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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-26

mas seznanila O .resnicnem polo
zaju v domovini in obvestila
tudi zavezniske vladne kroge {
tem.
Delo pa Sc nj koncano. Dobg
prihaja, ko DO treba zaceti pri
tiskati ma zaveznike glede ure
ditve meja move Jugoslavije
Ravno sedaj je SANS izdal bro
suro V anglescini '"The Italo-Ju
goslav Frontier, kjer Sc raz
pravlja perece primorsko vpra
sanje, posebno Trsta.s
To razpravo je spisaI Ivo]
Thomas, clan angleskega par
lamenta in Mato Vucetic, uvoc
pa Louis Adamic.
ze enkrat preje Sc je zalozi
10 in izdalo DIR. Cokovo "Pro
blem of Trieste. Mogoce b.
kdo vpraseval, da zakaj Sc t
tiska v anglescini?
Mislim, da Slovenci smo edi
nj v tenn, da zelimo vse kraje
kjer so naseljeni Slovenci in o
c+o1; ;,,zp; CIo1yayoi Ja wv; n n II
nazaj pod novo Jugoslavijo il
to nam je znano; cato je po
trebno seznaniti one, XII imaje
vajeti pri doloeevanju mel, ka
terim ia zemlja nj tako vazns
kot je ma primer nam.
Zato ma delo "a SANS.
Louis Kaferle,
zapisnikar
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-26
UREDNlKOVA POSTA

cd mladih let. Vseeno me je pri-
sill, da sem vzela nekaj.
v slucaju, da kdo dvomi res
nicnost tega, Sc mu lahko pove
ime tega zavedaega mladenica
Tu, cenjeni bralci, je odgo,
vor ma vprasanje, ali je potreb
no zbiranje "a ambulance "a ma
Sc Slovence ali ne!
Zato vas prosim, citatelji, ds
kateri Sc niste darovali, odpri,
te vrata in srce. Vidite, da
fantie, XII Sc borijo "a naso svo
bodo, hocejo pomagati, zakaj ne
bi mi?
Frances Mezget,
clanica Progresivnih Slovenk
st. 3, in Slovenske zenske
zveze st. Ia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-26
Seja pOdruznice stev. 48 SANS-a -
volitev delegatov

Podruznica Stew. 48 Sloven-
skega ameriskega narodnega
sveta bo obdrzala svojo mesec-
no sejo V sredo, 26. julia Ida
nes) V Slovenskem delaVskem
domu ma Waterloo Rd.
Redna mesecna seja bi Sc i
mela vrsiti v petek, ker pa sta
predsednik in tajnik odpotovala
IL mesta, Sc je sejo premestilo
ma sredo. Zato Sc tenn potion oh
vesca vse drustvene zastopnike
in clane posameznike, da goto-
vo posetite sejo, kjer Sc bo vo-
lilo delegate "a prihodnjo kon-
vencijo SANSa, XII Sc DO vrsila
2. in 3. septenabra v Clevelan-
du..
Po pravilih sklepa .glavnega
odbOra SANSa, nasa podruznl-
ca izvoli in poslje stiri delegate
na to konvencijo. Zato je dolz
aost slehernega drustvenega "a
stopnika in posameznih elanov,
XII imajo clanske karte, da Sc
te vazne seize gotovo udelezite.
SANS je vazna in potrebna
organizacija. Dosedaj je ia or"
ganizacija naredila veliko do,
brega "a praviCno resitey ma
Sega naroda v Jugoslaviji.
Pobijalo Sc DO neresnicno in
krivieno propaganda, vpfzorje-
no po raznih agentih gnilega,
starega rezima, informativno je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-26
Ali je potrebno ali ne?

Cleveland, Ohio. - Kakor
YAM je znano, nabirajo Progre-
sivne Slovenke denar, katerega,
ko ga DO zadosti, bodo darova-
e Rdecemu krizu "a nakup am
oulance, XII Sc jo DO darovalo
oorcem v Jugoslaviji. zene prid
no nabirajo, ceprav je tezko
vprasati cloveka "a prispevek.
Vseeno Sc DO po malo in malo
labralo.
Cd hise do hise hodijo, in
marsikatera je vesela, ko Sc sr-
ca odpro in so vprasani rado.
iarni, v drugih slucajih pa mo-
ra katera marsikaksno grenko
odnesti.
Fovem vam pa zgodbo, ki je
resnicna.
Ko sem trkala ma vrata, sem
prisla tudi do mladega sloven-
,kega fanta, XII sluzi Strica Sa-
ma pri Merchant Marines. -
Vprasala sem ga kaj on nisli 9
lei zadevi. Nicesar mi nj odgo-
voril, pac pa posegel Y Yep in
hotel darovati vecjo vsoto, ka'
tere pa nisem mogla vzeti, ker
je sam revez in brez starsev za
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-26
Volitve delegatov "a SANSovo konvencijo

ko citamo izjave partizanskega
tiska, pridemo do zakljucka, da
Sc to geslo izvaja ze cd pocetka
borbe med partizani in fasistic-
mimi hordami.
Ko je bila sprejeta zacasna u
stava v Bihacu, nismo mixer O.
pazili, da sc mora vera v Jugo
slaviji zatreti, temvec Sc je po
vdarjalo, da maj DO svobodna
Kaj torej Sc hocejo nekateri
klerikalci? Isto Sc je povdarjalo
glede trgovine, industrije, It's
ka it'd. v bistvu nj torej parti-
zanska ustava mic bolj radikal-
ma kot je ma primer, ameriska.
Precesnje zasluge ina SANS
odnosno ZOJSA tudi pri tenn, da
je pomagal izpodnesti udoben
stolcek Foticu in da je nepo
sredno prisilil kralja h kapitu
laciji. Glavno vlogo je pri tenn
seveda igrala Titova vojska, k
ina v kraljevo nesreco puske in
topove, docim je Mihajlovie -
pozabljen MOI.
Nova Subasiceva vi a d s.
davno nj popolna. V njej nj nj
ii enega delavskega zastopnika
toda vprieo dejstva, da j je bi
Churchill boter, 30 pac najbolje
da Sc zacasno sprijaznimo MO
| Nova vlada tudi nj po Titoven
okusu, zato odlasa z njenim pri
znanjcm, ar1pak tudi on je odvi
sen cd Churchillove milosti gle
de vojnih potrebscin cato Sc be
moral hoces noces-ukloniti.
Bodi re karkoli, nova jugo
slovanska vlada je zaokrenila 81
tuacijo v napredno in demokra
ticno smer. S priznanjem move
jugoslovanske Wade cd stran
zaveznikov bodo Jugoslovan
delezni v polni m e ri LEND
lease potrebscin, kar ze veil
ko steje in ee bo Peter moz be
seda, da ne bo intrigiral v svo.
prid, tedaj 81 bodo po vojni Ju
goslovani vstanovili zares svo
bodno in demokraticno vlado
XII Sc DO eventuelno raztegnila
skozi cell Balkan.
SANS, XII je v bistvu lie NADIA
ljevanje bivsega JRZ, in Zdru
| zeni odbor juznoslovanskih A
me1lkancev bosta pa tenn do
vrsila svojo tezko nalogo vzlit
vsem zaprekam, XII so jima bil>
na poti. Do tedaj pa podprimt
te dive organizacije in narod '
lomovini nam DO hvalezen.
Ia publicijski odbor
| Frank Cesen
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-26
NIZOZEMSKI PATRIJOTI
so PRIPRAVLJENI

LONDON. (O.N.A)-V pri
sakovanju nemskih razdejanj ,
poslednjih trenotkih, so nizo
zemski podtalni casopisi poziya
Ii prebivalstvo, da maj vso ii
vino in hrano skrijejo. VISA pre-
vozna sredstva morajo bit
skrita, vsi patrioti maj Sc raz
prsijo, da jih Nemci ne bod.
mogli aretirati in maj nikdar n
spijo donna, in mai pooblascaj.
druge o svojih dolznostih koli
kor niogoce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-26
IL urada podr. st. 48 SANS

Cleveland Collinwood, Ohio.
- Sledece prispevke sem spre-
jel v juniju: Frank Terbec IS,
Mr.. in Mrs. Louis Lemut $500,
Ivanka Glazar $500, Mrs. J.
cesnik $1.00, Drustvo st. $50
SNPJ $500, Frank Tegel $500,
Progressive Slovenke st. / SIS;
Mrs, Angela Paulin $500, Mrs.
Amalija Terbizan $500; Leo
Wolf $1.0O; DR.. "V boz st. So
SNPJ $12.50, Martin Plut 81;
druzina J. F. Durn $4.OO. Sku-
paj S53.50.
|, Clanstvo oziroma zastopnike
te podruznice opozarjam, da Sc
DO seja "a ia mesec vrsila dne
26. julia, namesto g.. julia,
kot obicajno vsaki cetrti petek
v mesecu. Torej pomnite 26. iu-
| LIZA. Vzrok, da Sc seja preme-
Sea, je, ker bosta predsednik in
tajnik odsotna iz mesta tega
dne.
Ma tel seji bodo volitve "a
Delegate "a prihodnjo SANS
ovo konvencijo, katera Sc vrsi
dne g. in 8. septembra in po-
trebi tudi 4. septembra, tn pri
aas v Clevelandu.
zazeljivo bi bilo, da bi bilo
malo vec zanimanja "a SANS,
posebno Sc pri nasi podruzni-
ci.' Delokrog, katerega obsega
ia podruznica, je vse premalo
narodno zaveden. Zakaj? Zapo-
slenost toliki meri ne drzi,
5mo vsi zaposleni, vcasih Sc pre-
vec.
Torej pri vsej nasi zaposIe-
nosti je potrebno in je nasa ma
rodna dolznost, da vsi strnemo
svoje aktivne sile in doprinese-
mo svoj delez. Prispevajmo vsak
po svoji moei, &c hocemo, da bo
tudi SANS incl uspeh, da DO
narod resnici dosegel svoje
zdruzenje slovenije, in svoje So
elaine pravice v demokraticni
drzavi Jugoslavije. 49,
Reakcija Sc posluzuje vsega,
da bi preprecila uspehe te We
like zgodovinske borbe nasega
naroda v start domovini.
Danes bije BOZ "a svojo osvo-
ooditev vsa Primorska, katera
je bila prodana zadnji svetov-
nj vojni. Trpljenje tega della
telesa nasega naroda zadnjih "a
let, je prislo do vrhunca, je
vzkipelo, in ljudstvo 81 zeli pro-
stosti liz suzenjstva, ter zahte-
va svoje narodne in socialne
pravice. Kot razvidno jz priha-
jajocih porocil, je v pretezni ve-
sinl Frimorska danes osvoboje-
Ia po osvobodilni yojski.
Ne ozirajrno Sc ma dvoumno-
sti, ma razne preroke, ma F.
Kerzetove clanke, XII jih Cd casa
do casa pise, ter nam hoce do
povedati, da nam nj potrebna
politiena akciia potion SANS.
/ Narod tam ne zeli vec zatira-
MA in nam ne bi torej smelo BIZ
Iii vseeno, kaka usoda jih zade-
ne.
To. ne bi bilo kako prenapeto
ogrevanje "a domovino, katera
| je bila enkrat nasa. Vsak svo-
! bode zeljni clovek bi moral gle
Idati, da &c MENU nekaj ugaja,
LIN ie on uziva dobrote, da hi jih
bill delezen tudi so-clovek, po-
sebno Be krvni sobrat. Yes, ne
I tNadaljevanie na 3. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-26
Piknik drustya "Sosa"

Cleveland, Ohio. Da ne O.
pustimo naso stare navajo, je
slanstvo drustva 'Soca" St.. "a
S. D. 2. tudi letos, kakor druga
leta, odlocilo, da priredi svojo
vrtno veselico, in sicer dne 30
julia ma vrtu Donna zapadnih
slovencev, 6818 Denison Ave
Pricetek oh 5. uri popoldne.
Clanstvo je proseno, da Sc go
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-26

cleveland, OnlO. - V peLek
zvecer dne %. julia, Sc yrs
zelo vazna seja podruznice st
80, SANSa v Slovenskem ma
rodnem domu ma st. Clair Ave
Ma tel seji DO volitev sestih
delegatov, kateri bodo zastopa-
Ii to veliko podruznico ma prvi
konvenciji Slovenskega anne.
riskega narodnega sveta (SA-
NS), XII Sc vrsi v dneh 2. in 3
septembra v Clevelandu. In ke-
je SANS organiziran ma demo
kraticni podlagi, je dolznost
vseh clanov podruznice, kate
rih je mad 500, in okoli 70 "a
stopnikov osemintridesetih dru
stew, XII SO vclanjeni pri tel po
druznici, da Sc vdelezijo te Sc
je in izvolijo delegate po svo
jem najboljsem prepricanju.
SANSova konvencija DO zelo
vazna zadeva. Poleg volitev no
vega odbora bodo ma dnevnem
redu tudi razprave O politicnem
gospodarskem, socialnem in
kulturnem vprasanju bodoce
Jugoslavije.
V svrho razciscenja pojmov
in analize glede odnosajev mec
nasprotujocimi skupinami v Ju
goslaviji, Sc DO skusalo dobit
representative osebnost ma tc
konvencijo, naravnost IL stare
domovine. Dale Sc bo ma te.
konvenciji razmotrivalo o una
zani gonji napram SANSu, XII
jo vodijo gotovi klerikalni ele
menti tel dezeli. Ia gonja je
prvi vrsti naperjena proti vo~
diteljem SANSa kot so: Ada
mic, Kristan, Kuhel in Rogelj
Namen tega je, da Sc iznebijc
teh odlocnih in naprednih moz
nato bi pa dedscino SANSa pre-
vzela crna reakcija in jo nesla
ma krozniku Foticu in Mihajlo
vicu.
Taxa akcija bi imelA precejs
njen politicen vpliv ma bodoce
razmere v Sloveniji in klerikal-
ci bi najbrz zopet skusali dobi
ii neomejeno kontrolo mad u
bogim izmozganim ljudstvom
Vsled budnosti in odlocnosti,
SANSovih voditeljev so Sc kle
rikalcem vse te mahinacije te
meljito ponesrecile, cato je Sc
daj toliko kricanja v "Amerisk
Domovini" in drugih nazadnjas
kin listih.
SANS vrsi svojo nalogo cast
no in dostojno. Organiziran j.
bill zato, da propagira v prid
povojne demokraticne in svo'
bodne Jugoslavije (vkljucivs
Primorsko, del Koroske in Prek'
murje.) Skusnje so mas ze V pr
vi svetovni vojni izucile, da ba
rantanje kralji giede demo
kracije ne prinese nobenega u
speha, cato bi bio nesmiselne
cd strani SANSa, da bi naveza|
stike Petrom, Mihajlovicem
Foticem in ostalo velesrbske
kliko. Preostajalo mu je same
emo; podpreti Osvobodilno from.
to, XII sc bori "a svobodo, ena'
kost in bratstvo vseh slojev jul
goslovanskega prebivalstya. A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-11
Report Arrest
 In Sex-SIoying

Scituate, Mass, July 1l-CUP-A 26-year-old Bingham war worker and former inmate of New Hamp- shire mental hospital was under ar- rest today in connection with the sex-slaying of I0-year-old Frances McGrath.
 The suspect allegedl ywas absent from work from June 10, the day Frances disappeared. until June IT. then day after her ravished body was found in Norwell woods. A search of his Hingham hotel room, which had been occupied during his absence from work. uncovered revolver, a stained carving knife and a pink slip.
 During questioning he allegedly admitting having been in the Scitu- ate area about the time Frances vanished.
 His arrest followed receipt Of an anonymous letter from Q fellow worker who said the man seemed badly shaken and uneasy" on his return to the Bethlehem teel Co.'s Bingham shipyard. Police said the suspects mother Is now an inmate of the same mental institution from which he was released on probation two years ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-11
Sailor Fights Prison Term

Portland, Me, July il. (UP)-A hearing Thursday will be conducted on the petition of Samuel A. Ros- borough, Miami. Fla, sailor con- victed of manslaughter by court martial board, for his release from a 10-year prison sentence on the grounds that the Navy board lacked jurisdiction in his case.
 Rosborough, a former member of Navy armed guard unit, was con- victed of manslaughter in Septem- Der 1942 following his alleged machine-gunning of Ernest F. Backus, chief petty officer on Q motorship, during stop at Monte- video, Uruguay. He was sentenced to 20 years in prison and dishonor- ably discharged from the Navy. Sec- retary of Navy James V. Forrestal approved the conviction but reduced the term to 10 years.
 The petition claims that the Navy lacked jurisdiction because the mo- torship was a privately y-owned craft of Panamanian registry and the Navy had not then been authorized to place armed guards aboard a foreign vessel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-11
Roosepelt Willing To Accept Fourth Term Nomination
IN BATTLE OF kNNIh|L TON
Troops Advancing To Trap Germans

Moscow, July Il. - (UP) - The Red Army waged a battle of annihilation against the German garrison of en. circled Wilno today and sent a mobile column racing to- ward Kaunas, final hedgehog base from which the Nazis can defend the East Prussian frontier 40 miles westward.
 The Russian drive into the Battles posed the double barrled threat ot a frontal push on east Prussia and of a spurt across the narrowing corr ridor in Estor1ia, Latvia and Lithu- ania.
 At the same time, the Soviets made 1t increasingly evident that they were preparing for whirlwind push across the flat Polish plains to Germany. Dispatches repeatedly mentioned huge cavalry formations concentrated on the battlefront where the German defense line had collapsed.
 (Swiss advices from Berlin said all telephone communication witn East Prussia had been forbidden, and the Germans had begun the evacuation of factories from Tilsit, Gumbinnen, and 1nsterburg m that German province, and a military command had superseded civil auth critics in a deep area behind the frontier)
 (Berlin press reports to Stock holm reflected grave anxiety Tn hign Nazi quarters regarding the outcome of the battle for the Battles, an of- ficial spokesman saying there "stiil is hope of preventing the Russians from reaching the Baltic sea.D
 Front dispatches said Gen. Ivan D. Cherniakhovsky third army or White Russia was engaged in bat tie flor the complete annihilation of the Germans trapped at Wlino' capital of Soviet Lithuania.
 Without waiting for the liquida- ton of the doomed Germans, Cher niakhovsky sent a force slasning northwestWard toward Kaunas, pre- war capital 55 miles from Wilno.
 To the south, Marshal Konstantiil K. Rokossovsky's First Army ol White Russia, speeding westward from the rail junction of Slonim, was within cannon range of Bialy. stok province, one of the last two provinces of White Russia stiii un- der German control.
 Dispatches said the Russians were rapidly approaching Volkovysk, an- other rail junction 30 miles west of Slonim, where the Germans were expected to undertake their last major stand east of Bialystok.
 (The Stockholm newspaper Af- tontidningen quoted radio Moscow as saying that Soviet air recon naissance had observed signs of a general German retreat from Es- tonia and Latvia.)
 (Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, su- preme Allied commander in the west, told newspaper correspondents yesterday that the Soviet victory at Wilno "badly compromised" 25 German divisions north and east of the city.
 Gen. Ivan D. Cherniakhovsky's 3rd White Russian and Gen. Ivan c. Bagramian's 1st Baltic Armies joined in a general advance toward the Baltic after encircling Wilno. capital of Soviet Lithuania, and cutting the Kaunas-Daugavpils
 (Continued on Page 4)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-11
Military Reuolt Flares
 In Bogota, Columbia
Bogota, Colombia, July II.

Bogota, Colombia, July II. - (UP) - Acting President Dario Echandia announced today that the full powers ot the Colombia government will be used to restore order, disrupted by a military re- bellion" in the town of PaSto, where a group of rebel army officers seized and detained President Alfonso Lopez.
 GA dispatch from Caracas, ven. ezuela, said Colombian Minister oI the Interior Alberto Lleras Camargo announced in Bogota this morning that Gen. Julio Gaitan, leading F. 900 loyal troops, had entered the city of Cali and was preparing to march against Pasto.
 GA second arm, under Gen. Pedro Meri Silva Plaza, also was march" ing on Paste, the dispatch saido
 Lopez was taken prisoner yester- day by a band of military officials led by Col. Diogenes Gil, who in broadcasts over the Pasto radio, proclaimed himself president of the republic. =.
 Reports reaching Caracas said that beside Lopez, the revolutionary group also detained Minister of La bor Adam Arriaga Andrada and ofh- cials of the superior war college who accompanied Lopez to Pastoo
 The government press office de- scribed the outbreak as isolated and lacking any importance. It also said that Lopez had not been harmed in
 (Cnntinued on Page Al
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-11
State Liquor Men Indicted

Hartford, Conn, July 1l-(UP)- Federal indictments charged 12 Connecticut liquor wholesalers today with black market activities, and vi- olations of OPA price regulations and internal revenue department record requirements, and U. s. At. torney Robert P. Butler said that at least $5;000,000 worth of liquor was involved.
 Only four of the indictments were revealed, and they were against the Connecticut Importing Company, and United Importers and Distrib- utcrs, Incorporated, of New Haven. and the old Colony Company of and the old Colony Company or Bridgeport.
 The eight other indictments were alreday disclosed will be put to plea wednesday at 10 a. m. The Con- necticut Importing Company will answer to two indictments, one against the officers of the concern and the other naming two other in- dividuals associated with the com pany.
 Source of the liquor involved in the numerous transactions of the defendants. said Butler. would be brought out at the trial. The liquor, he said, was distributed to various parts of the United States and black market sales amounted to more than $2.00OOOO.
 One of the defendants was Charles Diantonio of the United 1m- porters and Distributors. who last week was arrested on another liquor dealing charge and placed under ll0O GOO bond.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-11
Nazis TryTo Stem Yonks
 Power Drive
BY REYNOLDS PACKARD (JJntied Press War Correspondent


 Rome, July 11.-(UP)-American troops, driving northwestward against Livorno have by-passed the mountain stronghold of Lajatico, eight miles northwest of Volterra, and captured the fortified town Of Casale, 9 1-2 miles north of Castel- lima, Allied headquarters reported today.
 (The Geneva newspaper La Suis- SC said state of siege had been or- dered in Livorno and notices had been posted throughout northern Italy urging the people to remain calm to avoid aggravating the sit- uation and drawing "pitiless reprls- als," the EGG reported)
 The reinforced German defenses defenses athwart the coastal ap- breaches to Livorono, some 10 miles ahead of It. Gen. Mark W. Clarks Firth Army, held fast and 1t became evident that the Americans were driving up from the southeast to turn the barriers and squeeze out the Nazis by flanking pressure.
 "The stubborn battle in Italy con- tinues," the Daily War communi- que said. Allied Armies in Italy have kept up their attack and the enemy in some sectors has put m counter-attackS.
 However, troops of the Fifth Army are making steady progress northwest of Volterra, where ad- vanced elements are now in the VI cinity of Lajatico."
 Supplementary information said the Americans has pushed on be- yond Lajatico, 2l miles southeast of Livorno, while to the southwest oth- CT United States units took Casale, nine miles inland above Castellina.
 To the right of the Americans, French Colonials fought a violent battle for strategic Hill 380, half a mile northeast of Ranza, which in turn is five miles west of Cole Di Val DElsa. The hill changed hands several times, and finally was taken and held securely by the Counters.
 Farther east, some nine miles northeast of Siena, forward elements of the Eigth Army pushed through the villages of Castel Di Broglio and San Regolo. In the upper Fiber Valley an advance of five miles be- yond Carpini was reported.
 The Germans were trying desper- ately to dealy the Allied advance to-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-11
S-28 Listed
 LostAt Seq

Washington, July 11-(UP)-The 21-year-old 800-ton submarine S-28 was accidentally lost in the Pacific recently while engaged in training exercises with complement esti- mated at about 60 men, the Navy announced today.
 The skipper was Lieut.. Cmdr. Jack Gordon Campbell, Chicago, who would have been % on Aug. 19.
 "The depth of water makes it impossible to salvage the sub- marine and hope has been aban- doned for the recovery of the miss ing personnel" the Navy said. There were no survivors.
 The Navy added that an investi- gation is now in progress into the accident, nature of which was not disclosed. There was no indication where in the Pacific the accident occurred.
 '"The S-2s was the 18th U. S. sub- marine lost from all causes in this war and was the second to be lost during training exercises. The R-12 previously was lost in June, 1943, in training exercises of the U. s. east coast.
 The S-28 was authorized by Con- gress on March IT., 1927. Built at the Bethlehem shipbuilding yards at Quincy, Mass, 1t was launched on September 20, 1922, and coin- missioned the following year.
 The submarine was 2l9 feet, three inches long, and had a beam of 20 feet, six inches. It was armed with one four-inch gun.