davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-02-03

t1le JOD Nearly year, gradually
suspending other activities and i'm
proving methods of production
There is nothing whatsoever in
common between a machine gun
and spark plug, its official say, and
1t has been necessary to replace in
this plant for the duration of the
war nearly all the machinery de-
signed for making the latter.
Production Speed Increased.
Fitting the machine gun into the
mass production technique presents
problems never encountered in the
automobile industry. A Browning
gun, for example, consists OF 300
parts. One of them, the bolt, re-
quires 100 separate operations. Some
of the mechanisms are as delicate
as those Of a watch and If they do
not function perfectly the price is
human life. Still the engineers have
been able to speed up some of the
operations tenfold and rif1ing the
barrel, the slowest job of all, will
be speeded 25-fold if machine now
under test proves practical.
The ideal of the automobile in
dustry is to have machine for
every part of whatever is being
made-a machine which will pro-
duce that part perfectly and auto
matically with the least possible
human interference. Now even in
the best of cars most parts have a
considerable tolerance-a few ten
thousandths Of an inch or so. There
car be no such tolerance for most
of the parts of a machine gun. A
lot Of filing and rubbing has been
necessary by men with trained
hands and eyes. In fact, the ma
chine gun has been what the engi-
neers call Handmade" despite the
many machines which have entered
into it's production in the past.
Used Old Machines.
The demand for machine guns in
the United States has been small
The last World War was in pre-mass
production days. There has been
no incentive for the private manu-
facturer, or even for the Govern
ment. to construct supermachine
for turning them out, such as has
been set up for every major make
Of automobile and for most other
mechanisms which have enriched
daily living.
When General Motors received its
first order it did not have a single
machine really adapted for machine
gun making. It's employees had no
experience in the art of constructing
them. The first step was to get
some machines from Government
arsenals. Some of them were Is
years old They were intended to
make one part at time, and skilled
mechanics were required These
machines still are in use, but better
ones are being constructed.
Evening star., 1942-02-03

prayer. waS held In, the recreation
hall Of the Metropolis Apartments.
DR.. Richard Purcell Of the Catho-
lie University spoke on the Bill Of
Rights.
r. G. Sartwell made . plea In
behalf of the Metropolitan Police
Boys Clubs, now conducting . drive
for funds, and received $40.
Evening star., 1942-02-03
American Industry Goes to War
American Industry Goes to War;
Intricate Machine Guns Roll
Off New Assembly Lines
Mass Production Methods Speed Up Output,
But 1t Still Is q Handmade Weapon
Third OF a SerieS.)
BY THOMAS r. HENRY.

DETROIT MICH Feb 3-Putting machine the line
the new job Of General Motors Corp engineers.
There is fair prospect that within few months they will
have approached much closer the ideal Of
machines end of which
of the other will finished machine
making
Of death The largest formerly made plugs 1t has been
Evening star., 1942-02-03
Navy Renumes Yocht

The Navy announced yesterday 1t
is remaining the yacht Firenze. which
it has acquired from Col. M. r. Gug-
genheim for coastal patrol duty, Is
the GiraSol.
Evening star., 1942-02-03

Tomorrow: Buick Men Make Tanks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Sweet Potatoes with
MarshmallOws

This is a recipe which I used
TO prepare when ! had an oven,
and it took me quite a while to
figure out how to cook il with
out an oven. You should have
seen the surprised looks my fam
lily cast upon IT when it appeared
on the table recently.
Wash and boil 4 medium size
potatoes, or yams, until tender.
Remove skin, mash, and season
to taste. / used plenty of but
ter, a little milk, and a dash of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Roast Beef

Heat tablespoons fat in heavy
frying pan. Add A medium size
potatoes. quartered, A or 5 car
rots cut Il inch thick. Salt. pep
per. and brown slowly. turning
often. On top of this add con-
tents of can roast beef. Cover
tightly, and cook slowly until
potatoes and carrots are tender.
Gravy can be made of the juices,
when meat and vegetables are
removed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

cult y inch apart cover tightly,
and cook very slowly For this
1 also turn the heat off at inter-
walls. When one side is brown l
turn the biscuit and allow them
to brown on the other side.
BY the same method any fav-
orite rolled cookie can be cooked.
/ experimental with drop cookies,
but they were too delicate to
Withstand the handling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
AN OLD czEcHosLoVAKIAN RECIPE

IH IERE recipe for fried prnes which been handed
- down in family from mother to daughter for many
generations" writes Mrs Charles Burgess Napervlle ILL.,
Much Of this fruit dried for
these dried into
a this
overnight about 25 so Stew gently until
Have 25 to 30 almonds
ready peanuts good but good
amonds Remove the pit from the making small
hole possible, and stuff in its place, a nut
batter of beaten tablespoon of salt
teaspoon baking powder milk and enough -four make
a stuffed
with tablespoonful of the batter Drop this into
butter. Mother all butter but
butter mixed easily
small batter cake all around
plenty
shortening pan little prne stick
up nicely you drop the batter into the hot butter
fried prmcs hot They good without any
We them with pork on dinner. My youngsters call
them spanked prunes."
when
sampled called le s They surprised 70 find the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

- TEN people say to me,
You must be a good
~ cook, because your family
praises your cooking so much"
My answer 10 them is always the
same, I'm probably no better
cook than you are. My family
is very appreciative."
We wives and mothers have
job, which, If well done, cannot
be half-heartedly approached. Not
many of us have all the working
equipment we'd like TO have for
cooking, and most of us find it
necessary TO strive for well ball
anced meals on reduced budgets.
We are all living in such a rapid
~ changing world that we must
be willing TO say, III make the
best of my lot"
Hot weather found us living
sixty miles from town, in a
Nevada mining camp Part Of
the time l cooked on large, flat
top, cast iron heating stove.
Quite different are our surround
ings today. We live in a busy
city. in a small trailer house. My
two plate electric stove is excel
lent for cooking so far as 1t goes,
but sometimes il doesn't 60 far
enough. Often l sigh, "Oh. If !
only had another plate on this
stove" or, oh, for an oven"
But somehow, l manage, and
the Gee, Nom, this is good"
from the young hopefuls, or,
That tastes just right" from
hubby, is recompense enough for
all my trials and tribulations.
Here are some economical and
easy-to-prepare ovenless recipes,
which my family likes. They
serve four
Summer Squash Omelet
Into cast iron, or any other
heavy frying pan, heat 2 table,
spoons fat. Slice l small Glove
garlic, ! small onion, and fry
until brown. Thinly slice 3 or A
summer squash into pan, salt
and pepper. Cover tightly, and
cook slowly, turning often, until
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Tampax Brings New
Comfort To Women
In Summer Months

Summer is very often chatting or
deal for women who wear sanitary
pads Whether you are housewife or
a girl working in an ofiice-whether
hanging tipping, climbing stairs
or hanging over stove, it's the same
story But with Tampdr no such
chatting is possible and there S no bulg-
ing bulk 10 remind you. No pins. no
belts. no odor-that's TampaX Per-
fected by a doctor Made OF pure sur
gfcal cotton Comes In dainty one
time-use applicator. Easily dispos-
able SO compact a months supply
Cts in your purse -. TampaX Is morn
internally show under a
swim suit. You don't even remove II
IN tub or shower Millions have found
~ marvellous. Three sizes At drug
store and notion counters nou.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

cinnamon and nutmeg. have a
long handled fork which l used
TO hold the marshmallows over
the electric plate for toasting. AS
each one was toasted it was
stuck down into the warm sweet
potatoes, until the marshmallows
completely covered the top of
the sweet potatoes. This made
a hubby, golden brown topping
of marshmallows, which rivaled
the work of any oven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
YOUR RECIPE MAY WIN IS

UiOus prise rinners are dIsO eiigi-
Die Ia irin another prise.
BE sure Ia print or ioTife your
name and address plainly and
send recipes Ia The american
Weekly Housewife's Food Alma
mack. r. %. Box I9I, Grand
Central 4nneN. NeIU- York. ". Y.
Unused recipes cannot be re-
turned Ia the scnderS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

The american Weekly rH pay
So for each recipe sent in by
readers and used on this page. all
publication rights thereafter be-
longing fo The 4ntcticdn " eekIy.
Any kind oJ recipe may be sub
miupd. the only restriction being
that IL must be original. Ia other
words. IL must moi hare appeared
dnyWherc in print before. Pre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

-Mu may he attractive Ia men in
cveryotherwav-but guardagainSt
unpleasant scalp odor! Remember
that the scalp pcrSpircs rs we'll as
the rest Of the skin.
There's an easy, pleasant way
TO make sure that your hair can
always stand nasal closeup.
Simply shampoo regularly with
Packers Pine Tar Shampoo.
This marvellous shampoo was
developed especially to promote
dainty. fresh hair and scalp. The
pure medIcinalpine tar it contains
viii work wonders with your hair
leave il soft and lustrous. and
without a trace OF unpleasant
scalp odor.
Start using Packers tonight!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
COOKING WITHOUT AN OVEN
By Mrs Dr. G. MARKER, San FRANCISCO, Calif.

squash is tender. Add y green
pepper, chopped. Pour over this
6 or 8 we'll beaten eggs, which
have been sailed and peppered.
Cover tightly until eggs have
Drowned on bottom. Cut omelet
into four sections, and turn.
Allow to brown. and serve hot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

due 90 the I61r and present
IL employment conditions,
thousands of iciUeS and o0men
IUoTkeTs in cro,cdPd Washing
ton apartments, i'm iCGT indus
trial ceniers and elseChere are
cooking under circumstances
nhich require considerable
originality and ingenuity.
Here one such hOuseioife re-
Iafes hOw she prepares meals
for a family Of four on tiUO-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

EEHS for that good old standby pot roast but
definite appeal" writes Mrs Virgil W. Owen, Jr
4 California. I'VE small family my
recipe think will find this dish both inexpensive
and delicious
"A small pot roast of pounds both
goodsized onion diced and enough
until tender Add large carrots
celery diced and large bell pepper diced
until vegetables done.
Owen may be
be save a rccipe-Mary Lee Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Raisin Pudding

Ny husband often modestly adj
mits that he taught me all !
know about cooking He actually
did teach me 20 make this nour-
ishing dessert. Two cups raisins
covered with water, and boiled
until tender. Add 5 heaping
tablespoons sugar, and a dash of
salt Mix heaping tablespoons
flour with some canned milk,
combine with raisins, then add
another cup of canned milk. Boil
until there is a thick sauce over
the raisins, stirring almost con-
stantly. Add juice and rind of
one lemon, and 1 tablespoon but
ter or margarine. Allow to cool,
remove lemon rind, and serve.
Meat Loaf
Two pounds hamburger, 2 eggs,
green pepper, - Glove garlic Of
desired) salt and pepper. Mix,
mold into round loaf about inch
thick. Cook in a heavy pan COW
cred tightly. The temperature
must be kept very low, and it
must be watched closely. l turn
the electricity off at intervals to
keep the temperature low enough.
In about twenty minutes the
meat loaf is ready to turn over.
Cover again, and allow TO cook
until brown. Serve hot or cold.
Biscuits and Cookies
For biscuit I use my standard
recipe, adding a little more milk
to make the dough soft enough
for a drop biscuit. / pre-heat
my heavy frying pan, adding a
very little more fat than would
for oven cookery. l drop the bis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
[EIa9;lsl1ETfH

I II the advertising IN this
and every issue of TIL
AMERICAN NEIKLY guide you
20 living within your budget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
MADE IN THE HILL COUNTRY WAY

misleading but don't ask why writes Mrs
- Huntsville Tennessee "An know is that
green called roasting ears" among
o Tennessee"
the silks and tips of from or nice
full Of milk, but has plump grains
the cob and all the
cobs Sprinkle the with tablespoon OF
Heat tabespoonfuls
skillet the
add more stir often to keep from sticking
Ito When boiled thirty minutes make
and little water add to the
thirty
until realth salt needed"
served
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

q 1872 by American Weekly Reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

- FTEN people say to me,
4 You must be a good
~ cook. because your family
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-11-30
Konstantin Fotic
Ambassador Jugoslavije.
Washington, dine 20. nov. 1912.
Polozoi no Hrvoskem

LONDON, 81. novembra TO-
NA) Jugoslovansha vlada u
izgnanstvu trdi danes ma podla-,
81 najnovejsih poroeil, da ie hr-
vaski narod tako razocaran mad
hrvaskirn Inarijonetnim rezi-
nom Pavelica, da kar v skupi-
nah cd sto in vec odhaja v gore
IN gozdove, kjer Sc pridruzuie
srbskim gerilcem.
Paveliceva zaslobma Il liud-
stvu je glasom teh porociI tako
propadla, da zdaj njegoyi pri4
stasi ne 5tejejo vee nego 10 Cd
stotkov prebivalstva. Afri6ka
kampanja in neprestano ID ftali-
je prihajaj joca porocila, da ideia
osisea q Neodyisni Hrvaski ne
znaci mic drugega nego zasuz-
njenje hrvaskega naroda.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-11-30

AdoIfa cIyaja Pavelisevega d0glavnka sta RoDNI

Adolfa Ctyaja, Paveicevega doglaynika, sta RODNI
SESTRL
zdaj mai torej javnost sarna sodi koliko 50 rod
blnske vezi med Fotidem, Nedicem iii drugmi fassicn
mi poglayarji daljne' ali sbliznje z
Steer pa je dejstyo, da je moral jugosoyanski po-
sanik Fotic javno amersk novini The Evening Star
pojasnevao svojem 4Distant Relationship genera
om Nedicem najbolI dokaz kako vsok je danes njegov
morani in politioni prestM Washfngtonu, vladnih
krogih te dezee Ponislte, ke je Sc kak diplomat in
poslank katere kol zaveznske dzave H Sc mora danes
javno pratt in dokazova da nj sorodnik donacih kvz
ngov in izdajalcev
ocigled TAXI in Sc drugacni gnilobi, XII 10 bono
dokazai nash sledecih clankih b bio prporocljiyo
da bi vs tsti, h zgosajo partzane razbojnke kou-
niste in prevratneze pref dobro preisli preden po-
caseajo takim nasov ludi k ne prelivao svoje krv
samo boJh zunanjimi sovraznh, temvec tudi bojh
noranjmi zajedalci k smejo niko vec polozaje
Xxi jim omogocal izsesavanje delovnega in kmeckega
lljudstva! @
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-11-30
Odmev cIonkov \
New ork Tinnesu
osl0vanski ambassador pise
New York Tlmesu

Poleg gornjega odnega
clanka je danasnji New York
Times objayil tudi pismQ jugo.
slovanslxega arnb dorja, Kon-
stantina Fotica, Ii i povdarkom
ohjas njije da general nraza
MihajloyiE he yzdrzuje nobenih
xycz z edi6sm, Pisnao je na'
sloyljeno urednlst lstvai New Yorl
Times.a II = glasi
sIe New York Times je Oh.
javil seFijo elaalrOv ispod pere-
n odliEnega voja 6Issga strok6v.
|n6alxs i. Hanson N. lswina,
y ho5ill i,so "a n1tolla.
een hvsle m ol1 HI.
ilI m Nev oEk savll''
4 olkasala 1 i'm.
N jai 4 ;jega
I y y \ I ]
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-11-30
Urad1aiki "a 1943

San1ostoj1o podpOrno drus-
two Dosluzencev je ma svoji let
nj seji izvoIilo sledece uradni-
ke "a leto 1943: Predsednik An.
drew Leksan, podpredsednik
Mike Klemencic, tajnik- -blagaj-
mix John J.. Kikol, zapisnikar
Frank Kuhar, zastavonosa Mar
tin Kostanjsek; nadzorniki
Frank Kuhar, Jacob Braniselj,
Frank Virant, zastopnik "a
Klub drustev Slovenskega ma
rodnega donna in delniske seje,
zastopnik "a skupna drustva
fare sv. Vida Mike Klemencic,
zastopnika "a Slovenski narod-
nj kongres Andrew Leksan in
John J. Kikol. Drustveni zdrav-
niki SO DIR. Kern, DIR. Oman in
DIR. Skur.
Drustvo zboruje vsako Getrto
nedeljo v mesecu v starem po-
slopju Slovenskega narodnega
donna oh 9. uri dopoldne. Dru.
styo 81 je osvojilo sklep, da sc
radi razmer, v katerih Sc naha-
jamo sedaj "a casa yojne, opu-
sti castne pogrebe "a u1nrle
clane. Preskrbi Sc sano 20.
grebce in plaza $500 posmrt-
nine. castni pogreb je bill te-
melj, ma katerem je bilo to dru-
stvo ustanovljeno, ampak sedaj,
ko je sleherni potreben pri de.
lu, je drustvo prislo do zakljuc-
ka, da Sc tastne pogrebe "a to
dobo opusti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-11-30

jaskega yodstva prenaierja sta
lima, $50 nemslkih divizij pa %
morda naslo svojo toiazbo y
'yednesti, da jih ne yodij jo mem.
ski general, ternvet samo kor.
poral Hitler.
Prixnanje Al.ie11lsi
Glede invazije Afrike je Chur.
chill izjavil: aTo velicastnD pod,
vzetje je pod direktnim vod'
stvom in odgovornostjo anne.
riskega predsednika Roosevelta
in angleska armada je pod po'
veljstvom arneriskega poveljni
ka generala isenhowerja, II III
gar yojne xnoznosti III gorect
energijo polagoma mi svoja u
panja in cigar ukazom "a ma
pad So bodo nase cete do picict
pokorile.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-11-30
UREDNHOXA POSTA

samo "a par dni ma oddihu. Go
tova sem, da jim bo topla do
maca juha zelo dohro- teknila.
Ia okrasiti mizo z raznim pc
civom bono pa vsaka nekaj do
ma napekla. Vem, da bono toll
ko napravile, da bo vsak vojak
lahko vzel $ seboj svoj prigri-
EEK.
Slovenec, ali Amerikanec, vsi
Sc borijo "a mas. Pri meni letos
ne bo sunke ma mizi "a Bozic, i
man jo ze, pa bo sla ma n1izo '
s. D. D. "a i1ase hrabre vojake.
Zdravo!
Eva Coff.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-11-30
Churchill poziva ItalijAne,
maj vrzejo Mussolinija
(Nadaljevanje { / strans)

tNadaljevapje 5 !. stranD
1910, toda to je sele zacetek o.
mega, kar ina Be priti.'
Nato je povedal, da je bilo do.
slej zajetih ze mad 100 italian.
skin generalov ia mad 800 ,OOl
moi, nakar je l,adaljevaI::
Nemska Ietalslka sila
"Konstrukcija nemskih letal
zaostaja .dalec za nemsk skimi II.
gYbami in nem6lsa yajna frorta
postaja vedno 8ibkejsa talxo pe
stevilu MOI lakor po svoji kva,
liteti.
Priznanje Stalinn ii rllsM 4
obralntn
2. stallsradu j. tshisrl,il'
dejal ga je njegoya nepre'
raagljiva osraniba yfes ~ y'o'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-11-30
MARINE CORPS" INA zDAJ.
I67 LET


Ma obalah Juznega Pacifika
Iinarini zedinjenih drzav zdaj
pod ognjem strojnic izvrsuieio
svoJ $50. voj11i pohod y 167 ie-.
tih.
Ta edinica je praznovala svoj
rojstni dan y torek, dine 1D, no.
vsmhra. ca britanske Guineje
do Islandije, Cd Londona do NJ
laei- -ja \ taboriScih, kjer 10
vsepovsod 10 zedinjenlh DrEa-
yah pOdvrSeni najbolj naporne-
nu yezbaniu, ki ga pozna yo-
jaska discipline. Sc bo naiboli
trda ii ucfnkovita ceta arneris.,
kih yojalov u trenotek zbrala
'in = sponinj jala onih stfani &
in isl. zpdevite, had pisll IIl.l
sele dolse vlete pa an zIlor1lat4
try voj lgstetill Io]xi sol 81
~ Jsli sso5 vojaa II slp pod
Z apez aI vsel ltfil 81 lie.I !.
ss ss sszss3 a a;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-11-30
Letna seja Progresivnih
Slovenk, krozka st. l

Cleveland, Ohio. Jutri, /.
decembra Sc vrsi seja krozka st.
/ Progresivnih Slovenk. Ma tel
seji sc bo volilo odbor "a leto
1913. Obenem imamo kot obi
cajno tudi to ieto malo proste
zabave "a clanice.
Nasa organizacija kot taksna
Sc prav malo kdaj spomnin1o,
da bi bilo dobro tudi pa mas ka-
kega razvedrila. Vedno imajo
nase clanice lie voljo, da poma-
gamo drugim najprvo. Enkrat
ma leto, t. j. ma seji pred BoM-
Gem nam nosi takozvani dobri
MOI s'Miklavz".
Sicer moramo vse to preskr-
beti il lastnega zepa, tako da
vedno hraninao tnaso blagajno
"a bolj potrebne namene. cla-
nice omenjenega krozka Sc pro-
81, da sc vsaj enkrat ma leto vse,
brez izjeme udeleze seize. To je
vasa skromna dolznost, da sc
vsaj spoznamo. Ne izgovarjajte
sc, moran to in ono storiti. -
Prosim vas vse, rezervirajte 81
vsaj jutri, 1. december oh s. uri
zveeer v S. D. d. v spodnji dvo-
rani "a sejo Progresivnih Slo-
venk krozek st. 1.
Prinese maj vsaka s seboj
mali dar v vrednosti Soc. Zago-
tavljam vam, da Sc bono dobro
imele.
Torej, ma svidenje v torek, l.
decembra!
Zadnjo nedeljo smo skupno z
dramskim drustvom Verovsek
priredile premikajoce slike "Ta-
nya". Namen je bill dober, toda
udelezba slaba. Yes cisti dobi-
eek je bill namenjen "a vojake,
katerinl ne bo mogoce biti pri
svojih "a bozicne praznike. Po-
leg tega bi povabili Sc vse do
mace fante, kateri bi Sc oh tenn
casu nahajali ma dopustu, ter bi
jim napravile dobro domaco We
|cerjo.
zal, da Sc to ne DO moglo Ego
diti cd dobicka predstave, toda
nase rnatere MISC obupale. z
marsikatero sem govorila kaj
hocemo sedaj, ko nj denarja.
Mic strahu, me hocemo to We
Icerjo napraviti vseeno, ker smo
delale in se mueile, bono pa Sc
" svoj zep posegle. Srce tie "a
boil, ko slisis mater, katera ina
svoje sinove pri vojakih ma
'front.', XII Sc borijo "a mas, a
matt bi storila yse, ker razume
polozaj. Ma drugi strani pride
ii aasproti pa kdor drugi, ,ki ne
gleda ma drugega kot samo, da
je sam sit. zal,. da je med mani
Sc dosti takknih.
Tisti tede, 20 Bozicu do No
vega leta datum Be ne. vern)
pac pa sem Sc he informirala
|pri y. s.. da bono laliko dobile
precejsnjo steviIo tistih voja-
kov, HI SO nA potu protf 'front.'
ter ostanejd lkaj \ Clevelandu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-11-30

do ia "a skupno stvar zedinje-
nih narodov.
Mnogo mi je pa na tenn, da
objasnim, kako neizprosno je
general Mihaj jloyic nastopil pro-
iii generalu Nedicu. zelel bi po-
vdarjati, da je general Nina jlo-
Vie sam ! vso jastnostjo zacftal
svoje stalisce, osnovano ma del
|stvu, da Sc general Medic ma
haja ma celu morijonetne Wade
" strahovito okrnjenem delu
Jugoslavije.
Veckrat jes brzojavil jugoslo-
vanski vladi, da odklanja vsako
vez 2 generalom Nedicem, elo-
vekom krivirn sodelovanja Z
Nemci. Dejstvo je tudi, da je
general Mhajlovic porocal, da
je Medic sam poskusal $ pomoc-
| jo svojih agentov zapeljati ljud-
stvo Y zmoto III v to svrho po-
vzrocal govofice o nekaksnih
zvezah y Mihajlovicem. V.neki
nedavni brzojavki, v kateri .je D
tenn porocal jugoslovanski Via
Idi v London, je general Mihaj-
Ilovic izjavil naslednje::
I Medic raztresa ) pomocjo
svojih agentov govorice, da So
DELUXE menoj. Kategoritno "a
vracam vsako misel sodelova-
Inja $ clovekom, ki je po mojem
mnenju izdajalec in Eelim, da
81 to vsi Jugoslovani, pray po-
sebno pa ysi Srbi, dobro zap5<,
mnijo. Prosim vas, da objayite..
to mojo izjavo preko rada".
Staiisce jugoslovanske vlade
napram Nedicu seveda mic
mani odlocno, nego ono lenera-
la Mihajlovita. Ma poi fagi po-
roci generala Mihajlo4 lea, slic-
nih onemu, ki je tn n{veden, je
Jug oslovanska vlada vkljutila
generala Nedica v sYoj seznam
voinih zlocinoy. .s
Bodite preprieani, da se gene
raj Mihajloyic ne strasi nobenih
naporov, da bi zedinil Ivse patri-
oticne elemente aako med
partizani KaEor povsod drugod
Ii pc. heks "a osvoboditev
svoje domovine proti soyrazni-
kon zedinjenih narodov.
Konstantin Fotic rs
Ambassador Jugoslavije.
Washington, dine 20. nov. 1912.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-11-30

1nli kvizlingll, . narodov odpor
se siri il Z MIN narascata sabo-
TAXA il gerilsko cetovanje. @
Esvoj jevaIteva dilema j neizpre.
neniena, Ako obdrzi Pavelica
bo narod se bolj uporen, ce ga
kavrze, bo primal svoj poraz.