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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26
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Rdeca vojska zdrobila
1'vaterland" linijo in osvo.
bodila mad TAO krajev

LONDON, ponedeljek, 26.
junija. Moskva je danes
zgodaj zjutraj naznanila, da
so cete Rdece vojske obko-
lille Vitebsk in zajele v pa
sti nemsko armada, XII Ste
je 5000 moz, potem ko so
po ljutih bojih ma 325 mill
dolgi 'front.' zdrobile ma dro-
bne kose slovito 'Vaterland'
linijo, katero so zgradili ma
.ciji, da ustavijo Ruse ma SEX
torju, kjer Sc odpira mai
krajsa pot proti Varsavi in
Berlinu.
Komaj je komunikcj najavil
to veliko rusko zmago in med
TEN ko je marsal Stain v svo-
jem dnevnem povelju naznanjal
novo rusko ofenzivo, XII prodira
proti trdnjavskim mestom Mo-
gilev in Bobrujsk JUNO cd vi
tebska, je Berlin uradno pri-
znal, da so Rusi odprli Sc emo
ofenzivo v okolici Ostrova, XII
lezi okrog 165 mill severno cd
Vitebska.
Mad $4,000 Nemcev ubitih
Rusi so pri Vitebsku napre-
dovali najmanj rs m i'll in v
strategicnem manevru, XII Je od-
REAL nacije v Vitebsku cd "a
ledja, osvobodili najmanj 47O
naselJenih krajev.
Dodatni komunikej, XII ga je
objavila Moskva, pravi, ]da je
bio v bojih ubitih mad 10000
Nemcev, 5000 samo JUNO cd
Vitebska, in da so ceste, po ka-
terih Rdeca vojska prodira pro-
ii zapadu, polne nemskih tru-
pei, vojnega materijala in o.
rozja, XII ga je sovraznik moral
zapustiti ma begu, pred Rdeco
vojsko. T..
Rusi vOdijO pet ofenziv
Nemci so bezali S tako nagli.
CO., da MISC imeli niti casa po.
gnati v zrak nekega mostu pre-.
ko reke Divine. Dodatni komu.
nikej sovjetskega poveljstva
pravi, da nemski beg dobiva
znacaj panike.
Marsal Stain je tekom dneva
dvakrat stopil pred radio in ma.
znanil dvoje novih ofenziv, s
6emur je stevilo ofenziv, XII jif
vodi Rdeca armada proti Mem
Gem in Fincem narastlo ma pet
Kot razvidno IL zadnjega ma
manila, SO Rusi ma sektorju pr
trdnjavskem mestu Mogilev ma
pravili SO mill siroko 'vrzel
nemski liniji in nahajajo Sc se
Is mill Cd omenjenega mesta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26
kratke vesti

les je danes izjavil, da DO jul
liiu vecina mesa ostala ajbrze
ma hsti neracijoniranih zivil. Ma
pravljene bodo nekatere spre-
membe, ampak nicesar drastic
mega, je rekel BoWles.
PRVE zRTVE INVAZIJE
DOSPELE v ZED. DRzAVE
WASHINGTON, 10. junija.
= Vojni department naznanja
da sta ma Mitchell zrakoplovsko
polje dospela diva ameriska vo-
jaka, XII sta bila ranjena tekom
|invazije Francije. Eden je cast-
mix, drugi pa navaden vojak.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26


kOngresu
N a s start prijatelj in veliki
zagovornik pravicne slovanske
stvari je poudarjal, da ia vojna
nj samo boj ma zivljenje in smrt
med Britanijo in Nemcijo, med
Ameriko in Japonsko, marvec da
je to tudi najvecja slovanska VOL
ma vse zgodovine. Cd izida te
vojne zavisi ne lie usoda najvec-
jega slovanskega naroda, Rusije,
marvec v Sc vecji meri usoda
manjsih slovanskih draw, Poll
ske, Cehoslovaske in Jugoslavi-
je. Ia vojna je pokazala, da je
start duh tevtonskih vitezov Sc
vedno gibalna sila, in ia duh Sc
izraza v sistematicni dolgo in
skrbno pripravljeni politiki eks-
terminacije Slovanov. Med pri-
meri eksterminacije, XII jih je
nastel, je prof. Seton-Watson
kvalificiral pristine deportacijo
Slovencev ozemlja njih prade-
dov kot "najbolj neelovesko de-
jamie v dolgi seriji bestijalnosti,
XII so jih zagresili Nemci in njih
pokorni lakaj Mussolini."
Up v bodocnosti je v prijatelj-
stvu z Rusijo
Prof. Seton Watson je zaklju-
Gil svojo globoko zasnovano his
toricno sintezo tako: "Na rusko-
britanski zavezi, sklenjeni S pol
MIN odobravanjem Amerike, slo-
nj ozdravljenje izmucene Evro-
pc. &c Sc trdno ne povezemo v
miru in v vojni, ne bono kos gi-
gantskim nalogam, Xxi so pred
nami. Russia in Velika Britannia
nimajo nasprotujocih territorial
nih ambicij; druga drugo potre-
buje ma raznoteri nacin. Bolj ne
go kadarkoli poprej potrebuje
Europa ruski doprinos k skupni
stvari vsega clovestva. Drugi
= Slovani, Poljaki, Cehoslovaki,
Jugoslovani imajo vazno nalogo
da posredujejo med svojimi ru'
skimi sonarodnjaki in zapadnimi
demokracijami.
mi v Veliki Britaniji smo po'
nosni, da smo vasi zavezniki in
zavedamo Sc skupnih interesoI
in mnogih prirodnih sorodnosti
Maj dolgo live slovanski narod
Evrope, in maj Sc cimprej otrese
jo tujega zavojevalca in kot svo
bodni sodelujejo ma obnovi Ev
rope"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26
Prodrle so prav v sredino mesta
i'm so sedaj zaposlene s "eiscenjem"
ostankov nacijskih sill. - Ameriske
bojne ladje bombardirale mesto

VRHOVNI GL STAN ZAVEZNIsKE EKSPEDI-
CIJSKE SILE, rs. junj = Ameriske udarne cee so
nedeljo zvecer cd teh stran vdre Cherbourg in dobi
lie mesto, XII e skoro pamenih, skoro docela svoo
oblas Sedaj nase se vec del zaposene ciscenjem
osankov sovraznega odpora XII e osredotocen sever
non meSta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26
Repubhkanci
otvorili konvencijjo
v Chicagu

CHICAGO, 26. junija. - Da-
mes Sc je tukaj formalno otvo-
rila konvencija republikanske
stranke, XII bo nominirala svo-
jega predsedniskega in podpred-
sedniskega kandidata.
Nobenega dvoma nj, da bo
konvencija Professionalism kan
didatom nominirala AZ let sta
rega new-yorskega governerja
Thomasa E. Dewey-ja, vprasa-
ME je lie, ali Sc DO to zgodilo pri
prvem glasovanju, ali bodo ma
stale kake komplikacije, v kate
rem slueaju bi lilo potrebnih
vee glasovanj.
Pennsylvanska delegaeija Sc N-
rekla "a Deweyja
Da bo TAX lid neizogiben, je
postalo jasno snoci, ko Sc je
zvedelo, da je delegacija il dr.
zave Pennsylvania, brojeca 7C
delegatov, sklenila, da bo ze pr
prvem glasovanju solidno stala
"a new-yorskim governerjem.
Pennsylvania ina drugo maj
vecjo delegacijo. Najvecja dele.
gacija je ona il drzave N e "
York, XII Sc je re poprej izrekla
"a Deweyja. Skoro istocasno Z
naznanilom, da stoji Pennsylva.
MIA "a Deweyjem, Sc je izrekla
zanj tudi delegacija iz Michiga.
ma, XII poseda Al glasov.
v dvomu je samo podpredsed'
niska kandidatura
Edino, kar je dvomu je, kdc
DO nominiran "a podpredsedni
ka. Gov. Bricker IL Ohija, XII j
med vsemi republikanci, vodi
najbolj intenzivno kampanjo zs
predsednisko nominacijo, uteg
ne biti nominiran kot rezulta'
zakulisnega barantanja, vendal
znano je, da vecina republican
skin voditeljev zeli, da bi kan
didaturo sprejel gov. Warren i
California;. e..
Brickerjev tabor je snoei 8
vedno trmasto vztrajal, da De
weyjeva zmaga nj sigurna, ka
je zmanjsalo moznost, da bi do
bill podpredsednisko kandidatu
70.
| Domneva Sc, da bo konvenci
ia do srede lie osvojila platfor
mo in presla ma nominacije
Pristasi new-yorskega COVER
nerja 81 mocno prizadevajo, d
bi njih kandidat dohil nomina
lcijo brez boja, 1nakar bi Dewe
2 aeroplanom dospel sem in
sredo zvecer v "dramaticner
govoru" naznanil sprejem kar
didature.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26

Valni radijski oddaji BIC ma
slednji odgovor . sloVenscini:
V torek oh IL. uri sta general
Velebit in major Vogelnik, po %
dnevnem bivanju Londonu, od-
potovala v Alzir k glav. stanu
Sir Maitlanda Wilsona. Pred od-
hodom je gen. Velebit v najoz-
jem krogu odkril rezultate svo-
jega bivanja v Londonu. Rekel
je, kako misija ceni topic pri-
v vseh krogih britanske in "a
vezniske javnosti.
En- a ko so odl locu DC i
britanski faktorji pokazali glo-
boko razumevanje "a probleme,
XII jih postavlja koordinirana
strategija "a odlocilni naskok ma
takozvano evropsko trdnjavo,
naskok, v katerem DO Narodna
osvobodilna vojska igrala tako
vazno vlogo.
UgOden Odziv v britanskem
casOpisju
Britanski tisk povdarja veliki
uspeh, XII ga je imela vojna misi-
ia. Diplomatski correspondent
Evening Standard, n. pr. poroca,
da so Sc razgovori in dogovori
nanasali v glavnem ma povecanje
in takojsnjo izvrsitev vojnih do
bav NOV. Premier Churchill je
v sredo izjavil v parlamentu:
"Proglasili smo javno, da bo-
mo podpirali kar najodlocneje
marsala Tita, zaradi njegove he
i.roicne in masovne borbe proti
nemskim armadam. Mi mu po-
siljamo, in mu tudi v bodoce ma
meravamo posiljati najvecje ko-
licine orozja, XII jih zmoremo, in
zelimo vspostaviti MIN kar
najtesnejse zveze. V ponedeljek
sem incl cast "a razgovarjati z
gen. Velebitom, katerega je
marsal Tito postal sem v vojni
misiji. Med drugim smo Sc dogo-
vorili, da bo marsal Tito postal
k nam svojega osebnega vojaske-
ga predstavnika v svrho nepo-
srednega kontakta glede vsega,
kar storimo "a Jugoslavijo, in
uGinka, XII ga ina to ma Jugosla-
WHO. Vse to je bilo seveda dogo-
vorjeno povrh ze ustanovljenih
kontaktov z marsalom Titom pri
glavnem stanu generala Wilsona
v Alziru in DO mimi koordini-
rano." .a.
Poslanica generala Velebita vse.
| slOvanskemu zbOru
| V cetrtek zvecer sc je vrsi
Vseslovanski zbor tn v Londonu
Pred svojim odhodom je general
Velebit izrocil nasemu Vseslo.
vanskemu komiteju poslanico, y
kateri izraza svoje obzalovanje
mad tenn, da ne more osebno pri
4 sostvovati zborovanju, poudari
4 pomen vseslovanske solidarnost
, in vaznost trajnega sodelovanjs
z anglosaskim svetom. Poslanics
generala Velebita je bila ma zbo
ru sprejeta velikanskim navdu
senjem, in mnogokrat prekinje
ma po spontanih ovacijah mar
salu Titu, NOV, brigadam Jar
zizka in Hristo Botev.
u Vodilni motivi, XII jih je pod
crtal general Velebit v svoji po
! slanici, SO prisli splosno do ira
"a ma Vseslovanskem kongresl
vseh govorih. Odlicni zastopni
XII vseh sloyanskih narodnosti 81
] mogocno manifestirali "a idej'
2 vseslovanske solidarnosti, XII 8
! prakticno pokazuje ma terenu
: borbi proti skupnem sovraznikt
lin v potrebi ohraniti sedanj
bratstvo Y orozju anglosaskin
narodi tudi pc tel vojni kot du
hovno bratstvo "a della miru. Ma
Iod yseh govornikov onnenim 50
imo prof. Seton Watson, ki je b
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26
Padec Cherbourga je OgrOmnt
strategicne vrednOsti

z zavzetjem Cherbourga pri-
dejo zavezniki v posest tretje
najvecje luke v Franciji, kjer
bodo brez tezav izkrcali vojas-
two in potrebscine "a podvzetje
velike ofenzive, XII DO s a "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26

Neki zavezniski predstaVnik
je rekel danes zgodaj zjutraj,
da nj dvoma, da imajo Ameri-
kanci m S t 0 re popolnoma v
svoji oblasti, akoravno vrhovna
komanda Sc nj formalno Mama
nila njegovega padca. Nemska
uradna casnikarska agencija je
ze snoci priznala izgubo Cher
bourga.
Ljuti boji "a posest predmestij
Amerikanci so v predmestjih
naleteli ma mocan odpor in SO
vdrli v mesto sele po ljutih DO.
jih.
Nase sile ma kopnem SO '
zadnjem navalu ma mesto bile
delezne podpore cd strani moe
ne ameriske mornariske sile
sestojece il bojnih ladij, kri
lark in rusilcev, XII je ne oziraje
Sc ma nemske obrezne baterije
priplula v blizino Cherbourga ir
ga bombardirala S tako silo, de
Sc je zemlja tresla.
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kot castni COST povabljen, da ma
slovi kongres.
GOvOr prof. Seton -Wats0na ma
kongresu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26
|Odhod Titoue uojaske miisiijie
Vseslouanski zbor D Londonu

Dne Is. n,aja je incl prof. Bo-
rSs Farlaaa y Londonu po kratko-
'valni radijshci oddGji BIC na-
slednji odgovor . sloVenScini::
The CIO news., 1944-10-09

manufacturers Of roller bear
ings) could protect its u. s.
plants from seizure as alien prop
erty, and representing such clients
as the j. Henry Schroeder baking
firm, Il. X. Halbach, chief owner
Of General Dyestuff, and N. v.
Phillips Gloelampenfabrieken Of
Eindhoven, Holland"
Describing the Schroeder connec-
tion, Pearson points out that Dulles
brother and law partner, Allen
Dulles, is a director Of the firm
whose member, Baron Won Schroe-
der of Germany, helped finance
Hitler.
THAT was on Jan. A, 1888, when
Hitler had made desperate efforts
to get into power but had not
succeeded" Pearson wrote in the
second of three suppressed columns
on Dulles.
"It looked as IL he might not
succeed at all. fhen, suddenly,
through Franz Won Papen, now re-
tired as Nazi Ambassador to Tur-
key, Hitler met Banker Baron Won
Schroeder"
This Dulles, 1t should be re-
membered, is the man who said
In 1889, when hell was breaking
loose in Europe: "Only hysteria
entertains the idea that Germany,
Italy or Japan contemplates war
upon u.s."
This Dulles, It should also be
remembered, IL the man that
Dewey would make Secretary OF
State-if Dewey gets elected on
November Z.
The CIO news., 1944-10-09
Negro Paper
For FDR

The Chicago Defender. one OF
the foremost Negro newspapers IN
the nation today, in a two-column'
page-one editorial unqualifiedly en-
dorses President Roosevelt for re-
election, referring to the president
as the foremost American hoerai
OF our times"
"In an open, above-board battle
between liberalism and Bour-
bonism," states the editorial, "his
stand Is taken for granted. No
where was this better shown than
I'm his staIwart, fortnight action
I'm crushing the Philadelphia
"white supremacy" transit strike.
His record Of 10 years on the
Negro issue entities him to rec
ognition as the best President
black Americans ever had since
Lincoln"
The editorial termed the Grand
Old Party as the Same Old Party
of Hoover & Co., stepped In the
dangerous brew Of isolation and
reaction, welded to the theology
Of the bread line and controlled
by dyed-in-the-wool Tories"
In opposition to the Republican
presidential candidate, the editorial
Gays:
Governor Dewey In his few
campaign speeches has made
very clear where he stands. He
has stated IL openly constantly.
He sees the future only In terms
Of the past-of Republican rule
under Hoover and Coolidge"
"A vote for Roosevelt IL . vote
for the future" declared the De
fender. "A vote for Dewey is o
step backward into the dark
past.S
The CIO news., 1944-10-09

and particularly of the CIO-PAC,
which was to have turned up
earth-shaking revelations Of huge
CIO slush funds, corruption of the
electorate, buying-in of the Demo-
cratic Party, etc.
This was to be the more "seri-
Gus" side Of the charges against
labor political action. The routine
chore of red-baiting was left to
Dies and the other lame ducks
on his un-American committee.
That too has been a flop.
TRUTH WILL OUT
Sidney Hillman started the
boomerang on the way back to
Its original launching-site when
he testified to the small amounts
of money PAC gets from Its con-
tributOrs and asked the House
Campaign Expenditures Commit
tee tO look into contributions to
election funds by the duPOnts,
the Weirs, the Girdlers and the
like.
He started something even more
embarrassing to the COP when he
asked the committee to look into
Frank E. Gannett's Committee for
Constitutional Government, Joe
Ramps pro-fascist Constitutional
Education League and G. L. K.
Smiths America Firsters.
Following investigations ordered
by House Committee Chairman
Rep. Clinton Anderson ID, N M,
these people, and others like them,
are seen as openly and braZenly
violating the law on political con-
tributions, and further. as openly
defying Congress to do anything
about 1t.
UNLUCKY IS
Then, to cap it, Is Republicans
in both House and Senate have
been revealed as sponsors Of n
3,l16, ,OOO-piece mailing-at the
The CIO news., 1944-10-09
Murray One
Of Piffsburghs'
'Greufs'-

CIO Pres. Philip Murray this
week received high praise from
Vice-Pres. Henry Wallace. Speak
ing In Pittsburgh, Wallace described
Murray as a man whose life typi-
fies In 80 many ways all that Is
best In modern Pittsburgh"
Ranking Murray among the great
est men that the coal city has ever
produced, Wallace cited the labor
leaders early fight against In
Justice and lawlessness with the re-
suit that to-day in the Pittsburgh
area there Is remarkable harmony
between Americans Of all races and
colors."
The CIO news., 1944-10-09
AFL Agent
Boosts PAC

New York, Oct. Here's the
way one u. S. Navy man. who
also happens TO be a former ALL
Business Agent, feels about ClO-
PAC and the way It's rallying the
people 10 vote for FDR and a
progressive Congress in 1945.
It's a letter from a U. S. At
lantic Fleet Air Force man to PAC
headquarters here, and 1t says:
IL am highly interested In the
coming election and through
your earnest effort have received
my War Ballot. Being q Busi-
ness Agent myself tAFT) i can
appreciate your well-organizcd
effort.
I'm the near future ] am to ad-
dress the entire membership Of
my local in New York City and
would appreciate II you would send
me any or all Of your political
leaflets, especially your Manual on
Public Speaking
Realizing this work entails tre-
mendous monetary efforts on your
part, advise sme by return mail Of
the cost of these leaflets and I'll
send check for same"
The CIO news., 1944-10-09
Barney Ross Heads
Youth For FDR

Formation of a nationwide nom
partisan movement Of young voters
to work for the reelection of Presi-
dent Roosevelt was announced re-
Gently In New York City by Barney
Ross, cochairman Of the group,
which will be known as Young
Americans for Roosevelt. Ross, a
Guadalcanal marine hero, Is the
former lightweight and welter-
weight boxing champion.
The CIO news., 1944-10-09

papers, Dulles has spent a long and
profitable career as lawyer and
agent In a number of affairs closely
connected with fascist financing.
Here's a quote from one Of Pear
sons latest columns-suppressed by
most OF the many pro-Dewey and
anti-FDR newspapers that syndi-
cate his column:
"Thus the record shows him
CDulles) as arguing personally
for Dictator Franco Of Spain; hav-
ing legal relations with Count
Rene de Chambrun, son-in-law OF
Laval, now arrested; discussing
plans whereby Swedish SkF
The CIO news., 1944-10-09

taxpayers expense - that con-
tains one Of the most vicious at
tacks ON labor yet made.
The attack, In q speech by Rep.
Busbey tR., ILL, was mailed under
Congressional frank, at a cost OF
18 or 10 tons of paper, and ut a
money loss to the Government OF
some $4,000 in postage.
Senators and Representatives who
used their free mailing privilege
to circulate this attack were: Sen.
Moore (OkJa.), Clare Boothe Luce
(Conn.), Reed IN. ", Tale uao,
Bennett tMo.), Carrier Ky), Rowe
(O0, Woodruff tMich). Bates
(Mass.), Knutson and Mas (Minn)
and Busbey 0ll),.
Deep silence has been the only
comment from this unlucly IS
OF COPS best since the disclosure
was made q week ago. Though
the story has made newspaper
front pages, no denial. excuse,
alibi or cOver-up has been at
tempted--iOr the very good rca-
The CIO news., 1944-10-09
Register To
Vo+e-I+'s
Your Duty!
By HOWARD FAST
Author of Freedom Road"

Author of Freedom Road"
II the actual casting Of the bal
lot is today one of the prime du-
ties of the American citizen-then
surely registration is a fourfold
obligation. Yet with all the talk
of the necessity to vote, It is pos
sible that once again, as 80 often
in the past, election day will find
thousands of citizens regretting the
fact that they did not register.
How can we prevent this? Ger
tainly. if we consider the two,
voting and registration-registra-
ton becomes the more important
factor, the decisive factor, the de-
cision to vote which brings with
it the right to vote.
A campaign must be fought,
Immediately and fiercely, to bring
home to Americans that registra-
ton, and registration alone, en-
ables the citizen of o democracy
to exercise his prime democratic
function. He must register con-
scionsIy and willingly, as an In
divldual, without the prompting
Of q machine; he must talk regis
tration and promote registration,
even more than he talks and pro-
notes the actual vote.
He must understand how regis
tration Is not merely red tape, not
merely a nuisance, but safeguard
of the ballot, safeguard that has
been worked out over many years
years of strife, years during
which rotten politics was toppled
from its place In American civil
life.
Only o strong, purpOsefui cam
paign for registration can bring
out the vote. And only II the
vote Is brought out, as IL was
never brought out before, can the
progressive elements In AmeFi->
can life triumph I'm the forth
coming election.
~ Z. lsas " tt.fA., ant
The CIO news., 1944-10-09
LET'S Look AT
The Record

There's nothing like good look at the record
to set you straight on the election
Next week (Oct. 16) The CIO NEWS will
bring you this record showing in special four
page supplement what FDR has done for work.
ers, farmers, businessmen for the nation.
1t will also show what Dewey, Hoover,
Dulles and all that gang intend to do if they
get chance-based on their past records and
their promises.
Order now from Publicity Dept, CIO, 71S
Jackson Place NV, Washington g. D. C..
Editors: order mats for use in your own
papers now. Whole supplement will be pro-
fusely illustrated
The CIO news., 1944-10-09
SON that nothing can be said.
DEFY u. s.


DEFY u. 8.
One Of the defiant witnesses,
Edw. A. Rumely of Gannett's COM
mittee, has already been cited for
contempt for his refusal to reveal
the source of the committees In
come. Kamp. Of the Constitutional
Education League - which was
shown by the LaFollette to be
neither constitutional nor educa-
tional but simply an anti-CIO
racket-has also refused, and will
presumably also be cited.
Other Dewey hackers who have
failed to reveal names Of CON-
tribut0rs and amounts given In
clude the anti-FDR American
Democratic National Committee
and Sen. w. Lee O'DanieI's (poll-
taxer, Tex.) splinter group which
has announced II Is out to raise
$1.OOO,OOO.
AS the score adds up, the pro-
FDR organizations, chiefly the
CIO-PAC, are completely in the
clear. They were investigated, they
appeared, they testified, and have
been found OK-except Of course
by the dead-duck Dies Committee.
But the Republicans and their
hackers among the pro-fascist
fringe are definitely not In the
clear. Between them, they've
managed to get cited for con-
tempt, are faced with criminal
prosecutions, and are seriously
involved in spending the tax
payers money for partisan pur-
poses.
The CIO news., 1944-10-09
Dewey's Dulles
A Smelly Record

WASHINGTON, Oct New chapters in the of John
Dulles Deweys expert" foreign AFFAIRS him up
Of distinctly dubious background and preparation
job Of Secretary of State that he slated Dewey wins
According to Drew Pearson author of the Washington
column that ordinarily reaches 500
The CIO news., 1944-10-09
Probe Of CIO-PAC
Boomerdngs on COP

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around Of first thewh i'm
The CIO news., 1944-10-09
UNLUCKY IS

Then, to cap it, Is Republicans
in both House and Senate have
been revealed as sponsors Of
3,l16,OOO-piece mailing-at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-07
DOWNTOWN

DOWNTOWN
"a Monroe Ave.
WEST SIDE
1895 Grand River
177l6 Grand River
PISA Grand River
1920 Livernois
SAIL Michigan
1906 Michigan
5S2S w. Fort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-07
Metro Pin Race
Grows Closer
SIANDINGs

With TWO games separating tho
first seven teams and only five
between the leader and calender.
The Metropolitan Classic Bowling
League race grows closer Palmer
Park went into the lead alone
las, night al Wurm Recreation
IN diSposlng Of Delray,
Ira Wilson's 2973 was best in
scoring and 1t removed Roberts
from the three-way TIE for thc
lead in scoring a Shutout Harry
Abrams Archw way. 643, and
George Gingerella, Wilson. 633
were individual leaders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-07
TOR SAII RDAY

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Horses listed On order - post position
weather rsirInr track 'a0
post 2 p m Detroit 'ifnc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-07
Chapman Returns,
To WrestIe Torres

kld Chapman Junior heavy
champion, whose injured knee l.
ready for action again meets Mig
uel Torres. Mexican junior heavy.
in a feature of a mat doubleheader
AZ FalTvieW Gardens Tuesday
night George DuSette takes on
Tiger" Jack Moore There VIII be
two other matches.