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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07
Star kavcuk, "a katerega je vlada placala
milijone, ne bo morda nikdar rabljen

Pred dvajsetimi meseci, ko SO
Japonci osvojili kraje, kjer Sc
prideluje naravni kavcuk, Sc je
sirom Zed. drzav vrsil "Victory
Rubber Drive" tekom katerega
Sc je nabralo ogromne zaloge
starega kavcuka. Sam predsed-
mix Roosevelt je apeliral ma ma
rod, da izroci vse "karkoli je
podobno kavcuku," da Sc zama-
81 vrzel, XII je nastala, ker nj BIZ
10 vec mogoce dobiti naravne-
ga kavcuka.
Vsepovsod je bila organizira-
ia solska mladez, XII je odra-
slimi vred zbirala star kavcuk,
ne samo avtomobilske tajerje in
tube, temvec tudi vsakojake
hisne predmete in igrace, in ia
ko so Sc vsepovsod nakopicile
grmade starega kavcuka.
DUa kupa starega kaUCuka U
CteUelandu
V Clevelandu je Rubber Re-
serve Co. spravila nabrani star
kavcuk ma diva ogromna kupa,
katerih eden Sc nahaja blizu
Neff Rd. ma vzhodni strani me-
sta, drugi pa ma zapadni strani
pri Canal Rd. Vecji del nabra-
mega kavcuka Sc vedno lezi ma
kupih, izpostavljen naravnim
elementom, kjer polagoma pro-
pada. TIE dni Sc je prvic dovolil
dostop do teh kupov, in po-
prasevanje je odkrilo, da Sc
mnogo tega starega kavcuka, "a
katerega je vlada placala mill
jone dolarjev, ne DO morda nj
kdar rabilo.
Najvecji tax kvp Y dezeli Sc
nahaja v Wardellu, nedalec cd
Warrena, Ohio, kjer lezi ma pro-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07
Velika lakOta
ma Kitajsken

CHUNKING. - Po porocilu
G. E. Adamsa, tajnika Ameri-
skega posvetovalnega odbora
"a juznovzhodno Kitajsko, je
pomrlo tekom preteklega lie t a
mad en- million Kitajcev cd la
kote ter koiere v provin c i
Kwantung. 49,. .".'.. ...~
Adams je prisel V Chung
king, da apeIira "a pomoc, da
Sc resi- nadaljne stotisoce siro-
makov, XII SO zapisani gotovi
smrti ako ne pride pravocasno
pomoc Cd k a k e strani. Mnogi
Kitajci predelju, kjer razsa-
ia lakota, prodajajo cello svoje
otroke, da dobe nekoliko hrane
in obranijo otroke pred smrtjo
cd lakote.
Osemdeset procent prebival-
stva nekaterih krajev je izgini-
10 in posledica tega je popolno
propadanje socialnega in eko-
nomskega reda. Ma tisoce otrok
je osirotelih in tisoci pref prid-
nih in dobrostojecih ljudi Sc
potikajo okrog kot beraci. Bed9
je sploh nepopisna in strahota
polozaja je naravnost grozna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07
$4,000 NEMCEV
IOBKOLJENIH
PRI DNJEPRU
Unicenje druge nemske
armade, brojece 100 tisoe
MOI, Sc nadaljuje

LONDON, 7. februarja. -
Moskva je snoci naznanila, da
je Rdeca vojska zacela novo O.
Ifenzivo, XII je zapecatila usodo
nemske armade, brojece $4,000
moz, pri Nikopolu Oh dolnjem
Dnjepru, medtem ko Sc unice-
ME nemske armade, XII st e je
100000 MOI, XII je bila zajeta
pretekli teden severozapadnC
pri Sell, sistematicno nadaljuje
Zgodovina pred Stalingradom
Sc ponavlja
Kakor je razvidno, so Rus
natancno leto dni po nemski ka-
tastrofi pred Stalingradom,
skrbno preracunjenimi operaci-
jami V teku enega tedna obko-
ILL nemsko silo 175,0O0 moz, ka-
tero caka skoro neizogibno u
nicenje, bodisi smrt ali pa "a
| jetje.
S temi spretnini strategicni
mi operacijani bodo Rusi, pc
vseh znamenjih sodec, osvobo
dill iz rok nacijske okupacije
vso JUNO Rusijo.
Stain naznanil uspehe ma juz-
nj 'front.'
Novi veliki uspehi ma JUN
'front.', odkoder zadnje tedne n
bio porocanih vecjih akcijah
so bill naznanjeni v Moskvi s
posebnim dn evnim poveljen
premierja 'Stalina, XII je mama
nil, da je Rdeca vojska v text
zadnjih stirih dni ma 1O0-milj
ski 'front.' m e d Nikopolom il
Krivim rogom napravila v mem
sko linijo 81 mill siroko vrzel.
Poplava ruske pehote, podpr
te cd tankov in bojnih letal j
v teku stirih dni pobila 1900
Nemcev, m e d t e IN ko je 2OO(
Nemcev bio ujetih. Zaplenjenil
je bilo ma tisoce topov, tankov
tovornih avtomobilov in drugt
vojne opreme.
Novi ruski uspehi ma dveh dru
9Th frOntah
RdeGa vojska je tekom zad
njih "a ur izvojevala move u
spehe tudi ma severni 'front.' oil
Finskem zalivu in ma 'front.' "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07
Zupan Lausche
naslovil APPEL ma
MESA stavkarje

Zupan Frank j. Lausche
je' v sOboto zve9er nasl0vil
ma clane neodvisne Nj e S A
unije nujen APPEL, da Sc kot
dobri Amerikarfci, takoi W.
nejo ma delo ter S tenn pod
prejo borbo svojih lastnih
bratov i'm sorodnikov, XII Sc
borijo ma frontah sirom
sveta proti sovraznikom A
merike.
zupan je obenem dal "a
gotovilo onim clanom unije,
XII so ostali ma deiu, da Sc
jim bo dalo yso protekcijo,
ako bi Sc jih skusalo pi-
ketiranjem odvrniti cd njih
do.znosti napram domovini.
Snoci je bilo naznanjenO,
do bodo danes zjutraj po-
stavljene policijske straze
pred pet clevelandskih to-
warn. XII bOdo Settle delav-
ce, XII Sc vrnejo ma deIO. To
so tovarne National Acme
Co., Eaton Manufacturing
Co., Ohio Forge Machine
Co., Lees Bradneh Co. in S.
X. Wellman Co. V omenje-
nih obratih je ma stavki O.
krog 5000 delavcev, XII pri-
padajo uniji MESA.
NajveSja tovarna V Gle
velandu, katere delavci so
clani organizacije MESA, je
Cleveland Graphite Bronze
Co., kjer je zaposlenih o.
krog 1000 oseb, t ID a de-
lavci v omenjeni tovarni Sc
pozivu unije "a stavko nj
SO odzyali, tenayac. SO Z IL
jemo Okrog sto moz vsi O.
stall ma delu.
IL Detroita Sc poroca, da
je ia ajnik unije Matthew
Smith izjavil, da Sc pozivu
vladnega odbOra, da pride
v Washington ma pogaja-
MIA, ne bo odzval. Unija tr-
di, da vladni odbor zapo-
stavIja to unijo v prilog u
nijam CIO i'm AFL, kar pa
vladni odbor zanikuje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07
grobovi
JOSEPH ZNIDARsEC

Pc kratki bolezni pljucnici Je
umrl Joseph znidarsic, star ~
let. Donna je bill IL Lola, odko-
der -je prisel v Cleveland pred
38. lett. zena Frances mu je u
mrla pred osmimi lett. Tukaj
zapusca sest sinov: Franka, Jo-
sepha, Victoria, Louisa, Johna
in Antona, ter dive heeri Fran
ces Jasko in Jennie Etchell, Is
vnukov in sestro Mary frost, v
starem kraju pa zapusea sestro
Bill lie clan drustva BorstnarjeV
st. 1917 C.. o. F. in Loske doll
ne. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil IL Ia
krajskovega pogrebnega zavo'
da, 6O16 St. Clair Ave. Cas- po.
greba Sc nj .dolocen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07
ITALIJANSKI GENERAL
USMRCEN Cd NACIJEV

Berlinski radio je V soboto
potrdil porocilo, da je bill Ri
mu usmrcen general Italo Carl
baldi, XII je bill svoj cas- powell
mix italijanske armade v Afri-
XII. Obtozer je bill, da je poma-
gal pri zaroti "a prevrnitev
Mussolinijevega rezima.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07
WILLKIE POJDE MA KAN
PANJSKO TURO

NEW YORK, 6. februarja. -
Tu je bilo danes .porocano, da
Sc DO Wendell Willkie podal ma
daljso turo po srednjem zapadu
v prilog svoje kandidature "a
republikansko predsednlsko no.
minacijo. Naznanjeno je tudi bi-
10, da DO uradno -stopil v kam-
panic "a delegate v drzavi Ne
braski.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07
Il l..,,.s4.s II
4R8
NaSSi
fantje-uojaki

Nocoj, Oh II. uri Sc vrne ma
svoje sluzbeno mesto Ray Chri-
sty, S 1/c, XII je v soboto prisel
z letalom il cambridge, Md,
kjer Sc nahaja V signalni soil. V
sluzbi Strica Sama Sc nahaja cd
20. junija. Bill je ma obisku pri
svojih starsih ma 1917 Holmes
Ave.
Il Eaglewood, Calf, je prisel
ma teden-dni dopust Cpl. Frank
Amman, sin poznane druzine Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Azman, 65O1 St.
Clair Ave. Nazaj Sc DO vrnil ID.
februarja. Prijatelji so vabljeni,
da ga obiscejo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07

stem 80 tisoc ton starega KAY
cuka. V Warrenu samem je
drug kup 3076 tonov. Ma dveh
kupih V Clevelandu propada
$4,000 tonov starega kavcuka
Vlada je placala S25 "a tone
starega kavcuka. Samo Cuvai il
"a diva kupa V Clevelandu sta
nejo sedaj $4,000 ma mesec, ,po-
pref pa so bill izdatki "a kav-
cuk cello visji.
Zakaj Sc nanogo starega kau.
cuka pusti pr0padati?
Zakaj Sc pusti, da star kav-
cuk lezi ma prostem nerabljen
in da propada? Ker Sc je odkri-
10, da je velik del starega KAY
cuka neuporabljiv "a izdelova-
ME avtomobilske pnevmatike
Kar lei ma kupih in propada,
so vecji del predmeti, narejeni
il trdega kavcuka, o katerem Sc
je dognalo, da Sc ga ne da upo-
rabbit, razen ako Sc mu dodene
naravnega ali umetno izdelane-
ga kavcuka. In cello potem bi
bill tax kavcuk uporabljiv edino-
le pri izdelovanju predmetov
"a civilno rabo, hisnih pripo-
mockov, it'd, katerih pa Sc Sc
daj ne izdeluje, ker bi bila vsa-
ka raba naravnega kavcuka po-
tratna.
Kar Sc tice dobrega kavcuka,
zlasti tajerjev in tubov, XII vse-
bujejo elasticen kavcuk, vse to
Sc je uporabilo in Sc Sc vedno
rabi pri izdelovanju move pnev-
matike "a automobile, trucke in
vsakovrstne vojaske potrebe,
ampak kavcuka slabe kakovo-
sti,~se "a enkrat ne more upo-
rabbit, in Sc ga morda ne bo mo-
glo sploh nikdar uporabiti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07

je rodilo veliko stevilo organi-
zacij "a prevoz ljudi, kar neko-
lik o olajsuje in ublazi veliko
Transporting krizo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07

Dne 30. januarja je podlegel
tezkim poskodbam, dobljenim v
kamnolomu v Elmhurst, ILL.,, Jo-
seph Shustar, star AZ let, donna
IL Primorske. Nekje v Colorado
ZapuSca sestro.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07
padno Cd Kiieva, kjer Rusi pro
dirajo skozi stare Poljsko.

V Estoniji SO Rusi Nemce vr-
gil preko reke Narove severno
in JUNO cd mesta Narve, XII lezi
g mill V notranjosti estonskega
ozemlja. Ma drugi 'front.' je
Rdeca vojska zavzela kraj Mi
zoe, XII Sc nahaja samo IS mill
Cd vitalne zelezniske proge med
VarSavo in Odeso.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07

Podprim0 horbo Amerike "a demo-
kracijo In svobodo sveta . nakupom
lvojnih bond0v in vojn0-varccyalnih
znamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07
ANTON KAUSEK

Snoci oh 1870 uri je umrl do
bro poznani rojak Anton Kau-
SEX, star 81 let, stanujoc ma 290
E. 222 St. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil IL
Zakrajskovega pogrebnega Ia
voda. Gas pogreba in druge po-
drobnosti bono poroeali jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07

U. S. letece trdnjava sedaj posuzujejo preko II
dobro opremljenh zracnh postojank bzu Fogga, TIA
, polete mad ozemlje pod nacjsko kontrolo Poses
teh baz DO omogocla kampanjo XII DO raztezala deli
kot 600 mill kot lahko vidite oznaeeno beo nijo ma
map Bombnki lahko odetijo in pristanejo ma e baze
brez da b bill posebni nevanos napada cd sovrazn
ka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-07
POGREB AGNES JURCA

Pogreb pokojne Agnes Jurca
Sc bo vrsil'v sredo oh 9. uri
zjutraj il hise zalosti, 4464 w.
.130 ST., v cerkev sy, Vida oh
10. uri in nato ma Calvary po-
kopalisce. 49,
Evening star., 1944-12-03
After-Game Trains
Have Small Crowds

Although thousands of Washing
ton football fans jammed Balti-
more bound trains for the Army
Navy game yesterday, only a COM
paratively small number returned
last night, with the balance appar-
emily remaining in the Maryland
city for the week end
Eight trains arrived at Union
Station from Baltimore and north
ern points between pm. and 8
pm, but carried about the same
number Of passengers as on an ordi-
nary Saturday night. and standees
were seen in only two trains. both
specials specifically assigned to
handle the game crowds. Few BAN
ners were in evidence but plenty of
blankets were noted. Army and
Navy officers were numerous.
The Pennsylvania Railroad oper-
ated a 14-car special train which
carried 200 standees to the game
early yesterday, and an 11-car train
followed. The Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad also reported large
volume of passengers game-bound
but officials said they had no trouble
handling returning fans. Unofficial
estimates placed the number of per-
sons going from here to the game
at between 10000 and 10000.
Evening star., 1944-12-03
Herriot Prosecutor
Sentenced 10 Death
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
PARIS, Dec. 2.-The French news
agency reported today that Angely
Angel, former regional prefect who
ordered the internment of Edouard
Herriot, French political leader, dur
ing the German occupation, had
been convicted of collusion with the
enemy. He was sentenced to death
by collaboration court at Lyon.
M. Herriot, former president of
the French Chamber of Deputies
and longtime Mayor of Lyons, now
is a prisoner in Germany.
Meanwhile Henri Lafont and
Pierre Bony, charged with being
ringleaders of a French Gestapo
during the German occupation, in
terrupted their trial in the collabo-
ration court at Paris today with
sharp attacks on each other.
They and 10 colleagues are on
trial charged with helping the Ger
mans track down French patriots.
AS Lafont pleaded ignorance or
innocence, Bony four times leaped
up and shouted, HE is lying to save
himself"
Evening star., 1944-12-03

BY the Associated Press
MUNICIPAL STADIUM. Balti-
more, Dec. 2.-ThiS was it, the Army
against the Navy at last.
Long before game time. the stands
were filled to the last inch by war
times most gaily-bedecked throng.
Everybody was there, it seemed
;. that is, everybody but President
Roosevelt
And just before the kickoff. the
10000 fans thought for minute
that the President was making be-
lated entrance.
A long black limousine rolled onto
the cindered track. Police escorted
it. One had big gun in his arms.
The car slowly cruised around the
oval and stopped in front of the
50yard boxes where NaVy's high
ranking officers sat.
Brightly dressed trumpeters took
their places beside the car. Then
the royal robe was spread at the
rear door.
Out came lne Army mule, stage
type, followed by the Navy's goat,
a real one. and the game was on.
The crowd was mainly service,
that is Army and Navy people, with
less than $4,000 tickets being avail
able to the general public. Stage
and screen people were conspicuously
absent, Comedian Ed Wynn being
one of the few of this colony to
attend.
But gold braid and stars dazzled
everywhere Gen. George c. Mar
shall, chief of staff; Gen. H. H.
Arnold, chief of Air Forces, and 1t.
Gen. Ben Lear, chief of ground
forces, sat on the Army side
Across the field in Navy boxes
were Admiral Ernest j. King, chief
Evening star., 1944-12-03

of naval operations; Admiral Will
liam D. Leahy, chief of staff, and
Admiral Jonas H. Ingram, COM
mander in chief of the Atlantic
Fleet. Admiral Ingram, eldest of
three brothers who starred on Navy
teams, was formerly director of
athletics and coach at the Naval
Academy.
The Roosevelt family was not
without representation. The Presi-
dents daughter, Mrs. John Boettin-
ger, sat in box on the Navy side.
Government officials and men,
bers Of Congress were SO numerous
that a Wag remarked the seat of
the Government had taken a seat
on the 50-yard line for the after
noon.
Among numerous mayors and
Governors present was Mayor Ber-
nard Samuels of Philadelphia, who
wanted this game for his town and
now seeks postSeaSon game fea-
turing Randolph Field, Tex, against
any opponent that can be found.
Evening star., 1944-12-03
Itures on How to See the Nations

lures on How to See the Nations
Capital"
The courses will be offered tomor-
row, Wednesday, Friday and on
Tuesday, December IL, and lectures
will take place at 7:45 pm. in the
United States Chamber of Com
merce Building, 1915 H street NV.
Organized by the Information
Service Committee of the War Hos
pitality Committee, the course is de-
signed to train guide escorts in
methods of planning, timing and
arranging transportation for tran
sient personnel who have limited
time to see Washington's historic
points of interest.
Evening star., 1944-12-03
Choral Society Plans
Messiah Presentation

The Washington Choral Society
will hold a rehearsal at 7::3O pm
Tuesday of Handels Messiah
which the group will present in Con-
stltution Hall Tuesday night, De-
cember II. The rehearsal will be
held in the music room of Central
High School, Thirteenth and Cliff
ton streets NV.
Those interested in joining the
group may apply in person at the
rehearsal, or by letter to Louis A
Potter, director, Washington Choral
Society, HOB G street NV.
Evening star., 1944-12-03
yesterday by Msgr. Patrick j. Nc

yesterday by Msgr. Patrick j. Nc
Cormick, rector Of the University.
The Most Rev. Henry P. Rohlman,
Coadjutor Archbishop of Dubuque,
Iowa, who took post graduate work
in sociology at the university and
received his masters degree in 1906,
and Lewis Guarnieri of Warren,
Ohio. who received his bachelor of
laws degree at Catholic University
in 1918, are the two alumni selected,
it was said.
Archbishop Rohlman is life
member of the Alumni Association
and Mr. Guarnieri has been active
in the Ohio chapter of the graduate
organization
Evening star., 1944-12-03

noisy places. u..-.- ~. s~.
No pushing, ~ N ''e''"'s'
pulling, and tugging at knobs, buttons.
gadgets, attracting attention, to bring
in voices and sounds SO that they are
natural to your ears.
You won't have those unbearable
noises and heavy cumbersome bat
teries when you get a properly fitted
VACOLITE. You get the BEST when
you buy VACOLITE.
FREE demonstration and VALUABLE
FREE BOOKLET, Fundamentals of
Hearing Aid Design"
Mail this AID today for Information
every hard of hearing person should
know. M. H. Stonestreet, Your Hear
ing Aid Specialist.
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ma. 9129 18th g G sts. NV.
Evening star., 1944-12-03
Volunteer Service Guides
Will Be Given Course

In an effort to coordinate the
various sightseeing tours offered to
servicemen visiting Washington and
to make such tours as inspirational
as possible, volunteer guides of local
organizations sponsoring such trips
will be given a course of four lee
Evening star., 1944-12-03
Two Catholic u. Alumni
Named 10 Trustee Board

Two alumni of Catholic Univer-
sity are included among four new
members of the Board Of Trustees
of the institution, it was announced
Evening star., 1944-12-03
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-24
Honor Marines, Navy Filters
in Navy Day Proclamation

The United States Navy
which has played leading role
in the European and Pacific the
aires of war, will be honored by
the nation this week when Navy
Day will be observed Friday in
every community of Macomb
County. The event includes the
Marine Corps, Merchant Marine
and Navy filters.
The Harry Ollrich Post of the
American Legion, Mount Glenn
ems, and the Navy Mothers Club
are actively backing the Navy
Day observance and the Navy
Mothers will hold a Tag Day in
the city Saturday.
At the request of the Amerl-
can Legion, Mayor Donald r.
Westendorf Monday issued the
following proclamation:
Navy Day will be observed
here and throughout the nation
on Friday, October 81, in patri-
otto testimony TO the brave de-
tenders of Liberty and of our
Country.
The purpose of this annual OBJ
servance is TO focus the atten-
ton of all our citizens on the
United States Navy, the Mer-
chant Marine, our Navy flyers,
and the Marine Corps, and all
their activities; to promote an
intelligent understanding of the
functions of those organizations
in peace as we'll as in wartime
emergencies and, more than all,
to give them that vocal patriotic
backing and encouragement that
is so necessary to the promotion
of high morale. 1t seems par
ticularly important this year OF
war that we at home lend them
our encouragement, particularly
with many of the sons and
daughters of our own commun-
ity participating in the Holy
Cause of Freedom.
Therefore, let us, by the OBJ
servance of this anniversary,
demonstrate our devotion to
those who have sacrificed them
selves and those others who are
willing so to do, that we may
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-24
Driver Jumps into
The Sheriff's Lap

KENYON, O.,-UP-Sheriff
Randall r. Clark didn't have to
move a step TO capture an intoxi-
Gated motorist the other day.
While Sheriff Clark was talk
ing 10 Justice Of the Peace Roy
Haudenshield at a doorway, an
automobile jumped the curb and
stopped within inches Of the two
men.
The motoriSt, Malcolm Wise
cup, As, of Hillsboro, o., was
fined Sl00.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-24
World War Vet
Gets Kick OUT
of New Stripes

FORT SILL, Okla.-(U,P-An
old hand at wearing stripes, Pvt.
Frank Roser, Battery A, 33rd
Battalion, got a new kick out of
adding stripe recently when
he was named acting corporal
at the Fort Sill Replacement
Center.
In World War I, Acting Cor
poral Roser was a first sergeant.
And for several years after that
he held the rank. He re-enliSted
in the army in 1910 and was
placed in the Enlisted Reserve
Corps in 1943. He was recalled
to active duty last May Is and
now, for the fourth time, is
taking basic training.
Roser has a son, lst Sgt. John
Russell RoSer, who has been a
prisoner Of war in a Nazi prison
camp in Italy for three and a half
years. He also has a 21-year-
old daughter.
He is SO years old, and Ros-
er's next oldest trainee in his
platoon is 10.
But" he says, "if I can teach
one man how TO keep his car
bine working, how TO throw a
hand grenade or how to dig him
self in, III feel pretty darned
good"
And the truth Of IL Is that he
probably will teach hundreds OF
men all that and much more
The men enjoy working with
Acting Corporal Roser, and he
is known as Pop" throughout
the battery.
The new lance Jack has %
years Of Army service to his
credit. He enlisted the first time
in 1916 and was in one of the
first outfits 10 arrive overseas
in the first World War. He was
at the front % months.
In a 49-day battle before Dead
Mans hill in the Argonne sec
tor, Cpl. Roser-then sergeant
took command Of 1875 men af,
ter all officers and the first
sergeant we're lost He led all
but one man back TO safety.
And we wouldn't have lost
him if l hadn't been wounded, -
he says.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-24
Blood Donor, Is,
Saves A Life

ALEXANDRIA, La. - U.p =
Last June attractive i6-year-old
Dorothy Hester caught the
dreaded sleeping sickness from
which few recover.
Her parents issued an appeal
for a blood doner who had re-
covered from the sickness
Through three long months they
waited, as their daughter became
worse and worse until her con-
dition was practically hopeless
Finally, 15-year-old Lee Muir
rell McHughes heard of the case
and came forward 10 offer his
blood. He had recovered from
the sickness in 1912.
Doctors now say that Dorothy
has every chance TO recover.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-24
'DullllbO' Is SOS
i'm Navy Lingo

NEW YORK-U.H- Dumbo,
to lovers of Walt Disney's ami
mated cartoons, means a little
pink elephant, but to Allied
pilots in the South Pacific it
may mean the difference be-
tween life and death.
Dumbo is the Navy's pet name
for the Catalina ply, a two
motored flying boat.
IF you get in trouble, don't
forget to call Dumbo," is the adj
vice given to pilots, according
to an article in the October is
sue of Flying Magazine. In such
esteem is Dumbo held that when
a man walks In the mess and
says, Steak for the Dumbo pi-
lot" he gets steak if steak is to
be had.