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Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
Calvary Methodist Church
/. {. Werner, s. 7. M. Minister

|. {. Werner, s. T. M. Minister
Sunday. Octuh.i
ln.n" a. tn Chuch s,cluoI John
Wilkins. Superintendent car rror-
.:uiz. 1T -rHoo h;,- q place. for you.
C"n". j"Im TIA" crowds atteudtus "Ir
-rhuul
.Iunior Cmuch, Mis- Margaret Sauu-
G"r~. bead, AZ. uull al dilt,>rd WuI-
hip and activity t"r rhlldrn t".tWrrn
III" ag"S ut 3 aud l". Leave yo'rr child
~ nm department Whit. Au,I "tJ"nd
the churrh Wut hil, >'INlr,..
II 20" H ri. Noiuu@ Wor~hip
World Wtoo C"um1or"u viii t,. "h-
..l>.i 10 the !.ulni'- ...rNtc".
t."n ~ Nuuth 4, elbow. N.u
~" IT, 'u tN.n."a Wor-hr. Scr
a'"n hN ~ NHnat.u. I'm. ~ahhali
christians"
Ita>,r Nicotine W,da. day 1T 80
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Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
continued fl'C


hU6 900 government bond holders
demand careful consideration in
tIN writing
Thr secretary declared that in
no rv"nt should tax reductions
next year 90 beyond $1,000 900 900.
Republican Demands
In advance of NinSOn'S appear
:ncr Republican tax leaders vote
rd Demands Tor more substantial
reductions than they expected the
administration to present
The Republicans want slash of
- least 20 per cent across the
hoard on income levies. They tied
10 their plan demand for re-
trenChment in federal expendi-
lures. Representatives KnutsOn of
Minnesota, senior ways and means
Republican. said
"Of course il should he under
stood We can only lower taxes as we
reduce expenditures of the gov
rrnnrnl The two are INSOFAR
able"
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
The Avenue Methodist Church
Nv dTTK F1tTsOH, Q. D, MlnTster
SundaN. Oct0hcr


".l5 =. m Session of Tn. Church
school Eall> Day service IN all tn.
drIartnf' MT. New series of lessons.
l"I are invited to tnrol
~ %" ~ Morning Worship.
"rid Communion Sunday Th, sac
IHnrni "i tho Lords Surpcl wul h.
cri"hr:itrd i memorial in memory
~ Mr&. \ l.. Nrtun viii To-. dcdicaicd.
Va IhNIl"tI"u T." membership viii h,.
extended
6.@H y. m The Methodist Youth
Fellowship Opening meeting Nll
young p""pl" ar" Welcomed
~" =. IA Evening Worship and
sermon Suhirct The Signs ON tho
lioad An iufurunI service sixty
minutes ia h.mplh
Monday ut so y. m The Chris
'lHn Workers school
Tn...daH az 80 p. IN Thr Susan
urh Wesley CiIrlr
Wodn"sday IT 80 y. m Monthly
ntrotms Of Tie 'uiur Eihl, ClasscS
Thursday ~ 20 D. m. -Midwcok
S"rvic". Eoulth i'm thu series of "Thc
I.uc ami Tim,.. Of lnroh"
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
Pilgrim Holiness Church
South East Front Street
Charles w. Baker, Pastor
Sunday. October :

.NUnuHN, VClONOr
":45 a m sunday school Hubert
iaS%Wat"rS. superintendent
u %" Il. IN Preaching
"n y. M. Musical. Song and Praise
A.un y. III. -l'r,arhin@.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 30 O'clock.
We want to inVit" you to our ser
vice.; ais" our Sunday school. We have
rlt>s"$ fur all HrrS.
Special Invitation to those who 80
to no church school. We invite YOU.
com" With us. get acquainted viii
nur fine group Ci boys and girls and
cudly teachers. Parents could not do
u nuilrr thing for their children then
ecud or hrInS them to Sunday school
Awards are given to each worker
Work -
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
REPUBLICANS SAYF. D. r. INFL LUENCED
LOAN MADE BY JOHN HARTFORD
tcOnlinued from first pageD

TIL" loan was made to help Eli
OFT linanc" Il Texas radio chain.
Young Roosevelt testified that he
arranged the telephone conversa-
tion between his father and Hart
ford. concerning it, But versions
differ on what Was said The Re
puhlicnnS contend that Mr.. Roose-
welt assured" Hartford il was a
good proposition. The testimony
from Elliott, however quoted the
late President as saying:
"luu know my policy with re-
card to all you boys. You are on
your own and your propositions
must stand on their own two feet
without any relationship to me. |
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
CHURCHES IN MILFORD
The Presbyterian Church
The Church on the FlI4a''
Rev. John M. DeChdnt. Minister

Sunday. pctoh,r
o.'a -. IA Sunday school Nr-. j
IT. ';uidur. Superintendent
ll'"h ~ Worship and SERMON
World Wld'' Communion. Sermon top
rr. "rlr Nuli,In4 Cnu.l Heal. SUI
t,r.n@ Wotld
Ib" ,lon NH eue uno..r rh,. III
l,,tfor "i VI. T. ", hjnana
81" J.. ma luuu@ I',uIIr'e Society y
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
T. c. Collins English
Setter Wins Trophy

CCou'mnrd from t.r' P.."t
East and to place winner in the
Greater Pittsburgh is The ambition
OF every dog owner in the country.
The SETTER. . years old has had
Iv" wins in The Kent County
Shooting Doc Association ana was
schrdulcd to run at Marlboro. near
Wa Shin@ton. -. e.. last Sunday.
Mr. collins had not at press time.
been told ol the results Of this
runin& This coming Sunday
cap. as ho is called 10y his proud
owner. i'll participate in The South
Jersey meet at Mrdford
1t will soon hc the season ful
tlose good homruIad" pumpkin
pes like mother used to make
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
First Baptist Church
Not to he Minrtrrrd I nto. Iint To Ministr
Rev. leon c. Nelson. Pastor

NWNNIN- O0IWN-
lo.oo ~. "a Eih} .'choh W. an
I-uG r,W graded l.~suu.- .I"ru ul'
aroWiu- aud ;uin& I'h!c school Tho.
t3nIi, -. superintendent.
II 90 a. M NuIulup W"l~hp Mos
age. I'u,tin@ Ou Clll.t." Tu. I."ld,
Supper Will h" oh~.r>,d
G.fo y. ri Boy and Grl~ club
Junior Iiirh Fellow iIp and I:apti@,
curh Fellowship Groups VIII lurcl
80 l. IA. lut"rmal ."u" >.r>ic. and
ENrul't. W"r~hlr N'":n"". "I;rIi,
tlu salvation
Muudt>. >.oo = m l:llr S.hou
Officers and Troc'cr~ u.c,tine.
Wc,iu, ~daN. N.no y "a. l'ra>rr Hu,
EIi.l study ltrlu.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
SECRETARY VINSON URGES S BILLION
INCOME TAX SLASH FOR NEXT YEAR

M first pageJ
Representative Reed of New
York, chairman of the House Re-
publican tax study committee. es-
timated the 20 per cent cut would
ease individual burdens by 81
800 ,000.000 to $4,000 900 900.
Tax Liabilities
Ninson said tax liabilities for
the calendar year 1916 under pres
ent law are expected to total $332, :
500 900 900.
a $4,000 ,000, 600 reduction would
put 1876 revenues at $21 800 900. :
600. This compares with the 1914
tax collection peak of $46.500. 600
600 and pre-war collections run
ming about $4,000. 900 900.
NinsOn did not go into budgetarv
needs of the government for the
l947 fiscal year beginning July |.
1916, but he previously had said
the postwar budget, in his opinion
would exceed $25 900 900 600 War
time annual expenditures shot up
toward the 100000 900 600 mark.
The country weekly" observes
Major Brett. would seem an ex-
cellent field for men who need tc
forget the stress and strain of bat
tie. The bustling healthy atmOs
phere of rural life. the beauty o
the changing seasons. and tn,
neighborly spirit of farm folks car
do any returning soldier a lot o
good
While the Army makes no at
tempt to train men specifically fo
rural journalism, every man inter
ested in sue ha career is given al
possible help while he is patien
here"
In the AAF hospitals huge prin
shop. Technical Sergeant Robert j
Bryson, Waynesville y. G.. aid
soldier patients in getting out til
"Convalescent Chatter" week.
newspaper of the hospitals fiv
units. Patients may also study ty
Biography, typesetting. photoltho
) graphy, and photography. Furthe
. instruction is available in featur
writing, modern news reporting
business law, state and federal gov
ernment. and studies in rural sc
ciety. all offered by the Unite
States Armed Forces Institute.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05

Stephen Draper. 3rd Engineers.
1 $. Merchant Marine, spent the
week end with his parents Mr. and
Mrs George H. Draper. Jr Steve
has jusI returned from u months
trip to IlHvanna
n T
Sergeant Roland II. Stayton has
received an honorable discharge
He returned September Il from 33
months overseas duty in the Medi-
Icrrancun Theatre Of War. serving
III the Twelfth Air Force lie is
lie ,nn OF Mr. and Mrs Thomas y.
"taytun Of near Milford
A~
Jaine" G.. IInlzmurllcr. S. | Z.
wrIlr" that hi ship. the t. S $.
Di0ny sua has arrived in Tokyo
BAY tie states that il is a very
inplcaaivt- sight 10 see the mighty
Iiett which is anchored in the har-
bon. and also 10 see the American
flaps MIN" over the Jap forts.
Andrews Field, Md. Pie Alex
t'ivaroSy. IS Church street, Mil
ford. has been h0mOrably discharg-
cd from the Army and left the sep
:irhtiOn center here last week. Pfc
l'JNaroay. who is 80 years Old was
an airplauc mechanic and was last
stationed 1T Boiling Field ID. G.
AT
September -, l945. Lieutenant
olonrl Marvel Wilson. A., hus-
band of Margaret Grier Wilson OF
I'll Sirath Haven Avenue, Swarth-
more. Pennsylvania was honorab-
l} discharged today from the Army
Air Forces at the Separation baSt
ia Rofntlus Army Air Field, Michi
an On leave from the Presiden
cits Of the Marvel CONSTRUCTION
company and the Wilson Coal anC
supply Company. and as Director
Oi the First National Bank o
Media. Lieutenant Colonel Wilson:
laSt duties i'll the Army were tha
Of Executive Officer at Romulu,
Army Air Field. Michigan. He vii
take over his duties once NOR,
shortly after he arrives at hi
home
n JET
Greensboro. y. {. r 1 Harold +
BriInrr OF 20G Truilt avenue. Mil
ford. was awarded his hOn0rabl
discharge here last Friday. at i'm
prrSSivc ceremonies officially sep
.;tratlns him from the Army All
Forces. The operation of this post
under he command Of Colonel Pau
\. Mounts, one OF Il network con
dncted by the Army Air Force
Personnel Distribution Command
progressed and prepared him for
sptrdy r"iurn to civilian life Will
at this post for only short time
he WAS offered Il large field of rec
reatl0nal activities. while await
ing his honorable discharge Ser\
inE with HE Eighth Air Force i
the European Theatre, + Brine
waS overseas 3G of his s. month
in the Army.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05

The belief that it increased the
butter content of milk led to the
naming of the buttercup. 1t grows
only on sound. dry, old pastures
which afford the best food for
COWS
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05

With the end Of gas rationin2
many an old jalopy doomed 10 20
to 10 some grave yard has received
reprieve, and a coat OF paint ana
again Is threatening If" and limb
On the highways.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
First Independent Church
marshall Street
Rev. c. W. Taylor. Pastor

rev. . w. TdyTUT, FastoF
Sunday, October
"a D. M sunday ScnouI.
30 y. IN m-ircHchinG
: IN y. C'hildrcu's Scrvic"
Il y IN ENHn"rllStjc Services
Tuesday Chlldlrn's Service 700 p
m: Eallr study. 7.l5 y. m.
Friday Childrcu'S Service 100 y
m: Prayer and Praise Service, 7.lj
y. m
thu pastor.
\ Ch,i'tiHu w,lrolr" awaits Won
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
st. Johns X. {. Church
Rev. Leonard a. Ra0a ]. Rector

Rev. Leonard a. Fa0l :. RtCtOT
S@udaN. pct"l'rr
Milford. - Johns thurcIi, . n m
S"aford. St Mar!'s Church. $. 9:3'
/. IN
Echohoth. st. Fdrnond's Church, L
I. IA
Fort Saulshury. $ a. m.
Icth;utN I;rHrh Camp. 30 a. IN
Confessions I;'iutr Mas
E.ligiouS instruction Nf"r Mass
Holy Day ana other services as an
pOuur.d
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
The Church Of God
Second and Washington Streets
Rev. w. Edwin Tuil. Pastor

Sunday. Oct"hci
Io.uo -. IN. sunday S,ho"l
II :uo a.. m Message 10y Key. NNerN
OF Kczar Falls, Maluc
r.uu T. m Y T. T.
80 ,. n message 10y i;,.v Lind
hrr@ ur k"Zar laIl>, MriMt.
Thursd"N 30 y. IN Prayer S'r-
Vice.
Ergluu,u" Friday. Octohrr -, ~
20 =. a.. aud every Friday thereafter
tho pastor VIII conduct special IibI'
studir- tro"o ~ 11-to"t rhHlt Th'' firS
subject viii j." Is God Trulne" -
I:iul your Iihl.~ \" prNatr Imt"t
Nl,l:ll lMM.- Gl\,-M-
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05

Rev. and Mrs. Charles McKfn-
n"y from Garden City Michigan.
are to be th" workers.
Rev. Mckinney is an old fash
ion Holiness Preacher. Singer
and Guitarist Mrs. Mckinney
sings and plays the accordian.
If you enjoy good preaching
ana spiritual singing. you viii
not miss service.
The public is urged 10 attend.
Com" and bring your friends
II. II. CALHOUN. Pastor
%1A -1tu
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
Christ Church (EpiscOpaD
Founded 1904

Church Avenue and Third Street
Sunday. October
- a ~ HOLY Communion
- T. i. u. Church school
~ 20" 81. u Holly Communion an,
=. iI'Iuit
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-03
DR.. 'JAFSIE' CONDOR.
LINDBERGH ABDUCTION
FIGURE, DIES AT "a

NEW YORK, Jan. 2-UP)-Dr.
John F. Gafsie) Condor, 81, the
Intermediary in the Lindbergh
kidnapping case, died today.
Condor had been in serious con-
dition for several weeks at his
home in the Bronx, suffering from
an illness diagnosed at first as a
severe cold and later as pneumo-
MIA.
DR.. Condor was a whimsical, re-
tired school teacher when ne en-
tered the Lindbergh kidnapping
case and became an international
mystery man and the subject OF
frequent criticism in the effort to
solve the most sensational crime
of the decade.
His first use of the name "Jaf
sie'-based on his initials-was
in the classified advertisements
seeking to contact the kidnaoer
which appeared in the Bronx
Home News. At the time the ad
vertisements were appearing. he
convinced the Lindberghs that he
was one of the few persons who
could help to recover their son,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-03
BROUGHTON NAMES
GROUP TO STUDY
JAIL CONDITIONS

RALEIGH, Jan. O. Up Cover
ror Broughton today named a spe-
cial committee headed by DR.. Ell
len Winston, State commissioner Of
welfare, to study Jail conditions in
North Carolina and to make rec
concentrations to the incoming
General Assembly.
The Governor said he had been
informed that many jails had fail
ed to meet minimum standards set
by the State board Of health and
others had failed to receive the
approval Of the Federal Bureau of
Prisons for confinement of FEEDER
al prisoners.
reports also have come to me
of existing conditions which fail to
meet recommendations of the De-
partment of Charities and Public
Welfare and the State Fire Mar
shall.
Il believe that the general con-
dition OF the jails of t h State
should be reviewed with view
| to having appropriate legislation
considered by the General Assem-
bly, to bring all county and NUM-
cipal jails up to a given standard
of sanitation and operation ha
said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-03
ERWIN MILL UNIT
STAGES WALK0UT

RALEIGH, Jan. a. (P1 Edwin
Bost, general manager Of the Err
win Mills of Erwin, said tonight
that approximately 700 workers at
mill No. 2. at Erwin, were idle
yesterday when thirteen doffers
left their spinning frames. He de-
clined to assign the reason for the
work stoppage.
The official said that mill No.
IS, the other of the Erwin units
at Erwin, was not affected by the
walkout. Bost estimated that ap-
proximately 100 of the group orig
inally leaving their posts on the
first and second shifts of No. 2
plant, had returned to their posts
and part of the machinery affect
ed at the one mill resumed opera
ton this afternoon.
Bost said he was informed
conciliator would arrive at Erwin
tonight to talk with the idle work.
ers. He would not enlarge on his
statement with regard to other ne
gotiations which might be in prog
ress to adjust differences.
Earlier Jim Fam, spokesman
for a special committee, reported
here today that thirteen doffers
left their frames yesterday in pro-
test against what they termed the
"stretchout' system n d several
hundred workers at the Erwin
Mills were idle
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-03
ARNALL CHARGES
RATE CONSPIRACY

WASHINGTON, Jan. O. R -
Gov. Ellis Arnall OF Georgia told
the Supreme Court today rail lines
have "resorted to conspiracy and
coercion" to prevent lower freight
rates. He argued for free com
petition among railroads in de.
termining charges.
Counsel for the railroads denied
the accusation and replied they
are required by law to fix Joint
rates and file them with the In.
terstate Commerce Commission. -
The statements were made as
the High Tribunal heard oral ar.
gument on whether it should con.
slider complaint by Georgia al
leging that 20 railroads are opera
ating IAN illegal combination
against the State.
Arnall contended t h Supreme
Court was the only place where
the State could find relief. while
the railroads maintained the ice
is the proper forum. The cour
took their arguments under advise
ment, with no indication as to how
| it would decide.
Arnall said the State wants ION
ly token damages" from the rail
roads and court order "haltini
this conspiracy in rate fixing 81
free competition can prevail.
I'm some case, the southern car
riers want independent rates, bu
the Northerners won't let them,
he asserted.
The Nortnerners tell them i
they lower rates they will diver
traffic from them.
This conspiracy a n d coercion
has an adverse effect of far-reach
ing impact on the economy Q
Georgia and the South"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-03
State To Compile
Teachers Income Tax
On Yearly Basis

RALEIGH, Jan. 2. -(P)- The
State Board of Education voted
today to compile and deduct teach
ers' income tax payments on, a
yearly basis rather than on nine
months period, and voted to sell
5000 acres of land in eastern North
Carolina to lumber firm for ST.
500
The action came as the board,
as now constituted, held its last
session. Two members of the board
Ryan McBryde and Alono Ed
Wards-retired from the board to
serve in the incoming General AS
sembly, and Gov. R. L. Harris
term expires Thursday.
Harris made a short farewell
speech to remaining members Of
the board and was presented a
silver tray on which was engraved
the names Of the members of the
board. McBryde and Edwards also
made short talks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-03
ruE WILMINGTON STAR

,,s,s1fied are r1serrea IN both The
Az ., Star and The Wilmington
@llmi" .yc.pt when one insertion |. or
News Insertion OF ads viii ee aams
'aturoqNy NJ classified ads SOLD for one
Jay nnIy Except for Saturday Star.
's Pstes pei day;
0a / days-5c per word.
days &c per word.
IA days &c per word.
~ 20 days-2 l-2c per word.
u ~ 70 ADVERTISEMENT TAKEN
~ FOR LESS THAN Coo
~. basis Of IL words Per dayj
w. orderec for = special number Of
hoS md stopped before expiration will
daES he charged for the number Of
t on1i ad appeared
unts discontinuances must be made in
Al a. ., The Star-News office or If by
pei'gn must be confirmed by letter
L.Iep -g m ads stopped must be called
h''L ,,ith1n three days otherwise 40 ad-
t i'.roent will be made.
11-,.'s tar-New. will not be responsible
l' a,ore than one incorrect insertion,
nI ail be responsible for any adyer-
MOI ., s moi handled or inserted a: d.
u !a.sd except to publish or republish
,~sf aolifica N.
H IT,. News reserves the RICH, to
.! hnr Or accept any Advertisement sub.
, lifted fot oubhcstion.
VIZ .er,lces are not rendered as edver-
y. the slsr- News wants to know II
y. ,o see that any attempt to defraud
N'oror2,l, handled by the o Dept
'GS.ss.ed display copy must BE- In the
.,Sce he re 5 .. m. daily and .. a.
c,.grdoy
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-03
S0-Houses For. Sale

FOR SALE OR RENT: HOUSE WITH
three apartments. completely furnished.
Gas range. hot water heater, two cleo
trio refngerators, good buy. IA mile
north of Carolina Beach. Call Gray's
Service Station, Cav ,l;na Beach. Phone
3471.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-03
HOUSE READING CLERK

ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. 2.-UP)-
House Clerk P. T. McCutcheon, Jr..
indicated today that Billy Dixon,
Macon law student at the Univer.
sity of Georgia, would be renamed
to the post of reading clerk Of the
House when the General Assem-
bly, convenes here Monday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-03

DEPARTMENT Office Of
District Supervisor. Alcohol Tax Unit,
Bureau of Internal Revenue, Baltimore.
Maryland. Date of publication, Janu-
AIRY 3, 1945. Notice is hereby given that
one 1885 Ford Sedan. Motor No. 1s-
19423O1. with accessories. will be sold
at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash. at Macmillan & Gamer
on Company, Wilmington, North Caro-
lima, at 11:00 am, on January 49,
1945, pursuant 10 forfeiture under Sec
ton 1924, Internal Revenue Code. r. E.
futile, District SUPERVISE
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-03
BOBBY AUTO PATROL

LONDON-(P)-The Home Office
is considering plans to take Lon
don Boobies" off the beat and
put them into radio patrol cars,
the system generally used in the
United States.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-03

WOOD. ALL KINDS. ANY LENGTH
any size also kindling. Dial 6204 B.
Rivenbark.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-03

BOOKKEEPER FULLY QUAIL
FLED FOR RETAIL STORE.
STEADY POSITION. EXCEP-
TIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
THE RIGHT PERSON. NATH-
ANS, % SO. FRONT ST.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-03

APPROXIMATELY ss5Oo.ooo CAS- H
neededto buy stock and equipment of
store doing over 100000 year bust
ness. Rent reasonable, excellent rea-
son for selling. If you are looking to
News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-03

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office of
District Supervisor, Alcohol Tax Unit.
Bureau of internal Revenue, Baltimore,
Maryland. Da.e of publication, Janu
airy 3. 1945. Notice is hereby given
that one 1887 Pontiac Corca, Motor
No. 6-383370 with accessories, will be
sold at public auc-lon to the highest
bidder. for cash, at Macmillan &
Cameron Company. Wllnrngton, Moth
Carolina. at 100 am. on January 10.
1945, pursuant to forfeiture under Sec
ton 1924 Internal Revenue Code r.
E. futile. District 81. ervisor
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-01-03

14-Buslness Service
hOOR LAYING SANDING AND FIN.
t1hing. sanding machines for rent
gMlaid Iinoeum sales and service. n
L Brothers and Son 18th snd Chest
nut SITS Dial 475S
-Word-Fuel on
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
Canadians ROut NaZiS
From Reich Forest

PARIS. Feb. N QNS)- British
and Dominion forces Of The Cana
dian First Army, battling against
Nazi reinforcements striving TO
prevent the Allies from unhinglng
The northern end of the West
Wall. pushed forward today
against the Siegfried Line baStion
of Goch, south of captured Kleve
Forces at the northern end Of
the 20-mile battlefront closed IN
simultaneously on the Conmunl-
cations center of EmmeriCh.
A sudden break in the weather
gave hundreds of grounded Allied
planes an opportunity to batter
the enemy along wide front be-
hind the West Wall and deep in
the sector east of the Rhine
The drive on Goch was pressed
after the Csnsdisa army cleared
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-15
New Strike Hits
Plane Program

Approximately $50 korS,
representing half the day shift OF
the kcrchcvaI plant OF the Detroit
Gear Division of Borg-Warner.
walked off the job today. a com
pany spokesman said 10 protest
the diSciplinInG OF TWO workers.
The spokesman said production
for B-29 SuperfortS aS well A.
HelIcopterS. Wright aircraft en-
CineS and other aircraft produC-
tion al the plant was affected
He said employees objected 10
a change IN production procedure
and that union committee of
Local ~. UAW-CIO. advised two
workers 10 disregard orders The
men were disciplined tho Spokes-
man SAID. and the walkout re-
suited