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Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-05
Nazi Prisoners
OF War Relieve
Labor SHORTAGE

WASHINGTON, March S. (UP)-
an additional 100000 prisoners OF
war will be brought to the United
Statef for the two-fold purpose of
al2yiating the burden Of American
forces in Europe and helping to
meet tie acute labor shortage at
home, the war department has an
nounced.
The transfer of the prisoners will
provide a working labor pool of ap-
prcximately 325,0C0 German pris-
oners in the continental United
States by June 30, the announce
ment said.
The need for mere prisoners was
revealed by labor survey just COM
pleted by the nine service COM
mands, The War Food Administra-
ton and the War Manpower Com
mission.
AT conferences held during the
survey, farmers from all sections of
the country indicated that it would
be difficult if not impossible for
them to plant and harvest their
crops this season without additional
prisoner help.
Dispatches from the European
theater indicated that the increas-
ing number of prisoners taken dur
ing the accelerated drive into Ger
many has taxed facilities, the war
department said.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-05

DCllS pointed 10 making JDem pet
ter human beings.
EQUALIZATION PLAN
In a talk to teachers, school Off
cialS and other interested persons
in Ell Centro, Dr Strayer explained
that 81 ftateS have an equalization
plan for the support Of the schools.
The schools Of California have a
big postwar problem confronting
them," the visitor declared. The
population of the state is increasing
rapidly and there is the problem Of
meeting the educational require
ments of the returned serviccm IN
Also many other adults will require
more education to fit them for the
postwar world"
He went on to say that the edu-
caticnal prcblcmr OF the postwar
period makes it clear that steps
must be taken 10 provide the best
possible organization, administra-
ton and financing of the schools. In
his opinion the highest type of lead
ership in the state would be TIE
professicnalization of the office of
the state superintendent of schools
and county school superintendents
In each case, it was recommended
that the salaries be made adequate
to the training and abilities re-
quired.
IN CALIFORNIA
I'm California" d.. Strayer said,
some districts are very poor, some
arc we'll to do and some arc
wealthy The relative of each dis
trict can be measured by finding
cut the valuation of taxable prop
crty in relation to TIE number Of
children to be educated In one
school district in California, there
is as little as 500 taxable property
back of each child in the schools.
The taxable property back of each
child in ether districts runs from
$1,000 to $4,000, while in extreme
cases it runs above $25,000
THE advisory committee pro-
posed that nc school district have
a program that is less well support
ed than would be indicated by $95
per pupil in average daily attend
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-05
Conservation,
Week Program
Set March 7-14

In celebration of California Con-
servation week March 7 to IA, open
house will be held at the Imperial
Valley Drainage Investigation office
at 615 State street, Ell Centro, from
am. to 5 pm. next Saturday.
The week throughout the state
will be observed with special en-
phasis on soil conservation.
All those interested in soil con-
servation are invited to visit the
office, 60 over the progress made
since the work began approximately
four years ago, and discuss the ex-
periments and studies made in the
great fight to conserve soil, ana
prevent erosion, conquer the drain
age problem. Men will be present
to explain the various phases of the
work.
The event is sponsored by the
Imperial Irrigation district and the
agricultural extension service.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-05
E. {. Soldier
May Be in
Prison Camp

Late news concerning the where
aboutS of Private First Glass Tom
my Slovak, son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]
f. Slovak, came in letter from enc
OF the men in his unit who also was
declared missing last Decembe; 16
The letter was written by a San
Diego boy to his mother and in ii
he said he was German prisoner.
MY friends are right along with
me- the boy wrote his mother, "ex-
cept Slovab. lie wasn't tCo bad,
though That was the only mention
of Slovak in the letter 1t led Mr..
and Mrs. Slovak to believe Tommy
had been wounded and probably is
in German hospital
The letter went OH to say that
they were doing fair en- the food
problem. Red Cross boxes once a
week, with What we get each day,
keep us going.
Pfc. Slovak was in the infantry
and left October l, 1914, for over
seas duty. The last letter his par
ents received from him was dated
December II and was mailed in Bel
GUM, the day he landed there.
His brother, Julius, is q navy ma
chiniStS mate first class and is sta
toned at Pearl Harbor now.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-05
Supervisors Name
Gwen Johnson
To County Place

Miss Gwen Johnson, chief Ceputy
in the assessor collectors office of
Imperial county, Monday was ap-
pointed assessor collector to fill the
vacancy left by the death of Dan
West, veteran assessor collector.
Supervisors of the county voted
unanimously for the appointment
of Miss Johnson and assured her of
their cooperation. She was appoint
ed to fill Wiest's unexpired term
which runs until January Of 1947.
Her first official act after fur
nishing the required bono and being
sworn in, was to appoint eight field
deputies to make the annual assess
ment. The law requires that the
field deputies had to be appointed by
noon Monday. Miss Johnson said she
contemplated no changes in the Of
flee personnel.
She first began WorKmg in the
assessor collectors office in 1921
and served as chief deputy under
Mont j. Reed and again under West.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-05
Citrus Marketing
Agencies Ask
Ban on CeiIinqs

Leading California and .rizona
citrus marketing agencies have pe-
titioned the War Food Administra-
tion and the Office of Price Ad-
ministration to suspend all price
ceilings on the 1945 Valencia orange
crop.
Petitioners point ont the abnormal
yield and the small size of this va
riety of oranges.
In case the petition is denied, it
is understood the agencies then will
request that new ceilings be estab-
lished according to sizes of the fruit.
The petitioners hold that unless
the government accedes to the re-
quests, it will be impossible to han
die the crop and that great waste
will follow.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-05
Fiiliipinos Smash
.JQps on Luuzon
(USCG photo from NEA)

MANILA, March 5. CUP)-Ameri-
can troops and Filipino guerillas
clamped huge pincers or Japancse
forces in nortnern Luzon Monday
and seized bases within 225 miles CT
FormoSa.
The squeeze en- the Japanese IN
the northern mountains was paced
by American-led guerilla forces who
cleared the 2000-square-mile Ilicos
Norte province in the northwestern
center of Luzon.
Thousands of Japanese were
killed by the guerilla5 as they drove
the last of the invaders from the
provinces. commanding the south
China sea, the China coast and the
enemy's Formosa stronghold
The guerillas, armed with modern
American weapons and aided by u.
S. planes, were led by Col R. W.
Volckman, South Clinton, Iowa. He
was a member of General Douglas
MacArthur's forces before the war
and went over to the guerillas after
the fall of Bataan.
By clearing Ilicos Norte, which is
GO miles long ard % miles wide. the
guerillas' were only AZ miles from
the north coastal air base OF Apart,
400 miles from Hongkong and 225
miles from the southern tip of For
mesa.
The offeniive by Volckmans
forces also carried to within 100
miles of American lines on Lingaycn
gulf ard within l60 miles Of u. S.
troops pushing up TIE center Of
TllZOn
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-05

You can enjoy the most efficient,
trouble e-frec hot water service in
your home by just turning the
tap. "Honor-Bilt" TO give you safe,
economical service day and night,
This is an outstanding value at
sears low price.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-05

Elementary school pupils of the
United States are as good if not bat-
ter today in the basic studies than
their parents and grandparents
were and il addition are receiving
a better rounded education was
the statement made in FL Centre
BY DR.. George D .Strayer, professor
emeritus of Columbia university and
consultant to Governor EaIl War
ren's committee on readjustment
education.
DR.. Strayer declared that elemcn-
tary education today is far better
than it was years ago and in addi-
tion to the three RS, pupils arc
being taught to work together and
play together, are being trained in
courtesy and understanding of treir
fellow pupils, with the entire course
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-05
FACE BURGLARY QUIZ

LOS ANGELES, March 5. CUP)-
Five youths Monday were under
suspicion of burglary after police
found veritable arsenal in their
homes. The weapons included three
submachine guns, Is rifles, several
bayonets and hand grenades and
1000 rounds of ammunition. The
elist conceded with what the state
guard armory lost in burglary last
Thursday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-05

being pointed to making them bet
ter human beings.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-08
dokazali z udarniskim tednom,
ki lie zadovoli liivo uspel.

dokazali z udarniskim tednom,
hi je zadovoljivo uspel.
L vsakega oddelka je pet do
osem ljudi ielalo nujna zunajna
della, produkcija V tovarni pa je
ostala ma isti visini. Pri umiku
SO Nen1ci skoro popolnoma uni
cili laboratory in mehaniene de-
lavnice. " udarniskem tednu so
delavci 500 delovnih ur poprav-
ljai ii dve stavbi. *
Sindikalna organizacija je ma
predlog delavcev sklenila, da po-
kloni enodnevni zasluzek "a par
tizanske sirote in tovarniske
upokojence; Is. septenbra so
delavci priredili ''Vinsko trga-
tev" in cisti dobicek obrnili y
iste svrhe.
Oh koncu udarniskega tedna
so delavci priredili svoj init
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-08
SLOVANSH ROKOBOREC "
..~ BITN %

sNocoj sc DO vrsila pokobor-.
bna predstava v prostorih oro-
zarne, ma kateri Sc bodo zopet
spoprijeli izurjeni rokoborci, Xxi
Sc bodo udarili "a prvenstvo. V
prvemu -spopadu Sc bosta spo-
prijela Ernie Dusek in Ole o.
son, XII sta Sc zadnji eetrtek bo-
rila emo uro, brez da bi eden
drugega premagala. Nocoj Sc
bosta toliko casa bila, da DO
eden izmed njiju padel dvakrat.
Zmagovalec te bitke DO incl
pravico do spopada z svetovnim
campijonom Frank Sextonom
Is. novembra.
v drugemu spopadu bosta pa
nastopila slovanski prvak
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-08

patorju; Bojan Ribnikar in
Stanko Kociper sta sluzila tu-
jemu tisku, XII je z nesramnimi,
zlaganimi porocili biatil borbo
in borce "a naso svobodo; be-
logardist 'Novinec je vodil obo-
rozene in organizirane krynike-
janiearje> k pokoljem borcev in
zavednih ljudi; policijski agent
Adamic je uzival, ko je mueil
nase ljudi po zaporih. ....~
To so izvrski nasega naroda!
Borili sc MISC sano proti nasim
narodnim interesom, ko so pod
pirali ma vse nacine fasiste, bo-
rili so sc tudi proti zaveznikom!
I'm vendar danes doMvljamo, da
TEN izrodkom dopuscajo delova-
nje. Po Primorskem in Trstu
skusajo ii ljudje razbijati enot-
most slovenskega in itaIijanske-
ga delovnega ljudstva ter sirijo
zlagane vesti o razmerah pri
mas. Ostali so pac to, kar so
vedno bill, placani hlapci reak-
eije.
I'll ljudje so vojni szlocinci; po
moskovskem dogovoru bi mora
Ii biti izroceni nasi drzavi in po-
stavljeni pred nasa sodisca. Nj
so vojni zlocinci samo Pavelic,
Rupnik in drugi, temvec tudi vsi
njihovi pomagaci. Ma njihovih
rokah so madezi krvi postenih
ljudi. -Po 'Mladini.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-08
POMILOSTITEV NAM MARE.
'KUJE NAJVEcJO BUDNOST

Ma predlog predsedstva ma
rodne Wade Slovenije je izdalo
predsedstvo slovenskega narod-
no osvobodilnega sveta zakon O
ukinitvi sodisca slovenske ma
rodne casti in izreklo pomilosti-
tev vseh, obsojenih pred tenn So
discern. Pomiloscenci so ma pod
lagi te amnestije oprosceni kaz-
nj lahkega ali tezkega prisilnega
della, MISC pa oprosceni kazni ma
izgubo politicnih drzavljanskih
pravic, to pomeni, da med dru-
gim tudi nimajo volilne pravice.
Predsednik narodne Wade Slo-
venije Boris Kidric je k anne
stiji podal tocno pojasnilo.
Pomilostitev je zadala nov te-
zak udarec nasin sovraznikom
donna in v tujini, XII govoricijo,
da vlada pri mas terror. Pnetekli
so komaj dobri trije meseci po
popolni osvoboditNi. Kjub IL
dajstvu, XII SO ga zagresili So
vrazniki nasega naroda, Sc je v
glavnem ze povrnilo normalno
zivljenje. Use izredne ukrepe pa
je nasa oblast lahko odstranila
v tako kratkem casu zato, ker
je vzrastla liz ljudstva.
Amnestija, ki je velikodus-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-08
NOVICE II JuGO6LANlJEl

na in vzgojna p6tsza na&e m
Erodne. oblasti, ne azfepi sovrsE-
nfkoy, tsnnveE jih ae Se anuje
tolse. zapeljansen pa je znsva
omogodila, da .svdboani,, IS trd-
MIN delofn in pred ibutlnini o6nai
nasega ljudstva popravijjo stor-
jeno krivdo.
Amnestija be ponoven dokaz
|nase moci. PRAY zato, 'ker stoji
ljudstvo trano "a naso ublastjo,
je nasa oblast aahAo nelikcdus-
ma. PRAY 1tako lsot snao sznali
tolci izdajalee " najtezjih okol-
scinah, taho jih bomo znah teldi
s kar najvecjo cujecnostjo tudi
v 4okoGcinah svobode in maj
strozje zakonitosti. Udrihai bo-
mo ipo vseh tistih, Xxi ise hode .po-
kazali nevredni velfkodusnosti
naSe oblasti. -"
Veikodusnost, IS katero lie ma
sa oblast izdala pomilostitev, IT,
vira IL globoke we're r1ase obla-
sti v prebujenost nasega ljud-
stva. Zato moramo prav sedaj
stopnjevati svojo .budnost ma
pram izdajalcem in proti vsem
sovraznirn 5naklepom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-08
ENJAKorRAvNosr

lnima pogonskih jermenov. Vod-
stvo konjiske touarne se je 'ta-
koj zavedlo vaznosti tega oddel-'
aka i'm je storilo vse "a vrnitev
strojev liz ,Avstrije. lSlovenske
oblasti so dosegle ugodno resi-
tev in pc taveh 4dneh je bila veci-
ma strojev .spet namessena v to-
warm. Klju6avnicarji so noe in
dan aaelali, ada SO bill qprepotreb-
nj stroll nitro pripravljeni "a
pogon.
tDosegli so ze 1880 predvoj-
ne preizvodnje. Tovarna izdelu-
je tudi podplate in gornje usnje.
Rad nepopolnega obrata je tu-
di pri tenn dosezeno zacasno
1870 predvojne proizvodnje. OBJ
Gutno je pomanjkanje sirovin,
prcdvsem l0emikalij, Xxi so nujno
potrebne "a predelavo koz. Ker
vodstvo tovarne predvideva po-
manjkanje surovih telecjih koz,
Sc De odloeilo "a predelavo svinj-
sixth koz, katerih je ma trgu do
volj. Prvi poskusi SO dali dobre
rezultate in ustanovljen je nov
oddelek "a predelavo svinjskih
koz.
Konjiska ausnjarna zaposluje
nekaj asto delavcev in nameseen-
cev. Delavci SO vecinoma mali
kmetje, katere De Laurich neus-
mil jeno Hzernal in izrabljal. Do
kaz temu je bila spontana stav-
lza leta 1886. Danes je vse delav-
stvo aorganizirano v strokovno
organizacijo; zavedajo Sc, da S
svoji1n adelom gradijo novo ziv-
ljenje ne le sebi, temvec vsemu
delovnemu ljudstvu, vsej domo-
vini. Svojo zavednost 80 delavci
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-08
MAST IZDAJALEI NADALJU-
JEJD SvoJE DELo v TRSTU

JEJO SNOJE DELO v ThSTU
Ma Prirnorskem, posebno pa
v Trstu so nasi zavetis6e nano-
gi izdajalci, XII so zbezali pred
jugoslovansko armada, zaveda-
joe se svojih zloeinov. VISA nasa
reakcija, PLAYA in sbela garda,
razni poklicni ovaduhi in hlapci
okupatorja so sc zbrali v Trstu
in v najlepsi slogi ribarijo v
kalnem, zaseiteni po mednarod-
nj reakciji. Ma Primorskem, po-
sebno pa v Trstu Sc krizajo in
teresi postenega slovenskega in
italijanskega delavnega ljud-
stva in interest naednarodne re-
akcije. Borba teh sill se vedno
bolj zaostruje; nasi izdajalci pa
sluzijo realaciji prav taaao danes
kakor SO il sluzii vse suoie ziv-
ljenje- Imena axct: Bojan Ribni-
kar, Stanko Kociper, dr.. Zajc,
DIR. sBreziger, Or. Drnovsek, dr..
zitko, prof. Srecko Banaga, prof.
Payle Verbic, belogardistiGni
p oroe mix Novirec, policijski
agent Adannic, oznacujejo dovolj
njihovo naoralno vrednost in H.
kljueujejo vsak dvom o name
MI njihoyega sedanjega della.
I'll ljudje so 81 ostai zvesti v
svojem naeelnem protiljudskem
delovanju. v start Jugoslaviji
so hlapeeNali vsem protiljud-
skim rezimom, da SO 81 zagoto-
viii brezskrbno parazitsko ziv-
ljenje ma racun naroda. Ia ca
sa okupacije so Sc vdinjali oku-
patorju ia najbolj gnusne in ne
ciste posle ovaduhov, krvnikov
in zagovoraikov hlapcevstva.
Delo dr.. Zajca, idejnega vodje
plave garde in njegovih poma-
gacev je imelo "a cilj razbitje
enotne borbe slovenskega in jul
goslovanskih narodov proti oku-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-08
Usanrna Y SloYsnsidh Konicoh

" Slovenslxih aKonjicah imaio
'tehnibno najholje 11rejsno us
njszno " Sl0ueni5i. sscstanjska
.usnjafna je. sioer pecja, toda mi
'tako tehnitno izpopolnjena. Al
fred sIanBich, Xxi lie bill lastnik
usnjarne v Elouenskih Konjicah,
je pobegnil ze pred eni1n fetom v
Avstrijo in Pustil podjetje svo-
jiraa llsratrsncenaa. sob zlomu
Nemtije sta tudi ia diva pobeg-
nila. Ssdaj je usnjarna -drzavna
last. q
Ko no tcvarne prevzele islo-
veasake ot1lasti, so bile razmere
vnjh 'sarajno obapne. Naa skla-
dis6a DO lyila prazna, evse siroyi-
ne i'm is5sIlse 30 Laurichevi Cd
peljah . ssboj. Posre6ilo Sc Jim
De oaepel5Gh v AHstrijo tudi stro-
DE liz 0tdelka "a izdelazo pogon-
sixth jeznnenov. zaveaai 40 se,
halso se 4da tnajbolj oskodovati
tovarno, ki De pred vsem izdelo-
vala pogonske jermene. Ne v
prenji JugoslaviU be konjiska
tovaTna 8 pogonskimi jerHeni
lrila vse potrebe drzave i'm jih
tuM Nvazala " inozemstvo. Ia
kasat be bil iziaelan "a neko tovar-
no " NemciJi 1.3o metrov isirok,
us Hlili1netrov iaebel in ~ me-
trov adolg jermen. Prav tako SO
bili Kuelani "a jugoslovansko
teAko industrijo v tej tovarni
pogonsa1i jernaenf najvetjih di-
menzij.
'Tu tzdaj prihajajo iz vseh fe-
deralnih edinic Jugoslavije ma
rocila "a jermenski oddelek ko-
njiske usnjarne. Mnogo podjetij
ne more polno obratovati, ker
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-08
NOcEMO sfEKIMAfVT
HOCEMD PDsTENIH LJIIEN

NOCEMO 81 lMAfVTOV,
aOCEMO -POsTENIEI LJIID :
Precej trdno je zivljenje mia
dine v Loski dolini, prav tako,
kot je zivljenje vse lsraecke mia
dine. Ker priananjkuje .delosnih
moci, je mnogo della in mladina
poleg domacega dela ponaga lie
pri delu yostalim. Nlasti se polka
zejo dekleta delavne v medse-
bojni pomoci. Tako so ma primer
mladenke il Makovca napravile
poleg- svojega tdomacega della,
katerega je ravno " teh dneh ma
kmetih ogromno, lie ITO delav-
nih ur v enem tednu ma drugih
poljih. v tenn casu so sc naucile
tudi nekaj took "a naiting, kate
rega so priredile skupno $ tova-
risi Presernove brigade.
Ma tenn n1itingu so razkrinka-
Ii tiste, XII hocejo ma ivsak zaacin
danes priti v odbore. Kar polka
zali SO tiste, XII Sc rinejo v
ospredje in sedaj spekulirajo ter
ma vse grlo kricijo, -koliko so ma
pravili " 1arodno-osvobo
borbi. Ljudje SO z burnim plo-
skanjem in lnedldici "nocemo
spekulantov, hocemo postene
ljudi," to potrdili.
Ma tenn mitingu je nladina il
Loske adoline podarila v z11ak po-
veznosti lepo zastavo. Sedaj Sc
mladina pripravlja ma prve svo-
bodne volitve. Tudi tisti, XII nj
majo volilne pravice, ker SO Sc
premladi, pounagajo pri sestavi
kandidatnih list.
Tako mladina v tenn skritem
kraju, XII Sc skriva pod okrilje
Sneznika, della in tekmuje v
vsem, kar vidi, da je njej in nasi
novi Jugoslaviji v procvit.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-08

George Nancer in Texas Babe
Sharkey, XII DO sedaj prvie ma
stopil v Clevelandu. Vrsile Sc
bodo bitke tudi med drugimi ro-
koborci. Vstopnice so naprodaj
pri vratih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-08

ing XII je v vseh ozirih odlicno /
uspel. Nabrane prostovolj jne pri-
spevke 80 izroeili Rdecemu kri-
Eu.
f(Po "Ljudski pravici" T.. septD
@a~...t- @~r~2~- s~~ SANS. d
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-08

orphans judging from the should
matter of top priority These children of the so
orphans Dr. Barnrds Keveden
important Of the chdrens training
English orphans aided
Evening star., 1945-03-25
Suribochi FIog-Roising Photo
Made Seventh WorL Loon SYMBOL

In more than 40,000 War Bond ad-
vertisements. 1t will be carried
in at least 1900 daily newspapers
l 500 general magazines and 15,0O(
house organs.
Reproductions of both the poster
end the insignia will be sent to
$4,000 daily and weekly newspapers,
The insignia form of the Rosen-
thai photo has been prepared by
an advertising agency under the
auspices of the War Advertising
Council.
Tom Lane said in a letter to
Brig. Gen. Robert L. Denig, director
Of Public Relations of the Marine
Corps:
1T is a privilege to inform you
Of the use which we will make
during the 7th War Loan of Joe
Rosenthal's photograph of the
Marines planting the Stars and
Stripes on Mount Suribachi.
There is nothing any one at home
can do to add to the glory of the
Marines. All we can hope to do is
to draw inspiration from their sacri-
fees and in some measure try to
merit the blood and sweat these
men are expending for our liberties
and our flag"
Gen. Denig recently lost a son
in the Pacific War
Evening star., 1945-03-25
Woman AssaiIs Umberto
Al Mass for Nazi Victims
BY the Associated Press.

6y tHe ASSOCldleQ fIeSS.
ROME, Mar. pa woman with
baby in her arms denounced
Crown Prince Umberto, during SOL
emn mass today commemorating
the first anniversary of the Ardea-
tine Caves atrocity. She was taken
out of the church by carabinieri and
priests.
The woman who arrived at Santa
Maria Degli Angel Church after the
mass had started sighted Prince
Umberto among the officials.
Get out" she shouted. 1--WE
don't want you. Nobody wants you.''
She was a member of a group,
some of whom were identified as rel
atives of the Ardeatine victims, who
arrived at the church after the doors
we're closed The women succeeded
in entering but the others remained
outside, demonstrating throughout
the service.
Work was suspended for five min
utes during the day throughout
Rome as the city observed the ex-
ecution of more than 300 hostages
by the Nazis in the Ardeatine Caves.
The hostages were moved down
by machineguns in the dank caves
near the Appian Way in reprisal for
the bombing of a Nazi IS colmun
in Rome.
Evening star., 1945-03-25
HeavyWar Production
Must Continue After
Nazis Fall, 'K1ug Says
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
Filling the supply pipeline to the
Pacific theater will demand con-
tinued high war production we'll
into the period following German
collapse, WPB Chairman j. A. Krug
said yesterday.
Mr.. Krug in an interview, agreed
with his vice chairman, William L.
Bait, who recently said the Army
and Air Forces would have to be
pretty completely re-equipped,'
since it would be simply not prac-
ticable" to reassemble, repair and
transport materiel from Europe
along with the troops-the men will
be moved too fast.
This does not contradict the
Army's repeated claim that it will
salvage "as much equipment as pos
sible" for use against the japanese,
Mr.. Krug stated.
1--WE have big job of filling the
supply pipeline to the Pacific thea
ter with new equipment, to have it
ready for the big movements of
troops and expanded scale of the
Pacific fighting.
THE equipment from Europe,
after it is repaired, packed and
shipped, can be fed into the tall
end Of the pipeline.
But the net result on production
is the same-the manufacture of
new equipment for the transferred
troops will require sustained, heavy
effort by industry for months after
Germany's fall"