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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

OF paper to start several grille
magS.
Hotels In New York are suf-
fering from a help famine.
A well known althy
woman, conspicuous In turf CIR
cles. is ready for the strait
jacket. Stew stuff.
Nancy Carroll has that happy
twinkle In her eyes because OF
an engineering exec. who may
be her next bridegroom.
Lou Sawyer (ass't 10 Norman.
Corwin at CBS) and Capt. VIM.
Ashworth of the Air Forces
were married al Santa Barbara.
A biggie In the camera biz
predicts that half the phoi0g-
raphers may be out OF work in
three months. No more film 10
be allowed them.
Twentieth Cenlury-r'ox has
white washed The y Ike d
Genius" by changing its title 10
Doll Face.
Jack Birch's nifty siGn-off:
Here's wishing everybody
everywhere everything
COUNDS in the Night: ~
~ Havana Madrid: Hes a
great dramatic actor Tho last
good part he had was in his
hair"
At Village Vanguard: She's
been a has-been so long she's
forgotten her stage name.
At the Latin Quarter. Il
dunno her 20 speak to-only TO
talk about. "
At Flagler Gardens. There
never was a wolf yet a woman
couldn't tame.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Letters From
A Soldier

DEADER has asked me to ex-
IL plain the difference between
a IT'S (technician fifth grade)
and a corporal. They are equal
In grade. they receive the same
pay, and they wear the same
insignia except that the T/5 has
a underneath his chevrons.
II means that he's assigned to
some technical job rather than
being a line corporal whose duty
Is directing men.
There are similar technical
ratings corresponding with
other MOO grades TIA Is
equivalent to sergeant, and T/3
equivalent TO staff sergeant.
Technicians can be cooks, me-
chanics, instrument workers OF
various sorts. clerical workers.
II is not to be assumed that a
man is an "office soldier" Just
because he Is a technician. I
saw a buck sergeant sneer at an
MP who was a TIA: Where I
come from, T74s are cooks! The
buck sergeant afterward (im-
mediately afterward) regretted
his remark very much.
And up at Fort Mcclellan
there's a T/5 who is a technician
because his work is in Special
Services. He handles entertain
ment for troops, including box
ing. He's former G. oil d e n
Gloves champion who later was
very successful as pro.
Howeve men with line
ratings continue to insist that
they prefer them to the techni-
cal ratings. So do I, but to be
honest I don't know why.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

a lot OF fun and then became
weary OF winter and started 20
long for spring and the baseball
season.
uAMTRAMCK has a popula-
IL ton of 10000 and no train,
bus or plane depot. Hamtramck
is entirely encircled by the City
Of Detroit.
Writes an army sergeant:
"A year and nine months ago
when we first married, my wife
weighed s5 pounds. Now she
weighs 1875 pounds. She IL 23
years old and S feet I y, inches
tall. I still think she is the
worlds most wonderful girl. So
" anybody tries TO tell you no.
body loves n fat woman just call
on me to deny the claim"
THE great-grandfather of L. S.
L Maj, Gen. Courtney Hicks
II o d ges fought with George
Washington. Gen. Hodges flunked
out of West Point and then en-
listed in the L. S. Army as q
private. After that he secured a
second leutenant's commission
in competitive examination
and worked up to his present
rank. So this brilliant fighting
man must be added TO the list
of the u. S. generals who worked
up from the bottom of the
ladder.
KNOW anybody who smokes
IA clay pipe? Lots of peo-
pie must do so as there are 66
manufacturers of clay pipes in
the United States.
Gen. Eisenhower, though In
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

When nights dark curtain falls
And ii0hts are IoW,
Through all the darkness
I can see star
Lighting your way
Back home 10 me again.
God bless and guide
You, dear, ,ohere e'er vou are.
-Millicent Collins.
little OF above poem Is ITO
Jack" and is dedicated TO a
young fellow Of that name In
the Z. 3. Coast Guard.)
DEPORTED a noiseless motor
~ cycle will be available in
that beautiful postwar world.
Right now about the only thing
as 10 the postwar period am
really interested in is; when
will II start
Arthur Francis LOTUS. the
Singing Kid follower Of the
horses for so years, died re-
Gently and left an estate OF
S67.550. So not all horseplayers
die broke. Only about 90 per
cent.
4 MAN away from home all
"A day should have a tooth
brush with him. Have you seen
any vest pocket toothbrushes
for sale lately7 Several years
ago I had one that could be
folded up and carried In vest
pocket. Haven I seen any re-
Gently.
Bostonian dwells on the joys
OF the New England winter. I
spent eight winters In New Eng
land Up to around Feb. 1 had
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
MARY HAWORTH.S Mail

He mails them In town two
or three letters a week., after
writing them In his room.
Also. he has the address OF
another older woman.
He was very devoted 70 mother
and never acted this way before.
and it puts us children on The
spot
What should we do, speak 10
him about our feelings or wait
for him 10 speak first7 He has
always been good father 10
US, and we are afraid if we object
he'll do II for spite. ID. g.
DEAR D. G.:
ANE can Sympathize with your
" mingled reactions - all
gloomy-to the prospect Of hav-
ing strange stepmother take
over the househould reins.
Yet. even while understanding
and sympathizing with your
vague alarms and dogged 10y
atty TO your mothers memory,
still, one must admit these are
emotional reactions, pure and
simple.
You would be hard put 10 fur
nish logical reasons why your
father should not satisfy his
craving for a second portion of
married corpanionship.
Not knowing the lady Of his
choice, your current objection to
her must be reckoned blind
prejudice.
My devout hope Is that he
will choose wisely, II he takes
that daring step; and my advice
to you is 10 bring an open mind
and gracious spirit 10 develop
ments, remembering that a fine
stepmother could be a comfort
and blessing to all. VI. II.
EDITORS NOTE-Mnry Hs.
worth eounssis through her col.
unn; not by mail or psrsenai
intervisw. Write her in care Of
The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
WASHINGTON Scene
BY George Dixon

in his eyes I have ever seen. I
have observed lesser versions of
this look many times, but never
in total abstainers. All / can
say is that Mr.. Fay is a great
genius.
l do not think l wish to make
any point of this, but Mr.. Fay.
in his rabbit-seeing role, is
gentle, kindly and generous
man. A doctor, however, says
he can give him shots which
will stop him from seeing
rabbits.
They are about to administer
the shots when a taxi driver
gets of remark which dis
Suades them from this SEEM
ingly worthy purpose. Says the
hackie:
"Look ut him now-gentle,
and kind, and good! Never
complAining-alway . smile for
every one. II ne takes those
shots he'll come out . normal
human being. And you know
what blankety-blAnk blanks they
are!"
r ALSO attended a luncheon
L of the banshees in honor of
Mr.. Arthur Bug" Baer, the
venerable philosopher. Mr.. Fay
was again present. He nodded
al former mayor James J.
Walker, who was POSTMASTER
ing and murmured:
"By the way. Jim, ! saw your
stand-in today. WHATS his
name again. - Oh, yes la
Guarda."
Preceding Mr.. Fay was Miss
Carole Lands who seemed quite
perked TO find an all-male
audience. Looking us over with
roguish eye. she exclaimed:
This Il wonderful! Men
men-men!"
1t went over so big that Mr..
Fay tried it himself.
"Men-men-menl" he echoed
but the difference In his ex-
preston and intonation sent US
into Mysteries.
OH, YES, I heard one more
" crack at the banshees, One
gentleman, whom I will not
Identify, asked another:
did you 20 down 10 the In
auguration 2"
"No," said the other. "Tm
going TO wait for the corona
tionw
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Overheard at Reuben's:
"What became OF your girl ?"
81 got her out on Lend-Lostw

Overheard at Reuben's:
"What became OF your girl ?"
81 got her out on Lend-Lost"
Billy Rose and Bill Miller
were show-shop talking.
"What, - asked Miller, "is the
big moment In oklahoma ?"
"The moment" replied Rose,
"the curtain goes up"
MIDTOWN Vignette. Pat
Nl Kirkland was chosen for
the role of ingenue in The
Tempest.
She told the producer:
There's only one boy I'd
want opposite me In the play.
His name Is Vito Christi, and
he'd he perfect for the part"
The producer reluctantly
agreed 10 give Vito n reading
and then decided he'd be better
than the actor they had.
Then, when he WAS seen in
the role, they knew he was best
for il. There was just one thing
wrong-"Pat" wasn't "the right
type as his girl friend.
So Pat" vas replaced!
MEMOS OF Midnighter: The
NA Stork Club now refuses TO
check dogs and other pet ami
mails. They not only scatter
germs tand other things) but
they frighten the girls who have
to mind them" says Mr.. Bill
ingsley.
Sumner Welles Is seeking an
other sponsor.
Publishers whose racing
sheets have been put out OF
business will use their allotment
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

7 WAS UP in New York the
L other day and saw Mr.. Frank
Fay in a play called Harvey"
II is about a very large rabbit
and while ordinarily / do not
care for animal shows this
thing is very good and may
even become moderate suc-
cess.
I may say I even liked the
rabbits performance but this
could easily BE- because the
beast Is invisible TO all but Mr..
Fay and a couple OF members
Of the cast. l may be precocious
but / sort Of gathered that Mr..
Fay's ability TO see the rab-
bit was induced somewhat by
intemperance.
Although Mr.. Fay has per-
sonally been on the wagon
seven years-these are his own
fgures-he ambles around on
stage with the most potted look
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

mo. A great many men
and women never know what
the love of the opposite sex
really is. Practically all of
them feel some sex attraction.
Physical attraction is always
the first stimulus to romantic
love, but with many persons
especially men--it never goes
farther than that. Love is a
mental and spiritual develop
ment that grows out of this
first attraction. Mere sex at
traction will not hold men and
women together. 1t must go
farther and deeper than that.
If not, neither will ever know
the deep, permanent, exalting
and creative companionship OF
love.
2-That is the very thing
they do not do. II is the small
minds that run in the same
channels. BY its very nature
and vitality a great mind tends
to be original, unique. separate
from other minds, and to think
its own thoughts and make its
own decisions. Just because
their minds did not run in the
same channels, the world has
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
THESE DAYS

CHOULD Henry Wallace come
Ointo control of the 81 syn
thetic rubber factories costing
the American people $715, ,0O0.-
600. he'would be in a position
to scuttle them in accordance
with his globaloney idea that
the United States should not
make rubber synthetically so
that Malay coolies may be able
10 sell us raw rubber.
AS part of his world embrac-
ing humanitarian philosophy of
putting a bottle of milk on
every breakfast table on this
earth, even for people who dis
like milk, he would protect the
Malavs against the American
people who insist upon protect
ing themselves from again being
caught without this essential
material.
In 1893, the last year before
the war, 895 900 tons of crude
rubber were produced generally
in Asia, in the same year, the
United States consumed 406, 900
tons of this product-all i'm
portc'. OF this, about go per
cent went into pneumatic tires.
THE price of crude rubber has
L fluctuated widely since the
last war. The cost of producing
crude rubber in British Malaga
or the Dutch East Indies never
changes much, the variations in
price for us arising from the
operations of the Anglo-Dutch
cartel which controls the crude
commodity and holds us up
when il can.
Note the fluctuations in price:
1919, 40.3 cents Per pound; 1926,
$40 cents; 1927, 35.6 cents;
1929 19.1 cents; 1882, 3.5 cents:
1889, Is cents a pound
And this is always for the
same crude product produced by
the same coolie labor, sold by
the same companies operating
out Of Singapore, Hongkong and
Shanghai and generally con-
trolled in London.
The Malay coolie does not see
much OF this money. no matter
what Henry Wallace thinks
about il.
And we can never take the
chance we took before Sept. 10,
1912, when the Baruch report
set our country straight on syn
thetic rubber.
1t recommended that this Job
be given TO competent admin
iStrator, and William Jeffers.
president of the Union Pacific
Railroad and one of the ablest
men in this country, was given
the task.
He did a mastery job, eStab-
lished the synthetic rubber in
dustry firmly, resigned and
went back TO his own affairs
a record of patriotic and un-
selfish service unparalleled in
this war.
T'HIS synthetic rubber indus
Il try is today one of Amer
ica's principal industrial assets.
1t is huge enterprise employ
ing directly and indirectly a
large body of American men
and women.
II Is one Of the bulwsrks OF
the defense of this country.
And should Henry Wallace
come in control of the dc. 'ense
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

woman TO marry him, without
saying one word to the children
about IL.
We live In the country 1--WE
have an up-to-date farm. and
the lady lives In town.
We don't know her; we've
never seen he, ,but he seems
crazy about her and is writing
her the silliest love letters.
We never would have believed
IL. If we hadn't found an unfin-
ished letter in his pocket when
we went 10 press his suit.
Since then. we have noticed
them sealed in his pocket.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
BETTER HEALTH
BY DR.. Logan Clendening-

lergy, ehdecriHe glands and vita
Minis.
We used TO have a bishop
who, every time ! heard him
preach. managed 10 drag in the
quotation
"I shct an arrow into the air
II fell TO the earth / knew not
where"
Many OF these medical shots
land in equally vague territory.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
r. L.-Will X-ray treatments
cure a person OF abdominal ad-
hesions from an operation
AnSWcr-No.
! a. s. W.-Does the use Of
hromides over long period Of
time ever do any harm?
2. L. G.--What is the remedy
YOU recommend for eruption on
the skin caused by prolonged
use OF bromides and headache
remedies?
AnSwer-Yes. quinine causes
a skin rash. Either OF the drugs
mentioned might cause dimnesS
OF vision.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
WALTER WINCHELL On

EACES About Town: Victor
i Moore. the beloved come
dian, moving out of the exclu-
sive Park avenue place (back 10
the Broadway hotel he lived in
during his vaudeville days be-
Rause he was so uncomfort-
bic
j. J. Shubert telling comed-
enne Sue Ryan (the Shuberts
most valuable property since
Blossom Time") 10 wear her
rubbers outdoors.
J. p. Marquand, co-parent Of
the hit show. The Late George
Apley," readying TO cover the
Pacific arena soon.
Music car Petrillo, who will
try to invade the newsreel
music field. alleging newsreels
shouldn't use canned music, etc.
Mabel Taliaferro, who is
something Thespial, witnessing
the revival of "Wuthering
Heights for the third afternoon
straight. She's seen it only 10
times.
Evelyn Nesbit, once the toast
OF the town, preferring TO dine
alone at Duffys Tavern.
Producer ID. Wolper's tie
clasp-the shape of a showgirl's
shafts.
CALLIES in Our Alley: II
y happened at a bar. A we'll
known playbore said 10 an I'M
attached doll;
'How about yo" and me get
ting drunk together"
IL don't get drunk" she
yawned. II Just get sleepy"
swell" said the wolf. "Howz
about getting sleepy together?"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Brain Game Answers

Laughing gas.
2-The Iroquois Confederacy.
35(a )is correct.
4Four points.
5-True.
6-No. il is in Italy.
7-Versailles, Germany: st. Ger
main. Austria; Neuilly, Bull
garia; Trianon, Hungary;
Sevres, Turkey.
Six times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
DEAR MARY HAWORTH:
MY FATHER Is g..

4Nl My mother passed away a
little over year ago. leaving a
large family Of children. There
Ire seven of US still at home.
Hanging in ages from & Ia 23;;
and six elder children are mar
ried. with homes OF their own.
Mother worked hard all her
life and suffered much pain, for
she was bedfast five years before
she died.
knW,-the whole family Is
upset because dad has asked a
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

A Cospsa iA-4 sallonA Valid through
March IL,
rs asA &C CespsAs-s gallons each
Re and &C Coupons-s gallons each.
Law requires state. name and license
when received
fSUEL on
rsrieHs q, q ssd s-valid through sept
40
Airris.e stsmps .. sst s-vshd
Indefinitely.
LioUOR
No. fT-vslid through jan 81
No. ts-vslid Feb I through Feb 7e.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable
YROCEssEB FOODS

sise KS throuth B-a - Wand through
March 81
Bic. :.,,I g 2. 'A''.sA Ca - vand through
Ba., ", ,hrcssh Ma = Valid FEB. !
through June =
MATS. CHEEsE. FATS
He'd o-s through SIS - Valid through
March 81,
ned T-s thrsxsh Ia - valid through
April as
Res Us hrorrh D-,--vslid through
june T.
sUGAk
STAMP ~, lsoot A-valid through Feb 7s.
stamp n, BOOk a-vslid Feb, / through
June ?.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Connolly Answers

1-b madison. Monroe, Polk,
Buchanan, Garfield). &c.
3-b. +b. SC. 6-(a)
Noisy, (b) shy, (c) straight,
Id wet, (e) curious.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
AN ADVANTAGE OF SHOTS

ONE advantage OF the use OF
" shots" 10 the doctor is
that the patient has 10 keep
coming and the doctor has
better chance 10 observe and
control him. But what a waste
of time!
AS TO the relative value Of the
manifold varieties of shots"
that are given nowadays, / do
not believe I wish 10 put my
opinion on record at the present
fsteful moment in the worlds
history.
AS / have indicated above
there are legitimate reasons for
using them. They seem to be
particularly frequently used in
the three most active fields OF
recent medical research - al
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01
Fs5s sIss,,s Is s,p sSs Sgs ygM ESor,,

been blessed with Plato, Aris-
totle, Michelangelo, Shakes
peare, Bacon, Darwin, Wash
ington, Lincoln, the Wright
brothers, and all the men and
women who have guided and
inspired humanity throughout
the ages. Try to think a few
thoughts Of your own.
3-Yes. You should ask your
self such questions as these:
Am / persistent? Cheerful!
Friendly Unselfish7 Enthusi-
astic? Poised? Good husnored?
ETC., etc. Pu, these answers in
one column. In another column
put these: Am / conceited?
Pessimistic7 Untidy, Disloyal?
Complainingf Careless Lack
ing in self-confidence7 etc. Be-
gin now and keep this up the
rest of your life. Our booklet,
How TO Master Bad Habits
The New and Easy Way" is a
great personality builder. Sent
at cost, 10c plus a &c stamped,
self-addressed envelope.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

TIVE man IN the street has got
l. hold Of phrase 10 describe
most of his medical experiences
nowadays.
He goes 10 doctors and he gets
some shots.
He gets them for everything.
il seems TO me.
Every third persons in my
neighborhood Is getting cold
shots" "
A friend Of mine in California
contracted poison oak and went
and got some shots.
One Of my very young rela-
tives is getting shots 10 make
him grow
My mail is full OF inquiries
as to what / think Of shots for
everything from falling and
graying hair 10 pinples.
Doesn't anybody give a plain,
old fashioned prescription any
more-to be taken three times
a day before meals IN a little
water?
Not that I oh iect. you under
stand. Oh. I may feel some slight
sense of indignity 10 the men,
ory of Francis Rynd Of the
Meath Hospital, Dublin. who. in
1851 invented that noble medi-
hl instrument, the hypodermic
syringe. The procedure used to
be called "a hypodermic injec-
tlon," then it became "hypos'
and now shots"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

EDITORS NoTE-Cpl. Piek.
erins, former Times eotumnisf,
|. an infantryran at Fort Sam
Houstsn, Tex. These writings are
excerpts from his letters to
friends at the office.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

VOU can't say that Fort Sam
4 Houston is starved for enter
tainment. They not only have
the usual 15-cent movies, but
about once a week they give
shows free In the gym. the usual
program being two full-length
features and from four to six
shorts, show that runs from
around 7 p. m. almost until the
IL o'clock bed check. The favored
procedure is to take your pillow
along 10 sit on-even the hard
ened CT being vulnerable at GER
tain points.
THERE'S an added refinement
L on the long-diStance tefe-
phone call posters here. Besides
urging you 10 have the right
change. to make station-to-sta-
tion calls 10 save money, and 10
limit your calls to five minutes,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-01

TINE DETROIT TIMES Gil
1915
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-01
JENNIE INTIHAR

Kot smo vceraj porocali, je
umrla po dolgi bolezni Jennie In
thar, rojena Cimperman, stara
SO let. Stanovala je ma 1118 E.
"a St. Donna je bila IL vasi Krva-
va Pee, fara Rob, odkoder je
prisla v Cleveland pred 81 lett.
Bila :ie clanica drustva Srca Ma
rije in drustva sv. Cecilije st. 81
SDZ. Tukaj zapusea soproga
Johna, hcer Mary, poroceno Ste
fancic, stiri sinove: John B. M.
&c, Sgt. Edward, William in Jo-
seph, vnuka, brata Louis Cim-
perman, in vec drugih sorodni-
kov, v starem kraju pa stiri bra.
te in sestro. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil
v soboto Oh 9. uri zjutraj IL Ia.
krajskovega pogrebnega zavods
v cerkev sv. Vida in nato ma Cal.
vary pokopalisce. E
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-01
ALBIN j. DOLENC

Vojni department je sporocil
Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Dolenc, da je
liza II. januarja pogresan ak
ciji ma Francoskem mum sin
Corp. Albin ]. Dolenc, XII sc je
nahajal z anti-tankovnim oddel-
kom. K vojakom je bill poklican
v januarju,- 1913, -preko morja
pa je bill poslan proslega okto-
bra.
Poleg MEGA ina Dolenceva
druzina Sc diva sina pri oboro-
zenih silah: Pvt. Frank sc naha-
ia ma Palau otoku ma Pacifiku,
Pvt. Anthony pa je v Camp
Flannin V Texasu. Albin je pred
odhodom k vojakom delal pri
City Ice & Fuel Co.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-01

kdo maj okupira in upravlja to
ozemlje pred koncno mirovno
poravnavo, je ze dolgo predmet
splosnega ugibanja.
Porocilo iz Belgrade pravi, da
je britski feldmarsal vceraj pri
sprejemu, XII ga mu je priredil
marsal Tito, izjavil, da so jugo-
slovanski partizani "drzali v bo-
ju in decimirali cd Is do 20 So
vraznih divizij, katere bi bile
drugace rabljene proti nam ali
zaveznicam."
ZahvaIa marSala Tita
Marsal Tito Sc je v odgovoru
zahvalil "a pomoc zavezniskih
sill, zlasti "junaskim britskim,
ameriskim in sovjetskim letal-
cem," XII SO prinesli jugoslovan-
skim patriotom ma tisoce ton po-
trebscin.
mi sc nahajamo ma sredi med
d v e m a giganticnima armada
ma," je rekel marsal Tito, "Na
nasi levi je armada MARSHA
Alexandra, ma nasi desni pa ar
mada marsala Tolbuhina. Bill
smo prica prijateljstvu in brat
stvu, XII ju druzi."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-01

drugod pa bolj pocasi. Nemci
so virgil v boj svoje najsilnejse
tanke, takozvane "Tigre", v po-
izkusu, da ustavijo Amerikance
Emo porocilo, XII ga je prejel
neki londonski list, pravi, da je
padec m e s a Muenchen-Glad-
bach samo Sc vprasanje nekaj
ur.
Nemski odpor ma skrajnem
severn fronte, kjer Sc borijo
Kanadeani, Sc je znatno pove-
cal, dasiravno sc sodi, da je
nemska komanda potegnila ne
kaj Get cd tam in jih poslala ma
center proti Amerikancem, ki
Sc blizajo Koelnu in Duessel-
dorfu.
Zracna sila nadaljuje z masni-
mi napadi
Vceraj je bio v zraku n d
$500 zavezniskih letal, XII so
bombardirala sovrazne pozicije
ma 'front.' in tik "a fronto, med
tenn ko so tezki bombniki uda-
rili v notranjost Nemcije in
bombardirali industrijske in ze-
lezniske tarce.
Ameriske izgube so po sestih
dnevih bojev Sc vedno primero-
ma mike. Neuradno Sc poroea,
da je bill ubit povpreeno en- moz
ma vsakih devet ranjencev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-01
"A r OK A

Mr.. in Mrs. Jack Jesenko,
1867 w. 81. St., naznanjata, da
sta Sc zarocila njih hci Ann in
T/Sgt. Harold F. Castle, sin Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Castle, 7404 Halle
Ave-, XII Je prisel domov ma do
pust po 43 mesecih ma Pacifiku.
Ann je clanica drustva Brook.
lynski Slovenci st. 48 SDZ il
lajtnant pri Castni strait SDZ
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