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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-04
|Bombniki so Sc vrnii
mad nem$ka velemesta
Berlin, Frankfurt in Stuttgart pod
Ognjem ma dvajseti dan 'zracne invazije'
LONDON, cetrtek, 4. maia.

LONDON, eetrtek, 4. maja. - Danes zgodaj zjutraj
so sc jate zaveznskh bombnikov vrnile mad Nemcijo
potem ko tekom zadnjih dn podnevi in ponoc raz-
bijae zeleznsko omrezje ozadju "invazijske obae.
Sod Sc, da bile prometne naprave Franc in Begij
V mnulih dneh sto mill globoko tako ohromene, da ne
bodo stanu zadostiti zahtevam nemskh oborozenh sill
kadar Sc p1icne invazja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-04
PIsMO II DOMOvINE

Pismo je postal Mario Mas
Itch, IL Trsta, "a Johano No
yak, XII ina ali je imela restav-
racijo. Njena sestra, Carolina
Petek Sc je nahajala Cleve-
landu leta 1889, in Sc sedaj ma
haja v Trstu. Mrs. Novak dobi
pismo pri druzini Louis Nav
rich. 105OO Arrowhead Ave. II.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-04
VESTI LIZ zIVLJENJA AME-
RIsKIH SLOVENCEy

New York. Magic je umr-
la Antonija Bizjak, stara 48 let.
Zapusea moza, diva sinova in
vec drugih sorodnikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-04

Snoci so preko vzhodne in
JUNE angleske obale gnrm ell i
britski bombniki in kmalu nato
je utihnil berlinski radio, in ne
dolgo potem so prenehale tudi
radijske oddaje v Frankfurt
in Stuttgartu.
Tako Sc je pricel dvajseti dan
nepretrganega bombardiranja
nacijskih vojaskih, industrij-
skin in prometnih naprav v
Nemciji in okupiranem ozem-
lju.
Instalacije "tajnega orozja'
bOmbardirane
Tekom vcerajsnjega dneva so
ameriska Ietala nadaljevala S
sipanjem bomb ma invazijsko
obalo v blizini Calaisa, kjer l.
majo Nemci instalacije skriv-
nostnega "tajnega orozja," XII
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-04
KLUB DRUsTEV SID

Nocoj, 4. ,maja OBJ s. uri Sc
vrsi seja Kluba -drustev SLOW.
drustvenega donna ma Recher
Ave. Zastopniki drustev so vab-
1ljeni, da Sc polnostevilno ude-
lezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-04
Drugi napad ma LvOv

Sovjetski bombniki so pono-
ci udarili nemske vojaske VIA
ke v Lvovu in Samboru ma Poll
skem, medtem ko so druga SOW
jetska letala bombardirala IRA
koplovska polja v blizini Lvova
in Stanislavova ma Poljskem in
V Romanu Romuniji, 81 mil.
zapadno cd Jasija.
To je bill drugi velik napad
ruske zracne sile ma Lvov, kjer
je pretekli ponedeljek ponoei
zazgala sest natovorjenih vo-
jaSkih vlakov.
80 nemSkih letaI unicenih
Moskva poroca, da je bilo te-
kom dneva unicenih ma zemlji
80 nemskih letal, medtem ko je
bilo v zracnih bitkah in cd anti
letalske artilerije sestreljenih
38 nadaljnih nemskih letal.
Nemski radio pa je danes po'
rocal, da so Rusi zapadno cd
Jasija oh reki Siret izvrsili ma
pad z 'vec1 divizijami" in da SO
poslali v boj $50 tankov, in da
so nemske in romunske cete
vprico sovraznikove premoci H.
vrsili umik. Pozorisce operacij
0 katerih poroca Berlin, Sc ma
haja v blizini Romano, kjer Ru.
81 porocajo napadu ma mem
sko z~akoplovsko polio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-04
v ZADNJI POZDRAy

clanice. podruznice st. Al S.
q. 2. so prosene, da Sc nocoj ob
8. uri zberejo v zeletovem po-
grebnem zavodu, da izkazejo
zadnjo cast umrli clanici Agnes
Tursic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-04
Konec odmerkou "a use meso
razen najboljse urste gouedine
Drasticna redukcija racije je
stopila danes zjutraj v veljavo

WASHINGTON, 3. maja. - Direktor OPA admin
strace Chester Bowles e danes odre konec odmerkov
"a vse meso zjemo najbose vrste govedine t. "beef
steaks" in beef roasts" Draseno omjenje masne "a
cje e postalo vejavno snoc oponoc kar pomen da Sc
danes re polni meri izvaja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-04
AVERY JE FRONT
"a COMO PRO.
II DEL. UNIJAh
New-dealski kongresnik
SABBATH sunni, da je pred
sednik Wardove korpora-
cije prevzel vlogo Toma
Girdlerja .
WASHINGTON z m,

WAoaINGION, 5. maJa. -
kongresnik Adolph ]. SABBATH,
new-dealski demokrat iz Chica-
ga in predsednik kongresnega
odseka "a dneyni red, je vceraj
izjavil, da kadar Sc pricne pre-
iskava z ozirom ma vladno pre-
vzetje veletrgovske firme Mont
gomery Ward & Co., tedaj bi
Sc morale tudi preiskati, ali nj
morda sedanja situacija posle-
dica prizadevanje gotove grupe,
XII namenoma " vojnem casu
nett konflikte med delom in ka-
pitalom.
Preiskava maj bi sla polozaju
do dna
SABBATH je zanikal, da skusa
prepreciti sprejem resolucije
kongresnika Chas. S. Deweyja,
republikanca il Illinoisa, "a pre-
iskavo, potem pa je rekel casni-
karjem:
"Resno razmisljam o tenn, da
bi predlozil dodatek k resoluci-
j Deweyja "a obsirno preiska-
vo celotnega polozaja, pri kate
ri maj bi Sc dognalo, kdo Sc ma
haja v ozadju Sewella Averyja,
predsednikom Wardove korpo-
racije, v njegovi odpornosti
proti vladi." .....
Avery je pod New Dealom po-
stal milijonar
SABBATH je dostavil, da Avery
zadnja leta brez prestanka IL
ziya konflikt z unijami, in da
danes, igra natancno isto vlogo
kot jo je svoj cas- igral T o m
Girdler, predsednik Republic
Steel Co. . H.
Opozoril je, da je Avery te-
kom. New Deala, Xxi ga tako stra-
hovito napada 'kot "diktaturo" /,
postal milijonar, medtem ko
drugi usluzbenci Wardove kor-
poracije, mnogi katerih zavze-
majo vazna mesta, Sc danes ne
zasluzijo vec kot $22 do $24 ma
teden. ~ - r., r..
VIada odredila yolitve. delav-
skin zaupnilkOv
WASHINGTON, 3. aprila. -
Vladni delavski odbor je snoci
odredil, da Sc v teku sedmih dni
vrsijo volitve med 5000 upo-
slenci Montgomery Ward & Co.,
pri katerih Sc bo odlocilo "a
stopstvo "a kolektivna pogaja-
MIA med delavci in korporacijo.
$ tenn Sc upa razcistiti polo
zaj, XII je nastal, ko SO delavci
odsli ma stavko, potem ko je
veletrgovska firma odklonila
podpis nadaljne pogodbe z uni
jo, XII je potekla 8. decembra,
ces, da CIO unija vec ne zasto-
pa vecine njenih uposlencev.
Predstavnik unije v Chicagu
je tekom dneva prosil delavski
urad- da Sc volitvami nekoli-
ko pocaka, da Sc bo unija mo-
gla mamie pripraviti, toda de
lavski odbor je prosnjo odklo-
nil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-04
Ruska ZraCna sila
V akcijji; operacije
ma frontah poeivajo

LONDON, 8. -maja. - Mos
kva je danes poroeala veliko
aktivnost sovjetske zracne sile
ma Poljskem in v Romuniji, med
tenn ko nocojsnji sovjetski ko-
munikej pravi, da nj ma raznih
frontah prislo do nikakih obi
stvenih sprememb." S tenn je
minilo II dni, odkar je Rdeca
vojska porocala vecje operaci-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-04
Zanimanje v Washingtonu

oOiA IL. AohoA, AuPollos toJ
mix in kampanjski vodja, nam
je vceraj povedal, da je bas
prejel brzojavno vabilo, da ia.
koj pride Washington, da pa
! je moral odgovoriti, da pred "a.
kljuckom primarne kampanje ne
more zapustiti Ohija, pac Sc tc
stori po 9. maju.
/ VISA znamenja kazejo, da stoji
Lausche dalec pred vsemi dru-
gimi kandidati ma demokrat-
skem tiketu. Mr.. Lokar je te
dni bill pripravljen napraviti
stavc, da bo Lausche> zmagal v
"a okrajih v drzavi izmed 88,
ampak nj mogel najti nikogar,
XII bi stavo sprejel.
Lausche ozigosal napade ma
RoOseVelta
Ma shodu, XII ga je incl Lau-
sche te dni v Portsmouth, O.,
je ostro obsodil i1apade ma pred
sednika Roosevelta, XII jih je
oznaeil kot malo mani kot "iz-
dajalske." Rekel je: -
"Cudimo Sc strupenosti ne
katerih napadov dasiravno We
mo, da moreno tudi to spreje-
tt, ker je svoboda govora ena
izmed stvari,' "a katere. sc bori-
mo. Ampak nekateri napadi nj
so dosti mani kot izdajstvo, in
vprasujemo Sc, ali Sc TAXI ljudje
zavedajo, kaj govorijo.
"Napadi ma predsednika ig-
norirajo njegove velike zaslu-
ge preteklosti in kot mas vr-
hovni poveljnik. Pod njegovo
vlado, je Amerika dobila novo
socialno vizijo, pomoe je dobil
delavec in farmer, podporo so
dobili brezposelni, start, onemo-
gil in slept. Use te reci so pod
njegovo administracijo dobile
vec priznanja kot kdaj poprej v
zgodovini Amerike."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-04
|Jutri bO Lausche
gOvOril v AkrOnu
in v BarbertOnu

Roiake v Akronu, Barbertonu
in okolici opozarjamo, da Sc bo
zupan Frank j. Lausche jutri
nahajaI v omenjenih mestih. V
Barbertonu DO govoril ma veil
KEN demokratskem shodu, XII sc
DO vrsil oh 7. uri zvecer v, avdi-
torku Barberton High School,
cd tam pa Sc DO podal v Akron,
kjer DO nastopil oh 8. uri ma
shodu, XII Sc DO vrsil v veliki
dvorani hotela Portage"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Woman Arrested
In Baby Death
Acted 'Suspiciously'
At Union Station

a 60-year-old woman. whom
police registered as midwife was
arrested Saturday afternoon IN the
death Of the two-week-old baby
girl whose body was found
Wednesday in suitcase in a
chaek locker al the Union Station
The woman. Mrs. Mary Noul.
cares Of the Penn Hotel. was ar
rested al the depot after railroad
detectives reported she had been
lettering IN the station for the last
several days and acting suspl-
ciouSl\.
At the time Of her arrest. police
SAID. she attempted 10 destroH
a piece OF paper on which was
written the name Of a prominent
doctor, who has a home in Detroit
and another IN Crosse Pointe Park.
According 10 police Mrs You'll
cares had a check locker near tho
one IN which the baby's body was
discovered
The cause of the Chlld'S death
Will he determined at an autopsy
scheduled for 10 A. m Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
293 Units Seek
State Cash Aid

LANSING Sept 3-The Mich
iCan planning commission has re-
celved lis applications within the
last L. DAYS from local units Of
government for financial aid IN
der the commissions 5000 600
public improvement program. Don
{ Weeks director. SAID Saturday
OF this amount 40 applications
are from county road commissions
and 90 are from other units Of
government. They bring the total
number Of applications 10 293 and
represent a construction cost OF
slightly over sos 900 900
WatcrworkS sewage treatment
buildings. parks. city streets ana
bridges represent a,acq1S. .. -, :. ,,,,,.
cost of $50 353. l02. while apphca-
tions for nearly Sl20000O0 worth
Of county roads, grade separations
and bridges have been filed
Wayne County. with 10 units Of
government applying. continues 70
lead all other sections Of the state
with applications for S342 4l6 IN
state funds. The applications rep
resent a construction cost OF $50
100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Winchell's Column
Back in Times Monday
Times plot

Walter Winchell Will be
back Monday with ms regu-
lar column in the daily De-
trolt Times, refreshed by a
vacation and with a large
supply Of the kind Of news
that Winchell. and Winchell
ALONE, digs up success
fully.
The daily Zero, Times
has much 10 offer you In
GLIDING % NATIONALLY
NOTED COLUMNISTS and
y WORLD FAMOU S
COMICS. For extra good
measure, the daily Times
now offers Bob Hopes Com
muniques from the war
fronts. in which the cele-
brated screen and radio
comedian touches on the
lighter side OF life in the
service. HIS material IS
gathered first hand, for Hope
now Is entertaining troops
in the war zone.
These features are in ad-
diuon 70 the superb cover
age Of the war. from all
fronts. and extensive reports
of other news everywhere.
Then. too, the daily De-
troit Times carries Informal
tive and highly interesting
picture pages, including &C
ton pictures Of the war.
The number Of copies Of
the Times Is limited due 10
the ncwsprInt shortage. So
that you may get this great
newspaper regularly IT is
suggested you dial Cherry
$500 10 arrange for carrier
delivery of The Detroit
Times, daily and Sunday, 10
your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Hospital Helper
Drive Opened

The Detroit Junior Board Of
Commerce Saturday opened a
months drive 10 enlist the men Of
Detroit as helpers IN the city S
hospitals on a part time basis
and thus alleviate help shortage
Men. citizens or friendly aliens
between 10 and so are eligible If
they have high school education.
Those who volunteer Will re-
ceive Is hours of training three
hours each evening. two nights a
week. After the training the vol
unteers must agree to serve one
3-hour period each week and a
period on one Sunday afternoon or
evening each month
Applications are being received
until Sept. 81 at The office Of the
American Red Cross, Blood Pro-
curement division. $50 W Fort
CCH l2O0) and AZ board offices IN
the Detroit-Leland Hotel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Day of Tragedy
Poisoning and Shootings
Mark Sept. z Here

Saturday WILL he written down
as a black day OF tragedy in
Detroit
Here is the record
A 19-year-old hoy poisoned his
only sister while plotting the
death Of his father
4 young wife shot and critically
wounded the wife of a >ervlceman
As result Of the deadly triangle.
A father killed his wife and
shot himself in a FIT Of rage \
A Hamiramck policeman killed
his wife and wounded the man
with whom he found her.
A 62-year-old woman was found
dead In her home, apparently
beaten 10 death
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Ford Suspends
% for Striking

The Ford Motor CO announced
Saturday the suspension of 20
employees of the Highland Park
plant for melting and leading the
strike there Friday Aug "a
In an Official statement the
company explained the action was
taken after the union failed 10
discipline the strikers.
The strike the staten 2 n I
pointed out resulted IN a serious
work stoppace and threatened TO
close the Willow Run Bomber
plant and the Rouge aircraft en-
Clne plant
The suspensions VIII remain in
effect the company SAID. pending
further investigation and final
DISCIPLINARY action
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Harry Hopkins Son
To Wed British Girl

LONDON, Sept ? (UP)-Sgt.
Robert Hopkins, son of Harry
Hopkins, has announced his en-
Gagement 10 an attractive British
dance hostess. Brenda Stephenson,
10 whom he rePortedly proposed
during their first waltz.
Hopkins is stationed in France
with the Army Pictorial Service
The British girl who has blue eyes
and dark brown hair. received her
engagement ring from Wash
lnEtOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

1--WE had a job TO do and We
did IL. Our resl enemy there
was the weather and loneliness.
MODERN ARMY POST
when We went In Uminak
was a barren lump of ground
without a tree, covered with
Stag and cinders and rough.
grass.
To-day il is a teeming, mod
ern army post.
For the first siN or eight
months we had no books, no
tailormade cigarets, no movies.
II was Is months before We got
our first beer.
That first winter the no.
mile an hour blizzard would
make our oil stoves blow up.
We ate dehydrated food and
were glad Of the enormous
amount Of work 10 do. II helped
pass the time.
ONE RADIO IN CAMP
eve were constantly alerted
of course. In those two years
We had possibly 30 days Of sun
shine. Fog 'lanketed H. when
the blizzard stopped and
warmer weather came.
But YOU should see the job
We did. II was 90 months be-
fore I went to Dutch Harbor
and saw women and children.
Those kids seemed 10 me the
cuteSt things I'd ever looked
upon.
That first winter. for amuse-
ment, We played cards and there
was one radio. a lifeSaver.
What we heard of the war
news MAS often not too good.
But one wonderful thing, we
built a hospital for the men We
expected 10 lose when We occu-
pied Kiska-we never had to
use II for them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
IN DETROIT PARADE

The Democratic vice presiden-
tial nominee will then return to
Detroit at AIS p. m. 10 join the
Labor Day parade here. After the
parade he will make his first
major political speech since his
nomination. The talk will be
broadcast over station WXYZ at
AS p. m.
Following the route OF the
parade from Parsons and Wood
ward 10 Cadillac Square. Truman
will address an estimated 100000
Wayne County members of the
CIO, the railroad brotherhoods
and the Farmers Union, accord
ing to c. Pat Quinn, Wayne
County CIO council president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Air License at Stake

RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept ? (UPl
The Brazilian aviation ministry
announced today that Pan-Amer-
lean Always special license 10
carry passengers and air cargo
between points inside Brazil will
be terminated, effective Jan. l.
1915 Pan-American has been
operating in Brazil since 1894.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
EXPLAINS THEORY

There are three attachments
from the subject 10 the machine.
An elastic Vered spring is
strapped around the subjects
chest; rubber cuff is wound
around his right arm, and small
electrodes are ( ste Q d 10 the
palm and back of his hand
The theory as explained by
Gregory. is that the effort TO de-
ceive creates tensions and these
tensions with their accompanying
relaXatIonS together with any con-
Scyous effort. 10 control these re-
actions, can be recorded by the lie
deteCtOr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Wounded Woman Dies

Funeral arrangements were be-
ing made Saturday for Mrs. Mary
Ashmore. %. who was found
fatally wounded Friday IN Ecorse.
Police said they found note say
Ing she was diSguSted with life
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Robots Hit Paris Area

PARIS, Sept. ? (UP)-Gernan
flying bombs fell for the first
time last night in the Paris area.
First reports said some damage
was done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Navy Yard Blast Kills z

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. > tUPl
Two men were killed and an
undetermined number injured IN
IN explosion AT the Philadelphia
Navy Yard today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Hunt Sd Man
InLOve Killing
Police Seek Witness
TO Staying Of Wife

A man reported 10 have escaped
carly Saturday from a Warren
Township home in which a Ham
tramck policeman shot and killed
his wife and wounded her man
companion is being sought ny Ma
comb County deputies and War
rem police.
Police learned that the hunted
man was the only witness 70 the
tragedy and that he escaped
through the back door OF TIC
house in the midst Of the shoot
ing.
FOUND TOGETHER
Held in the Macomb County
iail IS the veteran policeman
Joseph KwaSniewski, Al, who ha.
admitted killing his wife Stella
80. and critically wounding JOSEPH
Kotiel. as. when he found Their
together in the latter's home a
1897 StoltZcnfieldt.
II went crazy when ] looked
into that house with my fash
light" the policeman told depu-
ties. II scarcely remember what
happened. There was another
man there. though, and he ran
out the back way"
KwaSniewski said he Tecetvcf
an anonymous telephone call FRI
day night from a man who toll
him he would find his wife IN
tavern at Dequindre and Trow
bridge
when I got there" kwas-
niewSki said "She was sitting
at a table with these two men.
My wife came out first and
started walking down the street.
Then the two men left the
place, got in an auto and picked
her up.
SAW 8 ENTER HOUSE
81 followed them to the house
on StoltZenfieldt and all three
went inside. A little later l
used my fiashlight TO look into
a bedroom. / broke down the
screen door and shot the man l
had seen with my wife.
II went into the bedroom and
shot my wife twice"
( Mrs. KwaSniewski was kille'
almost instantly. Kotlek, wounde'
in the abdomen. is in Saratog
Hospital. He told police he Is
salesman, has a son in the service
and lives alone IN the house.
/ Kwasniewski is the father o
three children, Eleanor. q, Rich
ard. IS, and Dolores II a Sor
RAYMOND. 49, was killed in actioi
in Italy last March
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Times Truck Driver Tells
Of n Months in Aleutians

Twentyour the Aeutians p Of them on barren
minak Island is the record Pfc Elias 2465 Emhurst for
mer Detroit Times truck driver.
Saturday the former Michigan National Guardsman was
buying ces again Of the army with medical discharge
Bronze star for the Dutch Harbor action. Said he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
.PoIygraph Office
Opened Here
Ex-SIeuth Offers
Lie Detector Tests
BY AL LANDY

Would YOU like 10 make certain
that the chauffeur, bartend Q r.,
cashier or war plant guard you
arc DESTROYS Of hiring is as honest
and trustworthy as ho claims to
be-?
Tnru nave INN VISIT The newly
opened office of Alex l. Gregory
IN the Penobscot Building for a
polygraph Gle dotector TO YOU eX-
animation.
ASSISTANT TO KEELER
Gregory. 10 wears a Detroit
police department detective and
more recently assistant to Leon
arde keelcr Of Chicago. inventor
Of the KeeIor polygraph. is GER
tain that individuals as we'll as
Detro,ts myriad Of firms, stores
and banks, VIII follow the example
set by. ChicagoanS IN making use
Of this Super-detective machine,
The poIyEraph- Greek for
many pictures -l IS composite
group Of Instruments. Three NOV
ing needles or fagerS. Zee q r q
changes IN respiration; the varia-
ton Of b God pressure, and the
changes OF skin resistance 10 cleo
trr,, cffrrrt-t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
SPEAKS IN PONTIAC

Truman will leave Detroit for
Pontiac at 1:55 p. m, making
stop at Eight Mile and Woodward,
Ferndale, where he will be met
by officials of the Oakland County
Democratic Committee.
Another stop will be made in
Pleasant Ridge at Woodward and
Main from which point the caval-
cade will proceed through Royal
Oak TO Fourth 10 Washington to
Woodward through Birmingham
10 Pontiac, where it will be met
at the city limits by Mayor Law.
In Pontiac the party will move
north on Saginaw to Huron TO
Perry to Glenwood to Oakland
Park. where Truman will address
the community's Labor Day cele-
| bratiOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Truman Due
Here Monday
Detroit Clio, AFL Hosts
70 FOR Running Mate

The political eyes of the nation
viii be on Detroit Monday when
Senator Truman, President Roose-
velts running mate and the first
man on either major ticket 10
campaign IN Michigan, arrives TO
he the Labor Day guest OF the
Go and the AFL.
Senator Truman Will be fol.
lowed by Gov Dewey, Republican
nominee for president, who will
be in Lansing next Saturday TO
map campaign plans with Gov.
Kelly and other COP leaders
toward capturing Michlgans cleo
toral vote
AL and Go leaders have
scheduled a parade mass meeting.
banquet and numerous receptions
for the Democratic vice presiden.
ual candidate.
And the senator. making the
most of A big campaign day, will
deliver three speeches after ar
irving here Monday al s m. and
greeting supporters al a recep-
ton in the Book-Cadillac Hotel
between 1870 a. m. and noon.