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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
A Bad Public Showing

\ THOUGH it had been pretty well advertised in
y advance the first public hearing on Mayor Jefrics'
proposed per cent pay roll tax had to be postponed
Yesterday because of lack of attendance.
Fewer than two dozen spectators were in the council
chamber and nobody evnced the slightest interest when
Council Chairman Van Antwerp called for speakers TO
discuss the pros and the cons Of the measure.
That is serious indictment against the citizens Of
Detroit It reflects a strange and very admirable
Indifference their part toward their civic affairs.
T HE proposed per cent pay roll tax affects all
L employed Deroters 1t affects them not intangibly
obscurcy, but directly and in their pocketbooks.
How they expect decent and sensible local gov
eminent in the face of such Goldfish apathy?
In this instance because the proposed pay roll tax
is such bold departure from established methods of
taxaton) the mayor and the council honestly want and
need their opinions.
1t is their duty as citizens express their opinions
T He postponed hearing is scheduled now for 10 a.
l June % in the council chamber at the city hall
The public should attend in force. Civic associations
and neghborhood groups should make it their business
to the presence of a good section of the
people
Detroit will not have proper government or proper
laws without an alert public interest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

ESSENTIAL as world trade Is not ONLY 20
l. the improvement of standards of livIrg
but. more important. to the maintenance q
peace it remains true that the balances re-
sulting from an excess of either exports or
imports arc in most cases small in comparison
with the total volume Of trade Of any mar
vidual nation.
The members Of a board, regardless Of
their wisdom whose function was 10 Cqualze
these balances would Of necessity be fle-
ouently faced with the question Of corrective
measures that might be not only out of har-
mony but positively inconsistent with tic
internal welfare Of the nation concerned
The Favorable trade balance Of the
United States. except in war periods Wuon
no usual method Of settlement is workable,
large as that balance may seem to other ma
tons. was not in reality the greatest factor
contributing to the large inflow Of gold t"ai
took place during the several years preceding
the present war. That flow arose partly from
the compelling need Of nationals OF some
countries to seek safety for their capital IN
the presence Of internal and external political
disturbances that Threatened the very exist.
ence of individual life savings and economic
security.
The gold flow was also due in part 10 the
devaluation Of the dollar and the failure Of
the American price level to rise proportion
atcly with the dollar price Of gold. No inter
national board could have had much influence
in modifying the effects Of such conditions
The whole idea Of an,internatonal orGani-
zation To achieve and maintain currency sta.
bility is case Of misplaced emphasis. II IS
not international policies but domestic policies
that produce currency stability Only nations
that balance their budgets and follow sound
monetary and credit practices can rcrma
ncntly enjoy stable currencics.
The most that-any- international board
could do in this direction would be to encour-
age such practices among its member states
A stabllization fund or clearing union that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

EVEN brief consideration Of some Of the
10 indicate their dangerous character They
would enable nations to buy merchandise
without being able TO pay for it. The Amori-
can plan. al least would require the United
States % redistubute part of its gold in cN-
change for something Of doubtful value for.
csn cgrrcncics held by an international board.
Broadly and tasioaly. both rlans would IN
vo.vc The exchange of our owa currency for
other nations currcncles on terms beyond cor
OWN direct control
Although both governments have boon
arafu' 10 point ont that they arc NOT com.
united 10 The details Of their respective plans
tHl., action IN bringing the suggestions Tor.
ward even as basis for discussion seems
TO IMPLY that some sort of international man,
aeemcu' IN TINS field after The war is bcr2
eivar serious consideration in onloalquaters
The nations entering into such co-opc.a.
,... scheme would necessarily bc called upon
p. surrender considerable measure of thor
dependence of action with tcspec, 20 their
economic affairs and to run the risk of being
forced p. adopt policies that they would pre-.
.... at0B Tie FIRST question fof the na.
.aaa.r, thetclare Us hc oN,5a'Nf@
N. are prepared o. sllenaer' .r
...aar -aysroieuty This question Is cs-
a..a l,tH with trfetucc 20 The Eti'leH
a. ssa.ah IT, a,aUcdIy designed 50 pr.vAe-
mel'un@u concerned with ..c
t .. q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

IL;
'"''''S''''S '' '''' ~ i''''' 90 Wv VI
study OF the British plan reveals some lea
lures that would tend to promote the inter
csts If debtor countries in general. and Of
,..,,,. r,;,,,, - ,,or,i,,,l,, o., tho o>rcrso If
.....t.,.' a.,
,'' '"'''o >''',S' II Is ''''"oel' a1,' la
,lS country oouIu ui'eI any ..ieuli.S' '''T ~,
become iaI'E 20 any SUE" 'Nie5'','.. l.'.
nature "' 'o'" !"' ~ '''S' "''O r.ii'i IN
pans moreover Is sue" a. 80 ''l'oI'e Ho'''o
FISK OF loss 70 H''ion Win 'ie''' O"'a"'e
ON ''.' 'u'u"u'' 'C'o"'''
AS matter %, ldc'. " ''I'i'' l'a,Ui, ~
any 'II'i 'Hi I'i'a',i '' system - ll' 10Y
'"~ Gown o' '"' 'o's''''"N Gnu vi '"' -"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
L. :. :. COURAGE

TO THE EDITOR:
lust who we are and what
4" we do is not important but
when we have 10 read news
from home regarding strikes
and of continued labor trouble,
II makes, Us wonder what We
are fighting for.
We who serve our country 90
wherever We are sent without
ever a question. for we are here
for only one purpose and that is
To WIN the war rs quickly as
possible so Tat we may return
TO our respective homes and
loved ones.
We are taxpayers as we'll as
sailors and we feel II is time
that we who are doing the
fighting had something 10 say
about this striking business. 1t
leaves a bad taste in our
mouths, we even near mat
c@tan labor leader has aSplra-
tlonS for the presidency oi our
country. There are l2'OOooQo
votes that say ne VIII lose. II
is our solemn vow To defeat
tit.tf - 4 i'-tte
we have wives and relatives at
h0TrC tf1ar volt, r0o'
II YOU pa'il"IIc hoNS PACK
nome Icel 'Aal you are o'ihE
unGeipaid ana ""IhInG 700
many houIS, mere are 'I'n'E "i
men oN ,hI 'N5HiN gay VINO "ou I.u,
n' Eiaai 10 'ndt'E' PAGES WIN
on. lou 'a'I N"'5 >'''''> i,''''''
y ''''' " ~ ''r'I77r ! o't ''''N
are S, 49, i'-all' '',I -. " ia 40
NbA iIIlllN N'|Ai'i II1 I'tHI' ~ .tb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
IlIASuNGTQN- June 10 -
w Dear Mr.. BradSlrcet Hyatt,

NcrIdcn, Conn.
thought You presented tho
orthodox liberal position Ncry
we'll although You Go not pro-
fc>S 10 speak for MIR Bruce
Bliycn or The New Rcp4hlic ia
y-U7Tr tCrtCT 20 me
You both strive upon the
theory that only ono side can
COION I1CCdOm iD The cOnIIIci
between the workers and tho
employer, for in>tdnrr.
The alternatives, as YOU see
them axe that the employer be
free 70 cTplojt the individual
worker or thcIndlN4dHal worker
be- free to exploit the business.
That is The trOUbIe WITH all
liberal thought in this country
and The reason why u is NOT lib
oral True liberalism and true
democracy says no group should
be A. liberty TO exploit another
group
The corporation should NOT
he free 10 c>ploii the Individual
or The. UNION free 10 exploit
INCORPORATION You Ignorc-the.
great bulk of as the con-
SgmorS who pay the bills
THE DUTY o., true ljbc'al
government is 70 defend Tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

attempted 20 provide substitute for these
stern requirements 10y making loans or ma
niplla'ing exchange markets that is 10
make itself a financial lcanins-post for wc.k
nations would be lorcdoomcd 10 failure.
IRON the practical point Of Wow il must
/ be recognized that the obstacles 20 the
adoption Of either plan arc formidable IN
extending the life Of the present national
sterilization fund the t. :. Congress inserted
q provision forbddng the government 20 al
low the control of the fund 10 pass out Of its
own hands.
Tho attitude Of Canadian representatives.
who have discussed the plans IN London and
Washington is apparently even more noncum-
INITIAL than that of the British and /, S gov
crnmcnts Debate in the British Parliament
has emphasized the wide differences that must
be composed before even the two sponsoring
governments can gree on a-itlan. And there
is rs vet no indication of even qualified PIP
provo on the part Of large aJorlty of the
United Nations.
Whatever plan may emerge from the pres
cn' and prospective discussion OF the alterna-
tive proposals will probably have better
chance of adoption and successful operation
if il is brought forward not rs an ambitious
scheme for the establishment Of an intcrna-
tional organization TO manage the word
currcncies bat as device TO facilitate discus
sion and cooperative action within practical
limits.
II the exchange markets were really free
Of controls including arbitrary and manipu-
lativc tariff adjustments and If the internal
economies tof nations were effectively regu,
Dated by the price and profit mechanism, The
automatic machinery of markets would be a
more effective stabizer than any international
board could possibly be. The gold standard
would moreover, be more clearly understood
and would undoubtedly give a greater feeling
Of security than an artificial and complicated
control mechanism.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
To Hasten Victory

No American wants this war
60 90 one minute beyond the
time we can bring IL to vic
torious end. To hasten that
victory--to save possibly the
lives OF millions OF our bows
on our far flung fron,s--it IL
imperative that every Ameri-
can do his part in the Second
War Loan. There is an In
vestment to fit every purse.
The most YOU can do Is little
enough compared with the sac
rihce offered by our bows in
service. They give their lives
you lend your money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
A Leanins-Post
For Weak Nations

Al +te er,. ,hcros chat have rcccntlN been pat
y t,rt fa t,rtrttase of clttug something for moth
inc ,l,c .---r balloons az The H. = Treasury and the
rri,tst I<or,es mans rr world currency stabization
--, ,s~,-is--,. ,3a,a.cr.us
I-r4-rrrstf, hs,,-, .f 'e Iri,ies is an apparent
ss., -, ...-, ,n. workers and farmers Of the United
states .-. ~t.,...- anita. Claus for the rest of tire
-
N"tt- , 49,,
i"s a,'.'''.. .-.. 80. ,55
atemp; 10 cover Ut ,aeia.l 'h"' Americans Mo"D NOV
mean ,-.sarr from Tho ueouI. the fact tha, the new
foreign trade policy would be- TEARING DOWN THEIR
Ov.>, STANDARDS OF LIVING
,-,..,sr a. the l,ro,,7s7ls has been
i ~ - ".
exposed III 4" su'\'> aN l.' ''l''.'f "', w. ~ ~
York. which incidentally is FAR from S"'V""'Sl I' 'S
attitude toward n.prratl0ual TRADE and finance.
,r.ee.-s--t+- -t--4-4lutless
o., - tri.f n.i,l,r,tiop If SOME of the impIjca-
- tt, t,,i Iono
Mons 81 'H' P'"p">"'> - '"""~" ~ '' " N
Gus character
~ SURRENDER IT .r7- ECONOMIC s0T1TC1gnrI ard
4r-4-+44-t bank
- ,......l.. .i,oi,,,,,t. With ti,,
f''i's '''' '.'-.'. i 80,
internal welfare oil inc nation '0l''ii'N.
in showing tho hucskr character Of the manpula-
tive r, IN .r,ort financial ucrpctual motion machine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Paul Mallon:
Orthodox LiberaIist
avors Exploitation


Fe find where \nl!r Liberalism
cai conclusion am ) our ui.I-
I'.''' VICTORY 10" u ]. WIN
S''.'''
You then have Nuch things as
John l.. Lewis standing above
= -++f-eorTTUH E0VT' actually ahlH
10 conduct devastating STRIKE
.n war iiino NllNpni plni>hintnl
or any re- rlhllon Nha'CAcI.--
He is able 20 ruin the price,
wage policy of liberal l1bor gov
crnrent for The immediate ends
Of the worker not Their ulti-
mate GOOD. for initiation VII
dDAtrG,- them writ ay Us att.
Lewis has no other interest
till4-ft q, tit.i,ii t+t-4-cl
and pa>InE dues. no RESPONSE
bili'v 10 Tho government or tho
people only the responsibility 10
Get ms men eyer higher and
HIGHER paN and privileges. 50
"A l~p Nfh AIN union leaders.
An mon know ,bl,e oby.orS
,..,G, bu, ro On. ds,cs >nc,l5
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49, ,,.,,,,.,,,,,r .t.tl.r5sr doc
hcr,r.. If f.e,, N ,,c noliticai
,ou.sI.. I'm, taa .ra,,lrsIr, scrrisn
,rEo No rr.r az g.f gr .o,
loader rs. a,.es,qd
re, ,r, p--..d,r, r. 10
r-r.,cd c.,.. +, r., d.,r.,,e
,.,h r.u.. ,E,.ao.fy Fae rnt
IN, o., -, ,b.. r,...,.,r.
49,,
Il 20 hear me- ~.t YOUR view
N rrlct.Gruy and Iburf4l II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

This - The Rsadrrs' Column. NJ
subjects within good taste are
barred SAY what sou think, hut
sign your namr and address-Hnd
write a, short a. sou can.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

Finish these SAYINGS about
England ,al England i the
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
~voioske pri'
prove ma Boikonu
rs. ianuaria,

CARIGRAD, rs. januarja. -
(Brzojavka New York Timesu)
. Vojaski opazovalci v Turciji
trde, da so vse ceste in zelezni-
ce ma Balkanu strahovito natr-
pane nemskih vojakov, orozja,
municije in druge vojaske O.
preme, ma potu ma balkanske O.
bale oh Jadranskem, Sredozem-
skem in Egejskem morju.
Yes privatni promet "a potni-
Ike in blago je cd novega leta
naprej ukinjen ma vseh grskih,
bolgarskih in
rumunskih zeleznicah. Akorav-
no partizanska sabotaza ia pro-
met mnogo mott, gredo vendar
tisoci in tisoci MOI ter ogromne
kolicine materijala ma jug, v
Grcijo, Tracijo,. proti Solunu in
v Jugoslavijo, predvsem ma Hr-
vasko in v Dalmacijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
Y MAR5ELLESU i IzBRUH-
Mia REV0LTA FRAN(0z0V
FrancOI so Sc zabarikadirali v sv0jih hisah,
odkoder streljajo ma Nemce.
NEMcI NASTOPILTPROTI UPoRNIKOM S TANKI IN
ARTILERIJO

LONDON, Is. ,januarja. -
Uporni Francozi v pristaniskem
mestu Marseillesu so Sc nocoj
zabarikadirali v svojih hisah,
odkoder so priceli streljati ma
Nemce, fako da so bill slednji
prisiljeni, pollicati ma pomoe
tanke in artilerijo Tako ma
~znanjajo porocila, XII SO prispe-
la liz nevtralne Svice.
Evakuacija 10000 oseb
Revolta Sc je pricela nato, ko
so nacijske oblasti in kvizlinska
vlada v Vichyju ukazale 10000
osebam, da morajo izprazniti
pristaniski okraj.
Porocila il spanije naznanja-
10, da je bio v Marseillesu Re
aretiranih 10000 oseb, dasi tr-
di Vichy, da Jill je bio aretira-
Nib samo 5000.
Poulicni b0ji v mestu .
Porocila IL Zuericha Mama
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
London cestita
%prebiyalstvu
Ljeningrada
LONDON. rs. ianuaria.

LONDON, rs. januarja. -
Sir Samuel Joseph, londonski
lord-zupan, je postal cestitke
predsedniku ljeningrajskega
mestnega sovjeta in ljeningraj.
skemu ljudstvu mad osvobodit.
WHO mesta, XII je dolgih sest.
najst mesecev kljubovalo mem.
Ski oblegi.
v svoji brzojavki je rekel lon
donski zupan:
mi Y Londonu smo zasledo.
vail z najvecjim zanimanjem he
rojsko obrambo vasega mesta
OBJ Nevi. Ljeningrad je ena IL.
med dveh najvecjih citadel "a.
padne Europe, XII je prevedrila
najsmrtonosnejSe napade, XII jih
je mogel izvesti sovraznik.
zupan je tudi izjavil, da ne
glede ma to, kako SLIM bodo Sc
.nemski napadi ma London, "be
.imelo londonsko prebivalstvc
vedno pred oemi inspiracijo ne,
premagljivega in nezavzetnegs
Ljeningrada."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26

Uneticheva in Stanley skuk.
Talentirana mladenka Paliska
je podala ljubko omejeno SODA
rico.
zal, da je bill poset tie igre
skrajno slab. Ali maj je to placi-
10 nasemu zasluznemu, vnetemu
in navdusenemu gledaliskemu
naraseaju "a yes njegov trud in
dobrc voljo? In Sc tisti, XII 50
prisli igro gledat, so bill veeino-
ma starejsi ljudje, XII jim an
glescina nj tako domaca kakor
mladini! Kje pa je slednja o.
stala? Kje je bio vse clanstvo
nash mladinskih podpornih in
sportnih drustev? Nobeno Guido,
&c sc DO S takimi poseti ubilo
mladini veselje do dramatike.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
O NEDELJSKI IGRI PROFESSOR
PROPOSES"

Komedija professor propo-
ses," XII 10 je dalo v nedeljo mia
do clanstvo dramskega zbora
"Ivan Cankar", je bila vzorno
odigrana, pripomniti je lie, da je
bio v komediji v resnici malo
komedije. Pc nasem mnenju je
bila prva angleska igra, XII so jo
dali isti igralci, vsebinsko mno-
go boljsa kakor sedanja, dasi je
bila ia, kakor receno, vzorno j.
grana.
z igralskega stalisca je bila
igra popolna in ne spominjamo
Sc, da hi videli kdaj ma nasem
odru boljso izvedbo. Igra je po-
tekala z gladko gledalisko ruti-
no, brez zapletljajev in brez
vsakih mucnih zatikanj, XII Sc
tako rada pojavljajo med die
tamil.
Sepetalca Sc nj nikoli slisalo.
Igralci so bill izborno nastudi-
rani, popolnoma vessel svojim
vlogam i v govoru i kretnjah,
kar velja zlasti "a glavne vloge,
XII SO jih igrali Miss Berta Err
Ste, Miss AMIGA Cebul Miss Flo
renee Unetich in Mr.. Stanley
Skuk; prav tako pa SO tudi vsi
ostali izborno odigrali svoje vlo-
ge: Margaret Stefanic, Pauline
Debevec, Vincent Frank, Max
Traven in Frances Tavcar.
Mr. Rudy Vidmar je nastopil
kot professor Sole v zadnjem
dejanju S primeroma kratko
vlogo, XII pa 10 je, kakor obi
cajno, izborno odigral. On je l.
gro tudi reziral, in nj dvoma,
da je poleg inteligentnosti igral-
cev, XII 50 nastopili, tudi njego-
va velika zasluga, da je predsta-
va tako sijajno uspela.
Posebno hvalo zasluzijo zlasti
|igralci glavnih in daljsih vlog,
|Berta Erstetova, XII je bila kot
voditeljica zavoda izborna ,
svojem prenapstem dostojan.
stvu, AMIGA cebulova, Florence
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
Odborniki SLOW. donna ma
Holmes Ave.

Ma sell direktorija Sloven-
skega donna ma Holmes Ave-, je
bill konstituiran sledec odbor "a
tekoce leto: Predsednik Frank
Znidarsie, podpredsednik An
ton Srebot, tajnik Josko Penko,
blagajnik Louis Simenc, zapis-
nikarica Frances Susel; nadzor-
nj odbor: John Hrvatin, pred
sednik, Rose Simenc in Filome-
ma Sedej; gospodarski odbor:
Frank Kocin, predsednik, John
copie in Steve Mejak; prosvetni
odbor: Ursula copic, predsedni-
ca, Louis Jerkic, John Prusnik
ID Louise cebror.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26

poveljnikom in politienim de-
lavcem. S tenn izrekam zahvalo
poveljstvu in hrabrim eetam, XII
so razbile Hitlerjevo armada
pri dohodih v Stalingrad, XII so
zlomile oblego Ljeningrada ter
osvobodile kraje Kantemirovko,
Bjelovodsk, Morozovsk, Milero-
vo, Starobeljsk, Kotelnikovski,
Zimovniki, Elisto, Salsk, MOI
dok, Nalcik, Mineralnije Vodi,
Pjatigorsk, Stavropol, Armavir,
Valujki, Roses, Ostrogozsk, Vel
kje Luki, Schluesselburg, Voro-
njez in mnogo drugih krajev in
tiocero naselij.
Naprej do image
"Naprej "a popolnim unice-
MEM nemskih osvajacev ter Mi
hovim iztiranjem preko mel ma
Sc domovine!
"Podpis: vrhovni poveljnik,
J. Stain"
Prihodnji cilj ruskih armad
sta mesti Kropotkin in Rostov,
kamor posiljajo Nemci velike
mnozine tankov v prizadevanju,
da zajeze ruski naval.
Sc nikoli nj bio tako ocividno
kakor sedaj, da SO dnevi Hitler
jeve Nemciie steti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
bomb
niki so dive uri
napadali Rabaul
Australasia minister pravi, da
Sc bodo Japonci zopet vr-
Mill ma Papuo, kjer so bill
porazeni in kjer so izgubi-
Ii $4,000 MOI.

Zavezniski glavni stan v Av-
straliji, 26. januarja. Ameriski
bombniki so nedeljo ponoci
mad dive uri bombardirali Ra-
haul in njegovo pristanisce.
Njihove bonnie so zadele dvoje
ladij, XII sta bill najbrze natrpa-
nj z municijo. Ena teh ladij je
eksplodirala.
WASHINGTON, &c. januar-
ia. - Ameriske cete, XII so Sic v
akcijo ma Solomonih koncem
preteklega tedna, so zavojevale
wanna ozemlja ter povzrocile
Japoncem veliko skodo.
Tekom bojev v petek so anne
riske cete zavzele vas Kokum-
bono, XII je oddaljena sedem
mill cd ameriskega letalisca ma
Guadalcanalu.
CAMBERRA, Australia, Is.
januarja. Francis Forde, av-
stralski vojni minister, svari in
pravi, da Sc bodo Japonci, XII 50
bill porazeni ma Papui, kjer so
bile unieene njihove cete, XII so
STEELE $4,000 MOI, zopet vrnili
ter izvedli ma Papuo svoj proti-
napad.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
VAzNO!

Ameriska vlada v Washing
tOnu kakor tudi angleska VIA
da v Londonu Opozarjata ma
nocojsnje vazno naznanilo, XII
DO dano potion radia oh desc
tin zvecer. Naznanilo Sc DO tt
kalo vaznih konferenc, XII so Sc
vrsile med zavezniskfmi drzav-
niki in vojaskimi poveljniH 2 O.
zirom ma skupno p~oveljstvo, "a
veznisko strategic in ma bodo-
&c v0dstyo vojne. Nase ljudi
opOzarjamO, da ne preslisijo t.
ga por0cila, XII DO odda jano pre-
ko vseh radio : postal danes, oh
desetih zveeer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
DNEVN0 p0vELJE
(ETAM 5OvJET5kIH ARMAD
Stain Sc kot vrhovni poveljnik zahvaljuje
poveljstvu ter vojastvu rdecih armad,
XII je izvojevalo zadnje sijajne
image.
. DVEH MESECIH 50 ZAJELI RUSI 100000 NACI.
STOV, RAZBILI 1O2 SOVRAzNI DIVIZIJI
IN O~SVOBODILI PAS MIL OZEMLJA

Josip Stain je tidal vceraj
sovjetskim armadam kot Mi
how vrhovni poveljnik dnevno
povelje, v katerem je izjavil, da
so Rust izvojevali velike in vaz-
ne image, da so v dveh mese-
cih zajeli 100000 nacijskih vo-
jakov, unicili 1O2 sovrazni divi-
ziji ter napredovali 245 mill.
Nemci so PRIMAL umik IL Vo-
.ronjeza, rekoc, da so Sc umak-
Mill cato, da ~"skrajsajo svojo
bojno crto."
Vesti ruskih komunikejev
Ruski komunike naznanja, da
je bio v zadnjem napadu ma
Voronjez zajetih nadaljnih H.
900 Nemcev, s cemer je naraslo
stevilo zajetih Nemcev ma tel
'front.' ma $4,000.
Dale naznanja ruski komu-
nike, da so ruske cete ma Kav-
kazu napredovale Is do "a mill,
ma stepah JUNE Rostovske pro-
vince pa so zavzele vecje stevilo
nadaljnih vasi.
Stalinovo dnevno povelje
Stain pravi v svojem dnev-
mem povelju: "Moje cestitke
moStvu rdece armada, njenim
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
i+o|iionske voiske mad
miroIiubnim kmeekm prebivoIs+vom
zviren opis poletne laske "ofenzive'' v Sloveniii

Prejeli smo il domovine kro-
nologicen opis dogodkov v Slo-
veniji, XII so Sc odigrali prete-
klega julia oh priliki zacetka
laske ofenzive.
Vceraj srno objavili porocilo
ocividca, XII je prisostvoval poll
cijskemu preganjanju in izgonu
v. konfinacijo ogromnih mnozic
n~edolznega ljubljanskega prebi-
valstva. To je bill uvod. Danes
prinasamo porocilo o pravem
zacetku italijanskih "ofenziv-
nih" operacij.
Dne 16. julia 1912 Sc je zace-
la v Sloveniji italijanska ofenzi-
va prot partizanom. Javili smo
Re, da je bio tekom te ofenzive
ubitih okrog 1000 Slovencev,
preko 10000 odpeljanih v inter-
nacijo ter porusenih in pozga-
nih mad 40 slovenskih vasi in
naselij. Sedaj smo prejeli raz-
ma detaljna porocila o poteku te
ofenzive, 0 bojih ter o grozovi-
tostih, XII SO Jill potential Itali-
JAM.
Porocila so pisana v kronolo-
gicnem redu, kakor so Sc vrstili
dogodki. Prispela so Cd vec
strani in cd vec porocevalcev,
|tako da &c bodo morda tn ali
tam ponavljala.
Ops dnevnih dogodKov v Slove-
MIL ineseca Julia 1912
Italijaai 20 priceli ofenzivo. "
noci Cd Is. ma 16. julij je. skoro
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-26
SHIRT NACIJSKEGA
GENERALA

Svedska, rs
januarja. - Porocilo v casopi'
SUI Die Deutsche Allgemeine lei
tung naznanja, da je bill ma rus
XII 'front.' "v nesreci" ubit gene
raj Bogislav Won Studnitz, in 81
Ger tri dni pc smrti svojega 81.
ma, XII je bill ubit ma ruski 'front.'
v akciji. Leta 1910 je bill gene.
raj Studnitz desna roka genera.
la Stuelpnagela, poveljnika oku.
pacijskih Get Pariza.