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Evening star., 1943-09-20
Eight Governors Hold
Conference in Nebraska
BY the Associated presS

BY me ASSoclated Press.
LINCOLN. Nebr., Sept. 2O.-Eight
Governors, members of the EXecu-
tive Committee of the Governors
Conference, met here today in a
day-long discussion of administra-
tive problems
Present were Leverett Saltonstal]
of Massachusetts, committee chair
man; Dwight Green of Illinois, Earl
Warren of California, John w
Bricker of Ohio and Dwight Girls
void of Nebraska, all Republicans;
J. Melville Broughton of North
Carolina, Spessard L. Holland of
Florida and Herbert B. Nav o1
Utah, all Democrats.
Evening star., 1943-09-20

We want to be able to take long drive in the coun-
Try, buy new car, have fun, be happy We want to
live again on that sunny side of things of which
Coca-Cola ITSELF is such SYMBOL There are so many
things we want back-ltte things, big things. Yes,
so many. None of them will come unless we win.
you buy will hasten the day. the day Of Victory.
Evening star., 1943-09-20
LOST RATION COUPONS.

"A" GAS RATION BOOK Notify Robert
CLARK l43l Irving St: ne. Ho. 1865,
Meikei, 4117 Muskogee st, Berwyn. Md.
Phone Berwyn 165-M
"A" GASOLINE RATION BOOK, issued to
Elizabeth H. Lamson, l715 Kilbourne
"a" GAS RATION BOOK, issued to Harry
\ Hartley, 2906 st. NV. Phone NO
e" GAS RATION issued to Marie H
1hfSSmas fSsas ll2s Col rd, NV. Phone. AD
Gas RATION BOOKS "A" AND &C. issued S9
n2sy o,iNn HIS Nd NJ; Hllslde i454-W
s,ona 2; stoae; ne. Book @ p. issued % Peter A
GaS b BOOK AND TIRE INSPECTION
booh, name in book. Althonasios Koutris,
sd. 3 RATION BOOKS ee,, issued to M Miss
Lillian Cain and MIS- Efie M Cain, 554G
kATION BOOKS !. 2 AND 3. on satur-
gay. issued TO Lucy G. GouIdman' Ali
sta.ss HoteI 5l4 iath st NV. %.
aATiON BOOKS NOS. AND 2. issued to
Jean F. and BENJAMIN E. Talbot, 54C4
Esflston Drive. Westgate. Md WI 613S
RATION BOOK NO. 3, Issued to Eiois.
Burns. 1863 Morton st. nv ia 04c5
EATON BOOK '2." issued 10 Robt 8
Fiery. WA 1920 .
RATION BOOKS No. 3. Henry w. Postes
Dorothy 8. Poates and Carl A. Poates
10. Eethesda ave. OIL. 1472
Evening star., 1943-09-20
Crime Experts Leave
To Aid De Muriqny
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20-Raymond
c. SCHNEIDER private investigator
and Prof. Leonard E. Keeler, head
of the crime laboratory at North
western University, Evanston, H.,
left today by plane for Nassau,
Bahamas.
Walter SCHNEIDER, brother of the
investigator said they had been re-
tanned by Alfred De Marigny, who is
scheduled to stand trial on a charge
of killing his father-in-law Sir
Harry Oakes.
Evening star., 1943-09-20
Ocean City Marks
Its LONGEST Season

BY. the Associated Press
OCEAN CITY, Md, Sept. 90
Ocean City, which opened for the
summer holiday trade early in June
with some misgivings, began its last
week of the longest season in its
history today.
There was time when Labor Day
marked the end of activities, both
social and business, at this ocean,
front resort
Evening star., 1943-09-20
Sub Menace May Return,
Knox Warns in ireland
By the Associated Press.

1os VIC AsSUCId EtQ PTeSS,
LONDONDERRY, Northern IRE
land, Sept. 20.-Although the Ger
man submarine menace has been
checked, there are indications that
the Nazis are preparing new on
slaughts on Allied Atlantic convoy
routes, Secretary of the Navy Knox
says.
Secretary Knox made this state
ment in brief address yesterday at
the American naval base here dur
ing a ceremony in which the Secre-
tary OF the Nays flag was presented
In recognition of the fact that 90
Evening star., 1943-09-20

per cent Of the personnel had partic-
ipated in the War bond drive.
The Secretary, who is inspecting
American installations in the Euro
pean theater. toured the base in
company with Admiral Harold r..
Stark, commander Of United States
naval forces in European waters.
The pace set by Mr.. Knox left
Irish reporters gasping and
prompted one to remark:
Mot even Mrs. Roosevelt went so
fast when she was here"
Evening star., 1943-09-20

Before Victory Is won, we've got
to build more, fight more and buy
more War bonds. Buy at least a
500 bond during the Third Wal
Loan above your regular bond
buyinx,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
The Black0ut
BY RUSS !. cowANs

PIN THE AccoLADE on Theo-
dore Mitchell for being one Of the
courageous young men III the city
Nephew OF the late Ben F. tSlin>
Jones. Mitchell! LEFT good pos ton
as teacher in the high school a,
Salisbury. " C.. TO come 20 De-
troit 20 operate Club Congo ......
Tha; was in 1912 $50. And since
that time Mitchell has been con-
fronied with numerous obstacles,
many 81 which he has been able 20
overcome ..... Stepping into a
field that was entirely foreign 10
him. Mitchell had 70 take over a
burden tha. had been placed on his
slender shoulders by the iilueSs Of
Jones ...... And tina; he did a
eommendablc job is only speaking
modest.y ...... Not only was ne
confronted with the many jealous
ses which crop up whereycr enter
tairment prevails, bu; he also had
20 meet and overcome he hundreds
OF other little perpleX.ng questions
which stem from The ownership Of
the nigh; club ...... And then
came The hesy,es. blow of al -
inability - obta z a rcncWal 81 the
tiquor license which was ~ Walter
Norwood 5 name ...... However.
these IriSioriunes have not dis
mayed Mitchell one ioia ...... In
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
Red Cross, WAACs And
Army Honor McDaniels

HOLLYWOOD-(ANP) - With
each new honor resting so easily on
her jovial shoulders that it appar-
emily attracts others. Hattie Nc
Daniel, noted scteen, stage and
radio star, Hollywood Victory
Committee chairman and film his
tory's only Negro winner Of the
Academy award received three
more citations last week. The first
was to be made an honorary lst
lieutenant by the men OF the 18th
regiment, crack colored outfit sta
toned at the border, the other two
from organizations Of white women
stationed at Minter field, near
Bakersfield. Cal.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
Swinging
With
NiteliferS'

sporting. Shared three quarts OF
champagne with us at Little Sans
tother pyem. Is a niceguy. .Chas.
Nay (Sunnie Wilson'S is a likeable
bartender with a host OF friends.
Is former mgr. when Cory Corner
was a tops spot in nitelife world.
Thanks to Robt. Nolan for the
invite to his students recital at
Art Inst. Sum-. 80. So sorry work
kept us from attending il.
Bernice Jackson seems nice peo-
pie. :. Chester Givens, playboy SUI
preme was seen out doing the town
t'other pyem. Is still grand guy.
Wade Boykin (pianisD and Fred
die Radcliffe (drummer) are with
Howard Bunts agency these days.
Both are good musicians. al Bow
man is one Of the regular boys who
likes his sports and is an AL per-
son with Your Truly. He always
comes on right, like two-forty time.
Some Stun
Epitah on an old maids tomb
stone: who says you can't take
it with your" tThanx to Hawks Cry
of Tuskegee A. A)....
For Reading Only
First Sgt. Chas. H. Tinsley, Off
maneuvers with the 93rd Division
in Louisiana, was here on brief
furlough this week visiting friends
and his family. He Is former "Y"
employee and hne illustrator. His
host Of friends were all too HAPPY
to see him again.
Danielle Stevens, singer. Is now
open for engagements after closing
successful stay at Club B. and c..
last week. Don Jackson. good
bartender, is open for employment
after leaving Little Sans cabaret
where he made a host Of friends
among the patrons.
Cor good friend, Deputy Sheriff
Gene Tondee, still proves he's a
regular fellow. James tBlackie)
Johnson is lucky guy" and is
clicking with several winners. so
the boys on the avenue say.
A bevy Of charmers seen taking
in Paradise Cocktail Lounge on
Sunday were Mary tSBT Scott.
Juanita Young. Helen and Julia
Lewis.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
Jitterbug Contest
At Forest Club

The jumping 1--WE was very well
demonstrated by the Jitterbugs at
the Forest club last Sunday night
by Mr.. Willie Harris, 3008 Hastings
street, and Miss Lena Williams, 949
Brewster street. winners Of the
first prize OF $40. and Mr.. Robert
Grimmett. $50 f. Kirby and Miss
Matte Stewart, ISL Piquette ave-
nue., second prize OF IS.
Jay McShann and his "Confessin'
the Blues" orchestra played 10 a
packed ballroom and everybody
had a wonderful time. Everybody
is waiting for the coming OF Louis
Jordan Sunday night. June 20.
You can always meet some OF
yo'- friends at the Forest club ball
room every Sunday. This Is one OF
the slogans you can hear all over
town: Meet me at the Forest club
ballroom Sunday"
Mr.. Garrard says that you must
be satisfied when you come to the
Forest club dances.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
Holiday To
Be Featured
With Pickers

NEW YORK-(ANP)-Joe Chaser
has announced he will visit Fergu-
son Bros. Agency, indianapolis,
next week relative to negotiations
OF combining Billie Holiday. his
artist, with the Famous Original
Carolina Cotton Pickers booked by
Ferguson Bros. The Carolina Cot
ton Pickers orchestra is commonly
referred TO as Lionel Hampton's
No. 2 band" News OF these negoti-
atoms has gradually leaked out and
hundreds Of requests are being re-
ceived by these booking agents for
dates on the attraction.
Billie Holiday is currently ap-
pearing in theatres and has never
made a dance tour, while the Caro-
lima Cotton Pickers are doing the
musicals at SCOTS Theatre restau-
rant at Kansas City. Mo.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19

! stead. he's just as busy as ever
with the restaurant in Club Congo
...... and looking forward 20 the
day when the license for the club
will be renewed and he can con.
iinue 70 carry on the work lei; by
his uncle .....
SAM FOUCHE. with his smile
jus, as broad as ever Is back in
our midst ....... and were exceed
ng,y happy 10 have him ..... Sam
Is without a doub; one OF the best
emcecS in The country Ard
KID Williams is back in our m!ds;
after a long Sojourn in West Viz
En.a ...... where he was produc-
ing the shows AZ one OF the favor
.,e nigh. spots in that neck OF the
woods -. Homer Jones is beat
ing The drums Of publicity for the
Rollo s Vest Enterprises ......
and Warren LaRue, genial manager
% The b and c. club. spen, the
past week in Chicago ...... where
he renewed old acquaintance 49,.
Joe broadway Brown dishes up
the Information that he's in love
again ...... and that the object Of
his affections is a beautiful little
g.r' who thinks he's a grand fellow.
PROBABLY the finest bit Of news
Tor Iheater-goerS .ast week was The
announcement that Shakespeare
Oihello' VIII come 20 the Cass
ihe7ier ...... and Paul Robson
VIII play the part OF O;hello. the
swaSh- buckling Moor who kills his
wife. DeSdemln.a go. And you
can be, that this is going 10 create
a wealth o. controversies
Carlta Herbert. the little soubre,te
whos was az Club Congo so long.
left Tuesday for California where
she vii! assume her old position as
an instructor in Willie Covan's
dancing school ...... which is one
OF the best in the country ......
Gladys Palmer, whose boogie woogie
piano playing churned up thrills
for the patrons Of Club Congo some
months back. is going strong at one
OF the ofay niteries ...... Claude
Tren.er. the band leader. expert
enceo considerable difficulty in OBJ
taining room following his ARR
val here TWO weeks ago ...... 80
he eaSed his anchor and left for
Pittsburgh .... causing Rollo S.
Vest TO lose a few locks OF hair in
his efforts 70 locate for the former
Alabama State college musician
49,. Claude tBumpy) McNary has
definitely divorced himself from his
Official position as playboy $50.
and is now welded 10 a Job at the
Ford plant ......
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
Dorothy MaynOr
Sings In Hollywood

HOLLYWOOD. - (ANP)-with
a galaxy OF renowned artists and
special features to be heard and
seer in AZ concerts in eight weeks
the Hollywood Bowl 1913 season OF
Symphonies Under the Stars" will
open July 4 in a gay holiday spirit
with the Los Angeles Philharmonic
orchestra playing its 654th concert
in the world famed amphitheatre.
Marian Anderson was forced to
change her plans for the opening
but both Dorothy Maynor and Anne
Virgins Brown will appear in July.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
By LARRY CHISM
Got The Blues

Got The Blues
Got the blues so bad
Baby, don't know what to do.
Got the blues so bad
Baby on account Of you.
Cause you've been mistreating
me
Cause you've been cheating on
me.
So l got the blues so bad
Gonna lay down and cry.
So / got the blues so bad
Lawdy, wish Id die.
So Sorry
II this stuff reads worse than
usual cit does, huhD then just
blame il on the weather, too much
stuff from bottles, my mean old
disposition or any, / don't care.
However. since we climbed on
Little Boys scooter and scooted
down TO corner bar to pick UP a
few loaded tumblers Of depth
bombs, this old noggin has been on
a binge and refuses to come across
with some readable stuff for you
gunners of after-hour 1--WE.
So with your kind Cthanx) per-
this weeks dishout will be
a hodge-podge of something or
other. Don't know myself yet what
it'll be. SO writing in on a type
and an (aching conk) here goes.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
TREND TOWARD
RACE PARITY IN
Recent FILMS.
Critic Says This Equity
Directed BY Powerful
individuals

NEW YORK - Bosley Gro wther.
movie critic FOR the New York
Tines, Sunday wrote concerning
the apparent trend toward racial
equity in some recent Aims.
'Crowther said that this sudden
realization OF racial equity has run
through Hollywood. mainly because
attention has been directed by in
nuential persons and groups.
He called attention 20 the fact
that many people have become in
dignsnt. distressed and even out
ragged. over the treatment the Ne
gro generally receives in films.
With good and sufficient reason"
he said. these persons have stoutly
maintained that the usual Holly
wood constitutes grave social
abuse and that the tolerance or The
color line in pictures is one OF the
bulwarks Of that cruel stigma to-
day
Naturally, such persons bride
when a Negro Is shown on the
screen as a bowling and scraping
mental of the ole 'yassa. Massa'
stripe OF a 'kyaw-kyawing Sambo
designed mainly to tickle the white
folks with his japes."
In comment on several pictures
in which Negro actors participate
he spoke OF the Aim, "Casablanca,"
in which Dooley Wilson played, as
remarkable break from the ira.
ditional ranking OF black and white
on separate social planes.
He said that Warner Brothers, the
studio that made the film, had a
more realistic appreciation OF Ne
groes in the Aim.
Speaking Of the studios frank
presentation OF the dilemma Of a
young Negro in "In This Our Life"
he described it as lone OF the few
genuine features OF an otherwise
trashy film" Crowther called the
respectable conception" OF a black
man, played by Leigh Whipper, in
The Ox-Bow Incident" one OF the
many distinctions Of that "grimly
realistic" Aim. The Negro soldier,
Kenneth Spencer, In the new war
film. "Bataan," is characterized as
"a fine, dignified notation Of the
share OF the Negro in the war"
Concerning the submarine pic
ture. Crash Dive" the critic stat
ed, 1--WE blush to mention the clum-
sy and patronizing way that Goth
Ce-tury-Fox dragged in grinning
Jazzbo."
He said that steps are slowly be-
ing taken to give the Negro his due
on the screen perhaps no more
forward than backward, but al
least some respectable steps"
He saw no reason for "laborine
an anti-racial point Gas some have
done)" in connection with such {
charming and melodious all-Negre
musical fantasy" as the picture
Cabin In the Sky" He said the
picture Is mo more pretentious Of
reality than was The Green Pas
lures. that 1t is far from belittling
Negroes, but that 1t treats them
with affectionate respect.
Crowther commented that al.
though the picture Is blurred with
"the usual complacency" toward
the Mgro's lot depicting the hero
as an always-lovable no count
whose wife sings joyously over her
tubs: they live in shack and are
contented, superstitious and litter
ate). il certainly cannot be con-
demned OF violating fact and il
makes for some lively entertain
ment."
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19

One of these was a Red Cross
unit, the Caducers Nurse corps; the
other a corps OF WAACs. The en-
blem pinned on Hattie on each
occasion was a beautiful pin with
the appropriate insignia engraved
upon it. Winding up a week Of
plaudits for the unstinting work
she has been doing in the war eff
fort, she left last Saturday night
for San Francisco. at the behest OF
the AWVS, to headline the big proa
gram being staged there by the
Booker T. Mothers club.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19

And handsome Van Helm. ~ her BIG
romantic interest, makes things yum
vuml
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
Ink Spots Paid
$21,111 By Decca

PHILADELPHIA-(ANP) - The
Ink Spots. highest paid OF Decca's
Negro recording stars. received
s2l,l1l from that firm in 1912, &C.
cording to the company's annual
report 10 the Securities and Ex-
change commission disclosed Tues
day.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19

Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra and
Bob Crosby and his Orchestra make
music To beat the band!
r + r +
Songs IKE these 90 lifting through TIM
wonderful. happy picture:
when Look At You Tom. Tom
the Piper's Son" Every Little Move
ment," lis 1t Really Lover, Think
OF Me-" Broadway Rhythm
r 4 r r
The rhythm and melody Of them VIII
linger on-in your hearth
4 4 r =
II 'yuu and your gal want 10 70 %
town zee Presenting Lly Mara"
4 4 +
On the way-stop In Sor some Wse
Bonds and Stamps! Helps you 10 ave
noney-helps Uncle Sam to get on with
the War! And that makes nice goingi
+ = 4 4
Yoms-for q Good Time
Always. kss
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
Pope And Band Break
Several Dance Marks

TOLEDO. opn,o-Gene Pople and
his swing orchestra spotlighted by
Harold Smith. vocalist. played to
more than 1000 dancers at Tri-
anon ballroom recently
La gaceta., 1943-07-24

LA ofensiva del Eje en- Grecia Sc
ha detenido. Los alemanes e tia
lianos trataron de expulsar a los
patriotas griegos de las posiciones
que habian establecido en- las mon
tanas usando de sus canones de
largo alcance y de los Stukas, pero
han tenido que renunciar a su plan.
La poderosa resistencia de las que
rrillas fue muy energica."
AL mismO tempo sc recibieron
noticias de encuentros, aunque en-
menor escala, en- Albania diciendo
que su resultado fue victorioso pa
"a las lguerrillas. En- IN plazo de
ounce dfas quedaron destruidas
cuatro divisiones italianas de mos
5000 hombres cada una.
Resistencia Inquebrantable de
los PatriOtas
Estos informes tienen todavfa
mayor importancia de la que pa
rece a primera vista. Muestran
que a pesar del gran terrorismo
nazi en- los Balkanes, de sus ex-
%pediciones de castigo, del arrasa-
miento de aldeas completes Y del
bombardeo de ciudades, no han po-
dido romper la resistencia de los
patriotas. Por ell ~contrario, esta
es mas energica que nunca Y ahora
Nevada con un gran metiodo v eff
cacia.
Las guerrillas en- los Balkanes
Sc consideran como la vanguardia
de las fuerzas aliadas. Tratan de
retener un gran ndmero de tropas
del Eje en- los Balkanes, de pertur-
bar los traslados de unidades con
ell SABOTAGE en- gran escala de los
medios de communication, y de man.
tener a las guarniciones que de-
fienden las costas en- un estado de
alerta constante. Las guerrillas de
La gaceta., 1943-07-24
LA PESADILLA DE HITLER EN- Ell
SURESTE DE EUROPA
Los Montenegrinos Motive de
PreOcupaeion


No obstante, sus ilusiones sc
desvanecieron pronto, porque Ell FL
de JUNO ell Alto Mando aleman
.public6 un comunicado dando cuen-
ia de Ia situaci6n en- Montenegro.
Era enormemente r~evelador. FL
Alto Mando informaba de la lucha
sostenida durante una semana con-
ira las guerrillas en- las montanas
de Montenegro. Tomaron parte en-
la lucha tropas alemanas, italianas,
bdlgaras y croatas (ustachis), ade-
mas de numerosas escuadrillas ae-
reas. Ell comunicado' atribuy6 la
prolongaci6n de la lucha, Ell gran
n1mero de bajas y los extraordi-
narios sufrimientos padecidos por
las tropas del Eje al ~"montahoso
caracter de la region, al tempo
desfavorable y al desesperado va
Tor de las guerrillas."
No solo Himmler y Kaltenbrun-
ner, sino el propio Alto Mando
aleman Sc refiri6 hace tempo y
de modo repetido a la extirpaci6n,
~desarraigo o completa elimination
para usar sus propias palabras
del 1ltimo movimiento de resis-
tencia en- Yugoslavia. Y ahora lie
gan informes detallados de la lu-
cha en- Montenegro, en- donde no
solo unos cuantos batallones ale
names, sino tambien las tropas
italianas, b1lgaras y croatas, to.
maron parte en- operaciones dc
gran envergadura.
Pero, todavfa hubo nuevos aeon
tecimientos. Ell A de JUNO varias
divisiones alemanas e italianas mi
ciaron una ofensiva contra las
guerrillas griegas. Ell Is de JUNO
once dfas despues-la radio tur-
ca publico Ell siguiente informe:
La gaceta., 1943-07-24

los Balkanes han 1ogrado perturbar
los planes del Fuehrer. Cierto nI-
nero de divisiones italianas que
Sc habia pensadO llevar al sur de
Italia, han tenido que quedar en-
Yugoslavia y Grecia, 10 mismO que
otras divisiones alemanas que Sc
habia pensado utilizar en- ell frente
russo. Las tropas b6lgaras que va
estaban estacionadas a 10 largo
del litoral egeo, dispuestas para
repeler una invasion aliada, han
tenido que ser llevadas precisa-
mente a Bosnia y a Montenegro.
Las fuerzas del Eje estan in
movilizadas, no solo por sus adver-
sarios militares, sino tambien por
los constantes ataques sobre las
hneas ferreas e~strategicas. Las
(Pasa a la pagina y
La gaceta., 1943-07-24
POr Eugene

Embellishments despues de la
caida de Pantelaria y Lampedusa,
cuando habia empezado la desin-
tegraci6n de Italia, Himmler y
Kaltenbrunner, successor de Hey
drich, emprendieron sendos Wales.
Himmler fue a Zagreb, Belgra-
do y Sofia, y Kaltenbrunner a Blu
carest, Sal6nica y Atenas. La lie
gada de los jefes de la Gestapo
a las capitales balcanicas fue Sc
guida inmediatamente de ~arrestos
en- masa: 1900 personals en- Ia
greb, 1900 en- Belgrade, LOO en-
Sal6nica, 1000 en- Sofia y $500
en- Bucarest. Fueron detenidas to-
das las personals de quienes sc sos
pechaba que pudieran prestar ayu-
da activa a las tropas de las Ma
clones midas en- ell case de un
desembarco en- ell sudeste de Euro
pa. Himmler Y Kaltenbrunner lie
varon de Berlin largas listas de
supuestos miembros de un tercer
frente subterraneo.
Himmler y Kaltenbrunner no IL
mitaron sus actividades a ordenar
meras detenciones. Pronunciaron
discusses Y publicaron cOmunica-
dos, diciendo el dado por ell Glti-
mo que Sc habia aplastado toda la
r~esistencia hallada en- los Balka-
mes. acknowledgements creyeron que
no habia grupos rebeldes detras
de los nuevos bastiones de Spee1
en- Ell EgeO y ell Mar Nebro o a 10
largo de las costas adriaticas, por
10 menOs que valera la pena de
mencionar. Declararon que 81 los
Aliados invadfan los Balkanes, en-
%contrarfan Ia resistencia mas ener-
gica por parte de los pueblos del
sudeste de Europa.
La gaceta., 1943-07-24

I'm tren blindadO que defendta las cOstas de Stella es vOladO
POr el certerO trO de las unidades navales que p~rOtegierOn las
OperaclOnes alladas de invasion y cOntribuyerOn enOrmemente
al 6xtO de la difiCil empresa. FOtO radiOtransmitida de ArpeI
a W&shngtOn)