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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-07
Divjanje v Marlboro

Veliko stevilo uglednlh slo-
venskih javnih delavcey SO ubi-
Ii. Ia veliko noe, leta 1912 so u
strelili v Marlboro znanega pod
jetnika Pogaenika, obtozenega,
da je bill v zvezi $ partizani, ka-
tere v Sloveniji nazivajo ho-|
starje. Pred smrtjo je 60-letni
Pogacnik odklonil, da bi mu "a
vezali oci in Sc drzal izredno ju-
nasko. Predno so vojaki ustre-'
lili, je Sc zavpil: "zivela Jugo-
slavija!" Padel je 8 cigarette v
roki. Bill je to res obcudovanja
vreden in junaski starec.
v Mislinju SO ustrelii 8 do
moljubov, med mimi tudi zna-
mega podjetnika Casa.
v samcu so ustrelili sina
podjetnika Krasevca.
| Poboji v Celju
v Celju 50 ustrelili diva ma
rodnjaka Vehoverja in Goloba,
oba umetnika in akademiska
slikarja, ter trgovca Prislana.
Ma strahoten nacin je bill v Ce-
llju ubit znameniti domoljub
Turnsek, ki je kljub svojim SO
letom takoj po razglasu vojne
odsel v Herzegovina, da bi &c
tam boril kot cetnik. Domov je
lprisel pes in bill takoj po po-
lvratku aretiran. Njegovo zeno
lin dve hcerIki % virgil Y jeeo, III
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-07

parja: italijanski komisar Ora
zioli in nemski namestnik Ue-
berreiter. Oba sta dobila cd
svojih vlad popolno, svobodo "a
izvrsitev naloge, XII jim je po-
verjena. Naloga pa je, da Sc
Slovenija poitalijansci, oziroma
ponemsci v krajih, XII SO pod
nemsko upravo. Ma stotisoee
Slovencev je bilo pregnanih ma
Hrvasko, Paveliceve tolpe so
:jih cd tam poslale v Srbijo,
kjer so bill sprejeti kakor brat
je. StotisoGe drugih je bio po-
slanih nekam v Nemcijo, toda
kaj Sc je tam z mimi zgodilo,
nj znano. =
Samo oni Slovenci, XII SO cla-
nj Heimatbunda v severni Slo-
veniji, so dobili dovoljenje, da
mocno okrnjenimi mescansk-
mi pravicami ostanejo ma svo-
j zemlJ.
v Heimatbund sprejemajo le
one Slovence, ki placajo nemskl
policiji mastno podkupnirlo in Sc
vrhu tega Sc odrecejo svojemu
rnaterinskemu je1lfu.
Preganjanje intelligence
Use narodno zavedno prad. !.
nistyo, duhovne, profesorje, uci
telje in znamenitejse rhestane
so pregnali ali pa vrgi Y kon
centracijska taborisca, ako jil
misc ustrelili.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-07

Joahim l., kralj obeh Sicilij,
francoski veliki admiral in 'moz
Karoline Bonaparte, je vstal.
- Louis je govoril sede. A biv-
senu prodajalniskemu slugi, XII
je bill postal kralj, Sc je upiralo
vse, kar je bio naravnega. Ia
krasni, pet in pol cevlja visok
vojak V polorientalski opravi, V
kateri so Sc mesali zamet, svila,
cipke, zlato, krzno, peresa in
demanti v smesno sliko, ki bill
bila pripravila vsakega mulata
v navdusenje, je incl cd sile
teatralno vedenje, V bith je
znal S svojim pogumom poteg-
niti vojsko "a seboj.
Cesar hoce, da govorimo
jasno," je pricel prostaskim
glasom, v katerem je Sc vedno
pogrkavala izgovarjava donna
cega kraja, "zato ne bonn hodil
kakor macka okrog vrele ka-
Sc. Gospodar v revoluciji pre-
novljene Francije, vodja arma-
de, v kateri je republikanska
zgodovina ohranila svoj ugled,
ne bo hotel tenn, da bi zasnu-
bill nadvojvodinjo, obuditi spo-
nina ma Avstrijko Mario An
toinetto, XII jo narod Sc vedno
sovrazi. Cesar je sam il sebe
postal vse kar je.
Slaven je! Kaj mu je treba
zbujati videz, da isce nicemur-
mega zadoscenja zvezi maj
bolj nazadnjaskim dvorom vse
Europe, z 'dvorom, XII je YES cas-
prezirljivo gledal ma Napoleo-
ma, dokler Sc nj preprical, da
so Bonaparti star plemiskj
rod!"
Pri teh besedah Sc je yzasme.
jail. Napoleon Sc je nekolike
vzravnal in preprosto odvrnil
"To je smesno. Mole plemstvt
sta ustanovili zmagi pri Monte
nottu in Arcolu. Avstrija bi mo
rala to najbolje vedeti."
Murat je nadaljeval "Ak'
Sc zbliza stare vIadarsko hi
SO, XII jo Francozi zanicujejo, s.
bo cesar zmanjsal in ponizal
Pravi prijatelje U velikega Napo
leona mu ne morejo svetovati
da bi wei hcer cesarja Franc;
"a zeno. Ruska princesa bi bill
mnogo boljsa. Ma tel strani n
more biti ne mucnih spomino
ne stare zamere. Ako sc hoce
mo povrh tega opreti ma kak
tujo silo, Sc moramo odlociti z
Rusijo, XII je mocna, med ter
ko je Avstrija vendarle sam
zines pokrajin, XII Sc komaj dl
re druga druge."
Govornik je obdeloval mizo
pestmi ter obracal mopsas
obraz Z zarecimi, izbuljenin
ocmi zdaj ma desno, zdaj ma i
vo. Pod svojo bahasko vnanjos
jo je bill velik prevejanec in
je upiral avstrijski zenitvi S;
mo il skrbi "a svoje koristi
Napolju. Mar nj sedel ma pr
stolu Observation-Disclosures deds
Taksna zveza je pomenila zal
nevarnost. TOda navZven Sc
delal zgolj sina revolucije
branilca slavnih izrocil fra
coske armade.
Njegov ognjeviti govor je
dobro preraCunan in Sc Nap
leonu nj Zdel napacen.
"Nikar tako lahkomiselno
govorite 0 Avstriji," je odv
nil svaku: "vec zivljenske m
ci ina V sebi, nego ljudje mis-
10; avstrijski vojaki so dobri
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-07

So pa so jim zazgai. Turnska
so tako strahovito pretepli, da
so mu polomili rebra ter ODE ro-
XII in nogi. Pc brezuspesnem IL
prasevanju junaski starec' nj
dal niti glasu cd sebe so ga
krvniki javno ma ulici ubili, da S
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-07

penerali izIlrieni Zadnia VOir
Zgodovinski roman


general izurjeni. Zadnja vojna
to dokazuje."
Da je Louis govoril "a SAX
sonsko, Murat pa "a Rusijo, Sc
Napoleonu nj zdelo cudno. Fou-
cheju je bilo tezko dognati raz-
polozenje rodbinskih clanov, nj
kar ze, da bi ,vplival mamie. Vsa-
ka napaka v tel smeri bi bila
nevarna. Gotovo je moral ONE
jiti svoje delo ma dostojanstve-
nike. Sicer pa nikakor nj bilo
treba enodusnosti nazorov. Ia
dostovala je vecina. Kakor hi
tro Sc pokaze ia, Sc il bodo go
tovo vsi radi pridruzili.
Napoleon je dal besedo Ev-
genu.
Vsi so brez radovednosti, S
simpatijo { k ali njegovega
mnenja. Use ga je imelo RADIO.
Nikomur nj napotoval, sal nj
bill ne velik vojskovodja ne 81
/ rok duh, ampak samo skromen,
odkrit clovek in posten uprav-
mix. Njegova vestnost in ma
tancnost sta ga delali Napoleo-
novega najboljsega ucenca. We
deli so, da 81 tako on kakor ME
gova matt Jozefina in njegova
dinjo "a naslednico. To je tudi
dinjo "a naslednico. To jetudi
brez ovinkov povedal in podprl
svoj predlog varnostjo, XII bi
/ jo zveza obeh monarhij prime
sla drzavi, zdaj, ko 81 po tolikih
zmagah iskreno zeli miru.
i Ko je koncal, mu je Napole-
on prisrcno pomahal z roko.
/. "Nu - Cambaceres."
| Visji kancelar. je izpregovo-
ril. Njegov govor je incl zasta-
relo obliko, XII je ustrezala ME.
govemu okusu in njegovi nice
. murnosti; bill je pac elovek sta
re omike. Vendar je bill "a ME
govimi besedami vzlic slovesn
nabuhlosti globlji smisel. Cam
baceres je bill tisti, XII jev v Bona
partoyem mogocnem upravnen
0 stroju predstavljal stalnost il
: ravnotezje. - Tudi on Sc je liz
e rekel proti avstrijski zenitvi.
"Ta mlada nadvojvodinja, k
je njena vzgoja gotovo vzorn'
. in XII bi mogle biti njene ljubez
, nive cednosti vsem evropshn
o princesam vzor, bi bila "a Fran
:, clio jake zazeljena cesarica, c
J., bi ne bila il avstrijske vlada1
. ske hise, XII je ze liza Karla '
sovrazna nasim koristim, in {
=, po drugi strani taksna izber
q ne bi pomenila nekaksnega pre-
p. klica tega, kar Sc je godilo
Franciji pred sedemnajstimi le
tt, ter nekaksne potuhnjene VI
/: nitve k start monarhiji. Zadn.
y; kralj in zadnja kraljica sta
- - bila krstna botra. Memo ime
y sc zdelo Francozom kakor oc
- tex minulosti, in najboljse OPP
re sedanjega reda bi videle
y MEM groznjo. Francija bi bill
- presenecena in ne bi mogla r;
zumeti tako nepricakovane o.
- locitve; &c je pa ne bi razum
- la, il tudi ne bi bilo dalec {
~ mrznje -
n ''To nj povsem tisto, kar Sc:
pricakoval,' je mislil Napol
)il on. "Stari prekanjenec noce
o. besedo ma dan. Videti je pa, {
pripravlja tia -
ne "Talleyrand ina besedo,"
r. rekel glasno.
TO- 'Napudrani ina besedo,"
IL rekel glasno.
IN (Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-07
tenn prestrasiio ostalo prebival-
Streljanje taIcev

n
stvo.
Streljanje talcev
" Marlboro ustrele skoro
ysak teden po 10 do Is talcev,
povecini mladih ljudi. Cd velike
noci do danes SO ustrelili preko
roo Judi. Obtoznica je yedno
ista:: stiki $ hostarji. TO zato,
ker 50 hostarji najveeja skrb
in strah nemskih krvnikov. r.
dino oni Sc morejo Be pred OBJ
novitvijo Jugoslavije vsaj delo-
ma mascevati "a zloGine proti
slovenskemu narodu.
Strasna usoda deklet
Najudanejsi hlapci Gestape
j in najhujsi krvniki nasega ma
roda so oni Nemci, XII SO kot
manjsina uzivali v Jugoslaviji Y
mnogih ozirih cello vee prayice
Cd mas sanlih. Ma Ijihov pred
log so nemska poyeljstva Y
vsej Sloveniji dala pograbiti de
kleta in mlade zene IL boljsih
his in seveda tudi lepe delavke
lin k1netice, ter jih zigosali ka-
kor v najtemnejsem srednjem
Iveku. Ma hrbtu nosijo usodni
: crki NM, kar pomeni Mill
taer maedchen'' dekletas "a
vojake. Drze jih zaprte Y. po-
sebnih hisah kanor prihajajo
nemski oficirji in vojaki, da Sc
zabavajo. Veliko stevilo teh ne
,lsrecnih je naredilo samonor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-07

Ma Sikh Uidimo velikeg0 Ce-
sarja Mussota . obleEi afriSke-
ga vojaka, XII je kratko pred Sc
domjim pozonoom posetI afriSko
"operacijsko somo," k0tero pa
Sc je bila med tenn isprenaenilo
D dirkahSGe, po kat erem sc
kokor sa stavo beSaE mjegovi
ju'aoki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-07

zCerkve SO dolgo casa ostale
zaprte in bile sele pozneje zopet
odprte pod pogojem, da Sc bo
sluzba bozja vrsila v nemscini.
Zato so tudi pripeljai nemske
duhoVne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-07
Pretep v cerkvi

Narod Sc je proti temu seve-
da uprl, nakar so ga Nemci za-
cell krvavo zatirati. v vasi st.
Pavel je prislo do pretepa, ko
Sc je narod uprl proti nastopu
nemskega duhovna. Ia je po te-
lefonu poklical policijo, XII je z
bici nagnala zene v cerkev,
moske pa polovila v kolikor nj
so pobegnili V gozdove.
Kanonik, DIR. Zagar, 60-letni
starec nj hotel zapustiti zupni-
Sea v vasi Nova Cerkev .pri Ce-
lju in je prepovedal nemskemu
duhovnu vstop v cerkev. Ia ka-
zen so ga zgrabili, strahovito
pretepli in mucili. Nemski poll
caji so mu zvezali noge in ga
potem vlekli po dvoriscu, do
kler ga nj zadela kap. A Sc jim
nj bilo dovolj - pretepali so ga
naprej, do smrti.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16
WALTZ DOES COMEBACK

The old-fashioned waltz comes h the fore again in Warner Brothers Gentleman Jin." Errol Flynn anc Alexis Smith dance 1t in a ball on the San Francisco Olympic Clut set,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16
IA TANK AT ETON'
 AT POLI'S TODAY
Mickey ROOney's Latest Film Billed With "High-
 ways at Night"

Today brings to the screen of the Loew-Poli theater an outstanding double feature. program, for 5 days positively terminating on Tuesday night to make way for the elaborate stage show that has been booked for showing next Wednesday.
 The program is made up, first of everybody's favorite Mickey Rooney in his latest picture "A Yank At Eton" and the star who has created box office history, was never better than he is in this film, that of an American high school boy, who ex- cels in sports especially football and all through his school years has his heart set on attending and playing on the famed Notre Dame football team.
 Through circumstances beyond his control, the marriage of his mother to titled Englishman he is taken to England to finish his education and entered into Eton, the customs, the disappointment at having to at tend school there, instead of his choice, does not tend to make him student easy to handle and he is continually in trouble until one day something is brought to his atten- tion that changes his entire view point and from there on he attempts to do everything that is expected of him and he puts his great athletic ability to work and things begin to tame down and to straighten out quite a bit.
 A great supporting cast has been assembled typical of all the films that you have seen this star. in and this one is no exception, among the many stars who will be seen, are Edmund Gwenn, Alan Mowbray and several of the new starlets who en- ter and leave Mickey's life, one among them especially your inter- est is drawn to and that is Juanita Quigley, watch this young lady as the sophisticated English girl that Andy meets on the boat and then later on in the years you will be able to say, and with a great deal of pleasure that you were one of the first to see this dynamic star in her | first picture, as she will without any question of doubt be one of the greatest of female stars that have ever flashed across the movie sky.
 On the same program, as the com panion feature there will be the &C., tion filled thriller, Highways At Night" with Richard Carlson, the new he-man of the screen and this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16
ANN CORIO STARS
 IN JUNGLE SIREN
Former Burlesque Stripper in First Film at Strand
 Tomorrow

Coming to the screen in picture, which combines all the dramatic thrills of her superb characterization of Tondelayo, the half-wild heroine of the stage success, White Car go," and with all the vibrant allure of her physical charms, the lulstrous Ann Corio will be seen at the Strand theater starting tomorrow in Jun gle Siren" a smash hit in which Buster Crabbe, the popular screen hero of hundred adventure stories, is co-Starred.
 The story is given a timely twist with Buster Crabbe as an American serving in the Free French forces in Africa, meeting up with Ann in the jungle as he makes survey for an air field. He finds the girl queen- ing over a tribe of friendly natives, and opposing the efforts of a Chief Schlangi who is working with a Nad secret agent to win the war riors over to the enemy.
 Soon the two are thrown into a swirl of exciting adventures in their efforts to outwit the Nazi spy and the treacherous chieftain. The girl has her own reasons for wanting to defeat the chiefs plan, for he had caused the death of her father and mother when she was baby, and now she has discovered the record of his perfidy in an old diary of her fathers in possession of Dr. Harri- gan, a kindly old drunk who has raised the girl from infancy, wher her missionary parents were killed
 You will enjoy the antics of trained chimpanzee, which is the constant companion of the jungle girl, Kuhlaya, as Ann is called. IT one scene as she swims in a pool the mischievous simian steals hel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16
Promising ctures Feature Programs Of LOcaI Iheate1s
TEDDY POWELLAT
 RITZ SUNDAY
Surprise Band of Year'' Features Peggy Mann,
 Tommy Taylor

Teddy Powell and his surprise band of the year" comes to the Ritz Ballroom in Bridgeport Sunday, october 18. Probably the best bid for the next top flight maestro, Teddy has finally overcome lady jinx-first in the choice of an ex- pensive group of musicians who did not work well together and secondly by a disastrous $25,OOO fire which destroyed his instruments and music. Now he is definitely on the road to success his band, every mem Der an important cog in creating the perfect musical pictures of the cur hits, has won enviable success on the air, and personal appearances, as well as recordings. Teddy features the "band within a band" the Six Teddy Bears, lovely Peggy Mann, Tommy Taylor, romantic baritone, Lou Fromm, "drummatics," Dick Mains, and Irving Fazola. There is dancing every Saturday at the Ritz with the Case Ritz orchestra, Isa- belle singing. On Fridays Irving Hintz and his Farmers hold forth with Square Sets n Waltbes. Jolly Jack Rohel plays his grand polka music at the Ritz for the first time Sunday, October 25. On Wednesday, October 21, the Kosciuszko orches- tra will play a return engagement
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16
STATE FEATURING
 BROADW'Y COMEDY
asMy Sister Eileen" Stars ! ROsaIind Russell and
 Janet Blair

'sMy sister Eileen" based upon the Mproarious stage success which has hanicked the Broadways of the na- kion for two solid years, has set a standard for laughter the like of which Waterbury has never known before.
 Starring Rosalind Russell, Brian Arerne and Janet Blair the linn $ currently at Warmers State the nter and is said to be twice as lus- krous as the stage success, and twenty times as hilarious =. no mean rec ord for a motion picture whose the Rtrical predecessor has conVulseo more than three million theatergoers Nj more than two solid years.
 Miss Russell and Miss Blair are lhe two sisters, Ruth and Eileen, Gho come to New York to win fame and fortune as author and ac- kress respectively. Ruth is a req ponablv level-headed individual; her kjd sister Is a blond and devastating Sounp woman who manages to get Into one difficulty after another Both sisters complicate their lie ha New York by choosing a residence, ! Greenwich Village basement apart ment which becomes the happy hunting ground of every wolf ill New York.
 The sensational success of the screen version of "My Sister Eileen Is attributed by critics to its superb rast and madly merry story of the two curious maidens from Colum- bus, Ohio, and the things they saw and the thing they did in Manhat- kan's Greenwich Village.
 The stellar supporting cast in- rludes George Tobias, Allyn Joslyn Miss Jeff Donnell, Richard Quine June Havoc, Donald MacBride anc others of equal importance
 Hello Annapolis" with Ton Brown and Jean Parker is the sec ond big hit of the program.
 The dramatization of one of tht most spectacular battles of this wal will be on view when Wake Island comes to he screen at the State the ater starting Wednesday.
 The gripping re-enactment of th' bic stand of a handful of courageou Marines who staved off Jap invasion for fourteen days, features a grea cast headed by Brian Donlevy, Roo ert Preston and Macdonald Carey Also included in the roster of play CTS ire Albert Dekker, Walter Abel Barbara Britton ard William Ben dix.
 "Priorities on Parade" the bi musical about the tive charmers wh' turn out Uncle Sans dive bombers will be the second hit of Wednes dayg show. Ann Miller, Bett, Rhodes, Jerry Colonna, Johnni Vera Vague and score of othe fayorites are included in the elab orats cast.
 Cl .. attractions coming soon t the State include "The Major an the Minor" with Ginger Rogers an Ray Midland: 'The Glass Key" q Night in New Orleans" and man others.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16
COMPLAINTS MADE
 BY AUTO OWNERS

Three car owners complained to police today that their vehicles were broken into last night. Two of the thefts took place in the same vicinity.
 Joseph Bergantino, of 78 Fran cis street, reported that he lost two blast horns, a set of tools and other articles. His car had been parked at East Main and Orange streets.
 James Smith, of 91 Highland ave- nue, whose car was parked in the same area, said that papers and other items had been taken from his car.
 William E. Borner, of 4 Bronx avenue, reported that insurance pol- icies and other papers had been talk en from his parked car on Central avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16

Monterrey, Mexico, ascribes it's re- cent rapid growth to the Pan- American Highway.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16

forceful actor, will thrill you in a picture that has action, thrills, TO- nance and comedy all crammed into its one hour of time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16

scanty sarong, and she is forced to chase 1t through the jungle.
 On the same program is another smash hit, Baby Face Morgan" with Mary Carlisle and Richard Crom- well.
 Tonight the Strand concludes the engagement of "Tales of Manhat- tam co-starring Rita Hayworth and Charles Boyer with a galaxy of oth- CT stars. On the same bill is "The World At War" Tonight on its stage, the Strand presents Amateur Night a gigantic amateur contest in which young and old alike compete for big cash awards. Make plans now t oattend this double combina- ton event of stage and screen to- night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16
BOYER SIGNS w1NN1NGER

Hollywood-Charles Winninger wins one of the prize roles of the season with his signing by Uni- versal to join Charles Boyer and Barbara Stanwyck in the second in the second of Boyer's and Julien Duvivier's co-producing effort ten tatively titled "Flesh and Phantasy." He will portray circus impress ario
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16
STAR RIDES MOTORCYCLE

Hollywood-Alan Jones, singing star, who is appearing in three Uni- versal pictures this year, including that studios Moonlight in Havana" 1" has purchased a motorcycle for his daily trips from his home in Brentwood to the film plant in Uni- versal City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16
BEAUTIES FOR "sIN TOWN"

HCllywood-Jean Trent, the girl whose shapely figure figuratively stopped the camera in "Saboteur, and Rebel Randall. the Coca Cola poster model, have been added to the cast of Universal's "Sin Town" headlining Constance Bennett, Brod Crawford. Patrick Knowles and Anne Gwynne.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16

Ann Corio, the gIamorous queen of striptistic artistry, is starred
 in Jungle Siren" which opens it's first-run, first Waterbury show ing tomorrow at the Strand Theater. On the same program is "Baby Face Morgan" with Rich ard Cromwell and Mary Carlisle.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-04
Torch
Continued from Page ~

(COntlnued from rage -
the ground" the detective said.
Moore pointed to the absence
Of skid marks such as would
likely have appeared had the
fire been accidental. IF Nc
Donald had accidentally drop
ped a cigarette in a can of gas
oline in the rear seat while he
was driving, he would have
jammed on the brakes" the de-
tective reasoned.
Statements taken from fellow
workers of -McDonald's wife,
Aileen, all indicated that she
and her husband had quarrelled
over his interest in a Detroit
married woman.
She told her supervisor she
planned TO go to Reno for di-
vorce and asked a transfer to
the Chicago branch of the auto
motive firm which employed
her.
Although Coroner. Groesbeck
cant believe he committed sui
eide" he said he would follow
the recommendations of Detec-
tive Moore"
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.Japs
(Continued from Page ~

in the Japanese base at Sala-
maua. New Guinea: bombed en-
envy seaplanes at Faisi, destroyed
fuel dumps at Buka and targets
at Kieta, all in the upper Solo
mons; bombed and machine-gun-
ned Japanese troops in the Ko-
koda area, New Guinea, and
pounded sea-borne Japanese
forces in the lower SolomonS.
Once again, Gen. Douglas
MacArthur'S headquarters noted
the absence of japanese attempts
at interrogation, thereby strength
ening the belief in some quart
ers that Japan was Withdrawing
all available air power from the
South Seas theater for new Of
fensive elsewhere.
AT sea, the Navy in Washing
ton reported, u. S. submarines
striking at Japan's far-drawn
lines of supply, sank five more
enemy ships, including a light
cruiser-making a total of 80
Japanese vessels sunk or dam
aged by American underseas
craft since Pearl Harbor.
The Navy said u. s. Marines
were steadily Tightening their
grip on the Solomon Islands and
that small enemy attachments
attempting to regain footholds
in the strategic Archipelago
were "being sought out and en-
gagged"
American land-based aircraft,
operating from the Jap-built
Guadalcanal airfield, attacked
and hit ships engaged In landing
operations in that sector, but the
extent of damage was unknown,
the Navy said.
American defenders were Gre
dited with shooting down three
enemy bombers and five fight
ers during an attack on u. S.
positions on Guadalcanal.
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night communique announced,
all enemy attacks were beaten
off with heavy losses for him.
Eleven German tanks, nine guns
and 25 trucks were destroyed
and about one enemy infantry
battalion was annihilated."
Russian troops who threaten
the Axis flank within the Don
bend we're reported to have beat
en- off several counterattacks.
The Russians said violent
fighting continued for river
crossings in the Mozdok area of
the central Caucasus, gate
way to Caucasian mountain
passes to the south and the
Grozny oil fields to the east.
Soviet fighter planes were de-
clared to have shot 10 MesSer-
schmitts from a formation Of IL
in aerial combat.