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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-03-06
Local and Rural News

Mr.. Rodney Miller has returned
from a stay of several weeks in Flor
ida.
Mr.. John R. Lydon spent Wednes-
day of this week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. R. Harlan Robertson was host
ess Tuesday to the afternoon bridge
club.
Mr. E. Wilfred Ross spent the past
weekend with his family on Walnut
Street.
Mrs. Fred Aydelotte is out after be-
ing confined to her home by reason of
illness.
Mrs. Clarence D. Fleming has re-
turned from a weeks visit in New
Haven, Conn.
Little Becky Sue Hancock, is spend
ing sometime with her aunt, Mrs.
Stanley Bayly.
Mrs. j. Harry Young was the week
end guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry
Jarvis, in Berlin.
Mrs. Lynn Bull of this city has been
he guest of Mrs. William 7. Scott
in Cape Charles.
Mrs. w. w. Holt, of Chestertown
was a visitor in Pocomoke the early
part of the week.
Miss Myrtle Landlord has returned
to Elkridge after visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Grady z. Powell.
Mrs. Troy Lambertson, who has
seen quite i'll at her home in this city,
is gradually improving.
Mr.. Dixon Sexton is spending some
time with his mother, Mrs. James Sex
ton at their home on Second st.
Mr.. Irwin Scher, who is attending
a business college, spent the past
weekend at his home in this city.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Green in the Peninsula
General Hospital on Saturday last.
Mrs. James M. Crockett visited her
daughter, Miss Priscilla Crockett at
Hood College, Frederick, this week.
Mrs. Edward F. Wilson of Sails
bury, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Clarence E. Duncan and Mr.. Duncan.
Mrs. Norman J. Lewis has returned
from a visit with her daughters, Miss
Charlotte Lewis and Miss Florence
Lewis of New York City.
Mrs. Elon Mills, of near town, has
returned from visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Demgar, in Whining
ton, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wolf, of New
York City, have been recent guests
of Mrs. VOLTS sister, Mrs. William H.
Schoolfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Scher spent
a part of the week in New York City,
called there by the illness of Mrs.
Scher's father, Mr.. Phillip Berman.
Mrs. C. C. Hall, of Cambridge, was
in Pocomoke Monday to attend the
March meeting of the Woman's Club.
Mrs. Hall is a former president of
the Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Duncan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lynwood Duncan
and daughter. Ellen Gay, will return
the latter part of the week from stay
in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Eberwine and
daughter, of near Suffolk, Va, were
weekend guests of Mrs. Eberwine's
mother, Mrs. Ounce Ashburn, Wal
nut Street.
Mrs. Harry L. Adkins, of Philadel-
phia, and Mrs. John M. Watson OF
Onancock, were guests this week OF
Mrs. Homer L. Hughes and Miss Nan
ME M. Hughes.
Miss Dorothy Birmingham and Mr.
Lonnie Birmingham motored to Will
mington, Del, on Sunday last to at
tend the funeral of their relative. Mrs
Amanda West.
The Bivalve Methodist Church al
it's regular meeting of the Fourth
Quarterly Conference extended I'M
animous invitation to the present pas
tor, Rev. J. H. Gardner to return tc
that charge for the second year. Mr.
Gardner served the Stockton Church
Worcester County, for three years.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-03-06
Funeral Service For J.
H. Hancock, Of DeIn1ar
Continued from Page u


children, Mrs. Marie Ross and George
Hancock, all Of Delmar; three sisters,
Mrs. Riley w. Adkins, of Delmar;
Mrs. Harry B. Sneed, of Baltimore;
Mrs. James C. Dryden, of Snow Hill;
and four brothers, Charles F. Han
cock, Royce Hancock, Omar F. Han
cock, and Louis J.. Hancock, the last
named from Pocomoke and member
of the City Council. He and his fam
lily attended the funeral on Tuesday.
Burial was made in the Delmar
Methodist Protestant Cemetery.
Hugh T. Chopper, Harlan R. Perdue,
Tob,, Tyir,rnOnc
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-03-06

$13O,Oz5
Fight With Your Dollars

AS Your Sons and Brothers
Fight With Their Lives
Evening star., 1942-10-16

Monoiored by nensweor factory . suits like these re-
sst wrinkles, and weather for after season.
Sturdy wooI-ondroyon worsteds in black navy brown or
TeoI-hot keep their shape and keep you worm They're
rorethese doys-hots why this collection going to
be such thrill you! Choose this link model with trouse-
pIeoted skirt! Misses sizes II to TO-
Evening star., 1942-01-22
COuts and Suits

81 Untrimmed Sports and
Dress Goats. Were $13.95 and
$16.95 ------S9. 81
-3 Women's Black Suits.
Were $16.95 ----------S8.88
-38 Zip-lined Classic Coats.
Were $22.95 -------S17.OO
. Fur-trimmed Sports Coats.
Misses sizes. Were $29.95,
$1,000
Ia Women's Casual Coats.
Were $29.95 ---------S23. 90
-19 Misses Fur trimmed
Sports Coats. Were $39.95,
$28.0O
(pius 1895 Federal Tar)
Ill Untrimmed Dress Coats.
Were $25 and s2s.95, $500
3 Fur trimmed Sports
Coats. Women's sizes. Were
$49.95 -S S22 IN
.fPIas i0% Federal Tar)
Kann'S-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
SiIa.erarure

> 20-pc. Bar Caddy Sets.
Glass crystal with gold colored
trim and metal holder. Were
$8.98 ------SA.9 .98
-s Silver Plated Sugar Bowls
and 4 Silver Plated Sugar and
Cream Trays. Slightly SCARED,
S1.O0
(Plus I6% Federal Tar.J
Il Ape. Chrome Plated Tea
Set. Was S9.9S S.---S5.OO
. Sterling Silver Bud Vases.
5 Cordials, 10 Console Sticks.
Imperfect. Were 81 and $l.29,
49c
(Plus 10% Federal TarJ
a 3-pc. Sterling Handle
Carving Sets. Slightly irregu-
lar. Were $7.5o-------S4 OK
tPIus 1915 Federal Tor.)
10 Black 8-Day Alarm
Clocks. Were $2.50----S1.5O
(Plus 1875 Federal Tar
-Sma4 Chrome Plated Cock
tail Shakers. Were 1898,
sI.ss
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
LAMPS
Hosiery

-75 prs. Stockings. Rayon
mesh; irregulars --- 29c
loo prs. Mems and Boys
Socks. Novelty patterns, 15c
40 prs. Winter Weight Hose.
Were 81 -6 66c
-35 prs. Selma Hose. Sandal
foot style. Were $1.15: 40 prs.
3-Thread Selmas. Were S1.15,
TIC
400 prs. Children's Socks.
Cotton. novelty patterns. Were
29c and 39c - ---19c
odd lot Silk Hose .---59c
so prs. Stockings. As is. Acc
so prs. Nylon Hose. Irreg-
ulars. AZ N--89c
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Necksceur

-Scarfs. Wool squares with
floral designs; rayon scarfs. A
few hand-painted designs.
Were 81 --- $50
-Blouses. Spun rayons, brown,
green, gold, rose, red. Sizes 80
to SO. Were $1.29 ---99c
Odd Sportswear. Skirts and
Jackets. Were $2.99 -50c
Odds and ends Blouses and
Skirts. Were $1.99 and s2.99,
S1.29
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-22

Infants Wear
Tots Dresses. Cotton
prints and stripes, colors. Bro
ken sizes 3 to 6. We're $1.99,
SLAB
-Housecoats. Boys Suits,
Bedroom Slippers, Pajamas,
Jackets and Dresses. Were
79c to $1.l5----68 68c
Tots Cotton Gabardine
Jackets. Broken sizes, 3 to 6.
We're $1.99 to $2.99 ----S1.48
Sample Knitwear. Shawls,
Sweaters, Headwear. Leggings,
Sacques. Carriage Robes, Nit
tens. Booties and Legging
Sets. Were soc to $500,
19c to S4.32
Tots Velveteen Dresses.
Sizes 1 to 6x. Were $2.99 and
$3.ss ---S1.94 and 1894
Sample Underwear. Rayon
panties. slips, gowns. Cotton
slips (built-up shoulder and
strap styles and 3-pc. rayon
crepe pajamas. Were SOC to
$3.50 --19c to 1924
Handmade Crib Sheets Sets.
Were $2.s9 -Sl.94
Handmade Crib Sheet Sets.
Were $500 --S2.94
Handmade PilIowcases. Were
$l.99 9---------99c
Cotton Jersey Leggings.
Broken sizes. 8 to 8. Were
$l.69 and $1.99---99c
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Stationery

School Supplies. Pencils,
Memos, Composition Books,
etc. ----2 for SC
School Bags and Briefs.
Were 81 and $2.50. As is,
n Price
Odd Lot Chase Brass snd
Copper Novelties. Were 81 to
81 -k Price
White Linen Tablets and
Matching Envelopes. Were 10c,
SC
Fine quality Stationery in
cellophane packages -----25c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Umbrellas

3 Women's 16-rib Oiled
Nylon Umbrellas. Were s.,
S2.49
-3 Women's 16-rib Rayon
Umbrellas, and l Woman's
10-rib Lined Umbrella. Were
IS ~ - -.S2.79
II Women's 10-rib Rayon
Umbrella Was 81 1928
= Women's 16-rib Silk Um-
brellas. Were So - 81. 50
a Women's 16-rib Silk Um-
brellas. Were $40 ---$5,59
Il Mans 10-rib Silk Um-
brella. Was $10--S S5.49
(Plus 1919 Federal Taxi
II Woman's 16-rib Silk Um-
brella. Floral design. was IS.
$500
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
TOiIetrieS

-S5 Assorted Lipsticks, three
shades. Choice 20c
80 Gamma WaIska Per-
fumes. Five fragrances Inc
-112 Tooth Brushes, natural
bristles -----15c, 2 for 29c
81 Royale Bath Powders.
Were soc --25c
-1o5 Lady Stanwick Face
Powder. Three shades. $1.0o
size ----------23c
SO "Your" Bubble Bath
Cocktail. Were 6sc----44c
81 Wrisley's Sachet Talcum.
were Zoc ---------------11C
SIS "Faircrest" Bath Salts,
giant 20-oz. jars. We're
SOC 19c
As rre-jur Bath Salts. Were
$50 Park Place Toilet Tis-
sue. $50 sheet rolls,
10 for 63c
81 Sachet Pillows With Bot
tie Of Pc RI u me. Were
el.oo ---------29c
SIS Seventeen" Talcums in
glass bottles. Were Soc -l7c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Handkerchief

Apron Packages. Three pas
tel handkerchiefs with match
ing ribbon - 24C
Boys Linen Handkerchiefs.
1rregs. of Csc grades &c
-Wonen's Sheer Cotton
Handkerchiefs. Irregs. Of Csc
grades - - Sc
-Women's Hand Embroidered
Linen Handkerchiefs. Soiled
Rolled edges. Colorful cotton
prints. Were Csc and 35c, 19c
Street Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Linens
Lingerie


Silk and Rayon Satin Gowns.
Also gown and robe ensembles.
We're $5.95 and 1887
Cotton Bed Jackets and
Rayon Slips and Gowns. Were
$1.19 to $1.69 --85c
-Rayon Gowns and Slips.
Were $1.69 to $2------S1.39
Silk and Rayon Gowns and
Slips. Also gown and robe
ensembles. Were 1896 and
$5.95 ---S2.97
-Rayon Gowns, Slips, Paja-
mas. Were 50 ----Sl.99
-Rayon Hostess Robes. Were
So to $6 ---S2.25
As Rayon Bed Jackets. Soil
ed. Were 81 --S1.OO
LRayon and Cotton Robes.
Were $3.50 to $5.95----S3.33
Cotton Seersucker Robes.
Were $1.99 ----S1.49
-Hostess Robes and Patamas.
Were 1895 and $685.,
S12.OO
. Hostess Robes. Were SIS,
- $500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Housewares
so Shower Curtains and
Drapes Sets. Were $3.98,
S1.98
10 Hampers. Were $2.ss to
s4.ss- S1.98 to S2.98
IA Johnson's Floor Busters.
Were 75c c-----39c
lie White Enameled Refrig-
orator Pans. Irregs. Were
$1.98 -------Sl.O 90
IA Blue Enameled Dutch
Ovens. Were Toe ---39c
40 Enameled Rice Boilers.
Were sl.00 to $l.ls----69c
80 Coffee Percolators. 6-cup
size. Were $1.45 --79c
40 Saucepans. Enameled.
1h-qt. size. Were 45c- ---24c'
SIS Bottles O'Cedar Cream
Polish. Were SOC -----19c
- Metal Base Ironing Tables.
As is. Were $3.9s----S1.49
-s White Enameled Metal
Cabinet Bases. Were $4.98. As
is s------------------S3.49
-3 Porcelain Top Metal Cab
met Bases. Were $6.98. As
Is ----------------S4.44
. Double Door Metal Wall
Cabinets. Were $6.ss. As is,
S4.44
Il Steel Appliance Cabinet
Base with Drop Leaf. Was
$19.95. As is SASS
Il Metal Kitchen Cabinet.
Was $15.95. As is - 1895
IS Metal Radiator Enclosures,
24x24x10" size. Were $3.S8,
S1.49
II hree-fold Fireplace
Screens. Were $3.ss. As is,
Sl.98
rs pkgs. Erin Cheer Peat
Fuel Briquettes. Were $1.00,
SOC
II Let Metal Radiator Shields.
Were Soc to $2.29. As is,
12c to csc
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Tris,ssssisaqs

Buckles, Clips and Dress Ac.
cessories. Were 81 .59c
miscellaneous lot Of Fancy
C0lored Buttons. Various sizes
and colors. Were 79c to 81
doz. -------------29c card
Kann'stStreet Floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
1Zaze.e!A FRIDAY BARGAINS
NO MAIL PHONE OR C. O. D. ORDERS FRIDAY LOTS
Chissn


. Tantalus Sets. Were $5.9S,
S3.99
a Pottery Salad Bowls. Were
II -------------49C
- Cigarette Jars. Were 81,
49c
rs 16-pc. Mon0grammed
Luncheon Sets. Were $1.98.
88c
Ill prs. Decorated Candle.
sticks. Were 81 ------39c
a S-pc. Crystal Glass Salad
Sets. Were $1.39 ---74c
Il 53-pc. American China Set.
Was $32.98 ---S109 az
Il 61-pc. American China
Sets. Were $4s.ss ---S29. SO
. s3-pc. Dinner Sets. Were
1898 -S1 S1O or
. s5-pc. Dinner Sets. Were
$24.98 --------- S14.98
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Art Goods

-Colored Embroidery Cotton,
doZ. skeins -10c
II Brown Hassock. Was $3.50,
S1.29
S 2-0z. Skeins Yarn. $50
wool and 45% rayon. Were
ssc ------19c
-2-oz. Skeins Zephyr Tweed
Yarn. 70% wool and 800
rayon. Assorted colors. Were
@Sc --------------------l9C
-80-Yd. Skeins Knitting Cot
ton. Assorted colors. Were
2oc --------------------1Oc
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-22
hress; Of sI.@
HANDBAGS
$1.19
Better Dresses
Assortment Of several
styles and colors in imita-
tion leather and fabric
bags.
Kann's-Street Floor

BETTER Dresses
20 Daytime Dresses. Plain
rayon sheers and prints. Sizes
1914 to 22h. Were 1855 to
$25 5-------S9 1897
IS Dinner Dresses. Sizes IL
to 18. Were $25------S12. (1O
IS Dinner Dresses. Sizes 80
to A. Were $25 to $29.95,
S14.97
is Evening Wraps of crush
resistant rayon velvet. Warm
ly interlined.' Sizes IL to ~.
Were $16.95 to $22.s5 S1O.88
Kann'+Second Floor
COrSetS
-Corsettes and Girdles. Rayon
and cotton, coutil and batiste.
Were 50 ------S1 .88
-107 Perforated Rubber Cir.
dies and Cotton Batiste Girdles.
Were 81 -----------77c
-207 Cotton Mesh and Cotton
and Rayon Jacquard An-in-
Ones and Girdles. Were 81
and $l.59 ------59c
Table Lot Brassieres. Mostly
long line models. Rayon satin.
cotton, rayon, lace. Were 81
W % --------------- DOC
Pure 'Lastex" Yarn Sports
Panty Girdles. Were $1--5Oc
kann'S-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Gas Ranges

. Chambers Gas Ranges.
Late models. Were $189.5 so.
S174.5O
. Detroit Jewel Ranges.
Fully equipped. Were $89.95.
S74.95
. Norge Ranges. Heat con-
troll; fully insulated; all porce-
lain --S69.95
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Home Fittissqs


Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were acc to sec
yard ----------- &c
Cotton Curtain and Drapery
Material Remnants. Were 49c
to soc yard ---16c
Cotton and Rayon Curtain
and Drapery Material Rem
nants. Were . 69c to 79c
yard --------------26c yd.
$50 Rayon Tailored Panel
Curtains. Assorted Lengths,
Ss in. Wide. Were Toe to
sl.2s ca, 39C to 59c
II Lane Cedar Chest. Floor
sample, as is. Was 1895,
-lss Upholstery Squares Squares.
.Cretonne pillow slips. Were
soc to Soc ca. ea.-------15c
SIS Odd Drapery Strips.
Were $1.s5-$3.95 ea.---S1.OO
- Venetian Blinds. As is.
Were $3.s9 and $4.95 ca,
S1.5O
rs Assorted Curtain Strips.
Were CSC to $1.49 Ca 69c
-lS Prs. Pinch Pieated DAM
ask Draperies. Were 1896
to $10.95 pr. 81 on
SO Assorted Sizes Of Metal
Slated Venetian Blinds. Were
$3.49 and 3.99---S2.99 ca.
&c Three-Fold Folding
Screens. Were $2.49 ea.,
S1.88
-75 Dining Room Chair Slip
Covers. Were 69c ea.---S9c
-35 Rayon Satin Bed Spreads.
Assorted colors. Were $7.95
to $9.95 ea.----S3 %
Ill Bolts, 50-in. Wide Satin
Spun Rayon Drapery Damask.
Was $1.19 yd.
Kann'+Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Electrical

. Universal Glass Coffee
Makers. Were $685. S1.99
Il Everhot Electric Roaster.
Was $2695. As is-S19,95
. Heaters. Were s3.95,
S2.95
Il Electric Mixer. Was
$21.50 0---S16,95
Il Hot Plate. Was $2.95,
S1.98
Il Electric Sweeper. Was
sl2.s5 5----S9.95
. Percolators, 7-cup size.
Were $495 81. .95
. Trays. Were $500 S3.95
Il Electric Copper Bun
Warmer. Was ss,s5 --S6,95
Kann'stThird Floor
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Wash FrOcks

-Rayon Suede Frocks. Brok-
en- sizes. Were s2.s9, 1929
-23 Rayon Georgiana Frocks.
Were $7.s5 -----------S5.95
-l8 Rayon Georgiana Frocks.
Were $10.95 ---S7.95
Long -sleeved Cotton Dresses.
Small sizes only. Were $1.69,
S1.27
Cotton Dresses, Uniforms,
SmOcks. Small sizes. Were
$1.19 to $1.69-----68c
Maids White Organdy
Apron Sets. Were $1.95,
S1.37
Maids White Aprons. Were
fSC DOC
White Rayon and Cotton
Uniforms. Were s2.95, S197
-Rayon Print Frocks. Were
$1.95 99c
Kann'S-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
GIOres

-36 prs. Pigskin Pull-ons.
Cork and white. Soiled. Sizes
6 to ~. Were $3.50, S1,49
-4s prs. Peepo Mitts. Rayon
with leather palms. Children's
sizes, l. 2 and 8. Red, white
and green. Were $1.29 69c
81 prs. Suede Pull-ons.
Black, gold trimmed. Sizes 6
to Z. Were $3-----S1. .9X
lilo prs. Capeskin Pull-ons.
Black, plain and fancy trims.
Sizes 6 to Z. Were $l.59 and
$l.69 -------S1.19
SIS prs. Cotton String Gloves.
Navy, green, black. Were 81,
CSC
-Gfroaf Moor
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Furs
-rhe A~snys--7eh. eeh an o s.,

-Mink-dyed Coney. Was $79,
$4,000
Grey dyed Lamb. Was $f09,
$4,000
--Beaver-dyed Moutqn Lamb.
Was 500 ------------S69.OO
--Black-d Ponyskin. Was
$685. Now S69. 90
-Mink-dyed Muskrat. Was
$500 Now ---S129. 90
Dyed Skunk Coat. 10" long.
Was $3.50 -------S129.O 90
-Mink-dyed Muskrat. Was
5000 s-S157.OO
(Pips I0% Federal Tdr)
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1942-01-22
Infants Wear

Kann's-Third Floor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-09

in obenem tudi zedinjena narpd-
ma drzava Srbov, IIrvatov in.
Slovencev. Ia federacija bi SCI
morala razprostirati Cd Rusije
do zapadne Europe in biti zgra-
jena okoli jugoslayije, Xxi bi bila
njen temeljni kamen in bi irne-
la nalogo, "a katero bi j mora
Ia biti poverjena tudi primerna
'sila in odgovornost, da poma-
ga vzdrzevati red v tel organi-
zaciji in v sestavnih delhi te fe-
deracije.
Jugoslavija je po vsej logiki
zemlja, XII odgovarja TAXI nalogi.
Men narod je bill oni, XII je ta-
krat, ko je bill polozaj v Evro-
pi hajbolj mracen, nasel toliko
Junastva, da Sc je dvignil in
Hltlerju dejal ''NE" prva dr.
zava, XII ga je izzvala v casu
nJegovega do takrat se neovi-
ranega pohoda skozi Evropo.
Jugoslavija je raven tega OBJ
koljena cd osiscnih dezel -
Nemcije, Italije, Rumunije. Bol-
garlic, Madzarske - in je zato
edlna zemlja, kateri Sc more in
mora V povojnem nacrtu vzdr-
zevanje reda ma Balkanu in skr-
bi "a to, da ne pride do novih
krsltev povojnih mirovnih do
loeb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-09

Ikljueitev nekaterih ozemeIj Slo-
Ivenije in Dalmacije k Italiji, v
nagrado "a vstop v vojno oh
strani zaveznikov. Bio je to v
Inasprotju z Wilsonovimi IA toe
kami - protest. so Sc dvigali
ne lie V Jugoslaviji, tenavec tudi
v Zedinjenih drzavah in drugod,
kjer je prislo do velikih meetin-
gov v ameriskih. mestih. Kljub
temu pa so zavezniki pristali ma
italijanske zahteve. Zdaj pa je
lprisel cas-, .popraviti krivico, XII
lie bila storjena .Jugoslaviji po
zakljueku prve syetovne vojne.
Rad bi predlozil in povedal,
lda bi bio najbolj primerno da-
rio Jugoslaviji "a "a. obletnico
Injenega obstoja, &c bi dobila
strani vlad Velike Britanije in
Zedinjenih draw zagotovilo, da
lobstoja poseben nacrt "a bal.
kansko federacijo, v kateri b
bila povojna Jugoslavija clan
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-09
Pod nemsko in Iosko
okupociio

Jugoslovanski informacijski
center objavlja sledeee izvirno
poroeilo IL meseca junija:
Lahi SO privedli ogromne
mnozine vojastva v "Provincia
di Lubiana," tako da je videti,
da nameravajo ognjem in me-
Gem "pomiriti" province. Ma Do
lenjskem so ze boji med hostar-
j in Lahi, XII uporabljajo topove,
letala, metalce ognja it'd.
Najvee trpi domaee kmecko
~prebivalstvo. Neprestano gore
kmetije in vasi. Lubgejna pri
Vrhniki je pozgana do tai. So
drazico so letalskimi in "a
zigalnimi bombami izravnali z
zemljo it'd. Nemci SO pozgali III
re; trde, da je vse prebivalstvo
unieeno, ker SO baje porabljaH
tudi plinske bombe! -.,.., 4.
V zadnjih dneh junija in ,
prvih dneh julia so ,Lahi cd
vedli v koncentracijska tabori
Sea v Italiji okrog 5000 moskif
cd 1850 leta. Pobrali so skore
vse dijake, privatne uradnike ir
brezposelne. Popolnoma so il
praznili v predmestju Ljublja
ne Moste in Bezigrad, domalegs
tudi Vic in Trnovo. Nepopisn
prizori so Sc odigravali v me
stu, ko so odvajali moze in 81
move, ko zlocince. Zene so vst
oblecene v crno. V mestu vlads
zalost, velika beda bo neizbez
ma.
Italijani pravijo, da dwell
mesecih ne DO nobenega moske
ga vec V Ljubljani-vse misijt
odvesti V Italijo. Pravijo, da j
povod "a tie ukrepe dal lask
strah, da je vsa Ljubljana Mi
hajlovicev kader. Tendenca p;
ie, uniciti cimprej in eimve
SlovenceV.
Liudje ne delajo mic in n
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morejo ma polje, ker tam ma
ME streljajo. Nj mogoee prece-
niti, koliko ljudi je bilo Re po-
streljenih. Lahi zazigajo tudi
gozdove z zazigalnini bombami.
Vsako soboto streljajo Nemci
talce v Celju in Marlboro.
Ljudje pogumno umirajo klici:
zivela Slovenija, zivela Jugosla-
via. Tudi Lahi priznavajo, da
nasi ljudje pogumno umirajo.
Te dni so Nemci obesili v Lii
tiji 8 ljudi. Lahi so teku po-
licijskih progonov v Ljubljani
pobrali pri cevljarjih vse usnje
in vse cevlje, tudi tiste, XII so
jih imeli v popravilu. Sedaj so
ma vrsti lekarne.
Lahi so zaceli pobirati v me-
stu tudi dekleta cd 1922 let
Predvsem dijakinje. Kaj DO
mimi, Sc Sc ne We. Dosedaj jih
|drze v kasarnah. Ma Gorenjskem
in stajerskem morajo vsi Slo-
venci, XII MISC vstopili v Heimat-
bund, nositi ma rokavu trakove
napisom "Slowenep'
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sko oblast koncem 13. stoletja,
doeim je Srbija, Xxi je bila dose
gla v srednjem veku veliko kul-
turno visino v obmoeiu bizan-
Itinske civilizacije, je pod tur-
Skim jarmom obubozala in zao-
lstala "a stoletja.
Jugoslovani so skupaj hire
lpeneli "a svobodo in zedinje-
njem, a lie malo SO imeli sred-
Estev, da to izrazijo. Cello fran
coska revolucija, XII je>s svojimi
naceli cloveskega dostojanstva
zapalila vso zapadno Evropo, Sc
nj razvila v slovanskih zemljah
pred sredo 10. stoletja. Toda
kakor nitro je bio zasejano Sc
me svobode in pravice, je wiki
lo in Sc razrastlo, tako da je
treba razumeti obstoj habsbur-
skega cesarstva cd ttakrat ma
pref pa do poloma v svetovni
vojni, kot spopad prezivelih ira
dicij monarhije z narodno "a
Hvednim duhom demokratieno
misleGih ljudskih mnozic.
| v tel dobi SO pretresale poll
]ticno zivljenje v Srbiji silovite
inotranje krize, mad katerimi Sc
1je Evropa zgrazala, akoravno
tso bile lie zunanji znaki ljudske
.gborbe "a svobodo proti reakci-
Ionarnemu vladanju. Med tenn
Iko je ideja jugosloyanske edi.
nosti in neodyisnosti istocasno
Iprodirala v Srbiji in med jugo.
slovanskim narodom v bivsem
avstrijskem cesarstvu, je ven.
dar manjkalo pravega sodelo-
vanja in sloznosti v naporu, ia.
ko da je bilo v zaeetku 20. sto'
Eletja lie malo zvez med Beogra'
dom, srbsko prestolnico, in Ia
Igrebom, XII je cedalje bolj po'
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For defense of our homes, the
Coast Guard needs many of these
powerful weapons. You can do your
part to help pay for them by invest
ing at least ten percent of your in
come in War Bonds and Stamps ev-
cry payday. U. S. Treasury Department
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-09

Ma Sikh je naoS, o katerem je
re nemogo pisalo slovensko <6caso-
pisje-Carlo Sforsa, voditelj
"svobodnih .Itaijapov." Sforsa
a,dmerava ustUuriti y inosem-
st0as itahja'asko legijo, XII Sc DO
borila OBJ strGni FrancosovA y
Severni Afriki. On je sicer na-
sprotaik faSisna, toda .tuda mas
aasprotnik, Eer sahteva, da Sc
ne smejo oErniti sedanje itaI-
janske meje, kar bi pomemilo,
da ostaaejo 1aSi Primoroi Sc. mo-.
dalje pod Italijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-09

Svetovna vojna pa je vnesla
move tezkoee s tenn, da je raz-
poredila Jugoslovane ma obeh
straner:. Srbija Sc je borila pro-
ii Nemeiji in je bila leta 1915
zasedena cd nemskih Get, a ME
ma vlada je odsla v izgnanstvo
ma otok Korfu. 49,.
Prvaki jugoslovanski dezel il
cesarstva pa so med tenn pobeg-
Mill v London in tam osnovali
narodni svet. Usoda juznih Slo-
vanov Sc je torej plela v onih
voj11ih letih, v treh srediscih =
Korfu, Zagrebu in Londonu. -
Vse tri skupine so bile trdno
slozne glede nacela jugoslovan-
ske skupnosti, toda v pogledu
notranje organizacije bodoee
drzave MISC bill vedno 18TH mi
isli. Ko je Woodrow Wilson leta
1918 razglasil svojih IA took, je
povzrocil proglasenje zedinje-
Inja, a v oktobru so ,Slovenci,
!, ,Hrvati in Dalmatinci sklenili S
Isilo pretrgati zveze S starim in
Itakrat ze propadlim aystrijskim
gcesarstvom. Oglas so praznova-
III v Ljubljani in Zagrebu s xii
Ici in slavospevi Wilsonu in Ma
lsaryku, a dne 1. decembra je
Ibila proglasena Jugoslavija, dr.
zava Srbov, Hrvatov in Sloven-
cev. Ustanovljena je bila vlada
ma podlagi zgodovinske in ira
dicionalne samouprave mace
III parlamentarnega rezima.
| Isti dan so italijanski drzav-
iniki napravili resolucijo "a pri-