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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11

Jun Farley, and not Ed Flynn, il off for Mexico. He's selling soft irinls. not soft soap ... Only 1.9S per cent of the war bonds bought nave been cashed in New Brunswick is the latest N. J. mecca tor New York gamblers. If they know you. they will pay your round trip transportation John L Hall has filed in bankruptcy-lia- Dilities eS7, ,792, assets 0; occupation investment advisor Barbara Daly, often reported engaged tc young Astor, is secretly Mrs. Baklyn wed to the Bakelite bundle COrndr. Gene Tunney reported AWVS volunteer (unpaidD driver Patty Schepps for characterization
 -sfe lit a cigarette while driving him around town The Ritz Carlton has no tbeen sold, but will be, including it's $l5O,000 wine eel lar.
 Bandleader Dick Timber and model Ernestine Brooks, new TO- nance When Eddie Albert, the blond Hollywood walf, went into the Army, the girl he left in tears was Margo s. P. Eagle, picture producer, publicly reported high on Hedy Lamar, flew coast-to-coast to tell Stormy Knight at the Hur- ricane it's no so Jack Briggs, Marine, is Ganger Rogers nightly dancing partner .. Sammy Renick, famous jockey, turned down by the Army because he was an inch too short Che cracked back that he was taller than the Japs) is giving Al Jolson a race for Emily Jewell.
 COmpOs CT Conductor Johnny Green and his wife, Betty Furness, will reconcile But famous film carneraman Hal Rosson, once wed to Jean Harlow, and his wife have given up trying The wife of one of Britain's ace statesmen here is playing around with an AIneri- can, millionaire and an American diplomat, and a lot of people who shouldn't, know about 1t Gary Davis, Danny Kaye's understudy, and Al Paris, the playboy, are both giving Doris Greb, the rush Dorothy Lamour is on her way to Broadway (she likes Capt. Bill How ard).
 Thare was moro to the Lana Tur- ner-Steve Crane crackup than the tecnnicality, that Cranes matri- monial probation hadn't run out when he married her. If hat were all they could remarry when his divorce is final, after their baby is born Filmactor Lee Cobb and his wife will have 8 little kernel in March The Edmund Loe-Ann Savage USO tour may end at the altar Many friends suspect that Janet Blair is secretly Mrs. Lou Bush .. Kathryn Grayson and John Shelton laugh at divorce ru- mors, because they have little se- cret which will soon be announced from a maternity hospital.
 DaOsa Costello, the Latin bomb- shah, has been suspended by AGVA for 60 days When Errol Flynn returned to Hollywood he bumped into Merle Oberon, What picture are you working in?" he asked Merle answered, Attack By Night And Merle gets furious when she's addressed as Lady Korda wl1ich she is says in Hollywood being a lady makes one feel con- spicuous F1lnnyman Phil Silvers is going overseas for the Victory Committee. He musn't tell where, but he hopes Gen. Eiscenhower will
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11

Hands ike these will turn out ammunition by the tens of millions of tons. Hands like these will get the guns food, and supplies to the men at the front Hands like these will the money to pay the bill for this final effort in defense of American standards of life and liberty.
  Here are my hands. They are eager to start. Take them and put them to work
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11
Broadway and Elsewhere
By Joek Loit

1 like his act .. Lew Wilson, new est film discovery, is rated the hand somest thing that lives Albany 1; is just as damned. as Washington.
 President QuezOn of the Philip pines, ailing, is expected to retire, replaced by Vice-President Osmena before his term ends, in December The cops are hunting two sorehead. actors, not muggers, foi 1 the George Jean Nathan slugging Johnny Broaca, pitcher, who disappeared from the Yankees, has turned up in the Army =. Private Leonard Williams, after 28 days in an Army camp in California, was honorably discharged = because his snoring rocked the barracks.
 Laird Cregar goes into a hospital Jan. 19, to drop 75 pounds SO he can have an operation .. A big shot in the U. s. Office of Censor ship is on the verge of quitting too much censorship of his censor ship Virginia Field, of stage and screen, went shopping in Hat tie Carnegie's, and the saleswoman assigned her was Jerry Higgins, for mer wife of Virginias husband, Paul Douglas. Neither thought it was funny and there was a "scene" |. They say in Washington that when Justice James Byrnes re- signed from the Supreme Court to become economic cZar he had lofty objective-the Presidency, no less.
 Wendell Willkie, most recent member, was master of ceremonies at the Explorers Club dinner Y. |. Puk Paaris, the beautiful bride, is convalescing after an operation |. Out of nowhere, Chao Ming Gnu who danced in European capitals and recently made a cirsculous es- cape from Copenhagen, turned up at the Monte Carlo. She is niece of the Chinese Minister of Railways and the newest 'lioness" of the Park the Park Avenue pa- triots |. Since her marriage to Capt. Frederick Swann of British Intelligence, Louise Prentice Groot- half, cover model has not been seen around. But. she was recognized by high Army official inspecting Long Island plane factory-work- ing as a welder Major George Fielding Elliot has engaged 8 new librarian - her name is Betsy Ross Barbara Hutton is backing beauty salon in Beverly Hills and Grandpa Woolworth would writhe to know it's the most expensive in that hgih-priced. haven of the stars
 Martha Kemp Mature, may marry Spencer Martin when the law allows .. Henry Jerome, lead CT at the Pelham Heath Inn, and his canary, Kay Carleton, take the same trains and buSSeS every day |. Dean Murphy and Honey Lee will probably announce it on St. Valen- tines Day "a. It. Elliott Arnold, author of '"The CommandoS," is No. with Isabel Rolfe, the beau | teouS ballerina Loretta Young, regarded as tartar on the sets, can now try her temperament out i on John Farrow, toughest director in Hollywood Lyle Talbot will marry Linda Brent when her di- vorce from Steve Cornell is certi- fled by tirne Irving Refs, who tells actors what to do, has been told by his wife where to do And Fanny Washington, descend ant of George Washington's broth CT, has become 8 practising disciple J of Father Divine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11

Dr. Charles L. Larkin, c. Arthur DuBoiS, and General Secretary Herbert s. Smith of the Waterbury Y. M. c. A. will participate actively in the proceedings of the 76th an- nual convention of the State Y. M. 0. As of Connecticut. pr. Larkin will preside at the section meeting on "Foundations For A Just Peace" " MT. DuBois will preside at the sec tion on "The "Y" on the Industrial Front; MT. Smith will be a re-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11

No credits will be given for. pro- eaefion 0f foods not listed a3 esr
 snflai. Many producers Of soeallea
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11

otherwise threatens to bring cold and suffering to thousands.
 Pleasure must be sacrificed now to prevent later hardship. The vol- untary cooperation of al is l1eces- sary and since the people have been informed of the gravity of the Situ- ation I am sure 1t will be forth coming.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11
SCREEN MOPPET's MIsHAP

Billy Severn is a slightly wounded veteran of his fifth Christmas.
 The youngster. who attalneo fame as the war orphan in Journey for A.argarct,' with Margaret O'BFien, at Metro 0oldwyn-Mayer. welcomed his first bicycle as a Chrislmas gift,
 yer-cOnfldent after q trial sun on the lawn at his Hollywood home. Billy stepped too hard on the pedal -and went over the handlebars. fEe skinned ials hsg and injured his dignity, but that was all.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11

luxury items will have to shift over to essential production or 90 with. out things they needed.
 The i943 goals call for a 10 per cent increase in livestock products and the same total acreage as in 1922. but with more emphasis or crops of high food value.
 Details of the program will be explained at meetings in farm countries throughout the country January i2 Then the farmers re. turn to their homes if they wish and wait for the Triple. A com. mitteeman to call and explain 1t in detail.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11

source leader in the section on "Our World Services In 1943."
 The convention will open with luncheon at noon next Saturday, following which there will be ad- dresses by Eugene E. Barnett, gen- eral secretary of the International Committee of the Y. M. o. A., and Harrison s. Elliott of the Union The ological Seminary. At 2 o'clock seven sectional meetings will be held. The titles of these, in addition
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11

;to the State Farm for Women. Ai- fonso Garter, 27,. of 8 Spark street, and Lew b. McGirt, 3l, of 14e BIshop street, both c0iored. were each given three month jail sem tences. execution of. McGirts sem tence being suspended for one year. Appeais will Dc taken in the cases of Mises McAGaster and voccia, anc Mc0irt and Garter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-11

WALTER WINCHELL duty Indications his column will be resumed very
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28

Katra. Lipe Sc je samo smeh-
ljal.
'Lahko gres, kadar hoces," je
nadaljevala Katra, "bolje pref,
ko slej. Da bi sc hlapci vmesa-
vail V reci, XII jih prav mic ne
brigajo, tega nismo vajeni ma
Peel. Zato pa lahko gres, Lipe!"
Him." Sc je zacudil navidez-
no Lipe, "kaj ste vi, matt, GO
spodar? Mislim, da je Juri. In
samo ON me bo gonil raz Pee"
Sc nikoli nj slisala Katra ta-
kin besed. V 1.-Two rano je zadel
fant opombo, da je ma Peel
prav "a prav Juri gospodar. V
tel jezi je Katra pozabila vse
dostojnosti. Dvignila je roko in
velela:
"se danes pojdes! Sc sem 60
spodinja JAIL"
"Bosa je ia, matt. Kaj ste ta-
ko pozabljivi, da ne veste, ada ,je
Juri re izpolnil stiriindva jset
let. Krstili ste ga "a Jurija, ro-
jen je pa bill menda oktobra." ."
In FAINT Sc je obrnil in 'odsel vi
sokozvravnan proti hlevom. .Ka-
ira je planila proti hisi. Tomaz
pa je Sci "a Lipetom.
"Ti," je dejal, ko Sc Lipe nj
ozrl.
"Kaj?" Sc je obrnil sedaj Ii
pc. Hlapca sta 81 stala enako-
mocna naproti. Lipe je bill mi
rem, nj pa bill Tomaz.
"Tisto trotu 81 bonn zapom-
nil,' 'je dejal Tomaz.
"Le," Sc je odzval Lipe, "za-
to sem ii povedal."
"Molci!' je siknil Tomaz.
cali hoces, da tetreseim cez
streho?"
"Kajpak, tax trot, pa me-
nei"
Tomaz Sc .je zakadil v Lipe-
(Dalje prihodnji5)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28
sto in sele potem DO jedel.

sto in sele potem DO jedel.
Vojaki imajo najrajsi, AXE
jim Cd donna pisejo, kaj Sc do
ma godi . njihovo druzino; po.
tenn radi kaj slisijo 0 svojih pri-
jateljih, posebno onih, XII 80 pri-
vojakih in ravno tako radi I'VE.
do, kaj Sc splosno dogaja '
njihovem domacem kraju.
Napaeni nacin poroeevanja
lahko zlomi morale vojaka. Pri.
tczhe v pismih, pisma, XII govo-
RHO, kako so donna "potrti" in
poroeila o domaeih neprijetnih
zadeyscinah vplivajo nepovoljno
ma vojaka, da je razmisljen in
ne pazi dovoljno ma svojo tezko
dolznost ter ma svojo lastno
zivljenje.
Vojaki, XII Sc borijo, pa tudi
nimajo radi pisem, pisanih cd
tujih ljudi, XII so Sc pridruzili
kakemu "klubu "a dopisovanje
borcem". Pisma, v katerih jim
laskajo ljudje, XII SO slueajno
doznali "a njihov naslov, Jim ne
pomenijo dosti.
To so rezultati ankete, XII 10
je pred kratkim izvrsil Urad "a
vojne informacije skupno S spe-
cialnim oddelkom vojaskih O.
borozenih sill med vojaki donna
in preko morja.
V svojem komentarju o vpli-
WI ma morale vojakov, katero
vrsijo pisma cd donna, je rekel
general major Lewis H. Brere-
ton, glavni komandant ameris-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28
Ali je Uan to znano?

Ali je UG7n to znano?
Ali ste III citali knjigo Two
Way Passage, izpod per,es a
Louis Adamica, XII predlaga, da
bi mi osebno prenesli amerisko
izkusnjo v Evropo?'
Kolegiji sedaj nudijo posebne
tecaje, da pripravijo ljudi "a to
vitalno delo.
Washington Sc zivahno pri-
pravlja, da nudi to priliko vpo-
moe nasim dobrim sosedom on
stran moria. Javnost Sc zanima
"a to priliko, da bi napravila
nGcrt 90 mir IN gnsago pojne
S tenn, da bi Sc odvzelo navad-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28
PROJEKT IA IZBOLJSANJE
ZEMI,JE MA HRVAsKEM
JE PROPADEL

Washington. - Kljub ogrom-
nemu kricanju hrvaske Wade
glede obdelovanja zapuseene
zemlje v cilju, da Sc poveca pro-
dukcija zita in zadovolji nepre-
stano naraseajoce zahteve live
Ia 8 strani njihovih nacisticnih
gospodarjev, so ostali uspehi
tega povecanja produkcije zelo
borni. Cd osisca kontrolirani
radio Rakovica je nedavno po-
svetil mnogo svojega casa OPT
tsu obdelovanja nerodovitne
zemlje v parazdinskem okraiu.
'V Varazdinu vlada ogromna
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28

j kin oborozenih sill ma Srednjen
Vzhodu, sledece:
"VGasih 50 pisma morda bolj
vazna kot municija'.
Borci ma vseh frontah so i
stega misljenja, da nobena rec
nina takega vpliva ma ustvar-
jamie morale med mimi kot po-
Sta. Neki vojak v Afriki je de-
jal:
9V nasi jedilnici smo Sc vsi
poeutili nekako slabo. Pa je
prisla posta. Naslednji dan je
bill drugi dan tezke bitke. Posta
je povzroeila, da Sc je bitka
drugacje razvijala. Vsak Sc ie
spustil v bitko z boljsim razpo-
lozenjem, ker je dobil vesti cd
dona". Neki mornar pa je do
dal: sfV bitkah vrsin1o svoio
dolznost in najrajse 0 tenn
sploh ne mislimo, raven da
smo bill v njih sreeni. zelimo
Sc odpoeiti. Ma enkrat euiete,
da je prisla posta. Kakor ma j.
glah ste, dokler zares pride, IL
gleda, kakor da ne morete do
cakati, da bi odprli zakelj in
sortirali koverte." In drugi NOR
mar: 'Ko Sc nam je priblizal
tanker da nam da bencin, nam
je prinesel tudi posto "a tri me-
sece. Kapetan je naredil, da
smo prosti do popoldne vsi, raz-
ven onih, XII neobhodno moraio
biti ma dolznosti, da bi lahko
citaH posto in ma MO odgovori-
H."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28
MLADA BREDA
POVEST
SPISAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ q.
PoVEST

"Sem mi daj obleko! Tako le.
pc blago, in vse gre skazit. Sem
daj! O, sal sem vedela,, da be
kaj narobe, in res mi sesije ma
robe"
"Molcite!' 'je krimila sedaj
Anica, wi zamenjujete lice I
narobe, ne JAZZ. Zakaj kricite
Pa vprasajte Marjanico, ali pa
cesarja samega."
Katra je vzela >obleko in vr-
sala ma dvorisce. Sprva je stek-
Mia Nezo lin ia sji je pritrdila,
Potem je srecala simna, XII Sc
sprva ko dober politik nj hotel
odlociti ne "a emo ne "a drugo.
Klanjajoc Sc pa vljudnosti in
casti Katrini, je pritrdil, da BIO
re res, kar trdi tasca. Potem je
naletela Katra ma Lipeta, XII sc
il >je zasmejal, da ne pozna lica,
da je on MOI, a toliko da ze To-
ci, da to nj lice, kar trdi Katra.
Katra jo je pobrala, ces, kaj da
on We. Ia mosko obleko morda,
"a zensko pa ne. Tedaj je pri-
stopil Tomaz. "Glej," ga je ma
govorila Katra, "taka je nasa
nevesta; il dam obleko delati
pa mi IL same jeze narobe Sc
size. Kaj bi napravila sele S
srajcami "a te in Jurija. Taxa
sivilja, Sc lica ne loci" Pristo-
pila sta bila Neza in Slime. Ne
kako vstran je stal Lipe. Tedaj
je stopila Anica med vrata.
Oblicje j je gorelo razburje-
MIA. Tomaz je sunil Katro, ces
"Poslusa!"
maj poslusa," je kriGala ta-
Sea, "skoda, da Jurija nj, ada bi
Sc on razsodil. Ma, Ma, Neza, in
nesi Cilki, maj popravi, &c more.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28

Danes, ko Sc vecja kuga unicuje
ljudstva sirom vsega sveta, pro-
stovoljno nudijo Amerikanci,
domaeini in potomci vseh pre-
pricanj, pot do povratka zivlje-
MIA kot del Ameriske rekon-
strukcijske misije; ne samo v
Evropi, pac pa po vsakem delu
sveta, kjer SO potrebne nase "a
loge in nase ideje.
Amerikanci priha j 10 2
zdravniskimi zalogami in jedili,
z senenom in gnojilom, 2 kme-
tijsko zivino in orodjem. Sc bolj
vazno pa je to, da mi priaaSamo
salogo denokraticnih idej "a
ces aaoUi sUet!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28

nemu ljudstvu osisea voljo do
nadaljnega bojevanja.
Te ideje so postale zazeljive
in praktiene; tako ameriske
uvajanju in tako univerzalne
sprejetju.
Mi zelino, da hi Sc vi-sleher-
ni-seznanili S to idejo. Emo
leto po predlaganju tie ideje, je
Louis Adamic izdal v brosuri
"This Week." clanek After
Victory-What ?" (Po zmagi-
Kaj?), XII je kratko in jedrnato
porocilo o tel predlogi, XII je
bila ojacena z obsirno diskuzijo.
2 zanimanjem boste citali ia
clanek. vi bi Sc norali takoj
seznaniti S tenn nacrtom "a zma-
go in mir. Posljite 1Oc "a po-
kritje stroskov tiskovine in post
nine in posfjite ma:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28

q - ASSi, va JO &c Cc1hO, hhddl
nasa noce."
Anica. Sc je morala prijeti "a
vrata, zakaj cd jeze je kipelo
v Mi, da ne bi bila mogla izpre-
govoriti niti besede.
Tasca pa je k poslom obrnje-
ma izzivala Sc dalje:
"Take SO tie mlade punice! Ia
nobeno delo nj, in &c kaj zna,
pa noee. Clovek Sc trudi in ubi-
ia cd zore v mrak ,troti pa zro.''
"Troti, ha-ha," Sc je ljubez-
!njivo skusal nasmehniti Tomaz
proti Anici. ze je hotela pobeg-
niti Anica, ali komaj je cutila
dovolj moci. In tedaj Sc je ne
kaj zgodilo. Mirno je pristopil
Lipe, wei obleko in dejal:
"Deset policev, matt, staviva,
ia Je TO lice.
"Troti, troti,," je. ponavljal
Tomaz "a Lipetom, XII Sc je obr-
nil sedaj in dejal: 4
"Ali yes, Tomaz, da trdis res
nico. Ma Peci so res troti.'
"Res?" Sc je zacudil Tomaz.
'Prav res" je nadaljeval Ii
pc napol k Tomazu, ma pol h
Katri, "pa nasa nevesta nj
troll"
"Kdo pa?" Sc je razkoracil
Tomaz; ocividno Sc je hotel po-
bahati in pokazati pred Katro.
Neza in Slime sta Sc skromno
umaknila, tako da sta 81 stala
hlapca z oci V oci. Katra je sta
Ia oh strani. Ma vratih je s siro-
koodprtimi ocmi cakala Anica.
"Kdo?" je zategnil Lipe, "ti,
Tomaz, ma primer!"
"Kdo tebe po Gem vprasa," je
rekla zdaj Katra, "ali nimas mic
dela?"
Toda Lipe je bill videti kaj
odlocen in silno dobre wolfe in
smehljaje Sc je rekel:
"Brez zamere, gospodinja, pa
je re tako. Tisti, XII pri obleki
zamenja lice, tudi cebele cd tro-
ia ne DO locil."
Sedaj stoprav Sc je oglasil
"oskrbnik" V Tomazu:
Kaj pa, &c bi hlapca zane
njali -, ali pa &c bi hlapec mo-
raj zamenjati gospodarja?"
Toda Lipe je bill neusmiljen.
"Kdo bi pa potem delal, To-
MAJ? Troti?"
ives kaJ, Sc je razkoracil Sc
daj Tomaz, zee tt nj pray, Lipe,
sal lahko gres!"
"Tomaz," je ,odvrnil mirno
Lipe, "hlapec ii, hlapec JAZZ, &c
pojdi kateri, in kateri pojde -,
pove gospodar!"
"Prav mic tie ne ustavljam"
je cd jeze hripava pripomnila
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28

delavnost', je dejal radio, "kaj-
I'll gre "a to, da Sc napravi plod-
no neobdelano zemljo'. Glasom
brzojavk, katere je dobil Owl,
je bilo obdelanih v celoti komaj
Is akrov v varazdinskem okra-
ju; da doseze ia rezultat je mo-
rala vlada silo nagnati ma delo
prebivalstvo iz krajev Libovec,
Nova vas in Tomec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28

ton ruins even the peoples chance
to earn food from their military
masters. They are faced with star
vation-but the demolition con-
tinues.
, Be thankful you may work peace
fully at your task and put your
earnings into United States War
Bonds and Stamps.
WSS 741C u. S. Treasury Dept.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28
Kaksne vrste infor.
macije 81 zelijo
yojaki

Office Of War Information
Hrana. in posta imata najvec-
j vpliv ma morale Get in " mno-
9Th slucajih DO vojak ali NOR
mar rajsi pref precital svojo po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28

Day after day important war
production plants in occupied Eu-
rope are destroyed by explosions,
by fire. Spontaneous combus-
tion," say the workers with their
tongues in their cheeks. The Nazis
know better. They rave and shoot
more hostages; send more prison.
ers to work camps. The destruc-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28

. Ali maj mani storimo "a
ljudstvo Evrope kot pa
smo storili "a njih Vino
grade? Pred vec lett, ko je
kuga unicila njih vinogr.a-
de, Sc je tia poslalo ameri-
ske cepitve, da bi Sc OH
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-28

velo trtno industrijo v sta
ri domovini. Evropske trte
so bile ozivljene in zbolj-
Sane, ker je bila ameriska
trta, XII je bila prvotno cd
tam, ojacena tukaj.
Evening star., 1943-11-25
LA Guardia Urges U. 5.
Ito Give Jews ASYLUM

Mayor La Guardia Of New York
told the House Foreign Affairs Com
mittee yesterday that the United
States must stand ready to "do it,
share" when 1t asks other countries
to provide asylum for persecuted
Jews escaping from Nad-dominated
Europe.
Indorsing a resolution to create
q presidential-appointed commission
to take steps to prevent "the exter-
mination" of European Jews, Mayor
La Guardia said:
mo one is going to hesitate hurt
ing the feelings Of Hitler, and cer-
tainly this Is not going to annoy
anyone else"
He asserted adoption Of such 9
resolution would prove valuable
particularly because the military
situation Is now such that some o.
the satellite countries are looking
where to step because the day o.
reckoning is coming"
He emphasized his belief, how
ever, that I'VE must do our share
participate proportionately in wha
we ask other countries to do" II
providing asylum for escaped Jews
Representative Mundt, Republic
an, OF South Dakota stated h
planned to offer an amendment t.
cover all oppressed peoples.
Evening star., 1943-11-25
Messe 10 Reorganize
Italian Armed Forces

BY the Associated Press.
AT ITALIAN GOVERNMENT
HEADQUARTERS IN SOUTHERr
ITALY, Nov. n (Delayed) Com,
plete reorganization Of the Italia1
Army to remove all technically in.
competent and politically dangeroul
officers and make 1t an effective
fighting force was pledged today b,
Marshal Giovanni Messe, newly an.
pointed chief Of staff.
Marshal Messe, who commanded
the Italian 1st Army in Tunisia and
who was the last Axis general tc
surrender there, is regarded as the
most vigorous officer who has ap-
peared on the Italian government
scene thus far. He said:
MY principal task is to reorganize
the army. In such reorganizatio
1t is going to be necessary to elm
mate those officers not technically
prepared to command and those
whose political activity has endan-
gered the army"
Discussing current operations OF
the Italian armed forces, Marshal
Messe said mountain troops are
fighting tbs Germans In the Alps,
but need ammunition and food; an
italian brigade Is cooperating with
Yugoslav Partisans in Slovenia; ;
three small divisions are battling the
Germans in Montenegro, and ele-
ments from three other divisions are
cooperating with guerrillas in Al
bania.
In Greece, Marshal Messe went on,
the Pinerola Division and other
small units are brigaded with the
British against the Germans and
units Of the Italian feet are CO.
operating with the Allies In the
Mediterranean.
Evening star., 1943-11-25
Closed Shop Is Held
Invalid in Alabama
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 25.-
Closed-shop c agreements in Alabams
were declared void yesterday by w
Emmett Brooks, director of the
State labor department.
Mr.. Brooks emphasized that his
statement was "an Interpretation
Of an attorney generals ruling, but
added that he conceived 1t to apply
both to intrastate and interstate
firms.
Commenting on the attorney gen.
erals opinion, Mr.. Brooks said: 1T
Is my position that the Legislature
has declared q closed shop agree
ment to be contrary to public policy
In this State and, therefore, void.
He said the State labor depart
ment will follow his line of reason
ing until some court OF competent
Jurisdiction shall declare other
wise"
The labor directors statement re-
ferred to an opinion by Attorney
General William N. Mcqueen that
ruled valid provision of the States
Bradford labor law assuring free
dom to new employees to join or not
ioin q union,