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The Nome nugget., 1945-05-16

The issue mustn't 'be prejudiced by acts of force"
 Italian Premier Bonomi de- clared yesterday in Rome that Yugoslav proclamations have been posted beside British announce ments on many walls throughout Klegenfurt, including one issued by the partisans demanding that every Austrian worker here re- port to his former job under the pain of penalties.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-16
SHORTAGES DISAPPEAR IN A CLOUD OF SMOKE

DANVILLE, Ill.--(P)-A stam- pede like gold rush resulted when a wholesale grocer's truck caught fire in an alley. Five hun dred spectators massed as fire men tossed out singed merchant disc. Opportunists grabbed it while it was hot-packaged foods, jars of coffee, and 60 cartons of cigarettes.
 Two Loans this year, but need as much as three last year.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-29

me je sram. In zdi Sc mi, da niti
ne vem, kako bi Sc moraia sra
movati. Cd tvoje dobrcte zivim
ze yes cas-"
Owl j je roko okoli rar1eti ii
jo memo pobozal po laseh.
'sreco Il zeliti1, Roza, sa1no
sreeo. In toliko 81 mi dala. Kako
mores vedeti, labodja devica,
kaj cutir1o 1noski ? III dala 81 hi
vendar najlepse dneve zivljenja.
zrtvovala 81 Sc zar,ne. Vifar bla-
zenosti je besnel v r1eni. Glej, "a
drhge je obraz clovek, r1norda De
vidijo se roke, ostalo pa poskrbi
sivilja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-29
ENAKoPkx ALMOST

lie pila kri dsse, odpr1a keih III
saSarela y skr1atnens Erasu, III
njem vonj 20, aopo1,il .vrt. IN
ten'sa, Vodq, XII gre Il prestoIu
ve6nosti, DO sd6ela su1pljati.
In potem bo dstSd oSivela., .
/ MOEecs grad, . oEtob1n l672,
ko sem dopolnila. 1g let y. cetr-
tenn mesecu mole Sa1osH. ~
| Harro je oprezno zbral vse Ii
ste in odnesel. knjigo in druge
reci Y svojo omaro, ki jo je "a
klenil. ...
.Rozomarijo je prijel "a 'roko
in jo, odvedel v zavetje. Tam sta
nekaj casa sedela memo drug oh
drugem. Potem je rekel veselo:
"Vrniva Sc v 20. stoletje. Nor.
da nj prav, da Sc dotikava starih
reci. Klicanje duhov nj bio nj
koli priporocljivo. Zdaj pa Sc
moras Sc ii izpovedati. Kaj 81
premisljala?"
"Marsikaj sem mislila danes,
Harro-in govoriti moran Sc s
teboj!"
ITO zveni nevarno, ,-uvod, XII
mu navadno ne slede proved pri-
jana razmotrivanja. No, re Sc
dim v spovednici. Zacnir
"Oh,, &c zacenjas tako in Sc
igras 2 menoj, Sc ne upam nice
sar reci. Zmerom Sc igrate tako
z menoj, tt in teti. Kakor ne>bi
mogla nikoli postati pametnej-
sa, kakor sem zdaj. In,-saj
innate prav. Neumni otrok sem
Tako neumna, kakor sem dolga
Ko sem bila majhna, so Sc mi
vsi smejali. Samo tt ne! Harro
ii Sc mi nisi smejal! In zato sem
tie imela rada. Harro. Zakaj 81
Sc zdaj Sc ii pridruzil njim?"
Thorsteinu zalije rdecica &C.
10. Glavo pobesi in stoji preo
njerlini neznimi sivimi, prose
cimi ocmi kakor decek, XII so ga
osteli.
"Rozamarija, lazje mi je bile
tako. Use skupaj je zame hude
tezavno. Tega pa seveda Sc ne
mores vedeti. Ali sem ii s ten
res storil krivico? Mislil sem 81
da sem te pustil v srecnih otro
Skin letih." -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-29

'.Ne. smes metati tentice cez
vse to, Hafro. Povej mi, Harro,
povej mi. ZaKaj nisen tyoja W.
ma? All je ma Itneiii kaj takega,
da ii ne bi mogla biti?"
Harro Sc je hudo prestrasil:
"Pa vendar ne nosis teh misli ze
dolgo s seboj Y srcu? Prosim te,
to bi bilo strasno. Moja Roza,
moja uboga Roza! Ne, vse je ta-
ko preprosto! Premlada 81 Sc in
patti moran nate, .Kako, malo
casa je sele poteklo, kar 81 usla
smrti! Strasno hi bilo, &c bi pri-
sla zaradi meme v nevarnost
Najhuje bi bio zame. In cato ne
morem. v marsikateren1 oziru
sem ~bojazljivec, sleva. Koliko
sem pretrpel, ko sem stal craven
tebe v Bordigheri, ko 81 lezala
kakor uboga, izrnucena senca, 81
ne mores niti rnisliti! In potem
nisi marala ostati ma Braunec-
ku, saj 81 me vendar prosila-.
In zato sem prosil tvojega oceta,
da bi bila pri meni, kakor je bila
nekoc Dusica. Besedo sem mu
dal. Da sem ii s TEN pripravil
nude ure-''
20, Harro, kako Sc moran
sramovati pred teboj! 0, Harro,
in tako srecna sem zda.j, pa tako
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-29

naplSanO, da so 'lzpOVedl lepe
duse'."
Claw obeh potomcev Sc sklo-
|nita mad stare knjigo. Nobene-
ga imena nj v njej. Toda spet
novo razocaranje. Knjiga je po-
pisana samo ma 1lekaterih stra-
neh $ sarninni mesti IL svetega
pisma, XII so ma videz brez zveze.
"Kaksno besedo bi bila lahko
napisala vrnes," zagode Harro.
"Poglej!" Rozamarija pokaze
ma list, kjer je napisano: Ljubi
svoje sovraznike!
"Ali sc je n1orala tudi ona ta-
ko boriti s temi besedami kakor
nekoc ii, Rozamarija?"
"Jaz sem ostala pri skrom-
mem zaletu, Harro. Pretezavno
je bio zarne. Prisla sem le do
prve stopnice."
"I11 to je?"
"Do visnjevega mozicka."
"Ne bodi tako skrivnostna,
prosim te!"
cali ne razumes, da ne bi ra-
da tenn govorila, ko je tako bo-
re malo."
"Do rnolka, 81 mislila?''
cali mislis, da Sc je ona bolj
razumela ma to-" vprasa Roza-
maria.
''Tu "a platnicarni je Sc ne
kaj."
"Med ovitkor1 in platnicami
je bio res Sc nekaj zataknjeno.
Kos zvitega papirja.
"Skrbno sta ga razvila. Te-
men, mehak koder Sc je pokazal.
Zgoraj je bill privezan S srebrno
nitjo, XII je innela scitek. In ma
tenn scitku je bilo z roko poprav-
ljalca korala napisano:
"'Nebeski-bozji norec'."
a "Bozji norec! Ali 81 ze kdaj
slisala to besedo?"
"Da, cash sem jo ze cula tu
ali pa ma Braunecku. Kot kletvi-
co, ali pa &c SO hoteli kornu reci,
da je prismojen.~ In. spodaj so
spet note. TO bi i1nenoval Ivan
Friderik motiv. Diva motiva.
Enega zanj in enega "a 'nebe-
sko' .. 0, kako sva zdaj spet
neumna, Rozamarija!-Glej to-
le je pa naposled nekaj njenega.
Roza, &c znas brati, toda gladko,
mi preberi.
"Tole DO tudi kaksen naotiv,' -
rece Rozamarija in zacne brati.
Jasna pisava je zelo eitljiva :.
''Motiv, Harro:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-29
glRAl 5

"Zan1e imajo ljubko nagnjena
rama, tvoj hrbet, cudezna crta
cd pazduhe do Memo oblih mec
prav toliko izraza kakor tvoj oh
raz. Zrnerofi1 sem slutil, da mo-
ras biti cudovita. Toda to, kako
lepo 81 je tvoja dusa zgradiIa
svoj dom III 81 ga okrasila, to
sem dozivel ze zdaj. Sveta 81 mi
postala. III lepo iii lnifno hi Bill
lahko zivel ob tvoji stra1ii, ee he
bi tvoja sladkost postaia prel1e-
varna. Uzival sem ure tistvarja-
MIA, ko sem tie slikal.
(Ddlje prihodnji5)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-29
DssSa drhteea,
MstG molte6a,
. srcd trpecc -
to je prGvG boSju sreCa.' :

Vidis, Harro, da je to vedela!" +
Duso gre skosi mt, kjer je
trGUG 1nokra od solsa in kjer po-
pije visoka, 6rnd drevesa svet-
loba sonca. -Kjer sede nsnoge ST.
ve, molcete ptice nd vssetih ve-
jah. Kjer i,aajo 9rmi in trava in
vsaE cOet, XII cUete med MO, 500
je bisere. Tan, polsi tem,to voda,
XII ne Sstnalja in ne msrmra, IN
preM5Ea y s0ojem po60snem te-
ku bitje Oh obreSju.
Dusa oUaje svoj pajcolas oko-
u sebe, poDesi g1avo IN sakrije
rame, XII so jih il prizadele stru-
peme p1Scice tistih, HI so zu'saj.
Tnko gre dal$a skosi vrt, mimo
sivih ptic, Hi me POLO, msin,o po-
toka, XII ne sunalja, IN mimo u
Hj, ki nosijo mo- svojih zlatih nit
koh roso boleGime. In y posled-
MEM kotscku vrta, kjer so DIRE
Vesa majUasja in padajo njihove
bolne sence majgloblje tam stojsi
roS,ai grim IN ina aa vrhu bzed
popek.
Teddj objame da.$a roSni grim
IN MAJ re6e:: go, tt roSa moje
ljubesni, kako 81 hudo bzeda in
stojis . meraku, kjer te ne more
majti nobea Sarek, 6eprav bi mo-
roh padati nate jutrni 1esket,
opoldanska krasota IN vecermo
slato. IN tvoj vo,ej bi moral biti
krosmejsi kakor vomj vseh cue
too, XII 50 mo- vrtu."
Tedaj Sc skloni du$a cez grm
IN pritisne ostre trne mo- suoje
prsi, da pije grim rde6o krI. To-
phi valovs nau gredo skoSi Size II,
bledt ke1ak roSe Sc pordeci cd
njih.
ko pa DO prisel svecer gospo-
dar vrtd, DO 0praSal::
| "Du$a, kako uspeva tvoj vrt,
ki sem tt ga dal, da bi 1epe cue
tice gorilla . njem?
"AH evete roSmi grim, XII tt ga
je dih naojega dina sbaedil IL glo-
bokega d'sas"
Tedaj re6e duSa vsa Sulostma:
"Gospod, moja trata je mo-
lcra cd solsa, naoje sive ptice so
bres pesmai, maoje hhje so rastr-
game IN polonaljene od puS6ic, XII
so mi jih vrgN y vrt. IN rosa mo-
je ljubesmi je ssrita D gos6ovi,
kjer so sence mGjbolj 6rae.''
In gospod bo s svojimai slatinai
Ocnai p0gIedal y Grt du$e.
Tedaj Sc DO sGlesket0lo skosi
tena,aa drevesa, sa6elo DO kapzja-
tt vsake veje IN vejice, in mo-
tra tia Sc bodo zaiskriJa od de-
mantov. Sue ptice bodo ma$le
svoj gzas in postdte bodo szavci
svojsnai pesnsi1ai sdhvale. Po-
lonaljene Ikje Sc bodo spet srdv-
male. Tedaj DO roSa ljubeeni, k'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-29
DI,Sica ROzal,1driia
,svdE1rnN1cA N MEN Nto,aEc,
Agnes Gunfker
PosIovehil Boris Rihtersic
(Nadaljevar,je)
Agnes Guntksr
Poslovehil Boris Rihtersie

Madaljevanje)
me postajaj tragicna, Roza.
Pomisliti noras, da so bile nje-
COVE zenske znanke Same uten-
ke konservatorija, XII imajo
divje razkodrane lase in casih IL
hojene pete. Princesa mu nobe-
ma nj prisia pred OF. o naojern
grofovskem imenu dolgo nj nit
vedel. Skrival sem ga, ker Sc, nj
prav lepo podajal k mojemu sta
novanju zraven likalnice o,
da, "a likalke Sc je tudi zanimal.
Slutil je v Nth aenavadne du-
sevne globine. Sicer pa BIO ne
sreca, &c te zagleda. Vroce srce
ina "a vse, kar je lepo. Tako
veliko srce v tako majhnih,
stisnjenih prsih. Nekoliko je
narnree grbast. &c je sedel "a
svojim starim klavirjem in dr.
sci prsti, XII so bill kakor paj-
kove noge, po tipkan, Sc mi je
iznenada zazdelo, da me je ne
kaj neznega odneslo IL berlin
skega pekla ma neko POLAND bla-
zenih, kjer 50 sumeli palmovi
gail in SO stopale nebeske hce-
re v zlatih eevljih -"
"Harro, ali mu ne bi mogla
brzojaviti?"
20, ii sladka Roza. To pot 81
rekla nekaj, kar mi je vsec. Br-
zojavila mu bova:
"Pravkar sva odkrila nekaj
velikega: koral il sedemnajstega
stoletja. Prosiva te, da bi bill "a
botra. Druzica Sc "a to zelo "a
nina in bo prevzela stroske." y
Sal pises, Rozamarija? Jaz
sem kakor ognjenik."
20, Harro, moi najljubsi!"
"cakaj! Ostani tam, kjer si!''
je zapovedal Harro.
t"Samo Sc tole: 'Vozs te bo cakal
ma nasi postaji.' I
"Tako, to bi bilo lepo. Ceprav
stara glasba ne bi bila dosti vre-
dina, Ivan Friderik je zato toll
ko vec vreden. In tihi klavir, ka-
ko bo ia vessel! Zvecer bova Sc
della OBJ MEM in prisluskovala.
Vidis, kaj mama bo vse dala pra-
babica."
cali mislis, da je sama napra-
villa glasho?"
"Ne. Poglej-ponekod je malo
popravljeno z rdeeim svincni-
kom. Precej povrsna moska ro-
ka. Ona je najbrz prepisovala.
Poglej, tole je lepo. z rdecim
svincnikom: o., nebeska, vzemi
sinje, vzerni sinjie. Ne zalosti
svojega najpokornejsega z rde-
Gin, XII je slo trikrat skozi dez!'
Ali nnorda to nj tudi navodilo "a
pevko? Sicer bi pa rajsi incl ne
kaj vec njenega kakor pa same
Meme prepise."
"Ali je vreca prazna?"
"Se en- zavitek raznih reci:
zelena, svilena blazina, konji-
eek, poslikan lessen ptic $ pfscal-
ko ' trebuhu in svilena nlosnji-
ca" ~ il. .a
"Kaj pa je v njej?"
"Pisalno orodje. Kakor veliko
jabolko je, IL jantarja in. lepo s
srebrom okovano."
ITO pa moran dobiti jaz," "
vzklikne Rozamarija.
I'm neka knjiga. Ma 1jej je
~ Ia ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-29

pictured
new .ray odei seen y aish n upter DARBY, ks like
giant subby craft
1h6 ah Seen dnderg0lg tests August 1917 Early
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
Willie SirnnNs
Echo in Court

Three figures in the Willie
ISimms-Isadore Kitchener gam
bling case were back in court to-
day when Recorders Judge Paul
L. Krause examined IL defendants
charged with gaming law viola
tions in connection with a mutuels
racket.
The trio are Pete Trupiano. 35,
.of 39l7S ST. CLAIR. under a two TO
five-year sentence IN the Slmms
case, which he has appealed, Jake
Zak, % of $3.50 Second, released
in the Simms trial because of lack
Of evidence. and Horace kimp, 43,
OF 994 Brewster, on probation
Because the case IS the result
of six raids Jan. 20 and y, kimp
will be referred back 10 the pro-
baton department for sentence.
Salvatore Sierra, 46, of 80 Lake
pointe. Crosse Ponte Park, IS
listed as one OF the principal de-
PENDANTS. His home is where $50
500 was seized by police. In a
raid at the Dearborn parking lot,
62l5 Cass, $500 and several
thousands of mutuels tickets were
Iconfiscated. Office equipment and
4,600 new betting cards were
taken al 1904 RiVerview.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
Mayor Fills
z City Posts

Mayor Jeffries today announced
reappointments of seven members
10 city commissions.
They are Mrs. Edsel B. Ford to
the arts commission; George w.
Trendle to the board Of fire COM
missioners; DR.. r. l.. Novy 10 the
board of health; Harry II. Vein
baum to the House of Correction
commission; Circuit Judge Ira w.
Jayne to the naHHieiPai-stAletie
commission: Oscar A. Wagner TO
the board of water commissioners,
and Monroe Lake TO the public
welfare commission
All but two terms are effective
today and end March /, l949.
Novy's extends from yesterday to
Feb. %, 1949 Judge Jayne's term
expires March /, 1850.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
3 Hanged
I'm Ontario

FORT FRANCIS, Ont, March
l (UP)-fhree men, convicted of
the hot stove torture murder of
Mrs. Viola Jameson, were hanged
today in Fort Francis Jail.
George Skrypnyk, 80, and his
brother, Anthony, 20, died to-
gether. A few minutes later Will
liam Schmidt, %, was dropped
through the trap of the gallows
in the basement of the Jail.
The three men were convicted
of numbering Mrs. Jameson last
June in an attempt to make her
tell where she had hidden her
money.
Sheriff c. L. Sundin declined
to make a statement on the
hangings, but Mrs. Bernice Cas-
mig, Mrs. Jamieson's daughter and
other watchers outside the jail
saw three coffins taken from the
Jail at 2:30 a. m. They we're
buried behind the Jail, a short dis
tance from the town hall.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
Irolley-Auio Crash
Victim Dies Of Injuries

Police today reopened an in
-vestigation of streetcar-a auto
collision after one Of two victims.
Ted Dudek, %, Of BOAT Roosevelt.
Hamtramck, died al ST. Francis
Hospital, Hamiramck
Dudek was injured Monday
when a Baker streetcar coAided
at Grandy and Kirby with an
auto in which he was riding with
Leo Stein, al, OF 1909 Dubois.
Dudek died last night and Stein
still is IN serious condition al
Receiving Hospital The motor
man. TheodiS Brown, 5342 Palmer
ston, escaped injury.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
Points Up
On Meats

WASHINGTON March !
GNS)-The OPA announced to-
day that ration values for beef,
pork cuts and other staple meats.
including canned meat, would be
increased from one 10 five points,
effective 1901 a. m. Sunday
OPA said the action was de-
signed 10 bring point values into
line with limited supplies Of
meats for civilians which have
tghtened because Of heavy mill
tary requirements and below
schedule hog marketingS
Despite the overall upward re-
vision. porterhouse and T-bone
steaks Will cost nine instead of
II points a pound, and top round
steak values are 10 instead of l3.
OPA said the reduction in point
values was due 10 an oversupply
Of choice meats because shoppers
had purchased low point value
items when confronted with a
variety supply.
Hamburger, bacon and. chuck
roast will be increased 20 six red
points. Beef. veal, pork. lamb
hearts, sweetbreads, tongues and
point free lamb liver, liver cheese.
liver loaf and other liver products
will all cost two points.
Point free sausage products
made from rationed materials will
increase -one-tn- -two points Val
ues for canned and ready 10 eat
meats will be boosted one TO five
points.
Points for all lamb and most
veal will remain unchanged, and
mutton will continue point free.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
By VERA BROWN

NAPT. EUGENE NJ WITT is home again in Battle Creek
I with memories of death and privaton too new for
comfort.
This 2Syear-old husky Red Diamond Division officer,
direct from Naz prison camp in Poland and 56-hour
flight from Moscow is getting acquainted with his little
family all again while he awaits the call back TO
With him his pretty, blond wife, Jane, whom he met
at Knox College, his daughter Judy and set of three
year-old twins he has just met for the first time.
First officer Moscow after deliveance
conquerng Russian Army he would like another crack
at the Henies settle few scores-but he believes he's
headed in the other direction.
(6T FIGURE the boys will have just about taken of
those Krauts by the time l get back into combat"
the captain said hopefully for il will be the Japs
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
Price Writ Issued
AGAINST Parke.DdVis

Federal Judge Arthur F. Lederle
today issued a permanent injunc-
ton restraining Parke-Davis and
Co. from further violation of the
OPA ceiling price regulations.
The company waived service on
the suit and waived all defenses.
II was charged in the action, filed
by the OPA that the company
charged above ceiling prices for
private formula preparations be-
tween Feb. II, 1914. and this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
RECORDERS NOT NAMED
mBifeS $3.50
Tip Off Nose

A piece OF missing nose is worth
S250-especially when IL is bitten
OLA jury IN circuit court dc.
cided today after celebrating a
day and a half.
The jury awarded Gather Ed
wards, 80, OF 902 w Warren, that
sum in his damage suit against
Willie Stone, manager of the Gay
- ETY. Bar, 40S Charlotte, after he
testified that Stone gathered him
into his arms and bit of a part OF
his nose during a quarrel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02

wound up in solitary confine-
mcnt for 80 days.
Where they sent my men I
don't know. That was the worst
OF the whole episode-not know
Ing the score - not knowing
what was going to happen,
Continued on Page FIve)
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02

EDITORS NOTE-This is the first Of three articles
detailing the h0rrOWHg experiences of Capt. Eugene VI.
Wit of Ft Clusters tanned Fifth DUiSjon WhO cap
tured at Metz forced-mGrched and transported IN bog
through Germany to prison camp IN Poland, Chere
he released by the onrushing Red army 1t IS story
Of battle hunger prison fHh, pride and lj00-nllie
hitch-hike through eastern Europe
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
Czech Minister Killed

STOCKHOLM, March ! (INS)
Berlin reports reaching Stock
holm say that Czecho-Slovakian
Foreign Minister t'rantiSek K
Chvalkovsky was killed Monday in
an air attack on the German
capital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
S5,I37,OOO
Red Cross
EDriVe On

Today an army of 5000 volun-
teers VIII begir a city-wide cam
vass to raise S5,137000, Detroits
quota in the 1945 American Red
Cross fund drive. The campaign
Will continue through March 81.
This years total is an increase
of $4,000 over 1944's quota,
Herbert 3. Trix, campaign chair
man, announced.
Official opening of the drive
came yesterday with a kickoff"
luncheon in Hotel Book-Cadillac.
AS principal speaker, 1t. Gen.
William S. Knudsen, director Of
air service technical command,
summarized the Red Cross as a
first class service doing a first
class job where there is a first
class need -
Down at Wright Field" said
the general, 1--WE see all kinds of
soldiers, fellows who have been
overseas a long time, fellows
who have been prisoners. They
tell us the most comforting
thing that happens to them Is
receiving Red Cross packs.
SAVES PRISONERS
'Those who were prisoners
say they never could have stood
IL but for those food packs.
Even the toughest, most hard
boiled GIs tell us that.
II say all hail TO the Red
Cross"
II was an all local speakers day.
Following Gen. Knudsen. Joan
Baker, %, of 500 Stanley, Birming-
ham. related some of her experi-
ences of II months in Australia as
a Red Cross recreation worker.
SERGEANT IN PLEA
Completing the roster of speak
CTS was Regirncntal ist Sgt-Jeseph
Edwards. 26. of 1400 Lacrosse.
Joe was medically discharged for
battle fatigue last month after
three and a half years. He's a
veteran of the Moroccan, Tuni-
sian and Italian campaigns. and
wears the Purple Heart with four
Oak Leaf Clusters. Now he's
working at Ford Motor Co.
II can't tell you how wonder
full the Red Cross workers were
in the hospitals" said Joe. "They
did more than the nurses. They
were the only real friends we
had over there"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinity Increasing cloudiness
tonIKnr CtCury FTtrrys ~rrfutf. iereft to
nIFfT About - HDarratr wfrd-
Shipper forecast Protect shipments dur
ms ne next 80 hr-zss Tor, north, ~ de-
Fgees Stst 30 ssk' ~ south. 80
DETROIT DATA
Temperatures Wednesday Highest, 81 de-
EIees ioNCst % mean ~
Departure from normal temperature Wecntt-
dGgEee
departure from normal Temperature since
Jan ! -ll5 deTFfed
TEMPERATURE one year arc today Highest.
- degrees lowest ~. rpar IS
Temperatures IRIS date On past 70 years
Hlrhett 5s degrees IA 1913 lowest In
1912
Relative humidity "wednesday 2 30 N
- per cent 30 n e. 80 ?. n
Precipitation IN last - hcau ending a.
> 20 n today - inch
Jan. II 81 inches
Decree csyE frr WeGHesfsy Fsb as 81.
Normal fo- Ffh - 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
Australia Picks
ParIey Delegates

CANBERRA, March CUP
Prime Minister Curtin announced
today that Australia's delegation
10 the United Nations conference
in San Francisco next month will
be headed by Deputy Prime Min
ister F. NJ. Forde and II. V. Evatt,
minister of external affairs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
Boiw|es Fights
Ballot Titles
Asssils esienation
for Krause, Groat

u Charles Bowles, former mayor
and at present candidate for re,
corder's court judge, today flee
a petition with the city elec.
ton commission, asking that they
refuse TO place the designa.
ton recorders court Judge"
under the names of Judge Gerald
w. Groat and Judge Paul T.
Krause on the April 2 election
ballot.
Bowles contends that Judge
Groat and Judge krause are not
entitled TO the designation since
both we're appointed 10 fill vacan-
cies in recorders court.
PROVISION CITED
"Under the provisions of Act
2l3 OF the Public Acts OF 1889,
only incumbents who are run
ming for reelection are entitled
20 that designation" Bowles
said. Neither Of these men
has been previously elected to
that office
Bowles conceded that the state
constitution provides that incum-
bent judges are entitled 10 desig-
nation on judicial ballots, but said
that il did not apply to recorders
court candidates.
RECORDERS NOT NAMED
''The constitution names only
the supre court, circuit,
county and probate courts"
Bowles said at does not name
recorder court"
Oakley +. Distin. director of
elections, said that a meeting OF
the election commission would be
called TO consider the petition.
The question Will probably be
referred 10 the corporation coun-
sells office for a legal opinion,
Distin said
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-02
EVERY OFFICER SHOT

EAERI Ot ElIER- SHUT
FINALLY we cleared them out
and took II for keeps. i had
full company of $50 men and
officers and my job was TO 60
through the town. The fighting
was some OF the toughest of the
war.
Every one Of the officers
under me Dos killed or Wounded
in the first few hours.
Then they got our bazookas,
and our tank defense was down.
"Of course they came at us
with tanks.
I'VE held on for time, fight
ing the tanks with rifles and
machine guns until we were
finally cornered.
II had scarcely a handful of
men left, about 40 of my $50"
MEMORY of capture obviously
vi depressed him.
His expression grew grim anc
his voice changed as he con
tinued:
ITS a terrible thing to be
captured. They Immediately
piled me with questions about
our units, positions and matters
of that kind.
IL told them nothing.
MARCH TO GERMANY
Then they started marching
It's back toward Germany. We
were hungry and dog-tired, but
they prodded us on. We pro-
tested against the forced march
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