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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-10
Shipyard Workers Turn
Thumbs Down on Unions

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10 -
(P)- Workers in the Pendleton
shipyards here voted against af
filiation with any labor union in
an election yesterday, conducted
by the National Labor Relations
Board.
The vote, announced by Char
les Logan, regional NLRB di-
rector, was 685 votes against
joining a union, 237 in favor of
the AFL and 10l for the CIO.
Logan said it was the first in
stance to his knowledge where
any shipyard in the nation voted
against union affiliation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-10
Drunk in Uniform
Target Of Probe
Center Line Police
Investigate Circumstances

Center Line Police Chief Ell
mer Flechsis and Maritime of
ficials today were probing the
circumstances under which a
29-year-old Van Dyke man was
found drunk in his car while
wearing the uniform of the u
S. Merchant Marine.
Flechsig said the man, Charles
l.. Ansell, has been wearing the
uniform since he graduated from
training school at Sheepshead
Bay, N Y. last Dec, "a even
though he was not on active
duty. Had Ansell been in the
Army, Navy or Coast Guard he
would have been a. w 0. l.,
the chief said, but no such pro-
vision is made for men enlisted
in the Merchant Marine.
Found drunk in his car Tues
day, Ansell was taken to De-
troit Merchant Marine head
quarters in Detroit where he was
stripped of his insignia and re-
turned to the Center Line jail
TO serve a 10 day sentence inn
posed on a disorderly count.
The police chief said Ansell
Joined the Merchant Marine aft
er he joined the u s. Naval Re
serve. Records of Draft Board
No l indicate he Joined the Ma
w and not the Naval Reserve.
Ansell's address is given by
draft officials as $3.50 Garden
Court, Van Dyke.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-10
Guadalcanal
Continued from Pare One

significance akin to that of Stall
ingrad. Both saw the advance (
triumphant enemy stopped,
then rolled back for the first
time. ct was not until a month
after the Marines landed in the
Solomons that MacArthur's
Australians and Americans turn
ed back the japanese thrust to-
ward Port Moresby.) 1t was on
Guadalcanal that American
forces in this war first came to
grips with the enemy on some
thing like equal terms and in a
finish fight showed which was
master. Its place is comparable
TO that of Belleau Wood in the
last war. Both, by the scale Of
the vaster battles thei. raging,
were local actions, but their
meaning went far beyond the
square mileage occupied or the
numbers of the enemy annihil-
ated. Each of these fights the
United States Marines formed
the vanguard, sharing the VIC
tory with their comrades of the
army. Guadalcanal becomes a
name to be forever emblazoned
on the banners of that corps
d'elite and some lyricist of gen.
Jus may find a way to fit it into
the Marine Hymn.
MORAL EFFECT
The moral effects of Guadal-
canal and Papua may prove a
major factor in the wars course.
Yesterday Imperial headquar-
tiers was compelled to admit
these defeats, and not even the
docile, gullible japanese people
will be fooled entirely by the
explanation that worthless ter
ritory was exchanged for stra-
tegical advantages. The ines
capable fact is that for the first
time in the Pacific war lex
Guiding the China War; the
Japanese army and navy have
been compelled to abandon Bit
terly contested battlefields.
And japanese soldiers know
now that neither the virtue of
the august Son of Heaven nor
their own fanatical, fatalistic
fighting spirit is enough to make
them invincible against tougher
warriors using ever more power
full weapons. Most of them on
Papua and Guadalcanal fought
t the death but in the end some
were surrendering in betrayal Of
the code their officers had
sought to install in them. There
will be few Japanese survivors
of these battles to return home
and the high command doubt
less will see that men who have
had these experiences will be
isolated from their comrades to
prevent the spread of doubt in
Japan's divine destiny. But those
things have a way of getting
around.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-10

GHANOI PULLS HUNGER
PROTEST ONCE
MORE

BOMBAY, Feb. 10 - up -
Mohandas x. Gandhi began a
21-day fast today ir the palace
of the Aga Khan in Poona, aft
er the government of India re-
fused TO grant his unconditional
elease from confinement there.
The 73-year-old Gandhi an
nounced that he would take only
fruit juice and water during his
fasting period.
The fast is a sequel to a long
correspondence with Lord Lin
lithgow, British viceroy of In
dia, in which Gandhi reput ated
the suggestion that the All-In-
dia Congress was resonsible for
the killings, trainwrecking and
property damage which have oc-
Cured since his detention.
Gandhi was taken into GUS
tody last Aug 8 after he insti-
tuted new civil disobedience
C .mpaign against British rule.
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ers serving in the nature of the
supreme court, they said. Har-
per promised the VINO would
try to handle all questions on a
reasonable" basis.
While the program was hailed
by Senator Wagner (D-NY) e,
sponsor of much New Deal labor
legislation, as blue print for
victory on the home front, !"
congressional reaction generally
was mixed.
Chairman Murray Mont
of the Senate small business
committee expressed the opinion
that the order, which he said
probably is Justified would
"have the effect of shilling the
demand for any of the pending
manpowe legislation" over
which Congress now is laboring.
On the other hand, Senator
Ball (R-Minn) declared 81 can't
see where it will help a bit, and
added:
II don't think this order will
make much difference in man.
power supplies. But it will hurt
the employed who cannot afford
to pay the extra amount in
wages and it may very we'll be
the straw that breaks the
camel's back"
Rumblings Of discomfort were
heard from the farm belt in the
wake of Byrnes announced in
tention to fight against any in
crease in food price ceilings, and
there were indications on Capt.
toll Hill today that showdown
battle was in the making.
FARM REACTION
Typical was this comment by
Senator Aiken (R-Vt): Il don't
like the attitude of the admins
tration at all toward farm pro-
duction."
Support or the administra-
ton, however. came from Sena-
tor Byrd (D-Va) who described
the program as "a speedup in the
right direction" and said it
should be applied to the whole
country as soon as possible.
Manpower Commissioner Nc
Mutt indicated that the 40 hour
week probably would be eX-
tended TO other areas later, but
it is not likely to reach cities
having plentiful labor supplies,
New York for example.
The 81 areas affected immedi-
ately are:
Bath, Me; Bridgeport. Water
bury, ford. and New
Britain, Conn; Portsmouth, n
H.. Springfield. Mass; Buffalo
n. Y: Somervillc. N. J Balti-
more, and Elkton, Md, Hampton
Roads, Va, Washington, DC;
Akron and Dayton, Ohio; De-
troit; Manitowoc. Wis; Sterling,
H.; Brunswick. Ga: Charleston,
S. c.; Macon, Ga; Mobile, Ala;
Panama City. Fla; Pascagoula,
Miss. Wichita, Kan; Beaumont,
Tex; Cheyenne. Wyo Ogden,
Utah; Las Vegas, New. Portland,
Ore; San Diego, Calf, Seattle,
Wash.
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48-HOurs
Continued from Page One

babe Interpretation of its terms
as "suspending or modifying any
provisions of the fair labor stan
dards act or any other federal,
state or local law relating TO the
payment of wages or overtime. .
BRACKETS ALL
On the other hand, Harper
said it would cover all employ
ment, even if there are only one
or two employees.
National VINO headquarters,
in response TO requests for clari-
fication, would say only that de-
tails had not been worked out
fully as yet and study would
have to be given TO provisions Of
laws covering wages and hours
and their application by author
tiles such as the War Labor
Board.
Spokesman said that while all
employers should try to work up
to the 48 hour week as soon as
they could, the deadline for at
tanning it will not be reached
until March 81 and employers
who feel unable TO operate on a
48-hour schedule may ask local
VINO officials to make excep-
tons for them.
Most policy of this kind will
be worked out by local VINO Of
ficials with national headquart-
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COP
Continued from Page One

Continued from rage OHc
LenoX: Scott Burke, Ed. Prizes
tap.
Macomb: Elmore Lester, Will
liam G.. Miller.
Ray: Louise Kuntzman, Guy
l.. Brown.
Richmond. Omar Henderson,
Waldo Herman.
Shelby Mabel Mcmillan, Mrs.
Fronie Amy.
Sterling: Ethel Chapaton, Mrs.
William G.. Miller.
Warren: Jules Bartsh, Ark
Moss.
Washington: Mrs. Maxwell
Case. Mrs. John Gill.
Mt. Clemens: Arthur Rose,
Wilbur Held; Joe Matthews,
Harold Lindsey.
East Detroit: Carl Hollinger,
Nick Rund.
New Baltimore: Kenneth Hill,
Thelma Cryderman.
Center Line Ida Moss, Roy
Smith.
Utica: z. O. Gildart, Howard
Carroll.
DELEGATES AT LARGE
Paul Mabley, Ed. Kurtzals,
alt; Irving Little, Chris Mat
thews, alt; Adrian Lingemann,
Clarence Cryderman, alt.
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T'unisia
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
allied communique said none OF
the raiders was missing.
At least 100 German troops
were killed in strafing attacks
by a new flying combination OF
Airacobras and American-flown
Spitfires on the southern Tu-
nisian front, an allied airforce
spokesman said.
Continuing the softening-up
process of axis communications,
allied bombers famed out over
the Mediterranean to attack inn
portant supply centers on the
Italian mainland and the port
of Palermo on Sicily. A British
communique said a number of
fires were started in the raid on
Palermo Monday night.
ATTACK ITALY
Allied planes dropped explo-
sive and incendiary bombs at
several places along the Cal
ADRIAN coast of Italy's southern
tip, the Italians reported in a
communique describing damage
as Limited" The Italians claim
ed that anti-aircraft artillery
shot down four allied planes
over Trapani. Sicily.
Axis air forces countered
weakly to the allied aerial Of,
fensive. Allied fighters shot
down two bombers which at
tempted to raid Tripoli.
A report from Tangiers In
Spanish Morocco that the Strait
of Gibraltar resounded with the
noise of a naval battle was
broadcast by the German con-
trolled Paris radio. The broad
cast said a British convoy was
being attacked but gave no de-
tails.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-10
DETROIT, Feb. 10 -

DETROIT, Feb. 10 - (P)-
Officials of the War ManpOw-
er Commissions district office
here said today they assumed
that the Detroit area designat-
I'D as one of 80 critical labor
shortage areas i'm which a AS
hour work week has been or
dered would be the same as
that covered by the Detroit
Job rehabilitation agreement.
Under this Interpretation, the
heightened work week would
be effective in all of Wayne
county and in these townships
of adjoining counties: Oak
land COunty-ROyal Oak and
SOuthfield townships. MacOmb
Warren township. Washte-
nav - Ypsilanti township.
VINO officials at the same
time pointed out that actual
labor shortages extend be-
yOnd the limits of this area.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-10
PUPILS Purchase
S2,045 in War Stamps

Students of the Mount Glenn
ems public schools this week
bought S2,04505 worth of War
Bonds and Stamps, Superintend-
ent l.. Wade Fast announced to-
day.
Totals by schools we're: Glenn
ems, Sl265; Dickinson, SIS. 80;
Donaldson, S181.20; Gran t.
$l7590; Lincoln, S107.25; Ma
comb, S84.30; Wilson, S119.25
and high school, 81 10000.
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Truancy
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
meeting TO name a truant Off
GER.
At the board meeting yester-
day Patricia Moore, of Grand
Rapids, was hired 10 teach Eng
lish in the high school, replac-
ing Elaine Eppler, who resigned
to join the WAVES.
The board also accepted the
resignation of Helen BasSett,
former teacher at Lincoln, who
recently married.
Fast announced that he Is un-
able to hire a teacher to replace
Mrs. Jane Dunlap as supervisor
of art in the grades.
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Clothing

Continued from Page One
at Pearl Harbor. At the present
time there is no shortage of
clothing and therefore no need
for rationing."
"A continuance of over-buy-
ing can create temporary NAL
distribution of clothing stocks,
and its only effect is to handi-
cap persons with a legitimate
need for new clothes"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-10
Versatile JAep
Gets New Job;
Down ON Farm

LONDON. Feb. 10 - (P) -
American jeeps, the handy-an-
dies of the United States Army,
are going to pillow now.
The quarter-ton We h c ! e $,
which have been used to haul
generals and even presidents,
hunt tanks and carry the wound
ed to hospitals, will be pressed
into service in the spring plow-
ing program in England to raise
food for part of the American
armed forces here. They already
are being employed to clear
thousands of acres of agricul-
tural land.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-10
Women Voters League
Cites Patronage Raid

DETROIT. Feb, l0-(P)-Mrs
James A. Starr Of Grand Rapids,
president of the NJ h 6 n
League of Women voters,
charged in letters to Senators
Vandenberg and Ferguson yes
terday that the Mcclellan bill
was a patronage raid
The bill requires Senate con-
firmation of appointments to all
government posts paying more
than 4,500 a year. It's passage,
Mrs. Starr said, would make
scientists and other experts de-
pendent on Congressional favor
itism for appointment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-10
Shoes for The Dead
Pose New Question

NEW YORK, Feb. 10-(P-
Undertakers have been calling
the district office of Price Ad-
sministration to ask how shoes
may be obtained for deceased
persons.
The OPA ruled today that ra-
ton boards would issue certifi-
Gates of necessity to undertakers
when no adequate shoes were
available.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-10
Communion al Emmanuel
Church Next Sunday

The Communion Service at
Emmanuel Lutheran c h u C n,
Waldenburg. that was originally
set for last Sunday will be held
next Sunday, it was announced
today.
The Valparaiso Lutheran Uni
versity choir will sing at both
services Sunday. Bad weather
forced the postponement.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-10

Obronovieh Funeral
is Set for Tuesday

Funeral services for John
Obranovich. 10, of 2210 Webster
avenue, Clinton township, will
be held Thursday at 1870 am.
from LaCroix & Groesbeck Flu
neral Home and at II from st.
Peters Catholic church with
burial in st. Peters Cemetery.
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End Greot-Grondchild
Survives Geo. Sehrode

In the list of survivors Of
George Schrade published in
Yesterdays Monitor-L d r,
only one great grandchild was
listed. Actually Mr.. Schrade is
survived by two great grand
children.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-17
Jugoslovanski gerilci pripravljajo pot "a
invazijO Balkana

Omitted Press, novinarska
agencija prinasa dine 16. sep
tembra il Londona porocilo, XII
ma cell crti soglasa porocilom
velikih bojih, XII jih vodijo slo-
venski, hrvatski in srbski parti-
zani proti Nemcem v Jugoslavi-
j. Jasno je, da zavezniska viso-
ka komanda ma cell crti sodelu-
je partizani, katerih najvecja
moe je v severni in centralni
Jugoslaviji, zavedajoc Sc vazno-
sti njih borbe v zvezi s pripra-
vami "a invazijo Balkana.
UNITED Press" porocilo, XII je
objavljeno v danasnjem "Plain
Dealerju', sc glasi:
Zavezniska opasnost "a nem-
sko krilo ma Balkanu Sc pocasi
dviga "a obstojecimi boji v Ita-
liji, dasiravno je to "a enkrat
Sc oddaljena opasnost in je v
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poglavitnem omejena ma rasto-
&c trganje nacijskih prometnih
vezi.
Ma isti dan, ko so zavezniske
sile okupirale tri otoke v blizi-
nj Turcije in Grcije - Samos,
Cos in .Leros - sc poroca, da
so jugoslovanski patrijoti (par-
tizani) zasedli okrog rs mill ja-
dranske obale, vkljucivsi prista-
nisce Susak.
Dale sc il Madrida javlja
da so hrvatski gerilci (partiza,
ni) pod poveljstvom zavezpis
kin oficirjev prerezali stiri po,
glavitne zelezniske proge, XII te'
ko il severne Jugoslavije ,
Madzarsko, Rumunijo in Itali.
jo. Ia mirna in vztrajna borba
Sc pomika neodoljivo pod povr-
sino poglavitne zavezniske kan.
panic. Znacilnost te borbe be
postala jasna v bodocnosti.
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Ustolicenje pravo-
slavnega patri-
jarha v Moskvi
Dogodek predstavlja novo
poglavje v notranji stabi-
lizaciji Sovjetske unije.

Kakor sc poroca il Moskve,
je bill preteklo nedeljo v Mo-
skvi ustolicen 76-letni patriarh
Sergio kot glavar ruske pravo-
slavne cerkve. Pozorisce vstoli-
Genie Sc je izvrsilo v Jelokovski
katedrali, XII je bila nabito polna
vernikov, mnozica ljudstva pa
Sc je gnetla ma trgu pred kate
dralo, ker v notranjosti nj bilo
dovolj prostora "a naval mno-
zice.
To je bila prva ceremonial te
vrste liza revolucije in pred
stavlja majnik V notranjem
razvoju Sovjetske unije.
Vstolicenje Sergija Sc je vr-
silo po avdijenci cerkvenih vodi-
teljev pri premierju Stalinu, v
kateri je bila upostavitev patri-
jarha z vsemi pravicami in pri-
vilegiji ruske pravoslavne GER
kve formalno odobrena.
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bolnih in ranjenih vojakov, ka-
tere Sc je premestilo IL Sred-
MEGA vzhoda v neko anglesko
pristanisce. Vlak je obsegal IA
vozov ter je bill opremljen s Sc
stimi vardnimi vozovi in opera
cijsko sobo.
Zadnji ponedeljek so bill ze-
na in starsi obvesceni, da je bill
sarzent John J. Grozdina lahko
ranjen v vojni bitki dne %. ju-
LIZA, v JUNO zapadnem Pacifi-
ku. Sarzent Grozdina, XII je 26
let star, Sc nahaja v vojaski
sluzbi ze tri leta, in zadnjih II
mesecev je onstran morja. Me
gova zena, Mary, rojena Bol.
din, stanuje ma 142OO Thames
Ave, njegovi starsi, Mr.. ir
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kLJU( DO Belle RU5IJE
zAVzET;; RU5I 5AM0 Sc IS
Mill DALE( Cd kIJEVA

preko sobote in nedelje, kar bo
Nemce prisililo k umiku z ozke.
ga oporisca v Kavkazu mad
Novorosiskom in koncno strmo.
glavilo nemsko trdnjavo v Bri-
jansku.
Prodirajoc preko reke Desne
juznozapadno cd Brijanska, 50
Rusi koncno prisli v posest Nov
goroda Severskija, XII je kljuc
do nemskega "vzhodnega zida',
XII sciti belorusko mejo 80 mill
proti zapadu.
1,5OO Nemcev ubitih v eni bitki
Samo ena sovjetska enota je
ubila 1,50O Nemcev v krvavi
borbi, predno je bill zavzet Nov
gorod Severski. Druge cete Rde-
&c arnnade so potolkle LOO ma
cijev pri Lozovaji, in vec tisoc
Nemcev je pablo ma drugih SEX
torjih 600 mill dodge fronte, XII
je povsod v plamenih.
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u %asa3 :.
Na$Sii
fantie-uoiakii

Pfc. John Trebec, sin Mr.. in
Mrs. Steve Trebec, SGT E. 200
St., Sc nahaja pri vojakih re cd
aprila meseca, ter je dodeljen O.
klopni diviziji. Njegov naslov je:
Pfc. John Trebec, 10th Co. T.G.
AS, Armored Division, Fort
Knox, KY.
Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Rupena,
985 E. 185 St., imata v arma-
di diva sina. Njuna naslova sta:
George w. Rupena S 1/c, 9Th
Spec. Bait. S. c. c. l., Co. c..
Pit. 5, Go Fleet P.O., San Fran
cisco, Calf.
Sgt. Joseph L. Lu d b a n,
35OO9861, Co. A End Inf, U. S.
Army, APO. S, c/o Postmaster
New York, N. Y.
K vojakom je odsel Edward
,Wess, sin Mr.. in Mrs. Louis
Wess, 2O571 Miller Ave. Me
gov naslov je: Pvt. Edward
Wess, 276 Inf, Co. B., Adair,
Greg.
Ma 1O-dnevnem dopustu Sc
nahaja Albert Tomle, MN. 2/c
XII je prisel il Camp Peary,
Williamsburg, Va. Tu Sc nahaja
ma obisku svoje zene, sineka in
starsev, Mr.. in Mrs. John Tom
lie, ma 1923 Sylvia Ave., kjer
ga prijatelji lahko obiscejo.
Sarzent William Strunble
sin Mr.. in Mrs. Mike Strunble,
14406 Sylvia Ave-, XII sc nahaja
pri zdravniskem zboru, je bill
v skupini ameriskih vojakov
XII so Sc prvi nahajali ma prvem
ameriskem ambulancnem Via
ku v Evropi. Ambulancni vlah
Sc je rabilo "a prevoz v vojas'
Ike bolnisnice 200 ameriskil
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Mrs. John. Grozdina pa ma
6503 Edna Ave.
Ma devet-dnevnem dopustu
Sc nahaja Cpl. Joseph Skocaj,
sin poznane druzine Mr.. in Mrs.
Joseph Skocaj, 1884 E. III St.
Prijatelji so vabljeni, da ga O.
biscejo, mi mu pa zelimo mno-
GO razvedrila v krogu svojih
domacih.
Prejeli smo pismo korporala
Josepha Delosta, v katerem
nam sporoca, da je bill preme-
Seen, in da Sc sedaj nahaja v
Mullan, Idaho, kot delavec v
rudniku, kjer kopajo cink. Me
gov naslov je: Joseph Delost,
Morning Hotel, Mullan, Idaho.
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Sovjetske cete so vceraj po
ljutem ulicnem boju zavzele me-
sto Novorosisk ter S tenn odprle
pot ma .Krim, zadal so mogo-
cen udarec "nemskemu who'd
nemu zidu", XII je strazil vdrtje
v Belo Rusijo, ter okupirali me-
sto Mosovka, XII Sc nahaja samo
55 mill dalec cd Kijeva, glavne-
ga mesta Ukraine.
Dve dnevni odredbi in uradno
porocilo il Moskve dalje odkri-
vajo, da je Rdeca armada pri
Lozovaji prerezala zeleznisko
progo med Harkovom in Kri-
nom in da je dospela do tocke,
XII Sc nahaja samo 35 mill cd re-
ke Dnjepra v okolici Zaporo-
Iii.
Rdeca armada diru
Brzina, S katero Sc vrsi ma
predovanje sovjetskih armad, u
stvarja vtis, da utegnejo Rde-
&c cete doseci obrezje Dnjepra
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NACIU STRELJAJO LACNE ITALIA
NE, XII VDIRAJO V TRGOVINE

S svicarsko italijanske meje
Sc poroca, da so nemske okupa-
cijske cete streljale ma gladne
italijanske mnozice, XII so Sc ma
valile ma zivilske prodajalne v
Rimu, Vidnu in Belluno.
Naciji ropajo zivila
Medtem pa nemske cete sa-
me temeljito izropavajo okupi-
rane pokrajine Italije, ne samo
ziveza, temvec tudi zlata in sre-
bra.
Zmesnjava v Rimu je glasom
porocil tako velika, da Sc je u
kazalo zaprtje vseh cerkva z
izjemo katedrale sv. Petra. Isto
poroSilo pravi, da Sc je papez
Phi posvetoval S papeskim dr.
zavnim tajnikom, kardinalom
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-17
NOVOROJENCEK "OZIVEL'
V MRTVASNICI

NEWARK, N. j.. - Ko je
Mrs. Michael Cange rodila hcer-
ko, XII je bila rojena prezgodaj,
so zdravniki mislili, da je dete
mrtvo in trupelce, tehtajoce sa-
mo funt in pol, je bilo prenese-
no v mrtvasnico. Ko pa je neki
usluzbenec 35 minut kasneje
zacel S pripravami, da trupelce
balzamira "a pogreb, je opazil,
da dete dina. Odhiteli so MIN
nazaj v bolnico in "a polozili v
inkubinator. ZdraVniki pravijo,
da je uranje, da dete ostane pri
Ivljenju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-17
GABROVSKI JE NOW
PREMIER BOLGARIJE

L. Istanbula Sc javlja, da je
mesto ministrskega predsedni'
ka v Bolgariji zavzel dosedanji.
notranji minister Peter Gabrov-
ski, XII je znan kot zagrizen pri-
stas nacijev. Dosedanji premier
Filov je bill izvoljen v regentski
svet, XII lima vladati v imenu
mladoletnega kralja Simeona.
Obenem Sc poroca, da Sc je
nemski poslanik v Turciji, Franz
Won Papen, z letalom podal v
Berlin. ....@
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-17

INA stalisce Wade, ker Sc vec ne
boji, da so naciji sposobni oku-
pirati dezelo. To je bill strah, XII
so ga izrazali Finci pred letom
dni. Toda opozaSja Sc, da je ma
Finskem Sc vedno okrog 80 tt
soc Nemcev, XII so povecini ma
finsko ruski 'front.', kjer ze
dali casa nj nobenih veejih vo-
iaSkih aktivnosti.