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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19
FINA ZLATNINA

v zlatarni Cerne Jewelry Co.
ma 6412 St. Clair Ave. imajo
krasno zalogo vsakovrstne zlat-
nine, prstane, ure, uhane, ma
vratnice ali karsibodi v zlatnini.
Njihove Gene Sc dajo primerja-
ii 2 cenami drugih veletrgovin
IL blago je najbolj1e kakovosti.
PriPcfoca Sc, do a pri nakupu
zlatnine, ogledajte zalogo pri
ICernetovih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19
IsSejo hise ma kolesih

V Baldwin Wallace College "
bliznjem Berea, Sc je vpisalo
vecje stevilo veteranov, kateri
pa ne morejo mixer najti pri-
mernih stanovanj. Tako so Sc
mestni uradniki domislili, da bi
jim zacasno preskrbeli stanova-
MIA v "trailers" ali hisah ma ko-
lesih. Ia ia namen bi Sc potre-
bovalo takoj SO takih voz. Ia IL
vedbo tega nacrta pa je potreba
.spremeniti zacasno zakonske
postave tega mesta, da bodo 50
glasala z novo odredb0.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19
LETNA sEJA

clanstvo drustva Cerknisko
jezero, St. 50 SDZ je vabljeno,
da Sc udelezi glavne letne seje v
6etrtek 20. decembra, XII Sc vrsi
v Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd. Pricetek oh
7:3O uri zvecer. Seja je vazna,
ker Sc bo volilo odbor "a pri.
hodnje leto in ukrepalo druge
vazne zadeve. Po sell Sc vrsi "a.
bava in serviralo Sc DO okrep-
ella.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19
RUSIJA IA
EDINSTv0 TREh
VELIkIH Sill
Premier Stain Sc
je po l0-tedenskih
poeitnicah povrnil
v Moskvo

MOSKVA, 18. decembra -
Medtem, ko so Sc zunanji mini
stri Zedinjenih drzav, Rusije in
Anglije danes sestali ma svoii
tretji seji, je vplivni sovjetski
list "Novi cas-" objavil clanek, IL
katerega je razvidno, da Russia
zeli, da bi Sc konference pred
stavnikov treh velikih sill v in
teresu svetovnega sodelovanja
redno obdrzavale.
Clanek konmentira nedav-
nih predlogih, da bi Sc petorica
velesil odpovedala pravici YETI
rama, nakar pripominja, da je
to poizkus, da bi Sc preprecilo
sodelovanje miroljubnih velikih
sill in postavilo mednarodno po-
litiko ma novo in nepreizkuseno
pot, XII narodov sveta ne bo vo-
dila k miru.
Atomska bomba povecala
potrebo sodelovanja
Sovjetski list priznava, da je
atomska bomba prinesla nekaj
novega mednarodne odnosaje,
potem pa dostavlja:
"Mar pa je vsled tega tesno
sodelovanje med velikimi silami
v interesu mednarodnega miru
mani potrebno? Mar nj resni-
ca has obratna ?"
Sovjetska agencija Tass je
uradno naznanila, da sc je pre-
mier Josip Stain v ponedeljek
vrnil v Moskvo s poeitnic oh Cr-
mem morju, kjer sc je nahajal
zadnjih deset tednov, in da je
zopet zaeel vrsiti svoje uradne
posle.
Njegov povratek sc smatra
kot ugodno znamenje "a uspeh
konference zunanjih ministrov.
Obenem so s tenn razprsene 60
vorice, da je sovjetski glavar
bolan, kakor tudi domneva, da
sc je umaknil il Moskve, ker je
s tenn zelel dati ukor Angliji in
Ameriki radi izjalovljenja kon-
ference zunanjih ministrov v
Londonu.
To je bill prvi oddih, XII ga je
Stain incl liza 1941, ko so
Nemci napadli Rusijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19
Roparji odpeljaH varnostno
blagajno

Roparji SO odpeljali 200 fun
TOW tezko varnostno shrambo il
trgovskih prostorov Sisters
Variety Shop, 1103 E. 70 St., XII
je vsebovala 81, 1,144. Mrs. Stella
Hanzel, XII je lastnica te trgovine
in obdrzuje istotam postno po-
druznico, je dejala, da je vecina
tega denarja last U. s. Post Of
flee. v blagajni je bilo tudi "a
$500 postnih znamk in precej
praznih nakaznic. Izropano bla-
gajno je policija nasla na prax-
mem prostoru "A parkanje avto-
mobilov nA naslovu 1903 Eu.
cid Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19
MA POCTTNICE

Jutri bodo odpotovai ma bo-
zicne pocitnice v Miami Florida,
poznana Mr.. in Mrs. Victor Skok
in njiju sin Frederick. Cd tam
sc bodo z letalom podali tudi
v Havana, Kubo. zelimo jim
mnogo zabave in razvedrila ter
srecen povratek!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19
GLAVNA SEJA

v petek vecer oh osmih sc W.
III glavna letna seja drustva
Euclid st. 20 sDz v Slov. dru-
styenem domu ma Recher Ave.
Ker bodo ma dnevnem redu vo-
litve uradnikov "a leto 1046 IN
vec drugih vaznih zadev, 50 Ola
ri proseni, da Sc udelezijo pol
noStevilno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19

" Grdinovi trgovini s pohis-
tvom ma 15301 Waterloo Rd. 81
lahko nabavite rama krasna da-
rila "a bozicne praznike. Tam
imajo lepo pohistvo najsibo, da
hocete opremiti kako soho ali
pa samo dodati po en- komad,
kot tudi vsakovrstne igrace "a
otroke. Ko kupujete darila, obi
scite podjetje y vasi naselbini,
kjer 81 lahko poljubno napravite
Hizbero po zmerni ceni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19
kratke vesti
lord HAW HAW" 30 MO-
RAJ UMRETI MA VEsALIH

LONDON, 18. decembra. -
Zbornica lordov je danes zavr-
Mia APPEL Williama Joyce-a (zna-
mega kot Lord Haw Haw), kar
pomeni, da DO moral umreti ma
vislicah. Joyce je bill med vojno
v Nemciji radijski propagandist
"a nacije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19

Tako izjavlja mednarodno po-
.znani rabinec A. H. Silver liz
Cleyelanda, XII Sc je bas vrnil
s tritedenskega obiska v Jeruza-
lemu, kjer je prisostvoval kon-
-ferenci svetovnega zionisticnega
gibanja.
Anglez podpihujejo Arabce
k odporu proti zidem
DR.. Silver pravi, da stremijo
-Anglezi "a tenn, da drugace raz-
dvojena arabska plemena zdru-
zijo v soliden biloxi proti Rusiji,
in da jim pri tenn sluzi anti-zio-
nizem samo kot orodje.
"Napetost ma Srednjem who
du je delo britskih agentov," je
izjavil dr.. Silver v Clevelandu.
"Liga arabskih draw je britsko
orodje. Arabci v Palestini MISC
sovrazni napram zidom; vspo-
stavljeno je ze ravnovesje, ka-
terega Arabci razumejo in res
pektirajo.
"Ves hrusc in trusc in vsi pro-
tizidovski izgredi SO delo Arab
cev izven Palestine, XII so bill ma
hujskani cd strani Anglezev. -s
Palestine je postala
angleSka vojaSka trdnjava
"Anglezi spreminjajo Palesti-
no v ogromno vojasko orozar-
no, in tega gotovo ne delajo, ker
je ogrozen red, temvec delajo to
v interesu svojega imperija ma
Srednjem vzhodu. Dezela je
polna vojastva in arzenalov.
"Kadarkoli sc britski imperij
zavzame, da dobi v pest kakega
brezmocnega zidovskega nase-
ljenca, XII je prisel v Palestine
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19
EDWARD BELASKA

Po dolgi in mucni bolezni je
umrl Edward Belaska, star 36
let, stanujoc ma 1923 Tracy
Ave. Rojen je bill v Clevelandu.
Tukaj zapusca zalujoco soprogo
Elsie, rojeno Modic, sincka Ed
ward. dve hcerki-dvojcici, star
Sc, brata Stephan in sestro Mar
garet. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v So
boto OBJ 9. uri zjutraj il Zakraj-
skovega pogrebnega zavoda v
cerkev sv. Vida in nato ma Cal
vary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19
EdinO Anglezi Zavira.jo
Idovsko naseljevanje

"Na vrata Palestine trka ma
sto tisoce zidovskih beguncev,
toda BRITISH imperijalisticni in
teresi dirigirajo ekonomski raz-
voj Palestine in zanikujejo pri-
bezalisce ostankom evropskega
zidovstva.
"Palestinski zidje so odloceni
glede dveh stvari-nudili bodo
zavetje slehernemu zidovskemu
beguncu, XII dospe tia, ne glede
ma ceno. Zoperstavili sc bodo
BRITISH oblasti in Sc posluzili sle-
herne metode, da pomagajo Ii
dovskim nesreenikom priti v de-
zelo.
"Drugic vztrajali bodo ma tenn,
da Sc pravice, XII SO bile zajam-
Gene zidom v Palestini cd stra-
nj 81 narodov, ne bodo iznicile."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19
aESNIU NALJJJBO

tiiatelje. posebno pa Sla-
nice Slovenske xsnske xvexs
opoxarjamo ma Slansk pod
aOrnjim naslovom. Spisal @
- marljivi Mirlko G. KuhsL
tajnik SANSa. Priob6sn 10
m tsetji strani Y danaxnN
Enakcpravnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19

Vceraj je umrl v Clevelandu
Joseph R. McNutt, star II let,
XII je bill mnogo let predsednik
Union Trust banke in prominen-
ten republikanski politician. Ro-
jen je bill v Uniontownu, Pa,
kjer je kot decek dobil prvo de-
10 kot raznasalec zavojev v ne
XII trgovini. ....
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19
RELIFNA POSILJATEV IL
AMERIKE V JUGOSLAVIJI

IL urada Ameriskega odbora "a jugoslovan-
ski relif. 235 E. llth ST.. New York. Sc poroea.
da je parnikom Albert P. Ryder" dospela v
Jusoslavijo relifna posiljatev. vsebujosa 49,
AL funtov raznega blaga. XII Sc razposilja raz-
ne dele Jugoslavije il Ljubljane.
Posiljatev sestoja il najrazlienejsih pred
metov. kakor oblaeil. sivalnih strojev. sulfa
'zdravil. konservirane hrane "a male otroke. mi
la in raznih semen To je tretja posiljatev Ame-
riskega odbora "a Jugoslovansd reln. XII je do
spela Jugoslavijo tekosem letu.
Jugoslovanski rdeei kriz je sporoeil odboru.
da SO vse tri posiljatve dospele ma cilj nepo-
kvarjene in nedotaknjene kar je nekaj izvan-
rednega pod obstojeSimi abnormalnimi razme-
rami.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19
v BOLNIsNICI

v Huron Rd. bolnisnico Sc je
vceraj podal po4nani Tony
svelc, 21050 Collier Ave. Pr:ja-
,telji ga lahko obiscejo med Z
in $50 uro zvecer. zelilno mu
Iskorajsnje okrevanje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19
sTIRJE OTROCI NASLI
SMRT v POZARU donna

CHICAGO, 18. decembra. -
Danes zgodaj zjutraj je v pred
mestju Summit, ILL.,, nastal po-
lar ma domu neke druzine, v ka-
terem so zgoreli stirje otroci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19

NASIOkIIA 5
rozBo RADI THUsTA*
IA PoLJU TELEv1Z1JE
. WASHINGTON, IS. de-
cembra. - Justicni depart
ment je danes vlozil tozbe
proti petim korporacijam
in trein posameznikom ka-
tere Sc .doki, da so v ma
sprOtju z dolocbami Sher-
maaovega protitrustnega
zakOna stopili v zaroto, da
Sc organizira trust, XII bi
kontroliral izdelovanje in
prodajo opreme "a televizi-
jo
Justlcni department pra-
vi, da gre "a pohkus "a sve-
tovno kontrolo televizije.
Tozene SO sledece korpo-
racije: Paramount Pictures
Inc, Television Production,
Inc., XII je lastovana cd pr
We korporacije; General
Precision Equipment Co.,
Scophony Corporation of
America, in ScophoRy Ltd,
katere sedez Sc nahaia v
Londonu.
Tozeni posamezniki pa so
Arthur Levy, predsednik
Scophony Corporation of
America, Earle G. Hines in
Paul RaibOrn.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19
Britske mahinacijje proti
Rusiji ma Sred. uzhodu
Znacilna izjava clevelandskega
rabinca po obisku>v Palestini

Ia britsko potko XII rule proti ustanovitvi samosto
me zdovske drzave Paestin nahajao mahinacie We
like Britanie XII hoee vsako organzirat arabske
narode kot zid prot prodiranu ruskega vpva Sred
njern vzhodu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-19

brez pooblastila in XII je nasel
zavetje v kaki neoborozeni Ii
dovski naselbini, Sc poslje ma
| low "a MIN celia divizija britske-
ga vojastva tanki in aeropla-
nj.
"Britskih bajonetov Sc nj nj
kdar potrebovalo "a ustanovitev
zidovskega naseljevanja v Pale
stint, danes pa Sc uporabljaj jo,
da Sc z mimi drzi zidovske ma
science izven dezele. Palestin-
sko obalo patruljirajo britski ru-
silci, XII budno pazijo, da bi Sc
ne izkrcali kaki naseljenci. Vse
to Sc della, ker Sc hoce napravi-
ii vtis ma Arabce in jih pridobi-
tt "a britski proti-sovjetski pro-
gram.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-28
Legislation Halted As
 .SoLons Enjoy Foreign Junket Trips

to do (Says Othman without lear or congressional contradiction), but the stay-at- t-homes have been mak- ing cracks, anyhow. The ungallant cohorts of a certain feminine legis- lator have christened her "the beau- tiful absentee"
 One batch of congressman ap- peared before the rules committee when I was present to ask for vote on whether they should inspect iiHawaii and Alaska. Another group wanted to tour the United States Investigating erosion.
 You're not going to Europe, too, are you?" demanded Representative Clarence Brown of Ohio, talking to the Alaska-bou ones. Representa- tive James w. Mott of Ore, said they weren't. Then Representative George A. Dondero of Mich., made statement.
 "The members of the erosion committee are willing to take this trip this summer, even when other members, the ones who do not want to go to Europe, are home in their districts" he said.
 Well" interjected Representa- tive Earl c. Kitchener of Mich. i've will have to arrange certain seasons when there are enough men left in Washington to hold sessions of congress"
 Bon voyage, fellers. Send me postcard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-28

takes 49 of 'em to muster a quor- takes 49 of lem to muster quorum).
 Its the job of the sergeant-at- arms to round 'em up, but what's the poor sarge to do when some of his truants are in Zamboanga, where monkeys don't have tails, and others are in St. Valery en caus, France, where the peasants are pie turesquer than anywhere else?
 The situation is the same in the House of Representatives, except more so and I must confess that I've had no luck keeping track Of the boys. Sergeant-at-arms Ken meth Rommey said he hasn't, either.
 Some of the lads are two-timers on the European tour, none of 'em ever signed on general absentee list and so many now are abroad that the leadership prevailed on two committees to unpack their grips and stay home while.
 Ten more are leaving tomorrow anyhow, to study surplus army sup plies in Europe and the Near East. They're from the Military Affairs Committee; they'll probably bump into a naval committee already in- specting the Navy's left-overs. Best guess is that around 75 representa- tives so far have taken the airpAane ride across the Atlantic.
 They'A all had important work
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-28
Trieste Issue Is Stalemoted

London, May Marshal Tito's military mission in Rome was reported preparing today to go home within few days, regarding its task as finished.
 Rome dispatches said J. Smod- laka, head of the mission, refused to answer questions whether the ex- pected departure was connected patches reporting the expected de- with the Trieste issue. The dis parture of the Yugoslav mission said it's baggage already was being shipped.
 In broadcast last night, Tito ap- pealed to the United Nations to abide by the Atlantic Charter in the Trieste and Carinthia disputes. He added that Yugoslavia was de- termined to defend her achieve ments.'
 In Rome, informed sources said negotiations between Tito and AL lied headquarters on the Trieste matter still were going on in a con- ciliatory atmosphere. Allied sources said the trend of the negotiations was ito find a face-saving formula for Ttio."
 Authorities in Rome cleared up scare stories that 25,000 Italians were being removed from the Rim mi area across the Adriatic from
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-28
Jap Forces Split
 By Chinese Driue
BY WALTER BUNDLE II. P. War COrrespOndent

Chungking, May 28-CUP)-Jap- anese troops were reported in head long flight from southern KWangSl province today after abandoning the inland treaty port of Manning and a 5O-mile stretch of the continental railway line supplying their armies in French Indo-China.
 Front dispatches from Kwangsi said Chinese forces had split Jap anese defenses along the railway line, driving part of the enemy force southward toward the Indo-China border and the rest north toward the former American air base at LiuchoW.
 Manning itself and the big Amer ican air field outside the city fell to the Chinese Sunday morning after a surprise attack launched from the Yu river base of Poseh, 130 miles to the northwest. Manning was taken by the Japanese last November dur ing an eight-month campaign to open a corridor from Korea to Sing apOre.
 Scattered Japanese units still were being mopped up in the Manning area today, but the main Chinese force already had driven 50 miles northward to attack Pinyang, 30 miles south of LiuchoW.
 Another Chinese column drove within 50 miles west of Liuchow, crossing the Lung river and opening a direct assault on Ishan. The fall of Ishan would cut off another big
 (Continued on Page 4)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-28
10000 More Ships sToNovy
(Copyright 1945. By United Press,

tOOpyTISHL lJ4C, ny OuANCu AScS'
 Washington, May 28 - (U.P) - The U. s. Navy is building an addi- tional 10000 warships to give it a total of 127,000 ships of all types to complete the final phase of the second World War.
 This gigantic number of ships would be sufficient if placed end to end to make a virtually unbroken bridge from San Francisco to Yoko- hama, Japan.
 It will provide the vast armadas for the invasions of China and the Japanese homeland some 5000 miles from American shores. a A United Press survey found that the Navy now has under construc- tion 1882 warships, including 271 front-line fighting ships and 16,- O93 landing craft.
 Ships now under construction in- clude two battleships, 15 aircraft carriers, 30 escort carriers, AT cruis- CTS, 104 destroyers and six destroyer escorts.
 When completed they will give the Navy this unprecedented array of mighty sea power, minus any fu- ture losses:
 25 battleships, Al aircraft carriers, 95 escort carriers, IA cruisers, 49O destroyers and 371 destroyer es- cortS.
 The Navy revealed last week that it already has 107, ,386 ships, aggre- gating some l5,0O0,000 tons, operat- ing in all waters. Of these 100000 joined the fleet since Pearl Harbor including 1,150 combat craft.
 There were only 338 combat ves- sels before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor Most announced na- val losses to date-309 vessels-have been in this category.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-28
By FREDERICK c. OTHMAN limited Press Staff Correspondent


 United Press Staff Correspondent
 Washington, May 28 - (U.Po = The problem before the House (and the senate, tool is how can you make laws when the lawmakers are fitting around the world, inspect ing things?
 You think I'm spoofing? Not on your portmanteau. I've been count ing noses, including the sunburned ones in far places, and if 8 few more senators catch colds, get itchy feet, or find some other reason for not showing up on the job, there ain't going to be enough of the ooys orund to do business.
 They'll have to close down the place and sit on their handkerchlefs until their far-f1ying brethren get back from foreign lands. AS of now 16 senators are in Europe. Three are in San Francisco. five are sick, one is in the Philippines and five more intend to join him this week.
 That adds up to 30 missing sen- ators, as the worried leaders can plainly see. Three or four more are wandering around in the United States making speeches and ln- vestigating problems.
 If less than a dozen others also turn up absent (and veterans say that is not unlikely there won't be enough senators left to say aye. Qt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-28
Record State
 BudqetAsked

Hartford, May 28-CUP)-Senate and house received from the appro- priations committee a budget of $130,750, ,648 to operate the state dur ing the two years starting July l.
 The budget was $13,657, 7,549 higher than the one adopted two years ago.
 The governor had asked for ap- populations totaling $129, ,527, which were increased $1 9,121 by the legislature to cover expenditures included in approved bills.
 The appropriations committee set up $73,883, ,659 for the general fund. which compared with $64, ,005 ,518 provided in the current budget. The increase was due to inclusion of the Teachers Retirement fund, increases and higher costs of main taining state institutions.
 The highway department was provided with $40,286, ,428, compared with $27, ,335 ,013 because of postwar plans and restoration of activities cut down during the past two years because of construction restrictions
 Special appropriations totaled $16,580, ,631, which compared favor ably with s15,752,5 appropriated by the 1943 session.
 Not included in the overall total were the governors recommended $1 ,285, ,518 war budget and additional appropriations which might be made to provide the financing called fo in bills still awaiting approval.
 tContiuued or Fage Q
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-28
Truman May Mediate On
 French Syrian Dispute

5.-The Arab league, union of the Arab states of the middle-east, will meet June 4 or to discuss joint action in the matter.
 6.-President Gen. Charles De Gaulle said the question of French achievements had been grossly ex- aggerated and asserted that only three battallions in all had been dispatched to the two countries.
 Abdel Rahman Azzam, secretary general of the Arab league, told newsmen at Cairo that the situation steadily was worsening. French forces have cut communications between large towns in the two countries and have placed troop at entrances to them, he said.
 Planes have flown at low level in maneuvers aimed at frightening people," he said. "Armored cars have been grouped in places where they are in prominent view of the people. Machine-guns have beer placed on rooftops."
 He said Frances prestige would not benefit from a display of ar mored strength because in the pas she built her glory in the Midd.' East on culture and civilization"
 Arab sources in Cairo regarde' Azzams statement as final pie. for the French to withdraw thei troops and their proposals for ia vored nation treatment in bot Syria and Lebanon, over whici France formerly held a League O Nations mandate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-28
By FRANK BREESE
United Press Staff Correspondent)

(Unlted Press StaH COrreSpOnuent)
 London, May 28.-UP)-Diplo- matic sources said today that Presi- dent Truman may be called upon to mediate the explosive dispute be- tween France and the Syrian and Lebanese republics.
 The diplomatic correspondent of the London Daily Telegraph said MT. Truman's aid might be sought to prevent further bloodshed in the crisis, which already has inflamed the Arab world.
 The crisis stemned from Frances reinforcement of her garriSonS in Syria and Lebanon in what the gov- ernments of the two Arab states de- nounced as a violation of their in- dependence.
 New developments in the situa- tion included: 1.3Syria was reported to have or dered the mobilization of all men between 16 and 60. 2.-Radio Cairo said fire from the French quarter of Aleppo killed six natives and wounded eight others.
 3.-Radio Ankara said all gov- ernment buildings have been sand bagged in Damascus, capital of Syria.
 4.-French troops reportedly were withdrawn from Hons, Hama and Aeppo to camps on the outskirts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-28
Tension Hiqh In Lebanon
 Syrio-Affoir

London, May 28. - CUP - Dis patches from the Levant today re- ported bloody skir1nishing between the French and natives at Hons and Hama, with an unspecified number of casualties on both sides.
 The tension in Syria and Lebanon exploded in violence, according to Beyrouth advices, coincident with a report in diplomatic quarters here that President Truman might be called upon to mediate the dispute.
 Reports that French troops were withdrawn from Hons, Hama and Aleppo to camps on the outskirts were followed by dispatches which said shooting had broken out in the first two towns The combatants were natives, demonstrating for the full independence of the Levant, and unspecified French groups, ap- parently the troops.
 Damascus reports relayed through Beyrouth said telephone lines to both Hons and Hama had been cut, and details of the bloodshed were lacking.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-28
Hitler Called | StoIin Pig"

Berchtesgaden, May 2S--OUP) Adolf Hitler respected Josef Stalin. but he certainly didn't like him, the Fuehrer's short hand reporters said today.
 When the Red army would score another victory over the Wehrmacht, Hitler would rant: That old schwein put it over again. That fellow has strong nerven."
 Schwein means pig.
 Gerhardt Herrgeselle and other official shorthand re- porters from Hitler's headquar- ters said that Hitler never wanted to meet Stalin, even when Germany and Russia had diplomatic relations with each other.
 Hitler reportedly often said that if it hadn't been for Stalin Russia would have been fin ished in 1941." Contrarily, Hit Ter believed until April 22, when he finally admitted that war was lost, that he still could beat Russia.