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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10

WASHINGTON, FEB. 10
(US).-Hsre is a series Of quss-
tions and answers designed TO
clarity President RooseUeit's a.,
hour work week order and steps
taken already by War Manpowsr
Comnissioner Paul v. MeNutt to
implement the order;
Q-What is the purpose OF the
new program?
A-To make available man
power sOrely needed TO increase
war production.
Q-How will it make manpowei
available?
A-Industries going on the A.
hour week will be able To release
a portion Of their workers, no
longer needed because of the
longer week, and make them
available 10 other plants where
there are acute labor shortages
which the employers have been
unable to overcome, even by go
ing on a 48-hour or longer week.
Q-Does il affect every EN-.
ployer and worker in the country
A-No, as OF today IL affects
only those I'm 80 specific labor
shortage areas. More areas will
be designated when shortages
arise, but IL never will be applied
universally because of the huge
labor surplus in many AREAS.
ALL AFFECTED
Q-Does il affect every employer
and worker in the 80 areas?
Ayes, includ ing domestic
servants.
Q-When does II become effec
tive in the 80 areas?
Alt became effective at 10
p. m, EWT, yesterday, but en-
ployers have until March 81 to
bring their work schedules up to
the 48-hour level.
Q-Can any employer be ex
empted?
Ayes, II he can prove TO the
satisfaction OF VINO that a A.
hour week would be detrimental
TO the health or safety of his
workers.
Q-Who, for example. would
make such a claim and probably
get an exemption?
A-The manufacturer of ex-
ploaiyes. In this industry, it has
been found that workers cannot
work more than 43 hours a
week, as an average. without n
lowering OF efficiency which
would endanger their lives, the
lives of their fellow workers, and
their plant.
Q-Who' else might get an ex-
cmption?
Am employer who has been
unable TO attain the goal because
OF material shortages and other
causes beyond his control. But
In these cases, the exemptions
would be temporary.
ALL WILL WORK
Q-What happens TO the
worker who loses his Job because
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
HOsPITALITY's LURE

II seems trey liked Detroit so
well. especially lis unquenchable
thirst To play host. they forgot 10
report back 10 that part Of his
maJesty's navy which is moored on
the Atlantic Coast.
Between them, they have IS
years service and this is the first
time in all OF those years that
they have been so forgetful, which
they claim is high compliment
10 Detroit's friendhneSS.
When they arrived in Detroit
they made for the nearest saloon
and Tighc said:
shall buy US q wee nip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10

Q-What happens to the
worker who loses his Job because
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
MAINTAIN BALANCE
FIGURE CRITICAL NEEDS

The GIMP will work like this:
A manufactures gets an order
for 1000 army trucks. First he
. figures the amounts OF critical
metals tsteel, copper, aluminium,
Ietc) that he and his sub-contrac-
tors need to build the trucks.
This outline is submitted TO the
Program Determination Commit
tee representatives Of army. navy.
maritime, manpoWer. etc. who
OK earmark the necessary ma
terialS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
New WPB Plan
Expected toCure
n
Production Ills
viii Be in Operation
by April /; Co-ordinafes
Materials, Schedules
BY SCOTT WIGLE

A War Production Board plan
of scheduling production and con-
trolling the flow of critical ma
terials. advanced as a cure-all for
war production ills. will be in
operation by April ].
II will be known as the Con-
trolled Materials Plan.
And although ii has been re-
ferred to by some small manufac-
turers who have taken their cue
from the initials GIMP. as "Cripes
More Paper" local WPB officials
are enthusiastic.
MAINTAIN BALANCE
The plan, according TO Daniel J.
Hutchins. local WPB chief. will
maintain a balance between pro-
duction and available materials.
ct will stop some manufac-
turers from running ahead OF
schedule. pilIng up materials
that will not be needed for
months, while other manufac-
So turers are running behind
schedule because OF material
shortages" Hutchins explained.
I'VE will get the things we
need most when we need them"
he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Longer Week
May Cost City
S24,0OO,OOO
Budget Director Addy
Cites Annual Sum
If Rule Applies TO Us

Application Of the 4S-hour work
week TO city employees may cost
the city S24,000,o00 annually
Director David V. Addy
said today.
eff the rule appliess TO u.s."
Addy said, 1--WE will have but
two alternatives;
1-"Lay Oft a large number OF
city workers.
make a substantial In
crease In the city budget.
ct would cost us $4,000, 900
annually at straight time. II we
have TO pay Mt the rate Of time
and-one-half for the sixth day
IL would cost us $4,000, 900.
II don't see how IL would ap-
ply TO board OF education city
employees, hut IL they are eX-
cluded II would cut our costs
down to $4,000, 900.
OFFICIALS ASK
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries Jr
said he was going 10 confer with
my experts Immediately to see IL
the rule applies to us"
Corporation Counsel Paul <,
krause said:
II haven't studied the order,
but IL is my offhand opinion that
IL does not apply to city en-
pioyes."
Mayor Jeffries said that the
order would not affect 10 any
great degree police. fire depart
ment and DSR employees who are
working a six-daay week.
Seventy-five per cent of the
county employees would be affected
by the order, according TO County
Auditor Ray Hafeli.
HAFELFS VIEWS
'1f these employees are placed
under a six-day week a compen-
sating number OF workers will
have to be released 10 war pro-
duction," Hafeli stated.
Provisions for time-and-o
half for overtime can easily be
made"
In the county courts. the dockets
in law are Is months behind and
the chancery dockets are u
back.
The concensus was that a six
day week would close the gap TO
10 months in short time.
Less than 10-month backlog
is not desirable, the judges ex-
plain, because cooling off
period" is necessary in most suits
TO allow litigants to ponder their
charges and soften their tempers.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
In Mrt11nrtant

BAILEY, PHILIP MACKIN. In loving
memory Of our dear son, PHILIP MACKIN
sAhEX Il Word ThS %ds LEFT Us
Day.
To live in the hearts Of those we love is
DAD; MOTHER, BRoTHERs CLAUDE,
NORMAN, CHARLES.
CARROLL, ALICE B. We, your devoted
family, give evidence Of our remembrance
BY payinE tribqte to the memory Of YOU,
your departure. October ~, 1888.
AS the years go by and We grow older,
Your memory is our binding tie;
There's a warmth IN our hearts that will
And love 'n that twin viii never die.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
IANAHAN, CATHERINE c.. In loving
ER1NE c, LANAHAN, who died four years
ago today, October 81 1899;
MEYER. DORoTHEA. token of love
mother, DOROTHEA MEYER, who de-
parted this life eighteen years ago today,
" son AND DAUGHTER.
SARGENT, SARAH H. AND THEODORE
F. In precious, loving memory of our dear
mother and father, SARAH H and THEO-
DCRE SARGENT. who were called to eter-
nsl lie October ~, 1880, and october
Though We miss them more as the years
We rejoice in their perfect rest.
for hs ot sne death Of His saints in the sight
In Heaven is forever blest.
THEIR SON AND DAuGHTER. DAuGaati sAti' THOMAS On
W. AND VIRGINIA W. SARGENT.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Mrs. Mary E. Murphy
Dies After Iona Illness

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Murphy. 80, a
resident of the District for the past
20 years, died yesterday at her home
47l2 Butterworth place NV, after
a months illness.
Prayers will be offered at her home
at $50 o'clock tonight. Funeral
services and burial will be in Rut-
land, VT.
Mrs. Murphy, a native of Swansea
Wales, came to the United States
when she was 2 years old. She had
lived in Rutland before she came
to Washington with her husband
Timothy J, Murphy. who died about
is years ago. She was a member of
St. AIMS Church.
She is survived by four daughters,
Mrs. w. F. Burke of Rutland, Mrs.
Margaret Sullivan, Miss Joan Muir
ply, both OF Washington. and 1t
Agnes E. Murphy, a member of the
WACS; nine grandchildren and four
great grandchildren
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Mrs. Luce Says Nation
Lacks Foreign Policy
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Represent-
ative Glare Boothe Luce, Republican,
of Connecticut declared in an arti-
Gle released by Liberty Magazine
yesterday that President Roosevelt
80 far has not formed an intelli-
gent, coherent, democratic foreign
policy or, indeed, any foreign policy
which he shares with the people. !"
She urged that the President take
the initiative in formulating a for
eign policy which would be clear
In the minds of the people" and of
advantage to the United States after
the war.
Mrs. Luce said there could be "a
limited number of explanations why
President Roosevelt has no foreign
policy which he shares with the
people" and listed them as follows:
Il. Mr.. Roosevelt is a man who
does not know his own mind, who
has no clear idea on foreign affairs.
2. He Is totally unaware of the
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Virginia Women to Hold
Equal Rights PurIey

By the Associated Press.
Mrs. Eudora Ramsey Richardson
women in a conference with men,
bers Of the Virginia congressional
delegation tomorrow seeking re-
consideration of the equal rights
for women" constitutional amend
ment
Among the women to participate
in the conference are Mrs. r. G.
Boatwright, Coeburn. president of
the General Federation of Women S
Clubs Of Virginia; Mrs. g. j. Roby,
Loudoun County. and Mrs. Cecil
Norton Broy, Arlington.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Mrs. Rosa {. Pennabaker
Dies in Cleveland

Mrs. Rosa C. Pennabaker, 70, a
native of the District and a retired
Patent Office employe, died Mon
day after long illness at the hor-e g
of son in Cleveland. according to
word received here today.
A requiem mass will be sung at
10 am. tomorrow at St. Pauls
Church. Fifteenth and v streets
NV. Burial will be in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
Mrs. Pennabaker had lived here
all of her life until about three
months ago, when she was removed
to the home of her son, Clinton B.
Pennabaker, jr, in Cleveland. She
had been employed by the Patent
Office for 80 years.
She received her early education
at Holy Cross Academy Because
Of her beauty she was selected to
pose as the Madonna for a paint
ing which now hangs in the acad-
emy.
Besides her son, she is survived
by sister, Mrs. Gillette Saunders,
Washington, and two granddaugh-
ters. She was the sister of the late
Charles Cottrell, who was a member
of the Capitol staff of the Associ-
ated Press for many years.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Emmo Baker, Former
Maryland Teacher, Dies

By the Associated Press.
TORONTO, Oct. 27.-Miss Emma
IS. Baker. 81, who had taught in
colleges in the United States and
Canada, died in a hospital here yes
terday.
She served as principal at col
leges in Belleville, Ontario; Toronto;
Williamsport, Pa; Lutherville, Md
and Mount Allison College, Sack
vile. New Brunswick. She retired
at SO. but was recalled the follow
ing year to the principalship OF
Maryland College for Women at
Lutherville, where she remained for
five years.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Rev. {. {. Dor|ing, Cleric
Who Ran the Derby,' Dies

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-The Rev. Ed
ward E. Dorling, 10, known as the
Clergyman who ran the Derby"
died yesterday.
The last of the Dorlings who for
more than a century were associated
with EPSON, he was at his death
general manager of the EPSON
Grandstand Association, which di-
rects England's greatest horse race.
Starting as master at the Derby
School, MI. Dorling became head
master and minor canon at Sails
bury Cathedral and then a vicar.
Scme years ago he retired from
general clerical work to devote him.
sslf to his EPSON duties, but con-
tinued to of1ciate occasionally.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
THOMPSON. ERNEST MILTON. c
TONNE. PHINEAs STOW

r. Chapter. Knights Rose CroiX. A
~ A. S. R.. IN the Valley of Wash
80 ington, will give Us Rose Croix
service for our late brother.
PTN PHINEAS STOW TOWNE. on
r Thursday. october %. 1913, at
] pm, at the Chambers funeral
parlor. 400 Chaplin st. NV.
HECTOR G. SPAULDING. 33o,
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Mrs. Rutherford Poison,
Former Teacher, Dies

Mrs. Ruth Sinclair Poison, Al,
former Nebraska school teacher and
wife of Rutherford j. Poison, an en-
ploye Of the Federal Crop Insurance
Corp, died here yesterday of heart
attack. She lived at 1927 Quesada
place NV.
A native of Lincoln, Nebr., she was
educated in Nebraska public schools.
She taught at schools at Seward and
Talmadge, Nebr., and at the Univer-
sity of Nebraska School of Aericul-
ture. She had lived here about 81
years.
| Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by daughter, Joyce; her
father, Alex H. Sinclair. Washing
ton, and brother, DR.. Paul Sinclair,
Chicago.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Fonny Former Firm Fined

SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. 27 (P.-
The Fanny Farmer Candy Co., Har-
risburg, Pa, pleaded no contest yes
terday to charge of shipping i'm
pure candy from its Harrisburg fac
tory and was fined $3.50 by Federal
Judge Albert w. johnson. The
charge was brought under the Fed
eral Pure Food and Drug Act.
Evening star., 1943-10-27

terrible political forces at work in
the world.
g. He is incapable of handling
them If he is aware.
4. He is subject primarily to po-
litical considerations.
IS. With all these powers (Which
he possesseS Mr.. Roosevelt dares
not act vigorously in many vital
matters until a majority of the peo-
pie make up thei rminds in every
detail of foreign affairs from Russia
to Libya, from Singapore to Manila"
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Novy Names 2 Killed
In Rhode Island Crash
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, Oct. 27-Headquarters
of the 1st Naval District identified
the victims of plane crash near
Fort Getty. jamestown, r. l., yes
terday as Ensign Charles Perry of
New Haven, Conn, and Aviation
Radioman, first class, X. E. Phend
Albion, Mich.
The ship was on a routine flight
from Quonset Naval Air Station
Monday when it crashed and burst
into flames. A naval board of inquiry
is investigating the crash.
Evening star., 1943-10-27

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Evening star., 1943-10-27

1855 B st. ne, beloved son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William H Henson, brother Of Evelyn
Anderson. Wonzie Powell and Grace Wash
ington: father OF Audrey ONeal, Lavinla
and Kari Henson; He also leaves two
grandchildren and other relatives and
friends Friends may call at the W. Ernest
Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You ST NV,
after 10 am. Wednesday, october 81;
Funeral Thursday. october 2S, at 30
D m. from the above funeral church. Rev.
G. T. Long officiating Relatives and
friends invited 1nterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. q
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Mrs. Ethel c. Price Dies;
Insurance Leaders Wife

By the Associated Press.
GREENSBORO. N. c., Oct. 81
Mrs. Ethel Clay Price, SO, wife OF
Julian Price, president of the JET
ferson Standard Life Insurance Co.,
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Liquor Store Patron
Uses Bible to Test
CIerk's S Sincerity
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 27.-If
you don't believe your liquor
dealer, try this:
A customer entered a Balti-
more dispensary yesterday,
pulled Bible from his pocket,
opened it and placed it on the
counter.
He told the clerk to place his
hand on the Bible, adding,
Nov swear you haven't any
whisky"
The customer got a quart.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22
K vojakom

Vceraj je odsel k vojakom
Joseph Zupancic, XII je Re tretji
sin druzine Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph
Zupancic, 1919 E. rs ST., XII Sc
nahaja v sluzbi Strica Sama.
Eden izmed bratov, Louis Sc ma
haja v Camp Edwards, Mass,
ter je pravkar graduiral il Off
cirske Sole, drugi, Ernest, Sc
sedaj nahaja v oficirski Soil V
Monmouth, N. j., Oba, Louis in
Ernest sta bila pred svojim cd
hodom k vojakom, aktivna ella.
ma pevskega zbora Jadran v Col
linWoodu. zelimo vsem trem
fantom srecen in zdrav povra-
TEX!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22
ZENSKA-NACELNICA
JEKLARSKE UNIJE

ATLANTA, Ga, II. januar-
ia. - Mrs. Betty Hill Karr, sta
ra Al let in Re stara matt ter
bivsa pevka v nekem nocnem
klubu, je postala prva zenska
predsednica locala United Steel
Workers unije.
Mrs. Karr, XII je lepa brunei
ka, je takoj pc Pearl Harborju
opustila svoje opravilo v noe
mem klubu ter postala delavka v
tovarni, kjer izdelujejo vojno
produkcijo. Lanskega septem-
bra je bila ena izmed vodite-
ljev, XII so organizirali delavstvo
v doticni tovarni in zdaj je bila
izvoljena "a predsednico locala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22
letalci
zadeli in p%oskodovali
japonsko krizarko
Avstralci in Amerikanci IL
Siscujejo Sana n a d o ia
poncev. - Velike izgube
japonskega letalstva.

Glavni stan generala Mac
Arthurja, Australia, petek, %.
januarja. " dveh napadih, XII
jih je podvzela zavezniska letal-
ska sila ma dvoje japonskih,
skoraj 1000 mill vsaksebi leze-
cih baz, so bile poskodovane
ena japonska prizarka in tri tr-
govske ladje. Avstralske cete,
borece Sc v deznem nalivu, pa
so izcistile Japonce IL nadalj-
mega kraja v Sanananda odse-
ku.
Zavezniske cete pri Sananadli
so vceraj pobile $50 Japoncev,
docim 50 preziveli zdaj ostali
Sc v treh tako zvanih zepih.
V zraku pa so vceraj zavez-
niski htalci ~sestrelili ali posko-
dovali 81 japonskih letal.
V sredo so ameriski bombni-
XII sestrelili mad morjem v blizi-
nj Wewaka ~ %japonskih bojnih
letal, sest nadaljnih pa SO po-
skodovali. V teh bojih MISC il
gubili ameriski letalci niti enega
letala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22
P%remogarji Penn
s~ylvaniji so koncali
22-dnevnO stavkO
Delavci SO priceli zopet z
delom, ne da bi dobili Ia
gotovila, da Sc DO nemu-
donna zadostilo njihovim
zahtevam.

WILKES-BARRE, Pa, 21.
januarja. - Pennsylvania pre-
mogarji v rovih trdega premo-
ga so koncali danes svoj % dni
t~rajajoci strajk, katerega so
priceli v protest proti 50-cent-
menu zvisanju mesecne unijske
clanarine in "a izsiljenje visa
MIA mezde "a diva dolarja ma
dan. ~Premogarji so sklenili, da
Sc odzovejo pozivu predsednika
Roosevelta ter pricno zopet z
delom.
Edna diva rova, kjer so pre-
mogarji Sc vedno ma stavki, sta
Susquehanna row, st. Z. kjer je
Sc ma stavki 1000 delavcev, in
Payne Coal Co., Exter, kjer je
ma stavki 800 delavcev.
~Premogarji, XII so priceli 20.
pet z delom, MISC dobili nobene-
ga zagotovila, da Sc DO takoi
ugodilo njihovim zahtevam. Ne.
kateri premogarji so izjavili, da
bodo svoje zahteve tudi posle.
potiskali v ospredje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22
James Farley
pravi, da BIO vojna
Sc letos koncana
Ameriska produkcija kakor
tudi ameriska vojaska sila
bosta usodni osiscu.

MEXICO CITY, 20. januarja.
James A. Farley, bivsi nacel-
mix narodnega demokratskega
odbora, je danes izjavil, da DO
Nemcija porazena Sc pred kon-
Gem leta 1913.
"Videl sem, kaj Amerika da-
mes %producira, in &c dodamo k
nasi produkciji Sc bojnega du-
ha nasega vojastva, vsega tega
ne more osisce premagati. Ma
drugi strani pa moe Nemcije
pojema. Danes je dokazano, da
je njena zracna sila inferiorna
v primeri z letalstvom zavezni-
kov, in to pc stevilu kakor tu-
di pc kakovosti letal.
En- dokaz tega je, da osiscna
zraGna sila nj mogla prepreciti
izkrcanja zaveznikov v severni
Afriki, dasi il je bila Re vec dni
pref znano, da je v Gibraltarju
velika koncentracija zaveznis-
kin ladij."
Farley je prispel sem pc tr-
govskih opravkih ter DO obiskal
vec mehiSkih NEST.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22
NeOdvisna in nevtralizirana slOvenska
drzava, XII mai bi bazirala ma Trstu
Tako drzavo pa 81 zele Slovenci samo v slucaju, &c bi
zaradi srbsko-hrvatskega spora postala nemogoea
vzpostavitev Jugoslavije. Meje take drzave mai
bi bile zaiamcene po velesilah.

bila popolnoma nevtralizirana
in hi imela jamstva cd strani
velesil. Slovenska drzava maj bi
bazirala ma Trstu ter bi preko
tega juznega Hamburga (Trsta)
kontrolirala trgovske crte V
centralno Evropo.
Povratek isgubljenh pokrajin
Ma vsak nacin pa zele biti
Slovenci popolnoma zdruzeni
pod emo Waldo v DRAW, XII ma
hi dobila nazaj cd Nemcev vso
Stajersko in Kranjsko, cd Itali-
janov pa Istro in trzaski okraj
kakor tudi ono ozemlje, XII ga je
leta 1941 okupiralo osisce ter
ga izrocilo Madzarski.
Srbi Sele ustreGi SloVencem
Cello Srbi Sc zde, da komaj ca
kajo zadovoljiti slovenskim re-
liam in zele, da dobe Slovenci
nazaj svoje manjsine v Italiji in
Avstriji. Bivsi jugoslovanski
premier Dusan Simomic .je OBJ
ljubil pred letom dni Slovencem
po londonskem radiu, da DO pc
vojni Trst jugoslovanski (radi
cesar je moral tudi It'll. - Ured-
nistvo).
TeSaven poloSoj Hrvatske
Pozicija Hrvatov DO sila te-
zavna, &c Jugoslavija ne DO
vzpostavljena, toda trdno upa-
10, da DO in da Sc DO pregrupi-
ralo jugoslovanske narode fe-
derativni drzavi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22
Vesti liz Balkana

LONDON, (Radio sprejem-
ma sluzba) - Londonski radio
poroca o krcevitih toda brezu,
spesnih naporih Pavelica, da hi
osvobodili polkovnika France,
tiea. Tega castnika so partiza.
nj ulovili Srednji Bosni, ko sc
jim je posrecilo S streli IL ma
vadnih pusk strmoglaviti njego.
vo letalo. (Po drugih. vesteh je
polkovnik Francetic re, umrl v
ujetnistvu.)
Glasom porocil il c~asopisia
pod nemsko kontrolo je zagreb-
Ska obcina obcutno dvignila tro-
sarino ma alkoholne place: ma
vadno vino 600 kun hektoliter,
vino boljse vrste 2,400 kun HEX.
toliter.
Paveliceva vlada sc je odloci-
la, popraviti tri topniearke jul
goslovanske donavske NORMA
rice, XII so bile potopljene v te-
ku bojev oh priliki napada ma
Jugoslavijo. Hrvaska namerava
torej utvariti lastno recno vol.
no brodovje.
Ma bosanskih planinah je "a
padel sneg in zavladal hue
mraZ.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22
ZADNJE VESTI
ANGLEZI V

ANULEXl v lINlfOLl1U
KOlOne Osme armada ge-
nerala Montgomeryja SO
prodrle glavne utrdbe me-
sta Tripolija ter vstopilc v
njegova ~predmestja. Beze-
&c cete marsala RommeIa
pa so dosegle Tunisijo ter
so re rs milf globoko v tu-
niski pokrajini.
Italijanska porocila ma
znanjajo, da Sc vrse okoli
TripOlija srdite bitke.
RUSI PREDRLI NEMSKE
CRTE
LONDON, 22. januarja.
- Nemsko vrhovno powell
stvo je danes izjavilO, da so
ruske sile, XII napadajO Sta
lingrad cd Whoda in zapa-
da predrle Obrambne crte
"nemskih ~brambovcev Sta
lingrada", "a katerimi Sc
nahajajo zadnji ostanki vo-
.jastva 22 nemSkih divizij.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-22
ANCLE5kA OSMA ARMADA
JE PRED VRATI TRIp0LUA
Mesto Tripoli vplamenih. Vojastvo osisca
dozivlja tn svoj mali Dunkirk.
BEzEcI NEMCI IN ITALIJANI POI TOCO BONE IN
KROCEL

co krogel ~strojnic zavezniskih
letalcev.
Pristanisce v Tripoliju, kjer
SO v plamenih vsi doki, je delo-
ma zamaseno pc pogreznjenih
ladjah.
Saperji osisca so povzrocili
veliko skodo ma cestah in mo-
stovih ma obeh straneh mesta.
Prisnanje rimskega rodia
Rimski radio priznava, da so
Sc pricele osiscne armada uni
kati IL Tripolija, kakor je bilo
pricakovati.
V Tuniziji pa so zavezniki "a
casno v defenzivi. Tam so vdrle
osiscne cete dvanajst mill glo-
boko v francoske pozicije.
zrtve oh iskrcamju
LONDON, petek, %. januar-
ia. - Angleska admiraliteta
naznanja, da je bio S t%orpedira-
MEM angleske nosilke letal A
venger pri izkrcavanju zaveznis-
kin Get v severni Afriki izgub-
ljenih 5O7 angleskih mornarjev.