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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-05
Eaton dinastiie Korodzorzevieev

Od Vsega zacetka jugoSlovanskega osvobodilnega gibania pod
VodstVom llta Je bio jasno, da je "a odpravo monarhisticne OBJ
like Wade. Najprvo je proglasilo Jugoslavijo "a federativno de-
mokraticno drzavo, kralja pa nj omenjalo, ker je bilo treba racu-
natl s Churchillom in Rooseveltom Ia diva sta ma sestanku v
Quebecu Jugoslovanskemu Petru in grSkemu Georgu obliubila
Ga Sc pc zmagi zaveznikOv vrneta ma niune prestole cato so
rnorall partlzani z ozlrom ma vpraSanje bodoce oblike drzave -
llamrec DALI maj ostane monarhia, ali pa Sc okhGe "a republiko
delah pc ango-ameriSkem pravlu "legalno".
10, da Petra nocejo nazaj, je postalo Londonu kmalu iasno
Enako jim Je bio znano - sal SO Sc Si Anglezi sami prepricati =
in amerlSk1 castnlkl, ola Sc o~svobodilno gibanie V Jugoslaviii bori
prot Nemcem in Italijanom toliko kot Sc MISC uporniki v nobeni
drugl okuprani dezeh. In oh enem prot kvizlngom. Cd kraia ie
mel Draza Mlhajlovic vo slave. Ko ga je Titovo gibanie OLSEN
clio tudl V oceh Churchilla, je osnoval svoj "demokraticno osvo-
oodlhl odbor V "sumah in gorah Jugoslaviie' in z predsednika
odbora 81 Je lzbral zivka Topalovca. Posiliali so proglase nroti
ilu IN nJegoVIm partlzanom zamejni vladi in kraliu Petru v
London, Churchillu in Edenu, Rooseveltu in Hullu Y veab +eb
proglaSlh SO S podpsom predsednka Topalovica poudariali svoio
zVeStooo kraJu Petru, mlslec, da DO to pri vladi V Londonu in "
Washingtonu najbolj drzalo.
Pa nj Churchill je taktiko spremenil in hvall v parlanentu
Ilta IN oSvobodnno tronto Jugoslavije. Ko Sc ie zmaga bo1i in
Doll nag1oala ma zaveznisko stran, je bio treba resii ind +sko
zVano Jugoslovansko Vladno krizo. Ma terenu ie hill osxohodi1ni
odbor, kl Je tunc1Je Wade resnicno vrSl, v Londonu 10 vedri1o 20
faeJna vlada IN troslla stotisocake "a svoi in kraliev luksus T.ko|
III nogle III. Ireba Je to zanotano iugoslovansko raznrtiio NOD
ZaneJcl IN lltom reslh nekako tako, da DO res legalno in ,s+or,o
SO rekh Angler, 70 dolgh pogajanjih, V katerih so zastonniki
angleskega foreign othca pridno sodelovali in mesetariIi 10 hill
sklehJen sporazum tako, ola Sc zamejno Waldo ukine nekai nien;b
clanov pa vstopi v reorganiziran osvobodilni odbor v Beooradn
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-05

naneslo. Koncno pa je visa il Sc
be i~zjecala: PA mi oce potem
ne bodo vec rekli buca, pa bet,
pa platisce ."
Atomskih bomb hi pc Cijkini
zaslugi res ne bio nikoli. Rare
dov il pa lie nj bilo treba ponav-
ljati.
Katica je bila re vecja. Nj pila
rakije, 20 neee-huuu-fui!" -
Ampak malo vina vsak dan, to
Je pa zdravo.. Treba je bilo
packe V njenih zvezkih spraviti
V zvezo z whom, pa Sc morebit-
ne packe pozneje V zivljenju -
in je pomagalo, Vsaj zvezki so
bill poslej eednejsi.
Janezek je "pokusal" zganico
samo, kadar ga je scipalo. "Vi-
no 'eeeh -" in je zmignil
z rameni ter Sc V zadregi ma
smehnil. Bill je drobcen in sub
IN je lie tezko "drzal svojo vo-
do -. Gee njegov je povedal:
"Kakor je mali majhen in slab,
vendar ga nj barilca, da Sc ga
ne bi lotil 49," Kakor S prejSnii-
mi, Sc je bio treba tudi z Janez-
kom pogovoriti ma samem. Po-
magalo je najvec vpraSanje, ali
hoce tudi pozneje kot FAINT "di-
sati' pc vlaznih hlacah. -.
Mirko je incl tudi svoje "dne-
ve", pravzaprav lie popoldanske.
On nj stikal "a flaso, kot Ciika.
Menu je prijalo vino. Sveto mi
je obljubil, da Sc DO sprijaznil
z vodo in ne DO vec "vsega pc
dvoje", n. pr, solskih label, ko
We, da je samo ena.
Toda nekega popoldne Sc je
Mirko zopet sumljivo obnaSal.
Povedal je, da je sci opoldne k
zidanici jest, "Nasi delajo V trt-
ju. Pa nj bila juzina gotova, pa
sem jedel samo kruh. Pa nisem
mic pill. Ne kapljice!"
"Ampak 81 81 kruh omakal V
vino, je-li?"
Pokimal je. "Ampak pill lie nj
sem ...'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-05
P~rodUkeiio ovtov
Sc zeIo nizku

Cd konca vojne pa do 81. ok
tobra je bio V tel dezeli izdela-
nth samo 1876 novih avtomo-
bilov, predvidevanih pa je bilo
72, TAO. Kompanije dole krivde
unije in pa pomanjkanje mate
rijala, unije pa trdijo, da .dru-
zbe produkcijo nalaSc zavlacu-
jeio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-05

pa silno Zanimajo "a Iran An
glija, Rusija in Amerika. Soda
MIA vlada v Teheranu re precei
casa sedi ma dinamitu. Ali O tenn
bono govorili vee enkrat pri-
hodnjic.
Ma Kitajskem je civilna Vol
ma. 0 tenn Sc v nasem meScan-
skem casopisju veliko pise. Ma
Sa vlada je zapletena V tel bor-
bi. In kot vedno smo tudi V tenn
slucaju ma strani desnice - ma
strani KaiSekove reakcionarne
Wade. Use to Sc je vrSilo Sc pre-
cej potihoma, cetudi so bill tn in
tam protest. cd liberalno misle-
cega casopisja in ljudi ter pose
bno delavskih uni. Ali z resig-
nacijo bivsega poslanika Hur-
leyja je priSlo vse ma povrSie.
Hurley je resigniral, kot je sam
izjavil, ker Sc mu je metalo po-
lena pod noge in ker nj dobil "a
dosti opore V oficialnem Wash
ingtonu "a svojo akcijo ma XII
taJskem, V svoji kritiki je liza
vii, da je prot kolonijalnemu
lmperializmu kakor tudi komu-
nistienemu imperializmu. Je "a
to, da Zed. drzave energicno
ustanove svoje staliSce ma Kitai-
skem, to je, da podprejo KajSe-
kovo Waldo napram komunistiG-
MIN banditom (torej nismo Sc
dali dovolj pomoci KaiSeku?y,
ter da je "a demokraciio.
PredSednik Truman je njego-
vo resignacijo sprejel ter ime-
noval generala Marshalla ma
njegovo mesto. Emo je - polo
zaj ma Kitajskem je zelo resen.
Nase gibanje
Mas jugoslovanski relif ie DO
noVno ma delu. o tenn Sc precei
piSe V naSem meSGanskem case
pisju. Kolonar Herb Crafts ie
incl zelo lep clanek O Jugosla-
viii in partizanih V GikaSkem
Daily Times. Omenil je Nth ju-
naske borbe ter silno potrebo
pomoci z obleko, obuvalom in
drugimi potrebScinami. Cen
trala "a delo med Amerikanci ie
jug. Relief, 1913 w. Madison St.
SGsal sem, da Sc v gotovih
slovenskih krogih pobira obleka
in denar "a uboge slovenske imi-
granite, kateri So pobegnil pred
Tltovo armada IL Sloveniie. I'll
narodni revcki, kateri SO Sc tako
junaSko borili pod Hitlerjevo
~zastavo napram 'brezverskemu
komunizmu", baje silno trpe V
tujini. Clovek bi jim rad postal
kaksno vrv, ali kaj podobnega.
Bl bill sal konec Nth t~rpljenja.
Prokleti izdajalci! Skofa Roz-
mana pismo, katerega je menda
spremljal angel varuh in IL ka-
terega veje duh vseh podlih IL
d~ajalcev katerim sta bila Hitler
IN Mussolini ne samo moralna
opera napram Nth narodu, am
pax tista fizicna moe, ma katero
so prostovoljno prisegli in 10
rabbi proti narodu samemu -
je prava izpoved bankrota slo-
venskega klerikalizma. Da, slo-
venska dezela je lepa, ali "a IL
d~ajalce V Mi nj pr~ostora. To DO
razumel tudi Skof Roman.
Ne %pozabimo klubove prired-
be V nedeljo devetega decembra
V dvorani SNIP.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-05
Pc svetu

V Indoneziji Sc BOZ nadaljuje.
Koliko casa DO mogla angleSka
vlada nadaljevati z odprtim bo-
Jem V Mi, je tezko trditi. Da ie
to zelo umazana borba, je jasno
tudi Anglezem samim. V Pale
stint je mir pred vihariem. V
start Perziji, ali kakor 10 ime-
nujejo danes, V Iranu, tudi nj
vse V redu. V Iranu je kriz ia,
da dezela kar PLAYA v petroleju.
&c bi bila to kaksna puSeava kie
v Armenia, kjer je samo ska
LOWE, bi Sc noben vrag ne zme-
nil zanjo. Ali tenn slucaiu Sc
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-18

The chief sources of manganese are Russia, India, Brazil and the Gold Coast of Africa.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-18
American Legion - Auxiliary Is 10
 Meet Tues. Night

The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a business meeting Tues day evening, August 21, at 8 o'clock in the Legion Dugout.
 Among other matters to be dis cussed will be plans for the De- pertinent Convention, in case one is held this year.
 It is hoped that as many members as possible will attend this meet ing, as it will be the last oppor- tunity to elect delegates to the con- vention and the Unit should be prepared if a last-minute decision is made by the Department officers to hold the convention.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-18
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
SAM DEVON ENROUTE
 TO MASONIC HOME

MT. Samuel Devon, resident of Alaska for 40 years, living in Doug las for the past 5 years as one of it's most highly esteemed resi- dents, left last evening on the s. s. Alaska for Seattle, Wash, where he will be met by Past Grand Master Kirkland of the TRAM, and escorted to the Ma sonic Home at Zenith, Wash, where he will spend his retiring days with other honored members of the lodge.
 Sam Devon arrived in the United States from Scotland way back in the sos at the age of 30, and took passage for the noted Treadwell mines at Douglas almost immedi- ately, where he worked as an ex- perienced foundryman After sev- eral years at the Treadwell, he transferred to Sitka, where he lived for five years before returning to Douglas aboard the old s. s. Queen in 1924. That ship was his last steamer journey until boarding the Alaska last evening.
 Samuel Devon, now TO years of age, was raised to Masonry in the year 1886, at Gastineaux Lodge, L-24, F.&A.M. From that date he has been most active in lodge af- fairs, is a Past Master and has been lodge secretary for the past l8 years. He was also a member of the Order of Eastern Star during the same years and held the hon. ored post of Worthy Patron for eight consecutive years.
 He built new home in Douglas in 1887 where he has since lived. His wife passed away in 194l and in 1943, his elder son, James Devon, joined the U. s. Army, and IS now stationed at Anchorage. A younger son, William Devon, was a 1945 graduate of the Douglas school, and enlisted immediately in the U. s. Navy. He is now stationed at San Diego, Calf.
 The many friends of Samuel Devon, as well as his brothers and sisters of his lodge, will deeply miss his presence in the community, but are most happy that he has earned an esteemed place in the Masonic Home, which he is now entering, and where he will receive the best of care.
 Brother Wallis s. George and Brother Albert E. Goetz, Past Mas ters of the Juneau and Douglas lodges, escorted MT. Devon aboard
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-18

and made arrangements for the journey.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-18
HAPPY LAND" I5 STARTING SUNDAY
 AT 10TH CENTURY

Twentieth Century -Fox's long, awaited picturization of MacKinlay Kantor's best loved, best seller, Happy Land" is scheduled to open Sunday at the 2oth Century Theatre
 Filmed from the beautiful and in spring story about which William Allen White, nationally famous edi- tor, said If had but one gift that I could give to everyone in the land, high or low, rich or poor, military or civilian, it would be Happy Land The stirring picture fea- lures Don Ameche, Frances Dee, Harry Carey and Ann Rutherford in leading roles. Irving Pichel directed the film produced by Kenneth Mac gowan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-18
FINE STORY OF
 AMERICA OPENS
 SUNDAY, CAPITOL

Brian Donlevy, following his suc- cesses in such pictures as Stand By For Action" and Wake Island, :" plays the greatest role of his career in -Goldwyn Mayors An American Romance" the new Tech nicclor film opening Sunday at the Capitol Theatre.
 Opposite Donlevy, who portrays a Slovenian immigrant who rises in the United States to become an in- dustrial genius, is the brilliant young newcomer, Ann Richards, who makes her feature film debut in this new King Vidor production.
 The cast of An American Ro- nance includes Walter Abel, as Donlevy's partner; John Qualen, as bis cousin. and Horace McNally, as one of his sons.
 The screen play is by Herbert Dal- mas and William Ludwig, based up- cn story by King Vidor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-18
NEW LABOR
 GOVERNMENT TALKS OUT
Tells British Businessman He Has Nothing
 f0 Fedr'

2 LONDON, Aug. 18 Herbert Morrison, Lord President of the Council, has declared that British businessmen will have nothing to fear" from the Labor Governments program if they operate efficiently and in the interest of the nation.
 In broadcast to the United States, Morrison said last night that Britain's new government would accomplish as much as pos sible of it's program with "the wi:- ling and informed cooperation of the businessman"
 But We shan't be afraid to use
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-18
SEATTLE WOMEN HERE

Mrs. Clara Gangnes and Marilyn Dawson were passengers yesterday on an incoming Pan American Clipper from Seattle. They are guests at the Baranof Hotel.
 Empire Want-ads brng Tesultsi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-18
GERMAN LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER BLOWN
 UP IN COPENHAGEN

COPENHAGEN, Aug. 18 - The German-language newspaper Nord- schleswigsche zeitung Plant at Aabenraa was blown up early to- day. Seven bombs had been placed in the building The structure was destroyed but no one was injured.
 Danish Patriots have contended the newspaper took an editorial position opposed to the interests of Denmark and the Allies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-18
PAUSE

LOS ANGELES-After strolling in and out of the office several times, man pointed pistol at Florence Raffen, Commercial Telegraph branch manager, and politely asked ::
 Are you too busy to hand over the money?"
 Mrs. Raffen, looked at the pistol and decided she wasn't too busy. He got $200.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-18
See Ef fa.Osss 1lse Siuft

compulsion when and where we have to-" he said
 Declaring that the Labor Gov ernment would not tolerate the obstruction of the peoples will' by the House of Lords, Morrison said he expected the Lords to be wise enough not to defy the electors"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-18
BERGSETH IN TOWN

O. Bergseth, of Seattle, arrived yesterday on an Alaska Coastal Airlines' plane from Ketchikan and is guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-18
NOTICE. DOG OWNERS

All dogs must be kept inside or tied up during the night, as any dogs causing or participating in undue disturbances during the night hours will be shot immedi- ately.
 By order of
 MARCUS JENSEN, Mayor,
 And the City Council. (Sat-Tue-T e-Thur.-Adv.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-18
OES MEETS MONDAY

A special meeting of Nugget Chapter, No. 9, O,E.S., will be held Monday evening, at which time the local chapter will exemplify the work for Mrs. Mamie Lander, Most Worthy Grand Matron of the Gen. eral Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star.
 Juneau Star members, as well as other visiting chapter members, are invited to attend the meeting which will be held in the Eagles Hall, beginning at 8 o'clock p. m.
 Friday evening, Sister Lander will hold class of instruction for Juneau and Douglas OE.S. mem- bers in the Shrine Temple, Juneau, beginning at o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-18
OVER

SPOKANE, Wash.-A three-year- old playing with the "big kids" had his own reconversion problem. He rushed to his dad for help.
 They're still shooting me down for a Jap," he walled land the war is over. You go tell en-"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

CIa. nIEnt engineer,
Back here, the families arc 50
happy and proud grateful that
The City OF Detroit famous
the B-29s MADE u all The way
They're doing all right
William BigelOw, Fred's father,
said.
Young Bigelow was graduated
from Cooley High and went 10
Wittenberg College, where he was
champion swimmer. Fred is vet
eran out there and so is Mascara.
by Bog standards. Both have won
the Air Medal
Bill went 10 Western High and
then Michigan State College He
wanted 10 be an engineer
When Mrs. Paul SiroSkey. 1921
Freda. Dearborn, was told about
her radio operator son. Cpl John,
and the raid. she said:
Hes a wonderful boy. He's
just 81, you know"
1t. Milton Olsen. 20. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Olsen, 292 Marshal,
Ferndalc. was a bombardler on
the record-breaking run.
1t. Patrick Simons, 20, navi-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Mrs. Gilbert
Is Found Dead

Mrs, Sylvia Gilbert, wife OF DSR
commissioner Samuel T. Gilbert
was found dead today in her bed.
Mrs. Gilbert. who was born in
Chicago years aeti- had been IN
fa!ling health for several years.
She was a member of the Woman s
City Cluh and interested in civic
activities.
The 6fiberts had been married
years and have one son, J. W
Gilbert, who lives AT the family
homo 81 Arden Park.
Funeral services will be held at
II a. m Monday from the William
r Hamilton Funeral Home, CasS
and AleXandrine. with cremation
al Woodmere Cemetery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Age Cards Revived
For 2I.25 Drinkers

John p. Aaron. chairman of the
Lie. explained;
This statute was passed at the
request of saloon keepers who
want protection against minors
who misrepresent their age.
ANY person over 2l years OF
age is entitled 10 buy q drink.
II that person is over 21 and
produces birth certificate or
other proof. there can be no law
violation as far as the control
commission is concerned.
"For their own protection,
drinkers close TO the age of 2l,
should have these cards. There
will then be no question and
possession of such a card will he
prima facie evidence that the
customer Is over 81.
"Any minor who obtains a
card by fraud will be guilty of
a misdemeanor. A saloon keeper
selling to such a minor will not
be penaliZed."
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Demands
Loan ban

WASHINGTON. May 25-Sen-
ator Hiram johnson tR) Of CALI
fornIa next week witt appear be-
fore the Senate committee 10 op-
pose approval ef the pending ad-
miniStratlon bill to repeal the
johnson Act
Author of the law prohibiting
loans 10 foreign nations or nation
dis thereof indebted 10 the United
States on account of defaHlted or
delinquent World War ] obliga-
lions, Senator johnson Will argue
against It's repeal
He appeared before the commit
tee tcrday 10 ask postponcment
Of consideration Of the pending
repeal measure until ne could
prepare has brief in opposition.
The committee deferred taking
testimony for a week
: Repeal Of the Johnson Act was
requested Of Congress by the late
President Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

Another attempt was launched
today TO enforce the law requir-
ing drinkers between the ages of
Il and 25 10 carry special identlf-
cation cards, law that staggered
into oblivion two years ago.
But members of the Liquor Con-
troll Commission announced that,
as far as the state is concerned,
drinkers between these ages can
bend their elbows without COM
-pi iaint from the law enforcing
agencies. even though they do not
have cards.
Two years age, the law failed
because it did not carry a penalty.
The recent Legislature remedied
this by providing that il shall be
a miSdemeanor il a person be-
tween Il and 25 buys drink and
cannot produce card IF the card
is demanded by the seller
Al conference in the office OF
County Clerk Lingeman last night
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
MacEsae to Speak
Af Planning Farley

Robert r. MacRae, managing
director of the War Chest. will be
the principal speaker at con-
ference on community planning in
the Central YWCA. Mitherell at
Montcalm. tomorrow. The con-
ference is sponsored by the CIO,
AFL, Council of Social Agencies
and other agencies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

S sgt Clarence HaglcrE2l,
gunner, is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Hagler. l96 H Cortland.
Highland Park.
The boys mother is working al
the Highland Park Chrysler ord
nance plant. making navH guns.
His father Is employed by the
City of Highland Park.
SGT. James McLear, 19, is an
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

B. % ted the
raid with ~
Fred BlgeloW ,
17176 ParkSide.
sending the oil
bomb flare :
down on the
Jap capital 70
light the way
for the rest of
the bonberS
With him was
1t. VILLA m
Mascara, - pf
1864 s Patri-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Ieen-Aoers to Erolic

More than 500 tcen-agers ~tll
gather III tfsckcnZIC fiIEh School
gymnasium tomorrow evening for
the annual Spring FrolIc for teen
ayers sponsored by The board o!
directors Of the Warrendale Com
munity Center, Community War
Chest Agency
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

q | n 9 r 5 ] X :
footer, a tur-
ret gunner.
NJ RS. H. J.
Mel e ar, 91SS
G. r a " on, his
m o I h er, was
equally enthu :
siaStlc.
He'd writ
ten his dad
that he got
part credit
for getting a
Jap plane. In
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

Then there s
s foot 2l2 Inch
Flight Officer
Richard Green
field D.
His mother
is Mrs. VI a Y
tilt, ) 4 3 3
Fischer
I'm Just
in a 70 <. 1
am 20 excited
ab n II
this" $ b c
a-rI
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
BY VERA BROWN
I'm very busy. Nom"

That is what each Of those nine
Detroit area boys writes from
Guam 10 the home folks. The nine
took part in the biggest Super
fortress incendiary raid on Tokyo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

his last letter, he wrote about
mission over Jap oil install
lations."
Ninth Of the famous group Is
1t. Gene ST. George, p, of 10911
RoXbury, pilot.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

gator. Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Slmons,-14S59 Griggs.
This news is my birthday
present, l guess" Mrs. Slmons
said
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Bonnbers Ask
For Bonds

Two DctToiterS arpong the
crew manning the Cry Of De-
troit. B-29 which led the largest
incrudiary ruiu over iFfoizyo7 up
pealed 10 Detroiters to continue
backing them with materials and
bonds. In a letter received today
by Mayor Jenfries, 1t. Fred II.
Bigelow and Flight Engineer 1t.
William a. Mascara wrote:
1--WE are proud 10 say we are
still carrying the name of De-
trOit into very fray with pride.
The Japanese are receiving our
undivided attention.
WANT QUICK VICTORY
I'VE hope the arsenal of de-
mOcracy Will continur TO back
us both i'm bonds and spirit in
An afi-etit effort to- effd the
fracas so that we can soon re-
turn 10 our native city"
In rcCounting tho exploits OF
the huge bomber, the men told
how il WaS always the City Of
Detroit which led the way on
bombing expeditions Of Tokyo,
Nageya- Osaka and Kobe, dFeP-
ping flares for following planes.
I'VE were the pathfinders.
When we left fiak-heayy Tokyo,
after a midnight raid March o,
the city was raging torrent
OF fire.
"Our raids on these cities did
more 30 disrupt japanese pro-
ductiOn than any other strike
against any enemy by our air
force.
BATTLE SCARS
But the City of Detroit hasn't
gone unScathed. On the ninth
raid the plane was so badly
! crippled that the boys wrote they
felt It had met its fate
However, the pilot brought
IL out Of it's spin and we limped
home minus a wing tip and
/ portion of our tail.
That strike really brought
out the religion in all of It's.
You can take Ii from US, that
there are no atheists in the
air.
But even against the var
sity teams of the Nips, the City
Of Detroit like its nameSake
has always come through with
the goods"