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Evening star., 1943-10-29
Judge Green to Speak

Judge Walter l.. Green. chairman
OF the Postwar Planning Committee
OF the Prince Georges County Cham
ber Of Commerce, will discuss work
that chambers of commerce are eX-
pected to do after the war at a
meeting at o'clock tonight at the
Hyattsville Elementary School.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
PTA to Hold Supper

The Parent-Teacher Association
of Fairview School, near Fairfax.
will sponsor a chicken and oyster
supper at s pm. tomorrow at the
school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Races, Baseball
Cancelled by Ban

Horse racing at the State Fair
Grounds and the baseball game
between the Tigers and Indians,
scheduled for 6 p. m. today have
been postponed until further no
tiCe
The police department notified
Jack 'Zeller. general manager of
the Tigers. that the ban on places
of entertainment put into effect
with the declared state OF emer-
gency included the ball game
Zeller said police would decide
today on tomoTrow'S double-header
at Briggs Stadium. 1t was be-
lieved TO be the first time in the
history of major league baseball
that a game had been Cancelled be-
cause of a civic disturbance.
Race track officials said they
had already accepted entries for
tomorrow'S racing. They said
they believe racing Will be per
mittcd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
35 Rioters Given
20 days Each as
Trials Are Begun

The first IS rioters-most of
them teen-agers-to face the
courts for participating in De-
troit'S bloody racial disturbances
today drew 90 days in jail each
Only four IN the long line OF
defendants escaped jail. They
were placed on probation in re-
corder'S court. Judges Stein and
Scallen were hearing the cases.
All Negroes. the offenders sem
fenced 10 jail are Lewis Thorpe,
Is. of 9247 Cardoni. Eugene
Washington. p. of 1905 Dexter;
John Gross. 10, of 962 Medbury,
Marvin Branch, II, of S4l7 Cam
eron; Carl Rayford. p. of 1891
Cameron; William Barrett. 10, of
1886 Holbrook; James Daniels.
Is. Of $50 King, and Joe Purofoy.
20. Of 297 owen.
Ernest Mckee. Z. Of S4l0 Cam
eron. Ozzie Carter p, of S196
Cameron; Ralph Crawford, II of
9610 Cardoni; George Cleveland.
%. of 4f6 MarSton; Tommy Town
CONTINUED on Next Page. Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23

These are the Var
Fronts.
RUSSIA-SovictS mark second
annly ersary OF attack by
Germany with plea 10 Allies
for a second front.
ITALY-Allied bomborS. inClud-
ing 100 Flying FortreSseS. bat
ter Naples and other Italian
mainland war CenterS.
NEW MISUNDERSTANDING
ftierS shoot down q out of
36 Jap ZeroS in battle over
Lac. suffer only slight losses
while winning second inn
portant air victory IN two
days.
THE AIR WAR YankS batter
synthetic rubber plant IN
Ruhr and former en- factory
near Antwerp as Raj pun
melS industrial Krefeld in the
Ruhr, losing a. bomberS in a
new series OF intense raids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Hastings Street Quiet
Under ArHnRy'S Gums

Hastings street The Broadway
Of Paradise Valley. was an insani-
tary, ransacked heap of debris
and reStleSsneSS patrolled by
Uncle Sans troops today.
Constant patrols of gun car
rierS. mounting 80 cahber ma
chine guns, and ieepS, manned by
NJ P's carrying Garand rifles and
fixed bayonetS moved CeaseleSsly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
StephdnLoses
Final Appeal

The second appeal of Max
Stephan, Detroit tavern keeper
condemned TO hang as a traitor
for a new trial was denied today
nv the Sixth L. s. Circuit Court
of Appeals at Cincinnati. federal
court here was informed.
This ruling removes Stephan
last hope of escaping the gallows
bv court action. Only interven-
ton by President Roosevelt can
save him from hanging at dawn
July -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23

approximately 80 Negro looters were
arrested by soldiers today as military-
enforced peace settled uneasily over riot-
SCARED Detroit.
Acting under army control invoked by President
Roosevelt 1900 T. S. troops with bayonets fixed and
machine guns ready aided police in the patrol OF dis
tricts where unruly mobs held sway "a hours prev-
ously. Approximately 5000 more federal troops are
en- route.
Deaths disturbance which the President termed
insurrectionary meanwhile amounedto 2S OF the dead,
25 were Negroes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Rovinq Bands Hunted Down

Although police radios cracked internationally today
with reports of juvenile hoodumsm and lootngs the GRIM
faced soldiers appeared to have situation well hand
Several rowing automobile bands are still oper-
ating military headquarters announced at noon, but we
have ordered concentration these. We hope to have
them all cleaned up before night"
Among those apprehended and turned over to police
civil action carload of eight looters Two shot
guns and pistol found in the automobile along with
4O presumably stolen from of the East Side stores
smashed by rioters yesterday.
In another reputed instance of lootng, furoughed
Negro soldier nabbed He was to be held for his u-
disclosed command
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23

And these the Strike
Fronts.
ny international News service
COAL-Ickes and Levi, confer
with no sign of a solution TO
paralyzing coal strike threat
ening TO halt vital steel pro-
duCtlOn.
FOREMEN - S23 foremcn at
the Ford Motor Co plants
in Detroit including the
Willow Run bomber factory.
idle in what union officials
term a lockout. The fore
men claim they were fred
on their return 10 work
yesterday after a brief walk
out. (Story on Page O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
WORDS FROM VETERAN

Working in pairs they moved
through the street at eight miles
an hour, stopping only long
enough 10 dispense small crowds
of curious Negroes who moved
on readily when toId 10 do so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23

The troops, perhaps, have in
mind the message given them by
a police veteran of the neighbour
hood:
"As you ride along look up
and down, that is, some look up
and some look down and ahead.
BE sure your eyes cover every
thing at all times. Use a firm
voice and keep moving. Don't
fool. II you can prevent gather
ings you prevent riots
The eyes that look up see an
endless row of Negroes leaning
from upstairs windows watching
one phase Of the most diSgraceful
performance in DetroitS history.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Mormon Official Dies

\ SALT LAKE CITY. June p
(UP)-Rudger ClawSon, SO, sec
ond highest Official of the Mormon
church, died last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
American League
WASHINGTON
600 100
NEW YORK
900 OF

Wynn and Early Borowy and
Sears.
Cleveland al Detroit. postponed.
Boston at Philadelphia night
game.
Chicago at ST. Louis, night
game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
j. ). Bomber
Hit Factories
In Ruhr Raid

LONDON juno = tUPl
Powerful formations Of heavy
American bombcrS successfully
attacked the Ruhr and Belgium
today concentrating their bombs
on synthetic rubber plant in
northwest Germany and the
former General Motors plant near
Antwerp.
Twenty bombers and four fight
erS are missing in today's United
States and Raj attacks spear
heading one Of the most intense
aerial oflensiveS of the war.
700 Raj PLANES IN RAID
The double-barreled blast by
the Eighth L. 6. Air Force fol-
lowed on tho heels Of one Of the
biggest raids Of the war. in which
an Raj fleet of more than TOO
planes hammered Germanys war
production center OF Krefeld and
other targets.
Synchronized with the Amcri-
can raids was an attack on the
docks and shipyards az Rotter-
dam, Holland, by the Raj.
A large fleet Of Flying
FortreSseS without escort burst
through strong German defenseS
20 attack a synthetic rubber fac
tory at HulS near RecklinghauSen.
southwest Of DulSburg This was
the first actual United States
penetration Of The rich industrial
Ruhr.
STIFF OPPOSITION MET
Another formation that
smashed AT the former General
Motors plant ran into heavy
fighter opposition.
Bombing results were good
and fires were started at both
targets" the announcement
said.
The Raj made one of the
heaviest raids OF the war on Ere
field on the western rim OF the
Ruhr. The Evening Standard
said II understood about 1000
tons of bombs were dropped on
krcfcld IN about IS minutes. The
British lost ~ aircraft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
D&C LAKE LINES OFFERS YOU

a trip by water 10 Buiialo-all-
expenSe-S1923. No interference
with war effort Plenty Of room.
Sail any day. Call CA. $500
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23

Arnnored Crews
Round Up Looters

Brig Guthner charge of civilians safety. Page
Crim.fneed u. S. guard the city Page
List Of riot dead PaRc the seriously injured. Page
Receiving Hospitals staff Page IS
Text of President RoOeuelfs proclamation Page IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Detroit Commanded TO Hall Violence

In his executive order President Roosevelt commanded
all Detrotiers to halt violence
Casualties, including those treated at neghborhood
hospitals otaed estimated 600 More than 200 others
injured but did not require hospital treatment police
said Receiving Hospital which handled the bulk of the
cases. registered $50 victims of which Ill still
fined today.
total of 1900 and boys approximately IS per
Negroes under Under agreement with
courts, will be released for u hours
Up to today 35 of long line of defendants facing
court action result of the riots Jail for
90-day terms.
Dozens of homes and buildings had been ripped by
gunre including that beseged in warfare fashion,
SCARED by more than 900 rounds of ammunition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
STORES SMASHED

The street from Adams TO Med
bury is Uttered with the leavlngS
of the looters, odd h oeS they
failed to match up. clothing torn
by Jagged glass in broken win
dows il was taken through
Every store not marked in
chalk "Colored owned was
smashed and looted At least
four were burned. The length OF
the street was a line Of broken
windows.
An inSanitary odor created by
uncollected garbage and rotting
foodStunS permeates the nclghbor-
hood
There were no whites in the
area today and the Negroes were
quiet. They took the orders 20
dispense calmly and with some
unexplained humor, but shouted
al times; y
1--WE want food. We can't get
anything To eat"
They meant they were isolated.
White truck drivers were not al
lowed in the Valley and the gro
Gerry stores were either closed,
sold out or ransacked
The Brewster housing develop
ment carries a huge sign
This u L. >. Government
Property."
II has not been touched
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Streets Uttered With Burned Cars

Dozens of burned and destroyed automobiles Uttered
the streets.
But the rowing mobs gradually disappeared after a
state of emergency was proclaimed at 10 p. m.
Public transportation resumed at a. with
armed guards riding which traversed yesterdays
riot areas
Drinking establishments and places Of amusement
remained locked Restaurants reopened after being closed
through the night.
The federal investigation proceeded Mayor Jeffries
demanded his police department chase down every clue
leading to the arrest of ringleaders
The mayor added that he wanted to see instigators
punished, but declared immediate task was
steps to prevent any recurrence of the disaster
Meantime sporadic depredatons largely Of Juvenile
kept scout moving today Two Youngsters were
Continued Next Page, Col p
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CONTINUED on Newt Page, Col. 5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
National League
MORNING GAME
NEW lOKN
001 90
BROOKLYN
100 0

N Fischer and Mancuso Higbe
4 and Bragan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23

Drawing Explains
How Flax Affects
Heavy Bombers
The Editorial Page. .. Page IL
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02

pritozi, ces, da pisar mnogo pi-
je:
"Pa mai pije, kolikor hoee, bill
je po svetu, pa je videl, da tudi
tam ljudje pijejo, in to kaksni
ljudjep' I
Nekoc pa je sam zupan "a
pail, da je pijan, ali pisar mu
pravi: "A4o sem pijan, Sc DO re
izkazalo, a ne trpim, da Sc mi
to rece."
So, XII pravijo, da je pisar
boli uGen kakor pa ucitelj, ker
je videl mnogo sveta in We mno-
go povedati. On je videl cello
ljudi, XII jedo zabe.
cali je res, Boga ii, pisar,' ~
ga vprasa Rado Krnja, ida Ia
lijani jedo kace."
"Res je," odgovori pisar, wi
del sem jih ma svoje oci. Ponu-
jail so jih tudi meni: Izvolite -
sinjor Pauto - sinjor pomeni
pri 1fjih gospod - izvolite -
JAZZ pa sem rekel: Hvala lepa
nimam "apetita". Tako sem jim
rekel, a sam pri sebi sem mi.
sill: Pojdi, zgaga, &c bi jede
kace, ostal bi bill ma Srbskem
pa bi bill bogat clovek."
"Pa kako jih pripravljajo
Boga tt, pisar," vprasa krcmal
in udari pisarja po rami vse
tezo svoje roke, kakor ponavad
spuscajo upniki roko ma rame
svojih dolznikov.
II, kako -. cebulo! Spra.
zijo malo cebule in tako
5pridenejo Sc nekaj, da dist"
! In tako je znal pisar marsi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02
1 O. = PECs4
19OO1 KILDEER AVE.
IVanhoe 1874

Cottage, v katerem lahko Ii
vite skozi cello leto; 4 sobe, ko-
palnica, lota so X $50. Nahaja
Sc ma 4O7 E. 1856 St. - Takoj
$1,000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02
"No, kaj je to nekaj druge-

"No, kaj je to nekaj druge-
ga?" o.
"Pa zakaj nj bill zupan zju-
traj v cerkvi?"
"a, kaj JAZZ vem," 'odgovori
ravnodusno pisar in naroea ra-
kijo ma Radojev raeun.
"Zato, ker je bill med maso
pri Anici, in po vasi sepecejo,
da nj bio to prvie."
"Kaj - zupan? Pa zakaj to
meni prikriva?" skoro zavpije
pisar in udari oh mizo. Zatem
izpije Sc kozarec pa Sc vzdigne.
. Rado Krnja je ostal sam v
krcmi, da plaza pisarjevih pet
najst cas-, a oni je zaloputnil
vrata in Sci iskat zupana.
Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02
OGLEJIE 81 IE
DOMOVE

8 sob "a dve druzini, fornez,
kopalnica, garaza. Sc boste lah-
ko takoj vse1ili. 436 E. 158 St.
Takoj Sc zahteva $4,000.
FIIsA "a emo druzino, 6 sob; 2
spalnici spodaj, ena zgoraj; ko-
palnica, fornez, China cabinet" +,
omare "a knjige, Fireplace"
garaza, lota 67x10O. - Nahaja
Sc ma 1900 Waterloo Rd. Ia
koj $4,000.
Hisa "a emo druzino, 4 sobe,
fornez, kopalnica, garaza. Lota
5Qx140; ma 22641 Ivan Ave.,
Euclid, Ohio. Takoj $4,000.
Lastniki zivijo V omenjenih
hisah ter vam bodo radevolje
razkazali hise, ako Sc zanimate
"a nakup.
Ia podrobnosti poklicite
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02
Obcinsko dete
ROMAN DOJENCKA
spisal
Branislav Music

Popa Pera glavna napaka
pa je njegova grda zena. Pop je
zdrav, mocan in je podoben
pref, maj me Bog ne kaznuje,
dragonskemu naredniku kakor
pa popu, a njegova zena je su-
ha, mrsava. Pop sam pravi o
njej, da je vesea, cash pa wi
je prste in pest in pokaze ko-
Scene sklepe in pravi: "Evo,
Boga mi, taksna ledja ima!" Da
pa ne bi kdo mislil, kakor da
popu kot cerkveni oblasti ne
pristoji govoriti ledjih svoje
zene, je treba takoj povedati,
da pop ne govori tako v cerkvi.
Bog varuj! On spostuje cerkev
in V cerkvi je pravi svetnik.
Kar pa Sc tice ucitelja, on nj
ii ne spada vas, ker ne priha-
ia nikdar med ljudi. On pravi o
sebi, da je ucen, pa zato ne no.
di liz sole.
Tudi "a pisarja Rajo Jeremi-
ca bi Sc moglo reel, da je vrlo
ucen, ker nikdar ne pride iz ka-
varne, ali >on nina rad, da hi Sc
mu to reklo. Pravi: "Ce sem u
cen, Sc bo re izkazalo, a ne tr-
PIN, da Sc mi to rece." Ia pisar
je bill kaprol pri vojakih, pa je
"a enega "necem" godel leto
dni v jeci, ker v vojaskem "a
konu nj besede "necem". Tako
pove sam, JAZZ pa pravim, da bi
Sc Bogu rekel "necem', &c bi
kaj ne bio prav. - A ia "ne-
Gem" je obstojal V tenn, da je il
nekega zapovednikovega pisma
wei bankovce.
Kasneje je odprl tako neka:
kakor majhno stacunico, pa ker
.je slo proved rakije " njego,
vo grlo - je slo vse k vragu
Lepega dne je zaprl stacuno ir
je obiskal vse, XII so bill njemr
kaj dolzni, a tistih Sc nj spom'
nil, XII jim ie bill sam dolzan. -
Nato je sci 'po espap", .kakot
je sam rekel, in Cd takrat ga n
bilo pet, sest let Cd nikoder. Or
Ipravi, da je bill yes ia cas- nekje
na Nemskem in da Sc je marsi
kaj naucil. zupan Sc sedaj pra.
tvi, ako Sc kdo izmed vascanoy
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02

70 Vasl Preiepnici sepeceJO to-
mono, a to sepetanje bi lah-
ko sluzilo "a predgovor
temu romanu.
Prelepnica nj majhna vas.
ze trikrat so dosedaj v Narodni
skupscini predlagali, da Sc pro-
glasi "a trg; predlog je zmeraj
propadel, a Prelepnica je zme-
raj bolj napredovala. Trikrat
je dozdaj celia Prelepnica presla
IL enc stranke V drugo, samo
da bi dobila okrajno gosposko,
pa ma vse to Sc je pozabilo.
Zdaj SO Sc prebivalci Prelepni-
ce dogovorili, da Sc razdele ma
tri stranke, mogoce DO to vsee-
no pomagalo.
Vas lezi ma ravnini, pod senc-
MIN gozdom, a zalivata jo diva
potocka. Cez enega vodi kane
niti most, XII vodi ma trg, ako i
menujemo tako ono vrsto his,
cd katerih je ena sola, druga
krcma, tretja pa je brivnica.
Ma drugem potoku, tam pod
vasjo, pa stoji Jockov Min, in
V katerem prebiva udova Saw
ka, toliko da ina streho mad Sc
boj.
Prebivalci vasi Prelepnice SO
sami 'krasni ljudje, in 5e ina
kdo kaksno napako, sal je ma
zadnje clovek, ne pa angel.
zupan Mica ma primer ina
zares dobro duso in srce; on je
takorekoc oce svojim kmetom
ne pa zupan. Pa ina vendar hui
do napako: il drzavne blaga jne
ii rad kaj izmakne, rajsi ko ne,
vemkaj. In to ne "a to, kot da
hi ne incl Cd cesa ziveti, tenn
vec tako il nekega nacela. Pra'
vi: "Dosti, Boga mi, nam drza.
va pozre!" Pa ne, da bi on tc
tail! Bog varuj! Nasprotno
Kadar ga gospod predstojnil
pollice ma odgovor, in vidi, de
ga hocejo ma vsak nacin spra
viii V kajbo, pa potegne mos
MO in plaza. Izobrazen in po
sten clovek je, in pravi: "Zaka,
bi hodil ma sodisce; rajsi pla
cam posteno, kakor pa bi se
vlacil okrog biricev!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02
lSscce sc

zenske "a ciscenje uradov oh
vecerih. Nj treba biti drzavljan-
ka. Med dnevom Sc zglasite V
sobi st. 6O5 SOCIETY FOR
SAVINGS poslopja ma PUBLIC
SQUARE, po 9. uri zvecer pa
lahko pocakate V Lobby.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02

(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02

iev.
kaj povedati, kako je po svetu.
Kadar Sc pa napije, takrat po-
zabi, kako je trezen govoril, pa
pove seveda vse drugace.
Bill je ravno nekaksen praz-
mix, pa kan maj gredo verniki
po masI kakor v krcmo! In baS
ia dan je govoril pop Pera V
cerkvi, da so prazniki zato tu-
kaj, da Sc. kristjani telesno in
dusevno spocijejo. Zato so odsli
vsi "brumni" poslusalci Cd sluz-
be bozje v krcmo in so so nasli
tam re pisarja dusevno spocite-
ga. Pripovedoval je ravno, ka-
ko je ma svoje oci videl cloveka,
XII je letel kot ptica. Tri "sravfe'
je incl, diva pod pazduhami in
tretjega pod trebuhom; in tu
ipisar pokaze, kje so bill ii trije
"srayfi".
"Najprej odvije tista diva
"sravfa" pod pazduhami, cvr
cVr cvr . pa mu Erase
TjO perutnice, potem zavrti tist
sravf pod trebuhom vrrrr
err . vrrc pa mu Sc ne,
kaj med nogami napne - ka
y kor nekaksen meh, a vrvjo j
privezan k zemlji In takra
, . poslusalci napenjajo usesa
in ko pisar vidi, kako je vse ra
dovedno, umolkne - polagom;
l izpije kozarcek in pravi:
"Naroci, Arsen, maj mi prime
sejo Sc enega."
Arsen seveda naroci.
'Tn potlej, puf, puf :. -. nek&
zacne pokati, meh med nogam
Sc napenja in vzdiguje, perutni
) ce gredo narazen in ClOvek 81
) vzdigne kakor ptica in zleti, le
} ii, lett Marko nar0Gim
: cali SINE vsak?" vprasa RadC
) Krnja.
"Vrag ga vedi. Nemci so m
rekli: Izvolite tudi vi, signo
) Panto, poskusite, a JAZZ sem de
jal: "Hvala!' Pa mi je Sc seda
zal, da nisem."
I "Tebi je bio ravno treba," O
!, pomni nekdo.
; In tako je pisar pripovedoVal
dokler ga je kdo poslusal. A po
slusalci so odhajali drug "a dru
) GIN, in zadnji ,je ostal Rad
: Krnja..
) Ko sta bila sama, Sc mu Ra
, do zaupno pribliza, sede "a ME
; govo mizo, naroci rakije in FAC
ne:
} "Ti pisar tt 81, takoreko
; ucen clovek."
4 "Ako sem ucen Sc DO re izka
! zalo, ne trpim, da mi kdo t.
) rece" - veil pisar, srkne raki
; jo in vtakne prste oprsnikov
1 zepa.
4 "Prosim, prasim," doda Rad
) Krnja, "nekaj drugega sem mi
Sill"
/ "No, kar powell"
4 :. Ali YES, kan je Sci pop
= cerkve ?"
, "Najbrze k Anici, ako ne drl
4 gam =.
I "Zares, Boga mi! Pa Sc neka
= drugega sem tt hotel poveds
; til /" -.
= Ali vedets je. treba, da je b
: Rado Krnja udovec, in da ]
! zlodeja, bi bill Rado incl sp'
4 dr1,zz;on 4AE9+o1xo eo yo,, VOC n,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02
Mali oglasi
Uniiske baryarie

Sc isce "a delo. - Ia podrob-
nosti Sc zglasite pri VICTOR
PETERCA, 17124 Greenwood
Ave, w. 5693.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-02
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
Yanks Sink Jap Ship
After 800-MiIe Foray
Enemy Radio Stotion
On Diamond Island Hit
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW DELHI, July 29.-Cruising
300 miles deep into Japanese-held
territory, American Liberator
bombers from India sank a 250-foot
enemy merchant ship off Tavoy
Island, south of Thailand, United
States Army Air Force communique
reported today.
Flights of B-24s also shot up a
f1at-topped vessel about ITS feet
long, 80 miles north Of Pagoda Point
| in Burma, the communique said, but
did not make it clear whether the
ship was an aircraft carrier of not.
Other B-24s deluged a japanese
radio station on Diamond Island
with high explosives and bombed
Japanese installations at Kaing-
tflaung at the mouth of the IRA
waddy. A building on Diamond
Island was destroyed.
Medium bombers scored hits on
the runway at an airfield on Pagoda
Point.
During the days operations one
Japanese fighter was destroyed and
another damaged.
Evidence of the growing strength
Of the American air forces attack
ing Burma came In the Tavoy
Island raid. The island is about
800 miles from the neareaA Allied
airfeld. The ship sank three
minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29
Nazis Send RommeI
To Greek Command
Germans Replace ltoIions
In Responsible Posts
ss the Associated Press.

ss the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 29-Coinciding
with reports from Turkey that Ger
man forces have seized direct mill
tary command from italian troops
throughout Greece, the Berlin radio
said today that Field Marshal Erwin
Rommel, former Axis commander in
North Africa, had arrived at
Salonika.
The German broadcast said pic
lures published in Berlin news
papers showing Marshal Rommels
arrival ended the secret surround
ing his whereabouts.
Benito Mussolinis resignation as
Italian premier was the signal fol
Nazi occupying forces to take over
all commands formerly held by the
italians, who had been doing a
great part of the police work In the
rebellious area, dispatches from
1stanbul said.
Greece, gateway to the Balkans
and a possible invasion route to
Germany, has been the target OF
recent Allied aerial blows aimed at
knocking out her Axis-held airports
and heavy attack recently was
launched against the island of Crete
just off the southeast coast.
Marshal Rommel, whose forces
almost reached the Nile Valley a
year ago before the British 9th Army
broke his drive and drove him back
across Africa, was recalled to Berlin
Just before his armies collapsed and
surrendered In Tunisia.