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Evening star., 1943-12-14
Coal Shortage
ThreatensCrisis,
Reports
Diminishing Stocks
Must Be Rebuilt
During Summer
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Office of War Information
reported today the coal shortage
is so acute that if stocks cannot
be replenished next summer the
situation will approach catas-
trophe"
The plain fact is, says OWL, that
we aren't digging as much coal as
we are using. Therefore, we have
had progressive shortage through
out 1943. Stockpiles in the bins of
industrial and retail dealers will
have declined from 86,OOO,OOO tons
last January l to about 10000, 900
tons at the end of the year.
That is only a little more than a
months supply. BY March 81 the
stocks will be considerably less than
a months supply-"a dangerously
low level" Owl said.
Although it is a delayed short
age in that it draws on stockpiles,
the cold hand of the situation is
laid directly on the consumer "un-
der the stress Of dislocation of dis
tribution."
Consumers Suffer.
1t is the difficulty of distributing
an inadequate amount of coal equi-
tably that makes it tougher on the
consumer than production estimates
indicate, the report said, adding:
"A surplus of one kind of coal in
Southern Illinois will not offset a
shortage of another kind of coal in
Pennsylvania.
While Britain has become accus-
toned to no coal for comfort the
United States enters 1914 on a basis
OF minimum comfort Local and
sporadic cases of suffering already
are present and will continue"
The Governments job of con-
trolling distribution was described
as "judicious robbing of Peter to
pay Paul"
"a Demand to Increase.
Furthermore, the 1914 coal de-
mand will be increased by Ship
ments to Europe to sustain military
operations and meet essential needs.
This will be necessary" the report
says, even though England is sched-
uled to supply more coal to Europe
next year"
A few variable factors were named
that conceivably could help the sit
uation. One was a War Production
Board estimate that cooperation by
household consumers in saving coal
can slice the shortage by as much
as 100000 tons a year.
Another was the weather. We
might have a warm winter. Then,
again, we might not.
Evening star., 1943-12-14
Jops at Last Admit
They Lost Turuwo

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 14-The Toxic
radio indirectly acknowledged the
loss OF Tarawa today in a broadcast
reporting that japanese planes hao
attacked the American airbase there
yesterday.
The broadcast, recorded by United
States Government monitors, repre-
sented the first Japanese admission
that the tiny island in the Gilberts
no longer is in Japanese hands. Pre-
Vious Toxic broadcasts had spoken
OF a Japanese victory in fighting
at TaraWa.
Evening star., 1943-12-14
Jops Add 209o Fee
On All NonessentioIs

By the Associated Press.
Japan has added a fee of 20 PEI
cent to the price of all nonessen-
tlal commodities and to the admis-
sion for sports and other entertain
ment, the Berlin radio said today.
Berlin also said the Japanese
Musical Culture Association has
passed a resolution forbidding its
members to play in company with
musicians from countries not belong
ing to the Axis
Evening star., 1943-12-14
u. S. Bombers Huross
Aegean Sea Shipping
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
CAIRO, Dec. 14-United States
medlum bombers harassed enemy
shipping in the Aegean Sea in day
light yesterday, sinking a sailing
ship, setting large coastal vessel
aflre and scoring direct hit on a
motor ship, the Middle East All,
Command announced today.
The night before RAF heavy
bombers struck at the German-held
harbor at Suda Bay, Crete.
Evening star., 1943-12-14
Brucken Operated, On

LONDON, Dec. IA (P.-Brendan
Bracken, British Minister of In
formation, underwent an operation
of an undisclosed nature in London
last night, and his condition was
reported satisfactory today.
Evening star., 1943-12-14
Flyer Lost Since April
Found Dead by Hunters
BY the Associated Press.

ONTARIO, Calf, Dec. ia
Sighted by deer hunters, the body
Of Maj. William T. Num-, who disap.
peared on flight to Merced, Calf.
last April, was recovered last night
from the wreckage of his Army
plane on q rugged mountainside Is
miles northwest of here.
Evening star., 1943-12-14
Delinquent Tax List

The second publication of
the 1943 delinquent tax list
for the District of Columbia
appears in The Star today,
Pages B-14 to Bib.
Evening star., 1943-12-14

(See SUBSIDIES, Page A-l6.)
Evening star., 1943-12-14

(See POLITICS, Page A-16.)
Evening star., 1943-12-14

(See HOME RULE, Page A-16D
Evening star., 1943-12-14

(See CAIRO, Page A-16.)
Evening star., 1943-12-02
Commerce Aide Calls
For American Vision
'Af Citizens Meetino

"The future is not all black. In
the final analysis we'll present a
pretty decent world to the boys
coming back from the fronts If we
stick to the good old American
vision and courage" Edward j. Det-
gen, chief of the specially division,
Commerce Department, told the
Crestwood Citizens Association last
night.
Mr. Detgen, who has written sew
eral articles for the Commerce De-
partment publication. Markets
After the War" called the booklet
'one Of the best cures for insom-
MIA we have" 1t presents survey
of the gross national production.
He said the whole theory Of help
ing business and employment at the
same time is in the American spirit.
The productivity is present, he said,
to satisfy demand.
Members of the association were
asked to send the names Of men
from the Crestwood area to the
president. p. Vincent Carbon, who
Evening star., 1943-12-02

ington, supplied through courtes!
of the District chapter of the Ma
tional Society of Colonial Danes
Of America, will be shown as the aft.
ernoon's high light.
The program will begin with music
from 4 to 4:30 pm. District Com
missioner Guy Mason, Miss Clara
w. Herbert, chief librarian of the
District, and Mrs. Louise S. Shep-
hard, librarian of the Central Lii
brary, will welcome the guests.
Following the showing of the
slides, which will be accompanied
by commentary by Mrs. Walter G
Peter, there will be a guide con-
Quoted tour Of the library. Exhibits
of early maps, old pictures and other
interesting items associated with the
city are being prepared in the Ii
brary's Washingtoniana division.
Mrs. Smith to Preside.
Mrs Philip Sidney Smith, men,
ber of the Library Board of Trus-
tees, will preside as chairman of
the program, which was arranged
Evening star., 1943-12-02

read a request from the Fort Ste.
vens Post No. 80, American Legion
for their inclusion in a city wide
honor roll to be compiled by the
Legionnaires.
Miss Saida Hartman, recruiter fol
the United States Employment Serv-
ice. urged high school students,
housewives and other employable
persons over Is to apply to the
ofiice at SOL X street NV. for posi-
tions in essential industry. She
said $4,000 women are needed for
Christmas sales throughout the Ma
ton and urged women to apply to
department and candy stores to help
alleviate the shortage Of available
labor.
A double or nothing" quiz, in
which 10-cent War stamps were
prizes, was conducted by Leland
Mccarthy, former acting president.
Thirty-five persons attended the
meeting, held at the Roosevelt High
School.
Evening star., 1943-12-02
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. law, couples must
apply tor a marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three tull days and
receive their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
and Ethel Marcus. ~. l47l Meridian
william Masers, "a New Haven. Conn.
sI,d snd Doris Stevens, ~. 5s01 Chevy
IN, NV; and Wilma Pettey. IS, BEL, Calf
hugh boh MarFsy ~ RIchmond 49, anS o.. Irene Harris
ne, and Mary Wise %, aa3s Frs Frs
Wallace Jones, 2s, 1904 Kennedy st. NV.
rrovs aye s1aGora TaEoma p, PARK I'm Nd n. ,,.,
avs nv: and Marian Cameron, u
I NV; and Elma Everiy. IS, 1928 Con.
Scott ns G5orsf ,,,,,s, ~ 1899 Mntwood p. NV
LoTan Behrens; Sioux Rapids, Iowa, and
20, both Of Grand Rapids, Mich
xada xadaey M1Nnn Tsrnm ~ Mdiand Md NJ
Lewis isenbers. s al, e!s tsfe' ST. ne. Nu .no
Mac Watson; Is, 3o3 l1th st. Sc
Harry Meredith: 3s, Maryyille. Tenn; ant
~ ave.' Alexandria. ssiaS Va. a. @'o haS' ho"ei
Thomas FELTON,, g. 4aa 4th st. NV, and
Mary Dunston, "A, 2ol7 Vermont ave
Jesse Lowery 90. Chesterfield, N. C., anc
,obn MsleR smmoSs' Mo05s' Is ~ 4th 5ard s. re
Beverly Graves. j.. 90, carver Hall, 2nd
son sna I4 Elm ok. s. nx IN and Carolyn John
s. ne, and Halle Armstcad, 81, 42lG
noa drsd SgiH1nt, i, , ,Io$a $ist s: l. NV. NV
Alma CARGO Is. Springfield, Va
'nss ahy bsys s Lnass sss Hsmn III and sc Dsr0
sri H., wiss2 ST.5,HP$Es s?s
Collins. 26, 1850 Kearney st. ne
Edwasd Reyston oyster, S9' 553 Nr s. sw and
and Elizabeth Baird. II, 633 Lamont
Rsthlsen aernsrt IS, SIS !'l Srd : st. NV. ~
Frank Pr9sz n.- - >, Edsewatsr N n j. and
Harry Ror,nsman I, s3' Wiminston,; n G.
Dale AsvS - Sa s,Esssgrs ;,rs, Ohio; n and Vivian
na s.Ts' 81, Soth Il iSiS @ io5h ~ s. m;
and Nonnie spivey. 90 oo7 Lamont
James me II Anthony, 90. Huntington Park,
Calf, and velma learner. 10, @37 l4th
Homer Lowenborg. So. 244l 18th St NV.
CALVIN llsi H. Jones. %. 43l 4th st. ne. and
anb PsaFl NehsI:r zshier a2 ad Earf Ytah nsv
'o;:9s sss!'a sn = far
''Eis Edslveis ssst l. Lsren!d nd $ih 81 s. ano
wilson t:ssss essnats e.aPdsh as #sshinston and
Leopard spivey, ~, ssn{ord. N c., and
THOMAS ns 4. Sums yohnson :i' p'h0Is and Lucille Hop.
kins: q. both Of Washinston. n
fdse Ky Safxef and Mary AnDesoa g.
Alexandria.
Kenneth James Baker. 40, Lorton, Va.
Donald F: Runion. 20, wsshins.on. and
ransis nHEiGhgy Mdantsn dfnnGn siSrseon Pa
and Ethel Mae Wiley, %. Dayton, Ohio
| dorsey p. Garten. 70 and Mary A. Mar
cum. 25, both Of Alexandria.
Melvin H. Bachman, 43, Marysville, Pa
| Pa
Carlton Pearson. IS. and Dorothy Wade
| 25, both of Alexandria.
Rubin johnson, 26, and Nellie Wimbush
| "a. both of Alexandria.
| Robert Joseph Linton. u, New York, and
| Helen Catherine Surina. p. Alexandra
| Issued at Rockville.
John jolly 81. Washington, and Caro-
line Plai1e, 81. New York.
Nathaniel C. Floyd. 80. and Lenore Stan
| ford, -, both Of Washington.
| Temple w Bachschmid. 10, San Francisco
| and E. Frances Buchanan, Il. Wash
| ington.
Warren T Boswell %, Arlington, and
Frank Mccall Wallace, %, Knoxville
| Tenn, and Nancy Sue Smith, II Mem
| phiS, Tenn
Evening star., 1943-12-02
ADVERTISEMENT.
Try This Old Home-Mixed
Cough Relief. Surprising!

Then get ~ ounces Of Pinex from
any druggist. This Is a special COM
pound Of proven ingredients, in con-
centrated form, well known for
prompt action in throat and bron-
chial irritations.
Put the Pinex into a pint bottle.
and add your syrup. Thus you make
a full pint Of really splendid cough
syrup. and you get about four times az
much for your money. 1t never spoils.
and children love It's pleasant taste.
And for quick relief, it's a wonder.
1t tloosens the phlegm. soothes the irri-
tated membranes, eases the soreness,
and makes breathing easy. II not
pleased, your money win be refunded.
Evening star., 1943-12-02

ANN RUSH: I'VE models don't
rate any more shoe coupons
than other Girls. That's why
1hom Means vnroiioned shoes
are such a find. ! know, because
I've been wearing shsm."
Evening star., 1943-12-02

Under D. c. law, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, tUait three tull days and
receiue their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other daus.
Evening star., 1943-12-02

under the direction Of q COMMITTEES
headed by Mrs. Helen Steinbarger
consultant In adult education.
-Four members of the Society OF
Colonial Danes will be honor guests
Mrs. William Frederick Pearson,
who was instrumental In having the
slides prepared; Mrs. Peter, who
wrote the commentary script: Mrs.
Samuel Reber and Mrs. Donald
Jones.
The program will be without
charge. The public is invited. with
special invitations extended to new
comers to the city, service men and
women and Government workers.
Evening star., 1943-12-02
Washington History
10 Be Featured in
Library Program

A program featuring the litera-
ture and history of early Washing
ton will be presented from 4 to
$50 pm. Sunday at the Central
Library Building, Eighth and X
streets NV.
The District Public Library Is CO.
operating with the Washington
Welcomes You project, sponsored
by The Star, in presenting this pro-
gram, which is the first of a series
dealing with the allied arts.
Slides to Be Shown.
Slides of historic places in WASH
Evening star., 1943-12-02
Organ Recital Scheduled

An organ recital and tea will be
held at Mount Olivet Methodist
Church. Sixteenth street and North
Glebe road, Arlington, at 5 pm
Sunday. Edwin G. Ballinger will be
guest organist and Reginald S
kassebaum will be guest violin
SoloiSt.
Evening star., 1943-12-02
Junior Red Cross Gifts
To Soldiers Reported

Fairfax County Junior Red Cross
members at eight schools donated
l,025 cups, IA pounds of nuts, 500
tray and table favors, TOO napkins
anad 20 prizes for Thanksgiyine
Evening star., 1943-12-02
Big Saving.

First. mako a syrup by stirring q
cups granulated sugar and one cup
Of water q few moments. until dis
solved. Or you can use corn syrup or
liquid honey. instead Of sugar syrup.
No cooking needed. It's no trouble.
Evening star., 1943-12-02
ADVERTISEMENT.
Child Could Make It.
No Cooking.

You may not know 1t,
but, in your own kitch-
en-, you can easily pre-
pare a really surprising,
relief for coughs due to
colds. It's old-fashioned
your mother probably
used it-but for real
results, it can't be beaten.
Evening star., 1943-12-02

dinners ct Fort Belvoir, 1t was an
nounced by Mrs. Joseph E. Beard,
chairman.
Mrs. Beard said 81 white and IA
colored schools have reported 100
per cent enrolment in the county
wide membership drive. She said
seven schools have not made reports
Evening star., 1943-12-02

Total contributions ct the end OF
last week, Mrs. Beard said, amounted
to $461.55, Of which $99.5O will be
used for the enrolment fee for the
IS schools reporting and $3o2.05 will
be devided between the National
Children's Fund and Junior Red
Cross work in the county.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-03

kakor da bi teh zrtev ne bio,
&c bi Sc ljudstvo ne upiralo.
In primerjajte to porocilo tudi
z izjavo junaskega generala
Mihajloviea, XII je sporocil zayez-
nikom, da Sc DO z bozjo pomoc-
.jo Sc nadalje "boril' s cakanjem
ma zaveznicko invazijo. T..
Vsem zavednim prijateljem
jugoslovanske svobode maj DO v
uteho, da SO akcije partizanov
dobro znane tako ameriski ka-
kor londonski' vladi, XII bosta to
zadevo kmalu temeljito izeistili.
l. Urednistvo.. c....' 49,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-03

svedski list Nydag, je v prepove-
danem ozemlju dovoljen lie vo-
jaski in uradni promet.
Glasom vesti liz Berna, pravi
isti casopis, je padec Tunisa
med cetami osisca povzroeil pa
nicen strah, a Sc vec strahu in
trepeta med prebivalstvom men,
ske in italijanske narodnosti v
Jugoslaviji. Vsi so kar naen-
KRAFT zaeeli prositi "a dovolje-
MIA "a odhod.
svedski list poroca tudi, da
so italijanske cete radi te "a
vezniske image demoralizirane
in da vojaki v cedalje vecjem
stevilu dezertirajo in Sc pridru-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-03
(Nadaljevanje)

Spoznala je mehko irsko me-
lodijo Thomasa Mora, XII jo je
sama tako rada prepevala; bila
je spomin ma prve trenutke lju-
bezni, cudezni talisman, XII jo je
V dolgih letih trpljenja nestle
tokrat tolazil in bodril.
Stisnila Sc je k svojemu pri-
jatelju.
- To je COLO nakljucje, -
je zasepetala in stopala ma
pref.
Melodija sc je slisala vedno
razlocneje. Razlegla Sc je liz
pritlicja -. tn cisto blizu ME.
Paul je odprl vezna vrata.
Helena je obstala v vezi, ka-
kor da 81 ne upa naprej. Bila
je bleda in roke so Sc il tresle.
Srce Sc il je skrcilo, ko je po-
gledala V hiso. Zdelo Sc il je,
da re pozna soho, kamor je
vstopila. Nekaj domacega, rod
binskega je dihnilo cd vseh
strani.
IL sosedne sobe Sc je Sc vedno
razlegala dobro znana melodi-
ia.
- Kje pa najdeva moza, XII
sva k MENU namenjena? - je
vprasala svojega p~rijatelja,
prizadevajoc 81 prikriti svojo
nestrpnost in nervoznost.
- Tu, - je odgovoril Paul
in pokazal ma vrata ma koncu
hodnika.
Pritisnil je ma kljuko in vsto-
pill, "a MIN pa Helena.
Bila je bleda, ko je pa pre-
stopila prag, je obstala kakor
vkopana.
Zagledala je skoro'isti salon,
kakor je bill hisici V Knezjem
parku.
Mic Sc nj bilo izpremenilo.
Tu je bilo isto %pohistvo, ka-
kor nekoc, ma oknih isti zastori
medeninaste barve, pc stenah
iste slike in okraski.
Ma kaminu, V starih sevre-
skin vazah, XII jih je vedno vi
della tn, so bile Meme najljubse
role; otomana jo je cakala ma
obicajnem kra.ju OBJ mizici, kjel
je lezalo memo nedovrseno roc.
no delo kraj odprte knjige, kj
jo je bila ocividno pustila tn
ker jo je klicalo delo drugam
Pri klavirju je sedela GARNER
in Sc smeje obracala k Mi, ka'
kor bi hotela pokazati, kako re
10 jo veseli MEN prihod; bill
je, ko da sta Sc locili sele pre(
dvema urama.
Pri peel je stall Ramon, drze'
novine V rokah, kakor je bill;
njegova navada, miren, srecen
ker je prezivljal vecer me-
svojci, kramljajoc z Roberton
d'Alboize; lie bledica njegove
ga obraza je izdajala, da V re
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-03

CHE proti fasizmu in proti mo-
bilizaciji slovenskega ljudstva v
Mussolinijevo armada. Demon
stracije vodijo zenske podruz-
nice Osvobodilne fronte.
Nemiri v Trbovljah
Med slovenskim delavstvom je
opaziti vedno vecje nezadovolj-
stvo, in to zlasti med terbovelj-
skimi premogarji, kjer je pri-
slo re cesto do spopadov med
mimi in okupatorji. Premogar-
il so re veckrat onemogocili "a
vec dni obrat v rudnikih.
Precitajte gornje porocilo o
sirokorazpredenih bojih parti-
zanov pc vsej Jugoslaviji in po-
rocilo O pobitih ter ujetih So
vraznikih kakor tudi o zaplenJe-
mem materialu, potem pa pri-
rm~eriajte to z omalovazujocimi
priznanji nash slovenskih So
vraznikov ljudstva, ces, da sc
partizani morda res porusili ne
kaj mostov in pobili par Itali'
ianov in Nemcev, toda vse to da
ne odtehta zrtev, XII jih mora
plaeevati slovensko ljudstvo,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-03

Vernieru in mu podal ODE roki,
rekoc:
- Pripomogli ste, da mi je
usoda vrnila zeno in otroka.
Hvala YAM, zopet sem nasel svo-
:jo rodbino. Dovolite mi priste-
vati cd danes k Mi tudi vas. V
Robertu in v vas bonn incl diva
brata.
KON G..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-03

zujejo jugoslovanskim partiza-
nom. Nekatere i~talijanske po-
sadke so Sc cello pobunile.
"CV teku meseca aprila," pi-
BE list, "je bio v Kocevju u
strelienih IL italijanskih voja-
kov, ker so Sc uprli, docim Sc je
ma potu v Novo mesto pobunilo
200 vojakov, vrglo orozje proc
in pobegnila."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-03
P. DECOURCELLE:
moo
LJUBEZNI
r 0 M NJ

snici Sc dalec nj tako miren, ka-
kor sc della.
Kraj tega je sedel "a MILO
Milcek, pred MIN je lezal al
bum silk; decek je bill podoben
solarju ma pocitnicah, XII mu je
bodocnost deveta briga, XII zivi
brez skrbi V zadovoljstvu in IL
obilju, ker velja VISA skrb in
ljubezen rodbine MENU.
Bio je kakor vstajenje ne
kdanjega zivljenja.
Prior je bill tako nepricako-
van, da je Helena preseneceno
vzkliknila in sc opotekla.
Bila hi sc zgrudila, da nj pri-
skocil Ramon, XII jo je prestre-
gel V svoje n~arocje, a Milcek Sc
je krepko privil k svoji mamici.
Bill je dolg in vroc objem -.
nikomur Sc nj dalo govoriti, lie
srca so vriskala v n%epopisni sre-
ci in radosti.
VISA zbegana in omamljena
cd prevelike srece Sc Helena
kar nj mogla nagledati dragih
bitij, XII ju je tako dolgo zaman
iskala; poljubljala je zdaj mo-
ia, zdaj sina.
- All, zena moja! Helena
moja! - je zasepetal slednjic
Ramon solznih oci, - kako hos
mogla pozabiti?
" spominih - je odgovo-
rila plemenita zena. - Da, v
spominih ma preteklost, XII ma
ma je bila tako draga, in v mi
slih ma bodocnost, XII niti maj
mani ne dvomim o Mi, da DO
svetla, srecna.
Potem sc je pa obrnila k Ro-
bertu d'Alboize in Carmen ter
pripomnila:
- All, hvala wanna! Hvala il
vsega srca -. wanna, XII sta mi
pripravila nocojsnji vecer.
- Mama ne gre tvoja zahva-
la, mila sestra, - je odgovorila
Carmen zroc ma Milcka. - Ra-
mon ii pove, da je tn tisti, XII je
vaju zares zdruzil.
- Milcek!
- Da! -je pritrdil Ramon
yes zarec cd srece. - Milcek.
XII mi je re5il zivljenje, XII je
tvegal svojo glavo, da je dobil
pisma, XII so mi koncno odprla
oci, da, draga, obozevana zena
res je ,on, samo on je naju
zdruzil.
- Imava pa Sc enega prija.
telja, XII ne smeva mani pozabi'
ii, Ramon, - je dejala Hele'
ma VISA srecna, - zvestega "a
veznika, zvestega do pozrtvo'
valnosti, udanega do junastva
On me je podpiral, on me j
vodil in mi pomagal. Bod MI
hvalezen, zagotavljam tie, da tt
v polni meri zasluzi.
! Montlaur Sc je brnil k PAUL.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-03
Ruzne ves+i O
Jugos|ovii

Preplaseno osiSce zida utrdbe
ma jugoslovanskem ozemlju
Stockholm, 20. maja (ONA).
- Partnerji osisca so v svo-
jem strahu popolnoma zaprli
jugoslovanske meje napram l.
taliji in Avstriji; tam zidajo
income utrdbe in, kakor pise
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-03
Himmlerjev Obisk v
J~ugoslaviji
Pavelic in Medic cistita SvOje
kadre

kadre
"United Nations Information
Office" priobcuje dine 10. maja
naslednjo vest o razmerah v Ju-
goslaviji:
LONDON - (brzojavno) -
Jugoslovanska vlada je dobila
porocilo, da je bio oh priliki O.
biska sefa Gestape, Heinrich
Himmlerja, v Jugoslaviji likvi-
diranih vec visjih uradnikov u
staskih organizacij ma Hrvas-
KEN in clanov Zveze poljedel-
skin zadrug v Srbiji; odstavke
so predpisali pomagaci Ante Pa
velica ma Hrvaskem in Milana
Nedica v Srbiji.
Ker je bill oeividno nezado-
voljen z bornimi uspehi svoje
borbe proti narascajoeemu par
tizanskemu pokretu, je Pavelic
odpustil mnogo svojih pomaga-
cev in komisarjev ter jim Cd
vel njihova mesta v svojih ia
sisticnih ustaskih o~rganizaci-
jah.
Medic pa je odpustil Stir tt
soc clanov Zveze poljedelskih
zadrug. Ia korak prihaja pc
ponovnih predhodnih ciseenjih;
njegov pravi pomen nam razo-
deva povelje, da odzdaj naprej
ne DO mogel biti nikdo postav-
lien "a clana kateregakoli CEN
tralnega ali lokalnega odbora
zveze, ako ga ne hi imenoval o.
sebno Medic sam.
i Odpor ma kmetih
Odpor kmeckega prebival-
4 stva proti okupacijski oblasti v
1 Jugoslaviji je tako narastel, da
1 so Nemci primorani, posiljati v
mesta "a prehrano potrebni Ii
vez. v preteklem letu so mora
Ii v najrodovitnejsih krajih Hr-
vaske pobirati piclo letino S po-
1 mocjo oroznikov.
4 Jugoslovansko porocilo dada
4 :je, da kmetje sami unicujejo
svoje pridelke, ako sc boje, da
4 bodo padli v roke osiseu. Pol
4 nih so odstotkov rodovitnega
polja je namenoma ostalo ne
obdelanih, a stevilo Irvine znasa
komaj cetrtino predvojnega bo-
2gastva.
Italijani poignant v beg cd
81, partizanov
Med tenn so imeli partizani z
4 italijanskimi cetami nude boje
\ ma bajonet in sicer v blizini me
+ sta Niksic, kamor so Sc bill u
3maknili Italijani pc srditih bo-
zEjih v gorskem rnasivu favor in
+ blizu vasi Gvozda v Crni gori.
Italijani, XII so bill poskusili
9lizvesti kazensko ekspedicijo, so
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pred svojim umikom nasteli 476
mrtvih vojakov in castnikov in
povrh tega izgubili Sc 73O ujet-
nikov.
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