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The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-01
Buy More Bonds,
Pvt. Grey Soys
Dear John Neal:

Dear John Neal:
When we boys came down to this
field there wasn't much to work
with-very little guns. bombs and
only q few planes. It's different
now. of course. AND that's due to
the war bond and stamp buying of
you people back home.
Some people, I understand. just
can't get the idea that we're up
against something big and that it's
going to take plenty of planes and
guns to get the job over with.
These people just read the papers
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-01

Boyd f. Payton, Local 1884 vice.
president. writing for the union,
said that these tactics constitute
a serious undermining of the mo-
rale of the workers. a dangerous
attempt TO create divisions and inn
pede the efforts of labor to promote
and extend unity and strength for
victory"
The unions proposals included:
l. lnduStry-wide conferences to ac-
compliSh induStry-wide collective
bargaining sterilization agreements
covering wages. hours. working
conditions for the particular in
dustry. This would have the effect,
Payton said, 10 eliminate the neces-
sity of considering hundreds of
cases in the same industry where
the issues are the same.
SETTING DATES
2. A clear-cut policy of setting
the effective dates of wage adjust
ments for renewed and firSt-time
contracts. This would avert hum
dreds of cases from the WLB.
3. The establishment of machine
cry through which agreements pro-
viding for wage determinations on
new jobs and automatic arbitration
of such questions. With wage rates
in mass industry changing con-
stantly. because of installation of
new machinery, process changes.
etc, unions and companies must
go to the WLB for approval of
wage rates everytime a wage rate
is set up. The proposal would elm
mate the necessity of going to the
WLB.
4. The Incorporation in all con-
tracts of clause for arbitration of
all disputes. Many contracts do
not include such a clause now al
established. Employers may re-
fuse TO adjust grievances. and may
suggest that each grievance be
taken to the WLB. This results,
Payton, pointed out. in many griev-
ances remaining unsettled. and
clogs up the WLB machinery.
I'VE are well aware of the neces-
sity of the War Labor Board" Pay.
ton concluded. land we do not
wish to censure its efforts. How.
ever, we feel that certain improve
ments can be made"
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-01

position as one oil the strongest
win-the-war organizations in the
state and nation.
Meyers, whose leadership of the
union and of the State Clio Coun-
Gil was characterized as States
manlike." left for the Army in
blaze of glory. He reported the
War Labor Board panels recon-
mendations of wage adjustments
and union shop and checkoff for
Celanese workers.
Three banquets were given for
Meyers by CLIO leaders in Wash
ington and Baltimore and his local
union in Cumberland. He was
showered with gifts and praise by
nationally prominent labor and
government officials and his fellow
workers.
In the banquet given him by
Local 1874. Meyers said he was
"honored and proud TO have been
chosen by the Celaese workers to
lead Local 1874. 1t is the best
union in the country, our record
proves it,"
PRAISES MEMBERSHIP
Praising the rank and file work.
ers as the backbone of our union"
Meyers pointed out you can al
ways replace officers. but never the
rank and file."
Explaining that 'isolationism"
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-01
BOARD OF TRUSTEES

BOARD OF TRUSTEES
WALTER BARNHART, of Cum
berland. is committeeman in en-
gineering.
ROY T. CRAZE. of Cumberland.
Is sub-chairman in spinning.
CHARLES w. DAVIDSON, of
Winchester Road. is committee
man in spinning.
JOHN Fl. DEREMER, of Cumber-
land. is a member of the board of
trustees and is committeeman
in engineering.
CHARLES (BUCK) JONES. of
Cumberland, is a member OF the
board of trustees. and a commit
teeman In filtration.
LEE A. EMERSON. of Frostburg.
works in the dyehouse.
JAMES (RED) MPF. of
Ridgely. Is committeeman in
service.
GEORGE LAYM AN, of Vale
Summit. is member of the board
of trustees, and is committee
man in engineering.
JOSEPH w. LEASURE. of Cum
berland. is a member of the board
of trustees, and is a committeeman
in engineering.
EDWIN VAN METER. of Cum
berland. is a member of the board
of trustees, and a committeeman
in service.
AUDITING COMMITTEE
JAMES CHAPEL. of Barton. is
a member of the auditing commit
tee. and a committeeman in dye
house.
GEORGE Fl. KNOTS of Cumber-
land. is a member of the auditing
committee and a committeeman in
service.
EARL NIXON. of Cumberland,
is a member of the auditing COM
mittee and a committeeman in
service.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
JAMES B. CROSS, of Cumber-
land. Is a committeeman in dye
house
ERNEST w. (FIRPOO GRADY,
of Keyser. is a committeeman in
engineering.
WARDEN
ESTER II. NULL. of Cum
berland. is committeeman in
spinning.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-01

Are you doing your part towards
keeping the morale of your broth
ers in the service up? DO you take
a half hour off each day to writing
letters to the serviceman you
know? If you are, here are a few
more addresses of servicemen TO
add to your correspondence list.
But if you're not, here are some
addresses to start you off on some
correspondence.
Write today. Our men need your
letters.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-01
Truck Drivers in Army

Men who operated Americas
trucks and tractors in peace time
form the largest single civilian &C.
cupational group in the Army, ac-
cording TO a War Department an
nouncement. A survey has revealed
that 106 out of every 1000 men in
Quoted into the Army are skilled
in the operation of such types of
automotive equipment.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-01
StreonIine WLB.
Local 1874 Asks

CUMBERLAND Jan. 29-Specifc proposals to streamine
and strengthen the machinery of the War Labor
vanced by Local 1874 William L. Davis of the WB
The proposals followed the unions charge annon
employers attempting clog the WBs machinery by de-
berate provocaon and persistent adjust grievances
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-01
Council Meeting

Seattle. WASH. Jan. S0-The fifth
convention of the Washington
State Industrial Union Council will
be held here at the Moose Temple.
March 3d. according to the official
call sent out by President Jack
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-01

The New York Association for
the Blind started its scrap drive
by placing two large barrels in the
lobby. to which blind contributors
were directed by an announcement
in Braille.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-01

Cadet John Martin,
Ritchey Flying Service,
Vernon, Texas.
PFC Werner j. Winner,
Hq. 314th TIC. Group A.A.F..
Knobnostic AAB.
Warrensburg. Missouri.
AIS George w. Martin,
Co. 1944-23 & "a Br..
Camp Green Bay, U.S.N.T.S.,
Great Lakes, Illinois.
Pvt. Arthur Schusterman.
Hq. Squadron. 303 Service Group
Will Rogers Field.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-01

had no room in Local 1874, Meyers
said "we're beginning to realize
that what happens in Europe. Rus
STA. Africa and Asia has a direct
bearing upon what happens here.
Our union is expanding. 1t and
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-01

Five Chrysler employees have
been car-sharing since 1887. cut
ting transportation expenses so
per cent on their 50-mile daily
daily round-trip to work.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-01

SOOu StdtiuliiS tiIiOu6h DCSChhDCA
for 1913. Ballots were to be re-
turned by midnight, Feb. 8, the
deadline.
Charles Graham. chairman of the
nine-man election committee. ex-
planned that the committee will be
In session Thursday and Friday,
Feb. 4 and 5 when all eligible men,
bers who haven't received ballots
should phone or appear before the
board. The board can be reached
at Textile Hall and every effort
to mail a ballot will be made.
Graham said.
Ballots will be counted Feb. 3,
and daily reports of standings will
be issued by the committee. Ora
ham said. Immediately after the
committee determines the results
of the election. a run-off election.
II necessary, will be held.
In the main election. a majority
of votes cast is necessary TO win.
while in a run-off election. a plu-
rality is necessary to win, Graham
reported.
SKETCHES OF
CANDIDATES
Brief sketches of candidates for
Local 1874 offices are printed be-
low.
PRESIDENT
JACOB M. LEWIS. of Bowling
Green, is committeeman and
former chairman of the dyehouse.
BOYD E. PAXTON. of Cresap-
town, is vice-president of the union
and former chairman of c. A.
WALTER r. (RELIX WAL
TIERS. of Frostburg, is chairman
of engineering.
NONRESIDENT
EVA CLANCY. of Cumberland.
Is a committeewoman in service.
WILLIAM MEAGHER, of Cresap-
town. is recording secretary of the
union and a committeeman In en-
cheering.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LESTER H. JAY. of Cumberland,
is chairman of spinning.
JOHN G.. (JACK) THOMAS. Of
Cumberland, is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of the union.
RECORDING SECRETARY
GENEVIE (JEAN) MEYERS. Of
Cumberland, is chs lrman of
twisting.
JOHN E. NEAL, of Cumberland.
works in spinning.
EXECUTIVE BOARD
PLAYFORD S. ALDRIDGE. of
Cumberland, is chairman of bobbin
stories.
MICHAEL o. (OSCAR) BLAKE,
of Cumberland. is a committeeman
In engineering.
HAROLD BOSLEY, of Ridgely,
Is a committeeman i'm spinning.
EDWARD (EDDIE) BROOK
MAN, of Cumberland. Is commit
teeman in dyehouse.
HOWARD (RED) BUSH. of Cum-
berland, lie a committeeman in
textile.
JANET CASTLE. of Cumberland,
is a member of the executive board
and is a committeewoman in tex
tile.
VIM. BOYD COLEMAN. of Cum
berland. is a member Of the execu-
tive board and works in textile.
PERIE MILLER, of Cumberland,
Is chairman of cap-spun.
N A 4
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-01
Meyers Becomes 1850
Local 1874'er in Army

CUMBERLAND, Jan. 29-George Meyers developed by
thousands of Ceanese unonSs labor leader of nation
wide prominence today took his place in the T. s. Army
The 3Oyear old president of Local 1874 entered the Army
buck private last week after leading the union its present
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-01
Local 1874 Mails
Ballots Greatest
Number i'm History

CUMBERLAND, JAM 29-The greatest number of ballots
union members in the history of Local 1874 mailed
out today by the unions election committee
of ballots eligible members members in
good standing through December in the unions election of officers
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-01
letters
From Our Men

major morale builder in the armed forces the letter
from home Every soldier sailor marine looks forward to
receiving letters to keep his touch with home
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-01

A Denver. Colo. bank vault,
weighing one ton. went to the
city's scrap drive.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-01

our members are taking theil
proper place in the community
And the working people all over
the world are sticking together
and fighting together. Because Of
that we're going to win and win a
peoples victory"
TRIBUTE TO MRS. MEYERS
A tribute TO Mrs. Catherine Mey-
ers, mother of the Local 1874 pres
ident, was voiced by DR.. Robert T.
Kerlin and Mrs. Julia Katz. ma
tional director of the Congress of
Women's AuXiliaries, CLIO. Mrs.
Meyers is true heroine. She has
given three sons 10 the service of
her country and may soon give a
fourth" Mrs. Katz said.
Local 1S74's members in the
armed forces whose mum Der
reached 1,750 as Meyers entered
the service, also came in for praise
by Sidney r. Katz, secretary-treas-
urer of the State CIO Council.
Boyd Z. Payton, who stepped up
from the vice-preSidency of the
union TO take over the helm of the
union, acted as POSTMASTER. John
G. Thomas. secretary-treasurer of
the union, presented an army kit
to Meyers as the gift of Local
1874. Ralph c. Beard, president Of
w. Md. Industrial Union Council,
presented a pen as a gift from
Local 26, URWA. Mrs. Evelyn
Coleman, president of the CLIO Wo-
mems Auxiliary in w. Md, spoke
briefly.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-01
ELECTION COMMITTEE: Losai 1874

Quoting the unions election, shown left
right front Kenneth TOOhey Gilbert Lewis william
Lauterbac, Sylvester Martin, and Chairman Charles Ora
ham. Top from left to right Russell Lvengood
Secretary Earl Snyder, George Crawford and Charles
Yelling
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-02-01

is a committeeman in engineering.
CHARLES (SMITTY) SMITH. of
La Vale. is a committeeman in en-
cheering.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09
DO CHA JE Sc DOLGA POT, SVARI
PREDSEDNIK ROOSEVELT

Predsednik Roosevelt je incl
snoci radijski govor v zvezi z
otvoritvijo kampanje "a tretje
vojno posojilo. Predsednik je IL
javil, da je podpis premirja z
Italijo velika zmaga "a Zedinje-
ne narode, toda opozoril je, da
Sc mora najprej Nemce izgnati
IL Italije, in da je pot do konc-
mega eliza Sc dolga.
Covered v kampanjf, katere
cilj je, da Sc proda "a Is mill
jard dolarjev vojnih bondov, je
nato predsednik opozoril, da Sc
mora nacije izgnati tudi il Fran
cije in vseh drugih zasedenih
dezel, Gin udariti moramo po
njih ma njihovi lastni zemlji cd
vseh strani."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09
p0GoJI pRIDEJ0 p0zNEJE,
b. IzJAvLjA GEN. EISENHOWER
Premirje je strogo vojasko; politicni in 60
spodarski pogoji morajo cakat

Rimom pretrgane. Nemsko po-
rocilo pravi, da so Italijani od-
klonili sprejem nujnih klicev, XII
so bill poslani skozi Budimpesto
ali Zurich.
, VISA znamenja kazejo, da je
podaja Italije odprla emo maj
bolj kriticnih poglaVij tekocega
konflikta.
Nemci v Italiji Sc bodo borili
Nemci imajo v Itakii, zlasti v
seventh provincial mogoene O.
borozene sile, o katerih nj mi
sliti, da bi Sc umaknile brez bo-
ia. z gotovostjo Sc torej lahko
prieakuje, da pride v bliznji bo-
docnosti do prvega velikega
spopada med anglo ameriski-
mi cetami in Nemci kje v Sc
verni Italiji, najbrze oh reki Po,
kamor so prihajala nemska OLA
eenja potem, ko je postalo jas
no, da padec Mussolinija nj av-
tomaticno :potegnil Italije il
konflikta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09
IMENOVANJE "kONZULTE'
BUBLJANI .~- .

Nedavao je bilo porocano, da
je bila imenovana v Ljubljani
zacetkom junija takozvana kon-
,zulta - zadnje Greziolijevo de-
10. Nasa vest pravi, da imeno-
vani MISC bill vprasani, temvec
so zvedeli O svojem imenovanju
IL casopisov. -.
v zvezi S tenn je zanimivo ma.
slednje porocilo il 'Bazovice St
7 z dne 81. junija 1943:
"Korporacija svobodnih protest.
onistov in umetnikOv"
je bila. ustanovljena v Ljublja.
nj. Predsednik inzenir Pirkma
jer. Odbor: dr.. Andrej Kuhal
in Stanko Knez "a pravni in tr
govski pododbor: DIR. Oton Ro
JIG in dr.. Kmet "a medicinsk
pododbor;; inz. Boleslav Likal
"a tehnicni pododbor: DIR. Bran
ko VrGen in prof. Sasa santel
"a umetniski pododbor.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09

z glavnega stana v severni
Afriki je gen. Eisenhower snoci
podal uradno izjavo, v kateri je
receno, da je podpis premirja z
Italijo samo vojaski, kar pa Sc
tice politicnih in ekonomskih
pogojev, jih bodo zavezniki spo-
rocili Italiji pozneje.
"Premirje je strogo vojaski in
strument, podpisan cd voja-
kov," Sc glasi tozadevni komu-
nike. "Vkljuceni MISC nobeni
politicni, financni ali ekonomskj
pogoji. I'll bodo uveljavljeni po'
zneje.
''Dovolitev premirja pomeni
lie ukinjenje sovraznosti med o.
borozenimi silami Italije in oni-
mi Zedinjenih narodov."
Telefon med Berlinom in Ri
nom ukinjen
Nemski prekomorski radio je
snoci naznanil, da so bile vse te-
lefonske vezi med Berlinom in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09

Wake, XII transportirajo Tito v
Nemcijo." G ,. ... .--
Jugoslovani obkQlijo oddelek ma
cistOv
'Daily News prinasa izvle-
eek il oddaj londonskega radia,
glasom katerega so jugoslovan-
ski patriot v vzhodni in cen
tralni Bosni zasedli mestece
Bjeljina in obkolili tamosnjo
nemsko posadko.
Ista oddaja, katero je zabele.
lila CHS pravi, da je polk hr'
vaske artilerije v celoti, 2 vsen
svojinl materijalom prestopil ns
stran upornikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09
<,2;jR
NaS$ii
fantje-uoji!aki

V ponedeljek je prisel ma do
pust il Alaske, Pfc. August
Korach, sin Mr.. in Mrs. August
Korach, 1898 E. "a st. Tu bo
ostal do srede, nakar sc povr-
ne v Seattle, Wash.
Ma dopust je prisel DIR. R. P.
Nadbath, sin poznane druzine
Mr.. in Mrs. Paul Nadbath, 979
E. "a St., XII Sc nahaja v NORMA
riski sluzbi, u. S. Naval Air
Base, v Bunker Hill, Ind. Donna
bo ostal "a pet dni, nakar pri-
cakuje, da DO poslan nekam v
JUNO pacificno zono. Svoje
zdravniske preizkusnje kot Gin
terne" je dovrsil v Charity bol.
nisnici pred odhodom v sluzbc
St1ica Sama.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09
Vojak Sc smrtno ponesrecil

V Elkins, w. Va, Sc je smrt-
no ponesrecil Pfc. Stanley Jer-
San, star % let. Pri armadi Sc
je nahajal emo leto. Stanoval je
ma 853 E. 95 St. Rojen je bill v
Eldred, Pa. Bill je clan drustva
sv. Cirila in Metoda st. Is S. D.
z.
Tukaj zapusea oceta Franka,
tri brate Sgt. Edwarda, korpo-
rala Anthonya, in Henrya, ter
dive sestri Sophie in Mildred Mo-
star. Matt Mary je umrla pred
Is. meseci. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil
v soboto zjutraj oh 9. uri v GER
kew sv. Philip Neri, ma St. Clair
Ave. in Ansel Rd., iz Zakrajsko-
vega pogrebnega zavoda, 6O16
St. Clair Ave-, ter nato ma Cal
vary pokopalisce.
Bodi mu lahka rodna gruda,
preostalim pa nase sozalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09
KONFERENCA SKUPNE.
GA DELAVSTVA

Jutri 10. septembra, oh 8. uri
zvecer sc vrsi konferenca skup-
mega delavstva, v Slovenskem
delavskem domu ma Waterloo
Rd., ma kateri Sc DO zahtevalo,
da Sc podvzame korake "a mi
zanje cen ma zivilskih potreb-
scinah ma vsote, XII Sc jih je Ia
htevalo septembra, 1912. Ako
je nemogoce Gene znizati, DO
konferenca zahtevala zvisanje
plae, XII bi .odgovarjale povisa-
nju cen ma potrebscinah. Kon-
ference sklicuje skupni odbor u
nijskih delavcev, spadajocih k
A. F. of L., c. 1. O., in organi-
zaciji zelezniskih delavcev, XII sc
nahajajo v okolici 26. in 30. var.
de, v East Clevelandu in Eucli'
, du: Med odborniki je tudi rojal
William Kastelic, XII je tajnil
konference United Auto Work
ers of America, G. I. O., Loca
E45, Fisher Body, ter stanuje ns
1890 Saranac Rd. Ma konfe
renco je vabljen sleherni, XII s.
zanima "a to vazno vprasanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09
OkUPACIJA ITALIJE " POLNEM RAzMAHU
Rdeca vojska zavze.
la StalinO

Veeraj je Rdeca vojska zoret
izvojevala veliko zmago, ko je
zavzela vazno industrijsko me-
sto Stalino, XII sc nahaja v juz-
nj Ukrajini. Naznanilo o padcu
mesta je podal osebno premier
Stain.
Berlinski radio je naznanil,
da so Sc Nemci "umaknili il
mesta Stalino po naertu elastic
min operacij po polnem uniee-
nju vaznih vojnih instalacij.
Velika zmaga
Stalino je pred vojno stelo
pol milijona prebivalcev in je
center zelezne industrije in ze-
lezniskega omrezja "a vso juz-
no Ukraine. Men padec Sc lah-
ko primerja padcem Harko-
va.
Nemci so mesto zavzeli 21.
oktobra 1941, torej skoro pred
dvema letoma, in so ga imeli v
oblasti cd tedaj. Vojaski opa-
zovalci so mnenja, da bodo Sc.
daj Nemci prisiljeni umakniti
Sc IL vsega Donjec porecja.
Vazna zelezniska proga prere-
Zana
Ruske cete so vceraj tudi "a.
sedle mesto Cesnikovko, sest
mill severno cd zelezniskega kri.
zisca v Maknacu, cemur :je bi-
la prerezana zelezniska proga
Gomel-Baknac, XII je edna, pc
kateri morejo Nemci sedaj pre-.
mikati cete in material who'd
no cd Dnjepra. - @... .>~a ~.-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09
IL ameriSkega
casopisja
Boil v Jugoslaviji

New York Times dne 30.
augusta poroca, da so jugoslo-
vanski patriot pretekli teden
napadli il nenada letalisee v bill
zini Sarajeva in unieili ma MEM
"a nemskih letal, med mimi vec
bombnih aparatov. To vest je
vceraj prinesel londonski radio
v oddaji, katero je zabelezil Co
lumbia Broadcasting System.
Dale porocata radio postaja,
da so partizani v tenn okraju
pognali v zrak vlak poln nem-
skin vojakov, ter izvrsili vee ma
padov ma zelezniske objekte, s
katerimi so uspeli popolnoma
odrezati Sarajevo, najvaznejso
strategicno bazo' v teh krajih,
cd Beograda, Zagreba in cd
mora. ~
INA Hrvaskem pa so patrio.
ii zasedli mesto v blizini Zagre'
ba, ter oh tel priliki osvobodil
precejsnje stevilo politicnih u
jetnikov, XII SO bill tam interni
rani.
"V dveh drugih krajih so. par
tizani unicili 26 lokomotiv in vr
gli il tira % vlakov, pri cemel
SO Sc koncentrirali najvec nj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09
Major Eliot O razrne.
rah ma Balkanu

NEW YORK, N. Y. - "New
York Herald Tribune z dne 81.
augusta prinasa clanek majorja
George Fielding Eliota, XII je
mnenja, da so Sc nemske nuke
in tezave ma Balkanu zdaj sele
prav zacele.
IS smrtjo kralja Borisa je IL
ginila ona tocka, ma katero sta
bila vsaj deloma navezana boil
garski narod in njegova arma-
da.
"Na Bolgarskem Sc nahaja
precej nemskih Get in Gestapo
agentov. Toda zdaj, ko Sc ita-
lijanske garnizije Jugoslaviji
in Grciji razkrajajo, so morali
Nemci odposlati tia del svojih
sill il Bolgarije, da jih nadome-
ste.
Najvecja usluga, katero bi
mogla danes Bolgarija izkazati
Hitlerju, bi bila najbrze ia, da
bi bolgarska armada prevzela
policijske posle Jugoslaviji in
Grciji. Nemci bi prevzeli lie ma
logo, da cuvajo nekatere kljuc-
ne pozicije, ko ia primer So
lun.
"Bolgari so vstopili v vojno
mislec, da je nemska zmaga ne
izogibna. Zdaj pa Sc je pokazalo
ravno narobe, da je nemski po-
raz neizogiben. Bolgari tega
trenutka pa ne bodo uporabili,
da nakopicijo nase Sc vec jeze
in sovrastva pri svojih sosedih
lzanje je zdaj cas-, da Sc vsaj de,
Iona odkupijo in popravijo gre,
he, katere so re zagresili.
| Bodocnost nejasna
| "Zato pa bi morah odpoklica-
ii svoje vojake IL Jugoslavije in
Grcije in odkloniti, da Sc Sc ma
dalje udelezujejo vojne.
| "Neposredna bodocnost Boil,
garlic Sc nj jasna. Zagotovo pa
| je, da bodo morali Nemci, ako
hocejo drzati svoje pozicije ma
Balkanu, nastopiti sami - in to
kljub temu, da Jim je ravno
zdaj posebno tezko najti razpo-
| lozljivih cet."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09

VISA italijanska pristanisca, kl'
so biia vceraj zasedena in da-
nes zgodaj zjutraj, Sc nahajajo
ma zapadni .tslijanski obali.
Zavezniske cete cd padalne
pehote so Sc glasom enega po-
rocila spustile ma zemljo v kala-
brijskem mestu Pizzo, ma "sto-
palu" italijanskega "skornja".
Poziv "a mascevanje proti
Nemcem
ZavezniSka visoka komanda
1je objavila ma italijanski narod
potion radija il Alzira poziv ma
boj proti Nemcem. V pozivu je
receno:
"sedaj je cas-, da Sc mascu-
jete mad Nemci.
'Mogoene britske, ameriske
in kanadske armade Sc izkrca-
vajo ma raznih tockah osrcju
Italije.
"Prihod teh Get, XII so mogoc-
no opremljene, ter krite cd ne
premagljive zavezniske zracne
sile cd polne sile zavezniskih
pomorskih moci v Sredozemlju,
nudi vam, Italijanom vase zad-
MO priliko.
"Podprta cd mogocne sile "a
veznikov, ina Italia sedaj
moznost, da Sc mascuje mad
nemskimi zatiralci in da sodelu-
je pri izgonu tradicijskega So
vraznika z italijanske zemlje.
"Italijani! To Je vas bojni u
kaz v tenn poglavJu borbe "a O.
svoboditev Evrope.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-09
Kampanja v Clevelandu

V Clevelandu sc je kampanja
otvorila velikim shodom in
programom v Public avditoriju.
Kvota "a Cleveland in okrozje
je 233 milijonov dolarjev, pre-
cej vec kot v zadnji kampanji,
kar pomeni, da bono moral po-
seci v zepe globlje kot kdaj
pref, da bode zazeljena vsota
dosezena.
Ma priredbi so bill uradni
"bondadirji" il vseh delov o.
kraja, XII so slisali odlicnega vol
mega porocevalca Raymonda
Clapperja, XII Sc je pred kratkim
vrnil il Europe. Clapper je bill
ma enem izmed ameriskit, bomb
nikov, ko je bill vprizorjen prvi
zracni napad ma Rim.