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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
Roosevelt Is Hopeful
San Francisco Talks
Can End War Causes
Rr the Associated Press

BY the Associs ted Press.
President Roosevelt believes the
United Nations Conference at San
Francisco can remove the political,
economic and social causes of war"
In a letter to the eight members
of the American delegation to the
conference opening April IS, he said
he feels certain the meeting will
successfully complete" the plans for
an international organization to pre-
vent future wars.
The letter was dated yesterday
and formally invited the eight per-
sons to serve on the delegation. 1t
was released by the White House
today.
American Delegates.
It had been announced February
Is that the following would be in
vited to serve as the American
delegates:
Secretary of State Stettinius,
former Secretary of State Hull,
Chairman Connally of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee, Sem
ator Vandenberg, Republican, of
Michigan; Chairman Bloom of the
House Foreign Affairs Committee,
Representative Eaton, Republican
of New Jersey; Comdr. Harold Stas-
sen and Dean Virginia Gildersleeve
of Barnard College
The text of the letters of invita-
ton follows:
Il take pleasure in inviting you to
serve as a member of the delegation
of the United States to the United
Nations Conference which is to meet
at San Francisco on April 25, 1913,
to prepare charter for a general
international organization along the
lines proposed in the informal con-
versations at Dumbarton Oaks.
You will understand, I am sure,
that the sending of this invitation
several days after the public an
able delay in my return to Wash
ington from the Crimea Confer
ence.
Hopeful Peace Can Be Held.
Il feel certain that this important
conference bringing together all the
United Nations which have so
Loyalty co-operated in the war
against their common enemies will
successfully complete plans for an
international organization through
which the close and continuing
collaboration of all peace-loving
peoples may be directed toward the
prevention of future international
conflict and the removal of the po-
litieal, economic and social causes
of war.
II am confident that as a member
OF the delegation you would effec-
lively contribute to the realization
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01

there would be periodic meetings of
the foreign secretaries for the ex-
change of views.
When he met the British and Rus
sian leaders this time, the President
said, they were faced with the laying
of plans ''for a final and complete
military victory over Germany"
along with the various political prob
lems-notably those involving Po-
land and Yugoslavia-that had
arisen.
Free and Frank Arguments.
Days were spent in discussing
these momentous matters and we
argued freely and frankly across the
table," he said, but at the end, on
every point, unanimous agreement
was reached" ending "Hitler's hope"
of breach in>Allied unity.
On the military side, the Presi-
dent said, THE German people, as
we'll as the German soldiers, must
realize that the sooner they give
up and surrender by groups or as
individuals the sooner their agony
will be over"
However, Mr.. Roosevelt contin-
ued, I'VE made it clear at Yalta,
and I now repeat, that uncondi-
tional surrender does not mean the
destruction or enslavement of the
German people.
Mr.. Roosevelt explained that the
Crimea Conference had not con-
cerned itself with the Pacific war
in which Russia is neutral-but
that "our combined British and
American stats made their plans to
increase the attack against Japan, 2
at a meeting in Malta preceding
the Big Three sessions.
While expressing qualification at
developments in the Pacific, Mr..
Roosevelt repeated his frequent
warning that "it is still a tough,
long road to Tokyo"
But the unconditional surrender
of Japan is as essential as the de-
feat Of Germany--if our plans for
world peace are to succeed" he said.
For Japanese militarism must be
wiped out as thoroughly as German
militarism."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
France Studies Problem
OF Population Decline
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, Mar 1.-The French gov
eminent today announced the crea-
ton of an interministerial commits
sion of eight members headed by
Gen. Charles de Gaulle to survey the
problem of Frances dwindling
population.
If the present birth rate continues,
the government said, France at the
end of the century will be nation
of only 25,0o0,00o persons-including
a large percentage of aged.
The commission will seek to in
crease the birthrate by measures to
encourage childbearing and organize
artificial repopulation by controlled
and directed immigration = 1t also
will study the repopulation of rural
areas by migration from the cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01

of the hopes and aspirations of the
American people for an interna-
tional organization through which
this Nation may play its full part in
the maintenance OF international
peace and security
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-01
Complete Disarmament.

It means the complete disarma-
n1ent OF Germany; the destruction
of its militariSm and its military
equipment: the end Of its production
of armament; the dispersal of all of
Its armed forces; the permanent
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the German gem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-30

diva naroda v zgodovini nista
imela vecjih prilik "a napraviti
svet bolj miroljuben in bolj boz
gat, kot jo imamo mi sedaj,
Ljudstva vsepovsod zeljno gle
dajo ma mas in racunajo ma mas,
da izvedemo nase veliko poslan-
stvo "a clovestvo. s-
"Pokazimo svetu, da bono ra-
bill naso silno moe "a dobro, da
bono stall ma strani pravice in
proti krivici po vsen svetu, da
bono stall zdruzeni z drugimi
dobrimi narodi vsepovsod proti
vsakemu agresorju, XII bi pretil
z vojno. Pokazimo, da bono ne
govali dobro trgovino ter pospe-
sevali narascajoce in vedno Sir
se prijateljstvo, ne samo med
nami, ampak med vsemi ljud-
stvi, da bono polagali nov pou-
darek ma ljudsko blagostanje,
izboljsanje in clovesko dosto-
janstvo povsod, kjer ljudje sku-
paj zivijo."
"NoUn Doba," glasilo ABB.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-30

ME, "a velik konstrukcijski pro-
gram v miru.
"V tej vojni Sc nismo bojevali
samo "a zmago mad Nemci in Ja-
ponci. Mi moramo napraviti ma
SO zmago tudi zmago mad rev.
scino, bolehnostjo in pomanjka-
MEM izobrazbe. Zmaga mora BIZ
ii ne samo zmaga mad slabim
zivljenjem, ampak zmaga "a do
bro zivljenje. JAZZ sem gotov, da
ina rusko ljudstvo iste zelje,
kajti povsod v Moskvi sem videl,
kako ljudje respektirajo Ameri-
cane in jih imajo radi.
mi vsi vemo, kako veliki ko-
raki so bill zadnja leta v Soviet
ski uniji napravljeni "a razvoj
njihovih industrij, "a odkriva-
ME njihovih narodnih bogastev,
"a napredek znanosti in kulture
in "a razmah njihovega narod-
mega zivljenja. Vse to je bilo IL
vedeno v zadnjih letih vprico
pretece nemske in japonske ne
varnosti ali med kruto vojno
samo.
"Zdaj, ko so bill nasi skupni
sovrazniki, Nemci in Japonci,
porazeni, in je bila njihova VOL
ma moe zdrobljena, zdaj, ko jih
imamo trdno rokah, da Jim je
vojna onemogocena, vem, da DO
Sovjetska unija dosegla move Gu
deze v rasti in razvoju "a oboga-
tenje zivljenja svojega ljudstva.
Sovjetsko ljudstvo je mocno, fl
zicno in dusevno. Njihova ko-
rajza in vztrajnost je obcudo-
vana po vsem svetu, in JAZZ vem,
da bodo sli naprej z vedno nara
scajoco brzino.
"V tenn novem svetu bodocno-
sti more ljudstvo Zedinjenih dr.
zav korakati vzporedno ljud-
stvom Sovjetske unije. Nobena
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-30
TEREZA ETIENNE

koj je pripomnila, da hi Sc rada
ueila drsanja, &c bi j dovolil.
"Da, Sc kali" je dejal. "Lako
81 polomis noge; pusti take re-
ci drugim ljudem."
"Toda, ko 81 bill tt mlad, 81
Sc gotovo tudi drsal?"
"Seveda, ampak nogo sem 81
tudi zares zlomil. Poleg tega pa,
Terezika, sem JAZZ MOI. I'll 81
nezna stvarca. Pojdi zdaj, greva
jest. Hedino pecenko voham po
vsej hisi. Ali 81 rekla, da krom-
pir nj bill dovolj preprazen?'
"Da."
"Videla bova torej, &c je da-
mes dober.'
Sla sta v obednico. Anton ia
kob je zataknil okoli vratu svoj
veliki prtic, dobrodusno Sc je
smehljal in 81 natocil casico
Waadtlanderja.
"Da, z zelodcem .je nekoliko
bolje," je dejal pocasi. "Vrag
mai me vzame, &c dobi cd meme
kak doktor Sc en- sam frank"
Ma prtu je razrezal ma dvoje
kos kruha.
"Z vraga, res" je rekel in
nenadoma prenehal. "Skoraj bi
bill pozabil. Danes zjutraj je pri-
slo pismo cd Gottfrieda. Fant
bi rad vedel, ali bi mama ne bill
v nadlego, &c bi prisel "a nekaj
dni semkaj, da bi Sc spocil. Kaj
pravis ii k temu?"
'Kaj maj recem jaz?'
''Da, ii 81 zdaj njegova matt
in gospodinja v hisi.'
"Toda Tone, ali mislis, da mo-
ras meme vprasati, &c hoces ime-
ii svojega fanta doma?"
cali maj torej pride?"
"Saj vendar hoce priti!'
ION We, da lahko pride kadar-
koli ga veseli; prvic vprasuje "a
dovoljenje."
'To pomeni, da je bill kakor
kdaj obziren do tebe."
"Cemu obziren ?"
"Ker pac nisi vec sam, Tone.
"Na to V resnici nisem pomi-
Sill
"Prav "a prav me veseli, da
pride,' je dejala. 'Veseli me to.
&c bi le tudi Zofija in Felix's
okrito zelela, da prideta k ma
ma! Kako strasna mi je misel,
da sem jima ma poti.'
"No, no, Terezika, kak nesmi-
sci! Nikomur nisi ma poti. Tu
imas Gottfriedovo pismo, odgo-
vori mu namesto meme. Pisi mu,
da je samo po sebi umevno do
brodosel. Pisi mu, da mu bonn,
&c ne pride in DO potential ne
umnosti, izprasil zadnjico, ka-
korkoli re. In ii bos gledala,
he!' Muller Sc je prisrcno sme-
jail in dal Terezi pismo. z dvig-
njenimi obrvmi je gledala svoje-
ga moza. Nato Sc je glasno "a
smejala.
Gottfried Sixtus je prisel z
vecernim vlakom. Leonharda so
poslali sanmi ma postajo.
"In kako je kaj?" je vprasal
Gottfried, medtem ko je poma-
gal Leonhardu zloziti prtljago.
"Kako je kaj doma?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-30
Senator Claude
Pepper o Rusiiiiii


Zvezni senator Claude Pepper
il Floride, XII je bill nedavno po-
setil Sovjetsko Rusijo, je o tenn
v svojem radio-govoru povedal
sledece:
"Bilo mi je v velik privilegij
obiskati Moskvo. lined sem cast
sestati Sc in govoriti generali-
simon Stalinom, XII je eden ve-
likih MOI v zgodovini in ma
svetu.
"Po gostoljubnosti sovjetske
Wade in ljudstva sem incl prili-
ko videti tn mnogo zanimivih
reel, ma primer moskovsko pod
zemeljsko zeleznico, XII je po mo-
jem mnenju najboljsa in najlep-
sa ma svetu; veliko tovarno, XII
producira truke in automobile;
kolektivno farmo. Obiskali smo
zgodovinske prostore Kremlina
ter videli kremlinsko palace in
muzej davnega orozja. Uzival
sem krasoto dveh baletov. Goto-
vo mixer ma svetu nj videti take
velicastne scenerije, take izbor-
ne dramatizacije ali vecje lju-
bezni do gledaliske umetnosti.
"Vendar, kot sem oznacil v
knjigi "a obiskovalce v muzeju
starodavnega orozja med krem-
linskim obzidjem, najvecja doba
Rusije nj v njeni preteklosti,
ampak V njeni bodocnosti.
"Zame je bill poset Sovjetske
unije uresni6enje davnih mojih
sanj, ker sem bill prijatelj SOW
jetskega ljudstva.
"Ljudstvo Amerike in dobri
ljudje vsepovsod dolgujejo mno-
60 generalisimu Stalinu, rdeci
armadi in ljudstvu Sovjetske
unije "a njihov velicasten del pri
zavrnitvi in unicenju zlobnih ma
cijev, "a njihove udarce napram
Japoncem in "a vse, kar so veliki
generalisim, mogocna armada in
junasko ljudstvo storili "a poraz
tiranije ter "a vzpostavljenje
svobode in neodvisnosti ma
svetu.
"Zedinjene drzave so sc borile
rama oh rami oh strani ljudstva
Sovjetske unije tel veliki vol
nj osvobojenja. Dolgo prijatelj-
sko med Ameriko in Sovjetsko
unijo Sc je poglobilo in dozore-
10 bogastvo, ko smo Sc bojeva-
Ii v tel veliki vojni skupno. Ma
sa diva velika naroda sta 81 v tel
borbi segla v roke preko ocea-
nov in kontinentov.
"Zdaj, ko je bila dosezena
zmaga v vojni, Sc oboji obraca-
mo k dolznostim in prilikam mi
ru. V miru kot v vojni moramo
delati tesno skupaj. Ljudstvo
Sovjetske unije je mnogo pretr-
pelo cd sovraznika in njegovega
razdejanja. TIE poskodbe bodo
seveda popravili. Industrije, ta-
ko v Sovjetski uniji kot v Anne
riki, XII so bile posvecene vojni
produkciji, Sc morejo zdaj obr-
niti "a produkcijo mirnega ca
sa. Mi ne smemo biti mani juna-
Ski v produkciji "a mir kot smo
bill v produkciji "a vojno. Nasa
skupna naloga jc, da rabimo ma
Sc wire in naso veliko produkcij-
sko silo, katero smo tekom vol
ne mOrali porabliati "a uniceVa-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-30
Rad bi zvedeI

kje sedaj biva moi brat Frank
Zlosel, XII Sc je Cd leta 1926 ma
hajal v Argentini. Donna je liz
Male Bukovce pri Ilirski Bistri-
ci. Ako sam to cita, ali &c kdo
slucajno We "a njegov naslov, je
prosen, da sporoci ma spodnji
naslov.
Leo Zlosel,
1852 e. 81 st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-30
(Nadaljeuanje)

cello kar je mislil, je bilo njej
ukaz. Veekrat je gledala hlapce
in dekle z Gamhofa - zdaj svo-
je hlapce in dekle - kako so "a
recih lie in vrescec cd zadovolj-
stva po trije in stirje drveli ma
svojih saneh navzdol, toda ka-
darkoli so jo povabili, maj sc pc
lie z mimi, je odklonila. Zdaj je
nj veselilo.
Odklonila je tako pogosto, da
so ljudje ma Gamhofu priceli
med seboj sepetati; vsekakor Sc
boji, ker je nosna. Toda tudi
tenn govoricam so nasprotovala
dejstva.
Nj sc proved spremenila po
svoji poroki. V obraz je bila
morda nekoliko boil okrogla,
bila je zdaj ljubka mlada zena,
kakor 81 je clovek ne more bolj
zeleti. Toda zdelo Sc je, da prav
ia gospa Mullerjeva vcasih pri-
kriva svoj resnicni JAZZ. In mar
sikdaj 81 je domisljevala, da Sc
je nenadoma precej postarala.
Vsakdo jo je imenoval gospo
Mullerjevo. Cast Terezike so mi
null. Anton Jakob je zelo ostro
pail, da nj nihce razen MEGA
samega rabil imena Terezika.
Nekega dne je sla Tereza ma
sprehod v vas. Rada bi videla,
kako Sc drsajo tujci pri hotelu.
Morda bi lahko napravila par
trenutnih posnetkov. Ia drugi
svet v hotelu je vplival nanjo
cudno drazljivo. Rada je gleda-
la tujce, XII so ljubko drseli pre-
ko leda; dodge ure je presedela
tam ter 81 zamisljala, kaksno
zivljenje pac tt ljudje zivijo. To
j je krajsalo cas-. Cas-, da cas-!
Kako cudovito Sc je menjavala
njegova hitrost! Vcasih Sc je
zdelo, da divje hiti, kakor da
je vsak dan priklenjen ma dru-
gega kakor filmi v njenem foto-
grafskem aparatu. Zatem pa so
prisli zopet drugi dnevi, ko so
Sc ure plazile trudno in pocasi,
prazne in brezupne. Kako mai 81
to razlozi? Ali Sc nj pomikal ka-
zalec ma uri vedno isto hi
trostjo?
Tereza je sedela ma soncni
strani drsalisca in mislila ma We
cere, ma vse te vecere. Ma te
dodge, neskoncne, mracne zim-
ske vecere, ko je posedala do
ma, sivala, brala ali pa kram-
ljala S Hedviko. Hedvika je bila
dobra dusa. Dobila .je otroka in
Sc je zdaj vendarle porocila.
Mnogo je razumela o cloveskem
zivljenju. Nemara je razumela
tudi samotne vecere svoje 60
spodarice.
Toda Tereza 81 nj zelela spre-
membe. Nj ugovarjala obiskom
Antona Jakoba pri ''Medvedu'
in njegovemu kvartanju. Morda
DO trajalo Sc do spomladi. Po-
tenn pa Sc bo odpeljala S svo:jim
mozem v tujino. To bo zanimi-
vo; velika novost DO zanjo ziv-
ljenje v mestih.
Iereza Je poslusala hOtelsko
godbo, XII je igrala drsalcem. v
duhu Sc je povrnila k svojemu
porocnemu dnevu, k svoiemu
potoVanju S Tonetom Bern.
Meme misli so blodile Zurich,
v Schaffhausen in Luzern in
potem zopet nazaj v Gam. V Ba-
slu nista bila. Tone je dejal, da
je bolje, &c ne motita Gottfrieda
Sixta.
Morda bo sla kdaj drugie v
Basel. Ona pa je hrepenela po
snidenju z Gottfriedom Sixtom,
svojim velikim studiranim pa
storkom, XII j je cd takrat pi-
sal lie emo edino pismo - emo
samo pismo! In tolikokrat je
ponosno brala to edino pismo.
"Moja ljuba maceha!" =. Tere-
"a je nagubala cello. Godba ie
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
n. Scott Whale
Tuesday
Obituaries

Funeral services will be held
at / p. m. tomorrow in the Fred
Wood Funeral Home, $3.50 Plym-
outh road. for N. Scott Wigle. go,
real estate broker. who died Sat-
lurday at Harper Hospital. Burial
will be in Grandlawn Cemetery.
Included among his survivors is
a son. S. Scott Wigle, who became
world famous for his D-Day inva-
sion pictures, the first published
in the United States. A photog-
rapher's mate in the coast guard,
he was a Times reporter before
entering the service.
The elder Mr.. -Migle- came to
Detroit 35 years ago from Ruth
ven. Ont. He became general
freight agent for the Red Arrow
Express Railway. Entering the
real estate field. Mr.. Wigle was
instrumental in the development
of the northwest section of De
troit as sales manager for the
B. f. Taylor Real Estate Co, He
was real estate head OF the West
Chicago Exchange at his death.
Besides his son. Mr., Wigle is
survived by his widow. Huldah. of
9l50 Steel. and three brothers,
Arch and Earl of Detroit and
Frank of San Francisco.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
Hitler Orders
Guerilla War

LONDON. April % HNS)-
Hitler has called on his troops 10
adopt the methods taught us by
the Russians. by urging attacks
on the Allied flanks and rear
areas a Reuters correspondent
reported from the Western Front.
The order of the day was de-
Scribed by one British officer as
the END of organized warfare
and the beginning OF guerilla
tactics .
1t preceded an appeal TO resi-
dents of embattled Berlin by a
German radio transmitter, iden-
tifying itself as the Werewolf
station to join the wefe~eiVes--
Nazi guerilla organization-in de-
tense of the German capital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
Lady Invader
Tarawa's Marine Duck
Now Setting on Eggs

GREAT LAKES. ILL.,. April 23
QNS)-Siwash, the duck which
stormed Tarawa's beaches with
the marines, today launched the
postwar program every soldier
dreams of-establishing a home
and family.
Siwash, whose master, Cpl.
Francis j. Fagan, is a patient
in the marine barracks here.
astonished Fagan's marine buddies
In the middle OF battle by taking
time out to lay an, egg. That was
the first inkling they had that
Siwash was lady marine duck.
Pagan said that Siwash now is
on a duck farm near Wilmington,
Ill.-setting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
Mrs. Melinda S. Morgan

Funeral services will he held at
4 p. m. Wednesday for Mrs,
Melinda s. Morgan. 20, of SOS
Stanton. wife of Frank Morgan,
who died Saturday. Rites will be
conducted in the II. A. Nicely
Funeral Home. 5683 Maybury,
with burial at Macon, Mich.
Mrs. Morgan. active many
wears in the Scovel Memorial
Presbyterian Church, was born IN
Goderich. Ont, and came to De-
troit in 1890. Survivors include
the husband, two daughters, Mrs.
Marvin w. Dubois. Huntington
Woods. and Mrs. Elon II, REYNOLDS
of Royal Oak. and a son. Frank
Morgan of crosse FotHte
Farms.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
Mrs. Mary Kelly

Funeral services will be held at
10 a. m. Wednesday in Sarnia,
Ont. for Mrs. Mary Kelly, 30. of
265l Carter, who died early today
after d two-year illness.
She is survived by two SONS,
William l.. of Sarnia and Patrick
Of Port Huron; two daughters,
Mrs. Thomas Lanigan and Mrs.
Luke Ison. and six grandchildren.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
s MILLION ELEMENTS
Coal Strikes Loss

WASHINGTON. April % INSl
Solid Fuels Administrator
Harold l.. Ickes reported today
that work stoppages dragged the
nations coal production down by
some 5,610,00O tons in the first
two weeks o. this month.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24

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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
Festival TO Honor FOR

CHICAGO. AprIi e33 rtNSt-
The fifth annual American Negro
music festival 10 be staged here
July 20 will he dedicated 10 the
late President Roosevelt. il was
announced today. Later presenta-
tons will be made in ST. Louis
and Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
Leninqrad Vets at Berlin

NEW YORK, April % (INS)-
The first Russian shells TO burst
IN Berlin were fired from the guns
of an artillery unit recruited from
the once-besieged city of Lenin-
grad, BIC reported.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
Other Deaths

william J. LawlOr. II. former
vice president of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Chicago and dlrec-
tor of the Cummings Car-and
Coach Co, in Chicago -. Mrs.
Waugh McCuliOch. S2.
lawyer and pioneer IN women 5
suffrage, at Evanston. III.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
Meet Mrs. Errol Flynn

HOLLYWOOD, April % QNS)
For the first time Enrol Flynn
introduced his bride, the former
Nora Eddington. TO Hollywood as
Mrs. Flynn az a luncheon al the
Flynn home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
i. ). S.toExfend
Pacific Bases

WASHINGTON, April % GNS)
PLANS for vast expansion of the
American advance base network
across the Pacific-key to the
mobility of the fleet in acclerating
its offensive in japanese waters
were disclosed today by the navy
department.
Through the advance bases
more than 100000 tons of supplies
are moving each day 10 the ships
and men at the fighting fronts,
and this flow will be rapidly aug
mented with the termination OF
the war in Europe.
BILLION ASKED
For next year the navy has
asked Congress for 81 900, 10000
alone for advance base conStruc-
ton. and considerable increases
are in prospect in the half million
personnel now on base duty.
"The immensity OF the net
work." the navy department
said. "can he judged from the
fact that distances In the Pa
cific cut supply ships down TO
three round-trips annually from
the United States.
S MILLION ELEMENTS
ats compleXity appears in
the fact that the flow of mate
rails involves roughly 100000
elements ranging from corn
flakes to the latest floating sec
tiOnsl dry docks, from heavy
machinery that takes more than
two years Co build TO items that
can be made In a day.
And every item has to he
delivered In the right place,
right quantity and right time tn
assure success Of our combat
teams"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24

Alexander Dana Neyes, 81 fhan-
Cial editor OF the New York Times,
died yesterday in Lenox Hill Hos
pital in New York. He will be
buried Wednesday at New
ark, n. j.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24

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