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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-21
NOVA JUGOSLOVANSKA VLADA
Nagovor predsednika Wade narodu Jugoslaviji

NEW YORK, 16. augusta -
(JIC) - Predsednik move jugo-
slovanske Wade v Londonu, &.
Bozidar Puric, je naslovil naro-
du v Jugoslaviji dne 13. t. m.
preko londonskega radia ma
slednji govor:
"Jugoslovani!
"Radi brzega razvoja medina
rodnih dogodkov in ker sc pri-
pravljamo ma resevanje probe
NOV, katerih nj mogoee odlaga-
tt, ter vsled demisije zadnjega
predsednika ministrskega sveta,
katero so povzrocila stalna ne
sporazumljenja med clani Wade,
XII nj mogla nadaljevati svojih
poslov, mi je nj. vel. kralj Pc.
ter II. blagohotno poveril nalo'
go, da sestavim novo vlado "a
izvrsevanje tekocih poslov.
"Naloga move Wade je ma
slednja:
IS skupnim in podvojenin
naporom vojske, ter naroda
domovini in v inozemstvu, b.
vlada, S prijateljsko podpor'
nash zaveznikov, storila vs.
kar DO v njenih moceh, da do
seze cimprej zmagoviti zaklju
eek vojne in osvoboditev mas
zasuznjene domovine.
"Vlada bo re zdaj ukrenil;
vse, kar DO mogoce "a gospodar
sko pbnovitev drzave in "a do
bavo najpotrebnejse preskrb
"a prebivalstvo po osvoboditvi
"Vlada sc DO posvecala lie te
kocim poslom in je zacasna -
vodila DO upravo do prihoda
domovino in Sc ne bo lotil
vprasanj notranje politike, X
so po prejsnjih izjavah kraljs
neoporeeno pravica naroda
domovini, XII DO ia vprasanj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-21

parji in morilci cakajo ma to,
da jih iztrebimo in unicimo.
Spodnja stajerska je po 23-
letnem presledku nasla zopet
svojo pot nazaj v nemski krog
zivljenja. Toda zdaj ne vec kot
provinca avstro-ogrsko monar-
hije, temvec kot del velikega
nemskega rajha. V nemSkem
rajhu pa je treba govoriti IL
kljucno lie nemScino. 100000
stajercev ne more zahtevati, da
bi Sc 100 milijonov Nemcev ma
ucilo njihovega narecja. IL idej-
min in stvarnih razlogov Sc mo-
rajo prebivalci Spodnje Sta
jerske brezpogojno nauciti je-
zika nemskega naroda, jezika
njihove skupnosti, in morajo
ia jerk tudi govoriti.
S ponosom povdarjamo, da
Sc je zimskem pol-letju 1941-
1912 poleg deset tisocev fantov
in deklet, XII so " otroskih vrt-
cih in V solah nemski jerk hi
tro in z lahkoto obvladali, uci-
10 nemseine 100000 Spodnje
stajercev V posebnih jezikovnih
tecajih stajerskega Heimat-
bunda.
Ena najbolj plemenitih nalog
stajerskega Heimatbunda, je,
da pomaga moskim in zeham
Spodnje stajerske, da Sc ma
uce nemscine in IS tenn prema-
gajo Sc zadnjo oviro.
V zimskem polletju 1912
1943 maj "a nase delo velja ge-
slo:
"Vsi sc ucimo in vsi govori-
mo nemseino."
Pozivam vse zene in moske
Spodnje stajerske, XII nemscine
ne razumejo popolnoma, ali pa
sploh ne, da Sc vpisejo v enega
cd jezikovnih tecajev stajer-
| skega Heimatbunda (splosni je-
zikovni tecaj vojaski-delavski
-ali mladinski jezikovni tecaj)
ter Sc pridno in marljivo uce
nemskega jezika.
Pozivljam vse Spodnje Sta
| jerce, XII znajo nemsko, a bi
, kljub temu v bodoce Sc govo-
rili tuja narecja, da bodo velja-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-21
IL obiska pri farmarjih

Cleveland, Ohio. - Pretekli
teden sva s soprogo obiskala
maine sorodnike in prijatelje VI
Conneaut, Ohio. Oh tel priliki
sva tudi obiskala nase cenjene
narocnike, XII Sc nahajajo &C.
nevi in ondotni okolici. Delezna
sva bila dobre postrezbe vsepo-
vsod, "a kar izrekam iskreno
zahvalo vsem, XII ste sli mama
ma roke.
Vozili smo sc po mestu in oh
jezeru, po parku in 81 ogledali
razne kraje. Ceprav je tu bolj
malo mesto pa je vse lepo ure-
jeno po parku, v jezeru Sc ko-
pajo in zabavajo prebivalci il
mesta.
V tenn mestecu Conneaut j.
majo tudi skladiscno pristani-
See, odkoder razkladajo rudo in
pridejo veliko parniki, XII dova-
zajo do IL tisoc ton rude, kate
re razlozijo V stirih urah.
Tu Sc nahaja pet dvigalov
(cranes), kateri vsak zgrabi II
ton rude. Pravijo, da tako IL
vrstno urejeno nimajo mixer po
vsej Ameriki in zelo zanimivo je
gledati ko razkladajo. Tu della
10 podnevi in pono6i, nalagajo
ma Wake, XII potem odvazajo v
livarne.
Ker smo re bill tn, smo 81
we'll cas- in obiskali vec nash
farmarjev in narocnikov Ena-
kopravnosti v Madison, Geneva
in Ashtabula, o. Pogovorili smo
Sc o marsicem. Letina ne obeta
biti prav posebno dobra, ker je
spomladi proved dezevalo. ia
bolk je malo, po nekaterih kra-
jih mic, breskev in grozdja je
tudi zelo malo. Kot drugod, je
koruza tudi tukaj pozna in bolj
malo je je, ker so jo morali
farmarji pozno vsaditi. Katere-
mu farmarju je bio mogoce
pridelati in da ina sadja in ze-
lenjave, isto lahko dobro proda,
a stroSki tenn so tudi veliki.
Gnojila je treba, razne potreb-
Seine in sredstva "a skropenje
proti mrcesu, it'd. A poleg vse-
ga tega, pa uzivajo tt farmarji
prav dober svez zrak.
Torej, vsem, XII ste naju take
dobro sprejeli in postregli, bod
izrecena lepa hvala. V kratkem
nameravam zopet obiskati nase
narocnike in bonn oh tisti priliki
Sc kaj vec napisal.
John Renko,
zastopnik Enakopravnosti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-21
Prog. Slovenke, krozek st. l

Frog. Slovenke, krozek st. l
Cleveland, Ohio. - Najprvo
bonn porocala, da je bazar dne
18. julia minil najlepsem re-
du in v zadovoljstvo vsem ma
sim clanicam pri krozku st. 1,
ter V soglasju z glavnim odbo-
rom in tudi S sosednjimi kroz-
XII.
Ker je veliko nasih clanic, XII
Sc ne morejo udelezevati sej,
bodisi il enega ali drugega "a
drzka, ker je vas precej, XII tu-
di delate zvecer po tovarnah, a
Sc obenem zanimate kako je kaj
pri krozku, bonn vam porocala
kako je z blagajno po bazarju.
Brez vas, dobre clanice, in brez
vasih darov, bi Sc ne mogel vr-
siti bazar. Seveda bazar Sc je
vrsil uspesno, ker ste veliko da-
rovale in tudi pomagale in della
le ma tisti dan, IS. julia.
Najprvo maj sporocim, da
vse, kar smo krozku podarile "a
bazar, je bilo prodano. Cd glav-
mega odbora smo prejele 100
knjizic z istki, katere smo vse
prodale in kar je skupaj prime
slo S10O, kar Sc .je odposlalo
glavni tajnici sestri Zakrajsek.
Ia denar Sc DO skupno z oni-
mi prispevki Cd drugih krozkov
podarilo Slovenskemu Ameris-
kemu Narodnemu Svetu.
Ma dan bazarja je Mr.. Durn
postavil ma drevo skatljo ma
pisom ia slovenske vojne ujet-
nike, v katero Sc .je nabralo
$9.35. Darovali so: Jean Use
mix, Mary Krizmancic $500,
Mrs. Lekson $500, Mrs. Rodel.
la 25c, Joe Stimac, Mrs. Ulle,
S1.0O, in drugi, katerih, zal, j.
mena nimamo. Pa vseeno lepa
hvala vsem skupaj. Ia denar
sem izrocila Mr.. Mike Jakinu
kot mi je bilo po clanicah naro-
ceno.
Odbor Sc iskreno zahvaliuie
vsem clanicam, XII ste tako prid-
no delale, nekatere ste prece,
dolgo morale vzdrzati, posebno
natakarice. Hvala tudi vam, k
ste bile pri stantih, in prodaja.
le pivske listke in vrsile drugs
della. Hvala lepa vsem clanican
"a darove, XII ste jih krozku da
rovale v blagu, denarju, it'd.
ToreJ, sedaj pa malo mas
zadnji seji, XII Sc je vrsila dne
3. augusta, in katere Sc je vde
lezilo lepo stevilo clanic. Pri
stopile SO k nam zopet stiri no
We clanice, namrec Jennie Prime
Jennie Fatur, Mary Zabukove'
in Frances Frank. Vam, nov,
clanice, klicem: Dobrodosle q,
naso organizacijo Progresivnil
= Slovenk.
Nasi raeuni so bill precitani
i; in so bile navzoce clanice pra,
:. zadovoljne S sedanjo blagajno
:; Razmotrivat smo zacele kan
, bono zopet darovale in Sc j
, prislo do zakljucka, da Sc b.
darovalo tako kot sedaj. Ia Ru
ski relief $500, "a Jugoslovan
ski relief $500, "a Amerisk
Rdeci kriz $15.O0, in ponovno i
e nase blagajne "a Slovenski a
l. n4eriski narodni svet $500.
= Dale porocam, da imamo pr
Ii krozku dive bolni clanici, nam
i rec Mrs. Jennie Primo, XII je bi
:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-21
ODLIKOVANJE AMERISKIH
LETALCEV

Washington. Intenzivnost
zracne vojne proti Nemciji in
nacistom zasedenih ozemljih
je dobro razvidna il dejstva, da
je bio razdeljenih preko tisoc
odlikovanj med castnike in mos
two osme zracne armade Zedi-
njenih draw, XII Sc vdelezuje
teh napadov. V seznamih, kate
re je objavil te dni War De-
partment, citamo naslednja ime-
ma: Captain Robert J. Salitr-
mix iz Alhambra, Calf, XII ie bill
odlikovan z Distinguished Fly
ing Cross in prvim sopkom hra-
stovih peres "a zracno medaljo:
stabni sgt. Martin A. Semnick
IL Cherokee, Kans., XII je bill do
bill prvi sopek hrastovih peres
"a zracno kolajno; sgt Bernard
Jurosek il Detroita, Mich, XII je
dobil prvi sopek hrastovih Pc
res "a zraeno kolajno; prvi 1t.
Michael G. Zinkovic iz Clare
monta, N. Y, XII je dobil prvi
sopek hrastovih peres "a zracno
kolajno; stabni sgt Jack O.
Ranta il Newkirk-a, Okla, XII je
dobil Distinguished Flying
Cross in prvi sopek hrastovih
peres "a zracno kolajno; tech.
sgt Michael Roskovitch il Fay
cite City, Pa, XII je dobil Dist
inguished Flying Cross in .prvi
sopek hrastovih peres "a zrac-
no kolajno; second 1t. Anthony
Yenalavage iz Kingston, Pa, XII
je dobil drugi sopek hrastovih
peres "a zracno kofajno in sgt.
Peter Hnatnick il Hazleton, Pa.
XII je dobil zracno kolajno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-21

Ii "a saboterje in bodo izkliu-
ceni il nase skupnosti.
Spodnje stajerci!
Niste Slovenci! .
Zvesti stajerci ste!
Clani ste nemske narodne
skupnosti! l.
Postati morate polnovredni
Nemci!
Razbijte Sc zadnjo oviro!
Ucite Sc, in govorite nemsko!
Maribor, 5. septembra 1912
F. Steindl
Bundesfuehrer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-21
SIX RAT:

NADIA: 'Dusan je bill moJa
najveeja ljubezen.'
Vera: "Kaj 81 ga tako ljubl-
la?"
NADIA: me, toda on je bill
skoro diva metra visok."
Mozak: "Gospod guardian,
sklenil sem stopiti vas samo-
stan."
Guardian: "Lepo, lepo. Ali
ste spoznah nieevost posvetne-
ga zivljenja?"
Mozak: "Vse je nieevo ma
tenn svetu. Spoznal sem, da je
edino Sc samostanih pristine
vino :"
Sinko: "Ocka, ali je tisoc di-
narjev mnogo denarja?"
Oce: "Kakor Sc vzame. &c
jih zasluzim JAZZ, je to mnogo,
&c pa gre mamica kaj kupit, nj
to MIC"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-21

A: "zakaj pa ste re tako zgo-
daj ma postal? Vas vlak Sc bo
odpeljal sele cez dive uri."
B: "Vem. Toda JAZZ Sc zme-
rom sele ma postaji spomnim,
kaj sem pozabil donna. Zato
grem toliko pref ma postajo, da
Sc lahko vrnem po pozabljene
reci."
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
BuIwinkIe Chides
House for Hitting
| Administration
By the Associated Press


A complaint against too many
complaints was made in the House
today by Representative Bulwinkle,
Democrat, OF North Carolina.
He said this administration is
constantly criticized and complained
against as was George Washing
tons.
After listening 10 two Or three
Republican speeches against Gov
eminent departments, Mr.. Bull
Wrinkle said:
Mr.. Speaker, as I came into the
House today I saw the newspaper
headlines. The Japs have been
driven out of Guadalcanal. Not one
word has been said about that on
this floor. All we have heard was
some complaint about this, that or
the other.
And then I thought of the Con-
tinental Congress. In that Con-
gress they criticized Washington
and they criticized everything that
was going on, This house will
honor George Washington in a few
days on his birthday, but on that
side of. the aisle then"-he indi-
Gated the Republican side-"there
was the same criticism that there
Is today Of this administration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
WLB Refuses Paw
Boost 10 10000
Packing Workers
Little Steel Formula
Reiterated as Needed
In StobiIizine Woees

The War Labor Board refused
today to grant a general wage
InEEeass to employees of the asHiG,
ttf packing companies, aid,
In al reitefation of it's Little
Steel" Nranula, declared it is
duty bound to stabilize wages
at the September Is, 1912, level"
BY vote of to 4 the board re-
jected panel recommendation for
a general increase of 5h cents an
hour, retroactive to June l, 1912, to
10000 employees of Swift, Armour,
Cudahy and Wilson companies.
Three unions represented about
IS 900 employees
According to the panel report, the
average hourly earnings of big four
workers had increased between II
and Is per cent between January /,
1941. and May. 1912, more than the
increase permitted by the little steel
formula.
Favored by Panel.
The panel majority had said a
further increase of 5l2 cents an hour
was necessary Ito correct maladjust-
ments and inequalities, to prevent
a gross inequity and to aid in the
effective prosecution of the war"
The panel majority also said, that
an increase was needed to restore
the traditional relationship between
wages in the steel and meat packing
industries.
The board in it's decision today
said, The general relationship be-
tween wages and prices as it existed
on September Is has been adopted
by the Congress and is not subject
to modification by the War Labor
Board AS war agency proceeding
under the act of Congress and the
executive order OF the President,
National War Labor Board is duty
bound to stabilize wages at the Sep
TENDER Is, 1912, level"
The decision could be interpreted
as presaging firm Government
policy on wage sterilization in the
intensifying battle against infla-
ton. Labor members of the board
dissented.
Precedent for Coal Case.
The case contained virtually all
the elements of the bituminous
coal wage case, in which the board
will hear the demands of John L.
Lewis and his United Mine Workers
about two months hence.
In both cases the employees have
received increases in excess of Is
per cent since January, 194l. Both
are national in scope and both in
volved price ceilings as we'll as wage
ceilings
The packing companies had served
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Mai. Fowcett of Marines
Commended by HoIsey

Maj Marion A. Fawcett. Marine
Corps, whose battalion of marines
assisted in wiping out $40 of a Jap
anese landing party of TOO and cap
turing the remainder. today was
commended by Admiral William F..
Halsey, commander in chief Of naval
forces in the South Pacific.
Maj. Fawcett, a native of Logans-
port, Ind. now lists his home ad-
dress as New Bern. N. C. His cita-
ton said. You directed involved
maneuvers made necessary by diff
ficult conditions and enemy action
with timeliness and effectiveness
which contributed in a large meas
ure to the complete destruction OF
the enemy force" -....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
SO, 1000 Men and 800 Planes Invested by Jops
In Futile Effort to Recapture GuodoIcunuI

the japanese try to menace major
bases guarding the supply line to
Australia they must risk dangerous
fleet losses
Extensively, it still remains to be
seen to what use American forces
will make of the Southeastern Solo
mons base other than for bombing
such enemy installations as those in
the BUN area Of Bougainville Island
in the Northwestern Solomons and
the big base at Rabaul on New Brit
ain Island s-t
The base from which the japanese
may continue to pound Guadalcanal
by air most steadily is located in
the Munda area of New Georgia
Island in the Central Solomons
about 1870 miles northwest OF Quad
alcanal airfield and 1t may be that
the first major attempt Of the Amer
lean forces once they have COM
pleted hopping up operations on
Guadalcanal will be to reduce Mum
da completely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09

men was based on the reported loss
of at least 10000 troops in the big
mid November sea battle of Guadal-
canal. plus about 5000 killed or
aptured-only few were captured
in land fighting on Guadalcanal,
plus an estimated 10000 or more
lost in the sinking of various ships.
exclusive of the troop transports
blasted to pieces in mid-November,
in aerial combat and in raids by
American bombers on japanese bases
in the Solomons area.
The Japanese vessels sunk in
clude at least one battleship and
many heavy cruisers, and those
damaged or probably sunk include
at least one aircraft carrier.
The American victory at Guadal-
canal taken in conjunction with the
recent triumph of the Macarthur
forces in Northeastern New Guinea
could mark the turning point of the
war in the Southwest Pacific and
means among other things that II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Marine Apologies for Staying
jap Gun Crew While Mad

A Marine Corps combat CORE
spondent today told the delayed
story OF how 20-year- old Michigan
marine silenced Japanese machine
gun, killed its crew single handed
on Guadalcanal and later apollo
gized for being 80 mad I didn' t
know what I was doing"
The one-man blitzkrieg was Pvt.
John T. Yaksich of Detroit, who
emerged from his unorthodox expe-
dition without harm and without
any fear except the reprimand he
expected from his platoon leader
who previously had refused a re-
quest from others to undertake cap
ture of the gun. Pvt. Yaksich told
his story to Combat Correspondent
D. j. Burman of Oakland, Calf.
A patrol of marines dug in for
the night to await dawn to clean
out the machine gun nest they had
sighted. Pvt. Yaksich couldn't wait
for daylight. He sneaked away
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09

from the camp and with fixed bay
onet and two grenades moved to-
ward the machine gun and japanese
dugout. He polished of the Jap
on guard and then showed his rifle
into the dugout and pumped five
shots in. When his rifle was dam
aged he threw a grenade into the
dugout and found he had lost the
second grenade on the way.
After the explosion of the grenade
the intrepid marine charged into
the dugout and found three wound
ed Japs had escaped death. He shot
one. bayoreted the second. but "he
held on TO the rife so I couldn't pull
1t out"
The third Jap grabbed the rifle
and there was general scuff1e.
we struggled and I spit in his
face said the marine later Il
must have been so mad I didn't
know what I was doing. Twice 1
hit him in the face with my fist.
He fell down. got up again and
went for the corner of the dugout,
maybe to get weapon"
Pvt. Yaksich decided to move be-
fore outlying snipers converged
upon him. but found the machine
gun too heavy to be dragged. He
abandoned it and ran for the
American lines.
He told his lieutenant what had
happened and awaited the repri-
mand Second 1t. Warren Morse
OF Tulsa. Okla, must have had diff
flculty keeping a straight. face, but
he told the marine it was good
work" Then he allowed Pvt. Yak
SIGH to take a small detail and
some grenades and finish the Job
and bring in the captured gun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
House Orders Inquiry
On Dies Charges Of
Federal 'Craekpots'
Probe to Stort at Once;
Treasury Aide Pickens
First. Of 80 Facing Coll
Earlier Story on Page A-1.)

NEAIACI' CSOIy UI age h.AsJ
The House this afternoon d.
rected its Appropriations Com
mittee to set up a special sub
committee to investigate charges
of disloyalty Of Government en-
ployes, especially those called
"crackpots" and radicals" by
Chairman Dies Of the I'm -Ameri-
can Investigating Committee.
The inquiry. authorized in a res
olution sponsored by Chairman
Cannon Of the Appropriations Com
mittee, was adopted overwhe lining
ly less than "a hours after its In
PRODUCTION because of the insistance
Of House members that the Govern
ment service be cleaned of all en-
ployes who ever have had any af-
flliation with organizations of a
subversive character.
Mr.. Cannon. said he would APP
point the special investigating sub
committee without delay, and
hoped it would . be in position to
start the inquiry tomorrow. The
first Government official to be
called before 1t for a virtual trial
he said, will be William Pickens OF
the Treasury Department He is
one of the SO named by Mr.. Dies.
House approval of the resolution
came after an hour of debate, dur
ing which both Majority Leader
Mccormack and Minority Leader
Martin urged its adoption.
Every one Of the Government
(See DIES page. 2-X) -
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VINO Asks Maryland to Halt
All Horse Racing for Duration
Earlier Story on Page A-9D

Earlier Story on Page A-9.)
BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 9.-The War
Manpower Committee for the
Baltimore area asked Gov. Her.
bert R. O'Conor and the State
Racing Commission today to
suspend all horse racing in the
State for the duration of the
war because the sport tends to
Increase absenteeism in war
plants.
The Geographic request was made
shortly before the racing commits
sion, which decided yesterday to
hold all spring racing at Pimlico-
inside Baltimore's city limits-met
to iron out details for the joint sea-
son, including division of time
among the three tracks involved.
Lawrence B. Fenneman, Mary
land VINO director, said that the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
tSee WLB. Page 2-X.D
BY the Associated Press

The japanese invested more than
an estimated $4,000 men plus about
800 planes and a considerable feet
of ships in their futile, desperate
campaign to recapture Guadalcanal
Island from the American amphibi-
Gus force which invaded the South
eastern Solomons last August 7.
The count of American losses is
not anywhere near as complete as
that of the Japanese, based on re-
ports in Navy communicates, but the
principal American investment so
far in holding Guadalcanal has been
% ships lost, including the aircraft
carriers Wasp and Hornet.
In addition to the men killed in
ground, air and sea fighting, the
Japs. according to accounts of in
formation thus far released by the
Navy, lost 797 plans in combat and
81 ships sunk, probably sunk and
l02 damaged.
The estimate OF more than $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
hazis Give First Details
OF Seyffardt Assassination
Earlier Story on Page B-8.)
~ the Associated Press.

Earlier Story on Page B-8)
By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Feb. 9.-The German.
controlled Hilversum radio admitted
in broadcast heard by the Aneta
News Agency tonight that the as
sassin Of the Dutch Quislingist, 1t,
Gen. Hendrix A. Seyffardt, still was
at large.
German occupation officials in the
Netherlands have no clue to his
identity, Aneta said the broadcast
indicated.
Broadcasting the first details OF
the shooting. the commentator said
the assassin approached Seynardt
Friday night and asked:
Are you Seyffardt?"
Eyes," the 70-year-old general re.
piled.
Revolver shots followed. and the
assassin disappeared into the
blackedout streets, presumably near
Seyffardt's home at the Hague >
Seyfiardt. the only Dutch gen.
eral to go over to the Nazis when
they invaded Holland in 1910. died
Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Woman Seized as Suspect
In Gorden T Shoppe Murder

The district attorneys ONCE this
afternoon advised local police to
bring to Washington "A woman ar
rested . few days age. in Berkeley,
Calf, identified as Edith Dods-
worth, under indictment for MUIR
der here.
Miss Dodsworth was indicted in
1881. along with Thomas Jordon,
for the murder of Mrs. Elizabeth S.
Jaynes, cashier of the Garden T
Shoppe, in the 1900 block of Column
bia road NV.
Miss Dodsworth was arrested dur
Ing the original investigation, but.
like Jordon, was freed at that time
She disappeared. Later Jordon
wrote from New York to the district
attorney here, asking if there was a
possibility of another investigation
Under renewed questioning he broke
down and confessed. police said.