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Washington Journal., 1944-02-25
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i'm Monat.
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iammlung am l.. 9ienstag i'm Mo-
nat i'm Nelten Maionic Sempel, 13te
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tor: Sbeo0or 2er9, 1905 Siebente
GtraBe, 90. So. @%eriammlung am
1. Sonnaben6 i'm Wonat i'm Sauie
zines Mitglieoes.
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i'm Monat i'm nSibe @oint Sabern",
lite un6 6 StraBe, Norooit.
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iitrift @r. 100. @raiioent: Sobn
@reolein; Sefretdr: gbriitian gbriit.
1922 Siinfte StraBe, &c. So. @eri.
an 4. 9ienstag i'm Monat i'm Sauie
Nr. 1920 S StraBe, 81. g.
&nppert Seim Trauen 9ilfsber-
elm. Hrdfi6entin: Srai @rnit IS.
8roipn; Sefretdrin: Srau Mabel
9ies. 8~eriammlung am 2. 9iens-
tag i'm Monat, 2 ubr na9mittags,
I'M Seine.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-25
Ser 4ntOr

Sean 9aul fam emit auf elmer
Neiie an oas Sor elmer fleinen
Staot. Ser &orporal Ser Sorma6e
fragte i'm mad ieinem Namen. pSh
belize &i9ter!" - uSSbr Stano?"
SD bin @utor." u@utor?"
fragte Ser &orporal, nnas beiBt
oenn oa5? @as peritebe i6 barrn-
ter?" = Scum, oas beiBt, it9 made
Bidder" ermioerte Sean Saul. Ser
&orporal idmun5elte. .Sa, 70, oas
lit mir peritdnolid; beutautage eibt
man iid alerlei fremoe, unbefannte
Sitel. Sieraulanoe nennt man einen
iol9en Mann, Der Bidder ma9t
einen Bli6binoer."
Washington Journal., 1944-02-25
Ole 8unOer her
s6neeflOfen

@eItern nod tpar elm trii6er, nch.
falter Gag, oles mar in einen Bel.
ernen Sdleier gebiiat. @elde rner
martete Sreiioe erleben mir beutsl
Die gauge @elt iheint 81 laden.
Son einem blauen Sroit6imme!
Itrablt oie @interionne unO er9ieBt
ibr 2ift iiber 0us peite, idneebe.
oedte 2ano. Cine berrli6 frobe
Stimmune ergreift uns, uno mir
Itiirmen gliidlid binaus in Ole felt.
li6e Natur.
@as bat oieies @unoer pof.
bra6t? 8os bat nit Cumberland
oie @elt fir inns perI6ont?
@s lit ser Sdnee, ser lautlos fal-
LEND iiber Nadt sic @roe in ibr
Seitgeman0 gebiiQt bat. - 8alo
fGngt es an mie0er 81 i6neien, oas
S6neefleio ioa nod reiner uno
meiBer tperoen. 9a molen mir auf
einem ounflen lntergruno elm paar
mirbelnoe Sdneeflofen auffangen,
Inn lie nnS gang genau ourb elm
gergroBerungsglas gu betra9ten.
Sn unIerer 8egeiiterung fin6 mir
fait 5u neugierige 2eute. 9as Bib,
oas uns unler @las Dor @ugen
fiibrt, iibertrifft an S6onbeit unie.
re er0Bten @rpartungen. Sol9 elm
Shneeflod6en lit ia elm fleines fri
Italenes 8unoerl 2auter ie6sitrab-
lige Stern6en, elm ieoes elm tpinai-
ges @isfriitaa, lino CUR Slode au-
iammengefiigt. Sober Stern bat iein
eigenes Meuiter. 8ir f0nnen faum
lagen, melder Stern uns am belten
gefGnt.
@ie entiteben oieie Sterne, sic
feline &i~inItlerbano better formen
f0nnte9 Ser @aiieroampf Der SUIT
peroi1tet iid BEL Sroit nidt 5u &e-
gen, ionoern gefriert 81 fleinen @is.
friitallen, Die INNER cine iedsadii-
&c &riltaqform baben. @enn in
elmer @olfe biele lol1er gisItern-
den entiteben, 10 i6lieBen ii9 ibrer
mebrere aneinanoer fir oie meite
&eiie Bis CUR groe. Sci gana geIin-
Dem Sroit biloen ii6 10 b%eionoers
groBe S6neeflofen, uniere 6reu6e
an ibnen lit aber meiit fur5, od iie
aa5u6alo idmel5en. @enn grimmi-
ges 8interiuetter berri1t, oarn mo-
gen Die rei5enoen SternHen, elm ie-
oes fir ii6 allein, Ben San3 auf Die
groe. Sn Dem @ittermerf Ger Slot
fen iino piele min5ige, luftgefiiute
Soblr1ume. Sin oeren Sberfl69e
ipiegelt iid 6as Simmelsli6t, uno
ser S9nee erbalt feline blenoeno
weiBe Sarbe. Sod pradtiger fun
feln sic gisfriitaae, penn oas Son-
nenli6t BON ibnen 3uriidgenorfen
miro.
90 i60n oie refine, peiBe S9nee.
oede aud lit - oas @unoer oes
f%leinen, noblgeformten Sdneefri.
tails 1T nod melt berrli4erl
Washington Journal., 1944-02-25
eeine eOrse

Gin g.gldnoer un0 elm Sire pa-
rem pegen Seerauberei gum Sooe
berurteilt. Ser @algen itan0 unmit'
telbar am l1fer zines Sluiies. @ls
eriter fam Ser gngl1noer an Die
&eibe. 8l0bli9 rib Ser StriG uno
er fiirs in BEN SluB. Dime 8eiinnen
fing er an 5u i6mimmen, errei9te
oas on6ere llfer un6 enttam.
Ser SIRE bate natiirli9 anes
geieben. &ls man i'm nun ergriff
bat er Sen Senfer. bo9 ia einea
re9t feiten GtriG aa nebmert. sd
fam nidt i%dirimmen", iagte er,
ni9 tpiiroe beitimmt ertrinfenl"
. aage ni6t! Oenn aues, mas se-
i9iebt,
@ei9iebt mad tpeiiem 8lan un6 etpi.
gen @eiesen,
@enn elier i9pa6er Bid
glu9 ni6t oas Eriehrao iiebt.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-25
9as &ieheriebem
BON 9aidarb gerlad.

SDdfl5lg sabre lang batte Sellr
fie INNER nod Dor ii6 geieben, pie
er tie oamals berlieB, jung un0 nit
rai6en 8eDegungen, Sen be1en
Strabl aus ibren Iugen, sic 3orte
2inie 6es Sims uno beim 9ahen
Sic 6ui1enoen @riib6en Ser @an-
gen. &u9 Oie Srdnen iob er nod,
Die aus beiterm Simmel aufbliber-
ben, Die Damn ebenio i6nen i'm Sros
beriiegten, ser Die 2ippen glei6 pie-
Der ld6eln lieB. Sic batten ii9 ge-
trennt, mie 0ie SlgenO li9 trennt,
aus einem lei6ten @roa, Ser NOR
gen idon ni6t mebr gelten tpiiroe.
@iferiu6t mar pobI aud babel, Sc
liz erinnerte ii9 ni9t genau. Gin
WolfenI6atten, bate er 0amols ge-
oa6t, ni6ts peiter. A6er 3pan3ig
Sabre tparen oarii6er bingegangen.
Spdter bate er gebort, oaB iie ber-
b%eiratet NOR, oaB Tie &inoer babe,
un6 Elm fleines MG0fen BON flint
Sabren por ibr geitorben. @r batte
ibr i6reiben tpoaen, aber es mar ut-
terblieben. Sic lebten in 5tpei Std0-
ten, Ole gar ni9t 10 melt BON ein-
an0er ghtfernt maren, ood lie be-
gegneteu ft6 ME. @ielleiGt begeg.
neten iie ii1 audi, aber Damn muBten
tie norbeigegangen iein, obne ii6 81
erfennen.
Sci einem &on3ert in ibrer Staot
fiiblte er, als er Sen Saal i9on per-
laiien tpolte, Die Iugen elmer trent
ben Srau auf ii9, elmer Dame in
mittleren Sabrer, sic in ibrem 8el3-
mantel 5iemli6 fiiaig uno impoiant
ousiab. gr fannte iie nidt, er
glaubte, tie ME borber geieben gu
baden, bod lieB i'm etpas nod ben
S6ritt oerbalten uno 80gern. Damn
trat er auf ite gu: nMaria?~
sd babe glei6 geieben, 6aB on
es warit, Selir."
Die @riib6en auf ibren @angen
feblten, er bate ii9 aGe Die Sabre
elm ilnges Mdoden oorgeitelt, uno
nun itano tie ga, reif uno miitterlif),
pie feline. eigene Mutter gepeien
mar.
u3pon3ig Sabre iino cine lange
3eit", ioete er.
S6re 4ugen iparen nod bieIelben,
Ser belle Strabl, aber bod lag aud
ettpas 8erbangenes oariiber, ibre
8lide tparen 10 flint geiueien pie
elm Slorett, ite mi6en nidt ats, lie
bielten itan6. Sic mar es nod uno
mar es aud nidt.
Nur elm paar fliidtige Sefunoen
bielten iie ibre Sanoe. Gas mar Der
aIte feIte Druid ser &amerabi6aft,
genal1 pie oamals.
ySait Oh ~5utpeilen 6aran geoa6t,
mie quite Sreunoe mir gemeien lino?"
sic nidte, aber oas @riibden mar
nidt mebr ouf ibren 8angen.
SGtten Tie nun ni6t fragen miil-
ZEN: .@eiBt ou no62" uno: n8ie
lit es Dir gegangen?"
glber lie iaben es ia, tie paren
beioe nidt finger getporoen, in
gbren ergraut beinabe i6on.
,.9u muBt mir einmal ales err
5ablen", iagte lie.
Damn minften Tie ii9 nod ein-
mol gu. 3Wan5ig Sabre iino cine
LANCE Set, uno lie aeben nidt ipur-
los poriiber. Die Eranen oes iun-
gen WGodens, oie inter Sros auf-
bliBten, CAB es nidt mebr. Die 81
feriu6t, bic elm Nidts gerpeien par,
lieB Stern uno unitern aitseinanoer-
f%reiien, uno Die 8abnen, Die cine
8eile matchmaker berlaufen tparen,
freu5ten iid pielleidt nod einmal,
aber famen ME mebr auiammen
Gin Bib ser Slgeno mar Der.
blieben. 9ie 3eit bereing, au@ tpenn
r. ..~
Washington Journal., 1944-02-25

Sober ausgiebigere SGneefaa
biiat Sas 9ano glei6iam in einen
Mfantel Ser Natur. 9enn pie beim
Mantel awii9en Ben 8oafaiern, 10
lit beim S9nee amiiden Ben ein5el.
men &riitGG9en 2uft eingei6loiien.
sic lit 6as eigentlide Sdusmittel
gegen oas ginoringen Ser &Glte.
Darum lit ser Bauer, Ser oas nAus.
frieren" ieiner @interiaat fiir6tet,
itets erfreut, menn Srau Sole ibre
9etten redt tiidtig idiittelt. 9ie
Semperatur inter elmer Sdneeoede
Washington Journal., 1944-02-25
Warum die Beschwerden Won
Hartleibigkeit
leiden

Wenn f%unktionale Hartleibiekeit an:
dauert und Sic miserabel, nerves und
i~rritiert fIhlen und an deren Symphonic
leiden -Kopfschmerzen, ublem Mundge-
ruch, verstimmtem Magen, Verdauungs-
storung, Schlaf- und Appetitlosigkeit und
Ihr Magen fuhlt voll Won Case und Bla-
hunger besorgen Sic SIGH Forni's zeit-
,rprobtes A~lpenkrauter. Mehr ais Elm
Abfuhrmittel, es list auch cine Magenta
tigkeit anregende Medizin, hergestellt aus
IS der Natur eigenen medizinischen Wur-
zeln, Krautern und Pflanzen. Alpenkrauter
bringt TRACE Darme yum Arbeiten und
hilft, verharteten Abfall sanft und leicht
auszuscheiden, sowie die durch Hartlei-
bigkeit verursashten Case zu vertreiben
und gibt dem Magen das ~angenehme Ce-
fuhl Won Warme. Wenn Sic die Freuden
glIcklicher Linderung Won Hartleibis-
keitsbeschwerden wieder wissen wollen
und CUR selben Zeit Ihrem Magen suttun
wollen, besorgen Sic SIGH noch heute
Alpenkriuter und nehmen Sic es elm ge-
nau vie auf dem Etikett angegeben.
Falls Sic es in lhrer Nachbarschaft NIGHT
kaufen konnen, sender Sic fur unser
ApenkrSuter : ~Einfuhrung sangebot und
erhalten Sic
Washington Journal., 1944-02-25
UMSONST S Sefis W1st7P 2oe

FoRNPS HEIL-oEL LINIMENT - anti
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer-
zen, m~uskulosen Ruckenschmerzen. stei-
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau-
chungen und Verrenkungen.
FORMS MAGOLO - alkalisch - lindert
gewisse vorlbergehende Magenstorungen
vie Sodbrennen und Neutrality-suspicious.
gen, hervorgerufen durch Elm Uebermass
an Saure,
Washington Journal., 1944-02-25

Ser CUTE &ille, ieinem @a6iten
5u belfen, lit iifer oas bette Semi
aeiden zines eolen menidliden Gba-
rafters. 9(ber Ser quite 8ille ALIEN
biIft Dem 2eioenoen niht. Man
muB Dor alien sic 6abigfeit beiisen,
mirtli9 belfeu gu t0nnen. - s.
8ifeI.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-25

-@enn sic Sbr &ars, @06eI
o0er MutomobiI beriidern tpolen
teIepbonieren sic bite on Germ s.
q. @intIer, National 1883.
Washington Journal., 1944-02-25

Man bat errednet, oaB ieoer In.
leftenfreiienoe 8ogel tdsliH ctr
1000 Snietten pertilgt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

Service before submitting them 10
fnan a. officers. This is the vet
GRAMS protection IN the eYcnt the
discharge or certificate is lost In
transit
Those entitled 10 mastering out
pay arr' @
Men and women. regardless Of
ago Who served oAerseaS- and who
are honorably discharged.
Men and women over IS who
served in the L, s and were hon
orably discharged but not al their
own request
Women who left the former
WAC arc not eligible unless they
were honorably discharged for dis
ability
All members Of the army. navy.
coast guard and marine corps. in
GLIDING the women's branches,
who were honorably discharged.
To Pvt Nicholas Smolak, Is. of
Pittsburgh, Pa, veteran of more
than rs months service. was paid
a first instalment OF 500 when
he was given a medical discharge
from the army at Fort Banks.
Mass, shortly before noon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
$50 Quit Work
AT Rouge Plant

One hundred employees al the
open hearth furnaces Of the Ford
Rouge plants rolling mill depart
ment halted work Saturday night
in protest against ono week
suspension OF a union committee
man.
As a result OF the walkout, 81
men from the hot strip mill were
sent home for lack of work At
the same time. so men from the
magnesium smelter, engaged in
the production Of aircraft metal,
struck in sympathy with the open
hearth furnace strikers,
Company officials said that the
men quit when the committeeman
was disciplined for refusing to
show his Identification card when
nc reported for work Thursday
night and for creating a disturb
anCe when he was called before
the plant labor relations depart
mpnt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
British RepeI
German Attacks
In Rome Sector
Reinforced Nazis Fail
for I'd Day TO Drive
Battling Allies Into Sea

ALGIERS, Feb. s QNS)-
British troops south OF Rome
hurled back repeated and deter
mined assaults by crack Nazi
panzer units in the second day of
an enemy countcroffenSive 10 drive
the Allied invaders back into the
sea. Allied headquarters an
nounced today amid indications
that another bloody Salerno'
may be in the making.
Hundreds of German COrpses
and smashed tanks Uttered the
filled-in Pontine Marshes within
20 miles of Rome, tcStlfying
mutcly 10 the failure of new
enemy counter attacks.
At Casino tank and hand-to-
hand combats roared through a
fourth day in the rubble-strewn
streets. German reinforcementS
were reported moving up,
In the Garigliano sector Of the
Fifth Army front, British troops
seized MI. Crlnlto, three miles
northeast of CaStellort.
Heaviest coHHteFattaeks- of-the
day were hurled against British
positions north of the village of
CorrOceto. five miles south of
Campoleone and about 20 miles
from Rome.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
KwdjjdIein Falls,
Wake Battered

Continued from Page one)
secured and thus give American
warships safe anchorage in the
655-mile square lagoon formed by
the stoll.
Already reeling under the blow
at the heart OF the Marshall's
chain the JapS were driven back
on their heels by the carrier
attack on Eniwetok atoll.
Eniwetok is typical Of the Mar
shall atolls which are chains of
coral reefs and islets that en-
circle deep lagoons. The atolls
lie low in the water and there are
few entrances through the reefs
to the lagoons.
Shortly after his communique
on the capture of Wwajalein,
Ebeye and Loi. Adm Nimitz re-
vealed the attack on EniWetok,
which brings the invasion drive
close 10 Truk and on the road
10 the Philippines and Tokyo itself
MANY tons of bombs" were
dropped on the Eniwetok airfield
and fuel tanks, the admiral an
NolDcpd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Milk Dealers
Get U|tinndtunn

The Michigan Milk Producers
Association warned Saturday that
there would be no compromise"
as they served formal notice on
Detroit area milk dealers TO pay
an OPA authorized increase in
milk prices or agree TO arbitrate
the dispute within five days.
The notice was sent 10 the
Detroit Milk Dealers Association
following a meeting Of association
directors called 10 consider pro-
ducerS' demands that they be
given the 23-cent-a-hundredweight
increase which was to have gone
into effect Feb. l,
I'VE are serving the formal
notice as is provided In con-
tracts with dealers, said How
ard F. Simmons, Secretary-man-
ager OF the association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Reds Gain 70 Mi.
Across Poland
$50, 900 Germans Fight
TO Escape in Ukraine

MOSCOW, Feb. : (INS)-Swift-
moving Red Army columns fought
their way 20 miles or more into
prcwar Poland today and occupied
the baStionS of Rovno and Luck.
Shortly after Premier Stain
announced the occupation OF Luck
and Rovno, astride the Zhitomir-
-kepel- Warsaw Railroad Red
Army high command revealed that
200 other communities were taken
in the drive, along with 1000
prisoners
At the same time, the high COM
mand statement disclosed, two
Soviet armies in the Ukraine con-
tinued 10 narrow their ring of
steel around 10000 encircled Nazi
officers and men, driving them
from a number Of villages and
COMPRISING them into steadily
dwindling ring
Other towns were taken in east
ern EStonia. in the Narva area,
and in northern Russia beyond
both SiVerSki and Lyuban.
TeStifying 10 the fury Of the
fighting on all sectors, the high
command revealed that 100 Ger
man tanks and A6 planes we're de-
stroyed in Yesterdays fighting
Among the 1000 prisoners taken
in the Luck-Rovno fighting were
dctachmentS from the routed
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Hum
garian divisions. the communiquc
said.
German commanders mounted
countless assaults IN futile at
temptS 10 eXtricate their trapped
legionS in the Ukraine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
CARRIERS IN. ACTION

There was no indication Of the
size OF the carrier formation which
attacked Eniwetok Thursday. In
all probability more than one car
ricr participated in the attack
because il is known that a num-
Der of flat tops are operating in
the MarShalls.
The carrier based planes caught
two enemy planes on the ground
and they were destroyed, indicat-
inc that the enemy may have
Withdrawn his aerial strength
from Eniwctok.
Since the Jap fleet has not dis
played any tendency 10 challenge
tho American invasion of the
MarshallS. II is possible that they
already have written off AS loss
their once strongly held central
Pacific bases which they spent
millions upon millions of yen in
certifying
To keep the Japs confused, the
raid on Eniwetok was followed up
on the night Of Feb. AS by a
heavy raid on Wake by two squad
IONS Of big navy Coronado bomb
erS AL returned safely.
The army's Seventh Air Force
operating from advanced bases
dealt othcr blows TO the southern
aiollS In the MarshallS.
Warhawk fighters of the Sew.
cnth machine-gunned and bombed
Mile atoll while Ventura twin.
engincd bomberS sank a small
freiGhter and dumped tons oil
bombs on ImeiG Island in Jalut
atoll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
ADDITIONAL CASES

Army officers and enlisted per-
sonnet now here who were resi-
dents of states other than
Michigan AT the time Of their
induction or enlistment should
send their applications 10 the
army finance Office al the follow
ing places in the states where
they entered service:
Alabama Fort Mcclellan Ala
A+4y.,f-s-Ae.-- MeAtee--feft 4$+4sa- 'Fth-
Arkansas. camp Joseph 7. Robinson
California. 4so Mission, san Francisco
colorado. wyoming Ksith Building IAN
ard Arnpah0e streets. Denver Colo.
Delaware Ntv Jersey Public Ledger
BuIding Independence square. fhhadeI-
W florida. T. O BOX 1852 jacksonville
Georgia 44a W. reachtree. Atlanta Ca.
Idaho. Nevads, Klesel Buildine. ogden
iinnois Rudsr Building Market and I'm
streets 81 Louis. no.
lndiana Merchants Rank Building II
Meridian Indianapolis. IND
Kansas. l2l y. waco, Wichita Kan
Ksrtuck,. chamber uf Commerce build
irc. Jos " Fourth Cincinnati. O
Louisisns Poland and Dauphine streets
Ny T.r 9nfsn' a y r. Redwood ssu
MsssSchu,st. Rbod, Island. New Hsnp
shire and Name Chamber o. commerce
Building 60 Federal Boston Mass
Minnesota North Dakota, Fourth and
cedar streets So Paul MINI
Mississippi 1903 Union avenue Memphis
Missouri Porter Blar stth and Broad
way. kansas CITY q No
Nebraska, South Dakota Iowa W o
". Bldg Fourteenth and Farnum streets
New York state ard Connecticut Court
square B.dg Lafayette street Ne"
Onto. Mutual Home BIOS igo west
second street Dayton o.
okishoua. central Bldg Tulsa Okla.
OREGON NanCouvsr BARRACKS, Wash.
peunsyivsnia Chamber 81 Commerce
H'e ss,,b Coma ,Sq ,,' NSr,h cbsriss,on. 8 c.
Tennessee All West Main avenue Knox
Te4as transportation Pdg 10 West
Fifth street Fort Worth 3 Tex.
TrfRh Fu~' Douglas Utah
Vermont, schenectady
virginia sam street and Jefferson ave
nue. Nswport News Va
wa,SinFtor Nontans Republic Bldr
1911 Third svsnue Seattle wash,
West NlrEiria North taroInA. MNilA
Bids 900 Tss' Vain street Richmond Va
Wisconsin. $50 East Wifon street Mad
nsf-tct ~ Columbia s0l Charninr
Place, y Warrington as n O.
Alaska Anchorage Alaska.
Hawaiian Department honolulu r Y
Panama Canal Department Post ~
t-orofA G.
Puerto Rlro ssr 1uan 2 r.
The muster out pay is expected
70 be available by tho middle Of
February. advices from Washing
ton said Saturday.
All veterans are urged 10 have
photoStatlc copies made Of dis
charge papers or certificates OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
MESA Chief Defies WLB;
Strike Affects ~ Plants
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the Smith-Connally War Labor
Disputes Act in that the MESA
failed to file 30-day strike notice.
The strike was ordered Friday
by Smith after a National Labor
Relations Board hearing started
TO determine If an election would
be held at the Willys-OVerland
plant, Toledo. where the MESA is
engaged in jurisdictional fight
with the UAW-GI0.
Smith had earlier threatened the
NLRB that he would take strike
action unless il granted a 90-day
postponement in the hearing.
At meeting of Eureka en-
ployeS, held in a hall at 1856
Riviera. attempts were made by
a group led by Philip Sukrow 10
Introduce a resolution condemning
the strike and the manner in
which il was called.
Sukrow claimed that Smith re-
fused TO recognize him and OBJ
tanned favorable vote by telling
the workers.
Either support the strike
and stay out or 20 back TO work
and join another union"
Observers at the meeting said
that Smith was booed and Kissed
and at one time was called liar
by a member of the audience.
Sukrow charged in his reSolu-
ton. which he claimed had been
signed by some 500 workers at
the plant, that Smith had vio-
lated the unions constitution in
calling the strike without first
having the authorization of the
membership.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
IS Killed in England
In Munitions Blast

LONDON, Feb. s (UP)-An
ammunition dump blew up at a
railroad station in northern Eng
land yesterday. it was revealed
today, killing at least Is persons.
Eighteen others were injured.
The explosion showered debris
over a radius of miles and shook
a considerable area. Soldiers were
reported to have been loading or
unloading ammunition at freight
car lust before the explosion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

VI hTTtsl Dut hih NV kN'k ~
a show-cause hearing by order,
threat or coercion"
The strikers arc among the
most highly paid and highly
skilled workers in industry They
have no grievances against any of
the companies involved and CLAIM
that the stoppage is solely TO
obtain representation on various
government agencies handling la
Dor problems.
Smith earlier had summarily re-
iected the original WLB order be-
cause, he said. Of transportation
difficulties and the housing S1tua-
ton in Washington.
THE board will not carry on
negotiations with the representa-
tives OF a union, the members
OF which are on strike" William
II. Davis, board chairman, stated
in his second order 10 Smith,
when the strike Is termi-
mated, the board will In an or
DERBY way and In conformity
with Its usual practice consider
any suggestion or request your
union may wish 10 present to
t."
Every one Of the plants in
volved is engaged 100 per cent
in war work
a typical Detroit plant manu-
features parts for ships which
are urgently needed by the navy.
Another is one of the largest
producers of a secret aircraft in
Strument.
Smith, as head Of the union, is
Technically guilty. Of violation OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
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