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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05
Jdps Mdssed
0nSaiipdn Tip

ABOARD JOINT EXPEDI-
TTONARY FLAGSHIP, SAIPAN.
July S QNS)-Japanese dug into
their last possible defensive posi-
tons on Saipan Island today.
II was their final gesture in
the name of the emperor as vic
tory hungry marine and army
troops pushed quickly into the
mountainous north tip of the
island after racing through rear
guard defenders in Garapan Town
and Tanapag Harbor navy base.
The Japs were forced to evacu-
ate Garapan and Tanapag by con-
tinuing naval, air and artillery
bombardment and increasing in
fantry pressure. The secon d
marine division pushed through
the town against scattered rear
guard groups and the Fourth
marines and Twenty-seventh army
division swept ahead toward Marpi
Point, the mountainous northern
section of the island.
At Marpi Point, the Japs are
heavily concentrated in relatively
small areas and their problem is
complicated by several thousand
civilians who have retreated with
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05
Germany Shall Win.
Not Give Up'---HitIer

LONDON. July S (UP)-Adolf
Hitler told German arms and war
production leaders today that
"unheard Of strength, nerve and
determination" were necessary to
survive in such times as I h e
The speech was Hitler's second
public utterance since the Allied
invasion of France. Last week, he
spoke at funeral services for Gen.
Eduard Dietl, former commander
of German forces in Finland, who
was killed in an airplane crash.
This war cannot be meas
urcd on the events Of the day."
he said today. '1n such q a.
gantic struggle, when eternal
history II made, temporary sue
cess or failure does not play any
decisive part.
'In this, the greatest struggle
for the fate Of the German ma
tons, everybody has his task
20 fight and work relentlessly
for victory.
We shall survive these times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05
W.EurOpe
Blasted

LONDON, July 5 ms
Fighter-escorted American heavy
bombers blasted Nazi airfelds
and robot bomb emplacements in
western Europe today in a wide
spread series of assaults from
which every plane returned safely.
Protected by Mustangs Thun-
derbolts and Lightnings, the big
Fortresses and Liberators con-
centrated on dromes in Holland
and Belgium and flying bomb
platforms and other targets in
the Pas de Calais area" of west
ern France. Because of overcast
skies, the detectives were bombed
by means OF instruments.
Other formations dive bombed
and strafed a variety of targets.
During the night heavy bombers
pounded railway detectives, Nazi
troop concentrations and other
targets.
Speedy British Mosquitoes at the
same time attacked a synthetic
oil plant in the industrial Ruhr
while other bomber command
craft mined German controlled
waters.
Southern England was again
harassed during the night by Ger
man robot bombs and the British
anxiously awaited a promised
'atement by Prime Minister
Churchill tomorrow on measures
TO cope with the menace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05
War Losses
Exceed 1918

WASHINGTON, July 5 (UP)-
American casualties in World War
II have surpassed those of World
War I, an analysis of the latest
official reports disclosed today.
In this war, 81 months Of glo-
bal fighting have produced 261, 541
casualties as compared to the
259,735 casualties during the 1e
months of United States partici-
patton in the las conflict.
A breakdown by categories
shows
THIS WAR-56.772 dead.
107,938 wounded, 55,903 missing
and 40,92S prisoners of war.
LAST WAR-53,878 dead.
2o1,377 wounded, and 4,4S0
prisoners.
The World War II figures were
taken from four non-conflicting
manipulating announcements:
. The official war department
announcement of 1888 army
casualties through June Is but
not counting losses in Nor
mandy and Saipan.
. The official navy department.
announcement of 47.704 navy,
marine corps and coast guard
casualties as of July 5. exclu-
sive of losses on Saipan.
. The announcement by the SUI
preme Allied command of "a, 162
y. S. casualties in Normandy
through June 20.
. Adm. Chester w. Nimitz's
announcement Of 9,752 casual
ties no Saipan from the time
of the landings on June IS up
10 June %.
When MA Won Lat NM n RonAs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05

STOCKHOLM, July 5 QNS)-
Eleven persons were killed and
1913 injured in the explosion which
last night rocked the Jutland city
of Aarhus, Denmark and partly
destroyed the harbor. reports
reaching Sweden declared.
The reports were attributed to
"official sources"
The blast is said TO have sunk
several ships in the harbor, set
fire to warehouses and TO have
partly destroyed homes in all
parts of the city.
The explosion was on such a
vast scale that news from Den
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05
Pope Receives
Stimson, Taylor

VATICAN CITY, July S (UP)
Secretary of War Stimson was
received in a private audience by
Pope Plus XII today.
He was accompanied by Myron
c. Taylor, the Presidents personal
representative to the Vatican and
a Commute conference was held
in the Papal library.
Stimson and Taylor also visited
Luigi. Cardinal Maglione, Papal
secretary of state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05
Death
Takes
Holiday

Motor and rail- facilities in the
Detroit area, already taxed with
wartime transportation, carried q
peak load without q fatal accident
over the Fourth of July holiday.
a survey showed today.
Two traffic deaths and one death
by drowning occurred during the
two-day period preceding the
Fourth. The drowning victim was
Richard Timms, 13-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Timms,
17197 Hull, who lost his life Mon
day at Lake Pontiac.
ABsENTEEIsM Low
Holiday absenteeism cut pro-
duction in only a few Detroit war
plants. the USAAF Central Pro
curement District announced to-
day.
Attendance at the Ford Rouge
plant, considered better than
average on independence Day,
continued about normal today.
Transportation tieups, which de-
layed some workers in returning
to their jobs, had little effect on
absenteeism at Willow Run, where
IS per cent of the employees share
the ride" to work.
Chrysler. which kept only GER
tain divisions at full operation
yesterday-such as rocket-shell
division-reported they were not
hampered by absenteeism.
ROADS CROWDED
Production at Packard mean
while was reported at about an
even keel" although absenteeism
was slightly. higher than normal
over the Fourth.
Travel on state and county
highways exceeded that OF other
years, police reported, and extra
train and bus coaches carried re-
turning vacationers back to De-
troit early today in the wake of
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and In the end, win this war.
But I also know that the
guiding star of all our actions
Is the one unchangsble principle
that We will not capitulate,
however great the difficulties
that face US" Hitler said.
His speech was made at his
headquarters to a group of men
responsible for Germany's arms
and other war production, the
Nazi Transocean Agency reported
in a broadcast heard by the
United Press in London.
Hitler acknowledged that Allied
technicians had equaled and in
some cases excelled the Germans
in technical inventions, but as
serted that ''the German genius
Of invention Is about 20 restore
the technical balance"
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FLEE, DROP LOOT
Rommel Reported III

NEW YORK, July S (INS)-
The Berlin radio said today that
Field Marshal Rommel is suffering
again from a liver ailment and
that his personal physician, DR..
Forster OF Vienna. has been called
to the western front. The broad
cast was heard by MIC.
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) Jap Ships
Hit $50 Mi.
From Tokyo

PEARL HARBOR, July s
(INS)-Japan's island bases OF
Two lima and Haha Jima. the
latter only $50 nautical miles
from Tokyo. were Keeling today
from new Furnishing blows struck
by u. S. carrier planes and war
ships.
Preliminary" reports on the
daring attacks. announced in a
communique from Adm. NimitZ,
revealed that FIVE japanese ships,
including three destroyers, were
sunk or beached and that Is
enemy planes were shot down in
aerial combat.
4TH DESTROYER AFIRE
In addition, a fourth Jap de-
stroyer was left dead in the
water, burning furiously; several
small cargo vessels were damaged.
and an undetermined number of
enemy aircraft was damaged on
the ground.
American losses were six
planes and not a single surface
craft participating in the pene-
tration of waters within 600 miles
southeast of the Mikado's home
land suffered any damage.
The attack on Haha Jima, one
of the BONN group, was executed
by swarms of carrier planes, but
at Two Jima, in the Volcano Is
lands south Of the Bonins, the as
sault was pressed home with
devastating effect by both carrier
warbirds and the flaming guns of
cruisers and destroyers.
USED ROCKET FIRE
Rocket fire from carrier air
craft was extensively employed
ut both detectives" said the
communique. "Harbor installa-
tions and warehouses ut Haha
Jlma were set aflre by bombs,
rockets and machine gun fire."
The attack on Two Jima, ap-
proximately $50 nautical miles
southeast Of Yokohama, was ex-
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THE WAR FRONTS

FRANCE-Allied forces report new gains. page IL
AIR WAR-Aled bombers smash at points in France
page u
RUSSIA-Reds advance mile hour; troops within
miles of Latvian border page IL
PACIFIC-sapan hopping up continues page 1) Nimitz
reports raids Tokyo. page L.
TALY-Aies gain steadily in various sectors. page 2)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05
Reds Near Latvia
2 Held
lin Inn
Robbery

Two former bellhops at Dear
born Inn, 20301 lakewood. Dear
born. today were charged by
Dearborn police with robbery
armed in connection with the
holdup which Melted between
$1,000 and $1,000 in cash and
checks at the inn early Monday
morning.
The youths, each q, were taken
into custody at Cincinnati and
returned TO Dearborn at 12:45
a. m. today.
One is Lester Mott of Wyan-
dotte, the other Kenneth Wesley
of Cincinnati. Both also were
wanted in connection with the
armed robbery of the Herkimer
Hotel at Grand Rapids. where
$500 was taken last Wednesday.
SURPRISE GIRL CLERK
The cash and checks, represent
ing the previous days receipts at
the Inn, were stolen when two
masked and armed youths sur
prised the night clerk, Virginia
Cleland, at her desk at 2:45 a. m.
One threatened the clerk with
what she thought was a revolver.
After the other took the money
from the cash drawer the bandits
fed.
FLEE, DROP LOOT
Miss Cleland sounded an air raid
alarm and the youths dropped
nearly 81 ZOO of the loot.
Detectives Howard Forman and
Walter Anhut of the Dearborn
holdup squad, said the youths had
been employed at the inn for
about two months. and had quit
the job just a few days prior to
the robbery.
when Did You Last Buy q Bondf-
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Denmark Blast Ruins
Town. Destroys Shi pS

mark indicated that barely a
structure in Aarhus was undam-
aged.
Reports from Nazi sources In
Denmark said with restraint, 1.-The
possibility of sabotage cannot be
excluded"
Reports were meager as tele-
phone communication with Aarhus
and the rest OF Denmark was
severed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-05
Eisenhower
|nspe(fs
Battlefield

ADVANCED HQ., NINTH u. ..
ARMY AIR FORCE, July 5 (INS)
Gen. Eisenhower, Allied COM
mander in chief, participated in q
fighter plane sweep over the Ger
man lines in Normandy yesterday.
headquarters revealed today.
He squeezed into the cockpit OF
a Mustang fighter plane with Maj
Gen. Quesada, Ninth Air Force
fighter commander, to make the
flight.
It was part of a five-day IN
spection of the Normandy battle
field made by Eisenhower over the
independence Day weekend.
SUPREME HQ., ALLIED EX-
'PEDITIONARY FORCE. July S
(INS)-American assault forces
closing in on La Haye du Puts
struck to within a mile of the
town today after scoring consid-
cradle advances in strong attacks
against stubbornly resisting Nazis.
On the eastern sector of the
battlefront, Canadian and British
forces were locked with the Ger
mans in fierce fighting south Of
Carpiquet near the outskirts Of
Caen.
CANADIANS FALL BACK
"a Reuter- dispatch said Cana
dian units were forced to give
up a part Of the Carpiquet air
drome. after Nazi armor won a
small victory there. The Cana
dams were said to have held
their grip on a few hangers. but
to have fallen back several hun
dred yards.
(The Berlin radio broadcast
an unconfirmed report that the
British battleship Rodney and
the French battleship Courvet
are Smelling German positions in
the Odon sector.)
The more advanced American
forces smashed down upon La
Haye to gain positions only a mile
north OF the town while other for
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Soviet F|ierS
RdinDeathon
Fleeing Ndziis

MOSCOW, July s QNS) -
Soviet aerial armadas inflicted
new devastation today among the
ranks of fleeing Nazi forces con-
tinuing to drop back before on
rushing Red Army columns smash
ing westward across White Russia
toward the borders Of Latvia and
the Reich itself.
Can undated dispatch in the
London Evening Standard said
that Russian tanks were crash
ing through the last German
before the Baltic state and were
only 100 miles from the frontier
Of Germany.
"a dispatch by the Nazi
agency DNB admitted that the
Germans had evacuated the rail
center of Kowel, in prewar
Poland rs miles southeast of
Brest-Litovsk.
"a Bern dispatch to the news
paper Dagbladet said that the
Germans had begun evacuating
civilians from East Prussia and
that 5000 already had moved
westward.)
s-PRONGED OFFENSIVE
The Russians pursued the Ger
mans in a three pronged offensive
against the vital Dvinsk-Warsaw
rail line and rolled to within seven
miles of the Latvian border.
After smashing beyond captured
Polotsk, one Russian column
struck tho within les sthan 35
miles of the Dvinsk-Warsaw rail-
road.
Several Red army sector COM
manders reported that the Ger
man line has virtually vanished
and that the Soviet ground staff,
leap-frogging to airdromes, is find
ing it difficult to race ahead apace
of Russian tank units.
The spearhead of Soviet tank
forces west of Minsk was reported
catching up with fleeing German
transport, grinding the enemy to
pieces.
LIKE A TIDAL WAVE
Some German prisoners were
quoted as saying the Russian Of
fensive is "as big as a tidal wave"
and declaring that there is mo
good in firing into il"
Numerous bedraggled Germans
continue to erge from the
woods of White Russia TO sur
render.
The army newspaper Red Star
said that east of Baranovichi the
Germ ans are communicating
fiercely with tanks and infantry.
Southeast of Baronovichi the Rus
SLAMS theoretically developed their
pursuit of the Nazis.
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EVENING BANKING HOURS at
Industrial National Bank. Main
office. Mondays, 6 TO 8 p. m.
Branches. FRIDAY evenings. 8 10 q
-Ady,
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BATHS AND MASSAGE
Detroit's great bath establishment.
Dept's for ladies and gentlemen.
New Detroit Baths, 1377W. Vernon
ADV.
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CONTINUED on Page 2, Col. ~
When Did You Last Buy q Bond?--
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USED ROCKET FIRE

CONTINUED on Page 2. Col. ~
Solder Buy War Bonds Too
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The sun will set at s:i0 p. m. today,
and rise tomorrow At sos n. m.
The moon will rise ~ s:52 p. m. To-
day and set tomorrow at 6:26 q. m.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23
Odpoued r,esrecne
zerle
&c.. ~.-.@
ROMAN ...@
Po w. Hauffu priredil Franjo Kolenc

ell Sc je "a Pampeluno, kjer je
bill moi stric poveljnik. Sluzbo
sem vrsil skrbno in tocno in v
naslednjih desetih letih sem ma
predoval do kapetana.
Ko sem incl trideset let, je
bill stric prestavljen Y Valenco.
Ma merodajnem mestu je incl
velik vpliv in tako je dosegel, da
sem cez emo leto postal njegov
adjutant. Ko sem prisel v Valen-
co, sem nasel v stricevi hisi We
like spremembe. v Pampeluni
je postal vdovec. v Valenci Sc
je seznanil z neko bogato vdo-
vo in nekaj tednov pred mojim
prihodom sta Sc porocila. Lah-
ko 81 mislite, kako sem Sc Ia
cudil, ko me je predstavil sta
rejsi dami in je dejal, da je ME
gova zena. Zacudenje pa je po-
stalo Sc vecje in obenem me je
prevzela radosf, ko je pripeljal
pred meme mlado dekle, lepo ko
solnce in jo je imenoval hcer-
ko, Lavro, mojo sestricno. Do
tistega casa nisem bill zaljub-
lien in tovarisi so me cesto ma
zivali: Pedro ell pedro PEDRO
iz kamna), toda ia kamen Sc
je cd Lavrinega pogleda stopil
ko vosek.
Don Pedrov glas je postal he
zen in oceh je "a trenutek
vzplamtel mladosten ogenj, ko
je izgovoril zadnje besede. Glo-
boko je vzdihnil in nadaljeval:
Don Frobenio, videli ste
jc, kajti one slike odseva ME
ma nebeska lepota, &c je zemelj-
skemu umetniku sploh dano, da
bi dosegel cudovite umotvore
narave. Ravno tako je cesala
lase, ravno tako je nosila klo-
buk peresi in ko je dvignila
pod trepalnicami temne oei, sc
je eloveku dozdevalo, da so Sc
cdprla nebeska vrata in je ble-
scec angel stopil ma zemljo.
Moja ljubezen je bila vesela;
sal sem lahko bill vsak dan
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Divje sem Sc oziral krog sebe.
v temi sem zagledal zavito po-
stavo. Prihajala je vedno blizje.
Stopil sem pred vrata. Postava
Sc je ustavila pred menoj in me
hotela mirno potisniti S pota.
JAZZ pa sem jo zgrabil "a plasc
in dejal:
Gospod, ne vem, kdo ste,
mislim pa, da stoji pred menoj
postenjak, cato vas prosim, da
mi odgovorite ma vprasanje.
Videl sem, da Sc je stresel,
ko je zaslisal moi glas. Nekaj
trenutkov je moleal, potem pa
odvrnil:
Kaj hoeete?
- Izjavite mi pri svoji casti
sem nadaljeval - da ne gre
ste v TO hiso radi Donne Lavre
Tortosi!
Osupnil je, a kmalu je prisel
k zavesti in me je izzivalno
vprasal:
- Kdo 81 drzne zahtevati ra-
Gun cd mojih korakov? - IL
glasu je zvenela razdrazenost.
- Otrpnil sem, dragi Frobe-
MO, kajti glasu sem spoznal
glas 5vojega prijatelja. - De
San Montanjo kapetan, 81 drzne
- sem odvrnil in predno je pri-
sci do sape, sem mu strgal krin-
kC z obraza.
Oalje prihodnjic)
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njeni blizini. Kako sreGen sem
bill, ko sem videl, da nj zavra-
Gala onih malenkosti, katere
sem j poklanjal. Preprican sem
iii, da mi ona vraca ljubezen in
cez cetrt leta sem j odkril ST.
ce. Starsi so re pref vedeli, kaj
Sc spleta. Stric je privolil in de-
jail, da je prosil kralja, da mi
podeli majorski Gin. Vse je bilo
pripravljeno in cd popolne sre-
&c me je locil samo en- korak.
Dragi prijatelj, nisem mislil, da
DO ia korak tako neizmerno
dolg. - -
z bolestjo je izgovoril zadnji
stavek. Umolknil je roko po-
tegnil preko celia, ko da hoce
pregnati neprijetne SAME. Cez
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(Nadaljevanje)

Cakajte, niti besede! - ga
je prekinil starec. - Imeli bi
me "a zelo neizobrazenega clo-
veka, ako bl hotel izvabiti vase
skrivnost, ne da bi vam pref
dal zastavo svojo. Govoril
vam bonn o darni, XII sem jo
spoznal ma tel cudni Sikh in ako
me bodete potem srpatrali "a
vrednega, mi v zameno zaupate
vaso zgodbo. Toda sal niti ne
pijete; pravo spansko vim o je
in morate ga pitt, ako hocete z
menoj obiskati Valenco.
Pila sta in don Pedro je "a
eel:
v.
Rodil sem Sc v Granadi.
Gee je bill ,poveljnik nilka. On in
matt sta potomca najstarejsih
rodbin v lrzavi. Vzgojila sta me
v krscanstvu in v vseh vedah,
XII krasijo plemica. Razvil sem
Sc v krepkega mladenica in "
dvajsetem letu me je oce odlo-
Gil "a vojaski stan. Bill je strog
moz in v sluzbi brezobziren in
ker je poznal materino neznost
nasproti meni in Sc je bal, da bi
mi bila ona ovira pri izvrseva-
nju dolznosti, je sklenil, da me
poslje k drugemu polku. Odlo-
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nekaj trenutkov Sc je zopet
oglasil.
V dneh srece sem Sc Sc
znanil s. kapetanom nekega svi-
carskega polka. Vzljubil sem ga
in vsak dan sem ga peljal ma
dom. Bill je lep decko, jasnih
mcdrih oci, belle polti in rdeeih
lie. Misliti bi Sc moglo, da je
prenezen "a vojaka, a izvrsil je
take cine, da je bill splosno
znan. Pri zenskah je incl sreco.
Yes njegov pojav je bill nekaj
.izrednega in ko je govoril o le-
denih gorah svoje domovine, 81
je marsikatera dana prizade-
vala, da bi stopila led njegove-
ga srca.
Nekega jutra me je obiskal
znanec, XII je vedel "a mole raz-
merle nasproti Lavri in mi je
skrivnostno namignil, da maj pa
zin, in ako hocem Lavro imeti,
jo maj kar porocim, ker so bo-
docnosti mogoce stvari, XII bi mi
he bile lube. Osupnil sem. Ia
eel sem poizvedovanjem in IL
vedel sem, da ina Lavra v hisi
neke omozene prijateljice cesto
sestanke z nekim moskim, XII sc
zavit plase splazi v hiso. Po-
slovil sem Sc cd prijatelja in Sc
mu zahvalil.
Prijatelj, cd tega trenutka
sem nosil dust pravi pekel.
Verjeti nisem mogel mic slabega
o izvoljenki, toda srce Sc je
zajedla ljubosumnost, ia vrag,
XII nikdar ne pociva. Lavri sem
bill vedro "a petami. q ocmi sem
jo kar poziral. Spremembe ma
njej nisem zasledil. Ocarljiva,
dobrotliiva je bila nasprotl me-
nj in je dovolila, da sem il po-
liubil roko, vcasih tudi Jepa
usta Toda naenkrat sem
zacutl V njeni blizini mraz. Opa-
zil sem, kar bi moral re pref
zaslediti, ako bi ne bill cd "a
ljubljenosti slep, da so njeni
objemi hladni, da mi nj nikoli
stisnila roke, ko sem JAZZ njeno
stiskal in da mi nj nikdar vr-
Mia poljuba.
Dvomi so me napadli. Znanec
je zopet prisel in Sc bolj netil
plamen. Odlocil sem Sc, da bonn
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posvecal Lavri vec pozornosti.
Vecerjali smo navadno skupaj,
stric, teta, Lavra in JAZZ. Oni We
Ger, ko me je prijatelj drugic
opozoril, je teta vprasala Lavro,
ali hoce iti z njo ma balkon.
Dekle je odvrnilo, da mora
obiskati neko prijateljico. Ne
hote sem jo bolj pozorno po-
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gledal. Ocl je povesila in zarde-
la. ko Sc je zvecerilo, je odsla k
oni -dami. V temi sem il sledil
in sem sc pred hiso. V kateri je
izginila, postavil ma strazo. Pri-
jatelj, oni trenutki so bill stra-
sni. Dozdevalo Sc mi je, da mi
razburjenost razzene prsi. Ma
padla me je besna ljubosumnost.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23

strategic
Italy bases along the Adrac the Allies decide
Balkans Yugoavia The NaZis fortified
fighting desperately Yugoav
guerrilla Fifth
petroleum. unit laid down this pipeline
American tankers deliver petroleum
pors which flow steadily the
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23

soundphooWth Argennas breaking relations with the Axis
tho stronghold the Americas The sexpana-
indicates the details of the respective breaks with the Axis