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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-24

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-24

ALLENTOWN, Pap The
War Manpower Commissions al
lentown Plan" to meet a war plant
manpower shortage will go into OPP
Grafton today when 80 brewery and
soft drink plant workers report to
L. S. Employment Service offices
for reassignment to war jobs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-24
New York Stocks

New oYrk, Jan 2'-AP BID
ding for rails gave the stock mar
ket partial life today. the balance
of the list following mixed trends.
Stumbling at the start, ma. or in.
dustrial leaders quickly regained
'alance an made occasional frac.
tional progress toward noon but
dealings turned sluggish and
c anges narrow.
Bullish forces were hesitant after
Tuesdays setback. War news con.
tinued to encourage.peace thinking.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-24
Rites Today

Funeral services were this after.
noon at the residence, S43 Vine
wood Ave, Wyandotte, for Edward
Springsted. with burial in West
Mound Cemetery, He is survived
by his wife. Matilda, four daugh-
tiers, two sons and two brothers,
Webster Springsted, Ypsilanti, and
Harry, Byron, Mich.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-24
Fire Does DAMAGE

Nearly $500 damage was caused
this morning to the homes OF Rob.
ert Lewis, 661 Armstrong Drive, and
Sheldon Reed, 663 Armstrong Dr.,
by a fire which started from the
furnace and spread UP through the
heat ducts into the two govern.
ment project apartments. Firemen
were forced to tear out the hea,
ducts. some OF the wall, and the
flooring on the upstairs landings
in both apartments.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-24
YpsiIdnti Briefs
Register 100

The total registration for night
school classes at Ypsilanti High
School to date is 100. The most
popular classes are dancing, tipping
and nutrition.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-24

To all Scottish Rite Masons of
Washtenaw County. You are coz.
dially invited to attend an informal
meeting on Saturday, Jan. "a, 1945,
at s o'clock in the evening at the
Masonic Temple in Ann Arbor.
Adv. 124S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-24
Plans New Store

Mrs. Wanda Walker plans TO open
a stork Shop at 26 n. Huron ST.
There will be special departments
for infant clothing. furniture and
toys. A sewing room will be a fea-
ture OF the new store.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-24
Fund Stolen

An unidentified person stole the
infantile paralysis contribution box
from the counter OF the Wolverine
Restaurant Tuesday. The manager
told police that the box was nearly
half full OF dimes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-24

P'rI'- APP Cnr- week III
or hs "A Britain will be riyen Am
er.can troops fl,hti'g on the wesl
crn front. uropcan thoater head
quarters has announced.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-24
StOrk Cats

Son. to Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Hane, Willow Village, IN Boyer
Hospital. Jan. 90; weight, seven
pounds, five ounces.
Son, to Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Sex
ton. 1875 Stewart St, in Boyer Hos
pi)al, Jan. 90; weight seven pounds.
IL ounces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-24

ttrefa les
'l',ETS No :. DOE hchs iic.t
CABBAGE 10 u, $50 lbs
S1.7--2: red. SL50.2.
'N,RnrS M 10, nunrn,
s1S5"
"A, LlTL3W" No t. on 81
go
G l.! RY- No. /. bu.. S2.250.
DRY ONIONS No. I, 50 lbs. $i.2b
$50.
PApSNIPS No I. bu s2.25.2.60
p)TATO"S 70. I. Il $500 bu
PUMPKINS No I. bu 5075c
RuTABAGAS No. /, bu., DOC
S12j.
SQUASH Hubbard. No I. bu sO,
-
rURNlF5 No I. boz bchs 81 81
l75.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-24
Ypsilanti Markets
tBuyins Pric.sl

GRAIN
tYpsilant Farm 5ureau)
New ear corn tcwt.J ....X .l.7t
Wheat tbu.J ............... ls5
lats ,bu.l ................ 50
aye Nhu.l .F.... s-#.sssss...s l-Vi
BuCkwheat (cWt) ............ 200
PR ,OUsG
tWolfs Grocery
Eggs. ctrictly fresh (dozD IS so
Ab.age thu .............. %
Dry onions (bu.) .......... 20l
,arrots (doz bunches) ..... IS
pp'4 laaL Iuu ...... :. .
Turnirs (bul ...-........... 80
Celery (doz. bunchcs) ...... 10
3utabagas tbID ............ 200
Parsnips (buD ............. 3 50
Apples tbu.) .,............... 3.35
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-24

hPpL~s Ion1,hans. s3OO-32b A.
ID. bu.: Northern Spies. No I. A.
- bu., sf.2-.3j0. Greetings. No
(. So $50.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-24

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dealer. South. North-South
vulnerable
After South's 1-Heart here,
what is Vests preferred bid.
Spade, 2-Spades. 3-Spades or 4
Spades?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-24

Portland cement does not come
from Portland or any part OF the
United States. but from England.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-24

tables Of duplicate and the fate
of the contract depended on the
defense The two main styles were
employed. following the same
opening lead. the spade 8.
At one table. West decided his
best chance was to develop his
spade suit, by putting on the 8
and letting North win the trick
which he did with the ] Came
then the diamond A and X, club 3
to the A. diamond Q and J, heart
Z to the Q. heart A. which luckily
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-24

Oct OFT Cash Gran
WHEAT No. | red. Sl7lH.
NALTlNG FARLEY rhnicr new
SlI5l.5- needles. sos.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

UlC Signs OF UCaIn.
Now with seven dogs instead of nine he had
to harness himself 20 the griSly load.
Two OF his dogs went lame and Mike mercifully
loaded them on the sled.
Day after day he struggled on with the extra
load At night he sat the coffin close to his
fire watching his dogs growing at sinister shapes
in the trees. Mike was lost.
There is nothing more bitter than the hopeless
struggle against sleep. His brain, muscles and
nerves screamed for rest His great head would
nod There would be fearful yep from a dog
and he would start into wakefulnCSs and fire into
q Sinking demon that had crcpt too close.
Sometimes the wolves would gather on one
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
mt

side of him and howl like lost souls And
while he watched them a small group would
dash in from the rear, only to meet the spit
ting fury of his Winchester.
Exhausted by lack Of sleep he stood against
the coffin, keeping the fire going, fighting
against WEAKNESS. The dogs couldn't move the
sled and he must struggle feebly to the handle
bars and use his weight 10 get it started. His
snowshoes seemed 70 weigh tons.
NNE night he halted under a rock. He tried
~ 70 make a fire, but his shaking hands
couldn't hold the matches. After hours he
coaXed a spark from flint and started 10 fell
tree across the feeble flame But his great
strength was gone. He knet, lifting his axe
and falling on il, hoping his weight would give
it bite For hours he whitfield at that tree as
the wolves came nearer. Then, just as they
were gathering TO rush, he lunged at the tree
and it fell across his fire and blaZed up.
He lay across the coffin, watching those
gaunt devils He fad 70 sleep. But he dared
not And when dawn came the wolves were
close in, the fire was out.
He shouted and they backed away. He started
10 search for birch bark 10 make more fire.
Then the wolves disappeared and he saw some
thing moving down the slope. He tried to raise
his rifle, but tumbled on his face.
Finally he saw two Indians, and one Of them
carried fresh killed rabbits across his shoulder.
Mike ate them and fed his dogs. Then the IN
dians took him 10 their camp, where he slept
the clock around and his dogs were rested.
He was 40 miles from Copper Center and
from there it was only 100 miles TO Valdez.
At Copper Center the world waited for him;
il had heard Of his magnificent journey Mes
sages went out over the country telling Of his
feat. Newspapers sought the story.
Mike was famous He had blazed trail,
the first from Fairbanks TO the Pacific Ocean.
Known for years as the Mahoney Trail, it is
now called the Richardson Highway and is the
connection between Valdez, the copper port,
and the Alaska Military Highway at Fairbanks.
And though Mike did not carry the body TO
"the marge of Lake Labarge," he did 90
through with nothing but a corpse so Service
built his poem around that epic adventure.
Later Mike went back to Nome and worked
another claim which brought his fortune.
When Jack Johnson took the title from
Tommy Burns, Tex Rickard offered Mike $751;
600 TO fight Johnson.
"Il put up the $4,000 if he'll fight me
rough and tumble" Mike replied.
Mike is still a mighty mcn with name Of
white hair that has streaks Of red in it. Alaska
has left no mark on him. It's gold never
mt much to Mike. 1t was the getting of it; the
king, the pitting Of himself and his great
myth against the frozen devils Of the Northland.
Mike won
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

In two days, it 30 below. Mike ran into
glacial streams and had to detour around treach-
erous ice. There only four hours sun day
and Mike mushed in the dark.
For the next two days Mike broke trail in the
high hills, smashing through underground, sliding
down breakneck slopes. And then he and his dogs
trotted down long pass to lake.
IT GOT warmer and great snowflakes buried the
camp Mike couldn't travel; had TO sit there and
wait. And he was behind schedule. That meant
food shortage For three days the snow fell and
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

10 Nicin Mike SAT on the coffin Containing
'cnIGiR9p0f Ddrid Hume. He Dared Not
Ieep, For II His Fire " ent Out Those Sinister
hapcs That Skunk in the UnderbruSh OuId
Hare Torn Him to Pieces.
Ike made little Roadway. Then it cleared and he
archcd That night he heard wolves.
Morning broke to a shrieking blizzard. But he
,red not stop; food was running low. He pushed
h over great boudcrs. choking through tcn-foot
iftS ana falling down rounded terraces OF ice
There mountain streams had frozen i'm their Gullies.
u times ac had to lift his grucsomc burden over
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

meant much to Mike. 1t was the getting of it; the
working, the pittng of himself and his great
strength against the frozen devils Of the Northland
And Mike
He started a now business in Ottawa when he
was Sc Just like that, a new career.
He made a success of that, too and lives, in
his old age, mighty comfortably now.
And his blue eyes CLINT when he tells his end.
less yarns Of the mighty men, and women too of
the Trail of NinetyEight.
The conquest of the dangerous Chilcoot Trail and
the adventures of good and bad women during the
klondike stampede will be told by Capt Haley next
week in the last chapter of this series.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY 10
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27
NEMCI KOT NAROD
SO oDGoVoRNI IA
ZLOcINE NACIJEV

LONDON, 26. aprila. - Kon-
gresnica. Clare Boothe Luce il
Connecticuta je danes tn izjavi-
la, da morajo Nemci kot narod
,sprejeti odgovornost "a grozo-
dejstva v nacijskih koncentra-
cijskih taboriscih. >e
Mrs. Luce, XII Sc je pravkar
-vrnila 2 obiska v Nemciji, kjer
je videla strahote v nacijskih ta-
boriscih, je govorila preko anne
riske radijske oddajne postaje
Evropi. Rekla je med drugim
''Nemci SO pred Bogom odgo-
vorni "a te strahote. Ampak do
kler svoje odgovornosti ne pri-
znajo pred Bogom in pred ljud-
mi, toliko casa Nemcije in ME
mega ljudstva ne moreno spre-
jeti v dostojno druzino narodov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27
cESKI CERILCI
POZVANI. DA MAJ NE
pOZNAJO MI1OSTI

LONDON, "a. aprila. - Ces-
ko :. slovaska vlada " Kosicah
je naslovila ma prebivalstvo Mo-
ravske in Ceske APPEL, da Sc dvig-
ne in pomaga ameriskim in rus
kim osvobodilnim arma d.a m
zdrobiti nemske sile ma cesko-
slovaski zernlji.,s .sss,s.ys, - :
Poziv, cigar vsebina je bila
objavljena cd ceskega presbiro-
ia v Londonu, pravi med dru-
GIN:
"Zdaj je cas-, da obracunate z
Nemci "a njihova grozodejstva,
in ne poznajte nobene milosti.
Maj v vasih srcih vzplamti pla-
men sovrastva "a nemske muci-
telje. Zdaj je napocila ura, da
placate Nemcem "a vse one, XII
so umrli grozne smrti pod nem-
skimi rokami.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27

ina destvu da radijske postae omenenih mes
oevidno prsle roke partizanskim slam.
Emo poroeo Svce prav da Mussolni skusa resih XIV
Gene da je zaeel tozadevno pogaja parizansm la
Omenjeno poroo trd da Musson danes zutra postal
kega moskega belo zastavo vodeu sociasene stranke
Mlanu in stav predog zoctev oblas parzanske
ke ako bi nacijem fasistom dovo neovran odhod
Neko drugo porolo Berna javja da je Beno Muso
prise severnoaansko Como nedalee cd svicarske
mee da e bill MIN udi nik fasisene stranke Roberto
oba ba obeeena zarila svojo
teto pravi poro ampak prebiva navzc spozna
Nahajata menda nekem cd bomb razdejanem
LONDON 26 aprila Nemska mornariska flota jezeru
Constance je izroea svcarskm obasm in DO osaa sv
cakh pristanh doker zaveznk okupao ceotnes ezsra.
To poiotlo e danes objavil svicarsk radio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27

LONDON. petek ~. apra Moskva je danes zgodaj zju
~ naznana da eete Rdeee voske zavzele naveSje berlin
sko indussko oroze Siemenstad nahaa severozapad
delu nemske prestolnice. ..#: I#
Rus tud zavzen Goertzer kolodvor unozapadnem de-
Ia esta kakor u veiko radko postajo
orou Koenig Wusterhaousen XII obolna ze tednom
dni. IL
Ruske eete nadajuejo utimi bo ter majo sedaj pose
dve etni Berlna Poleg u veera zavze veo bal
tisko luke Stettn oh ustju reke Odre. #
RdeSa voka ina Berlin obkoen cd vseh stran je vSe
raj udarila 22 mill pro zpadu cd nske prestonc
ker trenono pakuje stika amerskm Getam oh re Eb
Drugo sreeanje med ameriskm in sovjetsmi am e vd
k okoc Dresdena odkoder poroea da kroge rush
pov padajo komaj dobro milo cd ameriskih ini Iii"
LONDON 26. apra - Fuske eete XII osvajajo Berlin do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27
SUDETSKI NEMCI
SKRAJNO ZAGRIZENI
NAPRAM AMERIKANCEM

ASCH, Ceskoslovaska. - Ko
so Amerikanci prisli v Asch, XII
je prvo mesto, XII SO ga zavzeli
v ceskoslovaski, so upali, da
najdejo 'prebivalce, S katerimi
Jim DO mogoce fraternizirati.
Ampak bill so razocarani. Tam
SO -nasli samo sudetske Nemce,
XII Sc obnasajo cello bolj mrko in
sovrazno napram MIN kot Mem
ci v rajhu. zagrizeno sovrastvo
je opaziti tukaj cello med otroci.
Kar Sc Cehov tice, jih tukaj
danes sploh nj, ker odkar je
Hitler okupiral sudetsko pokra-
jino, so bill vsi izgnani.
Ia silo oborozeni civilisti, or
ganizirani v oddelkih Volkstur-
ma, so Sc borili z vsemi mogoci-
mi sredstvi, vsled Cesar 50 bill
Anerikanci primorani nastopiti
2 artilerijo. Posledica tega je BIZ
la, da je bilo mesto po nepo-
trebnem delno razdejano, in da
so bile nemske izgube visoke,
medtem ko SO bile izgube Anne
rikancev brezpomembne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27
NEMSKA ARMADA MA
NORVESKEM RAZPADA

GOTHENBURG, Nemcija, "a.
aprila. - L Haldena ma Nor
veskem je pribezal ma Svedsko
poveljnik nemske posadke v do
tienem mestu, XII je rekel, da
nemska armada ma Norveskem
nitro razpada. z MIN sta prisla
tudi diva stotnika. Trojica je re-
kla, da Jim DO krnalu sledilo
mnogo nemskih vojakov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27
Nekoga manjka na
konferenci Zdruxsnih
narodov v San Francisco

correspondent "United
Pressa" Thomas L. Stokes,
pise v svojem porocilu IL
San Francisco:
"Na kOnferenci Zdruze-
nih narodop nekaj manjka.
To vas udari, z vs0 silo tako
cesto, kakor nePozabljena
gesta ali ton g1asd nek0gafs
XII je "a vselej odsel cd mas.
Ia obcutek vas prevzame
nenadoma sredi vsega hru-
sea i'm trusGa v hotelskih
cakalnicah, sredi vzhicene-
ga posepetavanja, XII nasta-
ne, kadar hiti kaka VisOka
mednar0dna osebnOst 20
tezkih preprogah, obkolje-
ma cd skupine protektivnih
tajnikov in pomocnikov, in
preyzame vas zopet " slO-
vesnosti formalnega zboro-
vanja.
Ono, cesar manjka, je Sc
veda povzdigujoci duh Fran
klina d. R0Osevelta, XII je
bill tako tesno zdruzen-ne
samo tukaj; temvec po vsem
svetu-z b0rbo "a syOb0dO
prOf naeizmu in fasizmu,
in 2 naporom "a ustvaritev
mednarodne organizacije "a
ocuvanje miru.
To Sc je zlasti opazilo M
otvoritveni seji konference.
Vse je slo giadko, kalkor je
bio za6rtano, ampak nelkaj
je manjkalo. Franklin ID.
Roosevelt hi bill nekaj ustva-
ril IL tiste pol ure.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27
Yes rajh bo videl,
kaksna grozodejstva
so vprizarjali naciji

LONDON, %. aprila (Poroca
Charles E. Egan v New York
Times) - Vsi Nemci brez izje-
me bodo videli slike barbarstva,
XII so ga uganjali nacijf mad svo-
jirni zrtvar1i v Buchenwaidn,
Belsenu in drugih mucilnih ta-
boriscih. Nemci v zavzetih po-
krajinah bodo tudi morali cita-
ii uredniske clanke IL casopisov
sirom sveta, v katerih je IRA
zen stud mad Nemci radi neclo-
veskega postopanja ujetniki.
,Tozadeven nacrt pripravljajo
informacijski urad Zed. drzav in
Anglije skupno zavezniskim
vrhovnim 81. stanom.
Pripravlja Sc slike pozorisc v
Buchenwaldu in Belsenu, skup-
no fotografijami moskih in
zensk, XII so imeli v rokah upra-
vo koncentracijskih taborisc in
SO bill zajeti cd zavezniskih ar
mad. TIE fotografije bodo repro
ducirane ma velikih plakatih in
razobesene sirom Nemcije ma
krajih, kjer jih bodo prebivalci
moral videti, kadar bodo sli z
donna ali sc vracali domov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27
vesti z bojii
GEORGE e. BURICH jr.

Mrs. Angela Burich, stanujoea
ma 6607 Edna Ave., je prejela
porocilo, da je cd z. aprila po-
gresan mad Nemcijo njen MOI,
porocnik George E. Burich, XII je
sluzil pri letalskem oddelku. e. {
Pogresani porocnik ina star
&c Mr.. in Mrs. George Zurich Y
Calumetu, Mich, in je pred od-
hodom k vojakom delal pri Ea-
ton Manufacturing Co. Mrs. Bu-
rich je pa hci Mr.. in Mrs. John
MikuS. g.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27

Nemcijo, medtem ko je Anglijo
omenjal sele ma drugem mestu.
''Konferenco zelin1 zagotoviti,
da Sovjetska unija zeli storiti
vse, kar je v njeni moci, da sc
upostavi organizacija "a protek-
clio miru," je rekel Molotov.
'Nase miroljubno ljudstvo, RIDE
ca armada in mas veliki marsal
Stain SO trdno odloceni podpi-
rati ia veliki ideal" -. .
Molotov je govoril rusko, ma
kar so prevajalci prevedli ME-
gov govor ma anglesko, frances
ko in druge jezike.
Ia konferenca mora uspeti,
pravi Eden
Govore SO imeli pred zbornico
tudi Stettinius, britski zunanji
minister Eden in nacelnik kitaj-
ske delegacije T. v. Soon.
Eden je rekel, da so bill v pre-
teklosti napravljeni ponovni po-
izkusi, da bi Sc spore med narodi
resilo ma miren naGin,. to pot pa
da svet mora uspeti, ker nov
svetovni konflikt bi pomenil uni
Genie civilizacije.
Oba, Eden in Stettinius sta
rekla, da Sc ne more pricakova-
ii, da bi konferenca v San Fran
ciscu izdelala popoln in perfek-
ten nacrt.
MOlotov obeta resitev pOljslega
prOblena
Pozneje je Molotov incl raz-
goyor . casnikarji, v katerem je
/ Iodgovarjal na rama stavljena
ypra6anja. Rekel je, de- kar se
poll jskega vprasanja ti6e, to
lsploh ne spada pred konfersnco,
ida pa ne dvomi, d s. bodo tri
|pelike sile refile y slnislu jalt-
skega sporasllnsa
I Hoyjetslki x,lr,anji konnisar i
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27

bile povele da zajameo Adoa Hera svega ali mrtvega To-
da Rus imajo malo upana da DO zgodo ka Moskva
smatra poroa nekesa rada. da Hitler nahaja Berinu.
ker podzeme trdnave dae navod obrabo navadne
laz. sE. $685.. N
LONDON 26. apra Jugoslovansi radio naznanja.
cete marsala Tita vdre Reke
skozi mesto razstreju vojake saacje druga poslopa
ITAIIJANsKI PARTIzANI so BAJE ZAvZE1L
MILAN. GENoVO. TURIN IN vERoNo
RIM 26 aprila Neuradno blo tuaj poroeano.
ajansk partizan ai preeh splosno vstajo
osvobod Milan Genovo. in nogo drugi
manjsih "a .-.. II, ..
Zaveznke voaske obas dirkajo petam
bezeeh Nemcev pdrzale potro poro uspesni vstaj
ijanh gercev pro nacije in fasisto Toda poroeo
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Krntke uesti
ARMADA BIO KUPILA
POLOVICO VSEH PIP

Washington, u. &. - Zveza
tovarnarjev, XII izdelujejo pipe,
svarijo, da utegne nastati po-
manjkanje pip "a civiliste. V
Zed. drzavah Sc vsak mesec IL
della diva milijona pip, cd kate
rib jih kupi zadnji cas- armada
polovico.
CHRYSLER co. IZDELALA
% TISOC TANKOV
DETROIT. Chrysler Co.,
XII je "a. aprila 1941 izrocila ar
madi svoj prvi tank, je cd ta-
krat izdelala vec kot $4,000
tankov. Korporacija pravi, da
je v tenn casu prostovoljno zni-
zala Gene, 8 cemur sc je vladi
prihranila vsota rs milijonov
dolarjev.
CHURCHILL RAZGLASH
KONEC ROKETNIH
NAPADOV
LONDON, 26. aprila. Mi
nistrski predsednik Churchill je
danes v parlamentu formalno
naznanil, de 50 napadi nemskih
roketnih bomb ma Anglijo kon-
cani, ker 20 angleske cete "a
vzele vse polozaje ma Holland
skem, , katerih 50 naciji OBJ
streljevali Anglijo Odkril je. da
je zadnja w roketna bomba
padla na Anglijo ~. marca.
PAPEz JE GOVORn s y
POLJsKIll GENERALOM
RIM, 26. aprila. Papez ri.
je danes sprejsl gen, Vladislava
Andersa, powell lmika poljskih cet
IA talijansli 'front.'. Avdijencs
h trajala poI ure.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-27

Molotov nj podal nobenega
razloga "a svoje stalisce, ampak
il razgovora, XII ga je incl 2 ma
celnikom mehikanske delegaci-
je, Sc sklepa, da gre tn "a vpra-
SAME prestiza.
Molotov opozarja ma ''vojne
fakte"
Molotov je mehikanskemu zu-
nanjemu ministru Padilli rekel,
da Sc ne SINE pozabiti faktov, ka-
tere je ustvarila vojna, in da
eden teh faktov je, da vojna
ustvarja stir velesile, potem pa
je rezko dodal, da je Russia tudi
v tel vojni.
Angleska delegacija je pred
lagala kompromis, glasom kate
rega bi Sc predsednistvo pri pie
narnih sejah menjalo med pred
stavniki stirih velikih sill Zedi-
njenih draw, Rusije, Anglije in
Kitajske. Molotov je pa kompro-
mis- odklonil, ker predlog nj
vkljuceval rotacije predsedni-
stva tudi ma sejah organizacij-
skega odseka konference.
Rusija bo podprla delo "a
svetovni mir
z ozirom ma zastoj, HI je ma
stal glede predsednistva konfe-
renee, so delegate 2 veliko ma
petostjo cakali zasedanja, ma
kateren je incl Molotov govor
pred zbranimi delegati 46 naro-
dov. Y svojem govoru je soviet
ski zunanji konisar rekel, a. je
Rusija skuSala ustaviti agresijo
faAizraa 10 % nekatere druge
velike sile drzale roke krixem ter
odprto izjayil, de- je Y odlo cilnem
momentu Russia resila Evropo,
|V laskayih besedah II jako Oh
Sirpo j. goyoril . kohtrih ihucijah
zedinj jeziih drxav 4 xnagi nad
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tudi poudaril, da Russia ne 30
nasprotovala akciji = amendi-
ranje programme, ii So je osyoji--
u Dumbarton Oaks konferenca.
Rekel je:
Ako 81 se ne imelo Y mislih
ndirsnja, potem bi y konfe
renca sploh ne bilG pDtxebns. 3
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Vesti IL ziUlje1,ia
oy,,eriskih SloUes1ceU

Vestiz, Pa. Mrs. Malnar je
prejela obvestilo, da je njen edi-
nj sin pogresan v Nemciji Cd q.
narca. Bill je pri vojakih Cd Ok
tobra 1943 in preko morja Cd
lanskega septembra.
Tfaunik, Mich. v vojni i i.
-marca padel John zba&nik. rim
J0hna IN Mary zba6nik. Billy
neheljak, sin dl1liine Frank d
~ liak pa je pogretan a pEoxle-
s& ecembra.