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Evening star., 1943-03-07
Absenieeism Grows,
Admiral Reports at
Cruiser Launching
Il, ,0oo, 900 Mon-Hour
Lost in December,
Cochrons Declares
~ the Aasesastsd Prssst

~ tao A000G40So0 PRe90b
PHILADELPHIA, March 6.-ReAr
Admiral Edward L. Cochrane said
today that ~ahsenteeim and Job
shifting" have been growing worse
instead Of better" in q speech at the
launching Of the cruiser Astoria at
the camp shipbslldins ca. yards.
Admiral Cochrane, chief of the
Bureau Of Ships Of the Navy Depart
ment, declared speaking only Of
those shipyards which are engaged
In work for the Navy, during the
single month Of last December, there
was a total Of nearly Is, 600 900 man
hours lost through workers failing
to report on the job. - This loss
would have been more than
sufncfent to have completed from
the keel up two cruisers OF the
proportions Of the one We are
launching"
IAN even more appalling loss Of
manpower," he continued, result
ed from the numbers of workers who
quit their jobs outright. As 4 ma
tional average for last December the
shipyards lost out Of every 100
workers employed. - We can
not be too charitable about the mat
ter when We find that absences fall
on almost to the zero point on pay
days and then take a phenomenal
rise on Mondays when hundreds of
cases OF 24-hour pneumonia are
reported" :.
I'm the last analysis" the ad-
miral asserted" the problem is one
which can be solved only between
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Marshall
tcontinhed From First page.o


Gently asked for the rank OF admiral
OF the fleet in letter to Chairman
Walsh Of the Senate Naval Affairs
Committee, according to the journal,
and is believed also to have asked
the higher rank for Gen. Marshall.
The Chief Of Staff was reported
to have remarked that he did not
believe the new rank was necessary.
The magazine said Chairman Rey-
nolds Of the Senate Military Affairs
Coaqmittee mas prepared last week
to introduces . bill to create the
higher Army grade. but had held OF
after he learned Gen. Marshall was
opposed to tlie move.
The journal said that, in his letter
to Senator Walsh, Mr.. Knox ex-
planned that Admiral King Is con-
stantly in contact with British and
other officers who are his superiors
in rank. though his duties and re-
,spsyrihilisiss.are even ereaterthaa
;hd of Jhe ther allied leads 4
1T Is almost = paz1dox, COM
mented the, magazine. hat. 41tll
the Navy is urging the adm Il
the fleet bill. the British havs 10
Evening star., 1943-03-07
|l5O Epieureans Plan
Ulg'aiioned Meal
With Choice Viands
Fifth Anniversary Fete
Of Club Scheduled
For Hotel StotIer

Gather around gotlrmets and
catch the aroma from the following
chow to. be dished UP tomorrow to
ESQ guests OF the Epicurean Club Of
Washington. ~, = %
Martini and or Manhattan, cocktail
or mayhap a teensy bit Of sherry
wine; quelques Sarouries tidbits to
you-also In some circles known as
hors @d'oeuvres; supremes of fruit
with maraschino I'VE consider this
self explanatory; consomme Richie
Epicurean with Pailettes Roses the
latter not to be confused with
flowers, they're just cheese straws.
Along about here, we drink 4 glass
Of Sauterne and contemplate some
serious eating. 't
This would mean a Breast OF
Young Capon and Smithfield Ham
. Ia Robin. On the same dish one
will find Potato Chatelaine, = potato
cake with puree Of chestnut plank
In the center, and wild rice. Fl
Then there is the anniversary
SsesAN>A' ANVAt 40 OOAllOC 4xMCGG C1x
Bellevue, ice cream with crushed
strawberry on top The demitasse
and creme de menthe verte will
follow.
The Epicurean Club was found
ed five years ago by Claude Papa
Jarrin, former chef at the Raleigh
Hotel and now manager of the
Touchdown Clubs restaurant.
Papa" Jarrin, pupil of the IA
nous Esconier, IS still president Of
the club. The dinner will be held
at the Statler Hotel and will be at
tended by the so members of the
club, along with their families and
friends.
Chairman will be the Shoreham
Hotels chef, Jacques Haeringer,
who is first vice president of the
Epicureans. Chef will be Bcnardi
OF the Statler and Roben, also of
the Statler. will assist in arrange
ments.
Evening star., 1943-03-07

against people, and without impe-
rialism. Mr.. Thomas said.
Haakon Lie. secretary of the Nor
wegian Federation of Labor, told
the conference that labor in the
United States can lead the way
toward a permanent peace, sug-
gesting that it will be in the best
position to promote cooperation
throughout the world in establish
ing peace.
All Of the conference sessions are
being held in Friends Meeting
House, 2l1l Florida avenue NV.
Those scheduled to speak at the
final session OF the conference to-
day at 3 pm. are Paul Sifton. di-
rector Of labor relation for the Ma
Honal Farmers Union; Mark Starr,
educational director of the Interna-
tlonal Ladies Garment. Wbrkers'
Union, AFL. and Samuel Wolchok
president Of the United Retail.
Wholesale and Department Store
Employees International Union.
CIO. DR.. Harry w. Laidler, former
director Of the League for Indus
trial Democracy, was named chair
man for all the sessions.
Evening star., 1943-03-07

omcer above rank Of admiral In
Washington, but do have q field
marshal here. despite which fact the
Army IS not eager to have that rank
for, its own heads
Admiral Of the fleet bills, 1t was
reported, have been introduced in
both houses of Congress. Each es-
tablishes the grade as the highest
IN the Navy and provides that ap-
pointments as admirals of the fleet
shall be made by the President
with the advice and consent of the
Senate. Appointees would receive
pay and allowances OF a rear ad-
miral, plus an allowance OF 5000
a.year.
Il the grade Of field marshall
abo were created, 1t is pointed out,
Evening star., 1943-03-07


belief exists that the same pay and
other conditions would apply as
are provided In the admiral Of the
feet bills. But there is some inde-
cision as to how the new rank
would stack up with that Of Gen.
John J. Pershing. general Of the
Armies OF the United States. II It
outranked the veteran leader, there
Is little doubt, according to the
service magazine, that hot tight
would be psecipitated In Congress.
! There. Is no precedent for the
rank Of admiral Of the feet, The
Journal explained that the only
rank above admiral the Navy ever
had had was that Of admiral Of
the Navy. created by a, special act
Of Congress especially for Admiral
Dewey.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Hate 10 TO- Says Message
OF Six Dyinq Miners
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
BEAR CREEK, Mont, March 6.
we hate to 60 but it can't be
helped: it is going to be an easy
death to die. ll:05 am
That message was chalked on a
box and signed by six men in the
Smith coai mine a week ago Their
bodies were found by the box to-
day, bringing to u the number
found dead. Two still are not To-
Gated.
An explosion ripped through the
mine last Saturday. killing two men
near the entrance, injuring several
others and trapping "a far In the
alope.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
New Zealand Envoy
Finds United States
Holds Key 10 Peace
WoIter Nosh Urges
Open Diplomacy at
Democracy League

The United States win hold the
key to cooperation. or the lack of
1t. between nations in working
toward postwar progressive
peace treaty" Walter Nash, Minis
ter from New Zealand to the United
States, declared last night.
Speaking at the,second session OF
the Washington conference of the
League for Industrial Democracy,
Mr.. Nash developed the thought
that what is to be accomplished will
depend on the attitude and desire
OF the people of this Nation regard
ing peace and cooperation.
He urged a policy of open di-
plomacy," SO that the people OF the
world may discuss and help toward
working out an economic system
agreeable to all. He. praised the
Atlantic Charter, declaring It 4
magnificent document" and saw
hope In IT through 81. nations. ap-
proving. The charters actual appli-
cation, however. he said will rest
with the people and their desire to
follow 1t. Mr.. Nash said security
Is impossible unless there Is force
10 put down aggression. AT one
|,pQfQt IN his 1ddress the 1neaker
ld0" u impeeltble tDAgA B1ck to
Z status quo and have peace" =
Thomas Sees Hate In Europe.
Enlarging on his subject, RE
quifz fzlhenls 6fsvE-. 1sffoere essivt Peace
Treaty" he suggested that nations
VIII have to- estabiisli G'kind OF ball
ance Of materials and supplies. He
said that the people Of the world
must be fed and that both national
and international recppstruction will
be necessary. .s..: s.s.
Norman Thomas. Socialist leader
and chairman Of the Postwar
World Council. speaking on The
Outlook for World Organization, =
said he Is pessimistic about q lasting
postwar peace. declaring: II think
we are sowing very rapidly the
seeds Of third world war" In
this connection he said he was
afraid Of the guarantee Of: expire
to the French in Ncrtl, Africa by
the Allied Nations and of the hate
In Europe such Is "has never been
known before s..
For . permanent peace, there
must be . peace without vengeance
Evening star., 1943-03-07

SPRINGFIELD, 1LL-UNCLE SAM RECOGNIZES LADS WAR
EFFORT-Dicke Laswen, proudly displays distinguished
service citation he received from Treasury Secretary Mogen
thau for his campaign buy stamps
Quoted despite his suffering from Emphatic ukemia with which
he stricken last October Contributions points
have sweled the Pennies for Dicke"
Il don't need toys need pennies stamps
win the war" Dickie said. A p Wirephoto
Evening star., 1943-03-07

ths individual workers md NJ sSwi
consciencesr
The Astoria, named after os1e o4
the thtee heavy cYui1ers. sunk Oh
the 5avo Islands last August, VA
sponsored BY Mrs. Robert LucaS
Of Astoria, Greg, daughter Of etat4
Senator Merle Chessman Of Ore
gon. The ship was originally named
the Wilkes Barre.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
blust in Sweden Kills
s Soldiers, Wounds n

By the Associated Press
STOCKHOLM, March 6.-An ex-
plosion in the midst Of the exercises
OF : Swedish regiment today killed
Six men and wounded ~. Twenty
were injured seriously.
The Berlin radio broadcs st q
Transocean dispatch under Stock
holm dateline reporting: During
outhbt ] ] @st lk3&S an explo-
zion OCCURRED, killing seven soldiers
and wounding 80. several Of them
seriously. Cause Of the disaster
have mt. yet been -ascdrtained."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-09
Letistni lodi " konvojich pre-.
kvapenim pro Nemce.

"Essener National Zeitung"
organ T1sskeho marsalka Goe-
ringa, jehoz whisky prave do
Sly do Stockholm, Svedska, pra-
vi, re pouzfvanf letistnich lodi
k ochran6 konvojG je pro Mem
ce prekvapen1m a nasledkem
toho musili zmeniti svou ponor-
kovou taktiku. Casopis pravi,
re nemecka admiralita snazf
Sc nalezti move methody 1toku
a tim lie vysvetliti, re cinnost
ponorek Sc zmenSila.
Je vyznamnym, re tento list
neprinas1 zpravy O vysledku
ponorkove kampane "a tento
mesic, ale tvrdi, re do cervna
nemecke ponorky potopily 81
milion1 tun spojeneckeho LODI
silva. To je c1slo, ktere nebylo
potvrzeno v jinych pramenech.
Mluvcf Spojenych Stat1 pro-
hlasil nedavno, re '~'tucty" no.
vych pomocnych l~etistnfch lodi
je nyn1 v cinnosti a re mnoho
tuctn dalsfch Dude v cinnosti
koncem roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-09

kladaly Sc ma dev1times1cn1m
trvanf valky. Smerodatne hos
podarske kruhy kalkulovaly
1914 s sestimesicni az jedno-
rocni valkou. R1sske minister
stvo namornictvi kalkulovalo
1906 s valkou trvaj1c1 jeden a
pul roku, a teprve v cervenci
1914 prohlasil plukovn1k Tap
pen, re generalnf stab povazu-
je pfece jen dvoulete trvanl
valky "a NONE.
Proti vsem temto zavaznym
hlasGm - tax 81 stezuje nezna-
my autor - mic nezmohly hla-
sy, ktere "se zabyvaly osudem
Nemecka v dlouhe valce," ale
uvad1 zaverem:
"ZkuSenosti re Svetove val
ky ukazaly ma skodu Nemec-
ka, re ocekavanf kratke valky
byla zklamana, a re naproti
tomu mela pravdu mala men
Sina, ktera mela dlouhou valku
Ia pravdepodobnejsf." Autor
tim nepochybne chtel odsoudit
Hitlerovu koncepci bleskove
valky a zakoncil tudiz sv1j cla-
mex temito prorockymi slovy:
"Nedosahne-li stat rychleho
rozhodnutf, ktere nezavisf O.
vsem jen ma mem, nybrz v roz-
hodujfci mfre tez ma neprfteli,
nastava nebezpeci, re nevydr-
Ii hospodarsky dlouhou valku,
ktera Sc potion rozvine."
European Correspondents Ltd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-09
a sluzby dostali p%ovolenf nose
nj zvlaStnfhO odZnaku.

a sluzby dostali povolenf nose.
nj zvlaStnfho odznaku.
Mezi takto vyznamenanym
jsou: Serzant Stanley l.. Koref
z East Worcester, N. Y; serz
Edward j. Nocek z Edwards
vile, Pa; serz. Frederick j
Trubak z Richmond, Va; des.
Thaddeus Bartnick z Amery,
Wis; des. Frederick L. Pruch-
mix z Ludlow, Mass.
10. perut americkeho armad-
nfho letectva byla pTidelena ma
Clark Field, ma Filipinach kdyz
zacla valka. Kdyz opustila Lu-
ION zanechala tam cast sveho
hlavn1ho muzstva. Skupina ma
dobu podnikala akce z Minda-
mao, kde mela male prozatimni
letiste a pax pTelozila sve ope-
race ma Javu. Posledn1 nalet
z Javy byl p%odniknut trent le-
tajfc1mi pevnostmi, pfi cemz
dive z mich pracovaly jen ma
diva tri motory.
Perut byla pax pfelozena do
Australia, kde byla spojena S
jinou peruti udrzuj1c1 81 sve CT
slo 10. PAX zacala konecne by
ii v akci jake cast bombardo-
vaciho letectva, pr cemz jed
ma letka slouzila "a zvednou a
pravodajskou, kdezto til "a
bombardovac1. Perut podnika-
la akce prot Rabaulu, Lac,
|Salamaue ma Move Guineji,
prot cil1m ma Salamounskem
souostrovi a ma mort. We vsech
velkych kampan1ch jake bitve
v Koralovem mort, v Salamoun
skem souostrov1, v Milneove
zalive ma Move Guineji, perut
byla v akci.
Devadesat pet procent Client
peruti melo pred navratem do
|Spojenych Stat1 vic nez rok
sluzby v zamorf. A perut je
|jedna z nejv1ce vynznamena-
nych leteckych armadnich sku-
pin. Byla nynf rozpustena a
jeji clenove prideleni k vycvi-
ku novych letcG v rGznych W.
cvikovych taborech.
Letci vyznamenan1 patTili k
pomocnemu a vyzbrojn1mu
muzstvu 10. bombardovac1 pc
rute.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-09
Ceskoslovenska narodnf rada K
druhemu vyrocf pTepadu
Ruska.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

Ke dni %. cervna, druh6mu
to vyrocf pTepadu Sovetskeho
svazu Nemeckem bez vypove-
zenf valky, zaslala Ceskoslo-
venska narodn1 rada v Americe
sovetskemu velvyslanectvl We
Washington6 telegram tohoto
zn6nf:
"V den druheho vyrocf vpa-
du nacistickeho Nemecka do
Sov6tskeho svazu vyslovujeme
srdecny obdiv neodchvejne Cd
vaze a nezlomnemu odhodlanf
lidu Sovetskeho svazu socialis-
tickych republik a hrdinske ru-
de armada, ktera rozbila legen
du O nepTemozitelnosti nemec-
kych armad. Ucast Sovetskeho
svazu V boji S Nemeckem "a
chranila svobodu lidstva, civil
lisaci a vec Spojenych narodG.
Americana ceskoslovenskeho
pGvodu, jsou hrdi, re ceskoslo-
venske jednotky bojujf box pc
boku s ruskymi armadami pro-
ii spolecnemu nepr1teli. Kez
brzy Pride den, kdy brutalnf
vetTelci budou potTeni a kdy
vsechny narody sveta budou O.
svobozeny, ably Sc molly s1cast
niti vystavby noveho a leps1ho
sveta ma zakladech dobre vile
a spoluprece vsech svobodymi-
lovnych lidf."
Ceskoslovenska narodni rada
v Americe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-09
SlovenSti letci uprchli S nemec-
kym letadlem.

Londyn (CTK) = Ceskoslo-
venska informacn1 sluzba hlasi
z bl1zkeho vychodu, re cvicne
letadlo s nemeckymi vojensky-
mi znackami pTistalo ma jed
nom letisti blfzkeho vychodu.
Posadka peti muz1 Sc legitimo-
vala jake dGstojn1ci slovenske-
no ~letectva, posadkou ma Slo-
vensku. Prohlasili, re Sc zmoc-
Mill letadla, ably unikli re sv6
vlasti okupovane Nemci a ably
Sc pripojili k ceskoslovenskym
kamaraddm u Raj. Leteli
pres Madarsko, Rumunsko a
Cerne more, aniz Sc setkali S
odporem. Slovenst1 letci sc hla-
sill u m1stn1ho zastupce csl.
vlady v Londyne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-09
Kral ktery nechce byt
k~orunovan.

N6kde V Europe, 1. cervence
(ONA) - 'Kral Chorvatsky,'
ktery nikdy n%evstoupil ma
chorvatskou pGdu odmftl po-
zvanf ably prijel de~sveho kra-
lovstvf a dial Sc korunovati.
Tfmto kralem je italsky 'V6vo-
da re Splitu', ktery dostal
svGj kralovsky Trad v cervnu
1911 kdyz Chorsatsko Sc stale
cast1 italskeho imperia.
Minulou nedeli pTijel do Ri
ma novy chorvatsky vyslanec
DIR. Niksic, ktery informoval We
vodu, re 'poglavnik' Pavelic 81
pTeje, ably vevoda byl sp6sne
korunovan ma chorvatskeho
krale. Jedine korunovace jak
tvrdil DR.. NikSic NIUE uklidnit
chorvatske vnitTni pomery.
Vevoda Aimone, ktery Sc ne
odvazil pTekrocit chorvatske
hranice odpov6del, re je mu
nemozno pTijmout nynf Choir
vatskou korunu ponevadz koru
nOvaci NIUE provesti jedine
chorvatsky kardinal. A proto-
re pTi n%ejmensfm v teto dobe
nen1 nadeje, re by byl zvoIen
nejaky chorvatsky kardinal,
protoze papez stale uznava
krale Petra a jugoslavskou "a
hranicn1 vladu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-09
AMERICANS We VALCE..
Nalety ma Nemecko provazeny
cetnvmi vyZnamenSnimi.

Washington (OWD = Prud-
kost letecke valky mad Nemec-
KEN Sc dobre odrazf We faktu,
re v techto dnech bylo pTfslus-
n1kGm 8. americkeho letecke-
no sboru v Anglii udeleno vice
nez 1000 vyznamenanf "a W.
nikaj1c1 vykony a statecnost
projevene "a techto 1tok1. V
seznamu vyznamenanych wy
danych v techto dnech depart
mentem valky jsou:
Tech. serzant Andrew Bo-
Yak z Mingo Junction, Ohio,
ktery byl vyznamenan letec-
kym kT1zem, a krone toho du-
bovymi listy k letecke medaili.
IStabn1 serzant Myron Srsen z
Clevelandu, O., byl vyzname-
man leteckym kr1zem.
Stabni serzant John D. Skall
z Chicago, a stabnf serzant
Frank J. Barta z Grays Land
ing, Pa, dostali druhe dubove
listy, ke svym leteckym medal
lin, coz znamena, re vlastne
byli vyznamenani tTikrat letec-
kou medaili.
Prvnf dubove listy k letecke
medaili dostali: Serz. Andrew
! Mako z Ansonia, Conn.,; Pod
lporuc1k Frank E. Kasadil z CT
cero, ILL.,; stab. serzant August
Krajcfk z Elgin,Ill.; Kap. Wal
ter M. Sofia z Crystal Falls,
Mich; Porucik Leonard r. Ko-
zarek z Duluth, Mimi; Poru-
elk Harold R. Russia z Akin
son, Neb.; stab. serzant Mi
chael Olexa z Astoria, N. Y;
Poruc1k Andrew Fec z Pitts
burgh, Pa; Tech. serzant Geo.
w. Klucik z McKees Rock, Pa,
ISerzant Edward c.. Jedinak z
McKeesport, Pa. stab. serzant
Stephen F. sevcik z Betley-
vile, Pa.
Posmrtne byl vyznamenan
leteckou medaill: serz. Eddie
Zaban z Chicago, Ill, ktery byl
zabit v akci 1. kvetna 1913.
Dale byli vyznamenanf letec-
kou medailf stab. serzant FIR.
NJ. Silva a serzant William J..
Komarek, oba z New York
City.
Dalsi vyznamenani letcEm.
Poole ornament department
tn valky dalsi prfslusn1ci letec-
iva, kteTf byli drive prideleni
k 10. bombardovac1 peruti ar
madnfho letectva 4krat vyzna-
-10oon< - Io< x1x0or
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-09
PUL SEDMA MILIONU
BRITSKYCH VOJAKO.
Oswald Dutch:

uemecKycn kOmentaf1ch
snazlclch Sc osladiti nemecke-
mu obecenstvu horkou afric-
kou pilulku, operoval Goebbels
neustale vyrazem "zdrcujfcf
clselna pTevaha nepr1tele". V
den, kdy byl Spojenci zajat ge-
neral Won Arnim vytasil Sc
Goebbels dokonce cfslicemi:
Nemci pry byli zdolani ctyficf-
tlnasobnou pfesilou.
Zajlmave ma tonic nemec-
KEN tvrzen1 je pfedevsfm. re
Nemci = byt i z d1vod1 pro-
pagacn1ch = zacali pfiznava-
tt "pfesilu" britskych vojsk.
Do nedavna jeste Goebbels
predkladal svemu publiku k
weren't, re Angle ma Size velke
lodstvo a letectvo, re vsak brit
ska armada pozemnf nestoji
vGbec "a zm1nku. "Kdyz ar
mazda = tax n6mecka" hlasal
Goebbels. Odkud sc tedy wa
la 4O-nasobna pTevaha?
Odpoved mi: clslice, pokud
Sc tyka sill pozemnfch a nikoliv
letectva uziteho v severnf Afri-
&c, je pfehnana. Ma druhe stra
ne vsak je pravda, re britska
armada zmohutnela pocty i ja-
kost1 tax, re Sc nemecke arma-
de w neJen c1selne ale i CO do
vycvlku a ovsem i CO do W.
zbroje.
Britska armada, vrativsf Sc
90 Dunkerque, byla sotva sill
neJs1 100000 muz1 pine vycvi-
cenych. o tTi roxy pozdeji
mohl britsky velvyslanec Sir
Samuel Hoare prohlasiti v pred
nasce: "Britske imperium sta
10 Sc znova pozemnf vojenskou
velmoci. Britska armada O
6,5O0,000 mulch je dnes takT-
ka stejn6 silna jake celia arma-
ola nemecka! - Britske LODI
stvo, silnejsf dnes, nez bylo v.
den vypuknutf valky, bylo a.
frickym v1tezstvim uvolneno
pro move dkoly. Britske letec-
two jest poctem siln6jsf a jake
st1 daleko pfevysuje soucet le-
tectev nemeckeho i italskeho.
Jen V Kanad6 je uzfvano TO-
900 letadel jake letadel skoi-
Mich pro vycvik pilotd a Poole
"vycvikoveho planu imperia"
leta Sc denne l million mil CIVIC
nych lett.
Vzdycky trva chvili, nez Sc
mirumilovny lid Anglie sprate-
Ii s myslenkou valky. Potion
vsak jdou veci cd ruky. Mini
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D. Eisenhower's terms II he wants
Italy to survive.
The sands are running out"
said radio Algiers.
III Badoglio forgets his duty the
time has come for the Italian peo-
Pile to show they have really re-
gained their freedom"
Expect Break
Officers OF Allied governments
meanwhile stood by in London in
expectation that some break would
come over the week end in the
form OF an answer to Gen. Essen
hower's appeal to the Italians to
lay down their arms and cease as
sistance to the Germans.
Although there as yet has been
no official move toward an arms
tice, rumors were widespread that
the Italians had begun preliminary
negotiations. Some quarters sug-
gested that this was in part re-
sponsible for the sudden meeting
OF the British cabinet in the wee
hours OF yesterday morning.