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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09
Democratic Primaries
To Be Staged Sept. IL
Town Committee Agrees on Shorter Hours for Ballot
ing; Tickets Must Be Filed Monday, Sept Is

sit In session between 8 and 8 p. m.
on Monday, Sept. 10, at headQuar-
ter. Party rules that such q session
shall be held on the fourth day
preceding the primary and that, at
least eight days preceding the priTn-
airy the official call shall be issued.
If not more than one ticket Of
delegates is presented to the Town
Committee next Monday night vot-
ing will take place at headquarters.
However, 1t is expected that VIII
liam j. Cavanaugh will present q
full slate Of delegates, although
there have been rumors that he
might withdraw at the last moment
or might contest the administration
ticket Of Mayor John s. Monogan
in only few of the wards. Forces
Of the latter claim that their ticket
is now ready for filing.
For the most part voting places
selected by the Democrats are
schools and firehouses. In District
1-6 there will be a temporary vot-
ing booth at 314 Atwood avenue,
which has been the customary spot
in the past primary elections. In
District les q vacant store at the
corner Of Wood and Carpmill street
will be utilized. Formerly the Slo-
cum Schcool was used here, but
complaints were registered with
Democratic officials about the dis
lance voters had to walk and the
hilly approach.
The Masonic Temple will again
be used for district 81, as will
O'Donnells Hall on Washington
street for District 4-3. A vacant
store at 173 Willow street will be
the polling place for district 81,
while the Franco-American Club
will be district Ais polling place.
A change has been made In the
voting place in district SIS, station
ed at times on Taylor and Wolcott
streets. This years polling will be
in vacant store at 807 East Main
street, just around the corner from
Wolcott street.
An apparent difficulty has been
encountered by Democratic COM
and leaders in district
SO, where no voting place was inn
mediately assigned today. In other
years voting, both or primaries and
elections, was at the corner Of Rob-
bins and Colley streets, but this
site Is no longer available. A site
was being sought today by Town
Committee Secretary Cornelius r
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09
The DUMA1NE FAMILY.
IN MEMORIAM
In memory of my husband
Peter FItxHenry

In memory of my husband
Peter FitEHenry
There Is but one great Sorrow,
In time must come to all;
When he goes
And comes no more.
IT'S a terrible blow
That we never recover,
A wound that
Never will heal
But after all
/ know he's happy,
Upon the other side.
And somehow ! feel
Him trying to tell me
That he is satisfied.
So I dry my bitter tears
As he would want me too.
StAnd Pray Rest Sweet Rest"
To the one who was so true.
MARY A. FITz HENRY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09

Shorter hours for the 1913 Demo-
nfntic Primary election than pre-
vailed last year were voted at q
meeting OF the Executive Committee
81 the Democratic Town COMMITTEES
held last night at party headquar-
lers, 70 North Main street. The COM
mittee authorized Chairman Maurice
r. Tangney to issue the official call
Tor the primary today.
The primary will be held on
friday, Sept. II, from 1880 to 800
b. m. Last year the committee also
recognized the fact that many party
enrollees would be unable to vote
during the customary primary vot-
ting hours: 4:30 to $3.50 p. m, and
consequently extended them from
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09

NSSAAbAAAAS0 AASAAA s<@S ~
ready secretly prepared the coup
d'etat during the past few days, u
the broadcast said.
The King listened attentively tc
Mussolini and at the end Of his re-
port said:
Successor Designated
II wish to inform you that your
successor as prime minister has
already been designated. He has, In
fact, already assumed his new
duties. He is Marshal Badoglio.
VIII you please put yourself at his
disposal2"
Mussolini argued that he felt
strong enough to resist the crown
and, II necessary, even the army.
But even while the meeting was 60
ing on, Badoglio appointed a new
Rome police force head and put the
Royal Carabinieri under his person
al command. The commanders OF
the Fascist militia received fake
kilograms informing them that the
militia had been incorporated in the
army.
AS Mussolini emerged from the
kings private residence, a colonel OF
the Carabinieri, who was accom-
panied by several other officers, told
him:
"Excellency, I have been ordered
to arrest you. I ask you therefore to
enter this car" pointing to an am
bularlce which had taken the nlace
Of MuSsolini's own car.
When he resisted, he was over
powered and spirited away. Later
his place Of detention was changed
q number Of times.
Thus II Duce was criminally and
treacherously abducted by the trail
tor clique and the Italian people
delivered to shame and disgrace, /"
the Man account concluded.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09


italian Navy, merchant marine and
air force to proceed to designated
Allied points along the Mediter-
ranea1l.
It was estimated that there were
approximately 80 divisions Of italian
troops In the Balkans which the
Germans would be required to re-
place as q result Of the surrender
and thus place q heavy strain on
the Nazi military machine already
taxed by the heavy Russian often
sive.
Capitulation Of Italy brought re-
ports from throughout the continent
Of increasing uneasiness among the
uncontrolled Balkan States.
Swedish press reports from the
Balkan capitals indicated that
Italy's surrender was shaking the
entire flinsy structure of the Na1
order In southeastern Europe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09
n ozi General
Escopes Death

London, Sept. .. (UP)-F1eld
Marshal q. Albert Kesselring, Nazi
commander In italy, escaped death
yesterday during the raid by U. s.
flying fortresSes on Frascati, Italy,
only by q miracle" Radio Rome
said today.
An italian Stefani News Agency
dispatch said Kesselring barely
missed being buried In the debris
when his quarters received q bomb
hit,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09
FUNERALS

The funeral of Mrs. James j.
Bracken, will be held from the
Bergin Funeral Home, 200 East
Main St.. tomorrow at $3.50 o'clock,
to the Church of the Immaculate
Conception at 8. Burial win be in the
family plot, Calvary cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral
home this afternoon and evening.
The funeral Of John T. McGrath
Of New Haven, former resident OF
Waterbury, was held today at 10
a. m. from the Sisk Bros. Funeral
Home, 1913 Dwight Street, New
Haven, to st. Demands Church.
that city. Burial was in st. James
cemetery, Derby.
The funeral Of Walter p. Becker,
Of Hamden. former resident OF Wa
terbury. was held from the Sisk
Bros. Funeral Home. 1913 Dwight
Street. New Haven, today at 200
p. m. Burial was In Beaverdale
Memorial Park.
The funeral Of Thomas Hartigan,
husband of Josephine (Flnnanl
Hartigan Of i47 Savings street. was
held from the Muiviile Funera!
Homo 270 West Main street, today
ri eii6. 10 the Immaculate Con-
ceptlon Church At Q, where Rev.
Phillip Hnssey was the eelebrant.
assisted BY Rev. Paul 6podnik az
deacon and Rev. George Kelley a.
subdeaoon. A special musical pro-
eram was provided By Professor
Frederick Harmon, oFganlst. Burial
YES IN Calvary cemetery, with the
eommlial b. Rev. @poanlk,
Bearers we're Thomas MaheF,
Thomas planagnn. Thomas Martin
james Rlee, Maurice uaeay and
5nfn fIITANion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09
Chairman

1880 10 $50 p. m. 1t was argued
last night, however, that the vote
cast after p. m. was negligible and
not caused by working hours.
Voting is to be by districts with
the Ave wards entitled to 90 dele
gates and 5 alternates, apportioned
as follows: Ward l. 6 delegates and
/ alternate; ward 2, delegates and
alternate; ward 3, delegates and
alternate; ward 4. 6 delegates and
alternate; ward 5, delegates and
alternate. There will be tickets Of
delegates elected to three conven-
tions-city, town and school.
For the purpose Of receiving
tickets to be voted upon at the
primary the Town Committee will
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09
Advertising Man
Dies At IS

Boston, Sept. o-(UP)- Julius
Mathews, IS, nationally known ad-
vertising man and treasurer and
principal stakeholder Of the Bidde-
ford. Me-, Journal died yesterday at
his home here.
He was president Of the Julius
Mathews Special Agency Of Boston
National Advertising Representative
which he established more than 4C
years ago. He represented approx
mately so eastern newspapers In the
national advertising field,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09

Cavanaugh-for.AE headquar-
ters viii be located ct liD Grand
street, Buckingham building, 1t was
announced today. The task Of In
stalling the necessary office equip-
ment, telephone and Illumination
and other details were underway
this morning and afternoon and by
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09

Local youths who have just COM
pleted basic training at the Naval
Station at Sampson, N. Y, and are
on leave include: Ronald F. Car
roll, son Of Mrs. Thomas Carroll Of
II Cherry street; John G.. Devino,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Devino
Of 756 Highland avenue; Ugo
D,Agostino, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oreste D'Agostino Of 76 Rose street
and Edward Fitzgerald, son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. j. Fitzgerald Of So Bea-
con street. Upon their return all
will be assigned for additional in
struction and then may qualify for
petty officer ratings.
Private John Bannon Of 1876 Wall
street Is receiving Army training at
the Orlando Air Base, Florida. He
is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tobias
Bannon.
Private First Glass Aygcrem j.
Jonus Of 264 Hamilton avenue has
completed an airplane mechanics
course at Keesler Field, Miss.
Sergeant Edward F. Culhane of
johnson street has been transferred
from Vallejo, Calf, to Fort Custer
Mich.
Daniel J. Lovallo, of IS Hopkins
street has been promoted to serg-
cant at Camp Lee, Va, where he Is
serving with a quartermaster unit.
James P. Corcoran Of 2l1 Moro
Court has resumed duties at the
San Francisco Naval base after
spending furlough at his home. He
Is seaman second class.
Private First Glass Louis e. Arch
ambault, Jr., Of Garrigus court has
completed a radio operation course
at Scott Field, Ill.
Private Edna P. Sherwood of Wa
tertown has been assigned with a
Marine Corps Women's Reserve unit
to the motor transport school at
New River, N. c.
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 9-Charles
M. Cipriano, 81, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Cipriano, 102 North
Elm street, Waterbury, Conn.,, grad
uated this week from course ir
aircraft radio equipment conducted
by the Army Air Forces Training
Command at the Philco Radio cor
poration school here.
Following this thorough training
Cipriano has been selected to attend
a third radio school which will pre-
pare him for a radio operators as
signment aboard an AAF bomber.
Before his enlistment September
81, Cipriano was a tool maker for
the Eyelet Speciality Co. He is a
graduate of Leavenworth high
school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends, relatives and nelghbors, and
ScoyilPs, Waterbury Clock, for floral
offerings and the expressions of
sympathy and Kindness shown us
during our recent bereavement, the
death of our beloved husband and
father, Emile Dumaine.
(Signed)
The DUMAINE FAMILY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09
FIREMEN CHECK
ASH BOX BLAZE

Firemen Of engine company ex-
tinguished q fire In an ash box be-
longing to Mrs. Rose Rosi, "a
Easton Ave-, this morning. No dam
age was caused.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09
COMMUNICATIONS CUT

Stockholm, Sept. 9.-(UP)-Tele-
phone and telegraph communica-
lions between Sweden and Italy were
broken at 0 a. m. today. Rome radio
also failed to answer calls.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09
R0AIRERR ATTACK

London, sept. 0. (UP)-MaEAndeT
medium bolnbers OF the Eighth
United States air force attacked
targets IN the boulogne ares Of the
French coast today.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09
THEIR MOTHER
WELL AGAIN

Y e S - and
this Once is
also happy
to know that
NJ r S. r =
a ( t e r one
whole y e a r
Of sick n e SIS
is again well
a n d hap
PLY engaged
In her regu-
| q r house.
hold activi-
ties. A n d
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09
OBITUARY

BARTO-Peter Louis Barto, In
FAINT son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Barto Of
40 Carroll street Of Naugatuck died
Wednesday morning at st. Marys
hospital, Waterbury.
A service took place at the Nc
Carthy funeral home, 81 Cedar
street, Naugatuck, yesterday after
noon and burial was In Grove ceme-
terry, Naugatuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09
MASS

BTcKELvEY A FIRST anniversary
Mass of requiem will be celebrated
Friday morning, at $500 o'clock, at
the st. Michaels Church, Water
Vile, for the repose of the soul Of
the late Francis McKelvey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09

DEMPSEY-Thomas v. Dempsey,
proprietor Of Dempseys landing at
Bantam lake, died Monday morning
after a brief illness. He was born
in Bantam, the son of Thomas and
Mary (Ryan) Dempsey, and received
his education in Bantam and Itch
field schools.
Mr.. Dempsey is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Augusta Long Of
Bantam; two grandchildren, Tom
my and Thelma Long; five brothers,
Charles and Martin of Bantam,
James Of Brooklyn, N. Y, Michael
Of Waterbury, and John of South
Bend, Ind; three sisters, Mrs. Jack
Rogers and Town Clerk Theresa
Dempsey, both of Litchheld, and
Mrs. Walter Norman of Waterbury;
and several nieces and nephews.
The funeral was held from the
Gleeson funeral home, Torrington,
this morning to st. Anthony's
church, Litchf1eld, at o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09

the CuFlias 6eagull Il said 10 be
tie fastest baliio1hip and cruiser
based plane b operation with Ne
3. 8 Nla1A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09

Rev. Philip @. Skehan. O.P., pro-
fessor Of political science at Provi-
dence College in 1e34-1935 and con-
tinuously since 1888, entered the
Naval Training School for Chap
lains, Williamsburg, Va, this week
with the rank Of lieutenant, Very Rev
John J. Dillon, OPP, president Of
Providence College, announced to-
day. He Is the son Of Mrs. Charles
F. Skehan Of 1904 cambridge ave-
nue., New York City and Of the late
Charles F. Skehan.
Father Skehan, the nephew Of
Rev. John j. Sullivan, O.P., profess
sor Of art at Providence College
since 1882, was born on September
20, 1901 in Anderson, Indiana. He
graduated from Hyde Park High
school, Chicago and received his
Bachelor of Arts degree from Prov
idence College In 1925. He holds q
Bachelor Of Laws degree from Ford
ham University Law School, and In
1888 he received a Master of Laws
degree from the Catholic University
Of America Law School.
He was protested at Saint Rose
Priory, Springfield KY, in 1925 and
was ordained a priest in the Order
of Preachers by Most Rev. Michael
j. Curley DID, Archbishop Of Bal
tirnore and Washington, at Saint
Dominic's church, Washington, D.
C., in 1882.
Edward g. Corrigan, seaman, sec.
ond class, who has been at radio
school for the past II weeks, COM
pletes his course tomorrow at the
Navy Training Station, Newport,
Rhode Island. He will have o sew
eral-day leave while awaiting a new
assignment. Seaman Corrigan will
spend his leave with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Corrgan Of Fair
lawn.
Salvatore S. Sapio, Of s6l North
Main street, who Is serving with O
bombardment squadron at Alexan-
.dria, La, has been advanced to the
grade Of corporal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09
Full Weather Report

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AaL NEW EN0LANp - Cen.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09
Surrender
Echoes

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09
The Fate Of
MussoIini

Continued from Page y
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09

Sergeant Edward F. Culhane of
johnson street has been transferred
from Vallejo, Calf, to Fort Custer,
Mich.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09

especially happy in the knowl-
edge that Chiropractic Treat
ments restored her to Health
after months Of other doctoring
had failed.
Once records Of the past "a
years show many Of the follow
Ing cases restored 10 Health.
Chronic Headaches, Dizziness,
stomach Trouble, Asth m .,
ChFonie Coughs, kidney Dls0r.
ders, NeuFltls, Rheumatism,
Back Pains, Liver and Gall
BLADDER Trouble, Nervous
Breakdown, Female Disorders,
Bowel Weakness, seiatiea, Nigh
and Low Bleed Pressure, etc.,
and etc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09
Allies Hold
nvosion Try

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09

Daniel J. Lovallo, Of IS Hopkins
street has been promoted to serg-
cant at Camp Lee, Va. where he Is
serving with quartermaster unit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09

Private First Glass Aygcrem j.
Jonus Of 1884 Hamilton avenue has
completed an airplane mechanics
course at Keesler Field, Miss.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09

James P. Corcoran Of 2ll Moro
Court has resumed duties at the
San Francisco Naval base after
spending furlough at his home. He
Is a seaman second class.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09

Salvatore S. sapio, Of se1 North
Main street, who Is serving with q
bombardment squadron at Alexan-
.dria, La, has been advanced to the
grade Of corporal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09

Private John Bannon Of 1876 Wall
street Is receiving Army training at
the Orlando Air Base, Florida. He
is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tobias
Bannon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09

Private First Glass Louis e. Arch
ambault, Jr., Of Garrigus court has
completed a radio operation course
at Scott Field, III.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-20

oh s. uri zvecer, v Slovenskem
narodnem domu, IA $3.50 Sta
nley Ave.
Dragi ljubitelji slovenske pc
smi, vljudno ste vabljeni, da po-
settle ia koncert, ker lie S tenn
boste pokazali, da Sc zanimate,
da Sc ohrani slovenska pesem.
Pevcem bcste dali veselje, da
nadaljujejo z vajami, ker ne We
me koliko casa DO Sc donela slo-
venska pesem. Mnogo pevskih
drustev je morale, zalibog, ze
prenehati, nekaj jih je pa, XII Sc
Sc komai drzijo skupaj, ker
mladi fantje morajo oditi X vo-
jakom.
Nase drustvo Sc nj izgubilo
do sedaj nobenega pevca, ali ne
vemo &c bono "a drugi koncert
Sc vsi skupaj. zeleti hi bio, da
hi ia vojna enkrat Re preneha-
la in da bi zopet zagrmela slo-
venska pesem "Buci morje adri-
jansko", nekdaj bio 81 slovan-
sko"..
To je Re stara pesem ALI "a
drustvo "Planina" je nova, ker
DO zapeta ma koncertu. Upam,
da DO pc tel vojni Sc bolj z We
seljem zapeta.
Torej, Sc enkrat vas vljudno
vabim, pridite ma %. maja, Oh
8. uri zvecer v Slovenski narod-
nj dom Maple Heights.
Pc koncertu DO igral dober
orkester ]. Sulen.
Ia vsestransko postrezbo pa
janet veselicni odbor.
Ma svidenje!
Vincent Zimsek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-20
Priredba SLOW. sole SIND

Cleveland, Ohio. - Dne %.
maja Oh $3.50 uri popol. Sc DO
v Slovenskem narodnem domu
ma St. Clair Ave. vrsila pred
stava Slovenske mladinske sole.
Pc predstavi DO zabava S pie
SOM.
Otroci Slovenske Sole bodo
vprizorili dive enodejanki: "Se.
strin varuh' in "Materin god".
Tudi par deklamacij DO. Daniel
la Lokar DO igrala ma klavir,
Daniel Lokar in Johnny Glavi6
pa hosta igrala ma harmoniko.
Vsi triie bodo igrali slovenske
pesmi. Tudi nekaj preprostega
petja DO.
Use obcinstvo je prav vljud-
no vabljeno. Pridite in veselite
Sc z naso slovensko mladino!
Date jim pogum in veselje,
da Sc bodo Sc bolj radi ,ucili slo-
venscine! Pomagajte tenn otro-
kom k CHM vecjemu moralnemu
uspehu. Pridite matere, ocetj7
in prijatelji slovenske mladine,
prepricajte Sc osebno koliko
slovenscine SC sposobni vasi o.
troci!
Ma svidenje!
Mrs. VIM. Kennick,
uciteljica.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-20
Pismo IL Chicago

Cenjeni urednik "Enakoprav-
nosti": -
Vedno citam Vase vzpodbud-
Nc clanke. Neizpodbitne dokaze
innate "a vse one, XII Sc Sc sedai
sencijo pod S~nojevo marelo. Me-
usahljivi viri Sc vedno MOTTO
urednika Rozenkranca. Nj Sc H.
bruhnil IL globocin socijalistic-
mega zelodca kosmatega komu-
nista. Napredna Chicago ma
Lawndalu nj vec rdeca, ne zele-
ma, ne rumena, ampak brez VISA
Ike farbe.
Pred % lett so bill "a jugeslo-
vansko federativno republiko,
zdaj je n~epremagljiv gospod Ro-
zenkranc "a "zdruzeno Sloveni-
jo pod Spojovo komando".
lin, krlz bozji,. kaj bi Sc m,u-
zah, 2 besedo ma dan, .kaj bi Sc
davili in j~ecljali: Nj smo "a
kralja, "a srbskega diktatorja.
Minister Snoj ina. Sc denar.
Tavzente ina. Kar dale in igra
nesramno ylogp med ameriski-
mi Slovenci. On hoee, da Sc te-
pemo, urednik. Pc tristo dollar
jew Jill PLAGUE. Ia .trideset sre-
hernikoy Sc lahko proda Yso ma
predno druhal. Cudne case ina
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-20

No ia, sal clo-
vek ne We mix
dar, kedaj izgu-
hi dobrega pri-
jatelja. Skoro
cello leto sem
mu nosil (sec-
ond hand) CT
gare, da jih je
v fajfi.-
IaKo mi Je ne
XII dobri rojak
dial zadnjo ne
deljo Sc dive
baksi "a NIGGA.
Ko Jill prinesem
tia, mi odgovo-
ri njegova So
proga, mo-, mas
oce ne DO mic
vec kadil tvojih
cigar" No, kaj
pa je sedaj "a
m camera? Pa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-20

uk. O svobodoborcih Europe Gin kje V Evropi ~najdete
boil zasluzene, neustrasne in hrabre sVobodoborcek ot so
jugosovanski partizani), je receno V glavnem uredniskem
"New York Times-a" Cd petka, Ia. maja:
"Noben jerk nina primernih besed, S katerimi bi Sc
moglo dostojno in pravicno oceniti heroizem mucenikov,
XII Sc bore v dezelah, v katerih mrgoli ~sovrazne soldateske
in njenih vohunov. I'll borci so resnicna trdnjava Evro-
pei"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-20

town. pies. Anglia ina ma svo-
jih rokah enak, &c ne Sc vecji
problem. Zakaj njena bodoca
vloga v svetu DO odvisna pred
vsem cd - ruske kooperacije.
Kdo nam DO ~pomagal? Ali NOR
da Kitajci, XII so sami TAXI re-
vezi, da rabijo pomoc vsega sve-
ia?
Edino Russia je tista, XII mo-
re in zmore vse "a mas. In &c
hocete prico, innate predsednika
Ceho-slovaske republike Benesa,
XII je re davno pred svetovno
vojno sklenil z Rusijo bratske
pogodbe in XII je danes edini
MOI, kateri We, kako DO treba
urediti Evropo, da Sc j zajam-
ci stalni mir.
Je Sc tretje vprasanje, mimo
haterega hi ne smell til kongres
in ia je: ekonomski problem V
Jugoslaviji. Kakor veste, je We
cinoma vse, kar premore Jugo-
slavija, V rokah tujega kapita-
la. Dobicki gredo V inozeinstvo
- domacinom ostaja lie skrom-
ma placica in borno zivljenje.
Citajte finan6ne strani pc We
likih listih ameriskih. re danes
81 meljejo roke kapitalisti, Xxi
cakajo samo trenutka, ,da Sc
konca voina, pa bodo planili
vsak pc svojem plenu. V Jugo-
slaviji - Rumuniii, Grski, v
Severni Afriki - vse povsod je
proprietor mednarodni kapital,
XII samo caka prilike, da izko-
risti vse: bogastva zemlje in
ljudi.
Kaj je svobodna domovina v
rokah tujega velekapitala? Sa-
mo dekla, XII "a revno odskodni-
no opravi VISA najtezja della pr
hist.
Ali nj bila naloga kongresa
zahtevati, da sc vse narodno b.
gastvo enc zemlje nacijonalizi-
ra? Kako DO pa zivelo ljudstvo,
&c mu bodo tujci pokradli vse
sproti, kar pridobi, kar pridela
Kdo je gospodar enc zemlje?
Tisti XII ina moe. In KIDD lima
moe? Tisti, XII ina denar, kapi-
tai.
&c Sc to ne uredi, predno sc
uredi vprasanje meja in funda-
menta, DO mas narod tam, ko,
der je bill. Zakaj mednarodni ka-
pital je sila, XII nj mic boljsa cd
laskega fasizma ali nemskega
nacizma.
Slovenski kongres - kje 81
bill, kaj 81 delal in koga 81 "a
stopal, tedaj, ko 81 Sci mimo teh
bazicnih vprasanj p1azne fra
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-20
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