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Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-08
Methodist Choir
In Pre-Lenten
Musicale

Following their tradition of pre-
.senting sacred concert just prior
to the Lenten season, the Metho-
dist church choir members Sunday
night, were heard in beautiful
hour of music in the church, a
concert heard by a large and p
preciative audience.
Mrs. S. P. Holiday, organist,
played all the accompanimentS and
also series of organ preludes in
cluding the lovely Largo" from
the Dvorq New World Symphony;
the Evening Star" from the Wag-
merriam "TannhauSer" and the
Schubert Evening Serenade' for
the offertory, the collection going
for the purchase of a screen and
cover for the new organ.
The choir of 45 voices, directed
by Mrs. Eugene Waterman, sang its
numbers most effectively, the solo,
lists deserving praise also for their
incidental solos: Roberta jerks, S.
p. Holiday, Mrs. Wesley He'll, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Moore.
Two a cappella groups added in
terest, a trio composed of Gloria
Payne, Roberta jerks, Barbara Bar
rett and the choir anthem. Anoth-
er special number was solo with
mixed quartette, Mrs. Louis Birn-
baum, who possesses a warm So
prano,. singing the solo with Mrs.
Dudley Hatch, Mrs. D. B. Roberts,
lDr. r. c. Clemons and S. P. Holli-
> day as the quartette.
Wendell Waterman, accomplished
violinist, played by request, the
Schunann "Taumerei".
The Rev. Mr.. Hayden S. Sears,
pastor of the church, spoke brief
ly, and also delivered the invOca-
ton and benedictiOn
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-08
Mexican Theme
For Dance

Entire Nos clubs gran baile'
took place Saturday night in the
Ten Thousand club house where a
brilliant Mexican setting greeted
the guests as they arrived.
Gay-hued serapes decorated the
walls and the stage had a row OF
cactus plants in bright colored flow
er pots, while the buffet table was
in the Mexican colors of red, green
and white with a centerpiece OF
yellow flowers lighted by green cam
dies
All the feature dances had MeXi-
can names but when it came to
refreshments the committee de-
parted from the Mexican theme to
serve the old American standby,
hamburgers, which, at this time are
decidedly unusual and proved more
than welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Free, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Forbess, Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. oacon were the
committee in charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-08
yWi|Iiams to
Leave Valley

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Williams are
soon to leave the valley to the re-
gret of their many friends, Mr..
Williams having been called into
the service. Mrs. Williams plans
to be with her family on the coast.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
have been active in the State Street
Christian church and that organi-
zation planned farewell party in
their honor Monday night, 1880
O'Clock, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Hoy.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-08
SKINE JOHNSON
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON

NEA Service Staff Correspondent
Now that Tales of Manhattan"
has cleaned up at the boxoffice and
is also being picked by many critics
as one of the ten best" pictures
of 1912, it seems safe to say that
Boris Morros has arrived. Boris
and a gentleman by the name of
S. P. Eagle formerly Sam Speag-
le) are listed as the producers.
We never had the pleasure of
meeting E. P, but we have been
acquainted with Boris for some
years now, and we always figured
he would go places in Hollywood,
One of the crimes of Hollywood
journalism is that, while tOuting
the Goldwyns, Mayors DeMilles
and other master minds of the in
dustry, it has thus far failed to let
the public in on Mr.. Morros, who
by this time should be known far
and wide as one of the true phe-
nomena produced by this eccentric
village.
GOT AN ACCENT
Mr. Morros is short, cherubic
individual with an accent that may
best be described as cross between
that of Mayor LaGuardia and the
sound of an idling P-38. But the
most remarkable thing about him,
at first meeting. is his haberdash-
cry.
His shirts look as though they
were camouflaged in such a way
as to make them invisible if they
passed you at 400 miles an hour
turning end over end. On Mr..
Morros, however, they pass at an
upright waddle and, instead of be-
ing invisible, they are more con-
spicuous than Hedy Lamar in a
bathtub. All of them are in un-
complimentary technicolor. They
say he has the most horrible pri-
vate collection of shirts in ex-
iStence.
Why" we once asked him Gu
rlously, shielding our eyes with one
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-08

MI. anu MIo. SlyuC AyCi iiSb'S
been enjoying a visit from their
daughter-in- law, Mrs. Don Dyer
Of Santa Monica, the former Meta
Frances Lord of Ell Centro Don
Dyer is engineer for Dougles air.
craft.
Dr.. and Mrs. F. w. Peterson had
as their house guest Mrs. Peterson's
school girl friend, Mrs. Edith JET
frey Logan of Chicago, H., with
whom Mrs. Peterson went to high
school. Mrs. Logan has beeli
visiting her sister and brotlfer-in-
law, DR.. and Mrs. Jeffreys of Los
Angeles and came to the valley to
have a reunion with Mrs. Peterson.
DR.. PeterSon's twin sister, Mrs.
Emma C. Wilson, is living in West
niorland at present and spends
week-ends with the Petersons. Next
visitors at the Peterson home will
be their daughter and grandson,
Mrs. Walter Bell (DorOthea Peter
SOM and Arthur, who will arrive
shortly to spend a month in the
valley.
Pat Stringham and Dorsan Cave
visited Helen Beronio this past
weekend, all three girls being stu
dents at use, and home for a
brief vacation with Helen's moth
er, Mrs. Jimmie BeroniO.
Mrs. Guy A. Weakley will be in
Los Angeles this week attending
the sessions of the board of man.
ayers of the California Congress
of Parents and Teachers. Mrs
Weakley is 29th district president
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Weakley, Mr.
Weakley's parents, have come to
FL Centre ia make their home in
the city, visiting the Weakleys for
the present.
Mrs. Warren E. Sage of San Die
go, former Ell Centran, is coming
to the valley to attend the sessions
of the district P.-T.A. convention
in Ell Centro on March Is. Mrs
Sage was active in P.-T.A. affairs
having been elected district presi-
dent, but resiging that office when
she moved to San Diego. She is
the sister of Ruth Teeple Reid OF
Ell Centre.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald L. Knox
Jr,. with their little daughter, Mary
Marvin, spent the weekend in Po-
mona with Mr. Knox'S parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Knox, Sr,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-08
to
Move +oCitv

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Beech
er are leaving the valley to make
their home in Los Angeles after
4 vacation. Mrs. Beecher, known
professionally as Mabel Wood Bee
cher, has been manager of Vree-
lands Ell Centre studio for four
years. and was formerly associated
with her father in the Wood studios,
Chicago, Ill. She has been an active
member of the Ell Centre Soropt-
imiSt club.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-08
PASS THROUGH
IMPERIAL, VALLEY

Robert Holt, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Holt of Ell Centro, and w.
L. Schultz, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
H. Shultz of Ell Centro, passed
through Imperial Valley last week
en- route to Texas for army train
ing. Holt is in the engineering
division and Shultz in the coast ar
uillery.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-08

+ Mr. and Mrs. M. J. DoWd Mon
day announced the engagement of
their daughter, Helen, to William
n. Kearns, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William A. Kearns OF San Diego.
1 The wedding will take place in
June.
News of the engagement is of
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-08
EtheIena Kamm Married to
1t. Weeks Saturday

HCLTVILLE, March 8-One OF
the loveliest weddings of the year
was solemnized Saturday night in
the Holtville Christian church,
when Ethelena Kamm, daughter OF
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-08
LOVELY BRIDE


the bride was truly beautiful in
hei gown of brocaded taffeta with
which she wore a veil in fingertip
length falling from becoming
coronet headdresS of orange bios
SONS. She carried white Bible
adorned with pink camellias and
satin streamers.
The brides cousins, Lois and Jean
Bridenstine of National City, were
hei only attendants and made
charming picture in their frocks of
ice-blue brocaded taffeta and their
wells of ice-blue, the two carrying
old-fashioned nosegays of flowers
in pastel shades. ....
Kenneth Kelley served 1t. Weeks
as his best man, and Donald
Smyser, as his other attendant,
Conrad Anstead and Oren Weeks
acting as ushers.
RECEPTION
After the cc.cmOny reception
took place in the church social
hall which resembled a spring gar
den with its many bouquets of
garden flowers in all the soft, colors.
The brides table was beautifully
appointed with its Venetian lace
cloth, candles, and the handsome
garden flowers in all the soft colors,
cake, the FIRST siice OF which was
cut by the bride after which Mrs.
Arthur Staley of Fullerton and
Miss Lena BridenStine of Holtville
served.
Mrs. Kamm, mother of the bride,
was gowned in navy with rose ac-
ceSsorieS and wore a corSage of
yellow jonquils, Mrs. Weeks, mother
of the bridegroom wearing aqua
blue with gardenia corsage.
1t. and Mrs. Weeks are at pres
ent on their honeymoon and eX-
pect to return to the valley the
latter part of this week after which
they will go by motor to Paris,
Texas, where 1t. Weeks is stationed.
GOING AWAY FROCK
For her going away outfit, Mrs.
Weeks wore a smart green ensemble
with brown accessories.
The marriage unites two prOmin-
ent Holtville families and both
young people are widely known
also. Both are graduates of Holt
vile high school, and Mrs. Weeks
OF Woodbury. 1t. Weeks is with
the United States Army and sta
toned at Camp MaXey for the pres
ent.
House guests at the Kamm home
who came to the valley to attend
the wedding included Mrs. Kamm's
aunt, who was also present at the
Kamm wedding, Mrs, Ella Briden-
stine of Santa Ana; Mrs. Arthur
Staley, Miss Edna Welton of Fuller
ton; Mrs. E. D. Bridenstine if
Corona, MI. and Mrs. L. M. Briden-
tine, with Lois and Jean Briden-
stine of National City.
Out-of- -the-valley re:atives of the
bridegroom who were guests at the
wedding included Mrs. D. w. Simp-
son of Bellflower, Mrs. j. L. Simp-
son, Janice Schultz and John
Simpson, all of National City.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-08

Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Kamm, became
the bride of 1t. Lowell Weeks, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Weeks.
As a background for the impress
i've service read by the Rev. Mr..
Carlton C. Buck, pastor of the
church. a profusion of flowers in
all-white, beautiful arrangements
of gladioli, ranunculae, sweet peas.
with white candles, and the green
OF smilax. made the perfect se,Glng
Preceding the ceremony Mrs.
Murl j. Elliott played as a prelude
the 'Ah. Sweet Mystery" after
which Mr.. Elliott sang "Belive Me
II All Those Enduring Young
Charms" and II Promise You
singing at the close of the service
The Lords Prayer"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-08

TUESDAY
Presbyterian Guild, IL, church.
st. I'lufs Guild, I, 625 Sandal
wood.
Shrine Social club. $3.50. 300 South
+, Imperial.
Night school, 10, Central.
Girl Scouts, !, Scout hut.
Jobs Daughters. 1880. Masonic
temple.
Central Labor council, 1880, La
Dor temple.
Nv. Stamp and Coin club, 1880,
ice plant.
American Legion, 3, Veterans
hall.
Eagles, 2, 569 Broadway.
Nurses Association, 3, $50 San
dllwO0d.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-08
Attention!
MABEL WOOD BEECHER
Manager of Vree|and Studios

Vreeland Studios in Ell Centre wishes to
thank the people of Imperial Valley for
their generous and friendly patronage for
the past four seaSOns-and to announce
her resignation from that firm Mrs. Beech
er will make her home in Los Angeles after
a much needed vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-08
chsssss' ss1sa' OF Interest to Women sss,' cas.
sdasd Hare
Society
Clubs
CALENDAR
MONDAY

MONDAY
Cactus Gavel club, 6:15, California
hotel.
Night school, 10, Central.
Carpenters. 1880. Labor temple.
FL Centre lodge, 384, 1880,
Masonic temple.
Junior board. 3. John Edgar
home.
Music Teachers. 3. l4li Bright
ton.
Imperial lodge, No. 800. =. impe-
rial hall.
American Legion Auxiliary. 3,
Veterans hall.
First Aid class. 1880. Wilson
school.
Christian church party. 1880.
Russell Hoy home.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-08
Mrs. D. B.Roberts Reelected
CHAPTER CIV Pre- sident

sister, Mrs. George Wheat of New
port Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-08
News Hens About
Valley Residents

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Dyer have
been enjoying a visit from their
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Don Dyer
Of Santa Monica, the former Meta
Frances Lord of Ell Centre Don
Dyer is engineer for Dougles air.
craft.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-03-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald L. Knox,
Jr,. with their little daughter, Mary
Marvin, spent the weekend in Po-
mona with Mr.. Knox's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Knox, Sr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-12
MONDAY, JULY II, 1913
WILLIAMSBURG CLUR
HAS TALK ON ALFALFA

Tn" WIiiIawsb'ru Dairy club. mn
der the leadership Of !. ". Wan,
ir. c'.urvd vocational auric,,Innn
teacher oi Henderson Institute RI,
cwssCl alfalfa a., tn" most ,rpr,,,,.
cal and nutritious ted fo. the f.,r.,.
mIii cow, At tn" club nicotine Er,i
Thursday mr@ht. Discussion Ir,dn"'
wcr" Fred Dram" ami ". J.. Sp,rd
IN" oiScii'.l"n covered the follow
m@ topic. selecting the land nr,.
raing the land. lining. icrtrlIYc,
-rChCi preparation. seed. ,urrrr,
ton 81 iced. sowing. and tho r,..
ger SCI, t. i,"' alfalfa Srcdr, T,,r
|irp W,ts compared with tive ,,l,,,
y crops as 1" j.. llaIahiynr.s +,
"v i"rm animals, ul:mbUr -. cr,t,i,,..
'.N ''"r. Weld n t,"s -, acre. NC.
re \'iG" per tom. average y,h,, l,n,
60" "nt number al wears rr...t,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-01

them quite readily. Togo govern
melt IS rated rs hopeless LOT Uiti-
mate qualification. The !'W remain
ing ll'le Qulsling y"'..'S do not
kOunt
The difficulty with Germany -
That D, i chrome
Il j. the cOnSCuSus 'a,'l tNc i"'n"!-
land must be peyu E".H'!N NGurIC.,d.
How - keep It oppressed L. the
pl oblrm. II stay eaten only ABOUT
a q Iteration al u lnnc.
Nice defeat doe not seem 10 fin
ism i.
Rc-e6uCatiun Of lis whole people
Is the remedy urged by in;Cllcctuals
ct ne United Nationall;lrs.
The idea Is to lick the tar out of
Ire uazis If today and - ;ru;u the
Young folk iato an entirely ncW pnN
Chg.ogy in the course OF The ensuing
Three or four decades. while tA"l. n&-
rer.5 and grandparents NJ, dying OF.
:;ow, can n whole population. nun
rHs high up into the millions. e
Uniformed like that
Inc Italians do no, need Sc They
aIc O. k. anyway The n't,r peoples
VII he tickled pink. Ha." ny "w"
PERSONAL notion that tho .i.ps can
bc converted. once tnulr SuEurua are
! ped out. Ne and tnv res, 70. II,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-01
BY CHARLES =. STEW .kEf

Washington. july l.-lu~ 80"
average child Of nazi ancr .,!y. ,u,v
born but taken in hand. from t.f.'
cradle. by civilized folk bc educated
into "normalcv." rs Warren &. Hard
ing called II? II would seem tnT; u
start should be made Is early a. pos
sible. The Oldcg the child gets. the
presumption is that Il lot oil nIZIsH
will have to be educated out OF hiin.
in addition 10 tie civilized dope That
his Cor herr re-educato"S are trying
10 educate IL.
And when the little cuSS mas COM
pletely grown up. experts incline -
the opinion that death az Cumplc,r
Subsection OF his personally alone
can come 10 his rcliei-~ma the TO
iIrr ui his civilized associates. too.
@; curse. hero - an u,"GI"nai
cL,r O., .n inherently decent Hiiy'J-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-01

In cooperation with the Han,; "i
Eliin. lot trcdcr pigs have boon
placed with i-N Club members III
Yadki.. SurYv and Wilkes roU.Nv'.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-11
VAS DOHODNINSKI
DAVEK

Pise odvetnik VIM. J. Kennick
Kaj je treba vedeti, ce vlozite
deklaracijo
Ako ie VAN treba vloziti De-
claration of Estimated Tax
pred Is. septembrom, morate
vedeti sledece:
u Koiko DO vas zasluzek "a
cello leto 1943. Treba je. prora-
cunati koliko ste zasluzili do Is.
septembra, in koliko nadaljnega
zasluzka pricakujete.
y Kaj je bila vsota dohod-
ninskega davka "a 1912, in ko-
liko ste placali ma ia davek Is.
marca, in Is. junija, 1943.
- Koliko davka Sc YAM je
odtrgalo v tovarni. v prvih Sc
stih nesecih 1943 so vam odtr-
gall 5 odstotkov Victory Tax;
cd 1. julia naprej Sc je pa vam
odtrgalo priblizno po 20 odstot-
kov.
Ma Declaration Sc mora "a
pisati tudi vase Social Security
stevilko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-11
Porocilo cd podruznice st.
48 SANSa

Cleveland, Ohio. - Predsed-
mix tukajsnje podruznice Stew.
48, SANS-a F. Barbic, je re de-
Iona priobcil imena darovalcev,
kateri so prispevali njemu in
Mrs. F. Erzen.
Torej teh linen ne bona priob-
ceval ponovno, lie ostala inlena
darovalcev in nabiralcev maj
slUzijo Sc v vednost kaj sc je
doseglo pri nasi pedruzniei v
,mesecu juliju 1943.
Sleded SO darovali ma isto J..
T. Durnu:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-11
STOJAN PRIBICEVIC:
ZAVEZNISKA STRATEGIJA Y
JUGOSLAVIJI
| V

Britsko casopisje je cd prosega januarja dale bo
vztrano delu da ugotovitvijo fatov pride resnlci
do dina ozirom ma jugoslovanski polozaj Anglez
svam ljude vsed cesar edinole komunsticni in ka
tolsk casopisi zavzemai strastno deoloSko stasce
zadevi Miha ovca in partizanov. Komuns to solili
navzc temu da patizan po velik Vecini nekomuni-
scn; in katolican navzEc temu, da partizan deno
katoicani Mmogrede eno, spanske in portugalske
katoiske publikace t cisto IL ideooskh razlogov
nastopile najveco goecnostjo Mihaovca in proti
partlzanOm.
Vecji del britskega casopisja pa je bi. nemalo
mi1jen vsled priz2deHana da MihaOvi:a predstaVi
kot nekakega genelala Franca slovansk zemlj, ker
enako Britannia 1ot Russia sce sategcnega Ia
ko je londonsi Times T. maa zapisal: Ako Sc ma sile
evce na Bakanu pogjeda skoz ocaa, XII MISC zamegljc
pred5odki, to nikakor pom2ni, da opogumlja
boljSevizem Nemci ncesal boil ne boje kot popo
mega in tranega &ogasa med Bitanijo Zedinenimi d.
zavani in S0Vjetszo usij0 Rakanu Tako soglasje
bi bilo Wedno toiko k0t bi bill uniGen eel nems
almadni zboT."
Londonski Sunday Obsei vel je brez ovinkov izraz
oGonjc da bi 'p2rtiza1 pozdlav priko biti zastopa
nj 20 jrgosovanski vadi cemu b bill napraven velik
kOiak K zedinJen vsoA upornih 81 Jugoslav." Vec
vplivnih jondonsih punlikac e oDozorlo kako mucno
b blo axe b nckcc& iIc bIitske cete prse Jugoslo
WHO Mhaovcen kot kazipotom, potem pa bi naleele
ma odpor partizanoV Itch tako sjajno uspesnih be-
ploti 5cnin vpadacen1 Cello angleska pubka &c
de-u Londona teden kazal ameriski film "Cetn
k" katerem Sc pos2avija Mihajovc, potem pa je bill
film brez nadaljnih objav umaknen
Mnogo bolj pomcmbna je bila potasna sprenemba
blitskega vladnega sta$Ca 2ee Mihalovica in parza-
spremenba ki sega n2zaJ prosli december, XII
terra bo zvaj2a Sobok =piv amer5ko stat s3e ma Bal
kanu in cennani Evopi ki pa je navzlic temu tel
dezeli ostala neopazena Dc tega poletja.
Do prosle jeseni e AIitajIoyicevo me stale ma pr
mestu tako zlnanjem kot tud vojnem ministrsvu
britske Wade ProSega decembla pa med cani brit
ske tane suzbe zaGe Doav ati resn argument gl2do
MihajloVica in parzanoV in zunane minstIstvo ie
madonna posalo krtcnO naDrem vojnenu nnisrstvu, XII
e veko odlocnoso ignoliralo paltizane in cell
ii stale "a Mhajlovicem. Toda teku nekaj tednov e
salisce zunanjega mnsra Edena prenagalo opozi-
cjo britska politika stremela te da Sc pri
partzane navzc tm jugoslovanskc ubezne vade in
ako je sporazum med Mihaovcem in partzani nemogol
da sodeluje obema gerilskima skupinama mcjah
nih dejanske bojne moc ozemljih katera anso
sposobni drzati
Cd Wade kontrolirana britska radijska korporac "a
e sa prva akcijo kot predna strata zunanjega mini
strstva Skoz vec kot leto dn bill nen program 100
procenno Miha alovica, proslo limo pa e zace IL
vajati 5050 propaganda program XII je kn1au postal
mani kot pedese procentov Mihajlovica in vec kot
petdeset procentov partizane. tenn casu jugo
sovanska vlada, vzraajoc da biti pubciteta
absoutno prog Miha ajlovicu, zapletla prepir brit
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-11
Opomini glede raci-
joniranja
RDECE ZNAMKE

Ga meso, mast, ollie in sir)
Rdece znamke T, u, V in w
SO veljavne do 81. augusta.
Rdeca IN. X. je stopila v We
ljavo %. augusta in propade
dne 2. oktobra.
Rdeca znamka Y je stopila v
veljavo dne 20. augusta in pro-
pade dine 2. oktobra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-11

kOV Je v reSnlcl SVetOVneSa pO-
mena, toda vzroki "a to MISC
prisli iz Moskve cd sovjetske
Wade. Znano nam je, da je dr.
zavni department vodil in Sc
danes vodi nerazumljivo politi-
ko, O Gem je "Enakopravnost'
sama primerno napisala svoje
mnenje. Slicen polozaj vlada tu-
di v Londonu. Nobena vlada Sc
nj do danes odlocila glede parti-
zanov, glede francoskega osvo-
bodilnega odbora, Finske in fa-
sisticne spanije. Sedaj prihaja
pa Sc italijansko vprasanje in
vlada v Londonu in Washington
nu molci in caka, da bosta ita-
lijanski kralj in Badoglio izroci-
la Italijo zaveznikom. (To Sc je
zdaj ze zgodilo.) Tako posto-
panic je morale roditi krizo,
kajti dejstvo je, da Sovjetska u
Mia noce biti odgovorna "a no.
ben kompromis.
z odpoklicom Litvinova in
Majskega je Sovjetska unija
povedala svoje mnenje. Smisel
tega vedo najbolj v Moskvi,
Londonu in Washingtonu.
Sovjetska unija Sc trudi u
stvariti edinstvo, XII je predpo-
goj "a zmago mad osiscem, to-
da to edinstvo mora sloneti ma
sporazumni akciji V vseh zade-
yah.
Poraz Hitlerjevih hord Ru-
siji je teak udarec "a osisce.
Toda vedeti moramo, da MISC
bill nemski militaristi tako ne.
.umni, da bi bill mogli zmagati
samo z svojim orozjem, vstevsi
Italijo in Japonsko. Oni so ra-
cunali in Sc danes racunajo ma
razdor med Anglijo, Ameriko in
Rusijo, kar vidimo il njihove
propaganda in ponujanja miru,
to vidimo tudi v Italiji, kjer
kralj Emanuel in Badoglio upa,
ia in cakata, da Sc bo zgodilc
nekaj neverjetnega pref, ko be
dospela angleska in ameriska
armada v Rim, svetisce fasizma
in nacizma.
LIE tako naprej, brat Kerze
Mnogi, XII mislijo tako kot ii
nimajo casa ali pa sposobnosti
da hi tako jasno izrazili svoja
custva kakor ii. In kakor s
sam omenil, nimajo kje poveda.
tt svojih misli, kako" bi ne mo.
gla ne ii in JAZZ, &c bi ne bile
"Enakopravnosti."
George Witkovich
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-11

Komaj 38 dni potem ko zavezniske sile prekor
cie JUNE obale Sicije je ze bill otok popolnoma njh
rokah Sc predno zade nemske posadke zbezae pred
mocjo zaveznskh s je zacelo bombardirati Italjo
zavzetem Siclie je uznozapadna Europa pod palcem
zavezniske zracne sile. Goja ska predstavlja Lieut.
Gen. George Pattona XII posveue Lieut. COL Lyle
w. Bernardom, ko Sc njiju cete blizajo Messini
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-11

Potreba je IN DO dolarjev, da
Sc pobija lazi-propaganda, ka-
terra gre ma racun Slovenije. -
Cas- prihaja cim blizje, in mi a.
meriski slovenci bodimo sal del
no pripravljeni, da doprinesemo
k osvoboditvi tega malega kr-
vavecega naroda, S katerim Sc
igrajo razni sovrazniki.
Prihodnja seja podruznice bo
kot obieajno vsak cetrti petek.
v mesecu.
Torej "a ia mesec bo ma "a.
septembra. Zastopniki, ne po-
zabite in vsi, kateri Sc za,ima-
te "a resitev in osvoboditev ma
BE biVse domovine, bodite ma
mestu.
J. f. Durn,
kor. tajnik st. 48.