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Evening star., 1943-06-05
Charles Town Results

BY the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse $500; claiming: g.
year-olds and upward; about Al, furIones.
Indignation Palumbo, 700 $50 800
Pretty Lady (GarretD 1l2O 32O
st. Pyrewick tKirk) 22O
Time, 0:5OH
Also tan..Whipsnake, chancer, Sampler,
Little Ripple, Praetor.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
3.year-olds and up: 69 furlongs.
Ringmond (Mayer) 1850 $40 500
War Smoke tFitzeerald $50 $50
Rough Egg (Garrett) $50
Time, 1918.
Also ran-Celesti F., Pigeon, Miss Fix
It, Gendarme and Durable.
DAILY Double paid S11440)
THIRD RACE-Purse. 5000: claiming:
4-year-olds and up; Ga furlonEs.
Jacks Star CRooD GAO 400 $50
Part One tKirk) 400 800
Real Boy (Mayer) $40
Time. 1:21.
Also ran--Satin Marie. Clock Time,
Playable and Remolee.
Evening star., 1943-06-05
Minor Leagues
By the Associated press

BY the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey City, Il. Syracuse, 0.
NeWark. B; Baltimore, l,
bunalo, 6: Toronto, 8,
Hocnester At Montreal postponed.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis. -: Kansas City, 2-6.
Milwaukee, 3: Louisville, 9
columbus at Minneapolis, POSTPONED
Aoleoo At st. Paul, postponed.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Hollywood. 3; Seattle, 3.
Portland. B; Oakland,
Los Angeles, 2; Sacramento. O.
San Francisco, IL; San Diego, 4.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Elmira, 6-6; Albany, Al.
Scranton. O.: Hartford. o G2 innings,
Sprineheld. 6-1; Wilkes-Barre ID
Binshamton ut Utica, postponed.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock, 5-3; Atlanta, O-6.
Knoxville, 9; New Orleans, 8.
Memphis, 3; Chattanooga, 2.
Nashville. IL; Birmingham, IL,
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Roanoke, 2; Portsmouth, l.
Norfolk. is: Durham. ). ."
Evening star., 1943-06-05
o a sports Coope y Hurting Has Cards Ready Take Command
Win, Lose or Draw

By BURTON HAWKINS.

Il convinced" Manager Billy
Cardinals writing in the Saturday Evening
baseball thing of the past Southwoh would
backing of outed Simmons of the Red sox and
Bengough OF the Mats Others making
When the Red sox last visited Griffith Stadium.
the
ond only
of bias baseball men will
dispute the
I'VE had Lefty Grove, George Eanshaw, Mickey
Evening star., 1943-06-05
Yonks Have Slab Vorietv

owned by Yankee pitchers: Borowy,
slnker; Bonham, fork ball. Chan
dler, slider; Wensloff, knuckler, and
Donald, screWball.
Evening star., 1943-06-05

Harris stepped in and obtained a
full share for Schacht, but Altrock
and Martin received part shares.
Boss Clark Griffith made up the
difference out of his own pocket.
Every Yankee team I was on
had great spirit" says Lefty
Gomez. When we finished third
three years agosw voted the batboy
$500, not knowing what our own
shares would be, and we wound up
getting S485. Another year. when
Johnny Broaca jumped the club, we
voted his wife full share. He didn't
deserve it, but he had divorced his
wife and she was expecting baby,
SO we gave his share to her.
Last year we voted money to
Yankees in the service, some of
whom hadn't played with us all sea-
son. Yeah. the Yankees always had
team spirit when I was with EN-
This Washington team has it, too"
Ted Not a Team Player
Spirit is what is carrying WASH
ington along" says Griffith. I'VE
haven't hit enough to knock off
your hat, but the team wants to
win and it's been winning some
games on spirit alone. The 1927
Yankees had fine spirit, but that
wasn't their best team. The 1899
Yankees we're better.
You can see a great team COL
lapse" says Griffith When it loses
that team spirit it's time to start
rebuilding, Usually great team will
go to pieces after winning a couple
of pennants in row. The novelty
wears off and somewhere along the
line they lose that extra ambition
that carried 'em to the top
Baseball lost its leading individ-
ualist when Ted Williams entered
the Navy Williams chose a mo-
ment two years ago, when the Red
Sox were trailing the Yankees by
three games, to display his worst
outburst of individualism. In a game
against the Mats he devoted a time
at bat attempting to sock foul balls
among the customers in left field,
who irritated him. He wasn't giving
hoot about the ball game or his
mates
Pennants can be won without it..
but superb team spirit never hurt
a great club, and it's helped teams
that weren't great. Southworth saws
1t won for the Cards last year. and
he's an authority on that subject.
Evening star., 1943-06-05
Totals --------32 1 2

Runs batted in--Johnson. Wakefield,
Harris. Two-base hits-Vernon, johnson,
Bridges. Stolen bases-Kampouris Sac
rifices-Hoover. Cramer. Double plays
Priddy to Vernon. Left on bases-De-
on Leonard. 8: OF Bridges, 2; on Corsica,
ard, 3; BY Corsica. !. Hits-On Bridges.
in 2 innings; OF Corsica. o in / inning;
Of Henshaw, o in | inning Winning
pitcher-Gorsica. Umpires-MessrS. Nc
Gowan. Berry and Rue. Time-1:57. At.
tendance-14,SO0.
Evening star., 1943-06-05
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday,
Standing of Clubs.
SATURDAY. JUNE 5, 1943.
AMERICAN.
naenIks vAstarAsv

Games Tomorrow.
N. Y. at Pitts. t2).
Bos. at Cinci. (2).
Br'klyn at Chi. (2).
Phila: At st. I. t2l.
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Score

fBatted for Bridges in eighth.
Ran for Radcliff in eighth.
SRan for Richards in ninth.
tBatted for Gorsicka in ninth
Evening star., 1943-06-05

body felt he was a star and that's
what made it a great team.
Evening star., 1943-06-05
Charles Town Entries
For Monday
By the Associated Press.

SECOND RACE-Purse 5000: claiming:
S-year-olds and up; about I furlonas
Evening star., 1943-06-05
Games Today,

0A18eB 100Ays
New York At Pitts.
Boston at Cinci.
Bklyn. at Chicago.
Phila. at St. Louis.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-20
MLADA BREDA
POVEST
".a.. &,- 49,. - -
SPIsAL DR.. IVAN PREGELJ
POVEsT

mislil, obenem pa slisal Sc sle-
dece:
"Je ne bo donna, me-" je dejal
Slime. Po precej dolgem odmo-
ru je slisal Anze Nezin glas:
"Ne, ne, tega ne morem!"
"Kakor hoces," je dejal ST.
me, mi bo posodila pa"
"Tiho bodi!" je kriknila Ne
ia in nato sepetaje pripomnila
"Ti me bos sprawl Sc v pc
kel!"
"Kakor hoces," je odvrnil ST.
me; nato je sledil zopet pre-
NOR, in potem je rekla Neza:
"sime, kaj 81 rekel, v oni ze-
leni omari da ima?"
"Menda," je odvrnil hlapec
malomarno.
"Oh, kaj bo il legal" je jadi-
kovala Neza, in glas Sc il je po-
eel tresti cd bridkosti. "Glej, to
je vse, ker 81 tt tax. Kaj tie lie
more zmotiti, da vzames denar,
pa ne kupis harmonike."
"Tako je," je pripomnil ma
lodusno Sine. "Kar je, je, sino-
ci sem mu komaj usel, &c danes
ne dobi denarja nazaj, potem
srecno, Neza."
"Danes!' je drhtela prepla-
sena Neza in V duhu videla raz-
jarjenega, "a denar in harmo-
niko opeharjenega kmeckega
fanta, kako bije po njenem lah-
komiseljnem, toda njenemu ST.
Gu tako dragem Simnu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-20

emo bi rekel Slavcevi Mar.
jeti, pa bi mi posodila!" je il.
kusal oziveti Slime Nezo, in po.
srecilo Sc mu je. Glasno je vik.
nila:
"Tega ne delaj, da yes, ne pr
Slavcevi, ne mixer, &c je Sc kaj
postenja V tebi.'
"Ce pa tt noces pomagati!' je
potozil Slime.
"Nocem?" je zastokala Neza
Anze je bill medtem obul cev-
lie ,odel 81 jopic, spusil Sc doll
V hlev in stopil ma. vrata ter sc
neopazen priblizal .onima.
"Moje desetice!" je viknil, ta-
ko da je Slime nehote odskocil,
in Neza rahlo kriknila.
"Ne bos me, ko omega "a har-
moniko! je klical Anze.
Slime je segel v Yep in mu vr.
gel cetvero <desetic, katere je
Anze prestregel V klobuk.
"Tako," Sc. je smejal pastir
''zdaj smo pa spet prijatelji.'
Neza Sc je zmuzala v stran. ST.
me pa je pogledal ostro pastir.
ia, in ko Sc je ia venomer SINE.
jal, je dejal: ~
'sKaj Sc smejes? Ali nimas
drugega della, ko da lazis okolu
veglov in vleces ma usesag"
"Seveda, Sc je oglasil An
ze, menee, da DO bolje, ce pri
krije, ,simnu, da je zaspal, "sen
prisel ravnokar ze z Rovta."
"Kaj 81 pa delal gori?" j
vprasal Slime.
"Kajp je vedel takoj odgo
vor Anze. sSem Sci gledat, &
delajo zajci res kaj skode hru
skam. Pa nj videti, me-
"sema, Sc je dobrovoljno cd
zyal slime, "kaj bodo delali sko
do, ee pa nj snega:" In Sine il
odsel proti hisi sam 5 seboj "a
dovoljen. Isto je storil Anze
Ma yratih V vezo pa Sc je usta
vii, polozil prst ma cello in $
pripomnil: Ne, prvo moran ma.
krmiti druge, potem bonn sa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-20
OSISCE GRADI UTRDBE V
JUGOSLAVIJI

Londonski Times prinasa dne
21. aprila naslednje porocilo
svojega dopisnika IL Lizbone:.
Zadnje vesti il Jugoslavije
pravijo, da grade Nemci mrz-
licno naglico utrdbe, ma liniji
Save in Donave. Ma 3tisoce kme-
tov nemskega porekla il Bosne
in sploh IL krajev JUNO cd teh
dveh rex, je bilo preseljenih ma
sever, kjer jih uporabljajo pri
zidanju strategicnih cest ma
Madzarsko in v Avstrijo; elani
organizacije "Deutsches Volk'
XII so nastanjeni severno cd O.
menjenih dveh rex, dobivajo o.
brozje, docifn so vsi oni, XII 50
Itehnicno izobrazeni mobilizirani.
Nemski inzenirii so zaposleni
Ipri zidanju obrambnih posto-
jank oh Saw in Donavi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-20
Neuspeh pete ofenzive osi-
sea proti jugoslovan-
skim partizanom

New York, 20. junija. - u
.nited Nations Information Of
flee je prejel brzojavno 1asled-
ME porocilo bojih v Jugosla-
viii:
Peta ofenziva osisea, XII Sc je
zacela pred sedmi tedni v eilju,
da popolnoma zadusi jugoslo-
vansko partizansko gibanje, Sc
je izjalovila.
Nemske, italijanske, bolgar-
ske in hrvaske eete, katerim so
pomagala letala in oklopni vo-
zovi, so Sc koncentrirale v pla-
ninah Crne gore in Bosne, kjer
so nameravale obkoliti parti-
zane v terenu, XII Sc dviga po-
nekod do visine cd 5000 cev-
ljev.
V bojih, XII so razsajali V cr-
nj gori in v Novopazarskem
Sandzaku, je bilo udelezenih O.
sem divizij, vecji del nemskih
imele so velike izgube in bile ma
to prisiljene ma umik smeri
proti Herzegovina in vzhodni
Bosni. Posebno velike izgube je
imela v teh bojih nemska SIS
divizija Prime Evgen.
Partizani so Sc prebili skozi
tri zaporedne crte oblegovalcev,
XII so bill potegnili okoli njih
trikratno zaniko, ter nadaljeva-
Ii svoj preboj do zelezniske pro-
&c, XII veze Sarajevo Beogra-
dom. V Sarajevu Sc nahaja mai
mocnejsa sovrazna garnizija v
tenn ozemlju. Partizani so oh
priliki teh bojev zaplenili veil
ke kolicine munieije.
Ocividno je, da so Nemci tel
svoji "ofenzivi unicenja' pripi-
sovai veliko vaznost. To je raz-
vidno IL dejstva, da SO govorili
o teh bojih v uradnem komuni-
keju nemske vrhovne komande
dne Fl. junija.
Nemska casniska agentura
Transocean pravi, da so bill par
tizani "koncno potisnjeni v o.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-20
(Nadaljevanje)

Mesar Sc je izkrical in zaman
Ona je nepremagljiva. In dvi.
gnil Sc je, kakor da hoce oditi
ali Katra je s prezirljivim po.
gledom gledala "a MIN. In res
nj odsel mesar, obstal je ns
vratih.
"Recite, no, pametno bese.
dol"
'Dvesto!" odvrne Katra.
Mesar zakolne in vrze
znleckanim bankovcem Sc enc
ga. Tako so sklenili kupcijo.
Ko sc je drugo jutro Anze
prebudil, je videl, da je zaspal
in Sc obenem domislil, da mu
dolguje Slime stiri desetice, ka.
tere je bill dal mesar "a pastir.
ia, in katere je bill sprawl 81.
me, dasi je bill po sklenjeni
kupciji Anze sam pricujoc. An.
ze pa nj kar tako utrpel cetve.
ro desetic in 81 je dolgo noe
ubijal glavo, kako priti pr:
simnu do svojega denarja. V
tel misli je bill zaspal, tel mi,
sli Sc je prebudil. Tedaj je "a.
slisal simnov glas.
Anze je zacel veliki nagli-
ci obuvati cevlje, bojec Sc, da
bi Sine ne krenil kan, in bi ne
videl Anze nikoli vec svojih de-
setic. Zdaj ali pa nikoli, 81 je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-20

kraj ma hrvasko ernogorski
meji JUNO Cd sarajeva, in da
bodo tam uniceni."
Ia nemska agentura pravi
nadalje, da so Nemei prizadeli
jugoslovanskim partizanom o.
gromne izgube - Associted
Press poroea, da partizani pri-
navajo izgube cd 1000 mrt-
viii in ranjenih, obenem pa ma
glasajo, da so nemske izgube
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-20
X ,Jugosloviie
Zaplemba imovine upornika

{ A4HP5CIAiUd l1lOSIiic uPOIIlhd
ALOHA Encerja
Visoki konnisar "a ljubljansko
pokrajino glede svoje naredbe z
dne 6. novembra 1912 o "a
plembi rimovine upornikov odlo-
ca: a-t:.-
zaplenja Sc VISA premicna in
nepremicna imovina, brez izje-
me, lastnika upornika Encerja
ALOHA, sivecega v Kamniku, Y
prid zavoda "a upravljanje, Il
kvidacijo in dodeljevanje imo-
vine, zaplenjene upornikom V
ljnbljanski pokrajini.
Emilio Grazioli, visoki komi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-20
sar "a ljubljansko pokrajino.
Streljanje talcev

Glavno ravnateljstvo "a jay
nj red in varnost, je zaradi ma
|pada ma vlak med Rumo In
Vrbnikom, ko sta bila ubita u
stasa Gjura Margos In Franjo
Mihalic ter zaradi snirti stroje-
vodje oklopnega vlaka Vlada
Kliera odredilo ustrelitev &c
talcev, &c 1lapadalci v zakoni.
TEN roku ne bodo izslederi. -
(JIC).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-20
daleko vecje cd njihovih. (JIC)'
Partizanski boil v Grciii

I Grski partizani so v blizini
.Siatista v zapadni Macedonia
vodili krvavo bitko z italian
skimi cetami, XII je trajala 81
ur. Italijani so imeli velike IL
CUBE. Grki SO zajeli 18 italian
skin castnikov in 4S2 ,vojakov,
ter zaplenili precejsnje kolicine
vojaskega materijala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-20

mega sebe. In Sc je vrnil v hlev
in nametal zivini krme. Pri tenn
Sc je bill do dobra ugrel. Ko pa
je stopil IL hleva, je videl od-
hajati Katro simon in dejal
je "a Sc: "Glej, Slime je We
DEL"
(Dalje prihodnWc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-20

George Hofnann Sterling who named by leading
agronomists Wheat the United States slices
his national przewinnng wheat while Philip w.
Pbury Minneapolis milling executive him with the
Psbuy prize his gran sample Of which shown
Hofmann who has been
Tiff Colorado farms for thirty national honors with his
spring of the Reward variety
Evening star., 1943-04-13
Business Briefs

BANK Loans to business, industry
and agriculture in 101 leading cities,
declined S85 100000 in the week
ended April 7, the Federal Reserve
Board reported. The drop at New
York was $38,OOO,OOO and at Chi
cago, s20,00O,OOo. Demand deposits
increased S1,107, 100000, while U. S.
Government deposits declined $751;
100000. Holdings of Treasury bills
were up S156,000,00O, reserve bal
anceS with Federal Reserve banks
increased $320,000,000 and deposits
credited to domestic banks expand
ed S30O000,OOO
The Sugar Situation Will Improve
in coming months, according to
President Ellsworth Bunker of Ma
tional Sugar Refining Co. He said
transportation had improved over
last year and expected improved
sugar operations would help off,
set declines in other lines due to
restrictions on liquor manufacture
and cutting off of molasses supplies
from Cuba.
To Reduce Absenteeism, Cessna
Aircraft Co. has set up weekly
jackpot of $3.50, the Wall Street
journal reported. The employe with
the lucky badge number gets the
money, if he or she has not been
absent for the preceding week.
II an absentee's number is drawn, it
doesn't count. The $3.50 is added to
the jackpot for the following week.
Newspapers Are Contributing
about S50000,00O worth of advertis-
ing space this year ito SELF Gov
ernment war projects, and this
amount is being matched by a SIM
liar contribution from industries,
Chester j. La Roche, chairman of
the Advertising Council reported.
Radio stations and magazines also
are contributing he said.
Adams Express Co. reported net
assets applicable to common stock of
S23, ,286,862 or 1851 a share as of
March 81, compared with $17116.550
or $11.69 share as of December 81,
1912, and S14, 1876 ,686 or $3.50 a share
on March 81, 1912.
Marine Midland Corp, bank hold
ing company, earned $9O2,136 or IS
cents share in the first quarter,
after taxes, compared with $704,547
or II cents share year ago.
Ell PasO Natural Gas Co. reported
balance for common dividends and
surplus, after all charges including
taxes, amounting to 1923, 1886 or 81
| cents a share for January, COM
pared with S265,68 or A cents a
share in January, 1912.
Indian Refining Co., Texas sub
sidiary, earned $2,028,292 or $3.50 a
share in 1912, against $2,252,377 or
SLIT a share in 1941.
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.
earned $1,789,933 or AZ cents share
in 1912, against $2,134,32O or IS
cents a share in 1941.
American Meter Co. earned $412,-
455 or $169 ashare in 1912, against
1887 O64 or $4O5 a share in 1941.
Melville Shoe Corp. reported
March sales of $2,72O,815, against
$4,349,O47 a year ago, a decline of
37.4fo. First quarter sales were $8,-
088,410, against $1O,519,612 a year
ago, or a drop of 2319o.
Evening star., 1943-04-13
Chicago Livestock

Department of Agriculture) .-saiable hogs
10000. total. 24,0OO active around 2S
lower than Mondays average; top, Is. 90,
freely; good and choice 10000 pounds,
14.15-1 5. 90. mostly 14.S5-l5. 90: strictly
good and choice 150-1sO pounds, lights
an6 underweights, l4.00-75; good 360-
5550,pound 6 sows. 14.5o-s5; generally,
5ad saIabie les cattle; 1000; 1000; ,salable calves,
yearlings slow, barely steady: medium
grades weak to 25 lower; most grades gen.
orally 25-4O under late last week; bulk,
14.50-16:T5; extreme top, 1755; several
loads; 11o0-4o: medium grades, 13.50-
to choice offerinss, fe.oo; strictly choice sdos
scarce, cutters. s.25 down; strictly strictly GOOD
fat cows to 14.75: weighty bulls, 1918
lower: light kinds, $3.50 down: latter
selling at 1o.50-11 so; practical top
weighty sausage bulls, 14.00; vealers
steady at 14.0O-15.50; shippers paying up
to 1900; stock cattle weak, scarce
=, salable sheep, 5000: total $500; late
low weekend values; bulk good to choice
95-1os-pound wooled lambs, 1600-fOt
top 1915 on choice load to shipping ins
terests: strictly choice 96-pound fed clip4
ped lambs with No. 9 skins, 1900: sheep
steady: best good native SLAUGHTER ewes,
900: today's trade wooled lambs slow;
refusing early bids 1918 below Mondays
average; good to choice wooled lambs bid
d5;Is d5;s5.16 GO; now asking il ls 10 and bsttsri
lambs with No. l and 2 skins. 1928: de.
mand for sheep at about steady priest
around 9.00-25 on good to near choice
ewes.
Evening star., 1943-04-13
Washington Produce

BUTTER-5034 to So
LIVESTOCK-Calves, is; spring lambs,
16.
From the Food Distribution Administra-
tion Prices paid net fob. Washington:
EGGS-Market steady. Prices paid for
Federal-State graded eggs received from
grading stations tApril l3l: Whites, y. s.
grade A. large, 39-40: average. 3912; U. S.
large, 37-as; average, 81: u. S. grade B,
medium, 80; U. S. grade c, 33 Browns
U. s. grade A, large, 3S-39; average, 80;
U. S. grade A, medium. 35-36; average,
80: U S. grade B, large. .G-31: average
3612: U S. Grade B. medium. "a 80: aver
age. "a Y; U. S. grade c, 33-34l2; aver
age, ::13. Current receipts, nearby un-
ors :33-:}3l2 Receipts, Government-grade ded
eggs, 403 cases.
Live poultry-Market firm: fowl, re-
ceipts too limited to establish basis for
prices: roosters, SO lbs. and over, 1920:
broilers, under 3 lbs, %; fryers, 3-4 lbs,
2Gl2
Evening star., 1943-04-13
panded" in the last year, DR.: Evatt
said, adding with considerable emo

panded" in the last year, DR.. Evatt
said, adding with considerable emo
ton:
1--WE would like to see the result of
that expansion in the skies over the
Southwest Pacific"
Avoidable delays and bottlenecks,
as well as insufficient ALLEGATION Of
supplies, have been some of the rea-
sons why the Southwest Pacific is
still waiting, he said.
The outstanding importance of
weapons sent to the Southwest Pa
cific, he emphasized, is that such
weapons reach a front where there
Is continuous contact" with the
enemy and immediate use for every
plane, every gun.
I'm that area, at any rate" he
said, "every man and every airplane
actually delivered to, Gen. Mac
Arthur will be expendable for the
common cause. Nothing will be
tucked away" but he added:
"The plain fact is that, of the
manv United Nations. Australia Is
bearing the brunt of the main jan
anese activities in the Pacific. In
the desperate but brilliant fighting
that has taken place in fever
stricken parts of New Guinea. United
States forces, particularly its air
force. have played noble part and
we rejoice at their valor and COM
radeship.
"At the same time it should be
understood that 80 per cent OF the
land forces have been Australians.
Against all has come the impact of
severe tropical disease. which has
accounted for nearly five times as
many casualties as those inflicted in
actual battle"
Mr.. Evatt stressed that Australia
has been fighting Germany as we'll
as Japan and was unhesitatingly
sending her troops to distant battle
fields long before Japan struck in
the Pacific.
After Pearl Harbor, because of
geographical considerations, the
United States accepted primary
responsibility Tor operations IN the
Pacific.
That" said Mr.. Evatt, 'neces-
sarily involved the primary assess
ment by United States authorities
of quotas and ALLEGATIONS of supplies.
The war has demonstrated that
these assessments have often to be
made at points which are not under
the direct supervision of the SUI
preme strategical or political au-
thorities. 1t is certain that from
time to time assessments will turn
out to be inadequate for the task in
hand. Even where the assessments
or allocations are adequate, bottle
necks and delays do occur down
the line which are quite unknown
to the high commands.
This" he emphasized, means
Evening star., 1943-04-13
biq Advance Revealed
In nAnti-Knock Fuel :
For Aircraft 4.r j
She'll Oil Announces
Grades Above Present
Measurement ScuIe
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 13.-The Shell
Oil Co. said today that aviation
gasoline stocks 80 high in anti
knock value that they are beyond
any present scale of measurements"
were being produced commercially.
These materials are being pro-
duced in commercial quantities and
used generally throughout the oil
industry" Shell said in it's COM
pany magazine, land have made an
important contribution to the man.
ufacture of maximum quantities Of
fighting grade aviation gasoline"
Citing Shell research laboratories
help in "the development of fuels
even better than 100 octane," the
magazine said:
In so doing, they have helped
make obsolete the prewar standard
of anti-knock measurement, eX-
pressed in octane numbers
"The development of this fuel"
Shell said, has made possible the
construction of new-type aviation
engines which are able to develop
more horsepower per pound of en-
CINE weight than former types"
Evening star., 1943-04-13

Rabaul, New Britain. and started
fires which the returning flyers said
were visible for so miles.
A low-altitude attack knocked of
the submarine in st. Georges Chan
mel, while other Allied planes in the
vicinity bombed an anti-aircraft bat
terry into silence.
A lone four-engined bomber set
fire to number of small japanese
coastal ships in the Bismarck Sea
between New Britain and New
Guinea and laid 500-pound bombs
just off the bow of a larger cargo
vessel.
An enemy convoy at Hansa Bay,
on the north coast of New Guinea,
was damaged and two fires were
set on cargo-carriers, while at
Madangs to the north another four
engined bomber set off fires to add
to the smouldering remains left by
three days of successive Allied as
saults.
The Port Moresby battle actually
ranged over almost 100 miles, with
Allied fighters making their first
contact with the japanese at an
altitude of about $4,000 feet over
the Owen Stanley Mountain range
86 miles north of the port.
There the enemy losses began
when three bombers were sent down.
The Japanese bombers, flying in
tight formation with fighter es-
cort above and to the rear, were
quickly broken out of their pattern
in a swirling series of dogfights at
more than miles in the air, which
we're reported to have cost the Al
lied interceptors one plane destroyed
>and another missing.
Returning Allied pilots said the
japanese Zeros which made up ap-
proximately half of the force we're
manned by excellent pilots.