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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-30
Vabil0 ma
"Baby Shower"

Cleveland, O. - Organizaciia
Progresivnih Slovenk v Ameri-
XII S popolno kooperacijo vseh
podruznic Slovensko-ameris
narodnega sveta v Clevelandu
prijazno vabimo vse slovenske
zene in dekleta, pa tudi moske,
da bi Sc udelezili posebne pri-
redbe, zvane "B by Shower,
XII sc DO vrsila v kcrist revnih
otrok Sloveniji, Jugoslavija,
" petek 28. decembra, 1915, OBJ
8. uri zvecer v spodnji dvora-
nj Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma st. Clair Ave.
Prejele smo zanesljivo vest
cd Jugoslovanskega rdecega kri-
Ia, da Sc nahaja v Jugoslaviji
okrog 100000 zapuscenih, po-
polnoma osirotelih otrok; cd
teh je priblizno 10000 sloven-
skin otrok - sirot, Xxi SO nujno
potrebni hrane in obleke, da bo-
do prcziveli to zimo. Mnogo ten
nedolznih zrtey voji;e je videlo
ma lastne oci, kako SO bill ubiti
Nth starsi po' fasistih ali nacis
stih. POSTAL 80 popolnoma pre-
pusceni usodi in tavajo po de-
zeli sem in tia brez vsakega
donna, ker domovi SO jim bill
tudi poruseni. Nekateri SO tako
mladi in najhni, da niti ne vedo
tNadaljeyanje ma 8. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-30

med mas sine skozi mozgane,
zlasti kadar je slabe wolfe, ces,
eemu Sc je treba nam prepro-
stim trpinom zahvaljevati uso-
di ali Bogu "a krize in tezave,
katerih smo bill delezni tekom
leta. Vendar, &c pomislimo sa-
mo trenotek, &c premotrimo do
godke preteklosti, zlasti prete-
klega leta malo globeje, bono
nitro pregnale temne misli in
ugotovile, da je bio nebroj
stvari, "a katere moramo biti
vzlic vsemu hvalezne IL dna ma
Sega srca.
V tenn letu sc je koncala mai
strasnejsa vojna v zgodovini
elovestva. Iznajdena je bila
skrivnost atomske energije, S
pomocjo katere Sc lahko spre-
meni clovesko zivljenje IL po-
manjkanja, krvoprelitja in mi
zerije zivljenje izobilja, traj-
mega miru in srece "a vse ma
rode sveta. V San Francisco Sc
je osnovala organizacija Zdru-
zenih narodov, XII ina moznosti,
da polozi temelje "a svetovno
vlado, XII je vsprico iznajd b e
atomske bombe, edino sredstvo
proti tretji vojni in popolnemu
unicenju sedanje civilizacije.
In zgodilo Sc je Sc nekaj, "a
kar smo kot hcere malega slo-
venskega naroda gotovo nadvse
hvalezne usodi in to je "a zma-
go Osvobodilnega gibanja v Ju-
goslaviji ravnokar minulih ma
rodnih volitvah pod vodstvom
marsala Tita. Hvalezne smo lah-
ko, da smo imeli, oziroma ina
mo ameriski Jugoslovani v teh
odlocilnih dneh v nasi sredi ta-
ko postene in zmozne vodite-
lie, kot je mas start borec "a
pravice delovnega ljudstva, pi-
satelj in dramatik, g. Etbin Kri-
stan, siro m literarnega sveta
znani ameriski pisatelj 6. Louis
Adamic, cigar najnovejsa knji-
ga "A Nation of Nations" je We.
likanski doprinos napram jas
nemu pojmovanju in resitvi ma
sih domacih in mednarodnih od-
nosajev, slavnega vijolinskega
virtuoza, 6. Zlatko Balokovica,
kateremu so dali glazbeni kri-
tiki naslov "mladi Fritz Kreis-
ler', OBJ njegovih koncertnih
turnejah po dezeli in zinko Mi
lanov, sijajno pevko, solistinjo
metropolitan" operne druzbe,
XII je brez oklevanJa pokazala,
da je memo srce ma strani ju-
naskih borcev "a svohodo.
Dale moramo biti hvalezne,
da m imei v nasih vrstah
vnete in sposobne delayne sile,
kot je 6. Mirko Kuhelj, 81. tai,
mix SANSa in nesteto pridnih
in navdusenih delavcev in de-
lavk po nasih naselbinah sirom
Amerike. r. '..
Da, mnogo je bilo teh pczrt-
vovalnih Slovencev in Sloyenk,
katerih je proved, da bi jih mo-
gle nasteti, toda izmed vseh .se
nam zdis da je- ime enc nasih
ameriskih zen, HI zasluzi OBJ tel
priliki da 10 onlenimo in da snao
j hvalezne in ia zena je ga. Liza
Mention il Detroita. Zasledova-
le snc njene dopise in apele v
nasem casopisju "a pomoc ma
rodu v domovini in spoznale, da
je v resnici 2 vsem srcem "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-30
Progressively


At our last meeting our
guest for the evening was
Mrs. Argone, a Red Cross
representative. This year
circle No. Z again, as in the
past, donated to the Red
Cross, sending them a
check for $1,000. A con-
tribution to a truly great
cause!
After the meeting we all
had good old apple and
cheese "strudl" and believe
me, it was good! All the
credit goes to M ary Var
dian, VIII o made it all by
herself - honest! Really,
Mary, it would take me a
long time to learn to make
something so good. All in
all, it turned out to be a
very pleasant evening; and
l am for "strudl" after
every meeting!
Circle No. 7 together
with all the rest of the cir
cles, did a wonderful job of
collecting clothing for the
suffering people of Jugosla-
via. Now that the war has
ended and we are receiv-
ing letters from our people
In Jug0slavia, we really
know just how much suf-
fering and horror they
have lived through during
these years of war. Now,
more than ever before, they
need all the clothing that
can be collected before the
weather gets too cold, and
sent to them.
We also all know, that
there are in Jugoslavia a
great many children with
out parents, orphans, who
have no one to turn to,
who need warm clothing
for this coming winter.
That's why the Progressive
SlOyene Women of Ameri-
ca will again start a cloth
ing collection and this time
it will be for the young Or
phan children Of Jugosla-
Via.
So come on all of you and
especially you young
mothers, get together cloth
ing that you can't use be-
cause I am sure these
young children of Jugosla-
via will welcome it with all
their hearts,.
Watch for the announce
ment where the CollinWood
clothing collection station
will be located. lin Cleve-
land. it is at the Slovene
Auditorium, where volun-
teers are invited to come
and help sort and patch
the clothing every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday and
in Euclid it is the Slopene
Society Home on Recher
Ave, where clothing, foot
wear and food is accepted.}
And finally - remember
girls, the meeting night has
been changed to the third
Tuesday of each month.
Don't forget to be there!
Sophie Subel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-30

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vozilom XII pa bo razkovalo cd drugih navadnh voz
ker bo melo porto vhu in procele IL prstnega usna
Eden izmed Hureyevih nabolj resnih diplonatskh
nedosatkov je drekten zrasek negove neveretne nec
mernos Dasiravno nista bla Gauss negov prednk mic
mani zena pospesevati edinstvo KIM kot Hurley ima
lie dplomatsi takt narekova da deujeta brezhrupno
ozadu Dodge skusne u preprieae da bi odprta inter-
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ansko zavrao resncno spravo Hurley nj bill obremenen
takm pomisleki Ker nj tako dosegel kar e hotel 81 e
nadel nalogo da nasopa ko posredovaec temvec
kot voda przadevanja dosego sporazuma med kuomn
tangom komunisti Poroca da je del koncnh poga
anj vrsil posanStvu in da e Hurley vzraal da
sestavi del pakta.
Nekoiko ntervencije notranjih zadevah Kline bi Sc
moglo upravciti vsled vojne nujnos Ako bi ba vol
ina drugace razvala bi bilo zdruzene ktakh oboroze
nh sill utegno rest mnogo ameriskih zivlenj Ampak
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Teh lasnost bvsi on podenik il Texasa za poseda
Tako cd zacetka e vrge proc svoo glavno karto moe
prepricevanosti XII je lasna ogroni ekonomsk in voja
ski potenc Amerike - in skusal dobit igro navadnim
bufom Mesto da b sledi Stwelov in Rooseveltovi TAX
tk to je da maj ameriske posatve razdeo ako, da
bodo nabo ucinkovito rablene proti Japonce, e Hur
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ma "egalna vlada Kini Ko e bill Cang Kajsek ojacen
item zagotovilom m nj videlo potrebnim da hi prsta
ina kake nadane koncese Pogaana, XII vrsila
mesecev ba kmalu ukinjena Hurley-ev drugi po
zkus izposovane sporazuma e prav tako emeto pro-
padel kot prv
Hurley je skuSal ustvar Vtis da ina navzlic favor
tzmu napram Ciang Kaseku naboljse odnosaje komun
sticnim vodite To je ponovno trdilo ameriskh ca
sopisih Mar nj naaSc pooval Jenan da sprem Meo Use
tunga koncna pogajanja Cunkingu? Kaksno mnenje
pa majo Hureyu komunist je jenanski radio ponovno
asno poveda Ena radska oddaja e izava da e Hurley
Il zkljucnm podpiranem Cunkinga zrtvoval cast demo
kraticne Amerke" in gad pot civiln vojni. Neuradno
dozijo komunist Hurleya besedolomstva in odpre pr
stranost Dozo ga da e nared obljube katerh nj name
rava zpont in da e izroc Cang Kajseku vazne voaske
nformacije XII jih dali zaupno Dasiravno je Mao
Tsetung potovanje raje zbral Hurleya ko svojega
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mintanga izrecno odklonl ponudbo Hurleyeve gosto
ubnost Cunkingu Hurley tudi uziva zaupana osta
h zmernh strank, XII tvoro denkratsko Ker je
obseden cd dee da e kuominang sla XII more usta
viii komunzem dosedno ignorira przadevana raznih
zmernih skupin demokrazranje kitaskega vladnega
ustroja.
(DaL7e prihOdniiC)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-30
SANS vabi
J. Rotter.

Euclid, Ohio. - Zdaj, ko pri-
hajajo porocila IL starega kra-
ia, vidimo kaj vse je moral pre-
stati mas lastni narod "a casa
okupacije. Min domoyi so poru-
Semi in 'oropani vsega, kar so
imeli, dasiravno je vojna minu-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-14
Normal Gives
to Red Cross

Reports, nearly complete. from
the Normal College Red Cross soil.
citation showed a total OF more
than Sf100, according to Miss Anna
w. Field in charge This response
coupled with many individual con
tributions has sent the total for
the campaign up TO 1921. We
believe that we have in sight about
half Of our goal OF s21.500." said S
f. Fagerstrom. chairman. THE
month is half gone and we must
not relax our efforts II we are TO
maintain Ypsilantis record OF no
failures in any war fund campaign.
+. 4. Retallick. manager OF the
Butterfield Theaters. Martha Wash
ington and Wuerth has assured
the campaign committee that their
organization will again support the
Red Cross drive. We will start our
effort Sunday and continue It for
one week. he said People are
extremely generous and We exnect
very satisfactory results" Both
banks are again receiving contribu-
tons. as well as the Red Cross
Office at IL s. Huron St. the
American Legion home
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-14
Lewis Won't
Answer

Wasbiuatou Mar TIP A
Spokesman for fle uattou's soft
coal producors predlrtod today tina,
Iobn / LOWS Wont like fbef-
.reuel. f., his 70 p,u. contract do
mands for HE rpitod Nine Work.
crs
He declined IN reveal the nature
NJ The oporators' rcply Ba,f no said
fl could lac assumed thar n would
no preserted 10 Lewis when ioiuf
,,,tra,t naootiatons vcro i,euu.
cd This morning Tho nrcseuf con
tract evnires In = days
rho o,ootior or a wartime strike
I'm Inc eof, coal fioIds ie linked d.
,o,,r,. MIN Louie. roartiop ia tho
,norstors stapd an bis demand for
IN con,s "a, rovalty and o4ber
,,,r,assiorg III t,s asked tho
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-14
Parking Will
beProtested

Objections to the parallel parking
rule recently established in the
Depot section has led to the form
ing OF two petitions, one by the
merchants in that region and the
other by customers who insist that
they will go to Ann Arbor to shop
II the rule isn't changed.
The petitions state that "all Of
the undersigned expressly desire
TO go back to diagonal parking
because OF an absence. OF parking
space in that region" Circulation
was started Monday and approx
mately 1000 signatures have been
appended.
Store owners say that customers
come into stores and ask to sign
the petition before they transact
their business The petitions will he
presented 10 city council Monday
evening
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-14
County Road
Head Resigns

After more than IL years with
the Washtenaw County Road Com
mission, Clark Ferguson has re-
signed, giving as reason that he
intends to retire.
Mr. Ferguson has been the chair
man of the board for the past seven
years.
Coming to this county in 1911. he
was with the Detroit Edison Com.
pany for 20 years, leaving them 10
become a highway commissioner.
Mr. Ferguson rendered his resig-
nation to the board OF supervisors
Tuesday. and they accepted with
deep regret and appreciation Of the
services which he has rendered the
county
The county board Of supervisors
have found solution to the wei
fare question. A two thirds vote nf
the board at tho October session
tat which the budget is made up
can provide for county general
fund to aid the townships and cities
with the welfare burden.
The board OF supervisors at the
afternoon session Tuesday voted
to authorize the townships TO ap-
point a noXious weeds commission
or at four dollars a day. TO direct
the determination OF such weeds
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-14

are all that remain to the Japanese
on Two.
These were stubbornly defended
like Nipponese positions in central
and northern Luzon Island in the
Philippines. Stiffening enemy re
sistance was reported on Mindanao
in the southern Philippines as
Maj. Gen. Jens 4. Does 4lst Diyi-
sion chased japanese retreating
northward from Zamboanga toward
positions in the hills. There they
will be caught between L. S in
fantrymen and Filipino guerrillas.
House to House
Veteran Indian troops in Central
Burma fought house to house
through Nandalay. Eighty per
cent Of the city was reported de
stroyed by Allied artillery and aeri-
al bombs. Fort Dufferin, only major
military point still held by the
Japanese, is being heavily bonn
barded. Other British captured
Maymyo, 35 miles east OF Manda-
lay.
Tokyo reported that Camboda,
native kingdom inside lndo-China.
had broken its pact with France
and aligned itself with Japan.
Nipponese assured neighboring
Thailand it's government would not
be overthrow like lndo-China'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-14
Scouts Ready For Paper Saluqge

A total Of Is Scout troops and
six Cub packs are scheduled to
plunge into the all.day, district
wide collection of waste paper for
the war effort Saturday, the first Of
two such collection dates planned
for the Ypsilanti district. Certain
areas in the district are TO see a
beginning Friday afternoon, in ord
or that there be no delay in tie
efficient use of trucks and drivers
made available by the city for the
drive.
While the major part Of the pick
up will be Saturday, the schools
will excuse Scouts and cubs OF the
central and eastern areas to build
up a backlog OF collection points
with which the TRUCKS can begin.
Parents of Scouts and Cubs TO be
excused will be informed by a note
which they are asked to sign and
return to avoid any possible mis-.
understanding as to who has been
excused.
The city will make available 10
trucks and drivers for use in the
drive, according to Erwin Schill
See PAPER Page )
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-14
House Tables
Plan to Vote
at l8Years

Lansing, Mar. 1i-AP - The
house committee on revision and
amendment Of the constitution an
nounced today 1t had tabled a pro
posed amendment TO lower the
minimum voting age from 81 to
is but will release soon another
which would forbid any public oflici-
al who receives bride from ever
holding Office again.
Rep. LOOMS X. Preston, St 10.
seph Republican. chairman, said a
subcommittee was instructed TO
rephrase the latter before it is re-
leased to the house floor, and in
rewriting to insert language also
barring bribers of public officials
from holding office. Preston said
the committee agreed with Rep.
Elton H. Eaton, sponsor OF that
Joint resolution that disclosures Of
the Carr grand jury OF graft in
government showed a need for such
legislation.
The chairman said the commit
tee tabled the voting age bill Joint
resolution for several reasons
chiefly because the members be-
lieved that il TEEN ages had the
right to vote they also would dc.
mand other privileges OF adults in
GLIDING the right to purchase in
toxicants.
He said the committee members
agreed that perhaps those IS. 10
and 20 who have served in the arm
ed forces are old enough TO vote
but that those who have not had
the maturing experience of war are
not yet ready in that age group
to exercise the franchise.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-14

( luowu Rut II was learned author.
na,iya,v ,ha, .1a-pl. rhr.a h,vs
-
'sIeed upon Su'h II" i"e" !" ~
place the old League OF Nation
mandates.
Many l. c officials would like
d.. ... ,...,, ,,..,.. colonial ,roa.
w. ~ " d g.
OF the world pla''a. uiu'r 'I"S'
tccship Of several nations. But
the bia powers with colonial en-
ur.es-,;reat Britain. France. Hol-
land and Belgium conld not be
c,rcrfed ia suppor such a policy.
Former Secretary of State Cor.
don UulI expressed the attitude of
tho United St,tcs toward depen
don't arcas nearly 81 wear ago He
fold q prcgs conference that the
rrt,ed states had always been and
,l,ays vouId he the champion Of
rroulo seeking liberty and indie
rcpdcpro
TN. ,,,.,,.df,f. urnbtntu for the
rpi,od Nations to solve at San
Francisco is disposition of the man
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-14
British Busy
Making World
Trade Pacts

London. Mar. li-AP Brilain's
plans TO regain a position as one
OF the worlds leading economic
powers surged forward today as
government experts pursued pro
gram OF trade agreements with
European countries.
Pacts already have been conclud-
ed with Sweden and SwitzGrland
Important talks are under way with
Turkish economic representatives
Conversations also are understood
to be In the preliminary stage with
countries freed OF German domino
ton or in the process OF liberia
tion
As a further step, Prime Minister
Churchill and Foreign Secretary
Anthony Eden are expected to
make an attempt to convince rep.
resentatives OF the British Com
monwealth. when they meet here
early In AprH for a pre-San Fran.
cisco conference, that empire part
nership assures n brighter future
for their countries.
There are indications the British
leaders will attempt to tighten the
economic ties binding the com
monwealth and expand Britain's
controversial trade policy OF en-
pire preferences.
In line with an Official announce
tent that the government would
support the world trade fight by in
creaslng the appropriation for back.
ing export trade from an equiyal
ent Of $500. 0O0, 900 to approximately
$500, 900, 900. British businessmen
are being urged to 30 after over.
seas trade rather than concentrate
on meeting home demands
Specific financial arrangements
with other countries are part OF the
program.
The British Belgian monetary
pact signed last October possibly
may serve as the pattern for simil-
ar agreements to link the sterling
area with other continental Currcn-
Cies
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-14
Velvet Glove
on Way: Out

Detroit, Mar. l4-lNS-A stiffen-
ing management policy throughout
Detroit area war plants was pre-.
dicted today as the Mead War In.
vestigating Committee returned 10
Washington.
The committee, headed by Sena-
tors James Mead Homer Ferguson
and Hugh Mitchell completed the
first chapter" OF an overall probe
of labor and management relations
in Detroit.
Industry. on the whole, appeared
satisfied with the initial results of
the investigation.
Officials of the Packard Motor Co.,
chief target of charges Of boarding
and loafing on the job, indicated
that velvet glove" tactics will be
discarded.
A severe clamp down on the
abuses which aroused the ire of
Sen. Ferguson on his surprise visit
to the plant last Friday will be con.
Quoted, officials said
Meanwhile, the accumulated SEN
iority ruling, approved by the labor
advisory committee of the VINO,
was listed as the sole tangible re-
suit OF the five-day Senate investi
cation. The ruling provides that
seniority be accumulated on the
job to which an employee was trans
ferred.
Yesterdays final session. set
aside for testimony of foundry and
forge shops, was mainly devoted to
the statement OF Harry w. Ander-
son, General Motors labor relations
chief.
Anderson refuted charges that
management was out to weaken I'M
ions and added that hate manage
ment" campaigns are in action.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-14
OBSERVERS CONVINCED OF PEACE OFFER

Coucres -l1ual circles hope that
Won Ruudstedt il he cannot secure
cooperation 20 end the war on the
other two fronts will return to his
western command and toss in the
sponge regardless Of terms. lie has
aH excellent example before him
Field Marshal Frederick Won Pau
ms who surrendered the remnants
a. his army at staliugrad when
further frhtn2 Was hopeless.
Few Washington observers be
liete Hitter had any hand IN Won
RUnd=teIrs surrender offer Con
segsIs IS that Won Rundstedt might
have had some support from high
%azis. who WOgld prefer American
occupation ~ tho Reich 10 Russian
occupation. but that 1t is unlikely
Hitler would approve any further
surrender Of bis constantly d'crcas-
ing armies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-14

in Nagoya and five in Osaka.
In each case 1000 tons of
incendiaries were poured on
close-packed war industries
and thousands of home fac
tories, ideal finder for the
fire bombs.
Damage was so great that the
House of Peers met at the urgent
request OF representatives from
the three cities to increase air raid
relief measures. None of the three
great cities had adequate defense.
Pit OF Fire
Returning pilots said Osaka put
up the brightest food OF search
lights and bursting flax sounded
like tirecrackers. But in seven
minutes. one airman said, "the
whole damn town seemed TO be
burning like a huge pit of fire. "
reckoning other B-29s to the tar
get.
The Japanese high command
claimed IL SuperfortS were snot
down over Osaka and 60 damaged.
Guam dispatches said the total for
the three raids was four, including
one over Osaka.
Three made emergency landings
on the return trip at Two Island.
$50 miles south OF Tokyo, where
Marines sealed up japanese in
IL more caves.
Take Rocks
In two unopposed amphibious
operations, Marines seized Kango-
.ku Rock and Kama Rock off the
west coast of Two Jima Crock
island. These were former Japa-
nese mortar positions. knocked out
early in the 23-day-old battle by
American destroyers. A small
pocket on the east coast and a
larger pocket on the northern tip
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-14

BY ARTHUR +. HERMAN

Washington, Mar. Inns High
~ qualified observers In Washing
ton are convinced today that Field
Marshal Karl Gerd Won Rundstedt.
commander OF the German armies
on the western front. has sought
an armistice from Gen. Dwight ID.
Eisenhower only TO be met with
the unconditional surrender terms
laid down by the Big Three"
Prevailing opinion is that Won
Rundstedt offered to order his
armies on the east bank OF the
Rhine to lay down their arms II
the Allies on the western front
would call IL quits.
II is believed that Eisenhower
replied that only unconditional
surrender OF all German armies
in the west, the east and the south
would be accepted.
Based on Rumors
This belief In Washington Is
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Eisenhower Reply Believed to Have
Been Unconditional Surrender

based on recurrent rumors that 2
Won Runfstedt emiysary rru-srtl
the Rhine last week under a
white flag 20 test out Eisenhow-
er's sentiment on a German sur
render in the west. II is eun1ucod
by daily reports from the western
combat front. indicating German
troops are yielding in increasing
numbers in sharp. contrast to their
earlier do or die attitude
Reports from Europe say Won
Rundstedt has left his command on
the western front with subor-
dInate. Field Marshal Walther Won
Model. taking. charge Of German
defenses against the First Army's
Remagcn bridcehead. This Night
mean that Hitler learned of his
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International Trusteeships
Sought For Dependent Areas

Washington, Mar 1i-CP The
United States was prepared today
TO champion at The coming United
Nations conference in san Fran.
cisco liberal policy of lnternntion-
al trusteeships for dependent areas
How far the United States will
press for such trnsteeahips II un-