davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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job He did asked him and when he spotted the tank
column radiOed back to two three of groups
were ready with their engines turning over"
1t that the clouds so low they had take
rather crcutous route to get there keeping the low
would have it. the clouds broke that they able to
get some altitude for their work.
AS result from what he told me- not single enemy
tank, armored truck left in commission. One
of the kids reported ne had such destruction
since the Faaise Gap debacle
We waited around little for further confirmation
from various groups, each of which sent As planes
do the job and each of which eventually confirmed the
report that that little bunch of boys would have think
up some new idea if they were still living
We then went to Gen. Quesada's living head
quarters and had couple of drinks and pleasant buffet
dinner Afterwards sat around discussing the whole
situation with Air Marshal Cunningham dominating most
OF the conversation.
Rex and then went to the press camp to spend the
night. say spend the night advsedly because did
not do much sleeping, Jerry bombers strafng ships
and buzzbombs were overhead most of the night.
We went outside to one of the buzzbornbs go by
and darned if it did not change it's mind out of
gas something and land 500 yards away, just
recined gracefully the ground and the blast rocked
everything IN the neighborhood.
Next day Van, Rex and scheduled to fy down
to Paris, Van and Rex to file report.
But the weather worse, if possible, than it
had been up 'front.' had to drive eight hours
please the last four Of which navigated dense
fog London produce
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27

southern end Of the western front
as French First Army forces
mopped up Nazi infiltrations west
of Colmar and in the kayserburg
forest where the battle was de-
Scribed as intense.
The French also Tecaptured
Beenwihr after a heavy artillery
barrage
NAILS MOVE AHEAD
II was obvious that 1t. Cen.
Patton's Third Army forces were
inflicting heavy losses upon Tire
German southern flank. and that
the Yanks were moving northward
IN a drive TO sever Won Rund-
stcdt'S main salient AZ it's roots
The NaZi drive, while appar-
entity in check. pressed heavily
into the American First Army
front IN the vicinity of Marche.
The town seemingly is the next
objective of the enemy's main
spearhcad
Seven mites southwest OF
Marche. the German onslaught
eRerrdn the town OF Rochefor1,
and. 10 the northwest. the enemy
smashed toward lletteff -
on the northern flank OF the
southern salient, the Germans
turned 10 force an American
withdrawal back 10 a line run
ming generally through the areas
OF LierneuX. northeast Of ST.
Avelo 10 Malmedy. east 10 Bail
lingen and thence north TO Mon
schau.
The enemy brought heavy pres
sure at LlerncuN, Grandmenil and
other points blocking their efforts
TO fuse the mighty southern
salient with the northern salient
which the YankS held al bay at
la Gleiz. southwest of Aialncdy.
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Reports Spearhead of 30 Tanks

These planes carry guns in case they are
jumped but otherwise do not engage in combat.
Gen. Quesada got hold of one of these boys
and | am sorry / do not know his name-and told
him to look at map of this area, gave him a GER
tain mark on the map and said
Look, there is spearhead of some 80 or 40
tanks and God knows what else If they get around
and up to Liege they can raise the devil with COM
municatiOns and supplies.
Now what would like you to do despite this
lousy weather, is to work your way over there and
find out Just where the tanks are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27
Tension Kept on Rising

During the next two hour the tension
mounted even higher and during that time Col
Rex Smith and George Kent of the Readers Digest
returned from sojoufn at the 29th Tactical Air
Force headquarters and reported that in addition
to having an interesting time all the other CORE
spOndentS had flown back to Paris.
We briefed them on the situation and they
promptly got in the groove with the rest of us and
started sweating it out
Along about that time Air Marshal Sir Arthur
Cunningham showed up, offering the full facilities
of the entire British Second Tactical Air Force
which is the same thing to Montgomery's English
and Canadian armies as Vandenberg's Ninth Air
Force is to our armies
Sir Arthur is big, reddish, gray haired, dy-
namic capable, handsome gentleman who occa-
sionay puts on tortoise shell glasses to see small
print.
am absolutely certain, in my own mind, that
our Ninth Air Force, plus the British Second Tao
tical Air Force with their rocketfiring Typhoons
and, plus of course, our grand and gallant ground
boys could have stopped this drive dead in its
tracks but for the unfavorable weather
The weather just eliminated all possibility of
extensive operations
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All Transportation Frozen

/ asked the officers if they thought that would
be all right. They replied that all transportation
was frozen until after a meeting all the big boys
were holding was over, by which time we would
know whether not we were going to move
Move" | said, what would we be moving
for"
well" said Jones, there is no use in all of us
sticking around here too long because at this rate
IL We do we will spend the rest of the war as pris-
Oners in some uncomfortable German prison
camp"
bethought myself of the red arrow on the
map and realized what he meant | could see his
point all too well now
At about that time the door across the hall
was flung open and Gil Meyer practically cata-
pulled out and started down toward his control
room.
Catching up with him | asked what the score
was and ne said dramatic but entirely kidding
way:
The administration boys with their pencils
and papers and desks and cabinets are going back
TO -. They are supposed to clear out within
an hour.
Headquarters Cleared Out Quickly
"YOu see all the paper and things we con-
slider only red tape are feaIIy quite vital part of
any large organization, plus the fact that thew
nave with them lot of secret papers, signals,
codes, etc"
1t was on the whole more Of precautionary
move, combining at the same time practice in a
maneuver which we had not INDUCED in since D.
Day-A PLANNED AND ORDERLY WITH
DRAWAL
Within two hours about hundred vehicles of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27

Suddenly Cen Quesada called TO the phone He
spoke for about three minutes then back and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-27
NaZiS Peril Mouse.
DEFY Allied Air BIitZ
CONTINUED from Page One)

Bullingen. but this assault was
thrown back. Heavier thrusts
were made near Gran d m en- /,
southwest of Stavelot. After the
Germans had gained 1000 yards,
American troops counterattacked.
To the western extreme of the
salient, German tanks and in
fantry made gains TO the north
west and west OF Rochefort. One
group reached Ciney. 10 miles
west of the last-named town.
New large-Scale smasheS at the
German salient were expected to-
day as the weather continued
clear. The L. s. Ninth Air Force
roared into attack at $50 this
morning. and by noon had flown
352 sorties and shot down - Nazi
planes.
8 PLANES RAGGED
One fight of Y L. s. Thunder
bolts, which was Jumped by ID
Nazi MesSerSchmittS. bagged nine
enemy planes before the brief bat
tie ended
-A-fe~-H moments earlier the
same group of ThunderboIts
bombed and destroyed ID railroad
cars and made five cuts IN the
rail lines over which NaZl sup
plies were moving.
Yank Mustangs. attacked in an
other area by II MeSSerSChmlttS,
shot down six enemy HieFS.
American fliers also ripped into
Nazi fighting forces and by noon
had knocked out IL German tanks
and % armored vehicles and dam
aged or destroyed z37 enemy
trucks. Near EuSkiTchen 26 more
railroad cars were destroyed and
number of enemy guns siienced.
New fighting hared on the
Evening star., 1944-04-02
Inducements
[Are Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Rule
announce the engagements of their
two daughters, Miss Margaret
Carolyn Rule, to 1t. William Capers
James, jr., U. S. M. c. r., and Miss
Roberta Anne Rule, to 1t. Howard
D. Ostrander, U. S. M. C. r.
Miss Margaret Rule was gradu-
ated from American University and
Miss Roberta Rule also attended
the university and is now attending
Ohio State University.
1t. James is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James of Summerton, S. c.,
and San Diego, where Col. James
is in command of the Marine base.
He attended American University
and was graduated from George
town University School of Foreign
Service. He is now on duty with
the 4th Marine Division in the
Pacific.
1t. Ostrander is the son OF
Mrs. Lyle Lawrence of German
town, N. Y. and graduate OF
Hamilton College. He also is on duty
in the Pacific with the 1st Marine
Division.
Evening star., 1944-04-02
Smith
Continued From Page B-3)

Columbia corps; Mrs. Masttn White,
vice chairman in charge Of person
mel; Mrs. Edmund Kochersperger
director Of records; Mrs. Charles
Hurd, vice chairman in charge OF
the mobile unit and Of the Flying
Squad; Mrs. Henry williams, direc-
tor Of the night detail; Mrs. Fred
efick Wildman, vice chairman In
charge Of the Chapter Canteen
Training Center; Mrs. Harold Hos
kins, vice chairman in charge of
stationary units; Mrs. e. w. Pehr-
son and Mrs. T. II. Gill, directors OF
an Army canteens; Mrs. Anson
Gardner, director of the Blood
Bank Canteen; Mrs. Herbert Eddy,
director Of the nursery canteen:
Mrs. J. I. Miller, director Of the
airport cantsen; Mrs. Samuel Her
rick, director Of teas for SAT- Train
ing Unit; Mrs. O. L. Pelton, jr.,
secretary Of the canteen corps; Mrs.
Erwin Cochrun, treasurer Of the
canteen corps; Mrs. H. Russell But
Ter, director Of equipment and sup
plies; Mrs. A. w. Dunn, vice chair
man in charge Of central kitchens,
and Miss Faustine Dennis, vice
chairman in charge OF shock feed
ing teams.
Evening star., 1944-04-02
Wedding Planned
For This Month

Mr.. and Mrs. Hulst CLAIM OF
Silver Spring announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Pa.
tricia Anne CLAIM, to Ensign Robert
E. Apple, U. s. N, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest r. Apple Of Indian.
apolis, formerly Of Cheyenne, Wyo
The future bride is q graduate OF
Holy Name Academy in Silver
Spring, and Is . senior at I'm
maculata Junior College. Ensign
Apple was graduated last June
from the Naval Academy, and for
the past seven months has been on
overseas duty.
The wedding will take place
later this month.
Evening star., 1944-04-02
Miss Helen Bauer
Becomes Engaged

DR.. and Mrs. K. T. Bauer Of West
Bend, Wis, announce the engage
|ment of their daughter, Miss Helen
Jane Bauer, to 1t. Harold l.. Wright,
U. S. M. C. r., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd w. Wright of this city.
Miss Bauer was graduated from
Mount Mary College in Milwaukee
and 1t. Wright is graduate of
Beloit College and is at present
stationed at New River. N. C.
No date has been selected for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1944-04-02

Jack Spratt and his wife Tin the
nursery rhyme)-and lick your
platter Clean Drive out to Glebe
Road and North Washington Blvd.
in Arlington, Va. Complete
dinners, 85c to SIPS. Open from
ii am. to II pm.-but closed every
Monday. For reservations, call
OXFORD 4636.
" IVES THERE A GIRL
who doesn't know
MOLLIE zEICHER?" Then she
doesn't know what she's missing.
Evening star., 1944-04-02
State Societies
To Give Parties
And Dances

Several spring dances and parties
will be given by the various State
Societies in Washington, the first
one in the immediate future being
an Easter dance. which will be given
Tuesday evening by the Pennsyl-
vania Society in the west ballroom
Of the Shoreham. Dancing will be
from 10 until / o'clock.
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North Carolina

The spring dance Of the North
Carolina Society will also be q
ceremonial occasion, as tribute will
be paid to its members in the Armed
Forces and medals posthumously
awarded to Staff Sergt. John Lee
Macarthur will be presented to his
mother, Mrs. Bessie M. Macarthur.
The dance and ceremony will be
given Saturday evening in the large
ballroom Of the Shoreham Hotel, and
the ceremony preceding the dance
will be held at Gas o'clock.
Evening star., 1944-04-02
Bean Subber

The Massachusetts, Society OF
Washington will give bean supper
and dance Tuesday evening. April
IL, ut Pierce Hall, Fifteenth and
Harvard streets.
Further information about the
party may be obtained from Mrs.
Anne T.. McDermott,
Evening star., 1944-04-02
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ne ueIlgnIeQ WIN
the exciting COL
lection of them
at L. FRANK
COMPANY. And
you'll be ticklecl
pink with their
small price tick
cts. Ask to see
that charmer OF
white enbroider- :
Evening star., 1944-04-02

col d W we'd b y
HEADS OF CONN.
AVE. You'll find
those skilled hair
stylists-Mr. Ander-
son and Mr.. Angelo
at the intown salon.
They give the most
wonderful Feather
Haircuts." This is
a wonderful way to
Evening star., 1944-04-02

will achieve a slender waistline,
smooth hips and thighs, and new
assurance in wearing your spring
clothes. They have a wonderfully
equipped gym-and you can enjoy
rhythmic exercise plus the ring
roller, tiger-stretch, exercycle and
barrel-roller. Miss Williams, the
directress, will be delighted to give
you a figure analysis. Colonic ir-
rigations given by a graduate regis
tered nurse. 1921 CONN. AVE.
Phone DI. 1915.
Evening star., 1944-04-02

lingerie - with no breaking or
rusting of stays, They also have
individually designed brassieres.
The office is open until pm
FRIDAY until y. And they make
evening appointments. 1000 CONN.
AVE, Second Floor. Entrance and
elevator at It'll K ST. Phone
MA. 2870.
Evening star., 1944-04-02


For in her little
studio dress shop,
Mollie Zeicher sells
good looking "one
OF a kind suits,
dresses and coats.
Many are Sam
pies" And all are
temptingly ticket
ad fOr To cfat. ehnr
Evening star., 1944-04-02

t o j A G. K
S P RATS.
The food is
delicious -
a n d you'll
relish it 50
that you'll
do as did
Evening star., 1944-04-02

SAASAA W. aAkS 6t
ODON NEL;L'S
SEA G r ILL.
Maybe it'll be
love or the
unusual atmos-
phere - or the
really delicious
saafond Mat.
Evening star., 1944-04-02

5 A I U r N &.
Rich, deep ton
ed and glowing,
t h e n e u t ra |
beige is perfect
with suits, with
p r n is, with
tWeeds. And be-
cause genuine
Reptiles are a
rarity, these
Evening star., 1944-04-02

wear your halr-ltS comfortable,
simple and f1attering. 1923 CONN.
AVE, Phone DE. 5sl1. At the
Bethesda salon, you'll be blessed
with the skill of Mr.. Wallace and
Mr.. Leonard. 7248 Wisconsin
Avenue. Phone OIL. 1916.
" WHERE GOOD FRIENDS
GET TOGETHER.
In the charming PAIL MALL
ROOM of the Hotel Raleigh. There
Evening star., 1944-04-02

"Spare-tire" around
your waistline has
a way Of acknowl-
edging itself go
to the z MILE
HEALTH CLUB.
Expert masseuse
will "spot-reduce"
your figure and
give you new re-
Taxation. And YOU
Evening star., 1944-04-02

egg coiorS 10 accent
your spring costume,
and straws galore.
They're price d at
only $3.50--and you
can shop for your
hat until 8 each
evening. Located In
the S h or e h a m
Hotel
Evening star., 1944-04-02

spot Is open daily from II am. to
. a.m.-so that you can drop in
for lunch, midday, dinner and
supper. If you've been to a cocktail
party and missed your dinner
you'll find a variety of tempting
hot dishes to satisfy your appetite.
And if you happen to go between
and 10 pm. you'll be assured
swift service. Try their SOUL
warming homemade vegetable soup
the fresh-from- the country
eggs. Other specialties are tossed
salad and homemade chocolate
cake. You'll love sitting in a high
chair. It's coolies of fun. Located
just west of Connecticut Avenue
at 1875 L ST NV. EX. 0279.
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" IN THE EASTER PARADE
-. you'll step blithely
II you wear pair Of genuine beige
Python Snake shoes from ROSS
Evening star., 1944-04-02
IOya SPRING Dance

The spring dance Of the Iowa
State Society will be given Saturday
evening, April Is, at the Shoreham
Hotel, when service men and women
will be especially welcomed.
Evening star., 1944-04-02

~ <$ W
"a t M IL L L
! CENTS M
, D Nv I'D UAL.
, E X q u i, sit I e
, m o d Is b v
, Milgrim, Ber-
pien CIar11r
Evening star., 1944-04-02

eradicate m o t h. .
holes, cigaret burns
and snags from
clothing. The re-
pairs in silks.
WOolens and linens
are not visible to
the n a k e d eye.
They also clean
and repair gloves,
rnv,ouo ,, =
Evening star., 1944-04-02

nanQSOnle AllOIe0
or dressmaker type
suit to be the main
stay Of your ward
robe. Choose .
short boxy coat
that will 90 over
everything. Choose
. bright print for
your lighthearted
49,
Evening star., 1944-04-02

(" HERE'S A CHEERFUL
LITTLE EARFULL."
You can, b sure rof . pleasant
luncheon or dinner If YOU 20
Evening star., 1944-04-02

ters. But whatever it is romance
seems to thrive where food is good.
Ask the headwaiter to put you at
the Captains Table, or In the Ships
Cabin, or in any Of the other
Marine Rooms. Go for luncheon.
for dinner, for late supper. Go
while shopping, or after the
theater. Two restaurants in the
same block. 1921 and 1907 e ST.
(" NOW IS THE TINE FOR
ALL SMART WOMEN
to come to the aid of their figures"
Il your bulges bulge-and the.
=
Evening star., 1944-04-02

8. ADVICE TO THE LOVE-
LORN." Gentlemen
eager to make headway with
|adamant young ladies should take
Evening star., 1944-04-02
THE
J COMING
EASTER
PARADE

The smart world will turn out
to greet Eoster next Sunday in
all its spring finery. In eopes
as dromatic on suits as they ore
on dresses. In toppers thot
swing from the shoulders in
new exciting lengths. In hond-
someIy toilored eoots. In prints
and postels 4. and sober
shodes with bright occents.
TodoY's column is written moin-
" from the womon's point Of
view. Helene hos found your
Eoster clothes-ond if you think
you con resist their chorms-so
on BY and look Them over.
Evening star., 1944-04-02
MOCITE
ZEICHNER

perS. Take a troll
ley or bus to 2519 14th ST.
CO. 1166.
" FRAME YOUR FACE
WITH FLATTERY."
Frame it with becoming coiffure
that has first been permanently
Evening star., 1944-04-02
Georgia Society

The annual spring dance Of the
Georgia State Society will be given
Friday evening in the west ballroom
of the Shoreham Hotel, with new
corners to Washington from Georgia
as the guests Of honor. Dancing will
begin at 10 o'clock.
Evening star., 1944-04-02

Woodmere and other famous de-
slgners :. will prove the best
friends your Easter suit or dress
ever had. There are two skilled
milliners on the premises who are
adept at remodeling last years
outmoded hat into something very
lovely. Or-if you bring them
your fabric, they'll make a hat
TO match your costume. Open
from 10 am. to 8 pm. daily. 1905
CONN. AVE. Phone RE. e6o2,
Evening star., 1944-04-02

that each corset is in
dividually designed for
the individual figure.
1t not only gives ex-
cellent support and
eliminates hip bulges
but it banishes IA
tlgue, backache and
nervous tension. 1t
Err keeps its shape
until worn out.
1t launders like
Evening star., 1944-04-02

!" THIS Is THE WAY WE'LL
DRESS OURSELvES
on Easter Sunday" In stunning
clothes from BRESLAU. Choose =
Evening star., 1944-04-02

MRS. GEORGE G. BALL.
The former Miss Margaret
Cornell Arnold, daughter OF
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Archibald
v. Arnold OF Carmel, Calf,
,Dhose marriage to 1t. Ball.
U. S. w., took place yesterday
in this City.
Harris & ElUinq Photo.
Evening star., 1944-04-02

ed eyelet cotton pique, with an eye
let petal jabot, 1895. Located y
Street at 18th.
Evening star., 1944-04-02
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=" THE b IN YOUR BON
NET" should be either
a brim, bow or a "bo-kay" :.
judging from the enchanting COL
lection Of hats
Evening star., 1944-04-02
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+" FAST sIDE-wEsT SIDE
-. wherever you live.
you'll have to go to THE TOP
FOUNDER if you want delicious
Evening star., 1944-04-02

SA<AAAA6 eAAAA
b u r 6 e r 3.
T h e y > r e
thick, meaty
and soc
each. This
d e liz htful
Evening star., 1944-04-02
Week.End Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard C. Sargent
have as weekend guests Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Weathers and their
daughter Sally of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1944-04-02

delicious foods. The Fashion Show
starts at pm. For reservations
call Mr.. Arthur, MA. 1910.
y, rs GOING TO BE A
SUIT SEASON"
so you'll need plenty of blouses
10 extend your wardrobe. You'll
Evening star., 1944-04-02

they a tt e n d the
FASHION SHOW
a n d LUNCHEON
every Saturday at
l pm. And see at
close range the ex-
quisite fashions. the
beautiful manequins.
n e favorite
'e0as litter = upper"
y
Evening star., 1944-04-02
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4" AN OPTICAL ILLUSION.
You'll be fooled bv
the STELOs COMPANY's amazing
reweaving and inweaving. They
Evening star., 1944-04-02

chic black sheer iced with white
lingerie. You'll love the clothes at
BRESLAU. 80, stop in tomorrow
at GIT 18th Stand remember the
magic number-NA. 1858.
IS HEAVEN WON'T HELP
80 THE WORKING
GIRI-but THELMA DOYLE
will!' She will train her to be-
Evening star., 1944-04-02
In Newborf News

Mrs. Samuel L. williams Of
Ravenwood il spending . week viii,
relatives in Newport News.
Evening star., 1944-04-02

handcrafted shoes are an exciting
buy. Several styles. And you can
get matching handbag, too!
Sizes 3l2 to 10. Widths AAAA to
c. ROSS-SATURN is open daily
from s'to 7, Thursdays from 8 to Q.
Located a half block below Dupont
Circle-at 1923 CONN. AVE.
Phone DU. 0346.
LIVERY JILL SHOULD
HAVE HER JACKET
suit!' And in time for Easter com.
the most beautiful imported Shet-
Evening star., 1944-04-02

" CORSETS A WINDOW
SHOPPER DOESN'T
SEE-can be had at the SPENCER
CORSET SHOP" The reason is
Evening star., 1944-04-02
<><<>>

Snags from stockings, and restring
beads. GLIB 18th ST.
Evening star., 1944-04-02

come q 1aSnlOn man
nequin - or simply
help her improve her
poise. A slender fig-
tire. good posture, and
proper use of makeup
viii give her new as
surance. Complete
course, only $50, day
or evening. Indi-
vidual instruction
1911 CONN AVE PHI
Evening star., 1944-04-02

ldiiu MOOl SultS-ln
luscious ice cream
shades. They've Just
arrived from Palm
Beach. And you'll
find them at THE
CLOTHES HORSE,
famous for its Smart
Clothes for Smart
Women" P.S.-They
also have cunning lit
tie two-piece prints.
nings. 17l7 CONN. i
DE. 382i.
Evening star., 1944-04-02

I" THE sHoREHAM HAT
''' SHOP" is literally
abloom with bright Easter bornets.
Fowered beauties, felts In Easter
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-08
Delo "a vojake, ko pridejo il
vojne, bo prva naloga Wade

LOS ANGELES, 6. februar-
ia. - Podpredsednik Henry A.
Wallace je vceraj tukaj govoril
pred $4,000 ladjedelniskimi de-
lavci,' in je svojem govoru IL
javil, da prva nalcga Wade, ka-
dar DO vojna koncana, DO da
preskrbi della "a vojake, XII Sc vr-
nejo IL vojaske sluzbe.
"Po mojem mnenju DO vlada
po vojni morala zavzeti enako
odlocno stalisce, kakor ga je
zavzela "a zgraditev vojne indu-
STRIFE" je rekel Wallace.
V drugem govoru, XII ga je incl
podpredsednik pred shupino A.
F. L. delavcev, je Wallace re-
KEEL:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-08

Rad bi vedel, kaj sc bo zgo-
dilo cello starimi unijami, ako
bi v TEN mestu nenadoma $50
tisoc MOI izgubilo delo."
Wallace je apeliral ma organi-
zirane delavce, da sedaj razmis-
ljajo in sodelujejo pri nacrtih
"a povojno gospoda1stvo.
"Najlazja stvar pri vladi je,
postaviti dollar pred cloveska
bitja,' je rekel podpredsednik.
ITO je. .fasisticna ideja. Toda a.
ko delavstvo ne bo dvignilo svo-
jega glasu, tako da ga bodo sill
Sail v kongresu in pri vladimir
odborih, bono videli, da Sc bo
skusalo lastninske pravice po-
staviti mad cloveske pravice."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-08
Partizani prekrizali
nacijske racune

LONDON, 5. februarja. -
Zmagovite partizanske sile mar
sala Tita so vrgle Nemce il
dveh vitalnih bocanskih NEST
ter ojacile svoj polozaj v osrc-
ju jugoslovanske obrambe. OBJ
enem so zavezniski torpedni col
nj vzajemno silami narsala
Tita zadali ostre udarce nem-
skim zalagalnim crtam ma kop-
mem in ma morju.
Marsal Tito naznanja, da SO
partizani zavzeli Vakuf in Ku-
pres, vitalna centra V srednjj
Bosni sredi poti med Sarajevom
in Banjaluko, kar Sc Londo-
Du tolmati kot pokret V celotni
horbi "a. kontrolo Bosne. Ia
dVojna zmaga partizanskih sill
je definitivno prekrizala nemski
racrt "a razklanje Titove arma-
de.