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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-01-20

Lucas Qll.) and Connally (Texas).
Two recommendation particular
ly opposed would exempt from pres
ent repricing all contracts for stand
ard commercial articles, and prod
ucts not actually part Of goods
delivered.
In the first case, the senators said,
one company with orders for a
standard commercial article did six
times the business Of the 1935-'39
period, yet would be exempt from
repricing.
In the second case, the senators
said, one machine tool company
whose product, of course, does not
actually appear in finished war
goods, did six times its normal bust
ness, yet would not be forced to re-
price its contracts.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-01-20
a. CONVENTIONS:
Chicago Bids

With 10000 visitors expected at
both the Democratic and Republican
national conventions this year, Big
Business in Chicago bid to have the
conclaves held there, with New York
also repeatedly interested.
In Chicago alone, representatives
of hotels, restaurants, realty and
financial concerns, banks and utili-
ties agreed to raise $4,000 to help
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-01-20
RAIL TRAFFIC.:
Piled Up Records

The nations railroads broke all
transportation records last year,
both for passengers and freight. Vol
ume of freight hauled was II per
cent above 1912, the previous high,
and passenger traffic shot up So per
cent over the preceding year.
Average load Of freight per train
was 1,116 tons, another record. Per
car load was Al tons. Average vol
ume of passengers per car was
greater than ever before. An in
crease of about 20 per cent in gross
revenue is expected.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-01-20
STEEL:
Normal Soon

Within six months production of
steel should return to nearly normal
conditions, it is said. output of
steel ingots will be lower during 1914
than the record set last year of 80
million TONS"
While the invasion barge program
is in progress, demand for fat-rolled
steel will continue high, it is pre-
dicted. Also needed are steel strips
for landing mats. On the domestic
side, it is expected that production
of rails and pipes will be substan-
tally increased.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-01-20
WAR PROFITS:
Want Strict Control

Recommendations to change the
present government procedure of re-
capturing excessive profits on war
material by rewriting old contracts,
were bitterly opposed by Senators
Walsh (Mass.), LaFollette (Wis.),
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-01-20
EUROPE:
Plaster Defenses

Flying over an 8O0-mile front, Al
lied bombers raped hard at Ger
man defenses and industries in west
ern Europe preparatory to the her.
aided invasion.
But in Italy, bad weather restrict
ed Allied progress over the noun
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-01-20
TELEPHONES:
Biggest Year

The Bell Telephone system ham
died more calls, had more phones in
service, and employed more opera
tors in 1913 than in any previous
year. Long distance calls num-
bered 15O,OOO,OO0, compared with
lis, 900, 900 in 1912. Crowded wires
were termed the ''No. headache"
of the. great organization. &
Although limited by shortage OF
materials and trained workers, the
companies of the system installed
10000 telephones during the year,
bringing phones in service to 21,-
600, 900, new record.
Released by Western Newspaper Union
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-01-20
Weekly News Analysis
Russ Forge Deeper Into Poland Southwest Drive Per Naz Troops

ments said, and although it is the
army and navy policy to assist sol
diers and sailors in voting, nothing
must interfere with the /. primary
obligation to wage a victorious
war"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-01-20

EDITORS NOTE-When opinions
are expressed in these columns, they
are those of Western Newspaper Union
this newspaper.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-01-20

defray hall expenses, ETC., for either
party, or $15O,00O for both, if they
met in the Windy City.
AS the national committees under
Frank Walker of the Democrats and
Harrison Spangler of the Republi-
cans studied convention sites, the
Office of Defense Transportation de-
.clared Chicago was the city least
likely to upset train schedules, since
regular line sleeping cars with II, 1853
beds terminate there, compared to
1929 in New York.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-01-20
COLLEGE FOOTBALL:
No Deaths

For the second time in the IL
years he has compiled statistics on
college football deaths, DR.. Floyd r.
Eastwood of Purdue U. announced
no fatalities due to football in 1943.
Possibly because Of lack Of suf-
ficient amounts and quality of equip
ment, nine deaths were recorded in
high school football, DR.. Eastwood
said.
Fatalities in the sport have gradu-
ally decreased since he started his
survey in 1881, when 81 deaths were
announced, DR.. Eastwood said.
Since most deaths have been due to
head injuries, he suggested that grid
leaders look into possible use of new
crash helmets designed for military
use during the present war.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-17
(Nadalj

'Sem."
"Vi tukaj,"
"Kakor vidite, dobri moz."
"Gotovo zato, da kaj dobre-
gasstorite. Dobro," je nadalje-
val mrmraje med zobmi ter Sc
napotil dalje, "dobro lahko de-
lamo povsod." Ko sta preme-
rila Sc dive ali trI temne sobane,
sta dospela k vratom dvorane
"a pojedine. Razlegel Sc je zme-
den trusc vilic, nozev, kozarcev,
kroznikov in zlasti neubranih
glasov, XII SO skusali drug dru-
gega prekositi. Brat Sc je ho-
tel umakniti in Sc je "a vrati
prepiral sluzabnikom, mai mu
dovoli cakati v kakem kotu hise,
dokler ne bo obed koncan-kar
Sc odpro vrata. Neki grof Atti-
lilo, XII je sedel nasproti, (bil je
bratranec hisnega gospodarja
in smo ga re nekje omenili, ne
da bi ga bill imenovali) je "a
gledal obrito glavo in kuto, spo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-17
ZAROCENCA
Milanska zgodba IL II. stoletja
Odkril in prenaredil Alessandro Manzon
Poslovenil DIR. Andrej Budal

znal redovnikov ponizni namen
in zaklical: "Ej, ej, ne zbezite
nam, castiti oce; naprej, ma
pref" Don Rodrigo, XII sicer nj
uganil povoda "a ia obisk, bi bill
vendar V ne vem kaksni nejasni
slutnji ia poziv raje opustn
Ali ker ga je bill brezmiselni At
tllio re tako glasno izustil, bi
ne bilo lepo, da bi Sc bill on
umaknil, in je rekel: "Pridite,
oce, pridite." Oce je stopil ma
pref, Sc priklonil gospodarju in
odgovarjal ma ODE strani po-
zdravom omiznikov.
Postenega moza, XII stoji pred
hudobnim, 81 ljudje (ne recem
vsi) radi predstavljajo viso-
kim celom, trdnim pogledom,
dvignjenimi prsmi in izborno
razvozlanim jezikom. Ali da bi
Sc mogel V resnici tako posta-
viii, "a to je treba mnogih okol-
nosti, XII SO le redko zdruzene.
Zato Sc nikar ne cudite, &c je
stal brat Cristoforo kljub do
bremu pricevanju svoje vesti in
najtrdnejsemu obcutku, da je
stvar, XII jo je prisel branit, pra-
.vicna, kljub meSanemu cuvstvu
zgrazanja mad don Rodrigom in
socutja z MIN, z nekaksnim IL
razom odvisnosti in spostovanja
pred pray istim don Rodrigom,
XII je sedel tn koncem mize V
svoji hisi, V svojem kraljestvu,
sredi prijateljev, castilcev in
tolikih znamenj svoje mogoc-
nosti, -takim obrazom, da bl
morala vsakomur cello vsaka
prosnja zamolkniti v ustih, kaj
sele nasvet, graja ali ocitanje!
Ma njegovi desnici je sedel oni
grof Attilio, njegov bratranec
in, ce re moramo povedati, to-
VariS V raZvratnostih in nasil-
nostih, XII je bill prisel IL Mila-
ma, da prezivi pri MEM nekaj
dni ma letoviscu. Ma levici je ma
drugi strani mize sedel We
likim spoStovanjem, kateremu
pa je bila primesana nekaksna
zanesljivost V nastopu in ne
kaksna prenapeta modrost, 60
spod zupan, pray tisti, katere-
mu bi V teoriji pritikalo, da po-
more Renzu Tramaglinu do
praVice in stopi don Rodrigu
ma prste, kakor smo videli v
razglasih. zupanu nasproti je
sedel z izrazom najcistejsega,
najglobljega spostovanja mas
doktor ZmesnjaVec V crnem pla-
scu in s Sc boil zivordecim no.
som nego navadno; nasproti
obema bratrancema pa sta bila
diva neznana povabljenca, o ka-
terih pove nasa zgodoVina samo
to, da sta venomer lie jedla,
sklanjala glavi, Sc smehljala in
vse odobravala, kar je kak omiz-
mix rekeI in cemur nj nobeden
drugi ugovarjal.
"Daj ocetu sedez," je rekel
don Rodrigo. Sluzabnik je pri-
maknil stolico in oce Cristoforo
je sedel, opravicujoc Sc pri 60
spodarju, da je prisel OBJ ne
primerni uri. Rad bi govoril z
vami ma stiri oci, ko bi ne bill
druzabno vezani, v zelo vazni
zadevi," je nato pridrzanim
glasom sepnil don Rodrigu ma
uho.
(Daije prinodnJsc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-17
UredllikOva
posta
Nekaj dozivljajev IL
prve svetovne vojne
PiSe Mary Yapel

va IakTdL lllSVa Vec Saml no.
dill po smreke, ,vzele sva ME
mega ali pa mojega oceta s Sc
boj, ker smo skupaj delali.
Imeli smo tudi stempljanje
denarja. Vsak je moral nest
YES denar, kar ga je incl, v
hranilnico, da so ga stempljali
in pregledali, ker takrat je bilo
veliko ponarejenega denarja.
Cd vsakih 100 kron so well
po 20 K, ce so bill vsi pravi, &c
SO bill pa ponarejeni, so jih pa
vse well ter Sc po 20 cd dobrih.
Ker je bila moja mama sla-
bega zdravja, starejsa sestra
pa prav bojeea, je bila vista
ma meni, da sem opraviia, kar
je bilo treba mesto name.
Slucajno, ko sem bila v hra-
nilnici je bill pred menoj siv
mozicek, kakih IS let star. Bill
je prava gorenjska korenina.
Ker je bill Sc precej zadolzen ma
svojem gruntu, je prodal par
volov, "a katere je takrat do
bill 5000 kron. S tenn denarjem
je mislil plaeati yes svoj dolg.
Ker moz nj bill poucen, kateri
denar je pravi in kateri ne, so
ga mesetarjf posteno ogoljufa-
Ii. Bilo je precej ponarejenega
vines. Ko je Sci moz cd mize, Sc
je posteno razjokal; mesto s.
900 K jih je nesel domov ko-
maj 200 K.
Posebno tezko je bilo tenn
stempljanim denarjem, zato ker
SO ljudje goljufali, ter denar sa-
mi stempljali, da MISC po 20 od-
stotkov zgubili. Kdor je dobil
denar s ponarejenim pecatom
je bilo najbolj zanj,' da ga je
takoj oddal, &c ga je lie mogel
ali pa raztrgal. Ker so srebrni
denar yes pobrali "a vojne ma
meme, Sc je dostikrat ma placil-
nj dan pripetilo, da 81 dobil pol
dvokronskega bankovca mesto
krone, katerega pa MISC mixer
well, ker drobiza nj bilo mixer.
Veliko zalost smo obcutili, ko
so nam well nase milo donece
zvonove. Veliki zvon je tehtal
Sc centov, well so tudi sred-
NIGGA ter enega malega in mrt-
vaski zvon. Pustili so nam sa-
mo enega, XII je tehtal Is CEN
Tow. Oh velikih praznikih so po-
tenn potrkavai ma traverze ali
sine, kakor smo jih imenovali.
Slisalo Sc pa nj dalec.
Ko so virgil veliki zvon zvo-
nika, Sc je naredila mad meter
globoka jana pod MIN. Ljudje
so prisli iz vseh vasi, en- kla-
divom, drugi kleseami, ker
vsak je hotel imeti kak mali
koscek "a spomin, ker. bron Sc
rad odkrusi. Potem SO prisli O.
,rozniki ter SO ljudi proc odga-
mali.
Prav tezavno in nevarno je
bilo potovanje ma vlaku. Cd mas
do Ljubljane je 2 uri in pol no.
da, z vlakom pa emo uro, ker
mas kamnican je vozil prav po-
sasi. Parkrat Sc lje primerilo,
la je slo vec moskih doll, da so
ga malo potisnili po posavskem
klancu, kar SO pozneje obza-
lovali. zeleznica je bila pod ce-
sarsko in kraljevo oblastjo. Ker
so Sc noreevali iz zeleznice, je
to pomenilo razzaljenje easti
njegovega velieanstva.
Ce 81 Sc hotel peljati VIA
kom, 81 moral imeti legitimaci-
jo cd zupana. Pri mas sn1o incl
takrat postarnega moza "a zu-
pana, kateri je bill prav siten.
Slucaj je nanesel, da sem mo-
rala potovati v Ljubljano. sla
sem k zupanu po legitimacijo,
pa ga nj bilo donna. Njegova ze-
ma mi rece kar pocakaj, mora
vsaki cas- priti, ker je Sci y
gozd po listje. cakala sem ga :
! - - -, -,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-17
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/ = =
pa yes, ali vedno v ogledalo III
jas? Meni je postalo malo vro-
Ice, pa Sc odrezem sal sem ze
III let stara, bonn ia vedela
kaksne oci imam.
Drugo jutro sem Sc peljala v
Ljubljano. ,Po zelezniskih vo-
zovih je bio prav nevarno go
voriti, ker skoraj v vsakem va
gonu je sedel po en- spijon, pre-
oblecen v duhovnika z brevir-
jem v roki, XII je prav pobozno
| bral.y Pa nj bral - samo pri-
sluskoval je, kaj Sc govori. Tu-
di v tistem vagonu, v katerem
sem Sc vozila JAZZ, j. bill en- tax
| clovek. Start kmecki mozicki
mic slabega slatec, so Sc pogo
varjali samo o vojni. Tisti ma
videzni duhovnik je pa prislus
koval.. Nazadnje neki star, sivo-
las nloz reee: "Kaj je vojne tre-
ba?" Takrat je ogleduh zaprl
svojo knjigo, ter Sc naredil ka-
kor, da spi.
Ko smo prisli v siski ma ko-
lodvor. je tisti ocka mislil izsto-
pitt, pa mu spijon zastavi pot:
'V imenu postave ste aretira-
MI"
Kakor smo pozneje zvedeli,
je "a tiste besede placal svo-
jim zivljenjem. Takrat MISC clo-
veka mic zaslisevali, kar posta-
viii so ga k zidu, pa so ga u
strelili hrbet.
Dosti slueajev je bilo, da SO 81
morali nesrecnezi sami jane ko-
pat. Postavili so jih oh koncu
jane, ustrelili in revez sc je kar
sam prevrnil svojo jamo.
Prav nevarno je bilo oh We
cerih. Tudi V domaci hisi Sc nj
smelo ma glas govoriti. Kakor
nitro Sc je zmracilo, ze SO Sc
slisale stopinje; pod oknom je
ze kdo prisluskoval.
Tiste case smo pletle en- colo
Stroke ter pol cole debele kite
IL slame ali otepov ter il tistih
kit sivale slamnate cevlje "a
vojake v strelskih jarkih, da
niso'prevec ozebi noge. silva
lie smo tudi debele podplate. IL
papirja, da so 81 jih vojaki de-
vail svoje eevlje, pa vseeno
nj mic pomagalo. Koliko ubogih
vojakov je prislo domov brez
prstov ma nogah, ker so jim do
besedno odmrznili.
Oh vecerih, ko nj bilo zado-
sti petroleja "a veliko luc, smo
imeli malo nocno lucko kakor
kresnico, tako da eden drugega
nismo razlocili. V pol mraku
smo zgledali kakor duhovi. Pri-
slo je Sc slabse. Della po tovar-
nah je zmanjkalo. Posestniki so
81 najemali vojne ujetnike, ka-
teri so Jim delali "a tisto ubo-
ga hrano.
Moi oce 81 je dostikrat zelel,
(da bi bill mia ajsi, da bi lahko sci
v vojno. Ko Sc je vojna zaeela,
je bill star 81 let. Ko je prisla
vista ma So let stare, je bill pa
re 81 let star, tako da je bill
vedno prestar. Mi otroci in ma
ma pa sno bill drugacnih mi
sli, ter smo bill vesei, da smo
imeli oeeta donna, cetudi smo
stradali.
Kdor je incl veliko druzino
in je bill toliko srecen, da Sc je
vrnil zdrav, mu je vojna dosti
pomagala. Mnogo zadokenih
gruntov je bilo med vojno po-
plaeanih. .
Kmetje so lahko prodali vse
ali pa zamenjali. Il NEST so pri-
sli ljudje, prinesli seboj obleko
ali zlatnino ter so "a malo zivil
dali vse. Druga6e pa je bilo "a
uhogega delavca, &c nj incl de-
maria ali zlatnine. Brez denar-
! ia Sc nj dobilo mic. Drva smo 81
prinesli IL gozda, tako da vsaJ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-17
MARY TURK
rojena Pirman.

N1~14U i S4V1\
rojena Prman
Dne H. pol popoldne po
mesecni boezn Dobro pripravjen zadno in
porpezjivo prenaal poednje dni svojega zivljenja.
Ma meu Sc hGssno Prsv iepo zahya dghovnu @
uba zdravil cell Prav epa hvaa Rev Bonn
bachu il Euclid, o. obisk ko bill Jim Turk Ma
dale lepo zahvalmo Monsg B. j. Ponivaru XII h
obska domu heere Frances Jaro 44e E. "a ST. velko
oazbo ste bill Prav lepa hvala duhovnkom XII
prisovoval pr Monsg. B. j. Ponkvar Rev.
F. Baraga duhovnik cd druge zupne kateega
Posebna hvala Mrs Jennie Muhe E. 4s St, in XII
h obks bGlszn Pray srca hosemo epo zahvsiti ma
naso lubo Ne besedo povedat kako
ti elovek ako vek zaost koliko aze ko su
a nj zapueen cd voh dragh in prijate naveea toaz
ba tenn easu Naepsa hvaa trem duhovnkom Immacu
late Conception cerkve XII prs polrop in molt nsso
jubo Pav epo zahvao maj prejmejo Monsg B. j. Po
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-17

Cleveland. Ohio, dine II maja 1914.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-17

MRS. JENNIE MAYER MRS MARY UNGER MRS MIL
DRED PHILLIPS. MRS. FRANCES JAROSZ, hcere
JOE, JIM, ANTON snovi ..
ANTON MAYER, WALTER UNGER ANTON JAROSZ zetie
HELEN MARY, SYLVIA, sinahe
ANTON, JEAN, EDDIE LORRINE LAURIN; ALBERT Al
BINA MAYER; WALTER, TIdMY, aCARROL UNGER
DONNA PHILLIPS; PATRICIA LEE JAROSZ JOE.
RICHARD TURK JIM TURK JR.; RONALD RICHIE
TURK ynuki in vnukinje
LORRINE LAURIN; RICHY TURK praynuka 5 8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
& Jap Vessels
Sunk Off China

CUUNGkING Jan IS INSf
Mitchell bombcr> OF tho Chinese
American wing Of tho IAN L s.
Air Force sank SIX japanese
vessels and damaged q seNenlh
IN sweeps of The Chinese coast.
headquarters Of II Gen Stilwoil
announced today
Five ships were sunk when the
Niirchclls attacked Jap convoy
OF FoochoW Monday, The vessels
We're q l7OO-ton p7SSengcr-cargo
vessel TWO 22Oo-1)n freightery a
= 1OO-ton passenger ship
and ll0o-ton cargo boat The
damaged vessel was a 2.7OO-ton
iIeightrr
The Allied craft also shot down
a Jap Scaplanc
other MtchcllS sank y BOO
ton tfcighter between Hong Kong
and NampanC island.
All Allied planes returned
safely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
Detroit Chinese Drop
New Year Celebration

y petroltS Chinese coionoy today
has lorcgonC The traditional Cele-
hratlon of their couniryS- new
year held In previous years for
relief purposes because they are
,divertIng all attention 10 the war
effort
Leaders said too many sons
are In the service. too many
Others are IN war plants and The
rest have given TOO heavily 10
war bond drives TO hold such a
charity this year"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
Glider Bombs
Blast ! Other
Mercy Craft

ALLIED HQ., Algiers, Jan.
26 (UP)-German bombers
sank an Allied hospital ship
and attacked two others dur
ing the Fifth Army landing
south Of Rome, despite the
fact that all three vessels
were fully lighted and well
outside the invasion zone,
it was announced officially
today.
A headquarters announcement
said the -Nazi- hlnrS-uA4Hee- glider
bombs made several runs over the
defenSeless hospital ships and
dropped flares 10 illuminate
further their plainly identified
targets.
Loss Of life aboard the three
vessels was believed TO have been
low. because OF the prompt rescue
work by Allied warShips The
attack occurred of the Nettuno
beachhead. where Allied 5th Army
troops landed early Saturday.
CHS correspondent John DAILY
said in q broadcast from advanced
headquarters in Italy that the
ships were bombed Sunday night
in Anzio Bay between Nettuno
and AnzIo and that all three
were lighted up like Christmas
trCr7 wTCu me bOmDCrS az
tackled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
Soaring Mercury
PeriIS All Records

VI Jupe Pluvius wall Just keep
his refrigerator door closed for
another - hours. Detroit viii
nave Z 59.yesr-old-weathef record
IN the bag
You can take the weatherman'S
word for n.
or courSG Jupc has been O h.
so far but late yesterday he out
did himself m a complncd opera
ton with Sol that sent The NOR
curry 10 halmy 81 and a record
for the date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
H0SP tai SF| P
sunk By NAILS
Axis Ties Cut
by Argentina

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, Jan. 26 (UP)-
Argentina formally broke diplomatic relations with
the Axis nations today, in dramatic move to end
German espionage in the Western Hemisphere.
Foreign Minister Col Alberto Gilbert announced the
in broadcast to the nation at $3.50 after
series of hast conferences with diplomatic representatives
of the United States, Great Britain and Germany.
Gilbert said relations with both Germany and Japan
had been terminated because those nations using
diplomatic privilege to further espionage activities against
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
Bosnian Town Taken
By YugosIavP artisans

LONDON Jan rs OCPl
4ugo>IaN PartISans have captured
ihe western Bosnian town OF
Mrkonlcgrad a Partisan com
munique announced today.
IugoSlav forces were forced 10
Withdraw from the rail terminus
of Tu1Ia IN Eastern Bosnia. after
>rNcra. days of street fighting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
Gas Truck Buckles,
Spills 2,1OO Gallons

=bUut-2 100 gallons Of gasoline
were lost early today when a
large Scmitrailer truck towing an
other trailer buckled during a
quick stop at Telegraph and
Goddard. Taylor Township. and
punctured one of the gas com
partmcntS.
The driver. Lawrence w. Boet-
cher 81 of 1897 Dorchester De
troIt. told police he made a quick
stop 10 avoid striking another
auto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26

III the cooler weather and
showers predicted for tonight
don't produce snow hulIlcS-
wcathcrman Clarence J. Root
says we won't have any the rest
of this week and that means the
record will tumble
Ruptured--IngramS are specialists
m selection and fitting truSSpS and
surgical supports. 44il Woodward
Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
PANAMA. FOLLOWS SUIT

BALBOA, Canal Zone. Jan. 70
CINS)-T'he Panamanian foreign
office announced today that Pan
anna does not recognize the new
revolutionary government of Bo-
livia. An official statement said
Panama considers the regime Of
Maj. Gualberto Villarroel dan
gerous 10 continental security"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
PARAGUAY's STAND

ASUNCION Paraguay, Jan. 26
llNS)-The Paraguay foreign Of
flee announced today that il does
not recognize the Bolivian gov
eminent of MAJ. Gualberto VIII
larrOel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
ALLIES THREATEN

News of the Argentine break
came soon after stern warning
from Britain and the United
States that the continued presence
OF AXIS agents in the Americas
would no longer be tolerated.
The L. S. state department and
British Foreign Secretary Eden
limited strongly that economic
sanctions would be invoked.
Both statements were issued in
connection with the British and
American refusal 10 recognize the
new evolutionary government of
Bolivia which, they charged. was
linked with SubvcrSive elements
in the Americas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
l.. =. huliSiS
I'm Britain

LONDON. Jan Is cUPl-U. s.
parachute and air-borne troops
now arc stationed IN Britain. IL
was revealed today as plans went
forward for The forthcoming IN
VISION OF northwestern Eurono