico in nazad
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-06
ZADNJA KMECKA
VOJSKA
Zgodovinska povest IL leta 1873
Spisal August SENOA liz Hrv. poslov. L. J.
Zgodovinska pove.t il leta 1873

faDiJu, VSl LflJe preplede ka-
kor smrt.
''Vse posestvo Tahu?" skoci
ma noge Eliza. ITO Sc imenuje
torej pravica!"
bog Sc mas usmili!" sklene
zupnik roke.
"Srce mi pravi,' povzame E.
LIZA z drhtecim glasom, 'da bo
tekla kri, kakor gotovo je Bog" ;"
Horvat je zgrabil svojo sod
nisko palico, jo prelomil ma ko-
lenu in jo vrgel dalec cd sebe,
rekoc:
maj tie vzame zlodej! Ako
sodijo vragi, je sramota "a kr-
scenega cloveka, da Sc imenuje
sodnik."
"A kaj je z vami, ubogi pri-
jatelj moj?" vprasa Babic Gr-
daka.
"Kaj VEN? Nicesar, nicesar
nimam. Tisto malo posestvice
ma Ogrskem, XII sem jo dobil po
materi, mi je vel siloma Ba-
tor. Moi brat ina kup otrok, a
koscek zemlje, toda k MENU
pojdem, dokler ne dobim sluz-
be-"
Tedaj rece Gregoric:
"Ne zamerite mi, plemenitj
gospod, mojih besed. vi ste
plemic, JAZZ sem kmet, venda1
sem clovek. vi ste, tako mi Bog
pomagaj, velik postenjak in do
Der kakor kruh. Yes kraj pros
Boga "a vase sreco, toda zade'
la vas je nesreca. LIE maj! Tc
nase srce We, koliko dobregs
ste storili "a mas; globoko smc
81 zapisali to v svoje srce, tega
vam ne more izbrisati S n
vrag. Kcliko nesrec ste odvrni
Ii cd nash ubogih glav, to w
vsak otrok, in tudi mojo hiso b
bila zadela nesreca, ako bi ne
bilo vas. Maj vas ne DO sran
mole ponudbe. I'll meni, JAZZ te
hi in Bog blagoslovi, pravi stal
pregovor. Blizu Topic M
Kranjskem imam zemljo in hi
so. Napotite Sc tia, tn bi ne bi
Ii varni. Tahi je nema EVER. On
di gospodarite, kakor hocete
dokler Sc ne najde boljsa sreca
Oprostite mi, gospod, toda pri
slo mi je IL srca. Tu - tu," ma
daljuje kmet, "tu Sc DO, kakol
vidim pripetilo Sc marshall
Grdak stisne kmetu debelo 70
ko in rece z ginjenim glasom
"Hocem! Specimen, poste
MAX, da te ne razzalim. I'll S
clovek, pravi clovek. Picnic bt
kmetoval kmetu, dokler ne pri
de pravica cd kralja."
J., Mem, S sklonjeno glavo j
gledal zupnik ia PRIOR. Dvign'
glavo, dvigne roke proti nebl
in rece:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-06
(Nadalj

'Kraljevska svetlost je pre-
iskala vse," rece Hoszu, in We
razlikovati sumnjo cd dokaza."
"Sumnjo?" zaskriplje Grdak
in klone z glavo, "je-li sumnja,
da solnce size ma nebu? A kaj
Sc zgodi z menoj?"
''Idite, kamor vam drago"
odgovori suhoparno Majtenyi.
"In moja plaza, moja krvavo
zasluzena plaza vprasa Gr-
dak drhtecim glasom in Sc pri-
me "a glavo. "Od leta 1866 Sc
potim tukaj, pa nisem prejel MI
ii votlega vinarja."
"Ako kaj dobite," reee Hos
zu, "dobite O pravem casu, po-
tenn ko Sc pregledajo racuni,
ker Bog We -"
"Da, Bog We, da sem poste-
njak," dvigne Grdak glavo, 'da
nisem ogoljufal kralja niti "a
bobovo zrno. Razumem vse te
spletke, gospoda, to je obreko-
vanje gospoda Taha, njegovo
peklensko obrekovanje. Grem
wanna Sc nocem pravdati, ker
je vase uho gluho; grem, wanna
bo pristet greh, ako tenn kr-
vavem dvoru izbruhne pozar ir
unici kraljevino. Toda kralj mo-
ra izvedeti vse, ker hrvaski pie
mic Sc ne boji mazarskega ca
rinarja."
Mazara pokimata glavo, g
Tahi skoci ma nOge in zakrici:
"Nicvrednez, poberi Sc il
grada. Tu sem JAZZ gospodar."
"In tn te zaloti strela bozje
pravice, rabelj!" odvrne Grdak
dvignivsi roko. Razzaljen, raz
ljucen zapusti bivsi upravitel.
grad, a ko je prisel do grajskih
vrat, Sc zakrohota gospodic Ga
briel "a MIN:
"Ha! Ha! Ha! Lahko noe, a.
mice! Yes sedaj, kaj je baron?'
Grdak krene ma konju prot
Brdovcu. Pred zupnisGem vpra'
sa "a gospodarja. Povedo mu
da je pri Eliji Gregoricu.
Napoti Sc tia in zavije ma
ravnost ma dvorisce. Pred hisc
so sedeli zupnik, Eliza Grego
ric in sodnik Ivan Horvat.
"Pomagaj Bog!' ga pozdrav
start Babic, "kaksna sreca vas
nosi V Brdovec, gospod Or
dak?"
"Nesreca, ocer' odvrne S sol
zami V oceh upravitelj. "Bera(
sem brez zavetja, brez vsega.'
"Kaj je, "a Boga?' Sc ustra.
81 duhovnik.
"Kaj?" Sc nasmehne bridkc
Grdak, "madzarska carinarjs
sta me "a mole zvesto sluzbo.
vanje izgnala kakor psa in pro-
dala vse posestvo susjedskemu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-02
New $88 Billion Budget
Assumes Peace By 1916

Washington. Aug. 2-(AP)-Bud-
stf Director Harold y. Smith, as
Sl}lnlng that the fighting in Europe
VIII be over by next summer, Cstl-
mated today that the United States
would spend $88, 900, 600, 900 for War
IN The fiscal year begun ON July /.
Al o, he said, in presenting 70
tlSed estimates of Federal finances
lor the year, American taxpayers
VIII ontrlbutc toward that sun the
largest government take Of record.
III revised upward by nearly
Nv llllon dollars his January cs-
I'm s of net receipts-from $40
'oa 1000 to $45, 663 900 900, Net
Iece1 Is IN the fiscal year ended
!uh 50 totaled S44, l49, 900, 900, dou-
Die Ia, preceding year.
Except for employment taxes.
winch Congress failed to increase,
and customs, Smith revised upward
all his taxes.
Direct taxes on individuals he es-
tlmated at Sl8,935, 600, 900 instead
or Sl8,ll3,000, 900, but still below
the S20,29O 900 900 actually collect
eo IN the last fiscal year, when
adoption of the pay-as-you-go plan
caused unusual collections.
Other top estimates, compared
WIN n January estimates:
Director taxes on corporations,
Sl6,588, 900 900 and Sl5,4 04. 600, 900,
excise taxes, S5,S37, 0c0,0 600 and ST.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-02

beach resorts were washed away. A
number Of cottages were damaged
and unrootod. Al the request OF
Governor J. NJ, BrouGhtou, a military
detail from Fort Fisher patroled de
serted Carolina Beach today.
Although the winds began dImin-
;shing in this area after 10 p. m.
last night, gales and rain continued
past midnight. Winds eff gale force
whipped towns farther up the coast,
bat no extensive damage was re-
ported.
Heavy winds were 'e1t in inland
towns of Eastern North Carolina be-
fore the storm Wa djssiPated. a
aumbcr of trees were blown down
and crop damage was reported to be
extensive in some areas in the path
of the storm.
Power and water facilities were
being restored today at Wrightsvillc
2Nd Carolina Beaches. and a daylight
check-up disclosed that no residences
Wcrc destroyed, although many SUI
tered storm damage.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-02
GOES INTO

Chapel HiII, Aug, 2-Nancy Sml1h,
Phi Beta Kappa graduate OF the Uni
versitv in the class Of 1914, and
daughter of Betty Smith (Jones). au-
thor of "A Tree Grows in BROOKLYN
has left the Carolina campus to enter
newspaper work IN New York.
While still a senior last year, Miss
Smith served as correspondent for
town news for the Durham Morning
Herald. She also worked on the
Bridgeport; Times Star and the New
Haven Register during the summers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-02
Hurricanes
Damage Put
At So Million

Wilmington, Aug. 2.-lAF,-
The tropical hurricane which
struck the Wilmington shin
yards aud resort section last
night caused property damage
which police estimated at
around 81, O00, 900.
Nc loss of life has been re
ported. Ten persons were hos
pitalized and two Negroes were
badly shocked from touching a
fallen wire.
Only small Shocks were blown
down at nearby Wrightsvjlle and
beaches, but some resi-
denCcs were unroOfcd and water
reached second story levels in many
of them. Tho board walks at the
beaches were uprOOted and conces-
sion stands alongside were destroy
ed. High water caused most Of the
property damage.
Police Chief Bruce Valentine OF
Beach said damage there
Appropriated 1000, 000, while r. l.
Benson, city clerk, estimated it al
$500, 600 in Wrightsville Beach. The
Wilmington News reported damage
the city at $500 900.
Many residents had returned tc
the beaches by oon
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-02
Daring Raid Upon
Albanian Port Is
Made bv British

Rome, Aug. 2.-(AP)-Brit-
ish land, naval and air forces
coOperated in a successful raid
last Saturday against the Al
bantam port of Himarc and in
flicted heavy casualties on the
enemy. a special Allied COM
muniuue announced today.
The bulletin said the raldlns
forces brought back thirty prl-
SonerS. hut gave no other de-
tails of the operation.
Himare is near the ii"
corner of Albania. about oo
miles across the Adriatic from
the heel of the Italian boot.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-02
Agreed On At 7 ehera an
War News Is Good
Everywhere, Commons
Told by Churchill

London. Aug. 2.-AP)--priInc
Minister Churchill disclosed to-
day hat the Normandy invasion
and the cOordinated Red army
OffenSiVes resulted from an
agreement with Marshal Stain
at Tcheran, and said the Axis
armies were recoiling o every
battlefront all over the world"
The news from Normandy, he told
Il cheering House Of Commons, is X
tremely good, and the first Ameri-
can army advancing down the At
lantic coast might we'll be approach
ing the important railway center Of
RenneS, about half way across the
base of the Brest PENINSULA :.
OF Italy he said: We may
hope hat operations of the ut
most vigor Will be continued by
General Alexander Called COM
mander-in-chief) and his armies
throughout the summer and au-
tumu.'
But he added that while things
We're going Well there, it is the Rus
sian armies who have done the most
work, tearing the CUTS out Of the
German army
The prime minister brought
the wa sharply home to Britain
with the disclosure that Abs
persons have been killed by
rocket bombs, with 1000 in
jurcd, and Il 900 home destroyed
since the attacks began June Is.
He said the invasion of Normandy
June 6 fulfilled u promise made to
Stain at Ieheran that such a plan
would be put into operation at the
end of May on the beginning OF June.
In return, he said, the Soviet
leader promised that the whole
of the Russian armies would be
thrown, as indeed they have
been, into the general battle i'll
the east
Churchill laid that Britain's fleet
IN the Asl5tic waters would be great
" strengthened by the end OF the
G and expressed belief that the
intervals between the defeat of Hit
ler and the defeat of Japan will h"
shorter. perhaps much shorter, than
| had At Ola time supposed
Telling of the plan to augment
British Aslatic naval forces. be said,
1T is possible, however, that the Jap
anese fleet viii have its time taken
up with the Navy of the United
States, which Is already double the
size of that p~rcsumptiVe power"
''In the air. ON sea and under IN"
increase, with steady stridcS.' the
sea. our well established supremacy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-02
Wilmington Section
And Beaches Badly
Damaged by Storm
4O-Foot Waves Sweep Over Beach Resorts;
Inland Towns Hard Hit; Crop Loss Heavy

Wilmington. Aug. 2+AP)-A tropical hurricane apparent
~ spent itself over the SWamps of Eastern North Carolina today
after damaging Wilmington beach resorts and temporarily
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-02
Reds Sweep
Fast Over
The Viistula
German Armies Arc
Split by Russians
On Northern Front

Moscow, Aug, Q (AP) -
Thousands of Germans trapped
in Latvia and E5tonla by a swift
Russian plunge 10 the Baltic sea,
80 miles west Of Riga, thraShed
at the Russian moose today,
while other Nazls fought VIC
lentlv on a 2O-mlle suburban arc
in defensn e HGSiyged Warsaw.
.ettheast Of Tive invested Polish
capital, General ChenlakhoV.Isy re
opened = huge drive toward Fast
Prussia on a 2OO-miIe front. $'rlk-
ino within ten miles of the rear
frontier of the land OF the Junker
generals.
(The German communicate StD9-
gcsted that Russian troops were poUt-
ing across the broad and sWlt' VS.
that Nazi planes sank on the Vls-
tlla % Soviet ferries crammcd with
troops The Commlmique SAID
heavy. fluctuating fighting" was
continuing ON the approaches Of East
Prussia. between AugustoW, eight
miles from the frontier, and the
Memel river. The Germans ac-
knOWIedged loss OF three cities and
said they recaptured n Fighting
still was reported against a Russian
brid2chead below Warsaw. C0ntin-
ued Russian advances toward the
BSkleg pass through the Ca%rpathians
10 CZechOSIOVak1a were reportcd.)
The German ION and 18th ar
mics have been operating in the
Baltic states and these were split
by the drive TO the sea west of
Riga.
Once estimated at 80 divisions
of perhaps 10000 men, there was
no official estimate of the number
trapped in IN area about the size
Cf South Carolina.
The Red army had cut and was
astrldc all railroads and highways
leading from the Baltic states to
East Prussia. From 1ukums on the
coastal railroad. a Baltic army group
tanned Off rapidly in three directions:
|, DaShIng less than 20 miles from
Riga itself, ,, northWard along the
Gull OF Riga, and, 3, toward such
escape ports as d Lelpaja, IS miles
east, NentSpll5 and Mazjrbc.
Only the sea remained as an cscane
route tor HltIcr's trapped lcgions, bu1
the wide sweeping Russian aIr force
menaced this avenue. Front dispat-
cheS indicated It may be only a mat
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-02

OF Italy he said: I'VE may
hope that operations of the ut
most vigor Will be continued by
General Alexander Called CON-
mander-in-chief) and his armies
throughout the summer and au-
tumu.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
lFIiSIlf--2N aZiS Down

The first enemy fighter dnwaed
by Capt. Matheson was an
FW-l9O, which he sent 10 the
earth IN flames. He s0aTCd- 10
1000 feet for another dOgflght
-drr -THIIEd- us SECOND Nazl plane.
Capt MatheSon IS married 10
The former Hllda Brown Of Bir-
mingham and Is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. {. w. Matheson Of
Grand Rapids
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Guerin 10 Address
FIJI Farley Here
Times Photo

Robert A. Guerin, Detroit FBI
head, today invited all police
officers and enforcement agents
TO attend IN F'BI law enforce
mcnt conference in the nam
auditorium Of the Rackham Build
ing al 100 p. m. next Friday.
Guerin will deliver the keynote
address. Law Enforcement IN the
Postwar Period. %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

Downing two Nazi planes on
one mission was the latest feat
Of Capt. Charles +. Matheson. %
Of 876 Hazelwood. Birmingham
IL was reported today
Flying with his squadron Of
Lightning fighters over Ff2t-tr1-r
Aug. IS, Capt WatheSon's assign
ment was 10 bomb ener2y.-a4I-
fields and dispersal areas. After
the task was successfully ON
pleted, the group was attacked
by a formation OF Nazi planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

Campus Cuties Chorus: BYE
Bye Bobby Socks" $50 Long,
Sloppy Sweaters, Too" i the
Cry of Stephens College Girls,
Whose Curriculum Now In
cludes n Fashion Designers
Tips. Read This story by Inez
RObb in The American Weekly,
Celebrated Magazine DiStrib-
uted With This Sundays Issue
of The Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Drinking Ordinance

BAY CITY, Sept. S-An ordi-
nance banning persons under p
years old from drinking places
had been approved today by city
commissioners who Will formally
adopt it today. The ordinance does
not apply 10 eating places, where
drinking is secondary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
KrduseDemdnds
Edison Refund
Time. star Correspondent

LANSING, Sept. S-Deciaring
that an Injunction temporarily
restraining a Slo,45oOOo refund
10 customers Of the Detroit Edi-
son Co. was faulty, Paul n.
Krause. Detroit corporation coun.
sci. today asked the Michigan
Public Service Commission 20
compel the company TO make the
refund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
WILL CLOSE OFFICE

Order 10c United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

Through A steady reduction OF
the salaried administrative staff
of the Detroit OCD, a saving of
$4,000 to $4,000 of the current
years budget is expected, Frank
NJ. McLaury, OCD director here,
announced today.
From a staff of "a in July
the personnel has already been
reduced to ii and further cuts
next month will leave only four or
five persons, McLaury said.
MeEaHfy emphasized that this
did not mean that OCD volunteers
would cease to function.
DROP RAID PROGRAM
"The cut in the number Of
saiaried employees was made be-
cause the air raid program has
been discontinued" he said. at
~ hoped that the volunteer work.
ers will continue in community
service as neighborhOod clubs
and in salvage drives"
McLaury has resumed his Job as
deputy city controller and is still
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Ready to Blast the Japs

torpedo bOmbers fully loaded with bombs and
TAIL somewhere the south
Pacific take off mission to blast Jap shipping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Slash i'm OCD Staff
Will Save $4,000

nominally OCD director. Harold
J. Rosswurm is acting director.
Fire protection for emergency
housing units has been provided by
the loan of some of the OCD's 200
auxiliary fire pumps.
WILL CLOSE OFFICE
OCD headquarters in the Nc
Kerchy Building will be closed,
McLaury said. How the 20 city
owned air raid sirens will be dis
posed of has not been decided.
The Red Cross disaster commit
tee will be given the food, clothing
and medical supplies at more than
rs emergency stations throughout
the city.
There will be no immediate
recall Of helmets, gas masks and
extinguishers from air raid ward
ems until the government decides
what it wants TO do with them,
McLaury said.
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DROP RAID PROGRAM

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