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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-02

group later going 10 the Crosse
Pointe Yacht Club to dine to-
gether. On Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Darrell Roberts will honor
the McGurls with a cocktail
party in their home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-02
Henry Reichholds TO Give Dinner

MR. AND MRS. HENRY REICHHOLD will entertain
dinner this evening at the Detroit Club take their
guests to the symphony concert....
Their guest list includes. Mrs John s. Newberry John
Newberry Mrs Cornelius Chaplin. Sbley
Mrs. Henry B. Joy. and Abner Larned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
PROGRAM DETAILS

Details or the exercises, the
speakers and the number of grad
yates OF each school follow:
Cass. 40 graduates, Wednesday, 8 p. m.
Central 49l graduates, Wednesday, 10
a. m. at Mackenzie; speaker, Rabbi b.
chadsey. Thursday, 10 a. m: speaker,
Herman j. Browe. deputy superintendent
OF schools. 2i4 graduates.
Commerce and East Commerce. 1923
Rev. Marshall Reed, Nardln Park Nstho-
cooley, $50 graduates. Thursday. $50
a. m. speaker, DR.. John r. Emens
Denby,-434 graduates Wednesday, 3
.. m. speaker, William II. Mes, Mt
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Eastern, Pa graduates, Wednesday. 10
a. m, nj Csss' speaker, DR.. Merle \.
Ward. president OF the Ferris Institute.
4 Mackenzie, 500 graduates, Thursday, 3
p. m. speakers. members OF senior class.
\ Miller rs graduates, Wednesday, 10
q. m; speaker, 1t. Graham Smith, AAF.
Northeastern, Wednesday, 3 p. m, ITO
graduates; speaker. DR.. Marion Edman.
Il University.
Northern, 2io graduates, Wednesday.
1880 a. m: speaker, DIR. H. M. Crooks.
president OF Alma College.
Il Northern Evening School, ~ graduates,
| Wednesday, y. m. speaker. +. 3. De-
Galan, director OF adult education.
Northwestern. 39i graduates, Tuesday,
p. m, at Cass; speaker, Lee A. White.
i Detroit News.
/ Pershing, 375 graduates. Thursday, 10
p. m, at DENLY; speakers. members OF
senior class.
\ BEDFORD, 400 graduates Wednesday, 10
a. m, at Cooley; speakers, members
| OF the senior class.
/ Southeastern, 436 graduates, Wednesday.
| 10 a. m, at DENLY; speakers. members OF
! the senior class.
Southwestern, 235 graduates, Thursday.
~ p. m. Hollywood Theater; speaker.
Judge Joseph A. Moynihan of Wayne Cir
| cult Court.
Western. 269 graduates. Tuesday, 10 80
a. m. pageant presented by students.
| Wilbur Wright and Aero Mechanics, 149
graduates Wednesday, July II. $3.50
a. m. al Central; speaker. Herman ].
Browe, deputy superintendent OF schools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11
|5,913 Here
Graduate
II Adults Included
From Evening School

Detroit high schools will grad
uate 5,ei3 seniors at commence
ment exercises on esday,
Wednesday and Thursday, Supt.
Warren E. Bow announced today,
In addition to- the graduating
classes this week 148 will be
graduated from Wilbur Wright Vo-
cational High. July u.
Included among the graduates
are u adults who have completed
high school work at Northern
Evening School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11

No 500 - Tecs Cloth T;
sport style; 2 pookstsg
blue, gold, rose. aqua !
~ TO 20; limited guam
tity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11

No. 400 - Tecs Cloth
button front. sheer, cool
fabric; IL 20 20: gold.
blue. aqua. rose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-11

No. 900 - Tees Cloth;
shirtwaist style with
tucked front; gored
skirt, - to "a: gold.
blue, rose, aqua.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-01-15

Hubby $50; Mrs. John Anderson $2O; Carl Pajoman $500; Tea Sargent S2O; Jim Polyefko $5; Sidney Hubley $5; Nick Walkoi1 SEQ; Ed Cohn $25.
 Walter Panamaroff $50: Bank of Kodiak S25O; Ben Scholl SlO; Rev. Gleboff from Perryvllle S112.O5; Jack Johnson S5; A. E. Dawson $5; MT. and Mrs. Fritz Deveau S20; Jacob E Blanc S5; Jorgen Fredrickson $l00; hla Lund $50; Cannery Workers Onion $lOO; MT. and Mrs. Ell Metrokin s25; Niholai Katelni- koff $20; Sid Olds $l00; Hiram
Kodiak mirror., 1944-01-15

Shuravloff $lo; Olaf Halverson S1O; Stems Drake Contractors Welfare Fund $500; MT. and Mrs. Clarance Selig $l0; Olaf Halverson $5.
 Ted Pestrikoff $1O; John Katelnikoff $2; Rudy Sundberg $40; L. K. Wodlinger $50; MT, Nick Sheratine $l0; MT. and Mrs. Sergay Sheratine s1o; Dr. A. Johnson S25; J. N. Steffgen $lOO; W. G. Slawson $50; Mike Inga S5; Paul W. Schaffner S2oi 79th Const. Battalion $659 30; George and Eugene Mahle SEQ
Kodiak mirror., 1944-01-15
Wm Robertson 6 Son $50

" III lopOi C0oli NN
 Dick Wash, koff $5; Stepan Aplone $5; Ms. stepan Aplone s5; Mrs. Matte Yagashoff $5; MT. and Mrs. Joe Loughran $1oO; Paul Wolkoff $5; George Mckay s5; Bill Katelnikoff 50; Waselie Aplone $5; MT. and Mrs. J. Naumoff s5; Julia Skinner $4; Demetri Yakashoff $5; John Chya s5; Totem Igloo $25O; Benefit Dance l adies of Kodiak S655.65; Andrew Kashevaroff $40; Benefit Dance Ladies of Kodiak $50.90; Teamsters Local $500; Walter Sargent $20;; John
Kodiak mirror., 1944-01-15
RI eW Pans Drawn For Church

Plans for the new Russian church to replace the one de- stroyed by fire have been pre- pared through the cooperation of Army engineers and copies have been turned over to the Russian church.
 The plan is based on the old church, providing fer cross shaped building, with the large center cupola and the front bell tower. Plans call for concrete foundation and partial basement for a heating plant, with the building to be of wood with wood siding.
 An estimate of the cost of the new building, including interior decoration and furnishings has been placed at $40,000.
 The drive for church funds has produced over $5000 of this amount, and it is expected that between $19,000 and $20,000 will be made available from the insurance.
 The drive is being continued in an effort 10 obtain the re- main ng amount needed so more definite plans can be made fer undertaking the work
 Mrs Frieda Blinn is secretary of the building fund committee and contributions can be made by mail or in person The com- plete list of contributors and a. mounts, to date, fo lows:
 
 Rev. G Gleboff $50; MT. and Mrs. Fred Henton $25; Harry ChrIstopherson S100; Alvin A. Sumerlin 10; Sam Wolkoff $1; Leo Tyler $50; Blinns S200; Mrs. John Brodtkorb $100; Arcadia Pestrikof $50; Oscar Nelson $20; Pvt and Ms. Ruben Tes- ark S5; Holger sorensen $10; Carl Peterson $5; Pete Wolkoff $20; Henry Neseth S20; Tom Taylor $5; John Swans on S5; Pat Lynch $10; MT. and Mrs
Kodiak mirror., 1944-01-15

Maurice Briggs flew to Ho' this week after he received ports hat his horse. King the Denmarks, was not bs cared for properly there
 horse had originally been ph in the care of Cecil Helsei, is at present in San Franc'sc
Kodiak mirror., 1944-01-15

Dash Early, Fred Nymaa { Fred Simeonoff, all of SeIde' were drowned when theT Q vigiIant foundered while q trip to Bruin bay.
 The bodies of Nyman
 simeonoff were found, Early's was not recovered
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-18
Pred Nemcovym odjezdem
domH.

New York (CTK)-K zpra-
yam o nastavajfcfm vyslanf csl.
vladnfho Delegate ma osvobo-
zene csl. 1zemf pTinesla Reute-
rova tiskova kancelaT tento ko-
mentar:
Ceskoslovensky vladni dele
CAT pro osvobozene 1zemi Ces-
koslovenska a jeho spolupra-
CONVICT, jsou cd zacatku tohoto
ltydne pine pripraveni odebrati
Sc lined do Ceskoslovenska.
Frantisek Nemec, ceskosloven-
sky ministr rekonstrukce a OBJ
Ichodu, je vladimir delegation,
general Rudolf West jeho "a
stupcem. Doprovazf je vybor
politickych radc1 sestavajfci
re ctyf clen1 Ceskoslovenske
statnf rady v Londyne: Mon
signor Frantisek Hala (katolic-
ka strana), Bohumil Lausman
(socialne demokraticka), Fran
tisek Uhl1r (csl. socialisticka)
a Josef Valo (komunisticka)
Kancelar presidenta republiky
Dude zastoupena generalem
Nizborskym (prednostou vo-
jenske kancelare) a DIR. Proko-
penn Drtinou, politickym tajem
n1kem presidentovym. V dele
gael budou take jeden neb diva
odborn1ci z kazdeho minister
stva.
Poole observation-disclosures
ske smlouvy re dine 8. kvetna
1914, tykajfcf Sc pomeru mezi
sovetskym vrchn1m velitelem a
ceskoslovenskou spravou pc
vstupu ceskoslovenske armady
ma ceskoslovenske 1zemf, Dude
1kolem vladnfho delegata:
1. UspoTadat a Tidit sprawl
1zemf osvobozeneho cd neprf-
tele Poole ceskoslovenskych
zakon1.
2. Organizovati tam opet &C.
skoslovenskou brannou moe.
3. Zajistiti 1cinnou spolupra
ci mezi ceskoslovenskou spra-
YOU a sovetskym vrchnim veil
telem.
Delegat a jeho spolupracov-
nlci obnovf ceskoslovenskou
sprawl spolecne S mfstnimi ma
rodnimi vybory. Poole opatre.
nj csl.-sovetske smlouvy, pre-.
vezme ceskoslovenska vlada,
prostrednictvlm sveho zastupce
1plny vykon verejne spravy 9
take Dude spolupracovati sc so.
vetskym vrchnfm velitelem g
pomahati mu prostfednictvfn
svych civilnfch a vojenskyck
organG, jakmile kterakoli cast
osvobozeneho 1zem1 ~pTestane
byti oblasti vojenskych ope-
rac1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-18
Chen ma Conev Island.

Ohen, ktery vypukl IL. srp-
ma odpoledne, kdyz tisfce lidf
hledalo osv6zenf ma Coney Is
land, N. Y, znicil polovinu Luz
ma parku.
Policie We sve zprave pravi,
re nikdo nebyl vazn6 poranen,
Ohen vznikl v umyvarn9 a roz-
slrll Sc rychle ma budovy v par
ku, jichz Is bylo zniceno. Jis-
kry zapalily mfsto, kde byly
parkoyany automobily a ID
Jlch bylo poskozeno. Asi 35 Ii
oil vetsinou hasic1 a parkovnfch
zamestnancG, utrpelo popale-
nlny lehciho razu nebo byla
premozena kouTem a horkem
skoda odhaduje Sc ma $25O,OOC
az 100000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-18
SpOrtOvn1 Hl1dka.
DIVA A KRfZKOVE
ZAPASY v COLISEUM.

Prfstf dtery, dine %. srpna
Mr.. Ed Contos poradatel kT1z-
kovych zapasG v Coliseum pri-
pravuje velice slibny program.
DIVA HLAVNf ZAPASY:
Herman Rhodes, 218 ID. z
Camden, N. J. VS.. Lou Plummer
|236 Id. z Baltimore.
Patrick O. Conner, 21O Id.
champion of Ireland) VS..
Henry Piers, 225 Id. Flying
Dutchman).
Oba tyto zapasy urceny jsou
ma dobu jedne porazky.
V nasledujlc1ch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb 1 porazky 1cinkujl:
Angelo Savoldi, 218 ID. Ital
z New Jersey VS.. George Ma
cricostas, 218 ID. Golden Greek
Michael Leone, 218 ID. (Ita-
liam Terror) VS.. Maurice La
Chappelle, 1877 Id. z Francie.
Lloyd Mathis, 1913 ID. z Glen
Martin VS.. Jesse James,, 2O5 z
Recka.
KIDD Sc chce mile pobavit
necht dostavf sc ma tyto zapasy
prfstf 1tery v Coliseum.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-18
Park Palisades hoEel.

Cliffside, N. j., = Dne 13.
srpna ctvrty velky ohen We g
dnech v oblasti New Yorku q
New Jersey zachvatil zabavni
park Palisades. HoTel dive g
pul hodiny a vyhnal ma $4,000
lld1, ktef1 pfisli ztraviti nedeln.
odpoledne do parku.
NeJmene 10 osob bylo osetre.
no v nemocnic1ch a asi 85%
parku bylo zniceno nez byl O.
hen pfiveden pod kontrolu.
Irving R%osenthal, MATTEL pal
ku odhaduje, re byla Episode.
ma skoda vice nez "a $780,.
900: Cd 70 do 100 aut bylc
zniceno ma parkovisti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-18
Japonci snad Sc vzdajf pred
invasi sVe zemS.

Admiral Chester w. Nimitz
naznacil v interviewu, re ia
ponsko snad Dude kapitulovati
anlz by bylo nutno provost in
vasi jeho 1zemf, ale re okupa-
&c japonskeho 1zemf Dude nut
ma, ably Spojene Staty "vyhra-
ly take mir"
Nimitz pravil, re nenf jist, re
Dude nutno provesti invasi ia
ponskeho 1zemf, ably Japonsko
Sc vzdalo. Tato valka je zcela
novou zkusenosti pro Japonce.
Dosud byli vzdy ma vftezne
strane. Nelze Tfci, kolik vydr-
Ii nez Sc vzdajf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-18

Mestka rada v Monahans,
Tex, prijala ordinance, die KITE
re ma kazda d1vka, ktera Sc oh
jew v shorts ma ulici, byt "a
stavena policif a poslana domu,
ably Sc poradne oblekla. Kdyby
Sc to opakovalo podruhe, ma
byt pohnana k soudu a pokuto-
vana. Nejzaj1mavejsf pri tom
jest, re muzi proti takove mo-
de neprotestovali a ordinance
byla pTijata ma natlak zen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-18
Ma Slovensku jiz slysf stFelbu
sovetskvch del.


Lid We vychodnim Slovensku
jiz slys1 hfm6n1 sovetskych del,
jak oznamil jeden slovensky
poslanec v rozhlase domaci
sluzby.
Poslanec fekl: "Slovensti
muzi i zeny. Nemelo by smy-
stu zatajovati vaznost nynejsf
situace. Prozfvame nejosud-
nejsf hodiny sveho zivota. z
pozadf slovenskych nor We W.
chodn1m Slovensku mnzeme
jiz slyseti hTmeni del a hranice
Slovenske republiky jiz byly
dosazeny frontovnf linii."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-18
Nsmci ~opoustsjf Pariz.

Sta nemeckych obcanG ste.
huje Sc z Par1ze, kdyz obdrzel.
vystrahu, ably "odesli, dokud
odchod je mozny = spojenc.
budou zde do 10 dni."
Evening News pTinesly ne.
potvrzenou zpravu re Stokhol.
mu, die nfz Nemci opoustej1 hi
storicke mesto Orleans, zniciv.
Sc aerodromy v jeho okoll.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-18
Dalsi diplomat opousti Osu.

Kancler a tajemnfk rumun-
skeho vyslanectvf We Vatikan-
skem Meste podali resignaci ma
znamenf protestu proti nacis-
tickle Wade marsala Antones-
cua.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-18
spanslska zahranicni politiks
lie nezmsnena.

We spanelske zahranicnf po-
litice nebude zmen, jak prohla-
sill zahranicnf ministr Felix Le-
querica v prvnfm projevu pc
SVEN jmenovanf pc smrti gene
rala Jordany, ktery zemrel 8.
srpna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-18

Starsi ceska zena k opatrovani
ditete. Cele zaopatTenl a pTi-
mefeny plat. Haste Sc v elsie
'218 N. Duncan st. cd 8 do IL
hOdin dopoledne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-18

Kanada slibuje zniGiti Japan.
Premier Mackenzie King pro-
hlasil, re Kanada zustane We
valce prot Japonsku, dokud
nebude 1plne porazeno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-18
DikIvzdanf.

V nejt9zsich chvflich naseho zivota, kdy
zdalo sc re zmizelo vse co mas poutalo k tomu,
to svetu y dobach nejkrutsi bolesti a zklama-
nj mad ztratou a t~ragickou smrtf obou synG, by
ly nam skutecnou oporou ty cetne projevy ma
SIGH pTatel at pisemne ci 1stni -nebo jen n6my
stisk ruky ma dGkaz upffmneho soucitu. Dlky
Yam vsem.
Jsme oba We veku, v nemz nemame jz mno-
no k ocekavanf cd zivota, kdyz vsechny nad6je
v budoucnost synd byly nam odnaty. Jen jedi
ne pranf chovame v srdcfch svych, ably jiz Fad,
ma druha rodina nebyla valkou postizena tax
krutym zpdsobem, jakym jsme byli ~postizeni
my.
Vsem nasim pratelIm
v 1cte oddan1,
GmHgG-
KAREL A KLARA MATOUsEK.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-18
PRIME Sc:
PRfJME Sc MUz

do ucenf k ffzenf SPRING
GOLFER. Dobry plat 20 dobu
ucenl. Znamenita a stala pra-
ce povalecne budoucnosti.
Haste sc u:
COMFORT SPRING CORP.
Paramount Ave. & Bethel St.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-18
Maly ~OznamOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE
REAL T A FOR SALE

V BALTIMORE
1101 N. Collington Ave.
$4,000 Prazdny
Ais N. ST.
Dunn v prvotrfdnfm stavu hodl-
CT sc tez pro samostatneho kreJ-
chic. 3 svetnice ma 1. poschodl,
3 loznice, koupelna ma 2. pos
chod1. V zadu ma tonic pos
chodl je velka dina neb loz-
nice. $4,000. CIR. Rent $40.
Zavolejte: HA milton 1916
HAMILTON
29O8-1O Glendale Ave.
4 clhel 2 apartmenty
UNDA
ll8 Ventnor Place
$4,000 Ground Rent $500
7O19 Belclair Road Prazdny
$4,000 Ground Rent $72
C.. EDGAR WOOD
HA milton 1916
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-18
Tito a ieho stab We Vatikans.

TITO a Je1IO StdD We "tIKdII
Marsal Tito Broz a clenove
jeho jugoslavskeho armadn1ho
stabu navstivili incognito sva-
topetrskou basiliku We Vatika-
ne. Sensacnf zpravu O navste-
We v1dce jugoslavskych party
zan1 prinaSf Vatikansky list.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-18
PRIME Sc JENA

do dilny ma lehkou tovarnf pra-
CT: Dobry plat a vytecna prf-
lezitost k postupu. Stale "a
mestnan1 pc valce.
Haste Sc u:
COMFORT SPRING CORP.
Paramount Ave. & Bethel St.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-08-18
KALAS Jest


ma Washburn Ave-, Brooklyn :
rs, Md. 25x165 a 4Ox16O.
Oba Lofty jsou vedle sebe. K
doptani v elsie 21O7 E.. Madison
Strret neb za~volejte Wolfe
9O6O-W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
Fifty Navy Nurses Arrive
At GuuduIcunuI for Duty

By the Associated Press.
GUADALCANAL, Solomon Is
lands, Mar. Is (Delayed) Fifty
Navy nurses arrived here today
the first to make Guadalcanal their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
|Air|ines Group Hits
McCarran Proposal
AS Monopoly Trend
BY the Associated Press.

6y the hbSOClhtsu FTceS.
A major airlines group today
criticized a congressional proposal to
limit American overseas air business
to one airline as destructive Of the
principles underlying development
of the Nations air transport system,
but suggested economic considera-
tons might limit the number Of
transocean operators.
The views were expressed in a
Qualification of the statement of
policy issued last July by the Air
lines Committee for United States
Air Policy, representing II of 10
companies. Pan American Always
and United Airlines are not repre-
sented on the committee.
Originally, the group called for
free and open competition-world-
wide"-subject to reasonable Gov
eminent regulation, private owner
ship and management and world
wide rights of freedom of transit in
peaceful fight.
Aimed at McCarran Bill.
Today's statement was directed
largely at bill by Senator McCar-
ran, Democrat, of Nevada which
would authorize single American
overseas airline, the stock of which
would be held by presently certif1-
Gated air carriers.
Noting that domestic air carriers
now are flying the oceans regularly
for the armed services, the COM
mittee said these companies merely
wanted the right to continue operat-
ing in peacetime, where economi-
cally justified, some of the overseas
routes they are now flying in war"
THE proposed legislation" they
said. would destroy the very prin-
ciples that have built this great air
transport system that has proved
SO valuable in war That system
was built on the traditional Amer
lean policy of competition, intelli-
gently regulated by appropriate
Government agencies"
Agrees to Limitations.
While regulate competition
would permit more than one United
States carrier in the international
field. the committee said, only
those lines should be certificated for
operation in any one region as the
public interest, the traffic potential,
the postal service and the national
security may require"
1t supported the right of Pan
American or any other transocean
air carrier OF continue operations as
separate entities and to expand
where public interest justifes.
The term chosen instrument
IA Government-sponsored OPERATOR
is simply another name for monop-
oily the committee said. It ex-
pressed confidence member airlines
could compete successfully with the
chosen instruments" Of other coun-
tries. Virtually all other countries
operated on such basis before the
war, and number of them intend
to follow the same policy in the
future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
British Church Heads
Urge Axis Curbs, but
Not Vengefu| Peace
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Mar. 27-Germany
must be rendered incapable of fu-
ture aggression and must be made
to atone for the suffering she has
inflicted. but the Allies should
guard against a vengeful peace
which may be "repudiated as I'M
just by later generations, three OF
Britain's church leaders declared
in joint statement yesterday.
Issued by the Archbishop of Can
terbury, Prof. John Baillie, mod
orator of the General Assembly OF
the Church Of Scotland, and Prof
r. D. Whitehorn. retiring modera-
tor Of the Free Church Federal
Council, the statement proposed an
eight-point program for the post
war rehabilitation of Europe.
Immediate Relief Measures.
Primary responsibility for carry
ing out the program, the statement
sadi, should rest with the United
States, Russia and Great Britain
who alone at the moment of vic
tory have the necessary. resources
and power"
Listed were these points:
/. Adoption of immediate relief
measures on the largest scale tc
feed starving populations, fight dis
ease, promote health.
2. Adoption OF measures not
merely to prevent chaos, but restore
a rule of law.
3. Common action to restore in
situations of every kind in which
Europe's cultural and social tradi-
tons are embodied.
4. Recognition by the European
governments Of basic human lib
critics.
Employment and Social Security.
S. Framing of far-reaching socia'
and economic policies to secure full
employment and social security fol
Europeans.
s. Developments of common agen.
cies in social and political spheres
to give effect to these purposes.
7. Maintenance of system oil
European security which will ALLOW
Europeon peoples to develop, free
from fear Of recurring war.
8. Treatment of Germany so a!
to remove the menace of futur,
aggression and secure full atone.
ment for the suffering she ha!
caused, but mot to lend ourselve.
in mood of vengefulness tt
breaches of basic human rights o.
to punitive measures against thu
entire German people which will b,
lrepudiated as unjust by later gen.
era tions."
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Union Approves Action
Against Ford Strikers
By the Associated Press.

BY tne Associated Press
DETROIT, Mar. 27-The general
council OF Ford Local 600, United
Automobile Workers (CIO), repre-
sentative of 10000 union employees in
the Ford Motor Co.'S River Rouge
plant, yesterday approved the policy
of union officials in connection with
an investigation of disorders and
stoppages in the Ford aircraft en-
CINE building.
OF 12l employees disciplined by the
company, Is have been reinstated
with back pay, rs discharged, 81 re-
hired, II penalized by layoffs and
three quit Others were discharged
or suspended pending further in
vestigation" and have not been re-
instated.
Off1cials of the international and
local unions had approved the dis
ciplinary action.
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116 D. T.. |nductees
Report Tomorrow

Found qualified for the armed
services on their pre-induction ex-
animation, 116 District men will re-
port to their draft boards for in
duction tomorrow.
In addition, eight volunteers we're
sworn into the service at Fort Myer
Saturday. Joseph E. Miller and
Harry T. Plowman, jr., joined the
Navy. The following go into the
Army: John j. McGrew, Renne E.
Stitely. Andreas r. Alexander. DON
aid E. Young, Percy L. Ellis, jr., and
Richard j. Scherneyer.
The District group reporting to-
morrow includes SO for the Army
and Al for the naval forces. They
are:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27

Want to send = note to Hitler?
Save waste kitchen fats to make
explosives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
|Vichy Plans ReprisoIs
For AIgiers Executions

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Mar. 27.-The vichy
government has threatened to take
reprisals If Algiers tribunals order
the execution of Frenchmen who,
under Marshal Petain's orders. "
opposed the Allied landings in North
Africa, the Nazi-controlled Paris
radio said yesterday.
The overseas broadcast, reported
by United States Government moni-
tors, said that the threat had been
made In statements by Ambassador
remand de Brinon, Vichy naison
of11cial with the German admins
tration in Paris, and Philippe Hen
riot, Vichy secretary Of state for
propaganda.