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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-21
. SO THEY SAY

There can be no holding back,
no special protection to any
person or class, no privilege TO
this institution or that way of
life. All must undergo the
common sacrifice. - President
Charles Seymour of Yale Uni
versity.
II is very important that
the country be prepared in ev-
cry way it can 10 write just
peace and to organize world
opinion to provide both peace
and postwar conditions that
will make another such conflict
imposible.-Sen. Alben Bark
ley Of Kentucky.
/ found that not single gap
had been left in the Russian
semi-circle guarding Stalingrad.
Recent German attempts to
pierce the Soviet ring on the
southwestern sector have been
frustrated (U.p correspondent
Henry Shapiro from Stalingrad
front.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-21
. IN HOLLYWOOD

don't know star material when
they see it, at all.
To Sam Goldwyn, for in
stance. are credited all kinds of
big discoveries, from Wilma
Banky to Teresa Wright, who is
up for an Academy award as
result of her performance in
Pride of the Yankees" But no.
body ever mentions the fact that
he once had Paulette GODDARD UNI
der contract at SOS a week and
let her get away. But then Hal
Roach, too, had a contract with
Paulette, for six months. Hal
never put her into a picture any
deeper than her thighs, which he
photographed for themselves
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-21
. BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON .
RY PETER EDISON

The story of how the ration
ing of canned goods came to be
necessary in these used-to-be-
free United States makes an in
teresting bit of background, now
that this rationing is about to be
put into effect.
The first move in this direc-
ton was taken as long ago as
February, 1912, when a temper
airy ceiling order was slapped on
wholesale prices of canned fruits
and vegetables. This order went
into effect March /, 1912.
There was some boarding OF
canned goods going on even
then, and there was some need
for ALLEGATION. The Army and
Navy were asking that large
supplies of canno 1 goods be set
aside for them, and the war pro-
duction areas with their big new
populations were upsetting all
the normal demands and chan
nels of distribution.
At that time, no one had any
accurate idea of what the can
ned goods situation of the coun-
try really was. and the curb
stone opinion of most people IN
the food industry was that lit
tie or nothing could be done
about allocating output.
That create d one OF those
well-known government needs
for statistics, and as result
there was compounded one OF
those now famous government
missionaries. 1t was tough. II
was everything any businessman
had ever heard or seen in the
line of a government question
naire, and more. 1t went out TO
the 1900 food Gamers and pro-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-21

Here is one of the hands that
helped make Cadwallader and
Waterbury Masters. Several
pairs with the North-South
cards tried six no trump. They
probably thought that every
body would be in at least six
hearts, so that the way to try
for a top was to play the hand
in no trumps. But the diamond
lead defeated the contract when
the heart finesse failed.
Cadwallader and Waterbury,
with the North-South cards,
were content to play for the
safe six hearts and shared their
top score with only two other
pairs. This is a good example of
the counsel given by our top
flight matchpoint bidders: Play
for the safe average and the
tops will take care of themselv-
eS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-21
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
EEA Service Staff Correspondent

NEA Service Staff Correspondent
Every time a new star is born
in Hollywood, some proud pro-
Queer starts passing out the CT
gars. This festive ceremony is
accompanied by a loud rolling of
drums and clashing of cymbals
on the part of the producers
press agent, and you find numer-
Gus Implications among the dis
covery lists of various so-called
star-makers. But today we are
going to throw the industry into
utter Tophet. We are going to
publish our secret file of cases
tending to expose these same
maSterminds as fellows who
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-21
McKENNY ON
BRIDGE
BY VIM. e. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

Winning the national amateur
pair championship brought
thrill to Kenneth Cadwallader
and Arthur Waterbury of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, especially Water
bury, who was going into the
Army the following morning.
The amateur event is so named
only because players with 10 or
more Master Points are not ELI
gible to play in it. 1t should real
ly be called the Non-Masters'
championship. 1t is the one title
that cannot be defended, as the
winners automatically become
Masters.
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cessors and the 1900 wholesal-
ers.
THE RETURNS CAME

HE RETURNS CAME
First returns came in May and
by May 81 the division of supply
and requirements in the Office
of Price Administration had an
idea of where the inventories of
canned goods were at the begin
ming and end of the month, how
much goods had been canned
during the month and at what
rat they were disappearing.
These reports have been made
out monthly since that time by
80 to 81 per cent of the $500
firms.
BY summer need for rationing
really began TO be felt, so in Au-
gust the War Production Board
slapped down its conservation
order M-237, restricting Gamers
to the delivery of not more than
35 per cent of the civilian allot-
ment of 1912 canned goods to
retailers by Dec. l, 1912 and not
more than 70 per cent by April
/, l943. This was applying ra-
tioning at the top.
In September the M-237 order
was amended and rationing was
applied to the wholesalers by re-
stricting purchases to 70 per
cent of the fruits and 80 per
cent of the vegetables they had
sold to retailers during the first
eight months of the year, Janu-
airy through August. This was an
effort to control wholesalers
stocks and to limit their pur-
chases in accordance with war
time base period sales.
RETAIL LEVEL REACHED
There were still no restric-
tons on sales, however, until
November, when the stocks be-
gan disappearing too fast. Then
the wholesalers sales to retail
ers were restricted to 8 per cent
of their base period sales per
month.
The first plan for rationjng
canned goods at the retail level
was drawn up last July. 1t has
been revised, sWe { d over,
amended and generally over
hauled many times since then,
and it still isn't perfect. 1t prob
ably never will be. In the first
few months of canned goods ra-
tioning in metropolitan are
t here will undoubtedly be
good bit of confusion and con-
siderable bellyaching. But the
boys who have been working on
this unwelcome task for the past
year feel that in the course of
the first three months this ra-
tioning is in operation, the plan
will work itself out.
These ration planners make it
clear that they are conducting
no social reforms, no long range
economic experiments. This is
strictly wartime emergency
necessity and the quicker they
are rid of the whole business the
happier they'll be.
All these plans are b e n g
worked out with the food indus
try, and rationing of all foods is
being tied to existing trade dis
trbution methods. In England
customers may trade with only
one store. There is none of that
in the U. S. rationing scheme.
Customers may trade anywhere
they like so as to keep as much
freedom of competition as there
always has been between the re-
tail stores.
In fact, retailers may even cut
prices-though not point values
- on canned goods and process
cd foods to move stocks of eek
tenders" the items for which
there may be lower demands.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-21
YANK IS FOR FIGHTERS

A recent editorial suggestion that civilians SUBJ
scribe for the Army weekly Yonk foiIed to make clear
one important angle Yonk is not for civilians Only
men in the armed services be subscribers. The
Army insists that the publication must not even oP-
pear to be in competition with civilian newspapers
and magazines
What wos suggested was that civilians should
subscribe in the name Of soldiers soors and marines
who would enjoy Yonk but not in position to pay
for it themselves
Yonk's headquarters to which such subscriptions
can be SENT are at 2O5 Eost And Street, New York
City.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-21
. FLASHES
OF
LIFE
Nv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
GREEN ROOKIE
FORT JACKSON, S. Cool
or of hair?"
Green"
"Cut the kidding" growled
the reception center sergeant.
I'm not kidding" replied
Pvt. Adlia HARDWOOD of Ashe-
vile, N. c., Il don't like, it Ell
Their"
The sergeant looked up.
Sure enough, the recruits hair
was a grassy green.
1t got that way, Private Har-
wood explained, while he work
ed with chemicals in a Naval
ammunition depot.
II have washed my hair with
soap and lots of things, but 1t
Just won't come OUT the soldier
sighed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-21
OLD ORDER UNCHANGED

day is bath day here, in spite OF
the war and the fuel shortage.
Mayor Thomas j. Spellacy an
nounced that in compliance with
Governor Raymond A. Bald
wins request all municipal
buildings not used for war or
emergency purposes would be
closed Saturdays and Sundays,
to conserve fuel.
But the public bath house Will
remain open on Saturdays, and
close Sundays and Mondays in
stead.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-21
IT'S CATCHING
WELLINGTON.

railroad roundhouse sounded It's
deep whistle, signalling to It's
fire department quite a few
residents thought it was black
out signal and began turning OIL
lights.
Then power plant troubles
BACKED out one section of the
city.
Air raid wardens noted the
spreading darkness and began
going around asking everybody
to douse all lights.
The recovery was gradual.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-21
O, HAPPY DAY!

LEOTI, Kas. Hanging IN
the window of the closed barber
shop of Estel Hayes is this sign:
"Out to a funeral. Will be
back later"
And Just to make sure no one
misunderstands, he signed 1t:
private Estel Hayes. mot
(caps) a mourner.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-21
RIGHT AT HOME

HARRISBURG, Pa. - Penn
svlvania's new governor, inau-
gurated Tuesday, ought to feel
at home in his official residence.
Most state linen, silverware
and other household equipment
is marked "EM"-for executive
mansion.
The Governors name: Edward
Martin.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-21
CHEST OF HONOR

KANSAS C1TY-No one no.
ticed the insignia on the Naval
uniform of one of the volunteers
entering the blood donor center.
He said his name was Buck
master.
After he'd gone and the rec
ord was being completed, the
staff realized he was Rear Adj
miral Eliot Buckmaster COM
mander of the aircraft carrier
Yorktown, sunk in the Pacific.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-21
JIJ..WIND ITEM

INDEPENDENCE, Mo. The
false alarm wasn't a total fail
ure. firemen acknowledged.
Mrs. Alene Medley, living
near the scene of the reported
fire had lost her cow, but
Frightened by the fire trucks
siren. it dashed back home
again.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-21
POWER PASSED UP


Paramount also turned down
Tyrone Power Yeah, Tyrone
Power. 1t couldn't see Joan
Davis, either. But Director Ray
McCarey had SO much faith in
Joan that he Struggled her on
to the lot at night TO work in a
sequence of his picture, and paid
her out Of his own pocket. The
picture made Joan an instant hit
with critics and public alike, but
before Paramount got around to
doing anything about it. Fox had
her name on a dotted line.
And come to think of it, Para
mount had a lady named Clara
Lou Sheridan under contract for
all of six months. But Clara
Lou never got more than walk
OF, in few pictures, and then
Paramount let her go. She went
to Warmers, changed her name
to Ann Sheridan, got dubbed the
"oomph' girl-and vince!
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-21
LAVAL CAN'T DO IT

LAVAL CAN'T DO
Pierre Laval is reported to have promised Adolf
Hitler thot he will purge ontHiterites in France
This supposed to be part Of the price for the reunion
Of France and moving Of the capital back to Poris
Presumably further consideration is to be Noz sup
port for IA. Laval as the Quisine Of France.
Well, Laval can't make good He can purge some
onti-HitIerites-o few hundreds, few thousands,
even tens Of thousands But only Hitler, by the meth
DDS he is using in Poland and Greece, can wipe out al
most the entire population Of q major nation.
And that is the only way that onti.Hitlersn con
be erodcoted in |iberty-Iovins France.
RATION sooKNo.z
Point rotonine is scheduled to be noueuroted
soon otter the present ration book hos been replaced
by more comprehensive more flexible substitute.
The new No. 2 book may oppeor complicated at
first and it's use With point system undoubtedly will
lead to temporary misunderstanding and irrtotons.
Therefore it is important thot we approach the
vsed rotonine setuP with comprehension and toer-
once recognizing thot the scheme takes full odvont
age Of mistakes made by other nations who fore
ed to precede US in broodscoIe rotionne.
Much Of the opporent completely really is on the
surface After the first week or two Of use there
should be nothing left to grippe about except the short
oges themselves and neither the OPA your store
keepers erected those Blame poperhoneer named
Hitler O stuffed shirt named Mussoni phony god
named Hirohto.
The EXPIRE ssion point system" means Just this:
There are greet many foodstuffs which ore in
Interchangeable. For instance, it is matter Of toste
and convenience whether you have corn, peas, string
beans, spinach, beets or some other vegetable You
may at the moment think thot peos would be NICE
But peas ore scarce and there is relatively plent
full supply Of corn available. You have fixed num-
Der Of points" to spend canned fruits and veee
tobes. Because Peos ore scarce, can will cost
you more points than would con Of corn You take
your choice Probably you select the corn, or some.
thing else that won't use UP too many points.
Thus the OPA will be enabled to conserve the
scorcer items to concentrate attention on the more
plentiful, without frequently changing the value Of
the overall ration ticket-os has been necessary with
gasoline, for which there is no substitute
Meanwhile the housewife is free to exercise her
choice. Unlike the British woman, she can trade
wherever she Wishes She is reasonably certain thot
month offer month"; she obtoin all the fruits and
vegetables she really needs.
The system is not perfect the OPA odnits But
experience in other countries with refinements thot
will suggest themselves to every consumer hos in
voived amount Of red tope t1ot the American peo-
pie never would stond.
Let's give point rotionine foir try before we get
oGited obout the irritotons that will crop up.
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alone in a certain Laurel and
Hardy picture, and then he let
her go. The great David Selznick
didn't do much better with her,
either.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-21
ERROR ON WANGER


Walter Wanger, president of
the Motion Picture Academy of
Arts and Sciences, is probably
kicking himself, too, for having
let Walter Pidgeon get away.
And Jesse Lasky once refusted
to sign Clark Gable because the
actors cars were too big.
Over at M-G-M they would
like TO forget that the studio
once had Deanna Durbin under
contract. The bigwigs decided
that the little girl just didn't
have what it took. SO the poor
little failure went right over
to Universal and saved the stu
dio from bankruptcy.
There are a few things on
Paramount conscience, too. The
time a young lady named Olivia
de Havilland came knocking at
the talent departments door, for
instance. The talent department
couldn't see Olivia for sour APP
piles. But Warner Bros. made
her a star.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-06

va, da je bila v Neaplju priza-
deta velika skoda, ko je napa-
do v nedeljo mesto mad 100 a.
meriskih bombnikov. (Od nede-
lie je bill Neapelj zopet napa-
DEM. Oblaki dina, XII Sc dviga-
10 il Neaplja, so popolnoma "a
krili ognjenik Vezuv, XII Sc ma
haja v blizini tega mesta.
Razdejanje v pristaniscu
V pristaniscu lei "a razbitih
ladij, med katerimi so trije We
Tiki potniski parniki in tri pod
mornice. Italijanski komunike
naznanja, da je bio pri prvem
napadu ma Neapelj ubitih 221,
ranjenih pa 387 oseb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-06
OSMA ARMADA JE pRI(ElA J.
z0pET 5 5V0JIM pR0D|RANJEM
Amerikanci in AngleM kakor tudi osisscce Sc
pripravljajo ma move velike bitke. $500
Ogromna skoda v Neaplju.
20 PRVEM PAD AMERISKIH BOMBNIKOV JE
BlLO v NEAPLJU 221 MRTVlH IN 3S7 RANJENIH.

Porocila osiSca naznanjajo,
da je angheska osma armada
obnovila svoje napade ma cete
marsala Rommela v Afriki. Ar
tilerija osme armada je pricela
obstreljevati nemsko = italian
ske pozicije, njena pehota pa
je pricela prodirati proti o.
brambni crti osisca ma sever
mem koncu crte pri Gabesu.
Ameriska pehota je konsoli-
dirala vceraj svoje pozicije V
Birmrabot prelazu, kjer Sc a.
meriske in nemske cete koncen-
trirajo "a veliko bitko, XII Sc DO
vsak hip pricela.
Velika skoda v NeapIju
Italijanski komunike prizna-
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Zastoj della v
vazni cleveland
ski l%adjedelnici
v American Shipbuilding
Co., je vSeraj odslo z della
1,135 delavcev. g. Delo Sc
vedno stoji.

Delo v ladjedelnici American
Shipbuilding Co., XII Sc nahaja
oh vznozju zapadne "a. ceste, je
vceraj popoldne kakor tudi da-
mes dopoldne poeivalo, ker je
veeraj odslo z della 1,135 DELAY
cev. V tel ladjedelnici gradijo
barke in ladje "a vojno NORMA
rico.
V ladjedelnici SO ostali samo
oni, XII imajo mesecne place,
foreman in tako zvani main
tenance men,. VISA produkcija
della je ustavljena, in kdaj Sc DO
zopet zacela, to je bio snoci Sc
problematicno.
Pravijo, da so delavci pustili
delo cato, ker elektricarji, XII
pripadajo A. F. of L.. organiza-
CHI, MISC hotel delati skupaj z
neunijskimi delavci.
Doslej poznana dejstva so
sledeca:
Produkcija pociva.
Vceraj dopoldne oh enajstih
je 300 delavcev zapustilo svoje
delo.
Opoldne so odsli z della vsi
produkcijski delavci. Delavci
sifta MISC sli ma delo.
Kampanija pravi, da ina z
A. F. Of L. "open shop" kon-
trakt, v katerem je tudi klav-
zula proti stavkam. Kompanija
ne trdi, da je to stavka, pray
tako ne trdijo tega delavci, ven
dar dejstvo je, da nihce ne della.
Danes zjutraj OBJ sedmih je
k ladjedelnici oddelek
policije. Vceraj nj bio nobene-
ga piketiranja kakor tudi nobe-
nth izgradov.
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R%acioniranje zganja;
en- pint ma mesec
"a OsebO
Mono pa je tudi, da DO do
bila posamezna oseba en-
pint zganja vsakih pet ali
sest tednov.

5. aprila. - Ma
podlagi programa "a racioni-
ranje zganja, XII je bill danes u
veljavljen, DO mogla posamezna
oseba kupiti samo pc en- pint
zganja ma mesec.
Senat je S II glasovi proti 0
sprejel tozadevno Metzenbau-
movo postavo. Predloga, XII je
bila re sprejeta V zbornici po-
slancev dine II. marca, lie bila
zdaj zopet vrnjena poslanski
zbornici, kjer DO uveljavljenih
Sc nekaj manjsih izprememb in
amendmentov, nakar DO prisla
Sc konci tega tedna ma COVER
n~erjevo MILO v podpis.
Tozadevni odlok je bill V We
like presenecenje mnogim, XII so
pricakovali, da DO vsaki osebi
dovoljen pc kvart ali vsaj pint
.zganja ma teden. Toda mesto te-
ga je mozno, da DO vsaka ose-
ba u%pravicena do enega pinta
zganja komaj ma vsakih pet ali
sest tednov.
Obstojeca zaloga zganja je
majhna. Meseca januarja Sc je
drzavi posrecilo kupiti 203,OOO
zabojev zganja. Meseca febru-
aria pa il je bio omogoceno
kupiti samo 148, 900 zabojev,
docim Sc je V marcu zvisalo to
stevilo ma 234, 900 zabojev.
Cd tega zganja ga bodo do
bile prodajalne ma debelo AZ Cd
stotkov ali $4,000 zabojev, do
elm DO So odstotkov tega zga-
MIA ma razpolago publiki "a ma
kup.
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KOncert Glasbene
matice

Ma koncertu, XII ga je dala V
nedeljo zvecer Glasbena Matica
v avditoriju Slovenskega narod-
mega donna, je slavila interpre-
taciia slovenske narodne in u
metne pesmi svoje resnicne tri-
umfe. Zbor', XII je zaradi izred-
nih razmer v dezeli, stevilcno
znatno sibkejsi kakor je bill, je
20 kakovosti ma visku pevske
dovrsenosti, katera ugotovitev
velja zlasti "a zenski zDor, XII je
ostal tudi stevilcno mocan.
Narodne pesmi najbolj ugajale
Kakor Sc nikoli, Sc je has ma
TEN koncertu opazalo, kako
globoko so dojemale publiko
zlasti slovenske narodne pesmi,
izisle il smrti posvecenega ma
roda, ako mu ne pride v mai
krajsem casu resitev v obliki
invazije zaveznikov. Prelepe ma
rodne pesmi, katerih refren je
posveeen lepoti in ljuoezni do
domovine in ljubezni slovenskih
fantov in deklet, so segale do
globine srca ter izvabile il oci
navzocih marsikatero solzo, XII
je skrivaj in kradoma zdrknila
pc licih.
Zbor je bill dovrsen; vecino
pesmi, XII jih je pei, je moral
ponavljati, zlasti vse narodne
in Zormanove.
Dovrsenost zenskega zb0ra
Pravtako je ugajal zenski
zbor, XII je lapel troje pesmi:
Gondolirjevo pesem, Zenjice in
Pa sem v Sisko " vas hodil.
Nastop solistov
Znani terrorist Louis Belle in
basist John Nosan sta zapela
dvospev il opere Marta" in
"Domovini." Zadnja pesem je
pretresla navzoee in sta jo mo-
rala ponoviti.
Sopranistinja Carolina Blu.
dan je zelo lepo zapela Zorma-
Nadaljevanje ma 2. stranD
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rimotorni bombniki so Zopet z
vso silo napadli nemska in pc
Nemciji zasedena mesta, kakor
tudi Neapelj, katerega so ma
padli ameriski bombniki diva
KRAFT tekom dnanajstih ur. V
soboto ponoci je cd 700 do 300
tezkih angleskih bombnikov ma
pablo Kiel, ~najvecjo pomorsko
bazo Nemcije.
VISA Nemcija pod bombami
Snoci so angleski bombniki
napadlf pristaniske naprave in
ladje V francoski luki Brest.
Radio-postaja Monakovu,
Stuttgardu, Koenigshergu, Lu-
xemburgu, V Lausanne in Bugo-
munsterju v svici so utihnile,
kar pomeni, da so Dill bombniki
mad vecino doticnih krajev.
Zracna ofenziva proti Hitler
jevi "trdnjavi Evropi' je V pol
mem teku.
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Sovjetske cete Sc
blizajo N%ovorosisku
Smoljensku so unieili
Rusi z rocnimi granatami
posadke nekaterih men,
skin utrdb.

Moskva naznanja danes, da
so Rusi V svojem prodiranju
proti Novorosisku z bajonetnim
naskokom zavzeli vec .obljude-
Nth krajev ter da so v dolini
reke Donec zavrnili move nem-
ske poizkuse, da bi prekoracali
reko.
Polnocni ruski komunike ma
znanja, da so Rust konsolidira-
Ii svoje pozicije V obrocu, XII Sc
razteza okoli Smoljenska ter
da so unicili z rocnimi granata-
mi posadke vec nemskih utrdb.
Mihalj Kalinin ,predsednik
Zveze sovjetskih republik, je
izjavil pc radiu:
"Hitler upa, da DO S totalno
mobilizacijo popolnoma oplenil
okupirano Evropo. Hitler upa,
da bodo zivci nemskega ljud-
stva mocnejsi cd zivcev njego-
viii sovraznikov.
"Nemski fasisti sc hocejo me
RITZ Z vtzrajnostjo in zilavostjo
z narodi treh dezel-Sovjetske
Rustic, Velike Britanije in Ze-
dinjenih draw. Hitler Sc je
ustel V racunih svojega blitz-
kriga, sedaj pa Sc DO ustel glede
vztrajanja v sedanji vojni.'