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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-17
War News Stimulates
 Bond Buying Locally
Numerous Rallies Planned for Coming Week; ScOvill
 Employees Keeping Pace With Previous Campaign

Conscious of the tremendous task of the Allied invas ion forces on all battleonts of the world the people of Waterbury today continued their support polstered by the Fifth War Loan Drive Striving toward quota of residents of the city responding 10 the vital reports from all fighting fronts and con- hnued today go all out toward assuring victory for the AOne-front effort
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-17
sTLEO FINED $500

Louis Sileo of Waterbury was fined $500 on charges of violating gasoline rationing regulations after he was arraigned before Judge J. Joseph Smith in U. s. District Court in Hartford yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-17

War bond selling at Victory House on the Green today is In charge of the Waterbury Teach- CTS association.
 J. Francis Roland, president of the association, heads the drive. Assisting him are Fennessey Canty, Florence Battle, May Fin nan. Jean Corkindale, Margaret Sullivan, Rita Fitxmaurlce, Ann Zukauskas, Roy IT. Walch, James E. Moran, Ruth Gerard, and Alice McGee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-17
PHILIP w. UPHAM
 FINED AFTER RAID

One woman, and l2 men, one of whom gave his name as Philip w. Upham of Waterbury, were fined in New Haven city court yesterday on gambling charges following a raid Thursday by New Haven de- tectives on bookie establishment.
 he finess were imposed by Judge Nathan Reback, who several weeks ago presided at the hearing of Mi- chael Stolfi here for alleged fraudu- lent voting.
 The favorite wins only about 37
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-17
Saunders Funeral

01uuuCKS CuHCAaA
 Funeral services for Charles Dan- iel Saunders will be held at the Al. derson funeral home, 70 Central avenue, Waterbury this afternoon at 1 o'clock, with Rev. Dr. John J. Snavely. pastor of the First Meth- odist church. offlciating. Burial will be in Robbins cemetery in Volun- town.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-17

Snakes alesp with their eyes open.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-17

The favorite wins only about 37 per cent of the time in horse racing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-17

Buy Bonds and ssamps
Evening star., 1944-07-02

we'll into their second decade on
NBC 52-week contracts have
been renewed for ''Dr. District At
torney" and Time to Smile"
Music for America" starring James
Melton, premieres tonight on WTOP
as summer replacement for Fred
Allen Watch for Paul NUM- in
Search for Henri LIE Fevre." Thurs
day evening on Suspense"
Charlie Chan returns to his air
sleuthing Thursday, with Egg Begley
in the leading role Commenta-
tor Earl Goodwin launches a new
series beginning this Friday at 10
pm. on the Blue Network (WMAL)
Authors Playhouse" takes over
as a nine week summer replacement
for Truth or Consequences" start
ing Saturday on NBC tWRC). The
program will feature repeat per-
formances of outstanding scripts al
ready dramatized on this series
Novelist Fannie Hurst presents her
own program on the Blue Network
(WMAL) beginning Saturday. She
will be the narrator in dramatiza-
tions Of her novels and short stories
{. Milton Berle. Let Yourself Go"
shifts to a new spot Tuesday-10:3 80
pm, WMAL Two Mutual pro-
grams switch times tomorrow. The
johnson Family" will be heard at
$50 pm. and the Worlds Front
Page" at tbs pm.
Evening star., 1944-07-02
or R,dioL

old news now. When the Allies
took most of Rommel's army, they
took with them song, which had
become q favor1te among the Ger
man soldiers. The song was "Lili
Marlene." Hildegarde has pro-
grammed 1t FOR Tuesday evening at
1o:30 (WRC).
| \ y X 4
The adventures of chivalrous men
from the pages of fiction and his
tory Is the formal OF a new program
entitled Dangerously Yours" which
premieres today at 2 pm. over CHS
(WTOP). The initial Offering is an
adaptation of poet Alfred Noyes'
"The Highwayman." starring Victor
Jory and Gertrude Warner. Jory
continues In the leading male roles
with q succession of costarring
guests.
Tuesday at 7 pm. the Blue Net
work (WMAL) launches a program
entitled Land Of the Lost" de-
signed for those who seek escape
In make-believe. This program
originally heard at 1880 Saturday
mornings, became so popular with
adult audiences that time switch
was arranged. II you have cares
and worries, and who hasn't, this
is radios bid for the kind Of esoteric
fantasies guaranteed to Danish
them.
"Glamour Manor" mythical
hotel, brings to the air the story of
an odd assortment of guests who
inhabit its delapidated rooms.
Starting tomorrow, the new daytime
series will be heard Monday through
Friday from 1890 to l pm. Cliff
Arquette, comedian, stars as the
hotel proprietor.
Tonight marks the forced retire
ment of Claude Brenner and his
farewell program with the Quiz
Kids. Sorry fans, he's reached the
ripe old age of 16 A former bell
hop and delivery boy, he was born
in South Africa and came to this
country just five years ago. Fall
will find Claude improving his I. @.
at the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology.
MIKE LINES Advising listen
ers to bring their problems to Nit
Wit Court" and guaranteeing that
the court can't possibly solve them,
Ransom Sherman goes on the air
Tuesday night at $3.50 on the Blue
Network CWMAL) replacing Duff
fys Tavern" >. Fibber MCGEE and
Molly's new contract carries them
Evening star., 1944-07-02
Audience Shows

The following broadcasts ad-
init the general public. II you
would like to attend, phone the
station:
WTOP - Metropolitan 5000.
Battle Of the Bureaus" ! pm.
Sunday: "Stumpus," 5:45 pm.
Monday through Friday.
WRC-Republic 1000. "Her-
son in Person." 7:45 pm. Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday.
WMAL - National $500.
"Dreamhouse," 1880 pm. Tues
day.
VOL - Metropolitan 00l2.
American Forum Of the Air"
$50 pm. Tuesday.
WWDC - National 1908.
Amateurs of 1914" IL noon
Sunday.
Evening star., 1944-07-02

It Is . common occurrence for
radio to adapt movie scripts, and
put topfight stars In the leading
roles. But when Hollywood takes
q one-time original radio script for
q picture-that's news! This sin
gular honor goes to one Of radios
most versatile and brilliant young
writers, Norman Corwin. His Tues
day evening series on CHS (WTOP)
has become a must" for many radio
listeners. Corwin's MY Client
Curly" with the title changed to
"Once Upon Time" stars Cary
Grant and Janet Blair.
just how song was captured
and became q prisoner of war Is
Evening star., 1944-07-02

Nf, tneu9ufeleS MS
new program with IN
adaptation Of Alfred
Noyss' The High
waymsn''
WRc, 7:30-John
Charles Thomas Sings
Minstrel Boy" and
Gentle Annie.
WRc, $500 - A
medley Of George
Gershwin tunes fes.
iured
WMAL, 400 -
Kenny Baker visits
Fun Valley.
WhAi A.20
Evening star., 1944-07-02
FEATURES On TIE Ar

WhAl. ii:30-4othrop Sioddsfd snaIyIss
ihs news.
M, i7:30-Prsmisfs of The Magic of
The Violin" composition BY Kent Cooper writ
Ton especially for the Sirsdiyar Orchestra.
Wt. i:30-" The American and Rus.
sian Economic systems: How Do Thsy Difisfl'
discussed.
M0P. 2:00-vidor JoN. stage and screen
Evening star., 1944-07-02

lWsnf, visitors.
WTW. $3.50 -
lanes Mellon Starts
bis new show BY
playing host 10 Gin
ny Simms.
WRt, t0:00 -
Marie Rosndahl |,
announced winner oi
the Undiscovered
Voice Of America
contest and Joins The
SpitaIny Orchestra.
WT0p, t0!30 -
Bing Crosby and Bar.
N Fitzgerald present
a xene from Going
Nv W.u" lle> al
Evening star., 1944-07-02

1 yV ~ SVUVVS
| by Fr,ntk: "Husgsr.
| ian Dsntss" BY
| Brshms.Dvorsk and
excerpts from Put.
| eini's "Msnon Los.
tauf' on ihs pro.
| gram.
WT0p. $500 -
Donna Reed stars In
"Paftners In Blue" !"
story Of . WAVE who
sssrthes for The man
she released 10 fight.
WMAl, $500 -
Paul Whiiemsn's an.
hual musical tribute
Ia caAsnA Easshuin
Evening star., 1944-07-02

Leonard Warren and Victor Jors.
Regina Rssnik, Met. stars guests. "Eri Iu."
let Ny Song FIJI Your Heart and cohan
medley included.
VOL, 5:00-Consiants Bennett In the role
Evening star., 1944-07-02

8544J4a.ta8H
Evening star., 1944-07-02

70 UeuIge VsISnWH.
WM, 1:00-Frantss langfoTd. guest.
W10P, 8:00-Ruth Wanitk and Walter
Pidusoa in Sinclair Lewis "Anowsmiih."
WN. S:00-Rl The Great GiIdsnIseys"
psary guest Of Cradle Fields.
WMAL, 9:t5-Csfirude Nielsen end 0Qar
Evening star., 1944-07-02

"e''on' NY way. use OF
movie therapy IS shock preventive is Dc.
stribed
WN, i0:30-Bob Crosby is host 10 Gene
Kelly.
WRc. ti:30-"Benjsmin Franklin. PhiIoso.
phef Of tho New World" Assistent Secretary
Of State 6. Rowland Shaw speaks
Evening star., 1944-07-02
youno var widow Ind moiheF.

Of young var widow and meiheF
W0p. S:oo-6ssrss n. cohsa melodies
isaMfsd.
M. 5:oo-Haydn's "sympheay In b M.
lar !. ~ A. Eal;Aae"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14

ramo uposevati troje vprasan l. Ka narekuje mas
interes? 2. Kako e ia mas nteres skladu sposnim
interest zedmjenh narodov? g. Kaksna sredsva imamo
ma razpoago, "a slucaj, da bi hotel nastopiti?
Nasi interest spanskem MISC sentimentalnega
znacaja Seveda rae bi videl, da posuje spanskem
demokraticen rezm, toda kar mott dejsvu, da je
spanska noran epolticna uredtev fasisticna e pred
to, da vpiva spanski faszem druge dezee, ma
drzave atinske Amerike in ma Francijo Svet
pomirt dokler bodo neprestano ponavale fassicne
zarote katerih glavn stan bo Madridu Franco pa
teh zarot resit nit ako bi hotel Kati ME
gov rezim obstat ako nastanejo slicni rez
mi sosednh dezela. Doker je Spanija slabotna kot
voaska in industrska sila je lie grozna svoo oko
co &c b 81 pa opomogla hi postala zopet mperiastic
svojh zunanje je-politicnih smernicah.
pogledu mednarodne politike bo Francov rezim
doker bo obstoal netl nesporazume in bo vecna groz
MIA proti zaveznsk slogi Rusa in drugi evropsk cla
nj zedinenih narodov bodo nikdar zadovon dokler
bodo vsi sledov fasizma pometen in odpravljeni
vseh dezelah evropskega kontinenta.
Ker pa so spansk protfassti preslabotni, da bi Sc
sam osvobod, kaj e treba, in kaj je mono storti?
Mora bi odocno podpreti spanske protifasiste
Francoskem Afriki in Mehik Prenehati hi morali
svojo nevralnostjo pogedu propaganda. Franco nj bill
nikdar tankovesten tenn pogledu in e s vsem sred
stvi propaganda osisca. nash rokah e danes, da
milo drago - in sicer nasim sredstv pro-
pagande, XII so mocnejsa kot so ba njegova. Obenem
pa bi mogli uvesti dno in dobro zams eno gospodar
sko politiko XII bi nitro prepricala Spance, da e Mi
hova bodocnost edino lie demokracj Ma tenn poju je
Franco najbolj obcuten.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14

tudi hcerka j je k temu poma-
gala. s...
V veceru Sc mad klancem "a
slisi pokanje pusk in mitraljez.
Italijani so Sc pripeljali, da "a
zgo vas, nj bill ia boj dolg, kma-
lu SO partizani razprsili fasiste,
toda tudi med partizani je bilo
nekaj ranjenih, med tenai sose-
dow Andrej. Prisel je v hiso, d.
81 zaveze rane, nosil je dive pus.
XII, tudi Francetovo je prinesel
da jo ne bi Italijani dobili :.
v tenn dejanju, matt dobi pravo
sliko partizanskih bojev,. tudi o.
ma Sc hoce pridruziti MIN, da
maseuje srnrt svojega sina mad
izdajalcem Bostjanovega Cirila,
kateri. je bill Cd fasistov placani
narOQnl lzQaJalec.
Da, ia igra je polna tragedij,
polna spoznanj pravicnega bo-
ja slovenskega kmeta, delavca,
protest. jonalca in inteligenta-
partizana, "a boj. "Smrt naci-
fa4izmu, Svoboda narodu!'
v. CoH.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14
lJREDNlKOVA PO$TA

Ike postave q resnim obrazom,
delno utrujena, oblecena je bila
v modro britsko RAF bojno O..
bleko. 5Da, take so jugoslovan-
ske partizanM in volje in idea
low takega naroda Sc ne da "a
treti.
Ameriski Slovenci, dajmo, po-
magazine tenn junakom, katere
obcuduje cell svet. Progressive
Slovenke v Clevelandu so ma de.
lu, "a MIN v, pomoe dajmo, po,
magazine vsak po svoji moci.
Progresivne Slovenke v ia ma.
men prirediJo veliko varietno
priredltev v nedeljo, 26. 4aovem-
bra v Slovenskem delavskem do.
mu ma Waterloo Rd., "a v po-
moe nasim bratom in sestram
v start domovini.
Oh tej priliki bo prvic podanl
partizanska igra "Mati', katero
je spisal partizan, delavski pi
satelj Mile Klopcic. Vsebina j.
gre je: v vasi blizu Ribniske do.
line je stal precej dober grunt,
katerega gospodar je bila INA
IT,, kateri je bill MOI ubit ma IT,
rolski 'front.' v prvi svetovni
vojni. Matt je gospodarila z po-
mocjo svojih dveh sinov Fran
ceta in Petra, katerim je tudi
pomagala hci Minca. Prisla je
druga svetovna vojna, z MO 1.
talijani in Nemci v prelepo Slo-
venijo. Pricelo Sc je opustose-
ME, unicenje in poziganje slo-
venskih gruntov in domacij, "a
katera dejanja so bill v veliki
meri odgovorni narodni izdajal.
ci svojega lastnega naroda. Ts
gorja in opustosenja so rodila
''partizane'. Slovenski fantje,
mozje, zene in dekleta so zbeza-
il hosto, formirale so sc par
tizanske grupe "a obrambo
svojih domov. in gruntov, "a o.
brambo naroda in svobodo Ju.
goslavije.
K tel grupi je Sci tu d sin
France, eemur pa mu je matt
zamerila, ces moi sin pa Sc je
hzdruzil z komunisti. Mlajsi sin
Peter je slisal in delno tudi opa-
zoval partizanske boje cd, po-
blizja saj incl je v zato prilike,
ko SO fasisti zazgali Sodrazico,
pa Sc je tudi on namenil pridru-
ziti Sc partizanom, cemur pa Sc
je matt upirala 2 vsenai moemi :
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14
"The Sweethearts of Tito

Cleveland, Ohio. - TAX je ma
SLOW opisu v publikaciji Post
dine 4. novembra, v katerem o.
pisujeta svoje wise in dozivlJa-
je major Richard Thruelsen in
1t. Elliott Arnold tezko borbo
in nadclovesko junastvo Titovi l
partizanov. Pristalo je letalo M
skritem letaliscu, v zacudenje O.
nih, opazita krepke junaske ze.
ne in dekleta opremljene z pus-
kami ma ramah in pesmijo M
Us tnicah Here take our
strength, O Tito,
Here is our love, unending g.
tako so prepevale junaske par
tizanke slabi zamazani in raz.
trgani obleki in uniformah vseh
barv, toda njih pesem je pri-
hajala IL srca, brez bojazni. Oh
cudovala sta moe in junastvo
teh zena, jugoslovanskih parti-
zank. ''The women were large
and strong, standing straight
er and sturdier than most Of
the men. Their walk wa S
straight, with head erect. To 50
nase partizanke, obstopile so le-
talo, nalozile v letalo tezko ra-
meme junake. Nekateri izmed
ranjencev so mogli lie sepetati
nekaj besed, drugi so lie tt h o
premikali svoje ustnice.
Krepke zene in dekleta so jih
prinesle cd dalec IL bojnih pozi-
cij preko CORA. Poleg nosilnic
so klecale in stregle ranjencem
dekleta. z to in ono skupin .
smo videli mladega decka ali
malo deklico. Bojisce nj bilo da-
lee proc, slisalo Sc je v mraku
pokanje pusk; sovraznik je bill
le osem mill oddaljen.
Predno Sc je nalozilo ranjen-
ce v letalo, so morale razloziti
pripeljano prtljago, delo Sc j.
nemudoma izvrsilo in porazne
slo v skrita skrivalisca. "Tudi
' jrgoslaviji je majhna peta ko.
Iona - placani nemski vohuni,
in tovor ne sme dolgo ostati ma
nevarnem prostoru.'" Delo so
mrzlieno opravile in prepevale
Sweet is our giving, O Tito.
ko je bilo n a o Z n O
letalo ranjenci Sc je jugoslo.
vanska oficirka pridruzila mos.
tvu ma letalu, da DO oskrbovala
ranjence. Bila je to zenska veil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14

preko noci preleviti v rodolJube.
Ii ostanejo izrodki, toda made
vaio 81 novo masko in p cd to
masko, drugimi metodami po-
skusajo doseci svoje protlna-
rodne reakcijonarne namene.
To je mraena, nazadnjaska xii
ka donna, XII ina svoje zveze tu-
di z inozemstvom, in sedaj, ko
sc nahajamo pred uro koncne
image, poskusa ia reakcija u
trditi 81 svoj polozaj, negleda-
joe pri tenn niti ma sredstva.
Pozrtvovalni, cd ljudstva zapo-
ceti borbi nasega naroda, kate
ra Sc vodi "a zaveznisko stvar,
Sc je do danes posrecilo v veliki
meri razkrinkati te sovraznike
move, ,federativne, demokraticne
Jugoslavije. In ravno vsled te-
ga, ker so tt protinarodni ele-
menti presli ma move metode v
svojem reakcijonarnem delu, O.
sobito radi tega, ker so Sc skri-
Ii pod jagnjetovo kozo in Sc u
tihotapljajo vrste narodno-o-
svobodilnega pokreta, postajajo
nevarni in potrebna je najvecje
eujeenosti vseh onih, kojim SO
drage pridobitve te vojne. Ire
ba je previdno patti njihovo
delo in jim prepreciti v nash
vrstah doseci ellie, do katerih
Sc MISC mogli povzpeti, dokler
SO odprti borbi stall ma stra-
nj okupatorja.
Vedno smo izjavljali ip Sc da-
nes izjavljamo, da zelimo spre-
jeti v svoje vrste vsakega pra-
vega sina, XII zeli dobro svoii de-
zeli, XII ljubi svojo zemljo, toda
ne zelimo spekulantov, nocemo
onih, XII nameravajo uresni6iti
svoje temne, protinarodne ellie,
in mi jim zabicujemo, da prene-
halo takim delom, kajti z Mi
mi ne bodo nikoli uspeli. Sc nj
smo dokoncali oborozenega bo-
ia S sovraznikom, z okupatorji
in njihovimi hlapci. Tudi danes,
OBJ dvanajsti uri nase borbe, po-
trebujemo vsakega postenega
sina nase domovine. - Kdor
posteno misli in zeli svojemu
narodu sreco in boljso bodoc-
most. Po tel tezki borbi mas ca
ka velika naloga, da povzdigne-
mo naso razorano dezelo liz raz-
valin. Nase vasi in mesta 50
porusena. Mnoge vasi so popol-
noma zapuscene, ker jim mani
ka gospodarjev - iztrebil iih
je sovraznik. Nasa polja so "a
puscena. Treba DO mnogo truda
in napora, da Sc vse to popravi
in uredi. In bas radi tega mora
mo zediniti vse judske sile, da
bono kos tel najvecji nalogi. I
(nadaljevanje)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14
Gouor narSala Tita
proslavi druge obetnice ustanovtve Pve dalmatns
udarne brigade dne IL. septembra 1914

roda, nego je bila pionir osvo-
bodilne borbe Hrvatov, ka jti
bas sinovi Dalmacije SO Sc v
Hrvatski prvi dvignili in Dalma-
cija je prva polozila ma oltar
svobode svoje najboljse sinove.
Zgodovina Prve dalmatinske
Ibrigade je epicna pesem, heroj-
ska borba. To je zgodovina, ka-
krsno so zasluzile v tel borbi
mnoge brigade nase slavne Ma
rodno-osvobodilne vojske; to je
zgodovina junaske borbe naro-
dov Jugoslavije "a njihovo svo-
bodo in neodvisnost, borba "a
boljso in srecnejso bodocnost.
In &c so narodi Jugoslavije v
tej tezki in krvavi borbi utrpeli
velike zrtve, MISC bile te zrtve
zaman, kajti razsvetlile so lice
nasih narodov pred celim ma
prednim cloveeanstvom; kajti
padle so "a skupno zaveznisko
stvar v borbi proti najvecjemu
sovrazniku clovestva: nemskih
in drugih okupatorjev. Poleg te.
ga je v tel borbi Prva dalma.
tinska brigada, kakor vse dru-
ge edinice MISUNDERSTANDING
vojske, bila nositeljica one ide-
je, S katero so danes prezeti vsi
kraji nase zenlje, vsi pravi 70.
doljubi - to je ideja bratstva
in edinstva jugoslovanskih ma
rodov.
Danes imamo svojo narodno
oblast, imamo najvisji organ
narodne oblasti v Jugoslaviji -
Antifasisticno vece narodnega
osvobojenja Jugoslavije. To SO
velike pridobitve te vojne, pla-
cane S krvjo in zivljenjem maj
boljsih sinov Jugoslavije. v tel
borbi nismo dokazali samo to-
da Sc nasi narodi znajo boriti,
temvec tudi to, da sc nasi naro-
di znajo tudi sami upravljati.
Skozi cello dobo teh nadcloves-
kih naporov in borb lie pablo
tudi precej ocitkov cd raznih
strani. Bilo je raznih poizkusov,
da Sc onemogoci ia zgodovinska
borba, XII jo vodi mas narod, to-
da premostili smo vse zapreke
IN danes ne obstoja TAXA sila,
XII bi nam mogla odvzeti te pri-
dobitve, izvojevane krvjo in
zivljenjem najboljsih sinov ma
rodov Jugoslavije.
Sc je nekaj spekulantov, Sc
so sovrazniki, toda bilo bi ne
naravno, &c bi jih ne bilo, kaiti
sovrazniki in izdajalci svojega
lastnega naroda Sc ne moreio
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-14

Tovarisi borci, oficirji, podo-
ficirji in politkonisarji Prve
dalmatinske brigade in drugih
edinic XXVI. divizije! Danes
praznujemo rojstni dan enc IL
med najboljsih n a sih edinic:
obletnico ustanovitve slavne Pr
We dalmatinske brigade.
Predno govorim nadalje, od-
dajmo pozdrav junakom, XII 50
zrtvovali svoje zivljenje "a svo-
bodo nasega naroda v Prvi dal-
matinski brigadi!
Prva dalmatinska brigada je
nastala il malih partizanskih
odredov, XII 50 drznili sc dvigni-
ii proti sovraznemu okupatorju
Sc v prvih dneh okupacije leta
1941. slavna je pot, po kateri
je korakala -Prva dalmatinska
brigada. Ustanovljena pred dve-
mi lett il stevilnih partizanskih
odredov Dalmacije, ina "a Sc
boj sijajne vojaske zasluge. V
stevilnih bitkah je utrpela o.
gromne zrtve, utrpela tako We
likanske zrtve, da je danes med
vami zelo malo onih, XII so tvo-
rili vase brigade oh njenem "a
:etku.
Borbe pri Livnu, borbe pr i
Jajcu, borbe v Centralni Bosni
in njen sijajni pohod v najvec-
jem mrazu in globokem snegu,
v dolinc Neretve, kjer Sc je v
:etrti sovrazni ofenzivi razvila
najsijajnejsa bitka nase osvo-
bodilne borbe; bitka "a osvobo-
ditev silno utrjenega Prozora,
da bi Sc odprla pot "a resitev
nasih ranjencev, zatem dolgo-
trajna bitka pri Konjicu pa bor-
ba ma sneznem Prenju v najhuj-
81 zimi, brez hrane ali toplega
odela; borba v Herzegovina in
crnigori, pri odbijanju szahrbt-
nih napadov narodnih izdajal-
cev - cetnikov Draze Mihajlo-
vica, - vse te bitke so pribori-
lie prvenstvo Prvi dalmatinski
brigadi, XII stoji V vrstah nash
najboljsih udarnih proletarskih
brigad. Slavne bitke v peti O.
fenzivi, ko je morala Prva dali
matinska brigada svojimi prsi
prebiti skrceno pot preko valo-
vite Drine, da razbije sovrazni
obroc - so dokazale, da nj ta-
ko tezavne odredbe, XII hi il 81.
novi Dalmacije ne bill kos. Po-
leg fantov so tudi mlada dekle-
ia, XII so komaj pricele zivljen-
sko pot, pokrili mrzli valovi re-
ke Drine in poslednji pozdrav
90 prozili prameni njihoyih las,
XII so Sc viii po razburkanih va
lovih. Ali ia poslovilni pozdrav
je klical: "Osvetite nasn v
vseh kasnejsih bojih je Prva
dalmatinska brigada vedela, ka-
ko osvetiti svoje tovarise.
Prva dalmatinska brigada j.
ma velike zasluge "a vstajo ma
roda Dalmacije. S svojo borbo
nj samo razzarila obrazov svo-
bodoljubnega dalmatinskega ma
Evening star., 1944-12-02

bad that the Germans had to brine
up reinforcements and call on the
Vienna police for help"
The archduke said two SIS divi-
sions which marched through
Vienna on November 5 fred on
refugees between Gyor and Buda-
pest, killing and wounding large
numbers. The Germans later
warned refugees to stay of the
roads, to keep them clear for mill
tary movement.
Archduke Robert said there had
also been encounters at Szombathely
between German troops and Hun
garian patriots aligned with Admiral
Nicholas Horthy, deposed regent.
"The situation has become so bad
in Graz (Austria) that a Gestapo
division was sent to restore order" "
he said. 'Dr. Robert Ley, Reich
labor minister, recently Cancelled a
speech at Klagenfurt because, it
was reported, he feared he might be
ambushed along the route where the
Marburg Gestapo chief was assassi-
mated by Austrian patriots.
MY informants also reported that
Ley quarrelled with Baldur Schirach
Austrian Gauleiter, when he visited
Graz.
Ley was understood to have de-
manded that the disorders be put
down with brutality Immediately
while Schirach insisted such action
would create even more unrest.
"As consequence of this argu-
ment, my informants believe
Schirach may lose his job"
Evening star., 1944-12-02
Six Of Greek Cabinet
Quit Over GuerriIIas
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATHENS, Dec. All six cabinet
ministers belonging to the left wing
EAM party resigned early today in
the dispute over disbanding Greek
guerrillas.
John Zavgos, Communist minister
of agriculture, protested what he
called the "unilateral decisions" of
Maj Gen. Ronald Mackenzie Scobie,
British commander of Allied troops
in Greece
Gen. Scobie was quoted by the
Athens radio as saying he would
stand by the side" of the present
constitutional government" headed
by Premier George Papandreou until
it had a national army and was able
to hold free elections"
The broadcast, recorded by the
Federal Communications Commits
sion, said Gen. Scobie made his
statement after informing the Greek
people by pamphlets dropped by
British aircraft that he had under
taken to carry out" the premier S
order on guerrilla rehabilitation.
The general was quoted as saying
he was convinced that in many
parts of Greece freedom of the peo-
pie does not exist. There is still
terrorism and deception. All this
delays the distribution of food as
we'll as general relief coming from
Allied governments