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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20

charleyhorses and pulled muscles
during the season if the athletes
got all their muscles into condi-
ton in the spring
Today's guest star-Carl Bell,
Fort Smith (Ark,) Southwest
American Isn't it remarkable
how times change? Notre Dame
used to have its four horsemen.
Any football team able to scrape
up complete backfield next sea-
son will have the 4-F-men."
One-minute sports page-Jim
McNally has retired from the Job
as superintendent of Madison
Square Garden that he has held
ever since the place opened. Dyke
Eddleman, who got into just one
varsity track meet for Illinois
before being called to the Army.
will get his Il" for breaking the
high Jump record at the Illinois
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
a. the Associated Press

b. the Associated Press.
& GREAT LAKES, March 20.-Rudy
Mucha, University of Washington;
Herman Schneidman, Iowa, and
Paul Anderson. Purdue, have been
transferred from Great Lakes to
other bases for advanced training,
bringing to Is the number Of Great
Lakes football men now on their
way to the fighting fronts, Navy
officials said today.
{ The latest transfer completes the
breakup of the entire starting Blue
Jacket backfield of Schneidman,
Bruce Smith, Anderson and Bob
sweiger.
! Varsity football men now at sea
or at advanced training bases are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Hockey AII-Stors EosiIy
Score Over RCAF Six

Chef Adair's Au-Stars hockey
team still has its winning streak
intact, having defeated the Royal
Canadian Air Force sextet, 80, last
night at Uline Arena to keep its
slate clean for the last five years.
1t was the All-Stars' second victory
over the RCAF this season.
The All-Stars scored two goals
each in the first and third periods
and had real productive session
when they shot through four in the
second period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Mid-Atlontic Dive Title
Taken by Patsy Palmer
Special Dispatch to The Star

| 1peOIdl DlsPd1cIl 20 Inc 6tAI,
PHILADELPHIA, March 90
Patsy Palmer Of Washington, D. c.,
bested some Of the Easts outstand-
ing woman competitors here last
night when she won the Middle At
lantic open diving championship.
1t was her second title in as many
starts this season, she earlier having
won the District lowboard crown.
Jean Ort OF Washington was Sec
ond in the 5o-yard freestyle event
and swan on the Penn Hall teams
that won the 160 and 180-yard med
ley relays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Fights Lost Night
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT.-Jake Lamotta. 1891.
New York, knocked out Jimmy Reeves,
1894, Cleveland (6).
PHI LA DE L P IA-Gus Dorazio.
194h, Philadelphia, outpointed Willie
Thomas. 200. Philadelphia u0l,
SCRANTON, Pa.-Georse Kochan,
1873, Coast Guard and Niles. Ohio.
stohped Larney Moore. 161, New York
HO1LYWOOD.-Jua -Zurita, 1921.
Mexico City. outpointed Joe Peralta,
134h. TamaduA, Pa, u0),
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
New Trophy for Busketers

NEW YORK, March 20 (P.-
Walter A. Blankfort, a non-athlete
in his undergraduate days at New
York University, has donated a
trophy which will 60 to the winner
OF the Red Cross basket ball game
between the NCAA and the National
1nvitational Tourney champions at
Madison Square Garden April l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Gne $af Sports Jacks Big Demand May Block Title Bout With Ango
Army Gets Golfer
Hogan Thursday

BY the Associated Press.
FORT WORTH, Tex, March
20-Little Ben Hogan, the Ma
tional open champion, soon will
start swinging at the enemy in
stead of at golf balls, If the
Army's willing.
He'll be indicted next Thurs
day.
Hogan, COLTS top money win
ner the past three years, retired
from active competition last fall.
He expects to be sent to the in
replacement center at Camp
VOTERS, Tex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Latest Transfers ObIiterute
Great Lakes Star BockfieId

Jim Daniel and Vic Marine, Ohio
State; Urban Odson, Len Levy and
Sweiger, Minnesota; Earl Bartlett
Centre; Bob johnson, Purdue: Gene
Ball, Duquesne; Bill Radovich
Southern California, and Larry
Lance. Oregon.
Smith of Minnesota has been or
dered to West Coast air station
for flight training, and Leonard
Rector, Pittsburgh quarterback, has
been commissioned an ensign and
is awaiting further orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Central RifIemen Win

Central High rifle team won its
second straight match OF the season
by topping Western High marksmen,
1,266-984. j. Edmundson's $50 was
high gun for the winning team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20

American League teams this season.
He wasn't bought or traded for
merely loaned.
Lions Borrow Players
The Lions opened the season with
six players. From other American
League teams they borrowed enough
players to take the ice. If applied
to baseball, it would mean Clark
Griffith might obtain Charley Kel-
Ter and Joe Gordon from the Yam
KEGS, Joe Kuhel from the White Sox
and Joe Cronin from the Red Sox.
insert them in the Mats lineup on
opening day and send 'em against
the Athletics. He could return them
in few days.
Now the various hockey Leagues
are involved in what are supposed
to be pulsating playoffs for cham
plonshlps. In the American League
eight teams launched the season.
One, New Haven, folded, and Wash
ington, the cellar team, was the
only outfit eliminated from the
playoffs.
From late October to mid-March
teams played in the American
League and when the 56-game reg
ular schedule was completed, Her
shey had compiled 30 points, or the
margin Of Is victories, more than
Cleveland. the sixth place team.
But Cleveland is in there scrapping
for the American League cham
pionship.
Cleveland eliminated Providence,
the birthplace team, in two-out-
of-three series. indianapolis, No. 3
team, and Pittsburgh, No. 4, are in
volved in another two-out- f-three
affair and Hershey, No. /, and
Buffalo, No. 2, are tangling in a
four out-of- scramble. BY the
time they settle the championship,
players will be ready to enter train
ing for next season.
All From Some Loop
In 1941 and 1912 the Washington
Eagles climaXed their seasons by
competing in something labeled the
United States Amateur Hockey As
ISOLATION playoffs. 1t was an i'm
pressive name, all right, but the
only teams entered were from the
Eastern Amateur League.
Last season the Boston Olympics
became extremely irked by an off,
calls decision at Riverside Stadium.
The coach yanked the Olympics off
the ice and Referee Mel Harwood,
after waiting the required total of
three minutes, forfeited the game
to Washington.
Eight minutes later the Olympics
decided to play. So they did, and
beat the Eagles. League officials
went against their own rulebook
and their own official in refusing
to award the game to Washington.
Their answer was to fine Boston
500 when the rulebook left no
alternative to FORGETTING the game.
Calico was right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Jim Body Ready ,EurIy

LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 20 (P.-
Jim Bagby, big Cleveland Indian
pitcher, says the indoor drills at
Purdue have helped him so much he
Is ready to cut loose already.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Doerr in Fold, Cronin
Relegutes Himself
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MEDFORD, Mass, March 90
The moment Manager Joe Cronip
OF the Boston Red Sox was told that
Bobby Doerr had agreed to terms
he promptly resumed his own easy
going reducing methods.
Now that Doerr, second baseman,
is in the fold Cronin plans only q
pinch-hitting role for himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Win, Lose or Draw
Fiehtine's Fighting, but What Is Ice Hockey?
By BURTON HAWKINS.

Il love good fight" gifted
writer
bye-bye to the boys in his book Fawe listed
ockey minor sport and ice hockey
lated to alter Galicos opinion.
Calico limited that
the hope of viewing fghtha the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20

Three years ago-Mal Stevens
signed flve-year contract to re-
main as football coach at New
York University.
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that he suspected players too fire.
quently were instructed to get rough
and stage nice brawl when attend
ance Jagged.
Calico belittled ice hockey and ice
hockey since has committed a neat
job of belittling itself. Did you no
tice the little stick Of type the other
day. for instance, that said Nakina
Smith starred for the Philadelphia
Falcons as they defeated the Bos-
ton Olympics in an Eastern Amateur
Hockey League match? That was
three nights after the same Nakina
Smith had played here for the very
professional Washington Lions of
the American League.
Eastern Amateur Hockey League
players admittedly are paid for their
chores, yet insist on the amateur
rating. Red Mackenzie, who coached
the Washington Eagles when they
were playing in the same shamateur
league, once tried to explain Can
ada's version of an amateur as COM
pared to the United States version,
to a group Of confused local hockey
writer's.
Difficult to Explain
1t wasn't a very successful ex-
PLANTATION. Red spouted some very
nifty double talk, hemmed and
hawed, but didn't clarity anything.
The bewildered hockey writer's YER
bally cornered Mackenzie, who eli
NAKED his argument with well,
what about your college football
players?"
Last year two Washington Lions
played With the local outfit one
night and the following evening
were performing for the Baltimore
Orioles Of the Eastern Amateur
League. Somebody pointed it out to
the Eastern Amateur League that
two professionals were in their
midst, SO the league promptly sus-
pended them, but 1t didn't void Bal
timore's victory achieved with the
aid Of those players. Several days
later. after the status of the two
players had been investigated"
they were reinstated as amateurs.
BY suspending those players the
Eastern Amateur League confessed
there is supposed to be some differ
ence between an amateur and a pro-
fessional, even in their eyes. BY
permitting Nakina Smith to mingle
with their amateurs the other night
the league seemingly said: What
the hecks the difference?" The
answer is none"
The American Leagues conduct
Isn't exactly lily-white. The teams
In that league loan players to each
other as easily as the missus borrows
cup of flour from a neighbor.
Frank Ceryance, who is supposed to
be the property OF the Hershey
Bears, played with three other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20
Totals 5 SIS Totals
Score At half-Gnnza ia q

Totals Q 3o1 Totals 10
Score at half-Georgetown. 1913.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20

American League teams this season
He wasn't bought or traded for
merely loaned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-20

Totals 10 l 80 Totals
Score at half-Celtics, 1910,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25

fer bertragen besreifli6ertpeiie tpeoer
Somp, nod Sabnen 11no Sanfaren.
0ie 9iftatur ieoo9 lit auf duBeren
grfolg, auf Siege, auf Subel, auf
@ea6tentfaltung aufgebaut. 8enn Ser
Oiftator aber feblt, Damn falt er!
@as iib iett in Deuti61ano uno
Stalien abipielt, lit Seblen uno Ser
faa, ser Biz auf oie Spibe getrieben
lift. Sitler bat nad Sen ueberrai6ur=
gen Ger erlten &riegsiabre eine Nies
oerlage nad Der a1oeren einiteden
|n1iiiien: Sen ruiiii6en 8inter 1911.
~, Stalingrab, Sunis, oas 8eriagen
oes u=8ootfrieges. @0ring bat 6ie
Suftidla6t iiber DeutI6lanb 10
eriinbli9 berloren, BOB Gam %. ST.
ni) Elm beutf6er Runofunffomme11-
tator erflaren nuBte: ,,l1niere Sagb,
flieger perfen ftd ein5eln nit auiants
mengebiiienen 3dbnen in Sen unglei>
6en &f gegen Mai6inen, in 6enen
12 Manner nit iibermd6tigen Maibi.
nengetpebren iiben."
|. l1n6 Meuiiolini, Ser oie S6la6ten
in @rie9enlanb, BEL &ap Matapan,
in Sltafrifa, 2ibper1, Eunis 1no i'm
Mittelmeer berloren bat, muB itd
beute bonn 8arteiiefret6r George Sor-
oerungen biftieren Iaifen, bon Der
8eorangnis bon auBen gan5 81.
H6tpeigen.
&itler uno MuiioIini f6nnen es
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Uiitt,uod, ben 25. aHsaR 1943

| nidt mebr tpagen, iid ben Raffen 81
5eigen, ooer al1d nur au ibnen 5,i
fpredet. Statt Der Binpel unb Ban.
ner, Die ionit ibren ginsug in eine
Staot begleitet baben, /tDeben beltte
oide idiparae gaudfabnen iiber ben
0dbern. Statt Der 5iegesfanfaren
miiiien 8eri1te iiber uaerforte Qul.
.tlrtperfe" oie Mailen anfpeitiben,
itatt geripredungen fo,nmenber Belt-
berri6aft muB iest oas ,,Beltsepiiien
anfgeriittelt tperben", Inn bas 5traf-
geri6t iiber Deutidlano auf3nbalten.
8enn Sitler l1no MufioIini beute
nod oem Namen nab Der n6lbrer"
nno Der ,9uce' finb, Damn santen
tie oieie Satia6e MIR Dem l1urfta,b,
oab Dos gan5e &egime in ben 9ifta-
turitaaten 5lt eng NIT DEM iiblen &C.
ru6 oieier beioen Namen berfniipft
tit. 3u biel 8eibrau9 tpur6e eeitre,1t,
5ll btel bon ibrer unfeblbarbeit, bon
ibrer usSSnt1ition'', bon ibrer @ott.
abnli6feit gefaielt.
slu oas muBte ft9 ridden, als bas
8olf zines Sages erfennen muBte,
bab au6 ibre Siibrer 5ebler Iber
Sebler MAIDEN.
neber Wfuilolini lit, feitoe,n oieie
3eilen geidrieben tpuroen, sas &C.
ridt bereingebro6en. ltno bic N6n.
ner, Die Sitler begraben tpersen, lte,
fen bereits Dor ser Siirl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25

i6en Solf nur an5lt tlar getporben
linb.
slls 2on6on uno gobentrp inn Sp6t-
berbit 1910 bon Sen beuti6en 8om=
ben 5eri6lagen un6 ange5iinbet ipur=
BEN, ga tpar es fir ben enslti9en So
mig unb fiir gbur6iu ielbitberitdnb=
1i6, Sic 5erlt0rten Stdtten 5l1 beiu6en
uno oen Seimloien uno Spfern Mut
unb Sroit 5u5uipreben. Niernals >tpd=
re es au9 nur ietnanoem eingefallen,
BEN &onig ober BEN Eremiern1iniiter
fir iein perlonli6es 2eio beranttport=
li6 5u MAIDEN. 0enn ieoer tpubte,
oaB ser S6uloige an 6ieiem &riese
ni6t in 2onoon, ionbern in Berlin
uno &om 5u iuden lit.
slu6 sic oeuti6en uno italieniiben
8iirger rno srbeiter fiiblen 6as: 9ie
2eute int &ubrgebiet ooer in Neapel
un6 Spe5ia tpilien nur aI5u gut, tper
Die l1rbeber oieies &rieges, 6ieier
Meni6beitsnot, bieier allnd6tliden
S0lle itn6: Sitler, Muiiolini uno
@oring.
l1nb 6as lit ber cine @run6, tues<
balb iid atpar Ser enelii9e &onig uno
iein Bremierminiiter gbur9in furdts
los in oie Weitte ser &riegsopfer Be-
geben fonnen, ni6t aber oie "Siibrer"
Der 9iftaturltaaten. &itler un6 60
ring fiirdten BEN gmpfang, ser ibnen
beute in &oln, @ilen, Diiiieloorf ober
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25

anbertbalb ssabren: Gin fliebenoer
Sprann lit Elm 8ioeriprud, Der iib
eines fommenoen Cages in Ni6ts
aufl0ien mllB. Oas lit bas gnbe oes
,unfeblbaren' Deipoten. @enn er feblt,
bann fallt err
9ie @abrbeit, bie in oieien 5at-
gen ougrunoe liegt, miro beute offen-
bar. Sitler, WfuiioIini uno au6 60
ring itltno felt Monaten unltbtbar llno
rnborbar getporoen, felt ibre Sebler
ni9t rur Dor ser 8elt, ionoern Dor
ollem Dor Dem oeutI6en uno itaIieni=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25

8armen bereitet tpiirbe. l1n6 oesbalb
lenoen tie enttpeoer gar t1iemanoen
ODER i6le6teitenfalls Dr. @obbels.
Sitler nnb @oring aber baften fb
ebenlo beriteft, tpie Wuiiolini, Der
nur 5eitpeiie oen lanse berna6laiiig.
ten &onig ausienbet (unb iebt in Der
8erienfung peribnunoen ilt).
Iber es eibt nod elmer, stpeiten
@runo, tpesbaIb Die Diftatoren ben
8eind elmer 5ertrii1n,nerten nns asu-
gebrannten 5tabt metben. Denn &u-
inen uno S6mer5ensi6reie Ser Sp-
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(8ir entnebmen nabfebenoe
MeuBerungen bes gr5biihofs
MtooneD bon Detroit elmer Bies
oereabe oes ct. Soiefs-8lattes.)
u8enn man oieien &rieg 11no oie
ein5elnen gtappen Ieines gerIaufes
nit ettpas tpeiterem Sori5ont at,=
ibaut, 10 iiberrai6te es eigentlib nno
l0it 8eoauern aus, oaB uniere mill
tariiben 8eboroen iid een0tiet fiibls
ten oieIen S6ritt 5u tl1n, ser 70 gro=
BE moralii6e 8erlufte uniererieits
risfierte, bie cine 8ombarbterung Der
militariiden gnlagen Homs in iid
i6loB. Nien1ano miro natiirIib Die
pbariiaii6en &rofo6ilstrdnen Ser TO-
i6titii6en Bropaganba ernit nebmer.
Oenn bie fai6iitiid)e 9fegierltng Sta-
liens batte ibrerieits bieie Bombar'
oierung berbiiten f0nnen, penn iie
oas ernitli6 getpout batte. sic b6t,
te ia Stom MIR ols offene Gtaot au
erflaren brau6en ioipie aIIes tun Ton,
men, I'M 6iele grflarung fir Sic Ani.
ierten annebmbar 5u MAIDEN. Das
mare 6er ii6erite S6ub getueien fit
&om ltno feline &l1nitidabe, fiir Som,
oas ein5ig in ber 8elt bafebt. Mn.
oererieits fann bie genal1 ausgearbei-
tete, prd5iie goriidt, nit Der unfer
Wfilitdr bel ser 8ombarbier1mg bon
&om borsing, ibren ginorud auf bie
8elt nidt berfeblt baben. Nan bot
ebrli6 berIu6t, iegliden Sba6en an
&unitmerfen, Die Der ean5en Belt
teuer ftno, 5u berrneioen. Erot oIIe.
bem bleibt bie Satia6e befteben, 6ab
Sic 8ombar6ierung gfons ettpas
l1eberrai6enbes unb 8e6auerIi1es an
it6 bat. Denn Gont lit cine @ta6t,
elm Blat, mo Elm 8iidof lebt unb
tpirft, ser mebr als ieman6 in Der
@elt 6aran gearbeitet bat, nit Bort
un6 @erf, 9itten uno Befdm0rungen,
oie Menidbeit bor Ser bonftGnoigen
3erit0rune ,1no 6en totalen 3ufam.
menbrub au betpabren, ein Bii1of,
| Der ein6ringli9er als oIle anoeren
-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-08-25
&emn her Tabrer feblt,
oQ1t1t fdQt er

ginem Brebbrief ber European
Correspondents 2to." bon Mitte Sult
entnimmt Scr 8anoerer" 6as SOL
een6e:
Sn einem MrtifeI bon European
Correspondents" beiBt es bor etua
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&atbolifenfeinoli6e
Srnnnembergtftm1tg

@s lit tpieberbolt in Ser fatboli=
iben 8reiie auf Die INNER tpieoerfeb-
renoen entiteuenoen uno abiidtlid bie
Satia6en fdlidenoen Na6ridten iiber
bas fatboliid)e Spanien 11no ieines
fatboliiden Siibrers bingetpieien NOR
ben. 8or auem fino es bic fiibrenoen
8ldtter lno 3eiti6riften unieres 2an-
bes un6 --gelinoe geiagt - ignos
ra11te &abiofommentatoren, tpel6e if
re u@eisbett' iiber bas fatboliide
5panien aus benielben triiben DUEL
len fii6en.
9as gincinnatier ,,gatbolic Sele-
graph Hegiiter" 5iebt Die Mufmerf-
iamfeit auf ei11ige oieier irrigen nno
gebdiiieen slrtifel oes uSife" unb
.Mor6 of Sime'', mo- bon uSunoert-
touienoen bon politii6en @efangenen"
in Spanien beri9tet miro. 8ie bieie
3eitidriften ou oieien iibertriebenen
3ulanmeni iteuuneen fommen, bat oas
8rooflpner ,Sablet' feitgeitellt. Som
uSob1et" oufgeforoert, oie gdtbeit
bieler 3abl 5u betpeiien, berief ii6 Elm
@oitor oes ,2ife' auf angeblid)e ba~
tifanii6e autoritaten. Ser ,Netps
Serpice" ser ,,National Catholic
8elfare Conference" bat NUN aus Ell
nem 9abelgranm 6om Gatifan erfabs
rem, oaB Der 8atifan bon iol6en an-
eoben obiolut ni6ts peiB. Gin bon
Mabrio bonn slustpdrtigen Minilter
llnter5eidnetes &abelgranm an oie
@eianotldaft in 8aibineton bat er=
flart, bab in gan5 Spanien ii6 MIR
$4,000 @efangene perf6iebener Mrt
befinben. 3u bieien geb0ren 10000
politiibe @efangene, bic 5l ipeniger
als 20 Sabre @efdngnisItrafe berur>
teilt itnb. yea6 Ser iiingit erlaiienen
amneitie 6iirften es alio tpenteer als
100 - gena1 81 - politiit6e 8e-
fangene iein.
Wer. 8ages, ser oie Suuitrationen
fir u2ife" seliefert bat, erfldrte, baB
aus oieien Der 3eitI6rift iibergebenen
8iIbern General Sranco in einem iebr
eiinitigen 2idte bdtte erideinen f0r-
men, tpenn ni6t abii6tli6 bas @egen-
tell be5tpedt tporoen iei. Gin getpiiler
eli &uben, ein befannter oiterreidi-
ider sSl16e, beaeuste, oaB bie @usuabl
Ger 8il6er i'm u2ife" abit6tli6 5u
unguniten Spaniens ausgetpablt unb
auredtgeteut tporoen lei. Spanien,
10 erfldrte Huben, tpar oas ein5ige
Sano, mo oie su6en 3ufllt6t gefuns
BEN.
9ie politil6en ,tnb ofonomii6en
3uitdnoe Iaiien, 1pie in ben meiiten
anbern 2dnoern, biel 5u ipiini6en
iibrig. General Sranco iit 6ie feines>
uegs leidte @ufgabe 5ugefallen, bic
beri6ieoenartigen glemente 5uiam=
men5ubalten, mas ibn1 na6 oen da.
otifden 3uitdnben na6 Ser &ebolu-
ton gelungen iit, trob ser augeneinen
@r1nut unb ser i9peren bon Der fons
,nuniitiiden &ebolution eeidlagenen
Bunoen. General Sranco eebort eben
gu oen beltgebaBten Mdnnern, tpeil
- er eben ein gutter &atbolit iit.
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Gr3bti6of @ooMeb aber
Dte 8ombQroiernna
Mpm8

(8ir ent1ebmen nabitebenoe
MenBernngen oes @r5bilhofs
Woonep bon Detroit elmer sSies
6ergabe oes ct. ssoIefs-Blattes.)
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-15

officers and men IN dlSlodglng the
enemy from the latest towns to be
lecapturCd, a communique said. IN
another sector, 4 Russian tank unit
destroyed 35 German tanks. includ-
ing seven Cotton Tigers. in beating
off German attacks.
A detachment of Russian tank
busters penetrated the enemy lines
under the cover of darkness and
took up positions in the rear When
German tanks and infantry went
over to the attack. the Soviet de-
tachmcnt opened fire from the
rear. setting fire To II tanks and 10
trucks. killing 200 Germans and
frustrating the drive
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-15
Russians Hold 1st
War Court Martial

MOSCOW. July Is tUP)-Eleven
Russians went on trial today in a
North Caucasian city in the first
public court-martial of the war,
charged with aiding the Germans
in atrocities against Russian citi-
zens during the Nazi occupation of
Krasnodar.
The accused were said to have
confessed their guilt in the torture
SlayingS of 6,700 men. women. and
children. Most of the victims were
tortured and mutilated in gestapo
cellars, it is charged, and then
killed slowly in a seven-ton heremc-
tically-sealod truck, into which gas
was pumped slowly.
The court martial followed an
investigation by a special state
commission. Chief responsibility
for the crime was laid to Col. Gen.
Richard Ruoff. commander Of. the
Nazi 18th army.
Fourteen other German army
and gcstapo officers were named as
principal conspiratorS and will be
tried in absentia. The Russians
were named as co-dcfendants.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-15

dIlOSS d lNO-lllllt Shi 'iib i'cAAi ~
Italian mainland, topped another
"a hours of nonstop attacks by
Allied bombers and fighters blast
ing out a path of destruction across
Sicily in advance of Allied troops
smashing northward and westward.
Can Italian communique reported
that Allied planes raided Naples,
one of the main reinforcement ports
for Sicily. and the Sicilian north
west coast port of Palermo i'll addl-
ton to MeSSina last nightD
The around the clock attacks on
Messina. plus other raids on the
mainland ferry termini of San
Giovanni and Reggie Calabria, Cp-
posite MesSina, and British torpedo
boats attacks on channel shipping,
were believed virtually to have Sc
vered that route of reinforcement
and supply for Sicily.
Th Allied air forces also were
ranging over waters north of Sicily
to stem reinforcements from that
source. British beaufighterS ye6ter-
day torpedoed and blew up a tank
er, set fire TO small tanker and
probably sank a freighter, boosting
the number of enemy vessels sunk
in that area in the past three days
to ID
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-15
TwoCalifornians
Win Oak Clusters

SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA.
July IS up - Two Californians
serving with the Fifth Air Force in
the southwest Pacific have been
awarded Oak Leaf Clusters, ii was
announced today.
1st 1t. Allen w. Gardener. 1St
and Royal St. Sini Valley. won his
second cluster for accomplishment
of so orerational flight missions.
lSt 1t. Kenneth J.. GlaSsburn, 221
Cahill St. Turlock, Calf, won an
Oak Leaf Cluster in lieu of a sec
ond air medal for participation in
25 flight missions.