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LISTEN HITLER


Listen. Herr Hitler, and shall hear csaa ~ =
OF the midnight raid Of Yank bombardier
He's the fellow you know whom you tried to queI
And bloody earth showed him where France Poland fell
Then you pointed with pride warped, crueB Ns
To Czechoslovakia where Nazis rule.
And there the site where Lidice drew breath
You showed him destruction disease famine death
Violations too awful for man to conceive
Were laid before him-he had to believe.
Yet somehow this fellow, this Yank bombardier
Didn't quel you'd hoped, didn't banch white with fear.
He just silently vowed he would send you to dwell
With your pardner in crime the horned devil in hell
Your diabolioal brain would feel steel from the air
As he bombed you to bits in your mountain top lair
Then the whole world would sing your people rejoice
That they could worship the God of their choice
The laughter of children books, the field
Would flourish again as the stricken earth healed.
You say am boasing? Believe me, I'm not
At midnight Herr Hitler, bomb is your lot, - 80
KNOW this young Yankee, he'll fight It'll we've won, 81, b
He's the chip off veteran He's also my
-. bsopfsi & Bv IGHTzz0UNuIS1f
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Sheriff K. o. Thompson left for
Miami today to bring back to this
city a Key Eester who is charg-
ed with the non-support of his
minor children. .,,y,,,,
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!. Germany collapsed in the first World
war and our own idea is that the Nazis will
collapse in this war The harder we hit EN-
the quicker they will quit
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of Mrs. Annie Sweeting against
the Key West Electric Company
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Vital Statistic

Where did come FROM" ask
ed the little rosebud
Why, the stalk brought y0L
answered the rose
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-19

+: Don't forget your safety first lessons
just because gasoline is not as plentiful as
it used to be.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-19

Lain Dobbs and family arrived
here yesterday from Franklin. KY.
His chief purpose in coming to
Key West is to testify in the case
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-19

One of these days the organized min
critics in this country will run into an or
gaHized majority
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Today's Birthdays

lillian A Brady, veteran New
York theatrical Manager born n
San Francisco, 80 years ago
/ Guy A. Lombard0, band Ieader
born London. Canada A years
ago.
Neal O'Hars Of Boston. col
umnist, born in MiddiebOro, Mas
so years ago
Charles COburn Of New YORK
actor-manager, born Savanna
Ga, Sc years ago
William r. Castle Of Washing
ton, D. c, former undersecrelzry
of state, born in Honolulu. IS years
ago
Duchess Of Windsor, born Mon
ferev pa AZ wears ash
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Mrs. ]. w. Ludlam is on trip
to Homestead, where she vii visit
relatives for the next two weeks.
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The Misses Anna and Ottolee
Kmchheiner, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Otto Kirchheiner. left yes
terday for Miami to visit relatives.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-19
KEY WEST in
DAYS GONE BY
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF JUNE ls, 1893

The case of Mrs. Annie T. Sweet
ing, who is suing the Key West
Electric Company for $500. came
up in the circuit court today, with
Judge Jefferson B. Browne pre-
siding. William H. Malone is at
torney for the plaintiff and SEN
ator Arthur Gomez represents the
company.
The Elks clubhouse was bur-
glarized last night, and large guam
titles of cigars and cigarettes
were stolen. The burglars gained
entrance through a doorway on
the ground floor
j. A. Purvis, keeper at the AL
ligator lighthouse, was reported
i'll today. He was brought to Key
West and his vacancy was filled
by ]. o. Duncan.
a e y.
The, Young Peoples Island City
Union will hold a meeting tonight,
beginning at 8 o'clock, in the an
mex of the First Methodist Church.
The Misses Anna and Ottolee
Kuchheiner, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Otto Kirchheiner, left yes
terday for Miami to visit relatives.
Mrs. j. w. Ludlam is on trip
to Homestead, where she vii visit
relatives for the next two weeks.
Mrs. ]. w. Williams and three
children, who had been in Key
West visiting relatives, left yes
terday afternoon for their home
in Fort Pierce.
Mrs. Wallace B. Kirke, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Porter, left yesterday for Miami,
where she will be joined tonorl
row by Mr.. Kirke and their daughh
ter and then proceed to Dutchess
county. New York, to pass the
summer.
III : 81 3 a. ~ &
Jonathan CatesifsfRtuFneds yes-
terday afternoon from Miami,
where he had been visiting rela-
tives for two weeks. Mrs. Gates
intends to remain in that city a
week longer.
Lain Dobbs and family arrived
here yesterday from Franklin, KY.
His chief purpose in coming to
K az Wccf &c ~ foc4ffxy n, fl,c nose
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Duchess Of Windsor, born Mon
terey, Pa, AZ years ago
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-19

The Young Peoples Island City
Union will hold a meeting tonight,
beginning at 8 o'clock, in the an
mex of the First Methodist Church.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-19

Mrs. j. w. Williams and three
children, who had been in Key
West visiting relatives, left yes
terday afternoon for their home
in Fort Pierce.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-19

]. A. Purvis, keeper at the AL
iigator lighthouse, was reported
i'll today. He was brought to Key
West and his vacancy was filled
by j. o. Duncan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-19

The Elks clubhouse was bur-
glarized last night, and large guam
titles of cigars and cigarettes
were stolen. The burglars gained
entrance through a doorway on
the ground floor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-19

Jonathan Gateslisfeturned1 yes-
terday afternoon from Miami,
where he had been visiting rela-
tives for two weeks. Mrs. Gates
intends to remain in that city a
week longer.
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l94l.-Axis countries exue.
American cOnsulates-
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M bsoui 81 ie
~ u,os+ El5lesdood .i
June, 1913.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Aure|io Asks Court
To Affirm Acquitta|'
By the Associated Press.

(
NEW YORK, Nov. IA memo
randum seeking confirmation in all
respects Of Official Referee Charles
B. Sears report clearing former
magistrate Thomas A. Aureho of
diSbarment charges against him was
filed by his counsel with the Appel
late Division today.
A representative of the office of
District Attorney Frank S. Hogan
filed papers in opposition to the
confirmation. The briefs on a show
cause order served on Mr. Hogan
Saturday night were presented to
the court without oral argument.
Contents of the referees report,
which former State Senator Thomas
l. Sheridan, counsel for the repudl-
ated Democratic and Republican
candidate for Supreme Court justice.
said eXonerated Mr., Aureho in all
respects, have not been made public
Mi Aurclio remains on the ballot
as the designated candidate of both
major parties, which, after repudi-
atlng him. named other candidates
under separate party labels. The
dlsbarment proceedings, brought on
petition Of the Association Of the
Bar of the City Of New York. We're
based on Mr.. Hogan's charge that
Mr.. Aurclio was aided in getting the
Democratic nomination by Frank
Costello. self described slot machine
operator.
Meanwhile, Robert Daru, member
of the Democratic Campaign Coun-
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Masonic Plot 10 Gust
Franco and Put Juan
On Throne Reported
e the Associated Press.

MADRID, Nov. Credit for dis
oovery Of an alleged Spanish Ma
sonic plot" to unseat Generalissimo
Francisco Franco and place Prince
Juan III, now living in Switzerland
on the throne was claimed today bv
the weekly magazine Ell Espanol.
The magazine said the scheme
that purpose of which was to bring
Spain into the war on the side of
the Allies, was led by former Pre-
mier Diego Martinez Barrio. 1t de-
clared that Don Juan was to be
brought back to Spain after a mill
tary revolt, and published photo
graphs of documents purported to
be from Martinez Barrio as Masonic
grand master of Spain.
A brief editorial said it was ridicu-
lous to suppose the plot had any
chance of success and that the
Spanish people should be calm and
should not be misled by such plots.
In the alleged documents, the
Spanish provisional councils orders
to distribute the supposed Martinez
Barrio letter were dated June 81
while the letter itself was dated
June 90
The alleged documents added that
military men follow the movement
in increasing floods" and that when
the time comes generals should oust
the inquisitorial dictatorship of
Franco by giving him a certain
number Of hours to leave Spain.
They said former Premier Juan
Negrin, former Defense Minister
1ndalecio Prleto and former Min
lister Without Portfolio Felipe San
chez Roman had been approached
and their differences eliminated
and that the aid of Alexandra Ler-
rouX. former minister of foreign
affairs, had been enlisted at Lisbon.
Prieto had been reported moving
away from Socialism and favoring
a bourgeoise republic in Spain. it
continued, but Salvador de Madari-
aga, former Ambassador to the
United States, convinced him of
the convenience of keeping these
aspirations as possible goal while
choosing democratic monarchy as
lesser evil.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Representative Wife
Shares Honors in
Bridge Tourney

The mixed pair championship and
the Capital Cup, third event of the
American Contract Bridge Leagues
18th annual tournament which be-
gan Friday at the Shoreham Hotel,
was won last night by Mrs. John M.
Coffee, wife of Representative Coffee
and James Sourilas of Washington
Their score was 3l6.
Placing second with 300 match
points were Mrs Edward Cotter and
Ensign R. M. Block, Washington
partners.
The Evening Star Trophy and
Metropolitan pair were won by Mrs.
Mildred Linderman and Mrs. w. H.
Gorton; DR.. and Mrs. j. B. G. CuStis
placed second and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Rigley from Richmond were
third
Mrs. Anne Donegan and Mrs. Jean
Ellis won first honOrs in the special
pair game staged for -aualifiers
and those who wished to play only a
one-sesSion game. Mrs. Florence
thompson and Adolph Fizel placed
second.
Army 1t. P. C. Elicit. on fur
Tough after participation in the
Italian invasion. and his Richmond
partner. Navy 1t. c. S Harlow. held
top score of 1858 in the open pain
championship and will receive the
Woodward Cup.
Second honors in this match went
to Mrs. w. S. Athey and MURRAY
Gross, Asheville, N. c., whose score
was 232. 6. Last years winners, 1t
H. J. Gerst and N. G. Wilson. jr.
Norfolk, were fifth with total score
of 2277 following Mrs. I. Zeskind
Baltimore, and F. M. Lake. Wash.
lngton, and Capus Waynick anc
w w. Elliott, who came from
Raleigh. N c.
William f. McKenney. executive
secretary of the bridge league, an
nounced that the last of four bonds
used for the education of orphans
OF men killed in service will be
bought by the league today. AS wal
charity work. the American Con.
tract Bridge League. instead Of pro-
Vldlng prizes for tournament win
ners, presents certificates redeem
able for trophies after the war. and
contributes the money to the wal
orphans scholarships.
The war we're in is the war Ia
win. Buy War bonds.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Postal Workers Alliance
Marks Both Anniversary

Victor W Rotnem. chief Of the
civil liberties section Of the Depart
ment of Justice, last night dis
cuSscd civil liberties cases with
members Of the National Alliance
Of Postal Employee. vino celebrated
the 30th anniversary Of their found
ing at meeting in the ASbury
Methodist Church At Eleventh and
K streets NV.
Mr. Rotnem cited cases under
civil rights statutes which have been
prosecuted in various parts of the
Nation. and told the organization
the number Of convictions has been
been so high that such violations
have fallen off approximately 80
Dcr cent
Evening star., 1943-11-01
World S Biggest Hotel
Reopens Today After
Long Use by Army
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
b CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-The Stevens.
worlds largest hotel, reopened it's
doors today after 13 months of Army
occupation, with 1.100 of it's 5000
rooms ready and rented.
Arnold S. Kirkeby, president of
the Kirkeby hotels, who bought the
Stevens for s5,25l 900 when the
Army decided it didn't need the
huge structure any longer, said that
other rooms would be ready as
quickly as decorators can finish
! them.
Girls will replace men on the ele-
vators, but Mr.. Kirkeby thought
other help would be present in Suf-
/ flcient numbers. He needs between
1000 and 1,500 persons to operate
the hotel.
1t took 300 persons to put the
S26,000000 building back in readi-
ness after the Army finished using
it as A radio school. The ballroom
floor was covered with linoleum and
the clocks were marked for 24-hour
time: the tower, formerly a cocktail
lounge, was set up for courts-mar-
tial, and the oak room, once a
sWank bar, was turned into a civil
ian employment Office
The oak room. however, has been
restored and will be operating today
Other of the hotels hot spots will
be in operation by New Year, Mr.
Kirkeby thought.
Since he bought the hotel Mr.
Kirkebv has secured the country
for such items as 1850 box springs
and mattresses, $50 900 pieces OF sill
verware, 100000 pieces of china
5000 gilded chairs together with
four carloads Of glassware. He man
aged TO get priority on bedSprlngs
and the Government released l25 ,000
pounds of steel to make them.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Bay Ferries Inaugurate
Sandy Point Terminus
E the Associated Press

E the Associated Press.
SANDY POINT. Nd, Nov. l.
Chesapeake Bay ferry service was
inaugurated today from the new
Sandy Point terminus, with the first
trip carrying only about half Of the
regular Monday morning load.
The crossing cut IA minutes from
the DO minutes required when the
western shore terminus was at
Anna polls,
The change was made by the
State Roads Commission after the
Naval Academy purchased the
waterfront property on which the
Annapolis station was located and
requested that the ferry be moved
ss soon as possible.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
THE EVENING STAR, Monday, Nov. 1, 1s43*.* A:

duty in April, 1912, and assigned to
duty here. Before entering the
Army he was employed as an en-
glneer with the Radio Corp. of
America in Camden, N. J. He was
native of Florence, S. c., and was
a graduate of Presbyterian College
in South Carolina.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Helen Perkins; his mother, Mis-. A.
D. Perkins; brother, Edwin Per-
kins, all of Washington, and sister.
Mrs, John H. McChord Of Louis
. willie Nv
Evening star., 1943-11-01

which I thought was both Just and
equitable. The amendment was en-
acted. I charged for my services
and I have been paid"
Chairman Vinson of the House
Naval Committee said the case is
being investigated by the Depart
ment of Justice.
During house naval subcommittee
hearings last week, Representative
Grant, Republican, Of Indiana, saying
he quoted from Government report
asserted that MI. Comfort received
$4,000 and other attorneys lesser
amounts from the pool for prepar-
ing an amendment to the act which
would reduce taxes of the aircraft
firms by defining advance payments
on government contracts as part Of
a firms working capital The
amcndment was approved by
Congress,
Evening star., 1943-11-01

The war we're in is the war Ia
win. Buy War bonds.
Evening star., 1943-11-01

Gil said that Mr.. Aurelio's election
would be the hot potato Republi-
cans are so anxious to throw at the
President"
In broadcast over Station WMCA
last night Mr.. Daru said: They
Republicans are now licking their
chops, getting ready to link you,
Tammany Hall, Mr.. Kennedy Tam
many Chief Michael j. Kennedy
and Mr Roosevelt as national
scandal issue"
He told Nh. Aurelio he could still
withdraw as Supreme Court candi-
date.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Tax Pool Statement
Issued by Comfort
~ ,he ASSOCI2fnd prn.s

HS he Associated Press
DES MONIES. Nov. Frank J.
Comfort. Des MoineS attorney and
Democratic National Committee
man from Iowa. today issued the
following statement concerning a
report to a congressional committee
that he received part of a SOS 900
pool said to. have been raised by
four aircraft companies to obtain
an amendment to the 1910 Revenue
Act:
Some of my friends have asked
me to make statement concerning
comments that have been made
because of fees I have charged for
legal services during the time
nave been National Committeeman
for the Democratic Party IN Iowa
In the fall of 1910 while I was
IN Washington. l was employed to
attempt to have enacted an amend
ment to the 1910 Revenue Act
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Nozis Launch Offensive
Against Greek Forces
Ry the Associated Press

Fy The Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-Nazi forces
have launched an offensive against
$4,000 Greek guerrillas holding
mountain positions in the area be-
tween Thessalv and Epirus. a Reu-
ters dispatch from Ankara said to-
day.
Presumably, the German drive
was launched to clean up gucTIh4
bands endangering the road through
the Pindus Mountains, an essential
route for transporting Supplies from
East and Northwestern Greece and
considered of the utmost Importance
to the Germans in the event of any
Allied attack on the Balkans.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Mai. William N. Perkins
Dies al Waller Reed

Mai William MINIS Perkins, 40
who was attached to the Office of
the chief Of the Signal Corps at The
War Department, died yesterday at
Walter Reed Hospital of acute
leukemia after a Today illness.
Funeral services will be held at .
pm. Wednesday at Fort Myer
Chapel, with burial in Arlington
Cemetery.
Mai. Perkins, who held a reserve
commission, was called to active
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-19
NACISTI' OBLJUBIJO POVR-
NTH DEL NAROPANEGA
ZIVEZA HRVATOM

Washington. - Nacisti, XII so
popolnoma izropali dezelo vseh
njenih zalog ziveza in povzroci-
Ii nemire med prebivalstvom, so
zdaj prisiljeni, da del svcjega
plena posljejo zopet nazaj ma
Hrvasko. zagrebski radio je
porocal pred kratkim, da so
Nemci obljubili poslati 10000
ton krompirja in 1873 ton Ii
ia ma Hrvasko v pomoe strada-
joeemu prebivalstvu. Nacisti so
dodatno obljubili, da bodo po-
slai tudi Sc vec krompirja in
$500 ton sladkorja, nakar pra-
vi zagrebski radio, da to doka-
zuje, da nacisti pomagajo Hr-
vaski v pogledu prehrane. Mo-
nitorji Wade Zedinjenih draw
so zabelezili to oddajo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-19
BOLGARI ISCEJO ZDRAVNI-
KOV IA VOJASKO
SLUzBO

Washington. - Sofijski radio
je dejal v neki domaci oddaji,
katero so zabelezili vladni Or
gani, da Sc morajo vsi bolgar-
ski zdravniki, veterinarji, le-
karnarji in zobozdravniki, XII so
imeli Gin oficirja v rumunski,
srbski ali grski armadi, takoj
prijaviti vojaski upravi v svrho
"razeiscenja" njihovega poloza-
ia v rezervi. Oni, XII Sc ne bi ja-
viii, bodo zasledovani radi "od-
sotnosti". Po registraciji bodo
stevilni zdravniki in zobozdrav-
niki prideljeni zdravniskemu
oddelku armade; nacisti iva
jajo ma Bolgarijo mocen pri-
tisk, ter zahtevajo, da stavi We
liko stevilo zdravnikov ma raz-
polago nemskih vojaskih sill ma
Balkanu.
Office of War Information
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-19
NASTOP OTROK SLOVEN-
SIKH BEGUNCEV v
VALJEVU
(Jutro, dne II, marca 1943 '
izvirnem besedilu)

(Jutro, dne II, marca 1943 v
izvirnem besedilu)
"Valjevska ljudska sola je
priredila v nedeljo %. februar-
ia solsko akademijo, "poselo"
imenovano. Ma akademiji je BIZ
10 ma sporedu poleg predavanja
O vzgoji otrok Sc 80 took; zbo-
rovsko petite, solo nastopi, har-
monika in celia vista deklama-
cij. Med nastopajocimi je bio
tudi vec slovenskih otrok, XII O.
biskujejo solo. Vital Ahacic je
igral ma harmoniko, Cilka in
Maria Ahacic ter Ruzena Kri-
stan so pele skupno in Sc vsaka
posebej oh spremljanju harmo-
nike, Vasja Klavora je sodelo-
val v deklamativnem dvogovo-
ru, Gregor Kosjan je pa pei v
solskem zboru."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-19
Govor kralja Petra

Tukajsnji New York Times
prinasa v svoji stevilki Cd 20.
junija naslednjo vest:
Jugoslovanski kralj Peter II.
je ma Widow dan, oh priliki svo-
jega nagovora preko london
skega radia, obljubil svojemu
narodu, da mu bo dana prilika,
potem ko ga bodo osvobodile
zavezniske vojske, da "sam od-
loea 0 svoji usodi, v soglasju z
naeeli demokracije".
"Radi tega nocem delati med
vami nobenih razlik'', je dejal
kralj. v mojih oceh SO popol-
noma enakovredni vsi oni, XII
strene "a tenn, da Sc ustanovi
prava narodna skupnost Srbov,
Hrvatov in Slovencev.,
!, % notranji organizaciji, ka-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-19
RAZLICNO o ZEDINJENIH
NARODIH

Washington. - Senator Mead
IL New Yorka je v svojem 60
voru oh priliki zacetka ekserci-
cij ma Catholic University sva-
ril pred "preranim nacionaliz-
mom', XII je sledil prvi svetovni
vojni, ter je dejal:
"Pravicno moramo skleniti,
da Sc ne bono zaprli po koncu
te vojne v meje nasih Zedinje-
nih drzav Pretirani nacio-
nalizem bi mogel znova rovariti
pfoti temu, da Sc 2 vsemi svo-
jimi silami prikljucimo nacrtom,
katerih cilj je, da Sc prepreei
vojne v bodocnosti."
Predsednik Liberije, dezele,
katero so pred priblizno 125 le-
tt kolonizirali osvobojeni anne
riski sunni, je bill nedavno COST
" Bell Hisi, skupaj z nasim
predsednikom ..
Oh priliki nekega stetja, XII je
bilo izvedeno pred kratkim ma
Angleskem, so Britanci ocenili
Rusijo kot ono dezelo, XII :je do
danes najvec pripomogla k zma-
gi. Kljub trpljenju, XII SO ga
morali prenasati takrat, ko je
Hitler poskusal zracnimi ma
padi prisiliti Anglijo, da sklene
mir, 81 prisojajo Britanci lie
drugo mesto v pogledu zaslug.
Kina je tretja, a Zedinjene dr.
zave so ma cetrtem mestu.
Office of War Information
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-19
VESTI AGENTURE UNITED
PRESS,

. LONDON, %. maja (UP) -
Glasom vesti il Turcije, so uve-
die bolgarske oblasti posebne
ukrepe zasedenem grskem in
jugoslovanskem ozemliu, z ma
menom, da preprecijo upor ma
roda, kadar pride do zavezniske
invazije
L. Jugoslavije prihajajo ve-
sti o borbah, glede katerih trde
'osisce in partizani, da so zanje
,uspesni. Ma progah Beograd-
Sofia in Beograd-Solun je gla-
som teh porocl unicenih vec ze-
lezniskih mostoy, takos da ie va
zen vojaski promet ustavljen.
Rimsh radio poro6a, da so
,partizani ujeli in ustrelili pol
kovnika Giuseppe Lispeti-a, ci-
vilnega komandanta italian
skin okupaeijskih oblasti v cr-
nogorskem primorju. Emisija
,rimskega radia dodaje, da ga je
Mussolini posmrtno odlikoval .
zlato hrabrostno medaljo.