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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07
|Zdravnik "a
|mOzganske bolezni
baje pri Hitlerju

LONDON, 6. novembra. Ia
jinstvenost glede Hitlerja, kje
Sc nahaja in glede njegovega
zdravstvenega stanja,' je dobila
danes now vir ugibanj, ko Sc je
razsirila novica, da je bill k men,
skemu firarju, XII baje biva ma
nekem gradu blizu Berchtesga-
dena, pozvan neki odlicni speci-
alist "a mozganske bolezni.
Hitler Sc baje nahaja ma We
likem gradu blizu Klessheima,
okrog sedem mill cd svojega O.
bicajnega gorskega zatisja, kjer
je v teku gradnja novih utrdb
v pokrajini med Berchtesgade-
nom in Salzburgom.
Cd 20. Julia Sc nj yec oglasil
Ne glede ma to. &c je vest O
Hitlerjevem obolenju tocna ali
ne, ostane dejstvo, da Sc :je Hit
ler od> 20. julia, ko je bill mani
poskusen atentat, "a prakticne
svrhe umaknil IL javnosti. Mem
ci ga MISC niti videli niti slisali
liza zgodnjih ur omenjenega
dnevay ko so Gull njegov glas po
radiju, o katerem je bilo rece-
no, da je Hitlerjev.
Hitler nj bill navzoc pri sveca-
mem pogrebu feldmarsala Rom
mela, XII je bill njegov poseben
ljubljenec, pustll ie, da je Him.
mler incl govor, katerim Sc ie
naznanila formacija "Volksstur-
ma" (ljudske udarne armade)
in Himmler je zopet govoril sno-
cl, ko Sc je obhajala 5-letnica o.
kupacije zapadne Poljske.
Vest IL obisajne- zanesljiyega
I vira
Novice, da Sc Hitler nahaja
pod oskrbo mozganskega speci-
jalista, je prejel v Londonu po-
tom tajnih zvez neki Nemec, O
katerem je znano, da prejema
precej redne i'm v splosnem "a
nesljive vesti o polozaju v no..
tranjosti Nemcije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07
Zdruzeni narodi morajo biti
prlpravljeni, da v kali zatro
vsako agresijo v bodocnosti
LONDON, 6. novembra.

LONDON, 6. novembra. - Ma vecer e. obletnice
boseviske revolucje je sovjetsk premiermarsa Josp
Stain incl Moskvi velik govor, katerem je apeiral
svobodolubne narode sveta da tako organizi
rajo svrho zajamcenja miru po koncani vojni.
Sovjetski premier je rekel, da je uresncenje tega
ella potrebna organizaca XII DO posedaa zadostno obo
rozeno so, da bo sposobna kali zatreti vsako bodoco
agresio in kaznovat one XII bi bill odgovorni zanjo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07
'Amerikanci
zdrobili nennski
protinapad

PARIZ, 6. novembra. - A.
meriska infanterija, XII je bils
vrzena il. Vosenacka, ko SC
Nemci vprizorili ljut protinapad
je danes proti veceru zopet pod.
vzela inicijativo in dobila naza:i
vecji del izgubljenega terena in
zdrobila nov nemski protinapad
XII je bill vprizorjen ma centru te
mocne postojanke, lezece 1a
mill JUNO cd Aachena.
V zapadni Holandiji so Ka.
nadcani prodrli do Willemstada
potem ko so Nenci pognali v
zrak cesto in zelezniske mosto-
We preko reke Mas.
Napad ma japonske ladje v
Manilskem zalivu
PEARL HARBOR, 6. novem-
bra. - Mornarica je danes ma
znanila, da so maticna letala v
soboto vprizorila napad ma ja-
ponsko brodovje v Manilskem
zalivu, katerem je bilo potop-
ljenih al moeno poskodovanih
sest ladij, in sicer en- submarin-
ski lovilec, ena tezka in ena lah-
ka krizarka in trije rusilci.
V sobotnem napadu so anne
riska letala napadu ma Manilo
in juzni Luzon zadela vec tovor-
nih parnikov in unicila 191 ia
ponskih letal.
100000 Nemcev pablo ma
vZhOdni 'front.'
LONDON, torek, 7. novem-
bra. - Marsal Josip Stain :je
danes zjutraj naznanil, da je
Rdeca yojska tekom svoje veil
ke poletne ofenzive ubila ali. "a
jela mad 100000 Nemcev, s &C.
muir so sc nemske izgube " treh
letih in petih mesecih vojne ma
vzhodni 'front.' zvisale ma g.
$4,000 MOI.
V posebnem dnevnem povelju
je Stain tudi naznanil, da .je Sc
daj osvobojen YES sovjetski te-
rltorij in da so Nemci vrzeni
preko vseh meja od* Barentske-
ga morja ma severn, do Crnega
morja ma jugu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07
NoO 9rob
ROBERT sCHMOELKEL

Pc kratki bolezni je preminil
Robert Schmoelkel, star '66 let,
stanujoc ma 1862 E. 80 st. Bill je
znan med Sloyenci. Pogreb Sc
bo vrsil Y sredo OBJ /. uri popol-
dhe il JOS. ,zele in in sinovi po-
grebnega zavoda, 65O2 st. Clair
Ave-. ter ma Whitehaven poko-
palisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07
v NEW YORKU

Miss Elsie Kapel in Miss Oh
gaNVesel, XII vodita svoj lepotil-
nj salon ma 581 E. 14O St., sta
Sc podai v New York, kjer Sc
boste udelezili konvencije lepo-
ticark. Nazaj prideti v Getrtek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07

Dne Fl. septembra je v Fran
CHI umrl "a poskodbami, XII jih
je v bitki dobil prejsnji dan,
Pfc. Joseph M. Stincic, sin Mr..
in Mrs. Bartholomew Stincic,
8137 Vineyard Ave.
Pred odhodom k vojakom v
juniju 1941 leta, je delal "a
National Malleable Co. Preko
morja je bill poslan zacetkom
tekocega leta. Poleg zalujocih
starsev zapusca tri brate, Pvt.
John, v Franciji, Sgt. Frank, v
Missouri, in Tom, ter tri sestre,
Ann, Helen in Catherine.
V sredo OBJ 10. uri zjutraj Sc
DO v cerkvi sv. Lovrenca vrsila
zanj zadusnica.
Mrs. Josephine Zupancic,
1158 E. IA St., je prejela obve-
stilo, da Sc njen moz Pvt. Jo-
seph Zupancic. nahaja bolnis-
nici Angliji, kjer Sc zdravi "a
poskodbami, XII jih je v bitki v
Franciji dobil dine 6. augusta.
Ranjen je bill po obrazu in pr
sih.
Pvt. Zupancic je sin Mrs.
Therese Zupancic, 68O5 Edna
Ave-, in Sc nahaja pri vojakih
cd 6. decembra 1943, preko
morja pa cd junija t. |. Njegov
brat Pfc. Stanley Zupancic Sc
v Nevadi. '~'' ''.- '~
Mrs. Dorothy Mack, 1861
Glendale Ave-, je prejela pismo
cd svQjega moza Pvt. Robert j.
Mack, starega 26 let, XII il pise,
da DO "a nekaj casa pohabljen.
Pvt. Macek, XII je sin Mr.. in
Mrs. Otto Mack, ter oce 16
mesecev stare hcerke Diane, je|
dobil tezke poskodbe dine IA.
oktobra ma 'front.' Italiji.
Predno je odsel k vojakom
preteklega februarja, je delal
pri Lempco Products Co., v
Bedfordu. Preko morja je bill
poslan dine 1. augusta ter je bill
dodeljen infanteriji. Njegov
brat Motor Machinist's Mate
Edward Sc nahaja konvojem
ma Atlantiku.
Pvt. Victor J. Intihar, XII jel
bill dine 9. oktobra ranjen v gla-
vo v Nemciji, Sc sedaj zdravi vi
bolnisnici v Parizu.
Dodeljen je bill k infanteriji.
K vojakom je bill vpoklican vi
aprilu t..l., preko morja pa jel
bill poslan v septembru. Delal
je pri National Acme Co.
Y sredo, oh 9. uri zjutraj Sc
DO v cerkvi sv. Vida brala "a
dusnica v spomin Pfc. Edward
Kuznika, XII je zgubil svoje ziv-
ljenje ma bojni 'front.'.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07
Russia unicila l2O nemSkih d.
VIII tekOm leta

WIZ tekOm leta
Stain je izjavil, da je Rdeca
vojska tekom sedanjega leta u
nicila. 120 nemskih divizij, in da
stojijo sedaj proti Rdeci vojski
3amo Sc 2O4 in ne-nemske divi-
zije.
"Trideset nemskih divizij je
sedaj odrezanih cd Vzhodne
Prusije v baltiskih drzavah, in
Sc jih drobi sedaj ma drobne ko-
se," je nadaljeval Stain.
"Nobenega dvoma ne more
biti, da bi brez druge fronte, XII
drzi boju IS nen1skin divizij,
ne bill v stanu pregnati Nemcev
iz Sovjetske unije. Ampak ako
bi ne bill drzali v boju 200 divi-
zij, bi nasi zavezniki ne bill mo-
gil pregnati sovraznika IL Itali-
je, Francije in Belgije.
Dive 'front.' sta klju6 do image
"Naloga pred nami je, da
Nemce Sc nadalje drzimo v boju
ma dveh frontah," je izjavil Sta
lin. "To je kljuc do image
Stain je rekel, da cd 2O4 di-
VIII, katere stole nasproti RIDE
ti vojski, je $50 nemskih in "a
madzarskih, potem pa nadalje-
val:
"Rdeca vojska je bila sposob-
ma izvrsiti svojo dolznost, ker je
"a MO stala VISA dezela. Nase
ljudstvo je v cedanjem letu do
seglo velike uspehe v vojnem
gospodarstvu - nasa voiska je
zadostno preskrbljena z live
zem."
Rusi resili civilizacijo
"Sedaj, ko Sc vojna bliza svo-
Jemu koncu, postaja vaznost
sovjetskih ljudstev ocitna. Resi-
la so svetovno civilizacijo.
Obrnivsi Sc ma polje medina
rodnega sodelovanja, je soviet
Ski premier rekel, da ako so Sc
ma konferenci v Dunbarton
Oaks pojavile razlike, nj nobe-
mega vzroka "a pritozevanie,
temvec vesei moramo biti, da 50
bile razlike tako malostevilne.
"Obstojale so razlike med "a
veznlki tudi glede drrge from
te, ampak, kakor je vsem INA
no, SO Sc koncno izravnale v
duhu popolnega soglasja. -
Teheranska kOnferenca mi bila
Zaman
"Poglavitni fakt minulega le-
ia je, da Sc Rdeea vojska nj bo-
rila sama, kakor prejsnja leta,
temvec skupno z zavezniseimi
cetami,' je dejal Stain.
"Teheranska konferenca nj
bila zaman. Udarci 2 vzhoda, IA
pada in jug a SO postal DEF
stvo."
ia -.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07
SEA- KRNKA ST. l PRO
GRESIVNIH SLOyENK

Nocoj, OBJ 7.3O uri Sc SLOW.
del. domu ma Waterloo Rd. vrsi
redna mesecna seja krozka st.
] Progresivnih Slovenk. clanice
so vablj jene, da Sc polnostevilno
udelezijo. n.
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kratke vesi
KAZNI IZRECENE "a
GASOLINSKE SLEPARJE

Zvezni sodnik Freed je wee
raj izrekel kazni "a tri poglt>
vitne osebe, XII so bile zapletene
v goljufijo gasolinskimi kupo-
nj. G. Richard Allen, bivsi O.
krozni ravnatelj urada "a O.
brambno transportacijo, je bill
obsojen ma 20 mesecev jece Ro-
bert Dissauer, ajnik racij-
skega odbora stew. 6 je dobil
15 mesecev jece, Mrs. Eleanor
Minnery, bivsa nadzornica v u
radu "a obrambno transporta-
clio, pa je bila postavljena ma
15-mesecno probaciio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07

posluziti tecajev cez dan, pa
imajo priliko do pouka vsak to.
rex in cetrtek Cd Z. do 3. ure
zvecer v Addison Junior High
Soil, VOCAL Hough in Addison
Rd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07

SIalnOV gOVOr Je OIL OddaJan
v Moskvi potion radija.
"Nasa koncna naloga je, da
zavrsimo poraz Nemcije, da
vzajemno z nasimi zavezniki po-
bijemo fasisticno EVER v njenem
brlogu in da razvijemo prapor
image mad Berlinom samim," je
rekel Stain.
"Kakor vse kaze, bo Rdeca
vojska to uresnicila v bliznji
bodocnosti.'
Vojna je stopila v zadnji stadij
"Nobenega dvoma ne more
biti, da bodo Zdruzeni narodi H.
sli kot. zmagovalci v vojni," je
nadaljeval Stain. "Zdaj Sc ma
hajamo zadnjem stadiju." !
Toda sama zmaga nj dovolj
"a zajamcenje miru v bodocno-
S tt, je dostavil sovjetski pre-
mier.
"Po vojni bo Nemcija seveda
razorozena vojasko in ekonom-
sko. Toda znanc je, da Sc Mem
Sija ze zdaj pripravlja ma novo
vojno. Nemcijo DO vzelo 20 do
30 let, da preboli svoj poraz.'
Stain je nato opozoril, da so
bojazeljni narodi obicajno boljet
pripravljeni "a vojno kot pa ma
rodi, XII ljubijo mir ter opozoril
ma veliko pripravljenost Japon-
ske oh easu, ko je zavratno ma
padla Zed. drzave v Pearl Har-
borju, potem pa nadaljeval.
Mir mora biti zajamcen silo
"Ustvarjena mora biti orga-
nizacija zadostno oborozeno
silo, XII DO mogla brez odlasanja
podvzeti korake "a likvidiranie
vsake bodoce agresije in "a kaz-
novanje onih, XII bi bill odgovor-
nj zanjo.
ITO ne SINE biti kot je bila
Liga narodov, brez sredstev ali
moci, temvec to mora biti nova,
oborozena organizacija, XII bo
sposobna prepreciti vojne. Taxa
organizacija bo ucinkovita, ako
oodo velesile, XII so nosile glav-
no breme v tej vojni, delale
;lozno in soglasno - in mic dru-
yace."
Nesoglasja med velesilanai so
neZnatna
"Zaveznistvo med Rusiio,
led. drzavami in Veliko Brita-
nijo je vazno "a vse," je NADIA
[jeval Stain. "Ako je ostalo trd-
no do sedaj, bo tenn mocnejse VI
koncnem stadiju vojne.
"Trdna fronta zavezniskih ma
rodov je napravila nacrte "a va
rem mir. Nekateri ljudje govo-
RHO o nesoglasjih. Obstoje rax-
like Y misljenju. Presenetljivo|
nj, da obstoje razlike, temvec|
kako majhne 50 in kako uspeS-
no ca iih Y,oiY,an vox,,;n
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07
LEGALNO' BLAZEN, A
MORA STETI ALIMONLJ

Prizivno sodisce v Clevelan-
du je vceraj odlocilo, da mora
neki 38-letni moski, katerega je
okrajni sodnik Connell dal "a
preti, ker svoji bivsi zeni ne
placuje alimonija, Sc nadalje o.
stati jeci, dasiravno je bill po
razporoki uradno proglasen "a
slaboumnega. Oh easu, ko ie
bill poslan v zapor, je delal v
neki VOini tOvarni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-07

To SO prve predsedniske
vol,tve v vojnem casu liza
civilne vojne |. 1864.


jonov Amerikancev, MOI in ze.
ma, ma volisce ter dalo vsemu
svetu Two sliko, kako DELUXE
demokracija v Zed. drzavah &C.
Low vojnem casu. To je prvie il.
"a civilne vojne, ko je bill Abra.
ham Lincoln v Bell hisi, da SO
Amerikanci poklicani, da v vol
mem casu odlocijo, kdo maj sto-
j ma krmilu ameriske republi-
ke.
Volitve bodo trajale II ur
Cas- volitev v drzavah cd At
lantika do Pacifika bo traial
skupno II ur. V teh urah bodo
al1eriski drzavljani in draw
ljanke odlocili, ali bo ostal ma
vladnem krmilu Sc nadalje de-
mokrat Franklin D. Roosevelt,
XII je pred stirimi lett zlomil ira
dicijo, da noben predsednik ne
SINE ostati v uradu vec kot diva
'termina, ali bo njegovo mesto
zavzel njegov republikanski pro-
twink, gov. Thomas E. Dewey
IL New Yorka.
Ljudje bodo sli ma volisce pod
najrazlicnejsimi vremenskimi O.
kolscinami, pod zarki toplega
solnca, v dezju in viharju, med
snegom in ledom. ....
Oh 10. zveeer Sc zapro zadnja
vOliSca
V nekaterih vzhodnih drza.
yah so sc volilne koce odprle ze
ob 5. zjutraj po clevelandskem
casu, in v drzavah ma obali Pa
cificnega morja bodo volisca
odprta do 10. zvecer po casu, XII
ga imamo v nasem mestu.
Vseh volilnih prostorov v de-
zeli je mad 10000, in ljudje, XII
jih bodo tekom dneva obiskali,
Sc zavedajo, da lid volitev NOR
da ne bo znan do pozno ponoci.
V slucaju, da bi bila razlika gla-
SOW, oddanih "a nasproti 81 sto-
jeca kandidata, zelo 'majhna, Sc
utegne zgoditi, da rezultata ne
bono vedeli nocoj, kajti v II
drzavah Sc bo glasovnice, kate
re so poslali mozje in zene v O.
borozenih silah, zacelo steti sele
jutri. -
OkrOg 8 mill jone vOjaskih
glasOv
Med okoli a. milijoni glasovi,
Q katerih Sc racuna, da bodo od-
dani "a oba predsedniska kandi-
data, bo okoli 100000 glasov
cd strani vojastva. stevilo teh
glasov bi bio brez dvoma veeie,
da MISC republikanci v kongresu
in v drzavnih zakonodajah sto-
rili vse, kar so mogli, da napra-'
xy;i0 oIoeox,,n;o :oI
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SVICA PRESENECENA
MAD STALISCEM RUSIJE

BERN, 6. novembra. Russia
je te dni dala razumeti, da ne
zeli obnoviti diplomatskih od-
nosajev svico, kar je povzro-
clio tukaj veliko presnecenje.
Stiki med Rusijo in Svico so bill
pretrgani pred lett, ko je bill v
svici umorjen neki sovjetski di-
plomat.
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Y sredo, OBJ 9. uri zjutraj Sc
DO v cerkvi sv. Vida brala "a
dusnica v spomin Pfc. Edward
Kuznika, XII je zgubil svoje ziv-
ljenje ma bojni 'front.'.
Evening star., 1944-07-12

plants cannot be leased, they should
Be retained In standby status BY the
Army Air Forces.
Another recommendation was that
the aircraft industry should be en-
couraged to take over Defense Plant
Corp. facilities now in Use. Such DPC
plants are not taken over by the in
dustry should then receive Army Air
Forces consideration for emergency
standby retention, Mr.. Patterson
said.
The Undersecretary told the COM
mittee steps are being taken in CO.
ordination with the War Production
Board to assure that future cutbacks
IN military aircraft production will
be arranged to permit output OF CIV
ilian aircraft rs soon as military re-
quirements are met, and to the ex-
tent that labor is available.
Union leaders yesterday expressed
grave concern at the lack Of plan
ming on the part OF Federal agencie.
for contract Examinations which
might result In economic disaster
after victory on any of several
fronts.
Fears Chaos, Confusion.
The lack of long range planning
is especially appalling" H. w
Brown, president Of the Interna-
tional Association OF Machinists
AFL. told the committee. Il am
convinced that II the German war
should end tomorrow there would be
chaos and confusion In American
industry, since there has been no
organization set up with authority
and power to organize the economy
for peace as we have organized it
tor war"
Mr.. Brown testified that while
Evening star., 1944-07-12

a draughtsman at the time he en-
tered the Army in July, 1943. He
took his infantry training at Camp
Croft, S. c., leaving for overseas
from Camp Meade, Nd, in Janu-
ary, 1914. His parents have been
informed their son Is to receive the
Purple Heart in posthumous
award.
Yeoman. Second Class. Howard L.
Dedrick of 1926 Forty-seventh street
NV. was reported as dead, his sis
ter, Mrs. Marvel M. Heinrichs, said.
Yeoman Dedrick had originally been
reported as missing by the Navy
Department on June 3.
A native of Rhineback, N. Y, Yeo-
man Dedrick served on the cruiser
Pittsburgh in the last war, enlisting
in the service after leaving Tarry-
town IN " High School. During
the period between wars, he worked
as salesmanager for General Elec-
trio in Syracuse, N. Y, and as
salesman for the Maryland Electric
Co., in Hyattsville, Md He re-en-
tered the service in April. 1912. TAX
ing refresher courses at Newport,
r. l.. before being assigned to the
Casualty and Allotment section at
the Navy Annex at Arlington, Va.
Requesting sea duty, he was on
destroyer escort at the time of his
death. Two brothers are in the
service. Pfc Edward Dedrick, now
in Italy, and R. B. Dedrick, elec-
trician, first class, United States
Navy.
Pfc. Oren r. Hampton. 81. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hampton OF
Evening star., 1944-07-12

some manufacturers have been de-
MED . minimum Of materials for
developing postwar models and must
continue to turn out combat planes
until the end Of the war, other
firms are obtaining advantageous
competitive positions through the
manufacture OF war transports and
other types which are the counter
parts Of commercial models.
Still other factories, he said, have
been cut back and at the same time
denied materials and facilities for
postwar development.
Both Mr.. Brown and Richard r.
Frankensteen, vice president of the
United Automobile Workers, CIO.
demanded unemployment compen-
sation adequate to meet a war emer-
gency which may become National
in scope.
Evening star., 1944-07-12
Court Rules Employer
Can Make Appeal 10
Workers Gratitude

The right Of an employer to ap-
peal to the gratitude Of his EN-
ployes in order to convince them
that q union is not necessary was
upheld today by the United States
Court Of Appeals.
The court, however, stressed 1t
would be different thing for the
firm to suggest that the benefits
OF liberal labor policy would be lost
if union is organized. This would
be coercive in nature, the decision
written by Justice Thurman Arnold
said.
The court sffirmed, but modified
a National Labor Relations Board
order against the Peter j. Schweitzer
Corp. Of New York to cease and de-
sist from interfering with or coercing
Its employees In attempts to unionize.
Letter to Workers Posted.
A letter addressed to the workers
had been placed on the firms bull
letin board several days prior to an
NLRB election to determine
whether the employees wished the
American Federation of Labor to
represent them as their bargaining
agent
In the letter, the company listed
the various benefits it believed the
employees enjoyed. The board OBJ
jected to this, and asked that the
firm be required to post a notice
that it was not threatening to de-
stroy these benefits should the en-
ployes unionize. The Appeals Court
upheld this contention.
The letter is clearly an unfair
labor practice" Justice Arnold's S
opinion read. 1T may be added
that there Is little hardship on the
company in this order, even if the
board were wrong on the merits.
If in fact the firm did not intend
to give the impression that benefits
might be lost through unionization,
it should be anxious to dispel that
impression by an appropriate no.
tice stating its real position on the
question"
MOdifies Second Complaint.
The court modified second
NLRB complaint against the firm,
that the firm informed employees
1t was prepared to grant them any
concessions individually they could
hope to secure through the union
The court ruled:
Certainly it cannot be claimed
that an employer would be guilty
OF an unfair labor practice because
he treated his employees we'll, in
order to forestall a union move
ment. 1t is true that this may be
strong argument against unioniza-
ton. But we believe that the act
gives the employees the right to
choose between these considera-
tionS.'
Only a few employees We're inter-
viewed. the court found. adding the
persuasion was very mild. indeed"
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3Woshingtonions Die in Action;
|3 Wounded and 4 Missinu

cording to word received by his
parents.
Pvt. Grimm has been overseas
for seven months, In the same out
At with his older brother, Henry,
jr. He Is a native Of Alexandra
and attended George Washington
High School.
His father is well known in Alex
andria as director of the schoolboy
safety patrol. a work for which he
often has been cited by civic groups.
Prisoners of War
STAFF Sergt. Mack A. Lundy, jr.,
10. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mack A.
Lundy, ST.. Of 907 Domer avenue,
Silver Spring. is prisoner OF war
in Germany. according to a notice
received by his family from the
War Department. Sergt. Lundy en-
tered the service in February, l943,
after being graduated from the
Pulaski High School. Pulaski, Va.
He went overseas as the radio oper-
ator of a B-24 last March and was
shot down over Austria May 20. His
family was notified July that he
is now a prisoner of war. Besides
his parents, Sergt. Lundy has one
brother, Staff Sergt. Ralph D.
Lundy, who Is now stationed with
he Army in Alaska, after service
in the South Pacific.
Second 1t. Stephen S. Simmer
man. %, the son of Mrs. Virginia
M, Simmerman, of 1916 Sixteenth
street NV, who is the secretary of
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Reserve Plane Plants
Urged by Patterson
For Safety After War

Maintenance of q formidable post
war military air force. with standby
aircraft production plants ready for
any emergency, was proposed today
by Undersecretary OF War Patterson.
He coupled the recommendations
with proposals for vast expansion OF
civilian flying.
Appearing before a Senate Mill
tary Affairs Subcommittee. Mr.. Pat
terson gave this outline Of the War
Departments ideas on the relation
ship of the aircraft industry to
national defense:
1. The postwar military establish
ment, with its necessary industrial
support, must be maintained on the
assumption that this country will
not again have a period of grace be-
tween the start of war and the ne
cessity for full-scale military effort
such as was provided 1t by France,
England and Russia In the present
war.
Isolation No Guarantee.
2. The protective isolation of our
war plants cannot be taken for
granted in another war, because OF
the almost certain development OF
heavy bombers capable of reaching
any objective in this country from
overseas bases.
3. Security considerations dictate
an aircraft industry with widely
scattered plants.
1T will be necessary" Mr.. Patter-
son testified, "for the Government to
maintain a ready nucleus of reserve
plant facilities that will permit
rapid acceleration of aircraft output
in future emergency"
Title to the eight large Govern
ment-oWned bomber plants should
be retained by the Army Air Forces,
Mr. Patterson declared, to insure
maximum maintenance and mini
mum cost to the Government They
should be leased to private enter
prise wherever possible, he sug-
gested. adding that wherever the