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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-18
Kriza v Belgijii
radi namerayanega
povratka kralja

BRUSELJ,s 16. junija-Soci-
jalisticni premier Achille van
Acker z vsem kabinetom vred je
danes izrocil princu-regentu re-
signacijo kot protest proti kra-
lju Leopoldu, XII Sc ina vrniti v
Belgijo in zasesti prestol.
Clani kabineta so formalno iz-
javili, da ne morejo prevzeti od-
govornosti "a dogodke, XII bodo
neizogibno sledili, cim Sc kralj
vrne.
Datum kraljevega povratka
Sc nj objavilo, toda zvedelo sc
je, da je v Bruslju pripravljeno
posebno letalo, XII ina iti ponj v
Salzburg v Avstriji, kjer so ga
nasle ameriske cete pretekli me-
sec v nekem gradicu.
Opozicija proti kralju je mai
vecja med socialist in podtal-
MIN gibanjem ter izvira liz del
stva, da je Leopold Is dni po
vdrtju Nemcev v Belgijo prodal
nacijem samega sebe in belgij-
sko armada.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-18
Nosi fon+ie-voioki
y

Sgt. Emil Maine, sin Mr.. in
Mrs. John in Mary Maine,
1889 Vashti Ave., je prisel do
NOV ma dopust "a 60 dni. Naha-
jail sc je 16 mesecev kot ujet-
mix Nemcev, potem, ko je bilo
letalo, ma katerem Sc je nahajal
kot topnicar, sestreljeno v Mem
ciji. Prijatelji ga lahko obisce-
10.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-18
IZLETI S PARNIKOM

V soboto je pricel voziti izlet-
nike po vodi v Put-in-Bay nov
luksusni parnik Alabama"
Skupine, XII hocejo najeti parnik
"a izlete "a gotove dneve, Sc
maj zglasijo v uradu Union
Commerce Bldg. Arcade, kjer
sc Jim DO nudilo vse informaci-
je. Takilh skupinam Sc nudi po-
sebne ugodnosti. Parnik je mo-
derno in udobno opremljen, da
imajo izletniki prijetno zabavo,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-18
Nou grob
ANDREW MATOKANOVIC

V soboto popoldne je preminil
Andrew Matokanovic, star 81
let, stanujoc pri druzini Uran-
kar, ma 42O6 st. Clair Ave. Bill
je samski in tukaj ne zapusca
sorodnikov. Donna je bill IL Hr-
vatskega in v Ameriki Sc je ma
hajal 81 let. Pogreb sc vrsi v to-
rex oh 9. uri zjutraj IL Jos. ze-
lie in sinovi pogrebnega zavoda,
65O2 st. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-18

Stanka pri Lamson & Sessions
Co., XII je bila v teku cd prete-
kle srede, sc je vceraj koncala,
potem ko Sc je doseglo spora-
zum med kompanijo in unijo.
Stavka je bila oklicana po de-
lavcih, ki so clani United Auto
mobile Workers Of America &C.
/. o., ko ie bila neka delavka
odsloyljena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-18
MIKOLAJCZYK IN
STANCZYK STA
DOSPELA V MOSKVO

LONDON, 16. junija.
Bivsi poljski premier Stani-
slav Mikolajczyk in Jan
Stanczyk sta vceraj z leta-
lom odpotovala v Moskvo
ma razgovore "a reorgani-
zacijo poljske Wade.
Mum odhod je bill "a "a
ur zadrzan vsled porocila, da
je priletni KIN ecki vodja
Wincentij WitOs zbolel in da
ne BIO mogel priti ma konfe-
rencO.
Kakor Sc poroca, sta oba
ze dospela v MoskvO in da
Sc bodo razgovori takoj "a
cell.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-18
Mussolini bi 81 bill reSl .
ziivl jenje, ako bi bill ostal v
nad$kofijskii palaGi v v.Mlanu

goce. Poprej moramo formirat:
kolono."
Izgledalo je, da je Mussolini
pripravljen vrniti Sc v nadsko'
fijsko palace, ko je dospel tai
mix fasisticne stranke Alessan.
dro Uavolini in porocal:
"Duce, cakam ma vase pove.
lie. Republikanska strata je
pripravljena. SIS cetniki so pri.
pravljeni."
Ma dvoriscu so stall trije
oklopni ovtomobili. Kolona je
odrinila.
Prenaglenost je Duceja veljala
zivlj jenje
Med tenn je nadskof prejel be.
sedilo proglasa, katerega je pri-
pravil general Vietinghoff, da z
MIN obvesti svoje cete o kapi-
tulaciji in koncu sovraznosti.
Ako bi sc bill Mussolini vrni]
v nadskofijsko palace, namesto
da Sc je podal proti Como, bi bill
dogovor varoval tudi MEGA. Ako
bi bill pocakal tam, dokler MISC
dospele zavezniske cete, bi ga
bile vzele pod svojo zascito.
Placal je zivljenjem rad
svoje lastne nepotrpezljivosti in
prenagljenosti tajnika Pavoli-
Mia. Partizani v Como so ga
ujeli in usmrtili, predno so do
spele zavezniske cete in ga resi-
le.
GRAHAM je cakal v palaci in
Ostal xiv
Marsal GRAHAM je bill Dol.
hladnokrven. Ostal je v Milanu
V nadskofijski palaci. .zacel je
pogajanja z zavezniki glede pre-
daje vojaskih sill, katere bi sc
bile itak predale in bill v zane
no wet pod zaveznisko zascito
Tako je utekel Mussolinijevi
usodi.
Zdaj pa Sc bo videlo, dali 81
bo resil kozo ma silicon nacin,
kakor je to storil general Mario
Roatta, ali pomocjo trikov in
diplomatskih akrobacij, XII so ia.
ko ucinkovite v britski "interes-
nj sferi."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-18
SEJA PODRUZNICE ST. lO6
S A n S

Jutri vecer oh osmih sc bo vr-
sila redna mesecna seja podruz-
nice st. 106 SANS v Slovenskem
drustvenem domu ma Recher
Ave. Seja Sc nj vrsila prosli to-
rex, kot je bilo pomotom1a ozna-
memo, da sc DO, in clanstvo ter
drustvene zastopnike sc vabi ma
polnostevilno, udelezbo jutri We
Ger.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-18
DIR. OMAN ZBOLEL

Nevarno je zbolel slovenski
zdravnik Michael Oman, XII ina
svoj urad v Slovenskem narod-
mem domu. Nahaja Sc donna pod
zdraVniSkO Oskrbo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-18
Gouor mar$alu Tita U Ljubljanii

LJUBLJANA, 27. naja - Celokupno prebivalstvo
Ljubane in okolice je vekim navdusenje manifesto
ralo snoc oh prki prhoda marsala Tta prestolno
sto Slovenie Ko e marsa Tito prikazal balkonu
ljubanskega vseucsca, ga je pozdravla ogromna
obcnsva XII e poplavilo Kongresni trg Oh tel prki je
ImarSal drzal sledeci govor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-18

BOSTON,, Mass. - Edini
ameriski easopis, XII je v celoti
objavil porocilo o zadnjih dneh
zivljenja Bonita Mussolinija, je
bill "Christian Science Monitor"
IL omenjenega porocila je raz.
vidno sledece:
Dne 25. aprila je nemski ko.
mandant general Heinrich von
Vietinghoff- postal mi.
lanskemu nadskofu Schusterju
sporocilo, da je pripravljen pre-:
dati Sc pod dvema pogojema:
Prvic, da Sc Mussoliniju mud
varno zavetje v nadskofijskj
palaci, dokler ne dospejo "a.
vezniske cete, in drugic, da sc
fasisticne druzine obvarujejc
represalij od strani italijanskih
partizanov.
Nemski general zadrzan
Duce je Sci v nadskofijskc
palace, da podpise tozadevn;
dogovor. Ko je dospel tie, je
tam nasel marsala Rodolfa Ora.
zianija, medtem ko nemskega
generala nj bio. Slednji Sc je bi
z avtom podal il Como proti Mi.
lanu, toda je bill zadrzan rad
napada, XII $50 ga vprizorili par
tizani ma omenjeno cesto.
Pc dveh urah cakanja Sc je
Mussolinija polotila panika ir
odsel je rekoc, da Sc bo vrnil OF
8. zvecer.
g. Ma dvoriscu prefecture je na
peto cakalo okrog 500 crno
sraJcnlkov. 10 Je duce kOraka
mimo njih, je vladala mrtvaska
tisina; niti eden njegovih pri
stasev nj zaklical obicajnegs
"Viva il Duce."
Hladen sprejem je razjaril
MussOlinija
Ko je dospel v svojo pisarnc
v prvem nadstropju, je Musso'
lini pobesnel mad hladnim spre.
jemom. Stopil je k oknu in "a
klical fasisticnim milicarjem
"Vse mora biti pripravljeno
Odrinemo takoj."
Ia trenotek je stopil " sobc
marsal GRAHAM, XII je slisal zad.
njo opazko in izjavil: mi mo.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Mew D. S. Postal Notes
Prove Efficient, Economical

Postmaster General Walker
announced that a contract was
awarded today for the manufac-
ture Of l00,000,000 Postal Notes
and efforts are being made to
place this new and inexpensive
type money order on sale at all
of the 1875 First Glass Post
Offices.
THE Postal Note epitomizes
what we are attempting TO ac-
complish in the entire admins
tration Of the Postal Service, 7"
Walker said. I'VE want the
Postal Service TO be character
lied by efficiency and economy.
We want To Incorporate IN our
service as many as possible OF
the extraord advances and
improvements which have been
realized in American business.
And we want, while performing
our work as efficiently as we
know how TO do it, to charge no
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18

more for a specific service than
that service costs"
The new type of money order
viii be made available TO post
Offices other than of the first
class as rapidly as adequate
stocks Of Postal Notes come from
the presses. However, from the
beginning they may be cashed
at any post office in the United
States.
Eighteen denominations Of
stamps will be issued in connec-
ton with the Postal Notes. They
are l cent, 2 cent, cent, cent,
3 cent, 6 cent, Z cent, 8 cent, 8
cent, 10, cent, 20 cent, 30 cent,
40 cent, 50 cent, so cent. 20 cent,
80 cent, 90 cent. There will be
eleven denominations OF Notes:
0, 81, 50, SO, S4, SIS, So, Sc, 81,
SO, SO, $40.
The United States had Postal
Notes from 1884 to 1894. They
were limited, however, TO fixed
amounts and inasmuch as they
were payable TO bearer, they
lacked the security of the con-
ventlonal money order.
The new Postal Note is de-
signed as safe, convenient and
economical way Of sending
through the mails amounts Of
money not exceeding $40. Sim
plified methods of sale and &C.
counting makes it possible TO
handle the Notes at a uniform
fee of 5 cents. The conventional
money order is not being dis
placed by the new Note,
This is the procedure that will
be followed when Postal Notes
become available: A person who
wants Postal Note for S2.93
Will go to the money order
window. The clerk will affix a
90 cent and cent stamp to
So Postal Note, and exchange the
Note for 50 90. There are no ap-
plications for the purchaser to
fill out, no writing TO be done by
the clerk. The purchaser leaves
the window, writes in the name
of the payee on the Note, de-
taches his record stub on which
he records the payee's name, and
mails the Postal Note. The Note
itself is a pfe-punehed ealeulat-
ing card form.
Postal Notes of fixed denom-
nations, not exceeding $40, have
been authorized by law since
1911. An amendment TO the law
was approved June %, 1914.
which removed the limitation of
fixed denominations" and fixed
two calendar months from the
date of issue as the period OF
validity.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
State Explains
Parking Stand
UnobIe to Spend
Funds on Areas

EAST DETROIT - In connec-
ton with the State Highway De-
partments recently announced
inability TO undertake construc-
ton of four additional auto
parking areas on Gratiot in East
Detroit, an official spokesman
for the state department this
week pointed out that the high
way department does not possess
the legal right TO expend funds
on parking areas.
The statement was aimed at
correcting published statement
that the projects were turned
down because of lack of funds.
This is not the case, according
to Ralph F. Swan, director of the
public relations division, State
Highway Department:
Our responsibility is to main
tain roadWays and road shout
ders, but we have no legal right
under state law 10 arrange a
parking area Swan points out.
The proposed parking lots
were 10 relieve conditions near a
theatre, bow ing alley and
amusement park on Gratiot
north of the Eight Mile road, a
spokesman for the East Detroit
Council states. He pointed out
that the State Highway Depart
ment repeatedly financed similar
parking space al Eight Mile and
Woodward avenues I'd { o t.
Ferndale area without cost to
the communities.
If East Detroit wishes to un-
dertake the construction of park
inf tots on the state highway
property, the Lansing depart
ment indicated 10 city officials
that it would approve the prof.
ect- and lend any reasonable as
sistance. 1t recently provided 600
feet of guard rail at the request
of East Detroit, between Eight
and Nine Mile roads.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18
Tin Can Pickup
Set for Feb. rs

RESIDENTS of Warren Town
ship, Base Line and Van Dyke
are asked to prepare tin cans for
he collection which is scheduled
or Feb. 20. The salvage COM
iittee is planning a house to
ouse collection and housewives
e reminded to wash and flat
\ all cans before placing them
containers at the edge of their
,perty for collection.
S small as they are, tin cans
taking vital part in the
ar. Two cans can be utilized
or the making of syrette, that
precious little container of much
needed drugs which often are
the emergency means of saving
soldiers life.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18

EAST DETROIT-The annual
Baccalauredte service OF the jan
uary graduating class of East
Detroit High School will be held
Sunday at 8 pm. in the High
School auditorium, according to
Principal r. S. Christensen. The
guest minister will be Rev. Will
liam H. Niles, of the Mount Zion
church in Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-18

Uncle Sam has issued urgent SOS American
respond to the Army critical need Of 10000
unprecedented
fronts and the Of needed lsg far behind In 9i
Army detailed 100 500 1000
hospitals Today the
to $50 enlisted Eleven Army hospital
without
To Uncle chapter chairman
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-31
$50, OOOth Patient
Admitted this Week
BY Duke Hospital

Durham, March 81. - Benaie
Reynolds, l4-yeur-old BERTHE county
boy, became the 250,00Oth patient to
enter Duke hospital when he came
to the hospital this week for ortho-
pedic treatment upon his right knee.
Duke hospital was opened IN July.
1880.
The quarter-millIonth Duke pa
tent, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Reynolds, and a sixth grade pupil
in RoNobel-keltord school, was
brought TO the hospital by Mrs. !. c.
Beaslcy, Of C~oleraino, 4 case worker
for the Berthe county welfare depart
ment, of which Mrs. Norma p. Smith
Is superintendent. He Was sent 10
Duke under the auspices Of the Brr-
he welfare department and the Cr.t-
pied Children division of the North
Carolina Board of Health.
Young Reynolds knee condition is
the result OF q bicycle-truck acci-
dent occurring four years ago.
The young patient and Mrs. Beas-
ley were surprised that their appear
unce at Duke hospital should prove
an occasion for some excitement
Shortly before II was apparent tina;
the quarter-millionth patient would
be registered during the day and an
informal reception committee was
on hand to welcome the lad Wher
the significant number was assigned
TO him. As a souvenir Of the occasion
he was given a baseball glove.
First patient to be admitted &c
Duke hospital was Miss Sara Lee
Wilkinsoc, of Nelson, Va. who was
o1e year old at the time, and thought
to be IN a dying condition when doc
tors first examined her.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-31
Easter Prayer:

On this Easter Day,
Fer thy protection,
The comfort OF Thy presence
Inc good things OF HE,
mat we nave hno"h->
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Free and unfcttered.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-31

The tiger shark, says a nature
item, is a tough fighter. Tiger shark?
With a name like that it should be
twice as tough as it really is.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-31
ST. PAUL,S CATHOLIC CHURCH

Time of Masses:
1st, Bird, and 5th Sunday. 3 a. m
2nd and 4th Sunday, 1890 a. m.
Holy Days, g a, m.
NoVena devotions, Sundays, 7:45
2. m.
Rev. James n. King. pastor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-31
Improves at HOSPITAL.

Improves at Hospital.
George w. Dunkley. who under
went ar operation at the Maria Par
ham hospital several days ago, j.
reported to be improving.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Action Flares
On Italian Front

ROME Feb. q lINS The en-
tire central sector of the Fifth
Army front llared into action
today with a series Of lightning
thrust raids by 1t. Gen. .Truscott 5
forces before Bologna
Fifth Army artillery laid down
a heavy barrage while the man
Allied thrust continued toward
Modena
Newly gained positions at
Mount Della Torraccia and Mount
CASTILLO were held by the Amer
leans and BrazilianS after smash
ing repeated German counterat-
taCkS
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Singapore Raided
By Superforts
Dock Area Blasted
in Daylight Bombing

WASHINGTON. Feb. "A CINS)
The 2Qth Arlorce reported
that good results" were observed
by the large force Of India based
B-29 SuperfortrcsSeS which blasted
the Jap held naval base Al
Singapore IN a daylight RAID
today.
Tho comnlunlquc issued a.
10th Air(orce headquarters IN the
war department said observers
IN final waves passing over the
important dock area reported
columns of black smoke billow-
ing 10000 feet
The bombing was done usually
Leading elemcRtS of the attack
me force. which may have num-
bered a. high aS 80, reported
that Instability was poor on the
approaches bu' that they found
a hole in tn clouds directly over
the target.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Killing Of Ndziis
His Aim---|ke
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might possess at that time, he
added
Given a break in the weather.
the Allied commander in chief
said the Americans have a good
chance of destroying the enemy in
force on this front
The new offensive. Gen. EiSen-
hover said, "is certainly progress
ing lavorably."
The Allied high command. Gen.
Eisenhower said, IS not expecting
unusual losses In the battle on the
Cologne plains. And he clearly
indicated that this was but one
phase OF the final defeat OF Ger
many
There will be no cessation Of
aggressive action anywhere on
the Western Front" he said.
He warned however. that even
after the wehrmacht has been
beaten miltarily Nazi leaders
may force lis remnants 10 con-
tinuc the hopeless fight.
II is unlikely he said, that Ger
many now has anything left
worthy of the name strategic
reserves -
The Reich itself he described as
"a fortress but he added
Given continuation of CON
ditioDS as you see them now
and n reasonable break in the
weather--and I'm not asking for
summer in kansaS-Our attack
should mark the destruction of
the German forces west Of the
Rhine
Looking ~ and cheerful and
eNudInC optimism. Eisenhower
told his listeners that The present
offensive In The west is violent
and concentrated but losses are
mot expected 10 be As heavy As
during the fan or winter battles
Our liaiSon with Russia AL
WAYS has been close and AS inti-
mate a. necessary TO meet any
situation at any particular mo-
ment.' be said They have
given me all the information I
desired. willingly and cheerfully.
am completely satisfied"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Red Drive Perils
Last Berlin Line
Konev Smash Nears
Co++bus; Pozan Falls

MOSCOW. Feb "a GNS)-
Marshal koney'S First UkraInian
Army stormcd behind strong air
and artillery support today toward
Cottbus Nazi fortress guarding
the southeastern approaches 10
Berlin.
CThe German DNB agency
SAID in wireless dispatch today
that the Russians had forced 4
bridgehead across the Neisse
River. southeast of BerlIn)
Hammering forward from points
less than 10 miles from Cottbus,
konev's surge through Branden-
burg province threatened TO split
the German defense lines before
the Reich capital.
The Russian high command an
nounced the fall Of Poznan, by
passed Polish fortress city % miles
behind Marshal Zhukov's invasion
front along the Oder directly east
of Berlin.
Zhukov'S forces toppled the
Pomeranian railway junction of
ArnSwalde. 40 miles southeast Of
Stettin, 10 clear communication
for his drive on the Pomeranian
capital To the south. Red troops
smashed into encircied Breslau 10
seize 20 blocks Of the Silcsian
capitals southern section
The Paris radio, heard by the
FEC, said that Konigsberg had
been evacuated by the Ger
mans }
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
WPB Steel Committee
Will Study Industry

WASHINGTON. Feb "A iUPI
War Production Board char
man Krug today appointed an
emergency committee on steel
problems. The committee viii ro-
view the entire steel Nuppiy-and.
demand picture 20 find ways Of
meeting all essential require
mCnts
Members of the new committee
are Hiland G. Batcheller Of WPB.
chairman: Norman ". Foy ,pc-
cial adviser TO Krug, wee chair
man: Brig. Gen II C. MIntnH.
army Rear Adm a NJ Charl-
ton. navy; Brig. Gen William {.
Rose. War Manpower Comml>-
sion, and II NJ Chapman. soild
fuels administration
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Mexican Air Unit
Ready for Action

WASHINGTON. Feb q 1NS)
A fighter squadron of 300 MeXi-
can air force pilots and ground
crewmen was being readied today
al the Grcenville (TeXD army air
field for action overseas. II VIII
be the first Mexican fighting unit
10 enter actual combat in this
war
The L 6. War Department,
however, declined 10 comment on
London reports that the Mexican
unit would be sent 10 the Philip
plupS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Notice to lines
Accident Insurance
Applicants

Because OF the thousands
Of renewal applications for
Detroit Times Accident In
Surancc under the new Pay
mcnt Plan Of 50 cents each
SIX Months. there has been
some delay in processing and
mailing policy renewal en-
dOrScmentS.
Renewal endorsements Will
bc mailed As soon A. possible
and the continued patience
OF applicants would be appre-
Clated
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Set Closing Hour
In Curfew Order
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ters, dance halls, roadhouScS, Sa-
looms, bars, shooting galleries,
bowling billiard pool establish
ments, amusement parks, carni-
walls, circuSeS, coin operated
amusement device parlorS, ice
skating rinks, oller-Skating rinkS,
entertainment activity of yacht,
country, and other clubs, dance
studios and dance schools and
gambling establishments.
No exceptions can be made for
late-shift night workers, VINO
said
The order provides that appeals
from tho decisions of the area
directors may be made 10 the area
management-laboS c o m m itt = e,
then TO the regional 'WMC office
and finally TO Washington
The VINO directive 10 its field
men cautioned that only viola
tionS reported by local authorities
can be considered. The area dIreC-
tor who receives reports Of Curfew
violations from any other source
Is required 10 refer the matter 10
the mayor or other chief eXecu-
tive officer in the community
When the area director receives
report of a violation from the
"appropriate Official be IS re-
ouired 10 determine whether 1t is
a "willful violation.
Establishments refusing 10 COM
ply with the midnight CurfeW Will,
10 the best OF WINGS ability. be
deprived OF their right to retain
any employees except those needed
for maintenance.
If a Niolator refuses 20 lay off
employees at the direction Of tho
WMC director the director will
request the WPB. the ODT and
the OPA to aid in forcing the
employer 10 do so.
James BNIncS. Wal 0lOOllILdlloO
director, in giving the enforce
ment Job 10 VINO. directed the
other three war agencies 10 back
up WING 70 the fullest extent Of
the law
Byrnes' office said the curfew
was not imposed as a reform
measure and said il would be
withdrawn as soon as the war CON
ditionS permit.
A high official hintcd that il
would continue at least until the
end of the European phase Of the
war.
Order the United states War
Savings stamps from your De-
trOit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 10 YOUR home