davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-02-14
Guess the Opening?

In class A, Howard Altman won
from Dallas Burch Mrs. j. Hurvitz,
as victor in class C. received copy
Of Tarrasch's treatise, The Game
Of Chess" John Rast, in recogni-
ton of his ranking in a recent
ladder tourney, was awarded Rubin
STEMS Chess Masterpieces" The
Federals announce a rapid transit
tourney, with War stamps for prizes,
on March 2. The Government team
tournament pegins at pm March
8. Any Government agency may
enter flve-man team by contracting
Director H. Bronfin, Ordway 1880,
during the evening.
High school clubs have started in
terclub matches. Tech Chess Club
failed to muster team, but Wash
lngtonLee was substituted
Rumors persist that the annual
District championship will not be
held this year and that the Wash
ington Divan title fray might be
initiated. w. E. Napier, erstwhile
Evening star., 1943-02-14
Basket Boil Scores

Maryland, 55; Washington and Lee,
35.
Gallaudet, 81; Baltimore u. 30.
Wilson High, 25; Anacostia High, I9.
Tech High. 46; Western High. 81.
William and Mary, 55; Virginia
Tech. 25.
Pennsylvania, AZ; Duke. 48.
st. Joseph's, ST; C. c. N. Y. SIS.
Notre Dame, "a; n. Y. U, 43.
Westminster, So; Pittsburgh, 4s.
Navy, so; Virginia, Al
Navy Plebes, 65; Baltimore City
College, 2l
Army, as, Rutgers, A.
Manhattan, Al: st. Francis, 80.
Muhlenberg, As; Gettysburg, "a.
South Carolina, 40; Clemson, 40.
Northwestern. So; Iowa, 33.
Georgia, 81; Auburn, 81.
n G. State, So; Davidson, as.
Presbyterian, 80; CataWba. 35.
Appalachian, 40: High Point, 26.
Apprentice School, 80; Randolph
Macon, 25.
Oberlin, So; Hamilton, 30
Ohio Wesleyan. ST. Ball State, 81.
Findlay, "a; Hiram. A
Miami. 55: Western Reserve. SO.
Ohio Northern, 64; Capital, 55
Michigan Normal, SO; Wayne, "a.
Illinois, Sc; Minnesota. 35.
Indiana. 81 Wisconsin. A.
Great Lakes, so, Perdue, SO.
Missouri Valley, Al; Culver-S Stock.
ton, 43
Villanova, So, Rider. as.
Drexel, 43: Lehigh, 33
st. Vincent So; Carnegie Tech, 80
Ohio, As; Dayton, 43
Rutgers Jayvees. 26. Peddie, "a.
Amherst, 28 Wesleyan, 27.
Clarkson, so, Ithaca, 46.
Kutztown Teachers, 55; Shippens,
brug, 40.
Albright, 50, Franklin Marshall 36
Washington and jefferson, 81
Youngstown, %.
Marshall Sc: West Virginia Tech, SO
Virginia State, So; N c. State Col
lege. 48.
West Virginia, SO, Wayncsburg SO
Anderson -Broaddus. 50; Salem, 46.
Glenville Teachers. II. Bethany, 50
Washington College, SO; Bethlehem
Accounting, 81.
Toledo, 81; Loyola of Chicago, 30.
Wittenberg. Sc; Mount Union, As.
Wabash, 81; Earlham, %.
Monmouth, 81; Cornell GaD. 40.
Fort Benning, 80; Florida, 81.
Seton Hall, 43. Yale, 80
Delaware, so; Johns Hopkins, "a.
La Sale, 81, Scranton, 38.
Harvard, SO; Princeton, 81.
Detroit. 80; Marquette, 81
Kentucky So; Tennessee, %.
Baylor, so; Texas Christian. Al.
Rice. So, Southern Methodist. 80.
Oklahoma A. and M, 80; St. Loui,
q.
Fort Sheridan, So Camp Grant, 80
De Paul, A, Western Kentucky, 40
Kansas, Sc; Nebraska, "a.
Creighton, 65 Tulsa, 25.
Texas, 48, Arkansas. 35.
Brigham Young. Al. Utah. 45.
Niagara, 54, Colgate, 50 Covertimep
Evening star., 1943-02-14
Wdrworkers' Loops
10 Replace Minors
Are Suggested
Bromhom Believes Plan
Should Be Backed by
Organized Baseball

By the Associated Press.
DURHAM, N. c., Feb. 13.-Or-
ganization of part-time baseball
clubs for war workers and sandlot-
ters was proposed today by William
G.. Bramham, president of the Ma
tional Association of Baseball Lea
CUES, as a solution for minor leagues
which are being forced to suspend
for the duration.
Provision for this type of league
was made by the national associa-
ton four years ago when an ''E"
classification was established, Bram-
ham pointed out in a circular letter
to presidents of leagues and clubs in
the national association, but up till
now none ever has been brought into
the structure of organized baseball.
Sees Time as Opportune.
This seems an opportune time to
develop this brand of baseball"
Bramham explained. ut would
provide chance for young fellows
to develop and for our players in
war work to continue in the game as
we'll as providing organized base
ball for those localities where lea
CUES of higher classification are be-
ing forced to suspend.
Such leagues would have to be
compactly located to eliminate
travel and loss of time, but this
could we'll be accomplished by hav-
ing several clubs in the same COM
munity, perhaps representing vari-
Gus industrial plants. or different
departments of the same plant"
The rules for GLASS E" leagues
drawn up in 1888 provided for clubs
of not more than 13 players. includ-
ing the manager, with monthly SAL
aries. not including the manager,
limited to a total of $3.50 for each
club. However, Bramham indicated
that all rules for Glass E" clubs and
leagues would be open for adjust
ment.
Sure He'll Get Help.
Il expect encoura cement from our
own higher classification clubs" he
added, "in waving territorial rights
to permit operation of such leagues
and also in making available during
the emergency players who have
been placed on the voluntarily re-
tired list. In fact, hope our clubs
will do everything possible to help
these leagues organize and operate"
Evening star., 1943-02-14
# #&HE; E s #

British champion, now lives in Phil
adelphia, and Reuben Fine, the
grandmaSter who won the 1912
Divan crown, would not be avail
able because of Government work.
Attorney Albert w. Fox, one of
Washington's great chess masters,
would not choose to play, nor would
I. S. Turnover, who is too busy in
business.
Perhaps Kurtz Wimsatt, ST., will
call a committee meeting soon to
settle the issue However, Willard
H. Mutchler, the energetic commit
tee secretary, still fingers abed. Of
course, Hyman Bonfln is available
as tournament director, but he can't
pull players of championship caliber
out of a hat.
Chess Problem No. 528.
BY H. C. MOWRY. Maiden, Mass, 1912.
Courtesy of American Chess Bulletin1
Evening star., 1943-02-14

WHITE MEN.
White to Play and Mate In Three Moves
Solutions come this week in the
global problem solving tourney from
Ladderites V. w. Boswell, James Y.
Piper Allen J. Jenkins, E. Montchyk,
Maurice H, Irvine, Anna B Hartley,
Shelly Akers, V. J, Shack, M. G.
Daoud, Walter B. Clark, Charles j..
Berner, E. R. Poor, Edmund Nash,
Joseph L. Hall, Earle T. Muters-
baugh. Ensign Andrew Gleason, M. L.
jacobson.
Copies of Chess Review Magazine
will be given to the first two to send
in the correct name of the opening
of today's game.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
War May End Slab Career
OF Vet Hur|er Lyons
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
QUANTICO, Va, Feb. l3.-Aging
Ted Lyons, once the pitching wizard
of the Chicago White Sox, may
never toss another baseball in ma jor
league competition. 1t all depends
upon wars duration.
Lyons, still husky, handsome
fellow at AZ. said that unless the
war ends in less than three years"
he doesn't expect to return to active
competition.
IF the war lasts more than that
time Lyons said, Il hope to return
in some other capacity, preferably as
a coach"
Evening star., 1943-02-14
Ocean Wave Will Skin
Rich Contest Despite
Fair Grounds Win
Won't Tuke WhirIqwoy's
Place in SIS, 900 Race;
Pops Pick Is Second
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l3.-Calu-
met Farms Ocean Wave raced to
victory today in the $4,000 added
mile-and-up-yard Fair Grounds fea-
ture for 3-year- -olds. but Trainer
Ben Jones said he planned to keep
the colt in his age class, pointing
him for the louisiana and Kentucky
Derbies.
There had been earlier specula-
ton that Jones might send Ocean
Wave to the post in the s25 900
added New Orleans Handicap Feb
ruary 27 after he announced that
Money Champ Whirlaway had not
responded to training and would not
be among the entries at tonights
midnight deadline.
Pops Pick Runs Second.
Ocean Wave, regarded by manv
as about the only galloper with a
chance to head Count Fleet for the
Kentucky jackpot. scored a lengths
decision over Ben F. Whitaker's
Pops Pick today. The Greentree
Stables Halle was third.
Whlrly's Stablemate was content
to stay in fourth place until the
three-quarters, but then Jockey
Wendall Eads, part of his 1876 pound
to impost, gave him the nod and he
took command at the stretch. He
covered the distance in 1:43l, and
paid only $3.50 for each 50 win
ticket.
A crowd of more than 1000 stuffed
S250000 through the mutuel WIN
doWs during the eight-race program,
Looks to Louisiana Derby.
Jones, apparently passing up the
s25,000 handicap here, plans to have
Ocean Wave ready for the $4,000
Louisiana Derby March 6. After
that ne expects to ship to Kentucky
and then send Mr.. Big Tail" over
to Pimlico for the Dixie if he gets
into shape.
Even without Whirlaway, which
may not get many chances this year
to add to his s560,911 total, the
Louisiana Cap at 11/16 miles will
be full of choice horsefesh.
Valdina Farms entry of VaIdina
Orphan and Rounders, Ben F. Whit
aker's Requested and the Louisiana
Farms Riverland all are on edge
with recent outstanding perform
ances to their credit.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
Wright Will Delay
Retiring WhirIy
Fy the Associated Press.

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Feb. 13.-
Whirlaway will be laundering
down the homestretch again
this year-provided tracks still
are running,
Owner Warren Wright cleared
the status of the turf's greatest
money winner with the asser-
ton
"Whirlaway wouldn't have a
fair chance at stud right now.
With the situation so indefinite
there would be no demand for
his services, SO he might as we'll
be racing" s-...-.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
Wit. Bill. 4cxssnAp.

be able to supply the 250,000 900
pounds of food expected of them.
Buses are first choice with fisher
men here to reach some quiet
stretch of canal bank or bay shore.
Shank's mare Is most popular for
those who live close to fishing
waters. - .
Paying a commercial fisherman
for the chance to work aboard a
craft is the only legitimate way to
get offshore. Those who happen to
reside close to one of the many
Skif liveries are enjoying the
greatest leeway. Owners of sailing
craft continue to follow the game
undisturbed. Any time during the
day, anything that will carry a sail
will be found slipping along the
edges of the grass beds and bars OF
Biscayne Bay. And they are CATCH
ing the fish in surprising numbers.
Servicemen get first choice on the
II buses that run a round trip each
day between Miami and Key West
and by the time they are on there
isn't much room for fishermen. For
that reason all the better-known
camps along the Overseas highway
are closed for the duration. The
smaller ones are continuing only
because the woman folks remaining
at them gleam partial living from
the occasional serviceman who
Graves fishing.
Everglades, 80 miles across the
Tamiami trail and reached also
by bus, continues after fashion, for
in the glade rivers there is plenty
of fishing. The difficulty there is
lack of help. -
The once-renowned charter boat
fleets of Miami and Palm Beach are
about gone.
AS usual, when it is difficult to
reach them, kingflsh and mackerel
schools are of greater size than
fishermen have known in years.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
Mid-AtIuntic Netmen
To Meet February II

Postponed yesterday because Of
unexpected complications, the an
nual meeting of the Middle Allan
tic Tennis Association has been re-
scheduled for Saturday. February
27 at the University Club.
The tennis ball situation, tourna-
ment prospects, car pooling for net
players, a report on the national
meeting and other business will be
discussed.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
Defense, Handicap Star,
Added to Bonner Strinq
By tie Associated Press.


Mrs. H. P. Bonner, through
Trainer "Butsy" Hernandez. has
purchased the 4-year-old Defense
from Norman Church. Defense
now is in California, but will be
shipped to New Orleans as soon as
transportation can be arranged.
Defense was one of the best ham
dicap performers in the West and
will take the place of Heartman,
which died and which was the star
of the Bonner string.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
Plans Pep-Wriqht Return

NEW YORK, Feb. 13 P1.-Pro-
moter Mike Jacobs has opened
negotiations to have Willie Pep
defend his world featherweight
championship on March 10 in Madi-
son Square Garden against the same
man from whom he won it-Chalky
Wright.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
Borons Finally Score
Victory Over Hershey

CLEVELAND, Feb. 13.-Sinking
four goals in the last period, the
Cleveland Barons finally gave the
Hershey Bears a 6-to-l pasting here
tonight before jubilant crowd Of
9,432.
1t was Clevelands first win over
the American League leaders this
season in eight starts.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
BY PAUL J. MILLER.

Drawing the oening game in the
playof for the championship of
Federal Chess Club, Milton Paul
and Harold Burdge meet again
Tuesday at o'clock at 2431 Four
teenth street NV. Burdge will start
with the white men.
The initial playoff game was an
example of cautious tactics with
neither attempting any rash, blitz-
kreig maneuvers.
Here is the game essayed between
Burdge and Paul on December Is in
the tournament. Burdge opened
with l P-QB4, a rather outmoded
beginning.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
Sports Will Be Sliced
At William and Mury
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Feb. 13.-
William and Mary has decided to
cut spring collegiate sports consid-
erably in favor of -murals.
Tennis and baseball schedules
will be sliced with only state teams
being met on the diamond.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
Four Riddles Held Good
Asset to Boil PLAYER

BY the Associated Press.
If any baseball owners are looking
for a gilt-edged investment, they
should make a bee line for Ralph
Marshall, a right handler owned by
the Jackson MISS Senators.
He's 27 years old and has four
kiddieS.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
La Motto and Robinson
Will Bottle Again
Ey the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Nick Lon
des, Detroit matchmaker, today
signed Jake LaMotta, Bronx mid
dleweight, for a 10-round return
bout at Detroit February 26 with
Ray Robinson, whose long winning
streak LaMotta recently shattered.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
BY the Associated Press.

TAMPA, Fla, Feb. l3.-Lt. Elmer
Gedeon, formerly an outflelder for
the Washington Nationals and now
bomber pilot stationed at the
Army's MacDill Field here, believes
that baseball players serving with
the armed forces should be able to
Evening star., 1943-02-14
Hockey Results

Washing ION, 6; Pittsburgh, 4
Toronto, 3, Chicago. 2.
Montreal, S, Detroit, 2.
Philadelphia, 9; Boston, 6.
Cleveland. 6; Hershey !.
Evening star., 1943-02-14
18th Street Y Victor

Twelfth Street YMCA defeated
GPO, 45-43, in a colored basket
ball game last night, with Boston
pacing the winners with II points.
Evening star., 1943-02-14

BY H. c. MOWRY, Maiden. Mass, 1912.
Courtesy Of American Chess BulletinO
BLACK-f0 MEN.
Detroit evening times., 1943-04-11
Hl&e 3
By MINNIE CAGE

REFOKE tanoe used dance three nebt.
week and this isn't any harder" pretty little blond
nurses AIDE who duty several nights week after working
all day in defense plant
his IS the spirit of the Red Cross nurses aides,
Among them IS not single dlettante.
Most of them have iobs sort or another The ,otv
" housewives who these days of servntss houses have plenty
70 90 al home Many are employed work offices
shops.
hose who have leisure instead Of spending playing bridge
or nah long riding horseback any other their peacetme
pursuits are duty day after day caring for the SICK.
Mrs. John Shalcross the former Eleanor Ford Torrsv who's,
husband It. ShaIcross ( g., USNR. duty one
OF the faithful aides.
Continued o Page IO)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-29

Steblaj, XII ie vodil in, reziral j.
gro-deklamacijo, 1.-Two sliko in
drugo.
Hvala starsem in drugim, ka.
teri so ma en- ali drugi nacin po-
magali, da je priredba tako le-
pc izpadla. Hvala Mr. Max
Travnu "a, porabo mikrofona,
Slovenskemu radio programu
ma VICAR radio postal "a lepo
oglasevanje, Pecon orkestru, O.
skrbnikoma S. D. Donna, Frank
in Tinca Marash "a sodelovanje
in naklonjenost. Hvala nasemu
istu Enakopravnosti "a lepo o.
glasevanje.
Ker jim nj bio mogoce udele-
ziti Sc prireditye, SO zavedni ro-
jaki il Conneauta, @. izrocii "
blagajno vsdto $3.50, potion Mr.:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-29

Ia razlika DO plaeana predu-
centom, toda v konecnem re-
zultatu ia podpora ne DO prisla
v prid niti posestnikom Irvine,
niti prodaialcu ma debelo, niti
prodajalcu ma malo, temvee Pc
trosacem, katere DO meso cd
slej dale stalno mani nego do
slej. Potrosae ne more placati
toliko "a hrano, toda ljudje, XII
delajo v industriji prehrane,
vse cd kmeta do farmerja in
mesnice, morajo imeti primeren
dobicek, ako hocejo ziveti. c.
ma ma drobno "a potrosaca je
znizana. Da hi omogoGila pro-
ducentu in prodajalcu, da ma
daljujejo S svojim delom, kakor
doslei, plaza vlada razliko.
To Sc zove inflacija in pome-
nj, da imajo ljudje wee denarja
da ga potrosijo "a mani blaga
in cato imajo Gene tendenco, da
gredo navzgor. Korak G. Brow
ma je najodlocilnejsi korak, Xxi
je bill doslej podvzet v namenu
borbe proti inflaciii - v inte-
resu potrosaeev. Ako hi ia Cd
locitev imela uspeh, DO morda
istotako vazen prilog zmagi ka-
kor z~avzetie Tunisa in Bezerte.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-29
IL ameriskega ca
sopisja
Obci znacaj bojev v Jugoslaviji

obci znacaj bojev v Jugoslaviji
Vazni in dobro obvesceni bo-
stonski list "Christian Science
Monitor" prinasa dne g.. maja
porocilo svojega londonskega
dopisnikarja, 6. E. Berg Holt-a,
o borbah ma Balkanu, v kate
rem citamo poleg drugega:
Vesti o prihodu Amerikancev
v Bizerto bodo navdahnile z no.
vimi silami bojevnike v Grciji
in Jugoslaviji, kjer najnovejsi
dogodki %dokazujejo veliko silo
tega odpora in istocasno tudi
ozko skupnost patriotskih sku-
pin in popolni polom in neuspeh
Hi~tlerjevih metod vladanja v
zasedenih dezelah. Docim so BIZ
lie nedavne, operacije osisca v
Jug~oslaviji, naperjene proti mr.
vaskim partizanom, Sc dokaj
uspesne, ie mnogo :jasnih doka-
zov "a to, da 81 je okupator-
ska oblast tudi sama ma jasnem,
da il je velika vecina hrvaske-
ga naroda neupogljiyo sovraz.
ma. -
Doeim hi bio Sc pred KRAFT
kim v tenn slueaju prislo takoj
do organizirane strahovlade, po-
skusa osisce zdaj vedno bolj in
bolj, da, 81 pridobi 2 drugimi
sredstvi naklonjenost domadega
prebivalstva.
Toda ogromna vecina liud-
stva ie popolnoma vdana DIR.
Vladko Maceku, katerega stall
See "Neodvisni" Hrvaski pod l.
talijansko kontrolo je in osta-
ne isto kakor v zaeetku, ko il
osisce skozi mesece cakalo ma
sodelovanje Hrvaske kmeeke
stranke in predalo yso obiast
Ante Pavelicu sele, ke SO je po-.
nesrecilo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-29
lmenik "a sIike V
nede|io

Potem, ko bono videli spo-
minske parade ma pokopaliscih
in mestih, bono videli pogrebe
IL stare domovine. ia temi pa
pc redu sledece z vojaskimi
castmi: Jack Book, Ant. Kmet,
Kreig (Kraic) Tekaucic, Stro-
jim, Zaitz (iz Collinwooda) Kau-,
Sex, Dosluzencev in Verbicev.
Dekliski pogrebi:
Baznik in Pate, Yartz, Str
mad in Sc nekaj drugih..
Pogrebi druzin:
Mervarjevi, Celizie = Marinich
in Kuharjeva.
Pogrebi zena in MOI:
Basca, Skodlar, Volk, Mia
eek, Hrovat, Frank, Habjan,
Lukanc, MAYER, Svete, Sodnikar,
Breskvar, Drasler, Ferkul, Ho-
chevar, Jakse, Klaus, Kromar,
Knaus, Koncan, Kozar, Orazem,
Opalek, Pirc, Pucel, Prime, Sku-
ly, Strnad, Tomasty, Turk, Ia
lar (Oce), in Sc wee drugih.
Koneno pa DO slika move ma
Sc, G.. SokliGa " Lorainu.
Pripeljite svoje sorodnike in
prijatelje. Pridite OBJ casu. Ia
cetek tocno OBJ 1880.
P. S. Mnogi Sc niste videli teh
silk. Pokazane so ma ia dan, XII
Je zanje pomen. Potem pa 81
lahko vsak vzame svojo in 81
10 shrani &c tako zeli.
Anton Grdina.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-29
Zahvala

Cleveland, Ohio. - Priredi-
tev, katero je podal Mladinski
pevski zbor S. D. D. ma odru
Slovenskega delavskega donna
ma Waterloo Rd., je lepo izpa-
ola. Dvorana je bila zasedena
do zadnjega koticKa. Cenjeno
obcinstvo in prijatelji mladih
pevcev SO prisli cd blizu in da-
lee, .da zopet slisijo slovensko
govorico, slovensko pesem il
grl tn rojene mladine. S tenn so
Sc izkazali, da cenijo trud MIA
dine. .~'.'
Iskreno priznanje maj pref
meta Nth ueitelja, pevovodja
Mr.. Louis Seine, XII je vodil glas-
beni del programa, in Mr. John
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-29

Kaluzarja, Mr.. in Mrs. Vinko
Coff pa $500. Hvala YAM, ro-
jaki! =
Sedaj bodo "a nase pevce
kratke pocitnice. Kadar sc DO
'zopet prieelo S rednimi vajami,
DO oh pravem casu objavljeno
v nash domacih casopisih.
Ma prihodnji sell starsev, Sc
DO oddalo dobitke, XII so v pred.
prodaji pr clanih zbora. Ako BE
inmate teh listkov, 81 jih naba.
vite takoj, ker oddane bodo L.
pc nagrade.
Ia odbor starsev
Jennie Sever, tajnica
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-29
KATOLISKI PROTEST IZSILI
e X UKREPA Ma
r o
> ZTDOM

Washington Is. maja (ONA)
- Vatikanski radio je danes
ponoci deial v teku oddaje, ma
Nemciji, katero je "a
belezila Federal Communica-
tons Commission, da so cd ma
cistov kontrolirane hrvaske O.
blasti zaradi p~rotesta zagreb-
skega nadskofa, preklicale ma
redbo, glasom katere hi mora
la policija popisati vse Eide,
vkljucno onih, Xxi so bill po-
stall katolicapi".
Bojec Sc, da ne hi bill zidje
vrzeni v koncentracijska tabori-
Sea, je zagrebski nadskof re v
zacetku marca vlozil energicen
protest proti temu ukrepu, pri
I'd. Ante Pavelieu, hrvaskemu
marijonetnemu ministerskemu
predsedniku.
Vatikanska radio oddaja je
poroeala, da je par dni pozneje
nadskof objasnil svoje stalisce
napram tel naredbi v eni svo-
jih pridig, V kateri je izjavil:
"Nobena posvetna sila niti
politicna organizacija kjerkoli
ma svetu, ne SINE preganjati lju-
di zaradi njihove plemenske pri-
padnosti''.