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Evening star., 1943-11-22
New York Civic Group
Petitions Gov. Dewey
To Gust La Guardia
BY the Associated Press

by the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. GA demand
that Mayor F. H. La Guardia be
removed from Office because his
actions and testimony in regard to
crime in Brooklyn's Bedford -Stuy-
vesant section clearly indicate mis-
feasance" was before Gov. Thomas
E. Dewey today.
A resolution directed to the Gov
ernor calling for Mayor La Guardia' s
custer was adopted yesterday at a
mass meeting sponsored by the Mid
town Civic League shortly after the
Mayor had defended himself against
charges of laxity in crime preven-
ton during HIS weekly radio broad
cast.
The Mayor last, week ordered a
detailed police investigation of the
Brooklyn area, known as Little
Harlem" after Kings County
grand jury held that he was re-
sponsible for "a deplorable state of
lawlessness" in the section.
AAASH A1SiI VI tIlc mass meeting,
attended by about 500, including
some colored people, was a speech
by David Liebman. %, a Bronx
patrolman, who declared Mayor La
Guardia was mot cooperating at
all with the police department"
Mr SLiebman, who said he was a
graduate of the University of Ala
'bama and interested Ia juvenile de-
linquency and sociology, declared
that crime conditions similar to
those in Brooklyn existed in the
Bronx. He stated: If We had mora
policemen we would be able to do
a better job" -,
On hts radio broadcast Mayor La
Guardia made no specific mention
OF Brooklyn, but said "at no time
did law and order ever get beyond
the control Of the police department
and 1t is not getting beyond the
control of the police department at
this time"
Evening star., 1943-11-22
Workers Demand
failing Of MosIey
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. 22.-The furore
caused by the release from prison
of Sir Oswald Mosely, Britain's pre-
war Fascist leader, was famed last
night by protest rally Of approx
mately 1900 home front workers
which adopted a resolution urging
that the government reverse its de-
cision.
The resolution was adopted after
Harry Pollitt, general secretary of
the Communist party in Britain,
who presided, declared:
"Mosley is Hitler's storm trooper
in Britain. His release has sounded
a danger signal to this country.
Those who let him out should be
put where he came from"
Theodore Bramley, secretary of
the London district of the Com
munist party, who also spoke, said
that before his release from Hollo-
day Prison Saturday Mosley sent a
message to his followers telling them
Keep Your courage up-II soon
be out" Bramley said 10000 British
Fascists were waiting to rise again.
The whereabouts of Mosley and
his wife, who had been imprisoned
since 1940, remained a secret known
only to officials and few relatives,
Every time you lick War savings
stamp you help lick the Axis.
Evening star., 1943-11-22
Judge Orders Offender
To Take Self to Jail

By the Associated Press.
! LAGUNA BEACH, Calf Thirty
days in JAIL" ordered Judge G. c.
cravath when James w. Parker, 81,
appeared for the ninth time on an
intoxication charge.
But men and gasoline are short"
the judge continued. You'll have
to take yourself to jail" 1t
An hour and half later officers
confirmed Parker's arrival at the
county jail-20 miles away.
Evening star., 1943-11-22
ton to Russia Of underground

ton to Russia Of underground
leaders.
A suggestion on the conduct Of
the occupation previously sent BY
the Poles to the Anglo-American-
Russian conference at Moscow was
that after relations were re-estab-
lished, the Allies should let up a
council on Central Europe similar to
the council on Italy.
The Poles asked that American
and British officers accompany
Soviet troops to symbolic the Allied
nature of the occupation, 1t was
learned. There has not yet been
any indication of how these requests
were received by the conferees.
Evening star., 1943-11-22
Empty Express Troin
DeroiIed by Collision
BY the Associated Press.

D5 tNe ASSUCIHteu PreSS.
UHRICHSVILLE, Ohio, Nov o.
The locomotive and four cars of a
Pennsylvania Railroad express train
and six cars of coal on a Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad train were derailed
here yesterday when the express
train ran into the side of the coal
train at crossing.
Traffic was tied up on both lines
by the wreckage.
Aside from bruises suffered by an
unidentified express messenger,
there were no injuries. There were
no passengers on the trains.
Evening star., 1943-11-22
Killer of Rooster
Gladly Poys $50 Fine

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES.-Ora D. Rock was
fined $50 for killing a neighbors
rooster.
Your honor" he told the court
ut was worth 1t.
That rooster would sound of at
all hours Of the night, and I Just
couldn't stand 1t any longer"
Evening star., 1943-11-22
kozis Claim RepuIse
Of Petrol Boot Attack

By the Associated Press.
The Berlin radio said yesterday
that a British boarding party from
an E-boat was beaten of in an
attempt to capture a German patrol
boat off st. Nazaire, France, Satur-
day night.
The broadcast claimed heavy
losses were inflicted on the British
Evening star., 1943-11-22
Limited Percentage
OF Income Taxpayers
Must File Dec. IS

Explaining that only a limited
percentage of income taxpayers
need to file any further form this
year, Commissioner of Internal Rev.
enue Robert E. Hannegan today
urged all taxpayers to determine
whether they will have to file either
original or amended declarations of
estimated income and victory tax"
by December 15
The commissioner warned that
the following three classes of tax
payers will have to file:
1. Farmers who have sufficient
income to require filing and have
postponed filing under the special
provisions of law which permit
farmers to wait as late as December
Is.
2. Persons who did file in Septem-
Der but underestimated their tax by
more than 20 per cent and who
should, therefore, file amended
declarations" to avoid penalties.
Other Glasses Listed.
3. Persons who did not file in
September because their estimated
income at that time was insufficient
to require filing, but now come
within any one of the following
classes:
(a) Any one who expects to +,
have during the calendar year 4
1943 more than $100 gross ms
come from source outside of ,
wages which are subject to with
holding and who also expects
sufficient gross income to require
filing an income tax return $500
for single person, $1,000 for
married couple or 1924 for an in
dividual married persono
CD Any single person expect
ing wages of more than $2,70O
during the year.
(c) Any married person or any
married couple expecting indi-
vidually or together more than
$500 from wages during the
year.
I'd Any person who was re-
quired to file an income tax re-
turn for 1912 and who expects
his wages in 1943 to be less than
in 1912.
There may be some taxpayers who
filed declarations in September and
paid one-half of the remaining tax
estimated to be due, but who now
believe that the amount for which
the collector will bill them in De-
cember is more than they should
pay. These taxpayers may also file
amended declarations correcting
their previous estimates and re-
compute the amount of their INSTALL
ments to be paid in December. In
such cases the amended declaration
should be accompanied by the bill
received from the collector, together
with the remittance for any revised
amount due on December Is.
Next Period March Is.
For most taxpayers the next filing
period will be on or before March Is,
when the annual income and Vic
tory tax return is due.
Commissioner Hannegan warned
that persons who filed in September
should realize that the law imposes
a penalty against any taxpayer
whose estimated tax is below the
allowable 20 per cent margin of
error, unless an amended declara-
ton is filed on or before December
IS which brings the estimate within
the permissible margin of error"
People having forms left over from
September may use these forms al
ready in hand, the commissioner ex-
planned. New copies will be avail
able at collectors Offices. The local
Office is in the Internal Revenue
Building, first floor, corner Twelfth
street and Constitution avenue NV.
Evening star., 1943-11-22

Salt pork. 28 cents; leg Of lamb,
~ cents; lamb RIB chops, 81 cents;
other meats, 2 to 6 cents; butter,
80 cents a pound; cheese, rs cents:
milk, ! cent per quart; dried prunes,
80 cents per pound; canned vege-
tables, No. 2 can, l a cents; sugar, /
cent per pound, and dry edible
beans, l cent.
Evening star., 1943-11-22

Every time you lick q War savings
stamp you help lick the Axis.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14
Exceptions to
Be Granted for
Cut Bank Wells

A new ruling with regard to 2O-acre
spacing in Cut Bank field has been
wired to L. R. Hanah, vice president
Of Montana Oil & Gas Producers as
sociation, by d. R. Knowlton, director
Of production Of PAW, as follows:
"Renrtel July 20 we are amending
Cut Bank exception issued June IA re-
curing drilling units consisting Of one
half Of regular quarter-quarter section
with wells to be minimum of 300 feet
from boundaries Of drilling unit and
minimum Of 500 feet between all wells
and not more than two wells on any
quarter quarter Including wells previ-
onsly drilled. We cannot waive require
ment on distance between wells in gen
eral exception; however, We are con
currently authorizing district four Of
flee to issue exceptions In those eases
where an adjustment to the require
ment Of distance between wells is justi-
fled TO enable the location Of two wells
on each quarters quarter section"
A. w. Weeks, chief petroleum tech-
GContsnpsd On Page -
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14

Gage Dome Has
High Gravity Oil
In Anlsden Lime

Two new Montana oil fields were in
dieated this week, one at Gage dame, in
south central Montana and the other on
Pendroy dome, pondera county, in
northern Montana.
OF far greater Importance is the dis
coveTy at Gage dome where high
gravity sweet crude has been found in
the Amsden ormation-opening a new
producing horizon in southern Montana
and reviving a dozen or more promis-
ing oil structures which have been here
tofore believed disproven by shallow
drilling.
The Gage discovery was made by
Northern Ordnance Co, under its joint
prospecting campaign in conjunction
with Carter Oil Co. and is this com
panys first important discovery in
rtianed on Page n
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14
Oil Strike cut
Top of Lime on
PendrOy Dome

A showing of oil in quantity suf
fieient to establish the presence of an
other north Montana oil field was re-
ported at the Jarvis-Taylo -Goggins
test on Pendroy structure, northwest of
Pondera oil field, Pondera. county.
The well was being drilled with
rotary tools with the Devonian as the
objective when the top Of the Madison
lime was encountered at 254O feet. Drill
ing continued to 2544 and five-foot
core was taken. 1t showed soft, oil
saturated lime and only broken por
tions were recovered. Drilling stopped
at 2551.
A drill stem test showed $50 feet Of
oil and 50 feet Of rotary mud and oil,
with considerable showing of gas Ike
(Conksnuad on Pame %
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14
Nine NeaC W els
Start in w eek
In KeUiin Field

That Kelvin operators are striving to
produce enough crude TO supply Mon
tana's part Of petroleum products in the
conduct of the war was attested this
week by the starting Of nine new wells,
which is record for the year.
Outstanding well in the field this
week was Kalbar-Fee No. 4 which was
producing 12O barrels per day at the
end Of the first week Of production
half it's initial following aeidization-
with no water. Texaco- Holloway No. 2,
producing from stray sand on top Of
the Madison lime, averaged III barrels
per day during the first 10 days on
production.
An interesting completion was Vern
JOhnsOn's Hamilton formerly Mckee,
No. l well on the northeast side Of the
field. It made bailer per hour before
acidizati0n and is now testing. johnson
Immediately spotted second well.
Following are the new locations:
ARONow-GovT. NO. -
sW NWE SWA 23-35-3W
Footage, 1850 north Of south and $50
east Of west line; spudded s-4-43;
drilling, $50.
COOLIDGE q CooLmoE-wAIT A
NO. g.
NE swA SEA lS-S5-2W
Footage, 900 north Of south; 1850
tCOnsinusd on Page 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14
Import Oil. SuYs
OPA Propoqundists

The OPA is conducting an about
fight against an increase in the price
Of crude, going so far as TO have its
labor policy COMMITTEES issue a state
ment accusing oil interests of 4trying
to put over million dollar steal on
the people by pressing for IS cents
barrel increase in this price Of crude
oil The COMMITTEES, without quoting its
authority, denied that present ceiling
prices were hoiding back output and
suggested that more oil be imported
from South America to conserve United
States resources.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14

Continental UIl Co. was bidder for
each tract but dropped out before
bidding ended. A hundred and fifty
other would-be buyers sat on the side
lines and watched.
Val Kirk of Cody opened the bidding
on each tract. He started Parcel at
$500 and dropped out when Phillips
swung into action. He made an open
ing bid of $1,000 on Tract and an
opening bid of 1880 per acre on Tract
5, continuing up to $4,000 per acre but
refusing to climb to the $1,000 top
to which Phillips forced StandoliRd.
Parcels /, and were withdrawn
before the sale, owing to conflicting
placer claims, dating back to the days
Continued on Page 81
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14
Rottlers Are
Unbiddexl Visitors
To Kelvin Rigs

With@ ~ coming of hot weather, the
West Kelvin field has had an invasion
of rattlesnakes and several drilling
crews report having killed rattlers
close to drilling rigs. Most exciting ex
perience was that Of Herb Thompson,
owner Of the famous Thompson farm
in Section 2s-35-3W, who was attacked
by a RATHER. he was walking along a
sharp side hill when a rattlesnake
leaped at him, striking him on the
right arm. His leather coat saved him
for injury from the poison fangs. He
slipped ard rolled down the hillside
and was unable to finish off the at
tacker.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14
Phillips and StondoIind Pay
81, 40, 900 for 26212 Acres of
Oil Lands in Elk Basin Field

United States for 262
Billings
this bid
totaing s160500
Oil $500
outlay Of 227s5oo
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-08-14

TOsai Dassrses : iss.s'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
Nacisti porusili
176 vasi in 6,997
domov v J~ugoslaviji
' onem delu Slovenije, XII
SO ga zasedli Nemci, je
bio porusenih % vasi in
1872 his, v delu, XII so ga
zasedli ltalijani, pa 1873
krajev in 5,225 his.

WASHINGTON, %. maja Co.
MAJ - Glasom nekega clanka
v Svedskem listu industrial,
katerega ie dobil v roke OWL,
so okupacijske cete osisca po-
rusile v Jugoslaviji v dveh le-
tin, XII so minila odkar je bila
napadena ia drzava, 176 vasi in
6,997 his.
Clanek poroca, da je bio %
vasi in 1872 his do tai poruse-
nih v onem delu Slovenije, ka-
terega so anektirali Nemci in
1853 krajev in 5,225 his v itali-
janski zoni.
Povrh tega, pravi omenjeni
list, je ostala tretjina zemlje v
Sloveniji neobdelana.
Porocilo pravi raven tega
tudi, da je jugoslovansko prebi-
valstvo popolnoma izgubilo Eau
panic v now denar, katerega IL
daja marijonetna vlada; narod
Sc vedno hrani velike vsote sta
rib jugoslovanskih bankovcev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
OPA Odredil zni-
Zane Gene
a m e S O
Cena mesu BIO znizana "a
povprecno 3 cente pri
funtu, v draw Ohio pa
skoro "a 6.

Vsoboto veeer je edredil u
rad "a administracijo cen re-
dukcijo mesa, XII DO znasala po-
vprecno pc cente pri funtu, in
sicer "a vso dezelo. v DRAW
Ohio pa DO meso reducirano
skoro "a 6 centov pri funtu.
Redukcija mesa DO stopila v
veljavo dine 81. junija pc vseh
mesnicah in trgovinah, kjer Sc
prodaja meso ma drobno. 1--we
ia pa DO pri tenn reduciranju
tako zvana kurirana in procesi-
rama svinjina.
Cena mesa v DRAW Ohio DO
pc Fl. juniju sledeca:
Round steak, bone in, vista
A, pref 47c funt, pc now cent
AZ. Rib roast, vista A, pref A.,
zdaj 36c funt. - Chuck roast,
bone in, vista A, pref 33, zdaj
29c funt. Hamburger, pref 80,
zdaj %. Pork chops sredni 3D.
rezki, pref ~, zdaj SIC. Lamb
loin chops, vista A., pref IS,
zdaj SO. Telecji kotleti, vista
pref 81, zdaj 45c. Narezana
Stamina (bacon), vista A, pref
AZ, zdaj Al centov.
Trad "a administracijo cen
je tudi ~izjavil, da Sc DO pocenilo
tudi surovo maslo "a 10 odstot-
kov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
Velike vojne o~peracije jugoslovan-
skin p%artizanov proti Nemcem in Lahom
v bitkah je blo pobitih stotine sovraznikov. Napad ma
WAX med Metiko in Karlovcem. - Slovenci razdi-
rajo zeleznisko progo in pobijajo ltalijane.

O prav tako ugodnih uspehih
iporocajo il Like v jugozapadni
Hrvatski, kjer je bila tudi ustav
LENA ofinziva osisca.
Napad ma vlak
Slovenski partizani pa operi-
rajo oh zelezniski progi, XII tece
v Italijo. Radio Svobodna Jul
goslavija poroca o mnogih spo-
padih v Sloveniji ter citira stu
caj, ko so partizani pobili z o.
MEM strojnic 20 italijanskih
MEM strojnic 20 italijanskih
vojakov ma vojaskem vlaku med
Metliko in Karlovcem.
Ko je privozil WAX v Metliko,
pa je bio ugotovljeno, da je
bio ubitih nadaljnih petdeset
MOI, vec sto pa ranjenih.
SlOvensA partizani razdirajO
prOgO
Cetrta slovenska partizanska
brigada tudi unicuje milo "a
milo zelezniske proge in dine
10. maja so slovenski partizani
ubili ma tel progi Is Italijanov
80 pa Jill ranili.
Dine d. maja so slovenski
partizani unicili vecjo skupine
Mihajlovicevih tako zvanih "be.
lo-gardistov."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
Olivia stavka"
%usluzbencev po-
e, ulicne z%eleznice
Spor je nastal zaradi neka-
terih delavcev, XII poprav-
ljajo vozove, ker so zahte-
vail place in pol.

St. Clairske barns" ali po-
stale, kjer Sc stekajo vozovi
poulicne zeleznice, so bile wee
raj %zjutraj Oh 2:30 natrpane z
vozovi, XII so prenehali S prone
tom, nakar je stopil Thomas P.
Meaney, predsednik unije usluz-
bencev, v telefonsko zvezo z zu-
panom Lauschetom, XII Sc je oh
tel zgodnji jutranji uri Sc we'd
no nahajal " svojem uradu v
mestni Hist.
Meaney Sc je pritozeval zupa-
nu mad Walter McCarterjem,
generalnim managerjem tran
zitnega sistema, ker so Z MIN
nezadovoljni nekateri usluzben-
ci, XII SO zastavkali v soboto
zjutraj.
Oh 2:3O zjutraj so prisli k
"barns" Meaney in nekateri pi-
keti, nakar je bio vozovom O.
ziroma motormanom dovoljeno,
da odpeljalo il postal.
Prvi znak nasilja je bio "a
znamovati oh 1856 zjutraj, ko
so ma Lee Rd. skocili neki MOI
je, in sicer pet pc stevilu, il ne
kega automobile ter zazrozili
vozniku avtobusa, da mu bodo
prevrnili vozilo, &c odpelje z bu-
SON..
Piketi so zagrozili tudi dru-
GIN voznikom in motormanom,
ces, da ne smejo voziti avtobu-
SOW in vozov pouliene zeleznice.
Zmeda ie zopet nastala, ker
je pet usluzbencev zahtevalo
place "a cas- in pol po svojem
delu, kakor tudi place in pol
"a vse delo oh mcclellan in praz-
nikih. Usluzbencem pa je bilo
receno, da so bile take zahteve
re pref odklonjene in da &c Sc
ne prijavijo "a delo, Sc jih DO
smatralo, da so pustili delo.
Danes zjutraj je bio sporo-
ceno, da so homatije koncane
in da je yes promet tranzitnega
sistema zopet vzpostavljen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
BOJI v OKOLICI
ZAGREBA

BERN, 81. maja. - Hrvaski
partizani so zaceli uspesne ope-
racije ma ozemlju JUNO in juz-
novzhodno cd Zagreba. V blizi-
nj mestece Velike Gorice SO par
tizani popolnoma potolkli Cd
delek sovrazne pehote, zajeli 40
ujetnikov in precej plena.
Ma meji med Hrvasko in Slo-
venijo pa so partizani uspesno
napadli italijansko posadko v
kraju Vinica. Potolkli so vso
posadko do zadnjega moza in
ubili tudi komandanta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
VESTI IL SLOVENIJE

Pred dnevi smo objavili vest,
XII nam je bila poslana il Jugo-
slovanskega informacijskega u
rada v New Yorku in katera je
javljala, da je bill dine 81. de-
cembra 1912 obnovljen postni
obrat v SO mestih in krajih v
Sloveniji, kateri kraji so bill
v oblasti partizanov ali pa je
pretila nevarnost, da pridejo
vsak cas- v njihovo oblast. Ia
vest sama pc sebi pobija vse la
Ii tukajsnjih nasprotnikov teh
svobodoborcev, XII hocejo oma-
lovaziti njihovo borbo prot O.
kupatorjem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07

MOSKVA, 8. junija. - RIDE
ca zvezda, glasilo sovjetske ar
made, poroca, da Sc je razvilo
jugoslovansko osvobodilno gi-
banje v velike proporcije in da
Dire jugoslovanski partizani v
dezeli 40 sovraznih divizij.
V Jugoslaviji je Is do IS tia
lijanskih divizij, priblizno Sc
dem nemskih, sest bolgarskih,
stir madzarske, sest hrvaskih
in stevilni odredi Nedicevih Get
in Mihajlovicevih cetnikov.
Zajezitev ofenzive
BERN, .svica, 8. junija. -
Radio Svobodna Jugoslavija po-
roca, da so jugoslovanske parti-
zanske cete uspesno zajezile ma
val ofenzive> osisca ter da so dine
26. in ~. maja v blizini Foce
pobile v vec spopadih 600 vo-
jakov osisca.
800 sovraznikov pobitih
v Niksic-Javorak odseku sc
je partizanskim odredom posre.
clio, prikrasti Sc sovrazniku "a
hrbet, nakar SO partizani pobi.
Ii 800 vojakov osisca ter zajeli
yelik vojni plen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
ZAPUSCENA LETALA
OSISCA

Zavezniski glavni stan v At
riki, 3. junija. - Danes je bio
naznanjeno, da so nasli zavezni-
XII liza poraza osisca v Afriki v
Tunisu, Bizerti in ma Rtu Bon
558 osiscnih letal, XII so jih "a
pustili njihovi pilotje. Cd teh le-
tai je bio 433 nemskih, 125 pa
italijanskih.
Nekatera teh letal so bila v
najboljsem stanju, docim so BIZ
da druga pokvarjena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
ITALIJANSKI DEKRETI
v
OZEMLJU

V svoji stevilki z dine IS. april
la poroca italijanski casopis
Stampa, da je komite italian
skega sonata "a notranje zade-
We z ~aklamacijo sprejel "nacrt
novega zakona O administraciji
dalmatinskega territorial, XII je
p~ostalo integralni del kraljevi-
ne Italije; podoben zakon je
bill sprejet glede ureditve tako-
zvane province Ljubljane.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
ZAMORSKI LETALCI v
AFRIKI

Zavezniski glavni stan v Sc
verni Afriki, 3. junija. - Danes
je bio uradno naznanjeno, da je
dospela " Afriko skupina "a
morskih letalcev il Amerike,
XII bodo stopili v akcijo prot +
taliji. Ii ameriski zamorski le-
talci so izvezbani v zadnjih le-
talskih bojnih taktikah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-07
~STRELJANJA MA HRVAS-
KEN

BERN, Is. maja (AP)-Tu-
kajsnji casopis Neue Zuericher
zeitung prinasa brzojavko il
B~udimpeste, da ie bio v Du-
gem Selu, blizu Zagreba, prete-
xii petek ustreljenih deset oseb
v znak mascevanja "a uboj Wis
jega uradnika hrvaske fasistic-
ne organizacije.
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KERMIT ROOSEVELT
UMRL 3:

WASHINGTON, 5. junija. -
Kermit Roosevelt, drugi sin po-
kojnega predsednika Theodore
Roosevelta, je umrl vceraj v
Alaska, kjer je bill v armada kot
major. Drzavni department ne
objavlja nobenih podrobnosti o
njegovi smrti.
Kermit Roosevelt, SO let starr
raziskovalec, avtor in vojak, je
bill brat Quentina Roosevelta,
ameriskega letalca, XII je padel V
prvi svetovni vojni v Franciji.
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30 GOVOIL

WASHINGTON, 5. junija. -
v ponedeljek (danes) popoldne
oh Sis DO predsednik Roose-
welt nagovoril pc radiu delega-
tie zivilske conference v Hot
Spring, Va, XII je bila pravkar
zakljucena. Govor, XII DO trajal
deset minut, DO oddajan preko
vsega ~radio-omrezja.