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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-18

svojih radnika.
Ranije spomenuti dopisnik, Har-
rison, imao je jedan intervju sa
Princom Pavlom. Harrison kaze
da je- Primo Pavle objasnjavao dr.
zanje Jugoslavenske Wade kao
neizbezni aktovi male nacije opk-
ljene cd strane mo6nih nacija, a.
| Ii da ako bi doslo do rata izme-
diu Nemacke Jugoslavije, da bi
Jugoslavija svakako bila ma stra-
nj svog starog saveznika, Velike
Britanije. Interesantno je PRIDE
leziti da kada je Harrison trazio
dozvolu da izjavi Pavlovo drzanje
preko stampe, da je jugoslavenska
vlada cenzurisala Harrisonov IL
vestaj do toga stepena da ie IL
vestaj postao bezvredan. U me-
djuvremenu Stojadinovic potpuno
pritegne Jugoslaviju "a ekonom-
ska kola nacisticke Nemaeke.
Stojadinovic je imao neko objas-
njenje. u jednom privatnom raz-
govoru, prema Harrisonu, Stoja-
dinovic rece: "Ako mi podiemo
sa Britanijom Francuskom, one
ce nam dati nista (Stojadinovice-
vi pokusaji da dobije zajme II Pa
rizu ranije su promasili), tada bi
mas Nemacka prilicno udarila a
nasi saveznici ne bi nista uradi-
Ii da nam pomognu. Pogledajte
ma sudbinu Spanije i Etiopije.
Britannia Francuska nece ma mas
udariti, ali bi mogle, pokusaju
da mas podkupe, pruziti nam zaj-
move" Pa lepo da Stojadinovic
to nije rekao, to vrlo jasno IRA
lava politiku, taktiku, strategiju,
diplon1atiju, veru, narodnost j sa-
mu dusu agenata klase izrabljiva-
ca; to i'm je vera ispovest; to
i'm je alta omega; to i'm je "po-
moz Bog" i "Dominus Vobiscum";
to i'm je "Amin" "Alleluja".
Jugoslavija u Predvecerju
Drugog Svetskog Rata
Stojanovic pocne imirati Hitle-
ra.i Isto @ao sto je Hitler ..pakto-
vac levo desno, sa Engleskom,
Francuskom i docnije sa Soviet
skom Rusijom, tako i Stojadinovic
pocne paktovati levo desno. Ko-
nacno skandali Stojadinovieevog
rezima dostignu stupanj da ga Sc
morale sramno otpustiti.
Ma Stojadinovicevo mesto dodie
Cincar Markovic "covek sa malo
poznavanja stranih stvari i sa GO
tovoseu da kima glavom svakoj
naredbi u vezi sa domacim stva-
rima." Markovic je ranije bio ju-
goslavenski ministar Berlinu.
Odmah je bilo jasno da &c Mar
kovicevo premijerstvo biti tex pro-
duzenje politike Stojadinovica, a.
Ii sa vecim oprezom.
Minhenska kriza (l938) otkrije
SLIM razdor koji postojase Jugo-
slaviji. Jugoslavenska vlada jaw
no izjavi da nece snositi odgovor-
nosti "Male Entete" da nece
pruziti pomoc Cehoslovaekoj ako
bude napadnuta Cd strane Nemac-
ke. Da to nije bilo osecanje veil
kog broja u Jugoslaviji, dokazuje
cinienica da Sc 100000 ljudi, uk-
ljucujuci generate i cak skolske
dece, prijavilo cehoslovackom
konzulatu "a vojnu sluzbu ce-
hoslovackoj armiU.
Dok su agenti jugoslavenske
burzoazije u starome kraju pax
tovati, jedni sa jednom a drugi
sa drugom grupom agenata dru-
9Th burzoazija, dotle su americki
"naprednjaci" jugoslavenskog po-
rekla odrzavali skupstine ga od-
branu Jugoslavije.
(Nastavice se)
Read the WEEKLY PEOPLE. Of
ficial organ Of the Socialist La
Dor Party. - Subscription Two
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(Nastayak sa l. strane)

(NaStavak sa /. Strane.)
ju svoje polozaje da Sc kukavie-
XII izvuku IL grada u Versalj, os-
tavljajuci Pariz bez Wade.
prizori koji Sc sada prikazuju i
koji moraju slediti," zalio je u
rednik Tribune, "ne mogu biti
drugo vec odvratni, nemilosrdni
sramotni."
l londonski Morning Post oce-
kivase nesto odvratno, nemilosrd-
no i sramno." Ma "a. marta ia no.
vina opise pariske radnike kao
"lopove, koji zele unistiti [staja-
cu1 vojsku i policiju vojska bese
zarobljena a policiji bese dozvo-
ljeno da Sc prikljuce svoiim gos-
podarima Versaljul, J., sastavlje-
nih od izmeta velikog grada.
U Parizu, sa svoiom organizaci-
JON korupcije zlocina, ina ne
mamie cd dvadeset pet hiljada
nesretnika koji zive prostituciji
zenskih. III niski lopovi sa kradi-
kesama drugim sme6em velikog
prada. iesu ljudi koji su pucali
ma neoruzanu demonstraciju ma
Rue de la Paix."
TIA "nenaoruzana demonstrated
ia" koia bese rasterana sa iednim
salvom "a koga ocevidni dopisni-
ci kazu da bese ispalien povrh
glava ludjaka nabuhnutih styo-
rtva. ostavila je "a sobom diva
mrtva devet ranjenih Nacional-
nih Gardista mesovinu revolve-
ra, nozeva i maceynih stapova
"kao dokaz nenaoruzanog' karak-
terra niihove 'mirovne' demonstra-
ciie."
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-18
Jug0slavija: 1918 -1943.
(Nastavak)
Svoj K svome.

Svoj K svome.
Macekovo saradjivanje bese Gu
10 n "Hrvatske Komuniste." Oni
nisa mogli razumeti blizanstvo
ixmedju Mateka j diktatorskih kr-
voloka; oni su Sc cudili da Bozo
Haksimovit, jedan cd inkviz,tcra
beogradske glavnjace ministar
policije IL doba diktature, moze
biti jedan cd kandidata ma Mace
kovoj izbornoj listi; oni su Sc cu-
dill zbog toga sto nisu razumeli,
ILL nisu hteli razumeti, klasne oa-
nose klasnu podelu u Jugoslavi-
il.
"Hrvatski Komunisti'' nisu bill
n stanju da pojme ocitu tajnu ko-
ia je vezivala, koja danas veil
va, razne zivkovicevce macekov-
ce: oni nisu bill u stanju tada, a
izgleda da SUI u tome jos slabiji
llanas, da pojme tesnu vezu plu-
tokratskih klasnih interesa kojl
regledaju ma we're iii narodnost,
kada su pitanju ii klasni inte-
resi-.
Niie to samo bio slucaj u Ju-
goslaviji, tako je bilo, i tako je
sada, uzsvuduz. Da Ii nije Ruska
Revolucija (1917.) dokazala da su
vlada luce klase raznih kapitalls-
tHkih zemaia bile daleko blize
ruskoj vladajucoj klasi nego sto
su joi bill ruski radnici seljaci,
a narcotic ruski Boljsevici; da Ii
nije gradjanski rat II spaniji do
kazao da 81, Franku bill mnogo
lblizi Hitler Mussolini nego sto
su, mi bill Iojalisticki spanjolci?
Ali to su lekcije il iskustva klas-
ne borbe, koje klasni saradjivaci
nikako nemogu, iii nece, da razu-
me. y
Primo Pavle Stojadinovic
Svo politicko manevrisanie ju-
eoslavenskih drzavnika ciljalo je
iskoriscavanju evropske situacije
"a interese jugoslavenske burzoa-
xije. U januaru 1887. potpisan je
-Pakt vekovetnog Prijateistva i
neprekrsnog mira" sa Bugarskom.
To bese jedan cd najkracih pax
toxa ikada spaktovanih, on je
glasio:
"1. Postojace neprekrsni mir i
iskreno i vekovecno prijateljstvo
izmedju Kraljevine Jugoslavije i
Kraljevine Bugarske.
"2. Sadasnji ugovor bite ratifi-
kovan Instrument ratifikacije
izmenjeni Gin pre-"
Dokumenti ratifikacije behu IL
menjeni sledeceg dana. Ako je taj
pakt sluzio icemu, on je sluzio da
samo dokaze ponovo potvfdi bur-
zoasku definiciju reel "neprekr-
sno" "vekovecno". To "neprekr-
sno" "vekovecno" prijateljstvo
Bugarske burzoazije prema jugo-
slavenskoj burzoaziji, ode putem
ostalih ugovora i paktova kada
cetiri godine docnije bugarske
trupe, sledeci nacisticke mehani-
zovane divizije, okupirase veliki
deo Jugoslavije.
Stojadinoviceva politika bese
otvoreno u prilog nacista, kaze
Sc da sc je Stojadinovic igrao sa
idejom uspostavljanja juniformi-
sanog nacistickog pokreta sa ko-
Jim da brani svoju unutrasnju
moe, pisac Harrison kaze da to
nije provedeno u delo jedino zbog
toga sto Sc Stojadinovic plasio
antifasistickog sentimental Ju-
goslaviji.
Ali to nije sprecilo Stojadino-
vicu da postepeno vezuje sudbinu
jugoslavenske burzoazije "a eko-
nonnska kola nacisticke Nemacke.
Buduci da je u to vreme Britannia
igrala politiku apizerstva, to je
uAjucivalo i neke vrste dozvolu
Jagoslaviji da suruje sa Nemac-
kom. Nemacka je tn situaciju is
koristila do krajnosti, ona pocne
kupovati sve sto Jugoslavija bese
u stanju prodati, narcotic Tito,
bakar, Olovo, puter, meso, drvo i
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-18
"Pariz ,ie Miran."

''Pariz ie Miran."
Ali uzalud proricanie oosteg
zlocinstva. posto beSe dokazano
da to proricanje beSe neosnovano.
Nikada Ii Parizu ne bese mamie
zlocinstva. Britanski Weekly Bu-
dget rece: "krvozedni i nesretni
stvoroyi -. traziSe, ne vladu.
vec pljacku = ne principe. vee o.
timacinu." Iondonski Telegraph
obavesti svoje citaoce da su "sa-
mo ,birtiie otporene. PiiaHstvo. ie
razuzdanO. Sva istaknuta bica
bezu IL Pariza" Njujorska Tribu-
ma Cd 21. marta dade sledeci mas
low svom pariskom br7oiavu: "No-
va Vlada Terora - Pariz Ru-
kama Rule" Ali brzojav inferno
promasi da potvrdi svoje obecanje.
Nisu mogli izvestiti ikakve ne
mire. Sledeea diva dana. pariske
depese nosise prosti naslov "Pa-
riska Rulia". Ma %. Tribuna zlo-
volino izvesti da "Pariz ie miriam.
kociie Sc krecu. teatri su otvore-
nj" Uvodnik cd istog dana dava
nam bolii povod burzoa skoi defi-
niciii "razuzdanosti'. "Razuzda-
nosti Montmartskih Komunista."
rece uvodnik. "postigle su svoie
pogibiie, i parizani III odbijaiu. O.
nj su dale izneli svoie ideie o
slohodi sa odlaganiem placania
svih dugova birania kiriie - cd
luke potpuno acknowledgements nit
kovima. ali koje nece tako lako u
miriti j pridobiti postene bitne
reerute "a niihovu pomoc."
Burzoaska stampa produzi sa
rrorican lem "nasilja" koja, "a
eudo. nikad sc ne desise. Central
nj Odbor Nacionalne Garde. ze-
liam da Sc resi- moci koiu mu ma
metnu burzcaski dezertori. pro-
glasi izbore "a 26. marta. Pod ma
slovom "Anarhija u Francuskoi",
Tribuna izvesti da su izbori "pro-
sli mirno". Tesko i'm ie bilo obias-
niti nadvladaiacu pobedu "rulie"
Il izborima. "Narod dobre volie
glavnome ce izbegavati da glasa
-" bese kiselog grozdia obias-
nienie uredniha Tribune. cali Sc
smeteni radiNli erupisaSe sko-
ro izabrcse sve svoje kandidate."
Uzasne Stvari
koie So Nikad ne Desise
Do /. aprila Trihuna bese 81
gurna da Komunardovci oStre gil
lotinu. Pretvaraiuci Sc rotresena
grozotom, ona izjavi da kirk "ka
gilotini" bese podigns,t Pari-
zu. "Izgleda kao strahovitost We
rovati da Avangarda Slobode. ka-
ko Sc ii komunistiSki ludiaci sa
veseljem smatraiu, preti sa TAX
vom stvari :. Nije neverovatne
da vlada koia je pocela sa krikom
"A bas les Riches! brzo dodje ale
topa da .nreti sa smrc,, ia nd
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-03-18
DIVA PROGLASA
PARISKE KOMUNE
PrOglas 20. marta 1871.

Gradjani!
Vasa je Komuna osnovana.
Glasanje cd 26. marta potvrdi-
10 je pobedonosnu revoluciju.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-15
GoodieIIows
Make Report
492 Servieemen
Given Cigarettes

Four hundred and ninety two
Mount Clemens men in service
each received q carton of ciga-
rettes from the Old Newsboys-
G. 90 dfel o w association for
Christmas, the annual report of
Treasurer John Sierens re-
vealed today.
The cigarette item alone cost
Goodfellows $512.20, the to-
bacco company charging IS
cents per carton for cigarettes
sent overseas and $1.20 for
those sent men in this county.
Sierens explained that the fed
eral tax is not charged on to-
bacco shipped out Of the coun-
try.
Goodfellow expenditures ex-
ceeded revenue for the year by
s485 .26, but the association still
holds a $l,991.74 cash balance
on hand.
Major expenditures included:
Penny milk fund, 500; Krolik
c m pany (merc h nd 81,
S721. 20 and S. S. Kresge for
candy and merchandise, $504.1o.
In addition, SIS was voted to the
crippled children's fund.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-15
Gas Coupon Sales,
Car TheftS PrObed
Three Macomb County Men
Named by State Police

Mile road, Baseline, and William
McKeon, 10, 2l489 Doepfer
road, Van Dyke.
State police charge the three
stole two cars January 3, that
they gave an "A" book found in
one to Richard Frey, 81, of
Mound road, Van Dyke, and sold
q "B" book taken from the same
car to Michael Terban, Is, of
Detroit, for $40 with a heater
stolen from the second car
thrown in.
Police said Terban denied US
ing the "B" book even though
seven coupons are missing. No
series 3 coupons were in the
"A" book when it was given to
Frey, police said.
They said the three men held
on Jan. 3 stole cars owned by
Celia Mailman, 20179 Greeley
street, Detroit, and Simon M
Schwartz, 21409 Doepfer. The
heater, police said, was taken
from the Hallmon car; the ration
books from a compartment in
the Schwartz car.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-15
us. Attacks
Bund Tieup
of Local Man

Jakob Josef Karr, 1882 Bay
street, Harrison township, SOL
der in the Imperial German
Army during the first World
War, today was the target Of a
petition by the u. S. District
Attorneys office charging that
he had been active in German
American Bund activities and
had retained his allegiance to
his native land.
He was naturalized in 1928.
Karr, for nearly a score of
years a violinist with the De-
troit Symphony Orchestra, faces
revocation of citizenship if the
Federal charges are substantial
ed in the court.
The accused man. who first
came to the United States in
1922, played in the first violin
section of the orchestra.
The district attorneys office
sets forth that Karr was active
in the German-American Bund
from 1884 to 1899.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-15
Germans Die
al Rate
Per Minute
Red Armies Crush
Respected Maxi
Tank Thrusts
BY ROGER d. GREENE

ASeoctateo FTeeS war BoUoH
Adolf Hitner's armies on the
Lower Don, selling their lives at
a rate Of more than one-a-min-
ute, were pictured in Soviet dis.
patches today as reeIing back on
the approaches to Rotov, while
the Russians captured at least
six more towns and killed 1900
Nazis in "a hours.
Soviet headquarters said the
Red armies crushed repeated
counterattacks by big enemy
tank and infantry forces" and
continued to roll forward.
simultaneously, the Berlin
radio for the first time betrayed
alarm over the morale Of 20 Ma.
ri divisions trapped in the mar.
row Don-Volga corridor before
Stalingrad. In q special broad
cast, the radio preached q death
and-duty sermon to Hitler's col.
diers "who see no sense in hold
ing on" and told them bluntly:
Personal wishes are Of no ae-
count. II is up to the soldier %
carry out orders in q spirit ~
blind and unqusstionins coGizE
dence:
The broadcast came In the
wake of Soviet reports yester.
day that high-ranking German
officers were escaping from the
Stalingrad trap by plane.
Hitler's field headquarters &C.
knowledged that the Russians
were attacking with "unabated
fierceness" in the vast battle
area along the lower Don and In
the Caucasus.
On the Stalingrad front, the
Nazi command said German
troops were defending themselv-
es in bitter combat against con-
tinuous and heavy Soviet ut.
tacks.
The German command also re-
ported sharp Russian attacks at
Velikie Luki, on the central
(Moscow) front, and in the north
around Lake linen and Lake
Ladoga.
STORM FORWARD
Today's Soviet midday COM
yv,,fnintto coid p,tCeto~ shNoA
troops, storming back through
the ruins Of q Stalingrad factory
district, routed the Germans out
Of Notifications and houses, de.
molished IS blockhouses, clear.
ed street and captured prison
ers.
While the Red armies scored
See RUSSIA-Page 3
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-15
Lions Expand
Plane Quota
Hike $4,000
Goal to $4,000

A splendid send-off for the
warplane bond drive which will
open Monday is indicated by an
announcement from the Lions
Club today.
The Lions quota in the Board
of Commerce sponsored project
was set at 5000, which mem
bers voluntarily raised to $25,-
600. Ralph Clark presented the
plan to the club at the meeting
in the Presbyterian church
Thursday noon.
The plan will unite all mems
and women's organization in a
concerted effort to raise $780,
600 worth of bonds for a fighter
plane to be named CITY of
Mount Clemens. This 100000
Is In excess OF the already an
nounced January quota of $685.
600 for Mount Clemens.
Total bond sales for January
must amount to 1888, 900, and
the committee headed by c. II.
Malbin plans 10 erect giant
thermometer on the Macomb
county building to record daily
sales.
Quotas for clubs will be an
nounced as the clubs meet. The
drive will continue to Jan. 81.
On bond applications a sticker
designating Fighter plane" will
be pasted, and credit will be
given to organizations as re-
quested by individual buyers.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-15
U-Boat Captain
Uses Yank Slang

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 15-(P)
Hearing American slang from
a Nazi U-boat commander -
who commented he visited New
York in 80, and inquired cas-
ually about the town - is dis
concerting to survivors Of a tor
pedoed ship, says Sailor Her
schel Lee, Jr. 10.
He spent seven days in q life
boat in the Atlantic after the
torpedoing, he said. The morn
ing after the ship went down, the
submarine appeared beside the
lifeboat and the Nazi command
See RAIDER-Page Z
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-15
Hat(|1et-F iend
Murders Two
Mother, Daughter
Attacked, Killed

TULSA, Okla, Jan. IS -(R
- The savagely hacked bodies
of a mother and daughter were
found on their blood-soaked bed
- victims of a sex slayer who
raped them, then prepared a
breakfast of eggs and toast and
sat on the bed beside the bodies
of his victims to eat It.
The slain women are Mrs.
Lucia Stewart, SO years old,
and her daughter, Mrs. Georgia
Green, 81. Their bodies, clad in
brightly colored pajamas which
had been ripped to shreds, were
found last night by Mrs. Green's
employers who went to the
apartment to inquire about her
absence from work.
1t was the second murder In
the neighborhood to follow the
same pattern.
Mrs. Helen Brown, 20-year-
old expectant mother who lived
five blocks from Mrs. Stewards
apartment. was beaten to death
in bed last July by an intruder
who stayed to cook his break
fast. The case has not been solv-
ed.
Police Chief George PLANE
pieced together this account OF
the Stewart-Green killings from
an examination of the apart
ment:
An intruder forced his way In
through a window and battered
the women's heads with an axe
or Ratchet. Then he raped
them, leaving their bodies
sprawled grotesquely across the
bed.
Afterward, the killer ransack-
cd the apartment leaving blood
splattered over the b e d r o o m
See SLAYINGS-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-15
Seek Slayer
Of Mother,2
Nishtsown Knottsd
About Victims Meek

DETROIT, Jan. 15-lR-The
body of Mrs. Sybilla McGarth,
26-year-old mother Of six child
rem. was found on q couch In her
third floor Cass avenue apart
ment this morning, q nightsown
knotted about her throat. I'M
lighted gas jets in the kitchen
were turned on.
The coroner's office reported
marks of violence on the NO.
mans neck.
Screams Of the McGrath child
rem, the oldest Z years old and
the youngest 4 months, awaken-
ed neighbors who called IL
building manager.
Police said Mrs. Mc6rath NJ
been separated from her hup-
band, Harold. ~, for about O
week. Police Lieut.. Tred Pro-
vencher quoted McGrath, who y
employed ct q war plant co..
struction school, a. saying -
spent the night with . friend q
q local hotel.
Mrs. George Yrsilsv, 49,
lives In m aportment below ~
of Mrs. Mc0rsth. told po1ioo =
and her husbapd wees eSvG1l
about 3 .. n. ~ = 49,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-15
Lacks Power
Rushfon Says
in Ruling
Connot Set Own
Interests Ahead
of the Nations

LANSING, Jan. 15-(R-At-
torney General Herbert j. Rush
ton held in a formal opinion to-
day the Legislature has no auth
ority to pass a law exempting
Michigan from the daylight saw
ing war time"
1T is my opinion" Rushton
held, ..'that Congress has taken
over the field of regulating time
and that the state Legislature,
for the duration of the war can
not legally change the time"
NECESSARY TO WAR
Congress enacted this law
(the statute advancing the time
an hour throughout the United
States) as the considered ex-
preston of what was necessary
in the interests of national de-
Tense and for the successful
prosecution of the war;" the At
torney General declared in the
opinion addressed to Fred /.
Chase, secretary of the Senate.
1T is not for the Legislature of
any state to question this ex-
preston of the national will
when enacted in the form of z
nstionp, wartime regulation
(It) is Z Federal rather
than a state function"
MAY IGNORE RULING
Immediately, members of the
House and Senate indicated the
legislature would ignore Rush.
tons opinion.
Representative Maurice z.
Post, Rockford Republican, as
chairman of the House state af-
fairs committee which is con-
sidering the time change bill,
said "the Legislature will 60
right ahead anyway. We won't
pay any attention. The public
demand is so strong we don't
dare do anything else"
Senator Carl F. Delano, Kali
amazoo Republican, expressed
the same opinion. II am no law
yer" he said, "but it seems to
me that Rushton's ruling still
leaves it open for us to return
Michigan to the Central Time
Zone and then to 90 to war
time in obedience to the con-
gressional action"
Asserting that in time OF
war "the powers Of the Federal
government are almost immeas-
urably enhanced, Rushton
wrote that "at such time the ma
ton must act as a unit; the con-
duct of the war requires that
each state shall act not in Its
own interests but for the defense
of all. - There can be no
question of the power of Con-
See TIME-Page 2
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Surprise Blow
Kills 116 laps
Allies Strike
Near Solomouo
HEADQUARTERS

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS
IN AUSTRALIA, Jan. 15-(R)-
Allied troops, striking a surprise
blow at the Japanese in the vi
cinity of Mubo, some IS miles
southwest of Salamaua, were
reported today to have slain 116
of the enemy in the first ground
fighting in that area in many
weeks.
The action was disclosed in a
communique from General Mac
Arthur's headquarters and adj
vices from the front said the
Allied troops were combing the
bush for more Japanese bodies,
indicating that the toll inflicted
on the enemy might be higher
than anpounced.
(Allied land forces were re-
ported operating around Mubo
as long ago as last July, when
the Japanese bombed the hamlet
after Australian patrols had
raided their positions near Sa-
maua.)
American and Australian air
men, meanwhile, continued to
blast the Japanese bases at both
Salamaua and Lac, approximate
ly Is miles farther north.
At Lac, which has been ham,
mered steadily since the Japa-
nese landed reinforcements
there last week from the rem
nants of a badly crippled con-
voy, Allied medium bombers es-
corted by fighters attacked sup
ply dumps along the shore,
starting large fuel fires.
The communique announced
that the enemy had made no eff
fort to intercept the raiders
See JAPS-Page 2
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WHITE LAD NUNS ~ tiny TINISIAN HAMLET
Prove True Angels Of Mercy To Wounded Americans

save lives" said Capt. Gustave
Stockness of 1851 Elizabeth
Ave-. Elizabeth, N j., command
er of the medical unit. "Ordin-
arily we have to set up in tents"
The operating room with
BACKED out windows enables the
doctors TO handle emG -gency
cases at all hours even when
enemy planes fly overhead.
The nuns also provided laun-
dry equipment fo the soldiers
and paid for them to set up a
delousing unit.
Soldiers journey Is miles or
more to the hospital for hot show
ers, the rarest of luxuries for a
front-line fighter.
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BY HAROLD v. BOYLE

WITH y. S. FORCES IN TU-
NISIA, Jan. IL - (Delayed) -
up - Whitehead nuns who op
crate hospital in a small
French town along the central
Tunisian front have proved true
Angels of Mercy to many wound
ed and ill American and British
soldiers.
When American medical men
approached them for permission
to use q room in the hospital for
diagnosis an emergency treat
ment, the nuns responded by
turning over the entire first
floo
Their kindness has helped US