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Evening star., 1944-09-29
ILnurchiII's Proposal
OF Second Meeting Of
Big 3 Stirs Moscow
By the Associated Press.

MOSCOW, September 90
Prime Minister Churchill's call
for a second meeting with Pre-
mier Stain and President Roose-
velt caused much interest in
Russia today.
The opinion was expressed that
great benefits would result from q.
sequel to the Teheran Conference.
The first meeting in Iran per-
fected plans for the invasion of Nor
mandy, which Russians view as the
Allies greatest contribution to the
war. It led to the best understand
ing In the history of American
USSR relations.
Russians say a second meeting
might accomplish decisions on how
to administer the last blows to Hit
ler, coordination of the three high
commands, groundwork for the
peace, an exchange of ideas on how
the enemy are to be dealt with after
the war and how they are to be pun
ished, where and by whom, and just
what is going to be done to Ger
many.
There is no intimation here as to
when and where such q meeting
would take place.
This much Is reported on good
authority here: Premier Stain will
be just as eager as Mr.. Churchill or
Mr.. Roosevelt to see his friends
again.
The Soviet press printed lengthy
excerpts today from Mr.. Churchill's
speech in Commons yesterday, with
emphasis on his assertion that Rus
sia rs entitled to safe frontiers and
to have friendly neighbors on her
western flank"
The Prime Minister'S statement
was seen here as likely to have a
far-reaching effect on the settle
ment of the Polish question-the
only major European issue to date
on which Soviet and British Amer
lean policies do not appear CO.
ordinated.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
FIXED" STATES.
South and West.

the outcome in the States listed is
not believed to be In doubt. The
remaining articles In this series.
therefore, will be devoted to the
pivotal" or shiftable States. These
are primarily the great industrial
regions of the East and Mid West,
where the nee is close throughout.
and where the result of the election
will be determined.
Evening star., 1944-09-29

terday and came away from the
White House an avowed backer of
a fourth term.
"Why?" asked a reporter.
well, you might say I'm in favor
Of it." he replied.
Actually he and the President
didn't talk politics and e'--tra
didn't sing.
The singer said Mr. Roosevelt
kidded him about reviving the fem
intne faint which went out of style
so years ago.
Did the President ask for any
potnters?" reporters asked.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Favored ChronofIite
Wins Laurel First at $3.50
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LAUREL, Md. Sept. 29-The ma
jority of the crowd of 5000 guessed
correctly when they installed L. j
Lepper's Chronof1ite favorite in the
three-quarter-mile opener. The filly
led throughout, to pay $3.50.
Jack Madigan, owned by Gustav
Ring of Washington and held a,
so to l, chased the winner from the
start, to pay 5000 in second place
Harold c. Genter's Brass Man wa.
third in the field of maiden 2-year-
Olds
Evening star., 1944-09-29

Extravagant spending Of money
at nome results in an extravagant
spending Of blood In battle. Buy
extra War Bonds today to keep our
casualties to . minimum. Let's MI
back the attack.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Conodion Arsonist Convicted

HAMILTON, Ontario. Sept. 20 Up
ALFRED D. Dunsmoor, Is. dairy en-
ploye and confessed arsonist, las.
night was convicted of manslaughtel
in the death of Mrs Dorothy Me-tir
one OF 10 victims of the Moose Hal
fire here May %.
Evening star., 1944-09-29

Goebbels called our Flying Fort
resses Flying CofYlns." We need
more Of them ever Germany. Let's
all back the attack. Buy more WaI
Bonds.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
BY the Associated Press

The Bing Crosby and Frank
Sinatra camps may find themselves
at odds over politics too-now that
Sinatra has come out for a Roosevelt
Evening star., 1944-09-29

the French province Of Lorraine,
which Hitler combined with the
Saar in 1910 for administrative pur-
poses,
Evening star., 1944-09-29
District Blood Quote
District quota per

DlSVI1II QUUId pei
week 1000 pints
Donations last week 1884 pints
Donations so far this week 1,346
| Today's appoint
ments --471 persons
Appointments may be made
with the Blood Donor Center,
in the Acacia Building, 81
Louisiana avenue NV, by
calling District 1900 between 8
am. and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
Wounded

Corpl. Alfred r. Groom, %. para
trooper, who was wounded in the
African and Italian invasions, has
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-14

iii naroda Use vaznese odredbe bpdo reseva po konca
nj vojni predstavnih, XII jh DO izbral narod sam.
S. Narodno-osyobodilhi,p sesbori socijalne
in demokratske pravice ne dalec cd vsakega nasia in
nezakonost Priznava nedotakjvost privatne lastnne
in td najsrso moznost incijatve ndustri in osalih
produkcskih panogah. sposuje svobodo vesti in
Danes morajo vsakega Slovenca navdajat pono-
uspehi Xxi sta Jill doseg1a nasa vojska in nase vod
svo Stoves nasih borcev e razsrl preko meja cez
svet Mi Sovenci smo, kot majhen narod Re do Sc
daj poloz velik deez skupno stvar Nj vec razlik
med pokra nami ustvareno je bratsvo borbi in nasa
zemla je zednjena toda Sc osvobojena Tudi nj
vec razk med narodi Jugoslave ker e borba zdruzla
vse narode drzino Blanca je lepa toda borba Sc
koncana Doznos vsakega e da danes svo zakasneni
deez da skipnemu naporu. Biza konec osovrazne-
okupatoru in prav zato mas dog Sc nj poravnan do
kler Sc ponosni in borbeni sovensk vojski stavi-
mo suzbo svojemu narodu.
zivela sovenska Osvobodilna Fronta!
zivelo vrhovno predstavnistvo narodov Jugoslavije
ASNOJ!
zivela Narodno-osvobodna Vojska!
zivel mas marsal Tito
zivela Rdeca Armada velika zascitnica nasih uspe-
hov!
ziveli nasi veliki zaveznki Sovjeska Zveza, Veil
ka Britannia in Amerlka!
SMRT FAsIZMU - SVOBODA NARODU!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-14
Ameriska Jugoslo-
vanka prva bella zena
ma OtOku Emiru

Second Lieutenant Helena T.
llic, ameriska Jugoslovanka, XII
je prisla to dezelo pred IA in
pol lett, in katere starsi live ma
1876 Tenth Ave, New York
City, je prva bella zena, XII je
stopila ma otok Emir v Juznem
Pacifiku, potem, ko so ga "a
well ameriski marini. Ma MEM
50 sedaj ustanovili bazo "a
bomb,rje.
Miss Tic je sedaj stara %
let, po poklicu bolnicarka "a
South Pacific Com b IT Air
Force.
Kot bolnicarka je graduirala
" Lenox Hill bolnisnici v New
Yorku koncem leta AZ in stopi-
la armada marca 43. v izvr-
sevapju svojega poklica je pre-
letela do sedaj preko 13 tisoc
mill n a d juno pacifiskimi
vojnimi conani.
Ina diva brata, enega v anne
riski vojni, drugega pa v trgov-:
ski mornarici. Ma svojih zrac-
nih potovanjih je srecala enega
brata ma otoku Munda, druge-
ga ma Guadalcanalu. Ma svojih
nestetih misijah je negovala
preko 800 bolnikov in ranjen-
cev eh narodnosti, vstevsi
dva domaGina FIJI otokov. Ker
nj samo dobra bolnicarka, tenn
vec tudi simpatiena in lepa, so
jo bolniki, XII jih je Helena ne
govala, obdarovali z nestetifni
"souvenirp', med katerimi je
tudi znacka, XII jo je odtrgal a
meriski vojak z uniforme ja-
ponskesa narednika.
| /. Ameriski casopisi so prinesli
zanimive clanke o nasi Jelki, ka-
kor tudi memo sliko, sneto ma O.
toku En1ir. Tudi mi j cestitamo
IA uspehih v daljnih straneh
sveta IN Sc 2 njenin1i starsi vred
radujemo priznanja, XII ga je BIZ
la delezna .od nasih vojaskih
oblasti skozi ameriski tisk..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-14
UREDNIsKA STRAIN .aENAKoPRAvNosTr

tion movement within Yugosla-
via to the democratic Yugoslav
elements abroad.
'The United Committee of
South-Slavic Americans has
every reason to rejoice that
both the Prime Minister, DR..
Ivan Subasich, and the Minis
ter of Home Affairs, Mr.. Sava
Kosanovich, are it's honorary
members. They were chosen for
their high offices because of
their answering patriotism,
their truly democratic convic-
tions and their unshakeable be-
lief in the unity of Jugoslavia."
Prva izjava novega jugoslo-
vanskega ministerskega pred
sednika DIR. Ivana Subasica je
dokaz, da DO v bodoGnost VIA
dala popolna harmonija med
vlado izven domovine in med
osvobodilnim gibanjem v Jugo-
slaviji. subasic je izjavil, da
DO njegova vlada poskusala
vsemi silami, da pomaga ljud-
stvu v njegovi borbi "a osvobo-
jenje Jugoslavije, XII jo je Ma
rodni Osvobodilni pokret pod
poveljstvom marsala Tita vodil
S takimi uspehom. Mobilizirala
DO vse demokratske elemente,
XII sc borijo domovini proti
splosnemu sovrazniku "a ostva-
riti nezavisne, resnicno demo-
kratske in federativne Jugosla-
vie.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-14

positive elements within Yugo-
slavia and abroad which have
been waging an incessant strug-
gle against the external and
internal enemy. 1t is guaran-
tee that the blood spilled by the
best sons and daughters of Yu-
goslavia under the brilliant
leadership of Marshal Tito will
not have been in vain.
"The great majority of
Americans of Jugoslav origin,
true to best interests of their
adopted country and mindful
of the aspirations of their
brothers in Jugoslavia, have
steadfastly followed the path
of unity, checking all attempts
by the enemy and his agents to
sow disunity in their ranks, in
particular between the Serbs
and Croats. That is why they
have enthusiastically supported
the epic struggle of the Yugo-
slav Liberation Army under
Marshall Tito as the supreme
expression of the aspirations of
the Yugoslav people for free
dom, unity and democracy.
"The valiant three-year
struggle of the Serbs, Croats,
Slovenes and Macedonians as
we'll as the efforts of the best
and most democratic Yugoslav
elements abroad have succeed
ed in convincing the Allied
powers that the Yugoslav peo-
ple's struggle is inspired by the
same ideals which imbued our
founding fathers.
"The formation of a coalition
government under the premier
ship of DR.. Subasich represents
the logical result of this Allied
recognition; it YIELDS the liberia
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-14

prostovoljcev je IL NEST, in maj
vec castnikov je IL bivse redne
vojske 'Jugoslavije.
Dvajseta-prva srbska divizi-
ia, XII je bila omenjena v komu-
nikeju in sluzbeno pohvaljena
po Titu, je vsaj tako dobra, ka-
kor kakrsnakoli .druga v parti-
zanski vojski. Druge divizije so
sestavljene iz prostovoljcev, tt
soci katerih, zadnje case pri-
haja v partizansko vojsko. Ma
stal je problem, ker je bilo ne
mogoce vse izvezbati in oboro-
ziti.
: Zavezniski castniki pravijo,
da .je srbskih partizanov okoli
100000, ampak bi jh bio mno-
go vec, &c bi imeli "a vse po-
trebno orozje.
Srbski partizani SO bill dose
daj omejeni ma malo hribovite
okraje, XII pa so premajhni "a
vzdrzevanje velike vojske. Mo-
va nen1ska ofenziva je bila brez
dvoma zaceta, Ter so Sc Nemci
bali, da Sc bodo partizani raz-
sirili Sc v druge pokrajine. &c
Sc to partKanom posreci, bodo
mnogo mocnejsi, ker kamor
gredo, Sc jim pridruzijo mnogi
dobrovoljci.
Med mimi je tudi stalen pri-
tok cetnikov, XII so zasovrazili
kolaboraeijo 2 Nedicem in Mem
: Tito pricakuje velike stvari
Cd teh svojih pristasev. Ako se
partizanskelnu pokretu posreci
osvoboditi Srbijo, kakor ostalo
Jugoslavijo, bi bill njihov povoj-
nj polozaj mnogo bolj sdguren.
Partizani bi potem lahko res
nicno govorili v ilnentl vsel1 de-
'ov Jugoslavije.
zOJSA.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-14
NAsA NARODNA OSVOBODILNA
BORBA IN SLOVENSKO PRIMORJE
(PARTlZANSKI TISK v SLOVENIJD

.Kolikor lie bo poskusov da Sc zatre osvobodilni po
let sovenskih mnozc, Vsl propadll Poskus Vo]aske
organzacije belogardistov nj uspe kub vseJ podpol
omaGh in taljanskih fasstov, preprosto zato ker j e
narod obrn hrbet. Dne 49, sept l943 je padla ZAD-
MA BELOGARDISTICNA TRDNJAVA TURJAk 10
e bilo najvech deanj nash hrabrh in pozrtvova-
nih partizanov grad so zatekli najzagrzenejsi
osanl belogaldisticnih voditelev. Med uetni je bo
tudi rs duhovnkov IN bogosovcev zJaV kl SO 10 po-
DALI prostovojno in brez vsakega prtska priznajo:
Danes spoznavamo, po kaksni izdajaski poti smo
hodi in kazo smo svOjimi sabim zgledi zaVaali ma
not narodnega zdasva nepouceno kmecko ljudstvo IN
katosko mia dino. Bila e pot narOdnega zdaJsVa In od-
krite podpore tuim okupatorjem sovenske zemlje.
Danes spoznavamo dvoje: da je bila lama nasa r-
dtev da bella in playa gara Slovenskem scitita vero
in sovenske domove ker danes vodstv bele in plaVe
garde druzita nemSkni nacijonal socijazmom, XII re
mad deset let preganja veo in kaoliske duhovnlke V
Nemcii XII e pred dvena Ietoma zgnala il sloVenske
Staierske in Golenske sovenske duhoVnike in raz-
selila mad diesel tisoc sovensIh kneckh domov srom
Nemcije in Balzana.
Danes spoznavamo, da sl0venska OF nj protlverska
in brezbozna oganiz2ca, kl svo azni propagan-
di trdi in Si1i bella PLAYA gard2 ker k ub nasl
zdaalski pleIellcSti dae OF danes prike da kot du-
hovnk Sc dale vsmo svoa velska opravila in sluzbo
Slovenskem.
Zavezuiemo se da ne bono ncemer vec svo-
lem ravnanju ne 4 besedo dejanj skodovah osVo-
bodni svali soVcuskega naroda in njegoV edin pravl
narodni obasti ma Slovenskem, Osvobodiln 'front.'"
/ svobodni Sloveniji,
r.: dne 23. g. 1943.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-14
"Rratje mi stojimo trdno kakor zidi grada,
crna zemlja maj pogrezne tega, kdor odpada!'
-MlROSLAV VILHAR

Ker so agent izdajasko pobege Wade Londonu,
zdai Kanu raznh domach hIapcev nemskih in itall-
jankh faSstiCnih okupatoev ustaseV in cetnlkov po-
skuSa kevetat heros napOr nash narodov, sc Je
poiaia poreba zjave cilih in nacelh nase Ma
lodno Osvobodine Fronte zavo e izdalo Vodstvo ma
ia Ieta 1913 in glasi
H. Narodno Osvobodilna FrOnta je sposni narodnl
pokret katerem sodeluejo vS posteni rodoubl brez
ozra ma stranke, socano in Versko prlpadnost Ill
bane vodijo tov Tito, Vrhovni stab MOVE in ASNOJa,
"a osvoboenje vseh Srbov, Hrvatov Slovencev Crno-
gorcev in Makedoncev.
2) Stojec ma staliscu demokraticnih dej in pravlc
7rodno samoodlocbe, borimo popono osvoboJenJe
zol iarma nemskih fasisticnih osvajacev prikuc
tev tistih slovenskh kraev XII jih talijansk i'm
perljaii, i &voii po prvi imperijalistcn vojni
3D. po vobojenju DO narod ma temelju naJslrse ma
rodhe demoI.1 oije in pravce narodne samoodlocbe
sam odoc kak5ne bo notrana ureditev in tud kaksnl
bodo odnosaji ostalin1i narodi.
y A. Narodno-osvobodini pokret ne uvaja nobenlh
korentih sprenemb razen d zamena reakcionarne OBJ
cinske uprave nacelnke in zandare XII so bill sluzbl
okupatorja pravmi predsavni l2branmi po svoi vo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-14

ducata ljudi izven Jugoslavije,
XII ga vedo. On nj poznan pod
titlom generala ali castnika
kaksnega drugega ranka; ME-
ga Sc klice enostavno drug
Tempo.
On ie prlznan, kakor parti-
IAN st. 1 in on priznava Tita
kot svojega poveljnika.
Tempov pokret Sc je zacel Sc
le pred nekoliko meseci, ma isti
nacin kakor partizanske edini-
ce v drugih pokrajinah domo-
vine. Najprej so Sc oborozili z
1apadi ma nemske in bolgarske
sete, katerim so we'll orozje.
Kjerkoli so Sc pojavili z rdeci-
mi zvezdami ma cepicah, so Sc
Jim pridruzevali prostovoljci.
Srbi so namrec cutili kakor
da so zamudili, ker MISC .imeli
definitivnega odpornega pokre-
ia, kateremu bi Sc lahko pridru-
zili. Sovrazili so Nemce in Boil
gare, ali kadar so Sc pridruzili
5etnikom, so videli, da ali "a
man cakajo akcijo, ali pa so Sc
nasli v operacijah proti parti-
zanom, sodelujoc z kvizlinsko
Nedicevo drzavno strazo.
Tisti cas- so bile sovraznikove
posadke omejene ma nekoliko
divizij Bolgarov in nekoliko
nemskih Get. Oh tracnicah SO
bile "Pill-box" utrdbe in Mem
ci so rekrutirali kmete, da 50
udarjah ,po tracnicah S kladivi,
ako je kdo, poskusal sabotazo.
Kadar bi Sc slisalo zvok kladi-
va, bi "Pill-boxe' in strojnice
.;acele streljati v tisto smer.
Ko so pa partizani priceli
:svoje operacije, so Sc te more
pokazale zanie. Mocne straze 50
zan1enjale k,nete z kladivi. To-
da kljub temu je bilo pretekli
mesee tucat uspesnih operacij
proti progi Nis-skoplje. Pri e.
item r1apadu so partizani unicili
zeleznisko postajo Leskovac, 20
mill juno cd Nisa, kjer so raz.
bill veliko kolicino lokomotiv in
vagonoH, kakor tudi zelezniske
instalacije. Nedavno SO napadll
nekolikokrat, progo Nis-Sofija,
ma kateri teGe z1ani Orient ex-
pres. E..
Tempo :je organiziral osvobo.
jene okraje ma isti nacin kakor
20 organizirani osyobojeni okra-
j v ostalih partizansko kon-
| troliranih pokra jinah; imajo
lekalna vijeea, XII uprayljajo
naesta in vasi. Najvee srbskih
i u
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-14
ZDRUzENI ODBOR POZDRAVLJA
NOVO JUGOSLOVANSKO VLADO

Oh priliki sestave move jugo-
slovanske Wade pod predsed-
nistvom DIR. Ivana Subasica, je
postal Zdruzeni odbor JSA sle-
deci telegram novemu jugoslo-
vanskemu ministerskemu pred
sedniku:
"V tenn zgodovinskem casu,
ko je bila pod vasim predsed-
nistvom organizirana vlada, XII
izraza teznje vseh Jugoslova-
nov "a zdruzenje v borbi proti
sovrazniku clovestva, ZOJSA
posilja vam in clanom Wade
svoje simpatije'in obljublja, da
DO nadaljeval z moralno pomoc-
jo pri zdravljenju ran, XII so jih
prizadeli narodnim interesom
zunanji in notranji sovrazniki.
Ponosni smo, da sta v tel VIA
di pravega narodnega sporazu-
ma diva castna clana nasega Od-
bora, namrec vi in g. Sava Ko-
sanovic.
zelimo Yam uspeha in posi-
ljamo pozdrave
Zojsa.
Ameriskemu tisku je ZOJSA
dal sledeco izjavo:
"The new Jugoslav govern
ment of Dr.. Ivan Subasich rep
resents a victory of the forces
of unity and democracy. 1t rep
resents a triumph of all the
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-14
SRBI SO OSNOVALI SVOJO LASTNO
VOJSKO IN so Sc PRIDRUZILI THU
Partizansk pokret pod vodstvom druga Tempoje
je nanovejsi nemski glavobol

Dopisnik N. Y. Herald Tri-
bune, Russell Hill, XII je napisal
zo vec clankov politicnem in
vojnem polozaju v Jugoslaviji,
in XII je v tesni zvezi predstav-
niki Narodno osvobodilne VOL
ske v Bari, pise pod zgorajs-
MIN naslovom V zgoraj ONE
njencm casopisu, datiranem Z.
julia, sledece;
V hribih vzhodne Srbije, vec
kakor sto mill oddaljenih Cd
najblizje obale, rase partizan-
ski pokret kakor gobe, tako da
ie sedaj tam re nekoliko izklju-
emo srbskih divizij partizanov,
XII so prisilile Nemce, da so po-
mnozili svoje posadke Oh zelez-
niskih progah Nis-Skoplje in
Nis-Sofija.
Nemci so Sc tako ustrasili, da
bi Sc pokret razvil Sc v druge
pokrajine Srbije, da so pred par
lnevi zaceli veliko ofenzivo pro-
ii marsal Titovim Srbom, upa-
joe, da jih bodo unicili predno
e bodo bolj organizirali.
Toda zavezniski oficirji, XII so
tenn pokretom, so prepricani,
da je ia ofenziva prisla prepo-
,zno. Pri tel ofenzivi sodelujejo
z Nemci tudi Bolgari in cetniki
Draze Mihaj jlovica.
Najvaznejsi znak partizan-
5kega uspeha je, da krajih,
kjer sedaj partizani rekrutira-
jo svojo vojsko, je nedavno
vladal Mihajlovic in njegovi Get
niki. Te sedaj vedo, da je parti-
zanski pokpet resnicno jugoslo'
vanski in ne hrvatski v znaca'
jul.
Tudi Titova vojska v drugih
pokrajinah je sestavljena v We
iicini IL Srbov. Njegov pokret
Sc je zacel v Srbiji in Sc je po'
tenn razsiril v Crno goro in Bos'
no. Zavezniski castniki racunajc
Ia je vec kot polovica Titove
vojske sestavljena IL Srbov ir
5rnogorcev.
Nedavni razvoj partizanske
vojne v Srbiji nj rezultat Tito,
vega napredovanja proti who
du. Srbski pokret Sc je razvil i
malih' edinic, XII SO zacele delo'
vatl zadnji november blizu sta
re jugoslovansko bolgarske
meje. Njihov vodja je bill Ia
jinstveni drug Tempo, Q ka'
terem Sc se sedaj We zelo malo
Tempo, kakor Tito, j.
pseudonim. Pravo ime srbskegs
vodje je tajno in nj najbrze po
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-14

A15sefislei J'OjdlE, 1T Sc Je ude-
lezil inUazije, je bill pri Dpddn
ranjen y HO0O. reneseH lie bill
,,a kroU Heke lddJe. ) katero Sc
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Evening star., 1944-10-18
Armed Home Guard
SET Up in Germany

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 18.-Adolf Hitler
observing that lust as in 1889 we
are facing the enemy alone" pro-
claimed today the formation of an
armed German home guard and de-
clared:
"Germany's second all-out effort
must and will succeed"
BY decree he established the home
guard of all civilian men between 1e
and so. the Berlin radio announced
as Allied armies beat against the
Reich from west, east, southeast and
south.
Describing this peoples army as
mot preparation for defeat, but
for victory" the Berlin station said
THE significance of the German
volkssturm becomes obvious when
the possibility of break throughs in
our fighting front or air borne
landings in our hinterland are
taken into account"
Evening star., 1944-10-18
Two Sons Of Gen. Snyder Listed
AS Casualties Within 8 Duys

Both sons of Maj. Gen. Howard
McC. Snyder, assistant to the in
spector general of the Army, were
announced as casualties in the Eu-
ropean theater within eight days
of one another, the War Depart
ment said today.
1t. Col. Howard McC. Snyder, jr.,
infantry, was seriously wounded in
action in France September 10,
while his brother, First 1t. Richard
c. Snyder, Air Forces, was reported
missing in action September 18 after
a fighter group operation. Both are
West Point graduates.
Gen. and Mrs Snyder, who live at
2l01 Connecticut avenue NV, were
notified
Col. Snyder was wounded while
serving as operations officer on the
staff of the Goth Corps. He had
been awarded the Silver Star for
Evening star., 1944-10-18
By ]. A. FOX.

President Roosevelt today
started working on the speech
he will deliver before the For
eign Policy Association in New
York Saturday night, and simul-
taneously it was announced at
the White House that the Presi-
dent would not invoke the war
time censorship code to shroud
his movements Saturday, which
will be spent in New York.
In New York, Democratic Ma
tional Chairman Robert E. Han
negan announced that the Presi-
dent probably would tour four of
New York City's boroughs Sat-
urday, the Associated Press re-
ported.
Plans for the Presidents trip
have not been completed, Mr..
Hannegan said, but listed on the
Evening star., 1944-10-18
Little Suffering Seen,
With Red Cross
Getting Credit
BY NEWBOLD MOVES, Jr,
Star War Correspondent.

ATHENS, Oct. Is Delayed -
Athenians welcomed British troops
today. The water front of this city's
Port Piraeus was lined with thou
sands of them, waving at warships
and transports lying a few miles
offshore, cheering madly as troops
disembarked from small landing
craft.
came ashore in the first boatload
from the fleet with several other
correspondents and we Immediately
got truck to take us into down.
town Athens. All along the way we
were greeted applauded and cheered.
There have been some scattered
British elements in the city for three
days now-parachutists and certain
advanced sea-borne units-but Ath-
enians have not yet become used to
the idea of what has happened.
Later this morning the troops now
coming ashore will form up and
march into the city. They'll get
one of the warmest and most heart
felt greetings of the war.
Athens, from a superficial view,
doesn't look like starving city. In
the few hours after our arrival here
we correspondents saw no indica-
ton whatsoever of real misery; peo-
pie here appear to be about as well
fed and healthy as, say, the average
Italian.
Except for the Piraeus water
front, which shows signs of our
bombing and of German demolition