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Evening star., 1943-02-20
Russian Forces
Gaining Along
Southern Front
Drive Toward OreI
And Westward at
Dnieper Valley
BY EDDY GILMORE,


MOSCOW, Feb. 20.-Thrusting
forward everywhere along the
southern Russian front, the Red
Army is expanding its gains in
the northern sectors about Khar-
kov and Kursk, aiming both at
the German-held strong point at
Orel to the north and westward
at the rich Dnieper industrial
valley, the Russians said today.
tThe German high command
reported that heavy defensive
fighting was continuing between
the Sea of Azov and the area
south of Orel and declared
counterattacks had repelled the
Soviets in several sectors.)
New gains were hammered out in
the DonetS Basin and along the Sea
Of Azov shore west of Rostov against
a stubborn, counterattacking foe. il
was announced, and in the lower
kuban Valley of the Western Cau-
casuS a communique told of cap
turing five more towns in the drive
to force German remnants of the
Caucasus army into the tiny Taman
Peninsula.
The first signs of warmer weather
we're noted today il the Rostov
area, and Red Star, the Red Army
newspaper, reported numerous
streams in the region were running
free of ice.
The dispatches also revealed that
Col. Gen. Rodiony Malinovsky, who
directed the recapture of Rostov
now was the commander on that
southern battlefront.
Railway and Road Cleared.
Between Kharkov and Kursk, the
Russians declared the railway and
the highway were cleared for unin-
terrupted Soviet use with the cap
ture of Oboyan, 35 miles south of
Kursk, where the surrounded Nazi
garrison was smashed.
West of Kursk the Germans were
rushing in tanks and reserves,
among them detachments of an in
fantry division only recently arrived
from Lyon, France. Soviet war
bulletin said, but the enemy was
pressed back and strongly fortified
place was occupied.
The Russians also said they were
pushing their wedge farther west of
Fatezh, about 30 miles northwest of
Kursk, to lengthen the pincer curv-
ing around south of OreI
Expanding their gains about
Kharkov, Soviet communicates told of
advances along railroads west of the
city and the capture of eight cities
and villages, including Olshany, 26
miles northwest of Kharkov on the
railroad to Bryansk; Lyubotin, 12
miles due west, and Merefa, an in
duStrial center Is miles southwest
of Kharkov on the railroad to
Onieperopetrovsk.
Other towns captured lay between
Kharkov and these advanced spear
heads.
Drive Continuing West of Rostov.
Lyubotin is at the junction of the
Poltava-S Sunny railways and its cap
sure pointed Soviet column toward
Poltava, 65 miles to the west on the
Lozovaya-Kiev rail line across the
Ukraine, as well as toward Sunny and
another German base at Konotop
on the Kursk-Kiev railway 140 miles
southwest of Kursk and $50 miles
northwest of Lyubotin.
Russian forces previously were re-
ported at Lgov, 80 miles west of
tSee RUSSIA, Page Az
Evening star., 1943-02-20
Cruiser Chicago Lost 6 Officers,
Sc Men Out of ! 100 Aboard
First Details of Sinking Reveal 1t Took
II jap Torpedo Planes to Doom Worshp

This is the first detailed story
OF the sinking OF the cruiser
Chicago since her loss ,Cas an
nounced By the Navy Department
February Is. The Nauy said II
Jap ships 1Uere sunk or damaged
in the concluding phase OF the
engagement in the Solomon
Islands. American losses 1Dere
giUen as the Chicago and an un-
named destroyer.
Evening star., 1943-02-20
American Warships
Blast Jap Positions
In Western AIeutians
U. S. PIunes Down
Two Enemy Croft
In Same Area

BY the Associated Press.
The Navy reported today that
American warships had bonn
barded japanese positions on
Attu Island, westernmost of the
Aleutians.
Communique No. 2S7 said;
North Pacific:
~ Il. On February 10.
"(A) United States surface forces
bombarded japanese positions al
Holtz Bay and Chichagof Harbor
on Attu Island. Results were not
observed.
"CB) United States aircraft shot
down two japanese float planes
which attempted to attack United
States positions in the Western
Aleutians No damage was suffered
South Pacific GALL dates are east
longitude:
80. On February 10, United States
aircraft bombed japanese positions
at Villa, on the southern coast OF
Kolombangara Island and at Mum
da, on New Georgia Island. All
United States planes, returned"
The significance of the surface
bombardment of Attu was unclari-
fed by naval authorities here who
said they could not comment on it
in the absence of additional infor-
nation.
The fact that results were not
observed was taken as an indication
the warships' raid was carried out
under cover of fog. Aerial recon-
naissance when the fog has lifted
may show the extent of damage in
flicted
One of the main questions unan-
swered by the communique was the
size of the American force involved
Evening star., 1943-02-20
President Is Working
On Mondays Speech

President Roosevelt was devoting
most OF his time today to prepara-
ton Of speech which will be broad
cast at 1870 pm. Monday to George
Washington birthday dinners spon-
sored throughout the country by
the Democratic National Committee.
The President had only one en-
gagement during the Gay, a joint
conference with Joseph Casey. for
mer Democratic Representative
from Massachusetts, and Jonathan
Daniels, special assistant to the
President.
Evening star., 1943-02-20
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, Feb. 20 R,.-
Stocks firm; rails. industrials
rally. Bonds mixed; selected
rails higher. Cotton firm; late
buying stiffens prices.
CHICAGO; Wheat closed 1s-ls
higher: mill buying. Corn un-
changed at ceilings. Hogs NOM
inally steady. Cattle nominally
steady.
Evening star., 1943-02-20
Weather Report

Showers and warmer tonight. Temperatur,
today-HlgheSt, 81, at $3.50 pm; lowest, a. at
am. Full report on page Az.
Fuei OIL consumption should be Sc per cent
OF ahotment Tor period ending March G.
Evening star., 1943-02-20

(See MANPOWER, Page AID
Evening star., 1943-02-20

tSee RUSSIA, Page A-2J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-10
Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON w. BURGESS.

Farmer Browns boy kept right on
talking to his unseen listeners in
the Old Orchard quite as if they
could understand all he said. OF
course, they couldn't. They couldn't
understand a word. They could,
however. understand that the tone
Of his voice was friendly and that
he was saying something nice.
Eyes. SIR" said Farmer Browns
boy, 1--WE planted these bushes and
vines along the old stone wall just
for you folks They will not only
give you a lot of food of the kind
you like, they will give you the very
best kind of hiding places, especially
those of you who like to be near the
ground and to build your nests in
bushes instead of trees. Just you
wait until they have grown, and then
you will understand. And I'm going
to do more than this. I'm going to
plant some trees in the Old Orchard
especially for you. What do you
think Of that? I'm going to plant
some sweet cherry trees and some
Russian mulberry trees. OF course,
I shall want some of those cherries,
but half of them will be for you.
That Is why I am going to plant
them.
You see, it is this way" he con-
tinued. Il know a lot of you like
fruit, but there are only apples and
pears In the Old Orchard now, and
you don't eat those. But you do save
them from the bugs and the worms
for me, so 1t seems to me that it is
only fair that there should be some
fruit that you do like. You are
going to like those Russian mulber-
ries. Yes, stree, you are going to
like them. You are going to like
them so well that you won't want
any other kind of fruit when you
can get these. The best of it is, the
fruit lasts two whole months. Now
what do you think of that? Gee, I
wish you could understand what I
am telling you. You would be just
as tickled as am, and more so,
guess. You see, I've found out one
thing that lot Of people haven't
found out yet, and that is that the
more OF you feathered folks there
are on farm or around a garden
or in an orchard, the bigger and bet
ter the crops are. If everybody
could be made to understand that, it
would be a mighty fine thing for
them and a mighty fine thing for
you. Now, I've had my little say and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-10

I guess I'll get busy and set out those
trees"
AS soon as Farmer Browns boy
had disappeared. all the tongues in
the Old Orchard began to wag as
fast as ever they could.
HE had lot to say. and I wonder
what it was all about said Welcome
Robin.
Il don't know, but I'm sure it was
something nice" declared Sammy
Jay, cooking his head on one side
shrewdly.
Jenny Wren had been busy in
speeding those newly set bushes
She now came busting up in her
usual fussy way. Il don't know what
he said and I don't care" said she
But I do know that those are sure
enough bushes he has set out there
and that's enough for me. We need
some bushes around the Old Or
chard. Trees are all right, as fa1
as they go, but bushes are needed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-10

The next day you may gather the
same amount from the site, and
once the sfaggy-mane bed is we'll
established, these mushrooms will
come up year after year.
Shaggy manes cannot be kept
more than few hours. even In the
refrigerator. 1t is best to clean
them upon reaching home and
saute them in butter with a small
amount of salt and pepper. They
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-10

may be found everywhere-on shade
trees, in parks, fields, forests and
meadows. The harmless ones may
be easily recognized as wildflowers.
If one will go to the trouble of
learning to identify the harmless
mushrooms growing in his locality,
he will find many that he can eat
with perfect safety. With so much
said about the scarcity of food and
the fact that many more people
will be out in the open places be-
cause walking has become a mode
Of getting about once more, one
may we'll add to the food supply by
gathering this free food.
While there are more than so
edible mushrooms that are well
known by many, there are four
kinds that are easily recognized and
may be had in many localities. In
fact, these four have been aptly
referred to by one authority as "the
foolproof four" They are the
morels or sponge mushrooms. the
puffballs, the sulphur shelf mush-
rooms and the shaggy manes. There
il an excellent Government bulletin
on these.
The shaggy-mane is found in loose
rich earth. 1t is most abundant in
pastures, roadsides and dumping
grounds. The early autumn is the
time when this mushroom is found
in great abundance. 1t is a highly
appreciated member of the edible
inky-cap group, whose distinguish
ing mark is the way the ripening
cap dissolves into ink soon after 1t
has reached perfection. Hence, it is
we'll to study the specimens as soon
as they push their small brown
head above the ground. 1t Is but a
short time thereafter that it is tall
black umbrella, dripping ink.
The shaggy-mane is from to
inches high. Some have been
found larger, but the average is
what we will likely gather The
cap is almost cylindrical, white and
shaggy, with large brownish pointed
tufts. The stem. from to 4
inches long, is white, smooth and
hollow. The gills are crowded.
First, they are white, then tinged
with pink. When old, they ooze
Q black liquid we call ink.
The characteristic shape of the
Shaggy-mane makes it easy to recog-
nize on sight. Usually, these de-
licious mushrooms grow in groups.
Enough have been found on lawns,
In grassy parks and along the side
q the xaad to serve four people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-10

Kingbird, with sly wink at Sammy
Jay.
Jenny Wren flew into a passion
right away. You know she is very
fussy and rather quick-tempered.
If they are friends of mine, they
certainly are good enough for you'll"
she sputtered. The idea! The
very idea of even limiting that my
friends might not be fit for you to
associate with" And then Jenny
Wren's tongue fairly flew as she told
Scrapper what she thought OF him,
while all the other birds chuckled as
they listened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-10

may be reheated later Beware Of
overlooking and do not add other
seasoning, since the delicate flavor
of the mushroom would be lost.
The nutritive value of mushrooms
is slight. They have small amount
of carbohydrates, proteins and min
erals. The butter or cream added
gives them the food value mistak-
emily attributed to the mushroom
alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-10
on the AIR TODAY.

on THE AIR TODAY.
Star Flashes: Latest news, WMAl al $50
an. and ass pm.
hmeriea's Stories: Elementary schools series,
WMAL al Els pm.
VOL. 7:30-Amerita al War: "A Letter
From the Front
WRc, 8:00-cava|eade Of America: Edward
Arnold as The skipper Of Fat Girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-10

too. I don't Know What Farmer
Browns boy set them out for, but
in doing it he's done us a good turn.
The Old orchard is going to be
better place to live in than ever be-
fore. I've got several friends who
think there is no place like a bush
in which to build nest, and I
wouldn't wonder bit but that they
will come here to live another year"
II hope they are the right sort and
will be the kind Of neighbors we can
associate with" said Scrapper the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-10

WkAl, 9:00-counteypY: Attends an Italian.
American meeting.
WINK, 9:05-SYmphonY Hour: Beeihovsn's
emperor" concerto.
W1oP. 10:00-Suesn Guild Play carole
Lands and John Garfield in Johnny Eager"
WRc, 10:30-lnformaiio Please: George
Denny Town Meeting preY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-10

Last-n1tnute changes IN radio pro-
grams sometimes reach The Star
too late TOR correction that dnp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-05-10

M0P, S00-Vox Pop: To a tank.klIsr
plant in Schenectady, N. Y.
WhAL, S:30-1rue or False: Editor vs.. sex.
retaries
WRc, 9:00-Don Voorhees, Orchestra: Jose
Iturbi at the harpsichord.
WT0P, 9:00-Radio Theaier: Ida Lupino
and Paul Henreid in Now, Voyaasr."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29
Nesre6a rojaka

Anton Cerne, star IS let in
stanujoc ma 1913 E. 43rd St.,
je bill snoci nevarno ozgan, ko
Sc je vnel nocni plase, v kate
rem je bill oblecen, sedec v ma
slanjacu v Warrensville sana-
toriju.
Cerne, XII je paraliticen in cd
pasu navzdol hrom, je v nevar-
nem polozaju, ker je dobil ope-
kline skoraj po vsem zivotu.
Nesreca Sc je zgodila, ker je pa
del xiv pepel il njegove pipe ma
plase, XII Sc je vnel. Ma njegovo
klicanje ma pomoc je prihitel
mex usluzbenec sanatorija, XII je
zadusil ogenj ma obleki.
Oh zakljucku lista smo do.
znali, da je cerne podlegel ope-
4slinam v bolnisnici.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29

v sredo vecer je incl Mr..
Spencer D. Irwin v Lakewood
College klubu v Lakewood Com
munity centru predavanje, te-
kom katerega je intervjuval dr..
Anatanasa Smetona, predsedni-
ka Litvinske republike. DR..
Smetona je oh tel priliki dejal,
da ina popolno zaupanje v A.
lantski carter, XII sta ga zasno-
vala in proglasila predsednik
Roosevelt in angleski premier
Churchill ter je izjavil, da sma-
ira ia carter "a Magno Charto
vseh malih narodov.
Mr.. Irwin je zunanjepoliticen
urednik lista "Plain Dealer.
Kdaj bono slisali tudi cd ma
sih ministrov kaksno podobno
izjavo v ameriski javnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29
AngleSki 'blitz'' mad
nemSkim mestOm
Duesseldorfom
Mesto je napadlo stotine tez-
kin angleskih bombnikov,
XII so odvrgli " desetih mi
nutah stotine ton eksplo-
xiv.

LONDON, %. januarja. -
Veliko stevilo angleskih tezkih
bombnikov je izvedlo snoei blis-
kovit napad ma nemsko mesto
Dusseldorf, ma katero so virgil
tekom desetih minut stotine ton
tezkih eksplozivnih in tisoce u
zigalnih bomb.
To je bill re 81. napad ma to
mesto.
Eden izmed pilotov je pove-
dal, da je bill napad tako silen
in nagel, da je popolnoma pre-
obvladal vporabo antiletalske
artilerije, XII sploh nj imela ca
sa, stopiti v akcijo.
Mesto je bio napadeno po
vec sto bombnikih, cd katerih
Sc jih sest nj vrnilo ma svoje
baze. Angleski letalci 50 meta
Ii na mesto 4,OOO-funtne eksplo-
zivne ter uzigalne bombe, XII so
povzrocile stotine pozarov.
Dusseldorf je center nem-
ske jeklarske industrije, plav-
zev in tvornic raznega orozja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29
Podmornice pogrez-
nile stiri ladje
konvoja
Napad je podvzelo krdelo
podmornic " temi blizu
obali JUNE Amerike.

MIAMI, Fla, %. januarja.
- Kakor porocajo mornarji, XII
so prispeli v to mesto, je krde-
10 sovraznih podmornic zadalo
v januarja teak udarec konvo-
ju zavezniskih trgovskih ladij
v blizini obali JUNE Amerike,
kjer so podmornice pogreznile
stiri parnike zaveznikov.
To je bill prvi napad celega
krdela podmornic v teh vodah,
kar pomeni, da je nevarnost, XII
preti cd strani nemskih pod
mornic, Sc vedno silno velika.
Kjub naglemu napadu pod
mornic pa k sreci nj bilo velikih
izgub cloveskih zivljenj. S po-
greznjenih parnikov pogresajo
% MOI, toda upati je, da so bi-
Ii tudi nekateri izmed teh re-
Semi.
Vsi brodolomci so polni hva.
lie "a spremljajoee ladje in leta-
Ia, XII so bila aktivna pri rese-
vanju ponesreeenih.
Podmornice SO podvzele ma
pad v temi, toda eden izmed
napadenih parnikov Sc je vnel
ter razsvetlil norje, ma kate
rem SO Sc brodolomci oprijema-
Ii raznih predmetov, XII so pla-
vail po vodi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29
Mad Nemcijo Sc zbirajo crni oblaki;
Nemcem Sc obetajo move strahote
Kdor dezertira cd zasav DO obesen kdor pobegne IL
btke, bo usmr6en," naznanja nemski radio - To-
talna vojna je postala stvar reanosti.

ske, Roosevelt pa mobilizira
kavcuk, racionira zivila, della
dolgove ter preklicuje vse de-
mokratiene svoboscine, kar po-
meni, da gre zares."
Podminiranje nemskega presti-
Ia
Radio poroea IL Ankare, Tur-
CHA, da so zadnji dogodki silno
podminirali nemski prestiz v
Tureiji ter da so naredili glo-
box Wits na tursko javno mne-
ME.
Radio il Maroka poroca, da
je bio v Budimpesti aretiranih
1000 madzarskih eastnikov, Xxi
Nadaljevanje ma 2. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29
NEzAU5TAvLJENE 5OVJET5kE.
0FENzIVE Sc VALE NApREJ
Rusi zavzemajo move kraje. Kapitulacija
- divizijskega generala pred
Stalingradom.


NEW YORK, petek, 20. janu-
aria. - Moskovski radio poro-
ca, da Sc je general Repke, po-
veljnik 297. nemske divizije, IT,
eoce v pasti pri stalingradu,
predal svojim vojastvom Ru-
som ter da je bill to prvi 1iemski
general, XII Sc je drznil kljubo-
vati Hitlerjevim ukazom, da Sc
ina vojastvo boriti do zadnje-
ga moza.
Magic obkrozevanje vaznih
krajev ....
Rusi nadaljujejo z naglim
obkrozevanjem vaznih zeleznis-
kin .spojisc Tihorecka in Kro-
potkina, doeim so ma voronjez-
XII 'front.' zavzele ruske cete vaz-
no zeleznisko spojisce Kastor-
noje, XII lei IS mill cd velike
nemske baze Kurska. Poleg teh
so zavzeli Rusi tudi cello vrsto
drugih krajev ma Kavkazu.
Izguba Majkopa
Okrozje ,Majkopa, kjer so
ruska oljna polja, je toliko ka-
kor re izgubljeno "a Nemeijo,
kakor naznanja komunike il
Moskve. Bezece nemSke kolone
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29
Zayezniki v Afriki
, Sc pripravljajo ma
veliko Ofenzivo
Ma vseh afriskih bojiscih je
opaziti veliko aktivnost,
XII je predhodnica splosne
ofenzive.

LONDON, %. januarja. -
Ameriske cete so zozile koridor,
skozi katerega so Sc namerava-
le umakniti Rommelove cete, ma
30 mill, francoska kolona zdru-
zenih Francozov, Giraudovega
in de Gaullejevega mostva pa
je prieela ogrozati juzni konec
nemske zascitne Marethove lini-
je. Medtem pa kazejo vsi znaki,
da prieanjejo zavezniki v Afriki
svojo veliko ofenzivo.
Eden teh znakov je dolga
konferenca ameriskih in an
gleskih vojaskih poveljnikov, XII
Sc je vrsila v glavnem stanu ge-
nerala Eisenhowerja in XII je
trajala 48 ur.
Ameriske cete so dospele v
svojem prodiranju do Maknas-
syja, XII je oddaljen samo 33
mill cd Babes zaliva.
Francozi generalov Girauda
in de Gaullea pa so pobili in "a
Jeli italijansko garnizijo v Ga
damesu, katero trdnjavo so
Francozi zasedli.
Angleske cete ma severn izka-
zujejo veliko aktivnost v okra-
jih Medjez ell Baba in Bou Ara
da. - IL vseh znamenj :je po-
sneti, da Sc zavezniki priprav-
lJajo "a veliki udarec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29
Program nocojsnje
priredbe V S. N. D.
ker Sc vrsi ia prireditev "a,
najplemenitejsi namen, je
ob6instvo vljudno vablje-
no, da jo poseti v Gastnem
SteviIu.

Pri nocojsnji prireditvi pred
sednikovega plesa, 5bo ma odru
Slovenskega narodnega donna
sledeei spored:
1. Mary Troha bo zapela
"star spangled Banner.
2. Govor predsednika Johna
Gornika.
3. Vinko Globokar bo zaigral
ma harmoniko. ~
4. Sopranistinja Marion Ku-
har bo zapela solo; ma klavir jo
DO spremljal Eddie Kuznik.
5. Nastop Bernardine Koro-
sec akrobatskini tockami; !;
pri klavirju Eddi Kuznik.
6. Sopranistka Jeanette Ca
hill Perdan zapoje solo; pri
KlaVlfJu EDDIE kuZnlk.
Z. Frank Surts bo govoril v
anglescini.
8. Radio-kvartet: John Ko-
vacic, Rudy Koporc, John Ster-
nisha in Edward Seiffert.
9. Mary Troha zapoje God
Bless America.
Po programu, XII bo izcrpan
z 9. .tocko, bo pies in prosta "a
bava. Slovenci in Slovenke
so vljudno vabljeni, da Sc v
castnem stevilu udeleze te pri-
reditve, XII bo prirejena v maj
plemenitejsi namen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29
ROOSEVELT Sc E USTAvIl
vLIBERIJI IN BRAzILlJI
V obeh republican Sc je sestal in pozdravil
znjunima predsednikoma. = V nedeljo
Sc je poslovil cd Churchilla.
POSVET S PREDSEDNIKOMA OBEH REPUBLIK IN
PREGLED VOJASTVA

WASHINGTON, %. januar-
ia. - Predsednik Roosevelt Sc
je ma svojem potu domov IL Sc
verne Afrike ustavil v Liberiji
in Braziliji, kjer Sc je pozdravil
in sestal z obema predsedniko-
ma teh zavezniskih draw. Pred
sednik je prispel danes v Bra
zilijo.
Sestanek S predsednikom Libe-
rije
Mr.. Roosevelt sc je ustavil v
Monroviji, glavnem mestu "a
republike Liberije, kjer
Sc je sestal njenim predsed-
nixon Edwinom Barclayjem,
nato pa 81 je ogledal amerisko
zamorsko vojastvo, XII je dospe-
10 tia pred tedni il Amerike.
Sestanek z Getulio Vargasom
Il Rio de Janeiro, glavnega
mesta Brazilije, pa je prislo po-
zneje porocilo, da Sc je predsed-
mix Roosevelt ustavil v Natalu
v Braziliji, kjer ga je pricako-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-29
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Pokolj ma Brdu pri Ljubljani
0 tenn slucaju smo dobili mad
vse tocne informacije, katere
sem vse Sc sam naknadno kon-
troliral. Sam sem bill prisoten
|pri prevozu mrlicev v mrtvas-
nico ter 81 nato tudi vse mrlice
osebno ogledal. Zaslisal sem tu-
di osebno mnogo ocividcev in
|prizadetih znancev ter sorodni-
kov in dajem naslednje poroci-
10:
Slucaj posestnice Sitarjeve
Dne %. julia oh 9. zjutraj Sc
je g. Sitarjeva, posestnica ope-
karne v Siski in lastnica njiv
pri Brdu, odpeljala svojo sluz-
kinjo proti Brdu. Ker nj imela
predhodnega dovoljenja, so il
ma meji dali diva vojaka, XII sta
jo ma vozu spremljala. Omenje-
ma je sla ma zetev, ter je bill
vsled tega tax uraden postopek
dovoljen.
Ko> je druzba privozila v bill
Zinc njive (pri mosticku ma Bo-
kalcah), Sc je iznenada pojavi-
Ia eeta partizanov cd priblizno
20 moz. Partizani so enega TIA
LLAMA takoj ubili, "a drugega
pa Sc ne We, ali je pobegnil ali
pa so ga partizani odpeljali s
seboj. Sitarjeva potem nj sla ma
njivo, temvec je obrnila voz in
Sc takoj odpeljala nazaj ter "a
devo javila oblastem.
Sc tega dne je sledila areta-
cija Sitarjeve in njene sluzki-
ME. ODE sta bill odpeliani v vo-
jasnico. -
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