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Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
Coast League to
Seek New Prexv

hotel they cooled off and we are
glad TO report Mr. Byron continued
breathing.
Then there was the time in 1927
when Sacramento manager Budd3
Ryan, usually as quiet as a bad
oil well, stepped up to Umpire Van
Grafan and knocked him colder
than a 100 pound chunk of ice.
1t was the only time said Mr..
Ryan had so much as shouted from
the sidelines.
Mondays meeting has a fiery
subject to begin with and may
have a likewise ending.
There remains the problem of
choosing a league preXy to replace
the Wordy Mr.. w. C. CTWo Cum
Tuttle, who apparently resigned
to devote his time to the writing
of wild west stories.
The drum-beating up and down
the coast for the respective Candi-
dates has been quite heavy. Here's
the latest breakdown on the situa-
ton as reported by our undercoVer
agent who runs around in a striped
suit disguised as a reporter.
Dune Farrell, popular Los An
geles sportsman, appears to be the
candidate of the Angels, and the
Seattle and Portland contingent.
Matt Brady, former district at
torney in San Francisco is the
fair haired factor in the Seal camp.
Bill Schroeder, sports statistician,
Oscar ReichoW, business manager
of the Hollywood Stars, and Gene
Doyle, promoter, have been among
those mentioned as carrying the
Hollywood Star banner.
The San Diego Padres are re-
ported also TO favor Schroeder
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
Baseball CriddIe
Gets Hot Sunday

Three top games are on the Sun
day program musts for valley base
ball enthusiasts.
At ll:O0 a. m Sunday the Marine
Ordnance nine managed by Sgts.
Paul Mandella and Mccarthy will
tangle with the El Centre Townies
and the horsehide is expected to
fly with these two top teams con-
tending. TIE Ordnance team
known as the "43 Buns played
their first league game last week
The fracas may be seen at the El
Centro stadium.
In the afternoon starting at 2:30
the BraWley Merchants and the FL
Centre Merchants teams will try to
out-smart each other and while the
edge goes to the Brawley team we
anticipate a surprise in store for
visitors. The El Centro stadium
will without doubt witness q second
excellent game during the day in
this event.
At 2:30 p. m. Sunday the Marine
Flyers will oppose the Brawley
Government Camp. Although the
Brawley team is a league tail-ender
they have recently begun building
their forces as the harvest season
continues and the Flyers may find
them a test The game will be
staged at BraWley.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
WPB Cites Need
For PuIpwood

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA tUP) -
The war production board an
nounces that domestic pulpwood
production must reach 14,000,000
cords in 1914 to supply the eX-
panded needs of the armed forces
and the home front.
The goal, 100000 cords greater
than 1943 production, can be reach
ed despite severe manpoWer and
equipment shortages, deputy di-
rector James L. Madden of WPB's
paper division asserted.
Madden said the additional 1000
600 cords were needed for pack
aging materials, especially water
proof paper and kraft board for
shipping munitions, foods and
medical supplies to battle fronts
and for containers of essential ag-
ricultural and civilian supplies
WPB apportioned the 100000
cord goal to the five major pulp
wood producing regions as follows:
Appalachian 1,550,000; northeast,
100000; lake states, 1,45O,O00O;
south 60C0,O00; Pacific northwest,
2,500,000
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
BY Isle SHOEMAKER

LOS ANGELES, Jan. IA. up
All the Pacific Coast Baseball
leagues hotshots-OWners, managers
and presidents-meet at Sacramento
this Monday in what will certainly
be an important meeting if not
fiery.
Sacramento, ordinarily consider
ed a nice quiet town except when
the legislature conyeneS, has quite
a roaring baseball history accord
ing to some Of the old baseball
records.
For instance back in 1923 in a
stormy session with the San Fran
cisco Seals, the toWnspeople were
certain Umpire Lord Byron had
done the Sacs wrong. Someone even
waved a hunk of rope. However,
after marching as far as Byron:
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
by BOB MEYER

CHICAGO, Ja'. a. CUPD - Ma
tional football league club owners
returned to thor home towns to-
day to beat the bushes for player
talent, after putting a detour in
their expansion plans for tabling
franchise applications from Los
Angeles San Francisco and Buff
falO.
After telling the west coast in
tereStS to play in their own back
yard until military victory permits
coast to coast competition the
monicd oligarchy of the play for
pay league faced the problem of
finding enough athletes to fill out
their new 11-team league.
League Commissioner elm er
Layden announced that the annual
player draft and schedule making
session will be held at Philadelphia
beginning April 10 and continuing
until the pro big-Wige can iron out
the schedule kinks involved in an
11-member organization and tell
each other which college graduates
they want to hire if the army
doesn't hire them first.
The Boston Yanks, only new
member of the conference, already
is scouting the nation for players.
The Cleveland Rams, going back
into action this year after sitting
the last one out, owns the nucleus
of a good team, but the personnel
must be collected from other
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
NEW L LEAGUES

DURHAM, N. c., Jan. Il. up
Officials Of the national association
of professional baseball clubs said
today that amendments passed at
the recent minor league meeting
had made possible the development
of class E leagues, expected to
prove popular in areas where war
plant workers can double as ball
players on one or two days each
week. The minimum salary limit
for team was reduced from $500
to $3.50 monthly and the teams in
class E leagues hereafter will be
required to play only two games per
week, officials said
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
nc Mujor League
For West Coast

squads where they went on a lend
lease basis. Pittsburgh will end its
one-year comb;ration nth Phila-
delphia and field its CWn team,
bringing the leagues strength to IL
In closing their annual meeting,
club owners returned $25000 de-
posts put down by the west coast
groups when they filed for a
franchise. Layden said the war
made it uncertain when the league
could expand westward and he did
not want to tie UP SO much money
Indefinitely.
However, the league retained the
$25,C00 from Buffalo, indicating the
club may be granted membership
at the April meeting to balance the
eastern and western divisions at six
teams each.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
". y STOCKS

NEW YORK. Jan. Il U-Pl-stocks adj
Nanced on Increased volume Friday while
bond transactions rose To the highest
level since May : 1913, and prices rose
20 The best level since 1897.
Gains In the main stock LIST ranged 10
more than "A point Special issues and
some high priced shares had wider gains,
notably In the prefeTcdS.
A better market was noted for the steel
shares although volume there vas light.
Rails improved both m price and volume
with Southern Pacific the leader. Gains
In the rails ranged 10 more than a point
in Norfolk and Western, Union Pacific,
and Nickel Plate preferred. while Della
ware and Hudson made a new 1881
high. Lima Locomotive gained more than
a point and American Car and Foundry
rose a point in the rail equipments.
United Corporation led IN turnover and
other activcs included American Bosch.
Greyhound, Radio-keth-OrIheum, and
Radio Corporation. The first two of
these made new highs and American
Bosch gained more than two points.
Others TO make new tops for 1894 in
cuded Champion paper General Outdoor
Advertising A.. Cuba Railroad preferred
and Radio keith-Orpheum preferred.
Closing preliminary Dow-JoneS averages:
Industrial 13Sl5 up o.. -; rail 33.37, up
O.46; utility 22.36, up Oh and 65 stocks
4S.27. up O.35.
Sales were 93d.920 shares against Gil
$50 Thursday. Curb volume totaled 24S.-
rs shares compared with DDS $50 Thurs
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
k'Spaden. Nelson
Frisco FovoriteS

runnerup in the 1896 and 1910 local
Journeys.
McSpaden, who won the 1885
match play over the Harding layout,
declared he was right on his
game after coming home ahead
with a final round sc at Los An
geles. when a golfer is hot, the
breaks come his way the Philadel-
phian commented.
Bulla took second at Los Angeles,
while Nelson, Wood and Dodson
tied for third.
Ben Hogan. winner of the 1912
tournament which saw the annual
event switched from match play
to open competition, is absent this
year. The Junior chamber of COM
merce, sponsor of the tourney, hopes
to raise five million dollars in war
bond sales to spectators.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
Il. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Jan. II UP1-tFSMNp :
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Steady. Per
crt.: Beets 2i= 3 doZ. SOP 90. fair ! %:
carrots , doz. 1852. 90. fair and small
1.o0-1.50; iced crts. Ventura county dOz
, %. fair quality small 3OO-3.23: Santa
Barbara county ,. 75-4 90; Chard 2lz-3 doZ
]. 25-1 so: green onions < doz. 100. fair
600; kale 2i= doZ. $50; leeks doz
best 2.5O-2.75, mustard doz Psi 50:
parsley dOz. 2.6C-3.OO. some 24O:
radishes small rcd 6 doz >. .25-2. 50: ordi-
nary ! 50; spinach 4 doz 2.0O-2 25. ordi-
nary 1.25-1.5O: turnps 2i.-3 doz 100
125.
LETTUCE: Dull: dry lack Imperial
Valley I dOZ 3.50-f 90 Local 21.-3 dOZ
75c-1 90; As doz. p 25O-3.OO.
PEAS: Steady. Per lb.: Imperial Val
ley l6c, San Diego county 16c; local Is
16c. Sugar peas 33c.
TOMATOES: STEADY. Imperial VALLEY
crts. 9-12 topS d.25-15O 1Gs 3.5O-3.75
fair 3.OO-3. 25; 2Os 25O-3. %: SIS 3.5U-3 70.
fair 800; loose crts. 2OO-2. so
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
L. 4. STOCK

Los ANGELES. Ian. Il UP1-Mixed
fluctuations marked moderately heavy
trading early Friday on the Los Angeles
Stock Exchange. Sales We're aprrOXi-
mately 81. 600 with 5 issues up. six down
and four unchanged.
The list: Broadway Department Stores
100 at 10. down l. Sontag Drug 100 al
ST. unchanged; Pacific Gas 6 pct 100 at
35a, UP y So. Cal. Edison pct. 100 at
Is. up = Southern Pacific leo at 25li
up s Sinclair Oil 500 at 1Oai, down ! +:
Richfield Oil 100 al 81, up i: Standard
oil 100 at 81. unchanged; Union Oil
100 at 10. up : aircraft Accessories
100 at 2A. down i; Gladding Mclean
200 at IL, down l. MenaSco 10o at S1.lO.
unchanged; Yosemite Portland Cement 500
90 = unchanged; FarnswOrth 100 at l.,
up =.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
Fails to Fight

London, Jan. IA. CUP) - Former
heavyweight contender George
Carpenter, defeated by Jack Demp-
sey in his bid for the world title,
celebrated his 5Oth birthday We'd
nesday, but the Vichy radio still
was in state of confusion today
over whether his much heralded
anniversary bout was held or not.
One broadcast by the United
Press said that a large crowd at
the velodrome in Paris was dis
appointed when Carpenter suffered
a sudden indisposition and could
not fight. The broadcast added
that he appeared in civilian clothes.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Jan. II OUP1-FSAINl:
CATTLE: Salable 700, slow. about
steady; medium to good steers 1i-1535
few common y; odd medium TO good
heifers 12-13.50: medium 10 good cows
n-12.50; Cutter TO common S.75-10.50:
Gamers and cutters 6.5O-S. SO: few down
10 Go
CALVES: Salable 50, steady. medium
to good Vcalers 13-14; common TO good
calves 1O,5O-13: medium TO good stocker
calves 1I-13.iO.
HOGS: Salable 500. slow. rail hogs -
cents higher, few sales tIuck-ins steady
but bulk unsold; three loads good 10
choice 21O-24O ID. rail hogs topped at 15,
good to choice 200-240 10. truck-ins IA. -.
few medium and good 1SO-22D lbs. 1914.
medium to good sowS 1910. IS, feeders 9.
SHEEP: Salable none; good TO choice
wooled lambs quoted i. 5O-15 or above
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
Ruffin's Finale

NEW YORK, Jan. IA. CUPl -
Madison Square Gardens first
even betting scrap in many moon
tonight brings together Bobby Ruf-
fin and Tippy Larkin, speedy light
weight contenders, for a 10-round
bout that will Mark RuffinS last
ring appearance before entering
the army.
Young RCffin of New York, who
reports to Fort Dix, N. j, on Jan.
rs, would be favored if he possessed
punch; because tall, rangy Larkin
of Garfield, N. j., has glass"
jaw. But Ruffin's lack of dyna-
mite makes the tilt purely a test
OF speed and skill
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
New Fish Prices
Mov md Strikes

fective January 81, requires retail
ers to set their ceilings by adding
specific cents-per-pound mark-ups
to their costs instead of the pres
ent method of using their "custo-
mary markup which admittedly
provided only mythical price con-
troll"
The OPA predicted that the new
pricing system would return soar
ing fish prices back to the 1912
retail average.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA. tUP) -
The office of price administrations
new system for pricing retail fish
and seafood was expected Friday
to result in sharply decreased
prices to consumers and remove one
Of the chief complaints that led
to the strike of New York and New
England fishermen.
The new formula, announced
Thursday night and becoming ef-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
Still. ON TOP

CHICAGO, Jan. IA. (UP) -
Worlds three cushion billiard
champion Willie Hoppe led Welker
Cochran of San Francisco, 947 to
092, today in their cross country,
ncn-title match, although CoChrane
administed one Of Hopes worst
beatings in the last of yesterdays
three blocks, 80 to 21
Hoppe won the first two blocks,
so to 42. and so to 33, to retain his
lead. The match, which started at
Kansas City. will be concluded next
week at Detroit and New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Jan. Il UPJ-Wheat mann
talned a firm tone and other grains
ruled steady 10 easier on the Board Of
Trade Friday.
Wheat finished the day unchanged to
up 2 cents bushel. Oats and rye dis
played a mixed trend on the close. Oats
was up y TO off *. and rye off i 10
up = Barley firmed, up > 10 l..
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
COIOREI1L pLAYER

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. IA.
CUP)-Norman kid Elberfeld, 60,
whose aggressive, colorful play in
the major leagues at the turn OF
the century earned him the tag OF
THE Tobasco Kid died yesterday
of penumonia Along with Wee
Willie Keeler he changed the old
time swing hitting to place-hitting,
which continued until Babe Ruth
came along with home run slug
pino
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14

ROCHESTER, Ind, Jan. IA. tUP)
Bobby Feller is still breezing them
past the batters, letter from a
former indianapolis sports writer
serving in the New Hebrides islands
revealed today
Yeoman 1-c Hugh Holman, Jr.,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
CHANDELIERS FOURTH

MILWAUKEE, Jan. II. - Bill
Chandler jr., guard, is playing his
fourth season of varsity basketball
with Marquette. He is a Navy Viz
trainee in medical school.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
FINEST FLOOR MAN

SOUTH ORANGE, N. J.. Jan. Il.
Coach Honey Russell considers
Bob Wanzer, now Of Colgate, the
finest floor man and digger" he
ever coached at Seton Hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
FELLER Still BREEzES EN- BY

wrote to his parents That Feller,
former ace of the Cleveland mound
staff, pitched and managed his
team to 90 victory at a naval
base on Christmas day. Feller also
batted in the cleanup spot, Holman
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
l., 4. HA?

Los ANGELES. Jan. II UPi-
ALFALFA Hay L. s. No. l. extra lcafy
$3.50 SO 50; [. 5. No. !. S31 50-33 so:
L. s No. lcafy or Nc. , green $50 so
70 50: L. s No. ., S29-3l. No. / barley
hay S31-32; No. /, oat hay S36-37.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
l.. A. BITTER

Quotations fer rutter and eggs have
been discontinued indefinitely by the Los
Angeles Produce Exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
Markets at a
Glance
By UNITED PRESS

stocks higher in active trading
Bonds higher; L. S governments quiet
md steady.
Curb stocks irregularly higher
Cotton up as much as - cents a bale.
Wheat up q, 10 unchanged
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-14
WPLS. Flax FUTURES

S3O5ll
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-10
Partizani v bOjih
z nacijjii in cetniki
v Crni gori

LONDON, 9. marca. - Parti-
zanske cete so zdrobile nemsko
ofenzivo v Crni gori, katere cilj
je bill odpreti pot med Cetinja-
mi in Danilogradom, XII je edna
pot, po kateri Sc more zalagati
nemske posadke OBJ crnogorski
obali. Nemska ofenziva je ime-
la ,mocno zrakoplovsko oporo,
Sc glasi porocilo z glavnega sta
ma marSala Tita.
Dale Sc poroca o tezkih bo-
jih z Nemci in Miha jlovicevimi
cetniki krajih blizu albanske
meje. Sovrazniku sc je posreci-
10 zavzeti kraj Cevo, XII lezi ma
poti proti Cetinju, glavnemu
mestu Crne gore, ampak DIV a
dni kasneje so ga partizani cd
tam prepodili.
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Romunska vlada
je baje odstopila

NEW YORK, 9. marca. Ra-
dio il Tokija, XII ga je ujela po-
staja NBC, je nocoj javil, da je
romunski kabinet v celoti po-
dal svojo ostavko! Japonski ra-
dio je navajal porocilo il Rima
kot vir svojih informacij, in je
dostavil, da nadaljne podrobno-
sti Sc MISC znane.
L. drugih virov poroGilo nina
nikakega potrdila.
Neko porocilo il svicarskega
lista "Basler Nachrichten", XII
ga je danes prejel Trad "a VOL
ne informacije, pravi, da je mad
zarsko javno mnenje jako vzne-
mirjeno radi nekega resnega
incidenta, tekom katerega je BIZ
la skupina Madzarov, med nil
mi tudi neki konzularni uradnik.
dne 26. februarja v romunskem
mestu Brasov 'napadena in pre-
tepena".
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la, XII je rex ell, da Anglia in
Zdruzene drzave podpirajo mar
sala Tita, cutil "a svojo dolz-
most, -da odstopi. ..mz,> -
Jugoslovanska vlada je ME-
gov odstop sprejela 8. marca
in ga razvezala njegovih dolz-
nosti.
Nadaljno porocilo 0 resigna-
ciji dr.. Cankarja pravi, da je
jugoslovanski minister "a Ka-
nado skusal resignirati meseca
februarja, toda ista nj bila we
ia ma znanje, riakar je vlozil
drugo, XII je bila te dni vzeta ns
znanje in je bill zaeno odpuseen,
ali boljse razbremenjen, kot po-
slanik zamejne jugoslovanske
Wade v Kanadi.
"Jaz ne morem sluziti intere-
som svoje domovine po svojem
prepricanju ter staliscu in obe-
nem ostati lojalen svoji zamej-
nj vladi v vrsenju svojih dolz-
nosti," je izjavil dr.. Cankar.
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jsaR
NaSSi
fa,1tie-uojaki

V cetrtek sta bila potom Med
narodnega Rdecega kriza obve-
scena Mr.. in Mrs. John in Mary
M a hne, stanujoca ma 12529
Vashti Ave-, da Sc njiju edini
sin sarzent Emil naha ia nem-
skem ujetnistvu. Pred casom
sta bila Mr.. in Mrs. Maine OBJ
vescena po vojnem department
tn, da Sc njiju sina pogresa IL
"a 81. decembra, ko Sc je udele-
lezil poleta mad Francijo. Sar-
zent Emil, XII je star 20 let, Sc
nahaja pri vojakih skoro leto in
pol, ter sluzi kot topnicar ma
bombniku. Druzina je bila We
sela, ko je prejela vest, da Sc
sin nahaja med zivimi, in zelja
je, da bi bill cim preje osvobo-
jen. =
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3ruske armade prodirajo proti Romuniji
Vse zaSasne oprostitve
18 do rs let starih
moskih so preklicane

IL Washingtona je prisel
ukaz, da Sc :vse zacasne O.
prostitve cd yojas6ine "a
mOske med Is. in rs. IetOm
starosti, Xxi spadajo v raz-
red "A in 2-B, takoj
preklice. POslej bodO imeli
lOkalni nabOrni .odbori pol
nomoc, da moske, XII spada-
jo v ia diva razreda, pozo-
VETO v vojasko sluzbo, ka-
darkoli jih bodo potrebova-
Ii "a izpolnitev kvote svo-
jem OkrOzju.
Imena tistih, XII so bila
predl0zena cd l. marca ma
pref v svrho zacasne opro-
stitve, MISC bila uradno pri-
znana, in vsaj "a nekaj ca
sa Sc, Ne DO dovolilo nobe-
nih nadaljnih oprostitev ra-
di della v obrambni industri-
ii.
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z veseljem sta Mr.. in Mrs.
Anton Bubnic, 11101 Revere
Ave-, prejela vest, da je bill Mi
ju sin Mirke, XII Sc z amerisko
armada nahaja ma 'front.' TIA
Lii, odlikovan q srebrno zvezdo
"a izredno junastvo.
Sarzent Mirko, XII je star rs
let, je bill vodja tankov v bit
ki OBJ Volturni v Italiji. V teku
enc izmed najhujsih bitk S So
vraznikom, Sc je zarila sovraz-
nikova krogla v cev njegovega
tanka. Ne menec Sc "a nevar-
most, XII mu je pretila, ko so vse
okrog MEGA letale krogle So
vraznega topnistva, je Mirko
skocil il svojega. tanka in pre-
koracil mad 200 jardov Cd ene-
ga do drugega tanka, da bi mo-
gel dobiti kako orodje ali pred
met "a popravo svojega tanka.
Srecno je prisel nazaj svoj
tank, v naglicifodstranil kroglo,
XII je obtieala, in nadaljeval bo-
jem. Pri odstranjevanju krogle
je bill izpostavljen direktnemu
ognju sovraznikov, XII so ga vi
deli stati pred tankom, a k sre-
ci je neposkodovan koncal svo-
je delo. Sergt. Bubnic Sc nahaja
" vojaski sluzbi cd 27. marca
1941. Predno je odsel sluzit Stri-
ca Sama, je bill uposlen pri Rich
man Bros. Co.
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Odstop jugoslovanskega poslanika
v Kanadi; Sc ne strinja
pOlitiko Wade v Kairu

IL "Glasa Naroda' posnema-
mo naslednje porocilo:
Kot pravi porocilo il Ottawe
Kanadi, je jugosloyanski po-
slanik dr.. Izidor Cankar Mama
nil, da je odstopil poslaniske-
ga mesta, ker Sc ne strinja S
politiko sedanje jugoslovanske
Wade.
DR.. Cankar je prisel v Otta-
wo V maju leta 1912 il Argen-
tine, kjer je zastopal svojo de-
zelo cd leta 1886. Nedavno je
pred Kanadsko zemljepisno
druzbo incl govor, v katerem
je rekel, da mora Jugoslavija
iz svojih zenljepisnih razlogov
ostati v prijateljskih odnosajih
Sovjetsko unijo, kakor tudi z
Anglijo in Zdruzenini drzava-
mi.
Njegovi Maori pa MISC bill v
skladu z nazori jugoslovanske
Wade v Kairu in DIR. Cankar je
po govoru premierja Churchill
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RUSIJA bAJE
DOH BAz0 Y
B0kI koTioR5k!
Kako " Berlinu tolmacijo
Rooseveltovo naznanilo
O. razdelityi, =. .,...
1s = rars~- .
italijanske mornarice

Ber Ii n S k propagandisti so
preteklo nedeljo nekim zado-
scenjem porocali o naznanilu
predsednika Roosevelta, da bo
Russia dobila priblizno emo tret-
jino predane italijanske pomor-
ske flotile. Nemski radio govor-
niki so to naznanilo predsedni-
ka tolmacili tako, kot da DO Ru-
sija imela poslej pristop do Sre-
dozemskega morja, kar bo ma
kvar Angliji.
Emo tozadevno porocilo po-
dano po nemski D. N. B. in kre-
ditirano depesi il Lizbone, Sc je
glasilo, da Sc govori dogovo-
ru med Titom in Moskvo, po
katerem bi dobila Sovjctska Ru-
sija jugoslovansko pristanisce
Rotor, kot svoj stalni pristan
ma Jadranu, kjer bi imela svo-
10 mornarisko bazo.
Nemski radio je dejal, da to
porocilo sicer Sc nj uradno po-
trjeno, toda emo je gotovo in to
je, da .Italijani smatrajo tako
moznost vzpostavljenja ru k e
baze ma Jadranu, kot resno O.
|grozanje italijanskih interesov
ma morju in drugace. Italijani
menda gledajo ma stvar vidi-
k a sedanjega polozaja, ko je
Turcija nevtralna in gotovo ne
DO prepustila italijanskih ladij
da bi bile prepeljane v crnc
morje, kjer bi jih mogli Rusi ra'
biti. Ako Rusi ne morejo dobiti
teh ladij v vodovje Crnega NOR
ia, menijo Italijani, tedaj je To-
gicen zakljueek, da bodo te la
die uporabljali ma Sredozem
skem morju.
| Neki drugi radijski komen
tator je razlagal po radiju, ds
/ je Rooseveltovo. naznanilo do
kaz, kako zvesto skusajo Anglo
| Americani vstreci Kremlju.
] Komentator je tekorn svojeg:
izvajanja kvotiral berlinski lis
"Lokal Anzeiger", XII je zapisal
da je Britannia vedno nasproto
vala Itaiji v Sredozemsken
morju. ker il hotela sama ime
LII neomejen0 prayico na vodoy
ju Sredozelnlja. chprchillov
lvojna, je dejal omsHjeni list, p