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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-06

PRTHAJAJO
PiSe Frank Kerze

AJAJO
ampak &c nina sredstev, nina
moGi. "a las je manjkalo, da nj
so Nemci zavzeli vsega-mogo-
ce "a vrednost napredka enega
samega leta. Leta 1889 so tako
hoteli pluvati ma Rusijo, ko je
Ia sprejela premirje Hitler
iem, cetudi je vsak dobro vedel,
da ie Russia storila to samo, da
resi- sebe. Ce bi ne bilo tistega
premirja, tiste dozdevne zveze z
Hitlerjem- bi ne bio danes Ru-
size vec. Zakaj V tisti dobi je
Russia hitela in pripravljala,
ker je vedela in cutila, kaj prl-
de. Hitler je dobro vedel, kaj
hoce-vedeli so tudi Rusi. In
oogodba nj bila drugega, kakor
da Sc dene drzava, narod, ali
kakor hocete imenovati, ma led,
koder caka, da pride ma vrsto
in da Sc ga PORE oh prvi prili-
XII.
Bratie moi, celih trideset
let smo zasledovali to veliko l.
gro zivljenja, vedno upali, a z
upanjem je bill vedno strah V
srcu, da Sc INA le mogoce tako
ctIniti, de ne DO prav. &c vam
pravim, da smo danes, kakor
7riskajocc jutro, polno zarie in
sonca boste vedeii, razumeli,
zakaj je to.
Rusi prihajajo.
So ze nalomili meje rumun-
ske. tiste meje, XII nacenjajo
Balkan. Ljudstvo rumunsko Sc
Jim ne DO upiralo. Cemu pa?
2umunija, Ogrsixa in Poljska
SC bile tri drzave, ki SO bile vse-
skozi rokah aristokracije in
plemstVa. I'll SO Cdirali in izko-
q. ;scali revne ljudi, da je bila V
,eh dczelah~ TAXA z&ostalost, ia
"a revscina v sredi naravnega
2ogastva, da Sc je cloveku-ne
:mililc, ampak studio.
Rumunija pojde, kakor hi po-
.egnil. teter. Pride ma vrsto @
grska. Pesem DO tista. In Boil
farija? V Berlinu pripravljena
n v Berlinu dresirana vladna
llika DO izginila "a vselej.
Rusi prihajajo in narodi ju.
?cslovanski jo kcmaj cakajo
Tojne sile narodnega junaka I'll
a Sc bodo strnile z rusko voj,
3ko in - kje bodo Nemci tl
Iaj? V Jugoslaviji gotovo ne. TX
Sc pravi: ce jih DO kaj, bodc
>od zemljo, cod vodo, V brez
lrih in prepadih-na povrsini
:cder solnce size in trava zele
ii, gotovo ne.
Mi smo delali precej kraVal;
n ronlavSa po Ameriki. Prece
enarja je slo v te namene il
Sc skupai je bilo-milo recen'
-odVeG. Cd prvega zacetk
EN- lxazal ma to, da &c pride ka
oErega "a mas in mas marco
e DO to IL Amerike niti Angli
e. Edlno Rusija je tista, XII me
e pIinesti nam, cesar rabimt
! Rusi jo dobimo vse, brez RI
lie smo tam, koder sno bill O.
, selej: igraGka velikih, mocni
Il spretnih rok.
Rusi ,prihajajo.
:. 7godovina Sc ponavlja. N
{ 7obesedno, ampak samo V prir
ipih. nj Sc sedemdeset let O
ega, ko SO ruske armade kors
za!e znaagovito 20 Balkanu. Ps
dale sostrdnjave pred mimi
: 7se je izgledalo, da bo Rusij
- agospodovala tam.
prometno omrezle. Hitlerie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-06

rebuje suovne in memo prometno omrezje HitIerjev
ultimatum in obenem napad e bill ze pogodbi sami,
ker e zahteva prost prehod skoz ugosoyansko zemlo
in da Sc Jugoslavija pridruz oziroma, da sodeluje
Nemcio vojni prot Rusiji in Angj Ta zahteva naci
jew je ba s2b krsitev suvelenost Jugoslovan-
ski narod je ar cez noe znase pred a!ternativo
motna predaa ali castna smt In narod je odgovoril
akci in fassticno navdahnJeni vladni kiki: ras srt
s to odoctvo je narod resil sebe in svoe poomce
mote kaptuacije sprejel pa je klz kaerega sta ga
pribila okupator in domaca izdajca I
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-06
Louis F. Truger:
Louis F. Truger:
RESUME TRILETNE TRAGEDIJE
UZNIH SLOVANOV

'Bilo je potrebno, da Sc je preio potoke drago-
Gene narodove krv bo je potrebno da deset tsocl
ma ibolSih sinov naroda polOzil sVOja zWJenJa ma
oltar domovne dvoletnem neenakem boju soVraznl-
kom da kOnCnO prodere svet resnica aktualnl sltua
ciii Jugoslavij . Morda nj nikdar poprej tako NAL
na1od placa tako vsoko zato da preprica sVet,
da je vs kr prelita Jugoslavji n ena lastna ki.
Boil naSega judstva in MEGA briljantni uspeh kate
re e doseglo ma bojnh pojanah ustvarili po-
goje XII potrebni da ljudsvo uspe svoiih zc-
lah in nadi "a svobodno resniCno demokraticno,
bratsko, federativ,!o Jugosl:,vjo'-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-06

Tragedija Jugoslovanskega naroda, ki je pricela
dine 27 1941 e tako duso preresujoca da covek
dobiti plimelnih besed, ki bi moge zadostno
opsati gora in tispcee nuke, katere mora sto
tisoci presta samozao ker osta zVest domovni in
svom plincipOm. Noben drug narod kakor Slovan, ne
liub svoie zemlje tako goreco in veko lubeznijo.
Menu nj do bogastVa do d agh kovn in biserov; ME
goVa dsa negoVo srce, da, negoVo bistVo odra
ia zeml, katero obdeluje prahu in znOju sVOJega
cbaza. On ljubi svojo m2ter-zemljo bo ko samega
sebe, boil ko svOjo dzino, bolj nego drugo sVe
tu jo ubi takm ognjem in strastjo da e priprav
lien neno OBJ ambo dati svoJe zivenje In ia velika,
ubezen do svoje iodine Crude je drzala razbGan,
rizan in razeleSen jugOsoVanski narOd pli zvljenju
dolga lea, ko sta ga soVrazni u in soVraznk
tOmacin, bcala in krizaa, menec bolece in tu
obne vzGhe, kaere trgai in ruvali IL Vavece duse
bic in satansk stroll aznika in domacega raba Ko
je bill do sn11ti zejen dali zolca in mu
nal esiha ko ga e pretresa mlaz, ga virgil lesene
kolibe ter mu p:lzgali baEjo da mu e svea pot il te
doline plegan anih in zasuznjenih. Kljub Vsem
recloveskm teesrm in duseVnim mukam pa je narod
od enega korca jugos-avije do dlugega, stn sam
gas in svet je slisa nJegovo himno spontanem odme
MoritWi Te sautamus- -umirajoci TIE pozdravljam
matt zeml ja-domovina Jugoslavija!
nOCi od 26.-27. marca ]e Odloclla usoda Jugo-
slavie Reakca, faSistcno navdahnena cncarska vada
regenta Pava katera e podpisaa pakt Hitlerjem je
bia stmOgav jena in general SimOVc e pOstaVil mia
doetnega Petra alien Jugoslavije. Ljude, XII uprzo
rli in zvedl nekrvavo revolcijo dobro vede da bo
Hitler napadel Jugoslavijo; vedel tudi da Sc Jugo-
savija DO mogla dogo uspesno braniti mocnega
vaznka in da bosta dezea in narod postaa Hitlerev
plen, kakor postale zapadne drzave oh Rokavskem
zaivu vedel udi da DO Jugoslavija della usodo
Fosko in vede so; da bo Hitler ulesncil svoj pro-
gram 'uncenja juznih Sloyanov,' kakor ga je poda
svoj knjig "Men Kampf kljub temu pa je jugoslo-
vanska armada postavila bran Faktcno stane jugoslo
vanske armade je blo pod vsako ritiko reakcio
vtada ozroma Wade MISC dost brigale &c ina
da m0delno orozje ali Posledica e bia, da e bila
voska, 10 e udrl Hitler Jugoslavijo brez modernega
orozja-ca je lie stare in zastareo orozje in Sc tega
ne zadostnem stevilu En- mionska armada koje mo-
rala in vonost odpora prot Hteru je bila izbona, b
bila ahko prece zadzaa nemske horde &c b bila
imela moderno opremo tanke in zrakopove. Generalni
stab nj incl nobenh nacltov obrambe in vendar blo
asno da bo Nemeija napadla Jugoslavjo ker po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-06

ma vztok Je Vendar drzala pre-
ko Balkana. Pritisnila je An
gliia, XII Sc je bala yglede Dafda-
mel, kakor da ina ona kaj opra-
viii tam. In Francija in vse, kar
je lezlo in gibalo, je udarilo in
prisililo Rusijo, da se je umak-
Mia, da je odnehala.
Danes nj Avstrije, nj Francis
ie, nj tiste Anglije-Rusija ina
svobodno pot. Nikdo vec ne mo-
re zaustaviti ruske sile. Tukaj
je in zmagovito prihaja.
Hitlerjeve armade padajo. V
nckoliko dneh bono docakali
velik O presenecenje. Stvar je
MANFRED ia: Rusi napredujejo.
Nemci Sc umikajo. Ampak prav
dolgo ne pojde to. z vsakim
dnem postaja polozaj Nemcev
tezji in bolj nevaren. &c Sc ne
unaknejo pravocasno, bodo Ia
jeti in uniceni.
Rusi prihajajo.
Gledam karte in kar nekako
mi nece iti il glave, da jo bodo
udarili kar ma Budapesto. To bi
potem zamasilo vsa pota, kar
jih drzi iz Balkana Nemcijo.
Res je Sc par zeleznic, XII veze-
jo Jadran, ampak priti do njih
nj prav lahko. To Sc pravi: med
mimi in Balkanom nj prave I'VE
Ze.
Rusi prihajajo.
&c jih je kdo vessel, smo jih
vesei mi in nasi bratje V start
domovini. Postavili so Sc po ro-
bu Hitlerju in njegovim arma-
dam in cd tedaj Sc bijejo krva-
Vi boji z mimi. Nemci Sc mascu-
jejo in koljejo ma debelo.
Ampak dolgo ne bodo. Sc
malo, pa Sc bodo obrnili nozi.
Pod kroglami strojnih pusk DO
lezal nekdo drugi. In na vejah
in drogovih bodo ;bingljali tisti,
XII so Sc vceraj odlocevali kdo O.
stane xiv in kdo DO mrtev.
Emo pa bi rad narocil bratom
V start domovini: ne bodite pre-
doDri, kakor je nasa navada ali
boljse: slabost. Pospravite z
zadnjim Nemcem in Italijanom,
ga maj DO velik ali majhen, do
Der ali slab, tax ali tax. Tenn
ljudem nj verjeti, Sc mani, da
bi jim kdo zaupal. Enkrat v par
tisoc letih pride prilika, kakol
je danes, ko prihajajo Rusi. II
take prilike nj, da bi clovek "a.
mudil.
'Rusi prihajajo. In prihajajc
med brate, XII so jih vredni. Kje
% zapadni evropski narodi da.
nes? Lepo molce in cepe po ko
tin ter delajo, kakor jim uka
zujejo-Nemci. Ne pa tako juz
nj Slovani. Kakor en- MOI so ST
E.Drli in cd tedaj-kaj hi rekel
to res nj boj, ampak klanje, k
ne poZna nobene srednje poti
Da so Sc drugi narodi uprli, ka
l1or so Sc nasi-kdaj bi bilo X
Nemca konec.
Rusi prihajajo in prinasaj'
luc, svobodo, mir in neodvis
most, ne "a par let, ampak Ii
VSeleJ. LakaJ Vedlte, da tlstl, X
so morili do danes, ne bodo nj
, kdar Iec, her jih ne bo.
Prilika nasega naroda je, d
ic nj bilo in je ne DO. Primorje
Koroska, Stajerska, zapadna Q
grska-vse pride lahko mas
roke. Tisti, XII SO bill do dane
, tam, bodo bezali, da Sc bo pra
Silo "a njihovimi petami. Ma
mas ne briga, kan pojdejo, XII
bodo. Kdo je pa vprasal mas i
naSc brate?
Nekatere rnalo skrbi, kaksn
bo ohlika Wade m ID juznin
; zSloYani. Meme ne. Narod, XII S
zna boriti tako, kakor SO Sc be
rili nasi, zrnore Vse resitve. Jl
Evening star., 1944-07-16

ozed borey ducked the oek ok Of four op doe
the zeros coming They fo ond the bomber mped
back to Of the New Guineo
Then onother out and the pilot eoed for After
thought the opening chute hod eked his body opo Set no
onde toll with cutting edge Six hours shouting ond pistol
shooting brought the together the ground hod bod
onkes from the But morning ored the theedy
udee ot fo brought them book bosewhee nobody
to them oeon
See onoe offended St. Johns High School before he
poyed GreenbeIt Md sheet meo worker He enlisted the
Army before Peo orbor His wfe Lucy Povnoe
resides with his porents.
This Of Of portroi of decorated fighting by
Newman Sudduth OF The Stor's ort oH
Evening star., 1944-07-16

parachute eop from his battered bomber into the New Guineo
Jungle ond doy struggle book to bose bit OF the Southwest
Poetic boke Set PonoIe brought home with him lost
fuoueh There mony other close coils the s.
oeonst the Jop including the Wewo New Guneo rod Of
September l5 which he the Distinguished Flying Cross But
they stop the IS yeor old oombo from applying for fighter
pilot tronne before his eove up here.
the sereeont told his poent Mr. ond Mrs. John
Povno 242O LEnfont squoe SE hot show but less
The bomber home otter odne formation tho destroyed
enemy ground ond knocking down three Zeroes the
ensuing bottle.
deeply etched Seret PoinoIes tho
Koveng eond which ended the chute
eophs first Eight Zeros hod jumped the lone bomber turned
disappeared the bomber fought book But No
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
i. :. Rests Case
In Fraud Trial

The government rested its case
today in the war fraud trial be-
fore Federal Judge O'Brien Of two
men charged with manipulating a
war contract to their advantage.
SIX government witnesses testi-
fled against Clifford A. Mcdaniel,
Is, Of 4461 Seyburn, a Canadian
citizen. and Paul r. Stevens, IS,
1871 Collingham, partners IN the
Mcdaniel Engineering Co. and the
Mcdaniel Tool Co, both located
in Royal Oak
They accused the two men OF
farming out a subconstract for
airplane parts. paying Sab. and
then representing TO the original
contractor, the Bell Aircraft Co..
that the cost was S1,716
Stevens was 10 take the stand
as the first defense witness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
Case
Goes TO Jury

A circuit court jury today is 10
decide whether Harry Miller, p,
accused of driving through a red
light and Killing three persons IN
another car, is guilty of involun-
tary manslaughter.
The victims were Edgar Defer,
his wife. and their. son, Lawrence,
,. Of Garden City. Their daughter,
Barbara, ), was seriously injured
Miller, who denied he had been
commended that as he
crossed the intersection on an am
her light, the Defer car, coming
toward him on Telegraph. sud
denly Swevved in front Of him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30

seekers from storming into Nc
Leans room after it was learned
he was throwing bills out his
window as though they were con-
fettl
And he VIII always have warm
spot in the hearts of some OF the
hotel employees he tipped so
fabulously the bellhop who got
ST 600 in cash. The room clerk who
was given $500 in silver the tele-
phone operator 10 whom he gave
$500 in quarters because he liked
her efficiency, the elevator oper-
ator who received check for
$1,000 and the chamber maid who
was rewarded with 100 81 bills
for making up his room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
Army Day Celebration
In Detroit Cancelled

Plans for the usual Detroit OBJ
sevance of Army Day, April 6,
have been Cancelled, il was an
nounCed today, in accordance with
a war department ruling banning
participation in the celebration by
army personnel 10 prevent inter-
ference with training and produc-
tlpn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30

Harry F. Mclean, the multi
millionaire who likes 10 see
peoples faces light up when he
hands them a fistful OF money,
today was packing his bags in the
Prince Edward Hotel, Windsor 20
60 elsewhere and spread his sun
shine
In his fantastic wake Windsor
residents are telling how he gave
away $4,000 Of which $4,000 was
thrown from his fourth floor room
70 the crowd Of people who waited
IN the rain-swept street below
The Windsor police viii rcmem-
Der him as the man who gave
them 4 check for 5000 for their
police burial fund
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
$4,000 Showers Windsor

her a check for $1,000 to be used
for the rearing of her two young
children.
The only thing that could tar
niSh the reputation of the already
legendary philanthropist IS the
rumored reluctance of mis- bank to
cash the checks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
50 900 TO WIDOW

And Mrs. John Jay. widow Of
army corporal Who was
killed in Italy won't forget tho
white haired old man who gave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
POLICE CALLED IN

The management of the Prince
Edward Hotel viii recall how It
had 70 call in the police 70 keep
the excited crowd Of money
The sub., 1944-10-28
To Two. Electric Boat Benedict ArnOlds'
From a Union Man

This space is dedicated James (Benedict Tagger and John (Benedict) DeFanti.
 The SUB is strictly labor paper but I'd like to the open letter the two boys wrote in the Co., News kidding anyone at the Electric Boat Com pany because we've all met people like before We had example of "Benedct Taggert when he led few men yard try to break ske while ten thousand out the street fighting for their rights We fighting for labor fighting to make decent living for our families fighting Electric Boat who has been stepping all over labor fighting for decent labor relations with agement.
 We also had an example of Benedict" DeFanti who after the S.ME.U. General Assembly meeting voted inousy to go strike handed in his resignation Union representative along with several other Ectrc Boat Ben nies who wasn't loyal to the who trusted in him to represent them in the SMEU. I remember at Labor Management meeting few months ago when "Ben DeFanti had the floor and suggested that should st few out of the yard I'd like to say that very happy at this time to DeFanti sed out of Union.
 Who are you two try to buck the American Fedora ton Labor largest labor organization in the world organization that has done for the working than labor organization in the world? You're drinking your poison you're trying hold back the progress of your fellow workers labor wasn't organized, we'd all probably be working good deal than nine hours day for probably 40c to soc per hou ess Remember you're both still working Now than ever before it necessary that labor be united and organized to ourselves of Union and decent working conditions in postwar obs for servcemen we'll ourselves
 DAVE TELAGE
 Victory Yard Welder
 S4-5O1
The sub., 1944-10-28

the last ladder. than to try to get to the stern on the ground. You see shaft tubes, anchors and an chor housings, air bottles, and various foundations dropped in- discriminatory between the boats months before they are to be in- stalled, to be stumbled over, fallen over, and generously cursed. The worst menace of all seems to be the lead ballast. It is no fun to stub a corny toe on an eighty pound bar of lead, or to twist an ankle trying to get past a dozen or so bars directly in the only available path. I have seen lead brought down and left scattered around a full six weeks before the lead boxes were ready. Of course there is bound to be a certain amount of congestion where the boats are SO close together, but 1t could be reduced greatly and would result in fewer accidents and greater efficiency. A good slogan for the Safety Drive could be, Let's clean up the mess un- der the boats"
 Relocation of the relief stations along the waters edge, so that river water will be underneath at all times. not just at high tide. This would almost eliminate that unwholesome stench in the sum- mer months.
 A louder warning signal on the overhead cranes. With a chipper ripping it off close by, the present bells often cannot be heard at all.
 Wide steps, similar to those go- ing down into the plate shop, for the last 60 or 70 feet into the side entrance to the ''blocks." This is hazardous place when wet and icy.
 Some genuine cooperation be- tween the two shifts in regard to the work to be done. Referring back to Item 1, I'm sure the sec- ond shift foreman could use the advise.
The sub., 1944-10-28

A cleaning up of the discOur- aging mess beneath and between the boats. Sometimes it is easier and safer to climb the ramp, walk down the top staging and go down
The sub., 1944-10-28
Changes I'd Like To
 See il the Main Yard

A sharp reduction in the number of supervisors chewing the fat out in front of the boats they supposed to be supervising mechanics the boats, they should spend most of their time those boats if certain individuals should feel uncomfortable about it.
 daily inspection of all stagings and ladders and not from the ground either Often requires dangerous stretch ing to get onto staging from ladder. Sometimes you get surprise party when going down ladder in the form foot of it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-25
Rules Relaxed
On Liquor Sales
Map by Times stan Artist; May rs. II

LANSING, May IS - Further
relaxation in the purchase OF
liquor from SID stores was an
nounced today by the Liquor Con-
troll Commission.
Immediately effective. service
men viii be able 10 buy liquor by
presenting their furlouGh papers
or official passes punched. Here
tofore they have been required 10
present ration cards,
The commission also ordered
that customers no longer wiii-be
required TO sign purchase slips.
Colncidentally the tenth punch
on ration cards will become valid
June | through June 30 Current
suspension OF rationing for all
alcoholic beverages with the ex-
ceptlon Of whisky also Will con-
tlnue through June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-25
Red Front
Still Quiet

MOSCOW, May Is INS)--An
ominous lull continued TO prevail
today on the eastern front. in
terrupted only by local clashes on
the lower Dnestr and in the
Stanislawow sector of old Poland
with repeated German counter
attacks repulsed in both areas.
Some 400 enemy dead Uttered
the battlefield northwest of Tiras-
pol after Soviet artillery and
machine gun crews smashed five
successive counterthrusts by the
Germans along the lower Dnestr.
In addition, 20 Nazi tanks and
four mobile guns were knocked
out, together with three armored
cars and SIS vehicles.
The communique which an
nounced no significant changes
told also Of warships Of the Black
Sea fleet sinking a German sub
marine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-25
0PA Wins Fight
On Liquor Price
TOdaB's
War Map;

In the first decision Of its kind
in the country Federal Judge
Picard today upheld the right of
the OPA 10 regulate liquor prices.
The ruling was made on a mo-
ton 10 dismiss an injunction
brought by the OPA against John
Jatros, owner of the Rosedale
Show Bar, 1922 Grand River. who
was accused of selling liquor and
beer above ceiling prices.
Under the powers granted
OPA through the President we
believe the OPA has the right
TO regulate the price OF liquor
as we'll as the price Of shoes or
anything else" Judge Picard's
opinion stated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-25
16Wdr Funds
Cut 66oo

WASHINGTON. NAV - ms
The House appropriations COM
nittee approved today now
mpply bill carrying Sl032 SIS }67
or Is federal war agencies in the
lew n>cal year scarcely more
han onc-thrd the amount voted
or The same purpose a year ago
Indicating p dovuv ard trend
rom the peak on overall W4l
INpen dItureS, the committee S
recommendations fen 81 7S60u1-
200 below the FUNDS appropriated
or the 1914 fiscal wear.
The committee also sl8Shcd
The budget bureau request ioI
he 1915 fiscal year rs nearly
rs. 100000. holding that the econo-
MES suggested coutd easily be
put into effect
Largest cut made by the econ.
nly-mindcd committee. " hIC h
sontralS The governments purse
strings. was 100000 from The
War Shipping Administration S
>les for S5503500O0 The de-
trcase was based on "thc unCer-
ainty Of a number Of factors of
Expense
The Office of War Information
receiving A pat on the back 10y
he committee for the first time.
leverthelCSS underwent IT'S uSutl
tedustion IN fundS--this time
IS. 364. 900.
owl was praised by the com
nittee for operating within the
philosophy prescribed by Con-
sreSS" during the past year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-25
Caterer Enjoined
From Hours Violation

Fred r. Prophet. operator of
the Fred B. Prophet Catering Co,
is today permanently enjoIned
from any further violation Of the
Wage and Hours Act. The injunc-
ton. issued yesterday by Federal
Judge Picard, was consented to by
the defendant.
Prophet, who operates so
branches throughout the state en-
ploying 5000 workers, has his
main place of business in the
Fisher Building. He was accused
of working his help in excess of
40 hours a week without overtime
compensation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-25
Widow Loses
Suit for BODY

MT, CLEMENS. May 25 In a
case for which there is no prece-
dent in Michigan's legal annals,
Circuit Judge Noe ruled today
that the body of George Still. 80,
who died Monday at st. Clair
Shores, should be buried by his
mother in Traverse City.
The ease arose when Mrs. Ber-
nice Still, estranged widow of the
deceased, tried TO claim the body
for burial in Muskegon where she
now resides. The court ruling
gave Mrs. Isabel Hoy, mother of
Still, the right of disposal of the
body because of often repeated
expressions of Still that he be
buried in Traverse City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-25
Police Hold $50 Cars
For Faulty Brakes

LANSING, May 25-Detroit
police have impounded $50 cars
and sent 1913 motorists 10 court as
a result of faulty brakes during
the current state safety drive
Maxwell Halsey executive secre-
tary of the state safety commits
sion, said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-25
toydngFa||s
To Japanese

SAN FRANCISCO. May IS
(UP)-Loyang, key Chinese base
and ancient capital of China in
Honan Province, was occupied by
japanese troops Thursday, Radio
Tokyo said today.
The Japanese broadcast said the
Chinese stronghold fell in less
than 20 hours since the opening Of
wholesal eoffenSive.
More than 1000 Chinese troops
were killed. Tokyo claimed. and
more than 1000 taken prisoner.
1.-THE military significance Of
LOyang's fall Is indeed mani
fold" Tokyo said.