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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-15
It. Col. Creighton Abrams Is q "PLenty Hot Joe"

Abrams, West Point graduate, made a snap decision.
 Hell, we will capture the town" !" he announced.
 So his Sherman tanks, with their guns blazing, wheeled into the Sing ling where they were least expected. cleared the town of Germans and escaped the trap.
 Abrams, who recently was award- ed the Distinguished Service Cross. is a new type of tank commander. He wears no peail-handled pistols or fancy riding boots. He is blue eyed and stocky and from a dis tance resembles any capable CT first sergeant.
 He once rode in a horse cavalry and he never has forsaken the cav airy doctrine of being '.alwSys bold,
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Aids Await
 Senate Okoy
BY JOHN L. CUTTER

United Press Staff Correspondent
 Washington, Dec. 15-(UP)-The battle over President Roosevelt'S new State Department nominees returned to the Senate floor today after the Foreign Relations Com mittee approved ali six men at the end of day of wavering on the appointment of Archibald Mac Leish as an assistant secretary.
 Chairman Tom Conna1ly, D., Tex, hoped for prompt Senate con- firmation although he conceded that the MacLeish nomination might be rejected"
 The committees approval oi MacLeish, who is now serving az librarian of Congress, became off cial at 12:01 a. m. today by a vote of II to 10. Sen. Gerald P. Nye, R., N. D, who was absent when the committee voted yesterday. had un- til midnight to cast the ballot thai might have meant ie on the Mac Leish appointment, but did noi vote.
 A tie vote would not necessarily have meant diSapproval of Mac Leish but would have served as q rebuff that would have been felt ill the floor fight for confirmation. Yves vote would not have affect ed the other five nominees, who
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Service Ranks Ok'd

Washington, Dec. Is. - (UP) - President Roosevelt signed legisla- ton today creating the new ranks of the General of the Army and Admiral of the Fleet and promptly nominated four generals and three admirals to the positions.
 To be Generals of the Army posts comparable to Field Marshal of Britain and other countries-he named Gems. George C.. Marshal, Army Chief of Staff; Douglas Mac- Arthur, surpeme Allied commander in the Southwest Pacific; Dwight D. Eisenhower, supreme commander of Allied forces in Western Europe; and Henry H. Arnold, commander of the Army Air Forces.
 To be "Admirals of the Fleet ranks comparable to the same rank of many foreign countries. includ- ing Britain-he named Admirals Ernest J. King, commander in chief of. the U. s. Fleet and Chief of Naval Operations; Chester w. Nimitz, commander in hiefc of the Pacific Fleet and Pacific Ocean areas, and William D. Leahy, per- sonal chief of stan to MT. RooSe- welt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-15
19-Mile Wide Push West Of Karlsruhe Threatens To
 Turn The Siegfried Line
BY JAMES McGLINcY
United Press War Corresponds.


 Paris, December 15.-(UP)i = It. Gen. Alexander M. Patch's seventh Army slashed across the German border from Alsace into the Rhenish Palatinate west of Karlsruhe today in the wars third invasion of the Reich by United States Forces.
 Patch's veterans of the drive across France from the Mediterranean plunged their first Spearhead into Germany and drew up in the border region on a 19-mile front in a push that threatened to turn the Siegfried Line at it's Karlsruhe elbow.
 The first frontier crossing was made in the area of WiSSembourg, 19 miles west of Karlsruhe and some 10 miles west of the extreme north eastern tip of France.
 The new invasion of Germany gave Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's American armies three Spi ingboards on the Nazi-styled Holy Soil" of the Reich-tlfe great bridgehead carved out west of Cologne, by the first and ninth armies, foothold in the Searland wen by the Third army, and now the Seventh'S seizure of the Palatinate territory.
 Only on the Seventh army front were the Americans engaged in Q War of movement against the Nazis. The First army was massing on the west bank of the Soer and hammer | ing down Nazi resistance in the out skirts of Cologne, while stiff Ger man resistance in the outskirts of | Cologne, while stiff German resist- ance had virtually stalled the Third Army push into the Saar Basin
 Four months to the day after spiashing ashore in southern France, the Seventh Army units smashed through the dumpy Vosges foothills into Germany.
 A German frontier sign marked the border where the first troops Of the Seventh stepped onto Geman soil at 1:30 p. m. The Siegfried line itself lies about 8 mile from the border in that section.
 Another Crossing
 Front dispatches said that another crossing into Germany by the Seventh appeared imminen tor per- haps already had been achieved.
 The 77th divison was camped last night at the border town of Schei- berhard, two miles from the Rhine in the corner of France.
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ToyIor Pleads For ItoIions
BY ELEANOR PACKARD

Limited Press Sta1f COrreSpOhucntI
 Rome. Dec. 15.-(UP)-Pope Plus received the American congressional delegation in his private study today and emphasized the necessity of making a charitable and merciful as we'll as a practical peace in his talk with them.
 The members of the house n1ili- tary affairs committee visited the pope at Ii a. m. Last night they heard Myron c. Taylor. President Roosevelt's personal envoy to the Vatican, appeal to the American public to open its purse to the Ital- ian people to save them from Com- muniSm.
 We pray daily" the pope told the delegation. that you who have so much to do in formulating the peace will have the spiritual guid- ance necessary to establish perma- nent peace"
 He said he appreciated the heavy responsibilities of the committee members in carrying on the war but said he believed their postwar re- responsibilities in organizing just and workable peace were even greater.
 The pope emphasized the necessity of establishing freedom of religious worship throughout the world.
 The pope presented each congress- man with a picture and rosary. He gave two extra ones to Rep. Paul J. Kilday, D., Tex, to take home to hist wo small daughters.
 The congressman visited St. Peters and the Sistine chapel with the exception of Rep, Glare Luce, R., Conn, who went with Taylor to in spect the Vatican soup kitchen and the aVtican orphanage.
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MeoneSf Thieves Rifle and Rob Gifts For Wounded

Lawrence, Mass, Dec. 15- (UP)-VandaIs broke into the Hood Grammar school here last night and carried off or ruined S4OO worth of Christmas gift packages destined for wounded Servicemen at the Chelsea Soldiers Home, it was disclosed today.
 Opened packages filtered a classroom floor where they had been stacked and collected by the Elementary Teachers AsSO- citation of Lawrence. Police said many of the gifts taken were cigarettes and tobacco.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-15
Compliments Are Snapped And Mailn1en May Get 27c

Representative E. E. Cox of Georgia explained the bill, which would give postal workers an added $100 year. The other congressman arched their chests, beamed, and looked like Santa Clauses. Compli- ments streamed from Republican to Democrat and back again, and Rep- resentative Hamilton Fish of New York made a speech in which he said snow, rain, heat, etc, never de- layed the mailman.
 He said congressman ought to ap- preciate mailmen especially becauce they handle the lawmakers franked mail He said--and he got red in the face saying it-that anybody who charged him with misusillg his franking privilege probably was q Communist.
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By FREDERICK C. OTHMAN United Press Stan Correspondent

kOuASCu 4ACSS OS1AA SVAAOSRSAAS~~S
 Washington, Dec. l5 = (UP0 = The courier who is not delayed by snow, rain, heat and gloom of night in the swift delivery of my bills. said he'd appreciate it if I'd drop around to the House of Representa- tives and Sc what happened to his raise i'll pay.
 He added that $10O extra year meant 27 cents day, Sundays in- cluded, and he could use it.
 He almost didn't get it. The boys in Congress were unanimous, aside from Representative W. R. Poage of Waco, Tex, that he deserved it.. They spent almost solid day con- graduating themselves on their own generosity. As for Representative Poage, he'd better not ask his mail- man fcR any favors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-15
MORE NUISANCE
 RA|DSON TOKYO ARE REPORTED
BY FRED SCHERFF United Press Staff COrrespondent)


 Washington, December 15. -UP)-Enemy broadcaSts said B-29 SuperfortresseS made two more nuisance at tacks on Tokyo with fire bombs today and extended their reconnaissance for future raids to the Kobe Osaka area, Japan's most inn portant war production cen- ter.
 The Superfortresses h i t Tokyo about 3::30 a. m. (2::3O D. m., Thursday, EWT.) and a lone SuperfortreSs followed through with another raid at 6 a. m. 6 D. m., Thursday, EWT), a Tokyo broadcast re- corded by the EGG said.
 There was hardly damage sus- tained by our sid in the attacks" the broadcast said.
 Tokyo also reported lone B-29s over the Hanshin, or Osaka-Kobe, area and one other district whose name could not be recorded by FCC monitors because of atmospheric conditions. Both planes fled after reconnaissance" Tokyo said. It was the first time that Tokyo has re- ported Superfortresses over the Osaka Kobe area and the flight may presage major air blow at the dis trict, 25O miles southwest of the capital. A similar reconnaissance flight preceded the B-29 assault on Nagoya, Japan's principal aircraft manufacturing center, Wednesday.
 Kobe is Japan,s biggest port and also manufactures railway equip ment and ships. Nearby Osaka, with a 194O population of 3,252 900, manu- factures munitions, tanks, guns,
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Bihop McAuIiffe Reported Weoker

Hartford, Conn, Dec. 15. (UP)- The condition of Roman Catholic Bishop Maurice F. McAuliffe was reported at St. Francis hospital to- day to be somewhat weaker"
 Bishop McAuliffe has been hos pitalized nearly two weeks. Yester- day his physicians said he appeared brighter and was resting comfort ably. There was no elaboration on the report that he had lost ground last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-15
By RoBERT W. RICHARDs

United Press War Correspondent
 With U. s. Fourth Armor Di- vision, Mittersnelnl, Lorraine, Dec. 14-(UP)-When tank men talk about Creighton Abrams they whis- tie and exclaim:
 He's a plenty hot Joe. Mac
 And the exploits of this 30 year old Lieutenant Colonel from Aga wam, Mass, are becoming legend, even among his own men.
 In recent fighting in the Singling area east of the Saar River, seven miles southeast of Sarreguemines, the Germans trapped Abrams tank battalion. It was being forced back between superior enemy units and the tow nof Singling which was de- tended by at least 200 German ir- fantrymen and six self-propelled guns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-15
ARMOUR APPOINTMENT

Washington, December IS. = (UP) - The Senate has confirmed the nomination of Norman Armour to be ambassador to Argentina until last spring when diplomatic rela- tions between the United tSateS and Argentina were dropped.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-20
ZADNJI DAN IA
RACIJSKE ZNAMKE

Nocoj oh polnoci potece We
!ljavnost zelenih znamk erik D.
e, in F v racijski knjizici 4.
Zelene znamke C, H in J bodo
veljavne do 20. februarja. S
temi znamkami 81 lahko naba-
vite procesirana jedila.
Rjavc znamke R, S, T in u v
knjizici st. 3 "a meso, sir, ma
slo it'd, so sedaj V veljavi in
pote5ejo 20. januarja, znamka
V postane veljavna 23., januar-
ia; znamka w 80. jan; znamka
X 6. feb; in vse potecejo 26.
februarja.
Znamka ST. 80 v kpjizici st.
4 je veljavna "a 5 funtov slad-
korja do 81. marca.
Znamka A-9 "a tri galone
gazolina zgubi svojo veljavnost
v petek, Fl. januarja.
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URADNIKI S. ID. ID. MA
PRINCE AVE.

Ma letni konferenci Sloven-
ske delavske dvorane ma Prime
Ave. so bill izvoljeni sledeci u
radniki: Predsednik Peter Sc
gulin, podpredsednik Casper
Segulin, tajnik Anton Miklav-
cic, 11006 Revere Ave-, blagaj-
mix Rudolph Rozanc, zapisnikar
Casper Segulin, predsednik mad
zornega odbora Andy March,
nadzornika 10 h n Vatovec in
Frank Arnsek, gospodarski od-
Dor: John Taucar, Frank Po-
zar in Martin Mirtel, pravdnih
dvorane Mr.. Frank v. Opaskal
Jr., oskrbnici Mrs. Stella Nah
nih in Miss Rose Ban. To j
bilo prvic V zgodovini dvorane
da SO bill vsi prejsnji direk.
tori ponovno izvoljeni v svoje
lurade.
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Ruski topovi streljajo v sa!vah

Ruski topovi streljajo sa!vah
Ruski topovi~ so kontrolirali
vse cementirane utrdbe, sleher-
mo topovsko instalacijo, in vse
'nemske obrannbne pozicije nen-
SIKH prednjih linij pod Oranien-
baumon.
Sovjetski topovi so sipali O.
,genj ma Nemce V salvah. Infan-
Iterija sovjetske vojske je u
darila naprej in sledili SO il tan
XII. Tako SO bill Rusi V stanu
stediti S svojo oklopno opremo
in jo porabiti V akcijah "a zlo-
mitev nemskih utrdb.
Nemski jetniki onemeli cd gro
re bombardiranja
Jate ruskih bojnih' lin Stor-
movnik napadalnih letal so
strojnicami in letalskimi topo-
vi sirile smrt in grozo med Mem
zee, XII SO Sc dvignili il zakopnih
jarkov in utrjenih@ postujank Ia
brezuspesen protinapad.
Vesti fronte pravijo, da je
bila kanonada sovjetske artile-
rije tako uni6evalna, da kaj ta-
kega Sc nj videlo nobeno boji-
See V zgodovini. Bombardiranje
je bilo tako strasno, da so nem-
Ski jetniki, XII so bill privedeni
ma ruske poljeniske postojanke,
onemeli cd groze.
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Poskusen samomor

Mrs. Yolanda Hruska, stara
27 let, il 2627 E. 18th St. je
vceraj ma E. 38th St. zavozila
svoj avto preko 8 cevljev viso-
kega brega oh jezeru, oeivid-
MIN namenom, da izvrsi samo-
NOR. T O d a avto Sc je ustavil,
predno hi trescil v vodo, in ko
je dospela policija, je bila vzeta
iz avtomobila in odpeljana v
bolnisnico. Zdravniki pravijo,
da Sc je samo nekoliko pretre-
sla. zenska je bas okrevala cd
partedenske bolezni in >je bila
ma poti nazaj ma delo, ko je "a
vozila avto v jezero. Men MOI
je tovarniski delavec in druzina
ina diva otroka.
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Rusija pravi, da
Poljaki odklanjajo
prijateljstvo

MOSKVA, 10. januarja. - v
avtorativni reviji "Vojna in de-
lavski razred" je bill danes pri
obeen clanek, v katerem Sc pro,
tt poljski zamejni vladi in ME,
MIN simpatiearjem naperja oh.
tozba, da ne zelijo upostaviti
prijateljskih odnosajev Rusi.
jo.
Clanek pravi, da so bile Hit
lerjeve made "a razkol med "a
vezniskimi narodl "a vselej po-
kopane ma konferencah V Mo-
skvi in Teheranu, da pa Sc mo-
rajo narodi dezel, Xxi so zavezni.
ce Rusije v vojni, kakor tudi
njih odgovorni voditelji razume-
ii prizadevanja, XII prihajajo Cd
strani nacijskih elementov.
Clanek zigosa "podtalno ru-
vanje Jefentisticnih elementov
v Zedinjenih drzavah in Veliki
Britaniji, in poziva k ociscenju
politicnega ozracja "strupenih
plinov", XII iih Siriio naciii y no.
izkusu, da bi ustvarili razkol
med zavezniskimi narodi.
81 Kar Sc tice porocila V "Prav-
di', da sta Sc diva angleska
predstavnika tajno pogajala z
Ribbentropom glede separatne-
ga miru, je sovjetsko casoplsje
danes objavilo zanikanje angle
ske Wade, toda mistifikacija, XII
je nastala po priobcitvi omenie-
ne vesti, Sc vedno nj razGisce-
ma.
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Brzojavke fronte porotajo
da je med strasnim bombardi-
ranjem zemlja vrela in Sc dvi-
gala v svojih temeljih. Topniski
fundamenti so frcali V zrak in
eksplodirala so celia minska
polja.
Dolgo pricakovana ofenziva
da sc zdrobi izpostavljeno ma
cijsko krilo n3 obronku Lenin-
grada, je naperjena proti jugu
V sneri Oranienbauma oh fin
skem zalivu, 10 mill zapadno od
stare ruske prestolice, in prot
Novgorodu mad jezerom linen
Zadnje vesti S fronte
Zadnje vesti S fronte javlja-
jo, da Sc Rusi borijo re globoko
V ne m s X h utrdbah, XII pred
stavljajo enega najbolj koncen-
triranih sistemov ma svetu. Pr
va faza ruskih ofenziv, XII SO b.
lie podvzete OBJ istem { su cd
dveh strani, SO predrle nacijske
utrdbe.
Uspeh prvega napada pod po-
veljstvom, gen. Leonida Govo-
rova, je pripisovati sposobnosti
Rusov, da so z masnim topnis-
kim ognjem paralizirai celotni
n e m s k sistem artilerijskega
ognja globoko V zaledju.
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X ~
&iis
Na$Sii
fantje-uojiakii

Ma A. dnevnem dopustu Sc
nahaja Pfc. Albert Jancigar in
soproga Louise, rojena Germ.
Pfc. Jancigar Sc nahaja V sluz-
bi Strica Sama pri zracnem
koru V Birmingham, Ala. Tukaj
ostane pri druzini Germ, ma Wa
terloo Rd. Prijatelji so vablje-
nj, da ju obisceio.
Mr.. in Mrs. ]. Virant, 1905
Kildeer Ave-, sta prejela vest,
da je bill njiju sin Albin A. vi
rant promoviran v sarzenta,
Zadnjih % mesecev Sc nahaja
ma Havajskem, kjer Sc je pred
kratkim udelezil bitke ma Ma
kin otoku. Dodeljen je II. divi.
ziji, XII je poznana pod imenom
Fighting SO.
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IMestna vlada bo
nastopila prot
"bingo" raketirjem

Odkar je bill v drzavi Ohio
sprejet zakon,. XII dovoliuit
"bingo" "a dobrodelne in GER
kvene namene, Sc je ia forms
gamblerstva v Clevelandu zopet
silno razpasla, in kakor je bile
pricakovati, so Sc razni rake.
tirski element priloznosti V pol.
nj vrsti posluzili, da izzemajc
lahkoverne ljudi in polnijo svo.
je zepe. Policija je napram po.
lozaju brez moci, ker nina do.
volj osobja, da bi kontrolirala
bingo igralnice, XII Sc pojavlja-
jo sirom mesta kot gobe po dez-
ju.
Il ozlrom ma to. je mestna
zbornica pripravila ordinance
glasom katere bo moral vsak To-
kal, kjer Sc igra bingo, dobiti
licenco in poloziti posebno jam
stvo. Ordinance, XII bo predlo-
zena zbornici V sprejem, dolo-
ca, da mora vsak bingo lokal,
kjer Sc igra "a vec kot $500,
boloziti dnevno bond znesku
100000, kjer Sc igra "a mani
kot "a $500, pa Sc bo zahteval
bond v znesku $1,000.
Predlagana ordinance tudi
doloca, da Sc SINE igrati bingo
samo med 2. in S. uro popoldne
ter med 8. in IL. uri zvecer.
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Nacijske utrdbe pokajo
pod ruskim ognjem, XII
nina primere v zgodovini

LONDON 49, jan. - Premier Josip Stain je danes
objavil dnevno poveje, katerem naznanja, da je
Rdeca voska, XII napada zapadno cd Leningrada, teku
zadnjih petih dni napredovala cd mill in pol do IL mill
in pol in da je razsirla svoo fronto rs mill Rus
ztrga Nemcem utreno mesto Carskoe selo, XII lezi Is
mill juznozapadno cd Lenngrada.
MOSKVA, 10. jan. - Ruske armade so en maj
bo kvavih borb vone danes sekale pot prot Baltiku
skoz brezstevilne nemske urdbe XII bile ohromene
cd topniskega ognja, XII nina prmere zgodovin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-20
Rde6i kriz ST postavi cilj
"a War fond cd
200, 600, 900 dolarjev

WASHINGTON. - V mese-
Gu marcu DO zahtevano Cd anne
riske publike, da prispeva $500
100000 "a War Fund, XII mora
financirati obratovanje vojni
ameriskega Rdecega kriza. Ia
ko je izjavil predsednik Norman
H. Davis ia teden.
Cd tega zneska DO pripadlo
14O,OOO,0OO dolarjev nacionalni
organizaciji "a financiranje ME
nih potreb donna in inozem-
stvu priblizno 85f< DO pora-
bill Rde6i kriz direktno "a anne
risko mostvo, XII sluzi v oboro-
zenih silah, je dodal Davis. Pre-
ostanek vsote, katero Sc name
rava nabrati, $6O,OOO,OOO, je
priblizni skupni znesek zahtev,
ki prihajajo il 3,756 razlicnih
lokalnih oddelkov, vecji del "a
podporo mostva v sluzbi in nil
hovih rodbin.
"Akoravno je cilj "a 1914 mai
vecji znesek v zgodovini Rdeee-
ga kriza', je dejal Davis, "je to
I.vendar najmanjsa vsota, XII mo-
re zadostiti neprestano narasea-
jotim zahtevam vojske in NOR
narice ma podporo S strani RIDE
cega kriza. Ogromnost nase ma
loge je danes vecja kot kdajkoli
pref. Amerisko ljudstvo Sc nj
fkdar nj preslisalo poziva RIDE
cega kriza. Preprican sem, da
hodo tudi tel prihodnji kan-
panji nabiranja darovali z veli-
ko6usnostjo, ter tako omogoci-
! Ii nasi organizaciji, da izpolni
svojo nalogo napram oboroze-
MIN silam. !"
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"Nekateri izmed teh ljudi fl
nancirajo. anti-semitska giba
MIA. Nekateri propaganda or,
ganizirano kampanjo sovrastvs
proti predsedniku Rooseveltu ir
netijo nesloge V demokratsk:
stranki. Drugi vodijo kampanjc
"a izolacijo V republikanski
stranki.
"Ti krogi verujejo V medina
rodne korporacije ali kartele
ampak so proti vsaki obliki
mednarodne Wade, XII bi pre-
precila izkoriscanje ljudstva od
strani teh mednarodnih trus.
tov."
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Wallace obtozuje kapital zarote proti
ljudstvu; svari pred brezposelnostjo

NEW YORK. - Podpred-
sednik Henry Wallace je incl
preteklo soboto tukaj govor ma
konferenci 400 delavskih in IL
beralnih voditeljev, XII je bila
sklicana, da razmotriva nacrte
povojne obnove, v katerem je
naperil proti velikim bizniskim
interesom v Ameriki obtozbo,
da delajo nacrte "a povojno do
bo, XII DO sigurno prinesla ame-
riskemu ljudstvu veliko brezpo-
selnost, ako Sc jih pravocasno
ne ustavi.
Wallace je izjavil, da bodo
morali narodni dohodki po VOL
nj znasati najmanj 130 milijard
ma leto, da Sc bo moglo place
vati obresti ma vojni dolg in
preskrbeti delo "a vse ljudi,
medtem ko veliki bizniski in
teresi pripravljajo program,
glasom katerega bodo narodni
dohodki znasali samo 100 mill
jard dolarjev ma leto.
Kapitalisti "a sodelOUanje
nen,Skini trusti
Wallace je v istem govoru
ostro napadal "bizniske izola-
cioniste," o katerih je rekel,
da upajo, cim DO vojna konca-
ma, "obnoviti dobickanosne od-
Mosaic nemskimi trusti," ne
glede ma to, kaksne posledice bi
to imelo ma blagostanje ameri-
skega ljudstva.
Kadar Sc ustavijo vojna ma
rocila, bo ameriska produkcija
padla "a 40 milijard dolarjev,
je rekel podpredsednik, in ako
Sc re sedaj ne zacne delati ma
nacrtih, da sc najde delo "a
ljudi, XII so sedaj zaposleni v
vojni industriji, bo 10 milijonov
oseb vrzenih ma cesto. :. ..
VIada ina nacrt "a poU0jn0
ObnOUO ..
Wallace je v tel zvezi izja-
vii, da obstoji splosen Wits, 'da
bo Barbara Baruch, gospodar.
ski svetovalec predsednika Roo
sevelta, v kratkem predlozil po-
rocilo tenn problemu, v kate
rem bodo podane sugestije, ka-
ko lahko vlada pomaga indus
triji financirati prehod IL vojne
v mirovno produkcijo.
Glede "velihh bizniskih izo.
lacionistov' Sc je Wallace IRA,
zil ma naslednji nacin:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-20

Cd treh vaznejsih prog je Sc
daj odprta salno ena, XII tece oh
vzhodni obali med Ancono in
Pescaro, XII dovaza material
Nemcem, XII jim stoji nasproti
osma britska armada.
Nedavni zracni napadi ame-
riske sile so vsaj zacasno usta-
viii YES promet ma ostalih pro-
gah, posledice cesar bodo Mem
ci obeutili, kadar jim poidejo
zaloge, XII jih imajo ma roki. Do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-20
VELIk MOST v JUZNI
AMERIKI Sc PODRL

RIO DE JANAIRO, 19. jan.
- Brzojavne vesti il Porto Ale
gre javljajo, da Sc je V provin-
ci Rio Grande do sui podrl gi-
ganticen most, XII je bill V pro-
cesu gradnje preko ,reke Das
Antas, pri cemer je bilo mnogo
oseb ubitih in ranjenih. Most je
bill eden najvecjih V vsej Juzni
Ameriki in je incl biti V krat-
KEN dovrSen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-20

>voz materijala v Rim je sedaj
mogoc edino po cestah, XII pa so
tudi ma mnogih krajih razdeja-
ne cd bombnih napadov.
Rim brez vOde?
Il Londona Sc poroea, da je
rimski radio porocal, da je bill
rimski vodovod "unicen" zrac-
mem napadu, XII so ga zavezni-
Ska letala vprizorila danes ma
obronke Rima. Prebivalce Sc lie
pozivalo, da maj stedijo vodo.