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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08

njegovi nasprotniki, pri j o ri
Markvard in meniha Mihael in
Ivan, so bill zaprti vetrinj-
skem samostanu, prejsnji opat
Albertus pa je pod strogim mad
zorstvom sameval ma pristavi
Weinholf pri Gradcu - zlom-
lien MOI, XII nj bill V stanu Sc
enkrat stopiti ma bojno plan.
Malta je ma priporocilo pa
ira Hugona res postal prapor-
Soak zatiskega opata, ali veselil
Sc je svojega novega dostojan-
stva lie prav malo casa. Kmalu1
je zacel uvidevati, da je pater
! Hugon lie incl prav, ko mu je|
rekel, da pride ura razocaranja,
ker tudi najboljsi opat nj mic
vreden. -.
-Menistvo, je bill dejal ta-
krat pater Hugon, Sc je prezi-
velo in kakor je bilo svoj cas-
koristno, tako je sedaj skod-
1.-Two in vsled tega je tudi vsak
posamezni menih lie lnesreca "a
ljudi, med katerimi zivi.
Malta takrat nj prav razu-
mel, kaj da je hotel pater HUI
gon povedati S temi besedami,
ali cez nekaj casa Sc mu je "a
cello svitati.
V samostanu so vladale sedaj
nekam drugacne razmere, ka-
kor "a casa Albertusa. Menihi
so Sc morali drzati vsaj glavnih
predpisov svojega reda. Prete-
pov in orgij nj bilo vec,( ali vzor-
no radi tega samostansko ziv-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08

nut je bill jekleni kit samo Be
neznatna tocka ma obzorju.
Usmerili smo Sc proti jugoza-
padu, cetrt ure po tenn sreea-
nju, XII nj nenavadno. Podmor-
nice r1ismo veG videli.
Ali je bill grozotni brod, XII
mas je bill pravkar ustavil, Fran
coz, Anglez ali Nemec? Kapitan
sam nj vedel. Prikazal Sc je
brez znakov, po katerih bi ga
mogli spoznati, odstranil Sc je,
me da bi pokazal zastavo. Ver-
jetno pa je slo "a Francoza, Xxi
je nadziral maroske obale. Ia
cas- smo bill v visini Agadirja,
kaksnih 100 kilometrov cd oba-
lie, XII Sc je jasno crtala ma OBJ
zorju.
Ma krovu Sc je bio polastilo
vseh majhno razburjenje, kajti
bas v teh vodovjih nj bilo vide
tt re dolgo nobene podmornice.
Bas ia wits, XII ga je napravil O.
bisk ma mostvo, je vzrok, da je
to porocilo malo obseznejse, ne
go bi ga dogodek, XII Sc je kon-
cal tako malo senzacionalno, Ia
sluzil. o pogresanem letalu nj
smo ma nadaljnji poti proti O.
tokom Zelenega rita in Braziliji
nicesar opazili.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08
Drustveni kOledar
DECEMBER

DECEMBER
IL. decembra, nedelja. - Kon-
cert umetnika Zlatko Balo-
kovica, pod pokroviteljstvom
Zdruzenega odbora JUNO slo-
vanskih Americanov (Srbi,
Hrvati, Slovenci, Bolgari it'd
Slovenskem narodnem domu
ma St. Clair Ave.
25. decembra, sobota. - Socia-
listicni klub st. 49 - Piles
v Slovenskem delavskem do
mu ma Waterloo Rd.
81. decembra, petek. - Jadran
Silvestrov pies Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Water
loo Rd.
81. decembra. Silvestrova
zabava ma starega leta vecer,
Kluba tzapadnih slovenskih
drustev, 6818 Denison Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08

ljenje Sc vedno nj bilo. sMenihi
so pogostoma hodili il samosta-
ma in obiskovali kmetske hiSe
rpo okolici. Pri tenn so vedno skr-'
bell, da so njeli kaj drobiza "a
mase, ali kake druge namene in
denar navadno zapili. Tudi "a
obljubo cistosti Sc MISC menili,
ceprav je MISC vee tako oeitno
krsili kakor poprej. Zgodilo Sc
je pa dostikrat, da so kmetski
fantje zasacili kakega meniha
ma prepovedanih potih in mu
kosti posteno prerahljali. Edi-
nj Hugon Alba nj nikdar zapu-
still svoje celice, &c ga MISC xii
Gala opravila, in obceval nj z
nikomer, izvzemsi Matijo. Ia je
veckrat hodil k patru Hugonu
ma pogoyore. Zapazil je kmalu,
da je Hugon nesrecen svojem
stanu in pocasi je izvabil' il
NIGGA njegovo skrivnost. Pater
Hugon je.bil izgubil vero. Nj vec
verjel, da je katoliska vera edi-
ma prava vera, spoznal je, da je
med Kristusovimi besedami in
med nauki rimske cerkve nepre-
mostno nasprotje, obsojal je
| pocetje rimskih papezev in NIL
hovih duhoynikov in obzaloval,
| da nj mogoce vzbuditi proti tenn
razmeram takega odpora, kakor
ga je vzbudil Jan Hus ma &c.
skena.
Pocasi Sc sje Malta seznanil
| Huspvin1i nauki in oklenil Sc jill
je D vso gorecnostjo. S tenn
nauki je primerjal dejanje il
nehanje zatiskih opatov in me
nihov in ,polagotna Sc je pora
jaIa ~ njegovena srcu velika ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08
1,aaaljevanje,

- Pater Hugon, je dejal, mi
je obljubil, da postanem pra.
porseak novega opata. Kar je
bill Rowan, to postanem JAZZ. Bog
We, &c Sc potem Sc vojvodinja ne
zaljubi v meme, kakor Sc je v
RovaIia.
Hugon Alba je incl jake tez-
ko nalogo. Komisija mu je ma.
lozila, da preisce vse poeetje
ubeglega opata Albertusa in vse
razmere v sarnostanu ter zlasti
vse okolnosti, XII Sc tieejo raz:
merja med Albertusom in cd.
stavljenim opatom Petrom. Ia.
sliseval je dan ma dan razlicne
price in zaslisal ma veliko nevo.
ljo menihov ;tudi kmetske moze
in zene. Posebno pozornost je
posvetil dogodku ma samostan.
ski pristavi, kjer je Polonics
storila tako zalosten konec. G
njeni babici Sc cd tedaj nj nj.
kdar vec slisalo. Ma pristavi sc
jo bill tedaj izpustili in cd ia.
krat je izginila brez sledu. Hu.
gon je storil vse, kar je bilo mo.
goce, da bi jo nasel, ker jo je
potreboval kot prieo in napo'
sled je obljubil nagrade deset
cekinov tistemu, kdor starkc
najde. -.
Samostanski usluzbenci il
kmetje so cd tedaj neprestant
iskali PoloniGino babico in ces
nekaj tednov Sc jim je res po
srecilo, da so jo iztaknili pri ne
KEN oglarju v gozdu blizu Tur
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08

potenn Sc me je lotilo razburja-
ME. Hitro sem poiskal svojo ka-
.bino, pospravil nekaj stvari Y
majhen kovceg, vtaknil listnico
in potni list ter wei neki po-
vrsnik, kajti nikoli ne yes, .kaj
Sc lahko zgodi, &c sprozi pod.
mornica svoj torpedo.
Kmalu sem stal poleg kapita-
ma. Podmornica Sc je dvignila
ma povrsino in Sc nam pocasi
priblizevala. zalajalo je nekoli.
ko, brzkone SO bill to SLEPT sire
Ii s strojnice. Povelje, maj Sc u.
stavimo!
Brez zastave, pocasi Sc nam
je priblizal grozotni brod. Med
nami in MIN je lie nekoliko ste
metrov, nasa Helena" je ca.
kala ma rahlo dvigajocem sc
morju, kaj Sc bo zgodilo. Nebo
je bio jasno, pogled ma morje
je bill krasen, samo voda izpod
krme podmornice je ribala belo
crto v zelenino vodovja.
z daljnogledom smo spoznali
nekoliko modro oblecenih MOI
oh periskopu - tedaj so Sc Ia
bliskale iskre. Tam preko je "a
eel delovati aparat "a make, po.
govor, XII so ga vodili med Sc
boj, je trajal eel cas-. V jarkem
soncu je incl mas mornar, XII je
opravljal to delo, 'nelahko nalo-
go, toda potrpezljivostjo in
brezprimerno ustrezljivostjo je
"sovraznik" ponavljal in ponav-
ljal crte in pike, dokler nj slo
vse V redu. Ma zadnje nam ,je
sporocil Sc posebno vest: "V
teh vodah Sc je izgubilo letalo.
Pazite!"
Podmornica Sc je obrnila
proti severn. Cez nekoliko mi,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08

VOLTA proti menihom in tudi
proti opatu Petru.
Ta nevolja pa Sc je izpreme-
Mia V ocitno sovraStvo, ko je vi
del, da opat strogo izterjuje
vse, kar so bill kmetje dolzni
dajati. Krivicnega nj zahteval
nicesar, lie to, kar je incl samo-
stan pravico zahtevati. Ia kme-
ia pa je bilo re to jako hudo
kajti bremena, XII jih je moral
nositi, SO bila silno velika, a
zmagoval jih je tenn tezje, kel
je bill prejsnji opat ljudstve
prav neclovesko izmolzel.
(Dalie Drihndn5iG)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08
ttOPATOV
PRAPOR$CAK"
sPIsAL FIR. RENEE
SPIsAL FIR. RENEE

jaka, kamor Sc je bila zatekla
po dogodku ma pristavi.
2 njenim zaslisanjem je bila
obsirna preiskava koncana in
Malta je dobil ukaz, da nese
zapisnike vizitatorju opatu An
gelusu v Rein. Polonicini babi-
ci je Hugon ponudil vecjo vso-
to denarja, a starka je vzlic
svojemu ubostvu nj hotela we
ii.
- Ma denarju, XII pride il
duhovniskih rok, nj bozjega bla-
goslova, je bill yes njen odgo-
vor.
Oglar il turjaskega gozda pa
nj bill tega mnenja in je z We
seljem sprejel ia denar ter sc
zavezal, da bo do smrti dobro
skrbel "a Polonicino babico.
Malta, XII je odnesel zapis-
nike o dovrseni preiskavi v Rein
je incl narocilo, da poeaka, kaj
odloci komisija. Izostal je veG
tednov. Koncno Sc je vendal
vrnil in prinesel vest:
Opat Albertus pl. Lindek je
odstavljen "a vselej in mora it
ma samostansko pristavo '
Weinhofu pri Gradcu, prior
Markvard in meniha Mihael ir
Ivan, glavni sokrivci Albertuso.
vi, morajo delati tri leta pro
fes v vetrinjskem samostanu
Peter Limsak pa je pripoznar
in potrjen kot zatish opat.
XIII.
d. Peter Limbsak je bill cope
opat v Zaticini. Najnevarnejs
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Sreeonie S podmor.
I nico


Sedela sva kapitanom v
njegovi kajuti, pise svicarski
novinar Gouzy, in 81 pripovedo-
vala vsakovrstne zgodbe, ko je
priropotal po stopnicah navzdol
sluzbujod castnik in sporocil:
"Podmornica dive milf pred ma
mi"
Kapitan je planil kyisku, "a
gnal napol dokajeno cigaro v
pepelnik in nekoliko skoki do
segel poveljniski most. JAZZ sam
sem bill sprva malo presenecen,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-08

SHke pedtavlo te mornarike
WAVE poletna ima in beo sucker obeko om noj
ocike oobe,
mod nojo nski
dave posebno tehnm
zensega
odde priU
Evening star., 1943-10-22
u. 5. and Jap Planes
Battle West Of Attu
Petrol Encounters Bombe
Near Komundorskis
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
A brief engagement between q big
naval patrol bomber and a Japanese
bombing plane off the Komandorski
Islands in the North Pacific was re-
ported by the Navy today.
The Navy Catalina patrol plane,
the Navy said, engaged Japanese
Mitsubishi medium !'omber yester-
day afternoon 1876 miles westnorth-
west of Attu Island.
That location would put the en-
gagement southwest of the Roman
dorskiS, which are Russian E,ands
100 miles from Attu.
Both planes scored hits, but neither
was shot down in the short engage
ment. The Navy added that the
patrol bomber suffered no casualties
to personnel and no material
damage in the brief engagement.
The area of the air fight ic near
that in which a surface action was
fought with japanese warships last
March when an American naval
force engaged two heavy japanese
cruisers, two light cruisers. six de-
stroyers and two transports. In that
battle, fought at long range for three
and half hours, the two Japanese
heavy cruisers and one of the enemy
light cruisers were damaged. Minor
damage was sustained by the United
States vessels.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Helen DettweiIer to Pilot Forts
For Army's Ferry Command
D. c. Golf Champion
Storts Training Course
In Class of II Women

From golf champion to pilot of
Flying Fortress is the transition
achieved by Helen Dettweiler,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William E
DettWeller, 55l7 Grove street. Chevy
Chase, Md, within the space of nine
months.
With Is other women. Miss Dett-
weller, %, reported at Columbus.
Ohio, this week to plunge into an
intensive nine-week training pro-
gram that will include everything
from plotting heavy bombers to fix
ing a sparkplug. Previously Miss
Dettweiler spent six months in fight
instruction at Sweetwater, Tex.
The II. members of the Women's
Air Force Service Pilots (WASPS)
are civilian employees of the Army
and will handle the big ships for
the Army's Ferry Command.
A native of Washington, Miss
DettWeller was graduated from
Trinity College here, and won her
wings as an Army Ferry Command
Evening star., 1943-10-22
NOTICE TO READERS AND
ADVERTISERS

Further reduction in the supply of newsprnt paper in
Canaoa and in the United States orders of
tne War Production Board limiting of paper by Amer
lean newspapers make further reduction in the size
of The Star.
All advertisers requested reduce their advertising
by 10 per cent compared with their lineage used in the fourth
quarter of 1912.
In order to comply strictly in and spirit with neces
say governmental regulations The Star the size
OF both the evening and Sunday paper limiting the size of
Inc Evening Star to of 38 pages daily with maxi
mum of 48 pages any one day.
Although the circulation has been limited in certain
localities and other restrictions effected there
mas been an increase of between 10000 daily and
Sunday In circulation of The the prewar period of
1884, on which WPB regulations for the consumption Of
paper are based Notwithstanding this circulation
Inc Star Will reduce its consumption paper during October
9 OF that used in 194 and further reductions may be
necessary during November December.
The Star regrets the necessity of limiting the amount of
advertising in order that full news and fea
lures may be maintained appreciates understanding
and cooperation of its readers and advertisers.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Neighbor Testifies
To Seeing Light in
De Marigny Bedroom
Grown Strikes Blow at
Defendants Statement
He Was Asleep at Time
Ey the Associated Press.

NASSAU, Bahamas. Oct. o.
Blows were aimed today at the
slnged hair and fngerprint
testimony against Alfred de
Marigny, but the Crown coun-
tered with statement about a
light burning in the defendants S
bedroom at the time he said he
was asleep on the night Sir
Harry Oakes was killed.
Howard Lightbourne. nextdoor
neighbor to Sir Harrys son-in-law
who is on trial for murder, said he
returned home about 1890 am. and
noticed that De Marigny's bedroom
was lighted.
He awakened at las am. and
again at 4 a m, Mr.. Lightbourne re-
lated, and still the light was burn
ing.
De Marigney had told police he
came home and went directly to
bed and to sleep after escorting two
guests at a dinner party to their
cottage near Sir Harry's sumptuous
estate, Westbourne.
Mr.. Lightbourne said he could not
swear that the light burned con-
tinuously from 1890 until 4.
Bacteriologist Testifies.
The neighbor took the stand after
bacteriologist and Mrs. Jean
Ainslie, wife of an RAF flyer, both
called as crown witnesses, had given
testimony on cross-examination
with which the defense sought to
knock down prosecution contentious
DR.. Leonard Higgins, the bac-
teriologist, told of finding no burned
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Munich Anti-Nazi FEELING
Reported Increasing
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
STOCKHOLM, Oct. GA Swedish
traveller who has just completed a
trip through Germany said today
that strong reaction is piling UP
against Naziism and Prussian mill
tarism in Munich, birthplace of Ma
tional Socialism, fed by a desire for
postwar separation from Prussia.
He pictured Munich as desiring in
clusion in Danubian federation or
some other group which will separate
them from Prussia.
Anti-Nazi feeling at Munich has
been strengthened by action against
Catholics and the closing of con-
vents" he added.
He gave the Stockholm newspaper
Dagens Nyheter this further picture
OF the situation:
"All the people of Munich hope to
gain their freedom from Prussia
Nazi subordinates in Munich are
aware Of this feeling, but are afraid
to report the trend to Hitler and
Gestapo Chief Heinrich Himmler
for fear they will lose their jobs. So
they furnish false reports on the
conditions in order to hide the true
situation"
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Solicitors Redoub|e
Efforts for PIedqes
In War Fund Drive
Jennings Hopes to Reach
Cool by End of Month;
47qo Of Quote Ruised

Solicitors for the Community
War Fund doubled their efforts
today as Coleman Jennings, cam
paign chairman, begged them to
collect the remaining So per cent
of the S4,800,000 goal in the nine
days before the end of this
month. Total collected so far is
$2,254 ,232.94 - At per cent of
quota.
We have been at it three weeks" "
Mr.. Jennings declared. I'VE are
taking too long to collect these
funds"
He and Herbert L. Willett. jr..
executive director of the campaign
have promised from its beginning
to close the campaign as soon as
everyone in the city had been So
hclted. Aid to prisoners of war,
United Nations Relief. United Serv-
ice Organizations and the local
Community Chest are included in
the drive.
Hope to Avoid Check backs.
We hope to avoid asking the
same people to give more" Mr.. Will
lett said. I'VE want to cover the
city thoroughly and then stop"
The present total was announced
yesterday at the first general re-
port luncheon at the United States
Chamber Of Commerce. Solicitors
from all four divisions heard stern
words from marine veteran of
Guadalcanal who has won the Silver
Star, a Presidents Citation and
numerous campaign ribbons during
action OF year and a half in the
Pacific area.
The batting average of the bows
in the Pacific is all right Corpl
Rodney Piper. U. S. M. c., declared.
"HoWs yours? If you don't get the
money here, we can't have USO
clubs out there"
He said that boys in the field
would not dare fall down on an
assignment like some of the people
here at home do"
1T would be a heck of mess
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Dodecanese Commands
Captured, Berlin Reports
By the Associated Press.

LONDON. Oct. ga Berlin
broadcast said today that British
forces had made Commando-like
landing on the Dodecanese Island of
Kalymnos. between Cos and Leros,
in an effort to carry out large scale
demolitions.
The broadcast, recorded by the
Associated Press, declared the force
was captured as soon as 1t was put
ashore. 1t was described as
reconnaissance detachment carrying
quantities of dynamite and other
explosives.
The British previously had an
nounced they had occupied Leros
and Cos and there we're reports they
had gone into several Of the other
Dodecanese Islands, but the Ger
mans now claim to have recaptured
Cos.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
5th Army Drives Ahead 10 Miles.
Seizing Important Road Junction;
Fierce Counterattacks Beaten off
Enemy Prevented
From Setting Up
New Positions
b. the Associated Press.

S's tlS ASSoSioNSu TICSS
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, AL
giers, Oct. 22-Pursuing the re-
treating Germans too closely to
permit them to establish new
defense positions, American
troops of the 5th Army captured
the important road junction
town of Alife in a 10-mile ad-
vance and beat off a furious
German counterattack, Gen.
Dwight D. EiSenhowers head
quarters said today.
The town of Piedimonte dAlife
near Alife also fell before the Amer
lean assault while on the 5th Army S
left flank British troops beat off a
massive German attack aimed at
CanceHo on the north bank of the
Volturno River eight miles in from
the sea-
The violent German counterattacks
both at Alife and Cancello obvi-
ously were designed to disrupt AL
lied plans for close pursuit of their
Zoe and to give the Germans more
time to withdraw their major forces
to their new Mondragone Mount
MasSico-Venafro line.
But the Germans found It. Gen.
Mark w. Clark's 5th Army troops
ready and waiting.
Thrust Toward Venafro.
With tho copturo of A,;e. 49,
Americans were in position to con-
tinue the thrust along both banks
of the Volturno toward Venafro,
l8 airline miles to the northwest,
where the Germans are fortifvinp
their mountain line overlooking the
roads to Rome.
Meanwhile, Gen. Sir Bernard L.
Montgomery's 9th Army of British,
Canadians and Indians consolidated
their positions in the eastern sectors
OF the transpeninsula line and sent
patrols thrusting into enemy terri
tory. These met with what was
ofhclally termed varying resist
ence."
The air war was raised to a sud-
denly-increased tempo and a total
OF 16 enemy planes were knocked
down in air combats. One Allied
plane was lost.
Railway Bridge Attacked.
Marshal Albert Kesselring's bat
tered air force sent out Is fighters
to battle BIS Marauders which at
tackled the railway bridge at Acqua-
pendente, SIS miles north of Rome.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Strict Dog Quarantine
Urged by Rutland
In Rabies Epidemic
Commissioners Expected
To Act at Once to Check
Definite Outbreak

A strict quarantine banning
unleashed dogs from the street
was recommended to the Com
missioners this afternoon bv
Health Officer George C. Ruh-
land. Earlier in the day Dr.
James Cummings, chief of the
Health Departments Bureau of
Communicable Diseases, told The
Star that "a definite epidemic of
RABIES IS current in the District"
commissioner Guy Mason. to
whom the recommendations were
sent, said they probably would be
acted on at meeting of the Com
late this afternoon.
DR.. Rutland recommended that
no dogs should be allowed in public
without being "on a leash and in
control of a responsible adult"
The proposed regulations provide
that stray dogs be picked up and
Immediately destroyed. The sale of
dogs at the pound would be pro-
hlblted for the duration of the
epidemic" All dogs in contact with
rabid dogs would be destroyed or
kept in quarantine for 80 days. No
dogs would be brought into the Dis
trlct without health certificate
from veterinarian.
Would Last Six Months.
The regulations would be in effect
for six months.
DR.. Rutland recommended the
dog pound service be enlarged bv
the addition of several trucks with
equipment and crews.
While the Commissioners ordf-
narlly cannot assign money without
an act of Congress, they have
confidential fund which can he
used in case of earthquakes and
pestilence." Last summer thew
used $500 of this fund to reim-
burse the sewer department for the
loan OF three laborers and one truck
to the poundmaster. 1t was said at
the District Building that they-a1ay
do this again.
Aii "oll11liS llldG Vic Sltud ulOIl mas
reached epidemic proportions, DR..
Cummings said: People cannot be
too careful. Every instance of a dog
bite should be regarded as a possible
infection of disease that is always
fatal"
D. Cummings said that g. dogs
examined at the pound in the past
few weeks had been found to be
rabid. About rs persons have been
taking Pasteur treatment at Gal
linger Hospital, he said, and he es-
timated that about half that num-
ber had been given the treatments
by their physicians.
Health officers of Prince Georges
and Montgomery Counties, Md,
each reported that about so per-
sons were taking the treatments
after suffering bites from dogs found
10 be rabid.
The dangerous epidemic among
logs does not seem to have crossed
(see RABIES, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1943-10-22
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
LONDON, Oct. 22.-The German
high command today published de-
tails of an alleged plan by Marshal
Badoglio to kidnap Hitler as we'll as
Mussolini. The plan was said to
have been discovered among cap
tured military documents.
The announcement was made by
Berlin radio in broadcast by DNB
Nazi news agency. 1t was recorded
by Reuters.
The kidnap plot story said "docu-
ments" supplied by the German
high command to the Voelkischer
Beobachter, chief Nazi party news
paper, revealed the plot in which
King Victor Emmanuel as we'll as
Badoglio planned to deliver both
Hitler and MuSsolini to the Allies.
"Badoglio requested the Italian
military attache in Berlin to call
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Nozis Say BodogIio Planned
To Ndnop Hitler, Musso|ini
Claim Alleged Plot Was Uncovered
By Capture of Allied Documents

on the Fuehrer at his headquarters
and ask him in the name OF the
King to come to Italy to discuss,
with the King and Badoglio, gov
ernment measures to intensity re-
Sistance against the common en-
emy," DNB said, quoting these
documents
The invitation was refused cool
ly. 1t came at a time when the
handing over of the Duce was de-
cided and sealed"
To-day it is known" DNB con-
tinued, that the King and Bado-
Clio arranged with the enemy to
place into his hands the Fuehrer
as well as the Duce"
Badoglio and the King were
wrong to believe that their base du-
plicity had remained hidden from
the German command" DNB con-
cluded in the wireless transmission
for use of newspapers in Germany.