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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-30

razen tankou, oklopnh aUtomob
centriranih ma neki postaji U X,
dezel, podjarmljenih cd naci-
stov, pc skrivnih podtalnih po-
tin, ne pa porocila, katera 3D.
dajajo mogocne nemske radio
postaje. Odgovor Sc glasi, da je
Europa zedinjena, da je vse ma
rode kontinenta zdruzila TAXA
enotnost wolfe in ciljev, kakr-
she Sc MISC poznali V teku sto-
letij; vsi razdori med narodi
in strankami, med verami in
rasami so utihnili, docim so Sc
vse we're, rase, stranke in naro-
di strnili V emo samo vrsto z
enim samim skupnim ciljem.
Navajamo nekatere dokaze,
nabrane il porocil, XII so V zad-
njih dneh prispela liz vseh kon-
cev in krajev Europe:
Ceski patriot SO izkoristili
priliko, katero jim je nudil
zracni napad Raj ma skodove
orozarne, ter so povecali po-
vzroceno SkOdo S tenn, da so
prerezali telefonske in brzojav-
ne zice, poskodovali strojno
orodje in unicili razlicne ma
prave. Par dni popreje je bila
nastala v neki skodovi podruz-
nici ogromna eksplozija, nakar
je izbruhnil velik polar, XII sc
razsiril tudi ma sosedne ke-
micne tovarne Hochstetter and
Schickradt.
Ma Danskem je polar unicil
najvecjo tovarno "a bolniske
potrebe; ogenj je unicil tudi
vse Zaloge in vse stroje. To sc
je .zgodilo v zacetku aprila, ko-
maj par dni pred unicenjem We
likih zalog cementa, XII je bill ma
menjen "a UPGRADE pri zidanjU
nemskih utrdb. Strategicno vaz.
ma zeleznica Cd Aalborga na
Severno morje je bila preki'
njena cd eksplozij, XII so izru'
vale tracnice in vrgle vagone il
tira. Neznani sabotazniki so pc.
rusili Riffel Syndikatet, maj.
boil skrbno zastrazeno tovarnt
ma Danskem. Tovarna je izdelo'
vala lahko strelno orozje.
V Grciji Sc je zbrala vojsks
patriotov, XII Steje $4,000 MOI
IL gorskih prede1ov dezele in je
zdaj pod skupno komando; pri
pravljena je ma udar O praven
trenotku. Skupine teh patrioto1
neprestano nadlegujejo okupa'
torje, ter so izsilile evakuacijt
marsikaterih krajev ma Grskem
"Pomorski gerilci' delujejo
Egejskem morju in imajo lad,
je, katere so odvzeli sovrazni
ku; svoja skrivalisca imajo
zalivih in zalivckih, ter cd tan
prestrezajo ladje, XII plovejo OK
obali. Mnoge izmed teh ugrab
ljenih ladij SO bile v sluzbi osi
Sea "a prevoz ziveza; vse te "a
loge SO zdaj ma razpolago ar
madi patriotov.
Ma Francoskem je podze
meljski pokret izvrstno orga,
niziran, ina vodilni odbor II
bogato izbiro casopisov. Nacrt
"a sodelovanje z zavezniki v stu
caju invazije so pripravljeni, il
delani z vso skrbjo do zadnjt
picice. V prvih stirih mesecil
letosnjega leta je bilo uniceniF
100 lokomotiv, 1000 vagonov il
bio ali unicenih ali pa posko
dovanih; zelezniski promet j
bill pretrgan ma 60 razlicnih kra
Jill "a skupaj 2,460 ur.
Podtalni casopis lie Franc
Tireur" prigovarja zenam, ma.
demonstrirajo prot mobilizaci
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-30
Naziranje v Mehiki
Kaj pravi Kori

Rumunski kralj Karol, XII Sc
nahaja v Mehiki, pa je iztavil:
"Sicer je tezko delati napovedi,
toda verjetno je, da DO Italia
izstopila IL vojne, zlasti ker je
bill italijanski kralj vedno ma
sproten tel vojni."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-30
Veselje v New Yorku

NEW YORK. - V Yankee
stadionu Sc je vrsila v nedelio
velika baseball igra, kateri je
prisostvcvalo $1,000 ljudi. Ko
so zvocniki oznanili padec Mus
solinija, je prenehala igra in
mnozica je vec minut nsvduse-
no kricala svoje odobravanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-30
Veselje ma Malti

VALETTA, Malta, II. juli-
ia. - Ma Malti je zavladalo
burno veselje, ko Sc :je doznalo
"a Mussolinitev padec. .
Radio-operator, XII je prvi do
bill to vest, je kakor divji ste
KEEL v urednistvo lista Malta
Times, kjer je brez besede in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-30
Odmev %svetovnega mnenja Z ORION
ma usOdo MussOlinija in Italije
Vsi svobodoljubni krogi smatrajo padec napihnjenega
diktatorJa "a sre6en Observation-Disclosures ujetniki
v Angliji pravijo, da je sedaj vse koncano.

brez sape padel uredniku okoli
Vratu.
Mnenje Iaskih vojnih ujetnikov
LONDON, II. julia. - TIA
lijanski vojni ujetniki v Angliji,
SO, ko SO doznali O padcu Mus
solinija, izjavili: ITO je konec!
Italija je koncana! Zdaj je vse-
ga konec!"
PiSava ma stem
SYDNEY, Australia, II. jul
LIZA. - John Curtin, premier
Avstralije, je izjavil V zvezi s
padcem Mussolinija: "V Musso-
linijevi usodi vidi sedaj lahko
Hitler pisavo ma steni."
Adijo, MussO!
svedska, II.
Julia. - IL soban tukajSnjega
italijanskega poslanistva so po-
metali uradniki vse Mussolini-
jeve s]ike.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
Father Kills
Daughters
And Self

Bay City, Mich. April 27-(ATD
-I}arricadcd in his home and dc
spite efforts Of police 10 Gust him
with tear gas. the rather of six chill
Grcn went bcrscrk with shotgun
thi, morning. killed two small daIgh-
tCrs. wounded two others and then
sho; himself fatally through the
head.
While police fred tear gas into
the home after vain efforts 10 CAIN
The mar. Cecil J. LiSk. a.. turned a
shotgun on mis- daughters in an up.
stair, bedroom. thea dashed into the
basement and shot himself.
A rivc-yCar-old daughter. Vivian
died shortly after being brought 10
Mercy hospital. Later Kathleen. two
also died Geraldine. ten. was in
= critical condition. and Bcrnicc
eight. was shot but was not believed
seriously injured.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
German Map
Shows Loss
OF Novgorod
Uy The Associated Prpss.D

\ .trunG indication that the Rus
SLAMS had captured the stout Ger
man base Of NuyCuroG came from
the Berlin radio today. II reported
that map published in Adolf Hit
iCr'S NoCiwiSChcr HcrbaChtC, for the
first time since In" smashing Soviet
winter offensive .iluwCd NuvgOrod
"CXactly in front 81 this line"
Tho broadcast. recorded by The
Associated Pre-. said all Lake linen
was III russian hands. since thC line
ran along the west bank OF that lake
about 100 mics south oi Lcningrad
un the front where Marshal SCmcun
TmOShCnkn scored tactical gains -
the winter campaign.
Near the southern anchor OF the
front. The German. said nc front
touches tho town Of Tai mrCp." ~
miles west Of Rusiuv on the Sea of
N2uy. This indicated u farther wCS;-
ward advance than the Russ ms had
claimed.
In tic Kuban sector. to rrOnt was
said 10 hc somewhere :. q. y ,VorOs-
sisk and Tcmryuk' on ia, Tamar
peninsula. showing the L rmai
bridgchcad in the western Caucasu.
was extremely narrow.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
Cotton Prices
Turn Higher

Now York. April 27.-(Ap)-C0i-
ton futures opened > 10 80 cents a
bale higher.
Noon values were 10 10 IL cents Il
balc higher. Nav 2O.il. July 1897
and October 1891.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
LiberatorS
Raid Italy
Big Load of Bombs
Dropped on Airdrome
In Southern Italy
By u. S. Fliers

Cairo. April III (AP)-A
heavy concentration of Amcri-
can IibCratOrs dropped quar-
tcr-milliOn pounds of high cx-
plGsivcS yesterday on the naZi
airdrGmcs in southern Italy. Il
key assembly point for axis air
craft.
Il would be surprised if single
pan" was left intact on the ground
uUUbardicr Ui one of the bDmbcrS
Sdid E.rI i 30 miles north al the
laramie naval base and Is on the
AdgILtiC sea.
y c"mmuniquc today said hills
were scored ON hangers and ground
cd aircraft. PILOTS said the RAID WAS
devastating.
The !Iu"gdturS made up the largest
ninth AIR force formation Ia RAID
ltaIy.
ca" comparison was given, how
ever. with raids strung against ltaiy
i"'u French North Africa. including
one by some 100 Flying FortrcSsCS. }
.,II- !jGdii Hers sad they saw trC-
m,nduus explosions and black smoke
ro.r thousands Of feet into the air.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
Allies Close In on SaLan1aua
ConmandHills
Mubo Village

Washington, April 27-(AP)
General Douglas Macarthur :
headquarters disclosed ,oday
that American and Australian
troops now command hills over
LOOKING Mubo village, only twcl-
We miles south of the big Japa-
ncSc base ut Sa.amaua. New
Guinea, and allied patrols hay"
penetrated within six miles OF
the base Itself.
Details OF the allied advance
were lacking. and it was not
immediately clear whether Cen
cral MacArthur'S forces were
preparing I new offensive.
Observers noted, however. that
recent cOmmuniqueS have stress
cd the inceSSant aerial pound
iEG of Japanese troops below
Enthusiastically the pre-
ludc to all OffenSive-and dis
patches from allied headquarters
today said United States airmcn
were making ten to 20 low ~tr.i-
ing sweeps over the enemy ,Iail%.
The last SiZcablc action occurred
carly n February near WalI, 30 miles
southwest of Salamuua. when the
Japanese lost 1000 troops. Al that
tlmc. the enemy was reported fall.
ing b-"k toward Muho.
On the Burma front. British head.
Quarters said Field Marshal Sir Ar,
chibald p. Wavcll'S troops beat of
a new japanese. attack south ol
l3uthcdauEG, and inflicted "cunSidcg.
able" casualties on the enemy.
In the skies. British and American
Wa"planCS continued widespread ii
lacks on Japanc-c river transport
alrdromcs, railways and other tar.
gets.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
Judge W arlick Withdraws
From Cs,bernatorial Race
Cherry Says Contest
Is Two-Man Affair;
Hoey 70 Decide
On Senate Race

Raleigh, April 2T-AIJ-td-
viscd here TO-DAY that Judge viii
son Warlick had publicly an
nOunccd he would not he 4 can
didatc for governor. X. Grc.S
Cherry of GaStunia said tI,gi tnr
books apparently were closed
and the gubcrnatOri1i race would
he between him and DR.. Ralph
Mcdonald.
Cherry admitted that nc was NO.,
surprised that Wdr!,CE had with,
drawn from that and ,u" L. s. Sen.
ate race. and indicated H." matter WA
iii CuSSCd at Il luuCn'"n h" had with
Warlick in GaStuGiI last week.
Also in Raleigh To-day WIS
Clyde II. IIOcy of Shelby. former
governor whose name is being
mentioned prominently in the
Senate race against thr incum-
bent. Robert X. RcyunidS. IIO:y'S
name appeared in tho picture lat
week after q. Max Gardner. his
brothcr-in-law and Ill Il former
governor. withdrew frc,- he
race. assembling his reason 10. i'll
health.
HUCy said TODAY that he would
make definite announcements with.
in a few days. Tie did not elaborate
But Capitol Square believes he will
run.
Cherry was here in a case before
the utilities Cnmwi sion and ilrvy
had Il case before the supreme court.
Cherry took time. however. IT, ravc
a lengthy talk with Robert Grady
johnson. utilities commissioner whc
once was Il candidate for ihr Demo
cratic nomination. and iipCv had 4
talk with Governor BrOughlon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

The committee accepted one
change. offered by Representative
Dewey, Republican. Illinois. that
would include lis reason for Sus-
pending trade with another nation
C,idrH"" thn' tho "runtrv dealt with
international cartcls. "a
Chairman Duutnion. Dcrrucrat Of
North Carolina, said the measure, re-
moving for three years tie State dc
pu;tmCntS AUTHORITY % negotiate re-
CiprUCdl puct% with other nations.
would hC presented on the floor Of
the House after the tax problem has
been settled.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27


These allied ilrU.tS accompanied
gains all along the lIO-milc trent in
fighting which :hc allied :,eIdnuar-
tiers c0mmumiquc characterized as
q! "una5atcd rcrocity." They were
participated il by allied ai:' forces
which flew more than CuD sortics
nuunccmCnt said was of increasing
intensity"
Armorcd SpcarhcadS Of thc
British iabbing southwest of
GoubclIat threatened 10 cut off
the big supply base of Pont du
FANS. 81 miles southwest of Iu-
mis-. which already was mcnaCcd
by The much feared Moroccan
counters who had driven north
east along the Tunisian dorsaI
To hill overlooking the town.
The GUumiCrS went Ike Smo.;C"
i'll their push on pont du Fahs from
the southeast yesterday. from: line
ii patches said. and were within two
miles Of the objective.
Tnc tJni; battle here. which ap-
DCarcG 10 or the key 20 the great
'ght i@2 - nj. along in" front. had
ro& the Germans 20 taa,.s II the
.ast ~ huiwS.
IT. tho wild and deadly action first
army armOred columns had reached
me point only four miles from the
supply ruad Running northeast of
pnnt du fah.. and second column
hud battered ii~ WY 10 within six
miles Of Inc artery.
The days most spectacular air
blow was struck by Flying For
trcSscS which made their longest
flight of the north African cam
paign and bombed GrOSSetO fly
ing field. 90 miles northwest of
Rome. 20 give II Ducc q hint OF
bOmbiugs to come.
LOoSIng hundreds of fragmcnta-
ton bombs in two waves over the
iirdrOmC. tic ForlrcssCs scattered de-
StluCtiOn among parked planes. and
smashed buildings at the reserve
German air force base.
In unison with British first army
and American advances. the British
eighth army infantry too made
slight advances" in difficult hill
fighting. Il spokesman said.
But tho main theatres were on the
axis western flank where British
Churchill tanks had been used in
some cases to climb peaks 1000 feet
high and support the infantry.
The American advance in thc JEFF
ma area. too. was against extremely
difficult resistance" with the Ger.
man rear guards leaving heavy minc
fields behind TO cover their general
retreat.
But the Americans were reported
making progress in the valley cast OF
! ScdJenanc and west OF Lake Achkel
whose western shore is only II miles
| west vi BilcrtC.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
Labor Board
Sends Plea.
10 Unions
Labor Policies Enter
Crucial Stage; UNIV
district Leaders
In Policy Meet

Washington, April 27-(AP)
More than 10 mines were shut
Town today in the spread of Il
.lrlkc wmca hc!d ,hc possibility
CT halting production of soft
Ca! by Saturday.
The war labor board appealed
To the miners patriotism not to
walk cut. saying in messages to
President John l.. Lewis of the
United Mine Workers and other
UNIV leaders that "a nation at
war needs uninterrupted pro-
duction.
However, i'm Pennsylvania. &c
mines were shut down with a.
7G0 men idle. The production
10 there thus increased to more
than $4,000 tons day, OH the
basis of six tons man.
About 1000 mcl were idle in Ken
lucky and 1900 in Alabama. In
Ohio. a UNIV district president said
Iii there is not a contract between
operators and the union by Friday
there wont be any coal miners 60
into coal mine, Saturday"
INV district leaders met in New
York Tor policy meeting but Lewis
still was silent. He has flatly OPP
posed the turning over OF the wage
di.pl,,c between mines and the Opcr-
{: tors - The WLB.
Although UNIV spokesman said
no strikes had been authorized. they
pointed out that Lewis had not for
bidder them, and the number of idle
miners was estimated al more than
10000 in the Pittsburgh and Birming-
ham areas.
In addition. New York source
close To the UNIV officials said hun
drCd:. of tcicgrans were arriving at
UNIV headquarters. urging IN" union
ncgui.atorS To stand firm and inform
ing them that miners were ready To
strike AT q moments notice.
Most of the Pittsburgh and Dir
mingham operations are captive
mines whose total output is used by
The >tcCl companies that OWN than.
Al least two commercial mines III
Pennsylvania. however. were hit by
walk0utS as several thousand south
eastern Kentucky coal miners qui;
wOiK, while elsewhere i'll the state
those who continued work were de-
Scribcd by both operators and union
leaders Il, "rcstlcsS."
BtumiuuuS operators in Alabama.
Illinois and Indiana have received
notice that the miners will not work
after midnight Friday. These states
do got come under the Appalachian
agreement now IN dispute before the
VILE. but this dispute is the key TO
the situation generally.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
Raj Raids
Bombing Described
AS One Of Heaviest
Of War; IL Bombers
Missing From Raid

London. April 21.-(APD-Bri-
tain'S biggest bOmbcrS blasted
the great German inland port of
DuisburG last night i'm zone of
the heaviest raids" ever carried
out against the reich. an official
British announcement declared
today.
Seventeen bOmbcrS were re-
ported missing from the attack.
which an air ministry cOmmuni-
que described aS highly cOnccn-
tratcd.
Last nights raid was the first tim,
that British heavy bombcrS had been
active since the sweeping assault on
Stctti". RoS uck and Berlin las
Tuesday night.
The language of the CumnunIuIr
Indicated that at least 200 tons 81
bombs were dropped on the city. the
weight of explosives probably ap.
preaching that Uf the first Loci
bomber raid on Cologne last Ma3
30 when 800 tons of bombs wCr,
dropped.
The night raid followed blows h,
swift Mosquito b0mbCrs late ycStcr
day al railway CCntCrS and north.
west Germany. in tho Rhincland. anC
in France near the Loire river. Al
of the raioilng planes returned SafCl,
Ia bases. il was announced.
Tho German Communiduc. hCHrC
from the Berlin radio, said SCvCrI
places were raIdCd in western Gcr.
many. including ObcrhauScn an,
MulhCim rs well as DuiSbCrc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
Red Planes
Blast Naziis
Aerial War Reaches
New Peak Of Fur;
Fiercest Fighti.Ag
On kuban Front

Moscow. April 27.-(AP)-
Aviation artrri,y had reached Il
new fury OH the Sovict-Gcrman
front today as Russians, with in
creased air strength. continued
Ia blast naZi forward and rear
positions and communications.
The most intensive action still
was in the kuban region of ths
Caucasus.
led Star, the army newspaper
said that following great air losses,
the German air activity in the Ku-
ban SIackcncd after April % but
Russian activity increased.
Tho dispatch related that the Ger
m rs nCcNiratcd masses of bomb
cr> and fighters. mostly Fockc Wulf
1905 and McSSCrschmitt 1905 in the
IamHn peninsula. and the Crimca
AMI kCrCn strait area airdromrS.
The" and land troops made Il
series Of futile attacks against tha
Red army lines in the Kuban valley
last week, IT WAS said.
Observers asserted that the Red
an force had struck the German air
arm such a sudden and heavy blow
in the kuDau that HitlCr's whole
plan OF air support Tor the Kuban
counter attack ha-; collapsed. al
least iur the present.
Soviet airncu mndc raid after raid
on tn" German ardrumcs ard the
enemy WAS reported To- have lost
hundreds 0i planes.
Land Fighting IN tho Kuban region
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
Duke Gifts
Increased

Charlotte. April 27-(AP)-T'rus-
tee, "i the Duke Endowment in.
creased 10 S736,ii3 the institutions
III" bcncficatiOnS 10 1873 hospitals in
North Carolina and South Carolina
WIhrn they approved at their month
~ meeting here today additional APP
pr"prlationS totaling S98,356 to "a
hospitals.
Inc buait'S announcement OK
planned that the applications Tor a.
SiS'aEcc for these % hospitals were
incomplete al the trustees March
meeting.
>, The hospitals included WoOild-
iicrrI1g hospital. Wil.on. $2.GU2.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
Mcdonald and Cherry
Left as Candidates;
WarlicIl Will Not
Oppose Reynolds

New !nI. April 27.-(AP-
wilson NarIick i'm Il statement
here today said he had decided
not 10 hc Il candidate for gov
crunr III :hc Democratic primary
next year.
SrVcrL! weeks ago Judge War
lick had sued an announcement
Di his intention 10 seek the nom
nation. since that time two 9TH
or a.piTaniS, DIR. Ralph McDOn-
aid OF Chapel Hill and Gregg
Cherry. GaStOnia attorney. have
formally announced they would
cuic" the EubCrnatOrial race.
Wurgs's statement said:
Il viii uUt DC u candidate for GOV
CIrrr ~ tine primary next year. and
having come In that decision | am
making the announcement now So
lraI alliances which arc being form
cd ymuug The people of our state
Will not have progressed So Tar as 10
affect the friends of the. $500. can
GldatcS."
When questioned about the pos
SibiIity of his entering the race Tor
the L. s. Senate now that former
Governor q. Max Gardner has de-
Crdcd not - oppose Senator Robert
Il. ErynuId-. Warlick said firmly:
II .... shall not be Il candidate
Tor the United States Senate"
Commenting upon his Withdrawal
from In" governors race. Warlicl;
SAID that with three candidates in
the forthcoming primary u SECOND
primary election would become al
most a certainty. At time of cmcr-
gcucy ike this. he continued. il is
desirable t. prevent long drawn
political fight for the govcrnorship
II possible.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
Stock Sellers
Are Timid

:. New YORK. April 27.--(AP)---
selling timidity was pronounced in
'othy'S stock market.
selected railway bonds were high
ct. commodities mixed
stocks in the minus column in
c,m'ocd southern Railway. L. >.
;S,''cl. Bethlehem. General Motors.
.,hrySlcr, Goodyear. Sears RpCbuck.
anaconda and Standard OIL Of n. j.
american Telephone was an cX-
TJ.punn. registering new 1913 top.
resisting were Western Union. AM
'tiran Can, DUPONT and Juhns.Man-
vile.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27

With the L. 5. Army in North
crn Tunisia, April p, 9:29 a. IN.
-5:29 4. m. ENNT-(APD-Amcr-
lean infantry attacked Djebel cl
AZZOs, ten miles west of Natcur,
Achkel. today. but pulled back
under heavy counter fire.
The encmy's position is north
of strongly fortified Jcfna.
South of Jcfnl, the Americans
succeeded. however, in occupy
ing Djcbcl ell Aired.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
WEATHER
FOR NORTH CAROLINA.

No decided change In tcmpcra-
turc. hut slightly warmer in
north portion tonight. Some like
Iihood of showers in mountains.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
Allied Arrnor
Closes Trap
On Germans
Eighty German Tanks
Destroyed in Battle
Raging Since Sunday;
Americans Advance

Allied Headquarters in North
Africa, April 27-(AP)-Al-
lied armorcd forces have driven
to within four miles Of the Tu-
nis-Pont du FahS road and have
destroyed so German tanks in
the big scale battle which has
ragged since Sunday, allied quar-
ters announced today.
Farther north, the British
first army infantry cleared
eleven miles OF road from Med
jez-cl-Bab 10 Tcbourba and
reached Toum railroad station,
only % miles west OF Tunis,
front line dispatches reported,
and for the first timc since No
vembcr the allies were again on
the threshold to the Tunis plain.
The same report said the
French Skirting tho Mcditcrran-
can had penetrated to within six
miles Of Lake Achkcl, which al
most adjOins Lake BiZcrte. Cap
parcntly this placed the British
anG French within % rHI''S Of
hGth the twin cities of i;izrrtc
and Tunis.) -
In the sector between Hiciicz Cl-
Bah and the Mediterranean, the
Americans of Lieutenant General
George S. PattoH. il. rOnt.rucd an
advance SO rapid that German rear
guards were unable 10 bury tncir
dead and assaulted TWO strategic
knobs, Green Hill and EllG Hill,
the most heavily fortified mountains
in the northern sector.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-27
House Group
Favors Pacfs

Washington. April 27.-(Np) .-
Tho House ways and means commit
ice voted II to II today approval
of 'hc administration rccipr0ca,
trade agreement program essentially
as II was requested hv the State dc
partmcnt after rejecting a series Of
Republican amendments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-19
Soldier Finds Lost Hat
He Lost 5 Years AGO
By the Associated Press.

6E The ASSOcIated PreSS
ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex.-Pvt.
Joel Ramirez, former Albuquerque
caddy, went to Florida with the
Army-and found the golfng hat he
lost here five years ago.
1t popped out of an Army friends
golf bag. The friend explained he'd
bought it from some one in Mexico
City in 1893,