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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
Easing Of Gas Ban
I'm East Indicated

WASHINGTON, Jan. IS tUP)!
Charles F. Phillips, director of
automotive supplies in the Office
of Price Administration. told a
special Senate committee today
that it might be possible 10 ease
the ban on pleasure driving in the
East after the winter fuel oil crisis
passes.
No official decision has been
made, however, he added.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
Pdy-ds-Go Tax
Backing Grows

WASHINGTON. Jan. 13 (INS) j..
Congressional sentiment for a
pay-as-you-go tax plan increased
today as some members said that
the 5 per cent victory tax may
have to be doubled, 10 per cent
levy enacted and some form Of
forced savings imposed to meet
President Roosevelt's request for
Sic, 900, 100000 in new taxes.
The House ways and means
committee is preparing to open
hearings on tax legislation in a
week or 10 days and. according TO
its chairman. Rep. Doughton (D)
of North Carolina. the Ruml pro-
posal for placing taxes on a cur
rent basis will be the first prob
lem taken up.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14

He said there is no indication
that further driving restrictions
are necessary outside the East.
Mileage rationing in the rest of
the country is based upon the need
for rubber conservation.
The present stock OF new and
used tires, plus the recapping pro-
gram, should keep civilian automo-
biles moving for many months. -
he said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
Senator 10 Charge
Flynn Acted for Japs

WASHINGTON, Jan. - 0NS).
Senator Styles Bridges (R) of
New Hampshire announced today
he will charge in the Senate to-
morrow that Edward J. Flynn.
Democratic national chairman,
nominated 10 be minister TO Aus
tralia. acted as counsel for a rep
resentative of Japanese interests.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
Cadillac Tank
.adBig=Part
Revelation Made Here
at Ceremony Awarding
Plant Production Flag

The Cadillac Motor Car Com
pany designed and produced a
new light tank that had a major
part in the invasion of North
Africa IL was disclosed for the first
time today by Mai. Gen. Levin H.
Campbell Jr., chief of army ord
nance.
General Campbell made the
revelation at the award of the
|ar7ny-navy "E" to Cadillac.
This will come as no sur
prise TO you," he told employees.
However, sensible limitations
upon wartime disclosures of in
formation prohibit recitation of
the astonishing details of how
well you are accomplishing your
production mission"
TWO RADICAL DESIGNS
The new tank, il was said fur
ther by company statement, in
corporates two radical design
features.
Campbelrs address highspotted
"a program in which other high
army and navy officials, and
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries Jr..
took part. Nicholas Dreystadt.
vice president of General Motors
and head of Cadillac, responded
for the company and Charles
Trout for employees.
"You folks worked fast" said
the general of the tank produc-
tion. "You set up a welder-
training program. In tooling
up for production, you began
with q majority of your own
tools, modifying them for the
job, rather than sitting back
and waiting new equipment.
NO WORK SToPPAGE
"You made use of your long
scheduling experience, thereby
averting all work stoppages
without accumulating excess
materials.
"You were not getting ready
to make wheel barrows. You
were planning the manufacture
of tanks, each OF which has
parts numbering In the thou
sands. These parts had TO be
made interchangeable. When a
complete set of parts was put
together, the result had to be
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
$1,000 Here Get
4 TO 6Ct. Raise

The War Labor Board has ap-
proved wage increases for $500
employees of the General Motors
Corporation and 6,671 employees
of the Murray Body Corporation.
il was reported today.
q Walter +. Reuther, vice presi-
dent of the UAW-CIO, announced
that the union and GIN had come
to an agreement whereby 5000
tool, die and pattern makers will
receive 5 cents an hour increase.
and $500 skilled maintenance
workers will receive 6 cents an
hour faiEeS
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
The Weather
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun will set AZ s24 p N today,
and rise tomorrow ~ s. A. m
The moon Will rise a. 20 p m to-
DAY, and set tomorrow AZ 246 a. m
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
T.. T. Bedaux,
IdbofEnenny,
In African Jail
Was Maxi Prisoner
in France; His Wife
From Grand Rapids
By KINGsBURY SMITH

International News Service Stan Writer
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Sec-
retary of State Cordell Hull today
confirmed the arrest in French
North Africa of Charles z. Be
daux, one-time friend of the Duke
and Duchess of Windsor and In
ternationally known originator OF
the "speedup" system of indus
trial workers.
Hull, in response to inquiries at
his press conference concerning
the disclosure that Bedaux had
been arrested on charges Of trad
ing with the enemy, said the fact
that he had been arrested had
come to him. Hull added that he
had no details.
Bedaux' exact whereabouts ara
being kept secret for the Tins
being. If convicted in civil court
of trading with the enemy, he ID
liable to 10 years Imprisonment,
"a $4,000 fine and forfeiture of all
property used in the offense.
PREVIOUS ARREST
Mystery surrounds the circum~
stances in which he arrived in
French North Africa. He and his
wife, the former Fern Lombard
of Grand Rapids. Mich, were ar
rested by the Germans in Paris
only last September in the general
roundup of Americans there.
London correspondents who
have returned after covering the
North African war develop
ments said today that Bedaux
was an active pro-Vichyite.
(He was extensively dressed
and ate we'll even in Algiers.
where food was difficult to get.
when the military took over
his hotel, Bedaux was ejected.)
He became known TO the world
at large in June, 1887. when exc
King Edward VIII of Great Britain
married Wally Simpson in his lux.
urious French chateau near Tours
FURTHER NOTORIETY
Several months later he gained
further notoriety when he as
sumed charge of arrangements for
a visit which the Windsors con.
templated making to the United
States. Announced purpose of the
visit was 10 enable the duke
to study American industrial
methods.
American labor organizations.
which long had regarded Bedaux
as an arch enemy. raised such an
outcry against him as sponsor Of
the trip, and against Windsor for
being identified with him. that the
visit was called off.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14

Sweetheart Theater Bar-392S 3rd.
Vodvil Acts. No Door Charge.
ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14

c. VI. McARTHUR, DENTIST
iii Griswold. over Kinsers.
Hours 90. Sundays 10-l2.-Adv.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
BY WILLIAM FLEMING

The story of death and hero
ism written into American history
by the crew of the aircraft car
rier Hornet, sunk in the battle of
Santa Cruz, October 26, was told
here today by two sailors who
managed To survive the fate Of
their ship.
One OF the men, Jack Curd, 10.
storekeeper, third class. of Ne
braska, was knocked out by the
first bomb and suffered shrapnel
wounds and burns.
The second, John f. Noellert, %.
of 223 Euclid avenue, Mt. Glenn
ems, along with three buddies,
manned four extra machine guns
from the catwalk of the ship.
shooting at the hundreds of Jap
planes that dived on them.
There Is one thing both sailors
have in common:
I'VE want TO get back, and
fast"
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
RAISE APPROVAL

The tool and die pay raises were
approved by William E. Simkin
of the WLB. who presided at the
panel hearing, Reuther said, and
the maintenance workers raises
were automatically approved un-
der provisions OF the WLB direc-
tive which permitted further ad-
justments between company and
union.
The Murray workers raises
were approved in Washington by
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14

But before Curd goes he has
an important date. Tonight at
Z o'clock he will marry Arlene
20. of 5737 Missouri
avenue, at Scoval Presbyterian
Church.
AS 10 the end OF the Hornet.
Curd, who remembers very little
of the actual battle. said
'I was in the forward mess
hall when the call 10 battle
stations came. II must have been
only a few minutes after 10 in
Continued on Page III
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14

FORECAST
For Detroit
and vicinity:
Continued
cold tonight
and
tomorrow
morning;
gentle winds
Don't Forget
Tin Can
Pickup
Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14

She found it promptly.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
NO WORK SToPPAGE

Continued on Next Page. Col ~
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14

Continued on Page Ski
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-14
RECALLS LITTLE

I'VE want TO get back, and
fast"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-06

isn't fair, or is it? Frances
Maurich dancing with a good
looking boy by the name of
Frank Fenda and doing alright
not only by him but also by
a number of other boys .
Ruth Ogrinc really was in a
happy mood and she had the
fellows asking her to dance
with them. | believe she didn't
sit out one. If you did, it was
only for a while and then you
were off dancing again.
Richard Skufca said he would
not come but he changed his
mind. Was it because of a GER
tain girl? By the way, the
statement that was made about
Rich in the paper was false be-
cause he didn't even see or
dance with Kay Matuck. You
see you can't put anything over
on the Vamp if it isn't true
Julie Godec didn't dance very
much with Rich Didn't you
have time or were you on the
cold side that night? :. . Okie
was having the time of his life
by dancing every dance with
different girls. You're doing al
right. What changed your mind
about dancing? You never used
to dance very much, only with
your sister The man that
murders the waltzes, Frank
Kosic, kept himself busy. I still
can't follow you. You change
your mind so often that | just
can't keep up with you :. ..
| submitted an. article last
week, but for some reason ii
was not published. l hope the
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-06
STRAIN 3.

two articles won't sound too
bad combined. Everything
happens TO mel -. Everybody
received their report cards and
I myself did have a fair card
but we won't go into that
Most of the "kids" are trying
to get their graduation rings
with stones but it is impossible
to get them, / know i. / have
been to practically every jewel
ny store and still can't get one
with a stone in it. . / think the
Vampire needs a rest for /
can't think of another thing to
write but if I do, I'm sure you
will see me in the paper again.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-06
Vsi Primorci V ws+oh
osvobodiIne borbe
(Nadaljevanje S l. strani)

tNaQalJeVanJe l. SCranD
mandant laskega bataljona je
bill neki rezervni kapetan Trza-
can, XII je govoril tudi nekoliko
slovenski. Veckrat je pokazal O.
citne simpatije do partizanov.
Italijanska posadka nj mogla
vpostaviti nobene zveze z osta-
limi laskimi edinicami, pa SO j
zato zivila, municijo in orozje
dobavljali Lahi S pomocjo trans
portnih letal. V to svrho je l.
mel battalion posebne signalne
naprave, S pomoejo katerih so
prihajajocim letalom naznace-
vail vsakokratni polozaj posad-
ke.
Slovensko vojastvo med Itaii-
jani
V tenn casu je bio v bataljo-
nu precejsnje stevilo Slovencev
iz Trsta, Gorice in Istre. Sar.
dinjska divizija je namree tudj
Sc po izbruhu vojne z Jugosla-
vijo zadrzala svoj kader v Tr'
stu in je bio cato veliko Stew
10 slovenskih rezervistov dode.
ljenih tel diviziij.
Dejanje slovenskih vojakov
Signalisti bataljona v o.. sc
bill vecinoma Slovenci. Koncem
oktobra |. 1941 so neke noci slo'
venski vojaki celotno signalnc
napravo prenesli v bliznje, z
kilometra oddaljeno podrocje, k
je bio zasedeno cd partizanov
w bataljonu so govorili, da sc
je to zgodilo baje z vednostjc
samega komandanta. Ma ia ma
Gin so laska letala precej dolgc
dobavljala partizanom zivez, O.
rozje in municijo. Dobave so bi'
le menda precej izdatne, ker sc
slovenski signalisti, XII SO osta
Ii pri partizanih, letalcem jaw
ljali, kaj vse potrebujejo.
Napad partizanov
Proti koncu meseca novem
bra so njegov battalion moral
zamenjati hrvaski domobranci
Prislo je priblizno 700 MOI
Med mimi je bio tudi nekaj u
stasev. Ma dan same predaje j
bilo dogovorjeno, da Sc bo pre-
daja izvrsila ma svecan nacin
ma posebno "a to dolocenen
prostoru.
Pred samo predajo sta oh;
bataljona odkorakala ma zborn'
mesto. Pred svecanostjo so s.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-06
VAMP BITS
Continued from page A.

tSOIlIulueo AIOIll page H.
already know, don't you, you
certainly get around. Jean Kern
and Lois Ule jitterbugging -
boy, they certainly know all the
latest steps. Wally came in with
his girl friend. Don't you know
how to dance a polka? I'm sure
your girl friend knows how,
why don't you try it some time.
1 guess that's about all for
my column - but just minute,
I'll ask my vamps or bats, what
ever you want to call them, if
there is any more news. You
ought to see them - one perch
ed on the edge of my typewriter
and the others sitting on the
edge of the table (well, I asked
them and they looked so funny
- shaking their wings and fly
ing madly about, trying to tell
me that there isn't any more
neWs). You see they want me
to hurry and finish my column
so we can go out for a little
while flying and visiting the
graves of the dead and going
through a few old houses to
keep up their technique of
haunting houses and eating
(you know, eating dead things,
like vampires and bats do). If
you ever see one of us flying
about your house you will not
be afraid, will you, because you
will know it is only us trying to
scare you, ha, ha. Very funny,
no? q don't think so either) ..
BY the way, a certain person
wanted his name in the paper,
so here it is, Joe Ogrinc, and l
hope you're not angry because
it's at the end of the column.
(Vampire)
Well, here's some news of the
dance which was held on Wa
terloo, January 81. That up
and coming orchestra, Stru-
kel's, will be a very good Or
chestra if they keep it up s..
Mr.. Five by Five really dances
just as smooth as his brother,
and much better. didn't know
you dance that we'll This is
the first dance I have attended
in a month and it wasn't very
crowded. / wasn't supposed to
dance with a cracked rib, but
| just couldn't resist those pol
kas Most of theffamiliar
crowd was there and it almost
seemed like a private party -.
Tony eek and b. f. Frank We're
there. They are leaving for the
Armed Forces and their friends
wish them good luck and a safe
return IS. Tony Pesec came
! without his girlfriend. That
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-06

fedinice, ii poyzrodajo Lahom
|prav resne tezkoce. Slovenski
partizani so sano v mesecu ma
ju m. !. dvakrat prodrli pred
vrata Trsta do Bazovic.
Aretaoije v Trstu
Meseca junija m. |. so v tr-
zaski kavarii "Bergamo'' areti-
rail- okrog go oseb, med mimi
|tudi nekaj slovenskih rezervnih
oficirjev. Ohdolzili so jih, da so
|pripravili prevrat v Trstu. Dva-
najst aretirancev so ustrelili.
v italijanski armadi obstoji
|naredba, po kateri bi Sc " Libi-
jo ne smell posiljati vojaki, XII
SO starejsi Cd letnika 1915. Ia
naredba "a Slovence ne velja.
Mnogo slovenskih vojakov je
se vedno v koncentracijskih ta-
boriseih. v vojasnicah SO vec-
krat nash listke, napisane s
strojem v slovenscini: "Pojdite
ma fronto, pojdite k nasim "a
veznikom Rusom in Anglezem!
VisOka mOraIa prebiyalstya
Morala prebivalstva v Julij-
ski Krajini je "a naso stvar ze-
10 visoka. Sc nikdar MISC bill v
teh krajih Slovenci tako mogoc-
no narodno zavedni, kakor v
teh cash.. Zgodili so Sc slucaji
v gorah okrog Cerknega, da SO
napol obnemogle slovenske ma
tere prinasale visoko v gore in
v globeke gozdove hrano in o.
bleko svojim sinovom, partiza-
nom. Tudi slovenska dekleta so
veckrat aktivno posegala v ak
cije partizanov.
Ljudstvo pricakuje svobode
Vse ljudstvo je preprieano
da bodo Slovenci in Hrvatje, Xxi
so bill prvi svetovni vojni ma
silno prikljuceni Italiji, osvobo'
jeni in da bodo VISA ia podrocja
pripadla Jugoslaviji. Ljudje pri.
povedujejo, da slovenskih fasi
stow sploh nj vec. Cello tisti, k
so Sc Sc pred par letr-dobrikal
fasizmu, so izginili. Tudi Italia
nj sami so ze popolnoma obupa
Iii, da bi mogli zmagati v tie,
vojni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-06

ina ze trden sklep, da ostane
Sc nadalje sama in da mu to v
prihodnjih dneh pismeno sporo-
ci. - ze COLO dejstvo, da po
katastrofi s svojim rankin mo-
zem nj cutila v sebi nepremag-
Live sic "a nov zakon S Klan-
carjem, il je dokaz, kako plitko
je koreninila v njeni dust ona
nedovoljena ljubezen. Takrat
jo je vso prevzela zavest veil
ke krivde, kesa in spokorjenja.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-06
The Victory Tox
Question Box
When does the Victory tax
begin?

begin?
The Victory tax becomes ef-
fective January 1, 1943, at
which time your employer will
begin deducting 5 per cent from
your wages nthat amount in
excess of BIZ for a weekly pay
roll period, $25 for semi
monthly payroll period, and
$50 for a monthly payroll peri
cd, but not more than 1924 for
the year.
Do 1 make a Victory tax
return?
If your gross income for 1913
is over 1924, you will make, aft
er the close of that year, a Vic
tory tax return and compute a
tax of 5 per cent on the amount
of income you received in ex-
cess of 1924, against which the
tax withheld at source will be
used as a credit. The tax is fig
ured on: (a) the amount of
your wages, salaries, interest,
and dividends; and (b) in the
case of a business, profession,
farm or rents, the tax is based
On the net income; that is, in
come after deductions, general
ly the cost incurred in the pro-
duction of such income.
HOU much Victory tax do /
pay?
The rate of tax is 5 per cent
of your income over 1924. Part
of the Victory tax will be treat
ed as a postwar credit to be
refunded after the war, or may,
under certain conditions, be
taken as a credit when you file
your tax return in 1914. The
total credit will, in general, be
rs per cent of your tax if you
are single, limited to $500; 40
per cent of your tax if you are
married, limited to $1,000; and
2. percent additional for each
dependent, limited to $100. The
amount of the credit which may
be taken when you file your tax
return in 1914 will be based
upon your purchase of certain
War Bonds, OR payment of
debts or life insurance premi-
ums. Any unused balance of the
total postwar credit will be re-
turned to you after the war.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-06
|ALOJZ KRAIGHER
MLADA
| LUJBEZEN


Kakor veckrat po zabavnih
prireditvah, XII S svojo bucno We
selostjo razbicajo ljudem stra-
sti in jih pozenejo v vrtinec
blaznega pohlepa "a nezmer-
MIN uzivanjem tako Sc je mia
dina tudi po Presernovi veselici
vdala nenasitnemu ponoceva-
nju, veseljacenju in krokanju.
Turk Sc je rotil, da je to njego-
va zadnja recidiva v popivanje;
svecano je obljubljal Silvi, da
ga demoni alkohola nikdar vec
ne zalete, pa &c bi Sc moral od-
povedati vsem zabavam in vsi
druzabnosti. Tomo Sc je tola-
iii, da je veckrat tudi Vera v
druzbi; a ma them 81 je ocital,
kako grdo zapravlja cas-, XII bi
ga lahko prezivel pri Veri v raj
ski blazenosti, skriti sreci ].
Par dni po veselici prime ma
tt sina in ga strogo vprasa: "Za-
kaj me nisi prisel iskat, da bi
me spremil, kakor sva Sc do
menila?"
On pa Sc zasmeje:
"Zato Sc kujas, mama? Zde-
10 Sc mi je, da tt cello ustrezem,
&c ne pridem pote!"
Ona zardi in Sc obrne proc !;
cd solz il skoraj oci zabrekne-
jo.. z voglom zepnega robcka
med zobmi Sc zagleda mimo
roz ma vrt :. Tomu postane
nehote hudo; prime jo "a ko-
molec in Sc stisne k nil:
''Mama, ali 81 JENA name?
Oprosti, prosim, JAZZ sem stra-
sno lahkomiseln!">
"Ti 81 incl pac vaznejsih
opravkov!" r.
Tomo Sc prisiljeno nasmehne
in obmolci. Gospa Helena Sc
obrne k MENU, mu polozi dlani
ma sence in ga resno pogleda:
''Ti 81 torej mislil, da mi
ustrezes? Sodil 81 po sebi
Ne boj Sc, mic tt ne zamerim!"
Poljubi ga ma cello, obrne Sc cd
NIGGA proc in sede ma fotelj. -
''Deloma 81 prav incl: - tudi
lahkomiselnost je bila v meni !
Bilo je je toliko, da 81 jo lahko
zapazil. Bio je je toliko, da
sem Sc sama sebe bala in da sem
tebe klicala ma pomoc. Tega
klica nisi razumel."
"A cemu bojazen, mama
Sal imas pravico"
'Pravico!" - Sc nasmehne
ona trpko. 'Zakaj Sc je nisem
takrat posluzila, ko je bill lepsi
cas- "a to? Takrat sem cutila
samo krivico, XII sem jo druge-
mu stOrila: takrat sem same
cutila, da je po grehu - po-
kora neizbezna."
"Pokora, mama?" .
zee nj nikogar, XII jo nala.
ga, - Henrik je nekje, tvoj
oce In &c nj MEGA, - tn '
prsih je, ki ukazuje! Clovec ne
STRIP brez kazni"
Cello Sc il nagubanci. z ne
voljo Sc spominja, kako jo je
professor Klancar z veselice
spremljal, sill vanjo in jo "a
peljeval kot nekdaj. Zatrjeva
j je, da 10 je prisel snnbit; ro
til jo .je, mai Sc mu zopet vda
ker zdaj da vendar ne veljaje
vec pomiselki cd pref. Ona ps
Sc ga je ubranila; nj irnela po
guma, da bi tudi njegovo snu
bitev .kratkomalo zavrnila, pre-
lozila lie samo odlocitev "a sti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-06

The quicker these greeting cards for the Presidents birthday
the time people U haze send their contributions
tiom for ante Paralysis To speed things he has donned
skates oohch enable much ground
around the office ordinarily Celebrations of every kind will
be held throughout the country betaoeen January Is 80
0hen the Presidents birthday climares the campaign.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-02-06

O11AAlNA 0AANA PUSsNSAAA sA6 NS1AAS
stran ceste, postavili puske Y
piramide ter Sc razkropii po
bliznjem grmicevju. da potaka-
10 ma zapovedi svojih castnikov.
Poveljnik laskega bataljona Sc
.je razgovarjal 2 domobranskimi
castniki in s z mimi v razgovo-
ru oddaljil "a kakih sto kora-
|kov cd zbornega mesta. " tenn
so nenadoma planili partizani,
pobrali vse domobranske puske
in polovili domobrance. Lahi nj
so intervenirali, ker je koman-
dant bataljona izjavil, da Sc OBJ
|raeunavanje med partizani in
domobranci MEGA ne tiee.
Ustrelitev domobrancev
Kolikor je bio ustasev med
domobranci so jih partizani po-
stavili pred preki sod in ustreli-
Iii "a izvrsene zlocine, XII so jih
dokazali Srbi civilisti IL okolice.
Ostalim domobrancem so parti-
zani pobrali uniforme, jih nalo-
zili ma II kamijonov in jih od-
premili S potrebnimi' dovolili "a
prehod cez njihovo ozemlje. Ka-
mijoni so bill seveda neuporab-
nj in brez bencina, ker pa pote-
ka costa stalno navzdol, so do
spell k svojim edinicam.
v laskem bataljonu sc je 60
vorilo, da je tudi komandant
zbezal k partizanorA,' ker ga nj
bilo vec ma celu bataljona, ko
Sc je ia edinica umaknila prot
Dalmaciji.
Slovenski vojak zatrjuje ma
dalje, da MISC partizani nikdar
ubijali nedolznih Hrvatov, pae
pa saino ustase, XII so jih sod
nijsko obsodili in so Jim bill zlo-
cini dokazani. v casu njegove.
ga bivanja v O. SO partizani po'
stavili pred sodisee okrog SOC
ustasev, XII so bill skoro vsi mu'
slimani in katerim so okolisk
kmetje dokazali cello vrsto O.
gabnih zlocinov mad srbskin
narodom.
Igranje dvoliene vloge
Slovenski vojak, XII nam je da
ia porocila zatrjuje, da igra
jo Lahi ma ozemlju Jugoslavijt
dvolicno vlogo. V nekaterih kra
jih Sc dobrikajo ustasem prot
partizanom, v drugih Sc dobri
kajo partizanom proti ustasem
Laski oficirji so pogostokra
poucevali mostvo, kako sc mora
obnasati po posameznih kra
jih.
Sodelovanje cetnikov i'm Itali-
i ianOV
Sodelovanje med cetniki il
lasko okupacijsko vojsko je oh
stajalo samo pri tistih edinicah
v katerih so bill Slovenci. Orga
nizirali so ga cetniki Primorci
XII so v velikem stevilu prisli ]
Drazi, potem ko so prehodili n;
sto in sto kilometrv IL Juhjsk'
Krajine v Bosno. Kot cetniki s.
stalno iskali stikov S Slovenci -
: italijanski vojaki, kar je cetnis
XII akciji v mnogem koristilo
Ma ia nacin Sc MISC samo po
mnozile cetniske vrste, pac p;
so cetniki dobili tudi znatne ko
licine orozja in municije te
druge vojaske opreme. ;
Cetniki Draze Mihajlovica p
so 81 nabavljali orozje in mum
clio cd Lahov tudi z direktnirl
nakupovanjem. Posebno juznja
XII il Sicilije in Kalabrije SO $
pridno ukvarjali s takimi kupci
jami. Puske so prodajali po s
lir "a komad, pesadijske patro
ne pa po 5 komadov "a lire
Laski vojaki so pogostokrat sa
mi izropali vojaska municijsk
skladisca namenom, da pie
prodajo cetnikom.
POlOzaj v Italiji
" I,1IiisLi IRA iini Ia roIr,za