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Arkansas State press., 1944-05-12

Impreesd SUNDAY
Uniform orroOy
=. LESSON: =

BY HAROLD l. LuRDQulSf. d D.,
OF The Moody Bible Institute st Chicago.
Released by Western Newspaper Union.
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-12

Church of God In Christ
Sth and Gaines st. Rev. NJ. d..
Willett, Evangelist in Chare
II 90 a. m.-Sermon.
500 y. m.-Street services,
9th and Arch SITS.
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-12

st. Andrews AME Church
3Srd and State SITS, Rev. r. T.
Williams, Minister
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-12
OR 4 FRIENDLY WELCOME
Ward Chapel AME Church

Big Bethel AME Church
9Th and Broadway Sta. DR.. G.
Wayman Blakely. minister In
Charge
ll:00 a. m.--Sermon.
500 p. m,-Evening Sermon,
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-12

Evening Worship -7:30 Pm
Rev. J. H. Gatlin, Pastor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-01

John Steblaj. Ker DO ravno cvet-
ma nedelja in ker smo nosili V
starem kraju ma ia dan "buta-
re- v cerkev, bi bilo prav lepo,
ce bi obnovili ia mas start ma
rodni obieaj in postavili oh vho-
du avditorij in oh straneh Ga
sparijeve "Slovenije" ma zasto-
ru, nekaj deckov in deklic pra-
vimi starokrajskimi butarami'
Sal Sc Sc spominjate, kaksna
tekma je bila V fari, kdo DO l.
mel najvisjo in najlepso okranc-
ljano "butaro". JAZZ sem nesla
tako butarico edino enkrat V
moravSko farno cerkev. Bio mi
je kakih sedem let. Sc dobro Sc
spsminjam, kako je naredil oee
meni malo manjso in bratu ma
10 vecjo in kakim veseljem in
ponosom sva jih nesla po cesti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-01
(Prispeva Anna Primc)

Ker so danes tezki casi in
nam je vse odmerjeno, kot ca
So prve svetovne vojne sta
rem kraju, isce marsikatera go
spodinja novih potov in navodil
"a pripravo jedi "a katere bi
ne bio treba odsteti dragoce-
nih znamk ali kuponov.
Fizol je samo dive znamki "a
funt, svinjskega mesa je pa Sc
daj tudi malo bolj v obilici, "a
torej Sc lahkoto napravi tako-
zvani Pork and Beans.
Skuhaj 5 funtov belega fizola
Navy Beans). Osoli. V posodi,
kateri je prostora "a 5 funtov
fizola, prazi ma palo masti 11a
funta ma male krpe zrezanega
suhega speha. Ko je ma pol
sprazen, ostati mora bel, dodaj
2 ma drobno zrezani eebuli, pol
skodelice rujavega .sladkorja, l
! cajno zlieko mustard praska in
skodelico fizolove juhe. 10 Sc
! to malo pokuha, dodaj fizol in
toliko paradiznikovega soka, da
pokrije fizol. Pusti, da vre ka-
kin 10 minut. Povezni sako
pint steklenico v vrelo vodo, ta-
ko, da pride sopara v stekleni-
leo. To je zelo vazno pri vsakem
konserviranju. \
, SeLaj napolni vroce stekleni-
ce 5 fizolom in deni vrhu vsake
steklenice po par kosckov spe-
ha. zapri trdno in daj kuhati V
vodo. Kuhati Sc mora emo uro v
vrei vodi. Ako Sc kak pokrov
slueajno zrahlja, ga zopet pritr-
di, ko vzames steklenice ven.
Sprawl v hladen prostor. IL tega
. dobis kaklh Is pintov f;zola. A
ko rabis kvart steklenice, kuhajj
emo uro in pol.
Pirhi liz 6ebuinih olupkov
PRAY lepo pisane pirhe napra-
Wis lahko il cebulnih olupkov.
Vzemi pest sufih cebulnih zu-
nanjih listov in jih stisni okoli
jajca. Povij cez to malo krpo in
10 trdno vsenavskriz powell cez
(; jajce. Deni kuhati v vrel krop
in kuhaj,- kot navadno jajca V
trdo, dobrih deset minut. Ko jih
hos odvila, bos presenecena mad
lepo pisanimi barvami.
(Clanica) L.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-01
Jredniske opozke

Velika noe nj vec dalec, zato
zeli urednica v menu celega IL
vrsevalnega odbora "Progresiv-
nih Slovek" Vosciti vsem clani-
cam vesele velikonocne prazni-
Ike. Naso domovino je zadela
bas pred trent lett oh tenn ca
su strasna tragedija, IL katere
pa je vzklilo seme njenega pre-
rojenja, njenega resnicnega
vstajenja! Me, "Progresivne Slo-
venke" smo delale preteklostl
2 vsem srcem in Sc zavezujemo
delati v bodocnosti "a zmago
borbe nash bratov in sester, "a
zmago Amerike in njenih veil
kin zaveznic trdnem preprica-
nju, da mora nekoc napociti dan
srece, svobode in miru "a vse
narode sveta!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-01

okoh pravijo, da Sc MISC videl
tako velikih in t a ko okusnih.
"Rutabaga" je veliko bolj okus-
ma, kot rumena koleraba in ne
postane lesena ali grenka. Ako
bi iih slucajno katera posejala
maj mi pise "a navodilo, kako
ravnati z mimi predno Sc jih po-
bere ma jesen iz vrta, ker to je
zelo vazno. Ako Sc jih shrani V
hladno klet, ostanejo porabne
do spomladi, posebno ako SO We
like. Mi jih Sc sedaj uzivamo.
PonedeIjek
Prvi dan spomladi! Krasen
dan! Ko sem obesala perilo ma
vrtu, sem slisala vranje zboro-
vanje. Joi, kak vrisc je bill. Kot
da bi jih bio ma stotine in ne
samo kakih deset. Pa kdo ne bl
bill vessel ma tako lep dan! Son.
ce ie sijalo vso svojo krasoto
in topilo sneg, tako da Sc je tn
in tam ze pokazala lepa zemlja.
In mi zemljani smo eutili po-
mlad v kosteh brez, da bi pogle-
dali ma koledar.
Ko pride Albin, moi moz, il
hleva in pravi: I .''"'.
"Well, da daje snegu sonce
po dust! Sedaj bo pa res k ar
treba narociti seme "a polje in
kmalu DO tudi cas- "a voziti gnoj
ma pole, da bo bolje rastlo. Sc
daj bi pa res rabil par starih
"Jadrancanov' in Joe Fran
eeskina, da bi mi pomagali gnoj
"kidat" Pa menda ne DO mic
kruha liz tie moke! Kar sami bo-
mo morali prijeti in zaceti z de-
lom."
Pa, sal re kar tezko prieaku-
jemo, da pride cas-, ko bono 20
pet lahko delali zunaj ma vrtu
in ma polju.
Clovek, XII zivi vedno v mestu,
Isl niti predstavljati ne more, ka-
XII obeutki napolnjujejo srce,, ko
posejes seme in potem holds
gledat dan ma dan, ako je ze kaj
zelenega "pospegalo" liz zemlje,
In .takrat Sc mi zdi, da clo-
vek res della nekaj, "a kar je biI
ustvarjen in da S svojim delom
res koristi clovestvu. Tezko je
Dopisati te obcutke.
Predno sem skoncala to pi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-01

zavesti, da della nekaj dobrega
in koristnega "a svojega bliz-
NIGGA. r.*
Torej, mozje! Ako bi sla vasa
zena rada k 'Progresivnim Slo-
venkam', ne branite j. Vedite,
da DO delala pri tej nasi zenskl
organizaciji "a dobro stvar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-01
Pismo IL
Fl
Nedel.ja

Kako krasno obSeVa solnce v
snezeno odejo odeta polja in Sc
nozeti. Kot kristal, Sc blesci vse
naokoli. Smrekove veje Sc sibijo
cd plastic snega, a JAZZ sem pa
tn v kuhinji posadila paradizni-
ke in DIME (melons) V lesene
zaboje. Ali nj to cudno! Pa kaj
hocemo, sal je nase zivljenje
sploh cudno in skrivnostno. +
Ko sem bils Sc starem kra-
iu, smo sli mamo nd Gorenj-
sko, V Smartno Pod Smarno
Goro, kjer je bill njen rojstni
kraj. Ko smo prisli do vasi, smo
zagledali malo vasko cerkev, pa
Sc kar nenadoma oglasi zvon.
Pogledam mamo nekoliko po
strahi, ker Sc mi je zdelo zvo-
nenje malo cudno oh deveti uri
zjutraj.
Pa pravi mama, kot da bi bra
la mole misli: LIE poslusaj do
bro in ujemi odmeve zvona v
svoja usesa, pa bos cula, kaj
pravi:
Danes meni, jutri tebi "
In res so Sc besede ujemale z
zvonovimi zvoki. - Danes me.
nj, jutri tebi Pa 81 mislim,
bolje danes kot jutri. Pa menda,
ko bi prisel cas- odhoda, bi pa
kar najraje ustavili cas-, da bi
Sc nc bilo treba oditi IL tega S
solzami napojenega sveta. Res
zagonetno je to nase zivljenje
Pa pojdimo nazaj k paradiz
nixon.
Prvo leto Sc nisem "a pomla-
dansko saditev nic pripravila,
ker nisem tenn dosti vedela.
Dobila sem nekaj paradizniko-
viii sadik, pa so Sc mi posusile
in predno sem dobila drugih je
bilo pa re pozno in tako sem
ma jesen pobrala ma vrtu celih
osem zrelih paradiznikov. Yes
trud ,je bill zastonj. LAM pa sem
bila bolj pridna, ker me je izuei-
Ia skusnja.. Posejala sem jih
zgodaj lesene zaboje in ko je
postalo vreme topic, sem jih
presadila ma vrt. Tako sem ime-
Ia ma jesen toliko paradiznikov,
da sem cello sanjala 0 njih. Kon-
servirala sem cez sto kvartov
cistega gostega soka in ga j.
mann dovolj Sc "a emo leto, &C
bi slucaj nanesel, da .bi Ietos
pridelek ne bill tako obilen, kot
lani.
Imeli smo tudi dosti vodnih
dinj ali buc (Watermelons) in
malih buc (Muskmelons). Ia le-
tos sem pa dobila semc d.ni, ki
dozore v u dneh in tako bemo
imeli Sc vec melon, ako bo do
bra letina. Zemlja ma vrtu je ze-
10 peseena in je kakor ustvar-
jena "a zelenjavo. Ga je res ve-
seize obdelovati.
Posebno sreco sem imela S ta-
kozvanimi "rutabagami' (so
sli6ne rumeni kolcrabi), katere
so tehtale do osem funtov. Tu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-01
Skoro neverie+no
(Prispeva Gusti Zupancic)


Ker sem razocarana in kar
verjeti ne morem, da sc Sc da-
mes kaj takega godi med nami,
vam hocem opisati resnicen do
godek IL nasega zivljenja.
Nekega dne sem Sc sesla z
rojakinjo, Xxi me 'je: obgovorila
rekako tako-le:
"Gusti, tt ne yes, kako 81 bo-
gatar'
Lahko 81 mislite, kako sem
bila presenecen1 mad takim ma
govorom. Vprasam jo, kaj misli
tom, pa nj rece:
"Ves, JAZZ mislim, ker 81 tako
srecna, ia 81 pri "Progresivnih
Slove'o'zah" in pises list, da
tud' JAZZ nekaj izvem, kaj Sc 60
d. ma nasih sejah."
"Glej jo no! Tia je pa lepa, j
odvrnem. "Kakor, da bi bila ii
izkljucena! Sal je yendar vsak
dan prilika, da Sc nam pridru-
N:>'
Nato mi :je razodela, da hi ze-
10 rada postala nasa clanica, pa
il moz ne pusti. Kar verjeti nj
sem mogla, da bi kaj takega bi-
lo mogoce:
ives, samo pri enem drustvu
SEM, je nadaljevala, .kjer je
trdi moi moz. On hodi ma seje
tei' 2laca moi assessment. LIE po-
misli, kaksen DO moi pogreb -
Oh, ko bi le mogla pregovoriti
nojega moza!' Tako in slicno
jc tozila in tarnala.
PA zakaj ii ne pusti?" jo
vprasam.
"Pravi, da mi je emo drustvo
zadosti. Meni je pa dclg cas- in
III zelo rada s'a vcasih v druzbo
mcd zenske."
Da bi bnanila zena mozu, bi
bio bo)j verjetno, kot da brani
r7cz 2e1li. Vendar je il tega raz-
1idno, da SO med nami Sc MOI.
ie, kf morajo biti pouceni, da
delamo "Progresivne Slovenke"
20 plomenite dobrodelne name
ne. Ko bodo enkrat spoznali mas
p,emeniti cilj, bodo svoje zeae s,
nagovarjali, maj sc nam pridru-
Zip, poscbno V teh kriticnih ca
sih. Clovek ina velik uzitek cd
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-01
UREDNIsKA STRAIN .ENAKoPRAvNosT
MONKEYS AIlv'T so
DITWRl

f d II Z q sg
Three monkeys sat in coc0anut tree,
Discussing things as they're said TO be-;
Said one TO the others, Now listen you
two,
There's certain ruinor that can't be
true
That man descended from our noble
race.
The very idea. It's bare disgrace.
Mo- monkey ever deserted his wife,
And you've never known q mother
monk
To leave the babies wifh others to
bunk,
Or pass them from one to another,
TIL they scarcely know who it's their
mother.
And another thing: You'M never see
A monk build fence round cocoanut
tree,
And let the cocoanuts 60 to waste, %
FOrbidding all others taste.
Why, If put fence around this tree,
Starvation would force you to steal, it
from me!
Here's another thing monk won't do:
Go out at night and get ON stew,
Or use a gun, or club, or knife,
To take some other monkeys life.
Yes, man descended, the ornery euss,
But, brothers, he didn't descend from
us. A.
(From Desert Salute"
PriSpevala Anna Prime
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-01
svobodno razpolaga S te-

neke papje in da cd tedaj svobodno razpolaga te-
mi fond"
New-yorski list nato citira izjavo nekega nemeno-
vanega bivsega jugoslovanskega predstavnika Zed.
drzavah kateri zraza preprcane, da bodo Zednje
drzave po voni denar k ga Fotic nelegalno trosi
while jugosovanskemu udstvu IL svoega astnega zepa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-01

smo, Sc je krasni pomladanski
dan re spremenil v pravi zimski
dan S snegom in moeno sapo.
Pa kaj hocemo, vreme moramo
vzeti, tako kot je.
,.l.. Anna Prime.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-01

A: "Zakaj ne vzam8 tega
marljivega moza v svoje podje-
tie "a druzabnika ?''
B: "Nemogoee. Bill je 'zarocen
z naojo zeno preden je vzela me-
ne, pot e m pa jo je zapustil.
Zdaj vendar ne bos zahteval cd
meme, da vzamem v svoje pod
jetje moza, XII je pametnejsi cd
meme"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-01

Urednica je vedno vesela pri-
spevkov nash clanic. Ia mesec
zal pogresa dopisov nasih prid-
nih dopisovalk Eve Coff in
Frances Wolf. Najbrze sta obe
zaposleni S spomladanskim ci-
seenjem. Pa sal nj cuda. Media
ven obisk pri Coffovi me je pre-
prical, da ina res domek, kjet'
je vse tako lepo redu in na
mestu, kot V pravljicnih hisicah
il pa da njeni clanki vsern
tenn MISC le dober nasvet dru-
GIN, temvec so izvaiani do pici-
&c pod memo streho.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-01

IL dcCisa Zupanciceve V Eu-
5iidu bono pa zajele, da so Sc
med nami mozje, XII ne razume-
jo, da je polovico zenineg g a
Zdravja V tenn, da Sc sestan ;
sem in tia toVarisicami, XII 50
j sorodne po misljenju. Sploh,
pa je "a zensko ali "a moskeg l
dobro, da gre enkrat ali dva-
krat na teden po nekaj ur izven
Is en- svojega donna k Ell ali dru-
G. aktivnosti, XII razvedri duso
in srce. S tenn ne mislimo pijan-
ccvanja in krokanja, temvec do
bre in koristne aktivnosti, kot
% vazne seje, petite, dramatika,
telovadba, sivalni krozki, balm
n je, kegljanje, diskuzijskl
krozki, it'd. Cd takih aktivnosti
pride clovek dusevno osvezen in
pomlajen, kot pride telesno o.
krepcan Cd dobre kcseli
Pc dlljsem odmoru Sc je o.
glasila tudi Mary Zakra ajskova
p.idna, mirna in vztra ina tajni-
ca krczka st. 2. Clanice te sku-
pine prirediio to soboto 1. apri-
la veliko plesno zabavo V Slo-
vcasllom narodnem domu ma St.
C'airju. Morda DO pa to april
Fool Dance, ko DO ravno pr
vega aprila! Pridite, da vidimo!
Prihodajo nedeljo bo podana
v avditoriju slovenskega narod-
mega d 0 m a ma St. Clair Ave.
prcdgtava "Roksi'', katere Gisti
prebitek bo sci V .korist jug
Pom. Sklada. Igro bo reziral
mas zmozfli igralec in reziser,
Evening star., 1944-05-10
Ais Quiet on Fifth Army Front,
But Wars Not Far Away
Grass Covers Groves of Yonks Killed
And Lush Farm Lands 10y Idle

From dawn to dark they stay in the
sangers. They read magazines
smoke cigarettes, talk about home
make a cup of coffee, heat up a can
of c rations or try to get some
sleep. If the enemy raids the line
they fight him of. Only if head
quarters has scheduled a daylight
patrol do they come out of their
rock pile. 1t is at night that most
of whatever activity they hear on
the front takes place.
Relieved Quite Often.
1t is only then too that the men
can come out, stretch their legs and
take the air again under the cover
of darkness. The next days ration
their meal, the service newspaper
and other reading matter are
brought up to them. Only a few
of the fanciest sangers have been
rooted over with boards and even
these afford no real protection
against rain. Each soldier is issued
one blanket
Obviously no man can live indefi-
nitely under these conditions. The
men in the most forward positions
are relieved every day or two under
a system of rotation. In their
breathing spell on the side of a hill
away from the. enemy they get a
chance to shave and to wash and
get couple of square meals. Then
Evening star., 1944-05-10
Robsion Asks Vote for DC.
In Citizens Meeting Talk

Citizens of Washington are claSSec
with those convicted of felony OF
with the mentally deranged, Repre-
sentative Robson, Republican. OF
Kentucky said last night, since
they are not permitted to vote.
Addressing the Columbia Heights
Citizens Association, he urged that
the residents here be given the right
to vote People of the District ="
are willing to sacrifice for the Ma
ton, but they lack the essential to
citizenship the right to VOTE
he continued.
I'VE argue against validity of
democracy if we argue against vot-
ing" he added.
The association elected officers.
They are: George H. Brown, presi-
dent; Richard K. Brown, secretary;
John Boteler, treasurer; Mrs. Ernest
w. Howard, first vice president, and
Alexander Cruickshanks, second vice
president. Mrs. Howard and Mr..
R. Brown were elected delegates to
Evening star., 1944-05-10
BY NEWBOLD MOVES.
Star Staff CORRESPONDENT.

WITH THE 5th ARMY.-With
the headlines concentrated on ac-
tivitS of coming events in other
theaters while the quiet main
5th Army front is dismissed in
news roundups with casual refer
encess to scattered patrol skirm-
ishes and artillery duels, it's hard
to keep in mind life on even the
auiestest front means to the ordl-
nary soldier in the lines.
No sector could be more deadly
quiet right now than this lower
Guarigliano area. Things have
changed lot since the first time
I was here on January 10. On the
night of January II two British di-
visions had thrust savegly across the
Guarigliano.
Within a week they carved them
selves foothold on the mountains
before them, foothold which in
cluded the towns of Minturno and
Tufo and the forward slopes OF
Damiano hill southwest of Casel-
forte.
Refugees, Crowd Roads.
The front established then is un
changed in any essential today from
the days when this was battle
field from which German artillery
pounded the. river valley day and
night and the narrow mud roads
back to the river were crowded with
Italian. refugees dragging with them
whatever household possessions they
could as they fed the stricken area.
Both sides took heavy losses. There
was not, always time to bury the
dead.
None of the farms in the valley
is being worked this spring but
the quiet fields are ushly green,
patched with red and blue and yell
low flowers and If you don't look
too closely at the war Scared houses
you get the impression, that the
Guariglisno valley is just another
piece of picturesque italian country
side, quiet and unobtrusive. Tired
and unobstrusive troops occupy the
houses. Now and then the valley
echoes to artillery and mortar fire,
mostly ours, and you know that a
few men are killed or wounded every
day.
Grass Covers Graves.
The graves of the men who died
In the bloody days last January
are heavy with grass. The simple
white crosses look as though they
had been there for years already
and you get the feeling that the
war is far away from the men who
are holding the lines a few hun
dred yards up in the hill. How
ever the war is not far away. How
ever stagnant the front may be
however little they may have to dc
with the taking of new hills and
winning of new battles the war is
no pastoral picnic for them.
You can get a good idea of what
life is like for a front line troop
by taking a look at the way they
live on this quietest and most COM
Portable of fronts. Here they dc
not live in fox holes for you cam
not, build a., fox hole in solid rock
Instead they live in piles of stones
called sangers. These one man
forts are usually neither tall enough
to stand up in nor long enough te
lie d0Mnin. They are built to ac-
corainndsts twosor three men.
In tie trent line. under direci
observation OF the enemy they dt
not move around in the day time
Evening star., 1944-05-10
Hearing Slated Friday
For Day Core Office

The Commissioners will grant a
hearing at II am. Friday to Joseph
D. Kaufman and his committee of
civic leaders interested in making
the Central Day Care Office a reg
ular branch of the District govern
ment.
The Office, which places children
under years old in foster homes,
is now supported by Community
Evening star., 1944-05-10

whether a new public school and
recreation facilities are needed.
Announcement was made that the
June meeting of the association will
be the last until September. Asso-
citation vice president, David Said
man, presided.
Evening star., 1944-05-10
Ask Census of Children
In Brentwood Terrace

The Brentwood Terrace Citizens
Association last night voted to ask
that the Board OF Education instruct
the Department of School Attend
ance to take census of children in
this Northeast area to determine
Evening star., 1944-05-10

Chest funds that will be exhausted
June 80. Mr.. Kaufman will request
that an item for its support be in
cluded in the District deficiency ap-
preparation.
Evening star., 1944-05-10

the Federation of Citizens Associa-
tions.
Mr. G. Brown presided at the
meeting, which was held at the
Columbia Heights Christian Church,
1435 Park road NV.
Evening star., 1944-05-09

For Father .. Masculine Mortex REX" En-
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-22
RuSsiansRdce
Across Estonia

LONDON, Friday, Sept. 22.-P)-
Russian troops racing across the
top of Estonia at a mile-an-hour
clip yesterday drove to within As
miles Of Tallinn, Estonian capital,
as another powerful Red army
swept down the western slopes of
Romania's mountain chain and
reached the great Hungarian plain
only 48 miles from Szeged, Hun
gary's second city.
Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovsky' s
Second Ukraine Army in western
Romania was only II miles from
Hungary's pre-war frontier and 1873
miles from the bomb-shattered
Hungarian capital of Budapest.
His men were expected to cross
the Hungarian border soon with
the double aim of trapping from
the rear all the German and Hun
garian forces pinned down in nor
thern Pennsylvania, and knocking
out Hungary, last big satellite ma
ton still in Germany's camp.
Although Moscow was silent on
the great impending decision at
Warsaw, in the center of the long
eastern front, Berlin indicated
that the Russians had established
bridgeheads on the western bank
Of the Vistula river just north and
south of the ruined Polish capital.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-22
Hull Declares Hard Peace Means
Many Germans Will Be Executed

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21-R-
Secretary Hull, tersely pointing up
one aspect of hard peace for
nazi Germany, said today that a
lot of Germans are going to be
shot when the war is over.
Presumably his number l can.
didate for a firing squad is Fit
Ter. At a news conference only a
few days ago he said the fuehrer' S
name was certainly the foremost
on the list of war criminals and
that the names of men around Hit.
ler-evidently including Goering,
Eirnmler and Goebbels-also are
listed. .-,.t.
The problem remains Of how to
'apprehend these people. Their cap
ture is reported to be one OF the
agreed detectives Of Allied mill
tary occupation of Germany. If any
Of them escape to neutral coun-
tries, enormous Allied pressure is
expected to be brought on the neu-
trails to hand them over
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-22

More than a year ago President
Roosevelt urged neutrals to COM
NIT themselves against refuge for
Axis war criminals and Allied dip
lomats have been seeking to get
these assurances. Some commit
ments have been made, but with
specific reference to Argentina,
Hull has. called some Of the as
surances unsatisfactory. A new
warning, therefore appears prob
able
Hull took up the subject of Ger.
man war criminals very briefly at
a news conference. His remarks
were in response to a request for
comment on a Polish proposal that
the Allies warn the Germans that
if they scorch the earth of Euro.
pean areas which they still hold
they will be forced to give up fuel,
clothing and other necessities te
the victims.
|. The secretary said in response