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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-18
Nemei z~onieio, kor SO seioIi, eeprov MISC vsi
krivi noeiiskih grehov

Predsednik obnovljene nemske sociaI-demokratske stranke
Erlch W. Gnlttke Je V lntervjuvu S porocevalcem cikaskega
ouha j. M. Meckllnom dejal, da je bo v poskusih zanesti re-
YoucJo protl HlherJu umorjenih vec ljudi Nemcev) kot V ka-
terkoi revoluciji V zgodovni. Gestapo pa ie bill tako izborno or
9an1z1ran, da so bill vsi poskusi zaman. Treba lie bio da 10 stoni1
YES svet ma plan "a zrusenje hitlerizma.
Gnlttke je radevolje primal, da je Nemcija pod nacii veliko
5reSlla IN DO morala pacati kazen, a OBJ enem poudaril. da nj
prav, ker Sc V zavezniskem svetu dolzi vse Nence enako kriuio
Ampak narodl, XII SO 1mei skusnje z mimi, so izgubili do Min
vo SentImentalnost IN jim vracajo milo "a drago. N. pr. Cehi
V CehoSloVaskl SO bill Nemci enakopraven narod. Imeli so vec
PraVc kot pa Nemcl pod Hitlerjem. A vzlic temu so bill tudi ma
CeSkem zanj toiko, da so hotei "osvoboditve" in tedania ANGLE
SKA IN francoska vlada sta jim ustregl.
oedaJ Je tlstlh tr1 in pol milJona Nemcev spet pod Gehoslo-
Vasko Waldo. Ampak predsednik Benes je nedavno zaveznikono
deJal, da jim Je lie kakega pol milijona, k. so zasluzili. da ostaneio
IA SvoJlh mestih, do tri milione pa jh DO pognanih cez maio
V rajh. OA "eJo
' meJah SedanJe PoJske, kakor sta Jill zacrtala sovietska in
polJsKa Vlada v Warsaw, je do devet miliionov Nen,cev por wi
nJohoV Sc i'm Je v sedanjo Nemcijo re izsello, drugi i'm slede
~ povzroca ne samo MIN ampak tudi okupaciiski arr,adi y
Nemclp tezaVne probleme. Kan z vo to maso. kie il dohi+i y
veza, kako jo zaposliti? N""l a.
liz Slovaske DO izseljenih kakih 100000 Madzarov nri,r
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-18
RUsiio imo v nuSrtU
veIike nupruve

Mas umetni Boulder Lake je
Guido smoderne inzenirske umet-
nosti, a Rusi menijo, ola lahko
sedaj, ko so vojno v Evropi
skoncali, lahko gredo V Sc vec-
ia podvzetja. AP poroca IL Mo-
skye, da kani Sovjetska Rusija
zgraditi umetno jezero V svoji
podruzni %republiki Azerbajid-
Fan, XII DO dvakrat toliksno kot
pa Bouldersko jezero. Zajezdo,
XII jo Rusi grade OBJ reki Kura
v svoji omenjeni province, DO
248 cevljev visoka, milo siroka
in zajezila DO veliko vec vode,
kot pa jo vkljucuje nase umet-
no jezero Boulder Dam. In Sc
veda, tudi elektrarne bodo S to
zajezeno vodno silo ogromne.
Use gospodarstvo v ondotnih
krajih Sc DO vsled tie prirodne,
umetno vprezene moci, spreme-
milo V prihodnjih letih toliko,
da DO tam primitivnost donna
cinskega ljudstva postala sea
soma lie Sc spomin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-18
KATKA ZUPANCIC:
IVER 7

mhogo mlado srce je naslo V tel
vojni ljubezen do Boga. To nam
je V tolazbo. Kaj je ia vojna
drugega, kot vice ma zemlji. V
vicah pa Sc ociscujejo duse -"
"Ah, lahko je govoriti," je
komaj sliSno pripomnila John
nyjeva matt in nadaljevala "a
spoznanje glasneje in rahlo oci-
tajoce, cato lie govorimo in mo-
drujmo, dokler je cas- ugibanja.
Ko DO tega konec, Sc DO marsi-
KIDD vgriznil "a jerk"
Osuplo je pohitela druga:
"Seveda, zakrknjenih izvrzkov,
pa vsakojakih sebicnih hladne-
zev in mlacnezev Sc gotovo ne
DO manjkalo. Ampak porocila
pc radiu, pc listih, in cd vojnih
kuratov Sc posebej so ma splo-
sno lepa. Zakaj 81 torej ne hi
smell obetati, da Sc bodo naSi
fantje vrnili vernejSi in bo1jSi
kr~istiani, kot SO bill kdaj pref?
Mar MISC mnogi cd Min bill ziva
prica naravnost cudeznim deja-
MEM bozje roke?!"
Prav cd dalec Sc je naposled
zaslisalo znacilno~ cvrlukanie
poulicne. Vista Sc je oddihava-
la, Sc razgibala in nekateri so
stegovali vratove, .da hi videli,
kdaj jim DO stopiti ma cesto. Oh
mirovali pa SO nekoliko, ko lie
Johnnyjeva matt omenila sino-
vo pismo, ob~zalovaje, da ga nj
vzela S seboj. Pa sal je kratko
in ga INA ma pamet. In je zacela
otozno in z vidnim premago-
vanjem: "Tako stoji V pismu:
Mama, bill smo pri mast. PRAY
med povzdigovanjem je tresci-
la bomba. JAZZ sem n a sreco kle-
cal precej zadaj. Vrglo me ie
vstran. Ko sem Sc spet zavedel,
sem ugledal pred sabo tako sill
ko, da me DO preganjala vse
mole 1--WE dni. Malo pref sami
hrbti, V poboznosti sklonjeni, in
tisina. Zdaj pa. Tezko ii to
pisem, a moran, da me hos ra-
zumela in me ne hos nikdar veG
silila V cerkev. Ne boj Sc, da
bonn zategadelj slabsi .
Sc to je zapisal, da je zgubil
v tel tragediji svojega najbolj-
sega prijatelja. Takih vesti ne
objavljajo ne pc listih, ne po ra-
diu, it'd"
Prirusilo je vozi1o in spreie-
10 vase prvo in drugo in vse
estate. Nebo Sc je mirno iokalo
dale, in ostresek je cakal novih
cakalcev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-18
SEJA KLUBA
ST. JSZ

Chicago, Ill. - V petek 27.
julia Sc DO vrsila redna, seja
kluba st. l JSZ, ma kateri DO
porocal tajnik Chas. Pogorelec
o dohodkih in izdatkih naSega
zadnjega piknika in o raznih
drugih aktivnostih v nash VIZ
stab.
Pc koncanem dnevnem redu
pa DO porocal Frank Zaitz o sni-
denjih z zastopniki move Jugo-
slavic in O naporih njenih do
mach in vnanjih sovraznikov
da jo zaduse, ter o njeni obram-
bi. Potem DO sploSna razprava.
Clane in clanice vabimo, da Sc
te seize vsi udeleze OBJ doloce-
mem casu. = p. 0.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-18
Q ROJAKU JOHN
MALNARJU

Willard, Wis. - Tu smo IS.
junija pokopali John Malnerja.
Bill je VISA leta simpaticar nase-
ga gibanja in kar Sc starega
sveta tice, iskren prijatelj So
vjetske unije, Tu zapusca brata
Matt Malnarja, XII je star marco
nix Proletarca, in XII rad poma-
ga pr razpecavanju nash pu-
blikacij, kot sta Druzinski kole-
dar in Majski glas.
Tudi casopis Greenwood
Cleaner je V izdaji z dine 81. ju-
Mia precej pisal o pokojnem
Johnu Malnarju. Incl je cello
kolono porocila o MENU kar ma
prvi strani. Ma pogrebni sveca-
nosti SO govorili Ar J. Klarich:
John Wershay in Tony Schiller.
Pogrebni sprevod je bill sveca-
no izvrsen in zelo velik.
Vsi so pomagali ma farmi v
casu zalosti in to sodelovanje je
bio zares vzorno.
Sorodnikom pokojnika nase
iskreno sozalje. r.
PoroCevalec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-18
Ko Sc vrnejo

OstreSek mad izlozbnem ok
nu je bill V Sirino ma skopo Cd
merjen, kljub temu je nudil
proti dezju in sapi vec ~zavetja,
nego vsak moderni deznicek.
cato je privabil podse vsakega,
XII je pc plocniku pricapljal Z
namenom, da pocaka %poulicne-
ga vozila.
Dive, V ne has tin pogovor "a
pleteni zeni - priSli sta pac
prvi, torej upraviceni do vecje
pravice - Sc nista dosti menili
"a vrsto, XII je Tx Oh njunih ko-
smolcih Zrastla ma desno in levo,
kpa stala mirno in tho, kakor
bstraza pred bozjim grobom.
Njuna glasova sta Sc lepo
skladala z uspavajocim zuzlja-
MEM dezevja, in kadar je pri-
vrSel pc cesti kak avto, sta pa
mocneje pritisnili ma struno.
Tako nj mogla voljnim ali ne
voljnim bliznjim posluSalcem
uiti nobena njuna beseda. Po-
menek pa Sc je spletal priblizno
takole:
"Moji tribe decki, ma primer
-kaj so hudega skusili? PR CT
stem mic? Dom, sofia, oh nede-
ljah cerkev; "a razvedrilo pa
zoga, ocetov avto, kino ter yea
sin morda sladoled z dekleti =
to jim je bill svet do vceraj. A
danes? Oh, dobri Bog" Globok
width.
I'm tega danes noce in noce
biti konec ..." dostavi druga.
Besedo povzame zopet prva:
"Moj najmlajSi 80! Sal nj dol
go tega, da je shodil -. Pa Sc
mora re tudi on potikati pc MIC
vrednih otokih, XII jih nj druge-
ga, kot kamen, komar in COLA
zen 80"
mas Johnny takisto. Smrtna
nevarnost povsod, kamor Sc
ozre -. Bog ga cuvaj!"
PA mole tri tudi! Zlasti sred-
MEGA, XII je najdrznejsi!" W.
din. I'm najmlajsega, XII je Sc
YES belfast in otrocji -"
"Bojim Sc, da Sc bodo naSi
fantje vrnili hudo spremenieni.
Vznemirljive vesti Sc sirijo 80"
Eth, sal je bio tudi "a prve
vojne tako. Vendar so Sc vete-
! rani vse pocasi spet vrnili ma
svoj start tir. Edino shajali so
Sc Sc cd casa do casa, da SO o.
bujajoc spomine poveseliacili.
polomili nekaj hotelskega pohi-
silva, da hi jih Amerika ne po-
zabila." Pridrzan smeh tudi il
vrste.
"Ampak ia vojna je daljsa in
veliko veliko hujsa. cato bodo
nemara i posledice veliko hui
Sc 80"
Pc kratkem premolku Sc O.
glas1 zopet prva. RES je," pra-
vi, "prve vojne Sc skoro ne da
prlmerjati S to vojno. cato jih
pa tudi prva nj naucila moliti ia
ko, kakor jih uci ia! o, da, smi-
lilo Sc nam, naSa kri so. Ali
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-18
Akeiia 20 skupni odbor
vseh U~gosIovonov
v CIeveIondu

V Clevelandu Sc DO 81. iuli-
ia vrsila konferenca, ma katero
so visa jugoslovanska druStva
in klubi povabljena poslati po
diva delegate V svrho izvolitve
skupnega odbora, kot ga neka-
tere naselbine re imajo kot po-
druznice ZOJSA. Predsednik
zaeasnega sklicateljskega odbo-
ra je Frank Cesen. Konferenca
Sc DO vrsila v SIND ma ST. Clair
Avenue.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-18

zno toliko Slovakov pa IL Madzarske, take, da v tenn slucaju V
stevlu ljudi ne DO spremembe.
10 je Hitler podjarmil Evropo in 81 nekatere dezele pod
Vrgel "a zmerom', je naselil v ME ma tisoce Nemcev, domacine
pa pognal ma suzenjsko delo v rajh, veliko pa Jill ugonobil. Use
oolJse sluzbe v okupiranih dezelah SO dobili naciji. Tako je bio
tudl V Sloveniji. Tudi tisti Nemci so ali pobegnli nazaj v rajh ali
pa Dill lzgnanl tia. A V Rusiji, ma Poljskem in morda tudi v Jugo-
SlaVlJl pa SO mnogo Nemcev pridrzali ma prisilnih delhi. Use to
nj loeaIno, ampak Hitler je sejal in Nemcija zanje vse drugace
kot pa je p~ricakovala. Vzelo DO dolgo, predno bodo posIedice IA
Slzna povsem izbrisane in Nemcija Sc bo morala zelo spremeniti,
predno 10 bodo druge dezele priznale "a vredno pristopa med
zdruzene narode. -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-18
Povroeonie JugosIovonov
v domovino

V krajih, XII SO jih okupirale
ameriske in angleske> cete, ie
bio tedaj mad cetrt milijona "a
suznjenih delavcev il Sloveniie
in drugih krajev Jugoslaviie.
Zavezniska oblast jih je S sode-
lovanjem jugoslovanskih zelez-
nlskih oblasti vracala skozi Je-
senlce do Sest tisoc ma dan.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-18

. ruskem relifu vec prihod-
Mic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-18

SCJoANSA Il II q
80 milijonoiv prebivalcev, XII
imajo. svoje sovjete in svojo
armada, S katero je Ciang-kai-
SEX V sporu. o teh bojih med
Kitajci Sc danes veliko piSe in
ia problem je teliksen, da Sc ga
ne nor vec skrivati. Posebno
Sc ne, ker je stvar p~ostala "a
mas drzavni department tako
sporna. Q TEN vec prihodnjic.
Kaj pa India? Politicno O.
zracje v Mi je napeto in Angle
ii Sc trudijo, da bi ga nekako
pregazili seveda tako, da bi
India ostala njihova.
Tudi Argentina vre. V nil
je nastal neke posebne vrste do
maci fasizem, kateri, ceprav ie
pristine juznoameriSke sorte a
ina. vendar vse okraske ohole-
ga napuhlega ''duceja" ter aro-
gantnost ter barbarstvo men,
Skin nacijev. Peron, XII je wit
lisjak, je kar cez noe postal pri-
jatelj delavcev in rohni prot
velekapitalu, industrialcem ter
veleposestnikom. Zadnje case
Sc odprto govori, da pride tam
do civilne vojne.
V Mehiki tudi nj naiboliSe.
Sinarkvisticno gibanje naraSca
V Mi, istotako draginja. Gene
nekaterih potrebScin SO V zad-
Nth par letih narasle mad dive
sto odstotkov. Letos Sc DO V Me
hiki pricela tudi predsedniSka
volilna kampanja, XII DO napra-
villa precej hrupa. Vzlic precej-
Snji prosperiteti, Xxi jo je Mehi-
XII prinesla ia vojna, imajo V Mi
delavci in srednji sloji zelo te-
zko zivljenje.
Pr mas, MANFRED V USA, pa je
Sc vedno precej pc start meri
Smo Sc v vojni in ma tisoce in
tisoce MOI Sc sedaj prevail ma
Pacifik V move boje.
V senatu razpravljaio O mi
roVnem carterju. Senator Bilbo
IL Mississippija je S svojo OBJ
strukcijo unicil takozvani Fair
Employment Act, kar nam go
tovo nj V ponos. Kongresnik
Rankin pa je postal svojo komi-
slJo v Hollywood, kjer je baje
nekaksna straSna rdeckarska
zarota, XII stremi prekucniti ma
so zvezno Waldo, naSe.. institu-
CHE it'd.
Smrtna kosa
Rudolf Skala je legel V grob
Drug "a drugim padajo vani ma
81 ljudje, katere bi ravno sedai
najbolj potrebovali. Pokoini S.
Skala je bill zelo aktiven dolgo
let. Bill Je druzabnik in delaven
ma kulturnem in socialnem DO
lJu. Bill je tudi dober igralec
Posebno Sc ga spominjam V vlo-
81 Mefistofela V Cankarievi sa-
tirl "PohujSanje V dolini Sent
florjanski". Bila sva 81 dobra
prijatelja. Njegova smrt me ie
zelo zadela. Nase gibanje ga DO
pogresalo, istotako slovenska
naselbina Waukegan No. Chi
cago. In Sc posebno pa njegova
soproga. Mi naSe iskreno SOFA
lie, MENU pa casten spomin.
K
. ruskem relifu vec prihod-
mic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-18

AkO YAM je narOcnina potekla.
prosimo, ObnOvite jo cimprej!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-18

Cemu slovenski kIerikaIci V
A. ID. tOliko tarnajo mad "izgu-
BIO Trsta'', ceS, da sta ga zapa-
sla Tito i'm Stain, ko vendar re-
do, da njihni klerikalni tovariSi
v Sloveniji MISC stOrili "a
Obrambo Trsta nicesar, ne "a
obrambo Slovenije, pac pa Sc
klanjali najprvo Mussoliniju in
potem Hitleriu?
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-26
Russians 70 Miles From Vienna

LONDON, March 26. -(P)-Ber- lin radio today said Moscow dis patched reporter the enemy had shifted several divisions from It. ally to the sagging Western front,
 Russian armies have overrun more than four-fifths of Hungary below tha Danube river, and their spearhead is nearing the Austrian border about 70 miles southeast of Vienna.
 A new assault was reported in Slovakia, while Marshal Konev's forces continued to grind through the Moravian Mountains.
 The Red Army command is si- lent for another day about what is happenins of the Berlin front but the Germans say heavy fight ing is going on.
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-26
Alaska Pilot Flies Survivors of Crash
By Olen Clements

----..------ By Olen clements -----------. COLD BAY, March 26,-(P)- Three injured survivors of troop transport CAY which crashed near Cathedral valley, 30 miles from here March 18th, were flown here by an Alaskan bush pilot, Eric Schutte.
 The ski plane, landed near the scene of the wreckage in which three other men aboard the plane were killed.
 The dead were It. Col. Stephen G. Davison, Berkely, Calif., End. It. Ernest T. Joynson, of Dun kirk, Ky, both were passengers, and Radio Operator Robert E. Davidson, of Ridgewood, Long Is- land, NY.
 Of the planes crew, those who were rescued were all injured but none critically.
 They included1st It. Joseph R. Alexander, Merchantville, N. J. pilot; End. It. Richard L. Cocan- our, Smelling, Calf, co-pilot; and Sgt. Paul Sundermer, Delanco, N. J., aerial engineer.
 The crash occurred in midmorn-
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-26
LLOYD GEORGE DIES
Former Prime Minister of England Dies at g

LONDON, March 2e, -{P0-Earf David Lloyd George, 82, died a, his home in England.
 The former Prime minister of England was beloved by all and was the idol of World War l.
 No longer an active member of parliament, his expressions non- theless carry considerable weight at 70. 10 Downing Street.
 Since his retirement he has been a gentleman farmer, and was very robust for a man of his years
 History will note that he alone pierced Neville Chamberlain's ar nor and drove him to resign dur ing the dark days of this war.
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-26

ing as the plane was letting down through an overcast for a land ing at Fort Randall.
 The ship hit a precipice, and wreckage was strewn all over the snow covered ground.
 All of the survivors were knock ed unconscious. Three hours lat CT Sundermire regained conscious ness and saw the pilot and CO., pilot still alive and pinned in the wreckage. The others were dead.
 Alexander was bleeding badly from head wounds.
 The searching plane spotted them in the afternoon and drop ped supplies.
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-26
W.M.C. Recruits CanOl Workers

WASHINGTON, March 26,-(P(- The War Manpower Commission today took steps to recruit the workers from the Canol Refin- cry project in Canada, for jobs in high-octane gasonine plants elsewhere.
 The agency announced this all ong with their formal acceptance of the closure of the Canadian project soon by the War Depart ment.
 The Petroleum Administration for War agreed to undertake the the special recruiting program.
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-26
N. c. Go SALESMAN ON REGULAR SPRING TRIP

Dinty Moore, representative of the National Grocery Company, has been in Nome the past few days on his regular Spring trip.
 He left Sunday morning with Oscar Winchell, aboard his chart cred plane, but was forced to return due to bad weather.
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-26
FRANK UDELL AND CHILD TO VISIT WIFE IN STATES

Frank Udell and child left on the PAA Friday evening to join Mrs. Udell, the former Ann Will loya, who has been in a sanater- iun in the States and has re- gently been reported fully recov- cred.
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-26
Eight Ship Convoy Sent to Bottom of East China Sea

USPFH. Guam. March 2e-(P)- U. s. carrier plane pilots destroy ed an 8 ship convoy in the East China sea Saturday, near the RYu- kYu group while fast battleships bombarded several small islands in the group.
 This action was in continuation of Vice Admiral Marc Mitscher's strikes against the Japanese Is- lands, and sending 16-inch shells into targets only a few hundred miles south of Tokyo itself.
 Sunday morning superforts in great strength shook Nagoya to its very roots, and left much of the huge Mitsubishi Aircraft En- zine plant in ruins, as they att acked from very low levels with both demolition and incendiary bombs.
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-26
MRS. GARNET MARTIN
 TO MEET SON IN STATES

Mrs. Garnet Martin was an outgoing passenger on the PAA Friday evening. She plans to meet her son, George, who would not have time to come to Nome before his next assignment.
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-26
LAST RITES FOR OLDTrMER "A. DoMINGoS SATURDAY

IA. Domingos. well-known old timer. was buried from the Fed erated Church Saturday afternoon al 2 pm.. at a last rites ceremony performed by the Pioneers of A. 1aska.
The Nome nugget., 1945-03-26
Legislators Return From Juneau

Senator o. D. Cochran and Rep resentative Edward Anderson were the first members of the legislature from the Second Div ision to return.
 They left Juneau before the session was officially adjourned, probably to take advantage of res ervations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-12
BY Central Press.

Washington, April 12.-The ma
tional capital is again seethlng with
Indignation over the course Russia
has chosen in the fighting against
Germany. To many officials m the
capital, there is a growing feeling
that Premier-Marshal Josef Stain is
deliberately lengthening the Euro
pean war by concentrating ms forces
to obtain political advantages al the
cost Of military e~Xpediency.
This distress, which has not YET
appeared in public print, IS con-
cerned over the failure OF Russian
forces along the Oder river to
launch an offensive to coordinate
with Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower
smashing advances along the West
ern Front.
Instead, it is believed that Stain
has ordereI his troops into an Oh
fensive in southeastern Europe N
order to obtain control over the last
remaining nations which Hitler
coerced into his camp at the begin
ming Of and before the outbreak OF
the European struggle.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-12
Blows On Berlin
Are Continued By
Night And By Da!

London, April 12.-(AP)-AI-
lied planes raked Berlin with
bombs again during the night,
dealt Furnishing blows to German
shipping and pressed their me-
thodical program of reducing the
enemy's aerial defenseS.
Three times Raj Mosquitoes
visited the belabOred German
capital and unlOaded 1000
pound block busters, running up
the total there to six raids in two
nights, and Sc in the last 49 days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-12

Guam. April l2.-tAP1-To-
ky0 and industrial koriyama, on
Honshu island. were plaStered
with bombs by american Super
fortre>>cS today. roaring out IN
j 3.SG0-mile r0und-trip mission
from The MarianlS.
The \akajima Musa>hino air
craft engine plant vas A Tokyo
target. Returning pilots who
made the ~3,S09-mil" rounl-trin
flight. the longest central Pacific
bombing mission 10 date, termed
their attack VERY successful
The B-29S were escorted by iWo
Jima-bascd Fighter planes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-12
Washington Angered BY
Russian Military Tactics

Washington, meanwhile, is fran
tically hoping that the United Ma
tons Security Conference which
opens April % in San Francisco WI.
not develop INTO a verbal tr%ee-log-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-14
70 Type B Donors
Needed for Patient

An appeal for 20 blood donors to
aid Joseph OsroSky. 80, 5727
Addison, critically III al Receiving
Hospital. was made Saturday by
the hospital and the patients wife,
Anna.
The father of two girls and a
boy who Is suffering from storn-
ach ailment received three trans
rusions Saturday. Only those with
type b. blood should volunteer,
the hospital said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-14
1855 Veterans
PLACED in Jobs

Jobs were found by the l. 6
Employment Service m Michigan
for 1854 physically handicapped
veterans Of World War II during
the year ended Sept. 80. 1t was
announced Saturday.
Edward l.. Cushman. state di-
rector of the USES. announced
that personal requests for service
had been received from 1S9 1919
World War veterans during the
year
Jobs were sought by 6s.93S vet
Grams, and there were lll319 IN
stances OF referral 10 jobs. OF
those referred, reports received
from employers indicated 1855
were successfully placed in suit
able work. 2S,92l of whom were
veterans Of the second world war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-14
Overseas Mail
Jumps Slightly

Unless there is an unusual rush
OF DctrolterS wishing 10 send
Christmas packages TO overseas
Scrvlcemen tomorrow, The mailing
deadlinc. post Offices will close at
the usual time. Roscoe Huston,
postmaster announced Saturday.
I'VE anticipate only slight
increase In overseas packages
which have averaged 800 daily,
hut jumped To about $500 daily
since Thursday" he said.
Huston estimated the numbeI
mailed 10 be about 20 per cent Of
the 700 900 mailed last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-14
Find Dead Baby
Under Stairway

The body Of baby boy be-
l.eyed 10 have lived about one
week was found at noon Satur-
day under a stairway IN the rear
Of the Graydon Apartments at
ll3l4 Kerchepal.
The infants body was wrapped
in q Detroit newspaper dated last
Sunday, and also IN white cloth.
The condition ~ the BODY led
police TO believe il had been left
under the stairway several day,
ago
The discovery was made by
Cyril Houtte. manager of the "A.
family apartment building
Police were questioning tenants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-14
Grand River Express

Express bus service during
morning and evening rush hours
on Grand River from Seven Mile
10 Washington Blvd, will be in
augurated Monday. Passengers
viii be taken only between Seven
Mile and Southfeld on inbound
coaches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-14
Ford Aide Back
Trapped in Singapore
in I942; Gone II Years

A Windsor man. with memories
Of tho Jap capture Of Singapore
sim fresh In has memory, was home
Saturday after an absence Of ii
years.
Arthur + Thompson, a Ford
Motor Co. OF Canada executive
returned 20 the home Of his par
cnts ~ l67 Hanna street, Wind
sor. Thompson was sent 20 Singa-
pore by the Ford company in 1884
Five years later. when war threat
cncd nc sent Mrs. Thompson home
10 Detroit. Japs captured him
when they seized the city in 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-14
Mental Patient Hangs
Self With Bed Sheet

Philip HILBERT. 40, OF 1868
Maxwell. committed suicide by
hanging in a bathroom Of Receiv.
ing Hospitals psychopathic ward
Saturday, according TO Sgt. Dewey
Hughes of the homicide squad. He
used rope improvised from a
bed sheet