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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-16
Cotov ie! GotOv je! Gotoy ie!
SOCIJALISTICKI
RADNICKI KALENDAR
"a 1915. godinu.

..
Izasao je IL stampe Socijalisticki Radnicki Kalen
dar 1915 godinu Ovogodisnji mas Kaendar nadvisu
je nase dosadasnje kalendare. On Sc sasoji Cd
odabranih clanaka il Socijaisteke znanost, govora
predsednickih kandidata S. L. P. ovogodisnjm IL
borma, znanstvenih poucnh clanaka, zanimljivih
prica, odabranh pesama, posalica savremenih sika
kartuna
Mas kalendar nije kao obicni kaendari nego
predstavja zbrku naucnog Silva koe poglavto bav
drustvenm naucnm pitanjima pitanlima koiinaa
je u interesu radnika da NINA zapoznaju. Buduci
smo ist otstampali ogranGenom brou, oni koj zele
imat ovako poucnu knjigu cd 1856 sranca, kojoj je
cena SAMO SO cent? neka odmah salju svoe porudzb-
adresu:
KNJIzARA RADNIcKE BORBE
3413 st. Clair Ave- Cleveland IA, Ohio
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-11-16

NAsA SyRHA: unisten5e
kapitalistickog ured3enja; ~
nistenje naiamnsg ropstss
radniEke klase; pFenasanje
svfh xcmaljskih indnstrija y
ruke organisosanih proizvo-
dja6a; svakon radnila potpun
plod njegovog rada; oslobo-
dljenje eelog 6ovetanstva cd
morije Klasne Vladavine; us
postsvljanje Slobodne Zajed-
nice Drugova | Drugarica -
Industrijalne Republic Rada.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
Karpaihen sind ueberwindhar

unter ioIhen 8erbdltniiien operie.
rem. 9as oiirfte auh Der Saupt-
grunb iein, oaB oie milit1rIid)en
Operutionen nod alli ole IuslGu-
fer Ser aarpatben beihrGnft iino.
Iie Hote 9lrmee lit n:ht beiorst
megen ser Bergc, ionOerll npaen
Ser ourb o'e Sdneeihmel,s perur-
icdten maiienbaiten 2apinen, oN
bon oen @ipfeln oonneruo 5u Gale
Itiir5en.
seiemano fennt Die ltrategiideu
ElGne Ger Ruiien. gs fann iein, BOB
Elm 1liisel Der &oten Nrmee nad)
Siioen porlt0Bt, bis er o:e Conan
erre:d)t, uno Damn Dem Sul oieies
groBen Stron1es, mitten Ourh oos
reihe 8auernlano i'm n0rolihen
9altan ilubauiluGrts iolsen fam
Gin anoerer 6liisel mag oeriuten,
nah @eIten ab5ubieeen, in Der
Hihtllng nod arafuu uno Shleiien,
oas beute zines Der grGBten Snou,
itrie3entrcn guropaS lit. Gies ruGre
cine umiaiienoe 0!anfenbemegun9.
abep penn Der oeutihe 8eneralitab
ettpa e:nen Sturm dui oie aar.
patben nid)t in 9fehuung itellcn
IoQte, fam er cine 3robe llcber-
ra'hung erleben. llno penn Oie
Hullen Den &arpathenpeg uGblen,
fonnte es ien, ooB ubseieben pon
einigen iiber Siebenbiirsen peritrcu.
ten oeutihen S:ebllnacn, N;e ruil-
lden 1ruppen BON ser gep0lferuna
iiberall pirflid) ais cine armee bon
geire:ern empiangcn peroen Gem
Die 9eu0lferune lit BORT arm unN
leit SabrhunOerten unteroriidt. Gas
gilt gang beIonoer5 iiir Die ilnpl-
ld)en Stdmme in Den nGrblid)en uno
Gltlifcn Seilen ber &orpatben unN
IN elnem etlpaS gerInseren WaBe
Iiir o:e oortigen StunlGnen. llnr
lpas Die ungariihen 9aucrn betriiit
10 1T faum an5uncbnlen, Oab oleit
SeI6cigenen, oie Don oab ac1eu
ibre ielloalen Serren eriiiat iino,
lit) elmer arnee entgegenItellen
merben, Die Sas alteite uno brutal,
lte 6euoalipitem gani Guropas Ii,
| 1ui0:ert bat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
Hitler behurrt uuf Weiter.
kaempfen, sugen
Kriegsgefangene

@aibineton. - Sfabio Mlsier Der.
breitet, ,pie ser Office Of War Sn.
formation beri6tet miro, cine lin.
terbaltun9 nit polniiden &riegsge.
foneea1en Soloaten, Sic in Sic
oeutibe Mrmee gepreBt tporoen wa.
rcn = iiber sic Stinunung unter Sen
oeutid)en Iormationen. oenen Tie in
Stalien 5ueeteilt lpare1. .,Sbo1 i'm
MGr3 puroe unter Sen &eidsoeut=
id)en er3dblt," iaeten iie bei oieier
8eiragung aus. .oaB &ermann SO.
ring ihon nit Dem &riege Shlub
MAIDEN pollte. oab aber &itler pei.
terfdmpien min, neil er inlner nod
oentt. Bob es linn audj nit Dem
Griege genau 10 flappen ipiirbe. pie
es nit Der partei gefIappt bat. =
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
Buell. w. Hudson, chairman of the
Convention of the American
Newspaper Publishers Ass. /:
ANSWERS

Questions will be found on page 5.
|. She divided the candy
among" the three children.
2. What do you think of "his"
running away again:
3. Please reconsider" this offer.
4. | used the car OF a friend OF
mine.
5. His plans were readily adopt
ed to her own use.
6. The treason" she failed was
that she didn't try.
7. | am sure you will like these
kinds of fruit.
8. | have more books besides
these.
9. These samples are Stree" (or
free of charge.)
10. will keep you but few
minutes.
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Kriegswichtige Arbeiten

SIN 6olsenoen brinsen mir oie
neneite Geriion ser 9ilte friegsmif.
tiger - veiiential" Irbeitssebc,
te gum gusorud. auf oie ,Mon.
poaper" -Gbei. McNutt unn @ebr.
pIIihtSircftor Seribcp MGnner ser
@ebrpiliftflaiie As in ibrem
tilr5lld)en slppeIl perpieien. (0es
teliercn GeritGnonilies lpegen aetrn
mir Die Siite in ensliihen Original.
tert UieSer):
Production of Aircraft and Parts:
Production of Ships. Boats and
Parts; Production of Ordnance and
Accessories; Production of Ammun-
ition; Agriculture and Commercial
Fishing;
Processing OF Food; Forestry.
Logging, LAUNDERING, and Forest
Industries; Construction; Coal
Mining; Metal Mining;
Nom Metallic Mining and Process
sing and Quarrying; Smelling, Re-
fining and Rolling of Metal, and
Scrap Salvage; Production of Me-
tai Shapes and Forgings; Finishing
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Oas 5eitbilo I'M Spieecl
Der preIe:

Die vGbicago Simes" bat in Sen
@erluitliiten Namen ,pie Miiiler, Mc-
Scnnan, Meper, Cohen uno Gobctoi
entoedt, lno iaat oa5u. caB oieIe ga
men geniigen, nm ienen sic rccbtt elnt-
mort 5u qeben, Die ilid)t miioe meroeu.
lih an Den "Soreianers" 5u reiben.
Die "Getroit Gree Ereb" glaubt.
oaB Der @Gbruugs =Stabiliiieruno5
plan ser 81 perbiinoeten Nationen s.t
erreideu berlprehc, mas oie 2onNonel
@irtihaftS +&onicren5 bon 1888 nid)t
81 crreihen permohte. Iaaeaen itebt
Die ~ytelp Dort 5imes" oui Dem
Stanopunfte, NaB man ,oie pirflihc
gfatrr ocs 81 loienoen Eroblems"
mlBperItanhen babe. Die GDlfer miib
ten suerIt einnnal ibre Suilatipnspoli-
tit als Seilmittel nuigehen lno ibre
elgenen @Gbrllngen ltabiliiieren. Sbne
oiele "ioeologiife Heform" ieien oIie
Silismittel pergeblit. sl,dv oie ,8ai-
timore Sun" glnubt. ba6 Ser Ylan
nid,t aeniigc, I'm cine .eroBcre Ie-
prellion" 81 perhinoern.
@lr iinS ser s(niiht, baB I. Sefre.
tar Wtorgenthau icine Meinuna &c.
dnoert bat. in0em cr Dor slpei ,Sabren
in einem 9lrtifel runopea beraus cr.
fldrtc, oaB es nad) Dem arieg in ser
gon5cn @elt MIR cine @ubrlng g.
ben fam, INN sen v9ltlantic Charter"
hurd5ufibren. Sieier Charter .ruroe
aber beiieitc geiebt. Gs lit Elm Gina
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Iaiic man cS sic criten 5ipei ;abre
ieiucs yebens iopicl lpie n,69lih als
lein. Sails bas Nabb id,rcit. iciem
Gic nnbciorgt iolange Sic iuiiien.
haB allcS in Srbnll,N lit rnH laiien
Gle Sas @abn in 9tube. Babies
follten auf fcinen sail nit linberns
hcm Sirllp cingcil0t iuerSeu. Sic
ioQtcn auh nibt IN sen Sd)laf gee
fiittert ipernen. cs iei bcnn tic limb
Dor 0unSer llnrubiN. 60 fritz mic
mDglidJ ioqtc has MinS oil beitimnrtc
Gtunben fir Sdlafcn. @adlcn.
0iicn unb Shuhl9ana NclpGhnt lpcrs
Sen. Y'um hicicr Moltine iolltc ,iid,t
chcr abaelpidJen ,pcrhcn. ais bis nas
Minb dltcr miro.
Wan per9ciic nidt. bab tcin Va6n.
Nnns glcid, lpic jung cs lit. ti9(ih
"a Strnhen id)lGft. Wenn has Wabv
ipad) lit, crforbert cs Sl,,fmcrfiam>
fcit. gBenn crnitlid, etluaS nidt in
Orhmug lit. r,lfc man sen Mr3t.
Wan pcrlmdr mic. hic MrdnfGcit
lclbir fcit5uitellcn. cine Wcbi5in at
ipdh(cn unb lie hem Miuhe eiu5,lgc,
ben. llntcr gelpD6nlidlen llmitdnbcu
unb 6ci gutter Y$fle0e lucrrcn Nabics
nid,t franf. Solltca iic nennoct framf
ipcrbcn. 10 lit cs gut m0Alid,. hoi,
tic crfahrencr pilfc cincs Tr3tcS
bcniirfcm.
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of Metal Products; Production of
Industrial and Agricultural Equip
ment; Production of Machinerie:
Production of Chemicals and Allied
Products; Production of Rubber
Products; Production of Leather
Products; Production of Textiles;
Production of Apparel; Produc-
tionof Stone, Clay and Glass Pro.
ducts; Production of Petroleum
Natural-Gas and etroleum and
Coal Products: Production of Fin
nished Lumber Products; Produc-
tion of Transportation Equipment;
Transportation Services; Produc-
tion Of Pulp. Paper and Materials
for Packing and Shipping Products
Production of Communication Ser
vices, including Publication; Heat.
ing, Power, Water Supply and H.
Eliminating Services;
Repair Services; Health and Wei
fare Services; Educational Services
Governmental Services; and Tech
nical, Scientific and Management
Services.
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a,aben piele Wriinbc gum Sdreicn
lno bic Glterm iolltcn hics ciniebcu
lInb iih bic crhcnflid)jrc Wii1c Nc=
ben. a,,s5,lfinnen. lparlln, nas Minn
thrcit ltno mas ea luirtlid ipil(.
@enu Gin 9'abh f,,r3 Dor ieincr
Na9lacit f1rcit. mag cs pielleiNt
hln8rig fein. Sies iir routomn,cM
natiirliM Mnn brautdt fein S(nlai,
5llr NeiorNnis sM icin. hcnn gcip06ns
li6 fort baS Na6n a,lf an jdreicm.
tobalo cS 0efiittert iuirS. Gin anncs
Ter Orrno ipar,l,l hnS @a6D i1rcit,
mag a,,f ra,,6c obcr iu,nbc M0rpcr=
ttelcn 5Mriid3Mfiilrcn icin. hic ron
lln9eniiNenhcm Srodmcn ,lnb YmScrm
naa hem @anc fon,ncn. Sicrmit
fol- MN natiirlidj nid)t aeia9t icin.
naB bic SHUTTER ibrcml MinSc nid,t
bic bette 9sflege 3utcil fon,n,cm laiicn
ipil. ycttem Gnhcs Ga6cm Wliittcr
rod an 10 uiclcs al hcnftn unS cinc
Mleiniateit 6ci Der Yile0c ncs Wa6ns
tann ihrcr slMfmcrsiamteit lcid,t cntz
fallen.
Mandjmal i6rcit 6as Wabp uur.
I'M. sluincrtian,fcit 5u errsacn.
Siiualinac biS 3u 4 Wtonatcm ld)laz
fen fd9liM etlua Is bis 20 Gtunhcn.
Nnf niele @eiie iurgt nic Natmr fir
0ncrNic al @nd,ot,lm Mno Gntlpidz
lung. Oos Gtrnmpclm lmb Mriiu,>
,ileit Der flcincn Minncr ipii9rcnh Scr
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Dies un> Dos!

Man Iagt, cine flllge ssrau braudje
uid)t idon 5u iein. slber cine fluge
6rau peritebt .es, id0n 81 iein.
Wie it]on mare es ood, lpenn mar,
Ser republifaniid)e YrGiibentid)aits.
fanoioat @enoea @iGfie Dat bereits
oreimal abgelebnt in oas &abineti
&ooiepeltS ein5utreten, iast Grerr
Yarion. Gs loate aber nidt abbalt;u
einen bierten Geriub at MAIDEN oenu
aller sllten 9inee iino Grei beiBt es
i'm Sprifsport.
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Oeg00It@ m16t.
llloden lie 9eip0bn,
G1 febr ipenig
ltmitdnSe:: S6,,gs
linge tMn tpetter
'ni1t3 als ih(afcn.
cilen, ar,sid)eihen
ilno ipadien--llnb
iic fdreien. tpenn
irNeno ctiuas nid,t
TT Gronung lit.
Wenn has Nabn
SM i1reien anz
tGn0t. MAIDEN pielc
Gltern ben Tcblcr,
i9n, iofort ir0ene
cine @leniain eins
yllnNf1cu 00ohics
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
e. 1T niel,t mct.penSte, Sab it,am Sem 1sabY
jeSes 111al tuet,m IS f>treit eleies
1rleHj3jn Gitt.

~ abies iinS bon Natur aus
- GuScrit 9eiunh. @enn man
i6nen piel nabrbaftc Speiien
0itf. iie in Son,mcr a1genebm tii6l
uilo int Winter iparn, bilt. Dara,lf
ndtet. oaB lie ftets ja,,6er unS
troden iino unh es i6nen alld ionit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11
8untes oIuerlei
Gin edter Snnaseieqc.

"Wiilen Sic audi, oab ih in Sen
sllpen neulib in groBer 2cbensgefabr
apar, INN elm Saar enteing id SEN,
iiheren SobeM
"Sas ut nod gar ni(hts! . Mber
id bate midi nellich beinobe in ser
Mlpen perlobt!"
- 8eluiIie SdNpellungen ,perNe!
ourh oen Std ser Er1iiocntihaIts
9iene peruriad)t.
- es gibt 2e,lte, sic 81 ser Gin,
iid)t fommen, bab lie bon Slid lager
f0nnen, neil Tie fcin @liif in ser 9iebt
batten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11

fllr5en 2eit tpo lie mad iinS. ideint
ibnen ale slusarbcitllng. bie tic
braudeu. 5,t geben. slber iucnn nus
Sinh lpah lit. mG6te cs 8eicllid)aft
ba6cn llnb ll,n bies auf Ieid)teitc Mrt
lInh @eiic 81, befommen ibrcit cs.
Mcnn haS Stinb Glter miro. BON
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11

" DSuttulSu wy 0W
q NJ ei S a bren.
bra,lht es td0li6
MIR etipa is Stuns
ben S6laf unb 8
Stunben lit es
mad un0 rege.
Wdbren6 biefcr
3eit miiien Die CT.
tern SebuIoie un0
perltdnSia iein lnS
ernitli6 per1lld)eri.
Sas Minb pollitGns
Dig au pcriteben.
9an,it lid naS
Minb an 9eiunhen
reacl nj 4 bige,n
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-05-11

Ser l(nmoglidfeit, oaB bie Hobmate-
rialien in ser gan5en Welt allen SOL.
fern sur Gerii9lne iteben iollen. Gs
lit einfah unmoaliD, ga ser Gbineie
&upfer in Chile taufen fam, penn er
cine @ahrltng bat, sic fiinimal aiebr,-
ger als bas engliihe 'Efilno lit. Gr
nliiBtc fiinimal 10 Iange fir Elm Yiuno
&upfer arbeiten, lpie ser Gngldnoer,
ooer uiernal Iolunge lpie ser 9lmeris
taner. gSie sic gan5e @Gbrungsac-
Ifihte nab Dem &rieg miro lit beute
genaa nod 10 cin Hdtiel. Ienn bis
gan5e GrflGrlmg iiber oie Stabiliiic-
rilngsnilliarben in elmer SSnternatio=
nalen 8anf bat allh nidt einen eiusi
gen Stod (9lftie) ober 9ono (Heaic-
rllngsanleibcn) in bie Sohe aebrad)t
- uno oas 3eigt oaB sic 2eute, sic
oamit Sanoel treiben. gar feine Sc.
ahtlna ser Grfl0rung iiber oie 8Gb-
rrngen Der 3ufunft gelhenft baben.
alio genal 10 tpenis oaran glauben,
pie mir glauben, SaB 9iublano nit
als llnter5eid,ner einnerltanoen lit
Sie 3uflrit miro uns ipabriheinlid}
I'M MiBtraten Nedt eebcn. %.
Ser rEortlano Sregonian" luenoet
lid sesen Sic pom ariess, rno Mari=
ne-slmt erhobene Sorberune auf Gin,
fiibrung Der nationalen glrbe;tspfliht
Sas @laft iagt: ~Selbit unter oen &C.
gen!udrtigen llmItdnben lit es sic
slufgabe ser slrmee uno ser sslotts.
Sie 3ipilbeboroen oariiber 5u iniornie-
rem, .pieuiele 2ellte unS ipiepiel Ma-
terial lie iiir Sen &rieg ben0tisen; Tie
nrogen oanah SEN 3ipilbeboroen aud
Die slufeabe iiberlaiien, bieie 2ellte
ullo oie benotiaten Wa.erialien gu
lieferli."
Ter Bolton 8lobe", ser bie 3eits
perbG.tniiie INNER germ bumorpoa
malt, iagt, Die SYa iei 5lpar niht bie
antlport aili oas @ebet elmer Sung
ira!, es Tonne aber oph fpenigItens
Ser Mesger iebt lpieoer einen &caIt
geeftGerfauf anncncieren, cbue CAP
er oaourd) einen Golfsauilaui per-
urIad)t.
vSournal+ +slmerican" id)reibt elm
Elaooper iiir Die pcle SouperGnit1t
Erlens, oie, 10 miro behauptet, rourf
HuBlanos beporitebenbe Snpaiion uno
Groberung bcorobt miro. 8leih3ei.
tig miro aegeniiber anberen @clfern,
oie 81 Ben Ser. Nationen eeboren, Der
Gorpurf erboben, baB iie ourh lbr
yStialdaueisen uno ibre llntatigfeit"
Nas vGerbrehen an Holen" gutbeiBen.
Ginen rneuen @eiit oes Nealismus"
glaubt "9telp g)orf Yolt" in unlerer
sluslanbspolitif erfennen 81 fGnnen,
beionoers in Sinlidbt auf isranfreid,
Stalien luo Die Neutralen. Is lei
.realiltllb ertannt" lporoen, oab es
pertcbrt geioeien iei General 8irauS
gegen oe @auae a:ls5uipielen unb in
Stalien 81 rarten, Ibis mir Nom &C.
nommen baben". Sen Neutralen ee-
gcniiber berrid)e elm anoerer uno
fraftpollerer Con, spenn ibnen geiaet
sueroe, lie 6raud)ten Dor Sitter feline
gange mebr 3u baben.
-O---
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Grantlng that we are able to
defeat the Germans this year,
which can be happen, it would be
dangerous to assume that the end
of the war is in sight. The Japa-
nese still are capable of waging a
defensive war of the first magni-
tude.'
Major General Lewis B.. Hershey,
National Service Director:
81 am convinced that for the
male youth Of this country mi.
nimum OF one year should be
given to development and train
ing essentially for the purpose of
national preservation, but which
can we'll accomplish several sec
ondary objectives. Such a pro.
gram should be available to all
males able to participate and bene-
fit by it."
Governour John w. Bricker
of Ohio:
"These four nations Gu. S. A.,
Great Britain. L. s. S. r. and
China in my judgment, while act
ing as independent sovereign sta
ties, must assume joint response
bility for world order until eco
nomic and political stability has
been regained by the individual
nations.
This means that these four
great powers should agree now to
maintain adequate military, naval
and air power in the immediate
postwar period. This does not
mean an international police force
or military alliance. The people
of this country are opposed to
both. 1t does contemplate that
these four nations shall reach a
mutual understanding as to their
respective military establishments
and that they shall express that
understanding in a temporary arm
transitional compact to be enteSn
into as soon as, possible. :.
"Other nations, willing to aS
sumo their share of responsible
ty, should be permitted to join this
compact. The compact should also
contain the principles and aims
which these powers will support
in the postwar world. 1t is i'm
portant that nations know as
quickly as possible what adjust
ments thev must make. Through
such a procedure the four great
powers, and those who join with
them, shall become effective
guardians of the peace until a per-
manent international organization
can be established
Buell. w. Hudson, chairman of the
Convention of the American
Newspaper Publishers ASS:
1--WE meet in a free democracy
as free men, humbly thankful that
we may so gather. proud of the
function and duty of the press to
maintain that freedom. and deter
mined that the right of free ex-
preston, forbidden in so many
other lands, shall be made the
right fall throughout the world"
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~AR~1R1-~~
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THEY %EE2! SER LAST
Admiral Ernest ]. King:

Granting that we are able to
defeat the Germans this year,
which can be happen, it would be
dangerous to assume that the end
of the war is in sight. The Japa-
nese still are capable of waging a
defensive war of the first magni-
tude.'
Evening star., 1944-07-03
BY THOMAS r. HENRY,
Star War Correspondent.

WITH UNITED STATES FORCES
ON THE ST. LO FRONT, July q
Wading waist deep all night in ice
cold water, finding brief conceal
ment in 6-foot-high knife -bladed
swamp grass. their boots sticking in
ankle-high Shiny black mud, infan-
try troops, many of them from the
mountains of Tennessee and North
Carolina, are fighting a night after
night battle in the marshes of the
Wire.
There are constant night clashes
in the inundated lowlands between
the rivers Wire and Teute with the
Germans and Americans. The sep
aration line is a 4O-foot-wide, 15-
foot-deep canal joining the two
rivers.
Patrols of both sides usually travel
afoot. Sometimes they use small
boats padded with silenced Indian
canoes. When the water is up to
their armpits the rifles are carried
under water with their finger up
over the end of the barrel and their
hand over the receiver.
They can't keep their rifles dry
by holding them over their heads
as the CLINT Of the half moon emerg-
ing from the clouds momentarily
upon the barrels reveals their pres
ence.
The big canal is a bar to the St.
Lo advance. The countryside is q
maze, with scores of small drainage
Evening star., 1944-07-03
j. ). Deficit for Year
Is 494 Billions
Treasury Sets Public Debt
At $202, ,625, 5,456,521.98
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Treasury ended the 1914 fiscal
year with a deficit of $40 ,594, ,587,- =
895.77. This brought the total pub
lie debt, including guaranteed obli-
cations, to s202 ,625, ,456, ,521.e8.
The Treasury's daily statement
for June 80, the end Of the fiscal
year, showed Government receipts
and expenditures reached unprece-
dented peaks.
Receipts for the year, including
an appropriation to the Federal old
age trust fund. totaled $45 5.408, 49,
028, compared with $23 1874 ,645 SOP .54
in the preceding year. Expendi-
lures, including public debt retire.
ments, totaled $93, ,743.514,863.8 "a
compared with $78,182 2,348, ,640.S7 in
the preceding year.
War spending totaled $87,038, ,671, :
93786, compared with $72,108, ,862,-
204.86 in the previous year. In addi-
ton the Reconstruction Finance
Corp. and its subsidiaries spent
about $685., ,OO0, 900 for war activi-
ties during the year. These items.
together with interest on the war
debt, accounted for about 95 per cent
OF total expenditures.
Due to swelled receipts the years
deflcit fell under the previous years
SIS, 900, ,705, ,S31.63.
Evening star., 1944-07-03
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne Associated fresS.
CHUNGKING, July 3.]apa-
nese troops who by-passed the
encircled rail junction of Heng-
yang have thrust a spearhead 46
miles below the city in their
drive to capture the entire Can
ton -Hankow Railway route, the
Chinese high command indi-
Gated tonight.
This was accomplished by a sud-
den thrust at Leiyang, "a miles
south of Hengyang, where flanking
movement cut the railway, and a
subsequent smash more than 10
miles below the city.
The Chinese said they had repelled
incessant attacks of the japanese at
Hengyang, inflicting severe losses on
the enemy.
The fall of Laiyang itself was in
dicated earlier in communiQue of
1t. Gen. Joseph w. Stilwell's head
quarters. which announced an at
tack on the city by two missions of
Warhawks which destroyed pom
toon bridge and strafed supply COM
pounds and troops.
By-passing of Hengyang with the
subsequent thrust southwark placed
the Japanese only slightly more
than 100 miles from Kukong, pro-
Evening star., 1944-07-03
Roosevelt vetoes Rise
In Retirement Pay
For 5000 Veterans
Declares Bill Would
Be Discriminatory in
Its Practical Effect

Disappearing a bill to raise the
retirement pay of approximately
5000 enlisted men and warrant
officers of the Army, President
Roosevelt declared in an ex-
planatory statement made pub
lie today that the act would ex-
tend a privilege whose grant has
long since been discontinued and
would be grossly discriminatory
in its practical effect
The measure was one of the four
the President announced he was
not approving.
At the same time presidential
statement announced approval of
legislation expanding the work of
the Public Health Service.
The pension legislation would
have aided men retired under an
old law which allowed double time
for service outside of the country
between 1898 and 1912 in comput-
ing the statutory 30-year retirement
period.
Would Equalize Pay.
Under existing law. such retired
personnel, it was said. receive less
pay than men now retired with 80
years actual service 1t was pro-
posed to give the beneficiaries the
maximum pay for their retired
grade
Another bill vetoed proposed to
give $25 900 to the Saunders Memo
rial Hospital. Florence. S. c., in set
tlement of claims for losses alleged
to have been sustained as the re-