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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
War Plant Hit
By Strike Of 9

Production Of aluminium cast
ings for airplanc and torpedo boat
engines was seriously impaired to-
day AT tho Aluminium Co. OF
America. 1911 Dunn, by a strike
OF nine bandSaw operators. which
threatened 10 close The entire
plant.
A company spokesman said that
the strike started shortly after
noon today when ono of the band
saw operators was disciplined for
failure 10 do work. assigned him
The other eight in the department
quit IN sympathy.
The strike quickly affected
other departments and within two
hours more than 300 of the day
shift Of 100 were sent home for
lack OF work.
"If il continues every depart
meut will be forced 10 shut
down." the spokesman asserted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Poles Try 10 Kill
Ndzi Boss of Poland

LONDON. Feb. IS CUP)-An
a @ m p Z TO aSSaSsinate Hans
Frank, German governor general
of Poland was made Jan % when
patriots placed dynamite on the
railway line y miles east Of era
Ccv~T blowing up the locomotive
and first three coaches, under
grognd sources here reported.
a Many Germans in the escort
were killed or wounded, but Frank
was uninjured In reprisal. 100
Poles were executed in Cracow
Feb. y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
It Isn't Real Thing, Japs Say

Soon after however broadcast by the official Japa
propaganda agency Dome began to deprecate the
strength of the American assault, saying:
This present attack by the enemy is not the real
thing and does not beyond the scope of strong
reconnaissance
Domei also had explanation for retcence of the
japanese navy to join in battle
The main force of our invincible navy is bding its
time until the very end and coOrdnang it with supply
difficulties will increase the enemy advances is
looking for the golden opportunity to destroy the enemy
al stroke this broadcast said.
The only concrete of the American stroke against
LCnntnL an nnn Col
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
The War Fronts

TANAles hold fast against Nazi assault beachhead
Yanks open major assault in Casino sector. Page L.
CAROLINE ISLANDS-London sources quote Jap commune
battle with L. S. motorized Truk. page -
w PACFIC-Alled fiers smash up Jap convoy attempting
to reach Bismarck archipelago page D.
RUSSA-52O0Q Germans killed. 1000 captured Iiquda-
ton Of trap; Germans fee Staraya Russia page p
At SEA-1000 American troops lost 1000 others
transport is sunk by enemy action Page 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Derbyshire Laborite
Wins Over Marquis

LON DON. Feb. Is CUP) -
Charles White. independent
Laborite called "the cobbler's
son" defeated the Marquis OF
Harrington, government candi-
date, who is the son and heir OF
the Duke of DcvOnShire. IN yeSter-
days parliamentary by-electior
for the west division of Derby
shire. returns showed today
The vote was 1886 for White
HIS for the 26-year-old marquis
and 223 for Robert Goodal. In
dependent AgriCultGriSt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19

In other quarters it suggested that pursuant to
clauses in the 1921 British Russian alliance, Great Britain
also having declared against Finland must be consulted
in advance before actual imposition of Russias peace
dltons.
Major features of the Russian peace Eevealed
by international News Service the basis of
information from official diplomatic in Washington
include
Acceptance by Russia OF the boundaries of the
L Russo Finnish peace of 1870 with cesson Russia
of Hangoe Island, t.nland's Little Gibraltar
C-Occupation of all Finnish cities by Red army con-
tingens with civil administrations left the hands
of the Firms.
C-Drect Finnish military and civilian cooperation in
preventing the Nazi armies said comprise six or
divisions, from escaping overland to Norway
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19

states and expanded into BeSSa-
rabia As well.
Hlalmar ProcOpc. the Finnish
minister in Washington. in re-
spouse 10 a question a. so how
the Finnish people would react TO
the purported Russian terms. cited
statement 10 the Finnish press
made by Finland's elder states
man, 75-year-old Vaino Voionmaa,
Social Democrat and former min
lister of foreign affairs and at pres
ent chairman OF the foreign affairs
committee In the Finnish Parlia-
mcnt
As late as Feb u, said Procope
CONTINUED ON Pare SiNl
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Reds Terms
Hard OH Firms
Tlmes Phoin
tsee story os Page -

WASHINGTON Feb Is CINS)-Congressional and
diplomatic circles today described very drastic the
conditional surrender terms repeatedly handed by Soviet
Russia to Finland at Stockholm three days ago.
Fnlands fate in the and her existence in postwar
Europe, in the opinion of observers hinge upon
whether the terms of surrender softened.
State department officials maintained silence declining
whether the United States has been fully advised
between Soviet Russia and Finland looking
between the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
SUBSIDIES CONTINUE

The action by the House as.
sures that the government sub
sidy program Will be continued
as two-thirds majority in both
branches OF Congress Is required
in order 10 override a presidential
veto.
The House action meant that
the Commodity Credit Corp.
which pays some Of the food
subsidies, is technically dead.
the UP Explained. The anti
subsidy provision was attached
10 a measure 10 extend the life
Of the, CCC, which expired last
midnight, 10 June 30, l9io.
EARN bloc leadets. however.
are expected 10 move soon for
At least a temporary extension
OF The CCC. and with ii the sub
sidy program, because they APP
prove OF the agcncy's price sup
port functions and certain al
IT'S subsidies on farm products
II, strongly *ordcd message
10 Congress the Pres ident charged
that the anti-SuhSidy measure. j!
approved, would bring about infla-
ton, increase the cost Of living
and create = food shortage
Further. ne said. il would de-
stroy the sterilization program.
IL the ban on subsidy payments
WAS allowed 10 become law, Mir
Roosevelt said that every house
wife would soon have TO pay &c
cents A pound more for butter. ]
cent more for a quart Of milk and
a loaf OF bread. Z cents more for a
le-poHnd bag OF -four. Meat. he
charged would 90 up from 3 p 70
6 cents a pound.
lie urgently recommended
that Congress take action AZ soon
a. possible 90 extend the life OF
the CCC without hampcrng re-
RtrictionS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Allies Repe|
Ndzi Attacks
AT BeaChhead

ALLIED HQ., NAPLES,
Feb. Is CAPITALIZED land
and air forces chopped down
attacking German shock
troops by the hundreds on
the Anzio beachhead today,
as front dispatches indicated
that American troops in the
Casino sector had launched
a major assault to break
open the Nazis' southern
front and relieve the embat-
tied beachhead,
Covered by the greatest aerial
concentration ever thrown into
action over Italy, grim American
and British infantrymen Uttered
the beachhead with enemy dead,
holding stubbornly to every foot
of their line.
SMASH EVERY THRUST
Allied tanks and tank DESTROYS
erS backed up the foot soldiers
closely, meeting and smashing
every German armored thrust.
while the big field guns of the
Fifth Army spewed tons of high
explosives into the enemy rear
lines.
As the second battle of the
Anzio beachhead reared into its
third day the German onslaught
showed no signs of slackening.
AN ALL-oUT BLOW
After AZ hours of the bitterest
fighting of the Italian campaign.
the German attack unfolded as an
about blow to split the Anglo
American lines along the Aprilia-
Anzio road and break the beach,
head in two.
It appeared that American
troops had resumed their offen-
sive on the main Fifth Army
front at Casino and were strjk-
ing in full strength to break open
the NaZi southern front and Join
the beachhead defenders.
One German attack against the
Americans in the Cisterna sector
gained ground yesterday, but the
doughboys rallied and wiped out
the salient
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
ROME BOMBED. NAzIs sAY

LONDON. Feb. Is (INS)-The
Rome radio, which operates under
strict Na2i censorship, claimed
today that the Eternal City was
bombed al 2 a. m. today. There
was no confirmation from any
Allied source.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19

LONDON Feb Is UNS)-Offca Japanese brOadcasts from
reported American landings the Truk islands of
Caroline group the principal outlying defense guarding the
enemy'S homeland.
For of military secrecy, there confirmation
the United States Navy that had been landed from
tremendous task force dispatched Tru by ADM Chester W.
Nm to the supposedly mpreg nabe Japanese base 2O0 miles
from Tokyo.
by hour broadcasts Tokyo ntmad clearly that
had ashore Japanese strong
spots spawng island
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Tons Of 0PA Tokens
Arrive in Detroit

Millions Of OPA's, new ration
tokens. more than six tons of
them have arrived in Detroit and
retailers may get their allot-
mentS at their regular ration
banks. officials said today. The
tokens are valued al one point
each and 90 into general use Feb.
u 10 make change IN purchases
of ratiOned goods
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Action Kills
Commodity
CreditCorp.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is
(INS)-The House to day
sustained President Roose-
velt's veto of the commodity
credit extension bill banning
food subsidy payments after
June 30.
Anti-subsidy forces in the
House failed 10 obtain the two
thirds majority necessary TO over
ride the Presidents rejection OF
the legislation. which he warned
would destroy the Sterilization
program and increase food costs
Z per cent.
The vote was 226 TO override
against l5t 70 sustain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Designed TO Extend Strategic Frontier

In some Washington diplomatic quarters the Russian
terms were regarded tanamount to unconditional
render and being designed 10 extend Russas strategic
frontier"
Il believed BY these observers that nnde the forms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
LICENSED MASsEURs

The best Swedish massage IN Town.
New Detroit Baths. 1877 W. Vernon
ADJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Re- EmbIems on Cathedral

NEW YORK. Feb. rs (UP)--
Red painted Soviet sickles were
Smeared on doors of ST. Patrick'x
Cathedral during the night. Police
had no clues 10 the vandals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19

The broadcasts heard in London took this general line
The Americans launched repeated attacks against
the Truk group of islands from the air and with strong
motorized forces"
Powerful mechanical units participated" the Japa-
said and added that fierce fighting with troops
il now going on"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
HOTRLY TEMPERATUREs

The sun will set at 1909 D. m. today
and rise tomorrow At s:22 a. m.
The moon VIII ser At 30 D. m. to-
day and rise tomorrow at 1 .35 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19

c. NJ MACARTHUR. DENTIST.
llA Griswold Over KinSerS.
Hours, 90; Sundays, 1o-12-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Paints BEDROOM

Furniture. average size room. for
Sis. No brush marks-Adv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
sHEDD's ON STYLE SAUcE-

a mustard-like dressing youH
really like in many ways.-Ad~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
In the lines TO-DAY.

(Contlnued ON Page SiN)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
THE WEATHER

CONTINUED ON Page ?, Col. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-19
Britain Also Is at War With Finland

peace between the two countries.
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Continued on Page >. Col. p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Shy Legislators
Ldshed by Kelly
OrCdrr Funds
BY FRANZ NORRIS

LANSING. Jan. IS Michigan
lawmakers, apparently ho,itant
over extending aid 90 the grand
jury that rs uddIne The Icgrla-
tive chamber with accusations
today faced q stern admonr on
from Gov Kelly that they must
vote plenty of money for The in
quiry even IL their freedom in
jeopardy
Sitting as the states Little
Legislature. " "A Of the House and
Senate members yesterday de
clined 20 give Grand Jury Judge
Leland W Carr and Special
Prosecutor KIM SIgler authority
10 use state money 10 investigate
state departments and for the
forthcoming trials.
They had been summoned here
by Gov. Kelly because their prie-
inal resolution. appropriaung
$3.50 600 for the grand jury i'm
tied the scope 10 a PRONE of lcglz=
latiye graft.
Judge Carr has asked that the
scope be broadencd. and that he
ne uINan psrulI14i1n ia .r-p mart Cf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
US. Prepares
ToRestSpyCdse
Against Doctor
BY VERA BROWN

Testimony of FBI agents today
will conclude the case against DR..
Fred W Thomas. well-known De-
troit physician, on trial before
Federal Judge Monet for a charge
OF espionage
The trial is battle royal be-
tween two women. the counter
felt Canadian countess. Grace
Buchanan-Dinccn and There a
WaSscrtauer Behrens, YWCA So
cial worker
Both WON On already have
pleaded guilty 10 charges Of con-
splracy for espionage Each has
spent a iull day on the. witness
stand and faced bitter cross
examination
Yesterday was Mrs. Behrens
day
Frequently she referred 10 her
former frcnd as Buchanan. >"
Sometimes she broke into cough
ing and drank from a glass of
water placed bcSif her on the
witness stand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
De|egdtesPicked
By Epis(opd|idns

-Four lay members and fou1
ministers were named A. dele
gates today so the Midwest
Province synod following their
election yesterday ~ 81 Paul,
Cathedral. in fhc closing session
of the Michigan Episcopal Do
cesar convention
They are Tho Roy, c " Brick
man Of Lansing ne Rev Sheldon
ID. Harbach 81 Detroit the Rev
Gordon Matthews secretary OF
the diocese. and The Roy O Paul
MuSSelman OF Highland Park
II. +. Booth Of Bloomfield Hills
George Gahler Of Ann Arbor II
r Leduc Of Flint and J. Z. Wat
klnS Of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Engineers 10 Honor
VFW Commander

A testimonial dinner will be
given tomorrow nigf1 in the Book
Cadillac Hotel by the Sixteenth
Engineers. Post 5S2. VIEW. and
the Sixteenth Engineers Associa-
tIon in honor OF Carl J. Schoen-
niger. national commander Of the
VIEW.
SchoCninger is an electrical en-
gineer in the citys departments
of buildings and safety engineer
ing and IS the third member of
Post So to serve as national
commander
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Ndzis Flee Trap
In ROuf Toward
EStOnia, latVia

MOSCOW Jan ~ ,UP) Tens
of thousands of Germans fed
toward E>t0nIa and LatVia today
to escape Conycrgng Russian
Hmcs that had cut or were
threatening ali their major rail-
Way Holmes.
Red army ,ueWbc1is. ,l3shluC
INTO fbo norfheru and southern
TANKS OF rho shrinking German
salient below Lcningrad severed
tho Lcningrad-Talhnn escape rail-
road within - miles OF the
E>ionian border and $50 miles 70
the southeast drove 10 within
striking distance of The two othep
lines out of the Nal bulge
Official reports told of German
Units rotrc4tnE m disorder aban-
donng arms and ammunition In
some sectors prisoners were
rounded up in wholesale lots
REDS CAPTURE NOLOSONO
Gen Goyorol $ tanguard~ out
racing German units seeking 10
escape 10 the west. swept - miles
from krasnogvardeiSk along the
Lcningrad Tallinn railway and
captured the junction town Of
VoloSovo 39 miles east of EStonia.
Nolosuvo also controls a spar
railway connecting with h o
Leningrad-P Skov double trunk
escape line. on which the Ger
mans were believed pinnIng their
main hope of eXtricatlng possibly
ZJUOUU troops.
'Zakornovo. II miles northwest
of NoloSovo was CaPtHred Three
thousand Germans were killed IN
tins sector
NAH GARRISON WIPED OFT
On the southern flank of the
German bulge Cen MeretSkoy's
forces drove 80 miles west from
Novgorod and captured Kosits-
koe.
In a frontal attack, the Rus
SLAMS yesterday captured tn
railway junction OF ToSno. The
garrison TO a large extent was
cXtermInated - the Soviet high
command said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Daughters Cleared
In Williams Staying
Map b, Tunes STAT Aru

CHICAGO. Jan Is lUP) The
final inquest INTO the Staying of
Mrs Frank Starr Williams today
was scheduled for Feb. s. after
her daughters Mrs Patricia Good
body IS. and Miss Elizabeth
Born 33 were cleared by lie
dofcCiOr tests
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convenient way. Order them
delivered Ia your door from your
Detroit Times carTier-saleSman.
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convenient naN, Order them
delivered Ia your door from your
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
DRESSED IN GRAY

Dressed in modish gray, she fire.
quently raised her black face veil
10 don her reading glasses as she
scanned exhibits OF letters and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28

day on two weeks ration points
and a s. donation of a Pittsburgh
woman.
The woman read about the ami
NAL and sent her contribution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
DOG Waiting for Master

WILKES BARRETPa. Jan %
INSl a sailors dog waiting ap
a WilkeS-Barre bus station for his
master 10 return was being fed toe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28

Dressed IN mOdlSh gray, she Ire
quently- raised her black face vel
10 don her reading glasses as she
scanned exhibits Of letters ant
CahleS
OF Ter alleged co-eonspirator
She said
buchanan bOasted that she
had never worked day in her
life. She said her father told
her So steal rather than work.
She said she wouldn't Ire
found dead in the United states
although she said she liked II
better than Canada. That was
at n 'kaifce klatch'-an after
noon meeting ~ the home 81
Mrs. Karl LeOnhardt. (She rs
another confessed conspiratorD
"Shc said IL she died We were
10 pickle her and see that she
WAS sent back Ia Hungary 10 he
buried beside her father"
A. ih" first meeting between
tho Two women Mrs BehrcnS said
Miss Buchanan-Dineen had asked
her for a letter Of introduction tC
Justice Frank Murphy
"Shc said she was going to
Washington and wanted 10 CON
tact him to help her get an eN-
tension on her visa" she testi-
fled.
: BE- titd MOI say whether she
rastp tina 'rIfnfG1s' tho dagIrpG
letter
Judge Monet Yesterday dis
charged defendant Bertrand Huff-
man IS mentally incompetent "a
stand trial
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Detroit Times Carrier-salesman.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-28
KARNIVAL

Euclid Post st. 343, spadajoc
k Ameriski legiji, priredi dne
IL, IL. in 13. augusta velik kar-
nival ma prostorih Shore High
School, E. 222 st. in La k e
Shore Blvd. Oh tel priliki Sc bo
ma petek, II. augusta vrsila TEX
ma, pri kateri bodo lahko sode-
lovali godbeniki in pevci start
mad 16. let. Kateri bodo najbolj
ugajai obcinstvu, bodo delezni
posebnih nagrad Y obiki vol
nih bondov. Citajte oglas v da-
nasnji izda5i, il. ako Sc zelite
pridruziti tekmi, spolnite vpra-
Sanjasv ome1jsnem oglasu ID 50
odposliite ma navedeni naslov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-28
Novi grobovi
SOPHIE RUSS

Veeraj popoldne .je umrla do
bro poznana pionirka Sophie
Russ, rojena Plesche, stara 65
let. Stanovala je ma 1910 Che
rokee Ave., pred nekaj lett pa
je stanovala ma Miller Ave. Do
ma je bila IL Log pri Kocevju,
odkoder je prisla v Ameriko
pred AZ. lett. Zapusca zalujo-
eega soproga Thomasa, tri 81
move Josepha, Franka in Ed
warda ter stiri hcere Josephine
poroceno West, Albino, poroce'
no Pietro, M a m ie, poroceno
Johnson in H e e n, pcroceno
Branning. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v
ponedeljek oh 9:15 uri zjutraj
il August F. Svetek pogrebne,
ga. zavoda, 478 E. 152 St., vcer'
kew Our Lady of Perpetual
Help, ma Neff Rd., in nato ma
Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-28
Ves+i IL zivlienio ome-
riskih Slovencev

Winton, Wyo. - Tukaj je do
smrti pobilo v premogovniku
Nicka Zakovicha. Star je bill 33
let in rojen v Tanopahu, Neva-
da. Semkaj je prisel starsi kot
majhen decek pred 26 lett. Ia
pusca zeno, sina, mater, oema.
diva brata in diva polbrata, cd
katerih je eden pri vojakih.
Pueblo, Colo.-Druzina John
F. Star je bila obvescena po
Ivojnem departmental, da je bill
|njen sin, nadporocnik John F.
Star mi. %. junija ubit v bomb
mem poletu mad Evropo. On je
sluzil kot pilot letalu Thun-
derbolt in je bill skadronski
ivodja.
Eveleth, Minn.-Druzina Ha-
rold Ambrozich je dobila hGer-
ko-prvorojenko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-28
Vceraj je bill "a Rusijo dan najjvecjih zmag
sLOVANsKI KONGREs

V nedeljo 80. julia Sc bo
vrsila v Youngstown kon-
ferenca SLOW. kongre-
sa v drzavi Ohio. Konferen-
ca Sc bo otvorila OBJ 10. uri
dopoldne v dvorani hotela
"Ohio'. Use organizirane
slovanske skupine, drustva
in klubi, so vabljene, da
posljejo svoje zastopnike
ma konferenco.
Glavni govornik ma kon-
ferenci DO Mr.. Leo Krzycki,
predsednik Ameriskega slo-
vanskega kongresa in pod
predsednik velike delavske
unije Amalgamated Cloth.
ing Workers Of America.
Nastopil bo tudi Mr.. Ha-
rry Payer, odlicni cleveland
ski odvetnik ceskega pore
kla in bivsi pomozni drzav-
nj tajnik v administraciji
predsednika Roosevelta.
Ia odbor "a delavsko po-
liticno' akcijo DO govoril ia
mes Quinn, zastopnik Unit
ed Steel Workers of Ame-
rica.
Emo glavnih vprasanj ma
konferenci bo, k a k O ucin-
kovito organizirati vse a.
meriske drzavljane slovan-
skega porekla v prilog po-
novne izvolitve predsednika
Roosevelta in "a izvolitev
zupana Franka J. Lausche-
ia governerjemA d rzave
Ohio.
Prieakuje Sc, da bodo ma
konferenci zastopane slo-
vanske skupine il vseh vec-
.jih NEST v drzavi Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-28

Grom sovjetske artilerije Sc
je danes razlocno cul V poljski
prestolici. z zavzetjem Garwo-
lima so bill Rusi samo $40 zrac-
nih mill cd Berlina. (Razdalja
je ista kot med Clevelandom in
Philadelphijo.)
"Crni cetrtek" "a nacije
Marsal Stain je tekom dne-
va objavil pet dnevnih powell.
V zadnjem povelju je naznanil
padec strategicnega zelezniske-
ga stekalisca Siauliai, XII lezi. 73
mill cd Rige in 83 mill who'd
no Cd Memela in Vzhodne Pru-
size.
Zgodovina bo vcerajsnji dan
zabelezila kot "crni cetrtek" ma
cijske vojske.
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Polar v veliki
vojni tovarni
bliZu E. 40 St.

Veeraj pozno popoldne je IL
bruhnil v napravah National
Smelling Co. blizu E. 40 St. in
New York Central zelezniske
proge pozar, XII je divjal skozi
pet ur. Spremljalo ga je "a
molklo bobnenje, povzroceno
cd eksplozij, XII je stresalo zem-
ljo dive milf dalec naokrog.
Mad vso okolico so viseli tez-
XII mnogobarvni oblaki magne-
zijskega dina, medtem ko je
pozar unicil industrijske napra-
We in material, XII je po mnenju
predsednika druzbe Walterja
Weila bill vreden $15O,O0O, med
tenn ko je pomozni ognjegasni
nacelnik James Nimmo snoci po
ogledu unicenih naprav rekel,
da skoda znasa okrog pol mill
jona dolarjev.
Nihce resno poskodovan
Unicene naprave so bile ma
5tanjene delno v start tovarni
C. c. Kuhlman Co. in zaposle-
nih je bilo tam okrog 800 moz
Kako je ogenj nastal, danes
zgodaj zjutraj nj bilo ugotovlje-
no, medtem ko je predsednik
druzbe izjavil, da mu je bilo po-
vedano, da je zacelo goreti, ko
ie neki delavec v straniscu vr:
gel proc Sc tleco cigarette.
Glavna tovarna omenjene
druzbe Sc nahaja ma E. Il St,
in Grant Ave. Cd delavcev nj bill
nihce opecen, pac pa je pozneje
tekom gasenja dobilo manjse O.
pekline sedem oseb, toda samo
eden je moral iskati pomoc v
bolniSnici.