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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-17

(NadalJeVanJe S l. Stranl.l
vsec, ker Sc nadejajo, da DO
bell Imperialism pref ali slej
IL Azije popolnoma izrinjen.
Kaj BIO S Palestine?
Zelo neprijeten problem "a
Anglijo je Palestine. AngleSka
vlada 10 je V prvi svetovni vojni
obljubila zidom in Sc proglasila
"a Memo pokroviteljico. Cd te-
daj gospodari V, "Sveti dezeli"
angleska vojaSka oblast. Angli-
ia je dovolila zidom priseljeva-
ME V Palestine, XII tvorijo re o.
krog tretjino njenega prebival-
silva. Imeli pa bi re vecino, a
Arabci SO Sc nadaljnemu nase-
ljevanju toliko uprli in V arab
skin dezelah je nastal prot An
glezem tolikSen srd, da ie vlada
v Londonu sklenila n~aseljeva-
ME zidov V Palestine omejiti. S
tenn Sc jim je zelo zamerila. A
delavska stranka je pred VOLT
vami rekla, da je "a proglasi-
tev Palestine "a zidovsko deze-
10 in da DO V ~slucaju image dr.
zala besedo. Toda je ostala gle
de Palestine pr start Churchill
low politiki, ker noce odbiti
arabskih dezel. V ia sporni pro-
blem Sc je umeSal koncno Sc
predsednik Truman S pismom
Attleeju, da maj pripusti V Pa
lestino tistih par sto tisoc Ii
dow, XII so Sc V nemSkih taborih.
Nimajo til kan, Palestine pa je
'njihova pradavna dezela.
Male dezele hocejo vec besedc
Use te in slicne zamotane "a
deve SO sedaj V podrocju velike
petorice, ali pravilnejse, reSuje-
ia jih najvec Anglia in Zed. dr.
zave, Russia pa pc svoje. Kitaj-
ska in Francija nimata odlocu-
joce besede, ceprav sta prizna-
ne "a clanice velike petorice.
Male dezele S tenn staniem nj
so zadovoljne in hocejo, da Sc
cuje ma konferencah tudi nil
hen glas, bodisi glede mirovnih
pogodb in drugih vprasanj, XII
Sc vseh ticejo.
Sc najmanj Sc vsi'skupaj bri-
gallo "a tezke mednarodne So
elaine probleme, ker so Wade
prezaposljene z medsebojnimi
nesoglasji. Morda DO boljse, ka-
dar Sc stabilizira ustanova zdru-
zenih narodov in zacne poslo-
vati. Sedaj je Sc vedno V pri-
pravljalnem Stanju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-17
v Cd vofne unieeni
Jugosloviii 50 vsi
kIiconi no deIo,
posebno miudino
(Nadaljevanie S !. strani.

(Nadaljevanje S !. strani.)
Odbora OF tov. Kraigher S., "a
MIN pa je govorila TOW. Olga
Cervan - sekretarka mestnega
odbora ISM. Eaten pa ie sle-
dilo odlikovanje udarnikov /.
mladinske brigade Made Sic"
in njenega komandanta Potoc-
nika Stojana "a pozrtyovalno
delo ma Krskem polju. Odliko-
vani so bill: Aceto Borislava,
Vogrinc Militia, jug Bozena, Ka-
rel Andrea, Kregelj Draga, Ora
fenauer Cveta, Arnsek Maria,
Jurecic Lencka in Petric Milka.
-Izpred Narodnega donna Sc lie
mladina med vzklikanjem naSi
narodni oblasti podala ma Kon-
gresni try, kjer Sc je vrsil raz-
bod.
Toda Sc in Sc SO potrebne ia
Ike nedelje in ,potrudili Sc bono,
da Jill bono CHM temeljiteje IL
rabbi. Pritegniii bono k delu
tudi one, XII Sc stole oh strani,
in S tem bono zadali udarec re-
akciji, katere glavni namen je
Skodovati nam ma polju obnove.
V pondeljek zjutraj je imela
2. ljubljanska mlad. delovna
brigada zbor ma Kongresnem tr-
gu. V osmih bataljonih je stale
cez 1000 mladincev in mladink
S sekirami in zagami. Vsi SO sta
ri mad Is let.
Komandant brigade, tovariS
Wagner joe je precital dnevna
povelja staba brigade in spre-
govoril nekaj besed O disciplini,
XII je "a tako obsezno akcijo Sc
prav posebno potrebna. Nato je
brigadni politkomisar tovariS
Hocevar Janez orisal mladini
pomen preskrbe Ljubljane s
kurivom in pomen skupnega
della.
Pri j%utranjem zboru je bata-
lion Center napovedal vsem o.
stalim bataljonom tekmovanje
ma vseh podrocjih della.
S Kongresnega trga SO bata-
ljoni odSli proti kolodvoru. Mia
dinci in mladinke so nosile
transparente: "Preskrbimo Liu-
bljano z drvmi! Junakom Dor
be maj slede iunaki della! HoGe-
mo republiko! it'd" Prepevali so
in njihovi obrazi so bill veseli
in zadovoljni.
Liubljanska mladina re dru-
gic odhaja ma skupno delo. Us
pehi 1. brigade "Majde Sic" so
vnesli V ISL ljubliansko mladi-
no nov duh. Brigade DO delala
ma Gorenjskem, oh vznozju Alp,
V cistem bohinjskem zraku. To
delo DO "a MO Sofa tovariStva in
s%kupnosti, tn Sc bodo pr delu
gradili in usposabljali.
,Stanovali bodo V hotelu Fla
torog, XII ga je battalion Bezi-
grad re pred nekaj dnevi ocistil
in pripravil stanovanja in vse
potrebno, Tako je brigada ma
Sla V Bohinju vse urejeno in ne
mudoma bodo zapele sekire in
cage. To DO pesem della, XII iih
DO spremljala do konca, ko Sc
bodo ozgani, utrjeni in ponosni
vrnili V Ljubljano.
Ii mladinci in mladinke mai
bodo "a vzgled vsem onim, 81
Ger maloStevilnim mladim Ljub-
ljancanom in Ljubljancankam,
XII Sc vednoapostopajo brez della,
XII pa najdejo Sc vedno dovolj
casa "a plehke zabave in neum-
nosti.
zulji SO nam potrebni. Zulii
nam bodo dali kruh, zulji nam
bodo dali kurivo, zulji nam bo-
do dali lepse dni. z zulji bono
nadaljevali to, kar smo 81 pri-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-17

Ko je Molotov ma konferenci
vnanjih ministrov velike peto-
rice v Londonu, Xxi Sc je 2. ok
tobra po par tednih prerekanja
razsla V polomu, zahteval, da
Italia plaza vojno odskodnino
"a skodo, XII jo je storila, sta a.
meriski drzavni tajnik Byrnes
in angleSki v~nanji minister Be-
vim odlocno o%porekala. Kajti
staliSce Zed. draw in Anglije
je, da je treba Italiji il Meme
ga poloma pomagati, ne pa 10
obremeniti z vojnimi odSkodni-
nami, XII Jill itak ne bi mogla
placati, razen, kot z zgrazanjem
oroti Rusiji in Jugoslaviii ugo-
tavlja newyorski New Lead
err, lie ako il bi Amerika dala
posojilo.
Vzlic tenn ocitkom in ameri-
skemu-angleskemu prijateljstvu
do Italije pa Jugoslavija vztra-
ia, da il je drzava pokojnega
duceja dolzna placati "a Skodo,
XII ii ie storila z invazijo in v
casu okupiranja jugoslovanske-
ga ozemlja.
Generalni tajnik jugoslovan-
ske Wade Mitar Bake je obja-
vii porocilo, podprto pc dolgih
raziskovanjih S podatki, V ka-
terem ugotavlja, da SO Italijani
napravili Jugoslaviji cd 6. april
la 1941, ko SO udrli ~vanjo, pa do
casa, ko SO Sc podali, mad pol
drugo milijardo dolarjev Skode.
In to ma podlagi cen, XII so pre-
vladovale leta 1889! K temu ie
treba dodati vsote narodnih do
hodkov, XII so bill izgublieni V
tel dobi, in stroSke borbe "a
osvoboditev.
Tu MISC vStete Gene izgublje-
nih zivljenj, shiranja delavcev
in kmetov in izgube svobode.
Ker take stvari V denarju paG
nimajo Gene.
TIE izgube pomenijo "a narod-
no gOSpOdarStVO JugOSlaviie ST.
lovit udarec.
Porocilo dale navajo, kako
SO Italijani pustoSili pc dezeli,
izzemali ljudi, ropali, rusili mo-
stove, ceste, zeleznice in pozi-
gall. Jugoslovansko mornarico
SO ugrabili ali 10 unicili, gozde
izsekali in opustosili polja.
I~talijanska reakcija Sc nj mad
tenn pocetjem svoje armade
pray mic ~zgrazala, pac pa svoje-
mu duceju z vsem 6czavnim
aparatom prirejala ovac1]e in
ga slavija vsled njegovih pleni-
tev in razdejanj V Jugoslaviji.
Sedaj Sc isti ljudje prizade-
vajo spremeniti Italijo IL zavez-
nixon sovrazne V MIN prija-
teljsko drzavo in "a zaveznico
In liz obdolzenih V tozilko.
Vladni tajnik Bake je svoje
porocilo zakljucil, da ne verja-
me, ola Sc jim DO ia manever
posrecil. "Kajti financniki in
drugi ustvaritelji fasizma ter ia
sisticne v%ojne, povzrocitelji ma
sakrov, u%nicevanja in plenje-
MIA, morajo prevzeti glavno bre-
me reparacij."
H koncu izraza prepricanie,
da DO Jugoslavija tenn oziru
dobila svojo pravico, kajti lie ma
tenn temelju DO v BODICE mogo-
&c Fidati podlago "a prijatelj-
stvo med Jugoslavijo in Italijo.
A kakor Sc stvari sucejo re
dolgo, DO Jugoslavija dobila lie
malo, brzkone mic vojne odskod-
nine cd Italije, kajti dogodilo
Sc je, kakor smo V Proletarcu
prerokovali elm sta italijanski
kralj in njegov marsal Badoglio
"strmoglavila" Musolinija in
potem proglasila Italijo "a ma
SO sobojevnico'', da je sedaj Jul
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-17
Nosu reIifno ukciiu

Cd nasega zadnjega izkaza
darov "a naSe trpece ljudstvo V
start domovini, smo prejeli cd
nash podruznic, nabiralcev in
darovalcev Sc naslednje vsote:
Podruznica st. 48 V Cleve-
landu, O., nam je pc svojem
agilnem tajniku, br. Durnu, po-
slala $1,000 V pomoc bratom in
sestram V start domovini. Brat
Gialusi, blagajnik podruznice
st. %, St. Louis, Mo, je postal
5000, katere so prispevali: The
resa Speck $50, Frank Sajovec
$40, Math. Speck $40, pc SIS pa:
Martin Petrovic, VIM. Moydell,
John Zgur, Misouris Eagle No.
81 in 3rd Zone Air Raid War
den, in razni posamezniki SO da-
rovali manjSe vsote.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-17
POSLUSAJTE

vsoko nedeIjo prvo in mai
storeiso jugosIovansko ro-
do uro V Chicago Cd 9. do
10. ure dopoIdne, postojo
Vodi 10 GeorQe Morchon.
VICES. 1850 klIocycIes.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-17
Kai BIO S Palestine?

Priporocite prijatelju, maj
81 naroci Proletarca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-10-17
IL SANSovego urodo
1895 w. 18th St, Chicago q, Ill.

sno gleda ma svoje zveste sino-
We, gleda in Sc raduje, ko vidi,
da sedaj pc prestanem trpljenju
v miru uzivajo lepote slovenske
zemlje, "a katero SO prelivali
svoio kri. Skrivnosten mir, sve-
Ii zrak, solnce in zeleno jezero
jim DO vrnilo zdravje in moe,
da bodo z novimi silami popri-
ieli "a delo "a obnovo in dvig
nase drage domovine.
Ponosen je Triglav ma svoj
rod
vse je vihar razdjal,
narod pa zmeraj stall 49,.
Da, boil trdno in samozavest-
ne stoji danes slovenski narod
ma svoji zemlji, kot kdaj koli V
zgdovini.
Kljub temu, da so ma oddi-
hu, naSi borci delajo in Sc ma
svojih politicnih urad priprav-
ljajo "a naloge, XII jih Sc caka-
10, Tudi ma vojaske vale ne po-
zabijo. Use gre pc strogem vo-
jaSkem redu, "a vsako uro je
drugo o~pravilo. Oh vecerih pa
prirejajo V dvorani kazine "a
bavne in kulturne vecere, ka-
tere nastudirajo sami, vcasih
pa jih pride razvedrit kaka
igralska ali pevska skupina. Ia
ko SO V cetrtek 5. t. m. gojenci
Glasbene akademije IL Ljublja-
ne priredili naSim junakom lep
kulturni vecer. Recitacije, pc
tie, zlasti pa solospevi SO ma
vduSili borce in jih utrdili v
spoznanju, da domovina dobro
We, koliko dolguje svojim parti-
zanom in jim skusa pc svojih
moceh p%ovrniti.
(Povzeto il "Ljudske Pravice.)
Evening star., 1945-02-07
BY ALICE EYERsMAN.

The Chamber Music Guild moved
to Constitution Hall last night, where
1t presented the noted lieder singer
Lotte> Lehman, In recital. The
program selected by Nine. Lehman
was rapturously received, the audi
ence's reaction departing from the
customary polite American lecep-
ton to add cheers and braves to
the applause.
It seemed that most Of the songs
were familiar to the public and that.
with the new art Of today ana the
modern idiom, a nostalgia for the
time when recitals of Neder were
the fashion was being expressed.
Although 18 songs were listed, the
number was augmented consider
ably by the encores after each
group.
Nine. Lehmann's artistry is SUI
perb. It is the combination of mu-
sician and poet that she brings to
her interpretations that draws from
each song all that it has, 70 give
and In just the right measure. Her
study OF the text is profound and
the infection Of line and the color
OF a word, true and understanding
in sentiment, reaches as near per-
fection as is possible.
Unfortunately, her voice is not
what it once was, and in some re-
spects the toll her busy life has
taken handicaps her in preserving
beauty and rotundity of quality. It's
present soft texture seemed hardly
suitable to the spaciousnesssr of the
hall and the fact that all of the
songs were in mezzo-soprano keys
did not add to its carrying power.
Evening star., 1945-02-07
Bravos Greet Lotte Lehman
AT Constitution Hall Recital

/ Yet she made no effort to over
step the bounds of her ability but
kept rather to an intimate style
eminently appropriate to the char
acter of the songs, but not so ap-
propriate to the hall.
Although Nine. Lehman sang
also In French. Italian and English,
her German numbers from the great
lieder repertoire represented the
superlative work Of her program.
Mozart's "Das Veilchen" and Die
Verschweigung," Schubert's I'm
Abendrot." "Das Fischermaedchen
and der Wanderer," Brahms "An
Elm Veilchen" and der Jaeger" to-
gether with the encores, VOLTS
"Verborgenheit," Schubert's "An die
Musk" Brahms. "Mainacht" and
''Mein Maedel hat einen Rosen-
mund," and Strauss "Morgen, were
exquisite in mood, sentiment and
vocal delivery.
The simplicity with which Nine.
Lehman sang these beautiful songs
was full of poignancy and the fine
modulations Of her art provided an
unforgettable experience
The same careful delineation was
given the French group. which,
while not touching on the best in
the literature, included such we'll
Evening star., 1945-02-07

known numbers Is Dell'Acqua's q
ia vierge I Ia Creche," Duparc's
IL Invitation au Voyage" Hahn's
Dun Prison." "Paysage" and Isl
mes vers avaient des ailes," the lat
ter having to be repeated. Purcell's
"Didos Lament" and Torelli's "Tu
10 SAL" with which the program
began, found the singers voice at
its freshest, the final English group
showing the strain Of the recital.
The artists choice OF songs both
from the French and English rep
ertoire was rather mediocre and her
sympathy with them was not so
keen as for the ieder, in the sing
Evening star., 1945-02-07

ling Of which she has long excelled.
And 1t was more Of these great
songs that she added as encores ct
the end Of the program. giving her
listeners . rare treat in hearing 50
many Of them.
Throughout the recital Paul Ula-
nowsky's accompaniments were so
finely adjusted to Nine. Lehmann's s
intentions as to merit the share he
had in the singers success.
Evening star., 1945-02-07

WIIISUICI 5 IIlUCllEI.
Then all the big Prussian generals
will point after the Nazis and say
to the Allies: They went theta
way, sheriff" and every one else will
stand around, while the butter they
stole from Denmark wouldn't melt
in their mouths.
Believe me, factories in Germany
are working overtime these days, but
they aren't producing planes and
tanks. They're all busy turning out
halos for the Nazis to wear.
released by Consolidated News
Features, Inc)
Evening star., 1945-02-07

AAC, yo0 AC 6OAAA6
to see some real
academy = award
acting all over
Germany from
now on.
Goering ill
probably appear
as Little Eva in
"Uncle Tom s
G a b in" nd
Heinrich Hmm
Ter with a shawl
ver his head
a n d a kindly
twinkle in his
eye will do his
best to look like
Evening star., 1945-02-07
Oracle Aliens
Comments

Well, the latest rumor has Hitler
seeking refuge in a Bavarian mon
astery and looking very innocent
about this nasty old war. Believe
Evening star., 1945-02-07

Chicago Judge to Speak
Christian Science; The Rel.
gion Of Authority" will be the sub.
lject Of lecture by Judge Samue'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-08

Ss-Eo-c. new slogan for oar
l1l.belS. Up and atom
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-08
PLEASANT DREAMS

Ral.igh. sept. S.-rilloWS and
goose and duck feathers and
down. long ScarCc on III" ciNllian
market. will soon b. appearing IN
Eastern North Carolina stores.
according to an announcement by
Theodore :. Johnson. Raleigh
opt district director
And they will return to the
counters at prices in line with
existing ceiling prices for COM
parable pillows Johnson added.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-04
Employment
Substitute
Is Offered

Washington. Dec. i-tA:1-
House Expenditures committee
today approved legislation - de
clare a Federal poiicN OF main
tanning "a high icVci Of employ
ment in the nation.
The measure is A substitute for
the so-C&Iled fun cmDl0N ment
legislation requested by fresi-
dent Truman.
The term "luIl employment was
stricken entirely i'm the substitute
and the words thigh level Of en-
pluvmcmt" were used instead,
The committees action broke
two months stulemate ON the lcgis
latiOn. watch was passed IN early
October by the Senate, During thai
time. Mr.. Truman criticized the cN-
penditurcs group for what he termcc
damaging delay in handling the
bill.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-04
Roosevelt Told Philippines
Leader War Might Be Close
Gen. Miles Tells
Senators Attack
Had Been Feared

N~ashinr.nn DO. ADN
NNi'
-torgr"SSIonaI Investigators
ba,rL +ud..v +h,+ tho I,to p,.o,;
dent Roosevelt informed the
philjnninn hioh ccmri..iono,,
'"6" N'i''ii'iNN'0'''
November rs, 1911, that the
..rnyt I.,,no,o nuro.-;o,
"76'>i'
might cause an outbreak of hos
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-04
Manila Bank Is
Robbed By Youths
OF 500, 800 Sum

Manila, p. l., Dec. 4.-(AP)-
-Four Manila youths armed With a
SUb-machrc gun staged the biggest
bank robbery in Philippines history
today and We're captured eight hours
Later with 1893, 900 pesos (Sl99,500 in
American money!.
Police were still searching fer III
$1,000 pesos (%Sl5,5O0 } which are still
missing.
Colonel j. p. Holland. provost
marshal and Manila police chief,
sad the four rode up in a icep just
as two messengers we're leaving the
Philippine Bank of COmmlrica-
tons, one Of the largest in Manila.
They pulled out L. S. Army pistols
and a s~ub-machino gun. forced the
.WcesengerS II hand Owe the money,
and sped away.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-04
Fear Tidal Wave
Killed 1000 In
Calcutta Region

Lnndon, Dec. 4-tAPb-A
reuters dispatch from karachi,
iNdlan, said today 1000 persons
were Believed 10 have been killed
II 10000 made homeless by the
tiual wave which Sti'.Ick the
coastal belt the kirachi-ROmhaN
area last Wednesday. The dis
patch quoted relief workers Just
returned from thc Ger as say
ing the tidal wave washed away
seven villages.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-04
JAW Heads
Bitter Over
Suggestion
VIII Be Referred
Direct To Locals
Fer Final Course
MEET TOMORROW

NaSl Ig.Dn, Dee. 1.-(APD-
Il. W. Anderson, personnel vice
president of General Motors
CORPORATION, said today he was
hopeful the &. NJ. strike could be
settIed before President Tru-
mans faCt-iindins board begins
operation.
Anderson, commenting after a
conference with Edgar L.. W.
rem, Chief of the Federal Con-
cilietion Service, said company
Representatives and leaders of
The tfO-tAW union would con-
fer tomorrow. The company he
said, WAS prepared 10 continue
general collective bargaining.
provided the question Of Illegal
Dictetilg was settled first.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-04
WEATHER
FOR NORTH CAROLlNA

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Rain and cooler tonight; snow
and rain in western section To-
right: Wednesday. clearing and
considerably cooler. preceded
H.; snov tlurries in mountains
"Wednesday morning.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Thief Breaks Window,
FIees With Watches

a thief who broke a window
IN the Simmons a Clark lewelry
store 1885 Broadway, with a
stone-at 5;27 a. IN. today grabbed
two watches and fed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Argentine toGet
100000 Tons Oil

WASHINGTON. juno Q tUP1-
A high official disclosed tonight
that America has agreed TO supply
Argentina 500 900 tons of oil
which he said viii raise that
countrN'S consumption -CtuSr-tu
prCwar levels.
The utfirtai who did not APP
prove of the deal. expressed the
opinion n may mean that ArGen'
tine viii be better supplied with
oil than United States citizens
He said the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
agreement was made despite this
countryS refusal 10 increase allo-
cations 10 Brazil, where conSump-
tion il al 20 per cent of the prewal
level and there IS no gasoline fol
civilian automobiles.
OF the total in the Argentina
deal, 100000 tons will be shipped
in American tankerS. the officia
said. and 100000 tons in ship:
furnished by Argentina.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
.FriieI' S Record
Wins Praise
Vet Official Backs
Candidate for Mayor

James D. FrierS record As
Wayne County Board of Auditors
chairman was cited Saturday in
an address by Edward ). MaguirC
OF the veterans committee sup
porting Frlel in his race for
mayor
-"pNaPls- desperately attS-
iouS that Detroit shall again
have government that will get
things done I'm the interests Of
the whole city" Mcguire told
his audience. They know As
YOU and know. thai we do not
have such an administration to-
day."
Reviewing FrclS three and a
half years IN the county burtdrug
Magure pointed 10 the candidate
efforts TO bring county govern
mcnt IN the open. his wedding out
of incompetent employees, Taxes
have been reduced four times
since Frlel took Office, hc de-
CldTcd.
"Mr. Friel will answer for
the county's gains, the present
mayor must answer for the
city'S failures" Magulre as
serted.
THE city airport situation il
today's big topic of discussion
and issue. II furnishes a clear
picture of the contrast between
Mr.. Friel, who gets things done,
and the present mayor, who
doesn't" SAID the speaker
Magulrc accused Mayor JEFF
fries of wasting three years lr
trying 10 secure an adequate site
at Eight-Miic and Wyoming
"He went against his own
committee in 1872, against the
very site al Eight-Mile and
Wyoming ne now advocates"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
New Nash Shown
Lighter, Longer

Nash SATURDAY became the
second automobile producer 10
reveal It's first postwar car. The
Ford Motor Go. just week ago
released PICTURES and details OF
It's 1916 model.
Nash plans 10 enter the low
priced and mCdium-prCCd hclds.
according TO George ". Mason.
president or The company. Il
plans 20 make a bid for a wider
market with the Nash coo and
the Ambassador.
The 600 VIII feature greater
body length with less weight and
more economy. Mason pointed out
About quarter OF ton oi steel
mas hCcn removed from LthC-IlTE-
war model. ne SAID, with a single
unit y-Ct1gSSTS.
1--WE found that new design,
nv elimina ting weight. made p
TO 80 miles 10 a gallon" said
Mason.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Calls SELL Lucky

Hes a Fourteenth Infantry tad
and he Won has Purple Heart m
the FIRST Rhine crossing where
mortar fire wounded HIM IN the
left leg. arm and body
Listen, I'm the mckieSt guy
in the world. I'm here amt l?
That's the answer, and before
long I'll be doing n jitter-bug.
Listen 10 that band. What
about that WAC band which
came out 10 meet H. ."
He was told it included T 1
Janet Montgomery of 599l Doml,
who plays the big bass horn.
The Detroit WAC. former the
atrical performer we'll known IN
Detroit went 10 CaSS High
school, and has played with her
fellow band members through
those days when these boys were
going away TO fight Now they
play for their homecoming.
Following Tony down the gang
plank on the next >tretchcr was
r > Edward T. Papkc OF 13lZ
Bingham. Dearborn
papkc was scout with The
9Oth Division and ne, got wounded
at MaCdcSburg.
I'VE were clearing out the
town. You knoy, sl<ulking along
the street. not knowing when
barrage would open mp. one
did. got il in the stomach.
Here are the names Of late
Detroit arrivals:
Cspt Ar1s b. Mar. 2os W. Grand Hfh
e.. Hasod Edmr,an. ga Fo-d. HFn.snc
Frtk
a.. lrsf,rfOt WHHdrc.s Z0t1 West End
SGT NrWar NaEFrU p. ltlH T'.tr
~rt Ioseun Nat" rCI 'iE Irving Plymouth
SGT FrCd k.ar.rr .t-tt. Burnett
no John sullivan e2l' frraau.
sat Jamr. Dunn 49,. Ashland
SET NsT,tc 32rf Maryland
Capt c. Lawrence % smith 500 oakland
pr Robinson j. r.nta, 2-17 , Jd
Co Joru ). Wlsnievsa $3.50 rmy
r, Harold r4.p- soss T,rr
,H Fdmuad H..r Ha# fr-
pt pau. g. CHtH.r' lt,tf ra'r prFr
rt It.ma. Ff,.''s. f.t ..ir F."ue
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
S(hWe||enbdch
Gets Free Hand
Dc,roa 1ims, Warrington Bur,au

WASHINGTON. June 9 PreSi-
dent Truman has given "a green
light" 10 Judge Lewis b SChWel-
lcnbach. who later this month VIII
become secretary Of labor 10
chart the reorganization of that
department, Senator MagnuSon OF
Washington Said today.
MagnuSOn asserted that SChWci-
lcnbaCh viii map a program for
the merger Of many independent
zCrurtrv- and btrrcauSI into ms uC.
partmcnl and that he Will become
an cN-offc1o mcubcr of SCvcra
boards having judicial functions
that Will not he directly included
in the consolidation
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
RESIDENTS TO RETURN

a small YuGoslav military mis-
sion may be attached 10 the mead
quarters of the British Eighth
Army As Observers. Any irregular
forces in the ncwly-dofincd area
must either hand in their arms or
Withdraw from the area
The YugoSlav government un-
dertakeS 10 return TO the area att
residents who have been arrested
or deportcd. except iugoslav nd
iiona!S, The agreement + de-
scribed as temporary, not affect
ing the ultimate disposal Of any
part Of TINS contested area. Such
final disposition will be determined
AZ the peace conference 4-