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The union times., 1942-02-14
Chest Holds
 Meeting With Labor Heads
Results of Fall Campaign, Workers, Fuller Under
 standing Discussed

A pOst-campaign conference of the New Haven Community Chest and labor representatives, to con- slider the results of the fall cam paign of the Chest and possible ways of increasing among work CTS an understanding of the so- cial needs of the community, was held last week. The labor repre- sentatives present were Harold V. Feinmark, president, New Ha- ven Central Labor Council, AFL. Stephen Petrucci, president, New Haven Industrial Union Council, CIO, and C. s. Bremner, New Haven Typographical Union, member of the Chest board of di- rectors. Representing the Chest were J. Coy Reid, campaign chairman and secretaries Homer W. Borst and James M. Groves.
 GOAL NOT REACHED
 The campaign goal was $640,00C including a new item of $12,500 fo the Defense Council cash and pledge totalling $632,002 were received dur ing the campaign and additional sub scriptions have come in but the ful objective has not yet been reached.
 LABOR'S AID
 The Chest representatives ex- pressed keen appreciation of the cooperation received from or ganized labor in the campaign,
The union times., 1942-02-14
Tube Bending

Continued from Page One) You have to decide whether your in terests and the companys are tne same "He stressed the fact that some people in the plant received as many as four raises in a year whereas under contract all workers would probably be limited to one raise per year Nor did he neglect to extoll the virtues of the open shop.
 Members of labor unions and non-members are employed with out any discrimination whatsoever, and as long as I am connected with the management of the company that policy will continue"
 ''It was good speech," Clark admitted, ''but that open shop line tells the whole story"
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Egan
Continued from Page One)
 NO .BOTTLENECK

While the state officer believed all workers, organized and unorganized, whether in defense production or not, should use the Compact machinery, at the same time discretion must be used in forwarding the cases to Gov ernor Hurley. Such discretion will prevent any bottleneck, Egan said.
 SEES INCREASE
 In general, the secretary-treas- urer is confident that the ranks of organized labor will be swelIed by thousands here in Connecticut and by millions throughout the country.
 "SOme local unions, of course, will lose membership through the dislocation of industry necessary to war conversion, but these losses will be more than compensated by the influx of thousands of workers into war industries whose expansion will necessitate many nOn-uniOn mem. bers including women and youth who will be brought into our ranks by our members working at their side," Egan concluded.
The union times., 1942-02-14
Directory

Meetings at the New Haven Labor Temple, Friday, Feb. l3 to Thursday, Feb. l9. (All meetings at 8 PM. unless oth- erwise stated
 Friday-Local 79, Carpen- ters; Local 424, Structural Iron Workers; HOisting En- gineers.
 Saturday-LOcal II, Ba- kers at 5 PM.
 Sunday-Local 37, Brewery Workers at 9 AM; Textile Workers at 10 AM.
 Monday = Local 2O536, Warehouse Workers; Local 273, Motion Picture Oper- atOrs at midnight.
 Tuesday-Elm Lodge APO, Machinists; DeXtOne Work CTS.
 Wednesday - Local I86, Painters.
 Thursday - New Haven Central Labor Council.
The union times., 1942-02-14

Continued from Page One) Representative LeRoy B. Downs, Fourth District, who declared:
 "I am in hearty accord with your protest. 1 feel that. bread and milk should be delivered every day, and l am endeavoring to ascertain if any order limiting deliveries on these com modities has been issued by the gov ernment. I am not sure that this is a government order and it might be a move by the companies to limit de- liveries."
 Also in full accord with the union protest was Representative Lucien Maciora, who said:
 Tt would be difficult to conceive a purpose more necessary than the in surance of uninterrupted delivery of such staples as bread and milk,' and added he would insist that there would be no serious dislocation in methods for servicing consumers of these very essential products
 Replies were also received from Senators John A. Danaher and Fran cis Maloney and Congressman Her man P. Kopplemann, William J. Fitz- gerald and James A. Shanley. The letter from the Office of Price Ad- ministratiop was signed by J. K. Gal braith, Assistant Administrator, and Ben w. Lewis, price executive, Rub Der and Rubber Products Section.
The union times., 1942-02-14
.PainterHeads Committee to
 Defend Labor
Group To Counteract All "Vicious Anti-Labor
 Propaganda"

WICHITA, Kans.-Taking the of fensivd against the current barrage of anti-union propaganda, the Wichita Trades & Labor Assembly has set up the Labor Defense Committee. The lO-man group is headed by William Fox of the Bro. of Painters, Dec orators & Paperhangers.
 Purpose of the committee is to counteract some of the vicious anti union propaganda emanating from the air waves and daily press," said The Plaindealer, local A.F.L. paper.
The union times., 1942-02-14
Team SterS

(Continued from Page One) Representative LeRoy B. Downs Fourth District, who declared:
The union times., 1942-02-14
Unions Fight
 Rent Couging

DAYTON, O-Dayton unions are carrying on an all-out fight against rent gouging.
 Union members and local unions are reporting cases of unfair rent boosts to the fair rent committee of the Day ton Defense Council, which in turn calls upon the landlord for an ex- planation.
The union times., 1942-02-14
THE REVERSE

Has your baby learned to talk yet?"
 "He has. We're teaching him to keep quiet now"
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all Business Still Not Getting us. Defense Contracts

which included a resolution en- dOrsing the campaign by the New Haven Central Labor Council, news stories and a donated ad- vertisement in THE UNION TIMES and other assistance. MT. Feinmark commented on the evi- dent increase of understanding and good will in relation to the Chest, which was noticeable in this campaign. Plans were dis cussed for keeping the rank and file of subscribers informed of the good work accomplished with their money, along community health and welfare lines.
The union times., 1942-02-14
DUTIES

''The duties of the committee will be to defend organized la- Dor against unjustified attacks, and to aid in exposing any groups or individuals who they find have engaged in gouging workers through high prices of commodities, rents and necessi- ties of life," the paper said.
 Organized labor is well able to de fend itself and is never unduly alarm ed at just criticism, but its members are convinced that a concerted drive is now being waged to discredit the whole labor movement"
The union times., 1942-02-14
RUTHLESS"


 big business.
 RUTHLESS"
 "The O.P.M", said the Senate committees report, ''was utterly ruth less toward little business and there is no sign that the War Production Board will take a materially different attitude. Tremendous loans have been made to large concerns and III some cases the government itself has built plants for companies to operate. But small business has had a tremendous difficulty in securing loans of any kind.
 The history of the past year fails to record a case in which the govern ment has built plant for any small concern. no matter how efficient, to operate.
 ''Fifty-six of America's l84,23O manufacturing establishments have been awarded over 75 per cent of Army and Navy contracts. The re- maining fragment of the defense program is distributed among about 6,OOO prime contractors. Of the concerns not included in the de- fense program directly, about 4,OOO hold subcontracts. Over l74,OOO manufacturing establishments have not been touched by the O.P.M. in its mobilization of the nations in- dustriaI resources"
 The Senate committee. under the chairmanship of Senator James Mur- ray CD. Mont. ), charges that the vast productive capacity, both in men and machines, that lies in small business is going untapped because men in the O.P.M. and WIPE. were and are big business-minded.
The union times., 1942-02-14
F. D. R..

(Continued from Page One)
 pointing this War Labor Cabinet, the Council is proud to recognize that President Roosevelt is following the same high level of statesmanship as was shown by Gov. Robert A. Hurley of Connecticut when the gov
The union times., 1942-02-14

Mention THE UNION TIMES when shopping, and help Labor's Own Paper grow.
The union times., 1942-02-14
Committee Of Senate Says So In Report.
56 Manufacturing Plants Received 75% Of All
 Contracts

WASHINCTON.-The US. Sem ate recently heard report from its. special committee investigating the problems of small business which declared small business is facing bankruptcy because administrators of the war program are drawn al- most exclusively from the ranks of big business.
The union times., 1942-02-14
Musicians
(Continued from Page One) COUNCIL DELEGATES

Delegates to the New Haven Cen tral Labor Council include Robert Schecter, business agent; A. Win nick, ROberti, Carl C. Hoff, Irving Hintz, with alternates William Win nick and Harry L. Benson.
 House committee: Harold Freed chairman; w. Winnick, Frank De- Matteo, Nicholas Grannis, Schecter Benjamin Burke, Syl Loro, Daniel Geremia, and Fred Gaffney.
 Radio committee: Freda Svirsky chairlady; Sy Eyer, Ludwick Sikor- sky, Gerald Giudice, Bud Finch, Ben son, Russell C. Spang, Gus Meyers and H. Joseph Klimpl.
 THEATRE COMMITTEE
 Theatre committee A. Winnick chairman; Svirsky, Edward Witt stein, Harry Berman, Leo Troostwyk Ernest Fasano, Bernard E. Burke Spang, Morris Wattstein, Frank Melarose, James D'Amato, Giudice Al Amato, Klimpl, and F. D'Amato End.
 Price committee: Edward Witt, stein, Harry German, John F. Cipri- ano, Irving Hintz, and Earl Strong leaders, with w. Winnick, Franl D'Amato, End, Harvey PersEy, James V. Errico, and Hoff side men.
 Finance committee: A. Winmck Robert B. Derbacher, Benson, ant Harold Freed. Otto A. Weber an( Charles H. Ertelt are the auditors.
 ENLIST
 Joseph BaraccO, Morris Stein berg and Louis DeStefanO are mem bers who have recently enlisted il the armed forces, with Samuel u Goodman and John F. Cangi calle' back into military service.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-28

sta: najprej sola, kakor Sc spo-
dobi, potem zivljenje!'
"Javor mi je bill razlagal ne
kdaj ljubezen kot> turistiko.
"Javor je turist."
IUzitek sam ma sebi! Triglav
ali Mangart, Veliki kick ali Be
la CORA, Bled ali Opatija, Roz-
mix ali Golovec, - to je precej
vseeno; vse oh svojem casu.
Ljubezen je sama sebi namen;
cim raznovrstnejsa, TEN bujnej-
sa in zabavnejsa.p
"Brez duse."
HNe vem ;"
'No - morda tudi z duso; a
|potem - z umazano duso."
~ necisto duso.''
"Javor Sc ugonobi >"
Dreja hoce Sc nekaj reei, pa
Sc prekine, vzdihne in Sc ozre
v nebo 4 .~>
Tomo Sc mu cudi sam pri Sc
bi: - Ia naivni, dobrodusn
fantek, XII je bill popoldne Sc YES
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-28
"Povej mi, Dreja!"

"Povej mi, Dreja!"
'Nic nj posebnega, moi dra-
gi. Pravzaprav 81 niti sam Sc
nisem popolnoma ma jasnem.
Danes Sc mi je zaeelo nekaj syl-
|tati -"
Po kratkem molku nadaljuje:
mira je Sc .nnlada in nezre-
la. LIE potrpimo malo! Ona je
Sc solarica."
"Solarica?"
''Mlada ljubezen!" - je re-
| kel Breznik. "Vse to nase MIA
do iskanje in hlastanje, poze-
ljenje in hrepenenje, ljubimka-
ME, - vse to je sele sola "a
pravo, veliko ljubezen. In mi vsi
smo solarji."
"Slabi solarji" - rece To.
mo.
"Slabi in dobri," Sc ma
smehne Dreja. $50 ljudje, XII SC
samo "a Solo; vse zivljenje So
Ilarji. So pa tudi, XII ne morejc
docakati, da dovrsijo nauke; t
bi zaziveli brez vsake Sole"
"Ti 81 pri zadnjih, Dreja."
"Najsolidnejsa je srednja vr
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-28

samo notranja. v >tebi samen1,
v tvoji dust = vstane kazen."
"vstane bog!'
"Sediva tn ma klop!' pravi
Dreja. ''V tenn smrecju je tema
kakor v rogu.p
"Kako je $ kraljem ma Be
tajnovi? 2" vprasa Tomo. "Ko-
rakal je preko trupel - in je
zmagal."
"V komediji je zmagal. Zad-
Mi akt pa Sc je moral izvrsiti v
njegovi dust, - bill je tragieen. "
"In satan Sc je royal"
."Neeist uzitek duso obreme-
nj, da postane nesposobna "a u
zivanje. Necistost ubija duso.
Samo &c 81 brez greha, mores
do najvisjega uzitka."
"Kateri je najvisJ?'
"Velika ljubezen! Spojitev
dusw
"Ljubezen "a zivljenje. Veru'
jes vanjo?"
"Verujem!" - Dreja vzdihne
in skrije obraz v dlani.
"Ti skrivnostni moi cvet, t
roza mogota!" - zasepece To
mo komaj slisno. Nenadoma pa
Sc vzdigne in Sc ore okoi; ida.
sele je spoznal okroglico, kje1
je bill popoldne z Miro.
Dreja Sc mu nasmehne:
"Tu te je danes Mira poljubi
Ia"
"Kaj? - Oprosti, Dreja! Ja
sem jo bill poljubil ... Kaj ma
STORM? = Clovek jeF kako
pes -.
"Nikar Sc ne vznemirjaj, To
mo! Pred menoj 81 cist. Ona j
Etebe poljubila. Ona te je iska
, la :. Meni je jako ljubo, da S
zopet briga zate. Upam, da s
= vse lepo in pametno razvije =.
Njena dusa je v velikih sits
kah. Kriza mora biti skoro n
vrhuncu."
"Kriza
"Cim vec mas je oh njeni strs
a nj, tenn laze je prestane.. Ali
: je pravila o svoji - ideji?"
n 20 kaksni ideji?"
V "Saj ne vem, &c je resnicn
:, njena ideja . Ona Sc ii ze
razodene. JAZZ nocem mesat
Maj Sc stvar razvija, kakor
Ii doloeeno! JAZZ sem pripriean, &
e sc prav razvije. Maj gre mag;
ri tik oh brezdnu, samo, da pr
de mimo -.
e "To so mi same zagonetk
z Clovek Sc nazadnje tudi il bre
J. dna Sc izkoplje."
n "Tudi iz brezdna sc lahko
je koplje; - ampak ."
Tomo je prestrasen; nagl
Sc k prijatelju in sc dotakl
je njegove roke:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-28

TEX. MoTaa. Mogoce Je res Ia-
ko." i
"In pomisli - smrt ma visli-
cah!"
"Trenotek je prekratek."
"Dovolj je dolg, da obcutis to
brezmejno zanicevanje do vse-
ga, kar ostane "a teboj. To "a
nicevanje mora biti nekaj ne
skoncno sladkega."
''Ce 81 bill v pravici!"
"Ce 81 bill v krivici, je Sc lep-
Sc. Tu imas Sc roganje poleg
zanicevanja. Roganje, satansko
roganje bozji uzitek!"
Tomu Sc bliskajo oei, zobje
mu tho skrtajo.
"Hudic Sc roga, kadar drugi
umirajo, ne kadar sam crkava,' -
- rece Dreja.
"Haha -" - sc zasmeje To-
mo. "Kaj pa je smrt? Ali ver-
James vanjo? - In neumrjoc-
most duse? Dusa re, XII uziva
- In satan je vendar vecen
Vsaj on je vecen!"
Dreja nagubanci cello, stisne
ustnice in molci :. Cez nekaj
casa zacne iznova:
cali 81 videl, kako je Javol
vzrojil, ko sem bill omenil pro
gresivno paralizo?"
Tomo pridrzi korak:
"Zakaj je vzrojil, Dreja?'
Ia skomizne pleci:
"Ne vem. JAZZ Sc Sc vedno Gu
dim. - To pa je gotovo: - DO
lezen nj uzitek zanj."
Prijatelja obmolkneta in "a
vijeta skozi park ma desno. o.
gradu odseva motna luc, izme'
drevja v drevoredih zare posa
meme svetilke -.
'Dusa je, XII uziva, - to j
tisto! Filister ne uziva z dus(
Njegova dusa je pregnana
zadnjo zapraseno k a m rice
Zgolj telesno uzivanje je zna
filistrstva."
"Bogdan je filister'', - Sc ne
smehne Tomo.
"Vzgoje nam je treba. Dus
potrebuje sole, da postane EMO;
, ma "a uzivanje. Lepoto vidis
10 obcutis; &c tt ne odmeva
dust in &c tie ne zgrabi "a src
je uzitek nepopolen."
"Necist."
"Necist je, vidis! Sal je tu
!; greh uzltek, - a pokora mu
q "a petami."
o cali nj pokora uzitek?"
'Kazen je uzitek, dokler Sc
), zavedas krivde. Ko sc sam ka
. nujes, ko Sc tt dusa zvije b
: lecinah in skoprni Cd kesa
. pokore, - takrat Sc tt odkri
=, kazen."
"Bog v cloveku!'
"Zunanje kazni nj, kazen
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-28
rs. decembra, 1912.

otrocji, rnu je nenadorna od-
kril pogled v globine svoje res
ne moske duse, razumne, Gust
vene, trpece -.
Po poti zuraj zaskriplje pc
SEX. Blizajo Sc koraki, slisati je
Iglasove.
Dreja iztegne roko in posluh-
ne
"To so oniv'
Tomo poslusa in Sc zaeudi:
"stacunarj?v
"Pustiva jih mimo! Tho! JAZZ
bi zdaj ne mogel +"
Bogdan govori. Cutil je bese-
de:
"Breznik je filister."
In Javornikov glas:
''Kadar zenska ostari, Sc po-
tercijali; moz Sc pomorali!"
Kosanov smeh u. Glasovi Sc
Ioddaljujejo in utihnejo 80.
Tomo Sc zasmeje: !.
"Ali 81 ga slisal? Kdo je
zdaj fiister?"
| tDalje prinodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-28
LOJZ KRAIGHER
MLADA
L,JUBEZEN
"Kaksna nesposobnost?"
zarezgece Bogdan.

"kaksna nespOsobnOst?' -
zarezgece Bogdan.
Doktor Breznik vstane:
"A najvecji uzitek je menda
srboritost; zlasti 'pri kostrunu'
Okoli polnoci, ko je natakarica
re zaspana in pivo plehko. Lah-
ko noe, gospoda!'
"Kdor gre "a padarjem, je
strahopetec,' - zarjove mad
perocnik.
cali sc hoces spreti nji1h?"
- Sc prestrasi sodnik Kosan.
Zdravnik placuje Francki in
Sc obrne mirno:
''In JAZZ, prijatelj?"
"Tudi ii 81 strahopetec"
''To je tvoja diagnoza. A mo-
ia Sc glasi: - prijatelj Javor-
mix je srborit, ker je zapisal
danes dvakrat V svoj donjuan-
ski dnevnik: - diem perdidi!'
"Briga meme dan; samo da
noci ne izgubim!" - zavpije
oni.
"Glej, da je V stacuni ne "a
pravis!!"
Vecja polovica druzbe odide
z Breznikom. Pri nadporocniku
ostaneta samo Kosan in Bog
dan. Zadnji zaprska:
"zivela stacuna!"
Jazbinsek Sc zakrohoce, kC
odhaja:
"ziveli stacunarji!'
In Bogdan zapoje zopet:
"zivio, oj zivio -"
Mad Krimom sveti krajet
lune, zvezde SO obledele. Zral
je vlazen, skoraj hladen. Izpre
hajalisca so osamela. Sapics
Sumlja V vrhovih drevja. |;
globine drevoreda zeva skriv
! nosten mrak.
Tomo in Dreja hodita pocasi
oba zamisljena. Brez dogovor;
} sta ostala skupaj - kakor b
ju gnala zelja, da Sc pribliz
dusa dust, da Sc razgali src
Srcu -.
"Preko trupel! - Dobro!
pravi Dreja. "Ampak Javor j
. pozabil, da unici ia evangeli
0 tudi NIGGA samega.'
:, "Prej ali slej, brez dvoma!
"Preko lastnega kadavra -
to je tisto!'
, "Njemu je tudi bolezen uzj
TEX"
"Bolezen je nesposobnost i
: nesposobnost nj uzitek - j
trdil."
" "Nazadnje: - to hi Sc razu
: mel, vse je lahko uzitek. Bole
I zen in sramota, trpljenje, tue
e smrt! Pri vsakem uzitku je NJ
a kaj bolecine. In kje je meja zs
n MO? Kar ii razburka custv;
l, kar ii pretrese duso, - je dc
a zivetje, je uzitek. Gin globlj
,: dozivetje, TEN vecji uzitek. Ma.
: globlje dozivetje je mend
e smrt Torej?"
l. "Potem je smrt najvecji uz
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-28

- histerija in perverznost IN
drugi surogati zdrave spolno-
sti. Nasa zenska je komaJ ere
la "a ljubimkanje, "a koketira-
ME ;sposobnost "a ljubezen Je
strasno redka."
"Vecina zensk je lmrzlih,'
meni Jazbinsek resno.
Kosan re zakrohoce:
"Odkod pa tt naenkrat S ta-
kimi izkusnjami?'
"Vidfs, Bogdan," - praVl
nadporocnik, "zato je danes "a
peljevanje zmerom tezje. Zen
ske MISC vec "a to-"
Oni pa zaprska:
"Don-Juanstvo je umetnost"
"Zmerom tezja umetnost!"
"Poizkusita Sc vidva este
ticnim uzivanjem!" - Sc ma
muZne SOQnlk.
Javornik Sc zasmeJe:
"To je Breznikov evangellj."
"Hodi "a menoj, prijatelj"
- pravi Breznik.
"On hodi rajsi "a njegovo ze-
no." - posepeta Jazbinsek Zlt-
niku V uho.
"Ce hoces do najvisjega uzit-
ka, pridi "a menoj!'
cali 81 ga ii dosegel?" - Sc
obrne Javornik k zdravniku.
"Zdelo sc mi je bilo ~
"Bilo!" poprime nitro
nadporocnik.
90 tenn ne bonn govoril."
"Poidi k vragu!" - Sc ra-
zvname oni. "Esteticno uzivanje
- to nj nikako uzivanje, to je
- molitev! In "a molitev - ,zdi
Sc mi - sem Sc premlad. Do
kler Sc lahko zavriskam in "a
ukam, hocem prav brezboznc
vasovati pri lepih deklicah."
''In pri lepih zenkah," - do
stavi sodnik KoSan.
''In pri lepih zenkah, - zla.
sti, ce imajo moraliste "a mo.
ze, zakaj potem je delo lazje.'
Zdravnik Sc zgane, oceh Sc
mu zabliska. Porocnik Praznil
povzame naglo:
"Tu ne gre "a moraliziranje
"a higijeno gre, "a eticno higi
jeno."
''Za dusevno in telesno zdrav
je," - kima JazbinSek.
"Pojdi k vragu z zdravjem!'
pravi Javornik. "Kaj pa je xiv
ljenje? Danes je Sc tvoje, jutr
bo ze bogve cegavo. zivljenje j
samo sebi namen. To je edin;
resnica, XII sem jo spoznal. Il
dvoje je mogOce: - altruiZem
egoizem. kdOr Sc Ia bliznjeg;
zrtvuje, je bedak. Ostane emo
- izkoriScanje zivljenja in vse
ga zivega. Brezobzirno uzivanj
- to je evangelij! Vsak pomi
sick je veriga ma nogah; stra]
pred ljudmi, pred kaznijo -
slepota. &c je uzitek velik, m
ne more biti zal nicesar - n
pogazenih zakonov, ne uniceni]
zivljenj, ne strtih dus. Prek
trupel - to je evangelij!",
"Kaj pa vest?" vpras
Prank nlalo zalostno.
"Res je: cista vest je uzitek
pa tudi tezka vest je uzitek. Dc
brota je uzitek; pa tudi gre
je uzitek. Hvaleznost in sovra
stvo, kes, zlocin in kazen - VS.
je uzitekn'
"Tudi vislice so uzitek," =
meni doktor Breznik Z mirn
ironijo.
"Tudi vislice so uzitek!" =
poudari Javornik in ga grd
pogleda.
"zivele vislice!" - vzklikn
sodnik Kosan in Pile.
"zivio, oj zivio :" - zapc
je Bogdan.
"Tudi bolezen je uzitek," =
pravi BreZnik.
"Samo emo nj uzitek," - oo
govori nadporocnik sovral
MIN glasom. "Nesposobnost I
uzitek!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-28

Rose Teed IL Neao YorE0, Sta
RAJ dvajset let, :je H1a obVes6emo,
da DO meko jesero mo- Kodiak
otok,J % A1aski dobizo po mji
svoie imae. Omenjema 81 naaogo
dopisuie 2 ondotninaS vojahi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-29
French Commanders
Defiance Of Nazis in
1unisia Disclosed
Gen. Barre Rejected
Two UItimutums TO
Join Germun Forces

BY he Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-The Algiers
radio revealed last night that Gen
Louis jacques Barre, commander of
French forces in Tunisia, rejected
two Nazi ultimatums to join the
Germans with his troops, and cede
virtually all the territory to Nazl
military control.
The ultimatums were issued dur
ing November by Gen Walther
Nehrlng, German commander in Tu-
niSia, and Air Marshal Albert Kes-
selring. Axis air commander in the
Mediterranean theater. according to
the broadcast, recorded by the FEC.
Revelation was made with the
publication CT texts of two orders Of
the day by Gen. Barre, withheld
until now for military reasons, the
Aleier5 radio said.
Gen. Barre was quoted as saying
that the demands were accompanied
by threats of attack and bombing,
and that both were carried out.
In Gen. Barre's orders of the day
he paid a tribute to French troops
attacked at Medjez-el-Ba Tu-
nisia, on November 10. In his words,
they were the first to give their
lives In order to keep untainted the
honor of France and her empire
Elsewhere he was quoted as say
ing: I'VE are taking up the strug-
gle again Making common cause
with the French troops in Algeria.
we shall accept the help that the
Allies, with whom we have already
gained great victory in 1918. are
bringing us, as they did Is years
ago"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-29
Man, 81, Admits Killing
Girl, 10, in Cincinnati

BY the Associated Press
CINCINNATI. Dec. 29-Acting
Detective Chief Patrick Hayes an
nounced today Anthony Treat, 81,
had confessed the Staying of To-
year-old Helen Sellers, whose body
was found beneath an abandoned
freight shed las. Saturday.
I'm guilty. Mr. Hayes quoted the
man who served two prison terms
for sex crimes Il took the girl out
of the saloon. She followed me for
three squares, walking behind me-
II had been drinking. Everything
went black
Police moved Immediately to place
murder charges against Treat who,
until this morning. had persisted in
denials that he knew anything about
the Staying
The break" appeared to have re-
suited from a change of conscience,
Mr.. Hayes said. Detectives said they
noticed yesterday a gradual lessen
ing OF bravado, particularly as Treat
seemed to grasp the fact that pneu-
monia was PARTLY responsible for
Helen's death, some "a to So hours
after she was attacked.