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Evening star., 1943-09-26
Liquor Boot|eeged to Soldiers
In Pacific for $40 q Quart

sion, warned captains Of all mer-
chant vessels that only liquor for
medicinal purposes was to be car
ried aboard their ships. He ordered
the captains to make periodic
searches of the vessels to make
certain there was no contraband
aboard.
The Halsey order, addressed to
all ships and stations in the South
Pacific, said "the bootlegging of beer
and alcoholic liquor by merchant
seamen and local citizens at prices
up to $40 quart has been reported
in this area Other sources placed
the price of bottle of whisky in
the South Pacific at even higher
prices.
A spokesman said. the Maritime
Commission considered making pub
lie the evidence of bootlegging to
(see SMUGGLING, Page A-160
Evening star., 1943-09-26

of the island by French troops,
patriots and American rangers, the
Germans were attempting to escape
to the mainland, but were being
blasted out of the air just as they
were in similar attempts to evacuate
Tunisia and Sicily.
A French communique said in
creasing numbers of French troops
had landed on Corsica and were CO.
operating with the patriots and
Americans in exerting heavy pres
sure on the entrapped Germans.
"The combined action OF Allied
bomber and naval forces is rendering
their evacuation very precarious,"
the bulletin said.
French Fighter Planes Active.
1t disclosed that German troops
were repulsed in a sharp engagement
in the eastern part of the st.
Florient area. in Northern Corsica.
French fighter planes which
moved to the island soon after fight
ing began shot down two Focke-
Wulf 1905 in combats resulting
when swift enemy fighter -bombers
Evening star., 1943-09-26
SpeIIman Asks Prayers
For Pope'A Prisoner

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Arch-
bishop Francis J. Spellman called
Catholics today to pray for Pope
Plus XII, declaring that "he is a
prisoner"
Speaking at the dedication of the
new Washington Square building
of st. Josepf's Academy Archbishop
Epellanan said:
we have prayed for the Holy
Father because his position is most
oifhcult, and like st. Peter of old,
and like other Popes of the church,
ne is a prisoner. He is not free to
communicate with his archbishops
IN dioceses throughout the world.
While We have no positive and
concrete way of helping him, we
can remember him frequently and
fervently in our prayers, that the
Lord will bless him and enable him
to guide the church, and that
through Gods blessing the church
may be spared further persecution
and further harm"
Evening star., 1943-09-26
American Casualties
At Solerno Officially
Reported as !, ,4o7

BY the Associated Press.
The War Department re-
ported yesterday that American
casualties at Salerno up to and
including September Is totaled
3,497 killed, wounded and miss
ing.
The announcements noted
that this period includes Sep
tember IA, the date OF the Ger
man announcement that 5000
to 10000 American soldiers had
been killed" and "an equal num-
Der captured"
The period covered by the
report includes the time dur
ing which the Germans made
their counterattacks on the Al
lied beachheads. On Septem-
Der 16 Allied forces took the
initiative.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Fiinschhafen Air Base
OF laps Now Menaced
By New Allied Push
Enemy PIune Force
Turned Back in Effort
To Block Advance
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC,
Sunday, Sept. 26.-Gen. Douglas
Macarthur announced today that
Australian troops have fought
their way against Japanese op-
position across the Bumi River
within three-quarters OF a mile
OF the enemy air and supply de-
pot base of Finschhafen, New
Guinea.
The south shore beachhead was
firmly established and the Aussies
drove steadily toward the town,
which is on the Huon peninsula only
rs miles from Japan's strategic island
of New Britain. Enemy resistance
was bitter.
The japanese air force, which lost
more than 40 planes last Wednesday
trying to break UP the Australians
in their amphibious landings 6 miles
north of Finschhafen, tried to ham
per the drive, but outnumbered
Lightnings turned back a strong
enemy formation.
Our ground forces in the face of
enemy opposition effected crossing
of the Bumi River and are driving
south toward the town." today's
communique said.
-Four fighters intercepted force
of nine enemy bombers covered by
80 fighters approaching to attack
our ground troops. The enemy
planes were forced to jettison their
bombs harmlessly before reaching
the target. One enemy fighter was
shot down and another probably
destroyed. We lost two fighters"
This air action occurred Friday
after the Bumi had been crossed.
Progress south of the river has been
slowed up by difficult country as we'll
as the enemy opposition.
The communique reported Air
Force action against japanese Ship
ping. In a favorite hunting ground
for enemy vessels near Kavieng, New
Ireland, four-engined reconnais-
sance planes sank 2,000-ton cargo
ship
Off the same island near Cape st.
George, an enemy cruiser was at
tackled and three medium cargo
vessels were bombed in the North
Solomons area, but these were night
actions and results were not deter
mined.
The Australians bidding for
Finschhafen already have captured
the airfeld and capture of the town
would run the solid line of New
Guinea coast in Gen. MacArthur's
hands an additional go miles-from
Lac to Finschhafen.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Gal|inger Physicians
Defend DR.. Boeock,
Assal CHARGES
Senators Will Open
Hearings Tomorrow
On Care Of Patients
GALLINGER DIFFICULTIES cited
to Congress last spring, but
Bocock was refused aide
Page ALA.

House physicians at Gallinger
Hospital last night rose in de-
tense of DR.. Edgar A. Bocock,
superintendent, and of the prac-
tices at the institution as mem
bers of the special Senate Dis
>trict subcommittee made final
arrangements for the opening
of hearings at 10 am. tomorrow
on charges relating to the treat
ment of patients.
In statement signed by DR.. John
c. Murphy, president of the Resi-
dent Inferno Council at the hos
pital, the house physicians expressed
their "disapproval of the implica-
tions that our patients are not re-
ceiving good medical care" and re-
iterated their confidence in DR..
Bocock. Copies of the statement
were sent to the District Commits
sioners and to Chairman McCarran
of the Senate District Committee,
House Physicians Statement.
The full statement follows:
During the past few weeks Gal
linger Municipal Hospital and its
administration have received con-
siderable unfavorable publicity in
the local press.
I'VE, the physicians of the house
staff, feel that many of the accusa-
tlons made are unjustified and
based upon improper Interpretation
of fact. In addition, as a result
OF our contacts with other hospitals
in various cities, we can state that
many of the alleged inadequacies
can be found, if sought for, in any
other similar institution.
I'm this investigation no one has
raised the question of whether GAL
linger Hospital is fulfilling its pur-
pose. Gallinger's function is to af-
ford hospital care to the INDECENT of
the District of Columbia. How we'll
(See GALLINGER Page A-14D
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Victory Fleet Day Sci
Tomorrow 10 Push
Sale Of War Bonds
Roosevelt Coils on All
To Buy on Anniversary
Of First Liberty Ship

American shipyards will cele-
brate Victory Fleet Day" tomor-
row-the second anniversary OF
the launching of the first Liberty
ship, the Patrick Henry, which
was christened at Baltimore Sep
tember 27, 1941.
President Roosevelt last night
called on all Americans to join in
the occasion by buying war bonds.
Every American can become a
builder of ships by purchasing an
extra War bond on Victory Fleet
Day" he said.
Meanwhile, the Treasury an
nounced the collection of s4o6, ,ooo,-
600 during the "a hours ending last
night, bringing total sales to s13,-
05,00o,o0o and leaving 81 ,695, ,ooO, 900
of the s15,ooo,O 900 900 total still to
be raised.
With the Districts sales through
Friday totaling only s63, 700, 900 out
of a s94, 4,00o, 900 quota, the following
developments in the Third War
Loan drive were reported through
out the Nation:
Sales of e. or savings bonds
alone now are bringing in more
than $10o,00000O a day, the result
OF pickup reported by the Treasury.
West Virginia became the fourth
State to reach it's quota, joining
Maryland, Rhode Island and Ohio.
Maryland continued to lead all
States with sales of 124 per cent of
its quota.
New York neared it's quota, reach
ing Sc per cent, with sales of $4,516,.
900, 900.
Other high-ranking States were
Minnesota, SO per cent; Utah, 80
per cent; Illinois, SO per cent; Della
ware, So per cent.
New Orleans became the first
large Guy In the South to top its
goal, reporting sales of $50,322 $50
on a s5o,00O,O00 quota.
Tomorrow's observance of "Vic-
tory Fleet Day" will be carried on
without any interruption in produc-
ton schedules by the million work.
ers in 10 shipyards and $50 allied
factories. The President noted that
(See WAR RONDS Paoe A-o1
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Knox and Nelson Visit
Moruuder Bases

BY the Associated Press
LONDON, Sept. 25.-Secretary of
Navy Knox and Admiral Harold R.
Stark, commander of United States
naval forces in European waters, to-
day visited a Marauder operational
base.
Mr.. Knox told the combat crews
that a fine spirit of cooperation
existed among all branches of the
service and especially praised the
achievements of the Marauders
against the enemy in France and
the Low Countries.
Donald Nelson, head of the War
Production Board, who also is here,
visited another Marauder base dur
ing the day.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Gunder Hoegg Returns
To Sweden From U. S.

BY the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, Sunday, Sept. 26.-
Gunder Haegg, Swedish runner,
arrived in Stockholm early today
from the United States where a
series of races netted sl5O000 for
the Army Air Forces Society.
He had been gone since May 10,
arriving in New Orleans aboard the
safe conduct tanker, the Saturnus,
on June 5. He reached England on
his way back September 7.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Raid on Hanover
Greatest in History,
British Declare
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The
British Information Service
said tonight that the RATS
raid Wednesday night on Ham,
over, Germany, was the great
est bombing attack in the his
tory of air warfare.
In a devastating 33 minutes,
the announcement said, a total
of 1888 tons of high explosives
smashed down on the indus
trial city, or approximately 10
tons a minute.
The previous record assault
was on the night of July 27-28
when 81 tons a minute were
dropped on Hamburg, the In
formation Service said.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Administration 10 Ask
For S1,OOO,OOO,OOO
Food Subsidy Fund
WA Head Scheduled
To Moke Request Of
Congress This Week

The administration was dis
closed yesterday to be seeking a
billion dollar fund to finance a
l944 "all-out" food program
through price-supporting crop
loans and subsidies designed to
guarantee farmers prices which
would encourage maximum out
put.
A highly placed official said Mar
vim Jones plans to go before the
Senate and House Banking Com
mittees this week with a request
that his War Food Administration
be given authority to proceed with
a program which would use sub
sides to avert increases in consumer
food prices.
The request will be made in the
face of the fact that members of
the Senate Banking and Agriculture
Committees told VIA Administra-
tor Jones at recent hearing that
they believe Congress is oyerwhelm-
ingly opposed to the use of subsidies
to avoid increases in consumer
prices.
Changed Stand Hinted.
Although earlier yesterday there
were indications that administration
leaders in Congress hoped to head
off an open fight over subsidies. the
decision to ask for additional funds
/ indicated that President Roosevelt
and his advisers have decided to
stand firm on-and fight for, if
( necessary - the administration S
present antiflation program designed
to stabilize prices, insofar as posi-
BILE, at the September 1912, level.
Further evidence to this effect was
provided by VIA announcement
yesterday of an emergency 65,0OO,-
600 milk subsidy program to go into
effect Friday for a three-month
period. Milk producers will be
paid subsidies ranging from 25 to
so cents a hundred pounds of milk
marketed. Those payments are in
tended to compensate dairymen for
increases in dairy feed prices since
September, 1912.
Sees Production i'm Danger.
In announcing the milk subsidy,
the VIA said dairy production was
endangered unless returns to milk
producers are increased. Present
wholesale and retail prices of milk
will be unaffected.
! Mr.. Jones intends to ask Congress
for legislation which would Cd ex-
tend the life of the WAS bank,
the Commodity Credit Corp, 1s
months; (2) increase the agency S
borrowing authority $500, 100000, and
| 90 grant the agency authority to
sell Government-owned or Govern
ment-purchased commodities at a
loss.
/ The CCC expires December 81 un-
less extended in the meantime. II
| now has, or will have by virtue Of
liquidation Of outstanding cror
leans, slightly more than $500,000,-
900 by the end of the year. That
amount would be added to the hall
billion dollars which would be made
available under the legislation te
finance WA programs. However
the money which issnow or would be
available through loan liquidation.
could not be used, ofiicials explained
. tsee SUBSIDIES, Page AS.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Chief ofU.S. Commission
On ChopIoins in Cairo
the Associated Press,

~ tnt ASsOclated PreSs.
CAIRO, Sept. 25.-The Rev. DR..
William B. Pugh, chairman of the
General Commission on Army and
Navy Chaplains,. now on world
tour of American Army installa-
tions, arrived here today.
DR.. Pugh, the stated clerk of the
Presbyterian church in the United
States, is carrying on the work
started by the late Methodist Bishop
Adna w. Leonard, who was killed
IN . plane crash In Iceland last
spring.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Lute Bulletin
Los Angeles Strike Off

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES (Sunday).-
The Brotherhood of Railway
trainmen, in response to a
strong appeal by its leader
ship, voted early today to call
off the strike which has par
alyzed the Pacific Electric
rail and bus line for two
days. The strike was termi-
mated as of 2 am. today.
There was no immediate an
nouncement Of terms.
Earlier story on page A-6J
Evening star., 1943-09-26

(See GALLINGER, Page AID
Evening star., 1943-09-26

(See RUSSIA, Page ABB
Evening star., 1943-09-26

(see WAR BONDS, Page Az.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-29
ANGLESkI TISk o OD-
PORU MA BALkANU

Eastern Daily Press Nor
Wich) prinasa V sVoji stevilki
cd IA. januarja opis splosnega
polozaja ma Balkanu in razprav-
liza O raznih posebnih faktorjih,
XII v tenn delu Europe MOTTO ma
cisticno preuredbo in ustvarja-
jo Nemcem neugodne razmere.
Angleski list povdarja, da "ar-
chitekti noyega reda MISC male
tell mixer drugje, v ,Evropi ma
tezje probleme pri nadaljevanju
vojne". III "
Glede ma odpor v Jugoslaviji,
pise Eastern Daily Press, da je
"poslanica, katero je general
Eisenhower postal jugosl upor-
nixon, Sc enkrat obrnila po-
zornost ma junaski odpor osvo-
bodilne. jugoslovanske armade.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-29
A5O-LETNICA OBODSkE
TISKARNE

M. E. Club "Njegosh" 98O3
Houston Ave, So. Chicago, I'll.
10 priredil proslavo 45O-letnice
Obodske tiskarre. Izdal be- oh
tel priliki spominsko knjigo S
kratko zgodovino, S slikami,
taksimili in drug:ru materija-
lom V zvezi s to tiskarno. Cena
knjigi DO en- dollar - imena dru-
stew in posameznikov, XII bodo
narocili 5 ali vec izvodov, bodo
natisnjena V spomirski knjigi.
Narocila sprejema zgoraj ONE
njeni klub do Is. aprila t. |.
Navedena obletnica ina "a
mas Jugoslovane velik kulturen
pomen. Obodska tiskarna je
bila prva ma Balkanu, obenem
pa ena izmed prvih v vsej Ev..
ropi. s~.
V tel dobi, leta 1893, so ne
kateri predict sedanje Jugosla-
vile - Obod je blizu Cetinia
tekmovali z najbolj prosvetlje-
mimi sredisci zapadne kulture.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-29
Slovenija pod nemskim jarmom

Kaertner Zeitung prinasa "
svoji stevilki cd Is. januarja
govor gauleiterja Reinerja Ce-
lovcu. Glede slosne situacije jeI
izjavil Reiner, da bi bilo lahko-
miselno in nespametno zanika-
vati ali skrivati resne tezave
sedanjih dni. Trdil je, da Je
nemski narod, in MIN tudl
njegov <Fuehrer CD miroljuben.
Nadalje je dejal: Fuehrer Je
vedel, da DO dveh letih "blitz-
kriega" brezpogojno prislo DO
odlocilne borbe s Sovjetsko Ru-
sijo. Povdarjati je treba orez
olepsavanja, in venomer ponav-
ljati, da gre v tel vojni zares "a
vse - "a biti ali ne biti. Slepa
vera Fuehrerja je danes maj
dragocenejsa vrednota nemske'
ga cloveka, kakor je bila V ca
su, ko je bill necionalno-sociali
sticni pokret Sc nezakonit.
S temi in slicnimi frazami j
Hitlerjev gauleiter razlagal il
naglasal vaznost posebnih ma
log in dolznosti nase Gorenjske
cd katere je zahteval "neumor
mega della in najskrajnejse di
scipline".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-29
Kcncoyt GIasbene natice

Cleveland, Ohio. - Koncertl
n kulturnc prireditve bodo po-
stale kmalu le racionirana spe-
cialiteta. "a sreCo,. pa je bilo
toljkO aktjVnosti V naselbini, da
vz1ic vojnih razmer, Sc zmorejo
gotove organizacije uresniciti
GV0i zasnOvani program.
Med terri je tudi Glasbena
Natica, lll ina V svojih, dasi
razredGenih vrstah, Sc vedno
1Srepke in lepe glasove. S tenn
lnaterialom Sc da Sc vedno pro-
;zva jati lep in raznolicen pro-
gram,
Skoda je seveda, da Sc V teh
Okolnostih in cash ne pridruzl-
10 obstojecim zborom pevci, kl
20 ze peli pri raznih zborih in s
tenn pomagali obdrzati pri ziV-
7ieniu to, kar Sc imamo. o tenn
Sc slisijo rama mnenja in oaka,
ii DO treba kaj nam prinese bo-
docnost.
Torej V nedeljo, 4. aprila, DO
podala Glasbena matica svoj O.
hicajni pomladanski koncert IN
sicer pod vodstvom 6. lvana
Zormana. Vsak dirigent ina
cvoj okus v izberi programa.
[Tako bono opazili, da pri tenn
programu prevladujejo zborove
locke. Mnenje g. zormana je,
da dale opera veliko prilike So
listom in grupam, zato maj oo
]zoncert posveeen v prvi vrstl
zboru kot celoti.
Neoporecno Sc bo mesani zbor
postavil skladbah kot SO: "V
spomin Ivanu Cankarju', da-
nasnjemu Gasu primerne "Uje,
diniena domovina", "Tone soln'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-29
(JREDNIkOVA POSTA

zalo "a vzorec lep svetel dan.
Tako me je "a prvo preizkus-
MO prevaralo. Slike, posebno Sc
slike V barvah in pa >dnevna
svetloba ne gredo skupaj. Ra-
di tega posetnikom "a vdelezbo
iskrena zahvala, ma drugi strani
pa obliubim, da Sc kaj takega
ne DO vec dogodilo, tista velika
okna V dvorani bono tako zabi-
Ii, da Sc muha ne DO mogla no.
tri pogledati, da bo o pol dne-
va V dvorani TAXA tema kakor
je ponoci V brlogu.
Ko bi Sc rajni Jernej Knaus
zivel bi mi on ze preskrbel TAXA
zagrinjala, ia ko 81 bono pc ze
pomagali ma drug nacin, da bo
" dvorani tema. Predstave bo-
mo pa Sc imeli sedaj V TEN ca
su, XII je najbolj "a slikovne
predstave.
Dohodkov Cd vstopnine je BIZ
! 10 1882. Cd tega je bila pla-
cana najemnina "a dvorano S.
in diva dolarja pomocnikom, da
so stvari nanosili V dvorano in
nazaj. Ostalo je pa "a Rdecl
kriz $6.82. Vec udelezencev je
dalo vet kakor je bila vstopni-
ma dolocena. Hvala iskrena
vsem.
Prihodnja predstava DO vse
boljsa ker bo V dvorani tema
Tisti, XII MISC te predstave' vi
deli tako, kot bi jo lahko, ma:
vedo, da bodo prihodnjo pred
stavo lahko videli brez vsake
vstopnine.
Maj bo Obenem tudi nuazna
memo, da Sc vrsi prihodnja sli
kovna predstava V novi dvoran
2oleg move cerkve v barberton
, ski slovenski fari, kjer zupniku
! je Rev. Malta jaeger. To je 3
aprila V soboto vecer.
A. Grdina,
; lastnik silk
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-29
Nacisticcni dopis mix
opisuje borbe pri
KOmari

Deutsche Zeitung in Kroatien
objavlja dopis svojega vojaske-
ga porocevalca Kerna o bojih
pri Komari, katerih so sc ude-
lezile nemske cete.
"Ko je ceta nemskih vojakoV
planila il svojega zaklonistva V
gozdu in zacela plezati ma prVl
breg, jih je obsula toea krogel.
Ma levi je bilo par kmeGkih his,
v katerih je bill Sc pred par u
rami uporniski glavni stan. Ma
enkrat SO Sc ma klancu pojavlle
4 sence, toda izginile so Sc
predno smo mogli zaceti sire
ljati. Kmalu nato je noe zakrila
bojisca.
Naslednjega dne SO nemski
vojaki korakali naprej in V vso-
/ jih pogovorih primerjali lepoto
bosanske pokrajine visokimi
planinami svoje rodne Stajer-
ske. Kilometer pred ciljem, XII
jim je bill odrejen "a ia dan, SO
jih partizani obsuli peklen-
skim ognjem in jih prisilili, da
Sc skrijejo V snegu; sele ponoci
je streljanje prenehalo.
Toda "a nemske vojake tudj
ponoci nj miru. Vso noe so 0,
stall ma strait.
i To noe je padel poveljnik ko.
lone. Naslednjega dne Sc je raz.
villa Sc tezja borba, toda mem
Ski vojaki nadaljujejo svoje ma
predovanje skozi doline in pre-
ko gorskih grebenov naprej '
osrGje Bosne.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-29

Cleveland, Ohio. - Nedeljska
predstava silk V Knausovi dvo-
rani mi nj izpadla tako kot sem
pricakoval. Cd strani vledezbe
je bjlo O. K. Ljudje so Sc Cd
zvali bolj kakor sem pricako-
val
Cas- "a predstavo je bill O. K.
samo ena stVar nam je pokva-
ria predstavo, t. je bila dnev-
na svetloba. Ker sm0 imeli vsO
dolgo limo samo temne in de-
5eyne dnevc, sc niti nisem ma
dejal, da bo V nedeljo vremc ia
ko poskocilo, toda, ker je bill to
prvi spomladni dan, je pa polka
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-29

ce, tone" ter znana revolucio-
narna skladba skladatelja Ver-
dija il opere "Nabucco". Vee
podrobnosti O tej operi v febru-
arski stevilki "Cankarjevega
glasnika". Samo te stiri velicast-
ne tocke so vredne vstopnine
koncerta. Ne samo, da bodo le-
pc podane, temvec so po vsebi-
nj glasnice svobodne misli. Vsa-
ka izmed teh skladb, hi morala
biti ponatisnjena ma programu
S celotnim besedilom, da bi ime-
Ii navzoci tudi pravi uzitek 0
pomenu in vsebini poezije.
Mogoce je nase uho dovolj
podvrzeno zaokrozenim in lah-
kim melodijam, toda ceniti mo-
ramo tudi umetno in tezko
skladbo. Koncert bo vseboval
poleg klasicnih, tudi narodne
pesmi.
Ker imamo V osebi dirigenta
tudi skladatelja in pesnika, DO
mo zapeli njegovo novo sklad
DO "Ljubi fantic, srecno hodi'
namenjeno nasim fantom voja
kom.
Vec podropnosti O tenn kon
certu boste razvideli il priobce
mega programa V tenn tednu. -
Pricetek koncerta DO oh Z. ur
, zvecer. Vstopnina je po SOC, IS
in po dolarju. zenske V velik
slucajih ne pijejo in tako raj
prispevajo "a dobro stvar pa
, desetic vec na vstopnini. Lep
navada "a vselej maj bi bila, d
ne hi nikdar Stedili ma vstopni
nj pri kulturnih organizacijaf
V imenu obora Glasbene Ma
tice, vas vabi ma poset nedel.
l skega koncerta,
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Sovjetski urad
postavIja ma laz
Hitlerjeve trditve
Sovjetski i11fornaciiski urad
Sc nor6uje il Hitlerjevc
izicYe, da je pablo doslej
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onem deu Slovenije, XII je pod madzarsko okupa-
cijo e narodno zivljenje zacasno poponoma uniceno
Nekater deli naroda depo1tiran Agrana reforma e
preklicana in razveavljena Madzarsk veleposestnik
so prevze svoa imetja Ustreljenih je bilo 81
Oseb.
Gorisk in trzaski skof sta opozoria svetovno jaw
most brezsrcne ukrepe itaianzaeije XII je bila ma
krut nacin izvedena onih krah, XII nahajajo re 20
let ped Itao XII pa tud danes Sc podroce, katerem
Sc vSe pozigi vasi, depotacije in ubijanja talcev