Evening star. [volume], December 08, 1943, Page B-6, Image 27

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Strange Political Game
Now Being Played by
Germans in Albania
By BLAIR BOLLES.
Tlie Germans are playing a
strange political game in Albania,
where they have prepared the way
for the return to the throne of
Prince William of Wied. He was
the first ruler of modern Albania,
from March to September, 1914.
Democracy Is the word the Ger
mans in Albania swear by. Since
the Italian surrender, the Nazis
have wiped out all the Fascist
trappings introduced by Italy after
the conquest of Albania in 1939—
the Fascist party, the Fascist in
signia (which was made a part of
the Albanian flag), and the Fascist
Chamber of Corporations.
Events in Albania have impor
tance for the Allies, because the
Adriatic country would be a factor
in an Invasion operation into the
Balkans. The Germans are esti
mated to have four divisions there,
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controlled from Salonika, which Is
the headquarters for the Western
Balkans. The British maintain a
liaison officer with the Albanian
guerrillas.
Hull Cites Awareness.
"The Government and people of
the United States have been con
stantly aware of the struggle of
the Albanian people to preserve the
integrity and independence of their
country,” Secretary of State Hull
wrote Charles C. Hart, former
American Minister to Albania, it
was disclosed today. He added:
“Although the Albanian people
have no free governmental organ
ization abroad to symbolize their
national aspirations, we recognize
in their national will the same
ideals and the same principles that
inspire us, along with the other
United Nations, to prosecute to the
end the war that will wipe out the
scourge of Naziism. We look to
them for a united front against the
common enemy.”
The steps in the German prep
aration for the restitution of the
monarchy in Albania began with
uncontrolled elections to Parliament
held in October, when approximately
65 members were chosen—including
representatives from the new dis
tricts added to Albania under Nazi
aegis from Greece, Yugoslavia and
Bulgarian Macedonia.
Konitza Gets Post.
The next step was the creation of
a regency council, appointed with
the consent of the Parliament. Its
head is Mehdi Prasheri, former
prime minister of King Zog, and its
minister of foreign affairs is Mehmet
Konitza, brother of the late Paik
Konitza, who was Albanian Minister
here. The office of foreign affairs
was abolished by the Italians but
restored by the Germans.
The council governs in the ab
sence of a king, and Prince William
is said to be the choice. He was
forced to leave Albania in Septem
ber, 1914, but never abdicated. He
now is living in Germany after a
considerable stay in Rumania, where
he retired in exile because of his
disagreement with the Nazi policies
in Germany.
Until a few days ago Prince Wil
liam was one of three men claiming i
the Albanian throne. Another is
former King Zog, in exile in Eng
land. A third is King Victor Em
manuel of Italy, who was emperor
of Albania until December 1, when
the Badoglio government reportedly
withdrew the title from him.
Albania is useful economically to
the Nazis through its production of
oil and chromium. However, opposi
tion to the Nazis is energetic, and
the guerrillas of Albania are in com
munication with Greek and Yugo
slav forces.
51 District Selectees
To Report Tomorrow
Fifty-one District selectees now on
their postinduction furlough will
report for active duty In the armed
forces tomorrow.
The group includes 39 men for the
Army and 12 men for the Navy.
Arm*.
Rosenfield. M S Oliver. Jamas A
Gieseking. Charles F Moran. T D jr
Mossner. Ernest C. Ahlm. Ted a
Fraianupnr. N A. Okrak M'Chael J
Nader Joseph E Dravson. Milton
EUverman. Milton Pachell Charles
Sacks. Jacob M Lewis. John W
Frost Robert W. Hanlon. Robert F
Bern. Walton H* McDonald John R
Boatwright. Edwin R Vassallo, B J
Snodgrass, \v H Batson. Franklin P.
McCarthy. John J. Jenkins J j, jr
Burdette. John C. Bussinger F W:
Hall, Barry W. Lavin. John L
Caldwell Kenneth E. Leavitt Edwatd E
Counts, Basil C Smith. Jack A
Painter. Harry J. Bath. John 6
High. George C. Kelley. Godfiey
Grimes. Norman Brown, Leonard J
Broderick, James R.
Navy.
Abrams. Joseph B. F. Carrington. N I
Maiett. Oswald R. Everett. Walter'
Miller. Ralph B Martin. Milford
Dabney. Charles Cumingham. Lee P.
Greene. Savannah Leftwich John
Johns, William H. White. Henry A
Dr. Gartenhaus to Talk
At Petworth Baptist
Dr. Jacob Gartenhaus, a mission
ary under the Home Mission Board
of the Southern Baptist Convention,
will be the principal speaker at the
Petworth Baptist Church at 8 o’clock
tonight.
The service is in charge of the
Women’s Missionary Society in con
nection with their annual foreign
mission week of prayer. Mrs. J. P.
Rodgers will preside. The public is
invited.
Polish Club to Install
New Officers Tonight
Mrs. Walter Lewicki, 3850 East
Capitol street, will be installed as
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tonight at a club meeting in Stans
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