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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-01
The 9 Billion Dollar Vcfo
Drive Is On!

This week the United States Government
begins the task Of borrowing nine billion
dollars from accumulated savings and idle
funds in the next several weeks as an essen.
tial part Of winning the war more quickly
and more completely.
During these critical weeks you probably
will be visited by representative Of one Of
the securities firms or banks which are con-
tributing their time and effort without
compensation of any kind-to the Victory
Fund Committee. He will explain to you,
for instance, the benefits that you can obtain
from the new Victory 2H'-available for
the first time. Welcome him as a war
worker when he calls If you miss him, ask
your banker or securities dealer for full
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28
WEST NEWTON
MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
ReU. J. H. Dennis, Pastor
Here we are, the Winter has
passed with no one to COM
plain. The sun will soon kiss
the earth to beauty with the
return Of the robin and the
bluebird and songs of the
meadow lark. AS an express
sion of appreciation, how about
you? What will we DO? Pas
tor and people at Mt. Zion are
going ahead with harmony, &C
tivity, and improvement. Visit
US Sunday, March 90, 10:45
A. NJ, and hear the subject,
"God's Time Clock" II m,
Sunday School; 6-7;15, Bib;
7:30 subject, Get in the way "
Preaching by the pastor. Watch
the Seven Church Awakening,
starting April l2.-Sunday, Mar.
%. was another High Day at
Mt. Zion. Both sermons were
we'll Notwithstanding To-
gether." and BE a Guest" Mr..
Young and Mr.. Carter were
with us at the evening service.
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Johnson. Mrs. Clifton Evans,
Mrs. Ruth Johnson Reid and
Mrs. Florence LawS.-The K. Of
P. with their respective groups,
the Fidelity Court, Glory Court
and Syracuse Lodge held their
annual Pythian service at Mt
Calvary Baptist Church on
Grays Ave. Rev. S. L. Dupree,
paStor-The Women's Mission
airy Society met at the home Of
Mrs. Julia Warner Of q Laid
Street. The guest speaker was
Dr. william n. DeBerry. Rev. S.
L. LaviScOunt OF ST. Marks
Cong. Church, Boston, was the
guest speaker al the evening
service at st. Johns Cong
Church, on special program
sponsored BY Mrs. Muriel Park
er, Mrs. Ethel Hall and Mrs.
Julia Warner. Mrs. Lillian Cum
mings and Mrs. Beatrice PEBBLES
head a committee giving Len
ten fish supper at the church on
March 27.-The Working Mems
and Working Women's Aid so
cieties were guests at the eve
ming services at Bethel AAIE
Church. Rev. {. L. Blake preach
ed the sermon.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28
W0BURN

ST. JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH
WOBURN, MASS, March "a
The story Of Woburn'S latest
Churches and Religious Centres
was presented last Sunday eve
ming, March %, in the Unitarian
Church Vestry by Mr.. william D.
Goddard. the Librarian. Last
Sunday was the final meeting in
the monthly series which Mr..
Goddard has been conducting on
the Story Of Wopurn through its
Churches. The attendance at
ST. Johns church was very en-
couraging at both services last
Sunday. Mr.. Edward McCreary,
the supply pastor. preached in
teTeStingly morning and evening
on Candles in the Wind" and
The CoSmic Ray Of the Soul. "
Mr.. McCreary has really preach
ed some very interesting serm-
ons. Members and friends Of
the Church are cordially invited
to attend the services for there
is a treat in store for you.
Church School was held at
noon. The Church School Com
mittee is making preparation for
the Easter exercises on Easter
Sunday. The Mothers and
Daughters Club viii give a So
cial in the Church Vestry April
?. Prayer meeting and the Bible
Class will be held every We'd
nesday at 7:45 pm. The Sun
shine Band will hold their an
nual Convention in the Metro
politan Baptist Church the 4th
Sunday in May. Mrs. Lottie NJ.
White Of Everett ST, returned
home last week from 4 very
pleasant trip from points in
North Carolina, irginia and New
Jersey.
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ming many ministers and laity
of the city met at the Western
Ave. Baptist church and heard
Pres. G. L. Prince deliver a
forceful message on church
work.
The Baptist Ministers Even
ing Conference of Cambridge,
will hold special services the
next threw eekS, with outside
speakers. Services every Mon
day from $40 a. NJ. at Western
Ave. Baptist church. AT the
Good Friday evening service,
seven ministers will speak on
the Seven Last Words Of
Christ" The fellowship ser
vices will be Zion Baptist
church. Everett, Rev. A. Virgess
Hill, Minister; H. Blacknall
Perry, speaker.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28
SPRINGFIELD

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, March
23-Mrs. Alfred H. Tavernier
was chairman Of the committee
that conducted the successful
auction and food sale held on
Hancock Street for the benefit
Of the local NAACP branch
Mrs. Roland T. Heacock is ac-
tive on the executive commit
tee Of the Springfield Girls Club
in arranging for the change
over from their old quarters on
Chestnut Street 70 their pro-
posed new home on the site Of
the former Franklin Theater.
This center is active in promot-
ing recrestional advantages to =
diversified membership. On
Friday evenings, Boy Scout
troop SO hold their weekly meet
ings at St. Johns Congregation
al Church. - The Hampden
Council Of Congregational Wo-
men held a special meeting re-
Gently al the First Congrega-
ti0ual Church on Court SQUARE.
The subject matter pertained TO
cOlored Housing in thiA com
munity. The meeting, prompted
By the appeal from Mrs. Roland
7. Heacock 70 the christian or
carnations Of the council vas
the first Of its kind 70 listen 70
CIVIC appeals in the effort 10
remedy the situation. Dr.. How
ard P Kennedy pres ente d
the housing condition to the
body Of lay members and city
officials. Mayor Roger Putnam
presented the view Of what
might De done to alleviate the
condition through city channels.
C0I0Ted Tic ul~rs on The
committee were: Mrs.. Columbia
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"Co-operatiyes" after which
there was a question period.
EASTERN AVE. BAPTIST
ReU. Jackson, Pastor
1890 A. NJ, Christ the
King, Rev. Jackson. 7P. NJ,
Signs Of the Times" Rev.
Clarke. 1890 P. NJ, Sunday
School. Visitor, Miss Edna
Mayors Of Fourth Methodist
church, Roxbury. Rev. Clarke
showed pictures Of Jap deStruc-
ton of Pearl Harbor; Burning
Of the Normandie; and Bomb
ing Of japanese bases, which
were enjoyed by all He gave
an interesting speech. Music
was rendered by the Senior
choir throughout the day. Miss
Maude Smith was welcomed
back by the choir after a win
ter's abSence.-Mrs. Jackson
returned home from the hos
pital Saturday and is doing
nicely. Also. Mrs. Annie Lewis
OF 29 Arlington St, Everett. re-
turned to her sister s, Mrs.
Carrie Davis, e5 Reed Ave, Ey-
erett-The Seven Last Words
Of Christ by Dubois will be
presented by the Senior Choir
Palm Sunday at 7 P. NJ, with
Gladly Gray, yiolinist, John
Thomas Warner. tenior; VIII
liam Stokes. baritone Cora
Davis and Rosa Rogers. So
pranos; Ruth Partin, pianist.
Florence Heggis Taylor, Direc-
tor. Senior Missionaries viii
give a ScalIoped oyster supper,
March 26.-A4r. Peter Sneed re-
grets the passing Of his Oldest
sister, age 81, Of North Caro-
lima
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28
CHELSEA

PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH
I66 Pearl Street
Chelsea. Mass.
Res. VtrgisS HUI
Samuel r. Bullock
and z. 7. Reed,
Pulpft Committee
CHELSEA, Mass. Mar. q
On Sunday the services at PeO-
pies Church in Chelsea viii be
as follows. Morning Service
1o.45 a. m. Rev. Raymond T.
Reed. in charge. Sunday school
at 1880 .. m. Mrs Levila
MIIliken in charge. Evening
service at 7 o'clock, Rev. Virglss
Hill in charge.
WEEKDAY SERVICES
Prayer and Praise Services.
Friday evenings at s P. n, Rev.
r. T. Reed in charge and VIII
lead the services. Choir reheac-
sal. Friday evenings a. ! ? Il
Rev. Virgiss Hill, ChoriSter-
Rev, Hill is preparing TO put
or a great Easter Program at
Peoples Church His very fine
choir viii be q very important
feature on this program and
win sing Easter songs People
have written 10 US from Boston
that this cs0i~ made . great
nit at TIM slip Union
msetnga t the Shiloh Baptist
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MAIDEN

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Reu. Willard L. Clayton, Pastor
MAIDEN, Mass, March 23-
Rev. Clayton used as his morn
ing text "A Believers Faith in
God" and in the evening War
as a Fulillment of Prophecy. "
IN the afternoon the Junior
Christian Endeavor with their
supervisor, Francis Stokes, at
tended the Junior rally at the
ForeStdaIe Community Church.
Miss Alberta NJ. Darlington
was the SoloiSt at the veSper
service at Morgan Memorial
church. BoSton.-Sunday, the
29th, the Junior Missionaries
viii assist in the morning ser
vice. IN the evening the So
dality Singers Of Cambridge
will give the cantata The Sew
en- Last Words Of Christ" Ha--
old P. Hewitt is the director
and Hugh Lyon the accom-
panist,-MT. and Mrs. Walter
Smith are receiving eongratu-
Iaions on the birth OF a son,
Walter Clarence, Jr. Corp.
Smith is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert L. Smith Of wood
vile ST, Everett.-Mrs. Rosa
Rogers was the SoIoist at the
meeting Of the Mystic Social
Welfare Society Monday ever
ing. Mrs. Margaret Lee Of "
erett, gave q very fine talk on
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worker who passed away three
years ago. There will also be
appropriate services on Palm
Sunday and at Easter, when
Daughter of Jarius," a pageant,
will be presented.
Mixed emotions within the
congregation greeted the news
last week that beloved Deacon
Neal has been recalled by the
Navy. And again We are re-
minded that the colored citizens
of Medford are giving Uncle
Sam the very best men We have
for the war efTort.-And the
marriage mill continues to grind
away in Medford. Ollie Evans
of the 372nd. announced as en-
gagged here last week. is married
according to friends, and win
some Miss Mildred Clayton and
a Sergeant of the U. S. Army
have repeatedly joined the Love
Parade. And still that old mar
IMAGE mill keeps on rolling
along. like old man river.-Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Sherwood, Jr.,
were all smiles last Sunday IS
Walter of the 372nd returned
home to celebrate his birthday.
other soldier boys home over the
weekend included Sargeants
Red Day and William Josey.
The condition of Sergeant Lloyd
Reavis, repeatedly injured in the
course of military duty, was pro-
nounced fair last week by rela-
tives. Captain and Mrs. Hugh
BoSfeld arrived home last Sun
day after a considerable and in
teresting stay in Georgia, where
Captain Bosfield was attending
military school at Fort Benning.
1t has been reported that Frank
Hazel Junior has been called to a !
defense job in New Jersey. Mr..
Frank Hazel Senior is a former
member Of the 25th regular
army infantry and is MedforG 5 (
representative for the NAACP /
membership campaign. - Med
fords Air Raid WardenS will
soon be active again. There will
be an East Coast Black-out next
Tuesday, March 3l.-The free
Cambridge tuberculosis Society
X-Ray examinations will be held |
April 10 at Shiloh for persons III
years and oyer.-Medford's sec
ond Boys Boxing Champion
ships will be held Tuesday. April
7, at the Medford High School .
Gym which seats 5000. All boys
planning to enter should see in
Structors now.-Belated con-
gratulationS to Miss Madeline I
Digger, recent winner Of the
New England AAU Women's
broadiump championship. Sis
ter Portia won second place.
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WEST MEDFORD

SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. FREDERICK Bailey, Pastor
". MEDFoRD. MASS. March
The whispering Campaign
Against Jesus" was the Passion
Sunday sermon Of Pastor Bal
ley: a most timely subject re-
lated 10 international current
events. - international Prob
lens and Our Relations To
Them" was the Shiloh evening
lecture, oy the eminent Julian
D. steele. director OF the Arm
strong-Hemenway Foundation
Of Boston A large crowd greet
ed Mr.. Steele, noted social work
er, former director Of the Boston
Urban League, and a Harvard
graduate and scholar. Mr.. steele
disclosed that our racial being
can not DC isolated from cur
rent affairs that our best inter
ests are definitely linked with
this var. Medfoyd. which al
ways appreciates militant cuI-
tured leaders viii undoubtedly
welcome : return appearance 81
Mr.. steele. Musical features in
Guided excellent rsnditions by
Mr.. Ralph Banks. orgznist: Mr..
Lloyd Wright. and his trumpet.
and the Shiloh Choir Bernard
Jackson OF Everett was the B Y.
P. Z. speaker 70 round out 2 red
letter day at Shiloh Flowers for
the morning services. beautiful
carnations we're presented b.
Mr. Amos M7s0n. in memory Of
MS ale, ADA, al ardent church
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church in West Medford, on the
Second Sunday in March. Too
much praise and credit cannot
be given to Rev. Hill for the
mastery way in which he is
handling the young peoples
choir at both Peoples church
in Chelsea and the Zion Bap-
fist church in Everett.
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Cambridge
RUSH A. N. Z. uIoN CHURCH
Charles II. Foggie, Minister

|ftuf4co n. SOgytcs mtRSSttg
The Presiding Elder, Rev. H.
R. Jackson, preached an inspir-
ing sermon on Jesus" Sunday
morning. Rev. Herbert VIII
kins, assistant pastor at st.
Marks Congregational church
was the guest speaker at night
and gave ami impressive SER
mon on THE Foundation Of
Victorious Living" The Male
Quartet sang. Rev. Mr.. Robt,
Tieul and Rev. Mr.. Bailey we're
also guest ministers.
Rev. Booker T. Nedford of
Attleboro preached an impress
i've sermon at the third quar-
terly conference Friday even
ing. Rev. II. r. Jackson pre-
sided and commended the pas
tor and members on the fine
way in which the church pro-
gram is being conducted.
Next Sunday morning the
pastor will preach on TEN
poral Once: Eternal Now" At
night the last in a series Of
sermons on worship viii be
preached. The Young Ladies
and Mems Quintet will sing.
CITY ITEMS
Dr.. G. L. Prince of Galveston,
Texas, President Of the Ma
tional Baptist Convention Of
America, and Dr.. Henry Allen
Boyd, Sec'y of the National
Baptist Publishing Board Of
Nashville. Tenn. were the guests
of the Western Avenue Baptist
church, Rev. J. P. Posey, min
lister. Cambridge. Friday, Mar.
10, 81 luncheon at FStelle'S was
addressed by DR.. Boyd and Rev.
G. L. Prince who spoke about
the convention in Boston last
September. Remarks were made
by Rev. Hester. Pres. OF the
Baptist ministers conference,
and Revs. c. A. Foggie, S. N.
Riley, Jr., H. F. Clark, J. J.
Wells, J. P. Washington, S. L.
Lsviscount, H. B. Perry and
J. P. PoSey. Later in the eve
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-03-28
Wise Sayings

The great thing after all is
not : we'll kept house, but a
happy, healthy household"
Helping soTze one else is the
secret Of happiness.
Courage is sdversity's lamp"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-08

vojak ma ruski 'front.' pa dobiva
vse take vesti podrobno vsako
noe v svoji lastni materiscini.
Veliko stevilo nemskih ujet-
nikov je tudi priznalo svoje
vznemirjenje vsled obljub svo-
jih castnikov, da bodo Naciji
zavzeli Stalingrad re zacetkom
septembra. Nemski castniki so
JIM pravili, da bo potem vojne
konec. Ruski megafon pa jim
je pravil: "Vasi castniki so re-
xii svojim cetam, da DO Stalin-
grad vasih rokah re pred pc
timi tedni. Zgubili ste pa o.
gromne tisocine MOI in Stalin-
grad Sc nj vas. Zakaj? Koliko
vec zim hocete ostati V trencah
ma Ruskem?" +
Rusi izdajejo cello casopise,
.pisane nemscini, XII -jih posi-
ljajo onstran fronte. Eden iz-
med teh sc zove "Dic Wahrheit"
(Resnica) in drugi ina naslov:
"Kaj Sc dogaja ma Nemskenl." "
Ia poslednji je incl uvodni cla-
mex o slabi letini ma Nemskem
in je tudi priobcil pismo S stra-
nj matere nekega ujetega voja-
ka, V katerem Sc je ona pritoze-
vail O strasni hrani, XII jo dobi-
vajo donna.
Clanic v v>okvirju na<prvi stra-
nj je naglasal: Hitler je Ease
del skoraj yso Evropo, ali por-
CHE kruha ma Nemskem posta-
| jajo vedno manjse Ali nj
bedasto boriti Sc "a to, da sc
skupina Hitlerjevih parasitoV
obogati? Dobro premislite."
Nemci sami nudijo najboljso
propaganda $ pismi, XII Sc mai
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-08

ticno navdahnjen. Med mimi
najdemo tudi aktivnega oficir-
ja capt. Taylor-ja in ma zad-
MEM mestu nadvojvodo Felix
"of Austria"
Niti najmanj noeejo namigni-
tt, da taksni ljudje kakor de-
mokrati, liberalci in republican
ci v Avstriji sploh 1--WE. Nobe-
ne besede O Gen. Deutsch-u ali
% komiteju avstrijske akcije. LIE
majhno in licno prgisce fasistov
in roajalistov, kakor ga je sploh
mogoce znositi ma kup.
Zdaj nam manjka lie Sc ne
kdo, XII bi nam preskrbel orke-
ster, da nam DO zaigral valcek
Blue Danube in kar naenkrat
bono dejansko zopet v tistih
starih lepih Meternich-ovih ca
sih.
Reakcija, XII jo je povzrocila
ia habsburzanska zadeva ma
primer V cehoslovaskih krogih,
81 je lahko zamisliti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-08

dejo pri truplih padlih nemskih
vojakov. die Wahrheit'' pri-
obcuje mnogo teh pisem. Emo
izmed teh, poslano v avgustu IL
Hamburga cd oceta nemskega
yojaka, je znacilno. Glasi Sc:
''Dragi Oskar Hubert.-Vese-.
Ii mas, da 81 zdrav. Mi pa smo
v noceh 27., %. in 20. doziveli
nekaj strasnega. Da bi bill tt 2
nami, bi primal, da nisi nikdar
videl kaj takega. Krasni Alster.
Pavilion je zgorel do tai in
bombe so zadele mnogo trgov in
ulic. stevilo mrtvih je bilo 319
in skoraj 1000 ranjenih. V ma
81 sosescini je pablo 800 bomb y
Ruski aeroplani spuscajo ta-
ke letake, kot je 'Die Wahr-
heit," mad nemske postojanke v
ogromnih kolicinah. Ali Rdeca
armija ina raznovrstne nacine,
da pridejo prav "a gotovo V
nemske roke.
Ponoci ruski vojaki dosti-
krat lezejo do nemskih trenc,
pa mecejo V iste zavoje letakov.
Kjer SO linije blizu druga dru-
ge, mecejo Sc zavoji ma nemsko
Fstran z vzmetom ali pa Sc pri-
vezejo ma baloncke, XII jih veter
| tia odnese. Ko, so baloncki mad
nemsko postojanko, jih dobri
strelci prestrelijo, tako ola pri-
dejo letaki prav tia.
L Nekje je polozaj tax, da stru-
| ia Volge sluzi "a prenos omotov
h letaki. In zopet drugje, kjer
lie znano, da nemski vojaki poiz-
Evedujejo po noci, Sc omot pusti
tam, da ga Erie sam pobere.
EPrilozena so tudi pisma nem-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-08
PrelOm propaganda
ma ruski 'front.'

Ma obeh straneh fronte Sc
bitka propaganda vodi ravno ta-
ko neprestano, kakor Sc vodi vi
glavnih mestih, z emo veliko
razliko pa. Ma bojni 'front.' jeI
prilika "a direktno dotiko $ So
vraznikom, kajti tam nj Hitler,
nj Mussolini, nj TOTO ne morejo
povezati oci in zamasiti usesa
borilcev Osisca.
Ruska fronta je eden izmed
onih malo krajev ma svetu, kjer
Nemci imajo kako dotiko 2 zu-
nanjim svetom in Hitler in
Goebbels ne moreta mic storiti
prot temu, dokler vojna traja.
To je, ,pac poseben prelom ma
propaganda 'front.' in nasi ru-
ski zavezniki izrabljajo to pri-
like, kar Sc .da. Njihov oddelek
"a propaganda v nemskem je-
ziku della dan in noe, da cez
trence vtihotapi resnicno po-
vest te vojne v roke Nemcev, XII
tekom teh zadnjih devetih let
so samo slisali to, kar so Ma
CHI hoteii, da slisijo. Kakor vol
nj dopisnik Leland Stowe obve-
Sea il Rusije, vojna propagan-
da besni vseskozi po vsej ruskf
'front.' ravno tako neprestano ka-
kor vojna topov in bomb.
Letaki ali pamfleti so seveda
glavno sredstvo "a poducevanje
Nemcey 0 drugi plati sIike sve-
tovne vojne. Glasno govoreci
megafoni pa Sc tudi redno ra-
bio ma 'front.' in dostikrat nem-
Ski ujetniki sami nagovarjajo
vojake svojih lastnih stotnij ali
polkov. Mnogi ujetniki to 'jako
radi storijo. Nacijska propa-
ganda v Hitlerjevi vojsM je ta-
ko prestrasila svoje vojake, ces
da bodo takoj ustreljeni, cinl
jih Rusi ujamejo, da ia osebna
porocila strani tremskih ujet-
nikov je najboljsi naein "a to,
da nemski Mill zacne praskati
81 glavo in zopet malice misliti.
Ruski megafoni ma 'front.' mo-
rajo biti poseben trn peti ma
cijskega visokega poveljstva,
Nkajti7ono, kar nemski vojah sill
,sijo vsako noe, je zlasti to, kar
jim nemski ujetniki sami pove-
dajo in odpirajo oci. Nemski
vojak ma ruski 'front.' ne zna mic
o zracnih napadih zaveznikov,
XII mecejo bombe ma nemska me-
sta, pa tudi mic, ma primer, o
zadnjem bombardiranju anne
riskih letal mad Lille. Nemski
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-08
Pres+olske ombiciTie..

New York, "a. novembra -
New York Post) - Znameniti
pubIicist in radio komentator
Johannes Steel je posvetil svoj
clanek v New York Post-u O.
tonovemu spletkarenju.
Johannes Steel v svojem clan
ku najprej orise predzgodovino
tie zadeve, t. j., ipismo vojnega
sekretarja z dine 10. novembra
ter nadaljuje:
Opombe vredno je, da je vojni
sekretar naslovil predsednika
vojaskega komiteja ne kot 'Dr.
Otto Won Habsburg', temvec
kot lotto of Austria.
Preprican sem, da vojni Sc
kretar nj incl namena S tenn
naslovom podpirati legitimistic-
ne ambicije in stremljenje Oto-
ma Habsburskega "a avstro-o-
grskim prestolom.
Dejstvo pa je, da Herr Won
Habsburg'' zdaj uporablja to
pismo vprid svojiln dobro zna-
MIN tezniam.
Videti je torej, da zdaj, ko
smo najprej zacasno PRIMAL
Darlana "a civilnega upravitelja
francoske Severne Afrike, "a
cenjamo priznavati Habsburza-
na "a eventualnega vladarja O.
svobojene Avstrije. Tezko nam
bo, zares tezko, prepricati "a
suznjene evropske narode, da je
namen take politike in MEN cilj
rekonstrukcija povojne Europe
ma demokraticni bazi.
Habsburska proklamacija je
zelo znacilna. Ma prvem mestu
.je podpisan = in seveda popol-
noma oddeljen cd navadnih
zemljanov lotto of Austria
Med drugimi podpisanimi Sc
nahajajo poleg nekaterih ne
fznanih ljudi, tudi Rott in Schue-
Her, Guido zernatti, XII je bill ne
l1daj eden prvakov fasisticnih
"HeinWehr" "-ov. Walter Won
Schuschnigg, bratranec in poll
ticni pomagac zadnjega avstrij-
|skega kancelarja ter Kurt Won
Schuschnigg, XII je bill tudi ved-
no znan, da nj ravno demokra-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-08
Osobie voioskegoko
mi+eio "a osvobo-
dI+ev Avs+riiie

New York Post je prinesel v
svoji stevilki dne "A. novem-
bra delno fotokopijo proklama-
cije, ma kateri so navedeni cla-
nj komiteja.
Vojaski komite "a osvoboditev
Avstrije
Otto of Austria
Hans Rott, zvezni minister,
Walter Won Schuschnigg, konzul
Richard Schueller, pooblasceni
minister
Guido Zernatto, zvezni minister,
Frederic Taylor, Captain
Nadvojvoda Felix of Austria
Podpisani avstrijski patriati
ali prijatelji Avstrije Sc zahva-
ljujejo vladi Zedinjenih draw
"a topic naklonjenost avstrij,
ski stvari in prilagajo prokla'
r1acijo >vojaskega komiteja "a
osvoboditev Avstrije, XII nina
nobenih notranje-politicnih ma
.menov, temvec lie strogo patri
loticne ellie.
Slede podpisi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-08

skin ujetnikov. Ma vse te nacine
Sc vzdrzuje dotika 2 nemskini
vojaki. Fronta Stalingrada toll
ko v propaganda kolikor v boju
je zares fronta vseh Zdruzenih
Narodoy.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-08
Mali oglasi
Poor, zENSKE

lima je tukdj bozic Sc bliza,
treba DO gorke spodnje obIeke
ali topic posteIjne odeje, k0U-
troU, btanEet0U.
Treb0 bo tHdi gOrkih ziniskih
sukenj "a zenske, Hi snsO iih
praUkar d0biH UeIiko zdlOgo.
RaUno taso snto dobiE Ueiiko
zensIcfh obIek, UsakOUrstnM U0l-
nenih jopiceU "a nsoske, zene in
dtroke ter UeIika zaLoga Otro-
SIKH sUkenj, snoW suits in obtek.
AkO bi rddi kupili boziCna
darila, jih iRtamo tucli "a noSe
in fa1,te, kot Iepe srajce, kraUa-
te, UsakoUrstno sp0dnje periIo,
TokaUice, nogGUice, bath robes
in spLoh use, kar Sc potrebuje
pri dyTtzini zu Object.
IHacn,o UsokoUrstnu doTiIu "a
Ua$e priiateEje in 20 Ua$e dru-
zine. Ne drenjajte Sc p0 me-
stu, kUpite raje donna, kjer do
bite praU tako bEag0, pa ceneje
kOt U mestu. Pridtte sedui, ne
cakajte zadnjih par dni. Zdoj
ST JaEsko jz5erete in pIacate ne
kdj B,aEega, drugo pa kadar
6!GgO Uzan9ete.
PTidite, Sc UaHs toplo pripo-
Todcmo