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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-09
S1ll<e IL osvobodillle
borbe v S1oveniji
1zda Propaganda oddee Gvnesa staba osvobone
vojsks in Partzanskih slovenije

casa, kadar Sc je pred MIN po-
javila glava divjega Erica, je
dobro merjeni strel il italijarke
I prevrnil napadalca. Takrat Sc je
Murtizanovic nasmehnil. Skozi
vrsto belih zob je. dejal: ia
Makedoniju."
Tx "a MIN je usekala nina.
Mitraljezec, XII je lezal poleg
MEGA, je ornahnil. Drobec mu je
presekal glavo. Tudi Murtizano.
vica je zaskelelo v rami. pa nj
incl casa misliti ma to. Sovraz-
mix je zacutil, da je mas mitralje.
zee utihnil in nekaj Swallow Sc je
pognalo naskok proti Murtiza-
novicu. "Ne, bogami, necete!!'
Skocil je k padlemu mitraljezcu,
zgrabil njegovo strojnico in isto.
easno spustil v napadalce rafal
Prvi so popadali, drugi, XII so bill
bolj odzadaj, SO Sc potuhnili k
tlom.
Sovraznikovi jurisi so Sc po.
navljali. Trdoglavi frici so Sc "a.
ganjali, Murtizanovic pa jih je
kosil. Toda vragov je bilo vedno
wee.
Mine so besno sekale ma nase
polozaje. Mnogo nasih je padlo
Murtizanovic in Sc nekateri so z
emo samo strojnico zadrzevali
sovraznika. Toda namestnik po'
litkomisarja Sc je smehljal. Kdo
mu more vzeti njegovo radost
ko Sc bori "a Makedonijo? Kdo?
Morda trdoglavi svabi liz divizi,
je Hermann Goering?" Sovraz.
nikova nina mu je skusala iztr.
gait smeh IL mocnih pocrnelih
ustnic Raztrgala mu je prsa.
Pa kakor v zasmeh, kakor, da
je samo malo opraskan nj izpu.
still iz rok mitraljeza. Strelja1
je, izpraznjeval okvir "a okvir.
jem, z nasmehom, XII pa je re
izrazal silno bolecino. IL raztr.
ganih prsi mu je prihajal slabo
ten glas: ia Makedoniju!"
Municije mu je zmanjkovalo
slabele. Toda Sc je zral tolikc
moci ,da je izstrelil naboje il
svoje pistole. Nj Sc mogel vee
dvigniti, lie oci Sc vedno live, sc
iskale okoli sebe predmet, XII bi
ga lahko Sc pognal proti sovra
gu. Nasle SO. Pod mrtvim mira
ljezcem je zagledal dive bombi
S tezavo je stegnil roko in zgra
bill jih je.
Komandir, XII Sc je prebil dc
MEGA, da bi ga resil, je videl le
poslednji njegov nasmeh, po
slednji jasen pogled, poslednji
drget misic ma rokah, ko je "a
gnal proti bliznjemu svabu
bonbo. Roko v zadnjem zama
hu je presekal rafal il brzostrel
ke; omahnila je.
LIE oemi je unirajoci Murti
zanovic dopovedal komandirju
maj ga poslusa. Nagnil je uho k
njegovim ustnam in sliSal je
zadnje besede: 'Drugo, napred u
borbu, "a Makedoniju, "a Slo
veniju!"
Borbe TX. brigade pri Brodu
ma Kupi oktobra 1943
Mrtev je predal povelie
Oh orihnd1, " hrioaao 10 no
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-09

1889, ko je bilo videti, da je Hit
lerjev fasizena morda boljsa
kupeuja. Goff Sc je nahajal v
svetu ameriskega mladinskega
kongresa v eksekutivi tedanje
komunisticne mladinske Ii
,,ge, ter je bill dobi depresije
eden prvakov sveta nezaposle-
nih. Cd leta 1889 naprej pa je
pisaril "a Gerald L. X. Smithov
list "The Cross and the Flag" in
"a druge slicne liste in je cesto
nastopal tudi kot govornik pred
skupinami take vrste kot Earl
ISouthardovi Citizens of Ameri-
ca Committee v Chicagu, Ill.
Goff Sc je napotil v San Francis
co, da ovira razvoj konference
zedinjeni narodov.
V Detroitu, Mich, prieakuje-
jo prvaki organizacije United
Sons of America" nov izrastek
Ku-Klux-Klana, da sc bosta
Goff in Springer spojila z mimi.
Med tenn pa Sc je Goffovemu kr-
delu ze pridruzila mladinska
skupina Rev. Bob Parrove GER
kve v tenn mestu, ter poleg tega
tudi druge skupine Buffalo,
N. Y; Los Angeles, CAL, in dru-
9Th mestih. Goff je oblikoval tu-
di poseben komite "a razdeljeva-
ME propagandnih pamfletov
med dijaki v visjih solah in med
vojaki.
Drugi pridigar sporov, XII sc
skriva "a svojo duhovnisko OBJ
leko je Rev. Gerald B. Winrod
il Wichita, Kans., XII Sc vedno
lizdaja svojo revijo defender >
Eeeravno je obtozen upora. Leta
1885 sta Rev. Winrod in Rev.
George D. Blomgren prepotova-
la Nemeijo. Winrod je osebno
spoznal Hitlerja in druge prva-
ke nacisticne stranke in sc ie
vrnil v Ameriko, da bi zagnal S
polno paro propaganda mrznje.
Leta 1889 je takratni senator
Reynolds cital enega govorov
Winroda, tako da je prisel v
kongresov record in pisal du-
hovnu, da "smatra, da mu je v
veliko cast, da zamore opozoriti
amerisko javnost ma tako Guido
vito poslanico."
;. Med druginai ameriskimi du-
> hovni, XII pridigajo nacionalisti-
i emo vero mrznje ma svojih 60.
vorniskih odrih in v svojih Ii
stih Sc nahajajo Rev. Jonathan
: Perkins, Los Angeles, CAL, Win
rodov bratranec, ter Rev. J. A.
: LEVEL, naeelnik Kingdom Eel
lowshipa," XII sta oba pomagala
: Gerald L. K. Smithu, da je mo-
gel priti San Francisco, Cal.
} Morda Sc bolj pogubonosna pa
: je navzocnost DIR. A. B. Rileya,
predsednika pri Northwestern
Theological Seminary and Bible
; Training School of Minneapolis,
MINI. Ia sola je bila ustanovlje-
ma leta 1904 in nikakor nj dru-
govrstna institucija. Denarno j.
zdrava, lima Cd prilike $50 dija-
kov in morda 1880 bivsih dija.
} kov, XII Sc nahajajo ma vplivnih
pozicijah po vsej dezeli. Y listu
; svoje sole, Northwestern Pi-
lot,' Sc je pritozil dr.. Riley, da
velja "vsakdo, XII prijazno govo-
ri o najbolje informiranem ka-
toliskem duhovnu Amerike-
; Father Coughlinu-ali, ki je ka-
zal zanimanje "a blestece govo-
re Mrs. Elizabeth Dilling-ki je
: obtozena upora-kot neameri-
sko misle6 clovek." Riley je v
, stikih z Winrodom, Springerjem
in Smithom, in z Rev. w. d.
Herrstromom IL tAkror1a, O., ki
4tudi nlarijivo della "a Macdonald
\ Stc.E NJ .r Is =. .
Rev. Father Arthur Termini-
clio, Huntsville, Ala, eden mai
ozjih snfftAovih pristasev, 81
II o.o1s~a ,, 49, :~so0A~:4:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-09

je trenutek odlocitve in ii Sc.
dis v stabu brez moci. Zveze so
pretrgane. In &c YES, da je v ne:
varnosti celia enota, da je samo
cd enega pisma odvisno sto in
vec zivljenj, tedaj Sc nekaj v
tebi pretrga in ;zmozen 81 storiti
velike reel.
Skubcek je dremal v kotu ma
slami. Dosti nj spal. Luc ga je
neprestano scegetala po obrazu
Kadar je kdo vstopil Sc je zbu'
dill in zopet zadremal. Ko Sc je
vrnil drugi kurir, Sc je takoj
dvignil, otresel slamo hlac in
Sc takoj opravil.
"Tovaris komandant, grem
JAZZ"
Dali SO mu pismo, XII je eele
noe RONALD IL roke v roko, in
stopil je v noe. Ma nebu so pri
eele ugasati prve zvezde. Ma
Gorjancih, cisto ma vrhu, so sc
gozdovi re vijolieasto pobarva
Ii. V globeli SO mezikale luej
IL Novega mesta.
Pot je zavila gozd. ''Tu ne
kje morajo biti zasede," je po
mislil in pricel hoditi po prstih
Veckrat je prisluhnil. Mic. INA
pref, k bataljonu." Nenadoma je
razlocno zacutil stopinje in Sc
petanje. Battalion. Strazarji Sc
pomenkujejo." Pripravil je brzc
strelko in napravil Sc nekaj ko
rakov. ''Stoj. Kdo je?" Sc je raz
prsil njegov glas med bukvami
"Partizani." "Znaki?" Dobil je
pravilen odgovor. Srce mu je "a
igralo. Pornislil je ma koman
danta, XII najbrze prav ia trenu
tex zopet gleda ma uro in "a
upa vanj. Morda je pravkar re
kel komisarju: "Skubcek Sc be
prebil."
Tedaj pocijo streh in sence Sc
zazenejo proti njemu. S'Znake
inajo, hudiei," in spustil ,je ra
fal. Potem Sc je zagnal nled
nje, jih odrinil in stekel prot
bataljonu. Najprej ga je zaske
lelo v nogi. Tekel je dalje. Nate
Sc v prsih.-
V bataljonu SO culi streljanje
V minuti so bill vsi pokonci in
nared. Ko so Sc udarii 8 svabo
branci in jih pognali v beg, Sc
Sc ,prvi zarki .vsuli eez Gorjance
in. obsijai Skubtka, XII je leza]
v'praproti. Poleg MEGA je. lezale
okrvavljeno pismo. Komandan1
bataljona ga je prebral in takoi
odredil premik po poyelju.
Blokada Novega Ynests
Gubceva brigade
maja 1914
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-09

Poziv nacionalistov mladini
Amerike Sc odvija pod geslom
krscanske udanosti verskih
idealom. Dne 6. januarja 1914
je bila prirejena konvencija v
Englewood Baptist Tabernacle,
Englewood, blizu Denver, Colo
rado, katero je obiskalo $50
mladih ljudi in pastorjev il kra-
jew srednjega zahoda. Obliko-
vana je bila organizacija pod
imenom 'Christian Youth of
America" a drugim krscanskim
organizacijam mladine je bilo
naslovljeno povabilo, maj Sc
"strnejo v skupno fronto proti
poplavi komunizma v dezeli." To
morda zveni precej nedolzno, to-
da lie tako dolgo, dokler ne slisi-
te, da je Englewood Baptist Ia
bernacle cerkev Rev. Harvey
Springerja in da je Kenneth
Goff chairman te organizacije.
Springer je znan kot cowboy
ski duhovnik in je znan hujskac
Gerald L. K. Smithovega kova.
Reynolds je leta 1943, ko je bill
Sc predsednik senatnega komi-
teja "a vojaske zadeve, postal
narocnik bigotnega Springerje-
vega lista "Wester Voice." ter je
pisaril o visoki hvali, katero je
dajala Mrs. Reynolds, rojena
Evalyn Walsh Mclean, tel pub
likaciji.
Kenneth Goff je bivsi komu-
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aznih besed zdo Tudi zagotovilo da hodo vojn krvc
kaznovani je jake zapivo Toda bolje bo pofakat da
vidmo ali bo posrbeno zato, da to pot niko Cd
krvih ne uide
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
Bulletin Board
BY Ulysses w. Boykin

Detroit is rough and ready town that still is suffer
ing from growing pains It's strikes election issues bad
housing and job discrimination all point TO neeo ior
strong honest and sincere leadership.
On the entertainment front it's a hell of a weekend
town The place jumps every Friday Saturday and sun
day and then closes down for the of the week Fac
tory people don't time and money enough TO play all
we can maintain sporn crowd like New York Chicago
and Los Angeles. And too if don't get an internaton
al airport we will still be behind the times.
This Detroit will celebrate its first lighted
Christmas since 941 There will be fewer uniforms IN the
audiences Top hats and tails retrieved from moth ball
Internationally be Frightening the gayest holiday sea-
years The theatre and the night spots will be off,
ering every kind of show.
Paradise Valleys entertainment grab-bag will offer
enough Christmas spirit for you the plans Of the local
producers work The list of night spots featuring
tertanment are on the increase They now include the
Club Zombe Club Owens, Club Three Skies Club SEN
sation the Double VS. supper club the Bizerte club
Club Vogue and Henrys We hear that Raymond tspor
tree Jackson pansng turning his Tropical bar into
entertainment spot with show and music
Although Christmas is still few days of, because OF
the shopping and preparation OF Christmas sts we nave
sort Of got the spirit and after all this Christmas IS
different For the first time in four long years you can
really celebrate with light heart The food situation m
Guiding the meat without points. be had and there
seems TO be schedule OF holiday parties because already
The fact that so many of our friends and neghbors
have returned from the is the greatest present that
we can expect This reminds US to mention that
little Joe Bailey the brother Of Theresa Henderson Eli
zabeth Smelling and Freda Greene back IN the States
after seeing action in Europe
STORY OF THE WEEK: Looks like several of our
talented youngsters are Xettlng the III
ment world. Frank Robinson and Thelma Carpenter are
two of the latest sensations Thema is the girl the
Eddie Cantor show. She discovered by Cantors
daughter Maryn who first heard her sing at LeReuben
Beau. New York night spot. The daughter so i'm
pressed that she persuaded her father 10 her
to hear Thema sing What he heard was Count BaSies
former song bird singing Happiness Is Just Thing
Called joe. From then Thelma had spot with
Cantor and she hit
The Wilbur Hughes (Roberta Greenidge) have open
ed gas station
WRITE your congressman and Senators Homer Fer
and nd md fborof
FEPC and against the poll Ferguson be counted
on. but not too of Vandenburg
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
ELIAS SINGING HICHLIGHTS
ZESTFUL ZANZIBAR SHOW

Rocco. smart comedy and patter
duo Buddy Bowser and Bert
Howell. Coke and Poke. Ray
Sneed, Ralph Brown and the best
looking group OF dancing girls
since the halycyon days OF the
Cotton Club and other Harlem fun
spots. Behind this cluster OF top
entertainment Il the trumpet ma
gic OF Cootis Williams and the
smooth music OF his orchestra.
II Is because OF the excessively
high calibre OF the hill that Fitz-
gerald's precominance OF the
show is all the more noteworthy.
Her quartet OF SONGS are as d.
versified as possible. running the
gamut from top swing TO the ultra
sentimental ballad. Her turn pre-
SCENTS he highly popular Honey
Drippcr" as lead off and then
fellows the torchy What More
Can A Woman Doy" aud a Kiss
Goodnight. The windup. quite
naturally is the inevitable "A
Tisket. N-Tasket'. when she
leaves the stage. the deafening
applause underscores the fact-that
Ella ha sBroadway's unqualified
rating as the nations greatest
singer OF popular songs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
KING COLE TRIO
IN BREAKFAST IN
HOLLYWOOD" FILM

HOLLYWOOD - The twenty
five million people who listen to
Tom Brenemans Breakfast in
Hollywood radio shows every
week will sooh have chance to
see him on the screen for the
picture Breakfast in Hollyw God.
has been completed.
The radin show is rated first
among az daytime programs ac-
coring TO the Hooper and Cross
Icy ratings. For five years Il has
been tremendously popular with
tho housewives Of the nation and
IS on more stations than any 9TH
Or prugram IN radio. There are
nearly 2010 breakfast in Holly
wOUd clubs throughout the conu-
Try aba TIE show rates first IN
fanmall receiving over 1000 lett
t'rs every dey.
Tie picture. 70 be released
through United Artists is from
an original story by Earl w.
Baldwin In Il Tom Breneman
does an entire redio show and
the cast includes the King Cole
Trio. Bonita Granville. Hedda
Hopper. zazu Pitts. Billie Burke.
Beulah B0ndi. Edward Ryan. Ray
Nalburn, Asdy Russell. and
Spike Jones and his City Slick
era.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
Basic COUNTS
HIS SHEKELS

PHlI.ADELPHIA. Pa Bounc-
ing hack after 40 opering day
that saw the worst weather Of the
year hit this cir. Count Basic
rolled mp the third highest box
office figure OF all time during
his week on the stage OF the
Earle thcaf,r in Philadelphia
The jump king topped even the
most optimistic predictions OF his
box oirice might in this city in
crossing over s4c COO for the
week a figure exceeded only by
The personal appearance in 1874
Of Tommy Dorsey and his or
chestra aud Frank Sinatra.
Basic carried the weeks bill
on his own with only standard
acts 10 augment his stage pre-
sentation and Class y Quickie
Isle OF The Dead on the Earle
screen. The Count was amply re-
wardcd fer his powerful showing
his take for his weeks work be-
ing in excess ~ $4,000.
But for a driving snowstorm on
opening day which wrecked the
eter business all over town, the
Counts sensational gross for the
week might have hit an even
greater figure. With Standing
Room Only SIGNS out during
each performance the Earle's
management was forced TO put
on near-reccrd total OF IS
shows for the week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15

Scott but the war changed lot
OF things including the relative
importance OF components OF
stage acts.
The funsters found II necessary
10 disLand their act three years
ago when two OF the boys got
caught In draft. Sammy
Purnhsm and Joe Scott both
donned khaki. ard while Gl's saw
service in several theatres. Scott
WAS prominent member OF the
cast Of the sensationally sue
cessfil CT extravaganza This is
The Army and PLAYED In every
thestre where American troops
saw action.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
Plays
ForCollegePronls

BOSTON. Mass Jimmie Lunce-
ford and his famous orchestra
will play their second college
prom date this month when they
provide the dance rhythms for
the annual Massachusetts, lnsti-
tute OF Technology hop, TO be
held Tuesday. December IS at
the Hotel Statler in Boston.
Earlier this month the "Lunce-
ford Express played highly
successful prom for students at
William And Mary College in
williamsburg. Virginia
Poth schools are rated among
the highest seats OF learning in
America. and maestro Lunceford
can take q bow in landing two
OF IN. top college prom dates OF
the year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
BY JOE BosTIc

NEW yoRK-Turning in the
best singing performance OF her
ten year career. plaintiye voiced
Ella Fitzgerald walked off with
the individual honors OF the tune
full. fast moving new holiday show
which bowed In al the famous
Zanzibar mite club on Broadway
last Wednesday night. This zest-
ful. entertaining package easily
Qualities as the fastest dish ever
set forth for customer consump-
ton by boniface Joe Howard in
the five year history OF the main
stem amusement oasis. In addi-
ton to La Fitzgerald. the show
includes tho Ink Spots, Maurice
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
Little Girl Has
luke Box Addition

NEW YORK CITY-tRadio Dali
ly)-Count Basic walked into a
Milwaukee drug store recently
and heard little girl singing
along with one Of his records at
TIE luke box Three DAYS later
she was in a Columbia Recording
studio here IN y Y. doing "Jivin'
Joe Jackson with the Basic or
ches'ra her first pr ofe ssional
ich. Her name Is Anra Moore
and they claim she's another Ella
Ftzgarald.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
Infants Perish
In Farm House
TED YATES PUBLICATION.

BLyTHEvILLE. Ark-fAyp-
Two young children were victim,
OF a blaze that raled a farm
house on the Tai Tongais far.
near osceola last week Will,
their parents picked cotton in
nearby field.
The children. a six-month.oa
baby and a four-year-old nil
were members Of the Jesse WI.
liams and Cleveland Strickland
families.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
DANCE TEAM
REUNITED AS
WAR ENDS

NEW yORK-Hsrris. Burnham
and Scott. the fast patter and
comedy-dance team are back To-
gcther azsin and ready to lay
down their customary barraee of
rhythm and funny stories for the
edification OF the entertainment
seeking populace. The act for
merly operated under the trade
name OF BurnlIam. Harris and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15

For the first time way has been found to put into
locomotive the kind Of power that sends big batehps
forward-fstrbine drirel
Developed by Pennsy Railroad research In conjunction
with engineering stats Of Westinghouse Electric
Corporation and the Baldwin Locomotive Works, this
kind of locomotive power adds smoothness in
fast runs-and many other notable advantages.
No bigger than your electric refrigerator the turbine
itself can produce power to pull the heaviest loads
at high speeds And the engneman controls the whole
operation with single small lever which works
like gear-shift o N automobIel
One of the important changes in the power principle
of the steam locomotive in 100 years, the
turbine drive engine gives promise of great future
in the field of train transportation
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-07
N0RTHLAkD HERE
 GOING TO SIIkA

The Northland arrived in Juneau early Sunday morning with the fol- lowing passengers from Seattle :: Frank Holbrock, William H. Neider- hauser, Victor Kelse, Miss Edith Kellogg, Carl Olson, Mrs. Hilma Haga, Sam Baker, Harold Haga, Gerald Christiansen, Joe Pinkston, Miss Eleanor Dearby, Robert Ritchie, Mrs. Anna Larson, Mrs. Thelma Larsen, Miss Mary V. Allen. Rolls Mclaughlin, Master Norman Me- Laughlin, Mrs. Orpha Mclaughlin, Robert McLaughton
 Frcm Ketchikan: G. E. Williams, Mrs. G. E. Williams, Fred Harris, Russell Collar, Mrs. Zada Petit, Mrs. Valentine Lamb, Mrs. Keith Reishe and A. Hamilton.
 From Petersburg Pat Sweeney, Brick Raine, Miss Edna Nuska, Har- ry Okigawa, Mrs. Thora Norheim, Roald Norheim, Capt. Fletcher En- voy Rcuth and A. Langden.
 Leaving for Sitka were Mrs. Gene Grove. Leslie Grove and Mrs. John Brentner.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-07
Mayor LaGuardia ls Nof Going 10
 Seek Reelection

NEW YORK, May 7.--Mayor La .I Cuardia has stirred up political furry with the announcement that he will not seek reelection for a fourth term. He has served 12 years He gave several reasons for his de- cisicn after announcing he could be reelected if he wished, without the nomination of any political party.
 LaGuardia said that he believes a man who remains in office too long may become bossy He added I'm inclined that way at times" i He warned the people of New York that the choice is with them, as LaGuardia put it, "whetSer they wish to keep clean government or return to political riffraff."
 NEW YORK, May "A Copy lighted article in the New York Daily News says that New York's Mayor Florello LaGuardia has been offered the position of President of the Air Transport Association. The eyspsp-r says the Mayors accept snce is contingent upcn lis retire. ment from public office LaGuardia has announced that he would. not run for a fourth terms as New York City's mayor.
 Ire AHA represents IT major airlines in the United States. The l article says the salary accompanying the job will be at least S50,000 a year and possibly s75,000. The News describes the job as that of "Czar of Americas nest dramatic postwar business"
 Mayor F. Ii. LaGuardia late to- day denied that he had been offer cd the presidency of the Air Trans port Association.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-07
War Chronology

Gen. Eisenhower landed in North Africa
 February 2, l943-Russians win al Stalingrad, in war turning point.
 May l3-Tunisian campaign ends
 July 1O-Allies invade Sicily
 September 3-Italy surrenders un- conditionally. Invasion begins.
 June 6, l944-Allies land in Nor mandy.
 August 15-Allied Armies invad, southern France.
 August 25-Paris liberated.
 September l2-U. s. Army crosses German border
 December 16 Germans launch great counter offensive.
 March T, 1945-Rhine crossed at Remagen.
 March 24 = British American forces drive over Rhine.
 April 25-U. S.-Soviet troops link at Torgau.
 May l-Nazis announce Eitler's death.
 May 2-Berlin falls.
 May 7-Germany capitulates un- conditionally, after surrenders in northern Italy, part of Austria, Denmark, Holland. and northwest Germany.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-07

strong words are needed when the Territory is menaced by plausible interloper. Ask Gruening to deny these statements, not with glittering generalilies, meaningless platitudes and theological fantasies, nor refer to me as irrational because of a violent altercation I had with one Harry Badger from Fairbanks who will also be taken care of in good time, out by tEe record and facts, and it might be timely to ask him by what authority he sends out pamphlets attacking the legislature under free mailing privileges. From page six to page eighteen his report is re- plete with mis-statements, half truths and in some cases, deliberate falsehoods.
 T did not intend that Alaska $ public enemy with his vast powers shall be permitted to assume the role of a martyr that he so dearly loves or a crusader against special privilege or intrenched wealth that he pretends to be, This fight will be carried on by men and women, the majority of whom have yearly in come of less than twenty-five per- cent paid to the uninvited man who occupies the Governors Mansion in Juneau. We choose the pittiless power of proper publicity to expose him. People shall know the truth and the truth shall make them free, as was stated years ago by someone whose name I do not recall. To plagiarize again, We have just com menced to fight
 will finish now until next year unless something arises which I be- lieve may need my immediate atten- ton and comment.
 THE GOVERNOR WILL BE ANSWERED"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-07
cBy Associated Press)

The European war ended today after 2,319 days. Principal dates in the conflict included.
 September l, l939-Germans in- wade Poland.
 September 3-Britain and France declare war.
 April 9, 1940 - Germans invade Norway and Denmark.
 May 10 = Hitler invades Low Countries.
 May 3l = British rescued from Dunkerque.
 June 10-Italy declares war on France
 June p Petain Government signs armistice with Germany. August 8-Luftwaffe begins air "blitz' on England.
 June p, 194l-Germans invade Russia
 December Japanese attack Pearl Harbor.
 December II - Germany, Italy, declare war on United States. November 2, l942 Briish shat ter German line at Fl Alamein in Egypt
 November S-Allied Armies under