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The Republican., 1944-05-18
JUDGMENT-A NECESSITY

Eternal justice is an ethical neces-
slty to satisfy the conscience and our
human sense of Justice 'If death gives
q final release, then conscience has
told more lies than ever it called to
account"
Some wrongs have no adequate pun
ishment here. Our sense of justice is
outraged at the thought of the repro
bate who has detiled innocence, robbed
the needy and oppressed the poor, and
himself lived in luxury to the end,
then going free We believe that an
all-wisc God, who knows, and a just
Judge, who sees, and an all-powerful
ruler, who can, will not allow such fel-
ony to escape in a world to come Our
sense of justice also revolts when we
see the noble soul trampled down; the
good he has done ignored by the world
and the souls he has lifted, leaving him
=
The Republican., 1944-05-18
DEER PARK

Prayer service has been announced
to be held in the Methodist church on
Thursday, May 25th, at 800 o'clock
p. m.
A surprise birthday party was given
in honor Of Oscar j. Harvey on Fri
day Of last week.
The Home Makers Club members
met at the school building on Tuesday
evening. The feature of the evening
was a covered dish supper. A review
Of Russia was made. Miss Mary Jane
DeSimone led the group in a Russian
song.
A Mothers Day program was pre-
sented at the Methodist church on
Sunday, May IA
Miss Freda Hincbaugh entertained
members Of the Missionary Club at
her home Wednesday afternoon fol-
lowing the dismissal Of the school that
day.
Mr.. and Mrs James Broadwater. of
SWanton, were at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Teets at Deer Park over
the weekend. Other guests on Sunday
were Mrs. Josie F. Teets and members
Of her family.
The Republican., 1944-05-18
AVILTON

Mothers day passed off very quiet
ly. Several children from different To-
calities visited their mothers and
fathers on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. Fike, and Mrs.
Asa Wilhelm and daughter and Twlla
Mae Wilhelm were shopping in
Cumberland on Monday Mr.. Fike
went to consult an eye specialist while
there.
Mrs. June Mckenzie and daughter
spent Sunday night with her parents.
Mrs Walter CLANCY spent the week
end in Frostburg visiting some of her
children.
Roy Broadwater spent Sunday with
his father.
Mrs Annie Stark and daughter,
Mrs. Clara Stevenson, of Lonaconing
spent Sunday with her son, Orville
and family.
Mrs Leonard Wilhelm and children
spent Sunday with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William Merrill and
son spent Sunday with her parents
Mr. and Mrs James Default were
calling on friends Sunday evening.
Sunday School Sunday, May 81, at
l0:30 a. m.
There will be a lecture on young
peoples work on Saturday evening at
8 o'clock
Pfc. Karl and Mrs. Hetz, and Laura
Hetz were visiting with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs O. s. Fike, on Tuesday.
The Republican., 1944-05-18
KEMPTON
Mothers Dav PROGRAM

\ program was given in connection
with the church school here on
Mothers Day. Including reading,
MoIhef ol MIile' brtlE Al" laSNei
ana a scripture i'adlhs by Mrs. h'"-
'Il M7f'nl, ,orSageS Were presented
10 MrS, MtIVl" " olrlns ana NfS'
marry "olIe' 9f'
farent-leacher Association Program
A Parent-Teacher Association pro
gram of unusual interest was given
by the pupils Of the h enDtOn Graded
The Republican., 1944-05-18
The Certainty of Judgment

GAY Let us note the certainty Of a
Judgment followed by a punishment
as it is depicted in the Bible We have
various figures Of speech describing
the final state Of the wicked, Jesus
Himself uses many.
Depart from me, ye cursed into
eternal fire, which is prepared for the
devil and his angels Matt. 25:4D.
"The sons Of the kingdom shall be
cast forth into outer darkness; there
shall be weeping and the gnashing Of
teeth" (Mat. S:12).
"How shall ye escape the judgments
Of HelI?' (Matt. 23:33).
John and Paul also speak Of a place
of punishment in more uncertain
terms.
"Who shall suffer punishment, even
eternal destruction from the face Of
the Lord and from the glory Of his
might. (II Thess. l;9).
He shall drink Of the wine Of the
wrath Of God which is prepared un-
mixed in the cnp of his anger; and he
shall be tormented with fire and brim-
stone in the presence Of the Holy An
gels, and in the presence Of the Lamb,
and the smoke Of their torment go
eth up forever. CRev 14:10).
We must remember the Lamb Of
God is also the lion Of the tribe of
Judah. The same face that beamed
down SO gently on the penitent, frown-
ed in Judgment when he drove the
traders from the temple The same
eyes that shone with pleasure when
the widow anointed His feet, blazed
forth in anger when He denounced
hypocrisy. The same voice that spoke
lin tenderness "suffer little children to
icome unto Ne" said also depart from
me, ye cursed, into eternal fire..
The lion and the lamb are one. The
gentleness and the kindness and the
love that would typify the innocence
of the lamb, are also one with the de-
termination of the lion in his iudg-
The Republican., 1944-05-18
F1omemakers' Column
Edited by Mildred Barton Hoffman.
Home Demonstration Agent
CLOTHINC FOREC\ST

Wv Ill4Nb IoINIIN 40
Maybe of interest to you will be the
following recent information from the
Bureau of Human Nutrition and
Home Economies:
Shoes-Cherish your shoe coupon
and spend it wisely. The supply ot
leather for civilians is low The stock
pile Of shoes is also low because the
distribution Of rationed shoes last
Year exceeded production by So mil
lion pairs. Add the two together and
draw your own concluSionsl
Men who can make use Of certain
types Of footwear are in luck. how
ever. More unrationed rubber work
shoes and boots are to BE made avail
able, as manufacturers may sell dam
aged ones, discontinued styles, or re
jects of government orders to retail
erS for distribution without a coupon.
A manufacturer of felt shoes such as
are sometimes worn by farmers and
other outdoor workers has also been
granted PERMISSION to sell ms wares
ratlon-iree.
Hose-People who are in the habit
OF noyIhg fay"n hose IN cham stores
may llhd thr prices hgh"r now. A
recent ruling permits chain stores
that buy more than half of their
raEoh nose from wholesalers to sell
-
."ei' aI 'i'e celiihg prices eSlanIlShed
4of independent stores.
WOOL = Inc textile lfade reports
lhat lhe Army VIII take less WOOL TINS
year imam IaSt' one reason Is that
I"rge STOCK plle ol oVefcoatS mas been
puIIt up aholier' tllat ne" material
lof iihIh& jackets ISSUED to troops as
signed TO eoId climates mas been de
Ne4opea ana VIII be substituted Tor the
SheepSklh previously used. The new
material you may be Interested to
Know Is PIE laDilc made from mo-
H"ir ana aIpaca' ana IS even more
satisfactory IMAM SheepSklh because
1t Is just as warm but hghter IN
"elEht ana less Dulky'
'o'loh-Ho great Is the need iof m
'I'aSlil| Ille production ol cotton tex
'lItS iilal 'he War MahpoWer Com
mission mas placed the industry on Il
4o-houf work week. cotton mahufac-
lu'ei9 nave beeh olfecteo 10 produce
III each lhfee-mohth period at least
aS much coIloh yarn as they produced
III IAeif busiest lhfee months last
year II tte manufacturer 1lhdS that
producing at thlS rate would result IN
loss 10 MN ne may apply Tor per
mission TO increase ms prices IN order
10 keep operating at top speed inns
VIII undoubtedly mean that consumers
VIII ne paying even higher p1ces Tor
many cotCohS' aIthough 1t Is possible
VI'"t some Oh 'he increases can be ab-
"ofoed oy professors OF retailers. Up
"afo price adjustments nave already
oee'' granted on deflmS' chambfaYS'
'"'o covert cio'ilS'
NoIloi uucK Is i sturdy material
The Republican., 1944-05-18
HELL-WHAT IS 1T?
Matthew 25;4G. ."And these shall 90
away into eternal punishment

away into eternal punishment"
The olestion Of hoIl na,nIavns Ms
and fine idea has ofvon rise To much
speculation O,n. faith in Jpsus Christ
is determined in oraot measure INV op,
nternret.tion Of q world bevond and
life ,evond tbn o,.ava Jasns Cbr;s-
either came to save tho lost or He
didn't He either came +, save men
who were doomed or He didn't
Study this subject from every nos
sjble anoIa and read the different
crceds and beliefs. You viii find yar,-
ous intrrpretatjons Of Christi, mis-
sion on earth, Some who reject the
idea of eternal punishment regard
Christ as q "tearhe," = good man..
4 "nrophet": but He represented Him.
self as the Son Of God. He said in
John 3:l6: "God SO loycI the world
that he gave his only begotten Son
that whosoever believed ON him should
not perish. but have eternal life".
He posed as that Son. He was either
what He claimed to be, on. He was not.
The Republican., 1944-05-18

A camp of 200 German prisoners of
War will be established at Green
Ridge in Allegany county. They will
cut pulpwood and work in orchards.
The navy now has more than 1900
fighting ships in the worlds biggest
fleet. Four years ago it consisted of
480 units.
The Republican., 1944-05-18


a definite place as the description of
Heaven, 1t must be a place where the
wicked shall 60, since they, as we'll as
the righteous, are raised from the
dead. There shall be a resurrection
both Of he just and the unjust.
Degrees of Punishment
In Hell there will be degrees of
punishment, as there win be degrees
Of blessednesa in Heaven. There will
be degrees Of punishment Of those
who are not saved. The teaching of
Jesus makes this clear: That servant
who knew his Lords will and made
not ready nor did according to his
will, shall be beaten with many
stripes; but he that knew not and did
things worthy Of stripes, shall be
beaten with few stripes" (Luke l2:4O
Paul believed in the gradations Of
rewards: "Who will render TO every
man according to his works. (Rom-
ans 2:6D.
,,,
do,l i,,' i,' pDJn may receive lhe IhlhgS
hath done III cor 5.I61 ''''' '''
"The Lord will render to him accord
~,
:, PnvoIo PtG',lSt ;a 3.5% MaS gIvGh 70 John
each one Of Won acco,d;ng ~ Vnn, va,r
works.
"Render INTO bo, oven &c sbo ror
dered and double unto her the double
2Gcoldng to her works, in the cup
'''" N"e 'nIngleo mIhgIe unto her
''''O'e. ''''N' 1871
In the ancient classic wo rood how
the poet yisionad an ,na,.tror+ a. =
snI -rban,ho,. of IIou Lo,,u. an 49,
others, which was reserved fo,. tbo.o
vacilIatino rortals of a,rtb who ava,
tried TO maintain = nent,aI stand :,
the eternal moral welfare batwaar
good and evil
Like Heaven. he condition NAV ho
couaI in one sense hpt diffore,+ il
another We snaol, If tbo mon ,,,ha
, might po to Heaven nn,ntv-bordod
getting tbrough the oa+n st,.innad os
through fire. The taarhing of poul !,
that q man NAV also bo = oood nam
himself, Going good to o+bo,s and vat
be lost. As an old man he said. .Io,t
having preached ia others n,vy.Ir
might b.. = cas+avav,'
A man riobt do GOOD and NOT ,o
saved, but sbouId the Same man 90
to place Of Indictment and nnni,b.
ment, his punishment will NOT ho +bo+
of the one who dragged others down
and is surrounded bv those he has Iod
to damnation,
WouIdr't He'll he tb,,;co q HoI With
your sors and dauob+ars cordon,,,i,o
you for not showinp, Them the wav
! instead of LEADING then, down with
YOU? Even tbouob tho nnni.broant
were ne n II II yrhlll h.
the same. for our ownsnIvos v,o,,,,
make it different
Each ooos of his ov.,, rroo Viii l,,.
/ he goes where he bp,onos L,las ho.
traved Christ. but he went to his own
place Cain killed his brotbo, and h,
went out from the prosenca of COD
| 1t would have been He'll for him f.
! have STAYED where God was and G,
! Heaven with its infinite hna,,+v orc
unspeakahlp holiness wonId he Hal
to those who lived in vioIat;on nj
/ those principles here below
/ One old saint was asked what be
would do if he finally went 70 He'll u,
said. 81 do not know but 7 think
( wonId start y n,.ovo, ,,,oo4;xu ,
, prayer meeting wonId make il Hol
for lots Of men WE know Thew sb,,,
prayer meeting today as they woulc
The Republican., 1944-05-18


Jesus sand Hr son ol man game
10 aeeh ana 20 save ma WHICH was
lost .. 'l-uhe l9:Io)' II lie came 10
SeeN ana 10 save ne must nave come
TO save from Solle'n''R' o'''' ne
Try 10 save .i'' 'oS' Il '''e'' were no
7''i Po''i0'I''!' Il ''''i' "' q ne''' en-
10 DC "'", '''''e ''''''' 'T i ''''' 10 DC
7''','''''"' ''i E N''''i'0' "' No'''''','.''s
10 De save" ''''7Sr '''T'T 'S some i'I''S
~ ''' - '' II '''' ''T one '''' 7'' II -
'"F 0''''''
''' '''-'S ~. '''.' u i''''e VI ~ e''' 0'
nave 1T ""Lr 1" 'oN''''' ana 4 neg =
1--WE l''','. ! ''5' one '''''N '''''H 'ne
'''''' -" '' ''''' ''''',', ~ "' " ,'"'S
" VI ~ II '.''l''', '''''' ''''''s '''' '''' Il
''y ,'"' 'N 80 '' - VI CO.,
'.'''' '''H ''''''''' ~ '"'N' '"I's .
,l,v.aIr .nJ era,, ,hat hao, tbooa ~
..!' sen an" mem '''"' "e"' '"'e u
nm. |:l"). inns mpIleS something to
be saved from. Whatever hell may be-
it is something that led Jesus to leave
nj. Eo,,,.,,, tbro,o o,d .o,oo do,,,
'' Wv I'. '''.' o,''N WV y" i
10 S'''''' lht C'"''''eS oI e"r'n ana 'he
lgnomlny Of the cross to save men from
~, 49,. ''r 9i'''"' VI IT. very '''"''y :,
HclI?" ONatthew 23:33),
You sav it is not rational that
Cod should permit a place of punish
The Republican., 1944-05-18
Is Hell 4 Place

Is Hell 4 Place
The teaching is as clear that it is
a definite place as the description Of
Heaven. 1t must be a place where the
wicked shall 60, since they, as we'll as
the righteous, are raised from the
dead. There shall be a resurrection
both Of he just and the unjust.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-07-14
oU,Ccs4c. a1d F~o4iurcs Of Israel

..." "' .., ..as .oaotY z-nooL LESSON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12
I Plead Guilty
In Numbers Raid

Two persons seized by Ham
tramck police IN a roundup of al
legged numbers racket operators
IN war plants today pleaded guilty
before Hamtramck Justice of
Peace Nicholas Gronkowski and
were given a fine Of $50 or 80
DAYS.
They are Edwin Frederick, II,
Of 1851 Dubois, and Edward Plo-
cinik. 81. of 6409 Garfield. ar
rested in front OF the Palmer Bee
plant and accused by police Of
possessing as mutuel tickets.
scraps OF paper with mutuel num-
berS and S44S in cash.
. Three others pleaded not guilty
before Justice GronkoWSN and
were placed under bond following
their arrests yesterday They are
Mr. and Mrs Francis Hughes Of
1908 LaWndale. case was ad-
iourned until Feb. o. and Dick
johnson, 81 operator OF a fruit
store al 2l14 Holbrook, case ad-
lourned until Feb rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12
Smashing Reds
Capture City on
Ndzi Supply Line

MOSCOW. Feb. II QNS)-Red
Army units smashing through the
L kraine captured Shepetovka
astride the Berdichev-Royno rail
tine today IN a thrust which car
red them - miles west OF Zhito-
mir and struck a new blow at
crumbling Nazi communications.
Premier Stain personally an
nounced the capture of the city IN
A special order of the day. issued
al time when other Soviet coll
tnns began the final stages Of
their drive 10 annihilate 10000
trapped Nazi troops in a nearby
region of the Ukraine.
Shepetovka lies roughly IS miles
northwest Of Berdichev and about
AZ miles southeast Of Rovno.
The position OF the 10 trapped
enemy divisions. meanwhile. be-
came increasingly precariouS when
Red Army legionS split the NaziS
into two segments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12
FIFTH IN DAYLIGHT

II Was the fifth daylight assault
AGAINST Frankfurt. WHOSE factories
turn out parts for Nazi Wsrplanes
and the fourth since Jan. %. The
CITY last vas hit on Tuesday when
Na7i fighters offered but slight
cppos ton.
There was no doubt but what
the onslaught. fourth consecutive
dav ~ all-ou Allied attack. was
In near-rpcOrd strength
Frankfurt which originally Won
fame as = financial center Of the
Reich. has been producing rubber.
-4tttnt1e and machinery for the
G. man war machine and i
known especially as a center for
arplane parts
Today's radio followed Mosquito
bomber attacks on Berlin and
western Germany last night and
ar about assault on Brunswick
yesterday.
At least SIS Nazi interCeptors
we're shot down in the Brunswick
rad while the Americans lost %
bomberS and eight fighters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12
Defective
Police q ar
I'm Crash

Two policemen had 4 scout car
with a defective Windshield wIpef
whom II crashed INTO DSR bus
while they we're chasing 4 tpeeder.
an official report Of their com
handing officer showed today
r. Charles Schwartz Of Central
station. reported that the police
men injured IN tho crash had
shortly before returned 10 a down
town garage because the wiper
failed 10 work due 10 the heavy
snow but that they continued on
duty with the same car because
none other was available
The two who were treated In
Receiving Hospital after the acct
dent are Edward l. Clor "a. Of
5i75 Parker and Edward Mar
konic % Of 1882 F Grand Blvd
The accident occurred A Has
tugS and Congress last night
when tho scout car went through
a stop sign. carcened off the bus
INTO a corner building No bus
pas ecngerS were hurt The speeder
escaped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12
Motor Products
WdIkoHt Ends

Full production Of aircraft and
tank parts was resumed today at
Motor Products Corp, 1901
Mack, ending a wildcat strike of
1000 LAN-CIQ- members.
More than 80 per cent of the
workers responded to the unions
backtowork order on the first
shift today, and company officials
said that the entire crew on the
second shift reported in.
Meantime. Briggs Manufactur-
ing Co officials reported that l5s
workers IN the aircraft plant we're
IDLE for 90 minutes today in what
was apparently a demonstration
over the disciplining of a JAW
shop steward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12
PdpdI Cows Housed
In Vatican Library

STOCKHOLM Feb. II UNSl-
Fhc Rome correspondent of the
Stockholm Handles TidninCen re-
ported that the road from Rome
10 CaStei Gandolfo. the Pope $
a M m r residence. has been
bombed so often that milk from
the COWS there could not be trans
ported 20 the Vatican.
Therefore ne added. the COWS
were brought 10 the Vatican and
housed temporarily on the ground
floor OF the library archives build
ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12
10 CHARGES MADE

Etrttln-..-- also made public =
---..l-aa--l- -at-cll -LA-tLn- Au-EI---l--
r-lni ter In Born which covered rs
charges az japanese violations oi
the war prisoners convention ln
respect 90 the treatment Of Amer
Ican nationals
Tho American minister was
directed % request the Swiss GOV
eminent 20 have these detailed
charges orNarded TO Tho japanese
government along with Hull s
note
The charge included rho tor
tUTs and dF9rn Cf HWerIcan VAT
prisoners on The infamous March
Of Death from Bataan 10 Cahana-
tusn
The government Of the
United States. the American
note added also expects the
Japanese government In take
proper disciplinary or penal &C
ton with regard 10 those Of its
official employees and agents
who have violated its under
taLingS with respect Ia the
Geneva convention and the in
teruatiOnal common laws Of de-
cency."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12
Miners in Walkout

IRON RIVER. Feb. II CUP
Surface workers At the Sherwood
mine joined with underground en-
ployes yesterday IN renewing
strike against safety policies Of
the Inland Steel Co Miners had
refused 20 work for three days
after one of their number was
killed IN a mine accident
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12

WASHINGTON. Feb. II CUP)
President Roosevelt today de-
Scribed the military situation al
the Allied beachhead below Rome
AS very tense, bat called attention
10 the fact that the Allies still
have control of the sea and the
air in that area
He said that the fighting Is
very heavy.
Meanwhile. Mr. Roosevelt ar
ranged a conference with his top
military advisers Gen Marshall.
army chief of staff Adm Leahy,
the Presidents chef off staff
Adm. King. CommdndeT-In-Chlei
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12
MarShaIlS
N1Op-up
Pushed

PEARL HARB0R, Fer. Il
QNS)-NaVal Sand air lombard
ment of Japan's remaining bases
in the Marshalls was under way
today but the targets were not
identfied-in keeping with the
navy's policy of withholding in
formation that Tokyo would like
to have on the progress Of Amer
ica's mid-Pacific offensive.
Tokyo, il is believed may he out
of communication with the Mar
shalls.
Text of the latest announce
ment from headquarters Of Adm.
Nimitz, commander of the Pacific
fleet:
ION the might Of Feb. 80
Coronado bomberS Of Fleet Air
Wing Two raided Wake Island
with bomb hits on the airdrome
and barracks area. All of our
planes returned safely.
During Feb. ! seventh Army
Air Force Warhawk fighters
and Mitchell medium bombers
dropped 3S tons Of bombs on
enemy bases in the Marshall
Islands without loss or casual
ties TO our forces.
"On Feb. 3. Seventh Army
Air Force Warhawk fighters.
nauntless- dive bemberk and
Liheratnrs dropped - tons on
Marshall Island targets.
On Feb. 9 army LiberatoTS
dropped 81 tons on Marshall
atolls.
During the same period COW
cred by these raids units of the
Pacific fleet shelled two enemy
held atolls in the Marshalls
while navy search planes. car
ried out individual bombing and
strafing missions"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12

great bulk Of the enemy's IA
600 men had been destroyed.
Japanese units engaged were
me 79rh. soth and 23sth Infantry
regiments. the 26th Field Artil-
lcrv regiment. the 2Qth and 23d
Engineers and miscellaneous serv-
ICE. naval and base units
Few campaigns have b n
tougher than thar which began
last September when the Finsch-
hafon landings were made ard
ended when Yanks and AuSSies
c.asped hands AZ tho hamlet Of
TaCo1nl
The veteran troops from Down
Under carried ont their 150-mlle
advance despite the hazards ot
the enemy disease and venomouS
makes They pushed through ma
laual country alive with enemy
snpers firing from trees and be-
hind lush Jungle plants.
Tropical storms created virtual
mud seas through which they
plodded
Thcv crossed scores of rivers
and streams. some Of them sWol-
len go flood heights
Last Sunday hey were within
rs miles Of the Americans They
closed that gap In four days
iI>t across Niuai Strait from
where fhe Australians and Ameri-
caps Effected their iuncturc other
H.. clements ale consolidating
t6er positions on western NeW
Britain gained bv another bold
and surreSsful stroke hy Gen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12
BANGKOK Bombed by Raj

NEW DELHI Feb II tUP)-
Raj heavy bonbers attacked
Bangkok. capital of Thailand last
night. the southeast Asia COM
maud announced today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12
Legion Drive Set
For GI.DOe. Jane
By DAVID cAMELoN


WASHINGTON Feb 1.-THE sweeping, aggressive
campaign its history by Legion
today 10 support Of its bill Of RIGHTS for CT CT Jane"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12
$50 Red Planes Bomb
Finn Port of Kotkd

STOCKHOLM. Feb. II up
One hundred and fifty Russian
planes bombed the Finnish port Of
Kotka IS miles east of HelSlnki
last night, adding new weight to
the Soviet threats TO blast Finland
nuf of the war -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12
; Trains Collide
East OF PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH Fr- - l>
Three Peurrv'Ne~s Far~
passenger trans Co'fo1 cas-. r..
Pfcsirn shorf'N tcfGsr
TO-DAY
Doctors vcff rushed
scene but Tho railroad @
was = usual rrera-'
because ~ VAS known
one was injured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-12
Blast Frankfurt
In 4th Day Of
Nonstop Raids

LONDON. Feh. II lINS)-The
bomb-vesry German industrial
city. Of Frankfurt already nearly
oblItersted by Allied RAIDS rocked
and sNayed today AtheH PLYING
Fortrssses battered u for tho
fauuht t,me IN u days 10 spear
head Notheu onslaught against
Tho cor ypent.
Form Nens Of Liherators stimuli
taneousl led an all-nut attack
against nar military inStalla-
lions In "A Pas dc Calais area OF
tAe- FFeHe Invasion coast. sup
ported by hints Of American me-
dunn Msray ierS which were &C
COMMANDED ~ Allied fighters.