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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Ydnks Batter
Reich; Nazis
BombLondon

LONDON, March IS (UP)
The battle for aerial SUI
premacy over Europe blazed
with renewed fury today as
A American heavy bombers
struck deep into central Ger
many in the wake Of savage
German night raids on Lon
don and Naples.
The l.. s. Eighth air forces
four-engined raiders swung back
10 the attack on the Reich after a
three-day iull and German broad
cast said the bombers hit AT the
aircraft center of Brunswick after
a wild air battle over the Hanover
area.
II was the first major opposition
encountered by the American
heavies since the big battles
fought over Berlin on March S
and Q.
American Marauders also
ldShed out al the French invasion
coast. and II was disclosed that
Raj Mosquito bomberS had
pounded the Rhineland industrial
center Of Dusseldorf during the
night
More than 100 German planes
gave London Us worst fire raid
since the 1904 blitz during the
night. causing numerous casualties
and ringing the city with fires that
hlazed for as long As five hours.
Thirteen enemy planes were de-
Stroyed.
On the southern front, Naples
underwent its heaviest night raid
IN months as German bomberS
swarmed to attack the port area.
Berlin said great fires were started
in the city and that four trans
ports aggregating 10000 tons were
damaged heavily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Marines
I'm New


ALLIED HQ., 6. W. PACIFIC.
March Is CUP)-U. s. Marines
today won a new foothold on the
northern New Britain coast while
American troops 300 miles to the
northwest cleared the enemy from
Hauwei and Butio Luo Islands tc
bring the main Japanese Ad-
miralty Island base at Lorengsu.
within artillery range.
A communique from Gen Mac
Arthur's headquarters also re-
vealed that Allied airmen again
attacked the big Japanese New
Guinea stronghold of Wewak on
the northern coast. shooting down
81 enemy planes IN a three-day
assault. Thirteen more Jap planes
were listed as probably destroyed
or damaged.
The new landing on New Brit
diAlt lIlt lOui III III lIlItt lllOIllilS,
was made at Linga Linga. IN
Eleanora Bay. Is miles west of
newly won Talasea, on Willaumez
Peninsula, and 30 miles east of
Rem Bay Only S. Japanese
StragglerS were encountered nv
the marines and they were quickly
wiped out.
American airmen continued
their commandment Of Rabaul.
4asEhtr-enrWy base on New Brit
ain and met aerial opposition for
the first time in over a week. Five
enemy planes were shot down and
three harbor craft set afire in the
attack. which cost the Allies two
planes.
Night air patrols ranged over
Hollandia, enemy bastion 200
miles northwest of Wewak on the
New Guinea coast. sinking two
l,0O0-ton vessels and forcing an
other onto a reef
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
5th Launches
Offensive on
Casino Front

ALLIED no., NAPLES,
March Is UP)-The Allied
Fifth Army launched a
mighty offensive against the
German mountain stronghold
of Casino today under cover
Of a 1,400-tOn aerial bonn
parchment that spread death
and ruin through the enemy
defenses.
In an effort TO blast out of
existence the ancient Italian
town, American and British
bombers in 800 sorties hit
Casino without letup from
$50 this morning until noon.
British troops stabbed forcefully
into German lines Just south Of
Carroccto in the Anzio beach
head area, subjecting principal
Nazi defenSeS 10 a heavy testing
thrust in what may prove q pre-
liminary to resumption Of intense
fighting.
The fOmmieS hurled strong
units against the enemy and sue
ceeded in improving their posi-
tions, Gen. Wilson, Allied com
mander in this area. announced.
All along the beachhead. where
German assaults were stopped be-
fore the advent Of bad weather
cut ground activity TO a mini
mum. Allied and AXIS patrols eX-
changed blows as they sought to
gather information.
At least one strong pocket Of
German resistance was wiped out
in these exchanges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Crops Flowed Under
By Texas Farmers
WACUJNCTC

WASHINGTON, March T.
tUPl-Truck -farmers-H-Texa
have plowed under thousands Of
acres Of cabbage, spinach, carrots
and beetS because of low market
prices. according 10 reports TO the
War Food Administration.
Producers in Florida. California
and Arizona also destroyed eX-
,tensive fields, II was said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Torch Death

BY JOHN CREECY
Times stan Correspondent

RAPIDS, March 15-A h~eeIprint in frozen
ground, a tiny bit of wire and the cap from a gasoline tank
were important parts today of the evidence linking 16-year-
old David Filgas to the alleged murder of his schoOlmate,
11-year-Old Patricia Winters.
The trial went into its third day before a jury in Circuit
Judge William A. Browns court, following a session at
which Patrcia's father, Harold Winters, dramatically re-
counted his theory of how the tragedy occurred
Winters and his wife were spectators throughout most of
yesterdays testimony, biting their lips and occasionally giving
way to sobs Of anguish as witnesses described the finding of the
charred remain of their daughters body in a burned automobile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
R. Glenn Dunn Gets
Job With Rushfon

LANSING, March 15-R Glenn
Dunn-aLor#eF-d attorney
general former state sales tax
executive former chairman Of the
State Liquor Control Commission
and Republican handyman. re-
turned 10 the state pay roll to-
day.
He Is now serving as an assist
ant attorney general 10 Herbert
I.RuShton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Walker Deferment
Appeal 10 Be Pushed

Although he has passed his pre-
induction naval-exam- and -eN-
pressed himself anxious TO 20. the
Civil Service Commission per-
severed today in its efforts 10
secure an occupational deferment
for DPW Commissioner William
NJ. Walker Jr.
Walker passed his physical AT
the induction center with flying
-eolors- and unless civil service is
successful in appealing his IA
classification, he will be indicted
into the navy in another three
weeks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
THE WAR FRONTS

T~TALY-Fifth Army opens offensive at Casino. page H.
s. W. PACIFTC-U. S. marines make new landing on New
Brtain.-tPage H. IS
OVER GERMANY-DNB reports air battle over Hanover area
as Y. S. bombers also raid Brunswick. t(Page L.
L~ONDON-Germans stage fare and i~ncendiary raid on London
zone; 13 planes downed. page D.
RUSSIA-Tens Of thousands Of Germans trapped above Kher.
son as two Red columns join. page D. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

Police Smash
Road Barrier.

Production Of vital aircraft engines was virtually halted
today in the aircraft engine division of the Ford Rouge plant
as an auto blockade thrown up by wildcat strikers in defiance
of their union leaders kept 1901 of the job and seriously
affected other parts of the plant.
Although the blockade, which was instituted for a
second time within seven hours at s a. m. was broken up
shortly after S a. m. by Dearborn police with the aid of
international officers of the UAW-CIO, less than 25 per cent
of the day shift of 5000 reported in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Three TO Share COP Rule

WASHINGTON. March Is
GNS)-Senate Republicans were
slated to choose a trlumVlrate to-
day composed of Senators Arthur
M. Vandenberg. Wallace II. White
Jr.. Maine, and Robert A-Ean-
Ohio, TO guide them during the
18th Congress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

then, and he didn't seem to
want to talk about it," Winters
added.
Under further questioning, how
ever, the youth denied, the
father said, that they had been
intimate.
isn't 1t true" he said he
asked the boy. "that Patricia
resisted your advances and that
YOU then struck her over the
head with a wine bottle and
strangled her with a piece of
wire o"
SKULL FRACTURED
Previous witnesses had said the
girls skull was fractured. and had
reported seeing a wire moose i'm
bedded in her neck.
- Aft. tAe-yetfths denial. VIM
tiers persisted
And isn't IL true that after
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did not know the names of the
leaders.
About 5000 we're employed on
the pre-midnight shift on which
tho strike fared-up. Strikers on
this shift left the plant between
l0.f5 and II p m.-they were due
of AT II 30 and Immediately set
up a picket line and auto blockade
al gate 10.
MOST or MEN WORK
The effort however. was not
strenuous and 3.l44. or 20 per
cent Of the shift due in al mid
night succeeded in getting 10
work. These men, the company
said turned out twice a. many
engines as the preceding shift. AL
though~a LOT of them were late.
They succeeded in this, II was
explained, by finishing a large
number Of engines left unfinished
by their predecessors and doing
a normal nights work themselves
The building manufactures Pratt
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Finnish SoIOns
Confer on Crisis

March Is GNs)
The Finnish Parliament today is
expected TO open A momentous
session at which members viii at
tempt 70 reach a definite decision
on whether 70 continue peace ne
gettattorfS- with feUSS18 or stay in
the war as an ally OF Germany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Taxpayer Gives Shirt
In Easy InstaIments

NEWARK. n j.. March Is
unidentified taxpayer
enclosed half of shirt in the
envelope bearing his income tax
return and check. The taxpayer
wrote that he would send the
other half with his next payment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

The first blockade was eStab-
hshed Al II o'clock last night.
JAN Is MILE LONG
The blockade Was established
a. the three gates leading 20 the
aircraft factory and jammed up
traffic aS far as one block from
Michigan or Schaefer 4 mile from
tho nearest plant gate.
9th r departments affected
were the rolling mill, tool and die,
spring and upset and press steel.
Workers in these divisions use the
same gate as those in. aircraft
Company and union officials
both vowed that drastic action
would be taken against the
strikers.
The aircraft building was the
scene Of a near riot a week ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Court Fsvors Dionne Control

TORONTO, Ont. March IS (UP)
A bill 10 end the court guardians
ship Of the Dionne Quintuplets,
except for contracts and financial
resources, and give control of the
sisters 10 their father. was intro
duced IN the Ontario Legislature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
TALKED WITH BOY

SO eloquently did he defend his
daughters good name, a Spontan-
eous murmur of applause ruStled
through the packed courtroom
when he finished
Winters, who operates a gen.
eral store at Gowen. told the jury
of an interview he had with Fill
gas. in the presence of state police,
about a month after the tragedy.
The youth, he said. told of park
ing with Patricia on lonely road
near Bass Lake after leaving a
Greenville high school dance and
of sharing a couple Of bottles Of
cheap wine.
".Ae-staFted- te-Heek, he
said.
II asked him what happened
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Held in Draft Fraud

YORK. March Is INSl
Edward L. Ellinson. fQrme r
chief clerk of Brooklyn Draft
Board 23l, was under arrest TODAY
on a charge of conspiring 10 sell
Selective service defermentS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
In the Times TODAY

SHEnD'S OLD STYLE SAUCE
A mustard-hke dressing you'll
really like in many ways.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
CAR OWNER ARRESTED

Ben Morris 50, or 1891 La Sale.
owner Of one Of tho blockading
cars towed away by police and a
worker on the pre-mldnight shift
in the aircraft building. was ar
rested by Dearborn police and held
for investigation.
Police said he told them that
after they walked out last night
the shift held a meeting and de-
cided TO come back this morning
and block the gates. He said he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

EVIDENCE

Defense Attorney j. LinSey confront
ing 16-year-old David Filgas, on trial at
Grand Rapids for the torch murder of
Patricia Winters, II, with a part of a gas
tank spout taken of the death car, while
John Filgas, David's father, looks on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

photographers have been allowed
10 enter the spacious Diligenti
home in one of -Buenos Aires
most exclusive and expensive
suburbs.
However, the mother promised
that as soon as the doctors advise
her that, the danger to the chill.
dren's health IS past newSmen
VIII be permitted 10 see the ba-
bies.
the girls are named Maria,
Fernando and Christina the BOYS
are Charles and-Ffsneo Charles
was born first, then Maria, Fer
nanda Christina and Franco.
NU-ENAMEL-No Brush Marks
Refnish kitchen or bathroom
white and u beautiful colors-
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

But when Winters took the
stand as a witness for the prose-
cution. he spoke with cold, crisp
CompoSure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
PROTEST FIRINGs

Workers said the demonstration
was staged in protest against dis
culinary action taken against the
alleged leaders OF the disturbance
last week. which resulted in the
discharge Of 10 employees and the
Suspension Of 10 others.
Dearborn police succeeded AZ
40 a. m. in removing enough Of
the blockadlng cars by towing
them away 10 permit some access
through gate 10. Union officials
we're planning 10 use sound trucks
10 plead 10 the strikers to desiSt.
The police succeeded in remov-
ing the cars by entering the plant
through Miller road and towing
them back in through gate 10.
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-01
VAzNO NAZNANILO

Trad "a rekonstrukcijo in re
habilitacijo Jugoslavije (UNR-
RAJ isce sposobne osebe, XII bi
bile pripravljene prevzeti slu-
zbo "a to delo. Potrebujejo Sc
ucitelji, profesorji, tehnicni in
zenirji, zdravniki, zobozdravni-
XII, eksekutivni uradniki, social
nj delavci, bolnicarke, streznice
in raznovrstni drugi profesio-
nalci jugoslovanskega pokole-
MIA. Med te spadaio bodisi tn ro-
jeni ali naturalizirani jugoslo-
vanski Amerikanci, XII imajo
potrebne kvalifikacije in spo-
sobnost "a rekonstrukcijsko in
relifno delo. Tisti, XII SO zainte-
restrain tako delo in sluzbo,
maj Sc obrnejo pismeno ma ma
SLOW: Louis Adamic, President,
U.C.S.S.A., 1910 Park Avenue,
New York %, N. Y.
Mirko G.. Kuhel, izvrSni tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-01

V New Yorku in drugi taxi, Xxi
mislijo, da mora borba, kakrsno
je zasejala k0minterna V pref
Snji vojni, trajati na vse vecne.
case? Ako smo "a trajen mir, ko
DO konec tie vojne, DO mogoc lie
S sodelovanjem svetovnega de-
lavstva. AngleSki p%roletariat to
razume. cato 81 prizadeva delav-,
ske organizacije V Rush, in s
tenn Stalina, ker brez MEGA ne
gre - pridobiti "a vzajemnoss
in V priznanje demokracije. To
je edino pravilno. Odbijati jill
to je toliko kot pomagati tistim.
XII ustvarjajo vzroke "a tretjo
svetovno vojno, dasi sedanja nj
niti Sc z dalec kon6ana.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-01

rev. Nikola Drenovac IL Youngs
towna.
Da pa ne bodo sami govori, je
odbor poskrbel, da DO podanih
tudi nekaj pevskih in glasbenih
took. Odzvali sta Sc naSi zaved-
nj pevki Mary Grill-Ivanush in
Josephine Milavec-Levstik, XII
iu DO spremljala ma klavirju We
ra Milavec-Levstik. Nastopita
skupno S par pesmami tudi To-
kalna pevska zbora Slovan in
Jadran.
K temu shodu nj nobene
vstopnine in bi torej ne smelo
biti nobenega vzroka, da Sc ne
bi odzvali naSemu vabilu. Tu-
kajsnja podruznica Sansa Sc pac
trudi pc svoje, da d%oprinese svoi
delez k osvoboditvi in zedinje-
nju nasega naroda V starem kra-
ju, kier vodi tako junaSke boje
prot svojim zatiralcem. Torei
ste vsi proseni, da Sc v nedeljo
popoldne 5. marca udelezite te-
ga shoda. S tenn demonstrirate,
da ste "a svobodo izpod tran
stva in Ia zdruzenje vseh Slo-
vencev pod emo streho.
J. F. Durn, tainik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-01
BOZ SLOVENCEV
"A OSVOBOJENJE

Cleveland, @. - MiSli mi po-
hajaio nazaj pred % lett, ko smo
.ineli navduSene shode naSega
naroda $irom nase move domovi-
ne. To je bio prvi svetovni
vojni, ko smo imeli V svoji sredi
Jugoslovansko republicansko
zdruzenie. Ia organizacija je
delovala ma to, da Sc mas narod
osvobodi habsburskih tiranov in
81 pribori svoje narodne in kul-
turne pravice. Tudi takrat je BIZ
la podana deklaracija ameriskih
Slovencev, XII smo delovali ma
to, da mas narod dobi svobodo.
JRZ 81 je osnovalo program, Xxi
je temeljil ma demokraticnih
pravicah vseh jugoslovanskih
narodov in propaganda ustano-
vitev Jugoslavije V formi fede-
rativne republic.
Tedai sem bill Sc mIadenic, to-
da Sc Sc dobro spominjam, kako
Sc je mas narod V tel deztali v
pretezni vecini strnil "a svojim
vodiem Etbinom Kristanom. ST.
Ger smo tudi takrat imeli med
sebojne boje, ker nekaterim nj
bilo veliko ali pray mic za svo-
bodo naroda, ker so bill pac Sc
obiokovalci bivSe gnile Avstrije.
" Clevelandu smo imeli takrat
listic, XII je brenkal ma to stru-
no, kakor tudi v New Yorku 70
tijev list.
Seveda, ko je med nase nase-
ljence boil in boil prodirala "a
vest "a svobodo Slovencev V sta
rem kraju in "a ustanovitev ma
Balkanu move jugoslovanske dr.
zave v obliki federativne demo-
kraticne republike, in ker Sc je
V tisti BOZ proti avstrljskim in
nemSkim imperialistom zapletla
tudi Amerika, SO nasi avstrijaki
pac sprevideli, Ola ne DO dobro
zanje, &c bodo Sc dale objokava-
Ii Franco Jozefa in njegovo du-
alno monarhijo. Svoje solze SO
potem prieeli pretakati "a krf-
sko deklaracijo in jugoslovan-
skega (srbskega) kralja, kajti
brez kronane glave 81 MISC mo-
gil predstavljati zivljenja, ce-
pray SO tukaj ziveli v republiki.
Takrat je bio tudi veliko slo-
venskih fantov, XII smo sluzili V
oborozeni sill Strica Sauna, ka-
kor danes sluzijo naSi sinovi. Y
vojno smo sli z zavestjo, da do
prinesemo svoj delez "a osvobo-
ditev narodov, malih in velikih
Polagali smo veliko vaznost If
upanie v Wilsonovih IA took
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-01
POMOC FED. DRAW
UNlJl BILA
IZDATNA
(Nadaljevanje S 1. strani.)

(Nadaljevanje S 1. strani.)
vazne, kakor letala in drugo
strojno blago.
Nemcija, XII je industrialno
najbolj razvita dezela ma svetu.
z izjemo Zed. draw, 81 je pod
vrgla "a oskrbovanje svoje ar
made ma vzhodni 'front.' vso Ev
ropo. Russia Sc ne bi imela ma
koga zanasati, razen ma mas, in
pomagali smo il, in pc svojih
moceh Anglia in Kanada.
LIE malo tovora potopljenega
Hitler 81 je ma vso moe priza-
deval, da potopi elm vec naSega
tovora, XII je bill posiljan Rusiji,
in nekaj casa mu je prilicno US
pevalo. Toda angleSko in ameri-
sko spremno brodovje Sc je
kmalu toliko pripravilo in izvez-
balo, da Sc je Nemcem lani po-
srecilo potopiti lie emo izmed
vsakih sto ladij, poslanih S tovo-
rom V Rusijo, MANFRED V merilu,
aki bi bile vse enako tezke. To
Sc pravi, 80 odstotkov lend-leas-
nth dajatev je srecno priplulo V
sovjetska pristaniSca.
Tako Sc torej vojna zavezni-
kov zelo vzajemno vrSi. Russia
prispeva zivljenja, mi pa delav-
&c, material in tudi vojake.
Velike lend-leasne dajatve do
Diva seveda tudi anglia, kakor
zmerom, Australia in vec ali
mani estate zavezniske dezele.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-03-01
H&OM ENTAR.D n


zali pred ocmi "veliko" hrvat-
sko "otacbino'' ma lstroske srb-
skin aspiracij. A kadarkoli pa Sc
je Berlinu zdelo, da Pavelic ga
nemarja' svojo nalogo v sluzbo-
vanju Nemciji, je bill dan namig
Srbom, da jih vlada V Berlinu
ne misli zrtvovati Hrvatom.
Enim obeta danes "veliko" Hr-
vatsko, drugim jutri "veliko'
Srbijo. Pc zaslugi osvobodilne
fronte in sedaj Churchilovega
govora Sc je Berlinu tudi ia igra
ponesrecila.
Leon Trocki bi Sc %. februar-
ia, ko Sc je proslavljalo 26-ob-
letnico u~stanovitve rdece arma-
de, nedvomno nekoliko pocudil,
&c bi bill Sc xiv, ker ga je zavez-
niSki tisk ignoriral - kaipada
IL takticnih razlogov, sovjetski
pa pozabil. Vendar pa pride ne
koc obletnica rdece armade, v
kateri DO tudi Trocki dobil svo-
je mesto V njeni zgodovini. Ako
pa ne bi bila ia armada zmago-
vita kakor je, bi ga dobil re Sc
daj.
o kralju Petru je bio dine 27.
feb. pc radiu porocano, da ie DO
tajnem viru apeliral ma Chur-
chilla, maj ga otme il jetnistva
"crne roke". To je stara kasta
srbskih oficirjev, XII "interesu
domovine'', kakor tax interes
ona razume, vzame sebi pravico
kralja tudi ubiti, ako Sc il zdi
to potrebno. To "crno roko'' nj
primerjati z razbojniki V Sci
LII in z njihovimi rojaki v Anne
riki, XII SO Sc enako imenovali.
A tudi ia kasta srbskih Gastni-
kov Sc posluzi cesarkoli, ma ena-
ko primitive nacine. &c je Pc
ter e MEN jetniKs ga DO Chur-
chill lahko osvobodil. In ker ina
Churchill v Egiptu moe, cemu
ne poSlje teh vrocekrvnezev raj
Sc V BOZ proti Nemcem, namesto
dav Kairu, v Londonu in v New
Yorku spletkarijo proti onim, XII
Sc bore "a osvoboditev Jugosla-
vie?
Pozdrav 'heil Hitler" v Mem
CHI izgublja veljavo, ako je YER
jeti porocilom IL Svice, XII pra-
WHO, da Sc med ljudstvom tret-
jega rajha uveljavljajo staromo-
dni pozdravi, kot dober dan, do
bro jutro, dober tex, dober We
Ger it'd. Morda tie vesti pretira-
vaio, a pride cas-, ko DO Nemcem
zelo nerodno, kadar Sc DO kdo liz
Min ponorceval S "heil Hitler.
V Garyju, Ind, je bill sklican
V mestni spominski avditorii
vseslovanski shod, in "a govor-
nika ma MENU je bill oglaSan
Louis Adamic. Srbi, pod vod-
stvom predsednika Srpskog ma
rodnog saveza, Louisa Christie
pherja (Kristoforica) SO pri SOL
skem odboru, XII upravlja ONE
ME dvorano, protestirali. Ker
imajo vpliv, in ker je uprava
smatrala, da je boljse, ako Sc
; gredo Jugoslovani prerekati