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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-26
STRAIN 3.

Cd vsega tega pa je bilo res
edino to, da je UrSka povabila
Pavlo, maj Sc naseli pri njej,
ker bi kot sivilja ma Bistrici
lahko dobro zivela. Pavla pa il
je odgovorila, da gre rajsi ma
zaj k ciganom, kakor da bi Sc
vrnila ma Bistrico.
Ravnjak sprva kar verjeti nj
mogel, da sc Pavla pri cevljar-
ju naseli. Ko pa je to zda:j cd
tega, zdaj Cd drugega cul, je
verjel tudi on. Temna slutnja
mu je vstala, da prihaja nalasc
ma Bistrico, da ga hoce pred
vso faro osramotiti in ga Sc
marsikatero zadrego spraviti.
Tako je bill zmeden, da nj vec
znal trezno soditi. Rad jo je
incl, ali navdajati ga je jela
zopet neka bridka jeza ma MO in
bolj ko kdaj poprej je preu-
darjal, da bi Sc lie ozenil z Osoi-
nikovo Lencko.
fDalje prihodnjie)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-26

Dala mu je roko, XII je bila
mrzia ko led:
'Zbogom, Franc!' Sc je sire
sla in zaihtela, potem pa zbeza-
la mimo zacudene sestre vrata-
rice.
Ravnjak nj vedel, kako je pri-
sci spet ma cesto. Nj cul NEST
mega vrvenja, nj videl ljudi: V
dust mu je odmeval dekletov
zadnji ihteci pozdrav.
Strasno ga je prevzeIo slovo
Cd ljubega dekleta. Donna ma
Ravnah so 81 posepetavali, da
ga je ia pot v Maribor "a vec
let postarala. Zaman je upal,
da Sc DO Pavlo lepo pobotal in
81 tako povrnil svoj dusni mir;
bill je nemirnejsi kakor kdaj ajko-
Ii poprej. Noe in dan ga je skr-
belo, kaj DO zdaj S Pavlo. Ko bi
vsaj denar bila vzela! Kar tako
to nj moglo ostati :.
Prihodnje dni je iskal priloz-
nosti, da bi Sc pogovoril z Jer-
CO: Ko pa il je hotel dati "a
Pavlo denar in hranilno knji-
zico, ga je Sc boil rezko zavr-
Mia kakor Pavla. njaku, XII
je ma svojo veljavo kaj dal, Sc
je to zdelo hudo ponizanie.
Zdaj je hotel ma vse pozabiti in
81 ubiti vsako misel ma dekle.
Il vso silo Sc je vrgel na delo.
Pc yes dan je pretical ma obcini,
pisal in racunal, delal nacrte in
predloge, toda miru nj nasel.
Najbolj ga:je bolelo, da so Sc ga
ljudje tako izogibali in mu dali
vedeti, da mu ne zaupajo pray.
Nj pa spoznal, da je bill temu
sam kriv, kajti S syojo zadirc-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-26

"Ne - ne - nikdar ne!' Sc
je branila.
"Denar sem zate namenil, da
bi tt bill "a potrebo."
"se dotakniti Sc ga noeem.
Rajsi cd lakote umrem.
"Od Jerce ga bos vzela, kaj?"
''V vodo ga vrzem, v ogenj.."
"Da 81 TAXA, Pavla, tega ne bi
bill verjel.'
T mic nisem TAXA! Nekaj pa
nase vendar DAM"
zmajal je z glavo in sprawl
denar in hranilno knjizico. Pa
via je sukala prstan ma roki in
Sc nj mogla odlociti. Cd bridko-
be Sc il je spacil obraz. Snela je
zlati obrocek, ga drzala trenu-
tex roki, zopet nataknila, po-
tenn pa magic spet snela in po-
tisnila pred Ravnjaka. Ia jo je
z ocmi presunil, pobral prstan
in ga vtaknil v telovnik. Tedaj
je dekle poglasno zajecalo. Hi
tro pa Sc je zbrala in zasepeta-
la:
"Da, prav je tako."
"Pavla, ako te veseli, tt ga
DAM" je rekel.
"Ne! Imej ga!!' ga je zavrni-
la. "Pece me ma roki."
Zopet sta obsedela, ne da bi
spregovorila. xIznenada je vstala
Pavla, XII Sc je zdaj lie z najvec-
jo silo premagovala, da nj ma
glas zaihtela, in je tresocim Sc
glasom dejala:
'Zdaj te prosim: pojdi!"
zalostno jo je pogledal, ko je
stala pred MIN tako lepa V svo-
il zaduseni bolesti:
"Pavla, ali Sc lociva brez "a
mere?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-26
(Nadaljevanje)
26. januarja, 1914

Nicesar nj rekla, lie odkimala
je.
"Ce hoces, tt kupim kako hi.
sico ali kako kmetijo kje tn 0.
koli. Ali tt je prav?'
Sc bolj odlocno je stresla gla-
vo.
Tedaj je potegnil listnico il
zepa in polozil pred MO zavitek,
v katerem je bill Sop bankovcev
in hranilna knjizica:
"Tu tt dam tisoc dinarjev, ko.
likor imas zasluzenih; craven
jih je Sc stiri tisoc in knjizica
Spodnjestajerske hranilnice "a
osemdeset tisoc. Vzemi! Use je
tvoje."
'Nicesar' nocem. Mic mi nj
treba," je stisnila il sebe in po-
rinili vse nazaj pred NIGGA.
"Saj ii iz srca rad dam. We
sci sem, &c tt morem kaj stori-
tt, da Sc ii DO laze godilo.'
Isl bonn re sama pomagala,
Delala bonn in 81 bonn zasluzila
kar mi DO potrebno. Vec 81 ne
zelim."
"Tudi tisti denar je craven,
XII ga imas pri mas zasluzene-
ga"
"Vec, ko desetkrat toliko 81
re izdajal zane - v bolnisnici
in zdaj tu.'
"Pavla, pamet 81 posodi! We.
sela bos kda:i &c bos kaj ime-
la."
"Ne. Bolelo bi me. Sal nisem
ma prodaj."
Ma bledih licih sta il zagoreli
dive rdeci 1isi.
"Bom pa Jerci, tvoji botri,
dial, da tt shrani."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-26

nostjo 81 je ljudi odbijal. Edino
q Osojnikom Sc je shajal; ia
mu je kazal vedno sladek in pri-
jazen obraz in mu je pri obcin-
skin poslih vse pomagal.
Zdaj sc je veekrat ustavil pri
misli, &c bi lie ne bilo najbolje,
ko hi Osojnikovo Lencko vzel.
Ampak ljubezni do ME nj vec
eutil. Ali kaj ljubezen! II lju-
bezni Sc sploh ne DO vec zenil.
Kar je Pavlo izgubil, nj bilo
zanj dekleta ma svetu, XII bi ga
bill Sc mogel rad imeti. LIE "a
upanje svojih obcanov 81 je
spet hotel pridobiti, konec je
hotel napraviti svoji dusevni
razdvojenosti in raztrganosti
- in umiriti Sc, umiriti, "a vsa-
ko ceno umiriti.
Toda kaj bi 81 morala Paw
la misliti, &c bi zdaj, komaj Sc
je njo razsel, vel drugo1 po-
vrh Sc prav Lencko? Hudo bi
jo bolelo, Sc zadnjo iskrico lju-
bezni, XII il Sc morda v srcu til,
bi j zadusilo in vse zivljenje bi
ga prezirala in zanicevala. Ne,
tax ne SINE, ne more biti
Boil ko je~ razmisljal, bolj
je postajal nemiren. Da bi sc
raztresel Sc je podal V Zagreb,
ma Susak in V Ljubljano, napol
zaradi lesne kupcije, napol "a
kratek cas-. Upal je, da Sc DO ta-
ko resil tezkih misli. Bilo pa je
narobe. Svoj cas- je Pavli oblju-
bill, da pojdeta po poroki ma
morje in ma Trsat. Zdaj mu je
vso pot hodila njena podoba ma
misel in Sc huje mu je bilo pri
srcu. Zdelan, truden in neza-
dovoljen Sc je vrnil.
Neznansko pocasi so mu lezli
dnevi
Tedaj jo je mojster Smola
svojim jezikom zopet nadrobil,
da je VISA Bistrica imela kaj po-
zirati.
Neko nedeljo zvecer Sc ga je
pri Blatriku spet nalezel, da je|
videl vse okoli sebe S soncem
namazano. Po svoji natrkani
navadi je spet tako vzviseno 60
voril, kakor pismarji pisejo, in
nj znal po rdomace. Nocoj jeI
svojim vinskim bratcem ne
KEN figovcu tvezel, XII je prid-I
nemu, postenemu dekletu sveti
zakon obljubil, potem pa bese-
do snedel. Nato je pravil, da
pride zdaj tista neka Pavla, XII
jo je Hruplja "a svojo vzela in
Sc j torej po domace rece Paw
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-26

"Da, Franc, brez zamere! JAZZ
tt nicesar ne zamerim, tt pa me-
nj nieesar ne zameri! - Zdaj
pa pojdi!"
"Ce tako hoces, bodi - pa
pojdem," je dejal in vstal. EN-
krat pa Sc pridem."
"Nikar! Ia bozjo vol;c tie
prosim: nikari"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-14
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Baptists Stand For

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-14

This Space wus Paid for by The Bapdst Churches Of the Mississippi Coast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
'Detroit's War on Dopers
Acclaimed by Washington

Detroit ranked third in the ma
ton, In the fiscal year just ended.
in the arrest and prosecution of
dealers in marijuana and second
in the nation in prosecutions of
all other types of narcotic cases.
ii was revealed Saturday by Ralph
II. oyler district supervisor of
the federal narcotics bureau.
Oyler was commended for his
work in the district in the annual
report from Washington, which
made the disclosures.
In Oyler's district, consisting of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Red Cross Seeks
Two Detroiters
o.
Times Photo

The American Red Cross today
enlisted the aid of the Times in
finding two DetroiterS whom the
war and navy departments are
attempting to locate for "impor-
tant and necessary but undis-
closed reasons
The two persons are Gertrude
Wade, Longacre street, formerly
of 1929 Strathmoor, an aunt of
26-year-old Pvt. Eugene Stone
and Constance c. Alexander SO
ErSkine, wife of Pvt, James D,
Alexander.
Any one knowing these persons
is urged to call Mrs. Reliance
FrederikSen at Randolph 4350.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27

Michigan and Ohio. 10S mari.
juana cases were closed in the
year with long prison sentences
for the offenders. In all other
types of dope traffic. TIA GASES
were closed similarly. the report
said.
Oyler said he believes Detroit
is pretty well cleaned up" be-
cause several marijuana rings
operating in war plants have been
smashed and because of the scar
city of other types of drugs which.
even when available, are greatly
adulterated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Hospital Unit
Wins Praise
Both Soon TO Get New
Front Line Duties

Winning high praise for the
care they gave wounded Yank:
in Africa and Italy. Detroits 36th
General Hospital Unit soon will
get another front line assignment,
IL was revealed Saturday.
News of the commentator
reached DR.. Edgar II. Norris,
dean of Wayne University's
college of medicine, in a letter
from 1t. Col. Wyman {. c. Cole.
medical director of the hospital
unit. Organized at Wayne's medi-
cal college. the unit went overseas
Is months ago and has recently
been stationed in the Naples area.
Special praise for the Detroit
medicos was offered by Col. Rich
ard T. Arrest. surgeon of the
Headquarters Peninsular Base
Section.
lit has indeed been a pleasure
to have your organization with
this command" Arrest wrote
Cole, "and i regret your separa-
ton from the Peninsular Base
Section.
The professional ability and
untiring devotion TO duty of the
members Of your organization
have done much TO add to the
fort and well-being OF
casualties admitted to your hos
pital.
"YOu should each be justly
proud of task well done"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Windsor Child Dies
From Auto Injuries

Five-year-old Marion Robinson
Of 1886 Central Windsor, died
Saturday afternoon in the Hotel
Dleu l. hours after She WAS hit
by a car driven by Jean Smigen
"a. of East Windsor
Miss SmiCen. who told Windsor
police Marion had stepped out
INTO the path Of her car AZ the
corner of Seminole and Central
was released pending result Of an
inquest Monday al Windsor police
headquarters by Or. J. M. Young
coroner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27

Italian rains. The SIND received
A presidential citation for its COM
bat record: in 30 days LOT enemy
planes destroyed, 10 five u. S.
losses.
But YOU don't sec the citation
ribbon on any of the serGeants'
uniforms. Nor any of their serv-
ice stripes or battle stars because
they've earned so many they are
not sure what number is right
They let the adjutant general
worry about it.
Righetti. born in Genoa. Italy.
found the Italian campaign an OPP
portunity to brush up his native
language. lie practiSed it by add
ing Ia PMS collection Of ancient
firearms, which includes a twelfth
century duelling piece.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27

Morris RighettL veteran OF the
group, with 25 years service,
says
We've been together for
three years, and now They're
putting us 10 pasture. Maybe
they'll send the rockies back
overseas"
The rockies arc M/Sgt, Peter
Frain and M/Sgt Arnold Wy
mer, with II and IS years seTv-
ice. respectively. Besides Righetti,
Lee Hall has D years. while Ford
Sweeney and William Rose rank
second with p years apiece.
Their Job WAS 10 keep Weapons
and materiel in working shape for
the fighter planes OF the 62nd,
through African SandStornS and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27

in lovely shades Of lusssee,
green, blue or navy :. no
lining 81 oil stitched
tuxedo =. vide sleeves!
ldesl Tor cool nights ard
throughout the fsIl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Detroit EIier Killed

Aviation Cadet Cashier A. lie.
llnSki. -. son a. Nj and Mrs.
Michael Zielinsk. of 72S5 Faust,
was one Of Eve army men killed in
tho crash ~ their training plane
elCht miles FROM Carlsbad, y NJ
air field. 70 vas ANNOUNCED sat
urdsy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
King George Is Uncle

LONDON, Aug 26 (UP)-The
Duchess of Gloucester gave birth
today 10 a son, fifth in line of
succession 10 the British throne.
The Duke Of Gloucester, young
est brother Of King George, is
governor general designate to
Australia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
6 Vets of Africa War
Total 1O3Yrs. in Army

sergeants of the SIND Fighter Group
who fought the African and Italian campaigns in Mount
today waiting e-asgnment training in this
country their combat knowhow will youngsters
learning the hard way Their combined years of service total
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-27
Delinquency
Declines Here
BeIIenger Encouraged
by Juvenile Figures
nv MILTON MURRAY

Eve consecutive months Of
decline in juvenile delinquency
complaints from last years peak
months today encouraged Police
Commissioner Ballcncer 10 hope
that Detroit is beginning to solve
one ~ its MAJOR problems.
Since February each monthly
report If the police department
has shown p reduction over the
same month OF year ago.
we stil have far too many
complaints and long way TO
60 I'm solving the youth prob
lem" PaIenGcr said, but ann
hopeful that We are beginning
10 make progress.
CONTACTS AGENCIES
As chairman Of the Mayors
Advisory Committee on Youth
Problems, Ballcngor IS IN contact
with an agencies and groups
active IN the youth field
1T il only about a year ago
that Detroit suddenly realized
II was headed for real trouble"
BallcnEer pointed out. The
figures on Juvenile delinquency
were skNrOcketing over pre-
Vious years.
The Times and the other
papers did an excellent job in
pointing out the problem. A
great many organizations and
groups, a. well aS individuals.
became interested and active in
discovering the cause and cure
OF juvenile delinquency. 4 great
many projects and plans were
launched.
LIKE JIGSAN PUZZLE
1T isn't possible TO put the
finger on any one thing n
having turned the tide or any
one Idea. It's something like a
iigsaw puzzle. All of sud
den. the pieces are beginning
10 fit, The picture il starting
60 become clear. II isn't com
plete, however. by "A long way"
BallenCcr admitted that he
hesitated in citing the declining
figures.
Early last year. our number
of complaints was increasing as
high a. S7.5 per cent over the
previous year. BY December, the
Increase had, dropped To 50 per
cent over the previous Decem-
Der.
"Ip JaBiiaF4.@ =Was=8.1 per
cent and in February only bper
cent. Then the decline began. II
IL continues and II MI Of rs
maintain our interest and Our
work. then--and only then
can we begin TO congratulate
ourselves"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
gC-EBOaf
Sunk off
Coast

WASHINGTON. Aug. 4
(UP)-A German submarine
maneuvering to attack a
convoy off the Atlantic Coast
was destroyed recently by
ramming and gunfire from
three destroyer escorts, the
navy revealed today.
Two Of The destroyer escorts
were manned los coast guard per.
sonnet and one by n navy crow
It. William - Draper q coast
guard officer ot Saginaw Mich.
described the battle with the un-
derNcaS raider
Contact was made hN one al
the coast guard ships and depth
charges forced the enemy craft
10 the surface. where II was
rammed bN one of the navy
vessels.
Submarine CrcWmcn poured
from the coming tower, rush
ing for their tCCk gTTn,- hur wrrr-
swept back nv concentrated
Iunfire from the second coast
guard escort. which had moved
in from the opposite direction.
AS the NaZi raider started
sinking, the crew lcaped into
the water. \ dozen German
survivors Including the U-boat
commander were taken aboard
one Of the coast guard ships"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Check Suspect Hides
I'm Fake Navy Uniform

Trapped by alert hotel house
detectives a man who illegally
wore the crisp whites of a navy
lieutenant commander and is
suspected of a three-month career
of phony check passing in the East
is today in police custody pending
action of the FBI.
The man. who told police his
name Is Harvey Louis Eudmer. p.
of IL Browning, Dorchester. Mass.
was arrested last night by
Howard Dunnebacke and William
ErSpamer of the navy shore
patrol.
Hotel Statler detectives. seeing
in him a resemblance to a deScrip-
ton OF an alleged bad check
passer furnished them yesterday
by the FB1, called the patrol.
Ludmer had registered at the
hotel Wednesday under the name
1t. Comdr. II. L. Lesser, New
York City"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04

Halted by the shore patrol out
side the hotel Ludmer told them
his credentials were in his room.
Op the way up in the elevator. he
broke down. the shore patrolmen
said, and confessed his uniform
was phony, giving the motive that
is becoming standard in such
cases:
IT bought the uniform 10 i'm.
press girl.
In his room was a new navy
gray uniform. Both were bought
in New York, Ludmer said.
On his person police found an
army dishonorable discharge from
Fort Jackson. Jacksonville. s. c.
with orders TO report back 10 his
local draft board.
Held on a charge Of Illegally
wearing a naval uniform Ludmer
was TO be questioned by FBI men
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Tf'IIBeHEOf
All Day

IF YOU want 10 know the worst
lis hot and humid and its going
to stay hot and humid.
The only consolation from the
weather man u that there may
be scattered thunderShowerS late
this afternoon not a scattered,
however. as yesterday.
Yesterday the temperature
SCARED 10 Us between s and Z
p. m. This tied tie mark for the
same day set IN 1890 but fell three
degrees short of the 90 recorded
on June Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Guarded presidents
Dies in New York

WASHINGTON. Aug 4 ms
Col. Edmund W. Staring 6S
who guarded five presidents rs
chief Of The White House secret
service STAFF is dead 81 pneumonia
in New York.
lie made two trips 10 Europe
WITH President Wilson was with
. President Harding when ne died
fShcd with President Coolidge
and was hodyCuard 10 President,
Hoover and Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Burma Road
Link Taken,
All Jdps Slain:

SOUTHEAST ASIA, HQ,
HANDY, CEYLON, Aug. 4
CUP)-American, British and
Chinese forces today cap
tured Myitkyina, Jap strong
hold in northern Burma and
last major o b 5 a Gle to
the reopening of an overland
supply route into China from
India, after killing the garri-
son of more than 5000 almost
TO the last man.
The fan Of the city ended a
siege which began June 3 when
British and Indian air horne
troops. landing far behind Japa-
neSe lines. crossed the monsoon
swollen Irrawaddy River and
sealed off the garrison : last eS-
cape route
Annihllation of the enemy gar
riSon clears the way for the com
pletion oi the new Ledo Road,
connecting at PaoShan with the
old Burma Road. leading 70
Chungking and designed 10 carry
traffic from northern Assam into
China
II. Gen Sulwell led American
and Chinese forces IN drive
from the north against the garri-
son. while British and Indian
troops under Mai. Gen. Lentaigne.
after having been landed from
the arr. pressed on the bcsIeged
citN from tho south
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
.dnk Raiders
SnndshBonins

NEW YORK, Aug. q (NS)-
A heavy attack upon the BONN
islands off the coast of Japan,
presumably carried out by air and
naval forces. was reported by the
Tokyo radio today.
Broadcasts recorded by u. S.
government monitors said pow
erful forrpations" had struck at
the islands of Two and Chichi,
strongest points in the Bo-
nins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Burma Basti0n Seized
REBEL S=PICkET. PLANTS
YanXS Strike
From RenneS

SUPREME HQ., AEF, Aug. 4-QNS)-Ameri-
can troops smashed out from Rennes today in
sweeping twO-prOnged drive destined to engulf the
great Breton ports and naval bases of st. Nazaire
and BreSt.
While fighting continued in some sectors of Rennes,
columns loose from the Brittany capital and
Numbered out points 20 miles south and II miles west
One combat force during the forenoon pushed out to
Mauron q miles due west of Rennes and the direct route
Another reached points 20 miles south of the city
their way to St. Nazaire and Nantes. The advance
placed the Americans only 40 miles from St Nazaire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
FACES PUNISHMENT

Promising that lust punish
ment for the offending file.
would be melted out, Col. Reyn
Odds said.
investigation by the mill
tary authorities il continuing in
an effort 10 establish which one
Of the aircraft involved actually
struck her.
The body was examined by
medical and military analysts
before II was sent home yes
terday To Ohio for burial, and
these analysts will examine the
planes involved and decide
which one struck the woman"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
NaZiS EVae.sIatc
Guernsey. JERSEY

LONDON. Aug. 1 GNSl Ger.
man troops were reported cvacu.
ating the ..Channcl islands OF
E Guernsey and Jersey early today
landing in Various Breton poTGS
says a dispatch from France tC
the London Daily Telegraph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Stain Greets Polish
Premier i'm Moscow

LONDON, Aug. 4 (INS)-Pre-
mier Stain received Premier
Mikelajczk of the Polish govern
ment-in-exile. in Moscow yester-
day. Reuter- dispatch from the
Soviet capital said today.
The Polish official journeyed 10
Russia in an effort to improve re-
lations between the Soviets and
his government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Curb Aluminium Output

WASHINGTON. Aug q INS)
The WPB announced that alu-
mindrf- pre- & u elton Wnuld-he
stopped at Aluminium Company
of America plants in Rlverbank,
Cal. and Burlington. y. J.