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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26
HoIio problem
"a yes svef in
/ "a SQmO ZQSe

(Nadaljevanje S l. strani.)
bodScine, XII so izkoriScanim do
Voljeno, so emo in da lie to pa mic
drugega je demokracija.
Prevrat bedi ne koristi
Resnica je, da Italia potrebu-
je socialni prevrat, a je toliko
revna, da tudi ako bi ga Memo
ljudstvo izvedlo, kje potem "a
jeti zivez? Tega il more nuditi
V sedanjih okolScinah samo UN~
IRA in ia je politicno orienti-
rama, pa &c Sc tako trdimo dru-
GAGE.
Nj pa verjetno, da DO it%alijan-
ski p~roletarijat mogoce ohraniti
zgolj oklepih miloscinskih
podpor Crelifa), in Sc mani pa,
ola bodo zavezniki dovolj imovi-
tt hraniti mad 35 milijonov ljudi
V prid par milijonov bogatasev
V I~taliji. In pa Meme staroko-
pitne cerkve, XII Sc jim re MAZE
10 tia pod nogami re skoro toll
ko kakor ma Poljskem, V Jugo-
slaviji, ma CehoslovaSkem, pa Sc
cello tudi klerofaSisticni Spa
Mil in V Avstriji.
Torej kaj?
&c vse to upoStevamo, kaj mai
storimo, da Italia lahko spet
postane vredna clanica druzbe
narodov?
Tu je razpor, Kapitalizem V
Ameriki, V Angliji in drugje,
kjer Sc kaj pomeni, in pa Vati-
kan, so cato, da Sc Italijo otme
"proSlosti'. V tenn so re veliko
uspeli, a Sc vec pa prilili OLA
ma ogenj. A o tenn V prihodnji
SteVilki.
Maj lie Sc omenimo, da je Ia
vezniSka vojaSka oblast zelo
stroga posebno jugoslovan-
skem Primorju, in da je suspen-
dirala slovenski "Primorski
dnevnik", ker nj hotel prekli-
cati, da zavezniSki oficirji vzdr-
zujejo V Trstu, V Gorici in dru-
god tam okrog faSiste V uradih.
Dejstvo je, ola SO naSi ameri-
ski in angleSki uradniki gibanju
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26
Devetindvoiseti november
spisoI E1BIN KRIsTAN, 81. predsednik sANsa

sedanjega monarha je ma nekem
banketu izjavil: "We are just
figure. heads" in Sc je pc tenn
ravnal. V razmeroma majhni
drzavi pa pomeni monarhija We
dino kliko, XII Sc zbira okrog kra-
liza in v njegovi senci gospoduje
brez obzira ma narodno voljo in
ma interese dezele. V Jugosla-
viii je bila to carSija in umevno
je, da 81 njeni clani zele povra-
tex velicanstva. Pokojni Ale
ksander oh neki priliki dejal:
"Jaz razumem r%epubliko, razu-
mem absolutno monarhijo, ne
razumem pa ustavne monarhi-
je." In jadral je tako, da je mo-
narhija postala diktatura. Tudi
takrat on nj bill absoluten, paG
je bila carsija. In &c bi sc Peter
vrnil V Beograd, bi Sc to pono-
vilo, oziroma nadaljevalo. Ker
pa je ljudstvo sito tega, je gla-
5ovalo "a republiko, kajti ko je
v%olilo, je vedelo, "a kaj gre.
Tako je Jugoslavija resnicno
nova in odprta il je pot, S katere
so odstranjene nekdanje zapre-
Ike, ovirajoce naravni razvoj in
vsak napredek, Ma to pot je
menda mislil Peter prvi, ko je
dumal in govoril PaSicu. Ljud-
stvo, XII je znalo S svojimi roka-
mi ocistiti dezelo tujega FASH
ma in nacizma, DO tudi znalo po-
rabbit svoje p%ridobitve prid
tistim, Xxi delajo in grade = Z
rokami, Z glavami = "a boljSo
Eodocnost vsega naroda.
Devetindvajseti november po-
meni zacetek, ampak ia zacetek
je dober, ker SO ga prizvale sill
ne nuke in bolecine, ker je
vstal IL potokov krvi, ker SO ga
zelele neStete zrtve, padle "a
svobodo. TAX zacetek prerokuje
ne Sc danes ali jutri, ampak
kadar bodo vse tezke rane FACE
ljene in DO opustosena zemlja
zopet rodila-sijajno bodocnost.
Glave SO bistre, roke so pridne
- to Sc je pokazalo V Stirih le-
tin krutega, junaSkega boja. In
V svobodi bodo izvrSile cudeze.
Pozdravljena federativna ma
rodna republika Jugoslavije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26

V odboru "a leto 1916 so Jo-
'seph Snoy, tajnik-
John Vitez, zapisnikar; Joseph
Skoff, glavni organizator in
Rose Skoff, organizatorica po
naselbinah.
Seize Sc bodo tudi V BODICE VIZ
sile vsako tretjo nedeljo v me-
secu OBJ 10. dop. v Drustveni
dvorani. Klub je ostal pri Pro-
sVetni mattel. Ravno tako osta-
ne V Mi drustvo st. 13 SNIP.
Vecje Stevilo izvodov Druzin-
skega koledarja smo narocili il
vec naselbin skupno. Upam, da
lih bono clmvec izvedli. Ampak
stcvilo citateljev V teh kraiih Sc
z vsakim letom krci. ker iih
nam redci smrt.
Joseph SnOy.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26
LETNA SEJA KLUBA
Ct / ISZ

Chicago. = CLAM in clanice,
pridite ma letno sejo kluba st. 1
JSZ vsi. VrSila Sc DO V petek %.
decembra V SDC, 23O1 S. Lawn
dale Ave. Pc koncanem dnev-
redu DO vazno porocilo, XII
DO zanimalo vse, torej SO vab-
ljeni ma to sejo tudi neclani.
Prosimo, pridite tocno oh os-
mih! Potrebno je, da to naSo
postojanko spet spravimo ma ne
DAME memo prejSnje mesto ak
tivnosti in to bono V stanju sto-
RITZ lie, ako Sc "a to nalogo "a
vzamemo vsi, Xxi verujemo V sta
re, borbene naloge Jugoslovan-
ske socialisticne zveze. Mic ca
gait! - 2. 0.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26
GLAS IL SAN

Kot je bio ma kratko re po-
rocano V prejSnji Stevilki, Sc mai
ponovno poudari vaznost vseslo-
vanske prireditve, XII Sc DO vr-
slla San Francisco ma Silve-
strov vecer 81. decembra. VrSila
Sc DO V Civic Auditorium. Yes
MEN prebitek DO enakomerno
razdeljen pomoc ruskim, ce-
skim in jugoslovanskim revnim
lJudem V starem kraju. g
Spored, XII je bogato priprav-
lien, Sc pricne tocno OBJ 8. I'VE
Ger. Je V MENU toliko izbranih
took, kot Sc jih ne dobi mixer
V navadnih ali tudi V boljsih
koncertnih prireditvah.
Vsi Jugoslovani so vablieni,
ola Sc te priredbe udeleze. V CT
vic Auditorium je prostora "a
najmanj deset tisoc udelezen-
cev. Nasa dolznost je, da ga
n%apolnimo. Torej pridite in pra-
znujte starega leta vecer ma vse-
slovanski veselici.
V nedeljo 10. februarja pa
prlredi t~ukajsnji odbor Bratov-
seine sv. Vlaha program in pie
sno veselico V Scottish Rite Au-
dltorlum, Tudi dobicek tie prired-
be gre V pomoc naSim V starem
kraju.
TukajSnja podruznica odbora
"a jugoslovanski relif prosi vse
"a sodelovanje pr nabiraniu in
po~slljanju obleke in drugih DO
trebscin nasim ljudem V starem
kraju. Odbor nujno rabi pomoc
pr tenn poslu. Ia VISA p~oiasnila,
v Gem lahko pomagate, poklicite
ATwater 2059, ali pa Douglas
$500.
Vsem nasim somiSlienikom
srecno Novo leto in pa ma svide-
ME ma starega leta vecer v CT
vic Auditorium.
Anthony Kastellic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26
RdZnoferosti

Bridgeport, O.-Tu smo imeli
zadnje dni V tednu z dine 16. de-
cembra pravo sibirsko limo.
Okna V vseh hiSah so bila DO
krita z ledom pozno V dan. Mo-
goce DO to ustavilo val influen-
re. Sole so V vec krajih zaprli
prve dni decembra, a pc pole
njanju Epidemic so jih zaceli
znova odpirati, enc pa odpro Sc
lie pc bozicnih pocitnicah, XII Sc
"a ucence konGajo 2. januaria.
Najprvo je influenza lomastila
lie pc solski mladini, nato pa Sc
Lolita tudi odraslih toliko, da ie
obrat V industriji zastal, ker so
mnogi delavci morali ostati V
postelji.
Priredba tukajSnje podruzni-
ce SANSa st. 33 dine "a. nov. je
izpadla V financnem oziru mai
boljse kar smo Jill Sc imeli V ia
namen. Ravno danes, ko to pi-
sem 16. dec SO racuni zak1iu-
ceni. Cistega prebitka S kolekto
vred je $431.65. Kaj takega Sc
V teh krajih nismo nikdar made
jail. Dan pred priredbo in po-
tenn dopoldne tudi ma dan pri-
redbe SO bila pota zledenela kot
steklo. To je dosti tistih, XII 1--WE
V oddaljenih krajih, drzalo do
ma A SO Sc pa toliko boljse Cd
zvali S prispevki in potroSki IT,
sti, Xxi SO prisli, V gotovini pa so
prispevali tudi nekateri izmed
onih, XII MISC mogli priti.
Torej V imenu p~odruznice St,
33 hVala VSem-in to V imenu
trpecega naroda-za vso pomoc,
XII ste 10 naklonili in pripomogli,
da je prireditev tako lepo uspe-
la. > TEN ste StOrlll SVOJO brat
sko dolznost V podporo rodnim
V starem kraju, XII SO tako We
likem pomanjkanju, ola so odvi-
sni cd nase podpore.
4
Dne 16. dec. Sc bi imela vrSiti
letna seja kluba St. Is JSZ. A
vsled mole Madeleine bolezni nj
sem smell V taken mrazu z do
ma. Pa smo pozvali clane, kohl
kor smo jih mogli doseci, ce hi
hoteli priti ma sejo kar V mole
stanovanje. Ker pa je tudi nekaj
drugih zadrzala lima, so priSli
lie oni, XII SO Sc zbrali dvorani
in imeli smo pri meni dober Sc
stanek V sodruznem razpoloze-
nju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26
DRUZABNl KLUB VABI MA
SILVESTROVO 3 A

Chicago, Ill. = Kot re pref
smith par let tako priredi tudi
letoS Druzabni klub slovenskega
centra novoletno zabavo, in 81
Ger ma Silvestrov vecer V pom
deljek 81. decembra. VrSila Sc
DO V Vseh prostorih Slovenske-
ga d~elavskega centra ma 1901
S. Lawndale Ave. Plesalce BIO
zabaval John Steblay il Wau-
kegana. Vstopnina je prosta.
Vabljeni SO vsi clani in prijate-
iii. Oh tel priliki lahko porav-
najo tudi clanarino Ia prihod-
ME leto.
Obtni zbor Druzabnega klu-
ba, XII steje okrog 300 clanov.
Sc DO vrsil V soboto 26. januar-
ia V Centru. Pc sell, ma katerl
bodo podana rama porocila in
izvoljen odbor, DO domaca "a
bava.
V cetrtek 81. januarja pa Sc
vrsi obcni zbor delnicarjev Slo-
Venskega delavskega centra.
Ma svidenje ma nasi Silvestro-
vi zabavi V pondeljek 81. deem
bra V Centru! Odbor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26

ton, H., 3; Mary Iskra, Aberdeen,
Wash, 3; Mary Gasser, Washoe,
Mont, 3; 476 SNPJ, Salem, O., 3;
101 ABB, Walsenburg, Colo, 3;
1877 SNPJ, Bessemer, Pa, 3; I'll
SNPJ, Biwabik, Mimi, 3; sol S. N.
p. J., Belleville, ILL.,, 3; Anton Au-
sich, Woodward, Ia, 2; Mace Zlem-
bergar, Piney Fork, O., 2; Anton
Slobodnik, Crested Butte, Colo, 2;
Fannie Premru, S. NorWalk, Conn,
2; Anton DOlinar, Mt. Harris, Colo,
2 in Mary Hrvatin, Pennington, Ill,
diva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26

"a pridruzenje Primorja Jugo-
.slaviji zelo neprijazni in SO S
tega staliSca razpustili re precej
organizacij in koncno suspendi-
rail- tudi vplivni "Primorski
dnevnik''. Morda Sc bodo o tenn
V Moskvi kaj pobotali, toda vse-
kakor ne toliko, da bi bill opti-
mizem "a Jugoslavijo upravicen
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-26

Nadaljevanje S /. strani.)
bodScine, XII so izkoriScanim do
Voljeno, so emo in da lie to pa nii
drugega je demokracija.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
Big ) Eye
Charter

SAN FRANCISCO, May 10
INS)-T'he Big Five faced the
delicate task today of revising
the United Nations charter TO
give the Pan-American league a
policeman's club in the Western
Hemisphere while denying similar
authority to Australia in the south
Pacific.
The Latin Americans won a
promise from the Big Five TO ex-
empt the Chapultepec security
pact from subordination to the
new world security order by
threatening 10 oppose extension OF
the same concession 10 Russia and
its allies in Europe.
This brought an urgent demand
from Australia and New Zealand
that they be given autonomous
authority 10 suppress aggression
in all islands of the Pacific below
the Equator.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
Widow
Acquitted

CORUNNA, May 10-Mrs
Sylvia Epley, 43, a Durand widow
Soday stood acquitted of a charge
Of attempted murder by poison
A circuit court jury required 4C
minutes yesterday to find her moi
guilty.
She was charged with having
placed poison in some canned
peaches which she gave TO James
Garuccio, SO. on March i
Garuccio became i'll and an
analysis by a state chemist OF the
remaining peaches showed a heavy
poison content.
In his charge TO the jury Judge
y II. Collins said there was no
direct evidence of her placing the
poison in the peaches and that she
has not had any poison IN her
possession.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
Booth j.. ). Ship
Lost in Pacific

WASHINGTON, May 10 1NS)
The navy department II an
nounced today loss of one large
support landing craft and one
motor minesweeper in the Pa
cific during the last seven months,
bringing the number of u. S,
ships destroyed since the begin
ming of the war TO 306.
Theslanding craft Les (L) (3)-
26 suffered damage that resulted
in her sinking in the MariveleS
Bay action while participating IN
the recapture of Bataan and Cor
regidor. the navy SAID. There
were 35 casualties.
Motor minesweeper YMS-7l
was sunk in the Tawi-Tawi OPP
Grafton off ~Palawan in the Sulu
Sea. Her commanding officer and
five other members of the crew
were wounded while two men are
listed as missing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
10000 Ydnk
Cdptives Free
u. S. Casualties Total
972,654 Everywhere

WASHINGTON, May 10 tUPl
Secretary Of War StimSon said
today that 10000 10 $4,000 L. 5.
prisoners Of war have been hber-
ated from German camps Eight
thousand already have been re-
turned To this country he said.
Stimson estimated tnat victory
in Europe cost the army around
500. 900 casualties. including l50.-
600 killed. lie warned next OF KIN
that 1t still may require several
weeks 10 complete casualty notlil-
cations for Germany and Italy.
Meanwhile, total I. ). combat
casualties in all theaterS reached
e72654. an increase OF 2,lS2 over
week ago. This total includes
S67.7O9 army and 104 945 navy
marine corps, and coast guard cas-
ualties.
From D-Day last June 6 through
April, StimSon said, The army IN
Europe. exclusive OF the air forces
suffered 512,113 casualties. In tins
total were SS.225 killed. 365. .32C
wounded and 5S,56S missing anc
captured.
The table OF officially an
nounced casualties for all services
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
Willow S Fate
Before Senate
Government Raped
for Not Using Plant

WASHINGTON, May 10 (UP)
The fate of Willow Run was put
before the Senate today as
evidence that rehabilitation OF
government built aircraft facilities
must be planned we'll before Vi
Day.
Senator OMahoney (D) of
Wyoming, chairman of the special
war contract subcommittee,
warned in a report that the fu-
ture of "an entire industry .
and the prosperity Of entire COM
munities depend on the decisions
made.
OMahoney said Willow Run
demonstrates the staggering
problems involved.
Willow Run-the giant $780,
100000 bomber plant built by the
government near Detro It's
slated to close down after sched-
uled B-24 production is completed
in July.
O'Mahoney said the army air
forces plan 10 retain Willow, Run
as part of a postwar aircraft
standby system
But no way has been found tc
use Willow Run for manufacture
of other war materiel after July
he said.
THAT brings home 10 the
American people the blunt fact
that the problems connected
with the disposal of at least TINS
particular plant -. are an I'M
mediate task for which a solu-.
tien must be planned now
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
Allied Papers
eOut' i'm Reich

. WASHINGTON, May 10 tINS)
-OWI director Elmer Davis said
today that all Allied magazines,
newspapers and business enter
prises will be barred from Ger
many for an indefinite period
during the occupation of the Reich.
Davis explained that for u
years the German people have
been getting a "one-Sided' pres
entation of the news from DIT
Joseph Paul Goebbels' German
propaganda ministry.
lie declared that if Allied publ
cations were permitted wide
spread circulation in Germany
now the conquered people might
look askance at L. s. politlcaI
methods and gain the impression
Of a serious cleavage IN the Amer
lcan home front.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
Mindan
Trap Shut

MANILA, May 10 OUP)-Two
divisions Of American troops
clamped a huge pincers today on
japanese forces north Of Davao
on Mindanao and sealed off the
northern end of Davao Gulf with
the occupation OF Samal Island.
The encircling drive against the
japanese in southeastern MIN
danao was being carried by two
columns OF the veteran oath Divl-
sion from the south near Davao
and the 3lst Division from the
Kibawe area 50 miles 10 the north
west.
One unit of the 2Ath pushed a
strong Spearhead into the Japa-
nese pocket by crossing the
Talomo River north OF Mintal
two miles inland from Davao.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
Reply Ordered
InGasRateCdse

The Michigan Consolidated Gas
Co. today had until June ! to
file a formal answer in q three
year-old reduction fight which Is
expected to mean $8,0O0,0OO in
rebates TO Detroit and Wayne
County gas consumers and $l0,'
OOO. 900 more outstate.
Chairman w. j. McBrearty oi
the state public service commits
sion set the June / deadline yes
terday after Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel James II. Lee
complained in an informal hearlpe
that the companys failure &c
answer had "stymied" the city
efforts 10 push an otherwise sue,
cessful rate fight TO the point oi
q final payoff.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
Rebel Ndziis
Flee Russians

MOSCOW. May 10 INS)-
Renegade German troops, defying
surrender orders from their
superior officers, are fleeing west
and southwest through Czecho-
Slovakia to avoid capitulation tn
the Red army, Soviet officials
reported today. z
(The Prague radio announced
that German aircraft again are
bombing a big concentration
camp at Terezin where thou
sands Of Jews. most of them
aged, still are cOnfined.)
GIVE UP IN LATVIA
Additional thousands OF Ger
mans who needed the uncon-
ditional surrender order. gave up
their arms 10 the Russians on
widely separated fronts.
More than $4,000 Germans
along the Baltic coast of Latvia
surrendered and at last reports
additional thousands were con-
tinuing TO stream into prison
camps.
NAZIs ROUNDED UP
Two days after their formal
surrender the German forces in
the Nistula estuary pocket east
/ Of DanzIg, and along the Putziger
INehrung strip northeast OF Gydnla.
were still moving into Russian
camps. More than ll,OOO Nazt
officers and men in this region
already have been rounded up.
Marshal Stain. commenting on
the German flight in Czecho-
ESlovakla, announced that the Red
army would bring the recalcitrant
group 10 its senses.
Moscow staged the greatest
celebration in its long history in
Iofficial observance Of Victory
day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
Mail TO Cd'ptives
lin Reich Halted

WASHINGTON, May 10 (UP)
All mail addressed 10 former
American and Allied prisoners OF
war in Germany has been halted
in transit and insofar as possible
will be returned 10 the senders.
the war department announced
today.
Deliveries will stop because OF
the breakdown of German mail
deliveries cointldent with We
Day and the rapid evacuation OF
Americans and Allies formerly
held prisoners in Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
FINAL DATE UNSETTLED

early winter.
FINAL DATE UNSETTLED
Certain discharges will con
tinue under previous existing poll
cles which are outside the point
system. The discharge OF enlisted
men over A years OF age viii con-
tinue upon application as they can
be replaced. Holders OF the Con
greSSional Medal of Honor VIII be
eligible for release upon their re-
quest. Married WACS will be re-
leased upon request If their hus-
bands have been separated from
the army.
Officers over 3S. and younger
officers available for only limited
service. Will continue TO be DIS
charged when no suitable assign
mentS for them are available.
Gen. Tompkns said no arrange
ment had been made To extend
the date up TO which honorS and
services could be counted beyond
May u, though he acknowledged
this position might be reviewed
when circumstances warranted.
The men with the required
scores will he eligible for dis
charge except where conditions
of military necessity prevents
Qualified replaCements must ilrSt
be available. Eligible men IN GER
tain units which move lmmedl'
ately TO the Pacific may not be
replaced until they reach then
new theater.
Secretary of War Stimson ir
prefacing the announcement of-th'
plan at his press conference sale
il was designed to give each
soldier an equal chance Tor dis
charge, based on the standard:
the soldiers themselves chose.
Troops in all parts of the worlt
were interviewed and. by over
lwhelming vote, expressed the be
lief that men with extended anC
arduous service overseas ant
fathers should receive preferential
consideration. Stimson said.
Gen. Tompkins said appropriat
reviewing authorities would b
created in the various theaters I
review cases of eligible soldier
who are retained by reason O
; military necessity TO assure tha
this exception would not b
abused.
Soldiers eligible for discharg
: who desire to remain in the arm
, Will be retained whenever ther
are suitable assignments for then
TompkinS sAd a prebmnar.
survey showed that all but 2 pc
cent of those becoming ellgibl
under the point system will hav
served overseas. The 2 per cen
will be fathers with long domesti
army service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
u. S. TO Take Embassy

WASHINGTON. May 10 tINS)
The United States has requested
Switzerland 10 turn over 10 the
American government the Ger
man embas and all Reich
properties which have been under
Swiss protection
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
Medal for Lait Of ms

NEW YORK, May 10 QNS)-
The Philippine Liberation Medal
with two stars was awarded TO
George Lait, veteran International
News Service war correspondent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
Benes Back in Prague

LONDON. May 10 tlNSl Tho
Czecho-Slovak radio announce
today that President Eduarc
BeneS has returned 10 Prague
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
Tito Arrests Bishop

ROME, May 10 UNS)--Msgr.
Carlo Margotti, bishop of Gorlzia.
has been arrested by Tito'S Yugo-
slav PartisanS, Msgr Butto vicar
Of Gorilla, reported today TO
pope Plus XII.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
Haiti Celebrates We

PORT AU PRINCE. May 10
tUP) The Haitian government
has decreed Saturday holiday
for celebrating the Allied victory
in ElIrOpp
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
Lift Operators
Win Pay Boost

approximately 200 Detroit ho,S.
elevator operators will rece
back pay checks ranging from $40
to $50 during the next week, a
spokesman for the building serv-
ice unit of the AFL announced
today
The War Labor Board has Is
sued a directive against the Hotel
Statlcr that applies TO all mem
bcrS of the Detroit Hotel AsSocia-
.tion. the spokesman said. Retro
active pay dates back TO April X.
1914 and is based on 9i7 cent
an hour increase.
The Statlcr payoff started TO-
dan and other hotels Will include
me back pay in the next regular
pay checks. ~ was announced.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11

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START IN TWO WEEKS

Mai Cen. William r. Tompkins.
director Of the special planning
division Of the war department
general staff, said discharges
under the point system would
hcgln in about two weeks. Men
with long overseas service who
have since returned 10 this Coui-
, uy viii be first to get out.
II was estimated the rate OF
+ discharges under the point system
iWI.i build Up gradually in the next
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11

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more nationally famous features
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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
TOTALS UNDECIDED

The total number which may
be released under the point Sys-
TEN depends on variable factors
including the number 10 be re-
leased for disability, age and
other factors, and the number of
new jnductees available.
Discharges for disability and
normal attrltion have been about
450 600 during the last II months.
Although discharges for wounds
lag several months behind the
time the casualties were suffered,
II IS estimated discharges for rea-
son of attrition should decline
during the next - months because
of cessation Of European hos
tllitieS.
Draft calls outstanding are for
100 900 men for May and 100000
for June The July and SubSe-
qucnt calls remain to- be deter
mined but IL is expected they will
continue 10 take physically fit
available men between the ages
iof Is and 29. the bulk Of these
being those lust reaching l8 The
calls for May and June arc ex-
pcCtod 10 include some men over
30. EnhStmentS of general service
/ INACS VIII continue as heretofore.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11

three months and thereafter con-
tinue In volume, somewhat IN pro-
portion TO the rate of return oil
troops from Europe which will he
at a peak during the late fall OF
early winter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-11
SEPARATE FORCES SCORE

as "a tho total credits needed for
discharge