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Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
TRUMAN SAYS j. s. WANTS NO TERRITORY
State Prepares
For Study Of
Ballot Measures
Speaker Designates
Members to Write
Pamphlet Arguments

SACRAMENTO, July 20.
fUPl - Assembly Speaker
Charles w. Lyon Friday ap-
nointpd m m bars Of the
mouse to write official arguments
on eight constitutional amendments
which will be submitted to the vot-
er5 in November. 1916
H-s"mhlvnntN ONE D. MiddoIoh
and Randal F. Dickey will write
the arqument for an amendment
fixing the line of succession f0r tho
office of governor. ASsemblyman
George D. Collins will write the neg
2tiVe argument. The president pro
TEN of the senate would become gov
ernor in case of the RESIGNATION or
death of both the governor and
lleutenant-governor The speaker of
the assembly would be next in line
under the amendment.
OTHER MEASURES
Other propositions approved by
the legislature for submission to
the people will be argued in writ
ing by:
Providing for annual sessions of
the legislature: affirmative, Julian
D Beck, Bernard Sheridan; mega
tive. Edward F. ODay.
Professional qualifications for
election as county school superin-
tendent: affirmative, Gardiner
Johnson, Charles w. Stream.
Creating office of deputy super
iintendent Of public instruction and
three associate superintendents. For.
johnson and J. G. Crichton; against.
Ralph c. Dills.
SALARIES CHANGE
Authorizing the legislature TO in
crease the salary of the states gov
ernor: for, C. Don Field and Ernest
Crowley; against, John B Pelletier
Permitting the state to make
loans to veterans for going into bus
mess: for, Augustus F. Hawkins.
Glenn NJ. Anderson; against. Walter
J. FOurt.
Creating a court of tax appeals;
FOR. Harrison w. Call. Lester A. Nc
MILAN; against, Thomas r. Werdel
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
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FpoRTER
Kinda Tough Spot

Kinda Tough Spot
Chief OF Police ROnnle VovleS IS
4 regular bloodhound when it comes
tu running down stolen cars. lost
nusP. missing persons and what
huyr ytu. Bu, hc 41, hold Of a
tong. one lhc other day. ana it's
.uII 1ouah.
came to the police station a s-a-
man second class He had lost his
purse or wallet or whatever it is i
SAILOR uscs for his leave papers.
Think nojhin4 OF II. smiled the
cnlrt Wen have il back for you
III no jIm""
Then it occurred 10 Voyels that
Il mish help if the sailor had amy
idra where he might have lost the
article
"1ue," heIyuilly replied the sail
or "SMnvWhcre between Arkansas
ul.C I'll CtuurJ."
WM!r tile chief Wa- trying 10
Blink that enc down. Sergeant
Pa.mci moved into th- picture to
helg hls beWiidered chief
.Yr-. YES. sailor, quericd Farmer,
was that Oh ,hr European !rOnt or
The Pac: lc?"
Ana then VoylcS tainted to the
tune Of Farmers chuck!cs
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20

The world bank will make and
guarantee loans for reconstruction
and development The fund will
stabilize currencies and work to-
ward removal of barriers to "busi-
neSSlike" world trade.
Because the world bank cannot
begin operating for another year
or Is months, the government
wants the American Export Import
bank enlarged to do the job until
then
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
Soone Says China
Government Is
Due for Shake.Up

CHUNGKING, July 20. CUPl-
Premier t " Soong told the closing
session Of the Peoples Political
Council Friday that the entire Chi
nese governmental machinery will
be re0rganized shortly.
He declared tnat there are very
sew competent OFFICIALS in the pres
ent government posts and the prob
lens OF postwar reconstruction
would require many abel and honest
leaders.
Soong said a postwar economic
aid agreement has been reached
with American officials.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
Five Ward Units
Again Pass
To Army Control

CHICAGO, July 20. (UP)-Five
units of Montgomery Ward & Com
pany were again under Army con-
troll Friday because the mail-order
firm repeatedly refused to put into
effect directives of the National War
Labor Board.
The units, included in IT Wards
properties seized last December %,
had been returned to the company
earlier this year
Approximately 600 workers are
employed in the warehouse, printing
plant, Photographic unit, display
factory and administration mainte-
nance department taken over yester-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
Big 3 Delegates
Fall Victims
Of Mild Dysentery

BERLIN. July 90. CUPD-A mild
form of dysentery has broken out
among the official conference dele
cations in the Big Three compound
at Potsdam, it was learned Friday.
None of the ranking military or
political leaders has been affected
thus far.
The disease has been spreading
among Allied occupation troops III
Berlin and American medical au-
thorities feared it might reach epi-
demic proportions at any time. un-
less medical supplies can he obtained
immediately
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
Youth, II, Suffers
Crash Injuries

Keith Brinnon, IA. 1867 Barbara
Worth avenue is III the Ell Centre
hospital in a serious condition as a
result of head injuries suffered
whel the car in which he was rid
ing overturned at 10 pm. Thursday
IN a borrow pit at the intersection
Of Ross avenue and Tony's Garden
road
Ray Bonillas, lc. 259 Brighton.
criver Of the car failed to make the
turn at the intersection. according
TO highway patrol officers. The car
was going north. In the Chevrolet
coupe in addition to the injured bov
and the driver were Richard Small.
Roy BonillaS, Billy Wilson, and Will
lis Baker.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20

ate is expected to pass it without
change
The two measures, involving So,
800,000000. are keystones in the
administrations program for in
ternatiOnal economic cooperation.
Breton Woods. in effect. is a
glObal plan designed to aid in the
reconstruction of War-torn Europe.
development of backward countries,
and elimination Of economic gang
SteriSln' from the international
trade Cf the peacetime future
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
Fire Cuts use
Science Unit

hour fight. The fire. believed to
have originated in the basement.
smouldered for hours before burst
ing through the roof four floors
above the basement.
Equipment in six rooms on the
three upper floors and in the base
.lent was destroyed. The second
floor OF the wing collapsed
Fire department officials theoriezd
that a student started an expert
ment and left it unfinished, thus
originating the fire which spread
to the chemicals.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20

prosperity that is what we are
fighting for. and that IS what We
propose to win"
MILITARY MEN THERE
Truman was fanked by the Amer
lean chieftainS who took leading
roles in the defeat Of Germany
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, Secre-
tary Of War Henry L. StimsonD
Gen. Omar N. Bradley and Gen.
George S. Patton, whose presence
in Berlin for the Big Three con-
ference was revealed for the first
time
The flag raised at pm. over
United States group control council
headquarters in a former air de-
fenSe barracks in the Dahlem suburb
was the one lifted over Algiers and
Rome. 1t fluttered over the capital
when a state of war with Germany.
Italy and Japan was declared.
SECRECY PREVAILS
Truman spoke for five minutes
at the ceremony Wedged into, the
round Of Big Three conferGnces,
over which the obScuring veil Of Sc
crecy still hung.
Authorities revealed that Church
i'll was Stains guest at a private
dinner Wednesday night.
The belated British announcement
of the Stalin- dinner ap-
peared to be aimed at spiking re-
ports of a growing coolness between
the two cOnfereeS.
Gravely proud, Mr.. Truman stood
stiffly at attention as Old Glory
mounted over what he called the
capital of our great adversary.
He said that in raising the FLAG
il should be remembered that this
was done in the name Of the people
Of the United States who were look
ing forward to q better world with
the benefits shared by all. not just
a few at the top.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
Maybe Practicing
SIap-Stick Comedy

F. z. Nichols of Route l. Box255.
FL Centro, reported to police Thurs
day afternoon that rs he was driv-
ing along the 1900 block on Main
stree someone in another car threw
blackberry pie at his car, splatter-
ing II all over him and his family.
Pie On the windshield Obscured his
vision 50 he was unable to grt tile
license number Of the other car.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20

LOS ANGELES, July 20. CUP)-A
wing of the Science Building at the
University of Southern California
was gutted today by flames which
may have been started by an un-
finished experiment of a student.
Structural damage was estimated
at $4,000 and additional thousands
OF dollars worth of equipment and
supplies were destroyed in the Col
lege OF Pharmacy wing where the
flames conferred.
Twelve fire companies brought
the fire under control after a three
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
SIGNS BANK TAX BILL

SACRAMENTO, July 20. up
A bill altering the method CT COM
putting franchise taxes paid by
banks which will result in reducing
state revenues an estimated $3.50
600 a year was signed Thursday by
Gov Earl Warren
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
Only Objective
World Peoce e
And Prosperity
Nations Chief States Purposes as
Stars and Stripes Are Raised
Over Berlin While Big Three Rest
BY MERRIMAN SMITH

BEKl4TN, July 70. JPJ-I'r SUrn. Truman, speak
briefly at symbolic hOistmo of the Stars and Stripes
Berlin. said Friday that Americas only aim was world
wide peace and prosperity involving territorial
bitiOn$.
Mr. Truman speaking against the blckdrop of the his
torc Big Three conference said do want single
piece Of teitorN from this We lust want Deace and
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
EtaIsey's Fleet
Stalks Honshu
Coast for Blows
New Air-Sea Assault Looms While
Great Jap War Cen+ers Still
Burn After AIl-Out Big Attacks
By WILLIAM f. TYREE

GUAM, July 20. UCP)-Admral William f. llasey
m9ruudr fleet reported proWng the japanese coast
air strike Friday while huge fires still ragged
through five IIonshu gutted during the night
by B-29 Super,
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
WEATHER

Maximum Thursday 102, minimum
Friday II; 5 am. Friday 80, humid
ity Gl; noon Friday LOG, humidity
%; pm. Thurs. 100, humidity b.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-06-07
Sutka Faces CI Champ

Joe Sutka. Wyandotte boxer. will
have test on his hands when he
meets Jimmy Edgar in a special 10
round bout on the Lou Nova Howard
Fenske card at Olympia June Is.
Edgar last appeared in a public
ring on January 2. l943 when he
fought the main go with Jack La
Motta at Olympia. Edgar, now a
Staff Sergeant based at Newport
News. Virginia. has not fought reg
ularly since, although he is in train
ing.
He recently toured the European
theatre with Joe Louis and his
troupe. On May II he scored two
one-round knock-outs to win the
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-06-07
Whitlow
Continued from Page 14)

and when the Recreation depart
ment reviewed their protest and
made a decision-the game has to
be replayed.
At the Naval Base last Tuesday
night-one of the seasons best soft
ball games was played-in battling
ten inning game-the Crosse lie
Naval Base defeated CASU 4 to 2.
A thriller all the way saw the Base
boys score two runs in the tenth to
wind up great pitchers battle. For
the Naval Base Klinhoffer on the
mound whitfield fifteen and allowed
only eight hits. Stevenson for the
base was the batting star getting
Clark of the CASU behind the plate
four hits in five trips to the plate
and Cox on first for the Base sup
piled the fielding features.
AT the time of writing this COL
umn-things in the various Recrea-
ton Leagues and Down River Lea
CUES are all punched up for the
number one Spot-fer instance-In
the Class A Softball = the new
schedule has just started and we
have Band Box Cleaners Of Lin
coin Park, Wayne Coffee Shop, Al
len Park and or own Wyandotte
Chemicals team all tied for first
place. Each team having won their
only start.
In the class A baseball things are
just as tight-Twin Cities colored
boys from Ecorse are on the num-
Der one spot having won all of their
tirSt three games. Sitting next to
them we have the fast going Mellin
Moran gang with two wins and
no losses. CASU from Crosse lie
and Felders of Trenton are next
each team having won their. only
start.
The Junior Old Timers Lens Inn
has the spot light winning their
first two games and losing none.
So they have the number one spot
all sewed up for the time being.
The Club League has a couple Of
teams up there tied for first place
The Fraternal Order of Eagles and
the new entry of the Knights of
Columbus These two teams have
won their first two games and the
tough part of it-this column has to
be made up Wednesday and these
two teams meet Wednesday night
so 1 cannot give you the results un-
til Mondays paper.
The race in the Open League of
their Old Timers is just as hot
Hoersch Bros. and Chelsea Clothes
both have the number one spot.
Each team has won three and lost
one. These two teams also meet
Wednesday night and no results
can be given until Mondays paper.
With all these close races going on
the softball and baseball followers
certainly should get the kind of
games they want. With any break in
the weather crowds vii be out to
watch their favorite team. So come
on out and enjoy yourselves.
Things are starting to hum in the
Glass G baseball and softball leagues.
There was quite a group over at
the Recreation offices the other
night for general meeting. The
season for this league will get away
as soon as school is out
In their game with Oak Cafe last
Tuesday night-UN1WA turned on
the heat and got a neat win 9 to
Ia.
In the Wyandotte Chemicals
League-some real top games were
played-the best game of the night
between Process and Research went
nine innings with Process getting
the victory to g. Chlorine and
Plate Shop put on a swell game with
Chlorine winning to Z. North Plant
Pipe Shop won a good gone from
South Plant Pipe Shop to 2. Caus-
tic trimmed the B. Ford crew in
the other game.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-06-07

The Coast C sard, in addition to
its many wartime duties, continues
its peacetime functions one of
which is to maintain and operate
more than $4,000 aids to navigation
(buoys. lighthouses. etc. along the
Nations 10000 miles of coastline.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-06-07
NEW AssIGNNxaw

AWAITS NEW ASSTGNMaNy
Sergeant Edward M. RushmaA
who spent 23-dsf furlough here
with relatives and friends left last
Monday with Mrs. Rushman for
Florida. Sgt. Rushman was recently
discharged from Moore General Hos
pital, Swannona, North Carolina.
Mrs. Rushman will return to Wy
andotte in three weeks when Sgt
RuShman vii be reaSSigned.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-06-07
o vi M rLAIS CASU

U of M, winners of 19 straight
ball games out of 20 played this
season, will conclude their home
season today by playing CASU team
from Crosse lie Naval Base. The
sailors dropped a game. to U of M
in an earlier contest.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-06-07
NAVY OLYMPICS SET

One thousand Navy trainees will
participate in Navy Olyr lcs'
program of 10 1thletic events e.t Ann
Arbor, June 13, as culminaticn Of
the Navy's spring physical training
prograg.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-06-07

championship of his class In the
annual Tidewater Tournament at
Newport News.
Edgar also won two other tourna-
ments as no ona would meet him.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-06-07
TRANSFER LICENSE

r Transfer of the Glass &C" liquor
license from Albert P. Block, 400
Forest street, was made to Joseph
Silage, 1884 West Fort street, De-
troit.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-06-07

D. Navy is turning over 10000
lightly shopworn" lifebeltS to the
public at S315 each.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-06-07
MACS CLOSED SUNDAY

Until further notice, Macs drug
store, Biddle and Maple. will Se
closed all day on Sundays.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-06-07
WIN FOUR TITLES

Spring sport titles in the Western
conference went to u. of M. base
ball and tennis squads, while the
Wolverines also copped the indoor
track title and took their 18th Big
Ten swimming crown last winter.
STRETCH YOURSELF FOR
THE MIGHTY SEVENTH
WAR LOAN
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-06-07

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I'm no coffee expert! But I know
thot vigorous and wineY Bokdr Cot
fee offers me these S advantages:
superb quulitY. fldvor-suving roast
ing. bean freshness. Custom Ground
service. and richer flavor in every
cup" For the best coffee you've
hud in ages Change to Bokur Coffee
today.
The Wyandotte news-herald., 1945-06-07

STRETCH YOURSELF FOR
THE MIGHTY SEVENTH
WAR LOAN
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22

kojna, pa tndi mocha. Vse to .je
|njeni nnacehi ne more priporo-
eiti. Q kaksni krutosti, ki bi jo
kneznja zagdesila mad MO, pa
nisem tlikoli sIisal.'
s'In 'knez"
'ineniten elovek, pravi GO
|spod. III u svoje vojaske koze ne
more zlesti, kakor mi ne. Hcer
je incl zelo rad, ceprav je nj po-
sebno razumel. Y svojem zako-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22

njen. Ma 1nestu bi se zarutil, ee
bi incl kaj primernega v hlizini.
Dusici moran pomasati Y
Gospod tajni svetnik se neko-
| iiko nesmehne. mo, taksna zr-
|tev, ki utegne imeti nerodne po-
sledice, pac ne DO potrebna."
"Ce bi le mogel knezu tdovoIj
jasno poyedati, da se nih6e ne
zaveda bolj prepada med seboj
N njegovo hcerjo kakor JAZZ 2
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22

kakor ta sIika III Svoje pa
storke ne ljubi prav prevec. Te-
ga skoraj ne moreno pricako-
.v1ti Cd made, zivljenja feline
zene, ii vidi, kako Sc razcvita
'n5ena hGi. In Dusice nj tako lah-
kc razumeti. ce clovek nina slu-
ha 20 memo duso, je 6asih kar
skrivnostna. Pri vsej syoji krot-
kosd zna biti tudi molce upor-
ma. Kakor voda je, mehka in po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22

:nu je dozivel cello vfsto razoca-
ranj. Bralrneski dom. caka Be
z1nerom dedica,
Naloga, h mi jo je dala prin-
cesa. ko je rekla. mai govorin
. njenim ocetom, je najtezja,
kar sem jih kdaj incl. Kneza ze
dolgo nisem videl, Locil sem Sc
Cd mega v iscinah, XII so mi
narekovale, maj "a nekaj casa IL
ginem u njegovega obzorja. In
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22

ee Sc zdaj knenada pokazen,
tn, kjer me niti najmanj ne pri.
eakuje in ne zeli?
Ali me bo knez hotel poslu.
sati? Ali 81 ne bo ze v naprei
prepovedal vsakega vnesavanjs
Y svoje doma6e .zadeve, ceprav
.morda zelo vljudno?
Vidim se ze v tenn polozaju!
Grenko mi je zaI, da se zme.
rom snisem ne zarocen ne oze-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22

Harro je vstal. Svetlikanje
morja je postajalo razlocnejSe.
Mesec je moral witt. Nekje v
Edaljavi e svetijo drobne IuGi.
Po morju Sc peije ponosen par
mix, dalec, prav dalec ... Ia
.vzdihne. "Zadrzujem vas, GO
'spod tajni svetnik, in svoj nernir
bonn prenesel be ma vas"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22

They could show you why Is cheaper and quicker give our
Pacific Forces entirely sometimes instead Of shipping
tanks and guns from Europe.
They in Short show 1Ol in which your dollars
needed than bring Americas might full strength
that crush foe the faster make end Of killing and
bring back home.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22
these men can tell you why
the IN WAR LOAN is the BIGGEST yet!

voU ARE being asked lend money than ever beore-n
u the 7th War Loan. ...=. ..'> "a
These can tell you why *.
They cante ships ready slide down heways
They tell of whole force in the bulding-huge
new bombeIs and fast epsopeed planes coming off the lines
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-05-22
Du:iico Rozonoriiiio II
(NGdali

(Ncdalj jep4nje)
Moran, moran, Harro.
Hvalezna sem ii, da me ne bi bill
sill. NihGe nj tako dober kalkor
ii. In zdaj moras It'll. In gospod
tajni svetnik tudi. Prosim. ZeIo
hvalezna sem wanna, zelo. Po-
zdravljena bodita!"
Da, morata It'll. Doktor sko-
migne 2 rameni in ju spremi Il
sobe. Da, VISA noe lahko tako mi
ne.
" hotelu stanujem, gospod
doktor, in tam me lahko dobite,
&c me boste ponoci potrebovali.
"ce bi incl vsaj kaksnega
eloveka v tel zakleti hisi!"
vzklikne doktor jezno. ''Neki
sluga mora biti tu, pa je menda
Sci ma ples!"
"Pomirite Sc, gospod doktor.
Poiskal ga bonn, &c ne sam, pa
po telefonu. Cez pol ure DO tu,"
rece Thorstein.
Ko gresta ven, zagleda Har-
70 poleg princesinega stola zvito
rocno delo. To mora biti prt.
Zvitek malo odvije Potem
ga spet skrbno zavije in ga wa
me s seboj.
In zdaj gresta skupaj, najprej
v Harrow hotel, kajti ma svojem
domu gospod professor ne bo vec
mogel dobiti vecerje. In Harro
prosi tajnega svetnika, maj mu
vendar izkaze to cast, da bo no.
coj njegov COST. Potem gresta 8
smotko v ustih " salon "a kaje-
nje, kjer stole med visokimi pal
mani udobni pleteni stoli. Samo
malo ljudi je tam. Okrogli pro-
stor oh globokem oknu, odkoder
Sc vidi nejasno lesketanje NOR
ia, je BE prazen. Harro kadi prav
"a prav le ma videz in tudi 60
spod tajni svetnik 81 je prizgal
zelo svetlo smotko. Tako Sc Ia
he prenasa nemir.
''Zakaj naju je hotela prince
sa tako nitro odgnati?" zacne
professor.
"Vem, da trpi. Videl sem ma
njenih rokah," zastoka. ..
"Tako sedeti Rajsi bi bill
ostal TAM"
"Gospod grof, kako je bilo
mogoce, da ste prisli prav tre-
nutku, ko smo 81 vas zeleli? Ali
vam je to prirojeno?"
"Ne, zal ne. Ali bi mi lahko
dali kaksen migljaj, kako maj Sc
zdaj pomenim knezom?"
'Princesa upa, da j boste vi
pomagali. Nieesar natancnejse-
ga vam ne morem reel. Nekak-
sne okolisGine SO morale nastati,
da pripisuje knee svoji hceri ne
ko zlobno dejanje. Rekla mi je:
'Svoio east sem izgubila in oce
mora misliti, da sem okrutna,
strahopetna in zahrbtna'."
"Nemogoce, cisto nemogoee.
Tega knez ne more rnisliti :.
"Princesa prayi, da ima svoje
vzroke."
''Kaj bi lie moglo biti?"
''Morda je v zvezi z memo ma
terjo - menda bo maceha q.
Kaksna pa jeg'
mo, v kratkih besedah, ne
koliko neprimerna "a brauneski
rod. Mislim, da bi bila prav tako
lahko vzela bogatega sina kaks-
mega mesarja, tako drugem
rodu, ko denar ze malo pohaja.
Mexico sem jo slikal. Slika je BIZ
Ia strasna, ljudjeS pa SO 10 po-
vzdigovali v nebesa. Kar sramo-
val sem Sc, te slike namrec. Tu-
di knez je incl dober okus, in
slike nj obesil v dvorano svojih
I prednikov. zdaj se potika ne
kje po razstavah. Ne, taksna
ME- la H 4
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Vienna Falls
To Russians

MOSCOW, April 13 GNS)-
Powerful Red army columns, hght.
ing street by street through the
RUNS of Vienna, captured the
Austrian capital today
Capture of the city was an
nouncod by Marshal Stain IN 2
special order of the day issued
while unofficial reports asserted
that the -RuSsians-haNe- opened
their final drive for Berlin from
positions along the Oder River
east OF the capital
(FCC monitors quoted the
broadcast version Of the order
a. saying Red troops smashed
II German tank divisions and
captuded more than 10000 Of
ficerS and men in the fighting
for the city since March ID.
Great stocks of equipment also
were smashed, according TO the
Moscow broadcast
Red forces were said by the
Moscow radio 10 be Waglng sue
cessful battles beyond the Oder
within 20 miles OF Berlin.
The unofficial Soviet report did
not locate the exact spot OF the
new offensive, but a cllmacuc
grand offensive has been expected
for some time
In Czecho-Slovakia, northeast
and north of Bratlslavla, Second
Ukrainian Army forces occupied
the important rail town Of Ska
lica. scooping up more than 80
other towns in the vicinity.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14

WASHINGTON. April l3 CINS)
The White House announced TO-
day that President Truman will
accompany the body of the-Iate
President Roosevelt from Wash
ington 10 Hyde Park, where burial
will take place
The announcement was made
by White House Secretary iona.
than Daniels.
Mr.. Truman, Daniels said, rec
ognized that on the trip II would
be impossible 10 maintain the Sc
crecy which normally guards the
movements of the chief executive
in wartime.
Daniels said that he did not
know whether Mrs Truman and
their daughter, Margaret would
accompany the President on Mr.
RooseVelt'S funeral train.