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Evening star., 1945-05-31
Million n-Do||ar Spurt
Sends E-Bond Sales
Back on Schedule
40 Per Cent of D. G. Goal
Reached; Mrs. Truman
Christens Two Planes

Sales of series E bonds in the
District are back on schedule in
the Seventh War Loan cam
paign, but w. ]. Waller, District
war finance chairman, warned
"We are not over the hump by
any means" .
The E bond sales, with an in.
crease of 100000 announced ir
the latest report, now stand at s19,.
000, 900, or 40 per cent of the s48,-
100000 District goal. Total sales tt
individuals, including E bonds. are
$50 300 900, or 43.3 per cent of the
$40, 100000 quota, which represents
an increase of $2,300,000.
The increase in the individuals
category is the greatest since daily
reports were started May IA.
Reports Called Encouraging.
Mr.. Waller said the reports were
encouraging in view of the Tagging
sales of the past few days. How.
ever, the reports should not be con.
strued as warranting any abatement
of our effort" he said. I'VE still
have go per cent of the E bono
quota to report
The next event scheduled in tn,
campaign is to be Organized Labol
Night at the Here's Your Infantry
show tonight. More than $50 Dis
trict labor organizations will be rep
resented at the war demonstration
on the Polo Grounds in West Po'
tomac Park.
Labor Night at Show.
At the Labor Night event at the
Here's Your Infantry" show speak.
ers will include Robert Sherman
president of the Washington Indus
trial Council, CIO; Frank P. Fen
ton, director of national organiza.
tions for the AFL, and Jonas A
Mcbride, vice president and ma.
tional legislative representative o1
the Brotherhood of Firemen anc
Enginemen. Mr.. Fenton and Mr.
Mcbride have just returned from
a tour of European battlefields.
Capital Transit announced today
its more than 1000 employees have
subscribed for 7th War Loan bonds
in excess of the company's $3.50, ,00(
quota.
It was also announced the Mac.
farland Junior High School Wal
Bond rally on Tuesday had sole
S2l .28O in bonds.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
|Chiang Resigns,
Giving Premier
Post 10 Soonq
GeneroIissimo Keeps
Presidency; Seen as
Solidifying Move
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press
CHUNGKING, May 31-Chiang
Kai-shek resigned today as Pre-
mier and turned the post over to
Acting Premier T. v. Soong in a
move viewed as a step toward
solidifying China at a time when
the Allied nations are applying
tremendous pressure on Japan
from all quarters.
Chang retained his post as Presi-
ident of China and head of the
state. He also remains China's gen.
eralissimo. and now will be able to
concentrate fully on military tasks
in this critical period of the war on
the continent of Asia.
When Soong, Chiang's brother in
law, became acting premier last De-
cember, the shift was regarded as a
popular one, possibly paving the way
for working agreement between
the Central Government and the
Communists of North China. Soong's
attitude toward the Communists is
kloWu 10 De moderate.
May Attend Conference.
Soong's elevation to the full pre-
miership, or president of the Execu-
tive Yuan, as the post is designated
in China. raised the possibility that
he would attend any forthcoming
meeting Of the Big Five leaders of
the United Nations.
Moreover. Soong will be in better
position to talk to Premier Stain on
the matter of improving relations
between China and Russia should he
visit Moscow on his way back to
China from the San Francisco World
Security Conference. He also will be
better able to engage in discussions
with other international leaders.
In any event, Soong's popularity
throughout the country is expected
to strengthen the Central Govern
ment's hand In the military situa-
ton. There have been some uncon-
firmed reports that an agreement
already has been reached in prin-
ciple between the Central Govern
ment and the Communists of the
north to wage single war against
the Japanese.
Resigns at Committee Meeting.
Chang announced his resignation
from the premiership at a meeting
of the newly elected Central Execu-
tive Committee of the Kuomintang,
or Government party. 1t was
presumed that Chang intended, in
view of the accelerated tempo of the
war in the Far East, to devote him.
self primarily to the job of supreme
commander in the China theater.
Soong actually became Chiang's
"right-hand man" last December on
his appointment as acting premier.
As such, he had attended to most
of the generalissimo's duties.
The generalissimo's 50-year -old
aide, member Of a distinguished
family and brother of Chiang's wife,
is recognized in China and abroad
as possibly the country's most bril-
liant statesman.
Several other government changes
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Boy, 5, SpoiIs Plans
OF Convicts to Flee
Pittsburgh Prison
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, May 81
Little George Gregor, 5, today
foiled escape by convicts in
Western Penitentiary, who dug
a 32-foot-long tunnel from the
prison laundry to just 2 feet
from the outside surface-and
freedom.
Warden Stanley P. Ashe said
the romping boy. who lives
nearby, stumbled on crumbling
ground ana slipped into a hole
outside the walls. He shouted
10 a guard at the top of the wall.
Investigation showed uniden-
titled prisoners used makeshift
picks and shovels to dig the
tunnel 3 feet in diameter.
Warden Ashe said the prison.
ers had good chance to
escape" until the boys discov-
cry.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
By the Associated Press.

ROME, May 31.-A delayed dis
patch from Casablanca to the
Stars and Stripes said today
American planes helped trans
port Moroccan troops from Cas-
sablanca to quell Arab disturb
ances in Algeria during the week
following We day.
The dispatch, dated May % and
written by Stars and Stripes Cor
respondent Jack Foisie, also said
French airmen in medium and
heavy bombers obtained from the
United States made more than 800
sorties over the brown, sunburned
hinterland, leveling entire COM
munities" in Algeria.
Trench fighters in British-made
aircraft followed up the bombers to
strafe the fleeing population or dive
bomb Arab strongholds in the
mountains" he wrote.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Churchill Asks Gen. de Gau||e
To Return Troops to Barracks
Relations With
Britain in Peril,
French Declare
By the Associated Press.


LONDON, May 31.-Great Brit
ain today ordered her COM
mander in the Middle East tC
intervene in the fighting between
the French and SyrianS. Prime
Minister Churchill called on Gen
Charles de Gaulle to Withdraw
French troops to their barracks
to prevent further bloodshed in
the strategic Levant.
I'm order to avoid a collision be-
tween British and French forces we
request you Immediately to order
French troops to cease fire and to
withdraw to their barracks" Mr.
Churchill told Gen de Gaulle.
British forces have been in Syria
since 1941, when they and the Free
French knocked out German con-
troll
The action was announced in
Commons by Foreign Secretary An
thony Eden following the third
emergency session of the British
cabinet in "a hours.
Once hiring has ceased and order
has been restored We shall be pre-
pared to begin tripartite discussion
here in London" The message to
Gen. de Gaulle continued.
Situation Deteriorates.
Mr.. Eden said the British Minister
ip Damascus had reported a further
grave deterioration of the situation
in which 300 or more persons al
ready have lost their lives in fighting
between the French and Syrians,
and that large fires were burning in
the capital.
I'VE have not acted until our
overall responsibility was so serious
that we simply had to act or stand
by and see situation develop which
would have shamed us all, Mr.. Eden
told Commons.
Mr.. Eden spoke after a French
spokesman in Paris had asserted
that direct collision between
France and Britain was possible,
and the Syrian Minister in Paris
had insisted that outside interven-
ton alone could resolve the crisis.
The French met in emergency ses-
sion in Paris to study the situation
The Syrian Minister made his
statement just after talking to JET
ferson Gaffery, United States Am
bassador in Paris.
Communications Involved.
Mr. Churchill told Gen. De Gaulle
that Britain's order to Gen. Sir Ber-
nard Paget. British commander in
the Middle East, to intervene had
been issued with profound regret"
The note said Britain's commu-
nications in the war with Japan and
the security of the whole Middle
East were involved in Britain's
course of action.
Mr.. Edens statement was repeat
ed by Lord Woolton in the House of
Lords and was cheered by that body
Mr.. Eden said Britain was in
close touch with all the govern
ments concerned, including the
United. States, but declined details
on the ground that nothing should
be said which would make the
diplomatic initiative more difficult" ;"
. Clement r. Atlee, leader of the
labor opposition in Britains forth
coming general election. told Com
mons every one would "join in de-
ploring the bloodshed between our
Allies" but under the circustances
we had no option in our response
(See LEVANT, Page A-16.)
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Stain S Eldest Son
Reported Killed on
Nazi Electric Fence
Said to Have Flung Self
On Prison Comp Barrier
Near Berlin in 1943
By PAUL GHAL1,
BY Wireless to The Star and the Chicago
Daily News.


BERN, May 31.-Jacob Djuga-
shvili, eldest son of Premier
Stain, flung himself to death on
the electrically charged wire bar
ricade, of the Oranienburg prison
camp near Berlin early one
morning in April, 1943.
This account was given this cor
respondent exclusively by Admiral
Carlo de Angels, former Italian
military attache to Berlin and him.
self a former inmate at Oranien-
burg, who is now in Switzerland.
Young Djugashvli was Stains
son by first marriage. His mother
was the sister of the present Soviet
commissar for transport, L. M
Kaganovitch. A lieutenant in an
infantry regiment, he was captured
at Smolensk at the end Of l94l.
Sought Without Success.
With their usual eye for propa-
ganda, the Nazis played up the
capture of Stains son while the
Kremlin remained silent on the
delicate subject. Since the occupa-
ton of Germany, he had been
sought diligently but without sue
cess although he twice was reported
in Switzerland.
But now the true story can be
told, De Angels having withheld it
until there was no danger of i'm
periling other prisoners still in Nazi
hands.
Early in the spring Of 1943, Djuga-
shvili was brought into a section of
the Oranienburg camp, reserved for
prisoners of special political inter-
est, called the Sachsenhausen Son.
derlager A. His only companion
was a British sergeant major in
structor, Thomas A. Cushing, who
had been captured at Dunkerque. A
week later, Soviet Foreign Commits
sar Vackeslav M. Molotov's nephew
Joined them.
Fired on by Sentry.
Djugashvili was described as in a
state OF great moral and physical
depression. Before the war, he had
never been on very tender terms
with mis- father. Nazi propaganda
to the effect that the Soviets con-
sidered their countrymen, who had
fallen captive, as towards had ap-
parently preyed considerably on his
mind.
So early one dawn, when the bar
rack doors were opened by the
guards, he rushed out madly and
threw himself on the barbed wire
Is yards away. He fell, instantly
killed by the shock. A nearby sentry
fired at his body to give the ap-
pearance of an attempted escape.
The body was taken away by the
Germans at once.
The only eyewitness of this tragic
(See STAIIN'S SON page AL
Evening star., 1945-05-31
lSee OKINAWA, Page A-12)
Civilians to Get 4 Million
Radio Tubes Monthly
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The War Production Board plans
to authorize the manufacture of
100000 radio tubes monthly for
civilian purposes, the agency dis
closed today.
Under present plans, the addi-
tional consumer tubes would be
used for replacements rather than
for new home radio receivers.
WPB estimated that the fist mil
lion tubes to become available
would restore 666, ,666 sets to opera
ton while the same number of tubes
would equip only 100000 new FIVE
tube sets.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Churchill Will Open
Election Drive on Radio
BY the Associated Press.

LONDON, May 31-Prime Minister
Churchill arranged today to make
his first broadcast of the current
political campaign next Monday
after the regular BIC newscast at
g pm. g pm. Washington time),
when he plans to outline the general
election issues.
Clement Attlee, leader of the Labor
party, Is scheduled to speak the fol-
lowing Monday. Other government
and opposition leaders will broad
cast at intervals before the election
on July S.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Be||boy Says Medley
WAS With Mrs. BOYER
In Apartment Lobby
Victims Son-in-Low Tells
OF Finding Gosh in
Rooms After Murder
BY GEORGE KENNEDY,

A witness in District Court to-
day identified Joseph D. Medley
as the escort of Mrs. Nancy Boyer
on the evening of March 8. He
was the first witness who hac
seen the two together to testify
in Medley's trial for the woman's
murder after a poker game in
her apartment March 6.
March 3 was the day after Med.
ley. an escaped convict, first met
Mrs. Boyer, according to the prose
cutor's outline Of the evidence or
which he will ask that Medley be
convicted of murder in the first de.
gree and sentenced to the electric
chair.
The witness was Herman Black
well, colored bellboy at the Wash
ington House, 2120 Sixteenth street
NV. He said he had seen Mrs
Boyer, who, lived in the building
with Medley in the lobby that eve
ming
Medley Stands With Smile.
Medley was asked to stand up for
Identification. He did so with a
confident half-smile. The witness
identified him.
The witness said that in his 18
months employment at the apart
ment house that was the only time
he had seen Mrs. Boyer with a man
Medley listened to the testimony
of the witnesses with constant at
tentiveness.
Naval 1t. Donald Mitchell, Mrs
Boyer's son-in-law. testified that ir
searching her apartment after hel
death he had found SIS in bills
hidden under the paper on a closet
shelf. He also found coins that
totaled $l2.55 in drawers about the
apartment.
Wife Lived With Mother.
He testified that his wife had
lived with Mrs. Boyer for three
months when he first entered the
service and for a longer period
when he went overseas.
The prosecution has promised tc
introduce evidence by later wit.
ness that Mrs. Boyer put $500 ir
500 bills into a bureau drawer
before the poker game in her apart.
ment started on the night ot
March S.
Samuel Levinson, Pittsburgh
jewelry dealer, the first witness OF
the day, identified Medley as the
man who sold him an emerald and
diamond ring on March 8.
Then he corroborated testimony
of his employe, Mrs. Grace Trout
man. The ring had been identified
by the jeweler who made it as Mrs
Boyer's.
Thomas Lawrence took the stand
and identified himself as manager
of the Hotel De Soto, New Orleans,
La. Defense Attorney James K
Hughes asked Justice T. Alan Colds
borough to permit counsel to ap-
proach the bench. ~
Witness Is Excused.
There followed a prolonged huddle
At its conclusion, Assistant United
States Attorney Daniel B. Maher
(Coo NNE,T0T E,v DoOo AfEN
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Charles Town Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, 5000: claiming
4-year-olds and up; about A., furlones
Hutoka tEdens) 420 800 22C
Rom (Grant) $50 $50
Dedham (CouccD 2SC
Time-0504s
Also ran-Dark Luna, Pamunkey, Gran.
ny Cake, Grade A.
SECOND RACE|Purse, $500: claiming
3-year-olds and up; Charles Town course
1ntelligentsia lHummeD 31.40 $40 $50
Infinite Good tEdens) $50 80
Bonnie Ina Dufford) 3 "a
Time, 1895.
Also ran--Gray Moose. Lady Longworth
Lord Ligonier, Rough Ege
DAILY Double paid S56.60)
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500: claiming
a,yesr-olds and up; 6h furlones.
Big Moose (Edens) 1910 $50 4 go
Molasses Belts (Carrillo) 1880 $40
Canto Gallo Geggett) 43(
Time, Legs.
Burner.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
BeIoion Women Executed

BRUSSELS, May 81 P.-Irma
Swervaeger, 40, the first Belgian
woman executed as a traitor, was
shot at Brugge yesterday. She was
accused of imparting front-line in.
formation to the enemy last Sep
tember which resulted in the killing
of seven Belgian patriots.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Overseas Edition
Still Available

Copies of this weeks Over
seas Edition are still available
at The Star Office and at
Lansburgh's. Some people
failed to get their copies
owing to Decoration Day
being a holiday.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Late Bulletin
Coming Sugar Tiqhtened

.
? Acting to stem continuing
overissuance of Sugar, OPA
has authorized its regional
officer to halt temporarily the
granting of ration certificates
for home canning. An OPA
spokesman said today that re-
gional directors may call a
halt in any area where there
is evidence that ration grants
are exceeding quotas. The
suspension would remain in
effect while the regional sup
ply picture is being re-sur-
veyed.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
(See CHINA, Page A-3D
Truman Calls News PurIey

President Truman will hold his
weekly news conference at 1890
am. tomorrow. 1t will precede an
afternoon session of the cabinet.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Schuschnieg Sees Pope

VATICAN CITY, May 81 LP).-
Pope Plus XII gave private audi
ence today to Kurt Schuschnigg
former Chancellor of Austria re-
Gently released from a Nazi con-
centration camp.
Evening star., 1945-05-31

Three additional men from
the District area haze been re-
ported killed in this tDdr. See
"On the Honor Roll" Page Az.
Evening star., 1945-05-31

(See GREW, Page A-I5.)
Evening star., 1945-05-31

(See MEDLEY, Page A-15.)
Evening star., 1945-05-31

(see sTALIN'S SON, Page A-40
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Guide for Readers

An Associoted Press Newspop
Evening star., 1945-05-31

(See LEVANT. Page A-16) }
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Weather Forecast

fair, moderately cool tomorrow.
Temperatures today-High, 72, at 1870
pm; low, 60, at $40 am. Yesterday
High, 80, at 7:l5 pm; low. 81, at 8:23
am,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-25
Nou grob
MIKE PODNAR,

Po dolgi bolezni je umrl v We
teranski bolnisnici v Brecks-
vile, Ohio, Mike Podnar, star 56
let, stanujoc ma 5713 Prosser
Ave. Donna je bill IL vasi Viduse-
vac, p. Glina ma Hrvatskem, od-
koder je prisel v Cleveland pred
40 lett. Sluzil je v ameriski ar
madi v prvi svetovni vojni, in
II let je delal pri Acme Hill Co.
ma E. 40 St. Bill je clan drustva
sv. Josipa st. SO 5BZ. Tukaj
zapusca zalujoco soprogo Ano,
rojeno Vovk, donna il Soteske
ma Dolenjskem, ter v starem
kraju brata in dve sestri. Po.
greb sc bo vrsil v torek OBJ g.
uri zjutraj il Zakrajskovega po-
grebnega zavoda v cerkev sv
Vida in nato ma Calvary poke.
palisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-25
Rdeeo voisko osvo-
bodi|o 20 generoIov

LONDON, "a. avg. -- Mos
kovski radio je danes naznanil,
da je Rdeea vojska v blizini
Mukdena ma polotoku Sahalinu
osvobodila 1870 zavezni SIKH
ujetnikov, med katerimi je 28
generalov.
Sovjetsko porocilo ne navajo
linen osvobojenih MOI.
Obenem poroca Moskva, da sc
je vceraj predalo 14,OOO nadalj-
nih Japoncev, kar pomeni, da je
v teku zadnjih sestih dni prislo
v rusko ujetnistvo okrog 3O0,-
900 Japoncev.
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Vesti IL ziUl Uljenja
a,,1eri$kih Slouencev

Slickville, Pa. - Dne IA av-
gusta je umrla Josephine Res
mix, stara So let, donna il St.
Janza ma Dolenjskem, odkoder
je prisla v Ameriko pred vec le-
ii. Bila je vesele narave in cla-
MICA SNPJ. Zapusca moza, stiri
sinove, tri hcere, brata in dive
sestri tukaj, emo pa v Franciji.
Waukegan, I'll. Porocila
sta Sc Lorraine Miller, hcerka
druzine Michael Miller, in Ray.
mond T. Smith, E. M. 2/c US.
mr., sin druzine Clifford Smith.
Vandling, Pa. Tukaj je
umrl John Pevec, donna IL Male
Loke pri st. Lovrencu ma Do.
lenjskem in v Ameriki okrog 3;
let. zapuSca zeno, dve hceri, dvs
sinova " vojni " Nemciji), bra.
ia v Clevelandu in vec ozjih so
rodnikov.
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Vsebina pisma pove, da Sc je
Kaplerjeva druzina morala pred
tremi lett in pol podati il rojstne
Dolenjske v Nemcijo. Nemci so
jih oropali vsega, kar so imeli.
Dale .pise, da so bill v Nemciji
podvrzeni hudemu mucenju, ter
da je njegova zena umrla cd sa.
mega stradanja. O materi pise.
da je Sc ziva, kot tudi Maria
Mako il Jarcka, stric Franc pa
da je umrl. Zdaj, ko Sc je Ne
mec podal zaveznikom, pa ne
strpno pricakujejo vsi oni, XII SC
bill odgnani il svojih domov Y
tuje drzave, da jim DO mogoce
vsak cas- povrniti Sc domov.
Kaplerjevi 50 donna IL Buckle
pri Krskem ma Dolenjskem. Oce
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Zalostna usoda slovenske druzine

ia Janeza Kaplerja, Jozeta Ka
pier Sc bodo MilWaucani spo
minjali, ker Sc je pred lett ma
hajal v Wisconsin,, kjer je dela]
pri elektricarjih, in ga je pr
delu elektricni tok vrgel il viso
cine 60 cevljev. Pozneje Sc je
vrnil v domovino.
Strasna je usoda, XII je zadela
ma tisoce druzin v Sloveniji. Ali
Sc nam ne vzbudi socutje dc
onih, XII so po vsem prestanem
trpljenju ostai pri zivljenju!
Nerazumljivo je, da Sc cello da
mes Sc najdejo med ameriskimi
Slovenci brezvestnezi, XII naspro
tujejo vsakemu postenemu pri
zadevanju, XII bi Sc tenn nesreeni
kom pomagalo, da bi mogli 20
pet ziveti kot Sc "a cloveska bi
tia spodobi.
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FORMALNA OTVORITEV

-Nocoj Sc .vrsi formalna otvo-
ritev Rupnikove gostilne, XII jo
je preje vodil poznani Louis Sc
me ma 65O7 St. Clair Ave. Ia to
priliko sc bo serviralo okusen
prigrizek in vsakovrstno pijaco,
in igrala DO fina godba "a pies.
Kot bivsi Sokol Sc priporoca
IN ancem in prijateljem ma
udelezbo.
Windsor Heights, w. Va. -
Pc treh letih in pol sc je vrnil S
Pacifika T/Cpl. Martin Kolenc.
Njegov brat Tony pa Sc je II.
augusta ozenil Jennie Sodni-
kar, bivsi tajnico drustva $40
SNPJ v Boydsvillu, o.
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pot. Voznja je trajala 1S
ur in so potovali preko Brenner-
ia, skozi PustriSko dolino in cez
Podkoren. ze v smohorju v Zil-
ski dolini so bill topic pozdrav.
ljeni, cd tam naprej pa so Sc vse
bolj mnozili >znaki domovine.
Slednjie je prispsl transport
preko Gorenjske v Ljubljano.
Po prihodu je razdelil urad "a
repatriacijo internirance ma sti-
ri skupine, XII so Sc podale " So
10 v Zg. siski, v Baragovo seme
nisce, v Marijanisce in Lichten.
turn, da Sc spoeijejo.
Prvemu transportu bodo sle
dill kmalu naslednji. Prihodnji
je ze napovedan in bo stel spe,
mad 1000 resenih jetnikov.
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ze nekaj tednov smo prieako-
vail vrnitev nasih Iudi il
Dachau-a. Domovina je cakala,
da sprejme svoje sinove, toda vr-
nitev Sc je bolj in bolj zavlaee-
vala, nase oblasti pa so ukrenile
vse potrebno in konGno je le pri-
Sci radostni trenutek.
Navzlic pozni uri Sc je razne-
sci po Ljubljani glas, da je
prva skupina internirancev ze
ma poti v domovino. Luci ma
Kongresnem trgu SO Sc prizgale
in OBJ pol z. zjutraj so Sc ustavili
pred univerzo prvi avtomobili
il katerih so izstopali resent jet.
niki, srecni, da so Sc po tolikih
napopisnih mukah in trpljenju
vrnili ma svojo domaco zemljo
Prvi transport je stel 1850 moz
XII 50 Sc odpravili u Dachau-a, ns
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Odg0vor alneriskega
in britskega delegate

Jugoslovanskemu delegatu sta
odgovarjala ameriski in britski
delegat. Nacelnik ameriske de-
legacije, pomozni drzavni tajnik
William L. Clayton je izjavil, da
je razumljivo, ako Jugoslavija
ne more nitro zbrisati spomina
grozovitih posledic vojne, am
pax da je to minilo. "UNRRA
gleda naprej in ne nazaj. Svet
Sc ne more postaviti ma noge,
dokler bodo ljudje stradali."
J. B. Hynd cd britske dele
gaelic je rekel, da YES svet ceni
trpljenje, skozi katerega je slo
jugoslovansko ljudstvo, da pa
so tudi 1talijani zrtvovali ziv-
ljenja in imetje, ko so izganjali
Nemce z italijanske zemlje. Ma
men UNRRA-e nj, deliti nagra-
de in kazni, temvec prepreciti
katastrofo tekom prihodnjih
mesecev.
Pomoc, katera bo dana Italiji,
bo zavzela mesto resilne akcije,
katero je Italia doslej dobivala
cd zavezniske vojaske Wade
Medtem ko sc v resoluciji Itali-
ia ne oznacuje kot "osvobojena
'dezela' in je receno, rda ina do
biti lie toliko, kolikor DO ''nujno
potrebno", pa tukaj obstoji Wits,
da bo delezna enake pomoci kot
zavezniske dezele, XII so sc ma.
hajale pod vlado osisca.