davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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6G9 IRVING ST. NV room, next to
bath with shower; phone furn.; near bus
and car lines IA 069S.
31l1 18th ST. NV. Apt. 34-Room, one
or two employed girls share kitchen and
bath. Reasonable. AID. 1875 after $50
q m SUNDAY
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HOUSES UNFURNlSHEp.

100 30th ST. -s.E.-Large detached; ]
Sis mo /. v. Thacker, 1901 North
Capitol st. HO 1887.
SILVER SPRING, nearby; 10 rms, 2 b..
gar; Sl10. z rms, 9 b., tenant house, barn.
gar, % a.: S135. H. F. Bieber. SH. 6565.
Continued on Next Page.)
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APARTs. FURN. OR UkFURk.

TWO APARTMENTS partially furnished;
refrigeration, gas; excellent neighborhood; ;
buses, trolleys. churches. schools. shop
2 ROOMS, kitchenette bath In Lyon VII
lage; broom or 3-room apt, 5911 18th
st. N. Call CHI O42S
2718 ONTARIO RD. NW-3-room furn.
apt. on 1st or 2nd floor: also have 3 empty
rooms in basement; bath
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED apt
Large room, kitchen private bath, shower;
utilities included. 1913 Oates NE.
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FOR AN EXECUTIVE.
FURNISHED GEORGIAN BRICK ON 1a

ACRES, NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Exquisitely furnished In antiques. this
spacious home, in a wooded setting, is
within 10 miles of downtown Washington
and within miles of Alexandria and
nearby Fairfax Co.. Va. Rooms include
wide center hall drawing room with fre-
place, large screened living porch, library
with fireplace. spacious dining room, pow
der room. half bath, buffers pantry and
large equipped kitchen. On the second
bath and door opening on sun deck; 3
other large bedrooms and bath, gear at
and bath above No objection to children.
Car required. Available March 18th. Rent,
$3.50 per month
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2S40 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
CHI. 3S3S. Evenings, GIL, 1888,
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ARLINGTON, VA.
46lb x4th, St. South; furnished room,
private family; between Lee blvd. and Col
pike; gentlemen. Chestnut 5114 after 6
Q CLOCK, l2s
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ARLINGTON. VA
ARLINGTON. VA

AttLINGION. VA.
BIZ South Abingdon st: furnished room
private family. between Lee blvd and Col
pike; gentlemen. Chestnut J0l3 after 4
o'clock Ios
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Fort Greble Apartment,
4337 Nichols Ave. S.W.
BEAUTIFUL NEW GARDEN APIS.
Near Boiling Field and Naval Research
Laboratory, on high elevation, commando
Must be seen to be appreciated
Rooms, Dinette, S61 Q5
Kitchen. Bath oA.oo
Includes heat, gas, electricity Conven-
tent TO schools, transportation and shop
1ing center. See resident manager, Apt l0l
To reach: Take bus marked Bellevue A
which passes door
l. E. BREUNINGER g. SONS, INC,
1880 < st. NV. MA. 2O40.
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ROOMS FURk. 8 UkFURk.
ROOMS UNFURNISHED

COLORED-Front double room, lovel
color scheme. 1904 Kenyon NV. FIR. 476!
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HILLWOOD MANOR,

7107 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE,
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
.One of WaShington's Newer Suburban
Apartments.
Now Ready for Occupancy
Adjoining Beautiful Sligo Park.
Delightful garden-type units, . and 3
eXposureS-some duplexs, consisting of liv-
ing room. bedroom, dining room, kitchen
and bath. hardwood floors, colored-til
bath.
$500 TO S6O.5O,
Including All Utilities.
Res. Mgr, Apt. 03, 7105 New Hampshire
Ave.-Shepherd 42gS
H. G.. SMITHY CO,
Ma 1908 Sll 18th st. NV
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CAPITOL HILL.

404 A st. s.e.-Owner's home-Large,
sunny front room; twin beds; inner-spring
mattress; also single.
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BRIAR INN.

1897 Eye St NV
Available at once. double, also ! triple
room; we offer hotel service, with a tele-
phone in each room: within walking dis
tance OF many Offices. Rates. S50S55.
MARTHA WASHINGTON
SEMINARY, 364O 10th ST, CO. O294.
For duration. boarding dept. open to
paying guests. Large double rooms only.
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NICHOLS HEIGHTS.

New apis; for immediate occupancy,
ton, Naval Research Lab. Boiling Field
and Fort Washington. Bus service 20
minutes schedule, 20 minutes to business
center of city. Rent, 500 80, including all
utilities Grange and refrigerator) Bed
room, living room, kitchen, dinette and
bath Office open daily and Sun, afternoons.
Chamberlin Pessagno, Inc,
l69 Danbury ST SW II 3737
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1741 18th ST. Sc.

Corner Texas ave. Only few > rooms,
kitchen dinette and bath left at $50 so,
including all utilities. BRENNAN g. POR-
1613
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oll
APARTMENTS UkFURNlsHEp.

1904 KALoRAMA RD. NV, end FLOOR
| Over store, 2 rooms, kitchen and bath:
adults only: $50.
| l Goh No Canitnl ST no 1000
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4th and Atlantic SITS. Sc

(40O0 4th st. s.e) Ready for immediate
occupancy; . rooms, kitchen, dinette and
bath, all utilities included, $50 80. Direc-
tions: Out Nichols ave. to Atlantic St, left
on Atlantic to 4th St; also Az bus stops
REALTY CO, 927 18th st. NV. Ma. 1913
Transportation Unexcelled.
Streetcar, bus and railroad. New build
ing, 4701 -03 Ravenswood rd., Riverdale,
Md. Living room, bedroom, dining room,
S6O.50 per month. Resident manager on
Evening star., 1944-03-12

graph, inner-spring mattresses: bus i-oiIo Ijne
sooI oIock &C., away, min. drive to Navy Bldg
but on 2nd thought, It's probably not tT wortb ,P
SR COM AND fla ia AVE hvRs5 aissE larse lq em rms
PLACES; avail April 1st; $3.50 per mo, incl,
30s 18th ST, NEE girls to share at
SlrIS; every conv;; reas. AT. 7647.
NE. - Attractively furnished 2-bedroom
Living Lying d91. room; dinette and kitchen apart
| pm. Sunday; all day Monday
FOR PEOPLE, two bedrooms, kitchen
WIFE VILE GI 2Rf RGEfh TR sdpt
furnished 2-rm, k. and bath. apartment in
moqeTn apartment building. all utilities ex-
a: a. door, o minutes from downtown ref
efence5 efedn q required. Phone Lincoln 9o6e
1927 DECATUR ST N.w.-Girl to share .
,v Gonv tranSportstion. RA. .,675.
23i lith ST. N.E.-3rd. floor, 3 rooms
o poI' PAN screened porch; suitable adults
/. LARGE ROOMS kitchen bath. porch
GIRL GI c9oFado to 20 ave to nT sEa r. 7sI&
apartment with congressional secretaries.
f19as r1RSr Ff F. fgao' RM fd2 Ext 32I 591,s. t,,
share KITCHEN: deliberations scmiba IT,
You've woMAS,l oMAl.5o 10 share EAR; MODERN n:% rooms
Servicemans wife. 2025 Fendall ave. Sc.
Convenient transp. AT. 1115.
! ROOM. kitchen. cleo refg; gas elec.
furn.i also Ink. room 5l2 Sth st, e,
18th AND EYE SITS. N.W.--4 rooms April
adults; Sllo mo, BOX 1000, Star. sTo'''''''
EXCLUSIVE HOME-Basement apartment.
furnished, $500 per month. RA 1926
3 ROOMS, semiprivate bath, utilities fur
nlShed $40. is Sherman ave. Takoma
Park, Md
1872 5th ST. N.W-Young widow desires
to share her home with congenial couple
or two refined ladies'; all conYenienceS For
pa%tic4lars. call GE 69si
CONGRESSIONAL SECRETARY will share
attractive maple apt, near Capitol. with
3i.G 18Th sT NV, cor. ~ Monroe ST ST. :
LARGE from, bee, living room, md floor,
Kitchen and bath adjoining; Frigidaire,
gas and electrle heat, 500 mo.
SETTLED COUPLE looking for well-furn
rooms, kitchen, private bath. with utilities
included, in gentle surroundings, on high
ground within approximately 20 min walk =
! ing and riding to l1th and F stS or l4th
| and G SITS NV, please call at 25l6 18th
| 81 NV after II am
| YOUNG MAN TO SHARE APARTMENT,
Comfortable and quiet separate bedrooms
conv to stores and transp. Call Adams
1883. evenings. l2'
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ApARrMEk1s FURNISHED.

2151 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
. bedrooms, living room. dining room.
Kitchen and bath. S140 month including
III utilities Possession at once
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Big Raid
On Europe

LONDON, Aug A CUP)-The
'RAF hurled one of the greatest
daylight bombing fleets of the war
into action today, apparently
bound for an assault on northern
Frame while German radio
alarms indicated American heavies
were striking in force at central
Germany.
The British Press Association
reported that a fleet of Raj Lam
casters and HalifaXes, possibly the
biggest ever dispatched by the
British on a daylight mission, took
off from an eastern airdrome early
in the afternoon.
tttf1Cd right and medium bonb-
ers also were on the attack over
the continent. and observers be
heved the DAYS operations would
exceed those of yesterday. when
at least 5000 sorties were flown,
contrasted with 81 reported Ger
man SOTtlcS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04

Crisis Told
WASHINGTQN Aug 4 ms

WASHINGTON, Aug 4 ms
War Mohllizer Byrnes scheduled
"A news conference at the White
House today 70 reveal plans 10
combat SaCCing munitions produc-
ton. after WPB chairman Nelson
declared output Of certain critical
munitions must he increased 20
per cent.
Nelson reported overall NUM-
lions production Averaged only rs
per cent Of the 1914 schedule at
the half year mark. and juno out
put dropped 3 per cent behind
schedule, and i per cent behind
MAYS output.
The WPB chief added that Scri-
Gus declines occurred In heavy
trucks, big guns, general purpose
-Tffrf- augmentation bombs, heavy
artillery and tractors.
Army officials, IL was learned.
have specified these as their most
critically needed munitions and
also cite shortages of airborne
radar, heavy artillery ammunition,
medium tanks and tank destroy
.erS.
Meantime the army announced
II Will grant furloughs 10 soldiers
formerly employed in the tire in.
duStry 10 enable the nations tire
manufacturers TO meet a critical
shortage of heavy bus and truck
tires
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Hint Ndzis Agree
To Finn Peace

LONDON. Aug 4 QNS)-
RumorS that Germany had agreed
TO allow Finland to make a sepa-
rate peace with Russia were
quoted today in a Reuters dis
patch from Stockholm.
The report added that Field
Marshal Won Mannerheim was
expected 10 take the oath as
president of Finland today.
Information in Stockholm said
that Mannerhelm would be re-
sponsible for military operations
and foreign policy while dele
eating the direction Of home
affairs his prime minister, ex-
pected to be Gen. Walden, former
Finnish defense minister.
The Stockholm newspaper Ale
banda, quoted a Finnish report,
said today that German warShipS
had been sighted off The strategic
7tt+and Islands, which tic across
tho entrance OF the Gulf Of
Bothnia between Finland and
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
JAPS BEATEN BACK

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HQ,
NEW GUINEA, Aug. 4 tINS)-
japanese, again striving TO escape
a Jungle death trap in Wewak,
flung themselves against the
American Aitape perimeter four
times We dnes d a y and were
thrown back with heavy casual
ties, Gen Macarthur announced
in today'S communIque
Forty-five tho usand of the
origlnal 65 900 Japs have been
trapped in the New Guinea Jungle
for many weeks. cut of from
supplies
In the Gcolvink Bay area.
Libcrators bombed Japan's Moemi
and Ransikl airdromeS. Air pa.
trois over the Netherlands East
Indies destroyed !, 0o0-ton Jap
freighter, several small craft and
scored a direct hit on a destroyer.
zap again was blasted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
.Yanks Take
Guam Point

PEARL HARBOR, Aug. {
INSTANTANEOUS on Guam cap
tured the important road junction
-FiaegayaR- Adm Nimitz- an
nounced today.
Thousands of Guam civilians
were nocking 10 the American
banner, Nimitz said, at least 1000
civilians taking refuge behind
American lines Jap troops hiding
.alIt-iti-eat-rs arr beng bfdstcd-
out by carrier aircraft.
On Tinian Island only scattered
remnants Of the enemy remain.
and are being dealt with by the
marines.
Ponape Island in the Carollnes
and the Marshalls was again heav-
lily bombed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
lombard
Florence

ROME, Aug. 4 GNSl-The Al
lied Eighth Army today smashed
forward to within four miles OF
Florence, Italy.
THE German agency DNB
reported that Florence has been
under heavy Allied artillery fire
since noon Wednesday,
New Zealanders advanced to-
ward the GreYe River and were
less than four miles from the city
after occupying hig h ground
around Plan del Corr,
South African and British
troops on the right approached
the Ema River line four miles
from Florence -MnntehuOnl- and
Impruneta were occupied. Impru-
meta was completely destroyed by
German paratroopors,
The Germans lost 5000 mon
captured between July 8 and
July q. forcing the movement OF
an entire reinforcement division
from rt1C- ftUSyIdu TTuur1----
In the Arno Valley The British
entered IneSia and pushed o.
within FIVE miles OF Pon,asicve.
Mediterranean based homhor~
attacked rallIards at PortcS les
Balance, in southern France, and
targets in YuEoSlavia and AL
bania. Eighteen German planes
were destroyed and - Allied
craft were lost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
BEATEN IL PRIMARIES

The subcommittee consists Of
Reps. John NJ. Costello "a of
California. Joseph StarneS d. of
Alabama and Fred +. BuSboy lR)
of Illinois.
The spice Of the subcommittee
makeup is IN the fact that Go
PAC activity rs held largely re-
-Sf7trS1t1tC tUr t11c dCfCdI az Cos
tcllo and StarneS IN the spring
primaries,
The REGARDS inspected today
show that the All-Siav Congress
al Moscow, attended mostly by
Communist representatives. Of
European countries seeking the
postwar "Rfeteetion3nf=R RUSSIA
included American delegates who
returned 10 the United States 10
start a branch organization in
this country al the direct beheSt
of the Russian leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Purdue Navy Man
SliOIin- EeraNI

CHICAGO, Aug. 4 GNS) Sur
CconS operated today in an at
tempt 10 save the life of Omcr a.
Kelly, %, a navy VIZ student AT
Purdue University, who was shot
five times IN 2 tavern fight.
Police were attempting 10 learn
the reason for the braWl in which
IS men were reported to have en-
uappd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Draft Boards Ordered
To Re-exdmine Unfit

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 UNS1
draft boards were ordered
today TO re-cXamine files of Is
through 22,,-vrar=utdf TCgISrTanE
who were unable to pass previous
educational and mental tests and
TO have "bordcrline cases take
new examinations.
The L S. public health service
announced THAI more than 25O.00C
reglStrantS who were found unfit
for military duty because OF
syphilis have been reclaimed
through treatment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Veteran Detroit Filler
Due Here Tomorrow

Capt Anthony +. Nan Antwerp,
son of Councilman and Mrs. Van
Antwerp, veteran of IS combat
missions over Normandy, Holland,
Belgium and French coastal areas
Is expected to arrive in Detroit
tomorrow.
Van ARtWetP-~rats- d11-AIr
Medal with two silver and three
bronze clusters and Distinguished
Service cross. ffc enlisted as a
private on Dec L. 1871. seven
days after the attack on Pearl
Harbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
OFFICIALLY GREETED

News dispatches of the period
show that the Moscow meeting
was greeted officially by an cdi-
torial IN the Red armys official
organ, Red Star, and that the
chairman Of the gathering was
Alexander Gundorew, a lieutenant
general in the Red army Vice
chairman vas Alexander keFRie-
chuk, a noted Soviet writer.
A motion was carried that
branches OF the All-Slav Congress
be formed not only IN the United
States but also in Canada. New
Zealand and LATIN America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
q-Hour Day for Prisoners

WASHINGTON, Aug. q lINSJ
The war department announced
today that the nine-hour work
day had been extended 10 prison
ers of war working at installa-
tionS Of the army service forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Nazis SALVAGE Liner

ROME Aug a 1NSl-The ono
time Italian luxury liner Rex, sunk
in Trieste harbor'by Allied bombs
has been Salvagcd by the Germans
who are breaking the hull into bits
for shipment to the Reich. the
newspaper Italia Liberia reported
tOdaV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04

Inc diSCoNerY was made As
Rep Dies tDl OF Texas, chairman
Of the House committee on un-
American actNlilcS.= appointed 4
subcommittee OF three 10 conduct
Investigations and hearings on tho
committee charges that the
CIO-PAC Is the political arm Of
the New Deal and that govern
meni employees are connected with
the CIO-PAC IN violation of the
Hatch Act
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Rebels Picket
Five GIN Shops
CONTINUED from Page One)

UOntinue0 from rage One)
with Arthur tombstone and Clark
Hutchinson, international repre-
sentatives, and the ousted local
officers.
without attempting to judge
their grievances from this dis
lance Bishop said. at should
he plain 10 them that they must
observe the no-strike pledge. go
back 10 work and settle their
differences through the regular
grievance procedure"
The locals revolt from the In
ternational board was again dem
onStrated yesterday when, &C
cording 10 union spokesman,
Hawkins appeared al the local
office 10 assume charge in place
OF officials ousted by the JAW
executive board
"He was politely escorted
from the premises" the spokes-
man SAID.
AS far ~ were concerned
the local officers still are In
charge"
LOCAL LEADERS VIEWS
Nestor Dessy deposed local
prpSrfrTrtt. S7rri- ne ann -tr7p- uffTrr
suspended leaders were too busy
al present 10 determine who is
formally IN charge Of the local
Acting IN another dispute, the
WLB today urged leaders Of 400
striking ~ I. CtCCtrTUat WORKERS
70 end their strike ~ the Bull
Dog Electrical Products Co 1910
Jos. Campau Manufacture OF I'M
portant war materials is being
interrupted by the wa.kout, the
board said
Striking employees of Gear
CT pdinc Machine Co, members
Of CAW-CIO Local $50 Will meet
sunday az = p. m In the Dodge
local hail iU TaWtramCk. 20
hear 'hcr union ocal president
STANLEY Seeker urge them 10 re-
sumo operations Ihe coo
strikers loft Their Jobs Wednesday
IN Windsor q mcCtuc between
George FCnWlCk. CCnc.Aaior from
tro ministry o. latot ana morn.
bols a. JAW Go Local 1873 last
rich 'afic5 20 cDr Sluf, az
500 mon In 'rc forge plant oi 10
Dominion Forge and StaNpn-
c. producer %! parts for military
vehicles atC nreNV shells.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Reds Rd(iinq
/. To Krdlow

MOSCOW, Aug. 4 qNS)-Rus-
-sians- sweeping across the Nistula
River south Of Warsaw. developed
tAIn.pHnaFed assault -teaass-te-
ward kracow, and pressed in on
Warsaw in a pnccrs maneuver.
The Russians smashed forward
moro than Is miles beyond the
NiStula, capturing more than 50
places Including S1asZoM. 60
miles east Of KraCOw.
In the gEeat offensive against
East Prussia. the Reds captured
more than 200 towns west and
northwest df kadnaS.
ABSIE American broadCaSting
station, reported the Russians less
than a mile from the East PruS-
sian frontier and said Red army
artillery was pounding East Prus-
sian border towns
In the drive northwest Of Kau-
mas. the Russians fought their
way forward in face of strong
enemy fire, libcrating Sutki,
Lukse and GriSka Buda.
Some 500 towns were captured
by the Russians on all fronts dur
Ing the day.
Thirty were included west Of
ReZeknc in eastern Latvia. whore
the Germans were being forced
back toward the Gulf of Riga.
their escape routes cut off.
I'm tho days operations accord
inC 10 tho midnight communique
the Reds took Barkava and Da-
bari in Latvia and cut the last
German caStwcst supply line in
the foothills of the CarpathlanS
AZ Warsaw. Polish patriots
Mere reported to have seized sev.
cral sections of the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Moscow Link
To PAC Barred
Nv RAY RICHARDS
DETROIT Iimss Washington bureau

WASHINGTON Aug Direct connection between
Moscow and the clio Political Action Committee was
established by documents in Washington todav-
comparison Of membership lists and other reports on
file various agencies revealed that 10 of the 50 members
OF the Political Action Committee the leaders of organi
cations the AI-American Slav Congress, which was
launched AT Moscow Aug 10 and H. 1941 by a-Slav
congress assembled with the approval of the Soviet govern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Recall Envoy,
Cuba Asks i. 5.

WASHINGTON, Aug 4 (INS)
State department officials adj
rItted To-Day dIffTcuit situation
with Cuba which had brought de-
mandS FOR the recall OF l.. s. Am.
baSSador Braden.
The situation involved sugar
prices. campaign contributions,
-frrrduru nj tt1c press ann duel
-UCrwCCN TWO prominent CubdnS.
Officials oppressed confidence IN
Bradcn however, and said the
'ysr7rftfyir
10 demands Tor his recall. Dlrec-
tor Sosa Of the Havana news
paper Diarlo dc la Marina which
had attacked thn ambassador on
ged In q blQodlc>s duel Wcdnes-
day with Bradens defender.
GuillCrmo Belt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
SLAVIC VICE PRESIDENT
DEMANDS SEVERANCE

Oscar Lange. speaker al the
Pro Soviet Polls h-American
KoSciusko Legion meeting al
Detroit on Nov. 5, l943. who
recently -rePeEted- news
dispatches as having had an eN-
.trnded interview with Premier
Stain at Moscow.
Meanwhile. Robert f Stripping,
Dies committee chief investigator
MAS preparing a letter To Atty
Cen Biddle. demanding severance
of the administration and the Go
pAC.
The letter VIII propose Hatch
AUf suits Tor DISMISSAL against al
government workers engaged II
CIO-PAC activities. and the per
mancnt barring from the fedora
service Of the many New Dca
government employees who have
shifted recently 90 The fourth
term campaign organization o.
tho CIO-PAC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
JObIesS Fund
Raids Fought
De~eY'4 Domestic
Conclave Closes
IHE DETROIT TINES
;. Auo. T. l9A

ST LOUIS. Aur. 1 ms
Gov. Dewey and - other Repus.
lcsn governors today e1ooi their
historic conference on domestic
-yv-e~-- >-..iFa---s---cn % z.-A
federal a'tcr,ni IL SnlZe -G1ntElI
a. Tho inEA.dual states 5000
GOO 200 urcUp'ol mcnt Insurance
rcSErNcS-
That stand was Incorporated In
a "a suhlCc' program upon Vh'ch
Dewey and hls colleagues reached
fuu agreement
While DcVev turned 20 day
~ conferences on postwar recnn-
version WlLh- Missouri labor bust
ness and agricultural leaders. the
other Republican governors re-
turned 10 their home states.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04

The Detroit Times has far moro
nationally fSmous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
OPPOSE ENCOURAGEMENT
governors

The Republican governors
agreed that the exclusive power
20 regulate and control the lnSur-
anCe business should he presented
in the states, ITO whom IT be-
longs
The gov errors said also the
party'S program and detectives
for agriculture were stated in the
national program. but they wrote
their own definitions holding that
while federal responsibility in
-clLdnd -dlSpasit4eH-ef- surprises.
assurance of fair market prices.
research and broad general Serv-
fees. agriculture, however. must
be freed OF the unreliable con-
trolls and restrictions, the imprac-
ticai and whimsical restraints
that now hamper production and
create confusion"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
FORMED IN DETROIT

The Al-American Slav Con-
grcSS. as n direct result, WAS or
gained at a Detroit meeting on
April % and 26. 1912, after pre-
hminary meetings in various
states and regions. Many of tho
speakers at these meetings are
named as Communists in congress
sional investigating committee
files.
Leaders In the All-American
Slav Congress who are now mem
bers of the CIO-PAC are:
Leo Krzyki, president of the
congress.
Louis Adamic, author, de-
nounccd AS a communist by
Rep. Busbey in a speech TO the
House of Representatives last
March 13.
Zlatko Balovc, president of the
United Committee of South Sla-
vic Americans. and A contrbu-
tor 10 communist publications.
SLAVIC VICE PkESiDENI
Zarko NJ. Bunzick. vice preSi-
dent of the South Slavic Amerl-
cans.
John d. Butkovich, president
of the Croatian Fraternal Union.
Stephan Zeman Jr, secretary
of the All-Amerlcan Slav Con-
greSS.
Prof. JaroSlav J. Znrhal
president of the C2echo-Slovak
National Council, Illinois,.
V. X. Platek president Of the
National Slovak Society, Penn
Sylvania
Or. w. T. OSowSki. president
of the Michigan American Slav
Congress.